Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-27

leaves no heirs, nearer than nieces and nephews.
We suppose they. will get the bulk of her property,
after paying for the funeral expenses which by
her directions will amount 10 some $780, Her
Executor, Augustus Hillman, has taken out let
tiers testanentary on the estate.
ANoLo-SAxoS COMMUNICATIVE are inform
ed that ex-Alderman Vincent viii probably deliver
lecture before the House of Representatives the
Ango-Saxon Confederation. Col. Heisler will also
speak showing the interest taken In the matter iu
England, when he was there. some OF the mo mbers
are well acquainted with the subject, from remarks
nv aa aE coa by o the
resentatives. Dr. Rogers OF Willow Grove saves
everything connected with the matter, and is well
quainted with the subject, from remarks in our
and foreign papers. The Doctor has file OF raI, r.
we are informed, published in New England, started
has recently pronounced Itself in favor Of the
sure; 1t appears that paper after paper is wheeling
cent did not think that 1t was feasible huti is more
than probable that he thought the opposition would
of the English favor it, and tie number OF its advo-
Gates In the United States is all the time Increasing
II has come HhdS come :,
mischief brewing" the "Agriculturist
Chrome in Sample has come,
Goes at one Twenty-Five per year like fun
And "Hearth X Home" is having a run,
With Artistic Chrome well done,
For $500 will weekly come
Ry handing name and cash to STERN,
In the city of Wilmington
Ill Market street.
Fatal Occgre.ce.-Cllalkley Bullock, who
resided on his farm near Centre Meeting, in
Chrlstiana Hundred, accidentally shot himself
WINE iylhg III his bed last Friday night week.
the ball entering his side, and Passing up toward
the shoulder, producing fatal wound. lii
the morning he walked to his fathers house,
near Smiths Bridge, in Delaware county. Pa,
where lie died in short time after his arrival
lie was wld6wer, and although he had II
daughter Who is a Young woman, lived alorc
cow t,n ar ,hrnc h"r.ns niIs ,o,,i,r,' W 70"
He had , macmillan mani, far Ir,5ine, g., -,
nist,Is AMI ,,nt,bas ,rrn ,,,,,,i,aS iu' su,ls'
wero ,,,.'r- I.a,, T., IL nn'no.r oi "hlch
400 h,. .r",.t',l ,caye in lis ~, 't" ye;Is
he hnJ MI .,n,s ,nd n,Io, 49, II, ,,,ed
the li,c,,,,, nf lie same cra,,ed cn,,s;iar liz
r;' v. vac t.i etea,eu eohsiueraoie
vas - nv, % 'oou' az At mrs.
of tliarr: i''' i'i''''' VI s""s
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Terrible - The Heading Elsl, st,,as th,, =.
Wilmington gentleman recently visited that
civ. whrr, he formed tho arn,Ioin,a,,sa s,a'
| dashing Young woman. who agreaJ IN t,i,a -
| SLEIGH ride with him Wbil- n,ssi,,, ,ho,,.i
the street, he insist cd that the,i sIni1 :,
tLe h use Of Pnr;on Ji.nh,c,s and ,, w 49, "
| rcd The lady finally became irriI ,ta ai'I h.,
Tia L,l,a,i,,r an VreS s .rlalru ny
seized thn Win anj @,yn Fin, se ,"v az,
g,tton Sln ,t., 49,, LIN SEVERE ASH
and thr,v ,h,, frn,,o i, ~ n'' nree
gn,,,lnI,.,, ., Il, ti.e su'.et; me
Tetnrned to the hotel whsro 10 pe 'ne stable ana ana
rarea for 'fh, Iadr r'a ne,e ne was properly
usual nninit and unconcearned.
| Sue Is not ready to be married yet, she says
| Lor WONT be, II men want to come the forcing
game. The people OF our city know nothing o.
the hero Of this story, and they iufer that the
| Imagination ot the reporter had much to dc
| with Tie affair,
Ro,,,J A,ch ,l,,o,,,,, .r,.o ,,,,.,,., .-.
tion of the ,iramd Chan,sr ~ naIons - "a
al Arch Noso,s vas ~ IN u na'a.N "iru, noy
dar "'' ''''' III Do'ef On Neuhrs
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pri,l, iaii,' !, S'oE VI .he M W, ot4hu Hlgt
raaj a,,J shouo ~. e, 10, .re past year wa
| So '''- . 's'f '"'i'ia''o'y STATE Oh al
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tad chnno;r ,no laae ~ a. auop
- Wihri7,n,5 ''' P'aoe o. meeting from Dove
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ons,i,s .is1''oi lor ollicefs 10 serve The
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NJ. W. Grand Secretary-Johu T.. Ailmond :
| Wilmington
NJ. l.. Grand Chaplain-Rev. Fielder Isrne
of Wilmington.
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~ r Smnhs Hn'te fWmonic Butsdm. LEA
VIZ ioiioM iiis testilhohy, win reference to Tn
$50 $50 throat anu lung remedy we are in n
ceipt oil letters almost daily, attesting the gre;
, l
q ooius, oorr ihroat iioarseness, sudden stuffin
up OF the Lungs, Bronchitis, Blood Spittin
ION II Is ever. curing large percentage. 1t
I, bringing new proofs OF It's great utility ever
- Jay hcau the following which speaks for il
: SELL
Heeilioll, Md, December 18th, 1872.
Dr. Sinins, Dear Sir:-Wil you please sen
me TWO small nottles or one large bottle
your W hNe fulmonlc Balsam. l have bee
: using IL i9r over aycal, and think it is the be
} h,eulelhe nave ever seen Tor Group. neve
} | aliow myself 10 be without the White Pulmor
:. &c haisam' II can help it. Please send
) | right away for am nearly cut, and did n
! Know what | would do until | thought OF &c
ting it by express. You are at perfect libert
10 use my name in making known to others Il
value ofyour medicine. Respectfully Yours,
= AIRs. THOMAS VANDyKE.
n Principal depot, Fourth and King street
' wilmington, Delaware. Philadelphia depc
i, oo2 Arch street
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n ircmncra~co Co,,on,jdn 11a. u, a,,u ola
S House al dover NJ > w m on Tr suI 10y
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