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New-York tribune., 1906-04-18

fiE-tSSC dkl--FECERLE April II. 1e6. the
aNTSh OF me Messiah Slth street New York City 5y
the Rev Robert Collyer. Miss
lem OF zurich. Switzerland. TO Winslow Hoba-e
Herschel Boston. Springfield and Hoyoka Mass.
papers please cOpy1
hAshttt-BRlNCkE CkERHOFF-On Tuesday April II, 1904
az the residence Of the brides parents Engewood J.
oS me tesV samuel NJ Hamilton. D %, Janet
tSr or Ebert \. and Emily Vermtlye Brinc<srhor 20
Kerr - ~ ~ -
- SCGDpER-WITHERSPOON Tuesday. II. a
Sne home OF the brides Hopson Schoen-
oese No Is East SD ST. BY Bishop Scarborough. cc
New Jersey Miss Gertrude Witherspoon. daughter OF
MIS- orlando Witherspoon. TO Mr. Wallace McIivains
scudder OF Newark. y J.
sTRONCf-TURNER-On April II 1905 at the Brick
Church. New York. by the Rev. W r Richards .. d.
assisted by the Rev. Marvin r. Vincent d d. Martha
Irentice strong. only daughter Of Theron
G. Strong. TO Harold NJ Turner
Notices of marriages and deaths must be Endorsed
with full name address .
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L. r.l.sranl, N The rrlhuns !

Hackensack N J.. April 1.-THE First Reformed
Church of Hackensack n. J., the of
the wedding this afternoon Of Edward Boyer, a
son of ex-Commssoner Jacob Boyer. a real es-
tate broker in New York, and Miss Anna Henrietta
Barkman. The Rev Herman Vandenvat ofticiated
The bride is the daughter OF professor and Mrs
B. B. Barkman. She was attended by the Misses
Irvina Rarknnan, Emma Van Valen, Emma Bur
dette and Mary Burdette. the brtdesualds- MISS
Leila Bogert was maid of honor The best man
was Frederick Van Valen reception followed at
the home Just completed by the bridegroom IN
Lookout
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Bishop Burgess of1ciated at the wedding OF MISS
Margaret Mynderse TO Alfred Hughes at the home
of the bride No. 81 Joralemon street. Brooklyn, at
4:3O p M yesterday Miss Mynderse is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs WiIhemus Mynderse. Mr.. Hughes
is member of old South Carolina family The
maid of honor was Miss Alice Dalol. OF Brooklyn
and the best man Rutledge Parker of Charles
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-The Rev. Archibald Campbell
Knowles Philadelphia; BREsLLN-Dr. w c.
Go3dn0, Phjladelphia; ] H. Rockefeller. sunbury.
EMPIRE-Dr. A 3. Ball. Cincinnati ASTOR-
Denman Thompson. Swanzey. y. H; z. F. Dunno.
Chicago. IMPERIAL-Dr. F. O. Roberts New
Haven. MURRAY HILL-General Amasa. J. Par
ker, Albany. NETHERLAND-Alex Sienkiewicz,
Paris PARK AVENUE-Dr. F. Mortenson Copen-
hagen ST. REGIS-E- L. Frisbee Buffalo.
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WEDDINGS.

Miss Adelaide Buttenheim, daughter of Mrs -Jo-
seph Harold Buttenheim. of Madison n j., was
married last night TO Harry Lamson ScovlH' son OF
Mr. and Mrs Henry W. ScOvill OF Washington. at
the home of the brides mother the Rev. Edwin E.
Butler officiating The maid of honor was Miss
Margaret Butteuheim, sister of the bride; and her
brother, Arthur w. Buttenhein, was the pest man;
A reception followed. Mr.. and Mrs. Scovill will
live in Summit. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
APPRAIsE GODDARD ESTATE.

The appraisal of the estate. in this state. OF Cap
tain F. Norton Goddard. who died last MAY. was
filed In the Surrogates' Office yesterday. The ap-
prasers report that the personal and real estate
is valued at S427 $40. The principal Item is the de-
cedents interest in the firm of J. W. Goddard,
which amounts 10 s39A5s2
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Special Notices.

POSTAL INFORMATION. RE
GARDING INCOMING AND
FOUND WITH THE SHIP
PING NEWS ON PAGE 3.
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:. e'e eIoulo money allowed him by his worthless
son at tne card tables OF the Club des Capucines
very hfth-rate institution The old gentleman
ss 10 none or the first class clubs of Paris.
"sn MS otner sons, Jean and Stanislas both
OF them popular form part of tn. uocksx Club
MARQUISE DE FoNTENoY.
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benefit for the New York Home for Destitute Grip
pied Children, at the Broadway Theatre tomorrow
afternoon, will present more than hundred per-
sons. Augustus Pitou who will direct the stage.
has arranged 10 have Joe Weber and Marie Dress
Ter and chorus dress at Weber.s Music Hall and
come 10 the theatre in carriages because OF the
oveTcrowding of the dressing room accommoda-
tions at the Broadway Theatre.
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PRESIDENT olAz's HUNTING TRIP.

city Of Mexico. April I7.-Presidenr Diaz and
marty returned yesterday from the hunting trip.
having killed three mountain lions and seventeen
deer The President in excellent condition, and
bore the fatigue Of the expedition better than some
Of the younger mon OF the party.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
sousa Opera Company Established by Success
of "The Free Lance"

Through the success of The Free Lance at the
New Amsterdam Theatre. Klaw & Erlanger estab-
lished yesterday the Sousa Opera Company for
the presentation each year of an opera by John
Philip Sousa. The books viii be written by Harry
B. Smith.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
Local OmeiaI Record
1909 1906

Highest temperature yesterday. 6s degrees: lowest 4s
for corresponding date last S for
Corresponding datS last rwenty-hvs years. AZ.
Local Forecast: To-day, fair and warmer, ThErs1Ay
fztr; variable winds becoming scutheriy and fresh
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Denny. CatAerine NJ Pirnie sarah N
Fan g9npSaH; Rovians Ga5seLIns- saS RsaSnsy Marie
Aendriekson, Cathertnr I. smith. Mary R K
Howard, Henry w B. Walsh. Genevisve-
LEWIS lew LOUIS, Wiswan. William MoA-
France. Cathartns KetchUan. widow OF Israsl corse
Denny @ or is xaG 1 W Ms Dsn22 Nv as s sss q
wood. April II. 1906
DoNovAN-At Lakewood y J.. on April IA. at mid
9Sh[ a after brief illness cathsEin- Donovsn. q No
aftsr. tPars papers please cOLy)
HALL-on Monday, April 16 Rowland NIinturn Hail.
Relatives and friends ar. inTitsd 70 attend the funeral
T5 css az ms ate residenSe' No 10 Wesr sth St on
a. POmfret Conn Delaware County a. y and Boston
papers please copy.
her Daniel d TIendrickson. NJ D. Cstherins Ieuiss
THURSDAY sfteTnoon April is At ooioo. Bapsss
Church siddetown- Friends invited wthsus
HoWARD-on Monday April 1s. at his rssdsnoe m
ec ecsn IN the Stn h year yea ,. OF bis his age Henry Ward
T. Howard and husband OF Katharins Gold Vail Fu-
lyn. at o'clock. thursday afternoon ADrf IL.
LwIsos - & Monday morninY ting 4gTt 1s after short II
band OF Caroline Lewis Notice hereafter.
MEAD-At Fishkfn Landing. N 7. April Is Rev. Henry
Brown Mead. IN his s6th year Funeral services
and friends invited, ''''
MORRIS t-, suddenly in New York c,sy. on Aern IL
s Morris, OF Montolair. n J. Interrenr Tuesday
at Rosedale Cemetery. Montclafr-
PIRNIE-On April II. 1906. in York city Mrx sa-
rah NJ Pirnie. in the $50 year OF her age Funeral
private Interment AT Greenwood
RANNEY-9n Yn sunday. April 15 Marie csI-. widow OF
late residence. No S45 Madison Wednesday April
IS at m.
ROBESON-On Monday. April 16. 1906 a har
dence. No 1910 Fine Philadelphia Jane Carons
Robeson daughter OF tho late Mulford and
Irwin Martin, OF New York Services Church OF
the Redeeuser, Bryn Mawr, Penn, o'clock. Thurs
day afternoon April 10. Carriages will the train
leaving Broad Street Station. Philadelphia at 231
SNIITH-On Tuesday. April II. 1905. Mary Ray knight
Smith, wife of Thomas W. Smith az
her late residence. 80 West 130th Thur
day. .. Special kensico. leaving
street station az 3:45 m
wAI4SH-On Monday evening April Is 1900.
dence. No. HOP Dean street. Brooklyn. Cfencvisvs.
youngest daughter OF George Walsh Funeral
her Thursday afternoon April 10.
1906. at 5 O'Clock
wIsWALL-On Tuesday. April T. 1906. at Hahnsrnann
Hospital. William MCAlpine WtsWalL Funeral SERVICES
Thursday. April 70, az p N az the residence q
his daughter Mrs. Douglas Graharne Sryth No. SS
Mount Morris Park West. Interment private
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CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

Central Station Webster and jerome Avenus troleys
carriage Lots sIZ5 up. Telephors 48s5
Gramercy for Book of Views representatives
Office, 20 East gard St. n. 7. City.
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS

Among the passengers
Liverpool on the Majesti
The Lord Bishop OF Nassau.
Countess Potulicki
The cabin list Of the
day for Rotterdam. incl
Mr.. and Mrs. Lanman Bull
Mrs. Adele Carev.
Travellers who arrived
Wilhelm II from Bremen
Allison v. Armour.
Air. ana Mrs. George o.
starr.
Florence ZieSfeId. II
Mrs Charles F Berwfnd.
Dr. George \. Wyeth.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18

authors Middleton and Decker True progress
Is OF the sprit.-stin inexorably destined TO
Move upward working the beast
And let the tiger die
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18

Miss Rose StahI sails to-day the Majestic for
London, where she has been engaged by Alfred
Butts. manager OF the Palace Theatre. TO begin
an extended engagement in the one-act comedy Of
stage life, The Chorus Lady.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
WILLIAM S. WYcKoFF TO WE'D.

London, April 17-Applicaton has been made TO
the Archbishop OF Canterbury for special license
for the marriage of William S Wyckon. of New
York. to Miss Sophie Manasse of Stettin. Prussia
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UNDERWRITERS

FRANK r. CAMPBELL CO. 24i-S WEST 2SRD SH-
World Known Funeral ChapeIs. Tel 1924 Chelses
Stephen Merritt. the world known under,
only place OF business. Sth Ave and fs<A
St: largest IN the world Tel 124 and I25 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18

Mr. Wyckoff formerly lived at the Hotel Man
haitian. He left this city year ago for so)ourn
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18

F. F Proctor will present Joan of Arc at his
Fifth Avenue Theatre week Two hundred
supernumeraries and soloists will be introduced
and there are more than forty speaking parts in
the version. which is translation of Sarah Bern
hardts manuscript
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18

Ned Wayburn, for the last five years principal
stage director for Klaw & Erlanger. sewers his
connection with that firm on May l to become g.
member of new corporation. be known the
Ned Wayburn Vaudeville Attractions.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18

; who viii sail today for
10 are.
. The Rev. Thomas % Sullivan
sIr- and Mrs. J. G. Marshall
NOordam. which sails to-
udes.
William J. Carr.
John ". T. Nichols.
4 yesterday on the KAiser
n were.
/ Mr.. AMI Mrs. Edward =. Mo-
Clsrnand.
R. G. Pacheco. Mexican Min
lister to Russia
Baron Jules de Catelin
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TIE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Foreeast-Washingtonl April H.
High pressure clear weather and moderate temperatures
+,rue over the half OF the country.
- ,.r, C.,,If states where there showers. In
The sIope and Rocky Mountain regions the weather was
tl cloudy 70 cloudy with showers over the latter dis
rct while in the plateau and Pacific Cast districts clear
weather prevailed
Ui,b the exception OF showers Wednesday IN ths
5ut States and possibly Thursday in the upper lake
ravon the weather fair throughout the country
during days II viii be eooieF on Neoiiss
da in the paotas and and cooler on Thursday
IN the upper Mississippi Valley and the upper lake region
II will be warmer on Wednesday in the Atlantic states
the Ohio Valley and the lower lake region
The winds along the New England coast and middle
s,l.,c coast viii be light variable. becoming south;
south Atlantic fresh northeast to east east
CIf coast light variable; Gulf coast light TO
east the lower laAes hBht 70 1ies SUM- uRoE
lakes fresh south ,- -.
departing Wednesday Tor European ports
will have light fresh variable winds becoming south.
with fair weather to the Grand Banks
Flood warnings have been issued fer the Mississippi
piver in the vicinity OF Hannibal. Mo
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18

Death notices appearing IN THE TRIBUNE WIN b
republished in The Trweekly Tribune without sxfr,
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18

At the Manhattan Theatre Wilfrid North will as
sumo on Monday evening the role formerly played
bv r Pevton Carter in "Charley's Aunt" Mr..
North was one of the members of the company
when Brandon Thomass play was first presented
in America.
Richard earle. the playwright and manager. has
bought a country home at Stamford Conn
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
1Inrnfd.

Marriage notices appearing IN THE TRIBUNE wns
be rcpuhiisheG in The Tri-Weekly Tribune witheuf
extra charge.
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Foreign Rates

Mail subscribers in New York CITY 20 ths DAILY and
TRI-WEEKLY will be charged cent a COPY sxrrn
postage addition 70 the rates named above
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Forecast for Special Locallties-For the Dis,rio, o

FOrecA-t tIV
Columbia Maryland. Delaware. New Jersey. Eastern
PENNSYLVANIA. Eastern New York and New England fair
warmer to-day: Thursday, fair variable winds. becoming
Eout and fresh
Local Official Record-The following Official record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes the
psrature for the twentytour hours in comparison
ding. Ha4e % La
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For points and al countries IN ths Universal
Union. THE TRIBUNE viii Be mailed at the to-
lowing rate
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Corse, CathFSlLs K Morris Elizabeth
Denny Catherine NJ Pirnie. Sarah NJ
Donovan. Catherine. Mari
Hall. Rohesor lana q r
Aendriekson Catherine Z Smith. Mary r K
Howard. Henry W b Walsh. Geneyfavs
LAWS Louis Wiswan William McA-
Mead. Rev. Henry B.
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Died.

Notices of marriages and deaths must be fndor
with full and address
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18

At the Klackner Gallery there are some japanese
drawings and prints by Miss Helen Hyde. Miss
Florence Wvman is showing come portraits and
illustrative work IN pencil and water color at the
C;laenzer Galleries East 20th street...Van Per
rine has a number OF new paintings OF the Pali-
ssdes at the New Gallery. in West 3Oth street
In the arrnory OF the list Regiment Professor Fer
dinand is exhibiting his painting of Christ
Before PLATE" Tonight. at the Powell Gal
leries. IN upper Sixth avenue. the members OF the
Kit Kat Club open their twenty-fourth exhibition
. Tomorrow. at the Salmsgundi Club there
will be opened exhibition OF paintings repre-
senting life Of the South by Mr.. Harry Rose
iand.. This months exhibition at the Century
Club is devoted TO paintings by Mr. Wilton Lock
wood.
An interesting event occurs at the Metropolitan
Museum OF Art tomorrow, when there will be
shown for the first time picture gallery newly
arranged after tine fashion OF those salient rooms
in European museums in which works Of special
inportance are concentrated 1t was happy IDEA
20 bring our richest pictorial possessions into the
foreground in this way, and the result win be OBJ
served with keen curiosity. There will be Press
view tomorrow afternoon, and the trustees have
issued an invitation TO members of the Museum
for a private view tomorrow evening
Milford chronicle., 1906-01-12
Joshua Simpkins at ArmOry Hall.

Joshua Simpkins, " a rural comedy
drama which has been presented con-
tinuously for several seasons on the
road, will play an engagement in Mil.
ford on Wednesday evening. January
18th. Joshua Simpkins" is a comedy
drama, well acted by a company said
to possess more than ordinary merit,
in addition to which several pleasing
specialties are introduced. A COM
plete orchestra composed Of professional
musicians discourse incidental music,
which assists to make the play the sue
cess it is. This feature is claimed by
the management to be gilt edged, and,
it is said, far exceeds the usual orchestra
by theatrical companies. Their find
band will give burlesque parade about
noon on the day of the engagement.
Milford chronicle., 1906-01-12
HIDDEN. DANGERS.
Nature Gives Timely Warnings That
No Milford Citizen Can Afford to
Ignore.

DANGER SIGNAL NO. / comes
from the kidney secretions. They will
warn you when the kidneys are sick
Well kidneys excrete a clear, amber
fluid. Sick kidneys send out a thin,
pale and foamy, or a thick, red, i'll.
smelling urine, full of sediment and
irregular Of passage.
DANGER SIGNAL NO. 2 comes
from the back Back pains, dull and
heavy, or sharp and acute, tell you OF
sick kidneys and warn you Of the COM
ing of drOpsy, diabetes and Bright's
disease. Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick
kidneys and cure them permanently.
Here's Milford proof:
R. G. WynkOOp, Mail Carrier, Rural
Free Delivery Route AZ. living on south
side of Columbia st., Milford, Del, has
tested DOan's Kidney Pills and speaks
of them as follows: "For several years
1 was annoyed with Kidney Com
plant. There was distressing back.
ache and pains through the loins, as
we'll as irregularity Of the kidney secre.
tions, which were sometimes very scant
and Of a high color. If 1 caught the
least cold it settled in my kidneys and
aggravated the trouble. DOsn's Kid.
ney Pills which procured at DR.. G.
w. Pleasanton's drug store, suited my
case exactly. 1 noticed q marked inn
provement soon after 1 began taking
them, and continuation Of the treat
ment seems to have restored my kid
neys to a normal and healthy condition.
1 have not the slightest hesitation in
endorsing Doan's Kidney Pills. They
are a remedy which every one suffering
from kidney complaint should know .
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents.
Foster MilburH Co., Buffalo New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-nas--
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Milford chronicle., 1906-01-12
County Prison Empty.

The local optiOnisls of Kent and Sus-
sex counties are pointing in high glee
to the condition Of the public economies
in Kent county, Maryland, wherein
local option prevails and the county
has gone dry. The cause Of the glee
among the strong local Optionists is
that the Kent county prison in Chester
town is empty, while the prisons Of
Kent and Sussex counties, Delaware,
"wet" counties, have about all they
can hold. being supported and now
carefully guarded by the taxpayers. 1t
has even surprised the Marylanders to
know that their jail is empty.
Milford chronicle., 1906-01-12
Pensions Granted.

Col. John Wainwright, Of Whining
ton, has secured the following pensions :
Josiah n Pepper, of Milton, Co. B, lst
Del. Vols, IS month from Nov. 18th,
1903; James Monticue, of Wyoming,
Co. D, 1st E. S. Md. Vols, Sl2 month
from Nov. 5th, 1905; Chas. w. Grant,
of Wilmington, Co. H, oath U. S, Col
Ored Vols, S12 month from Nov. 29th,
1905; Patrick Flood, Of Wilmington,
U. S. Navy, $l2 month from Nov. 1st,
1906; Lemuel L HOlston, Of Milton.
Co. B, S'h Del Vols SIS a month from
December 9th, 1905.
Milford chronicle., 1906-01-12
BrideeYiIIe Items.

Another railroad switch is being bull
near the P, B. & w. Railroad station.
There is considerable traffic on the road
especially in fruit season. and as there
is only a single track there, several
switches are necessary.
Services are held regularly at the Ep-
worth M. E. Meeting House near town
every Sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
The people Of the community display
quite an interest, forty-five members
having been enrolled. The new church
will be erected in the early spring when
a large increase in membership is ex-
peeted.
Milford chronicle., 1906-01-12
Cheap Way to Thrash Out Cow Peas.

Mr.. Editor II have just finished
thrashing nay crop Of COW peas, and 1
am more than pleased with the result,
as l have nearly 300 bushels. con-
slider the COW pea one of the best friends
the farmer has, and one of the channels
God has given him through which to
rejuvinate the poor farms. I will also
say to my brother farmers, if you hest.
tate about sowing COW peas because Of
the trouble and expense Of getting them
thrashed, come and see my method of
getting them out. 1 will show you
how to thrash them for a cost af five
cents per bushel.
Imake circle about $50 feet in diam
eter, securing a hard bottom on this I
place the COW peas and with a common
land roller and a disk harrow, get
OutfuIly 100 bushels in a half day.
With two teams and four men the
entire work is done but Of course they
have to be famed but that is not a
costly job. Respectfully,
GEORGE S. AVERY.
Milford chronicle., 1906-01-12
Our Delaware.

Our little State Of Delaware,
Delaware, our Delaware.
Now, brothers all, let none fOrbearl
Sing delaware. our DelawareP'
Proud offspring of the azure bird,
with swelling tones our hearts be stirred
And loud our praiseful song be heard:
delaware, our DelawareP
Our precious State OF Delaware,
Delaware, our Delawarei
Her fields nor gold nor silver bear,
Delaware, our Delawarei
But flower and peach and golden corn
Overlooking Plenty's bounteous horn,
Are jewels 10 the manor born"
In Delaware, our Delaware.
Our glorious State Of Delaware.
Delaware. our Delaware,
or Rodney, Clayton, Bayard rare,
Delaware. our Delaware
A land Of true historic pride,
A land where heroes lived and died.
country loved, her foes defied,
Delaware, our Delawarel
Our little State OF Delaware,
Delaware, our Delawarei
o God forever be Thy care,
Delaware, our Delawarel
From good old Sussex's farthest lea,
From bright Henlopen's sparkling sea,
To the arch OF her north boundary,
Delaware, our Delaware!
Milford chronicle., 1906-01-12
New Window Shades and Wall Paper.

We are going to make specially OF
Window Shades, Wall Paper and Sta
tionery at the Branch Red Star Drug
Store Outside Of the regular stock OF
shades, we are going to manufacture
shades for special orders, and the work
will be done here. Milford has long
needed something of this kind, and we
are going to supply this want.
Branch Red Star Drug Store.
Milford chronicle., 1906-01-12
aged Man Will Sell his Farm.

100 acre farm in high cultivation 81
acres in good cultivation, balance in
timber. Good Groom dwelling; good
Outbuildings; apples. pears, plums cher
ries and peach trees acres ia straw
berries. Every foot of farm in high
state ofeultivation located miles from
Bridgeville station. Will sell cheap
reason for selling is on account Of my
age. Apply to NJ. A. G. Coates, Bridge
willie. Delaware. 1.12.4t.
Milford chronicle., 1906-01-12
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