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'OB BALE.
,-'.TWO story brick hewn 41*
SAJ'jjet, • rooua, with on flrtt
* "£,u, new, Poplar atreat abore
6(1tto new, Walnut atreat ahora
• t iry
wr?
lelaware Avenue modern
MU
1111
nssnta
n street bet 6th and Mu
Kink
" msOWdnut street.
" f^w'rtTblrd street.
" . ll^ „ rl .f ■ near Pine, 2U by 100 ft,
11» !5 D mn5ull 1& U Ou,
".Market street,
Wilmington. Del.
i-im
, . wu STORY BRICK
» ^- (jmricl IL; (lx rooms; will bo
.IK. terms; also for sale sov
"'^'"UEL
^T.'l»ut*»<l A-Us. 1-26-tl
cl i -A PROPERTY B1TDA.
* b u-,n.ivwlno Hundred, oontaln
+$%£«%F WU* "<*
^R'!wfS' y LEOAHI>ENTIEH.
t.hWARu uockland, Del.
^TT^NEW HOUSES, SJME
SferRsrsy.'JSBS
^ r ^ I :rL , Lra t »H* ppl7
. ;ot FOT"& it- 3.0 and 612 E. »>G t
r«AiE-A two htoky BRICK
Lk Nu. sm l'j"« s , lr .^' ; i
IB idoo rMonah s sSj-atf
_
BfliT.-A.'i'RHi ^BO PEltTY^AT
SKImimS ground t'mey be rent
(jArunt. HEALDROO.
1 .U-.
OtIM
FOR KENT.
trrTTu- A VERY LOW l'KIUE
K ojiMiiuii be inado at once, tho two
Kon VeuBuren «t. above 6th ; hav
EtSneS. larae iront and «ide yarde; 11
Ho Md C..IJ water ; 1,eater In collar;
I ABPlvto HARLINUAUSK
*■ Ap Front and TatnaU.
r^NT-N„w Houses on Thirteenth
ml between West and Washington
Apply to JOHN green,
S a French or at 10)5^1^
t,
KENT-TWEM'Y TWO DWELI
ntr« s-to.-es uud business sUnds In at
lae city. HE A LD 4 * JO.
; :th and Macaot streets.
JFNT.-HOUSE 1219 I'ATNALL
m ba n ttitti inodera*« conv^nlccce*.
MBS. EDHUND JONES,
l»w Waslilngton street.
IBENT.-HASKMENT OF STORE
L ja Market tarect; suitable for
Ibarbershop, lntjulreof
Idto. VI. BUSH, French st. wharf.
RENT.—A HOUSE, STABLE ANE
oucreu ol Dusturs land, at Tenth and
)etb, Inquire ol
EiaLIS p. HICKS.
RKNT.-A stuall truck farm with
Green Bank Stn
id building!,
ite Wilmington fit Western, R. P
HrLO.M. BdAMBLE, nsar l)eU
Mtion. 12-24tf
br.-ATHKEBSTORY BRICK
Uwitii nina ruuin" and large ttoie
[tamerol Thlret and >'re .ch atreetf.
iiottiNaa. 202 and 2A Hast t hird
1-24-sawtl
pT.-THE LARGE ANBCOM
Uivui oalces which vre now oocupy.
J.H. FRAZER, fit CO.,
L 3d au d Shipley ste.
KST.-HOUSE NO. 61i W. Ninth
[Ki.C'auiuing right rooms with bet
In cr bath. Applv to
P. CHANDLER,
1 9/jW ash 1 Qfgton at., or 15 E. M st.
KVA FIKST-OL >SS 10 FOOT
lljvllt Apply W. H. OORN
ST-ROOMS. Iaqutro s. K. oor
3-24 It*
«d Walnut.
(WIT-THREE STORY MUCK
510 weet Tillrd street, contains nine
bijto THOMAS JOHNSON,
No. 512 west Third street.
MUEIIX KENT.
Non KENT.-A valuable
J property, in the Tillage of r«.w
farter Co. Pa., 16 rooms basldo a
ihlfl property \» well worthy
pon of persona wishing te no iato
Heelleiit business stand.
, H. S11 AKI'LESS,
P 736 E. 6lh it., city.
JJii Mam.—THE THREE
wick dwelling 88i Washington
OM bath ; all modern improve
Wtliroughout; all romi hoated;
K, BAI 'D, Rooms 11 and 18 Lx*
pitix, 7th and Market. l-l#-tf
WASTED.
a-BOAKI) in THE COUN
"o utults and S children, «ld.»t
SW/'ilJ'. wltllln y. Hl| o of
J' w. & is. R, it f ■ private faml
' rwros wanted ; state terms.
»).L. j.," ijoclr-hox No. 6.
Wilmington, Dol.
SrJlVB GOOD PANT MAK
m threw journey
Prices advanced
, Ahl*ly in person to
... , '«Uilnx House N. W. i*-tr.
'dJNj, vv. DlEFEND *RF,
Manager.
HUNDKEf) IlOt'SES
iby iho demand mad* upon us
, reliable tenautt eaetoi
J H. FRAZER & OO ,
3rd and Shipley.
Ji7w2? lAiC W1TH A CHILD
a situation to do light
or «« housekeeper in
liil'.cas oMoe. 324*4t
iaiiors to
coats
norkme
Rod
St
%'y uki'i
. , GENERAL
Apply !2j V, oehlngtou
8-24>8l
«1 n W *T1() V
1 ^copjipt.
IWQ i Ueiter Oo.. Pa
AS AM A
Adlrres It.
s-at-at*
»%«lnIm KK WITU SOME
«»" m" l ? ro#er)r storo i Address
_ 3 22-3t*
. HRALDACO.
-- an 'l Market etreet*.
iuJV ,OV TO LEARN
Rtlice^ buBino88 - Apply at the
3-a-3tt
fife f () " WHIOH
*l>.VIt»j aUi
tro 1 ? 30 PAR L0H
"l"ey etroot. a-l-imd*
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b' i 'w°i*» K »"*S
^ ■ p ronf?h 8t. 3-23-at*
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w
an
stkr
^itaiks.
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'it. ». breiSwio,, hfo. »a
IP,
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folKY,
t ^SSS ki «*« AND
L. 8TREH7T.
1-28-Sm
"tsnnise.
X,
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jiM
SEVENTUST,
CM BOM PCfSUC.
Mr graadfather odm award a mala that
taut,
And would stand on hind loci and hrar;
There hart tooan othor mnlea that would
Joat tho aamo,
But not In hit elegant war
He'd do aa eommanaed, and no'er would eoa
Plata
When grandfather on him did ride;
But he stepped short, nerer to go again.
When the old man died.
And Tor yests without faltering,
Kick, alek, kick, kick I
He'd e'en reelat haltering,
Klok, kick, kick, klokT
For ha atopped ahort, nerer to go aga'n,
When the old man died.
41*
flrtt
abore
ahora
Mu
ft,
But at last they determined to start the old
mule,
Ana adopted a singular pi n;
One merolng 1* spring, when the weather
was ocol,
Backed him up to a dynamite ean,
The mule kloae<l the can and 1 needn't ex
plain
That away through the air he did glide;
But he stopped short, never te go agate,
Bo the e.u inure died.
bo
sov
ppl7
t
Many yean without fklteilng,
Kick, klok, klok, kick !
He'd e'en res et haltering,
Kick, klok, kick, klek T
For he stopped short, never to go again,
When ibe old man died.
—Boston "Post."
Water Street Again.
For the Kepuhlloan.
Mbbs us. Kditobs Iu your paper of
the 13th you speak of the opposi
tion (to tha proposed additional track
i on Water street) by the property own
ere on the north side of said itreet. So
far I have no remarks to make. But
whan yon state that the property own
ers on the south side of said street, as
being the only ones benefited by wid
ening the street, you make a great
mistake, as there was no property
beneK'.ted north or south by the widen
ing, much les.i the south side. It is
true the city paid (or land taken for
that purpose, had the north side fur
nished laud they would hare beeD paid
for it likewise.
The traok on the loath is equally
oloae to the ourb and building line; bo
far the north and south side are on
eqnal footing; neither side Bold their
right to a front, (with a free and nn
Obstructed use of Water street) tbat
right they are most oertainly deprived
of, and witbeut any compensation, pie
liming that all have equal rights on
the public highway iu front of their
pioperty. But the damage to property
owners an the sonth side gees a step
farther, and especially between Shipley
and Orange street, there the city
by erdinace has granted the bed
of Water street to he a R. R. site for
a trelgbt depot, within a few feet
of the building hue, where oars and
teams oocupy the street constantly,
loading and disohaiging freight, thus
catting off all comumnioatiou with prop
erty sonth of It. This state of affairs is
continued, against all remonstrance, in
oonsequenoe of which owners of prop
erty derive no income from it. Thns
private interests are eet at naught by
the city authorities, which must end
ultimately iu a round bill of damages
against the ofty- As an additional
grievance on the Suutb side, there is a
constant of shifting cars frequently oc
cupying the foutway or crossing,
amounting to hours in the course of
the day, so that persons cannot cross
the street to business places on the
south side and return, the unscrupu
lous char act -r of this company renders
individual rights and private property
alike unsafe, from their encroachments,
which fact iawell known and condemned
by public opinion.
The Railroad oompanies undoubtedly
have the exclusive use of Water street,
aud the question must sooner or later
be settled, whether property owners on
said street can tie deprived of their
valuable front on Water etreet witbent
U. A.
two
hav
11
at
for
a
"
ed
tl
compensation.
Parnell and Ihe lleeae Rnlere.
Loxxox, March 23.—The London
"Times" this morning Bays:
Parnell's determination that the ad
vanced Home Rulers shall put forward
new candidates in a number of constit
uencies to oppose the moderate Home
Rulers or Liberals who decline the
Home Rule pledges has thrown Irish
politics into a state of confusion whioh
may benefit the Conservatives. This
is in striking contrast with the disci
pline and method of tbe contest in
Scotland, where the Liberals, avoiding
the jealousies and schemes which lost
them many seats in 1874, are attacking
their opponents boldly and at every
point. The organization of the Conser
vatives is even more complete than
that of the Liberals, bat their spirits
evidently are not by any means so
high."
Mr.
Imyrna'i Nunda) fichoal.
At the oleotion of Eanday-^chool offi
cers last week at the &1. E. Church for
the enaufog year, the following were
elected : Presideat—J. H. UolTecker;
Supl.—W: U. 13aggs ; Lady Asst.—Mra.
M. S. Bowley ; Lady Supt. of Infant
Dept.—Mra. Lydia McDowell : Secre
tary—W. O. Hoffecker ; Treasurer—O.
B. Voshell ; Beet, and Treas. of Mis
nionary—Thesaas Wilson ; Choriater—
J. H. Groves ; Aset. Chor.—W. O. Hof
feoker ; Organist—Mrs. J. H. Groves ;
Asst. Organist—Mrs. J. Smithera ; Oi
ganist for Infant Dept.—Miss Kate
Doaglaai.
An Iner.a.od Bnalueee.
The Wilmington City Railway is do
ing a greatly increased business this
year. Mr. Samuel Chambers, Secretary
and Treasurer of the company remarked
yesterday afternoon that the receipts
sixes last November showed an Increase
of at least $50 per week.
Seolt Quarterly Conference.
The flrBt quarterly Conference of
Scott M. K. church will he held in the
chnroh on Monday night next.
The eyes ol the strong minded maid
en are fixed upon Wisconsin—"N. Y.
Com. Adv." And those of tho merry
maideD on the Tar State.
A man was arrested in New York the
other dsy and fined twenty-five dollars
for stealing an umbrella. The rnilleu
inm, evideutly, is rapidly approaohing.
We never heard of such a marvelous ar
rest ander a Democratic administration.
A New Turk oostniner says he often
loans one dress coat out six days a
week. It is something like Joseph's
garment of old—"a eoat of many call
ers."
With what sort of pin is the lands'
oape fastened?—" Home Sentinel.'
terra-pin. If this is not the right an
swer we give it up.
There Is a young lady in Keokuk,
Iowa, who la six font four Inches tail,
and she Is engaged to be married. Tbe
man who won her did it in theae words:
Thy beauty let my soul aglow:
f < wed thee riaht or wrontr.
Man wants but tittle here below,
Rut wants that tint* tong .
A
he
I
T
HoaoreM Mltsllees
(trThON WheUugk.
Tinu Worn* i» Coun .—There was
A jnry trial In Justice alloy tho other
day in whioh nearly a down people
living lntho wee tern suburbs were mix
ed up m plaintiffs, defendants and wit
nesses. It appeared that Mrs. Blank
borrowed a Tragk-tnb of Mrs. Brown,
and while In poesesslon ef the borrower
e oow knocked the bottom ent. After
a neighborhood quarrel suit was
brought to recover the amount. Mrs.
Blank theieupon put in as an offset
that she bad nursed the plaintiff for
three days, and received no pay.
"Nursed me !'' echoed the defendant,
"why ehe did nothing while there but
eat oustard pie and tattle aheut the
neighbor!."
"Custard pie I and who lent you the
sugar aud eggs and lard to make it!"
shrieked the other.
Hie Honor put his foot down and
patched up a temporary truce and the
plaintiff took the stand to testify about
lending the tub and what it waa worth.
She established the value at 75 cents
and here the defendant boiled over and
exclaimed:
"Soventy-lve cents ! Why both ears
and the top hoop were off! It was
the only tub sbo had bad sinoe bsr
marriage, and tbat was ten years ago."
"And i'fa bad to lend it to yon
every Tuesday all tbat time I" retorted
ibe plaintiff.
His Honor seoured silence in the
court and the defendant took the stand
and said that her services as nurse
worn worth at least $2.
"What ailed the plaintiff f" asked
the lawyer.
"Well, I don't know as I ought to
say that her husband struck her with
"Don't jou dare say that!" inter
rupted the plaintiff, "you know that 1
fell down tbe cellar staira ! If t»y hut
band hit ms on tbs head with a meat
platter, as yours did, I!"
"I object!" exclaimed both lawyers
in chorus.
"Bo do ws!" added both females in a
breath.
His Honor psnnded the desk until
everything rattled, and then a witness
was put on the stand to testify that
she saw the tub when it was lent, and
again when it had been damaged.
She bad eoaroely got started when the
defendant, who e witness she was, oall
ed out:
"Yon are not swearing at yon agreed
to!"
"Ah, ha! I make a note to that!"
•huekled one ef the lawyers.
' Your Honor, I object," added the
other.
"And I wouldn't believe tbe wit
nefl» under oath l" pat in the defend
ant.
"Who wants ysu to f" squsakod tho
witness. "If IoonWu't oonro into oourt
with anTthiog better than a calico
dress and a 10 cent laos oollar I wouldn't
hold my nose ao high !"
"This ie too much—ten times too
much, and I want this court-room
cleared right out!" said his honor and,
and turued tbe crowd into the alley.—
"Detroit Free Press."
The lime xice club.—" Will Whale
bone Howkcr please step dts wayf" in
quired Brother Hardier iu bis blandest
voice as the meeting was declared open
ed.
Hr. Howker had taken a seat on one
of the back benches as if to escape ob
servation. He moved forward at a slow
pace, and finally halted in front of the
President's desk.
" Brndder Howker," continued the
President, "Yon am past de noonday
of life, an' it grieves me tc hev to call
you up heah an' tell yea dat yer nay
burs find fault wid de oarryine on arouu'
yer atbin. Dsy cemplaiu dat you fight
wid your wife, keep late hours, drink
loo much whisky, an' dat you nebber
hev a good word (nr any man. What
hev you to sayf"
Tho old man hung his head and was
silent.
"You war' a stave, an' dat am some
exouso, but befo' mo' gray ha'rs come
to your head you her much to l'arn. It
ye didn't mar'y fur luv ye hev no biz
ness tibia wid a wifi, if jo did, den
why do ye quarrel wid her. If ye can't
agree—if you can't lie a ; l toeaoh Oder—
libiu togeder keeps yer temper up,
de two' fine ye kin do am to walk right
outer dui cabin. De l.awd nebber, tend
ed dat man an' wife should call names
an' pull ha'r an' indulge in midnight
battles wid feet, fists an' broomsticks."
The old man raised his head to speak,
but the words would rot come.
"An' po you drink whiskey ? Ole
man, yo ar' layin' np a heap of Borrow
fur yer last y'arB ! Better put powder
under yer tabin dan whieky down yer
froat. It am a hole in yer pocket Bum
mer on' winter; it Bin an evil voice
constantly urgin' ye to misdeeds; it
gannt wolf drinkin' yer Wood ; it am
voiee of misery aud poverty—de
oious on a coffin furnished by de Poo'
master 1 Let It alone! An' so ye slan
der tolksf Whitky and slander go to
gether. Hev ye lived fifty long y'ars
widoul kt owin' dat do sunshine of life
in sptakin'goed words to any of
yer fellow men. All men hev deir
faults an' weaknesses, but slander
won't work a change. If we expect
men to condone oar faults we must ex
ouse deirs. (Jo home au' speak well of
nayburs and dey will speak well of
you. Speak kindly to d«m, an' kind
words will come back. Dar' am fifty
million souls in dis kentry, Brndder
Mowker, but ylt de pnssou who am de
termined to lie an enemy to the rest will
come to feci dat he am all alone in
heah. Make a ohange, Brudder How
ker—make it to-night. Dis club haz
helpin' hands fur any man who
wants to be a man."—"Detroit Free
Press."
A young gentleman somewhat nu
merous in cooial circles took his siBter,
wee miss, to see a family the other
in which he is a regular caller. The
little girl made herself quite at home
exhibited great fondness for one of
youug ladies, hugging her heartily
How very affectionate she is," said
lady of the house. "Yes, just like
brother," responded the jouug
lady, unthinkingly. Paterfamilias look
np sternly over liis spcotaoles, the
young gentleman blushed, aud there
oousteruation in the family oirole.
lk
off
the
of
by
six
New
or
the
Belore Fanny Fern married James
Partnn he wrote in a description of
Broadway; "Here oomss James Partoo,
doesn't believe in tbe devil."
(iteorge D. Prentice, of the Louisville
, ar-*
the
"Journal," oopied it subsequently
added; "Ab! Fanny, that was '
was married.''
■RAIN AND NERVE FOOD
The lose of memory, the nervous and
hausted feeling, the dllaetlefaction with
result of one'a labors, the dull, unrcfrctM
weep, the wantot appetite end neuralgia,ly
amply the brain and nerves calling forthel
. food. VUeliaefrtoepliafeereHtcn
'-'"•'"Win »H weaknesses of mind or
lleve debility and nervousness, and proven
Phystfons have prescribe
F. CROflBl', 8M Sixth Ave., N.
For sale by*. JAKES BEIT,
Cor, fth am Market Sts., Wilmington,
■
S OTILE.-THh BIEAMEKS of
Jblaotrie Line will reaurne their trips,
I fur Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday
the 13th iaatsint, at 2 o'oloek P. M. Heiurn
lng will gall from New York on Wednesday,
the 17th instant, and thereafter will sail
ularly every TUESDAY, TU UBS DAY
SATURDAY, from King etreet Wharf,
m log ton, at 2 o'clock p. M.; from We loner'?
Wharf, Chester, Pa. at 4 o'clock, P.
And from Pier 16, Fast River. Now York,
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
DAY. at 4 e'eleek P. M. Freight will fyre
ceivodat Wilmington and Chester o .
after Thursday. 11th Instant. Fof rates
A hi ai.;A bbot, 4gent, 63 Sou th street,
York; Wiluam Weater, Weidner's
Wharf, Chester, Pa.; Edward Anokuwa,
Klnif street Wharf.WUmlnirUm
Hi
to
OTICE.—IN COMPLIANCE WITH
. the Statute in this bohalf the suimcri
bers hereby give notice that they will
application on the third day or April. A.
b'Khteen Hundred and Eighty,to the Honora
ble Leonord E. Wales, Judge of the Super
Oou»t of the State ef Delaware, for a Charter
Incorporating a company
fiepouno Chemical Company." Ihe object
of the said company being tue making,
ing,selling,compounding and refining chemi
cal Explosives, Cartridges.Fares and PrluerB
A draft of the Charter of the gnld Company
will bo on that day presented to tho
Judge for hie examination and o'der thereon.
HENRY DuPONT,
LAMMOT DvPoNT,
EUGENE DuPONT.
N
to be called "The
March 2. '8M44
D
SSOLUT1DN OF FARTNKHSH1P.
Notio# ts hereby given that tbe pert
nerehtp lately •uhelttlng between 1 homoe
Uobluon and Dewees W.
llreek Hundred, Hew Ooatle eounty. Dela
ware, under the firm eaiee el Robinxon
the 27th dav
February, 18M, by metual ecneent. All debt*
owing to mid partnerehlp
by i.ld Thomae M. Hobinmn, and all
maidi ts bn preoented t* blee for payment.
THO84 AH »I. ROBINSON.
DKWKBJ W. CHANDLER.
Thontae II Kebineon will eontleue the bail
at the old eteid at HeeSeetln. Del., and
mlleiie a eoatlnuatisa of natrenage of
Irlcnde er the Sna.
S 1-dAWtl
Obaodler. of Mill
Chandler, was unsolved
t* be neelved
T. M. ROBINSON.
XrOTlOE.-AUffSUBSORIPnON'i FOR
i3i papers sent out of the city roust be paid
for in advance. Also all persons who are
debted to this office for either advertising
job printing would ebl'ge us by calling and
settling up, so that we nan get our books
closed up. A word to the wise, Ac.
1ST 3
OTIC?E.—* BEG LEAVE TO INFORM
m i frlenda and customers that 1 have
removed my drees an 1 cloak mnklog cstab
lishniont from Ne. S«0 west Flftn street,
517 west Sixth street, where I should be
pi cawed U have them call.
3 8-w a im 11 iw. A. M. APPLEBY.
N
l>'SOLUTION OF PARTNKRSHl P.—
1'ho partnership between the under
signed trading under rhe firm name of Chan
dier A Helder, is this day dissolved by inutu
ai consent.
All blits will be settled by the n-'w firm
Scott A Helslcr 3 19 6'_*
ALEXANDERCHANDLER,
WILLIAMS. HEISLKR.
D
OTICE-THE DIAMOND STATU
Loan Af'oolatlon In n <w istiulng now
stock, applications reoelved anv time by
GKO.O. MARIS, Secretary.
offl*es Ne. 601 Shipley street, (2nd floor) optn
day and evening. 3-11 im
N
OTICE—FIVE BUNIIHED SHAKES
lotn series Mechanics I.
N
Stock for
pal® First payment on the second Tuesday
In May. Apply to
W. J. MORR' W Hec'y.
3-29-tom 30
417 French etreet.
POLITICAL 4 ARILS.
O THE VOTERS np NEW CASTLE
COUNTY!
FOR SHERIFF—PHILIP R CLARK,
■■w easTLi nviroRKD.
Subject o the decision ol the Republican
party ol New Oaatle county, 1S80.
T
l lo tt
T O THE VOTERS OF NEW CASTLE
COUNTY.
FOE SHERIFF—FRANOtS H. IaAW.
OV CBUCTLAH K ■UNBUF.t*.
Subject to the deci«ion ol the Republican
party of Now Castle oouaty, 1889. 3-11 lmd*
piOK SHERIFF.
To m lUruiiLioAK Votwm ov Nkw Ca«
tlb Codhtt—Gbntlumcn : 1 again oiler
myself a! a candidate Kir Sheriff ol New Can
tie county, subject to the decision ef trie Ko
publican larty. I promise my support to the
eucoeseiul nominee. Thankful fur pant favor
1 Remain Kespectmllv yours.
JAMES MARTIN
2 9 d-wtf
O THE VOTERS OF NEW GA5TLE
COUNTY!
T
Ok NTT. KM IKI atraln offer mvgolf as n
eandldate for the office of Sheriff, subject
to the decision of the Republican nomination,
and solicit the support of my friends
WILLIAM H. PIERCE,
Wilmington Hund. • c«
2-iT-tf
jjJOUS 1ERIFF
Tho undomfgned offers httnse'f «s aoaodl
datoc for the Republican domination lor
.Sheriff of New Castle County, and whil# so
licitlug the votes of his fellow eitlr.enR lor t.;e
office, pledges himself to sufowrt rho nominee
whoever he may be. S. It. OIIU^TE.
dfitw-tf white Cl »v Crook Pundr. d.
piOR SHERIFF.
The undersigned offers himself as a cam 1
dnto for the Republican nomination lot
Sheriff of New Castle ooonty. and while fo
iting the votos of his fellow eititrens for d e
off eo pledges blmsoll to cordially support tl e
nominee whoever he may be.
M. H. PAXSON,
2-11-1 wd-Smw Pencader Hundmd.
R UOKUNKR OK HEW UAbTlK
CXIUNTY.
CHARLES E. SPARKS,
OV WILMUfOTON HUNORKP.
Subject to the decision ef the Republican
party.
2-24-2wd-W
R CORONER.
F°
The andenlgntd offers h'.msolf os a c&ndl
dato for the Republican nomination lor Coro
ner, of New Castle county. At tbe mime time
that he will be thankful to every man for his
vote, he pledges himself to support tbe ?u
oeselul nominee. 217-dw WM. HICKEY.
BEOHTKB'H ORDERS.
BOLSTER'S ORDElt.
R KBOl8TBn'8 OmCB, )
IN gw CABTLB COUMTT, MARCH. 1.188J. {
Upon the application of William A. Simp
son, Administrator of Hamah Simpson,
lateol Wilmington Hundred In said county,
decerned, it Is ordered and directed by
the Register that the Administrator afore
said, give netloe of the granting of Letters
Administration upon the estate of the de
ceased, with the date of granting thoreof,
causing advertisements to he posted within
forty days from the date of such Lettera, In
ol tno moRt public places of tho oonnty of
New Castle, requiring all person having de
mands against the estate, to present the same
abide t
made an
>y an aet of Aroomlily In r-uch oas.
d provided. And also onus, the
same to be inserted within tho name period in
Dulawaju Repcblicak, a nexvspai^
pnbliBhed In Wilmington, and to be
tinned therein three weeks, (e^e-d)
Given under the hi*'
Office ef the Ue»''
New Castle. l r
aforosald, tho day -
us.
Non ov
c*
roaus mlu.
JJUULUJ6ALE.
Will ba fold at Public Bale on the premi
ses, known aa Ibe Sure Line Perm, on
i" FRIDAY, APB1L 2, 1680,
At 1 o'clock, P. ]U.,
A good farm ol 78 acres, more er fTM
lees, good land. Hie Improrcroems fo-gf
eouelat ol a large atone mansion three rtorTTa
high, containing 22 rooms, double i»rch
front; largo frame barn with overshoot and
shedding, a good wagon house and corn cribs,
lee .boose, filed; a large lawn surrounded
with Irult trees, there are about 2C0 apple
trees, about 40 pear trees and 26 cherry trees
and an orchard of peach trees,plenty ol small
limit,inch aa blackberries and raspberries ami
plenty ol grapes. Tbla wenld make a splen
did summer boarding house or hotel, ana well
calculated for a drove yard, aosd running wa
ter In every Held on the place. The subscri
ber will also sell his personal property, as fol
lows;
lour head of good work or driving horses,
one mare with foal by do denough, 1 colt
coming two years, very promising ; thre-brad
ol good milch cows two belters coming two
yrors eld, good stook; two sows,one with pigs:
PaUHino Ihi'I.imkutc.. One combined
Ohamplon mower and reaping machine, one
Syracuse plow, and two other plows, 1 Btscl
toetb horse rako, 3 cultivators, 1 harrow,
two horse farm wagon with rigging, 1 horse
cart, 1 milk wagon, 1 dermantown carriage,
York wagon, 1 corn sheller. 1 feed cutter,2 iog
chains, 1 cross cut saw, 2 large teed ctiortr,
■tring bog, 1 carriage pole. I post spade, lot
ef shovels, picks, hoes, Ac , 26 pairs of chick
ens, ducks and tu keys, 1 grain cradle,
sleigh and hells, 2 riding saddles and bridles,
1 side saddle, 1 set ol stage harness, curt har
ness, 2 seta ol carriage barr.-s and a lor
old harness, hay knlis. maul and wedges,
broid axe and other axes, a lot of hay and
straw and many other articles too numerous
mention. Wheat In tho
Tanga —All sums ol
ex
th
Y
or
So and under cash,
and all over that amount a credit of 6 months
will ba given by the puroh i»or giving a i ank
able note with approved Inilorter.
James McKay,
L. W. Stidham A Son, Aren, a-swuigtw
^UDlTOR'sS SALE.
Wy virtue of a warrant of the Mayor of the
City of Wilmington, to me directed, will*
oxpsECd to I'ubllc Salb, at 8 o'clock, p. m., on
FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1880,
At the Auditor's office, Ne. 8 y„ East Sixth
street. (*/<i ftory.) In the City of Wilmington,
New Castle Oonuty, State of Delaware, all
that lor, piece or parcel ol land situated
follows:
tJouimenclngat a point on *he southerly
side of'lhlrd street, distant (0 feet, 4 Inches
from easterly side ol Jefferson street, thence
easterly by 3rd Ptr et 16 ft. to a point, thence
southerly parallel with Jcffe
to a point, thence northerly 16 ft. to place
brglnuing, centalning 266 square loot, more
or l»*a.
Soized and taVen in execution as the prop
erty ef Elizabeth H. Bates, and to t>« sold by
G. B. UNDERWOOD,
City Auditor.
N. B. —The above narred property is to be
sold to satisfy a lien theieon lor paving.
Tho*. M. Ogle, Auct r.
A
street 16 It
o-l6 J0t
pUBLiC SALE
WESTERN VIRGINIA HORSES.
Tbe subscriber having just arrived from West
ern Vir
«ab!os
- tx., city.
OF
wima wn. bell at PunKc Sale, at tbe
of Wm. C. Martin, cor.3d and Orange
S A TU ft DAY, M A RC H 27,
At 10% o'clock, sharp,
Ten head of fli-ht cia^H Western Vlr
hi.raec. Amongbt them are aoino
well bred animals, good style and
tor either working or <1 riving purposes.
Tkiimb.—C redit o: 90 «*ajo will begftenby
purciHior giving a bankable note with i-n
approved endorser, or 3 per cent, off for cash.
P. I . TAGGART,
L. W. Slidhim A Son. Auc. 3-22.21*
k
liable
pr
HLIO SALE
OV
LANCASTER COUNTY OOWS, CALVES
AND SPRINGERS.
The subscriber w II se 1 at. Pub ic Sa'e, at
theOhadda' i'ori.Iiote, Delawaie Cointy.
Pa., en
MONDAY, MARCH 29, 1880.
Forty Ixftncacter County Cowa and fPifl
n« fat stock. A credit of 90 days Ifrw
will lw given. No poitponemvnt on mcuouo'
of weather. Sale to commeuoo at 1.30 o'clock
N. B.—A lot of York State Ewcr and Bulb
will be offered at Private Sale on March 31.
AMOS W. HOUSE.
L W. Stidham & Son. Auctioneers.
o
3-16-tfdA.w
UBLiU SALE OF COWS.
P
The subscriber wl'l sell at Public Sile. at
hi« resldenoc, near Booth's Corner, l e.aware
Co., Pa.,
MONDAY, APRIL 5,1880,
At 1 o'clock, P. M.,
Thirty iresh cowa and sprlngorp. pz
guaranteed ae represented, and will _
be delivered to buyer! as laras WlJmlngiun.
3-25-d-w2t WM. S. GOODLEY.
pUULIC SALE.
Will be fold at Public Sale, at the hotel In
Stanton.Delaware, ke,jt by Jas. O. Piorcon,on
thtthsiia v iPUTT b iwai
IliUiGDAY, Al RIL 8,1883,
At 1 o'clock, P. M.,
Twenty-five head of well pelecte.l dairy
oowf, uuist of them with ealvea by liioir aide,
olhe « apringlna ; 1 sood York stato
bull, 1 pair nice driving mare?, well f
mated, quiet and gontie lu all harness
A credit of 90 days w*ll be given on all puma
over f10. E.L. Bal tY.
L. W. Stidham fit Son, Auc. 3 24-3td-w
MT1KRMM.
T UMBER ! LUM VER !!
DELAWARE WHITE I'AK,
liKuaWAHh WHITE OAK,
BOAR' S AM) PLANK FOR WHEEL
WRIGHTS,
TANK MAKElts, MACHINISTS
—AND—
:SE OF MANUFACTURERS GENER
ALLY.
Well BO.isoned and undor cover. (!*t a»
dressed anv fizeo to ord r.
A. M. QVINBY & OD. t
CORNERS FRONT AND MADISON
Wilmington, Delaware.
MERCHANT TAILORVlff
M. H. CIU1NN,
w
MERCHANT TAILOR,
122 MAJ .
122 MARKET ST.,
'I the a'eft. style* of Spring r
CftSPltte** and
and mfidi In go«<l stylo.
A
Ittngi Wei t
CLOTHES MADE TO
As Cheap as any Establlshm
ton op Philadolr
K.KRAUTTErt,
Manufacturer of
FAMILY AND FA n '
CAM)
HIGHEST
FOR I.ARD, TALI
FACTORY
<508 W. FRONT ST
TOE
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Mar
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In
and
ami
well
wa
fol
1
1
iog
1
lot
1
of
to
0'JAL, OOAL. COAL.
LEHIOH AND K0HIN0OR OOAL I
BEST FAMILY OOAL,
CABEFULLYPNKFAKED,
Especially for enr retail tutor.
PROMPTLY DELIVERED IN CELLARS
AT LOWEST MARKET PRICE.
CHARLES WARNER fc OO.,
MARKET STREET WHARF.
JgINTEKPKIBE COAL I
No famUyjhould tie with. u f It..
IT IS SUPEBIOK TO ALL OTKE M.
Don't fall to give It a trial
a/40 Jfce to the ton.
FtfANK D. CLAYTON,
ORANGE AND WATER STREEPS.
12-8-t*
Wilmington. Dei.
T
ELFPHONE
FliOll AHV PART OP THE ClTT TO
I G. D. SLAYMAKER'S OFFICE, |
OOHNCK ov
49-WATER AND KIVU STKEEIH-R#
—TOR YOVIt—
0
LIME, SAND AND t OAl.i
•<
As I mannfacture my own lime at my
w-trs in Lancaster Crunty, Pa. I will lor
nidi lime at tbe ve-y LOWEST PRlCk
either wholesale or retail.
the
bo
on
all
aa
ot
by
be
We
and
hi
ine
as
wll*
3-6-3md
JJAKGEST LOAD OF
KINDI.lNO WOOD FOR fl.in.
J11ADL1N f WOOD FOR *1.60,
—XT—
1i)H 4 r CNDER'S,
Alttl i BONDER'S,
JOHN PONDER'S,
JOHN PONDLH'B,
It
NO. 106 MARYLAND AYENTJK.
NO. 116 MARYLAND AVENUE.
AL^O COAL OF ALL FIZES.
ALSO COAL OF ALL SIZES.
3-mm |
Wilmington, Del.
EC. W. BUSH A SON,
FR3NCH STREbT: WHAR8,
C.» i rpeolal £ Mention to their hard, pare,
SK EN AND J AH COAL"
SHENANDOAH COAL"
Fropared Lr Family urn. Aleo to the'r
BUOOKSIDELYKENS VALLEY,
S aocriorto all other oca'.s lor Bakers and
lor op>a grates.
C c
COAL AND LIME, OOAL AND LIME
JAL AND LIME.
YARD FOOT OF WEST STREET,
YARD FGjT OF WEST STREET,
JOHN W. GRIFFITH,
1-7-tf
Wilmington, Djl.*
GROCER 1*8.
^TBOHO AND MILD
ROASTED OOFFEK,
26 CENTS PER POUND.
BLACK, ORE N. JAPAN AND MIXED
TEAS AT
60 CENTS PER POUND.
Th eae good! are unexcelled In purity,strength ^
and flavor, by any In tho city at th«
price. Try them and be
convinced of the fact.
GREAT WESTERN TEA COMPANY C
W. R. BOWMAN Manager,
j 15 E. SECOND ST., 16 E SECOND ST
Wilmington, Delaware.
N
B
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to
D
S
i .. _ . ...
I Car-a88ort!ncnt of tbe liner grades oUTe*
l Bn( t Ccfloe, and perfectly pure pepper, and
I apices generally. Is ono ol the beot. Prl
^ SUGAR AT COST TO CUR
|Tl>MEK».
c
„
NEW GROCERY STORE.
A
George E. Whveler, 104 E. Second st. hip
lately flniphed and complately remodeled
the oid stand, having torn cut all the old fix
I turps. The new ones mnk-s the store second to
none Being deeply grateful for patronage
and by caro ul attention to business h* hopes
to merit a contlnranco ol tho same. Helms
filled la a new stock of choice groceries, and
■leaver to make the prices forgoed
goods as low ns the lowest. He exter.ds a
cotdlal invlfiit.lon to all to come and see the
now eto^o. Very Respectfully.
GEO. E. WHEELER,
* 104 E. 2nd sr„ city.
C
siiull
3-7 8-tr
JTj
n RANGER'S STORE, 103 EAST SIXTH
*"»nt T. M. W'ler. Eflfter offering.
'**t comb honey, 12 cts. per ft ;
Vn s. 12c. ft. ; German pret
" —x'kerp, 19c. ft. :
'lb : be pure
*T, for
NO.
t
#*Touonft.
i
id
QROSBY A lllll.
220 aud 222 Market Street,
Are now showing a large assortment of
IFKISG DRF.IW <;4><>»N AT I'OPB
LAIt PKIl'lA.
v --.y
BLACK C^rtMLKEii.
We hold a very large stock of these goods,
and are at present otleiing McudU value, fa
hi Ics of superior merit and at very lotv prtoes.
Cash customers for these goods Bnould exam
ine our stock b Jure purchasing.
.BLACK M1I18.
We are offering at 68, 87% and fl, (as well
as the better grades), beautiful goods, whioh
wll* bj pronounced decidedly cheap, by every
person, at all iamlllar with these goods.
BARGAINS IN
TOILET QUILTS.
TABLt. LINENS,
iOWELS, NAPKINS.
HOSIERY, GLOVES
CORSETS, Ac.
CCBONBY A HILL,;
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PROFESSION AL CARDS.
i. E. U, WELCH.
THE DENTIST,
Has removed to
M3 KING STREET, WILMINGTON.
#»"Ane«thotiC8 adm nistnred, and all
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