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E. A. Aekonoos, Lmoj
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•Ob, Asolo AVoot, Borah B. Aekor-
Moo. Jollo H. AddBoo, Mornsoty loll woswswook
Alktosos, HorssroC A. AAoau, Bonk SSP* EsMijMli
Bootoo, Bltfloboth Boo too. Soph to odMo.**—Inoi
BbHop, M|i7 Abo Bssoon, BIyIis
Bosok, Mary Abb Bostocv Bamott
Bootes, Mary O. Bosch, Barak Bar*
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CXineN COUNTY GETS 09,249
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Clork of Coart H. D. Padfott kaa
rooterod t okoek for 9t,f4l, wkkk
!a Oo^cton's porMoa of tho' Btaco
Offrciitatloo of fitB.ilO) for tk»
Coofodoiste roteraas. Ills steooy
It Bov koiag paid oat to tko rot*
anas or tkolr roproooataUroa as
tkaar aall tor it.
TBors aro 111 poastoaors la Col- f* 1 ®** 7, Kiasoj^ Rotaoea
lotos,ooaaty dtridod as follows::
Classs Ar—H; Class B—1; Class
01—It} Claso Cl—II; Clsso Cl—
Idl.
. lUa dooa sot icclado tkooo rot-
oraop sow living in Charleston t.-or
a aaasbsr arko kaoo dlod ataoo last
ffkr. ,><
Olaosa Ar—For loss of sight, paraly-
slt aad aaak dlsaasss aa make a
liaa a pkjstoal wroek.
Class B—For loss of aits or log or
kotk.
Clooo CB—For tkooo who haro boon
s a saaalior astest Uaa
Is oto—to A sad»B.
sack soldlors as karo
oat koaa wooadod at all.
das —Wldowas who loot tho!
koskasda dortng tho war.
laai Ol—Widows wkssa kosbaads
kgoo dlod sfnoo tko war.
BOMkara oftoa karo tkolr poosioao
fraai aosorlty of woaado
appUootlons wsro
roloctod ky tko State board:
For PrOporty—W. A. Blank, J. 0.
Jagsoa. C. W. Brolaad. Jaoios H.
Moasaa, Bldrod tpojl
For ralso: (disapproved)—Henry
Bailtk, A. R. Padgett, H. R. Martin,
8. L. Breland, B. B. Wokb, J. M.
Fender, J., W. Dtz, L, R. Htott, H.
D. Mttach, J. H. O'Quin, J. C. Fen-
dor. O. McD Hlere. J. J. L. Feeder.
sett, Laara Boatea, 8. c. Bollinger,
laao M. Bloekor, Bother Boatea,
Beany Blocker,' H. A. Brant, Barak
C. Bryan, NaoaU Bridge, Baona L.
Beach, M. L. Brolaad, Marla Bstloy,
A. N. Croeby, 8. C. Carroll, Aiqnllla
Carter, M. L. Clark, F. M. Chrooky,
Tama Colson, 8. A. Compton, Ro-
boccc .Crsves, Martha Carter, B. E.
Crevets Miner C. Carter, Martha A.
Croeby, Elisa J. Conners, Amanda f
Canon, H. C. Crosby, Elisabeth Cro >
by, J. A. Crosby, Margaret J. Croa- <
by, R. C. Croeby, Jana M. Oammlags
F. R. Craves, M. Sarah Carter, Ad- *
ala O. Chaplain, Mary Dendrldge, Le
na DoBols lea bolls Emaanol, Mar-j
garet Fewox, Jane W. For go son,
Harriott Frails, Maggie B. Fraser, I
8. A. Fonder, Louisa A. Orlffl% *
Mattto Gordon, Mary Graeoa, Her- j
rtatt Graves. C. L. Gooding, Mary
Groovy, A. M. Hoff, Mam Htott, 8.
H. Harper, B. B. HfoM, . Barak A.
Hodges, Mary Hlckmaa. Boboooa A.
Hadsoa, Martha Head, Jaae Hern
don, Raven Hagen, Elisa Hlekasaa,
L. H. Hlere, A. M. Hndeoa, A. M.
Hlott, E. B. Hyrae, E. E. Htott,
Elisabeth Hlott, Bailie Hunter, Car
oline W. Ihley, B. M. Joaee, BUea
lease, Martha Jtokaon, Julia A.
Jones, Allee Klsoey, Martha Abb
J.
Roger, X, C. Lott, Elisabeth Un
der, Victoria Laagdalo, Rllla Lyons,
A. A. Murdangh, Olivia Matone, 8.
V Morris Mary Martin Lam J. Mo-
MIIUd, M. a. Mnrdaagk, Jane C.
Mardaugh, Evan Massy, Amanda
McMillan, Annie 8. Nagle, M. 8.
Padgett, Mattie Nettles. B. A.
O’Qttta, Mary Padgett, Harriott C.
Prtoe, BHaaboth. Prlaeter. L. M.
Pellum Mary I. Patterson, Ro>
beoea Richardson, Abigail Ramsay.
Harriott B. Rhodoa, M. B. Fiattor-
aoa, Bailie E. Peary. Dollah Pad-
fstt, . Harriott Robissos. Laura
Reddish, Aka Ramsay, B.
Isabella Rivero, Charity Rob-
laooa, Mary A. Robortaoon, B. B.
Richer dooa, Rachel Reeves, Bottle
Ritter, Hannah Binesth, Jane Smith,
Martha Baedova, Bmma Bmeak, An
nie R. Snead, Emily faadera, BMsa
Stewart, T. C. Smith. Lam Ban
dana, Elisabeth Bmoak, itebfona
Smith, Mary J. Simmons, Harriott
Bteno, A. B. Blomaa, Mary J. Bmoaki
Rebecca J. Sandora, N. L. Taylor,
Laura Tucker, tyaete Touchetone,
E. E. Ulmer, B. A. Ulmer, Annie
Willis, C. B. Wilson* Martha Wa
nes, Barak V. Warrea, Mary Wig
gins, Rebecca Walker, Lucy Ton,
Sarah A. Yarley, Sarah A. Zelgler.
Bmoaha, April It.—Special: On-
Merck SSad, daatk entered tko
homo of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Sasoak
aad claimed tor its victim tkeir sea.
Gas. Mr. Bmoak was only SI yean
of ago aad was a young man of
many good qualities and mads many
friends wkemvor bo went, and bis
death wee a shock to tho entire
community.
At tho time of bis death, ho was
living with his brother at Fort Lae-
teodale, Fla. Ho la survived by
bin father, mother, throe brother* an
four sister*, os follow*: Wlllio
John aad Tam Bmoak, sod Mn.
Elliott Besieger, Mn. Ariel Rich-
ardooa, Mias Anas Bella Bmoak
aad Mn. Canto
drgcstiea, should M
d Dr. KtotuH avw
a Idho a Ortnae.
hep from a hoc of
An tea Balm. Hla pka-
aetatekoa, knocks, sprata
foanaaA it, aad • its
qalek Belief tar bans, scalds, or eat
Is feds right. Keep K heady tor
koya, also girts. Heals ovnaythlng
kealakto and does R qatok. Uaoqual-
od for piles. Only 21 coats at Jno
M. KloU'a
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COiriNY,
euocKsaoRS to
GEO. S. HACKER ft SON
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Tblams sever took bright to
wKk "tho Man."' Tea to oao tko
trouble Is a alagglah Mvar. fllllag
tko system wttk Mtoai pofcsm. that
Dr. King's Now Life Fine would ew-
pol. Try them. Lot tho Joy of
better fooUzms sad the Maos. Boot
tor stomach. Uvar aad htdaoya. 25c.
at Jao. M. KMa'a.
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Editor Tho Presso sad Standard:
Heretofore It baa not' been my
custom to correct error* In my nr-
E. E. Blocker. James F. PallaM, P. tides, believing that the pabltc
W. Strickland, A. W.. Benton, J. D.
Bunion. Elbert Du Bole, W. F. Brab
ham, A. C. Caanoa, J. W. Do peon,
Joseph Carter, J. W. Croeby, J, J.
Craven. s
I. 8. Aa dor eon, J. D. Bloekor, Goo
W. Brunses, Morg**'A. Blocker, M.
D. Beaten, H. D. Carter. Jew— «.
would gnop the Idea conveyed, but
because the printer* *r<l myself are
making errors that may be mis
construed, I offer the following cor
rections: Instead of lass B. Lyons
on debate loot Friday night with
Mlaa Justice Hler*. it should road,
tarn B. Legato. Instead of Miss
Gladys Counts, It was Gladys WiK
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If yna wsataeewlsgBMetiiMtwfite tee
oar taUtol aMokagoo totort you puiotaM.
Til Nn Nbm Sibbi IxliM Cl, Iimii, Iml
O«oky, J. M. DoWttt, Joaekk Btott, llamo. In connection with oaoreto-
K. Hlott, P, Bf. u. 1sov4maoo 'a.
oasoa Mien, tokam Hudson O. D.
Litchfield, WUUam Martin. Philip
~ D. P. Rice, B. M. Williams,
M. R, Maxtor
Clam Cl
R. O. Bryaa, J
Crooby, J. J. Cravaa, Joseph Car
ter, M^ J. Doyto, J. B. Dopeoa, I.
LawrsMo Feeder, J. M. Hlott, O.
D. Hler*. BoaJamlD Hlott, Bolo-
Martla, J. H. 0‘Qula, 8. A.
Roberts. Thomas M.
R. Padgett, Georg*
91% L. M. Prim S. W. Biers. H. 8.
prittvia, Ooorgo BalUvaa. P. w.
Hoary Batttk, J. J. Wii-
JL Wmnoa, Lewis WHsoa,
msa. Mania,
Martto, J. H.
FtaoRaoy, A.
em at Bvptlst ebarck, I failed to
say that Mr. H. B. Strickland de»
Itvdtod aa appropriate ad dram
Thick was interesting sol woll
taken by thoos preseat. I with .to
my to tte eonnoctloa that my mto-
takaa Ilk* tko odltors aro aalatea-
W. CTooby, EllsaJ.Atonal. It le sot my purpose to
leave any news Item out of . my
totters. I am glad to have every
item.
A. P. 8.
Rev. G. A. Monte’s AppotatamisU.
The following appointments are
aaoouuced by Rev. G. A. Martin
tor tbe churches he serve*.
| Header***vllto—1st Sunday, 4
P- m.; Jrd Saturday, 4 p. m.; fol
lowing Sunday 11 a. m.
' Graat Swamp—1st Saturday aad
Buuday, 11 a. m.
Basoaks—4th Sunday, 11 a. 1*.
aid 4 % m.
Colstoo-—2nd Saturday, 4. p. m.
aad Sunday, 11 a. m.
Tko Mat sal Life Insuraaea Com
pany of Now York, bogs to aaaoua-
oo that Him Miriam du Bois has sc
eepted agency to her father's place.
8k* will ho plaomd to so* any oao
la toonraaoo. f
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