Fort Mill times. (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, June 26, 1901, Image 3
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Add to your phone lis? itfe name
f J.-^V. Donahue, No. 9.
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Hughes
w it to Lancaster Monday.
Air. J. M. Patterson visited
relatives near Lesslie, S. C., this
week.
Very few Fort Mill people went
to Columbia on the Excursion yesterday.
Miss Susie White returned Saturday
from a visit to relatives in
North Carolina.
Mrs. M. J. Odell, of Concord,
N. C.t is a guest at the home of
Capt. S. E. White.
There will bo preaching in the
Baptist church at the usual hour on
next Sunday morning.
Mr. aud Mrs. W. H. Parks spent
Sunday with the family of Mr.
W. D. Smith near Charlotte.
Dr. T. 13. Meacham went to
Statesville, N. C., yesterday to visit
his daughter, Mrs. E. S. Reeves.
M rs. M. D. Scott returned
to her lioiuo in Charlotte Tuesday
after a visit to friends in this
place.
Mr. W. P. Crayton, of Charlotte,
spent a few hours in the city yesterday.
lie went from here to
Chester.
Tln>! Ladies Home Missionary
Society is arranging an entertainment
to tie given in the town hall
soon for the benefit of local charities.
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Mr. Geo. Cornwell, an employed
of the Millfort mill, had his left
hand severely lacerated on lasf
Friday by getting it caught in the
machinery.
Misses Frances and Mary, daugh.
e AT., u n >i V i
rn.tr l a tit. xfl. I OU1II A". iHllJifiCy It'll
Friday to spend the Hummer with
their uncle, Mr. H. E. Coffey, in
Lancaster county.
Dr. M. W. Grigg ,iml family,
we are iufoimed, have moved to
lilacksburg S. C., where they will
make their future home. Mr. Roht.
liutler has bought Dr. Grigg's
house and lot in Sprattville.
Mr. P. 15. Love, of the Rock Hill
Journal staff, arrived in town yesterday
morning and will remain
here several days, during which
time he will be engaged in soliciting
subscriptions, etc., for his
paper.
A Pineville correspVdont to
Mill News says thnt John RobinBon,
aft^r three years with us,
leaveh for his much-loved city,
Fort ^Jill, where li*>, <jjH"Mr.
Smith can join hands and sing
''Home Sweet Home."
The following gentlemen from
Fnrl Mill K?...
_ w* ? ?.??.? & v\; u iinn i |; 11(1 V U UCCII
drawn to serve ?h petit jurors during
the approaching term of the
court: J. L. Kimhrell, .1. 11. Moss,
R. F. Grier and J. F. Boyd. Court
will convene on the 15th of July,
Judge Gage presiding.
Miss Beulah Kimhrell died of
consumption at her home in Pleasant
Valley Friday morning after an
illness of several months. The
funeral services were conducted hy
Rev. Yongue at the Methodist
church in this place. The burial
was made at the Fort Mill cemetery.
Mr. J no. Q. Cousart. went up to
Charlotte yesterday morning to
meet his son, Mr. Earl Cousart,
who passed through that city on
his way to Plattsburg, N. Y. It.
will be remembered that Mr. Coussart
enlisted in the army about
three months ago, and has si nee
been in camj) at Ft. Mcpherson,
Ga.
A letter from Mr. IT. E. Merritt,
who went from this place several
days ago to work in the Southern
railroad shops at Columbia, says
that heandO. F. Bass were both
in the crowd of non-union workers
who were marched out of the shop
yards bv the mob of mnslcefl m?n
early Sunday morning. Both lmve
since returned to work.
The work of placing the approaches
to the county bridge was finished
yesterday and it is now open to
travel. The sot of piers that was
knocked out of posit ion during the
flood haft not been replaced but
the people who saw it withstand
the high waters so successfully
have no fear of its giving away
under any team ever constructed.
l)r. T. S. Kirkpatrick, having
bought the laud which has been
used as a bicycle track and baseball
ground, will begin in a few
days the erection of two small
houses thereon. This will cause the
ball | layers to look elsewhere for
a ground upon which to amuse
themselves, but they can probably
timl thesame near the cemetery.
An exchange says that, "Wo
want some one to bring us a]
bushel of cherries on their subscription.
Don't bring them on
Saturday afternoon.'' The Times
man is not especially in need of
* cherries at present, but what would
bo more pleasing to our sight thai,1
11 load of dry pint; wood stacked ud
in our back yard? Any day except
Sunday will suit. us.
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Dr. >n, of Char^
lotte, was in 1 lownpfonday..
Mr. A. O.fJones is quite sick
at his home ^?n Cleborne street.
Magistrate ?T. B. Mills spent
Friday in Charlotte 011 business.
Mr. W. I/lHall lias been confined
to his holme for the past week
with the grip.
Miss Mng&i6 Gannon of Greensboro,
N. C.J is Visiting her sister,
Mrs. S. A. typps.
Mrs. T. 1*. Meaclmm is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. E. S. lleeves,
at Statesvitle, K. C.
Mr. J. El Ardrey returned home
Sunday ni ght from the South
Carolina oo llego at Columbia.
Catawba Lodge No. ."><>. A. F. M..
j will meet in the masonic hall
Thursday oveningat usual hour.
It is said that, there was a heavy
shower of iail in the northern part
of the township Monday evening.
lurs. a.*lt. rtariseu nn<l 3lrs. St.
L. McCon nol and children, of Concord,
N. C., arc visiting at the
I)omo of Mrs. K. A. Fulp,
Mr. All iaon Thorn well returned
home fror i Clemson college Monday
niglit accompanied by Mr.
William 5 itringfellow, of Chester.
Mr. A. V. ]badfor?I, Sr., lias been
given th J contract to make the
changes iu the school building,
which \vi s recently spoken of in
The ] 1-months-old son of Mr.
T. W. I>onahoe died at its home
near the Fort Mill Mfg. Company
Sunday evening and was buried at
the For|t Mill cemetery Monday.
The owners of the Rock Hill
Holler Mills, whose advertisement
appears! in another column, have
secured the services of M r. \V. 1).
Berry, fin expert miller of Lynch,
burg, Va.
While Oak Camp, No. 11, W.
0. W. /held u special meeting on
Wednesday 11iht. for the purpose
of electing several parties who had
sent irt applications for membership
in the order.
JSeviJral Fort Miliums attended
the ra at Derita, N. C., last Friday.
The two-mile bu?gy heat, in
which Mr. W. T. lloaglnnd of this
place intended to enter with one of
I his fust horses, was called olT.
Reo. R. A. Young left yesterday
for Opmgelmrg, where ho will usaifit
hjia brother, Rev J.C. Y'ongue,
in a protracted meeting. Rev.
Yo^uie wdl hold a ten day's niect>?v
Fort Mill some time in
Aug?,s*"
Prof. J. A. Boyd, of Rock Hill,
who W"H i?r a long time principal
of tl10 Fort Mill graded schools,
! hag accepted a similar position with
1 the big'1 school at 11 untersville,
N. p-? ?nd will move with his
family to that place.
Mrs. Margaret Wolfe, who has
beet1 living in Rock Hill for several
years, has returned to this place
and ld occupying her hou.-c in
i Spr'attville. M r. ?I. \\ . Baker, who
1,a8 been living in Mrs. Wolfe's
hoi'se, is now occupying the house
C inarltf I .? \ I .. 1 m
K!l vnt. i i j I'y Jll . fJ . L.
Yo?ng.
>lr. E. L. McKlhnny, ag -nt at
tliib place for tho Model Strain
LftHmdry, of Charlotte, received a
tm.%ket of laundry yesterday which
should have been returned to him
on llie lf?th. The basket was put
on f'ie wrong train nt Charlotte
ftlld went to Hamlet, N. C., instead
of coming here.
Messrs. Hughes Ai Young have
},?id their store closed this week
} ai*d have taken stock preparatory
; tp a dissolution of the firm. As we
' l^ive stated before, Mr. Hughes
withdraws to enter business at
Jmneaster and is succeeded here by
^Jr. J. B. Mills. W e wish all of
them success under the now order
pf things.
Prof. K. E. Thorn vv. .11
! jiow attending tlif State summer
Hchool fit Spartanburg. is planning
. f<n excursion which will run from
i flint city to Jiiltmori' and Asheville,
Is. (on July 4. Tim
jLrnin will ho run principally t > oiV(>
j .the tonelu-rs an opportunity t<? visit
the mountain cities and hi the
Vandei bilt mansion and farm.
It is flaid that tho Millfort mill
):at this place has changed hands,
Messrs. Imroy Springs, of Icanonscastor,
and li II. Springs, of ('liar1
lottC, having bought tlm mill from
' Messrs. \\\ A. Watson ami 15. I).
j Springs. The Times ha* made iv'
peated etTorts to as -ertai :i t'i? facts
of tho deal, hut as none of the
1 abovti oenth nmn live in this place,
we were unable to learn nmn than
that which has been stated.
The I'ineville baseball < am it
Heems is not to bo classed with the
team at. this pla e, a-* was a^ain deI
inonfltrated on last Saturday when
the Port A111! boys dticalcd the
Pineville team by a score of s to.'J.
The ^aine was ipiite interesting,
not n run boim; m ule by "L11. i
That is the name o]
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II will be found at the oj
I: "V' <\niio- "" -1 -
i rtjiiuv to servo
customers, whom wo
favors and hope to h
i 1
!their patronage.
!We Want Yot
And will ondoavor 1
i ing you tlio
BEST GOOE
ROCK BOT1
AY o will handle a fi
ITIoavy (jlroeorios, llai
and (ilasswaro, I)rv (j
Pants, flats, Caps, am
to niako this
"The Every t
w e will buy your
corn, peas, chickens a
you have4 to sell, pa
market prices for sain
Yours for
MILLS &
(Successors to II
side after the fourth inning. Wo
uiulerstaucl that the Fort Mill team
will play a j?H?ne with the Kock
Hill nine next Friday afternoon.
Mr. L. A. Harris, who for a
number of years conducted, a grocery
business in the storehouse
recently burin d near the Fort Mill
Mfi{. Company, has, we understand,
bought the company store
and will take charge of the business
on July 1. Mr. Hairis is a
business man ut every sense of the
word and bis many friends will be
olad to know that In- is to attain
enter business at this place.
As watermelon season will soon
open ill Fort M ill, attention of the
town couneil is called to the fart
that an ordinance prohibiting the
throwing of rinds on the streets
i is much needed. Such ail ordiI
nance ou^ht. to be passed, and not.
only should it apply t the streets
but also to''back premises" where
as a general thin*; rinds are thrown
land left to mould and rot. This
en uses malaria and fever and the
town will probably bo free from
some of the dis -ases which arise
from such a prat t ice during the hot
.slimmer months, if the ordinance
was enacted and enforced.
Where is the Economy?
Ivlitor Times: We will be obliged
for apace in your pap r to ask
for a little information from our
supervisor in regard to the repairing
of the county bridge.
First, we would like to know
where tho economy is in hauling
lumber dO miles, when it could
have been bought wit bin d miles of
the work at J? 1.02 1-2 per hundred
and delivered for nothing?
Second, why wait to do this
work with thecbnin^an^, when the
men who arc suffering most from
the ex l.n!*l ii I??nt
iiiLf foreed t<> pay at tin* ferry would
!111v*i been ulful to have tlitlx the
hauling gratis; thereby saving the
county tli expense of feodino jh,.
;'.'iand mules and pajiue the
saru'eaut and guards to do it.
And finally, with due respect
and the kind "St feeling toward the
supervisor, sargent it and jzuard .
we would surest that it is very
liiiai- ec iinany to liuild bridges,
j where it reipiirea the skill of a
rneeluinie. with nfttjroes who don't
kn iw a hand saw file from a hrare
and Int. as some of their work in
lont Mill township, just before
le ivin; h'*re. will testify to, as two
i r three of the hri ipe.s liuilt 1 >\*
t liein have li.id to he built ovt r al
lead;/. ClTIZliX. *
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of ^HM
many ^HruscMffi
a>?mlr iiJ^EliUI^UMia
(. ift11iv [)ilSl
:i\ a continuance of
ir Trade
to please you by sellJS
at
TOM Pricesnil
line of Fancy and
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dware, Crockery, Tin
loods, Notions, Shoes,
d, in fact, we are going*
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cotton, cotton seed,
nd eggs, or anything
ying you tlic highest
e.
"business
YOUNG.
h^Iioh Young.)
Saves Two from Death.
"Our lit t If (laughter had an almost
fatal attack of whooping cough aiul bronchitis,
" writes Mrs. W. K. Haviland, of
Ariiionk, N. Y., "but, when all other
1 remedies failed, we saved her life with
l)r Kind's New Discovery. Our niece,
who had Consumption in an udvamxvl
stage, also used this wonderful tnediciue
and today she is perfectly well." Desperate
t hro.tl and lung diseases yeild to
Dr. King's New Discovery us to no other
medicine on earth. Infallible forUoughs
and Colds. .jOe, and $1.00 bottles guaranteed
by Thos. It. Meaeham. Trial
' bottles free.
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The W(?rhl,K record for early cotton
was broken by fair days when
mi rnimy u balo wiih baled and
shipped from A lice, Texas.
Seven Years in Bril.
"Will wonders ever eonse.V" Inquire
the friends of Mrs. l'ease, of Ijiwrcnee,
Kan. Tliey know she had been
nimble to leave her bed in seven years
on aeconnl of Kidney and Liver t rouble,
nervous pros)rat ion and general debility;
but, "Three bottles of Klectric Hitters
enabled nie to walk," she writes, "and
in three mouths I felt like a new person."
Women sutlorinj; from Headache,
backache. Nervousness, Sleeplessness,
Melancholy, Fainting and I>iz/.y Sjh-IIs
will lind it a priceless blessing. Try it.
Satisfaction is Knarantced by Thoy H,
Meachain. ()nly nOc.
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Repair Shop.
1 am still running a licpair Shop at
the Sprat t Machine ('o.'s shopsand will
continue to do satisfactory work at
pri< , a*. low as the lowest.
< >n account of the hard times and
scarcity of money, I have decided to
Cut the price on horseshoeing to 10
cents a round. (<iv< nu-a call.
r. I'.t N. b. HAYNK.
Some People Say,
' Why I didn't know yon were
nip it! for (lint medicine." We tire
ttoenlH lot evi ry inediciiie sold in
tiie I S. and if its a reputable remedy,
wo can j^et it. for you (|iiick....
t ~l - u
<-i .urn i-ni'fijji'r innn you can yourst
If. I**cjj- wt save you all express
ehario s.
( 'lily a low days a"o Mrs. I)awrion
(old us slio had boon sending
oil' for two years for a medicine
she saw advertised. Wo had the
nudjojno in stuck and sold it for
loss than she paid at the factory.
Toll us your wants
ARDREY'S.
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We liave too many gcpqBI
^?J:fJfijt. i jHR*N|
1 If yon want Iro croam at 10 oonta a
how you can got it at this price. H
L. J. MASS
Half Price. 1
From this date on we w
! entire line of Millinery at <fl
If you want a Hat for \m
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and see us. fl
All So Ilats now
All jUg
Some big cuts in othc^Q
Yours Truly J
MEAGHAM A E
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Bargains for tig
stock^BwH?^raHB|
from kUB|hhB|H^HM?|B
now
to us<nH^H|^^^^HHj
vnur (ruin
^?u rill IT itllll m
numbers run from 2 to 4 1-2.
Mason's Fruit
We have just received
INI ason's Jars and our prices
toin. Fruit Jar Rubbers 5c i
"Ea^le" Sh(
A new lot just in. We
lieve 11 iis brand to be the bos
for the money. The only eoi
"They Inst too long/'
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