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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-03

The death OF George W. Chllds at
three o'clock this (Saturday)morning,
will cause feeling OF regret anon g
the citizens OF this section Of our
country. Some thirty years ago
he became principal owner OF the Pub
lio Ledger. and he soon attained a
popularity with his employees as we'll
as with the readers Of the paper that
Is not often attained by editors or
publishers. lie was an earnest advo.
cats OF temperance uud presented n
copy OF the Bible to various organiEa-
tons In different sections OF The coun
try. ...- .-." ..5. ..-...
He was thorough patriot, aud was
a warm friend OF President Lincl Din
Grant and other defenders OF our
couutry's liberty. III his death the
, poor has lost q benefactor, morality
an able champion, liberty brave de
fender, and the country a SINGER
patriot. lie leaves n wife, but n
children. He is among the few who's,
names will live after them The youns
men in all walks Of life should emu
late his example;hs commenced at the
lower strata, and by patience, dill
gence and perseverance attained no
only an ample fortune but also fame.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-03
in SAFE HANDS.
1t Was a Universal Conclu.
sion.
There is No Longer Any Fear By
Those Who Know.
A Very Fortunate Discovery
By a Lucky Man.

Mr.. VIM. F. Richards. 299 Lowell
street, Lawrence, Mass, q well'known
man In that city, has for twenty.four
years been great sufferer and all this
time has been striving to find some
one who could cure him, but until
now his search has been In vain. He
knows at last that he is in safe hands,
and writes the following interesting
letter; ....-
Nearly enty.four years ago was
taken with nervous prostration and
was very sick. so click that l thought
never should leave my bed. Slowly
regained strength, but only to have
another attack few years later.
partially recovered from this second
attack, but was thoroughly used uI
and unfit Tor any hard work.
Some Ave years ago, at the break
fast table. was taken with a dlzz,
spell and my hands and feet to my ei
bows and knees seemed numb, anC
the muscles had lost all their power.
!. For days was unable to move my
self at all and had to be fed like
child ...@ ..--
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-03
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
What Is Transpirlna In the Pretty Tow
On the Delaware.
-Correspondencc of the RepubIican.

NEW CASTLE. Feb. s.
The amateur talent which will pre-
sent the drama Little RUBY to.
night held dress rehearsal last even.
ing and they acquitted themselves very
favorably,
Tho evening OF song under the lead
ershlp OF Professor Sweeney was a
grand affair.
A chimney OF tho residence OF John
IL. Rodney caught fire iast evening
and the report went out TINT the
Opera House was on ilro. The Lenape
company responded quickly and
distinguished the ilumss Ia very short
order.
Some children tho Other evening
rulned the marble post aud steps op.
posite the Residence OF DR.. Stewart
by splitting bottle OF Ink all over
them.
George Carter. Marcus Hook, for
merry the operator at the Maritime
Exchange here. moved his family and
household goods to-day.
Mrs Dellon has moved from Wntel
street to the house OF the late Mrs
Piatt.
Hugh G. Smith will move into tn,
house vacated by Mrs. Del.on.
II | were you, said core head heri
last evening to your correspondent
|, | would mind my own business.
told him was paid for attending K
, other peoples hualness.
Yesterday afternoon had the pleas
, are OI witnessing some tests of speeC
, by William Chambers and G. II. Elem
| Ing, oil stanton, with their PAGERS.
The dumb bull class OF the &. A. C
gave a very Interesting drill las
night. The class viii render the dra
} ma JACK Long, the Goyernmen
scout, In The Opera House in about
month
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-03

One Of the largest. II not the largest
pig ever brought to tills city wa,
raised in our Stats by one Of the enter
lprislng Delaware farmers, Mr.. William
( +. Sh1lIcross. who resides near Middle
town, Del, which neighborlood has a
reputation for good farmers, who
raise !ilG crops as we'll as biR hogs
was sent TO our city and sold 10 those
enteIprl5ihR young pork butchers,
Mammele X Bro. lred and Charlie
Mr., Shullcross told tho butchers h,
had surprise In store FOR them, un(
lie would ship them OIL Friday tht
largest hnE they had ever STUCK
knife III.
lne porEer came 70 hand as pro
missed ind WIS driven on the sDales
Weighing seven huHrlrsd Hnd twauty.
ono pounds One or the hams frou
MS tnoualr0us pOtler ulied the
saule5 down until II iegisterol " lbs
| WIS placed On the meat sta lis oil IT,,
Young batciiers, Nos 90 ana 10, IllrC
street market. on Friday afternoon
\ REll HJEAN reporter viewed thii
lam, ana 1t is Csrtalniyh whppper. ]
) can lie seen to-day on their st0ils, ant
IS worth taking II look at.
The hAallcrusses arc certainly lust
iers ana farmers for UelawareGns [,
be proud OF.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-03

doctors pronounced 1t creeping
paralysis. but were Unable to give inc
any relief. Through the advice OF
one of my family. trled Dt Gresne's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy. and
when finished taking only one bottle
began to feel change. was able
TO move my hands and could walk
with the aid OF a cane.
81 continued taking 1t and after US,
ing six bottles | was able to 20 to
work and have been at IL ever sinos.
know that DR.. Greenes Nervura blood
and nerve remedy cured me of paraly-
sls, rs the effect was like magic when
began taking 1t. and feel had 1t not
been for that should have Esen dead
before this instead of strong, wyll
man.
"Snce took this medicine have
gained In weight. being at tile pres snt
|timo heavier than at any time In my
life. gladly recommend 1t to all who
are troubled In any way with similar
disease, as have every confidence In
it myself
It is universal conclusion that DR..
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy is the most successful OF all
medicines In curing disease.
/ II you are suffering from any form
OF nervous or chronic disease. take
this greatest Of all remedies and II
will euro you. 1t is purely vegetable
. and perfectly harmless.
! DIR. Greene, its disOoversr. IL tbs
noted specialist IN the cure of all nor
uous and chronic diseases; he Gail be
consulted at his office. rs West l4tl
street, New York city, free PERSONAL )
or by letter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-03


The February number OF this excel
lent work contains articles on Meth.
DDS a. Relief for the Unemployed" by
Josephine s. Lowell; "Ihe Persona
Problem OF Charity" by Rov. DR.. Ly
man Abbott; "A Review OF the Ha
walian Controversy" by james Schou
lar; The Nicarauglan Canal, Ours oil
England's,' by Courtney DeKalb;"1 ht
Wilson Tariff for Deficit Only" b,
Albert Clarke, and various other arti
Giles on interesting subjects by til,
leading writer's of the day on politlca
and other matters. 1t can be obtain
ed from tho Forum Publishing Com
pany Union Square. New York, at s;
per year or Is cents a copy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-03

The carrying of Professor Wilson
out Of the House OF Representatives.
after tho passage OF the tariff or reye'
nue. bill, last Thursday, on the shoulders
OF number OF his admirers. may be
classed as one of tho most disgusting
pieces of donkeylsm that has occur
red fora loug time. Notwithstanding
this evidence OF exultation OF the
friends Of this measure his immediate
constituents will most likely give
him an evidence OF their appreciation
next November that will prove not
quite so pleasant. II may be after
that time. however, no will conclude
that private station ia the post OF hon.
or. Tho workers In the mInes and
boundaries and machine shops NAV
be less appreciatlvs than set OF
theorists, when they Ind their wages
reduced fifteen or twenty per cent and
be will have occasion to exclalm with
Colonel Brown OF New York. Good
Lord, save me from my friends"
No matter how muslcally he may
pipe during the canvass, the workmen
will not dance to his tune, olt will
unite to releRats him to his old posi- .
bon In college where 40 may Indulge
In the beautiful theories Of free trail G
10 his hearts content, as it Ia not
probable that he will ever be given
another opportunity TO use bis In,
huence to paralyZe the Industries oil
our country and reduce the work men
70 the brink OF starvation.
In the Senate the til will go to the
committee. ..and 1t Is not probable that
II will report before the last OF March
or beginning OF May. 1t is not probable
that a vote can be reached before the
middle OF summer and then 1t will . G
to q Committee of Conference the
snme as tho Mckinley bill did aftei
the Senate Ind passed -four uonlhs II
It's consideration.
After this necessary delay Il would
be wise TO defer final action until after
the November election SO that tn
sense OF the voters mHy be us corLaluet
on tlls measure liza mni5rli y OF Dom
ocrats sh d bs aieats it would 10 pvsi
tive evidence LAat the people W Il sus.
tain the measure and II the RepubtI-
cans should he IN The maiolit, the BIZ
should be Withdrawn am ailowal to
NO 10 PIuto'5 region wttrs II natu,
rally beonEs We haye heard II grea
deal about tAs voters fayor.ug Of turl
reform, and therefore there saouII 10
DO any valid oaiectl IA to tHs5us lEeil
iudsnseu. again ON thls npaslrs. !
the people eN press tAeit ap9rJtallal
of this measure all opposition TO /
should lie withdraw and free trad
he accepted as The settled :poitcy .
the Government.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-03


ino ~, an oi =il'ait| l'o't'oHlaIs 10
.i'o'' ~ i'..s Hot beeil shaheh IN the
Aoas'' tHe 1ualhess aeltssslqr
Mu'en pieNai's IN our e htI yMSF
]ie'' II tue efetloh SA~<ne re
peHieu' ."o"'u Fos INC Sumo way
ssa'h as tAo} "'a III lo'',. lAss Is not
"a ''e 'eas' aehiee SUI pi.stitK' a. we
you y '"iii o'i 'i'as great ihthy
"a tie 'i'eii oets oi 'aa' part allowed
sHe'i p'eJ4't ses IN lea1 t!eh INTO Tie
i@hAs vi treason, ue''ths traitors l"
AMER W un'ted III mo enheaHnr to
ofe' III Q" our government and lend
'u' count IL Twain. we therefore say
"o are ho' 6I' pt'Sed that thefe same
pai Nso's Nha tbsti Bohs should fol
,om Il 'ss'oet u 1hstt Iot'hei toaders
iAt' a u CIV iaHe ca'h . anu PROSTATE
s ',i iluus tr'e5 10 please lheiF termel
a'''os "Ao icI''csd n confederate
rum pms ana sAmpa'Ii&'o IN their
os."ss
ne ~ i9o- tlets "ets many patriots
sm ohs the bfeeAiafiuse party anu
sspee,"ay e'hous tue supporters OF
DoIR 'a9.- lhefo =ate to-day hundreds
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-03

We are opening stacks OF tine goods
every daJ-Caiifornis crab apples. cured
" y new process; try thum. Bellt!ow or
apples. evaporated. Uur cream homeless
eoIttsh taxes the lend. limo lot OF silver
nun butter ut - cents. Flour at 10 cents
bag ID excellent; sell you a barrel of this
Hourat12O, Castle Rock cheese TO max e
Q eesc maccaroni for lent. What is let.
ter than good cup OF tea We have the
tea, NO have the coffee Mt all prices 10
suit. Fancy brands OF fuur-HunRarirn
eatent, L.ea's lest We have White Az
snow ba ing POWDER makes the bsGt Bis.
cults Wo have cornlet; Ii makes delic.
ious filters; one can will serve q large
fanny: We have Columbian Syrup at
herring for ic. We have lots Of goods.
ana what you don't sec ask for. we baye
Il Good butter Apd iresh exgs always
We have the celebrated cattle meal to
Keep cattle free from disease; Il Il ralu.
able for stock, at 2. N. WlERs',
fl-ot' Cor Fifth aud King Ste.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-03

The failure Of the Jury In the Max
we'll case to agree on verdict. and
their subsequent discharge by the
Court, ON Friday. fully illustrates the
folly OF parties instituting suits to
recover damages for injuries where
there are reasonable grounds to be-
lleve that they were guilty of CON
tributory negligence IL not wholly re.
sponsible for the same. The habit OF
attorneys taking cases with the I'M
Outstanding that they shall receive
one-thlrd or one.half the amount
awarded to the plaintiff by the jury
In any case, should be discouraged.
even II laws should not be enacted ia
prevent suoh bargalns-
We say this on the ground that al
eloquent attorney may exert an infiu
ence over Jurors by arouslng thel
sympathies so as to lead them to dis
regard the legal rights of soulless cor
porations. and do them m actual In
Justice. We have known OF sue
cases and therefore allude to thl
matter. We think reform Is needed
and the Legislature should make som
prov sion for the payment of costs be
fore suits OF this character shall be or
tertained in the court,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-03

The ninth number OF the Worlds
Fair Views lie now ready for delivery,
ANY number from one to nine may be
obtained at this Office without regard
to the number of the coupon present.
ed. The entire set will he furnished
TO subscribers who may have neglect
cd to save the coupons, on the pre-
sentatlon Of dime for each copy de.
Hired. A lady procured copies the
other day, to send to friends in Eng
land. They will make q very pretty
present, and therefore other partie
may think proper to procure copies a
the best souvenirs that can be founl
TO revive pleasant memories of one o.
the wonders OF modern times. LIE
ell call and We viii endeavor to &C
eommodate them. g..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-03
MUNSON'S
FAMOUS REMEDY
No. - Tor the Prevention nnd Cure oil
La grippe, Coughs and CoIds.

This remedy first gained its prornl-
nence during the epidemic OF La Grippe.
in the winter oil lss2-.J " hen thousands
OF lives were saved by its use; Since then
thousands of bottles have been sbld with
the most beneficial results TO sufferers II
il an absolute preventive ma well ~ II cure
for Grippe. Don't delay II you are suffer
ing from Grippe, ongIs or Colds, pro
euro IL bottlo II once, II may be tine means
OF saving your life. Price be and 5Uc.
ToaVOid being imposed upon, aAk for
No II, and buy Of our authorized agents
only. as Fellow: For sale In Wilmington
| 10y George w. Quinn, 18th and Claynont
!, SITS; }. j, Gallagher x liro,, 1903 aud 209i
Market ST; 5 L. Nckeever, Mtrylnnd
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s.h aud Monroe; w T. Smith. 4th aud
Harrison; I. Taylor & Co, 3al E. 9Th
ST, Munson TarRette. N. Il. Cor. 18th
and Orange Sis. only. The family doctor
book n valuable publication, given 10
you FREE by any Of the above druggists
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-03

At 1888 o'clock yesterady af terpoor
the Jury In the Maxwell damage case
returned and reported their inability
to agree upon verdict.
The chief Justice then addressed the
jury and said he felt convinced from
the intelligence Of the Jury that the
Disagreement was really the result
Of the best Judgment OF ali the Jurors.
The jury was then discharged.
Messrs Bird and Cooper took the
matter coolly, but both showed their
d M polntment. Messrs Bradford and
Bl q o made no offort to conceal their
satisfaction. MIR. bradford shook
hands with the Jurors as they left the
box. Mr.. Bigga smiled and showed
more evidences OF good humor than
he has for many days. The jury stood
nina Tor the p'aintiir TO three Tor tie
defendant from the start.
Those for the plaintiff were Edward
McAlllSter. John Bail, Richard Il.
tppleby, William 3. Dayett, Benjamin
GrJgg, W. A. Morrison, Jaeon Davis
samuel Gregg and b. Frank David
Those who voted for the defendant
were Columbus Watkins. ]. II. staats
aud David MCoy.
Mr.. Bird said he would retry the
Oase
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-03
PREPARED FOR FIGHT.
Bloody Battle Imminent Between
West Virginia Minera.
STRIKERS AGAINST WORKERS.

The Former Declare That tho Latter Must
Join Them, and the Workers Refuse.
Both Sides Heavily Armed and Equally
Determined.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Feb. s-For some
time the miners In the Montgomery mines
have been on q strike and have been try
ing to induce the men employed by the
Stevens Coal company to quit work, but
without avail. Thursday Sheriff Silman,
OF this city, received telegram from the
Stevens Coal company, stating that the
Montgomery miners were preparing to
march to Acme to drive out the working
miners, and asking for the protection OF
life and property.
A deputy was sent, and yesterday an
other telegram was received, stating that
$50 men from Montgomery had started up
the creek on foot for Acme, and asking
help The sheriff, accompanied by seven
deputies, left last evening for Acme, which
Is about thirty miles up the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad.
1t is known that the Montgomery
miners have been endeavoring to force
the men at Acme to quit work, and that
the operators told them to do as they
pleased in the matter. The men decided
to continue to work, whereupon the
strikers determined to use force. The
Montgomery miners are armed with Win.
| chesters.
Three hundred men gathered at the
mouth Of the creek to wait for the train
on the branch road to carry them to
Acme, but when the crew saw that of
iicers did not come from Charleston, as
expected, they refused to pull the train
out, though the crowd tried to force them
to do so.
Information from Acme Just received
states that the miners there are resisting
the strikers. They are about 800 In num-
Der, and are all armed Both sides are
determined and serious trouble is certain.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-03

New YORK, Feb. ga telegram was re-
ceived at the office of the Pinkerton De
tectlve agency in this city from Hot
Springs, Ark, stating that Fritz Dhiem, a
notorious diamond thief, had Just been
captured in that place by plnkerton de
tectives. In November, 1891, Dhiem stole
tl5o,ooo. The robbery took place in the
railroad station in Dayton, o., where he
entered car of a train and stole satchel
containing the gems from H. f. Kranig a
salesman for the Herman Keck Manufac
turing company, Of Cincinnati. Dhiem
b as served time in the state prison and ID
known under several aliases He is au ex
pert where diamonds are concerned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-03

PHiIApELPHIA, Feb. q Flour weak; win
ter superfne, sH@2l0; winter supcrfne tx,
tras, S2.2j.e2 -, No. winter family, s.. 500
us; Pehhs3 wanna roller straight. sa,9Nd3,1o;
western winter, clear, 2.,a03 Wheat quiet
weaker, with 6lc bid and ga &c. asked for
February, Corn dull easier. with &c bid
and l2ttc. asked for February Oats quiet.
steady, with Soc. bid and 3alac. asked for Feb.
ruary Beef dull family, StI94l5; extra mess
$s50ls9 Pork quiet; new mess, sl4 Xj4bli. 90,
extrn prime, sla J4tl4; family Sl5Ql6; short
clear, slh.5A0l1. Lard quiet, western steam.
SI91. Butter steady; western dairy. i3l 80
lIc.i do. creamery. ls1s7c.; do. factory, l2.s
lHc5; Eigins. ne. New YORK dairy, leat re.
do. creamery, l5ceic. Pcnnsy lvenia creamery
prints, fancy, &c; do choice, a4Ia3c do fair
TO good. 2pd@ac, prints iobbing at 2sRslc
Cheese quiet state, large, aGi94c.; fancy
email, l0SgIl2hsr; pnrt skins, Si1sl0c. fal
skins, 2tSc. Eggs weaker tee house. s. 5fHli
do per case; western, fresh, Si5Gl6c. pei
DOZEN southern, l5l1lGe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-03
DEGlsTERS ORDER
IL REGISTERS OFFICE.
NEW CASTLE CO. Der.

January q, 1895.
: Upon the application Of John O.
Jackson Executor of Elizabeth jack uu,
late OF Mill Creek hundred in said
county, deceased. It is ordered aud
directed by the Register that the
Executor aforesaid give notice
OF granting OF Letters Testamon.
with the date of granting thereof, by
causing advertisements to be posted
withi'I forty days from tho cute OF such
letters In six OF tho most public places
u tho county ofNaw Castle, requiring
All persons having demands against the
estate to present the spme or abide by
an Act OF Assembly In such case made
ana provided; and also cause tho same
to be inserted within tho same period
in tho Daily Republican, n news.
paper published IN Wilmington, Del.
ana to be continued therein three weeks
e. o. d.
-, Given under the hnnd and seal
3. s. or ofice OF the Register afore.
- tAlu, at Wilmington, IN New
Castle County, aforesaid, the day and
year Hboye written.
j. wilkins GoocH. Register.
NoTlCE=-Nutiee is hereby given that
Letters Testamentnry were in due
form oflaw granted unto the undcrsign-
ed. on the 2gth day OF January, A. ID.
1871, and that all persons having claims
against the estate of the deceased must
present tho same. duly ettested, 10 tho
RaId Executor on or before tho 9 h day
OF January l6yS, or abide the Act CT
Assembly In such case made and pro.
yided. JOHN q. JACKSON.
Executor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-03

New YORK, Feb. 2.-Cnttle duh; fancy ma
tive steers. s5,25 per lo0pounds, good 10 prime
Sit0G4,5c; medium TO fair. s4a4 %; common
TO ordinary, S560d896; oxen, S2.G0di 2 IA; bull.
and cows, 81 d0tS.25; veals poor TO 81 Dice g
Gs per 100 pounds. Sheep and lambs temora!
lied; poor TO primo sheep s2at8.jO per l0
pounds; lAmbs, common 10 choice, Sj57Jld
ass Hogs dull AT s.. 7sG6..U per loo pounds.
BUFFALO, II ", Feb 2.-Cattle In 10 de
niaud. except for fresh cows. Hogs heavy
Workers, anG mixed packers, q t5l55.5O
rougts et.7ba5. Sheep firm; good wethers
% Jla8 Il, common 10 fair, Sa2512 Is; goot
state lambs, S45JS4 IS; common, si26
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-03

NEW CASTLE, Pa, Feb. Sword has
reached here of the murder of Charles
Cage, a former citizen Of New Castle,
which took place in Nicely, Neb. Mr..
Cage was walking along the street when
desperate named George Hurst came up
to him and asked him for a loan of &c. Mr..
Cage did not know the fellow, and refused
to give him the money. This angered
Hurst, and he drew bowie knife and
stabbed the New Castle man to the heart
The murderer was captured and placed in
iail
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-03

A copy OF tho Views OF the world'.
Fair from Sos l to ). can be obtained
At this Office, Oh the presentation OF a
coupon aud dime. All WHO have
seen these works pronounce 1t un,
equaIled IN beauty ami attraetlyencss
No. will be on hand noxt week. aud
No. 10 the week after Persons who
wish copies Should cali and get thepl
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so II they do they VIII regret Il a.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-03

kGIsTEH,s okDkH.
III REGI5rEk's OFFICE.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. DEL,
January q, 1894
Upon the application OF Elizabeth n,
sodxw ck, Exscutrix OF sIsan T. Good,
ley. late OF Brandywlne Hd.. In said coun
". decreased, 1t 10 orcsI sd amt directed by
tho Register that the Executrix afore,
SAT- give notice OF granting of Letters OF
Parliamentary upon tho cRtqte of tho
deceased. with the date OF granting there.
OF, by causing advertisements 70 be cost.
Gu within forty days from tho dale OF
snch Letters IN six OF tue most puhlIe
places OF the county of New Castle, re.
qultlnS all persons having demands
against the estate to present the same, or
abide by an Act OF Assembly In such ca 8
made and provided; ana also cause ths
ssne to be Inserted Within the same pc.
Rod In the DAILY REPUBLICAN. a nsws
paper published In Wilmington, Dol. and
0. d. w.
-, Given under the rand and Seal
SIS of Oiico of the Register ufore-
- said. NJ Wilmington. in New Gag
Ito couniy aforesaid. the day and year
- j. WILKINS cooCH, Register.
HoTlCE-Notios is hereby given 1hai
Letters Te tHmentAry were In due
form OF law granted unto the undersign
ed. on the 6th day OF January. A. y. is9l,
and I'll at al persons navIng claims az alt s,
tine estate oil tie decreased must present
tho same. duly nltested, to the said Tx.
eeutr 4. on or before tho 9Th day Of
January. 1925. or abide the Act OF As.
ssnibly in such case made nnd pro divided.
ELIZABETH II. sED9wICk.
Addressing wsshln. ton street, " IL,
mtnaton, delaware. 10