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Daily Republican., 1883-12-29
FIFTH EDITIQl
Chsisasnas Csssbsseiop.


Tho third Christmas entertainment
Of the Reformed Church OF the Redeem
or at Eighth and Monroe streets, was
held Friday evening. The interior Of the
church was handsomely decorated, and
presented neat and attractive appear
ance. A large star was suspended over
the chancel, and another over the
place In the gallery occupied Ly the
choir, while scriptural notices were
placed around the wall.
Every available spot In the church
was occupied, and . number of persons
were unable to obtain admission. The
exercises consisted Of addresses, recita-
tons and music. A Duet, sung In an
excellent manner by Misses Walker
and Grimes, was one Of the most pleas
ant features OF the evening, while
solo, entitled Christmas on the Sea-"
BY Miss Green, . little girl, was pro.
bounced by many ~ the sweetest piece
Of music they had ever heard.
The Rev. +. DuVal delivered an ap-
proprtate address, In his usual eloquent
manner, and was listened TO with mar
ksd attention by the large audience.
At the conclusion of the exercises the
doxOlogy was sung, and the benedc.
ton pronounced by the Rev. Mr.. Du.
Val, when the hearts Of the children
were gladdened by the presentation of
u half pound box Of candy. and an
orange to each.
This seemed to start another feature
Of the programme, and Miss Emma
HaIlam was surprised with . basket of
handsome flowers from her Sunday
school class. Mrs. Estlin was equally
taken abaCk with beautiful basket Of
Egyptian grass, from her class, and
Messrs John Betelle, John Todd and
Frank Mason, with the Rev. r. DuVal
aud the pastor, Rev. J. L. Estlin, were
each made happy with suitable pres
ents.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-29
a Constable stops q Wedding.

OXFORD, Pa, Dec. 2S.--Harry Good
win il in this County Jail. A few year
ago he betrayed young woman II
East Nottingham township and fled
Not long since no retained TO his home
Since then he has been paying atten
ton to another young woman. Friend
Of the first lady notified tho auth0ritie
Of Goodwin's return. Last night HI
placed the object of his second love in
q sleigh and came TO Oxford " be mar
ried. When near the minister's, Con
stable Woodruff stopped the team an.
arrested Goodwin. He WAS taken b
Jail Immediately. The expectant wifi
drove home alone.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-29
Our First Number
FOR FALL.

You will see many adver-
tisements about large stocks
of Fall and Winter Goods,
and each one will claim to
be ahead Of their competitors
|but we will be content to
let the readers OF the RE-
PUBLICAN know we have a
Larger Stock than usual, be-
cause our trade demands it,
and this is an evidence that
our goods are sold at as low
prices as elsewhere, or a lit
tie lower for same quality.
Our Children's Stock is
complete. We do not mean
by that to tell you we keep
the low price shoddy
goods, but we do have a
Good Quality at a very low
|price, and yet we sell more
|of our Suits from Five to Ten
dollars.
In our Boys Department
we have some very stylish
garments to show you, while
the young men cannot help
being pleased by making a
selection from our nobby
styles.
| We have over 40 Styles
to show you in our Mems
Department, and now, kind
reader, just visit US at your
earliest convenience and let
us show YOU our foods, and
see if it will not be to our
mutual interests to deal with
each other.
This does not give you
much Of an ide4 of our Stock,
but if you will stop in at 4th
and Market streets, at the
Daily Republican., 1883-12-29
$4,000
The Moot or all Evil.

Galveston NEWS.
A terrible affair recently happened
at Puebla An employee of the railroad
brought home all his savings, $500, In
bank bills, as u surprise TO show mis-
wife, who did not know he had tina,
amount Of money. Hearing the ap.
proach OF the train he put them on the
table and ran out to his work, and his
wife went 20 the door to look after him.
during her absence their little 3-year-
old daughter crawled up To the table,
and seeing the roll OF bright coIored
papers threw them in the fire. The
father on his return on learning Of tho
loss struck the child such terrible
blow an TO kill it, and that night, filled
with remnrse, cast himself under the
wheels of train and committed sui
eide. The motner became Insane, and
~ now in the asylum.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-29
THIRD EDITION,
DDOlA,

About 8 o'cl6ck Last evening, while
q number OF girls and boys we're sled
ding on Sixth street, batwsen Jefferson
and Madison streets, young girl
abOnt Is years Of age was run into by a
boy with sled and severely injured.
Her right leg was badly cut and she
was otherwise badly bruised. She was
taken to her homo andDr. DuVal dress.
ed the wounds.
Plymouth Mission church, Ta'nall
street between Front and Second, will
hold services tomorrow, at $50 a. IN.
and 7. 80 p. III. Sunday school at 2. p. III.
All are invited. Come and lend a
helping hand. John c. Brown, will con-
duct the services.
The ferrybost Colorado, built by the
Harlan & Hollingsworth Company for
the Kaighn's Point Ferry Company,
made satisfactory trial yesterday and
will be delivered 10 her owners to-day.
Christmas entertainments were held
last night at st. Johns ?. K. church,
Bethany Baptist church, the Reformed
Episcopal Church Of the Redeemer and
the German Lutheran church.
A delegat on from the Phoenix Steam
Fire Engine Company will 90 to Read
ing on Monday to attend the ceremonies
of housing the apparatus OF the Read
ing Hose Company.
Tie National Gazette says that the
american ship yards build better
ship than can be tuIu'd ont on the
Clyde for the same moi'ry, dollar for
dollar"
Numerous complaints H." beer
made by the residents on istminsoI
street Of the non-arrival Of the "shmeI
on that thoroushiare for about two
weeks.
The Jackson & Sharp Company re
Gently shipped two passenger cars II
bridgeport, Conn, for Barnnm, Bailey
Il Hutchinson.
A number of skaters glided ov,r thu
ice at the Old Barley mill dam ON thu
Brandywine yesterday aud as even
ing. The skating is good.
The steamer Columiia put into tht
wharves of the Harlan < Hollingswortf
Company yesterday, where she will re-
main during the winter.
The frames for Aston rev yacht
now being built at Haria. Il Hol.ings
worth's shipyards, are all w, and tbs
ste, plates are now being put on.
The work of removing the cemen
from the demolished buildings OF thu
jackson Lime and Coal Company /.
being pushed rapidly forward.
Vincent G. Finn has taken out let
tors of administration on the estate O.
Enoch + Wood, late of Mill Greek
r hundred.
Jean W. Scott and Minnie w. Yer
non have taken out letters of admins
tlation on the estate OF their mother, thu
late Marion Scott.
c. Fl. Treat Il Co., Georgetown, Sus
sex County, hays just received an ordel
for 1000, 600 butter trays.
The best singing canaries can b'
purchased of Parker, lO2 East Secont
street.
John Z. Lewis OF Newark sold fin,
pair of black horses, a few days ago
for 5000.
Work on the centre pier of the new
Market street bridge was resumed yes
terday.
The Rev Vaughan Smith will preacl
in Union NJ. f. church tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-29
FOURTH EDITION,


The Heck oysters OF CalifoPDIo.
San Luis Obispo (Cal Tribune.
On the coast Of San Luis Obispo are
found great numbers Of the rock oyster,
although Rev. X. W. Summers, our
local scientist, says 1t 10 not an oyster
at all, but such Ia its common name.
We will say then that the Parapholas
Calitornicus invites the curious 70 study
its habitat and the epicure to feast upon
its juicy body when they And It. When
the tide 10 low this mOllusk may BE-
found almost anywhere where the rocks
project into the sea, but 1t requires some
knowledge OF its peculiar character.
istics TO know where to look. The para
pholas, when spat, swims In the sea
until it strikes rock, when 1t fastens
and locates that spot for its homo. Ap-
parsntly without shell or hard sub.
stance to bite, scratch or bore with, the
little fellow makes into stone and there
imprisons itself for life, taking on .
shell, growing and enlarging its Nttls
cavern with its growth. How the rock
oy ster bores into the stone and after.
wards enlarges his chamber IL puzzle
to scientists. When grown II 10 about
four inches In length, 10 bivalve, and
in form resembles pear, the small end
toward the opening In the rock, through
which 1t thrusts its tube or siphon to
draw In and eject water in which II
finds its nOurishment In its prison
home 1t keeps up continual rocking
motion, by which 1t enlarges the room
in which to grow. The oyster 10 found
by discovering the little holes in the
rock and breaking It open with a pick
OF hammer. They are found oil along
the Pacific coast from Cape Flattery to
Cape St. Lucas, and are plentiful along
the coast OF San Luis Obispo. Az an
edible they are considered the best OF
their class, and one knowing their To-
cality and with means Of industry to
quarry them out can supply himself
with feast.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-29

The Park Commissioners appointed
for the purpose of establishing a public
park in this city, held meeting last
evening, in the Office of the ilmington
Savings Fund Society, with President
VIM. N Candy, presiding. A number
of prominent citizens we're present, and
the ui,jr Of tho meeting were freely
discussed.
An effort is being made to procure
portions Of the valley Of the Brandy
wine for park, and Messrs. Buck and
Bush were appointed q committee to
procure additional legislation.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-29
Election Of ono ers,

Alta meeting Of Good Intent Division,
No. 3, Sons Of Temperance, held on
Thursday evening last, the following
officers were elected
w. p, Theo. Fincher /; W. A., Jen-
ME D. Spence Il. s., Samuel A.
Booth A. X. g., AlexanderJ. Watson ;
+. s., Harry A. Ducks Treas, Thos.
Moreland Chap, Miss Louetta Walk
or Con, WI. K. Collins A. Con,
Miss Anna NJ. Craig; l. g., j. A.
Booker o. g., Geo. Brodie P. W. p,
Louis J. Dewsnop.
On Thursday evening, January 3,
there will be an open installation and
entertainment,to which complimentary
tickets will be given by the mem bers.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-29

We were shown this morning sam
pie Of what IL known rs the Briar corn,
which for lsrgeness of grain and supe-
rior quality has no equal. This corn
was raised on the Bancroft farm, form
erly Thompsou's old property, atjoiu-
ing Wilmington, by VIM. M. Cunning.
ham. The gentleman said that it
yielded him 81 bushels o'the acre for II
acres, and while lie cannot beat the RE.
PUBLICAN's corn exhibit in length, he
can beat it In the size of grains and the
excellent quality. The corn Is certainly
a fine grade and 10 worthy the attention
Of farmers. For feeding stock 1t il I'M
excsllesi
Daily Republican., 1883-12-29
Another Claimant.

The St. Adams correspondent Of tha
Boston Journal says that another
"cousin" of the late A. T. Stewart has
been discovered in Vermont, and is a
claimant for share in the wealth pos.
sessed by the widow of the dead lner-
chant. The claimant is John Ste~ar!,
now residing in johnson, Vt. lie
claims 10 have been born near Lisbon,
in County Antrim, Ireland. He sage
his fathers name was Thomas Stewart,
snd that he was brother Of Alexander
Stewart, who was the father of Alexsn.
der Turney Stewart, the wealthy New
York merchant. John Stewart claims
10 be first cousin of the late A. +
Stewart, and alleges that he has q title
and interest in the entire estate. In
short, he claims to Re legal heir, and
has already 1tgun suit against Cor.
nelia NJ. Stewart and Henry Hilton to
recover from them his share of the
Stewart estate. Notice of the institu-
ton OF the suit las been served on Mrs.
Stewart and Judge Hilton, and the
claimant has been to New York in per-
son to take legal counsel of l.. Z. Chit
tenden, who, IL will be reineinb ered,
carried to successful Issue the suits Of
Alexander Stewart and Matthew Stew
art, Of Proctorsvills, against the e1ecu.
tor Of the Stewart estate. John Stew
art flied petition with Judge Taft at
the DeCem Der term of the Windsor
County Court, praying for AL order re-
quiring reasonable notice to he given
Corneia NJ. Stewart and Henry Hilton
of the time and place when and where
his honor will attend to the taking of
the deposition of Mrs. Isabel Cosgrove.
Granville has been named as the place
and January 10 AZ the time by Judge
Taft. Mrs. Cosgrove was born in the
north of Ireland, but now lives in Gran,
vile, and is the widow Of Barney
Cosgrove, who was an uncle of John
Stewart. This claimant asserts that he
can prove by her his birth and parent
age, and also his relationship to the late
A. r. Stewart and his heirship 10 tie
estate.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-29

The services at 81. Psul's n. r.
church will have unusual interest 70
morrow. The carols and anthems pre-
pared BY the choir will be rendered Ut
both services.
The Sunday scl DOL will give exercises
Of song and addresses. The pastor,
who has bsen indisposed for some time,
will be In his pulpit morning and even.
ing, to make appropriate reference TO
the last Sabbath Of the year.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-29
Emancipation Celebration.

The twenty second annual celebration
Of the Emancipation Proclamation will
be held by the citizens Of Wilmington
and vicin ty on Tuesday, January lst,
1894. Appropriate services will be
held in the morning in Bethel A. M. T..
church, and at Ezion Nj. X. church IN
the afternoon. In the evening a grand
mass meeting will be held at the A. U.
NJ. p. church, with the Rev. w. Butler,
ID. d., AZ the orator.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-29
A sneak Thief.

On Thursday evening a thief en-.
tered the residence of Mrs. Lee, No 301
West Third street, and stole about $50
worth of clothing belonging to James
Il. Derry, o butcher, who boards ut the
above place. Among TIE articles taken
was suit Of clothes, an overcoat and
other wearing apparel. Several rooms
in the house were raDsacked.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-29
hARRlAGRs.

THUSTY-WlI,LlAM Philadelphia,
on the 18th inst, by the Rev Pnillips. IN
CrucihXion church, at u O'Clock m Miss
Josephine Williams ~ Mr.. Perry Trusty
Of Cscilton,. Maryland: Miss Williams
was born In Fall kiser, r. |, and having
Of Is years, with the family other aunt, the
late Mrs. Sarah Stirling, deceased, In VII
mingtou, has many friends " wish her
much happiness, long life. and prosperity.
2REER-WARD-On the 9th inst, at the
residence Of the BRIDES mother, by New. T.
Gardner Littsll, M. Charles W. Greer to
Miss Mary Ward both Of this city.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-29

Once Of the Chief Sigma Omca1,
Washington, December 2o.-l0 o. IN.
Snow fell yesterday in Maine and
New Brunswick. Elsewhere fair
weather prevailed. The temperature
fell In all the districts except in the
central valleys and Western Cult
States. The wind velocity At Mt. Wash
ington was 1876 miles per hour last
evening. Tomorrow promises to be
hazy and warmer.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-29
EGlsTEK'S ORDER.
RE0ISTER'S OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DDL.,

december %, 1855
Upon tho application Of Vincent u. Film,
Admin istTat6r Of Enos. y. Wood, late OF Mill
Greek h hundred, 10 said county, deceased, II
/, ordered and directed by the Register, that
the administrator aforesaid give notice Of
granting Of letters Of administration upon
the estate OF the deceased, with the date OF
granting thereof, by causing advert lsements
70 pe posted within forty days from the date
Of such letters. in SIX OF the most public
places Of the county OF New Castle, requtr.
Ing ell persons having demands against the
estate 10 prsent the same or abide by an
Act Of Assembly In such case mado and
provided and alss cause the same TO be In
ser'ed within the same period In the Daily
REPUBLICAN, 3 Newspaper published In ~ II,
mington. and 70 be continued therein thres
weeks teodI,
Give under tho hand and Seal Of Once
Of the Register Aforesaid, at Wilmington
H. ~ In New Castle county, aforesaid, the
day and year above written.
b. q. Bl14S, Register.
NoTICy-All persons having elaine
against the estate Of the deceased must pre-
sent the same duly attested to the admin
istrator, on or before December 2sth. 1874. OIL
abide the Act Of Assembly In such case
made and provided.
VINCENT q. FLlNN,
Address, Newport Del. dse2s-myEsw
Daily Republican., 1883-12-29
Amer lcan sailed Pork lu France

WASHINGTON, Dec. 28-SecretarJ
Frelinghuysen las received from MIN
lister Morton, At Paris, telegram star
ing that the withdra wal of the decree OF
the 9th of November, which will bt
published tomorrow, limits the tins TINS
Tor the admission Of American poi
prod ucts to the Goth of January, at tn
ports of Hayre, Bordeaux and Marsell
Lea, instead Of N Nantes.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-29

The store and household goods, to
gether with the contents Of the work
shop Of j. G. and L. II. Jemison, o.
New Castle, were sold by Deputy Sher
if Martin, yesterday. The sale aRgre
gated si,42O, and the entire stocb
was purchased by q. l.. Jernison. The
bidding was spirited between the pur
chaser and an unknown man, who run
the goods up to their full valne. 1t Il
said he represented Philadelphia oredi
tors.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-29
An Interesting Lecture.

On Tuesday evening, January ISL.
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe will deliver
lecture at the Unitarian church, on Yves,
street above Eighth, upon the subject.
&" Is Polite Society Pollte?" Mrs. Howe
il a talented speaker, and there Is nc
doubt but she will handle this high!
interesting subject in mastery man
ner,
Daily Republican., 1883-12-29
-0
viii Arrive In this CITY,

To morrow morning at 0.46 O'CLOCK,
the educated horses will arrive In I'M.
city on the passenger train due at tna'
hour. They will be Immediately taken
to their stable until Monday morning.
when there will be street parade.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-29

NOIlCE-Tuk ANNUAL. MEETING
~ oftbe Farmers Mutual Fire Inss r
unce Company Of the State Of Delaware,
will ne held at the office OF the company OF
Monday, January J., 1884 at 10 O'Clock, a. IN
ut whicn ume AL election for tve inaDager
of tho ,iupany 70 Sc We three years will b'
held and one years interest on all depoei
notes y III be payable.
Six per cont, interest on ell balances
amounting TO more than five dollars will b,
pal 70 IIcmtSTs
The agents Of the company are authorize
to receive the dues Of members and TO pay
their interest. VICTOR DUPONT,
w. A. LAMOITE Iresid dent.
Secretary. d2elf
Daily Republican., 1883-12-29
q ELEGANT NEW COTTAGE HON r.
y FOR SALE CHEAP

On very easy terms. Superb IN architecture.
work ma NJ h p and location At the northwes,
COZ yer Of Fifth and West streets, one Of the
most desirable situations IN our city. All OF
tho houses are three-story two Of brick and
mansard, green serpent!ne stone base. ONO
BUT trimmings. marble steps, marble and
slate vsstibules and mantels, and gas hG-
lures throughout, with all modern Improve
ments No oettsr houses built in Whining
ton In 1858. Twelve gOod-sl1ed rooms II
| zach Of he West street houses, Including
bath, and ton In the Firth street house and
very convenient throughout. The very best
Of tin roof and tip-top dry cellars. No OK.
penss has been spared To- have them No. }.
Those wanting an elegant home in a hand
some, central part Of the city and at moder.
ate price can ma 1t here. They will be open
for INSPECTION on New Years day Snd for two
weeks from TO u u. Ii. and Z till 4 p. m, II
cot sooner scld CEkUS STERN,
dec2g-tf No. III Market street, Will, Del.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-29
A Solitary DPuDk.

This morning Deputy Judge Sharpley
presided ct the usual session Of the Mu-
nicipsl Court, and sentenced Edward
Mcguire an old man who plead guilty
to being drunk, 10 pay fine Of 81 and
costs,
Daily Republican., 1883-12-29

Penn & Cos thermometer registered
yesterday, 70 degrees st So. m, % .,
r. NJ, and 81 ut 10 p. m,
Daily Republican., 1883-12-29
VIM. B. SHARp,
III Market ssrect, while re. building at Fourth
and Market

In our Ingram Carpets
ther e's many odd lengths
which measuring up and
+" taking stock " show that
W., should not have /; large
sales in this stock will pro,
duce what are called "rem,
nants y they may be large
enough for your room, how,
ever, and you can find them
in ends of from II to 20
yards, bes. al ",'ol goods,
IS cents per yard, from 81.
Wool filling goods are also
in the remnant pile in 18 to
80 yards length, and they
will be IS cents from so.
W. u C,yApv
Daily Republican., 1883-12-29
Two IL o. Frozen.

CENTRALIA, Pa, December 28.-Two
unknown men were found In barn at
NamediA last night frozen to death.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-29

VYYANTED-A STEADY, SOBER
w young man a ) second.han on bread
Must have experience and como we'll recon.
mendsi, situation permanent Address l.
A, W. PYLE. West Chester, Pa, or call
upon Mr.. Charles Resag, druggist corner
Front and West, Wilmington. y-2tt
Daily Republican., 1883-12-29

DeaeN Of Sbo TboPDo00DoV
1t tho RUUDLIOAN ONCE in the ahAde
O'Clock 10 O'Clock II o'olool
$50 B6c 40
Daily Republican., 1883-12-29

IOK RENT-A DAIRY FARM VI 6s
acres in Brandywine Humid cd, miles
from Wilmington, sd Joining Grubb's Corner,
N high state OF cultivation. A great guam
utf III iruit and berries. Apply to the on
er, On the premises. VIM. II. NEALE.
dAY. saa we-dAw-f
Daily Republican., 1883-12-29

Don't fail to 500 the Sunday Critic
Daily Republican., 1883-12-29
AT
VIM. B. Sharp's,
III Market Street.

This week is what is
known as stock week that
is to say, every article in the
house is pulled down, meas
ured and examined. We
consequently find many odd
pieces and lengths Of goods
which, to clear them out, are
sold at a great reduction in
price. IT'S a good time tc
buy and a visit to us now
will develop many bargains
WIN. B. SHARP,
III Market street, while rebuilding - Fourti
and Market.
In our Carpet Depart
ment we have about thirty
pieces Of Tapestry Brussels
in lengths from 1s to IS yds
all we have Of one style. i
any will fit your room they
are 1-3 off in price, at 60, Is
and IS cents. About 4oc
yards Best Body Brussels
only four styles, SI.I5 cents
per yard, from $3.50. -Four
styles Moquetts, all we
have left, about 500 yards
will be cleared out at SLY
per yard, from SI.4o.
W.. u C,.,
Daily Republican., 1883-12-29

UyANrEIp-A MAN TO SELL GOODS
w OF wagon In the country. To q good
man steady employment will be given.
None other need apply Address in own
hand writing, giving reference. Salesman
RBPUBLICAN office. d29-2tt
WANITElpnA .,,i EERA 4, R2x Az;
Dining Rooms, b0s Market street. z9-1a
Daily Republican., 1883-12-29

Leave orders for the Sunday Critlc'
office No. l, Clayton House basemeh''
Daily Republican., 1883-12-29

We have desi ded to max z an Oth Pr
reduetJO In order 10 clear out the
IargeAt part Of our stssek Of over.
cOats before the nrst OF the year
Our stock II very extensive and
also ssnplete In sty les and sizes,
and IL In one ~ She Best OppOrtuni.
Il o. that - br en- offered % fnr IN
the ~ Of barg aims, both In Mems
and Boys OvereOaas.
4 Good OvcYrOat for eS.OO.
A Coco Cassimere OversOst fer
1925.
A Coed Fur Roayer Plaid Bash
DyerCOaf tor $500.
Fine " Or.teH eVcrecEt FOR $1,000.
q Fine FlEry - VrsSeG cy orSOtst fur
$500.
An Extra Fine OrkEersW OvsreOns
for ss-.G0.
An Ixira Fine Cor Il screw Satin
faced Ovrrccar for 1890.
All Extra Fine Cork screw 9tsliD.
Lined OterCGat for 9lS. 30.
An EStrA Fine hAfan.lt ned Import.
FurBeaVerOverc for $500.
Boys' OyersOats from $500 UP.
wards.
+ tsO u large slSck Of SU filings Of
all 4 radea, ipenI 80 upw ar(s~.
Boys Suite In cndiess variety, ~
the
Daily Republican., 1883-12-29

NvAnTfD-A GOOD COUNTKY
w blacksmith that can do shOeing and
general work. .Kent Iron and Hardware Co.
ZJ7 Shiplsy street. 2S-otS
Daily Republican., 1883-12-29

uyANTEI-BOAK FOR GENT AMI
w wife In private family. central loca'
ttoj, where piano will be no objection. Ad'
Dress A. r., this Office. ~ ~
Daily Republican., 1883-12-29

gTuE KL9sT A DESIRABLE FARM o.
Il % acres, ~ lies from Wilmington.
= uIt.bIe for dairy and trucking, Apply u
.fEO. h. TOWNSEND, GA Market street.
dec.9 std tw