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? ji:c Mrs. Mrlrl/s letter *viil H
H uie;ui ilijre U> you than i < ?< > I (
?f ! ' . Hut von may now* avoid tlio B
If Mi^erinsr s'>r endured. [>ruiri?i*ts ?
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'HQUIKK 1SAILKS IN TKOlllll.K |
The Tort Mill Notary lias liecome
Celebrated, Cut lie May
Lose IIis Commissiori.
'Squire Bailes is in trouble.
He has been settling other peo
pie's troubles?arid, perhaps,
petting some inlo trouble?and
now lie hath troubles ol his own..
Too high the pedestal on which
he had been pi; ced by an ungrateiql
multitude of brides and
grooms, and envious persons
would pull him down. For he
vuntetli himseli as one having a
corner on the rights of wedlock
which he dispensed tor a small
consideration along the border ol
York and Mecklenburg.
Three hundred couples he
married last year. Some ran
away, some walked awav, some
' i
came to save expenses; young ,
couples, old couples, swell young
Jolks aiid swains and helles jnun
i
the country?all found 'Squire
Ba'les ready to pronounce the
binding obligations too often assumed
in a spirit of levity, and
at best in thoughtlessness.
'8quire liailes' postoflioe is
Plooville, N. C., but lie lives in i
Fort Mill township, S. (J., and
his home is just 40 yards within |
the State line, l'eoplo will luss
fro "(? over t lie place of Andrew'
...
J* kson's biith, 1 Ui tin.re i- no,
<Jisj uhm; The fnot that Squire
Jle.ias lives ami moves awl mar-;
rioc couples in South Carolina, i
II,story will record that lac? of
the great 'Squire liailes.
'ilio title, by the way, was con I
fcir.-tl by I he Tarheel constitue!"1",
tor there are no ''squires" j
in South Carolina, not even uje?- I
tires of the peace." Awl it must ,
not be supposed that 'Squire I
s is a magistrate to adoi'iiis.
tcf t?ie laws of South Carolina.'
official title is notary public
and Tm.riiu&t* specialist.
This enterprising notarj' hesi
mrfiod too manv couples, it ap |
pOa rb, and many of iho heal people
oi Fort Mill township are out
sp'iker. in tlieir condemnation ot
'Sujoe Hailes' meih'ids. Indeed
' , ?
If Te and peif-m* asking lei
} . ..
have been fi'ed with (inv. Hey- The s<
ward. of l>rU8{i
A gentleman from Fort Mill erce> j
[old a reporter of The State last worj.8
night tha* ther*? is a threat nei?*hborhood
feud brewing and while Cham
many are demanding 'Squire antisept
Baiies' dethronement, that tunc- j*PP''ed
. , , . , ,, burns, c
nonary is not without Ins follow- ou? mu^
ing?evidently, persons whom quickly
ho has not married, tor if he is ,rien*I
. , , .... & Co. di
hut it lift nrv iifi nnn lio a Irnnt ji?j
hard and as last as the Filth Ave- Many
line preacher who pets a fee in ing pas
four figures every time he reads power, {
I he marriape service. this emc
The tight against Baiies ir nrl
weakened because another seeks Livitij
to succeed hi in. The informant place, rt
it The iState declares tl.at there 1
tion in t
is no necessity for a notary pub- jn Buri
lie in that section of Fort Mill etc. La
township, and if Baiies is .de- 'en 8
, . , . , , ? . on eart
prived of his seal ot oflice, tliere an(j j
diould be no other to take up the Store.
business which ho has establish8<1.
Scarlf
For BuiIob has e.tubiished liini- * le 'rol1
self, lie has a sinecure, for it, ? _
To c
was not dilficult to secure a com- 'j'ake
mission as notary, no applicant ''ablets.
i i* i , money i
tor that groat honor being de- drove's s
r*lined unless he fails to pay the
recording fee ol $o.
With marriape headquarters ,, ,
, ... Colun
on the State lines, Baiies has grand <
iloiio a land office business, for much in
the lottery ot a marriape is popu !*18 ?blei
, i, , "poiut
lar. I opular with the Y0""^ younger
people but not so much ap- much in
proved of hv outraged parents, fences
When afraid to trust their trvst- ai! . ,^e,
; which tl
ing secrets to the preachers at boast is
home, the swains and maidens ol This is t
North Carolina would hie them- body SP
, , story hn
selves to squire Baiies and he w
would many them without the of Main
formality of a license?as is ro Rl,d by
quired in North Carolina. The jh^stre'
disadvantage in taking out a li Colun
cense is that it the suspicions ol yeais a<
the county clerk should be ex- wm
* unporta
cited, the marnage iniirht -be all
j VJI W CO L.
oft', lV?r lie would phone lor dear now hav
papa to come and give his hless- Augusts
11 , , . , , . to their
mg to the brine?or a booting to outrt
the groom. capital <
Alter a lew aenaational mar- ^ we
riagcs had been performed by the ,j * ^
South Carolina Cincinnatns who respunei
leit tlie plow handles to become provetta
i t t 1 f o'V Vf* H
an apostle ot that pari of tlie j _
!tactor f
creed of Theodore Roosevelt jxiill.
against racial suicide, it became It. wa
(he rule rather than tlie excep- nienc,'m
... .... that the
lion lor lovers Hying trom patern rtn<| jur
il iro to seek I he modern disciple > for its p
>1 John Paisley of Duiuiiies who|ttM(J t?n!
,. , ,\ , ?, zation '
gave tirotna (ireen and Megu s , ,
^ v? l icll C
Hill an imperishahlc place in But n:
history. velopmr
liut 'Squire Bailes has made i n|.,l,M,.,1d<
, ot mills
liiU^uli unpopular on at fount o! Jiav? l>?
some alleged secret marriages j pleted u
and of ceremonies, save tlie!^rn1^
, from Ch
mark, wlncli he has performed!, .
j ttJii y 15a
lor mere children, it is said. architec
i he iiihiler ons been laid belore realizinj
II : I i UlllblU, <
Uov. lleyward verv seriously t?v
J ' ^ / (if the h
(he best citizens ot Fort Mill in the n
township, and upon ins action has Burp
re.-is the future of Itailes' bureau m^cnitii
1 his,
ot matrimony.? lheM.ute. ural jrro
i nitiK; hi
! was e<ju
WANTED?Ev?-ry person that is with st?
-o.l. ji inK \\ ill. to . .
r-?nts for n ?1ollnr bottle of I vtrai
I'ikhck's Asthma C'uuk. j 1,4 prov
Nature's Keineriy Co., jobtailiot
nlft 0*2-1 ry Washington. I) ('. 1' w< r
years it"
It costs $ 100 to $800 in adver- furnish
tisin^ to sell $1000 worth ot J "
hreakluat foo.l, I ,"".',
i when th
IhtkI eqn
you wanr ? plt-usant i?I?\ siri try I plar,t o
Uiiauiberiain'ii Sioiiih* h una l,,ver j alecfnc
I The.* 1
,,, ... . I.- . u r " ! 'mm'
? J * * " ' u u "" * * * ^
=?oretarv of the treasury Besides the n
ia and councillor ol com- its hundred
ftoker, are here to learn Hn(* 2,250 lr
lilways, canals and steel P'an^ turuisl
running of tl
, car system,
Numerous oth
berlain's 1'a'in Balm is an city. This n
ic linimen., and when ment has furi
to cuts, bruises and H number of
aupes them to heul with tions. There
uration and much more ijon dollar nr
than by the usual treat H twin sister
Kor sale by J. F. Mnckey largo as the
ruegists. VVhaley havi
motion for a
makers are now build- in this sectioi
engines of 2,500 horse still larger or
ind are ready to double 1'he Whale
iency. commonly cs
' . . ? T - the Southern
mi To i)t'N|>rraiiuu. where three
Z at an out of * ho way have been t
Mnoto from civilization, a churches, cch
e often driven to dc gcru- IV". a *
;ase of accident, resulting part men t an
is, Cuts, Wouuds, Uiceis, Providing foi
y in a supply of Buok- convenience <
nica Salvo. It's the best operatives an
h. 25c. at Crawford Bros Besides the
K. Mackev & Co., Drug ar? a0 ! ?I e
I he S. A. L. .
. I- i mr construction
it fever is unhewn in on the come.
coin streets.
I,CH' - building wfcei
-? ? a lot of othei
ur?n Colli In ??? l??y I neSKPS t'>o till
baxalivH llrouio (Quinine ill this small
All druggist refund the Wishing t!
f it fails to <5ure. it. IV. | jim
ignature is on ea,h box 25cts 0ollimbia,
(>(ilil'MHlA. | l ures DI?><?<!
I it-111
abia, the capital ol the i
aid Palmetto Stato, has '.'J' p
, it. past hiatory to which Bnd
r, . a . I our expetise.
l' residents are pleased toi ..
with pride"; but the) U *OM s'
generations are just now ec.ema, aero
lore interested in the evi- cai.cer, oa in,
.. . i ...... pi moles, boili
of material prosperity : 1 ' , '
*i. . .i ,.w, ? logs, rheuma
rhaps the ono linng ot '
, 1 . | | . blood or sKin
loy are most inclined to ..it
.i r. . .i i . . " von to take t
their tirst 'skyscraper. j, ^ .
he name by which every- '
i . .. . i . ^ I,, mended tor o
leaks ot the handsome 12 . ,
> . .... seated cases <
Hiding now near.y comhich
stands at the corner ' '
ami Washington stroets, BI,,od "hI"' <
its contrast, malms the pn'^on u 6
id lour story buildings on a e se' . a. f
et to look like playhouses. n*a ? '
ihiauH who but a few p i!
to had no faith that the ,eam \ l\ h
ild ever become of more ec (?? J
nee than the average ? ??? J
apital or country town, 'Jv
re no doubt that Atlanta, 1?' (!T 1M!
1 and Charlotte must look bottle at dm,
lain els or they will soon
iiiiYdA ijy nun ui UnUUl I'UO i . " . ,
,lty t>v writing Bl
examine into the reasons |>anlai ^a; Jchange
of sentiment and | fre* medical
ises which were chietlyj '9tterble
for the great im- j
>nt in tiio city in the pant j n A XT^
rs, we shall find no other 199 A V
io potent as the cotton BS|| AAaXsJ
h just before the com- ll
ent of the Spanish war IVA Y
first large mill was built,
ing that war the demand
rained in the form of sail p^
t cloth led to the organist
the Duck Trust, of J. It. WALK!
. K. Oliver is now head. WoU'ord Co
lore important in the do- j,,r x\t M. :
int of Columbia into a Summer S<
:tnri.|R city is th? chain ,e?cl.pr ol i
which one after the other , .
, . t wo years
pen projected and com- , ,
nder the load of W. B, ???"
Vlialey, who came here y incuts.
arlestou not more than K. NISBK
rs ago us an ordinary caster Sut
t and builder; but whoI summer ; t
/ the advantages of Col I experience
in well uh the possibilities haw. line
pplieation of electricity school dep*
mnufncture of the staple,, q K.OUNNC
irised the world with the! j j vears>
tie of his undertakings. years at 1
however, has been a nut
wth from a small begin- ( ePfir .
? ft rut mill, th? Richland, ' lnlormedia
ippcd and is still running
?ani power. Next came J mi
nhy, in which the power ',0 f.u <7
ide<i by electric energy faculty ??l I
1 from the Columbia MRS. .1. R. V
Company, who h few ol Pence in
[O completed the canal to student in
power for the l>ock Mill. college; t<
climax was reached, so experience
lis section is concerned, haw. Ins
e Olvmpia mill was built ,,?,?ment
lpped with a full electric L
f" ?tfl own in which the 1,,tTVV
t">n jiy in dnvclnpot] by iion, ?durei
?p..c r? I ? , n t with n J.
>'y - ' ii'tt ,, v*.
lammnth mill with ' MlFIPTP l-?5"
thousand spindle? feci ^ 2$ 8F S 2 ?IS?
>oms, this electric g=u ff" 5
les power for the KISMH 5
le extensive street hl?JJr.75?."r. hIRtSZ * or ?n.
electric litrhts and oovrft ?T.rr ?i y. >??i io iii or win i??. K. pi> y?>.ir
or industries of the , %
nill and its equip- dtmad cl?m la to tako
tished the model for /<atuadti/>
mills in other eoc /**?
is Lancaster's mil
ill which looks like w-^
u, is now at work on EiAT *C?JVi LIKE CAlMDY
niAPt-H Ptlef?\."liP?rn pntMaMi-. l'.rtont. T.-isl <'oo?l. ?>o
' J ' *" eiSPV. uero. Ne*?'r Sicken. Weaken. ? ! i!? h . i". ' t*'''1 ' nl*
v Mills, ns I hey are ' K^.uT"a-w "* ",r fr"" "' bt",k|,U'n
died, stand just in """'I fS?" T?n"rnTV ill
suburbs of the city, i KEEP YOUR BI,M3
good mill village- HI ~
S| ;S SOUTHERN RY ,
d Other moans of! Schedule III effect Jan. IS. 1903. ^
r the comforts and " .7 , J
c .1 ij r Keud l)owu Read I. p
of the hundreds or No ra na.iy No. si. Daily
d their families. 1 '?l,m I#v Charleston a r 3 supra
, . , 3 "J pm Ai sonninorvllle Ar .1 llpin
> mill industry there Ar Kingovttic Ar i-'- em ^
n terpriypH iroin" on. tiicho train*. n.s st .mil m
., p . Sutuinervillc, HruuutivilU-, Oram" burp and at.
K. K. has now under Mm uow*.
a new depot. It is ll^Uivn and nincKMburs
#af t-lorvriic .inrl I in Head-Down Read t*p
oi uervats ?tnc? tan- ^ o*uy No.;u, Daily
It will be a niCP I ft 00pm Lv trini??vllle Ar it! ft'pin
n enninlete T^ore are *? IRpm ArO-nnlen *r
q complete i n ro are M uopui Ar tuiawba jet. Ai tomu
eutorpripin" bci- "-'n? a? Hock hiii .\r
. .. ? .iOpm Ar Tlrzuh Ar "nl iin
nier?'lis too mention 009pm Ar Yorkvllle Ar ^ l.'am
nnH_ P-'lpBi Ar Sharon Ar H *!7am
itpntTi. li A.pin Ar lltc.korv Grove Ar * lharn
lie EnTKRIMUSK sue- ?-40"tn Ar Sill' run Ar * "vim
., . iO Uipui Ar ulnCknburg L.v ; Uutu
Mater. Trains No*. 33 und 3' stop a- uM |?i ta.it
S. C., .1 lino 1 r>. 1903. millions between ivtngsvllle and Wa ' t,'irUetVi
ecn Hook 11U1 ami M;.. i. .
" "" " Read Down Read t'p
itntf NKaii DlsenNl'M, No.ft.V Daily No. 3*1, Daily
UK llnniiirs. * 0"am l.v Itock Mill Ar ldSMptn
0 I Pa in Ar Tirzali Ar Id II pill
nnor ti mi r>' " writ i? 8 Slum Ar Yorkvlllo Ar PiOlpni
0 6y 8impi_. write li iit.nn Ar SI uran Ar tMHpin ,
aic Blood B.J HI .it iV!! Ar lUckr:y Urnvo Ar ?.;?p!a
. I'laui Ar Smyrna A r P iftpm
7'.t?am Ar I'liu Unhurg l.v S 10pm
ulFer from ulcers, , Ar Mttrlon1,-vl , ,hT
.. . .I. Nos. Si and 3ft stop at princirnl stnilon.s betllla,
blood polBoli, tvoen Koi'l. lliiluiul Marion,
i* pores Itch in 2 cklll lli'twi. n Marion miit Hlncl* Jl-"i '
p hone nil i rm swell Down Read 1 p
e, Done pains, swell No.'io,Du<1> cx Suit No.rti, b.xly < x Sun
tism, catarrh, or any 11 ipuiu i.v Marion Ar - snpm
disease WO udviae s0,,w,n Ar IHitck?liurir l.v lionj.in
. ?-> i Train No. 33 will connect at Rock Mill with
lOtnmc nloou L.lllll I ' avunmli ilivl i i N i .1 itir C lii.i ;"tli , V. asiiEsneetnllv
rcrnm lnjf ion and New York.
Opper any rtcum train No. 3i Wlii make I-OIIneetion at Rock
Id obstinate (Jepl)- "ill with Savannah >ll\ision No .13 fioai Cb .r- _
r ' .. 'lii lotto. Washington and New York. b
,)l mRllgllUtlt blood N.>* U ?inl ;ii haiull.t iliidiigii i'nlliii ii Draw
ins hummus R< ,t i n le ' U"' Noon, alc plng eur? hot ween NVw York si d
<?.?, neCUUPK I501.1I11C Cliare-iliin, via Can In, ami It. i-' Dill, ami
H. B. B.) lv11 Is the Dining Car hot voon ttook Hill and VVuHtiing,
, ion. ?'er furiher Information a ldr.-ss,
blotid, curea where u \v. hunt, o i? a., ciiarieaton, s c. ^
hoals Hverv sore " T\vr/)K, \<i c \, a. at. a. r?.
, oi him hver> tiuri , s ]( ,f VK A ,, K A wasbiniM-m. n.C
nod pure und rich, - - ?
t the I'tcli glow of hANDAMTKK At CHKSTHK
!. B., tlto most per- RAILWAY.
lutiiiet made. Itn- Between '/lierttor and I.ancastttr.
igestton. strengthen
Thoroughly tcflt ScliiHlul#* 'n Kflect No vein be r 9 th, !. 2.
years. $1 per large ItuUu Except Sumluu.
I PtorOP, With COtn- iout.t'bRu,,tl. > riliboua :
.. ' , No. I.a. No. 17. No Id. N. ' l
hip tor homo cure. .. .. ., , , ? ?- , r
. W. AI - tf ' >tl4Mbi. |l Ai. A <.
r>od Jialm sent free ' IH' ** ? ',v ...Cboator.. <? ' ^ "li s at
i i ij i /, a .. 11 * *8 " urrs pi 16
loed Balm (Jo., At- m s\ ^ :-.;t ... ku?x ... .* in mi
>PH(>rihe troutiln nn.l 10 ^ H *" * "...RUhbnrg.... ' a eu 7 an
iPHi riue irouoie ana 10 ,7 n,.7J '..ii?MU,11Vi,.c,. i- t ..o ;
advice pent in seal- " ":i "...Kort l.?wii..." tin 7 10
II 11 f >h ? " U race a... . " I .5 #00
II ltd 'J ,!ii d Ar.. LmuLustitr.. I#v 4 uu e 45
'J A VLT o ? ? --A^II
rm V] ? No. 14. le.kviu^' Lin. .'.kiutr 6.4.? ui., mak< a
1 1 - * vs'iineetion 11 Clie-tir vviili >ouiii.iu
I No. -'IB for Chariot r : .! 1 points nort u ;
I Oil tfj'I* 1'i* I I i'iL^ 1 *!ul s,w*'><iar'' 'r kiut- Mtama sp? 4.-.; 1 *' for
I Im lit H E * II I I i \l n.ut.1 ?n I points wi-fci. A.r,o w ii; Caro<i. k
Lib ~L i Mm U A J J Nur hwo.slorn Ky 10 I ?r i.. > .. N. <
aril lnn-i mediate i?olnt>. and Southern Kail
//_.j w JV. C. way No. Hit for Columbia and pot-its moiiiii.
No 17, leaving; Clicalor mm a trt . connect-!
_____ with Southern Ky., Nn. K from Co! t./ibla und
points soath; S< aboard Mr nine "Atlanta Sps
rial" trom Northern a ml Ku.-iiom |-o:uts an-J
I 1,1 1 ! Southern tty, NoNM Ironi Northern ami at
frit points, and at l.unca.tlor with 8. C u el. ,..
I?ii i, i ii for Uhci^l.tirj;.
I'lvi ? rincipui, 4*\. l>. No if, ii oi'.t Irani aster .V if. p ;n , o inn-. II
1,4/7, U' Li* ii easier with S. C. & O K. frno Care i u
llt'lio, lie A bllltijflllg un,| ii^rloit. Southern Ky No.*t atClit to ij
Hllllioilt ill S (J C. anion- r.l.d points north
, rtinttiit in o. v^. No. l.% la ivlnis'ChoHtcr lU.Oti a in . conticotsi
fjliool two sum>1)01 S ; ( "1 * -v,:h s it'.arn (tallway No. . .r. .n
Columbia and points Honlh.
"> years experience ; LKKOY tSPUIN^S,
at Wnxhaw. High J. M. 11KATK, t'r.vsi.ljnt ^
intermediate depart- ,,q?- A'y?rf' ^
T, student in I .annmor
Scho..l prist w,s
eacher of 20 years u -v popular in it. take t-i ^
: two years at Vak % * !1 ,v h th-'* 0 ? ' ^r yj
, . iii:; t::?* !?ro:t t. the K tte:. Ju<? tt o }'.
irmediate and high | g , .v^ is tllu. T,?. (,M>a J;
in iiiuinN. < i' 'ii' i i'i 11 11 . irk. .1! i
NG1IAM. teacher ot ^ ' \,rl"cl'1 "n
t.' v. i.i'' . I he
experience; three| >
IVaxhaw. l'rin.ary | T jfiOllt' Of tl)C j.j
i; Entire Wheat %
to ana primary tie- k
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