Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-04-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

William Candy, chairman of the Street Com
mittee.
Sale of Cows-w. NJ. Cloud, at Mays hotel
May Z,
Drugs and Medicines-Mrs. Foster Front
and West Streets.
Boots and Shoes-Charles Robenet, 8. W.
corner OF Fourth and Market streets.
Circus-John Q, Brien, exhibits In TINS CITY,
on the 18th inst.
Sale of Cows-James Sawdon, Jr., at New
port, May 8.
Kid Gloves-E. Larkin, No East Second
street.
Clothing-Fred Carson No 406 King street.
Reduction of price of Coal-Joseph Fout,
at the corner of Water and Orange streets.
Furniture-Ogle q Miller, Cantral. Building,
Fourth and King streets.
The Waysde-Dr. Hicks, No. COT Market
street.
Gass Fitting-Wm. s. Watt, 1900 Market
street.
Boots and shoes at cost-D. F. Chalfant, No.
8 West Second Street.
Fine Store-A j. Springer, No. 10 East Sec
ond street.
Fruit.-The Sussex journal says the pros
pect for fruit In that county was never better.
At a meeting of the vestry of st. James |
Church on Easter Monday, John Lewden and |
Eber Catlin were elected Vestrymen.
Glores-A lot OF Kid Gloves, slightly spotted
kin, No. 8 East Second st. apl 214t.
At the School Election, on the 9th inst, in
Christiana village, William l.. Weir was elected
clerk. Tax voted 10 be raised $500. John w.
whiteman will be collector.
Proposdls.-W. f. Townsend ADVERT SEES for
proposals to print the Journal of the recent
sess on of the House of Representatives. of the
| State Of Delaware.
| Country store keepers would do we'll TO call
ha Ixt,g Far.
laudanum, paregoric, &c.,at the corner OF Fifth
and King streets.
| Loan Association Stock.-Several shares OF
Brandy wine Loan Association stock for sale.
Apply to Francis Vincent, Second story of 404
Market street, over Rumfords' hat store.
Launch.-Mr. Lamb of Seaford launched
fine vessel on Saturday week, in the presence
of one thousand people. She measured 800 tons,
and was Christened Sarah $. Harding, by Miss
Laura daughter OF Ex-Governor Ross.
The break which recently occurred in the
banks on the farm of p. X. CLARK, in White
Clay Creek Hundred, formerly owned by G..
Thomas Clyde, ESQ.,, has been repaired and
the water stopped.
Try Wares castor oil, glycerine, pomada,
and quinine hair tonic, and superior Cologne,
at Clayton House Drug Store, Fifth and King
streets.
| Ci0thin g.-Ferd, Carson has opened store,
at No. 40 King street, where he will sell cloth
ing at Wanamaker & Browns prices. lie is an
active business man, and prepared TO accom-
MEDIATE all who may give him call.
Valuable Property.-Ogle IL Miller will sell
OH Saturday, May J, 1873, at three o'clock, p.
NJ. for u. Frank Townsend, his mansion house
with square of ground, and u large number
of building lots, situated on the southsde OF the
Christiana, adjoining the rolling mill property.
q Important r. n. Change.-The p. W. &
b. L. Il. Company announces elsewhere that
the morning and evening trains will run to and
" from Seaford on and after Monday next, and
that the early morning and evening train
between Harrington aud Milford will be discon-
tinued.
/ The baseball clubs ofSeaford and Salisbury
If Nd, are playing Il series Of match games. The
first game was played at Seaford, on Thursday
last, and resulted in terrible defeat Tor the
% % Marylanders. They only scored II to A fol
u | the Seafordites.
d Collector William d. Nolen, Collector o.
&c Customs for Delaware, in Wilmington, has re
E. Gently made the following appointments in this
District: Special Deputy Collector Isaac j
st jenkins; Inspector, Frank Noen; Deputy Col
:, ector at Seatord, \. ii. Brown.
is Sale of Co,cs.-L. W. Stidham q Son, auc
tioneers, sold cows for James Sawdon DR., n
d Newport, on Thursday last as follows: SSl
lie SS050, SO, sol, 500 SG2, $57 80 $50, $50, So
v, S72, SAL, $4l.50, $66.50, $54 SSl, s62.5O, $50
ID $54, $50, S64, SOL, SGI, $40, average price 10
the "a head sGI.15, per head.
y A Good Heifer.-John Galloway of Stanton
D has three year old heifer, Attorney AMI ID llr
ir ham stock, that is now making seven pounds
S of butter per week, after supplying the family
re | with milk and cream. She gives seven quar
S. Of milk at time. There are few cows in til,
to State, with the second calf, that are NOR
i'll promising.
I'll lecture.-Petroleum V. Nasby will Lecture
in the Grand Opera House on Wednesday even
Of ing the 23d inst, fol the benefit of Minqui
ct Tribe, No. Improved Order of Red Men. Al
IT who wish to enjoy treat should not fail to b.
e. present. Mr.. Locke is highly popular as
rs lecturer rs well as writer, and has contribute,
C. largely to expose the apurd position of politca
opponents.
y, Large Egg-John W. Galloway of Mil
er Creek Hundred, left at our office oil SATURDAY.
morning,an egg which was layed by a small he
lie of mixed Hamburg and Leghern stock weigh
ing three and half ounces; measuring aroun'
six and half inches. 1t is certainly hard /
ne beat. Mr.. q. takes considerable pride IN Iii
/" fowls, which for productivcncss are fully cqua
to any fancy stock in the State.
a., Couu.-rhe Court met NJ Georgetown, o
90 Monday last. The Susses Journal congratl
lates its readers that crimes are net near so M
li' merous as in former years. 1t remarks onl
M one capital case his session., assault an
ICY | battery, with u dozen minor Offences, such ;
!rt- sel'ing liquor without license, in county
'iu' 5000 voters, is certainly lgood record for o,
people.
me
axe Tin Store.--A }. Springer who has bee
at foreman for a number of years, in one of Il
list largest establishments in this city, has opent
ses tin store at No. II East Second street, whe
der he i'll keep on hand good assortment of Ii
wooden and willow ware which he is sellii
at at the lowest rates. He gives particular ate
ton to roofing, repairing heaters and ranger
lie Is good workman and deserving of encoI
al agement.
the Good COlpS.-It is stated that Elwood NJ
il. | kee who occupies one Of the Copper farms
Ems New Castle Hundred, is now making 100 TO /
cts pounds Of butter from fourteen cows. One
ted his cows, which he procured from Jos. Brow
ing has made over seventeen pounds per week
her His cows are Of the ordinary stock, select
tive with care and Judgment and given the best
ike. tention. We presume that there is not anotll
lme lot of cows in the State that Can beat or eqr
the them.
81 School District No 201.-ys.the Levy Coz
of New Castle County.-At Il meeting of {
lest voters of School District No. 20 1-2 held 81
eph urday, April 9TH, the following resolutions we
alter unanimously adopted.
arr WHEREAS, the assessment of a portion
Dr. this district has been increased the present ye
line to the amount exceeding the sum OF fifty tho
was sand dollars, while the remaining portion W
Ugh not so increased.
ood AND WHEREAS, If the increase of said
sessment had been made upon all the voters
htal property owners at the ratio the whole asse
2 by ment of our district would have exceeded
lnty sum Of one hundred thousand dollars the
fore,
Pp Resolved, That the neglect or refusal of
40 a | Levy Court TO equalZe the assessment so n
t.rip1 xNrn1l IL.