Daily Republican., 1879-07-12
OUR NEW CASTLE LETTER.
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Special Correspondence Of The Republican.
New CcsrLE, July 18th, 10.
Isaac Sutton has introd uced the fines
hack that has ever been seen in Gu
town before.
VIM. Lea & Sons. flour mill will b
extended in few days. The ne,
building will be nearly as large as tn
old one, and will be fitted up with tn
most improved machinery.
Two ladies from Philadelphia got Of
the "Thomas Clyde" here yesterday
supposing they had arrived at Collin
Beach, after looking around for tn
Bath Houses and the beach they mad,
inquiries and found that they had only
made half Of their trip, they looket
around our city and departed for home
In the afternoon.
The two Indian Doctors from Viii
mington made q visit to our town yes
terday, but could not lecture on account
Of the heavy rain.
There are two or three places on tn,
Wilmington Read that are sadly il
need Of repair, little work on thes'
places may prevent some serious acci
dents. Another great nuisance on thu
road Is the gang of what are termed
"bruisers," who infest the road Just
outside Of Wilmington and insult ladies'
as they pass in carriages. The only
way that this place can be cleared o.
these rufians is to shoot them down
like dogs whenever they molest any
person in any way or form.
Knowing that the friends OF the Rev.
George R. Bristor will ke anxious to
here him preach, on Sunday, it is but
necessary to state that they had better
be on time, for it is expected that a
large crowd will be out TO hear him and
all the seats will be occupied. IF.
splendid Photograph FieiaPes.
A.P. Bsecher, No. 3l5 Market Street,
in locking around fer some suitable OBJ
jeot in which to display his skill in
Photographic art has chosen the build
ings Nos. 504 and sos on the east side
Of Market st., and No. 507 on the oppo-
site side Of the St. Tho first is owned
and occupied by the enterprising firm
Of Adams & Bro, who not to know dis
plays An inexcusable ignorance by any
body who has lived long in Whining
ton. The second Is owned by Mr.. Lea
and occupied, the basement by Joseph
Fullmer, Wilmington's famous restau
rsteur, the first story by Thomas M.
Ogle, the popular and pleasant auction
esr, and the second story by 4. J. Ser
geant artistic sign painter, and the
large sign in front Of his place of busi-
ness shows that he is completely mas
ter of the art. The third and last nam
ed building across the street is occupied
by W. B. Jeffsris an entsrprising dry
goods merchant. The pictures bring
out in bold relief the portly form and
good natural countenahce Of auctioneer
Ogls, Fullner with an eye to business,
and Sergeant with his brush and easel.
Sergeant Legg going along at the time
was captured and his contour transfer
red to the picture canvas. At Adams
& Bros. the proprietors and clerks
were all busy inside waiting on numer-
Gus customers, but the large stock of
dry goods, varieties and baby coaches,
showed off to an admirable advantage.
At Jefferis' a glimpse of the proI rietor
and some of his customers and clerks
is given and a crowd OF people are
urging their way up and down the
street. The pictures are in handsome
frames about IA by 20 inches, and fully
attest the great superiority Of Beecher
as an artist.