Fort Mill times. (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, August 26, 1915, Image 3
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ITEMS OF;LOCAL INTEREST. 1
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Miss Gwineth Bratton, of Rich- s
burg, is visiting friends in Fort '
Mill.
W. B. Ardrey is having erected
a twenty-foot addition to his i
drugstore building on Main
street. *
Misses Emma and Pearl
Faulkner, of Gastonia, N. C., !
were visitors the last week in
the home of Mr. T. D. Faulkner,,
in this city.
Mrs. M. L. Henry and little
daughter, TUvelyn, of St. Peters.
burg, Fla., and Miss Thelma
^ Armstrong, of Spencer, N. C.,
are guests in the home of J. H.
Sutton-, of the township.
B. M. Lee and family, who for
several years have resided at
Finlay, Texas, returned to Fort,
Mill Monday at noon and will
again reside on Mr. Lee's plantation
south of town.
W. L. Ferguson, of Concord,
N. C., who, with his family, was
a recent visitor to this city, will
return about September 15th and
will take a position as cotton
and seed buyer for the E. W.
Kimbrell company.
The little daughter of Mrs.
Mamie Thompson, which Has
been ill of dyptheria in the home
of its grandfather, J. H. Bailes,
for several days, was reported
yesterday to have improved to
such an extent as to now be
considered out of danger from
the late attack of the disease.
A gruesome postcard picture
was that exhibited on the streets j
Sunday by a Fort Mill man showincr
the hodv of Lpo M Frank- I
as it swung from a tree a few
mornings ago near Marietta,
Ga. The pictures are not acini
issable to the mails but through
other sources have gotten scattered
over the country.
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From the Rock Hill Record it
is learned that a swimming meet
is being arranged between the
Fort Mill aquatic club and the
Rock Hill Y. M. C. A. aquatic
^ team to be held in that city in a
few days. All of the boys who
participated in the meet last
year are urged to enter the contest
being arranged.
The annual meeting of the
Woman's Missionary Union of
the York Baptist association will
be held with the York Baptist;
pKnnn A 01 o I
vnuivji vii nu^uot ox aim ocp*
tei/iber 1. A most interesting
program has been prepared for
the sessions and delegates from
every Baptist church in the
countv will be in attendance.
The town of York is making
extensive preparations lor a
home-coming and chautauqua to
be held there September 1. 2
and 3. Many valuable prizes are >
to be awarded, and with several
of the State's most prominent
men present to make addresses,
the event is likely to draw
large crowds from this* and adjoining
counties. 1
The Times is requested to call i
a meeting of the farmers of '
Fort Mill township to be held in 1
tK a fottm U nil f ^
buv luwn uau, inia tliy, IICAl !
Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock, j
The purpose of the meeting is to
discuss matters tending to the
betterment of the farmers, and
all interested in agriculture are
urgently requested to be present.
A young daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. M. K. Moore, who reside
on East Confederate street,
suffered intensely for several
hours Monday afternoon as a
result of having been bitten on
the foot by a snake, supposedly a
spreading adder. The child was
in the woods near its home when
bitten by the snake. A physician
was hurriedly summoned and
after working with the child for
several hours the pain subsided
and the little girl it is now
thought will suffer no further
inconvenience from the wound. !
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While climbing a tree near hid-' y
home yesterday afternoon, William
Banks, Jr., the 7-year-old
son of V\ illiam Banks, editor of I
The Record, fell and had both
arms broken.?The State Wednesday.
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R. G. Graham, of Sharon,
N. C., was in Fort Mill Thursday,
shaking hands -with his I
many friends and enjoying him
sen in general. Mr. Graham j |
came down to attend the annual
dinner given t*y the ladies of the '
local chapter of the U. D. C.,
and* WSS'Toud'ih his praises of
the excellence of the dinner and
the cordial treatment given the 4
old soldiers by the ladies. '
Annie Parrish, a negress, was
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urougnt into town yesterday in '
a wagon for medical treatment ]
for a number of ugly gashes 1
about her arms and body, said '
to have been inflicted by Loma j
Key;!, another negress. The
women engaged in a fight in the <
"Paradise" section, the cause 5
of the affray not being learned.
The Reid woman was arrested
and lodged in the boose. 5
The county bridge over Cataw- '
ba river, east of Fort Mill, can
be used with safety no more
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until extensive repairs are made '
to the structure. The bridge
has been in need of attention
for some time, according to per- 4
sons crossing the river at that '
point, and on Tuesday became
impassable when one of the spans
of the approach on the east side (
gave away and allowed one sec- '
r inn in uuir ciimnlliinrr lib-.* <
V1VSI v\? CV/lIIVtlllll^ III\t UIIC
foot. As a result of the condition
of the bridge, a party of
York "boosters," traveling in 5
80 automobiles and headed for
Fort Mill, were compelled to
turn back, as were numerous
other teams and automobiles
which approached from either i
side of the river. It is understood
that arrangements had 1
already been made to repair the
bridge and it is expected the
structure will be good shape ,
again in a few days.
FOR RBNT Six-room Cottage, opposite
Methodist church, at $5.00 per
month. See A. c. Lytle. '
8-26-2t J. R. Haile. {
FOR REFT?Two Brick Stores and
one Warehouse on Main street, Fort
Mill, lately-occupied by Mills & Young \
Co. Occupancy Sept. 1, 1915. Apply
to W. S. Stewart. Box 96, 807 North '
College St., Charlotte, N. C. (
Regular convocation j
J. B. Mack Chanter,
U. D., Thusday night.
All members requested
to be present.
W. 6. Jfeacliam. Jr., Sec.
It Is a Tight Roof
if covered with our Shingles,
made by the best of machinery
and from selected stock. Our
Doors, Sash, Blinds
are great values for the money
and we assure you that you cannot
do better, probably not so
well, elsewhere for anything in
the line of Building Material.
Fort Mill Lumber Company,
ViAKE YOUR OWN ?
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K'T VOW will SAVE
w-^kfT f.56 ** FER GAL
this is how
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^ /l3uy 4 pals. L.CS.M. Semi/
Mixed Real Paint $8.40
h 1 AnJ 3 gals. Linseed Oil
^ I to mix with it at
A 1 ' estimated coat of 2.40
v j| ^ Makes 7 galu Paint for $10.80
/1 A It 's only $1.54 per gal.
I he L. A M. SEMI-MIX Ft,
RFAt, PAINT IS POKE WHITF. LtAD,
JV4C. ami EINSf.FD Oil. (be bent known
j.aint r.intt-rluln for 109 years.
Use gallon out of any you
buy and if not the best paint
r?ade, then return the paint
r.d pet all vour money back.
J. J. Ra ilea. Fort Mill
Luther Hdw. Co., Columbia
W. W. Coogler At Son, Chester
J. W. Copeland Co . Clinton
4. D Wood. Crier
YORK'S THRI
Home-Cominsr &
We Are Exp
S100 In Prize:
In Addition to
Amusements and <
York's Home-Comin
an September 1,2 a
Prizes will be given
lows:
Open to Boys York Cot
nest oix staiKs L;orn
2nd 44 44
3rd 44 44
Peanuts
Best Peanuts on vines
2nd
3rd millli
Prizes Open to
Best three Stalks Corn
2nd 4
srd
Best Stalk
Best Stalk of Cotton
2nd 4
jrd
Best Molaa
Best two Stalks of Cane
2nd 4 4 4 4
$rd 44 44 :::::
Best C
Best Half Bushel Oats
2nd 44
ird ; 44 44 44
Best V
Best Half Bushel Wheat
2nd
3rd
ith :::y(
Alfalfa
r>.. 11 _ a i r t*
dcsi Dunuie /\11ana nay
2nd
3rd
Best Oats and
Best Oats and Vetch Hay...
2nd 4 4 4 ____
3rd
Best Clover G
Best Clover Grass Mixture ...
2nd 44
3rd 4 4 4 4 4 4 " ...
Best Bundle any other variety
2nd
3rd 44
Best Peck Sw
Best Peck Sweet Potatoes ..
2nd 4 4 44 4 4 4 4
2rd
Prizes For T<
Best Exhibit put up by One Girl,
2nd prize, $1.50 Ticket.
Best Quality Tomatoes, in tin, 1st
Best Quality Beans in tin, 1st prk
Most attractive Package of Fruit,
2nd prize, $1.00 cash.
Most attractive Package of Veget;
cash; 2nd prize, $1.00 cash.
Best Buttermilk Biscuit, plate of 1
Best Beaten Biscuit, plate of 12, $
Best Ixiaf Bread, $1.00 cash.
Radcliffe Amus
did Speakers,
certs and ,
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Specials jo
100 Pairs c
Made by "Crossett," in Blacfc
that must be closed out regart
we do not run this business 1c
you see we must sell all sumnr
200 I
Of Women and Children's she
Groc?
15 pounds of Sugar for
10 Snowdrift" La
10 " Swift's "Silver Les
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We will save you money on
eppsT
:e big days |
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na vnautauqua ?
tecting You. <
s to Farmers. 1
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the Speeches, the |
other features for i
g and Chautauqua 1
nd 3, $100 worth of \
to farmers as fol- i
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mty, Under 18 Years.
Saddle $12.00 1
- Plow 5.50 ^
Shoes 3.00 1
(Boys.) ;
Watch 3.00 <
cash 1.50 <
cash 1.00 <
York County.
Plow 5.00 \
- - - gold 2.50 M
1 coffee 1.25
of Cotton.
Mdse 2.50
cash 1.50 ;
cash 1.00 t
ises Cane. |
cash 2.50
cash 1.50 I
- cash 1.00 {
)ats. <
mdse. 2.50 J
mdse. 1.50 1
-- mdse. 1.00 <
/heat. <
shoes 5.00 \
mdse. 2.50 <
mdse. 1.50 <
ear's Sub. to York News. ;
i Hay. <
50 lbs. Flour
cash 1.50
cash 1.00
1 Vetch Hay. 1
501bs. Flour j
cash 1.50 <
cash 1.00 i
irass Mixture. <
cash 2.00 <
cash 1.50 '
- cash 1.00
' - mdse. 2.00 1
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taan i.uu | }
cash 1.00 <j
eel Potatoes. 1
cash 2.00 <
.. cash 1.50 i
cash 1.00 <
omato Club. |
glass or tin, 1st prize, $2.00cash; i
prize, $1.50 cash; 2nd $1.00cash i
le, $1.50 cash; 2nd $1.00 cash. j J
in glass, 1st prize, $1.50 cash; <
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ables in glass, 1st prize, $1.50 <
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12, $1.00 cash. <
1.00 cash. <
iements, Sp.en-1
, Band ConFireworks.
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>f Oxfords I
Tan and Patent Leather, <
dless of cost, as you know 1
>nger than January 1st. So
ler goods now or never.
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'airs i
to go the same way.
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tries. i
-$1.00 | \
rd for 1.00 4
if" I^ard 1.29 4
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your groceries. j
The Cash Man.
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Men's Work
| Boy's Outing (
\ Big New lot
J tough kind] jus
looking for anc
of Headlight
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[ Young Men
t see our new 1
i wear. Wash'
I Ties, 25c and
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of eating just the
I GROCERIES?the I
^ for sale at big profit
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Here you get sometl
; ceries that put stren;
that have lasting a
ties?that must be
Profits to compete v
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Clothes and ;; '
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Clothes.
of Pants [the !
;t received and !
>ther shipment
Overalls this - f
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Ties, 25c; Silk i
50c. % j
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y Goods Store 11
"SELLS IT FOR LESS." I
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iris* Candies.
ork a specialty,
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Get Tired il
ordinary brands of
cind that are put up
s?it's then time to
to Us. :
ling different?Grogth
in your body-?
ind building quaKsold
at SMALL
rith inferior goods.
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>cery Co.,
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tringa Big Returns.