Uaal Matte
*'OINTMRNTS OK HUV. J. If 1TK
Jnity, 1 .it iiinl 3d Mah'ciith.
(JIIU v. rusk, 2d and 4ih Habbath, II
m.
Pittas lilt Kill, 2 I and 4111 Hiibb.lb,
( m.
? 250 acres in Cedar Creek
ownship Price $750. } cash.
? Prof A II Hunks \v< nt to
Yorkvillo ycslerd vv in answer to
u telegram I hut his un-ther, who in
iii hor 8*2 I y 'ir, wfts quite ill of
pneumoi.i i.
? Mrs .) il Foster is visiting
relatives at Wiunsboro.
?Mr Oren C Blackmon killed
another of his pigs Monday. It
? netted 484 lbs.
? Misses Kate Barton and Ola
Beckham, of this county have entered
a business college nt Macon,
Gu.
?Senator Hough and Representatives
llamel and Fost< r left
for Columbia Monday to ba arciont
at the opening of the session I
on Tuesday.
? 4 room cottage for rent. Apply
to \V. .1. Cunningham.
? Mrs. .1. C. Robinson and two .
children, of Lancaster, are visit j
ing the family of Mr. .John l\
Plaxico. ? YorUville Enquirer.
? Mr. Jake Kee of Chester 1
county is visiting his uncle, Dr. '
T. J. Strait, here this week.
? Alis. Fannie Bcckam and
family have moved to the city
from Lancaster county to the new
two-story re-ddenco on Kbene/.nr
Aveuua which has just been completed.--Rock
Hill Herald. (
? For Mile ! A .Jersey cow. |
Calf 10 days old. Apply to John
P. Tvitty, Heath Springs, SC :
?The session of the (J. S. Di - |
trict ami circuit court, c. c.wvu-d n .
Columbia L'ucsdav. I bo case of
Mrs Fiances K Miller, former <
postmistress tit Death Springs, j
churned with cancelling stumps to
iuereasc her arlary, will come up ,
at this term. 1 (
? Married, Dec. 19, 1904. by |
Rev T A Dabney, at thie place, <
Mr Robert Lyon and -Miss Mamie
So well, also Mr Henry Adams '
and Miss Lilla So well. Roth the |
brides arc daughters of Mr Roche 1 f
Sowell of the Douglas section. f
?Wanted ! A teaclur for the (
Taxabaw school. Apply to R. E. s
Gregory, Tuxahaw, S. C. !,
?The tent of the Lommond i
fruit stand caught afire from the
stove Hue yesterday morning and ,
u I '-- 1 '
ijui iitu imiu muu iieai i y dillf lip j
before the 11 unes were extinguish- ,
cd Mr L hud one cf his hands |
painfully burned.
?The furmorb of the Autioch <
sectiou wiil moot at 3 p. m., Fri- j1
day at tho school house to organize .
for holding cotton and reducing
acreage A trustee to til 1 tho va-" ,
cancy on the board by Mr Giles'
removal from the district will also |
tie elected that afternoon.
? Married, on Sunday, Jan.
8, 1905, by Kev T A Dubney,
Mr Thomas MahulTey und Miss
Sadie Adams, daughter of Mr G.
11 Adams.
?M;s B. F. Brazinglon returned
Monday from a visit to her
An. \1..? 1.. .VI i
wau?int2i) lum ovuuuij', III VyWllJIllbus,
Ark Her son- Mr Wllil^ i
Brnsington, who spent the pr?st
>e;rin Arkansas, rotntned with
In r and will try his fortune heic
this year.
? Mart i d, by Rev S N Wat son,
Jauy. 5, 1905, Mr W D
Bowers and Miss Ethel Cnuthoii,
daughter of Mr S A Cauthop, of
the Dry Greek section.
Six cents cotton has no torpor
tor these men of () lv., who hud.
a pig killing lime iu thei homes'
last week. I) 11 Supp's Inrgi st
weighed 490 lbs; W (1 Supp's 505
lbs; and Win Hayos' 600 lbs. Mr
Hayes' pig was just twenty months
old and hud only I.ojii in the pen
3 months.
? Mrs Pet Potior, of Abbe* '
ville, is spending a few tdays with
her sister, Mrs T C Hicks, at this
place* , 1
? Col. R E Allison went to,
j \
Yorkviile last Thursday to attend !
Iho funeral o*' liis nephew, Mr.
Win Allison, who died there Wed j
ucsday after a protracted illness, j
lie was 1+ years of ago and leaves j
a widow and three children.
n
?Strayed! From m^ home in'c
Dry Creek township last Friday, !
a red spotted cow, white spot in
face. Robert Moses, j
Dry Creek, S C. j
?The Liberty Mill Mercantile 1
Co.,capital stock $5,000, received I
a charter last Monday from the "
secretary of Stato. S. W. Heath 1
is president, F G Perry ?dee-pres
idont, and 11 F llaile secretary c
and treasurer. 1
? Mrs Amanda Pellc, widow of s
the late D D A Polk, and a sistov
of Messrs O P., and P D Heath
of Charlotte, N. C , died at her
homo ftt Fort Mill la>t Sunibiv
J , iiftcr
su\*( ral days illness of pneu- 1
moniu, aged uhnr.t G9 \enrs. She t
is survived l?y two sons and two I
daughters. li
? Magistrate Cauthcn of Ker- 0
shuw has turned over $31. GO, lines, v
etc , collected the past quarter. v
?28 of this amount was for fines '
imposed by him on parties for v
f illing to work t!i public roods v
when warned out hy tlm overseer. '
- l b"re will ho a basket -supper
at Newcut school house on .
Fi iibiy night, January 13. The
proceeds will ho used to help pur- .
hasr a library for the school. The
liiblie is c udi dlv invited to at- .
, |;;
? I'lie Ingram Bbickwoll comvinv
of Jrfl'srson was chartered
s
no d..\, c pii 'i! stock $10,000.
'] '* ingrain, president and gen- ,
ral manager; .1. T. lihu kwell, sec etary
and treii'tiror. J li
? Mrs Maitlm Ivy Witheis,
vidow ol the late Titos 13 Wit'itrs ^
)f Fort Mill, and a daughter of, c
he 1 ile Adam Ivy of this c mnty, 1 *
lied uv tho home of her daughtor, j **
Mrs J E Massey in Iiock lliil j c
fuesday night, Jauv 3 1, 1905, of 1
lent t trouble to which she was ?
nihject and had before bad several e
iivero a'ticks She was 09 years ^
>f ni:e and leaves throe children a
nirviving her. Her remain" ^
vere taken to Fort Mill for inter- s:
nent. l'
Tho Daughters of the Confodr
?cv have, furnished us with thw
n
ollowing 1 ist of tho Veterans to
vliom crosses of honor will be ^
) resented on Jan. 19lh, 1905.
II. Araut, J. T. Amos, W. R. l'
Jlanton, deo'd., VV. 0. Downs, |
Sarriuel Llinson, John Mackey, (j
1. A. B. Mackey, J. .0. Nelson, .
Li. A. Parker, H. M. Polk, D. "?
\. Roberta. J. J. Roberts, M.E.
Robertson, T. J. Strait, R. II.
J . \\
3a.pp, J no. Wl ight, Win Wright, ^
D. P. Boll, J. H. Gardner, Jas.
W. McCain, Jm>. J Moody, T.
J. Reeves, J as. Rodgers. D. N.
Mackey, M. L. Hinson, E. L.
tlinson
e
Fatal Acchle t at Catawba ltlver
Mr. Frank B. Ayors, who was
r resident of this place upto about
x year ago, was knocked off the
Southern's new steel bridge now
in course''of construction 'across ,,
Lhe Catawba River near Fort *
Mill by a heavy guy rope while >.l l
w ?rk on Sunday last and instantly
killed, lie fell a distance of about
25 feet and was doubtless dead before
bis laxly reached the water,
his neck having been hrokon, bis
skull fractured and one shoulder 1
terribly mashed by stnkhig '
iguinst the timbers of the false f
work below. Mr Ayers was about
RJ years of age and leaves a wito
und two children iiis remains
were interred at ltock Mill.
?> ' >
?Subset ibe to I tie Rtdger. j
-ivrry table of itl 1; IIIuhoii wilt)
:fJ5il ?rs h uinl .llules I ?it v*. . :I
Tin* friends of Air M L Hi dm rrj
>f Kockiughutn, N. 0, formerly
>f ibis county, will sympathise
vith hiiu in tho heavy .loss lie
.asinine.1 by tiio lu-st Saturday
norning, as tohl in tho following
pii'Sal to the C'lui.'lotto Obsclfvur:
Rockingham, Ian 7.? A fire
(ccifrrcd hero carlv this rooming
o
ippalling in its nature. Tho liv>ry
stable of M \j llinson was <lctroyid
together w?th over thirty
utiles and horses. All day the
smosphcre of the town lias been
aden with the sickening < dor of
mining flesh as the charred and
lulf burned carcasses of tho poor
niumls lay among the stnoulderng
ruins.
Tho liro originated about 2
('clock. When tirst discovered it
Mid gamed such lieanway that the
tables in which it started could
lot bo entered. The building was
n immonso woodoti struct lire
onlainin;. the stables, \yareroom
,tid store of Al L llinson and A
X Porter & Co, and situated in
hat part of town known u? liFbe
dockets." Mr llin.-on does a
urge live slock business and hud
m hand belonging to himself and
libera 33 horses and mules, all of
rhich were burned to death. One
one mule broke out and in. some
ray ?so?ip. d from tli? flames, i> it
ras burned so badly lb it be had
o be killed.
The groans of the doomo ! ani
uals before thoy were 'overcome
s - aid to have haon terrible. Two
ther wooden store rooms adjointig
the* building in which the
tables were located and belongig
to Ported & Co., were also
nrno d.
This was, the fourth livery
tabi<'. <if M L llinson's to burn
i:isi' ' h;.s been in business here,
v third >no on the sime spot.
tilled by a Friend by Accident
In a special to t he State from
IbeiF.w on our'tird page is
ount of the killing of Mr. \\rk! or
'raywick, formerly of Kershaw,
alter re'nrts sl ow tint the ac
mint there given is partly inc 1rct.
C. G. 1'raywick, .1 brol: cr
f the deeoased, who aceomprni?
(I the"remains it) Charlotte whore
tiey were interred on Sun lay told
Charlotte Obscvcr reporter just
off the fatality took place. Ho
ud thut bis brother had gone to j
ispect soitu lumber near Chcmw i
r a lirm he was employed by. ^
leturning, he was seen by several
ion at the Atlanta Coast Line de->
ot, among them the agont, a Mr.
Lelntosh. Mr. Mcintosh hud a
itie ot* tbo 22-calibor sort, and
lay fully exclaimed, 4<l'uin going
) shoot to scare him." With
leso words ho shot without takig
aim in tlie direction of Mr.
ray wick.
Then they saw Mr. Traywick
ndk forward unsteadily, motion
:>r aid, and sink to the ground.
\'licn they reached him he was
ying, lithe, little bullet having
EAI> THinTV
i m\ mini i
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In order to reduce oar s
>/e are going la sell goods
'ebruary 5th. It's useless
4 PRK
When wo ?a> Co*>t wo mean exn
bis Kulb only la:>ts for Thirty days,
u*.
We don't charge you anything t?:
ot.
Yo
FUNDHRBURK
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pierced i 'y rijjht hi c ist with dead
ly off cl.
Mr. Tiavwick was a mail ol
good quailics and had many frioudb
at Kershaw who will receive the
news of bis death with sadness.
Another .Mevicen Veteran Ha^
('ussed Over tlio lt/vcr.
Two weeks ago wo chronicled
the death of Mr \V K (Jinn ion, u
veteran of the Florida, Mexican
and nivil wars, at tho advanced
ago of 90 years. On Sunday last,
Mi Lafuyetto Hoik, a comrade ot
Mr (.,iatitoh,s in the Mexican und
civil wars, fell peacefully on sleep
at his homo at Ml I'robpoct, just
across the Stale line in North
(Jaiolihn where he had lived tho
past tiftecn or twenty year.*. He
; was a native of Lancaster county
and lived in the county most of
I J
| his life. Me was about SO years
| of age, and the machinery of life
seems just to have givenout us was
also tho caso with his comrade,
Mr Clanton. Ho was thrice mar
ried, his first wifo being Miss
i "
Nancy Hancock, of which union
one chil I was born to thom. Ilia
second marriage was to Miss Elizabeth
Wallace and to them six
['children were horn. Ilia last
iwife, who survives him, was Miss
Elizabeth Lowry and to them 3
children were born. Of tho ten
chil lien only three or four survive
him. llis remains were it:tcrrod
at Mt I'respoct church on
Alq id ay.
the faimora in almost every
county in this State have organized
for tho purpose of holding
cotton now and reducing acreage
and fertilizers in futnro. In all
the cotton growing States the
s'tmo is being done. In Georgia
the meetings are most enthusiastic
o many as ?00 fanners frequently
Heading a county meeting.
? " ?TT I T1 n~l"IT' * ?N
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LIVERY AND SALE STABLE;
Wo have opened up, at the El
licit Crawford old stand, Sale
and Livery Stables and are prepared
to sell stock cheaper than
anybody, for cash, or on time
with good papers.
Call and see OUR STOCK
before buying. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
LIVERY! LIVERY i
With brand new vehicles
and good
fresh horses we arc
pr a pared to ^ivo
the bent Satisfaction
in the livery
business. - - Very
Respectfully,
Moore & Sowelh
Dee. 1, 1004.
Foley's Money and Tar
for children,safe,sure. No opiate*.
DAYS ONLY
*
tock, before faking stock,
^First Cost '"
:es ; p?
ctly what wo say. Kemombor
Comic and ao.o what our ^doits
? show vou whether von buv or
%/ ^ /
%
urs to serve,
: COMPANY.
#
%
Mffl sii
What, Cotton, N
; Equai to six cent cotton. !
j. + + i | ^
You liavo got what 1 want ? MONI
want?GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS
k S k k
Some of the best AXES on earth a
forget mo. I soli for Cash unit at <
TOBACCO at Cost.
jj. B. MACJC
WITH A \
?<1 Making a (
in our business ami in order to roduco o
1st., otTer to the purchasing public on
flints also all Winter fabrics AT COST,
we moan business when we say COST,
an elegant line of Dry Goods, Shoes, N
and Hats, and will undersell any one eh
Come and See and
self.
Our Clothing and Pants comprise all t
l?o\b Clothing from 75c to $3.00 per
$3.00 to $10 00 per suit. This is no lit
a iifetimo for the purchasing public of L:
RE3P
fijlnC its d A
luwvilii y.vla auu n
To Bargain
1 +fr
Wo have jast linUhwil-taking slock v
heavy winter goods that we arc anxious
them off wo *>ill make a special price on
aasss cot
6 p'eces of line ail wool mixed good*. In
n?; out price esnt-i.
:$ ^f A.shla i 1-idO inchj3 wide, sold f
4 pl???s ZihV.in , I) incllOJ wide, sold for
Wo lure m iny otlvsrJhdHvy'foods that wi
JACKETS
We liavo a faw jacket* loft anil are very
make you aspecal price on them.
FURS!
$:i 00 Fuvs, Closing out price
$2 SO " " "
2 00 * " " "
1 25 ' " "
CLOTH
To thoso who arc in need of a Sui; or Ov<
without aweing our lino a* we hare cat the pri
you to reap the benefit of It,
Pll^rP We hnve li.c 1- unite
\nlir\ \&ilSfr\ Coiun ? oiii> k:i>I buy
'jliUt'J I? J.'}!L"J ouo more piiou ciistim
f IliHin.
r~i th <r\
U h (
Ju? JL.J, \J
In Masonic Building, AboA
I
.
i
o. my Prices
io come to soe me.
( + + * +
?Y; and 1 have got what you
^ b &
t list year's pricos. Dou't
Cotton prices. 2,000 lbs
ORELL!
rIEW0F
change
ur stock wo will until Feby.
ir entire line of Clothing and
Wo have a new line and
we mean it. Wo also have
otions, Gents' Furnishings
>o in town.
1 Satisfy Yourlie
styles in medium goods.
suit. Mens' snits from
nnbiig, but is the ^hane?|of
incasteii Counfy.
'ECTFULLY,
Jison Bros.
W. . , ,
Seekers
I"
ind tinr.J tbnf wn liotr? l/-o?
ff V UW * U IU14 Ui
to ?cll and in order to get
them.
IDS !
ahes wide, sold for $1.10. Cioa
u- 50c. Closing oat prica St o(?
40 cent*. Closing oat priM 25?
e will make spaelal prieas oa.
anxious to sell them and wil
FURS !
$1 80
1 08
1 39
90
INC
naont, You oau't ntVonl la bay
ice on all of them, ana wu **u'
49 1'ittlng Shoel. VX>rothy Doutl
a prtir of them nnd we will have
ner to be added to our long liat
LOUD.
e Post Office
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