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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-11
FORTUNE FROWNS
UPON VIM. WADE
Man Wanted for Grand Lar
ceny Knocked From c.,
c. & L. Bridge.
HE COULD NOT ESCAPE.
WHEN AMBULANCE WAS CALLED
IN ANOTHER CASE, WADE, BAD
LY INJURED, WAS CARED FOR
OLD CHARGE RENEWED.

Called to the North Third street c.,
c. & L. depot, to remove Joseph Nc
Callister to the hospital, yesterday
afternoon at o'clock. Sergeant Nc
Manus and Driver Roberts found two
injured men awaiting attention. The
second was William Wade, colored,
who had left the city over two years
ago to escape arrest on the charge of
grand larceny. McCallister had in
jured his foot with an ADJ and Wade
had been knocked from the c., G. G.
L. bridge over the Whitewater river
near the paper mill. Wade's return to
the city was unknown to the police un-
til they lifted his battered and bruised
form to place it in the ambulance.
Both men were removed to the hospit-
al and today an affidavit renewing the
charge against Wade was prepared.
When he RECEIVERS, he will be prosecut-
ed on the old charge.
Wade was walking east across the
bridge when the afternoon passenger
train from the north overlook him.
The man had time to run across the
bridge ahead of the train, but became
confused and finally attempted to
maintain his position on the outside
edge of the ties. The step on the en-
CINE struck him and knocked him to
the ground below. distance OF forty
| feet or more. He sustained fractures
of two ribs and his chest was crushed.
He seemed to alight upon his chest
| and shoulders. His condition was re.
ported favorable at the hospital today
and unless complications resulting
from internal injuries set in, chances
are for a speedy recovery.
| He stole Horse.
| The career of Wade has been some
what spotted. The police claim he
has done time in the penitentiary and
been arrested frequently. His picture
decorates the rogues' gallery at po
lice headquarters. He is related to a
number of local families. The occas
ion of his continued absence from the
city has been due to his fear OF ar
rest. 1t was more than two years ago
when he was accused of the theft oi
a horse and buggy in Darke county
Ohio. He drove to this city and was
passing west on the Commons road
when the horse sickened and died as
the result OF it's over exertion. Wade
made his escape.
About two months later he return
ed to the city and officers Sutton ant
Golden were sent to arrest him at hi:
home on South Ninth street. While
they parleyed and delayed as to his
identity, Wade escaped from the real
of the house and had kept away from
the city ever since, so far as the police
know. Where he was coming from
when struck by the train yesterday
is not known to the police.
The accident was viewed by a mum
Der of persons on the train. The traiI
was stopped, the mans body recover
ed and placed on board. 1t was taker
to the station. 1t was not necessar!
to summon the ambulance, as 1t hat
been called for the other case.
i McCallister was at work near tn,
freight depot, hewing a timber will
the ADJ. It slipped and cut his foot
The member bled profusely and medi
cal assistance was called. The in
jury will not be serious.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-11
NEW ADDITION TO
GARFIELD FACULTY
]. c. Boggs Has Been En-
gagged.

J. c. Boggs, a we'll known school
teacher has been selected as an addi.
tiona1 teacher at the Garfield school
building this fall. Prof. toggs comes
to Richmond from Greenville well
recommended. He is graduate of the
state normal school and has taught In
the schools at Connersville and at
Greenville, O.. where he made exceed
ingly good records.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-11
.BOEHNE NAMED FOR
CONGRESS IN FIRST
Evansville Mayor Chosen by
Democrats.

Boonville, Ind, Aug. 11.-John W.
Boehne, mayor of Evansville, was
nominated for congress by acclama-
tion by the First district democrats
today When Boehne took the office
as Mayor, he Immediately put the lid
on at Evansville, and never permitted
it to be tilted.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-11
NO MEETING.

The Richmond School Board will
not hold the regular meeting tomor-
row evening on account of the OBJ
sence Of Mr.. Lee Nusbaum.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-11
THE WEATHER PROPHET.

INDIANA Fair Tuesday nioht:
warmer in extreme southwest por.
tion; Wednesday showers, varia.
BILE winds.
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oHIo-showers Tuesday night; Wed
nesday partly cloudy, probably
>heMsrs hS niQhti variable winds.
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WORK HAS STARTED.

Contractor CronIn Now Building
South L Street.
Work has been started by Contract
or Cronin on the construction of
South L street. A large number of
teams has been secured. A steam
shovel will be used to remove the
dirt. In one place twenty-four foot
cut will be made.
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Continued on Page Twoa'
New-York tribune., 1908-06-21
Women's Underwear-=June Sale


Sale differently
such
insignificant
SELL multitude ec
consider
Such values as these give reasons for
Our Successful Sales
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UMBRELLAS.
UPHOLSTERY.

NJ A POL.ATSCHEK, Decorations. Cabinet
Work. Furniture. Upholstery; city, coun-
try. 54 West 35th ST Tel. 463S-3Sth
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Once. No. 1864 Broadway between Both
and S7th sts., until o'clock p m Ad-
vsrtisements received at the following
branch of1css at regular Office rates until
s o'clock Q. m. viz: 2o4 sth ave. s 9
cor. 23d st: 165 eth ave. cor 18TH st 90
Fss+ l4th St; 25T West A2d ST between
7th and sth aves.: 265 West 125th ST 1898
"a ave between 18th ard 7Tth sts.. 1925
"a ave, near S1st 50 !705 1st ave near
ave. ESQ Sd ave. and any American Dis
txiot TAIA4Ianh nctcA
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RAILROADS
EFw Jersey CENTRAL

f1 W. n LlCJ = ~ ~ IEEekA
TWc-HOCR TRAIN 70 Fh11-ADEL5 I7l---5 i1A1-
FOR PHILADELPHIA Lv- W Z5d 10 IA
$40 $50, $50. Sc $50, 100. LIZ
iigo a n, l229 1z9 20 20 % = ' ~ - m NJ
Sundays, $50. $50. ESQ. 1o-5o. LOU a n.
1880, 80. $50, $50, z-5e. $50. go, 1-0o'
go lYzs 178FRTY 5!99 + nj 30 $50. 700. 500,
s0. 400. 1000. 1l.cO. 1l56 a n. los
moon. %. 30. 2.o0, 900. 400: 40, bgV'
SO 100 500 2 % p m, y 70 M "a II
Sundays. 80. 500. 500. lo-Oo, LOO a ~. 20.
l200 noon. 100 zoo, 3.o0 4.oo 800 8 oo'
sec 500 go, 1850 p m, i y InloIl1st,S- NS
FOR BALTIMORE AND NASt4 - lNOA o.
80. $50, $50. $50 ,. N daily. u:
iIBERTY ST. -. 30. 500. 1000 a m. 12.OO
rooa. go. 90. 900. 100 ? n daily ,ly
--s.55 a n dz-5o SatE- only). $50 p n
ERTT s;1.%l6-C5 a q. 100 sats; only.
Wa AL RAIL--Long Branch, Asoury
Par. Ocean Grove, &c. Lv. w 23o ST.
go. lJ.20 2. n. 900 Sats. onlyo' I q ~
= 20 sS CO s255svs sHGpf 500 oS a m NJ so
go ?. II. " LIBERTY tt 90 go
1l50 z. n, G-2J Ssts- only), l,@G o,3yi;
sz5. t5l5 except Sstsl, 5-3o. 90 10
. r. i o. midnight Sunoays. S.SO, e-iS
ssNDy HOOK RoCTE-For Atlantic
ElEh-zncs. Sea Bright, Monmouth Peach.
Long Brz7cs. AsbuFy Park. Ocean Grove.
-s8 q m 1870 $40, 4l5 G-4s
. r. Atlantic Highlands Pier orly)- sun
days. s 20 a r. ! 90. - p N Leave
fle- 20 = p Foot CEDAR ST 10 70
a n %. sz5. zz5 $50 p m. At
A.tic r gaLsnds Pier only)- Suncags'
io55 n 50 SO ?. r
Tine tables Insy be obtained a. 1oloNins
eeloes. Liberty -. CyE- 90 St Tel, Chsl-
eez BAD. Piers 10 and 81. y P, As19r
Aous-, 2zs 484. 1900. 1884 Broadway. ls2;
Y. 2sl FIFTH Az. 27ss Third Az III
West l25th St. 2s5 Columbus Av, New
sorks Court ST. 343. 344 Fulton 81. 41s
SoeJrsn6 Az, Brooklyn $50 Broadway.
Williamsburg. New York Transfer Co. caIs
for and checks baggage 10 destination
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ELECTROTYPIERs. I.

ELECTF2iT si.ctrot in quantities exeeptionaaI'
using Empire City ElectrotyPe ~
o51 william St
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Millinery, Flowers, Wings.

June Sale Depts. Therefore,
Value. Special.
Women's Trimd Dress Hats
Leghorns. A1ilans. Chips, &c
full and fashiOnably trimd----S7-50 Z SO
Women's Ready to Wear Hats
black and colors-best styles q es 2. 90
Women's Untrfm'd Hats 11-24 "a
newest shapes and straws- 5 1-98 50
Neapolitan Flats. for women
and misses-newest crowns--.. sc S4
Nisses' Trinn'd d Hats-Tuscan or
emhy-1arge bows
chiffon facing .-------.--.-. 3-9S %
Girls Ready to Wears-white.
Flower Wreaths-many kinds 9s 81
Large Rose and other sprays 50 50 "a
Large Double Wings. .-...-... as 81
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Women'S Lingerie Waists.

a June Sale Dept. Therefore,
Reg Special
White Lawn-tailored. lace trim'd
and alIover emb' d d..-..-..-.--- .9S OH
Fine White Lawn and Batiste-
fancy styles or tailored. .---.-.sf-49 SO
Crossbar Muslins or fine Lawn
pIeats or lace and enb'y trim s1es I 90
White Batiste and Swiss-Point
Venise and Val laces and
nedalliOns or emb' y. ..--.------ 81 So 81!
White Persian Lawn and Batiste- ,
beautiful styles. fancy stocks. s5.e5 2. .OOf
Fine Lingerie Batiste-elegant
models in Linen Cluny, Val and
Point Venise laces and applique
High class Lingerie Waists. with
finest emb'y and laces. -..--.-s6-9s z 49,
Above in all sizes
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FOR SALE.

MICROSCOPES. guns mathematical sur
gical and surveying instruments: uur+-
deemed pledges a speciality. Nicklin's Old
Curiosity Shop, 163 Park Row.
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PATKNIe-
HATS.

,-xr-y1rsIvE French Millinery: also iahies
and sentIemens felt and oiarass s,ra~ fao bosked Cd
every description Ie19Ta5ea ,,Bely Gen ios West
lO4th st.
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a
Iwomen's Linene Coat Suits. 2. % $500
IStripe and plain
Second FlOor-Suit Dept
blk Tafreta Sllks-yd- wide. 80 .SS
Main F'loor-Silk Dept
IStriped MohairsLSs inch. % .4s
/ Main F'IoOr-Dress Goods
Girls Guimpes-4 70 Il yrs. .s3S so
| Second Floor-Misses' Dept
lMerc'd White Batistes-3s in 1 4 "a
Main F'loor-White Goods
lCoPd Union Linen Suitings-.s ~
Rasement-Csntre-
women's WHIT Batiste Waists. . rs
| Second FloOr-Centre
Full length Lawn Kimonos- SO SO
Second Floor-Wrapper Dept
vomen's WHIT. Cambric Skirts. I "a 200
/ second FlOor-Centre-
Rovs' Summer Wool Suits. I so 400
IKuicker trousers 20 Is yrs-
/ Third F1oor-Centre
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AUCTIONFERS, A

ATWOOD & PATTEE. Auctioneers. Ap-
praisers.-High class sales conducted.
Furniture, paintings art objects. nferchan-
disc bought. Prompt settlement. Local
references. 140 Nassau St Tel s311-
Beekman-
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Price Val
French Net Curtainings II x5l
. inch ruffie-Lace trim
Basement-Csntre.
Babeskin Soaps cakes ~ 10 aaI
Basement-Tollet Goods
Window screens-So in high. So 90
Extend - TO 81 inch
Third FiooF-Shsda Dept
Linen Napkins-19 IN, doz. -36 as
Main Floor Linen Dept
Atlantic Sheetings-2is yds wd 10 u
Basement-MCslin Dept
Silver Plated Toilet Pieces IA cal
Also Desk Articles
Main Floor-Centre.
Emb'd FIOuncings-22 20 81 IN 50 sci
Main FlOor-NeW Building
Mems Gauzs Underwear. % sal
Main F'loor-West Building
Brussels Rugs-axf2 ft........9 SS SIS ool
Third Ffoor-Rug Dept
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PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES.

GOOD. QUICK service in kodak deveIopine
and printing J. F. Lloyd. I2j West 37th
st. corner Broadway.
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M1lH1N[R[D[LDN1[E3

From Piers 51-52-54. North River
TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSIOWN, y, 40
PASSENGERS BOOKED THROUGH ~
LONDON AND PARIS
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BALTIMORE & OHIO z. r.

ROYAL Blue LINE TRAINS
Every otheG hour on the even AoIr;-
70 BALTIMORE AND WASHLNGToN-
sDrect Connections ia New Unaon SIAaA'
MtshingtQu with all Lines South
IssV. Ne.7 York Daily. Z3d ST Lfb'y 3t
NzsRIHGTON- Sl'rers. II so Pm 1-3o am
RAsEINGTOS Diner go am 500 an
WASHINGTON Diner s50 am 1000 am.
60 Ctarlor car " Y 70 Richmond. kal
4AsEINCTON miner 1s0 am 12.oo nm
6lsHIN5n0S BIs--et lbO pm 200 pm
vpEu1AL LTD" Diner. I-60 pm so ph
"AsEINGTOS. Euret 60 pm 1co pm
igcnrough Dsiiy Trains 20 the "es6 ~
sS1hlcAGo. PiTTGBUR6. 7.Ho am soo am
er---CCAGo. COLUMBUS. 1IlSo am y ~ ~ n
.r,a,.,ssECRG, CLEVEL' d. 30 pm 80 ~ pla
rTnr.rIsBCRG LIMITED" 6-5o pm loo ph
ScTy.n.-,sT- LOUIS. .LOUIsY.. 1I.50 pm -5o 8 an
c9N ST LOUIS I0T-IsY.. $50 pm 600 pm
ponicss: 245. ssz. 1900 Broadway. . As,9f s9i
r-se' Joe Greenwich st. 20 6th AFl. osf
ySnd s., y. Y: 3ss Fulton st. BTo9kyh'
20 81 and Liberty 81.
ssar D. m. Sleeping Car ReserRhVo"
- fuil Information regarding trains, etc.
De obtained AZ Bureau OF ln1or .T.tlfa
E& o. r. r. 20 81. Terminal FhoEs
snDer. Chslses-s1<k
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TAILORED SUNNI
o -now6 9S 4.9S
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-11-21
Flow z IS
Carnations and ChPysanlhemuns
AL ORDERS al!ssSS 7R0aPT ATTENTION.
Ba|dePSton's Greenhouses
Established By The Late Geo. Bs|dfsloa
COLORA, !. MARYLAND.
FARMERS PHONE "a oyim

Misses Deakyne, Woodward, Heat
ley, Kidd and Mrs. III. r. Kidd gave a
very delightful entertainment to the
inmates OF the Silver Cross Home last
Friday evening.
Miss Edith Childs, OF Baltimore,
was the guest OF Mrs. Roy Snyder this
week.
Mr.. d. A. coe spent the latter part
OF last week in Wilmington.
Mr. John Sherman, OF Cambridge. is
spending some time in Port Deposit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T. Benson spent
part OF this week with Baltimore re-
latives.
Mrs Jennie Nesbitt and Miss Ethel
Ncsbitt are guests Of Mrs. George v.
Hagerty in New York.
Mr.. John McClenahan was Balti-
more visitor last Thursday.
Mr.. Walter Buck is spending some
time in Philadelphia.
Miss Reed was Philadelphia visi-
tor, Saturday.
Mr.. Jonn NJ. Creswcll was Balti-
more visitor, Monday.
DIR. j. |. France. OF Baltimore, visit
ed his farm on Mt Ararat, Saturday.
Mr.. Charles Buck, Of Chester, spent
Sunday at his home.
Miss Beulah Owens. of Havre de
Grace, spent Sunday with Mrs. George
Buck.
Miss Grace Smith, OF Baltimore, is
the guest OF Mrs Thomas Murray.
The girls OF the Senior Class OF the
Institute will hold a bazar at the Town
Hail.. December S.
Miss Rena Holm is spending sew
cral DAYS this week with Mrs. Hrster
Hurlock. in Baltimore.
Mrs. Robert Tunstall is visiting Mrs.
McRoberts in Washington.
Mr., and AIRS. Raymond Westerheld
and Miss Martha WesterfcId are
spending the latter part OF the week
with Rev and Mrs. II. A. G. Wester-
field
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Miss Ethel Lynch is spending some
time with Wilmington and Philadel-
phia relatives.
Mrs. George McVey entertained the
Woman's Home and Foreign Mission
AIRY Societies ON Saturday.
Mrs. George Hall has been the re-
cent guest Of Philadelphia and Coates
vile relatives
Mr.. Levi Cameron. OF Elkton, spent
Tuesday in town.
MIR. Dewitt Carhart. OF Norristown,
has been spending a week with his
brothers, Messrs Clayton and Austin
Carhart
Mrs. Abel Mesrns was the guest Of
Mrs. l.. O. Cameron OF Elkton over
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Haines Finkbndcr re-
turned from their wedding trip on Sat
urdav and were given a reception that
cvenin" by the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. William Perry. Monday
evening the members of the EDworth
League OF the NJ. T.. Church gave Mr.
and Mrs Finkbirdcr surprise in the
nature ~ kitchen shower. On Tues
evening Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Finkbin-
der parents OF the groom. gave a re-
c"niion in honor oi Mr.. and Mrs
llaincS Firlbindcr at their home in
Wakefield. Pa
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NORTH EAST

The moving picture exhibition on
Thursday evening, under the auspices
of the r. NJ. {. Band. was well attend
ed and very enjoyable
Victor Benjamin. who has been very
III with the typhoid fever is improv-
ing
Miss Elizabeth Hall is at the eye
and ear hospital in Philadelphia for
treatment for blindness.
Good VIII Chapel at Five Points.
wa, sold by the trustees OF the NJ. f..
Church to s. + Shippers for $50 90.
No service has been held there for
many years, and the cdifice was in bad
repair.
Mr. FRANKLIN Murphy and his cousin
Mr. Robertson. OF Pittsburg. Pa, visit
ed Rev DR. Murphy this week.
Ducks have been plentiful this week
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Peninsula Homeopafhs Meet

The annual meeting OF the Honico-
pathic Medical Society OF the Mary
land Delaware Peninsula was held in
the Homeopathic Hospital. Whining
ton. last Friday Mitchell Greenwood
Of Wilmington. was elected President:
w II Steele. al Newark, Vice-P resi-
dent. and V. ID Washburu, of Viii
mington. Secretary. T. O. Cooper and
Julian Adair. OF Wilmington, we're
elected delegates to the American In.
stitute OF Homeopathy, and DR. w C..
Karsncr, OF Chesapeake City as alter.
nate
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BAY VIEW.

Some Of our young folks enjoyed a
sleigh ride on Sunday.
Miss Matte Churchman. OF VIII
mington. and Miss Ruth Cameron, OF
North East. were recert guests OF Miss
Cora Benjamin.
Miss Tacie Matthews. OF Chester,
spent par, OF last week with Mrs Viii
liam Booth.
Miss Eta May Slicer was in town
from Friday until Monday.
Miss Bertha Smith returned to New
York Monday. from ten days stay
at Applicable Farm.
The Johnson Homestead at Gilpin's
Rocks, which has been closed for some
time, was recently opened for few
days. and family reunion was held.
Miss Stella James and Miss Tacie Mat
thews, OF Chester, we're guests.
Rev. Robert Downing, the converted
actor, now an evangelist, will give a
high class entertainment in Bay View
NJ. r. Church on Thursday evening,
December 10, at 40 o'clock.
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PORT DEPOSIT.

Mrs c. NJ Knight will have charge
OF the Epworih League service next
Sunday evening. Subject for discus
sion-"Con,rolled by the Spirit OF
God" Rom. 8: IS; Col !: O.
Miss Estella L. Deakyne visited her
home in New Castle over Sunday.
Mr. w. r. Nesbitt was a Phiadel-
phia visitor Monday.
Mrs. N. n. Hasson, Of Wilmington,
spent Monday with Mrs Cyrenus Cres-
we'll
Mrs. Elizabeth Lloyd, of Moores-
town, ~ J., spent several days last
week with Mrs J. A. Gerry.
DR. Morgan. Of Carlisle, Pa, spent
Sunday with DIR. and Mrs Curran.
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The Evidence In the Case

80 years use is evidence-Millions OF
consumers is cvidence-sales made by
10000 agents is evidence. You buy 4
gallons l.. & NJ Paint and 3 gallons
Pure Linseed Oil (at 90 cents) mix
them and make 7 gallons best paint
ready for use-cost only SI.25 per gall
lon-Donc in ? minutes.
r. b. Frazer. Elkton,
w. p. Cummings, Port Deposit.
J. s. Roncy, North East,
L. & NJ. Paint Agents.
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Assessment Notice

The County Commissioners As a Board OF Con.
troll aud Review Ia asscssmcs: Of personal prop
cr,y will meet at the Office In the odd Fellows
Reading Room in Eikton, Md. TO hear appeals
from the Assessor returns TO the said County
Commissioners as follows
First District - November Is and IL
Second District November 10 and 20
Third District November % and "a
Fourth District November 30 to Dec.
Fifth District 3 and I
Sixth District December 7 and 8
Seventh District-Decembe 10 and IL
Eighth District-Decembe IA and Is
Ninth Distfiet-Decembef IL aud Is
oct ~.
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Farmers Lecture Trains

The Pennsylvania Railroad manage
ment last week ran train carrying
lecturers on farming topics who spoke
at various stops made in Chester
county. This week similar train was
run over the Delaware Railroad start
ing from Cape Charles and also over
branch roads Many farmers, business
men and other residents heard the
talks and much interest was aroused
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Work has started on the new
steam heating plant for West Noting
ham Church.
Herbert Rittcnhouse broke his left
arm and badly sprained his wrist while
playing football at the Calvert Farm
School one day last week.
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and some goods days sport have been
enjoyed by the gunncrs.
The North East High School foot
ball team went to Bctterton last Satur-
day and was defeated 20 to o. On their
return in the launch Virginia the
rudder was broken and they did not
arrive until Sunday evening.
The NJ f. Parsonage is nearly finish.
ed and adds greatly TO the church prop
erty and is an improvement TO the
town
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Sale Called Off

The sale in the case Of the Risdon Alcou Tut-
hinc Company IS. Clarence l.. Cole will not TAKE
place Is, Coles Store rcrryyillc. Maryland ON
November -. i9us as advertised until further
notice.
JpuN T. LANGHAMMRR.
nos sl.lt L, Marshal.
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ordered, this 2ist day Of October 1908 that
the sale OF property mentioned in these proceed
hugs. made and reported by Trustee, mentioned
therein he ratified aud confirmed. unless cause
to.thc contrary thereof lie shown on or before
the gath day Of December next. provided a copy
Of this order he inserted IN some newspaper
printed and Published III Cecil County once
week for one month before the 2ith day Of Nov
eniber next.
The report states the amount Of sale 10 be
st55.9o.
MANLY DRENNEN,
True copy-rest: Clerk.
1ioctSW MANLY DRENNEN, Clerk.
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ORDER NISI
Martha Gray Francis and Husband vs. Jane q.
Young ct. al.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County.
In Equity, No. 700

Ordered this 18th day Of November 1905 that
the sale Of the real estate mentioned 10 these pro-
cecdings made and reported by George A. blake
Trustee mentioned therein be ratified and CON
hrmcd, unless cause TO the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the Fist day of January next
provided a copy OF this order be inserted in some
once week for one month before the end day Of
December next
The report Estates the amount OF sale to he
$1,000.
MANLY DRESNEN.
True Copy-Test: Clerk.
lIuovim MANLY DRRSNEN, CLERK.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-11-21

In Re- The Mortsaged Real Isstnte Of Hannah
A. wilRis and others
In the circnit Court for Cecil County
In Faulty, No. zsoo

ordered. this 2ist dag Of October 1908 that the
sale OF property mentioned Ia these proceedings.
made aud reported by Robert c. Thackery.. Ar
torney. I've ratified and confirmed. unless cause to
the contrary thercofbc shown before the 24th
day OF December next. provided copy oi this
order be inserted In some newspaper printed and
published in Cecil County once n week for one
month before the gath day Of November next.
The report states the amount Of sale to be
s2sUOO.
MANLY DRENNES
True copy-Test: Clerk.
MANLY DRRNNRN.
1ioctSt Clerk.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-11-21
ORDER NISI

IN. Re. The sale Of the Real Estate Of John =.
Finn, deceased.
In the Orphans Court Of Cecil County.
ordered this iOth day OF October. IN tie year
1855, that the sale OF the property made aud
ported hy Ut. T.. y. Crawford. Executor. in the
above entitled causc, bc ratified aud confirmed,
unless cause TO the contrary thereof be shown on
at before the 9TH day Of January liNHi next pro-
yidcd copy 81 this order he inserted IN some
newspaper printed aud published IN Cecil county,
once u week Tor one month, before the first day
Of December next
The report states the amount Of sale TO bc
$4,000
W. II. SIMCOE,
X. H. MERRITT.
I. $. MILLER.
True Copy-rest. +. B MILLER,
5ioctSw Register
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-11-21
ORDER NlSI
In. Re- The Mortgage Real Estate Of Samuel T..
Diliman and Wife.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County.
In Equity, No. 2sa1.

ordered, this 9lth day OF October 1905 that the
sale Of property mentioned IN these proceedings
made and reported by Robert {. Thackery. At
torncy. he ratified and confirmed, unless cause To
the contrary thereof he shown or before the
Jist day Of December next. provided copy Of
this order &c inserted in some newspaper printed
and published in Cecil County once n week foF
one month before the lat day OF December next.
The report states the amount OF sale TO he
Si9S.uO.
MANLY DRENNEN.
True Copy-rest: Clerk.
3i-octSw MANLY DRENNEN. Clerk.