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III! " Ig t LOCAL DOTS Tj mi M ? Cotton brought 10if on this market yesterday. ?Today, July 4th, being a na tioual holiday, the mail carrierwill not make their usual trips. ? Mrs. (). O. Ferguson, of Jones X Roads, who has been in bad health for some time, is now better. ?As stated in our last issue, a'ores will be closed today, the "trior ous fourth " The banks and tlie phone central ollice will also be closed. Mr J. C. Craig, son of Mr. TT ^ ~ riiirpor uraig, of Now Cut section, is now one of the Lancaster ^ Mercantile Company's book keep cr.e. ?There will be service in the Episcopal church next Sunday morning, at 1 1 o'clock, conducted by the Lev. R. M. Marshall, o Kock Ilill. ? Lost master ,J. F. Hunter has had his resi'h nre repainted and front yard enclosed by an iron fence, making his place one oj the most attractive in Laucas t*r. ?The new church building at Hopewell was to have been ded| icated next Sunday, but the ded ication has been postponed until a later date?probably eomotune in September. *udge Ira B. .Jones has greatly i: >roved the appearance ot his already attractive premises by having tbe sliade tress trimmed, thp trunks whitewashed an I all dead limbs removed from the yard. ?Mr. John N. Sowell, of Oheat^rtield county, S. C., wits kicked by.'a mule a few days ago and was dangerously injured. We are glad to learn that he is improving now. ? Monroe Enquirer. ?A dispensa/v was opened in Kershaw las' Saturday afternoon tor a short time and a lively business was done, the sales, we are t>?ld, amounting p> over a dollar a minute. The injunction papers, referred 10 in onr last issu*, were served Monday. ? Mr. E. E. Bak ?r of Plains. S. O., lost a good tenant hou-e by iir? last Friday. The house was occupied by George Olyburn colored, who lost all his household good-. Mr. Hakorsays that his troubles are not coming sing ly, lor it has been but a fewdavs since one of his sons bad a band badly mangled by a gun shot ? Monroe Enquirer. The Summer School. The following teachers have %?"* enrolled at the Summer Sehool ain(U> ) Ukj I no ?\ot?l O li V/V/ I Mr., 1 t JM/1 1 , Miss Gertrude foster, Lmca^ ^ tor; Miss Daisy Ilorion, Heath / \ Springs; Miss Maggie Tompkins, Heath Springs ; Mi s Alice Mack ey. Heftt.li Springs; Miss Amp t'e Sto^vr, Lancaster; Mhh Margaret Williamson,Lancaster;Miss Iv l?el Hilton, Kershaw; Mr. .1 K. Neal, llealh Springs; Mr. K C JS'eele, Height. Total enrollineni now is ^5. Others will come in this week. I n addition to I he regular cl ss ea Prof. Dye lectures on das* ^ management, and Prof. Hanks -talks on the Recitation. f I -II I PERSONAL I II Pr Dr. T. J. Strait went to Gaffney j yesterday afternoon. i J Miss Bessie McManus is visiting Iriends in Darliugt'?n. Mr. \V. T. Gregory spent lastjm week at Cleveland Springs. Miss. Kate Blacktnon, of Kershaw, is visiting Miss. Fay Cook. Mr. .f<?hn E twards is spending m< 1 a tew days at Cleveland Springs, na i Mr. Benjamin Clyburn has returned > 1 * ' .. i'? u?iumuia. Misses Kflie and Monnie Hath 11< coek are visitiiiij friends in Rock Bill. 11 in' Mrs. S. E. Durant, of Clinton, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Julia ti<> Porter. rid i Mr. L. C. Payseur spent the ast week ill the mountains ot ',e' North Carolina. rtl,( Mrs. J. T. Amos has gone to ' v'heraw to visit her daughter, Mrs. D. L. Tillman. 'V M< Miss Kosa Harnett, of Rock r i?..i, is viaicing i?cr 8 ster, Mrs. 0.0 Ferguson. < Mrs. R. B. Allison and Rons returned yesterday from a visit to relativeR in Richburg. I Mrs. T. O. Green has returned from a visit to her sister in Charleston, Mrs. John C. McDow. l)r. W. T. Ilall and daughter, Miss Nell Ilall, o( Columbia, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Moore. j Mr. Wayne Green has returned J from Co'umhia, having graduated from one of the business col- j ieges of that city. of i The Hon. W. U. Clyburn, of tra llaile Mine section, spout Mon- cal lay here with Ills brother, ~E\- bm Sheriff L. M. Clyburn. tor st r Mr. Broad us Porter and 1 Misses Bernice Davis and Robbin I'III'Iri' lx?if --1? 1 - ?4?v . mr . WII Charleston, to visit Mrs. II. J. McManus. b>; Masters John I'. McDow of (jn Lancaster, and Walter McHwain an( of Ko::k 11:14? are in Yorkville, ne. the guests of Tims. F. Mcl) >w, j)V I'jsij. ? Yorkville Enquirer. Mr. II. J'. Williams and famiiy for oi L <iua-ter are spendingjsome* I' time a' the home oi Mr. lohnlcat Caldwell, latlmr of Mrs. WiMtha iianis ?Vorkville Enquiu r. j int Mrs. W I). Junes, of the l ank , P'4? er. ion, who his been in bad 11 health lor oim* Cine, was taken 1 oy lo r husband Saturday to the ^ ' llock Hi I ho>jnial. lor treat- *n em itftii. bm C'oi. Lo'ov Springs a tended spf the meeting in T? xa-vay las; Fiil in(, la of the Cotton Mmufact urers' i . A-soc;ation of South Caroiioa? < H * was ele ' d a member of tin 1 " '' . ? 1>'" executive coinmrte". . th< Mi-oe- Kd i.i (irowy n I Suite ?* ? Trms.lel of K-rs'uiw. ami Ma< '1 er (Mixrlio (iiesiory, <>i hamMs t?r. i<?I Mo da? f ?r Al i^am i, on j. ' I , v.>i lo the lhiii ly of Mi IJarrri V,M son lir.^ory, formerly of tin-1 cc , oonn'y. h' I Id i Mr. ' 11 h 11 1 >11 it I it p Mcfarlev. < I i L ii.it Winii -1) ro. v\ Ii?> whs one of the I r 11 eighteen Oonf? dor ites placed ml I lie \j menH< ?*i J ?il and O-'ll -lorn nod i ' 'o l)f (-hot, will cpooil to liay, i lie , 1 4t ?. li'Te with hi', inec Mrs, T > ^ ' C. Hickc, and otv>et relatives. | pie Moriah Union. ogrammc of Meeting to be, Held at Heath Springs [uly 27th. Hie Moriah Baptis' Union will, e' with tlie Il.aih Springs ptist church, July 27th, 10()(> 11 a. m. Devotions?led by derator. 11:30 a. m. Introductory s"r in?by Rev. E. K. Rice ; alter te, Rev. T. A. Dabney. i2:30 p. m. Organization. 1 Recess. 2. p. m. The value ol religious ?rature in the home?E. B. utele and Rev. Thomas Black>n. l'he mission of our denntninanal schools?llev. J. U. Bold ge and J. F. M. Est ridge. The homo mission board, its d and work?Rev. E. F. Rice i Dev. R. J. Blackmon. \ccount lor the general lack ouiiiuKiHsin in cnri-tian work, i propose a remedy?VV. M. ?ore and Rev. T. A. Dabney. 1 riie right use of money?D. A lliams and G. L. Mobley. Sunday morning?J 1 a. m ? ssionary sermon?R<*v. E. K :e;alternate. ItevT. A. Dabney. Committee. Kershaw Era please copy. he Text Books Adoption 1 the School Book Business Held up by Temporary Injunction. Sunday's State: As a result the award of the book concfcs b> the State board of edu ion and the decision ot that lv to establish a S'ate deposi v in Columbia, a temporary re lining order h is been obtain* from Associate .Justice Wood Messrs Bellinger it Weleh ich will result in a hearing on 1 f legality ot the act'on ot the fil on duly 11 and until that i> no contracts can be signed j 1 all of the school book limits hehl up. The suit is brought Messrs Bellinger & Welch ' Mr. Du c ui oi B trowel 1. mer auditor of >li t county. - ii 't known win on Mr Him i r?M ivso111 s hilt it is llu.iiir i i 1 . t t some boox hoine inigli' l> t erestod in the Tiie com ( int presented to Associate -; it* > Woods at Marion sta'es i the code j>rt?vi las f >r connilepositoi i *- of b ioks. ? \c 11 t some four or liV counties ex |< pted by 111act Toe county 1 ltd ot educati ?n is required to j1 a-ide a certain amount of ' ney each year t? piirehas J .? I) < ?. soni ? c -I'tain pr ii I. liio veil each depository. A1 > { * fi r supplying the St tt1 wuh Us ;tre supp ised to inc'ude pr icm. |.. J | dowii a' t he v <- ' u- county ?vp >sit )iie-? uiih no o for shipping or i] ray a *o. dr. ('. .1 Henry, who, as pre- i us y stated in the News, has e;t <1 tli? po-it on ol cashier < the K ?ck Ili'l I?uo?y Co., 1 c11 i v lor Kock Hill Monday. < eh io the roiiivt of his many 11 -mis. i Mr. J lines 11 unci, of Kershaw, i ?it I ye?-terilav in Lancaster. 1 ' > ??r?* i'tdobtel to him for a i a-ant call while here. (? Announcements. A For County Xrcusiirrr. Having served the unexpired term 1 of W . C. Cauthen, deceased, I hereby dat annotince myself a candidate for the to office of County Treasurer, subject to ma the rules of the Democratic prim- tlis ary. J. K. Klackroon. the For County Treasurer. I hereby ntiti'tunce myself n caudidate for the office of County Tieasnrer. 8?bj-*ct to ? the rules of the Democratic primary. dat It. Maxtor UlacUnion. vis tioi For Comity Treasurer. I hereby announce myself a candidate for tin. otllco of Couutv I ronsurer for Lan cast' r county, subject to the rules of the I Democratic primary. W. 11. Mil en. dat For tin* Senate. r"' ma I hereby announce myself a candidate for the Stnto Senate, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. ^ J. llarrv Foster. ,lf,| For State Senator. 11,11 fy I am a candidate for State Senator, ^ov for Lancaster county, subject to the pw rules iroveruinir ?to. ?i?*? ' r-. n ..cinipi rnm: primary election. T. Y. WILLIAMS Oa vot f rit Fur l*rot?:ite Jii<Ik?'. I hereby announce myself a candidate for re-election to the oflice of Probate Judge, subject to the rules of ^ rhe Democratic primary. mv .1. E. Stewnian. a c Suj ?... Dei I-or tlnu'lslriilc. I hereby announce myself a candiilate for reelection to the office of Magistrate for Huford Township,suh- \ ject to the rules and regulations of tioi the Democratic primary. rtuj Wm. (Barnes. her For MitgiM rate. I hereby announce myself a candi- slia date for the office of Magistrate for the Huford Township, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary II. W. Taylor. 1 inr uilKlolriilt'. rftc I hereby Htinounoe myself a candi- ,8tM late for reelection to the ofllce of not Magistrate at Lancaster, subject to rac the rules of the Democratic primary. wo1 W. IV Caskey. "oi Lei For .tlanhlrate. era I hereby announce myself a candi- J'or date for re-election to the otllce of f1!*8 Magistrate for Cedar Creek Township, e subject to the rules of tlie Democratic primary. W. F. Hudson. For Miisislrntr. I The friends of Mr. A. W. Hicklin annoiuu'f hit, name us u cuudidatt- for the of- Be| lice of Magistrate for ?"odor < 'reek towuship, a,,f subject to the rules governing the Demo- Pr> . r.itie primary. I Business Notices. I islr ?. Sll|l coil \\\ Notices inserted under the this head at the rate of OX K (EXT the A WORD for each insertion No the notice to be counted less than 2f> teg words. a 1111 ?? ????????? lies 1 * A I X TI X < i ? 1 shall be in Lancas. r'le er remainder of summer and will be , ,'u' jlad t?> do your painting. .1 .1 i >\v KXS, Painter lEAOHEU WAN I ED 1 lie triisie- s ol Rnssel Place Hobo 1 would like to eensid- . a" App.i.u ions tor position ..t teaelier ! L. * Hell, Trustee, Mugili, > ? i rt Oi l I lafciug dangerous dings tor lie.id- to jidirl Have your puis titlell with oorieet ,.rn ' asses.and ; oil will likely not I any \ | |J(. 11ore hea<l'?che medicine. I i> xt> ev.imiitu- \ ions tree. If you do n >t io-> <, glasses I w.ll < 11 yon s i. If you do nee I I hem yon >11 lit to get I lie) at Il< l> I. il II. gh. < || iiadiiiit<* ' Ipticiau. I . ; i indit < I JiltHIHeSS (Ihnniir. j ' an ii </'nines IJro hers. tin* well I > -1 mown and nipula" inerehant* I i"iZ hllSlIK H- .1 Il l'Cllllier -lol'ci in the Moore block, li.ive roilj ( .)ii! ilo'ir enure stocks of <ir..'- j ?iati o !s and yroceih's to I lie L'en-hnib (lie's Supp'v Company, Lanens !> " ei's n-'v meic u tile enterprise . ( l li woi k ol tauin^ st? c>* he^an . vesiprday. iiai " * I -in 1'ot trmstroni/ to In- Orator of pri tin On , ot Hi tinion. l oi The old t-ohbers of Lancaster ' .... , . i ?lat manly will he p eased l<j learn , t,.? iliit the gallant ('o'oiiel -lames [',!l Dei A I'm I roii*;, of 'Inn leston, rnejiiev >1 tlie niosi elrijiieni speakeis in i? ' I lie S ate. will deliver an ad- |. Ires* on I lie occasion ol their an ( ii ii a 1 reunion, to lie held at Dixie i . V K,,? mine time in A u ten si. I here will|ti..n 1:*<> !? ' o lier nj>eak rH l lie ro j II Km ? ?'!!? Ill t("' i' '() 1)^ I'Otl:r ?i ii 1 ht (I upon its lm I uih* j fV in him tiring sit fine mi orator is' (Jul. Arms rouse j cat ?????? ??? .nnouncements. For CoiinI)- Muporrlsor, hereby announce myself a candie for County Supervisor, subjeot the rules of the Democratic priry . If elected I pledge myself to charge the duties of the office to t best of my ability . I). W. Ilendrix. For Comity- Supervisor. , hereby announce myself a oandie for the office of County Supernr, subject to the rules anil regiila* ns of the Democratic primary. James O. Porter. For County Supervisor. hereby announce myself a eatulie for re-election to the office of unty Supervisor, subject to the es governing the Democratic pri r>. .M. C. <lardner. Fitr ('uiiiiij Supervisor. Ir. Kditor?IMease announce tliroi the columns of your paper (hat I a candidate for the otliee of ConnSupervisor, subject to the rules renting the Democratic primary, o yean ago I candidate for lection to this ollice, but was deted by a small majorit)?only ten es. I shall ever he grateful to my itids for their liberal support. L. .1. l'erry. For County Supervisor. ifter consulting with a number of friends, 1 hereby announce myself andidate for the otltce of County tervisor, subject to the rules of the mocratic primary. Wylie (J. Caskey. For County Supervisor. Ir Kditor: After many solicita18 to become a candidate for County lervisor, I, after due consideration, eby announce myself as a candie lor that otliee, subject to the mocratic primary. If elected f 11 devote my time to the duties of ollice. H. N. Siowell. For IlcpreNcntMllrc. n the last cauipaign I made a close e for the Legislature, and I prom1 my friends that if there was hing to prevent my entering the e in the next campaign that I iihi run again. And I now anince myself as a candidate for the ?islature, subject to the Demotic primary. Trusting to the people their support, and promising the t service I am able to give tliem, lected, i remain, Geo. \V. .lones. r ur ?<<|<n,Ni'IIIHIir<>. hereby announce myself a candie fur reelection to the House of preventatives, subject to the rules I regulations of the Democratic niary. J. W. Ilamel. For Iteprencn iillri'. greatly appreciate the suggestion nyself as a candidate for the Lrgiture and the many assurances of port I have received. No man Id esteem more highly than myself honor of representing this people re. for years of association with m has proven their worth and inrity. I would like to serve them, I, were I elected, I would do the t. I could for the whole people. I, refore. announce myself a candie for the Legislature, subject to Democratic primary. llarry limes. Cor County Auditor. Iter inanv solicitations to become indidate for the ollice of County I it or. and ' he complimentary "ote reived heretofore, I have ileeid"d no I pledge myself to tie goved by the ru es ami regu at ions of I temocrat ic primary liollis II llorton. Cor County Auditor. living a thorough knowledge of dot ies of t he ollice ol Comit y An>r, and h lieving that I can give ire satisfaction therein. I li> rehv ounce myself a- a camliilate for I oMice. f?iil?j??< t to the ruit-.s of the ncicrat ic primary .1. W> lie I'orter k'or County Auditor herehy announce myself a camlie fur the ollice of ''onnty Axil it or, jecf Io tlie rules of the llemocra ic wary. I'orter M. luckson. >r Sii]M'rinli'nili'.ii !'.<! iic-nt ion. herehy annoiinc-* myself a canclie for ri-elect ion to the ofllce of unty >ii|??*riii11-ii<11-111 of K?t cation, j? ct to the rules of the I lenmcratic mary . W M . Moon'. r Ku iicriutciidciii education heretiv announce no -elf a can lie tor t he olllce of ("unity So per i nilent of Kclncat ion, aiihj"ct to the t?? anil regulations jfoverning the nocrafic primary. If elect,etl, I will ote my lime to the ilntie the ce. Kespect folly, IV. A loii/..? 11tig lies, ir Sn|i rinfci.dcnt lot licit i i i> ti. herehy "announce uiy-e't a c\u.<li tnle Itac cilice of t'onniy > i mo o t. oi of leatioij. Kiihji ct to the rnli - hi I legally s of the lieiiJ'icratic on i m v .1 Mc?k Wi.itf 10 MA\I/Q Printing IU nCnO for others. Why l't we do yours? ? ? ? ? ? ?