Fort Mill times. (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, October 18, 1905, Image 3
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J ITEMS of LOCAL INTEREST #
Mr. J. W. Ardrey spent Monday
in Lancaster.
The best price for cotton on this !
market yesterday was D.65.
Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Thorn well
spent several days of the past week
with friends in Hock Hill.
Mr. Frank Kiinbrell. of Char- j
iotte, pp^nt Sunday with his pa- ,
rento in this township.
Col. Leroy Springs and little
son Elliott, of Lancaster, were visitors
to Fort Mill Sunday.
We are plensed to announce that
Mrs. J. W. McElhaney is steadily
recovering from a several weeks
illness of fever.
President Roosevelt will visit
Charlotte next Friday, the 19th,
and will deliver a short speech
from the stand in Vance Park.
The farmers have saved an abundance
of forage this summer, but
very little has been offered for
sale on this market so far. ?
Light frosts fell in this section
Thursday and Friday mornings.
The effect of the frost on vegetation
was noticeable only in very
low places.
Dr. d. H. Thorn well and Mr. J.
M. Spratt are representing the
Fort Mill Presbyteriun church in
the synod which convened at Rock
Hdl yooterday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Mills and
children spent Friday in Charlotte
with Mrs. Mills' mother. Mrs. P.!
lv. Mull, who is receiving treat111
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Mr. W. VV. Alexander, the well
jrnown painter of Charlotte, passed
through .Fort Mill Monday en
route to Providence, where he has
a big paint contract with the Missies
Hues, of that section.
Mr. D. V. Kpps exhibited on the
streets Thursday a prize stalk of i
sugar cane which was cut from hie
farm in C-fold Hill. Tiie stalk of
cane, which was of the Texas Blue i
Ribbon variety, measured 11 feet
in height and weighed 112
pounds.
Robert A. Barrett and son, of
this place, who were arrested some j
days ago by Constable Lou Cnlp, ,
of Pineville and lodged in Meek- j
lenburg juii upon the charge of j?
transporting whiskey, were ro- ! i
leased Friday on bonds of $100.0() 1
each.
Pdiceman 11. G. Johnston iia6
in his possession a number of 25,
50 and 75c paper bills. They bear 1
dates of 1803, "0-4 and *00, and
were issued at Italeigh, N. C. The t1
lulls were given to Mr. Johnston
by his mother before her death,;
stie having had them in her pos-!
session almost since the dates they '
bear.? Rock ilili Herald.
The union meeting at the Pros- ?
byterian church closed Sunday
evening, after a series of the most j
successful services in the history !
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ui uir cuuren. i.arge congrogations
were present ai each stirviiv, J 1
and our people were delighted with
the excellent sermons of Rev. Me- :
Lees. The singing hy the choir 1
under the leadership of M r. Ward- '
law was another interesting feat- '
tire, contributing nuieh t.o the!'
splendid results of the meeting, j 1
There were twenty-two accessions !
to the church during the w-'ek.
Mrs, Allie Smith, wife of Mr. j'
Sydney Smith, whose home was in :
the village of the Fort Mill Mfg.
Co., w..s on Thursday night taken
for treatment to the Slate hospital ?
for the insane at Columbia. Mrs. 1
Smith's mind had been affected 1
for several months, and when re- (
cently hor affliction showed signs <
of a marked increase, her familv
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decided to place her in the hos- j .
pital. She was accompanied to i
Columbia by Mr. E. P. II. Nivens. r
Mrs. Smith is a daughter of Offi- 1
cer R. G. Johnston, of Rock Liiil.
Dr. J. 11. Thornwell, of this r
place, on last Wednesday evening s
officiated at the marriage of Miss ,
Elizabeth Shurley, of Ebenezer, j
Mid Mr. John M. Sailers, of Sal- ^
ters, S. C. The marriage took (
place at the home of the bride's j ^
father, Mr. J. A. Shurley, in Eb- j ^
enezer, and was witnessed by a ; ,
large number of relatives and (
friends After a reception given j
by the bride's parents, at which (
about -00 iuyiled guests were present,
Mr. and Airs. Suiters left for (
their future home at Suiters.
The Southern Railway will sell
p.M.uisiua iicueiH 10 '^olilmlMU, f>.
C., and return from all points with -
in the State of South Carolina, '?
and from Charlotte, Asheville and 1
and Wilmington, N. C., Augusta;!
and Savannahf Ga., and immediate \
points, account State Agricultural 1 i
and Mechanical Fair, October t
24-27th, 4905, daily October 22nd i
to 26th, inclusive and for morning "
trains scheduled to arrive Columbia
before noon October 27th, at
the rate of one firat-c'ais la o plus
25 cents, plus 50 cents, for round (
trip, tin? 50 cents covering one ad
mission'to the fuir grounds. 1
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The News of Gold Hill.
News is scarce now, as there is
little doing in I lie social circle.
The "good old summer time" is
gone, and the genuine uutumn
days are here. The leaves art beginning
to turn and the icy winds
of "errim old winter" villi n.?
blowing. Some frost has been seen
in low places, but the effects are
not noticeable.
Autumn is usually the most
melancholy season and 'tis true of
Gold Hill; picnics and lawn pa.ties
nro gone and 'tis not the season
for house parties.
The farmers are doing some of
most everything now ? ginning,
shredding, picking cotton and
peas, hauling hay, sowing oats,etc.
Cotton is short, but there will be
an abundant crop of peas this fall.
Most of our farmers planted corn
early, which, this year, necessitated
lots of shredding, as the drouth
injured eurly corn. Late corn is
very good.
Some of our Gold llillites are
fishing struck. Several wont fishing
Saturday afternoon but failed
to get a "bite."
A number from Ibis section attended
union services at the Presbyterian
church Sunday utid Sunday
night.
Miss Una Windle spent Saturday
and Sunday in Clover, tinguest
of Misses Fannie and Avu
Alien.
Miss M"-*gie Creighton of liock
Hill is visiting Miss Grace-Crook.
Mrs. C. Abernethy is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. \Y. K. Curothi-rs,
this week.
The York baptist Association.
The York County Baptist Asso;11
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Mill Baptist church next Friday
nt 11 o'clock a. in.
This association is composed of
thirteen churches. Delegates from
these churches will come up to
this their annual meetii g to consider
the progress they are making
in spiritual life and the gr *at
work of missions, and the benevolent.
work for orphans and aged
ministers.
Prominent men in the State,
representing the various denominational
enterprises, will he pres
ent. Rev. T. M. Bailey, I). I).,
of the State Mission Hoard; Rev.
Kdwin M. L'<>tv at, president Fur
man University; peihaps Dr. Lee
Davis Lodge, of Limestone college;
Rev. Joel L. Allen, linaiieial agent
of Furinan; Rev, V. I. Masters, of
tlie Baptist L'ress; a representative
of the Baptist Courier, and Rev.
A. T. Jamison, of the Connie Maxwell
Orphanage.
It is expected that the report on
education will come up Friday |
night, at which time the congrt nation
will be addressed by Dr.
Poteat. This will be one of the
main features of the association.
Representatives of the Woman's
Missionary Society will hold a
meeting Saturday at J p. in.
On Sunday there will he preach 1
ing, at the morning hour, both at
the Pi osbyteriun and Baptist
L*hurelies by members of the association,
At night there will be
union set vices at the Baptist
church.
The public is cordially invited
lo attend all the meetings of the
association.
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The Presbyterian Synod.
The Presbyt' rian Synod of this
State convened last evening at S
/clock in the First Presbyterian i
liurch of Kurk Ilill. The Record :
>f Friday stated that the He v. das. ,
McDowell, of Sumter, would de-i
iver the opening sermon and pre- |
dde over the body until the foinal
election of a uioderator.
It was expected that 200 delegates
would be present to re,pie
lent the six presbyteries of the)
State, and Rock Hill will enternin
them with true hospitality.
Each church in the Slate is rojuiped
t(j seuil one elder to reprelent
it in the synod, in connection ;
villi the n/istor of H??
Phe aittingR of tlu* synod will IukI .
intil and including Saturday, with
Horning and evening Ht'HHions, al- :
hough at tin* tinn* of receiving;
)tir information, no program for
lie uieatingH had been mapped
Hit.
Constable John Coltliarp, assist-j
*(1 by Mr, David Liud-ey, round-]
*d up a crowd <>f nine negro gamllers
Sunday on the Spring place,
i miles north of town. The sports
vere marched into town and held
intil Monday, when they were
ined $10 each. < hie of the m l
;roes had a gun and paid $15.
L?OST ~( u?l(1 ami Pearl handle f inbrella.
Monogram, *'M. W. A." on knob.
Return to t hin ofliee. Reward.
JYSTKRS?W. M. Pulp has opened his
Oyster Room at his old stand, and
will serve oysters each Saturday af
teruooii during the season, ?
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Hello, Mr. Buy<
today? Oh, 1'n
m.wl. - I - -H
Jiutltl- \ nil I ClOI]
know Hi at a I way
fool good. Yes, I
you would put in
ey making \seh<
friend, that's oj
saved scveral^&pl
fall and winterg<
do the same thin*
right place. Whoi
Bell's Bit
That's the place 1
ey. Bargains arc
The avove stater
all who visit the
Sale. Knookod-d
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on everything. (
cents, going at 4
Outings worth 8
only (> l-2e. 8o(
Just a word abo
Shoe. The C. &
and children are
because they are
leatlier. No |>aji
in them. Won't
t hat a shoe made
is an uncommon
A look at the (\
convince you ai
will certainly pi<
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Port IMIill,
A Few Facts
In buying our Block we used
tin; iitmost cure to buy the purest
and fresh' st drugs that the market
affords.
We arc nc.w thoroughly pio-|
pared to till the most difficult pre-!
script ions ami solicit your patron
age more especially on this cla>s
iif ttfiilt
< >i' patent and pioprietary medicines
we carry all of the usual
lino and a f^reat many of the un
usual.
Attractive line of Sundries.
I >f I ieious hot and cold drinks
at the fountain.
Paints, ()ils, Etc.
Buchanan's;
Drug Store.
rid
auMOR !
3r! IIow arc you
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i feeling fine. I
lars today, and you
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s makes a fellow
guess so. I wish
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e oil to your 111011>111
e. Why, my
tisy. You see, L
lars in haying my j
oods, and you ean
Li*, if you go to t he ' j
re is that placer At
Clieai) Store.
to save your 111011*
011 every hand.
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nent is made hy
Bargain Birthday
own-and-out nrico
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-alien worth (> 1-2
1-2 and 5 cents.
1 -2 and 10 cents,
* these bargains,
ill an uncommon
15. Shoes for ladies
uncommon shoes
made of genuine
kt or pasteboard
you agree with us
of genuine loaththing
theses days?
, & 15. Shoe will
id to try a pair
I'ase you
ig Store,
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\\ lion ill t lie Market
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GOOD WIIISKIKK,
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liUANDIKK, FT(
CALL <)N <)K WKITK
John IVTo^t"!
1\ (). Box 97,
SALISBIRY, - N. (
TO on; FU1KXDS.
We art* now located it i '11 I.
Council street, Salisbury. N,
and solicit your I rude. We liav.
mi hand a complete line of the
!). at W hiskies, W ines, Itrandies.
Ktc , and can supply yemr wains
with anyiliintr in our line. < >;ir
Mr. M. A. Teeter, formerly of
Charlotte, has personal supervision
of our shipping department and
all mail orders receive prompt ami
careful nth ntion at l.is hands.
Ask for price list and o:d? r
lih'nk with your order.
W. II. IIOOVl-R * CO.
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LADIES- OLOAI^
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hflVP iiict rnr-oiirofl /*??* "*** U~.ll
.. w .... . ? a vwi t vu uui uv*v run
(Cloaks and Suits, and believe we
have the best styles and lowest prices
ever shown here before. , Our long
coats are medium weights and are
not burdensome to carry. They are
made especially for our climate. We
also have a few short and medium
Coats in the cheaper grades. Also
Coats for misses and children X X
We have lots of other new goods arriving
daily, which will interest you
when you hear our prices and compare
our qualities. Come see the
ISew Goods ? ?
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I MENTOR
| COMFORT UNDERWEAR $
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COSTS I S MOKE THAN OTHERS BUT WE>
DON'T RAISE THE PRICE TO YOU
Wo Hell Mentor Underwear be
if yjSjt:,. cause we know it will please ourT
a cuHtomers more than any otueC '
^ Y'i /?S*s4 "\kind, uud that pays us best in the '
end.
The manufacturers of Mentor
J*\. \\ stand buck of our guarantee to you
p . V \ on every garment, for fit?no
/ r;$A; \ ) shrinking even when boiled; for
Cj 3 / comfort?soft, warm, non-irritattn
J \ ing yarn; for health?because it
I J \ readily absorbs the body's perspif
/ 1 \ ration, ana keeps you warm.
ft I We Would like von tn frv Af?r?.
X HfStjf t'-) t?r Garments. ^
Bji$f I / We will take them back if they O
aSMJ */ are not ricjht. O
fffflSf K'- Made in Two Piece Suits for < >
t pi?M I'l&J thc Whole Family# J |
J I MPAPLF All a pddQ
j COMFORT UNDERWEAR flUj AbuAD OC Ull U,
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'4 ,A j-T, ? ', Write to Mfntok Knitting Milt*, 7
; 'A t&.'Jul*. ^ Cleveland, Ohio, for their Beautiful Y
B Fn\ RooUlet; it telle all about the Mentor Y
Underwear we have.
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$ vni i iv ^ sk
, .vv $
Ahout your fall
and winter suit. x*a *5
$ licyond a doubt g
g we carry as re- !v
$ putable a line g
$ of Clothing as g
<$ you \m!1 lind in 11 &
g a city of 25,000 g
$ Our price is &
^ a I w ays just ^ $
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ft Also a nice stock of Overcoats. ^
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I We Never Disaoooint Our Patients. 1
IWt Fulfill Ivtry Fromlgi'tnd Ntvtr Hold Out Faleo law* I
IMP AiinP tltrlotnfo without iha kail* or b*n(l? miiI Vivrlcuttla wlihoti O
VW E> liUnC pnln or detention from butltew) Contagion* Klv*?l falian
curve) Din?r to return, Without mercury or mineral aitttrc; f.bil of Monty C
i Vigor Positively euredt no stimulant bot poruoanont. JQ.
^ T>io Dt- King Medical Co. le ?n loiHtoilo^ or??0Feed under the H
d _J taws of lb* euio of Oeorgi* rot tbo treatmait sue eure of all hi
norvoua and ob'ooiu dlokiei. Dr. N. K. the founder of SI
M, rWi\ 1 tbie Institution. Is the eblefeonsnlttna afaolalllt, weibg aealetwd hi
TKm: V I by a tad of eminent physician* end shrgQont. lv
LSLiglm, ninf J \ ihiraucccM In the treatment of chronic dUeisea It naanrpae- B
mrv "V Stnx tod: we nsoboth modlfial end oloctrlcal agendo*. u
TtWvl *?* \ Our ofllcc* are equipped with ail tbo galvanic, faradlc batter- H
fj - Jli< Vff lea, X-ray, violet ray, and Rtoscn ray: In faot. every electrical H
[; Hgf \_ m\ cwntrlaance known to tbo medical profession. Our ar.alterium 1* M
J B '*" ( modern In every respect, and we employ nona but tbe boat B
}. \ J trained and efficient attendants, regularly qualified graduates
A rftriy' and lioonstd pbyatelans being lb charge- U
? ^Wo employ no misleading meaaa to atovre patlentq and of
f, '\ . 8u.lK^vw parronago uoC. O. D.'aor unaakad for literature arb sent out M
\ V vJA^7^\" by tljis Inanition Our ternn for traatmlnt average from I6 0O
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j ;*3#SfY ance of & onrc wltbln a specified time.
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M - v T\f\\ lAD UFFfX Bffc such aa Kidney and Bladder troublaa, Hhoumatf , B
llm wflt Uupturo, Oydroo-ile. Drain*. Loaaaa. euu and all PtTvlTe R
k * \\Jl Iiwril fllOfO 'HHJ Disss***, Tutnom and malignaat trouble*. Catarrh of the B
Vi urtiiLVUireu. Note, Throat, litad and Lunge Dlseaaaa of Rye and Rat, B
1,1 N. K. KINO. M D Chronle Diseases of Women, auob aa ptaplacemefcta B
, Cnur CaviuiiiNQ hnva>oiAN. Uuaatural Discharges, and aueb weakness** *f women.
?? a SI us to-day rogerdlag your condition If you are alek or afflicted. On requeet
i Ffl" eeud yon aur literature. Including aymptem blanks for bene treatment. Jf i
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