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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-06

Sheriff Frank Niezgodsld, dem.
III: l.. 3. Duck. rep. 1s7.
Coroner: II. Holman. dem. 127:
=. =. Wagner. rep. 16S.
County surveyor. Henderson Nc
Clellan. dem. 1877; George II Les
lie, rep, 164.
County assessor; Roscoe TruaX
dem, 124; Martin Mochel. rep. 1914.
County commissioner, eastern dis
trict E. Beebe. dem, 127; l. $
Crull rep, 1874.
County commissioner, western dis
trict: J. ". Miller. dem, 121; NJ.
L. Brummit, rep. 165.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-06
Second Precinct.

Congressman: Barnhart, dem,
179; Hickey, rep. 1876.
State senator: HepIer, dem, 1853:
Anderson. rep, 141.
Representative: Gorski, dem, 1s1:
Goss. dem, 179; Segety. dem. 1875.
Barnard, rep. 1856; Byers, rep, 1879:
Hamilton, rep, 1873.
Judge circuit court: Jackson, dem,
IT'S; Funk, rep, 143.
Judge superior court: Montgom-
cry. dem, III; Oare, rep. 14O.
Prosecuting attorney: Schwartz,
dem, III; Pattee. rep. 139.
County clerk: Raab, dem, 161:
Warner. rep. 1874.
County auditor: Wolfe, dem, III;
Sedgwick, rep, 141.
County treasurer: Keller. dem,
202; Cole, rep, 131.
County recorder: Klysz, dem, 1873;
Swanson. rep, $50.
Sheriff: Niezgodski, dem, 141:
Duck. rep, III.
Coroner: Holman, dem, 172;
Wagner. rep, 143.
County surveyor: Mcclellan. dem
$50; Leslie, rep, 135.
County assessor: Truax, dem. 17s:
Mochel, rep, 136.
County commissioner. eastern dis
trict: Beebe, dem, 1873; Crull, rep,
IA
County commissioner, western dis
trict: Miller, dem. ia; Brummit,
rep, 1875.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-06
Fourth Precinct.

Congressman: Henry a. Barn
hart. dem. 236; Andrew ]. Hickey,
rep. 40.
state senator: G. Y. Hepler, dem,
.219: Edgar S. Anderson, rep, SO.
Representative NJ. Gorski. dem,
.246: Irving Goss. dem, $40; Louis
Segety. dem. PA; Arthur w. Barn
ard, rep. 40; c. B. Byers, rep. 80;
Francis NJ. Hamilton, rep. SO.
Judge circuit court: W. a. Funk,
rep. AZ.
Judge superior court: c. r. Mont
gomery. dem, 239; Lem J. Dare,
rep, 80.
Prosecuting attorney: Samuel P
Schwartz, dem, 237;.C. E. Pattee
rep, 43.
County clerk: George " Raab
dem. 241: Wilbur NJ. Warner. rep.
So.
County auditor: Arthur F Wolfe
dem, 24O; Clarence Sedgwick, rep.
SO.
County treasurer: Edward r Kel-
Ter. dem, 241: c. w. Cole. rep, SO
County recorder: Bert Klysz, dem.
246: John A. Swanson. rep. SO.
Sheriff. Frank Niezgodski dem.
PAS: L. 3. Duck. rep, 81.
Coroner: II. Herman, dem. 237,
E. P. Wagner, rep, 81.
County surveyor: Henderson Nc
Clellan, dem. 23e; George II. Leg
lie, rep, 80.
County assessor. Roscoe TruaX
dem, 237; Martin MOcheL rep, 81
County commissioner. eastern dis
trict: F. Beebe. dem. 239; L. s
Crull. rep, So.
County commissioner. western dis
trict: J. ". Miller, dem 237. NJ
L. Brummit, rep. IS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-06

County treasurer; Keller. dem
203: Cole. rep. o.
County recorder: Klysz. dem go
Swanson. rep, -.
Sheriff: Niezgodski. dem. go
Duck. rep. A..
Coroner: Holman dem 1S2
Wagner. rep, -.
County surveyor. Mcclellan. dem
$50: Leslie. rep. 43
County assessor: TruaN. dem, So
Mochel rep. -
County Commissioner. eastern dis
trict; Beebe, dem. $50. Cruu. rep.
80.
County commissioner. western dis
trict. Miller dem. Us; Brummit
rep. Il.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-06
Third Precinct.

Congressman: Barnhart, dem.
2O6; Hickey. rep, 220.
State senator. Hepler. dem. 1872:
Anderson. rep. 232.
Representative: Gorski, dem, 115,
Goss. dem. 1872: Segety, dem. rs
Barnard. rep. 246; Byers, rep 23S;
Hamilton. rep, PAP
Judge circuit court: Jackson. dem
1S1: Funk. rep. 240.
Judge superior court: MontgOm-
cry. dem, 2O3. Dare, rep. pa.
Prosecuting attorney: schwartz
dem. 1876: Pattee. rep. 90.
County clerk: Raab. dem. 1877
Warner. rep. 23S.
County auditor: Wolfe dem. 100,
Sedgwick, rep. 235.
County treasurer Keller. dem.
1877; COe. rep, 223.
County recorder. Klysz. dem lif.
Swanson, rep. 243.
Sheriff Niezgodski. dem. 1853.
Duck. rep. 25S.
Coroner: Holman DEM SO.
Wagner. rep 23s
County surveyor. Mcclellan. dem
.l94. Leslie. rep. 2Hl.
County assessor: TruaX. dem. I 80.
MOchel. rep. 221.
county commissioner. eastern dis
trict Beebe. dem. 18s. Crull rep
232.
County commissioner. western dis
trict: Miller dem. 1S4; Brummit
rep. 233.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-06
Second PRECINCT.

CONGRESSMAN: Barnhart dem,
100; Hickey, rep, 126.
State senator: Hepler. dem. "a;
Anderson. rep, 1873.
Representative: Gorski, dem, 90:
Goss. dem, 90; Segety, dem, 81.
Barnard, rep, 1874; Byers, rep 1875;
Hamilton, rep, 49,.
Judge circuit court Jackson, dem.
90; Funk, rep. 1877.
Judge superior court: Montgom-
cry dem. 81; Dare, rep, $50.
Prosecuting attorney: Schwartz,
dem, 9s; Pattee, rep, 128.
County clerk: Raab dem. 49,;
Warner. rep, 1877.
County auditor: Wolfe. dem, So;
Sedgwick. rep, 1876.
County treasurer: Keller, dem,
90; Cole, rep. 1870
County recorder: Klysz. dem, 81;
Swanson, rep, 13S.
Sheriff: Niezgodski, dem, IS:
Duck. rep. 40.
Coroner: Holman, dem, %; Wag-
ner. rep, 1873.
County surveyor: Mcclellan, dem,
SO: Leslie, rep, 1913.
County assessor: TruaX, dem, 81;
Mochel. rep, 13S.
County commissioner, eastern dis
trict. Beebe, dem, 90; Crull, rep,
1874
County commissioner. eastern dis
trict, Miller, dem, So; Brummitt.
rep, 14O.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-06
SIXTH WARD.
First Precinct.

Congressman: Henry A. Barn
hart. dem. 40; Andrew j Hickey.
rep. IS.
State senator: g. Y. Hepler. dem,
.135: Edgar \ Anderson. rep. %.
Representative NJ Gorski, dem.
ISL: Irving Goss, dem. 1873: Louis
.Segety. dem, al. Arthur W Barn
ard. rep. 20; C.. b. Byers. rep. "a;
Francis NJ - milton, rep. 1s.
Judge circuit court: +. NJ Jack
son. dem, 132; w A Funk. rep. 80.
Judge superior court. c. R. Mont
gomery. dem. 13s: Lem J. Oare,
rep. 20.
Prosecuting attorney: Samuel p
Schwartz. dem. 1872; c. r Pattee.
rep. 80.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-06
Third Precinct.

CONGRESSMAN: Barnhart, dem.
201: Hickey. rep. 163.
State senator; Hepler, dem, 1877;
Anderson. rep. 15S.
Representative: Gorski, dem, 17S:
Goss. dem, Ire; Segety. dem, 1873.
Barnard. rep. 10; Byers, rep, 1874;
Hamilton, 1872.
Judge circuit court. Jackson, dem.
166: Funk, rep. 1874.
Judge superior court: Montgom-
cry. dem, 203; Dare, rep, 1874.
Prosecuting attorney: Schwartz,
203: Pattee. rep, Isl.
County clerk: Raab, dem, 1872;
Warner, rep, les.
County auditor: Wolfe, dem, 100;
Sedgwick. rep, 161.
County treasurer: Keller, dem,
oil; Cole. rep. $50.
County recorder: Klysz, dem. 17S;
Swanson. rep, 172.
Sheriff: Niezgodski dem, 1875;
Duck. rep. 22s.
Coroner: Holman. dem, III;
Wagner. rep, 1874.
County surveyor: Mcclellan, dem.
1875; Leslie. rep, Isl.
County assessor: Truax, dem, IeO;
Mochel. rep, 100.
County commissioned. eastern dis
trict: Beebe, dem, 1s9; Crull. rep,
157.
County commissioner. western dis
trict: Miller. dem. 179: Brummitt
rep. 1872.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-06

Sedgwick. rep. 81
County treasurer: Keller. dem,
91; Cole. rep. %.
County recorder. Klysz. dem, so.
Swanson. rep, 81.
Sheriff Niezgodski. dem. So;
Duck. rep, 81
Coroner: Holman. dem. IS: wag-
ner. rep, 80.
County surveyor: Mcclellan, dem.
So. Leslie. rep. %.
County assessor: Truax. dem. 81;
MOchel, rep. 81.
County commissioner, eastern dis
trict: Beebe, dem. so; Crun. rep.
"a.
County commissioner. western dis
trict; Miller, dem, Sc. Brummit.
rep, 20
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-06
THIRD WARD.
First Precinct.

Congressman: Barnhart, dem.
107; Hickey, rep, 1874.
State senator: Hepler, dem. 101;
Anderson, rep, 1877.
Representative: Gorski. dem, %:
Goss. dem, "a; Segety, dem, 81.
Barnard, rep. 1875; Byers, rep. 1872;
Hamilton. rep, 1872.
Judge circuit court: Jackson dem.
So: Funk. rep, 2O9.
Judge superior court: Montgom-
cry, dem, 11s; Dare, rep, 176.
Prosecuting attorney: Schwartz,
dem, lis; Pattee, rep, III.
County clerk: Raab. dem. %;
Warner. rep. 1913.
County auditor: Wolfe, dem, 100;
Sedgwick, rep. 1sS.
County treasurer: Keller, DEM,
104: Cole. rep. 1876.
County recorder: Klysz, dem. rs;
Swanson. rep, PIP.
Sheriff: Niezgodski. dem. 80;
Duck, rep, 211.
Coroner: Holman, dem, 90; Wag-
ner rep. 1913.
County surveyor: Mcclellan, dem,
90; Leslie. rep, 1S6.
County assessor: Truax, dem, 90;
Mochel, rep, 1S6.
County commissioner. eastern dis
trict: Beebe. dem. 80; Crull, rep.
100.
County commissioner. western dis
trict: Miller. dem, 81; Brummitt,
rep, 1875.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-06
Third Precinct.

Congressman: Barnhart, dem. SIS;
Hickey. rep. p.
State senator: Hepler. dem. IS;
Anderson, rep. p.
Representative Gorski. dem. So:
Goss. dem. SIS: Segety, dem. "a.
Barnard. rep. %; Byers, rep, IS;
Hamilton, rep. 2S.
Judge circuit court: Jackson. dem,
-; Funk. rep, 81.
Judge superior court: MontsOm-
cry. dem, 81; Dare. rep, 25-
Prosecuting attorney: Schwartz
dem. IS. Pattee. rep. 30.
County clerk. Raab, dem. 90;
Warner. rep. "a.
County auditor: Wolfe, dem. So;
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-06
Fifth Precinct.

Congressman: Barnhart. dem.
255: Hickey rep, AZ
state senator: Hepler. dem, Isl
Anderson, rep, Al.
Representative: Gorski. dem, 267
Goss. dem, 1875; Segety dem. lsS
Barnard, rep, 40 Byers, rep Al
Hamilton. rep. -
Judge circuit court: Jackson. dem
III: Funk. rep. TO-.
Judge superior court. MOntgOm.
cry. dem. 1s3: Dare. rep. %.
Prosecuting attorney: Schwartz
dem. rs: Pattee. rep. 121
County clerk: Raab. dem. 1S4
Warner. rep. los.
County auditor; Wolfe. dem. 204
Sedgwick. rep, -.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-06
Third Precinct.

Congressman: Henry A. Barn
hart. dem, "a; Andrew J. Hickey,
rep, 80.
State senator: C. Y. Hepler, dem,
SO: Edgar S. Anderson. rep, "a
Representative NJ. Gorski, dem,
~: Irving Goss, dem, 2S: Louis
Segety. dem, p. Arthur w. Barn
ard. rep, 80; c. B. Byers. rep, SO;
Francis NJ. Hamilton, rep, SO.
Judge circuit court: F. NJ. Jack
son, dem, %: W. A. Funk, rep. 40.
Judge superior court: c r. Mont
gomery. dem, IS; Lem J. Dare,
rep. %.
Prosecuting attorney: Samuel P.
Schwartz, dem, So; c. E. Pattee,
rep, 2S.
County clerk: George NJ. Raab,
dem, 30; Wilbur VI. Warner, rep,
go.
County auditor: Arthur r Wolfe,
dem, 80; Clarence Sedgwick. rep.
.35.
County treasurer: Edward +. KEEL
Ter. dem, "a; c. W. Cole. rep. %.
County recorder: Bert Klysz, dem.
21: John A Swanson. rep, 40.
Sheriff Frank Niezgodski, dem.
rs: l. 3. Duck. rep. as.
Coroner: H Holman, dem, 81
z. p. Wagner, rep. IS.
County surveyor: Henderson Nc
Clellan, dem, 80; George H. Les
lie, rep. 80.
County assessor: Roscoe Truax
dem, 30; Martin MOchel. rep. SO.
County commissioner, eastern dis
trict: f Beebe, dem, 30; L. 5
Crull. rep, "a
County commissioner, western dis
trict: ]. ". Miller. dem. %; NJ. l.
Brurnmit. rep. 80.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-06
Iounh Precincf.

Congressman: Henry A Barn
hart, dem. 40; Andrew J. Hickey.
rep. 100.
State senator. g. Y. Hepler. dem,
I123: Edgar 5. Anderson. rep. ISL.
Representative: VI. Gorski, dem.
I127: Irving Goss, dem. 1928: Louis
Segety. dem. 12s. Arthur w. Barn
ard. rep. II: c. b. Byers. rep. 10:
Francis NJ Hamilton. rep. 16S.
Judge circuit court: F. VI. Jack
son. dem. 124; W. A. Funk, rep,
ESQ.
Judge superior court: c. r. Mont
gomery, dem, 13s; Lem J. Dare,
rep. 165.
Prosecuting attorney: Samuel P
Schwartz. dem, 155; c. Z. Pattee,
rep, 167.
County clerk: George n Raab.
dem. 1872. Wilbur w. Warner. rep,
1863.
County auditor: Arthur F. Wolfe,
dem, 134; Clarence Sedgwick. rep
lI65.
County treasurer Edward r. kel-
Ter, dem. l4l; c. ". Cole. rep. l60
County recorder: Bert Klysz. dem.
Ia. John \. Swanson. rep. IL.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-06

Congressman. Barnhart dem,
rs; Hickey. rep, 167-
State senator. Hepler. dem. III:
Anderson. rep. 169-
Representative Gorski. dem, l0l.
Goss. dem. 1o1: Seee.y. dem. tO5-
Barnard. rep 1SF. Byers. rep. 1885
HamOlton. rep. 1I9.
Judge circuit court. Jackson. dem.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-06
Fourth Precinct.

Congressman: Henry A. Barn
hart. dem. 157, Andrew J. Hickey
rep. 307.
state senator. O. y. Hepier. dem
.I52; Edgar 5. Anderson, rep. POS.
Representative. 81 Gorsid. dem
.13T, Irving Goss, dem. 49,. Louis
Segety. dem. 1873. Arthur W Barn
ard. rep. 223; O.. T. Byers. rep,
.226. Francis VI. Hamilton. yep. 222.
Judge circuit court. r. NJ Jack
son. dem, 145; ". A. Funk, rep.
PIG
Judge superior court: O. r. Mont
gomery, dem. $50, Lem J. Dare
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-06

CONTINUED OF PACE I'd
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1918-01-26
Notice to
New Castle County Taxables

The Board of Assessment of New Castle County
will sit to hear appeals and made additions and cor
rectons to the 1918 assessment, each secular day OF
the months of February and March, the hours
of 10 A. M. and II o'clock noon and P. NJ and
P. NJ. in the rural hundreds:
Feb LIST, Blackbird, Blackbird Hundred.
Feb. 4th, Townsend, Appquinimink Hundred
Feb. 5th, Middletown, St. Georges Hundred.
Feb. 9Th, Delaware City, Red Lion Hundred.
Feb. 9TH, Glasgow Pencader Hundred
Feb. 9Th, New Castle New Castle Hundred.
Feb. 18th, Newark, Mill Creek and White Clay
Creek Hundreds
Feb. 18th, Marshallton, Mill Creek and Christiana
Hundreds.
Feb. 18th, Hockessin, Mill Creek Hundred.
Feb. 18th, Centreville, Christiana Hundred.
Feb. 18th, Hollyoak, Brandywine Hundred
Saturdays, February I'd, 9th and 10th, the Board
will sit at their office in the County Building, Whining
ton, Delaware and every week day beginning Febru-
airy 18th and ending March 30th All appeals must be
made on forms furnished by the Board of Assessment
and filed with said Board before March 3d. 1918
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1918-01-26
PIG CLUB WORK GROWING

Despite lack of pigs in nearly every
State, the fiscal year that ended June
30, brought big increases in the member
ship of boys and girls pig clubs, with
consequent greater influences on meat
production, according to the animal re-
port Of the Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agrlcul-
ture.
Thirteen specialists in as many States
supervised the work of q. 6O3 mem ,ers,
a membership increase Of IS per cent.
This work was carried on in Alabama,
Arkansas. California, Georgia, Indiana,
Kentucky, Louisiana, Massachusetts,
Nebraska, North Carolina, Oklahoma,
Oregon, and Texas. The number Of
members reported showed an increase
of 148 per cent. and now is nearly 30, 900.
Financial aid by bankers helped large
ly to make the clubs successful. AS an
instance. bankers. in Arkansas last year
furnished purebred pigs to !, 800 to 2, 900
pig club members on 6 per cent interest
bearing notes. As the notes run from
II to Is months the pigs themselves will
pay for their cost.
That the pig cost is influencing
meat production is indicated by plans in
several States to have clubs send car
loads Of fat hogs for competition at
fairs or stock shows; after which they
are to be held to be marketed cooper
atively.
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1918-01-26

SHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF
writ of Lev. Fac. to me directed,
will be exposed to Public Sale at the
Delaware House, Hockessin. Mill
Creek Hundred, New Castle County,
Delaware.
ON WEDNESDAY,
THE 18TH DAY OF FEBRUARY 1918,
at 10 o'clock, a. m.
The following described real estate viz:
All those two certain parcels or tracts
of land with dwelling house, barn and
other buildings thereon erected situate
in the Hundred of Mill Creek. County
of New Castle and State of Delaware,
one of which is bounded as follows to
wit:
Beginning at a stone in a line of
George Springer's land and in the mid
die Of the Lime Stone Road; thence
north eighty-seven degrees and one
quarter east forty-four perches and
fve-tenths to a marked tree; thence
south six degrees east forty-three and
four tenths perches to q stone; thence
south eighty-five degees and q quarter
west sixteen perches and three-tenths
to stone; thence south six degrees and
one-quarter east one hundred and two
perches and five tenths to a stone in a
line of lands formerly of the heirs of
Samuel Lindsey, now of Joseph Mitchell
thence by said lands south eighty de-
grees west forty three perches and five
tenths to stone a corner of William
PENIS Manor; thence along said manor
line north five degrees and one-half
vest sixty-nine perches and seven
tenths to stone; thence north eighteen
degrees east forty perches to stone;
thence north twenty-seven and One-half
degrees east twenty-five and eight
tenths perches to stone in the middle
of the lime stone road; thence along
said road north forty-t three degrees and
one-half west twenty-eight perches and
five-tenths to the place of beginning.
Containing about thirty-four acres of
land more or less.
And the other tract beginning at point
in line of Joseph Mitchell's land.
thence north four degrees and one-half
west seventy-six perches and nine
tenths to post in line of John Nc
1ntire's land, thence by said land north
degrees and ten minutes
east fifty-eight pe:chss to a stone in a
line of land Of George Springer; thence
south five degrees and three-quarters
east ten perches and six-tenths to
stump corner of the first mentioned
tract; thence by the same south fifty
four degrees east thirty-two perches
and nine tenths south twenty-nine de- !
grees and ten minutes west sixteen
perches and south seventeen degrees !
and one-half west forty perches and
eight tenths to a stone corner of
Joseph Mitchell's land, thence by the
same north eighty-seven degrees and
west fifty-seven erches
and one-tenth to the place of beginning.
thirty three acres one rood,
and twenty-nine perches of land more
Or less.
Seized and taken In execution as the
of Ida NJ. Lewis, surviving
nortgagor of Ida NJ. Lewis and War
Ter S. Lewis, her husband, the said
Warner s. Lewis being now deceased,
md to be sold by
v. FRANCIS. Sheriff.
On. q, 1913. |.
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1918-01-26
TROUSERS FOR WOMEN

Will women 81 car trousers? That grim
question has long been holly debated.
Since the war trousers have become re-
alities to those women who are doing
mems work in order that they may be
released for fighting. In Paris, how
ever, trousers for women have more
than strictly utilitarian use.
The Paris correspondent Of Harper's
Bazaar writes in the January issue
more and more trousers are being worn
indoors instead of robes that cling and
cling and cling. Fashioned Of the rich
est of tissue are these trouser-frocks-
trousers of gorgeous metallic stuffs be-
low jackets Of soft velvet below coats
rich with embroideries, and exquisitely
filmy mousselines. In the salons Of
art Mhe Gauthier in the rue des Capu-
cines, there is a creation of putty-color-
ed velvet embroidered most decorative
ly with rose and blue thread-the square
Chinese coat falling ungirdler over en-
broidered velvet trousers of the straight
variety"
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1918-01-26

SHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF
awrit of Lev. Fac to me directed,
will be exposed to Public Sale at the
Court House. southeast corner of
Eleventh and King streets, City of
Wilmington. New Castle County, Del
aware,
ON SATURDAY
THE 9TH DAY OF FEBRUARY 1918
at 10 o'clock, a. m.
The following described real estate viz:
All that lot or piece of land with the
three-story brick dwelling thereon erect
ed known as No. 600 Broome street,
situate IN the City Of Wilmington,
County and State aforesaid, bounded
and described as follows. to WIT: Be-
ginning at the corner formed by the
intersection Of the easterly 81 lie of
Broome street with the northerly side
of Sixth street; thence easter!y along
the northerly side of Sixth street one
hundred and twelve feet eight inches to
a corner; thence northerly parallel with
Broome street eighteen feet to a cor
ner; thence westerly parallel with Sixth
street and passing through the middle
of the brick division wall between the
house on this lot and the one adjoining
on tine north one hundred and twelve
feet and eight inches to the easterly
side of Broome street; and thence
thereby southerly eighteen feet to the
place of beginning. Be the contents
thereof what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of jane Finan and Annie
Finan, his wife, N1ortgagors, and to be
sold by
Sheriff's Office. Wilmington, Del,
Jan. 81, 1918.
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1918-01-26
SHERlFF'S SALES

SALE-BY VIRTUE OF
q writ of Ais. Lev. Fac. to me direct
ed, will be exposed to Public Sale at
the Court House. southeast corner of
Eleventh and King streets, City of
Wilmington, New Castle County, Del
aware.
ON SATURDAY
THE 9TH DAY OF FEBRUARY 1918
at 10 o'clock, a. m.
The following described real estate viz:
Those two certain lots, pieces or par
GELS of land situate in the City OF Will
mington aforesaid aud bounded AMI des-
cribed as follows, to-wit:
No. /. Within the two two-story brick
dwelling houses thereon erected, begin
ming at the point formed by the inter-
section of the westerly side of Cedar
st eet with the northerly side of Wright
street; thence northwardiy along the
said westerly side of Cedar street twenty
four feet and four inches to a corner;
thence westwardly parallel with Wright
street and passing through the middle
of the party wall between the northerly
house on this lot and the house next
adjoining on the north sixty-seven
feet to q point in the easterly
side of certain three feet vide
alley extending parallel with Cedar
street and opening into Wright street;
'heuce southwardly along said side of
said alley twenty-four feet and four
inches to the aforesaid norther Y side of
Wright street and thence thereby east
Wardly sixty-seven feet to the place of
beginning, be the contents thereof with
in these bounds what they may. To-
gether with the uninterrupted right and
privilege to the use Of the aforesaid
three feet wide alley with othersentit!ed
thereto in common forever. Subject to
a pioportionate part of the costs and
charges Of keeping said alley in repair.
No. 2. With the three two-story brick
dwelling houses thereon erected. Be-
ginning at point in the westerly side
Of Cedar street at the distance Of thirty
six feet and six inches northwardly from
the northerly side of Wright street;
thence northwardly along the said west
erly side of Cedar street thirty-six feet
and six inches to a corner, thence west
wardly parallel with Wright street sew
enty feet to a corner; thence southwark
ly parallel with Cedar street twelve feet
and two inches to the head Of a certain
three feet wide alley extending parallel
with Cedar street and ope ing into
Wrightstreet; thence eastwardly across
the head of said three feet wide alley
three feet TO a corner; thence south
wardly along the easterly side of said
alley twenty-four feet and four inches
to corner; thence eastwardly parallel
with Wright street and passing through
the middle of the party wall between
the most southerly house on this lot and
the house next adjoining on the south
sixty-seven feet to the place Of begin
ming, be the contents thereof within
these bounds what they may. Togeth-
er with the undisputed right and privi-
lege to the use of the aforesaid three
feet wide alley with others entitled
thereto in common forever. Subject to
a proportionate part of the costs and
charges of keeping said alley in repair.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Minnie Bremen, mortgagor
and It.. and to be sold by
THEODORE w. FRANCIS. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Wilmington, Del,
Jan. 81, 1913.