Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-02


The hest family dour Ii No. 305 King ".
sa,es.-rhe Following sales of personal p:o-
re''' "'' ''''N'''V March.
| John Booth, Brandyv Ins, April,
VIM. NJ. Cloud, Braudywine, Hid. April
S.w. Fell, Mil Creek, 10
Fine Imperial tea, OILY 70 cents per pound,
at the Tea Store, II r.. 4ih street Established
1861.
uery.-.why is 1t 50 many people buy their
teas at The Tea Store, II + 18th street? Be-
cause they can get better teas for less money.
rha House was established 1857.
j. j. Parker, Esq OF West Chester. has sold
one OF his imported Percheron stations 'I.afay'
ette to the Mifiiin County Stock Company
| for S240U.
Eli Logan has com nenced tue sale OF -four,
feed, grain meal, &C., at the Mccullough build
Ing, corner Of Fiith aud Walnut Sts.
J. Taylor Ga,i,e Is building handsome res
ldenc. Tor his SOU at Eleventh ami clayton
streets.
| Extra early sugar corn Tor sale at The new
| seed store No. 3Oj King street Wilmington,
| Del.
The ninth rehearsal for the Triggs Concert
| took place last Tuesday evening In the Board
| of Trade rooms.
John +. X. Polk, No. $40 Market street, adj
.vertises to exchange valuable property Ia New
York City for a Delaware Fam.
Underwood q Kennedy, snecessors to Capt.
Randle, advertises wood aud coal al the old
yard, Ia tina Eighth Ward, at the lowest market
rates. ~ 100
| d. II. Sutton, No. 400 West Secoud street,
advertises 10 do hauling or hire horses and
| carts.
W ii. Pennington has good assortment Of
| shoes al tue N. Il. corner OF Second and West
| streets, which he Is ready 10 sell al reasonable
| rates.
Take Notics.-Persons who have moi paid
their soater rent had better do SO nj once, or the
water will be cutoh.
Fifty pounds onion seed for sale al sos King
street, new and hest quality. Why pay such an
| extrav igant price for onion sets when you can
go to sos King street and gvt seed which will
raise you onions large enough for table use!
Miss w. Flynn has removed her dry goods
and trimming store TO 221 West Second street,
where she would BIO willing to see all of her
old friends and customers. She Is q pleasant
lady, keeps good stock, sells reasonably and
Is deserving OF patronage.
A Present.-A pair Of Cotswold sheep has
been presented to the Agricultural Department
of Delaware College, by James Conovsr, of
New Jersey. They are now at the Experiment
tai farm Of Prof. E. D. Porter.
Edmund Griffith, dealer In hour and feed at
the corner of Sixth and Orange streets, has in
vented rat trap which he intends to have
patented.
Eiection.--At u meeting of Wilmington
Council, No. 8, Jr. .. U. A. NJ. the following
officers were elected to serve tue ens,il ng term:
e., RI. Monck, v. c., Geo. p. Monck, A. X.
s., VIM. H. Sinex, Con-, G. Williams, War
den, y. W. Mccullough, l. -, II. F. Sutton,
o. s., Thos. WEIGH
Roofng.-All kinds composition roofing
such as plastic, slate, gravel and asbestos, put
on and repaired. Metal, shingle and slate roofs
repaired. Work done promptly and al reason
able prices. Robert Atkins, office Good d
Hanna's Hardware store, 423 Market street.
apr2-3m.
Fooring.-A fine let of Delaware pine, white
and yellow pine, flooring of all qualities, grades
at lower figures at lumber yard, south side OF
Market street, bridge OF Martin Lane, formerly
trading as Wise d Lane.
Fom.-James Z. Morrow keeps Oh hand al
his store. No. 1890 King street, a full stock OF
all the best brands of family -four feed, grain
ground corn and meals of all kinds. Morrow's
prepared h)ur Is the best article la the
market ior bread, biscuit pllddin:s and cakes
1t is put up in ,, q, 10 and 10 pound packages
with the directions for using 1t requires no
salt OF yeast.
Sheriff Saie.-sheriii Armstrong will sell al
} public sale at hotel in Newport on Saturday
the 4th Inst. the farm OF the late Jssher II
Dixon, situated in Mill Greek Hundred, apd
, containing OF acres ofland, of good quality, aud
also good buildings. Any one wishing to pur
chase good farm at bargain should attend ihii
, sale. For particulars see advertisement.
Enterprise. james Van Arsdalen OF New
Castle, has procured q horse and wagon TO de
liver groceries and produce to his many cis,o
mers. His increasing business has rendered
the purchase necessary, and 1t Is 10 be hoped
, | that 1t W Ill prove profitable Investment. Mr.
n V. Is highly enterprising and deserves the sue
cess winch Is attending his Efforts 10 please tn
o public.
Humphrey & Sandt, wish TO cali your atten
ton to large lot Of new aud desirable hat
e lust bought for cash, and we win sell them 81
n per cent less than the usual prices. Call All,
: see them no trouble IL show goods. We TAX,
this opportunity to thank our numerous custo
mers for pas. favors. Hopeing to be able t,
r, please them In the future as well, little bet
l. ter than In the past at reduced prices No. 2lt
Market street. n. b. a full stock now reaiy.-1
a Loss.-William B. Dean of Pencader Hun
dred, lost fine young horse Of the Prince Al
\ bert Stock, valued at $50. On the 18th ult
from an attack of what was supposed to b
d the new horse disease. The loss Is quite Sc
II rious one to Mr.. Dean as like most other far
;. mers he needs all his capital al this season O
the year.
The Spice Mils.-C.J Fall i Bro, hay,
= | removed the rubbish from their burnt mil
e taken oft their turbine wheels, one of whic
i. will be Immediately put In the adjoining build
- ing, and the splice and mustard mill will b.
g running by the 10th of May. John A, Pattsr
Y, son of Christiana, Is the millwright In charge
t, and Yirden Pritchett Is doing the carpenIe
- work. The machinery Is being made at tire
70 or four shops In our city.
re Mr.. Edward Wiley, OF Odessa, who kept th
re large boarding tent at Rehoboth Camp, Ia.
v season, has been making arrangements prt
paratory to erecting large aud con,modoa
;, building. lie has many friends and will Il
u doubt make his enterprise success.
It. Lodgers.-Ten hundred and forty-one pc
sons lodged al the City Hail during the mont
of March. Many OF them came from Pennsy
IS vania aud Maryland, and a few from 9th,
y. States. The number Of stragelers Is unprec
~ denied, many who are willing to work beii
~ unable to find employment, and are OFT
us money. .
in 4 Mammoth Shoap.-In another column W
IT. be found the advertisement of Forepaug
=. great eight tent menagerie, museum, circus al
~ hppdrome. 1t exhibits here Saturday, APP
We 18th. In our next issue We shall notice Il
a. merltorious exhibition more at length. Dor
=. tall to see 1t.
he Important. Owners of horses, cattle al
a.. other stock will fud ChadwickS celebrate
All Horse, Cattle, and Poultry condition Powder
the best Jslterative tonic blood purifier, al
condition powders known. Now 10 the tin
ry, to use them. Every box Of powder warrente
iii References can be given from all quarters.
,Ir. Prepared solely by w, II. Chadwick. at !
the medical and variety stores, POT and 209 W. 4
i'll street, adjoining Cbadwicka museum, W