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Why she doesn't count the ve,rs

Why she doesn't count the years:
In the green 70 m of y Partisan
theatre the conversation turned upon
the subject of age. Presently a
gentleman visitor venturel upon the
lndiscreet query:
Now, what age are you, my dear
friend?' addressing his remarks to
Mile. X, who certainly can no longer
be considered in her first youth.
what question indeed !" said the
lady.
"How can that possibly interest
your"
"Simple curiosity" responded the
visitor.
swell, then. will be frank with
you. Really do not know. One
counts ones money, ones jewels and
ones deeds of value, because it may
happen they could be lost or stolen, but
as | am absolutely certain that nobody
Will take year from my age, and that
| shall never lose one, why where is the
need of counting?"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-28
A BishOD's Il aadreuniaI

The twei ty fifth anniversary of the
conservation of Archbishop Wood, Of
Philadelphia, was celebrated yesterday
morning at the Cathedral, a very large
number of persons being present. In
the sanctuary were the Archbishop,
bishop O'Hara, of scranton Bishop
Mullen, OF Erie; Bishop Tuigg, of ALLIE.
ghsny; Bishop Shanahan, Of Harris
burg, and Bishop Crane, Of Australia.
together with many clergymen. Sol.
emn Pontifcal Mass was celebrated by
Bishop O'Hara, and Bishop Shanahar
delivered the sermon.
Archbishop Wood made a few re.
marks before imparting the Papal ben.
ediction. Many tributes of affection
were left at the archepiscopal resi-.
dence during the day. In the after.
noon the venerable prelate was given
reception at the Theological Seminary
at Overlook by the priests of the
Archdiocese who presented him with
a purse of $40. 900. The parade of the
Catholic societies was postponed until
Saturday night on account of the
weather.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-28

A new form of amusement, indigi
nous and thus far confined to Westerc,
cities, consists in contest bet ween two
men to decide which can put together
IN the shortest time thirty boxes from a
pile OF tops, bottoms and sides, each boz,
to be 24x12x12 inches in size and to be
secured by twenty.seyen nails. For Q
wager of fifty dollars two experien ,ed
workmen lent variety to Chicago ball
the other evening by engaging in such
a contest. The winner completed his
task in precisely 30 minutes and the
loser came in decent second In 31X
minutes. The best record was not
beaten, however, Pittsburger havin z
recently accomplished the same feat in
29L minutes.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-28

SHERIFF'S SAI.E-RY VIRTUE OF A
10 writ of ais. veniitloni exp0nas to me di.
rected will be exposed to pubic sale, at the
SQUIRT house, on NJ rect street between 10Th
and 18th streets, in the city of wi miugton.
county of New Castle County, state OF Della
ware, or
FRIDAY, MAY S, 1882,
at2oclock, p. IN.
The FLOWING described real estate viz
All that certain meSsuage and piece or parcel
ofland with stone dive ling ho1se, out
buildings AMI barn thereon erected, situate
In Brandywin Hundred, New Gas lie County
and State Of delaware. bounded and describ.
ed as follows, to wit Beginning at sake
corner OF Eli b T4.ley's lands thence north
lOl1 degrees, east IS erches to a stake ,thegce
by new line diviiny this from the original
Tract OF which 1t is a part north T2$1 degrees.
west D. ll-lOO perches TO a stake on the north
side OF tae Wilmington and Great Valley
turnpike road, therce by the same south is
degrees, west 40 percheS to a stake being a
corner OF the said Ell =. ialley's land thence
thereby north 81 dexrees, east 8, perches to
tho place OF beg thinning, containing 10 acres
and leo perches Of land, be the same more or
less as appears in deed re ord q. vol. page
Seized and taken In execution as the prom .
erty OF Thomas l.. Talley, s., and 1T be sold
by PHILIP K CLARK Sheriff.
SsEMFPs OFFIc {, Wilmington Delaware.
april II, 1881 e20ood ia
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PURILO AALn.

Payments in either OF four way q
by mOnihly miscellaneous, noes or
cash.
DUBLLC SALE
L OF
81 ALL GOOD LOTS.
ITO feet front on excellent, high dry and
sloping grounds, from 100 TO 1881 H. in deDth
none less than lJ0 r. deep, on Ninth, Tenth
Van Buren,, Harrison, clayton and DUPONT
streets, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1882,
at 3o'cl0ck, p. m.
on tho premises, without postp nsm ant, with
drawal or underbi6di u. The lots on Clay
ton Ninth, Tenth and DnPont streets, are
between the Cause and Rowland villas, aud
near The RoiLey street reservoir, are on high
and good ground, have e,c silent Views in all
direc lions, and espec ally 10 FROM III, CLAY.
ton street fronts. They are worth looking at
and buying The lvtJ iooated on the hillside
between Eighth and Giutn and Van Buren,
and Harrison sLreets are noted tor the CON.
manding nd beautiful views that con arce
ly DO obstructed zen by adjacent buildings;
better lots have rarely been sold at any pubic
sale In his city.
me sale W commence promptly at pm,
with No. and proceed mainly n the order
OF numbering, arriving At No. 80 on Harrison
street, about 4,3op. m. Every lot will bs sold
without any uade 'biddiI K Whatever.
An omnibus will leave Seventh and Market
streets at 2.4o p. m. For terms of sale and
particulars sec posters. HEaLD & 90.
Seventh and Market streets,
a2l-'122e7'9 Agent to effect sale.
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Jumbo's Love NJ First sight.

Jumbo was introduced to his fellow
capuves at the Maids III Square Garden
one day this week. When the perform
/ ance was over and the immense crowd
had departed, eighteen elephants of va.
rtous sizes were led into the south ring
and ranged In a line on the south side.
Queen was not there, as she had already
! received the honor of an Introduction to
the distinguished foreigner, and Plate
was absent, his snrly disposition and
unruly temper uniting him for good
society.
Nne elephants being all arranged &C.
cordlng to their rank, Jumbo came
slowly into the ring, accompanied by
his keeper. When the elephants saw
the huge mountain of flesh, swaying
from side to side, coming down the
track, there was momentary thrill of
surprise along this line. One or two of
the youngest elephants gave audible
evidence of their agitation. They were
quickly frowned down by the older,
ones,and the whole party put on a most
dignihed and serene appearance.
AS Jumbo passed along he was greet
ed with uplfted trunks. He returned
the salute and shook trunks with the |
party in a friendly but rather bored
manner After exchanging civilities
with Jumbo, an elephant would run |
his trunk along the monsters back. |
One iilbred little elephant, not used to /
good society, gave his tail pull just
As he got past, and then looked limo.
cent and appeared to be searching in.
tently tor peanuts in the sawdust.
There was no sign of fear among the
elephants, and Jumbo seemed to con-
slider uhe ole thing San awful bore,
you know" until he came to the ele.
phantine damsel Baby.
When he saw her, he stopped, and
reaching out his trunk just touched her
and drew 1t back agaiu. all the time
looking at her in most interested and
owing manner. 1t was evidently a
case of love at first sight. Baby was
naturally thrown into a futter of ex.
'itement, but she managed to keep up
decent appearance of coyness. She
inally consented, however, to shake
runks with with her aimirer, and after
awhile allowed herself to be caressed,
.oing so far AS to return her lovers on
learments. TIE other female elephants
present were soandalzed, and wound
heir trunks together as if saying, "Oh,
he bold faced thing, did you ever"
Jumbo was walked up and down the
Inc several times, the elephants dong
heir best to attract his attention as he
'assed. But he had eyes only for Baby, /
nd when at length they alt we're start ]
d around the track that giddy Is
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WIT AND hUMOR.
A NiHssre Of Facts and Fancies,
10 be used n Directed, aud we'll
Hbak ON before Taking.


GLOW Is your son coming on?"
"Oh, l am having power of trouble
with him
whats the matter now?"
swell, you know l couldn't send
him to school, because, thanks to Gov
err or Roberts,, there are no free schools,
and could not afford to send him to a
private school,"
eyes, know that is So"
"Well, l sent him away from Calves
ton, out to the frontier, and, as luck
would have 1t, he got convicted of
horse stealing, and got five years in the
Penitentiary.
"rhas was bad"
"No, it wasn't
For you see a. the Penitentiary he
could learn a trade and become use
full citizen"
"Well, that's good"
"No, it isn't.
"For Governor Roberts has Dardoned
MIN out on account Of his youth aud
ignorance.
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TURNING AROUND,
BY II. BLLIorT n BRIDE.

Sam Lawson was naughty boy,
AS naughty as you'll find,
In all the WAYS OF wicked boys
he never was behind.
One day no came to Peter Penn
And asked MIN II he'd hght,
And Peter said, although surprised,
well, yes, guoss might"
Ihen Lawson struck ut Peter Penn,
But Peter caught the blow,
And then the way he pummeled Sam
Could not be counted slow.
He pulled him east, he pulled him wes,,
He knocked him all around;
He whacv ed him in the dOuble-ru!e
Of simple and compound.
Tren Lawton felc 80 very bad,
He cried for half a day;
He said, Boo hoo - neysr knew
That you could tight that way.
This very day I'll change my ways,
And THIRST 70 more for gore;
I'll turn-boo.hoo fright round - boo hoo
And be fool no more "
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-28
DUBLIO SALE

DUBLiO SALE
FRESH COWS, SPRIN1tRS, FEEDERS
AND BULLS.
WIN he sold at public sale, at he hotel
yard, in Stan on, New Ua.tle County, Dela-
war on
THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1887,
at 80 O'Clock, p. M,
HJ 70 fire. h cows and spr,nsers and
BY young bulls and feeders; this STOCK
was selected with care.
No postponement on account of weather;
IL stormy will sell in the dry. Dinner at II
0 'olock free
MARSHALL. BAILEY, Agt. fer
Reuben Sat.erthwalte.
W. A. Nicholas, auct.; VIM. n. Finn
clerk alY-dSys
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scaIwrsR's ORDERS.
ID EGIsTER's ORDER.
INV CASTLE County, April s, 1854.

NswCAsrL1 COUNTY, April s, 1882.
Upon tho application Of Lewis Bird and
william A. Taliey, administrators Of Henry q.
Bird late Of Brandywine HID in said county d .
ceased 1t II ordered and directed by the Regis.
tor. that administrators aforosa give notice
Of granting Of letters of Administration upon
the estate Of the deceased, with the date Of
granting thereof, by causing advertiseme nts
TO be posted within forty days from the date
of such letters In six Of the most pu places
Of the county Of New Castle, requiring ali
persons having demands against the estate
present the same, or abide by an Act OF
Assembly In such case made and provided:
and also cause the same TO be inserted within
the same period In the daily RRPUBLIoAs.
newspaper published in Wilmington and TO
DO continued therein two months (e-o-d.)
r., Given under the hand and Sea
LIB. OF Office Of ne Register aforesaid AT
80 Wilmington in,New Castle County
Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
q. BIf4S, ,.egister.
NOTICE All persons hav ng clai ms against
the estate Of the deceased must present the
same, duly attestel to the Administrators on
or before April sth, A. d., 1888 or abide
the Act OF Assembly IN such case made and
provided. VIM. A, TALLEY
LEWIS BIRD,
Administrators.
Address Wilmington Del. a-lOI
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SHERIFF'S SALE

|SHERlff's SALE
| BY virtue ola writ Of levari faclas, to me
| directed. Will be exposed to public sale, at
| the court house. on Market street, between
Tenth and FL venth streets, In the city Of
Whining ton, Delaware on
FRIDAY, MAY 9th, 1882,
at2 O'Clock, p. NJ,
The following described real est to. viz
All that certain lot, piec, or larcsl of nd
with hree story brick dwell, ny r, use there
on erected, (kncwn as No. 422 Jefferson at
situate In the city u Wilmington. bounaadd
and described rs follows. to wit Beginning
AT the sJutheasterly corne of fifth and J.H.
erson streets, thence southsrly along the EAST.
erIy side OF Jefferson street o. feet 1 incbestn
q stake thence easterly parallel with FIR
street ~ feet to a stake, thence northe riv
parallel with Jefferson street 70 f,et inches
70 the southerlv side of Fiftb street tbence
thereby wes'rrly 10 feet to the place of he.
ginning. pc the contents thereof within said
bounds what they may 'N '"'u
seized and taken In execution AZ the nron
'rty OF Isaac Murray and Sarah his wife and
lHILIP X. CLARK. Sherr
n!I OBFItE. Whining tor, Delaware.
'fAi ~'' A0'A az eod-ts
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EhOkCd tn heath

Henry Shook, a guest at q Toronto
hotel, ordered some corned beef for his
dinner and got particularly toug b
pisce. b sing 81 years old and nearly
toothless, he explained to the waiter
that, under the circumstances, some.
thing more tender ought to be brought.
bnt he could not get any better, and
therefore undertook to eat what was on
his plate. Suddenly he tell back in his
chair, gasped for breath and choked to
death. A chunk of beef which he had
tried to swallow had lodged in his
throat.
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a;aVRl

a;aVAl
:, the l
loads ,
N by ii
receiv
y Real
her OF
were t.
III yess
as give
!. In tn
ere rece
Tallapo
al party
icock al
ton in
trlllan s
pton Rtl
of the ,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-28

"Uncle,' said young rascal to his
worthy relative
THAT man over there wants to sec
you"
What docs he want?"
Dunno; didn't ask him."
80 uncle sauntered over where the
stranger sat and said:
did you ask for me, sir?"
"No, SIR"
u beg pardon, but was told by that
young man over there that you wanted
to see me-"
$50 do, so do"
m've been blind these two years, and
| want to see any body"
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n ROOEKIES, FLOUa, FEED, HAY
NJ AND GOAL DOWN

~ KOOEhlES, FLOUn, FEED, HAY
io AND C0AL DOWN.
Buyers look around aud save your money
by buying where you can buy the best goods
for the least money Look at these prices:
dried apples, cts; evaporated IL cts; dried
peaches, 10 and u cts; 8 lbs. fine prunes, rs
cn.; 2 bs. good eetfee, rs cts; sour raut, 10
cts. qt; sugars away down; the best IL Of.
syrup ever sold In the city for the money:
good syrups 10 and IL cts.; our 40 ct. tea IL
extra, our 20 Is fine, our 90 can't be boat Re
member we are selling for net cash those
brands of -four, Wn. Lea & Sons rest pastry
Ss7s best Olifton T. F. F.,$s.t0; Pautaxit +,
Ss rs; kirkwood, %76; U. extra fine ia nily
flour, ~. 20. We have the best ct -four In
the city. Remember we guarantee these |
Hours to give satisfaction, If not we will send |
after the -four and refund the money, 80 with |
u you take no rist. This $3.50 hoyr we |
recommend especially and we sell more -four /
han any other grocery house in Wilmington.
foods delivered all parts of the city or vlcin-
ty. Hay $l.96 per hundred; straw 80 cts;
'ats, 90 cts. p. j. FORD, Front and Madi-
ON or front and Maryland Avenue. BE
ure and get the right corner. mars
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~ sALt-THREE STORY BRICK
oh ,velling, No. 7o7 Monroe street, con.
rooms. In 20 I'd repair will be sold
n'rs hnt little cash required apply 70
pap o"' W, SCOTT VERNON,
,,v RKPuBLIOAH ONCE.
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dering In MIssO9rI,

Ii Is beginning to dawn upon the
Missouri Bonrbons that they have un.
dertaken a hopeless task in trying to
gerrymander the State SO that a solid
Democratic delegation could bs sent to
Congress. The party organs demanded
an extra session of the Legislature for
this purpose, but more is likely to be
lost than gained by it.
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',s()H SALE.

r0H SALE
} . v.lusbls Market street property store
4 va a,inv With on established business
= s aWS' wears lot extending through tho
usye. Columbus Inn property, situate on
WS w. rrs Pike adjoining city Apply to
hehn'" ". MoJA OLLEY b. 90
900 Market street.
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lined.

lined.
ry in the
/ Delaw
nltnOlS
" Jetel
in De,
reCtOrsl
As deCli
le unwiI
} him f
ollege a
ldywine
,ndsJn
this {
his maj.
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Address Wilmngton Del. a.l0
u EGISTER's ORDER.
~ kRaIsTRR's UPYIJr

Tx
~ RR9IsTRR's UrYTUr,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, April "A, 1889 :
Upon the application OF Mary J. Ash,
Admini'tratrix OF John Ash, late Of
wilmington HID, in said county, deceased
II Is ordered and directed by the Register tina
tho ad ,nistratrix aforesaid give notice Of an.
granting ofletters Of administration upon Is,
estate OF deceased, with the date OF grantir z
thereof, by causing advertisements to be pos' :
co within forty days from the date Of sucl
Letters, In six of the most public places of the
county Of New Castle, requiring all persoui
having demands against the estate to preson.
the same or abide by an act Of Assembly n
such case made and provided; and also cause
the sama - be inserted within the sa1ct
period IN the Daily RRPusL1oAu,
newspaper published In Wilmington, and {,
DO continued therein three weeks, (eo-d.)
{ Given under the hand and seal I
}L.s. Office of the Register aforesaid. , I
49, Wilmington, In New Castle count,
Aforesaid, the day and year above writtoa.
5. q. BIGtiS Register,
NoTIoK.-All persons having claims aVains,
lhe estate OF the deceased must present re
same duly attested to the administrati tx, en-
or before April A. d., 1883, or abide TIC
ACT CT Assembly In such case made and pro
vided. MARY j ASH.
Administratrix.
Adfress:-No. 10 W. Liberty street, vii.
IN lngton. a26
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IT Is NOT STRANGE

that people who indulge their sppetitss IN
All tho delicscies Of the season and BY eatins
last, overlooking their stomacna should fae5
distressed after meals. Gao dose OF Apops,s.
ne great specific for dyspspsis will give per.
often prevents serious Sickness.
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Get the Best i!

the best Clothing is the cheap.
est atall timss. LEosARD HErss.
No.4 East Third street. has tho
latest q n d largest variety of
SPRING GOODS on hard at rea
sonable rates. Superb tite sut-.
auteed. As q tailor and cutie,
he employs none but the best
hands and therefore guarantees
satisfaction to all. You would con.
suit your own interest by calling
and examining his stock, as he 4.
as cheap as the cheapest, and his
stock cannot excelled in tho
'it'' m2b-3m
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A Connecticut boy was sent by his
mother to a neighbours house for a cup
of sour milk.
On being told that there was none
but sweet milk to be had, he helped
himself to chair and said:
"Well, III wait till 1t seurs."
He secured the championship for
laziness. a.... .l
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III eS

III eS
Tote isl
now
lew E
/ was
n Mo-
| it VI
boys |
and
ontl
robbd
ON hi
an i'll
We in I
cmd
'gnizeCl
jurne(l
% of CT |
his W |
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your t
rietl b
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Thackeray's Idea of dandy is given
in the following note lasely printed in
n"wspapaper Of Hull, England:
my dear Edward is a dandy is an
individual who would be lady ii
he could, but as he can't, doe, all he
can to show the world he's not man.
That is my idea at any rate"
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MAGISTRATE: "YOu assert that VI

MAGIsTRATE: "You assert that you
each have an occupation. State it.. +"
First vagrant.
l am a renovator of second hand
tooth picks, your Honor"
Second vagrant.
And l am engaged in the business of
smoking glass for the observation of
eclipses, which in some measure &C.
counts for my frequent period "of pro.
longed leisure"
The JoURT, AUsrERELY-'P risoner
how did you have the aud acity to
break into this mans house at mid
night and rob imp"
Prisoner (piteously)-"But, your
Honor, last time I was before you
wanted to know how I could have the
to rob man on the highway
ut high noon. When do you want me
to get in my work."
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A Wretch's Thrust Brown, who
Was showing the splendor, Of his new
residence to some of his friends, said:
Every thing Is ~ regular as clock
work about my house."
yes" said Fogg.
II suppose 1t is tick, tick, all the
time.
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EVIAI Ana - ------------------~
val ATTENTION -
EEpv GIVEN TO THE
! b,sn maioN UNNATURAL TEETH
(ion II ~ az ssts Of life like artificial
!, supericSr. I t. On the best plates, ard
gparast.ats. Over 20 yeats expe RI 40,
flashes, poWdsrN eilabie and superior
Iaay and s a,usi, etc. open Tuesday.
Law. nhARkET STREET.
|sal A An DENTAL OFFICE
w. JAS. H. SCOTT, Dentist.
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Payments in o1ther OF four way
by monthly insialiments, noes or
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-28

Madame Patti has found many ap.
preciative admirers during her Amer
lean tour, one of whom, on being asked
If she liked the prima doRna's vooali-
cation, replied, eyes: and l like her
singing too. Why, I don't believe
the music of the spears cant be no bet
teri"
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GETTING RID OF A DOG.

In family where there are two be Va,
one OF them brought home WORTHLESS.
cur. to the disgust of the rest of the
members. At last the elder sister of.
fered him shilling to give the dog
away. He asseuted and pocketed the
coin, When night came, prompted by
curiosity. she asked the little fellow to
whom he had given his dog, and was
told with charming naivete:
"Oh, I've given him to my brother!"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-28

A NEGRO was standing in street OF
Porto-Rico, where, as is we'll known
slavery still fourishes, when a storm
burst over the town, the rain descend
ing in torrents. Sam DO hastily pulled
off his hat, and did his best to protect
it from the downpour. The more ter
rifle IL became, the greater eff JrJs did
he make to preserve his hat, whils his
curly locks were saturated like a
sponge.
"Whv don't you put on your hat
Sambo? You would keep your head
dry" observed passer-hy.
mot such fool, sah," replied the
Niger grinning.
- Head belong to massa; hat belong to
Sambov'
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FOR SALE.
a()R SALE.
OR shHD' m
..s,,able cho'ce and valu-

rorv desirable, choice and valu. y
Two WI IN high state Of oniliva ion In
10 ftl,n.' snot Of Kent County, LEA sare !;
garden sP on The state road from Fredertcs
iir MeSit,rd AZ Joining each other, contain.
sSat upland n1S q Sfr snd
ssppe nsg s Of farms Gs, p't 70 M nRRdi
5chards s,o 90 two Of the mot thriving
ID frenWel 10 Olo,e to plenty Of oysters
WIS IN h ,onuire OF JOHN MERaIOk, vii.
p, 40. ~" lanes SAPP. Milford. al9'lm
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-28
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REAL. ESTA1 e AND CITY LOAN,
on Saturday Apr' 20 1882, 1T haltnast two
o'clock, p. m, sharp a. the auction room OF
L.. W. S,itham X on II Il. fourth street
finely located ani desirnbIo three-story
brick dwelling and Tot, go by 100 II J, with
large two story back buiicing. No 40 East
Fourth street, below Poplar, " ipinytou
(house rented for the coming year at $50 per
no. Terms, 1900 cash at close OF salo and
balance within 30 days at tho execution Of thu
deed; also will be sold $40, 70 per ct.) vii.
mington O'tv l.oan due oct l, 1870. Sale
positive to close the estate VI the late Abram
boys, dec, ased CYRUS STLRN.
IA vt administrator, D. H. NJ T. A,