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Middletown transcript., 1907-09-21
cEcILTON

Mr.. Frank Revelle moved his family tc
New York this week.
Miss Edna Walkner, of Chester, Pa, il
visiting Miss Olive Millikan.
Miss Bertha Coppage, of near sassafras
is visiting her cousin, Miss Mable Cop
page.
Ralph Pierce, OF Elkton, spent Saturday
and Sunday with his cousin, Mr.. Albert
Watts.
Mrs. George Richard. Miss Leona Yate;
and brother are visiting relatives in New
York.
George Watts, Of Townsend, spent ope
day last week with mis- brother, Mr. James
p Watts.
Miss Emma Brown spent several da y:
with her aunt, Mrs. w. Woolleyhan, neal
Warwick.
Mrs. J. A. Smith spent the past week
with her daughter, Mrs. Joe Atwell, neal
Chestertown.
Mrs. Henry Gary and children, oi
Chesterville, spent few days with hen
parents here.
George Millikan, William Jones and
George Morgan were in Elkton on Mon
day attending court.
Mr.. J. E. Ferguson, of Chestertown,
spent Friday and Saturday with his
mother, Mrs. NJ. E. Ferguson.
Mr.. P. L. Steele and wife, Of Chesa
peake City, spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mr. James T. Watts and wife.
Mr.. L. B. Mahlove, wife and Miss Ger
trude McCrone were the guests of Mr.,
Robert Snyder and wife on Sunday.
Mrs. George Padley, son George and
Miss Mary Freeman spent last Wednes
day with Mrs. M. E. Freeman, in Chesa'
peake City.
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A COAL FAMINE PROBABLE

PHILADELPHIA, September 11th.-An-
thracite and bituminous operators say
that the coal situation is growing serious
throughout the State, and il is freely pre-
dicted that before midwinter there will be
famine in many sizes.
The supply of water has already become
serious problem .ein the anthracite
region. The Reading Company Is com.
PEELED to send between 35 and 40 tank
cars Of water to its colleries daily to keep
them in operation. The labor supply has
been below normal several weeks. I'm.
less there is considerable rain ii may be
necessary to suspend operations at some
collieries, It is declared.
The labor problem is serious in the
bituminous fields of the State. Central
Pennsylvania operators are advertising fol
miners and agents are Securing the
country for miners for The Pigtsburg ais.
! trict. Both anthracite and bituminous
operators are selling coal from stored
stocks to supply the demand
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TOWNSEND

Townsend public school opened on
Monday.
Miss Lena Baker, of Dover, is visiting
Mrs. w. H. Reynolds.
Mr.. Walter Ingram and family have
removed to New Castle.
William CHM, of near Odessa, was a
visitor in town on Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. F. c. Macsorley are en-
tertaining company this week.
Mrs. Richison, of Wilmington, visited
Mrs. w. A. Scott over Sunday.
Mrs. Samuel Peachy is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Cats, of Odessa.
Mrs. Henrietta ParvIs, of Middletown,
visited Edward Hart on Tuesday.
Earl NJ. Shockley, of Wilmington,
spent Sunday with bis parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greenwood, Of Baltimore,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. D. Hart.
Howard Walker, of near Delaware
City, spent Sunday with John Carpenter,
Jr.
Mrs. B. M. West spent Sunday with
her sister, Mrs. Henry Cooper, near
Smyrna.
Mrs. AdIehelm, of Roxborough, Pa,
visited her neice, Miss Ella Maloney,
over Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Stephenson, of near
Smyrna, spent Sunday with her sister,
Mrs. Maggie Lee.
Mrs. Fred Ginn and son, of Whining
ton, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George
CHM near town.
Elmer Pritchard and wife, of Philadel-
phia, spent Sunday with their parents, I.
Pritchard and wife.
Mr.. Edgar Spakman, of Philadelphia,
spent Saturday and Sunday with Winfield
Lattomus and family.
Mrs. Frank Lattomus and daughter,
Mrs. Annie Shuster, of Wilmington, were
visitors in town ON Monday.
Mrs. Maggie Lee and Miss Lille JEFF
ferris, of Wilmington, are visiting at the
home OF Mrs. John Morris, near Smyrna.
Mrs George CHM entertained on Sun
day Mr.. and Mrs. William D. Corey, of
near Smyrna, and Mrs. Cats. of Centre
vile.
Mrs. Amanda Quillen and Mr.. and
Miss Maria and Walter Hart spent Satur-
day and Sunday with Thomas Lynch and
wife, near Kenton.
Master Millard Webb, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Webb, who has been suffer-
ing with spinal trouble for sometime. has
gone to the hospital for treatment
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Rettew Trial starts Monday

The trial Of Horace 6. Rettew, former
County Treasurer, indicted for the alleged
misapplication Of $40, 600 ofeounty funds,
will be called on Monday morning, it was
announced in General Sessions Court
to-day The trial Of Rettew is the result ol
his personal inability to settle bis &C,
counts with the county. The county
will, however, recover the $28, 900 alleged
to be owed by him. A member of the
Levy Court made this statement Thursday
but he would not say whether Rettew's
bondsmen would make good this sum.
Rettew has already turned over to bis at.
torney property valued at SIS 900 and the
The bondsmen would have to pay only
sis, 900.
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PERSONALITIES

| Miss Fannie McCrone has returned tt
her studies 10 Baltimore, Md.
DR.. Clara N. Moore is in Auburn, Pa,
the guest of the family Of DR.. Quail.
Miss Prudence Lewis returned to her
studies in Brooklyn, N T., this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Evans were guests
Of relatives in Wilmington on Sunday.
Mrs. Grace Fennimore Roberts, Of
Philadelphia, visited friends here this
week.
Mr.. Emory Hukill left on Wednesday
for Staunton, Va, where he will enter
school.
Miss Mary johnson, Of Newark, has
been the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Walter
Beasten.
Mr.. George l. Lockwood, OF Chicago,
ILL.,, is the guest of his mother, Mrs. Ade-
Iaide Lockwood.
Miss Hattie Kelley, Of Philadelphia, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Richards,
on West Main street.
Mrs. V. W. Massey, of Wilmington,
was guest at the home of her son, S. E,
Massey, this week.
Miss Justine Peverley and brother Mr..
Cuthbert Peverley are at Jamestown en-
joying the Exposition.
Mrs. Addie Atkinson, OF San Francisco,
CAL, spent few days last week with her
cousins, the Misses Gill.
Miss Conlyn Eliason, of Baltimore,
Md, has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. M.
r. Clayton on Cass street.
Mrs. F. N. Davis and children returned
home last Saturday, after spending a
month with her parents, in Odessa.
Mr.. Thomas E. Hurn, who has been
confined to his bed for the past two
weeks, is improving at this writing.
Mr.. E. R. Marker and daughters, Eva
and Viola, visited their uncle, Mr.. Walter
G. Myers, near Millington, on Sunday.
Mrs. e. Willis Pharo and children
have returned to their home in Camden
N. j., after spending sometime with her
parents near town.
Mrs. Louis Armbruster and little son
John, of Germantown, Pa, have returned
home, after spending two weeks with
Miss Lillian Walker.
Mr.. Jacob Burstan has resigned the |
position which he held with DIR. Ostro, Of
Wilmington, and will leave for New |
York next week to attend the University |
of Columbia.
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ST. GEORGES

Dr. ]. Dewitt was in Wilmington on
Wednesday.
Walter Smith spent two days this week
in Wilmington.
Clement Cannon was in Delaware City
on Wednesday.
DIR. Maiers and Joseph Maiers are
guests of John Gam and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Jones spent
Sunday with friends in Baltimore.
Mrs. Gertrude Fritts and three sons are
spending the week with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Doto, OF Whining
ton, we're the guests of her parents last
week.
Miss Lucy Jackson, of Delaware City,
spent Sunday with George Hill and
family.
Mrs. G. T. Smith and daughter Irma
spent Sunday with Walter Smith and
family.
William Aspril has accepted position
with the Consumers Ice Company, in
Wilmington.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. R. Milligan returned
on Friday, after a three weeks trip to At
lantic City.
Mrs. H. d. Holt and son Harry, Of
Germantown, are the guests OF Mrs. Edna
Vincent this week.
Caleb Cannon will open and conduct
the butcher business in the shops FORM
erIy occupied by Harry Straub.
Miss Edith Givens returned this week
to st. Lukes Hospital, Philadelphia, after
spending her vacation here.
Harry c. Raby, of London Grove, Pa,
was the guest of his aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hill and family part of last week.
Mrs. L. W. Owens, of Denver, COL,
left on Wednesday for Delaware City,
after spending several weeks with friends
here.
David jackson left on Monday for New
York, after spending two weeks with his
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. George Hill and
family.
Mrs. Charles Wright and daughter,
Miss Alva, returned to their home in
Baltimore, after spending the summer
with Mr.. and Mrs. ID. G.. Wolfe,
School opened on Monday with good
attendance. Miss Hannah Hastings, OF
Kirkwood; has charge of the primary de-
partment and Mr.. Crouch, of Henry Clay,
principal.
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR CONVENTION

Tie Annual Convention. Of the Della.
ware Christian Endeavor forces will be
held at Harrington, October 18th and 18th
in the Presbyterian aud Methodist Protes-
tant Churches.
The good people of Harrington are
very enthusiastic about the Convention
aud are already making careful sprepara-
ton to give all royal welcome and Law
ish entertainment. The stores and busi-
ness places will be decorated with flags
and bunting, putting on real holiday
appearance. The program promises to be
unusually strong. Celebrated speakers
from different points are to speak on the
live issues of the day, besides strong
team of local speakers will add their fund
of knowledge to the occasion.
The united choirs If Harrington are re-
hearsing special music. They will be aided
by visiting talent. All the Societies are
requested to elect delegates at once and
notify Mr.. Frank H. Gordon, Harrington,
Every local society is most earnestly re-
quested to observe with some special ser.
vice Sunday, October 9th. as Delaware
Christian Endearor Day and make a
special offering for the state work A
qearty cooperation is asked Of all that
the convention may give new impetus
to the good work all through the state.
Very Cordially Yours,
B. W. KINDLEY, President.
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WARWICK

Mr.. John l.. Lattamous was in Smyrna
on Tuesday.
Preaching at the NJ P. Church to-
morrow Sunday at As P. NJ. : The
public is cordially invited.
The bay mare of Mr. John II. NJ.
Garner broke her leg on Friday last, Mr..
Garner being compelled to kill her.
Mr.. L. Bayard Vinyard was Will
mington visitor on Wednesday.
Mrs. S. D. Wilson spent a few days OF
the past week in Baltimore.
The Rev. and Mrs. G. N. Cullon visited
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tarbutton on Tuesday
Miss Wilhelmina Aiken, Of Wilmington
was the guest of her parents here on Sun
day.
Mr.. B. S. Hall has sold his bay colt to
James F. Kirby of New York City, for
$l75.
Mr.. Harry Manloye, Of Middletown,
was the guest Of his mother on Sunday.
Miss S. Ethel Yinyard spept from
Saturday until Monday at her home here.
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ODESSA

4 Miss Anna spicer is visiting her siste
at stokley, Del.
Mrs. A. B. Berry is spending some
time with friends at Viola.
| Clayton Templeman, of Cecilton, spen
Tuesday with relatives in to- wn. a 1
/ Mrs Joseph NJ. Armstrong spent las
week with relativesin Philadelphia.
Harry Rose, of Delaware City, spen
Sunday last with his sister, Miss NJ. Rose
Miss Lulu Vinyard, of Middletown,
visited her aunt, Miss Martha Evans,
this week.
Mrs John Heldmyer returned home on
Tuesday, from a visit with friends in
Philadelphia.
Miss Florence Berry has returned to
Philadelphia, after spending sometime
with her mother here.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Swan, of Whining
ton, spent Monday at the home of Mrs.
William Heller.
Mrs. Elizabeth Slaycom and little son,
of Cambridge, Nd, is visiting her sister.
Mrs. William Mccoy.
Miss Margaret Mccoy has returned
home. after spending last week with
frienda in Wilminpton
Misses Mary and Helen Townsend who
have been visiting friends in Swarthmore,
Pa, returned home last week.
Mrs. Alton Stainsby has returned to her
home in Philadelphia, after spending last
week with Mrs ]. F. Douglas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Coll, of Philadel-
phia, spent Sunday at the o ne of her
mother, Mrs. S. Gemminger.
FrankB. Ward, of Philadelphia, ig Wis.
iting is pending this week at the home of
his parents, Harry Ward and wife.
Miss Frances Aspril left last week for
Wilmington, where she has accepted the
position, as teacher of Friends School.
Harvey Rutledge has returned to his
home in Wilmington, after spending
several days of last week with friends
here.
Miss Katherine Krumm has returned
to her home in Philadelphia, after spend
ing the summer months with John
Heldmyer and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Webb, and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Charles Dickerson, of Middle
town, spent one day of this week as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lightcap.
Mrs Frank Davis, and sons, Harrison
and Frank, have returned to their home
in Middletown, after spending month
with her parents, Mr.. Harrison Vande-
grift and wife.
On tomorrow Sunday evening Ep-
worth League services will be held in
the lecture room of st. Pauls NJ. E.
Church. beginning at 6. 45and lasting until
7.30. A full attendance is desired.
The Ushers Union of st PauIs Nj. E.
Church held its regular monthly meeting
on Tuesday evening of this week at the
home of Mrs. A. B. Berry, and most en-
joyable time was had by all present.
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traciiye values, and an excellent service
in many ways, but If the public is not
made acquainted with these facts that
store is sure to lose by its neglect. Trade
that is worth having is worth asking for
and in these days Of business competition
the store that has something to offer that
is really desirable must let the public
know about it. The successful merchants
are those who ''let the public know Or
in other words advertise their goods.
The failures" are those who wait for the
public to find it out as best they can.
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ARMERs LOOK TO YOuR INTEREST

Genuine Corbit Mixtures--Lazaretto
high Special Crown and Potash.
Average yield 25 to 35 bushels.
Strictly Pure, Fine Condition, wonders
fnI results. Try them, they will not
disappoint you in your crop. This is the
verdict for the last ten years. Come see
Us or write for prices.
Yours respectfully,
JEsse E SnEPHERD.
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The MiddleteWn Transcript
Mans Close d Follows.

Going Nortb-72O a. M, 1906 m, $50 pm,
5.45 p. M. and 9 p. m.
Going South-S.O 90 am. Ais p. M. and ?. m
For Odessa-75.0 3. M, S.Se a. M. 30 a. Ei.,
For warwick. Cecilton and Earlville $40 a,
M, and AS p. m.
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LETTER TO ]. W. DENNY
Middletown, Dell

Dear Sir: Every Job Devoe sdone with
less gallons than ever before With any
other paint.
s J Field, Tndianola Fla, says: "All
houses here are painted Devoe. The bot
airis too trying for other paints. One
coat Deyce is better than two Of any other
paint, 80 far as We know,
Less gallons, less cost.
- Yours truly
80 e W DEyOE & co
T. s. gter 4 Son sell our
paint
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NOTICE TO THE TAX-PAl
--OF THE
Town Of MiddletoVH

4VUu VI WIuUlVLVUJ
The Collector OF Town Taxes will be
the Town Commissioners office on
day, Saturday and Monday, Septem
9th, 18th and Both, from A. M. 10
NJ, from to 5 P. NJ, and from I. I'd
P. NJ, TO receive the unpaid Town Tad
for the year 1907. All taxpayers are i
quested to come and settle their taxes an
get the 5 per cent rebate.
By order OF Town Commissioners,
j. A. !. CLEAyER, Collector.
Laws Governing the Collection Of
Town Taxes
AN ACT to amend Chapter SO. sV
ume II, Laws OF Delaware, entitled
Act to Incorporate the Town of Mid
town. by changing the method OF col
ing taxes.
Be it enacted by the Senate and III
of Representatives of the State OF ID
ware IN General Assembly met, 4
thirds OF all the members elected to ee
branch of the Legislature concur
therein) -
SECTION l. That the town coIlecte
upon receipt OF the duplicate for the col
lection of taxes shall send to each an
every taxable an itemized statement 3
his or her taxes. which statement shaI
be all the notice required to be given b
said collector.
SECTION 2. That it shall be the duty q
such taxable upon receipt OF such state
ment to pay at the place designated 5
the said collector the taxes due from su6
taxable.
SECTION 8. That said collector shal
make final settlement for all taxes due i
! any fiscal year on the third Monday i
February Of such fiscal year and apo
failure TO make such settlement the Tow
Commissioners are authorized and d
rected to proceed against the said eollecto
and his bondsmen.
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M1DDIETowN, DEL, SEPT. d. 1907
Local News

HORSE SH0EING.-Plain 75c cash.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-12-07

Kate Williams, of New York
Ms Mary Stewart and Miss Ell.
len Fitzpatrick, of Atlanta, Ga
de was a gallant Confederai e
soldier, having served through
the war In a Georgia regiment
de took a great interest in the
welfare Of the old soldiers, at
tended their annual reunions
and generously extended aid TO
all needy veterans of his ac-
quaintance. He was command
or of the camp of Confederate
veterans of his home county at
the time of his death. He at
tended the recent reunion in
Augusta of Georgia and South
Carolina veterans, and express
ed himself on coming to Lancas
ter as having had most delight.
full time.
Of genial, pleasant manners,
companionable at all times. an
entertaining conversationalist.
warm-hearted and generous.
Capt. Fitzpatrick made irierds
of all with whom he came in
contact, and his staunch loyalty
to his friends was one of his dis
tinguiching traits of character.
he was also a public spirited,
intensely patriotic citizen and
ever took an active interest in all
matters pertaining to the vel
fare of his country. His old
friends in South Carolina-whose
name is legion-unite with those
OF Georgia, his native state, in
lamenting his sad and untimely
death.
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Appointments in Fall.
here the Methodist
Preachers Will Preach
next Year.

Anderson Dis,rict-Presiding
elder, A. J. Cauthen. St. Johns,
P. B. Wells; West End, j. M.
Lawson; Orrvillo, s. G. Morris !;
Autreville, VIM Ruff; Clemson
College, j. II. Graves; Donald's,
F. w. Henry; Lowndesville, o.
M. Abney; Mccormick, j. NJ.
Friday +; Mount Carmel, J. w.
Bailey; Pelzer, E. P. Green; PEN
dleton, J, F. Anderson; Starr, G.
f. Harmon, Jr; Walhalla and
Seneca, j. g. Younge; @. d.
Mann, supernumerary; Town
vile, @. l.. Mccain; Walhalla
mission, j. S. Singleton; West
minister, r. R. Doyle; Williams
ton circuit, r. @. Boulware; Will
liamston and Belton, r l.. Holl-
royd; G. t. Harmon, supernu.
merary.
Charleston District-Prssid-
ing elder, w. l Herbert, AL
isndale station, FL. B. Browre ;
Appleton, j. T. Peeler; Beaufort
and Port Royal, A. B. Watson;
Bethel circuit, O. w. Burgess;
Black Swamp, j. E. Beard
Charleston: Bethel, M. W
Hooa, Trinity, Potter Stokes:
Spring Street, G. P. Watson;
Cumberland, S. T.,Creech; Mount
Pleasant, to he supplied; Erbardt,
t l.. Belv,n; Hampton, j. W
Fkins; Hendors NJ Vile. j. NJ.
collins; Ridgelaud, J. z. Cope
land; Round o. T. u Vaughan:
Smoak's, j. r. Sojourner; South
Hampton, w. d. Patrick; Wal
terboro, j. L. Daniel; Young's
Island, B. G.. Vaughan.
Cokesbury District-Presid-
ing elder, j. G. Roper. Able
vile, J. w. Arial; Butler, w. p.
Way; Cokesbury, f. E. Dibble.
Greenwood: Main Street, M. B
Kelly; Greenwood and Abbe-
vile Mills, Ct. r. Whitaker; Ki
nard's, j P. Boyd. Newberry ::
Central, j. w. Wolling; O'Neal
Street and Mollohon, j. T. Mil
Ter; Newberry circuit, A. H.
Best; Ninety-Six, +. T. Hodges /;
Parkesville, E. r. Scoggins;
Phoenix, J. h. Strickland Pros
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-12-07

ton' =. L. Ray; Verdery, w. E,
Virgins; Waterloo, O. l.. Du.
rant; Whitmire, f. Speer; Land
er College, j.. O. Wilson.
Columbia Distr ct-Presidin.
elder, J. w. Daniel. Aiken, w
j. Snyder; Bates burg. j. S
Beasley; Bath, w S. Meyers.
Columbia: Washington Street,
H. w. Bays; Main Street, A. N.
Brunson; Green Street, b. R
iurnipseed; CRANKY, l.. L. Be-
denbaugh; Brooklyn, j. K. Nc
Cam; Edgewood, O. f.. Peel;
Edgeield, L. D. Gillespie; Fair
field, ). |. Spinks; Gilbert, o. N
Roundtree; Graniteville, j. N.
Wright; Johnston, b. G. Guess;
Leesville, M. M. Brabham; Lex,
lngton, A. L. Leslie; Lexington
Fork, j. @. Holley; North Angus
ia, J. L. Stokes; Ridgeway, J. R
lnabinet; Wagner, d. r. Ruff;
Langley, e. A. Wayne; Colum-
bia College, w. w. Daniel; Ep
worth Orphanage, w. b. Whar,
ton; Paine College, q. w. Walk
er; assistant Sunday-school edi. /.
tor, l.. F. Beatty; Conference
missionary secretaries, II. 3
Browne and z. f. Kilgo.
Florence Dis,rict-Presiding
elder, P. F. Kilgo. Bennet,s
vile, r. E. Turnipseed; Bennetts.
vile circuit, w. L. .ieadows:
Bennettsville and Berea, w.
Quick; Brightsville, P. b. Ingra-
ham; Cartersvil!e, II. Etheridge;
Oheraw, B. G. Murphy; Cheraw
circuit, f. S. Hook; Chesterfield,
j. j. Stephenson; Clyde, j. B.
Weldon; Darlington, Trinity,
M. l.. Banks; Darlington circuit,
J. r. T. Major; Florence, r. a.
Jones; Hartsville, A. T. Dun.
lap, Jefferson, w. 81. Perry;
Lamar, j. l.. Tyler; Liberty, d.
Il. Everett; Marlboro, r. A.
Rouse; McColl station, G. G.
Leonard; South Florence, w. @.
Gleaton; Timmonsville, E. w.
Mason.
Greenville District-Presidinp
elder, w. M. Duncan. Clinton,
W. 81. Hodges; Easley, @. B.
Burns; Fountain Inn, G. FL.
Waddell; Gray Court, Il. M.
DuBose; Greenville, Buncombe
street, w. A. Massebeau; St.
Pulls, J. l.. Harley; Ham pton
avenue, A. E. Driggers; West
Greenville and Monohon. w B.
Justus; Sampson and Poe, .J. N.
lsom; Greenville circuit, J.P
Attaway; Greer's, j. A. Cook :;
Laurens, First Church, j. D
Orout; Laurens circuit, A. A
Merritt; North Pickens, S. P.
McOarty; Pickens, N. G Balien.
ger (; Piedmont, S. L. Blackmon ::
South Greer, j. j. huggins !;
Travellers Rest, j. r. WALKER !;
West Easley, ID. d. Jones.
Marion District-Presidino
elder, e 0. Watson. Bienheim,
} o. Rushton; Bri'ion's Neck,
Z Il Brock; Brao uville, @. NJ.
seler; Bucksville, g. f. psa
ny; Centenary, j. G. Cor 1is;
Conway, q E. Edwards. C2ry,v
circuit, J. G. Davis; U.'c =. ii
Shnle.; Dilloc W Q. slsnG
ald a. Uamr 5ell, a.
Gathva -, ". G.
Latta, =. -. Mills, Ls..
circuit, w. b. Baker; Little
Rock, VIC Owen; Loris, + G.
Gibson; Marion, j w. Kileo;
Marion circuit, J. III Montgomery;
Mullins, w. l.. Wait: Mpllins