Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-09-15

Parsons IN need Of new Hat should purchase ,one
Of Dubelps Fan style Of silk. Only SIS.
BNa Bodrds.-There has been just rcceiv-
ed Afhe lot Of ~ Inch stock barn boards at the
lumber yard of Wise Il Lane, south side of
Market street bridge.
"A negotiates loans, sells real estate rents houses,
Sollscts rents Agent, bale OF Bonds Northern Faci-
c Railroad, Drafts on England, Ireland and all parts
The largest stock Of Camp Chairs in the city IS to
be found at Adair woodwards, NO. 1i6 King street
a and Dining nSen
ture, and you want to save money give them call.
70 TO- Sus Gns
can buy cheaper at home at j. Wesley oanarys, 4od
Have. you ever dealt at j. Wesley canary,s GREAT
Clothing ilonse2 II not; y9n should 60 there tina
and summer goods than any other house in the city
Give hiIua GALL jy7-2t
Wdnted.-The whole population of Delaware
to purchase their teas cofiees and spices ut the
only Tea Store in the State. Come or send or
ders to No. L l.. 4th street. J, L. Houston.
Sealing wax and cors for fruit Jars can be had at
the Delaware Avenue drug store. aug25-lm.
Another boat race between the Pioneer and
Undine Club, will take place on the 20th inst,
for flag, which is on exhibition at Boughman,
Thomas and Cos Book Store.
Rev. Charles Brock, who was formerly pastor
of Trinity Church, in this city, and removed
hence TO Cleveland, o., has removed to Wells
boro', Tioga county, Pa.
CLoTHlNa.-V. E. Holmes, proprietor of
the One Price Cllthing House, POI Market
street, has very large and varied stock of ex-
cellent fall and winter clothing for men and
boys, which he advertises to sell at remarkably
low prices. Also gents furn ishing goods at
low figures.
Humphrey q Slndt, fashionable hatters.-
Humphrey & Sandt popular matters. Hum
phrey 4 Sandt practical furiers. Humphrey &
Sandt manufacturers. Humphrey & Saadt are
ever ready to show their stock to any whom
may call on them at 2l0 Market street.
James Jones, ESQ.,, one of the Oldest and
best known farmers in Kent County, died at
Ills home, near kenton, on Saturday week, and
was inferred in the Baptist burial ground, heal
by.
The third annual gathering of all the Sunday
Schools connected with ali the Episcopa
| Churches of Wilmington, will lake place or
Thursday, October I'd, at st, Johns Church
| Brandywine.
1t is said that John Cow, who Las so Ions
managed the Van Worst Farm, In the neighbor
hood of Milford, is about to relinquish his pres
ent charge to engage in the canning Of fruit.
Middetown is sorry to learn that Mr.. Nor
ton, proprietor of the National hotel, contem
plates returning to the Arch street House, Phil
adeipha, he having been offered a half interes
| in that house.
Messrs. Hoflecker IL Bro, of Milford, ar,
running their Wooden Mills day and night, fill
ing an order for seventy thousand yards of ker
seys.
| Work has been once more resumed on III,
1 EniSCDnll Of fA,l d.,
from the late Charles Draper they are now abb,
to finish 1t.
A number of the Milford horticultu,ists ar
now shipping very fine grapes to the New Yorl
and Philadelphia markets. One party has solo
his crop at three cents per pound, and even al
that low price he will realize about $500 pc
| acre.
Henry Vanderford, Esq, former editor, an,
founder of the Mddetown Transcript, wa
nominated last Monday by the Democrats O
Carol County, Nd, for the House of Delegates
from the Westminster District,
| Celebrations The Sabbath School attacae,
to the Lower Brandywine Presbyterian Church
will have celebration in the Glen at Mt Cub
on Thursday, the 18th lust. Wagons have bee
engaged to take children from the church
and sufficient good things will be provided o.
the ground to make the occasion interesting.
The exposition hat store Of Humphrey
Sandt, is ut 2lj Market street, they keep con
stanliy In store ana receive daily the lates
styles, of hats and caps, which they offer to III
phblc al such bargains thai can be seldom had
ntores.-Z. Pickles adyeltises good assert
ment of stoves at his store, Tenth and MarkC
streets, which he is selling ut reasonable price.
Among the number is the Argand Anii-C linke
Base Burning Stove, said TO be one of the hes
in the market. Persons in want of goo
stove should call and examine his stock.
Mortu0y.-Elisha Huxley, Registrar {
Deaths and Burials reports six y-seven deaths /
the month of August. OF this number 40 WEI
under years Of age 3 from 10 to 20; froi
, 20 to 80; from 30 10 40; ! from 80
60; . from 60 to 20; from 20 to 50; froi
so to 90; males %; females az; white 81 go
ored IA. Born in this country ~, England
r Germany 5.
ped.-Hicks, serving a two years teri
for larceny, Messick awaiting trial for shootr
lIofland at Milford, and Adams awaiting trial Il
highway robbery, cscapedifrom the Jail at Do
er, one night last week, by the use of fal.
keys to open the doors leaning into the corrido
and then escaping through the window th
Carpenter and others did sometime ago.
VIM. II. Curry las laid in large stock z
h hats, and caps, OF the best quality and late
SbNhos diou uipicllls, Walking cafes, anu ever
: | thing usually kept III this line which he wi
d sell at low prices, at the new hat store, ll4 Ma
= ket street, Wilmington, Del
Il Udd'rs0ok.--From letter written by a pr
I: | minent gentleman in Baltimore, we learn in
:" Messrs. Whitney and Johns decline defendil
/ Undertook in his impending trial for MURDER
t. The letter also states that a. Campbell Goss
!, sists that lie and Undertook are innocent of Al
Il completely IN the phases Of the insurance-mu
der affair.
A large and well selected stock of hats. cal
o and umbrellas, just received at w. ii. Curr,
Is new hat and caps store, No. Ala Market stree
where the citizens Of Wilmington and surroun
u ing country,c can be accommodated with anyth
in his line Of all the latest styles at low price
Call and examine our stock. sep 15-3m
a Sherifdliy.-It is stated that Lewis C. Spri
ger, of this city, will be a candidate fer 1
"A nomination of the Democratic party for t
~ office of Sheriff at the election in November
- next year. Mr.. Springer is very estimal
!, citizen and we regret that he should be non
~ mated Mt time when there is not the least pr,
pect whatever for the success of his party. Y
ga would suggest that he wait few years long
~ when the prospect for success shall be more e
~ couraging.
tn Death Of Dr.. Worthington.-Dr WiIm
Worthington, of West Chester, died on Thu
S, day afternoon at the residence of his son-n-ls
re Thos. W. Marshall. Or. Worthington was
81. his SEVENTEEN year; he was at one time spea
ok err OF the State Senate, and after retiring fro
ke the Senate lie was appointed by Preside
o. Grant, Surveyor of the port of Philadeph
which post he reinquished, and was appoint
by the late Ex-Governor Geary, Secretary of {
~. Board of Public Charities. The doctor l,
y been appointment and worthy member of [
he medical profession.
W What Thirty Cors Wiz Iield.-Am
IL House, OF Birmingham township, Del; count
ef gives the following figures as the yield of mi
II of his dairy of thirty cows, for 1872 Janual
Il3l quarts; FEBRUARY, 75Oi; March, 1888; Apr