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J Newberry Cc w, 1 S ?ILTO>. Boland. .lohn Adam, Farmer, Prosperity. Rrviand Jacob Franklin, 3S, Farmer. Little Mountain. Boland. Elbert Leslie, 21, Farmer. Prosperity. Bundrick. Thomas Charley, 52. Farmer, Prosperity. Boland, Fairence Alonzo, 37. Farme, Prosperity. Counts, Geo. Adam, 44, Farmer, Prosperity. Counts. Levi Keister, 21, Farmer, Prosiperity. Counts, Claude Lowood. 39, Farmer, Prosperity. Counts, Walter Philip, 58, Farmer. Prosperity. ' Dowd, James Melton. 68, Farmer, xuvumani. Dowd, Dread Washington. 31. Farmer, Little (Mountain. Dowd, John Hilliard. 47, Farmer, Little Mountain. Dowd, Robert Alexander, 44, Farmer, Prosperity. 9 Dowd, James Meltcn, 41, Farmer, . Prosiperity. George, Willie Jacob, 35, Farmer, Prosperity. Kempson, Laurence Edgar, 42, Coal Chute tender, Prosperity. Kempson, Forrest Omelious, 28. Farmer, Prosperity. Kempson, James Benson, 65, Farmer, Prosperity. Long, Jacob Millie, 41. Farmer, Little Mountain. Long, James Andrew, 34, Farmer, Little Mountain. ,? Long, Drayton Isah, 68, Farmer, K Little Mountain. Mayor, Floyd Terence, 24, Farmer, Little Mountain. Metzs. David Rufus. 24. Farmer, Little Mountain. Metts, Paul Bratin, 26, Labor. Little Mountain. Metts, Joikn William, 80, Farmer, Little Mountain. McCartha, Thomas Paul, 21, Farmer, Little Mountain. Shealy, Geo. Latimer, 35, Farmer, Prosperity. Sligh, Bowman Smedtzer, 40, Labor. Prosperity. Shealy, Rufus Benson, 30, Farmer, Prosperity. Shealy, Charley Coker, 22, Farmer, Little Mountain. Sliealy, En-cs Rognal, 26, Farmer, Prosperity. Sliealy, Frank Elijah, 27, Farmer, Prosperity. Shealy, Virgil Jacob, 23, Farmer, Prosperity. Shealy, Jirey Davis, 55, Farmer, Little 'Mountain. Sliealy, Jacob Kilian, 25, Farmer tattle "Mountain. IShealy, John Adam, 64. Farmer, E^osperity. - -r J T-w !3 OO TTt _ V, .v ^ -?neaiv, L?eanaer i^avia, o^, rama Prosperity. *>0' Waits, Brady Edker, 25, Farmer Prosperity. I "Watts, John; Season, 40, Farmer Prosperity. Central* Aull, Adam Luther, 58, Planter Pomaria. Aull, Luther David, 22, Planter Pomaria. Bundrick, George Anderson, 64 Planter, Pomaria. Boland, Cephas Freddy, 28, .Farmer Pomaria. - - - - ~ iiunariCK, lieorge l.uius, ;>?, r-armer Pomaria. Bundrick, Thomas Qnell, 36, Farmer 1 Pomaria. Counts, Joseph Andrew, 43, Planter Pomaria. Dowd, David Daniel, 35, (Farming, Little Mountain. l Hipp, Jofco Jacob, 67, Farming r Pomaria. Koott, Wallace Ps^ul, 69, Planter, L Pomaria. Koofl, John David, 40, Planter Koon, Eusafris Holland, 32, Planter I Pomaria. Livingston. Pettus Tillman, 53, Farmer, Pomaria. Livingston, Jacob Earl, 21, Farmer, Pomaria. Seybt, George Willie, 38, Farming Pomaria. Setzler, Pickens Ilander, 62, Farmer Pomaria. Shealy, Tirmas Andrew. 42, Planter Pomaria. Swittenberg. John William, 60 Farming, Pomaria. Siwttenberg, Charles Senson, 57 Farming, Pomaria. Shealy, John David, 71, Farmer Pomaria. Sligh. John Calvin, 65, Farmer Pomaria. L Qhealy, Lndie Augustus.37, Farmer Pomaria. Summer. William Thomas, 71, Farmer, Pomaria. Shealy, Robert Spence, 33, Farmer Pomaria. \ unity's Voters i Summer. Charlie William. -t>. FarI mer. Pomaria. , i Sheaiy. Thomas Ueson. 3^, Farming, j Pomaria. j Wicker, Bernard Sligh. 3-~>. Farming, i Pomaria. ^ Mulberry. Earle, 'George Edward Liker. 67, Farmer. P, maria, R. F. D. 1. Cromer, George Edward. 31. Farmer, ' - t-\ m rv i fomaria, t\. r. u. 1. Caldwell, James Wilson. 26. Farmer, Xewberry. 'R. F. D. 2. Davis, Tom. 79, Farmer. Xewberry, R. F. D. 2. Felker. John Apthur, 37, Farmer, Pomaria. R. F. D. 1. Graham, Henry Oscar. 31, Farmer, Pomaria, R. F. D. 1. Harmon, Thomas Walter. 37, Farming, Pomaria, R. F. D. 1. Harris. William Pinkney, 57, Farming. Xewberry,, R. F. D. 2. Xeict, Thomas Washington, 55, Farmer, Xewberry. R. F. D. 2. L<eitzsey, Custis Lee, 37, Farmer, Xewberry, R. F. D. 2. Mack. James Thomas, 42, Farmer, Newberry, R. F. D. 2. MeCullum, Jor.n Richard. b8, Farmer, Pomaria, R. F. D. 1. MeCullum, Charlie Clifton. 21, Farmer, Pomaria, R. F. D. 1. Nance, Albert. T>3, Farmer, Newberry, R. F. D. 2. Nance, James Dcuglass. 48, Farmer, Newberry, R. F. D. 2. Rawl, Jacob Bernard, 44, Farming, Pomaria. R. F. D. 1. Sanders, John William, 52, Farmer, j Pomaria, R. F. D. 1. Sanders, James Marvin, 21, Farmer, Pomaria. R. F. D. 1. ! Sease, Jimraie Gowan, 22. Farming, Newberry, R. F. D. 2. Scheck, Augustus Howard Elbert, 77, Farmer, Newberry. R. F. D. 2. , Sease, John Ambrose, 48, Farmer, Xerwberry, R. F. D. 2. Suber, John Alford, 62, Farmer, Newberry, R. F. D. 2. Wicker, William Owens, 26, Farmer, Fomaria, R. F. D. 1. Wicker, John Pierce, 53, Farmer, Pomaria, R. F. D. 1. | Wicker, Henry >.Y]onroe, ou, farmer, Pomaria, R. F. D. 1. ' Little Mountain. Boland, Julian Arthur, 22, Clerk, Little Mcuntain. Boland, George Nichols, 36, Farmer, Little Mountain. Boland, Atbram Noah, 63, Farmer, Little Moiyitain. Boland, Levi Bates, 33, Slaw Milling, Little Mountain. . Boland, John Abraham, 59, R. F. D. Carrier, Little Mountain. Boland, Henry Cecil, 22, Farmer, Little Mountain. Boland, Daniel Calhoun. 61, Farmer, Little Mountain. D^*rrv?.n Urnncf 55 TTTJ rrnor JOUWCIB, VTCVigC UVOI/, wv, > Little Mountain. George, Blu Sease, 26, Farmer, Little Mountain. 9 f J Boland, David Bernard, 64, Farm, I er. Little Mountain. | Boland. Patrick, 57, Farmer, Little j Mountain. , j Boland, Marion Quincy, 34, Teacher, | Little (Mountain. (j Boland, James Middleton. 73, Farmi er, Little Mountain. ,! Boland, Jesse Irving, 30, Farmer, Little Mountain. Bowers, Bright Lee. 29, Farming, Little Mountain. ! Ti/OonH "Willie Anriorssm Farm f XA/lttUU) I T U4&V V w, ? ? ing Little Mountain. f i Boland, Simecn Ernest, 37, Farmer, i Little Mountain. (Counts, William Arthur, 49, Baaker, Little Mountain. Cannon, Henry David. 76, Farmer, Little Mountain. Cumalander, Ernest Earl, 26, Farmer, Little Mountain. JCannon, David Edgar, 31, Farmer, Little Mountain. , Derrick, Joseph Beaton, 43, Merr chant, Little Mountain. Derrick. John Kesler, .34, R. R. . Agent, Little (Mountain. Sfcealy, Thomas Nepolian, 65, Farm, ing, Little Mountain. Derrick, Mays Press, 28, Farming, , Little Mountain. Derrick, Willie Preston, 32, Mer,! chant. Little Mountain. Enlow, Arthur Wilher, 21, Farmer, . Little Mountain. Farr, George Wesley, 53, Farmer, , Little Mountain. I Frick, David Olney, 26, Farmer, Lit,; tie Mountain. Feagle, John Nicholas, 67, Farmer, ! T.itHo TVTnnntoiri iFrick, Charles Aibner, 27, Clerk. Lit, tie Mountain. Feagle. Joel Laudner, Traveling , j Salesman, Little Mountain. Frick, Luther Franklin, 35, Drafts i naan, Li cle Mountain. Frick, Samue) Joseph, 36, Farming, , Little 'Mountain. Lair ? John >iinpsoa, 27, Farming, X f f ! Lime ??!ou:".tain. Frick. .J na^ Ber: y. -7. Farming, j Little -Mountain. : I i Hartmun. -<o..n Adam. "4, Farming,! I Little Mountain. i ' i I Huffman, iiobert Pink. ">0. Merchant, i Little Mountain. ! Huffman, Charley Thomas. 33, i-ar-i mer. Little Mountain. Kempson. .lames Magnus. 41, K. L. j [Carrier. Little Mountain. I i Kinard, John Andrew. 47. Merchant, | j Little Mountain. Kibler, Joe Berley, 30, Oil Milling, Little Mountain. Krelle, James Arrone, 36, Farmer, Prosperity. Long, John Jacob, 47, 'Minister of the Gospel, Little Mountain. . Lessian, John Brown, 67, Merchant, Little Mountain. Lake, Julian Wiesley, 66.. Farmer, Little Mountain. Long, Charlie Wilber, 31, Farmer, Little Mountain. Lindier, William Josh, 52. Farmer, Liiile Mountain. Long, Henry Jacob, 25, Farmer, Litiile Mountain. I Lake. K<rk David, 33, Farmer, Lit- j tie Mountain. Lindler. James Wesley, 50, Farmer,] Little Mountain. * Lr 11 g, Gc-orgp Walter, 60, Farmer,! Little Mountain. Monts, James Edwin, 40, Farmer, Little Mountain. Miller, Eennett Hayes, TO, Farmer, Little Mountain. Metze. Johnny Q;iincy, 39. Farmer, Little Mountain. * :Metze, George Efird. 35, (Farmer, Little Mountain. Mc&ntire, jonnie .\ orris, jz, ranuci, Little Mountain. iMonts, John William, 73. Farmer, I Little Mountain. Metts, Callie Bennbradge, 23, Farmer, Little 'Mountain. Riser. Xolan >Erick, 21, Section Foreman, Little Mountain. Stoudemire. Lonie, 32, Farmer, Little Mountain. Sease. John Marion, 53, Physician, Little Mountain. Sease, John Claude, 22, Student, Little Mountain. T/JW r? ZT,-vnA ^ TTorrYior iXUCtUUdll, JUUli 11cm j , iu, i ui mvj> f Little Mountain. Shealy, Wil'iam Ballentine, 40, Merchant, Little Mountain. Shealy, James Edward, 40, Blacksmith, Little Mountain. Stoudemire, Charlie Wesley, 58, Farmer, Little Mountain. Shealy, George Elbert, 31. Merchant, Little >Mountain. ' Shealy, Ernest Cleophas, 38, Farmer. Little Mcuntain. Steal}-. Imn Luther, 3S, Farming, Little Mountain. Stoudemire, Asman McBoyde, 33, Section Master, Little Mountain. Shealy, Thomas Luther" 62, Farmer, Little Mountain. Slieely, Walter Iziah, 57, Farmer, Little Mountain. Sheely, William Charlton, 74, Farmer, Little Mountain. CViaoITT Tn 1 ion 93 ToaWhAr XIVIOV/W VUIAUU) -V, * V%?V<V. ; Little Mountain. Sliealy. Benjamin Franklin, 70, Farmer. Little Mountain. Shealy, John Arrison, 65, Farmer, Little Mountain. Sloudtmire, George Wiley, 47, Farmer, Little Mountain. Shealy, Virgil Omearle, 24, Farmer, Little Miuntain. Shealy, Abner Wilbur, 41, Parmer, J Little Mountain. Sease, Edward Lee, 50, Farmer, Little Mountain. Sease, John Leonard, SO, Farmer, Little Mountain. Sheely, Levi Sidney, 46, Farmer, Little Mountain. Shealy, Rosco O&ban, 32, Merchant, Little Mountain. sneaiy, .James isacKman, <u, rarcner, Little Mountain. 3tealy, Luther Washington, 47, Farmer, Little Mountain. Shealy, Jacoib Ai>ner, 55, Farmer, Little Mountain. Shealy, Lawrence Esebus, 22, Asst. Opr., Little Mountain. v'..iSease, Virgil Brevard, 25, Student, Little Mountain . ' Shealy, Jacop, Sr., 95, Merchant, Little Mountain. iSh^alv. Arthur Lcaao. Farmer, Lit | tie Mountain. | Sheeny. George Frank. 45. Farmer, j Little Mountain. Sheely, Jake Wesley, 38, Farmer, Little Mountain. .Shealy. Mike George, 57 Farmer, Little Mountain. Sease, Ral-pU Romeo, 21, Farmer, ; Little Mountain. | Wise. William Backman, 45, Stock I Man, Little Mountain. Wheeler, Albert Clarence, 41, Farm. ing, Little -Mountain. i uiiaoiap rnA1 rvn7j~> 5 Farm ! ing, Little Miuntain. Wheeler, Nathan Butler, 67, Farming, Little Mountain. Wise, James Hamilton, 51, Merchant, Little (Mountain. Wheeler, Claude Eugene. 445, Farmer, Little Mountain. , ? f vri: Cyril Malony. 21, Farmer, | M untain. Young. Samuel Ward, "6. Farmer,i Little Mountain. Liberty. Boozer, Malcolm Aionzo, 3">. Farm- i ing. Prosperity. Boozer. Clifford Carlisle, 27. Farm- i ing, Prosperity. j Boozer. Norman Willie, -S. Farming. : Prosperity. Boines. Jacob Luther. 54. Farming, j Prosperity. Bozer, Daniel Forest, 32, Farming,! Prosperity. Boozer, Thos. Jeff, Sr., 64, Farming, Prosperity. Boozer, Holland Grover. 23, Farming, Prosperity. Boozer, William Spalton, 57, Farmins. ProsDeritv. Coats, George C-esley, 29. Farming, Prosperity. Dominiok, Henry Clarence. 34, Farming, Prosperity. Dawkins, Motte Edgar, 3~>. Farming, Prosperity. Dominicb, John Wesley, 66. Farm-' ing. Prosperity. Dawkins, John Pet, 29, Farming, Prosperity. Hunter, James Thompson, 43, Farm! ing. Prosperity. Hunter, Nathan Elbert, 36, Farming, Prosperity. rfunter, Rufus Bachman, 41, Farming, Prosperity., , Hunter, Joseph William, 48, Farming, Prosperity. Hunter, Allen Calhoun, 27, Farming, Prosperity. Hunter, William Thaddeus, 44, Farming, Prosperity. Hunter, Robert Harnscn Carmial, 69, | Farming, Prosperity. Hunter, Robert Carmeal. 30, Inarming, Prosperity. Hunter, George Fellers, 46, Farming, Prosperity. Lester, James Marcellus, 44, Farming, Newberry. Lester, Claude Leamant, 22, Farming, Newberry. Long George Arthur, 23, Farming, l Prosperity. Morris, John Knotts, 23. Farming, Prosperity. Morris, Dudley Morgan, 35, Farming, Prosperity. Moore, Joseph Oliver, 53, Farming, Prisperity. IMcrris, Thomas Luther, 48, Farming, Prosperity. j Morris, Eugene Pope, 25, Farming, Prosperity. Morris, James Sammie, 56, Farming, Prosperity. (Moore, Wallace Sidney, 21, Farming, Prosperity. Moore, Jefferson Dudley, 26, Farming, Prosperity. i Morns, ueorge namiuon, at, x aiming, Prosperity. v IMorris, Steven Eliot, 45, Farming, Prosperity. Morris, Thomas Berley, 74, Farming, Prosperity. (Morris, William Capers, 47, Inarming, Prosperity. Minick, George Andrew, 45, Farming, Prosperity. iMorris, Hayne, 22, Farmer, Prosperity. r\ x_? tt or 7?^ jyioore, -faxricx neary, ?<, r <11011115, Prosperity. Mfnick, Simpson Caltooun, 65, (Farming, Prosperity. iMcLeod, Julian Charlton. 33, Farming, Prosperity. iNichols, Philip Luke, 46, Farming, Prosperity. Prisock, George Maze, 60, Farming, Prc&perity. ; Prisock, Jothn David. 34. Farming, ! Prosperity. 1 Prisock, Moses, 30, Farming, Pros J perity. Rankin, Robert Lee, 32, Farming, Prosperity. Rankin, Marke Boyd, 37, Farming. Prosperity. Rankin. George Walingtoa, 45, Farming, Prosperity. y AUJ*TKIA AXD FRANCE 4M> ANOTHER SCRAP Diplomatic Relations Between Two. Severed?More IndecfelTe Con flfefe. The State, 12th. j Diplomatic relations between France j and Austria have been broken and | the ambassadors have left the capitals, i A French 'foreign office statement says I rhe initiative was taken by France I because Austrian troops were .aiding i tiie Germans. ; The French are advancing in Alsace, hut. aeainst what OD-Dosition is not i known. The Germans occupy tie city o? ; Lietge, while the Belgians held the ! forts. Tfce Belgian orScial view is [ that the situation is quite satisfactory. Strong forces guard all the approaches to Brussels. The Austrians before Servia are bombarding Belgrade, while part of the Servian army is taking tfte offensive in Bosnia. 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For forty years this famous root and herb medicine has been pre-eminently successful in controlling the diseases of women. Merit alone could have stood this test of time. If you have the slig&test doubt | that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegstaj ble Compound will help you, write j toLydiaE.PinkhamMedicineCo. I (confidential) Lynn, Massif or advice. Your letter will be opened, I itnn/l anil QncurXtti/ul W a TVOTTIH T?_ l^au. anu. (?uo vv v& m ?7 and held in strict confidence. fishing fleets which is regarded as significant in view of the fact that there are large British and German fleets in t&at water. 1 The German - cruiser KaiTsruhe, which arrived at San Juan, Puerto Rico, reported an engagement iFviday night off the Bahamas with four British and French cruisers. The French government forbids the publication of the French casualty list so that Germany may not know the movemnets of the French troops. All Germans and Austrians in Belgium must declare themselves within 24 hours or they will be arrested as spies. Official reports from France give no definite details of the strength otf the French movement in Alsace near the Swiss frontier, where Gen. Joffre is believed to be in command. Austria! troops have been hurried Co ere to the aid or tae u-ermans ana an iuiynaut battle is believed to be imminent. Indications are that another forward movement of tJbe main French force is in preparation near Metz, as official reports from Paris say the German trcops ha/ve inundated the Seille valley bet-ween Metz and Xancv to hinder the French advance, "but the quantity of water is understood to be insufficient to prevent the French forward movement. Aside from the flanking movement J through Belgium, by which the French assume tne lierman army was trying to get to the rear of tr.e great French i W.L.M I The Exp FE n Lane f| ?Tr.-"> ' /M7 m\T/ vr uiii \ Is here with theii Wo< Come in and let 1 for a F Fit and workma Ewart Com: OF ALL 1UND6 A IN >0 OTHEK line is such strict attention demanded as in the compounding of drugs. la order to avtfid tbe disastrous result entailed by carelessness, we employ none but he most reliable clerks. [ If we compound your medicines for 1 you, you can rely upon their accuracy. Mayes' Drug Store - ? n ** Phone 133 t a ewoerry, a. u WUBI?MUUHI Willi! Illllllllll IHMIBI1 fortresses cn the frontier, indications were today that a strong German advance is to be made on France by way of Luxemburg. A German reconnoitering patrol penetrated 46 miles into French territory. The London Daily Telegraph's Brussels correspondent says that Germany is mcbilizating 1,000,000 of the landsturm, or final reserve. Numerous skirmishes are recorder j along the IFranco-German (frontier, none, however, very serious. The French troops are reported in Paris to have seized a German aeroplane factory at Muelhausen. German troops occupy the town of Liege but not the surrounding forts, which were still holding out today, t according to Belgian reports. , j A lull in the fighting was announced from Brussels, which city expects that the next clash will occur when the allied forces have completed plana to take the offensive against the German troops. Brussels reports the German cavalry retiring before the French - advance. German cruisers Goefoen and Breslau have evaded their British and French pursuers and have arrived in the Adriatic., An Austrian fleet was reported proceeding from Pola to succor them. i I Paris reports the Austrian troops to have fallen back before the Servians on the Bosnian frontier. Montenegrin artillery bombarded the Austrian fortifications at the port of Cattero yesterday. Austrian cruisers bombarded AnI tivari, Montenegro. A small grou> of German soldiers who sougat refuge on. Dutch territory are to be detained at Alkmaar, Holland till the end of the war. Shps reacting New York today report hearing wireless messages that the North German Lloyd steamer j Kronprinz Wilhelm had been captured j by the British cruiser Essex in the i i\ortn Atlantic. IcLEOD srt Cutter :om If* 51* CO. 3INNATI line of Imported >lens. / him measure you all Suit nship guaranteed -P^rfv pany DBBBnBnBOHBBBHHnn