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SHORT ITEMS OP NBW5 -T PICKED UP ABOUT TOWN ' V ,' Miss Martin McHfaaey of Matthews.; ' N. C., wmk ofMW ; Grace Erwin. The u rulers tending in Fort Mill is ^ that the biennial Democratic county convention is to be. held in York next 1 Monday. * I The Kev. J. A. Dabney, pastor of of the Lancaster Baptist church, and N family and Mrs. J. H. Knight of Lancaster were recent guests in the home of Mi-, and Mrs. J. R. Haile. During the last week the Fort Mill Baseball club played its first games of the season, against the Pineville club, the first game resulting In an 11-inning 6-6 tie. The second game was won by tbe locals, 13 to 0. Both games were played in Pineville. Moving picture views of the actiyity of the Salvation Army with the a)Hed armies on the Western front in the World war are to be shown in the town hall in Fort Mill next Tuesday , evening at 8 o'clock. No admission j will be charged to see the pictures. Alex Barber, mail carrier on rural ! route No. 3, had his right arm badly broken while cranking his automobile last Thursday. During his enforced I absence from work, J. P. Crowder I is carrying the mail on Mr. Barber's route. Miss Alma Lynn, daughter of Mf. and Mrs. J. W. Lynn of Fort Mttl, and James Davis, for some time em- I ployed in the freight office of the Southern railway in Fort Mill, were married in Rock Hill a few days ago by the Rev. A. S. Rogers, pastor of the A R. P. church. The young couple are making their home in Chester. J. Lee Capps of Fort MiH received a wire a day or two ag$ telling him of the death in Jacksonville, Fla., of Mrs. C. I. Capps, wife of his brother. Mr. 1 Capps moved from this community to 1 Jacksonville about 16 years ago and he { , was married to Mrs. Gapps in that' \ city. She was the mother of two ] children, aged 12 and 14 years, respectively. ' In the Democratic primary held in Columbia Tuesday to nominate candi- ' dates for councilmen, Fred D. Marshall, former Fort Mill boy, who is a son of Capt. J. W. Marshall, was the only one of the seven candidates to go in on the first ballot. Mr. Marshall ! formerly Was manager of the Bell , telephone exchange in Columbia, but is now in business for himself; 1 i Two warrants charging serious of- ] fenses woe* sworn out before u?g-- ' trate E. S. Parks Saturdav nicrht far the arrest of Arthur Deasa, an em- j ployee of mill No. 2 of tho Fort MID Manufacturing company. He was ar- ! rested by the town officer and spent ! Saturday night at the police station. | Sunday morning Dease was released upon his statement that he was in an i irresponsible condition Saturday after- 1 noon and had no knowledge of the offenses with which he was charged. ' . ^ N. Vf Vjf 1 in""?' ' ^ ll111' i ROBERT WARN Augustas Thomas' great stag of tremendous drama Ma}estlc N? Our Batter FREE R We will be pleased to inspect y< often as is necessary, free of kind, and our experience is alway pairs be necessary we will make I Recharging, Retailing a Service BetteriSe for Uie 1 ROOK KILL RATI The Bettwy SpedelUl Oppoeke Neetv*( SleSlv E. HI _ wb .. . " W. (L Otoe*, A.' Ct Iqrtto, VM hftms and W. R. Bradford are Fort MSB men recently appointed by Dr. J. BL Johnson, president of the Xark./County Bo Boa sasaeistlrii* 'delegates 4e attend tbe meeting <*f*the Stath Carolina division, American Cotton association, to be held in Colombia- on May 5. ' Many ether York county citizens also have been named by Dr. Johnson as delegates to tbe convention. An announcement that will prove of interest to the Confederate veterans of York county has just been made by D. W. MeLaurin, State pension commissioner, who says that the money for the pensioners in the several counties of the State will be apportioned within the next few weeks. The distribution of the pension money this year seems to have been delayed by the failure of IS counties to send in the list of the veterans entitled to receive pensions., and the statement is made that as soon as these counties file their papers the money will be apportioned. FOR SALE?One bay mare, six years sld< Cat and in good order; also kind and gentle. Will weigh 900 or 1,000> Suds. Price for quick sale, $160. x. Barber. , DON'T FORGET THE Cash and Carry Store; in making your purchaa es. Come a-ruhnin' with your nickels and dimes for choice Fruit, Candies, Fancy Groceries, Hte. D. A, LEE, Prop. TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. ? All persons indebted to the estate of ! ItT n TT aa J x - v ? *v. r. nyan, deceased, are nereoy no- ] lifted to make payment! to the under-1 J ligned at once, and all parsons having j :laims against said estate are advised, j to present the same to ma, duly authen- < ticated, within the time prescribed by i law. , \ A* L. PARKS, 1 Administrator Estate of W. F. Hyatt, j Deceased. Fort Mill, S. a. April 21, 1920. < AN ORDINANCE < Providing for an Annual Street Tax < and Collection of Same. < Be it ordained by the Mayor and Al- < iermen of the Town of Fort Mill, S. C. \ in Council assembled and by authority < of the same: < Section 1. All men resident in the J town of PortrMHI- haMaen the Igw of < twenty-one and fifty-five years, and * not exempt by ataBltO ahsM- pay unto the Town Treasurer annually on os be- ' fore the 30th day of May, the sum of Three ($3.00) Dollars in payment of BtreetTsx. Sec. 2. Any petaen refusing, after legal notice to pay this tax shall be lined in the sum of not less than Five Dollars or be imprisoned not less than ten days. Sec. 8. That all ordinances inconsistent with this ordinance are hereby repealed. F. E. ARDREY, Attest: Mayor. C. S. LINK, City Clerk. ! > 'UU |: VICH m.'\n Mizzouri 4f*reftQ>K*r9 A * , V- , "1 0 play, made into a picture tie power and appeal. ixt Monday y Service Is cgardle** of Make of Battery >ur battery at any time and as < rge. Our service is the exDert ?at your disposal. Should re- ; ,hem at a moderate charge. ill Ha^es of Batteries. ITUUWwkkt oa Yoers. < PERY COMPANY, | tm - Rook HfU, 8. C. wek St. PIKMM 624 < maart 9 anMHi <iifH foif wirii Tiiw, y<n I QUAL11 i ?but only | EVERYTHING w< ! *?4 as fine as High unknown makes of q In the end, measured I HI' m are the lowest priced Rodd Sell Clothing of Chara* > : ^ IN OUR [Furniture De) WE ARE FEATURING VARIOUS KINDS OF *? f ESPECIALLY THE X >1 Colonial and r . COME IN AND LOOK * Potts Sup] JNO, S. POTTS, M > " * < I " Ice Cream Pai We have opened oi Parlor for the sprir mer season and in^ ronage of the publi z ty of flavors in the ] delicious Cream to . ways ready to be s< TllA fffclwlvT'-l It iic tauujf i H. CARRQS, Prop ~ >o?o?oo?oo???????o????????o???r I Bread is Y Best Food |; There sn't any < on the market as j \ wholesome Brei body building \ isn't to be had in Rock Hill Brea Bread. Eat it fc j Rock Hill Stoan ROCK HILL, S. C. > * ; * 0 ' &&*v N"; .- "\>V ? ?' ?, ' -- "ji -"">.- / % j tUBMk&ft rY COSTS at the start >rth while comes high?bul Art Clothes cost a little mc uestionable lasting qualitie 1 .1 r oy tne cost ot service ren< GH ART CLC (Made by Strouse & Brothers, Inc.. Baltimo clothes you can purchase. ley-Poe Merc cter. 31 IE H IE 1 niilA l l ^oruiiciu 11 THIS WEEK I I DRESSERS, 1| ^ This is Princess 11 x x We app THESE OVER | \\ give you 1 * l dise at a 1 ? < Phonei ply Co. I ;i y [anager. | o. * J rlor Open I We L" ^icuin Dcrc 1 lg and sum- I erythi vite the pat- to a la c. A varie- Ju.t a purest, most Cotton 1 ill 1 Let ut si be had al- ing until srved. Servic ** -I * Citchen Jrletor. (1 our II-A"" | la the place v $ cheaper than % and the besl 1 money refun _a | r pi I 2 Also bea article or r ood | ever brought i cheap as good 1 full8tock ?f ad The real % If you w , . , ! | selling them ralue in bread i any other food. | d is the Best \\ < ) >r every meed, i; o It is a fa r| Dnl/AwU intervening] H BaKBry 1!^^^ s < > nor do I now < I still am su <? through all ti "arealways j ii ii li MORE t it's worth the price >re at the beginning I s?but only at the 1 Jered, >THES re, Md.) . *1 AM antile Co. ROCK 1 =11 =1F=H 1(= Service ai Satisfacti* what you always get when you The Cash Sti reciate your business and endea the very best obtainable in ever very reasonable price, is your orders. he Cash Si S. A. LEE and T. F. LYTLE, :arm Machii carry a complete li 'arming implements i ng from a small one rge tractor. t this time we are featurinf Planters and Two-horse Ri tir iow you. we are never sa you are satisfied with its ui e is what we want to give y< c hardin i ROCK HILL, S. C From the Fort Mill Times June o. jo us fhere you can buy HEAVY and any other place in the city. 1 t that money can buy. Satisfi ded on anything we sell, r in mind that I have the best to this place. Every pair wa LADIES' and CHILDREN'S SI ant a STRAW HAT you can g out at cost Yours truly, A. O. JONES \ r cry from June 14, 1893, to Ai fears have brought many chang he best $3.00 men's shoe ever b sell ladies' and children's shoei pplying my customers, some ol hese years, with "Heavy and 1 fresh and the beet that money ca . f. -i * j;?.. *?._v ' * V . .-<4|? m! I ' ^ . Clothes [ than some f beginning. I HILL, S. C. L rid I 311 | trade at ?' ore | ivor at all times to ^ y line of merchan- Z < * tore, * | * MgTS. & > riery ine of John ncludinsr ev o i-horse plow / l the Corn and ding Cultivators, tisfied with sellle. ou. fe co. 14, 1893.) iesj i FANCY GROCERIES 'hey are always fresh action guaranteed or $3.00 MEN'S SHOE rranted. Have also a HOES. et one cheap aa I am i u pril 29, 1920, and the es. I no~longer offer rought to this place" 3 and straw hats; but F whom I have held Taney Groceries" that n buy."?A. O. Jones.