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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16
RAILROADS.
Richmond and Petersburg Electric Rajlwa,

streets. Tor Petersburg:
20, T.. So 10 H. u: a. II. l. ?. -, [. S
80; q - ioP. a.
Petersburg.
/ Cars leave retershurg FOO, OF sycamor,
Street. for Manchester:
6:5. i.s5. "':l5 1855. S;35. s:2s .io:as. II \:
a. A.. l2.7s. 'i;S6. :;s5. s:a6. ASS. 5as. s:a;
'I:S5 s:sS. a:25. 'lO:io. ii:,e p. 81
Carries baggage and express.
"L!mi'ed. except Sundaya and HOLIDAYS.
All ears from Petersburg connect with ears
for Richmond.
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Special to Tho Times Dispatch
LNnchburg. Va, Jannary i5.-Albert
w Harmed. formerly of ST Johns EMS
copai Church. Roanoke. BEGAN his work
as orgnnist OF -. Pauls Church here
to-day.
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austinn 5aIss. Tbis Zap.
BY w. b. Pizzini 6 Co,
Auctioncers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
HOUSE AND LOT.
NO. Sl2 WEST BAKER STREET.

Bv. virtue OF certain deed Of trust
dated May 9th, 1908. and recorded in
tie office OF the Clerk Of the Richmond
Chancery Court. in Deed Book No.
TIC. page .ae; also by direction OF a
decree of the Law and Equity Court oil
the City OF Richmond. In the suit pf
"Aloselcy Us. Henley" entered on the
9TH day of January. 1911, will pro-
seed TO sell at auction. on the prem
tscs. on the
18TH DAY or JANUARY. 1911
Mt O'CLOCK P. NJ,
the above mentioned property. described
in the said trust deed--that lot with
improvements thereon. No. S12 West
Baker Street. at the northeast corner
of Baker and Hickory Streets. fronting
on the north limo of Baker street ~
feet. and extending back northwardly
between the eastern line of Hickory
street and line parallel herewith 90
feet. The improvements consist Of n
frame dwelling with about five rooms.
TERMS: Cash.
L. II. DREW,
Trustee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16
RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAKE BAY
HALFWAY CONInANY

Schedule OF electric trains to and from
Ashland. stopping a: .itermedlnte stations
upon s!Gnni: Nv Richmond (Broaa and
laurel STAB: S:c6b. .7:io. s:iOb piOb, ..ie:io,
u:io a. NJ; 1910. 2;;9. 3:le i.!ob $40 $40
7:io. s:!oh. io;le, irt5 =, NJ Lv, Ashland
'b:9 ':ttb. S. th. TO- "il 4, NJ. 'l2 NJ. .'l
2. s, 4. So I. !. s. oh. 1. p. a.
DAILY creep, srndaE- .'swH1ey only.
!, h.ac.,cs baggage
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Yelp, Male anb Telnale.

" WANTED. STENoG HAPlER- ROCK
Keeper good salary. statesmen.
saicslhdies hotel help PIEDMONT
EMPLol MENT AGENCY, Durham,
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Rooms Iantcn.

WANTED. TO RENT ROOM oN SEC
ond iloor 20 ar - by 100 feet: will
take three or i've years lease. Give
location ana price Address II 100
ere Times Dtspatcl,
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Report Of Miller Fund December a1st, 1910.
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA..
Second AUDITORS On'cc.
Richmond. Va. neccmbcr al 1910.

Ills Excellence w., ,,s Richmond. d,
Of virginia
oho the provision . for
,r,n ~ L"" support Of
OF Abcmale
IN OF atlon ii
q Samuel
in
VII ~ Is
nfber %
tn shown
'o"I o. Richmond
-" '"U 1890 ny $3.50
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QIantfn.
Goal ami 1Gloon.

QUALITY AND QUANTITY ARE
guaranteed from us. We iavc oak
pine or slab wood. and our pric es
are right. We please everybody
Phone Madison 69l3. NORTH CARO-
LIMA WOOD ANE COAL CO. a27
Brook Avenue.
WOOD TO RURN SHOULD BE WoOp
Indeed. have made "A speciality OF IL
since 1877 Recently have added
free burning coal: there Is a dif-
ference. too. LONG. The Wood Man.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16
erATE or VIRGINIA.
Aa!ssoal1g.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

500 T.. Newport SeWs aud Norfolk.
$40 A.--Dai,. Local TO .ieAspost News
$500 P.--Daly. Local TO Did Point
AGO T.. ! DAiiy-Louis.uls apd Cincinnati
IL 60 +. Pulimans.
t;ts P.--DR!iy. st. Louis.ch,---> Special"
PuilmsnR.
$40 A.-Dany- chariotteavi;lo- Week hays
Hinton.
s:S P.-Week dsya. Local TO Gofdonsville
1000 A.-Dsily. L'burg. Lex. c. Forge.
b:l5 P.MelS days. To i,ynchburR.
TRAINS ARRIyE RICHMOND.
Local from Etst--s.3 A. NJ. 10 T.. NJ.
Through from East-li:ss A. NJ, t:s5 F. Il
Local from WeEt-ss.so q. NJ. $50 A. ".
$50 p. NJ.
Through-T:no A. N. .:S p. Il.
Jane, River Lino-'s.1 a. ~. sis r. Il.
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NDtltkS.


WOOD CARVING. FURNITURE; RE
paired. polished ana made to order
furniture upholstered. packed. etc
HAYWARD * RHODES. il5 West
Broad Call phone Madison 1866.
WAHTED. THE PuE.o 70 KNOW
that Jnhnkc Bros. Jewelcrs. sl3
i,ast Main treet, buy. sell. eI-
change and remount diamonds In
the latest styles. Old gold and ail.
Ver taken in exchange.
TABLE AND MEDICINAL. WATER
without peer-hvc gallons for 25c.,
delircrcG--Holly Springs Li;hla
Water. Phone Monroa AT
YOUR ciilLD'S SUCCESS DEPENDS
largely on his education. Place him
Win us for course in stenography
bookkeeping or English. and he will
succeed MASSEY BUSINESS COL
NOTICE TO THE PUBLLc.-oN AND
alter January ). Mr.. j. T. Dashicll
mas severed all connection with the
mas T. Loehr Company General
insurance Agency. third floor. 2lu-
tuai Building. All business claims
due By Mr.. Dasheli will be paid in
cash by tho Chas. l.. Loehr Co. and
All outstanding premiums should DO
promptly RENTED. check payable di-
rect 70 Chas. T.. Loehr COMPANY.
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El.lls,s6s 10
On wilton an annnal interest may he rolnd

viii he account
or tho
i nstmcnac q
adv II draft for curre tand
so tho
rnIpunt him h OF Dew, And
tho who
hefore
10
action Board
Of Q
#
of f benar
and
made
hest OF is
Give iianl;h his ia o.
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Misfell
kUS III. UUi.

WHEREVER ACHE OR PAIN IS 10.
catcd--stinness and soreness of mus.
cies or joints-rub In Frayser's
the pain disappears: the greatest ali.
round iin!ment In use 10, man AND
oeest: try it--don't sufTcr-here 10
tne right help: CSC bottles. at drug.
Eists'.
MATTRESSES. =
HAVE YOUR MATTRESSES EEMADE
now sanitary methods used: relia 10
work SYDNOR q. IIuNDLEI. Ill
Eass Broad street Madison 32C4
SHOE REPAIRING.
h1alf:.solcd, sc ladies'. soe: Gill ell;
urenS SOC. and UP. according to
SIZE Every pair sewcd: no nails
or peGs. Best leather DRE,WiS
E;LECTRlC SHOE FACTORY. IFS r,
Vain Theme Monroe csG7.
FINE UNHuLSTERINCi AND MAT
TRESsES
FURNITURE REPAIRED AND Up
hoIstered; mattresses made over like
rev; furniture and chira mack ad
ana shipped JtCon CMLAuF. Phone
q ".
HAULING.
If for. WANT YOUR HAULING; DONE
quickly and promptly al any hour
night or day call EPPS. the Hauler
none Madison 1851: night Madison
'''p3-i. Wagons Furnished IN. vnari,.
contract ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16
MeetlnQs.

Richmond. January ii, iafi.
NG yn,G OF MEETiNG or STOCK;
stockholders Of The Life Insurance
Company OF Virginia will be held al;
tho chief office of The company. ON
Broad street, between Ninth and
Tenth Streets. in the city OF Rich
mond, on WEDNESDAY. the 25tb
day OF January. 1911. ~ - o'clock
NJ. Tho stock transfer books OF the
company viii be closed from this
date until the 21th day OF the pres
cnt month
Il. u. HARRIS,
Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16
solicitors and @aIrs,nru

WANTED. Statesmen CALLINi OF
manufacturing AMI hardware trade
70 handle an Al side line: llbcrus
commission. Answer Bon + 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16
lost ann Tourib.

Lost. ON BROAD STREET ROAD. Bi..
tween city and chantiliy, :, dark
brown mare. Any one hearing Of
~shnc Will please notify j. ~
BitANCll. care Thomas, Branch Il
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TIaI8 for Aent.

BROOM FLAT. SECOND FLOOR.
WIN porch and all convcn!cnccs Call
Madison 1871. No children
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16
Hllltinerp.

CLEAN SWEEP SALE: or All, Mil
itncry Trimmed hats. untrimmed
nalS' suits. separate skirts and all
ready made garments. Special low
prices for balance of season. MRS.
LILIES BEAR, li21 u Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16
Want lid. Rates

ONE CENT PER WORD when
paid in advance. No Ad. taken
tor less than TEN CENTS.
NO ADS. TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
when phoned in or charged at the
counter.
Classification not guaranteed
after $50 P. NJ.
FOR BUSINESS CONTRACTS
Phone Monroe for the WANT
AID. MAN to call
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16

WANTED. REG SrEHI:E Or ASSIST
ant registered dr,p; clerk at o,Ice
correspondence solicited WAYEl,S.
BORO DRUG STORE. Waynesbnr".
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16
5ltllatlpns qalanteo. 5flaIe
Delp Mantfn, Tclnaie.

WANTED. 4 COOK. ONE CArAi!I.,.
OF answering telephone. Apply aiUS
Fast Broad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16
DeIp QNanten, 1ffmale.

WANTED. a GooD cUOK AND
cleaner for a small family. Refer
"nces REQUIRED. Good wages and an
easy berth for the right party. APP
ply ZIG y. Harrison street.
TWO LIVE, CLEAN-CUT MEN TO So
iicit Call between S and y. NJ. or
and T.. NJ Monday, Tl9 T. Grace
street. T.. G.. GItONEMEYEE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16
Real estate for Rpnt
Anon8 fur Aent.

FOR RENT. TWO NICELY FURNISH
... nhons ITO; los ". Marshall.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16
Boarbillg.

HOT WATER HEATED ROOMS Writ
board 4lO West Grace Street
PERMANENT AND TRANS " r.
board IT MISS pALMORE'S. 3l1 East
= Franklin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16

Ian 10. To ". Il. Maupin. clerk AlDemarlc
county, for work for Miller Manual Labor
school. OF .tlbemarlc. ................a
Jan is TO c. Ice Moore, Notary for taking
acknowledgement Of John Dew. Second
Auditor. and such secretary OF the
Miller Board his report o Miller
Fund for 1909? .............t..
Feb. H. TO the Daily Progress for publishing report
OF 100?
Afch IL. To Richmond Evening Journal for pun
fishing report OF 1902. .........'....
TO John g. Dew. second Auditor for pay
in Samuel Millcr's will:
Inn "a per cent. slb.Sf6.a3. .....,...........
Mich 10. per cent on s19,3SS,3s...
Receipts of 1910.
Received curing the year 1910 ..,......
pshursed during tho year 1910 ...........
Balance in Treasury. .......,.......
Securities belonging 70 the MI
Miller Fund in tho custody tho Second
Virginia cersihcatc Registered under
February o3 1892 bearing per cent. ~.
Fearing t-5)...., ..........
I.ynchhurs city bonds tresistcred,. per
Charlottesville city tconponl bonds AZ
Richmond city rcsistcredl bonds. ,ncr
Virginia Agricultural and Mcchanicn
College aud Polvtcchnic Institute Ci0-iOl
per cent. bonds (rcslstercd) .........-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16

GIVE US YOUR PROPERTY TO SELL.
rent or insure. We Will do the rest
D. ~ WALKER & co, Real Estate
ana insurance, NO, Mural Build
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Disbursements. 1910.

\ tIhn.
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for @ale.

GROCERY STORE. SPLENDID BuSI-
ness; compelled to leave city, Adj
dress II 49, care Times dispatch.
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Zeal Estate fnr Aalf

FOE SALE, ioo-AcRE FARM. oNE:
ana half miles west Of Ccntraliu.
va: price 5000. John Occult viii
SNOW the place. Address JOHN i,
CIINSE. RontOn unrhnl. Mini
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1911-08-08

Turnip Seed for sale at Miller's Pharmacy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1911-08-08

Died at the Anna Hughes Sanitarium
in this place. on Wednesday last, after a
sudden and brief illness. Stuart, aged IL
wears, Youngest son of Prof, and Mrs. S.
P. Hatton. of Powhatan College. Be-
Sides his parents he leaves one brother.
This is the first time that death has IN
vaded Powhatan College. and the blow
is crushing one. A young life has
gone out that was very dear to parents
and kindred, and the fond parents have
the most sincere sympathy of the entire
community. He cannot come to thee.
but thou mayest go to him. Thy will
be done" Funeral services were held
Thursday afternoon at the College. con-
Quoted by Rev. W. R. Flanagan. In
terment in Edge Hill Cemetery.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1911-08-08
lOmObiles in Jefferso on.

pditor of State issued 81 auto
|eenses during June 1911. to
wing parti-s: Thorton T. Perry,
Prris, F. G. Butler, c. D. Eby,
Eggs, Jefferson County Tele-
,, R, c. Smithson, S. P. Hat
| 0. Speer, C. W. Hawk, E.
&, H. j. Miller, Clayton L.
Fec. 7. Light. Brown Bros. +,
Epp, Charles Town, T. S. Mil
kert0n; B. B. Ransom, A. A.
4 M. Conner, Harpers Ferry;
rs, Shenandoah Junction; D.
Bier, Summit Point; Frank
|HaIltown; G. W. Hoffman, A.
esell, Kearneysville; c. NJ.
Gppon; R, D. Shepherd, j. L
IL; l.; Snyder, C. B. VanMetre,
|cQuilkin, DR. NJ. H. Crawford,
kstOwn.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1911-08-08
Business Locals.

BUSINESS
berries OF hohelluS'
|Sodas all The time at Miller
/. - Miller.
| Ginger Al1' D Gus az
4 :. ., .,,o,,ss and feathers,
pHioF' -"
pharmacy 5,' has what you want,
l.
4 Test. our Fishing Tackle Mil
kpacy.
1 .,sll.r
4 c...n.,, sold in boxes
n Mn. ~,
''' ,,....,.;.,,.,,,,,,
Fta' P'rpl'7 ~ '''"' w.
John T. Du' ~ q We
VALLEY Stove and nut eoai AWAY :
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1911-08-08
Notice ,

Notice
DR. Laurence c Mccoy. graduate of Osteo-
patty at Kirksville, Mo, may be profess
sionally consulted at the Hotel Jefferson on
Wednesdays and Saturdays. Room No Is.
Hours to 5.
unhesitating'y recommend DR. l. Z Nc
Coy, morally and professionally. to all my
Jefferson county friends and erstwhile pa
tients, as fully worthy of your entire con-
fidence. A. ID. SMITH, IL. y.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1911-08-08
Fe and Lot for Sale,

l.yire, and INK a9d !. Acres of ground.
WITTY turnpike at the 6jl ~ ON
~ 0p,tl,s,ai supplied with Water A and II
10 Fruit OIL g Albuildings nearly ili
Ryto VI All kinds. For partjan,
AZ! + L. BusH0NG,
8tf. GAItoraey for Owner
0larles Town, W. Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1911-08-08
ADVERTISED LETTERS,

tt,ers remaining in the tostolfice at
,wn. Jefferson comfy. ". Va. on
Aug. ). 1911. Persons calling for
b. repaired 70 pay one cent for
|B enham, VIM. Macdonald
lsborn, Mgr. Paper Box Co,
Carter Walker, VIM. II.
John Il. Roberts, Mrs. B.
sster, Miss Elizabeth Upony,
hnie ColstOn.
be letters, Il not called Tor within
b., vii. Oe sent TO the ceaG letter
Ersons calling for ,hem viii please
bey are advertised.
II. n. BRADLEY. P. N.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1911-08-08

win be in Charles Town at the Palm
House on Saturday, August II. Anyone
wishing to purchase any style of vehicle
will please call on me at that tim D
w w SToUGH
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1911-08-08

There will be Mass at the Catholic Church
on Sunday. August 10, at 10 O'Clock and
Benediction at four o'clock in the after
noon.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1911-11-09
C0UNCILMEN
ARE REFLECTED
Johnson, >Whipple and Glas-
pe1l Chosen.
HAD GOOD MAJOR|T|ES
Carried the City by Plurality Of
More than 200 in the
Five Wards.

John N. Glaspell, Lewis S. Johnson
and Oscar K. Whipple were re-elect ed
as members of City Council by sub
stantial majorities. In every ward in
the city the councilmen ran we'll and
the final result was plurality ranging
about 200. To be exact, President
Glaspell had a plurality Of 207, Lewis
S. Johnson 2O2, and Oscar K. Whipple
149.
The blanket ballot made it possible
for independent voting, and the count
of the ballots indicated that the voter
was very discriminating yesterday and
took advantage of the opportunity to
select candidates of their individual
choice.
The three Democratic candidates ran
exceptionally well, F. L. Ingies being
Ethe high man on the Democratic ticket
%Xery many were about last night
consratulating the three Republicans
electedt,to City Council last night.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1911-11-09

IN SESSION
',u
Meeting This Morning at
County Building.
ROAD MATTERS.
But One More Regular Meeting to
Be Held by the Board During
This Year.

Shortly after 10 o'clock this morn
ing the November session of the Board
of Chosen Freeholders was convened
at the county building and practically
every member was present.
Previous to the meeting the mem
bers discussed the situation among
themselves, comforting generally about
the election of yesterday AS result
of this falls campaign several of the
present Freeholders end their term of
service with the December meeting.
There were expressions of regret that
these gentlemen were to leave the
Board. BY far the greater majority of
the members continue in the work,
and all those who were reelected yes
terday were earnestly congratulated.
There will be but one more meeting
of the Board this year, the December
session
The meeting of today opened with a
strong probability that there would
be much business transacted. Impor-
tant road matters were in position to
be taken up, and there were other
matters of more than usual impor-
tance at hand.
Following the convening of the
Board with Director Jere N. Ogden
presiding, the minutes were read, and
a long list of bills approved by the
finance committee were taken up and
approved by the Board.
The bills of the election officers were
ordered paid when approved by the fl
nance committee and county solicitors.
The public road committee recon-
mended the acceptance of the i'm
proved Malaga road, and the payment
of the bill TO the contractor was au-
thorized.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1911-11-09
The Saloon Sentiment Buried
Beneath Votes.
DRY PLURALITY 4O8
The Liquor Element Baried Beneath
an Adverse Vote Of People
of BridgetOn.

In vote of substantial proportion 8,
a vote larger than is usually cast in
3ubernatorial or Presidential elections
a majority of more than 400 was piled
up for no-lic-nse and for three years
there will be no legalized saloon
bars in the city of Bridgeton for three
years
The no-license voters were pleased
with the splendid result while the
liens element were almost stunned
by the very pronounced majority that
was given by the people against the
saloon. -,
The no-license campaign had been
an active, earnest, intelligent one,
conducted vigorously and it was said
before yesterday overdone. tJust as If
one could fight too hard in finis1
battls). There was an awakened
public sentiment. the people real zed
that the saloon was against the best
interests of Bridgeton and when the
ballots were thoughttully prepared and
conscientiously cast, there could be
but one result and that was great
majority against the saloon and the
license system.
Comparing the vote with that of
three years ago it showed gains f r the
anti saloon ssntiment, and consequent.
loss for the license vote. Three years
ago there were 1850 vutes cast In favor
Of license, and 1858 against. m"jorily
of bot 38 against tae license pulify.
Yesterday thetno- license voters much
stronger, the license voters much
weaker, and the maturity for No Mas
4o8 telling blow toat places BriGge-
IN exactly where it belongs-a no.
licensed citv
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1911-11-09
NJ Al LISTER
FUR ASST MBLY
Made Strong Run in an Off
Year.
A PLURALITY Of 1000
re,pe Here D d Mt Fol. ow Advice
Of Gov Tn0r Wilson ano FL c.
'iIu Triumph.

While the great masses of voters In
C~m~elland County yesterday were es-
.Jl~i hg and q bal
lots we've cast wholly indie zen iently,
Albert r. McAllister was elected as a
member of the Goneral A semoly by
a very large lllra.ity for off year,
with the tendency CT the voters swerv-
ng toward Democracy.
Governor VIII en- came into Cumber-
land County and ma e a strong per-
sonal appeal for the election of the
Democra ic Assembly candidate. 1t
was the on'y appeal the G.vernor
made. In it he practically thaatened
tie voters, but t e Go ernor fails in
his purpose, as McA lister, the young
Bridgeton lawyer, is ectei in the
county by plu ality which will ex-
ceel thousand, and which is a great
compliment to the young man.
McAllister carri. d Bridget by over
3C0 He carried Millville, Vineland,
andis and with the exec ton of
Deer field, all of the townshi IS. His
vote was high compliment ry, and
when the official figures are show
an ana w Is PERSONAL achievement
will stand out eloqueltly.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1911-11-09
Carries Cumberland by 1900
Plurality.
BRIDGE1ON IS STRONG
fhe City Gives Garrison 1884 Over
Cossaboom = Carries Most
Townships.

The indepPnde vot rs # Cumhe =
land county yesterday gave sVe' ping
plurality and rwhelmIn. maj riiy
for Harry j. Garris o of this cit,, fn
Sheriff. The sw-, p was Gu, tineu t n"
ssct'on. Bridget1n with II Dr"nl
Republican mayo ity of 800, gr
Garrison q plurality Ut more than ~ ~
the plurality being tn rd great r
than the vote received by Jusuu .
Oossaboom.
The independent v, to throughout tn.
county was expressed for Garrison W +
little less pronounced. Ga,ris,D
carried all OF the toa nsnips except &
Commercial, Maurice kiv,r anu
Landis
In Millville the home town of tussa
boom, the majority for the ktpunl "a"
csndldates was less than 400, W. il
Vineland usually very strong Rep TN
can, went tor Garrison substa, italy.
The Sheriff Campaign had teen
waged quietly bnt earn, silly anu -.
vote reflected the pe'sO al s-ntim, mt uf
the pa pie. Men vut q tor Carr son
and not the Democrotic candidate
The res 1t was 'EogUitice, 10 ii
mopiol to tue Bliuget.n man. he.e
he Carried by ov,r"n / iog pl aal ii 5
every voti4s pr ciuct, j. "a v,t
greater tAan c,st in q Pr siIeLt,al
year.
.0s.o bOOm'> shO lug 10 tue en- ir
equity ~as very uissi poiot" {. lis
trios'Is. Esp ciA'l, uis.pp Ii x W S
Z. ID to IL M.ll,llle. lu tue eutl e
t0Wn ne diI II secure es m.cu mo
1o'ity as ~as eApecteu in t"e Fnst
Nard.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1911-11-09
RESULT OF The
FREEHOLDERS VOTE
Two Democrats from Bridge
ton.
BOARD REPUBLICAN.
But Few Changes in the Board by
the Election Held in the
County Yesterday.

There are but few changes in the
personnel of the Board of Freeholders
as result of the election yesterday,
and there is but the slightest political
change.
In Bridgeton two of the present
members will retire. Neither were
candidates yesterday. Their success
sors will be Democrats.
In the First ward David II. johnson
won over Richard ri. Moore by q ma
jority of l75 wilhelm the Third ward
Charles Richman, former Freeholder
will have majority of % over W.
Frank Woodruff.
- In the Second ward Benjamin
Erickson was elected by large ma
jority over Charles Carman.
In the Fourth ward Charles Il.
Reeves had no opposition and in the
Fifth ward Fred Fox was elected
unanimously.
In Millville there will be no changes
in the Board members Messrs. Charles
B. Conover, Zorabobel Gaskill, Samue
3. Dunham and George Reeves being
reelected.
In Vineland William F. Rohrer Will
be succeeded by Walter Foulke. while
Landis township re-elects William
Cham bers.
Deerfield re-elects E. c. OFT; Hope
well re-elects Daniel r. Moore. and
Stoe Creek, Charles D. Fogg.
In Lawrence there was a sharp
contest between H. o. Newcomb and
Capt. Lewis Sheppard. The latter
was elected by majority of 52.
In Downe township there wss a
close contest. George Chance, Demo
crat, was elected by l majority.
In Commercial township Joseph
Turner was elected without opposition
and Maurics River gave its unanimous
vote to Ralph G. Wilson.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1911-11-09
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