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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-03-14
Patrick, Apostle
To The Irish

That Saint Patrick was an Irishman,
and Roman Catholic of the present ac-
cepted sense of the term, is to many a
foregone conclusion, but that such was
not the case history gives abundant evil
dence. Our information concerning his
birthplace is obtained from his Confess
sion. He said:
Il. Patrick, sinner, the rudest and
least of all the faithful, and most con-
temptible to very many, had for my
father Calpornius, deacon, a son of
Poltus, presbvter, who dwelt in the
village of Bannaven Taberniae, for he
had a small farm hard by the place where
| was taken captive. | was then nearly
sixteen years of age. did not know
the true God; and | was taken to Ire
land in captivity with so many thousand
men, in accordancy with our deserts,
because we departed from God, and we
kept not his precepts, and were not
obedIent to our priests, who admonished
US for our salvation"
Evivently he was born outside of Ire
land, and most authorities agree that
his birthplace was at or near the present
town of Dumbarton. on the Clyde, in
Scotland. The most authenticated date
of his birth is about 387 A. D. His
mothers name is said to have been
onchessa or Conches. Patrick S real
name was ouccat; Patricius being his
Latin name, from whence we get Pat
rick.
When he was taken to Ireland he be-
came slave of Milchu, King of Dal-
arabia, the most powerful kingdom in
northern Ireland. By him he was put
to feeding swine He.escaped after six
years and went to France. He was
converted during his captivity and on his
arrival in France became monk at
Tours and afterwards at Lerins. Here
ne lived quiet life for a time, but his
heart continually turned to the savage
people who had enslaved him, and some
SHliilC dUOul 4OG ~, ~. ne ToIulneu
to Ireland and began to preach to them
christianity. He met much opposition
at first, but in the end was instrumental
in winning a large number to at least
nominal profession of christianity. The
reforming effect on the lives of tie peo-
pie was not very apparent during the
life of Patrick, but in after years the
seed bore good fruit. From Ireland
went such men as Columbian, Columbia,
St. Gall and others, who were instru-
mental in the evangelization of England.
Scotland and many countries on the
continent.
There are many stories of miracles
performed by st. Patrick, such as driv-
ing serpents or other reptiles out Of
Ireland, but they are nothing but folk
lore stories which among a primitive
people always cluster around their
heroes. At least there is no evidence to
substantiate them.
That neither Patrick, nor his immedi-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-03-14
EStray Notice.

This is to give notice that there came
to my farm early in November two ewes.
The owner will please come, prove prop
erty, pay costs and damages and take
same away.
PETER BOWSER,
McHenry, Nd.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-03-14

NAL down towards Savage river and has
not been heard of since. Mr.. Beachy
would belglad to hear of his wherea-
bouts.
George Wiley made a business trip to
Cumberland on last Thursday.
Miss Julia Orendorf entertained a
large and happy party of young people
at her home one evening last week.
Prof j. c. Beahm spent last Saturday
at Maple Grove attending to some church
matters.
Services next Sunday morning in the
Lutheran church in this village at 1870
O'Clock
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TO GAIN HOME TRADE.
Advertising Pointers That VIII Prove
Valuable to Local Merchants.

Valuable to Local Merchants.
1t is Il lameutIhlc fact that many
merchants who complain because the
mail order houses are killing off their
business are losing their chance to
survive because they don't know how
to advertise. They carry standing ad-
vertisements in the local papers-some
of them do-which occupy sufficient
space to attract great deal Of patron
age if properly filled But they do
what might be termed Label advertis-
ing" They paste ii label like this,
"HalIowell X Harrison. Groceries," on
their newspaper space and let ii stick
there
An advertising expert gives below
some ptthy advice which may be Of
high value to some merchants. proyil-
ed they read and heed;
Advertising without any originality
can only be compared to buying with
out any knowledge Of the wants of
your trade.
Some Of the advertising that comes
under our observation is SO devoid Of
intent and purpose as to make us Won
der why the failures reported FROM
week TO week are not greater than
they are.
When Tom Brown announces
through his local daily That he deals
in that's, caps, shoes and gents fur
nishings' he is only working an over
tired reading public. telling them
something they have known for those
many years.
Another feature is the nOnchaugn of
copy in your advertisement We came
across a Nebraska paper a few weeks
ago which announced the fact that
one of the local hardware men had the
best line of lawn mowers. sickles and
garden tools of any store in central
Nebraska. Now. the first mentioned
ad. starts off to do that which was
the necessary magnet to bring to Tom
Brown a good volume of trade, but
his weakness and lack of originality
were shown when he did not bear
uONh vi w l'NC SOpNN III lbIuItu. 81
wording his advertisement as to show
wherein those particular goods We're
superior to any other handled in his
town.
The second advertisement had merit
If the advertiser was anticipating next
spring and summer trade However.
we believe that late October is poor
time to advertise for the following
summer, especially when there are
snow shovels, coal buckets. stoves and
other winter lines which have been
placed on the shelves for winter sale
Be original; tell what YOU have to
sell; tell it right; change copy every
week; you are paying for the space;
1t is yours to do with as Won want.
EStray Notice.
This is to give notice that there came
to my farm early in November two ewes.
The owner will please come, prove prop
erty, pay costs and damages and take
same away.
PETER BOWsER,
McHenry, Nd.
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Big Engine Hauling.

The b. & 0. is running quite num-
Der Of their maIlet engines to Keyser,
W. Va, where they are attached to a
heavy train and sent back to Rowles-
burg and Newburg. where they are
placed in helping service again. It is
astonishing to see the tremendous heavy
trains these monsters can haul up the
seventeen mile grade with only one help
er. They usually haul about seventy
cars in one train.
Messrs. Gilmor S. Hamill and W. NJ.
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Constitutional Amendment

An Act to Amend Section 10 Article 2.
OF the Constitution Of the state Of Della.
ware.
Be IL enacted By the sensss and Hous.
Of Representatives Of the Stats OF DslaWars
IN General Assembly met; ttwo.thirds Of an
the members cf each House conourrint
thereinl:
Section /. That sso,ion 10. Article 2. ~
the constitution cf the State Of Delaware,
he amended by ad3ing TO the end thereof.
ltbe following words provided. however thas
fhe General Assembly may. BY vote of
SUo-thirds of al the members elected e. esch
House. pszs laws relating 70 tbs laying out.
opening. alteration or maintenance N am
road or highway which forms 4 eoptipuous
road or highway extending through at least
portion Of the three counties Of the state
JNo. NJ MENDrNHALI.
President Of the Senate.
u. ". CAMPBELL
Speaker Of the House.
Approved his. She twenty eighth day OF
MaEth. A. d. 1911
SIMEON g. pENTEWTLI. Governor.
I chsEies s. Richards, Secretary Of Stats
of the State Of Delaware, 10 hereby certify
that the above and foregoing Is a true and
qefrest copy Of Senate Bin No 147. entitled
p" An Act 30 amend Section 10, Article o %
tbe Constitutsnn OF the State Of Delaware
a. the SANE sppeRrs on the enrolled Bill flea
N ehe of6es Of ths Secretary Of stste and
apprcved By the Governor March twenty
Sghth, A. D. 1911, which said Bill propos-
ipg Hucb Amgndmen 70 the Constitution Of
tbs ststs is published in accordance vita
Ns Fequirsmsrts Of the Constitution Of the
stats
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. I
hare haEeunto set my hand ana
official seal, at DovsF this twenty
o.. 81 third day Of July, in ths year Of
our lord one Thousand nine hun
dred and tweive
OTIARLEs s. RICHARDS.
Secretary Of State
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Constitutional Amendment

An Act proposing an Amendment 70 Section
20 Of Article II Of the Constitution Of the
state of Delaware in relation TO the
Sournals Of the Legislstme
Be u eneofed by the Senate and House OF
Representatives q the State Of Delaware in
Gensral Assembly met, (two-thirds Of all ths
Jpsmbeu4 elected 20 each House agreeing
thersto4;
ssrslon I. That seosion 10 Of Article IA
Of Tire Constitution Of che State Of Della
ware be smendsd by striking out an Of saia
aarti0n 10 Of Article IT, and inserting in
hen thereos the following;
'Ssrtion 10. Each House shall keen a
scurnal of its proceedings and publish che
same immediately after every session, excapt
such parts may require secrecy. Tbs
names Of the members voting for and
against any bin or joint resolution, except
IN relation 20 adjournment. shall on the nnat.
vote be entered on the journal: and the
yeas and nays Of The members on any
question shall, az the desire Of any mem.
Der. be entered on the iournsl No bill or
Joint resolution except in relation 10 ad.
iournment, shall pass either House unless
the fnsi vote shall hsve been taken BY ysas
and nays, nor without The concurrence o.
majority Of all the members elected 10 each
House.
D. ". CAMPBELL.
Speaker Of me House
JNO. NJ. MENDINHALL
President Of tho Senate
Approved This, the thirteenth day Of April,
a. u 1917
SIMEON s. PENNEWIII. Gorsrpor
7, Charles S. Richards, Secretary OF STATE
Of the State Of Delaware. do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing is true and
correct copy Of Substitute for House Bii 10
1879. entitled IAN Act proposing an Amsno.
ment 20 Section 10 Of Article III On an.
Constitution Of the State Of Delaware in
relation 20 the Journals Of the Lazislature.. =
os the same appears on the enrolled hin
iled in the ONCE Of the Secretary Of State
cd La
teenth. A. d. ieii which said Bill propos
ing such Amendment to the Constitution n
this State is published in accordance with
the requirement Of the Constitution Of ths
State.
~ TESTIMONY WHEREOF
have hereunto set my hand and
Official seal At Dover. this twenty.
a.. So third dsy OF July, in the vpar 81
our Lord one thousand nine hun
dred and twelve
CHARLES s. RICHARDS.
Secretary Of Stafa
iy21. iy21.ss.1o,17,24s1-s7,14.c1.es.o5.t7Ip 81.
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REGISTERS NOTICE


1 N CHANCERY. NEW CASTLE COUNTY
To the dcpositors and creditors Of tho
North American Bank and Trust Company.
Notice is hereby given mat T. Scott
Townsend, receiver of tho North American
Bank and Trust Company. has hled in tho
office Of the Register in Cnancery at VIII.
mington, q list Of the depositors OF said
company, with the amount due each of them
as shown by tho books Of said company
that the same may he examined by any party
having any interest therein; on By any
person having any claim against said com
pany that exceptions to said list Of de
positors and tho amount due each Of them
may be taken by any party having any
interest therein Or claim as aforesaid on or
before the first day Of October A. d. 1912;
that any person having in his or her pos
session one Of the Savings Ranks or Boxes
loaned 20 him or her by said The North
American Bank and Trust Company may re-.
turn the same 90 L. Scott Townsend Re
ceiver. on or before the sixteenth day Of
September A d. 1912. and that the per
sons who have said Savings Ranks or Boxes,
and who return the same shall be allowed
their claims as set forth In the list Of de.
positors filed with the Register In Chsn.
Gerry, and tho claims of those de-
postors who do not return said Saw.
ings Banks or Boxes shall be reduced
by the sum Of one dollar as provided in
tho agreement signed By the depositor
JOSEPH G. JOLLS.
Register I'm Chancpry
Wilmington. Delaware, August 1, 1919,
a2S-w.s-to Oct. I.
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TN OR SALE.
II 81 acres. Five acres Of hne oak, 10
acres meadow under cultivation, Groom
house Good barn. other buildings with
poultry house. fenced of. Silo. 200 pear
trees, IS acre grapes. 30 apple trees
is minutes drive 20 Clayton station
For quick sale. $500,
10 acres, ] mile south Of Cheswold. Del
6.room house. stable and other buildings. 30
apple trees, l2 pear and peach trees Is
acre grapes. Good poultry or truck farm
Price 81, 100. Mortgage for half can stand
az acres 6 acres wood. balance cleared
s-room b0use, barn. granery. wagon shea.
poultry and meat house; all new; 100 pear
tress, asparagus bed 2 10 miles 20 Middle
town. J mile 20 Mt Pleasant store, school
creamery. osnnery and church Price. $4,000
$4,000 can stand. hrst mortgage
10 acres. 80 acres cleared balance
wood. sroom house, large barn granery
wagon shed. poultry and meat house so
apple trees About $500 can stand a.,
mortgage. Price. S5,50O.
75 acres 40 acres cleared Balance
wood. 4room house. New barn. other
buildings 3 acres tomatoes. 20 acres corn
3-yesr-old mare and colt months old 8
young cows. hogs. wagon, plnwE har.
rows, cultivators, harness, etc. 5 10 miles
vest Of Clayton. fi,5oo mortgage can stand.
o. F. PARK.
No. to7 W. Ninth Street
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HAIR DRESSING.

MISS FRANCES MuLHERTN, FOR
vi merly az spa Market street. has re-
moved 70 S26 Market street Shampooiug
scalp treatment facial massage, eiectricat
treatment, manicuring; full line Of switches
and transformations also combings neatly
made up. d. A. phone 5656A- ml6-iy
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS

A n ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
"A EVENING JOURNAL Is AN
ADN DNhRIlSEMENT IN THE
LONE. THE EVENING JOURNAL,
EVERY DAY, THAN ANy oTEFe
DELLA WARE NFWsPtPFR
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RuGS. CARPETS. ETc.

NTFw RUGS WOVEN FKoa Old OAK
~ pets BY our iatest patent method OF
re-inforcing assures you OF tne best thar
can be had. Carpet cleaning . speciAlty.
TAPIB RUG MtG. CO, Inc.
Phone 1850. s22 iatnsn 81
i18-tf
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PERSONAL.

y would marry. Address X, Box 80,
league, Toledo, Ohio. sl4-1t.
ID EFORE You MARRY WRITE FOR THE
ID lateatfb book on matriiiony entitled How
Nate Hastsned the Wedding Sent free.
Address p. o. Boz 2tp, Wilmington. Del
iIO-tf
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FARM FOR SALE

Unusual opportunity 10 purchase one Of
the finest farms in this section. Farm is
located within ~ miles Of Wilmington IL
mile Of Iron Hin, 2 miles Of Newark and
IL miles Of Elkton. There are 1O3 acres.
IS acres under cultivation. 3 acres in pas.
ture and IS acres in woodland. room
frame dwelling, stable. Eranary, wagon and
chicken house, pig pen and other buildings;
all In good condition. This property can
be bought for $4,000. Terms easy.
FORD & REFS Ino.,
Delaware a Largest Farm Agency
si4-lt. Ford Building
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SECONDHAND CLOTHING.


- ENlLEMEN-fF YOU WANT THE
VI highest cash prices for your old clothes
a p a postal card 10 Kristoi's, No. 16 East
Frnnt street a1B-sm
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TALKING aiACHINES.
BEAUTY PARLORs.


MRS CARRIE WRIGHT. 1910 WASH
nj ington street Manicuring, electric
scalp treatment facial massage, hair dress
ing. shHmpooing, also singeing and clip
ping. Comhings neatly made up mi2-6m.
% & A. Phone. 1q54-L
ID UFFs. SWITCHES AND CURLs MADE
from your own combings. Facial mas.
sage d A. phone tsse-D. Madam NJ. A.
Sterling. 311 East 10th 81 a24-im
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RENT

FOR RENT
WEST SIDE
1119 Market ST., 12 rooms and bath
l4o3 Broome St., ! rooms and bath.
1900 ShallcroSs Ave, 10 rooms and bath
eO4st6-622 ". Sixth St, rooms and bath.
1901 and 1905 Shallcross Ave, rooms, bath.
223 Monroe ST. 9 rooms and bath.
1908 W. Fifth ST.. rooms and bath.
6o2 s. Franklin St. s rooms and bath.
225 CHESTNUT St.. rooms
1904 Beech ST. rooms.
nal Reed ST.. . rooms
1875 Logan St. rooms.
1878 Ford St, rooms
EAST SIDE.
sl9.s2l 2. Third ST., 10 rooms and bath.
4os F. Fifth St, 2 rooms and bath.
sos Sherman ST. rooms and bath.
bo8 New Castle Ave, rooms and bath.
26 and 8s y. 22nd ST., rooms
1905 Hutton ST., 8 rooms.
901 1-3.6-t8 3 ST.. rooms
STORES
722 Market street, two floors.
n. W. Cor Seventh and Lombard SITS
308 and 3o5 East Fifth street.
oos shipley street
a26 Market ST. third floor
Also, very beautiful suburban residence
az Hillcrest, having al city oonveniences.
viii rent TO desirable tenants.
Apply 10 Real Estate Department
TIE EQUITABLE GUARANTEE
AND TRUST COMPANY.
Ninth aud Shiplsy Streets.
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An Act proposing certain amendment. a
Article " Of the Constitution Of ,his
State, relating to the number OF Judges
constituting quorum IN the Superior
court the Court Of Geueral Sessions and
the Oourt OF oyer and Terminer, ths
button OF the business therein. respec.
tivelv -N'feN-
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II OR sALE-INDIAN MOTORCYCLE,
II four horsepower 1910 model Al con
dition. Apply No o27 Kirkwood street.
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NOTICES.

Anderson. sla-dt
N, AK NOTICE - COUNTY TAXPAYERS
take notice. per cent discount will
be allowed ON an county taxes for Che year
1912, during the month Of September Ohico
hours @ Co ~ "a m., and TO p. m. Tho
tax Office will be open from September 28 10
September 30 inclusive from @. No. TO Q
d. m continuously. 20 give taxpayers
chance TO take advantage of the rebate.
ROBERT NJ. BURNS,
g., Reraivpr ~ Taraa
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MANTEn nouseHOLD GOODS.


Wy ANrED-WE PAY HIGHEST DASH
w prices for all kinds Of second hand
furniture and stoves TO furnish hc"'es.
Drop postal win reach anywhere. N. Levin,
No. 223 King street a2s14t.
HI0HFsT SPOT CASH PAID FOR ALI
Ill kinds Of household goods laaac Q.
Hnines. Christiaua, Del Send postal, or
telephone 70, Newark, Del. mi7-u.
ID ERGER PAYS MORE THAN OTHER
ID dealers for your onice furniture and
household goods You re losing money II
You don't soil 70 him. A postal will brlng
our buyer there with the ready cash. Berger,
8rd & Shipley. ID. q A. phone 5i19-A. mi5-n
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EOR sALE-ALL KINDS OF KINDLING
II wood BY the load. Also hard Maple
wood for open Ere places Apply william
Nixon. No. 504 Bayard Avenue. d. & A.
phone, 5d75D. a23-1m.
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ID EAUTIFY YOUR HOME AND MAKE
ID your farms more valuable by planting
shade trees. Ornamental trees and shrub
berry California privct. fruit trees. etc.
Prvet hedges trimmed by experienced men.
Good territory at all times for statesmen OF
ability and character. Call. address or
phone. George 8. Mattingly, No. SIS Jack
son street. s14.2m.
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SANITARY WORKERS.

NJ h. kELTER
Nj SANITARY. oDoRIEss ExoAvATISe
once $. W. Cor Fourth snd West strssta
a2i.H
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AGENTS WANTED.


A NSWER THIS-BEST SIDE LINE
"A yet. New. Pays al expenses $500
per order. Two 20 fous orders "a day sure.
Pocket sample. Temby Jewelry Co., 2o05 s.
Michigan Ave-, Chicago. a8i.
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VACUUM CLEANER.

Il EFT Us DEMONSTRATE THE DOMEs.
IL tic. Jr., Vacuum Cleaner in your home.
Sells for $9.75. Sole selling agents for the
fRlchmond' Suction Cleaners. Prices, S35,
S45. sos and up. c. Avery o. D. COS Della.
ware avenue. D. A. Phone 4224-A VII.
mington. Del ml-tf.
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Notices 0pponune
HELP wANTED-MALE.

aN ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
n FNENTNG JOURNAL IS AN
ADNFRTISEMFNr IN T H Il
HOMr. THE EVENING JOURNAL
is READ IN MORE HOMES
FVFRY DAY THAN ANY OTHER
DELAW WARE NEWSPAPER.
Evening journal., 1912-09-14

< ALESMAN--TRAVEL or THE
- road visiting the dry goods trade 10
handle q manufacturer line Of laces. en-
broiderles and ladies' neckwcar novelties
either exclusively OF 10 connection with an.
other line Travelling expenses and com
mission will be paid on al goods sold State
your experience on the road. aud what ter.
titery you cover. J. N. Meyers s Co. asa
TO 43s Broadway, New York s14.1t
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MONEY TO LOAN

NJ ONEY TO LOAN ON MoRTGAaEs
M Vernon, No. 2i6 ". Ninth Street.
s2o-eodsiun.
NJ oNEY LOANED ON FIRST MORT.
NJ cages. o. q. GooDEN
3y2b-tts'tt No W. Ninth 81.
NJ ONEY TO LOAN on FIRST MORT.
vi cages, in amsDuts 10 sun j. !.
Monaghan, No. 4 West Sevsnth street
ass tim.
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~ ATHoLIC CORPORATION HAS OPEN
- ing for high grade mon In Delaware
Must be Catholic and furnish unquestoncd
references Specially, insurance or stock
talcamen, accustomed 20 earning over $50.
Can make permanent and profitable connec
tion. Can use local mon as well ns those
.bie "a orrnniae territory Advance artists
need not apply Address Treasurer Dept
es. Box 1901. Philadelphia, Pa. sia,2i ,2s.o5.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

~ CHOOL TEACHER WANTED FOR
- Diamond District, No. sa. Qualified TO
teach In Now Castle county Apply n j.
O'Non. MI Cuba. Del sli-dt
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ATAN wANTED-THE UNDERSIGNED
NI wants an honest ambitious man in each
rity and town where not already suhcienty
rcpresontod Previous experience unnoces
tary We viii teach you the business thor
unghly by mail and assist yon TO start IN busi-
hess for yourself as our local representative
Splendid opportunity for man without capi
Gal 60 get into big paying business Tor hlm
tslf aud become Independent for life The
National Co-Operative Realty Company C-NAi
Marden Bldg Washington. ID. G. 7,iii2i,2h.
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LICENSE APPLICATIONS.


NJ oT1CE-L MARGARET QUILL. THE
~ tenant and occupant Of the house
situated AZ the n. 4. Cor. Lancaster avenue
and Franklin streets. IN the Tenth ward,
In the city Of Wilmington, county Of New Cas-.
tle and state Of Delaware, ia compliance with
the requirements Of the Acts Of the General
Assembly in such case made and provided,
do hereby give notice thet ] shall appiy N,
writing 70 the Court Of General Sessions OF
the State Of Delaware. in and for New Cas-
tie county, on Monday, the 4th day Of No
vember A. d. 1912, being the next term Of
said court, Cor a license for said house as
an inn or tavern, for the sale therein Of in.
toxicating liquors in less quantities than one
quart, 70 be drunk on the premises, and the
following respectable citizens Of said ward
at least twelve Of whom are substantial
freeholders ot said ward recommend said
application, viz:
John b. Kruger. Bernard j. McVev
John j. hanley Thomas Flood
Eugene NJ sayers Edgar J. Weloh
Eugene pehan Edward g. Pollard
James J Doherty John Massey
August ". Krienen Michael Jovce
Patrick J. Brown Harry S. Hurlock
Patrick Lougheriy a. Chas. Frederick
Thomas Quinn Peter Finau
John T. keardpn James Finan
Patrick Lee Jos. A. Mahoney
Neal Mulvena Michael IT, Cannon
Msrtin r. Keough l. Lewis Chipman
Marshall P. Crawford
si4-st. MARGARET QUILL
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

L. OR SALE OR RFNT-SuBURBAN
II property about four miles from viii
mington, lovely view Of river. IL room
house. This will interest anyone who wants
80 buy or rent beautiful home ip the eoun.
Try Address for further information, p. o.
Box 545, Wilmington. Del. slim.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.


Wy ANTED--BOARDERS AND TABLE
w boarders Very reasonable. ID. & A.
phone, 3o54D. sl4'm'tslm
nOARDERs WANTED-ALSO TABLE
ID boarders at No. no Jefferson street
a2t-1m.
DOARDERs wANTED-No. aos WEST
ID street al0.lm
~ HE WlLAlNOION. l55 SOUTH lEN
i NESSEE AVENUE, FOhMERLf THE
LEMON, " Atlantic City, N. j. Boarding hy
dey or eesl. Terms reasonable. sirs. WM.
JEFFERS Propreuess. Coast phone, $50 II.
mo3.6m.
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NEW HOUSES, NOS. 1soi TO feti AND
~ 1927 Oak street. Papersd 10 suiti heat
and oil oonveniences Built ~ John b
Hesly Son. No. other Recommendation
necessary. af6.if.
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Nxr ANTFD-W1uTE MARRIED MAN TO
w work on farm. Apply AiDsIt D.
Woodward. near Centervilie sl4-ot
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w ANTED--A GOOD FARM HAND,
w must be able 90 milk. Apply James
sandcrson. Eismere, Del slo-o'.