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ISSUED WEEKLY PRINt IPLES, NOT MEN ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR
VOL. 39 ASHEB0R9, N. C, JANUARY 8. 1914 No. 2
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The County Commissioners
The County- 'lii?ieoKen of The home of Mr. and Mrs. Har
fiandolph County in,? eir regu- rls Rush waa the acme of a pr ot
ter eeaalon in the court ... - on rls Rush waa the De cf a pretty
Monday, January 5, 1914. -marriage last Tuesday moinirg it
following present; J. A. Withers 10.30 o'clock when their dau;ht9r
Y. Foushee and H. A. Tomlinson. Mtsa Mullle, was given In marriage
The regular routine of business to Mr. Leonard Meile Jmtcn of
was attended to, the accounts were Chriatiansburg, Vo. '
allowed and all regular business. An The parlor was ta tafully decor
election waa granted to be held at ated in white and green, an arch
the usual voting precinct in Con- was arranged with feirF anl t ri'
cord township to submit the ques- ing cedar the rccm being softly
tion of a subscription to the capital Hshted with candles,
atock of the Randolph, and Cumber- Miss Luclle Kut'l , a i'ter rf the
iand Railway Co. bride, sang very sweetly "Because.'
In the matter of the location of Immediately the ftieirs of the wrd
the building of a good road from ding march annourced the coming
Asheboro to the Davidson county of the bride and grocm. The liide
line, eame was considered and the was attired in a navy blue tail
order aa made at the December ored suit the briJal bouquet b
ieeting was not changed. The road ing palmer violets and lilies of
ill be built by Joe Pool's, Gray's the valley.
dross Roads Farmer, and Bombay Mr. Thompson in his lmpielvr
to the Davidson county line at Si- manner read the word thatmade
loam, church. them man and wife, using the beau-
The followng accounts! were al tlful ring service of the Methodist
lowed;
James Lilly, Janitor, Dec.
The Courier, supplies . . .
S. E. Coble, County Demon
strator 1-2 month . .
$7.50
Town of Asheboro, Water
and Lights 14.31
CL C. Hubbard, Inquest .... -s ou
Carl M. Nance, Inquest HO
James Lilly, Janitor December
Term Court 18.60
A. CL Cranford, labor and
merchandise for bridge . . 4.10
J. W. Brown, lumber, etc., 70.41
'A, Auman, cow for Co. Home 35.00
It. K. Trotter, pork for Co.
Home 30.09
R. J. Pearoa, 3 months services
as steward ?5-00
uox-ewui .iuw vo.. o
Co. Home 345
A. N. Routh. wood, Co. Home. 10.00
U. If. Routh, mdse Co. Home 21.60
John Jarrel, mdaa Co.
Home
IC E. Andrews, work. ete.
Co. Home . -50
H B. and M. Co., lumber Co.
Home 12-28
Sir. J. C Cheek, preparing coat
appeal, Lurton English 62.60
R. L. White, court cryer, Dec
ember term 24.00
I. M. Nance, posting notices, 8.00
The Bulletin, print, game laws 6.00
Minnie Hoover, court etenograpner
Decern Der term ou.u
Ulah Yow. court aten., 2 days, 10.00
Nathan Burrow, work on
court house roof 2.40
L. ML Fox, 1 mo. salary, etc., 13.50
Caraway Tel. Co., 1 mo.
phone rent, Co. Home
P. M. Julian, tax refunded
1.60
2.00
C. iL. Cranford, 1 cow. Co
Home 45.00
C. W. Steed, jailer. Dec 58.05
The Bulletin, legal ad 2.50
J. A. York, livery to Comm. ...2.60
C.' T. Luck, court deputy
' December term 6.00
A. Auman, board for Jury .. 18.20
C. T. Luck and T. A. Slack,-
convt lunatic to hos.
Auman, board for jury
24.45
36.40
W. Birkhead, serving
furors shff fees 20.40
B. F. Newby, board for Jury 13.65
C. W. Steed conv. lunatic
to hospital 6-S
C. F. Newby, board for fury ..4.55
ft. C. Johnson, mdae for
prisoners ?-25
C. T. Luck officer grand Jury, 8.00
$. m. Brown, court officer . . 9.00
0. H. Lucas, court officer .. 4.50
1. M, Luther, deputy 9.00
ThA Wtkln-Leonard Co., mdse
for bridge 361.2 associations. With the building and
W. H. Watkins and son, lumber ioan plan amended so as to make
for bridge 90.06 he payment of loans on a bafis
Asheboro Wheelbarrow Co., mdse trat would meet the convenience of
O 8 C. office -i 85 the agricultural population, a safe
T. H. Tyson! lumber, bridgie ..10.12 easy, and practicable rural credit
McCrary-Redding Hdw Co., mdse BBtem wou,d be materialized.
for Co. Home 12.00 Weekly wtyje earners should be re-
iCcCraryReddlng Hdw Co., mdse uire to make weekly payments sa
fer court house 3.38 present and a monthly syUem
TcCrarynReddlng Hdw Co.. mdse f paymf 1 8ho",d lJ
for county Jail 3.34 those who make monthly wages
Asheboro Grocery Co., mdse (The payments for farmers ehould be
. - --'based upon the seasons for the
for Co. Home zo.oz. ,
Asheboro Grocery Co., mdse
for court house 3.50
L. Cy Parrlsh, mdse Co. Home 25.8 i,
H. A. Tomlinson, 1 day and
mileage 4-70
Geo. T. Murdock, 2 days
clerk to board 4.u0
W T. Foushee,. 2 days and mil. S.30
J. 'A. Withers. 2 daya and mil. 6.00
. whole country would have the
Mr w w lJiBsitr of MechanU best system of rural credit that tan
Mr. W. W. Lasslter of MechanH devised. or elver will be dM
waa in Asheboro last Monday. ed -JCharlotte Observer.
Preston-Rush.
church.
They received the gccd wishes cf
19.50 their many friends and immediate
ly left fcr a tlrp to New Yoik,
22.50 Florida and Cuba.
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Samuel Underwood Dead.
Samuel Underwood was born Fe'
ruary 14, 1822, and died January 2
1914, aged 91 years, ten months
and fourteen days. He lived rll 1 if
life in Randolph county eCfpt the
last nine months he has lived with
his son-in-law Mr. C. A. Vuncannon
High Point, He was born on Sandy
Creek and was a eon of Thomas
Underwood and Edith Pugh Under
wood. He had four brothers, Thom
as. Alexander, John and Henry and
pne slater who i
... in. .
married a man nam
4 Routh. Th i deceased first taar-
" . . n. , n
QMl aQd j QMl There
w chlMreB nr8t mar-
riage, Minnie, who jnarrleo Winftrn
Mllllkan now dead, and H. A. Un
derwood anO Sarah the wife of Win
Pritchard. Martha wife of C. A.
Vuncannon and Samuel B. Under
wood. i
His second wife was Angelina
Stalev an l of this marriaee t ere
one child, Emily, the wife of The
. M.
deceased
was bnught t
Asheboro on January 3rd ard el
. . fri(,m1a Mmmni,id ih
remalns to G1Ie8 Cnapel e met . y
where he was buried, the fune;a'
serwices being conducted by H v.
G. Dixon, pastor" of the Hifeh loiit
Methodist Protestant chureh.
Rev. J. A.
McMillan Addeei
Woman's Club
The Woman's Club of Afh lit c
held its January meeting i:
court house Wednesday aft i
Rev. J. A. McMillan addreseti.
club on the subject of the '
Scout" movement. He explal e
I work to the club, who e p e
themselves as in cooperatiti
it
the movement. Mr. McMillai s .
that he loves the boys of AShelc o
and regrets very much ti let v
them. Mr. McMillan has erdea,d a business coiltte.
'himmself among the beys cl .t he-1 Miss Aiaiy Lake Petty and M .
boro, who regret to see Lim hav . George H. Parks, two if our nicit
popular young people were happil
ih Best of All. 'united in marriage December 30th,
AH the suglgetions for rural co- Rev. T. E. White ofliciating. May
operative credit seem to be i ixumy. -1 much and lasting hi ppiness u
Ing down to the plan so long advo- theirs.
cated by The Observer tl. at fori Revtv T. E. White and R. W.
the incorporation of the Lullding Harrell filled their respective pjl-
,ad loan principles to rural credit pit Sunday bcth preaching appio-
imaquniy or toe croyB. rvui eqi.i
instalments, say in October, Novem
em d Jannar' ,ould
' .llv th.
mil. h imllnn formpM With this
Irystem of payments and the tuild- returned to thtlr woik a ter f pend
ing and loan associations ine-tp -lnB the hi,,:5a8 with tht,r parent
rated under the National banking ;Mr- and Mrs. . Al Ccx.
L,- .mi.iir ri 1 Mr. E. S. Calllcut ard frmi'y
Vllcalon of condition, ts
jtn Nati0nal bank atd t
j
i e
in- rs' Mutt-al lire Insirtxcc Am
a elation Meets.
The Randclph county branch of
the Faimerf' Muti al Fire Insur
rce Association met here Monday,
iesides the routine of bu 4ne s tl e
asscdaticn vtld to levy an assess-
t o; 20 cents tn the $100 ince
the treasury of the assccia itr harl
eer hea.ily drawn up n fcr the
pnat jtai en accouit of 1 eavy vlnd
aa. ts and teve;al fiiff, : till
thi v. ill nfle it the chrptft i -
'ince tilt a fainicr can .cany.
. -r st.ni;- f let-is veie reel e'ed,
!. S. O x p-osldtrt; N. C). Enilisl-,
ic pie idfi t; J. M. Allen, srere-aiy-4itPEUiJ
; Jcl r. T. Lowe. W
I. Hamlin W. A. Willirrr.s, A. T.
x t. ai e, directo'B. f
Und-r tl t Xew Tsiriff.
The I hilaaelpl ia Reccid makes
note of tl e fact that last year the
Fall Rivei mills paid a tiifle better
than 7 per cent, the l igheit aveiage
peiceitafee since 1909 ard the larg
est a0feiet.ate of dividends since
1907. The late of dividends paid
in 1912 waa only 4 1-2 per cent,
and t.ie ablegate of dividends ;dis
uuiseU latt Jter wob mcie tlian
$900 ttt, in excets cf the amdur.t
in 1912. lie Kecoid well deCiaies
t. at these are atitcni. hir g figijies
when we cci.sider Vihat a paiapz
ing efitct Demiciatic ta.iff "ttak
eiing" was expttted to i.ave onlin
Ju.tiy. 'ihe Demccitits began work
ing on the taiiif in Apiii, ar.d ti e
jutiness of the last quarter of the
year was done under the new rabes
Chailitte Observerj
Prtident WiLson in Pass Christian.
President Wilson has been enjoy
ing himself at the golf links in Pass
Christian, Miss., and has expressed
himself as being greatly benefited
by his vacation. President Wilson
has refused the many invitations to
receptions and entertainments duria
the holidays but accepted the.invi-
tatitA to, become- an honorary mia
oer If the Gulfport Volunteer Hook.
and Ladder Company. No. 1. The
President had rendered his distin
guished services in saving the home
of Judge Neville from destruction
by file two weeks ago.
Mi. J. 1. Koss Bnt Mains Ran
d Iph Btok Club
'ilie Randolph Book Club was de
lightfully er.tetiaiced ly Mis. J. D.
is i. la t FiKay a.teiLttn ft 3
clock. iii. Liu tally ii t'reiti:
I'loiam wiis canied out. Mis. v. .
-UtAi o ltao ai. at tn it l. "-h
..... i.u .i i.iilvsajs (i i J ." M.s
jviiij .o lit lead 'tuiiueiit tf .e
.u ' . tiip ti h.k l
. tedman.
Aits.. L. ... Ai...it uau . erij
s u';. pci-ni lie Old xear' mot
siveely.
Aitti t . uioal iui c; t iiit i
. iiiou. . 1 1. d ici.isi wis sarved.
Air ., uois v.as aait d Ly .i.1:eis
i.sUiti ..o: and ftvtl.i i,n i .
llunif i r Ktnis.
Mi.s V i lie Stout f Gieei s o o is
e pencil g a few days vi h hoi p -
rei.ts.
Aii.s Lula Wet le.t Moncay 1 1
Builir fetm v.hue she is att ndii &
pilate and able sermons.
PfcCah Items '
Mr. Collier Calllcut an aged citi
zen of this section died Sunday
night and was Interred in the fam
ily burying ground Tuesday.
Mrs. L. H. Harvill of Warsaw
la vft.ltin.sr relatives here tils week.
Mr. O. H. Calllcut and Miss Ella1
Lucas were married Thursday night.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Parks rf'
Thomasville viflted the family of
Mr. E. N. Luck lasrt. week. k'
Mr. A. Roy Cox of Stcte Universe
t, of Chapel Hill and A:is Hazel
Cox of the State Normal, Greensboio
ana miss iaa uiair 01 xiign him
visited here last week.
T! e schoi 1 at Pisgah is progress
ing nicely under the management cf
Miss Beitha Garner.
The people around here were
treated to a Gretna Green affair
Monday when Mr. Reece Bell and
Miss Elnora Cagle eloped and were
married in Montgomery county.
Mt. Olivet Items.
Rev. B. F. Kearus preached a
good sermon for us the first Sun
day.
We all sympthlze with Mr. and
Mrs. Basccmb easiness in the loss
cf their little year-old son, Edward,
o uied Dec. 27 and was bulled th
28th.
Miss Peail Batten who has been
: pending a few days in this com-
muclty, returned U her lint at
Gladstone Monday after spending th
holidays with her aunt, Aii-s jenLU
ijson, of Asbuiy.
We are ilad to know Mrs. G.
W. Teague is improving also Mrs.
Ella Baldwin and Mrs.. G. F. Gat
lin.
Mr. S. R. Richardson's little boy,
liaiold, who was seriously sick last
wee.i, teems tc be cn the mend and
we hope he will soon be out again.
Mr. G. Richardson who has been
spending the holidays at home left
Monday to re-enter school at Ruth
erford College.. We wish for him
.iiaoh success.
Mr. Leander Lowdermilk's sen
and daughter who have been visit
ing their aunt Mrs. E. B. Leach re
t . iied laii; their home in
Kansas. ,n 7 .
Afr. Y .'-y Brfay who got his leg
broke seems to be doing nicely.
Mr. C. H. Teague returned last
week from Thomasville where he
soent Christmas with his brother.
Mrs. B. F. Brown and children
spent Christmas with her father, Mr.
H. T. Bray.
Mr. H. C. Tyson is expected home
from the hospital about the tenth.
Why Not litems.
Quite a number from this section
went to Asheboro on business Mon
day. '"
' iMr. J. A. Monroe has accepted a
position at Elise.- ' . -
Miss Hester Stuart and Mr. J. C.
Auman have returned to Elon Col
lege after spending the holidays
with their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Leonard were
the recipients of a New Year's gift
January 2 B. G. Leonard, Jr. We
extend congratule tirns.
Misses Mattie Crpel and Maggie
Cagle, Mersrs. Elroy Ccx, Hotart
Deaton Eail Baldwin, Lrxie Smith,
Bisa Allen, rnd David Dunlap hava
recently ertered schrol here.
Mr. J. S. Hancock and daughter,
Miss Lummie, visited in High Pcir.t
'uiirg the hclidays.
Mr. L. A. King was married De
cember 24 to MI'S Ma Brown of
Star. Rev. J. H. Stowe performed
t' e ceremony. We eUend b-st
wishes.
Hi.-i Roll
Following i.j the honor roll f ' i
t!e second nun ti of Mailhoro Grat
ed .5fllO"l
First grade, Rufus Davis Flanclie
Davl0, Letter Fa? low.
Second grace Garland Beefor,
Le ter Snyder, Argie Farlcw, Peail
Spencer, Pearl Hill.
Fourth grade, Ila Snyder, Ber
Lowe.
Fifth grade, Ethel Cox Blarch
Hill, Flossie Snyder, Beitha Sppn
oer, Willie Beeson.
Sixth grade, Cornelia Coltrnne
Harris Coltrane, Cliftrn Davis Em
ery Farlow, Lucy Lowe,
Seventh grade, Hettie New lin.
Eighth grade Edna Beeson, Mak
Davis, Frank Davis, Ethel Davis.
Gwen Loflin Sadie Osborne.
Providence News
Mr. Agnes Neece and son Pur
vlus of Tabernacle spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mra W. R. Neeca
Miest Vera . King has been on
the sick list the past week.
There have been two weddings in
this community recently. Mls-s Mary
Cranford to Mr Fred Field", and
Miss Annie Pugh to Mr. Gilmer Ka
noy. Also Miss Mabel Roach o.
Climax to Mr. Roy Bowiman.
Messrs. Rcyal and Colet of Thom
asiville spert Tuesday night witl;
G. P. Barker.
There was a party at Mr. A M..
Macon's last Saturday night in hrn
cr of their guests Mr. and Miss Mof
fitt. Mr. J. W. Barker of Greenrfcorr
was In the community recently.
Mrs, T. W. Wilson rnd cMldrrr
: r A ei-Oio sper t part of last week
with her parents Mr. and ivirs-.
K. Pugh.
Dr. Hobbs Speaks to Friends in
Asheboro
Dr. Hobbs of Guilford College
gave an interesting and helpful ad
dress on "Christian Eduatlon" at
the Baptist church last Saturday eve
fling. The rough weather kept some
away who wished to hear htm. .
Sunday at 2 p. m. the Friends or
ganized their Sunday School with
t t'-l.ty piesxait. Mr. C. Bow
man was elected superintendent.
. ur classes were present. Mrs.
BoVrnan, Mrs. Rush and Mrs. i.li
ner Cox were appointed as teacheis.
The organization will be completed
..t Sunday. The regular cliuich
service was held at 3 o'clock in
which the pastor spoke from the
.1 ; "Behold, I have set before
thee an open door and no man i. i
shut it.'' At 7 p. m. Dr. Hobbs
spoke on "The Distinguishing Views
o' Friends." This address was b tl
historical and doctrinal and was
.. uiu appi eclated. The Sunday
School and church service vill con
tinue weekly at 2 and 3 p. m.
ADA E. LEE,
Pastor Friends Church.
Work of Woman's Club of
Asheboro.
The Magaz ne Committee from
the Betiermtnt Department ut
the Woman's Club is co operai
in); With the North Carolina Li
brary CommiaMon through t'
VV.imaii a Federated Cluoa of
Nortn Carolina. S me lime a o
the Library Commission conceiv
fed the idea of collecting maga
zines for the benefit of i he pub
lic Bchool chi dren of North Car
olina. The plan is for the Clubs
throughout North Canhna to
collect magazines and periodicals
and send them to the State Li
nrarian, Miss Leal he) man, who
will make into package libraries,
articles referring to the same
currect topics. These package
libraries may be obtained by any
schoolboy or girl by writing Miss
Leatherman and enclosing post
age; for instance, a person, prant
mg information on "Woman's
Suffrage'' could get it from Miss
Leatherman by enclosing post
age. This will greatly aid any
e who has to prepare essa
and orations, who does not know
wheie to Ket information. He
ittrary commitiee uf the Wo
man's Cl'ib of Ashboio .4s
nata y of the folwiii nibg. -zms
lie sent io then a me
school duiiding durmy the nex
o wet ks : American Majra
z ne, Bo'-kr.iai , ( enlury (. I
i- r t. Nan nal W e l, Country
L fe, Curfni Literature, Drafit
man, eli ieator, Everb d.v's
iiooti H un ke- pinx, Him tots
Coium'-i , Hiivr't-. Lippit'C"t'-ijadi-
H me Journal, Misoi. n
ary K-view, Worla's rk, Ou -
tin. Outlook, Review of Reviews,
St. Nicholas, ScrihnerV. It is
tone hoped lha' the p-oplf ol
Ahi-b r. vi 1 co operate in "hi
vem it, it wil lie of nieat
benetit to th" pei pie of Ni-rth
.riinK, t specially the school
ctuldrt n.
he folioiving are members t
the.eommi'te: M' -se.- Eli'e Mil
ler, Lnlie Fentriss, Cletis Bur
es. Vliss Scarboro Ea ertains.
Friday ev ning Miss Bera
S arnoro enterUintd about 40
young peop e in honor of l.er
house u sts, Mi.ses Lydia Letch
of St-ir and Margaret Si a boro
of Mount Gilead. Progresve
Rx k" was played. Mis-sJan
etie Dicken won the prize. Af
ter the games Misses Bera and
Lucile Scarboro, Ethel and Mit
tie Livetc serve i a delicious
salad course, followed by home
mde candy.
Th re were three out-of-town
vUm-i". Messrs. Scarbnr Cun
ningham and Mitchell of Star.
Julian Milling Company.
W. M. Combe, of Greensboro, was
recently elected president of the
Julian Milling Company and G. A.
Garrett was made secittaiy anu
treasurer.
The Julian Milling Company sells
Its piouutt. tin i UlicUt i.e. itct-.
It has a large capacity and the mill,
ii s, ii.e lime . ii Lttn luinii.f.
full time. A handsome dividend
was declaied and the year 1913 n
f- nnd to be the most prosperous
fince the mill a. estaLiic..t.u. ..
K-ftt ileal ot t.e win at gicund last
.siar i-ame lum the s t ; if 1 o t
now as if as much whert as the
mill can Ktind ran he l ad here at
i.BUip. wi iih litspeakh mi-th lor the
fanners of Noitli Caiolina
With Our Subscribers
Mr. P. A. Routh of Mlllboro Rt.
1 has been a Justice of the .Peace
lor tiilrty years.
Mrs. M. F. Klrkman of Randle
man says she can't get along with
out The Courier. For years, she
has been a reader of The Courier
and she will continue to read it.
Mr. Sidney Cox does a laige mer
cantile buslnefs at Flfgah. He 18
also one of our best farmers.
Mr.. W. G. Lineberry of the
Gray's Chapfl section Is a hustling
farmer. Last year the hay that he
made and did ret nred fcr feed he
sod for one hundred and fifty do
la rs.
Work 1" going forward rapidly
on the new Mcthodift church at
High Point. The church wi1! cost
over fifty thousand dollars.. Mr. M.
L. Davis, who moved from Asheboro
to High Poirt last year, is doing
the work. Mr. Davis ls a mochan
ial genius who has mastered the
building profesfion.
Mr. M. Robbing, of Greensboro,
has our thanks for a renewal of his
subscription to the old home papr.
Mr.. Robbins Is an Asheboro boy and
Is doing a good incurarce business.
Those who dpal with him have the
pleasure of dealing with a man of
uniform courtesy, t-uisness integrity
and absolute reliability.
Mr. J. M. Whitehead killed a
i:c rine morths old the other day
that weighed 384 lbs. Mr. White
head is superintendent of the Co
lumbus Manufacturing Company at
Ramseur and Is one of our best citi
zens.. Dr. C. Gray of Pleas-ant Garden,
numbered among our renewal sub
scribers this week.. Dr.. Gray is a
native of Randolph and is the fo"l
or politeness, is genial and good
natured, sympathetic and tender la
natured, sympathetic and tender in
his disposition, . hospitable in hla '
home, and progressive in public ent
prise.
Mr. J. S. McAliater, of Greens
boro, has renewed, his subscription
to The Courier. Mr. McAliPter is
young man of fine buelne?e abil
ity. He is largely Interfiled In the
cotton mills at Cedar Falls and the
managemert Is entrusted to him.
Our collector spent last Th"rg
day right with Mr. D. G. McMas-
ters of Farmer. Mr. McMartere has
a pleasant home, Is genial and cour
teous In his manner, and Is in every
sense of the word a real Sortbern
gentleman.
Among Randolph boys making
?ood a'l ovpr tl-e world, we are
more than glad to sry tVft M-srsw
'Cf. F. York and E. C. Yow a-e two
nf the efflriert end p-pvlar sales
men In the Odell Hard wr re of
Is ore of the largest mercsrti'p os-tabli-hmerts
in the State. rr. Odell
Greensboro. The Odell Hardware C
who Is, at the head of the company,
la a native of Randolph.
Rir. J. R. Chrlsco of fe-grove
Kt. 1 called on The Courier Mon
day and favored vs with a rerew
al of his subscription.
Mr. O. W. Yow of RioHend
towrship was In tewn Monday on
hulnessi
Among thosp who attended tve
regular morthly meetirg rf the
County Commissioners Monday wa
tecured the following; R. L. Col
trane, T. O. Bowdon, J. F. Routh,
J. C. Kearns J. M. RobMrs, R. L.
Kearns, J. F. Cameron, W. G. Saun
ders, N.. A. Robbins, Harvey Dou
gan, W. S. Crowison, M. H. Hill S.
W. Reams R. W. Fuller, T. M.
T. J. Redding, J. O. Forrester V.
M. Cox, W. R. Julian, A. B. Col
trane, J. S. Presnell. Hugh Parks, E.
C. "Watkins.
Mr. W. F. Hunsucker hands us
the following list of renewals; An
drew Craven, Wm. Lytle, D. T.
McCain, J. S. McAlister, M. . Rob
ins Q. F. York, A. R. West. J. A.
Causey, Mrs. E. E. Kephart . Lura
Kennedy, Mrs. S. F. Lambert, E. T.
Kearns, H. L. Jackson E. C. Pearce,
W. H. Royals, S. J. Hale, B. K.
Steed, E. A. Steed., E. O. Kearns, M.
M. Arnold, Mrs. C. H. Tucker, T.
N. Slack H. L. Parks, J. L. Brown,
M. L. Allred, Bessie Butlar; J. F.
ledbttter, A. E. Staley. W. W.
V.'alker, W. S. Thayer, C. H. Juliar,
Dr. C. Gray, P. M. Riley,
Mr. Hauls Sendeis f'ifd at his
'cme in New Hipe township on
'an. 3 of paralysis and pneumonia,
. t -a se (f 2 yens. He was a
' ""driate vttcian and a brave
soldier. J