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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-07-16
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An Observation Party.

On last Monday evening at the
hospitable home of Mr. and Mrs 4
H Kellehan on Main street, Miss
Lula Strong gave an Observation
party in honor of her former col
lege friend Miss Carrie Rogers of
Marion. Amusements and refresh
ments of delightful kinds were
served for the guests, and all pres
ent pronounced the occasion one Of
pleasure.
Mr. G D Jacobs won the prize
a shaving cup, for the best impromptu
description of his partners dress,
while the BOBBY prize package OF
tobacco and cigarett papers, went to
Mr. j G McCutchen for the best
cake recipe.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-07-16
NEGRO DESPERADOES
Two Dusky Rascals terrorize Scran-
ton and Other Towns on The
Coast LINE.

The upper section of the county
from Scranton mp, on the line OF
the North Eastern r. R., HIS been
terrorized by two negro desperadoes.
Their names are John Richardson
and George Williams. On last Sun
day they landed in Scranton on
tain No. 40. They went at once to
work in their rascality by breaking
into the store of Mr. Winslow Wright,
and taking therefrom some fire arms,
viz: one breech loading shot gun,
one army carbine rifle, and several
boxes Of loaded shells. Having this
equipment they proceeded toward
Florence, raidiug an orchard several
miles above Scranton and securing
aquantity of choice fruit. On Mon
day morning they visited the to-
bacco barn of Mr Jordan, at Cow
ards, and opened fire on q MrCow-
ard, wounding him in the leg. This
was entirely without provocatlon.
Leaving this section they marched
northward and attacked u chicken
house, taking some fifteen chickens.
BY this time companies of citizens
were formed to capture the men.
Before they caught them, however,
they reached Effingham and Will
liams offered his chickens for sale in
store. He was arrested while in
the store. Richardson seeing the
plight of his companion sought
refuge in a nearby forest. The
forest was surrounded by citizens,
and Mr. Stephen Byrd, catching
sight of the scoundrel, empticd both
barrels of his gun in Richardson's
face. He was then easily bagged.
In his body were found no less than
200 small shot, while in his face
and breast there were one hundred
and seventy five shot. The negroes
were carried to Florence and put in
iail. Richardson claims to have
come from Florida, but is well
known in Florence. Williams says
his home is in Orangeburg.
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The SUMMER SCHOOL
Opens July 2oth-In Charge Profs
e. w. Virgins and C. q. Banks.

The Summer School Tor Williams
burg will begin on Monday, the
Goth, and it is earnestly hoped that
a great number of teachers of the
county will be present on the open
ing day. The courses of study have
been SO arranged as to meet the
needs Of the teachers of the county.
Arithmetic, Algebra, Pedagogy and
English will be taught, and the text
books that will be used will be Went.
worth's Practical Arithmetic, Went
worth's First Step in Algebra,
Buckler's Grammar, and number
of the shorter English classics, be-
ginning with Evangeline, or some
other if this mas been used in former
summer schools.
The English and Arithmetic will
be taught by Prof G R Banks, the
well-known Superintendent of the
Lancaster Graded Schools, while the
other branches will be taught by the
principal. We trust that teachers
will not harbor false ideas as to the
Importance or the nature of these
summer schools and that We shall
have a large number of teachers
present. We will try to make the
work interesting, and at the same
time, to give teachers some new
ideas in methods.
This great summer school here is
a striking index of the desire of
teachers for better things. We have
$500 teachers present from nearly
every State in the Union, coming
from the high school up to the Ger
man Aniversity.
ERNEST WIGGINs,
Principal
Knoxville, Tenn,
July II, 1908.
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The Shelton Meeting.

The meeting in the Methodist
church, conducted by the Rev John
Bass Shelton, began Monday night
and is still in progress. Mr. Shelton
made a fine impression here nine
years ago, and when he came this
time tile people were eager to hear
him. He holds three services daily
10 a. H.. 5 p. H., and $50 p. IN.
Large crowds are attending, and MIR
Shelton is doing some fine gospel
preaching. Great good will come
out of these services. The meeting
will close Friday night. All should
attend.
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THE FIGHT OFF
THE OIL MILL PEOPLE COME
TOGETHER.
The independent Oil Co. Takes Stock
in Local Mill-Mr. r. K. Oargan
made General Manager.

On Monday, 18th, inst. Mr. R X
Dargan, of Darlington, the General
Manager of the Independent Oil
Mill Co., of Darlington, was in
| Kingstree in conference with the
officers of the Williamsburg Oil Mill.
After the conference it was an.
nounced that the two cotton seed
companies had come to an under
standing by which there would be
no conflict of interests. 1t will be
recalled that when the Williamsburg
Mill was projected in the spring that
the Independent Company showed
fight. This company controls some
six or seven mills in this part of the
State, and is formidable enemy.
They bought a cotton gin, the Thorn
property, ard it was understood that
they would gin free in order to get
the seed. 1t looked as though there
would be a battle royal between this
concern and the home mill. But
the action of the Darlington people
did not stop the home people. They
had confidence IN their ability to run
their mill successfully in spite of
the fight which the Darlington Mill
was making on them. Finally the
Darlington Cu. approached the local
people, and made several PROPOSE
tons for consolidation. Mr. Darsan
made several visits to Kingstrec, and
the visit of Monday bore fruit. The
Williamsburg mill did not join the
Independent Go. but the Indepen-
dent Co. simply bought ten thousand
dollars worth of stock. and sustains
to the local mill the same relation
that any other stakeholder sustains.
The local mill is still under the
direct control of the local directors.
10 give the Independent Co. the ten
thousand dollars in stock it was
necessary to increase the capital
stock from twenty to thirty thous-
and dollars. Mr. r K Dargan was
made General Manager. This is a
magnificent arrangement, and re-
fleets credit on the business
sagacity Of the local officers. 1t as
sures peace between the two compa-
nies, and gives to the local mill the
services of the best general manager
in the South. Both parties inter-
ested should congratulate themselves.
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KILLED BY TRAIN.
Sam Brown, Colored, Crushed by
Log Train.

From Taft comes the news that
Sam Brown, colored, was killed on
Thursday last, by log train on the
Georgetown 4 Western R. R. The
negro was from Ashley Junction and
on his way to Georgetown to seek
employment. He was walking on
the train and in stepping from car
to car fell between and was crushed
to death. An inquest was held and
a verdict in accordance with above
facts was rendered.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
MrGY Jones, the efficient Coast
Line agent ut this place, spent Sun
day with his wife who is sick at
Scranton.
/ Mr. Eugene Montgomery OF
Georgetown was here Monday on a
visit to his parents Mr. and Mrs NJ 3
Montgomery.
Miss Flora Meyer left Tuesday
morning for Charleston where she
will be under Medical treatment
for some time.
The summer school for cOlored
teachers opened July 6, with IL
teachers, since then they have en-
rolled 20 making So in all.
Mrs II G. Edwards and daughter.
Mrs Willie r. Edwards of S'va'
nah, Ga, are visiting the son of the
former, Mr. W ii Edwards.
MIR A G Stuart and Mr. j Eddie
Goodwin of Lake City were here
Friday. While in town they paid
The RECORD a pleasant call.
The second mines of kingstree
and Lake City played in Lake City
on Wednesday. The Lake City
club won by u score of27 to Z.
Mr. w Is Logan of Charleston
visited his father, Col X c Lagan,
this week. MIR Logan's man!
friends are always glad to see him.
Miss Florence LachicOtte, who
has been visiting the family Of Capt
John A Kelley, returned to her
home in Georgetown Friday
morning.
Mr. Gilbert Epps, who has been
somewhat indisposed for the past
few days, is at his post again in the
wholesale department Of I Will
kins & Co.
Mr. II A Meyer gave an entel-
tainm.nt in the court house Mon
day Light on his talking machine,
that was much enjoyed by all who
were present.
On the pension list under the
head of warrants for limbs, the APP
plicants under the law all get SO
each. Under the head of Williams
burg Comes Ii X Browder.
Prof ID " Daniel of Clemson Col
lcge states that institutes will be
held ut Conway on Saturday of
this week and at Greelyville on the
2lst, instead of the dates previous
ly given.
The meeting in the Pre- byteriaa
church closed last Friday night.
The Rev Mr. Bailey made fine
impression on the community and
will be heartily welcomed at amy
future time.
Miss Nellie Singletary, daughter
of Mr. W r Singletary, has been
spending some time with the family
of Mr b Z Whitehead, in attendance
on the examination for the Win
throp scholarship.
Mr. Harvey o Byrd of Scranton
was here Friday to stand examina-
ton in the contest for the South
Carolina College scolarsnip. While
in town he was the guest Of Mr.
Sanders Whitehead.
Miss Carrie, the charming daugh-
ter of Capt Il FL Rodgers of Kemper,
Marion county, is visiting her old
college chums, the Misses Mabel
and Belle Harper. in east King
stree. She, with the Misses Har-
pers. will shortly join large party
of friends on Pawley's Island.
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Knoxville, Tenn,
July II, 1908.

"FORCE", ready-to-serve, ready
to-digest, delightful food, brings the
Independent strength that comes Of
health:
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
: LOCAL ITEMS
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Hon PS Wall OF Scranton was
here Friday.
MrCM Richburg of Greelyvilie
was here Tuesday.
MILE Burkett of Taft, was In
town Tuesday.
NIP Mcneil, Esq, of Florence
was here Tuesday.
MrLC Dove left Monday for his
home in Dovesville.
Mr. b A Mcknight of Gourdin
was in town Saturday.
Hon r Il Gourdin was here Mon.
day from Heiaemann.
Mr. Cap Epps of Workman was
or, our streets Saturday.
Miss Lula Strong visited friends
at Central Wednesday.
CaptJ A Kelley is in Georgetown
on professional business.
Mr. Eddie Lewis has been spend
inc some time In Florence.
Mrs IN Tisdale Of Greelyville
was on our streets Monday
MrSJ Mccullough of Trio was
here Saturday ON business.
Mr. J G Lynch Of Lynch was
noted on our streets Tuesday.
Edwin Grayson Of Benson spent
Il few hours in town Saturday.
Mrs r NJ Thomas of Mouxons
visited friends in town Saturday.
Mr. E j PendergraSs of Florence
visited relatives i'm town Sunday.
NIT Davis, uf the Trio section,
spent some time in town Saturday.
Mr. Robert Burgess of Spring
Bank Was a visitor in town Tues
day.
. Mr. Mott McClan Of Lake City
spent Sunday in town visiting
friends.
Miss Marian Steele of Florence
Is visiting Misses Marie and Selma
Thorn.
Miss Emma Watson Of Salters
was the guest of Mrs q NJ Chandler
Sunday.
Mr. W W Kennedy, of the He.
bron section, was on our streets
Monday.
Judge r f Salters was here Mon
day from Salters Depot on official
business.
Mr. Julius McFaddin of Cadt 8
was a visitor at the county seat
Saturday.
Rev DIR Wilson of Charleston
preached in the Episcopal church
last Sunday.
Prof Ernest Wiggins is attending
the summer school at Knoxville
Berkeley News.
Mr. Ernest Rhame of Sumter was
the guest of Mr. NJ F Heller, during
Monday and Tuesday.
Mr. Robert Keith Dargan of Dar-
lington was here Monday on busi-
ness relating TO the oil mill.
Alice Fluitt, colored, from Taft,
was pronounced insane Monday by
Drs Brockington and Epps.
Miss Mamie Kellehan of Central
is spending some time with the
family of Mr. r H Kellehan.
Wilmot Gllfand has been in
Charleston several days playing
bail with the Light Dragons.
Mr. r e Burgess, the popular
"saw mill man" of the Workman
section, was in town saturday.
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A mans crcokedness often gets
hiIn into financial straits.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23

VIRGINIA IRON, COAL AND COKE COM
Financial Elections.
WABASH RAILROAD COMPANY.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
Or THD 49,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN


sToCKHoIDRRs AND DEBENTURE BoNDHQLDE;Fss.
Of resolution a Of the Board Of @ R'eG5es be
viii he a meeting of the stockholders debenture bond
holders held Tuesday the nth day OF May 9O5 al tn
the Produce Exchange Building in the City Toledo.
meeting the following special matter VII be submitted MITE 10
DTSxai disaPgroval to wit: l,u, author
Ten Million Dollars G10000000 the principal OF @ sal
ooJ years @ aeT @ t @ r annn tbe interest thereon to
Seeolig iEe r. a. 111rb 5aee as the Board OF
Directors shall designate said bonds to be issued Iron Iron
ton and approve but only for The purpose i
acquiring additional and adequate term4st @ I f s.
Louis City. Missouri Chicago and QH@nSy @ IN
and uch other points as the and debenure
bondhodeTs may at 6id @ ineeg boges freight houses
tracks and other improvements and facilities as may De
the company; II being said bonds snail
be secured by first or pnrchase money @ Ssciite.
improvements and that such mortgage OK CSeo It
he certified and issued for amounts equal to the cost o.
which cost shall whatever be necessary to
discharge any mortgage other lien subject 70 "cn men
such grounds properties acquired shall be conveyed
to the trustee tee or m @ mem In saeh a suc tees as equal
security for the payment OF all SAD e0s &
mortgage deed of trust said trustees shall also hoa
said property in for the Wabash Ralfoad d M
form Of said bonds be such as the Board
Of The st0G and pe6entre Mortgage books Ct
company will close saturday April fourth W. w.
at twelve O'Clock noon, and reopen Wednesday May
sixth 1903. at o'clock A NJ, -o.-,.,v
By JOSEPH RAMSEY. JR-. President
]. C. oTTTsON. Secretary.
@ D. Ashley Pggssr I3vsdss E sare O.
s G feynoiis CYRUS J. Lawrencs
Thonas h Hubbard Joseph Ramsey Jr.
James Hazen Hyde, Edwin Gou4a' ,o,,o.o-.
Winslow S, Pierce, DHe -
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
Foreclosure Sales.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
~ YoRK.-Danie ]. Griffith plaintiff. against Republic
Savings and Association. and others. defendants
In pursuance Judgment OF foreclosure and sale duly
entered the above entitled action bearing
date thrtieth day Of March 1908 the undersigned
Judgment named. Will sell at public
auction the New York Real Estate saiesroom No III
York on 23rd day OF April 1913 at II o'clock noon
dav Parish. Fisher Mooney & Co. auction
GERS the premises directed by said judgment to be sold
therein follows: All that certain lot.
Uiece or Parcel q nd the building and improve
ments thereon. situate lying and being In the then
civ of New York In the Borough Of Manhattan,
IN ibe city Of YorO. and bourded and described
follows: Beginning point the Souhery side OF One
hundred and thrty-ffh Street distant Two hundred and
OF said street Seventh Avenue; running thence South
eriy parallel nnetynine tSS feet and
eleven inches the centre ne Of TIE bi ek thence
line Of the block twenty
(a5) feet thence NortherIy again parallel with said
avenue and part Of the way through party wal ne;y-
nine (99, and eleven dD inches to the souheIiy
side said hundred and thrty-hfth street; and
the twenty-five C2ol feet
the orr Of beginning Sand premises being
in section Z IN 1919. the land Map OF the Cly
Of York. - 100,
WILLIAM A FERGUSON Referee
WAITER r REACH. Attorney for Plaintiff. No. 3S
Park Row Borough OF Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
Notice of Summons.
o1rPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW
- YoRK-John Jacob Ator Warren II Deano IAN WI, Jqncr
testament Of Laura A. Delano; deceased Plaintiffs
aga destuers John Armstrong Chanler Thomas T sher
of the AioP chsne S sf Eza6eth WIN
throp Chapman. William Astor ChahieF L1%lS stTyye We,
Top Cane Aida Bsen2n a ansI Hesar gTe aS9
Cbsnier Marion winthrop Chsnler May Margaret Gabr
ee Ghanle hTDett baner lewis stuyvesant chaner
Junior Ada Chanler william Ast2F ChaneT s 2nd Eza b
topher TempeI Emmett, Junior; Hester Aida Emmet.
ChaSeT Of Sew York as trustee under VIII
ChanIeT zsbe;h Min{nt0P 9aoIer MargaTe Livneston
and renandermen Franklin b. h0Td nsa ana Of LTres %
John Jacob AoE and 10th others & to Eaaa F4anRa A. pfeR2 oP
and and oeT e dffd Beers ns substitutes
Pee5 Of Ts ns SSe ad R h se
lin Under g @ Deed efd of Tus, n executed By William
t John Jacob Aso v JpnI3 s 9ne and trust co
OF New York Fann : B foTo for Laura Sna A peano no
gsSis asder the - last VII and Of William
deceased @ Robert Wa@ ee5s as sbned Tus5ees Under
the special win Of William B AstQT relating to ls his
BPitan and ID Ireland Henri Aston william Waldorf Ast9r
5aeob AsoT oTo' individually Augusta H4s caro-
ne ee1 Rebca RooseyeIt Mary
Van Aen Sarah s5f2Ta 6 Ys
70 THE ABOVE NAER REFENBASaS u Answer the CON-
nlajnt in this action ma to Of answer
sres on 5es IF aatbs ts exclusive Of service
and In your failure 70 appear or answer
viii be taken against you BY default for the reef oe-
rnanded in the Complaint.
HEHRY ESs9 deFoREsT BALDWIN Plaintiffs, ~, A'tornsy
once and Post Office Address No. ~ wall Street
TnroI,Rh Of Manhattan. City OF New York.
To the defendants John Armstrong Chan!er. Laura
Actor Cbaner Beatrice Margaret Mary Chanler Hester
Marion Chanle- Winthrop Chaner May Margaret
Gabrielle Cflaner Hubert Winthrop Chaner. Theodore
Ward ChanIer Dorothy Chanler Lewis StuyFesani 9haT
Ter Junior Chaner Armstrong Chapman Margaret Laura
Zborowski Charlotte Augusta Haig ana RobeTt MIIlefn
Ghdsr GsTPtssss9iaw the speoa wi Of T wa hs
bolgnxs in the of the Kingdom OF Great
Iritan and Ireland Margaret Chanler oea or
4ha Infant defendants Beatrice Margaret Mary Chanier
TIester Marion Chanier. Marion winthrop thanler May
Margaret Gabrielle Chanler. Hubert winthrop Chahler
and Theodore Ward Chaner. Julia Chamberlain Chan-
Iar on behalf Of the defendant Dorothy Lhaple
2 Arnold OF the infant oeferdant Lewis
suyveesnt ChanIer Junior. and TO John j. chapman on
Behalf of the defendant Chaner Armstrong Cap
-, -, ,,b1to.
ton pursuant order of the Hon j. A oSor1SIs
Ist,ca az the Supreme Court OF the state OF New iok
dated the 18th Gay OF March 1903 and hled WIN me
opaint In the Of the Clerk of the County OF new
YORK at the County House in said county IN 5he
Borough Manhattan. City or New foIk q" NN' 4-'N
DAY OF March, 1908 -, :, 500,
HENRY deFOREST BALDWIN. Plantin5 IAttorrey'
once and once address No. ~ wan street.
Borough OF Manhattan. Citv of New YORK
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

- Abrar {, Thomas a Surrogate OF the County OF
ycr Noee Is hereby given 70 all persons having claims
Calllard Thomas. late County
- 80 vork deceased. the with
subscribers at their place OF traasacting
hislHg at the OF Curtis. Maliet-Ir Colt
IN the Borough OF Manhattan. City
~ Vo~k on before the 23rd day of October next.
- Dstsd New Ycrk, the 18th day of April. 1913
J. LAWRENCE MeKEENER
HOWARD LAPSLEY.
Executors.
crrprrs NAIIET-PREvoST 6 COLT, Attorneys for
FtTecutors 80 Broad St. Borough OF Manhattan. New
York City.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
Dividend Notices.
PRESSED STEEL CAR COMPANY. .oo,
April I'd 1So5
4 ouARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE AND

April I'd. lSo5
PREFERRED DIVIDEND NO. Il.
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE AMI
n -5pE-r-oTrA g7rrRs PER CENT d%70 will be
naid on the preferred stock of this Company May leh
fq3 10 stockholders record the cose OF business
April 2sth 1903 Cheques viii be mailed from the IIoe I
transfer books Will close al
n Aprii 2Sth 1903 and reopen ten A NJ May 18TH
lSO'- p g. JENKs. Treasurer
COMMON DIVIDEND No Il 49, ,,, :.
quarterly dividend Of ONE PER CENT CSJ WILL po
paid the stock of this COMPANY @ Ty Business
Nav sth 1903 Cheques viii be mailed from the oee or
The transfer will close at three = NJ
sa al IEsa and reoTen A. bay 9th. 1903
may O'A 40N'' ~ p. G. JENKS, Treasurer
EXTRA DIVIDEND NO ,>r-
The second quarterly instalment OF - oSs
ONE PER CENT ~ of 10 Of extra divioenQ OF O+>r
PER CENT 40 viii be paid on the common sGen cos q
q, te Close OF business May 9th 1903 Cheques vii! De
TSaed from Office Of the Company Ihe sn
49,. rii1 close AT three NJ May GLh l9oS ana reopen
at ten A M May 1''h' i0'' P. G. JENKs. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
OFFICE OF

OFFICE OF
Westinghouse Electric and Mfg; e;,t GO; Zoos
At NETTING HELD THIS DAY IT AS
u RESOLVED. That quarterly dividend OF one sI ana
,h- nsTters per cent n&T9 the Asserting StOa "A
Of the Company be declared payable NAY dos' an ~ Spr
feS and tha the transfer books FOR the Assents
ST., be closed on April 3Oth 1903. at three coSK III
DO on Nav 1903 O'clock a NJ
and openeo Oh '-AS 49, n w SIEAiON Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
\ pI-KsITANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Abner C. Thomss. Surrogate OF the County Of Ns~
yo,E roffce is hereby all having
sssinst Anna z. john late OF the County OF New
yrr the with vouchers
10 t6s su6scrber his place OF ransacting business
No Iso Nassau street. In the lily OF New York.
befn-s the fourth day OF May: lS03
OeS-. work 29th day Of October,
NAAS1 49, MORRIS II niLLESBECK.
TlEMAREST Attorney Executor.
Nassati street. New York City.