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< is* -tali V LOCAL DOTS j ? Attention is directed to Merchant Cloud's now announcement in today'8 paper. ?A son wiu born to Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Moore, of East End, Thursday, Aug. 60th, 11)06. ? Mr. Lee Sistare has accepted a position with the Massey Mobely Co., ol Vanwyck. ?There will bo a picnic at Oak Ridge school house next Sa1-; nivtai. Oil. '? ' - ?.?a,, cm, me uay oi t-*e school closing. ?There will be no mail on the K. F. D. routes next Monday, fSept 3rd, it being Labor Day, which is a national holiday. ?The Rev. R. J. Blackmon will preach at Taxahaw tonight (Saturday) instead of this afternoon as previously announced. ?Farmers report that cotton is being badly damaged by excessive rains and lack of snu bine. The staple is rotting in the bolls. ?P. R. Massey, the well known colored blacksmith, has pur chaeed from Mr. Ii. N. Sowed cwfoat i? known as the Crockett plantr.tion, north of town. A wnratinima io txiini. ? . < MIV1Iiwuow AO CJi CVlf cd on the lot ill rear of the Springs block, for the use of Mer chant John J. Blackmon, who l iter on will move into one of the Springs store rooms, V ?Last Tuesday's election was one of the most quiet and orderly held in Lancaster in years ? FrVery voter seemed to be on his g;ood behavior. No drinking was it Motif.eable and not a single breach of iVie peace occurred. ? Mr. John Q. Consart, who M;ws ii/i a number of years tilled 1 the position of chief engineer at I the Millfort mill here, has accepted a similar position with the Walterboro mill, of which ( .Vr. Jas. T. McGregor is general L manager. Mr. Cousart left Sun- t day for \\ alterboro. Ilis family ] will join him about the first ot November?Fort Mill Times. , j - - ? - ( A jWtirrhwe in Kershaw. Mr. llouzer, oi Almta, and , PUiss Ethel Hilton, daughter of j Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Hilton, of Kershaw, wore married in Ker- j < ahaw Thursday, at 1*2:30 p. 111.11 Ttie bride, a popular and hand- j 1 norne young lady, has many < friends and admirers in Lincas* for, where she ha? occasionally vis*ted. The bridal c?uple pass ; #?i through here Thursday after-1 * M noon, on tho Southern's north I i ( boun 1 passenger train, en route . i ' 'J *<> nioir iniiire noino in iieor-; jria. llii Ap/UUtl to Council. Til? News again appeals to;. */ouncil to increase its street force i j p ir> order to put the pavements , and roads in better condition' before winter weather sets in. Labor is plentiful now, but it ! ' <wi)l l>e scarce a^ain when the'1 farm *rfl begin to harvest their!' I crops. The ruins have made tlie j * hit Is ;iliil siilfWAlh^ i?!nw?sf :ih i foil 1 as I hey art; during the win-i* 1?*r season ?aobid thai they need 1 tmine liate attention Mr. J. L. 1'oag is on a visit to 1 fliis family in Lancaster. ? ^ ' PERSONAL Mr. W. i. Gregory ?p Thursday in Columbia. Mr. Marion Witherspoon vi ed Rock llill this week. Mr. J M. Yoder, ol Vanw] spent Thursday in town. Mr. Samuel Barnelt, of R Hill , is visiting relatives in I caster. Mrs. G. J. Derrick and c dren are visiting relatives Claremont, N. C. Mrs. J. Wylie Porter is v ing relatives and friends in 1 caster. ?Kershaw Era. Mrs. G. F. Payseur and c dren have returned to their hi in Lancaster.?llock Hill 1 aid. Mr. and Mrs. VV. E. Par visited friends and relatives Kershaw and Haile Gold M this week. Mr. and Mrs. JohnCaskey Lancaster, visited the latt brother, Mr. II. L. Blackmon, week.?Kershaw Era. Messrs Z. L. Robertson, Bi Mobley and James llobertso the Oakhurst section, spent ncsday in Lancaster. Misses Bleka Lindsay and Li Flowers, of Rook llill, who h been visiting in Lancaster, turned home this week. Messrs Tatum and E l. Ma of Shopton, N,C.,are visit relatives and fiends in the > Cut and Dixie sections. Misses Bessie and M\ Jones, of Lancaster, are gii for a few days of Mrs. A Brice.?Chester Lantern. Mra. (5. W. Phillips and daughters, of Lancaster, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. Phillips.?Rock Hill Record. Mrs. S R Blackmon and s }f Lancaster,spent yesterday h >11 their return from a visit to laughter in Gastonia.? Che* Lantern. Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Taylor i Mr. L L Helms of Lancaster J., visited Iriends and relati n this conimnuity last, week Monroe Journal. Mrs. Goodman Taylor s .1.1,1 r 11..;i ? ' lujui uuny, visiiuu iurs. i or's sisters here, Mrs. II. Km d< mirk ami Mrs. (J M. II I'.mi , tlio past. week. Mioses Ella and Nannie r. on, ol Lancaster, came over S lay to spend a lew days w lii-ir e msins the Misses Bulls >n Hampton street.? Rook i [Record. Mrs. Livinia Gulp, ol Plea'? Valley, a..a Mi-s Mary Harris Kort Mill. S. ()., are visitinj ho home oi Mr. an I Mrs. O. [loath, on Klziheth Heights Jliarlotte Observer. Miss Mary Cunningham, Liberty Hill, who h ?s been vi of; friends at Lockhart, arri yesterday aliern >on to visit lister, Mis. Ah-xinder Owens [v. K. I). No. 1. She and lister, Miss Sallie Cunnin'yh who h?s been spending all three weeks wi ll Mrs. Owens; Mrs K. M White, will leav.their homo Saturday.?Chet Lantern. J Col. 11. G. Mcllwaiu of Roc Jj Hill spent Thursday and Frida ??1 in Lancaster. out I Mr. Earl Dues spent. Sunday i Lancaster, S. C.?Monroe E? i?it- q??rer. Misses Pearl and Bessie M< , Manus and Miss Nell Hough ar visiting 111 Kershaw. , Mrs. John Cook, of Lancaster ock S. C., is visiting her brother, M: jHU- ' . L. M. Hilton.?Monroe Enqin-ei . ., Miss Kloise Foster rotu 11c dnl. ^ yestordiy from an extended trt to New York and other point North. isitMr. George Allison, ol -??n . Francisco. Cal., is visimig hi father, Col. R. E. Allison, an family. otne T Mrs. T. M. Hughes and chi ler- ^ dren, of Lancaster, >S. C., an Miss Mabel Ardrey, oi Fort Mil due Jiro visiting Mrs. W. A. Watsoi al on North McDowell street. - 1,1 e Charlotte Observer. t ot Lancaster'# First Bale. er 8 Lancaster received her fin bale of thib year's cotton yestei day. It was sold by Mr. C. A arry Bird, of Tax ihaw, llie Lancastf 11 of Mercantile company being tli fed- purchaser. The bale weighed 50 pounds, and the price paid wa lian I? cents per pound, ave Club urn II utter. reMrs. L M. Clyburn, whoa rks urilicai 1,1U0'S was noted in 01 .^ ' lastjissue, is giadually improving * ? She was brought to hor liom I G \V here Thursday by Mr. Clybur and her brother, Mr. T. M. Bell mie from Mr. John Craig's, on M ests Clyburn'8 place a tew miles b< . G. low Heath Springs, whore sh was taken fuck. Mrs. Clyburn tw0 numerous friends wish for her the spcody recovery. H. Death of <1 adfje A. C. Clark, c Florida--lie was a Katieei on, Tjane aster. ore Mrs. Jennie Clark Hughes, o her Heath Springs, received a tele iter gram last Friday, Aug. 2*111 informing her of ihe dea'h o and hor brother, Col. A. C. Clark <; ? Sumtervllle, Fla., which occurr ??? i wl llmf (lav '1 "l- ? "" " yCK | "V " ? ~ " | J'- "I <1 Ins homo in Sumterville. Judg Clark was ;i lawyer ol distinc i lion and a man ol pleafdnir per i 1 AOL ^ sonality. Ho was noted lor hi 'V-i nobility ?f character and warm i hearted generosity. As lie whii ^ar" I through lifo, ho din ali the ' ind ! ness he could, and his friend ar-' were legion. uti I Judge Cla.k was a native o ii)i Lancaster conn y, but had ikoi ird, ,a resident of Florida a numbei o Hill! years. Besides Mrs. Ilughes, li is survived by another sister ii this county, Miss Rachel Clur* ant and also a toother, Mr. Jmne i, ol ^'iark. , ^ 1'. Referred to "Billv Bnrk- " ? (From Greenwood Journal.) The New York Independent <f in writing about the peekabo sit- shirt waist, says ''it is a sensibl ved garment, \ hat fits the hot season.' her It certainly tils tl?o voung thim , on that wears it, and, we may ud< her 'o the wise and timely no mm en ?m, of The Independent, that it suit nut everybody." tod| The above is respectfully r? tor ferred to our gonial friend iter | Fd tor Clias. T. Connors, a , Lancaster News. We tru-a liia a jf STYLISH I I FOOT WEAR | ^ ?????????? ?j I IWe are showing a new ? line of Fall styles in j ? L8 ^ fine shoes for ladies. j W d|* j # i Dorothy Dodd and j | Duttenhofer. 1 i,|^ These two well known -1 brands of shoes need ^ | no introduction, as they * ? I are both well advertis- j a J ed lines j V r-1 i Young Ladies. S 1 r ^ come in and select you m ? J a nice shoe before leav- W \ ' *n? f?r sc^??l v :| E. E. CLOUD 1 u ? Gash Store. ? - Business Notices Announcements. All Notices inserted under Second Primary Election. this head at the rate of ONE CENT ___ A WORD for each insertion No For County Treasurer, i/ notice to be counted less than 2f> . words. Having served the unexpired term of W. C. Caulhen, deceased, I hereby announce myself a .candidate for the MEAT MAUKKT?Owing to sickness, oftlce of County Treasurer, subject to I I have temporarily closed my meat mar- the rules of ihe Democratic primu kot. 8. E. A. lliuson. ary. J. E. Blackinon. ,/* i, WANTED -A few brick layers at once. Fordounly Trcauirrr. j , Best wages #2 r?o. Apply to.I. C. Gordon, 1 hereby announcomys.lt a candidate' j Yunwyck, S. C. '2t for the otlie? of (loiiuty treasurer for Lan,1 | canter county, subject to the rules of the WANTED A teacher tor Jacksonhatu Democratic primary. W. II. Alillen. " | school. Apply to G. E. McDow, Route 1, t- Lancaster, 8. t'?. _, ,, , , ,, '* t I- or otiuly A mliliir. e! FOR SALE?Good firm n.-ar Ue.ith After many solicitations to becAme Sj rings, about lUOaues, good buildings, a candidate for the ?>t*i<>, < ounty " | good well water, etc Apply to A. I? Mob- Auditor, and t.lie complimentary vote - j ley, Heath Springs, S. c. *2t I received heretofore, 1 have decided __?_____ to run. 1 pledge myself to he gov* S I FOUND?Small parcel si reel, by J. F \ri,eil! b> ' '"V "ions ?f I | Hunter, which owner may recover by ulen- eniocratic primary I lifying same and payiug f->r this notice, llolus H. llorton. f | ('all at tliis oftlce. . - or oiuiiy Auditor. h houses and MAKES ? carload of Having a thorough knowledge of *> I Hoc liorHttH a nil mares to arrive next week the dutirs nf lh? ollici of County AnI ?about Tuesday. Our Mr. Iloo.l wires us ditor, and believing that I can give ' from St liouis ilia? tlioy nr.-?l.r Hurst i.ni- entire satisfactiou therein, I hereby I' mula yet hipped t>> Lanctat r i'all au?i announce tnyeelf a- i candidate for 1 s. ? thein (Jre^oi'V-Hood l.iw Stock <'o. said ?.flier.-uhjeet : > the rules of the t ! __________ Democratic primary # ' .1. Wylie Porter ! ho may he able lo get satifactoo ry explanation from ;i careful ?'?r t'oumy N?i?er? u?r. 11 Lfcmiy of it. In c.??e he cannot Mr-Editor-Please at.nou .ee thro 5 * ugh the columns of y on r puper t hat I s'solve the problem he might call ant a candidate for the oiflce of foun, . ty Supervisor, subject to the rules j Dl.ly l>ot:k Hi tor consu 111.loll. governing tiie Democratic primary. Two year- ago I was a candidate for reelection t?> this office, hui was deThe Vote frtr f'.onoro.c feated hy a small maturity-onlv ten * ~ ? "" in I -1.11 ever to* grateful to my Fifth District. """*' ",r ","ir "'" ralt:"l;'"p!.rri, 1 1'or Ominlj Sit|M'rt (Mir. Air Kditor: After many solicita,. | Strait. Filll(\V tions to become acandidatr to/('ounty > Ycirk .I| o ?jor ^''prrvisor, I, after dU Mvaaidoration, i ?' w?k ? hereby announce myself ?* a oandiir | Chester 1 174 4!>7 ''aie f?r tiiut uflice, subject to the J ' _ Ilemocratic primary It elected f } 1 Kershaw, SI!) So5 shall devote my time to the duties of t j L'he*terlield, f>;;o 1 ,727 the ?n5,!e* 11 N s,,wel1 I .... s unin iimcr, ' 830 I Fairliehl, ;}1?2 710 NotiCC. J Th< coxt regular tombcr*'examination Totll'f '1.820 7,004 Wl11 be lichl ul I.ancestor C. II . beginning I nt 9 o'clock a. in. Frulnv, Kopirnilar Hint, il ? ? ? UK (J W. M MOt >KE, > j..i ? :u * T> v County Sui??. Eilnrntion. t oubacubo to 1 Me Nr \ i \ . v V J \ >