L SUED WEEKLY
PRIN( IPLES, NOT MEN
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR
ASSESSED K. &, M1UAHY 1. 1914
No. 1
iXAMiATIOSS
Be&Ikfor tie intere fa the
tfwtxlns erasaioatiom for 'Jrth-
ia. ' p)tt!BJttter The Cevrier
1 An exteatire order isiaed
by the President reauirei eon
petitire examinations by the com
mission for the bosition of ject
master at all fourth clan post
mces at which the annual torn
pensation is $180 or more, and at
hich the present incumbent wa?
hot appointed under tne emi aer
ice regulations.
2 Examinations for fourth
e?ass Doatmapters under the or
4er mentioned will be held on
ie dates and at the examination
points mentioned in section S of
this circular. .
The examinations will be held
only at the following nameo
places on the dates indicated :
Wiwr T, 114
Albemarle. Beaufort, Bolivia
Burgaw, Carthage Clarkton, Co
lumbus, Currituck, Danbury. lar
land, Jacksonv He. Jetterson,tt.ei
ford. Lake 'oxawav. Lincolnton
Marion.Marsha'l, Mocksvilie.Rox
boro, Rutherfor 'ton, Smithfield
. Swanquarter, Warsa, WUDame
ton.
Yadkin vi 1
retmatv 10, 114
Wilkes hfro.
Fekraarr It. 114
Sparta.
February 14, 1014
Asheville, Burlington, Chapel
Hill. Charlotte. Concord, Dan
rille. Va.. Dunn. Durham, Eliza
bethCity, Fayettevi le, Gastonia
Qold8boro. Greensboro, ureen
rille. Hamlet. Henderson, Hen
4ersonyille, Hickory, High Point,
Kinston,Laurinbur', Lenoir, Lex
inton. Mount Airy, New Bern,
Qxford,Rleigh,Keidsville, Kock
iauham, Rocky Mount, Salisbury,
Sanford, Shelby, Statesville, lar
boro. Thomasvil e. Wadesboro,
Washington, Waynepville, Wil
mington, Wilson, Winston Sa
lem.
Vcfbrvatw m, 1B14
Boone.
' Itoawvaiy . 1014
Newland,
Fefcrearr JO, 114
Bakersville.
Petarmaiw BO, 114
Asheboro, Gatesville, Colum
bia.. Halifax.
Nmmt M, 114
C :adbourn, Jackson, Mackeyp,
Mar'eo, Troy, Webster, Winton.
NMmt ob, ltl4
BVtnklin.
mnmt em, ii4
Br son City.
Vefervatw M, 1014
Robbinsville.
Fefcfevanr . 1014
Murphy-
ft Applicants may be examin
ed at any of the examination
oints and on the dates men
tioned in section 3 of this circu
lar without re ard to the location
I me postcmce at wnicn ap
pointrrent is desired. An appli
cant for examination for appoint
ment at any postoffice must re
aide within the territory supplied
by such costoffice . No chame in
toe dates of examination at any
f the examination points can be
mae. Applicants will be allowed
fcj - be examined on only one o
(n dates mentiosed- The appli
otion form may be secured rom
)e po8cmaster at any of the o
ices for Which the examinational
are b.9ld, the United States civil
service commissiod,, Washington,
P Cr or ine postmaster at any
nioiiA o r nr KitfH t Yta ArimtttaffAn
is to be held, and should be prop
eriy executed, indicating therein
the examination point at which
the applicant desires to be exam
ined ( and "Hould e immediately
forwarded to the United States
civil Esrvice commission, . Wash
inn ton, D. C- Persons who, for
any reason, are una le to for
ward their applications to the
commission in time to receive
written authority to enter the
examination will be examined,
abject to the suvsequent ap
rroval of their applications, if
ttiey appear for examination at a
place and on a day scheduled is
CmiN tmn coauaitfeai ni
siit ia mtabbi ea a tfrC
Aam b akmtfB kiatMlf la aka kmi-
mi i d 17. Ma left letter
yh tW4 tlMt task aU owa
Ufa bMM ef Ike faoi tkaa ka M
a3ite4 at ftka inak kchit. IartSie
fcaw ha aaid at naaitMa al fa ax. oc ukdw im. ai
,V . J!! . 5d"r lamDa..aa wa. gok. to hla wwk
raw cast was lla worsi piwa m wa aear tha factory whaasoma
au could ka to acairt taa onnk aikncwn person stepped - sa o ba-
kakil. I caaa houee and demajadedj
- aionty. Mr. Clomnione told bUa ha
Oyi aa LtdMttar, eolarad, was a. aMdnt hare much money but ha
cidtatallT tkok bj kit brothar atlt ie him what h had ' but :
.av.a3c out of hla pocket, the rob-
bar nlv:t him and thaa danaiaai
c i- i. kaaarx! oyer hia money. The robber
nit Af lam of flreant in i0116? o "hoot again where
taU of a tain alarm or.flrea-rin mp a ojemmoM eald -you bars
at Ualotnet, Mich., on Uhrittaat a. ready killed m; don't shoot any
day. The pBia was oaaaad by tha f0?- r?bbe.r thett, Dcani
(rjfkt in the hall. I ?. en w , Clemmona
r UO "U ' 'Tfi h:t 60 yrda, to Ry Cat-
Judge 0. H. Gaion of New Bern J11- aouea. brother-ta-ia. and g
has decided to become a oandidate, arm-
. - . . . I
againat Ur.John M.. Faiaon lor uon -
Kre ia the New Bern district.
aon. George I. Hood of Goldi-
Kn nH u Ahori.. R Rhnmu
nf Wo Ram will Alan Ha in thn
mux
'-oe.
t n t a. xi... xu.
4. j. Jiooi, tne iuuuum 01 m
nooamen or tne woriu, uieu. ui
tlenderaonville, N. O., on the night
of December 35th.
-
William Govingion was attacked
by unknown persons near Shelby, tar fUeuipts tj deiy any
beaten up a id robbud of. 213 TueB-'edge ot tbe aifaIr- Tiie sUJ't of
i. mA. . . w ...the story -ia as fallows; Thd masr
day morning of hit week. was in bard hick Lad uei in
Former Posimaater H. BattleAb-
rnethyof Esc Durham died
ember 34tb.
-..... rT.tt ,uf j
Jletcner House, a negro, shot and
lUBtantly killed Beat ie Scruggs, alias
Bertie Housei also cuioreU. in
oiuwded car on train No .6 ot the!
Southern Railway near Hot Spring
.u .m
ou December 24th. He also at.
itmpted to shoot Oonduotor How lMasey il-iuis in-c did not i.i
rd Crawford and leaped from the teu tl ,h,oct- lie oy to a
fa-t apeediDg train b the conductor
opened fire on biro. Ueuse fired
four times at the woman, throe bul-
leU takini? effect. -
Henry Hail's .lore at FaveUevilie
sb burned on December 34tb.
Beachy btoke the world's record
uu Christmas day. Tne fainoiM avi-
tor loorjed-the Icon five oonspauHT
...mea and landed in Narrow street .
San Francisoo.
Mrs. Adlai X. Stevenson, wife of
t it:., r'
. j 1 ""c'c"ou'''
'I'ta on JJecember 24th, aged 79
v-art. at ner home in cloominatou,
th
Uharlea Miller, a baker, of 'States-!
v i lie, committed euicide on last Fn-
day, Decembei 2th, by drinking
'
poison. : :
Charles B. Skipper was atruok
nd instantly killed oy a street oar ,
n. .
in Charlotte on Friday, December,
ICth. ., "; ym wmiiSl
Miaa Julia Kera. daughter of U
S. Senator aodri. Johi W. Keru
af Jodiana, waav Irried to Mr. Geo.
u. Lmwaon of Ivianoko. T., op
Christmai day.
Iredell count haEliniit Slf mile
of sand-clay roads These road
are 80 feet wide andAhe grdea ar
not qyer from thr.e to foni per pent.
JSx-Uovernor ulenn will likei,
accept the boundary commusion jib
wnicn it ia understood, has been of
fered him. The pay ia $7,600 and
he work ia not ao srduoua aa that
of the Interatate Commerce Commis
sion. CHRISTMAS JCT WEST BEND.
Obrtetmas IVee iuad Play.
"Tha
Cbrtatmae) Ship."
The ratoy weather had but lit
tle effect on tha Christmas service
at West Band last Wedmeoday night.
TT nlT "Tha Tmui Cftiin ' In
hlf.h fiomt. AtiA AnnARffAi l-n th.
laat aceiieand delivered the pree-
nts rrv-TTi th. Medina Tmi.
w the deiht ot the chiwrem, waa ;
waa "i mi aut ieww or ine i
eveniinar. The ehurcn vui etmiyiy bu
aatiecicarj decorated and the glow
waa cheerina eontraet to the aloom
t.-j .n. ..-4o. I
TKo.miau . f.iB.i. 1
order arid waa wall rendered by the
sfmnK havr.
We are all atad to bear of tha
Mla nnjimii tnuAii.r jnit
brinkrina- the- church as th l.n
and hope to find them Id the com
lar rear carrying oat their work ta
their greatest derttnir. ' ; ,
section 3 o' jthis circular. For
location of the eiaminatiorlioom
apply a ths -postofflce aa the
place where the emminaOn is
held. Examinations e.ln aVj.SO
a. m. ri
By direction of the commission.
Join h, McIlhennt, '
President.
J fjAfvAic. fX Ttire
ii,iiwJ UviUUUiflii VI 1 himii.r
rSM Up ad ffirt. 5
Jtn f&mmmna, mr' "ittohimn to
. cf
MO. .
Tkim".rViT... IU
aJaa ahot tarauga tba ayez. o taa
Itadiac cat abcat o'efoak on
I araeet Maasey. a negro suspect
fe"
titat uL w l0i m S-.-
:?!:... !f .. ..P J.0
nuiui au built hi me lime mail'., . . .. r. r .
wna ahit A n tnl va. .,,.
ideniv'tth? tLrfT
!f" 6 WM aDy p,e,ol, D
" imu.
Later-v-Matspy eonfesaad Pridavitne Postoffice Dapw.tm.ment.
imi nLc to tla tmclrvfir. v.. S. ura!
I beth, saina that he had "shot hnu
but 1 t'i in't am t . fii ai -e
stojij&4i.i'i was drawn from him at-.
tro,llUe totly in which he had to:
Ue-j,125 ln ti4 envtiope tlie day be -
f . re Clirtimas. His wife was ill,
aprocery till cue and he netted casii
ciem.i,ir,4 in .. i.itn- MKm
where Mni:ty was wjrkl.t? and badl
aicJuted the mjney baiioi him.
ihe. 'l'y,:n0I: was t0 strong. He,in guestaor.Miss Mauoe AUrea aur
K'L" u 'VTh";
wuyiaia cm
inon? c&tud Va-d him tae mone.'.
Zr&r'l
kerchief undtr a lafldei in the yard.
ti too. ine ccriridit, out of the
I Pisto1 an ol4 tla People to tell
. ll the while.
I r-, ';' -th rouao the money
both iir'ncht Mis laachme to the
1 14,1 to carry Masrev to OreaaabDroi.
Ttil3 rl"l of C'en.ni'or.s were aiou
i VLa Zlft ZTyL
itnem away fron. the laid.
With special pf-'lctmen making a
11
I ' I t t me from the dncr nf the
J to the anlorocb.Je. S leriff Shawj
of Davidson cot.i.tv ltd the orlso-i-
er ic '"' I'tnns macnine. He was
sareiy laLdtd In V e Guilford wm-
loll
Masey is a native of auth
'Carolina coming to T Thomasville
, " ?. f, "v" ,T a yT 5x
Since I hen he has been employed as
fireman .or the Standara Chair Co.
?8 coosidred a "bad nger,
M Kmbetb hTtaSL,10 vfiIleB
which was responsible wr hia hav
i.g 0aly $1.85 in his pay envelope.
Clemmona was waitchimaic at t:
tie
factoiy where Masfey was fireman.
lla ia horeiring between Ufa and
dsth the wound fret neoessaniy
a mortal one but tha doctor fear
pneumonia.
IFranAlinltUle News.
. Mr. and Mra. J. H. Fen-trlas and
daughter. Hits Ollie t pent the hodi
day8 at HUgb ,Polnt wdth tas fain-
uy or w. C. York.
The play ghen at the Academy
aaturaay Wttt ly the Libeaty Band
waa vwy much enj jtd by ali taat
anauiea..
Kev.. R. W. HoirreU filled hit
appointment at the Baptist church
Sunday.
8. M. Bule, Charles aicd Harrell
uare oi High point spent the week
ead in the city with relative
Paul Mamese of near Brower's
MM is n.'iEg his family to the
Wiuiams place on Asheboro St.
Rev. J. R. Bowman preached at
Fair Mountt S unday mouuing and
mgnt. -
Among those who apeft the holi
days here aire Mr. and Mra. Jesse
MuJienlz of HSUaboro, Mr. and Mrs.
jo. ojraniora or SPeacer. Ira
H of Washington, D. C, Jesse Cox
vi ureiwauora. 'juiuesa iUJiioit oi ma-
ee vua oi
t-.
Mr. Fletcher AUred and Miss Aft
n Frazi&r, two of our popular
people, welre married Wedoee
CAT nlaht at tha realdaincA of thn
bride'a mother. Rev. R. W. Hhrrell
ine groom is a son o-r
.imnwu aurmi bjuu mo unue is
. " Mrey amo accojiupdinnea aaugn-
ler ot Mra A.. Amanda Frazler.
iuB aPPjr oouyia jix unnaimas
I morning for Noithem points. We
wwn ror tnom xoiig and userul lives.
High Pine New.
Rev. K. W. Jones filled hia regu
lar appointment hre Sunday.
Mr. C. A. Vuncatinioji 13 gojn to
move to High Point hi a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesee Freeman of
Steeds spent Monday tfgnt wUh
hniefolka. , They hvve beeu In
Mortleobarg county is1 ting rela
tival. . .. .
Master iXry Parka hae been on
alsk list for ska t-aU few days.
slm Resdatiess en Parcel
Pest
A. rcttltlo rgr4iBc th
Itaait of la th OrH ad tmc-
ad aonB will toAo nct to4j.
ia l. mi. Th llU ( tha
valxUt of aajrcal (or teLirar vlth
la ha first ad aacoad aoaaa will
aa tooraaaad frban 1 to at 1U.,
mad a taa taird foorta. fifth, alath
taraath and aUhth aonaa from 11
tot au aoanda;
Tha ratea for thavVoatasa for tha
flrat aad aeoaJ aooas wtli remalJ
th stunt, which hi 6 ceoU for
tha f irU pound and out cant lor
vor tna tmrd aiz centa will
ba caasod liar the Urt,t paunnd and
t iaiils fnr aah additlai&l aound
to, tha Xourth sevan, cauls for
U( flrat ftnd iur cati ox
aadltional pound: for th filih tone,
eiut ca-tb tor the fmt pound and
u cata far eaca adcUUJnai pound;
fw ttl9 ixth ion, uiue cents lor
tnc nl8t pound aud eight cents ior
jeaca aidiuxwial puud.
1 Mr nhnno-a hoc knnn mflrla with raw
r lYi" or
Si post mall. Pamela of this
mrt.tr greater ia size than 7 2
: inches in length and aiith com-
Dtaett snail not be accepfcea ior man
tne natkkaires will nrove the inaa.us!
!0f greatly enlajgiug the busluess of
,v f vji-y 1j( r.t aiuiaunce -
.ine-t has been made recently is that
ai.ter Atarcn ie. doks. may ue
-t as fourth-class ma.tttr. 'ihey
are now clat&ed as tair.i-ciass mat-
ter oa whIcu tue postage is higher.
Vlateille Iteii.H.
The Chrittmas tree at White Hall
jjad weather.
L &iia Faje HenJey, a situdent of
i3l).n Colltte, ispenudng the holi-
Jaw witn nomnika.
Mlbses Edith Siler of Ramcur
."JJid Le ne Nela of Millb iro were
ng the Christmas holidays.
Mr. Carl B. Wise seat a few days
i'l Asheboro latt week.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Y. All red and
l:tt!e son ddison spent Christmas
With their parents, Mr. and Mrs.?.
C, AUred.
Mr. C. H. Heuley and famUy have
moved- to the ' hi one of Si. C. Wil
Uamaon, near Wc-thville,
nJ.-O. Ail red, who naa accepted a
pvilUn. ac uiscoe, left, last wetii.-
Mr. ai.d ftirt.J. K. Owen enter-w
t j lined a - njinber ,jt their frianda
la&l Satuiday night at tnelr nime
near tne "Y.'' - "
Air. W. fa. Alilred is e-piJidlng the
hoiiwiyu at home.
Melanchton.
J. A. Ivey made a business
trip
to Randieman Saturday.
Mira. Jessie Pngh attended the
nlav at PleasaLt Garaen Friday
night
Mr. Louis Hayes and family ot
Asheboro aie vis. t era at the home o
u.i u ut .tr, Dennis Hves ot Hlxviil
near here.
Mary Reitzell, a student at Frank
linviille, speut .he holidays at home
Misa Beita Wrenni of Fraaklinville
whe has been teaching here, -start--
,ed s001 a-aln er a' week's
vacation.
vacation.
Fullers Items.
A number of cow ywog people
attended the box party at Gibson
Academy last Saturday 'Jlght.
Mra. r. R. HUnt and son Lind
say, epect a few das near High
Point vlsitiag friends and relatives.
Mr. bolor Laughlin and Mias Lula
Kimciey were mairrled on lawt Wed-
neeaay evenings
Mr. Moody Hunt of Freeman's
Mill ia spending Christmas with his
noaneictiks.
Miss Alma Hunt spent last Satur
day sight with Miee Ve3ora iPerdue.
Mr. Marvin Small of Randieman i
visiting relatives In this commun
ity.
There will be an apron party in
law community the second Saturd
night in aext month.
Julhui Oiove News.
Misa Donna Pugh of this place
air. JKose wood fo Randiaman
were married Dec. 19. Rev. J. B.
umnmt oifficiiai!ine.
Mica Kisle Routh is very sick
wain typhoid fever.
Mrs. Ed KeJlT ia vlsltlmar hAr
mwner, Mrs. wicker, at Moncure fo
a few week
Rev. C. A. Cecil pireachedl a very
aeiprux sermuei eti Bethany Sunday.
Mr. Jtamea Bradford niTi.U
Ta., who came here seeking health
Huie time ago is so much better h
has moved hie famiily and will
maae his home here.
Mr. Hubert Oramfot'd le teachinsr
very rune aononi at ' this place,
iMr. miaa inmen has moved to
u reel Da rot, . -
Aaheboro Route I Items.
Rabbit hunting, is all the . go
this .community.
Rev. J. S. Tillman fHll lik Brw-
wMiiment at xietnei laet Sunday
mnrniag.
Miss Iva Morean ct Oreenaborn
and Miss Nora Wocd- of near Ran
dieman. who attended the Hanv.
lup). weddime returned to their
honita Mi f;Jey.
Miss Miattle Puh of Hiirh Pnta.
who come home last Saturday) ti at
tend her sister's wedding, 1 spend
ing the holidays with her parents.
' Mr. Fletcher BrcArn who has beea
attending achrd nt wh m.- n.m
Saturday to spend Chrtotmaa with
hia pareota.
bpsrtance of Gathering and
Presaryief Historical Facts
ReMrs to (fcr Early
u History.
Taara ara uoacb llaal dasaaa
dants of Barolutiooary patriot laT
anax of
aadolph
ra of 1
ould do
rvanooipn county to sorm four ehaa-
tar. of larga oumbara and which
ras earth.
"Zr , . . ,
Tnera are many old burial
grounda in the ooucty where- Revo-
lutlonery heroes and patriots are
buried, soma of these are anmark-
marked grave at Marlboro church-.
The erave of hla brother John and
two oihar brothers, all dlstlnrulsh-
ad alike for their bravery and Da-
trlotUm wa have hum nr !)! u fa
tolDeat .
Tha nubile aohnl tuch.r. in th.
various acbjooJs of the county
could be of great serrlce In harlng
the pnbllc sfhocl. puJll8 a,d .heir
parents o gather facte and neigh-
borhood traditions as to our earlr-
li. mi. i , .
""-i'J. inn imuriuKioa cvuna ue
The Couriier for
publication and would be .:e rest-
lug as well as, instructive to all.
We nope all tne teachers will under
.ta this important work.
The location of the graves and these ofiices, but that which should
data on tht tombstones of the ear- be cOi tiiered equal y ai important
ly settlers is one important matter, is that each shall be not only compe
MaTy facts can be obtained aud teU. but with clean and hones
printed and preserved. lives.
It will take some woik and ef-: The Courier has heretofore pub
fort but greet service ca.nbe ob- liehed information as to the sub.
tained in gathering information. Th jects to be examined on.
editor of The Courier is gather Any tiforn.at.cn can be obtain.
Ing historical information, and any- ed from the Postmaster-General, om
one who has knowledge or informa- one of the Senators or the Repra
tiion and will fu-nish it. the same nontativoa n r.n.o
OUR BARGAIN COLUMN
Look Here For Soft Snaps
A New Department for Tills Qreatl
Lost A tile fact y, creamery,
brickyard; somewhere in Asheboro.
Finder please return .kud' be her
alded aa a' public benefactor.
Wanted A few ia re enterprising
citiaene.' We have am eietfaat suffi
ciency of ths other kind.
Warted Would like to have
those fellows' receipts whi t
neverRt 2-
di ; a lick of work, yet dress like a
prince and ' always have money
vv.rtte qr call itm the edJitor who
mixes this 4 ipe. .
Wanted Would like to know
Juht how the towi funds are distrib-l
uted. -Address Taxpayer, care of!
this office.
Pound- One hundred and fifty
dogs ia Asheboro on whdeh the doe
tax haa n t teen paid. '
or Rent JB g.-ty-aqre farm. Ten-,
ant may secure rental of same by
giving landlord two-thirds of grain,
paying hard roads tax and piylng
1 18 per acre for pasture. A snap.
Act Quickly.
Ft.ai Sale One automobile; haa
beo.i run up and down Main etreet
forty times a day for the past six.
met Us in order that its owner
might keen In the limelight. Same
is heavily mortgaged and will be
sold cheap.
Fauintd. A married main at horn
taking care ct the kiddles while hla
sipcute waa away taugolne to beat
tne oane..
Wanted A few more factoriea in
Aahehoro.
Wanted A Bull MceeJ This
towiJsbip at the last election con
tained at deafct three, but they have
U U Dim felghtea tiace thei.
Wanted Better hitching facilt
tiea for the farmers'. Same are bad
ly I eedea.
Found ---Three or four gentlemen
in Asheboro who are p.ing as en
terprising citlzeotB at the expense of
tae taxpayers.
Found A few important (?) citi
zens in Asheboro who are never
heard teU of except when they pay
tner taxes ojr go to vd(te.
Kajmcmr Items.
"A Bundle i if Macefees' a comedy
la three acts,, was presented by the
Ba :he' r Beli'i?s" 'f Ashabaro Fri
day night in the auditorium and was
S-eannj oijoyed. Owing to the in
oleimency of the weaher the attend--ujee
was not a3 large as It would
have beem We hope theW will come
to Ramaeur again.
Mr. arid Mrs. O. T. Lecnard of
Greensboro spar.t Batuiday and Sun-
diy with their mfrher Mire, sophia
Le inalrd. !
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth 'Philips and
children of, Joneaboro and Mr.i and
MraLester phiHlpsi of SiaC sdf-neut
tne noiiaays wutn their parente.
l ne many Iria ids of Mr. and Mrs.
Zack Clark of Fayetteytlle will be
aeepiy patnei to learn of Mr. Clark
deaita there last Smndaj.
MIe Diamche Day emd Mr. -Frd
Gilbert of Durham epeht Christmas
with their frie-d,. Miss Annie Bra
dy. ala of Dmrhaan. but who oame
fUttne Cor the holidays.
"Aimomg the many visitors! in tow
dulning the hiJldsje we ucticed J.
C. Marfih. D. JL Sont. Irai 3 3 At of
Qreensboro. jO. D. Tioigdon, i tf Tooco
Oa., Henry Lambert i f H'gnj Point,
Kan uaiawia and Lee Craven of
Raleigh.
Mies Lamb of Burmeton v hilled
heir friend. MIsb LnU Wea" the
paet week.
Pestoices to Be Fills.!
. Civil erTiea axa-atatoap wilt 1
aaifl at Aahaaova Isb. it, ItU,
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B. M. Williams, Elem College.
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Ella Morris, Richmond, Va.
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Wm.. Stevenson.
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G. F. Butler, Liberty.
J. M- Neeley, Asheboro.
D. W. Mbeer. Ramseur. .
E. D. Frazler, Climax. . .
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R. C. Palmer, Liberty.
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W. J. ArmfieJd. Adheboro
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C. B. Auman, Blsooe.-
Mrs. R. H. Skeoi. Mt. Gllead.
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