Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-24

and carriages, IL Newport. aliu arc prepared U
accommodate eli makers Of either Of the above
named class Of vehicles with said articles at yer
reasonable prices. They have very superio
stock vf lumber on hand, and are making first
rate work. They are young, enterprising AM
industrious aud deserve succese.
s. of THE first division of colored Son,
of Temperance, in this Slate, was organized
last Monday evening, by q. W. p, Zaeharial
Pickles and G. W., 5. n. Fogg, at Zion Churcl
corner of Ninth and French streets. Abraham
Murray was elected ". P, James Henry vii
soif, W. A., and Charles Mason r. y. The div
ison starts with SO members aud we trust tina
II may be tile means Of doing a great deal o
goo6 among the colored citizens. There shoult
be similar organization IN every Hundred II
the State. Tie attendance Of the meeting.
would be far more advantageous than assem-
bling at the cross roads or village grocery. and
the community would be benefited. The
more prominent citizens should take the mat
ter in hand and contribute to the promotion OF
this organization.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT +. Waite has removed
from his old and well established stand at the
S. E. to the n. W. corner OF Water and Mar.
ket Streets where he will be pleased 10 see all
his old IS well as new customers that may favor
him with their patronage. He has had the new
place fitted up In the best style, freshly painted
papered, and has had Il general over hauling.
No pains have ieen spared to make ii neat and
attractive, aud you need not he afraid but til 1t
YOU will get good meal for reasonable sum.
Joe is good caterer AMI knows how TO get up
a good mel in quick order. His roast beet, NUT
ton chops, veal rti,irts, siilon and rump stakes,
ham and eggs, bread and butter, tea and coffee
can't be heal IN the city, Oysters and CLAIMS
served up in tie best manner at short notice.
lie serves oysters up fried, stewnd, roasted,
frized, raw and in every style 10 sui. the taste.
lie has ladies' dining room ilited up in good
style, ami would invite their custom. Go and
see bis place and get good meal The atten-
ton "f the farmers are invited to his restaurant
Neupori.-This town Is improving more
rapidly the present season than ii has done for
many year, back. This may be attributed in u
great measure 10 the erection Of large rolling
mill by Messrs. Marshall x Richardson. It's
operation will require quite number of hands
ana they will need houses 10 live in. To meet
this want Charles Groome has erected four neat
frame dwellings. near the post Office. Marshall
johnson has alSe erected two frame houses, and
John a. CTanston is now engaged in putting
up four snug co iages near the rolling mill lie
Is also erecting a brick house In the vicinity
Workmen are now engaged in putting the ina-
chinery In the rolling mill, AMI orr friend,
Simeon Myers, is kept busy in getting every
responsibility oflis position, and is apparently
fully determined To do his part faithfully. The
mill will ha ready for operation sometime in
September. 1t will certainly prove great adj
vantage to the town and will no doubt lead 10
the erection of other establishments, land being
comparatively cheap, facilities for shipment good
and every convenience that may be desired for
business. There are in the town three or four
stores, two or three smith and wheelwrighi
Oh Lon ,bar aud al No,
and also good Bank to furnish the money re-
CURED to keep the wheels OF trade moving
This institution is In hourishing condition
aud under the management Of Il discerning
board of drecrors and faithful and efficient Off.
GERS, Is really an advantage to the community
In the beginning of the presen, century New.
port rivaed Wilmington in the extent of her
trade, and we should really be pleased II II
should tlhenceforth grow 80 rapidly tia: by the
end Of the century she should again make pre-.
tensions to equal In mlny respects, the chei
city Of our State
Green Ddnk.-This is "A very pleas ,ntly stu.
ated place ON Red Clay Creek, about two mile,
above Newport, and some five miles from this
city. 1t owes its importance to the saw and
g.lst mills and spoke inahufactory If Wm. G
Philips IL Bro, who have been for a number OF
years engaged i'll this business, AMI give EN-
ploymeHt to a number Of hands. They procure
timber from the farmers for miles around. and
their place Is flmiliarly known to wany farm
ers In Chester County, as well as those in oul
own State. They saw up the best timber fol
spokes and carriage lumber, ami dispose Of the
same to the carriage manufacturers In this city
and also in various other towns, their work
being widely k,lowu for excellence and dura
b,li,y. They 400 u,anufi.t,rs iaiiars l,i a-s
now ready to supply the frih'rs with ANY rrIs
ohabls numbrr they ialy wish 10 us" In pick
ing filiG for other purposes JNouL their build
ings. they alsp ind wheat aud corn and fur
niSh lnaiket for the farmers in the vicinity
They alsn carry farming, and their field O
corn which Is now in tasse, is said to show the
best growth OF any In the Stale. The residence
of Mr.. Philips is situated OH the Hill side, sur
rounded by shade aud ornamental trees, aud /,
really very inviting looking place, particularly
on a hot day. Owing to its location we pre-
sumo, the place was called Grcenbank. III,
Messrs. Philips are worthy citizens, and grea
advantage to the neiyhborhood. Cur frient
Atkinson of the Commercial. has erected snu,
cottage in the vicinity, and is making improve
ments that will render it attractive. The rail
road sta ion is attended 10y Andrew J. William
who is also engaged 10 farming, and now feel
degree of satisfaction in contemplating hi
growing crops. Mr.. Williams is also superiu
tendent oftLe Sunday School At Marshalton, AN,
Justly feels considerable pride at the sIcces
which has attended his efforts.
Fine PenmaaSI.ip. "A specimen Of very lin
pennanship, executed by William b. Wigy ms
| may be seen at the saloon of VIM. ii. Swreten
corner of Third and Market Street. It consist
| ofthe Coat of Arms Of the state, headed by tn,
| following words, in circle, The Slierifs {
| New Castle County, Del" There are alio tire,
pillars, supporting the Coat of AIMS. Oh whicl
are the names Of all the Slcrills OF the couil' y
with tho ,!ale III their terms, as follows:
John French, l703 Richard CLARK, Ill;
Arthur Houston, lIlT; Rowland Fitzgerald l7lt
| WIN. Battle, lI2B; VIM. Read, lI2D: IIenr
Newton, 1880; Henry Grodgin, l732; Gileo
Grtiiti, lT4s; john Vandikr, l753, Geo. Mo-
roe, 1Io5; VIM. Griffith, l7jl John MrKine,
| 1888; Robert Dunn, 1TjH; Thos. Dali, lT6:
| John Thompson, 1913, John Clark, lIiB; sam
Smith, 1919; Joseph Stldham, 1882; rho,. Kan,
1885; Daniel J. Adams, 1921; Wm. Stilh III
1904; Maxwell Bilcs, 1877; Josenh Isra H. is0
Robert c. Dale, 1903; Francis liulghey, lSOi
John Perkins, lS00; YIN. Moore, 1872; Charl,
Haughey. 1876 John Mooiey, 1918: David
Wilson, 1921 Peter b. Delaney. 1874; Wn
Herdmtn, 1897; Marcas L Capcle, 1880; Jam.
| Gardner, 49,; Peter Sandeycr, 1854; y ,ln!
lei Wolf, 1896; Elihu Jefferson. 1898; Washn
ton +. Moore, 1910, Abraham Boys, 1912; lace
Caulk, 1874; Geo. Plat, 1916; Isaac Grub
1915; Samuel q. Chandler, 1850 VIM. X. l.
nam. 1852 Johr Willard, lSal; Thomas \
Ogle, 1856; Abraham Cannon, 1858; Levi
Moore, 1860; Lewis W. Stiiham, 1862 Geo.
Hagany 1864, VIM. Herbert, 1866 Jacob Ric
ardson, 1865; James Armstrong, 1870 Robe
l.. Armstrong, 1872.
! REuoBoru has been criticised severely
some who preferred ".Atlantic Grove" or son
other name. To have called il Atlantic Gro
would have been to occasion mistake and co
fusion, Oh account of the similarity between t
name and ocean Grove" Besides, it wol
have been sort of plagiarism. Although O
/, Ocean Grove brethren Ar COED and safe men
, follow, We thought there was no necessity IL
we should step precisely in their tracks
1t may be said in f,yor of"Rehoboth Beacl
| that IL locdilS the nlnce. ..Ailaniic GrnN