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Evening journal., 1907-03-11
PUBLIC SALES.

Mar. l2-John C.. Johnston near Milford.
X-Roads. auu Creek hund "a
Mar. Ii-Cw AIcNamee. MN creek nun.
dred, stuck and implements
Mar. l2--Personsa property Of the ia,o
g. IT, Griffith. nraniywine hun-
dred. stock ard implements
Mar. l2-wiliam DUR. near New P-rt
stock ane farming Implements.
Mar. 12-personnl Property OF Samuel
Eastburn. deceased, MN Creek IId.
at 10 O'Clock a. m.
Mar. 1S--Edgar Vernon. sale Of personal
property. near Oak Hi School
House chrstiana hundred
farming Implements and house
hold goods
Mar. ii-John Tavlor. Aiiu Creek hundred.
Mar l4-David Unnet. Christlana hundred.
stock and implements at ~
o'cioels.
Mar l5-s. S. Mccoy, near stanton. Della
ware.
Mar. 15-Herman LANCE adjoining Sheilrot
Park. Stock and implements.
Mar. 16-C. W. Horne. sale Of carriages
Second ana Walnut st.. az II a. m.
Mar. 19-w. S. Rurris. Sharpe Farm.
Bear. Del. 10 O'Clock a. m, stock
and implements.
Mar. IS-Jamas Carpenter. Christiana hum
drea. stock and inpiements.
Mar. 19-James Valentine limestone
Road. near Ctanton. Del Stock
and Implements, az I o'clock.
Mar. 19-Talley ana Burker, Brandywine
SPRINGS sue or stock
Mar 1g-s. A. Klvington. stock and i'm.
plements. Brandywine ia. / D. m.
Mar eo-J and A. Aousley. Concord Pike.
ik miles from city Stock and int
plcmeuts.
Mar. a-James and Alfred Mousley. Con-
cord Pike
Mar. 2O-saie OF real estate at stidham
and Sons Auction Room ~ 10
O'Clock a. IN.
Mar. a0-Furniture. 6i9 Lombard st.. -
o'clock p. M.
Mar ei-Furuiture. 5os West nth ST.. at
10 o'clock a. m
Mar. .1-CrIanda q. sutton. on road Lead
ing from State Road 70 Bear
Station. stock and implements.
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ed by an engagement with Nine Schu-
man-Heink in Loves Lottery as un-
derstudy for the noted Diva. "The
Isle Of Bong Bong" viii be the attrac-
tion at tho Grand Opera House this
evening.
Nan Englcton & Company, who come
to the Garrck today. closed an en-
gagement az Quebec Canada, Saturday
night and will have a long jump to
get to Wilmington i'm time TO present
their act at the opening matinee. They
offer a comedy number entitled How
the Widow Was Won" which is said
to be very clever. George Homan is
20 present this week his new nove,ty,
"A Night with the Poets" in which
fourteen people, with special scenery
and electrical effects are required.
wentworth. Van Cleve and Pete have a
strong comedy feature. and Tom Whit
fin, Win Clifton and Company I'm THE
Hall Room Boys" the New York Jour
mails cartoon hit have another laugh
/ ing number which promises 20 score
+ a hit with local audiences. John and
Bertha Gleason and O'Houahan have
n dancing act that is probably not ex-
ccled i'm tho vaudeville calendar
Brooks and Nedder have a comedy skii
In "The House Maid" Harry Tsuda has
novelty act in his acrobauc and
equilihrist exhibitions Adele Purvis
Onrl does some intricate sperical dane
ing and The Kinetograph presents a
brand new nm illustrating important
happenings
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Charles e Blaney's phenomenally
successful military play, Across the
Pacific" returns TO the Lyceum Thea
tre for the usual three days engage
ment. commencing Thursday next
Aside from the realistic scenic e.
fects, there is a beautiful heart story
.of love and patriotism, where laugh
ter and tears are mingled with shot
and sheg, making a truly enjoyable en-
tertainment.
Miss Elfreda Buessing, the beauti-
ful contralto appearing at present as
Mrs. Reginald Mordyl1e Rensaeller-
Rensaeller, the much married and
equally much divorced widow. i'm 3. C..
Whitneys production of "The Isle OF
Bong Bong" in support Of the noted
dialet comedian John w. Ransone has
had a remarkable areer in many rec
spects. Though scarcely out of her
lteens she has repertoire OF grand and
comic opera rd.es exceeded by but few
prima donnas who have devoted a life
time 20 the study of the classic opera
AS a preparation for her stage career
Miss Buessing familiarized herself with
every classic role she would ever bC
likely 10 be called upon to play. She
completed her education abroad sue
cossfully appearing in Grand Opera al
/ Vienna and Berlin, and singing In Ger
man before her American debut She
was engaged as contralto with Lulu
/ Glaser almost Immediately on her re-
turn TO America and this was follow
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sio predoe Leaves Port.

The big dredge Kennedy OF Mary
land Dredging Company left this port
Saturday for Baltimore where the COM
pany has secured a large contract. The
dredge had been moored at the Pusey
& Jones Company's yards all winter
The tug boat Martha started TO tow
the dredge to the Delaware river. bu;
rs the Kennedy Is one of the largest
boats that ever entered the Christiana
liver, the tug Taurus had to go TO its
assistance.
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REGISTERS ORDERS.
REGIsTER's ORDER
nlnrn II Ia RoglsLar II Nh.

OfnUO on the Register or w his.
New Castle Co, Del March D. 1907.
Upon the application Of Laura e. y.
Woollcv. cXecutriN OF Frank Woouey late
OF Wilmington hundred, in said coun-
ty. deceased. IL is ordered and directed
by the Register OF Wills that the Ex-
ocutriN aforesaid give notice Of granting
of Letters Testamcntary upon tho es-
tate of tho deceased. with the dlte of
granting thereof. by causing advertise
ments 20 be posted within forty days from
the date OF sucn Letters in six ot the
most public places OF the county OF New
Castle. requiring all perlOns having de-
mands against the estate 10 present the
same. or abide by an art OF assembly In
such case made ana provided; and also
cause the same 10 be Inserted within the
same period IN The Evening Journal "a
newspaper published in Wilmington Del,
ard TO be continued therein three weeks
(c.o.dO
Given undor the hama and seal
Of office of che Register Of wills
aforesaid. at Wilmington. In New
(SEALl Castle county aforesaid, the cay
and year above written.
FRANCIS NJ. WALKER.
Register nf Wills.
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that Letters Tcs.
tamentary were In due form Of law grant
od unto the undersigned on the Fifth day
Of March. A. D.. 1907. and that am persons
having claims against the estate OF ths
tested, 10 the said Executrix. on or be-
fore the Fifth day Of March, A. D. 1908
or abide the Act Of Assembly in such cas-,
made and provided.
LAURA c. J. WOoLLEy.
ENecutrix
Address, Marvel and Marvel. Attorneys
at-Law' Wilmington, Del m6-9teo,
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DELAWARE NEWS NOTES

The road leading TO the NJ. f. ceme-
terry has been shelled. This will be an
advantage to the farmers in hauling
their fruit the coming season. and also
enhances the value Of all the property
affected.
Mr.. Ira stephens gave a birthday
party at his home on state Street SAT-
urday evening quite a number of his
friends were present, and enjoyed the
evening immensely "Squear German
won the first prize and "sourball' Ell
lott the booby.-Delmar News.
Mr.. George r. Figgs, OF near here
had a misfortune 70 get one Of his val-
liable horses crippled which he had %
have killed We are sorry for Mr.. Figg' s
loss.-Wards item.-Delmar News
The Georgetown Republican says;
Twenty-seven years ago a gentleman
asked lady for her hand IN marriage
who was living near FELTON, at that
time. shortly afterwards the man
married Two years ago his wife died
and he came back to Delaware from
one Of the Csrolinas, hunted this lady
up that refused him, and married her
This is quite romantic,
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WANTED.

WANTED-Propostl covering sup-
plies OF mixed papers 100 quantities not
exceeding three tons per day for delivery
at the pulp keg works OF the IT, l. du
Pont de Nemours Powder Co.. Ncwhrldge.
Del for fuu,her particulars apply TO the
purchasing department u /. DUPONT DE
NEMOuRS POWDER Co, 1905 King st.,
Wilmington. Del
quarts Of milk daily Ap-
ply Cl0 West Ninth street m7-4t
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shiftina Enaine perailsd.

Shifting engine. No. 2S, on the b. &
O. Railroad was derailed at the yards
of the Charles Warner Company. A
broken fiange on a wheel was the cause
of the accident. The wreck train was
summoned and replaced the locomo-
tive. after much doay.
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ROOMS WANTED.

REFINED YOUNG couple would Dt,
three rooms aud bath suitable for uht
housekeeping. Address w. G.. A.. journal
Office. ml1-ff
WANrEp-To rent unmrnished room
by widow lady. state price. Address q s
Evening Journal m7-Gt
WANrED-To rent hvo or six rooms
suitable for offices or house on Market
street, by the year Or. Barnes, 1iG Wost
street f2g-tf
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FOR SALE.

FOR SAI.E-un-to-d l20-egg lncu-
lntor and brooder. good as new. also
Bun Cochin Bauiams. W. W. McCOOL,
cedars Del. MarsAaliton y. o. m92t
FOR sAI.E-Bay horse q years old %
hands. sound. guaranteed in every respect
Also rubher-tire surry. good as new, rub
bcr tire runabout. excellent condition. set
OF buggy harness. set OF heavy carriage
harness. Apply 40l s. Heald ST. ml-it
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Insane Man Ends His Life.

While temporarily insane Benjamin Nc
Cannon, aged 55 years, a locomotive en-
glneer, cut his throat with a razor yes
terday, and was found dead in tho bath
room OF his home, NO. 6l5 Jefferson street,
by member Of the family. He was un-
married.
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New Machinery for Steamer.

The steamer Ulrica Of the Whining
ton and New Jersey Ferry Company
is at the ship yards OF the Pusey &
Jones Company where new machinery
will be installed. The boat will prob
ably be put in service between this
city and Pennsgrove within a few
weeks.
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pUUTIc gATr

The following personal property will be
sold by me on THURSDAY, MARCH IA
az 2 o'clock 70. m,, ut my residence at
Grcenbank MIL Creek hundred ono siX-
year-old horse. heavy afraid OF nothing
and good driver, one young Jersey COW
five registered BERKSHIRE s1ws nine pairs
berkshire piss $50 Barred Rock chickens,
fhens. pullets and cockerels) incuhators.
and hroodcrs. ohe rubhcr-tre Sellers
wagon. one dearborn. sleigh, harness.
hiaukcte etc., few farming Implements
and small aril -lca of household furniture.
Terms in AVID under cash; over so thrco
montha' note with approved cndoror.
1Quhesa sa8h-af ihhrdlu u pupu dig
ms-ft DANIEL o. HASTINGS.
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sand pinner ln Port.

The sand digger Phoenix, Of the
Charles Warner Company was towed
into port Saturday and will be over
hauled. II has been at work in the
Delaware river and despite tho Ice mas
continued it's work Of removing the
sand from the bottom Of the river.
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Lady roam mare. : years Old good driver
No. @ Fanny gray mare. years old.
good worker or driver No g. Harry
good horse years old. good worker no.
T. Kate. bay mare. IA years old good
workor or driver No g. Dexter. black
mafc. - years old, good worker and
driver No DelNe brown mule. Two
colts coming 9 ycars old Twenrv-two
head of nrst-class dairy COWS. some with
calves by their Sides and others close
sprlngcrs. Two stock bulls coming z
years old Fifty raif chickens "A sho4ts.
male hog Jersey Rcd farming imrc-
mcnts OF an kind zoo bush ls corn 10
bushels potatoes. 1crrs of Whcnt in no
ground, H acres OF ryc. household goods
other articles too numerous 70 mention.
Conditions an sums of $50 or less cash:
over that amount q credit of 3 months
VIII nc given by purchaser giving bank
dpie noto with an approved endorser.
per cont on for cash ON an credit sums.
thAs. u GRIFFITH ESTATE
wv. j. Lank, Auctloneeri Ellis Hicks
NlefN miiGH1
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Remove Wiz ION PoIes.

All telegraph telephone and signal
wires OF the p. b. & w. Railroad Com
pany are being taken off the poles along
the road and placed i'm conduits run
alongside the tracks and win ultimate
lv carry an the companys wires.
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PUBLIC SALE.

The executor OF the estate Of Ann S
RcNhold Deceased viii sell az puhllo ta q
TUESDAY MARCH 10, at $40 West strcet
wilmington Del, commencing az 1. m..
all the household goods cons st ng ~ q
furniture OF an kinds old ch ma. cne et
OF over lo pieces an I'M good cond on;
two large upright mirrors one pair an
uque condelubras and other goods to0
numerous O. mention
WALTER q. TArNAL.L.
w. A. Hukin. Auc Executor.
mll-Nt.
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PUBLIC SALES

PUBLIC ShLE-Wil be- sold al public
SALE on the ~ l. DUPONT farm, near He1ry
Clay. Brandyw'nc Hundred. on TUES
DAY, MARCH u 1907, at - o'clock sharp
the following personal property Of Charles
IT, Griffith. VIZ. Six head Of good work
on driving horses and one mule. No. !
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pIEIIl aAIM

The subscriber about Go relinqulsh farm-
ing. will son at public sale on the DUPONT
farm. near Grccnvlle, Dell on
THURSDAY. MARCH a. at l2 m
Six hclid of work or driving horses. no
T. Dexter q years Old good worker 90
driver weighing 1850 pounds. No Str
bay horsc, 4 years old extra fine driver
single or double No s. sadie. sorrei mare,
years old, by Christmas Gift, tine driver
both single or double No. z. Fashion.
black mare with fual by Christmas Glit
a good worker or driver and "a nno bro q
mare. No. 8. Dan, sruy horse good
worker on driver. saie Tor amy lady to
lyn Chief.
i6 head OF selected dairy COWS. som.
fresh, others close snringcrs. good bull
brood sows. viii farrow in March.
Farming Implement Farm wagon. bull
lock bcdi farmers favorite grain drill
superior roller surinE-toaih harrow.
Syracuse pillow, hcnch sullSy cultlNator
hand cultIyators, Mccormick binder Me-
Cormick mower hCrso rake double har.
poon hay fork, rope and block % grind
aionca, market dearborn. milk wagon
iumnsscat carriagC. F. carriage poles. hly
by tho ton, corn hy the hushcl. vinegar by
the barrel, set carriage harness. sets ~
2 sets load harness. collars. brides. halt
ers, COW chains. forks rakca, shovcls
hoes, lh acres of wheat ln The ground
! Dairy liNturca-Nu. a Sharnlcaa separator
churn. buckets pans milk cams. aia.
household goods and othcr articles no
/ mentioned
Condiuons-Au sums of $50 or less. cash
/ over thar amount 6 months credit witt
/ bankahlc note, with approved cndofser.
/ per cent OF for cash on all credit sums.
DAVID II. UMFLET
sudham and SON. Auo. m5Ia1.i2.w
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pTnTT( sAT.r

VIII De sold ai 1912 West street on
THURSDAY. MARCH lith,
at o'clock "a. no.. household furnishings
viz. ANTIQUE narlor suite chamber fur-
niture beds bedding. walnut dining room
Set sidehoard. extension table n"d chairs
Nelthor b1ttoWl. silver and china ware.
massive hail rack couch carpets 90 yards
Brussels kitchen utensils and sundry
other articles. mll-tt
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MoRTGAGE BROKERS.


MONEY 10 LOAN on desirable FIRST
mortgages on city properties In amounts
TO suit. HAWKINS y CO. 7i2 Market 81.
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CIVIL ENGINEERS


FRANCIS a. PRICE. civil engineer and
surveyor, f0O9is Market ST.. both phones.
opposite Court House s2s-eod
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prBLIc SAVE.

Having sold our farm in Brandywlne
hundred. on dho Concord Pike. NJ miles
from Wilmington. must positively sell on
WEDNESDAY MARCH 20. at / O'Clock
sharp. the following personal property
without reserve. 3 hend Of good work or
driving horses M Flora. bay marc
l2 years old, COOL rkor. No. 2 Dan, 10
years old good worker No. 3, Jack, roam
driver 10 head ~ go milch COWS, part
IN profit and other7 close sprIngers. Farm
implements. I lar0 bed farm wagon. nl-
most new. top buegiHs 4 jump scat care
r'agc. I milk WAGON : miik sloigh, !
troting uaeon. 1 Clft nH r0od as now. I
Denrlnr mower 7 ru'kH cuiilrafor hand
cultlyators ] ~r4in fam ! cutting box.
harpoon hay fork. i00 feet OF new rope
and blocks; I roller. I horse rake, ] twin
harrow, I Syracuse plow, No. o; I corn
marker. I corn covcrcr, 1 wheel barrow.
21-bushel wheat chest. COW chains half
huehol measures. 7 half-pocg measure. m
grain bags I post snadc axes, maui and
wedges. boring machine. l5 new three
hole posts. crow bars. log chains. o
cider barrels, berry crates, and boxes 3
wagon tongues, hoes forks shovels. picks.
single and double trees. l50 chickens g
Muscovy ducks, 3 Ruincas. HarncsH-1 set
Of stage harness, with breechmans. ] set
OF stage harness with hip straps. sets ~
set NJ cart harness sets Of ploy harness
with collars and brides Hay and straw
by the ton, corn by tho bushel, s acres Of
wheat In tho rround. Household goods.
cons sting Of beds heddlng. carpets kitch-
en- articles and many other articles too
numerous TO mention. Terms-All sums OF
So0l and under cash. an over that amount
"a credit OF 6 months will be given by the
purchaser riving q bankable note with ap-
proved endorser. If not paid when due IN
forest added from day Of sale. per cent
off for cash.
JOSEPH MOUSLEY.
ALFRED MOTSTTV
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Electrical Contractors.

BUCKMAsrER BROTHER CO.
Electrical Contractors and Johbers.
Estimates Furnished 81 Market ~.
ID. & A. PHONE .g2da DFtsN ltl
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BOATS AND LAUNCHES.

LAKE ENGINE. COME SEE IT FUN,
Il II. LAKE.
Bourse Bldg., Pniladelphia. Pa
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LOST AND FOUND.

FOUND-A pocietbool owner can have
same by calling at a5 Clayton ST.. and
paying for this advertisement m9-2t
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PUBLIC SALE.

Tho personal property Of the late James
Hardness on the r0ad leading fromMlfufd
X Roads 90 Corner lNetch, three niles
anuYc Newark, wl'I h- offered for sale on
THURSDAY, MARCH IA. at ] O'Clock,
Two horses, 4 COWS hcifors, ] shont,
turkeys ducks. chickens. corn, nO.atoHs
ana speli1 by the huahel. cornfoddcr hy
the bundle. vinegar hy gallon or barrel,
Cyprus incuhators good as new, clpa-
city 100 eggs, grndaiOnc WhfelblfroW,
Cornshcllor. FAM nloWa. CultivatorH. har-
rows, shoVcla. harm shovel. lh huahol and
r. peck measure. CroHs-cut saws. maui.
wedges, sausage cutter, clcavcr, meat
scales and saw. broad axe 2-horss farm
wagon. market wagon, Dayton wagon, e.
horse sled. cart, good tomato bed. -
horse tread power. belt for same: Iruunre
seed drill and wheel hoe complete with all
attachments Champion moving machine.
ana dairy hNturs, good chunk stoves.
sewing machine and other household
kooas strawberry crates Other artiale not
mentioned
Terms-Ar sums % $50 cash. An sums
over $50 credit OF six months win hc
given by purchaser giving hankablo note.
with an approved cndnraer.
MARY r. HARDNESS
IT, nj. Whitoman. Auc mss
PUBLIC sALE-Tho undersigned az.
ecutors offhe estate of Samuel Easthurn
deceased, will sell az Public Saio on thf
iarm IN MN Greek hundred. near Pleasant
hhl Delaware. lately occupied on the
residence of samuel Easfburn, TUESDAY
hiAhDlt IT, 1901 at 1910 "a. m. The fol.
lowing described personal property 10 wit,
. head of horses. % head OF home raised
DAIRY COWS, and good bull. farming im.
pleWenisi various articles Of household
furniture and sundry other articles
EMMA ~. EASTBURN.
HORACE GREELEY EASTBURN.
Executors of tho estate OF Samuel Eust-
burn, doCcnscd
sudham a Son. Auc ma-st
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

al>--s,-.---I-.. '''-r--
WANTED Traveller fur old-c,tahishcd
house. with large capitol Line suitable Tor
either lady or gentleman Experience un-
necessary. Si2 weekly 90 start. Expenses
advanced. Address George CLOVIS, VIII
mington. Del m9-2t
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PRIVATE SALE.

----H-a-~-4-r-7----a-a-~-se
PRIVATE SALE-Private sale OF house,
hold GOODS and furnishings 1t 100 French
st. sale commences on Wednesday, March
18th. m9-5t
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NOTICES.

DO THEY AcHEl W. II. JACOB
chiropodist Corns removed withou; pain.
c5 cents 10l West Seventh street
j26-tf
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JOSEPH MOUSLFY.
ALFRED MOUSLEY.
j. II. slaughter, Auc ma-il-is-15-1S-19

PUBLIC SALE Of good high-class fur
riture will be sold at 1911 West ST.. on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 13, at 10 o'clock
q. M, oak sidcbOard and extension table.
leather couch. elegant oak hall rack. large
glass. set of Mission parl0r furniture iron
beds gas range. pictures. dishes. cooking
utensils and many either audcles. These
goods are nearly new.
min sTIDIIAAI g son. Anc.
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rgBLIc SALES.
PIfniIc sAIE


Having sold his farm win scll at pub
lic sale on Lancaster Pike, near Oak Hin
School. on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 18th. az p. M.
Eleven nuro shetland ponies. perfectly
safo for iittlo children to handle. Two fine
farm horses. Nolie. large hay mare. s.
years Old gentle. May. Large bay mare,
n years gentle; q homc-raiscd mules.
coming % and 4 years ola, older two
pcrfoctly broken, VIII work anywhere.
Two COWS and ono hclfcr. ono nnc home
raised nuro Jersey calf at side. one FAM
ly COW milking wen. hro1d rowg. nuplc-
monts. Iron bed wagon, p farm WILSON'S.
low down platform wagon horse cart
mill w1gon, horse dearborn good as
new; lieht 2-horso dearborn llght dcar-
born with tongue and shafts, good ns new:
Sellers carriage. Jump seat surrv. phacton.
an in good condition. farming utensils OF
AN kinds Large meat refrIEcratOr House
hold goods of every description
Tcrma-All sums SEQ and less cash over
that amount three months credit hy pui.-
chaser giving bannhlo note with approved
cndorser
EDGAR r. VERNON.
w. n Lnnz, Auc mi-St
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FOR RENr-Two story brick stable. $40
Mllllng 81, possession March % 1901 APP
ply 5li West street. mG-f
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FOR RENr-Business property. i07
s'ii Ss'ililpliey So immediate possession. Apply
"' 9Nlpiey ST. m6-tf
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BoARDERS WANTED.

WANTED Boarders; good board home
comforts, good furnished rooms. sO3 East
Scvonth &C. nq-gt
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

ROOMS FOR RENT.
es7s--H-.--s.ff---
FURNISHED ROOMS no rent with
board, an convenicnccs. Apply 10l Poplar
street. mll-2t
WANrED-Rcnncd couple or gentlemen
for furnished rooms. y. y. D., Evening
Journal. ua-et
FOR RENT Second and third story
tront room, after March 25. east Fouf.
teenth &C. Address. C-li, Journal Ofnoa
f26-tf
FOR RENT Comfortable furnished
rooms for gentlemen. a3f p. Seventh st.
m9-2t
FOR RENT-Furnishod rooms. an con.
Nenionces Phillips Quick Lunch Cafe S
70. corner Second and Jefferson SIS. m7-it
GIRARD-so5. 500 and 500 Race 81. phiir-
delpha. Rooms. %. 80. soc. Gentlemen only
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FOR RtNT-Blacksmith and wheel.
wright shop at at. Cuba. doing business
over 500 wcck. Apply al residence or
telephone 100. ID and a. mI-5t
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REAL EsTATE FoR RENE

FOR RENT
Ali tIs Sixth 20 .................. MOO
Furnished apartments .... l5m
Apply WILMINGTON TRUST CO.
el5 Market st.
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REAL EsTATE ZOE sALE.

Loh oALs-SeNeral new dwellings on
Ninth street. near Lombard. containinr
rooms, bath and pantry with front ana
nach porches now ready for occuuanev
ASe4ureHs THOMAS II. MELVIN, 500 East
'-te" "t' m9-lm
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REMNANT STORE

Fine Woolen Dress Goods Remnants.
JOHN +. THOMAS,
SOC King Street
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WANTED-Coos white. smah family
Capt. j. l.. knowlton, Fort dupont. Della
ware city, Del. INJECT
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FOR House on Garaschc's Lane.
Apply Geo. johnson, on premises. mss
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-A white woman for general
housework Apply No. 3 East 18TH st.
m5-0l
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FOR sALE-Doslrahle lot on Eirhtb
avenue 90 by 80 feet. Apply eo7 Washing
ton street. fia-eod- -tr,
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CONTRACTORS AND
BUILDERS.
S. LEWIS
CARPENTNR IND nulII

y = = 7 7 7 -
CARPENTER AND BUILDER.
joboinS speciality. Good material
Skilled wcrkmcn. Fair prices Let me give
you an estimate. office and shop. 606 Or
nnge street. Both phones
j. T.. REARDON. e2i West Third 81.
carpenter and builder. Iobhing promptly
~ ilir prices. Ask estimate Phone ID. and
A. '4-fA' me-2ms
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WANTED hoy TO learn drug business
Franklin sts. ml-2t
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WANlED-Drug clerk. Apply TO W. L..
MORGAN, nhird and Franklin sts. m9-2t
WANTED Young white man TO work
on dairy larm. Good wages Address w.
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WANrEp-ror the U. S. Marine Corps;
mon between aecs "a and 80. An oppor-
tunity 90 see the wcrld. For fun informa-
tion apply IN person or by letter TO u. s..
Marine Corn Recruiting Office Post Of-
nce Bulding Wilmington, Del mi-eit