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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-29

Can be made comfortable when you
have ordered ton of coal aud a bar
rt OF Hour from Steward & Chandler
Fourth and King streets. Phone, 40s.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-29

NJ. F. Davis, iewoler. No. 9 E. ed st
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-29

WI ANTED.- oman between the ages
w of q and rs. to take q two-years
course in Homeopathic Hospital. train
ing school for nurses Address Homeo-
pathlc Hospital Wilmington, Delaware
mrl5-d-w-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-29

$50 boxes Spanish Queen cigars at
zoe box. This is bargain. Dur.
STEMS, No. East I'd.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-29
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Wilmington 8 Bait. r. II

4
Jan. Is, 1909.
Trains Will leave Wilmington ms follows
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II 6l@. M, els 10. 30. IA s oa s 10. s II
%. N. - ~ 7os. 7ls and 0 ~ d. m.
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FOR Boston without change. IOls a. M,
Hor West Chester, via Lsmokin, 8 80
aud o. q. M, 25 and 3 45ip. IN.
SECTIONS, i0a. M, II o. and 81 D. nj.
Baltimore and intermediate stations
and y ID night.
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soa, ~ D W 20 O3. 6.5S 40 $40. p. M.
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New, Castle. SIS. ii Is u. M, 80, $50,
ie.6 81 qSOp. m, and - 06 night.
or Lewes8 ISa, H. 49, p. ~.
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ESQ y. m. ""'ii"s ion anu WY s'a''ohs
Express for Dover. anrrinoton ana
DelniaE ii ism M. 4; n m a iS0l nighs'
EXPRESS for Wyoming X Smyrna 8 81 p. nj.
Comfort ana NorraiI, II ~ o o,d 70 q,
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Leave PhIladelnhia Rro,d STRAIT IN,
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-29
Southeast Cor. of 5tn & King SITS.

is tho place for Tea. Just think OF send
Ing tea from Wilmington TO the West. 1t
is true. Our famous brand called our
Five O'CLOCK Tea Ia what pleased the west
ern people ut Easter. We Will have one
Foster Greensman here from Belfast. He
will give an exhibit OF the tea and will
give souvenir 10 remember him. Gold
Zen plums and sceiless cherries peaches
and aprleois, preserves in turnbleis pfu-
nellas and Digs Tor pies, orccstershire
sauce and French peas. cu,umhurs cat
sup and marrow beans, butturcups and
cream puffs aud baby jumblcs. white
Lion nour We sent on one baking OF
biscuit of Leas best and one of White
Lion, and one OF the Boss floor TO New
York and We expect they will draw II
premium. Good butter and fregh eggs
always ON hand at 9TH and X ing streets.
n256ts 4. NJ lER.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-29

TOR SALE Ok TO RENr-Beeslcy' +
IL Point Hotel, Cape May Co., N. J. 10
rooms, thoroughly furnished. Address
geo. Y. Hsrn, n, Il, Cor. Broad and Arch
Sts,, Philadelphia. mrl7.g4w
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-29

dor SALE-A collection of well mndc
y dearborns. wagons and carriages at
fair prices. WIN. Hammond, 2nd and
French streets. ian23-8mt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-29

Nj Office - i. A. G., NO 4 EAST
IN Fourth street has Just had made to
order u new style OF trunks the best look
ing.and the strongest made In the city
for the price, also the largest aud finest
etock OF travelling bags. nil
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-29

NJ OTIOE-lh he undersigned having
IN lost or mislnid her deposit book.
marked o. l6.0li, in tn. Wilmington Saw
ings Bank, gives nuii ice that she has male
DUPLICATION for n new boo.1. CHARLOTTE
t. HAN%UM. mr24.ltw-3wf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-29
NOTICE TO FARMERS

p EMOvAL-John II. C. Gorrell has re
~ from Sl0}5 Market street to the N
W. corner Of 9Th and Shipiey streets
whore ho will be found by all who wish
to bay or rent real estate. lie attends to
selling and renting real estate. Money
loaned at fair rates. dl9-tr
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07
Health Matiers.

Il. il. Frazer, secretary OF the State
Board of Health OF Delaware. has no.
ceived an invitation iar the Delaware
Board of Health to send Il representa-
tive to n conference OF representatives
ol state and Municipal Boards of
Health for the purpose OF formulating
II plhn for exhibit and presentation OF
the operations of sanitary bodies and
oliclala III this country, ut tho Worlds
Columbian Exposition, which will
meet ut the Gmni Pacific Hotel, Chi-
cag0, ON Thursday, january IA, 1892,
at 10 n. III.
\ duplicate letter informe Srcre-
tarN Frazer that the action proposed
o ba taken al that time will be In hnr-
mour withand accessory to the work
ut the committee on the same Eencrat
subject appointed at tie last meeting
OF the American Public Health Asso
citation.
Secretary Frazer says that no action
will be taken at this time upon the in
vitation, but at tho annual meeting
nest Spring action wilt no doubt lie
taken. which VIII bring tho Delaware
state Board OF Health In active union
and cp.oi aritttOn with other boards at
tue ColuIuo.an Exposition.
in interesting meeting of the Della
ware state Board ol Health Will be
held Jauunry 97th, at the De.aware
Agricultural College. Newark. Upon
mat occasion Il cnw and calf suffer-
ing with tuberculosis will he siaugh-
tered and cNumiled by experts from
his State aud fluM Ihiladelphia uid
Il lecture will he delivered uuon Il 9
disease. After the lrnnire ibe cnr-
caes OF the COW and calf will be IL Gin
Grated as ard object lesson to the
farmers and stock ralsers o. Lnu alILa.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07
mo Clew.n

"Wcll" queried the detective from head
quarters who had climbed three pairs ol
stairs on Griswold street in response to d
call from an insurance office.
why gave trampish looking fellow
quarter to bring up some coal, and he haG
scarcely gone when missed my spectacles, )
replied the agent.
Gold bowed1"
yes suppose he could sell them fol
about dollar"
Il know where they are"
"You dor"
"Yes-on your forehead"
"Rless mei' gaspcd the agent as he put
his hand up 80 they arel So they arc
Well, we'll, but | must be getting absent
minded You needn't arrest the party"
No"
at seems that he simply intended to taxi
them, but lad no show"
Il see"
Just report no clew,' and see that tn,
papers don't set hold of 1t. That's all
Wonderful how smart you detectives are ii
unraveliny mysterious casesl must REALLY
speak word in favor OF the department
some day. If the man had actually takeI
them ] believe you'd have arrested hin
come time or other. Good day."-Detroi
Free Press
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07
Not Exnctly Anprnnrintn.

A good story is told of Chinalnan who
is employed RS a cook in California fam
lily. He recently saw in confectioner'-
window II huge cake on which was a
motto made Of frosted sugar And know
ing that his master and mistress were very
religious, being especially given to reading
the Bible, he determined to give them u
pleasant surprise by making a cake with a
text from the Bible ON it. He wasn't very
familiar with the Bible, but he happened
to have some tracts in his room which con
tained numerous texts" and he conclud
ed to use one Of these. So he went TO work
made Il most beautiful cake, and with
truly oriental patience emblazoned it with
IL text But the feelings of the filmily may
be imagined when John proudly placed his
masterpiece on the table, and they read OIL
it these words "Ye generation of vipers
who hath warned you to fee from the
wrath TO comeT-New York Tribune
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07
Professor sadler,s Lecture.

Professor Michael l.. Sadl"r, steward
and student Of cha ST hurch, oxford
England and secretary of the OXFORD
University Extension delivered his
lecture ON "Ihe New Departure IL
Economics before q small tut appre
ciatiye audience in the Assembly room
spoke for nearly an hour and a quart
en-
Before the lecture Professor sadler,
Dr. l. Il. Stewart, pr sitienI OF the
Wilmington branch Mrs S;e @aft Mr..
and Mrs. Il. L.. Doane, Miss Clarlson.
OF Indiana. and Miss Mary Mather
were entertained ut supper by Mrs.
job ii. jackson ut her residence,
Eleventh and Washington streets, and
alter tie lecture reception was ten.
dered Professor Sadler AT the jackson
residence. the committee OF the VII.
mlTgton branch and u few friends
brng present. Mr.. Sadler returned tc
Philadelphia on tho lo.55 express ovel
tho j. and U. railroad.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07
rRlAr.
o AS suDoR-vouru AT nan.

CUPID AS yuDoR-vourH AT BAR.
Cupid-The charge, understand, is this
You stole, In your youthful haste, q
kiss;
But am lenient With youth.
Confess
Youth-I-yes-tha Is the truth.
Cupid-And then7 Bo brave and tell me all
Youth-No lamp was lighted In the hall
And, standing in the darkness, there,
heard step upon the stair.
had no time for second thought,
So forthwith In my arms caught
The outlined form which believed
To be the damael who received
My every thought. kissed her brow
The recollection pains me now;
For by some turn of horrid chance
kissed the eldest of her aunts-
A maid of forty-four-
Cupid Hard fateI
Go on-why do you hesitate7
Youth-And ere found time to explain,
That kiss was wanted back again.
But have you seen her? o ye saintsi
She's wrinkled- -ugly-and she paintsl
She asked too much
Cupid But you must not
Keep what you so wrongly got
You must return 1t.
Youth Mercyl
Cease
Cupd-Return 1t to her by her niece.
-Flasel scott Mines In Life.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07
Y. NJ. d. q. Election.

The new State ballot law had an
other successful test last night in the
OF officers Of the Young Mems
Democratic Club. Tho compelling
flor second vice President
We're Br 7. ". Tomlison and Charles
William Edwards. There was no op.
position for any other Office. The fol.
lowing were elected:
President, Courtland G.. Montgom-
cry; first vice president, Patrick Nearyj
second vice.president, DIR, Peter W.
IIomlison; secretary, Branch H. Giles;
financial secretary Victor b. Woolley;
treasurer William @ Bryan; marshal,
William A. Kelley; executive commit
tee. Fred G. Mammele. Matthew d.
Murphy, Joseph A. Denny. John J.
Finn. Charles j. Campbell, William L.
Carmichael ahd Robert husbands,
! The newly elected officers will as
sume their duties at tho next regular
meeting.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07
A clothinr rirn.

The basement OF the old Iieberman
building, corner Fifth and Market
streets, is divided into two equal
rooms, one on the north side occupied
by Edwin +. Uber, who, by the looks
OF things this morning, appears to
have sustained considerable loss from
damage to his stock and tools from
water. The other cellar room was di-
vided by Q partition. 50 that in the rear
part Mr.. Uber kept his ladders and
other tools.
1t was In the front part Of Thomas
II, Pennock's cellar that the fire was
found at $50 o'clock last evening.
The furnace was located on the
north side OF this room ana the fire
burned the partition and ceiling on
the opposite side passing up into the
clothing store, playing havoc with the
gents furnishing goods. How the
lire got ON the opposite side IL feet
distant from the heater, in which there
was lire which had been banked AT I
o'clock, Is a mystery. Whether n coal
rolled across the floor litter or carried
the fire across to II lot Of empty boxes
and rubbish is aques.ion
Although the streets were icy the
fire department. on Icing alarmed by
box IL at the City Hall by Captain
Francis, arrived soon enough to quick.
ly squelch the fire and with all unusual
avoidance of flooding.
Tut the smoke and steam damaged
the extensive stock OF ready made
clothing OF Thomas u. Hennock In the
first and second stories of the large
building to the extent of thousands oi
dollars. on which he Is fully Insured.
When the fire department arrived
smoke ahd ilamrs We're bursting from
the front door on Market street of Alr.
lennock's basement. i!he bla1e from
Il broken gas pipe leaped out several
feet. ....
Mr.. Foreman thinks the loss on
clothing aud gents furnishings is not
less than $4,000.
The street ears were blocked foi
aboat tIfeo-fourihs of an hour. Ice
formed freely, as the weather wat
freezing cold, which was severe on the
irem9n.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07
Fire gue., Ann,

1t was news AT J. a J. N. Harman's
furniture store this noon that Harry
Sharper and Moses Watson, (both col.
ored) were arrested and charged at the
City Court this morning with firing
the Messrs Harman's stable on the
east side OF Walnut street, between
Fifth and Sixth, on Christmas Eve.
Harry Sharper was arrested on Mon.
day at 305 L. Fifth street. He pro
poses to prove an alibi by being at
home all that evening and night.
Moses also has an alibi, although he
he was out that evening.
Ot1icer Geo. Lucas aud Detectives
Hawkins and Hatton made the arrests.
Nose was smoking his pipe worry un-
concernedly In his cell this morning.
Neither one was disconnected by being
kept (unable to obtain $4,000 bail each)
for trial Friday morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07
S. 4 MONTH 7lil March q.
Only Three Months Longer at s5 n
Month Until Cured,
Doctors McCoy and wiidman's liberal
Offer to Treat All Patients at Five Dol
lars Month and Furnish All Medi-
cines Free Is Limited.

Doctors Mccoy and Wildman's liberal
cfier to treat ali patients for fiVe dollars n
month and furnish all medicines IL posi-
lively limited to the next three months
they Will not take patients for this small
sum Tor treatment after March 25th. lSD2
Ihe object in making this offer originally
WIS 10 give persons suffering from ca
tarrh and other diseases an opportunity
of learning that those physicians are very
successful In the treatment oil all nose,
throat aud lung troubles. rs well ns other
dis a,es. Those taking treatment before
March 18th will be treated for s. q month
until cure |. and will be furnished with
nll necessary me licines This offer posi-
lively Will not he exto ded beyond March
I25th.
That dread disease, catarrh, Ia eating its
way INTO the :, stems of thousands at this
time OF the year. This is the season when
the sec Is OF the disease are sowii. and they
quickly ke root. > hen comes consump-
ltion. II you feel that YOU have catarrh
never mlud how slight, get rid of 1t now
ncIOre it he ONES worse with the cold
weather. Don't ielude yourself with tho
lp rf that you can cure yourself OF
lcAiaIrh by taking the alleged cutarrh
Irurcs that don't care. Caiarrh must re-
lceivu patient careful local treatmont at
che hands OF spe ialists W no M tke this
,disr,ise specially. Get rid OF your ca
Itarrh al once by aticntiing to II now aud
save yourself huud els of dollars and
many ycarsof M .ry.
bcsiu treatment now.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07
Held for U. S. Distrlct Court.

William Z. Poore, of Kenton, Kent
County. Del, arrested by Marshall
Mahally for sending an obscene letter
Through the mails to DR.. William III.
Cooper of the same town, had hear
Ing before United States Commlssioner
Smith yesterday and was held under
$500 TO appear and answer before tho
United States District Court po0re,
who was represented by l.. c. vande-
grit. ESD, at llr5t plead not guilty,
but when District Attorney Watson
confronted him with the prosecuting
witness. he changed his plea to one OF
guilty. His counsel represented that
IPoore sent the letter but with no in.
'tention of lnjurng Dr. Cooper's prac-
tee, and after mailing IL he regretted
very much that he had done SO. He
ha- since confessed that It was done
thoughtlessly and lie was willing to
make any honorable amend for IL.
Commissioner Smith. however,
thought proper to hold him for court
to answer the charge.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07
Tirc Empii,n for Elklnn.

Frank J. Ncidermnler, William Ne
Faddnn. John IL. Ship'ey. John ".
row, Joseph Green, Joseph MED uarvey
and George NJ. Nu,es OF the Washing
ton ire omPanY, went doSn TO Ei!k-
ton, Md, yesterday o glyea test to
their old Amoskeag engine before the
Elkton town council. Thecouhoil has
for some time hccu looking around
lar nm engine and has abonL come u
lila conclusion 10 puIehaa the Amos.
RedS. Tires triHis wero giI "a with
the following results:
First trial, through 800 feet Of hose
and | = inch nozzle. Il stream Of water
was thrown iGl feet; second, through
2aO feet or hose AMI ~ hoA2te Isl
feet; third through 100 feot vi hose
and / I, nozzle, PAP feet.
The test was very satisfactory to the
Etktuh iuwA authorities and Il favor
uhie report for purchasing tho engine
will be male.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07
The Canse of Coi,uehs.

The celebrated English poet Dryden had
a wife who was ambitious to write poetry
as well rs her husband. So she Shut her
self up in her apartments to compose verses
Sad 10 say the servants took advantage OF
her absence to neglect their work and Dry
den was mortified to he Obliged to receive
his friends in room which plainly showed
their carele.isness
Mrs Dryden cried he in Il rage after
the gentlemen had gone, Il desire you will
write no more poetry, madam" +"
why so, my dear?" asked the good hu
mored lady.
because cried he, 81 notice whenever
we both write poetry at the same lime ths
spiders Immediately begin to spin cob
webs,"-llarpor Young People.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07
Funeral obaeauies.

The funeral OF Carrie I. Publ took
place on Wednesday. Services were
held at the house Of her mother, No.
2l5 West Seventh street, at 10 o'clock,
q. IN. Addresses were made by Rev.
DIR. Marks OF Hanover Presbyterian
church, and Rev. Dr. Dobblns OF Grace
M. e. church. The floral decorations
were profuse and In excellent taste,
and on the conclusion OF the
services the remains were conveyed To
the P. w. & B. station, and some 25 OF
the relatives and friends were pro.
vided with special Car attached To
the 1905 train, and proceeded to Bal
tlmore, where interment was made IL
took the $50 p. IN. train, to arrive il
our city at oil.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07
Died.
LAMBERT. Al I.nmnkln. pa

LAMBERT AT Lamol5in. Pa. on Jan.
nary 5th. 1892, Patrios Lambert.
Relatives aud friends are invited to at
tend his funeral from the cadence of his
sister Mhs. Burke. No. 1919 Gilpiu avenue.
on Thursday afternoon at o'clock, In
terment at Old Catholic Gem ntety
WORrH-On January ). 1872. Maria. wid-
ow of the late John Worth. in her Goth
year.
Relatives and friends are invliel 10 at
tend her funeral from her lat' residence,
No. $40 Fast Ninth street. ON Fl iday after
noon at o'clock lnterment at Whining
ton and Biaudywine Cemetery
WELDIN--On January s. 1872 Hannah T.,
widow of the late "a oh X. Wcldiu. aged
40 years
Relatives and friends arc Invited to at
tend her funeral from her late residence
IN Brandywine Hundred. on Fridny the
Sth lust. al II A. m. Il t'rment at Newark
Union Cemetery.
STUCK. .--ou the 5th inst, Fred. W. Stuck,
RXod q years
Relatives and friends, also Liberty
Lodge. No, 10. A. o. Y, W, GermIua I'm
. campmeut, No. ~. Knights OF st. John
and Malta. MatHheon Tribe No. II, ]. o.
u. NJ, and Diamond state Cnstls No. 10.
X. g. r. are Invited 10 attend his funorul
from his late residence, No. Sii Mari Ct
sErcet on Sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
lntorIncnt at RiVerN lew Cemetery.
precious oue from lis has gone;
A voice We loved is stilied;
A place Ia vacant in our home,
Which never can Inc III ed.
God in his wi i-dom has recalled,
The boon his love had given; .=
Aud though the body slumbers Acre,
Tho soul Is safe in Heaven.
CLOUD--Iu this city. January 9Th 1899,
Eliza NJ. Cloud, AGED ~ years
Relatives and friends are Invited 20 at
! tend her funeral from hur atr residence.
No 5li Lombard Stro5t, On Saturday, Jan,
9TH, Services at the house AT . ~ o clock
Il, N. lncrmeHt at Iron Hl!l, Md.
Elkton papers please copy.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07

w ANTI 'it=-h caiorcd woman for cook
w AMI Ee ltrnt huu sework. Apply ut
uucc a gl9 Washington street. IL 3t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07
PnulIrV- -IaNlliIliiInn.

j. Watson. who resides atm South
ments to exhibit his patent poultry In.
cIlator TT the poultry exhibition,
which will open at horticultural hall,
Philadelphia, Ia to morrow morning,
Mr., W. Is employed in the pattern
shop OF the Harlan ~ lIolllngswor
Company, and Is quite an ingenious
mechanic, and takes a great Interest
in the rearing OF Iodltry and the i'm.
proyement Of the appliances relating
to the business. We hope he will find
profit as we'll US pleasure ia 1t.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07
A Thorough Test.
RuSNEYMEpE, August 5th l,

NUNNEhMkDE, august 5th 1887.
j. y. KELLER, PRES. PRATT FooD Co.
DEAN SIR:-I have used your Pratt's
Food for Horses and Cattle In our
dairy, and have given 1t a thorough
test, and find to my entire satisfaction
that 1t not only Increased the Flow OF
Milk but Improved the Quality. Ialso
found the general condition of the
cows improved. l also used your
Pratts Poultry Food with excellent
success, Very truly yours, CHARLES
BRESz, Supt. Of A. j. Drrxels Farm,
Runneymede, Delaware Co, Pa.
See that Pratt Food Co. Is on every
Sack. Beware OF limitations.
For sule by j. Jerome Smith, Mort b.
east corner Fourth and Shlpley streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07
Incorrisible Unys,

The two Allison boys taken from
this city to West Ches er on Tuesday
by ofIiuer Film OF that town are thus
alluded to by the Wesier Chester Local
News William II. Allison, West Ches.
ter, has two boys, aged respectively
lb and n years, who are incorriglble.
lie has placed them at school and they
will not stay. He has put them to
work and they will not laGor
lie has coaXed, threatened and
warned them. All to no purpose.
They have become veritable tramps.
They will probably be sent to tho House
OF Correction OF some reformatory in
stitution.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07

w AANTEn-by n young man situation
w asdrivcr business or IIseiut mau
diress iJi Lombard street, alter o clucia
j. IL. I; n
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07

NE-tNTEI,-s. man of s1me ability TO
w represent Bui ding and Loan As
snelal ION. Apply AT room L.. Exchange
baiiaIng at . Il. IN. or p. Ia. l1-St'E
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07
ON WEDNESDAY,
THE 9TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1892,
A y ,NspI,,f,i= =, -,

The following described real estate. viz
NtIthat certain lot of land wlth ,
story lianlo dwelling thereon erected
situate ia I city Wilmington aforc aid
IUunGel AID described as follows 10 vii :
ncginaing in the middle OF tue Keunctt
urnnlNr ttencc by Aoh4el Doran's lot
south %deEre. west ii2 feet 10 IA vacant
lot OF sHid Mcdowell til nee bv said lot
sUutli lbU AMI :. degrees cast 30 feet to n
corner of another lot OF aid Mcdowell
th uee by the same ncrih h=ai and Il de-
lrcrs ep l3' feet 10 the middle of slid
lurnplke aforesaid thence with the mid
die OF said turiIp kc north 81 degrees west
20 test TO the place Of bcginning contain
ing l0,T6 Get uIorC or less,
Seized and taken in execution as the
property OF Renja,.in ri, by, executor
of John Kay who WIS executor Of Ann
Orme, deceased, and Thomas Il. Nc
Alister who WAS executor of Joseph
Orme deceased. and to he sold by
WILLIAM SIMMONS, Sheriff.
Sheritf's Office. " ilmington, Jan. 4, 1899