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^tumorous department. Getting Even.?That advice in law applied in an unprofessional way is sometimes as effective as regular court procedure is illustrated by a story that Joseph A. Willard used to tell embodying an incident that occurred almost half a century ago. Mr. Willard was in a friend's law office one day when a client came in for advice. He said he had hired a horse to go to a neighboring town, for a dollar, but when he had returned the liveryman asked for a dollar more. "What for?" the client had asked. "For the ride back." The lawyer gave some instructions', which the client followed. A little later he went to the liveryman and asked how much it would cost to hire a horse to go to Salem. "Five dollars," was the reply. The client hired the team and went to Salem. When he returned he came on the cars. He went to the stable and paid the keeper five dollars. "Where Is my horse and carriage?" asked the owner. "In Salem," was the unconcerned re ply. Didn't Need Books.?Governor Miller of Delaware, remarked not long ago, that even book agents sometimes fall of achievement through unforseen misunderstanding. "An affable agent of this sort approached a Texan whose record he had previously acquainted himself with. " 'Colonel,"he said, 'these are mighty fine boys of yours.' " The finest ever, stranger,' acquiesced the colonel. 'The finest in Texas." " 'I reckon you buy them anything they want!' " 'Why, sure, stranger; I buy them anything they need, whether they want it or not.' " 'Then, colonel, let me sell you a p^innortifl fr>r them. There's nothing else that will benefit them so much.' The colonel looked at the agent in astonishment. " 'Why, stranger,' said he. 'them boys of mine don't need no cyclopedia. They ride mules." "?Lippineott's. She Had Tried It.?Mrs. Carter had suffered from rheumatism until she declared that she had "no patience with it," but she was always eager to hear of possible remedies, and when her sister wrote that she knew of a cure that had been tried with great success and would tell her all about it on her next visit, Mrs. Carter was all excitement. "Now, Ellen," she exclaimed eagerly, a few minutes after her sister had reached the house, "do tell me about that cure for rheumatism! I am so anxious to hear about it that I could hardly wait for you to get here." "Well, Caroline." began her sister, "It Is electricity?" Before she could continue. Mrs. Carter interrupted her. "Caroline Smith, the idea of suggesting that to me! Don't you remember that only last summer I was struck by lightning and it didn't do me a mite of good?" A Useful Marksman.?Pat was a young recruit, and was undergoing his first course in musketry. The soldiers had finished firing, and Pat was taken before the officer for his bad shoot. ing, and was told he would have to do better at the next distance. "Now, Pat, your first at No. 5 target." Pat banged away his seven rounds and waited for the result, which showed he had hit No 4 target the possible number of hits, but had not hit No. o target once. "What target did you aim at?" asked the irate officer. "No. 5, sir," answered Pat. "And have hit No. 4 every time," continued the officer, getting cross. "Bedad, sorr," returned Pat, "'twould be a grand thing in war. Sure, I might aim at a private and hit a general!" Misplaced One.?A school superintendent was trying to make clear to his class the fundamental doctrines of the Declaration of Independence. "Now, boys," he said, "I will give you each three ordinary buttons. Here they are. You must think of the first one as representing life, of the second as representing liberty and the third one as representing the pursuit of happiness. Next Sunday I will ask you each to produce the three buttons and tell me what they represent." The following Sunday the teacher said to the youngest member: "Now, Johnny, produce your three buttons and tell me what they stand for." "I ain't got 'em all." he sobbed, holding out two of the buttons. "Here is life an' here's liberty, but mommer sewed the pursuit of happiness on my pants." XV Young Dummons, an adjuster for a big insurance company, was just returning home from a nearby city, where he had been to adjust a loss on a building that had burned, when he met an old friend. "How did the fire start?" inquired the friend. "I can't say with certainty," replied the adjuster, "and nobody seemed able to tell. Hut it struck me it might have been the result of friction." "Why," asked the friend, "what do you mean by that?" "Well," said Drummons gravely, "fric'ion sometimes caused from rubbing a $15,000 policy on a $10,000 building."?New York Times. He Was "It."?When my wife and I were on our honeymoon we were advised to visit a certain ruined castle, the custodian of which was a relative of the noble owner. Having viewed the glorious old pile, 1 was at a loss how and in what way to offer a gratuity, bearing in mind the "blue blood" of our guide. The following conversation took place: "We thank you for your courtesy and would be glad to give a small sum to any cause if you have a box for that purimse." "Sir," was the reply, "we have such a box.* "Then may I see it?" I asked. "Sir," with a pleasant smile and a bow, "I am that box."?Strand. How the Horse Won.?A few days after the new farmer had purchased a horse from a thrifty Scot he returned in an angry mood. "You told me this horse had won half a dozen matches against some of the best horses in the country. He can't trot a mile in six minutes to save himself. You lied to me!" he denounced. "I didna lie. It was in ploughing matches he took sax prizes," calmly replied Sandy. YORK COUNTY VOTERS (Continued From Page 1.) G. H. Green, farmer. Rock Hill. Jas. Gregory, health officer, Rock Hill. T. B. Goforth, carpenter. Rock Hill. Ebenezer Gettys, loom fixer. Rock Hill. W. H. Griffin, mill work., Rock Hill. R. C. Gallman, clerk. Rock Hill. G. A. Givens, mill work.. Rock Hill. K. A. Gileson, mill work., Rock Hill. J. E. Gettys, mill supt.. Rock Hill. \V. C. Gregory, clerk, Rock Hill. J. T. Goggans, electrician, Rock Hill. E. L. Gardner, mill work. Rock Hill. \V. O. Giles, mill work., Rock Hill. J. P. Giles, meat cutter. Rock Hill. John Garrison, mill work.. Rock Hill. H. c\ Green, mill work.. Rock Hill. \V. A. Garrison, farm., No. 1, Edgmoor. Samu'l Garrison, mill work.. Rock Hill. A. B. Garrison, mill work., Rock Hill. A. E. Hutchison, attorney, Rock Hill. \V. H. Hope, merchant. Rock Hill. E. A. Holler, clerk, Rock Hill. H. J. Hunter, auto chauffeur, Rock Hill. " 13 lJ.".a on locmii n Rook Hill. J. W. Huntley, retired (81), Rock Hill. Adger Huey, farmer, Xo. 5, Rock Hill. V. Q. Hambright, bank clerk, R. Hill. D. Hutchison, Sr., ins., Rock Hill. F. H. Hamilton, city tire dept., R. Hill. R. L. Holroyd, minister. Rock Hill. X. E. Hood, insurance, Rock Hill. J. C. Hayes, po'iceman, Rock Hill. J. C. Hambright, bookkeeper. Rock Hill. L. G. Harris, salesman, Rock Hill. J. C. Hardin, bookkeeper. Rock Hill. J. K. Hope, farm., Xo. 5, Rock Hill. W. H. Huddleston. ins. agt.. Rock Hill. \V. H. Hudson, mill work., Rock Hill. C. C. Hovis, mill work.. Rock Hill. R. E. Hunter, blacksmith, Rock Hill. F. E. Hull, merchant. Rock Hill. H.S. Hammond, harness maker. R. Hill. | C. H. Howard, mill work.. Rock Hill. J. H. Hendricks, mill work.. Rock Hill. W. A. Hunsucker, merchant, Rock Hill. Lemuel Holler, mechanic. Rock Hill. L. L. Holler, merchant. Rock Hill. A. J. Hopkins, blacksmith, Rock Hill. J. i. Hawley, mill work., Rock Hill. A. D. Holler, contractor, Rock Hill. [ C. E. Holroyd, student. Rock Hill. R. L. Holroyd, bookkeeper, Rock Hill. R. L. Howe, mill work., Rock Hill. J. Hull, mill work., Rock Hill. Lee Hart, mill work.. Rock Hill. J. E. W. Halle, physician, Rock Hill. J. P. Hollis, attorney, Rock Hil. T. G. Hope, merenani, uock run. J. J. Hollefield. tel. lineman. Rock Hill. J. C. Hudson, merchant. Rock Hill. R. B. Hamilton, undertaker. Rock Hill. J. N. Huey, farmer, No. 5, Rock Hill. L. S. Hay, physician, Rock Hill. D. Hutchison. Jr., farmer. Rock Hill. J. W. Howell, farm., No. 1. Rock Hill. H. P. Hancock, mill work., Rock Hill. Monroe Hovis, mill work., Rock Hill. G. H. Harrill, sec. foreman. Rock Hill. J. C. Hopper, painter. Rock Hill. F. Lb Hoffman, carpenter, Rock Hill. J. J. Hapins, optician, Rock Hill. C. H. Hailey, liveryman. Rock Hill. D. M. Hawkins, bookkeeper. Rock Hill. L. E. Hayes, electrician. Rock Hill. F. C. Howell, farmer, No. 1. Rock Hill. J. H. Huey, pharmacist, No. 5, R. Hill. J. L. Howe, druj; clerk, Rock Hill. J. J. Harrison, salesman. Rock Hill. E. M. Holler, salesman. Rock Hill. \V. H. Hamilton, plumber, Rock Hill. J. T. Hinson, barber. Rock Hill. P. B. Hudson, mill work., Rock Hill. R. H. Haffner, mill work., Rock Hill. F. B. Huey, farmer. No. 5, Rock Hill. J. H. Hunsucker, merchant. Rock Hill, G. M. Huntley, merchant, Rock Hill. W. L. Isom. letter carrier, Rock Hill. H. J. Ivley, mill work.. Rock Hill. Reter inrie, jeweier, hock run. J. B. Ivy, mill work., Rock Hill. S. C. Ingram, mill work., Hock Hill, j J. B. Johnson, druggist. Rock Hill. C. A. Johnson, druggist. Rock Hill. L. E. Johnson, mill work.. Rock Hill. T. L. Johnson, farmer. Rock Hill. E. G. Jones, foundry, Rock Hill. J. T. Jennings, carpenter, Rock Hill. W. D. Jennings, mill work., Rock Hill. H. D. Jordan, mill work., Rock Hill. W. A. Jolly, mill work.. Rock Hill. X. Johnson, Jr., farmer. Rock Hill. E. H. Johnson, manfg.. Rock Hill. W. R. Jennings, mill work.. Rock Hill. R. H. Jackson, farmer, Rock Hill. D. C. Johnson, bookkeeper. Rock Hill. S. Johnson, farmer, Xo. 1, Rock Hill. J. P. Johnson, farm., Xo. 1, Rock Hill. J. A. Johnson, mill work.. Rock Hill. X. Johnson. Sr.. farm.. Xo. 1, R. Hill. T. P. S. Jordan, mill work., R. Hill. C. M. Joye, watchmaker. Rock Hill. I. I. Johnson, farmer. Rock Hill. J. B. Johnson, Rock Hill. W. P. Kimball, live stock. R. Hill. R. M. Kennedy, dentist. Rock Hill. A. R. Kimbrell, salesman. Rock Hill. D. R. Kennedy, banker, Rock Hill. J. G. Kee. salesman. Rock Hill. w. J. Knight. mill worn., hock mil. R. B. T. Kennedy, mill work., R. Hill. G. J. King, mill work.. Rock Hill. J. L. King. mill work., Rock Hill. T. H. Klmbrel. mill work.. R. Hill. B. Kimbrel. switchman. Rock Hill. J. M. Knight, mill work., Rock Hill. \V. M. King, mill work., Rock Hill. M. X. Kindreck, R. R. Engin., R. Hill. L. W. King, mill work., Rock Hill. G. W. King, farmer. Rock Hill. E. S. Kirk, barber, Rock Hill. S. S. Kitchin, mill work.. Rock Hill. M. E. Kimbrel, mill work.. R. Hill. S. J. Kimbrel, stock deal.. Rock Hill. J. R. London, banker, Rock Hill. D. Lyle, physician. Rock Hill. R. M. London, printing. Rock Hill. A. C. Lee. R. R. engineer. Rock Hill. J. J. Lyttle. farmer. Rock Hill. W. J. Long, mill work., Rock Hill. J. D. Lynn, farm., No. 1, Rock Hill. F. X. Lucas, mill work.. Rock Hill. W. W. Lynn, farmer. Xo. 1. Rock Hill. J. R. Lynn, farm., Xo. 1, Rock Hill. W. C. Latham, farm.. Xo. 2, Rock Hill. E. S. Mills, salesman. Rock Hill. C. S. Merritt, farmer. Rock Hill. F. A. Moore, merchant, Rock Hill. S. M. Moore, merchant. Rock Hill. I). I,. Moss, mill work,. Rock Hill. J. E. Marshall, live stock. Rock Hill. H. R. McFadden, mach. shop, R. Hill. f 1? hriplf mnsnn Rnpk Hill. H. K. Moore, clerk. Hock Hill. J. H. Milling, merchant, Hock Hill. Henry Massey. salesman. Hock Hill. J. M. Moore, farmer, Hock Hill. W. P. Moffatt. printer. Hock Hill. G. R. Matthews, mill overseer, R. Hill. G. M. Mickle, farmer. Rock Hill. D. T. Mickle, carpenter, Rock Hill. M. B. Munn, mill work.. Rock Hill. 0. .X. Moss, mill work., Rock Hill. B. E. Melton, mill work.. Hock Hill. I). J. MehafYey, mill work.. Hock Hill. F. H. Moore, merchant. Hock Hill. G. F. Mitchell, garden.. No. 2. R. Hill. J. B. Miller, farmer. No. 1. Rock Hill. E. L. Mathershed, mill work.. It. Hill. ,\. H. Moore, P. < >. clerk. Rock Hill. J. It. Miller. bujrpry trim.. Rock Hill. It. <". Munn. bujruy trim.. Hock Hill. J. I'. Matthews, blacksmith, Rock Hill. B. H. Massey, farmer. Hock Hill. F. K. Merritt, mill work.. Hock Hill. O. Motz, electrician. Rock Hill. XV. P.. Means, brick mason. Rock Hill. G. W. Melton, mill work., Rock Hill. XV. S. H. Mitchell, far.. No. 2. R. Hill. C. A. Mobley, physician. Hock Hill. It. M. Morris, tel. oper.. Rock Hill. A. A. Munn. merchant. Hock Hill. s. B. MurKiin. hackman. Rock Hill. R. \V. Morgan, hackman, Rock Hill. F. K. Mitchell, farm.. No. 2. R. Hill. J. E. Massey, physician. Rock Hill. C. J. Moore, mill work-.. Rock Hill. J. A. Mitchell, laundry. Rock Hill. \\r. R. Moore, retired. Rock Hill. Wm. Marguard, Trans. Co., Rock Hill. J. H. Marguard, mill work.. Rock Hill. W. H. Martin, clerk. Rock Hill. V. 15. McEadden. farmer. Rock Hill. Ij. C. McEadden, merchant. Rock Hill. J. X. Me El wee, merchant. Rock Hill. J. R. McMillan. R. R. clerk. Rock Hill. T. V. McEadden, r. f. d. car.. Rock Hill. E. I j. McElhaney. 1 kkeeper. R. Hill. E. T. McClain, policeman. Rock Hill. J.H. Mc.Marray, Jr.. hank clerk. R. Hill. A. A. McKenwn, farm, dem., Rock Hill. I. J. McEadden, lumber mer.. R. Hill. C. McKnight. carpenter. Rock Hill. I,.R. McEadden, cabinet maker, R. Hill. J. J. McDaniel. farm.. No. 1. Rock Hill. C. B. McEadden, auto dealer. Rock Hill. I'. I). McC'ord. It. It. tlagman. R. Hill A. L. McEadden. wood work. Rock Hill. A. R. McDaniel. farm.. No. 1, Rock Hill. J. R. McElwee, mtr. theatre. Rock Hill. S. O. McSwnin. farmer. Rock Hill. J. V. Mcdraw, mill work.. Rock Hill. <\ E. McHraw, mill work.. Rock Hill. E. E. McDaniel, farmer. Rock Hill. J. M. McEadden. game war., Rock Hill. \V. M. McCammoii, farmer. Rock Hill. John McClain. farm.. No. 1, Rock Hill. J. M. McClain, farm.. No. 1. Rock Hill. J. 15. McCorkle. farm.. No. 1. Eesslie. W. S. Neil, fertilizer business. R. Hill. T. M. Neil, salesman. Rock Hill. I*. c. Nicholson, mill work.. Rock Hill. S. B. Nunnery, mill work.. Rock Hill. 1- <5. Nunn, mill work.. Rock Hill. D. S. Norman, watchman. Rock Hill. T. C. Nelson, ins. agent, Rock Hill. \V. T. Neal, mill work.. Rock Hill. 1-5. a. Nunn. mill work.. Rock Hill. \\\ J. Nelson, minister. Rock Hill. W. T Nichols, farm.. No. 2. Rock Hill. J. A. Neal, mill work.. Rock Hill. W .T. Neal, mill work., Rock Hill. W. R. Neel, farmer, No. 1, Edgmoor. J R. H. Neely, farmer, No. 1, Rock Hill. J. E. Nunn, mill work., No. 1, Rock Hill. R. M. Neil, bank teller, Rock Hill. W. J. Neely, live stock, Rock Hill. J. E. Uates, farmer, No. 2, Rock Hill. I. R. Dates, farmer, No. 2, Rock Hill. L. E. Owens, carpenter, Rock Hill. Al. F. Owens, Rock Hill. J. P. Poag, cotton buyer, Rock Hill. J. E. Pryor, electrician, Rock Hill. j S. H. Phillips, meat cutter, Rock Hill. \V. H. Poag, laundryman, Rock Hill. , ?l... U,.r,L- Hill * J. l!i. fill l\ CI, IliVH.ll.IMl, ituvn J. T. Poag, farmer, Xo. 2, Rock Hill. VV. A. Pressly, dentist, Rock Hill. F. C. Poe, merchant. Rock Hill. \V. T. Poag, farmer, Rock Hill. J. K. Poag, real estate, Rock Hill. E. J. Perdue, mill work., Rock Hill. J. V. Porter, clerk, Rock Hill. B. F. Porter, mill work., Rock Hill. C. G. Plaxico, ins. agent, Rock Hill. J. G. Percival, blacksmith, Rock Hill. S. S. Plaxico, merchant, Rock Hill. H. A. Phagan, bookkeeper. Rock Hill. Isaac Peak, mill work., Rock Hill. William Proctor, mill work., Rock Hill. W. D. Parish, mill work., Rock Hill. C. O. Patton, clerk, Rock Hill. S. L. Patterson, farmer. Rock Hill. J. H. Plyler, mill work., Rock Hill. W. H. Price, mill work., Rock Hill. R. L. Pursley, machinist,. Rock Hill. W. C. Pearson, farmer, Rock Hill. J. X. Polk, farmer, Xo. 1, Edgmoor. J. W. Polk, farmer, No. 1, Edgmoor. P. S. Plaxico, clerk, Rock Hill. J. M. Poag, farmer, No. 1, Edgmoor. L. A. Pope, contractor, Rock Hill. H. B. Powell, boiler maker, Rock Hill. F. M. Parker, bookkeeper, Rock Hill. C. H. Pittman, carpenter. Rock Hill. U. W. Pace, mill work.. Rock Hill. U. M. Pursley, lumberman, Rock Hill. J. C. Pursley, lumberman. Rock Hill. J. L. Pigler, mill work., Rock Hill. J. M. Parter, transfer, Rock Hill. S. W. Plyler, merchant, Rock Hill. A. C. Patterson, merchant. Rock Hill. W. M. Patrick, dentist, Rock Hill. Wm. A. Queen, mill work.. Rock Hill. Jos. Quinn, painter, Rock Hill. H. E. Ruff, merchant, Rock Hill. \V. J. Rawllnson, farmer, Rock Hill. R. B. Russell, clerk. Rock Hill. J. C. Rhea, clerk. Rock Hill. J G. G. Reid, clerk. Rock Hill. I J. B. Reid, clerk, Rock Hill. C. A. Reese, tailoring, Rock Hill. * W. B. Roach, salesman, Rock Hill. 1 T. C. Rawlinson, farmer, Rock Hill. J I). L. Rawls, farmer, No. 5, Rock Hill. ^ J. D. Rawls, farmer, No. 5, Rock Hill. ^ R. P. Reeves, mill work., Rock Hill. J C. S. Romed.v, millwright, Rock Hill. J J. B. Rawls, farmer. No. 1, Lesslie. J W. B, Rawls, farmer, No. 5, Rock Hill. 1 W. 1^ Roach, merchant, Rock Hill. I W. L<. Raudon. buggy trim., Rock Hill. i T. B. Bobbins, mill work.. Rock Hill. ^ J. M. Roach, salesman. Rock Hill. 1 J. E. Rush, blacksmith, Rock Hill. (J. D. Rawdon, mill work,, Rock Hill. 1 T L' Uon/iR Dnnb "LJ 1 11 I J. E. Reld, merchant, Rock Hill. F. G. Roach, farmer, No. 1, Rock Hill. Smith Raines, mill work., Rock Hill. R. W. Roach, farmer. No. 1, Rock Hill. Frank Rockholt, far.. No. 1, Rock Hill. E. P. Rawls, farm., No. 5, Rock Hill. W. B. Roddey, bookkeeper, Rock Hill. J. F. Reid, merchant, Rock Hill. S. G. Roach, farmer, No. 2, Rock Hill. P. H. Rawls, student, No. 5, Rock Hill. J. F. Roddey, mill work., Rock Hill. I). S. Rawls, farm., No. 1, Lesslie. Frank Railey, mill work., Rock Hill. ' J. M. Russell, broker, Rock Hill. \V. 1$. Rawlinson, salesman. Rock Hill. A. F. Romedy, wood dealer, Rock Hill. C. D. Reid, farmer, No. 2, Rock Hill. A. F. Ruff, farmer. Rock Hill. M. V. Ramseur, mill work., Rock Hill. F. S. Reid, bookkeeper. Rock Hill. W. M. Reid, farmer, No. 2, Rock Hill. N. P. Simpson, R. R. conduc., Rock Hill. J. H. Steele, farmer, No. 1, Rock Hill. I. T. Stone, prop, hotel. Rock Hill. J. R. Shurley, bank clerk, Rock Hill. W. A. Stine, salesman, Rock Hill. D. C. Stevenson, druggist, Rock Hill. O. P. Smith, salesman, Rock Hill. C. W. F. Spencer, lawyer, Rock Hill. J. W. Strait, bookkeeper, Rock Hill. R. U Sturgis, farmer. Rock Hill. R. D. Sealey, merchant. Rock Hill. J. I- Strait, merchant, Rock Hill. J. K. Sooggins, bookkeeper. Rock Hill. H. S. Starr, salesman, Rock Hill. * w. v. Sturgis, farmer, No. 1, Rock Hill. . P. F, Smith, gas fitter, Rock Hill. J. R. Sealey, R. R. switchman, R. Hill. 1 S. R. Spencer, insurance, Rock Hill. W. O. Stevens, physician, Rock Hill. ? Ewell Sturgis, farmer, No. 1, Rock Hill, i R. E. Steele, policeman, Rock Hill. 1 J. F. Shillinglaw, farm., 2, Rock Hill. 1 J. C. Steele, policeman. Rock Hill. i Fred Sturgis, r. f. d. carrier, Rock Hill ( W. R. Smyth, butcher, Rock Hill. 1 R. E. Summer, physician. Rock Hill. . R. E. E. Sweet, weaver, Rock Hill. 1 W. L. Shugart, farm, No. 5, R. Hill. ] A. J. Shugart. farm.. No. .1. R. Hill. 1 N. L. Smith, painter. Rock Hill. Wm. Sexton, mill work.. Rock Hill. 1 B. E. Shook, buggy trim., Rock Hill. . H. N. Stutts, mill work., Rock Hill. 1 E. M. Smith, merchant. Rock Hill. I. F. Smyth, butcher. Rock Hill. J. J. Sistave, shoemaker. Rock Hill. < J. S. Stultz, farm. No. 2, Rock Hill. ( W. R. Steele, carpenter. Rock Hill. 1 W. H. Starnes, mill work.. Rock Hill. 1 R. P. Starnes, farmer. Rock Hill. VV. L. Sweat, mill work., Rock Hill. f?. B. Sandefer, r. f. d. car.. Rock Hill. . (\ \j. Smith, mill work.. Rock Hill. VV. C. Stwewalt, mill work., Rock Hill. ( J. L. Stowe. mill work.. Rock Hill. F. VV. Strait, mill work.. Rock Hill. IS. A. Sexton, painter. Rock Hill. 1 J. B. Spears, farm.. No. 2, Rock Hill. ' R. E. Spencer, engineer, Rock Hill. R. B. Sutton, mill work.. Rock Hill. E. D. Stowe, druggist. Rock Hill. J. T. Spinks, minister. Rock Hill. ? G. T. Snipes millwright, Rock Hill. C. F. Stall, carriage trim.. Hock Hill. ' J. A. Shillinglaw, farm., No. 1, Lesslie. 1 M. E. Shillinglaw, far.. No. 1. Lesslie. * L. F. Stewart, carpenter, Rock Kill. H. R. Small, painter, Hock Hill. W. T. Sistare. mill work.. Rock Hill. 1 W. M. Steele, farmer. Rock Hill. | <\ R. Starnes, gardener. Hock Hill, j VV. G. Shillinglaw, far.. No. 1, Lesslie. F. S. Strait, police.. Hock Hill. VV. J. Street, H. R. st, mas., H. Hill. I J. H. Shillinglaw, far.. No. 1, Lesslie. 1 J. H. Sloan, farmer, Hock Hill. \V. J. Strickland, lyno. oper., H. Hill. VV. M. Simpson, farm., No, 1, Edgmoor. * L. J. Strait, police.. Hock Hill. R. M. Sturgis. farmer. Hock Hill. E. C*. Shugart, farmer. No. 5, H. Hill. J VV. R. Simpson, dentist. Rock Hill. J. T. Sanders, mill work., Hock Hill. J. ('. Sandifer, real estate. Hock Hill. E. Scott, auto, fixer. Rock Hill. J. F. Strait, oil mill, Hock Hill. T. M. Scoggins, farmer. Rock Hill. VV. T. Sturgis. farmer. Hock Hill. R. L. Smith, farmer. Rock Hill. 1 J. Y. Scruggs, engineer, Hock Hill. J. H. Sherer. machinist, Hock Hill. A. T. Sealey, mill work., Hock Hill, i VV. H. Sealey, mill work.. Rock Hill. 1 VV. G. Sealey, mill work., Hock Hill. > r? e tjmil i'. * . 111.iii v in i\, u"i i\ iiiii. C. W. Ratterree, far., No. 1, Edgmoor. 1 E. H. Smith, contractor, Rock Hill. < J. T. Smith, mill work., Rock Hill. G. L. Shaver, mill work.. Rock Hill. 1 O. P. Thompson, bookkcep., R. Hill. C. K. Tucker, Jeweler, Rock Hill. J. W. Tutt, cash. So. Ry., Rock Hill. . J. J. Thomas, farm.. No. 1, Rock Hill. ' J. t\ Tiller, mill work.. Rock Hill. L D. Tinkler, mill work.. Rock Hill. . P. E. Tucker, mill work.. Rock Hill. W. s. Talbert. farm.. No. 1. Rock Hill. 1 P. R. Thomas, farm.. No. 1. Rock Hill. 1 H. E. Terry, mill work.. Rock Hill. J. (\ Talley. R. R. engineer, Rock Hill, i P. H. Todd, mill work.. Rock Hill. . <\ W. Tennalit. mechanic. Rock Hill. . J. E. Thompson, far., No. 1, Edgmoor. I J. W. Thompson, far.. No. 1, Edgmoor. . A. E. Thrailkill. pool room. Rock Hill. . \V. W. Fssery, mill work.. Rock Hill. ' H. F. Fssery. mill work.. Rock Hill. I F. \V. Fssery. mill work.. Rock Hill. H. R. Flmer. minister. Rock Hill. J E. R. Vaughn, painter. Rock Hill. (). K. Williams, pub.. Rock Hill. 1 J. P. Wingate. magistrate. Rock Hill. 1 F. A. Wingate, letter car.. Rock Hill. 1 Paul Workman. Rock Hill. < R. R. Waters, real estate agt.. R. Hill. ' S. II. White, printer. Rock Hill. J. W. Wilson, salesman. Rock Hill. P. V. Whitesides. carpenter. Rock Hill. 1 11. S. Workman, carpenter, R. Hill. 1 I,. P. Waldrop. plumbing. Rock Hill. I R. 1.. Whisonant, supt. fert.. R. Hill. . W. It. Williams, far.. No. 1. Lesslie. J. R. Williams, salesman. Rock Hill. J. A. Williford. far., No. ?. R. Hill. S. P. Williford. far.. No. 1. Lesslie. (I. R. Wiiigate. mill work.. Rock Hill. * S. H. Westbrook. far.. No. 2. R. Hill. Wm. Wright, carpenter. Rock Hill. S. W. Williford. bot. works. Rock Hill. \j. I,. Ware, farmer. Rock Hill. 1 W. N. Williams, conductor. Rock Hill. Cooper Workman, carpenter, Rock Hill. .v <'. II. Williams, farmer. Rock Hill. < It. 1'. Workman, farm.. No. 1. Kdgmoor. I M A. Warlick. mill work.. Rock Hill. 1 It. R. Workman, mill work.. Rock Hill. It. J. White, merchant. Rock Hill. I I'lato White, mill work.. Rock Hill. L. W. Wright, mill work., Rock HiU, Bphriam W aters, mill work., Rock Hill. K. P. Warlick,- mill work., Rock Hill. W. G. Workman, far., No. 2, Rock Hill. J. J. Workman, mechanic, Rock Hill. J. C. White, merchant, Rock Hill. J. T. Williford, farm., No. 2, Rock HiU. I. H. Wilson, farm., No. 2, Rock Hill. r\. V. Worthy, pressing club, Rock Hill. J. A. Westbrook, farmer, 2, Rock Hill. ?i. hi. White, painter, Rock Hill. J. G. Wisher, mill work., Rock Hill. B. T. Williams, farmer, 2, Rock Hill. W. T. Williams, farmer, 2, Rock Hill. I. U. Walden, clerk, Rock Hill. 1. R. Warmoth; mill work., Rock HiU. Ar. F. Wright, carpenter, Rock Hill. 8. I. Williford, farmer, No. 1, Lesslie. R. Walker, farm., No. 2, Rock Hill. IV. <). Wright, barber. Rock Hill, tf. W. Williams, farmer, Hesslie. W. H. Wright, mill work., Rock Hill. 2. <>. Walker, salesman. Rock HiU. r. H. Westbrook, far., No. 2, Rock HiU. J. Walker, farmer, No. 2, Rock Hill, r. T. Walker, farm., No. 2, Rock Hill. P. M. Wyatt, farmer, No. 7. Yorkville. 2. L. Williams, painter, Rock Hill. IV. O. Whiteside, mill work., Rock Hill. 5. M. Williford, liveryman, Rock HiU. S. S. Wallace, contractor, Rock Hill. IV.E. Whitesell, farm., No. 5, Rock Hill. 2. M. Whisonant, fur. deal.. Rock Hill. 2. A. Westerlund, plumber, Rock Hill. F. S. White, real estate, Rock Hill. Sarry Williams, mill work., Rock Hill, f. H. Williams, farmer, 2, Rock Hill. r. U. Wright, mill work., Rock Hill, r. W. Westerlund, metal work., R. Hill. -I. J. Williams, student, 2, Rock Hill. 3. F. Walden, bot. works, Rock Hill. ,Vm. Wallace, farmer, No. 1, Rock Hill. -2. K. Workman, shop work, Rock Hill, r. S. Wallace, far., No. 1, Rock Hill. ,V. K. Walters, carpenter, Rock Hill. 2. E. Wylie, far., No. 1, Rock Hill. 2. G. Watkins, car. builder, R. Hill. 2. C. Westbrook, far.. No. 1, Lesslie. >. L. Weatherly, butcher. Rock Hill. F. Q. Youngblood, mill work., R. Hill. 3. C. Youngblood, mill work., R. Hill. 3. C. Yonts, pressman, Rock Hill. F. B. Yelton, mill work., Rock Hill, t. B. Zinkler, farm.. No. 1, R. Hill. F. H. Zinkler, farm., No. 1, Rock Hill. FOREST HILL CLUB. F. A. Armstrong., far, No. 2, Yorkvllle. G. Brandon, farmer, No. 2, Clover. F. S. Baird, farmer. No. 2, Yorkvllle. 2. T. Brandon, farm., No. 8, Yorkvllle. 3. C. Bigger, farmer, No. 8, Yorkville. F. L. Barnes, farmer. No. 8, Yorkvllle. ,V. H. Baird, farmer, No. 8, Yorkville. .V. W. Boyd, farmer, No. 2, Yorkville. r. A. Brandon, farmer, No. 3, Clover. F. C. Bigger, farm., No. 2, Yorkville. r. I). Brandon, farm.. No. 2, Yorkvilie. ?}. P. Brandon, farmer, No. 2, Clover. 1. B. Brandon, farm.. No. 2, Yorkvilie. V. U. Bigger. farm., No. 8, Yorkvilie. V. A. Brandon, far., No. 8, Yorkvilie. P. R. Boyd, farmer, No. 2, Clover. W. Brandon, far., No. 8, Yorkvilie. A. Brandon, farmer, No. 3, Clover. j. B. Brown, farm., No. 8, Y"orkville. iV. P. Boyd, farm., No. 8, Yorkvilie. 3. C. Boyd, farmer, No. 8, Yorkvilie. r. J. Barnes, farmer. No. 8, Yorkvilie. r. A. Bigger, farmer, No. 2, Yorkvilie. 3. A. Bigger, farmer, No. 2, Yorkvilie. 3. B. Bigger, farmer, No. 2, Yorkvilie. r. M. Bigger, farmer, No. 2, Yorkvilie. >V. M. Bigger, farm, No. 2, Yorkvilie. ?. L. Baird, farm., No. 2, Yorkvilie. r. M. Baber, farmer, No. 3, Clover, frown Baird, farm.. No. 2, Yorkvilie. >V. R. Currence, far., No. 8, Yorkvilie. r. E. Currence, far.. No. 8, Yorkvilie. ?\ O. Cook, farmer, No. 2, Yorkvilie. 3. M. Currence, far., No. 8, Yorkvilie. r. L. Currence, far.. No. 8, Yorkvilie. r. D. B. Currence, farm., 8, Yorkvilie. j. L. Campbell, physician, 3, Clover. j. W. Cullender, farmer, No. 3, Clover, d. J. Currence, far., No. 8, Yorkvilie. W. G. Campbell, far., No. 8, Yorkvilie. 3. J. Currence, far., No. 8, Yorkvilie. dason Costner, far., No. 3. Clover. [. Q. W. Davidson, far., 2, Yorkvilie. r. F. Davidson, farmer, 2, Yorkvilie. 3. W. Drennan, farmer, No. 3, Clover. S. M. Paris, mail carrier, 8, Yorkvilie. Ar. W. Finley, farmer. No. 2. Clover. 1. J. Faris, farmer, No. 8, Yorkvilie. 3. E. L. Ferguson, far., 8, Yorkvilie. 5. S. Glenn, farmer. No. 8, Yorkvilie. 3. H. Olenn, farmer, Xo. 8, Yorkville. iV. O. Glover, farmer, No. 8, Yorkville. 1. R. Gardner, farmer, 8, Yorkville. \. S. Hand, farmer, No. 8, Yorkville. \. S. Hand, farmer, Xo. 2, Yorkville. tV. A. Hamel, farmer, Xo. 2, Yorkville. R. N. Hamel, farmer, 2, Yorkville. r. E. Harper, farmer. No. 8, Yorkville. F. E. Harper, farmer, 8, Yorkville. \. C. Harper, farmer, 8, Yorkville. R. R. Harper, far.-mer., 8. Yorkville. D. P. Jackson, farmer, 2. Yorkville. Steve Kimball, farmer, 8, Yorkville. 3. W. Kimbrell, farmer, 8, Yorkville. 0. R. Long, farmer, No. 2, Yorkville. F. R. Long, farmer, No. 2, Yorkville. W. T. Long, farmer, No. 8, Yorkville. R. M. Mullis, salesman, 8, Yorkville. U J. Mullis, farmer. No. 2. Yorkville. F. W. Mullis, farmer, Xo. 2, Yorkville. R. C. Millen, farmer, Xo. 8, Yorkville. F. C. Millen, farmer, Xo. 8, Yorkville. R. Q. Millen, farmer, Xo. 8, Yorkville. F. M. Merritt, farmer, 2, Yorkville. r. M. Martin, farmer, No. 8, Yorkville. "I. W. Martin, farmer. 8, Yorkville. 3. C. Martin, farmer, No. 8, Yorkville. IV. A. McKinney, far.-con., 2, Y'ville. lr. D. McKinney, farmer, 2, Yorkville. F. J. Nivens, Jr., farmer, 2, Yorkville. F. J. Nivens, Sr., farmer, 2, Yorkville. F. L. Pettus, farmer. No. 3, Clover. F. W. Pry or, farmer, No. 2, Clover. 3. L. Suggs, farmer, No. 8, Yorkville. \. L. Thompson, farmer, 8, Yorkville. F. L. Thompson, farmer, S, Yorkville. it. L. Wood, blacksmith, 3, Clover, r. ft. York, farmer, No. 8, Yorkvllle. BULLOCK CREEK CLUB. John Ashe, farmer, Bullock Creek, f. E. Blair, farmer, Bullock Creek. E. H. Burgess, farmer, No. 1, Sharon. L, Bankhead, farmer, No. 1, Sharon. I. D. Bankhead, farmer, 1, Sharon, r. E. Bankhead, farmer. 1, Sharon. iV. J. Blair, farmer. Bullock Creek. iVm. White, contractor, Bullock Creek. E. M. Bankhead, farmer, 1, Sharon, fas. Ezell Bankhead, far., 1, Sharon. 1. C. Bankhead, farmer, 1. Sharon. I. C. Bankhead, farmer, 1, Sharon. It. F. Bankhead, farmer, 1, Sharon. IT. D. Crawford, farmer, 1, Sharon. W. L. Crawford, farmer, 1. Sharon. I. R. Childers, farmer, 1, Sharon, t. E. Champion, far., Bullock Creek. W. Ij. Crick, farmer, Bullock Creek. E. S. Dowdle. farmer. Bullock Creek. [j. I j. Dowdle, farmer, Bullock Creek, r. ft. Dowdle, farmer, Bullock Creek. A. E. Feamster, farmer. 1, Sharon, t. ft. Feamster, farmer, 1, Sharon. J. W. Feamster, far., Bullock Creek. V. Calloway, farmer, Bullock Creek. I. D. flood, merchant. Bullock Creek. IV. B. Good, drug clerk. Bullock Creek it. i" . * ioiiii, iar. .mi, i, fsnaron. I. G. Good. far.. Hickory Grove. A'. H. Good, far., Hickory Grove. Morgan Horton. iner., Hullock Creek. Kelly Imnan, farmer, Hullock Creek. *. C. Jones, farmer, Hullock Creek. J. J. Jones, farmer, Hullock Creek. IV. W. Jones, farmer, Hullock Creek. P. H. Jenkins, farmer, 1, Sharon. I. P. Jones, farmer, 1, Sharon. R. L. Jenkins, farmer, No. 1, Sharon. 7. C. Kirkpatrlck. farmer, 1, Sharon. I. T. Kesles, farmer, Hullock Creek. 7. M. Love, farmer, Hullock Creek. P. H. Love, farmer. Hullock Creek. 7. S. Love, farmer, Hullock Creek. \. T. Latham, farmer, No. 1, Sharon. M. W. Latham, farmer. No. 1, Sharon. K. F. Mickle, farmer. No. 1. Sharon. Ar. 75. Mickle. farmer. No. 1, Sharon. 7. R. Mickle. farmer. No. 7. Sharon. >. H. Mitchel. farmer, No. 1, Sharon. r.A. McAlile.v, r.f.d. car., Hullock Creek. 7. 10. McAlile.v, farmer. No. 1, Sharon. P. H. McCarley, far., Hullock Creek. J. C. McCarley, far., Hullock Creek. 7. C. McAbee, farmer. No. 1. Sharon. P. \V. McSwain. farmer. No. 1, Sharon. P. H. McAbee, farmer. No. 7. Sharon. 7. M. Nelson, farmer, No. 1. Sharon. \V. Nelson, farmer. No. 1, Sharon. 7. A. Purcell, mechanic, 1. Sharon. P. M. Pruett. farmer. No. 1, Sharon. A'. H. J'ruett, farmer. No. 1. Sharon. A*. L. Plexico, student, Hullock Creek. '. H. Uatchford. far., Hullock Creek. P. H. H.atchford. min., Hullock Creek. I. H. Swann, minister. Hullock Creek. 7. M. Sea ley. farmer. No. 1, Sharon. L. S. Smith, farmer. No. 1. Sharon. It. K. Trammel, far., Hullock Creek. It. L. Vinson, farmer, Hullock Creek. I. D. Latham, farmer, No. 1, Sharon. OGDEN CLUB. I. Ij. Ayeack. farmer. Xa. 1. Rock Hill, v C. Myers, farm. Xn. 1. Rook Hill. I. M. Myers, farm.. X?. 1. Keck Hill. 1. 1\ I'aakaut, farm.. X<>. 1, Rack Hill. 1 M. Myers, farm.. Xa. 1. Rack Hill. I. C. Maakaul, farm., Xa. 1. Rack Hill I. K. Myers, farm.. Xa. 1. Rack Hill. *. S. Mranilan. farm.. Xa. 1, Rack Hill. '. X. Miiurham. farm.. Xa. 1. Rack Hill. It. K. ('annul. farm.. Xa. 1, Rack Hill. A*.\V. Campbell, far., Xa. 1, Rack Hill. I. II. Campbell, far.. Xa. 1. Rock Hill. j. T. Chambers, farm., Xa. 1, Smith's. C. W, Campbell, far., No. 1, Edgmoor. J. M. Clinton, farm., No. 1, Rock Hill. H. D, Canada, farm., No. 1, Smith's. W. J. Carter, farmer, Smith's T. O. J. H. Canada, farm., No. 1, Smith's. C. A. Carter, farm., Smith's T. Out. W. J. Cameron, farm., Smith's T. Out. J. P. Carnes. farmer, No. 1, Smith's. R. C. Caveny, farm., No. 1, Rock Hill. T. W. Courtney, far., No. 1, Rock Hill. C. L. Clinton, farm., No. 1, Rock Hill. \V. H. Canada, far.. No. 1, Rock Hill. W. H. Dunlap, farm., No. 1, Smiths'. \V. D. Dunlap, far.. No. 5, Rock Hill, J. J. Dunlap. farm., No. 5, Rock Hill. S. L. Dunlap, farm No. 5, Rock Hill. M. B. Dunlap, farm., No. 5, Rock Hill. M. C. Dunlap, farm.. No. 5, Rock Hill. R. L. Dougherty, far., No. 1, Rock Hill. J. H. Duncan, far.. No. 5, Rock Hill. R. T. Forsythe, farmer, Smith's T. O. J. A. Garrison, farmer. No. 1, Smith's E. A. Grant, farmer, 1, Smith's T. O. J. E. Greenwood, far.. No. 1, Smith's F. E. Grant, farmer, No. 1, Smith's W. W. Hovis. farmer. No. 1 Smith's J. M. Hughes, farmer, No. 1. Smith's J. P. Hutchison, far., No. 1, Rock Hill. F. A. Hutchison, far., No. 1, Rock Hill. \V. Hasten, farmer. No. 5, Rock Hill. C. Haston, farmer, No. 5, Rock Hill. G. Helme-s, far., No. 1, Smith's T. Out. \V. T. Hollis. farm.. No. 5, Rock Hill. I. S. Kidd, farmer, No. 5, Rock Hill. J. H. Kidd, farmer, No. 1, Smith's M. M. Merritt, merch., No. 1, Smith's. T-> fnrmar V n 1 Smith'q T. H. Merritt, farm., No. 1, Edpmoor. H. Monttfumry, farm., No. 1, Smith's M. C. Matthews, farm., No. 1, Smith's. J. (). Matthews, blacksmith, Smith's. L. Matthews, farmer, No. 1, Smith's. L. D. Matthew's, blacksmith, Smith's. J. D. McCants, r.f.d. car., Smith's T. O. W. Newsom, farmer. No. 1, Smith's A. L. Neeiy, farmer, No. 1, Smith's J. Nelson, farmer. No. 1, Smith's VV. S. Perclval far., No. 5, Rock Hill. C. M. Parish, farm.. No. 5, Rock Hill. G. B. Porter, farm., No. 1. Smith's J. L. Poag, farmer. No. 2. Rock Hill. J. F. Parish, farm., No. 2, Rock Hill, G. Pope, farmer. No. 1, Smith's P. M. Roach, farm., No. 5, Rock Hill. E. S. Ratteree, farmer, Smith's T. O. H. T. Ratteree, farmer, Smith's T. O. B. N. Roberst farm.. No. 1, Rock Hill. F. H. Simpson, farm., No. 5, Rock Hill. S. E. Steel, farmer.. No. 5, Rock Hill. T. E. Steel, farmer, No. 5. Rock Hill. \V. F. Steel, farmer, No. 5, Rock Hill. A. W. Strait, farmer, No. 5, Rock Hill. M. J. Steel, farmer, No. 5, Rock Hill. J. A. Smith, farmer. No. 5, Rock Hill. S. G. Strait, mereh.. Smith's T. O. 0. E. Strait, merch., Smith's T. O. 1. L. Strait, farmer, No. 1, Smith's T. O. J. \V. Scoppins, farm., No. 5, Rock Hill. J. F. Smith, farm.. No. 5, Rock Hill. J. M. Seiples. farm.. No. 1, Rock Htl. T. E. Strait, farm., No. 5, Rock Hill. J. E. Thomas, farm.. No. 1, Smith's H. C. Tarleton, far.. No. 5. Rock Hill. G. G. Workman, far., No. 1>. Rock Hill. E. S. Workman, far., No. !?, Rock Hill. G. M. Welch, farm., No. 1, Smith's T.O. NEWPORT CLUB R. M. Anderson, far., No. 1, Rock Hill. R. A. Anderson, far.. No. 1, Rock Hill. J. H. Rarry, farmer. No. C, Rock Hill. T. S. Barry, farmer. No. 6, Rock Hill. N. M. Bagley, farmer, No. 4, Rock Hill. Z. V. Bradford, farm., No. 4, Rock Hill. Edward Burton, far., No. G, Rock Hill. J. W. Burton, farm., No. 6, Rock Hiil. P. J. Burris, farmer. No. 4. Rock Hill. J. N. Clark, farmer, No. 6, Rock Hill. J. H. Clark, farmer. Newport. L. H. Dye, farmer. No. 4, Rock Hill. J. J. Edwards, farm.. No. 7, Yorkville. J. H. Faris, farmer, No. 6, Rock Hill. J. J. Faris, farmer, No. G, Rock Hill. J. P. Farin. farmer, No G. Rock Hill. R. A. Faris, farmer. No. 2, Yorkville. T. B. Glenn, farmer, No. 7, Yorkville E. H. Garrison, farm., No. 4, Rock Hill. William Goley, farm., No. G, Rock Hill. F. P. Glenn, farmer. No. 7. Yorkville Emily Goley, farmer. No. 6, Rock Hill. Major Gaulden, farm.. No. 6. Rock Hill. J. A. Gilk, farmer, No. 4, Rock Hill. J. A. Hoapland, farm., No. 4, Rock Hill. J. S. Hayes, farmer, No. 4, Rock Hill. E. C. Hope, farmer, No. 4, Rock Hill. F. E. Hope, farmer, No. 4, Rock Hill. J. S. Harper, farmer, No. 2, Yorkville. Hutchison, farmer. No. 4, Rock Hill. J. T. Hamilton, farm.. No. 6. Rock Hill. J. A. Hayes, farmer. No. 4, Rock Hill. Lawson Hawkins, far., No. 2, Yorkville T. W. Hope, farmer, No. 4, Rock Hill. James Hutchison, far., No. 4, Rock Hill. W. M. Huey, farmer,, No. 4, Rock Hill. T. W. Jackson, merchant. Newport. R. A. Jackson, farmer, Newport. R. M. Jamison, farm., No. 4, Rock Hill. E. R. Jackson, farm., No. 1, Rock Hill. W. V. R. Jackson, far., No. 1, Rock Hill. W. A. Jamison, farm., No. 4, Rock Hill. L. J. Lumpkin, farm.. No. 4, Rock Hill. Jefferson Lumpkin, far., 4, Rock Hill. Rosco Lewis, farmer, No. 2, Yorkville. J. C. Mitchell, farm.. No. 1, Rock Hill. W. E. Massey, clerk, Newport. J. A. McFadden, far., No. 6, Rock Hill. J. M. McElwaine, far,, No. 1, Rock Hill. A. B. McFadden, far., No. 6, Rock Hill. J. H. Neely, farmer. No. 4. Rock Hill. J. H. Neely. farmer. No. 4. Rock Hill. J R. Poap, farmer, No. 4, Rock Hill. J. L. Pope, farmer. No. 4, Rock Hill. Jackson Roach, farm., No. 1. Rock Hill. John Russell, farm.. No. 1. Rock Hill. P. R Russell, farmer, No. 1, Rock Hill. Simril, farmer, Newport. W. N. Simril, farmer. No. 4, Rock Hill. J. A. Steel, farmer. No. G, Rock Hill. J. H. Tolbert, farmer, No. 4, Rock Hill. P. L. Williamson, far., No. 7, Yorkville. F. K. Williamson, far.. No. 7. Yorkville. J. S. Wriprht. farm., No. 7. Yorkville. J. A. Ward, farmer, No. 4, Rock Hill. J. G. White, farmer. No. G, Rock Hill. THE FIGHTING AROUND LIEGE An American Military Expert Tells Graphic Story of Beginning. (By Capt. Granville Fortescue, former White House Military Aide, who is now observing military operations in Relpium). Brussels, Aup:. 11.?It is quite possible that outsiders do not realize the effect on future operations of the German check at IAe^e. First, it save France time to complete mobilization. Second, it gave the English army time to mobilize and land on the continent. In accomplishing these results the Belgians have rendered a signal strategical service, but the effect on future operations must be considered. In time Liege and its forts will fall. This fall will not occur without enormous (lerman sacrifices. Again the moral effect in Belgium of this is astounding. These untried troops now know that they are equal to professional soldiers of Prussia. The soldier of England and France will say to himself: If Belgians can do it we can. Every day lost is of value to the allied armies. It will perhaps be the German plan to leave a retaining force at Liege and push on. The original programme of sweeping down the Meuso to Sedan will have to l>e delayed, if not entirely abandoned. Tbe 80,000 Germans?I cannot believe there are more at Liege?are a small proportion of their fighting force. Their actual expeditionary army. Each day lessens the advantage the Germans gained because of their rapid mobilization. Even with the city taken it does not mean that the Germans will be able to push on down the Meuse. All arrangements are made to destroy bridges .iiiu i .in u.r \ > un int- ?inint*?i niiuue. If Belgium, the David of Europe, can hold hack the invading Goliath a .short time more Germany will he at a great disadvantage against the triple enemies. It is possible the next big engagement will occur north of Liege and nearer Brussels. The Germans first attacked tlie city of Liege in force close to midnight, on hearing heavy cannonading I crossed the river by the bridge Frag nee and took a position on the heights north of the city. It was full moon. The German attack was directed against the Forts Fleron, Imbourgand Boncelles. The artillery practice was perfect. Shell after shell was exploded fairly on the ramparts. The forts returned the lire. I could not judge the effectiveness of the Belgians, as the German gun positions were admirably concealed by the rough nature of the country, and darkness favored the attackers. In my opinion there were no siege guns in action. The Germans used high explosive shells that burst with extraordinary vividness. About 3 o'clock in the morning infantry lire broke out in the woods to the west of the river Ourthe, between Imbourg and Boncelles. It was impossible to distinguish anything except the Hashes of the rifles. About this time I heard the infantry lire in the west. The country in the vicinity of the forts had not been cleared, evidently having been hastily fortified. The Belgian infantry, the Ninth and) Fourteenth Line Regiments, held the country between Forts Fleron, Imbourg and Boncelles. The Ninth regiment bo. e the brunt of the attacks, which w :e repelled. With the first rays of daylight (about 4 o'clock) I was able to make out troops in the German line of bat tie. They were fighting in close oraer. I could not believe it, as this seemed too old-fashioned tactics, but there could be no doubt as to their formation. The engagement attained its fiercest stage at 5 o'clock. Port Kleron was silenced. I was afterward told that German fire had smashed the machinery of the disappearing gun carriage. Toward 8 o'clock there was a lull. The nature of the country to the south favored the concealment of the Germans. I would not attempt to estimate closely the attacking force. It might have been a division of 19,000 men and 4,000 or fi.000 cavalry. They occupied the intervals between the fortresses, and had as an objective the bridges south of the city. The attack was checked all along the line by the Belgians, whose Ninth regiment fought like demons. My own adventures were many. The most stirring was niy unesi uj a laucer, who kept a revolver pointed at the pit of my stomach while I explained. Four times I was arrested and brought before the authorities. When I got back to town the crowd swarmed the streets. They would one minute surround me and threaten me as a German, and the next loudly acclaim me. Panic-stricken refugees continued throughout the day to llood the city. < )ne woman with her two daughters spent a whole night in the cellar of their home. A shell exploded in the kitchen. "Has any of the family been injur-' ed?" some one asked. "Yes, monsieur, the poor cat is dead." This influx frightened outsiders and had a very baleful effect on the people of Liege. Motors carrying wounded soon began to arrive. These stopped before hotels or establishments turned into hospitals. "Fifteen beds ready." "Ten beds for wounded here," were signs posted on the doors of many houses. The Palace of Liege became the centre of attrac The Germans demanded the immediate surrender of the forts and the city. The Belgians had asked for 24 hours to consider the proposal. The Germans refused and threatened to bombard the city at once. These and a dozen other reports were heard and credited. Suddenly a loud explosion set every heart thumping. Had the bombardment commenced? No, the Belgian engineers had blown up the arches of the bridge. It soon became known that the Belgian commanders had refused to give up. The city was crowded with refugees lleeing with the little property they ?? ?? thnn I nnrriail n u/amnn nf XO into a third-class car. A sister of Mercy was her attendant. Before we were halfway to Brussels a priest had given her extreme unction. Opposite me sat a man with four (ive-weeks-old puppies. In the next car were herded a score of German prisoners, their helmets covered with cloth and the insignia gone. ENGLAND'S FOOD SUPPLY This is the Great Problem to be Faced in War. The food question overshadows almost every other consideration in the European war, according to a London letter. As far as England is concerned, it was pointed out two years ago by George Renwick, a member of parliament, in a speech before the Royal United Service Institution that the United Kingdom never had on hand more than six weeks' supplies of wheat and flour or more than two weeks' supplies of meat. He said that these were perilously small stocks to have in reserve and advised that the navy put itself in position to guarantee protection to the British merchant marine. "We grow about seven and import over twenty-five quarters of wheat yearly," he said, "and a rise of only $.1 per quarter means the price of about twelve dreadnoughts or first-class cruisers, which are, after all, the cheapest and best instruments for insuring free navigation. Britain has had undisputed command of the sea for 100 years, but now other nations are challenging her supremacy. "Owing to the facility with which cargoes can now be brought to our shores in times of peace large surplus supplies are no longer kept in stock, as was formerly the case. Any interruption of these supplies, as has been vividly shown during the sailors' and railroad men's strikes, which lasted only a few days, would soon bring our people to the verge of starvation. This question is a matter of life and death to our country." Lord Ellenborough on this occasion added: "The starvation of England means abject surrender. The poor will lose their freedom; the rich will lose their wealth. In future, Englishmen will have to work for lontf hours and low wages, and the conditions of peace should the enemy triumph would be such as to leave it open to the other belligerents to threaten us a second time with starvation. Parts of Essex and Kent would be turned into an Alsace and Lorraine." With England annually doing a world trading business amounting to 15,442,055,000 and importing grain and Hour to the extent of $;il?0,040,000 each year the importance of her merchant marine is easily seen. Yet as the war progresses fewer and fewer ship owners will be found to undertake traffic in spite of the risks of war. The risks cannot he altogether covered by the insurance companies, for the cost for complete protection would he prohibitive. .Mr. Renwick insisted that the state in time of war should take the burden of these war risks. According to the ruling of the International Conference in Iyondon, 1908-9, foodstuffs, fuel, clothing, gold, etc., were labeled "conditional contraband" in time of war, i. ? ., they are subject to capture only upon it being proved that they are destined for the use of armed forces. Restaurant prices have not advanced yet, and every kind of food is still abundant. The newspapers are urging all householders not to embarrass the tradesmen, by ordering unusual supplies. Inquiries from leading American retailers show the following advances in pr "S last Saturday, compared to two w< vi.s ago: Bacon, from IS cents to :i:t cents; steaks, prime, 27 cents to .19 cents: cheese, no change; eggs, new laid. 40 cents to 62 cents dozen: eggs, imported, .'hi cents to 50 cents: hams, cooked, 27 cents to 62 cents, flour, per seven-pound bag, 21 cents to 28 cents; Hour, American, 25 cents to 31 cents; sausages, pork, 21 cents to 23 cents; sausages, beef, 12 cents to 14 cents; lard, 16 cents to 18 cents; American lard, 14 cents to 16 cents; sugar, loaf, 5 cents to 10 cents pound; sugar, granulated, 5 cents to 9 cents; sugar, Barbados, 4 cents to 8 cents; cakes, biscuits, jams, syrups, sweets, chocolate and all cereals, with rice, have advanced 2 cents a pound. All goods in cans have advanced 2 cents on each shilling. Burr Clover.?The best way to plant the seed is to select a place where you are not compelled to use the land until after May, for the plant requires May to ripen its seed in and then re-seeds itself. I have never found any trouble in getting a good utun<l 11 n rloh l'irwl th-if iu plann hind with no grass and weeds on it. On such land a cutaway harrow should be run over it once or twice and then a tooth harrow or brush dragged over it so as to put it in fine tilth, and then sow the seed and let the rain beat them. It depends entirely on how clean the seed are from filth and trash as to what you ought to sow. Of clean seed, a bushel Is sufficient. With trashy seeds, you should plant two or three bushels. Like any other plant almost, it grows better on rich land than poor, and it will not grow very luxuriantly on poor land at all, no matter how much you fertilize it. The soil must be inoculated by the bacilli or germs before it flourishes to any extent. On poor soil it does not grow very luxuriantly after the inoculation occurs, but it will gradually enrich the soil If allowed to die and rot. I have obtained good stands by scattering the seed on top of the hard land in July or August, allowing the summer rains to beat them in. In this way I have A N N O U N C FOR CONGRESS WE are authorized to announce D. E. FINLEY as a candidate for reelection to congress, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE? WE are authorized to announce EMMET W. PURSLEY of King's Mountain township as a candidate for the House of Representatives, subject to the choice of the Democratic party in the approaching primary election. t. t.e. WE are authorized to announce E. M. DICKSON of York Township, as a candidate for the House of Representatives, subject to the action of the Democratic party in the approaching primary election. 1 HEREBY announce myself a candidate for re-election to the HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, subject to the action of the Democratic Darty in the approaching prl mary ejection. 52. t.e W. B. RIDDLE. I HEREBY announce myself as a candidate for re-election to the House of Representatives, subject to the action of the Democratic party in the coming primary. 55 te A. E. HUTCHISON. WE are authorized to announce W. R. BRADFORD of Fort Mill as a candidate for the house of representatives subject to the action of the Democratic party in the primary election. EGETTYS NUNN, of Rock Hill, is hereby announced as a candidate for the House of Representatives, subject to the action of the Democratic party of York county, in the primary election of August 25. JS. GLASSCOCK of Catawba town ship, is hereby announced as a candidate for the House of Representatives subject to the action of the Democratic party in the primary election. SAMUEL N. JOHNSON. Sr., is announced as a candidate for the House of Representatives, subject to the action of the Democratic voters in the primary election. 62 te WJ. CHERRY of Rock Hill, is hereby announced as a candidate for the House of Representatives, subject to the action of the Democratic party in tne primary election. oj TF, LESSLIB Is hereby announced as a candidate for election to the House of Representatives, subject to the action of the Democratic party in the primary election. 63 FOR COUNTY TREASURER WE are authorized to announce HARRY E. NEIL as a candidate for re-appointment to the office of County Treasurer of York county, subject to the rules of the Democratic party in the primary election. 60 FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR WE are authorized to announce THOMAS W. BOYD as a candidate for re-election to the office of County Supervisor, subject to the action of the Democratic party in the primary election. 59 te WE are authorized to announce A. L. BLACK of York Township, as a candidate for supervisor of York nnnntv uiih^oot to tho n ntlnn r\f thp Democratic party in the primary election. WE are authorized to announce H. J. ZINKER, of Bethesda township, as a candidate for County Supervisor, subject to the choice of the Democratic party in the primary election. WE are authorized to announce F. ESS CLINTON' as a candidate for COUNTY SUPERVISOR of York County, subject to the voters of the Democratic party. FOR PROBATE JUDGE 1 HEREBY announce myself as a candidate for re-nomination as judge of probate, subject to the action of the Democratic party in the primary election. L. R. WILLIAMS. WE are authorized to announce i Mr. JOHN M. WILLI FORD of Yorkville, as a candidate for Probate Judge, subject to the choice of the Democratic voters in the primary election. 61. te. FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION WE are authorized to announce J. C. CORK as a candidate for the ottice of COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION of York County, subject to the rules r' the Democratic primary. I HEREBY announce myself as a candidate for re-election to the office of COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT <>F EDUCATION, subject to the action of the Democratic party in the coming primary. JOHN E. CARROLL. FOR CORONER WE are authorized to announce DANIEL WHITENER as a candidate for the oftlce of Coroner of York County, subject to the will of the Democratic voters in the primary election. RIKNDS of W. J. McGILL of . Broad River Township, announce him as a candidate for Coroner, subject to the action of the Democratic party in the primary election. RW. WESTMORELAND of Hickory i J rove, is hereby announced as a candidate for Coroner, subject to the action of the Democratic party in the primary election. CI BUTLER BERRY of Bullock's 1 T? Creek Township, is hereby announced as a candidate for Coroner, subject to the action of the Democratic party in the primary election. JW, DOBSON of Yorkvllle, is here by announced as a candidate for Coroner of York county, subject to the action of the Democratic party in the primary election. 62 te covered many places around my home which were barren, simply by using the clover seed without any preparation of the land whatever,? ^ B. R. Tillman. Pacific Water Is Higher.?The tides are among the most remarkable phenomena in the world of Nature, and they give rise to many peculiar notions concerning the level of the m oceans. The tides at Panama, for in- \ stance, rise much higher than the tide at Colon, and this leads many people to think that the Pacific has a higher level than the Atlantic. As a matter m of fact, however, while the tidal flue- * tuations on the Atlantic side have a range of about two feet and those on the Pacific side a range of about twen ty reet, the level or the oceans is iue same. The difference is caused by the narrowing shoreline of Panama bay, which takes a broad expanse of water as it enters the bay and narrows it ^ down as it sweeps into the V-shaped entrance. What it loses in breadth it must' make up in depth and hence the higher tides on the Pacific side of the Isthmus of Panama. A The same phenomenon is witnessed ^ in the Bay of Funday, where at the head of the bay the rise is fifty-five feet above sea-level. At spring tides the water in the Bay of Funday is nineteen feet higher than in the Bay of Verte, only fifteen miles distant.? National Geographic Magazine. ^ IF. MF, NTS. FOR COUNTY AUDITOR WE are authorized to announce BROADUS M. LOVE as a candidate for re-appointment to the office of County Auditor, subject to the rules of the Democratic party in the primary election. 60 FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER 4 WE are authorized to announce J. E. LATHAM of Bullock's Creek, as a candidate for County Commissioner, subject to the recommendation of the Democratic voters in the primary election. ^ WE are authorized to announce JOSEPH W. SMITH as a candidate for re-appointment as county commissioner, subject to the recommendation of the Democratic voters in the primary election. MANY friends of JOHN C. KIRKPATRICK of Bullock's Creek township, hereby announce him as a candidate for County Commissioner, anhtAr>f tn thf? rMnmmendatlon of the Democratic voters in the primary election. 60 te WE are authorized to announce j. 4 D. GWIN, of Sharon, as a candidate for County Commissioner, subject to the recommendation of the Democratic party in the primary election. WE are authorized to announce WHITE W. JACKSON as a k candidate for re-election as a member of the County Board of Commissioners, subject to the approval of the Democratic voters in the primary election. Friends of henry r. merritt of York Township, be* leave to announce him as a suitable man for appointment as county commi8 sioner, subject to the recommendation of the Democratic voters in the primary election. 61. t. te. FOR TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR EHENEZER TOWNSHIP fr WE are authorized to announce R. M. ANDERSON as a candidate for Supervisor of Roads In Ebenezer Township, subject to the recommendation of the Democratic voters in the primary election. IJ ETHEL TOWNSHIP WE beg leave to announce R. S. RIDDLE as a candidate for gl Bethel Township Supervisor, subject to the choice of the Democratic voters in the primary. 50. t. te. FRIENDS. WE are authorized to announce E. N. MILLER as a candidate for re-appointment as SUPERVISOR OF ROADS for Bethel Township, subject to the recommendation of the Democratic voters in the primary election. 52. t. t.e.* KING'S MOUNTAIN TOWNSHIP WE are authorized to announce R. M. ROBINSON of Clover, as a candidate for Supervisor of Roads in King's Mountain Township, sub- ^ ject to the choice of the Democratic r\t?imorv olontinn VUlCia HI U1C BULLOCK'S CREEK TOWNSHIP. JS. PLEXICO is hereby announced as a candidate for re-appointment as Road Supervisor in Bullock's Creek ^ Township, subject to the recommenda- W tion of the Democratic party in the primary election. 63 te BULLOCK CREEK TOWNSHIP J FRANK WATSON is hereby an nounced as a candidate for Road Supervisor in Bullock Creek Township, subject to the result of the Democratic primary election. WE are authorized to announce ^ W. A. MITCHELL as a candi- w date for Supervisor of Bullock's Creek Township, subject to the recommendation of the Democratic voters in the primary election. FOR MAGISTRATE t YORK TOWNSHIP. AFTER due consideration by the solicitations of friends, I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of MAGISTRATE for York township, governed by the rules of the Democratic party. N. J. N. BOWEN. 44 t te I HEREBY announce myself as a candidate for re-appointment as Magistrate in York Township, sub- _ ject to the recommendation of the Democratic party in the approaching primary election. J. C. COMER. 60 t te THE friends of Mr. T. D. MULLJNAX announce him as a candidate _ for magistrate in York township sub- ^ ject to the recommendation of the voters in the Democratic primary. Bl'IJAJCK'S CHEEK TOWNSHIP 1 HEREBY announce myself as a candidate for re-appointment as Magistrate in Bullock's Creek Township, subject to the recommendation of the Democratic voters in the primary election. J. L. DUNCAN. 60 t te IIROAI) RIVER TOWNSHIP. THEREBY announce myself as a ouloli-nta In River township, subject to the recommendation of the Democratic voters in the primary election. R. J. STARNES. HROAI) RIVER TOWNSHIP. RI.. A. SMITH Is hereby announced as a candidate for Magistrate in Broad River Township, subject to the recommendation of the Democratic voters in the primary election. fc BETHEL TOWNSHIP. JD. BOYD is hereby announced as a candidate for Magistrate in Bethel Township, subject to the recommendation of the Democratic party in the primary election. qp HE. JOHNSON is hereby announced as a candidate for recommendation for re-appointment as Magistrate for Bethel Township, subject to the will of the Democratic voters in the primary election. 62 te