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About The Rome tribune. (Rome, Ga.) 1887-190? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 20, 1894)
CITY GLEANINGS. RETURN DAY.—Next Saturday is return day of the city court for March term. All the suits must be filed by Sat urday night. Court convenes on the 12th. BREAKS THE RECORD.—There are more tax fl. fas. being issued now than ever in the history of the country. Tax Collector Black has issued over twelve hundred up to date, and says more will follow. BUILDING COTTAGES.—Mr. R. D. Van Dyke is building several five-room cottages in South Rome. Contractor Murphy is doing the work. WILL BUILD THIS SUMMER.— Captain Glover says he will build a new store on his property next to the King corner this summer, if rent does not fail. CURRY’S NEW STORE.—Curry’s new store is one of the sights of the city. The ladies all stop to see it and the new soda fountain especially interests them. EAST ROME. —The East Rome coun cil met last night. As yet no arrange ment has been made with the city of Rome for a water supply. It is a ques tion of trading between the two corpor ations. TO RECEIVE COURT HOUSE.—A call meeting of the county commission ers will be held at the new court house some time soon to receive the building. Messrs. Bruce and Morgan have been •written to come and the meeting, will be called to suit them. LOOKS BETTER.—The tax default ers’ list is beginning to show what it is. In the last week several defautlers found their way to the court house and paid up. Yesterday a man came up and paid three years back taxes. CAVE SPRING ALL RIGHT.—A let ter received by Mr. Black yesterday from a Cave Spring politician who gives sev enteen names for Evans and four for At kinson. Cave Spring is up to date when a governor is going to be elected. ALMOST FINISHED.—The new city code which Mr. R. A. Denny,the city at torney, has been doing some hard work on, is about finished, and as soon as ap proved by the council will be put in the hands of the printer. MASONlC.—Regular communication of Cherokee Lodge, No. 66, F. and A. M. at 7:30 o’clock tonight. Work in the First Degree. Brethren fraternally in vited. MAX MEYERHARDT, W. M. R. H. WEST, Sec’y. LOST.— A gold watch charm about the size of ass gold piece. Has my ini tials on one side, “J. B. N.” Finder will please leave at this office and re ceive reward. JAS. B. NEVIN. NOT THE LARGEST.—The reigs tration for the coming election is gen erally supposed to be the largest number ever reigstered in the city, but two years ago the registration stood some 80 or more above this one. This seems strange when Rome has added greatly to her population durng the past two years. MR. LYTLE EXPLAIN S.—Editor Tribune: I desire to say a word in ex planation of the Bth plank in my eco nomical platform. I think the expenses of the fire com panies ought to be reduced. How? In this way: ! By reducing the number of members to twenty-two able-bodied men. L. LYTLE. SWALLOWED SHOT.—Rebecca, the two-year old daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. J. Sam Veal, is suffering from an over dose of bird shot. They were not given to her intentionally, and were only dis covered by accident. The little girl looks pale and has some fever, but Dr. Gar lingtou* thinks there is no serious danger." WILL CONTINUE—The firm of Coth ran &Co will continue to do business at the old stand. Mr. H. D. Cothran will take charge of the insurance de partment and Messrs H. D. and G. S. Cothran the brokerage The patrons of the old firm will find the new one as accommodating and obliging as ever. When you need anything in the broker age or insurance line call on them. AT THE OPERA HOUSE.—After Dark was presented last night to a crowd ed gallery and half-filled pit The crowd upstairs was very free with their long and loud applause. The most appreciative part of the house, however, did not seem to share their enthusiasm. The tank of water was kept behind the scenes, and the stock in boxing went down several points after the so-called ex-champion ended his set with Denny Costigan. The acting, as a rule was good, and the plot well followed to the end. GREAT FUN TONlGHT.—Manager Nevin has personally endorsed McCar thy’s Mishaps, which company plays at the opera house tonight. The com pany has just performed at the Grand in Atlanta. The following is from the Constitution of last Friday: McCarthy's Mishaps has been seen in Atlanta repeatedly, but never before was it given in so thoroughly an enjoyable style. All the former weak features of the show have been eliminated and in their stead specialties of the best chaf acter have been substituted. The specialties are all strong. Miss Marguerite Ferguson, in her dancing, singing and contortion acts, is splendid. She is an artistic dancer and her con tortion act is really wonderful. She was repeatedly recalled. One of the best features of the programme was the dancing specialty of Miss Bertha War ing and Mr. W. W. Wilson. Wilson gives the tramp act which Jones made famous in “1492,” better than it has been'done here by anybody. His unique IN SELF-DEFENCE /O, you ought to keep Wa your flesu up. Dis ease will follow, if <W» you let it get below a healthy standard. 8 Wslfl No matter how this comes, what you need is Dr. Pierce’s .4SW G°lden Medical Discovery. That gs Si ’A is the greatest flesh- M known to medical science far surpassing filthy Cod Liver Oil and all its nasty compounds. It’s suited to the most delicate stomachs. It makes the morbidly thin, plump and rosy, with health and strength. The “ Discovery ”is sold on trial. In every thing that’s claimed for it, as a strength restorer, blood-cleanser, and iiesh-maker, if it ever fails to benefit or cure, you have your money back. It’s your case that you want to know about, ft you have Catarrh —not your neighbor’s. And in your case, no matter what it is, the proprietors of Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy promise to pay you SSOO, if they can’t give you a perfect anil permanent cure. acrobatic feats are excellent. The sing ing of pretty Carrie Behr was greatly enjoyed. Barney Reynold’s mimicry caught the house. The show in every way commends itself to ladies and chil dren. THE EVANS BOOM. Messers W. A. Rhudy, L. J. Wagner, W. Grimm, G. J. Davis, joined the Evans club yesterday. In Cave Spring the following among other prominent gentlemen,. have de clared themselves for Gen. Evans: S. B. Albea, W. P. Trout, R. B. Tilley, W. R. Wimberly, Thomas W. Asbury, J. A. Ray, Dr. J. C. Watts, H. P. Childers, P ,L. King,A. T. Ford, D. W. Simmons, J. Davis, M. W.’Gray, W. O. Davis, R. S. Wharton, T. A. Hill. IN COLORADO. Mr. Meyerhardt yesterday received a card from Colorado Springs, Coloado, which reads thus: Colorado Springs, Col., Feb. 16, 1894. —Mr. Meyerhardt: Dear Sir: That was a most sensible and patriotic letter of yours in the Rome Tribune on General Evans and the “Atlanta Ring.” I hope to see some more contributions from your pen on the same line. Very Respectfully, J. K. BRUNNER. The Tribune is not a county or state paper; it goes everywhere. Wm. McCarthey, 1222 E. Bth St., Cin cinnati, Ohio, writes: “I used Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup in my family with good results. We recommend it to all heads of families as the best. Southern Mexico is excited because English colonists across the border are selling arms to troublesome Indians. Constipation and sick headache posi tively cured by Japanese Liver Pellets. 50 pills 25 cents. ~ A skeleton found under a floor at Huntington, Ind.,proves to be John Mc- Callaster, murdered for his money. E. Nulty, of St Paul, Minn, writes: “Was confined to bed for 3 weeks, tors could do me no good; Japanese Pile Cure entirely cured me” FOR .SALE, j 20 acres—l 2 acres cleared, mile and a half from town, planted in strawber ries, raspberries and grapes; near John J. Black’s; mile from electric line. Will sell cheap. H. B. Zshech. 2-14-dw-lm. Mrs. Dr. Arthur Duestrow, who was by rum-crased husband at St. Louis, on Wednesday last died last night. It Should lie in Every House. S. B. Wilson, 361 Clay St., Sharpsburg, Pa., says he will not be without Dr. King’s New discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, that it cured his wife who was threatened with pneumonia after an at tack of “La Grippe,” when various reme dies and several physicians had done her no good. Robert Barber, of Cooksport, Pa., claims Dr. King’s new discovery has done him more good than anything he ever used for lung trouble. Nothing like it. Try it. Free trial bottles at Curry’s drug store. Large bottles, 50c. and SI.OO. Bill Nye,’rthe humorist, was stricken with heart ’failure last night at Niagara Falls, N. Y., and is in a critical condi tion. Electr c Bitters. This remedy is becoming so well known and so popular as to need no special men tion. All who have used Electric Bitters sing the same song of praise.—A purer medicine does not exist, and it is guaran teed to do all that is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, will remove pimples, Boils, Salt Rheum and other affections caused by impure blood. —Will drive malaria from the system and prevent as well as cure! all malarial fevers.—For cure of headache, constipation and indigestion, try Electric I Bitters—Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or j money refunded. Price 50 cts. and SI.OO per bottle at Curry’s drugstore. For criminal assault and murder of i Mrs. Jesse Rucker, of Stanton, Ala., a negro fiend was riddled with bullets by unknown lynchers. Karl’s Clover Root, the great Blood Purifier, gives freshness and clearness to rhe complexion and cures constipation, 25c., 50c. For sale by D. W. Curry. Arrested for robbery, James Cross, of Hagerman, Idaho, shot Samuel Barker and Robert Wilson, two important wit nesses, and got away. Shiloh’s Vitalizer is what you need for constipation, loss of appetite, dizziness and all symptoms of dyspepsia. Price 10 and 75 cents per bottle. For sale by D. W. Curry. During a Boston fireman's ball, Charles Williams, a crank, spread terror with a loaded revolver, wounding James Mallory before he was seized. HIGHEST AWARD. Medal and three diplomas have been given to the New York Condensed Milk Company for the superiorly of its Gail Bordon Eagle Brand Condensed Mlik, Bordon’s Extract of Coffee and Un, sweetened Condensed Milk, exhibited at the World’s Columbian Exposition. Alleged embezzlement of $65,000,000 from the National Bank of Vernon, Tex., caused the arrest of A. M. Britton, a Forth Worth banker. The marvelous success of Hood’s Sars aparilla is based upon the corner stone of absolute merit,. Take Hood’s through out the spring months. The Daltons Working Again. El Reno, I. T., Feb. 19.—Two men, masked and well armed, looted the gen eral store of Wijfiain Thomas, a few miles west of here, and escaped without leaving anything whereby to identify them. Their booty amounts to over sl,- 000. At the first attempt they secured SSOO, but were scared away by Thomas, who chased them some distance. Later they returned, covered Thomas and three other men in the store with re volvers, and took everything in sight. After securing all they could carry, the robbers locked their captives in the store, and after intimidating thorn, es caped to the woods. The Daltons have been coming into this vicinity lately, and the robbery was undoubtedly committed by the members of that gang. A contract to cut 300,, feet of lumber, worth $1,500,000, was made by Powers & Dwier, of Duluth,' with the Hall & Ducey Lumber Company. sell cheap. 2-14-dw-lm. the home tbibunk, Tuesday February 19.1894 Hood’s Cures )1 * w nZS / Ofc. u Jr ' g > V •' Ollie L. Archer Saved His Life °T have been suffering from hip disease for eight years, having three running sores on my hip. I began to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla and it has given me a perfect cure. I feel con fident that it did save my life.” Ollib L Archer, 139 Dudley Street, Dayton, Ohio. Hood’s Pills assist digestion and cure headache. Sold by all druggists, IMS Root/ 'g/JTOi ✓,orifics- ( /A J333|M| •rBL-BLOOEi-'ffiToE? / /- ; FOR A CASE IT WILL NOT An agreeable Laxative and NERVE TONIC. Sold by D-’uggists or sent-by mall. 25c., 50c, and SI.OO per package. Samples free. XF/W IW/Y The Favorite TOOTH POWIIB ■Ekv BL” for the Teeth and BreMh.2so. For uaie by D. W. Curry. N. H. BASS, USstevte ■A-gfont- buy notes, county script of Floyd or any other county, and stocks and bonds. See me if you want money. will insure your life in the Mutual of New York and loan you the money to pay the premium. UPFL have a large list of city [ and county property for sale on monthly installment or any other terms. No such bargains have ever been offered in as I now offer. you wish to borrow money on long or short time see me. *** Look for my advertisement every other day in this paper. e-tu-t lm-l-28 George A Stuck | Petition for injunction, vs. f Receiver and account The Soutlierii Steel and i Superior Court of , Allumiuiim Alloy Co. J Floyd County, Geor of Newport. Ky., C. I gia, March Term, L. Hartsfel-I, J. M. J 1894. Steward and Coal I City Mining Co. f It appearing :o the court that the Southern Steel and Allutninum Alloy Company of Ken tucky is a non-reeident corporation having its principal office in Newport, Kentucky, and that 0 L Hartfeld is a non-resident or Georgia and resides in the state of Kentucky and that J M Steward is anon resident of Georgia as well as the said Coal City Mining Co., it is hereby or dered that the publication be made twice a month for two months in the Rome Tribune, a public gazette published in the citv of Rome, Ga., requiring the said defendants to be and ap paar at the March term, 1894, of said court, to answer said petition, at chambers, Rome. Ga., January 29th, 189 t. W. M. HENRY, - J. 8. C.,R. C. George A. Stuck I Superior Court, Floyd vs. ( County Ga.. March The Southern Steel and 1 Term, 1894. Petition Alluminum Alloy Co j lor receiver, relief, C. L. Hartsfeld. J. M i accounts, etc. Steward and Coal > Creek Mining Co. ) To the defendants: The Southern Steel and Alluminum Alloy Company of Newport, Ky., J M Steward and Coal Creek Mining Company. You ate hereby commanded t > be and appear at the March term, 1891, of the Superior Court of Floyd &|hnry, Ga. which convenes on the 4th Monday of said month then and there to plead answer or demur to said petition. This first day of February, 1894, Witness the Hon. W. M. Henry, Judge of said court by Wm E. BEYSIEGEL, Cl’k S. C.. F. C. Ga. J. W. EWING W. W. VANDIVER, 2-7 2am2m Plaintiffs’ Attorneys. ]E3 I LflS CURE A New and Complete Treatment, consisting of SUPPOSITORIES, Capsules of Ointment and two Boxes of Ointment. A never-failing Cure for Piles of every nature and degree. It makes an operation with the knife or injections of carbolic acid, which are painful and seldom a permanent cure, and often resulting in death, unnecessary. Why endure this terrible disease? We guarantee 6 boxes to cure any case. You only pay for benefits received. 11 a box, G for $5. Sent by mall. Guarantees Issued by our agents. rONQTIP ATIHN Cured, Piles Prevented, vUi;J I Iff A I ivic by Japanese Liver Pellets the great LIVER and ACH REGULATOR and BLOOD PURIFIER. Small, mild and pleasant to take, especially adapted for children’s xse. 50 Doses 25 cents. GUARANTEES issued only by For Sale by D W Curry and Hammack, Lucas & Co. ADIES DO YOU KNOW DR. FELIX LE BRLT- 38 EEL UNO PEHHYBSYp PILLS the original and only FRENCH. r <?and re • »3cure on the market. Prico .. , i-unt J. Genuine sold only by 1). W. Curry, Rome, <». • I r DDllhll’O SITHBB SEX. TH. rwn<Hly Lfc KHUfV Jh be,n S injecfs-l directly to the ceat of ■■■• w* those diseases of the Genito-Urinary Or« gans, requires no change of diet or - nauseous, mercurial or poisonous med ici^ 3to to taken internally. When AS A PREVENTIVE by either sex it is impossible to contract wUBRI any venereal disease; but in the case of p ■ —— i ■ those already Unfoktuwaticlt Afflicted amb nwiTO Gonorrhoea and Gleet, we guar<ui« t eoaouro - Price by mail ’ postage paiu, per box, or G boxes for CITY REGISTERED VOTERS. Election Tuesday, March 6, 1894. WHITES. » A. Abramson, H Allbright, W R Adamson N E Antognoli A M Allen, Pat Ayecock, J B Alexander, C N Alexander, C M Antognoli, P J Allen, M F Andrews J M Alexander T W Abramson, S Austin, .1 F Ajer, W F Adams, w u Allen, RV Abramson, P Ayer, C K Adkins, W H Anderson, j F Arwood, Sam Alexander, V M Allen, F W Allen, J V Ashworth, J B Allen, B Ayecock, J L Adan, e, H D Baptiste, J Byars, ZT Behrens, A H Bale, J W Burgess, J T Brown, W R Benjamin, F Brett. M W Brooks, T A Brown, J C Berry. W W. Bass, J L Bryant, W H Byars, J P Bale, j a Burnett, W I Buffington, J A Bushin W H Bosworth E L Brand N C Bawsel EE B >ard J A Ballew Hurley Brown J a Beard, H A J Brown, O S Battey. Robt. Barron, F S Berry, G R Brooks, H B Byrd, W D Byrd J PM Barker B S Brooks P F Bowie J P Ballew AW Beysiegel W E Brown C Bryan E W Buckalew W 3 Buffington, G W Baumgartner, C Brookes, w w Bridwell, J H Bilbro, C R Barker, w A Black, Eugene Berry, H R Brown J M. Burk J J Beard H Byrd Phill G Bass N H Battey G M Brown Will Bass C C Burney A 8 Ballew C L Barker, W C Branham, J Beard, John Burney, S J Brown, David Hranou, J L Berrv, Thomas Byrd, John Beyseigel, C F Beard, Wm Bowie Langdon Bickers, G L Boyles, Ed . Beard, James Ball, J W Bryant, w w Berry, j a Beard, J B Bain, Frank Byrd, Alfred C. Comer, W T > Cox, G D Cooper, D S Collier, J A Crossman H P Crane, S B. Comer, TL Camp, S D Carroll, Thos. Cooper, E L Curran, M Clark, B F Cothran, C H Cothran, H D Carver, J B Collier, H H Cornelius, T L Corley J W Cato 1’ A Cumming A Cothran W S Cook J E Chamlee i B Carnochan S Curry, I) W Crouch, J T Canfi Id, J A Canfield, W B Carmicle, N Ek Camp, J L Colclougli, E II Chambers, Don Camp, M J Coker, J E Clark E M Crane Jos. M Canton J C Cox R P Coker J W Cook Andy Coker W If Clark C R Coulter N H Cantrell A F Cundell J Colclougli E A Copeland, R II Carnochan, A Caldwell, J H Clemons, G r Coulter, F M Cook, Marion Cornwell, S D Cordle, Ed Cobb, G O Chidsev, Geo F Craton J R Cross, R G Childs, J C Comer, w F Campbell, w B Caldwell, J A Collier, w L Camp,G w Caxwell, Cass Carey, L B D. Dabney, W H Dowdle, L P D-mpseyLA Duval G W Doss, J R Doyle J C Doyle M A Denny R A Duncan J 8 Duke J F Douglas James Day C R Davis J E Davie, GJ Dempsey, T R Davis, A w Davis, T J Davis, wm Drennon, W T Donkle, H Dempsey, C M Duncan, j A Davis, w B E. Edmundson, W H Ebbling, W H Eubanks M B Edwards E N Eastman, John Emmons, M R Elliott, J w Evins, J H Evans, F j Elders, j H F. Ford, I D Flemming J B Funkhouser, 8 Fouche, J S Fouche, C M Fanis, J M Farrow W L Fouche R T Fletcher P C Featherston C N Felton, H E Futrell a W Franks, Jacob Fowler, j w Fortin, P j Fitzpatrick, will Fisber, John Flemming, T j Freeman, Geo P G. Griffiin, W J Gibson, J T Govan, M F Guice, J W George, J B Green. Geo. K Goetchius, G T. Gilbert, H D Govan F G Gwaltney R E Gwaltney KJ Garlington T R Girard, C R Grace. W T Gordon, W J Glover, J A Gilliam, E T Graves, C I 1 Gordon W L Green C M Gammon J A Guice W Gore Martin Gilmer W M Gerrard A O Graves R W Griggs John Graves W L Griffin C F . Goodwin, J A Gomez, N M Gilliam, T H Galloway, Wm Given. H George, J A Grimm, W George, E A Gore O I) G iffith, A R Gentry, S c Ganigus, w A Gentry, c T H. Harris, C 8 Hill, HD Huffman. J H. Hillyer, J F Hough, E C Headden, W J Hiilyer, Eben Holt 8 P Harper. C M Hoyt, W D Hargis, John Harvey, Henry. I Harper, A S Harris, B Y Hight, C A Harold, A L Hill, M P. Hull, A Li Hawthorn, W N Hanks. J D Hartshorne, C H Hamilton, D B, jr. HuffakerFß Hancock.! W Haile E Hawkins Hal Headden R B Harris Nat Harper Park Henson. J T Harris, J W C Huff, W E Hunt. A W Harper, Foster Hoskinson, J H Hargrove, R T llarr.e, G A H Holloway, J J Hardin, A G Harris, R R, jr. Hodges Chas. Harper A R Harper C C Hanley J K Henderson J A Hargis T T Hall C W Hale Bernard Hackett J W Hume J A Hoskinson T N Heard E A Hanke J F Holbrook F B Huckaba J A Harless BL Harris J C Harbour P B Heithause B H Hargis J E Hand T O Hiles, T Henson, B V Hargis, Will Harris, R R Harrington, H o Hardin, A n Hunt, J C Hardin, P H Hull. H Hening, A G Hunt, J G Haneon. J T Hargis, O P Holcomo, Geo Hollis. Frank Hili, James Benjamine Hamilt n, C Harris, WE Helm, T J Hardin, E J Hammond, L P Huggins, C B Holbrook, w H Haynes, B T Hammock, W F Hooper, B A Irwin, F M Irvine, G W Jenkins, J A Johnson, W M Johnson, Miller Johnson, E J James, CE Jones, A H Johnson E A Johnson J H Johnson. F A Jones, Jesse Jones, Claud C Johnson, W H Johnson J E Jones Walter Jones W D Jones E B Jack Howard Johnson R M Jamison G L Johnson P P Johnson II G 3 Johnson, Lindsay Jones, Hewt Jenkins, n j Jones, J T Johnson, W C Jervis, C T Johnson, C A Johnson, w A Judd E A Jones, Robin Jau.es, Jim , K. Knttner, J Knox 8 M Kane Frank Kay M C King C L Kane, W P Kane, M M King, J B King, G C King, C Will Klasing H J Kntrner 8 N Kenedy R H Kay J T Kendrick G F Keily H E Krag Julius Keel, John Kammerer, P J King, J King, 8 8 Kane. F J Klein, G 8 King, j H King. Percy W Kenedy, Alfred Knowles, w A Kincaid, J L. Lumpkin, J B Leeter, B S Lansdell, H 8 Lansdell C L Ledbetter J W Ledbetter A W Lowery S M LumiqaLO Lytle, L Lanham, E J Lanham, Henderson Lusk. Sami. Lumpkin, E R Lay, J M Langford W 8 Lvihon WL Lyle J II Lowry D E Lambert Jerry Logan R T Logan Eugene Landsdell W 8 Lancaster J W Little, A j Lansdell, W W Lumpkin, si'll Lundbum, A J Lanham, J H Littlejohn, H T Lewis, J C Lanham, O F Lanaam, E E Lumpkin, j h Langford. L B Loyd, JAB Loyd, Able Loyd, J J P M. Mullen, J E McWilliams, M B McC«frey, T J Mitchell, R V, jr. Mulky, RJ McCmre, J Fj> Mathis. M C May, IKe Magruder, 8 F Mearers O P McLeod, W P Maffett, W F Moss, W M McGhee, E T McArthur, S A He u,e>, Jim Miller, W F M .n is, C W McLain, D A McArver, A B McClure, H H Morris, l< L May, J S McLendon, S R Murphy, Lee Mill- ,n. Oscar Moore, T B Moore, J C Mathis, J B McOsker, M D Miller, 11R Morrison A C Moseley A B S Mitchell D R Mize C N McKenzie H J Montgomery, John McArtaur, Sami. Mulky, M F Moss, A T McDonald, Luk Mooney, H G Morris, T C McWilliams, W T McDonald M G Mooney Z A McConnell J P Meyerhardt Max Mooney W C McClure J G McLin C E Mosteller A H Morton G B Mixon M N McLeod J F Mullinax W A McCall D T McCluuey V L Morgan A K Morrow J B McGhee J F Moore H T Morris G B Miller B H Morris S W McKinney, C J Magill, E E Marshall, E B McGhee, Moore, j D Mayo, O A McGhee, J N McCaffrey, J w Maffet, J B Moore, J T Magruder, Geo Montgomery, A B McHenry, w 8 Mitchell, L M Mouney. M C Montgomery, B F Moore, jobn 0 Murphy, G e McLain, w w Massey, waiter Meredith, w B McAfee, J L May, J w McGuire, J Maxwell, GL Moody, T J Miller, J W N. Neal, W M Nunnally, W J Neel, W J Nevin, M A Norton, W F six, J S Neely, R A Nixon G F Nixon, P M Newberry, P C Norton, R 8 Neelv, KT Neal, w T O. Owens, J B. O’Rear, Jack Orken, Adolph O’Rear G W O’Neill, J J O’Neill, J H Owens D P O’ Neill W P O’Barr, R II Owens T B Owens J W O’Rear, B c Overby, w a O'N iell, L H O’Barr, John Ogden, W H P. Perkins, J N Printup J C. Powers, Henry Pearce, EL Poweil, G W Price C J Pence F Pepper M M I’aituu, W A Perkins. Walter Porter D O Perry, W A Perry J O Pritchett Jack Pi-werc S J Phillips D P„ Pavlovski F Pov/elt J T Pierce J B F Potter, j l Pitner,CK Parker, John Prucen, C 8 Poulton, Aw Pouge, S A Pollard, will Pullen, Geo Phillips, Samuel Procter, J M Q. Quinn, J M Quarles W R B. Rhodes, J H Roser, P R Kaedle, A Rauisaur, D H Roser, J B Roberts, P W Rosenberg M Rosenberg, L Rhodes N J Reece John C jr Roser, P D Ramey, J G Rupee, J M Root, J W Kagan M H Reynolds J W Russ.ell J W Roes W H Ramey George Ramey Wm. Richards W 8 Rhudy W A Kounsaviile J W Kouusaville J A Roark B F Richards, n h Reynolds, 1 j Rosenberg, 1 Koubuck. W B Roubuck, J B Row ell, C Robinson, J os -eese. 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