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Local Matters. f^Mr. Latta Hood spent several days in Winnsbboro this week. -V9? Miss Eunice Johnson of Cheraw is visiting relatives here. + +Missoss Ada ami Mattie Clyburn of ilaile Mine are visiting M iss Mamie Clyburn. | \ - 1 Mrs. Nann Williams of Waxhaw, N. t\, iH spending several j (lavs with the Misses Ilood. t On account of the Sacretnental j meeting at Pleasant Hill next ^ Sabbath I will not pacach at Gill's ^ Creek that daj. ^ ?J. M. White, Pastor. j + *Miss Belva Bruce of Heath j S]?rings, is visiting her sister, | Mrs. A. M. Croxton, at this ]?lace. J <YK) ^ FOR KENT! Two desirable M-horse farms in the vicinity of j Douglas church. Applv to Mrs. M. J. Perry. J t t ** 1 Brine in your country produce, Butler, Eggs and Chickens, espe? chilly. ,) B Mackerel*. Mr. E C. Secrast is spending ^ nils weeis at Cleveland Springs. w ( Mr. J. A. Hiiwzp, who lives in t the vicinity of Bell town, lost his . I blacksmith shop by fire la*t Wed' ' nesduy night of last week. C/73 ( Miss Clara Barrett returned 1 yesterday fromSpartanburg, where 1 she has been attending the State I < Summer school. ? , u- i M iss Iiattie STelsh of Kershaw 1 is the guest of Miss Mamie Cly- ' burn. i ' fJK Mr. F. F. James of Manus, for- 1 inerly of this place, uiarle us a pleasant call Thursday. Mrs. W. S. Taylor and children of Portsmouth, Va., are visiting 1 relatives in this county. I e/73 i < Mr. J. W. Hassaltine left Sun<l?iy for a visit to his daughter, ' Mrs. Fannie Lander, in Florida.? !] Kershaw Era. j ( , i Mrs. Oliver Mahaffey of the!, Rich Hill section died Monday. 1 j Her remains were buried ut Fork Hill cemetery at 4 o'clock p m. Tuesday afternoon. 1 e/X- J Mr. G.?W. Plyler, of Laneas- ' ter county, is here to pet the ben- i <>tit of the artesian water. He is greatly benetited and says that ha ( finds the water here better for him than that from Cleveland 1 Springs.? Monroe Enquirer. Letters advertised for the week endiug July 27, 1901: Mrs. Mut tie Hons. Mr. John Land. Mr. ' ?,._T J. Hand, Mr. J. H. Dee, Osborne Bailey, col., Mr. C. A. Grier,Mr. Thomas Davis, Rev. James Allen. ' ' I Beli.k Nance, P. M. I Married last Thursday at the rosidence of the Rev. R. J. Blackiiion, tho officiating minister, our | friend, Mr. A. N.. Barrett, of the I Oakhurst setcion, to Miss Mary j Vincent, daughter of Mr. Jno. Vincent, of White Bluff. Our { best wishes attend thein.?En- ' tcrpride. ' j Dr. T. J. Strait shipped samples of his granite to Mr. T. F. McLure, Cincinnati, Ohio, this i week. They wero sent at tno re- ' quest of Mr. E. H. Shaw, G. P. < Agt of the y. 0. A Ga. Ex. It. i It. The Doctor has a fortune in { granite and from the number of , inquiries he has had recently it \ seems that it will not be a great j while before he will begin to realize profit from it. I'irwln Carmw P?hson Away. Mr. Erwin M. ('nines, son of lie late Jacob ('amen, aged about 15 years, died at the home of his >rother, the Rev, Cyronas Carnes, 1 lear the cotton mill, on Wedneslay evening last, after a protractid illness of consumption, lie vas a member of the Baptist i iiurch and leaves several brothers i mrviving him. His remains were nterred in the town "omctory rhursday. I Hr. John Williams Dead i' Mr. John S. Williams, one of lie most substantial men of the Dry Creek section and one of the jounty's b-st citizens died last Wednesday, after an illness of hree weeks of fever. Mr. W'ilianis was a son of the' late Eli Williams and was a clever, big- ' iearted,|wholc-soulcd man. He will i >e greatly missed in the vicinity 1 vhere lie lived, lie was about 40 /ears of age and leaves his ? nother, wife and nine children surviving him. lie was a member of Newliope baptist church nul his remains were interred 1 here Thursday afternoon after uneral services by bis pastor, [lev. .1. W. Littlo. Wctendorour leepest sympathy to the bereaved elatives in their sore affliction. j Death of Mrs <) N Taylor Another estimable lady has been allied from this world of sin to he mansions of the celestial on liorh Mrs Murthn A unoc e> - . <v.v/t, wife of Mr. J. N. Taylor, of Jmigsville, after weeks of patient differing from cancer, quietly foil .hi sleep at the old home, surrounded by the family and some Friends,last Wednesday afteinoon. Mad she lived until next Thursday she would have celebrated her 75th birthday. Mrs. Taylor was nn excellent christian lady and was the second wife of Mr. J N. Tay ' lor, having been married to him for about 44 years. Her husband, one son, J no. D. Taylor of this, place, and three step sons, S. D., J. E., and (V. H.Taylor, the lat. . ter of York county, survive ner. She was a member of Shiloh A R. P. church and her remains were interred there on Thursday shortly before noon, after funeral services conduced by her pastor, the Rev. W. C. i: -art. Dropped Dead. A ia^.10 woman,about 30 years of age, wife of Abe Smith, who lives on the J. B. Hagins1 place J nea?' Elgin, dropped dead last Thursday evening. Her husband was feeding his mule and had just left his wife sitting in a chair in front of the door when she" fell forward out of the chiir to th? ground and had censed breathing kvhen he reached her. She had mad* no complaint whalerer. Deputy Coroner Perry held an injuest yesterday. It is supposed she died of heart disease. We were pleased to seeKev. J. E. Carlisle, former pastor of the Methodist church at this place, bere one day this week. Mr. Carlisle was inspection: the cotton warehouses here and checking np*the cotton stored in them. His health has greatly improved since be has heen relieved of regular pastoral work.' Mr. J. C. Wilborn has given the information that it is likely that there will be no annual Alliance meeting at Tirzah this year. There f as not yet been a definite conclusion on this matter, hut it is likely that the meeting will have to he abandoned on account of the glanders in this county.?Kock Hill Herald. If any one of the churches of the Monah Baptist Association wishes the Union to meet with it [>a Friday before the fifth Sunday in September next will please notify Rot. J. H, Boldridge or myself at once. Brethren don't ask tor it if you don't wadt it. The Srst inntation wilt be accented. W. S. \s. Porter, Moderator. v ' Itemn From Tho Waxhaw Enter prise Prof. R. N. Nisbet, ? we'lknown and popular teacher of this county, haa been added to the faculty of tho YVaxhaw Institute. Mr?. E. D. Tillmao, of Van VVyck, will firt to Spartanburg thin week ot. a visit sod wilt pro ably be gone about two months. Mr. David W. Therrell, who lived about four miles south of bere, died Saturday nijfht and was honed at I'lwu.ur.) V.<nmlu? - ? - ? ' J evening. lie was about sixty yearn old. Mr. J. li. East>n, of O ceola, was spider-bitten last week and suffered right badly for two or three days. Lum Davis, a colored man of the Belair section, mot with a very sudden and awful death last Thursday evening. Ho was .out in the Held plowing when a thunder cloud came up. He unhitched his mule, mounted it and started home, and had gone a little way when a bolt of lightning ilow down and killed him and the uiule inst&utly. The Waxlmw Telephone Company will begin at. ence the construction of a Hi st class line from here to Lancaster. It is very mtich needed and will add very much to the present service. It will go out by way of Mr. J. A. Est ridge's place. *Vuxhaw Baptist Church ha? been newly pointed and presents a very pretty appearance. Mrs. J. Q. Lewis, of Chester county, has a heel that is a whopper. It is two years old, and weighs a little over seventeen pounds. PAISTO n IA.. Bmti the /) I*18 Kind You Have Always Bought t?: WE STRIKE W -Heath . I Mr. Heath jPol ars never I sieged by seller, price VIV w? i ill#'re tor your b< impossible to tin |dollar is most p Look! L ( pieces of French Dimities, ty, now for 8 cents. 60 Pieces of Pretty colored lav cents. 150 Pieces yard wide Percales, now for 8 cents. One case 10 cents now for f> cents, led Seersucker, satin strip 17 cents, 2 pieces of s quality, now for 15 cents. Third Stock of Here we are siaM-cine, no wlicr and style iltticd with sncl store so thoroughly meriti moderate prices. We ha1 nm\ ~rnn i <wi choice lor 20 ce time. Bargain* -Heath ! (ttole a Cow Wm Gawk ins, white,wub arrented hv Sheriff Hunter Wednesday morning charged with stealing a cow from Win. (tanking, colored, at Weetville in Kerehaw county. It wniii that Gtiskin* disposed of the cow at Heath Springe He then hired to Mr. Mike Condor : nd oame in a huguy with him to uiim piace ior some mock. i ne Sheriff had been notified by telephone mid mil the boggy just out of town and following it on to town and made the arrot after Gaskins arrived h?ie. The Sheriff of Kershaw county was notified of the arrest and came up front (lamden for Gusktns Thursday. Jim Stevens, an employee of the S. (\ & (?. Kx. road, lost the fotirth and fifth fingers of his right hand while coupling cars at Hlackshurg Sunday morning.? Hock Hill Herald. ' . ? ? The blind tigers in Charleston have decided to boycott the dispensaries as a retaliatory measure for having lie an made to hustle out of business by the constabulary. CASTOR! A For Infants and Children. Iks Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the y/fT/7i^p.7~ Signature of Green & Hines have moved their law ofiiee into the corner room of the beautiful "shebang'' recently erected and so tastefully painted on the court house squat e. They arc to he congratulated on getting euch nice, cool, cozy quartern. I Dr. S. A.Lyan has a patient al {the Manchester Mill who haH r I genuine case of diptheria. Th< {child is a three-year-old daughtei J of Mr. and Mis. J. A. Donohue I ?Rock Hill Herald. HULE IHE IRO MR. HEA Banking . returns and our rough! so much < s, by overstocks >it to** them with enelit,, Bargains id. The time to owerful, and Ilia isten! fancy patterns, the L5 cents qualiins the 7 cents quality, now for 4 new stripos, best 12? cents quality , 45 pieces, yard wide Madras worth 30 pieces of "Hates Best" Crinkes, sell at 30 cents, our cut price h ilk finished Foulards, the 25 cent* New Millinery. 0 vise can you find so much quality 1 low' prices. Never before hasoiu id its fame for Stylish Millinery and vo it all our own way. ies' Leather Bel ;nts only. II y 01 \ big and bountifu RnwvTwr L/nin\inu < ] Sudden Death of an OI<t Negro Woman I Caroline ilnrv??v, need about 60 i \ eat ft, ftlin lived ??n the Hitilttv place near Klgin, went to the field ; and hoed I hor-atay opto the mid- i die of the dav when she wan | seized by h savero pain in her j head ami had to i?e taken to her | home. A plnsK-iun was sutu-l nioned and admini o r. J to her ' hot <?he died etore night. The 1 I intense heat is probably what ' ciiu-ed he- deulh. 4* vt*.- u tmmmm u m% twn?o?rm? I F. H. Patterson & Co FRESH MEAT DEALERS SPEC 1AL A l I'KM ION TO i PHONE OltDEUK Nothing hut tin* hest sold by us. Corner Main nod l)otdu]> Sts. riioNK lo7. , w i ?an Mil i? araaTC?? tirlp makes one sick, weary and restless. Dr. Miles' Restorative Isenine brings rest. COFFINS COFI Wo now have in strcL, and line of Coflinsand hu<iul Caskets, and qualities, from the plain, cheaj lie cases. Call and see u'i r send lis y< have a death in yooi family. I I Prices W | Reach LANCASTER M N IS Hfil I iTH'S SECOND & Merc At Mores are flooet ?s they do now i manufacturers i wadset COI D that two weeks * -pend that doll: t is here and now SENSATIONAL The opportunity came our \v; ; Boy's and Children's clo for six stores. Now is y tv Jit -JO nor omit <1 iini 9 cheviot cloth, cheap at ? all wool Scotch Cheviot 1* A nobby assort met of Men's t NoW for Genui Bargains: The public have a good reasoi store does near the Shoe large stocks, none sell so values in Ladies and Misi to,worth from 50 i nam it# sate III! ii. & MERCIW DON'T ! *r 1 j ypgr Ufa mgPf i You con lie cured of mr form of tobacco I?rff | easily. I* made w)I. Mronr ngnynrtrc, 'Hj W* life nnil vi|{<>r l>y taking tmt-TO-J&Mftl tnat intV.-s wmk men strong. Mniif |P?* ' ten pounds in ten iln vn. t)?er M 0ffr W<"1 cured. Alt druggist*. Cure ?n?i niUnd Mag* lei and advice l'KRK. Addreas 8TIULM0* f RKMKDY CO., Chicago or Maw York. <?V Genuine stamped C. C. C. Never sold In MtQpP'. Bewart of the dealer who trie* to mX "something just as good-" - ?? ?* ?*aw>. c^"**wrww ONLY $1.50? M in Bit AND 8RAMIE? Monuments, fill % ? ? m TaDlrts -*es*n Stones, Etc Children's * 1 50, and upward Adults, *2.50, $3.00, abUo^ wards. Km hind, Italian M>?rK*fc?. A. J. McNjncfcL ? > 'INS! OFFINStC will continue to keep, u cotnpMfc* Our stock ?tnhmees alt siav ? ) Collin up to the handsome Me?n4i* >ur order when so unfonuilfi itliin the i of All. ERCAWTILF TRIP NORTIf fflLE CO ~ 1 B> i wiibi We were- b'eunloading at" an v CASH and qavt ?go we believeifei ir is when thair f m BARGAINS. ny to purchase an Importer's lino of thing. We hough, it all, enougy our chance if von want tit ami qua}* nt. I0f> l.ov's Knee Suita,. goo** ? l.lio. VOIll's tor (>.r? ceiitu 7K - "? -my ' tMiits, worth $2.25 our price is Shirt-waists, see them, you will amf. ne Shoe Are you Ready?! :i for buying their shoes her*.- tY??> hiisiuess we <l<>, none ham jmibit- ' cheap. Mr. Heath picked :iu fact* r ies Slippers. to 75 cent-rV. v>^ mic>, iiow 18 joufr (TILE Cftr *\ * * ** '* *' H '