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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-30
The New Battle Cry.

"Free soiln was the inspiration, the
creed and the watchword OF the Repub
lican party when, in 1856, it sprung into
the national arena like q self created
giant. Free soil' was the inscription
on al! its banners in that memorable
campaign in which the young giant gave
ample promise of the strength and
prowess it was to show in coming con.
tests.
Free soil" was still the shibboleth Of
the bold, aggressive Republican party in
1860. "No more slave States" was the
free soil platform on which it won Il o
victory over the divided and demoral-
lied DEMOCRACY.
Free men" was the next Republican
battle cry, and under its inspiration,
grand armies Of Republicans and as
many war Democrats trAmple the life
out of slavery on the bloody battle.
fields Of the war Of the rebellion.
"a free ballot for every man without
distinction Of race, color or previous
condition, was the shibboleth OF the Re.
publican hosts when they next went
forth to battle. BY this sign they con-
quered, giving suffrage to million
men who had just been released from
slavery.
Since then the Republican party hss
had no inspirations. Since enfrsnehise-
ment Was accomplished the Republican
party has lived on its memories. 1t
has faced the past. II has pointed
with prido" to deeds Of other days, and,
= an old .oldieY"shoulders his erutch
and shows hoY4ields we're won, 20 this
prematurely.sged party has bAbbled Of
the exploits Of its youth, and fought its
old battles over and over sgain.
At last the grand old party is prspAr.
isg to raise again the battle CRY Of free
dom. Some Of its veterans. who fought
successfully for free soil, free men and
free ballot have another wAtchword for
the old banner.
Free rum" is the shibboleth of the
next crusade. Let us relieve the toll.
ing millions by repeating the uhiskey
taz" say the sachems and chief counsel.
ors of the party that boasts Of having
done 20 much for the cause Of freedom.
How do the Republican masses feel
when it IL proposed TO take their old
battle Aag7 and add the motto free
rum" to Tree SOIL free men," free
ballot -
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-30

THE Democratic State Committee
is to meet at Harrisburg on the third
Monday of January for organization
under the new rules adopted by the last
State convention. Very important
changes take place in the party gov
ernment We believe the party is to
I've represented at this meeting by del
egate or members of the committee
from each county.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-30

K. r. SIsK, stock and grain broker
in Harrisburg, has disappeared and it
appears victimized a number of busi-
ness men of that city to the amount Of
$4,000, who are now anxiously in
quiring for the whereabouts of the
absconding embezzler. he has proba'
bly, gone to escort Maj. PhipPs home
to his anxious friends in Philadelphia.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-04
conpat

years ny h
| d ,'hanad
$1,000, 0+s
|.pOhassls
| lar romlg
the pr3,I
|eIbef slil
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-04
Nilyy II eight,

II you will ask any man, who was a
resiaent of Wilmington fifty or more
years ago, If he knew Silvy Knight,
the answer If truthfully given, will be
an affirmative one, for Silvy in her, Of
his day, was truly character, I say
her, or his, for her species with many
persons was an unsettled question up to
the day of her death, some clained that
she was @D heindphrodite. Thi,s how.
ever, 1 presume arose more from the
tact T her always appe Ning on the
street partially dressed In mcu's Clothes
she Invariably were Il mans hat; she
was ready at any time or place when
under the influence of liquor, (aud this
had Decomea second natuTe with herr
IL Stgage in copnba with any nan who
crossed her path, and Siylr most gencr-
ally,though not athIe tc in build would
in zach conflicts come Of victor. The
writer saw he- once when she had just
emerged from fight with a poAertH!
man. all covered with biold; but even
then, although Overpewered for the
tErsa being, she was not subdued. Tho
small Us wei ~ the lager boys in the
Borough we'll knew when Sllvy had
hsen indulg.ng too fresly, for NJ scch
times she always carroll some klud eta
cane, and walked with a pcculiar and
wei! knowa strut. adler such Gircum-
stances tbs juvenile. gave her wide
berth, for If mulested now in any way
sac would not attempt pursuit. bur
would cast her cane after her pursUers
with mos. uuerr!ng Gin. She WAS Gu
tirely BARNES. whtm not disturbed and
oarticniasly funl Of small children.
Soor Shy, | don suppose w shall
ever look upon hcr Ike agar In
early life she had " EN- slave. S.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-04
Card S7lrpfisps.

In the county, card and letta, sur.
rriSes have become the custom for birth.
day and wedding anniversaries. IL j.
dome by nu'nher of friends v riting
letters Gsd enclosing cards or artlt les ul
value, GlrC ct1d tdgae nearest posscOttice,
hut by arrangement the mai is 5akeu
eut by menUer ot the family ald Re.
tanned until the conspicuous date Mr.
amor Chandler, u Beaver Valley, was
surprised III this manner OF We1ues,
day evening last, thai being his itty
seeoud birth day. Mr. GhaLdhr is
Postmaster at Beaver Valley, but the
letters tor the suCtrise were all directed
&c Brandy wine Snmmit. On that day
MIR. Chandler was IN Philadelphia and
when retWning he was hailed At the
SImmit by the Pcs tmaSter and inform
cd tina there was some mat for s,im
Nj. Chandler stepped inside to get it,
but he lore open. h,s eyes VIXEN he saw
it, and then his Fifty second birth lay
flashed upon MS mind.
v hat ANAL it was ! 1t filed up his
pockets and his arms were tHsl besiGes.
Besii.s a large number OF cards and Yet
tiers Hf sentiment, NJ. Chandler was The
recipient of sn almost endless quantity
of bsndkercnicfs, rose, gloves, aid
many other articles Of utility IA 1
beauty.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-04

The mechanics employed under the
direction of NJ. Farron, in erecting a
barn for Aaron X Woodward, whose
cupies the farm of Gilpin P.aStidham
iu ChristixAa tHLd ndred, were created tc
an elegant Christmas dinner on Satnr.
dav. the 2sth uh., prepared in Mrs.
Wood wards very best style, and bat
few ladies indeai are better f1sted III
culinary affairs. About twenty-five
mechanics partook of the turkeys and
ci ickens, with tt.a necessary accom-.
p@aiments, which g.acsd the table on
the occasion, and AL Of them were
highly pleased with the feast, to which
they did full justice If we may Gadge
trON the favorable report made TO their
frieads in kennettSInare, AZ Indicated
by uNe notice wAich appeared in tbe
"Adsance" Of that plea SAINT little town.
MessSs. Woodward anil Stidham are
both greatly pleased with the wos4r
lone u the barn, and rGhe mechanics
will doubtless long remember with
pleasure the manner adopted by them
% signifs their satisfaction.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-04

MARrpELL, MD, Jan. ,, 1889.
r., a..

TUT buo nbrNSLiuhN'
Our approaching Christmas fsstivi.
ties had oiled our thoughts and engross-
ed our time for several weeks prior.
The Methodists had determined on an
eutsrtainm. Mt at each Of the churches
constituting Marydell circuits, aud "A
spirited rivalry was early begotteu.
The first was held in Thomas Chapel.
The charch was beautifully trimmed,
while too cedars, we'll laden, stool in
side the chancel and lent additional
Charm. The programme comprised the
reading of appropriate selections by two
OF our young ladies', u very Impressive
address bv the pastors son, who WAS
home for VIZ ation from school, and the
reading of the Sunday school roll in
verse. the wish OF the pastor This lat
ter was very enthusiastically received,
while he epiire gave eminent satisfac-
ton. Then came the annual tea
enough coGtect'ons and cake TO put every
on" ut tie crowded audience ia good
humcr But the coming isatuie Of the
OCCASION was the distribution of pre-
seuts. There were numerous, while
many were costly AMI very elegant.
The pastor and his family came in for
GOOD share and among them was II
beautiful wolf robe elegantly lined
with scarlet cloth. This was a com
plata surprise.
The next in order was held ut Tenn,
pleville. The church was very neatly
tlimmed, and the usual Christmas tire.
stood inside the chaucel. Otherwise
the organizations wers not elaborate.
rhs sv-nir. was spent in harmonious
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-04

InterssstWg Polar N~sea b. One Of
tho Greeley Expedition.


ST. LouIs, MO-, Jan. 2.-The Globe
letters written by DIR. Octave Pavy,
United States army, formerly OF This
city, who went to the arctic region on
the Gulnare in July, 1880, and re-
NAMED In Greenland until the arrival
Of the expedition under Lieutenant
Greeley In july 1881, which he joined
IA surgeon aud naturalist at Godhaven,
on Disco Island. Tho letters bring
dates down 10 September of last year,
and note the arrival of the Proteus
with Greeley expedition ut Godhaven
last July, aud the passage from
there to Lady Franklin Bay I'm
Discovery harbor, where preparations
were mada to build housp, 10 be-
called Fort Couger, in honor OF senator
Conger, which il the first signal station
by the colonization party aud the head
quarters Of the land exploring parties.
On the y ,Ssags from Godhaveu to La.
dy franklin Bay, DIR. Pavy and Lieu
tenants Il seley and Lock wool went
ashore at the Cary Islands, and visited
the depot Of provisions placed there by
Captain Mares, OF the English eXpedl-
ti,n, in 1876. At Lifeboat Cave, where
Buadington and part of the Polaris
party passed their second winter after
the death of Captain II all, they found
several relics OF the Polaiis camp, and
sent them TO some of the party now in
Washington. Cape Hawks and Wash.
iugton survey Island were also visited,
and the drpots established by Captain
Mares inspected. AT the latter place
Lieutenant Lockwood made copy of
the record left ny Captain NaIe+, which
he left in the Cairn, and brought the
original away.
At Cape Lieber they went ashore and
the cliff, which is about 300
feet high, and had magnificent view
from il, everything lying lik"a pano-
rama before them. H. was from this
high cliff that DR. Hayes saw the open
Polar sea. The cavern he mentioned
having entere,i could not b.. tolnd, pri-
Or to the arrival OF The Proteus at God
haven, Dr. Pavy had a large quantity
Of fur clothing made, and procured 9th
n necessary artiHle. for the sledgs par
les, which will make explorations from
Fort Conger northwari to the pole.
This station Is In latitude II degrees Al
MINUTES, and longitude 81 degrees as
minutes west.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-04

The fame boarding ouse of Garrett;
Abois, near Rtehburg, New York, not
far from the Pennsylvania lire, was de-
stroyed ihy fire at one O'Clock Sunday
morning. Gas trCm an oil we'll used us
fuel in tbs kitchen was The cause. Mrs
Abois WEI sick of fever, and her hus
band, 70 years Of age, was asleep in a
chair by Ser bedside when the fire
broke out. HeW&s awakened by the
smoke ana carried b down into the
snow in bs- night clothes, aud then
turned to ssve the children, bat could
not reach them. Two girls, aged Ie-
6pectively ~ and Is year, aud a BOY
st nearly 10 year 'perished in the build
lug. Several Suardrrs we're dangerously
burned in making their escape, a0d
Me-s AbDis is likely to die tiom the
effects Of exposure,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-04
WANTED.

NyANTED -ABDUT 30 HORSE POW
w or engtse AMI boiler. Srate price,
Sss, oondi ion, NJ. Address dec!0- l2teoa
SAML MeCLARY, JR., WI, Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-04
lIIGh WAY RvRR cry.
A Young Lady Assaulted On the
kteoel-lIer Pocket Book ana
Of she Thief

Of she Thief
| One Of the most daring robberes that
has been heard of for some time, was
comuitFeI in this city on Saturday
| night last, about ten O'clock, the cir
cum stances OF which are about AZ fol
lows
Miss Mary Is. Dorsey, n young lady,
| who resides at No. l2!4 Washington
| street, came down town on Saturday
evening, 10 make some purchases. Al
ter purchasing the deslr, II articles, she
started ter home, about Ten r'clock,
going along Market sheet TO Eighth,
out Eighth To Shipley and up SIMPLIFY
towards Ninth. When near Ninth, she
was suddenly seized by u negro, who
pnt his hand over her mouth and thres.
tened her lite If she &tem pied an out
cry, and also used other Insulting lau-
guage toward her. de- then grabbed her
mutt end ritlied il ofa pure, valued at
~ cent, and containing s. - in money !;
IA sblk handkerchief, valued a. 81; a Dol
tie of medicine worth 10 c 'nts and two
porors plasters which cost 70 cents lie
also took from her ann bottle of
Cherry PeCiorai, vglued at a., and
after securing all h. could be numedl.
ately Fed, and disappeared SefOre she
could call assistance.
She immediately had warrant
sworn ont for the e AT of :no villain,
and the officers were On the lookout for
The man. One party was taken into
custody by au oSiia"r, who took him
beiOre,the lady ana she stated that e. ey
had the wrong ipan. He was allowed
10 daIa and the officers continued
their search. Yesterday Officer Bern.
hardt and McGonigle arrested a color
ed man named Charles Il. Price, who
protested his iID0cence, but he was
taken 'before Miss Dorsey, who inme.
dtately exclaimed "Nhat's ths man"
He wac accordingly locked us in the
cells.
Lastevening he Sas given hearing
before Mayor Almond, when Miss Dor.
sey again positively identified Price as
the guilty man, aad neltteI she cir
cunlstances as given above.
Free had several witnesses examin-
ed, in order to prove that he was az
Ninth aml Walnut streets from $50
o'clock until after n O'clock, Ma their
testimony was meie guess work, and it
would nave been bard matter tor them
to have told the exacI TIME that Price
came in th2t vicinity.
This belng case to bsdiecidol by al
hi chez tribunal, the MAYOR held the
prisoner in the sum Of 81 900 forfhis ap-
pearatsee at court.
The sautf bel nging 10 tho lady was
hs her, the darkey having
bhrowh that IA the street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-04
The PhiIadefph n Mint.

The coinage executed at the United
States Mint in Philadelphia curing 1881
aeereoated 10, ia $50 pieces, valued at
VIC 976 1865 10. vi this ameant 1920
were double eagles 1877 ,26O eagles, o.
70s, 800 half eagles, $50 three dollar gold
pieces, $50 quarter eagles, z 800 gold dol
lars Y 975 silver dollars, 10 975 halfdol.
lars, II, 975 quarter dollars, "a 1915 dim, 8,
1880 five cent pieces, 1850 575 three
cent pieces and 30, ri ,575 cents This
makes the to al gold coinage 9,59I,2lO
pieces, silver 8, 212 800 pieces and AZ, 1865
525 in base com. Iu addition 70 these
D6O trade dollars were coined as proof
pieces.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-04
ID sscIuttan % Co. "a tnershlp

Messrs. Novel; and McNsir, who
star led the Brandv~ine Seminary last
spring under such favorable auspices,
have had dis greeRept and the part.
nsrshiy is dissolved. 1t is Not positively
known what cause led to the trouble.
X il stated that both principals will en-
deavcr to open school IN the same
but it is probable that one Of
the partners will start In another loea-
tion. The school was to have opened
to-day, but on account Of the Trouble &c
will not do 40 unCil the difficulties be-
y cen the eutlemeu ara settled.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-04

13lSI EN- y ORDf.R,

HI .e.A. - Opypps
NEW CAsrLK County. Dec. Il, issl,
Upon the application II sraasis e Bsrna-
dou Administrafo' OF George W. Beruad0u.
late OF Fran ywine Hundred, in
said county, deceased IL IN ordered and
directed by the Register that the adj.
ministrator aforesaid give notice Of grant
ing Of letters of Administration ul0n tho
estate OF the deceased with .ae date Of
granting thereof by causing entertainments
70 bo posted witha fsrty days nom The date
OF snch letters 10 sig Of the most public
places Of the county Of New DasLls, reJutring
all persons having demands Against Inc es.
tate W present the same, or abide ny an Act
OF Assembly In such case made and provided;
and also cause the sd me 10 be Inserted within
the same period in tho DAILY RsYUBILcAs, q
newspaper published 10 Wilmington, and TO
he continued therein three weeks. te-o-d.)
~ Given under the b. and Seal
l.. 3. OF Office Of the Register 'oresaid at
~ wilmington, In New Csftle county.
Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
>. g. BltffS, Register.
NOTION. All persons having CHAINS against
the estate Of the deceased must PRESENT the
same duly atteste1 tO the Administrator on
or before December l,l8S2, or abide The Act Of
Assembly In such case made ami provided.
FRANCIS +. BERN ADOJ.
Administrator,
cr'amuel A. NJ scallister,
his attorney, Wilmington, Del
Address: No. V7 Walnut Place, Pblla-
delphia Pa.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-04
.s,Ia med feu Y de IN flesh. !,

X. Ii. Kline, M d., 93l Arch street, Phila.
Pa IL have not had q aft" since the tirst
days use of your "Hreat Nerve Res,orer.' ~
Have gained ten pounds in flesh. MIR. Ham.
NETT has sickly child about months old;
t IN days ago he heard Of your "GreN Nerve
Restorer" and came after me; he and all
present sid IL would die before shutdown,
having hal s hts In succession; l gave the
child drops of the "Kestorer;" In two hours
3 drops more and 1t has not had any fits since
WI, TALLEy, Marietta, s. O.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-04
CHRISTMAS GROUERlES.

We have Just received our Christina.
stock Of groceries such as raisins, carraDts
e!tren, lemon peel, or nge peel. dases, tixs,
] lilies If all kinds; d. OF apples. 8; dried
PEACHES, 10; eSp al pies 10 evp. p aches
IL anberrl :, not those frosted ones 10 cts
por quart; 3 b.. Jickso = hester county
homemade mince meat, rs; I TBS OF the same
MAKE apple butter IS; p pper sauce, 20 per
quart saur kraut, Is yer quart /; 3 Nd. best
rice. U.s. 8 nj 'rench pru es. rs 5 I'D. new
>urran ., rs; Laugiyra Office, 70 IN" rioabo
26; golden io, 20; good tea, 40 extra. 30 {;
fine, ~ syrup, 10 cents quart extra, l2ets ;
golden syrup, Is; California drias. 20; saa
sag and scfspple, msde by evils Lanh0rn.
OF Chester county. We ale the sole ,geats
for cabbage n this city Remember. for II. 81
cash We win sell bb,. OF extra Family,
patent process four; we guarantee tisfsc-
ton or send after the fl ur and refund the
money, 40 you take no risk IN buying tine
four % Hs., co bag &c. flour Is extra.
Gall at FORD'S STORE, front aud Madison
nOy2a
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-04
DUBIIC SALE

PUBiAo SALE
A farm OF 70 acres, including later purchase
Of 18th acre, Oh ne cid Hockessin Rad n ear
oriiie. Ia Ill Greek Hundred, neSr to
Red Clay Creek and To tho ID, aware West
orn railroad,
SATURDAY, JANUARY I, 1889.
ut2 G'clp1k T.. N.
On the premises, without pc, tpon ment. with.
drawai Or undsibi ldinE.
On Fht. prop ,rty, snOsn ms the Erb or Allen
III arm, cont TINS 70 s.res: il on tie HOekes-
$40 road near M. Pleasant Inn; a. out miles
from Wil.aingt0n, abort or c lnIle from Wood
dale station, o. the ielaglfe Western rail-
rold; near to Red CLAY Geek, to chur hes,
schools, mills ami pJStotics This desirable
tafin is divided irE.c s~7ea fields, with good
fences, about 10 a ret Of wo iJiGnh, chiefly
young chestn't lumber. excellent oreharl =,
plenty o 20 d wat r With 10 d stone dwell.
ling ana bnru, aud oth@r 0utbui d ngs
For terms ofsgle and pa tiCuars SEQ large
posters Bear u mi al hat this safe ia pest.
tive and Nithou. soserYe.
] T. HEALD
Seventh sad Ma X sreess,
agent to effect the sake
dec2ssl ianed-ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-04

r7OR SALE A BARGAIN

A arm Of 30 acres In Chris,ianG Hun ired
half a mi 70 south Of 8reenville station, and
two miles from Wilmington. II hasa wei
ing house Of rooms, commanding gooh
view Of tue Della ware river, barn, sssot'hS
and other outhouses In goo orde The Iana
IA well Improved. vol, waier,d. and mas
= IN nj railroad station. wal be sold cheap
n tho owner wspts to give up farmira.
Pnss low, and terms mad to suit PurcS aser'
Apply 10 THOMAS Il. LALiN,
a.c,y.t coz Market street
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-04
YOR SALE.
WOR SALE ViEAP.

A farm Of rs Acres In Christians Hun
"a. on rnl,e " ,st OF Usntrestiie, on the
<sunett Sou IRE road, having a dSeiling
puse u II rooms Ia good odof; lawn; anu
Sira and hodge fenoe along the public road.
Ia And q highly improved, excellent build
20. good sprins house, well .atereh, every
~; 4 Sas water running through II. No.
Schsrd, nd all the convenisnoes necos AIRY
= a country residence. Will be sold cheap
Snd Oh easy terms Apply TO
THOMAS Il. LAIiLY.
A..So.tf 603 Market street
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-04
CEHlSTER'S ORDER.


~ REGISTER DgSICX,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. nov. 80, 3s5l.
Upon the application Of John J. Beeson
mlnistratoT, q. I. A. Of Jane Almond
late of trandywina Hundred, 10 said county !,
deceased, 1t Ii ordered and direoted by the
Register that the Administrator aforesaid
give notice - granting Of letters Of Admin
istratiOn upon the estate OF che deceased,
with the date of granting therec |, by causing
adver ise aents 10 be posted within forty days
from the date Of such letters In six Of the
most public places OF the county Of New Cas-
tie, requiring all perso ms having demands
against The estate to present the same, or
abide by Nh Act Of Assembly In such case
made \ J provided; and also cause the same
to be inserted within tae same period in the
DAILY REPUBLICAN a newspaper published
in Wilmington and to be Continued therein
three week.. (e 20 d.
~, Given under the hand AMI Seal
LIS Of Office of the Register aforesaid at
- Whining on, in New Castle County
aforesaid, the day and year above written
5. G. BIG8S, Register.
notice. persons having r!ai ms against
the estate Of the deceased must present tho
same, duly teste to the Administrator, on
or before the 3Vth day Of No Jember, A. d.,
1892 or abide ths Act Of Assembly In such
case made and provided,
JOHN s. BEESON,
Adm nistrAtor, G. T. A.
Address -~Wilmt ,g,on. Del decl2s
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-04


NEWCASTLE COUNTY, Dec. 10. 1881.
Upon the application OF Cecilia J. James,
Administrative of Samuel James, late OF
PencaJer Hundred, in said county, deceased.
II Ia ordered and directed by the Register
that the Administrative afors said give notice
Of granting OF letters OF Administration upon
the estate Of t dec sased, with the date 0f
granting thereof, by causing nd vert semeny
TO be posted within forty days from the date
Of such letters In six of the most public places
Of the county Of New Cast .. requiring all
ersons 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 70 be inserted within
the same period In the DAILY kHPUBLICAH,a
newspaper published In Wilmington and To
be continued therein three weeks te-o-d.)
~, Gi en- under the hand and Sea
- of btfce Of he Regists bfores id At
~ Now Cnstie. IN New Castle County
aforesa d, the day ami year sboys written,
5 q. BlfuS, Register.
NOTICE All persons nav Ing clai ms AGAINST
the estate OF the deceased mrst present tho
same, duly atteste ITO he Administrators on
or before December 10Th, A. d., 1882 or abide
the Act of Assembly IN ,pch case mode and
provided. CECIL A J. JAMES,
Administrative.
Address :--Cooch's Bridge Del dsc-lN