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Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
CARPETS,
OIL CLOTHS,
RUGS & MATING!

Embracing all the new
designs in the market, and
we extend to intending pur-
chasers the opportunity Of
purchasing these goods at
prices that will suit the most
economical.
Our stock embraces Mo
quettes, Wiltons, Body and
Tapestry Brussels, Three-ply
Ingrains, Japanese and China
Straw Mattings, Oil Cloths,
Linoleums, &c. At the same
time look at our line oi
Rugs.
We closed out from q
manufacturer, a line OF
Smyrna rugs, in an immense
variety OF new and desirable
colors and effects, which we
are offering at extremely
low prices.
Window shades made and
|put up to order on shortes,
notice and at lowest possible
prices. First class work.
manship guaranteed.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
-Four NAN nnr,.a Ann.

NEW YoRK, April 2s.-Miohasl Vail,
james Holson, Melock Flynn and Pat.
rick Kennedy, laborers In the employ
OF J. q @ Stewart, were killed yesJer.
day afternoon by the falling in OF the
side Of . trench which they were dig
Rine for . sewer in Warbuiton avenue,
Yonkere. A water main which ran
along the side Of the trench and
had been recently laid caused
the cave In and was broken
In the fall, filling the hole with water
as we'll as dirt and stones. Two other
men, John Heating and Patrick Flypn
were near the falling bank, but with
the aid Of their fellow laborers were goi
out alive. The former was badly iu
lured aud wss taken to the Riverside
Hospital. 1t was some hours before the
buried men could be extricated,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
oruhna,i TO Danth

Yesterday aiterr oon while 9 young
lad named Dennis Merideth, aged
Abou: ID yeAre, Was playing with q
number 0; boys about his own age, he
came to sn untimely death. 1t appears
that the boys were playing around
some cars In the W. & N Il Il. freight
yard, Front and Madison street. One
Of the cara WAS loaded with marble, con.
signed TO Thomas Davidson. Oa the
same track stood smother car. The boy
let the bake OF Of the car containing
the Htons and started Ii toward the
other one. The unfortunate lad jumped
from tae moving car and started ahead
TO couple them. As the OARS came to-
gether he was caught, and squeezed 80
badly thas he died in q short time Of.
terwaIds After being caught he
walked short distanne and fell. He
was picked up and carried into the
compAny'a office. DR.. 0Sle was sum
montd, but before be arrived the lad
had expired. The body wAs removed
TO the residence Of his mother, who re-
sides 10 BfowEtown. Coroner Barnhiil
VIII probably hold an Inquest to-mor-
row,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
Lichtenstein G. Hart,
226 Market Street.

New spring goods received
daily. We put on our counters
to-day new line Of Cashmeres,
all the spring shades. SO inches
wide, only rs cents a yard. A
new Henrietta Cloth in street
and evening shades, all-wool,
So inches wide, only 80 cents a
yard. A complete line Of all
wool Albatross Cloth at 60
cents a yard in all the new
|colorings, Sebastopol Cloths,
a new fabric just cut, only Toe,
all new colorings. All-wool
Henrietta Cloths, all the new
shades. price 75c. a yard. All
wool Henriettas 40 inches wide.
only SI.oo a yard.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
Ilola.


II 10 stated that the Fife and Drum
Corps cleared $50 on the entertainment
In the ODD Fellows' Hall on Tuesday
evening.
The wife OF Judge Humphrey, of the
Every Evening, 10 seriously III, and
prospscts for her recovery are rather
discourasipg.
The Court which met at Dover on
Monday last adjourned on Tuesday
afternoon until tomorrow (Fridsy)
morning. 10 consequence OF toe death
OF the wife Of the Ohief Justice.
Al meeting OF the members Of the
A. U. M. p. Church, held last evening,
. resolution was adopted NJ king for the
continuance of their pastor, Rev. I'd.
ward Chippey, for another year.
Mr.. Hitler, residing on Harrison
street, near Columbia avenue, is having
erected q two and q half story brick
front building toa frame back building,
which will make q decided improve
ment.
The Young Peoples Association OF
81. Paul's M. X Church will oon menco
their meetings again this evening. An
election OF officers will be held and
plans for the future will be presented
and actsd upon. All members are sar.
nestly requested TO be present.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
The Oxford Fair.

Tho Board OF Managers Of Oxford
Agricultural Society met last week and
arranged the schedule OF premiums and
appointed different committees for the
|eiehteenth annual spring meeting, j una
Is, aud 8.
The following are the trottlrg pre-
miuma' ThurseSy, June Us 90 olasI
purse tl00-frst $50; second SIS. third
ti6; 80 class, purse S225-hrst $ls5,
second so. third $40 Friday. June i
a 80 GLASS, purse Sl50-first SS6, SEQ
opd $40, third sss; q "a class, purse % SO
frat $500. second 500, third {60.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
Presbyterian Aalssioss.

AsbURY PARK, N. J April The
eighteenth annual assembly of the
Womens Fore!Rn Missionary Society
OF the Presbyterian Church opened in
educational Hall. The society embraces
the PIesbyterian churches OF New JeF.
sey' PsnnPyigAnia, Delaware, Mary
isndi Eastern Olio and California
-Four hundred delegates are present,
me sunual address was made by Mrs
W T. Sohtnck Of Philadelphia, the
president. The annual report was read
1y Mrs j. NJ. FISHER OF Philadelphia
Inc tressurer's report showed that th'
society raisad AnI expen led last yea
Slt4 Go.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
BLACK SILKS.

A nice Black Gros. Grain Silk
for 75c. a yard. An extra
heavy, pure dye silk, wear guar
anteed, only Sroo; it is without
doubt the best silk for the
money in the market. A better
silk We are selling at SI.25 a
yard, guaranteed cheaper and
better goods :than ever shown
for the money. A beautiful
line Of Faille Franchise, MORE,
lSurah and Rhadames Silks at
the lowest market prices. Our
Experience the last few weeks
has taught us that low prices
and reliable goods bring crowds
OF people to our store, and we
Imean to continue.
The great success Of the day
is our Muslin Underwear De
partment; it is crowded all day.
We offer this week one lot Of
Ladies Muslin Skirts, with g.
inch embroidered ruffle, five
tucks above at Coo. each. One
lot Of Ladies .Chemise, en-
broidered yoke, only 4oc, each
worth fully 75c. We have but
20 dozen Of them, and at the
price will not last long.
Our Coat and Wrap Depart
ment is doing a rushing bust
ness. Our success so far this
season has exceeded our most
sanguine expectations. The
daily addition to our display
from our work rooms have lit
orally eclipsed the style and
tastefulness Of all our former eE-
Efcrts.
Garments Of all kinds to or
der at short notice.
Ribbons are booming with US.
IOur enormous stock will con-
vince you that we are Ribbon
headquarters.
Grand and most complete is
Jour enormous stock Of Parasols
Coaching Sun shades, and Um-
brellas, For facts, get the re.
markable low prices at which
1--we sell them.
| Continuation Of the sale O.
four elegant soc. Kid Gloves. A
Inew invoice has just been re.
lceived. Elegant line Of Lisle
land Silk Gloves at astonishing.
ly low prices. Bargains through
Tout our entire establishment.
,ILiChtenstein & Hart,
226 Market Street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
TAiRD EDITION.
Funsral Of n. m. uarter.

The funeral Of Edwin n. Garter, late
nssistapt yard master ut the p, W. h
N. Railroad Oompany's West Yard
took place At 3 O'Clock yesterday after
noon from his late residence, No.
0outh Clayton street, and was largely
Attended, The remsins were epcssed
An a handsome casket, and the floral
tributee were beautiful, among them
beinn The GAtss Ajsr," . large piece
over three feet In height and nearly fouE
feet vide. The religious seivices were
couducted At the house by the Rev.
Richard B, Cook, d. D., OF the Second
baptist Church, and - the close the
solemn corteRe proceeded TO Riverview
Cemetery, where the iuterment was
made.
The pall-bearers vsrs George Evans,
Of the P, W. d B. Railroad; Puscy
Bldwell, Of the yArdmen; John Thomp
son, OF the yArdmAstsrsi W. B. White,
OF the Otder Of the Golden Chain, and
Charles II. Wollaston and Captain G
A, LsMaistre, Of tho Second Bapiisi
Church. The honorary bearers were O
II. Oantvell and George Rickards oi
this city, James Gordon Of Trenton, N
III. NJ Butler Of Pittsburg, Pa, ]
O, Campbell OF Derry, Pa, representing
the YardmAsters' Association; A. ID
Dance and 8. L, Parker, represen ting
the Order OF Railroad Conductors.
among others As the funeral were
II. Il. Carter, superintendent Of the p.
w. &B. Railroad, Maryland division
il. Burtinett, chief clerk; Frank Oar
Isle, trAinmAstsr; Jshn 8. Petty john
assistant trAipmaster; g. Y. Irwin, as
sistant trAlnm aster Of the Philadelphia
main line; 8. A. HsdRman, Of The Lob
dell Oar Wheel Company; j. II. Casper
con, freight agent OF the p, W. q b
= Railroad, Maryland division; j. p
FlAnnngan, yardmAster Of Pennsylva
mia Company Mt PittsburR, Pa /; RobeI
Morrow, yardmastsr Pan Handl
Road; 8. Il. Brenamau, yArdmaster Q
the Pennsy lvaniA Railroad at Altoona
Pa.
The OIder Of Railroad Conductor
was represented by the following Pcs
sons: j. c. Campbell, L. W. Wilson
j. Layheld, ]. b. Anchor, A. W. Ms
Spencer, d. Chambers, A. Hughes,
B. Book, A. B. Dance, 81 Parker an
J. 7, Parker The Order Of the Golde
Chain, . beneficial orgsni stion, wa
represented by the following personS
W. @. Farra, ]. A. Boothe, ID. BubeI
zer, 8. W. Cam, WA Reynolds, Osca
Jope and W. N. Mccormick.
In consequence Of the crowd being 9
great that many were unable to eve
get in the house during the time OF th
service, there will be . memorial sei
Woe held In Second BaptiBt ChuIo
next Sunday night, to which all Of th
friends OF the deceased are invited.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
Strange Proeo...

.
AZ the annual meeting oi
OF TRUSTEES OF the Poor Ell IA ,
a resolution was adopted n,o,
the election Of q board NJ a,
oians for the almshouss Sns Il
partnant. tbs resolution r.,
vided that eaid board Abonlt 4
select . chief.
This was done shortly s,s,
ton, and DR.. Pyle was s,,a
The action Of the Board oi ?
was thea submitted to Tho Tn
created CONSERVATION amor,
bers, IL lie said, OF the Hlokm,
A fer some debate the nctlop'
ruled, and DR.. Springer sslss
night MAS between the HlcI
Pyle factions. and the Hickml
finding that their slate T,l
intr' duced the resolution 70
ply ioiaDs instead Of two A, \
In the awards the hands al
tions we're seen, ard the ArI
about evenly divided
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
ON SATURDAY,
THE 18TH DAY OF APRIL. lsss
At2o'elosk, .. n.

me following described real estate, Wis;
All that certain lot, piece or marcel ofland,
With \ tWo-story frame dwelling thereon
erected, sithAte in the city Of Wilmington,
bounded and described rs follows, TO VT:
Beginning At point on the northerly side
of Tenth street A. the distance of leS feet
westerly from the westerly side of ecott
street, thence northerly an I parallel with
neott street aforesaid l79 feet II inches 50 1
corner, thence Wetterly and parallel with
Tenth street q feet to another corner, thence
southerly and parallel with scott street 139
feet II inches to the aforesaid northtrly side
Of Tenth strett and thence thereby sAsterly.
n feet 10 the place OF beginning. be the con
tents thereof What they may. BOOK Is. Vol
", page 10 etc.
seiEcd aud taken into execution as thi
property OF william Toner and Margaret j.
Toner, his wife. and I. l., and fo he sold By
GIItRS JAMESON, Sheriff.
sheriR's oalos, Wilmington, April 10, 1888
nIl-ROd ii
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
Important to Know.

As there 10 more or less incuuvenIe os
during the changing and moving ol
stover, after the winter use. to y place
OF ea,ety preparatory, TO cleaning up,
James Y. Wood d Co. have provided 1
large stoTeroom for the aocommod alton
OF stoves during the summer months.
They will call and get them, and in the
fall have them all polished ready to pui
up again, and delivered when called
ior Although IL is . little carly yet,
they have taken quite number on
storage this week.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
~t~"
Body hBcovered

Tho body Of David wskrI
three young men who vsr a
March 81 last in The D.laa|
was found near Psuu,grcv|
day. The unfortuBs,e you'd
sided In Chesler, ard wori d
RTaphed 10 his father, he w.d
70 Penpsgrove. Before Bic d
body had been buried, tut
bumed. The sorfowiul psrl
not identity the features, %
too much dscomposed, bu.
nizsd the clothing, Tie len
taken TO EdEemOor pier, Al
tsker Cfnmhie removed thsu
ter, wheJc they were Inferred !
fhe other bediss have roII
found.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
Fifth EDlTIQ
Tho nhnot,n-E

Brief mention was ma" 49,
rrubLIcAN yesterday Of I'm ~ IN
George Tllghm,n, coIorsS sae At
VIE, II seems that he and 70, 70
ieslde on Mechanic st,o., N.Y. a''
,horoushfare running es., "sc;,
bard street below ssvsn,,ss ana i9
time Tilgbman has ham ,a.,
VIE, and last Saturday n,ah! jsSio1
o oea' her but threats ned ~ I'tas ~
sne 10 an Industrious Eow.a ,U a'
i,r some time been e,nrIn ,p
European Hotel. Aboni ",
terdsy afternoon he wen, J.,
and asked for her; s wSs, " I,
tho gate he drew a pi,tol u, su
am going TO shoot yon u
woman started to run isct II
He Immediately tirod, ,Ua u, y. 70
effect In her right chez r 'G
pa,p fui bat not dangerous MI n
would be sstasdu vac
Special Officer vAna.Srl,,. =, ~
1t police station awlitip0 Ss
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
He AuuIul floral Dt.lEI

NJ. D. Hoy den, the well Erd
at No. 7p2 Market street, nMj
hinoent hoTal design, "llOGI'
that WAS used ct the ilneiIl
Garter yesterday. IL vas oTei|
high and four feet wide, cli
roA'si carnations, vl0lels, llli
samine, relieved With spray.
In the ccn,ro a white dove, N
of peace. was suspended, n
undoubtedly one Of the das
ever made or seen In this city
Mr.. Hayden 10 buslly trRIs
Ing another. equally sr!lsiIs
but net quite NJ large.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
rye Put Onk.

Yesterday morning, about 73O
O'Clock, "a rhomss shier, o workman
sMpoSsd by Hil!ss q Jones, was push
tnR % overhead hanger with > piece oi
.ltD oer II broke, aBd one Of the splinterl
Snteted plB ielt eye. He was taken I
~! II osnsWeis's office, who extracted
the splinter, which was about one and
one nall itches 10 length. He Was ther
removed to his home, No. s45 Spruc'
sIeeI, Dr. Mckay was called to At
.end him' Ha pronounced the sight oi
the eye entirely destroyed.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
HANDSOME Pftsen

The younger Of the Biaaa .i " v
are nightly charming tI,,s ~ n n
the Novelty Thesire WA IA Al
since, when an StmlieI a. s.,uI N
ripg. These charming y, YEA 7 \
Miss Lou E1varcs SpI nv s' ,tuj
ties, will appear for tls lSo"si' M
the week, and viii no 0'H"II
to draw crowded house
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
A mu,e IL ifeaDis,

Yesterday afternoon > na
ing to BsEas & uo., ,i, oii.'s is
attached to . carl heAily
bricks. slipped and i'l y
Market streets, and 81 ~ w -
upon him there was oonl,a.''
Guilty experienced 10 no,,1s w,
tuat he could regain hls ls', ,
injury no Sustained En H. :
slight abiasiond Of Inc 'A'D'
his struggles.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
OrIin,v .rain,

Clerk OF the Municipal Coul
who has been confined to BIS !
sickness since February 2D'
covered sufficiently to r'suns,
and was back in his old place
ing. Mr.. Hyland contracted !
being Obliged to sit IN iae
where the court ia held Whna
into a bronchial trouble, aud
q serious spell Of sickness
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
Tho mins,rsL

Tonight I'll HCrry's Nte
appeAr at the Opera EOuS,
cnAnRe In spoEkipR Of then \
Heury's show is unique ircn
to end. His frsLrGil Is
Hyde 10 q geu ulne Ar,l,l co |
Lorett is . wonder, BY 10 |
ssereotyp o0ntor!lonlr. Il
belle, and orke is great 4
In the troupe Is an artist III
and Henry himaeliis able ~
horn In more senses than ond
cornetilt, the prince Of nArag|
man Of brains.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
The Orop of Dsunks.

The following cases were disposed Of
BY Judge Cummins at this mornings sss
sion Of the city court. John Kennedy
William Mitchell and Levi Pennell were
each fined " and costs for drunkenness
and George Thomas 81 and costs for .
similar offense.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
muIdoou's Pls-'l@

To morrow night and Sl1I IN
Carol & Ryan'' Coneay iyy.'spt ',
the Opera House, e,,slI,, ana p,'PI PEA
able comedy "Muldoon' o. +, N. h. i
play is well known I,, ~ me 'I1 rre,i
specially rp cHil periorR,asnsete, q st,,. ssal es.r,
worth the is and 70 c'nS ''
mission.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
Dunham HANGED,

Dunbam, the murderer Of old BArba
"a Kendle, was hanged at Woodbury.
N. j this morning at 10 10 Hun
dreds OF people assembled TO witnesi
The execution, but could not gain I'D
nittance to the jail yard. Only th,
jury, the prison officers. clergy man
hanRman and i've repoits were pres
ent. He COZ fessed bis crime.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
-- v,iIiA
N. w. Js,ss' . ff',',

At the BAltlmore, s,.S SOs tic
progress In that = CIV y. Jsi
dogs, eutered by y, Ttock 81
Georges, this county; .iRlvs nal PdI
English settlers, ,a,isf Dic POI
"0iip;" Epslishh .0,,er isi,g' Irpp.
Dee, :" and IIish ~. ss'''j 'jst.i's
MsyoarDoon. P,,uty," d.. VI
setter, "sleepips b''u'''
ed second priEe' -
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
colliasd WIN . :,

A,tbo Friendship IsSst. aS.' 'S' .
aSing down FourfI T,a Ihil ~.
,I;.s . iSs sl;'% .'Is 9 Of ~saSa Slo y; 4, |.
SGlt'SIa Sut street, mnshiuG q, IL -, ~ Isl
| Fol tunatsly no no. opS pssysral %
sarrisas at tb" t ne.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
ON SATURDAY,
THE 18TH DAY OF APRIL, 1855,
at2 O'CLOCK, m,
The folloNlnE descrlbea reaI estate, NJ:

All that certain lot OF land Situate In tn,
city ol Wilmington having 4 two stOried brick
houae thereon erected, and bounded and de-
Fcribed a. follows to wit.
nning at corner Of land Leased to Alb
raham Robinson, on the easterly side OF Tat
nail street. between Eighth And Nipth stree 8
at the distance OF l40 feet from the noriherly
side Of kighth street, thence by line OF said
land e2sietly parallel to Eighth street, l55 fee
TO the westerly side Of an alley IS feet
inches Wide at this place communicating with
Eighth street, thence by said alley side, north
cry parallel to TAtnAu street, 20 feet 70 n Ger.
ner stake, thence westerly parallel TO Eighth
street. 1856 feet TO the Aforesaid side Of TAtnAll
street. and thence thereby southerly 20 feet tc
the place Of beginning, DC the contents there
OF what II may, with the use of alley, Ac
Nook c, Vol. B. pA..e 4iA &c.
Seized and taken in extcu ion as the proper
~ OF Benjamin y. Wilson, administrator o.
Susan Wilson, and TO be sold by
GILES JAMESON, Sheriff.
sherinrs once, Wilmington, April 10Th,
1883. m2l-eOd
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
Drill Last EyenInR.

a battalion drill OF the First Rsgi.
ment, N. G. D, took plAos on French
street between Eleventh and Twelfth,
iAst evening. There were eighty men
no no line, aud were couman1ed by Col,
mooo. The objeo; Of the drill was to
prepare for Decoration Day,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
ON SATURDAY,
THE 2sTH DAY OF APRIL, 1855,
At Z O'Clock, y. m,
The following described real estate, wis

The following described real estate, wins
All that certain lot piece or parcel OF land
with two story brick dwelling thereon erect
ed situated In ChristiAnA Hundred and county
Aforesaid bounded and described as follows u
wit:
Beginning at point in the westerly side oi
BAyard avenue al 90 feet wide and At the dis
tsnce OF 159 feet toutheTly from the southerly
side OF Ninth street (extended) thence west
erly and para lei ith Ninth street 30 feet u
the easterly side Of Rose street trunnlng south
erly from kinth street erte nded parallel with
Bay ard avenue at rs feet widel thence north
erly along said easteriy side tf Rose street u
feet to a corner. Thence eaEtsrly and parallel
with Ninth street and passing through the
centre OF the division wall OF the house ad-
joibing on the north 90 feet 10 the aforesaid
side OF BAyArd avenue and therce thereby
southerly n feet TO the place Of beginning be
the COZ tents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken In execution as the pro.
pefty Of Frank Strickland and Ella A., his
wife, and {. t., and 10 be sold by
GILES LA N 85ON, Sheriff.
Sherin'g Ufneo, Wilmington, April 10th
1888. Ail-eod.ts
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
slight Firo.

Tho alarm Of are about LIS o'clock
this afternoon was caused by q slight
blazs In the drying room Of the engine
house Of the p, W. & B. Railroad shop,
Third street below the railroad. Whei
caused the blaze is unknown, but the
damage 10 slight.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
Southern fruits in pApger

LYNcHnuRG, April 26.-T0s weather
IS very cold for the season Bnd there
mas bseh heavy frost for the past tWf
nights Crest anxiety 10 felt fer the
ttuiL' II is thonRht TO bs ruined. Ice
nAs formed In exposed places.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
PEERLESS DYES syGS Sore ~ rs Sr1as;s1 RGs4

NOTICE -. MEETiNG II ,II 5i,,,, OF THE IIIt
Loan Association, will be held on the third
door Of tho Bayna-d building, Fif,h and
Market streets, on Wednesday evening, May
Il, at 7.30 O'Clock. Business oi importance
viii he brought up for consideration u. A
FINLEY, lres!dcnii W. l. BuCk Secre-
'ary. a25-it tn So m "
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
MARkIEn-

LOWR-PErEKSoN-On the aBsh inst. at
the ie'idenee Of the BRIDES mother, NO.
Ios West Eighth street, by the Rev. J b.
BiyAn, OhArles M. Lowe TO Mia Lydia
A. Peterson, both OF this city.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
KaInOYhl.

DI Il. P. Ewes, veterinary surgeon re.
moved ~ from No COG French etreet tc
rV' 9io He-t s.rsef, aBg baa sUcc & q
70 ihh pracdon o. DR.. y Rrd Is. E5H.
IaLe, foratr stAte veteElnarian.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26

to sec the three desirable grades Of hid
boots at BAbcock's, 206 Market street,
above Second.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
u EGISrEk'S ORDER.
IN FGISTRR's OFFICE,
knW CASTLE COUNTY, Del,
hnrii Ioth 1885

April l3th, 1888.
UpoH the application or Isaac Miller.
Administrater Of William Miller, late of VIII
ming,on Hundred, In said Counts, deceased, It
a OrdereVlAnd directed by the Register that the
Administrator Aforesala, give nouce OF grant
ing OF letterB OF Administration upon
the estate OF the deceased, with the date OF
granting thereof, by causing Advertisements
To be posted within forty days from the date
of such letters in six OF the most public places
OF the county OF New Castle, requiring XII
persons having demands against the estate 10
present the same, or abide by an Act sf As
sembiy In such case made and provided and
also cause the same TO be inserted within the
same period in the DAILY REPUBLICAN,, .
newspaper published In Wilmington, Del.
and TO be continued there4n three weeks,
te. o. d.
TT Given under the hand and Seal Of
L. s. ONCE OF the Register Aforesaid, al
= wilmington, in New Castle Counby
SforeBAia, the day and year above written.
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register.
HoTICE.-All Hersons having claims az Ain 81
| the estate OF the deceased must present ths
same, duly attestea TO the AdIninistrator OF
or before ApTll lath, 1850, or abide the Act o
Assembly In such case made ana provided.
| ISAAC MILLER
| AdnlAn hsaEat or.
Address, wilmington, Del. ap2l
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26

GHERIFF's SALE.-BT VIRTUE OF
~ writ OF LevAri FaeiAs, 20 me directed,
will be exposed 10 public sale, at the Couri
House, on Market street, betwt en- Tenth and
Eleventh streets, in the city OF Wilmington,
New Castle county. Dl.,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
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Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
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Ladies' and Rsntlemen's gola vAtohei
ct MillArd II. Davis, 0 e. al o..
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26

"ANrED-BoARDsRS sRS ar oIo 6TH
w stresti alse good accamT odation for
man and vie. front room, second story.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26

WAN rEu-A GOOD SECOND HAHD
w bicycle. Address stating slse, make
and prioe. A., this ofioe. 1tA
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26

tNOk htNI-2ND SIuhY hUUMS
~ with or without board at n. W. corner
l2th and Hest htrsets. s26 at
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26

ENOh SALk-oHEAP, a SEOuND-
A. hand grocery wPgon, good as now. Al
70 spar spring buggy. made by ReevsR, in
gool order. Apply At Boarding stable, on
Poplar street between ttn and sth, a2s.qts
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
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