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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-12-13
Secretary

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a The rear trucks Of tho tender an(
5thc front trucks at the baggage car ot
4the east bound train, left the track a
silc section house here last Sunday
mornin@ in pulling off the side TRACK
TO the main line. No damage wa,
Hone other Than to delay the train q
few minutes. Ii had the effect. how.
ever of collecting a large crowd,
While the smallest villages in the
aS0uth were showing some tokens OF
RESPECT fer the dead ex-presidrnt OF
sthc Conrcderacy the Mayor of Scran-
stoll, took no official notice of tlc event.
Whether it was the spiritual fumes Of
3Smouldering Rcpublicanism, or thai
he wa. ton busy ueglccting his books,
land forgetting earthly things general
llv, will perhaps never he known, but
Ihe missed a splendid opportunity of
a graceful aud Il decent thing.
Mr.. f. Schmidt, wheelwhrighl,I
|lias opened a shop adjoining Mr., NJ. f.
|Russcll's blacksmith shop, on Dclmas,
|avcnuc, where he is prepared TO do all
Kinds of wood work in lis line. lie
win make wagons, carts, rcpair bug-i
.gieS and vehicles of all kinds on short
notice, in the best style, and at very
reasonable prices. Give him Il trial
lie guarantees satisfaction.
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LAND NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, MISS
November %, 1883.

LAND OFFICE At JACKSON, Mss, I
November %, 1883. !
Notice is hereby given that tue follow
settler has filed notice of his
Intention TO make final proof m support
lot his claim, aud that sand proof will Ice
made before the Judge or in his absence
wv. NJ. Denny, Clerk of the Circuit Court
lof jackson county, at Scranton, Miss, on
January Is, 1890, VIZ: Benjamin Brown
homestead eutry No. 20.433, for the south.
west I, northeast t, south !. northwest t.
northwest I, northwest t, section 2or
township 3. south range 6 west.
He names the following witnesses ia
prove his continuous residence upon aud
cultivation Of said land, viz: Albert
John GOss, Lewis j. Ferrill aud
Singleton FeFril. all of Americas p. o.
jackson county, Miss.
X. G. KERR, Register.
November %. 1SS9. got
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ORR DEAD fHIErTIIH.

Al n meeting IN this place on We'll
Snesday Ia cOmmrnOratIOn Of the bu
E liaI Of Hon, Jefferson Davis Tic fol
Glowing proceedings were had:
IA Dr. II. l.. Ilowz", an aged cx-Con
Y fedcraie soldier, was elected Chair
Eman, and Mr.. john Hill, secretary
an appropriate aud feeling
kspccch by The chairman, a commute,
M0n resolutions, composed Of Mcssr,
E. Bloomfield, j. X. Mcleod, w. NJ
Ward, Geo. w. O'Ncill and A. Blu
mer, was appointed, who drafted an(
presented the following which wert
unanimously adopted:
q WHEREAS, death has called FROM
#lhis life 10 a higher one that pure and
SlncorrHptible patriot and noble chris
stian gentleman, Hon. Jefferson Davis
Sbe il
Il ReSOlced, Thatin the death Of JEFF
SfcrSOn Davis u " loved State has
lost her grandest son, aud the United
States a soldier and statesman. who
alike in field and forum shed lustcr
ION himself and country.
ReSOlCed, That his dignIficd and he
role bearing, both in time of victory
land glory, and IN the hour of defeat
and sorrow, justified the tender alice
tion aud love in which lie is held by
those who made him !heIr trusted
Header, and should entitlc him to the
esteem and admiration of all who can
appreciate rue greatness.
ReSOlred, That We extend 10 his be-
srcaved family oul most profound and
Heartfelt sympathy, aud to-day, with
countless others, we minglc our tears
lovcr the ashes OF the reyercd and IL
slIstriuus dead.
A copy of The aboye resolutions
lwerG ordered sent to the New Orleans
Times Democrat and Picdyune and
s~Pascdgoula DEMoCRAT-STAH, aud the
secretary vas instructed 10 forward
an attcsted COPY to Mrs. Davis.
An entertainment will be given to-
night (Friday) by the Earnest Work
lens, at The residence Of Mr.. +. IL. Viii
|son, for the benefit of the Presbyle-
|rlan parsonage. A musical concert
by the little folks will be managed byI
Miss Alice Hyatt. A recitation by|
Mrs. George O'Ncill. Gumbo will bel
served. Admission 10 cents.
c. L. S. G.. programme, December
Is, 1899:
Music-Instrumcntal. Organ andE
v%iolins.
Roll Call-Givc some interesting
event in Roman history.
Minutes.
Paper--Lcgcndary History of Rome.
Music-Snng.
Papcr-The Roman Army and ITS
Mode of Warfare.
Music-Instrumontal.
Table Talk Standing Armies 1;
Modern Modes of Warfare.
General Business.
Music Chorus.
Report of Magnolia (WoOd's) Pub
ic School for the month of November, I
$3.50:
............ .... 4O
average attendance ... 49,. 80
tardy .... -. ....... 81
Time lost by tarlincss (min.) -. .l5
VISITS RECEIVED.
County Superintendent 20
Trustees .... .... ~
Patrons Of School 49,. 20
ROLL OF HONOR,
Laura Dudley, George Dudley,
Amclia Carlisle, Mary Florence, Joe
florence, Grace Goodc, Ellen Goodc,
Duke Goodc, David GOodc, EdwardE
ones, John Jones', Robert McFarlanr,
Wiley McFarlanc, Burisa McFarlane,
'earl McFarlanr, Robert Sheppard,
Wilkinson, Malcom Mcleod.
CLARA l.. WILCOX, Principal.
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LAND NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, Miss.
November Z. 1889.

November {, 1889. !
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has fled notice of hi
Intention to make fnal proof in supper
of his claim, aud that said proof will b
made before the Judge or in his absence
wv. NJ. Denny, Circuit Clerk Of jackson
mo. 1854. for the northeast quarter, SEQ
|tIon 10, township {, south range 4 west.
He names the following witnesses ID
prove bis continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of said land, viz: Franz
|Dickin, Samuel II. Dickiu, Edward w
Davis and Hugh Hinton. all Of Americas
~. o Jackson county, Miss.
r. G. KERR, Register.
November ;, lsc9. Rot
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moss DEPARTMENT.
LOCAL DIRECTORY.
ChurcheS

1 METHoDIsT-Rev. J.. Galley, pastor
SPreaching every Sunday. Prayer meet
lng every Thursday evening.
PRESBYTERIAN Rey. ID. o. Byers. pas
tor. Preaching every Sabbath Pray Ell
injecting every Wednesday night.
Preaching at Scranton every third sun
lday at ! p. m.
B~APT1sT-Elder 0. d. Bowen, pastor
preaching first Sabbath in each month
Iand Saturday night preceding.
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IN MEMORIAL M.
HALL or GULF LODGE, 2L3i. X. OF II.
Moss Point, Miss, Nov, %, 1899.

A HALL or GULF LODGE. 2l3i. K. OF II. I
\ Moss Point, Miss, Now %, 1899. {
Il WHEREAS, In the Providence of God
sour brother, Daniel X. McInnis, has beer
Stakem from our midst, and
WHEREAS, 1t is due TO our deceased
sbrother that we join in plying our trib
lutte thereto,
ResoIred, therefore that in the death of
four btloved brother, Daniel X. McInnis,
fthis Lodge has lost a most valued member,
sthe community an honest an worthy
s%citizen, and his family an afectinuate and
skind hearted husband, father, son, and
sbr0thcr.
Resolrcd, That We deeply sympathisc
with the widow and children in thoir sad
land sudden bereavement, and mingle our
stears with theits'in their irreparable loss,
ALSO that we extend to his mother, broth
scrs aud sisters our earnest sympathy in
Z the loss of an honored relative.
As a tribute to his memory it is hereby
ordered that these resolutions DO spread
on the minutes, and our Reporter be dl
ERECTED to forward Il copy to the afflicted
Family, and to the DEMOCRAT-STAR fWI
publication.
CIIAS. Fl. WOOD,
W. NJ. WARD,
GEO. w. O'NEILL,
Committee.
December Is, 1899. 45-lt
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LAND NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE At JAeKsoS, Mss

LAND UFFICk At JACke0Ni us (
November I, 1879. I
Notice is hereby givea that the follow
ing uamed settler has dled notice Of hi
Intention 10 make fnal proof IN support
.of his claim, aud that said proof viii b,
made before the Register and Receiver ri
jackson, Miss, on December u, lss9, viz
.Hulhaui Parker. homestead entry. No
'lf,246, for the sonth half, lots I aud 9 sec
|fion u aud uoith bali, northeast qHarter
session -. township 2. south range west
He uames the following witnesses q
prove BIS continuous ressdencs upou and
.culfiVafion Of sald land. viz Thoms Nj
'neil. J.. ". RodgcH W. p. wilkins and
william Fsirly. an 81 fairicS r. o. JACK
.suh couufy. MIS-.
r. c. RERR. Register
November I. 1--1 J6t
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PERSONAL. GENERAL
And other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.

1t is awful dull.
The boys are still on a hunt,
Mr. G. w. Robinson was here this
week,
~ large stock of Fancy Candies al
Bros.
Mr.. j, L. Dan!zlrr visited New Or
,lcans this week.
More new goods received this week
Iat Cowau Bros.
Mr.. E. W...Manahan visited Mobile
this week on business.
Goods for Christmas are being re-
atJohn r KrebS'.
Mrs. Freeman Sellers, OF Clinton,
Miss, visited the family of MI. II. NJ.
.CHdabac last week,
Mr.. w. j. Wren, of Mobile, in the
employ Of the Pascagonla Lumber
Co, was in town this week.
A large number of our citizens wcnl.
over "Wednesday TO New Orleans toI
the funeral Of Mr.. Davis.
Bcv. o. ID. Bowen will preach inI
the Baptist Church Saturday night at
Z 80 aud at II o'clock, Il. M, on Sui
day.
The schooner j. J. Driscoll is load-I
ing with 10000 feet Of lumber att
the l.. n. Dantzlcc Lumber Cos mills
for Biloxi.
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PAsCAGOgLA BUILDING AND LOAN AssO.
CATION.
Business Meeting wednesday Wight.


Pursuant 10 previous notice tic
stockholders OF The ~pasragrula Build
ling and IOan Association met at fac
Court llonsc on Wednesday night al
u 30, +. X. Mayors Chairman, and
Frank Casper Secretary. The min
luics of last meeting were read and APP
proved. The election Of Ten Directors
was held with the following result J:
+. ID. BECIIT,
M ALTMAN,
L. X. MAYERs,
FRANK CASPER, JR,
john FOSTER,
w. NJ. DENNY,
J. l., DANTzLER.
J.. N. D~ANTzLgR,
WILL PARHAM,
Gro. w. TAGGART,
A meeting of the Board Of Directors
is called to meet on Monday night
10Th inst, in the DEMrCRAT-STAR off,
flee for the purpose Of preparing andI
adopting The bylaws of the Associa-.
ZION. A full attendance Of the Dill
rcctory is urgently requested. Mlet-'
ing at 739 p. M.
7. X. MAYERS,
Chairman,
FRANK CASPER, JR., (
Secretary. \
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PostntIice and Mails.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
From ScrdHton---Arrives ut s:25 T.. anc
Ii;l5 pm. Departs at 10 AIN. and 81;
Ip. m.
Leakesrille R0ute--Arrives on Wedncs.
days and Saturdays at II am. Departs
ou Wednesdays and Saturdays at II m.
A. BLUMER p. NJ.
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SANTA CLUAS IN 4 R

Fine Candies, Groceries, Fine La
dies, Childreu's aud Gents Shoes, al
John f. Krebs', per Santa Claus.
Don't forget the Entertainment
'given by The Earnest Workers at tho
residence of Mr.. f. II. Wilson, TO-
Admission ten cents.
The l.. N. Danlzlcr Lumber Co.
four cars with 5000 feet lum.
.bcr for Louisville. The firm ships, on
an average four car loads a week.
Mr.. Will Watkins left Monday fol
Florida, the Gland of Flowers" in tho
interest of his "eloding' house. vii
will return in time TO take turkey will
Ihis family.
There are some of the Moss Poinl
."blools" that attend the G. i. S. Q
hat should read George Washing
IONS rules on good behavior and
profit thereby.
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LAND NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON. Miss. !
NOVembpi. II 1RR0 {

November Is, 1889.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of his
Intention to make final proof in support of
IBIS claim, and that SAID proof will be made
the j"dge, or in bis absence the
CleIk at Scranton, Miss, ON De-
2SF 1889, viz: James Bradley,
Homestead No, 1896, for the west I
northwest t, southeast northwest t,
northwest / section "a. town
3, south range g west.
He names the following witnesses to.
prove his continuous residence upon, aud
cultivation of said land, viz: Mathew
Scruggs, Frank Morris, jordan Ashley aud
Borden, all of Three Rivers z. o.,
Jackson county, Miss.
X. C. KERR, Register.
Nov. Is, 1889. 35-6t
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OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL,
OCE.E.R- Springs. MISS.
ON THE BEACH.
+. FRYE. Proprietor
Mineral Waters Analysed by DIR
Joseph Jones, of New Orleans.
TIE HEALTHnEsT AND PLEAsASTEsi
RESORT OF ANY SOUTHERN COAST.

Ffnesf Fshiur Hunting aud Drives
ms Cammodisus Hafd hss lust hccn rrftte,
With Hot Water HeaferA NcW Carpets In halls ans
.suarfmenfs and other usnderu couveuiencea.
Famfiss boarded 81 reasonable rates
.uesf % Acee@madaucua fer IpHrtstel
| c.--eretaI Travellers aad F-reapeetsru-
Oct. = 49,. 9iy
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DON'T FORGET

1That COwan Bros. is the place TO get
FyOur Fireworks and CHRISTMAS Goods
and Fancy Groceries.
There is 10 be an entertainment al
ihe residence Of Mrs. Borden Thurs
sday, December 18th, for the benefit OF
tho Methodist Parsonage. Admission
10 cents.
Misses Ruth Denmark and Maggie
McInnis paid a short visit TO friends
aud relatives in this place Saturday
last, returning Sunday evening.
zThcse yonng ladies are teaching school
in the neighborhood of Americas.
Grand Entertainment aud Banner
presentation by ladies of Eseaiawpa
10 Escatawpa Lodge, No. 3,ll5, X. OF
H., followed by a grand Christmas
ball, given a; X. Of II. hall, Escaiaw-
Ina, jackson county, Miss, Deccmber
ia, 1889.
PROGRAMME.
WELCOME Ole By Lodgt
Banner Presentation eel. BY Ladies
Christmas Song.
Grand Ball.
Substantial refreshments served al
reasonable raies. Dnors open az Z p
IN, performance commences a. $50
Gents tickcis. 80 cent?, ladies free
sTickeis Tor sale al stores ia MOs'
Point aud al the door.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-22

The new White Star steamer Teutonic
was launched Saturday morning from
the Queens Island yard, Belfast. ireland
The companion ship, Majestic. of the
same style and size, is still on the stocks.
but will be launched and completed il is
expected, in time for use the coming sum.
mer. The length of these ships is 5Sa
feet, which makes them The longest YES.
sells adoati breadth, 81 feet 6 inches
depth 80 feet 4 inches, with gross ton.
mage Of nearly 10000 tons They are
built OF Siemens. Martin steel. and are
furnished with two Independent sets OF
triple expansion engines, driving twin
propellers with manganese bronze blades.
In form and construction of huh they
possess the distinctive features Of their
predecessors. the Adriatic Britannia.
Germanic, etc Moreover while they are
similarly subdivided by athwartship
hulkheads, they are also constructed
with a longitudinal bulkhead running
fore and aft throughout the greater por-
tion Of their length. Each vessel is con
structed to carry 300 saloon passengers,
who can all dine at one time
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-22

Delaware and Maryland, p. m.
Fair weather fresh westerly winds
New York Herald forecasts. The
cold wave moving southeast from the
lakes, in the rear of Sunday storm, will
probably lower the temperature in the
Hudson Valley to day to a minimum Of
about 10 degrees Fair Temperature
fell in the United States yesterday except
in the West. The chief minimum
reported was "a degrees below
zero, at st. Vincent, MINI. the chief
maximum, 6S, at Key West. In the Mid
die States considerably colder, fair
weather and brisk to fresh northwesterly
to westerly winds viii prevail On We'd
nesday in this section fair weather will
probably prevail, with fresh westerly to
southwesterly winds and nearly station
airy, followed by higher temperature and
cloudiness and light snow near the lakes
and in Northern New England; and on
Thursday partly cloudy to fair. warmer
weather. preceded by light snow in North.
ern New England
Baynard's thermometer. a. M, &c; {
a. M, 3S; II a. M, 40, l p. M, AZ.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-22

such action may be taken without respect
to party lines Even If there were any
real possibility of war we would hardly
afford to submit to any indignity
that Germany chooses to put
upon us or our citizens abroad
because a proper assertion of our national
respect may involve remote possibility
of conflict with ore of the great powers.
/ feel quite sure that if Congress and the
President see fit to resent the indefensi
BILE action Of Germany our people, with
out respect to party, viii rally to their
support. This has always been 50 in the
past. and do not believe that the pres
ent generation Of Americans is less sensi-
tive to the national honor than those
which have preceded it"
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-22

A young man named w. II. Hirst came
to this city on December II in search for
work. That night hewas inveigled beyond
the Market street bridge, robbed Of all he
had and beaten and bruised. He was
taken TO the City Hall and from thence
TO the Homeopathic Hospital. where his
wounds We're dressed After day or
two some charitably disposed persons
gave him money and he started as was
supposed, for his home in Hudson n, Y.
Last week letter was received in this
city from his mother, Mrs. Robert Hrst,
in Hudson, saying she was very anxious
about her son, and asking for information
regarding him or his whereabouts. II
appears that although Hirst was fur
nished with money on the promise that
he would 60 to his home, he has not done
so, or some accident has befallen him on
his journey there.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-22

~ = y clDChs y. m.
The following described real estate. viz:
. Al N those two certain lots. pieces or parcel
u lahu situated in the city of Wilmington
a.orsssala' bounded and described as follows,
No. l. With the tbree.storv briels d,valliro
thereon erected. Beginning on the northeas.
teIiA sue OF delaware avenue between West
ailu " st,snngIol streets at the distanc of one
huhuiSu dnu hlfIy-twO feet from the north
westerly gable Of William W Forbest's dwell
ing mouse at a line of land of Vincent q GIL
pm, deceased, thence with said Gilpin's line
noftheasterly at right angles with Delaware
avenue one hundred feet more or less. 10 fhe
southerly side of Eleventh street, thence with
the said side OF Eleventh street westerly TWEEN
ty-four rect more or less to a stake at the dis
lance of twenty-fOur feet measured ar ri0bt
angles to the first described line ninety-one
feet more or less to the said side of Delaware
avenue and thence thereby southeasterlv
twenty-four feet to the place of beginning he
the contents thereof what il may. Deed Rec
ord X, vol. 8. page Dos etc.
NO. 2 Beginning on the northwesterly side
Of Delaware avenue between West and Wash
ington streets at the distance of one hundred
and twenty-five feet from the northwestern
gable of William w. FOrbests dwelling, and
at line of land conveyed to James w. Ware
thence with said Wares line nOrthwesterly al
right angles with Delaware avenue, one hun
| dred and four feet more or less TO the south.
| erly side of Eleventh street, thence with the
| said side of Eleventh street westerly ten feet
more or less TO a stake at ten feet at riglG
angles from the first described line, thenel
first described line one hundred feet more OF
/ less to the said side OF Delaware avenue. and
1 thence Herewith southeasterly ten feet to tht
place OF beginning, be the contents within
/ those bounds what they may. Under and sui
iect. nevertheless TO restriction, upon the SAT-
Macmillan l.. Litchtenstein, his heirs anC
/ assigns never to erect a building of any kim
/ within twelve feet of the building line of tn
/ said Delaware avenue aforesaid.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro
/ perty of Macmillan l.. Lichtenstein. and {.
and to be sold by ALVAN ALLEN.
Sheriff
Sheriff's office. Wilmington. Del, Jan. II. 1885
| CHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF Z
be exposed TO public sale at the Court House
/ on Market street, between Tenth and Eleventh
streets, in the city of Wilmington, New Castl
i county. Delaware
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-22
pnRIIo SALES.

DUBLlC SALE OF THE FIXTURES OF A
L First Glass iDrug Store, will be sold at
Public sale, at No. - Market street, VIII
mington, Del, on FRIDAY AFTERNOON,
January -. 1870, at 2 o'clock, as follows: A
fine Soda Apparatus. Copper soda Fountains.
fine Show Gases, Scales, Ice shave, Milk
Shake and all the wall fixtures. The above
goods will be positively sold, as the store has
been rented for other kind of business. The
goods are all in good order, only being in use a
short time. Can be seen at any time before
sale. ...-.-..
L. GRANT DENNISON.
l. w. Sfidharn & Son Auctioneers.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-22
The following described real estate

The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot of land with three
storied brick house thereon erected, No 1871
Harrison street. situate in the city OF VIII
mington, aforesaid, bounded and described
follows, TO wit;
Beginning al point on the westerly side Of
Harrison street.between Gilpih and Shallcros
avenues, at the distance of TWENTY-FIVE fee
from the sOutherly side OF ShallCrOss avenue
thence westerly and parallel to Shallcros
avenue, and passing through the middle OF thu
division wall between this and the adioinint
house ON the north one hundred feet to n
stake, thence southerly and parallel to Har-
risOn street twenty-five feet to anotherstake.
thence eastcriy and parallel 10 the first
mentioned line and ShallcrOss avenue enc
hundred feet 20 the aforesaid side OF Harrison
street, and thence thereby nOrtherly twenty
five feet to the place OF beginning be the
contents thereof what they may. Recorded
in Deeu Retord X, Volume 10, page
w, etc. Also, all those two lots or pieces
Of marsh land, situate in Cherry Is
land MARSH. city of Wilmington. aforesaid,
bounded and described as follows TO wit; No.
/. Beginning at the middle OF the marsh road
at George Talley's line, thence with said Tall
ley's line, north forty-four degrees west with
the middle Of ditch sixty-two and eighty
one hundredths perches to---creek, thence
with the several courses thereof. about thirty
eight and twenty-One hundredths perches 10
the middle Of ditch. being course for land
late Of David ForwoOd, deceased. thence with
the middle Of said ditch, and with said For
woods land south fOrty-three degrees, east
slNty-fOur ana slXty-tour one h9ndredths
pefcnes 10 the middle OF siilo HateL
road. and thence. Herewith, south
forty eight and a quarter degrees, west
twenty-nine and forty-eight one hundredths
perches TO the place of beginning, containing
Twelve acres. two roods and sixteen perches
Of meadow land, be the same more or less,
Deed Record n. Vol. 10. page 30, &c. No. 2
Bounded and described as follows, TO wit: Or
the north by the marsh road, on the last by
lands of Joseph :. DerricksOn. on the south by
the Delaware river and on the west by the
piece of marsh called the west lott devised to
NJ 4rtin "a. Lodge. by his father Tohn Lodge.
deceased, containing witnln said bOun0s.
about four acres OF marsh. be ae same more
OH ess.
seized and taken "a execwfioH as tse prop
erty 81 Walter CEna me sn& y t.mnd ~ s.
sold BY ALVAN ALLEN, Sheriff.
rs ONCE, iilninstoA. January 4
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-22

Francis Dillon Eagan, L. L. d.. will lee
ture' on Ireland this and to morrow
evenings in the basement of st. Mary S
R. c. Church. The lecture will comprise
personal experiences Of the speaker and
viii be illustrated by 200 views of the
points Of interest. making altogether a
most instructive lecture. An admission
fee Of 20 cents will be charged in the
evening. Tomorrow afternoon, matt
nee for the children viii be given at
which 10 cents admission win be charged.