Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-19

sprinp fountain on Trout street, west of Tat
nall
Frank d. Eastb ook, of New York, ieni.
Sup .riulenlpni Independent Delaware River
Line is stopping at the Clayton House.
For Remit The store aud dwelling, No. III
King street. Apply TO john Parker No. II East
Second, ST.
Al the public sale, No. sos East Seventh
street, on Monday last, l.. W. S'idhan q SON
sod silver spoJus f,r $50, old fashioned Ord
spread $l4 -, rag carpet 10 cents per yaid
gold watch SO. All other articles sold al good
piices
Accdlpnt Myers Hayes, au employee of the
p. W. y H. X Ii. Co., had h hand taken oil
last t'i.d.y, by Il new lowing machine which
| he . 4. tending al Ia. roInpAnys shops III this
| cit,
| k-v. Geo. IA. Sinyth lectures On Friday ev'
| euiuy al West FRESH ,IeIiau cbuIch On The
EnN oi New York, the proceed, ~ ~ to lam
lilies VI nembers VI the E!an.isliln Alliance
whose lives were lost " the disaster - Tie
steam ship Nnie lie Havi-, On the voyage -
Europe.
| Sdie.-We Invite esp 'cal attention to the
sale otnorses and wagons, vi James SAwdon,
IT., which lakes place on Saturday. Stidbam
| u sou v i be on uand and they wish 10 give
| their friends sssch bal gains II, will Ua satisfac-
| tory tu all parties Interested. see advertise
| inrnt.
| 1uffiOHeSfang.-ln There Is complaint tIdt
Sc, erai pcispIis ale calling sales III tins count "
who have uot taken ous an auctioneer's license.
| They should not disregard the piovislous Of
| the law, unless they are prepared 10 take the
Consequences. 1t 10 better poiIey ~ pay The
| license lee than 10 pay the peAaity Ior failure
| To do
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,o ' ane , in1 '"V "a 49, 80
been ,rocur.d t,r lle o,,cas,ou.an Mr.. 5ueatn
mas lapored to make The cuiidl en- DIS p,oncieut
| ma uos,ibie in the vocal exercises We hone
that Nm, citzens in the yiclnily win attend aid
| contribute largely on this occasion
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| 40 ~ - n " $500, -. - - 49,. .
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LUSH .o ,,',;.a ,yi,i' ssh 'il p,s'
"A, ,na Saa'i,,d s,rss, nsb mall nr,css wcr.
~ W.. ,,,a $50 as Ias, ISL a >' paw
800 w e., ~,
AtHerheg St0ch.-A ne hhest hefu OF AlueIh'y
STOCK III TINS stcA,.- 81 country VIII De sou at
the puohc sale OF DaNid Appleby, near New
Castle, on Tie ztth r'st. There are twchtS-two
cows esese,i ni,e,s anu onS oui tme mos VI
cuein VI iuh , ui'ou vi Mnieh p.uisieee e"' Ve
| iurnisneu' ralvrs wIsnine W prVeuie 'nis
kihu Oh s'ock WIZ never nave oe''et op
Portunhy 70 uo So Dir' hpPieoy mas 'ahen
great oea' Oh pAlis 70 ooiaih tuis me heiu vi
hlu"rleysahu WI are reahy sorry VI " ~ 10
De broken up we wlsh some Oh our iatse
farmers could purchase the eh'ite ncru' as tue
stock pays ws,i III many States auu there IS no
good reason why IL SHOULD NOT no 30 III DeHa
weIe.
| Poltce Affairs Chief of Police William Ii
| Brady records tho following arrests since Satur-
day morning
BY officer Nicholson, Eliza Dodson and Mary
Waters, both colored. Tor dlsordeily conduct,
were each fined the costs and held in 800 bail
to keep the peace.
. | by officer Muln Ezra Lukins, for drunken
, ness and disorderly conduct was fined 81 and
costs and held in 500 bail to keep the peace
BY officer Jordan, Charles Gibbs, coiored.for
, drunkenness aud disc aer, was ordered to nav
costs and lind $500 bail
BY officer Or, James Smith, for drunkenness
and disorder, was fined So, and costs and held
in $500 bail.
, | JOHN Hiuieap, arrested for the larceny of a,
pair of boots from III. Babcock X Co. was held
| In $500 bail for appearance al Court,
r by officer Mullen, Wesley Butcher, coored,
for the larceny OF three game chickens, property
3 | OF a. Carmichael, was held III eiO0 bail for APP
| pearance at Court.
Y Tisa.--Nearly one hundred members of
II Delaware Lodge, No. l, |. q. OF, visited
| Upland Lod re, at Chester last Tuesday even
, | ing. On their arrival ri the Depot in our
| neighbGTing city, they were me. by commit
l. | lee and escorted to the Lodge room, wheI..
l. they were welcomed by p. &. Sire Nicholson
| of Philadelphia in well timed address, which
: was responded to by &. NJ. HAYES, p. q. NJ
4 Valentine, =. q. Jos. Pyle, aud others In
a short time afterwards they were escorted TO a
l. large room in another part Of the city, where
Al they found three large tables III ,st blunti-
Q fully spread with the good things OF this lille
, After blessing had been invoked, the visitors
~ were invited to help themselves, and this they
l. did most mahfuliy. After their appetites had
been fully satisfied, T.. q. Sire Nicholson au-
n nounced an intellectual feast, and in a few
well timed remarks introduced p. q. Sire
Stokes, who gave brief history OF the order In
= | PENNSYLVANIA and the United States showing
the number relieved in different WAYS, and
showing the increase of the order, which now
numbers 81, 900 After number OF speeches
and songs, the visitors repaired to the depot
and arrived in this city at an early hour In The
morning, we'll satisfied with the kind treatment
they had received at the hands of their Broth
ers of Chester, and saving thai il was a ni.h
that would be long remembered with pleasure
: by all who were present,
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: ,,,., ,-u',,; nio"uaN evening" 'asl,
: 49, n,Ia,s S"u W,uI war wv! a. .,e yer
. Esaa,i, a,nsa,a ha d. .",iel VI ''s.h aus
e tendent of the Germantown 0,nhan Aspl,,,,
He exhibited about 80 yiaws among Will
were scenes from the ora Testament i,pJ on,