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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-09

or commission OF its agents, servants
and employee in the exercise OF ahy
Of its rights.
TX. The clarksburg Gas & Elec-
trio Company shall not construct nor
erect any new tank or tanks, for
storing gas. nor erect any new build
ing or buildings. nor any addition or
additions to any building or build
ings, without the consent first had
and obtained FROM the Council.
x. The Clarksburg Gas & Electric
Company shall have the right to pro-
mitigate and adopt reasonable rules
and regulations. and require It's GUS
toners to observe and obey the same,
as condition for them to purchase
gas. The said Company shall file
all such rules and regulations adopt
ed by 1t, together with a schedule Of
its prices and rates charged for gas,
with the City Clerk: and such rules
and regulations( and the prices and
rates charged shall be open to in
spection to any citizen or inhabitant
of the City OF Clarksburg.
2. The Clarksburg Gas & Electric
Company shall not sell nor CONSOLE
date Its electric light plant and gas
works, or either of them, to any
competing company, person or per-
sons, firm or corporation; and shall
not enter into any agreement of any
kind to fix and control rates for gas
and electricity with any competing
company. person or persons, firm or
corporation, without first having sub
mitted such contract or agreement
to the City Council and obtaining its
consent thereto; and such contract
and agreement shall. be filed with
the City Clerk and read in open ccun-
ell at two regular meetings., before
said Council shall take action there
on.
3. The clarksburg Gas & Electric
Company, shall within thirty days
after the final passage of this ordi-
nance by the City Council, accept the
same in writing. and such accept
ance shall be an assent to all the
terms. provisions. limitations, reser-
vations. restrictions, penalties and
conditions. and an agreement on the
part of said Company to faithfully
perform all the duties imposed on 1t
by any Of the provisions herein con-
tanned; and such acceptance
shall further be waiver,
surrender and release OF the
City Of Clarksbuys of all other
franchises. rights and privileges own
ed or claimed by virtue of any ordl-
nance or resolution heretofore pass
ed and adopted. And The Clarks-
burg Gas & Electric Company agrees
and assents to the right of the City
OF Clarksburg, in addition to all other
legal rights of enforcing the terms.
conditions and limitations herein
contained, and without in any way,
surrenderIng any of its legal or
equitable rights for enforcing the
same to revoke, cancel and annui
the foregoing ordinance for any in
territorial breach of any material
covenant or undertaking assumed by
said Company or imposed upon it by
the terms thereof.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-23
Seitt better Strei@.

rNun ma@' aber NAL, oab bu peiz
tertommit!" oonnert Der eroiirnteMent=
ner Miiller ben Suneen in Der geflidz
ten Sade an, Ser blibfdneu am Spa=
Tier berunterrutfdt unb fid babel Elm
srobes God in bas perlpaihene 2ei-
nenbDsden reibt. rDu nidtsnubiger
ehlinsel BAIT setpib pfiriihe iteblen
pollen. Mber parte, i'd iperb's beinsm
@ater fasen."
.Retn, 6err MiilIsr i'd bin tsin
5piBbube," sibt Der Sunse trob;s s,ls
rid uno iiebt NIT ben groben, blauen
Rinoeraugen benz erbpiten Manne frei=
miitbia ins aornrotbs @eii9t. .eyh
babe Blob ben iu1gen 0ogel ins Neit
gefebt. Der iiber bic Mauer eeflattert
mar" Die braune, serfdunbene &naz
benbanb beutet nad ben oberen Meiten
bes Spdlierbaumes, aus benen freuz
hiezerreetes @eatpitiher Der Mlten unb
srelles, hobes piepen bes &leinen err
tDnt, Der BON feinem perfriibten Musz
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-23

Sin 9beateroireftor il, 3ittau, ser
in elmer 2ln5eise erfldrt bate. bab
5000 Menfhen iiber feline Muffiibruns
aen iih tot selant bGtten, purbe lpez
CEN Dffentliher gsunrubieuns I'm 80
Mart beitraft. Sopffenilih baben iiGb
iiber oieien Strafbefebl niht mod lpeiz
tere 5000 WenIhen tot gelaht.
M1it 3itternoer Gti1nme fprad, Elm
alfpboli6tpanter 8eiiier eiren !Serrn
an: ,9itte, geben Sie einem arn,en
Seufel men Quarter, UNI i'm por Mm
Spbe gu retten." ,8or Dem 5o0e
gu retten9" foate Der 9lneefpro6ene.
,2ieber 5reuno, ga finb Sic an ben
ltnridtisen seratcn. Sd bin 2eidenz .
beFatter.
2isber einmal betroaen iperben, als
immer mibtrauen.
l1ntpeit BON Tetpart Fubr elm Mnte=
mobil in Elm s5armbaus binein. 8is=
y
ber brau9te man Ole Bensintarre Bios
ouf offener StraBe 5u fiirhten. SEPT
TT man por ihr in ieinen eieenen bier
Wdnben ni4t mebr fi9er.
Der PetroIeurntruft beaos fir Iei=
nc Nelp Dorter @ei6dftsgebdube bas
Waiier pbne Meter. Sebes bishen
bilft!
Shaoe. bab &entudp tsine 5eefiifte
bat! Sonit tonnten bic na9 9aiti gez
fdidten &riessi4iffe. tpenn fie bort
nit Der llnterbriiduns ber Mepolution
fertig iino, auf Ser Niidreife einmal
anlesen. NDtis eenug more es.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-23

ffuu ii oie qoslt nam trfd5rsdlil
pMlbsntsusrr M aIiidlid btiiussitbft
0srr WaIIIer iit I'M ftiIIen iibsr r5tuEt
bar ber Sunge sic muhrbsit fprtda 4.
Oennpd) aiebt It i'm Dtrb an nsH 1psG
{iehsnoen Dbren uI,b btfOrbtrt ibn MT
eiriosn ni4t eben fanftsn Grif5sll
ourh ons Garienpf0rthtn rieber nilF
bic Gtrabe. gn1il Mubife 1T Inn sIis
@reueI. Der Batter, 8ierfntfher, 0tt
Wautfer, Wafdfrau, finb ipenig alt
0auie un6 Der Gmii treibt fb MatlSs
|mittags aufiihtsIos berun, 1ofern er
nid1t nadfiben lnuB. MbenpS bat er
9efhGftiaiing. Du trdgt er 3titasts
aetl aus. Oes Morgens lduft er init
etnem grpBen semmeltorbe frsppdiif,
treppob. llnb ct naht itine 5athe
aana orbentlih, has muB n1dft INN
IaTen. Menn ct rur niht 10 nners
trdalih naieipeis lpdre. 9err Wfiiller
nimmt benlguben bic iDeitabltebenottt,
tetpegliben Ohren unD Die ted aafgs=
Iebte @tunpfnafe ernitIib iibel. 2tn
bummen 5treihen ldBt es Der gmiI
audi niht feblen. Dab Der Jnnge fonif
gut 1T, gut BON 6eraensgrunb, nitD
feiner Fliese ettpas 5uleioe thun tann,
nana6 fragt fein Wenf6.
ssn pprgeriidter Mbenbitiinoe fpmn,t
6err NaiilIer rtad 9aufe. gs 1T Neu<
n,onD. Die StraBen Der 8oritdbt lies
gen itin unb ountel. Riiftig f1reifet
Der alte 5err auf ippblbefanntemWege
rabin uno fiiblt auipeilen nit benz
5tode, ob er fih nod rihtig IN Der
Mitte Der @trdBe befinoet. Oa hufbf
es ournsDunfel beran, tpie Elm fdcues
Nadttbier. 8lobe s5iibe tnrpeln nit
fhneuen 8inberfhritten iiber ben tiiira
f9enren, frifdaufgeihiitteten RieS.
Cine tleine, barte 5anb legt iib NIT
feftem @riff um bic Nehte bes alien
Mannes. .!6alt! Grfhreden Sic
ni9t!"
,gmil, ipas ipillii bug"
v9err Wliller, i'd iponte bloB, pab
Sic ni6t binfaflen foflter."
Der Staunenbe aiebt bic 5trei1s
bDl5er aus Der Saide nnb siinost ems
an. Wabrbaftis! Du liegen 8aubDiz
ser quer iiber Die 5traBe. unb feine
Goterne babel. gfoh elm 9hrift ipei.-s
ter uno Der alte !6err ipGre iiber Die
Stdmme unb8alten eeitiir5t unb bate
1id bielIeidt f9iper perlebt.
rgmil, id banfe bir! Wie fonana
Dn bierber?"
sd ipollte 8atern entgegengeben,
oeb er feinen Sd)aoen riimmt."
r6m" Der Rentner ftrei9t iib
na6benflih bag ainn. Damn briidt
ct iei1tem tleinen Hetter einer Ntdel in
Die 5onb. ,Ou tannit NAL nlDrseil
bel mir porIpreHen. Sd babe Mrbeif
fir bid) i'm Garter."
Seitbem iinb 0errMiiller un6 @nliI
Wubife bic beIten syreunbe geiporben.
gmil 1T {ebr anitellta unb berfpriebt
NIT 6ilfe ieines 8onners Elm tiimtieer
GunItgdrtner at fperben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-23
9erntflH1teB.

Die Gage ser arbsitenben RlaiIen
in Sapan 1T cine serabeau tIdslihe.
ainber unb Graien iperben gu Sau=
ienoen in ben Jabriten nit Mrbeiten
iiberbiiroet unb se1dunben. nnb gu
ipel4em 2obn erf! Rinber erbalten
etnen Sagelobn bon etipa 5 Gents,
Jrauen bon 8 Gents in unierem
@elbe. Der bDdfte 9aselobn, ben
felbit Elm qualifisirter Nrbeifer err
lengen fann. lit 25 Gents. Dapon
gebt aber ab bie Dersiitung fir bic
BON Oen Gabrifen beigeitelIten Mabl=.
aeiten, ipDfiir bonn Qpbn 4 Gents BRO
Sag abge3pgen tperben. Oie1e Nub=
rung kitebt aus Neis unb einem biB=
den 5leild. Die 8aumipolIIpinne=
reien BON Ofatd arbeiten Sag uno
Naht un6 iieben Sage in ser Wohe.
@earbeitet miro in 5ipei atp0lffiinbiz
gen Sdiaten. Sn Dfafd ALIEN iinb
in ben Baumuonipinnersien 10000
MGbden befddftiat. Die Mrbeiterinz
men Der 8aumipolip ipobnen
audi in ben Gabriten. Menn Bic Or
beiterinnen Der einen @hidt oas 8ett
oerlaffen, lesen iih Die Mrbeiterinnen
Der anoeren @diht bin. Doh bebal@
ter and bic Gabritarbeiterinnen bic
rationale @enobnbeitE bes tdaliden
8does Bel. 5abrifseIebe ober .bersleiz
diem gibt es nidt. Gearbeitet miro
nidt nur ldnge, fonbetn nit ar0Bter
Mnaeitrenstheit. Simmer sfrifde arGfte.
miifien aug ben aanobe5irten beransez
aoeen iperben. +
Der 5nlbisungsz1eif5ua aufa go.
Mesierungs SubilGum oes RoiIers
s5rdns SOfef ion am Is. SUM III gBien
itattfinben. Der Raifer tpir0 ben
s5eit3us bpn einem Rdifer3elfe aus arsi
febtn nno Die 6uloigungerf Ser ssefts
theiInebmer entgegennebmen. Die Rp=
ten ots Jeif5ugts iperotn ant sipei
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-23

Oas SitfeeSu ebereinfommen stpiz
ldsn Oeutidlanb, aublanO, Ddnez
mart uno S4neoen 1T perfeft sez
tporbeu. England bat teine @eieeenz
belt erbalten, Die 8erbanbluneen gu
N0ren, oaber bic Idnelle Grleoisuna
Der Nnselesenbeit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-23

ssnTranfrsid mdht Memittbeilune
Der Fiction" berecbtigtes Muffeben,
lponad sSinan5minifter Gaillour einen
@eiebentnurf Der Deputirtentammer
porlegen min, Der barauf absielt, ben
Sfeuerbtnter5iehunse BEL GrbIGaften
ppraubeusen. Die ourb bie 9eppts BON
Wertbpapieren imMuslanoe besanaen
perben. Gatllaur ion elm Mittel dusz
finbig 9elna6t babsn, INN oie1em Wtibz
braud elm @nhe Su MAIDEN. Der Mtz
niiterratb, Der iih bereits su 8uniten
her einselnen 8erfiisunsen Der Heuen
gorlaae aussefpro6en fat. tpiro UNI
bersiiglid iein @utahten iiber Die
Worlase als Gan5es abeeben, iobaB
Der G'efebentnurf ebeitens Ser Sam
mer 5ugeben miro.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-23

Sn geleien beginnt man, Der 5az
botfultur i'm &onsoitaate reyes Snterz
,efie entgegenaubrinsen. Bisberige Nerz
iu4e lteferten meift re1t siinitige grz
gebniiIe, obslei9 ite nod befIer bdtten
ietn fonnen, penn man Der Sortenz
ausmabl unb Ser Grnte mebr Gorgfalt
5ugepenbet bate. Smmerbin paren ste
Wetiuhe 10 ermunterno, bab man nun
i'm grDberen Mubitobe 5dbaf au bauen
aebentt. GineRommiiiion 1T nad 8raz
1ilien geihidt poroen, um oprt sic 8pz
oenberhdltniiie. bas alina, Die 1obafz
forten unb Die slnbaumetbpben au ituz
oiren. Sahberitdnbiee iino Der Meiz
nung, oab 8raiilien, tpegen zines dbn1
liAen &!ima, fir oen 3oneoitaat als
Borbilo genommen tperben mul1e. Die
bis1erigen NnbauperIuhe i'm &ongoz
ftaat ersaben, oaB Der 5abaf bort nidt
allein unaemein iirpig tpanit, Ionbern
Oob GENTLE Sorten cine ean5 beIons
Dere Aualttdt annebnen unb i'm &C.
1dmad poroiislih ,perben. S6on
stanlep berihtete feinerseit, baB er i'm
&onao pielfadSabaf anaetroffen babe,
Den Wdnner unb Weiber benubten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-23

Dos eurppdifdt Ronsert, bag ii9
Eeit langen 3eifen tines Nseltrufs err
ifrelit, ipirb bemnGhF ailf Dem Balfan
eine srpBe WobItGtisfeitsz zGoiree gum
Be!fen sines franten Mannes berans
italten. Muf benz prngrdmnl feben
einise Nummern, Die bisber nod nir=
senbs aur Muffiibruna gelongten. Sir
Den 6dupttbeil {cbreibt Der befannte
Geitipielfpmponiit Miiter Jobn Bun
nit srobem Gifer bieNoten. Die gbdn@
fonette Ga Granee miro einige ibrer pi@
tantefen Qieoer gum beiten geben, ipoz
BEL iie Der 3ittersWirtuos Waoniierr
Mieoiaons auf feinent sssnftrnment be-
gleiten ipir6. CT bereitete auberoen1
nod elm eisenes pogrpm por. Gin i,eu
entoedter ipanifder SerrDriit mil.
eirige 2ieber NIT bDber Stimme fine
isen, Die etnen 8ombenerfDls peripreS
lhen. Der btsber nur auf 1eraette elm
igeiibte Oreibuno fumt Elm piertes Weitz
,glieb, I'm einen &anon an5uitimmen,
ibem, fans es gefdlIt, nod anbere Raz
lnonen foleen lollen. Die flallif9e
|Muiit miro gut pertreten fem. Man
ltpirb 8oa fpielen, big bas8onsert aug
Iallen Susen sebt. Na9ber miro es
itpabrfheinli9 einen 9an5 geben, au
bern au1 Sntel Sonatban nit elmer
5lottenbanoe aufpielen min.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-23

SAbDt S/<oahASN%0IHhNtt UtS%S%
Qeute befunoet ii9 u. a. beim Brief=
lhreiben. Die Deao Better Office in
Waibinston bat i'm Monat Mdr3 iiber
600, 700 8riefe nad oem Mufsabeort
5uriidgefonbt, Deren 9loreHen feblerz
taft selhrieben tparsn. Muber bieien
9riefeR sibt es nod forttpdbrenb piele
taufenO anberer Briefe, beren Nbrefs
len unleferlih ober feblerbaft iparen,
bic aber bon erfabrenen Shriftgelsbr=
ten Des Bureaus ent3iffert unb an lire
8eitimmiing geianbt ipllroen.
-- DieIe Mmerifaner iinb Der Mnz
fiht, 0aR ale 9eutfhe, iobulb lie Elm
inenig engIifd lefen f0nnen, teine
beutldbe 3eituns mebr, fonoern nur
nod enelifhe 8ldtter balten tpollen,
idbreibt Ser ,8uffdlo Wolfsfreunb". !.
Dem 1T aber gIidlihertpeiie niht 10.
@s gibt 3ipar leiber cine Mnsabl BON
Deutfden, bic itol3 auf lire paar
BrDden meiit febr f9lehtes uno gint@
briithiges Gnglif4 fiti6, iirlbs iih f0rriz
lih geniren, eine beutf1e 3eitung ins
oaus fomn,en 5ll laHen. Das iin6
nieiifens fnlhe, beren Befanntf9aft
nit Der 0eutfden Sprabe iiberhoupt
ntht febr intim mar. @ebilbete
9eutfGe aber, nnb ipenn lie SO Sabre
i'm Qan6e iinb, fabren fort, zines ober
r1ehrert beutfde 8ldtter su bnIten.
Griftns lieben lie oie theure Muiters
iprdat nn6 odnn entbGIt bds btntftbe
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-23

Mus 2ob5 (ruifiid pplen) miro sez
melbet: Die Grresung Der polen segen
bic bier anidiiigen Deutiden nimmt
einen rebolutionGren Gbarafter an.
Sm Norort pabiani3e tpurben tiirali9
200 beutfhe 6abritbeamte BON ettpd
900 polnifden Mrbeitern iiberfallen
uno blutis mibbanbelt. Grit als mebz
rere Gabrit Dampffpriben gesen sic
pplen porgingen, lieben oiefe BON ibz
rem arg 5useri9teten Spfern ab. Muh
auf ben Straben Der Snnenitabt purs
ben betannte beutf9e Gabritleiter unb
GefhGftsleute bonn polni1hen Mob
tbGtlieh inlultirt. Die meilten beut4
fmen &lubbduier unb Mirtbfhaften
baben ibr perional nit Repolbern pers
feben. Da bic polnif9e Strubenpoli=
| aei 5ih paiiip perbGlt, baben bie Deut>
fhen eine Deputation an Den General
gouperneur nah Wari9au geianbt.
Mutb 2pnbon flaat iiber ,fhle1te
3eiten". @esen 500 Der $500 Mitz
glieber Der bortisen GffettenbOrfe e'nol=
len ibre @ub1tription niht erneuern,
unb f15O, 100000 britii1es RapitaL
ion in oen beiben lebten Sabren an=
itatt i'm Snlan0 in Mrgentinien, GsDp=
ten unb Ranaba onaelegt iporben iein.
Dem beutfden Reihstase tpirb in
nG9fter 3eit eine bonn 8un6esrath
nuSgtarbeitete Wliin3nopelle sugeben.l
Der @eiebenttpurf iiebt Dor: Die Grz
b6blng ser 5ilberprdgungsz Quote,
BON is anf 20 Mart fir Sen Ropf berI
@eb1lferung. Meiter Die @haffunq
tines 25 pfennig= =Stiides aus reinem,
Nidel. befen GrObe atpifden oem 20.
pfennigs lnb Dem Martifiid itebt.
len noer 1bdlern tpuroe BON ser Res
Die MuaprG9ung bon Dreimarftiit.
gieruRS ob9elehnt-
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1908-01-31

CROFT DENIES THE ALLIE
CATIONS.
ANTI-DISPENSARY COMMITTEE.
HAS NOT YET GIVEN PROOF.

The dispatches from Augusta pub
lished in the South Carolina papers on
the diSpensary I'm North Augusta
caused Representative Croft Tuesday
to rise to Il question OF personal priv
ilege and vigorously to denounce Ger
tain reflections which he said had
been cast upon him.
Last week when Mr.. Lane of Mari
bOro had passed a resolution cOndem
ming the action OF the Aiken county
board, in establishing tie 1ispansary
a. North Augusta, us nndemoCratlc,
Mr.. Croft who was out OF the house
at the time, had the resolution re
called later and taken from the record
In the course of his remarks Mr.
Croft sad that he had as attorney
represented to the Aiken bolrd that
the dispcnsary should be established
and that certain ministers had stated
that while they we're willing for "a
diSpensary TO be established at Ilamp
ton Terrace hotel they wee not wi!
ling for 1t To be established in the
town OF North Augusta.
II was this statement that caused a
dispatch to be sent out from Augusta
stating that the ministers ef Augusta
were indignant anu would $ md co m
mittce to Columbia, at the same tim c
charging that Mr.. Croft was repre-
sentative Of liquor interests.
Mr.. Croft said that he had been
grossly misrepreSentcd in these dis
patches and he would have liked very
much to face this Augusta Committee,
whic ! at the last moment failed to
turn up. He wished to say that he
represented no liqnor interests, that
he had appeared before the board
without even accepting fee, although
lie would have been justified in taking
one for his legal work, and any state
ment 70 the con trary could be moth
ing but a deliberate lie. The Angus
ia Interests had shown themselves
decidedly lacking in courtesy, 10 say
tie least In the statements they have
sent out 10 prejIdica the general
assembly.
Mr.. Croft then, read statements
from tie Aiken papers, which he said
had been written by a prohibitionist
which SubStantiate his position and
he presented atlidavits along the same
line.
Afterwards the house passed a
resolution endorsing the statement
made by the Aiken representative
and generating MIN.
The committee which had come
here TO present ailiddvitS against Mr.
Frost had not submitted them.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1908-01-31
OUR NEW DRUGGIST.
ONE OF OUR HOME BOYS THAT
HAS MADE A LIFE STUDY Gr
THE BUSINESS INTO WHICH
HE HAS ENTERED.

DR.. Mclfall Ridgell Ph G.. one of our
young men has gene into
business for himself. He has spent
time in learning the
drug business and graduated from an
Atlanta college with the highest
honors and is toCay thoroughly quail
iiied to fill prescriptions that any doc
tor may give, no matter what ingre-
dientS are necessary. He was born
and raised in Ratcsburg, went to
school here and is we'll known to our
en- ire community. We wish for him
every success possible and hope that
in this venture he may be in every
way successful. He has recently
bought out the stock OF tue Gunter
Drug Co, and is occupying his old
stand. We predict this much at any
rate: the girls Will seek the place
where Huyler's candies are sold ex.
cluSively.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1908-01-31

four to seven days IN the delivery of
The letters or other matter so address
ed
As is often the case, freight would
be sent to Seivern in Aiken county
which was shipped to and should have
been delivered at Beulah, Seivern be
ing Lhe nearest shipping point to the
Beuiah in Aiken county; freight thus
shipped, seldom If ever reached the
parties to whom it was consigned,
consequently the loss would have to
be borne 10y the transpor alton com
panicS i'm most cases.
Very often with express matter ad
dressed 10 Bethlehm it. W uld he sent
to Lake City, when it shoald ave
gone t. A lcOlu and thence To Beula h
by way OF the AlcoIu Railroad com
pany
After considerable discussion the
name Olanta was unanimously vo' G 1
the name OF what has heretofore been
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1908-01-31

lists TO secure All election and the
trouble over the registration books.
Mr.. Croft also favored the bill, bu.
wanted the election held i'm August
when the vote would be more general
and after prospective candidates had
committed themselves to one side or
the other. lie believed that the peo
pie Of the county should be given an
opportunity to express themselves. but
saw no necessity for any special elec
tion Aiken having had more of these
duriug the past two years than any
two counties combined.
The debate On the bill became geu
eral then and several amendments
were prepared to be sent to the desk
so as To include other counties. The
previous ques ion VAS called. however
with only one county inserted with
Aiken, the amendment being intro
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1908-01-31
RIDGE ROAD.
MANY INTERESTING LOCALS
FROM OUR C0RRE-
SPONDENT.

Well, Mr.. Editor after being absent
for sometime / will again give you
some items
Your scribe has been confined in
doors with Grippe for few days
Mr.. G. f. Caughman Is attending
court this week at Lexington.
Miss Vernice Nets visitel Miss
"A ,Ees Taylor last Sunday.
Mr.. j. w. Adams and family visited
:at MIR. j. G.. Bedenbaugh's recently.
An infant Of Mr.. III. M. Caughman
has been quite sick few days
Mr.. ii Il. Adams made a business
"trip 10 Colin bia last week.
Mr.. Willie Warren who was serious
NY cut some days ago is cOnvalescent
A tenant house belonging TO Mr..
III Il. Adams was set en- fire last Sun
day night by unknown parties For.
tunately the fire was ex,ing red b, =
fore any harm was done.
J. w. b.
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BOY HURT In RUN
AWAY.
GREENWOOD LAD STILL UNCON.
SCIOUS FROM INJURY SUS-
TANNED MONDAY.

GreenW ood, JInuary 2S.-JJhn ID.
Watson, The 8 year old son OF Mr..
John w, Watson, OF Wagener, was
seriously il jured here yesterday af-
ternooE about ; O'Clock by heing
thrown from wagon by a runaway
horse. The boy was sitting i'm a wag-
on when the horse became frightened
at another wagon coming up be-
hiTd him and ran away. TIE little
fellow is still unconscious although
the acc dent hapt ened "a hours ago.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1908-01-31
RECEIVER FOR SMALL
Road.
A. B. ANDREWS PLACED IN
CHARGE OF TALLULAH
FALLS RAILWAY COM.
PANY.

Atlanta. Ca, Jan. 21-On applIca.
ton of the Southern railray, Judge
Newman, in the federal court, TODAY
appointed A, B. Andrews receiver for
the Tallulah Falls Railway company.
The petition alleges that the Tallulah
Falls road Is indebted to the Southern
10 the extent OF 81 5000 for money
used IN extensions and developments.
The road extends from Cornelia, Ga,
TO Franklin, N. G. A month ago a re-
ceiver was appointed for it on applca-
tion from otner creditors. That suit
was settled only last week, and the re-
ceiVer discharged.
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ITEMS FROM NEAR BAXTER

The Lutheran church, ST. Peters.
will begin having services every sec =
0nd Sul1ay p. m. at three o'clock
The Rev. ID. B GrOSeclose Of Lees
vile will hold the services for the
wear. We hope the members will at
tend.
Misses Ida and Maude ShcalY have
returned from pie SAINT trip to
Trenton, Graniteville and Aiken.
Messrs. Andrew and John Henry
Shcaly spent last Saturday and Sun
day at Johnston.
Mr. Andrcw Shealy left th:s MORN
ing for Blackvillc where will spen6
a few days.
This section is progressing nicely
and the farmers have tarted to work
on the farm.
Subscriber,
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1908-01-31
SWINDLER TAKEN In
CUSTODY.
PATENT MEDICINE FAKER Ar
RESTED In GREENWOOD
THOUGHT TO HAVE DU-
ED MANY MILL PEG
PIE.

Greenwood. Jan. 27.-The police
here have a man on their bands who.
they believe, is wanted in many other
towns OF the State, especially those
with cotton mill population, He
gives his name as q. Ill. Lawrence, :"
ank cleimS TO represent the .Choctaw
Medicine company" OF Cincinnati and
has been selling his medicine here 10
mill people, giving them written
promise Of new Rock Hin bupgies,
Mason and IIaml.n organs, pianos.
etc all for the SUN OF 81. He has
caught many. ! he same man was
here last year Offering set OF china
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1908-01-31
NIGHT RlOERS STILL
APPLYING THE TORCH
TWO BARNS BURNED NEAR TO
ADAIRSVILLE, KY.

Adairsville, Ky, Jan 29.-"Night
riders" burned two large barns on the
farm of Jesse Burr, one mile west of
here last midnight. Tne barns con-
Cained a lot OF tobacco belonging 10
Presley Strickland, cropper OF Burr,
who is not member OF the Dark To-
bacco Growers Protective Association.
Another barn on the place containing
large crop telongin5 10 Pinkney
Ward, an association cropper, was
not molested. Burr is not Il member OF
the association There were between
30 and50 If tile riders in the party.