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Evening journal., 1907-03-14
PUBLIc SALES.


Mar. i5-s. s. Mccoy, near stanton, Della.
ware.
Mar. 15-Herman Ilange adjoining shellpst
Park. Stock and Implements.
Mar. 15-sale OF good furniture at Std
ham q SONS Auction Room, III
e. Fourth ST.. at 1.so D. m
Mar. 1s-s. A. Mcdaniel horse sale at fs
West Front ST., ait o'clock .. m.
Mar. &c. W. Horne. sale OF carriages
Second and Walnut st.. at II a. m.
Mar. l9-w. s. Burris. sharpe Farm.
Bear, Del. 10 O'Clock a. m. stock
ana im2lemcnts.
Mar. 1s-Jam4s Carpenter. Christiana hum
dred. stock ana Implements.
Mar. io-James Valentine, Limestone
Road. near ctanton, Del. stock
and Implements at o'clock.
Mar ls-railay ana Burksr. Brandywins
SPRINGS. sa.e OF stock
Mar. is-s. H. Knvineton stock and I'm.
pIements. Brandywine Hd., p m.
Mar. 2o-J. and A. NIousley, Concord Pike.
IA miles from city. stock and lnl-
piements
Mar. 2o-James and Alfred Mousley. Con-
cord Pike.
Mar. 20-Saie of real estate at stidham
and sons Auction Room at 10
O'Clock a. m.
Mar. ao-.Furniture $40 Lombard st., at
: o'clock p. m.
Mar. ei-rurulturc. 5o6 West 11th st.. at
10 o'clock a. m.
Mar. ai-orlanda c. sutton. on road lead
ing from State Road to Bear
Station. stock and implements
Mar q John r. oNeal, Mt Cuba, Del,
--f- De- see.
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INSPECTED OLD
CITY HALL TOWER

Desiring to make a report to the
members of City Council IN committee
meeting tonight, on the probable cost
OF restoring the old tower OF the City
Hail to its original shape, City Council
man Howard ID. Ross, accompanied by
Architect William d. Brinckle. made
an inspection of the tower yesterday
afternoon. The matter will be dis
cussed this evening ana a report sub
mitted at the regular meeting tomor-
row night.
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QUARTERLY CONFERENCE
Encouraging Reports Heard From Off
GERS Of First N. P. Church.

on Monday evening the last quar-
terly conference Of the First NJ. r.
Church was held and encouraging re-
ports were received and read. The
Young Peoples Society Of Christian
Endeavor raised S59.SS for conference
assessments and sS1.17 for pastors
salary.
The trustees have had the front Of
the church repainted at a cost Of S26
and had an arc light placed over the
entrance at a cost OF $3.50. They have
also had the building re-roofed at a
cost of s26.26 Next Sunday was des-
ignated as debt-rasing day.
Members Of the church were mucn
pleased with the report OF tho pastor.
the Rev. Benjamin A. Bryan and a
unanimous call was extended 90 him
to return for another year. The pas
tor has raised 1924 for interest on the
church mortgage.
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TUNNEL RECOMMENDED
President May Name Him superintend-
ent Of Life Saving Stations.

LEWES, March 14.-The appointment
Of Captain William r. Tunnel, Of the
Lewes station. to succeed Captain ~
b. Rich as superintendent Of life sta
tions ia the district between Delaware
and Chesapeake Bays has been recoin-
mended to the President by the super
intendent Of the service. There We're
"A number of applicants for the place,
which comes under Civil Service rul-
ing. The position pays salary Of
$500 and Office expenses. including a
secretary.
The appointment viii uecessitate sew
eral changes. The name of Captain
Theodore Salmons. of Henlopen sta
tion. is associated with the Lewes sta
tion, to succeed Captain Tunnel. while
Surfman John s. Lynch. of Rehoboth
station, has the backing for the ap-
pointment TO the position OF captain
to succeed Captain Salmons.
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Imnrovements Id savoY.

Improvements are going on at the
Savoy Theatre whereby its seating ca
pacity will be enlarged. The balcony
boxes. which now seat but twenty per-
sons. are being torn out and turned
into a balcony which viii accommodate
over a hundred persons. The boxes
will be installed on each side of the
stage as IN other theatres In the city.
The patronage of the Savoy Is daily
increasing. making the alterations
named necessary.
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MISUNDERSTAND LAW

One Of the laws passed by the Fifty
ninth Congress provided that special
delivery stamps should be abolished
July 1 next. Many persons have mis-
understood the law, and think it al
ready in operation, many letters carry
ing the postage required for special
delivery having been deposited in the
postofflce since last Saturday.
As the law does not go into effect
until July 1 the authorities simply al
low the letters to take the regular
course. The new law provides that
10 cents in ordinary postage stamps
in addition to the required postage will
carry a special delivery letter to its
destination If the word special" is
written on the envelope.
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REMNANT STORE
Fine Woolen Dress Goods Remnants
JOHN i. THOMAS.
sos King Street.
REG1STER's ORDERS.
- - oRnFR.
''r'''I 0fdce ll '' Of the Heeister Of WINS.

Ofdce Of the Register Of Wills.
New Castle Co.. Dell March ltn, 1907
I-pon tho application Of Stewart Ram
SOW. Executor OF Daniel Forbes, late Of
Brandywine hundred. n said county. de-
ceased. it is ordered and directed py the
Register on Wills that the Executor
aforesaid give notice Of granting of Let
tiers Testamcntary unOn the estate OF
the ceased. with ithe date Of granting
thereof. by causing advertisements % be
posted within forty days from the date
OF such Letters IN six Of the most public
places Of the County Of New Castle. re-
quiring all persons having demands
against the estate 10 present the sam
or abide by an act Of assembly ia such
case made and provided and clso cause
the same TO be Inserted within the same
period IN The Evening Journal, news
pauer published IN Wilmington. Del. and
to be continued therein three weeks
Given under tho hand and seal
Of office Of the Register Of Wills
aforesaid. az Wilmlnston, IN New
/ (sTAI0 Castle county aforesaid the day
and year above written.
FRANCIS NJ. WALKER,
Register OF Wiils
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given tnat Letters Ies'
I tanontarv were IN due form OF law
I Granted unto the undersigned, on th'
seventh day OF March. A. ID, ltli' al'
that an persons having claims against IN
estate Of the deceased must present th
same duly attcsted. TO the said Executor
on OK before the seventh day OF March
/ A. d.. 1908. or abide the Act Of Assemoll
/ ia such case made and provided.
STEWART RAMSEY,
Executor
address. Stewart Ramsey. Talieyviiie
Brandywfns Hundred Del. ms-s1-ss'
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SHERIFF's SALES.


shEklFFs SALE.-BY VIRTUE or
a writ Of Ais. Lev Fac. to me directed
alll De exposed 10 public sale at tile
Court House, on Market street. between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. la the CITY
Of Wilmington. New Castle county.
State Of Delaware.
ON SATURDAY.
THE 80TH DAY OF MARCH. 1907.
AT 10 o'clock a. M,
thn following described real estate W..
All that certain piece or parcel Of lant
with a brick dwelling house and stor,
thereon erected, situate in the city OF
Wilmington, Aforesaid, bounded and de
scribed as follows 10 wit:
Beginning at the Intersection OF IN,
northerly side of Seventh street with IN.
easterly side of Poplar street: thence b,
said side Of Seventh street easterly sixty
SIX feet to line of land now or late OF
Ellen Bush; thence by the same norther
ly ana parallel with said Poplar stree
now or late OF Ellen Bush; thence by sam,
westerly and parallel with said Scventi
street siXty-siN feet 20 the easterly sid
OF Poplar street Aforesaid and thence
thereby southerly one hundred feet % tn
place Of beginning, be the contents there
of what they may.
Being the Same land and premises whicl
Louis G. Blair, ct. al. by indenture date,
the twenty-second day Of November. a
D.. 1888. now present and intended TO b.
sasd James II. Semplc In fee.
Seized and taken In execution as tn
property OF James II. Semple and TO b.
sold by
HENRY STAFFORD, Sherim
sherins Ofice. Wilmington Delaware
March ls, 1907. ml4l6,i9,2i,2s %
sHERIFFs sALE-BY VIRTUE or !
writ Of Levari Facias, 20 me directed
win be exposed to public sale. at IN,
National Hotel, Middetown. ST. George
hundred, New Castle county. Delaware
on THURSDAY.
THE 2STH DAY OF MARCH 1907,
Al 10 O'Clock o. M.
tho ec1owino described real estate. viz:
All that certain lot or parcel OF Ian
called Evergreen Farm situate i'm 81
Georges hundred. New Castle county an
State Of Delaware, on the south side O
1he public road leading from Middleton
10 Odessa. and bounded on the east D
lands now or late OF the heirs Of Charlie
+. A. Maily, ON Tie south by land @
Daniel W. COrbit and land late Of Samu,
Pennington, but now Of Franklin J. Per
nlngton. on the west by land late Of Sam
uel Pennington, but now also Of Frankli
J. Pennington, and on the north by IN
aforesaid public road. containing thirty
nine acres and one hundred and twenty
one square perches OF land more or less.
Being the same lands and tenement
which were conveyed to the said Mar
v. Lee by indcnture OF Theodore r.. BraC
shaw and Ida A.. his wife, hearing eve
date herewith ana intended 10 be here
with recorded.
Seized and taken in execution as q
property Of Martin b. Buriis. administis
tor OF Mary B. Lee. deceased. and Wi
liam =. Lee. surviving mortgagor, and
be sold by
HENRY STAFFORD. sherin.
see. WiIm lngton. nelawar.
k4Afua ~ 1s0. ml4, ,l6, y, "a. =, n
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nEE ND a.

To Southwest Texas. TO buy US q home
on the Gross s." Ranch. an the fertile
valley of the Nuccoa River. where we can
move on and take charge of our farm
with "a cash payment Of less than onc-
fourth of the purchase price; no Interests.
mo- taxes io he paid for over two years.
and whore there is perpetual sunshine,
fruit and flowers the whole year round.
and where we can plant and harvest any
crop of commercial value every day IN
the year
For further Information see our local
agent, or write s. II. JACKSON, 706 First
National Bank. Houston. Texas
lnducement to Agents mg-7t
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PUBLIC SALE.

Having sold our farm i'm BrandywIne
hundred on the Concord Pike. lis miles
from Wilmington, must positively sen on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH m, at ! o'clock
sharp. tho f1ilowing personal property
without reserve. 3 head of good work or
driving horses NO. l. Flora. hay mare
le years old good worker. No. p lon lp
years old. good worker No 3 J1ek roam
horse. i3 years old good worker and
driver l0 head ~ good milcn COWS, part
in profit and others close sprIngce. Farm
implements. j 1ara bed farm wagon, az
most new. top huegies, ! jump seot ear
r'age. j milk wagon, I milk sleigh. ]
trottlng wagon, cart as good as new,
Deering mower I sulsv cuiiivator. hand
cuitivators. / grain fan, I cutting box.
harpoon hay fork, 100 feet OF new rope
and blocks; / roller / horse rlke. ! twin
harrow / Syracuse plow. No. % ! corn
narkor. / corn covcrer s wheel barrow. ]
g0-hushcl wheat chest. cow chulna half.
bushei measures. I haif-ncck measure. lh0
eiuin bags. ] post spade axes. mnul and
wedges boring machine. % new three
hole posts. 8 crow bars log chaluH.
cider barrels. berry crHtos. and boxes
wagon tongues. hoes, forks shovcls picks.
single and double trees. $50 chickens.
Muacnvv ducts ruiuoaa. Harness scl
of stage harness. with hreechmanei I set
OF stage harness with hip straps. 2 sets of
iirht hufncss I set ot milk harness.
set of cart harness Q sets % plov harness
with collars and hridleH. Hay and straw
hv the ton. corn hy the huahel, acres of
wheat in tho ground Household rnode
consisting of beds bedding carncia kiich.
ON articles and many other articles too
nNmornus to mention Torms-All sums OF
$50 01 md under cash. ON over chat amount
ca credit Of months win ho given by On,
purchaser giving hnnklhle nOte with ap.
proved cndorscr ff not paid when due. in.
tcreHt added from day OF sale 3 per cent
| or for cash.
JOSEPH MOuSIEY
ALFRED MOUSLEY.
J. IT, Slaughter Auc m9-1t-l1-i5. 1919
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Plans for Memorial pav.

Members OF the G. A. r. will socn
begin preparations for the Memorial
Day celebration. 1t is expected that
they will have. as in former years. a
parade, and that the public schools
will hold exercises. The parade this
year will. It is understOod, be much
larger than heretoforA
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ZOE sALE.

FOR SALE-Iouaehold furniture In
Quire 5 West Eleventh st. mlf-3t
FOR SALE. .-Fgshlng slSlm with 5-horse
power engine. Address JAMES FOSTER,
New Castle. ml2 l4,l5,l6
FOR sAI.E-Nouons. Hosiery and Trim
mings to merchants only. Anyone desiring
10 engage in this line would do well Dy
calling on us before purchasing elsewhere
DELAWARE NOTION HOUSE, Ltd,
rnl3-lm Dos Market 81
. FOR sALE-A World cash register In
good order. win sell at sacrifice. 2il Tat
NAH 81. mist
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Child Breaks Both Arms.
70 The Evening journal.

Special to The Evening journal
DOVER, March 14-Albert Hurd, th'
s-year-old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Hurd, fell down stairs in his par
bnts' home and broke both his arms
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WANTED.

WANTED Propositions covering sup
piios of mixed papers, in quantities. noe
exceed hE three tons per day, for delivery
at ihe pulp keg works of the =. L. du-
Pont de Nemours Powder Co., Newbridge,
Del For further part culars apply Go the
purchasing department u. /. DUPONT DE
NEMOURS POWDER CO., 1905 King ST.,
Wilmington. Del. mi2-5t
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MORTGAGE BROKERS'.


MONEY 10 LOAN on desirable FIRST
MORTGAGES on city properties In amounts
70 suit HAWKINS 4 CO. 7i2 Market St.
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EuBLIc sALEs.
public SALE.

Tho subscriber abour 90 rellnoulah FARM
ing. viii sell at public sale on the road
leading from Oglcton 10 stanton, lh miles
from tho latter place on
FRIDAY. MARCH l5 1907. at ! o'clock,
the following described personal property
horses. suitable for work or driving
10 head of COWS mostly young, I bun,
wears old. ] Sharplcsa tubular cream sep-
atator. no &, large two handle cnurn.
Reod.-huttor worker butter tubs 40 and
60 pounds ! corn cultvator nearly new
Dcerng mower. 5-foot cnt' corn planter
iron harrow. go teeth. plows. hand culti-
vatora horse rake grain drill iron poe.
diggers farm wagon, hay fork, blocks,
hoesheads seed corn and POTATOES hy
tho bushcl Household goods oid-tm,
desks with drawers, feather beds, now
Globo range. No. 8, and many other aru.
Ices too numerous 20 mention.
S. S. mccoy
Geo. y. Davis Auc m9-i213-H
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FOR SALE CHEAP-s Stock and hutures
Of grocery store including horse and
wagon and good win Of store. For par
tculars apply 10 =. G. Bradford. Jr.. l01
Market at WILMINGTON. or Emory Blake
ly, Henry CLAY. Del. f7-f
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CHIROPODIsTS

DO THEY AcHE7 W. H. JACOB.
chiropodlst. corns removed without pain.
IS cents. im West Seventh sr--t
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CONTRACTORS AND
pTTTT nEDC

S. LEWIS.
CARPENTnR AND nUlLDE

WARNER S. LEWIS,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER
JoODing a speciality. Good material
Skilled wcrkmcn. Fair prices. Let me give
you an estimate. Office and shop. 606 Or
ange street. Both phones.
J. F. REARDON. 62i West Third St.,
carpenter and builder Jobblng prompts
AZ fair prices. Ask estimate. Phone, d. and
A. Sl27A. mains
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FOR SALE-il acres Of good trucking
land ! mile from Wilmington. within
minutes walk OF Newport trolley; terms
re1somble Apply 20 ID r. Lyman, Mar
ahalltun. Del. fl7-lm
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FOR SALE -severor hcw dwellings on
Ninth stfcet near lombard c0ntIinine
rooms bath and pantry. With front and
p7cS pofches, now ready for occupancy
Addrees THOMAS n. MELVIN, SEQ East
Ninth 81 mq-iin
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FOR SALE OR RENT Cigar and 70.
hacco store with fixtures Immediate pos.
session. VIII sell cheap. Good reason foI
selling 9l3 Nandever avenue. ml3-2t
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Headaches and Neuralgia From Colds
LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine the
world wide Cold and Grip remedy re-
moves cause. call for fun name. Look
for signature f. w. GROVE 25c
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ROOMS WANTED.

r
WANrED-rhreo unfurnshed rooms for
light housekeeping. Address GA W. Ninth
ST. ulli-3t.
REFINED YOUNG couple would IRE
three rooms and bath sutlbe for ght
housekeeping. Address w. q. a.. journal
Office. mil-f
WANTED-To rent five or six rooms
suitable for offices or a house on Market
street, BY the year Dr. Barnes, as West
street. f26-tf
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FOR SALE Excellent business location
on Madison street Apply 10 owner J07
Washington street. flO-lm
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PUBLIC SAFE.

The executor OF tho estate OF Ann S
Reybold. deceased. viii sell az public SAFE
TUESDAY. MARCH 10 az OiO West street.
Wilmington. Del. commencing at "a. m.,
all the household goods. consisting of Old
furniture of all kinds. Did china. one fet
Oi over ii0 pieces an IN good COnd.tOus :
two large upright mirrors, one ralr ans
tuuc candelahras and other goods too
numerous q mention.
WALTER G. TATNAf.L.
w. A. Hukill Auc. Executor
mll-st.
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pupTIc sATr

PUBLIC SALE
on SATURDAY. MARCH i6 at 1880.
az the Merchants Stable. Fifth and Made
SON sts Klalr and Hollngsworth will sell
for Bowers I4ank and Spence, the contents
of two of the largest stables In Whining
ton. These goods viii positively bo sold
as these genNemen viii discontinue the
livery business and run nothing but first
class boarding stables hereafter. IS head
of good horses that have been used in this
business ranging ia age from 90 years
old. Suitable for any kind OF business.
95 WAGONS. am kinds, { sleighs, a. sets of
harness. i0 collars. 80 head halters, %
robes and blankets. lieiht and heavy and
"a large lot OF other articles. Also at this
sale we win sen "a car-ioad of hlgh class
horses selected by u.s. Don't miss this sale
Terms cash.
KLAIR & HOLLfNGSWORrH
m1f-l5 Wilmington. Del
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FOR SALE OR RENT-i1i0 Washington
ST.. park iront' location nne. Apply C. IT.
GRAY Printer, a nast Eiehth st. mu-ei
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PUBLIC SALE.

VIII be sold at No lioi Jackson st.. on
FRIDAY. MARCH l5 az 9 o'clock q. m.
parlor and chamber furniture. including
cnamcled hodetelds. springs. mattresses.
bureaus. chinoniers. fine library table
lady's mahogany desk. couch pictures
hric-a-brac. body BRUSSELS wilton and
tapestry carpets throughout the house,
china, glass and other table wares and
many other articles These goods are Of
fine quality and In good order.
mfg-3t w. a. HukIIL. Auc.
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FOR RENT-Two story brick stable. 5i8
willing st., possession March @. 1897. APP
ply 5ii West street. m6-ti
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REAL EsTArE ZOE sALE.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
WHY PAY RENTf $780, 3-story. room,
bath, brick. Half block from car $3.50
cash. fla monthly Rents for Si5. Address.
OWNER 60i West Goth 81. mll-3t
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: LICENSE APPLICATIONS

- 49,
NOT1CE-L JAMES r. LAWS. the
tenant and occupant OF the house situated
az the northwest corner OF Fourth and
Shlplcy streets ia the First ward. IN
tho city of Wilmington. county OF New
castle and State OF Delaware, In CONF
pliance with the requirements OF the actn
OF The General Assembly In such ease
made and provided, do hereby give notice
that / shall apply In writing 70 the Court
OF General Sessions OF the State Of Deia-
ware. In and for New Castle county, On
Monday, the 18th day of May, a. r..
lell. being the next term OF said court.
for a license for said house as an Inn or
tavern. for the sale therein Of intoxicating
liquors IN less quantities. than one quart,
90 te drunk on the premises; and the fol-
lowing respectable citizens OF eaid ward,
at least twelve OF whom are substantial
freoholders Of said ward. racommcnd the
said application. viz:
JAS. II. HarNns T. Sewen Weloh,
Wm Aschenbach. A. m Neumayer,
~ Ncumcyer, Josenh Cash.
Ludwig Hendricks, John - VILE.
Morris Ezrailson, III. M Sparks.
Geo. a. Willis, James M. Price.
Joseph Sheiher, r. c. Holland.
Benz. r RaWnsiey, John H. Brown.
Joseph Fisher, John Rushworth
a. r. Savior. Geo. Mccartney.
Wilson Oakcs, Harry harrington.
w. H. Jack, Charles r. Saylor,
Morris Chaikin, jay Ephraim,
Jacob zimmerman. Harry R.Valentine,
ml3-3t JAMES T. LAWS
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LARGE PUBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY
The undersigned, giving up the sharpe
Farm. viii sell az Public Sale, one mile
north of Bear station. Delaware railroad
TUESDAY MARCH 10. 1897, at 10 a. M
The following p.fa ual property 20 VIII.
So head for home r..stl horses colts ana
mules. Twenty are nrst-class workers
and drivers. 4 pairs good young mules tne
balance are p and g year old colts, hed
Cednr and pazute stock one ODD --ycaf.
old mule. 40 head or cltNt. - memo OK
miIch cows. Five stock bulls. five steers
balance heifers ANY one in need OF horses
colts. mules and cattle can get suited as
they are well bred ones ana good pros
pects, and all are sound and right m every
way. several good family or market wason
horses and No. ] drivers, several or tneui
promise TO 60 fast If handled. Special men-
lion OF one bay gelding. Prince. years
old. lG hands nigh. solid bay, sired by HOP
one Of the best road horses in the state
can go close tp -A and ~ nandlca ms
season can go much faster rms is mo
best lot of horses I have ever offered 20
the public Ten mead OF hogs. Five good
stock hogs. tho balance shoats. f0fmns
implcmcnts. Binders, mowers, farm wag'
Ons. rollers hurruws, pl1Wa, cultiVators
bugrios. harness I Y. 5. separator anu
many other articles not mentioned. T.. y
want DO understood That the above stoch
win be sold without reserve and guar
Qnteed as represented on day OF sale oi
money refunded. Terms Of sale. All sum.
of $50 and under cash; an sums over thai
amount "a credit of 6 months will be givel
hy purchaser giving hankable note viii
approved endorser, interest added frun
day of sale. 2 per cent. off on credit sums
II very stormy viii sell on the 2lfh.
w. S. BuRRIs-
r. +. Cam. Jr.. clerk mis-ls
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FOR kENT-.Firm OF about 100 acres
on the road from stanton TO Newark Ap-
ply s. M. DONNElL, Newark or G. a.
ELLIOTT Attorney Wilmington. mi2-3t
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FOR RENr-7-room house at Rosciit, 2
stalls In stable, Apply EDW. WOOD
WARD, Hoselie. mii-ft
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BOARD WANTED


WANTED-Family Of three adults and
three children wishes board. west side
state lowest terms Address J., Evenlns
journal. mll-it
Evening journal., 1907-03-14

SPECIAL PUBLIC SALE OF
FURNITURE AND CARPET.
WIN be sold az sudham and Sons Auc-
ton Rooms. m East Fourth st.. on FRI
DAY. MARCH 10. 1907. at l30 p. m Oak
and walnut bed room suites, enamelcd
beds and mattresses, oak sidcboards and
eNtens.ln tlhle. han rack 3 dozen hish
back dining chairs . fine parlor suites,
couches Oh verona and leather. rockers. i0l
yyirds of high grade carpets, including
Administers. Wilton. NclVets, Brussels
and Toncstr'es This is "a fine lot of car
j. japanese linen rugs. reversible, size
9xl2 ana gxi5 Goods On inspection Thurs
day evening and Friday morning. THIS /.
the best lot OF cnrpotg that VIII be SOLD
at any public sale this spring.
ml2-3t STIDIIAM g. SON, Auc.
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PUBLIC SALE on HORSES
/ nv farm. M. cuba. Doi.. on

AZ my farm. Mt Cuba Del.. on
FRIDAY. MARCH %. 1907. at I o'clock.
IS head OF accllmatcd horses, mostly
young and scrViceahle. sound Some have
been used In city and are young and will
make good farm animals A few good
sound Western horses shipped by Con-
nelly aud Shotwcl. Philadelphia. A Few
COWS. = stock bulls. o pOAn. China. brood
farm wagon. 2-horsc hay fiat and wheels
for same as good as new ] 3-horsc Blck-
ford and Hoffman grain drill, nearly new
and many other articles which we have
taken for bills and will turn into cash that
day This viii be "a large sale as most
always have moro than IS advertised.
viii toll you an that is wrong With every
horse and VIII ofier s.5 for thc man or men
who can come that day and say they have
made a purchase here that has not been
as represented 60 days credit
JOHN u. O'NEAL.
ELS Hicks Clerk mi2-6t
Evening journal., 1907-03-14

FOR RENT Business property. 44
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