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NOR caused a slim attendance on the
part of delegates.
However, the session was harmoni-
Gus and profitable. and much business
was transacted.
The reports OF the Grand Officers
show the order 20 be in a progressive
condition, with Frightening prospects
for the future
The session lasted three days. wound
up with a grand banquet on Thursday
night. after the public installation of
the officers elected for the term These
exercises being public, the hall was
crowded Some of the leading citi-
zens of the tOwnwere present TO witness
the ceremonies which were quite in
teresting.
Various places were put in nomina-
ton for the next session, among them
were Richmond and Suffolk. But the
vote resulted i'm Richmond being chOs-
en- as the place for our next grand ses-
sion.
The banquet, which was prepared
by the members of the Order of Cliff
ton Forge, deserve special mention.
The table was tastefully arranged and
literally groaned under the many good
things which were placed thereon. and
which we're enjoyed by all present
The following are the delegates
elected Co attend National Grand
Council:
J NJ Harper. Pocahontas, Va O.
w. Winston, of HenricO, Va Jordan
Thompson, >uffolk, Va. G g Stew
ard, Pulaski City, Va. J II Binford
and William MASON, Richmond. Va
The Endowment Officers were re-
elected with the exception of two
w H. Winston of Richmond. and J
f. Tunstall of Hanover, Va. were elect
ed TO fill these vacancies
The following are the officers elect
ed to govern Harmony Grand Taber-
Gle for the next ensuing term;
Jordan Thompson suffolk, Virginia
r w GR:J. Nj. Harper, Pocahontas
Virginia: r. w G. Associate r; X. n
Allen, Richmond, Virginia. State
Grand Deputy &C G Steward, Pulaski
CITY. Virginia, r w G Scribe; w. +
Mason, Richmond, Virginia. Cor
Scribe; William Mason, Richmond
| Virginia. r w G Treasurer; r + Cole
man, Richmond, Virginia, w 6
| Chaplain; y e. West, Richmond, Vir
| ginia. r w G Lecturer; G w Win
| ston. Henrico County, Virginia, X "
| G Herald: 2 ". Fulton, Pocahontas
| Virginia. r w G Marshall r. K Tay
lor, Clifton Forge, Virginia, 6 Guaro
r. L Jackson, Pocahontas, Virginia
| G. o Guard.
| After the installation of the above
named officers. the Grand Lodge ad
iourned sine die, extending vote o
thanks to the citizens for their kindl.
reception and generous hospitality. t
meet in its 2lst annual session in the
Icity of Richmond, the 2nd Tuesday II
July. 1896.
r G. WEST,
c. g STEWART,
w. F. MASON.
II Committee on Pub
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TWENTIETH SESSION OF HARMONY
TABERNACLE.

Harmony Grand Tabernacle, Grand
United Order of Galilean Fishermen,
met in its twentieth session on Tues
day, August 18th, in the town of Cliff
ton Forge, Va
The Convention convened in the
First Baptist Church, with Jordon
Thompson, R. w c. r of Suffolk, Va,
in the chair
The Mayor of the town, on part OF
the citizens, made the address Of vel.
come. Rev. ID A. Read, associate pas
tor of the chufch, on part of the color
ed citizens and his congregation, made
address of welcome: response on par
of the Order, by Jordon Thompson
After which the various committees
were appointed and the Convention
went into secret session.
The session was put back one montl
later, on account of the rumor of small
pox being in Clifton Forge, which ru
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SYMPATHY FOR THE OPPRESSED
ColOred People at High Point, N. O,
Speak Out.

BURLINGTON, n G, Aug. 81, 80.
To the Editor of the Richmond PLAN
ET:
Alta meeting of the Rowan Baptist
Association held with the First Bap-
list Church of High Point, N @ Au-
gust 22nd, the following preambles
and resolutions we're unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS The jury and judge have
found a large number of our fellow
brethren of Winston guilty in the re-
cent uprising to save the life of an ac-
cused Negro American who was threat
ened with lynching, and
WHEREAS These men with families
have been sentenced to the cruel chain
gang for 8, 4 and u months respective
" a sentence most severe. cruel and
unprecedented in these progressive
times. Therefore be it
Resolved That we express our sym
pathy for our doomed and prosecuted
fellow citizens. and for their heart
broken families While we do no
encourage crime in any shape or form
still we express our regret for this Sc
we're punishment and now as we hop,
and pray that the day of reckonin,
will surely come. And furth
er
Resolved That we regard our breth
rem in bonds not as criminals, but "a
martyrs for trying TO protect one %
their race from being lynched,
Resolved That copies of these resp
buttons be forwarded to the Winsto
papers, Richmond PLANET, Raleid
Gazette, Indianapolis Freeman. Bah
fist Headlight and other papers 10
immediate publication.
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OLD POINT RALLIES
President Robinson Sends Greeting A
Grand DonatiOn-The Money Receiv-
ed-Will Save the Innocent.

UYGEIA HOTEL. OLD POINT, VA
August 20, 1898.
Mr. John Mitchell, Jr
Dear Sir
l take great
pleasure i'm sending 10y Adams Express
the sum of sixty-two dollars and fifty
cents raised by the Hygeia Relief
Club. organized on Friday, 23rd inst,
for the sole purpose OF contributing
something towards the amount reQuir-
ed TO secure a new trial for the innO-
cent women sentenced TO hang Sep
TENDER 20. 1895.
Miss NJ. l.. Chiles mentioned to me
a few days ago what they were trying
to do and asked if we couldn't do
something, which mentioned to the
employees Of the hotel, the result Of
which was the organization of the Hy-
geia Relief Club.
We only regret that the amount Sc
cured is so small 1t wasn't only got
ten up hurriedly but unfortunately at a
time when the employees are greatly
reduced in number, at the same time
Just midway between the pay days.
Otherwise we could have easily raised
800 There are some still. few who
promise to give something by the 18th
of September. who are not Just pre-
pared now Should they, will send
you the same on that date. You will
also find enclosed a letter handed me
by the Secretary of the Club. to ac-
company the same for publication.
With our prayers and best wishes
for the unfortunate women,
am yours for success.
] HENRY ROBINSON.
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DANVILLE LETTER.
Rev.Hunter Resigns-Passed Away-AI
Injunction Surprising Ac-
ton.
DANvILLE, VA , Aug.

DANvILLE, VA Aug. 81, '95.
A National Convention of Colored
men will be held in Baltimore, Nj d.
Oct. 9th to 18th. The object of the
meeting is TO discuss the financial con-
dition of the Negro as TO 1895 / think
the people of every city in the State
should call meetings, and send dele
gates to this convention, now is the
time for the people TO act.
/ hope the Chairman of the Republic
can Party of this city will make ev-
cry effort to call meeting to that eff
feet, and hope that the people will
be actuated by the call.
Rev DIR. Brockett who has been in
terested in educational work at South
ern Pines. n. @. has assumed charge OF
the Passionate of st. Pauls A Nj. E.
Church Vice DR. w. II Hunter who
resigned on account of much needed
rest
The announcement of the death of
Mr. Willie 2. Rainey of this city was
indeed sad This young man was quite
a favorite in Danville, from the fact
that he had wonderful musical talents.
He played the Piano at the Academy
of Music of this city all last season
and as a rule he plays for all the enter
taiments given He was 10 years old
and a member of High st. Bapt.
| Church. He leaves mother, two sisters
and one brother to mourn their loss.
A revival has been in progress at
Sunny Level church, about s miles
from this city and it is said that the
injecting was quite successful one
having 81 converts and a host o!
mourners. Rev. p. H. Watson, Danvills
conducted the services The Rev. j.
GENERALLY successful in all his meet
lings.
Mrs T. L Johnson and children
left the city to day for Richmond
their former home, where they viii
spend several days with their cousin
Matilda Williams 1882 Claiborne st.
An injunction has been issued an,
served on the city Council restrain
ing them from building the propose,
public school on the present site. Thi
: | is indeed a strange state of affairs
: They claim it is not prejudice, say
!, it is not, what is it? at any rate W
J Hope the children of the vicinity i
which the school was TO have bee
:. built will not be deprived of schoC
= advantages this fall although at pres
= ent the indications are that way.
= Miss Viola Guerrant has been cor
- fined to her bed several days We al
= pleased to hear that she is improvir
fast.
Mrs Cora R Jones is very much il
7 disposed at her residence west UniC
- st. The Calvary Baptist Sunday Scho
held its annual Picnic at the Rese'
voir Park Monday August 25th. III
school was carried out to the groun'
upon the street cars Hundreds
friends attended and pronounced
one of the most pleasant outings e
. Loved this summer. A Bazaar W
commence at the Calvary Chur,
is Monday next and will continue tV
It. nights. Mr. j. M. Clark has purchs
ed the Barber shop formerly owned
Mr. L w. Holbrook, No. 118 Union
On Mr. Holbrook still holds his own
new market where he carries a fl
c line of fish and oysters
p Planets on sale at the Danville Phs
OF macy, No 119 Market st.
or w. w. MAINS.
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"a URDAy. SEPT. 7, 1885,
Robert LOuis stevenson's Grave.

On a Samoan isle where the sweet
balmy breezes,
Touch gently the leaves on fair
Apia's breast.
Where tranquil repose the souls fet-
tiers releases.
Meath fond dropping willows they
laid him TO rest,
Tho lovers of genius may sing loud his
praises,
The hand which thrilled them forev-
er is still -
He sleeps his last sleep meath the rOs-
es and the daises,
In the land he had chosen his mis-
sion TO fill.
Far up on the mount where the soft
winds are blowing.
There lies lone grave on it's palm
covered breast;
Removed from the souITd~0f the fierce
waters flowing,
Where the sun gently smiles ere IL
sinks in the west;
Tho the nations may praise him III
- song and in story.
He hears not, he heeds not, his life's
work is done;
The death angel called ere his proud
head was hoary,
He laid down his pen with n new
work begun.
OH Scotland the manger where thi.
infant slumbered,
Thy motherly bosom doth hold no
his clay;
Yet still with thy greatest shall hi
name be numbered,
Tho he's laid him 20 rest o n an isle
far away;
BY sentinel stars shalt thy lone grave
be guarded,
Oh child of the ages, thrO' centurie
unborn,
And on Fame's living scroll be Tn,
great name recorded,
Till the trumpet shall awake thee OF
the great Judgement morn.
JACK THoRNE."
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West End Notes.

Mr.. and Mrs Washington nee Tur-
pin, of Tuskegee, Ala, who have been
spending some time with their moth
er, Mrs. A Turpin, of Beverly Street.
and visiting other Virginia cities in
East, during the past two months or
more, left on the 9th inst for their
home. We wish them a safe journey
In the person OF the Madam Virginia
loses one of her brightest jewels while
Alabama gains one of her brightest
stars.
Mrs Ellen Smith of 2O2 South Brock
Street is sojourning with friends in
Louisa Co We wish her a pleasant
stay and safe return.
Rev. Daniel Tucker OF Washington
ID. @ preached truly and able and elo-
quent sermon at the Fifth Baptist
Church, 8 80 Sunday last, while Rev
T. 5 Banks of Seven Pines held the
fort at night for nearly two hours
Shorter and to the point is mach bet
ter brother
Mrs Lucy A Coles is at home again
after about a months stay in POwhataI
County, Va and Washington, d, G.
ARGUS.
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A MOB's FURY.
Tried to Lynch Him-OOlOred Mems
Bravery-The Lynchers Retreat.
A Thrilling Account.
Especial to TIE PLANET.

lSpeClal TO LIE ELANET.
VFNNA p. o. PRINCE EDWARD CoUN-
rY V1RGrNIA-On Sunday, August 25th,
1895, as the people had largely
gathered at Triumph Church, they
were surprised at the appearance of a
mob (white) which had surrounded
the church and inquired for colored
man whose name we have not learned.
They were informed of his where
abouts and hsstened to a house
on the road not far from the church.
Mr. Stanup Dodson (Col.) a prom
inent teacher here who was at the
church, no sooner heard of the search
than he jumped into his buggy and
spared not his horse in going TO the
above named house. or course a large
crowd of minute men - followed him.
They arrived at the house few
minutes after the mob which was
standing at the gate.
| Mr. Dodson ordered his men to take
n convenient position, at the same
time declaring he would wade in
blood TO his shoulders before he
would see one OF his race suffer at the
hands of a mob.
WOULD CARRY ONE WITH HIM.
The colored man was walking about
in the house watching the gate.
He had said the first white man en-
tered it, would be his.
The mob, seeing that to go in mean.
to shed blood on both sides, turned
from the gate and rode away declaring
they were only joking.
The minute men" understood how
it became joke, as will the reader.
il HOW THE TROUBLE CAME ABOUT.
Some days ago while this negro was
7 coming home near Prospect Depot. h'
! saw a white man and a high toned
: white girl cohabiting, and being mucl
surprised at the new couple. he made
/ it known to some of his friends.
s When this news reached the ear
of the whites, this poor negro-hai e
who being caught in the act, lost HI
5 rights as citizen and should hav
e been in the States service, was moves
e with anger and further violated tn
+ law by raising a half frightened mo
e of his like and kind and going t
S the church with the intention of say
= ing his and the girls name by suspend
ling the colored man from the limb OF
!, convenient tree.
|, The anger of the mob is very gres
Il and their revenge, it is thought doe
/. not stop here, but when all is quie
Twill take the colored man and carr
q out their efforts
ii Signed. F. T I
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A RINGING LETTER.
A United States Soldier Speaks

DuTcH ISLAND, JAMESTOWN, R. J.
August %, '95.
Editor Mitchell:
Dear Sir
Please find en-
closed money order, 81 so, in aid of
those innocent colored women that
have been so cruelty and maliciously
treated by court of so called Justice
in Virginia.
But as usual, in such cases 1 am
proud to note that those poor helpless
women find in the PLANET the staunch
friend to down-trodden humanity that
| it has on so many occasions proved to be
regret that circumstances prevents
my sending more, but we cannot al
ways have our wishes.
Very truly, yours for justice and
race progress,
b, F. MoRRELL,
Ord Sergeant, U. S A.
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FROM OLD POINT.
Interesting Items.

OLD PoINT, VA, August 81, '95.
No other place on the continent rs
SO interesting from a historic stand
point. no other commands SO glorious
and comprehensive a view of ocean and
inland waters; no other is tenderly
and lavishly caressed in atmos-
phere so pure-to which the delicious
sea breeze imparts an element Of
ozone so stimulating yet so healing
and healthful no other is made so ac-
cessibie TO visitors in gorgeously ap-
pointed steamers and trains no name
was ever more happily conceived or
appropriately bestowed than "Old
Point Comfort No people are more
generous when duties call them TO the
front in benevolence.
There is where they have showed
their generosity by aiding one of the
grandest causes of suffering humanity.
A week or ten days ago Mr.. John
Henry Robinson, a worthy young chris
tian man saw fit TO appeal TO the
employees of the Hygeia Hotel for
money co aid in securing counsel for
the condemned persons in the Pollard
murder case. he appeal was hearth
ly responded to A meeting was call
ed Monday and club was formed called
the Hygeia Relief Club, with j. II.
Robinson, President; Ellis Hurbert,
Treasury J. Thomas, Newsome, Secre-
tary.
The conditions of the persons con-
nected with the case were explained
by Mr.. J. Thomas Newsome, of one the
brightest orators in Tidewater, and
when he had finished people went
down into the farthest recesses of theil
pockets 20 gather coins for the cause
Too much praise cannot be given J
II. Robinson for his untiring efforts t
secure the amount which has been Sc
cured, and we can but say where there
is Union there is strength" Thanks
to the great giver of life who saw fl
to instill the mind of this noble anC
generous young man who thought mo-
of himself but those who are suffering
] Thomas Newsome viii address tn,
Zion Baptist Sunday School, Sunday
September lst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Williams are a
present entertaining Mrs Maggie Nor
man of Richmond. Virginia.
The ladies of Hampton met in tn
First Baptist Church Monday after
q noon and organized relief club TO as
SIst in the Pollard case. Miss Chiles
dOing-a great work IN getting the la
dies to take interest in this matter.
Some of the recent arrivals at tn
Hoffman House are Joseph L. FOrres
ter, W IL Bats, John Southal an
John B Ashby.
Mr.. !. w Whips is the only Negr
clothes dealer in this vicinity, and Ia
an excellent trade
Editor Mitchell was in town Monda
looking like the picture of health
Mr. and Mrs. j. @ Major are ente
tanning at the beautiful home, ''Glel
dale" Mrs NJ Holmes of Baltimor
Md, and their charming daughte
Mrs Agnes V. Anthony and Mi
Helena Major of the Hampton No
NAL School.
Mrs. John Gray returned home fro
Cape Charles few days ago.
Richard Tomlin spent Tuesdi
h Norfolk with his mother-in Ia
ks. Lefty Pates of Baltimore, MI
Who is the guest Of Mrs. Martha Ban
of that city
The PLANET viii be for sale at
Hoffman House every Saturday NOR
ing
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HAMPTON AROUSED.
The Ladies Organize Grand Success Pre-
dicted-Will Help to Save Them.
HAMPTON. Va. August %, 1

HAMPTON, VA, August %, 1895.
Mr.. JOHN MITCHELL, JR.,
Dear Sir:-An enthusiastic meeting
was held in the First Baptist Church
of this place on Monday, August 26th
to form some plan for the raising of
money to help to pay the counsel that
has been employed to defend those
poor women sentenced to be hung for
the murder of Mrs. Pollard. Quite a
large crowd of ladies of the various
churches of Hampton were present.
The meeting was called to order and
its object stated Miss Nj. /. Chiles Of
Richmond was introduced to the au.
dience and gave pathetic and thrill
ing account of the case of those womeI
implicated in the Lunenburg murder
Miss Chiles was made chairman, Mrs
NJ G.. Stewart, Secretary of the tempo
rary organization.
The Women's League of .Hamptol
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LITTLE DOVE OLIVE LEAF GLUE
Another Club Rallies-Will Save the II
nOcent.
ED JOHN MITCHELL. JR.

Ed JOHN MITCHELL, JR,
Dear Strive, the members of the
above named club do highly appreci-
ate the stand which you have taken in
the Lunenburg case for those women
and we send you $40 dollars to assist
in defraying the expense of counsel 70
the same. You have our heartfelt
sympathy in this as all other cases for
the good of your race.
BY order of the above named club.
Eli WNGFIELD, President,
ZEB. WALLACE, Sec'y.
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OLD POINT, VA, August p, 1895.
John Mitchell, Esq
Dear SIR
The undersigned
having read through the columns OF
your paper the details of the Pollard
Murder. and having been convinced
of the innocence of the women con
demned, rs well as the fragrant viola
ton of every principle of law and jus
tice practiced at the trial, are con
WINGED that the perpetuity Of old Nir-
ginia' glory. fame, and prosperity car
only be assured through the channe
of Just and equal laws fairly admins
tered to her humblest inhabitant.
We, therefore, led by our indefati-
gable president, J. H. Robinson. aDc
aided and advised by the patriotic anc
race loving J w Whips, organized
the Hygeia Relief Club, with results
which tell for themselves.
Henry Robinson, President; E
II. Herbert, Treasurer; j. ii New
some, Sec'y Brother J. III. Gray act
ed as CHAPLAIN
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
w. s. SELDEN
FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
1903 E Broad st.
Residence and Ware Rooms:
1908 E. Leigh St., Richmond, Va.

Long experience and new methods
thoroughly understood, ensure sat
isfaction. Having made new and ex-
tentive improvements In all of the
branches of the undertaking bust
ness respectfully thank the pub
lie for their past patronage and ask
the continuance of the same. All
orders promptly filed. Country or
ders solicited.
We, the undersigned gladly recon
mend w. S. SELDEN to the public
generally as a worthy and faithful
undertaken, Revs. Daniel James, Ar
cher Ferguson, and Mr.. John Hen
ley, No. 1000 Graham and Marshall
So. Fulton.
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They Rally to Save the Women.

We received from Cordelia Tent, No
II of J. r. GiddiRgs and Jollifee IN
ion, So 90 for the Lunenburg Case, Mrs
Irene Taylor, S Nj. Miss Matte c.
Tinsley, T s Mrs. Sallie M. Bullock
and Mrs. Cousins composed the com.
mittee that paid the money to US
Well done.
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Gut THIS OUT and send it TO us
~ with % cents silver, and we will
send you one of our ELEGANT
fine gilt rings-They look like 81 90
GOLD ring, and can hardly be distin'
guished from GOLD. You can make
BIG MONEY handling them-Order now
as you may not see this again-Cos-
metic CO.. Box SD, Winston, n. Z.
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J Henry Robinson 90
r w. Whipps 100
! T Newsome 100
{. s Thomas 100
ID. w Chinn 100
). l. Jordan %
J. II. Gray %
II + Tomlin 90
II. ID. Banks %
J. l. Fountain 90
Rot ert Lassitoy 90
Edmund Rassett 90
" ashington Johnson GO
B. L. Carter W
William L. Mallory %
William " Trusty 90
!. e jenkins %
Frank Penister %
solomon Smith 70
r r. Walker W
w + Crawley 70
Mrs. Annie Draper -
Sarah Reader 90
Miss Willie A. Bates %
Emma Claiborne l 90
Octavia Draper ~
Mrs Nancy Gross OF
Alkaline Fitcheti 5O
Francis Burt OF
III. NJ. Austin Of
Joseph Pree OF
" %; , moLiis -
| + H Hurbert Of
Robert Brooks 81
| J H. Williams d
| Thomas Selden 5t
| h. ii Curtis 0I
/ William X. Banks 81
Henry Smith d
| Dennis Reid d
| Dabney Williams 81
Son All i1auier :,
" w w, Sonnso" <,
" ~. w. SIiitn =
M MoJ Pat,; onnIso" 81
"a Ieop ~ >, <
James balley :
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hooert c 1us'er :
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henry EPps :
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FRANK Guy cue. :
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5 Joseph meyers :
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WEST VIRGINIA RALLIES.
Will Save Thsm-MOney Sent In.

WINNIFREDE, w. VA, Aug. p, '95.
Mr.. JOHN MITCHELL, JR.,
Dear Sir:-You viii find enclosed
money to defray the expenses of the
counsel TO save the two innocent wom-
en- from death and the gallOws, and to
release from prison, the one who is
confined under a ten years sentence
The following are the names Of those
who subscribed and paid:
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William Tunstel. %
Pater Spragens, II
A. Wilson, 10
II. Myers and wife, SO
r II. Allen, 50
Sirous Thomas. 20
YRS. Ida Tunstel, 10
Miss +. NJ Cary, 10
A. G. Chapman. 10
Willie Tunstel, Jr., 10
Miss L. +. Jones, %
w. ii Foreman, %
G. ID. Nelson, / 40
Bert Mitchell and wife, IS
d. Smith, %
II. Fisher, l %
Miss Elvira Woods, O5
James Randolph, q
r. w. Snead, %
Mrs. Mamie Snead, %
John Mosby, q
William Tucker, 20
James +. Hail.. 90
J. W. Rose. 10
Yours for the race,
G. D. Nelson, Chairman r. W..
Cpaad Clerk Patqn SDraQen. Treas.
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Yours for the race,
G. D. Nelson, Chairman; r. W
Snead. Clerk, Paten Spragen, Treas