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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-07-24
MALE HELP WANTED

Mrs. Jos. Hare.
MALE HELP WANTED
WANTED-Young man to go with
well drilling machine. 421 Twelfth
street.
AGENTS WANTED sell our z
piece kitchen set. You can make
$40 per da. Mercantile Invest
ment Co., Sykeston, N. D.
81 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WANTED-Town lots, one or a
bunch, give location and lowest
price. Box 3O2, Bismarck.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms
with all modern conveniences at
223 Fourth street.
FOR RENT-Furnishe rooms. EOS
Fifth street.
FOR RENT-A 4-room house. Apply
to Geo. w. Register
FOR RBNT-Cottage. 2O5 Twelfth
street
FOR SALE-Misceilaneo
FOR SALE-Star restaurant
FOR SALE-An old building. Inquire
at 212 Third street, Mrs. Dunn
FOR SALE-House of six rooms
with shade trees and frontage of
$50 feet. G.. M. Register.
FOR SALE-A first class hotel with
fixtures, 24x40, and three lots In
good business town. A money
maker for the right party. Apply
at once, Frank Hyatt, Mckenzie,
N. D. ~ d.
FOR SALE-A well matched driving
team, harness and buggy. Call on
| or address, Rev. E. Ellsworth
| Smith, Glen Ullin, N. d.. - -;
| N TO EXCHANGE.
TO northumberland land for
| Bismarck residence w. E. Lair.
| TO LEASE.
TO LEASE-We have 100 one-quarter
| sections of hay land to lease in Bur-
leigh county. Maher Land Co., Bis
| marck
FOUND. ~
| FOUND-Gold sleeve button Owner
can pay for this ad and get button
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-07-24
FOUND.

FOUND-Gold sleeve button. Owner
can pay for this ad and get button
at this office.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-07-24

FOR SALE-A well matched driving
team, harness and buggy. Call on
or address, Rev. E. Ellsworth
Smith, Glen Ullin, N. D. - -
Evening journal., 1908-11-21
RIVERVIEW HEIGHTS TO
HAVE BUILDING BOOM

not definitely decided just what course TO
pursue The plan of the company appeals
TO those who want home Of their own.
John c. West and John z. Wigglesworth
have already started the erection Of
houses on the plot which will be finished
soon }. J. Peirce and Son are negotiating
at present with persons Interested in the
erection OF ten houses on the Heights and
besides these plans n. II. McCloud has
drawn plans for sixty dwellings, which
may be built in the near future. Plans
have also been drawn for a modernly con-
structed hotel and restaurant, which. II
the plan is carried out, win add much to
the place as a residential section.
The property is situated high and dry
and free from dampness and IS dra ned
naturally in three ways. The accessibility
90 The property is unexcelled and within
ort walking distance are churches and
schools.
one Of the features of the company's
agreement with the prospective, purchaser
is a clause which stipulates that IN the
case Of death before the full amount OF
money is paid, the property. under certa n
provisions. shall pass into the hands OF
the widow
Evening journal., 1908-11-21

A ten-minute ride from the heart Of the
city and one finds himself at R.verviow
.4e.sn,s, "a l.a4. ul .a..u lec4nAy paced
upon the market by the Guarantee Title
and Trust Company, pleasantly situated
and attractively laid out for the buld.ng
OF homes. The development Of this prop
erty has been going on for a few months
and the results have been most gratifying.
Houses are already being constructed and
plans now negotiating provide for the
erection of several dwellings and a hotel
and restaurant combined.
Riverview Heights is situated within a
mile and a half from the city hall, on the
line OF the Pennsylvania railroad and
where the cars of the Wilmington City
Railway afford transportation facilities
unequaled anywhere in the city. AS n
place to build mlortable home W e OF
may have his own little yard and all tie
privileges that so with ownership this
place is a most desirable one. And the
plan which the company offers 20 prospec-
tive purchasers Is a practicable. easy-pay-
ment plan that viii win commendation OF
those who have been thinking of purchas-
ing lot for a home but wha as yet have
Evening journal., 1908-11-21
BRYAN THANKS MECHEM
FOR HIS GOOD WISHES

Thomas r. Mechem, who has been
an ardent Bryan supporter for the past
twelve years. has received the follow
ing letter signed by w. J. Bryan:
Lincoln. Neb.. Nov Is. 1908.
Mr.. Thomas r. Mechem. Philadelphia,
Pa.
Dear Sir: Your letter at hand.
appreciate YOUR kind words. The love
and loyalty of the people who have
supported me is worth more than any
office. and 1 trust that / may be able
to so act in the future as not to forfeit
the good will that has been so gener.
ously expressed by yourself and others.
Very truly yours,
Signed, w. ]. Bryan.
MT. Mechem has been employed in
Philadelphia the past two months.
Evening journal., 1908-11-21
MANY TRANSFERS OF REAL
ESTATE RECORDED IN CITY

Grimes, No, 401 East Sixth stleet, sl775
Anna e. Jones and husband to Alfred
G. Brown. east side Of Eighteenth street,
55 feet south of Wooddale avenue ana
on -the southeast corner Eighteenth street
and wooddale avenue. s. Tor two
Hallowell T. Sargent and wife to Mary
NJ. Elliott zoos Poplar street. Si5N.
James Lynch, ct al, 10 Mary T. Myers
George L, Lyrch and Daniel +. Lynch.
south side of Seventh street. 81 feet west
Of Penn street. $500; south side Of Sew
enth street. 10 feet east OF Lombard SlS5Q
and east side of Bennett stree. Il feet
south of Taylor street $3.50. respsauvclv.
Christian c. Feblger and wife to Mary
A. Johnson, southsidc of Twelfth street.
90 feet west of Pine: north side Of Me-
Caulley street 90 feet west Of Pine and
southside Of Twelfth street, 10 feet west
of Pine, saiOO for three.
Benjamin j.. Houston 10 Albert Naylor
No. 1906 West Sixteenth street S,95
North Side improvement Company to
Samuel H. Baynard. Jr.. west side Of the
Boulevard, $50 feet north Of Twentieth
$500.
Samuel II. Baynard. Jr. and wife TO
Charles N. Bower. west side Of the
Boulevard, 100 feet north Of Twentieth
5000.
Samuel II. Baynard, Jr, and wife to
Lewis a. Bower, west side OF the Boule-
ward. $50 feet north of Twentieth, $1,000
" Gilpin Robinson executor and trus.
tee TO Max Breuer, west side of Market
A feet north Of Third, alley privilege. s.,
&c.,
Harry l. Giilis, sheriff, to Susan Hay
hurst, 9l6 West Fourth street, SS265.
Anna Mary Howard and husband TO
Aaron X. Taylor. two properties west side
Of Fifth avenue. south Of Coleman street
$3.50 for both.
Henry Stafford. sheriff. to Rose Nc
Cali, east side OF Market street. 40 feet
Z north of Front. $3.50
Francis szozypski and Joseph Taylor to
\ Frank KaczorowslSi No. llls Beech street
SllOO and 81 respectively.
W. Jones Company to Charles r.. anc
! w. @. Jones. Nos. 3Os-u-l3-l5 East Front
street and on the north side Of Front
street, 227 feet east of Lombard. IS.
John n. Lee and wife to Viola b. Lee
south side Of Third street, SO feet east O
Madison and the southwest corner Thir,
and Parish streets. $3.50 for both.
Mary M. Sova and husband to Andrey
} L. johnson. south side of Sixth street
200 feet east Of Pine. Sll6.67.
Blanche Julia swayne to David Dangel
northwest corner Fourth and Clayto,
}. streets, $500
Irwin V Grigg. ct al. TO Annie Z
Gregg. southside of Fourth street 1s9 foe
west Of BroOme. S..
Evening journal., 1908-11-21

Fifty-four transfers Of real estate were
recorded in the city registry ONCE since
Tuesday Of this week. The number is
the largest for some time. The. complete
list follows:
Alfred Downward and wife, to Caleb
Stabler No. sO6 Park Place. $1,000.
Edward johnson and wife to Martha
]. w. Kennard, west side Of Broome. lS3
feet north Of Eleventh. $4,000.
Stanislaw Kolinsld and wife to Fred
erick Pyle, north side Of Anchorage street
l62 feet west Of oak $500.
John f. Gregg. ct al, TO Ann McGrath,
south side Of Eighth street, 50 feet east
of Monroe, 5000
Margaret Murphy to Joseph II. Dennis,
north side of Sixth street. 1877 feet west OF
Church, $780,
Delaware Roofing Company to Wilbert
D. Wyatt, west side OF Clayton street,
81 feet south of Sixth. 5000.
Henry Stafford, sheriff, to Benjamin f.
Houston, south side of Fifteenth street
40 feet west of Scott. S795
Leon A. Craig to william S. Marshall
south side Of Thirteenth street, 10 feet
west of dupont, $1,000.
Frederick Pyle and wife to Piote Dijka
north side Of Columbia avenue, 50 feet
east of Harrison, SIPS
Margaret McClafferty. ct al, to Julia A.
Byrne, No. go north Van Buren, street
$500.
Frank Zeranski and wife to the Elev'
enth Ward Democratic Legion. No. 81
South Van Buren, street S14OO The SAINT
cratic Legion to Frederick c. Pyle. S140O
William J. Faulkner and wife TO VII
mington Gas and Electric Company, wes
side of Green street, 2eO feet south ot L
street. $4o0.
William ]. Fisher. executor for Eliza
beth Dugan to Dehlia Dugan, No. lS-
Lancaster avenue. S1l40.
Ellen J. Diggs to Jefferson S. Coage
No. 532 East Twelfth. $3.50.
Julian c. Walker to Albin NJ. Temple
west 81 ie Of Lincoln "a feet s)uth o
Twelfth, $500.
Ella southard to Tyler c. Combs ives
side of Grant avenue ID leet noItn o
Eleventh $500.
Eugene ]. Bush and wife to Elizabeth 3
Whiteley. east side of Lombard 50 fee
north Of Ninth. east side OF Lombard 2
feet south of Eighth; west side of Frencl
street. sc feet north of Fifth and No. q
French street. IS for four.
Harry S. Goldey and wife to Gertrud
r. Mason. No. 1922 Washington street. 81
Elizabeth B. Whiteley and husband t
Eugene j. Bush. west side Of J'rencl
street. 40 feet north of Fifth and on th
southwest corner Ninth and Pine street
s. for two.
Frank II. Thomas and wife to John
Evening journal., 1908-11-21
". c. 7. U. NAMES
new OFFICERS
ViCe-PTeSideltS and SupeTin-
tendentS. Chosen at Meet
ing Yesterday

At the monthly meeting of the Will
mington W. c. T. u. in No. 100 West
Eighth street yesterday afternoon, Mrs.
Jesse Mearns. presiding. the following
superintendents were elected
Literature, Mrs. Neal Conley; purity.
Mrs. Theodore Francis; Sunday school
work, Mrs. L. ~. Emerson; Sabbath
observance, Mrs. Annie Massey; leg
islation, Mrs l.. w. Emerson: work.
house, Mrs. Fred c. Mccall and Mrs.
eli Mendinhal; Union Signal. Mrs.
Isaac Woodrow; mercy department,
Mrs Jessie Mearns; press Mrs. Mer-
ris Taylor; scientific temperance in
struction, Mrs Newlin Gawthrop;
physical education, Mrs. Inos Lynch;
social meetings and red letter days,
Mrs. Robert Ferguson and Mrs John
3. Martin; white ribbon recruits, Mrs.
isaac woodrow; suffrage. Mrs. Rebecca
King; narcotics, Mrs. Jessie Mearns
Evangelistic committee-Mrs. Emer-
son, chairman; Mrs John Talley. Mrs
Ezra Fell Mrs. Mendinhall and Miss
Anna Hall
House committee-Mrs. Ferguson,
chairman; Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Men
dinhan
The executive committee will com
prise the officers of the union togetber
with the superintendents of denart-
ments.
These vice presidents of churches
were named; Asbury. Mrs Ida T.eo-
nard; Bethany Baptist Mrs Hiram
Nerger; Central Presbyterian. Miss
Eva V. Taylor; Delaware Avenue Ran
tist, Mrs. Kate Fulton; Friends
Fourth and West. Mrs. Ezra Fell :
Friends, Ninth and Tatnall Miss pier,
son; First Presbyterian. Mrs. wilian,
Downing; Grace. Mrs. George w. Todd. !.
Harrison Street, Mrs. N. McCaulIev.
Hanover, Mrs. d. W. Harlan: second
baptist Mrs. Alfred Gawthron. scott
MRS. Kate Butler; St. Paurs Mrs
bmerson St. Andrews. Mrs Narv
Locke; 81. Luke, Mrs. Rebecca Row
ers; Union, Mrs. John Talley; TTnitar-
ian, Mrs. A. ID. Warner: West Presbv-
terian, Mrs. John Peach; Wesley. Mrs
G. w. Dawson. -i' .
me treasurer reported a balance of
S44.4l. It was decided TO send s1O 70
tne soldiers rest home at Delaware
Clty as Christmas gift Mrs. Isaac
woodrow announced thar she v-o,,I5
give a reception to the White Rfhhon
Recruits on the Friday after THAMES
giving. 1t was announced thai FAC
was presented to Mrs. Emily CanIls
State president at the National Co..
vention at Denver.
Requests were made for the use of
the quarters of the union bv I, w
Brosius for the Prohibition marty and
the Rev. II. II. Wells, rector of ST
Andrews Episcopal Church. The re-
quests will be considered.
Evening journal., 1908-11-21
How's This

ed to learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all its stages, and that is
Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only
positive cure now known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being constitutional
disease, requires a constitutional treat
ment Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
thereby destroying the foundation OF the
disease and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and as
sisting nature in doing its work The
proprietors have. so much faith in its
Curative powers that they offer One Hun
dred Dollars for any case that IL fails
10 cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address, F. j. CHENEY a CO.. Toledo
Ohio. Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Evening journal., 1908-11-21
REAL EsTATE ZOE sALE


or IT'S NOT IN TOWN.
FOR SALE.
number of wise investors took our
advise IN buying from our selected list or
last week
We can offer this week number Of
properties that will net from 10 per cent
To twenty per cent. on tho money requlr-
ed 70 buy. lt has taken lots of time and
work 20 be able TO present such lot on
aeeltabie Investments ~ tact, we heVe
brought investors from Philadelphia, Bal
tmore and other cities. Wilmington IN
vestors should take advantage Of this
weeks list
Two 2-story brick houses. four rooms and
shed, good condition. renting for nine
teen dollars per month. Price .N,oVO
Three. 2-story brick houses. ave rooms,
good condition, severed, renting Tor
ttirty-one dollars per month. Price
Three 2-story brick houses fve rooms,
good condition, severed, renting for
50. 400
Three s-story brick houses. severed, ex-
cellent renting ne'ghhorhood, rent inll-
ty-seVen dollars per month. fricc-s5opV
one coy 2-story brick house. six rooms,
severed, good lo.auon. rent thirteen
dollars per month Price .........,. .$lSo0
Five 2-story brick houses. tve rooms,
fair condition, renting for hfty dollars
per month Price ..................s. .$4oOV
One 2-story brick house. condition none
and papered. worth 5000; rent sixteen
dollars per month. VIII sell for ISL tDl
Two 2-story brick houses. six rooms and
BATH, renting for twenty dollars per
month"; lflcc s..tt4 4tss..t.s... ..fstss @lie'u
one 3-story brick house, eleven rooms
and bath. excellent condition, with little
alteration would rent for thirty-hvo
dollars per month. Price ......... ~. 200
our list OF home properties In the best
locations can not be beaten IN the city
Prices right. For further particulars, ap-
ply TO
G.. H. HAYDEN.
Roth Phones 10th and Monroe SITS.
Evening journal., 1908-11-21
LEGAL NOTICES


IN THE COURT OF CHANCERY OF
AND FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
In the matter OF the Real Estate
Of Ann Mason. deceased.
AND NOW, TO-WT, this tenth day Of
November. A. d. 1908. the subpoena In
this cause having been issued and de-
livered to the Sheriff more than thirty
days before the return thereof, and
George w. Hoffman, George Cox. Letitia
Cox and also Lewis Smith, Junior, four
OF the defendants, not being found and
not having appeared. on motion Of Rem
jamin Nields. Solicitor for the Petitioner,
and upon affidavit OF Ellen X. Baylis that
the said George w. Hoffman, George
Cox. Letitia Cox and Lewis Smith.
Junior, residing out OF the State OF Del
aware, TO wit, in the City OF Philadel-
phia, and State Of Pennsylvania, II is
ordered by the Chancellor that the said
George w. Hoffman. George Cox. Letitia
Cox and also Lewis Smith, Junior, ap-
pear I'm this cause on or before the first
dav OF January, A. ID. 1909. or that the
And the Register is directed 10 cause. a
copy OF this order to be published within
1--WE DAYS from this date in THE
EVENING JOURNAL, a newspaper pub
lished In the City Of Wilmington. to be
inserted IN said newspaper once a week
for two weeks after the first publication
-''' J. r. NICHOLSON,
JOSEPH c. JoLLs.
Register c. c.
Wilmington, Delaware, November Il.
1908. ni4-21-eS
Evening journal., 1908-11-21
Ed Lackey& Co. ,
Bankers and Brokers.
s43 Market Street
PROCLAMATION.

a - - - - = Af@ "a OANf
II THANKSGIVING pay PRoCLAMA-
In obedience 20 the long established
custom TO observe a day specially set
apart by constituted authorities for the
purpose OF expressing gratitude unto our
Creator FOR favors bestowed and In
recognition of the recommendations OF
the President Of the United States. l.,
Preston Lea. Governor Of the State Of
Delaware. do designate
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2Bth, Instant,
as a day Of Thanksgiving and prayer, and
do recommend that the people of this
State In their homes and places Of
worship render unto God grateful ac-
acknowledgement OF his care and protec-
tion and humbly beseech the continuance
Of His Divine favors.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I.
Preston Lea. Governor OF tho State
OF Delaware, have hereunto set
my hand and caused the Great
Seal OF the State to be hereto
affixed, at Dover. this the Eleventh
SEAL Day of November. In the year OF
our Lord one thousand nine hum
dred and eight, and the year OF
the Independence of the United
States Of America the one hun
drcd and thirty-third.
PRESTON LEA.
BY the Governor:
JOSEPH L. CAHALL,
Secretary OF State.
ni4-2.
Evening journal., 1908-11-21
WANTED

Xfy NNTED-- EVERYBODY NEEDING
w half-tone engravings. zinc etchings
or electrotypes. TO get our estimate. Del
aware Farm & Home. 4065 Shipley 81
XKTANTED-5O0 CUSTOMERS FOR SEC
Wy ond-hand ove-coats. G. s HUR-
LOCK. Seventh and Poplar Sts. os0-6m
Ir7ANTED-LADY SOLICITORS FOR
w daily household needs. Apply sac
King st. n2l-lt
Evening journal., 1908-11-21
FOR SALE

A small farm of 40 acres in
Brandywine hundred, four miles
from Wilmington.
Can be divided il desired.
Terms reasonable. Apply to
GEORGE A. ELLIOTT.
Executor Rebecca Kirk. deceased.
MS, 20.2l Equitable Bldg.
Evening journal., 1908-11-21
The Capital Loan Office
e1o MARKET ST.
Open Every Evening Until 9 p. NJ. d.
To Begin Rehearsals.

Practice for the Windsor Outing Club
minstrels, TO be given at the New
Century Club on December 10. will
begin at Eden Hall on Monday The
affair is in charge of Harry Blythe.
Evening journal., 1908-11-21

The use of the metric system Of
weights and measures viii be compul-
sorry in the Philippines after the first
Of next year.
Evening journal., 1908-11-21
LOST AND FOUND


7 OST-SMAIL BLACK. AND WHITE
II beagle dog. scar on back; reward Re-
turn 10 John ID. Blake, McCannon' 4
Church Marshanton p. 0. n20-2t
Evening journal., 1908-11-21
Ladies, Section Bali.

The Ladies' Section of the Whining
ton Turngemeinde win give a ball
on Thanksgiving eve. at Turn Hall
for the benefit OF the German school
Evening journal., 1908-11-21

Pretty things a-plenty; good things
to eat at the Annual Doll Sale of the
Homeopathic Hospital, New-Century
Club, December 8.
Evening journal., 1908-11-21
Statesmen WANTED


NHJANTED-CLOTHING SALESMAN TO
w act as manager for credit store,
must be under 80 years Of age good op-
norunity and future to right man. Au-
dress j. n, Evening Journal n2V-2t
ETANTED-SEVERAL GOOD, RELl-
w able nursery statesmen. Old estab-
lished iirm several hundred acres. Per-
mancnt employment. Prices reasonable.
Call, address or phone George s. Mat
tingley, SIS jackson ST., city, general
aeent for the Rakestraw-Pyle Co. kenr
nett Square, Pcnna. nli-zl
q ALESMEN FOR GUARANTEED.
> used automobiles. All prices. Cars
rebuilt and guaranteed like new by man
ufacturers High commissions. Great
opportunity AUTO CLEARING HOUSE,
2i0 Michigan Ave, Chicago n2l-lt
Q CALEsMAN-REG EMPLOY
- menf salary or commission. EN-
elusive territory. GRAHAM NURSERY
co Rochester, n. Y. nZl-lt
Evening journal., 1908-11-21

FOR SALE
Three-story brick store and dwell
ing IN northwestern part OF city. In best
location IN that section Of the city. VIII
make a good paying Investment.
JOHN J. MONAGHAN.
Real Estatc-lnsurancc,
Mortgages Negotiated,
10G W. Seventh ST.
L, OR SALE OR RkNr-FAltM ON
4 Foulk road. Brandywine Hundred,
will exchange for unincumbered city
property. Apply ALFkED T. ELLIOTT.
INSET
Evening journal., 1908-11-21
Did You Ever
ASK A FRIEND FOR A LOAN ANr
BE TURNED DOWN7

BE TURNED DOWN?
Makes you feel pretty cheap.
doesn't it? You tipped him off your
financial condition and did not get the
money neither. Makes you feel like go
ing out behind the barn and taking a
kick at yourself
We've been there ourselves and know
just how you feel about it. That is the
time to see US and find how ready we
are TO loan you money When others
cannot or will not do So
We will loan you money in sums from
$500 and upward on Household Goods,
Furniture, Pianos, Autos, Watches,
Diamonds and Jewelry with or without
removing the same from your possess
ion. You can repay us in weekly or
monthly payments if so desired For
further information write, call or
'phOne
Evening journal., 1908-11-21
FOR SALE.

/ nI ROUTE FOR SALE. INQUIRE ob
~ James Sanderson, Elsmere. Del
7 n17-et
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License APPI IcATIONs

NOTICE., WILLIAM McCORKLE,
~ the tenant and occupant of the house
situated at the northeast corner OF Front
and Washington streets, In the First
ward, In the city of Wilmington. county
Of New Castle, and State OF Delaware, in
compliance with the requirements Of the
acts OF the General Assembly In such
case made and provided, do hereby glve
notice that i shall apply ia writing to
the Court OF General Sessions Of the
State Of Delaware. in and for New Cas-
tie county, on Monday, the ith day Of
January, 1909. 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, to be drunk on the prem
ises, and the following respectable citi-
zens OF said ward. at least twelve OF
whom are substantial treeholders OF said
Evening journal., 1908-11-21
POBLIc SALES


CONSTABLE sALE-BY VIRTUE or
y sundry writa OF FL Fa., 20 me di-
rected will be exposed 60 Public Sale,
at Webher's Store, I'm the village OF
Christlana, New Castle County, Della
ware,
THE 2ith DAY or NOVEMBER. 1908,
at 10 o'clock, A. H.,
the following described personal prop
Paints. stock Feed. Show Cases. Horse
Collars, Blankets and Robes, Flour, Har-
Hoes. Rakes. Spades. shoveis. Msnure
Spreaders, Farm Wagons. (single or
duublol MIX Soparators, Gasoline En-
gnes safe Fence Wire Binding Iwine,
too numerous 20 mention.
Seized and taken I'm execution az the
property OF Joseph b. Weber and Arthur
&. Weber trading az J. B. and A. G..
Wcbher. and TO be sold by
CHARLES W. NICKERSON. JR,
nis-i9-20-2i-23. Constable.
7 ARGE COMBINATION SALE
II at tho CentreVile Hotel on Thanks
giving pay November 25' l90s- .,o
200 Horse blankets, all sizes. 81 20 $40,
VIII bd sold az your price.
gg1
-NesnkIs
L-ir.rVryesSs..A
10 head Of Show Cows-tho best in tho
State, 1900 pounds aud give 20 quarts OF
milk a day.
head OF cart Horses from Whining
ton contractor VIII sell for high.dolnr
Lot of Horses from my farms Two
fine Colts. one two-ycar old, the other
Ouc-veur old.
Turkey dinner 30 cents at hotel. Every
body welcome including the gunners.
Sale al i o'clock 90 days credit with In
toast added.
JOHN n. ONEAL,
The Leader In His Line.
j. TT Slaughter, uctoneer.
Ellis Hicks Clerk n2l-2i-Zi--o.
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Rooms FOX RENT.

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COUPLE WANT FURNISHED ROOMS,
- light housekeeping, reasonable Al
dress p. o. BOX l35. city. MI II
= TRARD-S05. S07 AND 500 RACE 81
u Philadelphia. Rooms, 25c, 35c, SOC.
Gentlemen only. ally
rSoR RENr-NEATLY FURNISHED
L rooms. No 2oi L. Fifth street. nlo-2o'
rSTTRNIsHED LODGE ROOM FOR
4 rent with pool table; very reasona-
hle Apply between seven ana eight p.
M on premises, No. Sl5iA Market street.
third floor. mo- Nv
Tor RENT - FURNISHED ROOMS;
Il with use of bath, between znd ana ora
on Connell st. Address r. Evening Jour
nal. n-o-se
HoR RENT ROOMS FOR LIGHT
L housekeeping. SAG Madison St MOST
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PROPO SAILS
r R0PosHIsSTffE BOARD OF EDu-
i cation of Wilmington invites estl-
mates for building an addition TO NO. ~
school House according TO plans anu
sneci6cations which may be seen at the
offce Of E i. Rice. Jr., Co., Sl5 Marker
street- on and after Tuesday, November
i7th All bids 10 be sealed and marked
Estimates for No IL School House an1 a,11
must be on the Presidents desk, NO lo'z
East sixth street. BY. O'Clock p h''
Monday, November 23d. -,.,,,,,.-
n17-1s-H Chairman Building Comml.ees.