The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, October 17, 1912, Page SIX, Image 6
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From VV'iflord Fitdng School.
Wofford Fitting School, Spartan
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urg, uciooer 10.?xutr i m v- n. ,
ail a most interesting meeting Wediesday
night of iast week when Dr
1 N Snyder, president of Wofford
ollege, addressed the boys. I)r Snyler
is one of the most pleasing speak rs
of the State, and he always has
omethir.g to say that is of timely
nterest. The Bible classes of the Y
d C A have been organized during
he past week, and the leaders of
ame have met together and mapped
>ut a.course of study f >r the year.
Nearly every boy in the dormitories
ias joined one of these classes, and
ixpects to get a great deal of good
mt of their work this year.
Sunday night, at Central church,;
)r Snyder delivered his annual j
pening address to the student-body '
if the college and fitting school, and
t was delivered in the same happy
tyle that has made Dr Snyder so
lopular as a speaker. He gave the
lew men some useful hints on their
onduct as college men, and told i
hem totipen up some accounts in ,
liarrinninnr nf thpir cnllplTp Career. '
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"The Record" staff have the ma-1
erial for the first issue of the magaine
in shape and it is exacted to
ome from the press in^bout a week.
?he magazine is on a better basis
his year than ever before. The
tusiness manager announces that he
las more advertisements and more
irospects for subscriptions than in
,ny previous year. There are a good
nany writers of ability in school this
ear who will help to hold up the
tandard in a literary way.
Prof Horton has been perfecting .
dans for a county high school con- "
est to be held in the Woffo; d audi-'
orium about the 29th of November,
iuch a contest will meet a long-felt /
(esire of all persons interested in the
ratorical interests of the county, i
"he work that is done in the average
iterary society is of a very low order is
nd, no doubt, a contest of this sort 11
/ill do a great deal to raise the e
tandard of work. e
Some of the new arrivals at the j
tting school this week are: Guy
'ester, Wilton Home, J S Clowney,
lermann Renneker, Chas W Wil- c
ams, M D Dowling. The total en-1 j
ollment to date is 178. This is the
irgest crowd the fitting school has j
ad at this time of the year and the j
plications are that there will be a v
ODd many more enrolled before the g
ear is over. # j(
The two games that the "Fiters"w
ave engaged in have been disastrous
o the followers of the fitting school joys.
The game with the Juniors a
/as a hard fought contest in which j
he Juniors won out. by the score of E
our to one. The game with the v
Yoshmen was not so well played, t
\\e "Fiters" going up into the air a
ne inning and letting the Freshmen
core at will. Outside of the one ^
ining, it was a pretty game.
Hugh Graham of Lake City has (
een taken to the hospital, but he is
ot seriously ill. He is suffering
mm on nnorntinn that WAS nprfnrm
IVUI MU VpviMWW.. I Y>
d upon him some time ago. His
riends will be glad to know that he 0
nl be out in a few days.
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A CONFIRMED SMTEHENT. I
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vidence Rinystree Readers Mill Ap- 8
predate.
E'oan's Kidney Pills have done i
plendid work in this locality. 1
Eave merited the unstinted praise |
(ley have received. t>
here's evidence1 of their value that ?
one can doubt.
It's testimony from this locality ?
tviee-told and well confirmed. j J
Such endorsements are unique in *
ne annals of medicine. ?
Should convince the most skeptical J
iingstree reader. *
J A Turner, 114 E Palmetto St, *
'lorence, S-Car, says: "1 am villing ?
) verify my former endorsement of
loan's Kidney Pills that I gave in ?
larch 1908. I have had no need of ?
kidney remedy since then, sis the
enefit 1 received has been perma- ?
ent. My back ached a grea. deal ?
nd I had sharp, shooting pains
irough my loins. There were also ?
ther symptoms of kidney trouble ?
nd finally I was led to get Doan's
idney Pills. They quickly removed ?
iv trouble, benefiting me in every ?
ay."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50 ?
jnto Fn?tt>r.\tilhnrn f!n Rnffalo. i ^
tew York, Sole agents for the Unit-1 *
:i States. ; _
Remember the name ?Doan's? '
nd take no other.
It has been practically decided by
resident Taft to issue an executive (
rder placing all fourth class postlasters
in the classified Civil service,
uch an order will affect upwards of
6,000 postmasters and relieve them 11
f the uncertainty of appointment
icident to political changes in the ti
iministration. 8/
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"BULL MOOSE" PLUMS
ire Promised Those Who Get In
on Ground Floor.
The following letter to the editor
peaks for itself. We give it space
o keep our readers posted as to the
fforts being made by Beard, Dunn
it a! to undermine the "Unterrified
")emo2racv" of South Carolina.
"Be ware of the Greeks when they
ume ioearing gifts.'*
Cditgr County Record:
In return for a copy of your mailng
list the National Committeeman,
ilr B Sherwood Dunn, of the new
vhite man's Progressive party, will
rladly furnish your paper with politcal
news as it occurs, just as we do
o the daily papers.
No one doubts but that the Remblican
party will be snowed under
Jid the new party is bound to come
nto power at the next election if
lot this. We shall remember those
vho lend us a friendly hand at this
ime in the way of advertising or
my plums that come our way.
Let us hear from you at an early
late. Yours truly,
W P Beard,
blumbia, October 12. State Sec.
If you have young children you )
lave perpaps noticed ihat disorders i
?f the stomach are their most com- j
non ailment. To correct this you
vill find Chamberlain's Stomach and
Jver Tablets excellent. They are
asy and pleasant to take, and mild
md gentle in effect. For sale by
ill dealers.
Get Your Gun j
Whether it Be j
Fox* Parker or L. c. Soil I!
Where you are sure ^
to get just what you ^
want. ^
Hunting Clothes 1
COATS, PANTS AND SHELL VESTS i
HAND LOADED SHELLS 3
D.H.Worlhen ArmsGo. ]|
Charleston, S. C. 5
MAIL ORDERS 5
Promptly attended i
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rhe National House,
266 Meetina Street,
:harleston, s. c.
Rates reasonable; centrally located on
ivo car lines; parties wishing to go to
re Island daily find it to their advan .ge
to go to The National; ten minutes
alk to||the boat; special rates to pares
ana-families. Mrs W B Oeland,
29-tfJa Proprietress.
RECTORY.
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COTTON FACTORS AND GOMMI!
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Charleston
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