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?= LP LOCAL DOTS Tj ? Cotton brought 10$ on this market yesterday. ?Mr. A. B. Stalvey, of Central, this state, has been elected principal of the Waxhaw institute. ?The Funderburk Company has inaugurated a special ten days' sale?see announcement elsewhere. ?You will of course read the Lancaster Mercantile Company's Buster Brown announcement in today's paper. ?The infant child of Mr. and| Mrs. John Plyler,of theVanwyck section, died last Friday, aged about six months. ? Mr. L. E. Gardner, of J?f^ ferson, passed through Kershaw last Wednesday on his way to Rock Hill Hospital lor treatment? Kershaw Era. ?The Kershaw and Heath Springs base hall teams crossed bats in the latter town Thursday. The score was 17 to 5 in favor ot Heath Springs. ?As will be seen hv the eonn_ ty chairman's notice elsewhere, the county democratic executive committee will meet here next Tuesday, 19th instant. ? Mr. W. L. Belk, carrier on rural route No. 10, and Miss V ?rgie Belk, daughter of Mr. W. C. Belk, were married by Capt. O. A Plyler of Lancaster county, ^Sunday.?Monroe Journal: ?Mr. J. 1). Davis, for several wion.ths past the Southern's agent at Y irkvdle, left last night tor Wax haw, N. O., to take a posij^iou with the Seaboard. Mr. -v*vi$ 11 is Deen succeeded in Yorkville by Mr. E. W. Long of of Rutherfordtou, N. C.?YorkviVle Enquirer. ?Dr. S. II. Ezzdle, formerly of Van W/ck, hai located in Waxhaw for the practice of bis profession, wiili headqiarters at the Waxhiw Drug Co. Dr. Ezz^Ile passid th * examination at tb? late meeting of the State board.? Waxliaw Enterprise. it onor Conferred Upon u Yoittif/ j *"" ?'/ Mjtntr.itiittsr t oiiill i/. At a meeting of the hoard of trustees of the South Carolina t'liiven-ity this week, Mr. Frank Pottj win chosen as a teacher of modern languages in the institn lion. Mr. Potts, who ia an alumnus ol the college, is a .young m in of high character and bril liant promii-e. As is well known, he, is a native of Lancaster county, being a son ol the Hon O. ^W.^-tts, of P.eauiM \ alley. Mfinpeiimiri/ to hr O/wiieU in tii-i?/imr. At its meeting in Canulen, > W edneeday, the Kershaw county! board of control decided to go nbd'ad yith Die op >tiing ol a dis jiHUrar* in that portion of the tdlVii it k' nr.li iif ,?> 1.1 l> i - > > "" * " hrfy.slii^ county. Mr G rover W'ols'i kras HC<*OT(liut;)y elect* d di?pcn?(l and Mr. lirnnduaj V'nUnjt Cy"'<' Mi-?hst\iniiie mi I Lilli ut S o* vor, of I.ipcas'er, vho have been vitftiinjr tlrir coucin, Mif-s E'ln l JKiglmm, 'H'ir.?*d Koine Tues'.ay, ?Hook llil Herald. 1 jj PERSONAL 11 ?*1 V Col. Leroy Spi j ngs is in Wash- c ngton thiH week 1 Col. A. li. B uiks went to Co 0 lumbia Thursday afternoon. t Miss Stella Roddey is attend- c ing a business college in Char- 8 lotte. i Cadet IIa9el Cunningham, of \ Clemson College, has returned I home to spend vacation. a Capt. J. II. Turner, ot Grenada, e Miss., is visiting his grandson, the * Rev. R. E. Turnip^ed. F 1 MiRs Lilian Stevens, of Cheraw, j is visiting her sister in Kershaw, ^ Mrs. Leroy Davidson. a Mrs. M. 11. Sandifer and Mrs. t E i. E. l'oag, of Rock Hill, are s visiting Mrs. L. C. Harrison. a Mrs. L. L. Ford, of Laurin- * burg, N. C., is visiting her par N ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. I). Till 1 man. s Rev. W. F. Estridge spent j Saturday night and Sunday with relatives in the Camp Creek sec- ( tion of Lancaster county.? Waxhaw Enterprise. tjol. K. W. Hunt, of Charles- j ton, Division Passenger Agent t ol the Southern Railway, was 8 in Lancaster Wednesday. We 8 are indebted to him for a most i pleasant call while here. t Mr. John W. Truesdale, of Ker e shaw, was one of Lancaster's ? welcome visitors this week. He t I ?*?j ' istuiucu imiiiw yesieraay. *v e *are indebted to Mr. Truesdale ' for a delightful call while here. ' Mr. Z. L. Robertson, of O.ikhurst, spent Thursday in Laucas- l ter ?his first visit here since last winter. Like all who only come j here at rare intervals, Mr. Robert9on was greatly surprised at Lan - ^ caster's growth in the last six months. li In Chesterfield? Flourishing Sunday School at Mount Piny ah. ' c An esteemed subscriber of e .Jefl'erson, Chesterfield county, (j R. F. D. No. 2, in remitting for his subscription to The News, t writes us as follows: { itU/.. i - l 1-1 > >? o unvc UBBII UieHSea WltM rains. Crops (hat have boon pio j per'y cultivated are looking line. At our church at Mount Piegah , we have an Evergreen Sunday School, and we are now practic ing lor Children's Day. L have in my class 53 scholars and the . oldest is not 13 years of aire.? v We have over 100 enrolled, and 1 5itn glad 'o say that we have some very bright scholars. We . . 11 are in the country lint we are trying to enlighten our chi dren.? H When w e decide on Children's Dav* we will invite you to attend." Marrlat/e <>/ the Dattffhter >>t Her fi W. r. Little, A neighbor til the Rev. W. I1', f Little. now *?t EI Dorado, Ark.., y. hut loimerly a tesident of this ?u county, sends us I lie following interesting Rein ol news : "M ss Sail:? L tt e, ?ho beau-' hfnl and cl^irmiiijr dauxMer of Kcv. W. F Lit le (formerly oil Lancaster, 8. C,), *as married fi in ivl JJ.iratlo, Ari(., on June 3rd, : l(# Mr. Eri e-t White, one of Kli" . w l^oiado's most wealthy and pop- i> u'er young men." 7?? District Summer School. We earnestly trust that every /lute teacher in the county who at possibly do so will attend the )istrict Summer School which pens here next Monday. It rould be a reflection on Lancas or if either ol our neighboring ounties included in the district hould enroll more teachers in he school than this county, in vhich the school is to bo held, f teachers'from a distance can ,ttend, certainly those here and Isewliore in the county ought 0 do so. The summer school is no ouger a matter of experiment. tR valuo to the teacher has been ully demonstra'ed. As we heard 1 preacher once remark, "the >est kind of tad is contact," ind teachers who have attended iuminer schools will freely tesli y that not the least of the ad rantajres derived therefrom is he improvement that follows he pleasant association in the chool, the daily cootict and the nterchange o( ideas anditulivid lal experiences along the lines >f school work, best methods of .eaching, etc. No teacher who is eally desirous of better equipping himself or herself lor effecive, up to date work in the icliool room can afford to stay iway Irom the summer school. 'All teachers who f?vr???o v "" each in Lancaster county are I ix pec ted. to attend, and those of idjoining counties are urged to Lo so," says County Superinendent of Education Moore in lis official announcement pub. ished elsewhere in this paper. [>eath of Mr. lions Adams. Mr. Hoss Adam", son of Mr. Sarber Adams, of this place, vliose critical illness was noted n our last issue, died Tuesday light, in the Chester hospital, vhere, as previously stated, he tad been operated upon for ap lendicitis. lie was about 17 years if age and was a young man who 11 joyed the esteem and confi lence of nil vrl>n 'I'1? ? it uv nuciY II1II1. lilt? emains were brought to Lancaser Wednesday and interred in be new cemetery. >fiitli uf Mrs A. /. Ellis. Mrs.Elizabeth Ellis, wife of Mr. V. .1. Ellis ol ! lie (>akl)i)st section, ie I last Friday night and was buied Sunday ?t Fork Hill church, lie Kev. R.J. Blacktnon conduct ng the funeral sf-rvicej. Mr .Ellis /as a daught r ot the late J. B. { eves and was about years I age. She was a consistent aember ot the Flint Hill Bap ist church. Besides her husband he is survived by t-'w children, hree sons aiv' three d.iu.ht. rs. An Alarmlnu Situation fqnontly rt-Htilts fr.#ni nrglort of deptc'd oui'ls un.l torpid liwr, uunl coiuUiitutioii fonifH chronic 'I his coijiliilon is unII ow*i t<? those who use i)r Kino's \. ? if rills: the host arid gentlest rog .latois 1 M- Uno'il and Btwds. (lllAfitDlmHl !>'. iinderhurk rhamiioy, Crnwf.nl Bros, nd J. K Maok<\ C" (Iriiv^'^t 1'rieo 'Joe A Card. I ant lifting so strongly solicited t<> >n?o a can iidnte for '!><? nttto of <'oimt\ i .thiiivi ilots, i adopt tins method <>f in ik11! public a kiiowh .lament of my ;<iat' I appifc i.t o*> of si,<-|| n aiiifCHtii ion ol iiiridfiico roposeil in utu 1?y iuy frn-iitla inI follow citi/.ena ; and to say t > tliein. lat wi.ioj I should l.k<- to entur the ram, it .11 l>. inipossiliU f. i inii to <lo so as my ruseiico is iraptrat. voly nrml?d on inv irni. iiehja-.tlitlly, \V. T. Vaulandinghain I % i?^,? yi.iswiw Wi'r i . {Business Notices. ?!&"\\\ Notices inserted unde' this head at the rate of ONE CENT A WORD for each insertion. No notice to be counted less than 25 words. FOIL SALE?One plug mule, price $40, by Geo. F. Ferguson, Elgin, S.O. 2t GO-FLY keeps Hies off Horses and Cattle. Sold by Funderburk Pharmacy; also Mobley Bros. Co., Heath Springs. S.C. Where GO-FLY goes Hies will not go. Use it on your Horses and Oattle. Sold by Funderburk Pharmacy; Mobley llros. Co., Heath Sprinds.S. t Candidates, Take Notice. Under an act recently passed by the Legislature, regulating primary elections iu this State, it is necessary for candidates I., filn wilh?1.?/ll..l.-*'?-? - --- ...... v..? viuin me vyouri oi i;oin-1 uion Pleas, a pledge provided fur under said net. This pledge is in addition to the one filed with the County Executive Committee. The Executive Committee line furnished the Clerk ot the Com t with n supply of these pledges, in hhink, and all candidates for county ottieos will call on him and leave their pledges with him. D. Iteece Williams, County Chairman. Lancaster, S. C., Juno 14. 1!)JG. Notice To Executive Commit= tee. The County executive committeemen will please take notice, that there will ho a meeting ot this committee at Lancaster Court House, at 11 o'clock A M., on Tuesday the 19th day of June. This meeting will !>cf r the purpose of fixing assessments, and arranging a schedule for the county campaign meetii gs. A fuli attendance of the committee is requested. 1> KRKOE WILLIAM8. County t hairinan. Lancaster, S. C , June 14, 190G. Notice. I The trustees and patrons of Camp| Creek, Sims and Gills Creek schools will please meet me at Camp Creek church Saturday night, June Kith. A full attendance is desired W. M. MOORE, County Supt Education. Lancaster, S.C., June 12, I5i"i>. 2t. Notice to Teachers. The District Summer School, embracing the counties of Chester, York, Lancaster, and perhaps Kershaw, will be held at Lancaster (traded School, beginning June 18th and closing July 13th. The names of the instructors and course of study will be named later. All teachers who expect to teach in Lancaster county are expected to attend, and those of adjoining counties are urged to do so W. M. MOORE, County Supt. Education. Lancaster, S.O., June 12, 19<Wi. Ht. Professional Cards Dr. J. E. WELSH, DENTIST. Office over William*? HughesCo's Store, lormerly occupied by Or R. M Oalloway. LANCASTER, S. 0. Dr. R. G. ELLIOTT, Lancaster, S. C. Residence 'phone. No. Is7. OHice, i Davis linilding, cor. Main anil Dtinlap i streets;'phone No 7-. Will practice in hoth town and county. All calls, day or ni?;ht, will receive prompt attention. Dr. E. J. Hinson ; DENTIST I Ollice in Springs Building. 1 Office Hours : S to 12 and 1 to (>. i Announcements. I'11r llji^jslr.tir, I hereby announce my self a candi(date for reelection to the ottlne of i Magistrate for Ituford Township,sub- i jJect t<? the rule* ami rcgnlat ions of j I the Democratic primary. Win. Carnea. c... -?? ??- - - ... ..inKl^irilll'. I hereby announc- myself a oamli ! tlale for reelection In II.e ? Hi?*.? of i Magistrate at Lancaster. aubj-c! in1 t he rules of Ihe I)nno -rat io primary. 1 \\". 1'. Caskcy. ' l or I'rolt.tlr .liol^r. i ( I hereby announce myself a canili- ' date for re-election to the oHlce of Probate Judge, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. J. K. iitewman. j i zm . / t> Announcements. For CoiihI)' NH^ i .U.ir, I hereby announce myself a candidate for County Supervisor, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. If elected I pledge myself to discharge the duties of the ofllee to the best of uiy ability. I>. W. Hendrix. for County Supervisor. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the otiice of County Supervisor, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic primary. James <). Porter. for Coiiufy Supervisor. I hereby announce myself a candidate for re-election to the oltice of County Supervisor, subject to the rules governing the Democratic primary. M. C. Gardner. for County Supervisor. Mr. "Editor?Please announce through the columns of your paper that I am a candidate for the otiice of County Supervisor, subject to the rules governing the Democratic primary. Two years ago 1 was a candidate for reelection to this otiice, but was defeated by a small majority?only ten votes. 1 shall ever be grateful to my friends for their liberal support. L. J. Perry. for Representative. In the last campaign 1 made a close race for the Legislature, and I promised my friends that if there was nothing to prevent my entering the race in the next campaign that I would run again. And I now announce myself as a candidate for the Legislature, subject to the Democratic primary. Trusting to the people for their support, and promising the best service I am able to give tliein, if elected, I remain, Geo. W. Jones, for Re|ir?>Ncutntive. 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for reelection to the llouse of Representatives, subject to the rules ami regulation* of the Democratic primary. J. \V. Hamel. For ltepreNeii .afire. I greatly appreriate the suggestion of myself as a candidate for the Leg* islature and the many assurances of support I have received. No man could esteem more highly than myself the honor of representing this people there, for years of association wit.b them has proven their worth and integrity. I would like to serve them, and, were I elected, I would do the best I could for the whole people. I, therefore, announce myself a candidate for the Legislature, subject to the Democratic primary. llarry limes. For House of Representative*. The friends of Col. L. C. Hough hereby announce him as a candidate for the House of Representatives, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. For Comity Treasurer. I I Q o i It or ooauu<l * I"* . ? " * * ..ih gri iru IIIC U II ?" A [) I !"?' H I t* T 111 of W. C. Can then, deceased, I tierehy announce myself a candidate for the office of County Treasurer, subject, to the rules of the Democratic primary. J. K. Blackmon. For Auditor. After many solicitations to become a candidate for the oflice of t'ounty Auditor, and the complimentary vote I received heretofore, I have decided to run. I pledge myself to he governed by the rules and regulations of the Democratic primary Mollis II Morton. For County Auditor. Having a thorough knowledge of the duties of the office of ( ounty Auditor, and h lievittg that I can give entire satisfaction therein, I hereby announce myseit as a candidate for -aid otlhe. subject to the rules of the I ieinncratic primary >1. Wylie I'orter For County Auditor I hereby announce myself a candidate for the otlice of ''ounty Auditor, ?ubjee, t o t li" rule.s of the Democrai it* primary, I'orter M. .luckson. l or I In- Semite. i ln-K-hy ttuuonnci uivmlf a candidate for tin -t.ite '-crate, subject t<> iIn' rnli'M of I lie 1 tcuiocratic primary I. Harry P'oHter. I'or Siiiit; Ncnntar. i hiii h candidate for state Senator, lor Lanraater county, subject to the rii! > oover n i ng t to- iIhiiiihml ir priinnrv election T. Y. WILLI \MS. !'<:r S!i|ii'riiitt iiilc!ii I'lhinttlim. I hereby announc? myself >i entuliilaie for rt -e.ecl ion to the otlice of l ? :.ot> Superintendent ol Kdncation Mibject to :he rules of the I lemorrat ie primary. W. M. Moore. I'or Niipcriiilcuilctit IMnrnlioii I lirrnliv urnniui/'a nn.-ir .. .......1 , .,! n*r - re lit Mil I .1?Ilor i h?* oillne of (' ? io? \ Sop 'rintemlent of Kdueaiion, suhj *ot > i lie rule* ami re?;u ation* irovriiii . the Democratic primary. If elected, I < ill levote my time to t lie d 11 f i of 'he Jtrioe. Respectfully, W. Alon/o II unties. Do you takj The News?