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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-09-16

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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-09-16
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lAHTKARD,

NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA & OHIO RY.
IN (ATLANTIC Il GREAT WEsTERN)
Time TGbLt--AdoEte1 July 1871, 1880
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-09-16

No form Of government, no matter how careful.
ly devised, no principle, however sound, will
protect the rights Of the people unless admins.
tration is faithful and efficient.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-09-16

The regular army should be so directed by Its
superior officers as TO be bulwark In support Of
tn rights of the people and Of the law.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-09-16
r N0NN0TTON VALLEY RAIL ROAD.

All trains run daily. Except trains and 6)
hTrains atOD on siRnal
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-09-16

Power may destroy the forms but not the prln
cipes of justice; these will live in spite even Of
the sword.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-09-16

The true and proper use Of the military power
besides defending the national honor against for.
eign nations is TO uphold the laws and civil gov
ernment, and to secure to every person residing
among us the enjoyment Of life, liberty and pro-
nnriu
The daily gazette., 1880-10-27

THE woRKINeMEr Of this State can
not be induced. to believe the false
hoods which the Radical party have
resorted to ON the tariff issue to secure
their votes when they know that un-
til the equally base and untruthful
stories cil culated for the same purpose
had proved fruitless:tfe tariff and pro-
lection to home industry was Ret men,
toned. When the Radicals failed to
influence voters by "waving the bloody
shirt, they few to the tariff issue, and
hoped to make votes BY decsiving the
workingmen into believing that DEM
ocrats were in favor Of free trade. The
Radical manufacturers took up the cry
and some ofthe less honorable Of them
attempted to tyrannize over their men
by threats to discharge such as would
not vote for Garfield the bribe taker,
The Democratic workingmen know
that all the hard times we have had
since 1878 has been under q high tar
iff; and that the manufact urers them
selves petitioned for the remodelling of
the scale Of duties, and that the Dem
ocratic Senate had passed a bill in ac-
cordance with the request Of the
manufacturers to turn the tariff over
to committee to alter and amend,
just as the best interests Of the various
industries required. This is the only
time that an effort has been made to
take the tariff out of politics; and the
Democrats deserve the credit for do
ing it.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-27

THE MEETING AT MIDDLETowN
yesterday was very large and Interest
ing one. Gentlemen from a large part
of the county were present aud took a
deep interest in all that transpired.
Senator Bayard's speech in the after
noon, was a powerful argument against
the Radical party and fally portrayed
the damage that the people OF Delaware
would suffer should that party secure
power in this State or county. A COM
plete synopsis of the speeches and the
proceedings of tue meeting will be found
reported in the GAZETTE. Ia the evening
Cbas. B. Lore, Esq, ,and John Nicholson,
Esq, OF Dover, addressed large meet
ing in the hall. st. Georges Hundred
is fully aroused TO the Importance Of the
work in hand, and will render a good
account of herself on the I'd of Novem-
Der.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-27
FELONY AND DIsFRANcHIsEMENT.

FELONY AND DIsFBANcHIsEMENT.
I'm Florida a difficulty has arisen as to
the voting Of conyicts. The Radicals
wish to have the State laws set aside to
permit the numerous negro. convicts to
vote; and the Democrats resist this
mode Of resembling the legal punish
ment to which all fclons have been sub
ject for mauy years. Tie Florida
Democrats it seems do not think more
of the negro than the white man and
are determined to accord to him all the
law allows and no more. The statutes
of Delaware have provided the same
punishment for theft and other felony,
and where it is known that a man has
been convicted and sentenced the Law
should be enforced without fear o.
favor.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-27

BE CAREFUL.-We hope it Is not
necessary for us to caution our Demo
cratic friends to avoid giving any ofiensf
10 our Republican visitors tonight. Al
a matter of hospitality and generosity, as
well as good manners, it behooves Dem
ocrats to avoid saying or doing anything
that may be tortured into an afront'
II is the wish Of The Mayor, the Council
aud all the ChAirmen OF the Dewo-
cratic Committees, as well as OF the
Democratic Chief Marshal and his aids
for tomorrow night, that the Democrats
show TO the visiting clubs and all our
citizens thai anrmosity has no place In
the political creed Of the Hancock and
English Clubs.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-27

GHERlFF'S SALE.
- BY virtue OF a writ Of Levari Facias
To me directed, Will be exposed ~ public
sale, at the
HOTEL OF JOSEPH KIDD,
In Delaware City, Red Lion Hundred,
New Castle County, Delaware.
On MONDAY, the lst day of November,
A. ID. 1880 at IL o'clock, a. m,
The following described real estate. viz
All that certain lot or piece OF land (Oeing
formerly three lots), situated IN Delaware
City Aforesaid, bounded and desc RI bed as
follows, 10 wit: Beginning at "A point on
the southeasterly side Of Washington
street, ~ the distance OF ninety seven
feet and half an inch northeasterIy from
the eastern corner of Second and NASH
lngton streets, thence along said side OF
washington streets, northeast sterly 20 feet
TO land now or late off William l., EewboId
thence along the same In line al rIght
angles with Washington street. souIh.
easterly, one hundred and four feet to n
four feet Wide alley. left open by the said
line parallel with Mashin ton Street.
southwesterly twenty feet to "A stake
thence northwesterly four feet TO a siake
thence southwesterly ana parallel with
washington street forty-nine feet and
half an inch To a stake, thence north
westerly parallel with Second st eet. one
hundred feet to the aforesaid sIda al
washington va street, and thence along the
mhail m an inch to the place OF beginning.
De the contents what they may.
seized and taken In execution as the
property of LOUISA Y. WoRRELL, sur
HELL and Louisa v. Worrell, the younerr
execntyrs. OF Edward Werrell, deceassd.
by JOHN PYLE, nherlT. 'u
1880. o'h'
octQ-t 4 at.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-27

Garfield will not be likely 10 challenge
the honesty and manliness Of these
Democrats, nor to dispute their familiar
ity with bis handwriting. General Gar
field als) falls into tactical error when
he says that the hthographic copy Of the
tate his handwriting" As General
Garfield is not an expert In handwrit-
ing his opinion upon that point is no
better than that Of anv other inexpert
person who has seen the lithographic
copy. Those, who have seen 1t will
agree that 10 is not "clnmsy attempt
10 imitaten any hand writing.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-27
HOTEL OF JosEpU KIr

HOTEL OF JOSEPH KIDD,
In Delaware city, In Red Lion Hundred.
a. ,NeW Castle county. Delaware
oh Monday, The LIST day OF November
a. d., 1881, at ii o'clock a. M.
The following described real estate viz.
All that certain tract of land and M arsh
sltuateu parity in st. Georges Hun drad
anu partly In Red Lion Hundred Naw
SasI'e S,sIi county aud slate of Delaware aiore-
saIu . on the west shore OF the river Dell
aware. Beginning ut the north end oS a
uitoh oh on lhe south bank of the south
branch OF ST. Georges creek, and runnina
uo,n n thence with the line OF land late OF
manuel EJ res south degrees east Xxi
perches 10 the line OF land OF Wi iiatn
henheuyt thence with said land north AZ
degrees east AZ percues, thence south soI(
ueeIees tast 20 o-lO perches 10 the marsh
roau, near 10 the river, thence on ton nj
SAD bank up the river north Q DEGREES
east 10 perches north IL degrees west7
perches' north osh degrees, west 4s
perches, ofth 53 degrees, west Ia percbas
north 81 degrees, west q perches Fpnr,h ~
oesIees, west perches, north IL d. o rees
cart IL perches over the sluices soiIth n,
gr es east 80 perches, 1orth u degrees.
usst % percncs 10 straight ditch thence
up said ditch, south ~ degrees. w. III
perches 10 cd ditch and with il south
three degrees, west 80 lU perchee acloss
dasrsas daS e,eeh, thence up The creek, north rs
uesiees, west ~ pelches, west zl perches
% n%oi'h - degrees. west Ia perches. nOrth
- u grres, west 80 perches to the nnnar
Polht Oh the Island, thence south 6D da-
Breeh, west perches, south ~ devrees
east 81 perches south degrees eist a,
pcIches, south 70 degrees, east 8 perches
soulh W degrees, east ~ perches. south al
uesIees, west ~ perohes crossing and run
mug win Ine sou h branch OF st. CIeorgeis
SIeekt anu thence running with said
DI~hch ny It's several courses lSJ perches
70 tne place OF beginning. CONTAINING
Mlthlh SAID bounds three hundred and
heNenly-lhree acres and sIxty-einhI
perches OF land, be the same more or
And afro, all that certain otbsr Iot of
hArsn or meadow reclaimed and enclosed
~ authofIIy OF Tue commissioner Of the
ot' Georges Marsh Company. about the
year ioOO, adjoining the above described
oIacU anu lying on the south side OF The
n', no" i s,u,ce 3 race, containing is acres, |
t,1 iUou anu 90 perches Of land NOR or less
thAeeptlhg and reserving from this con-
rS any right which the said 81
iseH Mhish Company may have in
~, 'ain "" elllhk house near tue mouth of
.ne IN, creek, erected ior the occupancy OF
s .ne person having charge of Tie banks
"Iu SUI s,uices OF the said Company.
peiAeu ana taken In execution as the
PdI OF william y. Lawrence, and
EESuit Il, MS vile, John r.. Basset, and
susan M. ms vile, and Richard FOR9. aud
Mafy W., his wife, ana /. /. and 10 be
nharyyrr JOHN PYLE. Sheriff.
lssn THIS once, New Castle, October sth.
oct8.t,t,s ts.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-27

LOOK OUT FOR THEN.-T cke's are
being circulated by the Republican
candidate for Sheriff containing his name
and the pames Of the Democratic can
didates. THIS spurious ticket is headed
the "Democratic Ticket !" but it does
not contain the name OF Purnal J. Lynch,
the Democratic candidate for Sheriff,
and should be rejected by every Demo
cratic voter. The name of "Franklin
Collins" is imprinted on 1t Crank Col
Inns" 1t is spurious ticket in both
these particulars, aud our friends should
keep a sharp look out for it.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-27

Boston Herald Qnd.) october, rs.
: Why is there any more sectionsiism
In electilg a President BY the votes Of .
solid South and q divided North--the
only way In which the Democrats can
succeed--thsn in elecung him By the
votes OF solid North alone7 The Dem
ocrats win poll more than 5000 900 votes
at the North, and they cannot elect
thair President without the aid OF two
or three Northern States one Of whioh
VIII cast over ! .000, 600 votes. more than
ope-tenth OF the entire poll Of the Union
In view OF these facts. the sectional ~
sue Is not SO onesided as Mr.. Evarts
seeks TO make it appear. No one. rot
even the astuto Secretary, with all his
has been able TO point out
any dlterior purpose which "the South"
has in view in the election OF General
Hancock hostile TO the Uuion or inimical
to the Government since the collapse
of the "rebel claims" bugbear, the
whole uproar about the "solid South"
has been sound aud fury, signitying
nothing.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-27
From the sr,dsepor, Farmer. Oct. q.

From the Bridgeport Farmer, Oct. "a.
Ii Mr.. Garfield did not write that Chi
nese cheap-labor letter, it is very unfor-
tuni te for him tha. the Republican pa
pers and a Republican Congressional
Committee 50 effectually in 1873 destroy
ed bis reputation for veracity aud so
clearly convicted him Of perjury that
no enc will or can now credit his denial.
II IS also very unfortunate for him that
the letter IS in such full harmony with
his record in the House, where he has
twice voted against a restriction Of Chi
nese immigration. II Is also unfOrtan-
ate for him that his handwriting is
known to nearly every man who has
served in Congress during the past sew
enteen years.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-27
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,

LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
No. sil Shipley street, kept by Isaac G.
Pyle, In the city of Wilmington, New
& stle County, Delaware. on
SATURDAY, The 3tth day OF Oct, 1880.
at 2o'clock, p. IN.
The following described real estate. viz
All that certain lot or piece OF land bay-
Ing three story brick house therean
erected situate In the city OF Whining
ton, In the county of New Castle ana
Stale of Delaware, bounded and descrihad
as follows, TO wit: beginning on Lhe
easterly side OF Madison street between
sixth and Seventh streets at the dlstance
or "a feet from the souLherly side of
seventh street and the middle of The
brick wall dividing this from the adioin
ing property on the north, thence south
eriy along said side Of Madison sireet fif-
teen feet fve iLches To the middle of the
brick division wall between this and Inc
adjoining house on the south, thence east
erly ard parallel To seventh street ihrongb
the middle OF the said di division waII hi
feet 10 the ives erly side OF IA three feet
vide alley leading iuto Seventh stI eel
thence hortherly along the said aIley side
and parallel To Madison street. fiftesn feel
Inches To stake, thence westerly ana
parallel TO Seventh street a, d ihrouoh
tue middle OF the said first meutio' Al
wall 6l feet TO Lhe place OF beginning he
the contents thereof what Ihev nav
Book 9, vol. 8, page Il9, DC.
Seized and TAX, N In execution aa the
Prope ty Of William II. KeVnolds and
Sarah A. his vile and {. t., and 10 he sold
by JOHN PYLE. SberiT
sheriff onice, New Castie, October il
iooo' octl3-eodts.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-27

THE UNION GENERAL who repelled
the invading army Of the South at An
tietam, last night spoke in this city in
support of the Presidential candidacy of
the Union General who repelled the
invading army of The South al Gettys-
burg. The Republican party, which
has heaped abuse upon the first of these
generals for years, has burned the sec.
ond of these generals in efigy within
the past fortnight in two OF the Northern
States which he saved in 1863 from
invasion. Is the cause of the Union to
be helped or hindered by the political
success ofsuch party2- World.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-27
I.---Vest AM
Drawers.

White Merino-. We ha
at least a dozen maxi
and qualities of what
called white merino. 4
lowest in price is 80 cen
1t is rather heavy, ratd
soft, and probably fu
one-third wool. 1t is 1
best article we ever s.
for the money-so god
in fact, that it crowds ha
our own Is cent GARNET
The highest in price i
Smedley's-on the oceal
will be here in a few da
which will sell for abCl
So 50 for a medium sid
Between these extrem1
are Cartwright & Warned
and many America
makes.
Scarlet Wool-Two qua
tiles: an American at $
for all sizes.-whichwe sol
last year at So 25-al|
Cartwright & Walner'l
So IS for medium size.
Zephyr aOorsted--Scar
light blue and pink-Fln'
soft and permanentlyela'
tic; a most agreeable gal
ment, 81 Is for all sizes.
1aUo.MirdS SiH.-Bret
ties, natural silk cola
only; gauze weights to 5
thread. The price vane
according to weight an
size. A medium weigh
6-thread, sells at 81 z
for medium size; the heaN
lest 8 thread at So % iC
medium.
Very few merchants keep
pure-silk at all this grade naS
10 take its place, and is sold
for pure silk. 1t is guaranteed
by the maker, who is the most
distinguished maker of silk un- n,
derwear to be exactly two-thlrdS
silk and one-third cotton.
Six. -Brettle's, natur'
rose pink, pale Dlg' i
and cardinal, ,gauze welgn
to 8 thread. The prllc
according toweISn.
size and color. A medlul
weight, 6-thread, nat'll' H
sells at 81 10 ID
other colors, 81; the hea' .'
lest, 8 thread, natur'
Sc 25. The otnt !ls
colors are of one welsl
IL -, q thread.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-27

THE importations of specie and bull
lion at the port Of New York during the
past week week were Sc, ,940, ,99o, consist
ing of $6,e67, 1892 in gold and $72,737 in
silver, as against total Of $4,947,3S7
TOR the corresponding week last year.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-27

CHRRlFF'S SALE.
- BY virtue OF a writ OF LeVarl FAcias,
70 me directed, Will be exposed 10 public
sale al the
HOTEL OF JOSEPH KIDD,
In Delaware CITY, In Red Lion hundred,
New Caatle county, Delaware.
ON MONDAY, The LIST day OF Nov, 1890.
At ii O'Clock a. m,
The following described real estate via;
All those several tracts and parcels of
land, situate In St. Georges and Red Lion
hundreds, New Castle county, and state
OF Delaware. bounded and described as
follows:
No: /. All that tract OF land known as
the Jamison Corner Farm, situated In
st. Georges hundred, bounded on the
north by land late oil Thomas ] Unison
and herein described rs No. 2 ou the west
by lands OF Thomas Houston and
John Houston, aud on the east nv
lands OF y. r. SchallcrosE, and the pub
lie road containing about two hundred
acres more or less. with the frame house,
barns and granRry thereon erected.
No. z. All that tract Of land known A.
the Home Farm, situated In st. GeorRe'a
Hundred bounded on the north by lands
OF John Houston and Reed ON
the west by tands OF James LecompL, on
the north by the Jamison Corner Farm.
above described as No. ]. and NOS Oh
Cathsrlns Cleaver and on the east by
lands ofSerrIck y. Schallcross, containing
80 acres more or less with frame house.
barn and granary thereon erected,
NO, q. All that tract OF land known as
the Capelle farm. situate In Rot Lion
Hundred, bounded on the north by lands
OF Thomas w. Biddle, on the west by
lands ofThomns Clark and John q. Clark.
on the south by lands OF the Q tate uf
VIM. /. Hurlock and on the east by lands
OF Levi q. Clark containing two hundred
and twelve acres of land, moro or less
with brick house, frame barn Id granary
thereon erected.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property OF Thomas j, Craven, trustee
under the last Will and testame ent OF Thos
Jamison, deceased, and VIM. II, Barrett.
oliver Jamison and Clara Jamison, t. t's.,
and TO be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sherins Office, New Castle. October eth.
1880. ocfII -eo.Its
The daily gazette., 1880-10-27

PAY YOUR TAXES AND GET Your
TAX REcEIPTs.-Eyery man who votes
has to show receipt. Democrats who
have not paid their taxes should call OIL
the collectors at once and do it in order
that they may be ready to vote on Tues-
day next. Do it at once.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-27
FOR CORONER.
JOSEPH YARNALL.

FOR LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS,
THOMAS LEE TALLEY, Brandyw'e Hd.
MARTIN FARRELL, Wilmington hu'
THOMAS ]. HANNA, Christiana ho'
ROBERY K. MORRISON, New Caste no
ALKXA AMBER WILSON, Pencader hu'
The daily gazette., 1880-10-27

GENERAL GRANT SPEECHES really
look as II Senator Conkling cherisbes Q
dark design to De his own candidate in
1884, and is thus early killing off op O.
sition,
The daily gazette., 1880-10-27
NOTICES.

NJ OTICE. -JEFFERsoN DEMOCRATIC
~ CLUB. Members are requested to
meet at e ub rooms, on Thursday evening
Sth inst, AT O'Clock, 10 participate IN
the Democratic parade, Uniform, silk
hats aud dark clothes.
JOHN II. O'BRIEN, Marshal,
J, L. FAKRA. Sec'y. oct28-3t
The daily gazette., 1880-10-27
WANTED.

Wy ANTED-A purch 1ser for two q feet
w front lots on Delaware avenue,
near FRANKLIN. Address
sep9-d&wn "W' GAZETTE OFFICE.
NJ ANfED.-A purchaser for two hnely
w located cottage lots at Rehoboth
near the b sach. or an exchange for city
property. Address, sd " this office.
sepb-d& wtl
The daily gazette., 1880-10-27
Night school

The public night school Will open on
Monday, the 18th inst, at 80 p. m, In
school house No. ., Eighth and Wolias-
TO streets. A H. GRTMaHa "
octl4-
The daily gazette., 1880-10-27
MONDAY,

MONDAY,
The 9Th day Of November, 1880,
at 10 o'clock n. M, the following described
real estate, viz
=, a lot OF land situated near Ogletown, in
White Clay Creek hundred, New Castle
county, bounded as follows, to wit: on
The north by lands OF Dennis Nowiin and
Geo1ge Allen,on the east by lands OF Win.
i. hnaliey, on the south by lands OF
samuel p. Alrich and James r, q. Old
Nowlin, containing IA acres OF land more
Or less, with frame house and stable
Slezed AID takeninto execution as the
by W 'e 9oiu
.,,, JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
,osd SheriH's ONCE, New Castle, October is.
I"oO. Oct20- eodtA
The daily gazette., 1880-10-27
FOR SALE OR RENT.

EoR SALE.-one horse family Pbnton
l. TO seat four persons. in good order "A
bargain. Apply at Pioneer Club Stables.
Orange street, below Ninth. aua2-tf
The daily gazette., 1880-10-27
PUBLIC SALES.


A DMINIsTRATOR's SALE.
"A Will bc sold at public sale,
ON THURSDAY. OCTOBER n. 1880,
At 1 O'Clock. p. m,
On the farm owned by VIM. Bright, Esq.,
on the kennett Turnpike, one half mile
south OF Centreville, 10 Christiana Bd.,
one nne mare.S years old last m
spring; one do. 9 years old, .~A&A
good work or driving hor- &RXM
ses, COLI months old, one SM
mule, l2milch eows,s heifers a8
9 bulls, ! hogs: shoats. all good stock /,
wv bushels OF coru, ~ tons OF hay, 1000
bundles OF cornfodder, one basket sleigh,
being the property OF the late Jacob q.
Nipple, deceased.
TERMS "A credit Of 90 days will be
given on all sums over so, by the pur
chaser giving a bankable note with APP
proved endorser. No postponement on
account OF weather. Sale 10 oom menco
at p. m. JOS. l.. CARPENTER,
Administr ator.
L; ". stidham q Son. Auctioners.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-27
pEmocRATIC COUNTY TICKET

FOR STATE SENATOR,
JAMES PARKE PoSTLEs.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,,
HENRY G. TURNER,
MARSHALL =. ChANpLhn'
STEPHEN SPRlNGkh,
TUEOlORh. Y. .ARMSFRONo,
LANES 7, SH HAI4LCkoSS,
nR- JAMES V. CIR = WFOhD,
FRANKLIN COLLINS,
FOR SHERIFF,
PURNAL J. LYNCH.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-27

~ a WRIT OF LEVARI BACIAs 10 NJ.
directed, VIII be exposed 10 public sale,
The daily gazette., 1880-10-27
A DMINIsTrAIvns SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL EST ATE.
Late the property of Thomas Pierson,
deceased,
ON THURSDAY,

ON lhO hODA1,
OCTOBER 2S, A. D., 1880
at2 o'clock, p. m,
Situated In Mill Greek Hundrsd d, New Gas
tie county, Delaware. bounded by lands
OF Isaac Chamberlain, the heirs of
Ephralm Wilson, knos Hopes and 9TH
erh, containing one hundred acres, more
OF less. the improvements consist OF 4
'arge and commodious stone DWELL xn
Ing house, with four rooms ou first [ms
Moor, five on second and one lodg- !!l
ing room IN attic, q large stone ll
barn 40x6O feet, with straw house 1x 50
ieet. Attached To one end there IL a wagon
house with granary and corn crib. Car
rage, wood, hen and pig houses, and
In fact all the necessary buildines
needed ON farm. There are two good
we,IsoI never failing water at the house
and barn. There IL n good apple orchard
and plenty OF fruit OF all kinds. There
are about ten acres OF timber with plenty
Of chestnut for fencing purposes. The
mnu y ~ nigh slate OF cul tivation, being
recently heavily lined and boned. Il N
divided into ten enclosures with water
accessible to all. The bui ildings are beau
iully situated. overlooking the fertile val
ley OF Hockessip with Its rich mines of
kaolin Clay and limestone quarries. The
Delaware eWesternRaiiroad passes tn rough
the properly In front OF the butldiuRs Al
iofdlng one Of the best views on the road
several trains pass each way daily 10
wilmington aud back, 1t Is Situated
about nine miles west OF Wilmington; on
the road leading from the thriving viii age
OF Hockessin To Landeuberg. alb ut one
nlle from the former aud four from the
latter place. II is conv, ME .it 10 schools,
churches. mills, etc. II Is seldom that
such a property Is exposed TO public sale.
PERSONS wishing TO view the property be-
iVre tne DAY OF sale will please call on
Jacob Pierson, residing thereon. or the
undersigned residing near Oxford.
Shle 10 commence nj p. M, when con.
ditions Will be made known by
. =. W. PIERSON.
PieTSon. deceasad sntl2 ,,L1 ga,