Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-30

lhilony Reybold, d Sassafrss Ned, Cecil Co. {
Nd, containing 670. acres, has been sold for {,
,e7,o 900. III Harlap ~ oliIpgsworth Co., ofi {
his city, are he purchaseFs. - D.. >.f1lt
Car Shipment. 4Thursday, the Jackson &
sharp Company, of this city, shipped two very
handsome frst-class passenger cars for the Par
6. = Kearns City narrow guage railway, in
Western Pennsylvania.
Fire.-71e flowing mill of Clement L. Shaip,
pear MILFORD, was destroyed by lire last Monday
morning. The loss ], estimated at $4,000, and
5000 Of which Ia covefedby insurance In the
Kent County Mutual.
Joshua Maris has taken out letters Of admiui-
stration on the estate ofihe John Mcdaniel late
Of Mill Creek Hundred
The sale of the personal property OF Anthony
Reybold, Of Red Lion Hundred, advertised 10
lake place Oh the 9Th Inst, was indefinitely
postponed.
At colored ball In New York on Thursday
night the ticket tsker threw colored man
down Stairs, killing him instantly.
Ii. z. Bennett. Pens ion Agent at San Fran.
cisco, disappeared some months ago, and ii
was then stated that his accounts were correct.
Investigation has since shown that he Is de-
faulter for large amount, though the Ggure
10 not yet exactly known.
Two colored men were hanged Ia Sum or, 5. |
c., ON Friday, for murder, and white man |
was hanged In Abbeville, in the same Stale, |
for the same lime. IL Is stated that since her |
reconstruction murders have become COM
mon In South Carolina as larcenies were before, |
and several other inurderers are " be hanged |
in few weeks.
Thomas NJ. Ogle and Joseph Z. Miller have
dissolved partnership. MIR. Oels will have all
auctioneer's office at 5l2 King Street, while
Mr. Miller holds forth IN the Graves building,
Alb aud King.
James Nj. Bryan and Edwin +. Bradley have
dissolved partnership, and the first named gem
tleman Will continue the painting business a
Ga Market street.
". E. and G. W. Reybold of Delaware City,
have dissolved partnership, aid the flour and
feed business will hereafter be continued by
Mr., Reybold OIL his own account.
George Fincs has removed to the second
| story Of Bowman's grocery store, corner of
Second and King streets, and is now manutIc-
, turing brooms which lie Is disposiGg OF by
the dozen at the lowest market rates. Store
keepers aud oilers should give him Il call.
Fine Imperial tea, only 10 cents per pound,
| at the Tea Store, IL E. 4th street Established
| 1867.
! Query.-Why is it So many people buy their
teas at The Tea Store, IL e. 4th street? Be-
cause they can get better teas for less money.
The House was established 1857.
Henry Shippers of Cecil County, attemp-
ted to commit suicide, II few days ago, Ly
cutting his throat with razor.
DUPoNTs' MILLS, Wilmington, Delaware,
March 18th, 1874.
MIR. WM. Ii. CHADWICK, DEAR Sis IL
have been using your Condition Powders now
for over year and tind them indispe nsible
| E,r. tt.,al,' rt.t+r
JAMES HUNTER.
Chadwick's store Is No. 209 West Fourth St.
Wilmington, Delaware.
An Editor Leaps ont a Fourth Story WIN
dOe.-On Monday night while Benjamin Ii
ODER, member Of the editorial corps Of The
Lancaster Express, WAS lying sick in his room
In the fourth story OF the Express building, ht
was seized With fit of deltium and before
his attendant could stop him leaIed ont ih'
window. The dlsdi c. fAru vas 10 ieIt ant
the unfortunate man struck his head against q
fence fracturing his skull aud causing aUUs
instant death-dying before physician coul,
be summoned. Mr.. Ober was III his 4GlI year
aud had been connected with the Expires.
Office for over twenty years.
DIR. Jump IN SUSSEX. The Chronicle give
the following extract from private letter re
n ceved from Seaford, on FIJI lay, by promneu
gentleman of this city. 1t is but tine echo c
!, the general sentiment Of old Sussex
81 do no think there would be any injustice
l. done New Castle County were the nomma,Io
= given to DR.. Jump; but on the other hand,
u think there would be very great injustice don
!. him were his claims overlooked. There is II
ID doubt but lie would make the largest poll
any one that could be put In the field. lie W
L. no doubt get a large majority of the votes
It the Convention from this county.
as Fall Of a Scgfoid.-About IL o'clock, {
Thursday morning, lille some caipenle
il were at work on the building, n. w. corner
q. Second and Orange streets, portion Of Ii
4. scaffold fell, bearing with it one of the wor
men, named rhilemma Richie. Mr., Richie
ceived cut on his nose and Vas quite severe
y bruised, but he escaped severe injury.
az New Members.-Last Thursday event.
ar Thomas johnson, Republican,, was elected
OF member of City Council from the First Wa,
IN TO succeed WIN. l.. Gilbert Democrat, resign,
ed Mr.. johnson is member Of the Harlan & IL
nd lingsworth Company, and snnerlntcnds upn
tons in the boat yard.
ib- Joseph q. File was also elected from t!lr !
he ward, TO succeed Eli Mendenhall designed
yn Mr.. File, by trade, is a blacksmith. lie is
lee intelligent looking young man, aud Will ,lnlt
less good Councilman.
"GOVERNURSHlP."
Brandywine HID, March 9Th, 1874
MIR. EDIToR-Much Is being sail ia
newspapers about the nomination for t,uy
nor by the Republicans just now. and soimi
which is very judicious.
Now 1t may be natural for local prejudice,
exist, and all things besides being equal.
Is reasonable TO expect that the citizens of
be Castle county would prefer a candidate fir
ear home. am only plain farmer, and NAV
ldt, understand the political situation like LAM,
III Editors, and q. s. Marslais, but to INV NJ,
location is one of the smallest reasons 1
should enter inio the account in the splntl
eks of candidate, especially in our little ST.
o'ir which Is not as Dig us one large county in ct
eai states, either In population or territory Ay;
ore ability and fitness are the principal reanisit
iort II has been generally admitted since 1870 I
W. DR.. Jump OF Dover, would be the next no,
M nee Of our party, with general acguasre,
us as far as am aware. Why there should
~ ~ republicans who are trying to make that SCI
any ton undesirable and unpopular, and that
si,y by unfair means, am unable to unders, and
leh- believe the Republicans of this Humid
uh are in favor of Dr. Jumpfor our next NJ mi,
nau We regard him as an honorable gentleman !
popular, and can be elected over any demo,
nest in the State. BRANDywINt
nan "SET UP."-rhe Republican does moi +,
"' pose to stand neutral; it Is committed TO
choice Of onc person, and will not tolerate d
ave other. 1t Joins :he ranks Of those who are
: nj only trying To "forcstal' publ. opinion
- force it-not only to control but TO "spl +,
This Is grave error, and the consequence
such policy may be serious. There is a d
licer feeling amongst the people OF New Castle co
pro- " in regard 10 the approaching Republi
give nominations, and any sort Of force work Y
e at be sure to do mischief Commercial, Ma
New 26tl.
The foregoing contains Charge and u til,
which requires notice. "S.t ~" is TO in,
frud corruption, gross irrs ulariiy, or all
snug these. Win the ConHierr3u{ state how N
lday ,ars ar. b.ing ,et mn, hr ,,,,, s.a1 now
five LINN IN u,I. lin Tia aJ eus Vi ,'o'
r ne,' Iican party FIR Governor? What irandul,