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LOCAL DOTS ^ ' fa- rftl I ? Cotton brought 10^ centon this market yesterday ; cot- i Ion seed, 25 cents. I ?There will <?e services in th Ei -fcopal church next Sunday < morning at 1J o'clock. 1 ? Read elsewhere Merchant E ward8'8 renort of n ilinlnwn. between farm* i s. I ? The street force has been a' wore for ilie last day or two < cleaning out the drains on Main < stre *t. .. I Mr. K. J Mcllwain, one o: Lancaster's 111 -uecessful farm ] ers, advertises in today's |>ap?r i A choice variety of cnt'on seed I for sale. ? Mr. W. M. Dunlap, one of i Lancaster's .-ons who are doing i well in Rock Hill, has been elect- i ed captain of the Catawba Rifles, I of that city. ? Magistrate Huds> 11 ot Cedar < (ll'PnL' 1 nrnc/) t\xi ? ^ - ut UVU ??Ol UlltJ ^UUIlty | treasurer Monday fines etc. col \ lectod by him lor the last quar ter, amounting to $55.60. ? The infant daughter of Mr. , "W. A. Small, of the Taxahaw ] section, died Saturday night, aged about two months. The burial was at the Blackmon grave yard , JSunday. ?J. D. Walker was convicted O _ ? J 1 oitctiruay uv h jury in the May- j or's court, of selling liquor. The sentence of the court was $100. or 30 davs. The defendant has app'aled to the Circuit court. ? Master Hoke Knight, son of Mr. W. B Kni^lit, who, as 1 oied in Toe News of last Saturday, ^ has uppendiei'i-i, was taken over to II >ck Hill hospital Monday afternoon, lor treatment. ? Anionji the Citadel cadets who are to contest for the honor of representing the institution at the S'ate oratoiical contest, to he 1 held in Greenwood in April, is * Cadet. Clarence McMurrayot Lm 4 caster. - * ?A cow I elonging to General Plyler, living in Flat C eek town 1 ship, died a day or two auo from 1 the effect, it is thought, of the ^ bit of a doz wi h hydrophobia. * Tlie mad dog bit, also, a number of olher dogs in the community, j ? Rev. J. A. Tillman, a well* ' to-d > colored minister of Winns- ' boro, has purchased a lot in Lan- 1 caster and will buil l on it at once, returning here, his former home. 1o live, lie owns considerable * L - property in this county, about 1,000 acres of land. t Col Harvie Jordan and Messrs Weston aid Hyatt, of Columbia, t who spoke here ye-terday, were j the guests of Co', beroy Springs ( while in the city. t ?The contract for building 1 the new Metln disl church at 1 Hopewell has been l"t to Mr. N. 1 H. IIttllman. A lot of the ma- 1 terial is already on I ho ground 1 and work will no doubt begin in 1 a few days. 1 ? Mrs. James Morris, die i at . her home in be (.)? ei la.n -iuii i borhood on Mond iy, f?e a brief 1 illness. Her remauis were buried at Pleasant Grove church on i Tuesday. Mrs Morris was about ( 36 years of ape and is survived by a husband and four c1 il'Jren.' ?Waxhaw Enterprise. Jj *'/ j~ PERSONAL ~^J|i Mr. G B. barren, u(>w of Rich* nond, Va., in on h vi-ii to hi'amity here .Nils- M. A. i-bell, of 1C r-haw : unt* , is vi-:tin.uhoi si- ?-r, Mrs. I E Tll'oi '.seed. Mr. N-I.so , ot La'icit or. is on ! i visi1 io :>:s sister, Mis. K. Jt.' Joyce.?A. R. 1'rosby te? ?an. Col. and Mrs. II. G. Mcllwnin, >1 Rook 11 ill, came over Monday in a vRil to Lanctster, their old tome. Mr. John T. S'evens, one <>f Kershaw's hustling business [ueo, was in town Sund ?y and Monday. Mies Jauie Cr ?iar, one of Mr ?nd Mrs .J. K Craig's daughters attending Wintlirop College, jpent Saturday and Sunday at home with her parents. Messrs Simeon and Amos Fun ierburk, Clem?on College cadets, are on a visit to their home in the Dwight section. Mrs. M.J. M>ore. of Columbia, who has been visiting her brother. Judge Ira B. Jones, returned home Monday morning. Miss Popsy Roddey, of Fort Lawn, spent Sunday in Lancaster with her brother, Mr. L. P. Roddey. Mr. Austin Clanton, of Char lotte, spent Sunday and Monday with Mrs. Clanton, his wile, who is visiting relatives in Lancaster, Lheir lorrner home. Mrs. T. S. Carter returned Friiay night from Louisville, where die spent some davs with tier mother, Mw. C. C. Welsh. Mr. John Small, ol this place, ias cona to the Rock Llill Hospital to be treated lor an injury lustuiued some time aim. Mr. Pressly Robinson, r?t Lancaster, is on a business trip and ipent Sabbath in town, lie worshipped with ihe A. It. P. con iregation.?A. R Presbyterian. Mrs. Annie Hamilton Ilorton returned yesterday aliernoon rom a visit o' a lew* weeks at Kershaw and lLa;h Spiin^s.? 'he-ter Lantern. Miss Virginia Rlackmon, of Lancaster, spent Wednesday light in the city on her return rotn a visit to her sister in Gas |* ;o?ii? -?Chester Lantern. < Accidental Killing in Monroe. Special to Charlotte Obervet. i Monroe, March 3.?A most lislressing accident, occurred 1 ere at 7 o'ch ck tonight whei. Charles Simpson, aged 18, was icciden'ally shot and instantly ulled by his hiend and to on iia'e, L'au 1 Eiird, aged 17. The , ;ratredy occurred in the store of he M. lv. Lee Co, where the j wo young in n had slopped on | heir way lo a public debate at .he school a' Mardiville. Simpion was having a pislol from Mr. 1 i ,ee and bo'li wore ?x mi- ing : , ( i?;t j nowiug tna it v\ t- i<>a'!e !.1 ... I I t on eg Ktir?l sa tlie trig-* r, | he bullet rtnkinfi Simpson in ? ho heart, Killing him instantly. JUS'l lilv J'.lVKl) f?U baRM He<l l!!i-s | .'otatoes foi seed. lienncil Grocery Co. J February I Our store is crowded with bought the goods early and g< them the same way. Remem prices you are looking for, C. I WHITE GOODS SPECIALS. ft Best 7 l-2c Bleach Domestic, this sale 5c. Andrew Scoggins Bleach Domestic, the best made, sells everywhere for 10c, our price 12 yards for $1.00. Best 10c English Long Cloth, 12 yards to bolt, for this sale we make the price $1.00 per bolt. 12 l-2c English Long Cloth for this sale 10c the yard. Best 12 l-2c Cambric, this sale 10c yard. 10-4 Bleached Sheeting, this sale 25c yd. 10-4 Unbleached Sheeting 22 l-2c yard. 12 l-2c Curtain Swiss, this sale 10c yard. 40-inch Unbleached Domestic, just to make it lively we make the price 5c yard. Just Received ? r means to buy them. They are the ces from $1.25 to $300. Try a pai Epu . E. C Fourth Door from First Nat 111 Camp Creek Items. THE NEW (vamp Creek gave P. F. Massey L?? ? ui March 3rd, one of the largest crowds that he has had lately. Rev.W.H. S* Lie speaks highly 111 favor of the d i 8 t ministe Damp Creek section. lenu., was run Lumber is being hauled for a a sheet cai new church, which is io b* built Ur a*N* in the near futuie. > Andrew The The farmers are busy healing was hanged in lown cotton stalks and getting for criminal ready lor another crop. Oats, Frank James peas and corn, and hogs, too, are ? __ i i .1 i r .i i .i R?a on U?i>dl to he I he order of the day tins _ ~ I fia., has been year 1 nut is ino wav to net al . , ... . charged with p< better price lor coitou. there is . , , . wife of two wei no use to make two bales when you can get as much money for Ephriam Ha ;>ne bale as for the two. man, was shot; We have a go?d Cotton (J iv . morning in a n ars' Association at Camp Cieek. i v lie, this slate We are doing business at the .. , bailie Cavidt same old stand. The cotton that , woman, died si has been pledged is being stored . . , 1 I t?ia bunday nu iway al home. I . ! stances mdica' O.d Col ton Grower ? , ?. , - mnc The general Creek, Mar? h 5, 1906. the Seaboard A month, Va , w; Kx Gov Hogg, of Texas, <lie 1 in morning Valu Hdiotoii, Texas Saturday. The destroyed, avening before his death he said: Lieu' A ion. .J "I want no monument, of stone, ... ,, . , oi the I.' n it el l>?"" ?>y children plant at the lm.di dled s.,n head oI mv grave ? pecan tree .. ,, 1 tine, 1< la. 111ital at tiie fo ?t of mv grave a . H viving army C uva'nut tiee, an I when these trees , e vil war. i...11 i i-? 'i- 1 'nun f in? ai-(l i ho 1 i walnuts '>? ^ivhii out atm.ng i|hj The !.ro?t < plain people oi so iliat Student V.dun they may plant lliem and make 8 >n of live da Texas a land of trees." adjourned Sun ?-? dc'legates in at t( TaK Wat]/ "" '<m,d* done 4188, including JUL) IlUIIv at The No ws office, era from 27 for Bargains % good things tor this sale. We them cheap and are offering tber, if its' good goods and low LOUD has them. _____________ || 1 COLORED COTTON GOODS. 1 case apron checked Ginghams, worth 7 l-2c, this sale 5c the yard. Just received another case those 7 l-2c Madras Ginghams that will be sold at 5c the yard. First come, first served. 2,000 yards good Calicoes, to be sold at . 4c the yard. 5 pieces cotton Suitings, just the thing for ladies' skirts and suits, to be sold at 10c the yard. BROWN LINENS. 15 cents Linen, this sale 10 cents. s 20 " " " " 15 " 25 " " " " 18 " 30 " " " " 20 " line of Ladies' Oxford Ties and >pers for Spring. To see these goods prettiest we have ever shown. Prir. 2LOUD ;ional Bank, in Springs Block. .... u ?I Business Notices. S IN BRIEF ?r All Notices inserted under - ' this head at the rate of ONE CENT A WORD for each insertion. No li"K 1 nd,a MetliO- notice to be counted less than 25 r of % Nasheville, wort*g?vei killed WANTED ?To rent two rooms in tliitl oily Sa' suitable for light housekeeping, by fining married couple with nochil* s i en. Reference fu in is lied if desi i ed. (*. E. Young, with Lancaster Mer.Co. tnpsoti, <i negro, ?. ? Green\ i ]e Fr i':t I IMC* f.OT Men's 50c Sliirta, slightly soiled, at 00c. VVilliams-ilughes t'c. assault on Airs WANTED.? Two girls to learn typesett'iig and take positions in The cy, of Crosslaud, News otllce. i lodged in j ?'l ?? i 500 PAIRS Ladies' tine Shoes. $1.25 jlS'Uiinu . y uni* R|1(j to close out at $1.00. Wiliiaiiis-ilughes Co. II, a young whitel JUST RKCKl VKD.?The swelleat ... ? o .. i.... lint* ?>' Men's Neckwear ever nni in ill' killed ounuay i<ancastpr. All tlie latest styles. Call estliranl in Green- a"1' see them. The Heath-Jones (jo. RIG I,OT Men's line Shirts. The oh. a young while > ~ "*> '*" tddenly in Colum- . ;ltl. under circutll- FLOKODOKA COTTON SKKD MUr Hiiieirlp FOR SALK.-Long Staple Variety ^ ,CIUC. , Seed, originally bought from I.. A. Stoney, of Allendale. The staple now office building ol ! worth ~1 cents more on this market . | , | than ordinary cotton. Will sell seed ill Gine * Oris- jj.| ())) per Uushef in lots of 10 bushis burned Sunday **ls a'11' upwards. Apply to R.,1. Mc, , 11 wain, Lancaster, No. H. 3-7-10w. table records were THKKK line Suits Furniture to I c 1 >*o out at a bargain. Willininsoti|i M. SchoHel !. t lH'Khes Co. States army? re Af.Ii llio tif-w sty left In ?Silkn jn*t nriiv? d Jay 111 bl-. A')??US 111 visible Hti ipes and clucks. >hi?t *Vai*t was the last sur- Uvo ,lt N,trotntnaiidor of the T j WANTED ? Bright, honest ji tii>^ man Irom Lancaster. S <5.,tn preA, time for jia> iiiir position in Go\??rnouvent ton oi the j hjhiiI Mail Service. Box One, < cdar leers, nltCP ?? ses Bapid<, la. ya in Nashville, . . CLOSING OUT all of our lu-nvy day night. 1 he Clothing to make room tor apriug mdunco numbered *i*-n "'"I"' $4 05; Milts, $1 50; ft?00 Hiita, ; missionary work- 1 $217ft; ft on suit.-, Let us -Imw /> , | you what, we have in the Clo hing Oigll "8lds. line. Williams-Hughes Co.