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CTATE or VERMONT, Marlboro. IS.

ONTAIE Ut NEHhTWNH3 ; NIlIIUUIU, Do
= The Probate Court for said District
To all persons interested in tine estate OF
LOREN p. HARRIS, late of Wilmington, in said
district, deceased. Greeting.
Whereas, n. M. Haskell, Administrator upon
the estate of Loren p Harris. late of Wilmington,
in said district deceased. has filed his petition
in this setting forth that the sale of the whole
of the real estate of said deceased will be ben,
efclal to the heirs and all persons interested
therein, and praying for license to sell the same,
and at the same time filed in this court what
purports to be the consent in writing OF all the
heirs residing in this state TO such sale. Where
upon il il ordered that the same be heard at SEES
sion of said court to be held at the Probate
Ofice In Brattleboro in said district, on the last
Saturday of January, A. d, 1893, when and where
you may be heard In the premises II you Bee cause
e. w. STODDARD, Register.
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Liberation Notice.

NOTICE If hereby given that have given my
N son, Arthur j GoOdale, his time during the
remainder of his m nOrity, and shall pay no bills
of his contracting. nor claim any Of his earnings
from this date. 63-2 O. j. GOODALE.
Brattleboro, Dec. 29, 1902
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OF his earnings nor pay any debts OF his contract
Ing from this tte FRANCIS KINGSLEY.
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In case Of hard cold nothing will relieve the
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-24

EiASD OPERA iiOI e,
" rlday Evening, November "a
II NJ LIZ To MS CABIN
Peter iacl. son Us nc Toni. The Par
+ son. Haricsl. Dave, uS the Auct ipnner
Jubilee Singing Host at Pleas us
( Specialtes Peter JaCksoi viii star 3
seiert lie rolEnds with the famous Young
| Californian, ice IhUyaShi.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-24

When person has "A controversy
with another It may be ali right to
abuse and sneak against man all the
little lnsinuatlons that the English
language ls capable OF producing, but
when II nan brings hoiore the public
the name OF lady and In striking
tile In0nIc!leCis upon the character of
tine lady and uses her or takes her
character us club to beat the man, it
is an action which Is not done by any
IGentiCmun.
: 4 lady should Ito q gentleman. no
matter what hs thinks OF herr always
be Il lady, AMI n hit at her character. il
lac knows anything against her, would
be II very dishonurable act; then how
much more dtshOnurable is 1t when
this lady's name is used in mannel
to reflect upua her character when this
sc ne caln nulator knows absolutely
N thing against her.
: The ve'y action upon its face shuY vs.
the low moral worth OF tho man thai
VIII do 1t. 4 wOman'a character Ia liel
all. and is held III the estimation oil
every true gentleman "a far above the
lprige Of precious stones. OF In the Ian
iguage OF the poet, "Lle that steals heI
good name. stOnls that which not only
mpoyerlslles him but makes her pooI
Indeed
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-24

The goods that were used in the
Telnware State building at tho
Worlds fair, and dlsposed Of at public
sale yesterday afternoon, at No. 800
Smpiey street, by William A. Iuklll,
brought good prices. This sale was
tyery largely attended. the bidding at
times heing spirited. Window cur
Itahls brought from 80 cents to *. y,
per pair DR.. Stelnlcken purchased
the American flag with thirteen stars
that iloated over tho building. for
iS225.
/ MIR. Curtis gave 80 conts for a
tstrearaer. red, white and blue stream.
'er 10 III. Roon for 81 az streamer with
Delaware's cont of arms IL G. Conrad
for N cents. 4 X AlIu,ua nlan pnt a
st,cnnnr. cncon ,nata ron, az IN 81
eettta oaci,, NRishnnatonL' atchi,n h,,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-24

Get right down to the bot,
tom of some OF the discount
and mark.down Glothing
Sales so Iretly advertised,
you'll find than an inferior
quality Of wares is sold at
much higher prices than
what the New York Cloth.
ing House sell Good Cloth.
ing for, Its a matter Of try.
ing to humbug the people
by SO called bargain sales.
Ii you are Inclined towards
saving dollars and still be.
come the possessor OF an
Oyorcoat or Suit oil known
goodness, you should, by all
means, trade at our store
Well have nothing TO dc
with fake advertising.
Note the Mems Suits and
Overcoats at $40.
Sec the beauties at $12,
el4, SIS, SIG, SIS and $50
Good, warm, seryieeablC
Mems Oycrcoats for So.
How about Mems Furn
isIings, Underwear, Shirts
Hose, Neckwcar, Collars
Cuffs, Suspcnders, etc. 1!
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-24

At Laurel there Is considerable agi-
talon over tho death of WilliamlOyn-
ter. vino has for several years boon
employed AS steward ON the Maryland
government steamer Mclean. loyntyr
was found on shore and his death re-
ported ds accidental drowning. II Is
now supposed that he was murdered.
Boon after Poynter was paid OF lie
eturnGd TO the steamer, IL is said IN
an intoxicated condition. lie soon
after fell overheard but was ilshed
ont more dend than alive He seemed
somewhat snnered up by his bath and
left tho boat, af,ef changing his cloth
Ing, in company with two negroes,
The next morning his d, al body was
found. 1hsre was an abrasion of the
skull. but 1t WIS supposed TO have
been caused 10y faillns Oh sOmN lun-
Der in the water. However when the
two negroes failed to report for duty
It dawned upon tho officials TINT
Poynter had been muricrs by his
companions. The deeaaSed'5 watch
and 80 In money weia also miss ing
The 10 EIoes were arrested and TIN
nfaesip z pi4pa found upon thei
persofs. They were lodged In jail.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-24

Miss Annie McGinty. gretty girl of
Is, living nj 100 Adams street. is con
lined to her home with mashed hand.
lie other day while ironing morocco
skins in the Ford factory. her hand
WAS caught between two rollers ard
three fingers On her left hand were bad
tly Injured.
The young girl was nor tall enough
to reach tho machine and Il looso foot
board was plnced Tor herto stand upon
land Ibis board slipped and in TALL
Ing her GIess was caught. Tho ma
chine wns stopped and willing hands
,carue to her assistance ana extricate d
4 her.
She was taken to n drug store where
tho Injured memhGrs were dressed .
Next day the pain was so intense tina t
the family physician. Dr. l.. 4. Segon.
tank, WINS summoned.
Tho bones IN the three fingers are
mashed and tho skin torn of of them
and the finger nails are sunk lnto tlis
flesh.
1t la considered that none oil the
ttingers Will haVo to lie amplltated. Bat
they viii DO sore for long time. and
1t viii be spring before she can ase het
hand.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-24


Go TO Nelson's for good salt oysters
Sole agency for J. Il G. Fischer
piano. Over 81 coo In use. Dearborn,
5i5 Shipley street. Wilmington.
Ladies' look for Hubhy's Pipe and
fine cigars for MAS largest aseort-
meut. Dur5tein. = East Second.
A brass register tag for dog, No 2Ol2,
1888, was picked IN on the streets,
aud can be had at this Office.
The daily calendar for the Novem.
Der term OF Court. has been gotten
out by tho Court stenographer.
It is said that Professor julie Rey.
bold will lo'ate in West Chester.
Peace to his soul
Read Bryan and Aiexandnr's ndver
tlsemant OF New Store, Eighth aut
King streets
Anyone having good secondhand
turning Lathe may find customer bS
addressing Lathe" this office.
John Evans has taken the position ut
Telegraph operator with Head * TO.
COZ mel seventh and Market streets.
1t ls reported that tho Wilmington
aud Northern Railroad will reiinquish
its lease 81 the delaware River am
Lancaster Road on December /. The
road Will prJbahiy be sold at Sheriff {
sale.
\ Mr. Waiter r. Edwards. who wa
( thrown out of carriage while out
driving some ten days ago. ia still
confined to the house by his Injuries
He was very seriously and paintali,
hurt.
The Rockford football eleven viii
play ihs iho eleven OF The w. ?. :. [
Thanksgiving lay morning III
game viii bs played on the UucAiurC
grounds at the Highlands.
Why don't you go to 247 Marke
street for your cough drops vs. hav
tar and honey, loarhound, lemon
llme. paresOrlc. teaberry, orange ant
also rock and rye drops, fresh every
day. Hollis.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-24

John Wesley Vernon and Miss Emma
nougherty were married at the housa
of the groom's parents, No. sos West
Fifth street, last evening, by Few. A.
\, keiEwin, in the presence OF numer.
ous relatives and friends After con.
gratnlutions refreshments wore serv.
ed. adding TO tile enjoyment OF the
occnsion.
The presents were numerous. nsefu.
and valuable. and the happy pair hava
good reason to thank their friends for
their kind remembrance. The list oil
attendants 10 too long for publication.
but We may mention among thoss
coming distance. Misses Grace and
Francis Vernon, MI Charles Martel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Chalfant ana
their son Vernon, OF Media, Pa Mrs.
Edwin Reese and her daughter, Miss
Annie; Vim. Rowan and wife. of flIla.
delphia; Rev. W. II. aud Mrs Hen.
Erickson. of CentreYlie. The huppy
pair have taken possession OF their
new home. No. Sli Nanl3uren street.
which they had furnished and put In
readiness for this occasion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-24
q. Fl. E0MMER5'
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSE,
9--MARKET ST.--2O9
NEAR SECOND STREET:


A popular Madison street young
man the other night was out walking
with his Lest girl. He WAS seeing her
to Eer home, md had got as far as
Eleventh street bridge. Here they
stopped for time enjoying u pleas
ant chat
They looked at the placid waters be.
low and the stars above as their young
hearts throbbed with the impulses OF
love. But 10! Tho bridEa.was turned
OF. When 1t was turned on again he
bid his girl an aiI9ctionate goodbye.
She snid Rhe would accompany him
for few squares, and 80 she did and
no did not object to the pleasant com.
| pnny OF course. After going four OIL
! live squares he found out that he was
1 going away from his home and had
arrived at the home OF his own sweet
girl. Love is ali awful thing. 1t vii
get people tangled up somehow OF
other.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-24
FOURTH EDITION


! At one o'clock this morning as the
moon with Its silvery light flooded all
around with the brightness almost Of
a midday sun, q one-horse cab came
up one of our west side.streets and
stopped before the door Of house of
some notorlety. From within the cab
came laughter and song. and a sweet
feminine voice said: let me out,
want to SEQ my darling Sade.h She
was lot out and rushed up the steps
calling "Sade, SADIE
This girl was very much Intoxicated,
far more than the other three that
wore with her, but the denimonde's
voice was pleasing. refined one and
showed that she had fallen from a
higher class OF people than the ones
associated with her. In an instant the
door was opened. and this girl whom
they called May, stood holding on to
the door frame, and kept constantly
repeating "Sade. SADIE" All tue efforts
Uf hercompanlons to get her back into
the cab was without avail, nor were
tine efforts first successful in getting
hcr into the house
Not until every neighbor and every
baby upon the block" had been
aroused did they get her in. Then the
trio OF girls started first up thu street
and then down again, ana after nm.
other effort. which was unsuccessful,
to get May back In the cab, they left.
swearing Ike troopers, for their
homes.
Then there issued from tho house a
bare.headed female inmate, who made
hugs olatter ls she ran around, up
and down the street after police
After fruitless search she returned
and acknowledged her failure. Then
the driver went OH.
He succeeded ia finding one who en-
tered the house. and after trying to
get the fancy drunken girl TO go with
him, became tired at last OF thut and
catching her around the waist with re
peated up ana down motions succeed
Ell in getting her to the cab. midst hei
cries "Oh, Mr., Officer don't put me II
I the jug. Ba, ba, ba" After getting
into the cab. out she popped again
and not until he had threatened tt
lock her up did she get in and with d
man companion drive on down thu
street to her home.
After all was quiet our bAre-headet
girl came back, and with two NOR,
officers. After they were gone mos
of the night had flown. und the pes
tered neighboIs had to lose almost
whole nights slunDer, but their taxei
won't bo any less. They are the onei
that bear the blunt nf all Ills to-
bad
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-24

The attraction at the Grand Opera
House this evening will be spectac-
ular presentation of that old time and
well known play, Uncle Toms Cab
In" 1t will be presented by a strong
cast OF comedians. including that
champion colored pugiist. Peter
Jackson, who will give an exhibition
OF scientific boxing.
fine presentation OF that we'll
known kentucky romance will be
given at the Grsnd Opera House to
morrow evening by host OF ravorite
comedians.
The piece is one that will interest
every theatre-soer of this city. The
situations brought out are some Of the
best drawn out 10 a play OF this III nd.
NEW PEOPLES THEATRE.
Our lovers OF burnt-cork entertain,
ments should not forget that HI
Hehrys minstrel organization will ap.
pear ut the New Peoples Theatrs to
morrow afternoon and evening in al
entertainment that will lie noted for
Its originality and newness. Many
weli-knOwn and favorite artists have
been added to this organization, thu,
makiuP it one of the most popu ,ai
Organizations OF the kind now travel
ing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-24

The Local Preachers and Exhorters
Association will hold an all. day mest-
iIg at Scott NJ. T.. Church, Sun,ay,
Nov. 18th. Love feastut 0 o'clock II.
III, led by Rev. DR.. Simms. Freaeh-
ing 1t 10 80 by Rev. john W. Harris.
Union service OF AsGury. scott and ZIP
worth Churches ut 30. EpWorth
League Prayer meeting at 6 50 led by
Ghlrles Rutter and preaching at 80
by Rev. Seth Whiteley, followed by re.
viyal services. The public arc cor
daily invited TO all those services.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-24

General Manager Il. d. Cautwell.
Supt. of Transportation. r. Fitzger.
aid. Supt. of Telegraph. G. Seldom,
Supt. Of tile Philadelphia Division. j
NanSmith. General Supt. OF Motive
Power, w Ii. IIaze!hurst and Master
Car Builder. Mr.. Grleves OF the Balli'
more and ohio Il. X, inspected tho
lines in this city today.
1t was the first inspection of the
Philadelphia Division made by Mr.
Cantwell, he having been appointed to
that Office recently. Tho track and
! buildings were found to he In excellent
i condition. The party left for lialtl
more this afternoon in their spccia
/ car.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-24

HTuUTr UIIH WTTWTWF UTTTWTE WHO
were present al the II. Il. l. supper in
West Chester on "Wednesday night
were. JACOB Davis George A. Pyle
John Lyuum, Joseph springer and
nj unrs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-24

A very enjoyable evening party was
held at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel j. White, Sl2 Harrison street.
last evening. Among those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. William b. Clerk,
Mr. and Mrs. George II. Mccall, Mr..
and Mrs. De Haven Morris,
MIR. and Mrs. WIN. Lawton, Mrs Gatn.
crime Bal.e. Mrs. Julia Miller. Misses
Julia. Nellie and Ellie Miller and Mr..
Calvin Miller and several others.
Dancing was INDUCED In by tho par
ty TO the strains OF Robinson 5 select
music. During the evening refresh
ments were served. a very enjoyable
time WIS spout by all those present.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-24

Sylvester Courtney and Miss Martha
Dent were united in marriage by the
Rev. 4. n. keigwln at the residence Of
the brides parents No lIl9 jackson
street, Wednesday morning at 10 o.
clock. 1t WIS home wedding. no ons
but the members Of the inmediata
families beng present. The wedding
breakfast was served by WIN. G. Farra.
They left lor Washington on their
wedding tour. aud will make their
home ut Fourth and Harrison streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-24

Sunday. 'hH inth Inst, was tho 18th
anniversary Of tho installation OF Re-
A y, koiEwin rs pIstou Of the Wa4t
Presbyterian Church. Ito Succeeded
Eav, III OTIS who had dono much
towati placing the church On n nay.
ing tyasia, although it wa encnmbered
with quite Z heavy debt at taat time.
The mItistryi.on OF Rev Mi keig
VIII has been remarkably successful,
the deht having heon reduced to a
minimum, and the past year has been
one OF thu most prosperous. financial.
ly md spiritually ~ ~ history.
lie is encouraged to parsoYera II
she goOl work. lie having an eaFnes
assistant In Ills goo wife. us we'll al
+ taany iudRtattE1hlo labDrer5 in tn
/ congregation VINO nrS always re aiy
and willing 70 contribute to hold NJ
his hands
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-24

GnF5rfG. Moves. AIeck Nesbit aged
10, son Of William NesDit. OF South
hester aud recently of Baltimore, Md.
lost hls life to-day while trying to
jump on freight train on the Phil,l,
delphih and leading in this city. lie
was thrown under n car and both lag
were cut oil. He died four hours later
at tho Chester HoapitAl.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-24

REkpiNG, Nov. p .=.Iohn Y. Spayd,
residing ut 1913? North Ninth street,
several months ago had an rye burned
with molten metal. and It's sight was
apparently destroyed.
lie believes In faith cure and at last
nights meeting OF tie Heavenly no
cruils. the pastor Rey.N'ill!am Austin,
annolnted his body with oil. lminc.
diatcly the man shouted for JOY that
Lis sight had brtn restored. lie Is
now able to SEQ as well as over.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-24

Among those from this city who at
tended the wedding OF Miss 1cssl
Stoher aud Charles |, Marsnlll at Ian
caster, on Iaesiay night were: G. I
Cameron and Colonel and Miss Speak
man.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-24

The lecture by the Rev. Lafayette
Marks, at Hanover Presbyterian
Church last avening, with stereoptlr OF
views IN what he saw ht the Worlds
Fair at Chicago, was we'll attended,
and delivered In the Doctor's forcihle
comprehensive and Instructive man.
ner. Tho prOcGed9 wer5 for tho bel ne
lit of he Busy Cleaners.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-24

REPORTED nv
THE HoDGES COMMISSION CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS'.
BRANCH OFFICE, 6Ia MARKET ST.,
WILMINGTON. DEL

STOCKS, grain aiid provisions bought OF
hold Tor cash or on margin Of | per cent.
or more. tumIn ission. !. to buy and !, to
sell Deposits received Interest allowed.
correspondence invited.
PriSnte wires 10 New York and Oh icago.
liullS market circular mnilud GA upplI-
cation,
Telephone No III
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-24

A certain Market street merchant.
well known among the young hoods
oil our city, was seen to como down the
alley Of a house of question: bio ropu
tatlon this morning At first he penpe,i
to the right. then to the left. Not sea-
Ing any one. at once no bolted down
the street, and was Jon lost to view.
He had evidently spent the night
there.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-24

A Ninth street electric ear this morn.
ing ran into the furniture wagon of
nj. Megary " Son, throwing out and
painfully injurinE the driver Joseph
Nelten, who fell beneath tho wheels.
Vel:eu says the accident was the fault
of tho moi orman, VINO ran his car d.
reetly into his team, The horses were
slightly injured and the wagon dam
aged.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-24

The football gnne yes ,crlay proved
TO bn MI Interesting game. l'ot some
cause ot another thu y NJ C.. A. md
not come. Hu' the tirst aud second
slevens OF the collage p,ayoi u good
game n the presence Of a large
crowd
1t Is expected that there viii be a
great lox CHASE here on Thanksgiving
Day.
me suprer given BY the lanles Of
the Head Of { HIletiand ii,u4Uh was Il
Rrelt success