Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-04-17

tall at reasonable prices. npr14-3
Mrs. Z. q. Miller and Miss Il, Palmai
have commenced the dress and cloak max
business at No. 404 East Seventh Street.
III. II. H.-This horse medicine stands HI
}. for all diseases horses are subject to, and
horsemen should use it. Sold by oil druggi.
There Is no tea house up town, down tow
or the middle of the town, but the Wilmingt
| tea house, IL east 4th st.
"Our coffees" are fresh roasted twice wee
and persons buying of us may rely upon getti
the best. Remember the place, No. II East Al
street. j. L. Houston, Jr.
Great reduction In teas ut the tea house,
East 4th street. j. L. Houston, Jr.
, Oolongs go, 90, 10, 80, 90. Japan 90, 10,
20, 100. Green 80, 90, 100, 1875, at the only +
house in the city, II east 4th st. J. l.. Ho,
ton, Jr.
With an intimate acquaintance with h
wants Of the business community and with
successful experience as hatters, aided and SUI
ported by intelligent gentlemen who have ma,
this branch of business a speciality, we ca
confidently promise the fullest satisfaction
those who may bestow upon us their patronag
Neither pains nor Attention shall be wanting
welcome those who call and examine our In
mense stock Of hats, caps canes, umbrella
Humphy Sandt, PIG Market street.
The Delaware Avenue drug store has becom
one Of the established institutions of the cit,
situated on the great thoroughfare ia rapid
imp owing section of our city. The citizen
show their appreciation by patronizing it Libel
ally. The proprietor, w. II. AIrchs, has fitte
IL up In good style and is determined to mer
success, as well as give satisfaction to those win
FAVOR nm with their custom. apl list
NV. & |. e. Pyle have taken the coal var,
at the y w. corner of Front and Tatnall streets
and are now prepared TO furnish coal of tin
best quality at low rates.
wa Cherry Balsam.-The memory of DIR
Wistar Is embalmed In the hearts of Thousands
whom his While Cherry Balsam has cured Of
coughs, colds, consumption, or some other form
oil pulmonary disease. II Is now over fort,
years SINCE this preparation was brought before
the public, and yet the demand for It Is con.
stantly increasing.
The total manufacture eff the Fairbanks Scale
Company, In the long period of their bus mess
goes up to many hundreds of thousands of dif-
ferent balances and weighing machines. The
number is increasing nearly 10000 per year.
Az Qnay's, 4O2 King street, may be had all
the popular styles OF hats, caps, and children's
wear. al
Full returns of the local election in Trenton.
n. D., on Monday, show that the Democrats
elected their candidates for Mayor and other
city officers and carried five of the seven wards
The new Council will have 10 Democrats To \
Republicans. In the old Council there was a
Republican majority. The Board Of Freehol-
ders OF the county will stand Republicans TO
Democrats,
CouRT.-The Spring Term of the Sussex
County Court of General Sessions and Peace
and jail Delivery and the Court of Over and
ierminer, commenced at Georgetown on Mon
lay last
Ihe Mdrkets.-Bulter sold on Wednesday
1t 50a0O per pound.eggs 25a28 per dozen, chick
'ns sl25a$2 per pair, potatoes 12a2O per half
,eck, sweet potatoes 20a2S do; apples 2Oa3O
To-; tnrnips 10 do; carrots 25 do; walnuts l2
o 10 do; spinach 90 do; chestnuts 12a2O Der
luart, lima beans Is do; salad 10a15 per head,
abbage plants 70 per hundred, herring 12al5
yer dozen, perch 1ba25 per bunch, rock is do;
atnsh III do; shad S0aSl.25 per pair; beef
2a2o per pound, veal 22a25 do; mutton I2a20
To-; ham 12a17 do; lard 10a12.
Oats 4S to so, Western 90 to ~; horse radisb
to IL per root.
1. q. q. F-Ihe members of Friendship
lodge No. %, l. o. o. f., of Peace and PLENTY,
'im celebrate the 54th anniversary 4 of Odd
1st., at Red Clay Creek Church, Mill Creek
hundred, at three O'Clock. An address will be |
ellyered by Deputy Grand Master, Rev. G. l..
loore OF Green Hill. The community is re-
pectiully invited to attend apl l7-2t
AT the school election held on Saturday. 9Th |
lst. at the school-house in school District No.
;, New Castle Co., Thomas G.. Porter was
ected clerk for three years. 1t was decided |
ballot that $3.50 should be raised in the dis
let for the purpose of maintaining the school
ouse, and the support of a Free School. This
m ..f AN
irmony characterized the proceedings of the
ceiling Of the Fifth.
Fine Mutton.-John Vandever of Mill Creek
undred, slaughtered a fine Cotswold sheep
81 tuesday, which weighed when dressed 1866
FUNDS 1t sold readily In our market on We'd
'sday morning at 20 cents per pound, 1t being
nsidered one Of tho finest that had been seen
our market for long time. Mr.. Vandeyer
8 number of sheep on his farm, some of
hich bid fair to surpass this one. He is a
on farmer and somewhat celebrated for rails
large Mercer potatoes, when all others have
lied In their production.
AT Memphis, on Saturday, a nan named
aughn was arrested on suspicion of having
ordered General Thomas q. Hindmap, Of
KANSAS, about four years ago. General Hind
an was assassinated by an unknown man
nile sitting near the fire in his house, sur
uiiued Dy his family. The arrest of Vaughn
SAID to he based on letter telling him "to |
the deed" by persons DESTROYS of ayenping
betrayal OF a young lady by Hndman. II
said other arrests will be made.
SERIOUS RloT.-Indianapolis, April Is II
serious riot Is in progress al Knights s
Vn, Indiana, between the strikers at the coal |
mes and furnaces, and colored miners lately ,
ported from Virginia. Tho whole town Is |
parently now engaged In a general melee,
ginating with negro and a striker, which
on spread. Gov. Hendricks has sent troops
the scene, but bloody work Is anticipated be- {
Q they arrive, which will be at s A. M. We'd
sday.
observation-disclosures have been
de for the location of the cooperative car
rks at Oxford, Pa. Samuel J. Dickey do U
,es hye acres Of land, OH which the erection
buildings has already been commenced. In
iition to this lot, the citizens of Oxford and J
unity placed In the hands of John Janvier, :
stee, mortgages and bonds as collateral se- b
MY amounting to 100000, and on these
1000 will be loaned at seven per cent. inter- 8
payable In from three to five years. and the e
mpany gives mortgage on all their proper h
Tor security. The company will comprise n
ne hity families and busy and prosperous h
son In Oxford Is anticipated. There are few
ces whose citizens possess as much ente r.
Sc or public spirit and they deserve gre at |
dit for the same. Il
Vert Door TO Death Thomas Vandegrift, n =
lng man residing at Red Lion, In this coun.
while visiting some friends in Wilmington.
ew days ago. was taken III with (supposed) |
ngestive chlls. When the chill passed off n
was left in state of entire exhaustion, and d
lhout power 10 move even a muscle or artI- "
late syllable, although, according To his a
II statement, perfectly conscious Of all that D
Is goirg on around him. While in this state, o
$ friends, supposipg him to be dead, after !,
lding for physician, set about preparing the
dy for burial and had their work well nigh
rformed, when the doctor arrived and upon Il
animation found signs of life slightly percep- j.
lie, and after waiting and watching short t;
ne the young man recovered sufficiently TO | o
able him To sneak rise and lanart In tirao 10 L u