Evening journal., 1914-02-26
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>AhN>~ ness horses. 70 head fo
Niiknskey and Jcaasmun no hcud from
Nail 'ald. a5 head country horses, an Tor
tho high dollar. $500 worth OF Gum Boots.
Rrlhcrs and Shoes. lot uf clothing. Lot
of Wagon HARNESS and nlanhets oi an
kinds Dot OF Barred Rock Chictcns. AZ
private taie ou third floor. two carloads dt
Wagons of ali kinds. goo scis ol Haft
moss of all kinds and Horses 40 an tit1es 81
prirnse sale. sale ever, saturday
T.. IS Public Sale at Kcneii square
Pa- rucsday March 3. l5o head Of
Horses and Cfnic at our stock yards.
feb2G-2t. SINCLAIR kLAfN.
ID UBLlC SALE-THKEE LARGE LOADS
i OF high grade Furniture and Rugs from
two west side houses. VIII De sold ga
SliDHAM q SONS AUCTION SlOEt
40. III rs. FOURTH ST.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20. 1914
Al % clock. y. ~.
Bedroom Furniture. BRASS Beds. Mattresses
pressers, chinonier. Library Furniture Par
lor Furniture massive Dningroom Suite ln
quurtered onk. entire suite cost s225; this
Is beauty; Couch, Library lnbics Pic
tures. Table Linen bedding of ala kinds.
Dishes. Davenport Firesido Rockers. Up
right Plano In mahogany case lCrownl with
banjo attachments. cost $3.50; several fine
and handsome rugs IN Administer. Wilton.
Velvet. Brussels aud Tapestry, and man.
other articles used in and about the house
the owners of the above goods have con-
signed them Co us TO be sold at this safe
Tor the high bid. Everything win posi-
lively be sold on this date. These goods
win be on exhibition and can be examined
on tie morning Of sale.
Sale Friday, February 81. 1914. ] o. clock.
T. M sharp sTIDHAN & son.
feh1a.25,26. Aucti0neers Co effect sale.
ID UBLIC SALE or A VERY DESIRABLE
Truck, Fruit and Chicken Farm.
s. RARE OPPORTUNITY
Sold on account of owner going soutn.
Wan sell ut public auction on the prem
ises on Kennel car line I IL miles west o.
Brandywine Springs also connected bg new
hare stone mncadam road. leading froiu
Bandy'rine Springs to Hockessin. one hall
milo west Of McCannon's Church. on
MONDAY. MARCH O. 1914
a. =. NJ.
Tract Of about 60 acres OF land. about 50
acres under q high state of cultivation. Rear
corner of about 10 acres, consists OF heavy
timber and abundance Of excellent build
ing stone ready for use. having an unde
valopod rar front of nearly half D mile thar
could easily DO transferred into desirable
and attrctrs building lots, with an natural
advantages.
7.room house. stable rranary. wagon shed.
long truck and chicken she'd two chicken
houses (gll these buildings newly remodelcd
and In good condition..
Var ous kinds of fruit including apple
orchard of 15 trees. ready TO come into
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diiion three.y year.od peach orchard. $50
trees in thrifty condition: % cherry trees
part large. bearing abundance Of good fruit
pear plum snd ounce trees. -rapcs, black
herrics. vine berries. Strawberries goose
berries and asparagus.
Within 3 miles Of Wilmington market
hard stone. macadam road an the way (fur
cariare viii connect you with any part OF
Che cfy1. This is splendid property that
must be sold.
The long needed connection Is about &c
matcriaiize between jordan's and Arm
et-onr's station. which viii make abutting
properties very valuable.
Owing 10 the laftness Of the season tkf
chances are that this property win be solf
undcr its real value II may prove to b
YOUR opportunity. Don't miss t. If yof
want an ideal truck and chicken farm. ioot
This one over.
Take iho Kenneii ear at the sprioes az.
Get OF a. Waucn's.
fel2Q ift. GEO W. WARREN
C. Is HlLES Aucilonesr