Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-19

BoWman, grocer, md anu King has hne as |
sortment Of Chi istmas groceries, candies, nuts,
oranges, canned fruits, etc, which he Is selling
at lower than usual.
Japanese Fire Works, at Houston's, L g
4th street.
LdmpS.-The best assortment of lamp fix
lures Of the most improved kind. Fire proof
cbmneys, also lamps altered and repaired
Also large assortment ofother articles at low |
prices. Agents wanted at Chadwick's variety |
store, No. 209 West Fourth street.
404 MARKET STREEr.-Hats and Caps at |
Panic prices. The cheapest hat store in the |
city. We don't advertise 10 humbug, but con- |
vince yourself by calling. Examine goods and |
prices. Runford Bros, 404 Market st. nx2m
1t is wrong idea to cause splash by all
nouncing bargains never made good. The ac-
knowledged fact is that Rumford BIOS. can now
undersell any house in the city. Men's and
boys hats and caps cheaper and better than
anywhere else. Depend ',pon il. Come and
see. nov10-2m
Adair & Woodward have sold to Thos. Mitch
ell their Patent Corpse Preserver and eve
rything connected with the undertaking bust
ness. They recommend their customers and
friends that should have any business IN that
line TO him, as he has had q long experience
III the business and they would find him very
kind and oblgng man for the business.
CLUB Book open, tor the old popular papers
"Hearth and Home," ne,o chrOmo-"Look out"
S2.75. American Agiiculturist and Sup for
Repairs" 81 .25-lll Market street, Cyrus Stern.
dec2e-lm.
Guaranteed in cramps, pains, headache, &C.,
DR.. Simms' pain searcher use inwardly and
outwardy. The greatest pain remedy, so cents
| Il bottle Depot, Fourth and King streets,
Wilmington, Del.
Vegetine meets with wonderful success in the
cure of cancer and cancerous humors-
An effort is being made in the Board Of
Public Education, to pay lis employees quar-
| terly.
Charles G. Ash of Delaware City, advertlses
| desirable store property at Kirkwood, for
rent.
DR.. Isaac Jump of Dover Is mentioned in
| Thursdays Every Evening as a candidate for
Governor.
Daniel Burton, Of Millsboro', on Wednesday,
was confirmed by the u S. Senate, as Pensi N
Agent for Delaware.
| For Rent.-The store and dwelling at No.
2ll King Street. Apply to john Parker, Ne.
IL East Second street.
The Delaware County Republican at Ches-
ter, Pa is publishing sketches of the settlement
| and progress of Chester and vicinity from manu-
script OF j. H. Martin.
The Chester, Pa Institute last week sustain
ed spirited debate npon the relative merits
and dement's of"The Whipping-Post."
Mrs. F. Farlamb, of Media, Pa, is the FIST
female director elected under the Constitution
Of that State.
The Marcus Hook, Pa, shoe factory is soon
to be put in operation.
MdrketS,-On Saturday, farmers sold bntinr
from 45a5O per pound; lard Il 2 do; pork by
the whole - IL do; eggs 30a35 a dozen
The COrupratnra of : grha nala,ya,a gn,;,,,,
for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals" meet
at the Board of Trade Rooms this (Monlay)
afternoon, at 3 O'Clock, IN elect officers.
The Masonic Order of this State, meets in
this city al noon on Wednesday.
John b. Cough lectures on Now and Then.
at Masonic Temple, on Thursday evening.
Thomas F. Moreand has been elected Sinner,
lntendent of the Union Methodist Church Mis-
sion Sunday School
Henry q. Banning, Esq, has been re-eccie,
President OF the National Bank of Delaware.
| The ladies' of the Methodist Church, are
arranging for fair next month.
For Sa'e-George A. vandegritt advertises
his valuable farm situated ia New Castle
Hundred, on very favorable terms. Sec adver
tsement.
The Trustees of the Poor of New Castle Conn
l
a. M.
jesse X. times of Chesiertown, Nd. the pr.s
! eIt Speaker OF the Maryland House Of Repre-.
srntatives, commenced life as a clerk in Stnyr.
| ma, Del.
Tie Farmers Club Of Kent county, at a meet.
Ing at Dover, Jan. 18th, enterta aimed a resoln
ION to inddce foreign cmigrants tn stop in
! rlls state instead Of going West. The next
meeting is 10 he held Jan. oath.
The Commissioners of School District No
"a have ENGAGED the services of the Amateur
Minstrel Troupe to give q Concert in III,
Town Hall in the latter part of this montl
for the benefit of that school.
BEEF The New York City Atlantic Refria
orator company sold $40 sides of western dres
sed beef at o. and Ia cents mound on III,
l 9th inst, the meat having been transported il
refrigerator cars instead of in live stock cars
Trial Trip.-The new steamship Illinois O,
Friday returned to Philadelphia after making ;
trial trip OF about one day at sea- She en-
countered trying weather but made excellen
4 speed and proved beyond doubt that she was
e a staunch, swift and superior ocean steamer r,
Valuable Property.-Ogle & Miller well sci
at Public Sale, ON the 10Th inst. for b. F. Town
a send, several valuable building lots in South
r Wilmington, and a very desirable dwelling
. house. See adv.
ror Inc DelaWare Republican.
In reply to az" in your last issue, permit
8 me to say that utH not be a candidate fol
, | oherlu OF ms County, at the next election. -
Respectfully Yours, q. ii. GALLAGHER.
h Prospective Bag Fees Sheriff Williamson
OF Kent county, has in hand attachments TO
debt against the Bombay Hook railroad, amount
. ing TO about S2OO,OO0, also against the rollins
stock some $4,000. If the claims should no
be settled, and the Sheriff should sell, his fee
would amount to very snug sum-some 81, OOI
. the property brought the amount of the claims
. Auctionsering.- good natured and OBJ
lleing friend VIM j. Lnnk, still has his auc
Y tioneer's shngle up. We thought it well 4
. apprise the public Of this fact lest some who
$ design having sales, might fail to secure tn,
! services Of one whose skill and judgmen
t peculiarly fit him for the duties Of an Auc
!, tioneer. S
The Collectors of City Taxes, under the new
h law may be found at Eighth and Shipley 81 reefs
institute Building, for the Northern Distri, t
It and at the Swan Hotel Fourth street west o
y Market for the Southern District.
| Inquest. Winslow held an iDones
/, | on FRIDAY morning, over the body of Jane X vie
Is who had died suddenly on Thursday evening
at her residence No. 300 East Second Street
I The jury rendered verdict that the deceased
e came TO her death from hemorrhage of the
d lungs. She was over seventy years OF age.
= Passion Play.-On Thursday evening next
i Kew George g. Thomas, of the church of the
Holy Apostles, Philadelphia, will deliver a lee
), tnre IN Calvary Episcopal Church, on the .ras
L SION Play Of Oberainmesan, which is performed
Il IN Germany once every ten years. Mr. Thorn
t as has witnessed it in Europe and will enter
lain his audience with its description.
1t A new institution is announced in our pape
+ by Or. Brown, for old people,whch appears to