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I S ORT MILL TIMES i , democratic; f j'ubushed every wednesday b. w. b^adforp. Term* of f>ub?< ! iii^ioy: )'Mr J'. 51.00 ||i month* 50 Tbr** months .25 Correspondence on current subjects Is Invited. but no responsibility Is ?s uni*(i for the v^awH of correspondents. Annnvmous communications will not b? pubU&Kfd Jn these coJujnns. On eppUcH.tJyp to the publisher, ndyertl^InK rutin ane jqaide known to thoac Interested. Fort Mill 'Phvn.e (.with long distance connection*) J*i>. 2G. !?. APRIL 12, 1905. y1 1 7, farrow County Officials. Tli.e officials *?f York county npjmtvu'ly have no wish for. futnr.e political preferment. They are pot acting wisely in the ipatter of offiofnl advertising, in tintt tiny appear ,to fye confining fill of it to ,th?- Yorkyilje papers. This is not only jjoj good lujsinoss, but it in unfair fo the tax-payers of York county. We have no doubt that the Vqtljvjlle papers have a fair circulation, but it is very certain llmt tlp'y do not completely eovt r the county. Here, in Kock Hill, for instance, the largest ? ity * in ihe county, the newspapers get no ortioiul advertising. The 0,000 odJ people here are compelled to remain in ignorance as to the trans actions of the county officials. This is alb wrong. It is a short sighted policy on the part of the officials. We suppose they are J?ke politicians everywhere. When they come np for re election they will be coining to the ltoek iiiil pipers for help. After they get in Wffi.'e they completely ignore tho papers here. The Record will be yery careful about whom it helps. The politicians will learn some day that the Uork Hijf papers ear jy weight, politically. Hut aside from these ycnsops the most important one that the people of this county should be kept fully informed as tp the county government. This cannot be accomplished unless some papers outside pf Yoi'kville are used for the dissemination of the official notices. What say the county officials? Are they content to iguore nineton t lis of the county for the plena ure of giving hII the patronage to the pipers at county sent? Kpck Hill Heoord. The Hock Hill papers are not alone in the matter of no public advertising. The'J.'imes has long felt the effect of the boycott at tile hands of the comity officials. We have repeatedly sought advertising that was of special concert) to the ? people, of this township, but were always informed that the authorities advertised in only certain papars?generally those at the county sent?and for this reason many p*ople hereabouts never knew that the official notices had appeared in print. We had hoped that with the changing of certain officials tlje lirc^ of the present year this ling of "exclusive" advertisers would be broken and that all the papers of the county would be given the share of public advertising to which each is justly due. iiul'tdns!? ? -< A Reasonable Inference. The Newberry Observer suggests 1 lint anti-dispensavyitos adopt the following argument and show that their opposition is not unreasonable) iinnAi* i J ool/l 'Hi - A? ict pv?vi in >;' "i me 41 countI?h in tlin State. If the license system, with lorn I option ? which prevailed when the dispell pary wus established 'us a step toward prohibitioV in IbfiU? had continued up to the preseet time it is riot too much to say that ere now fully one third of the counties would have voted proiiibtion. This in a fair inference from the experience in other Southern States and from the strong prolii bition sentiment that had set in, in this State, indicated by a majority of ten thousand for prohibi tion?a majority tfcnt was throttled when the dispensary was substitu ted. "Some ntsy say we have local option now, with the dispensary So we have, but with the condi tion that 'f prohibition is voted a lax of half a mill will be imposed upon the county voting it the tn ; being imposed for thqsole purpose of continuing liquor-selling in as many counties as possible, "The wholesale liquor sq'lers in and out of the State, and the dispensary advocates are handed togetlier in a conspiracy to compel Month Carolina to continue in the liquor business;and because these forces are yefy powerful the great masa of the politicians are on the ^anie side. But the time will cotne, and w.c believe it is not fur * i?tf either, wbeii the people, stronger than this triple alliance, will flsa in thair might and throw oil fc' I , ' 1? mOf ... m The War. Admiral RojVstvenaky'a squadron I wig readied the Far Fast, and | a ^reat battle with the Jupanoae I naval force under Adiuiral T<?uo is imminent, as the opposing fleets ! are reported dose together. The ! Russian vessels passed Sii tpipore j Saturday afternoon without stop j piiifr- The Heel consisted of six : battleships, nine cruisers, ei^jht lOi'ppuu ixmi uesiroyers, ihree volunteer vessels sixteen colliers, one : salvage ship. one hospital ship, ! < ' ;m<l three Hamburg - American i liners. What the i el dive strength I of the Russian and Japanese j squadions is lit this time is more conjectuio. but it is likely that the! , Japanese ships ?::>> in better shape t | for lighting tii.it: the ships under 1 1 Kojostvensky, for tho latter has Iliad no opportunity to cb-nu the i bottoms of his vessely, while Togo's ships went into dry dock i shortly after the fall of Port Arthur. St. Petersburg is joyous i over the way in which Rojestveni sky evidently fooled Togo by tak. j ing the in >st difc'ct coilise to reach i his dost in at ion, and t hereby t h row | ing the Japanese admiral oil his ! mmrd. It ispeihtips a little too early for the Russians to place I much store by this, for when the two forces do meet, they will likely find that the .Japanese have not I ( b'i'ii u-'gligont "f th?*ir country's; i interests. I: >s evident that the i Russians are basing a great hope j on tho arrival of their squadron in the Far Fast. They probably fig-I ure that with a decisive victory for llojestvensky, they woi)hl he in much hotter position regarding the bringing about of peac > than at present, with no battle worth the name during 1 lie entire war to their credit. Tne most surprising thing about the naval development i is that Rojest vensky actually con J tinui d his jourm y until he reached | Far pastern waters. There has been little doing in Manchuria during tho week, a few I unimportant clashes taking place here and there, but nothing in the nature of a bailie developing. T'lio ! Russians are still sonic distance | south of Harbin, which is doubtless their ultimate destination.? i Chariotte Observer, Monday. Divorce Law of South Carolina. In reply to a question upon the j subject, .lodge lb-net. has given 1 out tin* following information rel- j uiiv'- iu uivinri' in inis rwiuo: (1.) Jf 1 lie lirst marriage was I solemnized in South (Carolina, tin' i second maningc of a divorcer! per-1 son in South Oarolinn would be a i violation of law, would, in fa t, bo | no marriage at all, and would tech i nienllv amount to bigamy, for the | ' reason that a South Carolina mar ; riage is indissoluble except by the ! death, actual or presumed, of one of the pa' ies. A South Carolinu marriage is an invoilub'o contract, which the courts of this State arc powerless to annul. Nor would they concede to the courts of any I other State the power to render | null and void this invoiiahlo mari riago eont . act. < 15.) If the mart iage of a divorced person was solemni/t-d in ' any State where divorces are legally granted, and if the record showed that the divorced person | had been legally divorced, suoli l could lawfully remarry in South 'Carolina, He or she is no longer | husband or wife, but really occupy the B'inie position as an unmarried man or woman, or ns n widow or a widower. Our c mrts are bound to ' recognize that statute, under the ' provisions of the Federal constitution, which prescribes that "full faith and credit shall he given in each State to the public acts, records and judicial proceedings of j every other State.'" Enforce the Health Law. i County, township and city hoards ! of health "ill in tiio next few days receive oiVicml notice of the cluing I es made in Hit) health laws of tins state by the last legislature and r.t tention will be called to tho fact that inoinbers of these boards are now liable indictmont if lliey do not do their only. says the Co- ' Inmbia Keconl. At present these boards have a general idea as to their duty, but there is eonsuh ralde negligence in enforcing the law. The S ate board of health, it is stated, will iook more carefully into the law hereafter and will see , to it that the anii-boards do their I duty. The attorney general has i been instructed to draw up a akel ! etun ordinance which will be sent 1 to idl towns and villages with instruct ions to have such an ordi- 1 i nance passer I with slight changes > , to suit local conditions. The law i now not only applies to the stamp. j ing out of local and contagions diseases, but gives boards authori ity to prosecute for selling foods j that are unhealthy or the keeping of nuisances which are detrimental to thq public health. The enforcement of the Jaw, however, is aniQlher matter and it is very doubt* ? ful if the laws will he carried out , until the StMe board takes the matter in hand and forces them to 1 <Jo so. Eight Men May HangThere nve eiuht men now in this Htate under seiitein-o of death. Until Adams was ^rnnt? d a new/ trial there were nine men sentenced 4 i_ i i mi _ ... i IJC UHllgCU. X 11IS Id K leillHlKU- ; hie record. It i? h condition of ntT??ix*3 tlint has its deep signiti i'hikv, More men are now under i sentence cf dentil in this Sjtate i than there ure murders in some States with larger population. The list of men under death gen- ' fence is us Follows: Ned Mnek, at Manning. Sain Marks, at Darlington. Bob Jenkins, white at Darlington. convicted of having killed a colored man. J 11. Rochester, white of Ooo- 1 nee county. Aaron Williams of Kershaw. Fletcher Bird, of Greenville. Tulitier Criswt 11. of Greenville. Clarion JL'urr, white, of (Jo'utnbiu. Of the eight men under death sentence in the State today. Parr, Rochester and Jenkins, of Darlington. are white. How many of this number will escape the gallows it is hard to say,, but from present appearances, there is a decided indication of at 4east half a dozen hangings in this State within the next month or two. There may la* other hangings scheduled, but tliey are not. recalled at the moment, but eight at one time is such hii unusual record that it is well worth commenting on. --Columbia Record. Half the Russian soldiers are unable to road and wiite, the CV>r holding that these aceomplbhniputs are not as necessary us to be j able to "run" and light. From the amount of evidence being sent to the dispensary investigating committee, it appears that the great moral institution is not so bail, after all. The man who wanted to kill the tmvnrnitr ??f A i*L'n??uuo !?.? ^ - ? * 11 w? \ - i iii nuiiviitPf n'l m IIC ? ?i n 1 inspired I>y flip "god of {ire.'" Anybody cmi get it around here for a "dollar a quart.'' w "Shall tln> government under take to furnish ?very citizen with oilV' asks tlie Washington 1'oh!, discussing the subject of ir.onop ilies. Noj some would prefer oil stock. wv \ iee-Pres'dent Rodgers, of the Standard Oil Co, declares that "Mr. Rockefeller is not dishone-t It is suspected that Mr. Rockefeller would say as much for Mr. Rodger a if occasion demanded. Seven new national banks have been established in Ohio since March 1. Capital in that State is leas cowardly since M rs. Chadwick retired from active business. W Sir Thomas I/ipton writes from I Ceylon to announce that he is c nning over again to try for that cup. li will bo remembered that Ceylon is where Mr. Lipton gets his tea. W The New York World has ro* ' elected I'rasident Roosevelt in I'JUS. Now go ahead and elect the 1 candidate for 11)12 ami we chii sot- | tie down to eight years of business without political interruption. W "Men's honrts are tilled with a longing for something better and tiner," says Dr. N. Dwight ilillis. With Easter displays on every hand, we suspect the women's hearts are tilled the same way. doctor. \ ormont reports that her output of "maple syrup" w.ll be loss this year than half of last year's production. 'J'he printing houses, however, will print more "Pure Vermont Maple Syrup" labels than ever, notwithstanding and nevertheless. If* The ehildreu will he grieved to learn that the "wild man of I'orneo" who has been in the circus business for so many years, is d ail. ljo will !? * buried near the oh! farm on which he was born, and after a few years will doubti - l. -- i;?- -- - IffM I .- II 11 H? Ilia 1*1 It III) 111 ? IIH I II o "petrilied mmi from Missouri." LETTER TO CAPT. S. K. WHITE, FORT MILL, 8. C. I)enr Sir: Tho Into president of the Crotou Rivor bank, at Erowaters, N Y', built the finest house in nil tlmt region, ! in ISN1, and painted it with lead-andoil at a oo*fc of $h>0?the house cost 000. Iii 1KS7?three years?he repainted it with Devoo at a cost of $350. In 1807 this paint was in good condition. Lead nnd-oil, three years. Devoe $35 J, ten years. , Yours truly F W DKVOK & Oo. 55 P. S. W li Ardroy <SL Co., sella our paint. Court Caloudar 1. There are about seventy cases on calendar 1 of the court of con)- j njon pleas at this time; but of these a hir^e number o<*cup.y a , moie or less iCM^ctinite sUitys, some : piactieally ended aud others con- j tiuued. says The Enquirer. That 1 the calendar will be cleared during the three weeha of the appioach t ing term, there is n ? reasonable probability, but for the information of those who may he interested, the list of pressing cases is herewith appended: Martin vs. Clyburn. button vs. Catawba Power Co. Crockett vs. Railway Co. John 13. Moore vs. Catawba : Power Co. French, etc., Go.fs. Stroup, Lgve vs. Southern Railway. Fred H. Black vs. John J3yers. 1 Ayeock vs. Patrick. MeKore)! vs. Pilcher. Merchants Grocery Company vKendall. Longman <fc Martinez vs. Bowen. l^uiok vs. Mjllfort Mill Co. Hirers vs. Southern By. Co. Wilks vs. Bat inter. Steele vh Fort Mill Mfg. Co. Williams vs. Fort Mill Mfg. Co. Steele vs. Southern Ry. Co. Key vs. W. I*. Telegraph Co. Kimball vs. S. A. L. Ry. Co. Gwiii vs. Carter. Son. Ry. Co. vs cjty of Rock Hill. Patterson vs. T .vicu cotton m il. Campbell vh Phoenix Bridge Co. Green vs. Catawba Power Co. Hudson vs. Southern lly. Co. Fairmnu vs. S. A. Ij Railway. Ciiapmaii vs. S. A. 1j. Railway. Allison vs. S. A. L. Railway. Wiute vs. Tavora cotton uiills. A. (). J ones carries a full liny of j up-to-du.e G rocei ies. Give him a Cllll. Sunday was the 10th anniversary of Gen Lee's surrender at Ap poinatlox Court House. Always bring your Fugs, Butter ! and other counrry Produce tu A. 1 O. Jones. Mesdames A. R. Kimbrell and W. J. Caveny and clii.ijren. of! Rock Hill, spent Friday with relatives in this place. Fresh Pork, Beef and Sausage I always on hand at Jones'. Mrs. W. B. Aidivy and children arc visiting relatives in I'nion. Cull at !ont'h" anil get your fresh i (jraliain Fioui und llom?'-(around j Ultllll. In the Russian schools the game | of chess is still included iu tfle cut no u 1 u mi CHEATED TO DEATH. Kidney TVouhle often ends fatally, but by choosing the right medicine, E. H. Wolfe, of Hear Grove, la., cheated dent h. He says: "Tw o years ago i had Kidney Trouble, which canned me great pain, Buttering and anxiety, hut I took Eleotrie Hitlers, which effected a complete euro. 1 have also found them of great benefit in general dehilitv and n?r\o trouble, ami keep them constantly i n hand, since, as I tind they have no equal." W. 11. Ardrev, druggist, guarantees them at 50o. Mr. Kd. Moore, of Mecklenburg county, nntl Miss Anunulu Ynrlioro, daughter of Mr. James \ nrhoii) of Mat vitt, wen? married Suitday afternoon by I). K, Hall, IChi . at Mr. Hall's residence ov.*r in South Carolina. Wtixhaw Rulerprise. LAST HOPE VANISHED. When leading physicians said that W. M. Smithart, of < kill, la., had incurable consumption, his . t hope vanished; hut Dr. King's New Discovery I for Consumption, Congas and Colds, kept him out ui' his grave. He suy?; "This great speeilie completely cured me and saved tny life. Since then, 1 mii r lijn-ii iinmn in years, illlll nilisinor it ;i marvelous throat and lung oure" Strietly sound die euro for Coughs, Fore Throat* or Colds: sure preventive of Pneumonia, Guaranteed, 5;in and $1 " bottles a Ardrey's Drug store. Trial 1 bottle free. Tlii> State hoard of eqUAli/atlion linn mined the ust-nbHinenl of the Lancaster & (dhentor Railway from $2,700 to $.'1,27)0 per mile FRIGHTFUL S>1 PEEKING iiELI K\ ED. Fullering frigid fully from the virn| lout poisons of undigested food, O. G Grayson, of I.nla. Miss., took Dr.King's New l.it'o 1'ills. "with the result," he writes, "that 1 waseurod." All stomach and bowel disorders give way to their tonie, laxative properties. at Ari drey's drugstore, guaranteed. ! .. .?TTT, j?pc?i conon i i-"Jcont9. ? < ?- ? A DAREDEVIL RIDE often onds in a sad accident. To heal accidental injuries, uijo Huoklon's Arnica Salvo. "A deep wound in my foot, from no accident," writes Theodore Sehuelo, of Oolumlms, ?)., "caused me great |>aiii. "Physicians were helpless, but Rueklen's Amica Halve quickly healed it." Soothes and heals burns like uiagio. 2oc at Ardrey's drugstore, j. ; % i Your Domestic Animals, How About Them 1 We have just received a bi^ itetl; etock of International Food for Stock and Poultry. Thj> is the beet known Stock Foot] in the world. It is the biggest selling food ipedicitne for uui nmls in tlit* wQiId. Prico, 25c, oOc. $1 per pmk'g' We nlso linve Pralt's, Inirlier't and other foods. Ardrev's Drugstore. - ? * For all kinds of well work, white washing. calsominiiig, etc., s<(> ?.1,1 RilDUhY. Ail work guaranteed. Paint YOCU Krotiv Vou 7">c. to $; 00 with Devon's Gloss Carrinpu Faint. 11 weighs it to * nys. moi' to tic pint than others wears longer ami gi\ s a gloss equal to now work. Sold by V, li Ard rev & Co -j? ! Squth Carolina Colleg.s ()iVers Spring Course for Teachers? Session from April i to Mn*. 1 lf(C?. Applv to president for fur.h r infoin.a t ion. Remoter} Lots All persons desiring lots in the new cemetery can gee ore same bv appt inj. to I lie undersigned. Those who have purchased lots it oil bar new or old cemetery, a id hav< not paid for th on. are requested to conn forward at once and make scttl nieul and seenre title to same. Bv order of Council. S. W. PARKS. Clerk. Work Well Done, linve ynu Tttblc Cloths, Coulter puitics, Doilies, Window Puvlnins Blankets, etc.. lnnndevt'd l?y tin MocLl Stcdin Laundry, of Charlotte. N. C. 4 ' Prices for kpindeiin^ tin uhovt articles cli? ?-rf;?lly iurnished. Soils |ir? gsed u5c: suits dry cleaned and pressed, 50c; suit* washed ami pleased, 7."; : coat 01 pants pressed, 15c; cleaned am pressed, 25c; skirts pressed, 25c cleaned and pressed, 5'Je. Our sliipnu nts are made Tliurs day mornings and returned Satur da) s. McEIhaneyvParks Co, The Ciothity an'J She; Mvn TO Ol'K FUIKNOS! We are now local u at 1*21 I! Council struct, Salisbury. N. C. and solicit your Ira le We havt on hand a complete iine of Ihv !? at. Whiskies, Wine*. Uramlies Kte , and can supply your wan?? with anything in our line. Out Mr. M. A. Teeter, fornn rly ol Charlotte, has personal supet visiot of our* shipping departmeiit am id! mail orders receive prompt am careful alien J ion at his hand.-. Ask (or price lj-t and o'rdei blank with your oider. W, li. IIOO\ I K & CO. SALIS1U KV. N. C. Phone 21*< Cabbage Plants & St* 1 ' Cnldwipo I'l.m's f.?r ?:? *. tv.u and "Charloi-ton I.ar. i Typo \\ ala fioh bond hi rotation usn.mci? ''Sn-rc .1 Klrtt Dutch. I lu' ! ? - >t i; ad \ari? Sin:*lo thousand. $1 > and uvnr ; i ; 111s: <'nab with ordor; or, rt?< d-t .v t i on inoiini . Our plant I km! ? nooupv a' i midnrs'au 1 prowinn : h?'tn in t hr op m vow cold without inui'V i'hinis orato wo have pocial low ate- t< r Iransp rt Vnt rati*" j l ints hipjM d from 11 \ far to Ivjk) inn) namo, ami :;rov. n frotn ht^ most rcliahlo s'cd u 'Uw in tho laito. nny di -ativla t rnston ? r at rnd of .-i>ir Our Cotton > < i|: I r.t of oni imp J , tins year in V. harlosir.n <n P. < . 3, .1 3. 10 btisht'ls and over per l>u. My specialty: Pjvunpr {shipnent, Tr: hiivo been in the plant business l*o tlii W. c. Ggraty, SOU. " RAILWil SOUT Train No. 2.'> Lv Charlotte ' < v p. j " " 27 " " (LOB u. , I .. .. 20 9. r?i> p. , ,, ? 83 ? y.18 a , NORT Train No. 20 Lv Chester 1.00 p. A ,, ,, 2M " Colu. 8,10 p. " so ? 0.1 ? a. " ? 34 ? " 7.00 V ' Note?Fort Mill n a lv/ular stoppi , Nos. 29. S3 anil 31, which > op ou Hag t ' I " I Dr. W.H. Wakefield, of Charlotte, tsnow limiting his work to EYE DISEASES and FITTING GLASSES. 11', liKvitiy .:euf>ed his n-yuhir visits to , o'ty'T towns, can hi? consulted ut all ? j t?uv> in his otti'.'.o 2'J.J N. Tryon ft. Fees fc eounnitiirioii ?i.'K) and up according I tv tho dlilieulty of tlie case. Glasses it.30 anil up according to lenses and fames. 1-18-Sui 5 IVhen in the Market i I FOR tiOOD WHISKIES, WINES, .BRANDIES, ETC., 1 CALIj on OR write i Job.il 3\,^To37*lef P. O. Box 9 7, | SALISBURY, - N. C. I ?-?:j r,''j fc>:,:U;7? >r* v* |V<$ ri !W /i at,* N feet:- >.m saikj "4'h.* . . ? .- > ? ^v..- < 'r-va^sssssr^mt j AivM..? >!' "> ? tviuflr.g 9 i. "* :. y nt . . . ? virj H ?? . : .' >uic t i ^ : ' ' t I J. STEV.i? a im l'h ACiUooT" i 0 CHICOPSE rAt.t.6, MAOp. U.3. A. mu ;> ; ?.0 YEARS'CXPCRiCNCK^imrCHiUtCClS ARB Vj Hit LOWEST. 8<'|i<1 rkxIcI, (>lu.-U\<>r AkeUh fmr B ii IvrfllNCCMCMT : ii?' rlitnliKtri*b?fote nil ffl M TISCDnml SOLD, IP TRAOl-.*ARKS, PEA- H 5jj Oppot.l'.e U. S.^Patent Office, I f&ESMi - u mil wtiiil?ll j * KILLyhe COUCH G h an0 otjre the lunc8j If v"T,!lOng'sH ! Hew Diseovery 3 ' it-nn /^SUMPTION Price n i f V On I OUGHSand 50c 4 $1.00 K I B WOLDS F oj Trial, g i burest ttr.d UiucJiest Curs for all S 5 THROAT nr.cl LUNG TEOXJB- k . I LE3, or MONEY BACH. . , u. 9B9Lseskz"3s-K - ~=sr.xemmnp! -fTi-jiv*.*# ' P-Tv.; -j.. 111. V* -r ! ' i* . |. ' r* R J I' if.iliil: , d?)' ?* Mllnvw I vV ? .tii r > >u 1 r r,f. r.%r \ i r. it--Marks,' w I ;'K T, h II * t . r o ' *r it l> no > nt? r. .(J) 9 vr .'?7 l/i v/r.; * r v- v? mw u/.ctict & . >. 20,000 I.VfCMS i'MIOUfJED THittOGM HirM. A ^ A!! . . i. l Li. ri I c. k. skow & co.i . 1) ' ATEKIT lawyctis, a; i || Opp. U. S. Pi 101 fit WMHIHOTOfl, D. C.& ../ . ' w-'sa Island Cation Sood. 1". two .r s hirpli .i'l vi .iflios aim, i." ".vl is i 'i'riviier" mi'l "Short Stem i irs :tit i i. '.ci in mat >11 as named Fiiens: >l.t2.? pi r ).< ); ln.iM'i it.ul o.ii to per 1 iHX). i i> I) , piirclui i jn\ In , ii turn cliiir|{e0 r? s in. rsu.il ii i ai'oiin.i ;->?a Coi*t, and wo uir; lou^h ami hardy; lie y \\ 11 -a and noil fin* iiiiMin iii wei^h V.M lbs. |?r !(u> i ami at liia by Fvmth ru lis j?ro>s Co. Kd heap m I jriis?i"iu?c those thai 1 -1 ,ip to 1>?< trno :ii piM.l" - !?.;-i>. rcl: n il lr> u iwo of tlio I .male-. 1 will i n;ud pur haso price to > ' ) . >t.ip. vuinty of Fen Inland Cotton sohl !c pi i' ji ami. Fee l $1.2"> i >r bu.; lots of ii ,Vnri. Ii"s and Satisl'ir-d Customers, I itv iiivi- y> its. '?mina's Island, S. lY 'SGXi Fi It 0' SL.E. tfBOl Nl>. a* Fort Mill it..V) ii Ar Chester K !lo p , ,, ,, l>. I'l :t. ,, Coin, It) lfi a . >. 10 CI p. " " 1 2i p ,, i.l 1 a. " " 1I.Stf a ilF.OUXD. r 1," i'l M II aii ,, \ ,. ri,.,..M?... a u r .. " ,, ? j). 7.<V; p !',n a. U.fiOa .. y."o j>. " " i >.().*. p np: point i?>r all tho al ovo trains, omtp No#. ~ > .. . I . iK. ran ?und;t>j>.