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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-14

DUB1lC sALE-wili be sold at public
l. sale on the farm of the subscriber.
near Ogletown, White Clay Greek Hun.
dred, on the road going to Salem meeting
house, on
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY . 1898
Commencing at IL O'Clock. M, sharp,
3horses.
No. /. bay horse Bill. syears old, good
style aud action, good driver safe for Il
lady to drive; he is an all day horse.
No. 3 bay horse Diamond, 10 hands
high, yeats old very strong and power
full, suitable for market dearborn or cart
ing; also good leader, safe for Il child t.
drive.
No. 3. gray horse. Never-sweat. 10 years
old, n hands high suitable for cart.
Three young cows. all coming In fresh
Farming implements ross-cut saw,
W! cd saw, biiar seythe, farm wagor
with hny rigrings, / market dearborn
with pole and shafts Germantown car
riage. Phirton carriage, l sleigh. ! dug
out wagon, l-hprse cart, sets of double
harness, set OF light double harness
set OF heavy dearborn harness. sets oil
pillow harness. sets of carriage harness
collars ana brides, halters, | set of dou
bic lines. large pillow. | set oil cart har
ness, sets of single lines, l-horse pillow
strap oi small sleigh bells, twin harrow, /,
iron cultlvutors with corn coyercr at
tached; I Little Com garden cultivatoi
with all the attachments. corn mari et,
nearly now; moving machine, good as
new; corn shelter hay cutter lot oil
timothy hay, wheat drill. hot OF cha ms
giindstonc. hay knife, gond as now
forks, shoNcls spades hoes picks crow.
bars. 2wash.behchcs, lot of old iron. l 4
can Reeds Gre imcry, churn and horse, {
large cream cans. milk pans. scales and
weights, butter tub. . large milk cup
boards.
Household Goods-1 large cook stow"
pnrlor stove, sittlng-room stove . settees
and bed. tables, clocks lamps, chairs.
beistcads bedding, bureaus. looking
glasses. lot of picture frames washs auds
carpets, dishes, knives and forks, u lot OF
tools, large watch dog,
Ternis-A sums Of SIS and under cash,
over that amount II ere II of month,
Will be given by the p Irchuser giving a
bankable note with an approved en-
dorser. Ii pal when due no interest
added. IT not paid when due interest add
cd, or 3 per cent. oil for cush.
JAMkS l.. MCKINNEY.
Henry M. Whitcman. Auctioucer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-14

The snow storms and severe cold Of
this week have been keenly felt by
those living In many OF the country
districts OF the county, and many peo-
pie who do not object to cold weather.
and who have good memories, say
they have had more difficulty In keep.
ing warm and in keeping their houses
comfortable than during the time Of
the great blizzard of 'SS.
Roads are drifted and impossible
and the people who during the past
four or five days have been obliged to
go out have crossed the fields. One
traveller Is said to have opened over
thirty fences in travelling southwark
from Parkesburg.
Several farmers In West Salisbury
were obliged to ship their milk to Phil
adelphlu from Lenover because of the
road To Atglen being filled up.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-14

GTHERE is fair prospect OF Q first
class row in the Kansas Legislature.
The Republicans and Populists have
both organizations In the Assembly
Chamber. and both are trying to do
business. The Republicans have a
majority of four. but the Popullsts
have the Governor, by whom they have
been recognized. Under these cir
cumstances the Republicans have ap-
pealed to the Supreme Court, from
which they expect q favorable daai-
sion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-14
Muslin Underwear.


The difference between
our management and others
is that we know what we
know about Muslin Under.
wear. Others think they
know and don t. 1t is like
mistaken men who think
they think. Time was when
we didn't know. We do
know now.
Snow piles without,sn
piles within. But the snowy
piles Of Muslin Underwear
are not snow bound.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-14

The following licenses TO ssll fntoX-
icating liquors have boon granted by
the superior Court;
Armstrong q Sparks, Middletown.
Alscntzer, William, 3OS King strset.
Adams, J. q, nth and Railroad Ave.
Armstrong, William, 90 s. Jefferson.
Bonner, iernard, $40 East Fifth.
BiOuth. Henry, Front and Fronch.
Brady William H., nth and Church.
Crecden, Mary A., Hock"ssin.
CuIrender, William b., ChristIana.
Craven John, Ninth and nnPont.
COncannon, T. c., 9TH and Lombard.
Monroe.
trugan. John j., 800 TRtnall,
Tarmar, Thomas Fifth md Poplar.
Freye. T.. p. DEL Shipley.
Fullmer John, SOB Market.
Griffith. w, Eleventh. and Thatcher.
Gam, Benjamin q. 243 and 325 King.
Gallagher. Andrew NJ, New Castle.
Griffith William f., Newark
Hanrahan, Julia, Front and King.
Heal, James 5, 5lI East Fourth.
Holland. William, 52S East Fourth.
Haywood, Joseph L., 4 West Fourth.
Iinrklns, Edward, Fifth and Shipiey.
johnson, George 4D4 West Front.
kticnaG August H., Il East second.
Ming, Harry H., lO7 West Sixth.
klet@& Sperrle, 4O5 King
Kelly, James u, Tenth and SIMPLE v.
Nelly. !. d., Del Ave. and DuPont.
Iiovd, &. W., Odessa.
1.ucey, Dennis Filth and Tatnall.
laily. Bridget I'll East Front.
Leonard, MARTIN, New Castle.
Lynch, lIu : lar Y. 22S Madison.
lynch John H., Rising Sun.
Lacey, Joseph f., a1l West Second.
llVory. John a., sol Madison.
Michigan. Michael Delaware city.
Maul, Elizabeth, Ninth and Walnut.
Mailer Wan, Lancaster AVG, and
franklin.
Morris. VIM. Delaware City.
May, John, lll5 LobdeIl.
MGirOoneY j. NJ, Christian and
Held.
Meyer, Frederick, 4d6 and iOS Pine
MrtiUwan Alex, Third aud Lom bard,
McliuEll, Ihomas IS Market.
M.GHatl, James, Second and Jack,
son,
ATrCadden. Robert. Brandywiue Id
MCllugh, q. W, il3S w. Second.
AcElwee, Raymond, sol w. Front,
NuEGut, Bernard, Cedar and Brown.
Newell Il. j., Maryland avenue aud
Bird.
rinkerton Frank H., New CASTLE
Phillips, Frank, Delaware City
. Pjoesser, Chas., 18th and Head.
Cuill. Daniel. Sycamore and Jackson.
4 EOucen, VIM. g.. los w. seventh.
Schlichter Melchoir, 800 King.
Shields VIM. A., 100 y. Jackson.
I Shilling Andrew. IA Maryland ave
SteGher. Frederick, Fifth and Adaus
Shea, Philip r., Fourth and Scott
Z rttNtl 49,
Whtcrurt, William, CAristiana.
/ Niukler, Lewis. llI9 French.
Walsh. Michael, 694 East Third.
} Weldan, Joseph. Fifth aud Church.
/, Wilhelm Andrew, All Shlpley.
4. james Belt, druggist, Sixth ant
Market.
Henry r. BrlnghHrst, druggist. 81
Market.
y. b. Danfolth, druggist, les Mar
ket
John NJ. Harvey druggist, 4O1 Del
Avenue.
. Frank Il. Smith, druggist, SOL King
, THE FOLLOWING WERE REFUSED
Phillip Amboll, Eighth and Butte n
wood streets.
Mary E. Rabcock, Sixth and walnu
streets.
Joseph F. Beddis, Taylor and Locus
. streets.
!, Henry l.. D4yett. Glasgow.
John j. llorner, No. sOJ Pine street
, These were the only places ramon
strnted against, and MS they come IN
4 der the head of new places, the Gour
= decided not to grant any OF them.
l William Magutre. Of No. 6JI Eas
4 Fourth street, withdrew his apple,
I ton.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-14

Red-.rosy, ruddy, ruby
all sorts of red, in the Red
Convention. Rarely have
we had . decoration or a
symposium in color that has
commanded so much atten-
ton. Maybe you won't
like it, but all the same you
should see it.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-14
S. H.. STATS,
405 Market Street.

NJ OTICE-T, BERNARD CARR THE
IN owner and occupant oil the house
situated at y r. Cor. W at"r and klHg sts.
in the md ward, IN the city Of Whining.
ton, county of New tastIoa and State II
Delaware, IA complain with tue reltIi re-
mem sof the acts Of thctcHerll assembly
III such AS maj" ami proviicd, do here.
by give notice that shall apply In writ
ing to the Judges OF the Court OF General
sessions of the peuce and Jail Delivery OF
the State OF Delaware, ia and for New
castle county. on Monday, the 9TH day of
!, hruary, lSI3. being the ucNt term OF suid
court, for u license tuT=s nid mouse. as n inn
or tavern. Tor the salt therein ul iutONi-
ating liquors In gum itlc- less than one
quart t. be drunk oil the premises, aud
the following respectable citizens re-
sidinp in sad ward. nj least Twelve of
whom are substantial ireeholdcr-, re.
commend the SUI Il application 10 wit:
Charles L Nparss \. w. Randolph
John teo. llirEel James la gart
NJ. lIaEes Sdluuclf Rcn1
has. -, DOughetty John B Dunbar
NJ. Grady Edward MrlGuolr
Miohaci RailCrty Moses smith
". IL. quinn llCErN Ward
>tln~ Murray, Jr william stuart
Thomas ". MeNey Manln1I. Elliot
w. Hammond Elm nj l.. smith
john w. liuilcr + Gallagher
lOhlI Kennedy i. ". .IOue4
Cornelius Nugan Robert =. Valentine
Rot crt Kenyon samueil. MIlcr
jl8-I BERNARD CARR
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-14

HAT $45 Sedan Mon
tagnac Overcoat its
l. grand; at the same
time, under price. Yes,
terday we had a customer
declined buying; went away;
said he could do better;
travelled around all day;came
back in the evening; bought
the Coat; of course he would.
Ten or fifteen dollars in
pocket.
We're closing out a lot of
S25 Dress Suits at SIS.
Another lot, $22 and $40,
at SIC.
The Genuine Harris Cas-
simere that was SIS now
Sl3. so.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-14

CRY Solicitor Curtis has decided
that the making Of an appropriation
of $500, to be spent in fuel for the
poor, is not warranted by law. and
therefore the appropriation will not
be made. L will not be cheerful
news to those who expected help from
that direction.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-14

George W. Wilkins, of No. 500 West
Second street, while walking along
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, be
tween Madison and Justison streets, at
$50 O'Clock this morning, was struck
by shifting engine No. ~, and knock
ed under the wheels, crushing his
right leg at the ankle. DIR. John Palm
er was summoned and had the man
removed to the station and later TO the
Delaware Hospital, where the leg was
amputated.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-14

The following transfers of real es'
tate were recorded at the Engineering
and Surveying Department yesterday:
John Wallschmitt OF al. to Thomas
MeGillen house and lot No. los Or
ange street, lot 30xS5.
Sarah S. Lewis to Samuel Wode,
house and lot No. Cos Poplar street, lot
l7.2x6l 10.
Michael Newell to Joseph A. Frazer,
house and lot on the east side of Jack.
son street, between Second and Third,
lot l5X90.
". IL. Hollingsworth and wife to ].
Jackson Pciice, house and lot No. 2l2
West Fourth street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-14
II UTtSvN J MN 2 NM IF,
AT IL o'clock. NJ. Sharp,

horses one bay horse II years; sorrel
horse. years Old; bay colt, coming j
years old, sired 10y Macbeth; yearlinu
colt sired by Raven llird; black mare q
years old, good family mare, one pair
OF good mules, II head of nilch cows. =
heiiers coming years oId / yearl' lg
heller. good ST. ok bulls Pc and China
sow aud pigs.
Farming implements. - Two farm
wagons, hay wagon, jaeger wagon, |
horse cart, side delivery milk wagon, /
Germantown, l spindle wagon made to
othcr;2 trotting wagons, good ms new;
snlkcy; l DIRK carriage, nearly new; |
carriage pole, 3 sets OF dearborn harness,
. sets of wagon harness, 3 sets OF plow
harness. cart saddle. riding saddle collar.
brides and matters SOuthhcud plows, a
Wiley plows, lieckcndOrn pows Rem
mlngton pillow. | Golfer pillow, . sets OF
twin harrowS, Acme harruw.S cultivatOrs,
2:-wheel cultivntors, roller. horse rake.
Miss uri grain drill, one Deering binder.
y feet cut . moving machines / Buckeye.
Champion / DecrinE corn marker.
marks two rows, seed sowcr. bag holder
corn shelter root cutter. tclc graph hay
cutter Van icklc grain fan, grain
cradles, moving scS hes, corn knives,
feed chest halt hushel measure. hay fora
ana rope wheclhIrruNS grain shovel,
iorht hoes, pick and grindStunc. shovrla
cfuwhhf, spade, corn by the hush"l. q
acres ol wheat In the ground. add ma ny
other articles too tedious TO mention.
Terms OF salc-lll sums OF 80 and nm
der cash, nj sums over that amount
months credit ON giving note with nj
approved endors n. II not paid when due
iutGre l dcd.
WIN. j. BROWN, Administrator.
l.. w. Stidham & Son, nlctioneers.
Ellis i. Hicks, clerk.
il--w-d cod
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-14

GROVER Cleveland left New York yes
terday for Lakewood, n. j. He babe
goodbye to his friends in New York
for an absence of four years. but says
he expects to return at the end of that
time TO practice law.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-14

Keeps up without advertising, Sim
ply goes right along curing coughs
and colds without blowing n horn"
When all tho old home remedies fall,
II comes in and does the work. BE
sure Of the name, CANADA PINE
COUGH SYRUP" Pleasant to take
and bottle large enough to cure your
cold for % cents. Your druggist
should have II. but If not don't he put
off. You are sure to find 1t ut Neasey's
drug store, Sth and Monroe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-14
PHILADELPHIA. Saturday. Jan. "a. lsa3

A great array of Women's
Oyercoats and Wraps at
prices that annihilate costs.
Scotch Ginghams at 18c.
Royal quality. Price more
than popular.
Mems listers. Opportune
bargains, Prices ell rapport
with thermometer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-14

Mr#. Hypts-W WHAT are you looking
glum about;
Feota-Oh, there's a coufoundealy
tender spot on my tongue from resting
a. 4iAst a broken tooth.
"Hmupl! You're always gr,mting
eboat sumff hing. Funny | never have
anything like that the matter with my
iougue."
Nothing funny aboutit. Your tongue
is never at rest. '-ToNaa Sifpings.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-14
SATURDAY, JANUARY IA. 1893.
Waiting for Free Trade.

Waiting for Free Trade.
The British are so impatient to get
Ut The trade of the United States that
the great London Times has had to
admonish them and tell them to pos
sess their souls in peace and have pa
thence in regard to the Introduction of
free trade into this country. 1t tells
them that the Democratic party can
not do everything right away and that
1t must have time to carry out it's
plans Of opening the American mar
kets to British traders.
'Considerable delay" it informs its
readers, must come before tho Me-
kinley Law can be got at in Congress
Tor revision; and sound policy may In
cline the Democratic managers to even
much more delay before the Law Is
modified. British and Continental
manufacturers and merchants, there
fore, may have to exercise patience
before reaping the fruits OF the recent
Presidential election"
That these foreign competitors Of
American manufacturers will ulti-
mately reap the fruits OF the recent
Democratic victory tho London Times
has not the least doubt. 1t is only Il
question of time IL says A Free Trade
Congress and Executive can CONT
IDENTIFY be relied upon to push matters.
The Times, therefore. thinks that it
rs the duty of British manufacturers
to wait until such time as their Demo-
cratic allies on this side OF tho Attain
tic can carry out the programme that
will place the American market at
their disposal. Tho fruits" referred
TO by this great organ of free trade
are, OF course. the increase of British
importations that will follow the re-
duetion OF duties to free trade stan
-dard. As this increased importation
amount OF Amercanmade goods the
curtallment of this reduction i'll this
country will also be amongst the
fruits of the recent Presidential elcr
. ton" These fruits" however, to
American worlingmen Will be very
different thing from the Traits" the
British expect to reap.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-14

IT is estimated that 5000 men, $500
horses and 100 steam engines are oc-
cupied in harvesting the ice from the
surface of the Hudson. 1t Is an ill
wind that blows no good.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-14

Thos. X. Lancaster, Another Graduate,
Who recently finished a course at the
Commercial College, has secured
through Principal Godey's influence,
u line position in the Z. Il. Il. Co. S Of
flee PhiIa. Though Just fresh from
school he is acceptably filling through
the training OF the college, Il position
previously occupied by an experienced
man.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-14
DEGISTFE'S Ot;DEH.
N REGISTERS OFFICE,
: :. L III


tfrr, MIR 81, Is92.
Upon the application OF Sunir
H4rkr, Admtlist Iul rlNot .dward Burke,
iate of " lniTgtUA Hundred. ia said
county, deceased il is ordered and direct
cu 10y the Register thai the NdIulu strait
uiorc-Nld give notice Of granting al let
te1soi Administration upun tbcr-tlte Df
the deceased, with the dute or granting
Thereof, tv causing advert iSemcuts 10 be
posted Wsthin forty DAYS from HE date OF
huGn Letters ia SIN ct the most pthilc
places oil TIE county OF New Castle. ra-
pnlring all persons having demands
against TIE estate 10 present the SUM. or
abide as an act 81 Assembly in sucn chse
tradU and pro, ldtI: and also cause the
saIuC to b. inserted WITHIN III. sane per-
icd in the Daily Republican, Il newspaper
published in Wilmington, Del, aud 10 10
tuttmued therein three weeks .. o. 4.
l-t-l Given uud"rthe haatt and seal
q. 5. Of uilGe ot the REGISTER aforesaid
al Wllmirgton, IN New castle
comfy aforesaid. the lay und year above
J. WILKINS cocoa. Register.
NOTICE IL EcrcD, pIsrn Jhu let, rrs OF
Adm lni-fraiiuH w ia IA duc turm oil law
granite unto tine undersigned on the ;..ih
r..ly Of D,c'tharr h. l-.r and thai alt
persons having CiuIm4 uIHTusI the cs-
t.in OF thO licensed must present tha
, same. duly uttrstp, TO tho sad A .ulAls
. truu On or heiur" thu 10 h day u u 90
/ l>tt or abide tue Act oil assembly in such
chEG made ana prUNIpCd.
AMI BURKE.
Admin stIgdriN.
Addres, Gco. y. bowl Esq, Atior-
mes al tatS, " itmtugton, nei IA ia
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-14
THE PALACE CAR.
WHAT TT COSTS AND HOW 1T 10
USUALLY EQUIPPED.


Car or a Train of Several Cars-If You
/ Have the Money You Can Take Your
Ease--Linen for Palace Cars.
1t costs only $50 day to hire com
pletely furnished and palatial dwell
ing house on wheels, containing seven
teen beds. In front is an observation
room" Next come two drawing rooms,
both fairly spacious. Behind these is
a dining room twelve feet long. The
middle part Of the car is occupied by
berths, which are comfortable sofas
during the day. In the rear are good
sized kitchen, n china closet n pantry,
bathroom and cold storage closet.
All linen for table and beds, tableware,
crockery and every other necessary are
supplied. Three servants are provided
also without extra charge-a skilled
cook, waiter and u porter, who are I'M
der the orders of a tenant. Heating and
lighting are thrown in. After ten days
the rental is five dollars less per diem.
Thus lu-u'iously housed, the occupant
can travef wherever he wishes all over
the continent by paying the railways
eighteen fares for transportation. How
ever, if more than eighteen passengers
are carried in the car, so many extra
fares must be paid. He can stop at
whatever points he desires and have his
ear side tracked, making his home in it
re- Is u s's'
- ~ N4'o'7e' ~ van pi,ns aior'S ms
onn s'i ~, aus ii, ~ '"p'e"are anu
"itcs' nc - ~ i'oerts W lurillSh tle
co .,, hlniseii' OF the company
WIN supply everything IN that way for
h,ih' charging only 70 per cent over anu
"Do'o ", nVSV ahi re.i''erins 10 MN inc
o,''s' lie ia'ter is oy lar the better
pan, hlaSuluch as lroupie IS saved ana
aii4irs are attended TO more satisfactory
~ ny tle company, when understands
me business ana can buy tood cheaper
oeslues' me COOK Is Always capable
person, ana, having tilne schedule fol
Journey across tho continent, he Will
telegraph ahead to various points for
snch lnNurles as may be obtalnable at
the markets III different cities, thus ar
ranging Tor tresh fruits, butter and
eggs anu even Tor newly cut bouquet
70 he put on the table every morning at
breakfast. All OF this is susceptible al
variation. Ono can engage an ordinary
Sleeping car Tor SiO a sleeping car viii
buffet Tor So, or dlhlng ana Observation
car combined Tor $40 a hunting car
provided with kennels Tor dogs, racks foi
guns, h,hlhs tackle, ETC., costs only 80
a. IL at.1
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-14

Ii the trial 81 the ilowa=fn. .=5'-oH=
ing case uow going Oh 1t r,tlat NJ,
there Is positive eylGenge sL,t "A Luu-
Der OF the wor%nsu wi.o took tAa
place Of strikers vera poisoned Mon
who would deliberately uIx pos q
with food Of rival YotGuaa ara mote
deserving OF the name OF lrp,es thlu
Of human beings, ard the snVaeI lAh0t
organizations get clear Of such mel
the bitter It will he ror sueN prgan,2l
&5ns.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-14
ON FRIDAY,
THE 27TH DAY OF JANUARY. 1899
At o'clock. p. M,
ON FRIDAY,


The following described real estate, viz:
All TINT certain mcSsuage, plantation
or tract OF land, situate, lying and being
in APPOINTMENTS hundred, New Castle
county, aforesaid, found d umd described
us follows that Is 10 say:
beginning ut II blue quarry stone being
The cnrncr now nadc between these
premises aud other lands of James "
Moore, from thence with other lunds OF
said Moore nd binding herewith, suuth
eighteen degrees east one hundred and
ninety one Hrrchcs to n stake in the
sou hcriy branch of iiangnIun creek,
being IA corner for these premises and
ether lands OF said Moore, thence up SAD
branch II II binding with the wHtercuirse
thereof and with lands of William and
Edward Webb To stake in the said
branch corner Tor sal Webb, thence lpay
ing said branch aud through the woods
north fifty tive degrees west nv" and two
tenth pcrChCs to II stone in said woods,
Clrucr Tor these promises and la is OF
/ yrus Polk. thence with lands oil said
cyrus Polk north iifty degrees west sav.
tcnty zone aud eiSht-tenths pcrches TO II
corner In the centre oil the State road
leading from tautwclls bridge TO Black
bird, tucuCc with said road toward Can't
wells Bridge north torty.slN degrees east
ninety-two and x-teHths perches TO "A
corner in said road thence north thirty
three degrees east thirty -IouI purChcs TO
IA corner III id road, and from thence
norm twenty -tlRnl anu u quarter ueFrtts
eust eighty sin and slN.tCnths pere,lcs to
a corner IN said road, corner Tor these
premises ana other lands of SAID Moore,
ana herewith south ciehty-seyen and IL
half degrees east forty SIX and three
Eteuths pCrches TO the aforementioned
stone ana place OF beginning, containing
one hundred and eight seven acres aud
enc hundred suuHi pea . exclusive oil
rOu Isl. Ice the same NOR less, with n
two-storied same and brick dwelling and
kitchen aud out houses thereon erected.
Seized and taken III execution as the
pr, perry of Henry II. Appleton ana Han,
nah NJ. AppC his wiIc and To be old
by prlRCE GOULD, Shcrif
Sheriti Office, W lmington, BET, Jan
uary 10 1895. ito