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r - ' * tumorous ^Department' Nothing Doing.?It was in one of those country towns* which has a genera] store which sells everything from face powder to dynamite. Not so very long ago a farmer drove to the store. Calling to the proprietor, he said: "Joe bring me that, box I bought a few days ago." tko nopimcn wa? nut in the car at the feet of the man and his wife, ^>ut c 1 the latter eyed the box suspiciously. She had heard her husband say to one of the men on the farm, "I'll bring back some dynamite," and she know I that they Intended to blow up an old dam in the Tiver that crossed the farmland. 1 "What's in that box, HerbertV she Inquired. "Is it dynamite?" ' Well, what if it is?" evasively Responded her husband. "It won't do any damage unless it explodes." ( ' "Herbert!" screamed his wife, "If. you think I'm goln^r to ride one mile and a half in a car with dynamite unr der my feet, you're making a mistake. Put the stult in the back of the oqr at once!" ? ^ > ?h.?* Unci* . Moss's Diplomacy. ? Uncle Mose owns and operates an "exclusive -*-? i~ o tuna M/M-ttsI siioe-siiiiuufi puuui in u. ?i..v ....... twestern town, and as customers are Tather scarce thereabouts, he can't afford to offend any of them. But his "parlor" has to be run on a strict catoh basis. So when a man a little too well known to Uncle Mose as "slow pay" about town came in to have his. shoes shined and suggested to the old negro a desire to pay at a later date1, , Uncle Mose did some quick thinking. , "Ise sorry, boss; I sure Is," he replied with diplomatic suavity; "but I jes* cain't do It. You see, de banker on de nex* ..cohner an' me?we done mode a 'greement dat ef I didn't lonn mone# he wouldn't shine shoes, an' I jes' cain't break dat 'grecmerrt." What She Gave Him.?A lawyer was known to be a bit grasping. He had jilst.made out a will for an old lady client who was passing away. The next day the old lady, very near the end, said to him: "About my will? I've added something to it. "I've? given?you " "Just one minute, my good friend," said the shrep'd Ir.wycr, wishing to have witnesses for ?he remark. So he hurriedly called the family in, and when all were assembled he said ^to his client: "Now^ say. what you were going to suy." "I've?given?you?" and she stopt ped, her breathing becoming more and. more labored. "Yes," urged the lawyer. Then she finished": a great? * deal?of trouble!" Where Ho Could Go.?A man "but- , ted in" at a waiting line l>efore the railroad ticket window at New York, f pnd the men who were In a hurry glowered. . , "I want a ticket for Boston," said the man, and he put fifty ccrtts under the wicket. "You can't go to Boston for fifty cents," returned the ticket seller. "Well, then," asked the 'man, "wherr can 1 go for fifty cents?" And each of the fbtirteen men in that waiting line t?!d him where he could go. v Why He Waa Bald.?Although a noted dermatolojist and hair specialist. the late Joseph Zeislcr was him* self noticeably bald. A young man came to his otrice one day to find out how he could preserve his thinning hair. "But before I hear your advice," he said cautiously, "I would like to ask you frankly why you, a dermatologist, shou'd be without hair." "Young maV said Doctor Zeisler solemnly, earnestly, "when my hair started to fall out, there was no Doc tor Zeisler to tell me how to save it." \ 1 ^ ' Ma's Scheme. ? "Ma wants two pounds of butter exactly like that you sent us last week. If it ain't exactly like that she won't take it." The grocer turned to h'S customer, and remarked blandly: "Some people don't like particular customers, but 1 do. It's my delight to get them just what they want. I will attend to you in a minute my boy." "All right," said the boy, "but be sure and get the same kind. A lot of dad's relations are visiting our house, and ma doesn't .want em to come again." I ^ How About It??Mrs. Smith engaged a new housemaid and was annoy^ to find that the girl persisted, in addressing her as "Mrs. Smith." She remonstrated and suggested that she should address her in the same way as the other maids did. 4 "Well," said the girl, thoughtfully. ,*'! can't call you ma'am or mum; I , always railed mother that Hut I don't i I mind calling you auntie, if you like." ; Cculdn't Break the Rule.?"That cashier is a cool chap." "How so?" "A thug: with a revolver ordered him to har^d out the bank's cash yesterday, but he said he couldn't do it unless the thug was identified. This took the fellow so aback, he hesitated a moment and was nabbed."?Boston Transcript. Just His Knees.?A very nervous man bought a motor car and a friend asked him to give him a lift. They found themselves in a crowded street. The friend said: "Jim, your purine is knocking badly." "Don't be a fool," was the reply. "That's inv knees." ' I - COBBLER FINDS MONEY Sum of $5,000 Was Stowsd Away in Old Shoe. ( Frank SfevlllI, a shoemaker at No. . 1096 Avenue C, Bayonne, yesterday , morning picked up a pair of working i man's shoes which a woman had left , with him Saturday night to be repair- j ed, says the New York World. From ] one ?f the shoes he pulled a wad of pa- , ner which.he threw in a corner. Then . he set to work. The shoes finished, Sevllll noticed the wad of pap?r again. He picked it up and found It contained a roll of bills. "Maria, come quick!" he screamed to ^ his wife. 'She deserted the meal which she was cooking and with eyes popping they began counting money.* The paper wad was $5,000 in $100 bills. Then both became silent. ! While they were dreaming, the door ^ was thrust open and an excited woman rushed into the room. "My husband hid $5,000 in those shoes I left," she exclaimed. "Here it is, madame," salr Sevilli, The woman gave him $20. "It will come in handy for the chil- , dren's Christmas," said Sevilli as his wife fled bsfck to the kitchen. - - * n... T uoctors wan* ray. ill uiic muu % Carolina town r.t least, the doctors are tire^ of waiting Indefinitely on a PROPER CLEANING INT addition to doing Cleaning of all kinds of garments for Ladies anil Gentlemen, I am also prepared to take care of the highest class of Cleaning and Dying Work?such as Ladies' Fine Dresses. I have conhections with one of the best Cleaning establishments in America that makes a specialty of the highest class work. Bring your garments that need cleaning to me and 1 will have your work done for you promptly . DON'T THROW AWAY your old felt hat Bring it' to me. I will send it to a concern that makes a specialty of Cleaning, Reblocking and Retrimming Felt Hats for Ladies and Gentlemen. Work promptly done and at moderate prices. jim'lee laundry Main and Madison 8treets YORK, 8. C. J? Shampoo J?emov?s Dandruff Germicidal Soap not only cleanses the hair and scalp, but removes dandruff and destroys the tiny parasites that cause it. Merely shampoo with Germicidal Soap. Rub the lather well into the scalp B 3 with the ends of the fingers. Continue the massage from two to ten minutes. Then : rinse with warm water. Germicidal Soap is the ideal shampoo. It leaves, the hair soft, fluffy, clean | and free from excess oil and dandruff. It keeps the scalp healthy. - Price 25 cents. Get a cake today! Clover Drug Store R. L. WYLIE, PROP. I Clover, S .C. r. Buy 'Em Anywhere The fo'Iowing are some of the stores | selling the best and most popular j remedy for Headaches and Colds: YORK DRUG STORK, NIVEN'S BROS.. MORRISON'S STORK. J. R. A. WALLACE'S STORE, W. W. BARRON'S STORE. ALL in YORK. W. K. LAND' STOKK, ftlDeci. CLOVER DRUG STORE, GEORGE WILLIAMS S STORE, At Clover. PLEXICO DRITG STORE, SIMS DRUG COMPANY. At Sharon. HOOD DRUG CO.. Hickory Grove. SMYRNA DRUG STORE, R. J. CAS"TLES, At Smyrna. ,, GUTHUIESVILLE MERC. CO.. At Guthriesville. J. P. WILLIAMS & CO., J. P. BARNES, At McConnel!sville. MATTHEWS & CO.. At Old Point.' WYMOJO COMMUNITY STORE, At Rock Hill. If you want quick relief don't forget to try one box of PINKSULES and be convinced. - 25 Cts. a Box. ? -?- -- Jt... _rL ^ YUKK UKUli SlUKt Get acquainted with us NEW GOODS ARE COMING TO THIS STORE EVERY DAY?FRESH. YOU KNOW we sell the BEST brands of Groceries for LESS than you are paying elsewhere. Why not coins in and get acquainted with our goods and our prices. They'll inte/est you. SOME THINGS WE HAVE lioiiea anti uanou iiams, uithmuoi | I Bacon?Sliced just as you want it. Buck wheat Flour and Log Cabin I Syrup. Corby's Cakes. Fresh Fruits, Nuts, Spiers, etc. When next you need FLOUR) just! ' see us for quality and price. CASH & CARRY CO. I I Blow paying public to settle with them Tor professional Services they have rendered. Recently the doctors of Orangeburg- have been running in The Times and Democrat an advertisement under the heading, "Your Doctor and His Greatest Problem," in which they ?ay among other things, ' Yotir doctor Is a human being. He needs money. He's always ready and willing?yet rou make him wait longer for his < \ W E FURNISH DUTFIT8 FOR MEN WHO WANT THE NEWEST, THE NOBBIEST AND THE BEST., COLD WEATHER s coming1 and you'd better be looking ifter that OVERCOAT. ' We Havo a Big Line of the Newest Patterns on Display at Prices That Would Surprise You. LET US 8HOW YOU. PARKER-SMOAK CLOTHING CO., < S. R. SMOAK, Manner Rock Hill, S. C. Home of Hart Schaffner A. Marx Clothes I Now I and II I y . V t I YES, TO BE 1 IN DRY GOODS, S I SURE THAT YOU YOU CAN DO ELS THE FIELD. THE AND YOU'LL HAE There are but nt TIT* ?11 t DI1UCS WC nave an and especially in Pr ONE SPECIAL C Whore Wo Have Gotten T Bj Merchandise at Very S 36 in<*li PERCALES? Lights 36 inch PAJAMa'cHECK27 inch Fiocce Lin?d SUITI H 27 inch ROMPER CLOTHa 36 inch Hlue SHIRTING?Y 3 27 inch DRESS GINGHAMRcautiful Plaids ar 28 inch HICKORY SH1RTI COTTON SHII Striped Madras* Shirting Woven Stripe;??just t You are looking for? 36 inch Striped MADRASS36 inch Striped MADRASS| 36 inch Striped MADRASSLAD LASSIE The (jloth that wo a'l kno for Children's Suits. A beautiful assortment of Plaids?SPECIAL APRON GINGHA1 Yard OUTING Lights and Darks, Stripes dium and Heavy Weigl Onp i.nt Short Lcrnrths?Yc IKuII pieces?Yard ... BLANKE The coming cold weather ( ?We have them arid y< BLANKETS?Special i BLANKETS? Special g BLANKETS?Special 31 WOOL-NAP BLANKETS.. ?* WOOL-NAP BLANKETS I ALL WOOL BLANKETS? ALL WOOL BLANKETS'M\i ALL WOOL BLANKETS? t ALL WOOL BLANKETS? ; ALL WOOL BLANKETS | ALL WOOL BLANKETS? I ! WOOL DRESS I 5' Serges, Storm and Frencl ' 1 ^ Flannels? 5 3G inch S'tonr Serge, Blue s ' gj 42 inch French and Storm 1 s) 50 inch French Serge?-Yar 54 inch French Serge?Yar B Q 42 inch Tricotlne?Navy, G All Wool Plaid Skirtings, J SILKS! SI I I Ml Olli'is, ianci.ua, vsivpw-ww Crepes? j|| CREPE-DE-C ?9 All colors?Navy, R'.'irk, H quolse. Rose, Rink, Hlu ?Price the yard I ' ^ | TRADE A [A m MauflFfrajfijiitfti money than anyone elsl. His refusal to answer your every beck and call | may mean life or death. Yet when I the danger Is over you pay everyone else befoBc you think of him. If he refuses your call at night, you go into a rage, although he has a perfect right to do it. You pay other bills because you have to. True, a great mnny appreciate their doctor and pay as they < II i i , . . : BE SURE TO H | ' Miss Lois G Dramatic Reader and In* Limestone Colleg* COURTHOUSE FRIDAY EVEN! At 8.00 Uiftler the Auspices of MEECH j AMERIC Admission: Adults, 50 Is The ' f' J lis Store i "XK^"X^X"X^~X"X~X*?X"X"X"X">' ou will find all kinds of Seasonable, Stylisl SURE IT IS TIME THAT Y HOES, CLOTHING, HATS, CAN DO AS WELL OR BE 1EWHERE?OTHERS ARE I COLD WEATHER WILL B IDLY SEE LOWER PRICES few families in these parts bu of these things and can most ices?Yes, come on, there's no ???? I?? IOUNTER sat Black, Blue, Jade, Ton ogother a Lot of Jirey?Priced ..*. pscial Prices: TAFI ; and Greys? Bla<?: Navy' Ilro,*'n. 14 cts. ChanReables?Prio -Yard 1^..14 LTS. C*TT V C*T7 N<I?Yd. 14 CTS. SILK SH ll,i' id tt! tSilk and Crepe-(1 ard^ 14 CTS. Priced the yard .... cts. KNITTIN >fPT*rr'C! We are carrying a con tiinuo bia yarns?aii in Print, and in Heavy Woight-Pi he patterns that m TATT TPrp / ... ' I uxuu i x - Yd 29 CT8. _.yd 35 CTS. Wool Soap?Big cakes ?Yd. > 39 CTS. Pa'm Olive Soap?Thr Glycerine Soap?Big c cloth A" R?unt* Toilet an< Soap ...... ? u,_j Cashmere Boquet?Sn w is hard to boat Ca8hmere Bouquct-L j Colgate's Talcum Stripes and ! Talcum ....... ... 221-2 CTS. Colgate h Toilet Wntei iro 1 nf| Jerkins Toilet Water . no kU J l|v Mauvis Toilet Water .. . ' U *v . Gardina Face Pcwder .g laces! Cluny Laces?Narrow and Plaids, Me-1 val Laces?Yard Ht? I Heavy Cluny Laces, Ir I 12 CTS. | v ing?Yard - .15 CTS., 19 CTS. fancy ' ts FANCY TOWELS -alls for Blankets: Fancy Towels 3u need them? j Towel Sets : 4a | Linen Towels fc*. . hos] ffj? EVERYTHING Y $6 50 i infants' Hose At - $5.95 t Infants 'Silk Hose II IfiiH! I ehiMran'o Ifiwp -At .. |7.50 Children's Hose .? -At $9.95 i Children's Hose -At $12.50! Children's Hose At *13'95 ! LA DIE frOODS ' Ladies' Cotton Hose? w . Black?Priced at T . .. . 10 CTSf., 15 CTS., i, Tricotines and $2 5Q pajr J SILK ?Laok 98 Black. Brown and Wh 7!Tz=M ?,?" 98 CTS" d $1.98 *2,50' lack, Brown $2.75 , VUTiS' i4 inches wide j A $2.25 Neck Pieces and Clio LKS! LADIES' Chmci and Satin Wool and Silk?i-lcw few days?Priced HINE LADIES' 0 Copcn, Tur- If we have not got yoi le and Coral [ probably will be i $1.48 to $1.95 i kpatrick-E SELLS IT T HOME AND nYvt'u u't". \t.f, \i? flit/ uVKiY/ \iu fA't f? r'A't f'Ai i * go. They do it because they knew it is right. A man who only pays because he has to is only one degree removed from a dead beat?whilo a dead beat and a thief are on par." ? Lessons in matrimony have been suggested by a judge, who has to settle many divorce petitions between very youthful couples. EAR AND SEE iregg Secor itractor in Expression at s, Gaffney, at the i YORK, S. C, KG, NOVEMBER 18, O'clock 3TEWART POST, AN LEGION. , Cts.: Children. 25 Cts. ' I Time T< \ s the Besi ,*v ' ' good goods here that a\ i and Priced Right ou were buying youi millinery, etc., and v tter by buying at t] doing just that afte: e on us soon, the roa very soon. do your i t have some needs in Dry Goi decidedly interest you in Qua] thing to gain by waiting?Le ,ns lad: lato, Rose, Brown, $1.25 to $2.50 Yd. Ladies' Coats in reTA co ors?Brow u i n Hcd, Copcn and Blacks?Pric ed .. .$1.25 to $1.93 Yd. IRTINGS ME P-Chinc Shirtings? We Have a big $1.48 to $1.98 sailing them ? ?. _ s:mis. stouts, r G YARNS Priced at ? iplete line of COLUM- MEN'S colors?Medium and ? riced Mens and Youi 35 CT8. and 50 CT3.1 ARTICLES B0 i : 5 CT8. c, A" ?iz*? I" e for 25 CTS. ?lzes 8 to 20 yes akes?3 for 25 CTS ? i Bath?Colgate's Boys Corduroy ...10 CTS. and 15 CTS. jit iall ?.10 CTS. ar?e ? 29 CTS. ? Si 19 and 25 CTS. Corduroys and I 10 CTS. a ni ' and Extracts AvI 75 CTS. to $2.00 M . - |A , S3 CTS., a? r\ Hatl 9^ i Colors a f] it priM<? <? 4s LACES! wu e I Men'8 RAIN c< and \\ ide 5 CTS. extra length ???? o CTS.# 'T^Ys^rcTsl. MEN TOWELS j W. Bloc. ?n< AND TOWEL SETS ' MEN S 50 CTS. to $1.38 Men's Fine SHI1 $1.98 Men's FINE SH 75 CTS. to $1.75 MEN'S FINE SI [ERY. MEN'S FINE S OU MAY WANT. MEN'S 10 CTS. to 35 CTS. Men's Shirts .< 98 CTS. f each 15 CTS. Men's UNION S - 25 CTS. Men's UNION S 35 CTS. Men's UNION S - 48 CTS. Men's UNION S ;S' HOSE (Men's UNION S White, Brown and , BOYS' 25, 35, 50 and 75 CTS.^ Boys' UNION ? - Fleeced?Prl HOSE ite?Priced at ' * $1.25, $1.50, $2.00 and Men's-Outing Pj , j Men's Outing NJ FURS! MEN'S k'" S "ri. $75.00 i BtZyL'ikrN DRESSES RALSTON SH ones coming in every Men's DRESS fc at $9.95 to $39.95 Priced OAT SUITS MEN'S '* I VOVR IT 5>?iC iuua/, iiw-- I *w4i A, *?-. in tomorrow?Priced | ' to suit evei $12.50 to $39.951 telk Comp FOR LESS WE BOTH SAV EBSSBjBj"''< *' iiifA'i i7 ii tVTi r? u,t? vt;? iiir'rTi iV >"i v / -r Launched* in 1906, at a cost of al most $10,000,000, the Lritish battleship' 5" Dreadnought, was Recently scrapped I and sold for $200,t)00.' 9 PEPTO-MANGAN I vrmn nt nnn nimr I Miiira dluui; runt Growirijg Children N^ed Plenty ot' Red Cells in Blood " . When the young body is growing, children frequency experience weakness: Girls and obys sometiiys play too hard and o\;er-tax their systems. They become pale, weak, and sickly. They lose their appetites, become lan'guid, and are not able to make progress in school work. "Growing too fast" ia often true. It is most important to keep the blood of growing girls and boys in a healthy state. ? Pepto-Mangan keeps the blood pu$e. The red cells in the blood are increased. They carry life-giving oxygen to all ppHs of the body, and wholesome _ you^hfulness blooms agalri in clear ? complexions, bright eyes and buoyant v spirits. Bold both in liquid and tablet form by drugigsts everywhere. The name "Gude's Pepto-Mangan" is on w the package. Advertisement. I tc ============================ 1)4 mSnMBBnaBHlM vi ) Buy I t Place II t WINTER NEEDS 1 7E ARE QUITE AS | RIS STORE THAN 1 R LOOKING OVER g DS WILL BE BAD, | BUYING NOW. SI* ods or Clothing or in g I v Lity, Styles, Varieties 11 N t us Serve YOU. IES' COATS I all the good styles and s j| H /n Mixtures, Navyf and S $9.95 to $34.95 | I N'S SUITS ' II N itock and we arc certainly ' $ , for our prices aro RIGHT? <* i'Rrular.s and Young- Men's 23 > $12.50 to $39.95 jJ J OVERCOATS ! ig Men's Styles?Priced ^ $12.50 to $30.00 g \ YS' SUITS I Mixtures and Blue Serges irs?Priced ? $4.95 to $14.9 > ' & Suits $6.50 i SENILE SUITS zes 3 to 8 years. M Serges $1.98 to $4.98 g CJESSORIES s in the New Fall Shapes? a, nd Standard Makes? ra ), $3.00, $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00 I LIN COATS ' | . DATS?Regular lengths' and j s?Priced at $4198 and $9.95 | ^ 'S SWEATERS i Browns?Priced at , [ $1.50 to* $6.50 g FINE SHIRTS 1 , rrs?Priced at 98 CTS. ? IRTS?Priced at $1.50 I ilRTS?Priced at * $1.95 j HIRTS?Priced at $2.50 UNDERWEAR I ind Drawers?Ribbed? 4pj UITS?Priced at'~1..98 CTS. glK UITS?Priced at $1.98 UITS?Priced at $2^5 H UITS?Priced at $2.50 K B UITS?Priced at $2.75 UNDERWEAR | 5UITS?Ribbed and also I E iced at 98 CTS. and $1.48 h >AJAMAS | \JAMAS $1.48 B IGHT SHIRTS $1.48 ?? DRESS SHOES | OLDS SHOES?All good | I OES?All styles?Priced ;Ji $7.50 to $9.95 ^ 5HOES of other makes? ! Ij y $2.98 to $7.50 ! WORK SHOES : < 21 HI l for the price and a kind v; ry man?Priced at I li $2.48 to $5.95 Pair ^ H anv 1 * i ||K 'E MONEY 11 i< ct i/ \vu j< l'i \{u u fr i i pi { * \ IN OUR FACTORY I ON THE PREMISES We design, make and furnish! for your individual eye necas w any kind, style or shape l&sH known to the optical world. ?3 WE ARE SPECIALISTS IN EYE NEEDSHFOR GLASSES. |j Eyes exaihined?Glasses Fitted. H Broken Lenses Duplicated WhieH You Wait . g Hampton, 8treet g| ROCK HILL, - S. C. I M ORKVILLaEMOUtRER FOR ??2S Any of tHttAjflprixig Clubmakers ill receive MaTbraird subscriptions ? The Yordfilhi inquirer for |2.25 t jr annum: * Tf" J. K. Allison Hickory Grove Mrs. J. E. Adams Clover, Ho. 2. Miss Bertie May Alexander, Yorklie. / W. D. .Alexander Filbert No. 1. Jas. Robt. Barnwell 4. Yorkville J(. H. Bigham Sharon Miss Olivia Brandoif'__._ York No. 3. Mrs. E. N. Brandon York No. 8. Miss Ruth Brandon York No.M. Miss Maggie Bolln ?. York No. 6. C. r . Bennett York No. 6. Miss Nannie Barnett Yorkville Mrs. I. P. Boyd York No. 7. Miss Willie Boyd York No. 8. Arthur Lindsay Black, York No. 1. J. W. Bankhead Lowryville Mrs. S. L. Blair Sharon Eugene Burns .V-,!,-.Lancaster Miss Edith Butas York No. L Claud Burns Smyrna No. 2. Jas. Biggers L Clover No. 4. R. A. Barnett Rock Hill Miss Mary Brison Clover No. 3. Ernest Correll Yorkville Miss Cora Clark Gastonia, N, C. A. B. Clark i York No. 5., Mrs. R. A. Carroll York No. 4. J. C. Choat Rock Hill No. ?. ;W. H. Crook Fort Mill No. 1. Mrs. Dennis Chambers ? York No. 2. E. M. Dickson L York No. 5. Mrs. M. C. Dunlap _ Rock Hill No. 5. Frank .Dagnall, Hickory Grove No. 1. J. C. Dicksort ... York No. 1. J. B. Dickson Bullock's Creek Mrs. L. L. Dowdle, Bullock's Creek To. 1. 6. G. Dixon York No. 2. Miss Mary Engle, King's Creek No. 1. Mrs. W. E. Feemater, McConnells- ? llle No. 1. Miss Ethel Mae Ferguson, York ' Co.8. Edward Fau'kner YorkvilHj Mrs. Edgar Faris L. York No. 8. Miss Catherine Jjaullcner, York No. 1. I. F. Ford Clover No. 1. Miss Alice Garrison York No. 3. S. M. Grist ; Yorkville' J. 8. Glasscock Catawba Mrs. Belle Gwin Sharon No. 2. . Mrs. S. S. Hartnesk York No. 7. Mrs. W. T. Harper York No. 7. Mrs. V. D. Howell, Hickory Grove rO. 1. , % Mrs. W. H. Howell I. York No..l. * J. P. Hutchinson,-Jr, Rock Hill No. 3/ Mrs. M. E. Harper I: York No. 8. Miss Mary Huey Rock Hi'l Miss Mary Hope ? York No. 2. P. D. Hopper ,? Cloyer T. J. Hopper ....1?XL York No. 6. Mrs.*J. Howard Jackspn Clover Mrs. W. W. Jackson York No. 6. Miss Marie Jenkins Sharon W. F. Jackson York No. 7. Miss Mary Jackson Rock Hill Miss El'ie Jackson Clover Mrs. C. L. Kennedy Sharon C. H. Keller Yorkville Geo. W. Knox ? Clover J. Stanhope Love Yorkville Boyd Lathang York No 4. W. S. Le8slie Lesslle No. 1. A. W. Love 'i 1 King's Creek Mrs. O. C. McFarland, Cover No. 3. J. A. McFadden J Rock Hill No. 6. Miss Mary McFarland York No. 3. Mrs. T. C. McKnigtyi, Sharon No. 2. Mrs. J. A. Maloney Sharon No. 2. James Moss ? York No. 3 Mrs. W. D. Mprrison Yorkville Harry Miller 1 York No. 6. Mrs. E. B. McCarter, Smyrna'No. 2. Miss Marie Moore York No. 3. Miss Grizzie (Mul!inax, King's Creek Co. 1. y J. J. McSwaia Yorkville J. M Mitchell J. York No. 1. Miss Pearl Meek Clover No. 3. Finley McCarter York No. 6. Miss Sallie McConnell, McConnellsrille. L. G. Nunn , Rock Hill W. A. Nichols Smyrna No. Brlce Niel Yorkville Mrs. R. B. Oates >. Tirzah' Mrs. K. F. Oates York No. 2. Miss Mary Love Plexlco Sharon Miss Maggie Parker York No. ! S. Lee Pursley Clover ISO. *. Mrs. J. S. Plexico Sharon No. 1. Ray Parrott YorkviUe Miss Lola Parrott * Filbert Brice Quinn 1 / .... Smyrna Miss Henrietta Quinn Clover Lloyd Revels .... York No. 3. R. Y. Russell Sharon No. 1. C. B. Ratchford Hickory Grove Mrs. T. H. Riddle, ;.. Clover No. 2. Miss,Lillian Robinson, Clover No. 2. J. F. A. Smith York No. 1. Mrs: J. R. Scott York No. 3 Mrs/ Fred L. Smarr, Bullock's Creek Lewis Smarr Hickory Grove Luther Shillinglaw 2. Tirzah Mrs. T. S. Sandifer York No. 3. J. K. Scogglns Rock Hill Jeptha M. Smith York No. 4. J. \V. Summerford ...: Clover%o. 1. H. J. Sherer Sharon No. 2. Lee Sherer ..... Sharon No. 1. J. P. Sifford Clover Mrs. John ML smith Clover Miss Julia Sherer Yorkvillo Mrs. J. R. Stephenson .Catawba Miss Frankie Stanton Clover No. 3 Miss Edna Thomas Rock Ilill No. 1 Mrs. W. B. Thomas30n York No. 6 ' . Mrs. Ernest Thomas ^Clover No. 1 ~ mi ?U Mrs. H. O. Thomasson . muu Mrs. I). D. Thomas York No. 6 Mrs. J. L. Ten^leton, Smyrna No. 2 Mrs. Reedie Warren. Clover No. 3. R. J .Williams tGastonia. ^o. 2. A. C. White King's Creek No. 2 G. W. Whitesides Sharon .left D. Whitesides Hickory Grove No. 2. * . W. W. Wyatt /... Smyrna J. C. WeRs Clover No. 1 William Wray Yorkville Miss Catherine Wylie Yorkville Mrs. R. T. Whitesides Filbert , Pinkney Wliltesides Smyrna Miss Mary Wingate....Rock Hill No. 1 W. M. Wallace Smyrna No. 1 Miss Susie Wood Clover Geo. Williams, JK Yorkvl'le Miss Lizzie Wood Gastonia No. 3 S. M While Filbert Mrs. J. L.'YmineMood York No. tf ?