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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-23
MAY NEED
INVESTIGATION.

There happened little incident
in the Municipal Court this morn.
Ing that may need the X rays Of
Attorney General Wards investlga.
ting machine. Judge Churchman
instructed Chief Massey to bring in.
to Court the prisoners brought over
from the jail. The following prison.
ers were then arraisned in front OF
the bench. Judge Churchman then
coz mitted the Is prisoners to the
new workhouse.
In calling over the names there
we're two called to which no res ponse
came. They were Frank Canning
and Alexander Dickinson. Chief
Warden Barues stated that the two
men paid their fines yesterday and
were released
Night Warden simmons stated
that John Adams is the only prison.
er in the Jail.
Many OF the prisoners who came
over stated the same thing.
Clerk Of the Municipal Court Harry
l.. JoSlyn Stated IN court anu W I'ie
reporters that there are five or six
prisoners whose terms did not expire
for a few days. Where are these
prisoners? Have they paid their
fines? These are questions that re.
qulre an answer. How many prison.
ers has the Sheriff been paid for by
the County and will County Comp
troller make an investigation. The
prisoners brought over today were:
Perry p. Scott, Edward Mulvey,
Sarah Lewis, Annie Robinski Ber-
tram Kenner, William Johnson,
Tony Wolf, Joseph Russell, Theo-
dore. Carlin. William Clements, AL
bert Strimple, James Valley, James
Dugan Tillman Seaford, Edon Hog.
any. Joseph Butcher, William Hat
Crimson and Petar GelSler.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-23
CARD BASK EFT.

About twenty-five students of Got
dey College gave a trolley party to the
home of Miss Virginia Robinson AT
Brandywine Springs last evening.
Professor C!em ems who formerly
taught at Friends School and VINO
is now praclicing law in Philadelphia,
is spending several days with friends
in this city
Fillmore Chaifaut and family OF
Glenover, Pennsylvania, are paying
Mr., and Mrs. Charles L. Grlilith u
visit. Mr.. Chalfant is engaged In
the manufacturing Of agricultural I'M
plemenls and does good business III
his line.
Mr.. Allen Smith is mending very
slowly from an attack of paralysis
with which he was stricken Il rev
weeks ago.
Miss Stella Macklin is entertaining
Miss May Short, Of Philadelphia
Miss Ola Day Of Salisbury Md,
and William Conway Of Milford, ere
the guests of United States Marshal
Short.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-23
ALL PRISONERS
TO W0RKH0USE,
Those Sentenced by Oyer
and Terminer Courts
Re=COmmitted.

All prisoners that were 10 the Gus.
tody Of Sheriff Mcdaniel have now
been turned over 10 the Trustee Of
the Workhouse. The naming ten
having been brought before the
Oyer and Terminer Court this morn.
ing. In the batch were: Jackson
Walker. who killed boy named
Mulvey; William Fisher, burglary;
John Dougherty, killed Sweede;
Montyloo Cole, Harry Wallace,
Harry Blackinson John Jones.
George Williams. Franklin Johnson
and Michael Fa,uo.
Faino is the Italian who murder
Carlo Ruba, at Front aud Market
Street and was convicted 10 the first
degree Of murder. He received res
pite from Governor Reynolds, 10
1850. The prisoners were brought
from the jail TO Fourth and Market
street on trolley car and mar.
shalled up Market Street, guarded
by, Sheriff Nc Daniel, and the fol.
lowing deputies; Theodore McDan-
lel, Howard Jester, Charles Smith
and II. Nj. Wiley. After they had
been turned over to Superintendent
Meserve, they wore locked up in the
cellar. and .ater taken 10 the work
house by Guards Wigglesworth.
Gray and Shellender.
All of the prisoners with the eX-
ceptlon OF a few committed by Mayor
Boyd and Adams who Is sick and
should be sent to the hospital, are
now at the workhouse.
The sheriff now has the privile
Of continuing to taks his fees or
turn them over TO the county teas
urer and take the salary provided
in the following act.
The act fixing the matter Of alary
the sheriff OF New Castle county
bears date of March 9th. 1891. is
as follows
Section That the Sheriff Of
New Castle county shall receive an
annual salary of 5000, payable in
quarterly instaiments, and he shal
also receive annually the sum OF
$4,000 for the purpose oil defrayinS
expenses OF such deputies as are
necessary in performing the duties
OF the office. The above amount
shall be paid by the Levy Court OF
sad county ia the same manner
that other county salaries are now
paid.
Scctlon , That the provisions OF
the foregoing section shall lake ei-
lect at such time as tine said Sher.
III ,shal deliver TO the board OF
trustees OF the New Castle county
workhouse The prisoners in his Gus
tody, pursuant to the provisions Of
an act entitled. "An act to estab-
!:sh the New Castle tcounty work.
house aud known as chapter III,
volume u, Laws CT Delaware.
Section 5-That all fees which
are now bv law taxable aud pava.
ole 10 the sheriff OF New Castle
county aor his own use shall con-
tlnue to be taxed as heretofore,
but the same shall be collected Ly
the SAID sheriff ond paid into the
hands OF the county treasurer of
New Castle comfy,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-23
SPIRITUAL ANARCHY.
A Timely Lesson from the Crime Of
CEOlROsz - Crime Grounded in
Corruption Of the Soul.

Many of our contemporaries. says
the Chicago Interior, are wasting
time and type upon the folly of the
Anarchistic movement. Crime is
grounded not in perversion of the
logical processes. but in corruption
Of the spiritual nature. No man can
see the light whose eve is darkness.
Even moral axioms are not self-evi-
dent to moral degenerates. There is
no one so blind as he who will not
see. That the anarchist Is poisoning
the fountain from which he drinks,
girdling the tree beneath which he
rests and burning the roof under
which he sleeps. does not appeal to
him at all. He is blind with envy.
jealousy hatred; and cannot be re-
formed because he has closed up the
avenues of reasons approach by the
violence of his passions
But has 1t never occurred TO the
multitude OF men that they are, in
the kingdom of God. pursuing the
same mad course? In the evangel-
lists day, as well as in our own, the
violent rejecters of Righteousness
said: I'VE will not have this man
to reign over us In the psalmist's
day they took counsel together
against the Lord and against His
anointed, saying: Let ns break their
bands asunder. and cast away their
cords from Ms" They hate author
!ty and are impatient at reproor.
Cody living is only II band, and up
rightness of conduct only cord.
The philosophic evidence OF the be
ing of God makes no impression
upon them because Of their moral
antipathies, The "reprobate mind"
which does not like TO retain God
IN Gtsl knowledge" is at once cause
and effect OF rebellion against the
requirements of divine order.
But as in case of rebellion against
the republic. the very government
they would destroy is their shelter,
protection and defense. The God
against whose authority they rebel
IL the power which holds back tho
thunderbolt, restrains the food and
breaks the violence of the tempest.
The anarchist who strikes down the
executive of law in our country
strikes down the power tina, opened
to him the portals of new world:
built for him highways. broad and
firm; stationed its thousands Of
guardians at the corners of the
streets: erected courts in which to
try, and prisons In which TO contine,
the men who would do him harm.
lie is every day, every hour. every
minute. Of his life partaking of the
benefits OF an authority he would
murder with his own hand.
IL is not otherwise with the man
that rebels against the moral re-
quirements OF the law of God. This
moral law is part of that sover-
eignry upon whose exercise his well
fare constantly depends. II il were
In his power to paralyze 1t by his
blow he would be himself the chief
sufferer. 1t is because despite his
nnarchist;a fury God moves ON about
"his undisturbed affairs" that The
sinner Is still spared and made par.
taker In the common joys of Ifs.
Happy Is the man who condemncth
not himself in the thing which he
allowcth." Many q man in our ma
tion has within the past few days
spoken decisive opinions on others
which II brought before him at the
Judgment would close his own mouth
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-23
PERSONAL.
MENTION
Interesting Paragraphs
About Visitors and
Home Entertain
mentS.
SURPRISE PARTY.

A surprise masquerade party was
given to Mrs. William Fuhr laste even.
Ing, s43 Church Street. Muslc, both
vocal and instrumental, and games
helped to pass the evening away.
Miss Cora Fuhr presided at the organ.
After spending a very pleasant even
ing the guests were invited to par
take OF refreshments which were
abundantly served.
Among those present were: Misses
Dollie IIoverter, Mary Kane, Lizzie
Bender, Annie Bender, Of Baltimore,
Md, Lille Wrenn, Millie Cothran, OF
Berlin, Md Cora ruhr. Mary Fuhr,
end Susie FuhI, Messrs Robert Roney,
Davis Roney. Thomas Wilson of
Ocean City, Morris Parkhill, William
Elliott, Harris Hastings, Frank Hall
and Samuel Fuhr.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-23
stata Printing Contract. ~. .-:

Dover, Del, Nov. p. Many
printers Of the state were interest
ed to-day in the contract tor
preparing and pub fishing the an
nual state auditors report, a work
which requires several weeks in the
smaller printing Offices. State Au.
ditor purna B. Norman, Jr. award
ed the contract to the Sentinel
Printing Company. which bid 81. 25
per page for the work, lower csl'-
mate than was ever received Tor
the book. There will probably be
over 800 pages in the volume.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-23
HlGulre Denies Shortage

Philadelphia, Nov .. p. J. Nc
Cure, general secretary and treas
urer OF the BROTHERHOOD oil Clrpcn.
terra and Jolncrs, who has been
susprcioned by the General 1EXccu.
t,ye1 Board, charged with being
short $40. 900 10 his accounts, has
mailed circulars over his signature
to every branch OF tn. order in the
United States denying the existence
OF any shortage and making an ap.
peal Tor consideration in consc-
uuenc Of his services to the lab or
mvocment in American in gener al
aud TO the brotherhood Of Car pen.
ters in particular.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-23
WHIPPED !
PRISONERS.
Warden Meserve Yields
The Lash For First
Time.

Warden Meserve vie ded the lash on
the back Of fellow human beings for
the first time In his life this morning
when he whipped Walter Thomas and
Richard Coverdale, colored, and VII
liam Walker with twenty lashss re-
1 spectiycly.
Warden Meserve did not like tho
| job much but as he was carrying out
the mandate Of the lawhe nerved him.
| self to the task. 80
The prisoners tirst stood in the pill.
lory for one hour before being whip.
ped and during that time never ut.
tered word. -
Walker and John King occu pied the
stocks first. from TO-. 80 O'Clock and
were followed by Thomas and Cover.
dale,
Walker Is the man who robbed the
house of Johu Evans: King who cnt
bis wife's thioat and Thomas for the
larceny Of goods, belonging to Thos.
Mckinney at Porters. .s.
The lash used was a new one and
cut deep into the backs Of the vic.
tins, notwithstanding that they were
spread over the surface. -
Walker was the first whipped
and he squirmed and begged for
mercy. His back was very tender
and when the lashes had been
laid on. it looked as if the blood
would flow. His cries were pita.
Gus. He trembled like a lcat and
after tho first five strokes Of the
lash cried 80 God. l cannot bear
this
Coverdale did not mind it SO much
but his partner In crime, Thomas.
made up for him: lie cried loud and
kicked up his heels. 1t was a hard
taskto get the lashes on his back but
the laws order was soon finished.
There were about fifty people
present and among them we're sever.
al who had never witnessed the pun
ishment before. A representative
of Cummings, the photographer,
was present but was not allowed to
take any pictures. Warden Mes ervc
said that it was not the rule OF the|
prison and'he did not think it prop.
er to exhibit such punishment ia
photographs.
The officials do no court publici-
ty aud the whipped would be con.
Quoted in private ifthe law did not
say they should be public.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-23
Down ut Pretty. Lewis

Lewis, Nov 2I.-The schools OF
the town have been closed owing
10 the presence Of diphtheria
that Of the youngest daughter Of
=. A. Lank. There have been sever
al cases Of fatal sore throat in town
but the doctors could not agree
that il was Giphtheria except, In
tho case Of a small boy of James
Dutton's and the Lank child. The
Board OF Icalth has the quarantine
Negotiations in tu,l force and the
school building will be thoroughly
d's!nIected before being reopencd.
The town improvements ave pro
crossing nicely. Contractor Harry
a, Miller, OF Wilmington, has the
sewer pipe laid. and the powc +
house IS about completed. The
work Ot laying the water pipes will
commence ut once. The electric
light contractors are setting the
poles and arranging Tor the forty
Two arc lights which will be sus-
pended over the street ccntcrs.
Slhc. the improvements were set
i'll motion no less than fifteen new
bathrooms have already been add
cd to TIE bones in the town and
mole will be put in as quickly as
thcy can be procured.
Rachel Ecehc has bought the
Cd kus'ci property, opposite the
school, house, and will open new
plot for building lots.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-23
It's.
In this city on NOVEMBER alst.
,il IA ri,. 1

,lITCllEIi.-ln this city on November alst.
1901. thomas Mitch. l. age .! year,
i,rlatiVt. frjen - anl tho mem 'crs OF
Lafayette Lodge. No, u, A, +. A. NJ, Hope
Lodge No n L, @. O. f., I"yno!cs kncaml.
meat Eo3i . % r. and Excelsior Lodge,
NO. !, X. Of T., are rerpectf ily invited 10 AT
tend ine funeral service Al his late residence.
No, llDj Ma it-on St'rni on We'ine1 after
nDnn November 2ith at i o'clock in'erhent
at u Wilmington. and Brandyw,ne cemetery. +
JONrS-At his home near It. Georges on
November 18th. | l!Ul. Joseph +. Jones, hu,
uoud Vt Laura +, Jones. Ia ht, ji.h yoai.
Relatives nad iruud, arc invited to n.tnnd
the funerai from ms late rtrid"nce. on sunday
November .4'h, Meet a tAu house | 50 p IN !.
services at tA4 hos. !nter,ntnt al ST.
George cemetery. Carriages Will mest lie
tro.ey chr due III DeIa*ale Clty lO o'ciocH
Il,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-23
REST.

Ny days are in Thy hands:
What more could spirit crave
Than leadership Of love divine.
Pledged TO redeem, to saver
MY needs are In Thy hands;
Whatever be denied
May ] be Steadfast. turning not
To reach on either side.
My Jewels In Thy hands
lay with earnest trust,
Assured that Love will cherish them,
Nor trsmple them TO dust.
My angels 10 Thy hands
give. though bruised at heart.
Esneath the vision Of Thy face
They win the better part
What il Times voices cry
OF fear and sweeping tide?
My all Is In Thy guarding hands;
] rest. am satisfied.
-Georss Klingle, In N. Y. Observer.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-23
Ar IN. u. r. Y AZ. C., A.

Mr., Nlllard MllIman will conduct
the service at the men = meeting at
the X. Il. Y. NJ. c, A.. Third and
Railroad ON Sunday afternoon, NOV.
cmbcr ~, from 3.l5 to 4.3o p. III.
Spirited address and good singing
A cordial invitation Is cXlendea 10
all TO be prC sent.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-23
Killed by IrO ley Car.

Erie, Pa, Nov. 25. -Mrs. Kess-
Ter and her daughter werekll'ed by
being thrown under suburban
car on the Erie Northeast trolley
line on the Buff aio road tins morn
inr. Their horse took fright at the
car and ran away, throwing them
out. A little boy with them es'
capped.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-23
DOTS.

Rev. J. l.. Webb, Of New Castle
will preach at the Layton Home at
35th and Market streets on Sunday
afternoon at 2. 30 o'clock.
A beautiful set Of Waltzes have
been written by John W Bratton.
Of our city, ard dedicated by per.
mission TO Miss Ethel Barrymore,
and played at every performance
Of Captain jerks Of the Horse Ma.
rines." Mr.. Bratton 10 one Of the
rising song writer's and has made
quite a hit with his songs. @
George N. Bennett OF Chesapeake
City. has sold the trotter Red Hop
10 Hermon Tyson Of this city for
$500.
Rev. Il. J.. Nckeever OF Wayne,
Pa. will preach in Calvary Bap.
tist Church at 4th and French next
Sunday. -
Rams Horn man will be here on
Thursday evening December S aud
lecture in Asbury Church, subject
"The Marks OF a Prince.
Anthony Reybold one Of our best
known citizens is critically i'll at
his home No. 6l0 West Street. He
was stricken with paralysis a few
days ago.
Mrs. Loltie r. Brocksoncf Of Town.
send. will give practical 10 the
First Presbyterian Church on
Monday evening on Sunday School
Work.
Department Commander Worrall
and staff will 90 to New Castle this
evening and pay traternal visit
to Captain Evan S. Watson Post,
Nc. 5, e, A. X.
Brotherhood Services.
BeginGing with tomorrow. the
week will be obaervcd with services
in several churches, under the
auspces Of the Brotherhood Of st.
Andrew. Following is the pro.
gramme:
Calvary Church p. m..
addresses by Rev. H. W. Wells and
Mrs. c. A. Cook.
Trinity Parish House Monday,
s p. M. business meeting Local
Assembly
Thanksgiving Day-Righteous-
ness exalted nation; but sin is a
reproaeh to any people.
st. Andrew s Church-Saturdav,
8 p. m addresses by 1T. Rev. e.
Talbot, d. d.. LII. D.. and.J. Hen.
ming Nelms.
Corporate Communion, Sunday,
December |. s a, m.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-23
General Sc ssion Court

In General Sessions Court,
Anna Platt, the prosecutor witness
in the teserton charge against
William G. Platt. failed to appear
and the case was dismissed, The
Cour, was adjourned until Monday
morning at 9 o'clock.
The September term OF Superior
Cour. was adjourned without delay.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-23
Armenlans BesIeged In . Convent.

Constantinople, Nov. 2S.-A band
Of Armenian revolutionIsts command.
ed by an individual named Andranik
has seized an Armenian convent In
the ncighhorhuod OF Mus!l and Is now
n'Grrchch therein. The convent y
surrounded by tru9ps.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-23
A Thank sgiying Souvenir.

As long as they last we Will give
to each purchaser of box containing
3 cakes Ifor 25c) Of ArmOur's Fine Art
earnation Pink. or Virgin Violet
Soap, a handsome port folio with blot
ter. Gail and see both soap and Sou
venr, n. B Danfurth, druggist,
>Iar,;et and Second Streets. Cts
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-23
American Garrison ( ut OF.

Manila, Nov. -. The Filipino
forces In the province Of Layuna
Island OF lul2u, cut tie telegraph
lines about Mauban in tnaL prov.
ince Thursday and threaten to at.
tack the American garrison in that
place.
1t has been Officially reported to
General Chatiec that the insurgent
leader Cubalios in that district has
800 fully armed meu, including
number Of American negroes under
IN, command. An inSuryent officer.
has ust been captured carrying pa
pers signed by Catalus.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-23
situation 5 Wanted.

A young lady. must be fair pen
man, and accurate at hgures, 10
keep books at Salisbury, Md
Must be a Guldey graduate.
A middle aged woman is wanted
to do general housework; no wash.
jnp. luuuirc at S. W. corner OF
Ninth and Monroe Streets.
Hale and kilburn. Philadelphia.
adyortises Tor upholsterers TO work
on fine gar work:
Mention tn. REPUBLICAN, when
applying for position is all we ask
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-23
prosperous Sussex comfy.

Collector Elect OF Port Houston
This mornins said the Sussex Coun
tv farmers are and should be happy
Corn is king at S and 90 cents a
bushel. Buyers are hus'ling throu-
Oh the county tor white and Sweet
potatoes. eggs are high and the
holly and wreathes crop is IN iuIl
swing, Sussex County farmers are
happy,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-23
Bishop Coleman.

Bishop Coleman left Wilmington
this morning for Seaford. He will
otficiate at St. Luks's y. T.. Church,
Seaford. tomorrow morning and
evening, November 80. In the at.
ternoon he will othciate at St.
i. L. Church, Bridgevilie.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-23
Musiu at St JON MS,

The Anthem "His Wonders will
be sung at the ofertoy' in St.
Johns Church tomorrow.
There will be good selection at
the evening service 80 P. M.
Chambers Ponum Est and tours
Nunc. nimittis will hc sung.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-23
Cars Collide

Car No. II OF the Peoples line
coiIiced with Car No. 62 Of the Will
mington City line at French street
at noon and the latter car was In lur.
ed to such an extent that it went
out of service.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-23
(Iospei Service.

Robprt Gary. foreman OF tho machine
,hors of tnp Holly Pu,nn Works, Lock
pori, =. Y, viii aidr.s the G"ap' ,orvics
Tor mon ut the \. N. G.. A tomorrow
nf,ernoon There viii ba Il r"uaing song
service anl j. j. Grubb will give "A bass
solo Al men arc welcome at this
meeting
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-23

There was a slight fire this morn.
ing at the ice house of Mrs. Brad
ford's residence at No. 1905 Market
street. The Phoenix Fire Company
nut out the blaze.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-23
To Preach at Harrison Church

The Rev. Jonathan S Willis will
preach in Harrison NJ. l.. Church,
both Sunday morning and evening.
There will be no spccial collections
taken up or begging.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-23
For the Trial Trio.

The Steampship Springfield bulls
by the Pusey & Jones Company tor
the Bordentown and Philadelphia
Navigation Company will bo. glven
her builders trial trip on Monday. d
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-23
Miss Kane to Sneak on Libraries

Al the meeting of tba Delaware Kinder
gatien Association In Friends School hall
on Tuesday afternoon. Miss Florence
Bnynrd Kane, OF the l'e'nwnre Stat" u,
hrn,y i'nmn,>s IN y III .nrnk u ii sub jrct
will de "Childrsn's Rcli ion 20 til, Iii
brury." ---
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-23

New Young M MS
s'zcs-S3 to So
Long S1,,sIs and $40
pam and with
o. yokcs. bla c ks
OVe'Son'S and oxfo r d $
greys. 4S to 80
To-day inches long, full
box and swag-
ger cut raglan and regular
pockets, velvet and plain col
lars. We have full line OF short
er cut. 90 and AZ inches long
Box Coats, AZ to IS inches
long regular cuts. Blacks and
Oxiords Greys are the popular
shades in Chevio,s. Blacks,
Blues and Oxford Greys in
smooth and plain Kerseys.
Heavy short Refers for
warmth and work, in all sizes.
$3.50 to $40.
Open Tuesday and Saturday
nights.
JAS, T MUL|IN h SONS
9th aad Market. Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-23
I\tit SAi.i1.

Il oE SAlE-l7 THOkoUiHBRED WHITE
J. Wy andotIe cock re-, al 81 each. Call or
address h. G.. Grocer. MI. Cuba I. y. Del.
ng3 uH1
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-23

Tho thcrlnomater ,at W, G. Tavcrs
drug store 81! King street, to day register
ID IA follows
7ocIUCk ~ clock clock
IS ~ i3
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-23

I Oor-A HORSE BLANKET WITH RED
IL stripes in going from gth und Kug to 3d
a"d hing. thence 10 ~ Market street. Please
return TO jU7 Market street mel Jt'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-23

u OK E-BUSlNESS WAGONS AT
+ Second AMI French street, ,Hima giveh
hammond, nji. .JmS
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-23

|. oE SALE AN hETiQ,'E MAHOGANY
j cLrrcr rurb Iari IN first claus order;
also twotn, uUo NcsHs. .spply to DAviu Cur.
lett. hll ShiplHi street. NO Ct
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-23

20 SALE ON EASY TERMS. FARM OF
+ "aayre', . mile from Ashland station,
mansion house tenement house aud out
tuiiinns, al. Ia good order. large orchard
and about 10 acres Of woodland. Apply to
Johu I. Daley, No. D We't tn street. Wh.,
Dol mis- I'm
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-23

l. CIR SAl.E--A BAr,GAIN IN A acOD
J farm, situated in Kennelt township. .
miles from " Nilm,ngton. Del. contal ming
about 100 acres q. Iood LAM III Il high sta q
Of cultivation, wsti nloptc for dairy pur.
1"-es; wi II srl farm. arm mauhin merry. stock.
grni hay, ETC., consisting of good horses,
I.hel Jersey cnw-. 70 head pigs sows with
pig, Poland China boar. haY t1ddcr. .rain IN
and put o ground lrcc 90; $IJU0 car. re-
man in farm; ossct'ion n, once. address
Wilmlngton Del, Renuhi!can Office.
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