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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-18
&eSentenoe &oblensrmben
amsefamft.

IS 1T ieBt eben befannt semoroen,
oab Sobn R. Walib. Der bic Southern
Snbiana- Bis CUR Clinton Ssmi.glod
Goal 60. beiibt. grobs 2oblsnldnoereien
tn @ullipan @ounip gum preiie bon
$500, 600 setauft bat. gs 1T bies be-
fonbers erwdbnenswertb. neil bic Der.
ing Goal Co., unterahbt bon Der &od
Sslanb. bort ebenfaas Antdufs au ma-
den Iu6t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-18
Dier junee Geben auseeloiht
8ei einem bsbanerli9en 1nfaa im Waionic:
0ebGuOc
Sammer= seenem tm stspemiartmn,.

| fudten Die ungebeure saaar Weniden,
bic fi9 i'm gtu anaeIammelt batte, in
Oronun9 81 bnlten; mnn9e Der ber.
lsBtsn &naben batten fid fortsemadt,
anoeren mar in ben naben 9doen Die
erfe 0hlfe an9eoieben. YieIe murben
in 9utI4sn 5simgefabren, Der anoeren
nabm fi1 ole Nmbulan3 an. Na9.
benz Die Sienife oerIelben nidt mebr
beourft wurOe, uno Die Wenoe anfing.
liA 5u pertbeilen, reinigte Der Sanitor
beg Utaionic. 8ebduoe ben S9nuplab
BON Slutipuren, pobei CT nod mebrere
| 3dbne fano. - llno nun iir6mte MlIes
nad oem 2siGenbaus. Sort lagen Die
4 10 frhb um's 2e6en setommenen
Gnnben.
Die Wtuttar bon @owaro WforriiIep
mar 9lei9, als bic Nadridt BON
osm unfaue fuie elm 2auffeusr bur9
bic Staot fog, bon biiferer Nbnun9
gepadt, na9 Dem Sispsniariud geeilt.
Sbr 2ieblina batte seraoe ben lebten
atbem3ug getban, als fis sintraf.
8lei9 oarauf fam Der Batter bes tlei-
men SAei9ert uno aun er tonnte nur
nod Die 2ei9e isines Sobnes ioenti.
Iiciren. Greo. polanb wurbe bon
Setannten a9uoscirt uns Der feline
Somsr WiliamIOn bon ieinem Batter.
Sm ifdotiidsn SOIpital ipielten fid
d6nli6e Scenen a6 uno ielbIf bic
Nerste, bic td9lid 2eiosn uno gleno
iehen, waren our9 ben Sammer auf's
Sieffe eri6Httert.
Sam Sobnion an WaoiIon Strabe
wu6nbafi, Der bel oem unfaae ielbH
i8mer3bafte 9erlebunsen bapongetra.
gen bate unb i'm DiIpsniarium oarauf
wartste, oaB Die 4er3ts enolid au9 i'm
unterIu6en marben, ersdblte benz 8e.
ri4teritatter feline @rfabrun3 tpie
folst:
vWir Sungens hattsn serabe uniere
2artsn eingetauI9t in oem muIfi9en
3immer bes 2. Stodpertes Der alten
&attenfalls uno mOllten 10 itneQ mie
m6slid an bic friIde 2uft.
Wir battsn seraoe ben Sreppsnrano
errei9t als mir nit einemmal bon ben
Sunaens binter uns nit fiir9terli4er
@eualt borwdrts geidubf wurben.
Gin tleiner i&paaer gnirps iihrate
uno. elmer bon ben Sunsen bic ieBt oa
tOot liesen beriu9te benz Rlsinsn auf-
3ubelfen. @eraoe als sr fia bhdte
tam Elm fur9barer g4ubs BON binten
uno mir fielen bunt bur9einanoer.
Die Na9brdngsnoen ifolpsrten iibsr
; bic, mel9e Idon eefttrat marsn, uno
: mir bersingen nit einem Wtale bic
Slime. grf i'm Sispeniarium bin id
pieber 3u mir aetommen.
Sn gleiher Weiie wuroe Der eniieb-
li9e unfan bon anoeren &naben, oie
in oem 8eiptble tparen, beidrisben.
Or. Sbsooor Wasner fano fi9 als'
: balo nit isinsm Sobne Slst9er @as=
: ner i'm Stspsniarium elm. Der padere
Irat balf nit &atb uno Sbat uno
! bra&te ben am Iuge i9wer perlsbten
tleinen Wanep in isinem Mutomobil in
! feline elterlite Wobnung.
! Die Sammerieene su bef&reiben 1T
! taum m6sli9. 0unoerte unb aber
Sunoerts dnsflids @efi9ter sosen on
I ben 2eiden borhber, um erlei4tert auf=
} suatbmen, tpenn ibr 2iebling ni4t oas
, bel mar.
G gei osm @sttungswert tbaten fid
t defenders berpor, @apt. Campbell. De,
e parttbeater- polisilt uno Walter gorl=
E bp. Der @sfddftsfiibrer bes $heaters.
unbesrsifid 1T, oab eiwa 400 ber
2naben troBoem bas Unique Sbeater
{ beiu9ten, wdbreno i6re reip. Inge96'
rigen bon Mnsf unb Gorge fu4teu
unb fi9 grdmten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-18

Sn benz 5alle bes September
Smttbsp, mel&er i'm 6armbauie Der
6rau @oie 8ittsp eri&ORen in ieinem
Bette aufsefunbsn wuroe. gab geRern
9 oronsr Sutsmher ieinen @abripru&
auf Selbfmorb ab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-18

9rinetnn, IL. 4pril. Sacob
Wiler uno Wlprlte $racp ideinen ni9i
bsionoers bon Gem neuen 6sirathsge=
isBe einsenommen 3u iein. Die aui
hsute Abeno angeiegte 6O93eit mubis
peridobsn tueroen, ba Der Brdutisam
nidt i'm Stanos mar, einen 6eiratbs.
i9sin 3u erlansen. gls man BEN
grdtiaam bic Gormulare iibergab, ant-
iportete sr, oaB er biefelben ni9t weros
ausfHllen t6nnen. Sie graut wurbe
blab unb fart bsinabe In Obnma9t.
geioe raiften fi9 enoli& auf. INN bic
MpplitutiOnen au 9auie aus3ufhlIen.
Sis 0o1jeit wuroe auf morssn Der.
i8oben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-18
Cferblunten

CnerItItett, Sd)ntttbItttttett
uno 4fansen teoer Mrt tn
oer 9rSBtem ttt.o prd@tt8tten
NnStpabl. Sebt TIT eS 3ett
Sbre 8eiteamttg stt .ttad]ett.
8erterutantt Bros. Co.,
241 Wafi. Mne. 1el. $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-18

pafpr s. @. g 9meiBer
bielt feline abidieosprebist in Der
@oanselii4sn 9ir9e su 9apton, o.,
oa er in ben ndafen Sa9en 6isrbsr
iberiieosln tptrb, um on Der 3wsitsn
guanseliidsn Stride gu tpirfsn. Ssin
Na4folser miro Der prebiser s. 3.
gpans bon grsrhsn, Snb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-18

Gotamtag Abemo, 80. april,
TT oer eiioiette Surnbane.
Gtmtrttt 25e fur Gerr tttto
0at1te; Gttta 9ausen 1Oc.
8orsii9It@eS Nroaratatt,
SUM emIub 1att3.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-02-17
The sunshine Of Spring.

The salve That cures without sea,
is DeWitt,s witch Hazel. Cuts
Burns, Boils, Bruises and Piles disap,
pear before the use Of this saiye as
snow before tae sun sains OF pring
Mis- H. NJ. Afiddlston, Thebes, Ill, says;
Il was seriously afflicted with . feve,
sore throat that was very painful. De-
Wits Witch Hazel saiys cured me II
less tnan week. Get he genuine
Sold by Stone \ Mercer,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-02-17
HOW TO WIN A HUSBAND.

woman's sphere in this 10th century ;s
not limited any more than Is mans She
can occupy almost any business nosition
OF profession, and yet the popular view of
womarhood is that she best fits the posi.
aon Of wife and mother and head OF tie
nousenoiq- Every girl should know her
system IS equal to tile strain Of ,ns.-;aos
II agirl Is nervous and irritable ten chances
70 one II is due TO some trouble pecnl;ar ia
womnnhood fsSeiiat "
SIpio mas no place IN girls heart IL
sne u nervous and irritable, feels DRAGGED
Town, worn out for no reason that sic an,
t1ink OF. The weak back, dizzy speIis and
piack circles about the eyes are only SWIM.
.oms. Go to the source of the trouble and
Correct the irregularity. Stop the drains
IN me %oinanly system and the other
S5apeoms VIII disappear. TITS can be
= ons ~, sasn5y and intelligeutiy. So sure of
n;as:s .ne world Dispensary Medical Asso-
sa aG.h' sne pfcpnetors of Dr.. Picrce's Pa
sos prescription, that they offer $500
,,ewaro Tor women who cannot be cured 81
tIs,u,esoirnsa, female weakness. proiapstis or
laning OF the womb All they ask q ta;f
slu reasonable trial of their means of cure.
AFTER confinement gained no strength =
VIC MIA a Davis Of Sweetwnter. Ala. f:ver,
n. nsn my baby was month old could hardly
ds.sasyy "T5s. cont know what 70 call The
$3.50 mad weak feeling IN the pit Of my
1.zso.naen. lei miserable all over. w1s Az
snree months and lady friend toid nj. ~ ~,
II. f1erces Eavorite Prescription n Il liad dnnSy
three bottles was cured riis ~ 49,
ysAls ago and have had no return 81 fhe dis.
Aesse. Am very thankfui fof the remedy. \ I
s.n1not preiee your Fnvurite Prcscrirtions
=: y = wonderful medicine for women
DE- Piefce's Pellets ale gently laxative.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-02-17

Sherman c. Denham returned
Friday night from d busincss visit
in Charleston.
Ernest A. Rider was here Saturl
day from Quiet Del. G
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-02-17
CHEAPER GAS
IS PROMISED
For AlAMST0
Ordinance Granting Gas Franchise
III That Town Passes It's First
Reading at Town Couneil..- New
Company Will Organize and Put
in G Competitive Gas sy stem.

therein such paving shall not be
disturbed by said Southern or as
signs ezcept With The permission Of
the Committee on streets, alleys,
roads, ctc d the superint endent Of
such streets, etc., anil IL disturbed
with such permission, such paving
shall be replaced by said company
under the direction of snid commit
ltee or stperint lent
AS d part of the c0nsi deration for
1.-THE rights herein granted the sal
George Sou them, his SUCCESSORS
land assigns, agree Ito furnish to the
Town Of Aslamston on and after lie
|date when they shall Ehaye.a system
|cf pipe lines laid and completed FIR
gas In said town and so
Hong as they shall operate said sys-
ITEM hereunder, gas free for heating
and lighting the mayors Office Of
|said town and Gas for ten street
lamps for street Lighting free of
|charge to said town, said lamps to
|be placed under the supervision and
direction Of the said council, or its
authorized representative.
Fhe mayor appointed Outright.
Smith and Crisis as the finance com
|mittee.
Upon motion Of Criss the council
ladjourned to meet in two weeks.
Mr.. Southern announced sched-
|ule Of prices it was proposed to
charge tfiat is much lower than j.
NOW being paid, He also stated
that 1t was the intention to organ
ize d Accompany and put in complete
system. 1t is understood that am
lple territory can be obtained for the
use Of the proposed company.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-02-17

OF Simpson District Tedcters In
sftute, TO Be ma A I Bridge
port FRIDAY Fsb. ~

M e.,ta,.;,,;s y; II, !, q ~ \, "a
me lolloM ~ z: " M, pts ss,n r. =
the simpson l.,a Ss1.ss IS ,as,ls1s =,
sntute, . , - lsn = y y Dllpss ~
frid a reofna9s
sDo a. = Y 81 s1el'al sseiS
by hey. v 'ssIep''
Masle. IS WI Z rs 1s:..,;o4
opening aupas " lne uis'f''S
pre esrl li,,a4 q, s,,,a sa,a,l
!, 10 Nl M a IN aysau s..,,aa
Children be atlog vs. y . y n
subjects ~ ss's 5 = aass =
'ie ,nl., -. wa,
Mha W., ,so'lp n, ~ y y. ~ " a ~.
small Sliilalsl ~. onssa ~,
sersl5. m ssiills slssnoous
ea III ia NV, -, *, go
40 y nas n.S ss. y = =, . w. X
q I. Esss ~ 70 lcac'l-
ers -i TOT; 4 p pan Hs1l
Are NOT our Scpools pe sGO II
Ntllltarian ana E E gaaa !, 20 ,l s.le
Neglect q Eeai s'gltqEe MISS
ha 1T, ne, s5eel 81, (. q, !, 1 - !.
10 Wnat f'A . sno VIC, As 1e
ers seek 20 sne EropnlaT WIN 7, -, ,Taf-
ents and Fuplls e rank INK ?. WINE.
should corpora isunlfn !, ,s !, De ..,
AdmimsIered Before tne scnool
Mss Dec hoss.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-02-17
r,rfect Commence !,

Where taere used to be a feeling Of
uncasipess and worry in the household
when a enid showed symptoms of Group.
taere is now perfect confidence This
is owing to the uniform success OF
cnamberlain's couga Remedy in the
treatment of that disease. Mrs. NJ. i.
Basford, Of Poolesyillc, Nd, in speak
ing Of her expert nee in the use OF that
remedy says: z nave a world of con-
fiasnce in Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
for ! nave, used it with perfect succs IS.
My enid, sGkrland, is subject to severe
attacks of Group and Il always gives
aiH prompt relief" For sale BY Stone
& Mercer, druggists
John Ross ESQ Of Quiet Doll,
was here Friday evening.
Walter NJ. Morris. of AIt. Glare,
sPspt Saturday in the CITY,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-02-17
WILL ENL AR6E
GLASS FA c J r DRY
Increment Is on TO Increase Capt.
tai Stock Of 1udust' lal Wiadov
Glass Company For That
Purpose,

The directors Of the industrial
Windos Glass Company held a
meeting Friday night and decided
to call a stockholders meeting for
March 3 for the purpose of consid:
ering a proposition to increase the
capital stock from $40. 900 to $780,
900, Tho object is to reconstruct
the plant so as TO make it a thirty
six blower instead Of a 12 blower.
The contemplated Improvement is
to begin at the close Of the present
fire and he completed before the blow
begins next fall. Such an enlarge
ment will afford work for three or
four times as many men.as are now
employed there.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-02-17
.DIPL MATS
ARE ARR A.N6ED
By the President as To Stations
and Val BE Transferred
Nert Month.

BY ASSOCIATED. PREss.
Washington, d, c., Feb, 10 The
President has finally arranged the
diplomatic transfers which will be
put into effect next month. Minis
tor Townsend, at Belgium, retircs,
being succeeded by Wilson, now
minister to Chill. Henry White,
secretary at London, becomes am
bassador to Italy. Meyer is going t
ST. Petersburg, succeeding McCor-
mick. who becomes ambassador to
France, Porter retiring.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-02-17

II ~
in the town hall there Wednesday
night at . o'clock, with Mayor
Southern, Recorder Outright Copp-
cilmon Morris, Wolfe and Criss and
Chief Of Police A. j. Shafer present.
The minutes of the previous meet
ing we're read by the recorder and
approved by the council.
The mayor, as superintendent Of
streets, reported that the streets
were never in. better condition, ex7
planning that they we're frozen solid
The report was received without ac-
ton.
The ordinance committee reported
for adoption an ordinance in yogae
in Clarksburg prior to the adoption
of the city charter, entitled, An
Ordinance on Offenses Against Good
Order and the Peace Of the Town OF
Adanston," containing 63 sections.
The ordinance was adopted and or
dercd spread on the ordinance book
of the town.
The. following franchise was in
PRODUCED, and upon motion Of, Mo--
ris, seconded by Wolfe, was passed
to its second and last reading,
Mayor Southern not voting ard
Criss voting against: /.
An ordinance granting TO George
q. Southern or assigns the right to
nse the streets, alleys, roads and
squares of the town Of Adamston
for the purpose Of laying gas mains,
pipes, etc, therein and making COR
nections thcrefrom with public and
private property and of conducting
gas for light and fuel through TIE
same, to and for the use Of the oc-
cupants Of such property and the in
habitanR Of the town.
BE it ordained by the council Of
the Town of Adamston that George
G. Southern and his assigns, indi-
yidually and seyerally. be. and he
and his assigns are hereby granted
the franchise and right to use. for
the period of fifty years. from flle
date Of the adoption Of this ortli-
nance, the streets. alleys, roads ard
squares of the Town of Adamston
for the purpose of laying gas mains.
pipes, and connecting with same.
through, across and under the said
streets, roads, alleys and squares and
make connections therefrom to pub
lie or private property, conduct gas
through said mains, pipes and con-
nections to such property, and 10
supply gas to the inhabitants Of
said town and occupants of said
property, and make all necessary
excavations for the purposes afore-
said and do all things necessary to
the same end, but said Southern or
assigns shall repair such streets, al
leys, roads and squares Immediately
after such excavations or as soon
thereafter as possible or practical
and refill and leave the same in as
good and permanent condition as
they were Immediately before sucl,
excavations were made. If said
streets, roads, alleys or squares. or
any of them are now paved or shall
be paved before such mains, pipes
and connections shall be so laid
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-02-17
Another case Of RhsumatIsn Cured b

Another Casa Of Rheumatism Cured By
Chambsrlain's Pain Balm. u
The efficacy of ChamberIain's Pain
Balm in the relief Of Rheumatism is b..
ing demonstrated daily. Parker Trip
lett. of Gragsby, Va, says that Cham.
berlain's Pain Balm gave him permanent
relief from rheumatism in tae back
when everything else failed, and n.
would not be without it. For sale by
stone'& Mercer, druggists.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-02-17
Pneumonia More patai Than Con.

It is not generally known That more
people die from pneumonia than con
sumption. This is bacausa every one.
young or old Is susceptible to its Mt
'tacks after exposure. ]. W. Bryan, IT
Lowdsr, H.. writes: Ny little boy was
very low with pneumonia. Unknown to
the doctor we gave him Folcy's Honey
and Tar. The result was magical and
puzzled the doctor, as it Immediately
stopped the racking cough and lie
quickly reccv 'rd.s Refuse substitutes
Sold by STONE & Mercer, r. j. Criss
md sturm 4 Wilson.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-02-17
CHILD Dies.

Helen Gooden. the three-year-eld
daughter of Mr.. and Mr.. r. ID.
Gooden, died at 3 AS O'Clock Thurs
day afternoon at their home on
Hickman street, from pneumonia.
The remains win be shipped Satur-
daF morning at Z o'clock to Zaness
vile Ohio for buEiaI.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-02-17
BAG
RIFLED
IN CAR
By Associated Press.

Warren, o., Feb. lit has lust
been discovered that mail bag in
the Erie train No. Z was rifled Nom
day and fifty or more letters, and !,
number of checks were extracted and
the letters were left under the plat
form at Leavittsburg.
1t does not appear that any regis
tered packages were taken. The
checks were mostly going to parties
in. Barberton.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-02-17
CABINET
MEMBERS
ALL RESIGN
Roosepelts Family VIII An Learc
Him March But An But
One Win Go Bacl, Trio
Days Later.
By ASSOCIATED PREss.

Washington, ID. c., Feb. 1.-The
members of the Presidents cabinet
all rendered their designations to-
day, to take effect at the close Of
President Roosevelt's present term.
Saturday, March 4. On Monday.
the 9Th, all viii be nominated for
reappointment except Postmaster
General Wynne. who is to be Consul
General to London.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-07-05
Death Of wilson urenshnw

4
thc survivors of the 18th Reg
iineh' and. esPecially of Go Z will
sorrow to learn of the de- IA of
their old comradc in arms, Mr.
Wilson Crensbaw. His death
occurred Monday, July 3, 1905,
at tho home of bis son, MIR J G
CrenShaw in the Van Wyck vi
cinity, of heart failure. His i'll
ness was of short duration, being
confined TO hts bed only two or
three days.
Mr. CreNshaw was boln in
Lancaster county January IS,
1882, and was in bis 74th year.
He entered tho Confederate SER
vice at the beginning of the civil
war mud served throughout tfe
folr years except for II short time
when he was captured by the
enemy and confined in Il Northern
prison He received four wounds
Ia battle, two OF them quite SER
ions. He was always regarded as
one of the beat soldiers who enter
ed the service from this county.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-07-05
State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF LANCASTER,

Wy + Stcwman, Esq. Proba
judge
WHEREAS, Fl. Hines. ESD made
snit 10 me, TO grant him letters of ad
minlstration of the estate of and ei
fects of Robin Duncan
THESE ARE THEREFORE, Ia
cite and 'admonish all and singular the
kindred and creditors of said Robin
Duncan dece ,sed, that they be and ap
pea before me, in the Court of Pro
bate, TO be held at Lancaster. s G on
FRIDAY, July l4th next after pub
lication thereof, at ii o'clock in the
forenoon, to show cause, ir any thew
have, why said administration should
not be granted,
Given under my Hand this 3Oth day
OF J."e Ammo Domini, 1905
J r. Stewma
Probate Judge
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-07-05

Mr. Chas King, who recently
accepted position as flagman on
the Southern, was in the wreck
at Spartanburg Sunday morning
in which three lives were lost, an
account Of which will be found
elsewhere in this issue. A tele-
gram from him to his brother,
Capt J P King, Monday morning
stated that he was uninjurcd.
Pay your subscription.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-07-05

quarter. Magistrate Carncs OF
Buford, in addition to quarterly
returns, also turned over $40,
hnes collected the past month.
! Tho Lancaster Chapter Of the
Daughters of the Coufederacy
will givo AN entertainments at
the graded school grounds Thurs
day evening, beginning at 6 80
O'Clock, for the benefit of the
monument fund Among the
attractive features will be two
balloon ascensiohs. Ice cream
and other refreshments will be
served. Music will be furnish.
e6 by the Cotton Mills brass
band. The public is cordially
invited to attend.
The young peoples conven-
ton Of the A r p church con
venes at Gastonia, N. c., today,
Rev Paul Presley will GO from
this place and from the Shiloh
congregation the following dele
gates will attend: Misses Ella
Robinson, Brennie Thompson,
Marie Craig and Mr. VIM Milling
The editor of THE LEDGER
spent last Sunday with his old
friend and former neighbor, Mr.
M + Jordan, at Fort Lawn and a
most enjoyable day it was. We
foel under many obligations to
Mr. Z w Hardin for tho trip, he
having taken us over in his motor
car.
Mr. Richard S Myers, who
was recently graduated in civil
engineering from the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute at Blacks
burg, Va, has taken a position
with the Southern Power Com
pany. and is at present working
on the surveys for the new devel.
odments to he made at the Great
Falls Of the Catawba.-Charlotte
Observer.
= Mrs Mariah Hull of Ports
mouth. Va, who has been at the
bedside of her son, Mr. J ] Hull,
at Rock Hill, S c., received a
stroke of facial paralysis Sunday.
The condition Of Mrs Hull yester
day was slightly improved. Mrs
Hull was formerly resident of
Charlotte and has many friends
here who will wish her a speedy
recovery.-Charlotte Observer.
Mr. M Nisbet, Of Van
Wyck, requests the announcement
that r :aI reasons the date
of the ann ual picnic at the Indian
Ferry on the Catawba river has
been changed from July 4th to |
July 10Th. 1t is believed that the
latter date will prove more satis-
factory to the great majority of
the people. An effort is now be-
ing made to secure one or two
good speakers for the occasion,
whose subjects will be announced
later. The managers for the day
will be Messrs ] M Yoder, w 2
Plyler and j A Hyatt, Of Van
Wyck, and Messrs J E Heath,
Fred Harris and w + Chears, Of
Waxhaw.
Death OF Mrs CulD.