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Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-02-07

~ ground hos went back into his
y and IS showed III.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-02-07

IN. Hill is home from a business
4. h Wellsville.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-02-07

a.. W. N. Treloar was in st. Louis
bssh week ON business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-02-07

: 4 a. Bruce is home from a success
4 B1sjness Zip 10 Texas.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-02-07

o.ruty Court is having a busy week
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-02-07

]. ~ /. N. Basket is sick with la
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-02-07

q. 10 Wallace Johnson and wife.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-08-17

T he date for the Democratic county
convention to put in nomination coun-
ty ticket will be held In Bowling Green
on Tuesday, September 10. At the con-
.vention held on Saturday last the fol-
lowing delegates wero chosen to the
state convention,
j. w. Canary, Ashel Sanglier, S. w.
Nigh, S. p. Harrison, j. w. Cole,
Lewis Williamson, Thomas Mawer. f..
NJ Baker, H. II. Pruning.
Alternates: f. w. Heald, f. e. Whit
ker, Joe Wood, Frank Taylor, j. G.
Lance, Jesse Hager, G. E, Hunter, Ad-
am Leydorf, Jos. Gottschalk.
The following delegates and alter
mates wore chosen to represent the
county at the senatorial convention:
Delegates-O. IL. Jones, Peter Lam
ey, II. V. Meeker, j. 7. Roller, Cassius
Gibson, Jesse Hager, James Baker,
E. H. Westenhaver, Frank Taylor, s..
w. Nigh, B. l.. Peters, FL. Fl. McClar-
en-, G. H. Riley, Nathan Hatfield,
James PEBBLES, o. A. Diver, j. II.
Stephens, Daniel Mears, ST., Thomas
Shinew, William Conkey, Capt Nell
sou, Geo. Dewese, S. G. Oswald, j. w.
Canary, d. r. Jones, Chris Lehman,
w. H. McLyman, Frank Kabig, j E.
Shatzel, j. S, Hoyman, Ii. H. Brun-
ing, Paul Greaulich, Fred Sampson,
Lewis Geldin, Joe Gotschalk, Timo-
thy Hays, G. A. Huffman, John Ault,
John O'Leary, Albert Ayers, r.. B.
Andrus, Charley Cook, 'Chomas Nav
err, J. V. Schwind, Albert Foote, G. M.
Brown, H. H. Dodge.
Alternates-I. G. Gribbin, H. c.
Strow, Jacob Stearns, Chas Woodford
Robert Mawer, John Ray, S. S. Fox
A. w. Adams, ]. w. Elliott, jacob
Katzenmyer, o. M. Bowman, Vince
Fisher, Frank Goldner, A. S. Brown,
John Miller, o. N Bryant, G. c. Shef
fer, Edward Murphy, w. A. Esterly
B. w. Mercer, Fl. w. Leedy, L. S
Baker, j. A. Holmes, Carl Smith
John TroXel, D. G. Van Worries, j. H
Crane, Joe Ralston, d. r. Brown, G
r. Gerding, John Fark, Fred Roll
James Rogers, William Walker, Jacot
Sauter, Phil Wetzel, John Cranker, j
NJ. Brown, H. D. Grove, Denni:
O'Leary, j. S. Myers, VIM. Mawer
Jacob Volmer, VIM. Cooley, G. r
Shearer, j. d. Anderson, f. A. Bald
win,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-08-17

Some of the Toledo papers and the
Sentinel seem to be somewhat agitated
over the factt hat the JOURNAL announ-
ces lis determination to support Mr..
1iin for senator in the event of his
nomination, which seems TO be almost
= settled fact. We regret that we
may be the cause of uneasiness TO these
Journals, and also that we cannot sec
all the real fine points that these pa
pers urge against his nomination. 1t
is no more strange that he should
want an Office with 5000 salary at
tached thereto, than it is that the nu-
merous other aspirants should be will
ing to accept the same. II he voted
for the pipe line bill it is no more than
would have been done by any other
Lucas county man, and If The same
bill had been as beneficial to Wood
county. IA Wood county Representative
would have worked for its passage Just
as much as Griffin or any other Rep
resentative did, If he had been work.
ing for his connty's interest. We do
not, and never have, very thoroughly
appreciated the fight that has been on
between the different factions OF Re-
publicans OF Toledo, and are unable
to see any great difference in the style
OF Toledo politicians. Our expert
ence with the "other side" in Toledo
has been such that we see but little ditli-
renee in the quality or methods OF
5Aeir politics ana the district would be
as well served by Griffin as any other
Toledo politician.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-08-17
Odd Fellows TeInpIe.

The Odd Fellows of Fort Meigs
lodge of this place, have jnst closed a
deal in which they purchased the prop
erty formerly occupied by Fred Yea
gers dry goods store. 1t is the inten-
tion of the lodge to build fine two
story brick block with double store
room on lower floor, while the second
story will be fitted up and occupied as a
temple for the lodge. The price of the
lot was 5000, and the building will be a
great ornament TO the village. The
odd Fellows are to be congratulated
upon their enterprise and success.
Conrad Kohl was in Bowling Green
this week attending TO the business for
the lodge,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-08-17

Comm ssioner Kn2sbury is kept very
busy these days. and is constantly on
lhe moyp. As vet tho new board of
Commissioners and the Commission
have taken no decisive steps regarding
the court house contracts, but have APP
pointed committee consisting Of
Bellies, Kingsbury and Baldwin who
are in correspondence with the archi-
tects and cndeUyoripg to arrive at
some conclusion regarding the best
manner Of settling tho difficulties that
have arisen, and from our knowledge
OF Mr. Kingsbu,y's character and dis
possion, we are satisfied that he will use
every endeayor TO arrange an amicable
settlement OF all differences.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-08-17
NOTES.

The county secretary will have full
set of the o. L. r.. G. books for 1896 at
the annual institute, and will be able
to give information concerning the
same to the teachers.
All teachers who wish room and
board during the institute, will be pro-
vided if they will notify the chairman
of the executive committee, ID. A. Hay
lor. So many prefer TO find places for
themselves that the committee will un-
dcrtake to find places only for those so
requesting.
Another of the special features of
this institute will be the evening lee.
lures, the round table sessions and the
annual social.
Remember that August 1923 and 26-
80 are the dates for the annual insti-
tute
Tacoma and the Great Northwest, y
David Livingstone" "Man's Trinity
of Power,n "Humor in the School
room,'' are some of the subjects for the
evening lectures during the institute.
Mrs. Rose Carothers will speak upor
''The Importance of physiological lem
perance Instruction in the Schools,
August 2S or 20 The discussion o
this subject is asked by the w. G. T
U. of Wood county, and was cheerfully
granted by the officers.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-08-17
TEACHERS INSTITUTE
VIII Open In Bowling Greon, Monday,
August 10Th.

august lbIns
The annual institute OF the Wood |
County Teachers association begins at
the Central school building, Bowling
Green, Monday, August 10, and con-
tinues two weeks.
The executive committee has
worked to make this tho most success
full institute eyer held, as the pro-
gram indicates
Margaret Switzerland, principal Of
of Columbus normal school, and DR.. S.
Burns, OF Canton, have been engaged
for the first week. They are educa-
tors OF national reputation. Come the
first week to hear them.
G. S. Coler, of Sandusky, and Clara
G.. Lagg, will have charge of instruc-
tons the second week. Miss Lagg
will instruct in grammar, language,
reading, literature and school man
agement.
Prof. Coler will instruct in psychol-
ogy and arithmetic. He is known as
an able and earnest educator.
The teachers who make practice OF
coming TO the institute the second
week only will miss rare treat. For
several years the executive committee
have tried to secure Margaret Suther-
lands services, but were unable to do
so. They were successful this time
simply because she was engaged year
ago. Her engagement for institute
work are made more than q year in ad-
vance.
The reputation for real enthusiasm,
for living interest and for quiet atten-
ton of Wood county teachers is known
throughout the state, and it helped
the committee to secure Burns and
Sutherland, Coler and Lagg.
Several special features will be intro
duced in the coming institute, one OF
the most important o. which will be a
directors day. Prominent school di-
rectors of Wood county will talk on
subjects of interest to directors, par
ents and teachers.
Miss Reveleys success in last years
institute was so marked that the ex-
ecutive committee asked her return.
Work in other places prevented her
but Margaret Sutherland and Clara G..
Lagg were secured. Thus the work of
instructing in the institute is divided
equally between the men and the
women.
Attention, teachers! Every teacher
of Wood county who has completed the
required reading of o, T. r. G. for "a
95, or for 1894 and has not received q
certificate for the same will do so at the
annual institute by making application
to d. A. Haylor, the county secretary
The Board OF Control of o. It. r. G.
adopted the following books for the
year 1896:
l. Pedagogy-McMurry's Genera
Method.
II. ure-Shakespeare's Henry
"; Lord Bacon's Essays, Civil ant
Moral; Riyerby, by John Burroughs.
, Ill. History Gordy's The Histor.
of Political Parties in the Unite,
States: Webster's Grafton on Adam
and Jefferson; The Weeks Current, o
Current History.
". Science-Gray's How Plant
! Grow Ito be completely.
, nmended-Report of the Com
+ mittee OF Fifteen; Tomplins. The Phil
oaophy of Teaching; The Schoolmaste
IN Literature.
J ID. y. HAYLOR, Sec. Wood County
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-08-17
Free Pals.

Send your address to II. E. Bucklen
g. Co., Chicago, and get a free sample
box of DIR. Kings New Life Pills. A
trial will convince you of their merits.
These pills are easy in action and are
particularly effective in the cure of Con-
stipation and Sick Headache. For Ma
laria and Liver troubles they have been
proved Invaluable. They are guaran-
teed to be perfectly free from every del
eterous substance and to be purely
vegetable. They do not weaken by their
action, but by giving tone to stomach
and bowels greatly invigorate the sys-
tenn. Regular size 25c per box. Sold
by A. r. Champney, Druggist.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-08-17

II is again reported that the L. &.
NJ. V. electric railway will be extended
TO B. G. and that the right of way has
ali been securei for that purpose. Two
different ro ltes are talked of, but it is
not yet determined which will be used.
One route is through Waterylle and
Haskins, while the other is direct from
Perrysburg to b. G. along the old Find
lay plank road. The latter route would
be the mostdirect, and greatly decrease
the time between Toledo and the hub of
Wood cluntY.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-08-17
New Court Cases.

Charles H Wlllford ct al, VS. Casa NJ
Willford ct al, partition. James y
Beverstock.
Application to probate will of Joseph
Hollington.
Mary Fl VanBlarcum VS. McCIelland
r Smith ct al, injunction, to quiet title
and for equitable relief. w FL McEl-
wane.
Austin VanBlarcum VS. McClelland r
Smith ct e., injunction, to quiet title
and for equitable relief. w Fl McEl-
wane.
q Frank A Baldwin admr, VS. james e
Kerr, appeal. Baldwin & Harrington.
q G Myers VS. Mary Bowers. foreclos'
ure. Shelter and Lehman.
The State of Ohio VS. Benjamin FIRE.
lie, bastardy.
Transfers.
w r McCutchen to ] d ConKlin, LOT
Weston, $35.
w B Bryant to A M Frederick, lot
Jerry City, 200.
e M Warner to e FL Martin, ~ acres
river tract II, 5000.
Gilbert Moss to Moses Fenberg, lot
Cygnet, $50.
Bryant nelrs 10 Atao9lia Cupp' loi
Freeport, 125.
VIM A Sargent to Newenberger, 2!
acres Montgomery, $50.
CA Browning to John w Suit, 4;
acres Lake, 1900.
w H Palmer to Mary r Slocum, lot
Freeport, 2400.
CM Armstrong to Sarah Culver, o.
acres Plain, l.
GH PRESCOTT to e Cole, lot Cygnet,
600.
State of Ohio to Jacob Gundy, 81
acres Plain, 100.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-08-17

L. B. FRAZER OF this place, who
was dominated for Surveyor at the con-
vention last week, is a thorough mas
ter of his profession in every detail
and Will make Wood county surveyor
that will give universal satisfaction to
all classes OF people who work under him
on bitches, etc. No mistake was made
in his nominatiou.-We Weston Herald.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-08-17
n Great Book.

1t would take sixteen of the Ohio Cen
tral Lines Thousand Mile Tickets to go
once over the lines represented. That
is, 10000 miles of Transportation lines
is covered on the book. Since the la
test additions 1t covers pretty nearly
everywhere 22b
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-08-17

Deshler Flag publishes sketch of
Henry county's Republican Senatorial
candidate, John Vogt, the sketch being
illustrated with Il cut of the candidate.
Henry county will make special effort
to secure the nomination of Mr.. Vogt
and his chances for being one OF the
nominees is remarkably good.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-08-17
Detroit ExcursIon.

Via G. H. 81 d., and steamer Idlewild
Sunday, August 20, under the auspices
of the l.. o. T. M. of Bowling Green.
An excellent band will accompany this
excursion. About four hours will be
given the excursionists at Detroit.
Train leaves Perrysburg at S:12 a. m.
Fare rs cents, Il. M. Franey, Agent
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-08-17

Coroner Thomas is still engaged in
official investigation of the Dienst pois-
oning case. The stomach of the dead
woman was taken to Toledo for exam
inltion and poison found therein
in sufficient quantities to war;
rant further Investigation. 1t is un-
darstood there is new evidence being
brought to light, which may lead to
very interesting developments.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-08-17

Frsd Brand of Haskins, was in Per-
rysburg on Wednesday, Fred is a
candidate for Commissioner as all our
readers know, and is one of the most
worthy and competent men in the
county for that important office.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-08-17
DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.


Jacob 5. Engle and Grace Crate.
Ira A. Phillips and Hattie Wells.
John Donaldson and Iota Russell.
Samuel Nier and May Loman.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-08-17
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
NV. A. WilletL vs. Edwin Holt.

w. A. willett VS.. Edwin Holt.
Before George Boetsch j. r, OF rerrysburg
township, Wood county, Ohio
on the Goth day OF July "A; d. 1895, said jus
tice issued an order of attachment i'll the above
action, for the sum of eighty-fve dollars
(S8j.00)
Perrysburg, o., August sth, 1895.
22c w. A. WILLETT.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-08-17
TEA CLUB ORDERS.

We will present either a 100 Piece En-
giish Dinner Set, or I2 piece En-
gIish Bedroom set, to Ladies getting up a
club. We guarantee our Teas and Baking
opportunity for ladies to obtain a beautiful
Dinner Set or Bedroom Set free. We make this
to the readers OF this paper. For full particulars
write or call on "A. HsEESCH, Importer Of
Teas 6l3 Summit St., Toledo, %. references
all Toledo
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-08-17
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET,

For Governor,
ASA S. BUSHNELL,
of Clark.
For Lieutenant Governor,
ASA w. JONES,
of Nlahoning.
For Supr, me Judge,
WALT ER GUILBERT.
OF Noble.
For Clerk of Supreme Courr,
JOSIAH b. ALLEN,
of Athens
For State Tteaaurer.'
SAMUEL B. CAMPBELL
of Jefferson.
For Attorney General
FRANK S, MONNETI,
of Crawford,
For Member of Board Of Public Works
EDWARD l.. LYBARGER,
of Coshocton,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-25

The q paalsh 0oTsrnzns6t hss again pn1
its hcrI down on To Cuban ilil1uatsra. OF
thu " men tried re11ntly 10 this city IL
haso 10 n captured nt TnnuQua Island, emo
Of tho Bahamas on the sssAx1sr Delaware
When Interviewed on the subject Ralph
DeSuto said:
'1am much surprised at the arreBt OF
the party. None OF tham carried weapons
or munitions OF wsr OK any sort and as
all OF them are Intelligent mon, familiar
With the neutrality laws Of the various
countries. / feel reasonably sure that they
have not comnitted any offense. and will
not be held"
said:
There were twsnty i've 10 Il. Thsy
lat New York three or four weelfe ago on
the steamer Delaware and their destina.
tion was South Amerioa. They stopped
At lnauqua In the hope OF receiving nexs.
10 some way the spanish authorities
learned they were there. and Immediately
appealed to the English authorities for
thelr arrest. Whom taken Into custody
they were waiting for a steamer TO bring
them back 10 the United States. as a mss-
cage had been sent IRON New York to
them shortly after their arrival to return
on the iirst steamer.
Il do not fcar the result OF the trial.
Tho men arc highly intellectual. and able
to account Tor their prese nee on The Island.
The statement that General Francisco Ia
rllio was IN tho party 10 Incorrect De
Solo received a communication yesterday
from Antonio Ruiz, one OF the men nrrest-
ed. epprising hlm OF the arrest.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-25

A very pleasant entertainment was
given last evening by Alpha Council No. l.
L.. Q. r. @. at their hall In the Smith Build.
Ing, that WAS largely attended. Addresses
were made by Grand Commander Apple
by and Past Grand Com mander Dr. Swlth.
In Chandler. Mr. Beatty gave several sx
cellent Rotations. and some very fine
musin was rendered by two young men
members OF Il glee club. One of the pleas
ant features OF tina evening was the sale
OF number OF PACKAGES. which had beer
contributed by friends of tho council fl
.. Moore acted as aLctioneer and hie every
ready wit kept the audience In a KooC
hamor, which resulted In spirited bid
ding.
The main event OF the evening however.
was the awarding oil the prizes. con sistlnG
OF handsome gold watch. a ton OF GOAL
and barrel OF Hour. Tho watch wal
drawn by Mira John Bennett, Jr., of No
e24 French street, who held ticket No B95
Tho coal was awarded to Mrs Jacot
Welse of No. 1901 Adams street. on tickle
numbered 656- and the flour to Richard +
Lombard. No. 1000 Kirk wood street, VIII,
held No. 932. The eHtire AFFAIR was suo
cess In every respect.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-25

The revival services In tho metho
churches continue. At Union there was
q big congregation. Reverend Mr.. Hanna
was this speaker and bis text was; Pulling
Them Out OF the Fire " jude 1. 23.
Reverend Robsrt Watt and L. W. Lay.
field conducted the service at Scott Church
Two psnitsnts orofssssd conversion dur /.
ing the evening. The meeting was a very
earnest one. showing more OF the zeal aad
enthusiasm of III ,tno list revivals than
has thus tar been manifested In the other
churches during the progress OF those
meetings.
ahe iaeeHhR VIII 10 contihue1 - so'n,9nt'
Tho meetings at Asbury Church. con,
Quoted by Evangelist Glascock. were dis.
continued on Monday evening list. They
we're not as successful as was anticipated
and were discontinued o week earlier
than was Intended.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-25

Yesterday was the best day 10 point OF
attendance at the ELI ton races. Twenty
Que cars loaded with people from Phlla-
delphia attended. The tavorltes had an
oil day, but one being able to win. The
foreign books" were again In full blast
and did rushing business. Summary.
First race. purse $3.50. 3-year. ODDS ard
upward, 5H furlongs-H Harry Warren. lO5
(Burkholder), 20 |. won Time. 1877.
Second race. purse $3.50 year. olds, az
furlongs-Lottie T.. Ill (NarYaez) to /,
won.
Third race, purse $3.50, yenr.olds and
upward. 5furlongs-M Mary b., l02 (Pierce).
. toi. won. Time l.D43f.
Fourth race, purse S25). year odds, 6
furiongs-Harrls. l06 (llayes). / to 2, won.
Time LIS.
Fifth Iacs, purse. $3.50. 3.year. Odds and
upward. mlle--EIlzabeth, l03 (Narvaez),
Z TO /, won. Time l.46L
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-25

The Pyle twenty mile road race will be
run tomorrow afternoon over the Kennett
Pike from Columbia Inn to oentrsvllie
and return twIcs. The start will be made
ct 80 O'Clock and the finish will he on the
road. The entry list is large and includes
many crack riders. The prlzs list Is also
large tine first and SECOND prlzas being
high grade bicycles. The time prize will
be $50 diamond ring aud tho second
time prize $50 diamond ring.
The handicappinR co mmittes last night
completed Its work and this is the result:
Albert Mcdaniel. Wilmington, 10 min
utes; Oscar Gouert, 0; Luther johnson,
Wilmington. 0; William &c. Weiss, Q: NJ.
Price, 8; Walter Carter. 0; ]. w. Morris,
8; ]. f. Turner, Jr., s; Harry Savlle, s.;
George Yearger. 8; Fred steinley. z; w.
Wayne. Z; ]. Ritzman. Z; Clarence Poole,
z; Millard Mcconnell. z: Harry S. Lynch,
Z; Frank p. Ewing. Rockland, z: Clarence
Brewer. Z; w, B. L. Robbins, $50; ID. G.
Cooley, $50; w. II. Hallott. $50; Frank
Mayne 6; II. L. Bissell. 6; Frank NJ. Boyle,
6; George p. Donaldson, 6; Herbert, 6;
W. A. Hague, G: Gus Thompson. Philadel-
phia, $50: W. J. Pyle, Philadelphia, $50;
John II. Mnnick, 8; Click" Jackson, s;
Charles L. Thompson, 4; w. r. Cooley, 4;
L. s. Combs. 4; II. W. Hackett. Absecom,
N. j., 4; Edmund Mason. Jr.. Morrisville.
Pa. 4; II. A. Nicholson. Philadelphia. $3.50:
Clinton X. Kennard. Pheonixyille, $50; Il.
T. Simpson. Palmyra. N. j.. $50; Joshua
Lndley. Trenton, N. j., 8; W. s. Dlckerson,
Palmyra. 8; Fred Connlngsby. Newark. N.
j., 2,45; Claude Leatherbury, Baltimore,
245: L. c. Johnson, $50: Robert Wier, $50;
| J. W. Conklin, Arlington. N. j., 1: Fred G.
List. Syracuse. /; Charles Church, Ches-
ter. 80 seconds; Walter G. Roome, Jersey
| City, N. j.. 80 seconds; Thomas r. Eddy,
| Columbus. Ohio. scratch; W. +. simms,
| Washington, scratch.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-25

One Of the prettisst weddings Of the
season took place In the Ookesbury II.
Il. Church ct Marcus Heck Wednesday
evening. TIE contracting parties were
Miss Ruth IIerbsrt Carpenter daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James p. Carpenter, Of
Marcus Hook. formerly of Wilmington,
ant Frank Howard Jackson. OF Pniladei-
phia.
The bridesmaid was Miss Ada Blake
OF Wilmington. and the best man was
George Staub. OF Philadelphia The ush.
ers were Walter 3. Smalley. Harry Kiund
and pOinsett Fothsrglll, OF Wilmington,
and Harry Kirk, Harry Twi ford aud vii.
liam Williamson, of Philadelphia.
Rev. Charles Buoy. d D., OF Philndel.
phia. assisted by Rev. II. A. Greayes, of
Cokesbury M. L. Church performed the
ceremony.
The guests from this city we're Mr.. an d
Mrs. Il. 4. Van Dyke. Mr.. ami Mrs J. 8.
Watson, Mr.. and Mrs, G. X Morris Niles
Morris. Howard Melchior, Water s.
Smalley. Harry Klund. Poinsett Fother.
gill. Miss Minnie Flndley. Mr.. and Mira.
j. Il. Hpurrler, Baltimore Md.
beaford, Ddl.-Mr. and Mrs. WIN. II.
Wright Mr.. and Mrs Wm. T. Wright,
MIR. and Mrs, ID. L. Stewart