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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-08


At the meeting OF Railroad Commits.
sioners in San Francisco Wednesday,
after considerable discussion and oppo-
sition by Commissioners Foote. Hum
phrey's four and six cent schedule was
adopted by vote Of two 10 ons. The
schedule comprises complete cards for
each railroad in this State owned By
the Central Pacific Railroad Compauy,
and includes nOarly oil tho roads In the
State. The reductions were from IS
to Gu per cent. on the present Hrst.clAss
rates. The average reduction IL 4s per
cent. Foote offered his three oent
schedule as a substitute for Humphreys
but IL was lost.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-08

In Virginia City Thursday. Mrs. Gas.
lon, aged GO years, was found wounded
and bleeding at her homo on F Street,
aud stated to an officer that John
Goodrich had beaten her. James Brady
said he saw Goodrich throw the old
woman down and beat her with ham
mer. he also choked a I2-year-old
daughter shamefully. The Chronicle
states that the old lady is mother to the
Mrs. A. ]. Davis. OF Truckee notoriety,
who lives with the Goodrich people.
The latter were lodged in iail.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-08

The Republican papers. in mention.
ing the name OF Mr.. Tildsn, rarely
omit somo reference to "thAt barI."
Now, the only difference between the
Democratic and Republican bar'l is,
that while that Of the former Is a small,
individual piece Of cooperage, the Re-
publican sack is a plethoric National
receptacle, it's chief source OF supply
being the United States Treasury.
which yields through Star Route aud
kindred channels.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-08

At meeting Of the Railroad Com.
misioners on the proposed discussion OF
freight reduction. J. @. stubbs was
heard on behalf OF the Central Pacific.
He stated that no tariff could be framed
except on comparison OF rates with
the volume Of business. and was
granted further time to argue. Tho
schedule OF freights is in process OF
preparation for tho Board. which ad-
journed until Monday next.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-08


The Times-Review states that Z. II.
Chopin has leased the Columbia Com
pany's mill at Columbia, as we'll az sew.
erai mines from other parties. and will
immediately commence operations at
that place. He loft here this morning
with force Of men to put the mill in
readiness for starting up at an early
day. This will infuso new lito In that
camp, which is now almost entirely Dc.
serted. We understand there are large
quantities OF ore upon tho dumps in The
vicinity. and plenty more OF easy 90.
cess, end miners who have been forced
to seek other fields will now rosurn and
work their claims.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-08
Death OF Ben. Stafford.

News reached here this morning that
Ben. Stafford, discoverer OF tho Stafford
mines in the district which bears his
name, was found dead at Beowawe
about noon yesterday. He was found
lying upon his face in BeEson's stable,
and az he had been seen abroad the
day previous, death had occurred not
long prior to the discovery Of the body,
upon which no marks of violence were
found. His pockets contained $40 in
money, but no papers OF any kind were
upon his person. The deceased was
one OF the principal owners OF the now
famous onondaga mine at Stafford dis.
trist, which, 1t Ia understood, was
about to b, sJil for handsome sum
Of money.
Ben was an old time prospector, we'll
known in this part Of the Stnte, and
like most OF that class of men, bore the
privatatiOns and disappointments which
invariably attend such lives, through a
series Of years. and now, that conipe-
tency was about to rewnrd his pro-
tructed efforts, he is suddenly cut
down in tho bloom of hope and his
earthly career brought TO premature
close.
Many are those who will grievo to
hear Of Ben's untimeIy death.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-08
A Daughters DeHotInn.

As Mr. Peter Cavanaugh, Sr., has
now passed away, We trust, says the
Carson Appeal, that it will not be con-
sidered indicate to alIuds briefly to
his daughter, Miss Maggie Cavanaugh.
For eleven long and tedious years,
since her late fathers illness began,
has that lady devoted nearly every
hour of her life to him. She denied
herself every recreation and amuse.
ment so that she might ever be present
in hor fathers sick chamber and nd.
minister TO his wants with degree Of
patience and love that is indeed rare
in the humnn heart.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-08

A special from Fremont, Ohio, the
home of ex-President Hayes. relates
that George J. Krebs. the recently re-
moved POStmater. has disappeared.
CRIBS did we'll until year ago, when
ho became too intimate with young
widow, on whom he layished 81 900 Of
Government money. This ho made
good by the sale Of his property. 1t is
thought he has gone to join tue widow,
rs n letter was found by some Of the
family nbou, the time OF his departure,
and the contents woro enough to jus.
iify this opinion.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-08

indians are reported in Ash Canyon,
near the line Of Arizona aud New Mex
leo. The cavalry are in pursuit. No
doubt they are some OF the Chiricahuas
who were 10 have been at the reserva-
,ion several days ago, but have been
deferred by knoUledge of the fact that
they could not enter there, as the CHR
icHhuas who have surrendered are held
by the military authorities. These hos
tiles are incensed at what they con-
slider breach of faith, AMI another
muIderous raid may be anticipated, as
they are the most savage of the Apache
Tribe and are feared 10y the rest Of the
Indians. Other bands will shortly make
their appearance on their way TO the
reservation, but Gs soon as they hear
tha; those who returned with Crook are
prisou,rs, they will at once return 10
Mexico, and, rs usual, leave "a bloody
trail behind. This is the result Of fail
ure Cn the part OF the Interior Depart
ment t. adopt the recomme ndatIon of
General Crook regarding tho dispose.
tiOn TO be made OF these indians.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-08
NUMBER 2s.

Ihe secretary II the InIsrior has do-
e'ded that lands selected under The
Jaws oi Utah for University purposes.
% snsen'e and vSlid ~ TO location,
but refuses to anticipate The power Of
the future State to endow the eoa..-
plated University. holding that tAa
question is political rather thaa exscu-
tive.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-08
Death fran a strange C,u.c.

On the 10Th instant. Mrs. Mary KeI-
ley, Of the town OF Sutro, while eating
her supper. says the Enterprise, got a
piece Of mutton chop stuck in her
throat. During eight days. all efforts
to remove the obstacle failed, and the
woman was unable to swallow food.
Night before last she came to this city,
when DR.. Harris pushed the bit Of
meat down into the stomach. She ap-
peared to be getting along all right,
but about 10 o'clock yesterday morn
ing, she was observed to turn black in
the face. and soon after died. The
supposition is that the obstacle which
bad so long rested in her throat pro-
duced inflammation and swelling. which
choked her to death
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-08
independence lodge No. 10, A. q
u. w.

j. w. Kiusley, Grand Master Work
man for tho jurisdiction comprising tho
State OF Nevada aud Territories Of Utah.
Wyoming, Montana and Idaho, insti-
tuted Independence Lodge No. 10, An
cient Order Of United workmen, Mt Ma.
sonic Hall, Tuscarora, Friday evening.
The following charter applicants were
accepted. Geo. II. Bird. Hugh Bow
man, Henry Cannan, W. w. Furgeson,
q. w. X. Henderson, l.. q. Hart, A.
Loichlcr, DR.. O. b. Luce, G. W. Lau-
reson, Il. Il. MoMahon. Chas Mckay,
b. NJ. Olin, A. Olsen, A. G. Parker, A.
A. Rose. NJ. Spath, John Tschudy, r..
Z. Wood, a. u. Waller. Il. ID. Norton,
A. d. Russell, aud s. l.. Rosebrrry
The Lodge Was named and numbered
Independence Lodge No 10, A. o. u.
W. The following were elected and in-
stalled as the first officers OF the new
Lodge: a. Is. Waller, Past Master
Workman; George II. Bird, Master
Workman; A. Leichior. Foreman; q.
W. X. Henderson. Ovorseer; +. l.. Nc.
Mnhon, Recorder; A. G.. Parker, Fl
nancicr; a. A. Rose, Receiver; II. Z
Wood. Guide; John Tschudy, Inside
Watehmani Hugh Bowman, ouisid,
wN,chmAu; DR.. @. d. Luoc, Mcdloa
! Examiner.
- -
| Anolher taaIrain ,ons,.Ii,., of ,Li,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-08

The following appears in the Virginia
Chronicle under tho head Of Lost"
"An Est wall When last soon it was
on big spree, pitching about at an
angle OF ij to 60 degrees in one Of the
lowest dives Of the Comstock, aud has
not been seen since. A liberal reward
will be paid for its return to the north
end"
II has probably gono in search of
those red handed Richmond pencil
pushers,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-08

a joint legislative commiitc waited
on Governor Butler and informed him
that all public business was transacted.
and asked tha, the Legislature he pro.
rogued TO Angus, 27th, TO hear tho re.
port on tho Tcwksbury investigation.
The Governor promised TO make for.
nal reply to-day.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-08

Colonel Samuel i. lIilabirda, Of tho
Qnntcrmasier Generals Department.
has been recommended by Secretary
Lincoln for appointment ns Qu,rlcr.
master General TO succeed General Iu.
galls.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-08

ouHrtermaster General Ingalls, has
requested to be placed upon the retired
list Of the army from the lst Of July.
He will then have been forty years in
service. There is considerable speeuia-
ton as to his successor. Gensrals Hal
bird, saIton and Perry are the most
prominent candidates for the position.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-08

John Down and Felix Allen, wood
Transfers nj Tuscarors. are reported as
having deeamped with their stock Tor
Idaho. leaving unsettled accounts With
rcltier & Co., and Urton & Co. Con.
stable Rule was sent in pursuit armed
With legal authority to seizs the Ob.
sconders anywhere this side Of the
State line.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-08

Tho arrest CT KrazsvakA, PolisA 60
thor. and others. led to the belief thaa
conspiracy exists ios bstrayinG -
crets relative to German military Or
sanization. Twenty arrests were naAs
at Berlin and Dresden Of persons sap.
posed to DO connected With he eos-
spiracy. othsr srrests-sSere uaAa :.
Halle, Hanover ana Cologne.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-08

The Sacramento Record Union says:
That tie Chinese quarters in Sscra-
mento are disgrace to the city is on
oft-rcpeated and truthful assertion.
Their habits, mode Of living. tumble
dowa aud ii thy tenemonts, above and
under the ground, are constantly breed
lug disease and death. Not n zephyr
from the north but what, rs it passes
through aud over this disease breeding,
eye-sore-t to-ciSilIzation district, be-
comes imprcgnated with noxious and
poisonous vapors and gases. and the
health Of the entire city is affected
thereby. Notwithstanding the ordi-
nance passed against it, it is we'll
known fact that hundreds OF water
closets in Chinatown connect directly
with and empty into the main sewers"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-08

We learned to-day that the jury In
tho trial OF Miller for tho murder Of DR.
Glonn, at Colusa, failed TO hgrce.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-08

Another tea.irain. consisting Of thir.
teen cars, passed east this morning
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07
NO USE FOR THEM.
Concerning Certain Relics VI the
Past.-DOgs that have htsAi
Their Day.

(irurrc Strphrnsuu. "ROrkct.' and the
Iutuuitlrrnt locomotives NJ to-day, are OnlIt
anon the same general principle. yet the ma
chine with when the great engineer Hst"hlt'~
I'd hi~ age j. Interesting now nIIlN rs an Illus
ration vt the beginning of the invention
There were pia-tcr- with holes in them long
before HEN>pN'~ tAitlNE lHlRI' =
ILASTI.K surprised both the PUBLIC and llr
physicians: and the triumph VI the 'aprlnt
j. founded upon the partial suc"r>t'~. "r NE
utter failure of IT. predecessors. tN"fN''hhG
of value in the old porous plaster T. retainer
in the capcine: but at this point al r"mNarl-
son ends and contrast begins. Yer Example .
The old plnstrrs wrrr slow IN thcig H'liuu .
tn" Capcnc T. quick and sure.
The old plastcr> lacked the power to ID"
rnore IhAu to Impart Slight, temporary fHiIr'
III ease. easy Of treatment the 'aPrlne prnr
tratre- IL" SYSTEM ana permanently cures 10"
trouble. or which II j. recommended.
TN. old plaster, t"p'udrd for any good re
suit. they mlIhl attain upon an accident 81
their makrIs and tn" naked faith ~ lhrlT
wcilr.ts; the Bcu,Uns reaches IT. "hhs ~
means ot III" scientific combination 81 NE
rare medicinal Ingredients which It contains.
In ttirf tn. old plast"rt, Ike stephenson :
Il i<7irNrd engine, are sWiirhcl "H lhc tThch.
while the B,u-uu's goes on IT. wuNs winning
golden opinions from all Eur~ of people,
Yet IN tn. very fact lies the leading danger
to the people who buy and use TINS relIAfir
and scqcu'lnc remedy "liypoorisS Is the ti1h-
ute vice pay to virtue, lnltation i me
CONCESSION failure makes 10 success. l'chshli :
Plaster. are pnrodicd In name aud style.
Iscsurp Of .wndlcs. The genuine la'" the
wont ,'AlElNE cut in the centre. Price "a
cents. Seabnry y johnson, theinia SIS. I'""
York. l"-ZLA"
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07
THE nAILROADs.
A Local Time Table with tho Lat
ess Corrections.
TRAINS LEAVE WHINING


PHnA.-2 Oos-223. -6.3O-6.55 7OOi-75O
-. los. l5-g 00t-g.3 9t-95st -l0.3 Dol .h3a.
IN: - l2.Nf IN Ia l5-I2.3 SIS. 53-2.@ol-
+0D--5. lI'--5. 3Ut Il. lU-t 3s'-I 10 7oU'-So 90
'p. m
NEW YORK 22}'-6 3O--7. 5N--9.5o--
II. 5Nt MA. SIS .53-5l7 6.3s'-7. Is pm.
BALTINnRE-I U51-l l2'-4. SIS o. TO- g. Il
1000 u. III. --I2H-l Of .OD-3.uD-- O.bo--h,b'
Hoy p. III.
WAsHINGToS-l l2.--l. 5l'-s. Uj--9,l7 II. III
-l.O0-I.O8- G57-ll.O+. =. III.
BALTIMORE AND INTERMEDIATE IT ATIoSS--
lO5s-Vl7 1900 u. N - .0o--6Oo =, N.
Trains running both daily and sunday.
Trains running only on SUNDAY.
Connect at Gray's Ferry for old depot,
| Broad and Washington avenue.
! DELAWARE kAILEOAD-b.W'-Al 10 n. III -
! lo5--3.WI-6.2 5i =. m n" Sunday trains.
For New Castle only.
For Harrington and Intermediate sta
tiOns.
WILMINGTON X NORTHERN RAILEoAp--7.@
A. III II 2tt-5l4 =, m.
/ DELAWARE WESTERN RAILROAD. oO--lo3.
a. III ;-5.3U y. N. Sunday trains 1919 "A. III -
500 +. IN.
TRAINS ARRIVE WlLMlGlON FROM
/ pulLAnELrHIA-l 5o-- tn l52s 49, - --
-s.r4s-v. I2-g uj--lu lO+ - oil +..t5i ~ =
1t. III ;--l-.5o-l.O7-2 .5+ -2.5V--lu.5S-.Iuj'
/ i, IN.
New loi.h.-i. 59'-+, ,7'-a.u4t-- 0.i2a II
~. SOL .O1--i .j5--6. @s+-lO.asp p. III.
/ BALrIMuKK--l b. l@,' 3+--H5i- i3a
| III ~. 80 o'--.o lltb. No., 4--".4v' pm
. WASuINuTON--l. 5l'-2. i3--ll.Ip Il. ~ :-
I2.36-I DID ll'--o. dU'--1. -+-g.i@ p. III.
10th daily and Sunday.
TN sunday only.
. DELAWARE kAiLKOAp--S. 5u-- 10 ~ a, m
/ l-o5--j.U54--t.0a p. III. Nc !oune"y trains.
From New Castle only.
! NuMINGTON " NORTHERN hA.LRoAD--a.l
b l.iO Il. IN: U.it y. III.
! DELAWARE v LsrEEN RAILROAD so" am
ID +. IN Sunday trains 9.loa. IN; 5.H pm
! TRAINS LEAVE. ron WlLMl NIlDN
PHILADELPHIA NEW itROAD STRICT DE
rur $3.50. $3.50 $50 2U' 500 s.44 So
! 1915 ll.30 ll.50 a. IN 1928 t32 3.l
l.UG 40 sos 5.3 80 6.05t 63G $50
! $50 1000 II .32' p. III.
! BROAD AND WAsIiINGrON ANBNCK Oh
500 10. IA. IN: LEO $40 $50 80 y. NJ.
NEW CASTLE s33 1000 lii6 "A. N. ~
',f'p m
! Daily and sunday.
! TN SUNDAY Duly,
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07
At. THE BEE HIVE.

Fact. speak louder than
words. For one week at
EU>SELL'S Bee Hive.
One case white Pique &c,
bout hall price. ~ pieces
! Ianlu,k Table Linen, 4Sc.,
We have never sold
IS than 62t. Extra i'll
JUDGEMENTS in musIins. zee
or double width Beige at
iJc. You can cXncl good
bargains in dress goods.
liam hurSS. 1000 pieces
Ham burg and insertions
bot, ut ut a /. reat sacrifice
and 80 be sold away below
value. Don't lail to see
them ; goods freely shown.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07
IDE,ilSltk'> DkDLR.

bLiilSlEk'S UkDLR.
IL kEui-TEE = DPFlCH,
NEw cAsTLENpuNrY, DEL. Jan "a 1853
pom the Application Of Edward l. Rrilah
and George Richardson. Executors OF thaS,
Cdnny, late Of Wilmington Hundred. III
sad county, deceased 1T Is ordered and direct.
ID by the Register that the Executors a'ur"-
sad give notice OF granting OF Letters icsth.
mrntdry upon The estate vi ne deceased,
with the date Of granting thereof, h. causing
divert -emcnts to be posted within forty daye
from the date Of such Letters IN stA Of tn.
most public places oi the county of New Gas
tie. requiring all persons having demand
against the estate 10 present the same, ui
abide by an Act OF Assembly in such case
made and provided ana alsu cause the same
to be inserted within the same period III the
DAILY REPUBLICAN, a newspaper published
N Wilmington and to be continued therein
three weeks. (e. q. a.
- Given under the hand and Seal
h. :. of office OF the Register aforesaid. al,
- Wilmington, in New Castle count!
aforeSa.d, the day and yeni above written.
:. &. Bl'iGS. Register
NurICE All pcrsUns having claims against
the estate Of the deceased must present the
same. duly attcSted to the Executors. on or
before the y4lh day Of January, \. d, 1854.
or abide the Act Of Assembly IN such ease
made and prosidcd.
EDWARD T. BELLAH.i Lx,or,o,s
GEO. RICHARDSON. {
Address, Wilmington. Del. -
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07

The afternoon session of til" Levy
Court Yesterday wa, devoid Ut Interest,".
II was called luUri"rHt 80. Col. Feb
ig"r arose and ~aid at the last court
'h"r" w"r" various bills presented +"
the Legislature, and cUlniUi't"" on leg
i>Iatlom had been appointed to TAX"
charge Of those bills as that committee
ceased to exist with the last court. he
Therefore, moved that Il committee "i
til. on LEGISLATION b" appointed. The
motion wa, adopted. Mr,,r,, Eh"alr>
and Silver til" committee Uu East Red
Llpu iIundr,.d. reported that Il names
mad been plt on III" assessment ant
TO dpg~ T. Clustered. IL West l,"d Llou
a NAMES wrr" addcd and % dogs re-
u tered TIN" yrlInout~ amounted Il
! ~ 2nG.jI ON motion Of NJ. Incdlr~
/ m rport w1r accepted ana the com
mi'trr di,chWgd Court then al
imrurd to mrct his morning IT 10 a, N
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07

headquarters tor POTATOES, BOB KING 81.
The worst eases Of Dyspepsia can be
cured by using 'lark"'> NeIrtahl"
Compound, rs tnoUsand, can testify
hat have been cured by It's list. Try H..
George Il. Mrtzmcr, AT No. 10" East
Third street, is prepared TO favor all
who call with a clean shave or hair cut.
Red Orange Tablets, made from Red
Malta Oranges, sold by Taylor Y Full
lcrron, BOZ King street.
Go to Holland and get your photo
graphs. The only cheap, tirst-claSs sal
lery IN the city, 5O1 Market street.
Photograph frames a speciality At
lcrgcr's, i05 SIMPLIFY street.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07

llNo LoUBT THE city needs an add
tional loan to enlarge our water facilities,
hut the Republicans in getting authori-
~ "a borrow SlS0,0OO for that purpose,
are borrow ing money for peInorratic
commission TO spend and then "" viii
hear the charge uf extravaganza hurried
against the Republican City Council
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07
"WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7,i>>@.


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new.Joys were wairing, and bujjding
human pvrauids upon each others
shoulders, practiciug leap FROG. stand
inA tothcr end up, and other artistic
am graceful. movements. tine last form
iojurd tho, sport and tumhir,l If, con
tent, our in a general heap upon tn,
floor The opinions of Judgrs Vale,
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07
ROrENlr-S--" Will sell at the follow.

VI IN. low prizes
3hs mlucelncat Zoe. 3fs new DIR. apples 25c.
ans app" butter !5c. ms good Rio coffee 25c
3t> nrN prunCs Die. 2cans Bakers corn DC.
@hs ncw- rraniS 25c. ~, n, new raisins 2jc.
tiUIdcn ii - mO!asscS. 2Uc. Honey drps, l5c.
silver trips re. New crop @. Mol. ~
Flour 30, and AZ per H.. We viii sell for
SO % casf a barrel Of good hne family -four, if
doe not give .4tisfictio4 We will refund the
money and send ancr the -four, SO
you take no risk. We keep only standard
brands of flour. Teas 80. 90. 60. and sVc. Our
SOC extra j. excellent. cur bUc. Is equal Il,
wha, ,uinr other stores sell at 70 and ~ cru.c
OuEa.sortmcpt Of goods is equal to any uthe
store IN the city. Jcllic- and preserves 0t al,
.ur.s.. Fine early l~e potatoes. tl.UO per
bushel. Can at once and be convinced.
l.. J. FORD. Front n Madison SITS.
Front and Maryland ave.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07

the finest assortment OF Aomr-madt
creams and rarourt> in lin" city at the
old fashion mOla>o"s candy man :.
AWAY, fresh and strictly pure, and III"
only place III the city, at III Market
street, second door below second street
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07
5)Eli!SI - DRDi:..
II REGISTER > OFFICE,

I ~ is Elk - On Di....
II REGISTER > OFFICE,
NEw CASTLE CO.. DEL, January -, lsN".
Npon the application Of Nm. Mendcnhall
ADMINISTRATOR Elizabeth " Sanders. late u
Wilmington Hundred. III sad county. dcreas
ed. II IL ordered and directed 10y the Register
that the Administrator Aforesaid give notice ui
granting OF letters If Administration upon tn,
estate Of the G"censcd. with the date II grant
.ug thereof. 10. causing adv crrsr'ucnl- 10 10
uustrd within i"rly days from the date Of ncn
Letters. IA - ui tlr most public places Of the
county Of New Castle. r"4urIu% aIl person.
having IcIunIaI- against The estate I" present
the same or In.d" By nm act Of assembly II
such case made and provided; Hlh ais" cause
the SAINT to be inserted within the sam" per-.
I'd in the DAILY kErl HllChN. - newspaper
pihl1-An IN " ilmiugt"m.dnd {" hcr"ntInucd
therein three weeks, tr-u-dj.
Given under the hand Hhi seal 81
, l = nlslre Of the Register airr"-ald, at WI
---, uIngtuu. IN New Cattle county atorc-
sisld, the day and year ahuN" written.
Sc. BltitiN, Register
NUHov-AN persons having claims against
the estate Vi the deceased Iuus' present the
same duly attcStcd to the Administrator. Un Or
hrfurr u" eth day Of IaLndry. \. y. !'hl. rI
uB,Ac ;he Art ui Assembly III .uch ease made
,lnh pr,l ld"t.
WILLIAM MENDENHALL,
Administrator
hIHfr.- Wilmington, Del go
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07
Painting and training.

w. simmons, practira! hou>e ana
sign painter, granting and glazing.
Residence 81 W. fuuln street; Shnp
\. + cor md and West streets, VII
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07

war Impairment, ulIjro Of the Nmrt
Signal r,irrr, Washington, r"nrarN
II \. VI.
THE WEATHER NErulT FUh TODAY,
For 'nr NiAdlr Atlantic States
warmer generally cloudy w"a' her amt
wlrG -uuthcrIy to westerly winds, loves
NarruIrrCrr.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07

is that YOU can get wen fitted and com
Portable appliances Al Ladies' Depart
rurnr OF Belt, drug store. Lady
Daily Republican., 1883-02-07

j. Il. Hartman, druggist, Fifth aud
Poplar streets, has just received sup
pIv vi fresh NacClu" points ana gums,
4, nirh ara. rrIlnhIr