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Jtmnorouo department. Of Another Denomination.?Little David always had lived with his grand father and aunt, who were Presbyterians of the dye known as the genuine old vegetable indigo, which never fades ?only softens beautifully with great . age?and the aunt had not reached the softening age. For some time she had had doubts about the desirability of a certain boy as a playmate for David, and one day she questioned the child. "David, what sort of boy is Tommy Dean?" "Oh, he's all right." Indirect questions brought only tactful and evasive answers, and finally she asked: "But, David, have you never heard him use bad words?words which I do not allow you to use?" After a moment's hesitation David replied with a little sigh: "Well, auntie, it's like this, you see. Tommy's always gone to another Sunday school."?Philadelphia Ledger. Ingenious Defense.?At the Investors' league dinner in New York the speeches were made between the courses?a new invention, as President. George Whigelt pointed out, for saving the time of banqueters. "Their defense," President Whigelt said, apropos of a notorious firm of patent infringers, "their defense reminds me in its absurdity of Jackson's. "Jackson, a rough, sued a man for assault, and yet, when the man appeared in court, he was bitten all over the face and ears horribly. "'How about this?' the judge said to 1 Jackson sternly. "Here you sue a man for assault, and he comes into court marked all over with your teeth!' " 'Well, judge, your honor,' said Jackson, 'he pounded me so hard while ! he was assaultin' me that I had to have something to bite on, or else I couldn't have stood it.'" These Modern Wonders.?Her soldier son in the Philippines had sent a cablegram and Mrs. Blunderleigh's voice rang with pride when speaking 1 of it to her impressed neighbors. "Yes, they may be wonderful things, ' the telegraphies," said she. "Just fancy, it's come from the Philippines?all the thousands of miles." "And so quick, too," put in her best ' friend. "Quick ain't the word for it," put in . Mrs. Blunderleigh. "Why, when I pot ' it the gum on the envelope wasn't * dry." ( Rather Particular.?A small boy , who was sitting next to a very haughty lady in a crowded subway car, kept sniffing in a most annoying manner. At last the lady could bear it no longer and turned to the lad. "Boy, have you got a handkerchief?" she demanded. The small boy looked at her for a few seconds, and then, in a dignified tone, came the answer: "Yes, I 'ave, but I don't lend it to strangers."?St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Billinger'g Den.?"When Billinger bought his new house it was with the express understanding that he should have a room all of his own?a den or study." "Yes, I know what you mean. Did he get it?" "Yes: and his wife furnished it" "How?" "With a sewing machine, a cutting table, two dressers, dummies, three sewing chairs and a full-length mirror." It Couldn't Be.?The detective had congratulated the housewife for bringing about the arrest of a noted sneak- , thief. "Oh, I knew he was a crook the j minute he opened his mouth," she replied, smilingly. "How did you spot him so quickly?" "Why, he told me the gas company : had sent him to examine our meter ( and see if we were entitled to a re- , bate." >ti: "So did mine," said the first. "She enl/1 t../v U,wl M i?n ouiu v> r uau iu vuuir uc\.auc?c inc .uun- , seys were coming, although I told her . we simply could not afford the ex- ; pense." "And that's what I said," explained < the second, "but my wife said we had to come because the Browns were coming." "Why, look here, my name is Brown." "And mine is Munsey." Then the two men shook one another warmly by the hand.?Pearson's. Fixing the Blame.?He found his own front porch with wonderful accuracy. navigated the steps with precision and discovered the keyhole by instinct. Once in the dimly lighted hall, there was an ominous silence, followed by a tremendous crash. "Why, what has happened, Harry?" ? "It's all right Mary, but I'll?I'll learn those goldfish to snap at me." *? You know, madam." said the seedsman, "you don't have to plant your potatoes whole; you can cut them J up in small pieces." "Yes, I know," said Mrs. Xewwife, 1 "that might do very well if we al- | ways wanted to raise potatoes for i Myonaise or for mashing, but we , should probably desire to have pota- . toes served whole now and then." Jt-i"'An old woman from the remote i highlands was taken to Kdinburg, 1 and heard modern singing in a church 1 for the first time. She was asked by the friend who took her what she < thought of the music. "It's vera bonny, vera bonny; but, j oh, it's an awfu' way of Spending the , Sabbath." ] Happiness.?What have you ever ( done to make anybody happy? A lit- ' tie boy was told that he ought to make somebody happy every week. ' and he began nobly. "I made a lady j happy," he said. "She was my aunt, and 1 spent a week at her home, and . when I left she was very happy." 1 i m , These June Brides.?Ma'am, lure's 1 a man at the door with a parcel for you. "What is it. Bridget?" "It's a fish, ma'am, and it's marked C. (). D." "Then make the man take it hack to the dealer. I ordered trout." He Was Older Then.?"Why look her?," said the merchant who was in need of a boy, "aren't you the same boy who was in here a week ago?" "Yes, sir," said the applicant. "I thought so. And didn't I tell you then that I wanted an older boy?" ' "Yes. sir. That's why I'm back. I'm older now." YORK COUNTY VOTERS (Continued From Page 1.) Sam'l Kriedheim, far., 503 E. Main st. P. M. Furr, weaver, Highland Park. Chas. Furr, mill opr., Izard street. Will Funderburk. hackman, Aragon. J. T. Gaddy, mill opr., 915 E. Main st. W. G. Gaftney, mill opr., Aragon Mill. L. V. Gatt'ney, mill opr., Aragon Mill. J. M. Gamble, farm. No. 6, Rock Hill. J. F. Gaston, mill opr., Aragon Mill. J. B. Gaston, salesman, 316 Oakland av. Church Gardner, mill opr. 3, Rock Hill. B. F. Gardner, mill opr.,*3, Rock Hill. J. E. Gardner, mill opr., 3, Rock Hill. \ J. T. Giles, mill opr., 617 Standard st. F. M. Giles, mill opr., 617 Standard st. W. H. Giles, farm., No. 3, Rock Hill. W. W. Gill, mercht., 331 Chatham st. W. H. Gladden, real est., 733 College st. J. A. Glenn, mill opr., 235 Jones St. D. L. Glenn, farm., No. 3, Rock Hill. W. B. Godfrey, carp., 503 E. White st. J. G. Gordon, mill opr.. No. 3, Rock Hill. W. L. Gordon, mill opr., 90 White st. C. F. Gordon, Win. col., Lancaster av. D. B. Goins, mill ope., Standard st. D. C. Goins, mill ope., Lucas st. J. W. Goins, mill ope., 12 Goins st. J. M. UOillS, mill upt;., li UUIIIO sw. W. M. Gordon, fireman, 571 Oakland. W. P. Goodman, engineer, Winthrop. B. F. Grier. painter, SO Oakland. C. F. Green, mill opr., 72 Jones st. J. H. Grier, mill ope., 75 Jones st. J. E. Graham, R. M. ser., E. White. W. A. Graham, conductor, 143 Reid. F. W. Gregg, minister, 311 E. Main. E. H. Green, mill ope., 72 Jones. E. Gunthrop, conductor, 119 Reid st. J. W. Hammond, loom fixer, Rock Hill E. W. Hall, teacher, 330 E. White. W. H. Hammond, mill ope., H. Park. S. H. Hay, b'kkeeper, White&College. M. D. Haney, mill supt., 511 Park. R. S. Hanna, clerk, 314 Oakland ave. Wm. Hartsell, mill ope., No. 3, R. Hill. J. L. Hartsell mill ope.. Mane. Mill. M. N. Hargett, mill ope., 83 Jones st. S. M. Hargett, mill ope., No. 3, R. Hill. A. L. Hasty, mill ope., 613 E. White. H. Hawkins, carpenter 324 Anna Frel. C. S. Haynes, draughtsman, 343 Oakl'd. J. B. Heath, sta. master, 120 Reid st. W. G. Henderson, mill mgr., 329 Park. A. F. Hester, contractor, 131 Academy. J. C. Henry, tre. Bug. Co., 319 Oakl'd. E. C. Helmes, mill ope., Mane. Mill. J. C. Helmes. salesman, 353 R^R. ave. H.G.Hitchcock, b'kkeep., 408 E.wnue. W. H. Hill, farm.. No. 3, Rock Hill. H. E. Hill, minister, Aragon Mill. W. J. Hinson, farm, 420 Hutchison. J. B. Hinson, farm., 323 Jones ave. J. Hinson, mill ope., Manchester Mill. W. F. Hyatt, mill ope., Aragon Mill. J. D. Hoke, st. overseer, Park ave. W. H. Hoke, farm., No. 3, Rock Hill. J. J. Hoke, farm.. No. 3, Rock Hill. T. Mc. Hood, mill opr., 615 Standard. W.H.Holshouser, mill op., 916 E.White J. R. Hope, flagman, 411 Ebenezer. B. R. Hopper, mill opr., Aragon Mill. E. B. Hough, woodman, 413 Ebenezer. Wm. Hovis, mill opr., 47 E. White st. J. E. Honeycutt, mill ope., Arag. Mill. J. A. Howe, merchant, No. 3, R. Hill. R. T. Howe, farm., Mane. Mill. J. L. Howey, farmer. No. 2, Rock Hill. J. F. Howe, painter, 54 7 E. White. C. H. Hollaway, mill opr., Manch. Mill. I. H. Holis, machinist, Aragon Mill. C. M. Howie, plumber, 593 E. White. E. W. Hopper, mill ope., Aragon Mill. D.R.Huddleston, carp., 296 Anna Frel. W. A. Hunter, mill ope., 3, Rock Hill. W. C. Huss, mill ope., Aragon Mill. W. A. Huey, clerk, 119 Academy. J. W. Huey, merchant, 119 Academy. J. T. Hunter, mill ope., 83 Jones st. W. C. Hutchison, planter, 124 Clay. 5. J. Hunter, weaver, Aragon Mill. 3. C. Hunsucker, farm., Oakland ave. D. F. Hunter, mill ope., No. 3. R. Hill. L. G. Huckabee, bksm'h, 224 Ebenezer. r. G. Hudspeth, farm., No. 3, R. Hill. J. M. Ivey. cotton, 339 Park ave. A. C. Izard, oil mill, 239 E. White. J. H. B. Jenkins. Sr., watch., 131 Reid. J. H. B. Jenkins, Jr.. b'k cl'k, 131Reid. G. P. Jenkins, salesman, 131 Reid. T. H. Jenkins, mill work., 3, Rock Hill. A. R. Jennings, mill work., Mane. Mill. D. R. Jennings, farm., Mane. Mill. H. Jenkins, mill ope., Aragon Mill. W. D. Johnson, mill ope., Aragon Mill. E. B. Johnson, ins. agt., 126 Oakland. J. T. Johnson, mill ope., 53 Lucas. J. H. Jordan, mill ope., 81 Jones ave. C. Jones, farmer, Jones ave. D. B. Johnson, col. pres.. Oakland ave. T. Josey, mill ope., 77 Jones ave. Henry Jordan, mill ope., Mane. Mill. W. L. Johnson, mill ope.. Mane. Mill. S. Johnson, Jr., real est., 315 R. R. ave. R. L. Kerr, real est., 401 Charlotte. M. R. Kee. salesman, White st. W. T. Kilgo, far.. No. 1. Rock Hill. Z. B. Kirby, mill ope.. No. 3, R. Hill. W. B. Klugh, b'kkeeper, 331 E. Main. B. A. Knight, mill ope., 253 Jones. H. S. Knight, barber, Aragon Mill. Bill Knight, mill ope., Aragon Mill. C. M. Kuykendall, clerk. 427 E. White. T. H. Latham, farmer, aav nope. M. C. Latham, clerk, 397 Hope, S. C. Latham, bug. co., 397 Hope. W. L. Law, civil engineer, College ave. W. R. Laney, mill ope., H. P. Mfg. Co. J.K.Lineberger, machin., 89 E. White. R.Lipscomb, mg. P. Tel., 130 E. White ,\I. S. Lively, sec. J. T. R., 120 Reid st. W. T. Ligon, farm.. No. 3, Rock Hill. G. X. Ligon, farm., No. S, Rock Hill. J. C. Ligon, farm., No. 3, Rock Hill. A. P. Limberger, h'lth of., 236Hutch. r. J. Limberger. Jr., b'kkeep., Hutch. W. J. Lesslie, mechanic, 357 Ebenezer. R. L. Lazenby, mill ope.. Mane. Mill. J. J. Long, mill ope., 26 Lyle. Alex Long, Sr., mfg., 631 College. Alex Long, Jr.. stenog., 631 College. Thos. Loyd, painter, 912 E. White st. P. S. Love, contractor, 340 Park ave. Geo.St.J. Lauray, paint., 252 N. Wilson. J. McLoweny. mill opr., 23 Goins st. I. C. Lock, farm.. No. 2, Rock Hill." SV. T. Lucas, mill opr., Highland Park. W. C. Lyles, mill opr., 57 E. White st. J. M. Lyles, mill opr., 209 Anna Frel. T. T. Lyle, mill opr., Hutchison st. r. W. Masse.v, farm., 307 Wilson st. \I. R. Massey, farm, 302 Wilson st. 3. F. Massey, farmer, 138 Wilson st. 1. W. Marshall, U. S. com., Pendleton, r. F. Mangum, weaver, 234 Hutchison. Alex Martin, minister, Aiken ave. E. T. Marion, drug clerk, 120 Reid st. J. C. Moore, mill opr., Manchester Mill. I. H. Mayberry, mill opr., 132 Academy. VI. J. Marshall, ex. clerk. Railroad av. 1. J. Miller, retired, 137 Academy st. SV. W. Miller, civ. eng., 404 Park av. T. H. Miller, ins., 350 Oakland ave. 1. R. Miller. M. D., 403 Park ave. SV. H. Mitchell, retired, 315 RR. ave. SV. E. Miller, dairyman. No. 3, R. Hill, r. T. Miskelly, carp., 253 Hutchison st. IV. J. Miller, farm., 408 Ebenezer. las. Montague, mill opr., Aragon Mill. D. A. Morris, farm., No. 3. Rock Hill, v A. Morrison, mill opr.. Aragon Mill. D. B. Moore, bk-kpr., 317 College ave. IV. H. .Moore, salesman, 339 E. Main st. 1. W. Moore, mercht., Oakland av. IV. W. Moore, mill pres., Oakland av 5. Geo. Moore, city treas., 235 Oakland. 5. D. Morgan, weaver, 851 E. White st. r?' i V. o r>??i. tjill n . . *?iui I la, ldi 111., a^u, i), * *???. \. E. Morton, engin'r, 125 N. Wilson. T. P. Morgan, mill opr., 5 Manchester. 0.M.Murchison, desp'r., 405N. Acad'my. 2. P. Munn, mill opr.. Manchester Mill. T. J. Mullinax, mill opr., Aragon Mill. IV. T. Mullis, laborer. State Farm. IV. S. McLean, clerk, 6.r> College ave. IV. A. McCorkle, clerk, 51 Oakland av. IV. T. McColough, farm., No. 1, R. Hill. 2. S. McCrory, Ruggy Co., 339 E. Main. *. McCammnn, mill opr., 322 Anna Frel. 1. M. McCorkle, paint., 333 Ebenezer. fl.McCammon, mill opr., 425 Hutchison. [4. L. McDonald, ice. mfr.. White st. S. M. McDowell, ins. agt., 149 Ebenezer. R. McOinnis, mill opr., Aragon Mill. J. S. McKibhon, mill opr., SI Jones st. [?. E. McKibbon, mill opr., SI Jones st. ~5. W. McKenzie. mill op., 3, Rock Hill. R. S. MoKeown, far.. No. 3, Rock Hill. I. K. McKenzie, mill opr., Aragon Mill. VV. J. McKibbon. mill opr., 55 Lucas st. [?. D. McMackin, salesman, 359 K Main, r. A. McManus, mill opr.. 3, Rock Hill. J.J.McManus, mail clerk. 218 Ebenezer. J. H. McManus. ins. agt., 321 Chatham. P.S.McMurray, drug clerk. .331 E. Main. R. C. McRoy, teacher, 509 Park ave. i 'tis McSwain. mill opr., Aragon Mill. A. C. McSwain. mill opr.. Aragon Mill. W. J. McWaters, mill opr., Manchester. E. O. Neal, mill opr., Manchester Mill. j. \\. {NfHi, mm opr., .\o. .?, noun nm. W. A. Neal, carpenter, TS Jones st. J. (>. Neely, cot. buyer, 3S E. Main st. M. Nelson, postal clerk, 327 Ebene/.er. K. M. Neely, farm.. No. 6, Rock Hill. K. I*. Neely. merchant. No. 3, Rock Hill. J. T. Neely, merch., 2.r>3 Oakland ave. R. \V. Neal. mill opr.. White st. W. T. Nicholson, clerk, Hutchison st. T. K. Nicholson, electrician, Hutchison. (\ F. Nichols, carp., 297 Anna Frel st. J. O. Nunn, painter. White St., R. Hill. W. J. Nunn, mill opr.. Standard. J. R. Nunn. mill opr.. Highland Park. f?. A. Nunn, farm.. 91.7 Standard st. J. S. Nunn. farmer, 91 r? Standard. C. C. Oates, bookkeeper, 6 York st. J. W. O'Neal, merchant, E. Main. J. J. Orr, Win. Col., i mp., College ave. P, B. Parks, mill supt., Aragon Mill. G. W. Parish, mill upr., Manchester. C. G. Parish, Buggy Co., 297 Jones st. P. W. Parish, farm., Xo. 3, Rock Hill. P. A. Partlow, mill opr., 214 Goins st. W. A. Parish, clerk, Manchester Mill. J. L,. Phillips, druggist, White & Uakl'd K.B. Phagan, bank teller, 629 Standard. L. 1>. Pitts, bk-kpr., 703 College ave. W. E. Pittman, mill opr., Manchester. R. S. Poag, farm., Nro. 6, Rock Hill. V. D. Potts, mill opr., 80 Jones st. W. T. Pool, mill opr., Spencer st. C. E. Polk, mill opr., 56 Lucas st. J. C. Pool, mill opr., E. White Ext. E. E. Poag, postmaster, 355 E. Main st. E. E. Poag, Jr., circ. mgr., 355 E. Main. H. P. Poag, asst. P. M., 355 E. Main st. S. J. Poag, bookkeeper, 327 Park ave. O. S. Poe, merchant, 210 Oakland ave. R. W. Powers, ins. agt., 140 Caldwell. W. H. Pope, motorman, 309 Camden. M. E. Plexico, lumber, 517 E. Main st. A. T. Quantz, mill supt., 225 College. J. W. Rawlinson, far., 117 Caldwell. T. J. Rabb, granite dealer, College ave. P. Ratterree, Main street. G. W. Raylield, mill ope., 301 Jones. D. S. Rainey, shoemaker, Mane. Mill. J. W. Rainey, mill ope., Mane. Mill. J. T. Rogers, mill ope., Mane. Mill. W. M. Robinson, mill ope.. Mane. Mill. L. J. Robertson, R. R. empr, 79 Hope. J. F. Robertson, mill ope., Mane. Mill. M. Roberson, mill ope., Xo. 3, R. Hill. Wm. Rooks, mill ope., Mane. Mill. R. Reid, auto, deal., 148 X. Academy. L. S. Reid, sales., White & Oakland. A. R. Rhinehart, sales., 229 E. White. Jas. Rhodes, mill ope., Mane. Mill. R T. Rich, mill oDe? 20 Goins. T. F. Rivers, carpt., 263 R. R. ave. J. A. Robbins. livery., 148 E. White. B. Robbins. mill ope., Aragon Mill. J. Q. Roberts, painting, Rock Hill. W. H. Robbins, engineer, 430 E.White. W. B. Roddey, b'kkeeper, 149 N. Acad. J. E. Roddey, Jr., student, 241 E. Main. J. T. Roddey, cotton, 215 Oakland. W. J. Roddey, banker, 148 Oakland. T. M. Rogers, mill ope., 27 Lyle. J. B. Rogers, mill ope., Highl. Park. L?. H. Rogers, mill ope., High. Park. J. A. Roberts, carpenter, Aragon Mill. A. S. Rogers, min.. White & Academy. T. W. Ross well borer, Hi E. Main. W. E. Roberts, mill ope., 3, R. Hill. J. H. Rudisill. salesman, 371 E. Main. J. B. Rush, carpenter, 140 Ebenezer. M. H. Sandifer, drug., 118 Caldwell. L. C. Sadler, electric.. No. 3, Rock Hill. W. Sadler, student, 331 Chatham. J. A. Sullivan, lireman, 348 Park. P. P. Sanders, mill ope., Aragon Mill. W. P. Sanders, farm., No. 6, R. Hill. C. K. Schwarr, editor, 630 Oakland. S. F. Seagle, farm., No. 4, Rock Hill. G. T. Setzer, merchant, No. 4, R. Hill. W. T. W. Sears, 35 Cash st. R.L.Sheahan, mch. hand., 126 Ebenez. W. A. Sharpe, clerk, 130 E. White. U T. Shilllnglaw, far., No. 2. R. Hill. T. H. Simril, Jr., salesman, 113 Clay. W. R. Sims, Jr., druggist, 131 College. H. L. Simril, salesman, 360 Park. J. M. Simril. salesman, 113 Clay. H. C. Simril, salesman, 113 Clay. C. R. Simmons, sales., 136 Academy. J. W. Summerlin. painter, 608 Izard. W. J. Sloop, mill ope., Highland Park. T. H. Simril, Clay street. E. S. Sibley, mill ope., Mancht'r. Mill. W. R. Simpson, mill ope., 3, R. Hill. Jeff Sims, mach. hand., 211 Laurel. A. E. Smith, planter, 503, E. Main. H. E. Smith, carpenter, 217 Ebcnezer. D. H. Smith, mill ope., 313 Jones. W. M. Snyder, mill ope., Aragon Mill. Guy Sneed, pub. work., 76 Jones. S. VV. Snipes, merchant, Mane. Mill. W. H. Spake, mill ope., Aragon Mill. S. X. Sowell, mfg., Park ave. P. W. Spencer, secy., 343 E. White. J. H. Sturgis, farm., No. 2, Rock Hill. W. L. Starr, farm., 313 Wilson. J. W. Stewart, contract., 330 Park. J. H. Stogner, mill ope., No. 3, R. Hill. H. A. Stephenson, carp., 543 E. White. D. M. Steele, mill ope., l i laicas. D. P. Steele, farmer, 130 White. C. A. Stewart, contract., 313 N.Wilson. J. X. Stewart, contract., No. 4. It. Hill. J. D. Steele, carp., 926 E. White. J. B. Steele, salesman, 334 Oakland. C. N. Steed, mill supt., 612 E. White. J. R. Stokes, dentist, 343 Oakland. A. J. Stover, 355 R. R. avenue. J. P. sturgis. farm.. No. 3. R. Hill. J. B. Sullivan, farm., No. 3, R. Hill. P. L. Sullivan, farm., No. 3, R. Hill. R. P. Sullivan, farm.. No. 3, R. Hill. J. W. Sturgis, farm., No. 3, R. Hill. V. H. Stogner, mill ope., Aragon Mill. W. E. Stowe, salesman. 408 E. White. J. S. Starr architect, 307 X. Wilmn. S. J. Sturgis, farm.. No. 3. R. Hill. G. P. Sturgis, farm., No. 3, R. Hill. L. N. Starnes, mill opr., No. 3, R. Hill. J. W. Sullivan, mill opr.. 249 Jones st. R. L. Sweat, carp., 232 Hutchison, st. L. Sweat, mill opr., 306 Hutchison St. W. B. Sweat, mill opr., 232 Hutchison. J. B. Sykes, mercht., 504 Oakland ave. J. S. Sturgis, farm., No. 6, Rock Hill. W. L. Sturgis, farm., No. 3, Rock Hill. J. C. Sullivan, farmer, No. 3, Rock Hill. S. L. Tallent, moulder, 415 Hope st. J. W. Thomson, teacher, 531 Aiken st. A. J. Thompson, mercht., 725 E. White. W. D. Thomas, farm., No. 2, Rock Hill. W. N. Thomasson, farm., 2, Rock Hill. W. R. Thomasson, carp., 251 Hutchison. D. W. Thompson, clerk, 725 Standard. G. H. Ussery, mill opr., 7 Lyles st. G. J. Vrooman, exp. agt., Park ave. L. O. Wallace, mill opr., 216 Goins st. T. A. Walker, mill opr., 130 Highland. N. G. Walker, architect, Charlotte ave. W. H. Wall, mercht., 943 White St. J. E. Walmsley, teacher, 917 Oakland. r. Ttr?ll?,,? mill Vn *? Rnpk Hill C. J. Walker, manfr.. 6 2!? Charlotte st. M. A. Wallace, sawyer. No. 3. R. Hill. H. A. Water, carpenter, 311 Jones st. C. R. Weeks, teacher, 359 Oakland. J. E. Welsh, dentist, 119 N. Academy. P. B. Wells, minister, 113 Caldwell st. J. T. Weathersby, mill opr., 3, R. Hill. J. R. Wentz, mill opr., 25 Ooins st. W. H. Whisonant, fur. dealer., Park av. < Geo. P. White, farm., No. 2. Rock Hill. A. W. Whiteley, far.. No. 3. Rock Hill. , J. M. Whisonant, farm., 6, Rock Hill. T. M. Whisonant, real est., 363 E. Main. C. S. Whisonant, carp., 143 Reid st. W. R. Whitfield, teacher, Oakland ave. , B. J. White, attv., 257 E. White st. J. W. White, mechanic, 359 Park ave. ' W. C. Whitner, civil enp., 205 Oakland. B. F. Whitner, retired, 205 Oakland av. F. C. Whitner, farmer, 205 Oakland av. H. H. White, surveyor, 257 E. White. ( A. N. Whitesides, mill supt., Park ave. W. B. Wilson, Jr.. atty., 619 Aiken st. W. B. Wilson, Sr., atty., 434 Charlotte. York L. Wilson, student, 434 Charlotte. O. B. Wilson, student, 434 Charlotte. Jno. W. Wilson, mill opr., 916 White. 1 tirown \\ Jison, larmer., i, nutn niu, J. R. Williams, real est., Academy. i T. P. Williams, mill opr., 707 Hutchison. ] C. E. Williams, mill opr., 147 Ebenezer. ( C. Edgar Williams, far., No. 3, R. Hill. , W. R Williams, mill opr., Aragon Mills. , W. J. Williams, farm. No. 1, I/esslie. E. L. Williams, farm.. No. 1. Lesslie. S. E. Williams, mill opr.. Manchester. W. A. Williams, mill opr., 9 Lyle st. Jas. R. Williams, mill opr., Manchester. RoyW.Williamson, mercht., 143 Acad'y. i Neil I. Williamson, mer., 143 Academy, fl. D. Williamson, merch., 143 Academy. J.P.Williamson, leather work, 143 Acad. A. E. Willis, planter, 129 Oakland ave. N. W. Williams, farm.. No. 1. Lesslie. R. R. Webb, carp., 619 Izard st. J. C. Witherspoon, planter, 402 Charl'te. , J. H. Witherspoon, planter, 220 White. A. R White, trimmer. 135 Wilson. R. S. Wolf, mill opr., 56 Lucas St. H. W. Wolf, mill opr., Manchester Mill. ' P. C. Wolf, mill opr., Manchester Mill. . T. M. Wright, carp., 40N Hope st. A. J. Wright, mill opr., Aragon Mills. W. S. Wright, mill opr., Aragon Mills. R. T. Wright, cb rk. 109 Clay street. T. F. Wrenn, mill opr., Manchester. W. P. Wylie, retired. 517 E. White st, , W. C. Wylie, bk-kpr., 350 Oakland a v. i J. M. Yandle, carp., 945 Standard st. It. W. Young, R. R. emp., 360 Pendleton. , NEW ZION CLUB A. J. Alexander, farm., No. 2. Smyrna. T. I). Alexander, farm., No. 2, Smyrna. R. L. Alexander, farm., No. 2. Smyrna. T T.' farm.. No. 2. Smyrna. F. <\ Alexander, farm., No. 2, Smyrna. H. N. Alexander, farm.. No. 2. Smyrna. C. U Adams, farm.. No. 2. Smyrna. B. F. Avers, farm., Xo.l, Kind's Creek. K. I.. Biggers, farm.. 1, King's Creek. J. K. Biggers. farm.. 1, King's Creek. B. I*. Biggers, farm.. X?. 2, Smyrna. It. li. Frown, salesman, 1. Yorkville. A. X. Brown, farm.. No. 1, Yorkville. \V. A. Burns, farm., X<?. 2. Smyrna. A. K. Burns, farm.. Xo. 2, Smyrna. \V. P. Brown, farm.. Xo. 1, Filbert. J. I. Bolin, farm.. Xo. 2, Smyrna. J. G. Brown, farm.. Xo. 1, Filbert. W. (I. Brown, farm., Xo. 1. Filbert. J. A. Boheler. farm., Xo. 2. Smyrna. W. X. Biggers, farm., 1. King's Creek. J. A. Barry, farm.. Xo. 1. Filbert. J. F. Boheler, farm., Xo. 2. Smyrna. J. H. Belk. farm.. Xo. 1, Filbert. G. K. Bolin. farm., 2, Hickory Grove. B. F. Childers, farm., 2, Hickory Grove. Benj. childers. farm., 2, Hickory Grove. , VV. I). Clinton, farm.. No. 2. Smyrna. W. T. Cain. farm.. No. 1, Yorkville. i \V. S. Cain, farm., Xo. 1. Yorkville. ,\l. S. Carroll, farm., Xo. 1, Filbert. W. A. Carroll, farm., No. 1, Filbert. L. G. Clinton, farm., No. 1. Filbert. W. R. Clinton, farm., No. 1, Filbert. J. L Caveny, farm.. No. 2, Smyrna. Harley Dover, farm., No. 2, Smyrna. W. W. Dover, farm., No. 2, Smyrna. L. W. Dover, farm., No. 1, Yorkville. W. W. Dickson, farm., No. 2, Smyrna. E. E. Falls, lumber, 2, King's Creek. E. C. Falls, farm., No. 2, King's Creek. T. H. Falls, farm.. No. 2, King's Creek. A. M. Griffin, farm.. No. 2, Smyrna. A. J. Griffin, farm., No. 2, Smyrna. J. H. Good, farm., No. 1, Yorkville. R. J. Good, farm., No. 1, Yorkville. J. G. Griffin, farm., No. 2. Smyrna. J. R Hogue, farm., 2, Hickory Grove. J. A. Hogue, farm., 2, Hickory Grove. J. N. Hogue. farm.. No. 1, Yorkville. E. M. Howe, farm.. No. 1, Filbert. J. L. Hemphill, farm.. No. 1, Filbert. J. B. Haggins, farm., No. 1, Yorkville. W. N. Hanna, farm., No. 2, Smyrna. E. V. Kiser, farm., No. 2, King's Creek. J. W. Ingle, farm., No. 1, Yorkville. E. L. Hanna, carpenter. No. 2, Smyrna. J. S. Love, farm., No. 1, Filbert. W. J. Love, farm., No. 1, Filbert. W. B. Love, farm.. No. 1, Filbert. H. S. Love, farmer, No. 1, Filbert. J. F. Love, farm., No. 1, Filbert. J. D. Moss, farm., No. 2, Smyrna. H. B. McDaniel, farm., No. 2, Smyrna. J. McDaniel, farm.. No. 2, Hiick. Grove. G. R. McCarter, farm.. No. 2, Smyrna. A. M. McGill, mereh., No. 1, Yorkville. J. A. McCarter, farm., No. 1, Yorkville. J. T. McKnipht, farmer, No. 2. Smyrna. W. A. McDaniel, farm., 2, Hick. Grove. W. A. McAfee, peddler. No. 1, Yorkville. J. L. McDaniel, farm., 2, Hickory Grove. G. B. McCarter. farm.. No. 1. Yorkville. P. B. McAfee, farm.. No. 1, Yorkville. J. B. McCarter, farm., No. 1, Pilbert. E. B. McCarter, farm., No. 2. Smyrna. S. A. McCarter, farm., 1. Kinp's Creek. W. M. McCarter, farm., No.l, Yorkville. W. A. Nichols, farm., No. 2, Smyrna. W. T. Neelands, far., No. 1, Yorkville. D. A. Neelands. farm.. No. 2, Smyrna. J. T. Nichols, farm., No. 2, Smyrna. J. R. Nichols, farm., No. 2, Smyrna. J. B. Quion, farm., No. 1, Filbert. R. S. Quinn, farm., No. 2, Kinp's Creek. R. F. Roach, far.. No. 2, Kinp's Creek. F. E. Sinclair, farm., 2, Hickory Grove. J. B. Strain, farm., No. 2, Smyrna. Mack Stewart, farm., No. 1, Yorkville. W. M. Smith, farm.. No. 2, Smyrna. J. F. Smith, farm., No. 1, Yorkville. R. Li Sherer, farm., No. 1, Filbert. L* H. Turner, farm., No. 2, Smyrna. A. W. Thompson, farm., Smyrna. J. E. Thomas, farm., No. 1, Yorkville. W. (1. Wallace, farm., No. 1, Yorkville. A. J. White, farm., No. 1, Yorkville. J. P. Wallace, farm., No. 2, Smyrna. A. C. White, farm.. No. 2, Kings Creek. J. H. Wilson, farm., No. 1, Yorkville. Stanhope Wilson, far., No. 1, Yorkville. J. P. Wallace Sr., farmer, 1, Yorkville. J. W. Wallace Jr., far., 2, Hick. Grove. J. W. Wallce, Sr., far.. No. 1, Yorkville. R. M. Wallace, farm., No. 1, Yorkville. G. B. Wallace, farm.. No. 1, Yorkville. J. Lfc Wilson, farmer, No. 1, Yorkville. J. F. Wallace, farm., No. 2, Smyrna. J. R. Wilson, farm.. No. 2. Smyrna. G. P. Whitesidos, farm., No. 2, Smyrna. M. J. Wallace, farmer. 2. Hick. Grove W. M. Wallace, farm., No. 2. Smyrna. R. P. Wallace, farm., No. 1, Yorkville. H. I* White, farm., No. 1, Yorkville. R. L. Wilson, farm.. No. 1, Yorkville. G. N. Wilson, farm., No. 2. Smyrna. C. C. White, farm., No. 2, Kinps Creek. E. E. White, farm., No. 2, Kinjcs Creek. F. M. Wray, farm., No. 2, Smyrna. J. R. White, farm., No. 2, Hick. Grove. McCONNELLSVILLE CLUB. J. F. Ashe, farmer, MeConnellsville. Wm. E. Ashe, farmer, MeConnellsville. C. B. Abell, farmer, MeConnellsville. W. A. Aycock, farmer, MeConnellsville. S. V. Aycock. farmer, No. 2. Sharon. L. B. Ashe, farmer, MeConnellsville. T. W. Allen, farmer, No. 2. Sharon. L. F. Ashe, farmer, Guthriesville. P. M. Burris. farmer, MeConnellsville. J. B. Bratton, farmer, MeConnellsville. J. E. Brandon, farmer, MeConnellsville. A. A. Burris. farmer, MeConnellsville. J. B. Bell, merchant, Guthriesville. W. C. Branch, farm.. No. 3. Yorkville. T.B.Brandon, student, MeConnellsville. D. D. Branch, farmer. No. 3, Yorkville. Mason Bratton, merch., Guthriesvi.. Wm. Bailey, farmer, MeConnellsville. W. R. Bell, farmer, Guthriesville. R. W. Burris, farmer, MeConnellsville. R. M. Bratton. farmer, No. 3, Yorkville. G. T. Brakefield, farm.. MeConnellsville. r. K. nurris, rarmer, snarnn. J. P. Rarnes, farmer, Outhriesville. J. L. Branch, farmer, No. 3, Yorkville. J. M. Crawford, farm., McConnellsville. S.C.Clinton, r.f.d. car., McConnellsville. J. T. Crawford, farm., McConnellsville. S. A. Crawford, farm., McConnellsville. R A. Crawford, farm., No. 3, Yorkville. J.T. Conrad, farm., No. 1, Outhriesville. D. P. Curry, r.f.d. car., Outhriesville. J. J. Clinton, farm.. No. 1, Rock Hill. R A. Crawford, Jr., far., Outhriesville. J. A. Carter, farm., McConnellsville. C. B. Conrad, farm., McConnellsville. J. E. Clinton, farm., Outhriesville. J. A. Conrad, farm., Outhriesville. R. A. Carroll, farm., No. 3, Yorkville. J. F. Davison, farm.. No. 3, Yorkville. D. E. Durant, farm., Outhriesville. T. F. Dunlap, farm.. No. 3, Yorkville. M. W. Foster, farm., McConnellsville. J. A. Forsythe, farm., Outhriesville. W. B. Feemster, far., McConnellsville. E. E. Feemster, farm., No. 3, Yorkville. R. H. Owinn, farm.. No. 2, Sharon. F. T. Love, farm., McConnellsville. S. H. Love, farmer, McConnellsville. J. M. Lindsay, farm., McConnellsville. F. P. Love, farm., McConnellsville. J. O. Moore, farm., McConnellsville. J. O. Moore. Jr., far.. McConnellsville. C. C. Moore, farm., McConnellsville. J. W. Moore, farm., No. 3, Yorkville. L. R. Mickle, carpenter. Outhriesville. J. B. Mickle, farmer, Outhriesville. F. E. Moore, book-k'r., McConnellsville. T. W. Moore, farmer, Outhriesville. C. L. Moore, farmer, McConnellsville. J. P. Moore, farmer, Outhriesville. W. C. Miskelly, farm., Guthriesville. R. E. Mickle, carp., McConnellsville. D. J. McConnell, far., McConnellsville. J. A. McMurray, minister. Outhriesville. A. C. McKnight. farm.. No. 3, Sharon. T. C. McKnight, farm.. No. 3, Sharon. R. L. McCleave farm., McConnellsville. W. L. McCleave, far., McConnellsville. R. M. McConnell, far., McConnellsville. C. E. Porcher, farm., McConnellsville. H. C. Revels, farm.. No. 3, Yorkville. W. Y. Russell, farm.. No. 3, Yorkville. E. M. Russell, farm., 1, Outhriesville. A. W. Sherer. farm., McConnellsville. N. S. Stirewalt, M. D., McConnellsville. T. Stephenson, farm., McConnellsville. W. E. Sanders, farm., McConnellsville. P. M. Steele, farm., McConnellsville. R. E. Stephenson, far., McConnellsville. r>. E Sanders. McConnellsville. J. B. Timins, farm.. McConnellsville. J. M. Williams, farm., McConnellsville. VV. L Wallace, farm., No. 3. Yorkville. I. P. Williams, mcrch., McConnellsville. I. R. Wyntt. farm., McConnellsville. T.M.Williams. Jr., mer., McConnellsv'e. W. H. Williamson, mer., Outhriesville. P. E. Williamson, farm., Outhriesville. I). I). Wright, farm., Outhriesville. EBENEZER CLUB. T IT 4 .lorn.. A T7??L- Hill J. ii. nuauin, iki iii., ni, ivovn um. J.A.Ashley, road overseer, 4, Rock Hill. A. N. Adams, farm.. No. 4. Rock Hill. \V. H. Adkins, farm., No. fi, Rock Hill. t\ A. Anderson, power house, 6. R. Hill. I*'. R. Rlack. farm.. No. 4. Rock Hill. T. A. Barron, farm.. No. 4, Rock Hill. J. K. 1). Barnette, far. No. 4. Rock Hill. \V. A. Rlaloek, farm., No. S, Yorkvllle. 1'. M. Blanks, farm., No. 4, Rock Hill. S. W. Barron, farm., No. 4, Rock Hill. B. I,. Barnett, farm., No. 4, Rock Hill R. B. Brown, farm.. No. 4, Rock Hill. J. H. Barnett, farm., No. (I, Rock Hill. ['. P. Pasties, farm., No. 4. Rock Hill. \V. 1). Phamhers, far.. No. 4, Rock Hill. John Plark, farm.. No. fi, Rock Hill. P. J. Parter, farm.. No. 4. Rock Hill. T. R. Parothers, M.D., No. 4, Rock Hill. R. Parothers, teacher. No. 4. Rock Hill. Ft. S. Cannon, elec. entr., fi, Rock Hill. \V. F. Postner, farm., No. 4, Rock Hill. M. 11. Postner, farm.. No. 4, Rock Hill. R. M. Postner, farm.. No. 4. Rock Hill. J. T. Bendy, minister. No. 4. Rock Hill. J. P. Kdwards, far.. No. fi. Rock Hill. W. P. Faris. farm., No. 4. Rock Hill. R. F. Fewell, farm.. No. fi. Rock Hill. A. B. Fewell, farm.. No. 4, Rock Hill. J. It. Fewell. farm.. No. fi. Rock Hill. J. M. Fewell, farm. No. fi. Yorkville. R. T. Fewell. ins atft., No. fi. Rock Hill. J. A. K. Garrison, far.. No. 6. Rock Hill. I). I,. F.allman, far.. No. fi, Rock Hill. P. A. Oallman, farm.. No. fi. Rock Hill. S. P. Gallman, farm.. No. fi. Rock Hill. W. S. Garrison, farm.. No. 6. Rock Hill. R. A. Green, farm.. No. 4. Rock Hill. B. M. Gregory, power house, fi, R. Hill. M. B. Gaston, elec., No. fi. Rock Hill. W. P. Hieklin, farm.. No. 4, Rock Hill. S.J. Hutchison, farm., No. fi. Rock Hill. H. R. Hieklin, student, No. 4, Rock Hill. A. P. Hutchison, far.. No. 4. Rock Hill. B. P. Hutchison, far.. No. fi. Rock Hill. S. A. Hutchison, far.. No. 4. Rock Hill. T. F. Hutchison, pow. house, fi. R. Hill. S. H. Jackson, elec.. Rock Hill. f!. I,. MeKeller. f.trm.. No, 4. Rock mil. i I. J. Matthews, far.. No. 4, Rock Hill. \V. II. Matthews, far.. No. 4, Rock Hill. I J. S. Matthews, farm., No. 4, Rock Hill. W. A. Milling, farm., No. 6, Rock Hill. J. H. Minter, farm., No. C. Rock Hill. R. A. Minter, farm., No. 6, Rock Hill. H. Ik Matthews, far., No. 4, Rock Hill. C. B. Moore, farm., No. 4, Rock Hill. M. A. Minter, farm.. No. 6, Rock Hill. Carl Morris, lineman, No. 4, Rock Hill. Sidney Minter, p. house, No. G, R. Hill. J. H. Matthews, miller. No. 4, Rock Hill. M. T. McCoy, farm., No. 6, Rock Hill. J. It. Neely, merch.. No. 4, Rock Hill. W. T. Nichols, farm.. No. 4. Rock Hill. A. T. Neely, farm.. No. 4, Rock Hill. J. H. Nivens, farm., No, 4, Rock Hill. A. \V. Parsons, mill work., 6, Rock Hill. W. L. Plexico, farm., No. 4, Rock Hill. T. J. Roach, farm., No. 4, Rock Hill. T. V. Roach, farm., No. 4, Rock Hill. B. P. Steele, farm.. No. 4, Rock Hill. J. A. Stewart, farm., No. 4, Rock Hill. E. P. Steele, farm.. No. 4, Rock Hill. J. R. Speers, merch. No. 4, Rock Hill. [ J. A. Shurley, farm., No. 4, Rock Hill. J. A. L. M. Stewart, far., 4, Rock Hill. W. M. Setzer, farm., No. 8, Yorkville. T. J. Steele, farm., No. 6, Rock Hill. C. M. Steele, farm., No. 4, Rock Hill. J. M. Tavlor. bk-kr, No. 4, Rock Hill. D. W. Thomasson, min., No. 6. R. Hill. R. L. Warren, elec., No. 6, Rock Hill. J. P. Williams, farm., No. 4. Rock Hill. COATES'S TAVERN CLUB. C. H. Anderson, farmer, Lesslie. D. W. Allison, farmer, Catawba. T. M. Anderson, farmer, Catawba. T. M. Allen, farm., Harmony. M. D. Anderson, farmer, Lesslie. W. T. Anderson, farmer, Harmony. W. L. Boyd, farmer, Lesslie. T. W. Boyd, Co. Supervisor, Lesslie, W. S. Boyd, farmer, Rock Hill. J. H. Boyd, farmer, Rock Hill. W. J. Cornwell, merchant, Harmony. W. S. Carter, farmer. Roddey. G. M. Caldwell, builder, Catawba. R. A. Cornwell, farmer, Catawba. I. M. Caskey, carpenter. Catawba. J. H. Caldwell, postmaster, Catawba. C. W. Crosby, farmer, Catawba. O. M. P. Caldwell, carpenter, Catawba. J. J. Carter, farm.. No. 3, Rock Hill. J. T. Cochrane, farm., Lesslie. formar T ^iuulip R. H. Cornwell, farm.. No. 3, Rock Hill. W. E. Cornwell, farm.. No. 3, Rock Hill. F. M. Collins, farm., No. 1, Roddey. G. C. Collins, farmer., No. 1, Roddey. R. L. Clark, farmer, No. 3, Rock Hill. R. H. Cornwell, farmer, Catawba. F. B. Comer, farmer, Catawba. A. D. Darby, farmer, Rock Hill. R. A. Erwin, farmer, Catawba. C. C. Funk, farmer, Lesslie. Jas. C. Faris, merchant, Catawba. Jno. A. Faris, farmer, Catawba. S. W. Ferguson, farmer. Catawba. E. C. Fudge, R. R. conductor, Catawba. J. H. Faris, farmer, Catawba. R. T. Ferguson, farmer, Lesslie. John Funk, farmer, Lesslie. J. T. Faris. farmer, Catawba. C. B. Fowles, farmer, Harmony. J. I. Ferguson, farmer, Lesslie. G. A. Gettys, farmer, Roddey. R. A. Gettys, farmer, Lesslie. I.. G. Goley, farmer, Roddey. W. J. Green, sec. foreman, Catawba. Frank Gibson, potter, Catawba. R S. Giles, farmer, Catawba. J. R. Gettys, farmer, Lesslie. J. S. Glasscock, farmer, Catawba. J. R Glasscock, farmer, Edgmoor. P. M. Gryder, farm.. No. 3, Rock Hill. J. H. Hayes, farmer, Lesslie. J. M. Hough, Jr., farmer, Catawba. F. L. Holland, tel. opr., Catawba. G. W. Hill, physician, Catawba. W. W. Hoke, farmer. No. 3. Rock Hill. J. J. Hoke, farmer, No. 3, Rock Hill. W. H. Hill, farm.. No. 3, Rock Hill. O. L. Jackson, engineer, Catawba. O. C. Killer, teacher, Lesslie. Oscar Knight, farmer, Catawba. W. T. Kilgo, farmer, Roddey. J. F. Kuylor, farmer. No. 3. Rock Hill. R. S. Wright, farmer, Roddey. T. F. I>esslie, farmer, Lesslie. D. P. Lesslie, farmer, Lesslie. W. C. I^esslie, farm., Lesslie. M. L. Lesslie, farmer. Lesslie. W. S. Lesslie, farmer, Lesslie. J. P. Lesslie, farmer, Lesslie. J. W. Lesslie, farmer, Lesslie. W. P. Locke, farmer. Lesslie. P. F. Lesslie, farmer, Lesslie. A. Y. Lesslie, farmer, Lesslie. J. D. Lesslie, bookkeeper, Lesslie. W. S. Lesslie. Jr., farmer, Lesslie. J. I. Ixicke, farmer, Lesslie. R. F. Milhollen, farmer, Lesslie. J. A. Milhollen, farmer, Lesslie. Henry Morgan, farmer, Lesslie. Septimus Massey, farmer, Catawba. P. B. Mobley, tel. opr., Catawba. A. N. Morgan, farmer, Lesslie. Walter Thomas, farmer, Rock Hill. David Pressley, merchant, Catawba. L. B. McCorkle, farmer. Lesslie. J. L. McGuirt. brick maker, Roddey. 1- ? 1 T rv. IV Ml'V III if ll, lai lll., ini. l, urnnuc. W. T. McCullough, far., No. 1, Lesslie. R. J. Nicholson, fanner. Lesslie. R. L. Newson, farmer, Catawba. J. R Nicholson, farmer. Lesslie. E. P. Neely, merchant, No. 3, Rock Hill. D. F. Neely, farmer. No. 3. Rock Hill. T. E. Patton, farmer, Roddey. R. W. Patton, merchant. Roddey. E. R Patton. mail carrier. Roddey. i J. R. Pope, farm, No. 3, Rock Hill. ,T. W. Roddey. farmer, Roddey. ft. H. Ratteree, farmer, Roddey. J. R Ratterree. farmer. Roddey. W. L. Ratterree Jr., farmer, Roddey. Wm. Rockholt. farmer. Lesslie. James Rockholt. farmer. Lesslie. \V. F. Rhodes, farmer. No. 1. Roddey. W. L Ratterree. farmer. No. 1. Roddey. John Rollings, farmer, Catawba. B R. Rollings, farmer. Catawba. \V. W. Shillinglaw, farmer, Lesslie. J. \V. Simpson, farmer. Lesslie. J. M. Simpson, mail carrier, Lesslie. W. F. Sparks, farmer, Lesslie. J. T. Spencer, farmer, Lesslie. ft. W. Stroud, farmer, Roddey. J. M. Stroud, farmer, Roddey. L H. Spencer, Y. M. C. A.. lesslie. ft. B. Smith, farmer, Catawba. \> . 15. Simpson, mercnum, vaiitwiiu. J. T. Sparks, merchant, Catawba. W. H. Spencer, farmer, Catawba. H. C. Simpson, farmer, Catawba. J. W. Sturpis, farmer, Lesslie. W. H. Stevenson, minister. Lesslie. S. J. Sturpis, farmer, No. 3, Rock Hill. O. P. Sturpis, farmer. No. 3, Rock Hill. W. H. Smith, farm.. No. 3. Rock Hill. W. L. Sturpis, farm., No. 3, Rock Hill. J. L. Sturpis, farmer. No. 3, Rock Hill. J. H. Sturpis, farmer, No. 3, Rock Hill. J. fl. Walker, farmer, Lesslie. J. K. Williford, clerk, Lesslie. W. E. Walker, farmer, Roddey. W. W. White, farmer, Catawba. W. H. White, farmer, Catawba. N. R. Williams, farmer, Rock Hill. E. F. Williams, farmer. Lesslie. J. A. Waters, farmer, No. 3, Rock Hill. J. R. Waters, farmer, No. 3, Rock Hill. BLAIRSVILLE CLUB. J. P. Rlair, farmer. No. 1, Sharon. J. R. Rlair, dem. apt., No. 1, Sharon. S. L. Rlair, farmer. No. 1, Sharon. J. C. Rlair, farmer. No. 1. Sharon. J. L. Rlair. M. D., No. 1, Sharon. M. H. Rlair. farmer, No. 1, Sharon. R. E. Rurns, farmer, No. 1, Sharon. J. D. Rurpess. farmer, No. 1, Sharon. J. P. Rurris, farmer, No. 2, Sharon. J. T. Rurris, farmer, No. 2, Sharon. W. E. Hoard, farmer, No. 1, Sharon. J. M. Reard. farmer. No. 1. Sharon. J. E. Bolin, farmer, No. 1, Sharon. J. C. Rrakefield, farmer, No. 2, Sharon. R. E. Brakefield. farmer, No. 2, Sharon. W. B. Gauldin. farmer, No. 2, Sharon. O. T. Brakefield, farmer, Sharon. S. O. Carroll, farmer. No. 1, Sharon. 1 J. E. Childers. farmer, No. 2, Sharon. W. S. Childers, farm.. No. 1, Sharon. R. F. Childers, farm.. No. 2. Sharon. J. Childers. farmer, No. 1, Sharon. S. Childers, farmer. No. 2. Sharon. H. \V. Childers. farmer, No. ?, Sharon. E. B. Craven, farmer, No. ?. Sharon. S. Campbell, farmer, No. 2, Sharon. J.L. lmncan. magistrate, No. 1, Sharon. J J. R. Duncan, farmer. No. 1, Sharon. W. H. M. Dowdle, farm., No. 1, Sharon. S. B. Edffe. farmer, No. ?, Sharon. F. T. rjuiirley, farmer. No. 2, Sharon. R. S. Oourley, farmer. No. 1, Sharon. J. P. Oourley, farmer, No. 2, Sharon. ( O. W. Good, farmer. No. 1, Sharon. , H. C. Oourley, farmer. No. 2. Sharon. ( < >. J. Owin. farmer, No. 2. Sharon. ( \\\ E. Harris, farmer. No. ?, Sharon. W. R. Hays, farmer. No. 1, Sharon. W. C. Hood, farmer, No. l. Sharon. J J. S. Hood, farmer. No. 1, Sharon. H. R. Hood, farmer. No. 1, Sharon. , M. L. Hood, farmer, No. 1, Sharon. A. T. Hill, farmer. No. ?. Sharon. R Hill, farmer. No. 1, Sharon. N. Hill, farmer. No. ?, Sharon. S. R. Hafner, farmer. No. 2. Sharon. M. W. Hafner, farmer, No. 2, Sharon. j J. W. Hafner, farmer. No. 2, Sharon. W. M. I.ucas, farmer, No. 2, Sharon. ! J. R. Latham, farmer. No. 1. Sharon. J. f\ Latham, farmer. No. 1, Sharon. ' T. D. Latham, farmer. No. 1. Sharon. i S. J. Rithnm, farmer. No. 1, Sharon. 1 XV. L. Latham, farmer, No. 1, Sharon. M. ft. 1-itham. teacher, No. 1, Sharon. | XV. A. IjUtham, farmer, No. 1, Sharon. P. H. Latham, farmer. No. 1, Sharon. W. L. Love, farmer. No. ?, Sharon. XV. T. Love, farmer, No. 2, Sharon. 1 H. S. Love, farmer, No. ?, Sharon. ' T. L. Lambert, farmer, No. ?, Sharon. ! E. R. Mitchell, farmer, No. 1, Sharon. W. A. Mitchell, farmer. No. 1, Sharon. J. T. Mitchell, farmer. No. 1, Sharon. R. M. Mitchell, farmer, No. 1, Sharon. S. A. Mitchell, farmer, No. 1, Sharon. T. P. Meek, farmer. No. ?, Sharon. J. E. Meek, farmer, No. 2, Sharon. A. VV. Moore, farmer. No. ?, Sharon. R. S. Moore, farmer, No. ?, Sharon. I. A. Minter, farmer, No. 1, Sharon. F. E. Mickle, farmer, No. ?, Sharon. J. E. Mickle, farmer, No. ?, Sharon. E. R. Maloney, farmer. No. 2. Sharon. J. A. Maloney, farmer, No. 2, Sharon. \V. A. Maloney, farmer, No. 2, Sharon. C. E. McGurkin, farmer, No. 1, Sharon. E. McSwain, farmer, No. 1, Sharon. H. McSwain, farmer, No. ?, Sharon. J. T. Plaxico, farmer, No. 1, Sharon. J. S. Plaxico, farmer. No. 1, Sharon. J. E. Plaxico, farmer. No. 1, Sharon. J. E. Plaxico, farmer, No. 1, Sharon. D. S. Pratt, farmer, No. 1, Sharon. C. C. Pratt, farmer, No. 1, Sharon. J. L. Rainey, farmer. No. 2, Sharon. J. N. Russell, farmer. No. 1, Sharon. R. Revels, farmer. No. ?. Sharon. J. M. Roberts, farmer, No. ?, Sharon. A. H. Roberts, farmer, No. ?, Sharon. L. R. Sherer, farmer, No. ?, Sharon. H. J. Sherer, farmer, No. 2, Sharon. S. M. Sherer, farmer. No. ?, Sharon. H. H. Sherer, farmer, No. 1, Sharon. S. W. Sherer, farmer, No. 1, Sharon. R. H. Sherer, farmer. No. 1. Sharon. n. n. oncirr, luiiutri, i^u. i, onuiun. J. H. Sherer, farmer. No. 1, Sharon. J. A. Shedd. farmer, No. 2, Sharon. J. W. Shedd, farmer, No. 2, Sharon. J. A. Shillinglaw, farmer, No. 2, Sharon. Jno. A. Shillinplaw, far., No. 1, Sharon. M. H. Stephenson, farm.. No. 2, Sharon. J. S. Stephenson, far.. No. ?, Sharon. E. B. Stephenson, far., No. 2, Sharon. J. L. Stephenson, far., No. 2, Sharon. R. Sadler, farmer. No. 1, Sharon. W. I. Smith, farmer. No. 1, Sharon. R. Butler, farmer. No. ?. Sharon. W. G. Turney, farmer, No. 2, Sharon. J. R. Warmouth, farmer. No. 2, Sharon. T I/? At*., V- \T? O CKoron J. rj. v? in iiiwuiu, laniici, nu, ouaiuu. F. !>. Wallace, farmer. No. ?. Sharon. F. C. Wllkins, farm.. No. ?. Sharon. W. Wrenn, farmer, No. ?, Sharon. A FORTNIGHT OF FIGHTING Military Experts at Washington Figuring on Big Battle. Military experts here have been frequently asked by lay folks about the probable length of the first great battle in Belgium which appears to be imminent. They are replying to such questions by recounting the history of the Russo-Japanese war, which provides the most recent examples of fighting on a large scale. At Mukden conditions were somewhat similar to those now existing in Belgium. There were 300,000 men engaged in a series of conflicts lasting from February 25 to March 10, 13 days o\er a battle front about fifty miles in width. The experts believe that there will most probably be a series of clashes between the Germans and the AngloFranco-Belgian forces over a front nearly that long, and that the first fighting will probably last as long as it did at Mukden. About Liaayang, in the Russian-Japanese war, bodies of men somewhat lesser in numbers than 300,000 were engaged across about forty miles. This battle too lasted almost a fortnight, from August 24 to September 5. The experts point out that the lay observer should not expect to hear of any quick, decisive, one-day battle between the contestants, but rather a succession of fights, all tending toward one general result. They look for a line-to-line struggle, rather than any brilliant strategical moves?Washington dispatch to New York World. ? Charlotte, August 14: As a result of the unsettled conditions of the cot ton market and fear of the results of the war on the price of the staple, the Cannon chain of mills located at Concord, Albemarle and Kannapolis; the Highland Park mills, of Charlotte, and some of the Gastonia mills, in all representing about 350,000 spindles, are running but three days a week. Today announcement was made of the suspension for a year of the Southern Industrial institute of this city, which has an enrollment of 300 students from mill families. The Key To Health? is pure blood. Get the blood pure and all the ills that follow from impover isneu or tainted blood, such as indigestion, nervous dyspepsia, gastritis, rheumatism, eczema, scrofula, etc., will disappear, leaving the body healthy and the mind clear. MRS. JOE PERSON'S REMEDY is a real blood "purifier," according to hundreds of testimonials from people who have used it successfully during the last forty years. It puts the blood right, then builds the body back into health and energy. "For eight or ten years I was subject to severe attacks of eczema. Mrs. Joe Person's Remedy made a perfect cure of me," writes Mrs. J. H. Wilkins of Bessemer City, N. C. Your druggist should have it. If he hasn t, send us his name and one dollar for a large bottle. liKMKDV SALES CORPORATION Charlotte, X. C. Mrs. Joe Person's Wash should | be used in connection with the ! Remedy for the cure of sores and the relief of inflamed and congested surfaces. It is especially valuable for women, and should al| ways be used for ulcerations. Plant 'Em Now The sooner you plant your TURNIP PATCH the better chance you will have of getting a good stand and an ^t rn : .1 U*a> ti, . t*itriy rrup ui iunii|'a cliiu iuici un me "Turnip Greens". See us for the Seed i ?we have New Crop Seeds from the Best growers? PURPLE TOP WHITE GLOBE, GOLDEN BALL, PUUPLE TOP, \ELLOW ABERDEEN. SEVEN TOP, FLAT DUTCH, AMBER GLOBE. RUT A-BAG A. rhese varieties have been popular in this vicinity for years past. Plant your Turnip Patch early. See us for the seed. YORK DRUG STORE. Regarding the Monument The Monument is the sole product I if man which is expected to exist, I Aithout change or repair, for all ime?beyond the memory that we . herish in our hearts, which is only i is long as the span of life. It may ' help to form a record, but it is erected as a tribute of love to those who have passed "to that bourne from ivhence no traveler ever returns." As <uch, let it be a thing of beauty, not lark and somber, but bright and Inerful; not typifying earthly sorrow, but symbolizing undying love. And ns architecture is brought to us from the past by the tombs of the indents, so let us pass on to those n our steps, some worthy expression >f our conception of beauty. PALMETTO MONUMENT CO. JOS. ( . SASSI, Prop. I'hone 211 Yorkville. S. C. Your orders for Commercial Staioncry will receive prompt attention ] it The Kmpilrer olliee. I/et us have i rour orders you want the IJest. Use "Gets-It," Corns Shrivel, Vanish! It's the New Way, and You'll Forget You Ever Had Corns. "2 drops put on in 2 seconds, corn shrivels. comes clean off!" That the marvelous story of "GETS-IT," the new-plan corn cure. Nothing can he simpler for the cure of corns?and it never fails. That's why millions of people are useing "GETS-IT" today and throwing away there fussy plasters. sticky tape, toe-eating salves, and "wrapping outfits" that makes a bundle around the toe and choke it rioln \wr ncnuolntr olt hor fin GP uround the corn. There Is nothing to stick to your stocking, nothing to cause inflammation or rawness, nothing to press on or around the corn. You apply it in 2 seconds. No more knives, razors, scissors or files, with the blood-poison dangers. Try "GETS-IT" for that corn callus, wart or bunion. "GETS-IT" Is sold by druggests everywhere, 25c a bottle, or sent direct by E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago. "GETS-IT" is sold in Yorkville. TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. ALL persons indebted to the estate of B. FRANK SCOGGINS, deceased, are hereby notified to make payment to me at onfce, and all per sons having claims against saia estate are requested to present the same duly authenticated within the time prescribed by law. ELLA J. SCOGGINS. G5 f. 32. Administratrix. ? ? + &+ ?+<? * &+& "KH" The Place and tl A HTTP "PT.PAV.TTP AKT1 PT.F SED SCORES OF PEOPLE AN TO BUY SEASONABLE MERCH. RIDICULOUSLY LOW. SCORE A OF THESE LOW PRICES AND Z PLE BUYING SUPPLIES FOR N X USE DURING THE TAIL END S IS DRAWING TO A CLOSE?A THE OPPORTUNITY FOR SAV THING OF THE PAST. IF YOU THIS SALE?COME DURING TP L WELL WORTH WHILE. A nr?i ? ?< $ 1 He iforkviiie wv riTv VTvV VWV ^xrvty QrTw W V wi MEDICAL COLLEGE OF THE CHARLES DEPARTMENT OF MEI1 Owned and Contr 80TH SESSION OPENS OCTOBE Fine New Building ready for vantageously located opposite R( Hospitals in the South, where abi Hospital contains 218 beds. Practical work for Senior Sti a Special Feature. Large and 1 Schools. Department of Physiolc ton Museum. Nine full time tei Six graduated appointments each For Catalogue, address: OSCAR W. SCItLEETEIL l@a^l gives lasting protectior The natural oils of keep Genasco from c Genasco is easy to ai roofing of real econorr WillfprcAn Mpr. Co. fill ft 1A1&V1 VV1A ii*v? -w? - y IIICKOKY (.lU^K. s. c. A ?-?ZIZ^ -, - .-aa Fi E B B B Insurance Ai Too many of us are inclin and then "holler for help." S security and ignore the warnini of financial loss, which can be So co-operate with your nelghl KRS' MUTUAL Insurance Com througiiout. The TIME to lnsu D.EBONEY, A I Y Anderson Colleg* For Women Faculty of Christian men am women of experience. Courses leading to degree of A. I; and A. M. Diplomas in Music, Art and I Science and Art. Equipment modern and conveniei tennis, basket ball. Situation ideal for health and For Catalogi JAMES P. KINARD, 1 The Weather Is Hot BUT you must eat just the J| same, and while you are eating you might just as well be eating the BEST Groceries as something not quite so good. You can always find the BEST at this Store, and furthermore what you buy here is FRESH. I buy in small quantities in order to get sup- V plies oftener so that FRESHNESS is assured. V PHONE YOUR WANTS? \ If not convenient to call at my Store. USE YOUR PHONE. I will promptly fill your orders and you'll GET JUST WHAT YOU WANT. I always have a full assortment of National Biscuit Co.'s CRACKERS and FANCY CAKES and they are fresh. W. E.FERGUSON frojfmional Cards. Goo. W. 8. Hart Jot. E. Hart * HART & HART ATTORNEYS AT LAW Yorkville 8. C. a Witherapoon Big., Second Floor, Front. 'Phone (Office) No. 58. n p PinUv j. A. Marion FINLEY & MARION ATTORNEYS AT LAW Opposite Court House Yorkville, 8. C. ^ Dr. B. G. BLACK~ SURGEON DENTIST. Office second floor of the New McNeel Building. .Absent from office on * Monday of each week until further notice. JOHN R. HART ATTORNEY AT LAW No. 3 Law Range * YORKVILLE, t. C. hr4 ,t~tTi*-/r\ a-.t^-m. *7 wttp wv wt^x' tw~ qtvtxz vwv ie Time To Buy j :an-out" sale has afford- j exceptional opportunity ? vndise at prices that are s have taken advantage i bought goods?many peo- x ext summer. as well as to ? of this season. this sale f SHORT time longer and v ING BIG MONEY WILL BE A j ?? HAVEN'T VISITED US DURING 3 IIS WEEK?YOU WILL FIND IT J Bargain House j l/ti sr* rn a/tia /r. -a./n.a. rTJP fyVw IMJI wV TSrV tiTVTP TjTT STATE OF SOUTH CAROUNA rroN, s. c. T IICINE AND PILARMACY oiled by tlie State. lit 1, 1914, CLOSES JUNE 3. 1915 occupancy October 1st, 1914. Ad)per Hospital, one of the largest undant clinical material is offered. udents In Medicine and Pharmacy well-equipped Laboratory in both >gy in affiliation with the Charlesachers in Laboratory Branches. year in meuicine. Registrar, Charleston, S. C. <> 11 ? <i > i to all your buildings. this genuine asphalt racking and leaking. )ply. Come see this iy. * c.) McGill Brothers, i jy ? fter the Fire ? ed to wait until trouble comes, 1 ome feel a sense of apparent gs, while others see the danger avoided only by co-operation. 5) bor by insuring in the FARMpany?mutual and co-operative re is NOW BEFORE the Fire. kgent, Yorkville. Expression. Courses in Domestic j it. 82 acre campus. Gymnasium, comfort. ie Address, I * 3h. D., Anderson, S. G. M