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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14

A man who was arrested and Jailed in
New Orleans told pitiftl tale Of injustice
to q visitor who talked to him through the
cell door. "N by, this is an awful mean
country" said the prisoner. DO you know
am in here for two years for picking up n
piece OF rope on the sidewalk" The visitor
began to take an interest in the case and to
express sympathy. II won't deceive YOU
any further" interrupted the prisoner
The truth is there was n fine pair of
horses on the other end of that rope. New
York World
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14

=, special services will he held in the
tifst fe5bN thiian Church, Market
street ahsNn %inth, on Tuesday, Wed.
hesi5ly, TnursaftY and Friday evenings
OF THIS week. All ar. inyite!.
the Rc". j. !. Bulton Of rozer SOM
inafy. VIII breach at the second Ban.
list Mission, corner OF Fourth ana
french streets this evening at S
O'Clock. Pretehtng will he preceded
DA' service q; song led bv Mr.. Bnlien.
who Will also sing several selections
heeompaniel by the guitar.
EFanEeli4tlc services Will be held in
West trns3rtertnn Church on Tuesday.
v, nedhe stay aud Iharsday evenings OF
TINS week, j. /. giymer will have
charge of the music tIospei HYMNS
No; o VIII be used. The pastors son,
4. +. keigwin. will speak anl sing on
Tuesday and Thurs lay evenings. All
seats free,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14

/ Among the many deceptions invent
ed by the enemy of all righteousness
is the one that there is no persona
devil. y
Inc most successful criminals In the
world arc those who succeed in cover,
erinE their tracks, so as to eseape de-
lection. just 50 with Satan. If lie
. can make men believe that he does
not exist 1t gives him greater oppor.
tunitN TO lead tile mind into that
which Is wrong. said the Saviour Ia
those lnbelievlng Jews: "Ye ara oil
your father, the Devil. a He
was murderer from the beginning,
and abode not in the tru,h 8 Il
When he speaketh a lie, he spaaieth
OF his own. for lie Is a liar and the
father OF it" John, VIII: a.
IL Is evident from this scripture that
satan IS not an evil principle" bo.
! cause it says: He abode not iii tile
truth showing that he was once in il
ana iiad ieit It, Aud this passage says
also mat Satan Is liar. Fhe truth
neither contains principle OF evil nor
lie Tor the word OF God says, That
no lle Is OF the truth, - John, II:2i. IN
Revelation MI: !, we road. There was
VIII IN Heaven: 8liclaei and his angels
fought against the dragon, and tha
dragon fought and his angels" In the
HihlI verse OF this chapter the dragon
10 Gaiied the "dcvii'' ana SATIN
poabtleas 10 ono would question tn.
personality OF AliClla6l. lie is callo,I
IN Jude fito ''areilaugcl;" in Dan, II:
| the great prince, aud in chapter \
u ono al the chief princes" (at.i.arll,
Tie 'ilrst prince J.
lhese 3tn lie 40 doubt bat N[ielIaeI
IS tie same as the prince OF The host r
l'ali.A III, II. and prince OF princess;n
verso =, aud prince of lilo" Acts, III:
~ and IN Acts, y II, n "priice and a
saviour, which Is no other than Jesus
hiist Now hrtst ia mentioned IN
Key. MI as leading the heavenly Iosts
hsatlS! The dragon atti his ho Us II
woHid appear unnatural 10 speak OF
one as Il person ahd tho other as mere
~ Principle. The devil is mentioned
IN scripture: as the prince of tltIa
world. John All:3l nnd Nyf,1I, iti,d
also the prince of devils, Matt. Mia
Ana his angels are those who rebsllat
against line government of heaven and
Veto cast out with him, y ell. judo
These angels and alsa'Satan are man.
toned as distinct from tic wicked OF
.iiis world. The Saviour speaking TO
those who ttlo placed at his left: DE.
part rom ire. Se cursed, Into ever
tasting lire, prepared for the dcvIl and
his angels, Mat, AAS:4l, see also /
Cor, \ !: . Again Satan is mention
Ell iis th.tiittsa war With tho remnant
church which keep tho command.
mRnfs OF God, and have the testimony
al Jesus mist, ltaY MI: IL His
business sti&'e his fall has been to op.
pose tn authority of God. and thosf,
Who Obey his tioa's) IIw, but his final
'le9iin! Will lie in tho lake oil fire. II.
Sufferers irom Conaits, sDre Throat.
Gle. shanld try f1a=ta5s ifU5rtt3ffaf
l="o',fs. sttapte but 1ro remedy. S0,d
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14

IS Frank Jlcis5;i. formerly Of oul
city, had thu mist 9rtaue To break Ills
buggy 50 bWliy near FWrvtilc. lasi
5 stuf1iay cSeEiigs. That he was con.
pttled to lenVe it by the roadside, an.
proc, Ell 10 his home ON sunday hf
won't oat TO get It when hn was sur
p sod 10 had oniy a lot OF iran tlml d
small heap Of asilns some party hay
Iitg hniGed everything that was com
aGslii5te about il Saetl vandalism i
atits5i ai in that section ii tire country,
Z. d . hoped that the PARTY may be
a. e5ted A.d property paHf5hed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14

This Is beyond question, the most
tbuEh Medicine we have
eNGi sod a lew doses invariably euro
the worst easna of GUagh, Group aati
itouctlitl7. While It's wonderful sue
etds. tae cure uf Consumption Is with,
out 4 parallel in tho history Of medi.
che. since its first discovery 1t has
scah sold on 4 gHdtaHtsa "A tesL which
10 htllet medicine eaa stand. II yoi
hive coHgil. We earnestly ask YOU to
t4yit l'rlte 1ec and n. II yoar lungs
at-e sore, chest. or back lame, use
sai'oh Is iuraes Fluster. n. b. ban.
iotth, whot"sate mud retail agent, ID
Qhd Market streets, Wilmington bel
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14
Tic pcne,s rrrurnIrIrn

The pope, according to DR.. CeccarcIli
leads a very regular and frugal life. He
rises at o'clock, says mass at Z, and is
present afterward at the prayers of thanks
giving. Between S and he takes coffee
mix and eggs. Then he gives private re
captions. At 2 o'clock in the afternoon he
makes slight dinner, soup, little fish
ann very little meat, after which he takes
a little walk in the garden. In the evening
one Of his chaplains says the rosary in the
papal chapel i'll presence of the pone. To
ward 10 o'clock in the evening his holiness
eats soup or broth of some kind and at II
goes to bed. London News.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14

DIT BLIe sAl.t.-In> subscriber lntena
ing 10 relinnuish the farming bnsi
~ y, ~. u eHSr for sale ai his farm
iirandywne hundred, near Be1lerun
Del, 'thiles from Wil,ninst IN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14
MISSION SANTA CRUZ

How swiftly here oblivion set her seali
J What has the vanished century left OF each
The Spanish rooftree aud the Spanish
speech
The music and the roses Of Cashier
A newer generation comes to kneel
Where crumbling walls and broken tiles of
red
Became the dust above forgotten dead
me unregarded dust beneath the wheel
The call to vespers hath q different tone,
Even the mission bells were cast anew,
And alien echoes minglc with their own
From crowded streets, where once the wild
flowers grew.
New speech, new shrines, new hopes and
cares and fears,
To usher in anoi Ger hundred years
s. Z. Anderson in Californian.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14
DUBLIC sAIE-Haying rented m
= farm. ! will sell ut public safe. al IN
wine hundred. on ''
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 81. 1893
At O'Clock d. m. aharn
At / O'Clock p. M, sharp,

L horses. No. l. hay horse, Duke. coming
p years old. good driver works In Mi
kIhus OF harness, quiet and gentle, not
NO. bay horse, Charley, II years old.
good farm or team horse,
~ nead CT good dairy cows, some in
pfolit by day OF sale; good shoats 20
pair of chickens.
Farming Implements, consisting of one
ihrn wagon. jump seat carriage l mar
ket dearl orn. l baggy, l horse cart, / set
oil hay rlggings, Osborn reaper | now
ing machine, horse rake double roller.
p syracuse plow. Golfer pillow, 1-horse
plough, @-horse harrow, cultivators, /
corn coN6rer corn shelter. Van Wrinkle
grain ran. hand cider press, extension
LADDER. not bed sash. block and full, grain
cradle. berry crates baskets large iron
POI, stone hammer, grildstone, bushel
measure. oak pork barrels, shovels, forks,
hoes and lot of Old iron. etc, double set
ol wagon harness, single get of har-
ness plough harness. COW chains, collars
and BRIDES etc.
|, Dairy fixtures milk cupboard, large
butter churn and horse, small butter
churn and horse, large butter tub, milk
pans and buckets, large clothes horse,
small stoves.
Terms-Ali sums of so aud under cash.
ali over hat amount n credit of 6 months
Will he given by the purchaser giving d
bankabie note with an approved endora
er, or per cent. off FOR cash OH all credit
sums. lfstormy will sell in the dry.
LEVI ELDR1DGE.
amos NJ. Anderson, Auetioncer.
fS2tw-3td.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14
Tie ra,nnns ituek srnn

George II, Gleaver of Delaware city.
who serEad SIS foreman of the Homer
and Spring case. tried to-day before
the eautt. was tlia crack back stop to
frrgy Malone for the Old Diamond
state base tail nine, which al tin time
was ono OF the finest batteries I'm the
country. Mr. leaSer was offered big
tnoHaY 10 Leave the State but refused.
lie caught Fergy without wearing a
mask.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14
Transfers Of E.5u ist,t.

The following transfers of real es
ami surveying Department yesterday
Mutual L1an Association to Alfred
p Laeurp inter, heuSa an lot No. lOj
ltI4lGu street. lot t1lNsj9.4 feet.
Saline To samR. hutiSe and lot No. Sas
NOtidstun street l3s4N5a
Samo to s,nle house and lot, No.
nolI;eed street. lot I2N49
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14
4 Resn.,s rr.s!-.

Says the Dover Sentinel. Ex.Judge
Houston removed his office furniture
and other ELECTS to Georgetown last
week. Among them were fourteen
Dottles or choice wines and q three.
gallon demf1ohn OF whiskey. 80 years
old. when the car arrived at George
town all the liquors were missing.
Three colored men who loaded the
goods were arrested on suspicion, but
there was no evidence against them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14

DIR. Simms' White Palmonle Balsam
lake cure OF Nour lungs this cold
maNlnE seasOa Cure tha cough, sore
throat, hoar5enGss. Group, etc, with
inns great lung cure. Keep your lungs
5ceftalnty with this great rem edy. soc
and 81. sold 10y druggists. Medicine
parlor, 449 Market street,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14
Te,nperane.. ors,..,,,.atlnn.

number OF young women held a
meel!tE Ia st. Peters catholic Church
in New eaatlc, on Sunday. for lilo nur-
pose OF organizing IL bcneticini tenn,
l'#lstiiee sOess :. Several strong tenn
peiaifee speeehes We're made, and an
active wlEfars against tho usa of
strong drink WIS al, Used. Another
of next week
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14

William Jewell. u well-known far.
mer, living near Coverdales Gross
noads. was found in his carriage on
the road between Seaford and his
nome on Monday In an unconscious
condition. He was taken home and
uied IN few hours afterward. The
heart disease.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14
The Value Of a cocoanut Tree.

The native proserb says, "A cocoanut
tree is brides dowry," and really the
many uses To which the pnlm and it's prod
uets are put nre wonderful They provide
a family with food, shelter, fuel, house.
utensils and, if need be, clothes,-larank
Leslie's Monthly
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14

HoMr rule was fairly launched he,
fore the English Parliament yesterday
by the grand OH man, Gladstone il
a speech oil hree hours. The bill pro
yides for separate legislative govern
ment for ireland. but allows TIC IrIzl
people to be represented by 50 mem
bers in the Imperial Parliament o.
London.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14
Corhett,a Nroner Rna.lr-

ST. PAUL, Feb. LIN reply to .Iackson's
ultimatum that Gorhett must accept his
challenge within len days or ,Jncksonfs
money would be withdrawn Cornett said
Ally representatives will he in New York
tomorrow to make a match with Mitchell
or jackson, and viii put the money up at
once y
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14

Is a six page composition III a pleas
ING selH:It ahcunds In catchy Phrases
and while brilliant, is not difficult. BY
way OF Introduction it will ba mailed
TO any address for 10 cents per copy
wiien accompanied hy this notice. Re-
guar bfIea 5f1c, Address ISAAC DDIES,
J ah.t Cor. 25d and Illinois st. Indian.
AauliS Ind
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14

the meeting of the City Council In
conn ittee of the whole next Wednes.
lday evening. at which time the street
and Sewer Commissioners are invited
to meet with them, to consider the
building of an overhead bridge over
the p. w. Il B. Railroad at Fourth
street, should be an important one,
as 1T is connected with very impor-
tant subject. This question has been
under consideration for a long time
In fact SO long that the need OF some.
thing more than an overhead trestled
bridge is required for the safety of
the people, and to accommodate the
business interests OF Wilmington.
In these days of rapid railroad tran
81 and elevated railroads in other
cities, 1t is coming full force upon the
Pm | c Mid of Wilmington. that an
ell svated railway from the West Yard
to Landli h station. Is more need q
than even half dozen trestled
bridges at Important street crossings.
This is question that must come I'M
with Considerable prominence before
the railroad authorities themselves
They must ses that In the fast increa 8.
Ing business of Wilmington and the
extension OF the city to the Delaware.
they cannot preserve tho present slip
shod munner of going through VIII
mlngton at the grade of all its prinei-
pal streets that run toward tho Chris.
tlana, and even extend on to the Della
ware. An ordinance of Council, pro.
hibits railroad trains from going
through the city at greater rate OF
speed than six ml.e3 an hour.
Nobody pfetends to say that thIs or
is daily violated. Indeed it
would appear hardship were it to DO
enforced and prevent the rapid OK
press trains from making quick time
to cities north and south. The meet.
ing TO be held on Wedne sday evening
should not adjourn without a we'll.
ieiined purpose to lay befo:e the
company. looking towards roinr
through the city upon elevated tracks.
fhe project would be an expensive
oEe 1t Is true, but the time will not
come when it can be done cheaper. AS
Well. then. might the railroad com
pany, the city Council and the Street
anu sewer Commissioners inaugurate
some concerted plan OF action to ac-
'ompllsh this much desired purpose.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14

Tile latest and prelliest song now be-
ing sung on The stage is entitled The
ludian summer Time. II is by the
popular author, VIII l. Thompson, OF
East Liverpool. OHIO. The price is 10
f"hts. Send the author ilalf price. and
you will receive oopy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14
Made and Lost . Fortune.

/ A gentleman who formerly carried
on q very prosperous business not
many squares from Third aud Market
Streets In this city, sold out TO his
partners and removed to Philadelphia,
where he launched forth as poll.i-
clan. He was one of those whole
souled fellows we'll met, and 1t was
not long before he was elected on the
Republican ticket first to one office
anu then to another. until finally he
WAS king bee" amongst the Quaker
City rulers.
lie had an interest In very prosper.
Gus business in Philadelphia, which he
fellnquished to very estfmable and
promising young man In his employ
IN fact made him manager OF the
business. The manager got speculat-
ing IN q very essential article that
went into the goods he was manufac-
turing, and in less than fourteen
months had cleared over thirty thou
sand dollars. The money fairly set
him wild. and he began to dabble In
stocks. He was regular piunger at
times and fairly dazed his fellow
SPECTATORS with his boldness and his
lucky ventures amongst tho bulls
and bears.
He made money very rapidly until
ne had accumulated nearly one hun
dred thousand dollars. lie kept four
or five fast horses lived fast, kept last
hours and WINS In tho swim. He was
fairly lionized by his friends, whom he
could count by the dozen. IL was the
same old story. as he gambled out be.
yond his depths. Ills hundred thou
sand began TO melt away like pile Of
snow under the rays of hot sun. He
bought large lots and doubled up, as
III were, until he had lost all he had
made and thirty thousand dollars OH
top OF it,
:, An old friend who know him as a
iiyer. aecosted him ON Chestnut street
The other day. aud calling him by
name said: Charlie, what are you do |
ing now In stocks? Oh. said Charlie |
to HI with stocks. / played the |
unit and lost. l am now paying strict |
attention to my business and have no |
lime for anything else. He had been
eufnt and was trying to make another |
pie to try for better luck next time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14

Samuel Speaktnan has removed his
furniture from his old stand, 50 Mar.
ket street, to his large aud elegant
store, No. 2aY West Fourth street
letWeen Orange and ratnull streets
whore he is prepared to furnish his
many patrons with us line furhiture
% can he toanl in Ills eItY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14

Disease OF the air passages, assum.
Ing malignant form and threatening
life Itself, were In the beginning moth.
ing more than an Irritation OF these
passages, which could have been easily
cured In twenty-four hours by the
soothing influence OF that great spe.
ellie Tor all such ailments. DR.. Bulls
Cough syrup.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14

De Smile-Mhy don't you go to see the
De lsinkie girls any more
DE Eure-fhey are too Careless They
leave the front door unlocked, and lose a
rev ovcrceat every time go there.-New
York Weekly
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14
weisscrt wants Anot,,e, Farm.

PRoS4nENeE, Il, l., Feb lt.-lt has dc.
Neloped that during the official visit OF the
commandment chief q til" q. y. Il that
he Is Il candidate for reelection N In
dianapelis next September
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14

A certain amount of opposition is a great
help to a man; il iswhat he wants and must
have TO he good foranything Hardship and
opposition are the native soil Of manhood
and self reliance ohm Neal.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14
Harris Case Again Postponed.

NEw Ntt;N, Feb, 1.-The hearing of the
argument by LAWYER Howe for a new
trial ia tise case of Carlyle W Harris, was
adjourned until next Monday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14

No man has ever a1nasscd grcnt fortune
through his own Efforts alone. save perhaps
n1nsicihns, artists, actors OF authors. In
individual achievement, even IN iinaucial
sense they excel
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14

SHILOHS CATARRH REMEDY the
marvellous cure for Catarrh, Diphthe.
ria, Canker mouth, and Headache.
VIII, each bottle there is an ingenious
nhsni injector for the more successful
treatment OF these complaints with
out extra charge. Price soc. N. Is. DAN
ORTIZ, wholesale ard retail agents, I'd
and Market streets. Wilmington, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14

In the multiplicity for applications
to the Legislature for charters to
build electric railway lines, the Legls.
lature and all others Interested will
have to keep a sharp lookout for
riders" and mot" blotters.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14
on THURSDAY. FEBRUARY. "a 1874
At la.so O'Clock, p. M. sharp.

horses Jack, 10 years old, worl, any
where. I.ightfoo years cid ra9t
W rktr and good driver. SattIc, comm
YEAR, old; broken 10 driving. z home
raised cow some with calves by thril
slde TIE OF Icrs ia profit; i Alicrnrv
heiiefs VIII -, II 10 Ia mont. s sIIoats i
iot al chickens. Implements-1 r,T
NaEnns. dearbarHs with role i pood
cacflhse. c;tri, 2-borse sled, hay@rifr,
RE 2-huIse roller hor# G rake, mn,yi,,,,
iiiGh ne, corn cob GRINDER hay cutters
. S-hofsf ploWs. sm al pillow 8 chi jtnt0rs
- thffows, srindsioae. two whtelb rows
- no. be sash md Is berry riatcs, 50
glht h9xeS, Johns. on and Stokes seed
afllis Johnston " Stokes two wheel hand
hoe one hand roller. has fork and tncI 10
COW chnlns, breast chains neck yoKrs
his5 :, carry ina boNe , double and sin.
Bie harness OF all iSimda, sci of carrin ne
httihessi :leNrly new; horse blankets. cur
flage fubeS, I strap OF sleigh bells ono
0ooh corn shelter axes, double and sInple
trees, wrenvhes, hay l,Htycf, asDaragf!s
KNIVES, corn l,nives, lot of lion, 3 han,i
pies, mattoeks. chains cider PEGS,
styfh"s, grain cradle. / y b1shsi T.
pefs quart ana pint ncgsuIea, 10 marx 81
tray horse iatiish sratcr : ON pi.lnt-
ihR ulabefS, manure drags shoycts torL a
noes. fhhes, md MANY other articles ton
ieliots TO mention. I0J-busbnIs of corn
I9tons al hay, onion sets. sti,ar ,., m
tomato ana MANY fher egct,ihlt seeds
barry iatSttneF-l Reds rTp,tnIrrt - {
cows fields butter worker. r9ninian
but!tr Wof eE chilfns. = butter tubs
! t''t' sea - prints, milk caus. bucket
table etc. V i''i's
Iefus -Ail sums OF $40 and under cash:
over thar amount "A credit OF I months
WIZ b" elS n iiy tie pnrcha ser Il wing Il
) "t.Nao.e H'tia with Al approved end OF ser
,...,,.. Rf i;n GIfES1.
Ii5 4td=itws
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14

=, Flour, 3s cents peg bag. good as +.
II. r. Link IL Co., 10TH and CLAYTON
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14
pEGlsTgR's ORDER.
LII REGISTERS OFFICE.
NEW CASTLE Co., Der.

Upon the application Of If h M so l..
Inn rs Executor of Wiiiiain D..
aaail, late OF Ppncader hundred
-, haiu county, deceased IL is
ordered and directed by the Register
.,itt,,t, hAeentot ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of
sr.tttlhs OF letters. testauentary
with the date OF granting thereof NV
chusihG advertisements 10 be rostei
withlh Iofty days from tile Date af.ti,9I,
letters IN SIX OF the most public ntIrns
81 tho county oil New Castle. reni,iri,5
MI persons liaylng demand. tlgttinst tit,,
estit!c TO present the same Or abide NV
al Act OF Assembly In such c.se ,nttIoo
ithd provided; and also cause the snn,e
70 DE inserted within tho same ncriolin
the Dally Republican, (daily) n urws.
lupel published M Wilmington, Del.
ahu 70 he continued therein three weeks,
- Given under the hand ana seal
$. 5. OF Office OF the Register afore
- saia, at Wilmington, In New
lastie, County, nioresaid, tho day and
j. wilkins GooCII. Register.
RUI1CE--Notice Is hereby given that
.estei's testamentary We're in dua form
81 law granted unto the undersigned an
the 18th day OF Feb. A. ID. 1873. and that
II Persons having claims against
the estate OF the deceased must
present the same. duly attfsted IN tho
siid Executor on or before tile Ilth day III
ell. 1879. or abide the act of AssemhIv In
sucli case made ana provided.
CT ARFits l.. StMAoSs, Executor.
Srdfes Il lgnth and Jaci,so reefs
Niilnlhstoh, del. tit-5w-eof
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14

sd cash snd $40 PER month for ele.
CANT new pianos. H. +. L 1b5ien.
ll0 N rk It street.