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Daily Republican., 1878-11-19
The stewart Grave Robbery.

A despatch from New York dated til,
17th inst, says: Everything was qui
ct about police headquarters to-day anc
tonight, in strange contrast 10 the ex
cit ment Of Saturday night. The wild
stories about the body being found ii
lioboken or in the Weehawken Gene,
terry, published in tha morning papers,
were laughed at by the police officials
as ridiculous and untrr-. Superintend,
ent Walling characterized the stories a.
scandalously false, and Inspector Muir,
ray and Captain K.aley denied utterly
that there was any foundation in them.
Inspector McDermott took the same
view Of the case. Inspector Dilks was
questioned as to the statement attribu.
ted to him in certain morning papers
" that he expected every moment to
hear that the body had been found in
Hoboken,' and he replied tha. he had
made no such statement t. anybody at
any time. He had heard nothing at
all about the matter, except what had
been teld him by sensation hunting re-.
porters. He utterly refused all respon.
sibility for the statements. No new
arrests were made in any Of the pre-
cincts, up to midnight for completely in
the grave robbery. The prisoners,
Whalen, or Vreeland, and Burke will
be examined in Court to morrow. They
are arrested as suspicious characters
capable of doing the deed. Up to mid.
night there is no Reason alb, olptely to
suppose any new Developments were
pending.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-19
lfor the REPUBLICAN,

MEssRs. EDIroRs On Wednesday
October 3Oth, the usually quiet villae,
OF Newport was aroused and filled with
wonder by the appearance of so many
carriages coming from all directions
1t soon became evident that there was
a surprise in store for some one, and
such was indeed the case, for they all
proceeded to the house Of Mrs. w. ].
Lyman. 1t was her birth. day, and her
relatives and friends had come to pay
their respects and celebrate in this way
the day. 1t seems that Mrs. Lyman
had some business to look after In
Wilmington, and while there the
friends assembled She returned home
about II o'clock, and her surprise can
be imagined much better than a pen
unaccustomet to such tasks can de-
scribe, when, on entering the house,
she found herself surrounded by about
fifty persons, all eager to congratulate
her. ol course the usual programme
on sucn occasions was carried out
Dinner being the first thing in order a
number OF ladies repaired to the dining
room. and they presented charming
appearance in long aprons cut in the
latest aud most approved style, and
made, We presume, to be worn on all
such occasions. The dinner we will not
try to describe, except to say that every
variety of the animal and vegetable
order seemed to he represented, and
we think the most fastldious did not
fail in having their wants supplied
Dinner h'ing dispensed with, .hei1
was recalling Of "Auld Lang Syne" by
friends who had not met for some years,
and then too, there was music to emil.
ven all, and 10 one could fail to be-
happy. Owing to the inclem-ncy Of
the weather in the early part of the
day, two of her daughters could not be
with her, as they live quite distance
from her, and their absence was much
regretted, yet W" know their thoughts
were all with, and Of their much low.
I'd parent, who is growing old willing
ly, gladly | w"en," About four O'Clock
the guests began leaving, but before
their departure a prayer was made by
the Rev. II 5. Thompson, that vas
very appropriate and very touching.
The day was altogether a happy one,
and will long be remembered by all
who were present. 1t is needless for
rs to wish that the remainder of her
voyage through life he calm aud void of
breakers for that wish is vain. All are
doomed to encounter many storms in
their Journey. and at seasons feel ready
TO sink, but il the hour of need may
she ever cast her anchor on Him that
can command the wind and the wave
to "be still" and she will be triumph
antly borne over the pillows, to the op-
posite shore and permitted to enter into
the golden gate of the fort called
Heaven. ONE WHO WAS THERE.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-19
tfroIn Yesterdays Late Editi0n.l
POLICEMEM A8RE2TED ron nun.
DEN.
The chief and Three Members Of
the Pitsstsn Police Force In the
Lock up--A YeanE MAN Killed In
q Drnnk en- Brawl.


Lock -up--A YeanE MAN Killed IL
q Drunken Brawl.
A dispatch from Scranton, Nov. l7th
says Pitiston was the scene Of a ter
ribie excitement to-day, owing to til,
arrest of Chief sullivan and three mem.
bers Of the Police force, on the charg,
Of killing young man named Michs
Walsh, who died last evening, from
the effects of pistol shot which h,
received on Thursday ut the hands OF
the police during street brawl.
The officers we're conveyed to Wilkes
barre Prison, and were followed by a
number Of reputable citizens in car.
riages, for the purpose of having them
released on a writ Of babeas corpus
The streets Of Pittson have been filled
all day with crowds of excited aud in.
dignant people, and popular feeling Is
running so high that violence is hour,
ly expected. The ant.-mortem state.
ment of Walsh is 70 the effect that h.
was down town with some friends; they
had some beer, and on reaching the
corner Of Water and Maine streets
Walsh saw Chief Sullivan and other
policemen arresting his brother.
He went TO interpose, and Sullivan,
drawing pistol told him to stand back
Walsh also pulled out a revolver, and
says he discharged it In the air twice.
The officers then let his brother go, and
both went to a saloon. They were FOL
lowed by the police, and on seeing
them, Walsh started Of. Officers Brown
and Searle were In pursuit, and the
latter drew revolver and fired.
Walsh said that was the shot that
struck him. He was then arrested,
placed in the lookup and attended by
DR., Rice, who stated tina, he was NOR
tally wounded. Walsh was then taken
home.
The ball penetrated above the right
hip, and lodged in his bowels. Officer
Brown states that when he arrived on
lh- scene, it was wild one. Pistol
shots were fired promiscuously, and
ChiefSullivar told him that Walsh had
covered him twice with his revolver.
This officer also states that shots were
fired by himself, Chief Sullivan, aud
officer Kearn. The entire affair grows
out Of what Is known as a payday
spree.
OF late these disgraceful scenes are
becoming frequent in Pittston, and the
lay upon which the men are paid il
generally one Of terror for peaceabl-
itizens. This town had about 70I
special Police, and the business men
say they will stand by them in thu dis
;harge of their duty.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-19
LOCAL TINE TABLE.
NOVEMBER 10, 1873.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.


~ Philadelphia: 23T. T.ob, SIC, 800, $50
y New York. 2.s7, a. m.; 1881, 1889 s.a'
u m, On Sundays; 2.31, So p. m.
For Bal,,more and Washington: iaM. 2io
$50 a. M; 1881, l.oa, bls, p. NJ
For Baltimore. 70s, Express. On Sunday
'or Baltimore and Washington: 1851, 40
$50 u, 10.
For baltimore and way stations $50 a. m.
For New Castle: 60, sl5 a. H., LOS, So
For Delaware r. r.: a.l5 a. m.: LOS. $40 p
m.
No sunday trains.
For wilmington 4 Northern X. H., e2b q
m: :9.2O 4. m; 3p. m.; and 500 p. m. Sat
urday's only. 1l.0O y. IN.
Fer Delaware Western X. r.: ION, $50 p. m
Sunday trains, 1880 a. m.
TRAINS ARRIvE AT WILMINGTON.
From Philadelphia: 12.tb, 2os, ssa, 30 n. m.
1903. l2.i7, 1.t2. 40. b.l3. 8.2S. 100, 40
Ills p. m. On sundays I2ta, LOS, s.A
1910 a. M; T:35. ll.l6, p. m,
ON Baltimore:2 2Sl, 8.67 o.s5a. M; l2.27, 1887
$50, s.ss ,. IN. On Sundays:2.sl. AIN. $50
s.36 p. IN.
From Washington 23l, q. M: 1927, 1871
b.36, 8.36 p. m. On Sundays 2sl q. m;
5.S6, 9.36 p. m.
From New Castle: $50, 1910 q. m.;
7l0 \. m. No Sunday trains.
From Delaware X. r.: $50 a. m; 12.10, 7.l0
pm.
r ON wilmington q Northern K. Il, sos
q. IN. 30 "A. m; Lao p. m; and 7.36 p. m.
Saturdays only, 1910.
From Delaware Western X. r.: T.b5 4. m.
$40 p. m. Sunday trains, sp. m.
TR Ns FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE pHILApKI,-
PHIA.
Fr tnBroad street and Washington avenue
80, 500. 1890, l1.sba m.; 400, 400, 3 10,
800. $40 945. ll.aD p. m. ON Sundays:
1913 20 a, m; 900, il.30 p. m.
F m Thirty-Second and Market streets: Loo,
7.30, i.3b IA. m.: 1925, 400 800. lI.80 p. m.
I'm nnaaNg Loo. T.36 n. m
Daily Republican., 1878-11-19
FOURTH EDITION.
FOREIGN NOTES.


LONDON, Nov. 1s.--Part of tn city OF
Norwich, England, is inundated by a
ireshet. Disastrous floods have occur.
RED In the river Save. in Austria, at,
tended by considerable loss OF life.
fassanants, King Humbert's would
oe assassin, was a meu.be of the Inter
national Society. Arrests of other men,
bers are being effected. .==
Thirteen OF the most influential clti.
zens OF Lemberg, Austria, we're mort.
ally wounded in Sundays riot.
The Old moderado party in the Span.
'sh Congress agree on the principle Of
religious liberation.
Ex-Minister Fourtou has been unsea.
ted by the French Chamber of Depu-
ties.
1t Is said that plot exists in Europe
Tor the assassination of all sovereigns.
A British cabinet council will be- held
Tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-19
fFoE our Sixth Edition.l
0UR COUNTY UoURr.
a large Attendance Tho ssra.d
1uvy--Bustaess Gone Tmronwh

A large Attendance Tho ssrs.d
Sury--Busasess t'"ne Tnrengh
Nsw cAsrLr, DxL., Nov. IS, 1878.
Special TO the RBrUBLicAs.
The Chief Justice took his accustomed
seat long before the opening hour, and
with psn In hand, he sat busily s,.
gagged in executing the preliminary
business pertaining to his position.
The Attorney General and mem t,.rS
Of ths Bar from towns along the road
came ny ON the early train. With III.
court train from Wilmington upwards
"t two hundred more visitors, which
swrlled the number TO an estimated at.
tendance OF 800.
Considerable interest is manifested
in the work OF the session: and much
comment ID being made over tn. prob.
abilities that may arise from the capi.
tai cases docketed for trial.
From present appearances the session
will last we'll on 10 three weeks, and
probably later. Counting the shoot.
ing affair Of Brickle--Williams' there
are i've capital cases for trial.
In conversation with those who have
knowledge Of the evidences attending
the Brickle case, the conclusion arri.
ved at by fhsm is that true bill will bs
found against Mr.. b., and the charge
brought for trial. The dftn case on the
calendar Is that Of Harris for the mur.
der of colored man named Hopkins At
To" nsend. Up to two weeks ago Har.
Tis, the date Of his capture at Chester,
had been at large.
of all thes. cases th. trial Of Harley
Il. Brown, the tain wrecker, excites the
M st interest. There IL a feeling Of
sympathy for him, and even an express
I'd desire that he may escape the more
serious penalty attached to his crime.
This McCann case excites but little com.
inent.
Among those presnt ar. Hon. r. Y.
Bayard, Secretary of state Ignatius G.
Grubb, and Mayor J. =. Almond Of
Wilmington. John Pyle, the new Sher-
III, was also In attendance in the per-
formanue OF his official duties.
Court opened at II O'Clock with Chief
Justice Comegys and Judges Houston
and Wales on the bench,
The Grand Jury was called and after
being sworn was charged by the court
after which the members retired to their
room.
The commission Of John Pyle AS Sher.
i'll Of New Castle county was read, after
which the case of Hugh Duggan for
selling liquor without a lcslse, was
called. Henry c. Turner, his cuunss.s
plead guilty and Duggan was sent.nc.
d by the court to pay a fine Of $50 In
each case. .s...-s ..Eta
George Baerenback. nine cases Of sci.
ling liquor without license. He plead
guilty in four and was sentenced to A
fine OF $50 aud costs In each case.
Matthew II. Ryan for selling liauor
without license. Plead guilty under
two indictments. He was fined $50
and costs in each case.
state VS.. Robert Braynard, sr., and
Robert Braynard, .Ir., for the larceny of
horse was called. The Jury was
irawn and the case Is being proceeded
with.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-19
WILMINGTON. DEL, NOyemhrr 10 Ia.

WnMISaToN. DEL, November 10, 1873.
Latest stock Quotations furnished by
Heald Co, Clayton House Building vii.
mington. Del, att M. to-day.
tfold, looh; N. Y. o. n Hui., ll2i; N
n Erie, 10; Lake Shore, 6s4; North West.
ern, 4tA: North Western Prei., 1917: Rock
Island, llsA; Ohio n Miss, ~: Pacific Mai,
l55a; Western Union Telegraph, 9615: 81.
Paul. 33; st. Paul Pref, 6s1S; Wabash, 23sf;
Union Pacific, ee5SS; Penna., 321S; Reading,
l3l4; Lehigh VALLEY, a7h; Lehigh Nav, 1871
Pitts, T. X b., 81; Central Trans, Al;
Phila. Erie, 7; n. j. Central, 50, Del i,
Del n Hudson, 45 ISIS Coupon iOsX
sos. 'e5. New j.. N j., 1881; go, 's7 Coupon,
1854; $40. '6s Coupon, lO9l4; 1910 Coupon,
lo1A Currency 6's., l2l; New g.. OF 81,
'C534; NJ Registered, lo4s1: As, l00s6,
Daily Republican., 1878-11-19
noyl6.w&st-dAwti
nyl6 3ts

NToTlCE.-Mr Mary A. Morris some few
~ weeks ago, gave to the Building Com
mittee OF Shiloh Baptist church rs through
mistake, portion OF 1t having been received
from friends, that should have been returned
as envelope money. Mrs Morris seeing the
mistake asked the church to return the game
10 her, That being done II will he paid over
as tirst Intended. b. T. MOORE.
WILMINGTON, DEL. Nov. a. nvl4.3t#
NOTlCE-1he Singer Manufacturing Co..
~ have but one office in Wtlminl lton 424
Market street Mr.. W. r. Crossley also has
their machines on sale at his office, Sixth and
Shipley streets. This notice IL given to pre-
vent people from being imposed upon and
dnped by those who are bogus agents, ana
would decoy tne public TO u bogus office. st
our office can be had new or second hand ma.
chimes, cheap for cash or on easy terms OF
monthly payments
THE SINGER MANuF's Co.
nv A. J. VAN Dt'ZE,E AIT
Daily Republican., 1878-11-19
Police pickings.

Since our last report of TIE police do
lngs the following have been disposed
of by His Honor Mayor Almond
James Burns for the larceny Of pair
Of shoes from Howard Moore at the p.
W. 4 B. railroad depot on Sunday NOR
ming, was held in 300 for his appear
ance at court.
Bernard Lapiere, who had just served
a tenn for vagrancy, was recommitted
for 30 days, and Mary Kelley, an old
offender, was given 60 days for the same
offence.
On Saturday coat was sto en- from
tn" sho" mrndng establishment of
Charles Bumel, $50 East Sixth street,
and Edward Ward and Jack Smithy be.
ing suspected Of the theft were arres ed
for the larceny. The coat was subse.
qurntly found at the house of VIM.
Lewis near Eighth aud Lombard. Lewis
being an important witness the case
was postponed until this evening.
Julia Thompson and Annie Parker, q
couple of fast Young damsels, were fined
u each for being drunk and disorderly
on the streets
Ellen Smith was also required to pay
- and costs for disorderly conduct on
the streets.
Checkers.
The match game between Messrs.
Reed and Priest will commence in tits
burg, Pa, Monday, Nov. 25th, at 10
o clock, a. m., consisting of 80 games,
draws and wins to count, for $3.50,
Sl25 a side, and continue daily (Sun-
day excepted) until the match is fin
ished.
Watch Lost.
Yesterday afternoon MI. J Kelly,
member of the Water Witch yacht club,
while on ride to the mouth Of the
creek. lost his gold watch while lean.
ing over the side of the yacht and en-
gagged at sounding with a pole.
Foot Crushed.
George Black, a conductor on the
Wilmington X Nor rhern railroad, had
one of his feet badly injured while
shifting heavy case at DuPont's sta
ton, on Thursday. The box slipped
and fell heavily on one of his feet. The
accident has disabled him from duty
for the present.
Rede,nptOrists COMING.
A number of the Redemptorist Fa
thers will visit the city this week and
on Sunday next at 10 o'clock they will
commence a series Of revival meetin
at 81 Marv,a Cafhnlin nhuroh Gixsh
Daily Republican., 1878-11-19
MONEY READY FOR GOOD FIRST
WI MORTGAGES.
Elliott, Johnson & Co..
BANK ERS AND BROKERS.
SIXTH AND MARKET SITS.

WILMINGTON. DELAWARE
FoR SALE-4 shares Wilmington and Bran
dywine Bank, 10 shares Union National
Bank, 2u8 shares Delaware r. X
Stocks and Bonds bought Tor cash or carried
on margins II desired. Telegraphic commu.
nication with all the Exchanges. Quotations
furnished gratis on application.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-19
For the Republican.
A Gard.

MEssRs. EnmoEs:-There appears t,
be considerable in your paper and il
others, pro and con, about the prOba bl,
ineligibiity OF L. l.. Martin and also in
regard TO my intentions touching the
matter, so much that it seelns proper
for me to speak. The truth is when
llrst informed that no record of a par
don for Mr.. Martin was to be found en-
tered i'll the proper place, suspected
and 50 remarked to my friends, that it
would probably he found pardon had
been granted, bat that the entry of it
had been uarelessly omitted.
At any rate rs further stated, | al
lowed myself to indulge no desire for a
seat in Congress without majority of
the votes OF the people, when. however,
pressing representations were made by
those who had honored me with their
votes and who had therefore to GER
tam extent, the right to dictate in the
premises, that in strict legal construc
tion votes cast for +. l.. Martin Che be
'hg luelllglOlr) were not to be consider
ed, matters assumed another shape and
1t appeared no more than proper that
all the facts should he ascertaincd.
The rather lame efforts of the editors
of the hnc"te aud the +. +. to clear
up the doubts have tended to confirm
us that something is incomplete. As
in your editorial Of the 18th.
the proper way now to set the matter
ut rest appears to be for the friends Of
Nr Martin to produce a certified tran
script lrom any proper record of the
PARDON, or oth"rwi =" he will lie under
tn" suspicious generated by the want
u. the proper docket entry in the Re
cords o' the Court before which he was
aud sentenced.
IN the mean time will you favor Us by
advising your omiableIrie"d of the +. i.
not to los" his appctit" or his sleep ov.
er the "n"r"obFcl candidutp'S hnrqc hur-
~ -" get 10 'o"gresS," as he has put
IT, should that candidate ever, by any
and unsought turn of for
tune. wheel, b" placed in such an hon
o'ah~ position, the Il. T.. will not
Ind 1t necessary to eXercis" itself hunt .
III" mp the pardon records for him.
Yours truly. J. g. JACKSON.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-19
NOTICE&.

TNU UCAPITAIISTS.--A elegant 3O3 acre
i farm In New Castle Hundred. Price
$4,000. half cash. A good 10 acre farm In
New Caste Hundred Price $4,000 one-hal'
cash. JNO. W. WHlTEM AN.
No. W. Fourth street
noyl6.w&st-dAwti
NOTlCE--Notce is herebY given that the
~ firm OF Todd. Riley, l. Co.. Is this day
dissolved by the withdrawal Of Thomas T.
Riley, and u new firm has been this day
formed OF Todd, Pratt. n Co, the said firm Of
Todd, Pratt, Il Co.. assumes all liabilities OF
the firm OF Todd, Riley, h Co, and all who
are indebted TO Todd, Riley, Il Co., will make
payment to the new firm olTodd. Pn,ttA Co
JOHN TopD,
~TEpHgs PRATT
nyl6 3tt THOMAS p Riley
Daily Republican., 1878-11-19
Invitation.

call and see the large assortment of
men, youth and boys clothing Just re-
celv"d at Meyers n. w. corner of 5th
ana Market streets, which he offers for
sale at less than MANUFACTURERS PRICES,
"o North, South, East or West, and
you will find coughs and colds at this
season of tn" year. A remedy which
never tails to give satisfaction is Dr.
Bulls cough syrup. Price rs cents.
FhioE,-l In this city, on the 18th inst. Anna
MARY, daughter OF John J. and Mary v, r
pfice In the 7th year of her age
RclatlVes and irendsare respectullyinvlled
10 a'tend the funeral. from the residence of
ne, her parents 3o6 Shipley street, on Tuesday al
at o'clock.
sweet bud OF promise now farewell,
:. But yet not forever,
You only sleep till Jesus comes,
We'll meet ne'er to sever,
Daily Republican., 1878-11-19
1HiKD EDilION.
O~nlessioss 0f n0dy <mstchcr-
MOW the RObhers WORK.

mOW GnG kODWerb wOHAs
CLEVELAND, Nov. l7.--Joiner, the
wretch who has been in all the recent
grave robbing jobs in this section, con-
tinues To divulge the secrets OF the
trade. he pretends to be- very contri e
over what he has done, and ready to
make amends by exposing his compan
ions TO guilt. His last story related to
Mr.. J. Il. French, son of the old gen
tleman who wa, ruthlessly torn from
his grave in Willoughby, on Sept. l6,
The robbers watch the newspapers, and
when death notices OF persons thought
to be available occur, the graves are
visited and resurrection takes place
In August last a young man fell over a
ledge IN Geanga County and broke his
neck The fact was ,uhlishrd, and the
night after the funeral Minor and Joiner
repaired to Chardon, 30 miles distant,
where the burial had taken place, with
the intention of obtaining the body.
As usual, the doctor, was sought,
who told them that the grave was
watched by two men with shot-guns.--
This WAS unpleasant, but the robbers
thought the doctor might be deoeiving
them with the intention Of obtaining
thr body himself. They accordingly
soughl another doctor. who confirmed
The story, md 50 they abandoned the
scheme and returned. At Chester Cross
Roads in the same county, two robbel 3
from this city were assisted by the Doc
tor and medicll student Of that vii
iage. They went to get She body of an
old lady who was very tleshy, aud u
had died ofappoplexr. The coffin was
reached and broken open without acci
dent, and hook fastened IN the lie k
Four men tagged and pulled in vain at
the prize, but were unaSle to move it.
They were in despair, when happy
thought struck them. Taking thu
reihs from the harness and hitching the
horse to the hook, the body was sue
cessfully brought to the surface
Another pull and the body was safe Y
sackcd and loaded. Another visit wa
made to Hamdep, in this county, ani
this time the robbers were assisted hy
two doctors and medical student.
They did what Joiner calls a gooi
nights work, obtaining three bodies IN
a Short time. Une OF these was that It
lutcher, and as his body was sackrI
the home doctor remarked ~ We
bought meat of this man many time,
and now I'll sell him for meat" Some
time after this the body of young Ii, y
was stolen from the cemetery at Leroy.
Lake County. After digging a certain
distance they found water. This had
to be baiIed from the cotfiu before tn
body could he taken out. The corps.
was found to be somewhat swollen but
made good subject. Mr. French, who
is quite wealthy expresses his deter
mination to follow up this gang ard
will prosecute in every case. DR.. Car
Isle, who is said to have assisted ia
the Willoughby jon, has been indicted
in the Lake County Court for disturb
ing the grave. The best counsel il
this pant Of the State has been engaged
on both sides, and important reveia-
ti0ns will doubtless come out. Thei
trial is set down for Thursday next
-%D-
Daily Republican., 1878-11-19

GTRAY COW.-A red and white k1.U1
- Cow came 10 the premises OF W. 8X
MCDOWELL, In McDowellvillo, near the
city limits. nvlHsts
Daily Republican., 1878-11-19
SptcIAL rnrlC"--l rye oo ors wiz

SPttlhI 'brlC"--l rye lo' OF y wInl
> a inD Private r g., less u
hglt thrO .o -Ntt l'r,. rI ,IllI
Baker. nov, 30 " red, new. Two Fomiiy l,rop
Lral 50 ger /" pr ."d ur" ,,r Ia,Jt. urW.
Also tie follow n that h cen Il e ,it in
goo' InnU.u. orde Irfo h"u pIv Slnger..
Two imp DprU " sou. -,.OlD. .. g.ad as new
four Howe, FIX Vince ur& Wilson :. one VIII
cox ''hb' crop leap tnb.r nearly new.
We VIII 'nII Il y great hr1Hiu n. we must
have til" room. N0u viii never have another
such u c'n ne" "oaIsu DIl u.O. IN.
America sew ny Nachnr \ ..JYst = ruiiy
Machine, il L. lDvr0 Up by II coupe tloy. A i.
the ii-hD Il ami simplest Sew n Machine
made. you only hav"t try it to huv IT, Don't
be ptrsu l3cd IT, buy any Other Machine until
you ilfy" given The American few DAYS
trial, wnGu you buy you don't want to be- 10
the expense OF trading II Oft in d or Il month,
on account Of runnin' heavy. or some other
good reason. as we have and are trading tor
machines good as new Nov 10 get riI vi all
this trouh G and expense pu chase the New
American, and then you are suited for all
time, and you will save money in the end
We exchange for old machines. sell on
monthly instalmeDt plan, or large discount
for ca h.. VIII rent them to family by he
week or month, with the privilege Of buying
II they desire. Office and salesrOom 718 Mar
ket street, Wilmington, Del
]. H. PRIMROSE,
nv19-tf Manager for Peninsula.