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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-29
sENATon BAYAaDs POSITION.
q Feeling That He Will En.er
Clevefandsa Cabinet.


Notwithstanding various reports In
connection with Senator Baysrd's sccspt-
Apee Of cabinet port folio, there 10 .
gro>i'g conviction among his nearest
friends here that on the 4ih Of March he
will lay aside the senatorial toga TO re-
spond to President Cleveiand's invitation
to become one Of his advisers. II ia
pratty we'll Understood that Senator
B ssi has either been directly invited
t. cabinet place or IL has been
ilr silly intimated that II would be very
agreeable to the President II the ssnAtor
would become one OF his advisers. Mr..
Baysrd, It Ia known, has strong prefer
snoe tor remaining on the floor Of the
Senate, in line Of duty with which he
is absolutely familiar and experienced,
and the leader OF his party. He, how
ever, feels IL his duty to render the in.
coming administration all the aid possible
and will, most probably, accept port
polio, throwing aside all personal feeling
in tine matter.
Mr., Bsyard does mot feel that he has
any especial calling toward the office Of
Secretary Of State. he, however, feels
taRt the secretsryship Of the Treasury
would be directly in his line OF duty,
inasmuph - he has made finances very
thorough study.
Mr. BAyRrd's nearest friends here are
aEtrihs annoyed at the reports that he IL
unable to o into the cabinet on account
Of the peeunisry sacrifices It would en-
IN They will not entertain any sug.
gestion to the effect that he will be
governed in his actions Of accepting OF
reject ng . portfolio by any moneyed con-
slderasion. II he eventually declines
the cabinet place II will moi
bs on account OF any personal motive Of
any kind, but purely beoause he believes
there lie more opportunity to aid the ad.
ministration on the floor of the Senate.
His friends generally advise his remain
log In the Senate, Of which body he IL
a most conspicuous and horored member
but the feeling admittedly 10 that he will
respoud to the Presidents call for his
services.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-29
Pour TRUsTEEs.
Quarterly Meeting al the AImshouse
$4,000 ln Bills Paid.

$4,000 tn Bills Paid.
From yeherdsy's Every Evening,
The Trustees OF the Poor held their
quarterly meeting at the Almshouse this
u, roipg.
Superintendent Guthrie reported the
aiialasion Of 152 people In the almshouse
'uIlES the quarter, the discharge Of so,
n, ths 8, deaths 10. The monthly report
~. 1853 inmates in the insane depart
u.n, nd the almshouse 70 in the FORMER
"a 1877 70 the latter,
~. foll, wing deaths were reported for
d. month -; Sylvester Rutlidge, 45 years.
Wli,. CLAY G, eek; Margaret Boulder, 70
faArs, whining toni Kate Baird, IS years,
Win us ton. TIL rec children bora at the
A'nI9t9use.
/. was decided upon motion of Mr..
Hill'sms, to allow Al members except
M4sars Damn and Hossi. yer, who served
osY,s Of terms, pay for full time ss
trnetees during the year. -,
the bill OF Treasurer L Sne, S26, for
4nditioR accounts, was allo Wed upon
ttatd.ng vute after opposition nsa Deen
expressed to paying the sum.
The committee on Superb ttendent
aut6Iie's account reported that Sloe Us
xsa due the county.
No, B afford stated that there were
In qusnt calls upon him for medicine, ana
sske1 behalf of the Associated ChAri ties
IN appropriation for medicine. He an
.atasd the society Is work and stated that 1t
,ook considerable work and expense from
tha trustees The question Of the trnstees'
rislt i1 the matter was discussed and
Nj. c och moved that the board appro-
!r'nta 800 10 the sooiety. The matter
gAa referred to the attorney OF the board
upcp thu trustees tight in the mRiter.
The attorney cided the trustees had NO
sight - appropriate money and motion
10 "a bill nrasented to the Legislature
enpow 49,. the board to make the appFo-
Or l,ftcn was Loot.
Rs,g#y I the buildiag and finance com
nj. presented q resolution asking levy
. NJ tor SIS, 900 TO finish work on new
tuudiuR and paw loan; Rls0 for SOC, GOO
!nr import et poor an increase Of slO,O
over last year.
&r. HolsipssE presented two bills s25
$2n tor attendance Of two poor
| psNsu'a ia Christians hundred Inss
| nuI,k as the Tilrs OF She board prohibit
| lbs g.imAt bill6 toE medical attend
aau@ ~ tl,' oltE.d By the trustees the
| hlta S-re tatlGa
The isrm committee reported Sl0.l6
du4 James Morrison, the farmer.
TITS following amounts for ont door
4,i1s al eea ~sss granted: Blaokbird hum
ised, 1913 3; Rsd Lion hundred, el6l 81;
Btaudy vine hundred, $97 so; St
G4Mges huadted, el7l 3d. Mill Creek
huudtsd, s42 25; Psnoader hundred,
fla6 90; Mas CATTLE hundred, s277 ~;
Aeg, quinimirk buudred, $242 9s; White
| asr s,-ek huoar4d, s154 70; Wilmia g.
on bundled, $3.50; Christi IA hupdred,
s65. Miscellaneous appropriations ;
Wstsr rent. a55 ineursncs on cid bu Id
rig, $7s IS; water rent, 1884 800
Jsmes Morrison, $64 As; Jester 6
NeDsnitl, s195 insurance on old build
log, sl3L50; Robert s Springer, 500 40
ir ereat, s240; Treasurer Lsus, $3.50
The total amount Of the bills passed al
the meeting was sl0,050 05
The meeting adjourned at O'CLOCK
this afternoon.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-29

Joshua Jsffstis Of LAndenberg, Pa,
whose eloquent disocurses upon gilt edged
butter Of bis own print, makes him con-
spicuous parsonage In the Eighth street
market, this city narrowly escaped drown.
ing few days since. He was engaged
In quitting foe from deep pond when the
glacial surface broke ssundsr and prec'p-
itated him into the water. He disap-
peAred from sight but rose sgain and had
repeated the performance when one Of
his employees grabbed him by the slack
Of his coat and dragged him ashore. Mr..
Jsffsris was unconscious when dragged to
the shore, but after undergoing the re-
huscitating process, he WAS able to walk
homa
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-29

Precautlon Ae atpst the Ravages
E soHsustoIs PIeuE o. Pneumonia.

PrecAutlon As atpst the Ravages
oF 'oosustots Pieur o. Pneumonia.
y sir v vstSst:an Ro8land and ORA.
Dyer sid M1lrr, veterinary Surgeons at
taobed to the agricultural department at
Washington, D c., Monday inoonl ted
so COWS zhioh comprise 3 dairy upon .
farm In Brandywine hundred. On the
farm the contagious plsuro Pneumonia
has ragged for soms time past, and the
cows, while In measure were exposed
to the contAgiop, showed no evidences OF
being affected and were apparently In
good health. Viras was obtained from
the lungs Of COW in the last stages Of
the disease, killed yesterday morning
after being condemned by the State
fioials. II was introduced into the sys-
tenn Of the unaffected animals by running
seton saturated with the matter through
the skin in the inner eide Of the animals
tails. The process Ia much the same as
the inoculating process to guard
against small pox. In four Of 1--WE days
the soreness at the point where the virus
was introduced will begin getting sore.
The animals will In short time have a
very mild type Of the disease which can
be cured without difficulty and which will
not be contagious. The herd will be
watched and tended carefully by the
physicians and probably other herds
exposed to the plague will also be put
through the same process.
It is reported by the Federal authorities
that the contagious o-pneumonia
prevails among tks cattle Of this county
TO . greater extent than in any other
agricultural section Of the United States.
The infection Of Joseph J. Kester's cattle
In Chester county, just across the Della
ware line, Ia spreading through his entire
herd, which have now been placed under
quarantine and two or three Of the
affected ones killed. Mr.. Kester at
tributes the infection OF his herd to the
same source from which the disease 10 be-
lieved to have reached this county, from
Baltimore.
The action OF the State Legislature
fixing the maximum amount to be used
in wiplng out the disease at $500 Ia ridi.
culed by every one who has occasion 10
speak Of the matter and who knows any
thug Of the nature Of the disease. The
Pennsylvsnia authorities, who have
been laboring several years at the task Of
DISCRIMINATING the plague, and appreciate
the difficulty of the undertaking, evi.
IDENTIFY regard Legislatures action In the
matter rs being Aburdly ridiculous The
Federal authorities are about as foroibly
impressed with the states Hght Of the
plague.
Governor Stookley differs radically with
the Stats Legislature regarding the ex-
pense to bs incurred, incidentally, In
lighting the plague and thinks that
unless the sum Ia increased the law might
rs we'll be abolished as 1t will be ineffso.
i've. Tbs fact that any half way measures
to stamp out the disease will increase the
total amount to be paid for condemned
and killed cattle seems to have entirely
escaped the members Of the Legislature.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-29

Hurt by . Premature Blast.
Special correspondence Of GAzstte and journal
New CASTLE, JAi. 23.-Ths Japanese
tes party, gwen at ,tu old court house
last mig hi by the Baptist church, was q
success unprecedented by any other in
the history OF the church. The hall was
packed - its utmost Ca iao'ty, the ouis
drawback to tl.s whole affair b,ilg that
there lacked room to hold those posBsssed
of tickets. About 100 persons came from
Wilmington by spvoisl tsaip, IeturAins
shortly before midnight.
While blasting some stumps on the
railroad property near the steamboat
landing this morning, Lawrence Conner
had the left side OF mis- head badly
burned and ont by premature explo,
sion. He was taken to the Star Hotel
and surgical aid summoned. CoDner's
left eye was badly burned aud 1t is
feared that the sight will be lost.
NEW CASTLE, jan. 24.-Ysatsrdsy
morning as the barque Daring, Captain
Slower, from Philsdelphis for Havana
with q cargo OF coal, wac lying ct anchor
below Rssdy Island, the vessel was out
by the floating Toe and sunk In about
four fsthoms OF water. At 8 q. m. Gap
lain Slower came on deck, and the mate
reported everything as all right. The
captain then turned In, but had hardly
gotten into his berth when
ne heard a loud, crushing sound
and . cry "We are sinking We are
sinkingi" he rushed on deck and aided
in clearing small boat in which the
crew got Of. The captain and mate then
got into the main rigging just as the
vessel went down. The two stayed In the
rigging from that time, $50, until 2
O'Clock, when they were taken of The
mate during that slime had suffered much
from the cold, having his toes frozen, the
Thermometer registering 80 below zero.
The tug Bruce, which had the bsrque
in tow, was powsrless TO assist the men
III the rigging ss she had accidentally
gotten about II feet Of large hswser
usngled in her propeller.
NEW CASTLE. Jan. ga large oongre-
CATION attended the bsptismal services at
the Baptist church last night. Two
young ladies were immersed.
Saturdays trustee election was OF I'M
usual interest, larger number OF votes
Ucluk Rulibu thhh ~ gay RApfASab
trustes election. Henry Foster, Edward
I. Kemp and David Boulder Withdrew
from the contest in favor Of George A.
Maxwell. The vote at the closing Of the
polls stood Maxwell 2l4, Challenger 1l6,
Boulden 2, Maxwell being elected by =
plurality Of 96.
During the day an objection was made
to the holding Of the election on the
ground Of Its being an illegal one. The
constitution and bylaws Of the board Of
trustees require that the people Gree
holders and r.ntera) shall first vote for
judges who shall mold the election for
trustees, and afterward shall vote
for members OF the board. Those
objsoting claim that the first part Of the
provision had not b en- complied with.
No fault having ever previously been
made TO the manner Of holding the cleo
tion 1t is difficult to say what the outcome
OF the affair may be. The case comes
under the Jurisdiction Of our municipal
government and is mot provided for by
any county or state law.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-29
"sLIM jim" ia UGHT.
Taken by the Philadelphia Police
While BurRIRrfxiRE q store.

Sundays Phtladslphis Pres, states
tbAt Gsorge HaSsny, alias George White,
aliss Howard, bat better Known to the
detectives as "slim Jim" OF Wilmington,
and Harry MoDouRl1, both aged 80 years
aud noted criminals, were arrested Satur,
lay night by Detective Miller and Special
Officers Tate and RcksteiD while attempt
ing to rob the shoe store of Charles G..
Cd, No 40 North F ith street.
Detective Miller and Special Officers
Tate and E,kstrin, who were detailed to
look ont for professional thieves in the
Fourth district, spotted their men about
6 O'Clock in the evening at Fifth and North
streets, and, keeping under cover,
Swallowed them for an hour. They finally
stopped at old's door ,on Fifth street, and,
~ the use Of jimmy, effected an
sntrsncs. They went to the second story
store room, raised a window and were
about beginning work when the officers
swooped down and arrested them. On
the prisoners the officers found jtmmys,
screw drivers, saws, wax and rope
The burglars were looked up At the Cen
trail Station.
'Slim Jim" has just finished . term In
Baltimore for burglary,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-29

About 6 o'oloos,p M ,sund. " burglar
entered the house OF L Sis P Bush, Jr.,
in the Bevesth ward and succeeded IN
makihg good Fixsd haul IN the way OF
money and valuable jswtlry. The family
was at supper at the time OF tho robbery,
AID the thief climbed up ore Of the posts
OF the front porch to the vsTandah above,
and entered bed room through second
story window. Among the articles taken
wers gold watch aud chain, purse
containing between OF and $40; pair Of
gold bracelets, earrings, several finger
rings and articles Of jewelry including
several heir looms.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-29
MIODLEToWN.
odd Fellows Falr-VtotoP LORDS
Tutusfes -PerpOmal Notes.

IDjuf ies-Pers0mal Notes.
Special Correspondence OF Gazette and Journal.
MIDDLKToRH, Jan. 26.-The members
Of the /. o. O Of this town consem
plate holding fair and festival during
the last week in February. Ladies who
can conveniently aid in making the fair
s success are requested to meet In the
lodge rooms in the Reynolds block on
to morrow evening OF 80 O'Clock.
L II Armstrong IL contracting with
bnilders Of this toRn for the erection Of 8
/ eliire OF Broad street, adjoining his
34irisie factory.
DR. Agnew Of Pnilsdelphis, profession
,lty visited Victor Lord at Odessa on
IAturday last. IL Ia feared that Mr. Lord
will loose the use Of his hand from bis
recent accident in Wilmington. DR..
gaulilsou AZ one tune feared Amputation
could be necessary to prevent blood
poieoning.
Samuel Warren, whose leg was frAo
tured some weeks ago, was In town one
lay last weeh, though ne ia yet compelled
10 use crutoh.
J. II. Emerson has moved to she
Stephens building on Main street.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-29

The taking Of to, timony in the will
case Of the late zichrish c. Dimon wss
concluded in the registers court Tuesdsy
morning Upon the evidence presented
the court decreed that the deceased ws7
Of aound disposing mind At the time Of
masrS his will, and that # bs
admitted TO probate By the provisions
II the will Miss Mary &. Chandler, with
whom the deceased made his home, is
baqussthtd slmsst his entire estate,
valued at about 81. 800. The will WAS
oortested by several heirs.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-29

AP, W. Il B. engine was derailed At
Newark Tuesday morning, while shifting 3
freight train on siding The locomo-
tive rolled over on its side. and in falling
tore up a portion OF the south. bound
track. A wreck train was promptly sent
from this city to right the monster
Trains going south avoided delay by
taking The nofth.bouud trAok between
Newark aud Stanton.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-29
PUBLIC SALE.

olark's ,oTner, about az mies fSom DelaWsre
CITY, VIII offer at public sale, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY February Is, 1885
At 10 O'Clock, a. M,
The following described personal property 20 wit:
SEVEN HEAD OF HORSES, SIX COLTS
No No, Dexter an ron gray 10 hsnds high, 7
No e FREQ, larg. bay, 1914 hands high. 4
nos Hsss, a 6lscs, le hands high, syears
10. ha ~, abay, 10 hands high, 4years Old.
~ 8, DoIie. asrsy mare, 1874 hands high.
10 9; Belle. gray mare, 1914 hands high. 10
No, 4. Daisy. a Qua mare, 1874 hands high, 10
old colt. Queen, agrsy colt years old Three
rsn good aieh cows, good Stock oS, some with
calves " thsir sides and others coming IN proht
Tw. COWS with pigs, Bsrkghi;e. l Berkshlre boar,
sSih FeGt 70 tons Of Glove, hay
/ Ricktoid ! Haf@sn diili empire attach asnt'
Pensoes oSFn am hs Ea
rstori nearly new; ! MsgyIson corn marker. g
"a n vim ~ sea sa Rssry
nearly new; tted carriage, hay Figqlngs,
cut; rev last year; hamnion Tsapsr sell. faseS Ter.
yea Old, In good order; Osborn mover in good
% ICY; 5yraeuse Flows 3 ConcAye ploWs,
NY " Ss"s 1s nIer ruivA So1a SHcdeI
randall harrow. 9 dFas harToWa
ssts Of cd wagon hai lesa, sets OF piow hHrness
bri los, collars, &C lot OF hot ed sash, In good
nIds 80J rounds Of r'ckled pork, hog scslder, 1
ipalnes I'm roVsd cnurn a lor of g0Oi vinegar 80
bnthey o. potstoes a OF OF daily fixtures, houte.
nuid sui sttCten farIilure and o her articles not
enumerated.
TERMs AL sums Of $50 aud uuder cssh all
sudis var ihat amguat c edit Of 8mouths will be
given by purchaser t,iving = blnksble note, with
AnpTov Il seen -,y, "a iutere Il fIom day OF sale.
Two per cent of for ash on sans oseF $50
COWARD l.. CLARK,
Il. STiDHAM 4 SoS, Auc ionsers.
jan29feb6 IL 10
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-29

John Ramo, for the past II years n
sewing machine cAnvssser, died Mon.
day at his home No 606 West Eighth
street, this city, after q lingering illness.
D4oeaatd was 66 years Of age, snd was
we'll known in this city, he bsiDg q
native Of Delaware. A wife and one
daughter the latter a teacher in the
publio sohools. suryiye him,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-29
rna pn.tnm.a Aaaras.

county. should be sbnt, at once, TO J. s Keller
& Co., l2B South Second street, Philadelphia,
who will send free In return, information, as
follow: How to make cows give one. fourth
mo- milk, to save one fourth your grain food,
to keep your stock IN perfect health, aud re.
tain them 30. Agents wanted in every part of
this county.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-29
Dled of Reart Disease.

The cause of the death Of Lewis Davis,
the oolored man who was found dead In
bed at Third and duPopt streets on Fri
day morning, was investigated by
Deputy. Coroner smith and DR.. ogle
Sunday. A certificate u death from heart
disease was given. The rumor that the
deceased was poisoned is without founds
kion and untrus.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-29
SMYRNA.

FIfe and Drum Corps-at the
Churches PnbItc Sales.
pecial Correspondence OF Gazette and Journal.
SMYRNA, Jan. rs The Smyrna Record
r rs and Drum Corps, as previously an
nUu, oed, made first appearances on the
.treets Saturday night, and attracted COT
siderable attention, The music was quite
good
be death # MIRA Samuel DsrIiekson Of
rb ,rouehf4ip Neck, which occurred last
Saturday, mcrnirg, was quite eurpiife,
as Ter a,lins s&s not regarded as sefious'
Many public sales will be held in the
vicinity Of Smyrna reg. month. Several
navs Alrea dy tbkeu place, coed pricei
h wing been feAliz d,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-29

The following land purchases by the
Baltimore & Philadelphia Railroad
Company in Delaware county were
recorded last week Isaac II. Clothier Of
Darby, half acre OF ground in Darby
township for $2,b00 and Richard Holmes
Of Ridley, q lot Of five acres In that
towpahfp for 81. 600,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-29
pup,tc sale or Farm stock.

M.F. Powell Of Red Lion, intending
To leave the county will dispose Of his
stock Of COWS, horses, mules And sheep,
also hay and farming implements at
public sale on March I'd next. Dueluotioe
Of the sale will appear in the DELAWARE
GAZETTE AND STArR JOURNAL
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-29
sner,n,a sale Of a steamahip.

The fruit steamship Acadia, belonging
to the United States Foreign and
Domestic Fruit Company Of New Jersey
will be sold NJ Shsriff's sale at the county
court house on Monday, February I'd, on
various wrIts OF foreign attachment:
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-29

Sheep-Receipts, 90 carloads or 1920 head,
making 1880 head for the week: prices
d opped Nc. to Nc. per pound and the martet
closed dull q the decline. A carload Of Tex az
sheep sold st g. 70 per L 0 mounds; common TT
prime naive sheep at W ~ Aofg, ano common ,nes
l0J carloads Or II 2JJ head; dull and nominal
for live h Ggs at 81 .30a3 80 per leo pounds.
BUFFALO. Jan. 20. Cattle eceipts, y, w
head market unsettled and lower few
buyers here weather stormy good 70 chpice
stesrs OF 800 TO / 400 pounds, s5.25 8 20; DO of
of 900 60 800 pounds, 81 25,5; mixed butch.
ers' grades, s3ai.75; stockers and feeders, 1870
a425; Il Q market closed weak. Saeep and
lamb ,-Rereipti Z 900 head market dull, weak
and 35s50 Z. lower than last NJ lnday; medium
to good sheep of fir m so to so pounds, So 70
a425 choice OF from 95 to 100 pounds, 84.35a
AGO; extra, 100 to go pounds, 81 7lt4.s9 good 20
On ice western lambs, t475a5 50. Hogs-Re-
ceipts, 10 0O0 head; market active. hrm end
higher good to choice Workers, = oai's9 F;
medium to fair do, 81 G0s465i butoheis
49,. Pigs, weak st "a 25,4.s0
CHICAGO, ILL, Jan. 49, aite--k -celpts.
7 600 head shipments, . 900 head IA rnet
very dull and Vaines stJaay, quality poor; eA'
IA o pound .S5.sO -. ]. 0l4l nnr"ds sh0J
airs; RON iron u md i'm S40 ai;7 n1"s
32.5Oa4.5l, ! ainiv S., $3.50 sioekeIs,i3 ~ 4 "
ieeda =. C0'450 emf Il Texans, 10 ltm
pouu6s, 81 q a5U1. Hug hecei.is, 2,tUi
b Aa: sh puents, iW Ia I'D; iustkei 'hg
a. ~ 4 60 packing a shipping, canl
u IL dis $40 al IS ight. of from 40 to III
pounds si.sO a 81; tktps, $500 Speep-
Rcceipts, $40 head; shipments, $40 hr2n T;
medium, i92js315 good, s4.OOa4 q choice, to
extra sheep and lambs, sL0Oa5 90 The LAYER
pool suecial quotes best American cattle ic'
lower. Tops, II ). dressed supply large.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-29

In the House Of representatives Wash
lngton, on Saturday, bill to constitute
Lewes port Of delivery was reported
and placed on the calendar.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-29

A fire Saturday night destroyed the resi-.
dsnos belonging to @. p. Dlggs. seven
miles from Baltimore on the Western
Maryland railroad; damage s4,ooQ, In
sursd.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-29
&rs sals


ESoR SALR PHI RAILROAD HOTEL
y AT Clayton, Del. Ap1ly to
100 NORTH JACKS IN Street,
IASu Wilmington, Del.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-29

IAiBu Wilmington, Del.
EAgM FoR 5ALB,
'IXTY ACRES OF FINK FARM LAND
ON PHILADELPHIA PIKE,
TWO MILBS FROM WILMINGTON.
rerms to suit purchaser. A rare chance to secure
yssS Desirable property az very low figure.
III, b. VANDEGRIFT,
asl9n sirth and Shipley streets
dor SALB.-A FINR MANSION WITH
II 2, ACRES OF rich land tenant house OF 8
rooms LARGE barn, Ice house, wood and coal house,
hog aod oh esrn houses, good water. The grounds
1se elegant. with large evergreen trees and hne
hedges. This properly 10 situated in ylllAgs In
Chester county, Pa convenient u railroad and
wped by physician Of 20 years. practice IN that
locality. This is a good opening for young
nhyscian; as the prac Ice will go with the property.
WIN he sold a bargain. ROBINSON a o.,
laa3 u Room 2, very Evening Building
I-OR sALR.-OvBR $50 FARMS in
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