Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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J? LOCi ^ and PERSONAL. Mr. L. I*. Culp spent Friday in "Charlotte cu business. Mr. L. J. Maeley spent Thursday in O iDcord, N.C. Caahier .Mea,<haui shipped off 10,000 < iQu.oeuf pieces to New York last) veeV ! ^ Mrs. J. (J. Hi ;hes ancl mother, Mrs. J. R. Harrta are visiting in Charlotte tiig week. , , ^ Mr. and Mrsj Z. 'V. J^nbinson * spent Moncay in Chester with Mr. 1 Robinson's parents. The For; Mill bttllteuin will , cross bats, ^ith the Rock Hill team this afteritam in Rocl^.HiU>.... Th? wlliT-4 * o.._j ? dvui in ui quuuay RI- ! ternoon bl,ke several limbs from the 0hade|reea on Booth street. Tne fir*! qotton bloom of the 'V season .wnj brought ,to town this morning ljy Miss Dovie Harris. Mr. A. I. Bradford, Sr., has been awarded (tie contract to build a $000 dryj kiln for the Charlotte Brick Co( Mr. Akx. Barber has bought Mr. J. TfMackey's house and lot on Forel street and will move there in [few days. Dr. J.H. Thornwell conducted divine services at Six-Mile church in Lancaster county Saturday and ; Sunday, i Rev, "|. E. Thayer, of Rock Hill, ocqinied the mil nit. ' . ? x 1 * ' *%v * A. Fmcl Sunday evening at the Baptist <hurcli. Miss Jary Atwater, of Bytium, N. C.," arived in the city Fridny mid is tie guest of Mrs. S. A. Eppa oid^orest street. MUser Mary and Bert Thornwell lef Friday for Beunettsville, I S. C., wiere they will spend sev- 1 . < eral wees visiting friends. Wate melons have made their Qppearsiee on this market. They j nre of t.e Florida variety and sell : . for fluty and forty cents. Mrs. Xowie, an aged lady, died early yhterday morning at the j Upine* otter son, Mr. E. S. Howie, j in Belaii Lancaster county. Muuhlo the disappointment of Mr. J. t. Cousart, his son Mr. . . E^rlCo'sart. did not pass through f. ^Cliarlott Last Kreek as wasex pected. i Dr. ajd Mrs. f T. B. Meacham ' have* >,r*urfi^d;r:'from Statesville, N. 0., there'they have been visit j ittg^ thirVctyilgh^er f Mrs. E. S. Reeves^ Mrs. M F. HartsQll, of Concord, N. C., * <? has been visiting Mrs. * P; IWo, speAll> several da^sfn Rock 9ll with. Miss Carrie MdslerV* v' ' . We Ice heard tlnd Mr. .T. T. XVfrfeVeSwlfo f rom this place . to Laifljfe months airo. . will lien;cpt Clie Jk?itXkeepp r : for the ?\>rt .Company. i < Miss^^K&te Erwiii, rtf Steel <Creek, ^^Hhfis been* visiting the '' family T* R. ^arcithers. in Jiock ,'HV passed, through Fort Mill Wuiay on "> her way home. "She wn accompanied by Misses Mary and Evelyn Frew, who will spend several weeks with her. Mr. and.' Mrs. Eli Parks, of Spencer, N. C., are visiting relatives in and near Fort Mill. Mr. Parks, who works in the Southern shops at Spencer, says that 'there nre at present" almut twenty-five nou-uuion machinists at work in the shops. Mr. Jos. Crenshaw, who for a long tiiiU|was employed at the upper mill at this place and who several months ago went to the Philippines, has written a letter to one of his frietids here in which lie says that he is well and getting along nicely, but says that he would advise his friends to keep out of the United Stabs army. Seriously Hurt in Runaway. Oh Saturday afternoon Mr. W. j R. Phillijm hire<l a horse from one of the livery stables to go, witli his wife,\to'Mr. Andy Kirabrell's home just across the North Carolina line. On reaching the store of the Fort Mill Mfg.Company Mr. Phillips entered the store, leaving his wife alone in the buggy. At this time the horse became frightened and made a dash up the road. Mrs. Phillips did all in her power to check the speed of the animal but was unable to do so, and, on reaching a point just beyond the old White homestead, she thought it best to jump. In doing so her foot slipped and she fell, the rear wheel of the buggy passing over body. Mrs. Philips was found in an unconscious condition n few inoments afterward and was cnrried to ' a neighbors ho^ae,-.where medical aid was summoned. Upon exam- ' inatiou it was found that, besides several bruises to the face ami body, she was injured internally, the extent of which could not at that j time he ascertained. Mrs. Phillips iias, however, been getting along very nicely and u speedy recovery is hoped for. The %?orae and buggy were fonnd near (Sfitfin's atore, the buggy being bMk'eu up considerably. I riayor's Court. Messrs. L. L. \V or re Is niul Jean Montgomery were up before Mayor McEihaney Saturday ufteruoon for eug&ging in ? ditllculty at the Fort Mill Mfg. Company ami were fined $2.50 each. Both pnid up. On Monday when court opened Rufus Jackson, colored, was called : upon to answer to the charge of retailing "booze." Jackson was found guilty and sentenced to a fine of $10 or JO days on the gang. Ho produced the ten. Malenor Moore, a dusky maiden, was found guilty of transporting whiskey and was sentenced to pay a fine of $3. She paid up. Notes from Gold Mill. "General Green" is still in n very J healthy condition. Some of our o...? 4i. -A- < uivj 1111ii iv 111 ^ very HU*on{{ OI givi.ng up part of their crops if the weather continues wet. Otne of our used-to-be neighbors who! left this section about three yearje ago and moved up near the North Carolina line, has been ottering ?o give half of his csop to anyone kvho would clear it of grass. I am ejorry for my friend, ?>nt I have my lianda full just at this time. Mr. D. M. Faris' little boy was very Isick with cholera morbus last Thursday, but at present is as well as us ial. Mrs. D. CI. Kimbrell and Mrs. T. 1 H.M<'rritt visited relatives in Gold Hill Wednesday. Mr*. .T. L. K imbrell has been very feeble for some weeks, but is improving now, and we hope she will continue to do so. w el had ft very hard wind and rain ^torm on Sunday evening last. Roy. Confederate flonument fur Yorkvlile. The.dasper Light Infantry, of Yorkville. h erectioii of a monument to the I Confederate soldiers who went to the wat' from York county, to coat not lead than $2.;"i00. The proportion has been under confederation for several years past; but it is only within the past few weeks that it has begun to take definite shape. At a meeting of the company "held in the armory, last Monday night, the matter was discussed in detail, and for tho purpose of putting the work on foot without delay, it wflH agreed that the company resolve itself into an organization to be known as the "York County Confederate Monument association." A resolution was adopted at the meeting appointing Capt. W. B. I Moore Jnnd thirty-two citizens throughout the county to solicit ( funds for the undertaking. The ToUlcming represent Fort Mill on the committee: Capt. T. B. Spratt. T. G. Cnlp, S. K. White, ii. N. Culp, Mrs. J. H. Thornwell, Mrs. J. B. Mack. OVER THE COUNTY. Item* from Contemporaries Orouped for Times Readers. Yorkville Yeoman. i The Gordon brothers, which includes onii worthy county super- 1 visor, hhrvt^sted bushels of oats from five Meres. They are intelligent and practical farmers and show enviable resultH from the intensive system. There are at least two enses of diptheria, of the bona fide kind, in town. One is at the house of Mollie Hymes, a colored woman living near the narrow gunge railrailroad on Kast. .Jefferson street. The other is in a white family on the Fred Adickes place on King's Mountain road. The antitoxine treatment, is being used and it is not thought that there is much danger of a soread of the disease. The appearanc oof glanders near Tirzali has caused considerable apprehension among owners of stock, i .Mr. Henry Mussey had some sick mules, and Dr. Fri?dheiin, a veterinary surgeon of ifock Hill was called in and an expert from Clemson college was also sent for. The Olemson man pronounced the trouble glanders. One mule had already died, and two others with well developed cases were killed, i It is thought that four others have it, or will have it. and they are being kept apart from other stoek and carefully watched. It is very unfortunate at this season of the year, when a mule is worth more in twn lliruitnn tliiin il !>.. other ten of the year in the cultivation of the crops. Rock Hill Herald. Thursday night President Johnson received a check for $1,000 as a gift to Winthrop from Mr. Geo. Foster Peabody, of New York. Mrs. A. R. Banks is Htill suffering fr<un the accidental fall which she recently received. She is unable to even turn herself in bed. j Thursday -afternoon 0:1 tho farm of Mr. (r. 1). Pearson at. Otrden a little colored bov, aged lit months, child of John Gil more, died niys r, . Gool Goods for Mot Poop Are you suffering with heut V help you. An elegant line of Negligee Kh A full line of Gnuze Shirts at 2 A complete line of Ladies Vest Drop Stietli and Lace Striped 1 Five hundred yards of Shirtii wrappers, fnst colors, at 5 cents. V goods. Nice line of Dimities. Bnltice r Our Millinery sale is still on. sell them at half price MEAGHA1 eriously. It w is reported in the neighborhood that the child who whh acting as nurse broke the neck of the- lmhy, hilt this could not he confirmed at the hour of going to , press. A jury was empanelled by i Magistrate Nunnery, acting coroner. but we could not learn the form of the verdict. Dr. Stevens of this ; | city made a post mortem examin- 1 ation. A Poor Millionaire : Lately starved in Ixtudon booauso tie could not digest his food. Early use of Dr. King's New l.ifo Pills would have j kiivmI him. They strengthen the stoinI ach, aid digestion, promote assimilation, I improve appetite. Price 2~h;. Money hack if not satisfied. Sold by Thos. B. | Meacham, Druggist. I , " The one hundred ami fourth tin- I ' niversary of the origization of the Beaufort Volunteer Artillery was celebrated in Beaufort Friday by , that famous battery's offspring, the Third divisisiou South Carolina ; Naval Butallion. - , Enameled Tinware?the best I ware on earth. A full assortment | at E. W. Kitnbrell & Co.'s - - -? ?- ? By order of the general manager of the Seaboard Kail way about 40 , workmen were discharged from the company's shops at Abbeville Sat-1 urday. You should take in the Onti- i graph Moving Picture and Enterprise Stereopticon Show at the Town Hall this (Wednesday) evening. Admission, adults li)c, | children 10c. Doors open at 7..'10. Camden's line new jail, situated on DeKalb street has been handed over to the county by its contractor and has been taken possession of by the jailer and three unwilling lodgers, MOT WEATHER 15 MERE, But you don't care for that. Just eall regularly at our Ice Cream Parlor and enjoy a cool, refreshing drink, or a plate of our delicious Ice Cream. 'Phone -Pf and we will deliver any of the above refresh- ] ments at your residence. MEACHAtTS DRUG EtlPORIUri. oli 1 n ?_? >i?*cR:?aiiiuiuK Huu Repairing. 1 I thank my fricnda for their past favors, and, in the future, 1 ahull do all in my power to please them and merit a continuance of their patronage. My thirty years experience in Blncksmithing and Repair work is the guarantee J offer. More satisfactory work for less money than you can get elsewhere. 7-R-tf A.A.YOUNG BANK STATEMENT. Statement of Savings Bank of Kort Mill, ! for quarter ending Juno :t0, 1001: ASSKTS. Ix>ans . . ! Furniture and supplies 714.in I Accrued interest . 171.50 1 Due from banks . 2,511.01 Cash in vault . . . I H2 $17,010.tWv 1.IARIMTIKS. I"',, i.it,, 1 COrw.k *1 ' - "I Sural us .... 2,000 no Undivided profits . . ftOO.OO Dividend Ud. ! >, payable Joly 1, 1001 *. . (>00.00 Personal deposits . . iS.S.HUiN $:t7,0UM?S I, W. B. Meacham, eashior of the above-named hank. do solemnly swear tliat the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief Snbsrrib-d and sworu to before me this July 1, 11KH . J. W. MrKi.iiANf.Y, Notary i'nblic. Attest: J. M. Sim: \TT. * r.. J. B. MACK, ) Electors. I 1; ?le. if ho, come to see iih "Mini wo can 1 irts, by the "Lyon men,'' at 05e. !5, .'15, and 50 cents. ' h, 5, 10, 15, and 25 cents. Hose, 25 and 50 cents. IC Prints. so nii?n f<>?* 1 -- - - *'* ?? CHOI Clllll I fe are having a <*ood trade on these mcl Lawns. You will want an Outine ITat. We a & epps. Some People Say, "W hy 1 didn't know you were j a^ent for that medicine." We are agents for every medicine sold in j tlie V. S. and if its a reputable ro- j medy, wo can ^et it for you quicker and cheaper than you can yourself. Pol* we KMVe Villi fill Iiviir.11!-. ! j . -M" * ' I charges. Only a few clays njjo Mrs. Daw- ! son told us she had been sending off for two yours for a medicine Aho saw advertised. We had the medicine in stock and sold it for loss than she paid at the factory. Tell us your wants. AUDREY'S. Why Do You Throw money away by buying a cheap jjrado of Harness, j when you can ^et the best If and Made Harness at the same price? Hov is your saddle? Xonv'h tho time to have it repaired. Give me a call. J. E. MARSHALL, Opp. Central Hotel. Hock Hill, S. C. j j Frnm Thn Hov/il ? VMI MU ft/ U T II up to the proprietor, everybody about this print shop is trying to make it the best j print shop for you to employ. ; Let us print for you. R. M. LONDON, Rock Hill, S. C. We Like Your Doilar in payment of laundry work loft in our rare, but we strive as well for vonr approbation. Our aim is to wash clothes clean, iron shirts, collars ami | cutis to your liking (we mean by that polisherl or domestic tiuisli), and gener ally to afford you the best satisfaction at pricesoonmiensnrate with g<?>< 1 work, hut still cheap. The jsirfeet work of the Model irteain laundry. t.harlotto. N. U., all the time at short priees has won the general favor of good dressers, shipments made Wednesday evening. Ku. L. McKl.liASKY, Adl'.NT. Fort Mill, S. (J. MILLS & YOUNG. That is the name of our new firm. We will be found at the old stand of Hughes & Ynillinr vntwli' f/v "? ? ? "* 1 -?ivtKij Li/ >3V"i > i" win muiiy menus stud customers, whom we thank for their past favors and hope to have a continuance of their patronage. We Want Your Trade And will endeavor to please you by selling you the BEST GOODS at ROCK BOTTOM Prices. Wo aviI! handle h full line of Fancy and II cavy Groceries, Hardware, Crockery, Tin and Glassware, Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Pants, Hats, Caps, and, in fact, wc are gfting to make this "The Everything Store." i '. > w e will buy your cotton, cotton seed, ,1^;. i i - - - (win, |h-h?, cmcKeiis ana eggs, or anything t f. you have to sell, paying you the highest market prices for same. Tours for business MILLS & YOUNG. (Successors to Hughes ?fc Young.) . , ??... Bargains for the ladies. * .T We offer for a short time our entire stock of Ladies* Oxfords and Low Quarter Shoes at one-half actual value. We have about 150 pairs of these Shoes that cost us from 75c to $ 1.50 a pair and will sell them now at 50c to 81 a pair, which is an actual loss to us of 25 to 50 per cent. Our loss is your gain. Call early and get choice. The numbers run from 2 to 4 1-2. iTiuovn ail uII ifdl 9a We have just received a big lot of Mason's Jars and our prices are rock bottom. Fruit Jar Rubbers 5c a dozen. "Eagle" Shoes, A new lot just in. We claim and be licve this brand to be the best shoe on earth for the money. The only complaint is that* "They last too long/' "THE OLD RELIABLE mm? T. 11. BELK, Proprietor.