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First Choice Republi- can Candidates for
 Governor.

No sentiment as far as I can learn Is being expressed in this locality for any particular Republican nominee for Governor. SETTLER (Ind.).
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Joaquin County in behalf of any par ticular candidate for Governor. In my opinion, probably w. R. Davis would be as strong a candidate as any named thus far in this section of the State. In the State at large believe Gage would be the strongest. As second choice of strongest man in this locality should say Thomas Flint.
 IRVING MARTIN,
 Editor. Record Qnd. R.).
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REDLANDS, Aug. 8.-Editor Call:
 Henry T. Gage will probably carry Southern California solid. None stronger in the entire State. Thomas
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BROWN FOR SECOND CHOICE.

MONROVIA, Aug. 8-Editor Call: Henry T. Gage first choice in this To- cality and State. l.. H. Brown second choice. Messenger Qnd.).
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THIS DIsTRICT IS FOR KNIGHT.

NATIONAL CITY, Aug. S.-Editor Call: Strongest candidate for Governor in this section is George A. Knight. l.. R. Ellert would probably come next Record und.-R).
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Call: Gage solid in south and in my opinion throughout the State.
 E. DAY,
 Editor Signal Ond.).
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FIRST GAGE, THEN

FIRST GAGE, THEN -? REDLANDS, Aug. 8.-Editor Call: Gage strongest here now. Being dele gate to the convention I do not care to express further opinion.
 WILLIAM G. MOORE,
 Editor Facts Ond. Rep.).
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THE MINERS WANT GAGE.

MOKELUMNE HILL, Aug. s. Editor Call: w. R. Davis is the only
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FLINT FIRST, HILBERT SECOND.

SAN LUCAS, Aug. S.-Editor Call! Thomas Flint Jr. for Governor, and L. R. Ellert second choice. B. F. ROGERS,
 Proprietor Herald Qnd.).
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GAGE IS POPULAR AT HOME.

Editor Press (R). GAGE IS POPULAR AT HOME. DOWNEY. Aug. S.-Editor Call: Here, Cages home, all are for Gage No second choice. He is winner sure. C.. H. EBERLE,
 Editor Champion Qnd). SHORT AND TO THE POINT. LODI, Aug. S.-Editor Call: For Governor, w. R. Davis first, l.. H. Brown second.
 REVIEW BUDGET Qnd). STILL ANOTHER FOR GAGE. POMONA, Aug. S.-Editor Call: This locality will be solid for Henry T. Gage for Governor. No second choice.
 SYDNEY M. HASKELL.
 Editor Progress (Rep). FAVORABLE FOR BROWN. CHICO, Aug. S.-Editor Call: l.. H. Brown seems to be choice in county. Believe George A. Knight strongest man for second choice.
 Chico Enterprise (R.).
 SOLID FOR GAGE. SANTA MONICA, Aug. s.-Editor
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MAY sUPPoRT DAVIS.

STOCKTON, Aug. 8.-Editor Call: There is no pronounced sentiment in San
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FAVOR BROWNS CANDIDACY.

. DUNsMUIR, Aug. S.-For Republican gubernatorial nominee L. H. Brown seems to be the favorite in this local ity; George A. Knight second choice. My opinion is that w. R. Davis would be the strongest in the State
 R. H. WHITSON, Publisher News (Ind). HAVE NO PARTICULAR CHOICE. NEVADA, Aug. S.-Editor Call: Re- publicans of Nevada County do not
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A DIVIDED OPINION.

BEDDING, Aug. 8.-Editor Call: Lou H. Brown has the strongest individual following. Ellert has many friends. Gage would probably make the strong
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WANT DAVIS AND A SENATOR.

RIVERSIDE, Aug. S.-Editor Call: This section was at first favorable to Davis and is still so. Cages nomina- ton would jeopardize Southern Cali fornia's chance for Senator. Eliminating
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est State candidate as against Mcguire. Knight would run well in Shasta Coun- ty and W. H. L. Barnes for State Sen ator. ED M. SWASEY,
 Free Press (RO.
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NOTHING BUT CAGE.

VENTURA, Aug. S.-Editor Call: Gage is first choice for Governor here; no second choice mentioned. PRESS PRESS AND VENTURIAN
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ONLY ONE IN THE RACE.

PASADENA, Aug. 8.-Editor Call: Gage favorite son here. others not considered. Think him strongest throughout State.
 CHARLIE A. GARDNER,
 Do.,lapo Cfor lPanA
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A POLITICAL HUMoRIsT.

SANTA ROSA, Aug. S.-Editor Call: Your joke fully appreciated. At the nroper time Sonoma County will name
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A SECTIONAL SENTIMENT.

A SECTIONAL SENTIMENT. LIVERMORE, Aug. S.-Editor Call: William R. Davis Is the strongest can didate for Governor-in this end of Ala meda County, with Lou Brown as sec ond choice. Nine tenths of the voters here are for Davis.
 WRIGHT & ELLIS,
 Herald (R).
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A VOICE FROM THE ENEMY.

BAKERSFIELD, Aug S-Editor Call: Being a Democrat am not in- formed how Republican delegates to
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ANoT. TER FROM THE SOUTH.

POMONA, Aug. S.-Editor Call: Gage by far the strongest here for Cover nor. Believe he is in State. Little said on second choice. Believe Felton next strongest.
 POMONA TIMES Qnd. Rep.).
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HAVE NO PARTICULAR CHOICE.
Y HUMBOLDT COUNTY LIKES THEM ALL.

Aug 
 candidate for iovnor Local nigh a w R. Davis M Scott would he would be dcarry
 F. Standard
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HAS NO PREFERENCE.

FRESNO, Aug. S.-Editor Call: No strongly marked preference for any candidate for Governor. Flint, Pardee Davis and Brown all have friends. Delegation not unanimous and public sentiment not crystallized.
 HOWELL,
 Fresno Republican (R.).
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Flint Jr., second choice. Brown. Par dee and Ellert come in order named.
 THE CITROGRAPH Qnd.).
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ALAMEDA MAY FAVOR PARDEE.

ALAMEDA, Aug. 8.-Editor Call: George c. Pardee is strongest in both this locality and State. L. H. Brown second choice. T. c. DANIELS,
 Editor Argus (R).
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GAGE FIRST, BALANCE PUNCHED.
 ONTARIO, Aug. 8.-Editor Call: Henry T. Gage. Second choice doubt full. OBSERVER Qndl.
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that feature we are for Gage and Davis second. E. P. CLARKE,
 Editor Press (R.).
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PASO ROBLES WANTS FELTON,.
 PASO ROBLES, Aug. S.-Editor Call: First choice for Governor, Charles N. Felton. Second choice. George A. Knight. THE RECORD.
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FAvoRITEs NAMED IN ORDER.

Pasadena Star (Rep.).
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FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.

Editor Republican
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A COUNTY SOLID FOR GAGE.

Fresno Republican (R.).
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ANY REPUBLICAN WILL WIN.

Editor Transcript (R.
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KINGS CITY, Aug. s.-Editor Call:
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ALAMEDA CANDIDATES BARRED.

Editor Encinal Qnd.).
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-10

Guilty, and then the fssbls hand sought
10 find the battered head, bat fell back
Imply, "Open his shirt, lieutenant"
suggested the man who knew him us
Boston, and the young officers hand
sought the heavy muff1er that was twist
ed loosely about the neck. A coarse
blue flannel shirt was revealed, was
opened at the throat, and then pack
age in oiled silk, hanging by silken
cord. was found, and then came doc
tor. Lifting an eyelid, he peeped into
the dull pupil, felt the pulse and placed
his hand over the heart. my Office is
only u few steps away. Lift him up and
bring him thore," said he, in the quiet,
authoritative tone of the professional
who had dwelt long among men most
Of whose dead he had attended immedi-
ately before or after their sudden disso-
luton and had seen them buried as they
fell, with their boots on. The order
was obeyed in silence. A shutter was
lifted from its hinges at the nearest sa-
loon, the patient was hoisted thereon
and the march began. Maynard stopped
o moment.
Leave Schultz here with my horse,
sergeant, and go with the other men to
gather what you can Of the absentees.
This has made diversion In our favor.
I'll join you at the Empire presently"
A disconnected crowd lowered at the
foot Of the Doctors stairs. That level
headed parsonage had ordered out every,
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"Woutd you mind calling doctorf" he
said
body but Buffalo Coat and the man who
knew the patient as Boston, but he
opened to Msynard's knock. Come in,
lieutenant" he promptly said, as soon
as he saw the face at the door. "You
gave this big fellow sharp lesson, but
fancy he deserved it. These gentle.
men" there he winked sagely at the
otficer) "have given me the particulars.
No." he continued, "there's no frac.
ture, no serious conclusion. He'll come
around presently. All that's likely to
be necessary is a quiet room and com.
plete rest for few days. We have no
public hospital as yet The coroner's
office ordinarily is all that is necessary.
"Will you kindly see that he gets
every attention, doctor, and send the
bill to me at the fort2 My names May.
bard, said the officer. "Now I have to
join my men, if can be of no further
use or service here" whereupon the
two shook hands and parted.
Buffalo Coat followed to the door.
"You're ID good fellow, lieu
tenant" said he, land I'm sorry the
gang behaved as they did. 1t was the
sergeant they were after, not you. He's
all right, too, only he gets huffy when
they guy, and that's nuts for the crowd.
Now I'll let you into the whereabouts
Of your strays There was only one at
the Empire, lying dead drunk in the
back room, but there's a raft Of 'em
across the road at Hannifin's, some In
plain clothes. Their moneys about Civ.
en- out, and he'll be glad to get rid Of
'em."
Maynard thanked the man rather
coldly and impatiently, too, though he
could hardly say why, mounted his
horse, overlook the patrol a few blocks
away and impaired the tidings to his
sergeant Two minutes later they had
dismounted again in side street, mo.
Tested and followed no longer, though
the populaoe still lowered ouriously
about barroom doors. The corporal with
two men was sent through back alley
TO the rear yard and doorway Of Hanni-
fms place. Maynard and his party sud-
denly appeared at the invitingly open
'front.' and with the tacit consent of the
proprietor began their search of the
premises, up stairs and down.
From under beds and out of closets
they dragged three of the absentees;
then they invaded the cellar. Almost
Immediately there was rush from a
dark corner, crash Of boxes and barrels
upon the resounding floor. The SER
geant's lantern was shivered to bits.
There followed sound of blows, curses
and struggles. Two dim figures bounded
away up the steps, and Maynard, striv.
ing to follow, stumbled over PROSTATE
form, and then, suddenly conscious of
sharp pang in the side, found bis search.
ing hand deluged with his own blood
and everything growing dim and dark
about him.
Before he had finished bandaging pa.
tient number one DR.. TORY was hur-
riedly summoned to Hannifin's by the
report that Lieutenant Maynard had
been stabbed to death. ~
Ito Dc COntinued.)
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d EGISTER'S ORDER.
IL REG lSTER'S OFFICE
New Caste County, Del.

February 18TH 1893
Upon tho application Of Eliza b. Wadsley
executrix OF foher adsley late of NeyC astie
lid. in said county, deceased,it Is ordered and
directed by tho Register that the Executrx
aforesaid give notice ~ granting of Letters
Testamentary npnp the estate If the deceased
with thedate Of granting thereof, by causing
advertisements to be posted within forty DAYS
from, the date of such Letters in six Of the
most public places of the county of New Castle
requiring all peraons having demands against
the estate to present the same or abide by an
act of Assembly in such case made and pr6vd.
cd and also cause the same to be inserted
within the same period in the WEEKLY REpyB.
LlcAN, q newspaper published in Wilmington,
Del. and to ba continued therein. two months,
49,, Given under the hand and seal OF
IS. s office of the Register aforesaid, at
49,, Wilmington. in New Castle county
aforesaid. the day and year above written.
CALVIN w, CROSSAN, Register
NOTICING is hereby given that etters
Parliamentary were in due folm Of law grant.
ed unto the undersigned on the 18th day ct
February. A. d. 1885, and that all persons
having claims against the estate Of the decnas.
ed must present the same, duly attested TO the
said Executrix. on or before the 18th day Of
February 1902 or abide the Act Of Assembly
IN ouch case made and provided
ELIZA b. WADSLEY
Execntrix
AddrsB: New Castle I. O., Del. no
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Tn silence the patrol then bored a eCay
Through the laughing jccring tlrong
schooling in respect 10 civil laws as had
been pounded into his young superior
ut the Point.
Back to the horses" was the an.
swer. "We can accomplish nothing
here"
But the crowd, like most Cheyenne
assemblages in tho days Of old, had
nothing in particular to do. Ithad been
recruited from all the barrooms along
the street in the neighborhood and de-
sired to be amused, SO it promptly re-
solved itself into an escort for the troop
ers and Travelled along after them
block or so. Then an inspiration seized
several of it's prominent constituents
and dozen of the number slipped away
from the esoorting party and ran rapid
ly-down side street, and two minutes
later, o. Maynard turned into the broad
thoroushfars on which opened tho COR
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Schedule in effect Nov. H. 1897.
All trainI Illuminated with Pinssos
Light.
AWARE AVENUE STATION, FOR
NEW YOlK. week days, s3,ls, ga
\ 1oA a. m; 'lsis, 1884, 's5s 's.z1. 40.
'll0o p. m. Sundays. 1918. $50. 'i1.M :.
M: 1888, 1921. "a41. sl1.O0 p. m.
PHILADELPHIA, week days, s3.1S, k6n.
G4o T.l6. 7.35, 'S.25, 800, $3.50, slo.2A E.@
9. m; 'l2 ~. 1.2O. 1884. ass. 40, sb.2I, lss
s7.A. BIS, '1l0O p. m. Sundays, s81S, IN
$50. 1888. '1l24 a. m; $3.50. Alo '6.2l, asa
IA. 9.15. 'll.00 p. IA.
CHESTER. week days. ssls, $780, "a
Tl5. 1855. .sH, 500, .s2a, .lo,24, nos q. m.;
LEO. '2.s4. 4.i0. "5.2l. $50. s741, sl5. s110e D.
m. Sundays. 1913. 1855, $50. 's.as, '1l2A
n.24 a. m: 1888. 40. '5.2l. $50. ~7.ll. alk
su0u p. m.
ATLANTIC CITY. week days, .7.,s =
m; 'l2lS '2A p. m. Sundays. 7.as q. m.
CAPE MAY. week days, ESQ Z. m: IN
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON,
week days. AIS. TO 1855. III 81 &. n.i
.. m. Sundays, 4.ls, ITO, sss5 q. a.;
s12,57. s2,o9, so4, '4.b7. 's.0A, AL D. ia.
BALTIMORE AND WAY STATIoMa.
Ito a. m; S04 p. m. daily.
NEWARK. week days, 'lss. zle. AZ
s1i.ol a. IN; 'l2.57. 3e4 '4.o4, aST. %M
7.s2. 's,l1. 1855 p. m. Sundays. a.ls. TIA
'sS5 a. m; 'l2.57. s.o4, a.67. 7.s2. 'sll >. N,
PITTsBUHG. week Gays. 's.25 a. A..
sis p. IN. Sundays. *sss a. m; 'A.57 p. N.
CHICAGO. daily, 1855 a. m: '4,57 .. n.
+" CHICAGO via. CINCINNATI and IN.
D1ANAPOLIS. 's.Ss a. m.. daily.
CINCINNATI AND st. LOUIS. ss.& 4
m: ~ 81 and "p.11 p. m. daily.
TOLEDO AND DETROIT. 'sn p. N.
daily to Toledo and daily except Sunday
to Detroit.
NEW ORLEANS AND MrMpHrs us.
BRISTOL AND CHATTANOOGA. 'SM
p. m week days. '4.b7 D. m. sandayA
Orleans.
SINCERITY ACCOMMODATION. wssA
days. 40 a. m: Sea- 7.M. loss .. N. suns
days. ITO a. m; 3.04, 1872 y. m.
LANDENBERG ACCOMMODATION,
week days TO- 1000 a. M; 800. As7 p. n.
Sundays, 1000 a. m; AT y. III.
LEAVE MARKET STREET STATION
for
PHILADELPHIA. week days $50 .. a.
asa p. IN.
LANDENBER9. week days, SIS. -
a. m: 2.ts. $40 p. m. Sundays. l5b - n.i
$40 p. III.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR VIII.
week days. 1855. $40. ITO. 'S.oA
800 1923. ll.so q. m; 'l2.2o, rs7. 900 $50
"20. $50. '6l6. $40. co., Gao. $50. 'Sx.
TO- GO. 'll,S6 .. nj, Sundays. 1885. 500 0.0o.
u.39 a. m: II? 20, .l.S7. 100, sG2a. b.lS asa
$3.50, S.:S 1890 p. m.
Telephone No 1893
Rates to western points lower than Viz
any other line.
". M, GREENE. u. y. MARTIN,
Gen. MunlEeE. Nam. Of Pass. TrAfaN
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DIR. SIMMS
Vegetable Liver Pills

Elegantly sugar Goa. sd NO taste IN
swallowing. Grtpeiass aud not sickening
Operate grandly, and yet you hardly
know you take medicine. Tine finest
Liver, Kidney anu Stomach medlaice
known. VIII surely cure Liver corr.
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bliss. dyspepsia etc. Cures tired feeling,
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dy'head, DO. Nice la every respect IS
real Liver medicine and family protsc.
lion against diseases. 25 cents q box. six
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and country. Depot. WV King street.
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THURSDAY. MARCH II, 1903,


Shead Of good horses, one a good driver J
head of mich cows, 70 pairs chickens. Farm
wagon, Germantown buggy, horse cart, road
cart, lock horse rake, telegraph hay cutter No.
8, 2horsa roller, Bissell plow. nearly new, Wi
ard pillow, corn coyerer.2 cultivators, harrow,
grindstone, dearborn pole. block and fall,
slaughter house ixturess, corn shelter, grain
cradle, riding saddles. crosscut saw, seamless
bags, scythes, shoyels. rakes double aid single
trees, 2 sets plow harness. 3 sets wagon mr.
ness, cart and carriage harness. robes blankets,
milk churn, butter tub. 90 bushels potatoes,
800 bushels corn, 8 tons good timothy hay, 5O0
bundles corn fodder, sleigh, 2 ladders, dinner
bell weighing beams, large boiler, also lot Of
household furniture.
Terms All sums Of $40 and nader cash all
over that amount credit OF . months will b"
given by purchaser giving u bankable note
with an approved endorser.
MARY CANNON.
Lank q Son. Auc. 1t
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For tho Sou tn.

Southern Railway.-7s7 p. NJ, daily,
sleepers to New Orleans. Memphis, Tam.
pa. Nashville, via Ashevilie and Het
Springs. Florida Limited" for jackson
Vile and 81. Augustine. ais r. N. wssh-
days.
Atlantic Coast Line.-N.4s P. M, daily,
sleepers to Jacksonville. Port Tampa,
Macon and Charleston, 1888 night. daily.
aleepers to Richmond and Jacksonville.
"Florida Special" for Jacksonville. q.
Augustine and Tampa. s32 p M. wsst.
days.
Chesapeake G. Ohio Railway. sll p. NJ.
daily. dining car and sleepers to ciHcAnp
natl
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t. W. Gibncy has moved to tho Cav.
throp building, 3l3 Shipley street, until
March 20, when he viii occupy this store
Bl3 Market street.
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ahead Of horses
No. /, Bay horse, good 10 work or drive,
years old.
No. 2, gray horse. Mike. a good worker, 0
years old.
No. 3, sorrel horse. Nettle. s years old.
No. I, black horaa, Mig, good warksr.
0head Of good cows, some fresh and others
springers. . sows with pigs, boar, about 100
pairs OF chickens. . pair OF ducks.
Farming IMPLEMENTS 2horse farm wagons
2.seated carriage, milk wagon, l dugout, q Gets
Of wagon harness. sets single carriage harness
collars, Champion machine. horse rake, hay
fork, rope and block, twin harrows. corn
shelter, grain fan, roller, Q 2.horse piows, 2
hand cultiyators, good 20.ft. ladder, crosscilt
saw, forks, shoyels, hoes and scaldidg tub salt
ing tub, 10 acres OF wheat in ground. Terms
cash. WIN. u. BANGS
W. ]. Lank q Son, Aues. my-Ateod
.-------------T-=------ ---Ss- -
nUBLIC SA[E--.THE SUBSCRIBER ,GOINf3
10 relinqnish farming, will seii at public
sale on the PREMISES Of the late Jas Cannon,
-on the Lancaster Pike near Silyerbook station,
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90 at Once
and get your photographs made by Cum
mings, Tho Photographer, 30. Mark ct
street.
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DUBLIC sALE-THE SUBSCRIBER WILL
4 soil at public sale, on the farm known M
mo LaHnor, farm. situate in Christiana HIM.
AIRED, neAr Newport, on $500
MONDAY. MARCH 18th. 1893,
At II o'clock, NJ. sharp,
Three good horses, 14cows, 2heifer,, n vcar.
ling calves, one bull, 2farm wagons, market
pion binder. hand cultivators, 2 horse culti.
vator, wheat iri!l, grain fan, corn shelter, corn
marker, slAgh, plows, harrows, forks, shov.
ahatns wagon aid pow harness, wheelba eliza, S"w
mall, wedges, axes, lot Of chickens and ducks.
corn and olts by the h,hel, ~ acres wheat In
ground and numerous other articles.
Terms "A j sums of 40 and under cash, over
Shat smount credit o! q months will be givon
BY purchaser giving o hanksblo note with mn
eEns. RUSSELL, a IATIMTE
7. ". stidham b Son, Auo. M
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HAWKINS & co..
TIP Market st.

Aetas Agents
III the Management, Rental and SHE OF
Real Estate.
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Lank q Son. Auc
DUBLIC SALE-OF PERSONAL PROPER
L ty, at the residence Of Lydia Mitchell
near Hockessin Meeting House, on
l. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10th, 1903,
At o'clock, Essat r

My household goods as follows: Hair clett,
sofa and large re cker, cane seat rocker and
chairs, hat rack, marble top valiant sideb0ard
lot OF looking glasses, lamps, ! cottags cham.
Der suite, bedsteads, two bureaus. u lot Of III.
grain and rag carpet, one parlor heater, ten
plate stove, beds and bedding, bedsteads two
feather beds, walnut extension table. settee. y
lot Of dishes and tinware, oil stove, fruit Jars,
washing machine, fruit cupboard, tubs and
many other articles not mentioned.
One Diamond State earth closet, good as new
al excellent thing for invalids' use or in sick
room, one germantown wagon, hand cider mill
good as new, corn shelter, hay wagon, caraiage
harness, plow harness, plows, cr1ltivators. corn
hay, grain chests. grindstone and other articles
10 chickens, cows. one fresh with calf three
weeks old. Terms cash.
LYDIA MITCHELL
w. Frank Taylor, AUG.
Philip Chandler, Clerk.
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Wilmington & Nor. K. K.
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT. JUNE 81, W
Trains leave Wilmington tFrench Street
Station for b. q o. Junction, Montchaniu,
Winterhurn, Guyencourt. Granogue, Cossart.
Chadds Ford junction, Pocopson, West Chester
Embreeville, Mortonvile, Gainesville and inter
mediate stations, daily except Sunday, at 7.2o
IA. m 2 10, 4 and g. 10 p. IN. Sundays only atSO5
u. M, 2 10 and p. III.
For Waynesburg Junction, Springfield and
intermediate stations, daily, except Sunday
ut ~ a. m, 2.10 and 4p III. Sundays only ut
sos Il. M, = 10, 4p. III.
For Joanna, Birdsboro, Reading and Inter
mediate stations daily except sunday, Mt 1.lC
II. m, and 2.lUp m, Sundays only at s,O5 n. III.
and 2.lOp m.
A. Il M'CAUSLAND, Superintendent.
BUWNESS BRIGGS Gen. Pass Agent.
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Fine Cigars.

Tho city market eigar is one OF the finest
cent cigars In the city. Manufactured by
e. A. Bourbon. s. W. cor. I'd and Shiplev
streets.
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American Landry. SIG West Front Sc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-10
YIN MlNDAf,
TIE 2lsT DAY OF MARCH, 1898,

ths following described personal property
'n"wers. hay tcdder, horse rake, forks, ropes
and blocks, potato planter, poison spreader,
potato. Dlow, manure spreader. root cuttor,
grnslsesne, harrows. cultiyators corn marker,
corn covers, plows hoes, rakes, double and sin.
gle harness, hot bed sash. sleighs, bedroom set,
feed mill and corn shelter, saddles, crsalner,
refrigerator, head horses, lot Of cattle, hull.
organ. dining room furniture.
Seized and taken In execution az the
property Of David B. Kee, and to be sold by
WILLIAM r. FL1EN, Sheriff.
shsriT's 9dlea WilminRtep. RslsSars.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-10

RETAIL GROCERY STORE i A,a '''''
COED business stand located in n growing neigh.
eorhpod. Property consists of II large lot with
brick store aud dwelling and tstubic In rear.
Cost fis1O. VIII soil right now ut s2HGl, Here
il u iinr bargain for somebody. Apply NJ. H.,
'.r-' HhWKiNS'& CO.,
k.ui ESTATE BROKERS,
liz Market street,
1j'wslt Wilmington, Del