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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14

ANEW OaSrBE COUNTY. 4. s., THE
IN State Of Delaware. To the Sheriff Of
Rev Castle County Greeting
} whereas, mary Maahan BY her
bAAL Petition 10 the Judges or our au-
~) poTior OoUTt fl0d IN the OtioS Of
the Parliamentary q the said Ooutt Ia and
for County OF Rsu Castle, further cause Of
complBint thsNeln alleged has made sppli-
cation TO our aaid Judges tina = 6eoroo may
DO proy ounood disHolyinR the marriage eX-
let ing between the petitioner and her nus
hand IGAes MBshan, We therefore com
mGDd yop, a. you have heretofore co mmAnd.
Cd, tnAt you summon James slaahAn 50 that
he be and RpDsaf before the Judgea Of our
said Cours At the next term thereof 10 be
held 1T Wilmington on donday, the twenty.
sixth day OF November next, TO answer the
allegations OF the tAid Petitioner, according
% the Act Of Assembly, In Bucn cases made
and provide cd, AID also 70 do and TseOlVo
what the said Court shall then eopHidor con.
sbfning him ia thiB behalf As 70 the court
ehAll sasm meet and consistent with the pro-
visi, nI % tbs Act Of Assembly
And have you then and there this Wit.
Witness, the Honorable JOteph y. Come
Eys, Esq1irs, At Wilmington, the sec nd
day Of october, A d., eighteen hundred
and eighty eight. GEO. 4. mAXW all,
PTOEhonotAry.
Ismod October 20, 1889.
The above is . uus copy Of the original
Writ. GILES Jameson.
OF 1t Sheriff.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14

The November meeting OF tho Levy
Court WAS held yesterday, and the fol
lowing reo6utly elected assessors wsEB
sSorn in and instructed in their duties:
Edward o. Higgins, First district
Wilmington Frank McOloskey, Second
district Wilmington; Draper A. Devices,
Third district Wilmington; Thomas s..
Robinson, Brandy wine; ViIosut g.
Finn, OhrlstiAnAi Joseph Cham bFrs,
NH Creek; George W. CurrindeF,
White Clay Oresh; William j. Hunter,
New Oastlsi John y. Grimes, Red
Lou; john W. Thornton, Psncader;
Theodore q. Armstrong, st Georges;
William II. LUsb, Appoquinimlnh, and
Joseph Van Pelt, BlAokbiTd.
Courts Attorney Rodney, wBs in
5tfuoted to enter satisfaction upon the
bond Of JOhu B. LeBeVre, JF., Of Pen.
oAder, for 1885 1896.
John N. OarsWell aud ThomHs f.
Young were allowed $500 for auditing
the records Of the Orphans Court,
Massrs. 9rubb, shAllorOss, Roberts,
RothWell, McOrscken and Toy were
appointed committee to view ths
Augustine bridge and cAusewAy.
Compliant having been made by cleo
zion boards Of the iRAdequhoy Of pas
aimee the abolition Of the 'little cleo
tion," the Court allowed $50 fer eACl
district ~ two days were generally
spent before the count was completed.
Tho contract for building the new
iron bridge over the Appcquihimink
WAS awarded TO william L. Wilson, 70
s2,75O, but the Court appropriated 81, 90
for the job to inoluds approaches.
The attention Of the Court was cAlles
to the unsAfe condition OF the tenders o
Third street bridge by the Board o
Port WArdens.
Mr.. Hickman stated that IL was no
worth while 70 repair the fender until
new draw was put on the bridge. Tb
1 Court GUinoided with Mr.. Hickman
Views and referred the communication
TO the committee on the bridge.
Mr.. Wier called attention to the fac
that horses and other live stock had nc
been assessed in Wilmington TIL
opinion WAS that ASSESSORS should rs
their Judgment In such assessm snts.
The court allo wed Recorder of Deed
Holcomb 80, 800 for rs-indaxing Ii
mortgage record of his office.
The court appropriated $40 rent Il
eaoh room used for holding the lAi
election. Mr6. Walker, Of Mil Dreeh
demanded $40 for her room, aud beioE
the election was held Levy OourtmA
Jordan had to agree to give 1t or /
without place 20 hold the election. I'll
court ordered the demand paid, but
Is not likely any more elections will
held at that place.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14
CLOSING SALE
OF
IN Market Street,

After the crowds Of two
weeks, we find we still have
many bargains LETT. Ii will
pay you to give US a call at
once, as we will only be here
for a short time. We still
have a little Of the Black
Silk at the price; any one
can have a black silk dress.
II you are going to make
comfcrtables this winter, we
have calicoes at 4lc. that
you will have to pay &c for
at other places.
We have one piece Of
Seal Plush, that we will
close out at 80 per yard; it
Is so In. wide. Have you
seen our Silk Handkerchief
and Mufflers? Ii not, come
and examine. Remember
Christmas Is coming. nothing
better fer a present. The
balance of our all Silk Rib
bons will 60 this week;prices
cannot be beat Scarlet and
White Merlno Underwear
at less than wholesale price.
We also have bargains 10
Blue Flannels, Red Damask,
Blue Flannel Shirts. Canton
Flannel Shirts and Drawers,
Kid Gloves, Buttons, Wooden
Shawls. Jerseys, Wrappers
Our Carpet Department
still includes Cotton Ingrains
and VenItaIns, which we are
closing out at less than Job
beIs' prices. We have a
nice line of Raw Silk.
Remember the number,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14

THE New York HsrA'd GO lnAses that
The recent oAnpAign COST The country
ave hundred wlilon dollars, and says
that this 10 about the average every four
years The Herald contends that As
this is The case II will DO better for the
country TO hAVe the Presidential ter %
extended 70 81 lelsi eight years, and
Wa heartily concur iD ths suggestion,
We DO NOT suppose for one moment
that the present change will make any
dihersnoe in the business OF ths country,
bxOept 10 make II bstter, but suoh IL
not 81 ways The case. II by any POSI-
hillly General Harrison should DO sue
seeded By Democrat, 10 would upssi
all buuinsss for 81 least $50 years
Outside OF shat IL the iaot shut these is
AWAys more or less dlaiUrban le Of bnBi-
mass during q Presidential cam pAIgn,
aud The only reason Why suoh was Roi
the oASs during tbs recent oAm pAlRn,
was bo9suIe the American people were
sonhdenI that MIR. Oieveland's irss.
trade p9lioy eould not prevail, We
Ara very much in favor OF Anendln Z
Iaohon l, article OF the Constitution
pi the UnlIed sAies 90 that II will
read: III. shall hold his ctfics during
he term OF eight years, with The V %
President sleolsd for she ssms tsr1; I"
but even II Buoh . thing we're poaH +. o.,
u would NOT 10 ilsl or right 10 tsva an
Bmshdmeni Of 6hts Esta-s t4ke efeol
n1lll AGter Tbs next Presidential cleo.
lion.
General Harrison was elsaIed FOL
four yeArB and Il would be manliesNy
nutuSl 10 give him \ longer term uulesl
he people should nj the next e.e)ll1I
show By Ihslr votes thai sash Wal
heir will. Undsr the present sysleu
with our vAst and sro sins o3uUuy 9
President soArosly becomes accustomed
10 the dutsH Of she OH % and 90
RnA4Rtet With the needs Of the psopll
before II il time for him either 20 TAX
bis chAeoel Of re.elaoHoa o. VaaNa 81
together. There IL another matter il
this oonnssh1n that deserves the care
iul consideration Of the American PEG
pie. aud that lie the Presidents salary
Although II was doubled q few year
since, and iS now $50 OO0 . year, II /
not ysi sufhSlen and should be made a
isAst tWlOs that amount 20 enable
man 70 all the position in manner be
oamiug The rulsr Of mighty nation.
man Who has ever Occupied the exalte,
position Of President Of these Unite
slkles should never bs obliged 10 CT
ghgs In any other business aiIerWardl
and this country with I've lmmeus
wealth can well afford 10 pAy its Psesi
dent salary suff slent 10 prevent hlr
bstng 3 poorer man when he leaves th
cfhae Than when he assumes iI5 duNe
d has been the case with several VII
have occupied the Presidential chair,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14

TIE AVERAGE Kent County saula.
bury Democrat feels like taking = halt
, day Cd In which to seek . quiet, &C.
eiudsd place In she woods and klok
hlnsslt 70 bis hearts content Il they
lad dreamed Of the political summer
sAult Contemplated by Sussex they
would have voisd The straight ticket 81
Gu hazards, but for onos they Eeekoned
Without ihsir host, rasir idea Was TO
eeAoh the Democrats OF Kent thAi they
yielded power that could not be
broken, bat instead OF lhA, they demon.
sesllst 10 the paopls thai tue Demo.
orAho party In Della ware Is rotten 10
she core and liable to lAll 10 pieces a.
any time BY lis oRn Wslz hI, The
kAlthtul In thIs oily, seeing lhs hole In
which the party lie slAesd by the SAuls-
parTises, have bean rAcklnF their brains
svsr slnoe election 30 ds7lSe some
means Of Asslsling them. Az frsI they
a4crBal about s'sallng tbs ifui,s Of the
v.a'sty irom The Republicans By con.
se'daE Mt. B.ohsTison's seat in the
bskle Senate on account OF . tsohni,-
amy $40 aal The De nooTEllD fTae trade
l1urnai Of thls city Oroaoh the matter.
~ however dii not take very we'll
VIII ihe ihT-seslug wing OF the party,
Lna shat plan bAs been petty wall
abandoned, We do no! ka5E, neither
90 We care What lhey viii iry next,
Lu' We would Ike 10 wbtdpsc Ia their
esrs ahai there il sash 5 =ihlpqA a. re-
priests and IhA. tha rls5sH;y Oh ihs IS
E.5sors and tax oOl.s5ilfa 10 dlsfrsu.
rhl5lng over three thousand Rspuoii
cans IN this cgunly, combined giSh "a.
ttos ihAi 81 least q teen bundled
Irhud1leus D7mllrssi1 v5les we're cas-
IN tais ely lAEs TGesdsy, 10 ght proyl
bum9leni cause Tor auteStllg ssvea II
legally elected D 70 BorsR In .az II 5uss
In addition 10 sending M T-s.I a
O9nsTeHs in place OF Mr. Ps1lpFIop
Ths two or three men In sh0s CIV III
Imagine that they run The Dsno,r ali
party ia D5lAsAre sill MOI ,s,n9t Ghl
lhurdsrbo!t-- sc only Wish thsy would
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14

wE DO NOT know, nsIIhsr do We
profess 10 knoW, What the course Of she
moo ming Administration will DO In ref
ereD 20 10 the federal offi yes, bat We do
know that whenever . ohAnEe 10 mado,
sho administration owes II to the ooun
ny, to the party aud TO tbs Eeople Who
eAve AgSin entrusted the parry with
power 10 select The vary best men for
each position. No man should be Gp.
pointed for mere parry service and We
cops the Republicans will exsm pity
that "a public offiSs Ia . public trust. T"
Ths RspublloEn party inEugurAled
Civil Service RsioEm and II viii be far
batter for the country and for the party
80 repeal the Law II they Do mot intend
80 llvo up 10 Its provisions. Mr.. Oleve.
land protested 10 admire the law and
10 o5lige oil his suboEdinAtes to obey II,
but II vas evAded by hunplng up
false and untoundsd charges AgatnsI
trusted and tris1 Republicans 10 make
places for, In many insbAn Us, moon.
98leBt Democrats. This ths Rspabli.
Gan party cannot afford 10 DC, and II
sill be hundred fold better TO repeal
tho Law than 10 evade or disobsy lie
provisions.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14
WEDNESDAY. NovEABnR IA. 1883.
NOTICE.

This paper is printed on q
Scott Webb Periecting press,
with q capacity Of "a 900 copies
printed, folded and counted in
60 minutes. 1t is the second
press Of it's kind in Delaware
and the purchase was necessits-
ted owing to the REPUBIoAN's
increasing circulation. Come
and see 1t in operation,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14

Time table In eject, July sth 1855. TYAinI
leave Wilmington (French 5treetl a. fOiiowH'
FOR Reading, BirdsboTu, 1oannn, Spring.
held, WaynesbuFK Jdncuon, Manor ,PottHVtiit,
TNmaquE, Allentown, Lebanon, Wernerf.
Wills and all points on the Philadelphia and
Heading r. R., 100 a. m. and 2, 40 p. m.
For Springfield, MeynesbutR junction,
Cuateaville, Embreevlle, Isenape, Chaddit
Rord and Dupont's and intermediate pointa,
Fer Coatesville ahd Intermediate points Al
20 a, m, 2.4O and 800 ., N.
For West On eeter, 100 =. M, 40 and ~
Daily except Saturday and Sunday.
For New HrtdFe and intermediate pointA
s. Is p m. and on Saturday only At ga Anc
II. Tsp. m.
On Sunday for Reading and intermediate
points. At sos a. m, and Tor Springfield Anc
intermediate points At 800 D. N.
A. @. McCAUBLAND. BQWHEsS BRIGGS,
SUPERINTENDENT Gen PAaa. AIT
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14

All crosksrs 10 the contrary, tbs
REPUBLICAN, leads all the other Will
mlsglon dAIlIss in circulation. II Is
The best advertising medium In the
HlAIs. We invlts the public to come
into our press rooms at any time and
see for thsmuslveS that they gel what
lhsy pay for.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14

NJBW CASTLE COUNTY. 3. s.. THE
IN BAte Of elAwue. To the sheriff Of
Bew OAgtls County, Greeting:
Whsfoal, Margaret Gamble BY her
sLA y Petition 10 tho Judges OF our Su
periOr court flied In the Once Of
the Pr othoDotsTy Of the said Court, In and
Tor tn County Of New CASTLE, LOT the cause
OF complaint therein alleged, has made APP
llicRuon 10 our said Judges that q decree
may be pronounced dissoiving the marriage
existing between the Petitioner and her hut
band, Henry q. Gamble, We Therefore COM
mRnd you, - you have been heretofore com
handed, that you summon Henry q. uam-
BILE so that he DO and appear before the
Judges Of cur raid court 81 ths next term
thereof, TO be held ut Wilmington, on mOH
DAY, the twenty. sixth day Of November
next, TO answer the allegations Of the aald
Petitioner, according 70 the Act Of Assem-
bly,, IN guoh case made and provided, and
also 10 90 and receive what this said court
sh All thon and there consider onBoaRntnE
him 10 this bshalt ns " the court Oh all eoem
meet and consistent with the provisions OF
the said act Of Assembly
AID hAVs you then there this Writ.
witness, the Honorable JOssph 2. Como.
avs, Esquire, at Wilmington the second day
Of October, A. D., eighteen hundred and
eighty, eight. 9EO. a. MAA WE'LL,
Parliamentary.
Issued October 18th, 1855.
Tho above is tru1 cppT OF tbs original
Writ alLE5 LA nBshN,
o2O. ms le-4t she id.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14
EhilaAaIphia. WIlningtm 4 1aI-
Hmors Railroad.

Trans en- leave Wilmington ~ sslIowl
= ID / 81 9ia, b y 81, d b ma .. n, u 3
Asl ~; s& e az sss' ~ "a ms a n,
FOR Chsstsr isspresss gu 20 so gn,
~ g uA. NJ, II % SaL so TeA ans
kcSoS1!saodsssoa, "a 80 20 an. IosA
M \; g, 9i.E ia, a. 81 VS., T6S
For West Chester, via Lanoktn, y ana
Rof Newark lUentfe5 and intermediates asa.
t2nf e !. y, y g aad q p. NJ -.
~ ~, n AZ ~ y, stsuoAh, i0AAA
g.Isnolsse a sad EsS t,ns ySan
IA Ss a. In 7, os sd Ws1ei q
TSsisS sar I bsIa W Division Leave for,
ksW CAstlss sgos $50 = ms q ia
qSoEEetown and Lewss, % q. m - % p.R..
seai9rd ieHpTessh 90 ?. n. .,,.. =.
EIPrsss Tor Harrington. . % .. n. wS
fIn ri b bower. Harrington. and Dsl.
mar, u 0S Ntaht,
Franklin CIty, e@h
fort and NORFOLK. iSoS NiShk
Leave Phnsdelphis, bread street. for WI.
% az q d Il . Z, -, iea i6i. Ia. "a
4, 'i ias ~ aSH 80 i is g. a ana N Z.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For FhlAdelphiA iaxpsessh aO0 st1 go
", 10, II 81 q. n - ~, "A. and % -
Accommodation, BIS .. m, nia IN, n
20, 80 and 10 % p -.
FOR Chester lexpressj, : Is. . 10. II q q ~
xseonnodstion, iBInA iaio. -, en-
%. and 7. 20 p. m.
Ror New YORK (expressh : 90 IN, 4s, IIA
JUS II 81 .. n, ~, "a IA %. and ma
Forwes, Ohostsr. via LAnOhin. SnA n,
Tof oips diaries, Old Pom. eOnfOrt. and
Norfolk, II % Might
For New Castle, Middlet0wn, Clayton,
Dover, FELTON,, HARRINGTON, Baaford, Laurel,
and Delmar, n o6 EiRhE
Baltimore and Warrington, la 4 ~ eeA
10 II =. m, u ca, y 81, and u p, n. BAltl'
more, g. % and II - y. N.
Leave Philadelphia, BROAD Street, for Wi.
A. NJ, 500 III and II. ~ r. NJ.
Accommodations, So ln.9 A. NJ, rs Lo,
For further information, passengers are 70.
ferred 70 the ticket once At Che station.
Trains marked thus 81 are nnttod express,
upon which extra fare IL eaArged.
General hSRAGsr General PIsussEsT Aas
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14
FIRE! FIRE!
SMOKED SMOKED

October 10th there was .
large fire on Filbert street,
Philadelphia, in a place where
Mehsrs. Wood, Brown & Co.,
had some 10 thousand dollars
worth of reserved stock Of
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14
W0Tklgn0l and
Ladies Read!
TWELFTH WARD
BUILDINGLOTS
Forty-ive Dollars and Up
wards

W0ko2.
Over four hundred sold IL
the past year. Fine location,
pure air and good water.
Cars leave every hall houI
within a square of these lets
for Water and Market
streets and Delaware ave.
nue.. Pare s cents.
Look at the improve,
Hnents: City water and
lamps; one-eighth tax rate
streets being graded; new
school-house; street car line
going to be extended.
For dead.sure safe invest.
naent. where you can see
your money every day, this
cannot be equaled. Had 8
great many people taken
this advice when we gave II
several years ago, they
would have saved hundreds
of dollars. Take heed aoW
and buy.
Building lots on easy
terms In all sections of the
city. Building loans, stock,
or orders on any saving
bank taken as cash.
For information how &C
secure a home apply to
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14

Otlsy Vernon has on his stalls In the
Eighth street market, good supply OF
pork, sausage and scrappls, which he IL
selling at reasonable prices, Il 10 e No,
/ article, and hnds ready sale. PERSON.
who buy once are sure TO call again.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14


PHnADELrmA. wednesday. nov. IA Iss.
We set out some time
back to beat any S. Blanket
we ever had. The only way
to do it was to have the
Blankets made to our espe-
cial order, and q care for
every step from the fleece to
the store.
Here's the result. Big,
generous to begin with GA
x84 Inches). A stingy
Blanket wouldn't do. SIR
and a Third botNas-I2
ounces Of fine, strong cotton
warp. and every scrap Of the
rest good, honest wool. You
wouldn't suspect the cotton
It's hidden. Strength with
lightness. The soft, yielding,
springy surface is wool only.
In the regular way of trade
such a Blanket would be
cheap at more thau S. -
much more. We believe it
the best Blanket to be had
for the money.
That's but one grain from
the Blanket bin. You can't
go amiss whatever your
choice, and you can have no
proper choice that we can't
meet.
Near Women's Waiting Room
A So Comfortable for 50.
That's the story in a nut.
shell. Fairly worth So, count
ing the extra quality sateen
on one side, the genuine
Turkey.red en- the other,
and the clean, carded cotton
filling, and the work at mar
ket rates It's a ira d e
triumph that let's US make
the price 81. ZSOo yards and
sir inches square, Not a
scrimp anywhere about 1t. A
black, 3 blues, ? Colds, In
various patterns.
A 81 Comfortable for
81 65. Quite as good accord
ingIy. The sateen and
Turkey red a little coarser,
the size a tIille less, the cot
ton filing almost as good. 1t
would be a plump 81 worth
What is it then at 81 65l
Near women's Waiting Room
The long stretch Of Bask-
cts Is an eye.opener. There
was wit in the fingers as
well as in the minds of the
folks who made them. Odder
shapes, quainter touches,
more unlqueness than Bask-
cts ever had before. From
dainty bits to hold a pinch Of
sweets to Hampers that will
hide a barrel full of soiled
clothes.
Basement, northwest ofcentre.
Halt the charm OF an open
fire is the setting. Makers
OF Fireplace Fittings know
it. They Guido themselves
year by year. Last season
Black" (wroueht or cast
iron) crowded Brass a little;
now "Brass" Is doing the
elbowIng, Either of them
as neat and fit as need be,
but most folks think there:
a bit more cheer in the
bright finish.
Andirons. $3.50 to S34 90
Tenders, S7.fj TO $40
Fire Set, 81 10 to Si3
Coal Holds, 81 and t4.50
Portable Crates, t3 to $40
Wood Hod, 90 40
You can see samples Of al
the sorts in five minutes.
Basement, northwest OF centre.
Every woven or stitche'
comfort we know of In La,
Robes or Horse Clothing
There are two sorts of store
for such thingS-one Wher,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14
ROOF PAINT.

We still claim after year.
of tests that our ROOF
PAINT stands above all
others. We use the Purest
Materials, such as science has
demonstrated, are the best to
successfully resist atmos.
pheric decay. We put it up
in quarter, half and gallon
cans, all ready for use.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14
GOODS

stored ON the I'D floor above the
FIRE. Having made a satisfac.
tory settlement with the inaur-
ance companies, they sold the
entire stock on November lst.
We were fortunate enough 10
buy several truck loads Of the
same, and find on taking of the
paper wrapper the goods are
perfectly clean and free from
smoke. We guarantee every
piece We sell to be strictly per.
feet.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14
{ KANE,
NO. 5 EAST Arm ST.
DEGIsTER's ORDER.
HI REaIsTER's OFflCA,
kEw CASTLE COuNII, Del,

kEw CASTLE COUNT, DEL,
October AN, isis.
Upon the application or Francis \. Uoat
and Joseph II. Cloud, executors Of AnhH
NJ, Barr, late Of Wilmington hum
dFed, In said county, deceased IT.
ordered and directed by the Aasf
ister that the Executors Aforesaid give nouea
Of granting Of letters Testamrntary upon W
estate Of the deceased, with The dait o. gfAhs1
ing thereof, by causing advertisements 70 y
nosted within forty days FROM The dNlt Of seg
iettersln six OF the most public pltt,i o. Wy
county OF New Castle, requiring az lelsohd
having demands against the estate 10 ettsun
the same, or abide by an Act u Assembly VI
such case made and provided. aud also lAlsa
lilo same 10 be Inserted within the same pel1
od IN the Daily RFrtHllCAN, a 9tg''
paper published ~ Wilmington, Dsls
and TO be continued therein three WeeAA g
- Given under the hand and seal q 2.
L, 8. Once OF the Register alpitsas il I,
- Wilmington, 10 New tasue NoulH
aforesaid the day and ytAf a9ltt H,t,,,vuii
Register,
NOTICE. ALI persons having claims agAl Ky,
the estate OF the deceased must pteatut, Wy
same. duly attestei TO the Ehtsu''i !,
on or before october &c, l55A y.
sbide the Act OF Assembly In such case IAO'
and nTovided. FRANCIS u. AL1Ip'
JOSEPH II. GLOup
Add reSs. wilmington, Del. o'
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DIR. THEETA
) N.FOurthSt
BeloE Grssn,
PHILADELPHIA,

IS years practical axpsrisnss
duarantnsu 70 cure mere quicker
aAtef And permanent than an
advertising physician all soc
eialDlAeaaea, hi0ad PolaoI
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