Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-21

dae Uf ITO. Thls IS rare coin, anu tns
building in which 1t was found was probably
, nearly as old.
Earope--Mr. Thomas p. Morgan and wife
took an excursion ticket OF 3. F. Bets, agent
aud allied fiom New York for Glasgow In the
Anchor Line Steamer Elyaa, on Tuesday
moi ming.
Withdras1in g.-lt is reported that Rev.
John Allen is about Withdrawing tcom ms
appointment at Christana and Salem, and
proposes to remove to New York.
Sale of Goes. William M. Cloud will have
q fine lot of fresh cows, spriDgers and feeders
at Newpcr' ON Friday and Saturday, the 10Th
| and Goth ! $40 which the attention vi farm
ers il "Spfcl'iiy invited.
Rawlings, Stack d. 70. have commenced
the sale of country produce at No. 3 a King
street Any consigments made to them Will
be promptly attended to. They are active
business men. aud worthy OF encouragement
Bruised William Hance, who drives a
furniture wagon, had his face terribly mash
| ed by a blow from pair OF steel knuckles
at the Fourth street market house last Tues
day evening.
| Accident.-Edward Austermuhl, n nanchinist
employed al the T. w. and Il. shops. s,ista ined
painful injury, Oh Tuesday evening just be-
fore quitting time. He was engaged at u drill
ling machine when his shirt caught In he cog
wheels and the flesh near the left shoulder was
lacerated very painfully.
Abbott d. Mckinney pay special attention to
sharpening lawn mowers at their shops, No.
5i9 Orange street. They also repair ,lresling
| machines, drills, corn shelters, cutting boxes
aud other agricultural implements, at short no.
| tice, on reasonable rates. They are practical
men aud deserve encouragement.
Hotels, restaurants, boarding houses and
other large consumers will find it 10 their
| advantage to patronize W. L. Bowman,
grocer, I'd and King and 5ll King street =
| He makes liberal reductions on orders for
an assortment Of goods in his line, than
which there is none better offered in town.
Twenty bodies Of victims OF the Mil Riv-
er disaster, in M massachusetts,, were recover
ed Tuesday, and nearly thirty more are yer
| to be dug out Of the sand and debris. The
Committee Of the Legislature has examined
the reservoir and found it to have been very
badly built.
Fine Stock.-Mr. Perry, the polite and gem
| tlemaniy proprietor CT Pelry's Hotel, has on his
| farm some very tine stock We noticed a
| Hambetonian cont years old, Of tine style aud
| action; also three other fine cots. LID has a
| fine COW weighing 1900 pounds, and two very
| fine and large calves. Taking them together Mr..
Perry has as nice stock as is usually found Oh
| farms in this vicinity.
| Country Residence.-Auy Of our titizsns
who may wish to pass the Summer 10 the coun-
try, can rent the large house near Pleasant Hill,
Mill Creek HuYdled, formerly occupied by The
late Jonathan Fell, at a moderate rate. The
neghboihood is one of the most inviting In the
| county, and the surroundings are such as
would make city family deem 1t akin to Para
| disc through the hot weather of July and Au-
gust. See adv.
Excursion to Cape May.-John Wainwright
Is arranging for another of his plea SAINT rips 10
Cape May, over the Wilmington & Reading r.
R., to this city, and hence by steamboat. He
also proposes TO run an excursion from Lahcas~
| ter, by way Of Pomeroy and Landenberg, by
rail and boat to the Cape. He has been in
New York arranging with the NaTagansett s.
8. Co., for the use OF one OF their magnificent
| floating palaces for both occasions.
Improcement.-John Y. Chrisiy has reinov-
| ed his tobacco and cigar store into the adjoin-
ing STORE No. East Second street, and has fit
| ted up the same in fine style. He designs fit
ting up bis old store and Offering it Tor TENT
He proposes TO engage more extensivelyIin the
manufacture Of cigars, his brands proving 50
popular that he has been unable 10 supply the
demand. He Is ali active, energetic citizen and
highly popular with the young men of the Znd
Ward.
Sabbath Sch0Ol-A new library Las Just
been procured for Sabbath School recently
started in the upper end of Beaver Valley,
Delaware County, Pa. 1t was organized last
| fall, and 1t now numbers over MY pupils, COM
, ing from New Castle, Chester ind Delaware
Counties. Miss Go0dley is principal, aud she
Is seconded IN her Efforts to do good by a num-
Der of young ladies and gentlemen, among tue
more active OF the latter Is our friend Mr. Amor
III. Chandler.
Ne,o Cars.-Tbe business of building cars
seems to be improving. Messrs, Bowers, Dure
& Co., forwarded OH Tuesday, three first class
passenger cars to the North Penn. Railroad
Co. They are building four first class pAssen-
ger cars for the Berks County Railroad which
will be completed tn Slatington IN few days
They are also constructing two horse street
car for the Metropolitan Co., of Boston, and
three two horse and several one horse cars for
company In Harrisburg Pa.
The jackson i Sharp Company are building
| two narrow guage passenger cars for the Peach
Bottom Railroad.
Information Wdnted.-Jamss Ridgeway left
| this city on Monday, the 18th inst, and has
not since been heard Of. lie is about sixteen
| years Of age, sandy complexion, has a scar over
one Of his eyes, and his left arm Is slightly dis
figured He wore dark pants, greenish cplored
coat well worn, and dark cap. ANY one leaving
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store, corner Of Front and Shpey streets, will
confer favor on his father, Isaac p. Ridge way,
| who fears that some accident may have befal-
len him. 1t Is supposed that he may have gone
to Philadelphia.
| Outrageous Assault. Joseph McKen-
non of the Ninth Ward, was returning from
| Church to his home in the Ninth Ward,
last Sunday evening, he was assaulted by
two scoundrels who knocked him down, and
beat him in an outrageous manner. He fin
ally managed to escape and reach his home
Mr.. McKennon is a good citizen, member
of church, quiet and unobtrusive, and il can
not be imagined why he was assaulted unless
it was because of his activity in the oaue of
temperance. We trust that his assailants
may be arrested and punished.
i Badly Hurt-Wm. White of Christiana
Hundred, was badly hurt at tho Lancaster
pike station on the Reading Railroad, last
Thursday or Friday afternoon Ha had load
: ed his wagon with lumber, and in his effort
to assist the horses in starting the same his
foot caught against roller, when he fell and
! the wheels of the wagon passed over him,
, breaking his hip, and inficting other injury.
He was taken to his home near by when his
wounds were properly attended to. A high
fever however ensued and on Tuesday he
was quite delirious.
Il The Bingham, House. j. I. Waite will
, continue to accommodate the hungry at the
Bingham house, No. 9, Market street lie
has now on hand a fine lot Of salt oysters and
] other Injuries of the season. He will also
) serve meals at all hours, for rs cents. Hot
? coffee, roast beef, fried chicken, bread and
y y butter, pies, &c., are always attainable at
moderate prices. All who wish a COED
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