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Qi =m ? LOCAL DOTS ?Cotton brought 11.30 cents on this market yesterday ; cotton seed, 25 cents. ?Dr. Boldridtee will preach at New Hope nex' Sunday alter noon at 3 o'clock. ? The E ts'er eirg hunt at Flat Creek church last Saturday afternoon wa< a most enjoyable occasion. The sum of $14 10 was realized. ? Miss Callie Snwell cut* r'ain ed 4k011 Mads" Monday after no en. <kBacuelnrs" were t<> serve is ( ofl'aslimui>?a ! ? : * . V..W..UIUVIIIB, UUL, UWlIlfl Id their inability, cream and cake u were served. ? Mr. W. J. Cunningham found live t<tg8 in one sack of f* rtilixer yes'erday. Why the fact ?ries throw away tags in sucl m inner is a ravatery. It certain i.v creates an erroneous itnpios si on as to the quantity of guam j being ii9ed ? Mr. (i. F Kentiinidon shol and killed a strange fowl on hit plau'a'ion last S Uiirdav afternoon, during the wind storm. Ii were perfectly white with the exception ot iIs bill and teet, which vas black. It measured in height fe^t, and trom tip to tip of wings 7$ teet. ? Attention is called to new announcements in today's paper by f be Iieath-Jones Co., Mr. E. K. Cloud, Mr. J. C. Edwards, and the A. J. Broom company. ?The Vatiwyck Camp ol Woo-lineu wtll meet tomorrow night Every member is urged to bo present. ifr. Harper'* Motor Car. r Mf- Robert Harper, Lancaster's we'd known inventive and me chanical genius, has just finished m iking a mot ir car, designing 'V aiwl making himself everything about the machine except the wheels. Kven tlie gasoline en giue, which is ol 6-horso power, is the product uf his own hands. Mr. Harper tested his car Runday tor the lirst time, making n trial trip to F<rt Lawn, carrying Kiine four or live men along with him. 1 he machine worked splen didly. It traveled at the rate ol twenty miles an hour. Itffitho/'Mr. Samuel K> tutiiiiftm, Mr. Samuel Kennington, soi ol the late K R. Kennington died last Friday evening, o pneumonia, at the home of hi> brother, Mr. W. S. Kennington in the Antioch section. He wai ill years old and unmarried. II< - suivived bv itis mother, three brothers, Messrs. VV. S , j. L. ant M. K. Kennington, and one sis ter, Mrs W. V. Hough, of Indian Territory. The remains wen buried Saturday at Fork 11 il I church, the He v. S. N. Watson of Ileal h Springs, conducting tlx funeral services. Mr. W. S. Kennington request! us to stale that he is deeply grate it'uI to his neighbors and friend) for the kindness shown his broth <eVdurmg his last illness. Col. K. E. Allison will go t? It Columbia today, as a delegate from the Lancaster Lodge, to th< Knights of Honor Convention. PERSONAL | J I ' Mr. T B. Clvburn,ol Kershaw, whs in town Monday. Mrs. J. 1' Hunter visited friends in Chester coun'y las' | week. ? 1 Mrs. L 1*. Uoddev vi-i'ed her j ? husband's piren'sjin Fort Lawn 'his week. Mr. .) L I *o * j*. the we>l known ^ kniitht ot 'he ??ip. spent Sunday wi'h his taniily here. Mr. and Mis. R. B. Mackev, of | ^ Heath Springs, was in town ( yesterday. 1 2 , Mr. W. M. Clanton, of llaile (J 'Id Mine, <pe it Sunday here Willi Ins family. i Mr-. Ij. C. Payseur is visiting herdauch'er in Columbia, Mrs. 1 J imes E Poore. ' e Mr. D M. Jones, b>okkeepor | " tor the S>utli9rn Grmite Co., 1 visited Lancaster this week. 1 1 Mr. Lloyd Moore, now rail 1 road agent at Fort Lawn, spent , ' Sunday in Lancaster, his old " home. 1 Mr. Drake, who has ( been with the Lancaster Cotton Mills for the past year, left this week for Chester to accept a position with the Euraka Mill. Miss Irene Cunningham is c visiting relatives in Charlotte. Before returning home she will 1 visit her cousins in Concord, the Misses Vanlandingham. Mr. John A. Stewrnan spent c Sundav in Columbia. He went down Saturday to attend the 1 convention of B. L. E. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hyatt and | Mrs. R. II. Massey, of Van- m Wyck, spent Monday in Lancas1 ter. Mr. A iam Gatison, of New York, arrived here Monday. lie is advising with Dr. Mackey about the plans of the Doctor's new building, referred to in the last issue of The News. Capt R. E. Tompkins, ol Hock i Hill, went to the Strait quarry i Monday, to accept a position with i : the railroad contractors. ! I fl Mrs. |) >rothy Deane and little daughter, Miss Elizabeth, of Bos- ^ I J t ton, Mass., are the guests of Mies .Mela Jones. I * Mr. Jas. II. Stevens has very h much improved since returning ! l(toCheraw. He spent several j j ' (lays last week at K 'rsh ?\v with ' I* # 1 c his sister, Mrs. Davidson?, ' Cheraw (chronicle. . J Mr. Charles K. Smith, of 1'itts. burg, Pa., who is looking alter J the interests ol the Pittsburg' j contractors in the construction ol ] . the railroad Ironi the Strait quur i , ry to Heath Springs, spent Sun ! ? day in Lancaster. He was the < 1 guest of l>r. T. .1. Strait while i here. < s Miss Bessie McManus camel' home from Withrop Saturday to j i spend two <?r three days with her, parents, Dr. and Mrs. R. C. Me- ' * Manns. Slio was accompanied 1 by her collego mates Misses Van' K.I mi fluke* mid Pillion I Miss McMhiuih gave a delightful 1 party Sa'urdav evening conapli ) mentary to her guests Delicious j 3 refreshments were served during < the evening. < Cloud's A SPRI> Never before have \ ill departments as we :hant is advance in pri he price on a single a n* than we have ever c md meet at Cloud's w White Goods Specials 1.000 yards 32 inch Victoria ..awns, the kind that you pay dsewliere 12 l-2e, our speci ! jimch is 8 1 3c ^ho > aid. 1,000 yards 40 inch Lawns, lice and sheers, others ask you 15c, our price only 10c yard. 2,000 yards real 15c Organdies, his special sale at 8 1 3c yd 45 inch Persian Lawn, the ;ind that sells tor 25c the yard, >ur price only loc ttie yard. Wash Goods 15c Brown Linen, this sale 10c. 8c Madras Ginghams, this sale ?nly 5 cenis. Best Calicoes, dark and light, his sale 5 cents. Best Apron Check Ginghams, his sale 5 cents. 15c Cotton Coverts, this sale inly 10 cents. 20c Cotton Suiting, neat na' erns, at 12 1-2 cell's. $7.50 Panama Come to our store ; E. E 'troth of Mr. Hubert If'ambte, Mr. Robert Wamble, a young nan of the cot Ion mills com mil litv, die 1 1 t Saturday, of conuniption, at the home here of lis widowed mother, Mrs. Mary tVamble. He was 23 years ot ige. The Wamble* moved Irom llarendon county to Lancaster ibout eighteen months ago. The youm: ill m's remains wore inriod Sunday m the new cenieery, the Rev. \V A. Beckham jonducting tbe funeral services. Votnmt'itcemriit at ll'o.r/ioo* to nt it ute. The closing exercises of the Waxhaw Institute will tube place April 22-'21. The annual sermon will be preached next Sabbath by the liev I*.iul l'ressly, af Lancaster. Mr. Plummer Stew art, of the Charlotte bar, will deliver an address the afternoon >t the 27th. An unusually good programme of exercises by the pupils has been prepared h?r the occasion. One of the leading features will be a debate the night ot the 2(>th on flic subject: Resolved, that woman should he givon the right of suffrage. The handsome new residence in Camden of Mr. Caleb C. Moore was destroyed by fire last Sun Jay. ttractive ] = ON ALL sG G ,ve been in position to are today. The cry v ices of all merchandise; rticle in our store and 1 offered before. So you diere you always yet vo ^ J o J Millinery For ladies, misses and children. We are doing a nice busings .1 rliis lin? Our prices are ir reach oi everybody. Children's S ?ilors from 22 l-2c 10 1.00. Street Hats for misses and ladies from 50c to 3 00. L;i lies' ami misses Trimmed Hals from oQc to 5.00. Give us a call in this depart merit. We are sure you will be pleased. Oxford Tics Men's Keith Korqueror Oxfords a* 3 50?can't be beat. Ladies' Dorothy Dodd at '2.50 and 3 00, in all the latest last8. Ladies' Dnt'enhoffer Low Cuts at '2.75, '2.00, 1.65 and 1.50? can't he matched for same money anywhere. Boys' 3.50 Fa tent Colat Oxfords a' '2.76 11 J? f... Tl. uais lor mis and be suited, in both I ?L and why not ? Honest upH woman prizes a handsome 1 Beautiful Trirr and our store go hand in hai shopping hats, church and Our hats take the lead, an fuss about that. Williams-Hug CASI 1 ! blast*'!' in La nrastvr. Sunday win an ideal Raster. The weather was perfect and all the churches had good eongregitions. Special services appropriate to the joyous occasion were held in the Methodist church, which was tastefully decorated with lovely llowers and potted plants. The pastor, the Rev. B. Price List (X >I)S oiler such bargains in vith the average mer\ve have not advanced nany things are cheapi better join the crowd mr money's worth. Colored Lawns 1 ca^e Colored Lawns in neat pa'terns, sells for 7 l-2e, jus' to make this a lively sale we make the price only 3 7-Se per yard. Hotter come quick. 1 case 12 l-2e Colored Lawns, tor ihis sa'e we make the price only S l-3e the yard. Clothing This line is complete in every detail, our prices are the lowest and styles correct. 10.50 Suits in greys for 13.50. iD.uu runt* it) preys lor 12 TO. 15.00 Suits, blue ser^e, 12.50. 13.00 Suits,tnixeil goods,10.00. 7.50 two piece Suits, bought in job, to close at 4.05. Men's and Boys' Hats 25 doz of those heavy Hickory Hats to be sold at 15e each. Men's and boys' dress Straw lints at 25c, 50c, 00c, 1.00 and 1.25. Sale $5.00 quality and price. >UD 1 A Prize , IN EACH j BOX itfht, isn't it a fact every lat? lmed Millinery iid together. Everyday hats, opera hats can be had of us. d as to prices?you won't jhes Company st< m i I E rurnipsecd, pre iclied an ox collont certnon on the .subject ol the Resurrection, f'-oin which he drew some striking* lessons. ^ , Misses Callie Sowell, Julia Gregory and Mildred Cunning ham. Winilirop students, came home Saturday to spend two or three days with their respective | parents.