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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-12
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Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1911-01-04
SOME GOOD FARMS
Business Propositions
In First-Classs Nei&hborhoods

One county, Up
Oxford township Elkvew
Bottom heated and cold
piled by windmill cellars built with
tract work. newly painted this Barn 7x5o outside shed 3ox
chicken tabng head stock
smith woodhouse rooted all
outbudngs Apples peaches pears and ali small fruits lh
home must be be appreciated Telephone and rural mail
An machine shop
Railroad Avenue West Grove Pa Suitable Tor business West
Grove being the terminal OF trolley from wilmington and
West Chester and the road the objective run Tor auto parties
needed and will
mile West Grove Fine mansion
Water supply best the country Land
unusually productive (smal and arge) producer Large milk
supplies villagers beside general farm products
West Grove affords constant local market money
Firscass Livery Stable in boo of West Grove lon w. RK)
20 miles from Philadelphia and is the terminal OF Wilmington and West
trolley; population business stand Viii sell real
estate alone vehicles bust
Sbg head No better location and the best OF an outlook
for live c,.. -
R. and four miles from West Grove on r. w.
meadow timber Stone frame
mill 6oxso stable head Of stock first class
and farm
first class Garden township mile from
Newark R. house in hne or
fitted for heat and IL loot Poh 70
New barn roof for head OF stock ms me farm
overlooking the Toughkenamon valley has three
beside
half orchard and all xmas
of fruit. ~, H. ,. %
West Grove containing acres stone
supplied by pump stable for three head OF STOCK
fruits - wv - - .:,
House and lot West Grove room brick
heated by hot and fitted with gas WOOD
house. small fruit This very pleasant LOCATION oes
n ~ acres on London pike called the petes on
the pike excellent hundred yards IRON church,
mile MILL mile posoc store gram ae
cherry and apple room stone and
frame kitchen Barn for Ia ANIMALS ohken mouse
1ox 90 hoe house wagon Corn crib 6xSx4 L.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1911-01-04
IN Old Newspaper Jan. 4, 1900
Reviews Death Of WASHINGTON

celebrated and exaEled by Fame. The
attributes and decorations OF Royalty
could only have served to eclipse the
majesty OF those virtues, which made
him, from being a modest citizen.
more respondent luminary. Misfur-
tune, had he lived, could hereafter
have sullied his glory only with those
superficial minds, who, believing that
characters and actions are marked bv
success alone. rarely deserves to ENJOY
1t. Malice could never blast his hon
our and envy made him singua,
exception to her universal rule"
a detailed account of the funeral is
given, describing the order of process
sion. etc. The entire description ends
with the words--"The name o, Wash
ingtcn will triumph over death; the
unc.ouded brightness OF his glory will
illuminate the future agesr
The most conspicuous part of the
paper is the last page which is filled
with advertising nlatter. Luther
Luther, Andres & Co. have this day
Been opening goods both fresh and
~ HaS reviewed near every KING,
That you in any Store can find,
And as | purchase by the Bale,
| am determined to retain,
For Ready Pay little lower
Than ever have been paid before.
| with my brethren wish to live,
But as for Credit shall not give.
| would not live to rouse your passion,
|rfor credit here is out Of fashion,
My friends and buyers, one and all,
1t will pay you well to give me call.
You may always find me by my sign,
A few rods from the house divine.
The following articles will be re-
ceived in payment: Wheat, Rye, Buck
| wheat. Oats, Corn, Butter, Flax, Ash
es and Raw Hides. These articles
| will be taken in at the Esopus prices.
Cash will not be refused December
"a, 1893"
There is also an advertisements OF
the sale OF stout, healthy, active
Negro Wench.'
| So, from the pages of the little time
worn sheet we catch a passing
glimpse of the dignity and soberness
of the time.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1911-01-04
West Grove Borough

6 room frame house and lot on Hill
side Ave. Lot planted in small fruit.
II-room s-story brick house on Pros
pect Ave. suitable for boarders. Steam
heat and modern conveniences. Stable
70 rtwo horses and carriages.
7-room frame house with slate root
on Murray Ave, lot 100 I2 it. on Muir
ray Ave, and 10 feet deep to Wood
land.
Double cement house, 7 rooms each,
on Prospect Ave, hot and cold water,
bath, etc. Quite new and centrally
located
S-room brick house on Prospect Ave.
Frame stable. Location the best.
A new cement house, containing 3
rooms, near West Summit Ave. Also
mushroom house, Iox65 it,, with steam
heat.
S.room good frame house, slate roof,
ample yard and fruit. Corner Maple
Street and Harmony Road.
Nearly new frame house OF 7 rooms,
in perfect order. with modern con
veniences on Jackson Ave, near busi-
center. Lot planted with fruit
trees. A dainty home.
Building lot, very desirable, corner
of Summit and Jacksons Avenues.
S-room house on West Evergreen
street, thc main street, Slate roof.
Desirable for small family.
Groom frame house, readily rented,
East Summit Ave.
Groom frame house, desirable for
renting. East Summit Ave.
5-room frame house, always in de-
mand to rent. East Summit Ave.
groom house, always occupied by
tenants. East Sumn,. Ave.
4-room frame house, can be rented
easily. East Summit Ave.
groom frame house now occupied by
good tenants. East Summit Ave.
Lot on Prospect Avenue, fine loca-
ton for building.
Fine modern brick mansion at juno
ton of Harmony Road and East Ever
green street IL rooms and BATH heat
err, electric lights, about acres OF
ground. Excellent location, high and
healthy
I2-room double brick house on Pros
pect Ave. to accommodate two fami-
lies. Good location on main street
S-room brick house on Edgehill Ave.
Modern conveniences.
1o-room brick house on Summit Ave
lot 5oxI65.
Two Groom and ceilcd attic, new
cement houses (now building) on Har-
mony road. Bath room (hot and cold
water), electric lights, deep lots for
garden.
z-room brick house on Hillside Ave
Plenty of fruit.
Desirable building lot, 5oxI7o #. on
Jackson Ave, affording fine view Of
borough. Front has curb, gutter and
cement sidewalk.
London Britain Township
OF acres near Yeatman; 10 acres tim
Der, IS of meadow 8 room stone
house. Barn ,s6x6o for II head. New
chicken house, corn CRIB, tenant house
and other necessary outbuildings.
"a acres, one mile from Yeatman's
Mill; brick house and stable, also frame
house and barn, suitable outbuildings
Sold to settle an estate.
5-room (and halls) brick house (tr
rood in Strickersvllle, one mile iron
P. & N. railroad, from B. & O., IS
of an acre Barn, ISx3o; variety o
fruit trees.
| I2C acres lVe lillIutSs IN - ~
| Ycatman Station One OF Tie sup
stantial homesteads in fine producing
orirI. Is acres fine meadow IS :
| timber. Groom stone house. hot ant
| cold water in bath room. Barn, 4ox6'
for 30 head. Tenement, .ce, hay e.
tons), chicken. wagon, hog houses, be
sides corn crib and shop.
Mill and 75-acre farm, I-8 miles from
Yeatman Station. Flour and grist mil
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1911-01-04

Is acres on southern hills, overlook
ing West Grove, half mile from rail-
road station and trolley. Good 49,
room brick house, arranged for two
families. Steam heat, bath room, etc.
Mushroom house and good outbuld-
ings. Boro water A dandy place for
a gentleman farmer or fancy stock.
7II-2 acres. ! I-2 miles from Chat
ham, 10 acres OF meadow, of chest
nut timber; all kinds fruit; Sroom stone
and frame house, pump, gasoline en-
CINE fittings; barn, 4ox5o for 20 head.
Good outbuidings.
20 acres, I-2 miles east OF West
Grove, acre timber; I-2 meadow.
Variety OF fruit trees Two 4-room
houses. one stone and one frame in
good condition.; no repairs needed
New wind mill and meadow stream
Barn for 10 head; necessary outbuild-
ings. Green house, steam heat, Ioox2o,
for raising tomatoes, carnations, shry-
santhemums or smllaN.
SO I-2 acres, 2 I-2 miles south OF
West Grove, 3 acres each OF timber
and meadow, S-room brick house; barn
35x45 for Is head; good outbuildings.
81 acres one mile east OF Chatham.
Apple, cherry and pear trees and other
small fruit Groom brick house and
frame kitchen; barn 37x43 for IS head,
well at same; work shop, granary at
| tached Good hog house.
House and lot in Chatham on main
street. lot o5xI35 it., 7-room, wo-story,
bay window house Stable, ISx2o. An
| attractive place.
ErooL11n unsh1o
10 acres, miles south of West Grove
and three from Landenberg. All kinds
| of small fruit 7-room frame house;
barn 2ox3o for 5 head of stock.
g acres. four miles from Landen-
! berg. Nearly new house, good variety
of young fruit trees, 8 acres meadow
and of timber, barn 36x42 for Is head
| a good home, productive land and in
fine condition.
AZ acres, miles south of West
Grove. A healthful location, Groom
frame house. Apple orchard, 3 acres
chestnut timber, cherries, pears ane
grapes. Water in eve field. Barr
22x54 for IL head Telephone, rura
| delivery, I-2 mile from mill. School or
property or 10 minutes to creamer.
| les.
Delaware
Io5 acre farm in Mill Creek Hun
bred, 3 miles from Newark, from
Thompson. Frame house and barn
suitable outbuildings, fine location. Sole
to settle an estate.
us acres in Mill Creek Hundred, s.
acres meadow, IL OF timber, Frui
trees Broom frame houSe Rorp
sox4o, water from snring in both
15x2o, hog house 1ox25, corn crib
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1911-01-04

in running order and has made thous-
ands of dollars. IL acres fine meadow
Io-room stone and brick house; barn
4ox5o for go head; all other outbuild-
ings, 5-ton wagon scales. Large scope
OF country supplies good patronage.
Capacity 40 barrels flour. Mill dry and
in good condition
"a acres near Yeatman Station, IL
acres meadow, 10 of timber; fruit trees
and grapes aplenty; Groom stone and
frame house. Pump at both house and
barn, also running stream. Barn, 4ox-
40 for 20 head. Good hog and wagon
house; granary and wood shed com
h,fIed
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1911-01-04

15x25 and 2oxIo Nearest R. R. sta
ton, Thompson, Del.
II-2 acres, Ia mile from Hockessln,
I-2 mile from Kcnnett & Wilmington
trolley. Mushroom plant one house
24x72. one I2x6o, one 24x6O, besides
greenhouse, 2oxoo. groom frame
house, stable, fruit, etc
Penn Township
5o-acre near Jennersville. Groom
brick house. Large barn and other ne
cessary outbuildings.
20 acres, one mile west of West
Grove-4 acres fine meadow. 7-room
(and garrett frame house. Hydraulic
ram furnishes water to house and barn,
which is 3ox4o for 7 head OF stock. All
kinds of fruit, etc.
A good productive farm of Io3 acres
near Kelton nthe stoned road Good
stone and frame house barn that will
stable IS head. Good spring house and
never-failing water. Fruit of all kinds.
1912 acres near West Grove; IA
acres meadow and I6 Of timber; fruit
trees; I4-room brick house, slate roof.
Barn, 4ox6o with straw shed) for rs
head. All necessary outbuildings.
81 acres l Id niles from Chatham;
north of West Grove. acres of good
meadow; fruit of all kinds. Barn 45x6o
| for IS head. All necessary outbuild-
| ings
Avondale Porough
| II-room frame house 1909 Chatham
ST. and lot 5oxI75.
| Double brick house of rooms each
on Chatham street. New roof. Lot
5oxI75.
Two and half story brick house on
Penna. Avenue, 8 rooms. Lot 5ox2oo.
Two story shop, good stable and car
riage house. Good garden and fruit.
| Desirable home on trolley line.
A desirable brick General Merchan-
disc Store and dwelling, combined with
stock of goods usually found in a first
class store. Drug department includ-
ed. Main room 22x55 with storage
room back 22xI5, open stairway to
second floor 22xI5. Main store has 2
large plate glass windows and doors,
wide porch No better lighted store
in the county. 8-room dwelling part
with all modern conveniences on a
corner lot 75x2oo.
4room house and lot.
Upper Oxford Township
4 acres and store in Russellville, 3
miles from Elkview. 7-room brick
house and shed, including store room
3ox35 and shoe room I2xI2; heater in
cellar; barn and outbuildings.
10 acres, 2 miles from Elkview g.
room brick house. Barn 2ox22 and
! necessary O,thIildinoS Young annie
) orchard in good bearing condition.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1911-01-04

barn, also running stream. Barn, 4ox-
40 for 20 head. Good hog and wagon
house. granary and wood shed COM
b.fied
New London Township
A first-class dairy farm, $50 acres,
situated in Franklin and New London
Townships, known as the Harmony
Hill Farm Fine meadows, good
buildings suitable for 80 head Sold
dent owner
near New London Presbyterian
Church A farm to be proud of, IL
room brick cemented house, with mod
ern conveniences. Plenty of fruit
Windmill and pump, ice house, mach
inc shop, hog, chicken and wagon
house. Barn, 5ox5o, for IS to 20 head.
345 acres near Lincoln University,
40 to As acres meadow and 40 of tim
Der. A farm that is farm, I6-room
brick house, metal roof Windmill
and hydraulic ram supplies water. Very
large barn, for s. head OF stock. Corn
cribs, new and old, holding $500 bush
els. Fine new wagon house.
West Marlboro
1912 acres, I -2 miles from Clon-
nell, 6 acres meadow, 10 timber. be-
sides fruit. Groom stone house. wind
mill and pump, stone barn for 27 head
with necessary outbulldings.
Kennett Borough
-rno,, ,r,,,a bo,ea .or p;r,l, ,pd
Walnut streets. Fruit trees.
New Garden Township
81 acres near Broad Run Con B. &
o. and Hockessin 7 acres meadow,
orchard, 1000 strawberry vines. I2-
room frame house. Barn 4ox4o for 9
head, with wagon house attached. Silo
IoX26
20 acres near Landenberg, 2 acres
timber, all kinds small fruit; 7-room
frame house. Barn, 22x25, for head.
Londongrove Township
One hundred acres, mile and quarter
from West Grove, 7 acres timber and
fruit orchard. II-room beside attic)
brick house, frame kitchen. Water by
gravity. Barn 4ox5o and addition 4Sx5o
over barn yard. Three tenant houses
could be readily rented A fine place.
A farm % I-2 acres, in the southwes-
tern part of the township, I-2 miles
from West Grove, containing nine
rom frame house, double decker barn.
4ox5o, that will stable twenty head
stock. Land of good quality: acres
timber. Sold to close an estate.
Six acres on Rose Hill Avenue with.
in sight of West Grove. Groom frame
house, steam heated; barn. chicken and
wood houses. Desirable location.
Thirty acres three miles from Avon
dale. Fine meadow of eight acres, s.
room frame house; plenty of fruit and
necessary outbuildings. Barn 35x45 for
head
Twenty acres near Chatham, 8-room
frame house and all necessary out
buildings. Apple, peach and cherry
trees. Barn 24x4o for seven head OF
| stock.
Farm OF 50 acres miles from Chat
ham, 3 miles north OF Avondale; J.
room frame and brick house with slate
roof; running water; barn will stable
"a head of stock; mill that could be
used for mushroom house.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-30
SOUTH CABOT.

Mr.. and Mrs. WILDER Wheeler visited
in Marshfeld one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Murray arc
guests Of Mrs. w. 0. Southwiek, Mrs
Murray's sister.
Luceba, the little daughter Of Eugene
Putnam, who has been quite sick, is
somewhat better.
Mr.. and Mrs c. E. Scribner and Mrs,
W o. Southwiek were in Montpelier and
Barre one day last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Conant and lit
tie grandson, Ellis, of Craftsbury, visit
ed at W. o. Southwick's over Sunday.
Don't forget 70 attend the Halloween
ball at the X. OF p. hall in Marshfeld,
Oct 81 Come and have the best time
time of your life.
Lucinda Lamberton and granddaugh-
ter of Plymouth, Mass, are visiting at
c. NJ. Lamberton's and other relatives
in this place for few days
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-30
AUTO EXPERT IN PERIL

The great automobile industry which
is the marvel of the twentieth century,
has been developed at a terrific rate OF
human energy.
The well-known automobile engineer
of New York City, C. NJ. Archer, had a
very trying experience, which he relates
in letter as follows "As result Of
oyerwork in my profession, my health
became broken down year ago This
igrew worse and ] became very weak and
nervous. Then | began to take Vinol
end now am strong and well again.
"Vinol has certainly worked miracle
in my case 1t is the greatest body
builder / have ever seen and nothing
equals it. You may publish this for the
benefit of every man ,and woman who
wants to know the way back to health
and strength"
There are many overworked men and
women in this town, who ought to take
Vinol right now and recover their health
and strength while they can. Do not
delay another day We guarantee Vinol
to do you good and give back your
money if it does not Red Cross Phar
macy, Burt H. Wells, Prop, Barre, Vt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-30
HANCOCK.

Fred Vinton Of Montpelier has been
in this vicinity on business trip re-
Gently.
Mr. and Mrs. AFRO Martin are spend
ing few days in Ascutneyville, visit
ing son of Mr.. Martin.
Miss Berniee Eaton has rented room
of Miss Mary Childs of Granville and
is attending school there.
John Robson Of Burlington is spend
ing few days here looking after his
various interests about town.
Mrs. Almon Goodno of Rochester is
spending a few days with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. John WeIch. Her mother
is in quite poor health.
The W. C. T. U. met with Mrs. Alice
Leonard at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. George Marsh Although nearly
ninety years of age, Mrs. Leonard takes
great interest in the meetings and fire.
quently reads piece remarkably well
and also gives interesting little talks,
which add much to the program.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-30
WATERBURY.
Successful Rebekah District Meeting
Last Friday Evening

The annual district meeting of Rebek
ali lodges of district No. 7, held with
Emerald Rebekah lodge No. SO, Friday
evening, was very successful meeting.
Mrs. Nellie Bates, d. d. p, presided,
nearly two hundred being present, and
the program was carried out nearly as
printed. The ladies union served a good
banquet at the Congregational church,
about one hundred and seyenty-fye hav-
ing supper there. The meetings were
held in the Masonic hall, Mrs. Helen
Somerville, N. g., of Emerald lodge, No
80, giving a fine address of welcome. In
the absence of Mrs. Jennie Jones, the
response was given by Mrs. George Wal
lis OF Waitstield. The exemplification
Of degree work by Maple lodge was done
in almost faultless style. Miss Clara
Richardson of Ivy lodge sang welcome,
Pretty Primrose, and was Obliged TO
give an encore. The grand officers pres
ent were Mrs. Frances L. Stone. presi-
dent of the Rebekah state assembly Of
Springfield; Mrs. Louise L. Boyce, Sec
rotary of the Rebekah state assembly.
OF Barre; Mrs, Nora T., Jackson of Barre,
marshal Of the Rebekah state assembly;
Mrs. Imogene S. Buck of Randolph
inside guardian Of the Rebekah state
assembly; Mrs. Aura w. Hurlburt OF
st. Adams, deputy president of district
No. 4; E. R. Clark of Montpelier, dis
trict deputy grand patriarch; Frank
Jackson of Barre, past grand master of
grand LODGE and Jesse Foster of Water
bury, grand junior warden of the state
encampment. Speeches were made by
each Of these. This very successful
meeting closed in time for the train 90
ing south. Members were present from
lodges at Barre, Montpelier, Randolph.
Mortified, Warren, Waitsfeld and st.
Adams.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-30
Averts Awful Tragedy.

Timely advice given Mrs c. Willough-
by of Marengo, Wis. r. No. u, prevent
cd dreadful tragedy and saved two
lives. Doctors had said her frightful
cough was Consumption" cough and
could do little to help her. After many
remedies failed, her aunt urged her to
take Dr.. Kings New Discovery Il have
been using it for some time she wrote,
"and the awful cough has almost gone.
II also saved my little boy when taken
with severe bronchial trouble" This
matchless medicine has no equal for
throat and lung troubles. Price soc and
Sl.00 Trial bottle free. Guaranteed
by the Red Cross Pharmacy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-30
In Business.

I'm only Just little girl
Bout half as big as you;
But Just the same, tho I'm so small
| know a thing OF two.
/ know year or two ago
We lived just somethin' swell;
Cuz pa was on a salary,
An we wuz doin' WE'LL
We had vacations ev'ry year,
An dressed to. beat the band;
When ma was rugged up for a ball
She looked just somethin' grand.
We had cottage at the beach,
A power boat an such;
But pa has gone in business now,
AM we don't have so much.
| don't know why the diffruuce is,
Course | am very small;
Pa is a great big business man,
But we've no cash at all.
Ma says life amt the same for her,
An thinks 'twon't never be;
! visit pad quit his business now
An get his salary.
Judge.