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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-03
Shot FROM q beer Vat.

Everybody who has visited Reading
from this place knows somel hing OF
Fred. Lauer and his big brewery. Well,
one OF nj. men had qeer experience II
recent evening, having BEEN shoy out
OF tho man hole "t a mammoth beer vat
like shell trom a mortar He had gone
into lie VAT for the purpose Of varni,h-
iug it D. fore it was sufii zen ly cool. He
took Lamp with him, bus soon put his
head through the man-hoe to get lit
tie fresh air. Alcoholic gas had "een &C
camulating in The vat, which answered
for power, the lasap furnished the matcu
and Johu Gc ler the projeGtile. Johu
was hurled with great force through the
hole at which he was trying 10 get AIR.
When picked up it was fouud mat his
bands and the lett side of his neck were
badly burned, and the hair Oh his head
wa nearly sinsed off.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-03
q srli elias Murderer.

WASHINGTON, Jan. The Guitear
trial wild be re.uined lo-morr wv, and
will occupy the court about two week
more. Ole week will be- COZ sumed in
sur-rebuttal testimony, ant the other in
the arguments of the counsel and dc
livery OF the charge OF Judge Cox.
Guiteau received many callers in jail
yesterday, lady visitors predomin lting.
He appears to he eaten up win vanity,
and pi ondly displayed letters alleged to
have been written by female correspon
dents.
Mr.. Scoville upon consultation with
his wife and John Wilson Guitsau, has
concluded to give no more meals. mails
or new spapers to Charles Guiteau. He
has also deci,ted not to give ans repor
ter permission ID visit or to interview
Gut .au but to leave the eutireinAtter 10
the Warden. He will discontinue the
sending of meals to the prisoner who
will have " Return to the jail fare. Dur
ing the last three days thee hundred
lettors have been received for Guiteau
these contain threats and requests for
his autograph. When Gaiteau reads
such letters his vanity bscomes excited
and he therefore manlfests his feeling,
in court.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-03
MOnlhly Wafer Rcgis,er.

The following is the report of Col
Mclntire. Chief Engineer Of the Water
Department, for the month of Decem-
Der, which compared with correspond
ing month OF last year shows an ill.,
crease III the pumping record of 3, 1871,
0S3 gallons.
Worthington pump at City Mill, run
ming time, % days or 44j hours, 343,.
975 strokes; rais"d to Cool Spring Res
ervoir, ll0.O74, 200.
Water power Turbine wheel and
pnmps), running time days or III
hours; l60,7s3 strokes; raised to Cool
spring, 7,S95,Ol gallons. Total pump d
to Cool Spring, il7,46s,0ls gallons.
Compared with corresponding month
last year shows All increase Of Is, l27 sos
gallons.
Knowles pump at Cool Sprlng-run-
ming time, % days or l36 hours, 2G3, $50
sOrokes; raised 10 Rodney stlcct reser-
voir II ,O69, 100 gallons.
Worthiugton pump at Cool Spring
running time, days or q hours; raised
to Rodney street reservoir, |, li6,339;
total, l2.lS5, 439 gallons.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-03

There has been a great decline in oul
exports OF Dairy Products the pre- eul
year over 1880. We are somewhat sur.
prlset at tuis, but here are the figures
given as official Last year our aver.
age exIor; of cheese was something
over 1000, 900 pounds II week; the aver.
age this year is scarcely over 81, 600, 00O
pounds q week. Last year the exports
of butter averaged about SEQ, 0OG pounds
"a week; this year the average does not
reach 100000 week. For the week
ending November "a, 1880, our exports
of butter averaged 3!4 967 pounds OF
oieornargarlne sos $50 pounds. For the
week ending NOvem Der %. This year,
our exports of butter were liS,G3O,
of cheese 23i.700, OF oleomargarine
2JS, $50. The causes ara suppo SEA TO b.
that while pastures in Europe, from the
wet summer, have been excellent anu
the dairy products iml4 ense, hete we
were visited by a prolonged drought,
eating off our usual supply ald OF
course greatly diminishing the amount
heretofore prepared tor shipment. 1t
will doubtless again revive.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-03
SuinE the cay for LOslug MIS-
Chttd.

James Stinson, of 4 ltoona, Iowa, was
the ward Of a rich auut and her pros
peciive heir. He was engaged TO be
married to Mar Price, au esrimabIe
young lady. She was a church -gaer.
he was net. He always accompanied
her to toe church door on Sunday even
ings, and then waited outside unit! the
services were over, to take her home. A
number of young men were in he habit
OF congr"gaiing about the Methodist
charch door on similar duly. The of.
ticers came to look upon their presence
rs nuisance. They procured the PASS
aee,of city ordinant. forbiddiny The
custom under the penalty OF fine and
Imprisonment. This trignteled all the
louEgers but young Stinson. He persist
ed IN waiting for his girl. On recent
Sunday night a policeman arrested him
and locked him up over night. THIS
was disgrace his girl could not over
look. She dismissed him. His rich
aunt was also SO Scandalizei that she
changed her will, disinheriuny him. To
recSppense himself for ESQ losses
Stinson has brought SUIT against the
city, placing his damages at $4,000.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-03

Annual N set1Dg Last Evening-l
Election Of Omcers - Military
Notes.

Animal N setipg Last Evening"
Election Of Omcers - Military
Notes.
The American Rifles Company Al
held its eighth annual meeting last
evening, and elected civil officers as fol-
lows:
President--Wm. Floyd
Vice President-J. +. Smith.
Recording Secretary-J p. Edwards,
Jr.
Financial Score ary-Elmer Muir.
dock.
Treasurer-Wm II. Hanna.
Trustees-George Russell, K. A Nc.
kelvey and Joseph Jewell.
The old uniforms, forty in number,
belonging to the company, were soli To
a Philadelphia party. who represented
a private organization. The ANIMAL re-
ports of the Secretary aud Treasurer
were read, and the present condition of
the company ~ all that could be de-
sired. They have II full membership,
with bright outlook Tor the future
On FRIDAY evening, January 18th,
there will be a battalion inspection
made by Colonel Wood.
Company + will elect Lieutenant
on Wednesday evening next.
Company g will hold a meeting on
Friday evening, TO elect Captain TO
I'LL the vacancy caused by DR. Curtis
being promoted to thc position of Ma
jor.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-03
NEW YORK WE KLY HERALD,
ONE DOLLAR YEAR,

The circulation Of this po ular newspaper
IL con. family increa sing. 1t contains all the
leading news Of the Daily Her6 Id. and is ar
rang n han y departments. The Foreign
>e.s embraces SPECIAL dispatches from all
quarters Of the globe. Under the head Of
anne lean News are given the Telesraphic
dispatches OF the week from all parts OF the
Union. This feature alone makes THE
WEEKLY HER AID the most valuable
chronicle IN the world, us IL is The cheapest.
Every week lie given faithful report OF Polit-
icai News embracing compete and co npre-
hensive espl ches rom Washing on in lud-
ing full reports Of the sp eches OF eminent
pO / icians on the questions Of the hour. The
Fam Depart Ient of tho WEEKLY HEX
alb ives the latest as well as the most
practical suggestionsa and disco serles eating
10 the duties OF the farmer, hints for raj ing
Cattle, Poultry, Grains, Trees, VEGETABLES,
&c, Nc, with suggsssiols Tor keo.iug build
irgI and farlnin. u ensIlS in repair. This Is
Supplemented by we l-edited department,
widely copied, under the ne I'd Of ms aome,
giving reel JeT tor practical uishe , ats Tor
making 10th ny or keeping up With
the la est IasLi Jus at the lowest priessf
Every item II co king or er0n1my 81 .ye5ted
in thi Dep irtment is practical te ted by
experts before publ. atlJn Letters from our
Paris aud .-ondoa correspondent, o,. sne very
latest flsitOLs n" nom Department of
H. WEthLY HERAL VIII save the
hou seville more tDan ono hundred times the
price O. The paper The interests OF ST.! ed
/ Labor are Irpktd aft r. and e,crythng re-
lating to me d mics and labor saving is caro-
flily r corded. There isl page "ev ted to
al the t~t phase; Of tn ine snAtKets;
Crops, Me chsndise. ,~e NC a 3aiuahle
feature is found IL IN. specially rrportei
, ices ana conditions oft1e pr, hate &drket.
sporting Atw, at ho4 eand abrJ4 szhher
''tl story every week a y rin5n ~ shMe
intuent dt ins, Literary, Music4', Dral.'aS-
'. Pr onal u d Sea Not $ Tgera is no
'sper the " rid whicI con airs so much
css matter every week ~ the "tEkLY
1 X Lp, which is sent, postage free, FIR
u 4 d JLLAR lsu can sub crl 70 ut any
the. / L FEW iOan ARR 10 in a
'eekly 'orm, M DOLLAR n year. AID
RES Ne" IDRs BEGALD, Hs5l way
nd AuG S rec New Yo;k d. 1 GCw
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-03
Pigeon M alcn.

feeter' ny morning, number ofge,l
uenen from this city, who are owners
or carrier pigeons, took them out to
Barker's bridge, about five miles from
this city, for the purpose oftesting thei,
flying qualities. The birds were to fly
to their respective coops in this city.
Each man paid an entrance fee and the
whole was pooled, which amounted to
$l2. All the birds made remarkably
good time, and the bird owned by Mr..
Alfred Johnson took the prize. The fol-
lowingis the summary:
alfred Johnson's bird, ca minutes !;
Lewis Lees, minutes Jack Lees
"a minutes Jack Sprague's, min
nLes; Josh. Bowers 1871 minutes
Thomas Fagap's, 1917 minutes.
Mr. johnson offers to fly his bird
against any other bird in town for SlU
. side.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-03
A Good Paper.

The Saturday evening Post is one OF
the largest and best papers 10 PhI!adel
phia. 1t has twenty pages four col
umns each page OF reading matter in.
cluding advertisements, tue whole
printed on on very pretty pink tinted
pager. The contents ar devoted TO TO-
nance, farm aud garden, editorial,
poetry, re siins for young flks, news,
notes, and spicy TIT BITS tnat always
provoke good humor. The subscription
of this superb paper is only one dollar
IA year, but for tw dollars the plblish.
ers will give u premium of picture
called, 'presenting the h,ide" a photo
telegraph" "A by q locke, and worth
ga, TIE off OF the Post is 726 Saa-
SON stree, puilalt ,ph a, Pa.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-03
II .imorOus Dots.

"This house for SAIL" was the way
tie landlord spelled the announce
mept. A smart fellow came along and
asked, "W hen will this house sail >"
"As soon as some one comes along who
can raise the wind" was the cool
answer.
A French writer remarkS:-'Tf a
lady rays to you, Il can never love
yon, wait IA little longer; all hope is
rot lost. Bus if she says. No one has
more sincere wishes for your happiness
chan H., take your hat"
Talking with sailor reccntly arrived
from Senegal, some one asked him:
"But, after all, what is the yellow
fevrr?" "Well, the yellow fever is,
You nigh. say, Just about like the
Lyons railway; it Kills every time :"
can that's the Pillar of Hercules ."
she said, a ting he silver specta-
cles. Gracious, what's the rest Of his
bed-c'othes like, | wonder"
The lap Of luxury-when the cat gets
at tie cream.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-03
7'as~Ggy'S ,sNbpra~
kHISfbh = yrULF.
~ hEa,si aa's f,vyrs,

Z HflSTbh = 'yrILF.
~ hka ISL asi's IVY
NEW CAsrLR COUNTY, Ues. 81 leSI. I
Upon the application OF frs.ms =. Berna-
dou AdninisIato- OF George W Sernadou.
late OF ranoywioe Hundred, In
said county, ueceassd II IL ordered and
directed by the Register that the al
ninistrator aforesaid give aotica Of grant
ing OF Letters OF Administration upon tho
estate Of the deceased with the date OF
granting thereof, by causing ad ysrti se~lents
" bn posted within t.rty days FROM he date
Oh snch letters IN SIX Of the most uublic
places OF the county of New Castle, recurring
all persons having demands against the %.
tate TO present the same, or abide by nn Act
OF Assembly in such case made aud crowded:
and also cause the same to be insUr ID within
the same period in The DAILY kEPUHLICAN q
newspaper published in Wilmington and 70
10 continued therein three wseks. ,e.p-dl
Given under the AZ and Seal
LIS. OF Office OF the Register ur5said at
~ Wilmington, In New &c. tie county,
aforesaid, she day and year above Hrjtten.
y. C. BlGfS Iegister.
Nor1cE.-All persons having claims against
The estate of the deceased must PRESENT the
same duly attested 10 the Admin strator ON
or before December 1857, or abide the Act OF
Assembly In such case made and provided
FRANCIS +. BERNADUJ
Administrator,
or samuel A. M1ctlister,
hls attorney, Wilmington, Del.
Address No. 2OT Walnut Place, Phiia-
telphia Pa.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-03
DR.. sfm,ns' vegetable Liver pills.

The perfection OF pills; Mankind's Favorite
Pills, Sugar coated) Now endorsed by thou
sands They move the bowels easily BY acting
direc iy Cd the liver. restore the lost energies
oy prom citing the healthy action Of the liver;
in doing this headache, neural kia, pains In
the ,ght or eft size o. through the limbs,
Indigestion, CO tiveness siJk stomach weaz
back, d zznesS. bad feelings through the
boiy, aching limbs bil,ousness ague general
weakness ana other b IDLY innrmities are
cured Thew positively operate without grip
ping sick ming, Weakening, or leaving the
bowels costive. A splenGit easy purgative
boxes (siy in one,l 81, sent by mail. SOLD by
all leading medicine dealers. Main depot,
Fourth and King streets, Wilmington, del
Philadelphia depot, oo2 Arch street, johnson,
Holloway Il 90. nOv22 II
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-03
Inc Stories AbOUl Ex.President
hEys4S

The Cincinnati Commercial says: "A
d lty and usy story has b en- going The
rounds to toe effect taaI ex.rresiue I Hey Is
refusel to subscribe to tho CARTE d Moau.
ment lie did ubscribe $3.50, ana offered to
make he sum 500 1 others In his ceEn.y
woulJ raise an equal sum. lie ma o no liea
OF pJyerlshment. but 8 aieI tn fact tha.
OF rs silary rs @re5ideat, 500, 900, he hal
saved 500, coo ; add that he told IA ieit 81 :
% year by cioso management, might be
saved There had been story that * Pres
ident Hayes had made Sl5, OOJ a yearost Of
has wheat crop In DakotI, and he Tod Il d
good joke the fact at h ) owned Il sectll n OF
"a in Dak,ta takel as dc t, and a far
mer WAS work. x /, for the use Of ii Ard
for five years, VINO ha frwarIei two ok
Of -four a. q c.s. OF s..jJ III Jra or trAnsyJrta-
tioI thar an eqlil quantity woul4 nave cost |
in Ohio"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-03
A WOMAN BURGLAR.
Arrest Of . YOung woman In Fse-
dOnia for BargIary.

BUFFALO, Jan. 2.-The village OF Fredonis,
Chautauqus county, has been thrown into .
state oil excitement by the arrest Of two young
persons charged with committing u series o,
burglaries. The former residence Of Mr.. l.
ii Taylor, now Q resident Of Delaware avenue
Buffalo, has been closed for the past year on
account of the death OF Mrs. Taylor. Mrs.
Taylor's sister in.law, Miss +. Thomas, now
his hnusekeeper, went to Fredonia about six
months ago to secure soma Of the household
articles for removal to Buffalo. bat on enter
ng the use she 'scovered that many things
had b en- stolen. without ascertatnlng the
whereabouts ofthe goods or getting clue to
the thieves, Miss Thomas left the village and
did not return til last week. While she was
there Miss Ella Cummlns. a pretty and &C
| compllshed woman of about thirty years, was
CHARGED with shoplifting, and the stolen
goods wers found in her possession. suspicion
ointed 10 he. as the robber of the Taylor
house. TIE Depu y Sheriff secured a search
rraat, and after an examination of the
lidT's home he found the goods secreted In
Diff rent phases to avoid detection. Miss
Cummins was arrested and confessed her
guilt. She alleged that George LorA wood,
employed by Messrs. Arend X Morgan, of
Buffalo, was her accomplicc. Deputy Sheriff
Lake proceeded 20 Buffalo, and, 10 company
with Detective Battel, arrested the young
man and took him to FredOria He also con |
fessed. Miss Cummlns, be claimed, stole the |
articles and he helped carry them away. The |
goods consisted of fancy silk drei ses purchas
ed in France, silver and chins tea sets, &C.,
am uniting In value to 800. Miss Cum
minis Is good-lookipg, highly ed lcat Cd
young lady, being graduate o'and formerly
a teacher in the state Normal School of Ere.
dUnia. She retains her usual c. m pOsr,re. and
claims that she was ins, ,ired to com ait the
different offences, and that she Il not responol
sible for the crimes, as she vas the agent
IN irres stible power, and cannot be convicted
II has been learned hat she Is o strong adyo
, ate and bciaver in SpirituulIsm, nd claims
she has frequently received communications
rom the spirit world. Lockwood is about 20
FEARS old. He has been lo0kel upon, 1t iy
aid, san exemplary young man, and WAS
highly respected until hi 5 arrest. He now
POSSESSES the sympathy the tommuai ty, as
I is generally believed he has been the vlctim
# deception. The prisoners were admitted to
'ail In the sum of g 200 to await the action Of
he Grand Jury. Mr. Taylor says he viii
prosecute the pair to tho full exte t of the Y
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-03
De n ISOLATION.

There IL, after all, some consolation
In being an editor, if We can credit a
correspondent Of an English journal,
who says that "the lowest percentage
OF insanity is among men and women
eng aged AZ authors, edi :ors, journalists,
Reporters, translators, and others en-
gagged in literary work. OF IA 1000
such persons only twelve are returned
as lunatics." In truth, All editor or
journalist has so little time to indulge
In the cranky ways and actions M tb"
outside world, although observant Of all
Ut them, that be naturally keeps his
lieSd pretty evenly balanced.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-03

William q, Martin drove nobby
team around the city y sterla morning
whicn AT ,cted Consider tDls- a, tent ion.
The dark hays prarced beneath a suit
of gold mounted harness which spark
led In III. sunlight. Bat seldom has
1t been the LOT Of Wilni, gtoi ians to
sse such magnificent arnegs. They
were made by top,iinss a. Wafer,
FIT enth and Locust & eets phila-
ds'phia and the price Of them was 500.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-03
Doubts Married.

Miss Melissa J, Remsbulg, Of ohio, will.
undOub ed y, be tho Il, roine OF t'e neAt
American II rel. Til actompli'he IN alden
achieved th' ssry unusua 70 Il VI mirry Ing
two Of her lovers in ono d. la fact, tweutv
Ave minutes after her marriage vita lover
No. l, Dhe beca ue the bride Of lover NO =,
having left tho first ons up1A some trhing
excuse 10 run Gown street to me t aud MARY
the secon one Is tho fenala crank coming
to the surfa3e?
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-03

Judge Porter and Lawyer Davides
think $25, 600 would be adequate com-
pansafion for their services In the G ui.
teau trial.
Mr.. James Gordon Bennett has left
Paris for st. Petersburg to confer with
the Russian Government relative to the
formation of . new Polar expedition.
Hon. r. Joy Morris, ex-Co~gressman
and ex-U nitsd States Minister TO Tur.
key, died on Saturday In Philadelphia
He held number OF offices In the city
ard State and was writer for the 10.
cal press.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-03

On Saturday night after the close Of
tho Orr hans fair in Institute Hall,
SOME c0ntem ptibls thieves entered The
room by means of false keys. A small
printing press was stolen from tbs tn
bic Of the church of the Sacred Heart,
and about two dozen fine silk haniker.
chiefs from the table of St. Peters
Church. The scoundrels left no clue
which would lead to their detection.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-03
A Brill an Wed flag,

The Presbyterian Church at Chesa
peake City, M"., WIS the scene OF &
brilliant " ddlns, On Ihurs.sy last. The
contracting patue3, we're Mr.. JaIues
| f 'aHou AID Miss Laura i. Nc.
1ntlre, naugnef # Samuel Mclntire,
ESD all Of Delaware The csremon
VAS porfrne oy Rsvs. ia ,es McIn-
tir", OF E,Flol, AID G p. MaiIery, OF
this ely. Miss Mary ClaytoI, OF
Nj I'LL .os1, presided AZ the organ. The
church W. handsomely cotaud for
the occasion, and a large humber of
friends Hete present.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-03
Hanoser's rreat 40 Ia, u,.tIarsm

Accor ing 70 the usual custom Hano
yer Presby Church treated tnt
SUNDAY School scholars u tn ir anDu4
Christmas feast "A the SCHOLARS aer,
present, also "a nun er Of trends Of tn
sehvoL Before indul, iug IN ii i.a,t,
the following BRET but his y nnjpy
ahle programme Was reud d: h luu,
-, aoronation;' prayer, y R,v DE-.
NJ 1rks; select re ding, Miss RAN; W., ,
Miss Annie Raudi itsky; rea1ing, Miss
MARY b. Steele, aud a 500 Oy Mr.
Newhall. Ar one end o, tn So. o.,
room large h use OF eve gree had
been erected, in which was stored IA
gifts OF Santa Claus. Three II The
!, ounger $ hoIars wee depui IL d 10
distriblte the & its TO tho othar schil-
AIS. A piea.anI time was spcnt by all
and the children wsfe mad. happy
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-03
WEALTH!

DR.. e. q. Vests Nerve and Brain Treat
mem: Specitc for Hysteria, Dizziness,
Convu.. Oh Nervous Headache, Mental De-
preston l. IS OF Memory, Sp 'rmatorrh9a,
Imp tenLy, Involuntary Emissions, Prema-
tuIe Old Agt. caused bv over.exerJon, self
abuse, OF 0ver-indulgence, which leads to
misery. decay and death. One box will cure
recent cases. Each box contains one months
treatment. One dollar box, or six boxes
for i've dollars sent by mail prepaid on re-
Sept Of price. We guarantee six boxes te
cure any case With each order received by
US for six boxes, accompanied with five dol.
lars. we will send tho purchaser our written
guarantee TO return the money II toe treat
ment does not effect q cure. Guarantees
Issue, only by N b. Danforth. Druggist
Dor. End ana Market streets, Wilmington,
Del.-Soie agent. nOv25-d&w
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-03
d EGISrER'S ORDER.
~ REeIsTER's OFFICE,


New CASTLE COUNTY, Dec. 10, 1881.
Upon the application Of Cecilia J. James,
Administrntrix Of Samuel James, late of
Pencader Hundred, In said county, deceased.
IT Is ordered and directed by the Register
that the Administrative afore aid give notice
of granting of letters of Administration upon
the estate OF t g deceased, with the date OF
granting thereof, by causing ad ,ertlsementS
10 be posted within forty days from The date
of such letters In six Of the most public places
Of the county Of New Cast g, requiring an
persons having demands against The estate
TO present the same, or abide by an Act Of
Assembly In such case made and provided:
and also cause the same 10 be inserted within
the same period In the DAILY REPUBLIoAH,A
newspaper published In Wilmington and to
be continued therein three weeks (e-od.)
rr~-, III en- under the hand and Sea
L y. of Office Of the Register AZORES id at
e---J' New Castle in New Castle County
afOresa d, the day and year above written,
q. BlGdS, Register.
NOTICE AL persons hay ing CT ii Us AGAINST
The esta of the deceased must present the
anne, duly atteseit to The Administrative on
,r before december 10th, A. D., 1882 or abide
he Act OF Assembly in such case made and
,roViied. CECILIA j. j AMES
Administrative.
Address :-Oooch's Bridge Del dec-l2f
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-03
OyssArs,

II you want to get the best and fresl >
est oysters in the market 60 to Aim
scow's, I'll 0hipley street. 20, ~, 80
and 40cts. Dor quart; and also Wholesale
and retail.