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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-16

RoTa apbib an Sobn 6. 2otpler, 35
Bel 135 SUB an Der Deitfsits Der 5lOz
ribo Inenue, 5tpiihen Clarion apenie
urb 8ud Greet Rpab. 81.
6enrD 20. 6aoIeIl on 0annie g.
8rammer, 3hetl bon Got 113 in 2sslie
&c dds llnterabtbeiluns. in Rorippob.
$1.0O.
German Mstb. DeoccneB Some an
4nnie Wi. 5estamp, 81 SUB an Der
Wpooburn Ipenue. $500.
GIi3abeth DoIf an Jruncss G6rid,
30 Sub an Der Sonatban aps. 81.
8apurb 8. ailaour, Sruffee, an
5reo. u. Sdmibt, 60a 5uB an Der Ris
les unb Delta glpenue. 81.
Wldp 6ollep on gertie $. Sellp, 80
JnB an Der eiubslls apenue. 81.
German Wetb. 9edtoneb Som. on
katherine 6. gogeI, 593 CUB an Der
9ilbert apenue. $4,000.
Qsna Rod an aath. g0brinaer, cine
Got an Der DaperIp apenue. 81.
Sobn O. Rihter an Minnie Z.
authbdud, l SUB on Der Blue Rod
Strobs. 81.
SatIep gart 60. an Wartin Surlen,
Got 40 in Der Glen 9rope llntsrabtbei.
lung. 81.
Sulius 5risbsbprn an sScbn O. Rid
ter, cine Got in z. airbp's llrterabs
tRiIunq. ST..
Gbds. 10. 5offmann an Groitus so.
Iusn, Got 8 in 5bOs. SohnIton's linz
terubtbsilung. 81.
anna 9dnbenuI an 6. u. 5eilter,
9ruftee. 80 Jub an Der Gpers Ctr.
uno 17a SUB an Der port, udbs apsrp
Strobs. 81.
9hos. R. gatton's gr6tn an aatb.
gcbringsr. cine Got an Der Stats ape.
$4,000.
Sobr Q. 9. ScarborOusb On emma
5art Benton. cine Got an Der Wolo
4osnus. $4,000.
8erisIbe on bisfsIbe, cine Got an bsr
WoLb 4psnus. $500.
6. u. StiItsr, gruitee, on Sulia
Botmann, 30 SUB an Der gpsrs Str.
$1.00.
5riebsrits Santsr Il. glno. an Sos
pbis z. SslpaIo, cine Got on Der
Wlontgomsrp piis. 81.
3ieieIben an Sobn +. Gdntsr, cine
Got an Der MonteomerD gits. 81.
gIisobst g. Bisbe on Sreb. Sans
Ter, cine Got on Der Wontgomsrp pile.
$1.OO.
5rsO. Santsr an gIi3obst 9, Ditbs,
cine Got an Der RontgGmsrp glits. 81.
GsrisIbe an annu g. Camping, cine
Got an Der WoHtgomerp pite. 81.
DtrisIbe an Della 8asas, cine Got
on Der Wontgomerp gits. 81.
DerisIbe an Rob. 6. gIdd, cine Got
on Der Montgomern Qtse. 81.
Geo. 8. 6ieh. 9eitamsHtspOIIi itr.der,
an s. 6. mcgoLlum. cine Got on Der
goitern apenue. $259O.
Sobn O. Sapp ir. on Ehipin. 6.
ShDsbeI, Elm. Got an Der Ribseppoo
apeuut. 81.
6. D. 2ousbeab an Warp a.g. Suts
calf, cine Got an Der @ilbert uno
StribIen apsuus. 81.
auguft Sauien an asna Msnsr, cine
Got on Der Wdrfatp Qits. 81.
5dnnab 81. WaEon on stuIius Triss
bsborn, 30 JuB on Der auburn gpe.
$1.00.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-16
GrnuSeistHtbums ll.bertrasHna.n.
Gincinnati, Is. Wdra

~ ~ ~ ~ " ! 1Js IkuL3.
5erbert R. 5bom0s al Slipsr q.
5bomus, 25 bel 140 1uB on Der Rorps
isits Der GsHtsr StruBt. in Carthage
$1.O0.
Uiarp 2inb an gsors. Climb, sbeil
bon Got 80 in Der llntsrabtbsiIGng hta
Joleipilo Spnbitats. 81.
JobH 6. 8arrotp an mdrqarsf Z.
Smith. SheiI bon Got 81 in George s.
Jsrris' llntsrabtbeiIuna in Cartilage,
800.
eiisa5stb 9. Ulspsr on Wlarp Co
itsls. Got AZ in Sobn Z. @rigbt's llns
tsrabiheitung. 81.
1rdns 6untinaton on bic Meftern
EDUCATION Spci,tp, % bei 80 isuB an
Der Suunoers StraBe. 81.
5rdnt ,5uHtington, per 9ruiie., an
bic meittru goueotion Societp, bas.
felbe Gigentbum. $500.
GoDarh q. 5tnrn an Jucpb Gtein.
Cots 80. 81 un6 80 In 3. 6. 8rofpn's
erfttr llntsra6theiluns, in SiIperton.
500.
Robert !. Grefap an gertba Sdmp,
Got 81 in ). 8. Siblen's llnterobtbeis
lung bon Deer gnrf. 81.
gbrtItine 61gtborn an 5ugo airns
bolf. Got 46 in Guitop 9ofel's lnisrs
ubtbeilung. 81.
glibu Sniber an JoIepb go. gobsn,
Got 54 in Der QorfpoOb purt iintsrabs
tbeilung. 81.
Jcbu Mcgnsnn an Mnbrgtp GhuIb,
BOT 80 In u. pbillip's unisrabthsilung
,ta 81. 4ssasrss b.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-16

2eeffn Gpsaat. 2inwsss. Glsetamsfi. q.
Htsis 30 Gents nab scritss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-16


9aS Slid bes SammIsrs.
gtneu fait tragitomiI9en geitrua 3ur
Pip6ologie bes SQmmlers Iiefert Gin
5al, iiber ben qeters6urqer gI1ttsr
beri6ten. Der beriibmte grieFmartenz
fammler Stemmer in 9etersbura be-
faB a6t alte Marten, bic er fir bic
etn3igen GrempIore biefer Q(rt belt.
Sein StoI3 ouf OieIen 8eIis fannie
tetne 0ren3en uno immer nieber
muBte er feline Summeltoleosn fiibz
len lafen, tpiepiel nertbDoller fefne
Sammlung lei dls ale onbersn. Giner
fetner Sreunoe, Der 9Siir1t Sru6ebtpi,
Derlor f6liebli6 bic GebuIb unb bot
bur6 Snierate eine getpuItige Summe
fir Die a6t @rempIore iener Warte.
gta6 einigen Wtonaten betam er bon
etnem gambler au6 Elm Qnqebot. unb
taufte bic Serie fir runb 26,OOO 81.
4ls er bamtt gu Stemmer elite, mar
oiefer fpie psrni6tet; bic f66nfte e(luz
fton feines Gebens mar 8erft0rt. gDeiz
nenb befdpor er ben Jiiriten, linn bic
Marten gu iiberlaFen, bot bus Dppz
petite Der Summe, uub uIs er fe fir
$1,000 Wart aud enblid erbielt,
f6leuberte er iie in ben 8dmiu unb
iubelte unter Sbrdnsn: ,g2un fam
iIh niemano riibmen, ou6 bieie Gerie
az biissn, i'd bin Der einsigs aHf Der
9sgs."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-16
Mrs. 3. Yaeger,
--sis serismtehs---
Wa9r(agsrin Oiefes 3eitaQers.

econ tn ber diteften Brit aob - essviffe
RertoHsH bic ear6 bic GAopfnns t6ser besabt
iDnren. uHb Cd Iieat fwiH BspetieI ber. hGs
an6 beutsHiees nco Brrfonen sgtfttren. 6is
eurH zine uubefanHte ssrnst tm Etaabs Hsb,
SteIes sm sbHH nn6 boronssnfneen, tras fur
anoere ssitauHIl4 Ut uuh bIeibt. DAr GoESss
bat bic sdtur bsefe Gnme befrrbeTs bsoluftiei.
keHu he Dat ibr bte feIftHe @abs perIIebsn, bas
rsDcu i5rer g7itmeuf6eR >spie Elm nffaef4Eass.
Hes Sud eeunu sH Isfen. Beyaebt ni4s. bGb
ne In usrer sissneH Eefi6eHs an sesftn eeeaus
luobHt. saehmt bic Can gnb Ger DffIs9 BIO
6esttn sIperue. eoHH aekt bitisIbs tsnaut tss
Chr bIs fGoHe mettbeHs bon Stan q. Dasess
eresci Gas Sans III arr IlEisn Cana nas
sm Roau IN bsr game:
Evening journal., 1911-02-15
PnhIIc Sale Lisr.

Public Sale List.
Feb. 16-Sale of personal property of
Isaas S. Talley, stock and farm
ing implements near CarcrOft Sta
tiOn, Brandywine hundred, at 10
o'clock a. m. by Stidham and Son,
auctiOneers.
Feb. 17.-Large Auction Sale Of Far.
niture, Carpets, Rugs, Bedding
and Table Linen at Stidham a.
Sons Auction Store, Ill +. 4th
ST., at l O'clock. "See ad In this
paper"
February 20-Public Sale OF personal
property, estate OF William NJ.
Eastburn, Newark, Del. on Nom
day, February goth. Sudham a
Son, AuctiOneers.
Feb. 22-Sale Furniture and House.
hold goods, at 1114 Lincoln St, at
1 o'clock p. M, by Stldham and
Son, AustiOneers.
Feb. 23-Sale of stock and farming
implements for James n. Kill
VingtOn on the Minquadale farm,
New Castle hundred at ! O'clock,
D. m. by Stidham & Son, auc-
tiOneers.
March 2-SaIe OF stock and farming
implements for Mrs. Hendricks,
Beaver Valley, Brandywine Hun
drcd at o'clock y. m. Stidham
& Son, AuctiOneers.
March 6-Sale of stock and farming
implements for Robert l.. Baldwin
near ClaymOnt, Del, at l o'clock
p. m. Stidham a. Son. AuctiOneers.
March 10 Sale Of Horses, Carts,
Wagons and Farming lmpi'
On ariekyard Farm, l-2 mile be-
low New Castle for John W.
Banks, at ~ o'clock by Stidhsm
& Son, AuctiOneers.
March 15-Sale of Real Estate al
Tenth and Harrison, on premises
at II o'clock, a, M, by Stidhanl
g. Son, AuctiOneers.
Evening journal., 1911-02-15

ALBANY. Feb. 1.-THE Brennan
bill, which is now being vigorously
pushed before the New York State
Legislature, marks another step in the
warfare which has developed against
various phases OF the cold storage bus
mess. New Jersey has heretofore
taken the lead along this line. The ar
gument Of the critics of the cold stor-
age Couses is that these huge reposi-
tories for foodstuffs enable big inter-
ests to store eggs, game, meats, but
ter, fruit, etc, thus creating a scarcity,
and so force up the prices. Also they
state that the storing of foods for too
lengthy a period causes them to be-
come tainted and so unfit for human
consumption. Pierre p. Garven, prose-
cutor of Hudson county, n. j., has
made vigorous efforts to limit the
storing Of food products in that coun-
ty. i'm which Jersey City is situated.
Garven appeared before the legislative
committee i'm Albany to speak In favor
of the Brennan bill, which aims to reg
ulate the cold storage methods. Assem-
blyman Thomas A. Brennan, who is a
lawyer, is one Of the leading members
Of the lower House, and his support OF
the cold storage regulation movement
will therefore prove a strong factor In
advancing il. A graduate Of the New
York University Law School, where he
was class orator, he is a very forcefu
! speaker.
Evening journal., 1911-02-15
100 COUPLES STILL WAIT.
BIZ LegaIizing Their Marriages Held
Up In the Senate.

ALBANY, Feb. 15.-The Vain
wright bill legaiizing the marriages of
more than one hundred couples in
and around Port Chester, which were
solemnized by Police Justices who
hadn't the authority to perform them,
was held up in the Senate today on
an objection OF Senator Grady, who
said the measure was altogether too
broad.
Senator Bayne, chairman Of the
Judiciary Committee, which reported
the bill, replied that the couples were
in state OF great trepidation. Their
apprehension is increasing every
day." he aid, "and II would be unjust
to keep them I'm suspene any longer
than Is necessary"
But under this BILL" protested Sep
ator Grady, the certificates Of mar
riage Of any two people before a Po-
lice Justice is legalized. There ought
to be some restrictions to the bill"
IL was decided not TO act on the
bill, as Senator Wainwright, the in
troducer of IL, was absent.
Evening journal., 1911-02-15
TRANSFERS OF
REAL ESTATE

The following property transfers
have been recorded since Friday.
Frank Zebley to Frederick Lang and
wife, No. GOA Concord avenue, $S,-
900.
John w. Johnson to Frederick
Walther. east side OF Pine street, 13S
feet south of Vandever avenue, ST.
600.
The Peninsular Land and Loan
Company to William J. Hemphill.
southeast side OF Market street, 40
feet northeast Of Twenty-third street,
5000.
Thomas Carswell and wife to
Charles Carswell, No. SIT Orange
street. s1,l00.
Allen p. Citing and wife to Will
liam f. Bouzarth, Nos. 2l7-19 and Il
Searles street, $1,000.
David l.. Topkis and wife to Sam
uel II. Baynard, two properties, Nos.
7O3 and I'll West Twentieth street.
$4,000.
to William ]. Clarke and wife, east
side of Monroe street, 100 feet south
OF Eighth street. $4,000.
William II. Gibbins and Alfred B.
Moore, to Forster Shoe Company. east
side of Market street. 23 feet south of
Eighth street, $3.50
Leroy Dinsmore and wife, ct. al, to
Mary Dinsmore, north side Of Tenth
street, is feet west Of Monroe street,
S.
+ William B. Weldin and wife to
Wladyslaw Czqjkowsh and wife,
northwest corner OF Wright and
Stroud streets, $4,000.
Allen p. Citing and wife to Isidor
Blank, No. 1740 Lancaster avenue,
$2,2 200.
William +. Bouzarth and wife to Al
len p. Citing, west side of Searles
street, 1877 feet north Of Second street,
$1,000.
Charles c. Kurtz and wife to George
c. Hutton, east side OF Broome street,
north OF Shallcross avenue, 500.
William II. Gem to David S. Lof-
man. east side OF Poplar street, l4O
feet north of Sixth street, Sl7OO.
Evening journal., 1911-02-15
PASTORS SEEK
PULPITS AGAIN
The Rev. John M. ArterS May
be Assigned by Conference
to Wilmington Church
DR.. EASLEY MAY BE
ASSIGNED TO PORT DEPOSIT

Several ministers OF the Whining
ton Nj. Il. Conference, who for a num-
ber of years have been in service out
side of the regular pastorate, contem-
plate returning to the pastorate at
the approaching conference session.
Prominent among these Is the Rev.
J. w. Easley, of this city, now neid
secretary Of the Wilmington City Mis-
sionary Society, and one time pastor
of Harrison Street Church. DIR. Easley
prefers the pastorate to field work
and Il is understood he Will be as
signed to Port Deposit, Md, or Sea-
ford, Del, by Bishop Warren, VINO VIII
preside over the conference.
Another well-known minister 70 De
assigned to a charge is the Rev. John
M. Arters, recently superintendent OF
the Delaware Anti-License work and
now temporarily engaged In temper
ance activities I'm Wicomico county
Md. Mr.. Arters has held two pastor
ates in this city, at Madeley and Ep-
worth Churches and may be sent by
the Bishop to another Wilmington
Church, although his name Is being
mentioned In connection with several
down State churches.
The Rev. Leonard White who had
charge of the Anti-License campaign
I'm rural New Castle county last fall
having finished his work In connec'
ton with that campaign, Will be giver
a pastorate az conference. lie Il
among the most prominent OF th'
younger members of conference. III
| is now living I'm this city, but vii
probably be given an out-of-towI
4 charge.
The Rev. Alfred Smith. OF Dover
and the Rev. Cyrus p. Keee, Of Hag
erstown, Md. are also members of tn
conference working outside the pas
torate but It Is not known that an,
change Is contemplated In their re
lations for another year.
Evening journal., 1911-02-15
FOR SALE

Three Story Brick Dwelling, No. 1927
Jackson St, 8 rooms and bath. Lot 16
#. 8 in. by 104 fl. in. more or less.
Two Story Brick Dwelling, No. $50 Ben.
nett St., rooms and bath. Lot IS IT, in
by IS IT, more or less.
Three Story Brick Dwelling, No. T22
French St., - rooms and bath. Lot 20 IT,.
by 81 Il. in. more less.
Two Story Brick Dwelling No. 202 East
9Th ST. rooms and bath. Lot 20 #. by
"a Il. more or less'
Two Story Brick Dwelling, No 721 Walnut
St, rooms and bath. Lot 20 feet by 60
II. in. more or less.
Two Story Frame Dwelling. No. 1894
Claymont ST.. rooms. Lot Ia H. by 90 IT.
Three story Frame Dwelling No. 42s Tat.
nall ST., rooms. Lot 10 f. by AZ II.
more or less
Three Story Frame Dwelling No. 42s
more or less.
Three story Brick and Frame Dwelling
No. 427 Tatnall St.. rooms including store
room. Lot II II. in. by AZ #. more OF
less.
Three Story Brick Dwelling s. W. Cor
7th and Spruce Sts., IA rooms and bath, IN
cluding store room fused as a bakery.) Lot
20 feet by 80 feet more or less
Two Story Brick Dwelling No. 72s basi
18th St.. rooms. Lot l3 II. by 40 It
more or less.
Il and Buttonwood SITS. 10 rooms. Lot q
IT, by s5 n. more or less.
Three Story Brick Building n r. Cor
sth and Tatnall Sts., tsed as laundry
/ Lot 25 by 40 II. more or less.
/ fl5-l8
Evening journal., 1911-02-15

p UBLc SALE n.onrn,rv
We will sell without reserve the following
personal property OF the Estate Of William
M Fastburn, situated one-half mile east Of
Union Corner Ketch) Mill Greek Hundred,
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 20, 1911.
al IL o'clock sharp.
HORSES head Of horses four-year'
old mare; I three year-old colt.
COWS-25 head Milcn Cows. Some fresh
by day Of sale, others close springers Two
heifers, years old -ne Holstein bull, ?
years old; 8 yearling heifers; ! yearling
PIGs-e shoats about 100 pounds each :
12 three months old; 3 boars, months old
PoTITRY-75 to 100 pairs chickens
Rhode Island Red strain; pair guineas,
FARM IMPLEMENrS-1 McCormick
Binder: ] new Deering mower; old Deer
ing mowers; self dump horse rake
hay iedder; 1 grain driil corn planters
/ . two-horse farm wagons; l sixteen foot haa
| fat I i6-foot half rigging; i horse cart
! / 2.horse market dearborn; one hors'
market dearborn; ] milk wagon sleighs
1 sled runners; ] potato digger Plows an
/ harrows: ! Daisy cultivator; ] Ohio cult
yator; / spade harrow; 1 roller and man
other useful articles too numerous TO men
mention.
MACHINERY Frick traction engine,
h. D.. / Lamber gasolene engine, IL h. p.
six h. D., Wood Taber snd Morse Portaol
| engine. tlalfout thrceneri MhltHla
hay press: Keystone Corn Husker an
fodder cutter combined 1 No. 16 Ohio FL
silage cutter: I Ross Fodder cutter;
feed mills. shafting, hangers, puileys, on
pump jack ! rip saw; 1 circular saw
broom machine, 1, 800 gallon portable waite
barrel.
HARNESS. sets Brstch harness. 4 set
stage harness; three sets ehel
harness; 2 sets single light harness
Q sets ~ nets; collars, brides. blankets, etc.
1 Buffalo robe in good condition.
L DIARY FIXTURES-1 No. II De Law
separator, good as new; 1 No. u. I
separator; churns; milk cans, oucket
butter tubs and prints.
Potatoes, corn and oats BY the bushe
Hay and straw by the ton.
Corn fodder by the bundle.
Is acres wheat by the acre.
45OO sawed chestnut shingles. . share
Newport n. B. stock.
HOUSEHOLD Goods kosemont Co'
stove 1 Radiant Gem coal stove ] Nalle
Queen Cook stove; Parlor furniture an
other household goods.
/ Also $500 sawed chestnut shingles
shares Newport n. B. stock,
! Terms OF sale-An sums Of S25 ana und'
cash-all sums over SIS credit OF montl
will he given to the purchaser gi7in
a bankable note with an AZ
: Droved endorser interest added from date
I sale II not paid when due,
MARY Y EASTBURN.
J. LESLIE EASTBURN.
CLIFTON B. EASTBlkN,
Administrators.
! DR.. chas. R. Bfes. Auct. fi4-i5
Evening journal., 1911-02-15
REGISTERS ORDERS.

L STATE OF HARRIET BARRETT,
- DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters Of Ad'
minis ration upon the Estate OF Harriet Bar
rett. late Of Christiana Hundred. deceased
were duly granted unto Evelyn Dixon on
tho Sixteenth dsy Of January. 4
D.. 1911, and al persuns IN
debted 20 the said deceased are requested
{. make payment 20 the Adininistrstria
without delay. and all persons having de
mands against She deceased are required
20 exhibit and present the same duly pro
bated 20 the said Administrative on or be
fore the 18th day Of IaRahry, A. D., 1912
or abide by the law in this behalf
EVELYN DIXON, Administrators
address Mrs. Evelyn DlKoh Marshailton
Dh f1-eod-0t
Evening journal., 1911-02-15

d UBLIC SALE
1 Of New Superior Furniture, Carpets
Handsome Rugs, Bedding, Table Linen. Etc
AT sTIDHAM & SONS AUCTION STORE
III EAST 4TH St,
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18th,
at ! o'clock p. M, sharp.
large consignment of high grade fur
niture, rugs, etc, consisting Of quartered
oak bed room suits, heavy brass beds.
extra heavy parlor suits, mahogany frames,
claw feet, upholstered in verona, plush and
tapestry, 10 quartered oak sideboards and
buffets, handsomely carved with claw feet.
and single, double and triple mirrors 10
leather and verona couches, quartered oak
extension tables, 40 parlor tables, 80 fancy
parlor rockers, 40 dozen dining chairs.
cane and wood seats, window shades prin.
cess dressers, odd dressers. 10 chnoniers.
5 oak and mahogany wardrobes, 25 enameled
iron and brass trimmed beds, combination
bookcase and desk, 20 felt mattresses, 45
pounds each, pillows and holsters so pic.
lures, hall rack, gas range iron cribs, Bos
ton couches, silverware cutlery. spoons, etc
BEDDING. TABLE LINEN.
dozen sheets, 10 dozen pillow cases, 3oC
yards Of fine table linen. 10 dozen napkins
40 pair woolen blankets, lace curtains, etc.
RUGS. RUGS
Smiths & Bush, and Terry makes, con
sisting Of Administer, Wilton, Brussels. Tap
estry, Pro-Brussels etc, 25 rolls Of tn
best china mating, 90 to 100 piunds q
the roll also Japanese HVlhi patterns tb'
yards Of Stair Carpets Of the well.knowI
makes Of Smiths; 1000 Stintsin's, 10 wir
Palisade Velvet and Tapestry, etc.
This is a choice line Of high grade fur
nituro and rugs and must be seen 20 b
/ appreciated. Any one looking for gooS
/ goods can certainly find them at this sal
/ for style and quality, and remember yo
make the price yourself. We have had n
figure placed on them, everything 20 b
/ sold for the high bid Goods can be In
/ spected day before the sale. We store an
/ deliver all goods purchased at this sale fire
/ OF charge Come see us sell the good
| Your price is ours.
STIDHAM AND SON,
Auctioneers for owners.
d. A. Phone 5s5. f13,15,1
Evening journal., 1911-02-15
GPRMANIA TEMPLE GROWS.

Three members were received in the
Germania Temple, No. Z, Ladies Of the
oGlden Eagle. last evening. They are
Mrs. Lena Schaler, Mrs. Henry Witte
and Mrs. Rudolph Roehler.
Evening journal., 1911-02-15
TRANSPORTATION.
GEO. W. BUSH & SONS CO..
Wilson Line TO Philadelphia
PASSENGERS and FrPinhl

daily, including Sundays, at 7.BO ano 10 30
A. NJ, 1.80 and A15 p. M. On saturdays
and Sundays only, additional tt.ss At TOO
Leave Chestnut 81. Wharf Ph,Isdsiphia
daily. including Sundays nt 1890 A. N
l.so, 4l9 and 100 p NJ On suudays
snd Mondays only additional trips AZ a.sO
A NJ.
FARES; Including SATURDAYS and Sun.
tays philadelphia excursion 25e--one way
l5c- Chester excursion 15c--ons way l0c
Evening journal., 1911-02-15
SIk Cans for RaIIronders.

The Pennsylvania railroad has up
for consideration the equipping all It's
employees on passenger trains with
silk caps instead OF duck caps.
Evening journal., 1911-02-15
Security Trust and Safe
Deposit Co.

7 BUY SMALL HOUSES, WHAT HAVE
L you TO oferl See VIM. T. Bouzsrth'
702 Market St. f4lm
Z OR sALE-oNE LOT ON GRAY AVE.
25 II. front; 125 II. deep; one brick
house on Front ST., 20 II. 'front.' double
frame on Second ST., a t. front, 200 IT.
deep, with bakery attached.
John NJ. Nailett, 40 and 81 Second St,
New Castle. Del. tlo'ot
Z OR sALE-THREE BUILDING LOTS,
25xt0O feet each. s. +. Cor. Twenty
second and Church SITS. High ground, good
location. Can be bought cheap. O. /. blzey,
1908 n Fulton Ave, Baltimore, Nd.
n -w.s.-st
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PUBLIC SALES.


d UBLIC SALE
The subscriber relinquishing the farm
ing business will sell az public sale at his
farm the Marsh read, minutes walk
from Carcroft Station, and o minutes walk
from trolley line
THURSDAY FEB. 16, AT 10 A. NJ
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n UBLIC SALE OF STOCK, FARMING
implements and household goods viii
he held Feb. 81, 1911. by James NJ. PEN
nineton. on his farm near Newark, Del
fs.15,1s
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four horses. three mules, - cows. large lot
Of up-to date farming implements, including
mowers, reapers, binders etc, etc Also
household goods. Terms s25 and under cash.
over that amount 90 Gays credit
ISAAC s. TALLY.
ID. & A. Phone 1543.L. Edgemoor, Del.
Stidham & Son. aucti Jneers.
Ellis Hicks. clerk
JOS. .2s, II, ,4,6e.11,18.14
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! STATE or THOMAS HAWTHORNE.

Z STATE Or THOMAS HAWTHORNE.
- DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters Tes-
tamentary upon the Estate OF rhcmas Haw-
thorne, late Of White Clay Creek Hundred,
deceased. were duly granted unto Clara NJ.
Hawthorne and EllwOod T. Hawthorne, on
the First day Of February, A. D.. 1911 and
ell persons indebted to the said deceased
Executors without delay and all persons hav-
ing demands against the deceased are re-
qured 10 exhibit and present the same duly
probated TO the said Executors on or before
the First day Of February A. d., 1912, or
abide by the law in this behalf
CLARA NJ. HAWTHORNE,
ELLWOOD T. HAWTHORNE,
Executors.
Address William T. Lyman, Esq, Attor-
ney-at-Law, Wilmington, Del. f1-eod9t
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2 STATE OF WILLIAM LAwToN.
IL nHnH ACrHn

z STATE OF WILLIAM LAWTON,
- DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters
Iestamentary upon the Estate Of William
Lawton, late Of Wilmington Hundred, de-
ceased, were duly granted unto Security
Trust and Safe Deposit Company on the
thirty-hrst day OF January, A. d., 1911,
and all persons indebted 70 the
said deceased are requested 70 make pay
ment 20 the Executor without delay, and all
persons having demands against the de-
ceased are required TO exhibit and present
the same duly probated 70 the said Executor
on or before the thirty-frst day Of January
A. D. 1912, or abide by the law in this
behalf.
SECURITY TRUST & SAFE DEPOSIT CO.,
Executor.
Address Security Trust and Safe Deposit
Company, Wilmington, Delaware. f1-eod- ct
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FOR SALE.


~ OR SALE-CAMPBELL's BAKED
Il Beans and Soups Lac per can. Every
dny. G. S. Middleton. 4th and King sts
i51-lm
OR sALE-WOOD BY THE CORD.
T Cut 20 any size. G r, Dickey, Stanton.
Phone 7s-7, Newark. fl5-ot
- OR sALE-1o.H p. GASOLINE EN-.
y gine. suitable for farm Use, $4,000. g.
+ Henderer. 1901 Cedar ST. f42t
70 OR sALE-SLIGHTLY USED CAST
+ iron, sectional steam boiler. 22oo 50. n.
capacity. Nm. c. Robelen, e23 Shipley 81
l25- cod
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If You Have Good Teeth

You're lucky, Wen help you take care Of
hem. II your teeth bother you, we'n M
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