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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-18

An interesting meeting OF Capital Grange
was held at its hall Saturday evening. the
attendance being very good considering the
bad condition of the roads and the long dis
lance from town al whichmany Of the mem
bcr< reside Remarks were made ly I. J.
Lynch, Esd. pr. TwitchclI, Mai. c. j.
House, $ l.. Boarlman, J. II. Ycaton. u.
b. Savage and Worthy Master Fletcher.
At the meeting of the Gransc OH the even
ing Of MAY 7th DR. Twitchcll will give a
lecture on Highways and Hedges on
which occasion j, is to he hoped there will
be full attendance, as the subject is one Of
much importance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-18


The services yesterday at 1T. Mark.
Episcopal church we're those prescribed BY
The Book Of Common Prayer. The music
vas Of high order and was finely rendered
By the surplieed choir. W. W. wyman's
tenor solo in the anthem He is Risen - de-
series especial mention, The altar ga.
artistically decorated with beautiful Japan
csc Easter lilies and green's, being veritable
mas Of flowers. The pulpit and lectern
were also decorated, large star of roses
Of different eoIOrs with a magnificent lily in
the centre being noticeable on the first anil a
handsome wreath of hlies and green on the
latter. Rev. Walker Gwyune preached an
able sermon on the following text. Thou
art my son, this day have begotton thee.
Psalms II :, In the evening a special
children. service was held at which the
Easter carols were sung and an address was
made by the rector. At both services a
large congregation was prcsent. The fol
losing i the programme
Matin- ,ion.
urgsn soi6- tiieiuia 10 the Father and rh. son.
bcfyrr service " orlds Hborn shall Tell iI.
Glory.
Then shall the gighieou.." -
f'rocas-ional, We March to NictUry 70
Proper Anthems
Proper Psalm- Ghantrd.
l. bsum. sir John sfsiner.
Heactirin-. ~tr John -tainrr
Hymn no
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-18

Owing to the ;. of. Y, minstrel per
Torrance tonight in lIalloweIl and the
majority of the camp wishing 10 attend. the
meeting of IL. Il. Staples camp will he
called at els L. NJ. sharp.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-18
the CONFERENCE.
fContinaed from LIST page :

Continaed from l-t page
tee on ehnrch all, presented the report of
the committee. 1t Recommended that wise
caution be exercised by all weak charges
who were contemplating the erection of
houses Of Worship and that they avoid all
unnecessary expense; that the work be not
done unles, it can I've done without incurr-
ing debt: that the collection for church aid
be taken in May or June and that the mon-
ey received be expended a. the society shall
direct.
DR.. l.. p Townsend Of Boston vas IN
troduced and spoke in the interest Of Boz
ton University which nov has 1000 students
with 100 in the theological school.
+. I. Adams presented the report of the
committee 10 meet representatives Of other
churches in the convention which was hel,l
in Wateryilie, Nov. "A, 1891. This inter-
denominatioual conference passed resolu-
tons leokIu. 10 the united work OF the
churches on plans similar to the Eyangeli-
cal Alliance. They recommended that DO
union churches be established and thai no
one should enter = field without consulting
with others. Feeble or defRHcE churches
should rather be revived than new ones
started The feelings of the pe0pl,. should
be regarded concerning the church they pre-
nearest tn. Io,.aIity NO.. ,h.. no. .,,,,-,.b
i. hai,., ra1s;sl''r,J .b.,rlt E,r.
its establishment. \ permanent commits
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-18
NOTICE.

Tie Committee on Pensions viii meet in the
Alderman room Granite Block. the mrs, Thurs
dss evenings in eac month at o'ceek nnfil
farther notice
". H.. BSEEoNS,
y. ". MATHEWS.
asafs.1dif tom Pensions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-18

See advertisement of Eennett- cafe i'll
another column.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-18

Voluntary -P0utiiiesl March. .....-....... t,ounnd
Nuflum hri.t onr Passover ...,,- .,-.-.,. ....
Hmm, l-,,..,---.
Nnihfm 'lIr Is Risen -,--...--. ,'''dd =
K'rpan.,, rsHlm- ..-.-..-.
R"sIups'-' ilnrk' Hear sweet uir,'' ..-...,.
" ma -..s
tas,ii-fp Wonderful Easter Morning '--.. D'aRr
Itttnu %
Aurn--l hmm d -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-09-15

Republicans 10 ether counties did no'
z vel as they did 10 Bennington coun
j II FuiIers msiori'y would have been
nearly "a 900, or quite the average msIori.
~ oipresidehtial years. As IL 10 his msiori'
~ it. is about 1900. The Democrats
pollsd nesrly as many votes - In 1885
while there was falling of in the Repub,
lieaD vote ir1m that year OF over 5000 A
portion OF the loss is due to the operations
OF The ne~ ballot Law snd a portion to the
unpopnlarily, 10 some sections Il the
st,,e, Of the Republican candidate f,r
Governor. while the Democratic candidate
was universally popular
The Democrats will have no state sens
tor sod al u1ususlly small number OF
members IN the house. We give nearly y
complete let OF members OF the legislature
uhlcl shows that 1t will be uoususlly
strong 10 members Of experience sod
recoguz red abllitg.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-09-15

The Democrats 10 hs~ York are making
.upsfhumsu tatrs 10 di.credit their ovn
witness. Commissioner Peek. Peek ssys
be commenced the Investigation folly sr'
peciins lbsl the isots bfough, out would
sasislp the Democratic theory, that ia,
would mske Democratic cspi,sl In The
csmpaigB. but hey do cot bu, quite the
OPP osl,s, bnt a. 40 honest man sud on
cal be did not feel =, liberty TO suppress
them /. Il 20 rare tbst = Democratic OF.
foiil proves 10 be honest that they are
obliged - pi'eb toto bin on that sccounti
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-09-15
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

" Estate OF Louisa MATrIsos
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Man.
chester Commissioner, to receive, examine, and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons
against The estate OF
Louisa Madison. late OF Arlington
In said District, eoessed and all claims exhibit.
ed In Offset thereto, hereby give notice that
We will meet for the purposes aforesaid at
the Arlington House kept by 4 p. Warner At
said Arlington on the l7tb, day OF February next
rom O'Clock a m, until I O'Clock ?. NJ.
on said day and that six months from
the 18th day OF August A. d. 1892 is the
time limited by said Court for said creditors to
present their clsims TO us for examination and
allowance,
Dated at Arlington this 18th day OF August,
A. d. 1892.
MARTIN II. DEMING,l
JOSEPH WEBB, Comrs
l73w oBLAND Il. ADAMS,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-09-15

Toe MAise tleo,lob shovs RepublieAn
plu,aliiy 81 tboai 1900 on = Iigh, vets
'fbs pev ballot lac sss tried ihefe fof The
ar,i ,las sbleh hsd The eject 10 decfesse
ihe vote aed tbs msioriiT sbou, The sane
go 10 Ntrmobl All the eoosressmsB
~ RspabliCaa with 81 increased Bspubt
lioaB ms. rsig 10 the legislature The de-
cfr1sin toe maj nifty 10 both states n due
20 the decrease 10 the ,cts. and most OF
this decrease 10 dae 70 The ballot Law.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-09-15
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Estate OF fArsY BAIphipoK.
The undersigned having been appointed by
the Hou, Pfob,e Court for the District OF Man.
chester Commissioners, to receive. examine aud
adjust all claims and demands OF al persons
against the eststeof
Fanny Badridge late Of Rupert
IN said ps,rict, deceased, and all claims exhibit
ed In Offset thereto hereby give notice that We
viii meet for II. purposes sfoiesaid al the late
dwelling house 81 the deceased IN said Rupert
on the aSlh day o. February, oeit from o'clock
A. n. until 4 O'Clock p N on said day, and that
dI montbs fron the 18th day Of August
A u. is92, 10 the tine limited by said Court Tor
said creditors to pesent their claims TO ne foI
examination and allowance.
Dated At Rupert his 18th day OF Angus
A., 1892.
Y. A. SHELDON. ca,,,.
i73w GEORGE n. RIGHEY,i
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-09-15
State Senators asd Rsprsssntativs.

Addison Coul t. Howard Clark Of Linz
coin. q u Abel OF Orwell
Bennington County frsrtlin II ofvis
% Msncbs,i -,. ia. O Stafford Of Stamford.
C.ledoBis Couniy-A 7 Nichols OF st
Johs.bary. b Libcoln Of Lyndoa.
Gait ,odsn Couaiy SO ID J Foster OF Bun
iias,os. S A Brosnsil Of Essex. II c 0Ies,
SOD OF Ricnmoud.
E~tx Coahiy -fA Tnrnsr Of Lnpeni
bsrgh.
Fnpklin Connir "A A hall Of ~ Aibsrs.
DIN Meirill Of Eaosbursh faiis. A Is Bee
nan OF PNr,tr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-09-15
cARAH HAzLEroA's E,rArr

~ ETArt ~ TEsnOsT, District Of Manchester 30
10 Probate Court bsid al hagcbbstor, stttn
ana ior said District 90 The 18th day offsep'
fsmbsr A. u. pa
Sherman Nichols the Adm Disustof on the 90
t,te Of f.fsh Hszlft0n late Of Dorset in rails
Di.tIet dec ssed msEss application 10 ssB
q utt Tor license ~ sell al The real estAl. of SID
seee ssd. iof the pufpose 81 paying she dsbts
av,tnst The same VIZ small hVuss aud Jos
STATED III stid Do,sst. aud lately occupied 81
.ald deceased representing that
.f'be amoaut Of dsbssldus from ssii d.
Gfseed +ftsssss ta-fsstt+tt tgsFs tvVl %
CbAigss Of administration, sstimstsd al ~ ~
isl; -
bat there 10 10 personal estate.
Thai the balance Of dsbis chAigsAbis On
the real estate To- .st. .sts4ss8s asSJ ~
WhtfsapBu u ordered that besring on
.sid app iestion BE- held 81 ths Probate Dfiss 10
Manchester 10 skiA District % the ygsh day ~
e.ptsmbsf d. issl IL ~ O'Clock n ssd that
nail u cad agpieaslon, the nsiufe and fsssofs
tbsfesf sad t1s time and place ~ hearing there
"a. gwen 10 ~ psrs0Hs inisfesied bt the
pubi aii0n hereof three seeks successfully ~
he Manchester JguKsaL. DssspApsf prutsd Of
Mace snff 10 said Distrle., PfeFions 70 ssit
time of hesigpF.
true rseofd,
Affect. J. Y. FEss. Register.
true copy u record.
iss,t A'tsst. J,g. PENN. Regis -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-09-15

Tbass 81 cur psaen vbo ere incIined
% bellows shsi The ''iin plate liar" bss
bsfr iRllins sheali read .ta. the JorEs.L
vll hsss 70 say sboa, Il psri week Mr..
y, II Ofrs has ,steb great pslss 70 get
~ ihs fac. 10 the Gaze and vs hope 70
give them psii veef. The iin plate ie'
dasiiy bs. srosE faster issE any other 10,
dnsiIt sssE trew before Ia its ueiied
k4.ia.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-09-15
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

~ Eu,,te Of JosEpH Bu-HEg
The undertigned, having been appointed by
the Hon Probate Court i0r the DlsttiGt OF Man.
chester Commissioner 10 receive examine. and
adjust all claims aud demands Of ali persons
AK aust the estate Of
Joseph Bushee, late OF Manchester
in ead District. deceased, and all claims exhibit
cd IN oiiset thereto, hereby give notice that We
will meet for the purposes aforesaid al the law
Office OF Fowler 4 Bon, IN Manchester Aforesaid
on the let day Of March next, from
O'Clock A. N until O'Clock ,. NJ, on said day and
that siI months from the lst day OF September
A. ID. 1892, Ia the time limited by said Court
for tsid creditors TO present their elaine 10 US
for elamlnation and allowance.
Dated at Manchester this 9Th day VI Septem-
ber A. ID. 1892
CHARLES X BUoKLIN. oon,,,,
1889 JOHN BATHS,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-09-15
o.,r,x,Corxrr


Aibsty. q { King. rep
Barton. II X Dewey, rep
brnvninston Alsnsoa II Allafd. rep
Charlsstoo. CE Csruih, rep
Coventry, no choice.
Crsfisbur. Horoe Y Graham, rep
Derby. Joan q Fo.ier. rep
Glover, Clsenec y ousn. rep
0reensborc. james ID Wilson, rep
Holland. fnnl II Rollins. rep
lrssbure, John L Dodge. rep
joy. Edgar N Chase, rep
Lowell. Salon s Harding. rep
Morgan. Numau Brown rep
Newport. 0esr Miller. dem
Troy, Z d hammond. dom
Westasld. H.llsce W Wakefield. rep
Westuere. freelsnd II Foster. rep
RuTLaSp CoUslr
Benson, W s Bascom. rep
Brandon, AS Newton, rep
CAstletoo, II b Ellis. rep
Chit,eoden. Nelson ID Parker, rep
Clarendon. George W Wescoit. rep
(Cosanvsd on Third Page)
Tspleys Bread Winner outwesrs al
her shoes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-09-15
FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber Ontrs for sale his farm Of no
acrts. and all his stock, crops aud farming uieh
ellis Tie farm Ia located IN East Msnche. ter.
one mie from The Bennington aud Rutland Ran
way station, aud Que aud one hail miles from
Mpnehester Coutre. About 40 aor,p are devoted
TO meadow and vi age. the balance 10 grazing
aud wood land, the latter including sugar
orchard IN Witch SJ0ite, can be tapped, aud the
whole IL covered with a heavy growth OF hard
wood The entie farm II supplied with the best
~ water from never failing sources, Aud tao
streams Il wing through the farm sfiord eioei-
lent nout h.hilg aud an almost unequslIed op.
ortunily TO create aud stock trout ponds TIE
buildings are In good repair, aud COW barn has
pech built this summer.
The stock consists of five horses, s1 cove snG
fur Two year old hetiers OF the horses two srs
adaptea 10 ali enrls OF farm wa aud are also
good drivers A third Ii mare, seven years oil
sired by Frank II 2:2s, by Bon fraull, l.2s,
dam b, Belongs 4 han. Any one desifing Val.
liable brood mare will be pleased with her. The
ofhor two are geldings, throe and lour years old,
the progeny Of the above described mare, aud
were tir,d by Ned Wilkes, by AleautAfs, by
0enige wilkes. The Tour year old Ia broken to
div, both single aud d)uble aud both will y
trsct he attention a competent judges u hOf-sr
The latm will be sold ~ II whole on Ia -eotIuns
10 SUIT purchasers. For prioc aud terms inquire
OF or address,
A. n BOWMAN
Manchester Depot, W
feptember litb, 1897 lssw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-09-15
OHARLEs K BUUkLIN, Jcom,,.
1888 JOHN BATHS,
- MARIA GRAY'S ESTATE AND ELI.

LABElh bHAf y
In Probsto Court, held At Manchester, within
and for said District, on the l2b day OF sept,m.
T. cher A 1879
rsHK Fowler the Administration on theiesisie
OF 4. Mara Gray, aud also on The estate Of ~.
zabeth Gray both late Of Dorset IN said District
deceased makes application TO said Court or
license TO coll all the real estate OF said Maris
raw and al the real estate Of said Elizabeth
Gfa, for The purpose Of paying the dtbts sgaiDs,
tie tamo. VIZ email bonse ana lot rituated ~
he village oi DGrtet and known AZ the Pa dock
GRAY Piece" repfosou tDg that said dseedent n
M.IIs Gray did seiscd Of Two undivided third
psrr OF raid house aud lott snd that said W "A
beth Gray died sesed OF one undivided ihlrd
part thereof
That tho amount Of debts due from \.
she charges Of administration. estimated 40 %
1885 rs
The value of personal estate, ~, tG3 OD
Balance Of debts cbarRsabIe on the
real estate OF \, Mara drsy,.,..,,,,, t2G5 70
That The amount OF debts due from sAid
The chsrges Of administration. estimated 40 90
$500 80
The value Of personal 'esiats esii'
mated s.s...,,.s. .s,.., ..4,ss.t.t tllO ~
Balance Of debts Oh Igoabls On tho
real estate of said Elizabeth GfAy,.... 800 40
nd that IL viii bs for the interest VI all concern
Cd 10 sel ~. respective interests Of sssd two -.
tsles together under one license.
wberenpon IL Was ordered that hearing an
ssid application be held al Tue Probate ONCE ~
Manchester IN sad District on the Sofa day oi sep
temberA b. 1872 at 10 O'Clock A. H.. and that
notice o. said application the nature aud reasons
thereof aud the tins and place Of hearing thefs.
on be given 10 all persons interested by tue
pubiss ton hereof three weeks s0eosssisely 10
The Manchester y0URsAL, newspaper printed
At Manchester In said District, prsyisDs 70 said
time u hearing
true record,
Attest j. y. PENN, Register,
A true copy ef record.
i9S Attest. !. ", ffss hsgis'er.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-09-15

Tspleys Bread Winner" out~esrs all
other shoes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-09-15

0nsa I,ls Coasiy-g II Hslhsvsy Of
North Hero.
Lsmollle Consiy M 5 Barbsll Of Vol
cpit
Orange Coaniy-- II Watson OF BrsA
lord. W Ii Dabois Of Veal Randolph.
Orleans yo.ish Groui Of Derby. Anory
Dsvisos Of Cnitsbury.
Hsilsnd J A Mead Of Rutland. J q
Pitlia oi Pair Hsven. Ed Proc.or OF
Proctor, A W Hyde Of sudbuy.
Washing ton o u Boz ce Of Barre, Jam,
~ y Brock Of Monipeli :.
Wi5dhsm kiitrsdse B1iibs OF Brat.
,lsboro. + Ball Of Rockingham.
Windsor H " Vol OF Pomiret. Chs1.
Ausden OF Wcsihsrsheld. PIP Mstber Of
Chester
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-09-15

N\FANrEp. ABtiqns futn8sats, sds
w ~euia nae 10 purchase k~ pisses %
An, Gee fatnitafs Address wish vart,ealssa
Mas q,
lalw uare Mr. Msthaty. Nsnohe.isf, "
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-09-15
Deaths.
WANTS.

Aavsrsitsm.ns, apast thts itse tea e.s 10
llneeseh tHsertien
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-07

Our great lines Of mems
ovorcoats selling at $40, $12
and SIS, give you the great
est assortment in the city
everyone possesses that shape
illness and snug fit that ha;
made cur clothing so famous
In fact, no matter what style
you want you'll find a great
line here to pick from. Drcs,
overcoats, storm oyercoats
cape overcoats.
It's the same with Men,
Suits. We have the great
est lines in the city at $40,
$l2 and $l5 sack suits, cut
Always, prince Albcrts, double
breasted sacks, And, theI
in addition we have severa
styles of fine coats and vest.
which with over 1000 pairs
of dress pants give thost
who prefer pants Of differen
shade from coat and vest al
almost unlimited stock to SO
lect from. .. .-....=. ....-...
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-07
FOURTH ED|T|ONVM.B. SHARP &COI



New CASTLE, Dec, 6.-An important
injecting of tile trustees OF the COM
mons was held last evening, with
President Block In the chair. The
members present were: Messrs. King,
Herbert, Mahoney Rodney, Ferris,
Shaw and Toman. The meeting was
for the purpose OF making some ar
rangements for putting the finances
on better footing. The treasurer re-
ported S44.84 on hand, and some bills
passed In November unpaid. and that
S2250 was due the Farmers Bank; also
that 5000 rent had been due tho trus-
tees since Sept, rs. 1t was ordered
that the treasurer secure cash or notes
from tenants of the commons farms
for rent due Sept2 with interest from
that date.
A committee from the Lenape Fire
Compgny. consisting OF Messrs. Mo
Cory &nd White, asked that the trus'
tees st,yance their '93 payment In or
der TO enable them to meet their obli'
cations In paying for tile completion
of the new engine house. Tho follow
Ing bills were ordered paid: J. 7,
Stoops, SS7. rs; Fl. Il. Tetlow, 6.e5; clty
taxes. 273.60. A motion that the presl-
dent and treasurer DO authorized To
provide the usual mode OF payment OF
the annual appropriations due the
New Castle Water Co.. on january LIST,
was deferred until the next regular
injecting.
The secI etary presented the resigna'
ltions Of members Lechler and Max.
well, which were accepted and ordered
placed upon the minutes. An election
Ito fill the vacancies thus caused was
ordered to be held on Saturday. Deo
81. ana Messrs. Herbert, Tuman and
King were appointed to hold the same,
On motion Of Mr.. Rodney 1t WAS unan
imously ordered that the 1898 nppro
priatloh Of $3.50 to the fire company bt
paid in advance,
The City Council met last evening
with oil tho members present. Bill
were ordered for the payment OF tn
lwOrkmen who have Teen engaged IL
repairing the road over the new cut-oi
leading to the high. This road haI
been dltched on each sideHnd filled vi
in the middle with tine refuse of tn,
old burnt foundry and covered witt
clnders, making a good road. iTh'
policemen's salaries were ordereC
paid .....
Orders were drawn for the last two
new street lamps, A committee Wal
appointed to act with the city solicitor
and draw up an ordinance establishing
ia curbstone market ana also to regu
late the street huckstering. which vii
have to he restricted In order to MAXI
tho market success. The City Coun
, Icil. as body, was appointed to Re
the sentiment OF tho citizens III regar,
to erecting a market house, and L
have charge Of subscriptions for th
: same. 1t Is intended to make TIL
curbstone market permanent II 1t /
supported by the people. Council al
iourned to meet Tuesday evening
December 20, to receive tho report o
= the committee.
Cycllst Lancaster is contemplating
trip to Virginia during the holidays
1T will be taken on his wheel.
Rev. n. H. Stahl Is the guest OF Mrs
: Rachel raggart.
, II. A. Lyon OF Wilmington visite
!. Ifliends here last evening,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-07

l am twenty-five years old and have
been married four years. My husband
was visiting at my horne (Which was in
Englsnd) at the time Of my birth. there
fore was acquainted with me from ear
lest infancy. A we grew up we were
frequently thrown into each others
society, but when he arrived at the age
of seventeen and was twelve we were
parted, my husband coming to America,
where he staid five years, at the ex-
piration Of which time we were to be
married; but unfortunately he lost all
his money in Liverpool, and on arrival
at my home was penniless. Consequent
ly we could not he married. Ny hus-
band returned to this country to work
for another year to earn enough money
TO pay my passage over, as we We're en-
tirely dependent on our own exertions.
AT the end of twelve months he again
started for England, but had to return
again on account of collision. Finally
he arrived in England, where we were
married a short time after and sailed for
New York. As soon as we landed
was taken very sick, was taken to hos.
pital and went under dangerous opera.
ton, which cost every cent Of money We
had In tho world. AT last got better
we hired couple of rooms, my hus
band succeeded in getting work, and al
though we are very poor we are very
happy. / am the proud mother of two
children.-Cor. New York Recorder.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-07

key, Beaver, Astrakhan, An.
CORA, Gin brown, blue and
and Lynx, from 75c
to $l2. In Fur Collars we
have Sable, Mink, Astrakhan,
Bear and Opposum from 81
to SO. In fur trimming We
have all the skins from 25c
to $3.50 per yard.
We have a new lot of La.
dies and Misses Military
Coats and Garricks in blacks
and navy blues that are ex
tremely stylish and service
able at $40 and Sl4.
The balance of our line Of
Ladies' Black Coats, tailor
made of fine black cloth
with full shawl collar o
light fur, and half silk lined
which have been selling al
the season for $3.50, ART
reduced to $3.50. We have
a good assortment in sizes
80, "a, 36 and 39, but ne
more to be had. .........
Eiderdown and marbleizet
'llannels with Camel's-Hai,
stripes are light, warm an(
elegant for wraps.