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Marion

Hello, Flowery Banks CORE
spondent where have you come
from.
Ida Flckel is working at James
Blosser's, at present.
Lucy Cell is working for Mrs
Frasch in Logan.
Goldie Scholl, Rose Norman and
Estella and Jessie Wright were
the Sunday guests of CLARA and
Bessie Ruff.
The following were the Satur-
day evening guests of l.. Wright
and family: William, Homer and
Orla Wolfe, Claude Vanhorn, Roy,
Harry and Clarence Brooks, Rose
Norman and Goldie Scholl.
Estella Stivison was the guest of
Nora Scholl, Saturday evening.
There will be preaching at Mt.
Tabor, Sunday afternoon at 2 p.
M, to which all are cordially In
vited.
Samuel Sanderson and wife, Eliza
Pierce, Roy, Harry and Clarence
Brooks and Rose Norman were the
guests of David Wolfe and family,
Friday evening.
Mrs. Almeda Cell and daughter
were the guests of Mrs. Anna
Webb, Sunday.
Mrs. j. Smart was the guest of
j. O. Polling, Sunday.
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The spelling given at No. o by

The spelling given at No. 0 by
Sherman Polling, last Wednesday
evening, was largely attended
After recess the following schools
engaged in an old fashion spelling
match: Nos. 8, 6, 3 and spelling
against another. No o came out
champion, good for No. 8.
Protracted meeting will begin
at Mt. Tabor, the 30 of November,
under the management of Rev.
Cheadle.
Frank Wolfe and wife called on
d. Johnson's, Sunday.
Claude Vanhorn is the visitor of
Guy Wright at present.
Boys get your bells and horns
gathered up, there is gong to be
a wedding in the near future.
Hello Marion No. 5, see you
are still alive and well.
Miss PHILANTHRoPnY.
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Cedar Grove

The first snow fell here Nov
14th one month later than last
year.
Some very fine music was render
ed at Rose Bros. store last Satur'
day evening by the following
young musicians: Messrs. Arthur
Edwards, Homer Allen, Car
Engle and o, G. Culp.
Misses Goldie Beery and Irene
Trimmer md Messrs. Carl Black
ston and Pearl Rose attended the
spelling contest at Black Jack las,
Thursday evening.
Joe Earnhart, wife and children
visited Jacob Nihiser and family
last Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs, Mary Woolever is the
present guest of her son and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Woolever, OF
Union Furnace.
Edward lies, of Logan, was q
business visitor here Friday.
Miss Nettie Allen entertained
the following to dinner last Sun.
day: Irene Trimmer, Goldit
Beery, Pearl Rose and Carl Black
ston.
John Woolever called on Davit
Chilcote at Fairview, Sunday.
l.. w. Beery and wife Were
callers at South Bloomingville las,
Monday.
Miss Mayme Vest was Logan
visitor last Friday.
Mrs Lon Oldfield, Mrs. l.. w
Beery, Mrs. Clara Kern and Mr.
James lies, who was on the sIeh
list, are improving.
Elmer Nihiser was the guest Of
Able Trimmer at Fairview lasl
Sunday.
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FloWery Banks

A large crowd attended the preach
ing at Mt. Zion, Sunday evening.
Jennie and Gladys Weaver visited
their sister, Mrs. Walter Arnold, Sun
day.
Mrs, Leonard. Weaver went to Basil,
Wednesday of last week, to visit her
son, HutIord Weaver,
Butchering seems to he the order
of the day around here.
Homer Cruise called on w. j..
Scholl, of Bremen, Thursday of last
week.
Those who were at the home of H..
Cruise and family, Sunday afternoon
and evening were, Treacie, Fanny,
Viola and John Weaver, Mrs. Abe
Mowery, Mrs. Henry Durr, VIM. Run
and wife, Goldie Scholl, Bessie and
Clara Rum and Rosa Norman,
Hello there Va, you seem to think
that am not coming very fast, | am
like Nmas, slow but sure and about
the calling, we can do that here when
we are not too busy and can receive
callers at anytime they come, SO now
you must not forget to send those
turkeys this way if you don't get
them all
l.. Il. Cruise and Bessie Run called
at DR., Rutter's, Monday.
Henry Durr's had as their guests
Sunday: Abe Mowery and wife, Geo.
Polling, wife and children, of near
Maxyille and Mahalia Durr and son.
MIDGET.
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Clyde Rose was entertained by

Clyde Rose was entertained by
Miss Mytle Edwards, of Chape
Hill, last Sunday evening.
Misses Della and Iona Unger
were the guests of their cousin
Nellie Hankison, of Black Jack,
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Elsie BANTER and Miss
Clara Canaan, of Logan, were the
guests of George Hutton and wife
last Saturday and Sunday.
School is progressing nicely at
No. 1 with Miss Irene Trimmer as
teacher.
Will Rose, wife and daughter
Rozella visited Mrs. Roses,
parents at Ilesboro, Sunday.
Vernon Kitchen called on Dowell
Edwards, Of Wesley Chapel, Sun
day.
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Marion No. 5

Crowded out from last week.

Crowded out from last week.
Alexander McCune made trip
to the queen city, Saturday.
Mrs Elvira Scholl and son, v:s
tied the Hooking Co. Infirmary,
Saturday night and Sunday.
Alexander McCune end Nora
Scholl and Eha Brown, of this
place, attended church at Pleasant
Hill, Sunday evening.
Homer Hutton called on William
Scholl, Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Caroline Ansel. and Mrs.
VIM. Farmer visited at the home
of Dave Sheets, Monday after
noon.
Mrs. Eivira Scholl and daugh-
ter were Logan visitors, Tuesday
Hiram McCune passed through
this place, Tuesday morning.
CUNNING EDDIE.
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HeXamethylenete etramine.

The above is the name of a
German chemical, which is one
of the many valuable ingredients
of Foley's Kidney Remedy. Hex.
amethylenetetramine is recognized
by medical text books and authori-
ties as uric acid solvent and
antiseptic for the urine. Take
Foley's Kidney Remedy as soon as
you notice any irregularities, and
avoid serious malady. Bort u
Co.
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If you suffer from constipation
and liver trouble Foley's Orino
Laxative will cure you permanent
ly by stimulating the digestive
organs so they will act naturally.
Foley's Orino Laxative does not
gripe, is pleasant to take and you
do not have to take laxatives
continually after taking Orino.
Why continue to be the slave of
pills and tablets. Bort Il Co.
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Skunk Hollow

road to Sugar Grove, Monday.
Dan Daubenmier and Dan
Iwickle called on j. Ii. Wagner,
Thursday.
s. w. Sollenberger and Charles
Shull were hunting Tuesday
night, They said it was fine
night for co n, but Fritz, the dog,
didn't think 40 and lit out for
home. Try it again boys.
Mrs. John II. Wagner visited
her mother Wednesday.
Ed Miller and sisters Louise and
Clara. visited their sister Caroline
Timer, Wednesday.
Seth Sollenberger called on his
brother Jim, of Lancaster, but |
guess he was looki' z for II couple
of high balls.
VIM. Daubcnmier and Mics
Edna Shull were united in the
holy bans of matrimony Nov. ~
May they enjoy long life of
happiness is the wish of the scribe.
S w. Sollenberger visited his
daughter, Mrs. Geo Burnsides, of
Sugar Grove, Tuesday.
Frank Miller was caller at
Sugar Grove one day last week.
Mrs. Catharine Sollenberger
called on Mrs. Will Gurile, Mon
day of last week
Frank Miller called on S. w.
Sollenberger, Wednesday.
John H. Wagner was in Logan,
Friday. John that is dry town.
Johnnie and Philip Wagner and
and sister Sarah, called on Clara
and Emma Vogle, Wednesday.
Mrs. Catharine Sollenberger
took dinner with her daughter,
Clara A. Wagner, Thursday.
Jim Sollenberger, Ed Torpey
and Geo. Miller, of Lancaster,
visited the formers parents.
Clara A. Wagner took dinner
with her mother Mrs. S. w. Sollen.
berger, Saturday.
Jim and Seth Sollenberger
called on their sister, Mrs. John
H Wagner, Saturday.
Old King Winter is with us
once more. We are having quite
a snow this morning.
Miss Catharine Wagner is busy
delivering buck ~heat to her
customers today.
Jim and Seth Sollenberger and
John H. Wagner and son Johnnie,
were hunting Saturday. John
claims the rabbits went in their
holes and pulled the holes in after
them. Try again John.
John Klunip erected new fence
around his burn which gives it a
splck and span appearance.
Crist Shull and wife attended
the Daubenmier and Shull we'd
ding the 12th, and reported fine
time.
S. W. Sollenberger butchered
Tuesday. He had some dandy
hogs, weight about five hundred
apiece.
j. ii. Wagner is through busk-
ing corn. John says he Is not
crying because he is done.
Big Elk in last weeks paper
says he is champion news gather
er. He says he can beat little
Joe, but l bet l can beat him all
to smash, lets try for next weeks
paper, that is if the editor will
permit the race.
Good Hope, where are you, and
what is the matter that you don't
write, did | scare you out? Come
right on as | don't bite.
Mrs. VIM. Kernmiller called on
her daughter, Minnie Walters, one
day last week,
Mrs. Clara A. Wagner called on
her friend, Mrs. Clara Walters,
one day last week,
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Foley's Honey and Tar clears the
air passages, stops the irritation
in the throat, soothes the infiamed
membranes, ana the most obsti-
nate cough disappears. Sore and
intamed lungs are healed and
strengthened, and the cold is ex-
PEELED from the system. Refuse
any but the genuine in the yellow
package. Bort d Co.
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New Plymouth

Mrs. Samantha Taylor and family
spent Monday in Macarthur
p. Nj, Savely came down from Co
lumbus, Sunday.
Myrtle Souders spent from Saturday
until Monday in Logan.
Mr.. Lightner and wife from
Charleston, w. Va, visited the form
er's father, over Sunday.
Raymond Hughes came down from
Columbus, Sunday, and spent the day
with his father II. A. Hughes and
took home his little nephew, Charles
Hughes, who has been staying with
his grandpa for few weeks.
John McGalliey spent Sunday with
his mother, Mrs. McGalliey,
Mr. Pennell, of Columbus, spent
Sunday with his daughter, Mrs. Gran
vile Losh and family.
Lena Musser was in Logan. satur-
day.
Arch Grilith and wife started for
Oklahoma, Monday,
Stella Gri Nth was in Logan, Satur-
day.
Lizzie Randall spent Monday in Lo-
gan,
Mrs. Layina Randall is spending
this week with her sister, Mrs. VIII
liam Stone, of Honey Fork.
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Cibisonville

ODuTcn pTehcHeu dh lnteiepih
sermon Sunday.
The sale at G.. w. Evans wa;
we'll attended Saturday. Mr..
Evins expects to move on is new
farm near Logan in few days.
Roxy Cupp and Edwin Keller
were engaged in hauling coal Mon
day.
Mrs. B f. Nlhiser, of Corn Cob
Ridge, visited her daughter, Mrs.
Pearl Kline, of this place, Mon
day.
Misses Grace Leigler, Goldit
Evans and Velva Brashares visit
ed Henderson Glaze and family,
of South a few days last week.
Messrs. Derry and Lacroix, OF
Lancaster, were in our village
Monday and Tuesday.
w. Il. Brashares was a visitor tC
Haynes Saturday.
w. b. Zeigler was business
visitor to Adelphi, Monday.
Charlie Cavince, Of South
Perry, was seen in our village
Monday, en- route to Sugar Grove.
Denver Brown, of Gasville, was
seen in our city one day last week
Martin Kline and wife were
seen on our streets Saturday
afternoon.
Wm. Bensonhaver and wife and
Ruth Mowery were in our village
Saturday.
Goldie Evans and Velva Bra
shares called on Pansy Wylie,
Monday evening. HAMLET.
Big Pine and Vicinity
Bang! Bang! The hunting
season is on and hunting seems to
be the order of the day.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Will Chill
cote, a daughter.
Martin Chilcote, of Brice, was
in our village one day last week.
Frank Koch has moved in our
midst again. lie resides on the
A. BANTER farm near Pine Grove
Church.
Mrs. S. Karshner, of Salt Greek
passed through our village las
Wednesday.
Messrs. John and Noah Chile ote,
of Brlce, passed through our town
Bert Keister, of Button Ridge,
passed through here one day last
week en- route to SO. Blooming
Vile.
Sam Lama was in the employ
of A. Lytle last week.
Will Woodland and wife made
trip to So. Bloomingville last Sat
urday.
Albeit Lytle made trip to
Haynes last Wednesday.
Several of the hunters are
camping place at Mahlon
Isaac Brown is building a barn
for Mr.. Williamson on the farm
known as the John Reid farm.
Henry Gordon and wife and Icel
Davis passed down the valley Sun
day.
John Dresback and wife were
Logan shoppers Tuesday.
Bert Voorhees,, of Gibisonville,
was hauling through here for the
gas company last week.
Rudolph Barclay has returned
home from husking corn.
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Many New Governors.

The new governors elected on
Tuesday of last week are as
follows:
Colorado George Shafroth, r
Connecticut George F. Lillev, II
Delaware Simeon S. Pennewille, Il
Florida -.. Albert w. Gilchrist, ID
Idaho .....,...,...,... James III. Brady, r
Illinois .,...-% %Charles S. Deneen, r
Iowa. ..,..,... Thomas II. Marshall, ID
Kansas ...,....,...,..... W. r. Stubbs, r.
Massachusetts Eben S, Draper, II
Michigan Fired NJ. Warner, r.
Missouri Herbert S. Hadley, r.
Montana .-... *%Edwin Norris, ID
Minnesota #John A. Johnson, ID
Nebraska A. C. Shallenberger, ID
New Hampshire. Henry Quinby, II
New York %Chas. Evans Hughes, II
North Carolina W. w. Kitchen, Il
Ohio. ...., Judson Harmon, ID
Rhode Island Aaron j. Pothier, X
South Dakota Robert S. Vessey, X
Tennessee IN. f. Patterson, ID
Texas *rhomas NJ. Campbell, r
Utah ,......,, ....... ...- William Spry, II
Washington -Sam'I G. Cosgrove, II
West Virginia w. Il. Glasscock, Il
Wisconsin %James O. Davidson, II
*Re. elected. %*Doubtful.
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If you will make inquiry 1t be a
revelation to you how many sue.
cumb to kidney or bladder troubles
in one form or another. If the
patient is not beyond medical aid,
Foley's Kidney Cure will cure, II
never disappoints. Bort d Co.
Evening journal., 1908-08-07
PEACHES BRING
$l.OO A BASKET
Active Demand for the Choice
Fruit Down the
State
specIal 10 THE EvENING JoURNAI.

WYOMING, Del, Aug. I--Peachcs reach
ed the enthusing price OF one dollar per
basket yesterday and the Delaware peach
season came on with a rush. The fruit.
Tor the first time began TO come, passing
fun muster for all three Of the now es-
sential qualihcations-high color. fine flaw
or and good size.
The highest price paid as tho wagon
loads were auctioned of on the streets
here to-day near the Pennsylvania rail-
road station. was Slo6 per basket. This
and the presence Of a large number Of
buyers. probably a record-brealSlng force
OF these judges Of fne fruit. gave the
impression that prices for the big Dela-
ware crop would be we'll up through the
entire month Of hard work ahead.
Reeves Favorite, Georgia Benes--the
large white peaeh-and some Old Mixons
and Mountain Rose as well as a few
varieties with new names were brought
in. Even the poor lots. without the neces-
sary brilliant colors. brought hfty cents
the basket and that was the lowest price
paid The non-shelving rule Of the Penn
sylvania Company has caused the use OF
somewhat larger and stronger baskets and
these are covered by a heavy slat cover
ing which is fastened by wire TO the bas-
ket The basket can thus be upturned in
the car and several can be piled on top.
Others Of the growers, after discharg-
ing their loads would return to various
storehouses and warehouses in the town
and purchase load Of crate carriers, sim
liar to the Georgia. but not divided into
compartments. These hold five gallons or
five half pecks and fraction over.
Among the buyers here this week and
they have overcrowded the new Asace
Hotel and are taking private accommoda-
ton, are the following experts on fine
market fruit:
Thomas Lollis. Pittshurg; ]. c. Curtis,
Albany; A. r. Makeley New York; Johr
Ireland. Pittsburg; f. n. Faulkner, Sell
byviue; NJ A. Day. Pittsburg George VII
liams, Jr., Albany; ID. d. Bohrow j.. 5
Curtis, Albany; b. ID. Bradford, New
York; W. Altschel, Lima, Ohio; p. D
Mitchell, Wheeling, W. Va; Asa l.. Rob
erts. Philadelphia; A. II. wilmington. Bos
ton; l.. H. Perkins. centreville; T. u
Laubach, Syracuse; V. NJ Gerard. Pinta
o.: J. A. Cain. Philadelphia, and Colone
Charles L. Terry Samuel ]. speal, Franl
n. Thomas and George M. Fisher, loca
buyers.
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NO EXTRA MONEY
FOR THE FIREMEN
Council Defeats Ordinance to
Give $500 to Each Of
Five Companies

An ordinance providing for an extra
appropriation Of $500 to each OF live
FIRE companies Of the city, together
with an amendment that the other
seven companies be included in the
appropriation, was defeated in City
Council last night. The ordinance
caused some lively debate. Councilman
McGovern Of the Eleventh ward was
responsible for the amendment and he
said that he did not think It fair that
only five Of the total number Of FIRE
companies should be given an extra
appropriation when the other COM
panies needed the money as much. out
side of what is allowed IN the regular
budget.
He went on TO say that undue iniu-
ence had been brought 10 bear princi-
pally because a large majority of Coun-
Gil were members of the Fire De-
ment Further, he said he was op-
posed 70 the ordinance because Of its
not being in accordance with the city
laws governing such matters and he
stated that he had no doubht but an
injunction could be made against the
city paying the extra appropriation.
Evening journal., 1908-08-07
MAY CONDEMN
LAND FOR PARK

That the addition to Kirkwood Park
win now be acquired seems probable
if action that was brought up last
night by City Council is carried out
to the letter. An ordinance was IN
troduced authorizing the city TO con-
denim the property that the city has
been trying to secure for the addi-
tion.
The finance and law committee re-
ported that II had been unable TO Sc
cure the land lying contiguous TO
Twelfth and Bennett and the Brandy
wine. as all efforts az purchase has
been futile The city has desired This
land to add to KirlSwood Park and It
is understood that negotiations had
been under way for some time between
the finance and law committee and the
property owner TO secure 1t.
This report was received and placed
on file. An ordinance was introduced
and referred to the finance and law
committee, in which It is provided that
the city condemn the land and use
It for park purposes.
Evening journal., 1908-08-07
WANT TAX EXEMPTION
FOR SCIENTIST CHURCH

A communication was presented 10
City Council last night from the First
Church Of Christ Scientist. calling at
tention to the fact that an assessment
had been made upon the church prop
erty in Van Buren street. and asking
that the matter be corrected, as all
church property under the law is
exempt from taxation. This matter'
along with several communications fe'
garding valuations. male by the as,
SCISSORS OF taxes. was referred to the
regular committee.
There was not much business 70 come
before the meeting last evening 'outside
of the usual routine affairs. including
the passing of measures authorizing
the regular appropriations 20 the Board
of Education and tho other, city de-
partments.
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n...I,a aand Prnnrnnn.

Following is the program 70 be played
by Gatti's Band at Brandywine Springs
on Saturday:
AFTERNOON.
1. March. American Eagle..... Boehme
. Overture ......Orphens ......Onenbach
9. serenade. The Blue Mediterranean
Volpattl
4 cornet solo. signor F. Donofrio.
Selected
s. Selection from The Girl Question,
Howard
6. Intermezzo Malta ...,....Tobanl
z. Overture .........Zampa .........Herold
s. March .....L. +. c. B........ Giermann
EVENING.
1 March ......Lacatecas &c. Godina
2. Selection from The Time. The Place
and The Girl ........,...........Ho Howard
3. New flower song, Hearts and Flowers
Tobani
T. Medley, Bits Of Remieks Hits No. 4.
Lampe
8. Baritone solo. Would You Care,
signor D'Chian Chas. X. Harric
6. Descriptive piece, A Hunting Scene,
Bucalossi
T. Experts from The Red Min,
Victor Herbert
8. Star spangled Banner.
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T .AUNCH TO HIRE

Handsomely equipped. io-foot Launch.
for private excursions Terms moderate
Address Geo King, 1ith and Spruce Sta
fv1-lm
Evening journal., 1908-08-07

Following is the program TO be played
by Gattis Band at Brandywine Springs
on Saturday:
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FOR SALE
ROOMS FOE RENT.

sos. s07 AND 500 RACE ST.
" Philadelphia. Rooms. 25, S6. Soc. Gem
tlemen only. ally
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PROPOSALS

q EALED PRoPos AIS FOR STAIR
- ways are asked for hoy the Board or
ppblie Education in Whining on 20 20
erected in Public School No. IN acc. .'ra-
apce with specifications which can DO
secured at the office Of the board, No loia
East Sixth street
Bids must be on the president desk
bv o'clock D. m. Monday, August 10
laos and must be marked proposals FOR
stairways."
The Board reserves the right to rejeot
any or all bids.
BY order OF Repair COMMITTEES,
THOMAS +. O'DONNELL, Chairman
a3-4t
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WoIfinoer Nav be BROUGHT Here.

John f. Wolhnger, Jr, who is want
ed in this city on a charge Of bigamy'
is being held in Philadelphia to await
trial on a charge OF assault and bat
terry. After the authorities there get
through with him he will probably be
brought to this city. It is alleged that
the young man choked his wife when
she accused him Of having married
another woman and he was arrested by
the police His wife secured war
rant in this city charging him with
hiramy. as II is alleged that he came
here on st. PatricS's Day with a girl
named Margaret pougherty and was
married.
Evening journal., 1908-08-07
pioneer TeIephone Man llI.

Richard Penn, OF Chester an OUTSIDE
foreman in the employ OF the bel Ieie-
phone Company, who has charse Oh =
gang of men I'm Wilmington was OH
duty yesterday on account OF Illness.
Mr.. Penn has been a foreman TOT tne
Bell Company for many years ana wa
a pioneer in the construction OF teie-
phone Anes in this section.
Evening journal., 1908-08-07

IN THE COURT OF CHANcERY OF
AND FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
Albert j. H. Holsumaker Charles
Holsohumaker. Elizabeth NJ schae-
fer and Henry Holsohumaker
william J. EtcheiIs. Mary A. Nc
Cam, Harry I. Gnlis. ex-sherin OF
New Castle county. and Henry
Stafford. Sheriff OF New Castle
county.
AND NOW to wit. this eighth day Of
july A. D., 1908 Il appearing TO the
Chancellor by the affidavit ~ Henry Staf-
ford. Sheriff. that Adelaide Holschumaker
Anna Louise Holschumal1er, John Hols-
chumaker. Clara Holschumaker Minnie
Gleason and William Weggeman, defend
ants in the above stated cause. have no
known place Of abode within this county.
and cannot he served with process. that
the place Of abode OF said defendants is
unknown. and no appearance having been
entered for the said Adelaide Hoischu-
maker. Anna Louise Holschumaker John
Holschumaser. Clara Holschumaker. Min
ME Gleason. and william Wegreman al
the return Of the summons issued for
them.
TT Is THEREFORE,. on motion OF Mar.
fin f. Smith solicitor for the complain
ants. ORDERED by the Chancellor that
the said Adelaide TTolschumaker Anna
louise TTolschumaler. John Holschumaker
clara HolschumalSer, Minnie Gleason. and
william WegEeman. do apnear IN this
cause nm or before the Seventh dav OF
September. a. n 190S or that the eaid hil
Of complaint viii he taken nro confesso as
70 the said Adelaide Iolschumaiynr. Anna
Louise HolschumalSer. John Holschu-
maker Clare FTolschnmalyer Minnie Glea-
eon and william Wecronan and the
Reaister IN rhnncerv Is directed 20 cause
. conv of this order 70 he published n
The Event. JourNal. 2 newsnaper nuh
tt-tra a. fi,c cffv n Wilmington for T
neriod of thirty davs next preceding thf
said Seventh day % septeu,her n 1908
J. r. NICHOLSON
a7-frn Chancellor.