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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-16
NEWS NOTES.

The carnival racing at Agricultural
Park tomorrow will consist of running,
pacing and trotting.
The Los Angeles Rife Club will hold
another shoot to-day at it's range. This
is the day for badge shooting.
A man named Mcdonald gave Sher-
wood & Sherwood bogus check yester-
day for $27.50. There is no trace of the
man.
Toy All Tun struck another Chinaman
over the head with an iron bar last night
and inflicted a serious wound. Both
were taken to the Police Station.
The full account of yesterdays Yum
Kippur services will be given in to-mor-
rows paper, as also will the meeting OF
the Board of Education held last evening.
Transfers of real estate yesterday
amounted to $171 ,243 and were 100 in
number. Of these 20 were for nominal
considerations and As were for more than
$1,000 each.
The Santa Monica Lowe Gas Co. in
corporated yesterday, with a capital
stock of $40, 900 and the following direc-
tors: VIM. S. Vawter, Jessup w. Scott,
L. E. Mosher, 7. S. G. Lowe and w. c.
Callahan.
The members and friends OF Plymouth
Church (Rev. Mr.. Wells, PASTOR will
worship to-day in the new and as yet
unfurnished chapel on York street. 1t
is designed specially for Sunday school
purposes, but will be used by the ccngre-
cation until such time as the main
structure can be erected. The assembly
room will seat about 400.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-16
Returned Home.

w. c. Gardenhire and wife, formerly
Miss Julia Wiseman, of Chattanooga,
Tennessee, are on visit to the mother
of Mrs. Gardenhire, Mrs. A. r. Wise
man, 62S Pearl street, this city. Previ-
GUS to her marriage Mrs. Gardenhire was
a resident of Los Angeles, and since her
marriage has visited every city of note
in the Eastern States, and says she has
found none like Los Angeles in beauty
and rapid growth. Three years since
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardenhire visited Los
Angeles and were quite familiar with the
city, but this trip is one OF astonishment
and surprise at the change from a com.
parative village to a metropolis, and YET
growing at the same rate, Judging from
the amount of distractions on the streets
and side walks throughout the city. There
are so many elegant structures in place
of insignificant houses, that few old
time landmarks remain.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-16
PERSONALS.

Hon. Alfred Orendorf, of Illinois, is at
the Westminster.
Mr.. d. J. Kraemer of Fullerton is in
the city on visit.
Mrs. T. w. Neely has gone to Santa
Barbara for her health.
Mrs. J. G. Pelton left for San Francisco
on Thursdays train to visit some four
weeks.
DR.. John P. Phister, wife and daugL-
ter, of Maysville, KY, are registered at
the Hotel Westminster.
Colonel Rogers, Commander of the
Department of Colorado. is in command
of Grand Canton Arapahoe, of Denver.
Gen. E. M. Sanford, of Los Nietos, has
Just returned from San Francisco where
he and Mrs. Sanford have been visit
ing.
Hon. T. Gafey of the State Board Of
Supervisors is in Los Angeles. Mr..
Gaffey has stood most nobly by his con-
stituents in all parts Of the district, and
really deserves an ovation at their hands.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-16
- Paints. Oils and yarnssbes.

P. H. Matthews, corner Second and Los An
geles streets Speciality, the finest quality OF
mixed pailts, st. Louis lead and Eastern oil
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-16
Rirthday Presentation.

A happy little affair took place at the
Office of the County Tax Collector last
Thursday evening, where a few friends
gathered to witness the presentation to
Col. A. H. Miller, Past Post Commander
of Frank Bartlett Post, of an elegantly
designed gold-headed cane and G. A. r.
badge. emblematic of his rank. Col.
Sam Prayer officiated. and in his original
and happy style made the presentation
speech, which was feelingly responded
to by the recipient. The cane was ele-
gantly carved. and bore the following in
scription: Presented to Capt. A. H.
Miller. P. P. G. of Frank Bartlett Post
No. 6, of L. A., by Will HI. Voorhees,, of
Lincoln Post No. l, of S. F., Sept. 1888" :"
After the presentation the party adjourn
ed for refreshments, where appropriate
toasts and congratulations were in order.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-16
LECK-MOTT.
Henry Wander Leck to Wed Wis
Ge0rgie Nett.

Henry Wander Leck to Wed Miss
Georgie Nett.
1t has been known for some weeks
past among the friends of the young
people that on the first day of next month
Mr.. Henry Wander Leck would lead to
the hymeneal altar pretty and captivating
Miss George Mott, the daughter of
Colonel T. D. Mott, of this city. The
suspicious event is now formally
announced in the wedding cards
which are already on all the tables of
the society people of Los Angeles. The
high contracting parties are both natives
Of the Golden West, both born here in
Los Angeles, where they have grown up
together. The event will be most in
teresting one, and both the young people
who are exceedingly popular in this city
are receiving endless congratulations
and of the warmest kind. If their days
are as bright as their virtues deserve,
there will be only sunshine in them all.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-16

Where shall take my lunch? At the vienns
Buffet
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-16
A TEN-POUND GIRL.
That is what RejOices the Home of
MF. Hall.

Yesterday there arrived at the home Of
Charles Victor Hall little visitor which
eclipses the whole 1. o. o. F. delegation.
At least that is what happy Mrs. Hall
thinks about it. The stranger is a fine,
healthy baby girl, whose beautiful but
strange eyes look SO inquisitively forth
into the beautiful new world in
which their new owner finds herself.
MIR. and Mrs. Hall have no end of friends
in Los Angeles and congratulations are
many and warm on all sides. May the
newcomer find the world always beauti-
full and friends plenty in all her paths
through life. May all her days be as
bright and sunny as that which ushered
her in upon the threshold of existence in
sunny Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-16
Mexican Indepen ndence.

The festivities in connection with the
celebration Of Mexico's independence
we're commenced last night by grand
ball at the Turn -Verein Hall. 1t was a
very elaborate affair, the hall being hand
somely decorated and filed with the elite
of Spanish-American society. The Com
mittee OF Arrangements had everything
in excellent order and the evening passed
off without hitch. To-day picnic will
be given in the Arroyo Seco, at which
dancing, music and orations forI. the
programme.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-16
odd Fellows, Attention!

Don't fail to call at our Office and be
driven to the Wolfskill Orchard tract
and see the Southern Pacific grand
arcade passenger depot. also the future
business centre of Los Angeles. Los
Angeles Land Bureau, 20 West First
street. ]. w. Frink, President.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-16
Undelivered TeIegrams.

Undelivered kilograms at the Western
Union Telegraph Office, No. Court
street. at 10 p. M. September 18th: E..
G.. Bray, O. Cole. Jake Skillard, Jos.
Metzle, j. D. Miller, w. A. Barley, Col.
i. Hunter. Fred Knoll.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-16
The Circus Rack.

Robinson q Heikes' circus, which
played here to good business for two
weeks, has returned from San Diego,
and other points. 1t has spread its can
vass on Hill street, near Sixth, where
they will show for week.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-16

Is the only known to 9TH powder which whitens
and cleanses the teeth without injury. 1t
hardens and beauties the gums and lends to
the breath delicate fragrance. 1t is for sale
by all the leading druggists.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-16
THAT LITTLE
BOY

Who into last Saturday night
clothing for himself living example the confidence
confde The incident worthy brief will
furnish moe food reflection Not
the subject this marches into the with
dignity of gentleman straight through the Mems and Youths Depart
he dashed by the till he reached the BOYS
DEPARTMENT. without hesitation he asked the salesman
show him Of those suits exhibited middle window.
Six styles presented selected Anything
the salesman eyes replied he I pair those
pants for little BROTHER aged five years. The transaction
eted the salesman made the customary remark eff the goods
satisfactory to them
money! "O said the 81 know that Papa buys
and he treated politely.
SIR Comment is not needed except that
late this dminue aud simple circumstance that strengthens ties
OF business friendship
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-16
n. r.
OFFICE OF PASADENA GRAND OPEsA)


No. 4S North Spring street, Los Angeles, Cal.>
Sealed bids and proposals will be received un
til September 20, 1888, tor leasing the theate
portion of the Opera House building in Pasa
dena for three years from date Of completion
Right reserved to reject any and all bids. Ad
dress all communications to
F. MINoTT WARD, Secretary and Treasurer
P. 0. box 655, Los Angeles, Cal.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-16

DR.. p H Flynn, v. S., proprietor of Maud
Liniment for Man and Beast and Flynns BLOOD
Purifier for the Horse, at 1O4 North Main street
room 25 Agents wanted.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-16
Father Nicholas

''Tansili's Punch'' sc. Cigar,
North Spring st.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-09
Municipal Court.

At last evenings session OF Munioi'
pal Court John Reed was charged with
vARrsnoy and sentenced to thirty days
In New Osstle jail John Dugan, drunk,
was fined 81 and costs.
At this mornings session Lewis Coz
was Arraignsd on the charge Of the lar
osny OF an overooAt, worth Si7, from
Justis & Davidson.
Thomas III. Wilson, oolored, the
kee per of n second hand store at No
l08 TItnAll street, testified that he had
purchased the GOAT for S2. but could L o.
Identify OK as the man from whom be
bought the coat. lie did not know Oo1
ha said, though he might have seen hiu
b fore.
Sergeant B j. MoVey was oAlled and
testified that Wilson had told him tha
Lswis Cox was the name oil the man b,
boughi the o1at from.
George Justie, OF tine firm of Justis
Davidson was called, but stated that b.
could not identify the coat rs the on
taken from their store. II WAS tb
same style, s.z6 and kind, ana his firu
WAS the only one In the city selling tha
make OF COATS, bat he could not sweG
that was the coat stolen,
Cox was held in $500 bail for fuI
ther hearing to morrow n orning. Their
Is another charge against him OF steal
ing a cOSt from the Wilmington Cloth
Ing House.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-09
the opera nouso.

List ght tie Atkinson g. Cook
Stock Company presented 40" to de
lighted audience. Annie louise Amei
and Th0mss T. Lea, in the leading
chArsct srs Of the piece, acquitted them
selves IN . manner that at once save
them tha right TO be olassed rs actor
far above she ordinary. The othei
members OF the company were good
and the piece Was certainly presented
In an excellent manner At the mail
nee on Saturday . beautiful souvenir
will be presented TO each LADY, In The
shape of q photograph OF Miss Ames
To- night tie Peep 0'Day Boys" vii
he given. To morrow evening "Tht
Marble Heart" Saturday matinee
40" and Saturday evening "Rober
MacAir" and q roaring farce. This com
pAuy ID decidedly the best over seen l.
this city at popular pric 3, and deserve
crowded houses. Those desiring t
witnesB frstelass plays by An excel
lent COMPANY, At Cheap prices, should
not fail 10 attend the Opera House thi
week
Daily Republican., 1888-02-09
LAyV UOuFt

The Levy Court OF New Castle county
relssembIsd at 1.39 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. The amounts due from late
collectors were, for the year 1856, John
b Letevre, Jr., Peuoster, 1892 a. Par
mel J Lynch, 81. Georges, 81, 376 81; r.
7. Perry, Appoquinimink, t920 ~ Re.
ceived on nc ,ouut of taxes for 1887 ::
BrGndywine. $9,037; Chrlstisna, tl0,.
600; Wilmington, S6s $50, New Castle,
tl2 600; viii Creek, IS 100; White Clay
Creek. $4,000; Peuclder, 81 500; Rcd
Lion, 81. 800; St.. Georges, $40 900.
This mornings Esss'on was Occ 1pied
by the examination OF the sssessmen
lists. Those OF Appoquinlmlnk, PEN
cAder and ChristiAnA hundreds were
completed, and ths assessors for those
hundreds wera, on motion, discharged.
No other business came up a;the morn
ing session,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-09
News Summary.

John L Nally lived alone in cabin
near San Diego, California, and while in
the delIrum OF typhoid fever rushed Into
thicket, and when found, the next day,
his clothing had been torn from him and
the skin literally scratched from his BODY
He died soon after being found.
d Il. Locke, editor OF the Blade, oil
Toledo, Ohio, Ia reported to be dying OF
consumption He Is well known uLder
the nom de plume of Petroleum v.
Nasty
Paul KrausE. arrested for burglary In
Baltimore about ten days ago, was yes
terday convicted and sentenced 10 the
penitentiary for eight years.
Yesterday was General Sherman's 6s th
birthday, and a number Of friends called
upon him at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, In
New York, to congratulate him.
John Currie, a farmer, shot and killed
Henry Main, private banker, in Gait,
Onts Ito, yesterday morning, and then
committed suicide.
Stephen j. Meaney, managing editor o'
the Waterbury (COunecticuD Evening
Democrat, author and Iiish patriot, died
yesterday.
At BroAdlAnd, Illinois, on Tuesday
the burrstone of q corn mill exploded,
killing two men and fatally inJuring two
others.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-09
FOURTH EDITION
Dots.


The Delawste's new truck horses
wsre given exercise TO the truck this
morning. They act almost like 'vet-
Grams"
Mr.. Thomas Mitchell. the we'll known
undertaken. has purchased the resi,
denoe OF Mr.. Bsdenkop; on Madison
street near Delaware avenue. Terms
private.
A horse attached to mix wagon
fall on the ioe At the corner Of Fifth
aud ss'~'"v streets this morning, and
wAsu > rise until It had been IN.
hafnetsed.
After condemnation Of other burning
oils try Astral Oh The purest and safest.
James Belt, apothecary, sole agent,
Sixth and Market streets AK your gro
Ger for 1t
The Rev. John II. Howard, Of Brldge.
Vile, will preach at the Dover M
Church on Sunday on accolut Of the
critical illness OF Mrs. Terry, the wife
OF the pastor.
The Rev. Robsrt W Todd, at present
pastor OF Snow Hill NJ. n. Church, has
sIRniaed his willin sness to accept the
call extended by the NJ. K. Church ai
Ohestertown, Nd.
Cards are out for the marriage OF B
Lupdy Kent, the we'll known lumbsr
m merchAnt OF this city, And Miss Maggie
Harrissn, OF Auaustiue, Brandy wine
Huudred, on February IA. The cere
mony will be performed In St John'l
P. E Church, OF which Miss HArriRAr
10 . member.
MIcljah Hancock. Of Mopon, Ind.
has lat celebrated his 100.h birthday,
ae rays be is a grandson OF John Han
cock, of Declaration Of Independen "
fame, aud was born in Sussex, Del, or
Jan. 8, 1888. He served in the war o
1919, has rsared eight ohildreu; and hal
Ill grandchildren and grsst.grand
oail6 rem living.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-09
THIRD EDITION.
Penlu salA Itsms

St Jones riveri Il now navlRsbl from
Dover 10 the DelA sare bay, and the lm
provsmept and Trsnsy ortAtion Oou
pAny are ocDtsmplst n bu u'lding 20J
ton stesmer, TO trade between Dover
and Pail al, lphi1. The success OF the
steamer Mary U Citizens, noS on the
route, has 60 courAged all the friends OF
the ent, rprise,, the great reduction ID
freigbts causing much produces ana
merchandise 10 40 that way.
The wife Of tbs Rev. T E. Terry, Of
Dover. lie alarniugly Ill. Sunday
morning public pray srs were efsred III
her henAlf, and evening services were
entirely dispensed with, her physicians
fearing ths noise Of the ttrvce-the
churc1 edihce Adjoiping The parsonage
might pEG duce serious results. MRS
Terry gave birth to . daughter IL days
age.
a MsrylAB Farm ers Club has given
Ihe 90, OF raising acres Of q cDnstoti
at $500 net proht per acre at b2B 3bi enc
the cost 6f raising 5 acres of tu tAr corr
500, net profit per acre $27 30. Tn
yield OF the tomatoes wss placed at tel
tons and the tugar corn 81 four ton
per acre.
" uuNt huo W AN-''
Conner, $500 has besn paid on Leipsi
NJ. e Church this yeAr, thus freeing
from all debt, and the debt Of $500 o
the church NJ Little Crock has teen II
duced 20 $50 The pastor 10 hopefi
also that his benevolert collections wi
also come up to the standard.
Miss Martha II. Oomegys, daughtl
OF Colonel William II. Comegys,
Gfeensborough, and William Ore
were married in the GreenssorouRh \
e. church on Tuesday evening, Jan
Ary 3lst.
Thomas PeArce and Miss MARY
Ferguson, both Of Uocilton, Oet
County, we're married at the bride
parents, on the 3lst of January,
Rev. e. O. Atkins.
Hope II. Barroll, Esq, ard M
Margaret Wetherel, both OF Chest
town, ~ere married today in the P.
shurch of that town.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-09
A snArp Fight.

Our Newport correspondent brings us
the startling news Of Staging match
between two heavy weights OF that
quiet little village last Monday after
noon, N which three rounds Wer,
fought, and ended in the victory Of th'
200 pounder. l: sppeaIs that Mr.. -
and Mr -, who, by the way
are strict church members O
the Methodist bnd Episcopal chuTchea
respectively, met accidentally, wher
she conversat on was begun by th'
Methodist gentleman saying to To,
other: "Mr. -, your wife has beer
tslkiug very dierespectfully abou; me,
and then before be hAd Q chance to ge
In smother word the ether replied
"You Are liar and then both cliuoh
ed, the fight euGlnR Hs above stA:ed.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-09
- -
EAVOrtnR .yohnaon

Says a MeiiA special of Tuesday even.
ing: Information was received here
this afternoon that Alexander Pritch'
ard, the "prize witness" of Officer Alex
auder in the 5harpless murder case,
vas convicted this Afte, noon In tht
Quarter Sessions CT Philadelphia, oil
highway robbery, together With Wi
liam Brisby, his pal. On the trial
PrItchard sWore point blank he did moi
know Ftisby. The conviction OF to d Ay
shows their completely in the robbery
OF Weyl, and has greatly tended to hi
minish coma len ca 10 the verdict RRains
johnson, rs PritchaTd has always main
tAined he was inRoctnt Of the crime
Daily Republican., 1888-02-09
sArcnade ent tlAcknird

M.ss Lottie Robinson, Of this city
WAS married on Wednesday, January
25th, At B,srkblrd. On Thursday nigh
.he yopng men OF the nelshbortood OF
zan!z I'd aud terensded Mr.. and Mrs
B-ocksop at their residence near b Ack
oird, in trne oalathumplan style At
Ter about h,lf sn hour OF tho most
heartrending uslc, In which the bsst
noteg Of the "hoFge eddie" ~ere promi
nent, the sereuad.ra were treated to re
treah rents.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-09
Murdar Dy BurRlars

Amos j. Snell, one Of the largest real
estate owners in Chicago, heard burg,
lars in his residence on Tuesday night,
and taking y revolver went Gown stairs,
and, 1T is supposed, Grad shot through
the door. The burglars opene1 the
door and returned the FIRE.
The bullet, striking the weod work
and rabonnding, hit Mr.. Stell In tn,
breast, He then ran toward the rear
of the hail. The burglars must have
followed him and shot agAip, for IN,
murdered man was found at the hea
OF the basement stairs, with bulle
hole lust behind the ear.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-09
hear,v KI,ied noz.

Ohris,ian Hoelcher, a butcher, was
ntATly killed ON Saturday evening by
a two -year-oli Newfoundland dog,
which he had to guard his premises IL
81. Louis st night. The msn's breast
arm and eidea were fearfully torn By
the dog, aud the mans lie was only
saved by his wiie's prssGues OF mini
She had hatcher knife, but etiag uu-
able to use 1t without danger 10 bpi
husband, h che passed It to him, and HI
ont the dogs throat, xii ing ths aIi uaf
u lelcher'a renovRry IL lOuhtinl.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-09
Keese's DoupieI,iig.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. Henry K.
Reese. the comic ential bo0kSeepsr aud
cashier OF tho Continental Hotel, who
was arrested yasierIsy for embezz ling
$40 600 frosn his empl yerp, hns made a
full confession. He had led double
life fer ysar past, aud while IN QUE
section Of ths city he was known ns a
highly respected cltsz N, 10 another he
WAs known as Harry. Rses," disui.
pated and wealthy man.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-09
GRAND OPENING
HAMBURG EMBRO|DER|ES,

Months ago we began to make ar
rangements whereby we should be en-
abled to offer to the ladies of Wilmington
a line of Hamburgs, far surprising any
thing ever before attempted in this mar
Iket. In order to do this it was necessary
THAT we should reach first hands, the
manufacturers in st. Gall, Switzerland.
Having made our arrangements with two
| of the best houses represented in Ameri-
lea, we now have the pleasure Ofanounnc-
ling that tomorrow morning we shall put
on display one of the finest and best
lines of Hamburgs ever offered in this
i market, comprising only GOOD QUALITY
) ICambric and Nainsook Edgings, Insert
slings,an a full line of allwidth FlOuncings.
We desire to call particular atten-
Ition to these goods, as being superior to
!. most of the goods handled by import
! lers and .jobbers.
|: The quality of the work is fine. The
1Iquaity of the Cambria and NainsOok is
hIsuch as ladies like, and the prices are be-
4 lyond question lower than ever before for
:.lsuch fine grade OF goods; in fact you
n Twill have no need to buy the coarse, trashy
s goods, so frequently offered at low
i Iprices, for you can now buy good quality
' las cheap.
The patterns were selected with great
E care, none of which have been or will be
n. seen in this market outside of our store
es The extensive alterations we have
q made, nearly doubling the size of oul
ssss store room, enables us to give an entire
e counter to these goods, giving fine dis
/; play andmaking an examination of them
ii easy.
We also open to-day ournew Frencl
;;;% lSateens, of which we show over 100 differ
$ss ent designs, and of the finest makes i'm
sas ported. This line of goods comprises man,
y that cannot be duplicated.
The Weput on sale to-day 600 pairs @
q, ladies' full regular made pin stripe Hos
I at l9 cents per pair; regular price all tn
thine, % cents. You can save money b
Fl buying few pairs of these stocking
r.. now Call and see us.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-09
roEarty Aud Gailsunsr TO right.

CLEVELAND. Fsb. "a habt to n
fuish with two ounce gloves between
jack Fo1Arty and Rsddy Gallagher, OF
this city, has been srrauRed. Tho
ight. which will be governed by Mar
quiB OF Q leeDsbury rules. will take
place on boat on t1e Ohio river, near
Pitteburg, March 81, and will bs for q
puIss Of not less than 81 600, seventy
Ave per cent of which will 90 TO the
winner. FoRarty viii be required to
come to middle weight.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-09
rne NonpnreIl.r ssv.ntn.

The Eonpateil Association will give
their seventh annual masquerade ball
In the GermAn Hall on Friday evening
next. The mAquersdfrs will meet IN
the pa,iors CT the Fame Hose Company
al S O'Clock, and pro coed to the hall 10 ,
body, headed by b:Ass band, Tickets
so cent?; ladies' attending unmarked, l!
cents Each lady on the mara will re
celve handsome pro ram.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-09
Expert Accountant WORK

The Illustrated leJtures of Professor
William A. Reynolds, expert acoaunt,
ant, the practical, business experience
OF the principal, and the actual husi
ness transactions OF the students la the
bus!pess offices OF the Wilmington
Conmercial College, L ghth ard Mar
ket streets, make Thai Institution the
place Tor = thorough business eiuca
ticu.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-09
Cared ThrouEn Earne.t PRAYER.

AKRON, Onto. Feb. 8-John S'u.z
age b3, who has for mon hs been unable
TO move because OF serious spinAl
trouble, oAused so7Be in reviva
meeting tC-algtt by Walking into
church apparently as well as ever, Hs
says that this afternoon, while al
aloue, he prayed to God to bs healed
and 10 feS minutes his naiura
streng h was restored TO hin.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-09
Earn sold

The stro1d farm, near Iron Hil1 s a
tl1n. on the p W & b. railroad, con.
taining 165 ncres, NJ situsted In Cecil
county, MI, aud rs 10 New Caste
cluuty, Del, and improved by n man
sion houte, farm house, tenant house
and outbuildIngs, also peach and apple
orcbard, was sold to-day 70 Jhn g. -ok
of New CASTLE. county, D,l., tor $49. 20
an acre, or S., ,22S7J Ritoeetber.