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VOLUME XLVII. ' " LOUlSKURtt. N. C., FF1DAY, JUNE 7, Wtf NUMBER J6
ATTACK OF AMERICAN
SHIPPING OFF NORTtt
?*?AiLANIIl LOAST
WARSHIPS SWEEP COAST FOR
MILES IJi SEARCH OF UN
DERSEA I'RATES.
Sent to Sink Transports and Strike
Troop Ships on Tills Side, They
Failed?Attacked Only Ships That
Could Jint Hit Ilack and Destroyed
Seven at Last Accounts, the Crews
Being SnTed With Small Loss of
?hite *?:
Secretary Daniels Orders Port of
Sew York Closed.
Washington, June 3.?Secretary
Daniels ordered the port of New
\*brk closed to outgoing ?hips with
certain restrictions until further
orders. The nature of the restric
tions were not c?u?ie lublic.
Firing Reported Far Ont At Sen
Norfolk, Va.. Jun'e 3.?Messages
points along tho Virginia coast to
night report vigorous firing some
miles at sea. and beyond the range
of vision, "during tlie middle of to
day. it cor h.'.sed for an hour or
more.
Aircrm'l iLong I-laud
(oust.
New York. June C.?F'fty o?*
more airplanes. reinforced h\j hy
droplanes. were today patrolling:
??ie Lone ! land coast, every obser
ir Vcc;ii:i?: c sharp ImVou! for
..f"in!;i4*inc::. The ;h craft
..o.l as fir* out as r.i'ecn utiles
?" . a'd i: t:- m the day
nntrol vi; c.v.eiidcd ls> tho
. v ?*?
r forma! 'en v;: ; ref;:.'**1 l:y
J. i r ? i.iry :iU,::M'..,1 h?;! it \va:=
: 1 '/.n ferui c; Mu*: vould
* s-^i' ? ? ? 1 5 :v)OP a#. p:r?.-ih!e
\y/ nuruVrrs ir-cKli. iirKMi v.. d
I .iiid ,r vi.o now aro
:? ? v* ???. . >r? iin^' ?orouj hour
t je count*;.' ?; ? instructor.-.
rjrr.rn:-c;:.r/vtve^- t!:'- <ub.
r?ir.r!ns*s vnlcft lune 'reti-eii so
ni".)' I'oyjjwt i ioji diiriri; the v/ar?
are prrjfiur i ?i e4iiinMi?s c;* l:i the
()n*!in ,m>< off v lir tliares
ni \ ie 1'nlt "<! sfs:ies? TI-p v r.re
ki:? s v n to I,?1.;* sunk a! len* t
?rv<? !*.. only a f l ori dl'tiiice out
<?? *i:rhl <.i land oft Ifio ; ?/i tfcern
V JCTrOJ* ?1. if.
t I :s fenr*'' I ?. ? *!J1! ??(!:rr vr ?
hrve hrt n *.rr1 f r: hMfo'is
It? ti o tanariM-cts, t!;-- tn ?venienf*;
of Tt;v< l??r:i n ported nt
variolic tli*!4 '? the la t forf
ait! t?'?v nhin.i Ci t "ifr iiitn port
*? 'lin i fliilnn 11 iir
only \ lfi? i n to hav Iipcii
lest In t* o A majority
t,? ?!?,? y>scis wore ?iink- with
hi,nth;? :if t r I!tr ir erew? had been
forced to ta'vO to tre shlj s* hants.
Ve v York. J ur. ?Scores rfl'nf cu
Sf.^es warships \re ranging the wa
trr- of> the r.ctl: Atlantic eoa:t *o
r .rht in search of the G?irnv.in sub
rrp.rtTT' ; v:lile!. r*.nr!o their Ion? ex
piMe;1. r'.trek on AmcHcr.n shipping i d
linije w.'ters 1%4c ye*"' nfternoon.
O":' of the f^rsd of report ?* which
swept throiu:.t iho Maritime di-trict
?fter the AssocHtol Pro*s first-flash
ed the news t hrt two erutsor subma
rines wore op rating T"> miles south
east of t lie High land*; of New Jer
sey. these facia stood out:
The steamship Carolina of the New
York and Porto Hico Steamship had
been sunk. Nothing is known of the"
fate of the 220 passengers and crew of
1SW who took to the boats when the
underwater craft b?vgan shelling the
liner.
The schooner Edward H. Cole of
Boston has been sunk by bombs and
('apt. H. J. Newcomb or Boston with
his crew of ten have been landed here
after being rescued from the boat in
which they were given an opportunity
to escape.
The schooners Jacob M. Haskell of
Boston, label B. Willey of Bath. Me.,
Hattie Dunn of Thomaston. Me., and
Samuel W. Hathaway have been sunk.
The crew of the Haskell is reported
to have been saved, but nothing is
known of the facta of the thi^e other
crews.
The Savanrfah line steamship City
of Columbus is reported t? havo been
sunk, but no definite news of her fdtc
has been received.
Fifteen survivors of U-boat attacks
were brought to an Atlantic port to
night on a steamship which picked
them up from small boats.
PURPOSE OF THE RAID.
Washington; Juno 3.?Germany at
last has brought her submarine war
fare ^o the shores of the United States
apparently In a forlorp hope of strik
ing telling blows on this side the
Atlantic and of drawing home Home OT
the American naval forces from the
war zones where U-boat ihenace is be
itig slowly but surely strangled to
death.
In the attacks upon coasting vessels
almost in sight of the New Jeraey
(Continued on Tenth Pag?)
OFFiriAl Vf>Tf
LEGALIZED PRIMARY, SATURDAY, JUNE 1st, 1918.
230]2Sl 202' 204! 74' 42 109
US 145 127| 109i 166 8S; 175! 10' 167 135: 163| .'4 210' 104' 120 172' 215 76' 57' 74
Youngs vlile I 41' 26; 8! 4: 29?' 02 2151 90) ISO 22, 2Sl[ 35' 26C 20' 276; . 3> 203?189 112 Jv ?jr.z 224 169' 256 298', 54' 2?; 22
Franklinton I 185 IS '12' 3? 149 07 287| 1931 172 176' 193, 13Q 24 - lut 177 3| 331 3.12'. 07 ?:?; 1S9! 234' 275, 321 182 167! 164
Httyesville i 10 12 7' 1 511 37' 40, 18j ?4 06; 16; 40| 42 3S 401 li 63 63' 53' 4f. 33 61 6 ? 32| 23! 60 OUJ 65
Saiidv Creek I 95 16 17 2! 91 63 146'' .861 133' 164' 53' 114 111 C6' 151! 4! 186 1.7 115' 126 113 S5 76 S>. 87' IS?' 121 MO
Gold" Mine I 22s lj. 4?j 'I' 105 60' 97j 7? 93 132 42 55' 129 *!'. 134' 1| 145 150. 07?.' 43 131' 82, 120 C8 72 73 135
Cei'ar Hock I 86 o'' 51; 4 16S." 7t; 2l4r 1861 182 248! 64 1?! 1R3. 10.1 2'.'4- 21310 310! 23 ! 113' 196 V6 :5 171" 111 IM ? !">?' 177
I'vpress (.'reek r 62 3 5j ii 35 22 72 43i 61 871 15, 70 36- *6- 57! ' 2i 77 81. '.?! 52. 37 18 11 :i> 17 74 >3 71
Loulsburg .118 26 62 12. 230 231 205 22<f 227 2601 84. 8?. 12C ! 248 loi 396 387 17" 224 133 f-9 217 211 313 vM' :.21
TOTAL I 710! 161; 249! *411400 785 160l!ill8fei)s"5 1.'.s8 1002 1162 146? fci'O 1059; 43 2147 20SQ 1454; ~70~9'16ns I3'.7 7'!:; I. i . 1555 lin : 1U o 1275
The vote for Constable in tl.e two to -.:'. V.lps'whore thoreSwas contests resul'vil as follows: Louisburg?J.*E. Tlicnij* 235. J. 11. Sou'.'u 11 111.
Gold MiiukVR. J. Burner, le 88, C. K. Parrish 79. .
H. A KEARNEY NOM
INATED SHERIFF
( . ilOLl>KN M INS OYEH J. II.
YAHtfOiiOtXK.
[I!, 1.'. Morris Wins SolIcltor?<b!i>. lVliiJo!
( ^ncrt ami Tor??? Will Ran Oil in
I'rlniary for Judgeship.
. i;_1 t o Sri the **_veral'
! ncininulon* was hardly ever gvraccr'
i lin n en riuiurday when t!:c primary
\ \ i iv.ru i'or the nnminuiJoti pf rc-unty |
".?S flu : forv?. J*udp?' ?it:d SGli.'itor,'
I'1 cIY In a quie' ;mtl cr
iy r.'.at'i .tr in :?!? !,?. f om |
J ?.i r>3 race lor x'.c Hou*? m" Kor.re
i ir.twUvos V,'. IK'iry ler t\u?*in
jll. I'.iLlnn?, vS'.li a r;ood majority. Mr,
i-Mscor- is r..nau who is sJnc?re-inak
hvii?:M.* ant! will t".o his? u:nK?: t in the
iiiitrrc t of Ills constituents.
f V::?' cc-iu-M for the Cl.rl: of tha Su-?
'?kv-oi' Court. belwea:i J- J. j''?rr >v,
ii. ? prefect encumbem. and C. t". Wir.
i, c? Vounssvillo.tw4s of v. :ci' fr
? it. est due to t ho popularly o;' the t .vo
; *. :? !'0idatea. iN i v. Liarro ?v vo\ hov. -
e\sr v.iih qui.e a nice vote to Lis cc<.-j
' l!. :-?~c is no cJo-.:Vt but that
i ley a:vl aceoiaiviw iarr.g m :. ..
-44m ^:e''tly in cainj-ai^';.
, f"o io:iU'iU 1 -.at Air - <;? ;!
interc-:.. ic i';e ci.tlrj ; uMi ^ >
V. 'Hi-.m SI. Allen, and for Register o;?|
Uj_ Cil'j h- L v. .;c 11 .loin Ii. Yrul:a.m:~h. I
? t7iO pre.v.u u:cu*nber. . Sltfrey r. !
Von am. John . Kir.?. Ir. t: e !a ti .
? caso it ? apparent several di'ys b ?
!"'>r. t!>: primary ihj.t Holder. w.iuii
' >v!r ' n i in tr.e c? m* tro r?~ m*!: s'.w
<-L }\ i 1; i: J a v.-ni ..-c or. 1 -ui ir v??? :*
CKill. 11:?> T?:e fn
r. .?!< errvr? in f:vm ..'M p.'.r* oCV-..?
"v r.i*ur'nc: ti.? -'..rv v.? r ^ i .. jurn?
ii".~ to hot* sidc^. 5!!xc! the fri: ndc !
?n-.!; cur.iiidate did spleadl*! v -,~k. In
<o\)nt on I. it v.-:.o dlscr-vcri'-l t.iiut
, t . t voio in the primary wns jio.-sibly
j t lie largest ever cast in Franl:;in <*ott'.:-.
? ty, and that Kearney had von v.i:h i
:r..a.! iriy of over tlire? Imi^red. Hi ?or
li it Kearney has made.a ?pier^Jid of-1
| i.oial and there no hesiiniicj ?r. f(-i
jtinf that S.o wJll contin?io to rive ilic
j office ii is rtrict, prompt personal ai
trtntio^^ he ha? dor.tf l]i the pas*.
J The vfc' for the members f the
iP.oard of"T"lneationf Messrs. A.. VV
I Terry, Si*., and T. H. Diclien^, was |
bio? for the purpose of a nrnr. i nation. ]
j bul for a recommendation to tl." mom-,
ibers of the General Assembly for their
rappointment.
Quite a little interest centered in |
j the selection of a Board of County]
;Commissioners, as the riuestion of the
County Audit entered right much and
operated strongly against the mem
bers of the old Board. Tho.?e run
ning in this content were Messrs. J.
jM. Sykes, E. N. Williams, W. D.
i Puller, A. J. Joyner, W. L. McGhee,
IJ. H. Cooke, J. P. Timberlako. J. It,
Earle, J. D. Alston, R, L. Stokes, the [
last three named being members of
the present Board. Those selected
for the new Board by the primary were.
W. D. Fuller. J. M. Sykes, J. 1>.
Tlmberlake. J. R. Earle, J. Al
ston. These aro all good business
men and the Coupty can expect Its af
faire to be put on a business ^aais dur
ing the next administration. .
In the contest for Solicitor Hon. Hr>
E? Norris was successful oyer Bop.
S. A. Newell in Franklin as well as
Jn XVake and in therefore the nominee
for another, term. This voto repre
sents the confidence the people have
In the fitness of'Mr. Norris for thp
responsible position he holds. ( ? *
The, race tyn Judge was ?o n*ny
Rided that 'twere was hajrdiyany inter
est nianttested. But the results show
ed that W. sL.' Person lead the ticket
by a good plurality .in this county, al
though Cairert lead in the district. It
was not until Monday that our people
were ?atlifled as to who would be the
contestants in t lie secnn?! primary, as
it HCCJD^d to be nip and tuck between
Person nntl Olive. The linil iigures
l?o\vever sliMwed i!rr. i' -r.-.o? won over
Olive l.y 70 voles. le;kvi:iu* i ? second
race between Calvert <;f \.'ake. and
Wl SCR of "FChliV. .
"Tjere wcry etily iv:n 1 >va.;li!ps with
a content for (onntoWe ?. title'* tie pri
mary lav ?Loai.sl ar.t an J C:M 1 Mine,
j In JlouieFrrj* J. &-rj bouta>. von over
111-5 cpp'jr it J. I1. > :>.??"?: i!. by 3*
Inip.jorily c. Li: wVie in ' r.l \ Mir.e
J*. .1. V't;c wan ov. r ?.! opponent
C. 11. rr.rrj;li in n rinjorM;* of 9.
2 c;?%c ir :V. , ? .ni:?~.v is p:?s
?si'Jy t ?? h-rro! m*?; . ;i : in. either.
? primary rr j ti <1 -*v! " fu i ra&klio
It r .m v s": ?; t'v : ?'". 3T.;l was
|:l ?? c ; i o* * f:-;* cididat.s
jnlike. i:.? ;s.i :p n;.? d >'.i"
hy ai: i vi;l: . ? -? ?#: *m i.e.1.!?. .
jH-mues a! Ure Colored Methodist!
Church.
J We nro requested lo strto that the
jpv." l:t: i: cordially invited to attend
ji'rvic-.s a* t bo i'oloied Methodist
1 Cghiit ?*li on Sunday afternoon. Ju;ie jf\
o'el .err.' At this service the wljyr
3 c op 1 o of Louishurp w: 11
cr >:clos and foukk.
r
$To nulls! Mi;t?!e* at Yoiincsville.
? I,J . F. Il^ucfc informs u- lie will
? hCLiU ?: .? * tctiuii nf .t larzo l?rl?*li &ta
[hjc l.iil]. Jr.i: f ?r I'crry tc IV tree at
i V. -ill. tvi'hhi tV. next ft v \vc<*ks
K. '*??'?-} ih h * moniker
JcLvi1 lim. i; frr-n: whore
M ? j*? ??"on in *htisi
!jt
&V
j gvcry p.^rtir tlar.
"Th< lif.ii 1J?: : r :fl !!"*:>.t- (1 ?n
ju F.' ?1 .v ?' ? ? V. ia
'tflmV n-.iv m i a !U he i'i"-to-diitc in
MIKltlFF HENRY *A. KEARNlA
Wiiu v;;h re-noinlnsreit to ?ucrecd himself over h In opponent. Mr. \V. H.
Allen. In the Primary Saturday. with a safe majority. Sheriff Kearney has
filler] the important office of Sheriff of Franklin ('jiiuniy for tie past .ojirh*
teen months with much credit to himself and haw through his genial and
pleasing mann?T. won the friendship of quite a large number of Franklin
County's citizens. He is attentive to Uis duties and prompt in their execu
tion.
rorNTi fOinnssiONEBS.
Met on Monday?TTrdered Increase In
School Tax?Appoint Committee to
Look After Working Koad.
The Hoard of County Commissioners
met in regular session on Monday with
all roombors present. After approv-1
ing the minutes of the provlous meet
ing the Board disposed of hilfitnes's as
follows:
I W. P'. Wilson was placed oti out
sidp paflper list at'|2.00 per month.
| KJ. D. aWoh w*? appointed ft com
^mlt^ee townee the Road Supervisprs of
Bajidy' Oreek Tqytlishlp and see ff
Jip caft't Ret tfte supervisors td work
those rtrads that have not been work'
. 7
It .wa%, ArjJ&Ke'd that the school levy
be fncireasdd to 35 cents on property.
D. AUton And J. B. Ycj*borough
were ordered to execute deed to E. S.
Merrltt tor land at County home.
The raport of Dr. J.( E. Malone.
County Health Officer waj received
and ordered filed
The report of J.% J. Holden. Super
intendent 6f County Home, was re*
celved and filed. "He reports 11 vabite
persons. 11 colored
child as inmates.
After allowing a number of account?
the Board adjourned trf its next regu
lar mooting.
More Building Contemplated.
A rumor that we have been unable
to have confirmed is that in the near
future Mr. R. F, Fuller will begin
[the erection of a large brick building
ion Main Street in front of his stables.
|This building, so rumor has It, will
be two stories and contain three store
rooms, and an arched driveway lead
ing to the stables in the rear. This.,,
if It materializes, will be one of the
greatest Improvements to that portion
of the town that has been undertaken
trf a long time, and we hope It may
materialize.
Mr. 8. C. Holden visited Raleigh on
bualnea*- Monday.
INVESTIGATES ICE
CONDITIONS
STATE FOOD A DM IXI STR ATO1?
PAliK VISITS LOEISBVltO.
i lIs to Apreenicnis of 00 Cents n Hun
dred to ? v< ry'xidy Where Tickets are
Cited? Oho* Out IIii!iii? of \ot Over
i"t lit a round for JIoul.
I ni\isliurg was accordcd a visit r>n
nVuvne^iIny by St to .Vo^tf; driinistra
?t*r II. A. F.;rc. vi:o con^^tc:-? ti h^.ar
|ingr imo tije i ve sugatJfciT while here.
|.>;r.*i'ago stated *(liat the.-wtion was
/ voluntary on his part, os it
?.va.s.U?# duty to look into Uic.-e roat'.ers
and sirr^tf tod by t|.c answer to
<iu6atito:: lay. fiiin t'roni a local ciii
? JSakJSOJSHT*-^1 -5. lor..o it
c *. >;:r" : ,r o. Upon i.i ves illation he
t'. #:?c! thiit Joiinecn ^ Johnson, oi
. v.-h o arc opevat In p ihe 1 >r-u!
i T j l'.iit. were ciuirging Mr. John \V.
t'. lo. al ice ceaier. $1.12 1-J a
'? \)i 1\ tor ico which he stated he l'elt
v a.- U:i> ast'wli a :(1 would proceed to
i.r.c i:i(.v:e. a
.'iur \l:>t? in^'tlie matter ai d ti.e
? ir; I c< rdkrem "Tilly with Mr. K.ng
'i ; ir..':?T of representative citI
. Mr." rliiat >:r.
I le... i.' ("i:y i-'ot ! Aumh.istrator.
iT.I Tr, Kir.g a^p \i corvmiue of
: n? :;o io -v. : .villi t' era as a. jv n::i
/
r ifjrt.o::. A!t'< 11 it M.\ lvi: p an rt
eo:a! jJtUu a^ree on p. pi ice of 'V
#.i i.?Mirc'l p-v tdf to aH cu^to.:.
siliic. hut (.hi t this price would an
j:-:v r.;h in caf^s v l ere tho c.is?ouu:
'*.?!1 ti.k ?? ?.
I
i . ? : r. . ?I. X .-Kinne. P. A. Vt.a^is
>l?r. A. jI. Fleming were a, p :iu
y m\-\ an organisation pi r.'oetctl I y
.'. tivn cf .M. Pl-\ <?. nt??..<_** air
i' * .:i i; :1 A. F. Johnson Secretary^ 1??
.1 v. iti; the suTCPstfiai of^!.*.
|;? :i.s coiy.miitee and Mr. Ki. v.; o:>
|i i i.:t" an agreement ttj Income of
v June l"!h, IMS and to re
|w:: in I'or.'e for tv*o wook? as fol
! :: ? t!? ?? price of io-> to all persons
liyW >? ti-Uets shall ho 00 cents p';r;
j V*n .-.finds, with a minimum sale of
1!" r-C"?n>'^. On all other than for ;
t'llfv s sales I cent a pouad is aalhor
i7.cct.
Ti.:u the minimum tieket book shall!
c ontai;. 100 pounds.
n...t {here shall he only one ice de
livery each day with r.o delivery on
Kur.day.- *
That trie ice house shall open from
S 'to 11 o'clock A. M. ofi Sundays.
That Mr. Kine: will keep a correct
itemized account of his ice business
for the two weeks, showing all.sales
and all expenses, that the committee
may he able to act more Intelllgeutlyat.
its meeting ?it the termination of this
agreement in regard t a the prices and
accommodations that may bo charged
and extended in the future. j
This completing the work of the i
committee for the present it adjourned j
subject to call.
Mr. Page in his discussions of t hi*
matter said that in these war times it
was necessary to change all business
traditions whether we ggxoed with it
or not. That it"WaeTthe less fortu
nate people whoso Incomes were lim
ited that the Food Administrator had
ic> look after and care for, and that
tho luxuries of life were to be given
less consideration than they had ever
been giveB. Therefore, in regard to
the Ice question, he held that Ice was
a necessity, absolutely, and that the
homes, where footj and milk for all
especially the babies, have to, be pre-;
served, should he given first consider
ation. With thin in mind he did not
consider it an injustice to raise the
price of ice to drug stores and stores
for refrigeration?stating they were
financially stronger and more able to
pay tile difference, than were the hom
es to do without, on account of the
cost. He took a purely humanltar
|Iom*4 vii v.* of t ho mutter.
I'tToro bavlttp lie said the Food Ad
j m?' tafratlen ruled that no person
Isli.:ll <hp." ? ' ta?? consumer tnoro than
'? ?t.!: - a j.o..nd f.jr incal*wh!A will
? wukv the retail price of a peek 60
[?* ?i.* a liU-i el
?j?Kn'so two actions will bring about
j tiiiitc* a (hunn* in Loufohurg fa the
liLtcrc t of the small purchaser.
iN nniLLi.tsr
i * A i"I'M i i Ki'lTLSU) THE
1 Nt.MV.
I" s,
? * Washington. June 4.?A terse
. '?-.nu-pur.c-im r: U made in General
? ^Pcrrhli.i:'? evening cimmunfque
"? Ci' tho Rctior.v annouiicod today by
I' il;; F.'coch war otiUe in which
!;* At.: y. :ir.:s: ?, ; y a brilh.Ll co'ijuer
I :,#t;;;K i. in!:.?ai i.._ Oen;;-.a:s near
t -:u T.jJerry. t-.nd French and
'* Auic: .c.?:. trcop.: dro\.? back an
! IUL(, vto.-. c.' Ihe
* lu:\h:f.x :h.
Vi;e COtiiHur;ii<;i'e ?ays;
j* "In IIk? f.^hiii.? r.oiihv&^i of
Caatlcau Thlf-rry our ,tocp- broke
? Lp a.? alt .?:j:t oi C.e er, -.r.y to ad
J0 vai.ee to t:.o jmuil- thioa..;? Neailly
*' . /.... v.*. ^ 1?y ;; ?.*c -r.tia j 'k
i!;. I:.i *. ..c\ lv. the north ? f tiie
i v.'\> ' : 'Av ttii .via me :? r<.*. . a
i (i', r.i .i.' ;:?i i j it..i ii. vrc8
j* sed a:-JrBiz-/Mi.1 :ucr-jt
?.* l-r.a*; a.i*j Ara-, nem
I'. -.; i i!l
f yj ???.r.iroc! jdVcrc
leu m (i : .*i <?r.?..!/?.
I 7 c'.y r'.i! I.t .;
"'r* tV.'"' v.-.-iivre v?t ?1 >llr'l t!io *
; ' ? r.K i.- ?.>-?'!'? s. u: i.:f
i * " * M " " * *
M K- SIDNEY ('. IIOLDKN
I Nominated in the Primary Saturday
I fur Register of Deeds over his oppo
'nent the present encumbent. Mr. John
JB. Yarborough. and Mr. John W.
I King: with a flattering majority. He
fa one of Franklin County's first young
imen and comes from one of the olrieat
and most popular families ? in the
county. He has been busy receiving
the congratulations of his many friends
since the count Saturday night.
List of Letters.
The following is a list of letters re
maining in the Post Office at Louls
burg. N. C. not called for June 7th,
1918: . .
Mr. A. Bowd?n, Mr. Alex Bowden.
Mrs. S. B. Boskey. Mr. Robort
Branch, Mr. Alfus Epps, Miss Alice
Gichey, Miss Maggin Green. Mrs., Ida
Hanks. J. B. Lancaster 6 Sons, Miss
Louise Mills. Miss Mariah Neal, Miss
Laura Williams.
Persons i
letters will ;
them advertised J.
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i calling Jbr any of th? above
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