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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-12-13
AND NOW uORDIcA
FAMOUS S0NGSTRESS WILL SING AT
PEOPLES CHURCH TUESDAY
NIGHT.
NEW RUSSIAN vl0LIHlST,
GREGOR0NITSCH, MRS. Hermann
SCHEFFEXs. and GREAT UNI
YER 5iTY CHORUS
WILL FILL OUT A PROGRAMME
Which Should Prove a Delight to
All Who Are Present That
Night.
WILL FILL OUT A PROGRAMME

Tuesday evening. no doubt. the Peo-
Pies church viii be crowded, that be-
ing the date of NOrdica's concert under
the direction of Mr.. L. n. Scott. The
programme which will be presented is
one of unusual excellence. even for an
event of this magnitude, and the
music-loving public of this city rea-
sonably expect "a grand festival of
music" The appearance of Madame
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-12-13


The programme for the Schubert club
musicale next Wednesday will be of miscel-
laneous character, in charge of Miss Richards
and Mrs. Punderson. There are several new
features, the singing of the Euterpe quartette,
Mrs. S. " Harris, Miss Barker, Miss Burnett
and Mrs. c. B. Yale. A manuscript song, az
companied by the composer, and a Wagner
number, with vocal and instrumental sRarts
The numbers are:
Welcome, Pretty Primrose
Pinsuti-BenbOw
Italian Barcarolle ................Br Brahms
Euterpe Quartette.
Your Eyes So Deep. ............... Charleton
Mrs. C. B. Yale.
Farewell to Bruenhilde'' ....... Wagner
Magic Fire Scene" ......... Wagner Brassin
Mr.. Stoll, Miss Wilson.
: Annie Laurie" .................. ...B Buck
Euterpe Quartette.
Violin Solo &C.,. -. Raymond shrycck
" Love in Spring Time .............. .Arditi
Miss Beulah Baker
Fantastic, Mon ......................Ch Chopin
Miss Richards.
THE Dawn {: ..i.................. Max Bruch
Mrs. Harris and chorus
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will be given by the orchestra and as
sisting musicians.
Prof. Wilson and wife. of Chicago, friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Woods. of East Con-
gress, will give literary and musical con-
cert In Clinton Avenue M. Z. church, Tues
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-12-13

The Ladies' Thursday musicale of Mime
apolis, has elected as honorary members Mrs
II. H. A. Beach and Miss Maud Powell The
latter acknowledged the honor by q hand
some picture Of herself which the club re-
ceived last week.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-12-13

Miss Nellie Hope is preparing a concert for
the benefit of her mandolin and guitar or
chestra to be given next Friday evening.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-12-13

of the Paris Conservatoire by accepting the
chair of organ professor offered him by the
state.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-12-13

nounoed for this afternoon, at Har-
monia hall, Minneapolis. An excellent
programme has been selected including a
composition by Goldmark Introduction "Mer-
linz, which will be heard for the first time
IN Minneapolis; the first and second move
ments OF Mendelssohns third symphony;
Traumerei, by Schumann two selections
from Tsehaikowsky's Sleeping Beauty" the
Gazza Ladra" overture, by Rossni, and the
fannhauser" overture, by Wagner.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-12-13

Miss Ella Richards entertained her piano
class at her studio Wednesday afternoon.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-12-13

Miss Josie Schaller who was for some time
u the tuition Of Mr.. Muehlenbruch, has
been in Chicago the last two years studying
with Max Bendix. At his recital last week
she played the Vieuxtemps concerto in D
minor with such success that great things
are prophesied for her. The Inter-Ocean last
spring published her picture and sketch
which ranked her first among Chicago ANA
tours
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-12-13

servative musical critics declaring him
mann Scheffer, the ST. Paul pianiste,
at the solicitation of Madame Nordica,
has consented to give a piano recital.
and her many admirers are highly
gratifed at her appearance under such
favorable auspices.
Following is the programme Of the Nord-
lea concert:
Ave-Verum ................ -. Mozart
University Choral Union, Madame A. e.
Schoen-R Rene, Musical Directress.
Rondo Capriccioso ............... .Saint-Saens
Charles Gregorowitsch.
Piano solo-Rhapsodie Hongroise No. p
Mrs. Hermann scheffer.
nun -' Madame adam Lillian Nor rGtsh hiAare'h
The Heavens are Telling'-C 'Creation'O
Haydn
University Choral Union.
(a( ,Berceuse" ......... .......::...... Cut
Charles Gregorowitsch.
oA me SS ski.U Nah" ouartette d. Buck
Piano solo-Andante Spianato and Polon-
aise .......... ........................Ch Chopin
Mrs. Hermann scheffer
Madame Lillian Nordica n, wagner
BY request. Lullaby ........... Brahms
Madame Nordca and University Glee Club.
The fourth Seibert Orchestra concert
takes place next Sunday, Dec 20, at
Conover Music hall The orchestra
promises exceptional good works, among
them selections from the operas,
Queen OF 'Sheba,' by Gounod; Tam
hauser," by Wagner; Les Huguenots,"
by Meyerbeer. The popular part of the
programme will be represented by
works of Kela, Bila and Sousa. 1.-The
Three Quotations" will be played for
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-12-13

who have been able to give up teaching for
concert work.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-12-13

George W. Ferguson. the baritone, gives
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-12-13

The Schubert club musicales will begin
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-12-13

We
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THANKSGIVING.
President Names Thursdny, Nov. 20 ns
che Day Of Giving Ihanha.

President Names Thursday Nov. 20 ns
the Day of Giving Thanks.
WhenrNGror, Nov 5-Tho president
has issued tho following Thanksgiving
proclamation:
by the President Of the United States,
The people OF the United States should
never DO unmindful Of the gratitude they
owe the God of nations for his watohful
care which has shielded them from dire
disaster and pointed out 20 them the way
of ponce and hnppinoss Nor should they
eyer refuse 70 acknowledge with oont1ito
hoartl their pronenoss to turn away from
Gods teachings and TO follow with sinful
pride after their own devices
To the end that these thoughts may DO
quiokonod 10 IS fitting that on day esp9'
cially appointed we should join together
IN approaching the throne Of grace With
praise and suppliration.
Therefore. ], Grover Cleveland, prosi.
dent az tho United States do hereby deaic-
nate and sot apart Thursday, the etth day
of the present month Of November, 90 be
kopt and observed as a day Of thanksgiv-
ing and prayer throughout our land.
On that day let oil our people ioroso
their usual work and occupation and, ns,
somhlod I'm their accustomed places Of
worship, Jet them with ono accord ronuur
thanks 60 the ruler OF the universe for our
preservation as nation and our deliver
anoe from every threatened danger TOP tho
peace that has dwelt within our bound.
I aries, for our defense against disease and
/ pestilenco during the year that has passed,
for tho plenteous rewards that have ials
I lowed the labors Of our husbandmcn ana
I for an the other blessings that have been
vouchsafod 60 MS.
And let us through tho mediation Of
him who has taught US how 10 pray, im'
plore the forgiveness Of our sins and q
continuation OF heavenly favor
Let ms not forget on this day Of thanks'
giving the poor and needy, aud by deods
Of charity let our offerings Of praise to he
made more acceptable IN tho slght OF the
Lord
Witness my hand and seal of the United
States, which have caused TO be hereto
affixed. GROVER ClEyELANn.
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THE WEATHER.

In the Middle States and New Eng
land to-day. cloudy. slightly colder
weather will prevail with occasional
rain (Which may become heavy), and
fresh TO brisk southeasterly and east
crly winds. becoming high on the
coasts. on Friday. In both OF these
sections, cloudy to partly cloudy
weather will prevail. with rain, lower
Temperature and fresh to brisk south
erly and casterly Winds attaining dam
ecrCus force on the coasts; on Satur-
day. partly cloudy weather, with rising
temperature and clearing.
New York Herald F'orecasts-Ihe
widely dinusod Western storm, causing
general rain from the Gulf States to
the Ohio Valley and most of the At
iantic states. will move 20 the east
ward High. If not dangerous, winds
VIII prevail to-day on the Atlantic
coast from Norfolk to Boston. the
rainfall has been quite heavy IN parts
OF Tennessee. Kentucky. Georgia,North
Carolina and West Virginia. Another
disturbance is now central IN Mon
tana, and viii advance southeast TO-
ward the lower Missouri and Contra
Mississippi valleys, probably with ralr
areas. Fog viii occur along the coast
north OF the Delaware capes to-day.
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Nehrnsl,n.

OMAHA, Nov. 5.-Lato returns indicate
that Bryan has carried Nebraska by ~,
900 and four ont Of six Popullst congress
men have been elected.
A Lincoln dispatch says the Republican
state committee has abandoned all claims
TO state except for the offices of state
auditor and treasurer which Judge Post
says the Republicans have elected He
comedies the eleution OF Holoomb (fusion)
for governor, by 5000. but says that Hol
combs vote in the state Will exceed
Bryan's 10y 3, COO 90 1000. He claims only
the eungressmon from the First and Soc
nnd disfrinis
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cnllfarnIn.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 8. Late returns
seem 60 leave no doubt that California
has gono for Mckinley by from 5000 TO
5000 md that the Republicans havo elect
edige ont of soven congressman as follows
First distriUt, Bernan (hep); Second,
Dovless ,pom); Third, Holhorn (Rep. };
Fcurth McGulre Nem- }; Fifth, Loud'
lRepl; Sixth, McLacheu (Rcp.) }; seventh,
Eowless Rep. Latost returns from the
Legislative contest IN California indicate
that the Republicans viii have nearly
two-thirds majority on joint ballot, the
vote standinc. as we'll ns oan ba told now,
about l7 Rsnublicans and i3 Democrats
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West virginia

WHEELING, Nov 5.-Andrew Edmlston.
chnrman Of tho Democratic state central
committees of Wost Virginia, telegrarhs
tho follow Ing to headquarters. WEST Viz
pinia is conceded TO Mckinley by from
5000 60 10000 Late returns show Re-
publican gains and there Is no reason 60
change yosseday Figures OF $4,000 plural
lty. An four Republican candidates for
congress AFRO undoubtedly elected by in
creased maiofitios. Atkinson (Rcp.), for
governor. and the entire Republican state
ticket Is elected, and both branches OF the
legislature ore Republican. The gold
nomocsats generally voted the Republican
ticfot
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aEarsrER,s oRnrR
REGIsrER,s ORDER. ..,,..,

I"
ItEGISIERS OFFICE,
Now Castle County. Del. Oct. IT. 1895.
Upon th, application Of Charles A. Car
berry. administrator OF Annie Carberry.
late of Wilmington hundred Ia said
county. deceased It is ordered and dc
rectcd hy tho register that the admins
traitor aforesaid give notice Of granting
of letters Of administration upon the Ca-
t1tc of the deceased. with the date OF
granting thereof. by causing advertise
mcuts 10 De posted within forty days from
The date of such letters iu six OF the most
public places OF the county Of New Castle.
requiring an persons having demands
against the estate TO present the same, or
abide hy an act OF Assembly In such case
mado and provided; and also cause tho
same TO De inserted within tho Same
period iu the Evening Journal. "a news
paper published in Wilmington, Dell ana
to hc continued thoreln three weeks
ll. o. d)
Given under the hand and seal
of office of the register afore-
said. no Wilmington. IN New Cas-
IT.. s. tlc county aforesaid the day
and year above written.
CALVIN w. CROSSAN.
Register
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Hhode IoInnd.

providence, Nov. 5.-Tho complete 70.
turns OF the state unoiiioially tabulatod
show McKinley's plurality to be 23, 75o
The total vote Of the state IS muoh larger
than ia 1892, and the reason for tho delay
I'm returns is the fact that this was tho
first time the Australian ballot was used
in a presidential election. Complete re-
turns give Bryan, 13, 749; Mckinley, 81,
489; Lowering, l,l65; Palmor 1903;
Matchott, 5e5. The First congressional
district for congressman give Cnprun
(Rep) 10, S25; Garyin (Dem), s,0oii
jefferson Socialist Labor, PA. Metonli
(pro), 1,3i2
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chai.snnn Jsne.. cIalms.

CHICAGO. Nov 5.-Chairman James X.
Jones Of the Democratic national commit
tee said late last night: 1--WE have not lost.
( hayo ovory reason 90 believe that In
diana is for Bryan. lowa's later returns
are onr way Our people say Kentucky
IS ail right California and Oregon have
gone for Bryen Z have 10 foars Of West
Virginia. and do not concode Mckin.
loy's election. y
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1roENsr ArPLIoA1lo,.s.


NOTICE.-WE REYNOLDS BROS,
the owners and occupants Of the house
situated at southwest corner New Castle
road and lands lane, at New Castle. ia
school District No. o. New castle nuns
drcd. county OF New Castle and state or
Delaware. in compliance with the require
ments Of the acts Of the General ASSEM-
Div IA such case made and provided, DO
hereby give notice that 1 shall apply in
writing TO the Court of General Sessions
OF the Peace and jail Delivery OF the
State of Delaware. IN and Tor New Castle
county, on Monday the 18th day OF MO-
vcmhar. 1896 being the next term OF said
court FOR a license for said house. as an
inn or tavern. for the sale therein OF M
toXicating liquors in less quantities
than ore quart to be drunk on
the promises. and the following respect
able citizens Of said hundred recommend
the said application, viz;
samuel n. landers, Prank O.. Linuefs,
Hurry Ieutz. Hugh Sh'eids.
Tmrnet Simous James fNnn,
'rhonns Barry. Sr.. John Willis
Iohn Tonrr a. A. Anderson.
Ahraharn Kelley. Sr Charles S. Shields.
Abraham Kelley, Jr.. samuel ffyoI.
REYNOLDS BROS,
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Ikallsnl

TOPEKA, Nov. B. 5-Returns from go Of
the iO5 counties in Kansas indicate tho
election of Bryan and Sewall electors by
$4,000 majority and the election Of the
fusion ticket by 10000 majority. Tho sil-
yer leaders are certain that they have a
majority Of 30 on joint ballet in the legis.
lature, which viii insure tho election OF a
silver United States seuator. Democrats
have slected these silver cungressmen
Ridgcly in tho Third district; Vincent
IN the Fifth; Mccormick, in 5he Sixth
Simpson in the seventh, and Botkin, O..
large The Republicans have elected
Broderick in the First. Harris (eold) in
tho Second, Curtis ,siiver) in Fourth
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have elected oi tho % congressman ir
Missouri Ihe thrso congressman elected
b. tins Republicans are from ST. Louis.
The presidential vote in Sc Louis IS all
in and stands Bryan 50.276; Mckinley,
G6,sf5; Lovering 900; Palmer, l27.
bentley. "a MsfInlcy's plHrality Is 10,
5Ga Complete returns as to the stato have
not yet beon received, but the Ropublicans
ooncedo tho state % Bryan.
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this state hrs been unusually large, show
inc chat tho factional dispute did not ex
tend Ia any grent measure to the nationa
ticket
Tho vote Of Maryland has shown an in
tsresting reversal from that Of the las
presidential election. Cleveland carrie,
the state By plurality OF sl, 1870 and thi
year Mckinley has a plurality OF sllghtl,
over ., 600 in tho city Of Baltimore alone
Electoral Vote.
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YMrlnln.

RIcUIoTD. Nov. 6.--The returns vera
extremely slow in coming in, bat SC "a
definitely known that Bryan has carried
the stato By 25, 600. Late adyicgs indicate
that an tlo congressional districts save
the Ninth and Tenth, which are Republic
an, have gono Democratic These districts
are in the Shenandoah valley and south
western part Of tho state.
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Tennessoa.

MEMPHIS, Nov 5.-Tho reports tele-
graphod broadcast over the country that
Tor,nosroo has roma for R4cTyinIev ere fsf
from the truth. Complete returns from
over 900 voting precincts IN tho state give
Bryan plurality Of ll, Goa The precincts
to report are In the country districts
They ara regarded as silver stronghoids
least 10000 for Bryan and 90, 600 for Tay-
lor foE governor.
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South Dakota.

YANKToN, Nov 5.-Three hundred and
eleven prsciRcts give Mckinley g, 500 ma
iority Chairman Elliott has telegrnphod
the national committee that the state IS
safe for Mckinley. Clay county, the homo
cf the Populist candidate for governor
gives O majority for Mckinley. Douglas
county majority for Mckinley 70 1876
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Nrf,V,ffsfr

Notice is hereby given that letters Of adj
mnistrati0n were in due form of law
granted unto the undersigned. on tho
seventeenth day of October. A. D. 1895
and that an persons having claims against
The estate OF the deceased must present
The same duly attcsted TO tho said ad-
mluisirator ON or before tho seventeenth
day of October 1897. or abide the act OF
Assembly in such madc and provided
CHARLES a. CAKBERRY.
Administrators.
Address. No. 2i7 West Eighth street.
Wilmington Del.
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Kentucky

LOUISVILLE Nov. 5-The Republicans
claim to have elected sOven of the eight
members of the legislature. This. il true,
gives them 7o members. enough TO elect p
Ropublicun succosscr 90 Senator Black
burn Tho Courier Journal estimates Nc
Kinlcys final plurality at from 1000 tc
5000 1he stato Is claimed by tha Demo
crnts By about the same majority.
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pennsyivnnir.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-Complete re-
turns TO midnight from all but few Of
the 90 counties in Pennsylvania give Nc
Kinley plurality Of $50, $50 lt is not
believed that the official count viii show
much variation from these ilgures.
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rriasnnrL

ST. I,ouN, Sow. 5-fcocrding o. 20 thu
iatos. returns there VIII be IN the lowm
house 81 Democrats, e6 bopublicans is
popui.sis. lD doubtful. and al not heart
from Thpre were ] Of tho 80 memhcrs
Votod for OF hese the Democrats cap
tuged a. which, added to she six hold.
over Democrats viii give them "a sena.
tors rs against IL Republicans and Pop
ulist ~ is conceded that the Democrats
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Ssiunosota.

MtSNEAPoIIs, Nov. 5~-Returns are
coming in worry slowly from tho country
districts OF this state, but there is no doubt
that Mckinley hos CARVED tho stato
Line, fusion candidate for governor. ran
heavily ahead of his tickot II is thought
BIO al nlacInl
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North Dalgoin.

FARGO, Nov. 5.-The Beturrs from
North Dakota show pretty conclusiyoly
that Mckinley has carried the state by
5000 The Republicans elected congress
mon, state officers and the legislature
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veshincton.

SEATTLE, Nov. 5.-Three hundred and
sixty precincts out OF 1,l00 in tho state
give Mckinley 1904; Bryan, 23, 46l.
This is about one-half Of the vote Of the
state Returns are coming in slowly.
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Orernn.

PORTLAND, Nov. 8. Nearly complete
returns from oil but six small counties IN
Oregon give Mckinley, 81, 045; Bryan.
81, zoo. Mol<inleys majority, 3, 242 COM
plate returns win not materially change
results.
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Declines 90 Hrpress an opiuion.

BATH, No, Nov 5.-Mr. Arthur Sow
all, tho defeated vice presidential candi-
date is at home, but IN view. OF bis desire
for much needed rest be hus donied him
self 20 callers and positively declines to
express an opinion on the election.
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Arkansas.

LITTiE Rock, Nov. 5--The Democrat
io-Populist fusion ticket in Arkansas was
elected by a majority OF from 10000 to
9Q. CO3 Returns from over the state in
dictate that about the usual vote was poll
cd. A few counties show q slight increase
over the September election.
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iowa

DIES G0lNEs, Nov. 8. Nearly completed
returns give Mckinley and Hobart $4,000
plurality. a majority of Republican con
gIoasmen ara elected.
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MissIssippi.

JACKSON, Nov b.-Brynn's plurality,
estimated. in this stnto is co. 200. The
Democratic congressman arc elected by
from ], l,0OO TO 1000 each.
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New Castle County. Dell Oct. IS. 1886.
Upon the application OF Thomas B. Fos-
ter. executor of Henry Foster. late OF
Now Castle hundred, in said county, de-
ceased, ~ is ordered and directed By the
register that tho executor aforesaid give
notice OF granting of letters testamentary
upon tho cstata of the deceased with tho
duto of granting thereof by causing adj
vertisemUnts TO DE posted within forty
days from the date Of such letters In six
of the most public places of the county Of
New Castle. requiring an persons having
demands against the estate 60 present the
same. or abide by am act Of Assembly in
such case made and provided; ana also
causo the same 20 be inserted within the
same period in the Evening Journal "a
newspaper published In Wilmington, Del.
and 10 be continued therein three weeks
10. o. ID
Given under the hand and seal
of office of the Register afore-
said at Wilmington. IN New
RI. 81 Castle countyt aforesaid. the
day ana year above written.
CALVIN w. CROSSAN.
Register.
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Indiann.

INDIAvAPoLrs, Nov. 5-Lato figures in
Indiana give about 30, COO majority for
Mckinley
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NorIca

Notice is hereby given that letters tcsia-
montary wero in due form Of law granted
day of October. a. ID. 1898. and that ali
persons having claims against the estate
of the deceased must present the samo
duly attcstcd, TO the said executor ON or
before the thirteenth day or October 1879.
or abide The act of Assembly In such case
made and provided.
Executor
Address, Dover. Del
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BELATED RETURNS.

The Latest Advices From Various Sections
OF the Union.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-The following
late dispatches were sent out by the press
agenciss.
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REGIsTERs ORDER.
EgTgTEnfg OERfCE

Address. No. 2ll Y
WIImIngtnn. Dol.
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it and lots OF il: Commence this day by
getting your weeks supply OF Groceries
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can sell you such goods at these prices.
We only handle the very best. This Is
acknowledgements prices with any
house you may.
Butter. per pound, 15c.
A few Fine Smithfield Hams; como early
and get one, per pound, l0c.
( 900 gallons Of that Finely Favored Rock
Candy Syrup, per gallon, soc.
10000 bales Nice Green Timothy Hay, per
hundred. 60c
Fine Old Rye Whiskey, years old, a
bracer, per gallon, sl.5o.
Is, coo Nice Picnic Hams, very small. per
20 oop I bays choice Family Flour. PC.
600 pognds Sweet California Dried
Peaches. sweet and juicy, per pound,
10 barrels large Fat Mackerel, one pound
each for sc.
10 900 pounds sew York State Creamery
Butter for .Oc.
q boxes Finest Floating Toilet Soap, y
cakes for l5c.
LOCO pounds Imported Fig Paste, in l.
pound boxes, usual price &c; now lee.
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5000 pounds California Sweet Cherries,
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