Valuable Real Estate and Public Notices Across Delaware
Old style notices advertise farms 140 acres, 100 acres standing timber, 32 dwellings, and mortgages for sale. Listings include the Farmer's Mutual Fire Insurance annual meeting, water rent notices, and a chancery sale of tracts near Newark and Glasgow with detailed parcel descriptions and executors names. Household property, bank elections, and property division rights accompany the notices.
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Newark
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James Hi
Thomas Mack
Robert M. Mack
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Fenelux
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Harry Warren
National Bank of Newark
Torins
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Tarry Warren
Ucveaseal
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Marry
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Chancery
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Trubtee
Real Estate and City Ordinance Amendments Reported
Real estate sale notice for the Bayard property in Wilmington listing lot size and access details. Also includes city ordinance amendments from December proceedings with changes to privy wells inspections and fines.
Forestallers Arrested Over Poultry Purchases In City
Two men and a woman were arrested after buying up turkeys and chickens to ship to Philadelphia beyond legal limits. Mrs Wier and her husband faced arraignment. she claimed purchases were for charity and employees. A third party bought about 300 pounds for export. Postponed to Wednesday night for witnesses.
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Philadelphia
Chester
John Wier
Market Street
Sixth Street
King
Hickey
Brown’s estate taxed twice in error claims a clerical correction
A letter to The Gazette clarifies that William Brown’s administrator paid school taxes twice, once with city and once with county taxes, totaling $2.50 too much. The writer says Brown was dead, not deaf, and that the misreport arose from a reporter’s error. Also included are brief items from hall proceedings and local incidents.
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Bprton
the Gazette
Council
William Brown
Talley
Brown
Fraim
Friendship's Hundred Seventh Birthday and Old Engine Company History
The item notes the Friendship Fire Company No 1 turning 107 and chronicles its origins in 1775 with a list of early members, the first president, and progress to its current Gould Amoskeag engine. It also previews local theatre by Alice Herndon and Miss Charlotte Thompson, plus concerts and operatic performances at Wilmington venues.
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Alice Herndon
Herndon
Charlotte Thompson
Wilmington
East Lynne
Gorman
Philadelphia Church Choir Opera Company
Barritone Tagiapietra
Opera
Preparatory School Holidays Excerpts and Gifts
The article recalls holiday exercises at private city schools with students presenting gifts to teachers and a program of readings and essays. Dr. Samuel W. Murphy receives a gold pencil and pen, Whittier and Tennyson works are given, and students receive plaques and Christmas cards amid general good cheer. Other schools held private events with fruit and nuts, ice cream, or gifts to poor children, closing until January 2.
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Rugby Academy
Os One Beach
Sigealee School
Frank . Carpenter
Bebo
Samuel W. Murphy
C.L. Ward
William H
John G. Whittier
J. D. Bush
J. Jackson Pierce
Pepiasaia
G. H. Murphy
Alfred Tennyson
G. Ileland Joovs
Dr Murphy
John G. Saxe
Mrr. Story
John G. E
Mr. Pierce
H. W. Longfellow
Morey
James Russell Lowell
R. H. Murphy
Urphy
Friends’ School
Fourth
West Streets
Miss Frazer
Market Street
Unitarian
Annie C. Crawford
O. B. Grant
Fountain House to Open as City’s First Colored Hotel Tonight
The Fountain House, the first hotel for Colored people licensed in the city, will open at 824 French Street tonight. Earlier this week, Fred Gaher, a brakeman on the Wilmington and Northern Railroad, suffered a severe hand crush between two cars. George W. Bush was elected president with John Green as vice president Edward F. Taylor as secretary and John W. Lawson as treasurer of the Home Loan Association.
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Fountain House
French Street
Fred Gaher
Wilmington and Nothero
George W. Bush
John Green
Edward F. Taylor
John W. Lawson
Home Loan Association
Nihilism Alarm in Russia and Baltic News
Telegraph notes alarm in St Petersburg over Nihilist activity and Russian army unrest. Bulgarian National Assembly opened by the Prince. British ship bombardment kills factory workers on Africa coast after native attack. Gambetta relapses with fever. Prince taken for questioning uncovers papers implicating a czar relative and a diplomat.
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St. Petersburg
Africa
Panis A Gambetta
Lions
Prince Rapeieis
Czar
New England's Largest Grocery Firm Not Going to Bust
Boston Dec 23 The sensational rumors of financial embarrassment at a leading New England grocery house have caused widespread interest. Mr Jordan dismisses the reports as groundless and unaccounted for, while two bankers close to the firm state there are no grounds for the panic.
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Sone Eesee
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Weat
South
Jordan
New York
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Weather Indications and Various City News
Weather reports from Washington and surrounding regions describe fair conditions in the Middle Atlantic and Ohio Valley with shifting winds and minor temperature changes. The rest of the items cover court cases in New York, public incidents, and a mail robbery confession, detailing individuals and locations such as Kings County Court of Sessions, Elm Street School, Tombs prison, Herr Most, Madison Square Garden, and Paul Rupl.
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