Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-09

lures &C., at public sale, on the 20th INST, pre-
paratory TO closing out his connection at the |
store corner Of Front and Market streets.
Trucking.-Some of the truckers planted |
peas the past week, being about hve weeks |
earlier than last year. The weather last March |
was cold and stormy and farm AMI garden |
operations were greatly retarded. |
For Sale John B. Robinson Of Mill Creek
Hundred, advertises a fine young stock horse
for sale al reasonable rate. lie is four years
old, of tine size, aud well worth the attention
Of horsemen.
Good t',1ces.-At The sale of John Johns o.
New Castle Hundred, ON Thursday last, Std
ham & Son sold q COW for SOL, heifer with
first calf SO. and mare for STA.
The house Of colored man near Indian APP
oils was burned on Monday, and two children
persisted In the flames
Henry Swayne of Christiana Hundred, hay
ing rented his farm W III sell his stock and farm
ing utensils at public sale, as may be seen by
advertisement In another column.
2. T. Harris Of Kirkwood, will sell his stock
Of store goods at public sale, on Saturday, the
i4th inst, preparatory 70 quitting business
at that place. Those wishing bargains should
attend.
Sale OF Cattle.-Dolbow & Head will sell
ninety head Of cows, heifers, steers and bulls At
public sale, at the Pocopson lnn, Chester
county, on Thursday the i4th inst.
The CONCERT at Union Church BY Philip
Pbps, the vocalist and author on Thursday
evening, passed off very pleasantly, although
the attendance was not so large as to render the
affair very profitable.
Allen Gawthrep has taken out letters tesla
mentary OH the estate Of Frances A. Harrison,
late Of this city.
Rernopai.-Dr. Ii. e. Snitchei has removed
his office to No. 1924 Market street. He is one
of the most active physicians in our city, and Is
destined to have large practice.
Shipment Eureka Manuf acturing Com
panv are about shipping 800 bed TO Chicago,
I Washington and other points. They are very
convenient for camp meetings and very Large
business should he done the coming season.
} John b. Brassfield, Sheriff of Whitley coun
ty, KY, is reported to have disappeared will
$1,000 OF the countys funds.
: In Boston, Friday afternoon, William War
;, rem, a youth Of eighteen, snatched package o
" 1924 in bank bills from j. d. Wheeler, Presi
u u dent of the Grafton National Bank, and raj
- away with it, He was pursued and arrested
a and the money recovered.
The ulstiale College, at lll,dAle Nj ch
rs was burned on Friday morning. Loss $50, 00O
Ia The severest snow storm yet known in I'll
m Sierra Nevada WAS raging there on Friday, AL
railroad trains were delayed by the drifts.
Who are the matters? Why Ruiniord Bro
20 Of course.
~ Spring style silk dress hats, now ready
g. tuuford Bros. 404 Market street.
T. Stop and look in at 40I Market street
u Dro,uned.-A three year old child OF Geors
-, Elliott Of The Ninth Ward, was drowned in
60 hole used by the cooper's for soaking hoo
~ poles, last thursday afternoon. Coroner VIA
"a. low held an inquest and the jury returned
nh verdic, of death irum accidental drowning.
,r. Deditdi,vn Tho lew NJ. Z. Church,
es, Lawes. WAS dedicated with the usual cerep
~ uies, on sabbath last. Bishop Scott preacli
l.s IN the morning, and Rev. William Pancoast
nd Oh SER In the evening. Tie debt Of S2,s
,ol was all wiped out, aud some $500 more ca
NJ raised to provide for cont inecrcies.
nd l.. W. Stidham i Sou, aictioneefs, sold
ore George Lyman, March 4ih, 1874, cows IS (,
lows: $40; $40; $50; $50, heifers $40; S5S, nj
months old bull $50 chickens 81 80 per pa
10 shoats 1880; two at Sl4.25 each, s13; VI
mower ard reaper $3.50, horse rake $780, fa
!, wagon $8o &c, Germantown carriage Sl34, mi
y Ing altogether a very satisfactory sale.
= l.. W. Saldham s. Son sold for E. Har
II Ninth Ward, Wilmington, March 4th IL
:, cows from $50 10 SIS, horse fifteen years
= $3.50, mower and reaper $l20, The sale v
p, well attended aud bidding vary spirited.
> A fire In the Eastern Railroad freight dep
! in East Boston, Friday morning destroy
y ABOUT SlGu,UOU WORTH Oh property,
2 twenty loaded freight cars. The fire was eau
% by the breaking Of a carboy of yitriol.
"A Ternperdnce.-Ths Seaford Citizen thin
the women's anti-liquor crusade viii not d
Il great deal ofgood, so long as the Csurts c.
u tiuue 10 grant licenses and so long as the
Is tileres OF liquor are permitted TO continue
Is operation. 1t advises the women 10 assault
10 manufactures Or haul down their colors.
~ Lnjmed,-As James Alexander OF Eel
was about ungearing stsl lion last Tuesday
New ternoon, the animal seized him by the arm b
Tor a ing the flesh badly, and breaking both bC
good be tween the wrist and the elbow. The h
opu. was knocked down by bystander, and Mr.
10 eff removed before he could do further injury.
and Reoard-The Insurance Co.'S, of tins
eh's have united In offering reward of $500 for
II, al arrest Of the incendiaries who have cause
ifeh much alarm, making with the sum oilere
I'M the Mayor $1,000. This action should have
nea, effect 10 lead to the arrest Of the villain
anu cause them to leave our city.
Is m Horse Stolen.-Last Thursday night,
,ha one entered the stable of Jesse j. JOne
, toyv Stanton, and stolo dark brown mare, ii n
m fn, high, bride and saddle. Mr.. Jones had
A ~ self put the mare In the stable about Soc
naii and as her feed was only about half consu
.r'aa II Is thought the robbery was committed s
ly after that hour.
Ne1 Shoe Fdetory.-Joseph Bickta Is e
gorge ing one story brick building on the
while corner Of Second and Jefferson streets. "
about he intends to enter into the manufactul
The shoes more extensively. The brick work /
p aud inc done nv Frank Simnson the rarnent,
lew by John Hill.
:. ~ Coacert.-There will be Sabbath s.
al, exhibition and concert In the NJ. Z. Chur
WI Glasgow, on Thursday evening, the 18th
seaiS The exercises will consist of dialogues, r
,.,r,od uons, singing, &c. The proceeds are fo
me- benefit Of the church, and we wish them
IT, ha attendance TN the occasion.
;es Large Sale.-Sawdon q Shirk will S
cad OF cows, heifers, bulls and steers
E lay Bird-in-Hand hotel, Lancaster county, p
Sc last Satu: day, the 2Sth of March, and henc
royed, proposed sale at Newport on or about tha
ortloh has been abandoned We hope that D.
nufac- prices NAV be realized, as the dealers a
, We're the farmers and butchers should make
ooo 10 thing.
flames ,,o,'ins ~ oirar n,od5in,, ~ A. ~,
l. 'o,h D. Duncan was celebrated at their resiC
10 Gu No. sos west Third street. They wer
- "ot recipients of large number Of valuable
'E' 10 handsome presents from their many frien
The tenth anniversary or tin weddl
,,,,in. Mr.. and Mrs. William y Pickles was eel
epotia. ed on Tuesday evening at their residence
Il,o.k West street.
ID be- Seeds.-James Cr'ppen has the agent
crafty the sale of Dreer's garden, vegetable and
. rs 1t er seeds, which he has for sale at No. 80;
} New street, aud to which the attention of farne
gardeners is particularly invited. Mr.. Cy
georgia Is pleasant man 10 deal with, and his rep
a. TIE taioi4 in regard to seeds may be looked
now Al a. reliable
i. ..,,. Tie Ba,ity Mai.-Messrs. Lodge and
tine have been running this old and p
min an the Brandywne. and furnishing
BAN and feed OF the best quality TO many purcl
st snc- Tor The past three OF Iour years. Ihey
located largo quantities to this city, and are moi
.rs ago, promptness and reliability. We common,