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Dots,

Liberty Lodge, No. 6, of Gocdfel.
.cws, Will hAvs an excursion to Penns-
grove OF the 10Th inst.
Il. l.. Russell No. 3O6 Market street,
has re urneh rem weeks visit to
Atlantic C.-y, and IS COW ready for the
Fall trade.
Il gis;er S!aGi.rd has granted letters
testamentary 10 Jane. L. Ellison on the
oseAts o! Curtis B. Ellison, late Of Pen
cater Hundred.
A horse belonging TO the Gold Spring
Ice Co. drOpred dead on French street
below Thnd on Sunday afternoon
from an attack Of bind staggers
Vary, tie express messenger, has
procured enc thousand Handsomely
printed signs which lie Is distributing
through LIE city.
Isvy CoQ-t Com II issioner George G.
Ro;hwt,! as purchased Of VIM. Ray
bold the Collins Beach hotel property
for the sutE Of s coo.
Walter joseph AMI wife, of this city
arrived hoiGe Today after spending tel
days in Georgetown, Del, and othe
portions Of The Peninsula.
Master 6. Oscar Barton, of George
Town, arrived ID Ills city To-Day u
spend some weeks with his grand
psreuts,tor the purpose OF recupsrstinI
his heath.
Miss Lille RiEker has returned from
a three weeks visit TO friends in III
country, and has resumed her duties Il
the store Of Z. B. Riley, No. 228 Kin
Street.
Alban Townsley las sold The Colun
bia Inn, on Pennsylvania avenue, I
Daniel MelaIkey, VIII has tetn wi:
P. Plunkett x Co. during the past fiv
years.
An addition is beng mads to III
engine ]use Of tha B. and o R4ilroa
Company at lie West Yard, and otht
arrangements are being provided to a
com MEDIATE the additional plumber
engines demanded by the incre4s
traffic on the road.
-Four young men. one a butcher al
another "a brewer, drove rapidly dow
the Kelnett pike just after the rain Ia
sYeLinR, and 10 passing over bres
they had the misfortune to break one
the springs, GelsyiIg them somet.n
opposite Green Hi Church. They b
longed il chr cts, and finally reach,
the pin. Of .peir des inatiou.
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FOURTH EDITION
Tho A. U. M. r. Conference.

The Saturday afternoon session OF the
General Con ference OF the A. u. N. p.
church convened at 2 o'c ook. The Rev.
b. T. Ruley, OF the Union A. NJ. K.
church, visited the ccnferen CO, and re
quested that o committee should be
appointed TO act rs fraternal meesen-
gers 70 the General Conference Of the
Union A. III e church ct West Chester
Pa October 10Th.
The following financial report Was
presented: Cash received, e58 ". The
Daughters OF Conference were intro
ducsd and prese nted the pre- ident, Rev.
+. w. SCOTT, $40 for the use Of the Gen.
eral Conference. After the aunou nee
meat OF several appointments for Satur
day evening and yesterday Conference
ad journed until this morning.
Sermons were preac5ed on Sunday In
the Ezion, M. K. Bethel, A. NJ. K. and
Union A NJ. e Church by members oil
! the General Con fereL ce TO large and up.
preciative congregation. At the u NJ.
p. church on French street Sabbath
at 2. 80 o'clock, p. M, we're cond ucted
by president 4 W. Scott. The singing
under the leadership Of Mr.. Jonatba
Chippey was very good. and re fleets
much credit on Mr.. Chippey. Review
OF previous letson was conducted by
Mr.. Robert Lewis, Supel intendent
Add resses were delivered by Rsv.
Ben amin Scott, President Of the III i'd
die District, and W. II. Fnrrouah
Superintendeut OF st. James School
Rev. Perry Hopkins, President OF the
Eastern District, aud j. III. Thompson
delivered addresses. AT T30 p. m
Rsv. b Scott and K. II Chippey
preached to large congregations. Gel
jeral conference was called TO order o.
8 O'Clock this morning and religion,
Exercises conducted by tie Rev. G. II
Walker. Roll called and general bust.
Less ret umed.
Rev. &. Earring of the First M. p
Church and Rev. w. II. Davis Of III,
A. NJ. +. Church visited the conference
and were given seats In the bar. Mos
ioi the morning session WAS occupied In
Idisoussiu2 questions OF minor impor
lance. The COUNT .ee on temperance
reported the following recommends
,tions.
THAT we rot only regard the manu-
lfacture and sale, or ia. using OF iutoxi
lcating drinks as a BEVERAGE moral,
wrong, but We most earnestly protes
agaiust our mem btrs giving any coun
tThhuSc w tu' iShh u Aho W oibhinp
1petitions fer licenses; by voting to gran
licenses; by renting property for sucl
purposes, or by directly ne'ping Ia al
other way TO promote ntmpersnce
Any ole thus acting IL guilty Of IN
Christian oonduct aud is sul ject 20 d.s
ciplinary seton.
Resolved, That we recommend tn
use Of unfsrm 4ntei wine on our sacra
IN, ntal ocoasioLs; also that We organic
Temperance societies in all Of GU
cl urcher, and tina: Rev. T. b. Coope
read an essay on temperance before thi
" inference a. some early period.
Il Adjourned till O'Clock p. IN.
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Third EDITION.
EarIy A utumn in the a iiegnsuies

The III rd and last of the series OF per
sonaly-. nGucted pleasure tours over t1'
Penns, Ivan Railroad to Cresson Springs
and the AllegL enies Ia appointed for
period tia, is the loveliest of the yesi
among the mountains. 1t will occur on
the 10th OF s,p cmber. By that time tn,
foliage " II begin to show the first tints
of the autumUul cooring, the flow ers
that bio IN in the fall will be In their
gloIy, and the full effect of the delightful
September climate and temp, nature may
be experienced.
Cresson Will be the headquarters of the
tourists, and there Is no place in Ameri-
can mountains better fitted for delight
full and recuperating sojourn. The natu-
raj eLdowmehts Of the place are based on
the purity OF the air, the exhilarating in
tluence OF the temperature, aud the bene
fetal effects of the mineral and other
waters. The alum, sulphur, and nagnt-
STA waters are OF well known and uni.
vert ally-acknowledged value, while the
pure water OF the CressCn Spring is one
of the most refreshing and strength Great
ing beverages one can drink. When
Cresson was wilderness the Indians dis
covered this spring and distinguished. Il
with the mark Of their special favor
Civilization BOW endorses the verdict o
the savage and drinks the crystal waite
with as much relish as ever did the thirst,
red man.
The Mountain House accords well witt
It's grand surroundings. 1t is an impos
ing building to begin with, and its int
riQr equipment Is the best that money
GOOD tasie. and regard for comfort car
supply. The markets OF the country ar
drawn upon for supplies, and everything
that is best Is none too good for the guest
of Cresson. 1t is model high land re
sort, and possesses charms which ever.
one can and will apprt ciate.
The special excursion train will leav,
Bread Street Station, Philadelphia, u
1880 M, Thursday, September. 10th
The excursion tickets are good tor tel
days, including one days board at tn
Mountain House. To holders OF tn
tickets who desire to spend more tina
one day at the hotel special rates will b
granted. As the tickets will be positive
ly limited to $3.50, persons who conteu
plate Joining The party should secur
their tickets at once. Unused tickets wi
be redeemed at the general Office OF Ii
company.
Train connecting with special at Broa
Street Station, Philade!ph leaves Wi
miugton, 900 a. IN.
Excursion tickets, as described above
IS 80.
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An Annual MissIonarY Enx.

For several years the members OF
Central Plesbyttl! ~ Church have each
fall packed box with clothing and
other use.r articles, and scot it to
some deserving missionary laboring or
the frontltr Tor The use of himself an
family. PslLs are taken to ascertain
the name of proper sunject, after
which particulars are obtained as tC
The number in the family, their age
size and other Necessary Information, g
that complete outfits of good warn
winter clttLiDg car be prepared TO
each one, The annual bcx will be packe,
at 8 o'clock TO morrow morning at IN
church parlors, and the contents vii
consist of clothing, muslin, blanket,
bed covering aud other useful hous,
hold articles.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-13

Up to last Friday there bal y
received At the Frs, Ns.iona Y
''the Char lesion sufferers, and slHl
the 70 lowing amoun's have y
scribed: A. T. Csnhy, 81 va
Pont, $50; Cro'by & Hill, ~ u
Hutchinson, 81; II. H Garfield
II. ii. Carter, S25; The rug
Company, $50; Mrs. Nose:
Sl5; George Richardson y
Jones, $50; Charles W. =
800; A ID. Warner, So /, e. !. !
man. /; j. Daniel, So + T. C vi
| IS; Jordan A. Wilson, 81 81
Armstrong, $40; c, s. MldlI1
Total. 1912. Amount IFe7lo]
ceived, $5l5, making the "a, sr'3
far received at the bank ~ /
ton to the above there Il ie ~ \
Miss Hannah Ship eJ io' slw|
was sent to Mayor Raoad', s ~,
ceipts Mt the Academy o. A'l
| Saturday night, wElcl Law
been announced.
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baptist church,

The following Philadelphia churches
will send delegates to q church council
10 be held In this city TO morrow after
noon, to consider the propriety Of re-
|cogDiz!ng Grace Baptist Church as a
re- ular Baptist Church: Pilgrim Bsp-
list Church, Powellton Avenue, Spring
Garden. Hebron, Buckley, Fifth,
Goshen, Ridley Park, Grace, Fiftieth
Sec nd German. or Wilmington,
Second Bsp;ist, Delaware Avenue,
Bethany, First German, 5ailoh, First
Baptist. Nrv York City, Milford
Brandy wine, Upland, Chester, South
Chester Media, Kennel Square, West
Chester and Marcus Hook. Reco2D /.
lion services will bs held IN the even
ling.
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SHEklFE'S SALE-Bf VIRTUE OF A
= writ Of Levs-t faeias, TO me di-ented
~ili be OK o eli to public sale. at tho Courl
Horso on M rEet street b t. cen tenth a I'd
Eleventh treets IN the citv OF vi L;ngton
Now Castle County DE aware,
ON SATURDAY,
TIE 18TH DAY OF SIPrEMBER, 1885
At2 O'Clock p. n,
Tho following rescribed resi- estate viz.
sll those three certainlots or pieces OF
land situate Ia the city of Wiluibgton,
bUu -ded and described as follow to wit:
| 80. with n tn ee-story frame ho,el
and other buildings thereon erec ed. he
ginning ~ the IN erection Of the eoutberiy
side OF rim str ct, with the neste ly sid. Ui
| DUPONT u. eet, thence wesie ly along said
side OF i nth 81 cot $50 feet TO a Reference
| southerly raj el u DUPONT stree. li7 ieei
| / inch TO a stake, then easterly parGllei 10
rim street SO ieet 10 the 3 Id W. steTly side
| III feet inch 10 the place Of beginning, be
| the contents hereof what they my. boo.
| Is, Vol, IL, page .07, etc.
No. 2. With brick brewery, stable fee
4 house and other buildinSs h re1n erected
| Beginning at the intersection If tae north
| erli ide Off fifth ST. Get win the easterlv SIDE
| Of uPoIt street theLce ehsterly along said
tide OF iitn street Ito feet to stake, theme,
| northerly parallel to DUPONT street ,tu fee
| inches TO a stake. thence westerly parall"
to iflb street ltO feet 10 the said east r
| side OF Dupont street, and thence thereby
southerly Ito feet 3 inches To the placr OF be
| ginning he the contents thereof WHIT theJ
nay. BOOK Y, Vol. 10, payo /, etc.
No 8. KeYiunink at the Intersection
form ed 10y the outheriy aide OF Filth stree
and the oskter eide scott P'rebt thenct
southeriy by SAID side If cot: street 10 fee
| to n 1t 20 thence easterly parallel to ifll
| street 70 feet to pnOther stake In north
| easterly direction 10 polni in Id sputhsT
erly side 4 tiiih street Of feet Inches frcn
the egsterly SIDE OF Scott street and at righ
ang les thereto, thence westerly along s..i
| s utterly aloe 0fFiith street o. feet 5 mc1e
10 tho place OF beginning, be the conteat
tn reof what they may.
| Seized and taAen IN execution as tn
properly tfKarl spent and Mary Sol0m
| Specht, his wife, al / U.s., and 10 be sOid o
THOMAS FORh, Sheriff,
Shoriii's Otiice, wilmington, September
| 1885 sep3 eod-ts
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Mr.. Scott ReconsIders.

TIE Hon. VIM. l.. Scott, Democratic
representative in Congress from the
Erie Pa. )district, has published card
accepting the denomination for Con.
Rress, which he had positively refused
at the hands Of the Democratic confer
rees month ago The pressure brought
by the Democracy and petition OF
800 leading Republicans from the
Erie section Of the district alone wat
TOO much for him, and he yielded.
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DIED.

in Marshsllton, on the 18th
lust, Susanna Linderman, Ia the s4th
year OF her age.
Tho relatives and friends are requested to
attend the funeral from the resid ence OF her
husband, Isaac Linderman on Tuesday, the
l4th inst, at z O'Clock, without further no.
tice. Interment at Red CLAY Greek cemetery.
Services at the house.
WiER-On the 18th inst Abigail L., wife
Of John II. Wier, aged te years.
Il Relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectiully invited TO attend the funeral from
/ the residence OF her Husband, No. Cal west
| Ninth street on wednesday afternoon, to
meet at the be use at two o'clock. Servicel
| at Mt. Salem M, 4 Church.
Servant OF God well done,
Tho x orr us warf lre's past,
The battles fought, the iacs is won,
And thu q art ctowned at last"
SEAAfLtY.-On the 18th inst, Harr
/ Shsrpley.
Relatives and friends are invited to 81
tend his funeral on tuesday, the l4th inst
from his late residence NO lis East Sevent
street IntermenL at Old Swedes.
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The Election In Christians Nv

An eye witness rays ae "
such au election as was n'i
North district of Christina
on Saturday. He says lle ~ pys
In O perfect terror rom 1u' n
Jail birds and roughsr WV
dated the voters that they VIZ T.,l
TO come TO the election ala vs., VS.
10 vote. 1t is said la'. ..ser
Commissioner Toy ana g u, Il
cratic LEAD ers won d M ~ n,
larry appointed inspector rt ~ d
room, bu. put one 10 a. wa
In te rests of Calvin ". olu'''
candidate for State Senator, IAN
after hack load ofrepeatsil' All" ",bs
up from Forty Acres a aa,b T ir
In the city, and voted p T1s e rO1
and Middle districts, =, 81, M
Upper district was 10 nloa 10,
81 for Haughey, and hau aior
| the Middle d istrlct by !
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~ ii EhlFF'o ssALE.-BY NIKlUE or
- writ OF iieyari Facias, TO me directed
VIII De sFpOsed to public sale. at the hotel OF
Alex 'ndCr maxwell, IN Middletown, ST.
de2rs~s hundred, New Castle county, Del.,
ON SATURDAY,
TIE 18TH FAY OF SEPTEMBiR, 1855
at O'Clock, p. M,
The following described real estate, viz:
a IL That certain plantation and tract OF
land situate In st. GEORGES Hundred. In
New Castle County, delaware, on what 1,
known as the ChePtank road, and bound ed
by lands OF hobert {. Cochran, George Uer,
rlckson and Martin r.. Walker, and con
taiut1g 1919 acres Of lant, more or less
with fra g house and stabling and othe,
outbuilcirgs thereon erected.
seized and tafen In execution as IN,
| pr Jperty Of jesse X Holton, Andrew /,
| Holton no w liam M. Helton and t. Is,
aid I'D ty
- THOMAS FORD, Sheriff,
81 Sh 30, Wilmington, So otember
isso. septs'esd Is
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Personal.

Miss Ida NJ Engle is visiting friends
in West Chester.
Rob.r. W. b rnie, who was Injured
by fall on Sunday week, continues in
a very critical condition.
R3bt. j. Jam2, Jr., Is tpsLding 8
fsR day Q in Maryland and West Var
MIA
Mr.. nd Mri Samuel Bancroft. with
con and daughter, have returned HON,
from Il cir sum mer tour abroad.
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The Iennis I tournament

LAST Saturday AFTERNOON closed the
lei nis tCuruautL. d tue grounds of the
Delaware Z eU C'un. with the un
finished doU tis match u Mresrs Remak
aud Cooper ynai5, 81 the Pa lad el ph.a
Cricket Cut, against q B, Davis, OF
thu LeAikh Unive. sity, end Leigh
BOusatl, Ct The Bal i,uore Cricket Club.
Remak ard CowprrgLait won by the
following tcIre e., AS, 81 Thi,
gives the m le chan plonship In dou
b 81 fo9 the Sou; h-rn 3 ates
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RemnyiIg The scenerY

Several mtn were At work this morn
ing at the A aGefcy of Music removing
ali the eceLely belonging 10 the house
from tie aia1e, to make room for the
elaborate sctLIc display and many
stage appoiu merits which will be u, ed
in the star ing me!o-lrama, "Ths
strar glers o: Paris" which commer CO
an engagement of three nights thi
evening.
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Eleventh Street Bridge.

Complaint Is made that the draw OF
Eleventh street bridge works so hard
that it takes the united Efforts Of three
men to turn it, arc that even then it /,
almost i'm possible to get it open in time
for vessel to pass through. The com
mittee Of the Levy Court should attend
to this matter, or 1t is possible thu
county may have to pay q bill for dam
lages.
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hairy sharpiey's Funeral.

We have been requested to announce
that there will be no religious tervices
at Old SWedes Church tomorrow on
the occasion of Harry Sharpiey's funer.
al. An opportunity will be given to
all who desire to geo the remains from
u to Q p. m, at the late residence oil
the deceased, 1l5 East Seventh street.
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Accidentally Shot.

Last Saturday evening while Richard
Durham, who resides at Maryland ave-
nue. and Sycamore street, was careles & v
handling q pistol it exploded and the
ball entered his hand about the centre.
passing upward toward the wrist,
where it lodged. The young man was
aiken to DIR. Bush's Office and an un.
successful attempt made TO find the
bal
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Arrested

James Coyle, OF $40 Chestnut street,
wss arrested on Saturday evening,
and brought before Squire O'Niell. who
held BIN in 500 bail TO appear before
the Municipal Curt, frat Monday In
October, on tho charge OF assault and
battery or j ,hn q. Barr.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-13

Mothers, 10 not let your darlings gu
fer with the hopping cough while Won
have remedy SO near at hand. Ust
DR., Rull's Cough Syrup, and the lit'l'
sufferer vii. socr lind relief. Price q
cents,
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Peaches SHIPPED.

Thirty-one car loads of peaches
passed through this city yesterday,
consigned as follows: Jersey City, g.
Philadelphia, IS; points west, s; and
Chester, 3. Tao total number of car
loads shipped thus far through and
to Wilmington IL 2,0O7
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To1,no. Promises 20 he fair AN
iath4 Gaj,r. &eGBes6ay fair viii
rising =npcIa:ure and q tender CO &
nioua -.
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Crsnor & Co., GIL Market street, are
Offering line Of ingram carpets at 81 a,
rcd uced from Doc. Also q beautiful
line Of Tapestry Bru ssels at 60c.
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A CADEMI or MUSIC.
"A DELAWARE AVE. AND TATSALr ST.
J SMITH, solo Lessee aud Mans4er
IL. heKIH.............,... acting Manager.
NUniay, Tuesday ami Wedr esdsy. Tho
Yrandeit O' all uelo-dramas. III erAli.
THE sTR3NGLEIiS OF PARIS
elots woLderln story Of Love. Romance
ami Parental Devotion. Zach Father for his
own Daughter. I 10 PARTISAN Hcmes Pa
th1- AID the Picture q1e. A Gteat Metro
L0Ii,an Company, including Mr. Frank n
Tanuehill DC 'Jagon." Car lead OF massive
| oriTlnal scenery.
Tt1rsddy, sept. - n, Marion Bo9th AM
| Jas. y. Barrogs In the comedy drama
TIE FLASH LIGaT"
September l. and Is special engsgensn
| Of tina Trag sdian Frederick Warte in Rich.
| ard W, lrgo mar ana Damon and Pythias
| II Aets on sale at the othce Of til
Theatre and Bayna-d's, Fifth and Marke
streets. Prices, 10 %, 8 and rs cents.
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smyth Post Camp fn'

The sixth annual camp o si III
Post, No. /, G. A r, Nv, y 4
Opera House last S''I Ia@,, [
vas well ATTENDED. JAM M
acted ~se as manager, da aa i
Gregg Greg and NJ. J. Hcponn,sh,sa
the Accomplishments Cd ao,s sru
very excellent ana ma and q
gram was presented, al si thsif
p pn,iitfl manner, TIC ~
by Captain CrosSl ,Ss SsI
and well merited .ne oresIt
With which it was e ! 1aul
s ~,,n closed with no . III :
entitled "Dutch justice, we,e 4
principal characters s%"1onol
: R amin and Ridg% 10y
entire nnir entertainmer.i, ~ s cSlai
reflects credit on on, ' liners
ranRements and all wv
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IyhEhIrFtS SALT by VI&tUk OF A
- writ Of Leyaria Facias. TO me erected,
Will be EXPOSED 10 public sale, at the holel
now occu, led by sob Hyatt, II stanton In
Mill Greco, NeS Casus COunty, pelaware,
IN MONDAY.
THE 18TH DAY Or SEPTEMBER, 1880,
at = O'Clock p. NJ,
The following ossciibed real estate, viz:
All that certain farm or tract of land
situate in Min Creek Hundred, county OF
new Castle and state OF Delaware, Ucund ed
and described as follows. TO wit:
Beginning at point In the middle OF the
public road leading IT. IN the Newark road
to Pleasant iii and distant from the point
Of intersection OF the centre line Of the lat
ter road with u Q centre line OF said Newark
road about q ~ 100 perches thence by lands
OF Sarah b. Armstrong south olM degrees
| east alb ut lO7 perches 10 a sake in thu
| col tire line Of the pubic road lea ling to q
| stake In The centre line OF tho pubic road
| leading to Milford Dress Roads. thence
| along the centre limo OF sail road north eng.
| degrees east 81 100 perches 10 a stake
thence north 65 degrees xest ID 100 percbe
| to stake, thence north ga degrees cas-
| ~ ~ leo perche3 TO a stake In line OF the
| LANDS OF alban buckingham, thence by
limo OF his lands 81 degrees west 1855 os'lO
perches to a sake In an Old stump, thence
| south o2k degrees west 10 Is 100 pefches to
| stone Ia the csntre of the Nesark road
| thence down the centre Of said road south z
| degrees east - pe1cheb 70 As.hhe'ahu thenO
Continuing down the centre line OF said rod'
south "a degrees east 40 10 porcbes 10
stake, being the point Of irterNeaon OF tn
centre limo Of said road with the centre lin
II the above mentioned road leading I
| Pleas nut Hill, and tnence along sid centr
line OF said last mentioned road about .
81 0 perches to the place Of beginning
containing g3 acres and 90 perchss, be tn
same more or less, with dwelling house, bar
and other outbuildings thereon erected.
Se.zad and taken In execution as the prop
eIty Of Faith Davis, administrative
Stepht n Davis, deceased, and Edith Davi
surviving NOR sgsgor, and I. US, and 10
sold by THJm AS tOhp, oherin.
sherIfi's Cttice, Wilmington, august q
ls.d aus eod-ts
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GRATEfUL-COM
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST.
BREAkFA5T.

"By 3 thoroux IN know ledge Of the nAlufi
laws which govern the operations OF digea.o.
And nutrition, And by careful application 0
he hne properties Of well selected Cocoon, Ar
tpps has provided or break f4s iables with
ielicAtely-navored beverage when nley tA-
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