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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-06-19
Yesterday

Through Mr.. j. E. Miller we are
to announce that Fro
tracted Meeting will begun in
Lcakcsville, Thursday Night End.
(bcforc the First Sunday in July,
Rev. 7. j. Mlley, helping Bro. Rain,
er, the Baptist pastor, as this is
the Annual meeting here for the
Baptist folks.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-06-19
18th Dav of Sept. A.D. 1903

in the town of Leakesville. Mississippi to de-
fend the suit in said Court of Asa Il. Gland. the
nature OF which is bill in Chancery by sa;0
Asa Breland, complainan therein. prayiI the
Court to grant decree confirming and tu'et-
ing title in said complaint in and TO the above
described lands, wherein you are defendants.
This June 10th, 1909.
(Ghancery Court Sea) $. X. MCKAY. Clk
Harrison & Heidelberg, Soils. for Complt
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-06-19

Every little mite helps this paper
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-06-19

The Baptist Ladies Aid of Lea
kesville request that we announce
their next regular meeting to be
at Mrs. Nat Ovens Wednesday
June oath. An ice Cream Supper
is to be given by them on Friday
night June 18th from 6 to 10 o'clock
Pm at Mrs. Lizzie McInnis's.
The meeting at the M. P. Church
in Leakesville closed Sunday
night. 1t ran as to attendance as
about as replica to the one on
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-06-19
CHANCERY SUMMONS
State of Mississippi

State OF MISSISSIPPI
To all unknown parties having or claiming
any legal or equitable interest in the lands dt .
scrjbed as So of Lot No. 3. Section IA. TIN
RsW situated in Greene County. Mississippi
You are commanded to appear before the Chan
G ery Court of the County of Greene, In the
State of Mississippi, on a rule day of said
/ onrt ON the second Monday. the
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-06-19
B. B. RHINEHART.

Mohoba. Miss. June, IL, 1908.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-06-19
FRIDAY
June 10, 1908.
LOCAL

Allen Mason and Better Half
were up from Lucedale Monday.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-01-09
NoIitii1es.

@eit Montaa ta9t uniere @eieb9e-
buna in Golumbus.
Ser BoGperneur mahte in ieiner
Botlhaft on Die @eieBgebun9 foI.enbe
gmpfehlunQen:
Menoeruna bss Gisea iabres. tpoourd
on DrufausQaben $l2O, 900 eripart
niirOen.
Nnaeboie fir ale Mnlhaifunoen in
ben Staatsanltalten.
Ge9ulationen fur BantinIpetiion,
nm oas yolt ae9en leihilinniae 0er=
aenouna unb 8erluite au ihiiben.
Neaulationen Der 9elephon=@eiea-
fhaiien te3ii9lid Gate uno @sibdfts=
methnoen.
8eiebe, um Observation-Disclosures
aeaen llnidae nno ggplolionen ,u
idiiben.
gBaloidub, e!euerfreiheit bon Nu-
ioritunaen.
sSaaoaeiebe. Oas ourb Die Saao=
Giaens aufgebrahte @elo foa Die Wittel
au beherem Shub bes giloes liefern.
Webr @elo fir 2anofraben unb Sc
nGle.
Sin gates prinldrwahleneeieb. ruo=
ourb oem Volte before @ele0enbeit Qe
geben 1T, bel Der NusWahl bon Ganois
oaten mitaureoen.
@ountD 2ocal Option in grmdsunQ
an sleben. Sparlamteit nit oen
Staats- @ei0ern.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-01-09
g + II n

III nitht imtter bic Garbe Der 3offuuna. Wenn Sbr
eiuen Wenid,en nit sriinliher Behtsfarbe iebei 10
birt Sbr ftdber fem, 6ab benz Mrmen menia DoTfnnna
rfbr perbIeibt Gein 8lut tit pergifte gu ben nors
mebnlthften GelnubbeitSlehren gebDrt ia, bnB man
hr re9elmdbi9e SetbeSDffuung i.rae. banit bic les
ten I'M Rbrper perbrauhten Beitanbthete ans jenem
ausaei i6eben perben, SIT oas ni6t Der San 10 foleeu
Ner Weritopfnng RDpfihmeraen. SdbiDtnoel. Ser5.
1Iopfen NIdeni1tpd1e. 2ebers unb gerenIeiben uno
fblisBltN TIT baS sanse Blut nit Mbioaoffen berart
ebeflaben bob bic oant poruebmlid baS 9efidt cine
{RfbsQrintttte sydrbnue annntmt. 9anr gbt es fir
fbe &eute Hnr MOD bic etn5ise 9oifnnne, iene tDbt.
4tnem Site fbne1 aus oem aDrper su enernen. 9iee
$pifnung lit nod porhanben, ipirb d, aber nur BET
Anipenbln9 ber beribmten ct 9ernarb arGuters
piAen perpirfl den Geie Bilen. pelbe fir 25 @ents
tit alen Mpptbefen au blben inb btben bic einsige
Mraenei bic in ioldhen sSdnsu belfen FAINT sic inb
Mot aus 6Benben metaudlen Subitauseu 5ubereitet.
fonoern aus ben beilfr6fgien Yflanaeu berseiielt,
ipeie ben R6rper BON ieinen egeneu @ten reini9en,
pbne linn Gfbaben su5ufigeu
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-01-09

Rufelbi1e. in 2oaan Gountp. Rp..
Elm Stdotden bon 1000 ginmobnern,
nuroe am Greitaa Moreen 3u friiher
@tunoe bon unaefdbr bunoert .giadt=
reitern" iibetfaqen. Nahbem bic brei
polisifen iibertpdltiat unb enttpaffnet
tporoen iuno ole WaBnabmen Qeaen
cine Nlarmirun9 Der Nenobner Der
Staot uno Der llmqeaenb 9etroffen
n0roen tDaren. ipllroen bic beioen unab.
bdnaiaeu 3abafsmaao3lne in Der Gtaot
IN Braub aefeft. mas auh bic 3erii0s
run9 mebrerer anoerer @ebdaoe slr
Golae bate. 9lahoem lie ibre Wrbeit
nollblaht. ritten bic Mdnner Die Oops
tinsoile uno @lartsuile pite binaus.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-01-09
ausIann.

Seit Neuiabr bat in Dentlhlano,
Oeiterreitiih= Bolen, llnaarn uno Der
shiueis bic itrenalte Gdlte 9eherrIht.
Namentlid 1T 9biirineen ihmer bein<
aeiuht moroen. Sort linb sahlreidbe
aooesfdlle ourd grfrieren boraetom.
men. Nuh lino empfinoli6s Gerfehrss
lt0rungen ourh Die berrihenbe Wittes
run9 berbeigefiibrt tporben.
e}n @borlDttenbure bel Berlin tpur=
oe elm 4idbriaes Mdoden bon einam
llnbstannten in einen 0ausgan9 ees
loft uno our6 Wleilelliite in ben uns
terleib t0otli6 Derlebt. Nebnlitbe ueber=
Idae auf Rinoer baben i'm borieen
Snli Die gepolteruna bon Gbaslotten=
burg in ununterbrohener Mufregung
gebalten.
Sn Berlin erreibte Der notoriItbe
0aroen-p. MolifsIGe GerlGumonnqs.
proaeb elm gnoe uno Warimilian 5ar=
ben, Der Geoafteur Der ,3ntunIt.@
nuroe 81 bier Wonaten @efdnouiB uno
CUR geaablune Der Soften. niht nnr
(oes iebi9en. ionoern au1 oes erlten
pro5sl1es perurtbeilt.
paul patton. eohn oes ,Gstreibet6.
nlQs" in Chicago, bat in 2onoon cine
&elluerin gebeiratbet.
9lm 2. Sanuar fonb in paris slpi=
I6er Dem 8rafen 8oni bes@aitetlpne
uno ieinem Better, Dem Brinsen 6tiie
De Sogan cine reqelredlte priigelal itoti,
bic eine rieliae Meni1enmenae anso9.
Ser 8raf perIebte benz Yrinsen nit lei
mem 5pa3ierItod einen Ghlaa iiber
ben GDpf uno meriae Minllten ipdter
ludlsten lid bic beioen Mdnner. nit
oen 6duiten auf einanoer losIdlaoeno,
in Der @ohe. IS be,Bt. oab Qnna
8oulo, Die 9eIhieoene 6rau oes 8raIen
goni. Den prinSen beirathen meroe.
oaber Der DaB.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-01-09

Weaen Ginbrnrbs in nos 0aus
bon Dapio Collins an Der 5trabe bon
bier nod Nem Cumberland ,puroe
Denrp Mrdibalo. Elm l7idhriaer Sunae.
Uerhaftet. Arhibalo aibt au, baB er
Dor einiaen Wodel in oem 0auie einen
aoloenen Nlna Qeitohlpn. pll ober nihts
nrn oem Ginbruh miiien. Ser ssunae
tuR ,e Dor Wapor Shell 9ebradt. Der
os.ielben nit elner Bube uon einem
Dollar ilnb ben Roiien belirafts.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-01-09

Ohio.


Sn Glepelano beridieb am SonntaQ
i'm boben gllter BON "a Jabrsn Der Dem
.entl6tbum @leDelanos tpoblbetannte
friibere oeutihe Sdullebrer, 6rieori>b
Better Shr6ber.
9lm 9teujabrstaae bradte in Horain
Sobn 6abel leiner 6rau nit einem Ga=
lietmeller cine lebensgefdbrlihe QYuuoe
sci. 9lls lie lih su uertbeioigeu lihte.
bib er ibr eiren Singer ab uno iutld,e
on ibrem 8aamen, bis nl0ts mebr
iibrlg mar. 2ie 0erlebte liegt fAlper
trlllt oarnieoer, Ger 8atie 1T blntel
ShloB uno Mleael. 6rau @absl De-
ponlrte 5000 III elmer yant, Die ibr
.Uiann i'm Saule berltedt bate, Daber
lam Der Streit. Sic perlleB, nm ben
DrObunaen lbres Mannes gu e,ltgebsn.
oas 0aus uno fliibtete lib au lDrer
Mutter, no @abet lie aufiu6te uno
our1 8emaIt li0 gingan9 in Die Wob=
nung er5lpan9.
Sn WbartOn leiben Elm 9ubeno pers
ipnen. Die am 6reitas Morsen Habm=
&die gum Jriibfiid aben. OIL ernli!iber
yeralftuna uno iiirf perionsn ioaen
llb oem SOoe nabe bsiinoen. 0ie be-
troffenen 6amillen lino Clarence
Bell. Ssrau unO brei Ginoer, s. Grioer,
Jrau uno Snei &inoer uno Die hamilie
s, s.. Gong. Dle Nitslieoer Der Yea=
ihen camille lino oem 3Ooe nabe.
Sn Gapton iino Die platt etron
Worts, bic Stablperte oer Ydrnep &
Smith @ar So, Die Brompea &eHel=
uerte uno anoere 9r6bere 6abriten, Die
ieit mebreren Wohen 9eihlonen paren,
anl 2. Sanuar wieoer in Yetrieb oeieb!
noroen; moourh mebreren tauleno Mr.
beitern pjeoer cine acknowledgements
oeboten tDuroe
Mm Dienltag Woreen tpurbe in @an=
ton in einem 5eitensdBden bic 2eideI
elmer etma 28idbrisen 1rau oefunoen,
ibr- -Gopf mles tlalfenDe Wunoen auF,
Die bon einem itumpfen Snfru,iisnte
1errii1ren. gliiabetb Brolpn, 10 beiBt
Die Jrau. fam erit Dor turser 3eit naM
Canton. sic lol lib'ir WeinloFalsn
berumgetrieben baben, no tie aud BON
Der poliaei nit elnem fremoen Wann
9eieben tpuroe glm Wontag tlaate lie
Der poli3ei, oaB iie BON einem Wanne
um i6r @eio beraubt morOen lei. Man
bat einen blutigen 0ammer geflnoen,
nit oem mabrIheinlih Die Sbat Deriibt
lmuroe. Bon Gem Sbater bat man nod
Iteine 5pur.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-01-09
aulanb.

Nn Ulontag begonn in Nep Dort Der
stpeite MoroproseB aegen 0orrp 9bam.
Seine Mbbotaten beab1iGti9en. bless
NAL ibren Glienten nit Der Wabnlinns-
tbtorie bonn eleftriiden Stubl 3u retten.
Bel einem inl-fron36ff1en poipitaI
in Der, 6toot San ssron3isto ousoebro.
1enen Bronbe ionben brei Nngeitellte
ben 6lammentoo. Die 3ranten fonn=
ten rs6t3sitis in 6i1erbfit 9ebra6t
tperben.
Gin 1euer in Der Woloauer 2ohlen=
3e1e III ber gld6e pon Gmittsbure. 3d..
Orobtt bic 9an3e NniisoIung III seriios
rell.
q 9uhsn4rHnasn i'm SuOenpierttl III
S2siu Ooyt lpeasJl Wistb- NsrmtIaerlin9
fil,D pm Det Dttaft NH 8t6ppeIniedsI
ujIisroriidt iDDrben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-01-09
Noti5 at Sritfenbamer.
Ete Gpmtaifii fiiondre.pou SusearaipaS Gouutp, Sbio
merbeN bis am

9te GDmntiifipndre.pon SnSearalpas eountp, Sbip
iuerbeN bis am
WpntaQ, 3. sSebruar 1908,
berfieeelte Mngebpte entgegeu rebneu fir hos
MtateruI MH6 Die Arbeit ir ben Ban bet tDlgeitoen
4riidem tn oent genannteu @puntp
Glue Brnde an Der pulen StraBe in &aiprence Sp.
Gtne griife in Der NaDe Der STRIDE an Der &reus.
ftraBe IN Ilds So.
1en Oberbau einer Bride in Baltic, 3uscaramos
gonutp Dbio.
Bfdne.S SbdBnn9er unb SpesifiCatipneu tbnuen in
ber Aifirc bes GonnD stnottprs etugeIeben mer0et.
9ie Angebnte finb etn5en etnaurei6en anT 5olmulos
rela tpebe ppm bes 9onntD MuOipr geliefert merben
Sebes MngebDt muB pon etner begldlbtgten B0nt=
oiIneiInng flr ben Setrog ppn $500, 5oDlbar ben
Aaoitor non ansearaDas @puutD, beglcttef ein. als
cine 6araItie bnir, baB Der geter ben Goutrat audi
aininnlt Sab BargIdbat ieat tpeun ibm ber'ebe 5r=
geiprodben tpir6. SIZE Gpmniliiondre bebalten hd)
oas Redt pDr eiu5eine ooer ale atnse6pte 5urid5i=
luetien.s
aus anItrog Der gebbroe Der epnutp Goniiiondre,
VI. %. 0umasep, @ubitor,
Gcttrt IL Se5enlber 1897. 3iu
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Wartet.
Daft auf,
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uartct,

fnr on Grofnune 2luzp Dem emos
rapasGo
in f reorean miro th san5en Oorrap an
i'm mroen
utpiem 9hort taum
Srnhiahrswaarm ldafen
Gphs bel Der epolruns oNr eseno no @
r nno b
or5ee 2lusmabl ais IN nirenoen lem
brr Robert 1otheus Deduier Der rfotfn Der
fduf IN Ohio pronNoltt tmiroo onen Derfauf litn
G5eb 2lt auf oie Gronnag, 9amas 1Ilor9en H. Da l9oo
Gebt 2ldt auf oie 2lnihlas: :plafate
The SYKES co.
- eoc.r. 5ros, IS GonalDo Ohio
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: Nest Noolpbs Wnsei9e uno Ipart
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-11-21
SATURDAY, NOV. Fl. 1908.
ATTORNEY GENERAL 0UlON'S
OPINION OF THE ShATTUcK
LIQUOR LAW.

The following ia a synopsis o,
Attorney General Guion'> opinion
Of the Gay-Shsttuck Liquor Law
"Only citizens Of Louisiana can
obtain saloon licenses. Unnat-
uraIized foreva~r~ and citizens Of
otner states cannut secure licenses.
"Persons convicted of a felony.
women and minors are prohibited
from obtaining a saloon license.
1.-TWO saloons, one for whites
and one for coiored, cannot be
operated under the same state
license.
Liquor cannot be sold to both
races for consumption in the same
structure. If liquor is sold to
whites on the premises. negroes
may purchase it there, but must
consume it elsewhere.
Gambling il saloons is unlaw-
full.
mo council, board of aldermen
or police jury can, after January
1st, 1909, grant privileges for oper.
alton of barrooms within 800 feet
OF . church or school, measuring
IN . straight line between thr
nearest p"int-. Existing saloons
now in the prohI blted district must
move out oi it by December 31st.
190S, II they desire to continue to
operate.
There must be solid partition
from floor to ceiling and from wall
20 wall between groceries and
saloons. Double acting doors NAV
be placed behind the counter to
connect the two, and to be used
only by the proprietor and his
male help. This does not apply
to groceries where liquor is sold il
the original packages.
"Billiard ana pool tables and
chairs Ia barrooms are not pro-
hibited. |!
"Pianos, organs and musical
instruments ar. prohibited, rs are
sparring. boxing, wrestling and
other exhibitions in saloons.
''Aii saloons. old and new. must
axe out u 1909 state liccuse."
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-11-21
TOWN COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
FRANKLIN, La. Nov. 13. 1905

FRANKLIN, La, Nov. 10, 1908
Continuation Of meeting adjourned
over from Nov. 10th, Mayor Lewis
presiding, Mr.. Norris absent.
A petition signed by citizens of the
town asking that q sewer be laid on
Iberia street, was submitted. After q
thorough discussion Is was moved by
Mr.. Frost. duly seconded and carried.
that the petition be granted, and that
sewer Be laid. size to Be eighteen,
fifteen and twelve inch, provided. how
ever, that the cost of this work does
not exceed total cost of three thous-
ana dollars, and of which amount the
School Board is to pay one-third.
Moved by Mr.. Deiahoussaye, duly
seconded and carried, that a COM
mlttse OF three be appointed to confer
with the Building COMMITTEE of the
High School regarding the above
work: The following gentlemen were
appointed on that committee: Messrs.
Frost. Harrison and BOudreaux.
Moved by MIR. Boudreaux. duly
seconded and carried that owing to
the increased value of the power house,
that the insurance on same be in
creased to fifteen thousand dollars.
There being no further business On
motion the Council adjourned.
JOHN G. LEWIS, Mayor,
CHAS. LAUvE, Secretary.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-11-21
FRANKLIN, La. Nov. 10. 1915

FRANKLIN, La, Nov. 10, 1908.
The Honorable Council met in spx-
cial session, Mayor Lewis presiding.
With full attendance present. The
Mayor explained that the object Of
the meeting was to pass on an appli-
cation from the Western States Shows
tStreet Fair) asking for permit to
show on the streets OF the town.
BY motion OF MIR. Delshoussaye.
duly seconded and carried, the permit
was refused.
There being no further business, ON
motion the Council adjourned.
JOHN LEWIS, Mayor.
HAS. LAUvE, Secretary.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-11-21

Just think Of It! Photos Ave for
ten cents, Tor ten days longer,
All photos mounted on cards.
Photos finished im one day. photo
Buttons ten cents up. All pictures
are warranted not TO fade. Acme
Pluto Co., next to the Commercial
Bank and Trust Co., Franklin.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-11-21

BuReies and Surreys for sale =
Brenns.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-11-21
RECEIPTS

| @628j ~
RECEIPTS
Oct. .. Demand note discount
ted at Commercial Bank &
Trust Co., bearing 3 per
cent interest 1900 %
Oct. 9. Demand note bearing
5 per cent. interest dis
counted at st. Mary Bank
& Trust Co. 1900 90
Set. 10. Demand note bearing
3 per cent. intere6H discoun-
ted at Commercial Bank &
Trust Co. 1000 W
Oct. 10. Demand note bearing -.
per cent. interest discoun-
ted at st Mary Bank & 80. -
Trust Co. 1000 w
Oct. 20. Amount loaned by
Jos. Brig $50 W
Nov. 7. Parish tax 1908, from
w T Peterman, Sheriff u
Nov. Z. License 1908, from w.
Z. Peterman, Sheriff ~ W
report. Oct. 5. 1905 1ol1 IS
se2s3 %
Received the following amounts
rom the Sheriff for special accounts
Is itemized below.
School Funds 70 =!
Cypremort Drainage District o.
Atchafalaya Bay Ship Chan >.
mel Co. %
Total fee Oct. collections ~ Il
DELIVERY WAGONS-Made B
o order, built strong and for tine
rAdp At Rfenn1a @4s
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-11-21

DELIVERY WAGONS-Mads
to order, built strong and for tine
trade. At Brenn's.
Evening journal., 1908-09-28
SEWER
ON CREEK BED

The new sewer which has been in
the process OF Construction for up
wards of year above the Augustine
Mills and which crosses under Bran
dywine creek will probably be COM
pleted in three weeks more time and
ready for operation.
The old sewer that has been in use
in carrying the sewage and refuse from
the settlement and mills has been taxed
to its capacity and to relieve the pres
sure the new one was necessary. The
new pipe which is SO inches in diam
eter in some portions, and 30 in others,
begins on the south side of the creek
and runs parallel 10 the old one for
a distance of about 900 feet and then
goes under the creek, emerging on the
other shore and continues to Lea's
race where it empties.
The matter of constructing this new
sewer has been an engineering feat
worthy of note. It was considered at
the outset TO run the new pipe paral-
lei with the old one all the distance.
The old one runs about three miles be-
fore emptying If the new one was 10
have been constructed after that plan
il would have cost a good deal of money
and the park would have had to be
torn up considerably After figuring
the problem it was planned to bring
the pipe across TO the north side and
empty it into Lea's Race.
The new pipe is larger than the ole
one and il is fully eXpect,N that the
refuse water and sewage of the settle
ment houses and the mills Whereabouts
will now be carried off by the new
sewer.
Evening journal., 1908-09-28
SILVERBROOK IS
NOW IS YEARS OLD

The hftenth anniversary. of. the
dedication Of Silverbrook NJ +.
Church was celebrated yesterday.
Special services were held morning and
evening
A love feast was held at the morn
ing service The Rev. Dr. Louis t.
Barrett. pastor of Elkton NJ T. Church
preached on The Pre- -eninence of
Cod In the evening the Rev. DR. T.
L. Poulson,- of Ridley Park. Pa.
preached.
During the day the offerings aggre-
gated S557 this being known as the
September offering. The church WIS
decorated for the occasion with a pro-
fusion of potted plants and cut 6owers.
This evening the Rev. Cyrus j.
Keen. of Claymont. will preach; to-
morrow evening the sermon viii be
by the Rev William Z. Poole, pastor
of McCabe Memorial NJ. T. Cnurcn.
and the concluding sermon Wednesday
evening viii be preached by the Rev.
II. A. C. Westerdeld, pastor of AsbuIy
NJ. Z. Church..
Evening journal., 1908-09-28
PIG MARKET TO
BE ABANDONED
City Solicitor Holds That the
Fourth Street Sales Are
Unlawful

At to-day's meeting Of the Board OF
Health. Secretary wigglesworth read the
communication from City Solicitor Town
send regarding the matter which had been
submitted TO him by the Board about
keeping pigs for sale in Fourth street be-
tween Market and orange. The farmers
have had pigs there on market days fe-
some time past and several Complaints
have been received City Solicitor Town
send cited section . OF the city ordinances
which reads as follows: No farmer OF per-
son shall expose for sale in said market
Fourth street from King 20 Orange) any
thing whatsoever except fruit vegetables
or grain as set forth in section one Of
this ordinance"
This makes the keeping OF pigs for salt
clearly against tho ordinance and IN,
| matter will be brought TO the attention
OF tho farmers at once. The communica
tion Of tho city Solicitor win be printed
and distributed and Secretary Wiggles
worth win have the farmers notified by
officers OF the board that pigs must not b,
kept for sale In Fourth street between
the streets named.
Mr. Wigglesworth said that the farm.
ors would he notified in reasonable time
Violation Of the ordinance is punishahl,
by fine of S.
Secretary wigglesworth reported that
twenty one properties had been connected
with the sewer since the last meeting.
Fifteen minor complaints were acted upon
Evening journal., 1908-09-28
CITY GETS A
TASTE OF RAIN

The long drought was broken to-day
The rainfall was not very heavy and
came at intervals But it was refresh
ing after the prolonged dry spell, and
the farmers throughout the State will
welcome a..
The day broke with heavy clouds in
the sky. and every indication pointed to
good. old-fashioned downpour 1t be-
gan to rain early just a drizzle like, and
continued with a heavier fan in the mid
die Of the day The temperature was
much cooler than 1t had been, and a
brisk wind blew which kept the clouds
slSudding overhead az a pretty fast clip.
The wind also cut up along the streets
and round the corners.
Though az times IL looked as If the sun
would break through the clouds, more
clouds kept coming before the wind and
brought more rain. The indications are
that the rain will continue.
Evening journal., 1908-09-28
RALLY DAY AT
WEST CHURCH

Rally Day services were held an day
yesterday at West Presbyterian
church Fourteen new members were
received at the morning service. In
the afternon the Sunday school held.
reunion services. In the evening a
special sermon was preached by the
pastor. the Rev. Alexander Alison. Jr.
The attendance at all the services
was very large. The morning service
was most Impressive Holy Com
.munion was administered and the four
teen new members welcomed.
At the Sunday school reunion SER
vices in the afternoon the attendance
was 954i which was IT'S greater than
the September average Of attendance.
superintendent Frank sheppard
made a brief address of welcome and
solo was sung by Mrs Ramoth
Mitchell Brief addresses were made
by Theodore B, Williams OF Phnadel-
phia, and the Rev Alexander Alison.
Jr. The choir gave several excellent
selections.
At this service it was found neces-
sary 70 provide additional chairs for
the members of the adult. junior. pri-
mary and beginners classes.
Evening journal., 1908-09-28
WANT DR.. LEWIS
AT RODNEY STREET
Congregation May Decline
to Accept His ReSie-
nation

Many friends Of the Rev. Or. W. f.
d. Lewis have expressed regret because
OF him rendering his resignation as pas
tor OF Rodney Street Presbyterian
Church after pastorate OF sixteen
years.
It was stated to-day that movement
has been started by members Of Rodney
Street Church congregation either 20 re-
quest DR.. Lewis TO withdraw his resig-
nation. or to refuse 10 accept his resisna'
tion when II Is acted on.
A meeting of the congregation has
been called for Wednesday night at
which the Rev w. II. Logan Is to pre-
side as moderator. to act upon the resig-
nation.
1t was said to-day that a strong sem
timent has developed TO refuse the res-
ignation and az the same time to grant
Dr. Lewis a vacation. More than hum
drod members OF the congregation had
expressed themselves to this effect, II is
said