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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-05

ltebereinItillnnm0 nit Dem .ieltgelet:
ten Slottenbaliplon ioeben G%ottrofte
iiir Den 9ou srpeier neller Sdlndlt-
idiiie uno 5peier &reu5er obgeldlo''
ien. Gin Shlodtlhiif miro anf Der
8ermonia @erit in aicl unb bnS
onocrc bel SdJihnu III GLIDING gebollt
meroen.
Senfotioucllcr SeI6 it
moro in Gburlotten-
bur9.
In Gbarlottenburg bnt W%nrgoretbe
Sofimann, Sodter bcs ilHgoriiden
Oberiten b. Yoroc5tp, inter %ieltialnel
ltmItGnoen SelbltHorb bcgotgen.
Sic fIcioctc lid uic 5rl cinem Seite
an, id)niidtc lid nit elmer Siile bon
&nien nnb lrqtc lid IN ibrem @oits
boir niebcr. nnhoem lie ule 8oS-
bdbue geoifnet botte, @eiteru Mtors
geu nirbe Ole nit Roien beocrtte
2cid)e 9%eiulocu.
Woraoretbc &oiimnm fam ais
MGbfrn nod Ncm- BORT uno beira.
tbetc BORT ocn Ibcotcrmoler 0oif.
mann, bon hem tic obcr geidieocu
murbe. &or 5nei Sobrcn fam tie
nod Berlin, 100 lie bis 3llIcbt Die
Sole elmer cIc9onteu Scbebome
Ipielte.
Cine foicrliG dc Spcu6c.
Der oSotulvNn5Ci9er" mel6et aus
Sotio, &ai'cr @ilbclm bobc Dem
Erin3cn aorl Nnton bon &obcnSol
Iern hefoblerL Der Snmilic ocS iopa.
nild)en SieItenoutS Sbiboto $4,000
Wfarf 81 ilbermeiicn. Sbiboto iiibrte
Die frenocu VtilitGr glttod)eS BON
MlItoen nnd) 4ort 9(rtbllr llno iieI
baIo onrorli i'm 8cied)t. Die iopo-
uiide Yreiic bcipriht Die Spenoe oeS
aaiiera III Der iUmpotbiidyiten @ciie.
Sau0cSfird de Ser .
NJ III | q.
Die lnnoestirtIid)c Seriammlumo
ErcliBcn'S iii bier inter GROCER 9es
tbeiligung erofiuet moroeu. Mn oen
9%eratbunaen uebmen II. u. Sbeil:
Der &ice.ErGiioent oeS prenBiid)en
SerrcnbmIieS, Greiberr Otto b. Mon.
t%elliiel; Der itreitbore Sol mo Com.
prcoiger a.. :. Stodcr, melher Nfit-
gIieo beS Heid)StngeS lit; Ser courier
uotipe SanotugS Nbgeorbnete Erc.
bigger Sd)all; Erofeiior Or. Srntcr;
Enitor BON 8obelidppingb uno Gons
iiitorial . ErGiioent Or. Stodmon1,
meld)er Dem HeitStoge mo N~bqeoro-
netenbouie ongcbort.
N"lIerIei aus lano.
@lui GinIooung oeS &oiierS &iI-
bclm miro Ole pcrmithpete &0ni9iE
Morgberito bon Stolien Den Set
lpieleu %beimobncm meld)e pom ;. bis
gum 10. Mai i'm Noitbeater 5l @ieS-
booen itottfinoen lpcrbcu. Ger Sal
ier miro befomntlid) bel mcbreren
IltffiibrunQen 5ugegen iein.
Sn @ien crregt eS groBeS Aui-
Ieben, Dob 5uei Gage nod) Ser 9eae9-
nllng oes @rofen GioIllholpSfi nit
Dem Signor Gittoni cine itol.ieniitc
iiber @ien
obiubr, nm bel @emona eincn bon
Der ariegSuermultlrng on9coronetcn
Sbaliperrenbou an Scr oitreidiihen
@ren6c 81 beginner,
gSie ans Gmoen 9emeloet miro,
uergr6Bert Die oeutif j.. ri1iliid)e
Nopbtbo . @eieIli6oit ibrc 9nloaen
i'm a%ubenboien nm 5pei Snnfa, mel
DIE flint Wiaioucn Siter ioiiel. Sic
rid)tet ferner cine regelmGBi9c Gam.
pier = Serbinoung nod rniiiiden
S1ien ein, INN Die omerifanilde Con,
t~llrren5 cner9iih 81 befGmpien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-05
Nerdants' e Sinners SranSppr.
tation Gompsxp.
Tampfer-Ytntsu.

Tampfer-Xtsts
Na@ Hoften urt benz Often: iebsn Wonfae,
9tsnftd0, Donnerftaa unb Samftaa, ubenbs
. 1lbr.
No6 grobibence unb bem Often: iebenSomn.
tag, Wttttiuodb uiib Sreitae, NbeubS . ubr.
Tnt y,eiuport : 9isipS nnb 4orioIf: tdgIi@
Urn 0 lbr UbenoS.
Srddt iptro thaIih biz 8 tIbr Mbenbs FIR an
BEN 1aee abiabrenoe 9arlpfer nnaenouIuen.
Nnd Sdbanndb uno benz SfNen: ieben 4tens
flag. Scnnerftaa iIub Samftao, stbcnbs 9 tlbr.
Boftouer iin6 Vro,tbenre . 9ampfer tatren
bon Der Eerite am Sube bes Coma. DodS ab
Saoannab.D Do mpter bon ber y8ertfe am Uube
Der MISUNDERSTANDING.
..g q. ". 0ialnslam, ueent.
t gone.Do6.
q. y. 3arnsS, 0.sT.sM.
q. .. etsbbtnD. 0.sW.
Snupibii,snu - 9iibui.6de German. un0
9tgbt' strahe. Qi3I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-05
'@egwei(u
ppn empfeblensmert5em Sinaxs.,
Gngrus. aub Gnoetail. 8eidlGitea.
Gtnan3ieIIe =.
0nnfpn.

StHa II 3telle$.
9anfen.
SirIt Wational 9anf, 16, 8eit.Sara.
togo Strabe; s. 8. Serguion,
graiibert; s. 9. @iIcog, aaiiirer.
CORNERS ano Ierdants' RatiouaI
@anf. sol, IorS,GbarIes StrnBe:
gbas. Z. Crane, Br6iioent; Garter
y. Ssburn Goiiirer.
Dcutide 9anf, ~2eriuaton- unS Soui.
bays trabe; u. s. Sdul3, BrGii.
bent; Guguit 8eber, 2aiiirer.
Commercial ano Sarmers' Rationol
ganf, Sotparo. unb @erman-Str TT.
Weitern National gonf, Ia, Horo.
@u!ap.S traBe; Soibua q. Sarpep,
Erdiibent; @. Narrfott. 2ailirer.
9ropers' ano Tedonics' 0ational
ganf, gutolu. uno Sapeite.S Ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-05
Goniroieurs. Iepartement.
R0fbbdu2

@aIttmore, Mo.. ben 2s. slpriI 1905.
N1drldt miro biermit ertbcili, oaB ate
Wlarftslicen5eu LnuSfhlieBlid FOLDER FIR Gens
ire'Dlarfi, In 5olae oes 5eners), lopie Saus
bar iinc, NIB ~oieielben 5pif6eu ben. /. mnS 20.
Wiui IN <oieien BiirfGi gelnit iueroeii miiiien.
@eo. u, 9eiiner, Gnniroleur.
CapriI2s ;9Rdil ,3.5,s. t0.12.15,t7,lD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-05
NsspIams xxs $ennisIpaaia.8ahu.

WcfgIanb xxS *eRnisIbania.Wat aha.
Baee beylamen sRuetfsMbenue. Station:
7.S0 Born. nd@ Dot, tdoIi6, oaSoenom.
men e.nnta9s.
$50 naN Belatr, tdeIi4 auSoencmmen
@onnto0e.
s.25 yaAm. no1 Uerf. taeItA, ssseeuon.
men GOnnt1os. -
40 mad Delta. tdeIt6. aasosnouuen an
600 Es0a. nsA Delsir. tasiso, snsssnOs.
100 a6sniS. "a Esiais, M, eauntaes
tt.A5 uAeoAe. md selair. UittDed srA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-05
9amburgsNmerifa.
-Wadl-
SOppclIdJrmbcn'
Grprc5,. mn YuIiooirr. TifuIt.

. asseu IN 9ppsr fir aunsun UNI Raris an.
Sumbnrg-M
81 Wroooluop. Nciu'Oorf.
Nrtbmr ". HubIun,
1917 S1t.0nltimore'Str
Nm alteu Yiate,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-05
&ricsscrflGrmng acgcm bic Oraaniiirte
Wrbeit in Bolton.

y 0 Il 0 II, 4. Moi. - Die Bottom
employers EXPLOITATION" bat beihloi.
len, ole Nid)t . l~lnionilten in Bolton
unter Sdpub Der rGiti5ens &nonitrial
aiiociation Of america" 81 itelen
unb ite 5llr Sppoiition geaen ole
3luede Der Nrbeiter e llnionen 81 or.
qaniiireu. Sec 9. Sugo, Elm bieii,
ger Irbeit9eber. lit 8orliter bes
Spe3iol Gomite's, meldeS ole Be.
ipegun9 leiten iol. @ie er erflGrt,
lit eS oos 9eitreben Der employers
Niiociation," Ole WibbrGllbe Der slr.
better : Srgnniiotionen ourd) cine
9egen . Iiiociotion nit ibren ei9e.
men 8uffen 81 b%efGnpien. Sbre
Flattiorm umiuBt folgenoe @runos
iGee: SEEM 0geidloiiener Chop"
feline 9eid)rGnfung i'm @ebrollh Dor,
@erf5eugeil Woihinerie ooer Wote.
r%ialien, nit aitsnabme iold)er, mel.
DIE uniiher limo; feline 8eld)r0nfulg
Der Eroouftion; feline geid)rGnfiing
Der 3abl Der 2ebrlinge uno @eiellen,
fulls lie BON poribriftlid)em 4lter;
fem 9opcott, tein Spmpotbieittife
uuo fein compulioriiter @ebrniId,
Der Union . Gillette.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-05
Sparbaufen.
Central Sapinss ganf, CHARLES.
uno 2eyineton.S traBe.

9anfiers uno Wafler.
Sambleton & 60, 12, Sit.2egington.
StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-05

Nnnapolis. Mt. NobaI etatlcn. 1880 unb
.st5 SoEm 800 nns i5.5b Tabm. gamssn'
Station; 800 mno 300 Sosn 1905 @ii'
S..eerid. Wt. sioba!'S% tation. 7sA6, le.ts q
@nmosu. staiion, 1885, 1900, 7915 uno 1000
Born. LES. Z, so une .5.2o abenes.
!at3 q COMMUNICATION mao S. 1900 mn
.saa.rsts,Dn. mt. -OouI.s iatOu. ls.4s gorm..
ls'eo gsebm. M experimentation, 800 Soru'-
Gaiesti Gin uiS wit. airs, gamSeu,siatoR.
t1s5, ae.15. PORN. n.25, 1859, $500 Ra6m.
Curtis Bah, gamSsI:s tattou. !sss Born;
eameen.S tation, 800 sattnl.
"s0sa' S'ae s'ris" mad, SsiIassiss'a Ssh
Celtic Ssrl'samoen ssrI. gt. Repai
@6SslGi,1oasa snej i;..5 Ias 2;Shg. sSss
aar!or, speii... aase; 9. ii.Gos. aii,Sl Sd
sSssaiii simi,es.a eassialis IbpS e Builn man s
spe!ie.Gasaaas. Saat siss. Sss2 as."'
s ss:sss:ss;. ' asSs;I'i: s: aa isSsI: sS$S ss$$$sss
e%lanpasson 1dal. ~ 80 " ts!t "
" na6 allaniis.eiip an Ro@sntas.n: d
rdd Ntiantte'ettn idqlih
gae 3ige baIten IN Etlntnstsa. q bdlf
In Gheiter an.
gerI gamben BerI .Wt Wobol
RbiIa. affoni. nur Con. 500 q. $40 3.
9bila.. affom. ausa. 9. s,t69. s.2e 3.
einseirISs XII. anss. 3. 5.ioa: sisN.
Rbifn. gffom., rur 60. 6.i0M. 6fbM
gbiIa. grpreBg, anse. g. 75SM. s@a.
Wiuet'a %ireeur: anrbtpelt,Sde CHARLES. mno
saratoaa.e trnBe 60. ~. s. M.ss0ebdnbe),
Pr. b26. 6ile.groabfpap. ut. HcbaLetatteS
coer ganibe nsS Citation.
8. q. D,arttn, U2ur. VuN. 9raftis.
e. u. 0aHet. 0eii. Boz. dGsnf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-05

Sei,er.8e rliderunss.a genten.
Some 5rienoIp Society, 1926, Gin
ben : Mpenue.
%. &. SbadeIiorb & Co., 2, Oft.
SaratogaItraBe.
$enrp Ne. @arfieIb MopaD, 210.
Sit.2erinatonitruBe.
@irdbeao & Con, GA, Sit.2erina.
ton StraBe.
Senneb & Taplor, 300, SIt.2ering.
ton StraBe.
turner & TboMas, 2. Sit.Saratoea.
StraBe.
90. .. SeIben, II, Sit.gIeaiant.
StraBe.
9udban0lnng.
WrS. M. Wartiu, 7t5, @eIt.2erine.
ton . StroBe.
Seleriidere MobeI. 2ageruno.
8rabam's @arebouie, Yarf Apeinte
nno Dolpbin.S traBe.
@rnnSeisentbuuts.N afler.
Yierre 6. 9,igan & Stephen. t6,
2erington.S traBe. 'o'
Bidder equiliten.
Ebe Mpers g. $id8 Co., 104, Glib.
0ofparo.S traBe.
8auboI3.SGnbler.
TboS. MattbetpS & Con, Canton.
4benue uno @lbemarIe.S trabe.
Geo. s. SIoan & Bro, 4t4, 2iobt.
Strabe. m
8lef. iin6 emainirte StabIpaaren.
Wntional gnaMeIing & Stamping
Co., 100, $anoper.S trabe.
Dmnpfmaidinen, 2eiieI II. Bumpen.
Baaoce StebbinS & Cons, Charles.
uno 2ombar6.S traSe.
2anbpirtidaftIibe 8erGtbe unS eG.
mereien.
@riffitb & 9urner Co., 205, Worb.
Yacaltrabe.
Srnamentale DRAFT rbeiten.
9nfur & Co., 311, N..SoDar6.S Ctr.
S6nitt. unb 2ur3tpaaren.
Irmiirong, Gator 4 Co., t06-18.
Sopfins.G laee.
Sreeelas, Sertel & 60, 109, SOP.
fins.HIace.
Ebiiren, GenfterrabMen II. @auIea1tr.
5rant 8. DatfinS & Co., Bratt. unb
Yreiioent.S trabe.
Sfmipftabaf6 Sabrifanten.
R. Starr & Co., 436. Horb.g aIpert.
Strabe.
3eitidr:ften =. Naea3in etc.
Baltimore RetDS Co.. 318, BeTt.
@erman.S traBe.
Sriebb6fe.
2oltbon Yarf geneterp. Office 81,
Weft.S aratoga.S traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-05

E6Te! VGNe!
Jnr 4tiie in's YmsIauS beiorst @.
Waine, Nr. ali, Ct. SAILS trafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-05
He1i'ftdl0t OCT Siaof baltimore.
CIpriI2aiWsqI2 4, 1870 ~. ~ 49,.
Tepartemeut jtHr q diieutiihe. 1sttbsEenuaen
untcr'T eparienttnt 2aten'Bcb0rbe.
Baltimore. Dlb. q
csHenDide Maerfie nne 1p6s ~ uier %

ceHenaide Merfte unb Todd II Bier gr. 4.
g~inseboie FIR Die Contribution zines Sfetlls
iirb Nalfen. glfitruo 8ur ulntaiiuns nnb @ii.
buna oeS Yier5 ytr. 4 lperoeu bis gum "a. W,ai
glneebote mitIien an Den Stdof.3 eeifiraior,
3iatbbaus, eeianbt uHo an ben BOARD OF
glparbs" abrefftrt mo pel eineig beelnmbigten
ali Den MaDor mo StHoiratb BON baltimore.
beaIeitet iein. Sds Hedt lpiro porbebaIteI, IT,
aeio eines ODER aue Anaeboie aurldSnpeffen.
Rldne iiHo Spe3iiifatiunen fonnen ge2eI 3obs
luna bon So, oie ben eietern 5uriiderffattst ipers
ben. i'm eiireau Der SGier eeboroe eriamaf pers
ben.
y. 8, Guttsu,
snfens5 neeineur.
-s-"S. n. Glah 1inanns,
Nrdftbeuf Der gohirdlieergeb un9s 'Beb1tbe. Il
Qyiatt .3,5,S, 1012,15iT 19.22l3,a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-05

6ranf 2nno, Der autl6er zines
Eoituogens, lpuroe in Noriolf, so,
bon 9unoesrid)ter WaooiQ lpegen
@roBoiebitabls gum Sfaoen Der
gunbespoit 5u 5mei Sabren Saft i'm
Stroibouie 5u Atlanta, 90, peritr.
tbeilt, 2ano butte feline Sdrnlo 5ilse.
geben. /.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-05
Sh 9erlin geitorben.

teuoent pon9erlin mo berporragenoe
&onSeIrebner Bruno 9rildner lit bier
geitorben. (9rino 9riidner mlrbe
am 8. Mai 1924 81 IoBmein in
Sadien gehoren, itloirte lett 1S43
in, 2eip5ig, wllrbe 1850 Tiarrer 5li
Sobburs, 1858 auBeroroentlider
Erofeiior unb 3ipeitcr llniperiitdts-
Irebiger iino 3ireftor beS Seminar5
fir praftiide 5beologie, 1869 folgte
griidncr einem Mltfe nod Berlin nlS
Trpblt an ct. Hifolai un0 ct. Wos
rien, Ober . Goniiitorialratb uno
orbentlides WitgIieb besS berfird)elli
rotbs, erbielt ierner cine orocntlihe
Sonoror . Grofeiiur al Der llniuer-
iitGt uno 1872. Die neu errihtete @e-
neral . Superintenoentlr BON Ser.
lin, miiroe 1873 0omberr oes Sod
lifts 9rmIbenburs, 1877 geiitlider
&ice. YrGiioent bes OberfirhcnratbS,
1884 Witelieb oes preubiiden
Staatsratbs, 1889 goriiber ser Der.
einigten9 erlilter 9reisipnooen, 1892
legte er feline gemter ais @eneral.
Superintendent unS gice.TrGiioent
oes Sberfird)enratbs nieoer. Nm ser
einfilbrung ipnobaIer S%ronungen IN
Die epangeliide 2anbesfirde Treil.
Ben's, iotpie an ser 2eitung Ser
if)ipierigen .firdlifpn 0erbaItniiie
gerlin's nabm griidner berporraaen.
ben MntbeiI; Sic giniiibrung Der Der
liner @irdenffelier 1T Sein Werf.)
Bier ne n e. atieaSiAiffe.
las belttfde Marine.M Init bat il
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-05

gspii,hiSi ;EGiie! Sale! .,tsn1unln
sMr &eiir is's Snslans beisrst 6.
asine, Rr. All, ct. $sal.etsaie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-05

Selteriidere Wobel.2 ageruna.
@rabam's Darebouie, Yarf apenlie
nno Dolpbin.S traBe.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1905-02-16
Obituary.

MR., T. McClain was born in Hen
derson county N. g. March, Is, 1924;
died Jan. 4 1905 of pneumonia. His
was the first death that occurred at the
old home where he lived from the time
of his marriage (l84s) to Miss Miriam
Crawford who is still living. He leaves
six Sons and three daughters: Wilton
c., John W., J. Crawford, Albert 8.
Thomas g., Henry Bates, Mrs. Harriet
Scott, Ella G. and Leila I. His funeral
was attended by the writer in the old
chapel at the old Shaw's Creek camp
ground where he sleeps with his father
and mother and a very large number OF
relatives.
He was the last and only surviving
member of his fathers large family.
He was converted and joined the NJ. E.
church in early life and was a praying
faithful Christian until his death. He
was a kind husband and father, he had
no enemies. His was a noble ancestry
the McClains and POors were promi-
nent people. His great-grand- father was
Col. Waightstill Avery who had much
to do in making the history of this
county. I think Col. Avery lived IN
Burke county. Bro. McClain's talk on
his death bed to his daughter Hattie
was very comforting. A good life is
generally followed by a happy death.
]. F. WOODFIN.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1905-02-16
to S. r. Wheeler.

Dear Sir: Have you found out you
can paint a job with fewer gallons o.
Devoe than of anything else, lead-and.
oil or anything else?
Mr.. Floyd Almy, house and sign
painter, Greenwich New York, found
it out three years ago; he writes: 81
have used Devoe lead-and-zlnc for the
past three years, and cannot say toe
much in its favor. / am using 1t now
on a big job that / took by contract
ard it has soved me at least $25 in the
cost of material"
Devoe is the strongest paint we know
of, goes furthest: takes less of it to do
your job.
Lead-and-oil is pure, lead and zinc is
stronger, covers more; goes further.
Have you found out you can paint q
gallon of Devoe in less time than a gal,
lon of anything else? That mean less
time; less money.
Less paint, less money for that; less
time, less money for that. Devoe lasts
longer; do you mind the less money for
that? You are su of it.
Yours truly
F. w. DEvoE s. Co
Clark's Hardware House sell our paint.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1905-02-16
Mills River RippIes.

The weather has been very cold this
week and especially at the "Hen Col
lege." Coasting has been the latest fad
Milton Allen has been very sick with
rheumatism, but he is reported some
better.
Little Pick Swangin has been out of
school this week on accOund of a crick
in his neck.
DR.. johnson, Will Sorrels and Clar-
ence Carlin have gone to Campqella. S
c., to scatter the gospel.
]. Q. Allen has gone south to sell his
mules.
Miss Matte Clayton and Mr. Thomas
Bracket were joined in holy matri-
mony by ESQ. Osborne at the residence
of Elan Bracket. Success and happi-
ness to them Is the wish of the Mills
River people.
Miss Mabel Corpening and her two
brothers, Will and Hoke, r attending
school at Mills River Academy.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1905-02-16
Burst a Fish Pond

Two of The Hustler force, Ernest
Drake and Willie Kinch, becoming tir-
ed of routine work took a,short outing
on Monday evening. The attractions
without were too enchanting to resist
thoughts of other days when they were
much younger than now. The icy hill
upon which the handsome residence of
Senator Toms stands was their place of
rendezvous. At the foot of this hill are
two lakes filled with the fnny tribe.
These were frozen over to the depth OF
5 or 6 inches. A handsome little sleigh
was constructed for these two typos.
The runner had been sand -papered
until they were as sleek as glass. This
vehicle was placed at the top of the
crystal hill and with Ernest Drake as
conductor and Willie Kinch occupying
a rear seat the bell chord was pulled-the
result blue streak was all that re-
manned behind. The conductor per-
formed his part well. He jumped sue
cessfully several roads that were lower
than the adjacent surface and finally
he came to the bank of the pond where
there was a sudden iump-of, but there
being no station there and no pas
sengers to get aboard they went on and
literally tore the pond to pieces, but
their rate was so rapid they had no
time to stop to repair any damage that
might have been done. They passed on
across the valley without realizing
what might have happened. Their
escapade was OF, such an exciting nature
that a telephone message was received
at this Office that one: had "a broken
arm and the other a broken back.
Knowing the boys as we do we could
not think it possible that any evil had
befallen them. So we resumed our
work and in due time the boys
came in with nothing worse than a few
slight scratches and nerves somewhat
loosnened up.
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Getting too Fast

The superintendent of the Graded
school, we are we'll aware, knows his
business and attends to it as for as he
can, but we have NOTICED a few things
that he is not aware of, and we
think he should know it. There are
some little boys that have been treated
shamefully by several boys of the school
and so much so that the little fellows
dread to start home alone. On Tues
day evening a little boy was met by
a gentleman of the town and asked the
gentleman to see him home. He said
the boys were running him and throw
ing rock at him.
We witnessed something similar to
this a week or two ago when three
boys of the school followed another
three or fnur blocks castsng stones all
the while. The boys levaded us and
had we been among them we would
not have knowa, for our acquaintance
here is limited as we have not been
here a great while. We are sure that
Superintendent WINS does not know OF
this, and ever if he did, the parents
ought also to know it and warn their
boys against such a course. Again,
Snow-balling is q pleasant past-time for
boys and girls, but chunks of ice, such
as we have had for the past week or
two, will not do to 'play war" with.
This is said for the benefit of the
school, and not in detriment to the
Superintendent, for we know he does
not approve of such methods.
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Fl. F. JOHNSON, Pres.
W. A. VILLAINS, Sec

The second quarterly conference will
be held at Edenyyille church the first
Sunday in March and Saturday before.
Preaching at IL a. M, with dinner On
the ground Saturday. A full at
tendance of all the official members is
earnestly requested as a desire to locate
the parsonage and elect trustees will
be part of the business.
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T. 8. MORRISON, CHAIRMAN,
w. B. WILLIAMSON, CASHIER.
GENERAL BANKING SAVINGS
AND TRUST DEPARTMENTS.
Board of nanagerS.

T. S. Morrison, Asheville Carriage
and Wagon Depository.
W. B. Northup, Brown, Northup &
Co., Hardware.
D. M. Hodges, Hodges & Mitchell,
Gen'l Agts. Prudential Life ms. Co.
T. r. Davidson, Davidson, Bourne &
Parker, Attys.
d. G. Devenish, Supt. Elk Mt. Cotton
Mills.
Thos. w. Raoul, Pres. Albemarle
Park Co.
JIM. Westall, Contractor and Builder.
w. T. Weaver, Prest. w. T. Weaver
Power Co.
r. Bingham, Bingham School.
r. s.. Rowland, Pres. Rowland Imp.
Co., Lessees Atlantic s. N. G. r. r.
J. &. Prichard, D. S. Circuit Judge.
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them. j. P. HYDER.
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Alonzo Tabor spent Tuesday at
Saluda.
The bank will be closed Feb. %, a
legal holiday
J.. I. Liverett made our office a pleas
ant call yesterday.
w. o. Reeves went to Saluda on
Monday on business.
Four horses are now being driven to
the Blue Ridge Inn bus.
Sleighing was a favorite past time
for several days last week.
Bring in your job work now and have
it in readiness fer the spring trade.
Glazener's big sale is now On. The
store has been crowded for several
days.
Dallas Buckuer. of Big Ivy. spent
Sunday night with Mr.. N. Buckner at
this place.
A new county will be asked for
made up from parts of Moore, Chatham
and Harnett.
A chimney on fire in the Blue Ridge
Inn on Monday caused some excitement
for a few minutes.
Six or seven weeks more will bring
US into lap Of spring, and then gar
dening will be in order.
Let everybody attend the public
meeting of the Board of Trade at the
court house tomorrow night.
The residence of Mrs. Laura NJ
Avery. of M~organton, was partially
destroyed by fire last Sunday
We have an article from E%dneyville
that was necessarily crowded out of this
issue. 1t may appear later.
The meeting at Ednevville continues
with unabated interest. There are %
professions and II accessions so far.
The weather began to moderate yes
terday and now we have a better pros
pect for fairer and more congeuial
weather.
Mrs. S.. J. Harris was called to Ashe-
Vile on last Thursday on accounto of the
serious illness of a kind friend and
former neighbor.
One man reports that he heard a frog
croaking last Monday evening. That
frog had evidently had a ~premonition
of approaching spring.
Rev. John W. Bowman,a well-known
Methodist minister, died at Berkeley,
Va, on Feb. 5th. He had been in the
active service about 40 years.
The scarcity of wood on the streets
last week was noticeable. Many families
we're caught woodless and it was a
difficult matter to supply them.
The Rural mall carriers are having a
sweet time of it now. If they had
been up in the art of skating they
might have made good time with less
inconvenience.
The novel sight of hauling rock on a
sleigh was witnessed in our town last
week. The rock we're taken from a
wall somewhere in the country and are
to be used in repairing a well.
Sunday vas a gloomy, cloudy day.
Monday morning just before day a cold
wave struck US and by 8 o'clock the
beautiful snow was falling thick and
fast.
We have just received some new
material and are 10Y prepared to give
you handsome job work. Give us a
trial when in need of anything in that
line. -
The graded school children have had
a gala time for the past week coasting
on the school grounds. Some of them
have received scratches but none have
been seriously hurt so far.
See S. B. Mace's ad ia this issue and
when o need anything in his line cal
on him.
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J. P. Hyder has decided to 60 into
the fertilizer business this year.
Farmers will do we'll to come and see
me before buying. 1 keey the best and
the lowest grades. I will certainly sell
you the fertilizers if you expect to use
them. j. P. HYDER.
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