Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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MILL TIMES." PU HI JB? Ml) Tbo TIMES I s<Tip< price . . $1 ik Oil invitwl, bat we do to publish { rot tfunnteatiohtf containing jnore tl\.ui| BOO Vords, gutl uo v?'si>ousil)ilitv Mimed for the views of torn s|>niuleiitH. .'sun Jul v ert isin;/ m.udiujn for ( hurl'iiuivillo, Port Mill, uiul H??ok bnxiuMfi hoa- TJu-Times -*< ]. Hates made known on uuplicu^^^ tion tlx*' pabliftln-i. Local Telephone No. -til IIUIJ TO OUR PA I RONS. ? p, Mr. Thou. Withers is author- q ^ ized to collect ami solicit suli- ^ (!> scriptionsto The Times, andall ^ H 4* units paid liiiu will receive 0 i?' proiKT credit at this ollice, r \ B. W. BRADFORD. J , Tit til little White limine dinner ou^lil to hugely itici?'uho liooUor I Wellingtons K?te tvcicpls. Ft limy I>? < ?mho nt'eess iry fur the Pies (I'Mil of the I/. S. to submit his dinner invitations lo a censor. ? * To condemn race prejndiee is quite the natural lliintr to ?|<?. huL to he entirely without it would he jJUTltlt lll'lll. * A sure way for a man to tret a ' few thmnjit-; in I lie nee It is for liiin to allow lite ollice lino Lo "el a lod^iiivT in Ins head. 0 0 0 There lias been a steady growth I riile the he^iiillilitr ot tjie Heliley inquiry; Schley has trrown larger Hiri ins ilflrarliArssmaller. m New \ jin jiers should lie t" >in pel led^^^H i?iit scjuTll ?mli^ lions lor rirriilal ion during n 11111111 < * i 5i 11. V ? * An ? \(Viiioo heu<Is !? South African "Dm Wot Drops Dili of sMjIil.'' Isn't thut what ho lias been continually doiny for months. ' * * SrJilev can't i;o to the theatres in Washihj/fon without ninkino tin* nrtors iiik) iiflresses jealous In* ofts^nore'ut tout ion from tlio uudieifcf tlinii they do. T'* * * * Politics us known elsewhere I'll I no itv in I lie Now York inwiiiei jml eampaiip). u liit-li is n conliniunis j erformnnee of Murk onardisin anil insulting personalities. f m * Tin* President has enjoyed tlio ve|?uiat ion <>r a keen sense of humor. hut if il be t: lie 1 lint In* re inD the Hooker Washington fu- 1 rore us a j lie he will not keep it. ] Admiral Dcwev conies nenrtlivitl. 1 i m tin' In ni" >is ill' I ho ( \>urt i if 1?i qu i r\ with lu'iir Admiral Seliley. I!i* mad.' 'Tar!-'" Ins li-xl ill Hull.'^i miii},', a,id lias never j^ot sii^lit nl i I. * Now thiil il has lieeonu' fashion- : able In entertain nivalis al llie "While II >tjse. \ve Slluutv-l lliat the Aiiieiiean Man whieli floats ovrr 1 lint Inn tliiiL} lie piilletl tlnwa and a (mm11 mime Hiy ii la run up iimtead. # s Senator Tillman is quoted as having said I hat I lie aulioii (if l'rnsi-j th nt Lfo. st've 11 in ei^^dainiiio that nem'ti will neeivd^^^^ftr kilIiiio a thousand ne<;;r^^H|n the S"iilh before they leiWi their plates, # * The editor of the (JnH'ney Ledei r has evidently overlooked llie iditnrial eolunpis ?f his ex-! .. halites when, in eoiielljsion tif Ins t't >)ll llie lit oil llie Utit isevelt \\ ilsliiiiLd "!i dinner, lie sins- "We tile glad to nolo. however. thai the f Southern people llflVe I.fid llllt Vi'l V 11f11** t ? s.i\ about it. cither neappi*. ?viiig <>r ilisfi pproving." Miscogenatisr. Unlawful, A ('Imrlrston dispntrli of Sunday to Til.. Si?.t? says tin' court ol < oiiinioii pit as in Florence county, last week decided that ;i npirr.age contracti il m this State between n while mini ami a negro woman in I St >7 was invalid, and that the ( ehihjren bora of uueh marriage do liot inlnTit from an estate left to!" the lawful grandchildren the testatrix. It was shown tilt in llie'Sotjih Carolina |e%isla lure passed an act prohibiting the ' inleriii iri ilioe of w.hitivu wl e.olorrd ' pet hoi ih and reiterated it in the 1 net of IStith 1 nder tlio f.ocle of > 1S7*J tin >< two netn wore repealed < l>y tho Republican State govern- I tin nt. I'nder the present State ' e nst it nt ion intermarriage between i white and colored persons is pro- ) hihited,.' .'ldie real estate in dis-' pule i- said to be valuable and the 11 I >ss will be heavy to the mulatto i t"\ . 'jlaiXnants: . 11 K * : ? . . y . ^ ... .. I Very Few in Fort MillYurkvilW Yegniun. A leitey from a prominent am,! intelligent subscriber hi Fort Mill lowiiship advises us that "Johnnycrnt-.M or "JohnnyiteH," hic few | and far between iu thai township. t being practically confined to a ( mere handful hi the village, who , we presume have long aero accepted t the Charlotte Observer iu* their!, political bible. Wc liaye no fears < for Fgrt Mill township. She can 4 be relied on every tune to roll up | a good yote with a majority so , t strong for old time J)omoc*ney j , that everything else will lu? 0111 of : j si eh t. So far as this township is , eoucerned. when MeJiaurin hears | from its ballot bos, he will think j | In* is gloife kin to a fanjons Irish- 4 man by the name of Dfiinig. 4 Gambling Debt Not Binding I News and Courier, Wednesday: 1 According to an opinion filed yes- ' terdav inorniiu* hv I nit.-il Ktninu * J o "V * ' '"* Cir nil Jud^e Siinoiitoii, farmers ' and others who speculate in cot Ion i \ futures and loso are ij?>t required 1 to pay t lie brokers. This decision 1 is i'lined on the law of South Carolina, which declares that all future , 4 oHinhlin<? contracts arc immoral.!' illegal and void. The defemlant 1 in the suit took advantage of this ' law when lie tiled his answer. The i ' case is important, as it deals with I ' an important question and one ' winch frequently comes to i lie sur- ' face, dames H. llrtrlier ?fe Co., the ' plaint ills, are cotton brokers in ; New York, and the defendant is ' \Y. A. .Moore, "a small farmer, of ' Spartanburg." It wag shown in ( the complaint that .Moore had been ' dealing for a \ear in futures and ' liad i/'ieketed his winnmes- hut ill1 is alleged tlmt when lie lost ho re- 1 fused to pay. Subsequently, when ' the New York lit in entered suit. J Moore claimed that he was gambling. whieh was illegal under the I South Carolina law, and his point ;1 was sustained by t he Federal court. j Stclo Horce and Euqpy. t Ygrkvillo Kmjuuvr, titttli. i Mrs. Hannah Mason, who lives ' a short distance this side of h Wrights ferry, lost a horse last ( Tuesday night, and it developed J about the same time that Mr, Henry Baird, who lives near Con-t ' cord church, had lost a buggy. Aji j investigation during Wednesday! brought out the information that a white convict nam d Will 11 a i;- I ' lis, alias Young, had escaped from i.j the Meeklenbuigcounty ehaingang , Monday or Tuesday and had man- ! ' aged to get across the river at i . Wright's ferry during Tuesday af- ; ternoon. He stole the horse from ! Mrs. Mason and rode it as far as 1 Mr Baud's mill nriii'iil.wl - - - t?* * * ' I with a Imggy. A telephone message received in Vorkville Thursday from Rorky Mount, down near ' 11)8 Fait Held line, brought the in- 1 formation that the horse and bug- 1 try had heeit ie-eaptured. The;, storv was that the man excited | " suspicion and a crowd got after i him. He abandoned the buggy * and took to the woods. While the crowd was following, he circled ( around au I got back to the buggy. . The crowd made a (juiek discovery 1 of this in iveinent and forced him I back into the woods. The horse I J and buggy were secured; but ae- i cording to the last report Harris IJ had not been caught. j ! The Enterprising Southern. ; The Southern Railway announ-I ees excursion rates for the winter i season to tin* various resorts of the } South. Tiekots are now on sale. 1 with tinai return limit May dint, 1 l'\>r detailed information as 1 to rates, schedules, etc., call on i anv agent of the Southern railway 1 or eonneetoins. I . Tli Southern mil why has issued ' a beautiful I?iu>klot entitled ( inland Fishing in tin* South,")1 which is a very attractive publiea. lion uivintr full anil concise iufor- " malioii relative to ilic best hutilini; ^ and tishirio yroiinds ulnni; its lines, together with information as to ' rater, of board, j^auic laws, names 1 of onides, and whether or not lands are posted, etc. This publication 1 is complete in every detail and will l>? of meat benefit to hunters and fisherman di siring to take an outill ('opy may be had by aijdrcs tint; any of tin* Southern iiaihvay company's agents. Tot Causes Night Alarm. "< >110 ni^ht my brother's baby > wss taken w it I; ('roup," write# Mrs. ' I. (\ Snider, of ('rittcnden. Ky., j 'il sn<-inpd it would straiiglp before IVO ClIuM get H lloftor, HO Wll gUVO it Dr. Kind's Now Discovery, wjiich Save ipiiek relief and permanently cured it. Wo always keep it in the I lionse to protect our children from Croup anil Whooping Cough. It mired me of a chronic bronchial Iroiihle that no i.tie r remedy Would relieve." Infallible for Coughs, Colds, Throat and Lung troubles. 50c and $1.00. Trial bottles free at M e ichum'-t Drug Store. k I I.. i ' W * ! - . I 'f I '. I TH3 GLOBIOUS STOBY OF HAMPTON. t Is Told Again fcy On? giving in New York Who Wished Him Again Honored. L'o tiio Kilitor of The StyrtQ. South Carolinians residing here ire watching with interest tin* jrystali/.ati.on of the movement to nake Wade Hampton senator from South Carolina once more. The rrand old man dcaerveH it beyond piesf on. Those remembering the 'Hampton campaign" of lb7<?, can Hit jvodl the datk and dreary lays the State was pHspiiigthmugh, legro denomination?negjro trial Ustuves hpfor.e whom tit times >vhit/? vyonten bad to npi>enr for leadings?the Whipper-Afo^ea eection, rascality in high places, 'four wears more ootid stealing ill South Carolina." ()h, the list could he /extended icyond patience to r* ml. No hop -, lot hint; to look forward t<?; no fit-, lire for tlie hoys of the State; no safety for parents or pr< porty; lark, dismal and dreary were the lays and darker the nights. Scott, Vloses, Chainherlain-how wcpliudlered at t hese names. Wade Hampton, Mart Crapy, M. C. Hut let*, F. W. Dawson?deertnincd to make one more heroic fl'orl to revive and regenerate the vhite people, ami forever disculiral the Republican government. Kaiut hearted tltecampaign began, lust after tlie Cainhay, Charleston tin) the low country riots, Wade 11 a it 11 j 1 o 11 declared on every stump u the State that ''South Carolina lelonged to South Carolinians and )y the eternal God they would releein and rule it." The wisdom if and the confidence in the old lero soon inspired the people. A ay of hope arose; the lied Shirt 'links increased: a division of time it the negro gatherings was detnauled and when refused was taken. The rjest is history?then followed hat Tilden-Hayes troops in tip* hr.ie house?everything in print, svery eye was turned to Hampton; lis courage; his cool judgment; oiiijeil; control over an infuriaed popiihu-e prevailed; the famous ') jiwr cent call for taxes was responded to all because of confiJenco in Hampton. South Camilla was redeemed, regenerated and reed from rascality; peace and U'osperity followed. What man leserves more from the people? Who else could have accomplished he herculean tusk? None. Jt j 0 hi* dcvoutedly hoped the people viII, with one accord, as suggested A C%>1. Willie Jones, rise up ami vward the grand old el ieflam. The people of the IWiion regard*ess of political affiliation, would ejoice at this action and recognize a it a well deserved tribute to greatness -an act of justice. The "uthers should tell their sons the ale of "7(> how any man who tassed through them can forget is 1 mystery?let such sit down and neditute on the past. II. \V. Finlayson. Sew York City, Oct. 17. ? stepped Into Live Coals. "When a child I burned my foot rightfully," writes W. H. Ends,of louewville, Vn., "which caused mrrible leg sores for .'jO years, but liucklen's Arnica Salve wholly ured me after everything else railed." Infallible for Itnnw Hutu scalds, So res, I>ruises and Piles, sold bv T. B. Meneham. 25c. ? ?? Tloasant Valley lots. Magistrate IX K. Hull held an m pi est over the body of a dogro nfant that died suddenly Satur- 1 lay 11 i<^ht on Mr S. L. Patterson's )l lco. | Kev. A. Finch preached a apodal Hcrinon on baptism Sunday. I )r. 11. \V Pays will deliver a ecture oil "Sliains" at Belnir next >ii the 11th of November at 11 | 'clock, a. m. A goodly number of our people | ittended Buffalo Pill's show in 'liarlotte Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Davidson.! >f Charlotte, visited their parents n this community the past week.. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Paty visited datives in this community Satur- J lay and Sunday. Some of our farmers hnve been msily engaged shredding their, urn the past week. JacqI'ISS. fob iOOI) WHISKIES, \Y IN hlS, iUANDIES, ETC CALI. ON ??K WHITE TO W. ir. HOOVER, CaiRLOTTE, N C. . www k?".?'u ? ? > j'-ji'iu >-? ? l *l mm What's Vogr Face Worth? Sometimes a fortune, but never, if you have a sallpwcompletion, n jaundiced look, moth patches and blotches on the skin,-all sii/ns of Diver Trouble. IJut Dr. King's New Ivife Pills give Clear Skin, llosy (^he.eks, Rich Complexion. ; Duly go peats at Meachain's Drug Store. i RegMr.illon Notice. The books of Registration for I the town of Fort Mill for .the year j lt>02. ^re now open, and will be Closed on the fourth (4) day of January, 190g. W. B. Meacham 1 has be/en appointed Registrar. By order of the council. J. w: McElhanex, I ntendant. !1 TRESSPASS WARNING. All persons are warned not to 1 hunt, tisli or for any purpose whatever enter upon any of the lands i owned or controlled by the undersigned. The law will be rigidly enforced against any one disregarding this notice. S. K. White. ?1. W. AUUUEY. Mkr. J. M. Udell. V. Nimr. J. M. Sdkatt. Eih;ak Jones. J. li. Mack. 1) A. Lee. W. I. Jones. Winter's Wintry Winds Are approaching and you will | need Window (llass. We have i u full Rtock of the usual sizes. iL Candle I _ i Is a ^rent source of convenience ; and comfort. We would like tor you to see some Candlesticks we have, njado of oxidized wrought iron in artistic shapes, looks as well as hron/u, price i5 cents Avith a candle thrown in. Buy a prir for your mantle. Thpy would ! adorn it. Tooth Piclis Should, be on all well regulated tables. We have the best quality at 5 cents the box. If you should commence to use them, you would never be without them and then, your guests expect to find them on yfjur table, AUDREY'S. (heap Rates Via Southern By. SOUTHERN INTER STATE FAIR. Atlanta, On.. Oct. !>th to2(>tb. I On account of this occasion Southern I Railway announces from all points in , Oeorgiu, ami from Asljeville, SpartanI burg. Columbia, Clmr.estou ami iuter' mediate points?for individuals rate of one fare for tlje round trip, plus fifty (f>0) cents admission to the fair ground. I Children half faro. Minimum rutc, not including ndmissicn, to be fifty cts. Military companies and brass bands in ! uniform, twenty (20) or more on one ticket, socially reduced rates. Dates of sale from points in South Carolina, October 11th, 1 ?th, 17th, 22nd and 21th, tinal limit of all tickets October 2'Jl h. THIRTY-THIRD ANNUAL STATE FAIR, Columbia, S. C., Oct. 2N-ill. Southern Railway announces for individuals, one first-class fare for the round trip, plus 50c admission, from all IHiiuts in South Curolina to Columbia | on account of the Thirty-third Annual State Fair, minimum rate induing ad uiiMiuu iu no lor adults and fiOc for children. Specially reduced ratos for i military companies and brass bands in ' uniform, when twenty (20) or more I travel on one ticket. Dates of sale October 20th to :tlst inclusive and for trains scheduled to arrive at Columbia ! prior to noon November 1st, final limit November Ord, 1001. Fcr detailed information as to rates, etc., call on or address any agent of the ' Southern llailway or connections. The Charlotte Observer North Carolina's Foremost Newspaper. Bigger and more attractive than over, ; it is an invaluable visitor to the home, ! the oftieo, the club or the work room. THE OBSERVER j Contains all 11|Q nuwsj of the world. tf A * " lias I III- niijtntmrg Kf(?5 I Jo?pnt C ties ; special corm8|)ond(',ntH at th<* State ami National Capitals ami qn expcrinqcori 1 corps of cqtrus]HJiul(>nts throughout the j State. The Daily Observer 5'wee?*1" Is ^8 per annum; $1 fur six months; $2 for three months. Th" Semi-Weekly Observer, A perfect family journal. All tl\o new* of tl\e times. Only $1 jier annum. Sample Copies of Either upon Application TrtK crtARi.orrii OBst-kviiR, Charlotte, N. C. Old newspapers for sale tit The Times utlice. 20 cents u hundred. A Meat Market AND RESTAURANT. At which reasonable prices predominate has at Inst been <stablisheil in the Jones buildim*, on Main street, where the duo rest REEF, PORK and SAUSAGE can be had at any time. A tirat-class restaurant and lunch counter will be run in connection with the market. Fresh Fish, { \ i - - I ?1 '? . i ? anu nit oilier eatnnies to he found on this market will be servtd each day in Ihe we> k. W. E. D EATON. Call on or write the CROWN SALOON, you FINE WINES, LIQUORS, ETC. OLD NORTH CAROLIN \ EAGLE CORN WHISKEY A SPECIALTY. J. M. WOODSIDK & CO.. Props. Queeu City 'Phono "202. :tl W. Trade St. CHARLOTTE, N. C. j We I.ike Your Do.hr iu payment of lauudry work left in onr care, but we strive as well for your approbation. Our aim is to wash clothes clean, iron shirts, collars and cull's to your liking (wo mean by that polished or domestic finish), and generally to afford you the best satisfaction at prices commensurate with good work, but still cheap. The perfect work of the Modal Steam Laundry, Charlotte, N. C., all the time at short prices has won the general favor of Rood dressers. Shipment h made Wednesday evening. Ed. L. MuKi.uanf.y, Aoent Fort. Mill, S. C. J. U. Tray wick & Co.,: DEALERS IN FINE EIQIJOKS AND WINES,! No. 4^ East Trade St. CHARLOTTE. - - - N. C. i ISMMjJia: sV promptly procured.Oft NO FC?. Send model. sketch.% | w or photo f.?r free report ou patentability. Itn.k 'lie* &t<?ohtiiiu If.8. and ForeignPatent* a mi Trad- Marke/'w ' Ju FREE Fairest tcriue ever o tie red to inventor* A 1 (V PATENT LAWYERS OP 2* YEARS' PRACTICE .ft A 20,000 PATCNTS PROCURED THROUGH THEM. A 1 d' All business c*?iitiaontiel. Souud advice- katthfulCt/ JAnttIm Modi mte charges. ft; Sw2toC. A. SNOW & CO.k PATENT LAWYERS. ft 0pp. U. S. Patent Office. WASHINGTON. D. C.$ OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE AT THE TIMES OFFICE MEAL, FLOUll and] Your attention is called to the First that we guarantee satisfat com on/1 4 ^ ^ ?..w niinu. v/iir capacity is 1 wheat per day. Second, that we buy ear corn, t ity; and gall tlour, meal, crushed at tilings and all mill products at lowc ROCK HILL Rl ' t'.f ,> r jui Don't malic the Rli Of your life by Koin^ to the wr SHOP, \yhera you will find ready to serve you. Our patrons m of holes, rips, cuts and fringes. \V shave. Call at third door of Bank CAROTHEl pji| In Hoc Signo Vii>ces. The sign whi,ch mezjos most in the bus)ne$q world of today is the sign, of business judgment and good taste shown in printing. Ours is the right kind. It * gives .character to your bush ness announcement. Our printing stands for us and for you. R. M. LONDON, Rock Hill, S. G. ' to write for our confidential letter before applying for patent; it may be worth money. We promptly obtain U. 8. and Foreign PATENTS id TRADE |?ARKS or return ENTIRE attorney's fee. Send model, sketch or pbotn and we send an IMMEDIATE FREE report on patentability. \So givo the best legal service and advice, and our charges are moderate. Try us. SWIFT & CO., Patent Lawyers, Opp. U.S. Patent Office,Washington, D.C. bDMBROMHMnMHHBapMMMBMRHMri DR. J. L. SPRATTp SURGEON DENTIST. Oftice in .lonea building, Main Street, Fort Mill, S. U. Terms, strictly cash. THE NEW YORK WORLD. Thrice-wcelc Edition. The Most Widely Head Newspaper in America. Time has dym oust rut urt that the \riirieu-n-Week World stands alone in its class. Other paper* have imitated its form but not its suece**. Tjiis is because it tells all the new* all the time and tells it imiuirtially, whether that news he political or otherwise. It is, in fact almost a daily at the price of a weekly and you caunot afford to bo without it. Republican and Democrnt alike can read the Thrice-a-Week World with absolute confidence in its truth. In addition to news, it publishes firstclass serial stories and other features suited to tho home and fireside. The Thrice-a-Week World's regular subscription price is only $1.01) per year and this jntys for lots papers. We offer this uneaqualled newspajier and tho Fort Mill Times together one year for $1.(55. The regular subscription price of tho two papers is $ >.00. Repeaters Ik > " ara the re"; "vwifl v"B.*ioSs ssn ' It11 \ vKMn ?oll<1 ,hlcAd ?1 mPt* " uetween ine anooiera heart anrt the c-utridpt at all time*, throws the empties away from him inste.id of into tits face, prevents smoke ana erases from entering his eyes and luns*. and keeps the line ot sivht unobstructed. T h e works easily and smoothly, making very little noise. Our maw The Merlin Ffre Arms Ce. I.BgSsjgSg^l Newi:?veo.ConB. ?EED. following facts:? stion in grinding, and exchanging 50 bushels corn and 250 bushels diell corn, and wheat of good qual-. ld cracked corn, wheat brand, u^d-. at market price. Quality best. DLLER MILLS. 1 ? . ? i stake ong place. Visit the CITY BARa corps of white barbers always ever go away with their faces full e beautify the face with an easy Building, facing railroad. RS & SON.