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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-04-15

BEwARE.-Beware of losingour
temper in hot weather.
Beware of the man who tellfou OF
his wife's faults.
Beware of the milk that is hven!y
in its hue and spiritual in it thick
ness.
Beware ofthe man, and woan, too,
who always wants to borrowa little
change.
Beware of the people who a. always
inviting you to dine with than gener-
ally and never speedily.
Beware of the gil with one white
lock, with painted ges, aud q bodice
cut low, which she wears on the
street.
Beware of the voman who an
nounces to you that ife Is without ma
vor, and that il she had only met you
before she did JohI, well-then, OF
course, it would have been differ
ent.
Beware of ths vulgar. things, words
and people, as you would of the gen
tleman in blackand red, for vulgarlty
and sin are first cousins.-NeW Yors
Herald.
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HE STUDIED The OwL.-Some {
your readers might like to know Of
new way to study owls. Some friend
went out shooting day or two ag'
One shot at and wounded the wing :
big Virginia horned owl. He W,
advised to kill the bird, but would n
do so. He aOds going to study the bi
alive. so he put the big bird down +
hind him in the blind.
Soou a duck came flying along, d
he stopped so low in shooting he t
on the owl. The owl. not liking g
way of being studied, fasteneds
claws into his back and refused ALT
tempts to make it let 60, and the re
they tried to get him off the hardle
pinched, and from the bowling ohe
man it would appear as if the owas
studying the man instead Of the an
studying the owl.
The bird had to be killed befo ne
would let 60, and although it m pe
sometime before this man CT slt
down, he knows more about theWls
than he did.-Forest and Strean
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A Incident.

On railway train the writer motto
ed the entrance of mother and little
son who were unexpectedly greeted by
friend Of the mother. The friend
was only going from one way-station
to the next, while others were on 8
long journey. There happened to be
but one vacant double-seat in the car
and into this the boy slipped, taking
the seat next to the window. His
mother, eager to improve the ten min.
utes with her friend, asked her son te
give up his seat and take another fol
that little time, so that she could sit
with her friend. mo, I won't; be-
cause 1 want to sit by the window
and all the other seats have people al
reaey at the windows"
"But, darling, only ten minutes
and then you can sit by the windo"
all day."
"No, won't go. 1 want to sit by
the window now"
but, dear, not to give mamma
pleasure?"
"No."
mot for just ten little minutes,
when mamma wants so much to talR
with her friend, and you can sit by
the window the whole day long?
!"-with impatient emphasis.
And in spite of humble entreaty
rom the mother, and good-natured
urging from the friend, that home
nurtured bit of seIfishness kept his
place. the mother never dreaming OF
insisting on the right and courteous
thing, but murmuring gently that
"Bo6by did so enjoy looking out of the
window"
When seven-year-old Bobby be;
comes Robert, the husband, his sad
little wife will wonder, why is it
that men have so little tenderness for
their wives?"-Century for January.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-04-15

There is more than one kind of
greatness. There is greatness which
consists in extraordinary endowments
of genius, material power, or fortune.
This kind of greatness is granted only
to few; and, even so, it does MT al
ways prove a good thing either to its
possessor or to others. But, happily,
there is also a greatness which does
not consist in any unwonted power or
possession, but simply in the doing OF
great deeds. That is a kind of great
ness which is possible to all of us; and
it is the best greatness-the greatness
of being good and going good.
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EARLY RISING BIRDs.-The thrush
is audible about $50 in the morning:
The quail's whstling is heard IN the
woods at about o'clock.
The blackcar turns up at 2.3o on a
summer morning.
By 4 the blackbi;d makes the woods
resound with his melody.
The house sparrow and tomtlt come
last in the list of early rising birds.
At short intervals after 4.3o tne
voices of the robin and wren are heard
in the land.
The greenfinch is the first to rise,
and sings as early as 1.30 on summer
morning.
The lark does not rise until after the
chaffinch, linnet, and number OF
other he'd dgerow folk have been merrlly
piping for a good while.
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D0nnestfcS.

This is one of "the three dreadful
D's-Disease, Dress, Domestics"-
claims a great deal Of time and
thought from many housekeepers. In
the limited space that can be given
here only very small part Of the
whole vast field can be covered.
Once upon time rather illiterate
"school committeeman" was present
at the closing day of school, and un-
dertook to examine the first class In
spelling. Opening the spelling-book
near the end, he gave out the first
word of the column under his eye to
the head of the class-domestick. It
was spelled incorrectly, and passed on
down the class till a bright-eyed child,
recognizing the word, spelled it do
mes-tic, and went up to the
head.
Now, there are great many house
keepers who don't know just how to
pronounce this word, or how to spell
it in action and administration. The
servant is very largely reflex image
of the employer or she becomes SO. If
| the mistress knows what she wants,
and that what she wants is reasonable
and possible, and insists upon it firm
ly though gently, the servant, with
due patience eAerciEed toward her and
due instructing given her, will learn to
approximate toward the standard held
up before her. But this standard she
will attain in her own way, not by any
means always after the way Of her
mistress. Results are what the mis-
tress wants, and these results may be
best achieved by the servant in ways
that to the mistress seem clumsy and
indirect. The leading string must be
long enough by which the mistress
attaches the servant to her to allow
zigzag step on the part of the servant, a
lingering now and then along the
way, or q more rapid movement than
the daily jog-trot. A woman who Is
always changing her servants is at
fault herself somewhere she has not
learned how to pronounce domestic. A
great many good servants like variety
and change, and 80 circulate about in
different families; but the best SER
wants stay in good place when they
find it, and the recommendation given
by this fact is equally creditable to
mistress and servant.
"Every day for fifteen years I have
given MellHua Cuo same luJuucClOn,
because if I hadn't she would have
neglected that particular item and let
it 60 over for another day." The mis-
tress must never weary of "line upon
line," of pointing out needless or care
less reflections from the standard.
When Mrs. Greeley complained to
Horace Greeley that a farm-haud idled
his time away, Mr.. Greeley replied:
"Well, if he didn't he'd be working
for himself and not for me-" Itis
found necessary in all business houses
to take the time of employees, and sse
that they give the due number IF
hours to their work. This is mattE
of course, and not complained d.
There must be auditors to all accounts
if they are kept straight. The woman
who must day by day audit the ael
count of her servant mas no reasonable
ground for complaint. It is part of
her duty, and when performed as such
in an impersonal way, 1t is a great
help to the servant, as merits and de
merits will be impartially distribu
Ted.
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Loss of horses throughout the coun-
try-here one, there another-is very
serious. Overdriving, irregular and
over feeding, exposure to drafts in sta
BILE, to wet and cold outside, are fruit
full causes. Overwork, too, depletes
the system and invites disease, inflam-
alton, etc.
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Gen. Lew Wallace says that q poul-
tice of mustard and garlic applied to
the soles of the feet will cure the rheu-
matism in one night.
Rise in the morning soon after you
are awake.
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Said a little girl: "Auntie, if all the
folks in the world should think their
cross thoughts out loud, what racket
there would be W The dear little girl
might have gone step farther and
added: "ADd if none of the folks
should think their cross thoughts
aloud what a quiet and peace there
would be" If there be cross thoughts
this week, which shall they be, "out
loud" or voiceless?
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Savage, AID
Scott, John
Shaw,CJ
Smith, Ben
Smith, ,JAsberry
Smith,JR
Sondley,CH
Stewart, WIS
Thomas, William
Thomas, Ben
Thomas, John
Thornton, Robt
Tolbert, Frank
Waller, Nose
Wardlaw, ,DA
Wardlaw, Ellis
Wardlaw, ,GH
Wardlaw, ,SM
Wardlaw, William
3 Wardlaw, WP
Walker, Frank
Walker, George
Watkins, John
Watson, AK
Wharton,S
White. James
Wideman, Ebb
Widema an, Hamiba,
Wideman, ,JordonV
Wideman, William
Williams, Carrick
Williams,Shed
Woodhurst, AK
Woods, Sam
Wright, David
Wright, Joe
Iimmermon, ,Gaine
Iimmermon, Nose
Zimmermon, Phil
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Turner, Jerry

Turner Jerry
Tucker.JR
Valentine, Warren
Valentine, Wilson
Vance, Million
Vauss, Elvin
Nauss, Bob
Walker,JR
Ware,JT
Washington, Addi-
Sol
Washington, Georg
Washington,Jo John
Whorton, George
Wideman,JW
WllllalnS, Alex
Williams.Wi
Wilson,GW
Wilson,JS
Wilson, Oliver
Wimbush, Charles
Wimbush, CIV
WiInbush, Dave
Wimbush, William
Winestock, GIN
Wren,JH
Young,HM
Young,AB
Young,AL
Young,J ,JamesH
Young, Walter
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Not manure but we'll fertilized earth
should be placed next to the roots OF
transplanted trees.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-04-15

Never allow your horse to lose con-
fidence in you. To keep its confidence
is half the battle.
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LowndesVille,

Abner, Peter
Allen,B Berry
Allen, b Bohn
Allen, Ban
Allen, Fauncy
Allen, Luther
Alexander, WD
Baker, ,JanesM
Bak er, WIN
Banks, Henry
Barnes Sugg
Barnett, All
Basken,AG
Basken,J James
Basken,JH
13asken, ,JasTJr
Basktn,TJ
Basken,W ,WS
Barnes, NJ w
Beard,JE
Bell,
Bell, l,James
Bell,JH
ell,Robert
Boles, WIS
BolesSS
Bone,JA
BowieJess
Bowman,W
Blanchett, WIN
Bradbury,JW
Broad we'll, AID
Broadwell,W
Brown,GW
Brown,JA
Brown,JW
Bruce,GS
Bryan,DW
Burdett, RI
Burris, George
Burton,WJ ,
Calhoun, Richard
Campbell, HE
Campbell, HW
Campbell,J
Campbell,
Campbell, lin
Campbell, ,WN
Carlisle,J
Carr,Berr.y
Carson,Ed
Carson,Pat
Casttle,JB
Cham ber- 10
Clark,WR
Clayton, Eddie
Clayton, Lawyer
Clayton, ,Laurens
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IOnax,JohnC

Lynch, Gus
Mechine,EC
Mack William
Magee, W.T.
Manning,JS
Marse, Robert
Martin, ,Robt
Martin, Ben
Martin, Derry
Martin, CIV
Martin, John
Martin,TB
Martin, William
Martin, William
Maulden, IA
Maulden, LII
Nfaulden, ,RW
Milford, d,JR
Morgan,JH
N1orehead, RI
Moore Duncan
Moore,GT
Moore, HiIlery
Moore,JA
Moore Luther
Morrah,J ,JH
Morrah, RI
Moseley,JB
Mosely,JJ
McClinton, ,WR
Mcconnell, ,RA~,
McCord, Dan
McCullough,JR
McCurry,JL
McDufhe, Armstead
McFarlapd,Jo
Mcfarland, ,Thos
McGowan,AJ
McMahan,JA
McMahan,JE
McMahan,JF
McNair, CIV
McNalr, John
McNair, VIII
Neal, John
Neal, Squire
NiXWA
Nixon,JA
Noble, Isaac
oliver, Caesar
oliver, Elijah
Oliver,PMB
Parton, Willis
Parnell, Ida
Parnell, ,Jenk
Parnell,J l,JF
Parneii,
Parnell, VIII
Patterson, Warren
Patterson, ,WB
Pettigrew,JE
Peltigrew.JL
Pressley,WA
Price,GC
Price,JJ
Price, Alex
Prince, George
Prince, VIII
Prince, RC
Rampey,EA
Reed, George
Robinson, Henry
Robinson, Jasper
Robinson,Joe
Robinson,Zeb
Sanders HIS
Shaw,HH
Shaw VIC
Sims, Alfred
Simpson. DIT
Simpson, MA
Simpson,WN
Scoggins, RI
Schroeder, IA
Scott, Bowen
Scott, DS
Scott, RH
Scott,Sam
Seawright,WL
Slay,GC
Slay,PL
Smith,E
Smith, Damon
Smith, jackson
Smith, Peter
Smith,PR
Speed, George
Speed, Ed
Speed, George
Speed, Henry
Speed,LW
Speed. Sam
Speer,L
Speer, VIM
Stalnaker, ,GL
Stark, ,GS.
Stephenson,LE
StOne,Jb
Strickland,JB
Sutherland,JA
Sutherland,NB
Sutherland,RH
Sutherland,GA
Swearinger, ,JE
Teasley,L
Tenant, HA
Thomson, Alfred
Tilmon, Arthur
Thomson,J ,Jonn
ThomsonJM
Thomson, Pinkney
Thomson, Tyler
Tucker,NJ
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hlCllle, L -
Riley,WG
Robertson, Russell
Robinson.T I'll
Romans, Richard
Rosenburg,P
Roseman, James
Rutledge,
Sanders, Allen
Savage, Calvin
Schram, Mr.
Scoggins,CC
Scoggins, John
Shives, Ibzan
Sibert, Berry
Sign,JW
Simmons,JH
Simpson, ,JasonL
Sirnpson,Tom
Sloan, Wade
Smith, AM
Smith, ,AW
Smith, CA
Smith, ,GeoW
Smith, Henry
Smith,JG
Smith, White
Smith, WE
Sondley, Richard
Speed,PB
Sprott, ZG
Stark, Cornelius
Sutherland,FJ
Syfan, EN-
Taggart,J James
Taylor, Henry
Taylor, Isaac
Thomas,A
Thomas, ,JohnH
Thomas, Richard
Thomas,Sam
Thomas, Amos
Thomson,JW
Thomson,Pat
Thomson, Sam
Thomson,SG
Thomson, ,Tennent
Thomson,TP
Talbert, Anderson
Tribe, Henry
rurman, Cornelius
Tolbert, TN
Waugh, ,JJ
Vinson,GF
Visanska,J ,JuliusM
Wade, Israel
Walker,JG
Waller, Tom
Wardlaw,JL
Wardlaw,Q w,Qnil]a
Wardlaw, Tom
Washington, Ed
Westinghouse wis
Watt, Austin
Watt. Bob
Watt,JR
Watt, Lewis
White, CS
White, George
White, Paris
White, LW
Wilkerson,JM
Williams, Emory
Williams, James
Willialns,J ,JH
Williams,JS
Williams, Robt
Williams, Samuel
Williams,S Stewart
Winn,DH
Winn, RI
Wilson, Ell
Wilson, Georges
Wilson, JamesA
Wilson,JB
Wilson, Lee
Wilson, NIarrison
Wilson, ,MHarvey
Wilson, Richard
Wilson,RC
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These are the Polls returned for 1891
Glance over the List, and if you find that
any name is left out please send it to me.
w. w. BRADLEY Auditor.
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Logan,Jim
Lomax,Frank
CIo-ko- Ta,,so

LoRan,Jlm
Lomax, Frank
Clayton, n,Louis
Clayton, Taylor
Cleckley, Addison
Cleckley, Erwin
Cleckley,J johnson
Clinkscales,BL
Clinkrcales,CL
Cllnkscales,E ,EO
Clinksoales, Henr.
Clinkscales,RE
Clinkscales,TB
Cleaveland, d,Dunce
Cobb BIB
Cobb, Miles
Cobb,MT
Cobb, Robert
Cobb, Stark
Cochran,TH
Cook,JM
Graft, David
Craft, Louis
Cunningham,LE
Cunniugham,W W.T.
Cureton, Ben
Cureton, Frank
Dudley Charles
Dudley ,James,Jr
Dudley, Parker
Danie1s,J
Daniesl, ia
Daniels, VIII
Davis, Alfred
Davis, Harrison
Dawson, George
Dawson, Henry
Dawson,Jo
Dawson, ,Luther
Dawson, Pat
Dawson, WI
Dilleshaw,Jas
Dixon, Henry
Drennan,JP
DuBose, TEN
Duncan, Tom
DuPre, VIC
Dutch, Reuben
Ethridge, Henry
Ethridge, Robin
Elmore,CR
Epps,SF
Fisher,SF
Franks,JB
Gibbs,ThomaS
Giles, WA
Glover, Gus
Grant,JR
Grant, VIM
Graves,CP
Green, William
Grier, John
Grier, Major
Grier, Martin
Groves, Frank
Groves, ,Olin
Gunter, ,Telf
Haygood,WT
Hall,JM
Hall,JL
Hall, Newton
Hall,Sam
Harper,EW
Harper, r,John
Harper, Perry
Harper,Thomas
Harden, ,JW
Harris, Butson
Harris, John
Hawtnorn,JA
HerdAron
Herd, ,JohnA
Herd, Mack
Herd Thomas
Herd, William
Hill.
Horton,ER
Huckabee,JM
Huckabee, WE
Hunter, Allen
Hunter, ED
Hunter, Epps,
Hunter, Wade
Hutchinson,JH
Hutchinson,Loui
Hutchinson,RJ
Hutchinson, FS
Johnson, ,Chas
johnson, George
Johnson, Harrison
johnson, ,Hllliard
Johnson,HC
Johnson, Isiah
Johnson,J
Johnson,JG
Johnson,JJ
Johnson,SW
Johnson, Turner
johnson, Warren
JONES' ,Tilmon
Kay,PC
Kennedy,SB
Kennedy,WL
Killingsworth,SF
Latimer,AL
Latiner, George
Latimer, r,JasT
Leroy, Jim
Lester
Lester, Clark
Lester, ,Wess
Linton, Edmond
Loftis,J
Loftis,J
Lofts, LIB
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Freeltldll,nlCu
Freeman'Tom
Freeman, William
Freeman, William
Freeman, Whitfield
Fretwell, ,AG
Furqueran,JW
Gunter, William
Guillefoi, VIII
Giullebeau, Luciu
Gillebeau,J Jelferso
Guillefoi, William
ay,SamuelZ
Giles,JM
Gilden, Mack
Gilbert t,JL
Gasten, Butler
Garret, George
Gable, WB
Harmon,JB
Harmon,J ,JohnB
Harmon,JD
Harmon,JN
Harmon,MJ
Harmon,NT
Harmon,Pe
Harmon,SS
Harmon, WalterD
Harrison,SH
Haskell, Jack
Haskell, l,Shack
Hawes, George
Hays,BB
Holloway Put1ar
Holloway,Dan
Holloway, Dewitt
Holloway,JB
Holloway,Lewis
Holloway Perry
Hughey,Tom
y,Lindsay
Jackson, Frank
Jackson, Henry
Jenkins, ,Tilman
Jennings,JR
JenningsJL
Jennings,J W,Jr
Jennings, RI
Jennings, WITT
Jones, Frank
Jones, Jacob
Jones,H
Jones,Jeff
Jones, Robert
Jordan, Tom
Keith,JE
Lucha, Andrew
LOlDa8,J eSso
Levitt, ,Burrell
Letman,Samuel
Letman,CJ
Leroy,Ed
Lassiter, Henry
Marshall IF
Marshall, Moore
Martin, Adam
Martin, Isaac
Martin, Harry
Martin,Sim
N1artin,Setty
Martin, William
Nlartin,W
N1attison,BA
Mattlson,T0m
Middleton, n,David
Middleton,D Dave
Middleton,Lewis
Nlirnms, Elijah
N1imms,J James
N1imms, Westley
Nloragne, Allen
Moragne,B BA
Nforagne, CalvinJr
Moragne,J James
Moragne,Jim
Moragne, Alfred
Morgan, Lewis
Morris, Cornelius
Murray,Abb
Murray,G
Murray,CJ
Nlurray,Phil
Murphy,WW
N1cCaslin,TM
McGrath, ,WP
McGee, Jonas
Mcintosh. .SA
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NhA WI W SAhSAS
Cason, Ale
Cason, George
Cason, HS,Jr
Cason,SC
Cater, MD
Chalmers, James
ChapInan,WG
Cheatham,JH.
Cheatham,JT
Cheatham,PA
Chiles, Aaron
Chiles, Cornelins
Chiles, Hodges
Chiles, Rafe
Clamp,JMD
Clark, HIM
Clark,JL
Clinkscales, Abner
Cobb, ,GreenCorn
Cobb, William
Cochran.AG
Cannon,R
Coleman.MT
Coogler,T
Cothran, ,Thos
Cothran, Wade
Cosby,Thos
Cowan, Ed
Cowan,JT
Coxe,RE
Crawford, Andrew
Crawford ,AB
Crawford, Jackson
ford, John
Crawford, Sanders
Crocker, Brooks
Cunningham A
Cunningham John
Davis, Frank
Davis,JC
Davis, Millege
Davis, Richard
Davis, Robt
DeBruhl,MP
Donaldson, Donald
Douglass I'll
Douglass, VIM
DuPre. .AMason
DuPre, All
Durant, Isac
Dusenberry,GC
Edward US, Albert
Edwards, Elijah
Evans,San
Fair. Butler
Fair, Israel
Fair, James
Fair, Luther
Fair, ,Nanlon
Fair, Ransom
Ferguson, AJ,Jr
Ferguson, ,J0hnC
Ferguson,JB
Ferguson ,TF
Findley, Elijah
Findley,J John
Frazier,WH
Firth, John
Gallaugher,W WA
Gambrell, ,JohnM
Cant, Richard
Gary,FB
Gary.EB
Giles JIM
Gilliam,TM
Glenn,JR
Graves,JS
Gray,JJ
Gray,Spencer
Gray,Tom
Graydon,EG
Graydou,WN
Green, ,Primus
Griffin, Horace
Griffin, Nathan
Haddon,CD
Haddon. RM
IIall,H
Hamilton,.Joe
Hamilton,Tony
Hammond,CF
IIammond,JS
Harris. Aaron
Harris, Alec
Harris, Gus
Harrison,FE
Harris, J ohnH
Harris, ManceA
HARRISON George
Hazard, Lewis
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Magnolia.

Allen, Baxter
Allen, ,Harrison
Allen, ,Hilliard
Allen, Nathan
Allen, ,LaurenS
Anderson, Daniel
Anderson, Harry
Anderson,Hu A
Anderson Wesley
Bass, Cato
Baskin, Robert
Bell RO
Bell Wess
Belcher WIN
Blackwell GF
Black we'll, Phillip
Blue Aaron
Blue Benjamin
Blue Robert
Boyd William
Brown Frank
Brown Henry
Bryant Hal
Bryant Lindsay
Bryant Solomon
Burton Jasper
Burton Wess
Cade Abrarn
Calhoun Curtis
Calhoun Isaac
Calhoun John
Calhoun &c
Calhoun Peter
Calhoun Sam
Calhoun Simon
Calhoun Stephen
Calhoun WN
Campbell Richard
Campbell William
Cannon GeoF
Clark Tom
Clinkscales Eligah
Clinkscales JasF
Clinkscales joint
Cobb jerry
Cole Tom
Collins Cornelius
Cooley in
Cromer William
Dawson Daniel
Dennis John
Dickson CJ
Donaldson Asbury
Donaldson Robert
Donaldson Tom
brennan John
DuBose Archie
DuBose Asbury
DuBoSe Joshua
DuBose Tom
Edwards AA
Edwards VIII
Fennell HC
Fisher Sam'lM Jr
Folsom Anthony
Gary Levi
Gilbert WIN
Giles Marshall
Glover Nelson
Glover Noah
Grant 40 :.
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