Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-04-24
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Carpenters Wanted, short distance in the
country. Inquire at this office. Ut
Wire Fdctory.-It Is stated that certain
parties are about making arrangements for
erecting wire factory south OF the Christiana.
Tfees-Trees are being planted along the
Friends burial ground on Fifth street from West
to Washington and on Washington between
Fourth and Fifth.
Improre,nent-Mr. Alsentzer Is tearing down
his store No. 3o8 King street, In order TO erect
fine building on the site King street Is look
Ing up. ....
Eniargenent.-Seidel& Hastings have pur-
chased lot adjoining the rolling mill Of VIM.
Hills, for $4,000, In order to enlarge their
works. The firm Is doing large business but
will now make such preparations as viii enable
them to double it. .t..- - =
Tin Store.-J. =. X. Busick has opened a
tin and housefurnishing store, at No. 800 King
street, which he has fitted up nicely, and is
prepared to furnish anything in his line, at
very reasonable rate. He has just commenced
business, and Is deserving Of encouragement.
Good Iarestm,ent.-Seven thousand dollars
will be paid for the use Of six thousand for three
years, amply secured, although not first mort
gage. Legal interest will also be paid upon
the same. See Francis Vincent, 404 Market
street, up stairs.
Cheap Clothiny.-A new clothing store has
been opened at 400 King street, by Fred Carson,
agent for Messrs Wanamaker 4 Brown of Phil
adelpha, where fine stock Of clothes and cas-
sinners may be found of the latest styles, which
will be made up in the latest fashion at low
rates. Also ready made suits will be sold
at Wanamaker Il Browns price.
Fine Horses.-Stidham & Son will sell fol
j. IL Anderson, at the corner of Ninth and
Shipley streets, on Saturday, fifteen head of
fine Western horses, some of which cannot be
eXcelled in style and quality.
Pdles.-On account of an over stock of No.
] fancy top Pales, there has been quite reduc-
ton made in the price at Wise 81 Lanes, Lum-
Der yard south side of Market street bridge,
80 you had better call and see them before they
are all gone.
Notice.--The Delaware Avenue drug store
is now well stocked W it'll such goods as are usil-
ally kept by apothecaries. Fine white and col
ored CASTLE and other soaps, oatmeal, barley
farna, corn starch, silver gloss starch, Prat's
astral Gill; fine kerosene, &c. 1t is between Tat
nall and West, opposite the Baptist church.
apr24-4t.
Minutes of the Wilmington Conference, Al
Storms,
Extra size Double and single knit coats, al
Stern's.
Spring clothing ready made and good, at Stern.
Spring over-coats Of different Shades at Storms
Spring clothing made to order quickly, a
/ Stern's, No. III Market Street Wilmington
Del. apl24 st.
At the old established tea house corner o
Fourth and Market streets, is the1place to ge
| the very best of tea, fresh roasted coffee pur,
spices, syrups aud inolasses. Don't forget th,
place, corner of 18th and Market streets, james
| CIippen.
| Teas of all grade and kinds at the old All,
long established central tea and grocery house
corner Of 4th and Market sts., James Crippen
| Inquest.-Coroner Winslow held an inques
on Monday last, over the body of John Lally. -
| The Jury rendered verdict of death from ex
posture. II was contended by DR.. Brown that
the Trustees of the Poor, were culpable fol
not having him removed to the almshouse.
The steam yacht Maggie built by Pussy ,Jone
Il Co., for Adam Mahood has, proved a success
in towing vessels on the Nanticoke river to AM
| from Seaford.
Saml. S. Grub, formerly of this city write
from BaIaboo, Wisconsin, on Thursday of las
week, the 18th, aud mentions, that "peas wer
up, two weeks ago.
N0tice.--The Rev. W. II. Graf of Philade
phia will otliciac in Calvary Church, Brandy
wine Hundred, on sunday next, April 2iti
Services al j o'clock.P. NJ
| Very OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES prescription
should be compounded with groat care b
competent apOthecaries-.lt liartmanJ Dri
Store, 403 Lombard street, near corner of 4tl
Prescriptions receive especia, attention at a
hours Of the day OF right.
Found Dead.-The dead body of Geors
Brice, colored, aged about sixty years, wa
found living in the road near Kirkwood station
on Del. r. r., on Friday morning, 18th inst
Esquire Sutton Of st. Georges, was called t
hold an inquest, when II was found that DRUM
! eness and exposure had been the cause {
death.
sudden Dedth.-Mrs. Ann Evans died SUI
denly at the house of Samuel Sayers, on Satu
day afternoon, in the 103d year of her age.
r the morning she walked down to the old Swed
Church, and on returning ate hearty Dime
and appeared to be as well as usual. In a sho
J time afterward however she had severe heI
+ orage which put an end TO her existence.
Krplosion,-By tho explosion of Powd
, mill in the Hagley yard Of the Messrs. DuPo
on Saturday last, Michael Dougherty was Xxi
ed, and workman named Gallagher was ha
, | ly wounded. The roof of the mill was entil
1 ly demolished. The shock was sensibly felt
our city.
Sale Of Lots.-Messrs. Ogle Il Miller SC
: fifty building lots on the property of James We
in the western section of the city, on Frid
last, at from 81 to So per foot, amounting in I
aggregate to $1,703,76, William Bright manag
the sale, and although the price seems low,
will do very well for what has hitherto be
IS rather unproductive farm land.
= THIS AGE OF PRooREss.-How fast we
! To what have we grown? From the siinpl
"A and rudest necessaries wrought by the una
ed hand of man, we have dashed into ste
and electricity, and yet il IS a hard matter
us, in the hurry scurry of life, to keep p;
,e with the growing demand for our beauti
7e clothing, which we are selling so exceeding
cheap. Bennett Il Co., Tower Hall, No.
v, Market street, halfway between Fifth and ST
Philadelphia.
A Surgical Feat.-Mr. William Rchal
II now of Pittsburgh, formerly Kent county, ID
who lost his speech from some disease OF
>, muscles OF the tongue and throat, has recoN
w ed 1t by the ingenious operation OF cutting
. the tendons of he affected muscles and APP
o' ing galvanic plates of zinc aud silver, "
- platiia needles to the nerves of the muscles
W. DIR. Charles d. Green, of Philadelphia, OPP
- tor in this case, says he has cured the most
'"' ficult cases Of stamrnerers by the same tr
"A ment
Improring.--We are glad TO hear that
,n, old and highly esteemed friend, William \
row, ESQ.,, has so far recovered his health a
ill, be able to get out on the street, and call on
more particular acquaintances. lie is lool
WI WELL the only drawback TO his comfort bel
rheumatic affection from which he suf
wis severely the past winter. We hope as
pleasant weather advances he will feel the
lar ehcial and rejuyinating influence, and DO ena
to attend to his affairs without inconyem
mn. or pain.
'e'' The License Ldw.-'rhe hotel keeper
, very much dissatisfied with the provision
" the new license law and John MANI has wr
a letter rejecting OH the members OF the Re
'er' lican and Democratic parties. He says:
guard us in the future from such bastard !
TAU It is necessary TO have an organization thr'