Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-30

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tine Claret, rur, Shrtry, aud 9TH, n's ard 'h,n
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Grip. en-, ith X Market ,iiccts Is tciling the v..y
best groceries, all kinds. Call and see him.
Teas. eohees, spices, Sugar syrup, canned fruits
4tL & Market streets
A choice lot OF Japan. black and imperial tea, at
The old Central Tea X Grocery house, ith and Mark
ct streets.
The best washing soap for sale by crlppen, 4th *
FisHERMEs.-CmgEsE,-old strong cheese for fish
whole cheese or pound. at JISIs Red Grocery store,
on Second street. between King and French.
Cheap linen crumb cloths at E. Larkin's, No.
3, East Second street, Wilmington, Delaware.
june 19-St
You can get a Piano Stool covered with plush,
below Second
Camphor, low in price, at Hartman's. Burts Insect
Powder. Lyons Insect Powder, Knowles Insect Pow.
der, Burt and Gentworth's Roach, Rat and Mouse
Ridders, at Hartmsn's. Remember, when in want Of
snyth,ng IN the drug iine always go to Hartman's,
HARrMAS's DRuo SToRR, 400 Lombard street,
near Fourth, Is owedged by all persons capable
OF judging to be one Of the most reliable places In
ed. j. IL, Hartman gives this branch of his business
his undivided attention.
Crlppcn, at the Old Central Tea House, corner W
lot Of very superior Tea at 30, 90 and rs cents pet
pound. Don't forget the place, Fourth and Marke
Streets.
Fresh Crackers always on hand, at Crippens, Fourth
and Market streets.
Fresh roasted coffee at Crippen's, Fourth and Mar
Ket streets.
Essences of all kinds, Laudanum, Paregoric, Syrup
SIul,, Olive OH. Nitrs, sateman's Drops, Godfrey
Cordial. Epson Salts, SIENNA Doses.
Just what you nt--one bottle OF MeInail. Bed
bug Bane. One bottle Is sufficient to thorou ghy 70.
move them from one dozen bed steads Boarding
honses hotels and inns supplied ut wholesale rates.
Hurry along and get bottle of McInali's Worm
sure and certain dead shot for worms Is that Syr.
up for Worms prepared by McInail, Jr the druggist
second street has reduced the prices Of his Dr.
Goods until any one in want can easily be suited.
jela-4ts
Best white sugar only 10 l-2 cents per pound
and groceries very cheap. Persons residing In
the Country will save dollars by visiting Jim.
red store, in Second street between King and
French. 1t is a well known fact that jim sell.
cheaper than any other grocer In the CITY, =
Branch Store 200 West Second street.
Don't give away your money when you worl
hard for ii: come TO Jims cheap grocery store In
Second street, between King and French nea,
Second street Market House. The store is lOt
East Second ST, it being perfectly red painted
makes it easily distinguished. Branch stor,
200 West Second st.
Ertens'ue Bus,nesa-ChArles Kyle has recoy
cred his health and will give his personal at
tention to the sale of ice cream, CONNECTIONS nuts
and fruit, at the n. W. corner of the Secon,
street market house, and will be as polite an,
accommodating as ever. lie will also keen IL,
cream at the corner of Sixth and Orange Sts.
at his residence. He also intends TO fit II,
the Sylvan Springs, near the city railwa'
depot, where there viii be conyeni,ncies Il;
picnics and every arrangement for the nc
commodation of all who may wish to pass
pleasant afternoon. Charley IS enterprisinp AN,
deserving Of encouragement. No iutoxicatiu
liquors sold on the ground. may5.3n,.
IIdfs aud caps. The hat store of Iawis n
Springer. No. 2j3 Market street. ia on, y, a.,
neatest AND most attractive in orr citv VI ~
stock comprises all grades from the tnes, ~
down to- the commonest straw, while his price
are very moderate. Young gentlemen vbI
wish TO cap,vate the lstlies should make il
point Ia purchase one CT his hest "beayers.
as they are really irresistible, and for wed
ding parties are all the 60. je28-tf'
Robert Moore of New Castle Hundred. u,
ftis 10 sell two good yealing cots or to rS
change them toi cattle. Mr.. Moore is II 700
farmer and raise, only the best stock.
t,rr Works. -Chcai, John las A dn, .,,,,r,
mrnt of are work, ii his store, No. Il E,s
Fourth street, which h. Is selling wholesale an
retail, AZ very low rates lie also keep, o
hand Il large assortment of crockcry ware, dir
goods, trimmings, oil cloths, carpets, and
greater assortment Of other articles than can h
found in any establishment III our city. Thos
who wish bargains should give him call
.Sdie Of Real Esidie.-Osle * Miller will So
for Jesse Alexander on the 10Th of july. abou
rs acres Of land, situated in the Second War
south Of the Christiana. The entire tract Law
yRtg. "iffki 'ssSti5n 81 our CITY is randy ,n
proving, and any one wishing to make some
thing by the advance OF property in that sec
tion should take this opportunity to secure
tract OF it.
Notice.-All persons are hereby notified In.
chairs repaired by the subscriber, over tbre
mouths ago, if not called for by the 7tb of I'M,
Will be sold at public sale in order to get they
ou' ni the way WIN. HlRzEL, corner Thir
anu Ming streets je2S-2t.
FTe.-The stable of William Valentine. sit
near the corner of Van Buren, and Front s,raa,
was destroyed 10y fire last Thursday night. viii
its contents, including horse, Gerinantow
wagon, harness, hay, feed, drills, hammer.
| picks, spades, &c The loss will raach fro,
$1,000 to $1,000. Tie Weccacoe hose and otba
fire companies were speedily on the groun
and prevented the flames extending to otba
property There is little doubt but that m
contagration was the act of an incendiarv :
The council should repeat the offer of a rewar
| for such villainny.
| Rmctdy-On Friday evening last. Will
on driving, w Ii. d. Budd accidentally LET ia
one of the reins. The horse became friobtene
| and started to run, but was drawn by the otbe
rein so short around that the carriage was owe,
set, and It's precious freight, consisting of tw
| ladies and gentleman, beside himself wer
deposited, with little injury, on the walk i
front OF Iaroni's. Perfectly unmanagebe fror
terror, the horse kicked himself loose, and ra
do Sn broad street, thence down Main stree
jumping over a small child in his course lhenc
up Wood street, ending his furious career
the stable yard of the National Hotel M,
diet0lcn Transcript.
FGtW Accident.-One day last ,yeor NJ
Noah l.ednum, who lived between the Mar,
land Line, and Bridgevlle, Del, was acciden
ally thrown from mule and received sucb a
rOus injuries that doubts were from the tir
entertained of his recovery. Medical assstan,
was procured and everything done that skin an
ingenuity could devise but proved of no ay Al
| The injuries were OF SO serious nature as
battle all medical skill, and Mr.. Lednum linoe
ed in a state of insensbility until Saturday Ia,
when lie expired. He was worthy and respel
, ed citizen.
| IhlprOremem.-J KrklAan has orea,
enlarged his livery stable in Third Street, |
tween Walnut and Poplar by the erection
an addition forty by fifty feet, three stories
hel2ht, anu mas now every convenience IL
can be desired, while his stock of herses Al
, carriages cannot be surpassed. He has al
just purchased fine span of black horses ne
harness, coach, &c. His office is fitted IN oIIi
neatly, everything is as clean as new pip, n,
entirely free from the offensive odor arisi
from stables, harness, &c. He is polite and ;
tentlve, and ready to accommodate ALL Ii
! ty for business.
Fre:-The dwelling house on the farm
Mr. VIM: Stubbs, of this town, situated ne
lawns Cross Roads, west OF Kenton, was e
: tirely consumed by fire last Friday morn,
, , between three and four o'clock. His broth,
Mr.. Alfred Stubbs, occupied the house, a,