Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-09

pTitcs. MY Slk hats AIT Stfccldlt1- Stul
examine my immense stock and you will be
sure to be suited Lewis G. Springer, hat store.
No. 223 Market Street.
Good Inrestment.-Seven thousand dollars
will he paid for the use of six thousand for three
years, apply secured, although not first mort
gage. Legal Interest will also be paid upon
the same. See Francis Vincent, 404 Market
street, up stairs
Popuidr.-L. IL. Quay new hat and cap !
emporium at 4O2 King ST., Is becoming quite |
popular, owing to the close margin he allows ,
himself on his fine and well selected stock Of \
hats, caps, straw goods and umbrellas. Mr.. !
Quay means business, is courteous, reliable, |
aud attentive to all who call. mayl2-1mo
NOTES.-The Delaware Avenue drug store |
is now well stocked with such goods as are usu-
ally kept by apothecaries. Fine white and co : !
ored CASTLE and other soaps oatmeal barley,
farna, corn starch, silver gloss starch, Prat's J
astral Gil, fine kerosene &c. 1t is between Tat
nall and West, opposite the Baptist church. {:
apr24-4t.
At the old established tea house corner
Fourth and Market streets, is the place to get |
the very best Of tea, fresh roasted coffee, pure
! spices, syrups a, d inolssses. Don't forget the
place, corner of 4th and Market streets, James
Ciippen.
Don't give away your money when you work
hard for ii: come 10 Jims cheap grocery STORE, in
| Second street, between King and French, near
Second street Market House. The store is 100
East Second ST., il being perfectly red painted
makes it easily distinguished. Branch store
200 West Second ST.
Best white sugar only 10 IL cents per pound,
and groceries very cheap. Persons residing In
the Country will save dollars by visiting Jim's
! red store, in Second street between King and
French. 1t is well known fact that Jim sells
cheaper than any other grocer in the city
| Branch Store 200 West Second street.
|
Simms' Pain Searcher Immediately cures cramps
and pains in the stomoch and Bowels Limbs,
, Headache, Neuralgia Sudden Sickness, DiarrhGa,
Der, we say itnever fails A trial provesit Itsdes.
tined to g, become very Ropaar sod at the prinea!
| King streets, Wilmington, Del.
E1tens,re Busintss.-Chdrles Kyle has recoy-
cred his health aud will give his personal at
tention to the sale Of ice cream CONNECTIONS nuts,
and fruit, at the n. W. corner of the Second
street market house, and will be as polite and
accommodating as ever. He will also keep ice
cream at the corner Of Sixth and Orange Sts
at his residence. lie also Intends To fit up
the Sylvan Springs, near the city railway
depot, where there will be conveniencies for
plcnics and every arrangement for the ac-
commodation Of all who may wish to pass a
, pleasant afternoon. Charley is enteiprisiAg and
; deserving Of encouragement. No Intoxicating
liquors sold Oh the ground may5-3m.
another Inrention.-Dr. William Fields has
+, invented an apparatus for cooking without
l wood or coal, at cost Of about three fourths
of cent for the fire Of each meal 1t has q
, frame of sheet iron. cylinder filed with as
; bestos to absorb coal oil like cotton, but will
never burn out. 1t is impossible to explode
l or burst as the cylinder is full of holes and
as the gas generates it passes out of the holes
= and burns. There are no sparks and no da n
!, ger whatever. Coal oil can be poured in al
| Tina From, a h,,t hnttI,.
l. or cans Price 81 %. 1t can be had Of pr
Ii T., at hi, residence, No. 2l3 West Seventh
u street. may5'lm
, woRru HAvING-A large lot of ChHmols Skins
y at Hartmaes Drug Store, 400 Lombard street. nea
~ corner of Fourth. You can buy Chamois Skin a
g lIattman's for the small! sum of 10 cents
+, AT No. 2lC Market street, Humphrey & sandt,
" Hats and Caps OF every style and finish you'll iin
10 at once, II for bargains you're Inclined
. Waited on politely and no questions asked
e Camphor, low in price at Hartman's. Burts Insec
So Powder, LYONS Insect Powder, Knows insect Pow
dgr, Bug and Gientworth,s Roach, Rat and Nous
. anything in the drug line, always 20 to Hartmann
Il No. iO3 Lombard st.
near Fourth, is acknow lodged by all persons capab
&c OF Judging 10 be one of the most reliable places
y ed, j: r. Hartman gives this branch of his busne
: lis undivided attention.
q We are selling our stock atreduced prices We la,
~ lust r.cc' Cd alot of snk Alpaca and Ladies Tn
~ hrrlaS which are hargaln- Tor those in need o!
nothing to lose and much to gain, the tine will not
spent in vain; by calling on Humphrey & Sand
o Fashionable ilatters, OF Market street
no A little boy. two and half years old, son
es, John Carroll, proprietor of the West Chest
ew Hotel, at West Chester, was burned to death G
!, Tuesday afternoon, while playing with son
for IN .tches.
Eisitors.-There were over fifty persons re
Oh istered their names at the Clayton House, G
all Friday. This indicates a rapid increase
SIS patronage and it Is evident that enterprise an
aus good manage ment will be appreciated.
.Singutdr.- of dead fish fioated dow
sht the Blan0ywne last Tuesday and Wendesda,
use What caused this mortality among them is
ese matter OF conjecture. Steps have been taken
investigate the matter, and we hope they III
of prove successful. The purity Of the water is
for important affair, and poisonous substanc
E. should not under any circumstances be throw
en-, into il.
Ecfresl,meh'S.-J. C.. Fray keeps excelle
ma ice cream, soda water, and serves meals of t
the best quality at his restaurant, in the baseme
ty, Of the Eighth Street Market House. The cou
ird try people as well as others, will always fiji
him ready to minister TO their wants.
OF His rooms are certainly a great accOmmod
vet ton to all who attend this market. His pla
ert is fitted up handsomely and everything alwa
lie appears in the best of order. lie is worthy
ols an extensive patronage.
w Extending ShopS.-1he Harlan & Holm.
worth Company are building two extensive NJ
ana car shops to replace the old building which "
'se, soon he torn down to make way far tho vida
en- ing of Railroad avenue. The company is al
pre- building very extensive addition to their bo
ling shops, which will be fitted ND with machine
for the easy and rapid Shifting of boilers n
iS Si also for rivetng by steam power instead of
hand. The firms building operations do L
civ indicate that there is any expectation Of d
the times on their part.
OF 4 LOss.-Two horses belonging TO Patri
Reardop, residing near Southwood, passed G
rcat Of the pasture field last Wednesday evening
crn consequence of the bars not having been pre-
per- ery put up, and strayng on the Wilmingt
asst and Western Railroad one of them was kill
ears and the other badly injured by passing ira
ing which was running down grade and could
pies be checked in time TO prevent the accident.
tnardon is poor man and the loss will be
ex vercly feltby him. Farmers who adjoin
Gerry railroad should use great care in keeping I'll
nch. stock oil the track.
ct Deccase3,-Samuel Kelley departed this
last Thursday morning. ffe for several We
aseu had been suffering from arrangement of
y U1 stomach, but he had reason to hope that
isile might live Tor a considerable length of time
lore He was engaged in attending to the business
his brnther-in-law, Scattergood Allen, who
n been dangerously sick for come weeks.
YOU saturday he had difficulty with n colo
a al man nance Douglass whom he attempted
na1 put OFF the premises, when he was thrown do,
Although not bodily injured the excitement
re of Gravated this old complaint, producing CT
suffering and fina ly ending in death.
The X. was a pleasant and agreeable citizens /
uced his early decease is greatly regretted
SONS, The Ner Court House-A site for the y
the Court House. at Dover, was selected Tues