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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-08

STE 9alabine RapoleonsI.
Nus 9lnlaB oes jiinait erfolsten Sooes
oes Sersogs BON Srepiio sdblt Der
,@aulois" Die 3abl Der berSogliben
uno fiiritlihen 6amilien auf, Die ibr
gntltebeii aus ber 3eit oes erten 9ai=
lerrcihs 6eri6reibeu, mo Die 3a9l Der
erloidenen Sitel. 9tapoleon |. ibuf
35 bersoeli1e llno fiiritli6e Sd
milien, pon oeneu siuei t0nigli6e se=
pproen Iino, namlid Murat uno Ser=
naootte. Die erloi6enen lino: Ser=
3os pon 9ansig (seiebpre), Sersos BON
6ambateres (6ambuceres). Sersos psn
6riaul (Suroc), Sersog bon Gaitie=
lione (9tu9erau), Sersog BON Sitrien
Seilieres), 9erso9 pon Yaoua (slr=
regbD, Sersog BON Salberg. Sersog
bon 0aeta (6auoin), Sersos bon
Salmp (Sellermann), Sersos pon Ga=
suia (NtarmonD, 9ersog bon Sama=
tien (SpulD, Ser5Ds pon &opisno
(Saparp, SoerSpg BON @res, Sersog
bon 2ignp (Gcneral Girarol.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-08

9ie beioen 96selhen Daren ndmlid
In Dem 9diig aus bem Gi geldliipft
uno batten ibG ME perlalien.
yWarum", iagte 9lnna nadoentlid,
viuarum lit bas anoere M1bben 10
aliiflit? Gs bat ME etiuas geieben ala
unlere Stube, als Die Stabe ieines
adiiss. Ser Gliidtlins 1T 81 eleno
81 @runbe eegangen, aber er bat ood
etipas 9eieben, ben Simmel, Die Sonne.
ben ireien 3aun, eiu Stiidben 9Selt.
2o6nte oas ni6t Der Wtiibf?"
80, oas arme Sbier6en mdre semiB
germ suriidsetommen", iagte Die 9lut=
ter, ,aber es fano ni6t Suriid. Gs
perirrte lib immer uno immer ueiter,
bis es in ben Sumpf iiel."
.Mir tbut's leib", iaste 9tnna.
ySu balt fein 9erS!" perieBte ibr,
eblpefer.
Die Wlutter uno 2ouile iunoen oieien
@eoanten irepelbaft. Sas anoere. oas
iolioe unb perniinftise Mdbden betam
ieBt ooppelt 10 piel 3uder uno 2iebs
tolurBen.
9as Selt fam inbeNeu beran uno
nabm einen 9ldnsenben8erlauf. Die bel=
oen Wtdb1en fielen aagemein auf Our1
lire slnmutb uno lire bilbiden, rcineH
Stimmen. 8eioe 6atten telue Soil
oeIun9en unb ernteten itiirmiiden Seiz
faa.
glnna mar 9ans iiberraidt uno
tonnte li6 na6ber gar ni6t in bas ein=
f0rmige, biirftige 9lltagslebcn blnein=
Iinoeu. Sic mar es jebt, Die nit Den
oIfenen 9lugen trdunttc. gln bus in
Der Bfiibe ertruntene WtaBben oabte lie
gar ni6t mebr.
Sas 6eit fano Elm unerwartetes
9ta6ipiel. Sin Serr, Der Oemielben
beigemobnt bate, erl1ien in Der g8obs
nung Der 98ittpe. gr mar Wtitglieo
elmer Sbeater=9lgentur nno ertlGrte, or
uiiroe Die Mdo6en iofort engasiren
fir cine ,5ollrHee", Die er arrangirte.
lin teinen grcis Der gBelt," ia9te
Spllile.
stnna eriuioerte nifts, assr ibre
8ugen funtelten ieltlanl.
Ginise gSoben pergingen. iuabreno
oeitcn 9lnna auI ibr 3iel losarbeitete.
Sic ertrpBte BON Ntutter uno Sprmuno
bic @rlaubniB, MIR einise Yroben bei=
ruu9neu 81 biirien, um iiber ibre
Stimme uno SattfeItigteit Ielblt Gin
llrtbeil sll gcpinnen. Sic ma6te einiee
grpben nit uno frat baum einmal auf
Sl eilem uobltbitigen 3iuef. Sic bate
mir ein tleines SDlo, aber lie geiiel.
@nhiib eaben bic 0tutter uno Der
gornruno ibre 3ultimmilmg unter Der
Sebi!t9lIng, bab eas MGo6en im Sallie
hiebe llnb Itreng bebiltet miiroe.
@ines Sa9es aber entiuib Inna
6eimlib, llm cine ,Smtrnee" anSutre=
ten. sic lam me9rmals mieher. lln=
terlpcg3 muroe lie bon eilem anoereu
9t9ente,t anoerspo6in engagirt. NIB
unb 81 i6idte lie i6rer Mlutter etpas
8elo = bann mar iie perIbplen. sic
fano nibf siriif.
2olliie blieb unperindblt bel i6rcr
Whltter, Die ein rngemObnli6 bpbes
Greiienalter errfi6te. 9lu1 oa5 So=
sel6en lcbte ilo6 lange uno nerlieB ME
leilen &diig.
9Selder ppn ben beihem 4anarien.
po9el6en mar Der gliidlidere?
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-08
9eim Seiratbsbermitt

9eim Seiratbsbermitt. t.
Ter. 8ermittler: Chen lit cine neue
Senouns brillanter Seiratbscanoioaten
anaefomnen. = Dame: Meine MitsiIt
iit nibt groB. = = 8ermittler: Sat
uidts su ia9en, es iino audi eini9e
Sei6dOiste su billisen preiien oarrn-
ter.
-Gr bat &e6t. Batter: Oh
muBt beim 2erner beiner Sdulaui=
gaben nidt 10 uber1d4lid iein. @as
9u einmal orbentlid lernlt, tannlt
OIL ME perseiien. Sobn: 9a 1T es
ia nod better, ipenn i6 gar nidts
ierne, oas lam i'd erit redt nibt per-
9eiien.
unterf6ieb. Wie unter-
ideibet lid elm @emitter bon elmer i6D-
nen Srau2 8 Sas 8etuitter 1T 9efdbr-
lid, ipenn es i'm '9lnsuge, Die i6One
Srau, wenn iie i'm Ne9ligee lit.
= ,@elb 1T nur s 1imdre,"
beiBt es i'm 2ieo, nGeinGjelo" 1T es lei.
Der ilie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-08
2tuf DER MaSferaoe.

Gine bolbe Mtasfe
Sat mid iiin9it entSiidt!
Sab ibr i'm 8eordnge
Sanft Die Sano georiidt!
glls mir @alser tansten.
Sab i1 bo6besliidt
Mteine unbetannte
sln nein Sers georidt!
Sn Der Geniterniide
Sab i'd oann 9ei6ift
9luf ben lpsiBen Madeu
ginen SUB seoriidt!
SD als obne Maste.
eNb rle oann erblidt.
Sab ib aus Dem Saale
S6nea mid ielblt seoriidt!
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15

It is of the utmost Importance ID
strcugt hcn the boly. A healthy body
viii much sooner withstand the ravn.es
OF contagious d tseases, Cholera, In Grip
pc, to-. than A weak frame. The geutI.
inc Johann Hutr's MGlttNtract Is acluow
lodged i'll this RESPECT to he the best tonic
beverage and is especially recommend 1
for inNalids where Hdelirate YET strength
oning Iutt!e Is necessary TO build up Il de
bilitated constitution. one dozen bottle
OF johann Hons Malt Extract are equa
ia nutritlve aud tonic qualities to oni
eask of Ale or Porter. without hong iE
toxicntlnE. II is beneficial alike Tor man
women or child.
Prof. lrosee De Pictra Santa of p, ris
says; AS n large number OF patient
lack The necessary power TO digest solii
food, and wound through tho use of slim
uliiuts be merely ckciIe1 and weakened
therefor- regard II OF immense value &c
the practitioner to bring to his aid I
nutritious tonic and remedy like tn >
Johann ilotfs Malt Extract, which Will
ACT not only as a tonic, but as a nutricn
M we'll an | which is less exciting thai
wine n a sIimnttnt.
Re sure 10 ohtain the genuine, which
has the signature OF johanna Hon o:
the NECK of every bottle.
/ EisNElt & MENltlsLSOS CO., Solo
Agents, New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15


| A very pretty wedding was solsm.
Ihlzed on Wed1tesday, kepteniber 14th
lAt nigh noon. In st, Peters Protestant
IEplseopal Church Of this niaro. Tht
loHicintli1R clergyman was tho rector
Iuf the church, Rev. George w. Dame.
The bride was Mise Louise Christine
Mahon, Niece OF Mrs. U. Speaknian, OIL
belmont Hall, near this town, and
the groom. Mr. james :. Furtee, son
lof Hon. DANES H, Furbee, OF MHniIiug
ton, West Virginia. The bride was
Igiven away by her brother.in-law, Mt
III. \. Dennlson. There were no
bridesmaids Miss Hattie Warrict
lMahon, sister of the bride. was t he
maid of honor.
Mr. William II. Furbee, cousin OF the
groom, Of Rich Hill. Missouri, the bes,
man. The ushers were Walter LELAND.
|of Philadelphia; MIR. Allan Cunning
ham, OF Wilmington; Mr.. F A. Piieh
lard and MIR. Il. u Furbeo, of Manning
ton, West Virginia, cousin and brother
of the groom.
Miss Eba Cloak Wilds, Masters Cum
minis Elliott Stoekley Speakmun, and
Donald Norris Cloak, cousins of thu
bride, and Miss Blanche keon, nleee oil
the groom. We're in at enhance MS pages
and Hover girls, carrying Uaskets oil
flowers. The maid OF honor wore {
lfrock pf white. trimmed in pink rib
bon with hat to match, and carried
'lpink flowers. Tho bride was simply
but elegantly attlred Ia silk null Will
veil ana orange blossoms, and carried
Ia white prayer book instead of flow
ers. The church was tastefully deco
rated by young ladies, friends OF TIN
bride. After the ceremony Mr.. an,
Mrs. Sneakman gave an informa
breakfast to the bridal party.
The bride is daughter Of the lat
lDr. Charles L. Mahon. aud grand
daughter OF the late John Cloak, Esq
The presents were both nu merou'
and handsome. They leave on tn
$50 train for tour and will DO II
home in Huntington, West Virginia
Ia fter October LIST.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, Dover DEL,
July 9th, 1872. -trlend Ilekey-Ehe
party you spoke to me about at Ghlea'
20 as wanting pardon culse down In
a few days thereafter and sent her
pardon to her 10y an early mail.
by the way, how is our Old mutual
friend John Dockerty making out
Has he gotten over his dtsappoint.
ment fully yet? lie don't understnnt
us or lie would not feel so badly, Tor
as you know, II Jester had stuck to uf
John would have been fixed nicely.
have been awful busy but have
been thinking for some time ! would
give the Calhoun pardon case my 50
rious attention, and il John shows lie
magnanimity by turning In and help,
ing you and the whole ticket II will
certainly entitie him and his desires t.
my kindest consideration. | write this
hasty letter merely to let you know
did not neglect the matter of the par
don you spoke to me about at Chica
go. Sincerely yours,
RoBERT j. REYNOLDS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15
WHAT Ills Lordship Doesn't Know.

The list-already II long one-af the
things that Lord Coleritlge is not supposed
to know received two notable additions nj
the Derbyshire assizes A witness in cross
examination stated that he had expressed
the opinion that certain hill for stoves
was IA warm one" Excuse my igno
rance. Interrupted the lord chief Justice
but what does warm meanfn The an
swer was warm for them who are st
foolish as to think they can buy Mt thu
price and hive dividend If you said, =
observed the still unenlighteued judge
that it would be warm for the stoves
could understand. Did you mean that2'
but he only reply obtained was, Il cannot
say -
+ Shortly afterward the same witness ad
Imitted that he might have said, IF II
catches on 1t will increase our takings
This again provoked the learned judge Il
put the question, What do you mean b,
catches oil2' "opens the eyes Of the
public, my lord, - was Inc reply. "Catche.
on to the public SO as to open their eyes,
suggested the lord chief justice inquir
inRly. shows what prices they have t.
pay, my lord replied the witness, but
here the lord chief justice seems to havt
given the thing up in despair.
i News
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15

LIVERY ONtlN ED OF INFORMAL
IL TipS ON he subject Of advertising
viii do well to obtain copy OF HOOK
Tor Advert isctE iBS pages, price 81.
Maileh. postage paid. on receipt or price,
Contains II careful compilation from the
American Ncwspnpi directory of all the
hes papPrs md class oittta 81 gives the
Ctrtul lion rating OF every one, and =
good deal OF information about rutcs aha
other matters pertaining T. The business
al advertising Address ROW Ellis An.
yth1ISlNG BIiREAt, No. 10 Spruce
street. aus.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15
ONLY MIllionalre. Can Accord Them.

It is set up as Il fact that It cost Sen,
ator Briee tidy sum Of money for the
honor of being chairman Of the Demo,
cratic national campaign committee
This accounts for the baekwardness Of
prominent Democrats in coming forward
MS candidates for the honor. Demo
rratic hon9rs come high, and only mil
lionaires cen afford them. Cincinnati
Commercial Gazette.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15

The dread of negro domination does
not appear to be active in tho south
when the negro votes the Democratic
ticket. 1t is only when he votes the Re
publican ticket that the negro is es
teemed to be dangerous factor whe
should be terrorized, shot or counted out
-Watertown IN. " Times.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15
wANAmAKERsn
Close kin to Dress Goods

Close kin to Dress Goods
ARE Fancy Flannels. Large
varieties of choice new styles
are coming, and altho' not
announced are already NOV
ling very quickly out. Among
them are.
Forty.fve new styles Of
French printed Flannels, 81
in. 75c.
Thirty-seyen new very or
Iiginal and novel woven
styles of Saxony Flannels,
26 in, Toe.
A great variety of Amer,
can woven style, striped and
plaid Flannels. rs in, at 81 1
and Soc.
Eiderdown Flannels, plain
and fancy, in very numerous
variety, from 37Ac to $1.25.
The outlook indicates a
great season for fancy Elan
lnels.
Northeast of centre.
That new Shoe store. Have
you seen it2 Easier than
ever to show and handle
goods there-easier for us to
make it easy for you. And
1.-THE stock honors the hous,
ling.
Seven sorts of finest Shoes
for Women go on sale this
morning at s. the pair.
Our regular prices for
these Shoes are $3.50, IS
and 80, and in any other
store that kept such quail.
ties the prices would almost
snr5ly be 25 per cent more,
These are the kinds:
Two sorts black and one
brown Cloth top Shoes
with patent leather fox
ings.
Two sorts French Kid Shoes
with patent leather tips
and high heels; welted
and turned soles.
Two sorts French Kid Shoes
with cold proof in soles;
medium round toes, com,
mon sense toes and heels.
A positive saving Of $3.50,
.IS3 or 81 on any pair of them
you buy.
All made Of highest grade
leather and cloth, and by the
sInighest.class workmen in
Philadelphia. That means
that none really better can
be produced anywhere at any
lIprice.
In the Basement Shoe
,IAnnex are the 81, $1.2O and
Sl.40 School Shoes foi
, Girls and Small Boys. Have
!. been 81, $l.75 and Sl.40.
0 Thirteenth and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15

r is nothing strange that five OF
even more cases Of cholera should
have been found in New York, consist
ering the hundreds Of cases that has {
occurred at quarantine Iii New Yosi
bay, and the obsttnacy with wliicl
Health Officer Or. Jenkins at first re
fused to co.upet,tte with Ptesidan
Harlison's twenty days quarantin,
proclamation. These sporadic ccs "
however, need occasion no alarm, ii,
they will be promptly met and deIi:
with, and every precaution male IL
prevent the spread of the disease
Here mhy possibly be other eases
withoutauy fear oil Il general epidemic
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15

SHILoH'S GAlARRu REMEDY. A
marvellous cure orCatarrh, l1tphther!it,
.Canker mouth. and Headache, With
each bottle there is an Ingenious NASAL
injector for tile more successful u ei4t-
ment of these complaints without ex.
trst charge. Price soc. n. b. Danfortll.
wholesale and retail agents, I'd and
Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15
Evangelical Iexperience.

Its powerful hard matter for mo tt
keep any rel giOn, said q church m IN
Der to his minister. Every time / thlnk
I've got IN everlasting holt on it some
thing turns NJ. to make INC cuss; 80 am
kcpt on II trot between tho world and
tie notrner's bench, This morning l
lost nil the religion had while trying
to shoot Tom Green The gun wouldn't
go OH and lind to cnss.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15

TIE Democrats are not likely to
realize much from their stolen le,;ls-
lature of New York. Two courts, 10th
of them Democratic. have already de-
cided against the theft, and II the
Court OF Appeals, the last resort, goes
against them, all thnlr labor last win
ter will be for nothing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15
ON SATURDAY.
THE i7TH DAY or SEPTEMBER 1892
----Ate O'Clock p. IN, =

The following described real estate. viz:
All that plnntition and tract of land
situate lying aud being In The hundred
and county OF New Gas lie in the state u
DelawAr adj iniHE lHhds late OF { mar o.
y. DUPONT, deceased. iohn Janvier, tht
New Gastle Commons, aud the road lead
Ing from Newport TO New Cnstle, con
tanning anout lIJ uetes oil laid, be tnt
3sIne mere or less.
Seized and taken in execution ms this
property OF William II. Tnsier anf
Stephen p NJ. Tnsker and Mary u. Glar,
executors of 'rhumasT l,Hsker. deeeased
aud t. ts., aud TO be sold by
WILLIAM SIM MONS. Sheriff
Sheriff's uitice, Wilmington, Aug. 3Oth
1872. il8
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15

IN. st!nms' Cholera Syrup tho great
ard certuihqutek cure Tor didrrhoea,
tlpierI morbus and cholera iufantun,
81 re Hts. Once and medicine parlor,
Az AlalRet street. Private door.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15
$500

CrRynn portraits are still made by
Cummings the photographer, S02
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15
Eszss zss sfsskssii

of that advance. This progress indicates
that tho whole increase in price will BE-
wiped out before the close of this nd
ininistration. Meanwhile the number
of employees has increased 700 per cent
New York Press.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15


The Grand Army veterans who will
sweep down Pennsylvania avenue at
Washington, will be disappointed at
not seeing their eomrade, President
Harrison, in their ranks OF on the re-
viaw stand. They will, however. have
the consciousness of knowing that
the President will he In the line Of
strict duty, while sitting by the bed
side OF bis afflicted wife. Perhaps.
by that time, he will he sitting in sad.
ness and sorfowi bereft ef the com.
panion OF his life. No matter what
may be the results, the sympathy OF
every true American heart will 80 ont
TO this man sitting by the bedside Of
his dying wife. President Harrison il
Pc position in life. has shown trut
manhood to greater extent thai
now. in the presence Of death,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15


lance. The registration oil voters is
really the political cam paign-of much
more importance than banners,
badges, brass lands. flag bedecked
platforms aud imprisoned oloqnence.
Votes count more than all these, the
name upon the registration lists
COUNTS for more than loud hosannas
Tor Harrison and Reid,
The Republican party has n willy
enemy to deal with. The man who
appointed John (. Diekey Receiver Of
Taxes, and wrote him a letter propos
ing a shameful barter OF criminal par
dons for votes is the same man who
appointed every election registrar in
the State. anil he took good care that
every one of them should De an IN
compromising Democrat and as many
of them as possible Democrats with
out principle.
or course it will be to the interest
ofthe5e men these unprincipled men,
to keep as many Republicans from
registering as possible, and for this
purpose with tho aid of John T. Dickey.
no subterfuge, 10 triling excuse no
little technicGlity but will be resorted
10, TO accomplish the disfranchise,
ment Of Republicans. First, the lie
publicans were confronted with the
fact that a few registrars were refus
Ing Republican registration on take
for 1890 paid In 1891, and yet when
Democrats applied with the same kim
OF tax receipts there were no objee
tons made to registration
Then cume another qulbhle. Severn
reputable gentlemen, Republicans. ap
piled to registrar Morrison for regis
tration and were refused upon tn,
iiimsy plea that they had removes
from other hundreds and the registra
had no evidence that they were asses
sed In tho hundreds they came from
though they all possessed Dickey tn!
receipts for taxes paid IN those hun
dreds. This might be overlooked ant
excused. were the same objections
made to Democrats removed from
other hundreds carried out, So far al
can be heard from no objections seen
10 he made to these Democrats VIII
are either fully or partially registered
Another class OF Democrats regis
names were not on the assessment du
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15
JOHN WANAMAKER.

CHERRIES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF y
. writ OF Lcyari Farias. TO me di
rccted, will be exposed ~ public sale, a
the Court House on Market street he
tween Tenth ana Eleventh -trtet. in tht
city of Wilmington. New Castle county
bel.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15

Five separate packages of the finest
TaEsies with fun directions to grew
tie largest flowers sent 10 address fer
% cents. Now Is tho time To SOW. j.
j. smith, 4tE i Smiley streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15

Now is the season. and for % cents
you can get i've packages of seed OF
tie very linest aud iRte6t pars!eB Ut j
}. Smiths, Fourth and shipley.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15

Oats steady, firm. Rye firm. Hay
steady; geGd 10 choice timothy, Sl46tli, Cot
ton noninhli ntddling, Tl4c. Provisions &C
tive. Butter firm, active; creamery. fancy,
2bA26e.: do do. fair TO choice. 2gs24c.. du.
imitation, 2lae2c.; ladle. fancy. lsdslac.; gopti
TO choice, lB1sl7c.; store packed, l5lbl7e. Egg
active at eOs12lc
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15

Several Paris, fine. custom made
Ipants (uncatled for) will be sold mere
lly for cost OF materials. Me. chant
IIailors, 521 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15

Do you chew tobaceo2 Old Domin-
ion is our loading tobacco. bnstein's
wholesale and retail. No. 5 East Ind.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15

Go to Beecher's gallery. 315 Market
street, for the best photographs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15

East Lake, East Lake. Durstein'3
own make
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15
Dress Goods !!
Dress Goods !!
We open the season with a beautiful
line Of plain colors In
.Cashmeres,
Henriettas
AND.
Surah Cloths

In oil the new and popular shades.
Our SOC. line comprises all the lend.
Ing new shades i'll Atwood Suriths and
HeDrlettas 81 TO 40 Inches wide. the
best quality goods in the market for
the money.
Our 75e. line consists Of beautiful
assortment OF .iine quality all-wool
plain cloths in the newest shades, 46
inches wide, beautiful goods for tht
money. In
We expect to show the coming sea
son n urge assortment of Plain and
Fancy Dress Goods from Csc. to ST.
per yard.
a great many of these goods have
ALREADY arrived and open for inspec-
'tion. Gail and examine before busy
season comes on.
boutSeptember 18th we will open
"a choice line Of Ladies', Misses and
Ihildren's
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15
S. H. STATS,
405 Market Street,
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DEGlslisies ORDER
IIG REGISTRARS OFFICE.
NEW CASTLE Co, Der.

sept. Z. 1S1e
Upon the application of j lseih For
wool AdlHinistlatrr Of lyu IurwGoa
late of brandy wlnr Huhtred, in said
county. dc eeascd, Il Is ordered and direct
ed 10y the Register thatthe Adntnistf Htor
iatofesnid give notice ~ granting Of let
tiers OF administration upon tine est ate of
the deceased, with the date OF granting
thereof, 10y causing advertisements to be
posted within ioEly days FROM tile date of
such letters III SIX oI the most public
places oil the county oil New Castle, re-
tqt!frng all persons having demands
lHguinst tic estatut to present the same. or
Imaac and prov ideai and also cause the
same 10 he inserted Within the sane per.
icd In the Daily Republican, u newspaper
published i'll Wilmington, Del, and TO be
continued therein three weeks. 1. u. Il.
r. Giyen underline ianf' and sea-
| Is. s. ! OF office of the Register Hforesaie
~ Mt Wilmington III New Castlt
county aforesaid, the day ana year abUYt
J. WILKINS COOGH, Register
NOTICE Il hereby HtAen thHl itte urs OF
stdt. III stIHiitu were ia due torn at law
grantCd unto the undersigned Oh the al
asN ot sept A. ID. lsA tnA tina al
persons having claims against the 60
tate of tho decens d must present .h,
saiEe. duly attested 10 the Administrator
on or before the iAli=i-at al rpt, iS5
or abide the Act OF Assembly In suol
case made and provided.
4 JE4SEIit Ftit Wth)1t Administrators.
Adde'S. tArreIoft 20. Del. 81
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Cumming, the Photographer. 80.
Market street
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