81. RUNAWAY NEGROES.
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500 sns in Rfa Ga tns
S. c. the 9Th Of December last two Negro men. one
named oTHA, of dark yellow color, nearly six feet
high sare made, weight about $50 lbs, with long
straight nose, has large the back of Of his
hands from the bite of hog; isvery straight made;
read and is very intelligen raised in Maryland
about 40 miles North of Washington City. -az -.-


The other is called CAIN he was raised in Salisbu-
ry N. c.; of dark brown color; spare made, weighs
about l25 lbs, about five feet or inches high,
markaby small ances and wrists; sveryactVe; straight
made and very ntelligent formerly carriage dri-
yer and waiting man, rather hard eatured short chin
mouth sticks OUT Roman face except nose, which
sembies the negro. .-t .-r.. ...-


There is doubt that the above will try to pass
hog drovers. -- -... Il e.. -..ys,f T. r-r ~..#


The above reward viii be paid for the apprehension
and lodging in Jail of each of the above negroes taken
within so miles of Ohio Pehnsy ania. IS dollars
for each if taken and lodged elsewhere, that the sub
scriber get them. a''-F ---...' '.. .'''


Address the subscriber. at Kinks Cross Roads, Edge
field District, South Carolina.


=. ~. ... ~, .--.. JOHN ROUNDTREE.


December 18th, 1916. .-.. j.. 635-5tp.