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Local matters, Miss Mamio Cuskcv of Pleasant IIill is visiting Miss DellaCaskey. Misses Mary and Alma Jordan, of Landsford, are the guests of the Misses Parduo. * * Miss Nannie Irene McCardell is spending a week or so with friends at Dry Creek. + * FOR RENT! Two desirable 3-horse farms in the vicinity of Douglas church. Apply to II - ! * lurs. ju. d. rerry. Mr. (/. W. Griffin has contracted to paint the residence of Mr. J. B. Mackoroll in West End. It will be painted black with white blinds and old gold trimmings. + b Mrs. W. L. Bird and Mrs. R. S. Harper visited Kershaw the past week. -??- i The Lancaster Cotton Mills ' have closed a contract for 100,' | 000 pounds of wrapping twine for government use. The union service next Sabbath night will be held in the Moth- ' -odist church. Rev. W. C. Ewart will do the preaching. Mrs. R R Riddle, the teacher of the Hopewell school will open the school on Monday next. -nAll persons interested in Hopewell graveyard are requested to , meet there Saturday morning ? next with tools to clean it off. I Bring in your country produce, Butter, Eggs and Chickens, especially. ) B Mackoreli. Jack Duncan was tried Saturday before Magistrate Caskey, for violating laborer's contract and found "not guilty." M rs. Lizzie Huey, of Rock Hill, came over yesterday to attend the funeral of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Amanda Hood. -nMrs. E. R. Stead man returned to her home at Batesburg, S. C., yesterday. She was accompanied by her Hister, Mrs. J. M. Steadman, and children. Capers Cauthen, colored, was arrested Monday for obtaining money under false pretences and gave bond for appearance for trial. Mr. W. S. Langley has gone to Jacksonville, Fla., on a prospecting tour. He will be absent about ten days. ?* ? Alfred Duncan, colored, was * / rvi /? 1-.. X vwuiunvtvii iu jiiu i or disposing of a mule on which he had given a hill of sale to the I^ancaster Mercantile Co. 4-S Magistrate Caskey pulled fire young men for $5 each last Monday for disorderly conduct on the public highway. The disorderly conduct occurred near the cotton mill. The Tabernacle Sunday Schoo is now in a flourishing condition. The school read 2361 chapters in the Bible, during the last three months. Priz?* were offered at the beginning wi the year to all at 4L- ^1 M iL. A 1 a A iuv cidm oi loo z<\ quarter mat could repeat the Titles and Golden texts of the lessons of the 1st and 2d quarters 1901. The following are the names of those who won the prizes: Ellen Rowell, Cbas. Rowell, Duncan Rowell, Hattie King, Minor Carnes and George Games. Resptfully, A. C. Rowell, Supt Sunday School. new una son BInckmon of Primus is assisting the pastor, Rev. J. 11. Bold ridge, in the series of meetings now in progress at the Baptist church. k Mr. Walter Cureton is spending a week or so with his brother, 1 Mr. Will Cureton, in ' aster T county. 1 Mr. T. B. Clvburn, book-keeper in the Comptroller General's of- 1 fiee, is up from Columbia on a ^ few days visit to relatives in this county. t -f Misses Pearl Miller and Susie | | May Cloyd are visiting the I former's nufm> \f..^ T-? u \i?' - . .uir. u (i. iUUCKCV, at Heath Springs. 1 + + I Mr. H. L. Oeighton, a repre-|| sentative of the Viiginia Life Intuit ance company, is spending some time with relativea in Lan- , caster.?The Stute, 22nd. c t ** ii The annual pic-nic of the Hope- s well Sunday School will come iff t at the church oc Saturday, Aug. k 3d The pastor, Her. W. (J. J Winn, and others will deliver ad- 11 dresses on the occasion. The j public is invited and expected to ( bring baskets. i ? t A protracted meeting will he- ' p giu at Van Wyck Methodist j church on the first Sunday in Au- | gust. Tho pastor, Rev. J. I. t Spinks, will be assisted during t the meeting by Rev. R. A. t Yongue of Fort Mill. IJ ! c +?- , ] Jack Robinson, a white man /] from across the line in Union Co- j N. C,, was arrested in the Belair > section of this county last Friday. He was charged with shooting at E. A. Rogers from ambush the first of last week. He agreed to return to North Carolina without. requisition papers and was taken < to Monroe where he wascommilt- { ed to jail on Saturday. j J The artesian well being sunk at \ the cotton mill is now about 350 feet deep. A partial test was made one day last week as to the qnanti'y of water it will afford. It was estimated that it would faruish from 25 to 30 gallons per j minute. A full test of its capaci- i ty will likely be made this week, j < The amount of water desired by the cotton mill company is 50,000 gallons per day. j ^ Senator B. R. Tillman was the . guest of Dr. T. J. Strait Monday ! night. The Doctor and Senator j1 went down to the big pic-nie at Blackjack church yesterday where they were both booked for speech- j es. Congressman Finlev and Gen. I Floyd were exuected tlwr<* nlur. I Magistrate Caskey collected $20 in tines Monday froin four . "coons'1 whom Sheriff Hunter ran upon playing cards near the double trestle on the public highway last Sunday. The sheriff is determined to break up the little Sunday "card parties" in the vicinity of town. The next ones caught will not get off so lightly. Rev. Oliver Johnson,of Lesklie, S. C., is in the city on hU way to attend the general convention of the United Presbyterian church, which meets at Winona Lake,Ind., next Wednesday. Mr. Johnson iu. J.I " ... is iu? uviogitiif i rum toe A8Mciated Reformed Presbyterian church and will address the convention Saturday evening on "The Church and Education in the Twentieth Century." Winona Lake is a great gathering place for confer. ences, Bible institutes and all high ^ class entertainment*.?Charlotte Observer, diet. | +-*PASTORZA.. Bwntkt yf ^ ^ Yw Hm Uwiji Bnrtt See announcement of J. F. Nishet for cotton weigher. v. Don't forget the annual meeting jf the Tirzuh Bible Society next Saturday. "jOO Mrs. Eliza J. Wylio and her little grand-son, John D. Wylic, svill spend several days with relaives in Charlotte. Mr. W. F. Garvin is adding 1 room to his residence in West End. "/K Hon. A. K. Sanders of Sumter :ounty, spent Monday night here .vitll his olil plnsmtittfro ut - ? * V OV Ft. E. Wvlie, Esq. VK Mr. Ed Flvnn, hod of Mr. R J. EHynn of (ha New Cut sactinu.left /estarUrty for Columbus, Ga., to inter tha Columbus Business Colege. Mi^ Maud Tillman, a daughter >f the Into \V. K. Tillman of this ;ounty, and a rising young school eacher, bad a very interesting irticla in Sunday's State on tha inhject of manual training as aught by Prof. Ilummcl at the ?tatc Summer school. r/r. Mrs. Frank Ilnmmond,of Heath springs, who had her back severey wrenched one day the past week >y a fall from getting entangled n a rope hy which her cow was ied. is improving, though she is itill confined to her bed. Figures that will interest you ill be found in the new ad. of He Lancaster Mercantile Co., in his issue. They have closed the loors of the Ganson Cash Stores ind have moved the stocks of both lrv goods and groceries into the Moore hlock. Call on them, rhey want you to continue your mtronage. They will treat you ight, and don't you forget it. CASTOR! A For Infants and. Children. The Kind Yen Haie Always Bought B.ar, th. Slgnatepe of ( /-Co6cAM4 Wf STRIKE \ -Heath ] Mr. Heath Dollars never 1 sieged by seller! price W e ivei here tor vour b? impossible to fin dollar is most p T.nnlr f T. 0 pieces of French Dimities, ty, now for 8 cents. 00 Pieces of Pretty colored iav cents. 150 Pieces yard wide Percales, now for 8 cents. One case. 10 cents now for 5 cents, led Seersucker, satin strip< 17 cents, 2 pieees of si qualiiy, now for 15 cents. Third Stock of Here we are >i^>ieine, no when and style lmked with sucl) store so thoroughly incritc moderate prices. We ha> 300 Lad choice lor 20 ce time. Rar??in? -Heath ] Correspondence t t' The tlmiM. ! Yoikville, S C: . Ju1\ lib VVhilo over here last week, Surgeon Nesoin cot'demnt it tuo I horses for the Hemh-ilinsou I very people. Both horse* were quiotly taken out during the night, shot and hurued. Since then, the stable has not. beeu fetding horses for the public or ullowttig other*than their own stock t?> come within heir doors. WHY NOT TRY THK ! lhillik Sim liuillllt UIVM' j When You Want EXTRACTS?We have thefol- | lowing flavor.-: Strawberry. PineHpple, Peppermint, Lenunond, Vinilla, Orange, etc., and can sell I it at a bargain in quantities of 6 and 12 bottles or at 8 cents per j single bottles, also small size at 5 cents. ! STOVE POLISH-Can be sold j for 2 boxes for 5 cents. SHOE TACKS?At 5 and 10 cents a pack. We are in business to sell goods, and will be glad to sell anything we have in our store it a very small margi.-., ami you can tind most anything that can be found in a fancy Grocery. So call on us, when you conic to town whether it is to sell goods or to buy. We are in the market for anything. S. M. M ATH IS & CO. POK NICE FRESH MEATS <'AI,E on iW. HI VftRNADORE. MAN AOEH. THE CITY MEAT MARKET. MASONIC BUILDING fHILE THE IROI MR. HEA Banking < returns and our >oughl so much a ?, by overstocked it to** them with enetlL Bargains t id. The time to owerful, and that isten! ?^ _ .1 laui v patterns, me i? cents qualims tlie 7 cents quality, now for 4 new stripes, best 12? cents quality , 45 pieces, yard w ide Madras worth 30 pieces of "Bates Best'' Crinkes, sell at 30 cents, our cut price is ilk finished Foulards, the 25 cents New Millinery. e else can you find so much qualitA i low prices. Never before has our d its fame for Stylish Millinery and re it all our own way. ies' Leather Bell iiittt onlv M4 ?.. VXI1J JLA J uu \ big and bountifu Banking i ' Mr K M. (iritfin, .1 r , was brought here lu>?t week from Hills born, Aik , ??ti a charge of aeduo i'ion, thi ulb'i'l cr i ?;? having < ncen co mniied aevors! year* ago. j j He gave b>nd and was releases 1 ! immediate!v on reaching here.? ; Monroe Journal. TRESPASS NOTICE. i'j AH person*. are hereby warned , not to liespu^s b\ tiding. walking, J i hunting, tiJiing, or m any other j 1 ; wmv on I ho land* > 1 the umier- ( I signed iu Ce?l"r Cieek township j j known as "The Mansey pluce*' j ' and bounded by W. Md). Hrown, ! (' \\ .lnnfk -I A 1 i .11''" I I* Hell, Mini other*. AV? on the ^ ' Massey Mill" and ' Martin": tracts, muted and c? Uivated bv us, am) adjoining onr lands above described. The law w < 11 be st?id - ' ly enforced against auv and nl. v persons disregarding this notice. T. M. Hitzpat t ick & Rio. ; .Jone G, 1DOI ? 1 in. ; ] . v.au'i-, COFFINS COFF C< We now have in st;*cL, and w line of Coffins and bui ial Caskets, and qualities, from the uiain, cheap I lie cases. Call and see u'. r send us yon have a death in yon family. Prices W: Reach i I LANCASTER ME i IS HOT! TH'S SECOND & Mercan Stores are flooed sthey do now maim lacitircrjs 11 wads of COLD < hat two weeks ?j -pend that dolla : is here and now. j SENSATIONAL The opj rtunitv came our wat Boy's and Children's clotli for nix stores. Now is vo ty at 40 per cent, discount cheviot cloth, cheap at $1. all wool Scotch Cheviot Sn A nobby assortmet of Men's SI NoW for Genuin Bargains: J The public have a good reason store does near the Shoe 1 large stocks, none sell so c values in Lad.es and Misse is,worth from 50 i want to save moi 1. si Mercan rs IV |Jl-r TOBACCO FTTf DtJIN I < "<> SMOKE i Your Ufeawayl You can I* rurH of any form of tobacco mu f raiiily, t?r made well, iitronx, magnetic, fail < ?? life and vigor l>y taking ND*TO-MA. ,nat makes weak men strong. Many g.ia leu pounds in ten dam. Over B00,000 curiu. Aitilnigifislr.. Cure gtiarantero J> - >le, and advice I Kl'.tv Address STKK1.1N6. KKMKDY CO., Chicago or New Yoik. <iJ enuinc stamped C. C. C Never told 1? Beware of the dealer who tries to sdl "something just ss good." ONLY $1.50. j -MAftBLs AND 6RAMTEMonuments, Tablets, cfo?rt Stones, Etc Children'* ?1.50, and upward* Adults, $2.50, $3.00, and ujr vurds. Rutland, Italian Marble. A. J. McNinch. INS! OFFINS! ill continue to keep, a compfote Our stock embraces all ai?t* Coffin up to tbc liaiidfotne Metaklir older when so unfornate tu Anithin the ofAU. .Rr-ANT'LF r.n. TRIP NORTH [TILE CO.with Bargains. We were be* nloading at an>: CASH and qav^ g,? we believed r is when that 1 BARGAINS. , t< purchase an Importer's lino. < ! ling. We bough.. it all. enough ur chance if you want tit ami ?juaXi lU.r) Boy's Knee Suit*, good 25. yours for 65 cents. 75. boy'r iit -. worth $2.25 our price is 15 . u' n i k.11 J * V" ? ... .. me tucni, you wii. le Shoe (re you Ready? for buying their shoes here. nisiness we do, n?ne have. J*,*# heap. Mr. Heath picked uj* s Slippers. to 75 centSry i ney, now is your tit c Pa - I LLjLJ Kj\Jm