Fort Mill times. (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, December 07, 1904, Image 3
To Jim '.Subcribars
Duriuii the piist wot iln* puli
iielirr i ;is ???nu* over t! j-tibst rip
4i<m hooks nntl intulo o it iu*t*<nini<
for nil of those \vli<> me <5us
for the paper. ! I is mir intention
to have us many us pns.-i! !e ??l it?"
subscriptions to (i'H ft >;u dunjiry
1 . au'l wttV. this cu 1 in view,
have made all hills ; lynble to
flint dnt. .
These nc(Hunits have !; >n phua d
in the hnmis <>f Mr. \Yu;d 1 > <. am.
who is authorized t t c*.>11? ? t and
receipt same, an '< all v naid
tu linn will lx pi'*>p fly credited
in thi.-> cilVfi'i'.
A prompt payment ot' <11 n<*
founts I? .rm1 or small 'vi1! la*
appieeiuted hy t:.* } uMisher
IV \\ . 111! A I)L'< >111).
Jteras of itctii NewsMr.
and M fi*. (' 11. Rv&nson
spent Thursday in Charlotte.
Mrs. S. Ti. MenohHUi snent Fi i
tiny with In r parents at Pin*ville.
C. IV Clmse. Sniit. nf tip* t'hnr
tnlte It rink Co., sp -nt I Inn: day in
Mrs. T. returned
{Saturday f;->m va 1 .,-|at,Ves
ill 1
Miss Maud !\'i iv'iiii..>i Wnithron.
spent Su11(I <v and M idn\ with
^l(6S V rei! Mv ri id this piae
Misses Katie 1'nli ,,m* Carrie
Kiutbrell rciurn. i! Mm v t'r-iti: a
\istt to Mrs. W. i ) \ r. ?'
IjnnciisU'f.
Alt* ntiwn is > I i i '! v p uinv?
of tlif (? >''ks
Set* no;o*e >s- v in i
Dr. Sam 1'. Watson returned hi
X(?w York Cil; ' !m\ I1,
week's visit t t I is n; ther. M
JVI. M. Wat so - in is p! iee.
S. L. Mo.at-I on \v ni i > (
Thursday niulil for .1 s it vis 1
liis cousin, Mr. ! 1 nr|? r >> 1
?)lin lti 3.1! II IO lit* III lit Ilea : I tl.
Miss Boulah Wilf. in. i?f M i,; ir
ton, N. C., was ii visitor during
tin* past week nt th In>iii i ! he!
sis t*r, Mi?. L. J. M issoy, in tlvs
pIllCC.
On* x I i ' ?' I il i tli i !week
show tlint tin* mcx-hoits <>:
Fort Mill are well p:- . > i r. il t > fur.
uisli the people it i:ii^ .section
with holiday ^ood*
The people < f F li t 7 in and t S*
traveling public i 1!\ ?iu
lie pleased to sec a number of
elect ii<; lights .ins'aj-biJ ? "- U11'
iSoutliern h < ,e?v j :tsseiii?or station
at this place
The Electric Company on Monday
uiocvd a 11uimi i r i f iiuvir-dt s
.. ... i " I ?i . i i i i
i mi iniMjw in 11111 u)v ii m:. ... v.: ill',
adds much to tin* a: pennonn < !
I h?-* towifs play house.
Rev. M. W. Gordon ;vf;:n ?1
Friday evening I'miii ' Ii -si
where tor several days h had t'
iit attendance vi]? hi the C|n ?tei
Raptist Convention. While then*
Mr. Gordon was entertained nt tin
bom* of Mr. \. S. fisher, on Gad
?eu street.
R v. A. Finch and wife, ol
Rlnekstork, a; rived Thursday torn
\-isit to friends in this place. Rev
Finch, formerly pastor of tin* Fori
]SI ill ]>aptiet el in eli. has nee. pled
a call to. a ehureh in Oklahoma
Territory and will move tin r?
-I 4 1
muoiii timiUMiy i.
It is said tlist this year's apple
crop exceeded thai of any ??11) r
year in the past. This very d?
lightful fruit is a real medicine tu>
well hh a luxury, and tli m* of u*who
have only a limited .-upply ??i
pocket change would li!*e to see
them some cheaper than the pervading
prices.
Under a recent Act it i* n<ov
possible lo mail a third or fourth
class package of identical character
without stamps. Such packages
must, however, number not
loss than two thousand. Of course
arrangements must be made with
the postmaster at whose postnffiep
this inail matter is mailed at } il
must in* pi'ip lor ul the tv^u.ur
rate.
Despite tlie very bnd weather ol
Friday evening. About 200 Woodlinn,
with their wives nnd friends
assembled in the town hull to partake
of the annual supper j^ivet
by the loeal W. (). \V. lod?*e. A.*
UsUal the su- per was boUhteom
and of a very hii{h class, arid win
thoroughly enjoyed by all present
After supper tin* crowd went b
A 1 - 1 -t ? "
me kki^c room, when* I h\ Thornwyll
;ntu|c h short, but interesting
talk on Woodcraft.
Tin* ladies of tin* 1 bane Mission
ary Society arc making arrang
meats to hold a bazaar on Friday
IVoeinber 8 li in the sample ro >ii
of the Palmetto Hotel. They will
offer various useful articles foi
sale, b sides toys, dolls and othei
Christinas presents. The pioceed.of
the bazaar will be used exelna
velv for lioute mission work and
everyone that wishes to aid tin
.ad; ti -> . i >; i: do so bj
giving fancy work or any salabl.
article to any member of the guild
K. of P. Ban^iist.
? h\ tie ?'V '::in<r of the 15th inst
the ui -itili-rs ?>f the local h>di;e
will u.-i- ruble ;ii ?!) town hull to
r.iuo tiii' ? \.-uiiio tiuiiior.ihlc by
jiioyiui. on of the ntotft rtun>i)tuuiis
liiiujncts ever held in Fort
Mill.
i iic program will c> n?iat of |
it. In prominent speakers, a- j
f?: 111 i ^ win mi) 'i e Hon. M . It. Shi i lli, j
? f Camden, Hon. T. V. Williams, i
of Lnt < i -t." , Messrt. \V. W. Lew a
n.i K. A Pin inwrll. of Yurkville,
i .>! I Jr. -I It Thorn well.
Thf 11 ;i: I will be blessed and
made pleasm < I?y tli. prt -senee of
tin* f< llowmir yo'ino holies wlio
will seivo tin* \iaiuls which will
doubtless lit* lietter rt'lif-heil foi
ir; : !im\ it o hie. I t < tnl-r t niclieS of
the fail* ones: Misses Frances
Harris, Wrenn Harris. Tommif
! Cnlp, Matin ie Wblfe, L< nise Garrison,
Mary Ardrey, Willie Hoke.
Inli.i am! Itoherta Thornwell. Zoe
White. Knto Gulp. fori no Far is.
( r;v 1 Crook, Berlin Massey and
Alary B?qd.
The occasion demands a full attendance
of all the members, and
t il are requested to come ami
lirino their families; also their baskots
tilled with sweetmeats.
till**. . l/tns..-.
/* #.- vwfcfjiea uuuo rvmv 4
What appears to have been ??
ci.M hiooded murder took piaee on
the plantation of .Mr. i\ II. Meruit.
1 mile north of Kort Mill, 011
I n -ulay nud't < last week.
i in in .'mi's I" ihe neighborhood
loul j^n'. in-red at the lionn of Sain
I list n ;'o taKe pari in a hot suppar
an 1 dance. All went well, ae>
rdiit:.: to reports, until the close
I t!i ! -tivities, when Sain Henry,
em .1 t' i < attend mis, was sliot
Hi ad in the yard. The eireuni ;
e iin-tnnei-s attending tin' killing.
h M:-ht . nt at t he iiupiost \\ coin
-d. y. were to the etTeet that
tio-ie had been no rowdyism or
ink:n_r at ll house and that
II ii y wlio was one of the last
i int. had 1 :.r h t -i 1 Ids lantern
an I started In me. I pou reaching
the yard, licit y was tired upon by
at: - -in in tiie dark, the heavy
; j* of bird l in t taking efleet
in tile u in'.-- sli nihh-r and tieek
in-* iii-i mortem examination reV
: i li til f 101 tll.lt tliO wound
11 ' have proved fatal except for
one small shot which penetrated
tin' I'l^ulai vein, causing a lumoriliaoo,
i' <?m which Henry died.
I ire iinjiic-t m'iir held by Ooroin
! L.mthilill the Verdict byino
t -t.- . v"** ilic "lb TTsTi*11'T.y
a cjun shut vv mild at the bands of j
an unknown party. No < lue was
: discovered us to the identity of
inc slayer.
Ib-nry is Slid t< haye had
a i ' reputation for rowdyism,
and the hurt tin t lie had been shot
1 de .d in siieh a nuuiHer occasioned
is tie n (iris itmoiio the members
1 of I lis rave.
Fine Fruit Trees.
\\ thin! that she finest lot of
fruit ti > s . \: brought to this
market w.'.e ijKuied the other clay
t?v .Mr Shu,'! I Masscv. airent for
Ivccel "> ir-e ri s <>t limnr, '.in.,
(J. 11 Millar u* Sun, proprietors.
Tin y acre Hiiii otl), In rye nml
' healthy t<? s <-!i u do^r- e th it p?H3 ns-hv
were constrained In Btop
j ;i:i(i tulmiie. Mr. Mii-aey nciv' take
ordeis Muum after I"ii rit-t mas , :-* ??ri
we fe. I bur<! ??:ir friends would do
wi'll to t?a\? their order.** for him.
Adv.
; Sbingles.
100 Thousand ju>t in.
a, a. jr.
join tuTi: w. oT \v.
For 150 days from date, White Oak
Famp ?*n. I!. \\ . t?. W.. will conduct
' :i "Ix?R*Kollir.K," which, in ronlity,
means .1 c.ntrah entrance fee, enabling
, those who arc unable fe puy tho regular
rate, to join the order at a reduced
' j price. For terms, application bh.nl>*
' and other : f ^:!nt ion, ipf !v to
F. W. l'AHKH. A. L.
Fort Mill, S. (J., Nov. 20, 1903.
Y oti
won't find
our Htore filled
from top to bottom
with trash the li e of
' which is but a dnj but
what you do sec nny recipient
will be tihni to m*t ami
any Honor will f>e proud to
pive. We have a superb line of
' HOOKS, both of an entertain
iiiand educational character, as
a younp lady very cleverly remarked:
"Kvei yihinp from 'Stepj?i11<_C
Heavenward* down." Our
children*' hooks and educationpanics
will specially interest
i you anil Testaments and Hibles.
Scrap Hooks, Xnias
r Curds are accept*
ahle to all.
< We have
handsome
I and rieh
J Mirrors, Comb and Rrnsh Sets
' and Sluu inp Sets ornamented with
Sterhnp Silver. Xnias Candles. etc
.' AUDREY'S DRUG SEOKE,
4
A FURNITRE TALK.
During 1 he past two years we have broken
all former Fort Mill records in the sale of
Furniture. In fact, our sales in this line;
have far exceeded what we expected. Our
motto from the day of opening this stock
11 c Liif flw* . I.. - - - ? '
ikio v it i w im\ vmi > l 1IV" iivm m)UU> 111 as
%J %. V '
large lots as it was possl^e to handle. By
doing this we are enatn^Ho sell a first-class
article at what the small dealer charges fori
the second-class, or inferior article. AYe
r 7
have had numbers of customers to toll us
that our prices are from 10 to 20 per cent
lower than those of the larger dealers of
nearby towns.
Our furniture department is stocked
with a complete line of up-to-date Suits,
Odd Dressers, Bedsteads, Wash stands, Ilall
Backs, Schift'oniers, Wardrobes, Kitelien
Cabinets, Sewing Machines, Safes, Cup-j
boards, Tables, Chairs, Sideboards, Springs,
Mattresses, Bugs, Pictures and Novelties
all kinds that we otter cheap for cash, or on
lihornl 1 imtid lmniit <
Wo believe we have what you want in
%>
this line, and can save Ivou money on your i
next bill. We will take pleasure in showing
you through, whether you buy or not.
jEILLS & TOUNG.
y THE Ol.I) ISELIAH1.K STOKE ")
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f\ n n
drop
balance
especial
l>rv (mods and
the
toHBBBBH
only 10
fail
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for
I
banta Clans Has Arrived
And att for the pant twenty.one years has lias made our
store headquarters. Hero you will find Christmas Presonts
suitable for all ages. Most of tho trashy tpys of the
past have Iveu discarded and replaced with tilings more
useful aud substantial. Don't fail to see the pretty things.
Our Clearance Sate.
Has
now begun in earnest. We have a lot of odds and
etula in Dress Goods, Alillb.c.y, Slices, lints, Jackets,
Gnat Suits, I'udervveHr, Furniture, Stoves^,Sewing Machines,
Etc., tlmt will be so!(i at cost and on <] wn to
half price. Now is the time for genuine bargains as
stock must be reduced as much as possible before inventory
time. Don t forget the i^.'>00.00 Piano wo give you
on December 2.*>. Got your tickets in now.
Xi. jr. MA.SSS"2"
??<3?????????? G?&9???0???^)
? Not Everything At Cost. ?>
5>k But some lines we are selling at cost and are glad 1? X
5x petit. We must have a living; our four salesmen must a
|8k be paid and we must have a profit on something to meet 52
52 these necessities. There is only t\n<> ways to make a liv -oj
a ing: Work or steal. The former we have always tried, X
52 but do not love it. The latter we will not do, so come on
and help us to make an honest living, by p tying us an
Qjy honest profit on most of our g iodt ?a) tliis time. ' ^
S More Boom.
1 n a jew days we will display our Xmns goods and
... ~ . ......... r.w VUIIH !?> ntM- U?, \>u Will II1HKO 11 111101'35?
erestiug fur you in several iiuen. *2:
? IFLeLiny-cLs-y Coats- $?>
W .Tust in. n $10(X) coat for $S.50. A very good one ?t Cp
(^) S1.00. Misses Coats, $'v(X). ^0
J ackets. ?
vjx A few nice Jackets left in tans, d2, )U. n(J at a bargain. CO
x 25 Hats Solcl ?
Last Saturday. Pretty good for one day, but renuunCy
ber what we said: "Wo m-ver carry millineryCO
CO Tliey must go. A good stock on hand yet.
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