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Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1900-11-07

TINE is MONEY. Is 1t not the Dart 81
wisdom to insure against loss Of Tina
from Sickness or Accidents See what
samuel b. Walker, Jr., has TO offer In
July lift '"Hoea
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INSURE YOUR PROPERTY In the vir
4 ginia State Insurance Company OF Rich
mond. SAMUEL b WALK. in
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1900-11-07

The Carlist rising in Spain seems tc
be gaining adherents rapidly.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1900-11-07

ANY person failing to pay any State taxo
county leyles to the treasurer by the FIRST
OF DECEMBER shall incur penalty
thereon OF per centum, which shall be
added to the amount of the taxes and leyies
que from such taxpayer, which, when COL
ieeted by the treasurer or his deputies, shall
20 accounted for In his settlement "a
part OF the 18th Sec. Of the Act referred to-
PERSONS owning land not In their own name
VIII call for such tickets when settling their
own, otherwise they will have the s per
cent TO pay as 1t Is impossible for the treas.
lrer TO keep posted on all land sales In the
bounty.
8, X. MOORE Treasurer
Oct "a OF Rockbridge County.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1900-11-07
Notice to taxpayers.

In aeec rdance with an Act OF the LeQis.
lature approved April l, 1879, prescribing
the manIer In which taxes and county leyIes
snail be collected, the treasurer or one OF
his deputies, will for this purpose be at
Il. NJ. Montgomery's Store, Raphine Mon.
day, October 30;
William Wade Sons Store, Brownsburo
Tuesday, October 80;
j. ID. Hulrs Store, lack, Wednesday. Octo
Der 81;
McClintic & Co.'S Store, Goshen. Friday
November 2;
Rawlings 4 Mangu Store, Vesuyius. Tues
day, October 80;
Wilmer & Shewey Store, Cornwall, Wedpes.
day, October 81;
Walker & McCluer's Store, Fairfield. Thurs
day, November 1;
Anderson's Store, RocAbridge Baths ines
day, November 8;
Engleman's Store, Kerr's Creek. Wednes-
day, November z;
Thompson's Store, Denmark. Thursday
November8;
J. w. Morrison 4 Co.'S Store. Oak Dale
Tuesday, November 6;
w. Morrison's Store, Collierstown. Wed.
nesday November Z;
:. L. Huffman's Store, Alphin. Thursday
November 8;
1. l.. Morrison & Co.'S Store, Marmion, Fri
day. November 8;
ohm w. Burger & Co.'S Store, Natural
Bridge, Tuesday, November 6:
ackey's Store, Oak Bank, Wednesday,
November q
lathews, Baldwin & Co.'S Store, Glasgow.
Thursday, November g.
reasurer's Office till evening OF November
30, 1900
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Choice Groceries.

Two bags OF Cocoanus received
Pune Peaches Canned Fish Canned Fruits Canned
Vegetables, and general line Choice "
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Flanne1ettes for Wrappers.

Just received six hundred yards exquisite creations Fanneett
at 10 yard These popular and mai
beautiful night and day for ladies and
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1900-11-07

Newport News had big Apartment
house fire Saturday afternoon, several
tenants narrowly escaping with their
lives
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1900-11-07

Rev. W. D. Moncure, a well known
minister, died at Virginia Hospital, in
r chmond, Friday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-19
FOR RENT.

EOR RENT STORE AND DWELLING
a. The n. Il. Corner of Fourth anu
Uaion street,. Apply to John f. Daley
Union street. m2'-u.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-19
No Union Delegates for Him,

United States District Attorney
William Michael Byrne, in an inter
view i, quoted as saying: u have
never thought that the Addicks del
eYatcs should be admitted to the
Philadelphia Convention. If in con-
versation with newspaper friend
Of mines he understood ME TO say
that the Addicks delegates should
go direct to Philadelphia, making
the claim that they represent the
Republican voters in Delaware, |
failed to make myself understood.
What did say was that the Ad
dicks peopleought to hayeprcscrved
consistency in this matter
''Thev heretofore have been vio-
lcntly antagonIstic to the admins
tration. They now seek to conceal
that antagonism by an insinccre
and hypocritical expression of party
LOYALTY. A straight forward course
would have brought them greater
credit. Every body i'll Delaware
knows that their exhibition OF party
10y atty, made with a view Of gain
ing admission to the Philadelphia
Convention, is the merest pretcn>c.
They must expect that in this case
thrift will follow fawning,' else
they would hardly bend the 'pres.
nant hinges Of the knee AS they
have done.
'EIow could think the Addicks
people should be recognized by the
National Convention, in reversal OF
the st. Louis Convention, the policy
Of the president and the approval
Of the Republican party of the ma
ton! If the Senate of the United
States adopts the report of its COM
mittee on the Clark case, rekuking
Mr.. Clark for the extravagant use
of money in public matters, though
not connec ting him personally with
acts of bribery, how can the Ma
tional Convention at Philadelphia,
with any degree os consistency. set
its approval on Addicks, whose
chief claim TO notice in Delaware
in his ability 10 cxpend
money lavishly in public matters?
The people OF the country applaud
the action of the Senate in promot-
ing the purity of elections, and the
Philadelphia Convention will not
lessen the value OF this impor-
tant action Of the Senate by
giving the stamp of party approval
TO the Addcks organization in Del
aware
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-19
EXCELLENT RESULTS.
They Have Resulted in a
Steady Gain Of Popularity.
People Who ars Ever Ready to Recon-

The people Of Wilmington feel very
grateful for the great benefit they have re-
csivod from the use of Morrow1 Kid me-
oids the great remedy for backache, dizz!-
ness, sleopiessness, nervousness and all
diseases arising from the kidneys. Nor.
rows kid-ne.oihs cure whore other rene
dies have failed and the people Of Will
mington have not been slow to find this
out, and they add their testimony that
their friends may know what to use and
get cured.
Mrs, j. Elwood Conyn, No. Cos West
Second street, says:--"l suffered with
pain ncrOss the saall of my back just over
the kidneys and was nervous and Sleep
anu worn out in ths morning | was troU-
blsdi ialso with torpid liver anllconslipation
Whom saw Morrow's kid-ne-oids and
Morrow's Liverlax advertised | decided to
try them, took thern boh just us the
directions said aud was ralavei in Il
short time. | can recommend both Kid
ne-oids aud LiyerlaN to any one troubled
as was
Morrow Kid rie-uids are not pills but
yellow tablets and sull ~ Il " cents box
at all drug stores and at \, B. Danforth 5
drug store.
Mailed OIL receipt OF price. Manufactured
by John Morrow Il Go Chemists. SPRING
field, Ohio.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-19
DOTS.

=
Governor Tunnel who has hesn sutfer-
ing from a severe cold, and sore throat
for u week, is improving. aud will be able
to 20 outdoors in q few days.
Mrs. Charlotte Jestcr, aged 90 years.
widow of Maniove Jestor, died nu Tues
day at her residence, Ninth and kirkwood
streets.
Within short time the local order of
tho brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
will go to Delmar, where d branch will be
instituted.
Emmit Griffith the well known mirer of
thirsty drinks la on the sick list suffering
grees off color. having h hard meta sound
William B. Sharp is suffering from Il
bad cold and has been confined TO his
rooms in the Clayton House.
Charles W. Digeins tho Commission
merchant on East Fourth street left yes
to-day, On Il business tip, to South Caro-
lima.
James b. Crippin Is dying at tho homo Of
William Il. Gosnell. No. 9J9 Orange
street. from Il complication of diseases.
Ho is the only one CT the Crippins resid-
ng in our city. Two brothers are living
Ii Philadelphia.
A special meeting of the Woman's
Home Missionary Society of Scott Church
will be hold OH Saturday evening at
o'clock al the residence of Mrs, Wilson,
No 933 Pine street.
DR. Askbrook of the American Dental
parors In this city, is arranging to open u
branch Office in kennstt Square Pa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-19

Board OF Church Extension.

The Wilmington Conference Board
of Church Extension held a meeting
in st. Paul s Church yesterday and
appropriated $1,000 to the following
churches: Vienna, $l25; Brookview,
$3.50; ,Glasgow. SIS; Rock Creek,
$3.50: Broad Creek. $l75; Union
(Easton 0 dlstricD $l75. These
recommendations were made by the
presiding elders, and the money is
TO assist the churches receiving it.
Those at the meeting we're: Kew.
John France, chairman; Presiding
Elder Robert Watt, Presiding
Elder G. S. Baker, of Dover dis
trict, Presiding Elder W. Il. Cock
ran of the Easton district. and Pre-
siding Elder IT. E. Martndale of
the Salisbury district. Rev. c. II.
Wyatt, secretary; DR.. W. l.. S.
Murray. Rev. II. A. II. o Brien.
Rev. |. X. Wright. Rev. c. a. Hill,
Rev. +. ]. Cochran, Rev. DR.. l.. e.
Barrett. Congressman J. II. Hof-
fecker, II. e. Elliott, and Samuel
ii. Bavnard.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-19
THE HYPNOTlzED CUSTOMERS.
Experience Of n Real Estate Agent
With Two Women

'lf any one had asked me- il | believed
in hypnoiism few years ago would
have replied that did not" said n real
estate agent. but IVY" years ago | was
made a victim of il in such All expensive
manner that could not doubt its pow
crS. My firm handles suburban real rs'
tate HIS we'll rs city property aud for sell
ing the former we receive usually about
81, per cent commission. In April, 1898,
two elderly women. well dressed and ap-
parentiy refined came into my office and
asked if could find Il house all furnish
ed for sale in WcSlchrster county along
the sound.
81 suppose you want something for
about $1,000 or Sll,UUD. said !.
"'Nu: we want a better house than can
be bought for that amount, said one OF
the women. If We find house to suit
us, We are willing to pay $IJ,oln' cash.
That was worth working for, and after
taking their names | asked them to call
two days later. They were sisters. and |
suspected that they We're members of Il
wealthy family who had been left alone
with lot Of money. ] spent tie neat
two days looking for houses in Westches-
ter county. When the women came to
my office. | took them up to see those
houses. We drove around all day ut my
expense, but none Of the houses suited.
Every day during the next few months
thnl could get away | spent looking for
a house to suit these women. When
had found house that | liked. | would
take these women to look at 1t. 1t was
l,tn in SrnirmE,r Lpfnre | was oIIr to
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-19
NOT GUILTY
OF MURDER.
Dream Slayer Acquitted
Amid Intensely Dra-
matte Scenes.

White Plains, Apri! Is Alfred Nor
rison not guilty" That was the vsrdlct
rendered "Wednesday afternoon by direc-
tiOu OF Judge Marean, In his charge he
said ~ have come to the conclusion that
1t ia my duty to advise you To acquit the
defendant. You may retire. v
UFoliowing the courts remarks there was
great clappng OF hands, some cheors
and a general commution. The jury re-
tired al half-past =. NJ. 1t WAS ont just
seven minutes. 1hs announcement OF the
verdict caused another outburst Of ap-
plause. Morrison jumped up out OF his
seat anu waving both hands wildly in the
air shou,ed, oh tLank you. judge. Oh
thank you. Thank YOU
3 Iis then dropped down in his seat almost
in state of collapse.
Mrs. Kahn, Morrison's aunt, rushed
over to Judge Appel, Morrlson's lawyer,
and kissed his hand. 1t look all the court
officers to restore orGer. Judge Maredh
ordered Murrison's discharge. He was
accused of numbering his wife. I he plea
made was that he shot her while dreaming
about burglars
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-19
White Mountain Refrigerators

Are comparatively new Rcfriger-
ator, possessing all the good points
of the others with several destruct =
i've improvements that tend to make
the white Mountain absolutely
perfect, without single fault. The
main improvement is the dead air
space between thick walls with
charcoal sheathing on either side
making thoroughly insulated
wall which it is impossible for the
warm air to penetrate. Another is
positive dryness and cold air du-
pleX circulation. Also many other
superior points of excellence ex-
planned by booklet free Prices
are somewhat lower than others.
For sale only by l. Lewis Row, Alb
KING street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-19
A Chinese Wonder,

Eliza Ruhamah Scidmore describes In
The Century a great national phenomc-
non which she has observed on one of her
many visits to the long lived Chinese em-
pire.
There are three wonders in the history
of China" she writes. 'the demons at
Tang-chau, the thunder at Lung -chau
and the great tide at Hang chau, the last
the greatest Of all and a living wonder to
this day, while its rivals are lost In myth
and oblivion. On the eighteenth night Of
the second moon and on the eighteenth
night of the eighth and ninth moons OF
the Chinese year the greatest flood tides
from the Pacific surge into the funnel
mouth of Hang-chau bay to the bars and
flats at the mouth of the swift flowing
Tsicn-tang.
"Fhe river current opposes for awhile,
until the angry sea rises up and rides on
in a great, white, roaring, bubbling wave
10, II, Is and even 20 feet in height.
The Great Bore, the White Thing,
charges up the narrowing river at speed
of 10 aud Is miles an hour with roar
that can be heard for an hour before it
arrives, the most sensational, spectacular.
fascinating tidal phenomenon, a real won
der Of the whole world, worth going far
and waiting long to sce.'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-19

HSOR RENI--tI.D ESTABLISHED GRO.
r Gerry. meat ana provision store. No. 'oa
West Eighth street Apply TO j. f. sutton,
t1Uo9 West Eighth street. NO III w-fttH
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-19
The Blue Flag Of roland.

Neither Scotland nor Ireland has a dis.
tinctive national flag Each had its dis.
tinctive national flag before union with
England, but upon that union taking
place the Scottish flag and Irish flag were
blended with the English flag to make
tho union jack, which is the national flag
Of tho three former kingdoms now
known as the kingdom Of Great Britain
and Ireland.
AS the crosses OF the three Kingdoms
We're blended to make the national flag Of
the United Kingdom, so were the stand
ards Of Scotland and Ireland quartcrcd
with the English standard to make the
royal standard Of the United Kingdom.
In this standard are shown the red ram.
pant lion on Il field Of gold representing
Scotland and the golden harp on blue
field representing ireland. And that lat
ter was the dag Of Ireland when Ireland
had flag. Somebody took it upon him.
self to change ,nv rround color Of the old
Irish flag and make 1t green. and The
green flag passes in the United States for
the old tag Of Decentralization Spec
tatur
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-19
INHUMAN
FATHER
Allowed Wife and Children
to Starye Though Earn
ing Good Wages.

Elizabeth, N. J., April Io.-
Making good wages and getting
extra money for working overtime
in the Singer Sewing Machine
Works, Thomas Kennedy, DO years
old, otthi' city, has tor long time
utterly neglected his wife and five
children.
Landlord WiIes, owner of the
house in which they live, did not
want to eject the woman and her
brood of little ones. Instead he
notified the authorities. He and
the Cversecr OF the Poor found
Mrs. Kennedy and the children
hudd'cd together in a small room.
There was no fire i'll the stove,
nothing in the house to cat, and the
children were crying for food. Mrs.
Kennedy declared that her hus.
bands spends every dollar he earns
Tor liquor.
-. No rent has been paid for four
months, and she and the children
she said, we're to-day on the verge
OF starvation and without suitable
clothing or household furniture.
Their condition was piliable. Coal
wood. provisions and clothing were
sent to them. Kennedy was arrest.
ed.
He did not deny the charges.
lie will be compelled to give bonds
to care for his family.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-19
CLARKE TELLS
OF KISSES.
Gives Sensational Testi=
j mony in His Suit for
Divorce at Pittsburg.

Pit'sburg. Pa, April I0.--Com-
mon Pleas Court room No. 5 was
packed on Wednesday when the
trial of the divorce suit of James
King Clarke against his wife.
lIastlrer bartlett Clarke, was called.
II. L. Gochrine, counsel for Mr..
Clarke, stated the case and called
the plaintiff to the stand. Mr..
Clarke was still giving interesting
testimony of his trouble during the
two weeks he lived with his wife
when court ad Iourned.
The couple were married in the
Epiphany Church, Washington, ON
April 20. That evening, Clarke
says. they started Tor New York,
and were met on the train by Mac
Intosh Kellogg, who is named as
one OF the correspondents. His
ticket called for a scat in another
car, buth remained, it was testified,
with the bride and groom, by Mrs.
ClarEe's invitation. He rode with
them in a cab to the Holland.
When leaving Mrs. Clarke invited
him to go to the theatre with them
the second night following. 1t was
after this theatre trip that the
trouble between Clarke and kel-
logg occurred in the Clarkc's room
in the Holland. When Clarke
went down stairs the door Of the
room was wide open.
When he returned, Clarke said,
it was locked and lie could hear
his wife and Kellogg kissing in the
room. lie said he almost broke III
the door trying to get in. When
the door was opened. three or four
minutes later, he said lis wiic's hair
WAS mussed and Kcllogg's dress
shirt front was covered with stains
from violets worn by Mrs. Clarke
i'll her corsage. The only explana-
tion both made was that they had
been tusseing Tor the violcts.
The following morning Clarke
spoke TO his wife about the matter.
and she made this sensational
reply, according to his testimony
to-day. al don't love you, and you
should know it now. | married
you because | didnotwant to break
my feathers heart aud make
scene at the church door. That's
Ii there is to It.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-19
BURNED
TO DEATH.

Du Bnis. April ~ A house occupied by
James Mutton and wife near Falls Greek,
was burned to the ground on Wednesday
night. This morning Nulton's charred
body was found in the ruins.
Tho wife of the dead man tells a pecul-
jar story oi tho fire. Shs says she and her
husband had quarreled In the morning,
that he left tho house and had not Ioturn-
sd up until the time she and her brother q
lad Of III yuars went to bed. She was
awakened during the night, and fonnd
the house on fire. with strong smell OF
coal oil evervwbars. With her brother she
lied across The country to his place arriy-
ing here at /! O'clork in the morning. She
says she thinks her husband set the house
OIL fire to burn her up, and was himsolf
caught in the flames. The authorities are
investigating tho case and an inquest
will ba held
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-19

I'OR RENT-A STABLE AT SEVENTH
y aud ollaston streets, Apply to IT, ",
Vernon, this Office.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-19
NOTICE!
To.the Delinquent Tax-Payers of Pen
rnunr III Ii nd oil for the Yaar Of lAlN

To.the Delinquent Tax-Payers of Pen
rader Hundied for the year OF 1899.
Your attention ia called to the fact that
a stringent law was passed In relation to
to the Collection Of tho county, poor. road
capitation and Investment taxes. Under
the law the Collector is empowered to sell
sell roal ss ate, levy on personal property,
attach ronts and bring suit before any
justice of the peace to facilitate tho col-
lection Of taxes. bons porsonall RESPONSE
bic tor the amount Of the Duplicate. l OK
pcct payment within the dates OF this no.
tiCe.
will sit at the following rlacea on tho
dates named below.
Wm. H. smiths Hotel, Kirkwood April
81, bet ween tho hours 10 u. N. and 2 pm.
Dayctt'A Hotel Glasgow, April "a. be-
tween hours 10 Il. Ill, and 2p. III.
p Arthur McCluskeys Eotel. Summit
Bridge, April u, between the honrs 10 u.
JOHN B. LEFEVRE,
Collector Of Taxes Pencador Hundred for
lSD3
z, O., Kirk W ood, Del. all
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-19
Next SUNDAY at East Lake Church

The music at East Lake Presbv-
terian Church, which was so much
enjoyed last Sunday, is to bc're-
peated next Sunday morning at
10. 30 o'clock, when the Order OF
Red Men will attend the service.
A special sermon will be preached
by the pastor. Rev. George II.
Trull. The musical program that
will be rendered by full choir is
as follows: ''Christ is Risen" Kane:
Christ hath Won the Victory"
Herbert; "Now is Christ Riscn.'
Danks; "IIallelujah, Christ is
Risen LYON.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-19

.L'OR Rents OR ROOMS 70 COUPLE
J. without children. furnished or untnr-
Nished. SVS Market street. ali-2L
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-19

EOR RENT HIGH, BROKEN MARSH
ground, for ,illing Also ton acres Of
high ground in city suburbs. Apply at
THATCHER Mansion. Twenty first and
Pine streets. over Brandywlne bridge,
moIl- we'd fri snt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-19

A snal weighing nine pounds was rd-
colved in the lot shipped from New Castle
to Mr.. Powell of tho Third street market,
this morning 1t Is not often that we see
shad OF this size, conseq quentiy this one is
rather curiosity. We expect next that
wo will hear Of one weighing ten pounds
Powcll receives consignments twice a day,
,no,l!sas and evening. aud therefore his
customers may rely on always getIing
something fresh. BE sure and look in lha
market house.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-19
NOTICE!

To the delinquent Tax Payers Of White
Clay Greek Hundred for tho yoar 1879
Your attention is call to 'he-fact that q
stringent law was passed. in relation to
tho collec ion of county, poor road, capi-
tation and investment taxes. Under tn o
law tho Collector Is empowered to sell real
estate levy on personal property, attach
rents nnd bring suit before any justice Of
peace to facilitate tho collection OF taxes,
being personally responsible for tho
amount Of the Duplicate. expect pay
luent within tho dates of this notice
McI.aughlin's Washington House. April
Goth, between The hours 10 a. M and 8p.
IN.
will be at my place of busiesss in The
Village OF Chrstiuna Every Saturday, bu.
tween the hours OF 1880 a, m. and }p, IN.
JOHN w. MORRISON.
Collector Of Taxes for White Clay Greek
Hundred. ai7
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-19

In it's advanced and chronic form a cold
in the hoad is known AS Nasal CHtarrh
and is the recognized source Of other dis
enses. Having 81 God the test Of contiu,,
lloh successful use, E.y's Cream Balm IL
recognized as Il specific for moinbranal di
seases in the nasal passages and you
should resort to this treatment in youl
own case. 1t Is nat drying. does not pro.
duco sneszing. Price 80 cents at druggists
or by mail Ey Brothers, So Warren
Street, New York. Give up irejulice and.
trv
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-19

L-Of SAI.I. CHEAP. THE OLDEST AND
II bA.t butcher and fruit stand in i'rnns-
grove, n, j. largo summer md fall trade;
owner has ether tu+no.s, Apply to J. ,,mal.
ley, hCnnsgrDvv \. D. a1fbt nd
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-19

1. Oh SAFE \ FAKM-I Will SEld, Al
~ private sale my farm OF 49,. acres. stua.
ted III Mill Creek Hundred, | min west "
haraEal'tun, with far buildings ami wylt
Nnttrch, same fruit and woodland. Tsrus
,ssy. Apply tc Mary Hightled or James K
lciter, Newport. nSepltf