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P LOCAL DOTS] Bi & ?Cotton brought Hi cents on this market yesterday ; cotton seed, 25 cents. ?Court will convene here the 3id Monday in June. ?The Rev. R. L. Duftie will pra.i,ch at Zion Methodist church tomorrow (Sunday) at 11 o'clock a. m ?The Rev. J. II. Wilson, ol Kichburg, will preach in the Presbyterian church here tomorrow, in the morning and at night. ? Mrs. Henry Adams, whr has been desperately ill for sey eral days, at her home four mile* south of Laneas'er, w 'S rei ortprl yest rday to be better. ? The Southern's south bound early morning trnin, which is wsuallv oil time, arrivetl here 2$ hours late Thursday. The delay wai due to the breaking down of the engine. ? Mr. T. W. Secrest received from the Seaboard Air Line Company last. Monday a check $200 for his mule which wae killed on this road several week? aoo Waxhaw KnloPlirioa Rev. P P. Ingraham preached at Unity church last night, for the pastor, Rey. J. Meek White, and will preach there again today and tonight. Sacramental service tomorrow morning, after the sermon. ?Wr. John E. McManus and Mi as Nellie Pax ton, both of the Osceola neighborhood, were marTied at the home of the bride Thursday evening by 'Spuire T W. Secrest.?Waxhaw Enter lt>C. ?The Itev. R E. Hough, formerly of this county but now serving u church in Georgia, has been appointed by (ho A. R P. missionary board to go to Corsicunna, Texas. Ho has not yet decided, however, wli ther or not to accept lhe appointment. ?The Orangeburg correspondent of the News and Courier ?<ates that Mr. R. II Lay ton, ol Lancaster, was fined $10, last Saturday by the Mayor ol Orange burg lor "trying to entice certain employees to go to Lancaster from 'he mills of the Orangeburg Jtf'f'g. Co." ?In accordance with a nVkouncemen* made in The News, the Rev. A. .1. Hanson, ol Spartanburg, assisted the R?v. .J. Meek White in a meeting a' Pleasant Hill last week. Mr. ft inson visited and preached at aliot Mr. White's churches last O*. I.K .?I. ... * 1 5,1 'ij ?i/'i, i" ijiiish ni Miey ic? DuiHi a church in Spartanburg. Sheriff Hunter's Popularity From Monroe Kuquirer. Sherff J. I*. Hunter of Lancaster, S. C., spent last Tuesday V?<?re. SherifT Hunter is almost a.* popular in this county as ho ? in his own county, and that in saying a great deal, for down iu Lancaster Sheriff 11 unter is about popular as can be. Capt. and Mrs J. M. Warwick leave today for Waxhaw, N. C., to visit relatives. > 1 =t1 ! PERSONAL 1 ljL 11 i Magistrate L J. Perry spent Wednesday in Heath Springs. Mrs. li-rnv ? .^ in^g * isneu , relatives ui Cnarlotta this week. Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Curlee, ol , Monroe, visited rela'ivos in Lm| caster 11*i^ week. , Sheriff J 1\ Hunter ot Lancaster is spending tlie day in town. ? Monroe Journal. Misses Cornell i Elliott, Lizzie > i i and Carol Connors are visiting 'in Columbia this week. Mr. K. B Davidson, ol Yorkville, visited Laucaser, his loira* ' er lio.ne, this week. Mr. Mason Brun^ou, of the t ' , Charleston News n.nd Connor spent Wednesday in Lancaster. Judge Ira 15. Jones is at home tor a lew days, I lie Supreme 1 Court, in Columbia, having taken a reces3. Mr. Samuel Jones, of Newi berry, is visiting his brothers, Judge Ira B Jones* and Mr. C. W. Jones. Mr. James R Mothershed, of the Creek section, who has been sick for two'months, waB able to come to town Thursday. Mr. John D. Wylie will go to Atlanta Monday, to meet and accompiny home his sister, Miss ' Juanita, student of Agnes Scott Institute. Mrs. Howard Chapman, of Spartanburg, who has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Thomson, returned home this week. , Mr. Wm. Estridge, of Lancas ler, spent a few days of this week here with his son, Rev. W. F. Estridge, and family.?Waxliaw Enterprise. Mr. Willie Mothershed of Lancaster, spent Sunday with his cousins, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ballard on Hampton street.?Rock Hill Herald. Mayer R. E. Wyhe and Col. T. Y. Williams viill leave Monday lor Sumter, to attend the meeting of the Grand Lodge ot the Knights of Pythias. Mrs. 1. E. Wallace and baby, of lleath Springs, spent Friday night at Mr. W. G. Johnson's on her return home from a visit to relatives at Iva?Chester Lantern. Mr. E. 11. Coapman, a-sistant , general superintendent of the Southern Railway, and Mr. .J. A lleelher, superintendent ot the I Charleston division, visited Lan|caster yesterday. Miss Pearl Miller, ot L inens Iter, S 0., arrived in the cily last i night and is the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. P. Hackney. She will go on to Mount P easant to-day.?Charlotte Observer. 1'he Itev Chalmers Fraser, paster of the Presbyterian church, who has been in Atlanta lor a few weeks, will return home next , Tuesday. Mrs. Fraser will remain in Georgia a while longer. Her many friends will be pleased to learn that her health is improving. In a quarrel over amule Julius Hudson shot and killed his nephew, Holly I). Hudson, in Johnston county, N. C., Thursday. Saturbo M For these two day ments. Everything saving to every custo reap your share of th YE I 15c 36 inch Madras, special f? Saturday and Monday 10c. 25c 30 inch Madras in neat pa terns, for Saturday and M ond a i 13$ cents. 20c Mohair Lustre, especiall nice for shirtwaist suits, specii for Saturday and Monday 12Ac. 3 pieces lace strippd Shirtwan goods, sells everywhere for 15 special for this sale only 10c. 36 pin stripe I'iqtie, sells even where for 15c, special sale 10c. 40 inch sheer White Lawn, cat not be matched for less than 15 special for this sale 10c. 32 inch Whitp I .9TOI1 a lui m m ? at 10c, our special price 8c. 12$c White Organdie, specii for Saturday and Monday 8$c. 10 yards best 5c Muslin,for th sale only 39c. 10 yards best 7?c Muslin in fl< ral designs for 48c. Don't miss this gibe pleased with the want good goods at ! n?o>/> ?/ *r ?. t rf c;. ^ in. ? a. t/ . il. I /#r//nwfl Mrs. Fannie Simpson, wife < Mr. J. R. Simpson, of Union Cc N. C., died Tuesday. She wt a daughter of Mr. Evans Helm of that county, and was about 3 years old. Her husband and t\\ small children survive her. Tli burial was at Tirzah Wednesday alter funeral services at th home, conducted by the Rev. Meek White. Death of a Centenarian. The Rev. Harmon 1). Kinj: of Union Co., N. C., who ceh brated with a family reunion h 100th birthday on the 1 7 li o hist October, died on the lot instant. lie was the father < twenty-one children, thirteen c whom survive him. I ? A special in Yesteialax News A Courier si ?ie* tha1 Di W. L Pressly, ol Due Wes\ CUWilCU IU UC UNIIIJi. ? Charlotte's tn^ Max celenn lion comes off next week, begii ning Monday. Faie lor I lit* roun trip Irom Lancaster will he +1 7. tickets uooii until 2<>th. ? While driving a h ad of co ton to town yesterday ulternno Mr. Will McMurray's nnilo r away with linn. He and h ssn were thrown off the wa^on, In not hurt. The wauon was br< ken. W. .1 Boone, a Confederal veteran, <>t Kershaw aouiity, die suddenly in C?dumhia Thnrs lav while attending the reunion II hail a hemorrhage of the I tint while on a street car lie was member of Capt. Haile's con puny, in the 2nd regiment ty cmb [AY 19th AND 21 s we are offering great will go at a special price mer who attends this sal e great bargains we offei iY SPEC >r 1 piece 40c Table Damask, spe-1 cial for this sale only 24c yd. t- 2 pieces Hriliantine in black p, and navy, regular 50c grade, spe cial for Inis sale only 39c. y 25 doz ladies' (Jauze Vest, for il this sale only 5c each. In Kli nnara anil nvCnul ? "*?? j-r ?-? x a \~J ? X# V/ A I V/ k VI X I C" n W C5 st, I have 1 lot 75c Oxfords, this sale n only 50c. 1 lot 1 25 Oxfords, only 98c. f. 1 lot 1.50 Oxfords at only 1.25. 1 lot 1 75 Oxfords at only 1.50. j. 1 lot 2 50 Oxfords, at only 2.00. c, 1 lot Misses 1 -strap Sandals to close out at 98c. ?r 3.00 blue and black SergeCoats, special for this sale 2 39. j vl 1 job lot of Pants, worth 2.00, to close out at 1 39. is 1 iob lot of Pants, worth 1 50,; to close out at 1.00. o- See our special suits we are offering at 10.00. eat sale. Be on hand, f great bargains we are little cost go to E. E. c Announcements. For t'oiiHlj' Nii|?<-rvixor, IS 1 hereby announce myself a cand. date for County Supervisor, subject to the rules of the Democratic pri- I 10 mary. If elected I pledge myself to discharge the duties of the office to 0 the best of my ability. D W. Ilendrix 1 Fop County- Supervisor. 1 I hereby announce myself a candie date for the otllce of County Super r visor, subject to the rules and regula tions of the Democratic primary. lames O. Porter For Coiiuty Supervisor. 1 hereby announce myseir a candidate for re-election to the < Mire of r, County Supervisor, subject to the rules governing the Democratic primary. M. C. Gardner. For Comity NuprrvlNor. f Mr. "Editor?Please announce thro ugh the column- of your paper that I 1 am a candidate for the otllce of C?>un>f ty Supervisor, subject to the ro cs governing the Democratic primary , Two year- ago I was a candidate for rpplppt inn t<i tl??c !? ?* I ? . " leafed by h small iiiaj<>ri13?only f? n j voles. I shall ever be grateful to my friends for their liberal support. s j I. .1 IVrry. I'or Itc |?rc*cii fit 111 In the last campaign I made a eline ! race tor the Legislature, anil I prom ! 1 sell my friends that if there was ii- j not hi lis; to prevent my entering 1 lie I rare in the next campaign that I I I would run again. And I now an1: i notilice myself as a candidate for the, _ : Legislature, subject to the |iemn-i i'i craf ic primary. I rust ing to the people j j for their support, and prnmising tlie i , best service I am able to give them, 1 if elected, I remain, I 1 Jen. IV. .1 ones. " j l-'or III" rcMonlMllrc. II j I hereby announce myself a candi- ' 'date for reelection to the House of! '* llwnru.iititul U'uj I.. ? lio It ! and regulation* of the Democratic , primary . W. Ilumel. For Comity 'I'rrwoiirer. i Having served the unexpired term of \V <5. ("auttieii, tlcrnoeil, I liereuy i ''I aniionnre myself a candidate for the (j oltiee of ' nil illy Treitetirer, >nbjec,t In! i tlie nile* of 'lie Democrats prim-I t J ary. .1. K. Illarkn.on I or IIagiilriiir. C? I tiere11y announce myself a rnmliI date for reelection to I lie ntlice of '' M agist rale for lliimrd Tn\vii*ltip,siib? j. ject to the rule* and regulations of i tie Democratic primary. Win. ( aruea. | HTcmbcty st ' | bargains in all departThis means a great ie, so be on hand and for this sale. IAL a > ! All our 16.00 Men's Fine Suits, | in preys and all best colors, to close out at 12.50. Boys' Knee Bants from 25e to 1 00 Great assortment Boys' two-piece Suits from 75c to 3.95. If interested in Clothing, now is your chance to save money. i In our Millinery line new poods are arrivinp daily, and this line is very popular at our store. Our prices are the cheapest that can he had and our poods are stylish. 1 50 Mull Ilats, special, 1.00. 2 50 Mull Hats, special, 1.50. 1 00 Street Hats, special, 75c. 75c Street Hats, special, 50c. We have a pood assortment of Sailors at the right price. These goods are very popular. A new shipment of those good heavy Hickory Hats, the 25 cents grade, to close at 15c each. or we are sure you will offering. When you ^LUUiJ For County Auditor. After many solicitations to become a candidate for the office of County Auditor, and the complimentary vote I received heretofore, T have decided to run. I pledge myself to be governed by the rules and regulation* of the Democratic primary Holli* 11. Ilortoo. Business Notices. ?4P^A1I Notices inserted under I It, a l.i.o.l nt I I .. .?r /?V D j (inn maw <1? ?ii*- i air ?11 Ti Vi I'j ^ I 'a WOKD tor eiicli iiiHertion. No notice to to* counted less than 25 words WELLS Dltll.V.KD, ? I have full equipment and can drill yon a well on short notice. Write nr phone Heo. \V. Maker, Route No 2, Lancaster,S.C. SI HAY 1M(?. ? A email black Pijj, with white feet, about (? or a weekold. has been on my premises since Thursday, May JIth. Owner can yet same by payintr expenses. lohn K night, < "ot ton Mill 171 IN' PL WE of nitrate of soda nse eiroute tor a top dressing. For sale by The He.lt ll-lolies ('n. WAXTKh ?Lady or gentleman of fair education to travel for tirni of $2.~0,tHH) capital. Salary <>72 p?r year, payable week I * Kxpen.-cs advanced. Address (ieo. (i. PIiiwh, Lancaster, s. ?'. vtwmnmmtwtmBtBKmMvami I DRINK I Hire's Root Beer I for your health. At all I grocery stores ; 5c hot tic. | Lancaster Bottling Wks | Willit* Mic'cle, ? vouiiu man of lver l?aw omin'y, w! o was in In* ixiltoail s< rv'i *, wu-i ni. iv killml n*a' llamlniri: M??i cl??v i i'?t. by ' H'Hz rrnaln <1 bet\v?'? n t. * o < a r . lie *v n a i> ! a jve of Mr.. ,| mo* A I*. liiaok mon, of l>ano isier county.