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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-05-17
Revolution
liz Eating.

CcCn Drought about by the
DEDUCTION of CoTToLENE, the
vegetable shortening. The
.covcry of this product, and the
nionstratlon Of its remarkable
=. .aiit;cs, has attracted the widest
! crest. Hitherto the conr,o.
shortening has been lard, Q.
Indifferent butter. Every one has
probably suffered occasional dis
comfort from lard-cooked food;
while it is well known chat thous-
ands are obliged to abstain entire
" fnn everything Of that kind.
SUCH people. GorloLENE is of
's'rn!iaf value. widening as it
& IS, the range Of what may he
IN and enjoyed. CorToLrNG
cooking :nNrrel. 1t conb,fs
the fnod--imparts TO it c
ting Color, a delicate flavor,
o. Gil ar'pctiz;ng crispness.
= race Of grcasiaess remains
~ ,f'tnd the taste. or disturb the
- cstion
CoTroLESE is worthy Of the
careful notice OF all those who
value good food. Of itself or for
its hygienic properties.
Sold by Leading Grocers.
Made only by
k3E. X. FAIRBAiNK s. Coz
CHICAGO e-A ~. LQuhA.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-05-17
COMMISSIONERS, SALES.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
~ RESIDENCE property In the city of Roanoke,
Virginia BY virtue OF decree entered In the
se3rpSrattion go eourt Tor the city of Roanoke on
March 80, 1884, In the chAncery cause therein
Loan Association VS.. james IL. Crabill ct ais. /,
the undersigned: appointed by said court as
purpose, and the said defendants falling 10 pny
the money therin decreed to be paid within the
time therein limited, will, ON MONDAY. THE
NJ, proceed TO sell at public auction to the highest
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-05-17
PROFESSIONAL.
ARCHITECT

Rooms and . Commercial Bank Bldg
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-05-17

= GRIFFIH, WIZ. A. GLASGOW, j..
A0s Bedford City, Va. Roanoke. Vs.
GRIFFIN & GLASGOW,
Attorneyg-at-law, rooms Gil, 61S and
o14, Terry building, Roanoke. VI Prac
lice IN courts of Roanoke ciar ~
aounty and adjoining counties
iunefO-tf
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-05-17
THE REALM OF STYLE
BONE NEW eANcIES FOR MILD
WEATHER WRAPS.

Thcy Axo Not Intended For Warmth, but
For Loolss--Blnck Spanish Lacc-Somc
New Satisfactorily Dresses For Little
Girls.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-05-17
FINE FARM FOR SALE |!
NEAR CHAmsL,ssBURe, VA.

Having decided to retire from business will on
farm, Ing on Beaver.dam creek, in the county
OF Bedford, about half way between Chambliss-
burg and Stewsrtsyillc, about twelve miles from
half u mile OF the proposed Mineral Belt railroad
leading from Roanoke to Danvllc The farm
consists OF a57 acres-150 in timber good land and
fine timber. The cleared land il In fine state
OF improvement-most all in grass. One hun
dred acres bottom land worth 500 per acre; good
frame dwelling OF nine rooms-tin roof; all
necessary outhouses In good repair fine we'll Of
water near the door; good barn and stable both
for horses and cattle; good fencing Everything
considered don't think there is better farm in
the county. Mills, school and churches near by.
Good neighborhood
Amy peTson wishing to buy frat GLASS farm
will do well TO come and look for themselves
WIN. ~. FIELDS,
Is Sod Chamblissburg, Va.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-15

Every member OF Union Church not out
last night missed "a great meeting. The
Rev. ii. ). Du!any. ths most successf u
evangellstic preacher in the Wilmington
conference assisted pastor Hanna Broth.
or buiany did Remarkable work. His
sermon was pgem. 1t Was exactly adapt
ed TO the needs OF the hour was full oil
teuder pleading anu was Just long enough
"A vital point. AS he described the hsue-
hts OF becoming aequain ted with the Lord
there were many tears of Joy in tile eyes
OF the christians and sinners and excla-
maIons of praise were heard. tlis work
III tho ufter III eeting was barnest, helpful
anu full OF tact.
AS a result tour persons lost the fet ters
OF SIN anu stepped Into the liberty OF the
saved.
Tonight the meeting will begin at I
O'Clock and close at s 50 us 10 give all an
opportunity oil hearing the Rev. Merritt
bulburd. y. 4. ID. who will lecture In the
audience room of Union Church. ut eight
O'Clock. for the isneiit Of Wesley, Every
Methodist ought to come or buy few
Tickets to help Wesley hurch. Come IL
you can. IL not send tito price of several
tickets TO the Rev. John Is. Quigg, jackson
and Lin streets.
That wonderful preacher who etlrred
such an Interest in Wilmington last fall
tue Rev. Isaac Naylor. Is coming to vii.
mington again. He will assist Pastor
Hanna Tor Two weeks. beginning Sunday,
Nov. 25th The people will De glad to neal
again this great orator.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-15
DUP0Nrs' BANKS IN A BLAZE OF FIRE


The recent Republican victory was cels.
brated by q big parade 1T DuPonts Banks
last evening. Never did the residents OF
that community see such dernonstra
ton. All the houses were wrapped In
bunting and from the porohes lanterns
ana lighted candles weIb suspended 30 as
to produce the best etlett.
1he mills along the Brandywlne Creek
were,ulso decorated and Illuminated. The
residences OF Mrs. Alfred DUPONT, Alfred
DUPONT, Francis and Eugene DUPONT
presented beautiful appearance and
We're the most note teworthy.
The parade formed at 730 o'clock on
Breck's lane, under the marshalship OF
Alfred DUPONT
shortly after o'clock the line began to
move, Tbs Elutherian Band composed
OF members OF the Hrandywine Club.
headed the procession Next came the
Republicans Of DuPonta' Banks, the Mar.
vii and Willis Club OF tile west end of the
Seventh ward, healed by Hyatts Military
Band. Following these was d large dele.
CATION of men from Brnndywine and
Ihrlstiana hundreds. mounted on horses
The Marshallton Band marched at the
hehd OF these men. There were 400 men
on Ioot ana W men on horses. There
were number OF floats and carriages. A
number OF transpArencias were carried.
As the line passed the residence of Alfred
DuIohl the men were greeted by a shower
OF nre works. This scene was repeated at
tho homes OF Francis and Eugene Du.
Pont.
When the latter two houses were reach
eu Inc marehtrs halted and sereuadad the
inmates All over the route, which was
ABOUT seven miles long, the men were
well received. Inc men marched woll
despite the hills. After the parade the
jolllilration ended by u supper which
was given TO the men b. the Messrs. Du.
Pont.
IL was served in the old mill which ad-
Joins Tie power house. The parade was 4
gra"t success and those who witnessed 1t
wore we'll pleased.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-15

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icinss suld Ia our store ahd from my own
rersonal experiences aud reports Of Oih-rs,
am perfect satisfied hat Iir. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy Ia the
best"
MIR. wilcox has devoted his life entirely
to the drug huSlHrsa aud when n man so
experienced la medicines L. satisfied hat
thele Is nothing N tn" world 10 good as
bf. Gruen"B Nrryura blood aud nerve
remedy, &c 10 lie strongest possible te
coinn-udution Every body who takes II
sprsks lust A. hl2niy oI tilt mhkes strong
n"rves nud hui,is up the worn out md
run duwu system II ItsVenis INSANITY,
ppiHlS sis nnu promotes long life.
Ia" reason why TINS great curative hos
had 30 phenom''Iial Il suacos5 Ia bera 'ise 1t
IL not patent medicine. bat the IRE
scr!pilon Of tho most huccessfui living
sl"clalst IA curing nervous and chrViic
dis ases, r Greene, Di 50 West l4th ST.,
New York 1Ity. who stands ready ut ali
uIue4 to answer tor LLe action oil his
mel GinC,
tie has the largest practice In the world
and tins gr M luedicaI discovery Ia the
result Of his gtst experience. The great
reputation OF Ilr. Grerne iS Euuruntee
that Lis medictne viii cure. and tho Tact
that lie can be cuHsulteJ by anyone. ut
any time, free of charge. PERSONALLY or by
letter, gives ausoiute ass ssurance of the
beneilcial action of this wonderful med.
iclne.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-15
FATE l....o PERT SPARROW.
They Were buying People on a Big STRAIN
ship When Something happened,

ship Whtn Something happened.
Two imperiinont sparrows met curl
GUS slll untinely ueatb in the presence oi
an Interested crowt! n few days ago Ong
OF tho Cunard steamships was boih
warped in to her dock while crowds OF peo
pie ON the pier and Tho vessel were ohnfinf
at the d,lay and slowness of tho tedious
process. A thick hawscr fastened to /,
capstan neilr the bow was being used In
tho warping process and was stiff as u
pole under the tremendous strain.
Two sparrows who lad been twittering
and chirping about the place iluttered out
TO examine the hnwser. Evidently it was
n new perch stretched for their benefit
where it would afford n good view of both
boat and per, they thought. They set.
tied ON it half way out. At first the slight
vibration OF the big ropa caused them some
uncasincss, but they sooIl got over it and
fell to pokInE fun at the waiting people.
They would glance pertly first nt the tray.
elcrs, then at the eNpcctant friends, and
then they would turn to each other and
ch.rp out i1npcrtinent, guyiug remarks
and ts'itter with alee until they nearly
fell off their perch.
In the very midst of their enjoyment
something happened. There was n mulflctl
report, and the thick huSser parted like u
thread just here tho fcathered jokers hati
been standing, causing the docl;men to
run as ole ond came wfithing toward
them like a snake. 1t WAS like tho burst
of thunder sound in Mrs. Hcmans' pocm
The biris-dh, whore were thcyf Two lit
tle fluffy punches Of feathers rode tho crest
Of a ripple in the water and disappeared
under tho pier.
Poor little thingsl 1t Killed them, 4"
said lady on the piir.
Then new huwser took the place of
the o'a, tho big ship swung in, and every
body pushed forward to greet long absent
friends. New YuIk sun.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-15
SOCIETY NOTES.

The Shields Library Hall was beautifully
and artis tically decorated last night. for
the celebration OF the twentieth anniver-
sary of the Knights Of st Lawrence. a
Catholic society with uniformed rank OF
this city.
The Sir Knights and their friends were
out in good numbers and President
Smith seemed happy and pleased as he
presided. A line musical program was
rendered in excellent form and then
William Michael Byrnes delivered neat
address In the presentation OF beautitui
flag on behalf OF the friends OF tie
aociety. Tho flag was accepted by cap
tain Charles O'Connor.
A banquet was held and was enjoyed to
the fullest extent. After all the delica-
cles were dispensed with President smith
acted as toast master. aid the following
toasts wero given and responded to: .+
"ihe knights OF st. Lawrence re.
eponse Oy George Chance OF Philadel-
pliH.
''City OF Wilmington" response by Elk.
Kane. .5.-..
''our Sister Societies." response by
Delaware" response by Daniel W.
Lynch.
L q. b. IT," Samuel Sampson, National
Union.
Our Guests" Daniel Ross K of r.
The Press George W. Roberts. The
Morning News'
'ihe LADIES' VIM. Michael Byrne.
furtNell song.
Mrs Florence p. Paxson. the vocalist,
Mrs. William +. SuIailey and Miss Emma
Lore are among those who are OH ths pro-
gram of literary seiactions to 10 gwen In
Second Baptist Church next Iues"ay
evening.
ST. Alary's I. a. Il. Pioneer Society held
its seventeanth annual reception III Eden
Hall lust night. lLe AFFAIR was largely
attended.
Cards ara out announcing the wedding
OF Mlss Ida Blanche Saunders. daughter
or John Saunders, To Rowland Ward
Springer On NoyenUar rs.
1he Wedding vi Miss leile Luke daugh-
ter oil W IN. Luxe OF I,ocklalIu, ,and RoDort
Hopkins OF BaiLIlnure is ANNOUNCED To
take place early N tue coming year.
th iries Ii Bard AMI AlISs Laura L. Pier
son were quieLIy married lust evening by
Rev. Lutay ctle Marks at theR new home,
No. 1911 Rouney street. and Ia iba pre-
sence OF many frlan'Is ana relaL'ves MIR.
Baird 10 well known Insurance agent
aId Miss llrrsDn was iormer,y oil the
MorninR Nows.
j. Ii. King and wife were present on last
Tuesday uBd Wednesday evening ut the
extra ssrvi2as III the Presby LeIiuu church
at Is 'nnetJ square,
Miss LIllls 81. Uannun OF kenuett
Square Is Lh5 guest iriends III ihis CT.
ST. Pattlck's 4. a. B soc.eLJ uG ash and.
del Will give thor second annual bal III
On inuier's hnIi, nUckcssin, On n nke-
Rlv,ng evening, hursdaJ, Nov. 29tnJmu.
SIC Wy Marlnels'e orchestra IaLricn ,nn.
cnunon VIII lie muster OF ceremonies. T.,
ter Duwland, Edward Duituss aud WIN.
Lyons Hili ph Tie comm lee. Come one
ani all and staAe youi IuoL at the La. l..
ball
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-15
NEW CASTLE NE WS
whnt Is Trnnspiriua In the Pretty Town On
the Delaware.
Correspondence OF the REPUBLICAN,.
New Castle. Nov.I5th.

The particulars of the disorder OH the
midnight train on Monday night lust Will
be given in Saturdays Republican. IL is
only right aud proper that the puuHe
should he acquainted with the facts and
the REpuBLIcAN intends to keep It's reuu-
ers conversunt with all the news.
During the past week race prejudice mas
been rain pant and even the Mayor has
been anjusty criticized for hla action to-
wards the coiored race by not IMPOSING
heuvy line on George Wiiiiainb On lues-
day evening.
A telegram received here yesterday at
ternoon brought the glad tidlng that Gov.
ernor.elect Alarvil 10 not Ill but III the best
OF health and ID happy Republican. Long
livs Governor MarviL
A pleasant party OF Wllmingtontans ar
rived here in u hack last evening and ten-
dered II surprise 10 air. and Mrs. Frank
NeggeDmann on Lelaware street. lhere
were % persone in the party, and q more
Jolly crowd never visited our city. Inc
evening was pleasantly spent at the card
tables, playing games and in the rendition
OF vocal and tnstl music
The story has just leaked out that a
member OF the Democratic Stats Com
mittee in 1892 Ia about to be brought over
the cards There 10 SlOOO yet unhccount-
ed for and the other members intend to
sift the matter. Ihe member 30 accused
10 from one of the lower counties.
Chief Warden Francis yesterday shot
supposed mad dog opposite the jail.
On Monday evening next there will be a
grand street parade mere previous to the
opening OF the U. A. q. and CITY Cornet
Band united fair III the Opera House.
Fifty members OF the Y. Nj. g. A. and Will
mlngton Wheel Cub will be III line pre-
ceded by the City Cornst Band and the
Chrlstana Cornet Band and followed by
100 members OF the Z. A. &. dressed In
white sweaters and white caps.
Jumes Is. kice's condition remains un-
changed. lie ID attended by DIR. Stewart.
For a full report of tho Sunday School
Convention sue another column OF the
REPUBLICAN.
Three we'll known properties In the city
will shortly change hands.
state Commander JOSEPH u. Vantine,
accompanied by A M. Hizar, went to
Wilmington lust evening ana inspected
Phil Sheridan Post, No. -. u. A. Il.
1t Is the firm belief OF all that the favor.
fte train-the Ien-will be put on next
week.
Red Lion Hundred will celebrate Its
share of the first grand victory in the
State for years. tomorrow evening. by "a
grand parade at Delaware CITY. The City
Cornet Band of this place will furnish tine
music Several from here who had the
pleasure OF hearing Democratic speakers
talk about Red Lion hundred will go
down to SEQ the sturdy Republican
stronghold wink the other eye, hhe Is
solid. and New Castle is gradually sliding
TO solid ground also.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-15
Highest of all in Leavening Power-Laes US Govt Report
R!H!AI! q! Bs,kasg': BBskiRg
ABSOEUTEEY PURE
ABSOEUTEEY PURE
where are ,hMol,c.t

The Rev. Father Leo, bastor OF the Pol
ish Catholic Church a linden and uarrl .
son streets. complains bitterly of the
treatment that he and his congregation
are daily subjected to by assaults from II
crowd OF rouRhs in the neighborhood Of
the church, Two weehs ago, while ac.
companled by two visiting clerRvmen, the
gang assaulted the three with stones.
The church and school doors have been
barrlcaded on different occasions and the
children ard other members of the con-
gregation have been assaulted. One Of
the strangest things about the matter is
that a police officer Is like the eclipse OF
the He Is very seldom ever seen in the
neighborhood, and when he Is seen 1t is
only to pass away without ever seeing
anything.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-15

Cuppinganh lsochtnI, IaJ Y. sHoondss
M. L. Davis. Jeweler. Q E. End st
Cupplng & &lseo,.ing. Purlter.hs M.itsoa
American Laundry. 5Oa West Front St
Strong cough candy at Ferguson'a IL
East Second etreet.
The best tea aud coffee In the city at
hard times prices at 40l Della ware Ave nue.,
W. b. Moore.
Money to loan at Davidow & Co q.
Black or blue CAeylot serge suits to or
der, $500. Plerson, the tailor, Dll Mar
ket street.
All who desire to have u complete set
OF the bore liiDle History should leave
their order at this olice.
DIR. Simms' w hite Pulmonic Balsum, the
famous throat and lung remedy and
nypophosphate o. lung fool. 6OJ king
stl set.
Solid gold pens at Davidow g. Co.'S.
Slmms' Liver pits quick ia curl ng
headache. splendid liver stlmutans; be t
ever made; thousands say So 6D6 king
street.
Steam -dyeing, securing. altering re-.
pairing and pressing. Clothing made to
order. A. J. Pierson, 81 Market street.
Go to 5. N. Smeltz for all kinds OF
fruits and produce. wholesale or retail
East4th street, between King and Market
streets.
II you want to savn money 20 to w.
3. Moore for your groceries ut 40l Della.
ware Avenue; 1t will pay you to 20 there
and buy at bard times prices.
Ladies' gold watches ut DavIdow & Co g.
The healthy, wealthy and wise all use
DIR. Slmns' White Pulmonio Balsam
when troubled with coughs sore throat,
lung Diseases. &C.. SOC aud u. Depot COG
King street.
All who desire to have a complete set
OF the bore Bible History should leave
their order at this oilice.
Clay worsreds. long cutaways to order
$40. Pierson. the tailor, GIL Market st.
Solid gold rings ut Dayidow L Co.'S.
For first-class dyeing and securing go
to the Delaware Dye Works. 2lJ King
street.
Watches repaired at Davidow Il Co. 3.
Guns and pistols at Davidow u Co.'S,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-15

A reception was given to the boarding
students of the Goldey Wilmington Com
mercial College last evening by Profess or
and Mrs. Goldey. at Z 30 the time ap-
pointed The scnolars began to come ill.,
and were warmly welcomed by Professor
and Mrs. Goldey. More than sixty wers
present and entered into IKE harm less and
amusing games proposed by the host and
hostess with much enth lslasm. Prizes
were given Miss Crochet. Neesrs
Nichols and A. Dennis Tor tho largest and
most soap bubbles blown. Messrs b.
1horp aud W. b. Gregg were successful In
the amusing contest OF blowing out the
candle.
Refreshments we're served, ami after
having speGt II very pleasant evening and
enjoying theinse eives immensely, tho
quests retiied. thinking their host aud
hostess ior the very hoSpltaplo way they
had been ireatad and wishing for another
soclible in the near future.
1he GoldGy Wilmington Commercial
College ranks among tho iirst OF tho Dusl.
ness colleges OF the United States. Its
Instructors are earnest faithful and un-
tlrIns IN their efforts to have those who
attend laara and make a SUCCESS of their
course and grand success IA lie. The prin
cipal and his vile are held ia high esteem
10y the students and the kindly interest
taken by them III the scholars is 4 realty
appreciated. OCCASIONAL
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-15
After Eiecfiou.

Lectlons oyer-country's saved
Time fer fellers ter get shaved.
said they'd let their wins kers grow
TIL us fellers had er show.
How we beat 'enl gadl what fun!
Never Democrats did run
Like the ticket we just beat
Run OF ef they wuz all featl
Patent kickers wuzn't in it ...s..
Guess they run lille minute,
Laudl to herd 'em day before,
You'd tho't they had US shore, ... So. .
Muzn't anythin in sight
Wuzh't theirs. The other night
Big Ebe Tunnel wuz around
Most Bent back'ards to the ground
Diowed he'd never missed IL yet
When he made II lection bot
Couldn't fool him. he'd Jest herd
All about it. Hos bird! ....".
Then there's DIckey-guesd he knowed
AL nbout his wagln' load!
WuZn't Bringing truck" to town
Jest because the price wuz down.
Guest he'd put up live or ten
Where 'twould double up agen-
Neary, too. put up the rocks
lie been wurInin' in his sOcks-
But tho noos they got to day
Rubs their fur the other way!
Well. they's mighty little use
'Spectoratin' hacker juice,
Argyfyin'. gottln hot
some one else's supper-pot!
Wait till neXt election. then!
Reckon I'll get her agen.
Only hope l won't get burned,
findin' 'J2 returned.
New / guess Iii rub 1t In .--.
On some other tender skin!
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-15
ON FRIDAY.
TIT I6rH DAY OF NOVEMBER, Is)l

All those three certain tracts and parces
of land BOUNDED as follows
No. l. Beginning at one or stake IN the
line OF Peter Wright aud Stephen Wiley;
thence with said llro to the Ch sapsnke aud
delaware Canal Company'S line level; thence
will the said line tho following courses and
es north y degree east y. perchrs. north
81 dogrees wesi 23-lO percbcs. north II de.
erees east $40 perches north s9H desrees
east d ! } perc ies. north de rrees easl 2-lO
perrhcs mort 4sil degrees cast t-l0 perches.
north 81 degrees east parches. north i9S
deEre cast = 10 pcrches TO "a stake at the
corner OF No. 2; thence along the division
line between this lot aud NO. south 579s de-
grets cast 30 1-l0 pcrohes to the place of be-
ginning. containing5 > acres, roods and ~
square pcrenes of land.
40. = All that lot situat in Pencader hun-
Dire aforo aid, beginning at u post and cor
ner .or lanu OF Peter wright and running
with land OF stephen Wiiey south ~ degrees
wrst "a p rches to AXE IN u lne of Ian or
the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Cou-
ptny; hsnce with theirland north isdeyrees
W. 81 10 pctchcs to II stake; tnenc; with said
canal north Il degrees we IS 4-i0 perches to
a stake; thence north "a degrees west per-
ches to stake; thence North q grees east
perches TO Il stake by Il feuce; thence "a de-
groes enst7 80 perches TO II stake; th nee
south 58H dlgrees cast 81 10 pc ches to the
beginning, containing 2 acres. roods aud Il
square perchee more or less
No 5. Situate In ted Lion hundred, New
Castle county. beglnnl Y ut stake in the
centre of he road leading from the Canal
pivot bridge TO X irk " ood andrunnlng thence
with land OF Thomas McGraoken south is4
degrees east % feet to stake; thence north
20 degrees we - l57 feet to q stake; thence
26 feet to tn centre of the road aforesaid;
thonce up tue centre thereof north ~ degrees
east 50 feet to the place OF neginning:
Seized an taken in execution as the prop
ertyof Robert Guy aud Elizabeth Guy. his
wife. and t. ts.. and 4 fo ts, ps Z 1old gg 6y n ,.e
29, 1884. '2l
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-15

Tho following applications for dlyorc o
appear upon the docket Of the November
term of the Superior Court which begins
in this city on Monday Thomas H, vs..
Caroline Connell; William L va Maggie
l.. Booker; Louisa ". vs.. William Fl.
Thomas; Mary Ellen vs. Francis Pazet; i;
Richard B. VS.. Josephine Parrott W. ].
vs Emma Sprlrghett; samuel ii. vs.. Flor.
ence N. Fisher; Anna 81, We. Allen w. H8r.
vey; Sarah Va j. Parks Postles; lila
Eleanor Va. John B. Moore; Charles r w.
Laura Rice; Alice s. vs. Calvin Rufus
Adams.