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sHERIFF's SALES.


SHERIFb'S SALE-BY VIRTUE or A
Wrlt of LoVarl Faclas 20 me directed
VIII De exposed 60 publ C sale at the
Court House on Market street. between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, In Che city
of Wilmington. New Castle county Del
or THURSDAY.
THE aST DAY or OCTOBER, 1901.
At 40 O'Clock. "a. no..
the following described Real Estate VIZ:
An that plantation and tract OF land
situate, lying and being in New CosU
hundred New Castle county and Sta'c
Of Delaware. bounded and described as
Beginning al wild cherry tree on the
northwest side OF the state Road leading
from Red Lion TO New Castle. thence
north htN-e'ght and haii degrees west
ght aud two-tenths perches 20
a stake IN the line OF hand OF William
y McCfone's heirs adjoining corner be-
tween land OF Henry a. McMullcn and
John McMullen; thence south thirtv-hve
degrees west Ok hundred and forty-fVe
and four-tenths perchcs 20 a stake Ia or
near thorn hedge at the side of the
Hamburg Road. "a dividing corner for
Henry ". McAluhen and Samuel NJ.
Cooper. thence south hfty-one aud three
quarters degrees east one hundred aud
two and three-tcnths perches to stake
at the junction Of the Hamburg Road
with the State Road. aforesaid: thence
along said road north thiTtv-tnres and
half degrees east one hundred and
hfty-seven rerches to tho place Of begin
ning. Containing about one hundred acres
cf la1d moro or less.
Ecing the same lands and premises
which We're conveyed 90 the said Theo-
dorc r. Rodgers In fee by Deed OF Henr,
d. McMnllon and vile dated August 10Th
A. d.. 1904 and recorded in the office ol
the Recorder OF Deeds in and for New
Castle county In Deed Record --. Vol -
Page. --. etc. of the records of New Cas-
tie county. aforesaid.
Seized ana taken In execution as the
property of Lucrece Rodrers. and th,
Eou'tnhlc Guarantee and Trust Company
executors OF the last will and testamen
OF Theodore h. Rodgers. deceased and q
be sold by
HENRY STAFFORD. sheriff
Sheriff's Oface, Wilmington Delaware
October ~. 1907 oi5-10- .l-26-eS-30
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TRANSPORTATION
Baltimore & Ohio R. R.
schedule in erect June 2. 1907.
Trains Leave Delaware Avenue station
WILMINGTON. DEL

pany Daily except Sunday. sun
NeW YolsK and the East. .a2s, so
s9gS, tlll9. Su35 a m, tl26. 1880. 'o.lI
"r.ovai Liiniled. ad42. sll.UO q. N
yfiiI-ADELPH1A. "226. s5.26, 1879 Qe-
ehD. f6.40, "7.20 (locaD, 1910. iS.lo, sS.Si 10
o4D. s9.3S. sli.0S QooaD, i9i5 QocaD ills.
Al IS a. m, fl2S, 1905 Co all. -S30, sA5V.
tIocaD, f452 OocaD, "517 Royal Limited
f6.20 (iocaD, 100, sI.O5 QocaD, 'li2' so.0I'
QocaD s1l.00 y. m.
CHESTER, 1880 Ciocal), i6.4O, 40 90
cal. $500. ISIS. sSs4 QocaD, '9sS, sll eS
QocaD, 1855 Oocal). s1lS5 a. M, il.zs,
1906 QocaD. $40. QocaD, l45l QoeaD, ~
locaD. tI.Oo, slv5 Oocals 49, 800 Noe1i''
BxLTIMoRE & WASHINGTON. As
$3.50. 'lo4s a. m, 'lo6. ESQ 'Af. iSoO'
BALTIMORE aud Way stations t!uo'
ass a. M. f3l5. s55S p. m.
NEWARK, ss55. fi00, ss.49, t8o0 a. M
f12 iO los. tails. 1850. s5.5s. 100. 'sO''
-s;fS sfNtsEELY. & TOO. ss4s. 1850 CExpresss)
n m. tao. i3.l5, t5.50 (ENpress)' $500
100. sll.35 p. IN. $50 y
LANDENBURG and way stations 'lo'lo
a. m, ie.00 s7.20 ?. M ...- n 5n
PITTSRITRCi. sA55 sl0.ag a. m. $3.50 to'o'
se.A "Royal Limited" 1854 p. ~.
CHICAGO. Ass. f1019 a. M, s2.o9 ?; ~. ~
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS \ LoCi-
WILLIE ass a. m u .06, @9O9 y. m. -
Del. Ave sta. pe,marvia Tel. zl'o' -,
& A. Tel l4e2-A. City Ticket i)rnee' eo
Market street. u. a A. Tel. l"N-A' -''
marvia Tel. 2isS. ,~,.,,
II. A. Miller travelling Passenger Age"
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NEAReY PENNsYLVANlA NOTES

II cost on an average OF 40 pre-
cinct TO register the voters of Chester.
The West Grove branch OF the OK
ford caromel factory has been closed
on account of the scarcity Of help.
Samuel Lyons. Chester lawyer. re-
ceived "a large bear from a friend who
shet the animal m Centre count,
Ex- Senator Scptimus y Nivin. of
Iandenhcrg has )een elected president
of New London Detective Association
About 500 iWemen and several hun-
dred residents ot Wester Chester att
tended the parade of the volunteer
nremen in Chester.
|. Parke Grove. a -ycar- old boy of
West Chester. after recovering from
IAN attack of whooping- cough fell off
a fence and broke his right arm
Mayor Crothers. Of Chester. has We
toed ar ordinance granting the chester
Traction Company permission 20 erect
turnout on Edgmont avenue. near
Twcntieth street,
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ron SAFE


six of the finest TWO and one-nalt story
houses that have ever been erected IN tnis
civ Facing the Boulevard aud onlN one
eoiiare away from a. within one square
III the trolley. commanding an unop-
efrncted view OF Braudywne hundred
those homes are located In ihe heait OF
NE hest and most rapidly improving sec
lion Of the oitv. Containing eight rooms
hath. ranfty. large storeroom on the thifd
0cor ceniented cellar with heat T. ana
with the best and latest sanitary appoint.
ments. arranged for either gas on clectr c
lehtina. five pieces on solid oak tutnf
fiirs which are indispe ensable Already IN
stalled. comprising Hoosier kitchen Cati-
net in Kitchen. bookcase over OQen fire
Mace I'M reception hall, wardrobe with
plate glass front In one front bed room
vvarircbe in one back bed room, and med
icine cabinet IN bath room; also front d
rear bay windows, front and two re11
norches front ana rear yards; ana ce-
ment pavement an around. house iri he'd
with three coats Of white pliat QN De-
and three coats finished With wh &C.
enamel ins d.. in fact every thing up-to-
date. and some "a little Ll advance " the
present RIM of houses. For terms call on
William a. bryan az s. ". corner lith
ana Market s ~. Baynard. Jr.. l00aia
Market cor on the premises. Twenty
IN rd and Monroe. Two houses now ready
for inspection or occupancy.
o92-iui
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MRS. LAKE WILL
BE AT EPWORTH
Provision Will be Made for
Overflow Meeting at East
Side Church

Tomorrow will be crowded with good
things at Epworth. In the morning the
salvation Army National Stan Band, A
company Of thirty skilled musicians, will
give a sacred concert IN the church, ass
sisted by Col Peart, chief secretary, who
will deliver the address This viii prove
a rare treat for the people of Wilmington
and doubtless many will attend
AT night monster local option mass
meeting viii be held. The principal al
dress will be delivered by Mrs. Leonora
NJ Lake. the popular temperance udvo-
cate Men are especially urged 20 attend.
An overflow meeting win be provided for.
Among the other speakers will be Caleb
e. Burchenal ESQ, city chairman ant
license committee, and Mrs r. c. Marks.
chairman of the Womens' Church Anti-
License Federation.
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BISHOP SPALDING
ATTRlNITY CHURCH

Tho expected visit Of Bishop spalding
to Trinity Episcopal Church ON sunday,
Is matter Of interest not only 70 the
EpifcopaHans Of Wilmington, but 70 an
citizens at large. The Bishop is one Of the
strongest and wisest missionaries in the
West and has supervision OF a tursdic-
ton which presents problems OF absorb
ing interest and Of peculiar difficulty. On
Sunday morning the Bishop will preach
on the general subject Of his work in mis-
sionary districts Of Utah, and in the
evening be viii deliver a popular lecture
on "Alcrmonism.T and its relation TO the
missionary problem.
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PROPOSALS. Sealed Proposals. all
dressed in WI ting TO the New Castle
County state Highway Comm sslon and
endorsed proposals for building "a NM
cadam road in the county OF New Castle
and State OF Delaware viii be received
by said Highway Commissioner al MS
office. No lo0sia Market street Whining
ton. Del until % O'Clock noon. Novein-
her 3. A. d. 1897 FOR the construct on Of
"a road in New Castle hundred lealiine
from Wilmington from point 40 or near
Eden Park 10 the town limits of New
castle. distance OF Gf-lUO miles
All said bids or proposals must be- mad.
upon blank forms Go he obtained from
said Highway Commissioner at his s1id
office. and must be accompan ed with n
certified check for $500 payable 10 lie
president of the Levy Court of New Cas-
tic county. or with a bond 10 the Stale
Qf Delaware On the sum OF $50 as surety
that II "A proposal be accepted. contract
VIII be entered into
Plans and specifications can he seen nt
the office Of said commissioners. The right
20 reject any or an bids is expressly re-
served
FRANCIS A. PRICE.
New Castle County State Hichwav Com
missioner o1s- 2o-2S- -2s-.9-n2
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Spruce streets. Robert X stephenson.
pastor. 1880 a. m., sermon hy the
pastor, subject. The slogan OF ci0-
con- D. M, Sunday sofooi wieh
stirring Temperance songs $50 y m..
Epworth League devotional services;
L30 p. m.. sermon, subject "Tbo
Golden WEDGE"
Wesley M, + Church. corner Linden
and jackson streets Rev G. w Daw-
son. pastor; class mceiing 9.15s
preaching, 1890 and 7tJ; morning subs
iect. "Thc God That AnsWereth by
Fire. evening subject. "Wine and
strong Drink" sunday school, .; song
and praise service. fl5
East Lake NJ E Church. Thrtieth
and Tatnal streets. Rev j. Howard
Gray, pastor. Glass &C o: preaching
at 1890 ana zi5. by pastor; morning
subject, Some Lessons from tho
story of the Young Prince" or "The
Great REFUSAL" eVening subject
rHiling from Cod" Sunday school at
=; C. T.. Society Vt z; class ON We'd
nesday evening; prayer meeting. FRI
day 1.45 p. m. All are welcome
Harrison Street Nj. h. Church. Rev.
c. T. Wyatt, j.. d.. pastor 1890 a.
M. preaching by pastor. subject.
Parable of the Leaven. 2 p. M, sun
day school; 6.45 p. m., Epworth
League; 73O p. m, preaching by pats
tor, theme Preaching in the Demon
stration of the Spirit"
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BALTIMORE 8 OHIO 3. R.

Halloween Carnival and Parade, Viii
mnaton, DEL, October 31st.
A special train will leave Newark at
1900 noon on october 3lst for the ac-
commodation of the Delaware College
cadets. the organized militia and the
public.
Returning. special train will leave
Delaware avenue station. Wilmington,
at II 30 a. m. midnight of October 31sL
stopping at all stations between VIII
mington and Singerly. Special rates TO
Wilmington and returns
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Methodist.

Slverbrooll NJ. f. Church, Lancaster
and Woodlawn avenues. Rev. w, L.
Greenfield. pastor sunday school at
y. M; preaching at 1880 "a. m, sub
ject "An Agreement With He'll A
temperance rally az 7s0 D. m. Special
program will be rendered by the choir
for the OCCASION
Marshallton NJ. Z. Church. 1915 a.
m.. preaching. followed by Holy COM
munion 7.s0 p. m, preaching by the
Rev Mr. Mcbride. of The Presbyterian
Church.
Grace NJ. +. Church. Ninth and West
streets. II. w Kellogg. d. D., minister
Preaching at 1880 and las by Rev
Thomas l.. Pouson. d. D., morning
subject. "The Work and Its Reward"
evening, rs a Revival of Religion
Necessary" Sunday school at q;
Epworth League, 6.45. Strangers well
come.
Epworth NJ. e. Church, corner Tenth
ana lombard streets. Rev John NJ.
Arters. pastor, $50 a. M. class meet
ing. Geo w. Booker. leader; 1880.
sacred concert, National staff Band.
salvation Army: address, Col Peart,
chief secretary. s. A.; 2. SUNDAY
school; Z. Epworth League; 745, local
/ option mass meeting. address, Mrs.
Leonora N. Lake and others.
81 Paurs NJ. T. Church, Market and
Seventh streets, Charles A. Hin, min
lister. Preaching at 1880 and 7.3o;
morning subject, Overcoming tho
World;" evening subject, THE Be
! ginning of Religion sunday school,
p. c. T. Society. $50.
Asbury M. r Church. Third and
| Walnut streets, Rev. H. A. G.. Wester-
field. pastor. Prayer meeting. 9 a. m;
preaching. 1890 a. m. by the Rev. 6.
r Neese; Sabbath school, p. m.;
Epworth League, $50 p m; preaching
7.sO D. M. subject, "Responsihility,'
Washington Heights NJ f. Church
| w l.. $ Murray. pastor. 1890. preach
ing. subject. "Christs Word:" s.ia
preaching. subject. Rum Revenues
or Does the Liquor Business Pay?' 10y
| 81 c. smith; ~ m.. sunday school. III
c. Conrad. superintendent; Gas. Ep-
worth League. led by Dr Geo. H.
| W5lf: 145 Wednesday prayer meeting
led by Mrs Bolton.
Madeley NJ. E. Church. C. r.. Nees,
pastor. Glass at 3 a. m; preaching al
1880 bv Rev. II. A. q. Wcsterheld Sun
cay school. 2lj; Epworth League. q
preaching 745. by the pastor, sub
ject. "a consumin. Fire" Service only
one hour.
scott n. z. Church, seventh anc
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-A stock Of groceries and
a store owning. Apply 70 Mrs. s. 81.
Schuyler. Second and Rodney SITS. o7l AZ
FOR -Four-hcrse power gasoline
engine. In good order. The Novelty Co.,
5u orange ST. o-5-3t
FOR SAIE-An established business
S. 200 earning 500 per month. up License
or no license the business here 10 star
Address T.. Journal Ofhcc. o.r6t
FOR sALE-Ramhisr auto al a bar
gam. Reason for selling. going West Ap-
ply 2i33 Pennsylvania Avenue Phofo
f527A sc2-tf
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anru. $500 MeetInas Tonieht.

street meetings in the interest OF
local option viii be held tonight ~
follows: 745 o'clock. Third and Mar
ket streets. speaker. Professor Charles
ID. scanlon. of Minneapolis Mimi; 10
O'Clock. Fifth and Shipley streets.
speakers. ]. Frank Burke, Of Newark
\ J.. W. w. Knowles. ESQ. of VIII
n,ineton. instrumental music VIII be
heard at both meetings.
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Miscellaneous.

Church of the New Jerusalem. corr
ner Of Delaware aVenne and WASH
ington street, Rcv George Henry Dole.
pastor. Morning service at l0.45 a. M.
Subject of the sermon: Mental Heal
ing in the Light of the New Church"
BY Rev H. $. Conant of Philadelphia.
sabbath school at $50 a. ma.
St Stephens Lutheran Church. Tat
nall street near Seventh Rev Frederic
Doerr. pastor. 1880 morning service
"A Pastors Prayer" 215 Sunday
school. 130, evening service, Divine
Obiectors"
First M p Church, Seventh and
Walnut streets Rcv. j. b. Nicholson,
pastor Preaching 1880 a. m. and s
%. m. Morning subject: The Secret
of the Christians Boldness" Night:
THE Christians Crown" 230 D. m..
missionary service in Sunday school.
715 Christian Endeavor; echoes from
the state convention.
Second NJ. P.aC Church. Fifth avenue
land Anchorage street. Rev. James T..
Massey. pastor. Preaching. morning
and evening at lO.45 a. m.. and 7.45
p. m. Morning subject: Where Are
the Nine" Evening subject: "Set a
/ Watch" sunday school at p. m
/ Christian Endeavor at tbs p. M. Glass
/ Tuesday evening. 73O o'clock. Prayer
service Friday evening 730 O'Clock
The Christian and Missionary ALI
ance, sos Shipley street Services.
Prayer $50 a. M. praise and testi-
lmony. 1890 a. M. Sunday school. 4.
IN. ma. Preaching. $50 p. M. Young
Peoples meeting. D. m. Preaching
In. M. G. Werner Brown. guDorinfendont
First Church Of Christ. Scientist. 1901
Van Buren street. opposite Park Place
Sunday morning service at II o'clock
Subject: Everlasting Punishment.
Sunday school at 10 O'Clock Wednes.
day evening meeting at s o'clock Free
reading room. Open every week dal
from o'clock to o'clock. An cor
dially welcome
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EDUCATIONAL

Young man. listonl have an oduca-
tional course in enc OF the most re-
Dutabie schools in the country which
VIII sell you cheaDiy You may tnluk
you can get through this world without
brcins and knowledge. but you're mis-
taken Educate your Brains. Don't
be the Jack iorner Of your town. Get
educated. The course ] have for sale
Is well worth Investigating.
Address r. o. Box. 1921.
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To Exchange PuIpits.

In accordance with the recent resolu-
ton Of the Ministerial Union for the
members TO exchange pulpits to-mor-
row. pastors of Asbury M. T. Church.
Rev. H. A. G.. Westerfleld, and of
Madeley NJ +. Church. Rev c. r..
Neese. viii exchange pulpits to-mor-
row mornIng
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Presbyterian

Central Presbyterian Church. 1890
a. m.. preaching by Rev. w W. Heber-
ton. secretary OF Board Of Ministerial
Relief u m., Sunday school 6.55 p.
M. prayer meeting Of Y. p. S. C. T..
745 p. M. preaching by Rev. w. w.
Hehcr'on.
Gilbert Presbyterian Church, Thir-
tecnth and French streets. Rev. C.. l..
Jefferson, d. d. pastor Preaching at
.l0.45 a. m. and s p. m. Subject: Our
Best for Cod" sunday school 1880 p.
m C.. T.. 7.SO p. M.
West Presbyterian Church, Eighth
and Washington streets. Rev. Aiexan-
der Alison, Jr.. pastor. Divine worship
and preaching at 1880 a. M. Pastors
theme: THE King and His Loyal Sub
ierts" Gospel temperance meeting at
100 p. m Pastors theme: "Tho Saloon
and the Man"
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ROOFING AND SCOUTING.


WM E- WILLIAMS Co.
@i Orange st. Roofing. Spoutine and
Heating Metal and composition roonne
Hot Ar heating and ventilating. Repair
ing promptly done. Phones a25-fv
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stoo 70 Baltimore and Return.

sunday, October o. via Pennsylvania
railroad. Special train leaves VIII
mington 9.45 a. M returning leaves
Baltimore. Union station. 6.3S p. M
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BUSINESS CARDS.
1nn,

LOOK LOOKt T00r-,
Whitevasher.t carpet cleaning. lSaieor,.
ming, sodding, etc. See WALTER b
on slate. y. and A. Phone. l5Cs-A.
Ou-eod-1m
WALL PAPERs-We have ren,o,,.-, -
N w. corner Fitch aud Jefrerson 81 -
where we viii be pleased to show orr
stock OF wall papers. high and low rra3e.
new designs ana c0lorings: estimate,
given; work guaranteed Established II
years. Both phones
s9-2m FORBES 4 co.
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Enisoonal.

Emmanuel p. T.. Church. West Seven
teenth street and Riverview avenue,
Rev. Kensey j. Hammond. rector. Ser
vices 1880 a. M and Gas p. m. sun
day school at 9 a. M. The Rev. Edwin
81 Kinks, of Boise. idaho, will preach
az the morning service.
st. Johns Church. Market street and
Concord avenue. the Rev. George c..
Hall. d. D., rector the Rev. Clinton ID.
Drumm. curate Services: 7.30. Holy
Communion; 9A5, sunday SCHOOL, II,
morning prayer and sermon. i.30,
church school at Edge Moor; 745,
evensong and sermon.
Calvary church. Washington and
Third streets. Rev. Joseph Russell
Pechham. rector. Holy Eucharist. 7S0
a. M. sunday school $50 a. M; mathis
ana sermon. 1880 a. M. cveusong and
sermon, 7.3O %. m.
ST Matthews Church. Chippy street
. Services on Sunday. October p, at II
a. ~. and p. m. Bishop Coleman will
iofhclate at both services.
St Luke's r f, Church. Eighth and
Monroe streets. George =. Ferguson
viii preach both morning and evening
Morning prayer and sermon at 1880
lSubject. "The Church triumphant
Evening PRAYER and sermon at 73o
subject: rs il Hard 90 BE a Christian
Sunday school at 2.30.
At Trinity Episcopal Church. cornel
iof Delaware avenue and Adams street
the services tomorrow will be as fol-
lows. Holy Communion at T30 a m
sunday school at $50 a. no. Morninl
prayer and sermon at II. Evenin9
prayer and sermon at 7.45. The Righ
REV. Franklin S. Spalding. missionar'
bishop Of Utah, win occupy the pulpi
morning and evening. The public i
cordially invited.
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CHURCH NOTICES
Raptist

BAPTIST
Delaware Avenue Baptist Chufcn.
Delaware avenue and West street.
Preaching IN the morning by Rev w
l.. Pettingill In he evening the pastor
viii preach, subject: New Testament
Baptism" Baptism Will he,admnistered
at close Of sermon. Bible school al 2.
c. =. Society at 6.45. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening at s. " p. S. e..
f. Frlday evening at s.
Hope Baptist Church, Twenty-third
and Pine streets. Rev. G.. w. w. Bishop,
pastor. Preaching 1890 a. m. subject:
"A Word From God to Saint and Sin
ner." 7.45 p. m, "A Greater and Glor-
ious Trust" Praise service. 7.S0 p. M,
Mrs. d. J. Beauchamp. leader Bible
school. 2.30 p. m Midweek prayer
meeting Wednesday, 745 p M.
Bethany Baptist Church. corner Of
Elm and Jackson streets. l.. Judson
Westfan. pastor. 10 a. m.. mems
prayer meeting. 1880 a. m public
worship Theme; "The Captive Daugh-
ter Of Lion" p. M. Bible school, IT..
Yerger superintendent p. M, b. Y.
.P. T.. 7.i5 p. m. public Worship. ad-
dress by Horace Greeley. Eastpurn Of
this city Special singing by choir.
Second Baptist Church. Ninth and
Franklin streets. Services Morning at
1880 o'clock: evening at 745; preaching
by Rev b. ID. Stelle. Philadelphia. Pa.
Sunday school at ? o'clock lntermedi-
ate c. f. meeting at Gas p ~. We'd
nesday evening prayer meeting at s.
North Baptist Church, Lincoln street
near Delaware avenue, William L. Pet
ltngin, pastor 1880 a. m, preaching
by Pastor Thomas j. Hopkins Of Dela-
ware Avenue Church - m. Bible
school. 7.45 p. m. preaching by Pastor
lPettingill.
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WANTEp-Brics cleaners Pay 81 a
thousand BE at Wilmington city Railway
ofhcc. Delaware avenue and duPont st.
at o'clock Monday morning. Jones. o-0 lt
NANTED-Four auiesmen 70 come %
Baltimore arc cell goods on straight sac
ary or commission. Call or write % Room
t09 Equitable Bldg. Baltimore, Md.
iyl3-tf
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REPAIR WORK

LAWN MOWERS sharpened. rubber
tires for baby coaches, Wringers and car
pet sweepers repaired. JOHN r.. SCH.
WEIzER, 525 West Front ST Both
phones. as-ff
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BUSHLINE

Freight received tOr ali POINTS BlsSH
IN at lowest rates and by best reutsa.
Boats leave both Wilmington ana fhlia-
dciphia at 800 y. IN. daily, SUNDAY 60
Through rates and bills Of lading IS
GEORGE W. BUSH & SONS CO..
Pier & North Wharves, PhliauelPssll ~,
French Street Wharf. Wilnlihs VIZ
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WANTED Highest prices paid for old
golc and silver broken sewelry. NJ HAR-
RfS. lef Market ST s-iy
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Has been used Tor over sixty-lge years by
lnllllOus OF mothers Tor their children
u hiIr leetl ns. with perfect success ia
soothes the child. s0ftens the gums, allavs
oil pam, cures wind colo, aud Is the best
remedy for diarrh0ea. Sold by druggists
asf fer ''Airs Mos iw'e Goth ns ; run =
and take no other kind. Twenty-Five
cents a bottle Guaranteed under the FoOd
and Drugs Act. June 30ih, 1906. Serial
Number i0oS
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To Discuss Campaign Subject.

In Washington Heights NJ. f. Church
tomorrow evsning Minor G. smith
will discuss the subject, Rum Reven-
ues, or Does the Liquor Business Pay"
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sHRRIFF's SALES.
stfBf5S SAFE.

Al l hiatN SALE.
The suescr ber sbous 70 relndpish
iarmiHe VIII sell "a bis residence on sem
iamin Gregg rarm. Min Greek hmdfed'
Delaware near Red CLAY Greek Church.
MONDAY OCTOBER IS. 1907,
Al ie o'clock. noon,
HORSES No. J. srdie. bay mare. i6
yrs. old weighs 1900 lhs.. Will work any
where, is sound and "a dead down pVltf.
no o. Kate. hay mare. rs yrs. old. we'ghs
100. sound. good worker or driver NO ,.
Dan, bay h rsc N yrs old We ghs iV"
lbs, sound. good worker of etiNef ~.
3, Fancy. brown mare z yts, old, weisns
lUi1 lbs. sound. thoroughly broken TO an
harness, stylish and n No. ] driver. NO.
5 May bay mare, yrs. old. good driver.
De- safe Tor woman to drive. has plenty Qi
speed. sired by Warwick. dam, French
coach mare. 80. 8. Bob, dun horse, good
worker or driver. fearless of an objects
COWS-l2 head OF homc-raised dairy
cows Some fresh and others close spring
ers. . stock bulls, brood SOW in faIow
FARMING IMPLEMENTS -Oue aud tWo-
horse market wagons. 2-horsc farm
waEon. i6-foot hay Sat. used one seasons
Mccormick mower and binder Ia perfect
order. horse cart, hay tcdder corn sheller
2-horse tired power horse rake, Farmers
Favorte grain drill. In order, Drcer's
autonauc corn planters. nearly new.
Asp'nwali potato planter and cutter I'm
good order; steel land roller. nearly new,
tronagc broken axle sulkv cultivator,
hand cultivators. plows, harrowa, potato
digger, whcelharrow grinuatonc @eta
stage. set dearborn. and set buggy hdr-
ness. brides collars haitcrs. double
lines breast aud but chains. 2-horso sled.
i-horso sleirhs end spring bugg es In
good repair, jump seat carriage complete
harpoon hay fork and rouc.
DAIRY FTNTrRES-p lavcl cream
separator 500 pound capacity, 'n good or
der huttcr tubs. butter worker. carriage
role. hay and straw hy The ton, fodder by
the bundle COO bushels potatoes and many
other articles too numerous 20 mcntion.
Terms OF sale--fh and less, cash, over
he given by purchaser giving "a hankanlo
note with approved endorscr. @ per cent
on for cash on an credit sums
J. MORTON GREGG.
/ Stidham and SON Auc Established lSt5
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