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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-09

A new machlne for making b utter
has been Invented which will prove
great saving Of labor II It turns out as
represented. II 10 styled the ''buttei
accumulator.' There Is reservoir to
receive the milk, q tub to receive the
butter. can for cream, and another
for skinned milk. The machine is
cot In motion and the skim milk flows
Into the tub. and the butter falls Into
the other tub. In few minutes the
,churnlng Is over. and the butter ready
for working. II you hurry. the milk
taken from the COWS In the morning
may be put on your table for break
fast In the shape OF butter. The ma
chine 10 represented to work up 1854
pounds Of milk In an hour.
At a test iRtoly made OF the separa.
tor at the State College. In Psnnsyl.
yania. 23l pounds OF milk were used.
The outcome OF the end OF the SO min.
utss in which the work was done. was
Il4% pounds Of butter aud 81 pounds
OF cream. In the skt,n milk was found
remaining .05S per cent OF fat. At the
U University OF Wisconsin 1866 pounds of
milk were worked up-in ~ mlnutes,
with tx pounds of butter given out
II cream and not butter Is desired
the mere turning Of button will give
you that. In fact. you can get butter,
cream. skim milk or buttermilk. just
as you wish. 1t 10 certainly an ingeui-
Gus continuance and II not too costly
and complicated may work revolu.
ton in butter making.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-09


The annual election OF otflcsra OF III q
tlre Depart ment was held last night
ana the tleBet predicted by tho RRPuB.
LIcAN and formed In GaueuR was elect.
Ell without break. It was the Com.
bination" ticket and It's benrers were:
Chief Engnieer--Jo ohm ii. Walker,
PnpElx.
First Assistant EuGnieer john p
s sScoIntdf IKE faasisistant Engnieer--ti.orgs
w, Sasse Washington.
Inc polling places were Mt the
lendship, PhmniS, Weccacoe. | !. hert v
anu W ashlugtOn houses. and open.i
at . O'Clock. There bong no opI,O,I.
llon TO tho ticket ths:aulill,.sw ara
unanimously elected, eaeh receiving
10 votes, excepting Air Sasso who
Received l7g.
The Judges OF the election were.
Fiieudship-U. S. Pirrson. IJnui,I
Maloney and Wilmer Hyatt.
,Phe1lS-John w forter, William
Met rne.ien and Louis q. WeldprIu1n'
Nnslhngton-- John H. Shiplev, vii
liam 1, Smith and Robert {. Porter.
Weceacoe-john a. Campbell John
McGutgan anu Alfred Hanna,
:, Lloerty-llaniel McBride August
fuiiinan and Owen J, Palmer
lhe differentiation compani.s-
the i3elawate, Fume Hose. iiellauce
and Water Witch-did not vote.
After The result Of the election Has
announced at the house OF the phoeuix
company, sLesehes we're delivered Nv
lhlei Engineer Walker, his assistants
anu The retiring officers. Hyatte' band
h'udeu Tie procession to the house.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-09

To.morrow premises to be biz day
at Hare's Corner, az the local SPORT
have hignaiised their intentions OF be
Ing present. There arc seven eyentt
on the program and good days spor,
Will undoubtedly be had by all who at
Prince George. the noted race horse.
pulled up lame after his exercise on
Monday, and IL 10 thought that thu
colt has broken down. He was owned
by Richard Croker.
There will be a match game OF hand
ball next club day at the rooms OF the
philadelphia Handball and Racquet
Club between Messrs. FULLY and Henry
and Cavallo and Reddsn.
James. J. Corhett has signed q con.
tract Tor ssason Of eight nights st
the Nouveau CircQue, Paris. beginning
May Ii. His performances will be
confined to exhibitions of boxing.
By the terms of tho contract Corbett
Will receive $4,000 for his Gig ht appear.
ances.
A fight to finish came or on Mon.
Gay night at Ellzabethport. n. ]. The
lighters were Tom Ryan, OF Elizabeth
and Jimmy Handler. OF Newark. The
battle was fierce while It lasted. Hand
Ter brought the fight to close In the
second round by knocking Ryan out
with q straight right-hander on the
jaw.
a match was agreed upon yesterday
between Bob Fltzalmmons and Joe
ohoynsld. No articles OF agreement
were signed. but they will be II salts
factory PURGE is offered. The Olympic
Club, OF New 0rleans, offered them Q
purse OF $1,000. but the mon and their
hackers decided that the purse should
be at least els, 900.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-09

1t ls singular ho " many lnsn do n 5t
appreciate the many advantages that
result from the protective systen
They cannot see how the laborer /,
benefited by the construction OF fac
tories, gorges and furnaces and the
setting OF machines In notion. They
cannot see how tue farmer is benefit
tod by bdilding towns aud cities and
making market for his produce. They
cry out tho tariff Is a tax and only
the few profit by 1t Having eve
they see got. having ears they heaI
not" and positively decline 10 uader
stand. Like Ephralm OF old they al,
Joined TO their Idols. and would moi
sacrifice their preiudices oven IL call
cd to do SO by an angel from heaven
Their perverseness surpasseth human
understanding.
The plostration of all our indus
tries In consequence Il he doclara
hon in the Democratic plat[orn that
q tarin for protection Is unconstltu.
tonal and should ba repealed. has but
httle lntlGenea over their minds, and
thoy still persist In their worship oil
me Democratic FeJischl tew, 1t is
true. comprehend that 1t Is oondI.
non aud not theory that now con
Fronts us, and are prepared to vote for
protection and the prosperity and
blessings that 1t Is sure to bring. Ihs
best evidence that eau be furnished OF
the utility OF protection lie the posi-,
lion taken by Tho Democratic Senator's
OF this tune. Although tua majority
they have torn tho Wilson tariff bill to
tatters and placed protective Iu,Is,
on the greater number OF the article.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-09

On Thursday evening, at 8 O'Clock
May the 10Th, meeting for pra yers
ana Christian experience will be h. Id
at lne residence OF brother harris. No
al5 W. Fourth street and Will Do Iait
by brother JGmes Permar to wI.ci
an are cordially invited. These I nun,
Jay evening prayer mseting ale d
great blessing to all who attend them.
An entire abssnce OF all derominn.
ti0hal thought ehuracterizes them
an nre one IN spirit. ell ats ons IN
Jeaus. -
Come. christian TRENDS, anu lat us
an our brother E house expecting and
looking Tor. ana app oprlalIng to our.
5hFPes blessings that only come To US
from God. Come In the Spirit nj
Christ. come In the Unity Of thu
apifit, Tor It Is wfilten, HI5ehuld how
good and how pleasant It Is for hrpth,
e,rn 70 dwoll together IN unity. Ia
u well Ia tho experience of the billie,
christian hope
ms hope-t purttiss my heart,
Ahd luIns ny nigtt to dIy;
IL plants my feet upon th" iloax,
hn1 lie ps me- Ia the way"
= he day Is ueara-Oh joyrIl thought
hen shnli gain he priIe:
ms hope viii then he tllrarh TO livbt
oe'ote my W nderiug eyes
y l.. JAASUy
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-09

Yesterday one OF our West Eight
street ladies' sent her oldest daughter
with the baby out to the Franklin
street Park. Whom she reached there
she Sat down upon bench. Hardly
had she been seated before one Of the
as sistants came up to her aud said.
here, turn that bench around
where 1t holongsn
IL seems tho bench had been moved
out OF Its regular position by some
one before she sat upon IL. This little
girl was compelled to place her baby
hrother upon tho grass and strain and
Tug ut this large bench until II was
pulled quite q distance. 1t was en-.
uroiy beyond her strength. and was
unoalled for, as she was not the culprit
In the case. No doubt the park people
have considerable troubie with some
OF the rrequsnters but IL Is entirely
unealied for that an Innocent girl
should be taxed beyond her strength,
especially when she IL blameless. Let
the beucbes be fastened In one place
50 hey cannot be moved, then such
difficulties would not arise. "
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-09


The N. X. Fairbank Company OF
ChicaRo have lately brought suit In
the United States Court against W. l..
Henry. OF this city, for IS, 0OO. 90 for
of their trade marh
"Oottolene." The N. X. FalrDank Com
pany sets forth that they originated,
prepared and put upon the market D
new food product consisting of re
lined Cotton Seed OIL and a small pro.
portion OF beef suet making a pals
yellow material OF the consist ency and
substance OF lard. almost without cd oi
and intended to take the place OF lard
tn cooking.
In order to Indicate the source and
genulneDess OF their now food pro-
duct they originated, coined, aud uss
as trade mark the work 'Cottolone. .
The heaithIulness and many other nd
lvnntages OF Oottolene over lard were
so apparent that Cottolene became ut
once very popular and Is now largely
sold all over the country.
&The new food product and it's name
'Cottolene," have become widely
known as the product OF the n. X.
tairbank Company. The trade mnrk
is desorihed as trade mark for Qlea.
lglnous Food Substances No." Con.
islstlng OF head or neck OF Steer or
other bovine partially enclosed by
isprlgs and branches Of the Cotton
plant"
Then. X. Fairbank Com pany charges
that W. l.. Henry. of Macon. Ga, a
dealer in fresh meats aud food pro-
ducts generally has been uud IL en-,
deavorlng unlawfnlly to avail hirnse II
lof the benefits of the name "Cotto.
leno' aud Its popularity; that he mas
been and 10 selling a product similar
In kind but inferior In quality, under
the name of "Gottolene" to the injury
lof the original and genuine "Cotto-
lene," and to the loss and injury of its
manufacturers The N. X. Eairbank
Company. ..-.- ....-.. IL =
The infringsments upon the trade
mark OF "Cottolene" have become SO
frequent, aud 80 many dea ,ts are
selling an Inferior article and ciaiming
IL TO DO Cottolene hat The n, X. Fair.
bank Company are determined to pro.
tect their custome-s and proposa to
sue every retail dealer WAC Is thus Inn
posing upon his customers aud in.
irlnging upon Tho N. X. Fairbank
Companys trade mark.-Ielsara OH,
Macon. Ga.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-09

Robert Mecrlck viii have a sale of
ife7A Hows ana forward spriugers, on
thursday afternoon, tue l0.h inst, ut
ADAMS station, ChrisJlana Hundred.
IL says they are "a uhoice lot A few
iiiIG shOats viii also bs ti'sp sad Of
o. w. BALDWIN Will have d sale of
York aud Adams count. COWS nj
bootlfs Corner, Pa. ON Moulay, the
litii inst. Air Is. guarantees them to
be lirst class and all right.
:. fAsamore Bros Will have sale OF
ilrst class Lancaster COWS ut their
Iarm one mile west OF Cenlreville ON
luesday' the 18th Inst. ANYTHING that
Harry says may De relied on, his word
being as good US his bond. Iue duir y.
men In the vicinity should 10 over
and see how many 20-quarters they
eau pick cut OF tina lot.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-09


The lecture before the students O 4
Roldey's Commercial College by Rev.
W. L. S. Murray, on Tuesday after
noon, contained great many truths
which should DO as indelibly im prsssed
pm the minds OF all who were present
v though they had been engraved on
tablets OF brass or stone.
The students should feel grateful to
me distinguished and eloquent leo
turer for having emphasized the i'm.
portance OF honesty. energy, industry.
bconomy and application to insure
success In any position In life. With
put these qualifications failure must
be tho inevitable result. No one will
knowingly employ q thief, an idler,
an ignoramus or a drunkard. All wish
10 have honest. industrious, intelll-
gent and abstemious assistants
Hence, good habits are more import
knt than great mental requirements.
The most distinguished scholars IL
many instances have made shipwrsck
bf fortune and character, and went
down to untimly graves.
The first wrong step is tho ono that
sounts. Therefore 1t IL the one to be
avoided. No one expects to become a
common thief or a drunkard. All
think they can govern themselves. II
this they may be mistaken. They ar,
no stronger than the thousands who
have gone before them. Like prac
Hoes will lead to like results. "Thost
who SOW to tho wind will reap the
whirlwind." as "Men do not gather
grapes from thorns or figs from
thistles." Young mon should learn te
conform to the decalogue. should
learn wisdom aud eschew evil. as 1t
10 easier to avoid fault than to cor
rect one. All their aspirations shou Id
be pure, all their purposes Just. and
honorable station II not great riches
will be attained. The desire to get
Riches is besetting sin.
II has ruined quite as many young
men as any other fault, Slow gains
are the best. as they do not lead to
great risks. When clerk or any
young man commences to deal In
stock he is In great danger OF being
fuined. He is tempted to take money
10 make good his losses. and In many
sases other losses are sustained aud
exposure follows. Many peouIations
have begun iu this way, and ruin. ire
trievable ruin and Disgrace have fol.
loved. Therefore ths preacher W isely
sautions all to beware OF the first
falHG- atAn- Ia uaHrA at -..aIl- aa...laIatIana
bhun the first appearance OF evils "As
vice is monster of such hideous
nien, that to be hated needs only t.
DO seen, but seen too oft. familiar
with its face. we first btTn to pity
next endure. and next atu agaesm Ii
conclusion we will say let thost
Who think they stand take need los
they fall"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-09

Az the regular meeting OF the Bo nrd
OF Church Extension OF the Whining
lon III. Il. Conference, in this city, yes.
day donations amounting TO 4305s
were Received. The following recon,
mendations were made to the parent
board; Donations kingswood. VIII,
mington, s45O; Zoar, Md. Sl25; Pep
per. Del, sl00; Trinity, Md. $3.50; Sax.
ton. Del, 800; Church Creek. Md,
300; Williamourg, Md, sl5o: Ridden,
bel, $3.50; Sound, Del $50; Aitey's,
sl3S: total :l425. Loans-Airey's, siOO;
Pepper, 800; Zoar. 500; total 1900.
those present pit the meeting were
D. u. Quigg, president; L.. Il. Martin.
dale. secretary; John IL. Hoileoker.
treasurer Louis H. Barrett, Alfred
Smith, H. ii. Adums W. 4. Corkran.
W. l.. :. Murray. Charles A. Hill,
Joseph Pyle. Isaac Wright and ]. NJ.
Elliott.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-09

MILFORD llLL Nay s. -While fisher
men. ut Slaughter Beach, were hauling
lileir eeihea O'clock last night they
were dumtounded to iiud The Lodv ri
2 dru wned man Ia tue bag OF the seine,
they were stilI more puzzled TO find
thal llie body WIS thGt OF Edwin
Ward. onr OF their own party. who but
an hour previous had been assisting nd
Tho fishing, tut had Disappeared TO 70.
as they supposed to the hntal close
by. How the drowning occurred Is
mystery that tie Coroner of Sussex
county Is looking into. Ward came
heEe from fhilade.phia two years uKo
and settled OIL FRAT farm He was .
Adso nut IL Ia not known here Ia
what phi.adeiphI lodge lie belonged
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-09

ksy. Mr. Bond before the Clerical
Brotherhood yesterday read q paper
on The Relation of the Clergy 10
Politics. The paper caused quite a
discussion. RESOLUTIONS OF " u pa tn y
were passed on the illness of Rev.
Charles u. Murray, and regret on the
departure Of ksvs. L. b. LlRhtner and
q. A, Hayden from the diocese. A
local assembly OF the st. Audrey's
brotherhood Will be formed here. The
elergymen iE attendance were:
Bishop Coleman. the Reys. Il. Ash.
ton heury, c. A Hayden, II. NJ. Bart.
lott. William Schouler. L. X. Miller,
X. J. Hammond, W. Is. Bond, ii. d,
Speaknan. Martin Is. Dunlap, A. b.
Walker aud Geo. q. Hall.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-09

DuBILcsALE-Th subacribers lana
L. fng 70 engage In other buSlness VIII
sell nj pubic sale nc their residence. Tnf,
caster Pike and DUPONT Road. Y mile
from WiliutnRt ton.
ON THURSDAY. MAY 10th. 1904
at one o'clock p. m. sharp.
the following persona. property. consist
ing Of Stations. brood Mares Golis aud
No. i.oporto. standard ana reg lstered.
no. ia lso; black stal lion. toaied june 10th
issi. aired by Keptucky Wilkes, record
~ he BY Geo. Wilkes dam octoroou
ord e,aa. son Of Pilot, .ir., second a ne9,
odstte, by Ten. Knox. record .asiA. third
dam Blue Flame by Hamblet snian 10
Oporto Ia nicely called and will make 4
ss sSe n1r y " no Shovel quarters ina
No. g. Bell G!,i. bay ally. foaied July
%. 1891. sired by ssladia a65K, dam. Gip-
soy Cir. said TO be by rorwood's Patche o., .
THIS my y nicely gated a2d quite
the kind that will improve very fast
No. 8-Daniel Stewart, brown geldina.
foaled july 10. 1891 sired by Lumps Mann.
be by Lumps. record a2l, son Oh Georse
lucky. sired by straders' Hampietonian.
second dam. Hhggy Clay by Cassius NJ.
Clay e Tbs 10 b nincly gated colt. aud
WE tfalSil i WIN make tro,ter.
hs W AZ, s-E s STANDARD and rsgistered
salsdla record soSk. darn. oIndeTsiIa by
6ycieps record 2Y1 second dam, Lady
Butcher BY Butcher, tAird dam, Sylvia
~ , seS,l ,t fourth dan BY sweepers
pred pred right. gaite1 right. and will make y
No. maud Truxton, sorrel My. foai.
Truxton II sa9 by Starlight, soa OF Ken
lucky Prince dam. Gypsy. dam OF No. Z
This lei fire large filfy, purely Kaffad. n nd
trott.r. We th Ink this Is the best ffiiy
roy the training she has had, in the State.
foaled April "a. 1885, full sister 10 No. 4,
This a nice fily. GOOD size. halter broken.
No. 9-Lanieaie bay mare, standard and
roGistered bred by Fashion stud Farm,
OF ID better tban R.8a by General Knox.
record 28ik. dam, Bell Striek and, roc
ORD 2e5 by Morrow Horde, s4S; second
dam, Weieh mare by ~ethereils Messen.
to saladin . cox.
No. 6-rlorence ID, black mare. foaled
1884, sired by sttaders Hambletoniun,
dam. HeEgie oiny by Cassius NJ. Clay ~
ms mare has q salndiE colt by her side.
M. 9-Mike. bay geiding. is hands high.
weighs leh0 pounds. years old. This 70 a
handy. biRb horse. suitable tor any KIND
OF work and n air drivrr.
S-aTwO cows. / JERSEY and HoIr
,HA STEIN. Foed mixers. Narrow track
buggy. built by Gahill. In good order; full
track spar spring buggy. In good order. /
s-seated carriage, built by Cooling, ! end
spring buggy, sleigh. set double hir-
nessln good order; lot OF horse bouts, 1
set of rubber-mounted track harness
pair OF fine Collie dogs years old.
Terms OF Sale-Ail SUNS OF $500 oash.
annve that amount q credit of month";
VIII We given by the purchaser giving a
banks Sle note with an approved rndor.
eeri interest added. or psr cent. OF for
cash on credit sums.
J. W. Mccoy 4 SON.
l.. W. Stidham & Son, Auctloneers.
a80-m-w W.T.. s may $40
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-09
On SATURDAY.
The 18th day OF May, 1891

At o CLOCK p. m.
Inc following dGscrl ed real estate ytz.
All those two certain lots of IRnl with
Withthe tMol-slory brick dwelling iIo,lsps
thereon erected. bounded and desorlhsd
us Follows that Is tosay;
@. L. beginning ut the southerly side
q iWeit'h street tween Jefferson AMI
MADISON sts- NJ the disLAnep OF one hum
ufed ahd hlacty-ninr feet 81 < inphes tr in
the westerly Idle OF .letfer on street
thence soutberly parallel to Jefferson
street through he centre nf the EMERY
party wall sixty teet to IL corner; thencs
westerly and parallel to Twelfth street
leet TO another corn T; thence north
ee ay ana parallel TO Jefferson street nine
Inet 10 point being the southeast cor
her OF nm alley wo feet ana SIX incDrs
VIDE leading Into Twelfth streetl; thence
eastariy and parallel to Twelfth street
snn alohg THO asad OF said alley two feet
VA ihohes ton corner. bei,g the ,outll-
east corner oil said alley; thence north r.
y along the easierly side of said alley
ana parallel 10 Jefferson street tfty-one
ieet to the aforesaid snutherly side al
Twelfth street. aud thanee thereby e,st.
cry thirteen Feet ana eight inc 10 to the
piace OF brEinninR. be the contents there
oi what they may.
40 y Ne inning at tho sputherly de
Of Twrifth street be tween Teffers,,9 and
nailson streets Ut the distance of hun.
dred and forty three feet six Inches from
ne westerly side of Jefferson street
thence lsouth erly parallel To Jefflrso n
street through the centre OF the e.astsIiy
party wall sir weight feet; thence ives.
terry parallel to Twelfth street fourteeu
Ieet themes ncrtherly parallel TO Jeffer-
sam d. through the oentre OF a two. feet
Wiue alley sixty leet To the Aforesaid
ssoniherly side OF Twelfth strent, and
.henoe thereby eastelly fourteen fectto
me place OF beglnHinR; be the oonte nts
thereof what they may. '
seized anu taArn In execution as the
properly OF Harlan Cause aad is,ien q.
cause hl3 wife. mo tEaEars and Seou RI
y Irusi and safe Deposit Company. nj
to he sold by
PIERCE GOULD, Sheriff,
30, 1894. -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-09

these are the delegates from this
stats 10 the American Medical Asso cia.
lloh, willcil Will meet In San Francis.
CO Gu june 3 and close on the 7th.
New CusLle eounty-Drs. J, j. Rlack
New asilei Read ]. Mckay, Whining.
ton; Irving ). Nallandighaln, Mlddle.
town; Joseph II. Chandler. CenIreylIle
Frank Belivllie. Delaware City,
hnIn eounty-Drs, james Ii. Wilson
and l. A IL. Bishop. Dover; E2ukIeI
Cooper, t'audeu; John ". Preston
smyrna; William Mirshall, Milford.
SUSSEX eounty-Drs. Charles H.
iticbatds. Georgetown; Robert q EIIs.
good. Concord; Cale5 Il. Layton
iieofgetownj Hiram Il. Burton and
David Hall lewes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-09
/. B. RILEY,
228 KING ST.
EGiSTEAls ORDER.
h II.s, n


( u EGlsTEH's ORDER.
IL REGISTERS OFFICE
/ .-.... NEW UAsTLE @ :. DEt,,j
Upon the application OF Helen n
/ Chandler and " llherfurcc n. Chandler
a. kecutors OF WI berforoa n. thand.
ltr lHts IF W tlmlnEton hi IN said county
DECEASED. It 10 ordered ana direetsd
oy the HeRister that tho Ne mora
arc esald give NOTICE OF granting Of Lat
tSfs l'ste ue tfirf upon the estate n
the deceased. with the date Of graaaana
unereot ~ causing advertisements 70 hs
posi- ed within forty days from the data AZ
suen Letters In six Of ias most pubiis
places OF the county Of Now Castie re-
quirlny all persons having dcmnnda
against the estate 20 present fsie aa,un a.
Abideby an act 81 Assembly In sun, $40
mhac and provided; and also cause tbe
same 70 he iusertcf within the same mar
lod IA the Daily Re2ubtioan, a 1ewspansr
published In Wilmington, Del. aid IA \.
continued therein threa wcolss. e. n A.
~ Given under the hand and sssi
IS of office OF tho Register aforessid
AZ Wilmington. IN Now cAstls
county aforesaid. the day and year above
,a,,J, WILKINS CooOa, Register.
~ eoiiGE Is hereby lgiyen that i-atLera
les hhentHry were Ia Que form Of law
granted unto tho undersigned on the ca
DAY OF pr, a. ID. lSJI ana that al
persons having chains aEainet tbs e.
tate OF the deeoassd must present tha
same duly attestei 10 the aaI5 =.
t1ulors on or before the 9TH dny M
Ahril, 1857 or abide tbs Act of Asson.
piy 20 sueh case made aud provided.
HEtlss N. CH 4 Dt,t.at,
WiLBEhFoRCE N. CHANDLER. Dr.,
Address. Liiburne Chandler. Esa,,
All Wilmington, Del
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-09

Mr.. W. II. Hendrlckson Will visit the
patrons OF the REPUBLICAN In the diffel
)nt sections OF our county the com
hg week. In order to collect the
amount que for subscriptions and
ltraighten up all accounts az far az
besaible. He will not object to receiv
ing new Subscribers. advertisement,
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-09

sMYENA. DEL.. May s.-l;ev. Henry
q. itorrls, pastor Of Mt, Zion Africa
his farewell sermon sunday morning
but Iaiiei to appear ut church. An IN
Restlsatioh by some OF the truntues
yesterday cad 10 finding the preacher
az tie parsonage, anu with him was a
iA'Hear'old girl, Katie Logan. whom ne
had entieed to h 3 homs las, FRIDAY
night aud Kept her there with him. mis-
VIE being away lie tried to run
away but was captured and al hear
ing before Squire Cooppr was coin.
United TO Dover jail In default of 500
ball Tor court WV