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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-02-04
Mr.. McClain will live onlDr. Luithlen' IS

Mr.. McClain will live onlDr. Luithlen's
place this year.
The writing school conducted by II.
E..Perrine is well attended.
The Altar Guild will meet with Mrs.
w. II. Cline on Saturday afternoon at
2:30.
A singing school will be organized
after the close OF the revival meetings.
D. w. Early will conduct it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Noble have had as
their guest the past week Mrs. II. Dun
ham and daughter of Pomeroy.
c. Minkler of Orleans, S. D., has pur-
chased II. Faulk's ranch. Mr.. Faulk
expects to remain in ,Sunnyside.
Mr.. and. Mrs. C. F. Wheeler are re-
joicing over. the arrival of little son,
and j. Warner and wife over the ar
rival of daughter.
Mrs. H. T. Hambly left here on Thurs
day for San Francisco. From there she
will join her husband at Honolulu,
Hawaii, their former home.
w. F. Courtney, purchasing agent for
Frye Brubn, shipped six cars of steers
on Sunday morning that w. II. Cline
had been feeding on his ranch at Sunny
side.
Remember the meetings of the Free
Methodists at the Episcopal church, be-
ginning Feb. 9th and continuing over
Sunday. The presiding elder will be
present at that time.
The fair given by the band boys was
well attended and a fine program was
given every evening. The cold weather
prevented some living at distance from
attending as often as they desired.
Frank Cockerline has sold his black
smith shop to S. f. Jones and will leave
here shortly for the Sound country. Mr..
Cockerline will be greatly missed. He
was public spirited and took an active
part in the band, of which he was
member.
There was large attendance at the
Federated church last evening and many
young people at the close of the meeting
went to the mourners' bench. Rev.
Mr.. King is an earnest speaker. the
Pentacostal hymnals No. 2 have been
purchased for use during. the meetings.
From another correspondent.
The thermometer registered II below
zero Friday morning.
H. Gouldstone of San Francisco spent
a few days in town last week.
Mrs. Wilson died at her home in Out
look last Sunday evening.
Mr.. Norre is now stocking his clothing
house with the best of goods.
r. D. Hill OF Odena, Mimi, also S. S.
Carson of jamestown, n. D., are looking
the country over with prospects OF To-
eating here
The revival services at the Federated
church still continue under the charge
OF Evangelist King. Great work is be-
ing done, especially among the Young
people. Evangelist Kings sermon
Sunday evening on the true teach
ing OF the Old Book, was the best
ever delivered in Sunnyside on that
theme.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-02-04

preston he gave along the line of par
ents visiting schools, thereby encourag.
ing the teacher as well as pupil, helps to
develop that part of the faculty in boy
or girl which most needs developing, is a
very important fact.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-02-04

Prof. Louis II. Fulkerson conducts a
dancing school in the Armory every
Wednesday evening. Good music. Terms
reasonable. 4S-tf
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-02-04

Eggs will be 40 cents dozen soon. l
pays to feed bone, oyster shells, and
beef scraps to your chickens. Coffin
Bros. 46-tf
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-01-17
THORNTON.

Rev MIR. Blunt i travelling In the west
Samuel Sills was In Boston on Tuesday.
A hand tell club has been organized
here.
Jonas Gin. eek a, Dalton's Is away for
We, Ks vacation.
ST. Joseph's Guild held regular meet.
ing on Monday evening.
Wall papers at a low figure at the
Thornton Furniture Co.'S store.
Salvatore Testa has just purchased
another lot on the Whipple plat.
There is a rumor that the Pavilion
10 TO be removed nearer the centre.
Contributions for the Mckinley Memo
rial Fund are received at the Post Otliee.
The Johnston Probate Court met on
Tuesday but no business came before H.
The knockabout Club went To Wet
Johnston on a sleigh ride on Monday
evening.
II. Is. Scott has just purchased a hand.
some bull dog, II bull dogs can ever be
called handsome
There were iI4 births In Johnston las,
year according TO the census just taken
by Charles \ Phillips
Edward Carter Of Manchester. n H..
was the gaest OF John a. walch nl Nor
gan Mills on Sunday.
A concert and benefit for George John
sion will be held In the new hall on the
evening Of January 15'd.
Hon Charles II P-ckham, secretary OF
the State Board OF Charters aud Correc-
ton, Was in town on Tuesday.
Prof Books dancing school is becom-
Ing very popular and now has an attend
alce Of over twenty pupils
1t expected that the Providence Asto-
citation football team will play the Thorn.
tons on the | o ne grounds Il morrow.
a number OF the expert fishermen OF
this place aud Hushesdale are planning
an expedition to wstchaug Pond. South
Kingston.
Fred Silva was kicked by a hone on
Friday oi la,t week and quite seriously
/ jared. DR.. Robbins WIS called and
found that hts IL Juries were very painful.
orcmo Qninine rahiets, I6c Ger al
Milk, Ioc and 4oc Pinkham's Co q.
pound, 66s.; EN raet of Malt, IS,., uwo
tor aSc II. Is Nc,u's dr. x sore, rhom-
ton. X !.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-01-17
Empire Theatre.

Ina double sense. the coming week will
be Military Week at the New Empire
Theatre. The play Is TO be "Bsrbars
FrietchIe." The one war play by C'y c
Fitch, and the week IL 10 be benefit TO
the r. l.. l. Regiment OF Providence.
The regiment benefits from The sale Of
tickets by members and tstores In Provi.
dence designated by the committee.
Militia companies will Le In attendance
on every night Of the play and the theatre
will be gay with uniforms, as we'll 90 dec.
Grated with the national eolors and the
colors Of the First Light Infantry. Mon
dsy night the regimenial staff will attend
with Co. + Companies a. G and ID will
attend Friday night, and Co B Wednes.
day night with some other organizations
Tuesday and Thur,dsy nights there will
be other military parties and tie eight
will be gay one
Barbara Frie,ehis' was one OF the
greatest ,uccesse. a the last two ieasons
a. pre,en'ed by Chsrles Frohman. tur-
ning for more than sir months At the CH.
terion Theatrs, New Yoik and more than
100 nights IN the Academy Of Music.
New York city Ciyd. Fitch, the suiho.
OF the play, {. Indebted 20 the we'll known
poem by whittier only Tor The name Of
his heroine and the single incident Of the
waving Of the Gag. lie has made Barbara
a young girl and built around her an
original story, which gives a delightful
frame 10 The heart sto'y Of the young
Southern girl, whose love leads, like
Iulie,'., 10 an ending ths, Z, eSq1isIte'y
pathetic. and whose tragedy T. az logical
in iis sequence and a. remorseless and 10.
re.i,uble IN ia sweep ss that Of 9 Greer
cls,sic.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-01-17
JOHNS STON
Real Estate Conveyances

Chsuneey Brown etsl by Commissiober
70 wm. Z. Chambers, sbost 50 acres ai
Poca,set. part Of Daniel Thornton
.s,s,e. 900.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-01-17
CENTt RCALE.

Herbert A. Fenner 10 taking the school
census.
Daniel G. Aldrieh Is confined to hi,
home by illness.
&. w Harris is building large team
wagon for the Saltwater Grain Co.
Mr.. and Mrs, y r. Reiner will ente,.
tain a whist party at their residence thi.
evening.
Mrs. Helen Barney OF East Providence
has taken position as school teacher at
Fruit Hin.
The local lodge of A O. u w. will
install their recently elected officers on
Saturday evening.
A regular communication OF Roger
Williams Lodge, No. 81, A, +. and A. NJ,
will be held tomorrow evening.
Cen,erdale Lodge, Royal Society Ct
Good Fellows, held a regular meeting In
Maihewson's Hall on Thursday evening
A Boston lunch, otherwhe known as a
bean supper, was served by the ladies ol
81, Elizabeth Guild at the resil lence of +.
q, Angell on Wednesday evening.
Senator kinnecom has recent,t Intro
duced an act In ,he General Assembly
which II IL becomes law will change III,
time OF the annual town meeting from
Iune to November, the financial town
meeting from May To March. The bill
! also provides that the school committee
shall be chosen for three years instead %
a probate judge each year.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-01-17
Business Mems Banquet.

The fourteenth annual banquet of the
Oineyville Business Mems Association
was held on Wednesday evening at Odd
Fellows Hall, Plsinheld sueet. and
proved one oil the largest and most suc-
cessful In the history OF the organiz ,ion.
Preceding the banquet reception was
held In the rooms Ct The Sunset Club in
the same building and Governor kimsall,
who was the guest OF honor of the occa'
sion, was presented to those present.
During the reception several selecjons
we're rendered by the lIadley.Livsey Or
chestra. In the hall OF Manufacturers
Lodge the tables were prepared for two
hundred guests and nearly that numbe
was present. The company was called ia
order by George +. A. Beane, chairman
OF the committee OF arrangements, who
called on Rev Mr.. Hall OF the
Presbyterian church to invoke the Divine
blessing. An excellent turkey supper
supper wa. then discussed. Mr.. Besne
then announced Pre- sidtnt w. Bans
pach as the toastmaster Of the evening
Mr. Banspach then gave a brief history
OF the Association, it's efJrts towards the
improvement Of OineyvilIe's interests
and closed by introducing Ills Exceilency,
Governor Charles Dean Kimbsll Gov
ernor Kimball delivered an Interesting
address dwelling on the notable doings OF
Rhode Islanders in the Colonial and Rev
olutionary periods Of our eouniTy's his'
tory. Hon. A. J. Gushing, one Of the
speakers expected, could not be present
and Rev. w. a. Gardiner, a local clergy.
man, was substituted at the eleventh hour.
Mr.. Gardiner lack Of preparation was
manifest. The last speaker Of the even.
Ing was George r. Weston, principal OF
the Manual Training school, vino gave
sensible address on % Business Education
The speaking was intersperssd with selee.
tIons by the orchestra. Al the close OF
the program pleasant surprise was
given to the company by the intfodue.
tlon e MIR Herbert ). Clarke. leader OF
the American Band, who gave cornei
solo, which received an enthusiastic en-.
core.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-01-17
CHOPMlST.

Caroline Rounds 10 sick.
Ice houses are being filled.
Hattie Angell's baby 10 sick.
Es'el'a Tucker has been visiting her
mother.
Rev. Frank J. Nash OF Pswtucket IL Ill
al this writing.
There IL new conner at the home Of
Herman Tucker.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Tour,elloite are
taking tIlp TO Florida.
a personal letter from Hertert f. Tour.
telolte, who II shipping oranges from
Florida, states that during the recent cold
wave the mercury netr Jslktonvile,
reached 10 degrees.
Mr. Amos W. Cooke Il confined TO the
hou.e with a very seriously soTe foot, the
rc'ult # an irjnry received a few weeks
ago from a falling stuck Of heavy wood.
II: IL better at this writing.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-01-17
CREENV,LLE.

W. S Winsor has begun to al his Ice
houses.
Mt Harry wardman has returned f ON
a trip abroad.
A. w Sleere Ia able to be out after his
recent illness.
Deputy Sheriff Carroll OF Olneyville
was In town Saturday.
]. 5. Remington Is exhibiting his flock
OF black Langshans at the Boston Poul.
~ Show.
Mr.. and Mfs. James Walerhouse entel .
timed the Whist CLUB al their hone on
Monday evening.
The directors OF the Rational Exchange
Bank held their annual meeting on ! ue, .
day. The came , nj eis ~ last year we,e
rlteed. Alter the m,,tias the directO .
adjourned to the Fuller cottage and paI.
took OF an excellent turkey dinner.
AT special meeting OF the couacil held
on Saturday. January nth, 1904, In the
clerks office, the following business was
transacted Petition foi probate Of will
OF Herbert X. fsrnum, presented. Wit
nesses, Robert Mccormick and Sayles A.
Williams, were present, examined and
the will was approved. Herbert u Far
mum aud a. g. Fsrnum were appoin,ep
executors. Bonds were fixed at sI2 600.
Surelies, Walter W. Whipp.e OF North
Prov 'dence, James Harris Of Smith
field. Appraiser, Walter q. Brown,
Providence, John Il. Taylor, Norwich,
Jesse B. Sweet. Jr Providence.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-01-17
Don't Live Together.

Constipation and health never 60
together. Dewlu's Little Early Ri'ers
promote easy se,ion Of the bowels With.
out distress. 81 have been troubled with
oosiivne,s nine years." say, J. o. Greene.
Dspsuw, Ind. Il have tired many reme-
dies but Little Early Rl.ers give best re-
suits" J. II. Psrser Olneyvillei y. r,
Reiner, Csnuedsle; Y. NJ. Spencer, No.
ScIipsi,.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-01-17
Chattel Mortgages.

: Robert 'dscCarlIs ct uE TO Working
mems Loan Assn. h h furniture In resi.
denee, Central street, Hugeshdsle, s. so
Discharge Of Chattel Mort.
Cages.
Robert $ Fora BY Joieph Cough 75o
Ro,enthsl J Berry BY 5. o Case. 1888
Rssl Edsis Register
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-01-17
CEORCIAVILLE.

The scare, fever seems TO be dying
out There are no new cases Of the NAL
ady.
Mrs. Robert Mccormick, who has
been qlile az, l. considerably impr owed
at this writing.
Superintendent a. T.. Bosworth IL
boarding here at the present and will not
remove his family TO GcOfgiavilIe until
the spring.
The steam mill at a. {. Gould's farm
IL having big run oi saving. The
mill IL we'll lighted and usually runs
until . p. m. Mr.. Eddy, the proprietor,
has another blk conusc, when he com
pletes the one here
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-01-17
CRANITEVlLLE.

II. NJ Smith has purehased the
Grsniieville store lately conducted by Mr..
Keems
Mn. Lizzie Kinnecom OF Providence
visited relatives here this week.
Rev. W. n. Fau occupied the pulpit Of
the Bspus, church on Sunday
X S. Mowry 4, engaged In surveying
IN Seiiunte.
Ephriam r. lie catered at supper given
by the Sons Of ST. George Ia Olneyyille
Monday evening.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-01-17

Stops the CovRI and Works or
the Cold.
Ls1ttive Bromo Qulnine Tablet. cure .
cold In one day. NO cure, no pay. Price
75 cents.
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State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF ABBErILLE.
By the County Board Of Education
PETITION.

To the Honorable Board OF Education for the
County Ct Abbeville:
We, the undernigued voters and freehoiders
of School district No. IS. do hereby petition
the County Board OF Education OF Aboeville
County TO order An election nj the town of
due West for the purpose Of repeating the
special school tax OF three mills In said Dis
trict.
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safety industrial liberty they will be slaves
hold and courageous Intention
S % of s but ali sosH sSa ID be
by 'So
and monopoe The States should require that oil
come 80 many and powerful it dieS in the
os Ie IL Ss, " these
Ship Subsidy.
The greatest trust of the future transportation
Already great country combined
junction with the steamships All but miles Of
result Willie put the
i S 'y
routes will upon and the highest rates Of
hs people millions Of dollars annually to
hs tss IN % why BE- ships
farming Ships be built In the United States at greater
pSSen to tax Which
ss
as an ns the the ssap po
than all the monarchs and kings
few The time has come people
they win their bhrghs taken from them and will
sompsnss be labor another
ySu will sen effort the
people the country the class legislation and special favor
Rural Delivery.
the %s should a
allow the blessings OF that service am In hearty sympathy
with the extension Of the service rapidly as possible until every
will have mail broght doors every
great benefit be hardly estimated We who farmers
know miles the
Of the wor with
going We know what be without
advantage the quotations. and the demand
products this rural delivery boon which not be
The cities and larger have three deve
daily about seventeen million dollars is supply
the service just the great body of the people
good mail facilities especially when experience
has howp the service will pay for itself.
favor Of liberal appropriations for the extension Of the
service and IN conecon will that believe securing
people home liberal supply
seeds and literature for the farmers
Why should they not have They taxed just the
whether them and am for distribution OF the
avo Through the Department of Agriculture great good
be done agricultural classes Of the country who fam
with represent We largely
in this District and the farmer who needs
tenon. shall make my duty and pleasure to do ali In
power build permitted represent
in
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CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN
Ttnses aud Placrs when the ('nnds-
dates viii Talk to the People.

Anderson, y. C., July II. 1902.
Al a meeting OF the Congressional Districi
Executive Committee this day al Anderson.
y L, after consultipg n majority of the can.
dIdaies for Congress, =, the following have been
adopted Rs the times and places In the DIS
trici where the candidates tor Congress viii
be expected to address the public, Ia wit:
Niue,y.Six. Mondsy, July 2isi.
Phoenix. Tuesday. July g2nd.
Bradley. "Wednesday, July 28rd.
Mccormick, Thursday. July 2iih.
Iowndcsvi,ip. Friday. July 9Th.
N-wberry, Tuesday. July 9th.
Prosperity, Wednesday. July !Th.
Long shore. Thur,d,y. July 3lsi.
PIckens, Saturday. August End.
waIhaiia. Monday, August Hh.
Anderson, Tuesday. August 9th.
AbbeviIle, Friday. August Sih.
Green wood, Saturday. August ?ih.
Iva, Monday, August llth.
Pendicion, Tuesday. August 18th.
Mount AIRY. "Wednesday. August I3!h.
EasIey, Thursday, August lith.
Meets. saturday, August ION.
Catrechee. saturday, August 10Th. In tho
evenings
Seneca, Tu~r,iay. August lNh.
Far Play. Wedne,C ny. August soih.
The County Cbairmsn OF the Democratic
party In the several counties will please pub
iish notice OF these meetings.
Frank II. Gary.
Ch. Dist. TX. Com.
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ORDER OF THE BOARD.

The Requirements OF the Law in Regard to
Levying an Additional Tax for School
Purposes Having Been Compiled with by
the Proper Parties In School District
No. %,
kT IL HEREBY ORDERED. THAT AN
election be held at the usual voting place In
said District on SATURDAY., the Goth day Of
July, E1!. for the purpose OF determining
whether an additional levy OF three mills will
be made for school I'ur poses: that the trustees
of the said District act IN managers OF the
election.
Managers Of election must report result oi
elect Ion within three days after the election.
J. =. GILBERT,
Chairman.
]. FRASER LYON.
x. +. GILLIAN.
Board OF Examiners.
July =, 1879. 20
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How 10 Il Done.

The first object In life With the American
people is In get rich :" the second. how 10 re-
gain good hs alth. The first can be obtained
by energy, honesty and saving; the second,
(goOd hpsl1h) by using Green's Angus, Flow.
er. Shouid yon be q despondent sufferer from
any OF the effects OF Dyspepsia, Liver Com.
plaint. Appendicitis. Indigestion. etc. such N
Sick Headache. Paipifation OF the Heart, Sour
stomach. Habituai Costiveness. Dizziness OF
Head. Nervous Prostitution. Low Spirit, ETC.,
you need not suffer another day. Two doses
OF ths weii-known August Flower will re-
lieve you nj once. Go to Speeds Drug Stors
aud get sample bottle free. Regular size, %
cts. Get Green's Special Almanac. tA.l2.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-07-23
ORDER OF THE BOARD.

The Requirements Of the Law in Regard to
Repeating the Special School Tax Of
Three Mills In School District No. 50
Having Been Complied with BY the
Proper Parties in School District No. 80.
lT IS HEREBY ORDERED. THAT AN
election be held nj the usual voting place In
said District on saturday, the ?nd day oi
Augus,. 1902. for the purpoae OF determ inipg
whether the special school tax uf three mills
shall DO repealed: that the trustees OF the
said District net AZ managers Of the election.
Those In favor OF the repeal OF the special
school tax will vote "ies," and those opposed
will vote "No.''
Managers Of election must report result OF
election within three days after the election.
]. s. GILBERT,
Chairman.
J.FRASEt LYON,
Il r. GILLIAN,
Board Of Examiners.
July 9Th. 1902. Il
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DENTAL NOTICE.
DR.. s, G.. Thomson,

OFFICE UPSTAIRS ON MoILWAlS
Corner. Abbevills. =. q.
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State of South Carolina,
COUNTY or ARBEvILLE.
By the County Board Of Education
PETITION.

To the Honorable Board OF Education for the
County OF Abbeville:
We, the undersigned, being one-third OF the
landhoders and legal voters OF School Dis
trict No d do respectfully petition your Hon.
orabls Board OF Education 10 order an elec'
ton 10 he held that II may be determined
whether or not a special levy OF three Ills
tax shall be made.
w. A. Callahan.
=. T.. Ellis.
J. W. ClinkScaies.
N. y. Ashley.
Andy CIinkscaies,
j.. Pratt,
X II. Armstrong,
n. CIiukscales.
II. Callahan.
W. A. McwhorLer.
Jno. I. Bryant.
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In also a growth Of character
which goes on continually under the
influence OF life'- circumstances and
Fruits are developed and
are brought OH toward ripeness by the
influence of the weather and the eli
mate. 1t takes all the SEASONS, with
their variety Of climatic conditions,
to produce delicious apple. u mellow
pear, or a cluster Of luscious grapes.
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of the OCCURRENCE" that the facts
stated were true and unvarnished, and
If Mr.. Richardson desires to have n
personal interview with either Of them
the names will he given to him on ap-
ulication. JAS. 4. HoIT.
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The foolish man saves his growls for
his home and his smiles for his office.
Content lies 40 close To our doors that
most of us step over it without ever
aecing it,
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'urpose Of repeating q
three mills In said d
f.. l.. Reid.
J. X. Bell,
J. W. Widenian,
J. II. Bell.
J. ID. Brovnlee.
w. r. Hawthorn.
7 &. Hawthorn,
]. ". Gordon,
J. +. Gordon.
w. T. Cowau.
w. s. Jordan,
J. X. McG-e,
X. c. Brow nlee.
X. II. Clinkscales,
David 3. Ed wards,
ID. A. Crawford,
Samue! ]. Todd.
J. J. Lindsay.
Jas. II. Epps,
W. J. Brysop.
Drayton Nance.
r. Il. Henry.
w. n. McAdams,
w. q. BrownIee.
J. F.. Hawthorn.
+. H GeIk.
4. A. Pearson.
W. W. Edwards.
r.. r. Kennedy.
J l.. Prcssly,
Z. Is. Cowan.
Il. d. Galloway.
Geo. NJ. Collins.
James Magill,
II. I. MagiIl.
%. =. Hawthorn,
A. e. Hawthorn.
A. e. Cllnkscales,
Thos. V. Miller,
J. w. Ellis,
J. 7. Magill,
NJ. l.. Devlin,
q. l.. Devlin,
NJ. e.. Pruitt.
Il. II Henry.
Il. W. Hnddon.
II. +. Ed wards.
NJ. T.. Kennedy.
A. l.. Russell.
Josephine Iolhlll.
&. r.. Todd.
J. II. Ellis,
T. Cowan.
]. II. Clinkscalcs,
J. y. Nance,
]. u. Brooks,
T.. v. He'll.
J. r.. Todd,
II. l.. Bonner.
a. Selden Kennedy.