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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-08

much, endured much degradation, OUT
the gods are wise, and In their hands
Is vengeance"
"GOod. And hOwT
"NOw, cxcellency, with the aid Of
these worthy boatmen, who know Of
the habitation of Kung and his manner
Of living, we will make our way to his
abode. What shall follow We know
not, but this we do know: 1t Is already
written In the book of destiny"
With that the boat was drawn up out
Of the current, and, looking cautiously
about, though could distinguish little
In the gloom, loosened my revolver.
Then began a whispered consultation
between the carpenter ind his associ-
ates, during which All Yon sided up to
me and said In a low voice, "Makee
pistol all H."
"All Ii, Yon," I replied. "You know
oil about this expedition"
"Sabbee plenty. Be welly caleful.
Plenty dangelous."
Here Koon-Si. who seemed to have
eyes and ears for everything, interpos-
ed and asked what Yon had been say.
ing.
HE merely mentioned the fact that
It was time to keep our eyes open and
our pistols handy"
Indeed" said the carpenter. "Ah
Yon is worthy servant He shall be
rewarded"
"That he shall be-" said Jim heartily.
"Ah Yon Is I'M excellent fellow"
But the subject of these flatterlng re-
marks had Sunk away, his natural
modesty being no proof against such
praise.
Learning from the carpenter that we
had still some distance to walk before
reaching Kung's house, we immediate
ly set out with All Yon and one of the
boatmen at our head. Jim followed
next. Then came Koon.Si, myself and
the other boatmen.
In this manner we pursued our way
in silence, and If the journey down
the river had seemed to be charged
with the horror of awful uncertainty
this creeping over unknown ground
through the dark night toward fate
which no man might foresec contained
for me all the elements Of a hideous
nightmare. confess that my nerves
were strung to an acute pitch. that
my imagination pictured many strange
and homogeneous things. The knOwl-
edge that one was entirely in the hands
Of this carpenter and his associates
was not conducive to the tranquility
Of ones mind. To me it seemed as
though wanted TO see something.
Hitherto we had been cropping In the
dark, and yearncd for the light.
Yet could not do less than admit
that in Koon-Si we had a marvellous
auxiliary and one without whom it
would have been quite impossible to
proceed upon this desperate adventure.
Indeed, but for the hint my father gave
,, Of seeking out the carpenter now saw
that our visit to China would have
been dangerously abortive. Faithfully
had he fulfilled the hopes which we
had centered in him. and | felt that it
was u1gratefUl in The extreme to with
hold from him the praise which was SO
Justly his do.
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PUBLIC SALES.

February
l:--t.state, john Almond Edge NJ cor
la-Reai state New Castle HID.
lA-E i,oEoiIos Edsemoor.
H. ustpn 'axton. via Creek Ed.
15-Eurniture by Stidh,m u Bon.
IL -Dutto Eichard Mil Greek Hid.
ls-Aorniey ~ Mousley, kraldsw.n ne Hid.
]y--thas. h. W chs er, Brandy wine Hid.
hundred
20-James " lson, Springgarden Farm,
New Castle Hid.
2D-Hous.loli 90 Is at o Ii aad Jeffer on.
Il John W. Denney on the Buck farm
New Castle lid.
CIV. H. Klair. Christiana HID.
March
5-Walter Thompson, Rel lion HI.
h--'iuusehotd |nI. IL, Kin. street
1-Cavin ;ross,.u, near Prices Corner.
l2-Fnr he Ca ,ey h. AGO uear tIavmunt
A-Wm. bruckeL. New Load. Christiuua
Hid.
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Saii.atf ~, l))l.
Upon the application OF lnonas W. Gam
and s,ac J.f ~, Executors OF Ann C.Lharinu
county, ieceiiseli it ~ ordered M drsatsl by
the Register that the ESecItors Aforesaid
plre noIce Of granting OF iIetterl Testannn.
iary upon tive estate OF the deceased wlth
Tie date OF granting thereof, by calsiu, alyss-
tlsemelts TO pe poste wtA.n forty uasI from
tie Gateot sucn LriUGtrJ IN SIX OF ,tle most pll
liz places OF tile county of New Castle. re iuir
ML all persons itsins Jenani. against tns -
tate, to present the same, or abide by an ac5
Assembly in such case na,te AM provided All
Iisu cause thu cams to bB inserted wltnin tls
zane period in tne DAILY HEPUBL.uAN,a aevs
paper publishedth Wilmington. oll aud W IS
continued tnerelu ttrd1 weeSs Q. o. d.
-, Given unuer the hand au | seal % y.
B. B. Gteot tins Register uforeaal |, at VII
.--' mlngton in NeW C1,tia cOLlty aiJ.,
talu, the day an year above SrItS,I
CALVIN W. CROSSAN, Register.
NnT1CE- Notice il hereby gwen tuatIyettsr3
1estamenuary We're Ill dus TORN OF Law
granted untoths undersigned, on the with day
d .dEuar,. A. D., II i, mil that all person..
bcving claims against the esttte % the deceI1.
Ell must present the salna. duly attested, to Gis
said Executors un or Defors the 4tI ILy
OF uu,r 1907, ornuide tins Act OF Assembly
IN such case made and provided,
In Mao ", ! LINN,
ISAAC d. kL!NN
Executors
Address: Newport, Del, l3J
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Du6y's
Pure
Malt
Whisky


T. L. Bailey ad of J. L. Tai
ley. of Mill Creek Hundred. owns
the w which gave birth to the calf
wnick weighed 10 lbs. at its BIRTH.
He sold it to Mr.. Talley, who will
raise it in ordsr to improve his
stock, 1t being thor oughbred Hol.
stem male. entitled to registry.
Mr.. Bailey invariably raises his
heller calves. as they are good Tor
milk and butter and he Ends the IN
paying investment.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-08

While moving day for liInse who desire
to changs their residence Is not until Mar.
20 ninv,n1 has alraaty Gem nencsl. Those
" LU are moving now nre largely people
who have purchns,,.i or quilt new homes
and are now anx GU. t. 20 INFO them. 1his
time Of year a ~ is tavo able 10. moving,
because goods are hauled cheaper aud
there Is not bs rush which occu 8 " hen
there IL but one day for This work. The
reinovnl Of penpia to new house. vncaIe,
ths house. which they have occupied and
this allows some one else 10 mov,. LnrHe
mum bels Uf peoDle will change their hume
this ysnr. but The nI'nDer wall not bL so
large ~ in previous years Small houses
are hard tn obtain, but numtruu' large
houses have tor rent bills upon thuin.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-08
1OGlRE THE CIR p IN TWO DAYS.
L'xa,ive bruMu.Qulu,Ae Removes the
CAUSE.
FIFTY NEW CARS.
TO be Built by Harlan and Holdings.
worth Company.

A contract has been received by the
Ha,lan and RolIingsworth Company fer
the construction Of fifty passenger
c 'aches for the New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad Company.
The cars are to oe OF regulation length,
sixty feet. oyer six wheel trucks, and
are 80 be flushed in mahogany aud in.
laid woods. When comp p'ed the local
company will have built III cars for the
railroad company in the past two years.
R.i'road cars are also bring cOnst ruct-
ed by the local company for the PhiIa.
delphia and R-ading Railroad Company
aud the New Y rk, Ontario and West
ern Railroad Company.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-08
In the Racing Circuit.

william B. Ansi in and James P. Win.
chester, repre- s-nting tne Wasa.et Horse
>1ow Association, went to Baltimore
Yesterday for the purpose Of entering
rhe association in the Southern racing
circuit. Admission was obtained and
the local association will arrange for the
laces Contemplated. 1t is probable hat
:: ore races than were at first conten.
plated will be scheduled
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-08
To Cia1y: the Courss.

When tho new r.: lroad shops of thu
Pennsylvania railroad nre erected at odd
cnt mar EdgehUnr. it will he desirable 20
change tho c"ur,s III the stream commonly
knuwn>us Mud cree k.ur change tnr cour.o
Of the shrllpot. At p esent the pans are
understood 10 pro, idt for filing ina por-
non OF y I'D creek.
It. is a,mei that Shellpot could be iurn
ed into Mud trerk and iIn directly into
the Drlaware river instead of into the
/ rnndywipe creek, " dt pre-s
To CURE THE GRIP INTWO DAYS.
Lnxative B.omu"QuinIne removes the
cause
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-08
HiaWatha Tribes Smoker

Hiawatha Tribe, |. 0 r. M, gave
smoker IN Rid Mems Hall last night.
Charles Z Wo' ds made an address on
The Possibilities of Redmansnip in tie
Tweutieth Cent"ry." Next SUNDAY the
tribe will attend MadeIey NJ. E Church
where special Services for Red Men will
oe held
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-08
Nor,, W. Il b. Relief Association,

The Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad Re ief Association g
charter expired on January 26. After an
examination OF the treasurer's report by
the directors. the question Of renewing
the charter Was brought up and it was
decided to disband aIter the affairs had
been wound up.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-08
Address: Newport, Del.
DEGISIEk'S ORDER
IL EEuLsTEn's UEvICS.
MN t.hIl.E Cg.uNrY DKf,

CyEGISlEk'S ORDER
u EEuLsTEts OEFiCa
NLM CAsrLE COUNTY. nEr..
D.cember 20. 1890.
Upon the application OF aihe "a, Stri, al ..
minlstratr.x OF naries thu ter late OF Wa.
III. ls ,ut I'd. in sell county deceased, II 10 cr
dered and directed ny tho texisttr tnu
Inc Adminis'rat .rx aforesaid glva nouus
Of granting OF IeLters Of !.i,uinixtrat'On ~
.hthe estate or Q dscOase 1. withti1 u
granting thereof. by cRus.as aiveftiao nentt
- br posted withln forty iay' fro II 10 lItS
Cikuol iettars N Plx Of ths most puoiiopiAoss
81 the county Of New Castle. requiring all
pers"ns haylig demands nxiins. it, sst, ~
Assc'aEiy IN sub case M le au protilSi /;
ana alsu Cause the sa'as Ia DO inssrtoi vita.
H. The same lariol IN the DAtnY NEpusLt-
Can, anew-papor puDlss iei In Wtltninlt1i.
lei. and IL bs CONTINUED theren tlfsI
w+exa (e. o. d.
$50, Given under the haul ani sos' "
rs. ! oiiice 81 tho lteyistor aiors,tii &c
- Wil.diuKtoi. In New Castle J'unty
aforesaid. I 10 day aud year uOovs writtsI.
CALVIN y. CRJSsiS. iteEtster.
SUrlCE-Notioe 10 hcrsoyg'vcn thAtbt.ars
OF Administration we're IN due iJra ot
law granted unto tina unier,ign ID. On tis
2Uih day OF Dec. A. y. 10 D and tnaL al psr.
bunshtvinv c'aiius against tn estLta OF tue
oecea ed must present ths III Nc Guy nuest.
gu ~ the sal Adnil!str urix on or herbrs
the .6tn uay Of lee 100 or abide ine Act
Cf Assembly In such case made and tIrov,isL
sAnIaE ms h.
Admin stratriA
Address. Mr.. thsrlct W Good!ny corner
9th an d Jeier son streets, Whining on. nui
jl3
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-08
Servi~e at Pirst Presby terian Church

An interesting song service will BE-
given at 80 o'clock on Sunday evening
by the choir of the rst Presbyterian
Church, when the following muse will
b" reDuered: Choir, anthem. "Sing 0
H-avent," G-ibeI; VI So Emma ktlm,
too, "RethIehem," Dresser; Miss keim,
Mrs. McMulen, K, e. R.ece and j. s.
MacLanchl. an, quartet, kipIing's Recess.
slonal b. De K",en; Mrs f McMuien,
solo, My God aud Father While
Stray" Marsnen; r G. Repce, solo, 80
sa'utarius Hn-tla;' choir, anthem,
"Arlse, Snin.," kirkpatrick.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-08

Simns Comp. tenUyrOyn Pills, the
original md only reaI genuine. the only
piils that passed tho anaviitlc Il board u
New York OUT OF all analysed anl wee
recommended to the confidence Of tine
ladies. The lrst male uulsr the mama.
tour trade marx, now ID yoars very val-
unble the lanisj IaSurites eau 10 rol IL
on ~ u pure fine rsinsdy. IL. Sent al y ny
null. Man depot 6Uj King street, Wiz
S1n,nston uel. Wholesale ~ JobIerA
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ular intervals, and after little hesita-
ton l connected it in some manner
with the swing of the big steering
scull aft. Then the thought of the
scull conjured up vision Of the man
who was working it, and Mr.. All Yon
Immediately stood before my minds
eye.
Ever on the nlert and but sure of one
thing. TINT the unexpected always hap
mems. l Instantly made I'D my mind
that All Yon was signaling me. and
further TO tcst the truth of this sur-
mise / got IN, opened the tlap at the
bacl, of the little cabin and looked out.
All Yon's face was Int darkly seen.
vet his figure stood out distinctly, a
darker shallow AGAINST tLe dark back
pround of the sky As he saw me he
STONED. his finger TO his Inns, but at
that moment the voice of Koon-Si was
heard. md Yon Immediately stood up-
right and stifreped himself to his work.
But the carpenter. continuing to speak
md somewhat excitedly. | thought, the
man who had been keeping the look out
forward came and took Yon's place the
latter scrambling forward in turn.
Then for n snace there was peace on
the boot and we swung on. on.
Though Mt the moment thought the
occurrence little strange, a fuller
mental investigation failed to Inv bare
anv imnortant fact That All You had
meant RI communicate with me WIS
ohvious bnt that his communication
was of onv moment il would he diff.
cuyt IN CIV That no had bcen relieved
fran, h,s most oft wos only natural
considering tho tima he had stood
tbere Nevertheless 7 mentioned tbe
;noid,t, IN lin who could mako M
moro out of II thanI Amonn friends
tho rttored word 10 not always bis
with manning. tha ward nnut,ered is
a,s,,v forg,v.n
n, ;nc;dent - e,v suro-t,rca uor,,-
od ~. cortinuotion NJ our iorrnav II
was long and DIM TO n degree and the
only satisfaction We received from
Rooms 81 whom ws ,mnortunad with
ouari,s no n distances otto was thc
;nrorioh,a ran,y "presontlv" Evorv.
thine vos ..nre sanity " and for want NJ
. frjler onswer wo were forced To nos
coco orr sou,s In notiapco
mt az I,notb III. o,,oron+1v ,rtorn,i-
,,h,o iorrrar drov ,n a cyose Knon.Si
who for snwo timo had ho.n intort,y
! ,oorino thrnucb tho c,oom suddonlv
,ushoJ bio faca into our cabin ami
.,id. nvro h,vn orr;,,.d ovoo,Io,o;os,
no,, rordor 10 .ho ;s,ora 30 Chi,r.,,ir
Wo I,oI,od hut for coma ,ittIo Tim,
, oou,d so,ro.,v dist,rru;sh +ho ,ond u
Inv 60 Iow, hrt NJ ,an"1h n roso swiftly
G,o a dorr o1ha,otinn sror ,ho ho.on,
~ ,ha r,var anh Col, a s,ronao ,hr;I,
n,or .hort NO. hoort This wos tho ia.
in~1 - I,,ins III. th,. Cow thn noroo
mns ~, ho,ne - Knn.. horo e wos !
was ~ ,ronn,. fooo 20 faoa with dos
! ,;nu ~
-. ou, e,,,,, roo, G; A., ,,u ,ro.
az " "oiu lynn Moon,1' .ne 81" , "a,
o".'e"' anu s'o"v we nv, ps"n ~ u.n.
1o"" wv, I'll. 'Au' ,. ~,
.'.iie ,n' 'eaneu W., ~. ,., ~ a., anu n.
nu' ,.u 'on'.' s"''o, WIN ~. et.''s
'i,an' 'i,' result Vi "n'en W"s VA, we
shanse" ou' cou'se SUNNI" nat ln"".ns
,oi "ha' uppeaieu " We o.e"h III .ne
which about here, where the waters
parted, ran with an Increased velocity,
we soon approached suf1cientiy tor one
to descry little inlet or pay ana INTO
this we steered' the boatmeh' II not
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-08
Mari, ed at Asbury PARSONAGE,

Frank Slaughter 81 SMYRNA, and Mary
Log n Of Leonard, Pa, were married at
the ksbury ". f. parsonage on Wednes.
day by Rev. James Grove.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-08

Powell has on his stalls in the Third
sues. market hou-e, tire folloMing tish
Whiting. Io,ir pounds for a quar- or; also
yellow Perch. Lake shud .re,ii shad shssni
head. cat fish, smelt, amt fine kennebeck
salmon. Call Ca y and get first cnniue.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-08

Col. Wainwright otlios No. 3 W. eth st i,
Winning on. l,el. secures widows pen sion
In from ~ to 80 DAYS. Soldier Sailors and
widows. Write to him or ca | at his vlliea
for Information about their title u I"n.
sions and other claims against Tho Gov
ernmeuL.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-08
Drivers Feet Frozen.

John Kirk, driver for William Fl.
Qnigg, the contractor, who lie building
tue Peoples Railway lnes, had both feet
frozen yesterday. He was taken TO the
Homeopathic Hospital for treat ment.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-08
TO STOP AC0LD

After exp sure or when Won feel col
coming Oh. taKo n dos, Of Foley s Honey
AMI Tar. 1t never fail, TO stop u cold IT
taksn III time. Take nothing else.
Sold ~ Onnforth's. l!O Marxot street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-08

Col. John Wainwright Of Wilmington,
fas ecure | q pension Tor James Mccoy,
residing In this city. IS y NINTH from,
March Z. 1s01 Mr. Mccoy served In Co.
b. 9Th Md Inf.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-08

Col John WaIuN iph. has secured .
pension Tor J. I'm n. Willis. Co. Il. 1st.
Deb, Inf, 70 iding NJ Lswrs, Sussex Co.
DEL, tt u mnnih from Augu IL. 1898.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-08
DR.. j. Ferris Belt Serious.

DR.. J. Ferris Belt Of Lexington, KY,
e in seri' us condition. DR.. Belt. who
Was formerly of this city, is suffering
from pneumonia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-08

Fatal delays nrs caused by experiment.
inv with couch and cold cures. Fol
ey's Honey and Ia will prevent . cold
from re>ul Ing in FNEU NONIA
Sold ut DnnfOrth's. l2O Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-08
EDITORS AWFUL PLIGHT.

+. N. Higgins. Editor Seneca tIln News
WAS afflicted fur years with Piles that NO
doctor ur remedy helped until tried
Bucklou's Salva la writes two
boxes~ din. It's TIE suress
Pile y Ia
the ntA
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-08
CONSUMPTION

Bronchitis. chiiis, Coughs,
Colds. Dyspepsia Of what.
ever form, quickly cured Nv
taking DUFFY'S 1ALT
WhiSkEy. A tablespoonful
In glass OF water three times a
day. All druggists and grocers
Beware Of limitations.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-08
Sarah White Home Donation Day

Yesterday being donation dav at the
Sarah White Home, Thirty.6ftb and
Market streets, many ueul donations
were r. c-ived. The donations consiste Il
ri money, groceries, PROVISIONS, cast ofi
clothing, etc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-08

a DMINISTRArRIX SALE OF REAL Rs
~ tat-.-The nh ier4i .ned as a,lministrae
tr K o. Thot Ciousn, decaasti, will Offer ~
public 50 ., On
TUESDAY. FEB. 10. 1901,
At IL o'clock naon,
on tho premises ia White Clay Creek Hua
dret, on h public rSat teAiiug from Chris.
tlaua to stanton. sbou n mile from Cnristi.
aia, all that cert II farm IAta OF he dsooAss
I'd, containing about 43 nor es Of land.
LAVINIA WA TIERS.
Ad,nia istrAtrix Of ThoA Clough. Decd
forms 1t sale. il.
SALE of Pc ,soNAL PROPERTY
Also at the same time will he sold lot u
pet suuaI property cUE.lstius
a. 2hursrs, 8 COWS, 3 helfers, ! Nm
d9r bull. . W ani pigs, arm LII
wagons 9 bu :gies. market dearborn. sp la
d { wagons road car, Champion binder.
hampton mowsr, lIeering mowor. biekford
and hoffman, drills, nsrr rvs, sulky cultt-
vrtor, 2hanl"Glavators. corn coverer, fodder
Gu ter, wheel corn marker. horse rake .
ness, collars. brides, X acres wheat in the
ground. SU gallons vine ar aad sc lou q
housshol EooJs togel her vita many articles
ncl herein mentioned.
LAvINIA WALTERS
ALFRED J. CLnUGH.
Geo. r. Davis Auo. t8eo Its
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PUBLIC SALES.

W =. HukllL auctioneer. cal sales in city
and country; now is the time TO se,ect your
Gu' TO v id loo msrv safes on the same day.
Address Bay ard building. Wilmington, Dsl.
~ l0teod
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-08
Hair InsOles.

sWEATY : EFT. Psrspi ration Is a neos&
'nry waste which berediS the system by sx,
pellins poison, but 'tsoils nnI make. An irrl.
tant Of anytiiag worn on til, bodJ II Hair
lnsoles ara worn thro Ugh the day oi.turs
from th fact will drain Ihro Ugh the TOP or
h",r part. lsSci"g II dry and az night will b.
found ~ tn b II ON of the sois, viii h will
ba wet II Ur viii net hold moisture but
tlolh and leather VIII. Shoes ,oilei o. Dor
spii alton irritAt, the teet aud cause troC bieJ.
PerSpiration /, mos: const tut in the fest bs.
cause tine pores are larg r AMI more capable
OF absorption. All relief Is had at on Nd by
wearing Hair lntole+ til ,uinhtic-, luvsli Il
and other, vii obtain great h-in from thass
lusn-s, whith ease and har len the fec "
keeping them dry aud pr wanting irrit tic !.
They maze spriusy cushion AL me Il
jar IN wa.klu. and take the place of rubbap
heels. i'rce loo. por pair. For sale only by
I. James Belt, Druggist,
SIXTH AND MARKET SITS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-08

TO CURE THE GRIP IN TWO DAYS,
Laxative Bromo.Quinlns remuvs. the
cause.
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All his stoc,s aud farming I'm pements, coz
g.. 6h"nd OF horses. | bay mare 10 yeare
,(3S old; buy forse ~ yenrt old; ] big
bay hIrse eon NJ 8 years Old; 4 big bay mAre
~ ears old; | BIZ, pAv norse " years oil and ]
colt coming ye trs Old
/! heal o dairy cons, one No.
t"o year Old ,ifer l one year StAMMS1
Old h lfrr an / heifer cali. y&NN
brood sows, due to fsrrow IN
IN Marcia 10 sh ~. IRON Z t:sffs1SD
4 mo u hs old 10 full Lred Ply y"
mouth Hook chickens.
Farming Imp emeats. etc.--l McCorlnick
binder. | Mccormick mower Buckeye bar
rows, z farm Wagons with hay iRging, dou'
be York carr age. buggy. market wagon.
horse raks roiloI, ~ in Disc -od cutter.
cheek wire corn planter. twin harrows, baud
cultiyatprs market wagon pole plows.
grindst.ne, 8s"ts wagon Arhess, . sets single
carriage harnesS sats piow harue u. bri dies,
col ars nd double lines. double and sin gls
iree+ . aud 4horse tees, for6> ralxeS, shovsls
hos. corn x ives. 8 OK chtius. 10 peach tas.
ket', z +0-quart milk cans. hay fork with
ocks ma rprs. rid ing sad lie barn shovel.
III wing soy the and otnor articles NOT emu asr
Ited.
The abova mentioned farming implements
ara nsarlJ new. having basa used very little,
and are in gsod: repair. Also 10 scras d
whea, IN the ground.
Ierms-All sums Of so and uudsr cash
Over tuat amount credit Of nonths ~
purci assr giving bank able note with an
approve endorser, with interest from date.
Three per csni uf for cash OIL oil credit snms
AUS1ON y .NTtIN.
Geo. r, Davis. Auo. f6.L'2drw't
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-08

1.'NGiNEtRS. EiRELEN, u " HI NiSrS b
~ Eectricinns; Send u cents for new "
racs rAnrhht cc1tAinins list Of questions
sshei by Examining board OF EugiuesrA 0so.
j.. Ltler. buvkseicr. ST. LOUIS, No MenueA
lMIlRtln republican, a. Ia, ,As
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-08

ment to our thoughts, but presently up
on the canvas tilt which rocfed our lit
tie cabin | heard sound not unlike
that which the rubbing Of finger nail
would produce.
For time paid little heed to it, but
Cs 1t continued without cessation
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-08

PUBLIC SALE

The subscriber. going to quit the trucking
business wi | sell at pubic sale his stock, -
the Gdge moor farm, near ed -;emoor STATION.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-08
Public Sale!

The snbscriber. having determined to rsiia'
quiSh farming will soil at public sale his
re-, dence, on the road Leading IRON Staaten
to Cnristl ana village. on