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v ^Bpecial notices. 8AI<E?A few nice Piymouthrock ^^^^ oeolcerels lor wis, cheep. < T. A.JCiixs. -- - -. - RJCNT?A good term containing sons; good buildings, good well ^^^ wster. 4 miles ?a?t of Fort Hill. 1W Ilmiles from Harrison charch, prico 4 |W?6 oafcbou of 600 ponnds each. Ap[ply to Alex Barter, Fort Mill, a O. [OXiOB?I k?T? for salo one honae and llol on Booth street, Fort Mill, known on the D. O. Potts plaoe; also, for rent, a good ono-horso plantation in Pleasant Valley, rental prioe, 1,000 I ponnds lint ootton. Apply to Osmond B*t*er, R. F. D. No. 9., Fort Kill. S.C. Li >1 . !, ? ' 'i i i ' = ? Mrs. L. P. Fulp spent sevral days of the past week with elatives in Concord, N. C. ? Mr. G. C. Epps, of Wades- j oro, N. C., spent the holidays i it the home of his parents in iold Hill. ? Mr. D. C. Barber, of Clio, ormerly Fort Mill, was here the jast week on a visit to friends, j ^ Messrs. J. t>. Fulp and Jas. L. ^hOrnwell, of Winnsboro, pent the holidays at their homes n this place. ? &rv. J. B. Massey, of Maxveljfcn, W. Va., and Mr. E. S. rlasaey, of Richmond, visited hair parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. i. Massey, here the past week. ? ftev. and Mrs. R. G. McLees, >f Greenwood, spent the holidays it the home of Ur. J. H. Thornveil, on Confederate street. ? Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wiley, ^ of GteenBboro, N. C., are visitMBHing the latter's parents, Mr. and VMrs. J. H. McMurray, near town. y ? Mfrs. B. O'Connell, one of J the oldest ladies of the town, has been seriously ill for some days at her home on Banks street. Her aOn, Dr. Dennis O'Connell, arrived a few days ago and is with his mother. a ? The time for the payment of fpSt&te And county taxes, without the penalty, expired Monday. 5 The tpxes may be paid during the pipsent month by adding the penalty of one per cent. ? ? Mr. M. S. Young, of Columbia, and Miss Mary Young, of Savannah, were here the past week on a visit to their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Young. ? The general assembly convenes on next Tuesday, January & pad for forty days following there will be "things doin' " at the State papitol. On the 15th instant Governor Ansel will be inaugurated. ?: This is the season to, plant trees. A fruit tree or shade tree . is ft distinctly benificent/influence upon the lives of men, and the hand that plants a tree confers a blessing upon his fellows that can be measured, not in one generation, nor in many. ? The registration books for the town wnl close tomorow (Friday) afternoon at 3 o'clock. If you have not registered and fail to do so before the hour mentioned you forfeit the right to vote in any town election during the year. ? Wade Morris Belk, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. C. Belk died Wednesday night of last week at the home of his parents, 3 miles west of town, after an illness of several weeks. The burial was made Thursday afternoon in the town cemetery, after services by Rev. W. M. Owings. ? Christmas here was about as guiet as was ever known, except for the popping of firecrackers and the like by the small boy. All the manufacturing plants shut down for the holidays and most of the business houses were closed Christmas Day. Few people were on the 8tree, the severe cold keeping tnem in doors, and the general appearance of things was more like Sunday than Christmas. ? The Timee continues to hear of prise hogs that have been killed in this communitv durincr the past few weeks. The latest, and probably the largest, was that of Mr. J. H. McMurray, which weighed 604 pounds. Mr. J. M. Bickett, of Pleasant Valley, is also entitled especial mention, having a few days ago slaughtered a 17-montha-old hog that netted him 460 pounds. r- Rev. W. M. Owings, the new pastor of the Fort Mill, Philadelphia and Pleasant Hill churches, preached an eloquent and instructive sermon from the Methodist church here Sunday. A large congregation were out to hear Mr. Owings and all were highly pleased with his sermon. * Owings paid The Times a . , phasant call Monday and, among other things, expressed himself * ! ah highly gratified at the hearty received t TAX COLLECTIONS FOR 1907. j OrncK or County Auditor or York County, South Carolina. Yorkville, 8. C.. Dec. 20.1906 As required by Statute, my books will be open at my office in Yorkvillo on Tuesday, January 1, 1907, and kept nnan nnfcll ITaKw.. oa.w ,?w? *? , ? r " * ? WW* WHA J ?Vl", 19VI| iur tuu I purpose of listing for luxation all Taxable Property held in York County on i January 1st, 1907. The school districts in Fort Mill townI ship in which tbere are special levies are Nos. 26, 28 and 80. For the purpose of taking tax returns, I will be at Fort Mill on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, January 38, 24 and 25, 1907. JOHN J. HUNTER. County Auditor. 12-2 0-41 COOPER'S COLD CURE Is a guaranteed preparation for Golds, La Grippe and Headache. Comes in little chocolate coated tablets, containing Quinine, Ipecac and Cascara. Price 25 cents per box. All who have used this new remedy are enthusiastic in their praise of it. At Ardrey's* l Gr^ ? We wis! 0 py New 1 (liberal pat the hope o shall put f< as we have say, liowev had cause been anytl ^ left an unj I hurry and said anyth apologize 1 and be bur you of our your famil; present ye; and happii desire for for your li asking you promise tc quality. I T" ' ? P. 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W er, that if at any time for dissatisfaction, or if ling between us whicli ileasant impression, or rush of business we ha ing that gave offense, \ for it, and ask you to ied with the old year, hearty good will towai y. and we sincerely hoj ar will bring to you all ness land prosperity tha yourself. Again thai Knval rnmurn in f lin |Mll I Ullll^V' JU Mil. to trade with us ag ) do our best as to j E3_ IE3 e 1 Toy Wagons, Velocipede ut one^half to close. )?0Q0??@ ?9???SH UCTRicj lick Relief and Cora for Head- H I ache. Backache, Dlxzlness, Hj Indigestion, Malaria, etc. BM 6 I * one and all for ige given us durhas just closed. * m to give value promise during 07 e you a dollar's 81.00. We sorade and hope the py and prospcrou and us. - i x Company, TING |i ZCUTED AT OFFICE. A P P j Statements, Handbills, Posters, fpU , iwnsf, nvicnn fnnoi?lmit. \irifl, irruvl Ir-?-?I ! , ^ | \ will pleuso you fjT] i o Times, ? : I __ 3 H3?@@??@???? ? TOrl | ; and lliap- <S| ll for the g 3d, and in ? nance, we ^ the future & c desire to ? you have <g[ ' there has *5 may have <g> if in the jj| ve done or @ ve wish to g let it die *1 We assure 8 *d you and ? >e that the 8 of healtli S it you may 8 nking you S past and 8 ain. We g price and 8 ! Tsr- ? s, Autonio- ^ i SO? OOOOOO?? 00 B H lillw rm The beat tonic. Curative \eJKM Medicine for these die|eaaes. 50c. Guaranteed. I Jf I CLEAN SWI 1 Commencing Friday, the 4t duction all odd lots, short len; Wash Goods, Curtains and Sv All best Calico in 1 to 6 ya good dark colored Outing, 27 ing, at 5 cts. 200 or 300 j*ar dark colors, 71-2 to 10 cts., \ Fifteen or Twenty Child PRICE. One hundred Womc Ition. All Odd Lots and Heavy G< sale. We thank each one'of you": patronage the past year, and same for 1907. May this be prosperous year. Respectfull MEAGHAM 0? ? 11 \l New Year 1 ii ??? ? JJi We now bid the old welcome the new. We wish all our fri || prosperous New Yeai to blot the calendai >? the year we will ren merit the patronage i ed to us. With thanks and ? 41 patrons we say once || New Year." 4 4 I PARKS D 4 4 ?r-<s< r-tf.yjrA'.4 <*??.? \\S%\\VN\\\S\NW\S\\\\N\\N X i W. H. H( >V DBALEI >< WINES, LIQUORS, CIG $$ l25*East Council Street, We quote you the follow * > Brandies, Wines, Etc.: 1 Gallon New Corn Whisk 1 Gallon 1-year-old Corn \V $? 1 Gallon 2-year-old Corn W 1 Gallon 3-year-old Corn \V 4^ 1 Gallon 4-year-old Corn W 1 Gallon New Rye Whiskey 1 Gallon 1-year-old Rye W 1 Gallon 2-year-old Rye W 1 Gallon James E. Pepper 1 4/ 1 Gallon Old Henry Rye \V1 O 1 Gallon Echo Springs Ryi 1 Gallon Apple Brandy (ne\ /V 1 Gallon Apple Brandv (old 4 Quarts 7-year-old Corn (c; \C 12 Quarts Mountain Corn4(< 4* 4 Quarts Old Henry Rye __ ?5 4 Quarts Rose Valley Rye__ 4 Quarts Malt Rye 4 Quarts Hoover's Choice It We can furnish you anythir /? orders will receive prompt att VWWWWSNWSW \ | Let the | | Charlotte Steal Laundry ij !, Launder Ynur Linen. <j | \\ e have the 15iand Host Laundry Plant in ? the Carol in as. Wo do more ? d work than any laundry in *c ? the Carolinas. We do Pet- h 4 ter work than any laundry ?> Iin tlio South. Our agents, ?! whose name is attached y hereto, has instructions to |j give you full and complete satisfaction or make no d charge. I! Isn't that fair dealing ? *! | j| j; PARKS DRUG COHP'Y, J AGENTS \\ .OUT MILL, - - - - 8. O. j! r > v . A4r-tf;v ' >iilSI :Vr' -.1 - .n , ?w????? 3?? ? ???0 ? ?8? EEP SALE ? h, we will sell at a big re- 8 f gths, etc., in Dress Goods, 5 J visses. 8 ? rd lengths, at 5 cts. A 8 j inches, fine for quilt lin- 8? ds of Cotton Worsted in 8! vill go for 5 cents. Irens' Jackets at HALF * rn's Skirts at a big feduc- * >ods must go during this for your kind and generous 6^ ask a continuation of the Q? to you and us a happy and y yours, ?2 1 & EPPS I I?? v?????????? 1 . 1 . a Greetings, || W!1 r trruiil.hi'n i?'1 J nvrx/H WJ V WUU ends a happy and 5$ *, without a sorrow jj * of 1907. During || icw our efforts to fc* >o liberally extendjood wishes to all ' more, "A Happy || RUG CO. || S88888888888888SW8B DOVER, I IS IN < gg ARS, TOBACCO, Etc. 22 - - - Salisbury. N. 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