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FOR lil*
1,0 KALK.-A PROPERTY S1TUA
PSd inllmndywlne Hundred, eontaltf
'wtr*' 7
fiiWARU LEUARPENTIEB.
1 MI.»*® Boeltlaild ' °* 1 -
r^T*lE.-»NliW HOUShS, sjmk
Grtrwss'r.'s'.x
i®fiscaB.®ssBSBs
«oa loitfrenoh si.. 310 and 311 E. ft.
*- ll lmd
-rE'.r -1W0 story brick hem US
H n.cu.1, with Oh lint
-l^TrSu, ■'"P 1 " * t ' 0T *
4 two nay bricks,"«». W^nutrtmt^ov.
1414 DolawM* Anno, modwn
Jolfcnran street,» room*,
y'gnitono street bet Sth hiul Mb,
u iofl itreels.
M Bia Chestnut stmt:
M vs, Jeflereon ■treat,
m8 Went Third street.
sw) Market .met,
WltmlnktoD. Del.
th.
B-ldU__
-r:, m..K -rwu story brick
(fonrad st; .lx ro«m.; will bo
B, J ufiaSnable icruir; also Tor eal. mv
l°L^Sk horses. Apply to SAMUEL
Adams. MMI
oii!*aI'f7-2-o (I— eliiwga all
„ irM of the ellys many of
,m .ill* ■* lh * *' d ,ow
*>. 1 ' r ' c ' , " "'"tlE* mia'co,
7,h and a.ark.1 etra.M.
^sm^T^hies-THe EX
t oo^lor horn Assocl.tlon now 0 O 01 . ikkj
Lesof Elghtn norlM etoex lo-into »t (I i>er
STiiU.nowro.dy Apply attb. office
a, Secretary, No aw Market .treat
«> T. HAWKINS. .-eo'v.
•"
Hist
FOB KENT.
IB BENT.-AT A VERY LOW PRICE
Hapiilioution he made at onoe, the two
V'ir.liuren rt. above flth ; hav
£t torch, largo liont and s,do yards; 11
ii-tot and cold water; heater In collar ;
ti Apply to HARLAN GAUSE,
Front anil TutnaJI.
HMf
iHRtNT.—New Housos on Thirteenth
meet, tietweon West and Washington
. Beotlov. Apply to JOHN Gif KEN,
Oor. 2>d h French or at 1014 Washing
•6dtf
)B:ilENT-TllK two cffiois s,
ff, c". 3d and Shipley s's., lately occu
byj. II. Frasork Co., as law and leal
i offices. DR. H. GARRETT,
•ax Shipley it.
r,i i
OK KENT.—A TWO STORY BRICK
bouse, W. 3d Et. Apply HOC W, ."W et.
i»3l* J. 1*. EDWARDS.
OR BENT.—CE1/LAU NO. 4 F. 3I> ST.
It Is nicely lilted up und is desirable.2:31
WENT,-THREE OK FOUR ROOMS
fcrhouH'ikeepinK. Inq're 008 King nt 27*3t
JKKKVr—SEVEN EIGHT-ROOM ED
boom, with a'1 tho mixtam iinprove
'udeP'rabiv located. Apply to
Ml mZEK A CO., 8U2 Market it.
IB KENT.-A GOOD PROPERTY AT
Fourth and Union street*; lar*o double
i,wl a 1% Mren ol ground : may be rent
inrycl.eup rent. HEALD A CO.
kM.mb.
^ KENT.—HOUSE 1212 TATNALL
[toot; oatti and modoru'e con vnniencei.
p M1W El) M UND .I ON ES,
K' 1200 Washington street.
■ RENT—BASEMENT OF STORE
bo. 233 Market
bo. 233 Market street; suitable for
o:barter shop. Inquire of
| DEO. W. MUSH, French it. wharf.
|B RENT.—A s-nall truck faro with
food bultilings, near Oreen Hank sta
wibe Wilmington A Western. K. H
rtoGEO.M. BRAMHLE, near Dela
JaiicUon. ia-24 tf
fewn-THBEE STORY MKK'K
Ifto, 510 west Third street, 0f»ntalnB nino
Mpply to THOMAS JOHNSON.
P/" N( >- 613 weat Third street.
KIU NALEOB BENT.
Bx.ni —THE THREE'
ZS b!lcl< 8vollIng,831 Washington st.
"TMUtothiaU modern Improve
spaperea throughout; all rooms heated;
tnili BALL > Rdoms u and 13 Ex
ruildlug, rth and Market.
1-1041
be
WANTED.
« tarr. U H°u K1) , 1N THE ooun.
1 ?Ij, rl dul , t " , a ? d a "hllJren, oldest
kV"' 6 "7 J Ju'y, within mile of
or W. k n. ] t . K .. prlv ^„ raal .
11 ' ,*' r?om» wanted ; state terms,
j u - D. J.," JgOCk-i>OX No. 0
Wilmington, Del.
£t VE good pant mak
tr«olti h T. J'lurneymen lallors to
tlM^irDm 1 noM atlva »ocd on coat a
■StS^rblih A Vi p,y ,n P crj, °ti to
MaSe? ! b, .2F HouBo N- w.cor.
J«K«t.JNu. W. DIEFENIKJRF,
Manager.
H V NI IKED HOUSES
Uo(i P Ldornand made upon us
it " D 'J tollable teuanti east ol
' J. H. FRAZER,A OO ,
3rd and Shipley.
HAN|7 -fT)WER
' order" APPI7 to r "' 1>vW '
Wesl Fronu'roit,
Wilmington, Del.
!&£!'' 111 1 ng workman
• the visinpl V,* 01 *° live In, any
P'lOMsttm^SS ''AND; ALSO
8-27* 3t
ted
'-»wt in serving milk, lnnulre
GEO. WHITE.
ta A/' 1 't e ast row.
klkln?*?'BAYLOR A FIJLLER
' 3-29-21*
, GIRL with
A pply to 800 Washing.
3-26*4t*
psssii
_®°ab»ing.
nu.
4W «iiyte,. WH1 ' rK
"•»«»»i.I?.VL OB , , '' 1VB MBH
S-27-8t
"EKS
" ANTEIJ-IOT i
SHIPLEY.
. -- 3-26-8t*
Ks Wan IEU_7 14 KINfiST
3-23-31* '
^"''bEMENw ANTED
8-27-.1t*
_ 081 *t.,0ity. 8-'i9-2t*
,* r, oui . MORNING IN
J?**' Iwth aiSJ„ .'J* 8hln gten to
u>St. rVn.?r^„ 10 !: h t0 s hlpley,
toward wTu'oep37
, s ' 2i, -«
B 1 |l l .' 1 ,. tt0 A KI ii ... .
> ft"!! 1 S©
*>, whem^ renoh to Fourth
r »tito ar<1,n K StobiM 11 ® ant| aus
' Horse* to
2 - 24 -tf
Nau ,h B
«) i EjWS
*««.. 'Ww mwiavorhim
MMaa
i,
MIVIWIIH.
The Hindi «l Mirth do blow—
Ob, oraoky I don't they though t
1. thin auythlng forlornir
As they swoop around tbo corner
And twist you round end round T—
A*nd p| 7 .J" , .Vrt°. U ^T h ri,' n4
With everything that's found ?
How the? rear and rip and tear! Oh.
H ZiW fm,m^tb"Td 0 . W , ! «_
Tour mouth with ourses, eyes with weepings—
w ™.i ft .w? MUnd ^ ,rt *? dlwe «l dD K'*
With thing, you hat., dMpiM !
How they tag nt every button,
Until 1 not left you're got one.
Till your legs (pretended rouse. i)
Lookslimdeoldedlyl
BoJ Sy
Of ladies young and old f
v^!lL? 0D<lu ". t ." ,n, S ,h<K ' kln *'
WSSWSftfi.
m
Hew U t y roar with fiendleh laughter,
n.Z r £
Mid th. noli, or railing lumber.
How they mak. th. windows rattle.
stsKs.,™,
, s.
"The devil uke the wind P»
0h .. . Kl
Th. wind, oi M.ioii,'yon htowr
— Boaton Transcript."
*
, . -
Nh or king Wife Murder ■■ Ililooi.
A , Molal delp4toh f[om Sprin-fleld
HI., saya a terrible -if. murder -a.
oommitted there on Sunday morning.
Patrick Kenton a laborer in a*!**! .„ni
ifu h ,°." ""?* " 1U
17 * <1 w "h nlB wife and three children
in a tenement houae near the mill, hia
±:
s&taazzixssz
ciothea, bleeding profuacly from wound.
In the head. Kenton stood near br
with a heavy woolen mallet, hooped
with iron, in hia hand. He admitted
that he bad killed hia wile who waa
still groaning. Clifford then went for
an offioer to arrest Kenton, and when
he retorned Kenton and the body had
disappeared and tha room had bwn
scrubbed and cleaned. After a aeawh
the body was discovered in a cellar a
large wound, evidently made by'the
mallet, waa found over the left ear and
the top of the skull had leum mi'.h a
In* ^.re'-cr'eVuo m^" Zhol
naila on the floor, caused by kicks.
Fenton -as anbeeiiuently arrested near
the Wabash depot. He aaya hia wife
met an old lover of her'a in St. Louis
recently, named John Huesey, and
that during a dispute she said: "I
blinded my first husband, and I will
blind you, aud will be with John lias
sey yet." Then he says he struck her
with a mallet, and finding that he had
nearly killed her, finished the Job.
His talk is wild and incoherent. He
married the deceased in 1866.
J. M. Annetronu'u Eslafe.
Letters of administration
were gran
ted in the Surrogtte's Court, New York
on Saturday, on application of Jnlia
Armstrong, who was murdered in Cam
den two years ago by Benjamin Hun
ter and Graham, an accomplice, fer
whloh crime Hunter was hanged and
Graham is now serving a sentence in
prison. Mrs. Armstrong, in her peti
tion, recites the granting of letters of
administration to her in Philadelphia
and says her husband left assets in New
York, consisting of a polioy ia the Mu
tual Life Insurance Company forflO
000 and another policy in the Man
hattan Life for *6,000. She further
avera that these claims made by her
are oonteated, and that she is advised
they are of donbtfal charaoter and are
not worth more than *1,000. She gave
bonds In *3,000 to await the issue of
the suits on the policies.
An Eloping Couple.
The Rev. Dr. Hunter and Miea Emma
Androvette, tho pretty nineteen-year
old daughter of Cornelius Androvette
a well-to do carpenter of Holoken, N.
J., who eloped together about three
weeks ago, have been heard from. On
tho day following their departure from
Hoboken, they sailed for Bermuda, on
baggage
consisted of two email valises and they
registered their names as Mr. and Mrs
Honghton, of New York. The vessel
had gone a Bhort distanoe down tho
bay when Miss Androvette inquired of
the stewardess whether she oould pur
chase clothing in Bermuda. She ap
peared pleased on receiving an answer
in the affirmative. One of the officers
says that the pair were very affectionate
and attracted much attention during
the voyage. Mrs. Hunter has left the
house in Hoboken and is supposed to
be stopping with a friend in Westfield
Mor Cooke'* Estate,
Tha remaining Jay Cooke assets, the
value of whloh is set down at *1,232
465.12, including Northern Pacific rail
road stock, real estate, eta, will be
offered at publio sale on Wednesday.
The report of Edwin M. Lewis, the
trustee of the estate, says it has already
been made to yield a dividend of sixty,
one per oent., which the remaining
sets may inorease to eighty per oent.
This statement ie denied by a large
body of creditors, who claim to have
received on'y forty-four per oent., and
that should the remaining assets brine
the *1,232.460.12 claimed by the trus
tee, then tbe estate will pay out but
fifty-nine and a half per cent.
HH
Victims of Hydrophobia.
TLom.ia Lioo iln,agtd seventeen years,
died at the Central Insane Asylum Col
umbus, Ohio, Thursday night, exist
ing all the symptoms of hydrophobia.
He was bitten by a dog about eighteen
months sinoe, but did not exblbit
any
signe of mental troubles until about
two montliH since, when he was adjudg
ed ir sane and sent to the asylnm.
A ton-year-old daughter ol Nathan
Kinneman, of Logansport, Iud., is
dying from hydrophobia. She was bit
ton by a dog six months
Wreek»i»« the Breakwater.
. Sealod proposals will be reoeived at
th ® UDil « d States Kugineer's offioe up
0 "OO" of Tuesday, April 20th, for the
* 1 " 0 ",? 1 of ***• 811 vreoked hulks that
have k heen lying in Delaware Break
#t " r h " ho J '«"« November 1877, and
wreck of the schooner < *Addie Wal
ton." *Jx mllos above Cross hedge
The estimated cost ie *25,000 ;
•" offset "> value of the
"Wf" "•Wj'ooal, and wredt* b pat
Tbe
ago.
wound healed until a few days ago,
when it broke ohs afresh.
■r. CbrliUutr'i IlibiwliMi
WiaiibsTOH, Miroh 27.—The netr*
•f Mr*. Christiancy'g itatement about
h,r h «J** h " «Tldently tr.ieled
T6r 7 radidljr to Peru, as the Minister
already beginning to inundate depart
m * nU •'•laments concerning bis
wire, and how ahe came to leave Pern
without aid from him. He says that
"I. wife came to him, in P.ru,
was under the protection of a Mr.
Haight, an Ameriean resident in Peru.
Haight ia a man of family. He took a
fancy to Mrs. Christiancy and paid her
a great deal of attention. The Minister
•**" "•* Haight came very often to
legation, and that he waa altogether
too devoted to hU wife. He aeknowl
• d f* h »' h » dld ha ™ » «o«ue with hia
wife, bat it was occasioned by hia com
,n g lnt0 h, " »»loon one afternoon sud
d «"'r »» d « dd "*g hU -if. in Haight'.
Arms. Another soene that he bad with
h«« wife was upon his disooverr of a
r^ r „ w,ltUn to he , r bj Dr - vlolor
Chriatlanoy, no— at Leavenworth, Kan
iD whl « h ">• Hootor exprnsed
mor ® • rd * nU 7 &»" » atep^on
a
A
EVm...,, „ ...
oharged her with being in Mr. Haight's
arms, but that it «nly arose from his
Mtram. Jaalouay. Mr. Haight waa ak
ting talking with her in the legation
parlor. They were at a round table.
Hr. Christiancy reached aoroe. hia arm
m'", * ,h * dld
o"mo in .nd J^e ch'.ro« ft®
»Jii t i, M i ".charge*, the
" or *., )le ltno « k down Boone took plao-.
The Dr. Victor letter ahe admite, but as
it ai H0 T
*° *5 a . C j}" d *
sESStE-S
ssi.SaH? F
Uon. iith Mr H.'i "v'f ' in , "
! l * H i!* hl w,1 ' be ' r ' h ®
MhSiateJchrU.Unov .'V*
1" , r chri **'*n°7. when he sent for
her In^, P * ru ' dld , not farni " b
^ m,*d^^V°'.® T * n
^ SpkQiard on board theaU.m
u„t T *PJ" U u , b {. hl * ln, °'
?. u Mr \ H *> ht '/
" " T ° a °^* d f ° r theCt P^->. —
! b ® P r °t"ctlng her from the
Sf> ®" lnl,Wr f; hr ' 8 '
in u 7 ' n , th , . e , d 01 ! he T "T**®' ,h ' tlk -
ed ** r ' Haight for what he had done,
" d - d ""T invited him to the leg.!
me
gen
was
The I*a|>er Bonepely
For the Bepnbllcan.
Newahk, March 27, 18*0.
Mbssbs. Kdiioks ; — In your Edito
rial of tho 25th, under the head
"The Paper Monopoly," yon have fallen
into the same error with many others,
when yon say "there ia no exeuie,"
for what you are pleased to call "Cor
ner in paper." You also say that the
"raw materials are as abundant and
obeap as ever," which is not true at
all, aud had you known anything about
the faots you would have so written.
For the last two yeare, till within a
period of six months, the stock in our
Mills cost 2 cents per pound, and all
chemicals In propoition—now the same
class of goods cost four and
. , * quarter
cents per pound more than doable
while paper has only advanced about
twenty-five to thirty-three per oent.
We have been in business here since
1848, and never knew of any combina
tion or proposed monopoly in
branch of the business, and your as
sertion that such is a fact is unjust and
nntras.
Mr. Magarge has only himself to
blame in the oontraot he made with
the Government—hia bid was far below
all others, and we all knew he oould
not fill it with profit, even had stock
not advanoed.
onr
Mr. Magarge, I am glad to say, ia In no
way oonnected with our house, and not
the same family.
Your criticism about the honesty of
the trade may go for what it is worth—
but when yon say "the paper oombina
tion is only waiting for Congress to ad
ourn to make a farther advance in the
;)rloes,'' you speak without authority
for snob an assertion. Tho priee of
newspaper before the war and even just
previous to the pauio ol 1873 was about
the same as at present and sinoe the
latter period, many mills have not
made expenses, and now that a small
profit is beginning to be reallxed, you
and other Editors oan hardly find harsh
epithets enough to throw at them, and
oall in question their honesty.
Yours &e. 8. M. Cchtis.
Thronxli tbe Three l oan lira.
Mr. H. S. Sailer, a wealthy German,
aooompanied by Mr. Newman, emigrant
agent at New York wasprespeoting last
week along the Breakwater & Worces
ter railroad, for the purpose ofpurchae
ing 1,(100 acres of laud, on which to lo
cate a colony direot from Germany. He
has been offered a tract of land near
Krankliu City at a low figure, and it if,
probable ho will purchase, and at
take Bteps to oary out his plans.
On Friday Thomas Z.Barker,of Dage
boro, made a violent assault upon J. K.
Morris, of Miilsboro, inflicting a severe
flesh wound in his shoulder. Barker
is an athletic man while Morris is a orip
once
pie.
The Felton oannerj has been leased
by Robert CliftoD, who proposes to fill
200,000 cans with fruit this year, if he
can get the fruit.
At the age of 71 years Rev. Isaao Ad
kins has resigned his charge at the
Miilsboro M. P. churoh, and will leave
the ministry.
K. It. Cochran of Middletown
eon
•inueg to urge his canvass for the offioe
of Clerk of the Peace.
Milton sont six vessel loads of
to Philadelphia one day last week.
Georgetown's new brass band is im
proving.
oorn
Labor strike*.
Most of the striking operatives in
Chadwick & Coldriok's Mills, at Mill
stone, N. J., resumed on Siatarday at
the eld priote.
The Miners and Laborers' Conven
tion of Schuylkill oounty, iu session at
Pottsville, has issued a circular to the
workingmen oalllng for a reorganisa
tion for the old Union, for the purpose
of restricting ooal production. They
olaim that their object is to advanoe
the interests of both labor and oap tal,
and that they have modified the objec
tionable by-laws of the old Union
The striking oolored laborer* In 8t,
John's Parish, La., having become riot
ous, tbe Governor has issued a preoia
.nation warning them to cease from an
lawful demonatrntlcns. Should thl*
prove lueffectual, tnUitia will be tent
jtOthtftMM.
XJOTIt.B.—THE BTEAMEK8 of th.!/-,
Iv, Eleotrl. Line will ruume their trip.,
■eavlog WIlmlngtoD, Ini.were, on Setordev I
th. llth Inotont, .t i o'elu.k P. M, Retom
Mom Now York on Wodnoul.y,
'be 17th Instant, and iheroarter will tall reg
2 /*W.,'!^ rT „' 1,,,tsIUT ' THURSDAY and
SATURDAY, horn King .troet Wharf, WII
BQlngUin, at 3 o'clock P. M.; from Welnner'.
wharf, Uhootor, Pa., at 4 o'olook, P. M.
Ami Irom H.r lS.Ka.t River, New York,
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,and PKlI
DAY, at 4 n'olMk P. M. Freight will ho re
Wilmington and Unoiter on end
alter Thursday. Uth Inetant. F.rratuo on.
ply to ABihL-Ainor, Agent, (3 South.trout,
New Turk; Wiixiam W.i van, W.ldner'.
Wharf, Uhootor, Pa.; Eowaro Anuawws,
King streot Whan. Wilmington
s
OTJUE.-IN OOMPLIANOE WITH
tho Statute In thl. Dehair the autuort
heroby give nolleo that they will make
application on the
Eighteen Hundred_.
bio Loonord E. Wilot Judge o
Court ol tho State ol Delaware, for a
Incorporating a company to bo oallod "Tho
Hopauno Ohomloal Company." The ohjeet
?M d 00EQ Pe n 7 being the making, buy
lng.Mlllng,com pounding and refining cleml
a °* !?•' p"'H<lKee,FaM. and Primere.
A ,m ^ 01 th * Charter ol tho ..id Company
*"• " ™ that day prooontod to tho .aid
Judge fer hii ecantinatlon and order thereon.
HtNKT DdPONT,
LAM MOT DuP.eN'r,
EUGENE DuPONT.
tnai mey wi
third day of April, A. D.,
and Eighty,to the Houora
JudKO of the Nu
super
Chart
arter
March 2.
s
usie a. mccall will
oommenoe running between
la oity and Pennrgrove, on
. , TT T EBDAY, march »,
And make two round trlim on Tuea
day. Wednenlay, Friday and Satordav's.
»vo Pe.nsgrovo ate an. i ; Wilmington
11 and I o'olook.
OAPT. DENNEY A HBOS.
at
set it
LTW1IUE—THE DIAMOND STATE
Xv I^jan Association ic n>w iwuing new
■took, applloatlonr received any timo by
<HSO. O. MARIS, Secretary.
No. Wl Shipley itreet, (2nd floor) open
day and evening. a-11 im
D issolution of partnership.
The partnership heretolort 'existing
under the name of Campbell A Webtier ha.
this day been dissolved ny mutusl consent.
W». J. CAMPBELL.
A.G. WEBBER.
Christiana, Del., March 27,1880.
8-a; it
N otice. -nv« hundred shares,
lotn series Mechanic. Lean Stock lor
aalo. First payment on tho scound Tuesday
in May. Apply to
3-20-tamao
W. J. MORROW. Hec'y.
417 French street.
PUBLIC NAI.F.U.
jpUDLIC SALE.
Will bo sold at Public Sale on tho premi
re', known a. tho Sta e Lino Farm, on
FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1880,
At 1 o'olook, P. M.i
A good farm ol 7» aeros, more or ri7M|
conil.to^a largo .tone nmn.ioo'tnr w riun .
^^Vy^o^^'ot^d"
shedding, a good wagon house arid com crltw
iso house, filled; a lsrgo lawn eur oundod'
with irult trees, there are about 2C0 apple
trees, abuut 40 pear trees and 24 cherry trees
and an orchard of poach trees,plenty ol small
fruit,such as blackberries and raspberries and
P'hty ol grapes. This would make a splen
did summer bearding house or hotel, and well
caicul.ted lor a drove yard, eoed running n.
tor In every Held on the place. Tho subrorl
lows* 1 * 1 al *° 80111,18 P orsoaal property,
i„:
Four head of good work or driving horses
one mare with foal by Go denough 1 ro
coming two years, very promising ;thro.li-»d
of good mlioh cows, two br iters coming two
years old, good stock; two sows,one i-lth plgr
i'AKMiao IJU'I.BKUNTS.- (loo combined
Champion mower and reaping machino, oue
Syracuse plow, and two other plow*, 1 steel
toeth horse rako, S cultivators, 1 harrow 1
two horse farm wagon with rlgglne, 1 horse
cart, 1 milk wagon, 1 Germantown earrings 1
York wagon, 1 corn shelter. 1 feed cutter,2 ion
chains, 1 cross cut saw, 2 large feed chests, 1
mlslng bov, 1 carriage pole, I post spade, lot
ol shovels, picks, hoes, kc, 26palrs of chick
ens, ducks and tuikeys, 1 grain cradle, 1
sleigh and bells, 2ridlng saddles and bridles,
1 side saddle, 1 net ol stage harness, cart har
oes 0 , 4 seta ol carriage harness and a lot of
old Uaraoas, bay knlle, maul and wedges
broid axe and other axes, a lot of kay and
straw and many other articles too nuoierous to
mention. Wheat In tho ground.
Tangs —All sums ol «20 and under c-sh.
"7:1 "II over that nmou it a credit of « months
will bo given by the purchaser giving a bank
able note with approved Indorser.
I w ee/s ^ JAMES McKAY-,
J/. w. Stidham h Son, Auets. 3-24 otd2tw
pUBLIO SALE OF COWS.
The subscriber will sell at Public Sals, at
Co 'pa 'on* 1 n '* r I,00tll ' s Corn#r i 1 olaware
MONDAY, APRIL 5, 1880,
At 1 o'clock, F. M., 1
Thirty fresh oows and springors, ftram
guaranteed as represented, and will fHf
be delivered to buyers ns iara« Wilmington.
3-2S-d-w2t WM. S. GUOIVLEY
pUHLIC
Will be Bold at Public Sale, at the hotel in
SALE.
1H UR *DAY, APRIL 8,1880,
At 1 o'clock, P.M.,
Twenty-flre head of well selected d*lry
cows, inoflt of thorn with calves by their side,
others sprlnglm*; 1 good York state fT. ww
bull, 1 pair nice driving mares, well ktyr
mated, quiet and gentlo in all harness
A credit of 90 days will be given on all sums
AP gift g ky
L, W. Stidham & Son Auc. c 24 3t<l-w
POLITIUAI. t'AKIIN.
T o the Voters of new castle
county 1
FOR SHERI FF-PHILIP R. CLARK
WKW OASThK HUNDKfi],,
o tho declaion oi tho ltopuhlican
party ol Now Cautlo county. 1880.
Subject
1 19-tf
T O,THE VOTERS OF NEW OAjTLE
COUNTY.
FOR SHERIFF—FRANCIS H. LAW
OV CHK16TIAMA HU.VDBKD.
Snbjoct to the decision ol the Republican
party ol New Castle county. 1880, 8-U-Imd*
JjlOK SHERIFF.
To Tim KHPUBLIOAW VoTBJW OF NkW UAS
flb Uouwty—Gentlkmkn; 1 a«rain offer
myself as a oandldato iur snerifl of New Cas
tle county, aubject to *he decision «r tno Re
publican party. I promise my support to the
suooeefllul nomlneo. Thankful for past favor
1 Remain Respectfully y
3 9 d-wtf JAMES MA
our?.
KTIN
T O THE VOTERS OF NEW CASTLE
COUNTY!
Okntlbmew:—I avaln offer mvaoir ns
candidate for tho oflloe of Sheriff, subject
to the decision of thoRepublloun nomlnatii
and solicit the support of my friends.
WILLIAM
on
H. P1KJROXL
Wilmington Hundi
2-27-tl
F
on sheriff
The undersigned offers himself ns a oandl.
datee f r the Republloan nomtnat'on
Sheriff of Newcastle Oountv, and while so
liciting the votes or his follow oitlxen* lor the
office, pledges himsell to supimrt the nomlneo
whoever he may be. S. It. (JUGATE
dfcw.tl whiteOlav Orse* Hundred
po
The undersigned offers hlmseir ae a cand i
date for the Republican nomination lot
Sheriff of New Uaptle county, and while so
liciting the votes of his follow oltfsens for the
office pledges hbrsotl to cordially support the
nominee whoevor he may be
M. H. PAXSON,
Peno teer Hundred.
R SHERIFF.
CV
"
_,
(} ,,0 Tnd B MULeTO I 8 N a < !^ 0R8m
AND MULES for sale
2-Il-lwd-8mw
P )B OOR 'NKR OF NEW CASTLE
COUNTY.
CHARLES E SPARKS,
OF W1LMFNOTON HUNDRBD.
labjeot to the decision ef the Republloan
2-24 2wd-w party.
)H OOKONER.
The underBljcned offers him?e)f a? a oandl
date for tho Rrpublloan nomination or Coro
ner, ol New Oaatle oounty. At tbe name timo
that i e will be tbankfai to
. , .. every man for hit
voto, he pie igeB himnell to support the «uo
oe«8lul nominee. 217-dw WM HICKEY
BY W. K, SfOOKLEY
VBHY STAHL_
RANGE STREETS
co« K
'd
_CLOTHIIO.
BRING OPENING.
th.!/-,
IV
I
gPHIMO OI-EN1NO.
SPR1NO (IPENlNry.
SPRING OPENING.
Owing fo the gradual advance la prices of
Clothing, 1 have doomed It advlrable to lay
In my SPRING ST OCK E AULY,;io that my
euatomers may receive the bvneflt, and be
kept Iron paying the Increased price., 1
have .pent a week In Now York and Phila
delphia In nlcetlng the moot deMrablo pat
tarn. I*r mo approaching Spring and Sam
nwr trade. It ha. been"
ray aim during my
long budneM experience t« please my ouato
nieri and nil my goods lower than all compe
titors.
Citizeni of Wilmington end the
Ing oountrjr are crdlally Invited toralHand
examine my extensive stock ol.SPRING
ANDSUMMER WEAR.
I/Odte. aro eepoolally Invited to Inspejt
^ook of BOYS' A Nil CHILDREN'S SUIT
INGS.
an-rouno.
our
NATHAN LIERERMAN,
NATHAN LIEBEHMAN,
NATHAN 1.IHIEIIMAN
NATHAN LIEBERMAN
POPULAR CLOTHIER,
POPULAR CLOTHIER,
POPULAR CLOTHIER,
POPULAR CLOTHIER,
S' S' £5®' HZ™ AND MARKET STS
S. E. COR. FIFTH AND MARKET STS
g-E- COR, F1ITH ANI» MARKET STS
S. E. COR. FI ITU AND MARKET STS
P ' r e * nt '' " 1 d0 p ot lnt » nd *« °Afry one dot
^ Any
P. 8.—.My entire Block of WINTER
CLOTHING I hare marked down twenty
on ft
desiring a
WINTER SUIT OH OVERCOAT
can bn now at a decided bargain.
3-17 3m
KEMOVAlJi.
A. B. JI3NI S,
A. B. JONIs'
REMOVAL I REMOVAL I
A. B. JONES,
A. B. JONES,
—DKALKIl IK—
•o
I WALL |
PAPER
I
o
—AND—
O
WINDOW SHADES,
> 0
HAS REMOVKD TO
£* MARKET ST. 2 28 422 MARKET S".
4L MARKET ST. 2m 422 MARKET vr.
REMOVAL
GEORGE W. STONE
Has remoyixl his place of buslr es to the
lar*e store,
CORNER WAT SR AND MARKET SI'S.,
Where he still offers a well selected stock
Ol
I MANUFACTURERS SUPPLIES,
MANUFACTURERS SUPPLIES,
Consisting of Oils, Belting, Packing, Rubber
Goods etc. A new line of Pine Fittings
Brass Work, Valves, ect. The old agenoy for
the celebrated Averill Chemical Paint
I ,T!!t, n ?,?. p " ,)aretlon for walls oallod ALA
BASTINE. oheaper and better than Kalso
mines, easily applied and durable. 12 Wf
in
FLOUR.
JjUiOUK. FLOUR.
When Artarxwxes crossed the Hellespont,
he took with him an army of one hundred
thousand men, consequently his Commissary
was always on the lookout to procure good
Hour for them. Just ro with us, It require*
much of our time to be on the lookout to find
rLuUK that we think will suit our larg*
tr.ide, so as to offer it at the VERY
J-uw i RICE wo do and command ourcus
tomera approval To-day we oiler you a
Choice Family Flour for $7.76 and a nice
sinsle extra lor $0.26 prr barrel and hall
quarter at eamo rates. TPoy both make nice
bread ami are worth more money, soliciting
itiriher your valued favors, with the assur
ance that it will always be our study to morit
your confidence.
W. N. CHANDLER,
Oil MAKKET ST.,
011 MAKKET ST.,
Hall wav botween Sth and 7th.
1 1»
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
JgAYNAKD A DAWSON—JEWELRY.
Have at tb«1r store,
239 MARKET ST.,
229 MARKET ST.,
A full assortment ol
WATCHES. CLOCKS,
silverwakk"
JEWELRY,
SPECTACLES, I
OPERA GLASSES, Ac., which they are
the
SELLING AS LOW AS THE LOWEST.
Both being practical workmen all work
left with them will receive cjjoIuI attention.
LAUEB BEER.
IJIHE LARGEST
GLASS OF BEER IN THE CITY
—AT—
FBEYE'S SALOON, "FKEffe'S SALOON
NO. 17 K SECOND STREET.
FIRST-OLASK PwOLTABLE. 8-lv
^JN AND AFTER
THURSDAY, APHir, FIRST
THURSDAY, APRIL FlK.T,
MY PRICES FOR ICE WILL HE AD
VANCED TO THE FOLLOWING
RATES:
06 POUNDS DAILY 49 CTS. PER WEEK
08 " " 68 " " "
70 " ii
IV
16
M
VO
94
26
" $ 1.12 "
Thirty poundo and over at the rate of 09c
per ]ooibs. Ice by tho ton at 'ower rates
JACOB PUvSEY.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 400 SHIPLEY ST
Branch oftlooB, 4th and Poplar and No. 1808'
Walnut st. 8-27 ti
-
A A. FEASTER. _ -it—"a
RIGGERS.
S.
COAL.
QO&U COAL, GOAL.
LEHIUH AND KOHINOOM OOALI
HES'I' FAMILY COAL,
CAREFULLY PREPARED,
f specially for onr retail sales.
PROMPTLY DELIVERED IN CELLARS
AT LOWEST MARKET PRICE.
CHARLES WARNER fc («).,
_MARKET STREET WHARF.
jpINTERPRISE CO ALI
No tomllyjahonid bo without ft
IT IS SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS,
Aw Don't fall to give It a trlalTI
2440 ft. to rh. ton.
of
FHAjNK f). CIaAYTOW,
OBAN LIE AND WATER STREETS.
13 8-t/
Wtlminirton. Del.
rjlKLfcaFHONK
yB ® lf AWT PART ov TH! ClTT TO
j O. D. SLAY MAKER'S OFFICE,
OOR.KB OF
AW WATER AND KING STBEEIB-e*
—FOB VODK—
o*
LIME, SAND 4Nl> COALJ
I
_As I mannfactnre :mv own lime at mi
works in Idancaeter 0«unty, Pa I will inr.
i at , tbe T8ry lowest price
either wholesale or retail.
s-h-smd
J^AKGEST LOAD OF
KINDLING WOOD FOR gl.40,
KINDLING WOOD FOB »1.(0,
(S! KjJRf?,!' •f 0KN tonder's,
UilN PONDlifi'S, JOHN PUNDhB'S,
,
i
NO. 108 MARYLAND AVENUE.
NO. 108 MARYLAND AVENUE.
j ALSO COAL OF ALL SIZES.
ALSO COAL OF ALL SIZES.
S-U-lm
Wilmington, Del.
0EO. W. BUSH k SON,
FRENCH BTKEET] WHARF,
Call special attention to their hard, pure,
SHENANDOAH COAL'
SHENANDOAH COAL
Prepared lor Family use. Also „o then
BHOOK8IDE LYKENS VALLEY,
Superior to all other ooals lor Baken and
tor opou grates.
—-—----
/^OALAND LIME.
OOAL AND LIME]
7'A HI) FOOT OF WEST STREET.
YARD FOeiT OF WEST STREET,
JOHN W. GRIFFITH,
Wilmington, Del.
GOAD AND LIME,
1-7-tl
RBOCER1ES.
> 0 1 IgTKONO
AND MILD
ROASTED COFFEE,
34 CENTS PER POUND.
BLACK, ORE N, JAPAN AND MIXED
TEAS AT
80 CENTS PER POUND.
These goods are unexcelled In puritv.strenirtt
and flavor, bv an? In the city at the
prioe. Try them and he
convinoed of the fact.
GREAT WKSTEKrT - TEA COMPANY
W. It. BOWMAN Manager,
14 E. SECOND ST., 14 E. SECOND ST.
, Wilmington, Delaware.
Our-assortment or the liner grades ofTe*
md Ooflee, and perfectly pure pepper "«
iploes generally. Is one ol the best Prloes
Weeks' 1 ' stjGAU AT OOST to ouS!
and
QROCERIES
I have this day rccelvod a large lot of aro
icrles which I will sell cheaper than can be
ooughtin this city. Our aim istooonvince
hose who call that this is a fact, especially
those who are about to remove to the western
and of the city. We sell nothing butflrst
J'asa1 goods at the very lowest market prices.
Wo do not allow no grocer in this city to soli
rJ^ per J than Uf, « 0ur Flou *' wo sell at $5.00
>6.00 and $7.75; Patent Flour, $8.50 per barrel.
<>ur4 ceut flour we will guarantee. Our 10
eeni. Drips is the ben sold in the citv for the
*noney, If formerly sold at 18 cts.; Coffee from
lo cents up: our 40 eent Tea we recommend
and wo do not sell any goods we cannot re
commend. Corn, Oats. Hay and Straw for
sale in any quantity. We keep continually
°n hand a Juil sugply of fresh and salt Meats
■»fall kinds. Ceil and satisfy yourself that
those are facts. Coal 011 110'test, 11 cts per
K a o I,0 . n - PETEK J. FORD,
3 25-tf Front and Maryland a?e., city.
DOWN.
C TRAND OPENING OF EASTER
A go^ls on Friday and Saturday nt Gran
ger Store, 10? Fa>t Sixth s-reet Ail farmers'
produce, eggs, butter chickens and sausage;
another lot of those German pears 2 fts Ior 25
cts.; arother lot or Hellflower dried apnies
nicest irult In the market for pies, 10 cts ft
creaxi biscuit, Irult cake, flnecanuy and or!
anges lor Easter. Don't forget our Foster's
teas. Give them on* trial end you will never
buy any othtr; sold only In Boston, Belfast
and 103 East 6th st. German pretzels 18 cts
ft. The cheapest dried beef and the finest
liama In ilie city; flour at *8 25, *6.76, our *7 76
1 1» tho best in the rnarkot lor the price.
T. IKL W1EK,
Granger Store, 103 East Sixth st.
ST.,
I
are
NEW GROCERY STOKE.
George E. Wheelor, 104 E. Second st. ha?
lately finished and completely remodeled
the old stand, having torn «'ut all the old fix
tines. The
none Belnj? grateful for pan patronage,
and by care ul attention to business he hoDtP
to merit a contlmmnre of the same. He ha?
laid in a now stock of choice groceries, and
shall endeavor to make tho prices for good
Koods as low ns tlie lowest. He extends a
cordial invitation to all to come and see the
now store. Very «*.• pectfully.
GEO. B. WHEELER,
C-18-tf 104 E. 2nd st., oity.
ones makfs the store second to
DRUGGISTS.
c
HEATER THAN DIRT.
S"AP. SOAP. SOAP. SOAP.
Numerous styles of oheap soap for bath
room use A great varloty ol the most popu
lar Frenoh, Eogllsh, German and American
toilet soaps. Also
SKIN SOAP, EA BY SOAP, TOOTH SOAP,
SILVER SOAP, HAND SOAP, SHAVING
SHOAP, AND SOAP FOR REMOVING
PAINT AND GREASE FOR SALE BY
Z. JAMES BELT,"
FAMILY DRUGGIST,
SIXTH AND MAKKET STREETS.
Z. JAMES BELT,
A TTENTION— All parsens desiring
Co. pun Drugs or Chemicals, or wish
ln <f "mb presorlptlons or private reoelpti
sarotally compounded ol pure materials.
IEJ
I IVIIYUOOM.
I
0BO44BY A niLL,
220 and 322 "Market Street, ,
Are now showing a largo aaoortment of
•pbiig dbe>n noons at I'oprr.
lab i* hi lea.
BLACK CASHMERES.
We hold a very largo stock of them good,
and are at present uttering splendid value ffc
biles of superior merit and at very low nrleee
mt"!,r U '. Uj T, r " r 0r th,,e k'szds mould exam^
lno onr stock before purchasing.
BLACK SULKS.
We are offering at 88, 87« and SI, las waM
b the better grades), beauuful goodi which
will be pronounced decidedly cheap by everr
person, at all famiiia- with iew goiSi. ^
bargains in
TOILET QUILTS,
.TABLE LINENS,
'lOWELS, NAPKINS.
HOSIERY, GLOVE!
CORSETS, kc.
vbwbta hill.
332 HiKKEf
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PROFESSION 41, FA BUS.
J^U. E. O. WELCH.
THE DENTIST.
Has removed to
NO. 808 KING STREET, WILMINGTON.
EP'Aneithetio* administered, and all
operations In Dentistry performed skUfttllr
and roasonahlv *
-VTEW HEAT, ESTATE AGENCIES. '
INI ARTHUR H. SMITH,
PL E. COR. SEVENTH AM) SHIPLEY
RENTS PROMPTLY COLLECTED
MORTGAGES NEGOTIATED '
CONVEYANCING In all Its BRANCHES.
UMDBR TH B HITPKRVHMON OV 1
ALBERT W. SMITH,
Call atmynffloe heiore renting or purchasing.
25
^
D YV1D J. MURPHY, JR.,
attorney"at law,
NO. 6 W EST S EVENTI1 STREET,
Wilmington, Bel,
rTVJETH FOR ALL THE PEOPLE.
Beautiful Toeth at *8, *5, *3 and *10
per sot. Toeth extracted without p»| n i
by tee use of gas. Oyer thirty years exper
tenoe. Dlt. GALLAGHER,
No. 836 Market street.
19-22-tf
JJOWELL
JUNES,
ELI H. OHANDLE
JONES A CHANDLER,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
TOPEKA, KANSAS.
B- 4-tl
jpjOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.
Graining, Varnishing, Paper Vamlshlag .
spoolalty, staining and Hard wood Finishing
nnd every Kind of work In our line done In a
lirst-clsfe manner by experienced workmen
Patronage solicited. Estlmaloe lurnlshed *
DANIEL SMITH, Manager,
Successor to ftvrker A Smith Agts
231 SHI FC.EY STREET.
Wilmington, Del.
8md
OOF1NGI SOOING! f
lya. 1 d tt ir , L^p , i r J S fl ^d rt, ^i^X"
Bblngle and composition rooik eeated witii
&w. !o G a f , v.n,*a e oa7r rt; * ht " d ^ -
0«6.: Sam'..
store. Filth and Ma-ket »ts. "
8lo-6md
D K. BUSS, 21T W. THIRD STREET!
locates your dlssavos acd describes yom
,n, '*!2. h i ,and J ,d , *<' Ua * r without asking

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