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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-20
REPUDIATES
 PROHIBITION This Was Issue in Mo-
 bile Election MAYOR LYoNs's TICKET WINS Every Friend sf Reform Laws
 Defeated. sohnseu Received 1000 Majority Over Bryan in the Gulf County--May- aeld, simpson and Aistoa
 Favored.

Mobile. May Ia--(special.) .)-.-The election is . repudiation Of pronibi- tien."
 Not . sprohibitionist landed"
 '.No one wearing whiskers reached home pla*e."
 on all sides today. Only they are not generally Nso respectfully oouched. Us- uaiiy an oath Is coupled as an ad- 5ective to the whislkefs or the prohibit tionists. Profsne or not. as these may be. they certainly indicate the temper of the victors and their attitude in the contest just ended.
 Analyze the vote and it win be found that in the municipal contest not q man who can be accused of leaning to- ward prohibition was chosen.
 In the eighth ward Faith. an awowed administration candidate, but suspect ed of weakness on this paramount sub feet ran 70 votes behind Lyons. In this same ward McGraw-the Good Govern ment candidate for police commission er-led Shepard by 1e. and Walsh led him by se. This Is MT. Shepards home ward. The analysis might be carried with varying force through every ward in the city.
 There can be no longer any question that the proletariat of Mobile disap- proves of the laws regulating the sale of iGy1or and the law 1orDd0dtng Sun- day baseball, now on the statute books. for they have injected them as sn as- sue Into campaign where they have no proper place, and have spoken in terms that cannot be misunderstood upon them.
 aThe arrest of the baseball players and the last two days of registration beat us," said Business Good Govern rnent Club member this morning. "on Friday and Saturday there were nearly a thpneaad names added to the regis trak1on list and fully i've hundred of these voted for Lyons. At the game at Monroe Park last Sunday banners were displayed asserting that A vote for Shepard is a vote against Sunday base bali and similar legends., These mis- led 5or influenced many minimizing per- sonss'
 Explain 1t or reason it out as you may ft indicates the temper of this people upon this subject just at this time
 give the following:
 [ For Mayor--Lyons S.434; Shepard 1,2sa
 Walsh 1907.
 Fer Police Commissioner (short Ternn)-O'Connor LAYS; Harrison i.31l: LaxEnan s22. (Lsong Term)-Mc0raw l,a9e; TerrIl1 1.315; Clarke sss.
 Aldermen at large-Stayes 147e; Sul- atvan 1,s0S; Carroll 1,S17; Damer l.S2S; Tacon 1928; Hoffman LIS; Marshall 1.0s7: Kirlxbride 9s3; Norville SIS; Crichton ss1; Wilson 7es.
 The successful candidates for Alder
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Al.ernate slec.or. Seventh, Hush. H

Alternate elector. Seventh. Hugh H. White. 1.oss. :. Associate Justice Supreme. Court. A. H. Alston, 72; J. A Bilbro. 1.5ss; J. N. Chiffon. 175; John A. Lusk, SIS; J. '. Mayfieid, 5ss: R. T. Simpson. s2s.
 President Railroad Commission. Charles Henderson, s01.
 Game Commissioner, P. B. Mastin, 32s; Inc. H. Wallace. Jr.. s4s.
 Judge Sixteenth Circuit, John W. Inzer. 1.254.
 Solicitor, Sixteenth District. George w. Darden,. SIS; James A. Embry, s2s; S. W. Johnson, SIS.
 Representative in Congress, Seventh District. John L. Burnett 1892.
 Committeeman, Seventh District, Capt w. ..P. Lay. .1,293.
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A MORNING FIRE
vrNEERrNG WORKS THREATENED
 WITH DEsTRUCTrON.
ou,ck work ConAnes Flames to Boiler Room, and Loss is Not Very
 Great.

At an early hour this morning the pIant of the Burton veneering Works. in the western portion of the city. was discovered to be on Ire. The alarm was turned in and tne Five Points station of the fire depart ment responded promptly. On the ar. rival of the hremen. it was found that the boiler room was on ire. and that the entire plant was in danger or ae- struction. By sharp, quick work. the fremen got good control of the situa- ton and managed to save the main portion of the structure.
 The boiler room and machinery at tached was destroyed It was too late to make any estimate of the loss, but 1t is not thought to amount to great deal.
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HOUSTON.

Dothan. May 1s-(special) Little interest was manifested in the city pri- mary yesterday. as all attention was given principally to the county pri- mary. .4...a ..o. n. W. H. Williams for mayor by a vote os a0s to 135. A. Y. Malone defeated q K. Harmon for the presidency of tha ~ council by 3O6 to l4O votes
 Relieving are councilmen nominated .o ranresent Dothan's four wards: ~ Ward l. W. c. Fenn, A. Black; Ward 2. W@ru p Wh,ddon, c. c. Hughes; Ward 3. 1 R PiIcher K. P, Holland; Ward {. - Watford. J. w. Grant.
 Eaulk was nominated as chair nsr q, the city executive committee.
 The campaign for county of1oers was Sdstorv, There were several eandidat tes nS,t for the various offices and the votes were badly divided, and the nnal rosSr rSt,Irns were not all in until this after
 R. McCarty, J. F. Daweey, W. H. 1sIus and L. NJ. Bailey were the can djdates for treasurer, The race was hetween Helms and McCarty- the latter - ...a o. pnme Tea.l
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FRANKLIN.

; Russellville. May 1s.-(special.)--- Impossible to give correct vote till Sat urday. officers failed to keep out re- turns all of State ticket. All boxes but two in. show a vote of probably 500. Bryan about AIS; Johnson, 326; Tomlin- son, leads. the ticket.
 For Associate Justice. Simpson. May field, Lusk and Alston are about in the order named. first two considerably in the lead.
 Hyde Is nominated for Treasurer: Sibley for Collector. Counts, Richer son, Reid and Req seem to have won for Commissioners.
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GREENE.

Eutaw, May 9,-(Special.) )-Bryan carried Green county about two to one, estimated Impossible to get State vote from the county.
 Three out of four new commissioners elected over the old board who have been holding on for ten or twelve years.
 B.. B. Barnes, county treasurer. se7; W, P. Archibald. superintendent of education. 2s2; F. P. Parham. tax collector. 3ss: C. F. Hardy. tax as- sessor, l67; board of county cofnmis- stoners. L. H. Montgomery. First Dis trict, 2ss: W. W. Pippen. Third Dis triet, 27s: E. J. Inge. Second District aes; T. W. Cobb. Fourth District, See; W. c. Gosa, committeeman Sixth Dis trict.
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WILLARD IS ARREsTED.
Insurance Man Is Accused of Embes-
 clement.

Bristol, Va. May 1s.--D. H. Willard. a prominent insurance man and until recently general agent of Tennessee of the Employers Indemnity Company of Philadelphia. was arrested nt John son City and taken to Chattanooga py Sheriff Shipp of Hamilton County on an indictment returned against him In that county charging embezzlement.
 Willard was discharged as general agent of the Employers Company in February and instituted suit for ss0. 900 damages for breach of contract. He is alleged to be short in his ac- counts over $13,000.
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Maynsld. simpson and Aiston for Associate Justices of the suprems Court
 Wiley for Congress.
 Wallace for Game and Fish Com missioner.
 In the County contest the following are in the lead: Oliver for Tax Collector; Dunn for Tax Assessor: saiter for County Treass urer: Harper for Superintendent of Ed ucation; W. M. Newton. J. T. Hudson, T. A. Feagin. T. W. Hart and W. B. Northcutt for County Commissioners.
 The returns are incomplete and the result will not be known as to State officers until the County Committee meets to canvas the returns.
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oFTrLrON.

CHHLTONs -~-r
 euanton May --(speciai.)--Aii of the precincts in this county have not been heard from, but the indications are that Bryan has carried the county by an, overwhelming majority
 For delegates at large 70 the nA- 4ional convention John W. Tomlinson. n Heflin, R. M. Cunningham and E ". Booker are running ahead.
 For electors it looks as though Pugh and o'Neal will be the winners.
 Tt seems almost certain that Aston and Chiffon will carry the county for justices of the Supreme Court.
 The delay of the oificial count has been caused by the heavy rains and
 For county ofices the indications show the following were nominated: treasurer, W. T. Callen; Tax Collec- tor. J. A. Mahan Tax Assessor, c. L. Sheer; Superintendent of Education, R. A. Rasco: Commissioner, Third Dis trict, J. D. Sims: Commissioner, Fourth District, John ". stanieid.
 clanton. May 1s.-tspecial.>--The complete returns from Clanton beat follow:
 Bryan, CT; Johnson, 2s; Booker. ga; Clayton, 67; Cunningham, 6s; Hefiin, Sl; Kyle, IS; Moody, Sr, g.; Tomlinson, 6g; Brown, ST; Jones. s8; Maner, ST; Rainer, s8; Keith. s7; Williams. ss; Crumpton, s7: wilkinson, s4; o'Neai, ee; Pugh, s2; Rountree. 30; Grayson, e4; Inzer, 90; Edmondson. 94; McKhee, ST; Alston, 65;1 Bilbro.. s; Chiffon. st; Lusk. II; Mayneld, 2s: Simpson, 35: Tender son, 9l; Mastin, IS; Wallace, IT,. ST.; Pearson, 97; Craig. 1O1.
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CRENsHAw.

Luverne, May 19.--(Speciai. .)-The county ticket seems to have been up- permost in the minds of the managers of the election in this county.
 Very few returning officers could give any information as to how the State ticket stood. But from what in- foxza ation can be had the county has gone overwhelmingly for Bryan. Book CT, Clayton, Henin and Tomlfnson for electors. Chiffon and Mayfield for As- sociate Justices of the Supreme Court and Wallace for Game and Fish Com missioner.
 From the returns A. A. wiley has carried the county over Hon. Thos. U. Hall.
 The vote as gathered from partial returns, Wiley. 3s4; Hall. 230.
 The closest and hardest fought race in the county was that of Superintend- ent of Education, between c. K. sharp. the present incumbent, and Prof. J. E. Justice. Sharp won by fifty or seven- ty-five votes.
 The race for Tax Collector between T. R. Bryant and B. B. sikes is 50 close that 1t will take the ofticial count to settle 1t.
 W. M Bailey is nominated for Coun- ty Treasurer over his opponent, F. M. Pynes, by 100 or more votes.
 Other ofacers nominated are Jas. F. walker, Tax Assessor; G. o. Dickey, County Solicitor; R. L. Richardson. Commissioner from the Second District; !. s. Dismuke from the Third and 2. D. warick from the Fourth. It win take the oficial count to decide the first.
 while the election was spirited no taieaeulties are reported from any place in the county.
 Unable to get the vote of the State ticket.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-20
CLARKE.

Grove Hill. May 1s--(special.)-Re- turns slow coming in. Mayfeld and simpson lead for associate justice, Bryan for President, Booker. Clayton, Heflin and Tomlinson for delegates at large: Bugg and Granade, delegates from First District; o'Neal and Pugh. electors at large; Wallace for Game Commissioner.
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MISCELLANEOUs.

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CONVICTION.

Andaiusia, May 1s.-(speciai.)--ow- ing to the fact that large county ticket was counted before the state ticket, the result of this beat has just been secured. It is as follows:
 Bryan wins over Johnson by about 7B majority. Booker. Clayton, Hefiin and Tomlinson for delegates; Mayfieid and Simpson have this beat for asse- ciate justice: Wiley has i5o majority here; Mastin has small majority over Wallace and o'Neal and Pugh for eiec- tors win.
 Of the only three county beats heard on State ticket it appears that Bryan will lead in this county by small ma jority with Bryan delegates elected.
 Hall will almost equal Wiley and Mayfield and Simpson will carry the county.
 County officers win as follows: Jones for judge of city court; Brassell for solicitor: Terrill for Treasurer: Boles for assessor. and Walter for collector.
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coosA.

Goodwater. May 1s.-(special)-Re turns from county show: Tax Asses- sor, Boyette. B31: selman. 3is: Coliee- tor, Newell. 4es; suttie. 241: Cranford, III; Superintendent of Education. Sox, seT; Johnson, 2ss; County Treasurer. Ellis, s4s: White. 2ss; Brown. 22e; 0om- missioner, Parker. 45T; Nolen. 2ss :. Ellis and White will run of second pri' mary.
 Mayfield and Simpson in lead. Bryan good majority.
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MAYFIELD WINS
 FORSUPREME COURT

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ETnWAH.


 Gadsden. May 19.-(SpeciaI )-At 6 o'clock tonight the official canvass of votes cast in Etowah County at the primary election was completed.
 The following is the vote for the State ticket:
 For President, W. J. Bryan, 1.209 i; John A. Johnson. 2s4. Delegates to National Convention E. W. Booker. ss4; H. D. Clayton ss1: R. M. Cunningham. 64s; J. T. Hefin, I.o7o; osceola Kyle. 261; F. s. Moody, se2; J. w. Tomlinson. s45.
 Alternates, J. B. Brown, s2S; J. F. Jones. s72; O. c. Maner. s11; s. P. Rainer. e42. Delegates from Seventh District. w. T. Brown. 1.0s7: Robert A. Collins, 732; J. R. Rossen 564.
 AIternates from Seventh District. S. J. Grimm, s20; W H. Norris, SIS. For electors. Emmet O'Neal, 1,06s; J. c. Pugh. s2e; J. A. Rountree, 545. Alternates, David A. Grayson, $40; John A. Inzer. i.199.
 Eleetor from Seventh. 6. L. Fuller LOST.
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LOGGING DRAYs.

TWENTY good logging drays. first-elass condition. can be changed to heavy farm wagons. For sale cheap N. Babel Sons EontRomery. Ala. tt
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HALE.

< Greensboro, May 1s.-(special.l-- Bryan carried this county four or five to one.
 with three beats to hear from the vote for Supreme Court Justices Is as follows: Bilbro, SIS; Mayfeid. 4ie: slmveon. 22A; Alston. iie. with only q scattering vote for Luslx and Chiffon.
 The remaining beats will increase. the votes of Bilbro to about $50. Mayneld to 45o; Simpson to 26o, and Aiston to i5o.
 Greensboro, May 1s.-(specian. )-- Thirteen out of 6 total of sixteen beate in Hale county give Bryan 5S3, Johnson 22O. Booker 4s1. Clayton 521. Cunning ham S43, Heflin 621, Kyle Ill, Moody 3il, Tomlinson 5is. o'Neal e4o,, Push l7O, Rountree 2s6. A1ston, 1So Blero 5b5, Chiffon 5e. Lusk li3. Mayneld $50 Simpson 247. Martin 1ss, Wallace 622
 The three remaining beats polled about 100 votes. -'.-' Greensboro. May 19-(SpeciaI. )-The Greensboro vote was as follows: Bryan, I34; Johnson. 93; Booker, 16i; Clayton, I32; Cunningham, 124; Hefiin. I'll; Kyle. 6a: Moody, ST.. S3; Tonllin' son, 117; Brown. 175; Jones' IFS; MAner 1T4; Rainer, 174; Jim Pearce,. i9f; M. | T. Ormond, POS; E. E. Cox 1so; W. T. McElroy. 1s0; O'Neal. 1s5; Pugh, 12Si Rountree, "A; Grayson, ITS; John A. Inzer. ITS: Robison Brown, 1ss; T. E. Knight, 8; Aston, 61; Btlbro. IFS; Chil- ton, II; Lusk. IT; Mayheld. 1os; stmp- son, S2; Charles Henderson. 16S; Mas tin, [; Wallace, Jr.. 131; R. P. Hobson 214.
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CONrCYIH.

Evergreen. May 1s-(SpecsaL )--Un- official returne from yesterdays pri- mary election indicate that Johnson carried the county against Bryan by a small majority.
 Henin. Cunningham. Clayton and Tomlinson for delegates from the State at large. electors.
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INTERPRETATION.

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 in any country village, in this state; have ist grade this state. L. s. Webb. Norcross, Ga --6- 3t
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REAL ESTATE

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GENEVA.

samson, May 19.-(special.)-A large vote was polied in Geneva County and or, account of the length of the ticket the count is very slow. From the boxes heard from. Johnson is in the lead for President, and Chiffon for Associate Justice. but later returns may change all.
 Geneva, May 1s-(Special. )-Returns from the county show F. J. Ward and E c. Chills for Tax Collector; c. E. Blount and c. Q. Borland for Trees urer; Alvin McEachern and D. e. Rcsh for Tax Assessor; J. M. holley snd J. W. Sicily for Superintendent nf- I'd ucation, being the two highest in re- spective races will have to contest again in second primary
 There will be no definite report on the State ticket until official count. Bryan has probably carried the county by about goo Clayton. Hefin and Cunningham lead in race for, deie- gates.
 Aiston and Mayfield for Supreme Court Chiffon and Lusk boiled the large vote at Samson.
 At Geneva. vote was Bryan i4A. Johnson s2: Booker IS. Clayton lbs Heffn 21T. Kyle 3S. Wood s5. Tomlin- son 90; Alston fs9. Bilbro 4s. Chiffon fsT, Lusk 72, Mayfeld 80. Simpson Il Mastin's and Rountree's vote small ID county.
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WANTRD--fEMAI.E HELP.

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CLAY.

Ashland, May Especial. )-The election passed off yesterday very ouietly, but the count was made slowly fine big precints not getting their tick cts counted until daylight this morn ing.
 1t appears from the returns from Ashland and Lineville beats, that out of about 500 votes, which is about one third of the total vote of the county. Bryan got 43s and Johnson got 47 votes.
 It. appears that Judge Mayheld will easily carry this county. The other judges divide the vote-Chilton, Simp- son, BiIbro and Lusk being the lead ing candidates.
 For delegates to Denver. Booker. Heffin, Clayton and Tomlinson seem to lead with R. M Cunningham close be- hind them.
 oNeal and Pugh are leading for electors at large.
 It is impossible to get the returns st present.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-20
EsCAMBIA.

Atmore. May 1s-(Special.) )-Con1- plete unofdcial returns from every box in Escambia County. excepting two have been heard from. It is thought Bryan leads. On the county ticket the most interest was felt in the race for Superintendent of Education and County Treasurer. The returns give O'Banon a majority over Neal of sS votes for Superintendent, and Sowell . majority over Jackson of 49 votes. The largest vote in several years was boiled.
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KODAK FINISHING

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WANTED-sALEsNTEN.

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COFFEE.

Enterprise, May I9-(Speclal.) ) The ticket for County officers Is as follows:
 Tax Collector, Cominor SIS. Crump- let 179; Edison, 5S7, Lee s6S. Talley- 4S9 for Treasurer, Davis ss3. Everett s07l for Superintendent of Education, Byrd so2. Crook 34s. Deal ss. Langham 40 Matthews 22s.
 All of the beats of the county have been heard from. The official count may slightly change above results.
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410; Tomlinson, 7SS.
 For Associate Justice. fourteen boxes give Alston 435 and Bilbro 747; Clifton. 3ss; Lusk. 2o2; Mayieid, 47e; simpson. 55s.
 Wallace carried very beat heard from but two for Game Commiesioner, and o'Neai and Pugh will carry. the county by large majority
 Jacksonville, May Especially )--The place was the vote of 1b1 for Johnson to 6l for Bryan for President.
 Scarcely a hand was turned to ef- feet the result. There had been no organization whatever for Johnson.
 The main interest in the county election turned on the vote for TAx Collector, three candidates being In the field. Montgomery, who has for years acted as assistant to Collector Good. lett, got the bulk of the vote. The tai. Iy, showing 2Ol for Montgomery, ss for watson and for Grimm.
 Returns so far received from the county indicate the following nomtne- tions: Montgomery for Collector; Cow den for Assessor; Person for Superin- tsrdentk of 1Education; Glover for Treasurer; Hanna for President of the Commissioners' Court: Murphy for Cor onor; wellborn and Angel for Commits sionerS. =,
 The vote at Jacksonville was as Fol- lows: A, c1ayton 1a|. Cunningham 16o, Henin fsS Kyle 100, Moody. ST. 1ie, Tomlin- son 77: Brown 1Ss. Jones 1e2. Maner ik0. Rainer 1so; Keith 1e3, Williams lss; Crumpton 1s5. Wilkinson ie.; oNeal 172.. Pugh i4s. Rountree ~; Crayson 1e2. Inzer 1ee; Edmondson iss; McGhee ITS; Aston 10. Biioro 1eo son es: Henderson 147; Masttn s. Wal lace ie2; Craig 21S.
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Headland, May 1s.-(SpeciaL)--The primary election passed off quietly here yesterday. with the following results:
 The vote at Headland follows
 Bryan, e9; Johnson. 66; Booker. 26; Clayton. 152; Cunningham. 1o2; Hehin. III; Kyle, 20: Moody. Sr., A; Tomlin- son, s1; Brown. 7s; Jones. 7s; Maner. 7s: Rainer, 7s; Martin. 10s Pace. 10s Henderson, e9 stegall. 112; oNeal. s5; Pugh, s4; Rountree. 31; Grayson. ss; Inzer so; Jones. 116; Alston. 10z; Bill bro. 2s; Chiffon. IA; Lusk. 1s Mayfield, Ss; Simpson. 75; Henderson. s7; Mastin. 27; Wallace. Jr., 91; Gardner. 9s; Clay ton, I53; Clark, 109.
 It is conceded that s. B. Ward Is nominated for Probate Judge, W. Y. Carr for County Treasurer. W. J. whitehead for Tax Collector, J. E. Searcey for Tax Assessor. E. c. Glover for County Superintendent of Educa- tion. For Commissioners: First Dis trict, J. B. Armstrong: Second Dis trict, J. l.. Scott; Third District. R. T . Hudspeth; Fourth District, N. l.. Dominy.
 The vote was light. only 1s2 votes being polled out of about 376 voters in the precinct.
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OKMROKEE.

Center. May le--(speeiail--Fourteen boxes give Bryan 2Bo, Johnson s4V.
 For delegates. Booker 1Sb: Clayton 24o: Cunnin gham. l74o; Hefltn' seo' Kyie. I6O Moody. i2O; Tomlinecn, zvV. Electors, o'Neal. 2so; Pusn' zeoi Juetices. Alston, 30; BiIbro. 500; Chiffon, ioe; Luslx. 17o; Mayaeld. so; Mastin. 30; wallace. %Oo.
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PERSONAL.

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