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SARAH ANN DAFT, EXECCTRIX OF
= the last VIII and testament OF AlexaEdsT
J. DAFT, deceased, having this day rendered
and presented for settlement, and fled In
this Court, her final account Of administra-
ton OF the estate OF said deceased. and htr
petition praying among other things, for an
order OF distribution Of the residue Of said
estate among the persons entitled.
It Is ordered, hat all persons interested II
The estate OF the said Alexander ] Daft, de
ceased, be and appear before the Probate
Court in and for the County OF Salt Lake, at
the Court Room OF said Court in the County
Court House, II said County, on Saturday,
th8I0th day Of October, :. D., 15S5, 81 Gam,
then and there 70 show cause why said &C
count should not be allowed and an order OF
distribution should Lot re made OF the resi-
due OF said CstS &c anOngthe parties entitled
/ thereto according to toe provisions Of the
last VIII and testament Cf said deceased
Il Is further ordered, that copy Of this
order be published f0- three Successive
weeks, before the said 10th day OF October,
1855, in THE SALT IAzE HERALD, news
paper printed and published in the said
County OF salt Lake, end that the Clerk
cause copies to be posted in three public
places II this city and county, according 20
law. ELIAS A. SMITH,
Probate Judge.
Dated Salt Lake City, September II, 1885,
TERRITORY OF UTAH, %
SALT LAKE CTY.l
I, John G Cutler, Clerk OF the Probate
Court in and for the County of Salt Lake, in
the erTitOry OF Utah, do hereby certify that
the foregoing Is full, true and correct copy
of the order appointing time and place to
hear final account and petition for disrribu
ton in the matter Ofthe estate of Alexander
J. Daft, deceased, % appears Of record in NY
office.
7 witness whereof, have hereunto set
myhand and affixed the seal of said
IsEAL- Court, this fourteenth day Of Sep
Iember, A D. 1885
JOHN G. CUTLER,
Probate Clerk.
By =. 5. CUTLER, Deputy. 81
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LADIES! When out making your pur-
chases, do not fail to call on Simon
Bros It viii surely pay you
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The speakers in the afternoon were
Apostles Grant, Smith and Snow.
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Heart Pains.

Palpitation, Dropsical Swellings, Dir
nness, Indigestion, Headache, Sleep
lessness cured by wells Health Re
nSUer >
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Named, . Gardner.

Who thoroughly understands his
business. a single man preferred.
Apply at once at THE HERALD Office. I
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Ta The Probate Court, IL and for SET Lcte
County, Territory 81 CtGb.
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The Second Shipment

MoNTsEBEAT Lime fruit juice. 60 cents
per quart al CULMER & BEos'
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SIMON Bros. show now 600 different
styles CT trimmed and untrimmedla ladies,
misses and chidren's hats in straw,
felt and velvet.
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ECZEMA FROM HEAD TO FEET.

Charles Eayre Hinkle, Jersey City Height
NJ writes: MY son. q lad OF twelve year,
was completely cured of q terrible case
Eczema By the CUTICCRA REMEDIES. Frol
the top Of his head to the soles of his feet wa
one mass OF Scabs." Every other remed
and physicians had been tried in vain.
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In the Matter o. the Estate Of Alexander J.
Daft, Deceased.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

IN the Probate Court, IN and for Salt Lake
County, Territory Of Utah.
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CUTICaRA RENIEnIES

Are sold everywhere. Price: CUTICURA, soc. ;
REsOLyEET, S10o.; SOAP, 25c. Prepared by
the potter DRUG And CHEMICAL Co,
Boston. Mass.
Send for How To Cure Skin Dis
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IN the matter of tho estate of Anna Bjork,
deceased.
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JUsT OPENED a large stock Of Dress
Buttons, Wooden. Silk and Gold Laces
and all kinds of MEETINGS and Trimmings
at +, AUERBACH g. BRO.
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eDIIDc PimpleS. skin Blemishes and
unUDO, Baby Humors cured byCUTIcURA
SOAP.
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EVERYTHING YOU want in the school
room at
Z G. 81. PARSONS g. Co.
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NO. 26I Main street.

oppozse Overland House, II Union Blo-k
Room 10. I, First S@co-.
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TapeuOrm expelled in "a EOns'
Piles treated and SUCCESSFULLY onIsd.

Consultation st the once Is EBEE ane IN
TIted. Thorough examination and adVice,
including analysis Of urine, SS Come az
nee-do not put It oc. Al eoTTsslND'1eAies
; P1c,kfv aou6CeQfiS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-16
KingMiIan' sMarch.
THE sERvIAN ARMIES WIyNInS
VICTORIES ON BULGARIAa
BOIL-THE
C APTU RE OF SOFIA.

LONDON, Nov. 15.-5ix battalions Of
Servian Infantry, two batteries of artil-
lery and two squdronsof cavalry TO day
defeated two battalions OF regular and
Irregular Bulgarian troops. The Bul.
gArians lost thirty.four killed and
wounded. Servian troops under Colo
mel Michkovitch have occapied Tsari.
brod, sustaining small loss. Fifty Bul.
gartans were captured aud sent to
the fortress ut Belgrade.
TopalOvitcb, with the MorAva Divi.
sion, 10 operating against Trim. 'Colonell
Michkovitch and Benecky, comm and
ing the Drina and 6humadja Divisions,
are advancing on Dfagoman Pass. -
General Jawanovitch Is in command oi
the Danube Division, which Is held "a
. reserve force at Bella aPalank Djuknitch
10 leading the Timok Division against
BelOg radshik. Each division consists
OF 10000 men. King Milan, before the
advance commen ced, observed W Colo
mel Benecky that Sofia would be captur.
cd within three days.
Prince Alexander arrived at Sofa at
10 O'Clock this morning. He was
greeted with the utmost enthusiasm by
the populace. The Bulgarian Govern
ment LAS asked Turkey for assistance.
5ervia will respect the rights Of the
Sultan In Bulgaria.
ALExAEDER'S APPEAL TO TURKEY.
LoNDo Nov. 10.-The appeal OF
Prince Alexander, aof Bulgaria, to
Turkey for help in resisting the Servian
Invasion In ariful, bur It's success ia
doubtful, because Alexander himself
Is in AL attitude Of contumacy toward
Turkey. II, however, Turkey cnooses
TO aid Bulgaria with q view of main
tanning the existing boundaries in the
Balksns, there Ale ~, 90 Turkish trcopu
available for this purpose, and they ARE
now 30 located Rs " be ready tor In
stant action.
Some Of there troops are already Ia
positions where they could threaten the
right i!ank of the 5erviAn armies, and
thus compel King Milan to divert q
, large force for self-protection. Other,
coald be sent to assist in the defence ol
Sofa. Among the troops that could bt
used for The latter purpose are severaI
batteries OF artillery, In which the Bull
garian army is woiully deficient.
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shocking rr~ntmen, wife.

Sr. LOUIS, Nov. 14-Mrs. Amelia
Coo Quard, the wife OF l.. A, Coqnard,
banker and broker, and one OF the
wealth est and most prominent men in
the city, TO day died petition for d.
vorce. Mrs. Coquard states thst she
was married in 1867, and that within
three months after the ceremony she
wan assaulted and beaten. by her hus-
band. He kept up this amusement
during their entire married life, and on
one hundred different occasions falsely
socused her of unfaithfulness. He
always stayed out at night, and when
she ventured TO ask him regarding his
absence, she WAS told 1t WAS none Of her
d business. At one time he smash
ed the door TO her room and ohoked her
almost TO death, and said that he hoped
she would live thousand years, and
that l. or coppcience would burn with
fiamtJ Of hell the whole time. Twice,
she alleges, while getting into car
riags he started the horse suddenly and
Iri-d TO run her down.
They have not occupied the same
room since October 10, and on Novem
ber she left his house. De told ker hs
was worth half million and sbs
couldn't get a cent. To all these allie
e. lions she makes oath in the usua
form. Mr.. Coquard, 1t Is said, don LEI
some OF the allegations, and will attaoi
1 his wife's chastity In court.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-16
Closed on Saturday Night.

The Armory Fund Industrial Expo
skion closed last Saturday night, aftel
being open three weeks. The mem bers
Of the Grand Army and knights of the
Golden Eagle in this city attended
in body, and in addition TO then
there WAS an extraordinary large
crowd OF other visitors, making the
number present larger than on any
other previous occasion,
There were nearly 2, 900 tickets sold,
consequently the place vas pa keG and
II WAS next to an impossibiiity to mt ye
around, while umbers who came TO
the doors and saw the jam inside turn.
ed and went away without attempting
to enter. The fair has been grand
success, not only financially, hut 10
| respect TO the exhibitors, by bringing
| them In contact with, and iDtroG ucinp
| their product and wares 10 many pea
| sons not residing in this city, In addi
tion to the great number OF resid ents
who wsre made more Intimately &C
quainted with the many and varied
productions of their own city. Tb,
soldier boys have richly earned ali
they have made, not only by their own
hard work. but by the amount of good
the Exposition has conferred ON til,
| business n on of this city, and which
will be sure to bear fruit in the future
Some arrangements should be made
for continuance of these expositions
SO that one will be held every fall, an,
1t might perhaps be one of the mos
beneficial things for this city ii tn
Board of Trade would take hold of thi
matter, and do for Wilmington wha
the Franklin Institute proposes 10 do
and in fact has been Going IN this TO
spect for tho city OF Philadelphia.
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husband Of TAree wives.

AUBURE, Nov. 14.-rbe authorities
OF Livingston, Oattsraugus and Cay
Counti-s are look ing for 3 man calling
himself Charles Wesley Sherman. He
IL said TO have . wife in Dsnsville,
Livingston County another in Spring
VILE, Osttaraugus County and In
August last married q third, Miss
Lillian Fisher, a portrait painter, OF
this city. He WAS employed for time
az clerk In = dry goods sLore here, and
came TO be regarded "a an exemplary
young man. He joined the church and
gained the confidence Of the comm unity
oy his sanctimonious airs. About three
weeks ago he left his wife, saying that
he was going TO travel TOR dry goods
firm, aud since that time has not been
heard from. He lived In the village OF
Randolph q short time, WAS an active
member Of the Methodist church. and
became engaged to two highly re.
spocted young women of that place, but
his character was uncovered before ht
mad become welded to them. He ID
said 10 h ave wife buried in addition
10 those living.
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sold by the Sh er1n.

Sheriff Ford on Saturday sold tho fol
lowing properties at public sale at the
Court House, with George Drake as
auctropesr: The property OF George W.
W eat, his " ife and {. t.. on the north
-ide of Front street west OF
Lincoln, with lot 70 feet I inches
by 100 feet, WAS started by Anthony
Higgins, Esq, at 1850, aud here be-
ing no other bidder It was knock1d
down to him at that figure. The brick
house, with lot 2ixl0O feet, lco"isJ on
the north side of N intb street, W feel
west OF Adams, seized rs the proi erty
OF Robert Pyle, bis wife snd t. t., vat
started by Mr.. Higgins ~ t2,93O. snd
sold TO c. Wesley Weldin ~ ~ 600
The brick house, with lot 10 feet inch
On by 100 feet, located ON the north sidt
of Ninth street llS feet o inohes west ct
Adams, seized rs the property OF th'
same parties WAS aiso started by mr.
Higgins at 81, $50. ana sold to W Wsiter ii
Il ay %, Esq for g., $40.
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RieI TO Die To. Day.

WINNEPEo, Man., Nov. 15.-The
question of Riel's fate seems to be final
ly settled. This morning Sherwood, Chief
of the Dominion Police of Ottawa, ar.
rived by the regular train on the Cana
dian Pacific Railroad, bridging the
Governor Generals warrant for the
execution. He Immediately after left
by q special train for r. gina and should
arrive there early In the morning.
Absurd rumors have been abroad here
of probable attempt at rescue by Du
mont and o party from the States
Thsre is no truth in them.
OTTAWA, Nov. livery little Is
is talked OF here to night except the
expected execution of Riel. There lie
, conaiderable excitement among the
French Canadians, but 10 Is not believed
tina. agitation among them will reacn
the point Of d;sturban
1t Is underst TODD that the messenger
bearing Riel's death warrant arrived q,
Regina this evening
RRiINA, N. W. T., Nov. 15.-The
special messenger bringing the warrsat
signed by the Governor General oi
canada, directing that the execution oi
Louis Riel, leader Of the Canadian Hall
Breeds In the recent rebellion, should
take place In accordance with the YER
dict OF tho jury which tried him, ar
rived here on special train 1T eight
lo'ciock tonight. There Is now nc
longer any doubt but that Riel will
m oct his fate on the scsffold at come
hour Tomorrow.
| The arrival Of the warrant was q sur
prise even 10 many OF the officials, who,
owing to the late hour asd previous
Il ii hAr h.r ts
would follow. Riel received the formal
Intelligence at nine O'Clock to night iu
bis cell IN the guard room Of the
Noun ted Police Barracks, three miles
west of this city. The intelligence was
conveyed to him In person by High
iSheriff Chaplain.
| received the sherif q " Without any dis.
play OF excitement, and when told thn,
the death warrant had come, said ~
am clad that at last am to be released
from my sufferipgs" He then broke
OH into French and thanked the sheriff
for his personal consideration He pro
oeeded again In English
~ desire that my body shall be Civ
en- to my friends, to be laid In st. BOni
lface." This is the French CEN etery
across the Red river from the city ol
Winnipeg. The Sheriff asked him II ht
had any wishes to convey rs to the dis
position of hts personal estate or effects
/" Mon cher" replied he, have only
this" touching his breast above the re
gion Of his heart. This gave to N
country fifteen years ago, and IL Is all
lhaye TO give now." He was asked O.
10 his peace Of mind, and replied:
long ago made my peace With ray God
srd am a. prepared row As can be y
Tang time"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-16
The Or eson Benasorship.

PORTLAND, Ore. Nov. is -Ex Sena
tor John Nipple Mitchell having an
uounced himself as Republican cam
didats for the United States Senate To
succeed James Fl. Slater, the Demo
orat who was elected in 1879 to succeed
Mitchell, the Oregonian revivee the
scandal against Mitchell and prints
letters which he wrote in 1870 and 1871
10 Garry Price, the sistor of his wife,
making love to her and promising her
that when he got divorce from his
wife he would marry her. 1t urgee
him to sac it for libel, in order that II
may prove its charges in court,
Mitchell Ia opposed icr the senator.
ship by Eek Senator anu EI-Attorney-
General George Il. Williams, and the
first ballot will be taken hy the Legis
Isture on Tuesday. 1t Is not probable
that theRepublioans will hold caucus
although they have majority on joint
ballot, and thus the contest will b.
fought oil the ho T.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-16

List of unclaimed letters remaining
In the Wilmington, Del, post'offic, /,
Saturday, November 14th, 1885.
LADIES' LIsT.-Miss SalIie Anwarth,
Annie Bell, Miss Clara Byard, Mrs.
LIZZIE Christy, Miss May l. Cioud,
JGhsnua Dsuaughue, Mrs Mary Deal
Mira. Samue! ruge, Mrs. John Gibson,
Mrs Clara Hall, Mrs. Dolly Holt, Mrs.
Emma Horn, Mary 4 Hunter, Mrs.
Kate B. Johuson, Miss Julie A. Jon.
.tene. Mrs. Mollie Ksst,ey. Ann Lynch,
Miss May j. Lane, Miss Gartie Msdi.
gan, Migs Frankis Madigao, Miss
Bella Mullen. Miss Lizzie Neral,
Miss Lizzie Maozirley, Mrs. Annie
Riley, Miss Lizzie b. Robinson,
Mrs. H. Sweetman, Mrs, Mary e.
Smith, Miss Virginia Button, Miss
Laura shockley, Miss Millie Townsend,
Miss Emile T. Wood, MRS. George e :.
Worrey, Mrs. j. 6, Waltep, Miss Mary
West.
GEnrLEMEN' LISTS. Fl. Adams.
Eddie A. Clark, Frank Quincy, Mr..
Demby. Luciano Fenuecio, Antonio
rorres, Frank Gibson. EaGa A. Grace,
Ben Haner, James w. Howard, J. A.
Jspney, Ir, Peter Jaqrette, William
Kelley, Hsllowell Linville, Capt. G w,
Law, John Mcdonald, Turner & Nc
Sorl-y, Mills Bro Charles W. Now
mann, Charles Fl. Price, Ed. Pike,
Charles Ross, Evan RICHTER, John
Rsi-z, John RodRer, Lars Rundson, "
A, Resch, Howsrd B. Smith, Jacob
Simon, Glen Tuff, Jno. w. White.
LOCAL LETTERS - LADIES' LIST,
miss Butler, Mary J. Lewis, Mrs. Mary
Ssunet, Mics Annie White.
GENTLgMEN's LIST --S. G. An6er.
sou, q. Z Davis, Mr.. Dawson, PAtrlck
j. Hickt y, James T. Kilvingtop, II. A.
Miller, William Pierce, Rev. Thomas
L Perry.
LETTERS RRFURNEn FROM DEAN
LETTER OFFICE - LADIES' LIST
Ella Draper, Sue Good win, Lottie Raw.
kins, Mary Morgan, Mary S. Nc Manus,
Lidle Slack.
GENTLEMEN LIs2 L. G. Green,
Fl. A. Howard, s. g. SmitA, Charles
Williams.
FOREIGN LKFTERs.-Aepy Andrsi-
nah, Agoslino Paulerico, Giovanne
Ru fso.
THIRD CLASS MArrER-J. M.
Moore.
s=ss To obtain any of these letters the
applicant must ask for Advertised Let
ters ard give the date of this list.
W. Y. SwIGGEIrr. Post Master.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-16
NJ aHas0me Work

The vestibule of the residence At the
southeast corner OF Seventh and VOL
asSoL streets, has reoently been haud.
somely decorated by George Bouldeu.
The ornamental painter. ON the right
side there Is stand Of fruit that looks
so natural that person is almost
tempted to reach for ward to take one
Dut.
On the opposite side there is a beau
iiui nou4net OF flowers, that rival the
'ut In It's natural appearance, while
seove, on the ceiling. as though guard (.
ing the fruit and howers heneaah, there
handsome oherub. In addition to
Ihsse there is protusiou Of fancy and
,rnamsntAl work, which, combined
WITH the other, stamps Mr.. Boulden
" the best artistic deoorator in tbis
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-16

Ferd Carson, the merchant tailor, has
received some of the newest aud latest
sty les ot worsteds ard suitlngs, the
leaders for this fall and winter, and be
proposes 10 make these goods into the
most sty lish and beet htt,us suits that
Will be worn in Wilmington. The
prices will be In accordance with the
hard times
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-16
Revival At Asbury .

The meeting last evening al Asbury
Church was ono OF great inte.e Mr..
A Asbury Burke, wbo has bcen recon- .
mended by the leaders ami s'e" arts
meeting to the Quarterly Coz insence
tor local preachers license, presch ID h'S
trial sermon to bouse Allied 70 OYER
A. wing. People almost flied tho In
liant school room and church psriors'
which communicate with tie MAIN
audience .oom, and many went away
fer want of room.
The sermon was An earnest appeal 1
Glory only in the Cross of Christ. The
altar vas we'll Allied with seekers; some
fourteen or fifteen were forward, seven
of whom professed f4ith in Christ : :,
There III he meeting this evening ~
\ 3 O'CLOCK, hat the Ccutiunaane c' me
.utriinC eiLrt this eyaribs val cspeho
on the iuterobt tC-u Ebt,
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Interesting TO Both Sexes.

Any man or woman making less than
$40 weekly should try our easy money.
making business. We want Agents for
our celebrated MADAME DEAN SPINAL
SUPPORTING CoKsETs also, our SPI.
NAL SUPPORTER, SHOULDER BRACE
and ABDOMINAL PROTECTOR CON-
BINED (tor Men and Boys). No ex-
perience required. -Four orders per ay
give the Agent $3.50 monthly. Our
Agents report four to twenty sales
daily. So outfit free. Send at once for
full particulars. State sex. LEWIS
|SCHIELE & Co. $50 Broadway, New
YORK.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-16
Alma OLD stand.

j. o. Pickles & Co. have on hand a
large assortment of stoves, ranges and
heaters, which they are selling at very
low prices and are ready for business.
We are doing work promptly and
would be glad to SEQ all of the friends
Of the old house and many new ones at
the old stand, 9 + Fourth street. Bring
along your work and it will DO done at
once,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-16
Profession Tor Gsme ana Fish. /.

A meeting of the Delaware Game
and Fish Protective Assoc iation wa,
held at Dover on Saturday, with Ex.
Congressman James Il. Lofisnd In the
chair, and Caleb Churchmsn acting al
secretary. Among others present we're
U. 8 Fish Comm issioner Eoocb Moore
and DIR. Shortlidge OF this city
An election was held, and the follow
Ing directors chosen.
New Castle County-Dr. Linton
Smith, Edward Briughurst, Jr., Emlen
Hewes. Anthony Higgins and Edward
L. Rioe, Jr., of Wilmington Richard
E. Smith of Middletown ; David Bend.
Ter ofSmyrna, and II. II. Hsines Of
Newark.
Kent County-I. N. Mills, A. X
Cahill. George A. Milling on, j. Il
Nicholson aud John r. Salisbury o.
Dover; W. NJ. Prouse ofMsgnolis; G. j
Harrington Of Fnrmingtou w. Y
Anderson Of Woodside, and Amos Cole
Of Harrington.
Sussex-D. s. Marvel, l. N. Fooki
and Governor Charles G. Stockley, o
Georgetown Thomas Curry, OF Green
| wood /; Ebe Tunnel, Of Lewes JohI
Derrickson, of Frankford Edward f
Giles, of Seaford ; j. T. Wright, o
Laurel, and Philip Cannon, of Bridge
vile. The following officers were
chosen President, ex Congressman
James r. Lofisnd Vice Presiden t.
John @. Higgins, William Ellison an(
II. A. Rosenbaum Secretary and Trea
surer, George Cburchman.
| 1t was decided to purchase one OF Nc
Donnell's fish Matching machines, and
the sum of$l50 WAS appropriated for tn
purpose. The sum o, tl00 was appro
priated for the propagation of fish in tn
waters OF this State, and George Church
man, John f. Salisbury and Enocl
Moore we're appointed committee t,
purchase quail, after the cunning sea
son ia over and distribute them throua
fthe three counties of this State. DR.
Shortlidge was appointed Chairman q
the fish com n itt,e aud it was decides
to join the National Game and Fish Al
sociation.
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ClairyOyant.

Mrs. f. W. Ssnborn will give sit
tings every day In the week, except
Sunday, until 8 p. IN. Has given sstis.
faction tho last ten years In revealing
much Of the past md future. Gentle
mer. 81; ladies, 80 cents. No. $40
Shipley street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-16

A OARD.--To ALL WHO ARE SUF
IN fering from the errors and indiscre-
uons of youth, nervous weHkness, early do,
cay, ,loss OF manhood, ETC., Will send recipe
that will cure you free OF charge. This great
rem edy was discovered by a missionary in
South Americs. Send a eelfaddre ssod enve-
orc TO the REV. JOSEPH I. INMAh, Sta
on ID New York CITY. m4-eod-dSw-ly
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i Have been Deaf

In one ear ten years, and partially deal
In the other for two months have been
treated by ear speciality doctors and re-
ceivod no benefit. Having used Ely's
Cream Balm for about q month, find
myself greatly improved, and can hear
we'll and consider 1t most valuable
remedy. l had also nasal catarrh, with
dropping Of mucous into my throat and
pain over my eyes, which troubles also
have entirely disappeared. ID. b.
Yates, Upper Lisle. Broome Co., N. Y.