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I r UUWIU UB7f9d> BAUTWKLE, LOCAL AY Geo. B. Todd, Brown’s Hill; was in town on Sunday last l Capt. .W. 1). i Black, of Williston-was in the city 4 ' W ed nesday. ;• Allen Brown, of Meyers Mill, spent Sunday last in town with friends. Mr. and ^\V. F.'Mims, pf Elko,were in this city Saturday of last week. A few special prices in silver and cut glass for wedding gifts at* W. 17. Gantt’s. • ltptf Jackson, is visiting relatives here this week. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Proveaux, . of Cave ‘sp’ent ..Sunday with Mr/-and Mi$. W. P. Brabham. Mr. J. B. Armstrong spent last Sunday with his brother, .i-Exed L. Armstrongs of Augusta. Mr. Harty Tliomrson, man ager of the Williston Motor Co., was a visitor here Wednesday^ J. Jl. Brodye was at home this -past w<iek from Greenville, where he .is in camp at Camp Sevier. - Mrr. ArO. ! Mathe\\ s of New berry, is here visiting her pa rents, Mr. and Mrs/ L. G. Rtcli- ardson. / Mrs. Austin Latimer and a party of friends motored over from Williston on Saturday afternoon. Dr. and Mrs. B. F. Stoma and Mrs. S. R. Compton, of Blackville, were' in the city Tuesday evening. * * • Mrs. F. S. Owens and son, Frank S. Owens, Baldock, were in. the city on business in the probate court Monday. * Mr. G. E. Turpin, brother T thp 'spetA Sunday in Snellifi guests of Mr. and Mrs. A . P. Baxley. ; A truck Ire!cfifging to Mf; Henry Baxley, .of this city, caught fire Saturday afternoon while' he was filling a gasoline tank and was partially destroyed. . * ' f Corp. John O. Brabham, 323rd Inf. Machine Gun Go., Camp Sevier, has returned to Camp after spending several day9 here with relatives s and friends. ... ■; ' y ■ Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Drum- Private Carter Price, of CampjTtftmd, and little son, of Barn well, attended the funeral of the former’s uncle, Mr. Frank W. Weatliersbee at W 7 hite Pond Tuesday. , ./ Maj. Ja9. A. Willie from Camp Sevier. Greenville, spent one day in town last week, call ing on friends, and from there visiting his friends and relatives in Williston. Miss Virginia Moseley lias returned from Spartanburg, where she has been at Converse college for the past year. "She has visiting her Miss Todd of Laurens. S. Ct of Mrr. J. T Armstrong, of Piedmont, Greenville -county, is visiting here alii* week. Mr. and Mrs'. Isadore Brown were visitor* here "Sunday, The guests of Mr. L. Co-hen, the father of Mrs. Brown. Carter Price, of Camp Sevier, is at home for several days leave. He will return to Camp 0n -Thursday of this week Vela Morris* and Creech, of Olar, Misses Maude Rubv are spending some tinifc. with Miss Ethel Sanders of this city. R. W. Riley, Jr., of (’amp Jackson, Medical Supply Dej or, Base Hospital, spent jhe last week-end in town with relatives. . Messrs. B. Stringfellow, M. C. # Kitehings •and Beuj. M. Smith, of Williston-,* were in this city Saturday of last week. Mr.‘ and.. Mrs. L. W. Weath ersbee, Mrs. G. M. Buist and Mrs. T. J Attawuy of this citv spent Wednesdaydn the city of Denmark, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Z. Brooker. Miss Floride Johnson, the efficient stenographer of the probate court, spent last week end at her home in Allendale attending the closing execises of the Allendale High School. The State Campaign meeting will be held at Barnewll next Tuesday, 18th inst. At this meeting all candidates for State offices will address the people and outline their plat form; A large erowd is expected to attend. Mr. W. R. Sandifer, of Walterhoro, passed through here Monday-en route for Macon, Ga., driving an Overland car with a hearse' body reversed.' The eer will be left at the ma chine shop to he converted into an auto hearse. -The many friends of Prof. Geo. M. Artnstrdrigt one (be instructors of C-leiason College, will be pleased to know that lie has been apjxiinted to a position in the Plant-Industry of the /United States iVpur* mem m Agriculture at Washing ton and will he stationed at Auburn, Alp., Mr. Armstrong has just returned, to Clemson from Washintou, whore* lie was called by the 'Deparment for ‘instruction. • / ' r ; ; jf. Miss Harriet to t Patterson, who lias been down on the Island near Charleston.toy the/ past few days on a house-party, returned the first, part of.last we^k.- reporting quite a pleasant visit and trip. __ • Ghas v jQam)i) Simms, Esq.. returned on Monday from ■New-, York, where-he-htfs - been visiting with hig wife for. the past'week. Mrs - Simms, will remain in New York for a month’s stay with friends. ■X, • . Mr. Lucius O. Bennett, of Baldock. picked from his full a beautiful red qotton bloom, and mailed to us on the 9th inst.; the' indications are that this bloom had appeared several days before. Mr. Bennett is one of the most progressive farmers in the Baldock section, as well as successful merchant and jus tice of the'peace. -AVIATION MECHANICS NEEDED IN NAVY. \ , Carpenters Mates.—Men mxy he reeruited-ior the above rating' from the following trade#: Woodworking factory"mechanic, skilled pattern air propeller bulkier; journeyman carpepter. iVpar— ylom* and Aash: rpil^ foreman, Avhx^L mill worker, mill ram, fac tory carpenter, tank or station Ml - ‘ > pipe factory worker, cooper, rel maker, stair builder. Blacksmiths.—Men, mav he recruited, for the above rating from any of the following trades : Machine shop blacksmith, con tractor, blacksmith, forge shop man, country blacksmith,flange turner, tools in‘th, tool dresser, hammersmith,hammer operator, drop spring forger, springsmith, spring fitter, saw marker, shaft CANDIDATES CARDS. j,* Fl R tONORESS; , ' I am a candidate foj Congo*.** (or the second ( Congressional DKttdef, cnmnoM-d of the couatief of S:ilhd:i, E.dgefidd, Ai- hcn. Ruin well, BambeVg; flr^mpton, Jas per and Beaufort, wrfpeet to the present and future laws and' rules of the Demrp orafic party Platform: ^-‘One hundred Mfller’s AmUcptk Oil, Km wp As per cent American.” SergT private Jake Levy, of Camp Sevier, are here on a furlough visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. L. M. Mace and daughter, and Mrs. J. G. Muodt*, Jr. Mrs. C. F. Molair,“Mr. and Charlie Brown, and Mrs. Sol omon Brown, attended the com mencement exerci*o^ hut week at Porter’s Militafy Academv-. Ralph Brownytind Leroy Mo- laiYwyre each graduated from that college this year. ‘ , machinist. foreman service Mr. Leroy Molair returned j plant,worker in magneto,mauu- •ician, . . ^ me- trip to Washington and various ehanie, automobile, road testor. otlier points of interest through ; taxi driver, truck driver, plant I electra ian.electrical repair man. Men are needed for the fallow ing brandies of the Navy : Ma chinists mates, quartermasters, blacksmiths, coppersmiths, and ship fitters. ' The following is a list of the trades from which en rollment will be made in one of the above ratings. In addition coming under one'of the follow ing trades, applicants will be re quired to pass the physical ex amination required by the Navy : Those that will be enrolled at tlii^s time will be put on the in active statutes for ilm' present. The chances for attending schools and promotions arc* usu ally good. The following i* the list of the trades referred to above. Machinists Mates. — Foreman tool room machinists, expert tool room machinist, geueral air plane engine assembler, automo bile engine expert, automobile repairer, general machinist, au to jnechanic, auto truck assem- bler,^carburetor niedifinie, ser- vice station general auto me chanic,’service station general auto mechanicr, chassis assem bler, tool room machinist, man ufacturing inspector, f-part in spect ar^ "automobile assembly plant foreman, foreman auto strigh teller. Qb(5 per smiths,—Men may he recruited for the above rating from the following trades : cop- pehsmiTh. Shipfitter.—Men may he re cruited.for the. above rating from any of* the following trades: Sheet metal worfeeiv tinr/smith, plate worker, plumber v accety- lene welder,, arc welder, auto genous welder, gas welder oxy- acetylene wilder,-riveting ma chine operator,, small squeezer riveting machine operator, boil er makers, tank builders, heavy blacksmiths, riveters. In general, rating upon en rolling should he bandsmen, hut iiiay iu tho case of exceptional high as first men he made as class. Any. further information as to enrollment in any of the above- branches of the Navy or Navy Reserve Force can be obtained fiom the Ensign N. W. Hodge, Section Commander, Beaufort, _ ... ft. Kj\ - • WORDS FROM HOME.' Stattmron That Mav Be loveatltaUcf--Tei- - * 1 1. - limooy of Barowtll Ci'liens. —Wt ien » Barnwell citizen dhmf» to tl e fr nt te:li.iir It 8 frieiid* and ne gh- hetrp of It is - xperGnoe. jon can rely on eincerity The i<tat*«n**t‘t« of people r-eidiisg in fnr away plnce* do n«a coiiiiimui your ennfideoce Home endor»» n.ient is the ko d tliat backs Doan’* K dney Bilk. S<ch tsstimony i- conrinciiw. Inv^aiiea i >h prove* it true, Below b n gta’errtent of a Barn well resiift-ni. No hi f.o >rer prtof of iivrit can be h«d. T J A'tHWty, proprietor nl groe»ry Nfri*’ a'rret sH.y<«: ”1 u>ied Doay’a Kid ney P 11* t r Ijim* back'some two or three U'uw rj;o. I did n t use very many blit wh«t I did u*e gave me re lief. If I kept on faking them I thii k 1 would i ave ft -en cured, at any rate, I do net Sosiihtfeio say that Doan’s K’dn-y Pdk artf a mighty ” • G.L.TtMde, _ - . Aiken } >r</ I hcrCfty announce my wrtididaey fpr reelect ion to Congress, pledging myself to abide by the ruffes and regulations of the Democratic party and to support the nominaefc thereof. —- -- • j James F. Byrnes. OR HOUSE OF RRPRESENTATIV^ ~ ing served the people of tfie Coun ty for Jhe past tw o years a^4 member < f the lower hotise of the*iefieral Assembly (and 1 think faithfi>)fy), I hereby an- nounce rov candidacy* for re election in. the coming prinjrfry, and pledge -myself to stand by the'nomination of the Demo cratic party/hnd to do all in my power to promote its success. -), James E. Davis. ~~ 7 FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR I hereby announce myself a candidal j for County Supervisor,' subject .to the rules and reguiatums of the Democrat c primary, and pkflge myself to sup(K> t the nominee thereof. v .^ J- *>• Still, Allendale, SrC:, R.F.D. 1 hereby announce myself.a canditlutp fdr re-election . to the office of Cbunly Supervisor, subject to the mtes and reg ulations of the Democratic primary election. — B. H. Dyches. FOR MAPISTRA1E 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for Magistrate in Four Mile, subject tothc rules and regulations of ihe Democratic primary; and pledge myself to sup»K>rt the matinee theteoi J. B. Peeples, MillettvjWC, .S. C. 1 hereby announce ma candidate for Magistrate, in FrairMfU, subject*to the ruins and regukftirtns of the Demo cratic propary, asrdpfedge myself to sup port the mTcnuG* thereof. J. J/Snelling, Millettville, S.C. I hereby announce mysjjlf a candidate for re-eiection to'the ojirce of Magistral? in Red Oak, subjecptO the rules and reg ulations of thej^&mocratis primary, aid pleilge myspiTto support the nominees thetreoh/-^’^ 1 ‘ : * George L. $kfill 5~ - *oil lively ri Relieve P< Mi nur.es, • Few Try it right n f >n\f>r JthMrit v *m f N**ur.H g h. Lumb<g»/re. * ' ad "w -liv,; j lints, p%i s U* tlm h* «U..I ack a« d- limbs, corhs. hunlols. eti«. After on- appl-ctfi iu {Vain TiTsfppeHi - a!m< st an if by magic. I !/ A lev reim-dv ne^dTinternsLv/A^d externally for C »ugh*.! Goliti*. Vr .up., S .i** Tumat, Dipbtlwrjft ai d T< r. -vili-' tin. 4 f /A - J hi* -Off is ernced«»ri*to bd't ^ most ratiiiR reu »*«fy kirfwo D- and imuj-dint^ effect,':ifi Jelieri, > nnii, in do*- to the fadt thMJrt oniKt^n-s to tin* .affected parts iostmtuoi poor t e*t piece i f so e Je* etrate thin rubntauefe ihrctitit nonl through, in throe inihptes.. Accept—no—substmrtc. Tin* 4 eat oii is gulden red eoloennlf. Ev***» ho*.* t e goa anfeed ; 25c, COc ntm $>. 00 « b *ttie nr moi ey rt-fuAoed at C. Nk Hurckhnltvr. Druggie*. Burn* w. II ,S. C. / - The R. P. Sesrttan Drug Co , Alien* dale. S O. ■ ins-ti t pen*-tr*;* a to is at bnoe. tjkn i n d r Apr < n t 0 ck- f**th* r a«d It *< l,ien- . NOTICE OF DISCHARCfeT' - No ice in her**by give., ttrat T baft ^ 'iled my fionl account wj*b H«■ 11 Joint f ' K Signing. Judge vlf Pr-bate for • •<amwell C'oimj. t* K helmi P io.ter Tvagne h- u VviJa m Pn**-t^r. Ki u »i iai>pl> for lot era din- uiifnurj upon S»t ird*< j. Ju> e yuih. 1018. J. H. Hewlett. Gu ro: u.‘ » This 1st da> of June 1918 , t Gift V 'v CITATION, The STATE OK SOUTH CAROLINA, Count y of Bur 1 w e:l. By John K. Snelling. Etquire, Pn bate - Judge. Whert*i9, A. M. Sit ders hath rmid • m\ suit to me u> grant unto • ere of A(lministrR*.ion on ^i** Ertaie Mayfe ffoi mi L t it« iOolly.de cue. Price 6O0 at »11 d* al^re. Don’t Grop y ssk for jv tidt«*v remedy — fcet Dunn’s Kidney PiBh — the Himr that Mr A111 wav had. Foster-Mil turn Co., Mfgrs., B6ff-.li* N. Y. • * v ^7 1 ivjvwi in ki |Mam, >VUI KOI IU IilclJ^llt;l() II from his ^xte'nded trip North onyfactuiinjr plant,'autoeleotri Saturday of last week. Hi electrician, motor skilled Mick ' (locklin ahTT NortheFii YTrgi.ma ' proved 1h- of.great benefit to his health- j repair electrician, electrical tiia- Jiulginj; from his appearanc» ; cl» in ist, jolibhig -mat* hinist,- ex - he is growing younger and wi | pert press operator,, expert die ere glad to see such improve manufacturer, press product# in- -.meiit in liis physical condition. j spectid/tool nutkei, boring mill nn< 1 soti are visiting their sisH'r. j M'** ^ . H. Mt/DanieL went up ’ ^pM ator, milling macoi i.e, ina- Mrs. Langley, in Columbia, {.to Colunihia' on Sundav, taking { ( -' ll i l|( ‘ (, !> <1 ' a tor, s La per operator, ... . / , . , ■ „ , . I WitTi him histwolitr]edatiohter>. 1 ^'’d'der operator, gauge, die and .\ [ y 'J' 1 ‘y | ' U -;‘ , y Annie and. Thelma. Mrs, M< fixtureTnaker; small lathe opt r- ls - s * ( , ° d H ... U> - 11 / y Daniels is already in-Columbia. ? »Jhi‘*iorema!f 1 acDoryrep-iii>h• > of the di*t o’l Mr pemoci’«ti< ptii tv N a.y<I a ( f H , ro t( -. n - ( j aV> ai! ,, m-ial linislicpratutumuic'ser.eAC tiie enrollment commit-, j M 01 .;i ( , r to be with her" h*ihv , ihaehine operator, boucli hand. filer., buffer, polisher. •. v ■; , y '• - . pYiio- isuioiv .in the, city has pi ta i W.Frank Hazel and son, j for treatment. Her many friends for her sneedv recovery -rr- - W. Edd Connelly, Charlie Owens ; and aLhIcoiu O’Neal, of Fairfax, were visitors here Monday'. , w / Signalman McLftiirin Brocker, who is in the United States Navy, is on a furlough visiting rest y Dr. and M rs./Ronald 0.. Gyleh, ( enjoy of Philadelpiii. >*• * Misses Fdiza and Emnia Kirk land of this, city were" visitors • .1 e t * i.. i.„;ii„ d.™ hope for jxfr speedy and return home. > Capt. II*. A. Simms of Oamn Sevihr, Greet)vfile, S'. C., spent the past week in town with rel ative* mud friends,, enjoying a .frhm military duties. ati11 fishing ... O relieving his thought* from camp life. Caj»t. 8imjus was looking fine -and m ari-'iio-iifithiir in 'Sm- froi » our -ing several days and - otherwise day, the gjh'sts of their sister, Mrs. FicMin-gk Miy flPo. L. Hill, Magistrate fer/Red ()ak, will make thej ee for re-election; Him"card ipears _el*t'whei'o in this is*ue of the SiLut.iu.el. town hoys *Se\ ier. now m camp ft seems that German sul)- rnarinX’sare busy in the* Atlantic. Sunday* News and Courier /e- porfs the following'': lv* /’Ail Atlantic Port, June 8th i‘ rtnan 5 .suiomanrif‘S -R- S. Hicks and glnldrej?: here to hav h'ave 1 '■ • . 1 t'» t.’nur hou.c.y ,• r ,,t; arc ne extender tiuartennasters.—Men may be recruited for the above rating in the . following traces : Experi enced cutter and cloth fitter, 'up holsterer,' earrige or -auto top. maker or trimmer, wire ropy maker, wire makers., small work pattern makers, canvas workers, tent makers^tailor, canoe build er, interior finishes, canvas deal er or jobber, factory canvas in spector, cloth inspector, textile jyiltr rod net inspect or, interior decorator, -fresco painter., Jarge j sign painter, wagon or carnage j painter, expert J'unii.fne. tinisli- I er, automobile, carriage or truck | painti-fyi-hobse interior, y ami Mr- ri-P’j paint mill ehemi'ts, experi- - jeneod paint ili ill workers, tunt ‘ ei-i etor, sail rigger, perietal rig- : g 1 i i'pp split er. ■ • ‘ * r ' : . V -■ -g;. I yc . • yj .. • 7 % Moiiey on Long Term BROWN <Sr BUSH Lawyers BARNWELL, S. C. Littleton College * ~r ‘ _ jp Has just closed one. oy the most siKctssful years in As..history. y f The 37th annual Session--will begin Hejrf'eiuher/Z5th. White for new illustrated eata- _ <*» r -V log tic, afro ah/QuiCKLY for par- tienlni s/coucerning our special oiler forx'few girls who can not pay our catalogue rate. Address •1. M. Rhodes, Littleton, N. G. Discharg# Notice. No’iff* i- ipretiy ^ivimi th«t 1 will fiV my tiuftl a •cnu’it with Hoii.Jolfn K. SneJli'fi. Jiidyfe uf Pro bats fdr Barn- w.*lj Onnhlv, a- nOmiHist-sUor »>f th*» ehta'e cf Geo F ‘L ghtufey, deceased, Mu. day, the S h dav uj Ju y 19IH, and will FjipJv fo* a 1 r*lty of disiaiHr^e atul let ters dLinissory., 0. Kirard, (* 8 4tpd Admiuist rntor. Dateti thtir 8 h d«v of July, 1918. * of and effects of Iola Mayfe ceased ; 1 r These are, therefore, to ^ite and ad monish all and ningulaf thtv kindn d and creditors of the said IoIh Mm>s N. oily, deceased, th^t they be aid at>p*ar before me,i\\ the-Court of Proba e.' to be held nl Barnwell 0*1 lue«dav, the 26th day 0/ June next, after I'UblieatT n heteof. it ll.o’cl ck in th»* forenoon, t> shoy came, if a y they h<v«. why th** said Administration should not be groined. Given under mf liand this 11th day of June. Anno D«niini 1918. JOfiN K. SNEIJUNG, X ’ Judge of Probale. ^Published on the T3 li d «y of June, 1918, in the Htmiaell c-euti e . *\ Notice of Election. A petition having been Hied’ iu rc- cbrdaico with section 1742. general 8i*'iu»d law uf 1912 notice iif hereby t iven tl hi ‘ «n e eciio i will be h* |<1 in 1 B onett .Springs Sohuol D etr it Nn. 30. on Saturday, .fun-* 15 1918. for th** pur- po--^of determining whetheg o»* not a si e ial school t«x of four (4) ndditinoH in* Is ►hall be levied in the Above nam ed H.-huol district. The saij (-lection shall jA* conduced as is provided bv law for t/i holding >f general -electi<~n-» Th - .polls will l*e (q>Hi ed at Mr, C. B. D'inf)ar’«« store, and th-* fol owing tru-tc R.nre h**r*->M a.i' p 1 * ted manftkfera 1 f /leeii m * C. H. D nbar,G. B. Ellis, J, J. Walker Titos** favoring iM p*opo- d 1> vy shall CHS' a baPoi. wi./li the wo-d "Y* s” wr t'en or printed Thereon; arid th* >e Dip^riiirf th»* pCigoseO l*-vy •ii-l t* at ft rutlop wifi ihj word" "No” vy titteu or prilitfd theretr*. / H* r<ice J Crouch, -l Sec \£a Koa r d of Education. Hamw^U-^. CJ4. Ju 1, 191 w OU can hay J. S. Gov- ernment War Savings Stamps at any Post Office, Bank, Storeor from your Mail Carrier. Your looney will earn 4* interest and help win the war. j V M-t 1 - 1 Invest in) U. S. G+ve^nment x i c Eac h Thu space paid tor and donated by W. 1). GANTT, JBWELEk and, . Watch Repairer J Jwi’O- S*ajbj?--.-3l visit oi ciul jAyhiutic. lor yr-ftordax days to her parents at Conlov: near Oran'geburg. .tin* 1 lioutb t4uh"l j*iTt» Notice of Election. A-petition having h en filed in ac cord a 1 ee. with sect! 11 1742, Ge erHl .Selr 'Oi Law -of 1912. 1 fil e* is-ly r-by -G-h-'- -ton- ♦* !ec» 1 ion wjt^darhTHTt-TTr B«r«iw>it r-ceol D'st igt. No. on .11 u day, Ju..*- 17, 1918, fo r tii^ ou*po e r>. d t *r.i iuir.g \\iietl.er or ;i« t -a' spe •ial sch 'ax • f two (21 H*’di (inil ufipr*shall l-a? levied iu ihe otove named 1 echo .! tl I, I :;** syd * * f c-ion s’ aM h* T nduct»*d a- 1- pi.tvi 'e-d |iy w f«,r t La- lioldii g of 1 ge er n civic/ '.*■ Ili*/ -hi!: h-* Stomach Troubles Since Childhi PERUNA Made Me wei The Best of eslth erly, 3325 North Philadelphia* Pa^ Mr. Wm, W. Hancock Str writee: *1 ha^efTjeen troubled with stomach disos4€rs since'childhood, but after six bottles of your Perona, I enjoy the best of health. I also had catarrh in the head, which prac tically has disappeared, thanks to the Ppruna Co. for their good work.** Those who object to- liquid mtdi- rino* can orocure Peruna Tablets* A WAR MAP CLIP THIS,COUPON. W up* ni-u nt 1 h** -Qoi I wing • rc li-f* lu of eh ytiulu: H. D CYhomi. ou v A. D Goonur- / th.ai-i- h •■']r ■■ iun't .)>, ■’ Mil- J ' u-l;f If/. , - / ; ar^rfThy i-ioiitK. oilfKTnvtranil d tin* fol- ! ;: ! *.■ h t '-1 - K, A 1. ri- ■■u.i. w Augusta 1 Ifpralti, Augusta* Ga, Doar Sir Plea-** JubpTL, 1918. /'■ ti ! lit * a*. f>- r v Vi)* 1 Ye? «>; williowt fc*t t uiiH- c4jijt ol'y^iir Map. of the'Battl f. | rioon a suspicious-liking obj^ -Lgiitv it, the pilot town wer. _ , h^*_sjgiLted SiiijitL-U)iU>^ofr tln^lunim d. All craft of.-yv'ri Me." StielTing and roa/t-h-y a wise pas^tiger fltiSreri(4i«,n at is mofherr^Irs. John - K.jand fearing attack site sought tli* river were Jt W i* r+ O f W l-vrd ' Y*i» * 'J : Uierc*> i, ,i|d)' -w >r t *■ v v -b*L! ca?t. writti u ur TStiellingi a*id Miss "Dora Green, ’-shelter iu a tlie f'utrauee • th . ordered to pio- nearby harbor, cctxl ikj) thr-river/mrthe night.” - . * : ~ V-,.* ' . c. •• f - r \ ~ —Z \ • . v * . ' • l*lifc*t u J »h) wntV*u or (.id opp;$> C. th«. W i ft l t .* ilh I ! i- * p i te*l U> - «’ I LOU »f ’ E J. (’KoUCH. jU-cr-fTary C/t.nty B",rtj of F/lnctt,inn. B-r-iWeiJ S. C , Ju e 1st 19TH 6 0 21 . TtT 'r**-*- ,u c .IJfSP" w-huitiXt 'Y’aud Krmit r Name* • ■ R. F. D. % Rox . . .... P. 0. >‘A11 tl e \\ur New*—Tw > Lease I Wires. 19