Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-28


The reason a great many persons are COM a
lainipg of hard times 10 that they do not save Az
heir ouarters and halves, they can soon become NP
ich by purchasing their teas, at Houston's, the
,nly Tea Store in the State, NO, III Il. 4th ~
treet. Se
The cheapest lot Of hats AID caps, canes, w
10 be had In Delaware or anywhere T..
Else, Is at Humphrey Il Sandt's, 218 Market 81. IA
Straw goods at Humphrey & Sandt's for less o'
than cost. n. q. Great Bargains to close out 7
at PIC Market ST. sc
Just received u lot of silk aud alapaca uhl- n,
brelas at Humphrey u Sandts for ladies ana -
Gents, at astonishing low prices PIG Market
st.
Wanted.--The whole population Of Delaware
to purchase their teas, coiiees and spices ut the
only Tea Store In the State. Come or send Or
ders to No. IL L, 4lh street. j, l.. HOUSTON.
=You can buy gents Furnishing Goods, trunks, va
Uses umbrellas. &c. cheap at j. Wesley o ,sas,
407 Market street. S-hh
Ne,p Houses---Andrew Crumlish proposes to
erect two bi lex houses on the site Of his recently
burned stable, on Wollaston streetnear Eignth
They will prove quite an improvement to ihe
neighborhood. J
Important Change.-An important change
in the running of Sunday trains Is announced
ON the Wilmington & Western Railroad. On
, and after the 9th inst, the two trains run will
leave here at As A. M. ard p. n, ard re- |
| turning leave Landenburg at ll.aO A. M. and
4.3e p. NJ, reaching this city at ls.45 and $40
Citv Polities.-A meeting Of the Republican
CITY Executive Committee was held at head
quarters, last Wednesday evening, when the
the following Financs Committee was elected
IL. +, Pickles, j. II. Beggs, N. d Stotsenburg,
q. Febiger and Daviu Woolman. No further
business of pablo Importance was transacted.
. Horses There has been considerable mortal
Nv among h rises in Mill Creek Hundred the
, past week or two. In the first place William
, Fuo,e had TWO killed w lightning; Josiah HUI
lett had fine colt h had paid S210 for, so bad
W kicked that IL die with the lockjaw; Peter
Cornell had to kill one which had its leg brok-
Il Gu by kick from another horse.
i The Milford Neaps and Advertiser says that
the condition Of the track of the Junction &
IA l,reakwaer Railroad is such as to render fear
full accident one of he most likely things to oc-
t. cur. Baumgerdner, the owner Of the Road
i'd and the Directors, have forbidden the expendi
ic ture cf dollar that can be possibly avoided,
and the result is that almost the whole lipa Is i,
a wretchedly bad repair.
. To be Orqani.ed.--The measures for the or
N caniz"tion of the Elm Street Chapel tRaptst'
into a church, are now Deginning tn assume
de6ani,e SHAPE, and eighteen persons lave sign
no fed their willingness to become members. o.
". Wednesday evening next, the 3eth inst
council of the different Baptist Churches OF til
city will be held for the purpose of rccognizin
| ana organizing tine new chuien'
aer HOTEL LEAsEp.-The Cochran Hotel,
Middletown, has been leased by William
all Fountain, proprietor of the Capital Hotel,
Dover Mr.. Fountain will not take possessio
In Immediately, allowing the prsent occupal
20 Zine TO settle hi. business and remove. MIR.
" will continue the management oil the Capita
q. | giving bis atten Ion to both places. The MI
the dletowu House will be refitted aud refurnsht
lis aud conducted in a manner in every way FIR
NIX class.
,I A DRNUnRER-Jay Gould objects to /
payment of the $1,000 tax on the $4,000
=. y consolidated bond filed at Dover. This bond
Cd filed in the respective States through which
= New Jersey southern and its connecting ra
~, | roads rn-New Jersey, Delaware and Mai
'1' land-lmd it s claimed that only pro rata I
Ia. | shoald be paid that is, the proportion the
49, | aware part bears to the whole length OF !
roai 10 he constructed. Hon Thos. r. Baya
you has been retained by the r. X. Co., as we
Ac- informed and the matter is to be contested
pur- fore the courts.
'rine Ertensre B,tsness-Chares KyA hns rec
cred his health and will give his 1Gsona
Nc teuiion 10 the sale of ice cream, couAsasDs,
Inn, une and fruit at the n. W. corner Of Shs Sec
street market house, and will be as petite
r,u,s accommodating as ever. He viii also keep
cream at the corner of Sixth and Orange
COM at his residence. He also intsnus 10 III
other | the Sylvan Springs, near Inc cHy RAM
inail pcnics and every arrangement for the
more W Chor,.u L ontexnrisit,g
:, sells pieas".i' 9" i ns., NJ a. ico
Us for liquors soA on the ground mavo-3r
/ ~ " AFRrAx or NATuRE-on Friday night We
valuable mare belonging 10 Mr. George l., Moor Loo,
E y sSns Ss a With Inc exc Exception
ontan dcrs OF small substance Of a griss!y ma
whole showing evident desire 70 grow legs but had
ad la rolf live Monday,
and led milk from no!ts which dran M
n nS Sn IL, M noVe -,anSis IN The animal knsd
It's bJdY WAS unnsusly large-measuring sever
hats, VIII ths view Of dispo.ng Of 1t to Col wo
King Philadelphia who will add 1t TO the collection
limo m %S.t Showed .irns Of great
nmery covered that her offspring was so NY provided
,.,rnrr | the means OF loconotion-JtD~ sonidh.
Notice james Haines the well known
norable ceryman, wishes to inform the people u
ON. has sold out his branch s;ore No. 2O9 we
appear Street ne ma' pm, ,no o Ei@ and Frenc
IN - the citizens Of Wilmington and vicinii,
look for great bargains in groceries IN the +
as he has very low rent-and by the
weekly sale has lessened his expenses greatly, II
ceeding half they have been heretofore.
to call tel DIS TO put his whole might to his red st
ssences -.co,o .,rprt het vecn King and Ere n,
oil Hi | y4ry small expenses and secret advantag
byine and e.onomizing ways, he will
is Skins, ued TO sell groceries TO the people thu
ct nta surprise everybody. We advise all to
and see if his statement Is true. Ken
at very the place 100 East Second street, betwee
Sc Drus | aad French, the store is all he'd heu!
streets The Vessel Liccnse.-In abiding to
o call OIL e go -. in,nn,ing f.es nm lie owners
Exchange ~ 49,, ,i,,,,, i,',o His mort one of a
az lne9 changes slys: 1t seems from a recent uec
u aH'ei Baltimore, that The ooatmen have the l.
-, | their side. We make the following extra
are nlsm the lhila. Ledger In reference 10 the
ov i The referred to: Judge Giles, Of the U. B.
t. sprii3m Court Of Maryland, has recently decid
;sortnen unGer the act Of Congress OF 1913, canal
at No. 100 propelled by horse power and lowed by
ale AMI re- inland ports are not liable 10 pay tonna
s s1ad I'm and license fees The ground Of the
,a cnrin' was that, as the barges bad no motive
''' N'"e their swn, they could not be Considered
This opinion is important as following t
OUT Drug | crate decisions to the same effect OF
Ton House Cadwallader and McKennan OF the L.
IN Philadelphia.
ling made, l,reot Hail storm.-A Brcve Act.-
cred how a.v week n GREAT hail storm passed owe
ior ll-lie ton Of Radnor township, Chester val
Marion township, Montgomery county.
tands high of tile market men OF Chester valley
o, and all stones in their butter tubs AM. exhibi
druggists | in the Philadelphia market the next
Duhall ar AT Il curve on the PENNEY wanna rail
lie mas me | tween the Eagle and Reeseville, two IL
,he civ | blown across both tracks which was
East Third by two hoys' aseu ten anu ioulteeh se
Immediately ran, one up and the 9th
s., rorr,.in the road, and signalled tue approachr
lon, there aud succeeded in stopping them bel
ring or early reached lie obstruction. The train q
or beautiful Was tie fast lire with seven cars filled