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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-01
Hanberseihi6tcn.

StnidttoneQe 8erbreGen in Senber
unb auf einem 8a6n3ugs 3pii6en
G6icago uno Milpautee. - 3pei
Srauen bas Spfer.
Milpautes, @ist., 80. Sum,
- 6ruu ), ). @oams, Satin oes
9icezprGiicenten Der IS. 5. Qoam5
Sobacco &c." melOete beute Der poli<
3ei, DaB lie lebte Na6t du etnem
s3uqe pG6renD Der 5a9rt BON Gbicuqo
bier6er I'm S18,5OO beruubt purot.
Sbrer Nngabs mad nurOe lie i'm Soiz
letten5immer zines Wuggons BON eli
nsr unneren 5rau nit einsm SanDiad
poer einem itumpfen Snitrumsnt uuf
ben 5intertopf gei6lagen uno itiir5te
tefpubtlos gu 8ooen. DIS lie pieoer
al Ii6 fam, tpar oas 8el0, pel6es tie
geerbt uno gerace aus elmer gant in
G6icaao se5ogen bate, peri4punoen.
0enper, Col, 80. Sunt.-6rau
Intoine Gan6am, cine 6etugte Spriez
rim, puroe beute frib uls Qeife in
ibrer Wpbnung gefunoen. Sic mar
BON Hdubern iiberfaGen noroen, mel
de lie ouf sinen Stu6l ieBten, i9re
Sdnoe 6intsr Der 2ebne ~feitbdnosn uno
lie bann 10 felt UNI 6uls une Wtunn
.fne6elten, bab tie eritidte. Srei Spz
rier, spei Mdnnsr unD cine 5ruu, be-
finoen ii6 ais Der Shat peroG6tig in
Saft. Man permut6et, baB berRaubz
moro in Der Montag Na6t begangsn
murine.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-01
Baltimore. ebioze iienbabn=
GrfuriipnS.S


Sales.--future mad, @arpers Eerrp nnc
Suli. Spe3ialiue pom Gd~mosn=Sabnbof,
lib, Morgtns.
S?.5O-Salfimprc mad, Su-apsSphIsn une
iuriief (ei1ihIiesIid, .Sutritt 81 ben bo9len)
5onntae, p.n }. Suit. Sp;3idlius bonn
Camden ssabnboi, Z llbr MOrQcns.
S12.3O-Sainmprc nab Bottom nne ;urid.
nbcr W,psgprf. aans per Sabn: SI1.30
iiber Nftp=2ort uup Sampler; gelcacntli3
Der pHatioual educational IHpciation."
gilctc ,uui @srfauf pom 3. bis 6. Suti,
sinidlieBlif. fir bic Riitfabrt bis 3um II.
Suli, einiblicblib, qiiltig.
S9.5O-SaItimprc udd, Sarafpao. Ny.
unn ,uriif. aeIeseEilib "SmperiaI council.
Wntie Sbrint." Silstc iumt VertauT ON
6. uup I. Auli, iiir pic 8iidiabrt bis gum
20. Suli. cinihlicblib, Qiiltt9.
S4l.s5-Baltimorc nab Senper. Sol. une
iuriif, eeleeeHtlit Der "Sbriitton Snoe1oor
Goupcution.1 @iatt: gum 9trfauf an D.,
Z. lnp s. Suli, iir bic Riidiabrt bis gum
81. Iuqnit, ciuiblisbli6, eiiltia.
S14.2J-Saltimurc mad, Tctrpit, MidI., uuc
;uruf. eeIesentlih Der "Spporth seaane
Gonpcution.~ 9ilete sum 9eriauf am ii.
uno II. 3uli, fir bic Riidiabrt bis gum
-. Suli, ciui6licblib, gitltia.
!. 90 Baltimore mad, 2ifIanncsGtt ito. Save
Uan. gea=SslesGirp unc Ceeau'Sifp,
Ms. uub iuriIR. leoen Urettdg uno
Samiidg bis gum Il. September. e~inltiItBs
lid. 9ilttt fir pie 8iidfabrt biz gum
fnlqcnocn Sieuitaq, ctuiblitblid, 0iiltiq.
Ami aleu 3uasu fir bic @in= nm 8ad=
fibrt eiiltie. uSzl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-01
SninIncnt erflart.

0epart, rs, 30. Sum-. -
Ai9ter 8irfpatrid tiinOigte beute ben
4npGlten Der Snbaber ppn Sbligaz
tionen Der .l1niteD States S6ipbuilz
bling 60" an, baB sr uGe 9otumente
in benz i9pebenOen Safe iorgfdltig
gepriift uno auf 9runb berieIben emit
I9ieben babe, baB Die Gompugnie in
Iolpent lei, baB Die 9ireftoren perz
IGumt bGtten, Die geb0rigen Sdritte
gum @9uBe Der Gldubiger gu t~reffen,
unb Dap tie ni4t i'm Stanoe iaienen,
oas n0tbige 8elo auf3ubrin9en. gr lei
ouber entidlofen, Sequeiter gu erz
nenner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-01
Grhin ariuht.

@uItz 2ate= Gitp, 80. Stunt.
= Bel ben bieiigen Seb0rben 1T Elm
Brief eingelaufen, in pel4em Inn Inz
gabe Der QbreTe elmer 5rau Marp
S6ub eriudt pirb, inoem oerielben
bon elmer tiir3lia in St.Bdul, W&inn.,
Deritorbenen 5rau Soiepb Wiliams,
alias Catherine Miiuer, ebemal5 in
Nenzgort pobnbuft, Elm 2egut in Der
6D6e BON $1,000 permudt porben
1T. 6rau Miiuer e~rfrantte einmol
cuff einem giienbabn5uge uno 5rau
59ub nabm iid babel i6rer 10 liebez
bon an, buB 5rau Miiaer in ihrem
9eitament i9rer bumaligen 9flegerin
gebu9t 6at. Der 8etrag oes 2egots
IoG BEL Der williamsburg Sapings'
8ant" beponirt fein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-01
Ser friihere HiGter Snrus

Ser friibere Hi6ter Gurus 8.
geribing, pel4er ben 9orliB BEL ben
pro5efen gesen Die W}itsIisbsr Der be-
rii9tigten MpGp Maeuires fibrte,
bon benen piele hinssridtet puroen,
1T in ieinem 0auIs in YotterspiGe,
Ya., geitorben. Gr par i'm Sabre
1926 in youngstown, @eitmorelanoz
Gountp, ga, seboran unb urbsitete
fi4 aus armliGen 8erbdltnifIen gu
ieiner ipdteren a~naeiehsnsn Steaung
empor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-01

ner in Der gtGhe gelegenen Dirt eingsz
f9laeen porben, unb iein SDrper mar
fdlimm per1tiimmelt. Ollie llmitdnoe
beuten an, bab Elm beiperuter aampf
Dem Morbe porausging. Win6ouie
befinbet ii6, als Der Shat peroG6tig
n 9aft. Gs p%erlautet, oaB er geitern
Qbenb einen beftigen Streit mitSauz
erpulb bate, unb baB 5rau Wiahouz
fe, pel9e bic uria9e bes Streites
mar, BON ibrem Shame aus oem9uufe
aeiaot fpuroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-01
Sfuptihina auf9elDit.
Iueiterss nad bsn hummsnbsn1 nablsn
8Dnia Better bcimht Die Stattc, an
fpeld1er ieiu Nprsanaer nno 6e=
mablin ermprSet ipurnen.

Die @siunbbeit oes Papftes ais merit
piiroig gut 9ei4iloert. - 9sitern
beiu9te Yapt 2eo gum ertten
Male in oieiem Sabre Die
@drten oes 9atitans unO bielt ii6
/! @tunbsn bort auf. aubz
Lamb i6eint 9erei5t iiber Die aiz
i6ineffzqstitiun Der amsrItan'z
i6en Ssrueliten. - Graf 9eoerz
rarp er6dlt cine unongeneAme Be
niQfommnung bel isinem er1ten
-. 49, OX-EL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-01
Gin Mjiifeut fir Sdjmab.


rem Yorf, 80. Sunni. - %.
). GureH aus pittsburg, 9rdiiDert
Der carnegie Steel Co.," purce
beuts gum MIiiItenten Des 9~rdiiOenten
Der Limited States Steel Corpora
tion," UNI, ME cine uffi5iens grfIdz
rung angiebt, die uftiOen pfli6ten
oes Prdiioenten gu perrtdten," gez
pGblt.
Die anoauarno letDenoe 8elunD6eit
oes 6rn. @6as. 81. S6pub, 9rGIiz
benton Der vuniteo States Steel Gorz
poratipn," pirb ais @runo Der @rnen>
nuna Gpren's ungs0sbsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-01
Mit einer Nrt erihlaacn.

pittsburs, pu., 80. Stunt. :
6enrp Suuerpalb, 40 Sabre alt, elm
auf @lbert Winbouie's 5arm nabe
Cattle @bannon, gu,, bei4dftigtsr
9rbeiter, purbe 6eute in Der Wohz
nunq ieines 4rbeitgebers als 2eiae
aefunben. Gein Sndbel mar nit eS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-01
Sn Dcn Snmmcrierien.

@abtngtpn, 90, 80. Sum-.
= StuatsietretGr 9uD 1T mad Nepz
port, Rs, obgereiit, ND er Bel ieiz
ner perbeirutbeten Sohter, 5rau
Wbitnep, 5pei 8o4en auf geiu4
ipeilen pirb. 9aruuf pirb er feline
onoere So4ter, Srdu Baosportb, in
NepzYort beiu4ten. WdbrenD ieiner
Ibpeienbsit pirb er burd 9iilfszSez
fretdr 2ppmis rertreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-01
Niecer9efnaQt.
Traa6Sis i'm 9apitol pom Gsfas.
Sfaats=G untrufcur onrdJ c%ntlafc=
uen Scamtci1 crmproet. = MDr.
Der snfallis crihofen.

Srutaler 2pndmprD in Ilabamd. -
S6sriff anitin bel Der gsrt9eioI~
aung Des @sfdngnihs5 our4
Shii7e %pertpunoet. = Seniatio>
nellie 8eraubune elmer Jruu auf
einem gabn5use 5pii4en G5icago
urb Milpalttae our6 cine anDere
1rau. = Sin dbnlifes 9erbrefsn
in Ssnper. - Sin neuer Prdll>
bent fir ben Stu9ltruit.
9uttn, Ser, 80. SUM-. - Ser
Stoatsz Gontrpleur 81. 81. 2ope pur@
De I'm 1890 beute 9ormittdg in lei
mem Siirear i'm Staatsfapitol DON
%. 8. SiG, einem tiir5li4 entla11enen
4nqeiteQten bes Bureaus, ermoroet.
Sin begins obne 3peifel bas Ser
brefen, neil 2ppe, dls Derlelbe ods
Wmt bes StaatszG ontroleurs a%ntrat,
i'm obne @eiteres entlieB, nu9Dem er
aebn Sabre lang cine Steue in Dem
Siireuu befletbet bate. Gr to0tete
2ope burd 5tpei S4iihe aus etnem
f6peren H%epolper, uno ipuroe, ais er
oarauf gu entflieben periu6te, pom
benz GbefzGlert Stepens %on9epadt.
0d6reno er nit Stepens rang, emit
Tub ii9 iein Hepolper 5ufdGig, Die Sui
qel Dranq inn in ben lnterleib, uno
er ifarb UNI 3 ubr Nu6mittags, bret
Stunoen na6 Dem WprDe.
Seute 8ormittag fam Sin in2ope's
8%iireau, benabm ii6 gang freunolih,
unb rei6te ieinem friiberen Gbef,
nudbem er einen 6Gnbeorud NIT thm
oepe6ielt, Elm S6reiben. 2ope eri u6z
te i'm, Ylab gu nehmen uno ihidte
ii6 an, bas S6reiben gu leien. SIN
nG6iten 4ugenblid feuerte 9tl Die
S6if1e ab, unb betoe Su9eln trafen
Srn. 2ope in Der NG6e bes 9er5ens
in bic 8ruIt. Der Mann mar i'm Gu
cine 2ei6e. 0iG mar, pie man glaubt,
g~eiitesgeitDrt. 9os S9reiben, tpelz
Ges er 2ppe iiberrei9te, betonte 9rn.
Glepelanb's betarnten Spru6, Dab
Bubble Sffice" Elm Bubble Sruf"
lit, bab 2ope iein Nmt ba5u benuBte,
BEN Staat unb feline 8iirger 81
fel6fiii9tigen 3peden aus5ubeu ten,
unb bob er ni6t ldnger 81 Geben perz
biene. Sin genoB bisber Die bette Re=
putdtion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-01

sGblt, mic iie fnriert ipuroe.
..Dfehrere Sabre lang lit i'd oil Hliderlipeh,
beftiQell, ;iebeuoel Shnler;er, fpelBerl 0luB
,rb 8ebIrnlutteruoriall. SD p~robierte cine
9teihe pom Mittelu, forllte aber ~telllsrlel Ddli'
er,loe Grleid)terllng finoell.
.Shlie6lid) iing ifJ oil, 9gota Y. Etnfs
homts Tcactable COMPOUND ein3lttebrlelr,
linb :por tina I'M Sllni 1901 Oarlit oil. Sfolt
unh Der erIten halbet 6lui6e peripiirte id)
cine bebsltsube 8eiIerlIlg, unO jett, llahoen1
i'd 10 Slalten pou etn9ellonllilen gooe, Ilgle
id min mie lteuaeborelI. 1l5 i] nit benz
Wsostnble COMPOUND anfiug, fiiblte i'd mid
odu:lid1 erih0pIt, ultp mar mirflif) benz 3rs
iulninenbreden uube. 0anals inog t) bios
90 Biulb. rno lebt miege t) 1893, ilno Oabet
uebnle ib tdglid ;1. Us gereldt MIR illn1
Gerauiiaeu, Shlen iiber Die groBe Sellerlil9,
Die Surh Sire Meoi;in herporgeruIen iullroe,
III beriften ."-Truu j. :. Supmau, 423
gSeit 3Otb Ctr, 8id)mono, Su. 5000 Dollars
SuRc, fais Oas Original obigslt ST!cIss n'dIt 10.
fprf purqepicien nto 1ofItf oench GHlHeu VHBe'
Wemn man Sbmcm ben Seweis g%eliefert
hat. bas elm Wtittef it'd in mchr ais ether
Wiliom ,salen bcmalrt bat, bari mani baum
tuirflid cfrlib iagen, che lita1 oasleloe
prObiert hut; rSd claude nid1t, DAP IS mir
belfen fam p"
IS famm bod iifer nidt Sbr @unif
jein, franf muo angegriHen III bletbeh!
1Srau Yinfbarr, oerem Ibre1e: Npni',
Wta1., 1T, antrp Drtet gcrnc itto gratis att
ale Srieie, bic leibenSe Srancn an ite ieit=
SEN pielleidht beiitt lie geraoe Die 6ennt1ttt:,
sic Shneu lit Shrem ipcciellen Sale btltt
>ueuben Sic lid an JIG cs tDltet il'd]fs.
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A storm That May be Fiction;
But Which Coulu be True.

his 'home But don't want to
NEEDLE with the matter anyhow. ="
"Got frightened out of it, eh."
"Not at all"
81 suppose the old fellow beg.
ged hard TO be let off,"
"Well, yes, he did"
"And you caved in, likelyn"
eyes"
"What in creation did you dnl"
~ believe | shed few tears"
"rhe old fellow begged you
hard, you say!'
"No, | didn't say so, he didn't
speak a word to me. )"
"Well, may | ask whom did he
address in your heuring!"
Good Almighty.'
He took to praying, did ho!'
"Not for my benefit in the least
You see, found the little house
easily enough, and knocked on the
outer door, which stood jar, but
nobody heard me; so stepped in
to the little hall, and saw through
the crack of the door cosy sit
ting-room, and there on the bed,
with her silver head high on the
pillows, was an old lady, who
looked for all world just like my
mother did the last time | saw her
on earth. Well, l was on the
point of knocking again, when she
SAID, Come, father, now be GIN;
am all ready Down on his knees
by her side went the old white
haired man, still older than his
wife, should Judge; and |
couldn't have Knocked then for
the life of me. We'll, be began.
First he reminded God that they
were still his submissive children.
mother and he, and, no matter
what he saw fit to bring upon
them, they should not rebel
against his will. Or course, it was
going to he hard for them to 90
out homeless in their old age,
especially with pour mother so
sick and helpless; and oh, how diff
ferent it might have been if only
one of the boy had been speared.
Then his voice kind o. broke, aud
a thin, white hand stole from un
der the coverlid, and moved soft
~ over his snowy hair. Then he
went on to repeat that nothing
could ever be SO sharp again as
the parting with those three sons
unless mother and he should be
separated! But at last he fell to
comforting himself with the fact
that the good Lord knew that it
was through no fault of his own
that mother and he were threatens
ed with the loss of their dear lit.
tic home, which meant beggary
and the aImshouse-a place thew
prayed to be delivered from, if it
could be consistent with Gods
Will. And then he quoted a multi
tnde of promises concerning the
safety OF those who put their trust
in the Lord. In fact, it was the
most!thrilling plea to which l ever
listened. AT last he prayed for
Gods blessing on those about to
demand Justice. -
Then the lawyer continued.
more slowly than ever. "And-l
believe | had rather 90 to the
poorhouse myself tonight than to
stain my hands and heart with
the blood of such a persecution as
that"
"Little afraid to defeat the old
mans prayer, eh!"
"Bless your soul, man, You
couldn't defeat that prayer. /
tell you he left it all subject to
the will of God; but he claimed
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WORST OF ALL ExPER.
ZEN CES.

Can anything be worse than to
feel that every minute will be Your
last! Such was the experience of
Mrs. 5. III. Newson, Decatur,
Ala. "For three years she writes,
81 endured insufferable pa in from
indigestion, stomach and bowel
trouble. Death seemed inevitable
when doctors and all remedies
failed. At length | was induced TO
try Electric Bitters and the result
was miraculous. improved at
once and now Pm completely re-,
covered" For Liver, kidney.
Stomach and Bowel troubles Elec
trio Bitters is the only medicine.
Only soc. It's guaranteed by Fun,
derburk Pharmnacy, Crowford
Brcs,, and j. F. Mackey & Co.
Druggists.
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stops Me C0m0H and W0rEs fro
TIE COkI,

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets cure cold in one day. No
Cure, No Pay. Price, Csc.
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our desire to him. But, of all
the pleading ever heard, that
moved me most You see, | was
taught that kind of thing myself
in my childhood, and why 1 was
sent to hear that prayer 1 am
sure l don't know-but | hand
the case over"
~ wlsh,' said the client un-
easily, ':l wish you hadn't told
me about the old mans pray
er."
"Why so!'
"Well, because want the
money the place would bring. |
was taught the Bible straight
enough when | was youngster,
and hate to run counter 10 what
you tell me sbout it. | wish YOU
had not heard a word about it;
and another time | would not lis
ten to petitions not intended for
my ears.
The lawyer smiled.
"My dear fellow" he said
"you are wrong again. 1t was
intended for my ears and yours
too; and God Almighty intended
it. My old mother used to sing
about God moves in mysterious
way | remember.
"Well, my mother used to sing
it too, said the client, and he
twisted the claim papers in his
fingers. "You can call in the
morning, if you like, and tell
mother and him, the claim has
been met"
"In mysterious way" added
the lawyer.
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WAS wASTIMaAwA

The following letter from Robert
Il. Watts, of Salem, Mo-, is in
structive. 81 have been troubled
with kidney disease for the last
five years. l lost flesh and never
felt we'll and doctored with leading
physicians and tried all remedies
suggested without relief. Finally
| tried Foley's Kidney Cure and
less than two bottles completely
cured me and | am now sound and
well..' I. Eugene Funderburk.
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Farmers Institutes

BY authority of the Board of
Trustees of Clemson College, Lo
cal Institutes will he held in such
counties as send requests, signed
by fifteen farmers, before the
fifteenth of June, to j. S. New.
man, Director of Farmers Insti.
tutes, Clemson College, S. G.
The petitioners will name the
places at which Institutes are de.
sired and the dates will he arrang
ed by the college authorities.
The State Institute will he held at
Clemson College commencing
Monday evening August 10th and
closing Friday evening, August
14th.
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sTARrLrN q HvIp EN- oH

Fresh testimony in great quan !.
lty is constantly coming in, declar-
'ngDr. Kings New Discovery
or Consumption Coughs and
Colds to be unequaled. A recent
expression from +. j. Mcfarland
i5entorville, Va. serves as ex
ample. lie writes: 81 had Bron-
chltls for three years and doctored
all the time without being benefit
ed. Then l began taking DR..
Kings New Discovery, and a few
bottles wholly cured me. equal
y effective in curing all Lung and
Throat troubles. Consumption,
Penumonla and Grip. Guaranteed
by Funderburk Pharmacy, Craw-
ford Bros. and j. f. Mackey &
%. Druggists. Trial bottle free,
regular sizes EOc, and $1.OO.
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Winthrop College Scholarship and
Entrance Examinations.

The examinations for the award
of vacant scholarships in Winthrop
College and for the admission of
new students will he held at the
County Court House on Friday,
July 10th, ut Ga. m.
Applicants must not be less
than fifteen years of age.
When scholarships are vacated
'fter July 10th, they will he
awarded to those making the
highest average ut this examina-
ton.
The next session will open
about September 16, 1908.
For further information and q
catalogue address President D.
b. johnson, Rock Hill, S. G.
May 22--1m.
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SE3sseI s1sa--s. 'aa>>7F..-''- a>>E7F..- >''a"~Q.l
LANCASTER AND CHESTER
RAILWAY.
schedule III eit CT Nov. D, 1862.
(Daily except Sunday

schedule III eject Nov. D, 1862.
(Daily except Sunday
WESTBOUEb.i 4 FASTBt uND.
,Eo's. IL and l6 Nos. Is and L..
, M. p NJ. A. PM
S'15 S 80 Ar Ches,e, iY IO.OO SIS
$50 500 Richburg 10>7 $50
,744 450 BascombvilIe IO47 SO
734 43O Fort Lawn IL O3 s So
7.l5 400 LY Lancaster Ar II 80 sl5
No. IA. leaving Lancaster 6'45 am.,
makes close connection al chester
Stth southern Railway No. SO for
Charlotte and points north; and Sea-
!oard Air Line Atlanta Speciai"
II Atlanta and points Hest Also
with Carolina and North westorn Rail.
'ay No. 10 for enoif N G., and ip-
:ermediate points, and Southern Rail-
SEy No S3 for Co!umbi, and points
south.
No. Is, leaving Chcs.er 1000 q m.
connects with Southern Railway No.
SO from Columbia and ,oints south.
Staboard Air Line Atlanta Speciain
rom northern and eastern loints and
southern Railway No. 80 from North
srn eastern points, an Lam
"aste With s c & 9 E for Blacksbu,p.
No. l6. leaving Lancaster S is d m.
connects at Lancaster with s &GE
rom camden and Marion, ard South
eln halfway No, "a at Chester for
farlotte and points north
No. IL, leaving Chester s.l5 III.
.onnects at Chester with Southern
galway No "a from (olum bia and
oOinta south
JAS NJ EATH. Gen Pass. Agt.
LEROY SPRINGS. President.
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Three Negroes Drowned.

Pickens, June S.-Great havoc
has been wrought upon the farms
of Pickens county, by the extra
ordinary heavy rains. The county
has lo.t thousands of dollars on
account Of bridges. The large irou
bridge at Old Pickeps over
keowee, that has withstood the
high waters for many years was
lifted from Its foundations and
carried far down the river.
Little river seems TO have been
higher even than Keowee. In the
rapid rise Il family of negroes.
four in number, we're surrounded
and three of then drowned. The
father was saved 10y clinging to a
tree as he was floating along.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-06-13
Charged With Murder.
Man and Woman Arrested in
North Carolina Charged With
killing VI. j. Jnhrs vi at
Dillon.
Columbia Record.

Columbia Record.
Fannie johnson and Alex Hill, j,
white, are being held ut Fayette-
vile, N. g., on the charge of the
murder OF M. j.. John?ou near
Dillon, Marion county, June 6,
and they will be brought back to
this state and tried as soon as ro-
QUESTION papers are honored by
Governor Aycock.
johnson was shot near Dillon
on the afternoon If June 6 and
the body found that night. He
had been seen in company with
his wife, Fannie Johnson, and
her brother, Alex Hill, about an
hour before the shooting and at
the inquest testimony was given
that showed that short while af>
ter the shot had been fiji ed, the
Dorthbound train near Dillon had
been tagged and two parties an
swerins the description Of Mrs.
johnson and Hill had boarded it.
These facts were sent To the gov
ernor osterday b: Coroner j. H.
Berry, with request for :nstruc,
tinus.
EARLY this morning Berry tele>
Sraphed the governor that the
chief of police at Fayetteville had
notified him Of the arrest of the
johnson woman and Hill. The
governor at once wired Governor
Aycock to instruct the chief to
hold the prisoners for further or.
ders and that request for requi-
sition papers would be forwarded
ut once.
The pair will be brought back
to this state at once to stand trial.
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Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-05-28
Nn11tn1er 46.

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