Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-09

to give full satisfaction.
HJohn O,Byme, Esq, lectured at Chester, TO
the benefit Of the new Catholic Church, in tba
place, on Monday evening last.
Removal The Post Office Is to be removed
to the McCary building, No. COS Market street
while the building al Sixth and King streets h
being repaired. ~ .,l..
| On Saturday morning, Samuel NJ. Haring'
ton, Trustee, sold the Taylor u Jackson schoo
building, at the N. W. corner on Eighth and
Wallaston streets, TO Edward Msndenhall, fol
5000.
Accident. The sons Of Rev. Joseph Dare,
| and Esq. Sirmon of Dslmar, Md, were quite
severely hurt a few days ago, by the horse run
ming away and upsetting the carriage, In which
they were riding. ''
Edward E. Eyre & Son have succeeded Eyre
& Landell In the Dry Goods Business, Fourth
and Arch Streets, Philadelphia. as will be seen
by their advertisement In this issue. They
make speciality of dealing in the finer class Of
Dry Goods; Give them call!
Ren,orat.-John Miller, ESQ, the obliging
postmaster in Newark, has removed the post
office to the uppear end Of ChOate's Hotel, q
much more convenient location than the form
or one for the various citizens OF the town and
surrounding country.
Large Sale.-L. W. Stidham Son will sell
large lot OF horses cows, steers, hogs, farming
implements, &C., for S. Howell Jennings, on
the farm formerly occupied by the late David
W. Gemmill, In New Castle Hundred, on FRI
day, the 10th inst. For particulars see adv.
A Change.-W. Harold Smith having relin-
qnished the dry goods business at No, 2O9 Mar
ket street, has made an engagement with VIM.
B. Sharp, and hereafter may be found at the
handsome new store, at the Southeast corner
of Fourth and Market streets.
Their name Is legion may be applied TO those
who die annually Of consumption, although
science has of late years sensibly diminished
their number. 1t is gratifying to know that the
general use of DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wud
Cherry Is largely instrumental In obtaining
II. rH
A sure lcart and corn Destroyer.-A new and
valuable iemedy, the corn killer. Get 1t and
try It, and be relieved these terrible feet pests.
Only rs cts. bottle, and one bottle frequently
does the work. We have numerous references.
Sold at the principal depot, Simms' pure family
medicine store, Fourth and King streets, Will
mington, Del.
DR.. Smms' White Pnlmonic Balsam,t the great
throat and hung remedy and the only great re-
lever and frequent curer of Pulmonary Con-
sumption. Ii has cured mere cases OF deep
seated diseases of the throat and lungs, and
Pulmonary Consumption, than any other remedy
known. 1t Is nov endorsed by thousands rs the
greatest cough and throat remedy. Price %
cents, medium, and 81 large sized bottles. Sold
| at the principal depot Simms' pure family medi-
cine store, Fourth and King streets, Whining
| ton. Delaware. 4 oct o
In the Riper.-The team Of Bellah Il Co.,
was sent to Busi's wharf last Tuesday morn
ing with three tons ofiron, to be sent away by
the packet, and In being backed for the purpose
Of unloading, the hind wheels of the wagon
passed over the wharf, when the horses BY
making desperate effort broke the tongue of,
and the wagon and contents went TO the bot
tom OF the Christiana. 1t was afterwards got
out with some considerable difficulty.
BAD AccIpRNT.-From the Oxford Press
we learn that on Saturday week, Jas. A. Nc
Council, of Upper Oxford, met with an accident
whereby his arm was broken. He was enga-
ged in digging well at Samuel Mackeys in
Elk township, aud while blasting II rock In the
bottom Of the well one of the charges exploded
while he had his arm over the mouth of the
we'll A piece of rock was hurled violently
against his arm, cutting il severely and break
ing one OF the bones.
Meais.-J. T. Waite has fitted the Bling
ham house No. 9 Market street, in good style,
and Is prepared IN serve meals at all hours, in
the very best manner. He also dlspOses OF
oysters of the very best quality and justly
ranks among the leading caterers of our city.
The hungry can always get a good square meal
at the Bingham House and none need go way
dissatisfied. Joe has been In the business some
fifteen or twenty years and if lie Is not du tdt
by this time 1t would be strange Indeed.
Sold.-George W. Ingram, real estate agent,
has sold three houses and ten acres OF land, at
Middletowi,, for r. L. Rice, to David Stats
He has also sold the farm OF George Janvler,
situated near Kenton, Kent county, containing
about 800 acres, to DR.. Joseph Gooding, for
$4,000. He also sold the farm Of Jose phi
Donoho near Smyrna to Graham Price, for $6,-
500. Also lot and shoe-shop In Middletown,
for l.. r. HushbecK, TO Mrs. n. L. @. Patton
fora$625, and lot Of one half acre In Fieldboro,
for Mrs. Resin to Edward Silcox, for $500.
sTREET DEPARTMENT.,
oEFIcR, 8X East sixth STRkrT
contractors for the removal of garbage and Of the
boundaries OF the four Districts
Citizens are requested notify tho contractor In
case his men fall to perform their duty and then not
ify the City Commissioner II tho work Is not attended
10. II citizens will do their part In lodging hlforma,
tion in all cases Of "e0lsef the oomm'sslohef VIII
ist District, VIM. Thompson, No. IS New St, t0p-
posite Eighth Street Marketl
ID sSs ws w. eoa sn Snd
81 District james Mcintyre, No. 100 West Twelfth
4th Dstrlct, Robert Mcintyre, No. s2i W. Second
| street. -
| Of Sixth street.
Of SIXTH street
Taird District, An west of Market street and north
FSsrt1 District, All east of Market street and north
-'N' ''" WILLIAM CANDY.
Chairman of the Street Committee.
| Septembor 1873 oot2-2t
| REsoLuTioSs.-On the death OF Brother Bar
| ella Heisler.
| II haa all aoh
TO remove from our midst our beloved Brother
| BaTzilla HeisIer, Treasurer of the Board d
| Stewards. Therefore
| Resolved, That while We feel that we have
sustained a painful loss in the deach Of on
Brother we bow with humble Submission to thu
will Of our God, knowing that however myste
rious his Providence, "He doeth all thing
lpell." .sf-es
Resoiped, That In the decease of Brothe
| Barzilla Heisier the church has lost faithful
earnest and consistent member, liberal con
tributor and an interchangeable worker, and tina
while his death Is cause for our deepest regret
we return thanks TO Almighty God for the priv
ilege Of our Brothers presence so many year
among us and for the rich legacy he has left u
In bis siAcere christian example, and that W
will cherish sacred recollection Of his faithful
services as Treasurer of the Board Of Stewards
and will endeavor to nulate his christian vii
!. tues.
Resoiped, That We tender our serrowful col
dolence to the bereaved family by sending ther
, copy of the above Preamble and resolution:
, Signed on behalf of the Leaders and Steward
of Asbury NJ. e. Church, Wilmington, Dell
> ware. - ENoCU STuBBs, President.
JOHN q. THOMAS, Secretary.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Oct. 9th, 1873.
,. Board Of Trade The sixth annual meetr
! of the Board of Trade was held last Monda
evening, whenJ. T. Head acted as Presiden
and Geo. W. Stone as Secretary. The repo
| Of the Secretary was quite an interesting al
:, lengthy document, showing what has been dol
In the past and what hereafter may be dor
y for the growth and prosperitY Of our city. Aft