Fort Mill times. (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, June 06, 1900, Image 3
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iAlfh-JP**flith-r?*il for thi Perusal
V "7 of 1 ime* l{ w n il i! r >
Oil t'e plantation c>r Mr. J. L.
Ivirm>re I last Fr.onv morntnj; a
win J f ake irMtsnrinj* about ID
fe?;t|ri/eriLjth was ki!L\l by a color
ore r.
'"It* lllf'k r*f fll.? tlcnnl nin.MKil . f
lociC ni>ws in this issue <>i The
Ti a,'es can be accounted for by ti e
indisposition of the editor, who
lia:- been confined to his room during
the greater pt rt of the past
two duy.,;.
Mr. J. W. Ardrev and Dr. J. IT.
Tlioruwell have returned from the >
Confederate reunion at J jouisville.
II th nio exceedingly lavish in
their praise of the hospitality, etc.,
of the Kentucky people. Mr. Ardrey
lias consented t<? write an uecount
of Irs trip for publication in
our next week's paper.
* .......i: *1.- i? 1 e ?
n. in 111\jl ?:i?* uwr* \; ui ITUFtees
of the Fort ? I i\ 1 public school
is to be held in the savings he.nl;
Friday afternoon, at which time
teachers nro to be elected for tin*
ensuing scholastic year. For some
tiuio a number of the patrons of
the school have horn dissatisfied
with the management of if. hut no
changes aie likely to be made in
the present corps of teachers.
Mrs. Harriet Wolfe, wife of Cnpt.
M. M. Wolfe, died nt Her home in
this place at 11 o'clock yesterday
morning. Mrs. Wolfe had been an
invalid for more than n year and j
her denth was not unexpected. Hefore
marriage sho was a Miss Senn
and her home was in Columbia.
She was a consistent member of '
the Methodist church ami her remains
were interred in Pleasant
Hill < emetery, the services being
conducted by Rev. lv. A. Yongue,
her pastor.
r>i-i ? - ?
i Hkr ? ? .run ivKiiiiivcu irain t;ve.
Poe'c Hill Ho?iM.
KjM jTe than a week ago Mr. IT. K.
McFadden was at work in his
blacksmith whop, cutting a plow,
VAien the iron splintered an 1 a flyjEg
fragment. three-quarters of an
iceh in length and \v< ughing five
trains, struck him in tin' socket
aliove the right eye, grazing the
ba 11, a:.d imbedded i'self out of
eight in his ilefib. The wound
give him excruciating p-iin and lie
came to Rocki Hill and consulted
pjysicinns, v;|io made careful and
thorough exaimination, lint failed
tc find the splinter, owing to tlie
fact that it was hidden and wedged
in close abovh the ball. Mr. MeFidden
returrjed to his homo, but
In suffered such awful pnin that
li> returned t * the city, with the
Mine resu't. Thursday morning,
luwever, Dr. 11. J*. Moore, w ho hud
unde the forr tct examination, looted
the frajand, assisted
iy Dr. J. P. On * f ?rd. he succeeded
ii effecting it4 removal, he h >je*s
v'ithout injury t? the eye. The
fragment is P'tRetl nnd hns
n beard like ? .'Uhhook, and .Mi .
JtcFudden stoc).! 'he awfully painful
operation w jihout tho help of
nu auresthetie. He is u man of
iron nerve else he could never
have endured tlb? pain ho stood f: r
more than a wt*!ik. lie is at the
Cent tnl Hotel confined t > lied ant!
will probably have to remain there
a week or longer. Mrs. Mel'adden
is with him.
The South'* Ftrit (Sleechery.
Columbia llecordA
charter wns granted Saturday
to the Clear \Yater Bleachery and
Manufacturing ('ompnny of Aiken.
The capital stock is to ho ?200,000,
and the president and treasurer is
Taonias Barrett, jr., of Augusta,
who is connected with cotton mills
in Augusta, Granites :??*.ami other
factories over the t" ivannah in
South Carolina.
While the South is rapidly nmnufactur
ng cotton to an t xteat that
it is generally believed that within
a few years she will handle nil the
cotton raised in the cotton belt,
yet there has never been a bleachery
in this section. The rough product
has been manufactured in
Southern mills and returned here
finely finished through New Kuglund
hloaohories.
It is said that only the clearest
and purest sort ofi water can be
I : - i i '
uhcu in a uieac.nery. 11 must 1 >?
water not impregnated with certain
minerals, and B|uch water has
not been found in Sputh Carolina
heretofore.
The Clear Water company in
Aiken lias been in process of organization
for several years, ami
tlie establishment of the bleacle'iy
means a groat thing for the cotton
mill industry of the South.
Yorkville is to again have a firstclass
military 8eh< ol, tays llm Enquirer.
The fact is now settled to
a reasonable certainly. Colonel.- :
Beverly A. Davis and \Y (J. Nt.-.
phenson, of Richmond, \ a.. have
secured control of the C.:rri> n
propcitv ami arranged to open the
school. The school is to l>< ' n .-a :i
as the Kinjjs Monulaiu iJ lit::ry
Academy.
w Aa* il
An Avlvucate oi Cclant.1 r??-% i.
3ii>lTv>K Timi'S: As you have so
kindly ojjeni (I 1 i:o columns oi your
p:u>er for n friendly discussion of
the question of Prohibition. as oj-s.
>l to tlx* 1 );sjt- usury s;,8lcm. .1
semi you n few thoughts troin the
standpoint of an out and out, Prohibitionist.
First, and briefly. As to the
character of the Prohibitiou can
tiujait* i(?:* ijovoni' r, t'ul. ?J*ini? s .
lioyt. it is enough to say tin:'. In' is,
a high-toft? .1 J^out.li?'n? gentleman.
(Ami in passing allow mo to s ly
ilutt 1 believe the same can tr.ilhtu!!y
1)' snid of all tl:o o'lmr gni)'
nmtoii.il candidates. Sollth Carolina
is Ihcroforo to ho eongrntuiatcil
on the fact that no freaks
have this year en te ret I the race for
tUo governorship.) Me is an active
member of the Baptist church,
a mi'ii ''who feni I Jo.! and c--chows
evi ," an old ( 'old'. derate soidier
who won 11i s ti' .e ori t!ie battlciichl,
and a man in every wayqnalilicd
t ? discharge 1: ' u.:!:cs < I the
high positi mi for which he has
been nominated.
But, it is measures, nioro than
men. I am a 1 rc.hihitionist because
I am fully per-UHdod that it
is the only way to deal with this
great evil, which i< m< re to he
dreaded than all the armies and
navies of Europe combined. That
the manufacture and rale of whiskey
is evil, and only evil, is a g"Uorr.lly
ad: litt'd fact, and acting on
the prineipie that it. is evil, the
,rii\r. rnmui.l l,na .... ? * I .
*v iii.itx lib nun wt( l I 11*11 HI ('Oillr??l
it?to set bounds and imitations
to it. Hence we have Dis-.
pensaiios, license ? liijh and imv limitations
as to where it shall bo
sold. eto.
i take iho ground that tho only j
way to con rol an evil is to destroy
it, just as tIn* only way to control
a mad dog to destroy hint, ?den
do not undo; take to control rapists,
but to destroy them. Neither do
they try to control Iv-rse thieves or
robbers, and because of this moth- ,
od of dealing with tin so evii doei'b i
our highways ntul homes are reasonably
sa'e.
To say that the whiskey traffic
can not. lie destroyed is to confess
that the form ss of e\it aresti n r. r
than tin- forces of good, \vl ich I do ;
not for one moment !> lieve. Only :
tho minority of whiskey men are
nrgnni*/ d and united, and while
we have b> cm disorganized amldisuniled
I believe that the forces of
g -otl and light are falling into line
all evt r tho M ,te and that tiie day
of our redemption is at hand.
Tho Dispensary is amplestionnbly
better tlian ihe i )> *n barroom, |
vet tho mere fuel the DiouMiunrv
- - I J
hells whiskey is enough t?? eon<U>nm
it, for Dispensary whiskey .
will d? banch manhood, lire k the
heart oi' wife and mother, turn the
home into a domestic hell, and j
damn tha soul forever; and the
bnroom w'niske\ did no more than
this, though it did ruin on a larger
scale. ()ue rattlesnake ia the ear- '
den may not b as dangerous as
twenty, but the more fact that he
is a snake, with a snake's deadly
fangs.-, eon;>h d with the fnet tli.at 1
have children ho may bite, makes
me anxious to control hi* snake
slnp by mushing his bond with a
rock, and I always rontr 1 snakes
in that. way. Pie nee my desire to
try it ois tin- "serpent of the still."
There lu vor was a time in the,
history of our State v.hen all the
ti^ns of the times pointed toward
a Prohibition victory is at Hie j
present time. I am fully pi rsuath-d
that tho "fultn of time" is upon
lis, and nothing can prevent a trio- j
rions triumph but our lack of faith
in (io 1 and i m ourselves, i h ibv irip
that whiskey is the greatest enemy
of the church, the home, the St lie,
1 take my stand on (lod's ; ile i t'
this ^reat question, w t li an unshaken
faith in the triumph of
Prohibition. 'Tiijd.it is r <:.hi. sine.(cod
is (! d, and ri_Jit lie' day
must win."' To doubt would be
disloyal; to falter would be stn.
li. A. VoNisru.
Roctce'wller Tells DinketspteI a F:c\/
Trust ?>ccrtts.
iJcv," Yon: Journal.
1 hrii'ynst ti >lc]<-.1 van '.f (Lm h -r?rt i??
iri//iir?l eoavcrsilioniums mit my olt
cuil.'Kc clnuiip, l.'hoa J?. it.. 'HyfiiJL.w.
vieh In) is dor man \.>l trains ?l? r jmh
motor h'?w to lie loit a sivai^'iil far
Von I vent to tier (ias tlouso, C!i on
\n.t striding down on a sinail handle ul
eli alters. at im; his 1 a tie!), in id der ??\rept
i*?ii at' :i piece uf cnsinnl j?i \ i 11
sHhb-M oniil of hi: hand and v.is l??i in
tier shuttle.
Veil 1 Vent ill I ..Hi- <"i >:i il.v s-'civt
signal i?t* dor Trust a, and (Jl: i respond.
'(1. Der "ell i;i vy 1 liliov. tier secret
s::?ii:il is tjeea'is I am a nieinh .\shii>
iti a Trust myself, too, yor. f an: tier
Wice-Prositmnt at tit.- 'Wi.O'Tw urst
Tlubbor Killing inmmy, lambed i??
Old Orovsli'Ks, i.i dor h'tato <>!' New
('lter-ey, j<y tier jjv.tee ?f (Jolt ami a
rubble 11C friends in tier Ir-tchi-at are."
I had a chance t<> clrtin tier Active
Ihir.iflar's Vnioji, No. i"T, bud I tleeis*
ion .1 1 \ no Id e.e ia>r- o;e. enietit ur.d
;t quicker run t' ? my tnoie y in a Trust,
- > 1 ('homed dor \Vi r\\ r-' Knhher
Killing 5-'vindicate. Vo els > lbhly r?i.nauu
r.t.d muki nr.nirhtyinouiletires.
Oer s ?c.v i^na! at <l< ' ;-'s is a
... e !\ e ?.:i;1.1- . ; .:i <1
i \: 1' tolt b.? . ' to ma' i?!. ' <? :
i.lUil stand \ ; :v dare is a lot ttf >;de s
who .or . tor a 1?\ i t_c an ! are <airefi.ro
l.oj i ?li b t<? 1 t? to Tru-. \ t.5i
you {- -?1 in'. ?!? vorkir.y ?
}touplcs you miuti raise d ?r thunib ma
ui your refill hand uud piuco id \nro is
your no-: *. iK'ii yon \ uj *a^ yoai flutters
iuit a *j?iokucss. I>or .liUio.i u! uis
see rot signal is: "Dor harder do public \
vorks do harder vo works ti? - prbli !
Dor rost ul dor mean in,; I can uoj toll
you because 1 lntxeboon sworn to a so- t
oreey. o
\ oil. anyhow. I to ?k a scat ii.it Cm >n
on dor bundle uf cliukors iui.1 vo disous-ioiiod
vavs uud nouns id' };< !;in j ,
oiory tasn cent in dor vorld niit dor o\ *
oop.ion uf a few shares in dor hv Trust.
"Chon," I so/., "vy \i!l you raiso dor
price uf jr is."
"lnvasiso dan' vill bo a lonjt hard '
I'anoiier?uml I u od dor o^rttsercise,*' 1
sot c lioa. dropping a ha.d-h ?iloil ej*-.t "
hark in dor basicot. uud vipiui. his chin
til his hat . "otmii'vua ha mlod mo a pros
utintent dot ;.im fools voahl ask \ y tio 1
i raise dor prioo uf jras, so I wrote down V
dor reasons vi h 1 \ i11 voadilom tovoa." 1
"Dit you inclusion too auio n_c dor \
foi dishorn.'" 1 iripiisitioned niit a hau;;hi
iness.
s-t ("h<m "bud I rcserf dor ?1
ri^iu to change my mind Ilk > il? )- Veil.li>r i
Human. TCovv, ntlciit i-?:i yourself und I ?
\ >1 toll voir dor roas-ms vv I vill rai.-.
dor price ii.' t;as:
") wmu rioan'd mil ?t"f iimiicy,
bud i miylit . list us veil have itl any vay. |
"I'eeausi dor hi; lev do - few or you \ ill j.
barn, mid. darel'oro. you ain'il an warm, j
"ilecan.v i hi!!'yon, mid vish to save
your niont'V py koebitiR itl in my safe.
"ileoau- you mi;xlit spend y oar money
for too niw It straw jvrry shordcako ami
dot vo'.ild make you sick. Look atl tier v
jxas bill ofo:y month uud dot vill mako '
you sicker qv itl;. | *
"i.t cause 1 believe dot efery man vas
created equal mul i vish t<< ohanjxo dot ;
system as soon as possibility.
"Localise dis is a free country unit vuii 1
or t wo exceptions, und do public is van <i
uf don:." (.
Vast don dor vissl<- blow ad dor f^as i
mill und t bou vom back tovork.
/? ft'-r t hinkintrnt'or vor. (.'lion tolf mo
I voni down to dor delicatessen whop und ,
bouiihr a cubhio uf pounds uf candles 1 .
und a dark lantorn.
Lot t'bon ascond tier price r.f jxas uf lie f'j
wants to. 1 am preparatioued.
I) DlNKKI.SniH!,. ! '
1
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LESS
i\
THAN |
i
COST.'
i;
\\ e have r-fimo old s"o 1 Tinware *
to close out at a lmrgr.ii .
A
:2 gallon milk hucko.s .. 10 ct.s
1-2 gal, buckets wit' ps 5 cts
3 gallon oil cans 10 cts
1-2 gallon oil <-ans . .... 7 cts
b
1 gallon colVo pots 10 cts
1-2 gallon coffeepots! .... 7 cts
Dippers I ... ..'J cts b
!
1 f your chickens are d I lg Magic o
Food will do wonders fi! thoin, or ,
if your lu.rsc or cow is*^)oor and
unhealthy our Stock food will
^ I.... V- r..? ...... ? :u
?.?.!*> I I V . ,-T ? v 4V I VI V W I I H 1' ! I I
furnish you plenty of e rileuco of u
what both will do if vo- > .vant it.
f Li
Yours Respectful .
I
\y. Si AUt)rkv CO.
! U
A\r. IT. IIOOV Jilt, I
LIQUOR DEALER,
CillKLOTTE, N.|'.
VVc look especially after?''he shipphi^
trade ard f>cl:iw quoted cry close
figured. Will l>s glad to :|$v? your
oider.i. Terms cash with o'^ or.
Corn, per gallon, la ]u;l ,boxed),
$1 srt SI-73 n;;d $2.
All fJrat-class ^oods at sod 3-1
VEIiY OLD.
Kye.t from $f.6o to $2, VBto and
3*> 5? Pc>* gallon.
fiins from $1 60 to $2, ?n?? 50.
(ienulne Imported "Mali C$H at $3
per gallon. MK
Apple Brandy, $2.25 per j^|'n
. .......nv per .
No charge f >r ]u?j a nil box hove,
?
anil no charge At these priciHHr Keg
who i wanted In suetr quant 9B.
i ct us I ave your order* a^SBhllge,
W. I!. HOOVEI
.ion printing
1 11
ANDlU VnC .INMJl'M'KM M.Ms
Clnk u' Court.
\V > an? ant h u*;z >1 t > a:!ti.v.i::tr
V. 1 UOWN WYl.lK is -i < imth'.ntc
iv iv i?lo* f inn to tiro o. i:* ? ?>>' i !cvl; of
h i'oavl i'ov Yov ; y, subject to
li res *.ii o the U tiio i'ji!io orittstry
iocrio i.
? hereby announce i:iv a'!'a cunrii'iato
>!. i!? oitii'i'nt' v'lcrk mL' Court of York
oumy, sa'aj t ? th-> arn >a of the
Via vv.it.v i-avty is? ill" primary e'.-vion.
W. H. bTKW^ET. j
.'ubj i't to til - a-lion of the Homoratio
primary olootiou, I hereby an-.
lOrttfo myself as :? cawilitbilo for the
uico of t'U'i'; of the t oar tor Yora
oaaiy. J.S. QUKTER. i
1 h ?rehy aim Hiuiv riy o;;n?iiil*'ry for 1
ha oilu'o of i h rk ?> Court of York
onnty, subject to I ho action of ;h?
X-morrutic. primary. ,1. A. TAT hi. I
Sihciter (if lt?e .Mxt'i Circuit.
I hereby announce ie\ as a catuli \
late for Solicitor of th r t h a an <ual
'irouit, sal j"ot lotho;-.- a!rot' 111. 1 >?*i i
emtio primary. '!' It1'. M l lOW .
State Senate.
Y\~e are authorized t<? ann'cice J. S.
KICK, Hs-p, as a inndiditc i state
cantor, subject to the result of tin*'.
>11 uicrat ie priuiary.
For Sheriff.
We are authorised to announce Capt
j. A. t 11A\Y ?'<_>li 1) as a candidate for
heritT ot' York County, subject to the
ictioa of the Democratic primary.
For County Supervisor.
We are ant hori/.ed to announce JOHN !
\ tiOKDKN as a candidate for the!
liire of County Supervisor of York '
'ouiitv, subject t<? the action of the!
Jeiuocratie. primary election.
County 5upt. of Hducatlon.
Will sail by CJootl llope. The lif
oat leaves the shore. Submissive to all
lecessary Democratic requirements,
'he 20th century candidate for Comity
uihu-imemlant of 1'ublie Instructiou 1
or York 1 S. tis .1 ,\S. t!A NSi.KIl.
f elected will stoutly keep ill mind the
utiesof theothee. ICaeh day will iiml I
im in attendance. Vote for him!
For County Au'ltor.
1 hereby announce myself as a caiuli- I
ate for rccomiiiutnlut i?>u bv the voters
11 ho Democrat io prinmrv for r? ap<M>iut - |
lout as COl'NTY AUDITOR.
W. W. BOYOE.
For the Mouse o( Representatives.
I hereby announce myself camli- j
a to for the HOUSE ok* REPRESEN- |
'ATI YES, subject to thn :i"tiou of the |
democratic primary election.
.T. H. 1IAILE. I
We ani authorized to announce \V. 11.
K LOAOH, Esq.,bis a caiulUlnto for tho |
LOUSE <)l" KEI'KKSKNTATIVKS, !
abj.'et to the result . th Democratic j
rimary elect Ion.
T THE STORE
Of A. (). Jones there has just
een received u shipment of Cubage,
Potatoes (Irish nttd Sweet),;
oth for plant ing and enting, Lentils,
Oranges, lhiuaiias, .My repuition
is that of carrying the
hoicest fruits brought to Fort
liii. This reputation 1 shall sustin.
A lot of medium grade pants, all
izes and weights, will he sold ronrdless
of price. Yon would do
oil to boo them before you buy.
A. 0. JONES.
I F.GR1ER,
PEA 1.Kit IN
HATS, SHOES,
PANTS, DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS, DRESS GOODS,
HARDWARE,
TINWARE,
|
GLASSWARE,
GROCERIES, ETC.,
AM) THE
BEST LINE OP
POCKET AND
TAFil.E CUTLERY
IN TOWN.
Spratt Machine Co.
[trick, l.um'ojr, [ alhs, I !nif, S!ilnliulldlrf;
.Supplies, arid House
tllngH of till kind*.
Jontrnctor* nr.d bullde**. K?tl'tea
0:1 c!l work furn'shrt' p: omptly.
GREAT BANQUi
V
To the I>iu Unnqnct which
Stores. You will litid tho t-ible
\ FE.1ST OF o*:>
Am 1 y >'.! are cordially invited t
ami advantages we offer
In All m
If you want tho "mestost
:. 4i _ . i i * -
i-. Lin.* iu-ci pieu ume ntul L. ?i,
luive loo many ^ood.s and the
Millinery. Sh u's, Datr., Oiothii
and everything i;?>es at bargain
late. Fine music free "between
L. J. M.
"If"! nil? ill
Inn hhM 1KI?!
* -? X . .J Vw^ A*r.\i ?l.^r iLw MfA#
Dollars never had the purel
itit_c th.it they will luive at tlie S
OLOT 1 UNO which we have in;
to prove successful hecans we i
our clothes. Our object is t > s.
how many new customers we
and help us move our stock. f.?r
tn tlu? greatest, i-lothing value
]>ring your !? >y to our store anil
suit for a mere song. The i>: ioi
Low-quail i
We are offering special pric
in stock. 'Twould pay you to ii
Fruit Jars!
t. r?. belk
A!IE YOU IN JiE
If so, read what we have to sell
not tie sii
rMiin waist t'Atenders 25c
Turnover Collars 10 unil 15c
Kid (.Slows, tan, black,
and white 75 and $1
Silk (Slows 50c
l/isle's (J loves, patent clasp .. 25c
Hose in hlack, tan, and Dal- 1
briggnn 10, 15, and 25c'
lloso m hlack, drop stitch (
25 and 50c
Pulley Dells 25 and 50c
Pulley darters 25c1
"The Anchor' hose supporters,25o 1
Nursing Corsets, in white and
drab 75c and ?1
Summer Corsets 50c.
Full line Paper and Knvelopes,
Tablets, Fxorciso Beoks, etc
Millii
\\r~ 1 ? ' IT-. ...
??f iwivn somi more i mis tins so
n j^reat many lelt yet. A new lot ju
MEACIIAM
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mkm
mm r 1
l i'-f i ; 1
rf^i | om
F '* Of " ' '' / ?
Ill 1:1 i ;f
M J M -J
^.2 V)
T. 1!. BELK,..::
j
I:
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XTtrr^r T * i "
jLiVciju:f -v is iirraea
lasts nl! week at L. ?T. Massey's
'S spread with
iTINE BAHGUXS,
> participate in the festivities
narimoats.
X.
! foods for the least mun" now
, Massey's is the place. We
must he sold. Dry Goods,
jjr. Crockery, Stoves, Bicycles,
prices. Come early and sfay
i meuls."
iSSEY.
ij h pTp SX0HS "
1 11 11 3
basing power in buj'ing clothPK(
'I AI j SALE of SPRING /
uigurnfed. This sale is sure I
.re determined to dispose of /
?o how quickly wo can soli and S
can nuke. So pitch right in
in so doing you help yourself
s ever offered in Fort Hill,
have him fitted in a nieo new
v; will surprise you.
3rd Shoes.
es on all Low-quartered Shoes
nvestigato.
Fruit Jars!
PROPRIETOR
i OLD RELIABLE STORE."
ED?
you and sec if your wants can
ipplied.
Lone and abort waistod Corsets, $1
Dross Shields 10 and 15c
I jfuvn Tien 25 and 50c
Silk Ties 50,00 nnd ?l.2oo
Fans ... 1, 2, 5, 10, 15, 25, nnd 50o
1 f^ross Toilet Soap, 5 cakes forlOc
l )no-hnlf ^roas Toilet Sonp
5 cakes for 25c
Ono fourth cross Toilet Soap
Crushed Violets 20o
Motion's Berated Talcum .... 10c
IVtlow's Unrated Talcum .... 10c
Cream of Evanola for the toilet
10c
Nice lino Cologne 5, 10, 25 und 50o
Kubifoum 25o
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