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Gjeitern 8prrrittag ipurOe Der Ipru'
Sernlin oes gunoesgerihts oon Rthter
gohrun er0ffnet. eSu Nbpeien9ett beg
Diitrittonpaltes SinsIep iibernohm
Ri6ter 8eorg OureQ nit 9eorg 3.
9apiIor bic MnpuIti60Tt.
Der sSoQ BON 8. g. Wiulen tpegen
@iberIeBli9tett zines 9unoesbeamtsn
IN einemueberfou auT eiuer rUtponihtne"
8rennerei, tpobei mebrere perIoneu 9e@
t6btet uno qefG6rlif perleBt tpuroen,
tommt beute 3ur 8erbanblung. Butler
UeuLen, Der 8ruber Des In9etlagten,
fist tpeoen begIelbeu 9ergebens I'm
3u6tbauie.
SabatfdlIe i'm 8uHbesge~
rt9t.
glls Der 25dQ Der 12 promtnenten
Sabatbuuer BON Grant Gountp in1
8unoesgerihte geitern aufgerufen tDur'
be, 3eigte IS iih, baB Die 9ertlugten
ben sSaa bis gum 4euberItsn betGmpfen
iperpen. Sic finb be5 9erqebens gegen
bas spfIaenitadtIi6e 9QnDeIsgeieB an
aetlagt unb lit Dieies Der erite SAritt
CUR llnterIu6ung Der yta6treiters
G6qnbtbuten. Die 4ngetlagten baben
Die beiten4ntpGIte, tDie Glare &c Older
fon, Wipers &: 5oparb, Gldpton &
Wpnn Ii. u. en9ugirt, um tbre Jdae gu
pertreten. Wtan glaubte Mnfangs, BAT
bic Qnfldqen ee9en perIhiebene nieoers
aeinlagen tpiirpen, ba iie i6nr ertrunt
fInb unb bdB Die anberen 5dQe in bic.
fem @eri6tstermtn ni6t perhanDelt
fueroeu fpurben. Hidter go6ran Tag
te, baB er eine Spe3ials9roBge1h 1hnore:
neniisung eirberufen babe, unD oaB e
nenn irgenb n0gli6 bic SSdQe berban
beln fperbe. Qntpalt 9iterion fir bi,
8erflaeten iiberrei6te Dem Ri6tsr eli
Document, in bem er bic 8ultigteit Del
bon benSpesials s@robgei6nprenen Elm
aebra6ten 4ntlagen aus folgenoer
Griinben beSfpeifelt: Die 4uspobl, bi
3iebung Der 0amen, bic 8orlabungei
unb 8ereioigung Der 8e1hporenen fe
nid3t fprrett. Die 9eIhporsnen ieiei
niht qeieblth aus Der 8or in Gonoon
Gn., pom 9erihtsclerf unb bem SurD
apmmiHGr eadion se3oeen norbe'
unb follen nint bic n0tbigen 301 Sra
men IL Der Dor eetpefen 9ain. Die Gs
1htpcrenen Ieien ni6t, tpie es fein iol
te, eramirrirt unb oereibist tporben.0e
Surps aommiiIdr u. 3. Sation un
Der Glert in 2onbon, ab., iollen gu Ell
anb berfeIben ppIitiIde Grattipn q
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-05
8 4 M II t o n.

- gnbsrion, Der 10 Sabre alte
Spbn Der 5amiIie gIouie, BON lll2
5obn Strabe, ianb 4ufndhme I'M
Msrtp SOipital. Gr Is!ost an gssr@
oenTisber.
- SsNe goens, Clinton Sohnion
unb Warp Sraie. tpel6s in Gums
minspiae tpegen pferosoisbiiah!s psrs
hoftet iporpen tparsn, ipurben Don
Mlapor Rotbpeu entlafien. Gosns
1T Der Stiefipbn pou 2bomag Bran
non bon Sbanbpn, peIher ben 8ers
baftsmfebl bier i'm ppli3eiseri6t err
pirtte. Gbens fpobnie Bel feinem
Gtiefpater uno bsipiss, bab bas pfero
ibm re9tmdbig geb6rts. Gr nabm
bas pfsrb nno gussp, um nit osm
Wdb6eu unb Sobnipn cine Spa5isrs =
fabrt na6 ginciunati su MAIDEN, uno
T.in Stiefpatsr lisb ihu aus 5eino'
ihaft perbaiten.
- Die Stredenarbeiter Der 6. s. q:
.. gabn, fpeIte bier am legten Jrei'
tuo bic Qlrbeit nieberlsgten. nabmrl
geitern Hadmittag bic 4rteit rpishsr
auf.
- Der beliebte beutifs Goittpirif
Hrant aerbel ppn Dem Jarmers 5otel
tpurbs geitsrn Morgsn sur friiher
Stunbe auf bic 9eranlaiIuns Dor
Charles Warfpid tpssen Der llebertrs
ltuna Der Miitsrnaht OroinanS ben
W.apor Rotbtpsu uorgefiibrt unb eh
renppa enilafIen. Der 8erbcftsbefsh
| ipurpe BON Waripid aus Rahe ertpirti
| tpeil berr aerbl ibm nah Der Wlit
| ternahtsitunbe Elm 0las Bier peripel
serte. Cine Qn5ahl pptbiassHiite
BON Cincinnati tparen Sur 3ett in be
WirtbIhaft, I'm einen ertranttsn 20
genbruber obSubolen unb mad berea
| Der Ohio electric giIenbabn ou brin
gen unb @artpid mahie ii4 oisitl
9prfaI gu Rusen. nm ben Wirtb an
auiIasen.
| - Gbarles 4rpp, Don WlioletotDr
unb Jrl. aatie Diillmann, pon 90
milton, ipurben ssitern bier getrdui.
- Serr unb Jrau Ghns. Dell DO
WiobleiOnn fsiern am MittpoH b
solbene 5oh5eit.
Il - Or. 6. u. G6affsr BON bis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-05
Jn(anO Ie(egrap6
alms Der Sunb esbamptTtaot
nod tsine ginigung barber 81
Stanbe astomnen,
Wann i'm Senat iibsr Die Giitn6ahn'
porIags abssitimmt psroen ioa.
Die WcGagfhs 9orlaes, bersuioIge
ous. aampagnsbeiirdge unb aussds
ben psr0ffsntIiht fpsroen iousn,
Dem Rspraisntantsnboufs CUR an@
uuhme .mpfoblsn.
3as Gberburossgsri4t
Sat ssssr Grpartsu om Dlonia5
teine Gnti6eiours
| Sn irsenb einsm Der Sruftfdas abe
esseben.
7ds Sberbunbesgeri9t
Sut osasr Grfpartsu ON Wonia5
teine Gnti9eiours
Sn irssnb einsm Der Sruitfaas ABB
esseben.
G o re 5.

mdfhinotpn, .. g., a. aprH.
Die BON Der 4ominiitrotIon einssreltls
te GiTsububHporlage tpiro Der 8or>
rama Dor allen anberen 8eIhdftsn bns
ben, tueuu iie bsm 5aus untsrbreIt,t
tpiro. Sine bdbingebenoe Relolutton,
bic ppn bsm Repr. Wann, ST., gors
fiser bes sommiitsss fir 5piiten@
itaotlitsn Sonbsl, sinserstht tpuroe,
fpuroe nGmIih pd6rsnp oss 2ages
nit elmer 3nsioritteI Wsbrbeit nns
usnommen. Rspr. Wlann tilHotSts
an, bab er bic GiienbabnporIase DOR
bas Saus brinssu ipolle, iooaio Die
WdrineDorlage erIsoigt III.
9as oaus nabm i'm usbrisen st1e
ansabl 9orlasen bon nur lota!sm IN
tereiTe on unb bate banu ouh non
cine 3sit lang Die MariRsoorlage IN
Grlpdgung.
Sm S<nat berIuats SsH. Gltins.
aber pbne grioIg, aassmeine 3uiilms
muna hasu au erlansen, Dab dm natls
fen Samitag iibsr bic aoTinlitrdtios
Giienbabnporlags abgsitimmt ipsrosn
foIIs. Die 8eoner bes gntruges mahs
ten oelteno, baB bic eripdgung ess
bis isst einasreidten amenbsmsn's
olIsin ben Senat polle 3lpei 9Dohea
bi6Gftigt haxn tpiiroe.
Inter ben 9orlassn. Die pahrsuo
bss guees pom Ssnat onSsnommsn
purpen, bsfano iit, aud cine, ber3as
| foloe Der Resieruns Der phiIipplnsr
ositaitst iuirb, ibrs Shulo poH So
| OOO. 900 ouf 100000 81 erhobsa,
nm Dffenilide slrbeiten ausfihrsn 81
fonnen.
Gsnator 2obas, 9oriissr bss aouls
mittess, bas nit elmer llnterluhunl
Der llrIaten Der boben 2sbsnsmitssla
preife beIhGftist III, untsrbrsiiets
ipdbrenb oss Sag.s Dem Ssnat eins
aanse Qnsah gerifts BON sonluln
| in perihiebsnen 5beiien gurcpas, ois
an Das Staatspepartement elngsihlt'
tpprpsn iuaren. Sbalein es por!ags
fla fhuer hdlt, bic gerihte gu Der
i olsihen unb Az benuben, lit bas aomi
mittee bod iiber3euet, bab bic gerlt.l
mad eingebenbsm Siubium Die 5bat'
Iaheu .raebn tperben. oub in teineI
europdiIden 2anb bic qDbns 10 ianel
unb 10 fart in bic 50be sssonssr
|, iinb als in ben Der. Staoten. uno bal
: bic UaietKn unb bic 2ebeusmittel in
Ueraleih nit Dem giniomuten in gar
unperbdltnibmdbieer Meiie in ni
0Obe eesansen iino, namsnilih inlo
! melt Die 4rbeitsr in 8etroht tommsn
Dos Gpmmiiise ipirb bic gerih.
: fpdter anaIpiirsn uno einen Spe5ia!
! berihi iiber nisis 4ri Der Jnformatiol
ausarbeiten.
Die Msgalis 8iII nor Der
|, 6dus.
Die Don bsm Repr. MeGdll tings
lreihie DorIase, bsr5ufolee dns Hdn'
\ pdgntbsitrdgs fir Nuiionnlipnbltn. 10
{ nun bic Musgabtn Der0fftnfli1t fre;
ben IolIen, ipurbs am Moniag BON osl
{ | suftdnDissn aommittet benz HsprdIsT
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-05
.6dmprrbpiocn ihneu
Az 6amie gebeilt.
Spfortige 9inbernnG permanenie
Seilnng-ein 9srobepadet ,pirb
irci an glac in ciufahein
ltmidllag periauot.

@ieIe 5G[e bon Sdmprrboiben ipur
ben bur6 Elm probs pddst bon pnras
nib Ollie Cure eebeilt, pbne peitere Be
tanblune. Wenn IS Sbnen fsinen
Wertb benefit, 70 befte(len sic Bel Sh.
rem apotbeter mebr bapon gu 80 Gents
bic Shahtel. Siilen Sie nur ben
nadftehenben freisn Coupon aus uno
Ienben Sic ibn heute per gpit. Retten
sic fib Dor benz WteHer oss @hirureen
uno oefen 3orturen, benz GrSte uno
ieinsn Red1nungen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-05

Catherine Suis unb ernennt iie sur
@recutrir pbne 9iirgIhaft.

Catherine Sais unb ernennt fie sur
greeutrir pbne 9iirsihaft.
- .. 6. Sriscon ipurbe imgountps
geriht gum 4bmtniitrator Der 90. $.
Garfon SintsrIaFenf6aft ernannt.
4bf6GBer iinb: Sobn s. Sitter, Sas.
so. SeaIp uno gb. :. @orman.
- gbei6eine. 2erop Go. Mners,
%, uno gffie Martba oeItman, q,
beibe BON Cincinnati, 8. Clifford gB.
aaiper, %, uno 8irsinio 2. Good,
Is, betbe ron bier.
- Die Deutide Gegenieitise Seuers
periibe.rnes = 9eieli6uft BON COP.
ingtpn uou,inirt ssitern folsenbe aan=
bibaten fir ibrs Girettorenpabl am 2.
Mdi: 9on gppineton: W. .. 5eub,
Mar @.6iIfmann, Clemens Wlsperrats
fen uno georg 2ubreht. Bon ytstpz
port: Sacpb aobrmann, 8ol. DIET,
stephan attter unb Ioam Sau6.
- 5n Der QnseIsssnbeit Der Imeri.
can Cigar Comp. gegen 6eorg nno
glan6e Shuip, tpuroe BON ben 8ers
tIaQten i'm 9unbesgeri6t cine Gntport
einQereidt, in Der oQe Sebouptun9sn
Der glmerican Cigar SO. perneint tperz
ben. sic aeben 81, bab yrau Sbaip,
bic giQentbimerin uno 9epr9 Shaip
Der Monagsr bss Geiadftes feisn. Sic
bebuupten, baB bic americun Cigar 80.
cine 8eIeufhuft lei, Die Die antbelle
onberer Gorporutioner beige unb boB
fie niht Die Reputation beiise, Die tls
onoebli6 su beIibeu ongeben. 5erner
| Ia9en fie, bob bic 8e'elIidoft nt6t oos
Re6t babe, ben Namen r4mertcon"
auaIdIieBIib 3u gebrau6en uno Dap
fe unoerett, unebrlth etc. unter Dem
| glamen 8ef6Gfte trausattire Gernsr
bebaupten iie, bab bic 9eieuIhdft etn
MonopoI lei unb iou nit Der Nmerts
can Sobucco Co., Continental So6atcr
g.. Qinterton gpbdcco 60, GonIolls
batch gobucco 60. unb Quoeren ono'
ctrt iein, unb bab fie oas Intt Sru't
G3eIsb Der 8ereiniqten Staaten am 2
Sult 1890 perleBtsn. Serner pernelner
iie. bab lie ibre Wuare fir bic Der ame
rican gobaccp SO. an9eprie'en hntten
Sie piinIden, bub Der Ginbaltsbefeh
Qufoeboben unb Die AntIa9e 9sgeE n
nieoerqeihlagen lptrp.
- en- Der oeitern Qbsno ob8eboIte
. nen 0erIQmmlunQ bes Staotrdth:
rpurben $21 ,0O3.70 our 3abIung an9e
fpiefen. Mlopor Craig mahte Del
5tabtrab uufmertIam, baB Der Ae:
, an Der 20. uno 9antIit StruBe obge
fperrt lei. @uroe bem Smpropsments
gpmmittee uberpieien. Die Wtpnnts
berihte Der berItieoenen itdotn tel
Z 0eportements ipurben perleien. 0l
G. 6. II. 6. Strdbeubahn 80. ipuro
: beouFtroot, bic 0eletie innerbalb IN
! ! ie einen Tub auf isoer Seite nit Bad
iteiner an Der MoojiOn 4pe., 3tptite'
,: Der Il. uno 20. Strabe, gu pfla'ternr
= Die 9. GtrQbe, 3piihen Der SCOT
> unb gRobiIon, unb 8rser Ips., 5Fp1
Il iden Der s. unb 8. StroBs, ioasn Del
. beHert tperoen. So.
( - Der 4rbeiterz9 z9srein eripdhI'
Il FoIoerbe 8eanten Fiirs laufenbs Sab'
: grqfioent, 9bso. 2ongbsim; 9,5
y QrGi.. 81. Qnts; 9rot.sSetr.. Gtto eg
.x Fin.s sSetr., $. u. Qerrp; autttuns'
u Setr, 60. Qieper; SdaBmeiiter, BEL
; grumeS; GabneutrGger, 9p. 5ugd'
y n Fa6nensgsgIsite Sp. 0ittsr uno so
-. 9Rlier.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-05
Spoes =glnseiae.

ctrrh or1 ccrftaa, ben 9. glpriI 1910, AbeHbs
nm Il ubt I'M St GiiabSib 3ofeiia.. moes'
GcTIpbeU uit ben H. Gierbeiair ameHlsa, uHleTe
mi III np Ilehta lhnttln nm MllitcI,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-05

Die Gobingtpu Office fir BAG nStn'
riunati 9ulfsblatt" beflnSt rh I'M
8cbGuoe Der GUpingtOu eual & Saus
So, 0p. 509-511 MaotiOu Apenue.
anseiscn, Rittbeiluueeu uno Se'tei.
Inngem irgcubiuslher art perSen bis
10 lI6r abenbs baieIbit entgegeHss'
upmmen. Selephuu Sputh 24OO.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-05
Gin 12iGbrigss M d b den
sntfIhrt.

Splebo. g., A. QpriI. - Qucille
Woobta, bic 12 Sabre alts 9ohter Ell
nes tpobIbabsnben polnifden WlsBsers
BON bier, ipurbe om RGhmittog bon
einsm unbetonnten Wann uno einer
iSrdu entfiibrt. 9as Wldbhen mgr
i'm gegriff ii6 nah Der Sdule sul be-
aeben, als ss BON bem Wunn uno Iber
'Srau angelpro6en fpurbe. Dds Yoar
iibtrrtbste Dos M6bden iih mit ibnsH
na6 benz Union 9abnbof su begeben.
no iie 5idets nad gbicaso fauftsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-05

81. Eespper Office fur bas sGin.
eianatier guifsblatt" befinset iih IN
go. 331 gcrt Strase, sesenilber BEN
Gourthauie, nsielbit Neuisfeiteu, an'
aeieeu y. (. iu. bic 10 llbr 40 WlinatsA
Nb.nbs entgesenseuDmmea meroea
Selepbou Spnth 24O1. V
- areisgeri9t: Sm Saae BON Sp.
2uSaber gegen Gilbert Wsitermann IT,
puroe Der WiaItsr Gommifioner ers
mG6tigt, ein9runbitiit on Der 2borns
ton Ctr. 3nii6en Der Siabeua uno
Yatterion 81 Vrtauien. Tim Elm urs
tbsil 3u bsfrisDi9eH. - Gntrprlie
Goon unb Buildings 2fociatipn gss
qen 0iQiam R. 9usDeiler Elm urtbeii
fir $94.62 nebit 3tnien pom l. Su@
nuur 1909 unD 8ertuufsbefebl zines
=8runbitlts an Der Fensfpro StraBe
in gelIeDue. aentudD 2eths uno
8auz9erein qeaen @iaiam s. Borne,
lIrtbeil fir S669.9O nebit 3inien BON
q. 5uni 1909. - Der Wtufter Gom'
miHioner tpurbs beouftragt, einGruno'
ftiid au oertaufsn. - Gentudp 2eibs
uub 8aus8erein gegen s. 80. Wtcs
@bee, lrtbeiI fir $1,000 nsbft 3inisr
pom %. Quguit 1909. Der Wlaite'
gommiFioner foa cine Got IN GliItor
oertdufen, I'm bas llrt6eil au befris'
oisen. - 5enrp &i6ler, 4Hignse Del
8orotbea grantamp, eegen Dorotbet
grantamp. 9ertuufsbefebl, I'm ot
grebitoren su befriebigen. - Oi
gIrgi6aft npn a0nig, bss 9roBbieb
itabls angeflast, purbe auf $500 re
| ousirt. - Sm Sale Don 4nna Sbo
| mater eegen Columbus Sbomater er
bielt bic alGserin Dos 5uus in DAB
| ton unb $50 in 8aar. - Wargaretb
5ertlob, 4bminiitrutorin. sssenWar
garethe 5erfloB unb 4nbere. Der
taufsorOer. nm bic 2intsrladsnf4af
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-05
aIbert W oIter geebIia
aurehnungsfG

Rep Yor., d. 9lpril. - Or. z.
u. Wc9uirs, Der 4r5t bes Sombss
8eTdnsniIes, iaste ipdbreHo bes Sas
sss, bab albert Dolter, Der Der Gr.
morounq Der Ruth Wbeeler anseflast
III, elm moralii9 9egenerirter 1T, ober
nidt Dor benz 9eieB unperdutportlih.
Der 0ottor iast. Dab Dem iung.n
WenIden jsbes moruliit3e Gefiibl ab.
oss, er aber nidt immuu gssen Be-
itrafung fir begansene 9trbreten iei,
neil er febr gut i'm Stanbe lei, spis
Ihen Rsht unb llnreht gu unterifsis
nsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-05
Chtrflia alosruine,

GEb. = 0i ElFRS
ir glter bon 50 Sabren. Ias 2ftdenbegan9'
nib flubet am Gonusrftag. ben T. s.pTu. Wtots
op1s nm 40 ubr, bonn 1rauetbaltfe on Der ..
iino Qbilabelpbla StrGse aus liaiie iperqn1 N
ber q glpuitussslirne I'M nbr etn ieoulties
gfearIgfrn celebrtrf fUIro iuoga &pTipdHoie.
Treunbe uno ssefanrie ireuHolt6ft etnSelaeeH
iln0 bon ~.u-.
1G TIN trnrtTneeH Stnfstp'ispeasa-
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1910-06-23
Severe Storm SUNDAY.

Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock
a severe thunder storm broke
over Fort Mill township which
lasted for several hours. The
rain was accompanied by a high
wind and a considerable fall of
hail in the Gold Hill section. The
hail did not, however, damage to
an appreciable extent the grow
ing crops, but many terraces were
broken on the farms by the
heavy rainfall. Farmers consider
the worst feature of the storm
the fact that it rendered i'm
possible the work which they had
planned to do in their crops the
early part of the week. Both
cotton and corn are growing
satisfactorily, but much of it will
have to be abandoned to the
grass unless there is within a
few days a cessation of the ex-
cessive rainfall of the last two
weeks.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1910-06-23
Whitesell- Sutton Marriage.

Alex c. Sutton and Miss Lena
Whitesell were married Wednes-
day evening at the parsonage of
the Methodist church by Rev.
Mr.. White, a number of rela-
tives and friends of the couple
being present for the ceremony.
Mrs. Sutton is a daughter of w.
E. Whitesell and has many
friends in the community who
are interested in her marriage.
Mr.. Sutton is superintendent of
the McNinch farm, two miles
south of Fort Mill, and he and
Mrs. Sutton will live in the
comfortable brick cottage which
has heretofore been occupied by
the superintendent of the Char
lotte Brick company, an industry
located on the McNinch farm.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1910-06-23
To Leave Fort Mill.

The announcement that Mr..
:. [. McGregor and his excellent
family will leave Fort Mill on
July l is a source of much regret
to their many friends here. Mr..
McGregor has accepted the
superintendency of the Florence
cotton mills at Forest City, N. c.,
and will assume the duties of the
position within the next ten
days. 1t is a splendid testimonial
to the ability of Mr.. McGregor
as a mill man that he should be
entrusted with the direction of
the affairs of manufacturing
industry of the magnitude of the
Florence mills.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1910-06-23
Militia Department Negligent.
Since the Boyd-Brock con

Since the Boyd-Brock contro-
versy arose several weeks ago,
little attention seems to have
been paid by the adjutant
generals department to the well
fare of the South Carolina
National Guard. Four weeks
ago the second lieutenant of the
Fort Mill Light Infantry. G. c..
Epps, sent in his resignation to
the colonel of the regiment. The
resignation was thence i'm
mediately forwarded to the
adjutant generals office and it
was expected that the resignation
would be accepted and the
colonel directed to order an
election for a successor. So far,
however, the matter seems to
have been overlooked and the
local militiamen are wondering
how much longer the company
will have to suffer from the
negligence of the department.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1910-06-23
Carter Parks Death a Mystery.

Mystery surrounds the death of
Carter Parks, 22-year-old farm
er who resided in Union county,
n. c., a few miles from the
State line. Young Parks left
home Wednesday, on business
errand, and not returning, a
search was instituted by his
family. Thursday morning his
dead body was found near a
spring on his plantation. His
head was nearly shot off. His
death is being Investigated by
the authorities.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1910-06-23
Buck" Bryant Leaves Charlotte.

H. E. G. Bryant, better known
to newspaper readers of this
section as Buck" Bryant, has
given up the Washington cor
respondence of Charlotte paper
to accept a position with a
Montana paper. Mr.. Bryant has
been connected with the press of
Charlotte for the last ten years
and during that time has made
an extensive reputation as a
writer of negro dialect and
hunting stories.
Before he entered newspaper
work Mr.. Bryant's home was in
the Providence neighborhood of
Mecklenburg county, eight miles
east of Fort Mill, and he has
many friends in this section who
will learn with regret his de-
termination to move to the West.
Besides being a man of parts
himself, Buck" will find it to
his advantage to let his new
Western neighbors know that he
is a brother of Bob Bryant.
There is an asset in the kinship.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1910-06-23
J. Lon Thomas,on Demented.

j. Lon Thomasson, a young
man who lived in this community
until he moved to Gastonia,
N. c., a few years ago, was
taken from his home to the
Hospital for the Insane in
Morganton, N. c., Monday
morning. Mr.. Thomasson had
been acting peculiarly for several
days, but it was not known
until Saturday afternoon that
his mind was affected. The
authorities then decided to con-
fine him for fear he might do
violence to some one.
Mr.. Thomasson has a number
of relatives and many friends in
this section and his deplorable
condition is a source of regret
to all. 1t is hoped that the treat
ment he will receive at the
State hospital will restore him
to his normal condition.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1910-06-23
Forty three Bales of Cotton Sold.

D. o. Potts has sold a part
of his 1909 cotton crop, consist
ing of 43 bales, to Geo. H.
McFadden & Bro, of Charlotte,
receiving therefor an average
price of 14.85 cents per pound.
A number of bales of the lot
were hauled to the Fort Mill
depot from Mr.. Potts farm in
Pleasant Valley Saturday after
noon, the remainder having been
stored in a local warehouse since
last fall. The 43 bales were
shipped to Charlotte Tuesday
afternoon.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1910-06-23
Revival Services at Baptist Church.

The announcement is made by
the pastor of the Baptist church,
the Rev. Mr.. Hair, that a series
of revival services in which he is
to be assisted by the Rev. Henry
Miller, d. D., of Greenville, will
be begun in the church Sunday,
July "a. DR.. Miller is pastor of
the Second Baptist church of
Greenville and is a forceful and
eloquent preacher whose ser
mons doubtless will be interest
ing and helpful.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1910-06-23
Children's Day Exercises.
Rehearsals have been held

Rehearsals have been held al
most daily for the last fortnight
by the scholars of st. Johns
Methodist Sunday school who
will take part in the children's S
day exercises to be held in the
church next Sunday evening, at
$3.50 o'clock. The exercises are
under the direction of the Sunday
school superintendent, Mr.. E. w.
Russell, and will be composed of
Scriptural readings, recitations
and vocal and instrumental
music. The selections of a male
quartet are expected to prove an
enjoyable feature of the exer-
cises. The public is extended a
cordial invitation to attend the
exercises.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1910-06-23
Rah for Dad!- HES the Lead Or

A Florida editor was in a home
where he saw over the parlor
door the legend worked in let
tiers of red, What Is Home
Without a Mother?" Across
the room was another brief.
God Bless Our Dad" He gets
up early, lights the fire, boils
an egg, and wipes off the dew of
the dawn with his boots while
many mother is sleeping; he
makes the weekly hand-out for
the butcher, the grocer, the
milkman and baker and his pile
is badly worn before he has been
home an hour. If there is a noise
during the night, Dad is kicked
in the back and made to go
downstairs to find the burglar
and kill him. Mother darns the
socks but dad bought the socks
IN the first place and the nee
dies and the yarn afterwards.
Mother does up the fruit-well
dad bought it all, and Jars and
sugar cost like the mischief
Dad buys the chickens for the
Sunday dinner, carves them
himself and draws the neck
from the ruins.
What is home without a
mother? Yes, that is all
right; but what is home with
out a father? Ten chances to
one it's boarding house, father
is under a slab, and the land
lady is the widow. Dad, here's
to you; you have your faults.
you may have lots of 'en, but
you are all right and we will
miss you when you are gone.