Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-03
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give prompt relief
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DRAFTED Family Medicines are sold. 1t
East India Cholera Specjfc-A safe ant
enectual remedy for Dysentery, Cramps, Asiatlc
Cholera Dripping Pains; Se;, Avn n.u..,..
Junsso-lm. 9Th and Lombard sts, wim ington, d.
oolong Teas by the box or pound, at Hous.
TONS L. 4thS'.
Young Hyson teas, by the box or pound a,
Houstons, Il E. 18th street.
English breakfast Teas by the box or pound
a. Honston's, the only Tea store in the city, IL
+. 4th Street.
Turnip seed, turnip seed-a large lot of new
anu reliable turnip seed for sale cheap, by Jas.
Crlppens, 4th and Market street
Japanese Teas by the box or pound, at the
only lea House in the city, II Z. 4th street
j. l. Houston, Jr.
GreM Reduction In Spring and Summer
Hats and Straw Goods, at 400 king street. Closing
out the stock. Goods reduced as much 90 cents.
L. Fl. QUAY.
Notice.-All persons are hereby notified that
chairs repaired by the subscriber, over three
months ago. If not called for by the It'll Of July,
will be sold at public sale in order to get them
out OF the way. WIN. HIRZEL, corner Third
and King streets. je2s-2t.
The coupons OF the first mortgage bonds Of
the w. & w. Railroad were paid on and after
Monday at the First National Bank.
| Ne,c Bdrn.-Wllliam II. Smalley has just
erected large aud handsome barn on his
farm, near Salem Church, in White Clay Greek
Hundred.
Resigndtion.--Pro E. d. Porter, the efficient
aud able Principal of Newark Academy, has
resigned his position and will remove To his
farm In the lower part Of Newark.
The Prdcticdi Farmer says that there has
been found nothing 80 effective in curing "milk
fever'' In cows as laudanum-about six ounces
Of which should be given at once.
| Signor Bitz will give an evenings entertain
ment in the Madley Chapel, South Whining
ton, on Saturday evening, July 9th, for the ben
eft Of the Sunday School. Tickets twenty-five
| cents.
Five hundred and six cars loaded with bal
| aucos and weighing-machines were dispatched
from the works Of the Fairbanks Scale Compa-
ny, last year. Five thousand and sky tons of
weight-measures In one year.
| James Springer Esq, has bought the proper
| ty Of John Miller, adjoining the National Bank,
| and intends putting considerable improvements
| upon 1t and making 1t one Of the most desirable
residences In Newark.
Resigned -We are requested to state that
Solomon lIersev, ESQ.,, resigned his position OH
the committee for the 4th of July Temperance
pic mic at Cuba Hill, as soon as he found that
dancing was 10 be a prominent feature of the
day.
Amusement. The athletic ainusements ad-
vertised to take place at the Columbia Ian, OH
Kennett Pike, on Saturday last, were postponed
until tomorrow, the 4th inst, OH account of
the weather. A great deal Of sport is anticpa-
ted.
appointed. NJ. Nichols, late Depu-
ty Collector Of Internal Revenue for the First
Congressional Marya District, has been APP
pointed Mail Route agent OH the Delaware
Road, from Philadelphia to Cristeld, at salary
Of sl0s0 per annum.
European Trip.-Natlam Lrbepnan will
leave this city to-day for New York, and on
Saturday will sail for Europe, in order TO visit
his parents IN Germany, the Exposition at
Vienna,and other points of interest. lie will re-
turn home early in October.
Mds0nic.-At the Annual election OF Hiram
Lodge, No. %, A. II. and 4. NJ, the following
officers for the ensuing term were selected. W.
NJ. Charles G.. King; ). W. Harry Zimmerman;
J. w. Geo. w. Williams; Secretary, j. w.
Armstrong; Treasurer, j. W. Evans
ToJacco anl Cigdrs.-George Steinecken Is
extensively engaged In manufacturing and sell
ling Wholesale and retail, cigars, smoking AMI
chewing tobacco, snuff fancy articles, &c. at
No. 2l5 Market Street, and is always ready to
serve all who may give him call, at the very
lowest market rates.
Fo,nd.-A gentleman in walking up French
street, on Monday last, had the good fortune to
pick up a small roll of greenbacks, which were
lying in the gutter. He seemed much elated |
at the discovery of the prize, but no doubt
would willingly return the same to the owner,
on proving property.
CAUTIoN.-Purchasers of the Peruvian Syrup
"a protected solution of the protoxide of Iron) |
are cautioned against being deceived by any of |
the preparations of Peruvian Bark, or bark and |
iron, which may be offered them. Every bot |
lie ofgenuine has "Peruvian Syrup, mot Peruv- |
Ian Bark blown In the glass. Examie the bot |
tie before purchasing.
Sand and Lime.-Capt. WIN. +. Kari, one of
our most energetic and reliable citizens, is ex-
tensively engaged in the sale of liver sand and
building lime at the foot OF Lombard street.
He has been in business number of years, and
his articles always turn out to be as good as re-
presented. He Is one Of the gentleman of the
old school, honest and straightforward whose
word Is as good as his bond.
Ren,Oual.-The Union National Bank of Del
aware has removed to the Artisans Savings
Bank room, in the Clayton House, In order that
the old bank building may be remodeled and
has also removed his family to his palatial resi-
dence on his beautiful farm, in Christlana Hun
dred, In order to be out of the way Of the me-
chanlcs. The work will be completed In few
weeks, when the old quarters will be reoccupied.
NeiU Hose Carriage.-The Water Witch Fire
Company are having new hose carriage built
by Messrs. McLear II Kendall and Springer,
Morley & Cause, In order that they may use
the gum instead Of leather hose which is con-
sldered the most servlceabl,. They have sold
their old carriage, to the Fire Company at
Hagerstown, Nd, for $3.50. The Water Witch
members are enterprising, and are determined to
keep pace with all the improvements of the times
A GREAT HORROR Done AWAY WITH
House cleaning Is great horror to nine men
out Of every ten. When that time comes the
"mcn folks" as rule, give the domestic hearth
"wide birth" Oceans of suds--the produce
ton Of tons of soap-fanly flood every part of
the house. The women, from the mistress
down. labor as they never worked before, and
what with the discomfort, the smell of suds and
the dampness, and not unfrequently sickness,
the product of colds and overwork, matters are
generally diagreeable. The simple use of Sap
olio instead of soap does away with all this dis
| comfort. 1t lightens the labor 100 per cent.
because 1t removes dirt, grease, stains and spots,
/ with hardly any labor with but little water,
| end in one tenth the usual time.
| Notice to SpOTtsmen.-The Sportsmen club
of this city offer suitable reward to any person
for such information MS will lead to the conyic-
| ton of any parties who may violate the follow
Ing section Of the Game Law passed April 9th,
1873.
"That il any person shall kill, take or destroy,
sell or expose to sale, or have In his or her pos
session after the same has been killed. in either
ofthe counties Of Kent or SUSSEX, ANY partridge,
pheasant or rabbit, between the fifteenth day of
February and the first day of November, or
any in the county Of New Castle between the
first day OF January and the first day of No
vember, or any woodcock in either of the