Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-06-20
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Mail Route 70 bsspissantipppds vs,=
The daily mail route, from Y9rkyille
to Point is to be discontinued on July
l.. It is not practicable to get infor-.
nation as to what arrangements will.
be made to supply the people who, have
heretofore been supplied by this route.
A Good Farmer. ~: .r:
Fort Mill Times, Wednesday: Mr..
D. A. Lee, Of lower Fort Mill, is un-
|doubtedly the champion truck grower
|of this section. Every few days Mr..
Lee can be seen coming In town with q
load Of vegetables and fruits; and al
ways meets with ready sale, for he
grows none but the choicest varieties.
He says he enjoys truck farming and
then, too, 1t is very helpful, finan-
cially.
Application For Bail. =.
Accompanied by the sheriff and his
attorney, w. B. McCaw, Esq. M. w.
A. Harper, who is in custody Tor the
killing Of Mr.. Arthur A. Dellinger, on
last Saturday, went before Judge
Jones at Lancaster yesterday with. an
application for release. on bond. The
state. is represented by. Me-, r. e.
Wylie, Of Lancaster. 1t. was not prac-.
tieable, to-, hear. the result, Of the bap..
'plication up-,to the time at which 1t
was necessary. for THE ENQUIRER to
go to press; but it is: not thought
Judge Jones will refuse There is
practically no dispute as to the cir
'cumstances of the shooting, and there
has been no testimony to indicate a
single element of murder.
Southern Trains to be Discontinued.
Fort Mill, Times, Wednesday: The
announcement is made that, Oh next
Sunday several trains on the South
ern railway will be taken OF for the
summer months. No. q and No. %,
the local trains to and from Colum-
n
heretofore done by them will be han
died by Nos. 20 and 30. Nos. s33 and
"a from Washington to Jacksonville,
will also be taken of. The Augusta
sleeper, which has been hauled by these
trains, will be handled by 81 and 38
between Charlotte and Washington,
and a new train will be put on from
Charlotte to Savannah It is also
stated that change will be made in
few days in the running time Of No.
20 and No. &c. the Chester Swing"
Tho Fort Mill Killing.
Times, Wednesday: Arthur Frazier,
a young Negro man, was shot and
killed Sunday morning on the Springs
place, four miles north Of Fort Mill.
The death shot was fired by Tom Bal.
ley, also colored. The circumstances
which led to the killing are not, and
may never be known, as there were no
eye witnesses and Bailey claims to
nothing whatever of his shooting Fra
zier. However, at the inquest, held
Sunday night by Magistrate McEl-
haney, it was learned that both men
were drinking and were returning from
church together. Upon reaching the
home of a Negro man named Withers,
Bailey in some way got possession OF
Frazier's pistol and with it shot the
latter in the head, killing him almost
instantly. Bailey escaped to the thick
cts and was not seen again until Mon
day morning, when he came to Fort
Mill and surrendered. He was COM
mitted to Jail yesterday at Yorkvifie
to await trial at the next court, which
convenes July 10th.