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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-25
3uiidlcu SUB nno Ge6cn.


Gin urcrbortCr lluInu an ser @orri.
ion-2uumic. 3>uci Ecrloucn
ncrlcBt. - }mocrc llufGUC.
Gin llnioQ, piG CT iCit Der Giniiib
runa Oca clfTtriidcn 9obnbctricbc@
ihncrlid) jl ncr5Cidncu lit, cyCi9Hctc
lid gcitcrn Wior3Cn 5piihcn ~ mo
I llbr on Scr Worriion NuCuuC uubC
! Ger Sibcrtp Hono. Nu2 uGnili6 Nrot
GliiobCtb Grouta bon Nurriipuuiuc.
Haltintorc.Gomtn lid nit ibrCm
Sobnc Miliom u. olri ouu Mcim
lDCqC bon Dem Ntarft bciunO, roiullC
Der Wn01on 9tr. 1899 Der @urriiurs
NucnucS Clinic nit ioIdcr Mlldt &c
gen ibren &ugcrL DOB oo3 &oocrtbciI
ocl'clbcn in Suuicl0 Stilde 5erihln
gen luuroe. 6rGll Grpof@ mltroc bod
III Die Sltft Nclflclt0crt, 10 oob lie
nit Dem Oclid)t gCgcl Den cIcttriid)cn
Scltltng90ruht prolific INTO ihr NuiCll
bcln brodl. NllBcroCm Cr lit lie rod
nttocrc pcinlidlc &crlcbuugcn I'M Csc.
ltdt. NSbr SohL ipcl6Cr meit IN Die
StroBe binoua iIoQ, trltg %crlcbun.
gen al Der rcdtcn Nijite oouolr. Or.
z. @iCB bon 6orrcit Eorf unb Ir.
s.. 9. MbittIc pom Atr. 9OS, @uriudl-
2lpcnltc, Iciltctcn sen bciCcn &crlun.
qliIdtcn Die critic 0r5tlid)c Siilic, no.
rolti 0iCiclbcu IN Der Nmbulon5 0ca
uor0lucItlihCu Tiitrift9 nod Ocnt
.%2luQcuiCincn Niorul0uOCr Noipiful"
iibCr9ciiibrt lprroCn. Grou GrootS
lit IS mo iDr Sobn q &obrc alt.
Nuf Scr Nubn Qcto0tct.
Sic 2lnQcitclltcu oc3 critcn 3u1t5
Der ySporrom'a Eolut Nobn," 0cr
qcitcrn M}or9cu burners Stotion
poiiirtcm ionOcn nobc Dem @clcilc
hcn 5CrItiidcltcn &Cid)rom CinC2 mcl
zen WonncH. Coroner FiciiCr mltr0C
bcno6rid)iiOt mo Oicicr biClt cincn
(<nQltClt ob. Ncriclbc crNub, ooB Der
Wi0rm GirDil Nncoa bciBt mo oll2
&irgiliCn ltunmltc mo in Der IcBtcu
Belt 5ll Spnrroiu'o Eoint orbcitctc.
GCriclbc nutB uon Cincm Scr 6rudt
6ilQc I'M HoltlC Der Nuft BON Sont
Itog olll 0cItcrn ilbcriobrcn porOcn
lcin. Gic [<urD cntidico uif 600
burd) llnioa mo Der &cid)nom mlrroc
III DER Nohborihoit bccroigt.
6urd)tbur OCrbronnt.
Nui idJrcdlihc @ciic ipltr0c gcItcrn
Nbcno Ac0cn 6 llbr Die licbcn Sabre
oItc autic @cis, (od]tcr Oca 2iclltc.
nont2 6riB Y&ciB bon Scr SpriBcu,
GompoQuic gtr. Is, i'm Noiroltm i0rcr
cItcrlid)cn Mobmung, 9r. 3l2, Siio-
MoIicltraBc, pcrbronnt. Gu3 &inO
bate in Dem NoiC cine GltuutitGt va.
pier olf1cb0ltIt un0 oicic3 ollqc5iiu-
oct; bicrbcj 9crictbcn icinc aIeiocr in
NrnnO un0 c3 crlitt iurd)tburc9ron0
muuocn am Obcrforpcr lur0 i'm @e,
iiht, 10 Dab Is ms o&obn@ Nopfin9'
No'pital" QciuuOt mcrOcn mtbtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-25

sc d mnd2 &crirrun0 q.
- Nlo gcitcrn iriib Der YoIi}iit Nar-
pen pom iij0Iid]cn 0iitrift icin Hcuicr
QbputrnlliIlirtc, hortc or an Scr Win.
tcrItrnBc Elm @crdlIid), mcIhc9 ibnl 81
elmer 10 irilbcn Stumoc ichr ucro1d)-
tig porfam. @ct ndbCrcn 9tad)ior.
lhunacn cntOcdtc CT, oub @illiom
Smitb pom Nr. 1913, &udionltrubc,
sic 9fcGcrin GIorcncc Wropcr Don 9tr.
t2L 9&intcritraBc, obtiiBtc, DOB c3
cine Nrt mar. Der @luurod lt0rtc
0aS Scdtclmcd)tcI olli rilflidltaloic
g4ciic uuo perbuitctc oo4 YGrd)cn nc.
gen Gltbcit0rrng. Eoli5cirihtcr 90.
Sen itroitc Ncioc I'M S. mo Soften.
Sam AnGOig bupon. -
Is Sabre oltc 9tcQcr @iuiom iouca,
meId)cr an Der Goodman NlCp, nubc
NomburQitroBc, wobnt, mltroc Ncitcrt
in Der iilolid)cn EoIi5ciltntion nm
$40 ulo Soften beltrnit un0 an }luci
Monate ltod) Dem @ci0n1niB gciorot,
neil or 6rort Nnno Gounor pom 9tr.
1928. 5onoucrltroBc, tbGtIid) ongriii
Scr 9tc1cr bctrot, mic aus Dem 3cr.
ncnpcrh0r Crbclltc, Den Soiraum BON
Srolt Corners Wobmung ut0 molltc
lid ooicIbit Srcibcitcn crIoubcn, &C.
gen mcId)c sic 6rau renlonItrirtc. ga.
rouibtn Griii Der 'd)pur5e Sd)lrte
STRAIT Conner tb0tlif M. Scbtere rtc'
I'm @ilIic uro Der ircdlc Negcr lpliroc
Ocrbaitct, che CT cntflicbcn foltIltc.
Ncibcrpril0Icr bcltroft,
- WciI CT on1cbIid icinc @nttlll
miBbunorltc, lpuroc gcltcrn Worltclo
Gauol0 Don 9tr. 1923, Gltoe. StrnBc.
III Der iiiolidcn NoIi5clItntlon nm
$40 mo Soften b%citroft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-25
Mrtbmr ~. Mpbiu,,.
Nr. 12i, cn.gaItirprs.strnh

W' III LN'VdItIr'ptt.S
NnNagc. Woturiats . UelbWehicl.
Wnrcau. SdiiiSfnrten fir ole
0aupier-Sinieu. ReiiepGiie. Mehiel,
@elopetieI nno GIoienoungen.
(apriI4,1Sj
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-25
0eloicnbnngcn nad 9cntidlanb INIT
Scftreidl

5u "a Gents pro Norf unb 201a
Gcnts pro arone. Horto ertra.
@cdicI ousdeittrlt dAf aIe 9beiIe
Ser @eIt. 59eo. 8. 9iener & So,
ia Sit-2erinston.Str 3immer @r.
3. QS0-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-25
Vricffnitcn.

i. 6. - Der 9erIincr Central
0iebbof lit unqeidbr iii1i Slods lang
lino Orei 9Iods brett. Gle onocrcn
Iicbhoic in Berlin ii1o ms niht be-
funllt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-25

Vrrionul 9toti5. - Selrtcll
-. @cburtatog ~lcicrtc am Sonllto1
0iid)oi Eurct pom Der bildollldcll
protcituntiifcn 0io5clc uonDiorDIon0
in icincr Mobnmug 9tr. ITO, Mio0l.
ionz Npcnuc.
aorl &ChmUn ictcrt. -
Gin qclniitblihca oltC9 Nuu~ 1T &orl
SCbmann, Hrouiant Stuuor0 ull1
Dem ,NorOocutldcn HloUo" Noupltr
nNrcolou," Der 5ltr 3cit onl Eicr Nj,
8 81 Occult Eoint Itcgt. Nod GcntIltl'
lihcr, 5liglcld) obCr olld) Icicrllhcr,
nor &url QeItcrn, 0cnt nit oCiu sc.
itrl0cn Gage bate CT mlc0cr clllnol
elm Snbr iei1e2 GuICln9 altl 0iclcr
9Sclt bCCn0ct un0 aus ullclt Gden nm
Gnncn NnItinuorc'3 morcn GicicnigCl!
%ocfommcn, mcIhc oaorldCn" tClnCll
ln0 0cnen elm iunlte2 HillthCn 5llNC
mcht bate, Dob N~cItcrn Der GbrcltaG
bc2 iopiolcn SCrmannea mar. Ser
Compiler mar Acplropft Ooh Don
Srcum0Cn Oc4 WcburtatuQ2iin0cS,
mo iclbltpcrit0u0lid) gub &0rl per
id)icocnc Sumpcn 5lm NCltclL nod
Ncm CT nit NroBcr Niilbc sum Stcrnc-
mirtb Is. /. Gbcrltclunr0) 1tbrnd)t
luOr0cn. Nlld) 0Cn 9unncn %gCAcnilbCr
ipolltc lid] aorG pnlont 5ci9cn crpcl.
len mo iGbcltc 0ulul 5rpcl Stlm0Clr
lana al elmer riCliqCn (ortc bcrltnL
sic lhn Scr VGdCr oC9 Sdliic3 0c0t
cirt bate, lullb iC0od) cn0ItdL ais cr
0ic (ortc 9lildlld) ml3Cin0nocr0C.
brud)t bate. MIR 0oumnupQc IN Scr
'clbcn. Grinb mirbc icbod) buIO &c
ld)ulicn, mo ais mon lid Don Dem
@cburt2tagafln6c trcilntr. mur0Cn
ihln }lun Nbldlc0 nod mChrCrt
Sod" 0%urNcbrudlt. 9drl gC0cntt
10 longc nlli DER Bremen Baltimore.
Moltc 5ll luhrcn. ais Ger Canplcr
o@rc9Iuu" ltminmCn tnnll.
Son cincm StroBcnbobu IL
WuNgon lctd ucrlcbt. -
Ter 30 Sabre nltc Solcph &oIOuict
pon 9tr. $40. Clutter StruBc. mllrOc
gcltcrn WorgCn gcNcn I llhr ali Der
Nlbluno.N pcnuC mo WoIlcs Stro6C
POM WnQgon Mr.. DIGS Der oGOntou
&i1ic" gctroilcn mo crIitt cine 10
ldlpcrc &crleBuna am llnten Nciuc.
0oB er ms n&obn3 Nopfina Noipi
inl" Acit)oiit mcrhen untBtc.
@|oioIin GrpIoiiuu. rs ,\u
Der Mobnlun0 bon 6rou Charles
SlrItooti, Nr. 20, Hauomchr Zane.
citltonO 9citcrn Mtoracn in 6olQc Scr
GrpIoiion cince @oiolinoIcn3 6clcr.
mcId)ca $50 Shaocn unridtctc.
&rGter pcrbutct - Cic
Yoli5iiten aoblcr. 9oIoeu II. }DoumQ,
heir oraigcn geiiern M}orgcn in sic
Wirtbidoit oes 9rn. Conrad Grdtcr,
Nr. 30l. Nor0.G Central Aueruc. mo
perbuitctcn oieiel,. ionic 0rci 3cllgcn.
Sn Der norooitIifcn 4ioIi3riitution
milr0e &r. arGter oca &crfouia Nci
tiger @ctr0ifc an Sountag bcidul-
oigt nl0 itcIltc @iirald)uit iilr Elm
beiltc Morgcn itnttiinocnoca &crb0r,
Seinen 60. 0eburtatoQ
~icierie 0r. Charles @iuc am 6rcitnJ
in ieiner Mobnlng, 9tr. 2209, Neits
Frntt.S traBe. Fem @eburt1toQafino
einaen Sa9H0hcssisltfntc lnn0 Ora.
tulotionen 81. 0arnrtcr 5lpci prad)i-
pole 0lumenItiide BON leinemS hnie.
geriobn, Srn. Sobn @nderhouier,
nno icillem Sogn, SrH. Martin @iue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-25

eff Itmor0per II d. 6ruli
Murp Nuabc2 uon 9tr. 1913, Mclt ga,
roto0o StruBc, no6m acitcrn onQch.
lid in lclbltm0r0crild)cr Nbiid)t cine
Coils Morpbirmn cirt. Sic muroc
bon ciltcm raid 5llr Stcllc gcrllicncr
Nr5t ollBCr %cbcnageinbr gcbruht,
@cmcincr Gicbitnbl. -
Nn Scr lpcltIihcn EoIi5ciItntion mrrr-
DC gcItcrn Der 26 Sabre nlte Trunt
Nirio 0rm @erid)tsperiabrcn ilberuic-
len, neil er on9cblit %ici1ter W}lttcr
cine Nlbci i'm Ncrtbe bon $40 9cltob.
len Dobcn ioll mo 0ieleIbt iiir 81
Gcnt3 u%crrNlitc.
3mci 2 d) ~ c it crn III
2 d) lomuiicl. - Nnlelio @orria
BON 9tr. 1913, SorgehtItrabc. mo
Cola Niglort BON 9tr. 12l7, Sargent.
StroBe, 3ruei Stncitcrn, gcrictbcll
geItern mcQen ibrer aiuoer IN Strcit
nobel lie eilten iolden Sornl peritb'
ten, 0oB Der Eolisiit Saroen ltf ein'
mi'tcn mlBte. EoIiSciridtcr Sutton
itrnitc 0ic Nrreitantinren ie nm sic
utto Soften.
Suht mad, " III. StAbt
loot. - Stills. Moriholl Manning
bat cin (clcaramm ans Nllrnnt
Nfiii., rrboltcl, lpcld,es belagt: "|tt
te, iinocn 2ie @mt. 2igbtfoot. Sngcl'
Sic. er iou mad, Saule forhllleil; To.
ter front. Alltporten Sic" DDS
(cIcgrOmm mar sSrau W. y. Sl9bt
loot" mtcr3cihnet. Ger SillfSlltar'
idal meib nidt, oh haS AelegraIllf
BON ser M9lttcr ooer 8qiiln Sigbf
toot'S fam. sob initrnirfese alle No'
Ii5iitch nnd) Dem Manne 81 llld)eu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-25

Foc NmCnbCnlCnta IN DER Flott1orll
ioll 10 itort mic m01Iid Gcntud)t pcr.
0cn un0 man CrruurtCt llldlt, ouB IT.
1Cn0 cine Stimmc 0u0CQcn crbobc'l
miro. IS ioQ bctout mcr0CIl, 0uB III
bcmotratiihC Edrtci ulr Die &Crlprt'
dul,Qcn bon 1903 uu2lilbrt uli'
Wrrn0 0CrCu Der Wolucrutlr un0 0IG
@cicbQcblnQ g%Cp0bIt Wur0crl Is II!
nidt puhrlhcinlldL 0OE Die Nonltnt.
itrQtion 0c9 @ullpcrlcur9 lU00lllr'
ucrOCn miro. NI4 Gun0ioat 'llr
St00t9 GontrolCur miro SEER Wor.
Don J. N"tfinion micocruominlrt Dcr.
ocll. Ncruorro0cn0c Ncnlotrdicn bu'
ben iidI benlilbt, Den characterization
NljOor NupuCr }l uCrulIo''Cll, lidl 1T
0lmitCn 0Ca 4oC announcements }ll CT.
fldrcn, 0od) bat iih 0CrlcIbc cntlhte'
Den Qcprigcrt, irNc10 ctIuu2 }l 'E.
gen. Cine GinluOunQ at Der Stoot2'
Contention EbciI SIT ncburn, bat cr
0ontit bconhuortct, 0oB cr nit lclncr
| 6umitic mCbrcrC ISod)Cn IN sic NcrGe
QCrcilt lit.
Nr. NtltrroD &onoiucr, &~Oriit,r
Dc2 ocmrpfrotiihcn StuotS Central
Gomitc'@, bat iid Don iCincr fiIr3li.
d)Cn GrtdltunQ crboIt unO %crtIGrtc,
oaB 0o2 Nou5c 0cu1otrotiihc (idCt
mo ultd) ou4 Yoc NlmCuocmrnt &c,
lpinucu mcr0cn. Gic Nrbcit iiir On5
EnC N%mcnhCWrCnt lit 0cu1 SpC}iol
GomitG nit Nrn. SrunI Shirt ais
MiIIi3lctrctGr ilbcrtruQCn. Yer Il
NcntIidc NorliGcr, 4 @ounCrnWtr Z.
T.. %udlon, luiu ulli mchrCrC gSodCn
in cin 9o0 rciicrL I'M iih }u crhoIcn.
Gas @orptQunrticr Oc9 @rn. Shirt
bclin0ct lid I'M o@otcI NcrlCrt" lnO
miro bon Dem SouptQltortiCr intyGur
tnm Nouic" 0unj m%lobbGngig Gcfilbrt
mCr0Clt.
9cl Der Icttcn 0clnoIrotllhrn Nri
nduuobl bobcn bic Ncmotrotcn cine
HCttion Nclcrnt, Oic Tie lid bintcr 0i'
GbrCn id)rcibcn moQcn; n0mlidL sic
gS0bl clllc@ HSuro CrCIltlobC0nltCll
ilIlo olc ?'ollllllotloll Don eollo'oulch
loll'Il H'u)l lI'tPt NClI'Vl''Io'l l'ullI''
o'll' ocllll ocl o't I'el'lt SNoo' IA!
man otooou)lcl' ooB ole @oro eFe'H'
liooFollIltl' I'u) i'cpt 'l'' Iott Vl8V''VI'
SoroVVt''' oV''IlIl'''vtlI U''o Ole eoilo'
oul'll BulIj uoVrIVpel'. 81 o'VIV'''
jioFar loll III or ''ouIlVl "Cl'8"c'
plll'0 oo9 Ft''''otlooQ'8V'VV Nco"oVI'
IptIoV'''
III oell'oiFol'IuV FutlVl 'U'to oC''
i'otIl'e'' N'uII'PJ III ouH foc ''''c'
oVI''V'' III oV'' eu''''l'l9 lllV'Vl' "
'oVlo)eH ooH SN'''oI luV SSup''clVG
tVolH8ll'l'B III. N' JVIlVI eo''''''''
outl o"" NSoti "~'Vpl'pl''u'lVt ooVt
oSt'l'oltol "'Wl ol'l UGH S'uVl CT
I'QV'''cl' or98'V'u)V' lo''''V'' p'V ""'
men OCT eo''''oolc" j"loll,'''V''Nt'
lltl'l iortoV''' 'ul' Is OCT SNoQ'o"''
'lul9oeporoV 8VIolIl.
Hber audi III Der Stont mlro g mr.
DC 9tegcr mo lcnc WclBclL lucldt
llldt lelcn mo ldrclbcn tonlcn, Itbr
ld)lplerlg lcllI, ou@ nUd)'tc Sttct rtd).
Zig jlt ltlnlnlrIt. Snt ortticll lllN bier
ten Elltrltt nnlB cln Stlmm0cb"r
/ Srcr5c ollt 'clncnl Sldct nortl'
rem, nm rld)tl8 SIT ltlnlnlcll illlo III
crltet lnto jluclicn St'trltt llro lc 10
Hrell5e 6l l'oa)'l''
Wit ocn FroblbltlonIlicn nllo Sos
5lalllten mcrocn I'M @onjCn ltll0c'nDr
% 9%tontcn mo 5lpci announcements
ouI oem Gldct lctlL ans pcldcn 'id
Die Stlntnl9cbcr Die rldtlgclt aus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-25
Shiffsfartcn ppn anb mad TeutldJ'
LAMB.

Son Baltimore biz Bremen: 8o-
iiitc $l5 uno $3.50; gremen-@aI'
timore bis gum /. Hppember $3.50
uno $50. 80; bonn /. Nopembcr big
/. Iltallt $3.50. &unbreiie ST bill.
lisercm Yrciie. Sbco. $. 1iencr &
So, Simmcr Tr. 3, ia Sit.2ering'
ton.Str. (323)
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-04-06
A Letter From LOfiS.
X x Y

Editor County Record: | want
to announce through your pa
per that l have just closed one
of the best meetings at my Lit
tie River church that l have
ever held on this charge, Our
meeting lasted ten days and we
had the pleasure of witnessing
the happy conversion of four,
teen souls and sixteen acces.
sions to the church.
Well, we praise God for what
he is doing for us. This is the
third year that we have served
the Loris circuit and the good
Lord is doing even more for Us
than ever.
For what has been wrough,
through our ministry We give
God all the praise.
Your friend and brother,
S j Mcconnell,
Loris, April /, 1905.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-04-06
Not Our Fault.

The COUNTY RECORD of Kings,
tree has been enlarged to seven col,
umns, eight pages, and The effects
of its new type aud machinery are
plainly visible. The RECORD is
one of the newsiest county papers in
this section of the State, and gives
all but one indication of prosper
ing-the editor is still unmarried
and Williamsburg, too, is noted fol-
its excellent, accomplished. and
beau tiful Notwithstanding Times.
There is current maxim that il
takes two to make a quarrel, and ii
is equally evident that no man mot
even the necessarily resourceful edi'
tor of a county newspaper) can ef-
feet matrimonial alliance with out
the aid and consennof a member of
the fair sex. Up to this time every
essay of the editor IN question to
emigrate into the united state of
natrimony has been futile and dis
astrous; hence his present condition
of domestic infelicity is his mlsfor-
tune rather than his fault. If one of
the excellent, accomplished and
beautiful women, aptly and poet
ically described by our esteemed con-
temporary, would exhibit the slight,
est inclination to respond to an in.
vitation to share our rugged lot
she would find at all times "Barkis"
to be in no wise otherwise than
"willin' -
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-04-06
FROM SALTERS DEPOT.
Personal and Local News OF Recent
Happening.

SALTERs DEPOT, April 3:-Rev g
W Ray has resigned lis principal of
Sal ters public school, which l"s:'
tion he has held for the past month.
He Is succeeded by Miss Sue Stoll,
whose school near Taft closed some
time ago. This is our thirt. teacher
so far this session.
Miss Florie Stubbes, who has
been teaching near Suttous, has re-
turned to Salters.
Mr. L B butcher of Chicago Is
spending some time at the home of
Mr. J A Ferrell.
DR. A J Stokes, presiding elder of
Florence district, spent Friday with
Mr. r E Salters' family.
Mr-Albrecht of Chicago spen
several days last week here as the
guest Of Mr. j A Ferrell.
Mr. j A Scarborough, represent
ing Alex Sprunt & Son of Whining
ton. bought q large lot of cotton
here Saturday on basis of "a
cents. About all the cotton around
here has brtu sold
There has been ~ cotton an bat
little corn planted IN this neishbor'
hood up t. tnis time.
Prof j H l. Chandler is very SICK
at this time.
Mrs E c ncDanirl has been quite
sick for several weeks.
Mr. w r Bryan has recovered
from his recent illness and is able
to be out.
Mr. ] 4 Davis Is improving slow.
ly.
XXX
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-04-06
A Card.
Loris, April /, 1905

To the Farmers and Business
Men of Williamsburg County:
Take Notice: have appointed
the following gentlemen a com
mittee to investigate the ad,
visibility and probable cost OF
building cotton warehouses in
Williamsburg county and report
to the convention later:
DR. W S Lynch, Scranton.
DR. A H Williams, Lake City.
Capt John A Kelley, Kingstree.
J F Cooper, Fowler.
w D BRYAN, Taft.
E B Rhodus, Greelyville.
Leo, April 3.
j Davis Carter,
Co Ch IN G G A
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-04-06
] f. Ellprhe
.G|0ded School Department.
Conducted by the pupils of the ninth end tenth
F'-. gralesl

Conducted by the pupils OF the ninth end tenth
gradesl
We were glad to have with us
in chapel Tuesday r,orning
quite a number of our friends,
who take a great interest in the
school.
The warm spring weather for
the last few days makes us feel
like studying more.
One of the teachers asked
who in the class had read
"Romeo and Juliet. :" A boy
answered that he had read
"Romeo" but not "Juliet.
8, "Red Hill" seems to be very
here of late. The
boys had another fish fry there
Friday night, with more success
than at the former one.
The recital on Friday of last
week was well attended by our
friends in town. 1.-THE Sleigh
Bell Polka" with bell effects was
beautifully rendered by two OF
the tenth grade.
We are looking forwa rd with
great pleasu ure to the next holi'
: day, which will be on G G,od Fri
!. day.
The eighth and ninth grades
are looking more cheerful now
They have finished their alge'
bra examinations.
The boys have been making
good use of their ba Sc ball dla'
moud back of the school build,
ing. They will play a match.
game soon.
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FERTILIZER TAG TAX.
Up to This Time Receipts Considerably
In Excess Of Last Year.

In view of the meeting of farmers
of Richland county at the court
house today the fertilizer receipts at
the State Treasurer's office might
prove interesting. Up to April l.,
1904; the receipts amounted to.
S99,547 IS and up to April l, 1905,
the receipts are $lO7,ls3 50. 1t is
explained that the season is practi-
cally over and there will probably be
little further sales during the rest of
the year, although tags are shipped
cut at all seasons. The gain over
last year has only been made in the
last week.-The News & Courier
April 2.
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MOftuafy.

DIED-On Saturday, April l,
1905, at 4 p m, at her home ear
Gourdins, Mrs w d Rich, nee
Miss Alice Mcintosh. Mrs Rich
had been in failing health for
some time, and her death wa:
not unexpected. She leaves be,
sides her husband, three young
children bereaved of a mother s
care and tenderness. Her re.
mains were inferred at Greenoch
burying ground Sunday after
noon after her death.
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TWO VALUABLE
SCHOLARSHIPS.
EXAMINATION FOR CADETSHIP AT WEST
POINT and ANNAPOLIS TO Be HELD.

Editor County Record: There
will be held in Florence, S Cat the
graded school building on Saturday,
April 22nd, 1905. at IL a m, an ex-
animation TO determine who shall be
appointed to both U s Military and
Naval acae emies from the 9Th Con-
gressional District of South Caro-
lima. All who desire to apply for
either of these places must he on
hand promptly. Prof j L Mann,
Mr. A II Gssque and Miss Lena
B Lawson will conduct the exami-
nation. Write to either of them at
Florence, s Z, or TO me at Sellers, S
G, for further information. The
one who is appointed to Wes, Point
must report at Fort Mcpherson, At
lanta, Ga, on the first day Of May,
1905.
j E Ellerbe,
Representative Sixth Congressional
District.
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Letter to r H Kellehan.
KINGSTREE. sc.

Dear Sir: The late president of
the Croton River bank at Brewsters,
N Y, built the finest house in all
that region, in 1884, and painted it
with lead. and oil at cost of $500
the house cost $31, 900.
In 1SS7-three years-he re-.
painted it with Devoe at a cost of
$3.50. In 1897 this paint was in
good condition.
Lead-snd-oil, $40O. three years.
DevOe $3.50, ten years.
Yours truly
FW DEvoE & Co.
PS DrD G Scott sells our paint.
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Notice TO Teachers.

Unless l can get a pledged
xattendance from thirty bona
Ade teachers I am afraid that
we cannot secure a Summer
. School for this county at Kings
tres; therefore, l beg that teach
ersedesiring the Summer School
held in this county will write
me without delay. None bat
teachers holding certificates
can give pledge to attend.
WILLIAM COOPER.
Co. Supt. of Education.
A-R.9t
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MARION BUSINESS LEAGUE
Will Give Annual Smoker on Friday
Nlqht.

The editor of The RECORD ac-
knowledges with thanks the follow
ing invitation:
You are cordially invited to attend
the
Annual Smoker
of the
Marion Business League
Marion, S. G.
Friday evening, April seventh
at half past eight o'clock
Kindly advise if we can expect you to
be our guest on this occasion.
Committee:
D F Miles Chairman, L NJ Gasque,
w F Stackhouse, E 81 Bryan, F D Bry-
ant, L NJ PettigreW. K F. Blackwell, Jr.
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Notice..

Until further notice my Office
days will be every Saturday, ex
cept the Saturday before the
first Monday in each month
and also the first Monday il
each month.
WILLIAM COOPER,
4-6-tf. Co Supt of Education.
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Welsh NECK PLAYS BALL.
Shut Out Charleston College on Fri
day-SeCOnd Game a Tie.

HARTsvILLE, April 1--WE lsh
Neck beat Charleston College
Friday afternoon, March "A, in a
drizzle, 8 to 0. 1t was the local
teams first game, and they did
fine playing throughout. Cum
ningham pitched a very fine
game and won his rank as a
first class college pitcher right
at the start of the season. He
struck out 16 men, gave one
scratch nit and not a base on
balls. He batted we'll, and
felded his position in great form.
Scott, Miller and Timberlake,
batted well and played their po-
sitions excellently, while Mabry
caught a steady, splendid game,
and 0atted hard.
The game Saturday went to
ten innings and resulted in a
tie-4 to t. 1t was rather long
and full of errors at times, but
quite interesting on the whole,
and intensely so at the last
when Miller and Scott got on
bases in the las t inning with the
score 4 to = again st them, and
were sent home by Cunningham s
splendid timely drive to right
centre.
The game showed Charleston's S
team up in better style than
that of the day previous, but
they were denied the pleasure
of winning a hard-fought game.
For Welsh Neck it was a case
of an off day; for errors, dumt
base running and poor juds
ment cropped out plentifully at
times, and alternated with some
really guilt-edged work when
things became critical and the
bases full. Several weaknesses
were shown up, and iti is a very
good thing that they came out
early the,season. when theycan be
correc ted. Flowers was in
splendid form and deser 'es
great or edit for the fine game
he pitched in adverse circum-
S tances at almost all times. He
struck out 13 men and gave two
hits.
The Charleston team was. the
usual gentlemanly lot, with the
addition of two first class monk
eys in the shape of Frazer. Be,
leau pitched a fine game, too
the first day, and a winning one
against anything but the very
finest playing. Henderson is
an old favorite at Hartsville
and his pitching the second day
was steady and deserving OF
better success. Odione caught
we'll and threw to bases nicely.
Lee played fine ball in left and
the whole team is strong one,
with the unfortunate faculty OF
going up in the air at "a pinch.
Litschgi's first base playing
was fine.
Cadet c E GRAHAM.