Fort Mill times. (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, December 30, 1903, Image 2
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DKGKMBEH MO, 190M.
Inducement For Farm Labor
\V" qniU1 ee with n lirothei
editor * li > p ii it t *4 mil (Iii! one
of (lie rilHlMS ulVlMI \V 11V f M r 111
Inluir, t?otli w'i ! and h u'k me
women iitul dill.I en. iiiv *o irmly
t ? <!?*?? ?i tin* I'limiiri u <1 niuv
tile *i t y IV 1 I nit !IJ?rWMlll lllr III t.-i
{South >>ti *i i*< ill 'ti 111 i ii i it' i< hi iii a h
woikui: mi waiting f>>r hit ii
hi iiIIih h f tf tin I r> * urn* ii
Ii" Inul mi tli- rotlun P' p. On
t In* other hand. lit i'y. tin* ft i
and the fuel >rio , i?ive a ru-h r
turn each week f ' tli In mr em
ployed.
In ord-r to overeoui ihi< vl nation,
w 11i< 11 i- yoi| y 1 r \i .
and more limii tin* roup iy it
pointed out thit sometime^ i ruin
tin t raiftr, iih it wore, iviidv en
eropn ? Hiieli ?f hid>i11 fruiiR. ti n k.
cliiekeun. peach-H, etc.. "In i^s t mi
will lii iim romly a-Ii for six w "k
or two tu ml lis' work ni -te.nl I
usual plan of twelve or lliiite n
inotitliH.
In tliiHcnni) ctlOli tlio rgoui i
ih nlrio made liy Mr. L It. M i i)
* that nilk cult alao be i]iiii'kly mii I
profitably rained I>y Inc iniinhy
family IIH II will** linf mi I II c isli
producer. HeclniuiHIlia thee op
can bo ready for market in .-i\
week*. Tin* work chii be nem l\
nil douA by member'* of tlie bonny
Hot now regarded aa producer*
women, children and intirin men
The returiiM arc cash, and ill liberal
amount.
We pay now over $100.0 0,000
t every year to foreign countries for
r silk liaise it at homo, ecu tier
tlint $111,000.000 among our Southern
fur mere, and a big inducement
will be developed to keep the
whole famdy and inult'.tudes of
fnmilicH on the furuiH.
Thin industry, if pro ?erly entered
into, means ho iuduutiial revolution
ill many HeeliotiH of the country,
especially in the S >u li Study
the matter carefully. Its pints:
bilities ^row with every sober consideration.
Looks Like Parker.
To uh it looks like Parker, as the
Democratic nominee for president.
Hearst ia a good man, Gonnnii is
a tfood man, Bryan is a good man,
hut the man who will ^ei the nomination
the man New York ia
for, ami it new looks as if Parker
would be their choice. A man
who ran ahead of Ins ticket, a
presidential year, over 3 HVOOd for
the highest offi e in the State,
supreme juritfe of the court of appeals.
an office higher than governor
or even a United States supreme
justice, can be depended upon to
carry that Stale over such an
erratic fly-by-night man as K ?<?s? Velt
Business men miiv he Be.
publicans. but they wili take >
first el ass conservative id iii f ?r
president, )-tpij if a Democrat,
TfttlnT llinn n niMii like lv>>o?iev? It
I who l? i (mutantly walking tt'omid
with h chip on hi* shoulder during
somebody to knock ii off.
Charlotte's One Crest Need
One of th^ most disgusting
\ scenes that tlie writer has ever witnested
wmb in the Southern passenger
station in Charlotte Saturday
night The pies? ni urran
njjnt of the waiting roo ns aie *u h
that pelSi>tiH i t both eoinrp, im s
per live of size. ?ex or conditio .
are compelled to foire their way in
the same window in order osecure
tickets, Saturday evening the
waitng room waa tilled with u
crowd of people tnany of whoa
drunken looks and couduet were
calculated to eanse a so her nersnu
to tnrn away in nlmme, mid yet
11 timber* of Indie* were seen el*
bow their wny through ihi? d im
keu thronu, timid indecent Inn*
^tinge, to end from the only tick t
window. To the citizen* of CharJotte,
who have doubtless been aecustomed
to such, the occurence
of 8* > ur lay was probtbly piaaed
by without even notice, but to n
leeideut of n town where the pa*neuter
station has >epcrnte rooms
k for tire races, the scene was indeed
| humiliating. To the cliy of Char*
lotte. to any nothing of the public,
the Southern Rail wny i* due a better
arrnngment, and if they ?an
| not otherwise l>c induced to give
I the city that to which it i* entitled
they should, if possible, be forced
|U to do s?',
i '
Southerners S rg Yankee Song
Tl?f Alilv v 111? M '<! i uiti linn hem '
| in li?*r | it r-i n <*m 11 i iilt ntteu- j
init t I' e r r> ' ut 'Ti'iitinif 'hi
til () (I C mi( O 1111.1*' is Y iiiS
11^. ?' ! tlltl'lll ni i- I I is.j'
luii'iy it , li t i si'i'iiis ihn' h ttif J
j folks wil n Is liev" it. mk tin* (
| 111118 III |i yr III ,,f (! ft -?| ?
j remii II 11 -II y purrs it alotij^ ,
i liii- w ir i.ii-? I > \i . ( hit* C'{
Irui .i r -ay ma *iit *'ii 11\ |i
! Wallet Kit rill.-., i M w (lamp* ! |
I - i i>, uh .v h 11 f itit i ill
f<v: i t i v I *0*2 a I ni'n I
W lllr v\ I I I S II It a- ' I
| t? r iiinr ii i \ i . N rtli 1
r i V:i ni >. ii n it;
t i In- * > nth u i i'C - i
hi U'' ''.ill KM ' f VO - :
ite '.its p i .I'll <1 i .. "1 'm a
; LT ' 1 Olll I 1 11 1 ( I l ?'t*ll V I I ?'
Mou i
NOTE AM COMMENT
Chicago lim co i. ir cl a vote buying
alderman Thin < of i .'
?o? i
ni'itrii ?ii* -v* onlni 5..i?o
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for thus iu nf liri'.i i; ^ them.
?o ?
(inui'ra! Reyes has id vised the 'oloni
' loans not to m)kiuI< ho Uiiituil Plait's .
! uitt il fori hor not tee
Ponbtless Mr. Ule. eland's Christmas ,
dinner was composed of (lack.
?1>? <
Think of a conic esstnan put tint; a now
fan ;liul child s su inc* bank on the
inur.tei the la,, bo >rov hrislmus
-u? I
Senator Morgan is e.lenriiif; his thro.it '
for ills tis tal >' day speech.
The RuHMo-Ja|M'iicse ilmo of peuco '
j soom* to h i?o bro ;<m its win#. '
?o?
Trophet Dowie seems tobo sotnei hint? 1
I of a receiver, e?ea it he isn't a restorer. '
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Tin* rapid rise in -oal is a suro indic t- '
lion that winter is hero.
The sweetest si mil yet is tin* state :
ment ot .ho score art of acrioaltuie ihat :
the time will eonie when the United
; otates will iiiaae a.t of us own su^ar. !
?o?
If John P. Hoe.{fellow had ditided 1
his weal.h anions he editorial fraier
j he would have stool some chance of on '
toriuk the poarly k-ooh.
Marriages in (he Township.
inariituo of Misa Mai\
Smith, . f lowet S f* le Creek, and
Mr James K \\ y , of upp i Fort
Mill town l?'|?, a J JO o'clock, Of-j
( ciiiiifr 22. wa* ii ui of interest
I i ti wide ire I ?>f fri nils . f tuis
y >11111; con pit1. I lie manic.-e o .k
place at the home of the hri te. ,
The interior of tin- pai l ?r w?* elabor
I'elv decorated ami arli ti ally
I'ghted, wliicn urate ail ffoctivo
set log tort e wedding. Tin- wedding
march from Mendc Inoini, j
played lit Mn-e May Blanke nship, ,
lieiiih-d the approach of the attendants,
followed by tho hride an 1
grooiu.
Tli attendants were: Mien Eh-j
sio Boyd and Mr. (Triton Smith
and Mihh May Crook and Mr
Uieliartl Smith. ,
The Rev. W M. Gordon, as*is- ,
tetl by Ret . A. L. Slough, pro- !
mm need the veiy elohoiate and j'
impressive eerenioiiy which made
i them hu* and and wife. Tne hride
I i?? n ^ Uo.. 1* ? t'ii I I ? ?! ? 1. I ?
n a- iMMUllllili) U??W mil 111 Willi*' I
Hilk mull um<I \v s wearing amne ;
beautiful old jewelry which her j
moth r w??re wlie. he wna married. I
Iuitu- diately ??f et ihe marriage the I
bridal |>'?rty w ut o the home ?>f
the i; oom. vvhe e quite a crowd of
their fueti In wer enteitamed th
next day. T te hr de in <>ue ??f our
moat I) xutifui .oid aec?uii|iiiHh'd
y ui .g adie.s. The ur om h an
eiiieipris u^ Wi le-iiwake pi ur. a
aive farmer and is alao hii > live!
church worker. They will he at
home in their newly built collate
after the eleventh of January j
Tiiey have <h he t wiahea of quite
a circle 01 frii'iidi and rel itivea.
An ntereaiiuif feature in th> '
flocifti circle of ('olil Hill was the
j marriage ast ?V e I eed-iv aftei noon
1 at 3 nVI f Mr I) Ml .
All a K.|) Co h tp I tile
.ome of lie lui.hs I .tui r, ,?lr
J. ti. Col harp. Pr >iiipuy at the
?tut.i ..l-.l I. I... h. i.l.'l '
1 "ci" ? " i'ihi i v'lijiir
ftilrreil the |) iii? r to the h.r 11u - i
oi the wedding march ami weie I
u?e n hi- lli?' rt-nlie of tin* room
by I he ll.?v M v\ G<ndon, m h , i
| ill a benti if 111 H ul llipreH.sive ill'i i. 1
Her, said I lie wind that tie fast
| tile ma 11in 11im 1 knot. The Scene, i
> from ti' g lining in eml, was a very 1
pretty one it,at w not tie forg u>rll
Sioii by Ilea- who wit in g.?ed
t. Th-- ii ti hi t-c^r of pretty ami ,
.useful presen;a given tiiein bore
evident*? of t le love and este m '
that their uia i? f, if mis hold f <r
I hem Thetnid >s the daughter
of Mr. .J. H volt harp ml t ? \
mowt p pun young lady of many <
excellent qu dities The grootn is
nioBt worthy ml proiiinmiu ,
j young m m of t i* community. j
j Mi. Mild Mrs G tis n h ?ve a host '
of friends hi t iia eomtnutiiiy a d '
elsewli re who wndt tliem a long 1
life <>( liappim us and useful ess i
in their journey to?et er. t
' sabr*ni: wear* ftrr: TVvoe i 1
SUGGESTED FOR STATE SENATOR
The Availability of Hon. J. R. Haile for
tha Place.
Kditor Tli"1 Times: 11 the next ?lootion
York county will be culled upon to '
elect a new representative in the Mute
Senate. In the pint she lias been rcpro* |
K *ntod by K'K)d and devoted men, patri- j
otic citizeus. In sending u man to the
senate we sho iit 1 not make a mistake. |
In Mnith i arolina today broad minded, !
earnest men, alive to the interests of i
their people and their State, are needed i
to jjuide tlie ship of state, so that the I
tpaiul opp irtnuit ies opoued to her mi^ht
be urasjMMi. It is no time for narrow
and inexperienced men. Sou h Caro
I;iia and her se o \il count i< s ninst jrrasp
the opponunity of i he hour. York
county must be in line.
bueh a ruin lh" jn-ople of Fort Mil!
township believe J. Jtoc'.ielle Haile to
he. and we take the liberty of present
iit^'iliis name l'or the office of senator
from the county when the time comes.
We understand that it is more than
likely that Senator I'.riee will not stand
for re electi> >n, and in (hot ease Mr.
I luilo's friends will n ? hear to his rerhumi
o. u?.i...i r.... it,. I,, a. ....i .ia...,it...i
allien ??f Mali* senator.
Nn mini <: niWl r? pci'sent York nullity
iiimiv acceptably lor h<* is 11 uuiii i?f tin*
|n>i)|)l<>, mill ii is such a man wli ?m ill
times i! 'i: 1:1 ml. ? man without leas, a
man wi.lj i.i' partisan taint, a man to
win nn corriip inn is a \viii'<I unknown, a
man ill' line si'ii-iliiliii";. a man of
urn i?{ p*r * mli y, mil ail niLii"i>in li.it
in opponent -i. is jus? su"!i a man who
won!il .lo York no.nny credit.
Tim senate is a deliberative no' an
i'liai'liil^ holy. Tllo most s'I'io.lH Wor.t
it't li? S"tiam is to pass upm ill* work
?f t Ii h ).is.? ii" representatives ami to
kfcpili* larger ami inoiv ami e h ?ly
from < *..nn* ii t inu.' i > ill" s i h io ;s
to^isla. i*nt wli "h wo iM be fmi'.e or
hurtful. Of ili>' ill nis.mil Ini.s in:
I need in ih<* riiars." <>l a session o:i:y
iim ivnili I. *"1)111.1 laws Tie* senate
kills many bud bills. To ha.** a smiii
tor whokn i\vs til" needs ol ill" pi-op!
mil who knows vvlivn thev urn lining
w*>lI mi')ii ;li an 1 uee.l no interference;
lo ha.*'a sumiior \vli*? lias con viol ions
nut will stainI by iliom, a man of con
ii'irnci* ami ah *> sett interest; to havo
i man who has had l"*;is ai i . * e\noriohm*
ami < an *1 a t rio.i a far oil ifor
nn* must legislate for ih;* Slate nt largo
is woll us t n Ins tvvu comity ; toUu?o
i man who has .he i ilitlen.' *, esteem
ml warm p ". on I frinmisliio of his uss
ioi.lies ?. h it sli > i *1 ha dm wish of
Yot ; ? ) nit y. a i t all of i lies** ipialiti a lions
th.y will liml in J. llo.-h llt*
ilailn, a I* 'gls'ator of four years MNperi
IK' -;un! a man nii-mTupi ible.
fkiknu.
Mr ). J Morrow Dead.
Aft i -ulT.-ri i^ f a v r n year
with i 111111%) it ill I) .Hi. Mr. -I
I. Vl.nr \\ < 1 i i Sum.lay inmuiu^
I). i i niber L'O li. at hi- home in
l*i i? Villi-. Ili- \a- Ma vo iTS tilil
ntul ih f?u VlVi'd 1IV II Wlfi 1111(1 three
h 1.1rt*n. Hi lu'thi-i. M.-. .1 VV
M .rinw. ami a in* ii ier ami I Wo
si -to- Ills Sill VI \ I'
Mi M.irroi was a in.-nib-T of
the lit tit f .1 .1 M uTtiw A: t,\nnpuny,
i-ricial nu-r.-.i mis. oi I*in??ville,
an i was no of ill. host
known i nl most itv-p n-loil .-i .sons
of Me. kl?-iihui _r min v. llevvasa
member ft ho 1*. shytoriati?liurvli
at PinrVtlle.
?Names
to Burn.
Dennis Krast is Grin Pisntir
and John .lae l? < )shornu Pan.mr
t o oXi-oIh-Mt 1 ) I lias poo ile were
pleasant ciil er? at ll.e NewsoIHh
Ttlesdav. They tiff tli?* S'HiH .f
the I ? t?- K.i <b I'ufl air nil Mrs
Su in 11 Tins ?*??? ??ir tun
ily hmI CD ii iiii?*s. Tli ir p uenN
11 u< I I >111 >>lie name eiioll litl llley
unvp ouch Uioil* lndr>> iluv.
names each. Tin' youn .est is a
Mil. Mis-, Su ill F.o eiire It atrie,
Paa<nir 1). F.. Ci i'iis.i ir lias uu
i'a-y ami rapid av >f r?*p.? ilin.
his name He ilou I muni telling
\nu what lii.s fu I naill?' s. hn
w.tin) i tli n'\ ii , \,>u re ik -lv tn
ask (juiekly "wile's imiiy (i 11
hi i News,
!tv a spr -i | |e-re li s li >liues>
P.lis X. lias dispeiised iho C'ath li.-s
i>f i lie w h >1. w tr.il fruin I lie
law nf ilist uenee tr nn t'.eslj meat
fin Friday. January Is. IJHIi.
\\ 11o11 ( lirisimas tali mi Tr day. as
ii did this ye ,r. a I ('a holies are
p fill t led I lie II se if l! > || llle.it.
it i i ii w iy il)'- -jn'fi I i O'Tft* nl
p??|I i i- il -11 s it i>>?i i*? nIs i . \
'? >1 o n xi I'r I in. N u \
I ?y w i i > i!.-. . 1.1 !' is: of ii)
ir ii i-isio .
i. rr k ?o i>?t r. b ! \<:?aw
FOHT MILT., ?. CDftir
Sir: \W s.ispvt yo iM li!; ? llu?
ia;o, now a woman mat two hard wan*
dealers in lirad. I'a
Wo tri? 1 our l> - to get those men to
jell I?ad and 7.1110 in that bright
town, and failed. lloluetant iy toil; Mrs.
B. U. Bowman, druggist.
Tlu>y said they couldn't soli paint for ,
mora than $1.3 1 a gallon. Mrs Bowman j
mil. Bh ln< sold about all the paint
that has hotiti sold there since.
Sho know Dovoo; h:i<l sold our artists'
materials. Had soma sense and force, j
Deaidea; she easily loartiod that cheap
s doar in paint, and told tlio people.
Mr Burt Young bought a gallon Dovoc I
for rooms that had always t a Lou a gallon '
if other paint, had half left.
Mr tl ?l llihr, jeweler, pain tod IVk-oo,
aud savs it g >0* farther?no particulars.
Mr John Hanna, grocer, thought it
ixpedaitu before he bought it; brought
tvack nearly half of his paiut, and said ;
it was l ho cheapest jib heovor had.
Mrs Bowman reports uui crsal satisfaction
co much for a cheap-paint
Lowu with a bright woman in it.
Yours Truly
F W Df.vok A Co
14 New York
I ?l I III H I II II ? II, 'III 111 I 111
The Fight Will Be Bitter.
Thorn- who will persist i:i el*sin.
'heir enra against tlu* cotitiiniH
r-'CiniM^ndui i< <u of Dr. King'
New Din overy for Coiihuhi ? ion
will h??ve a lone awl bitter huh
"A i111 tlieiv tr uhled, if not n?le<
nilnr l?y falal termination. Rem
what T K Real I. of Beall. Mi- .
has to say: "Last fall my wife Inn
every symptom of eon-uuipt on
She t 'ok Dr. K tie's New Di-rov
ry after evei y I hi no els had f 11 'eil
Improvement enme at mire am
fo ir bottle- en iiely cored her
(t? iraiiie d b\ allcl u.rois's. I *: i
50e a id SI. Tria. butt lea t" r? e.
Mr J. B. ChhUhv. nn -p??r??t vi
f the Lancaster ruiton mil*. w?
I nil t niid kill<(l I>y S?pt. (i 1!
Ski. per on ill** aire- ta <*f Ln ? k
ici Piiday m?? nin^ The wcipu*
used whs ii all* itu'iiu. tin* Ion atii?
mo Mr ('aakoy n 11? m-ck, -ji?i
iiudeilti a f< w Ii his Iu1**r M
Sk p|i< r an r rend red t*? 111 an
' ?>ntieH iin*l \v s oiiiiiiiiit 'I *i
jail. Th?- lioiinoalo. it MM-iii-. wa
If l? Hllll *'f MUM' ll'nulllu ill
iii i 1* f i* Ii twee Mr Skip !*
a* M t\ (ey ii: u uc in In
iiii 1 vi lajje.
Revelation T:r.mlnent.
A * urn aiu'i "t ppr?? iriiiu n
via t nil.I aeri ma * nble u miii
ay t?ili a * i'I'Vi>i;8 i a, si** j>
as. or -1* >Ul >li ii | . t . 101." ii
11 *'t a wi.l q ii- kly il i - iintn i> li<
ir uli i-aoiii. c*use-. It never ; < 1
?? tone tile s'imiiu li. remi'ale i
I *d > ys ami Bnvvla, siiintila i
Liver. Mi l elarify llie blood Km
<lu*'n Mynti ina benefit particui-i *
ami al! ihe uaii-i. nttendinu Ii i
vii11is<i uudei iia H'liudiiii^ . ?
Ii -rot.udl ITi-e iv?-neaa. Kle In
Bui* ra is only f?Oc, a*>d that > re
iiriit'?i if ii d'ui'l ypve pcrfec a
lafaclu ii. Guanuiie. d by all u*e_:
! ristrt.
m.. i i." i i ?i ?
mi, i jrr ivnvnnn Mini i||>
m Starnes. two ? mug
pie ?) Concord. N ('. \v !? hi
lietl last Wednesday evening
It v. E A. Hhimh II, nt tlit* I i r*
hum- id t hi pla f.
-+ +A
Costly ilistaio.
Ulund-i* ar<- s-iiii tones very x
(.onaivf. 0?fiis>n>iiHlly lift* i k 1
' i- tl?t- price of n mistake, Ixit v n'i
'never 14* wroiit; if y ? > tak ! >1
King's New Lif.- I'llle f..r l)y-|.e|.
j -iii. I) zz ess, H.ndnrhe, Liv ?>
B iwall troubles They are ^ n I
! yet through. 25e, al All Dm.
! Stores.
?
G??nnremman Fin ley has ntr-.
: lured a b II in eoinrress appipri
intilig 25,t00 f.?r a in>.nuni n! i
Bio C??\v|ieii8 bnttl gr.mn . u
i Cherokee r.unity, in honor of a
who partie pated in ti.e batth*
frightened Borse,
Running like mail down th
sir. et do iii pi g the of e upantrt, 01 i
j hundred oilier accidents, aro everyday
oOfi enoea It beli ove
eve vb ?tlv I ? have n r.-linhk. S lv
V * " * '
llHMtly MI III llHIO s HS m> 'd >1
liui'kli'ii'a Arnica Salve. Hum*
' 'nta, S?i e*. Eczema and I'il. ?. d .?
| pi ?*(?i qui ily under lis b<<oI m>
IT'ct 25e,at All Dru_r Mor s
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AN ORDINANCE.
n.. it nrdaimd by the town council a
Fori Mill, S. C ,
That from this d*to the shooting n
fireworks of su> kind on the streets, c
within 100y*n*sof any building wit 11
in fho town of Fort Mill is pooh bit?v
under poualtv of a fine of from $1 hi t
$10.00, or from i to 20 days work o
the streets of Fort Mill.
I>.nu' and ratiled i:i council under th
corjiorato seal of the town of Fori Mil
this 10 day of Do tun her. UXt'l.
T. b KIRK PATRIOT.
Attest: lntcndant.
J. M. SPRATT, Clerk. ?
XMAS FURNITURE
\\ It t uiiti'd be more eppreeia
lile for ?n Xinm present than i
tore Sideboard ? which ie an evei
listing prenent ill At will etnitit
vour friend of y a for years t<
r ntiC. We also hive a bg lot o
Fine Rookera tlwt your frieutli
would apjne iale is an Xmas pros
out. Incur *>tork will i?e f un
v rytliiui; that is kept in an up
o-dhte Furniture More.
| Cnll and see ua, ve willtave \ \
money
Carolina Furniture Cc
' Reck Hrll, S. C.
^ nniijuni1.
s W e are sellim
" ? kin, N. CM all?
the old price.
^ A, Friedheim & Bro
Resolve For 1904
<li<ii you will tie irue loyoui
p reif, i.> \iiur fain.ly ami .o v ur
( p 8ic an iiitd g?*> .lii- very best n |
i' (lilies iliitI you can tuul the beat ,
1 only s o -u i-n u_h i li.-u* ait j
liitTeii m quanta a ot ilru^d as woil '
as .>ili?-r limits. I. y.mi loc or !
I>r hCi 11) a p.111-_>>i i. Kn y in bun.
ho o.\poCt? i. l?i lie nt a coi.aiii '
alntitlaiti H.ifwmli \V..en lit* tiliB '
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3<?n . i.e use. i??u may coiibiu< r
It pit*: lllllpll .ii l\n li. in to s. .pal .U*
v i
? wuei** j*.iii h ul . buy it ami no
i
.ak s l. tor grauli tl t.iat you will
buy win it* ynii have confiih nciiiul
wlit'iv t lit* i o is a iff u h I ion |
! tn In* ma;ii.<> iii.tl which is oithc
1
llf 111- llpiilli III llmli'ia lli.-i. ^ -
A tt.d. (1 lly-.-per ke?? I) tile . itifi]1
ii'iite >n ft ?.-t>iin11 y store may be
! ii-mr at a.iy price. D n'l I i a rut ?
11 ?f 5 o 10 c Mis it) a little
! lllft ter of coiivetiiein-e i Alienee
- \ou ?h I? one man < an handle a
! .-mad stork every y?ar ?r wo at d
1 alio her buys fresh ljo ds eveiy
1 uioiitli or iff.i, l)r i it tiii t s and
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visilOI'a tell Uf> we have one of the
most u -to-ilale bton 8 in lie Stale,
but lie no.ul opinions we nppre?
ate most aio of those who atvra*
r
a pfble oj rer nnizinn beneftdi the ?
- *?urfar tie* acme of Purity and Kxei
Hence.
We may u ! be nenre>t to yon
, lint will ronie nearest in pleasuin
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Ardrey's Drug Store,
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Lritrr* of tilnii u-t a i? .
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. !
County of York.
i \viikrk vs Fannie Ilonjrh has applied
>1 to me for LETTERS OF .\DMINIS- !
o TRATION, on all ami singular, the I
n k >ods and chattels. rights and credits of
J no. W. Hou>jh, late of tlio county
e aforesaid deceased:
11 These are, therefore, to cite and ad- j
monish all and singular the kindred |
and creditors of the said deceased to he
and ap|tear before me at our next Frohate
Court for the said county, to l>e
_ holden at York Court House on the Nth
day of January, l'.C4, at H o'clock a. in. ..
^ f?t show cause, if any, why the said d J
^ 111 i11i^ ration should not lie granted.
? tiiveu under my hand an . seal
y I this 2'trd day of December in
Seal the year of our Lord one thous
v and nine hundr d and tlm^e,
- ? and in the liNth year of
American Iudeisuidence.
\V. H. MtVORKhE, Probate
Judge of York Couuty. i
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u t * j > V L " V U , i
1
DEALEIii* IN 1
MM L Q n S
AM) WINKS.
No. 42 East Trade St.
CHARLOITK. - - - NO.
11 ARRIVAL OF TRAINS.
->
, Tn accordance with the schedule, ef- j
* feetive Nov. 29, 1903, the Southern's
A passenger trains now nrrivo at Fort
Mill as follows: |
KKOM CHARLOTTK.
No 27 (regular stop) 7:34 a. m.
? 33 (flag stop) 9:13 ,, ,,
J ,, 2J> i regular stop) . ... 7:07 p. m. '
j ,. 29 (llag stop) 10:20 ? 1 J
r ojt COLUMBIA.
No. 30 (regular step) 9:13 a. m.
) ,, 2? tregn ar stop) 2:18 p. m.
t ? 28 (regular stop) 8:13 ,, ,, :
I ? 34 (flag stop) 9:?V? ? ? '
j
I
III LADIES!I
? Just receive
? nient of the
$ Ladies' Coats
!; i GENTLEM1
$
i? - / < .
s $ Select your
$ Overcoat vhi
m1 a large ship- 3
latest styles in ?
from $5 to 825. iR
2
Holiday Suit and $
le our stock is g
> the genuine El- J
wool lllankets at &
> Rock Hill, S, Q g
* NtW MARKET. 5
^ I ha.e njH'iH'tl a. firat-clusa f
^ Meat Market in the old (Julp
0 stand on Maui street nud will t
keep on hands at all times a ^
^ supply of rhoioo Beef, Pork, ^
^ Mat ton. Sausage, etc. My ?
p prices will always be as low <
m as the lowest. ' hone your (>
X orders to No. 20 and receive ^
\ prompt at t lent ion and fair ^
v dealing. . >
1 W. L. HALL. 5
t ?fiT Fresh Fish and Oyav
ters every Saturday. ('
5 <>
give; us
A TRIAL ORDER
and get the
BEST WHISKIES,
W I N E S,
BRANDIES, Etc.,
ti Ih? oi >! re >iatb(e p'icts
J. D. Ross & Co Praps.,
niE GOURD SALOON,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
?fo. 29 W Trade Both Phones.
The MODEL
STEAM LAUNDRY
Of Charlott, N, C.,
Is unexcelled in the
classof work it turns
out -
Any work not found
to be entirely satisfactory
will be re.
laundered free of
charge to the owner.
McElhaney/Parks Co,
Agents,
Shipments Thursday mtrnlnfs.
Basket returned on Saturday.
TRESPASS NOTICE.
All persons are hereby warned not to
mut, tish. or in any way trespass npoa
my of the lands owned or controlled
?v the undersigned, nuder penalty pf
aw. W. H. JONES
J. \V. ARDRKY.
J. H. COLTHARP.
D. A. LEE.
ALEX. NIVENS.
J. D. WITHER8.
H. D. SPRINGS.
E. B. SPRINGS.
H. W. HUFFMAN.
J.H.SUTTON.
D. F. MAS8KY.
T. H. MERHITT.
jua iFOR
UOOD WHISKIES,
WINES,
BRANDIES, ETC.,
CAUL ON OR WRITE TO
\V. I . HOOVER,
CUkK .OirE, N C.