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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-04-27
THE PLATFORM.
President Mckinley and His
Policies Are Endorsed
at Columbus.

(News-Democrat Leased Wire Service. ]
Columbus, April 25.-The platform
unanimously adopted b ythe Republican
state convention today endorses the St.
Louis platform of 1896 and declares the
principles advocated then to be in all
respects true principles of the Repub-
lican party today. 1t cordially en-
dorses" the wise and patriotic admin
istration of President Mckinley.
Every pledge of his administration
has been faithfully redeemed" it de-
clares. The platform also aserts that
his administration has fixed the gold
standard upon foundations of law,
made our national currency larger in
volume, and sure in value and lifted
our national credit to the highest plane
any nation has ever reached"
imperialism is touched as follows:
1--WE reaffirm the principles in which the
Republican party has it's birth and on
which Abraham Lincoln was elected
president, that the representatives Of
thee people have full power over terri
tory belonging to the United States and
We sustain the president and congress
in exercising this power with due re-
gard for the safety and welfare Of the
union and with the most just, gener-
Gus, human and fraternal considera-
tion for those over whom the authority
Of the U. s. is extended. We advocate
for them free schools, full security for
life, liberty and property. the most lib
eral measures for the development Of
their agriculture and industries and the
largest degree of local self rule for
which they are fitted"
The treaty Of Paris is approved
THE sovereignty thus deliberately as
sumed by the conjoint action of the
great treaty making and law-making
powers of the United States" the plat
form continues, 'it was the duty of the
executive to maintain and we approve
the vigor, wisdom and success with
which President Mckinley has perform
ed that duty. and the fortitude and
bCioishi Va thC anu sStllOTS
through whom it was performed. That
sovereignty must not be repudiated
and the high purpose Of its origin must
be accomplished in the establishment Of
peace and order and the blessing Of in
dividual liberty among the peoples Off
the Philippines"
The platform declares in favor of
such legislation by congress as win
encourage and promote U. s. merchant
marine. George K. Nashs administra-
ton is approved. The legislation en-
acted by the Seventy-fourth general as
sembly Of Ohio was also endorsed. On
trusts it says, I'VE insist that injurious
combinations shall be forbidden and
so-called trusts be regulated or re-
stricted as to guarantee immunity from
hurtful monopoly"
Blackburn will be nominated food
commissioner on the first or second bal
lot.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-04-27
Qnite Seriously Hurt.

Alliance, April 25.--It is reported tina
DR.. John Il. Frick, who was hurt at tn,
Catholic church Saturday. Is injured
more seriously than at first realized
His hip was broken. and considering
the fact that he 10 75 years Of age 1t Il
doubtful whether he win ever be abl
to walk again.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-04-27

of the centennial would be Of little
weight. He recommended that the Off
GERS Of the old commission bring a test
case in the supreme court to determine
the legal basis Of the old commission.
This course will be taken and a deci-
sion rendered as early as possible.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-04-27
HOW STARK VOTED.
Stood SOlidly for Blackburn On
Both the Ballots That
Were Taken.
special to News Democrat.

Special to News-Democrat.
7 Convention Hall. Columbus. April 26.
Blackburn was nominated on the
second ballot for food commissloner.
Tho 'nighteenth district went solid for
DIackburn On the second ballot on ~
m Il0t etszh yetse r. r. aag n|ee'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-04-27

Compared with the Stark county con
vention. that Columbus AFFAIR 10 yer,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-04-27
A TICKET NOMINATED
WITH CONSUMMATE EASE.
Laylin Named BY Acclamation in the Republi-
can Convention and Dick Triumphs.
THE DECLARATION OF PRESIDENTS COUNTY INEFFECTIVE.

The Whole Convention Was Cut and Dried Affair and There
Was Not Hitch Anywhere Nominations Were Made at
the First Session This Morning, Save For Food
Commissioner--Stark County People in
Attendance Convention News.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-04-27
THE
FARMERS BANK,
CANTON, OHIO
OEFICERS AND DIRECTORs:
WIN. DANNEMILLER, President.
81. q. MCDOWELL, Vice-Preo.
FREDERICK N. FAST,
A. N. MCCARTHY.
A. G. MCDOWELL, Cashier.

A General Banking business trans
acted.
Accounts Of firms and individuals so-
ucited.
Interest paid on Time Certificates.
Interest paid on Savings accounts.
OPDN-S:00 Q. m. to 500 p. m.
Saturday evening $50 to p. -
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STATE NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD.

Since 1899 the firm Of Fdries < Son oi
SMYRNA, aow composed OF Representa-
tive w. A. FAIRIES and son Harvey ".
FAIRIES, has buried over y 1900 petsona,
about three times the population q
Smyrna.
Camden camp will begin one week
from Yesterday.
The Asbury VI. f. sunday School 81
Smyrna picnics at Woodland Beach TO-
day
Robert II. Wilson Of near Dover yes
terday ordered 1900 baskets in prepara-
tion ior peach shipments. His orchards
will Yield about 10000 baskets.
Down state polite ans are preparing to
attend Big Thursday at Bowers Beach.
which oecars on thessecond Thursday in
] August.
The condition ot ElitorJ. Il Batenan
of the Dover state Sentinel does not I'M
prove.
Lieutenant Augustus i. Bishop iof tile
Second United states Infantry, spa ~
i III. +. 4. II Bishop of Dover, las beer
4 ordered to the scene Of var in China.
The prolonged draught has injured the
corn ciop IN Sussex county.
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A DEMOCRATIC "DRlYELER.

From tile Philadelphia Evening Telegraph.
The painful discovery has been made
that the Kansas City platform makers
had their tlnigg, as well as those Of
Philadelphia. Ii has been revealed that
the sub. Committee to which was en-
trusted the task 81 knocking the plat
form into shape, after it had been ''nna-
nimoualy" ADOPTED by the full Com
mittee, through the votes Of the repre-.
sentatives of Oklahoma and Hawaii,
cast out bodily the special plank which
demanded the amendment Ct the Con.
stitution so as to legaize the i'm mposition
of an income tax This particular
tenet OF modern Organized Democracy
came TO naught through the action Of
the Supreme Court Of the United States,
and the only way in which it can be
put into practical operation il by radi-
cal change in the fundamental Law ofthe
land.
OF such change the platform committee
at Kansas City expressed its approval,
but not line TO that Effect was found
in the completed instrument when it left
the subcommittee hands. The ques-
tion which is now sgitating some u the
Bryanite brethren is, Who threw the
income tax plank out2 IL is manifest
that the sub committee included among
its. members a ''drivelern ofti e Qnigg
stripe, and one who, like Quigg, did his
nefarious work fsurreptltionsly. IL
seems that an intimation has been made
in some quarters that the income tax
plank met its fate as q slight attempt at
the Precipitation of * Senator Hill, but
that insinuation ia repudated in indig-
nant terms by a member Of the platform
committee who has consented to talk
about the painful cut iect for publication.
But it ought to be possible to unearth the
''driyeler," hoover he may have been,
and to visit upon him a measure Of the
reprobation that fell to the lot Of the
'surreptitious" .Quigg.
The sun., 1900-07-19
Deafness Cannot be- Cured.

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There s only one way TO cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an intlamed con.
dition Of the mucous lining Of the
Eustachian tube. When this tube gets
infamed you have rnmbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when it is en-.
tirely closed deafness is the result, and
unless the inflammation can be. taken out
and this tube restored to its normal con-
diton, hearing will be destroyed forever;
nine cases out OF ten are caused by
catarrh, which is nothing but an in
famed condition Of the mucous SUR
faces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case Of deafness caused bv
catarrh that can not be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure send for circulars. free
FL. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by DruggiSta, 1jc.
EIalt's tamilt Pitls ace the best.
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MR.. NEARY AND Mr.. HANDY
Frnm the smArna an.

From the smy ma Gail.
Neary, P.-I hear 'em talking about
you being tenacious at Kansas City 10
l6 to contention. What does it al
mean?
Handy, / 1t means briefly that /
wanted Kenney to pay for II driIks to
my l.
Neary-That was an ala ming ratio.
Handy--I. was Senatorial ratio.
Neary-I hardly see how the parity Of
two travelling companions could De main
tained at that.
Handy-It was brisk circulation.
Neary-I am opposed to such single
standard.
Handy was opposed to it myself be-
fore tried il.
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ADDICKS' AID TO HIS PARTY
When He Took Hold Politically
Delaware Was Hopelessly
Democratic.
TIE DELAWARE PURlSTS
Massachusetts, Paper Says State
That Sent Kenney TO senate Sure
Iy is in no Danger OF Anything
AddicEs May do or Leave
Undone.
THE DELAWARE PURISTS
From the Ha7erhIT Na.s. Gazette.

From the Hayerhil Mass Gazette.
Every Evening i qniet correct in its
deductions AIr j. Edward Addicks
took had politically when Delaware
vas hnpclsssly Democratic, H. heiped
m re than aid any other man to tip the
Team in THE opposite direction, when
Anthony II ggii,s slipped IL anu took
the SenatcisAip. Since then the DeIa-
ware puAEts tave hanored themselves
BIZ electiug senator kenney, YET make
up wry faces wien Addicks il mention
ed. Now Addcks il neither better nor
worse than hia critics He il not III pol.
itics for hia health. and without him tile
Republican party 81 Delaware would be
ia pitiiui minority. Humanity speak
ing why should lie not be given bis quid
pro quG2 A state that sent kennty q
the Senate surely is in no danger from
anything Addicks may do 81 cave IN
done.
The sun., 1900-07-19
Select Excursions 10 colchester
Beach. Chesapeake BAY

6a Tnnrsdays, Juy 46, Argust s ard
W, the Prnnsy lyaula R9lroal Company
Philadelphia, Wilmington ana B4ti-
ial t9@-rafe excursions ID Maryland !
most popular watering place, Ioehestef
Beach. fhis place Il held iii higa ily9r
by all who have visited Id II las all
the attributes 81 first cla-a resort. ani
especially appeas to families. Every
possible Kind of amusement is To be
found The location, on the prettiest
part III the beautiful Chesapeake Bay,
speaks for itself
A special train will be run on the fol-
lowing schedule, and rouud-trip tickets
will be sold at the rates quoted
The sun., 1900-07-19
HAPPENINGS
THROUGHOUT
THE STATE
O-O-O-O-O
THE DELAWARE PEACH
SEASON HAS OPENED
Shipments Will Not be Heavy, How
ever, Until Latter Part Of the
Month.
srecial 10 The sun.

Bridgeyile, Del, July ls.-The ship
ment Of peaches from Delaware has 3, :
gn1. but not a. yet il large quantities.
Only the very early varieties, such as
A exandtrs, Early Rivers and Early
4orks, are now being stripped. BY the
latter part Ot this month the shipments
viii be greatly Increased, and the saveral
large shipping poilta in this State will
be scenes oi unusual activity. Bridge
vile now ranks first az shipping point.
and az the height Of the season forty cars
OF peaches will be shipped from here
every day. Each car viii contain 500
baskets, making a total shipment for
one day Of 81, 900 baskets.
There has been decided change in
the manner OF dspusing Of the fruit.
ntll lew years ago the farmer shipped
his itult to the city commission mrr-
chant. Now he sells 1t at the station to
buyers who come here after it. The
largest one days shipment OF straw
berries during the past season was thirty
one cars, and OF that number less than
one-half car was shipped on consign-
ment.
The Delaware Railroad Company has
made every preparation to handle the
crop Of peaches, which is estimated bv
Special Agent !. \. Mills to be 1900
600 baskets. The company has fitted
cars with shelving, extended several sid.
ings along the line where fruit will b.
loaded, and opened several stations ex.
pressly for shipments. The peaches
promise to be Of tire quality this year,
There has not been a crop in Delaware
since 1896 and the trees will for thar
reason bear better fruit than il they
yielded every year.
A greater part Of this years. crop will
be shipped in refrigerator cars. The
advantages OF these cars are many.
Fruit can be shipped in them great dis.
tance a. rive il good condition. The
cars hi en- in use here about four
years.
The sun., 1900-07-19

ousted ard a new committee named By
the chairman OF the convention. y
Irving Handy's fine Italian hand was TO
be seen in all the pre- cceedings Of that
convention and to him Willard sauls-
bury owes his appointment as chairman
OF the present State Central Committee.
Mr.. Salisbury has had some experience
as chairman before, but his efforts have
not always been crowned with success
and they will not be this year. His party
Will be ANONYMOUSLY routed at the polls
at the election to be held in November.
His letters addressed to our people
for subscriptions to prevent go
called fraud at the polls is
laughabe in the extreme. The
people have not forgotten the arbi-
trary manner in which Republicans
were treated for years in this city and
State. How they were deprived by the
hundreds from casting their ballot and
even arrested and locked up in the City
Hall when they attempted to exercise
their franchise. How the ballot boxes
were stuffed in the several Democratic
wards until all the Republican wards
had made their returns, when these
same wards returns were ~ dnctnred a.
to give the DEM Gratis tie necessary ma
iarities to win On. Even the courts
helped the Democrats to parPetrate thir
glaring iraads. City Council was car
fitd again ami again by tie Democrats
by fraud. and nearly every city and
county otlicia elected hY tile most high
handed fraud. Republicans who made
themselves obnoxious and helped to un-
earth these frauds, were set upon and
beaten and then arrested. Tie people
oi Wilmington have not forgotten these
methods III vogue for years Dy the Dem
octats, to carry tire election in Della
ware.
The sun., 1900-07-19
MRS. ISAAC g. WEST DEAD.
Her Husband Killed a Negro ana
Skinned the Victim.
spee ial to The Sun.


Dover, July Is News has reached
Dover tnat Mrs. West, wife OF DR.. Isaar
G. West, apd former resident of D,yer
died at her home in Dallas, Texas. laki
Friday. Mrs. West was we'll known here
and Or. West, her husband, will be re.
membered as the principal in one Of the
most sensational affairs in Della ware.
criminal history.
Abnnt 1869 DR.. West, who then had
an office on Loockerman street, wa,
making chemicll exIeriments, nsing /;
wei known negro, named Turner, az !,
subject la some manner he killed Tur
ner, and then to cover up the crime an,
lestroy the identity of the victim i.
skinned him. The aff .ir wa
discovered, West was arrested, aid IL,
rial was memorable ore, in which i,
yas acquitted.
The sun., 1900-07-19
SHELLPOT PARK

Week Of July 10Th Program.
The Taneans-Musical Eccen-
triques.
Miss GLADYS St. John Singing
and Dancing Soubrette.
Tony Baker-Minstrel Comedian
Kilroy and Britton-Comedians
and their Hod Carrying Dog.
Nj. Walt Terry and Miss Nellie
Elmer-Late Stars Of 1892 Co.
Fern and Smlth-Song Illustra-
tors.
The sun., 1900-07-19
COOLER WEATHER PROMISED
Patrol station Was Hottest PIat in
Town Yesterday.

,
Relief from the extreme v hot weather
Of the last three days seems to lie in
sight. az the weather, it is predicted,
Will oe cooler today. The Thermometer
yesterday smashed another big record.
II went above the century mark. The
hottest place in town seemed ia he the
police patrol station. The thermometer
there stood 10 degrees in the shade and
10 il tile sun.
ln Pickeltown the SUMS ravs we're inst
as not az the rest of the city. Al seal .
drug store, Thirteenth and Claymont
streets, the mercury stood lO2 degrees in
the shade and ll2 degrees ia tile sun. It
was 30 hot the lemons had TO oe removed
from the window TO keep from turning
sour
There were many prostrations from
the heat all over the city.
The sun., 1900-07-19
at Q O'Clock p. m.

the following described real estate viz:
j. Az that certain lot or parcel of land with a
tniee-stnry brick dwelling thereon tr. cted
situate IN the City Of Wiimin. ton bounded and
described as follows. to Wit aAu
BEGINNING at stake on the westerly sidc ~
JtntIson street, between second AMI Thirj
streets At the distance nf one hundred and sixtv
teet southeily from the s0utherly side al Thitd
street; thence westerly parallel with Third street
one hundred feet to corner on the easterly side.
% q a thfee loot wide alley; thence northeriy hy
me sal side Of said alley thirteen fee and ten
Il IN cnes e az tier coi nyr theuce easlery pafa
lel WIN lhlrd street ard passing through hi.
centre OF the paIty division wal kqtyyern this
and the adjoihing house on the II ,rth j Ne hnn.
dted i e 10 the westerly side Of Jefferson stre.
aforesaid, -rd thence thereby southerfy thjr. cen
Ieet and ten inches To the place OF begfnnine H..
the Contents what il may. Win the tlse ni saId
siiey ~ comm N with other owners forever.
2ulAtd w., anu taken IN execution as the prnperty
oi mary Jane NcGnnis Extcutrfx Of Jtlpes Ma
Tinnls s deceased m0rrtas"r and the said Mari
Jane McGihhis surviving moftgaeor.
JOHN +. TAYLOR, sheriff
7. 1900. 'uis
The sun., 1900-07-19
TO THE DEAF.

4 rich lady, cured Of her d. afness a "a
nolfes IN the head by De. Aichelson's
Ntlilclal Ear Drnms, gave $1,000 to his
institute, so that deal people unable to
procure the Ear Drums may have them
rec, Address No. lI78, The Nicholson
Institute, 1S0 Eighth avenue, New York.
The sun., 1900-07-19
! hE ~ DAY OF JULY, 1900
at ? O'Clock; i. nj.

the following described Real Ests,e W.
Ailtho-4 tw1 certain lots tiece. IF rsrcaIs N
land. situate in the City If Wilmington. New
Castle County and state III Delaware ans more
70 viii:
NJ. being ~. l2oi J, ,Terson reet. beginning
at the cernef 10 med hy the intersection az me
noftheriy sitle nf Twelfth street Win :he Ee.ter
y slde q Jeit en street; thence along the satd
sldtot lNtllth street westerly tftv-nne feet IL
the land at the Catholic Cen eicr thence a M
lne saii lalni hfthtfiy parallel With ], tTers3n
Stree thlrty-thre feet b line of land s,,ld IA
u. Lummis thence by f Fl Lum1ni,t Iinn
easterly iity feet parallel with lyelftb
street y the westerly side 81 Jefferson treet. and
THENCE teeteby sou hery thirty three feet 10 tie
pa e OF beginning.
~. All that certain lot Of land having
btlck dwelling house thereon erected tegin.
mag at corner of land now or formerly of Evan
Rlghter On the southerly side Eithth street al
tlt ulstaee OF tjrtythiee feet fron tie westerly
side Of Wilson street: thence hy a Iine AZ that
land south thirty-two degrees west sixty feet "a
tne horthtIly sile Of d four feet alley; thence
AlDng tald alley side westerly parallel with
Eighth street fourteen feet 10 a corner az land
now or formerly Of George App,eby: thence by a
me ol lhat land nOrthwaIdly laralel with
mhinut ann wilson stteeis sixty feet 10 the
soutnefly SIDE Of Eighth street aforesaid apd
tnthce thereby south tifty-eiCht frgTt.ps east
fourteen ieet y the place Of bepinuing contain
iing Withlh SAID bounds eight huudrtd ana f0rty
fe Of iand be the saite more or los Win IN.
priyile4e attached 10 this lot OF the above men,
TONED allev and likewise with an sllev c9ti.
ntcttd lheieWlth, communicating with Eighth
forever. W
Seized and taken in execution Al the n,ore,,v
q sarah Akn Jackson, and tts. and t. he sod
JOHN Z. TAYLOR. sheriff
1Heflu onlce, NimiT gton. lei July o 1900.
The sun., 1900-07-19
DEMOCRATIC METHODS.
People Have Not Forgotten That
Party's ROttenness.
Willard SauIsburY's Letters Which
Cry Fraud at the Polls. Are
Laughable in the
Extreme.
From the Daily Republican.

From the Daily Republican.
Never was there 80 good an opportun-
ity to carry this State by The Rapubli
cans, az at the present time. The Demo.
crats are divided, and hundreds will
never vote fir William Jennings Bryan
for President The drastic rntasures re
sorted to at the Democratic Convention
held at Dover last month. when JOIN
Riggs was deposrd from the Chairman
chip Of the State Central Cnmni,ee aud
the rest Of the Committee muaril
The sun., 1900-07-19
be sold At the rates quoted:

Returning, steamer will le4v. Toll
chester at 4 30 .. m.
Children between five and twelve
years Of age, half price,
The sun., 1900-07-19
Celebrated First Anniversary.

O-age Tribe No. 80, Improved order Of
< q Mrp. eel, brated it's fret anniversaiy y
It 80 c'nncil fife last night A large at.
endance OF u e menibers we've present.
The sun., 1900-07-19

90 and see Madame Clariee, the gifted
Southern scientific palmist and spirit
uallst medium, tells your life from the
cradle to the grave. No. 70S French
street.
The sun., 1900-07-19
Hot
Weather
Demands
Cool
Clothing

some single and some double
brs asted coats with silk fac
itg, some Tired with silk
throughout, some Italian
cloth lined and some made
skeleton style, ali sizes al
s7 So, IS, SO, sI2 50 and
SIS. Boys serge suits, ages
from IA 70 10 years, both
single and doube breasted
vests, at $3.50, $40 and
$12. So. We a'e ready to
meet emnergercies at Sixth
aud Market, if YOU have a
serge coat and vest and no
pants to il, We can fix you
up. All sizes OF odd serge
pants, at S.. SO, S. and So. SO.
Closed evenings except
Ca+urfloy
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Closing Out Sale
OF
SPRING and SUMNER CLOTHING
at Greatly Reduced Prices
at the Southeast Conner
5th and liarket Streets

Call and see US and you will ia
convinced that you can secure
Tor the least money tho best
ready Made Clothing in the
City at prices that will Surprise
you. We are making a Cut all
along our line of Ready Made
Clothing for the purpose of
closing it out before the season
IS over and we don't intend to
carry any goods over untiI
next season. Come early and
secure a Bargain. Also Gents
furnishing Goods going at j
value.
The sun., 1900-07-19

HEkIFF'S S4LE-BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT
- Of Levari faciat me directed. viii ha ~.
posed to public sale, Mt the Court Hons. m
Market street between Tenth and Eleventh
S,t, stest,. 10 ,he city Of Wilmington, New Castle
ON MONDAY,
THE 2'rd DAY oFJULY, 1900
at O'clock p N.
The sun., 1900-07-19

There IS nothing
more stylish than
something that
looks comfortable
Blue serge suit
are both stylish
and comfortable.
We carry a full
line Of them in
black and blue,
The sun., 1900-07-19
Epidemic of Bugs.

Wilmington was taken possession OF
pV an army of moth flies last night. They
s"armed about arc lights and flew into
:, windows where there were bright
The sun., 1900-07-19
SiiERIFF,S SALES.


- lEhEEIfit -AIE HI tEiti. 0F Al
! Mtit " levau latH-s ta laeGtg eif6 W a
IA eN a-ta ~ laHr -0Iau ttG N4ri9Is4l Ii t6..
lh iAe 4MA "a Miii4 Ea st fellg iIaie
ateI NeW GRstie ealHts De aEafG
os WEnSE.nAF.
TIE First uArCF Arla,I .a19.
ataa4 eelack 4. aa,
tse totloaifs described faal estate sl
A llat certain lot Taere II parcel IT land
W!ta the TWO iTane dwellings inetCOH erected
siluate III the town IF MGidlet0Wt County of
New ,.astle and state of Delaware bounded ana
Described 81 follows to VII
Beginning At corner fu Mr. A II Cr0ckett's
on Lake street, thence nUrthefly with saiG
Crocketts land one hundred and thiity-f,eo feet
" the prt perty nf Thomas Could coOfed: thence
WITH SAID property westerly fifty feet Il lanes of
tne estate 81 William sharpe. thence south
erly With s4id Sharpe's land one hundred and
thirty-tSn f-et u SAD Lake street. thence with
sald Lake street easter!y fifty feet home to the
place Of beginning
izei and taken in execution as the property
OF George L. Harlan and u oe SOLD by
JOHN Z. TAYLOR. sheriff.
sheriis Office, Wilmington, Del, july il, 1900,