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LOCAL DOTS ^jj ?Cotton brought 9*c. on this market yesterday. P p ?Don't forget to vote in the pritrary election next Tuesday. ?Don't fail to read Merchant Kd wards's uniquo advertisement V elsewhere. J Dr. Brimm, of the Catawba High School. Rock Hill, visited Lancaster this week. ? ?Mr. Goo. Baker is boring a ^ well for Mr. W. J. Cunninrrlmtn ? J ill the hitter's yard. t> ?Attention is called to new 1 announcement of the First National Bank in today's paper. F ?Mr. 11. E. Mcllwain has ac- ' copied a position with the HeathJones Co. Mr. J. H. Carnes is 1 *W mow with the Lancaster Mercan- t tile Company. s ?Magistrate IJ. W. Mobley, of 1 Heath Springs, turned over to ^ the county treasurer a tew days Ago fines, etc., collected by him j, the past quarter, amounting to j $96.80. ? Al Fraser, col., was arrested j, Thursday by Policeman Iliddle for boating a small negro boy. Al ?l first resisted arrast, but the olltcer compelled him to accom- 11 patiy him to the Mayor's ollice , where he was fined $7.50. ?Master Lee Stroud, son of ^ Air. Timothy Stroud, of this V place, died the 17th instant, aged 5 years. The remains were buried ^ in (he new cemetery. The lad's 1' life was insured in an industrial ^ insurance agency. ?Mr. J. Telephone Thomas- s son has been engaged for some h weeks in making .mark ?d im- e Troveraent in Lancaster's plume - stem. Hundreds of old poles ? liave been replaced by much v larger and better ones. p . t The Count)/ Cam/miyn this Week --Closing Meeting at Laneas/.er Today. t The county campaign closes to- * ' -day with the meeting at the court 1 iiotse. The meetings this week were la'rly well attended and the candidates w?r? ?iv?n #v.>?iiuni v 0 .. . V jattention at each point. About li 200 persons were present at the |; "White Mull mooting Tuesday.? \\ Mr. Jasper llorton was the pre aiding ollicer. Col. L C. Liouch presided at the Kershaw meeting j Wednesday. The audience was oof very largo?something over j 100 The attendance the n xt . 1 11 f <iay, Thursday,at Heath Springs, ^ was larger, about 250 persons be ^ ing present. Mr. W 13. Bruce j] Acted a* chairman of the meeting. We have not heard Irom t lie meet A. c ing at Carmel yesterday, nor the meeting at the cotton ^ mills last night.. We tiro infoimed by Mr. .John , II *T. Green, who attended the ^Wluto 13lull', Kershaw and Heath {Springs meetings, t h ?t the speech- j 4tn of the candid ites were practically Aha same as those reported *>y. him lor The News lastweek. ' Mrs. F. K Smith and childit n , p ? ?f Newport are vi-itinjr the lumi- 'l .'\ of her brother, Mr. and Mrs. j I. iv. A. ' on?r. of t lis place. They n will viwit her parents, Iiev. and a V ' a* vi ri ..~ ..I ? - ? .V ?a, ?| ? i II ^ I ; I, Uli; , '? i , ni.xt wco'(> ' li ) PERSONAL J Mr. VV. II. lleed is spending a Rest art of his vacation at Great alls. , Qc Col. Lerov Springs and family ave returned from Lake Toxa ray. presi Capt T. C. Hicks spent Thurs ^ ( ay in Charlotte. Mr. W.T. Williams has return Jav d from his trip to Norfolk and Was few York. is>uc Mr. L?. C Hough has gone North t'10 r> replenish his stock of jewelry, ^ eri tc. of ,h ., icine Dr. Pryor, of Chester, paid a , . . syivi iroiessioiial visit to Lancaster 44 Y hursdav nifili*. expr Mr. C. J. Iienrv, now of Kock \Y (3it lill, spent Thursday in Lancus- eX;vn er, his late home. {j j Mr. T. M. Hughes, of the Wil- pres* lams-Ilughes Co., has gone lesio forth to buy fall goods. toun Mr. John C. AlcDow, of Char " eston, is spending a few days in aincaster, his old home. hitte cour? Mr. It. B. Cunningham and ,|)f simily, of K ?ck Hill, are visiting lrG!|, elatives in Liberty Hill. two Mrs. Charles D. .Joues is visit- City tig her sister in Charlotte, Mrs. New . C. Montgomery. the c Capt. and Mrs .1 M. Warwick tute. ave returned from a pleasant isit to Waxhaw, N. C. Alia Miss Maggie Mayer, of Oxford, i. C., is visiting her sisters, Mrs. l{' ^anuie Jones and Miss Mariah layer. ?aP* a > Mr. E. E. Cloud, of Rock 11 ill, \Ved pent Wednesday in Lancaster, (]l0m, ooking after his popular mer-jan(j anlile establislinient here. drive Mr. II. T. Williams and family More iioved from Lancaster to York the ille this week. Mr. Williams abou ias been buying cotton here for whe< ho past two or three seasons the 1 Mr. and Mrs W. II. Reed re- ,ini,n urned Thursday from their visit c^lP o Yorkvil'e, accompanied bv M r lieir nieco, little Miss Jennie ' ii n rid in lackorell. the Mr. and Mrs. C II. Hurley, o! ,, trr( Jinety Six, attended the funeral over iere this week of Hie hitter's iinented father, (i.-o NV. l'liil- j<olv ips. Mr. Hurley paid this office pleasant call while in town. proai Mrs. li A. Dobson, lately ot to |,t Lershaw hut who-e future home tran rill he in Laurens, where Mr. es )ohson has been elected superin- ^j1 en'lent ot the gra led schools, is ;t<re(l pending awhile with her pa am] .-ills, dodge and Mrs, 1). A. Wil- j^jr> itims. from Capt. .1. I*. King, the genial hous onduetor of the L. A: C. railway, Fien .'ho has been olf duty since the C'tin tli of July with an attack of Fere ever, spent Wednesday here and and is friends were gla l t ? see him. F. P 'hough not strong yet he is im- en's roving every day and hopes to strut e able to go to work by the first Mr. f September.?Chester L in'ern jj. 11 Mrs. Ii. Ij. Stover, with herinint dauchfr, who his been I M . . I pending some time with her Hill arents, Mr. and Mrs. Li. (!. cuisi 'ennaiit at Winnsboro, sp nt a rotui \v hour* here yesterday aher- was oon osi her return to her homo i.in<r t K m'iImw Mr. Stov r came N. (J v r .. h w days a#o I ? accompany a p or.?Chester Lantern- there Thfc Dog Was Mad. lit of Examination of rain of Dog Killed Satur ly Night. r. J. M. Riddle, lr., who ex>ed to Philadelphia last 811 lithe head ot the dog J hat b't ' ieman K. R. Riddle Satur-j night, an account of which i published in Wednesday's I s of The News, ha? received , following letter Irom Dr ier Nisbet, ussis mt di'vetor e laboratory of c.imc.d mod > at the University of 1' tinmia : our letter of August 10 hand ess package of Angu-t 20th i received. The microscopic filiation of the brain Irom lead of the dog shows the ance of PNegri Bodies''. Tue ns are characteristic ot those d in rabies. ie proper course to take persons that have been n by the dog is a prompt so of treatment at one of Pasteur Institutes for the ment of Rabies. There are such institutes in New York , one under control of the York City Board ot Health, >ther by the Pasteur lusti 'I here is also an Institute in Lmore and one, I believe, In nta, Ga." t mt waif-. Driver It full]/ II art. team of intiles belonging to Alec West ran away with vagon loaded with lumber DPuil o \r u I ....'I* ~ 1 ,..vq\?h,j ^ oi (%i ' i HU, ni8 | p, at the old Stevens place, running for halt a mile. The tr, a colored man uamed 5 Shelly, was thrown from wagon ami badly injured it the heal and leg, the ds passing over him. One of ti tles was also hurt. The lals were frightened by a of thunder. r. John J. Blackmon and 11. (J. Hough's little son, ig in different vehicles, met runaway in the road and )wly escaped being run | n I'rtt/H-rtf/ <7nnn/ini/ Unmix. i the fall o!" the year apcites activity is beginning > apparent in rani esta'e actions. The following hous,d lots in town were sold j U/Aplr f j!.--. /*?* .. n., v im'ihu fin v.; irier cy: Residence at corner Elm French streets, occupied bv j -J. .1 Cherry, bought by him Mr. W . J. Cunningham; e and lot 111 rear of name, on J ch street, also sold bv Mr. tnnghutn to Mr. Janus M.i uson; the 11 E. Coflev house' lot in Wen' End, sold to Mr. . Giles; Mrs. M. E. Cauth-I oou-3 and lot on Catawba | t, occupied by the lainily of II. 1? Pardee, sold to Mr ' . Carnes. iss Kiltie Dunlap, ol Rock' , who has 1> 't'li visiting her in, Mis< Irene Cunningham,' rued home I'iiursday. She accompanied by Miss C'unb un, who has gone to Sterns to spend a tew days with arty of relatives visiting Announcements. For C'on 111r Trcnn'r.'p. Having served the unexpired term of W . <?. (Jauthen, deceased, L hereby announce myself a candidate for the ollice of County Treasurer, subject t? the rules of the Democratic primary. J. K. Illackmon. For < 0111113 Treasurer. I hereby anuouuce myself a candidate fo tho office of County Treasurer, subject t< the rules of tl" Democratic primary. U. ltaxter ltiackmon. For Fount) Treasurrr. 1 hereby announce niyself 11 caodidat for the office of County Treasurer for Lan caster county, subject to the rules of th Democratic primary. \V. 11. Mil eu. For Sii|tcriiiteii<l?*:i I Ftlnrnlion. I hereby announce tnyself a candi <Ia'e for re-election to the office o t'ouniy Superintendent of Kducation f.libject to the rules of tile Democrats primary. \V. M. Moore. or nll|M'rllllrlHl<>lll r.tllll'IllllMI I hereby announce myself a candidate tor 'tn* otllce of County Superintendent ?>t Kducation, subject to tin rule* and regulations governing tin Democratic primary. If ejected, I wil devote my time to the duties of th olfice. Respectfully, \V. Alonzo Hughes. I'm' Siiin'riiitiuKlrut Fdiicaliitu. I bcn-liy announce myself a candi-lati for the office of County Supetintendent o Education, subject to the rules and regain tious ol' the Democratic pri \ a? v. J. Meek White. Far Frolmfc Jii<Ik? I hereby announce myself a candidate tor re-election to the oil" n* ol Probate Judge, subject to the rules ol the Democratic primary. J. E. Stewman. For .>1 agist rule. I hereby announce myself a candidate for reelection to the olUce ol Magistrate for Hufonl Township.subjeet to the rules and regulations ol the Democratic primary. Win. C'arnes. For Mugialrntc. 1 hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of Magistrate foi liutnrd Township, subject to the rulei of the Democratic primary. II W. Taylor. For I hereby announce myself acandi date for reelection to the olllce o Magistrate at Lancaster, subject t? the rules of the Democratic primary \V . 1*. < 'askey. . For MnelNlrale. 1 hereby announce myself a candi date for re-election to the (rilice o Magistrate forCedar Creek Township subject to the rules of the Democrat ii primary. >V. F. Hudson. For .>1 HifiMtrwtc. I hereby announce myself a candi date for reelection to the otliee of Ma gistrate for Indian Land Township subject to tbe rules and regulations o the Democratic primary. I). Iv Hall For MuKislralr. The friends of Mr. \. W. Ilieklin an nonnco his name as a candidate for the of tice of Magistrate for Cedar Creek township subject to the rules governing the Deoio cratic primary. For .MiieislrKtc. The many friends of It F. I'hillip hereby announce bis name as a can didate for Magistrate at Laneaste Cotton Mills, subject to the Demo cratic primary. Voters Business Notices All Notices inserted undei this head at the rate of ON K CL\"| A WORD for each insertion. N< notice to he counted less 'hh.i worua JUST KECK I VKI>?Fresh lot o Woods Turnip Seeds, Come ipiirk ai they won't lint long I'eoples Suppl; Company. STHAY IIKIKKK.?One hrimlii heifer, about Is months old ?one h >ri shorter than the other?taken ii| about ten days ago on my farm. Osvii er can g i same tiy paying co.-t ? this advertisetneot and price tor can and feed. W C II nutrh. Aug 24th. IbOb Clarcniont College H IfKoltY, X. C. 'J lie 201h session begins oil Sept. 1> Thorough college course by able fae uliy Two scholarships to he givei in each depart men! to deserving girls in Library ?'< ur-e, l'iano, Voice Vio tin, i ?n -ving, 1*.tinting. Kb cuLmo I'hyj-ical < lilt tire, MeiioHraphy, Tj pf writing jftl Hiiokkeppiii^. >'nt>Ii< m Iiom) ilrawr.it; in noriii.il course. Ko uataliiK*'** ?!?p'y I?. \V. K K A I >. l'lva't., Hickorj. \. (!. Take The News. o . Announcements. For Ntiji i, i I hereby announce myself a candidate for County Supervisor, subject i to the rules of the Democratic pri> mary. If elected I pledge myself to . discharge the duties of the otlice to the best of my ability . D. VV. Hendrix. For County Niipervlsor. o I hereby announce myself a candidate for the otlice of County Supervisor, subject to the rules and regula tions of the Democratic primary. .lames O. Porter. e For County Supervisor. '* I hereby announce myself a candidate for re-election to the oflice of County Supervisor, subject to the rules governing the --r- " ?V1V |'? ?I mary. M. C. Gardner. 1 For County Supervisor. n Mr. Editor?Please announce through the columns of your paper that I am a candidate for th<? olHce of County Supervisor, subject to the rules governing the Democratic primary. Two years ago 1 was a candidate for ? reelection to this office, hut was dc> feated by a small majority?only ten I votes. I shall ever he grateful to my P friends for their liberal support. E. .1. l'erry. For County Supervisor. After consulting with a number of I tuy friends, I hereby announce myselt f a candidate for the nflire of County Supervisor, subject to the rules of the I Democratic primary. Wylie <>. Caskey. For County Supervisor. Mr. Editor: After many solicita t ions to become a candidate for County Supervisor, 1, aiier due consideration, hereby announce myself as a candidate fur that office, subject to the Democratic primary. If elected t shall devote my time to the duties of the office. II. N Sowell. For Count)' Supervisor. Mr. Editor: Please annmim w M r I W. H. Cnlp as a candidate lor <bounty , Supervisor, subject to ttie rules governing the Democratic primary. Knowing: Mr. (Jiilp to be a successful I business man ami well qualified to till said ottloe, we fake pleasure in prep senting his name as r. candidate f heres for to the voters of l ".ncasler county. Many Friends. l or ltepreseulitiive. In the last campaign I made a close f race lor the Legislature, and i prom? ised my friends that if there was nothing to prevent my entering rhe race in the next campaign that I would run again. And I now announce myself as a candidate for the - Legislature, subject to the Demof cratic primary. Trusting to the people i, for their support, and promising the t? best, service I am able to give them, if elected, I remain, Geo. \V. .Jones. For Hoi.rrM'iiltdire. I hereby announce myself a candii, date for reelection to the House of f KepreaentatIves, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic primary. .1. W. Mantel. For Kcpreseii ntive. I greatly appreciate the suggestion of myself as a candidate for t he Leg'. islature and the many assurances of support I have received. No man could esteem more highly than myself the honor of represent ing t his people there, for years of association with s them has proven their worth and in tegrity. I would like to serve tlmn., r and, were I elected, I would do tht* - best I could for the whole people. 1, therefore, announce myself a candidate for the Legislature, subject to " : the Democratic primary. Harry lhnes. ! I'or ID-present Jtl i re. The friends ot Mr. \V. I'russly itoluueou p I iirli in mill I*?I!I'l1 mill US I'lllllll I. '<1 tor > I tin* lloust of l{t'|iviscntnlivM, subject to , j tin* rules of ilio Democratic | iiinury. ' I'nr Count)- % mil i?r. After many solicitat ions to become f I a candidate for tin* ollice ol County s j Auditor, and tlie eon.p'imentary vote y | I received heretofore, 1 ' a decided j to run I pledge myself to hi gov.. I erned by the rules an regulations of I tlie Democratic primary Mollis II Tforton. i For Count) Auditor. i Having a thorough \nowledge of e the duties of the oftice of c ount y Auditor, and hi-lieviiig lhat I can give ! entire satisfaction (herein, I h?reby j announce my sell as u candidate for _ >aid ofiice, subject to the rules of (he I)emoerat ic primary .1. \? ylie Porter. Fop CoiiiiI)' Auditor I hereby announce myself a o.aniliilate for the ollice of ''ount.\ A tiitor, - subject to flic rules of the Demur ?ntii' i primary. I'orter M. .tnck.-oii. : I hereby announce m:\s It e e.itnli late [ | for the stut' >enate, snl?j. ct to tin> rules of r the Deniocr.ilif plimuii .1 Harrv Foster. l or Mate Nonii?or. I am i cnntliila! i?.r . .ln.ator, ~ ; f??r l.an -.ste ion y, -lit , .t to the .rules governing the ileutoeratic priI niarv election. T. Y. v\ I 1.1,1 A MS.