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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-01
Movie Calendar

lSiS-Ali this week. Anita stew
nrt. In "fhc srii Phiiippa."
UlJOt-To-dH! Geraldine farrnr,
IN "MRriR Rosa. also s'ihc Great
secret" with Ernncis y. Hushmnn
md beverly Ba!uc: Tomorrow and
Saturday. Mnc MURRAY, in "On Re
cord"
ODEON-To-da.. "nIoncS Murir"
with tdlth storey. Antonio Moreno
nnb william Duncan. also ..patrin.' -
with Mrs. Vernon Castle; to- morrow
md saturday. Douglas fnirbani,s, in
"rhc AmcriranO."
tOI.OSItf-'ro-dn ~ Suunrr
DcnL" with June EiNis.Er aud tur-
lyle BInckwrli; Tomorrow aud sat
dB!. George Walsh and Anna Luther.
In "MciftnE Millions"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-01
rive Brothers Arc Pnilbearers.

Especial % The Times Disraich.l
HARRiSoNBCRCi. VA. February os.
Her rve brothers served as pail
bearers At the funeral OF Mrs. i. +.
Beavers. stSty-one years old. At Parnas-
Sus. Augusta County. She Was Miss
Emma Mohler. OF Mount Scion. Ser
vices were conducted by Rev. l.. IL.
Milcy. The pallbearcrs were j. y,
NJ. l.. and 7, III. Mohler. of Augusta
County; ]. &. Mohler. Of Charleston. w
Va. and w. L. Mohlcr. OF ST. Adams
W. Va. and a brothcr-in- law, j. w
Sillines
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-01
Geraldine Fnrrar Mt Riiou.

Movie patrons Will have their last
opportunity to-day to So. Gcraldin.
F;,rrar, at the Biiou in Maria Rosa"
Chapter four OF The Great Secret"
featuring Francis y. RuShmau and
Beverly Bayne also is shown
Tomorrow and Saturday Mae Muir.
ray viii bc seen in ION Record" a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-01
ALIENS FOOT. EASE DOES IT

when Your shoes pinch or your corns and
bunions ache so that YOU tired ali over
get Aliens Foot Ease. the antiseptic powder
~ the foo, hath H., !, viii take the sling out
lief to Tired. Aching. Swollen. Tender feet
over 100000 paGkages are being used by the
everywhere, s6c. Don't accept any substi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-01
Recovering From opern,iou.

Mrs. c. II. kuyk, OF Barton Heights
Who WAS operated on IT the st. Eliz-
ahcth Hospital yesterday morning. was
last night reported 10 he improving
rapidiN,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-01

Tho lakewood Memorial Association
Vii meet a. ST Johns Church AT
o'clock today u arrange for Memorial
Day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-01
0MEN'S MEETINGS.

rho board OF manager. OF the Bap-
tis, Home for Aged Women will ne
held 1T Tho home this morning at IL
o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-01
IN AND OUT or TOWN.

Miss Bette Ellyson will leave Satur-
day for Washington. where shc will
be the guest OF relatives for the inau-
guration.
DIR. and Mrs. DOUGLAS Wander HAT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-01
BYnD no SUPPORT BJRKS
IN IiENEIiAL ASSEMBLY

District Attorney Richard Evelyn
Byrd viii" himself was widely Endorsed
to succeed Judge George NJ. Harrison.
the retiring Chief Justice. and who.
in Withdrawing his name from tho list
of possibilities, gave hearty indorsc-
mcnt to Professor Eurks. made the
following statement:
Il am much pleased with the APP
pointmcnt Of Judge RuTks.
Il have not the slightest idea OF be
ing candidate before the General
Assembly. GA tho contrary, | am pre-
pared TO advocate - tho extent Of
my power the election of Judge Eurks
b. the General Assembly Of 1915. both
FOR the uncNpircd term Of Judge
George ". Harrison, which ends on
February |. 1919, and for the full term.
which begins on that date"
The appointment of Professor Eurks
becomes effective to-day, when Judge
Harrison Will step out OF position
which lie has held with distinction for
mor. than twenty years. Judge stat
ford G.. W-hittle. BY reason of seniority,
will automatically succeed Judge Har-
,ison as president OF the court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-01
STUART CONGRATULATED
ON BURks APPOINTMENT
kilograms Pour III From Every See
tion Of State Approving
His Choice.
wHITrLE TO BE PRESIDENT
Senior Justice VIII Succeed Judge
Harrison rs Head OF Court-Byrd
Pledges His Support to Appointce
in Legislature.

That tho appointment of Martin y.
Burks to the Supreme Court Of Appeals
Is popular throughout tho State was
attested yesterday by tho fact that
Governor stuart was almost swaniped
with kilograms and letters from all
sections OF Virginia, expressing salts
faction and commencing tho Cover
nor for his action. Some of these
were from men who had lent their
support - active aspirants for the
honor.
In Richmond. prominent members Of
the legal fraternity believed that tho
Governor has made a very happy Sc
lection.
1t is a most excellent appointment
said Acknowledgement John Garland
Pollard. 1T meets with my entire APP
prevail"
Il couldn't have done better il I
had made the appointment myself"
commented another distinguished law
yer
1t is a good selection said State
senator Aubrey l.. STROBE. of Amherst,
vino vas in the city on business. 1T
would lie very hard 10 find man who
is better suited to tho position than
Professor Eurks.'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-02-23
Careful Kansas Mothers Treat
ChiIdrGn'S Colds Externally

is recommended for-I cannot say
enough in praise of It,"
Mrs. Lena Kneip. 5ll Perry st.
Lawrence, kas reports-"Last winter
my four children, aged from two to
eleven years were sick nearly all win.
ter with bad colds, and had the
gsea est trouble keeping them from
having pneumonia ! had the doc
tor several times and kept onion poul
tices on the two youngest for a week
once When I lrst tried Vicks Vap
o-Rub my faith in It was weak but
it didnt take long for me to think
Inherently as 10 relieved them soon
! Justubbed iton their chests and be
tween their shoulder blades then COW
cred with a warm flannel cloth and
lhey would 60 90 sleep and sleep wen
NapO-Rub lis the best thing for quick
relief ! have ever used
Nap-ORub comes In salye form ana
when applied over the throat and
chest the body heat releases the IN
gradients in the form Of yapors These
'ap9rs carry the medication, with each
breath, all night long through the air
passages to the lungs In addition
Nap.O-Rub is absorbed through and
stimulates the skin acting like pou
tice or plaster taking out the tight
ness and soreness. Three sizes. 25c
oOc or $lO0. A trial package free
on request The Wick Chemical Com.
pany. Greensborn. N q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-02-23
SHOULD BE SHOWN UP.

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-02-23

A glance af scterai bins pcud-
ing Al Oklahoma ClY will on.
vince any one flat We can dcco
rate deserving friends quite hap
PLY without medals
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-02-23

The enterprise 81 our rulfoad
managers is almost beyond be-
lief. Several have actuall ORDER
ed and Others contemplate odo.-
ing new rolling stock.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-02-23
THAT JAR OF MUS1EROLE ON
THE BATH ROOM SHELF
Has Relieved Pain for Every One
in the Family

When little Susie bad thc Group, when
Johnny got his feet Net and caught col E..
when father spraincd Its knee when
granny's rheumatism bothered her
HAT jar IF Muiefole was rIgHl lA-e
to give relief and comfort
Mrsteroic IS a clean white ointment.
mkde with oil Of mustard 1t wtl not
blister Ike a mustard plaster.
Quick relief for sore throat, bronchitis.
tonsilits, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia,
headache, congestion, plduisy rhcuma
iism, lumbago, pains and aches Of the
back or Joints, sprains. sore muscles
bruises, chilblans, frosted feet cold, IN
the chest (it often prevents pneumonia
Try Muaerole for eroupy children.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-10-24
Local and Personal Items.

s. c. Gilpin was home Sunday from Little Rock.
 J. H. Graves visited in Arka- delphia Sunday.
 Mrs. B. P. Young visited her sister, Mrs. H. J. Engstrom in Little Rock, last Thursday.
 Clifford Spicr and Jack Spicer of McRae, spent couple of days here last week with their broth CT, J. E. Spicer.
 MT. and Mrs. Van Reynolds, of McGehee, spent the first of the week here with friends and rela- tives.
 Rev. and Mrs. w. P. Kime, of Little Rock were the guests of friends here a few days last week.
 MT. and Mrs. w. E. Bates left last Friday for Argenta Wher they will make their home in the future.
 Mrs. Y. N. Patterson, of Lit tie Rock, has been spending a few days here with her daugh- ter, Mrs. H. H. Hunt.
 MT. and Mrs. Tom Wells, of Searcy, spent Sunday here with her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. s. Ladd.
 Miss Mona Lewis and cousin, Howard Crosby motored down from Heber Springs Saturday and spent day here with hel mother, Mrs. J. E. Lewis.
 For Sale-80 acre farm, Az miles north of town, team of young mules; wagon; farm i'm plements; 3 head of cattle; 3( hogs; sorghum mill complete with gasoline engine; new Fore car. Write w. c. Mead, owner
 Judsonia, Ark, Route 1.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-10-24

MT. and Mrs. s. s. Glover, of Lonoke, motored up Sunday to spend a few hours with their son, Albert Glover.
 Miss Oma White, of Little Rock, is spending the week here with friends and relatives.
 MT. and Mrs. o. l.. Young and Miss Dorothy Welton spent the week end with friends and rela- tives at Wheatley and Brinkley.
 Rev. A. w. Hallmark will fill his rgular appointment at Lew is School House next Sunday af- ternoon at 3 o'clock, Everybody come.
 The fall pines pine,
 The Pawpaws pause,
 And the bumblebee
 Bumbles all day.
 The eavesdropper drops,
 Andthe grasshoppr hops,
 While gently the cow
 Slips away.
 Do you get up at night? Sanol is surely the best for all kidney CT bladder troubles. s anol gives relief in 24 hours from all back ache and bladder troubles. Sanol ;s a guaranteed remedy. 35c and S1.00 bottle at the drug store.
 FOR SALE OR TRADE-1 have two Divers and one Under wood typewriter for sale or trade. Will trade for potatoes, berry plants, peas, hay or corn Also have five head of horses and mules for sale or trade. Will trade any or all of them for above articles. See me if you are ready for trading.
 J. A. BAUER.
 When you have Backache the liver or kidneys are sure to be out of gear. Try Sanol it does wonders for the liver, kidneys and bladder. A trial 35c bottle iof Sanol will convince you. Get it at the drug store.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-10-24

MT. and Mrs. s. s. Glover, of Lonoke, motored up Sunday to spend a few hours with their son, Albert Glover.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-10-24


 T. H. Beals. For Rent 2 room house.
 T. H. BEALS. Miss Blanche Herrin spent last Saturday in Little Rock. For Sale Two horseswagon.
 J. H. Pratt. c. w. Bell was at home from Newport Sunday.
 l.. N. Hoskins spent part of last week in Little Rock.
 For Sale Good brood mare.
 s. N. Devoe. 10-3O F.G. Briggs was the guest of friends in Cabot, Sunday.
 P. l.. Blackshire was home Sunday from Cotton Plant. ForSale- One 8 year cid mare. See Claud Humphries. Ransel Shepard Coffman died in Searcy, Ark, Oct. 18,1917. Sewing and hair switch mak- ing Mrs. R. A. Judge and Miss Nett Maxwell. 11-15 w. R. Chandler, of Calico Rock, was in town Monday. Mrs. w. P. Kelley was in Ken sett Saturday.
 Athel Woodward was up from Camp Pike Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. T. w. Leggett, of Little Rock, are spending a few days here with friends.
 Baldock at Searcy has four cars wagons and buggies for sale or trade. See him before buying. ll-7 Misses Grace Aldridge and Helen Brewer visited in Cave City Saturday and Sunday.
 Naturalization pickers and day hands. 1 mile west of town on the Howard farm.
 w. s. Hastings. 1924 Mrs. J. H. Roth spent last Thursday in Little Rock with friends.
 Morley Buice, of Clay, is spending a few days in town with his uncle, Ike Buice. c. H. Youngblood spent the first of the week at home from his work near Little Rock.
 Floyd Burkett and Miss Ruby Chastain were married last Sat urday afternoon in Searcy.
 Miss Helen Holmes, of Little Rock, visited her parents, MT. and Mrs. G. Holmes, Sunday. Leo Whitlow of Bradford. spent Tuesday afternoon ln town.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. s. Jennings spent the week end with rela- tives in Little Rock.
 FARMERS--TAKE NOTICE Good hogs command higher prices in our markets than evel before in the history of oul country. Why? Because great CT demands for meat both a l. ~x.,.o o,oJ obrooJ oro daily com
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-07-21

1890 Player. w. H., Lynchburg.
Route /.
1891 Player William p, Lynch
burg
1892 Pompey, Ollie, I.ynchburg.
1893 Richardson, Friendly, Lyncn-
burg.
1894 Richardson, Lott, Lynch.
burg.
1879 Robinson, A, Lynchburg
1896 Robertson, Robert, Shiloh.
1897 Rush. j. c., Olanta.
1893 Sanders, Richard, Olanta.
1899 Scott Guile, Shiloh.
ZOOO Singletary, John, Lynchburg.
20O1 Singletary, Willis. Lynch
burg.
2OO2 Smith, Henry, Lynchburg.
zoo3 Smith, j. L., Lynchburg,
Route /.
2OO4 Smith, Warrin, Lynchhurg.
zoos Taylor. Eliza, Shiloh.
zoos Taylor, Noah. Olanta.
2OO7 Taylor, Paul, Shiloh.
zoos Thomas, Laton s., Lynch-
| burg.
zoos Tindale, Paul, Shiloh.
2OlO Tomlinson, A. B., Olanta
2ol1 'Tomlinson. G. E., Lynchburg.
2O12 Tomlinson, j. c.. Lynchburg,
Route /.
! 2O13 Truluck, c. l., Lynchburg.
2Ol4 Truluck, E. D., Lynchburg.
2o15 Truluck. G. c., Lynchburg.
2ol6 Truluck. ]. II, Lynchburg.
| zol7 Truluck, ]. NJ, Olanta.
2O1S Truesdale. Henry. Lynch
| burg.
2O19 Trusel, Sam. Shiloh.
Z02O Weaver, H. G., Lynchburg.
| 2O21 Welch. George. Turbeville, r.
F. d.
| 2O22 Wells. Robert, Shiloh.
| 2o23 Wells, Thomas, Shiloh.
| 2O24 White, Clash, Lynchburg.
2O25 White, Cunningham, Shiloh.
| 2o26 White. Melville. Lynchburg.
2O27 Wilson, c. L., Lynchburg.
| 2o2S Wilson, David, Motts Bridge.
2O29 Wilson, Eugene. Lynchburx
2oSO Wilson. Jake. Lynchburg, r.
F. d.
2oS1 Wilson, John, Motifs Bridge.
| 2o32 Wilson. o. B., Olanta.
2o3S Wilson. Robert, Jr, Shiloh.
2O34 Wilson. Warren, Atkins.
2O35 Williams, Bradley, Shiloh.
| 2036 Williams, Charlie, Lynch
burg.
2O37 Williams. James, Motto
Bridge.
2038 Williams. 7. H. Ivnchbur1
2039 York, H. L.. Shiloh. p II.
d. 1.
| 204O Yorke. Paul. Shiloh.
2o41 York. Pierson. Shiloh.
Mayesville.\
ZO42 Alexander, E., Mayesville.
| 2O43 Alexander. Gary, Mayesviiis.
| 2O44 Alexander. William. Mayes-
vile.
2o45 AmmersOn, r. b., Mayesville.
2O46 Anthony. Eugene, Mayesville.
2o47 Atkinson. Doe Eugene.
| Mayesville.
| 2O4S Beard, Robert, Mayesville.
| 2O49 Benjamin, Clicks, Jr.. Mayes-
vile.
2o50 Benjamin. General. Mayes.
VILE
2o51 Benjamin. Robert. Mayes-
vile.
2052 Benjamin.. sammie, Mayes-
vile.
2o5S Benjamin. Willie Mack. shi-
loh.
| 2O54 Blackwell. George s., Mayes.
Vile.
| 2055 Boyce, H. w., Mayesville.
| Z056 Bradley. c. d.. MayesviIle
| 2o57 Bradley. Samuel. Mayesvi.ie.
| 2O5S Brown. Wash. Mayesville.
/ 2O59 Brunson. Henry II. uaves.
vile.
| 2o6O Burkett. ]. j., Mayesvllle.
| 2o61 Butler. Harrison. Mayesville.
| 2o62 Butler, Thomas, Maycsvil!e.
| 2o63 Caesar, Willie. Mayesville
| 2O64 Caesar, Gussic, Mayesv:lle.
| Zo65 Carolina, Manson Mayes-
vile.
| 2066 Carter, Mace, Mayesy!He.
2067 Cosey, Nathaniel. Mayesv lie.
2O6s Cato. Gaines. Ntayesv!llc.
2O69 Caesar. Elias. Mayesville.
2O7O Chandler, Berrie, Mayesvi.;a.
2O7l Cooper, Gardner, Mayesyilie.
2O72 Cooper, James L.. MayewiIis.
2G73 Cooper, James. Mayesville.
2O74 Cooper. James. Mayes,itls.
2o75 Cooper ]. NJ, MayeSvillc.
2O76 Cooper, Sam. MaYeSYilIe
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-07-21

'H1$st Williams, Wesley. Provi-
dsnce.
= 1tsa Yates. Charlie h.. Providence.
'n 1883 Yates. Stevens W.. Provi-
1sncs.
80 Wedgefeld.
aeld.
ftss Anderson. Henry. Sumter.
Route Q.
t 1sss Anderson. Warren. Wedge.
nSld.
80 '1<s7 Aycock. Albert f.. Wedge
nsld.
4 lass Aycock. Naniius. Wedgefleld.
.k 1853 Baird, Wallace. Sumter.
Dsuss Q.
1sse Baker. Albert. Wedgefieid.
ru Ballard. stonewai. Wedge
nsld.
H. 1ss2 Bethune, Sylvester, Wedge
6sld. Route 4.
n 1<ss Bethune. James, wedgef,eld.
E 1es4 Boney. Peter. wedgefield.
1<ss Bradley. Samuel. wedgeHeld.
less Brice. n. W.. wedgeHeid.
~ 1<s7 Britton. Jack. wedgeaeld.
1<ss Brohun. Matthew g.. Wedge
xobld.
1<es Brown. Jefferson, wedgefield
Il 1S7e Brown. Legrand. wedgeheld.
lS7l Brown. Scyrun. Wedgefield.
w 1473 Brown. VIM. Leroy, Wedge
.1old.
t 1<7s Bursess. silas. Sumter.
nouts 3.
4 1s7@ Burgess. JohR wedgef,eid.
1tW Burroughs. william. Wedge
" 1<7s Byrd. william. wedgeneid.
:. 1<u cantey. Aaron. wedgefield.
r1%7s capers. Charley. wedsefeld.
1<7s Chandler. Harold. Wedge
oe)d.
14ee Clark. Frank. wedgef,eld. ,
1ts1 Coleman. Willie. Sumter.
14ss Crosby. David. wedgefeid.
1co>s Q.
1<ss Cummings. Herbert. Wedge
nsI1.
I, VI 1855 Davis. David. wedgeneld.
f 1<ss Davis. Henry. wedgeneld.
1tss DeLarge. 1sadore. wedge
nold.
"A 1857 Dickson. Samuel. Sumter.
I. Route 8.
[. DIV less Dinkins. Ben. wedgeheid.
1<se DuBose. Monday. wedgeneld
1880 Dukes. Richard. wedgeneld.
~ 1<si Duncan. Henry. wedgeheid.
1>s2 Dwyer. James. wedgefield.
1893 Dwight p NJ. wedseheld. r.
I'd.
1>s4 Fielder. Stewart. wedgeneld.
M las 0adsden. BENJAMIN. Wedge
.,s 1ees Garrett. Steven. wedgeneld.
- 1co5 Garrett. James. wsdssasld.
14to Gayle. Frank. wsdset,eld.
s<Yf4ss Gayle. Isaiah. wedgeAold.
1sse Gayle. Leo. wedseneid.
M asof Gayle. Lewis. wedgefleld.
q Rosts 4.
tf 1904 Gayle. Marion. wedgefeid.
1908 Gilmore. Grady. wedgefield.
1s04 oeddis. Jerry. wedgefieid.
4 1905 Graham. Willie. wedgefieid.
1sos Green. Harry. wedgefieid.
1so7 Green. Henry. Sumter. Route
3.
1sos Green. sammie. Sumter,
Route ..
1sos Green. william. wedgefieid.
1Sne Grimm. L. B.. wedgeheld.
1s1i Harvin. George, Sumter
Route ..
1s12 Harvin. John. wedgef,eld.
f& 1913 Harvin. Joe. Wedgeheld.
1s1< Haynes. Spencer. wedgefield
1916 Haynsworth. Walter, Sumter,
= Route 3.
1915 Henderson. Henry c. Jr.,
Sumter. Route 8.
ik17 Henderson. Willie. Sumter,
!. Route 3
i61s Holmes. Harrison. Wedge
neld.
1919 Hopkins. -. ,se. wedgefield.
1920 Jackson. Benjamin. Sumter,
5 Route 8.
1871 jackson. Joseph. wedgefeld.
isxZ James. X. j.. Wedgefeid.
1898 Johnson. Charlie, wedgefield
- is2f Johnson. Cornelius. Wedge
rield.
1875 Johnson. Herbert. Wedgeheld.
1895 johnson. Paul. wedgeAeid.
1877 Jones. Ben. wedgeheld.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-07-21

i554, Pitts, Herbert, wedgefield.
1855 Pringle. James. wedgefield.
1856 Pringle. julius. wedgefield.
1867 Ramsey. Ernest, wedgefeld.
1858 Ramsey. Harrison. Wedge
field.
1869 Ramsey. Washington, Sum-
ter. Route 8.
1850 Reese, Richard, wedgeheld.
1851 Reid, Matthew. Sumter.
Route 8.
1862 Rhodes. Hesekiah. Wedge
field.
1868 Rhodes. Luke, WedgeHeld.
1864 Rhaodes. Malachiah. Wedge
field.
1866 Richardson. Damon, Wedge
field.
1866 Richardson. Derry. Sumter,
Route 3
1867 Richardson. Gilbert. Sumter,
Route 3.
1868 Ricks. scripen, Wedgefield.
1869 Robinson. Clarence. Wedge
field.
1870 Ryan. Cornelius NJ. Wedge
field.
1571 Ryan. Gerald D., wedgefield.
1872 Ryan. G. b.. wedgefeld.
| 1873 Ryan. j. H.. Wedgefleld.
| 1874 Ryan. w. d.. wedgeheld.
1876 Sanders. Joseph. Wedgefield.
p576 Sims. Andrew. Wedgefeld.
1877 Sims, Reubin. Wedgefleld.
| 1878 SimOns. Jefey, Wedgefield.
1879 Singleton. Daniel, wedgefield.
1880 Singleton, Edward, Wedge
field.
1881 Singleton, r. r.. wedgefe,d.
1852 Singleton, Samuel. Wedge
field.
1883 Singleton. Wade, Jr.. Wedge
field.
1884 Smith, George, Wedgeneld.
1885 Snow, Moses. wedgefeld.
1856 spann. A. c.. Sumter. Route
Is.
1887 spann. James. Sumter, Route
8.
1888 Taylor. Charlie, Wedgefield.
1853 Thomas. +. E., Wedgefeld.
1890 Thomas. j. c., Wedgefeld.
1881 Thomas, Lu H.. Wedgefield.
1892 Tredwell. Jesse. Wedgefeld.
/ 1893 Washington, Charlie. Wedge.
field.
1894 Watts. James, wedgefeld.
| 1896 Weathers. Glib, Wedgefield.
1886 Weathers. Thomas, Wedge
field.
1897 Weinberg. b. A.. wedgefield
1898 Weinberg, NJ. NJ, wedgefield
1899 Wilson. John, Wedgefield.
1900 Windham. j. c., wedgeheld
1901 Williams. Elliott. wedgeheld
1902 Williams. Willie. wedgefield.
1893 Young. James W.. Wedge
field. 80. \ ~. -.
/ W stateburg.
1904 Aston, Ed. Claremont.
1906 Aston. James. Horatio.
16os Alston. Jimmie. Horatio.
1907 Aston. Mansil. Claremont.
1908 Alston. Richard. Sumter
Route 8.
1909 Anderson, James. Claremont
1910 Anderson. Sam. Claremont.
1Sl1 Atkinson. Henry. Horatio.
| 1912 Atkinson. John. Horatio.
1913 Atkinson. Mathew. Clare
mont.
1915 Atkinson. Robert, Horatio.
nS1S Atkinson. Thomas. Clare
mont.
1s1s Atkinson. Wallace. Wedge
field.
1917 Ballard. Sam. Sumter, Route
1918 Benenhaley. Aaron. Sumter
Route 3.
1919 Benenhaley. j. NJ. Sumter
Route 3.
1920 Benenhaley. Noah. Sumter
Route 3.
1924 Benenhaley. r. j.. Sumter
Route 3.
1922 Blanding. Hampton. Sumter
Route 3.
1e's Blanding. Frank, Dalzell
Route /.
1928 Blackwell. Hamilton. Sumter
Route 3.
| 1876 Bolden. Robert, Claremont.
1926 Bonepart. Charlie. Sumter
Route 3.
1927 Bowen. Z Eugene. Sumter
Route 3.
| 1878 Bradley, Charlie. Stateburg.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-07-21


1866 Gamble, Tom, Shiloh.
1867 Gamble. w. W., Shiloh.
1868 Gardner, William, Shiloh.
1863 Geddis, Arthur, Shiloh.
1870 Goldman. Baston, Lynchburg
1871 Goodman, Carter. Shiloh.
1872 Goodman, Dudley, Shiloh.
1873 Goodman, Ervine, Shiloh.
1874 Goodman, Fl. o., Shiloh.
1875 Goodman, III. T., Lynchburg.
1876 Goodman, Jake, Shiloh.
1877 Goodman, Jerome, Shiloh.
1878 Goodman, Jerry, Lynchburg.
1879 Goodman, Joseph, Lynch
)urg, Route 1.
1880 Goodman, Jessie D., Lynch
burg.
1881 Goodman, Thomas, Lynch
burg.
1882 Goodman, Wesley, Shiloh.
1888 Gibbs, b. G.. Lynchburg.
1884 Gibbs, Jake, Shiloh.
1885 Gibson, Esau, Olanta.
1885 Graham, Charlie, Olanta.
1887 Gradham, James, Olanta.
1888 Graham, j. w., Olanta.
1889 Graham, NJ. E., Olanta.
1890 Graham, Willie, Olanta.
1891 Granger, T. E., Olanta.
1892 Green, Rinly, Shiloh.
1893 Green, Albert Shiloh.
1894 Gray, James, Lynchburg
1895 Hannah, Louis, Lynchburg.
1896 Harry Marion, Shiloh.
1897 Harry, Austen, Shiloh.
1898 Harris, Walter. Lynchburg.
1899 Hickman, Julius, Lynchburg.
1900 Hickman, Glide, Motto Bridge
1901 Hickman, Evander, Olanta.
1902 Hickman, Osborn, Lynchburg
1903 Horton, S. r., Lynchburg.
1904 James. w. E., Shiloh.
1905 James, Henry, Shiloh.
1906 James, Yetter, Shiloh.
1907 jenkins, Prince, Shiloh.
1908 Johnson, ]. r., Shiloh.
1909 Johnson, Kirby, Lynchburg.
1910 Johnson, r. A., Lynchburg
1911 Johnson, w. D., Lynchburg
1912 Jollie, Pleasant, Lynchburg
1913 JOrdon, j. c., Lynchburg.
1914 Keels, E. r., Shiloh.
1915 Keels, ]. r., Shiloh.
1916 Keels, j. H., Lynchburg.
1917 Keels. r. F. Jr.. Lynchburg.
1918 Keels. w. E.. Shiloh.
1919 Keels. w. j., Shiloh.
1920 Kennedy, Jacob, Shiloh.
1921 Kennedy. Stephen, Olanta.
1922 Kerby. Curshaw, Shiloh.
1928 Kirby. D. D., Lynchburg, r.
r. D.
1924 Kirby. Willie. Lynchburg.
1925 Lee, Andrew. Motto Bridge.
1926 Lee. Silas. Motto Bridge.
1927 Lennon, Will, Shiloh.
1928 Lincoln. ]. W.. Lynchburg.
Route /.
1929 Locklair, Lora, Iynchburg.
1880 Lovett, Willie T., Lynchburg.
1881 Lowery, Henry. Shiloh,
Route 1.
1892 Lowrie, Harrie, Shiloh.
1888 Mack, Willie, Shiloh.
1894 Matthews, Jim, Lynchburg.
a fl
burg.
1896 Mills. Willie, Shiloh.
1887 Miller. Albert. Shiloh.
1888 Miller, Elijah. Olanta.
1899 Miller. Milton, Shiloh.
1910 Miller. Robert. Shiloh.
1s41 Minis. o.. j., ,Lynchburg.
1912 Minis. NJ. b., Lynchburg,
Route 1.
1913 Muldrow. Irwin, Lynchburg.
1914 Moore. B. s.. Lynchburg.
I945 Moore. T. A., Olanta.
1916 Moore. wy L., Olanta.
1947 Olstin, Grant, Lynchburg.
194S McAlister. julius, Lynch
burg.
1s49 Mcbride. s. W.. Lynchburg,
Route 1.
1880 McClan, Ed, Lynchburg.
1881 McCray, Mack, Shiloh.
1852 Mcdowell. George, Shiloh.
1888 Mcdowell, Ira Lynchburg.
1894 McElveen, Harvey, Mott
Bridge.
lS55 McElveen, j. F., Lynchburg.
1886 McElveen, j. j., Lynchburg
1857 McElveen, Namoh, Motto
Bridge.
1898 McElveen, Samuel, Lynch
Durg.
1899 McElveen, Il. r., Lynchburg
Route 1.
1860 McElveen, w. T., Olanta.
1861 McFaddin. Elliott. Lynchburs
1862 McFaddin, Wiley, Shiloh.