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Evening star., 1963-05-14
DAVID LAWRENCE

s When Senator John F.
Kennedy was campaigning
for the presidency in 1860,
critics said he was youthful
and impulsive. They now will
say the same thing as they
read that Mr.. Kennedy issued
a statement Sunday night Or
dering Federal troops to mo-
bilize in Alabama to deal
with future rioting or local
disturbances.
The President didn't think
this one through. In the case
Of the disputes with Gov.
Faubus at Little Rock, Ark,
in 1857 and Gov. Barnett at
oxford, Miss, in 1862, there
was at least an alleged basis
for the use Of Federal troops
"a supposed unwillingness
on the part of the local au-
thorities to obey a Federal
court order. But Mr.. Ken
nedy himself told his news
conference only last week
that no Federal statute was
involved in the controversy
at Birmingham, Ala. Nor
have there been any Federal
court orders whatsoever is
sued in this case.
Now the President is in the
position Of having neverthe-
less threatened the use Of
Federal military power to deal
with local disorders that may
arise. There is not the slight
est legal basis for the use Of
such power under the Con-
stitution unless requested by
the State government. No
statute grants such authority
to the Chief Executive under
the circumstances which have
been reported from Alabama.
For anyone in the Govern
ment to order the use Of
Federal troops or any part Of
the Air Force for any pur-
pose not sanctioned by the
statutes is in itself a penal
offense. A Federal law says:
Whoever, except in cases
and under circumstances ex-
preSsly authorized by the
Constitution or act Of Con-
gress, willfully uses any part
of the Army or the Air Force
as a posse comitatus or other
wise to execute the laws shall
be fined not more than $10,-
900 or imprisoned not more
than two years, or both"
The United States Code
Annotated" for 1868 contains
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N o T I C Ell

Notice is hereby given that
Letters Administration eta.
were In due form of law grant,
ed unto the undersigned, on the
oath day of July A. D. 1868,
and that all persons having
claims against the estate of
deceased must present the
same, duly attested, to the said
Stayton George Russell, Ad-
ministrator eta. of the estate
of Frederick L. Russell, on or
before the oath day Of April
1864, or abide the Act of AS
semb1y In such case made and
provided.
Stayton George Russell
Administrator eta.
Address:
Bridgeville, Del.
RID.
Woodrow w. Morgan
Register of Wills 8/2/3t
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate

/ will offer the following real
estate located on West Mark eft
Street, Greenwood, Delaware
known as the Will Adams property
in front of Greenwood Bank on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1858
2:3o o'clock
All those six CO. certain lots.
known as Lots z, 8, 9 and 10 in
Section and Lots and 8 in Sec
ton G, on plan of lots of Green
wood, Delaware, consisting of ap-
proXimately one acre more or less.
with improvements on one lot of a
two and one-half story dwelling
with eight rooms and bath. town
water and electric lights.
TERMS OF SALE: One third
down payment day of sale and re-
malndST within thirty days when a
good AND satisfactory deed shall he
delivered. Down payment shall he he
forfeited If terms are not Complied
with. Purchaser shall paw cost of
transfer Of deed and revenue
MRS. LINDA M. JOHNSON
Owner
John r. Hastings, Auctioneer
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PROPOSAL

SEALED PROPOSALS, in quad
duplicate, for furnishing and in
stalling the following groups of
Equipment in the Milford Junior
High School. Milford, Delaware, for
1.-THE Building Commission of Milford
Special School District, will be re-
lceived at the Office of the Superin-
ltendent. Lakeview Avenue School,
Milford, Delaware, until 1870 pm,
DIST, Thursday, August Is, 1868.
Group a. Art Department
Equipment
Group "B" Homemaking De-
partment Equipment
Group &c" Science Depart
ment Equipment
Drawings and specifications may
be obtained by interested bidders
at the Office of Whiteside, MoeckeI
& Carbonell, Registered Architects,
Bank of Delaware Building, Fifth
Floor, Wilmington, Delaware. Addi-
|tiOnal information as to bid re-
|quirements are included in the
specifications.
by Order OF
MILFORD SPECIAL SCHOOL DIS
TRICT
Chester T. Dickerson, Secretary
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will be protected. An addeibonus
is the control Of other insects,
especially the tarntshed plant bug
which can cut down on pod-set
by sucking sap from the blossom
stem. Wherever they do this the
pods fail to develop. Leaf feed
|ers such as the Mexican bean
beetle and the green c1overworm
also are killed by SEWN. DDT
can be used for the corn ear
worm, but II 1t Is, the vines cam
not be fed to livestock, whereas
SEWN sprayed vines can be used
for fodder.
Spraying soybeans usually
doesn't pay for itself. Il seems
that leaf feeders don't affect
yields Of soybeans as much as
they affect yields Of other beans.
If they feed heavily on the leaves
during the time the pods are
setting, however, there may be
a reduction In yield. One of the
best ways to avoid corn earworm
injury on soybeans is to plant
early SO that the pods are harden
ing and consequently less ap-
pettzing to the earworm when It
deserts the corn.
Our largest hornet Is on the
wing now. Il Is the cicada killer,
a large, handsome species with
a distinct black and yellow body.
These huge wasps dig holes in
lawns and then place one para1yz-
ed cicada In each hole. One egg
Is laid on each cicada and the
hole sealed up with soil. The egg
matches producing small maggot
which begins eating the para1yzed
cicada. AS 1t grows 1t keeps eat
Ing its victim, always avoiding the
vital organs SO that its "meal"
doesn't die and putrefy. During
the maggot's final days of growth
It consumes the remainder Of the
cicada and then emerges from
he soil as an adult wasp about
one year after the egg was laid.
The wasp then flies off In search
of a cicada which 1t paralyzes
With its sting. Then 1t places the
victim In another hole to start
he cycle over again. These wasps
seldom sting humans for
II you want to get rid
If them In your yard, dust the
loles with SEWN or DDT. This
Won't kill them Immediately, but
n a few hours the wasps will |
lie.
Milford chronicle., 1963-08-09
Treated Fabrics
R Refurd Fire

Clothing and other fabrics,
accidentally ignited, can cause
severe burns and dangerous
home fires. The first preventive
Is to see that matches and in
nammable liquids are properly
used. The second step is to treat
fabrics with name-resistant So
lutions to retard spreading, says
Frances Shoffner, Sussex Coun-
ty extension agent Of home eco
nomicS.
Many Of these solutions can
be made in the home. They can
be applied by dipping, sprink-
ling or spraying the fabric. Ma
terials treated in this manner
are not immune to fire; they
will char, but will not burst
into flame and cause extensive
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ruin. Fabrics which commonly
catch fire in the home include
upholstery, curtains, potholders,
aprons and cloth toys. You
should be especially careful with
any fabrics near a stove or fire
place.
The flame-retardant prepara-
tions cause a slight stiffening
Of the fabric, but do not change
color or feel. Do not use them
on fabrics that are harmed by
water. Home solutions will wash
out, and fabrics need to be re-
treated after each laundering.
For further information con-
tact Miss Shoffner at the County
Extension Office, Georgetown,
for the U.S.D.A. leaflet #454
"Making Household Fabrics
Flame Resistant.
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UUU-
NOTICE

y Sealed Bid for IS Band Uni
forms for Delaware State Col
lege, Dover. Delaware, will be re-
ceived by the General Business Of
flee, Delaware State College, Dow
er, Kent County, Delaware until
200 P. NJ, EST. Thursday, August
Is, 1863 and then publicly opened
and read aloud. The Instructions to
Bidders. Form of Bid, Plans, Speci-
fications may be secured at the a
hove office of the college. Each Bid
der must deposit with his bid Sc
curity in the amount of not less
than ten per cent Q0%o) of the Base
Bid in the form and subject to the
conditions provided in the Instruc-
tions to bidders Bids will be eff
fective for thirty (30) days after the
opening date and shall not be with
drawn within that limit.
DELAWARE STATE COLLEGE
Robert G. Oliver, Jr.
Business Manager
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N O T I G E i

Notice is hereby given that
Letters Testamentary were In
due form of law granted unto the
undersigned, on the 5th day of
August A. D. 1868, and that all
persons having claims against the
estate of the deceased must pre-
sent the same, duly attested, to
the said Doris Ann Millman, Ex-
ecutrix Of the estate of Helen
r. Donovan, on or before the 5th
day Of May 1864, or abide the
Act Of Assembly in such case
made and provided.
rts Ann Millman
Executrix
Lincoln, Del.
RID. /.
woodrow w. Morgan
Register of Wills 8/9/3t
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CONSTABLE'S SALE

Will be exposed to public vendue
on Saturday the 10th day of August
19 963. at IL O'Clock, in the morning,
al the residence of Taylor Products
Inc. Rehoboth Hwy, Milford, Del.
In Milford Hundred Kent County,
State of Delaware.
The following personal property,
viz: Is TT. Wolverine Boat, d.
1H7B, 80 h.p. Evinrude Lark mo-
tor, Ser. No. 1864 with complete
Master Craft Trailer, Lie.
No. T-2566, Ser No.
Seized and taken in execution as
the property of Ray Kenton and
Harvey Kenton, Milford, Del. and
will he sold for cash.
LEONARD ROLLISON, Constable
Houston, Delaware
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-OOO-
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
AIRPLANE INSURANCE

AIRPLANE INSURANCE
Sealed proposals for airplane in
slrance covering one plane which
is under the jurisdiction of the
State Police Division of the State
Highway Department, will be re-
.ceived by the State Highway De-
|partment of the State of Delaware
at the office of the Controller
(Room 103) in the Arden Building,
IL East North Street, Dover, Della
ware until 1000 A. NJ, E.D.S.T.,
on Monday, August IL, 1868 and
thereafter will be publicly opened.
The existing policy will be avail
able for perusal and study in the
office of the Controller The en-,
velope containing the bid proposal
must be clearly marked Proposal
for State Highway Department In
surance". The right is reserved to
reject any or all bids.
DELAWARE STATE HIGHWAY
DEPARTMENT
BY: N. Maxson Terry, Chairman
James ]. Deputy, Controller
7/29/63 S-2-2t
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our thanks
to neighbors, relatives and
friends for the cards, flowers and
many acts of kindness shown us
during the Illness and death of
our sister, Sallie B. Johnson.
Special thanks to the doctors and
nurses and to DR.. Carpenter for
his comforting words. Howard
Johnson and Lettie Argo. 8/9/ /1tp
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ADVERTISEMENT

Sealed, proposals will be received
by the Magnolia School Board, Dis
trict No. 30, until 700 PM, August
13. 1868, at the office of the Prin-
cipal, for site improvements involv-
ing grading and hot mixed paving
OF drives and parking areas.
Plans and specifications are "a
vailable at the Office of the Prin-
cipal, }. Ralph McIlvaine.
Charles F. Bryant
President School Board
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our friends
and relatives for cards, flowers
and visits during the loss of our
father-in-law, grandfather and
great grandfather, Samuel j.
Warren. Also many thanks to Rev.
Conrad Hamer for his comfort
ing words. ELAN, Norman and
Richard Warren and families.
8/9/1tp
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1858
1000 A. M.
AOIICELnI n 0norc

Gu. ft. Coldspot upright freezer
kenmore wringer washer, Caloric
gas range, G. E. refrigerator, Quick
Meal wood kitchen range, steel
cablnetS, kitchen tables, breakfast
set, pots, pans and dishes, electric
toaster and iron, Sunbeam mixer.
maple platform rocker and studio
couch, 3 pc. living room suite, Ma
JeStlc IL tn, Duo Therm oil burn
er, pc, bedroom suite, folding cot,
END tables, window fan, mirrors,
pictures, barbecue grill, GE upright
machine, foot stools, rocker and
STOOL chair set. library table, two
I9NlZ rugs, scatter rugs, child's crib.
wash stand. bamboo hall tree and
stand, plank bottom chairs. 2
cane hottom chairs, cane back
rocker, roll top child's desk and
Ichalr, blanket chest, 4 PC rocker
ana chair set (antique), several
WASH howl and pitcher sets, organ
stools, high hack rockers, mantle
CLOCKS, slant top desk, old glass
doof cupboard, oil lamps, comb box
and mirror, lots of old glassware
ana china, dough boards, stone
crooks, butter churn.
ARM MACHINERY AND TOOLS
OllIer 90 tractor, cultivators. Ia,
Two notion plOws, 10 spout grain
dfll, manure spreader, two-section
drag, G. double disc, rubber tired
wagon, horse drawn mower, walk
ing cuElNatorS and plows. dairy
TUBS, hot water heater, ice milk
cooler, milk cans, milk buckets. ro-
tafH lawn mower, rakes. hoes
ShoNelS, forks, platform scales
hahd saws, many other items too
numerous to mention, pile of
wood. u
REAL ESTATE
10 he offered at loo 2. NJ
Ihe farm consists of 100 acres
bb acres of cleared tillable land
more or less, remainder in wood.
ma with some saleable timber.
improvements consist of 7-room
dWeillng, running water and electri-
city. chicken house, COW harm
morse barn, corn crib, milk dairy
all IN fair condition.
TERMS OF SALE Personal
property Cash day of sale Real
a3 Estate ate 29E down payment day
0I sale and remainder within 30
DAYS when good and satisfactory
uetd snail be delivered If terms arr
not complied with, the down nav
intnt shall he forfeited. Taxes ad-
IuSted as of the day of sale. Trans
Ter ot deed and revenue stamne 81
cost of purchaser. a.
.,ohn O9H0 IHY !. STUART, Owner
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Sp euking OF Insects

Delaware produces more Lima
beans than any other state exceDi
California, yet the yield per
acre Is quite low In comparison
with other states. One reason for
this LIS the host Of insect problems
that affect lima beans. The q
same problems also plague the
growers Of snap beans and soy
beans.
One Of the most important in
sect pests of the ffbeans" Is the
corn earworm, also known as the
tomato fruitworm. This is the
insect commonly found In the
ears Of sweet corn, from which
1t gets one of its names. AS
corn ripens and dries the ear
worm seeks more succulent
plants and the most abundant
ones In Delaware during late
summer and early fall are the
various beans. The worms bite
the pods and often crawl inside
to feed on the bean itself. Early
paintings Of beans often escape
this damage because the ear
worm Is still In the corn.
Unfortunately, most Lima bean
growers can't plant their beans
until after they harvest their
crops Of peas. AS a result the
Lima beans are Just reaching their
most attractive stage when the
corn plant Is losing its appeal
to the earworm. Not only does
this pest cut down on produc-
ton, but It also may end up
being canned or frozen along with
the beans. Gamers and pro-
csssors become greatly concern
ed over this, and they spare no
effort to keep the sbugs" out Of
the beans.
Our Light trap records and
field observations indicate that
this Is going to be a bad year
for corn earworms; bad, that Is,
from our point Of view not
the earworm's. The first moths
of this species appeared I'm the
state earlier than usual (they mi
CRATE up from the south each
year,, and the number Of ear
worms In various crops is high
or than usual. We even are find
ing large numbers Of them in
alfalfa this year.
To protect the beans, most
growers rely on SEWN. II II Is
applied during the time the buds
are setting fruit and again about
one week before harvest the PODS
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sin
cere thanks for the cards and
many other hndnesses shown
us by friends, neighbors and
relatives, during the Illness and
death Of Mrs. Mary E. Werst.
Our special thanks to DR.. r. H,
Beckert and Rev. Muriel Smith
for their help and comfort. John,
Esther and Robert Lyons. 8/9/ 1T
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SATURDAY, AUGUST "a, 1868
10 A. M. SHARP
Rain or Shine
ANTIOIIES

Cut glass of Q complete sets of
wine glasses, set of Sherbert glass
es, set water glasses, and 80 odd
pieces of cut glass along with a cut
glass punch bowl with cups; China
of 3 Haviland egg cups and 1 odd
cup, many Lenioges plates, cups
and saucers, IL champagne glas
some with hollow stems, cut
glass decanters, 2 blue decanters
with shoppers, silver and copper
bras, wine buckets, ice tongs, ciga-
rette holders, many plates and
trays along with sterling knives,
forks and spoons, also many sterl-
ing odd pieces; marble bust, tables,
and odd pieces; many copper and
bronze pieces of clocks, trays and
ornaments; round dining room
with glass cover, large and small
buffets, serving tables, leather
covered side and arm chairs,
china and glass cabinets, 8 mirrors,
large sofa, chinese tables, end
tables, brass stool, fire place bench,
chairs, arm chairs and overstuffed
chairs, chiffonrobe, clothes tree,
mahogany bedroom suite and
maple bedroom suites, many odd
chairs of wicker, caned and iron,
bronze and marble table, iron and
marble tables, pool table, radio, re-
frigerator, freezer, stove, pots, pans
and assorted kitchen utensils and
many other articles too numerous
to mention.
The above is only a portion of
the valuable contents of this large
home. The quality and condition of
these furnishings is impossible to
describe, so plan to attend this out
standing sale.
FARM MACHINERY o.
International m" tractor, Inter-
national 'H'' tractor, 2-row culti-
vators. III. bottom 14'' plows, 8
bottom plow packer, 10 offset disk,
LII. 9 disk, TO- cultipacker, roll
25' elevator, 4 bar. side rake, Clark
sprayer cpt. with trailer, Horn
loader, LII. 16 spout drill, bale
loader, tractor bench saw, 25y.
mower, rotary mower, feed wagon.
IRRIGATION Equipment
Hale C.FLR. trailer mounted
pump with 90 suction pipe, Strain
er and couplings, 81 lengths of 3'x
2e' pipe, As lengths of 4'x20' pipe.
81 lengths 5"xS0' pipe, 80 lengths
OF 5"X2O pipe, all pipe complete
ducers, risers, sprinklers and plugs,
8 number 80 sprinklers and other
misc, accessories to make this a
complete system
MISCELLANEOUS
1941 Dodge truck with wench.
GravSy garden tractor with all at
tachfients, Cushman scooter, COM
plete material to construct a 20'x
100 green house including the boil
er, 2 wheel trailer, feed wagon, 40
telephone poles, double dog
houses complete with heat and
lights, boat, electric motors, anvil.
vice, grinders, large portable COM
oressor, complete spray painting
outfit, ban saw, lathe, marble :
benches, stake body, lot shutters.
hand mowers, wire and posts,
many hand shop tools, shoyels,
forks and many other articles too ,
numerous to mention. :
TERMS: Cash Day of Sale.
Lunch will be served.
Owner
w. DONALD THOMPSON :,
Choptank & Churchtown Rds. :,
Middletown, Delaware
Auctioneer: Crawford j. Carroll
Dover, Delaware
Phone 734-584S 2-9-2tn
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CONSTABLE'S SALE

Will be. exposed to public vendue
on Saturday the 10th day of August
1868, at 2 O'Clock, in the afternoon,
at the residence of Richard Hab-
erie Slaughter Beach. In Cedar
Creek Hundred Sussex County.
State of Delaware.
The following personal property,
viz: 1 House Trailer
Seized and taken in execution as
the property of Curtis A. Musser,
Newark, Del. and will he sold for
cash.
LEONARD RoLLIsoN, Constable
Houston, Delaware
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kindergarten Registration
At
Eredaric2 School


kindergarten registration will
be held the week of August 12-
Is inclusive at the office of the
principal between the hours Of
9 am. and l pm. daily. Any
child who shall have attained the
age of five (5) before October 1,
1868 or children whose sixth
(6) birthday falls between October
!, 1868 and December 80, 1868
will be accepted. The cost will be
$500 per month, payable In adj
vance. Transportation will be the
responsibility of each individual.
m event of overcrowding, chill
dren will be admitted according
to their birthday. 7/2e/ /st
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" o T I c Ell

N y Y Z
Sealed bids for the demolition
of the house located at corner
of NV. Front st. and Maple
Ave., Milford, Delaware will be
received by the Office of the
City Manager for the Mayor and
City Council until 1880 pm.
DST), Tuesday, August IS, 1868.
Detailed Information available
at the Office Of the City Manager
City Hall. s/s/1t
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PUBLIC AUCTION
Household Furnishings

The following Furniture, Access
cries, some Antiques, and Appli-
ances of the Estate of Mrs. 0. H.
Davis, Main Street, Frankford,
Delaware, will be sold on
SATURDAY, AUGUST IL, 1868
1890 P. M.
Rain date August "a
FURNITURE
Rose damask 3-cushion sofa,
Victorian arm chair tapestry COW
ered), Club chair lime chenille
and matching ottoman, mahogany
kneenole desk, antique French
chair Crane only), several Victor
ian side chairs, dining room furni-
ture, crude antique desk, Victorian
mode-table type (1S7O), 4 Kennedy
porch rockers, Ape. walnut veneer
bedroom set, other bedroom sets in
cluding l brass bed, upright piano,
wool rugs q 9X12 and 2 = 8x10),
assorted chairs, tables and occas-
iOnal pieces.
ACCESSORIES
Mirrors, Victorian pictures QS50
to 1880, oil lamps, antique pitcher
set with bowl, antique bric-a-bra
assorted silver plated flatware, 1
complete set of dishes, service for
IL, assorted glassware, dishes, kit
chen utensils, lamps, rugs, tools,
hardware.
APPLIANCES
Roper 4-burner gas stove, Frigi-
daire full width freezer, oil burn
ers, Toastmaster, Sunbeam iron,
electric mixer, Maytag washer.
TERMS: Cash.
CATHERINE D. RICHARDS
GRACE D. BEEN
Administrators
-Auctioneers: Baker e. Hudson
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CARD OF THANKS

CAhD OF THANKS
I wish to thank my friends and
relatives for the cards, flowers
and gifts sent to me during my
stay In the Milford Hospital; also
a special thanks to DR.. James
and the nurses for their kind
nesses. Mrs. Flora Baker.
8/e/1t
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I1lSI oCIlOOI
SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1868
at 1o:3o A. Nj.
4 gas ranges, electric range, 2
dinette sets, dining room set, kit
chen cabinets, sinks. electric hot
water heater. two televisions, por-
celain tubs, oak tables, lot kitchen
ware and dishes, sewing machine
table, so wood chairs, Is office
desks, 60 lockers, $50 student desks,
100 cafeteria chairs, 2 metal ward
robe cabinets, assorted tables, 10
swivel chairs, 80 posture chairs, 80
tipping tables, assorted cabinets and
shelves, keg nails, lab tables. 3
steel cabinets, l automatic washing
machine, 1850 Ford Sedan. 1913 In
ternational truck. and other items.
TERMS: Cash.
Owner: HARRINGTON SPECIAL
SCHOOL DISTRICT
Auctioneer: George Simpson
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N o r I C F |

will not be responsible for
any bills unless contracted by
myself. Harris Bunting, Sr.
8/9/ptp
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PUBLIC AUCTION
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate
Personal Property

l will offer the following Personal
Property of the late Clarence Min
ner. located " miles on the FELTON,
back road, northwest of Harring-
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate

Due to ill health, we will offer
for sale the following Real Estate,
on
SATURDAY, AUGUST IL, 1868
1 O'Clock Sharp
A beautiful year-round home sit
uated on the bank of the Rehoboth
& Lewes Canal Going into Reho-
both, turn left at the edge of the
canal, coming street past MED.
storage tanks. This is a well-kept
place with three, bedrooms, bath,
living room with beautiful hard
wood floors, dining room, kitchen
and utility room. 1t has forced hot
air heat and one of the best wells
of water in the area. 1t has a beau
tiful 9X26' screened porch over
looking the canal. 1t is a quiet To-
cation with plenty of shade. There
is also a nice 14'X25' garage and
other necessary outbuildings. This
home is built on Government land
which is leased for $50 a year. The
lease is transferable same as deed.
TERMS: 2O% day of sale, balance
in 80 days.
MARSHALL 3. WOOD
HESTER A. WOOD
Owners
Burt Willis, Auctioneer
Open for inspection.
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