Fort Mill times. (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, January 06, 1904, Image 3
Church Directory.
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SapU?t Cfchnrh ? Rev. M, W Gordon
pastor- RrfVaolnug every first ftumUy
lii^ht and t/hird Sunday morning ami !
and nijcht. Sunday school every Sua- j
day at 10 a. ia.
Special Notices.
VtC EACH lNitr.KTION*.
eTRAVKll ?From my premise*ou I'ri- i
day eveuiiiR one black pi#, male, j
thin Lair and about 2V* months old.
Any information concerniuK same
jrill be appreciated.
W. It. CAROTHERS. |
LOST.?On Sunday betweeu th? upper
mill and the Methodist church a !
White lleid P.eit. 1 eward if re- j
turued to L J. Massey's ttore.
;
Local and Personal,
Mr E. R. 1 Vtterfton ejent Mon 1
day in I'oIuuiInm, on (msitiohfl
K?*t* nolico f county ?n ei intedd**nt
.of vtUtration in tlna
Tli?* pries of cotton i? still han<r- i
irm around the Id ! 2 cent mmk ;
A ft*rt?iii citizen offers h ivwxici j
for the illmu who started the say- I
itiif "I 11 he sein you nil nlooo."
Mrs 4. F. Mu i r, (if ti reeusb >ro. j
N. C. was r trues* of Mrs. .1. C.
II u<rlt?s, <11m tue the past week.
Prof. K. E Tlioruweii, of Maysville.
spent the holidays at his
home heie.
Everybody should reuil what
Mr. A A. Yoinn*. the veteran
iilncksm it i, has t s >y in aiiotln r
column.
The Ynrkville Etiqii rer says
that Senator Uriee's friends understand
that he will he a candidal
f?a: ra-> lection to tie* State
senat
The college hoys an uirla are
returning to their a indies after
KfKMKiltllC tlio l? with tlei
parents. J.'lutl ?*S Mild fl'ielt M
Tue XiuitH will pi i I o'i 100
-eneli of nut? liea e m.it-1 envelopes
with your imiuo, . cetipal ion ami
Jtd11resa, for oul> SI.00. \
Prof. J. A. T ite ret urtied ?o F rt j
INI ill S itunJay after sp-ndin t It -1
holiday Willi Iiih in -tier, Ms
N. I). Tate, lit Yoikvil.e.
Miss Nauiiie TlKiruwell spetii j
Meveial days of the past week with I
lei-lives iii Moo res vi lie, N. C
A number of our farmers are \
jwtili lioldiuu a few bales of rot on :
f ... i.vv* > t. ...
|W( 41 J,FI ?* r. M * 11 '[# I"r y ?
will g> I !-">?- h p->nml for it.
Those who fail, d to pay their
poll tax before .Iiiihi ry t, may . x j
|>?et to he called upon to roiiie
mcr-as with the usual penalty.
Iti order to complete the liureh
directory Ht the head of this column,
Tim Tim -s will h? pleased to
have the appointment* of other
pastors of the town.
Within a few days the people of
Fort Mill ( An converse with ease
with their lie ghhors up mi Gold i
Hill, the 'ph me line lu that section
being almost completed.
Prof. Jaa. H. Thoruwell left
Saturday morning for Wiimshoro,
where o.i M uiday he reauine I hi
duties as principal of the g.a 1-d
school.
New Year's day was notohserved
to any extent as a holiday in Fort
Mill. Business piocecded as u uul
with the exception tha the doors
were closed at the postottice.
Mr. A. A. Bradf .rd, .Jr.. the well
known young contractor of the
town, has decided to cha ige his
vocation, and will in a few days
take a clerkship iti the "Old Reliable
Store'1 of T. It. llelk.
Mr uud Mrs. (jr. S. Thompson
returned FrirlHy morning to their
home at Graham, N. O., aftei
spending die holidays with Mrs.
Thompson'** parents here. They
wero accompanied by Mim Katie
Culp, who will spend a few duys
at Graham.
The handsome new residence of I
l)r. .1. L Spratt, in Spra.tville, is
Hearing completion and will be
ready for occupany by the firm
of February. The new h use of
Airs. II. Barber, n ?r the B p.tist
church, will hIho be completed
within a few days.
Rev. J. C Chandler, the newly
appointed pastor of the Fort Mill.
Philadelphia and PleasHtit 11-11
Melhodiat churches, arrived with
his family a few day- ago and is
occupying the parsonage on Booth
street. Rev. Mr. Chandler preached
liia initial sermon S onlay morn
ing, and, despite the very severe '
weather, a good cr ?wd f people
attended the service.
In another column of The Titn -s
will be seen the sdvetis moot of
Mr. E. M. An irewa. of Greensboro,
N. C., one of the 111 ? t widely
known furnitme sod music!
dealers in this j>nrt of the ooutiliy.
Having had years of experience
and buying only in large lots, enables
Air. Andrews to offer hi*
goods to the public oil a much
closer margin thsn the smad dealers.
Mr. Andrews is repr. a nt?-d
in Fort Mill by Mr. VV. M. Phillips,
and those interested in music
will do vrcll to huvo him call,
Iri tefiKP 'I ?' : - "r* -
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We extend to on
and prosperous JS
patronage during
the future. The
successful year o
not yet satisfied
are determined to
you will find our s
i. it. .1 i
m>uus Liicit eait i>e ]
our reputation for
and keeping prie
Again thanking y
i\yr-i 11 <
MWr. ed, on Sh u day morion.,
ihf 2.jd mat., by dev.- b. A. H>o H(?il
Hl-flia llOlllt* ill tills place, M .
Ce i>je Tillman and Mim Pearl
York. ix^tli oi <.irtvn-i.><>io, N. C.
Tii firm of S. S. >! Nine > &
Co., ol Clmrlo tc, waa dis-u.Ved I)
inuiiial oonaeii. on Monday, Vhv is
K B. and 11 1) Spl ines b.iyi v>
tiie interest o. Mr. MeNitien, and
tin* business ill li?*ieafi? r b conducted
under the firm ua ue td' H
I). Spiin^s A Co. Following iIiih
Ci an en the auiioii ceiiieut that Mr. |
McNinch hmh purchased the iti er
? sis of tiie Messrs, Sprint's in the
Charlotte IJnek Co.. tile pi nil of
ivInch is located 2 miles south of
Fort Mill, and of which Mr. M> |
N>nc. has been neutral in ?nauer
since ils establislmie t aeveia.
y?-ai s aj^o.
Hamilton ?* Barber
Tiie Union eorrespoudent of Tie
Stale writes aa folio cm of be m??r
t nunc ??t Mr. Usiuoml. tSuro-r, oi
| Fori Mill, and Minn H .in
ilton, of Union, w- i-h occurred a
the I tt?'r place on Tuesday morning.
Deo ruber 29:
On Mon ay evening Mr. and
! Mrs. K. VV. f I a m i 11 * ai's home wan
h Hi'i'nr <>f beauty, it being ?h
wedding reception of 'In ir daughter,
Mia J'-nn e, to Mr Ohio n<
Barber of Fort Mill. Sixty 0*1*I
guests were pieseni. Mihb Hum 1
| ton was assisted in re eivtng t?>
j M s8 Anna Barber, a sis er of tin
; gr <0111. and Miss Addie Sims
i At 10 o'clock a salad course was
j feerved, consisting of flahul, beoci
! biscuits, crackers, olives and salt. <i
i peatiu s, foil wed by caked and
I coffee.
I On Tuesday m >rning at tin
| Methodist church Miss llninil on
ami Mr. Barber were married, the
ceremony being performed by R v.
A. A. James t?t Paeolet. As tin
bridal pnty marched in Miss Ethel
VV .Iker played Mendelss lm'iiiarch,
whit Miss Annie li.xlgei
ac ompanied her on the violin
The ushers were Messrs. Jam s
F. Powell, VV. VV. Colton. R. E
Scaife add John Rodger. Miss
Ami Hamilou, a sister of the br de
was maid of honor while Oapt. T.
B, Spratt, of Fort Mill, was b. s
man
The couple left at 11 35 for Fori
i Mill their future Inane.
Among the out.ol-town guest!
.it the wedtii g were: Mioses I) isy
| Jeier of Carlisle, Olg>? Pofcter of
i Carlisle, Anna Barner of Fo t
1 Mill, Mr. hikI Mra. Paul Jet. r of
Carlide and Miaa BulonJ Siuih ol
$}>artaul>nrK.
tKHKR 10 I. 51. <'?lp
FORT MILL, S. C,
Dear- Sir: The Trustees of Fair
1 Ground. Cobloskill, N. Y., were glad
to pay I? cent* a gallon more forDevoo;
and no wonder. T wo other paiut agents
said it wbuld take l-?0 gallons of their
(taint to cover the buildings.
Our agent pat it at 125 or less It
took 115.
We saved them 36 gallons of paint
and painting (worth $4 to #5 a gallon,
as the painting coals two or three nines
an much an the paint) less It oetits a
gallon on 115 gallons, hay $140.
That's how to count the cost of paiut.
The cost of putting it on is $3 or $4 a
gallon. You a?*5 what that means. Go
by Duvoe, Yours Truly,
y. W. Detob a Co
10 , \ Jfew York
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ie and all our best \vi
few Year. We appre
the past and ask a
year 1903 lias been
f our business career
with the volume of oiu
climb still higher. Dm
tock always complete 1
found, and we will end*
prompt service, honest
es down to the lowes
on for your liberal j:
Yours for business,
3 <So YO
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ARRIVAL OF TRAINS.
Tn accorrtanco with the schedule, effective
Nov. 29, the bout hern's
essenger trains now arrive at Fort
ill as follows:
FKOM CIIARLOTTK.
No 37 (regular atop) 7:34 a. m.
? 33 (flag atop) 0:13 ,, ,,
,, 35 (regular atop) . ... 7:07 p. tn.
,, 39 (flag ntop) 10:20 ? ?
PhOM OOIXMBIA.
No. 30 (regular atop) 9:13 a. m. I
,, 26 (regu ar atop) 2:18 p. in.
? 38 (regular atop) 8:13 ,, ?
f, 84 (flag atop) Qfri ? ?
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slios for a happy
>ciate the liberal
continuance in
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by far the most
, but we are not
business, and we c
I
ring the year 1901 j
with the very best J
payor to maintain
business methods !.
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>t. notch possible,
patronage, we are
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TRESPASS NOTICE.
All persons are hereby warned not to
hunt, Hell, or in an./ way trtwpaitn upon
any of the Innds owned or controlled
bv the undersign*-.!, under penalty of
law. W.H.JONES
J. W. ARDRKY.
J. II. COLTHaRP.
D. A. I.EE.
ALEX. NIVKNfl.
J. D. WITHERS.
B. I). SPRINGS.
E. B. SPRINGS.
H. W HUFFMAN.
J. H. SUTTON.
B. F. M ASSET.
T. H. M ERR ITT.
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To 1
During the month of
entire stock of-Winter
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At Cost
and a sreat manv thi
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We take inventory in-Fefc
Juce stock as much as \
risit our . RcmnantR
find a great manyodds a
price. We thank yptf for
luring the past anil wish
Vear
L. J.*MA
T 1 1 y
1 Stock Taki
y y
And we find a ?<>oil many
it winch u'H ian buy^il a hi^ re<
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i\ I.-' sjlitm lirllf itrire. \Vi
<( rii it \ < u ? h u| a .1 lat at Ihsh t li
j; NEW &
? u" nevei htn|> getitng full
^ t (4J. J 25 unci 1 .5U New M
II glc
tj ^ Our Htuck s full." Try n
Mi to- cl Kids a ?1.0 , Wo alb
a (id ilii drrn-'s (J'loTea.
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What would be more
present for your soiv bro
or friend than a nice nev
swell line in the 2o\and 5
Don't miss seeing the
Our stock of Hats, C;
be reduced by January 1<
waiting for Xmas to bu
and see us.
Our prices will cure
mi zing fever.
Wishing all a merry <
all for their liberal patrc
business, we are
Yours for 1
McElhaney
"Wc keep tl
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of Rock Hill, S O.,
for bargains in
Furniture,
Stoves,
Pianos and
Organs
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Carolina Furniture Co.,
Hock Hill, S. C. :
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w.,. .. i .-.J.VV . ,-i,ra
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New feM
January we offer our Jj
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Goods ^
ings at less than -coafcS u
>ruarv, and want to re?fl f
possible. Don't fail to j
ootn llere you will;? >
nd ends at about
your liberal patronage
you a prosperous Now
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Bl it
sjlg is Over IP
remnants 6f Dross Goodst
sEKY. II >
* nov??r e ?rry over military, **
an linlf price, call, i
oods,
New Goods. Black Skirts II
pa r of "West End" .Gijarr
o have a line of men's, boys'
xx ?K Epps ||
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is PresentT
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appropriate for a nice
ther, father, sweetheart
r tie. We have a very
iO cent qualities.
m.
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aps and Clothing must
=it, so if you have
y your Clothing, come
the stingy and econo^ C;
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Christinas, and thanking
>nagc since opening our
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business. ' '
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Pat"ks Go^Cfcpitol
Rtook. $*>,00ft.00.
BUSINR9Rr- Whori *ou think of gmn*. . *
_ 'i-jgg off to school, -write for c?T
1?'K? .Journal and Speoial Offer of -4|P' '
loading BuRines* and ShorthandSohodf*
Addrosa, I <ng? BnsineeaCollage, Rjfci- ' -j.
nigh. N. C., or Charlotte, N. O. [We aye , '
teach Bookkeeping, SUorthaud,^eto,^yf,
^C//^/;i,oqo
j*oi? anon nos/rfoW#
1 OUARANTMO IN WAITINjR; BMl
600 FREE ^ w-i!JRK
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