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oca) Matters, Cotton brought about 1> cents ye terd ay. At least one hundred persons! Attended the State fair from this! county this wet k. If you want u cup of good' Coffee try Golden Gem ?t \V Pj lion nott's. Mr* K K Smith of lilaekshurg, i is visiting her sist,er, Mrs \\ S Lan^lwy at this place. _ llcinz's Pickles, swcot and sou r ; chow-chow, etc, just arrived at ; Bennett's grocery. Thursday, Nov. 2!)th, has been | no* apart as Thanksgiving day l?y the President of the I'uitcd Stales. . Mr T K Langlev has purchase.I i a lot North of Mr .1 II Carnes' a11<i >>iii ercci dwelling on It- at an early day. Mr Wni Hays, purchased fifty acres of land from Mr Wilson Kowoll, near () K, the past week for ivhicb lie paid $500. Next Wednesday will l>? the regular monthly meeting of the Lancaster Ililles. All members are requested to ho present. Magistrate Caskoy has sent Lewis Humes, col, up tor :?<> days I on * he chain gan^ for carrying concealed weapon. _ .1 M Hoc) 1, mantiL'tr of the Linnblir Mercantile) Co s stahlns, i left for 11 ??* Western markets yes terday afternoon to buy several car load* of stock. Mr Wm lingers and Miss Kn-j docia lVrry, daughter of Mr .1 .1 , Perry of Indian land, were mar- I riad, Friday night last, hy lvev K A Yonguo. Mr I j S hlliott has moved to i his new homo on I>unlup Streat aid Mr Wm M Moore has moved into tlm house vacated hy Mr K. ( in Fust End. 1 The phone line from this place! to Monroe h:is lieen completed. The lirst through inc.-soover, the new lino mis sent ye-terday. There arc t< n phones on the lino. Mr. C .) Ij Moody nnd family, j and Mr. A 11 Moody am! family, left on Thursday la.-t for Summer-] lield, Flu., where they will iiiiko their homo in 1he future. The West wishes of their hosts of friends throughout the county go with them. A special train passed through ! here Thursday morning carrying the Winthrop College girls to Columbia for the fair. They re turned Thursday night, having spent a pleasant day in tho capital city, no doubt. Tho Lancastrians who visited the State fair felt very proud of the, exhibit of the Lancaster traded school. They say it was the most comp'ete, and one of the most interesting of all tlic school exhibit*. The State and News and Courier I Kith speak <juite flatteringly of the exhibit. Hero is whut they I say: "The Lancaster schools have a very interesting exhibit also. This was, perhaps, the best packed of the exhibit and was ar ranged so well that it was coin 1 paratively little trouble to display. 1 It seemed to some of the young ladies who wero displaying it on the walls the other day that the teachers at Lancaster must have rehearsed the hanging of the vari* one drawiegs, paper figures and the like before packing them." Hon (Jims D Jones and his charming: hride arrived homo last night from their extended hridal tour, having spent most of 'lie time in visiting the most prominent cities of the North. They returned hv Columbia and spent several davs there this nr?k. i * Letters advertised for the neoU ending Novemher 3, 19<>0: Mist .1 It Smith, Mis? Kmmu Howe, | Henry John on, .John McManua, Ij K Dunlnp, Win li Paters, W 111 McKlniuroy, Fred Musaey. Bella Nance, i\ m. Lancaster, S C. ? Mrs. Betsy Plvler, widow of j the Into Peter Plyler of B ford township, died hist Saturday. She w as very old, her beinjj about ninety yeai b. Several children and other r?dati\es survive her. ''"he remains were buried at , Smyrna, Sunday. ? Monroe Knuuirer. Last \ve*k Mr E B Mobley sold it carload of cotton seed to tli* Chester Oil Mill for which l-?! received 11 check for $523 H3 fthoot $.'?+K S3 more than the amount received* for a carload sold, two \r?rs hjjo. ? Itock Hill Ilertild. (tlukciiey-Clurk Married, at the Methodist parsonage at this place, J?y Kev A N Hrunson, Thursday night, Not l?t, 1000, Mr .luliii It Blakenev | and Miss Bessie Claik, both high* i lv esteemed and popular young! people of our town. While the: happy vent had been surmised j I>v their many friends yet it was j a irrrat surprise to most of them, I for they kept the secret h? to the time a profound one. Death ot'au AjjciI Lady Mrn. A one \Tilfon<; Williams, widow of the late .Joshua Williams died at the home of her son, Mr. !' T Williams, near Creek 1*. O., in this county, last Wednesday j morning, Oct 31st, after a pro I traded illness. She was 79 yearn I of a^e and was an excellent christian lady. She was a sister of our townsman, Mr. J E Stew-1 man, and alno of Mrs. .1 M Riddle, j one jouiru 1MB ."VieiDOUiai CDlircU j mere than half a century ago and was u member at Hopewell at the! time of her death. She leaves! four children surviving her: Messrs. (i W., 1? T., and Sum J! Williams and Mrs. S II Stogner. ! i lie remains of this good woman i wee interred at Camp Creek Haptiat church on Friday after funeral services conducted Wy the Kev. A N Iiruneon of thia place. Kemnrkuhlo Record for Fair I Week. The people of the State have reason to he proud of the record for order t llllt Ihik Imnn nimtrt 1-n far during fair week. Though the j police force hail been increased the behavior of visitors and home peo- ; plo lias been so good that the police have had practically nothing to do There have been some alight tiffs here and there hut in no in stance has a serious breach of the peace been reported. Kverybody ! has been in lino humor.?The State, 1st inst. Burned in the .Fail. Graham, .(ia., Nov?At Hazlehurst, six miles above hero, l ist night the town jail was consumed by fire. In the jail at the time was a negro, who was burned to death. The negro was charged with robbery, aid it is supposed i that ho himself set the jail afire, hoping to burn his way out. His shrieks were heard by citizens who went to the scene but arrived too late to bo any assistance. The negro's name is unknown. Kershaw Democrats. They Will Stand Together Against the Independent Candidate. Special to The State. Camden, Oct ?A meeting of the county Democratic executive committee was held today to con aider the present political situation in this county. Several short addresses were made to the committee by prominent gentlemen, all of whom declared themselves in favor of supporting the Demo crntic nominees as decl rod by the committee. A resolution was parsed calling for a muss meeting of tlie Democrats of Kershaw county to be hold in tho court house in Camden on Saturday, Nov .3d, at 11 o'clock a m. All Democratic nominees, supervisors of election and managers of election and all Democrats generally are requested to lie present and to express themselves on the present situation. Russia Raises Cotton. St Petersburg, Oct 30.?Official reports show that the area tinder cotton cultivation in Russian Central Asia has increased IJO per cent this year The crop is estimated at 7,T>00,000 p >od, or half the Russian requirements, whereas previously only (>,000,000 pood had hcen procured froini Russian possessions. I'his restilt is attributed t.> the increased raw cotton import duty introduced last winter. The situation in the c tton industries is improving. w A 1 * ? ? * ? - /v eaierpiuur is so <?roe<iv that in one month, it nsuallv devours 0,000 times its own weight in food. Train up a child and away he will jjTo, tint when hp finds he cannot support himself and his lar<xe family, he will not depart from you. -Heath ] tnil we start i ever seen. Fro Carolina. He; iii?, but the pile!selling, lead us t else I hey unit too caught the "public's eye" and Mis Goods and Silks, Tempting Prices all the new shadings. Scotch CI in the Cities. Wo show in Black ( you want it is hero. In Capos an< of their value, Ours were selected g! lodge.*) Ilros & that you want, i Times in our CI clothing than all our Slothing l*r $(?()(> worth of ( f^rOUU *10,000 00 stork ? hero. Prices in our Advei tisemer The people he -Heath ] | Georgia Legislators Fight With Knives. : i K?j)?s?ntative Hardin Stubbed ly Senator Harkaway. Wera on Train (ioin* to State Fair. Atlanta, (la, Nov 1.?A special from Yaldosta, Ga, says: It leaked out todnv that a tight occurred last night on the special train bringing the Georgia legislature here to attend the State fair. There wa* a difficulty between some of the members and it is understood that Mr II rdin of j Wilkes was stabbed by Senator j i Humrick. Mr Hardin was put otT tho train at Forsyth for medical treatnient. Several other members, including t Mr Cann of Glial ham, received slight injuries in the cfTort to { separate the belligerents. It is said that the men were the heat of frL.nl* and whiskey is given as film ennen ?lw? I.!? 'I'l... WI IIIVJ IMMI Wir. 1 II'* psirty very much regret tl*? alTair | and none of tliein can be induced to talk about it. CASTORS A For Infanta and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bough! . Signature of I Notice to I >el?tors of 11 .1 ( ! <? * ory *V Co. ami l-'iiruicrs' ltanl? ing ?V .Mercantile Co. All notes and accounts belong iniT to the old linn II J (Jregory J Co., and the tirm of the Farmers' i Hanking and Mercantile company have been placed in my hands for collection. Parties indebted to I either or both linns are requested to come forward and settle at once. J. F. (ire^ory, Oct 2, 1900. Banking <5 i hit hiibLi/tk;^ nhiii I >IV /li lit K?1 iii all markets we m iiml Mm ire too liusv to kn i of Dress (>oods. 0 think that they much J or them. a ' h< in and her assintant are U?-|-t bu W e meet all wishes, Broad eiot hoviots in Sha?r?;y effects. Alway roods, Cheviots, Camel's Hair, Mohi 1 C U~ 1 - . A I it- - 1 - i i ur?, i?? rrii'iv 10 nuy ine ncsi vani by an export and we </uarantee them m We ar?i tlie I lIBJof "ndei-wea </<?, Baltimore, idiile it lasts at othing {Stock. Itl I the balance ol ices as to find the "lotliiii? i>loiulay. t?f Shoes needa no mention. Ilirda o its are worthless until you see the (i< dieve in ns, and v Banking Lands for Sale The following <!esimh!o Inwls in Lancaster county sue offered lor sale .>11 esc v terms SS ? |{..l r - < ( MMI :ii-ieJ K, Mini XJ Kuii'ct hu I-Ihoj- 0S7 acres I. W 'l'i| Hum ; l-.-e !'2I iter* a. It. VV*. Me|)?.w i :e e 7 > res I f jmr( toi > f e" 11 or ??f ' i sjiiiM a *? are i|?hI i"'il i lie s?>nie -Ml to* iu?i ""i Ulnl IiiMII pinch; M'rn u of which can he ol lamed- i' ji'iention to <) ('u?th- |>i s< i si' iv? of the owners o*- I! I'. ?V It I', \ lie > canter, s. c. tlni. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. C O U N T V O F T.ANCASTFH, r '> on ? ' j>r ,i,i Ilv t M?n?. J> ,Jd> ,|i|ii;?e of J'roh re ??? .? nri'i \>4 u M'I't.S'll hiiit ?'i m <> t?t Mm ' ci'f.s . r \itm5, r-?ti.i>< tin *w>i?iv iir?n >> t|m |wl?|t ? i >r n !|'l pf!? ?? ? <ir M r\ D M -.ki.rv, ||0(>U}|UI.|| Tlirst-: A IT Tl'Plt' K?'KK "fin Jind r?i1tw?t>lsh !i ' ;irul ?: yti'nr * I, I* | ?? * r? d itTi I ! ?t,'?' -f ' In* - * ' Ntnr?* D yTy*. ??'V it" *'?? 1 In".* I??- nil'1 )ip|io>ir t.f?ron> ni" in tt'f ' ell!'* of I'll". Iviiiv to 'ir? I * ' it? ' vro'-s'or. (H on 1!t7 ? ilny <>f V"v imxt, putti 'ntion t'i"r<?nf i|i 11 nV'-mk in 11 <?? ri>r??StooM lo -ho'v r mis" >f UMV Oipv have, win* tlm w;t; < | \ <lnii ni~t r.v ion kl'onlil tin' !>? jrrfititp ' (5 i von i, n??or in v H < n?' untl "-V.-il ' h i?lOili i'av of Oi't. Anno Domini, I'.hmi r, w , <T1 VS. 1> JOXVS, L ' I 1 'roii?U' JU'iifi*. BrLet. a \ v.\ I lirtC! . f) li I M I > A /V new lent iivi r !'tiu I i' )!; IM-' \? < 11 'i? i<?wji i i K< >li w unil * 1 i H .i ?; <? v. i'1 l'i' it t I?? I I t' litwtst !> - J (i| ..-il-lf I.n*t!< c tii KritiiiA ?> ? :ti:i I'.iuo .< in <?V!?m !< *i in Sit- 11 i i*'?I. ? *? il1 lit. it.it *i l i nw n lit th<> time of I-Hi u. \Vt wjil i< it fVt | I- I '.'lit 'i. I t :?1 \ f|t. | !11 I Mil* :i i< 1 li t. ItiiltIt*i' wi i 1 i< tj'tirni l<t i ivt* it litirnl it.t (i<tit11 c iif 'tin cii'i n 11i*t i.i11 ft r 11>t it i, i i t-ri" 111. t-f f I lie f n r: ft M (?>?t 'li i i . ( .'ii,t -1 |it vis -r O't ICt'i lit'M1, VVAN'I KP-\'TIVKM\N of t r '<i if .ivcr IIMI f?> e- I MI ^'tiillt i luo'i a r. t it f- tiiltli- t-tl iiiiuMilit' liir ii -a in It ii' li u- *'t' ii it yiir i v ? I >it,(.?!y ii'nr 'i tin i*X|> ric < r-?|?ii i ?>ti r . rt ?t tin ti.ti.i. in .?i \ t i(y Kiii* ? * f mill rt??t -t nip-t' t nv urne Mniiti tsM'tni' ^ ' lii'ii l-'lti > , I I'? (I II I i 'V* To C'uro C"t>t?? i! pi? ? ton t'orrvfti Takff nots Omni v (';?tli:?rtic. I'lporO.^? 't'" tC f'?ii io t urf uri.... mts r- fiiii.l littiinv i ^ nr _ _ a IVltRCAr mib >im(| |U III! 12 tliftS 1 ? \f us that Crotviiij 've iratlio^M! th? C' jji| in?!?< {>!??<'!HI i Mot k <?32o4*<* sow v? fin? c?i?* con Ssiiks :siM rViliin must have vei*v IIS OUR FOB Most rapid growing pni t of our it. Our grind <ii-|n<,4 Milli sy all the day and t half the night, hs with vflwtv lini-li, Freneo Yen< s hear in mind that i ur stock of IV lir, Poplin, Henrietta and Serges, ics that can he o tiered you. Furs jiicky nnrcliRseri u v Ironi the l?an That means al SOc on the I) lore Clothing an Lancaster. As ii tra i *a d UH> f a feather flock together, nn<l all wds. ve helieve in the k MERCAIs v . . JI?? A ^ * I ? ^'(tner SA?a?e?i ? J ! ! (I A . ; <) . I < i <? r u'.r* ? >1 1 11r 'Vrll Ol' ' * 'l-I'Mt JlV It uif- it K. v V ?) >- II I i ' *" . !?nv ?, <?ji a Home I-'.1 1 n h *_Mo u? r s? m i u? i sr.iv* N"r Ii I * r n IIs- . n P< iky Rcvt lo-kil i in.v i- .s r"'"?r or l'.r??si'.)rV?r 1*1 h'ur $1. (ill . L02 immc- iK-sir HvrfCh i. ! ??.. i ? ? As t;?-* I 'inr!/-s ll *111* V i ST'-o . 1*' vrits Mljoiiiip ><- ?? ??f \\ i?-?- i i i V-iisr <'rei'k tonuses si i|> I. :t K i iiU i.'i.iW, ion ;.crts mi i oar t ivtrit low i v . i . kin \vii <s (?rill tan i plan** For ?4"' ihr?-o so a-i mots - f 1"'^ ur (' it<-It a * uojotlii' f? ill I ?i''ir?J low i -J. ji i ! i \\ ii it > Fii.im'Ps f* i v "f" pi tfff-. I' r ",.11 ll"? :i?T?- ii i.r Sp i s <ii. s.s J. us' Ki'ki'ini t?li ft*. 1'" >i - J o ."o aorss kt u ii i<s J-!I*/ P' I-'i.i fun :MI HIT's in 1'nion otsriT' N I i" w ? s .1 J (?iilV.n n1af??. I in >1 t'J. 44 sups l<11<>\vii as J (iili-oi: |i a o. For*! on i. 00 .( it>? I'mir niilos NurV ?.an t'l iiiw pur of M Sons pluoe. Tc m* n \ i c pt i f y. I n -.4 i' ii. ? lizpitrick hi'iu" | ; 111 .*> ;?< s J .S < I I.fk tlw-'iiiligk I \\ J* I Ul III I I ll'l I I I I (IH .IS " ? > r_? It >i ? ili? r utl?ni ?)! w. W ? ? '? ? ? ?, etc. i Ml >( if K:i? Knd 'J re-Ts tt i ... i-i l?'..| ?T">' . < eh |\?u ). !. ?( In > WAjjt v. "ili: : . :i If I 1 j lv si I- i <' |. i i ;i i. ii J'| m.*;. I- I i c. ' I, ' ) 11 ( lii i . I ;.'ic ?i . *i in?* Ktimii Ii wtrvct, K* (III III |l ! < ! '. i >"ni i f"? i>, ili ?. it s <.i rut str?'p " in tt u- I. I- ii'l' l<>' V i JTi'ii ol ii 11 1.1 I ?V (,* . * i-T. fi.'ir | v > it III ! i 111 Ills r I. M Kill. (Mil JUT. lilt l.il'f ( > *? r i.. > i ! f ci| w n i.r iv ( .. ?* I . inj.. I' I'll :.(ttl J i' HlMClf IVOH Id'. !!? *' (> | <.' tit I*. 11 Jiv |?t lull It, ( t(* f; A-gentn GIN NOTICE ! ' K H \ V H ' I) Ol*?t CilN. -< ' ' a'il l.oi in i" iiiHi v nt tIn: ..lit l.ii ?> s ;i il inar Flint 1< (1st, l.\ i | || . . JII (1 lllf.-l * s Uf'Oll US Iir? ; 11? 4 i ? \ !?> >* ? - ? . ? ' ii i n-.vill. m-j .oil M' ,i-i t,n ?*. \V*? j;unr I'tit ^ ? r- ui'tio i .-hi thnw iii or ill 111!?i 11 - > \V V ?0 W I'KUilV AH(>y. S?'|i| IT I'.i'ln ."-n i) miE Co.!!! ^ ^ ; Lancaster lias newest am! best. ,t ......i ..I.? * -? <SSE<H hasidisc szs upper npct:!on?' are do. icrv that we are small stocks, or JTP K? It is tSse business. We are justly prouciuf inery and our very low prices ,wcHrillianl showing ot our linn <1( tlis w tb fine twill finish "n lark Press Hoods is not sinj>.i?-4i? No matter what kind K~k are deceiving, few have Knowltnljs** ? of'^lifiOOwoi'th tkrupt Nock of 3 the underwear 'ollar. Fxcitins c? i<! selling mor? liart! to match ?!<! otte tueichaiU ?close Cash buyers are floikioq; 111. ITILE CO." . . . - ' . 'V i < _ t. 2-\ :WmBSik <b - tr Ji^>