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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-08
REJECTED THE TRUTH


A&s# pEtN tk$t Cow AFFNNF ~ A#4N &tE
dua1g she bour sor the yangre katlen
10 assemble Roodly uumber nearly
all ueu heard Ray George Il stuafs
AZ the Methodist church last ulght
- iunk for Lis text he thar helug
often toproved and hara.ae'b hls
neck shan ha suddenly cut of aud
that without remedy
The Evangelist never spoke more
oaruestiy than he ala last night. aud
the sermon bore Immediate frult
A large number % men, principally
Young men. and two or three ladies
were converted Many asked for
prayer
Th@. minister said the neck of the
OK III made tender by the yoke whea
first worn but after awhile 1t be
comes hard and calous and without
feeling My, what a picture Of the
sinner who being often reproved
hardencth his heart, God sends the
truth 10 soften your heart aud when
you reject the truth what can God
do but permit the hardening OF your
heart?
Don't you remember how tender
your spirit was at one time bat lit
tie by little YOU have resisted God
gentle appeals until you have muir
dered your soul and driven God
back out of your life, That's the
sin against the Holy Ghost.
You have done 1t lick by lick.
My father used to send us to the
forrest to prepare 1t for cultivation.
We took our axes and "belted" the
trees that they might die. But when
we left just a few inches the tree
would put out its leaves. Then he
sent us back to hit a few more licks.
Completely belted and then 1t dies.
There are men in this town, It
| may be, who have "belted" the tree
| and are as certainly doomed today
as they are to be damned forever
Gods spirit will not always strive
with men. Are you waiting for feel
ing tonight before you yield? Hav'
you ytonviction that you are a sinhe
and Shave you deep regret that yo
) are a sinner? That's all the feelln
you need.
Conscience Is the jury, and yo'
/ Land the past record of your life arr
the witnesses, and God the judge
Are YOU sinner in this court TO
!nipht9 You say. 81 doubt so and
so" Why not put forth as m"ch
| effort to doubt your doubts as 10
doubt the truth of God-and your
own souls desire to believe?
! Doubt your doubts but don't DOUBT
| vour faith. There is ten times as
| much reason for doubling our ooup's
as doubling our falth.
The personal consciousness Oh
vour salvation in answer to your
faith in Jesus Christ Is the highest
nroof of Gods truth TO you. fut
religions truth to the test IN the
nractice of your life and it will not
| fail you. ,,,o
| | knew an old lady in whose Bipie
| the letters "T. p" could be touhu
oft repeated. 1t meant that she hao
| tried and proven that promise OF her
| Cod Did YOU know that God never
! made a bird until he had first made
the air in which 1t can fly.
| He never made fish until he haa
first made the waters where thef
| might swim. And God never created
an immortal soul with It's longinss
for Immortality without first Great
ing a heaven for It's satisfactloh'
neace and rest. You need not fear 10
try the promises OF God. God pre-.
pares the place and calls you ana
you reject your last time-hardeh
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-08

AZ mpetfne ~ ths ethawl hoafa
yesterday sftssuoou Prof ", l. As-
Ase was aKain chosen sHpVftatenaHai
af tha yitv pnbilc sehea3s NJ AsAsf
hss served ulnv feafs lm thla ea'sas'
f md AS uuantmuas fr-else tten uF
fhe bsard ia wsll deserved Fee"xna-
,ian ~ his spleualA executive ahili'
tr fu al he has hssa en@nsst stf''
alth me cfgys hoels fhirte~a Years
-ttas fouF ssars ss pfiacipsl u ths
iNEh echDo9
The hoard ~lll meet aEAin a. = 9e
fauorrow affeFnnon 50 elcct teach
srs far fhe nexs school yeAF
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-08

The GUiea County Record f NpFh
~k fsntairvd an wrseHnt f ft"
hanasams shA historical cuus hn's''
~ tkat ruuntv. The fife ofsuffFi "m
the ngwht ~ April 9e TIE tai.AinE
wa4 eamuissvsy DESTROYED hnf wanf
- ths fssoks ana pubite fvcnraa ser"
sawed
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-08
WASHOUT ON KATY.
Water Breaks the Track Between
Waxahachic and Forreston.

A washout occurred yesterday
morning on the Katy about half
mile this side of Forreston. Inc
break in the track was several tee'
long and was the cause OF all trains
being delayed several hours. All the
section men between this point ana
Hillsboro were rushed to the dam
aged track TO make the hecess'' ,
repairs as quickly as possible.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-08

Hon. c. X. Gibson. who returned
last night from Grayson county, re-
por,s that heavy rains have visited
that section OF the state. lie let1
whitewtight yesterday afternoon az
b.9o. and he says from there to
Waxahaehie the face OF the eaf'n
was covered with water. All streams
crossed BY the railroad were rua'
ming bank full.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-08

rne fallowing insiiation has l's*h
received af this offlee frem ofsas
shy,ie~. son - uE " y @hFtsss.
who formerly resided iu Waxataehi hi"
rhs saHlar class - ifarusiis COS
lsse lasigss yoa 10 b. prvssui @i ths
ss,vs trvrsessasns exercises Nay l%~4o'
f%aT Nsnns Texas
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-08

Heu Rowland. younx ~hi'r H'aH'
area 1G ye@Fs. gas arrested 81 hl !"
tv Navarro euunty. safardst aREht.
.sareaa wtfh stealing az ufangf *
fne gniue - s.nss. and tm Aetas''
~ sssnA no. is uow tn lali st tofsl'1-
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-08
TELEPHONE BILL PASSED
House Adopted senate MeasNrc At
ter Defeating RAy 6nassGatate.

Austin, Tex, May S.---Ihe house
yesterday AFTERNOON pAnea4 to eeA-s
ata tassphonA caN1nckAnn ~ a4faFs
voting down thA Ek1y suh1katnte ~
u vote OF III To ~.
| Mr.. Dean had adopted an amend
ment requiring physical connections
| to be made. He said the senate bill
was the same ar no bill at all The
amendment will now have to be
adopted by the senate. II not, 1t viii
20 to conference and can be delayed
long enough to cause tAAsx5aAxA. IT
the measure.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-11-01
parl,ng's chocolate chips at Benedict's.

Darling's chocolate chips at Denedict's.
just received new supply OF hot water
bottles. all guaran teed. Call at Storms Park
Drug Store before purchasing elsewhere.
wANTED-A small family to care for an old
man for use OF a small farm. Owner Ia not
an invalid. K. Labounty.p4 Pearl st Cam
bridge, Ma 3. Address after Nov. Middle
bury, VT. $50
Hard stove wood wanted b. II. Lane. iSt2
For sALE-Four weeks old pigs. z. E
Harris. 4stsp
To RENT-To the right party, nine room
house, modern improvements, barn, plenty
of fruit, three acres Of land. Apply TO n. 8.
Foote.
For sALE-One driving horse. one mare
and colt Inquire OF r. W. Beckwith +stf
Finest and largest line OF warm beaver
| shoes ever shown in town, all In stock.
Bonds.
For SALE-Ten houses in Middlebury, all
sizes and prices. Call on me IL you are inter-
ested. N. S. Foote.
Strayed on to my prem ses Oct. Is, black
and tan hound. white spot on neck owner
may have same by proving property and
paying charges ). Kelsey. Whiting. vt.
43t1p
"Ilsley's New March" will be sent to any
address in U. s. and Canada on receipt Of 20c
in stamps or silver. T. l.. Eells. Midi .ebury.
VT. 35tf
For pension business, etc., and general
business through all departments of govern
ment, collections made. Melvin Wilkinson.
Notary Public, Bridport. 20tf
N0rICF-All acco 1nts due the firm of
Winans Bros. will be placed in the hands Of
an attorney on Nov. 15. 4t2
For SALE-A few Rambouillett rams suit.
able for coarse as we'll as Merino crossing.
Randall 4 Weston. Il. d. 8, Middlebury, VT.
40H
FARMER WANTED-AD experienced man to
take charge OF my farm in Mendon. Wife
must be a good houses eeper. Address Ed
ward H. Ripley, Mendon, VT. 44t3
LOsT-On Monday, July 8. somewhere be-
tween Salisbury and Lake Dunmore. gold
filed, hunting case, standard watch. Finder
please advise j. Hobart Pierce. SO Grove St.,
Rutland, Vt.
The Eaton and Hurlbut papers are I'M
equalled in style and quality by any other
make and yet they cost you no more than in.
ferior papers; sold at Sterns' Park Drug
Store.
TEACHERS BUREAU-Good teachers for fall
positions; also governesses and tutors.
Schools recommended to parents. The Inter
national Teachers Bureau, 96 Fifth Ave-,
Room 2, Manhattan Building, New York. 33tf
FOR SALE-One pair matched grey mares,
$500 pounds. at $500. One black gelding, 1900
pounds. at $500. One bay mare, 100 pounds,
accustomed TO women, not afraid OF autOmo
biles 1900. B. NJ. Weld, New Haven, VT. 4otf
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-11-01

Sias King of the Navy is at present at
his home on North Pleasant street.
Fred Chayer, who has been in Pitts
ford decorating the new sanatorium, has
returned to Middlebury.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Guyette moved
Tuesday to East Middlebury, where they
will occupy the premises recently pur-
chased by Mrs. Guyette's son, Frank
Converse, and expect to remain there the
coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome holland will move
this week to the James Howker place on
High street.
Joseph Logan has returned from a brief
visit in Boston and expects to remain
through the winter.
Miss Sophia O'Kelly of Shelburne pas
ed Sunday and Monday with Miss Luella
McGookin.
G. F. Rich is making extensive changes
in his store, with the result that his five
and ten cent department will be greatly
enlarged.
The Century Club will meet Wednes-
day evening Nov. 6, with Mrs. H. NJ.
Seely.
The Ladies' Association for Home and
H, Dickinson at the Congregational Par
sonage Tuesday, Nov. 8, at three p. m.
Messrs. Middlebrook and Miner, from
the force of the Vergennes Enterprise
and allied papers. were callers at the Reg
lister office Monday afternoon. They
were engaged in giving the proper start
in life to young couple from Nergennes,
who were married that morning.
Harry w. Vail of Brooklyn, N. Y. son
of MIR. and Mrs. c B. Vail of Middletown
Springs, and Leila D. Crane, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Crane of Brooklyn,
N. Y, were married the 10th of Oct.
1907, by Rev. H. H. Fisher of the Re-
formed Church in America.
MiddIebury Grange. No. 315, met for
its regular meeting, Oct 25 in the old
Baptist church. The third and fourth
degrees were worked on several candi-
date After the initiation, very pleas
ant social time was had, during which
refreshments, consisting of all kinds of
fruits, were served.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-11-01
RIP VAN WINklE.
George Herman Will Appear In a
Recital Of the Famous Play.

The entertainment committee of the
college athletic association announce the
recital of Joseph Jefferson's play rip
Van Wrinkle" Saturday night at O'Clock
in the town hall by Mr.. George Herman.
Mr.. Herman has won large reputation
as an impersonator of the great &C tor
and the evening will be undoubtedly
most enjoyable. The proceeds go for the
benefit OF the College Athletic Associa-
ton. Tickets are very reasonable in
price, and are on sale at DIR. Storms Drug
store, and at the college book store.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-11-01

Mileage books at Burts.
Mileage Books at Marshalrs.
Direct coffee and tea at Burt's.
Fresh oysters at Woods market.
New goods at Gee Sisters.
New figs, at Joe Calvi's.
New sweet walnuts, at Joe Calvi 9.
Finest sweet potatoes, 10 lbs. for CSC. Bonds
New crop teas. Bonds.
Malaga grapes, at Bonds.
Rye flakes. at Bonds.
Rubber leggins and feet goods now In.
K. Y. Rich.
Malaga grapes at f. f. Rich's.
Try an oyster stew at Taylor's.
Pure cider vinegar at Benedicts.
Bell boy wanted at The Addison.
Splendid line OF olives at Benedct's
Racine feet for boys, lOc at Gee Sisters.
Hair switches and rolls at Gee Sisters.
See Sheldon's lie window. Great values.
Fresh fish OF all kinds at Woods market
Cut fiowers at all times at Hunts Green.
houses Att
Bring your poultry Mondays and Thurs.
cavs at GOrham's.
waNrED-You to read ad. about Success
Tonic on page 3. l4h
GIRL wANTeD-At The Sargent. 3S'f
wASrsD-At the Addison House. good
wlSTED-A good strong woman to do
sursry work. Good wages. Addison House.
"a
FOR RESr-Furnished rooms. Eliza Gee,
Seym our street.
WLSrED-An apprentice at Mrs. j. w.
Lawrence's millinery store. 81
W1SrED-At The Addison, two good strong
boys to do bell work.
FoR SALE - Small house in Middlebury.
~. s. Foote.
Canned kippered herring and behring's in
tomato sauce at Benedlcts.
Eos sALE-tirst class team OF heavy work
horses, 29OO pounds. Nepoleon Lepan. s4tf
Loer-A mans black rubber raincoat on
Saturday August "a. on road near Salisbury
depot. A reward is offered to finder by Mrs,
waiter Z. sheldon, Salisbury. 3jtf
D,nr miss the bargains in Pennant shoes
ate. e. Rich's-
ssREssMAKING-By the day. Miss NJ. v.
Cbaffee, Midd,ebury. 42t4p
wAHrED-50OO chickens weekly at my resi-
denee on weybridge street. E. G. Piper.
Fresh dressed lake bullpouts every week at
Woods market.
Taylor's
KAro corn syrup l0c, 25c and SOC cans al
Be nedicts.
FOR SALE-Pigs 8 months old ~ each, and
full blood boar ear old. G. E. Tully. 4itl
LANCE Stewart stove, hrst class condition
for sale H. c. Covert. 44t2
Use Meptbolatum for sunburn. insect bites
and all infammations. Get it at Storms
Park Drug Store.
Get your perfume and toilet waters and
toilet powders at Sterns' Park Drug Store.
New stock mems high waterproof shoes
now in. Il. L. Rich.
Mishawaka lumbermen's over>hoes anC
1egg.ns. Immense stock at Bonds.
Heavy arctics and rubbers. First quality
at Bonds.
New Princess Mills buckwheat and II. o
pancake fioUr nj Benedicts.
Ten pounds good sweet potatoes for 25c a
e E. Rich's.
LosT-Between Il. j. Mathews residence
and the depot, a large, old leather satchel
FINDER please return to this office.
FOR SALg-A round Andes coal stove No
20. in good repair. T. f. Boyce.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-11-01
The FortnishtIy Club.

Brahms and modern German music
was the subject of study in the club on
Wednesday at Mrs. McGilton's. Com
mittee, Miss Daunis, Miss Stewart and
Mrs. McGilton.
FROM BRAHMS
l. Symphony No ,.
Allegro-Mrs. Knight, Mrs. Stewart,
Allegretto-Mrs Bond, Miss Duncan.
3. Gipsy Song, No. ? Miss Cushman.
3. SOng-Sapphic Ode Mrs. Hill.
4. Hungarian Dance, No. l2, Mrs. Nc
Clifton, Mrs Bristol
With Raft Tarentelle
5. Hungarian Dance, No. s. Mrs.
HenckelS, Miss Pinney.
Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Noble,
With Selections from Spindler.
6. Hungarian Dance, No. 3
Mrs. Henckels.
1. Songs-Allerseelen and Morgen
Miss Brainerd.
2. Valse-Impromptu Raft
Mrs. Davis.
3. Song from Hensel and Gretel
fluulptIuiilCh
Mrs. Dickens.
4. Secret d'Amuur Klein.
Mrs. Miner.
| 5. Song Fischkof
Miss Stewart.
6. Concerto-third movement Hitler
Miss Pinney
Orchestra part-Mrs. McGilton.
Z. Vocal Trio Rubensteir
Mrs. Knight, Mrs. Miner, Mrs. Dickens
The next meeting of the club will tax,
place Nov. 18th, at Mrs, Fred Beckwitn's
Subject, Grieg AMI Norwegian music
committee, Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Tllden, Mrs
Beckwith
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-11-01
GIFTS

WHETHER you are father, mother,
w or simply friend of some pros
pective bride it matters not, you will find it
convenient and satisfactory making your
purchases with us. We can show you a
good assortment of Sterling and plated
silverware, cut glass and fine china. Our
line of bridal gifts is varied and we cater to
the discriminating tastes. Gifts suitable
for ushers and bridesmaids are to be found
in varied designs in link buttons scarf
pins, brooch pins, etc. Let the wedding
gift be enduring, as it carries your heartiest
wishes for home Joys. 1t need not be
expensive to be serviceable and in good
taste. You will derive pleasure from
visit to our store. Our display of china,
cut glass and silver is beautiful.
c. E. MARSHALL.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-11-01

There are things about coffee besides names and prices It's personal
are having their coffee taste satisfied but number Its neither
kuy selected line of cofees each which
cheapest one we sell is ISc and the price the only thing that's cheap about
It's
don't buy and experiment little.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-11-01
Hot Water Bottles

A VERY good household
"A article to have. Perhaps
the old one leaks. We can
sell you a good one for 75c !;
guaranteed one for $I.2s.
Better to buy than wish you
had.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-11-01

Haste makes waste"-in the digestive
organs. Hurried eating brings on iudi-
gestion. Get relief and cure by Mi-o-na
stomach tablets. SOC. box. Money re-
funded is Mi-o.na fails. w. H. Sheldon.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-11-01
BuTt's Drug Store
LOCAL NOTICES.

Notices under this head ten cents per line
Hra insertion: i've cents per line succeeding
ssertfons. Count seven short words to line
OF stx long ones.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-06
HENRY.

MART1NSVILLE, VA. November g.
Ten precincts out OF fourteen in Henry
give Garrett. Democrat, for Senate,
bss; Mccormick. independent, 432. In
dications are that Garrett carries
county by not less than 100. Same
precincts give Barker, Democrat. for
tiousc, 1913; Richardson. independent,
527. Barker is defeated by q small ma.
1oritS. d. S. Davis, Democrat, for
treasurer, elected overwhelmingly. j.
All. Davis, independent Republican for
sheriff, has large majority over w. B
lsanes, Democrat. Flight for Common
wealth's attorney close, but Indications
point to election of j. r. Smith, in.
cumbent, Independent Republican, by
about Is majority. Election quiet AM
about four-fifths of vote polled. Col.
onel P. Fucker elected supervisor ir
Martinsvtlle district by a good ma.
jority.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-06

teen out OF twenty-five precincts In
IRockbridgc give j.. S. Craig CDemocrat)
over j. NJ. updye (I:epublican) for the
House OF Delegates about 500 majority.
4. L. Morrison (Democratl defeated i.
j.. Deacon (Republican) by the same
majority.
j. Randolph Tucker. for State Senate
from Bedford and Rockbridge. n sam
uel w. Sterritt for Hous OF Delegates
from Bath. Highland and ltocRbridge.
had no opposition. David L. Moore,
Commonwealth attorney, and 'Samuel
r.. Moore, county treasurer tDemocrats).
had no opposition. j. II. Whitnore.
W. NJ. McNutt. sRice Efottinaer. r. l..
Patterson. j. J. l.. kinnear Denlocrats),
G. A. Ayres (Republican) elected super
yisors. About 1900 votes were cast in
the county
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-06
AUGUSTA AND srAuyroI.

STANTON, VA. November 5.-Nith
only two small precincts in Augusta
county 10 hear from, Echols carries
the city and county for tho Senate over
w. a. Rife, of Waynesboro. by 35a, and
Highland county by SO, Churchman
and Walker, for the House, carry
staunton M Augusta county over j.
A. Bell and Rev. John Fl. Taylor. on
independent. temperance tickct with
Rife,
In Stanton the vote was close,
Echols receiving ll7 majority. Church.
man and Walker, As. Tho organization
Republicans voted solidly with the In
dependents. while the Yost faction
voted the Democratic ticket. About
two-thirds registered vote was cast,
much OF the remainder being disqual.
ined by n~on-payment OF poll tax. The
day was beautiful and the election
quiet. Highland elects Jones. Common.
Wcalth's Attorney oyer Colaw.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-06
rAnaItIEI,,

WARRBNTON. VA, November o.
incomplete returns from q. majority OF
tile precincts in Fauquier Indicate the
erection OF M. M. Green, Democratic
nominee for the House Of Delegates, by
a majority estimated ut 800, over a.. d.
Kelly, Independent Democratic candl-
date. e. G. Carlin, Democratic cnndi.
y for Congress. will carry this co,in-
W by GOO majority over Howard (Re-
publicnn). The Republicans will elect
n supervisor, W. G.. Rails. G. l..
fletcher had no opposition tor the
State Senate.
W%arrenton precinct gives Green 2ss
and Kelly 1s votes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-06
FIR

WINCIIl3STER. VA. November 81
Richard E. Byrd. Democratic nominee
for tho House Of Delegates and now
practically Speaker, has, been elected
over his Independent opponent. John
IT. Holt, by an estimated majority of
500 in Winchester. In Winchester
alone his majority over Holt was 1os.
Mr.. Byrd is the leading candidate for
the speakership and now has fifty
eight votes pledged, enough to assure
his election as Speaker. Robert N.
Ward. the Democratic nominee for the
State Senate from Frederick and
Shenandoah counties. has a majority
of $f5 over his Republican opponent.
Robert j, Walker. OF Shenandoah coun-
ty.
Mr.. Wards estimated majority In the
town and county will be at least 500.
and 1t is confidently believed that
Shenandoah cannot overcome this
great majority. a feature of the fight
is that<the temperance vote wa cast
solidly for Ward. irrespective OF the
two old parties.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-06
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

w.. lJUI.
HIGH TIDE
Morning ......t;o
Epeningp +, .,.S;Q3.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-06
ANiHEI,ST.

AMHERST. VA, November 5.-Sen-
ator Aubrey E. Strobe was elected for
the State Senate from this the Nine
teenth District in the election held
here to-day, without opposition. DR..
III. S. Myers was elected to the House
OF Delegates from this district also
without opposition. Other county off
GERS elected without opposition were
III. c. Joyner, treasurer; j. T. Beard.
sheriff. and o. L.. Evans. Common
wcalth's attorney.
i. B. Tyler was elected without op-
position supervisor for Elon district,
and L. f. Parr for Pedlar district.
In Temperance district j. II. Fulcher
was elected over w. A. Mays and +. G..
Staples by a large majority. Fulcher
carried Temperance. his home precinct.
by a vote of l12 out of lii. lie also
carried Fancy Hill by Is majority. The
pervisor in Courthouse district. The
present indications arc that A. II.
Moore has defeated T. v. Richcson by a
vote of from ! to 10 majority. AT
Courthouse. Moore won by II. Riche-
son carried Mayflowcr by is; Hicks
and R~ivervillc are to be heard from.
Hicks Is expected 10 go for Richeson
and Riveryille for Moore. but it is
thought that Moore's majority at Riv-
crvillc will he sufficient to elect him.
Moore is known as the fighting parson.
from q tight which lie had with cx-
Judge Campbell here about Il year ago;
The present indications are tina;
Treasurer j. r. PEBBLES. III Nelson
county. has defeated Mr.. w. 3. Lea. by
over 100 majority. Seven precincts
heard from give Lea a majority OF 81
but the precincts yet to be heard from
arc thought to be strongly for PEBBLES
Those heard from are ~Lovingston. Lea
is; Arlington. Lea, Al: Roseland. Lea, d
Massie's Mills, PEBBLES. 5: Norwood
PEBBLES, IS; Elmington. Lea, II; Crap,
Lawn, Lea, ~.
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TIlIEs- DESPATCH. RICHMOND, vA,WEDNEsDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1907.
70 House OF Delegates without opposi-
nfNwInnfE,

orNw1Do1E COURTHOUSE. VA.
November 5.--The Democratic candi-
dates for tho General Assembly had no
opposition In Dinwiddie. Neither did
the county Officers. except in the case
of treasurer. s.. j.. Gillian. the RE-
publican Incumbent, vas opposed by
John Hafgrave Democratl. and the lat
ter appears TO have been elacted. Nine
out of fifteen precincts give t1argrave
a majority OF IS. OF the remaining
precincts Harsrave is thought to have
carried three and Gillian two. There
ts little or no doubt OF H%argrave's cleo
tion
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-06
CHESTEREInLn

CHESTER, VA, November 5.-Tha
vote in the county to-day was light,
and the entire Democratic ticket was
elected. This was the vote at this pre-
cinct.
Senate Watkins, 20. IIouse--pul-
liam, 20: Baker. 90. Treasurer-Gil-
liam, II. Commemorative Attorney
Gregory, u. Justices-Friend. 81;
Gregory, 2l: Robertson, 21. Super
vlsor--Hatcher, 10; PECAN. 2. Overseer
Poor-Eubank, 90.