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Local Matters .. APPOINTMENTS OK REV. J. M. WHITE. Unity, 1st and 3(1 Sabbath. Gills Creek, 2d and 4th Sabbath. 11 a. m. l'leasant Hill, iiJ nnd 4th Sabbath, 4'p m. , v A trial will convince you. At Mackorell's. ?Cotton is bringing 9 cents. ?Prof. A. It. Hunks spent Sat. ii^day anil Sunday at 'Rock Hill. f ?A plain solid Gold Ring for $1.00, worth $1.50 at B. C. HOUGH'S. ?Mrs. E. E. Cloud, of ltock Hill, is visiting her mother at this place, r ?Mr. Jno. H. Helk, of Fort Mill, visked friends here this week. v * , \ ?Mrs. Salina Burns of lloath lanugo ?a visiiiug rneuas in me city. ?Messrs. J. T. Funderbftrk nod Win. Massey of Dudley wore here this week. ?Hon. and Mrs. M. J. Hough of Chesterfield, are visiting the former's mother at this place. ? Dr. and Mrs. J as. H. Witli% erspoon of this place are visiting V Dr. 'liios. Stamps and family at , Lumber Bridge, N. C. 0 ?Wanted! A teacher for the Carrael school. Apply to W. T. \ anlandingbam, Trustee ?Married, by Magistrate Cas- . key, on Sunday night last at this : place, Mr. Avery Lucas and Miss ! Emma Dennis. * ? I I ?Wanted! A good gentle ; pony1 or medium sized horse 5 or , 6 years old. County raised pro- j ferred. Apply at this office. ? Hon. J. N. Estridge .of ; White Bluff has been drawn as a 1 petit juror for the U. S. court which convenes in Greenville Oct. ' 20th inst. ? Mr. W. J. Gulp, manager of* the Hood farm shipped two 'line Poland China pigs to a party^t Spiing Garden, Fla., Monday. I % The pairjbrougbt $20. besides tl.d express on them which was $7. ? I will pay more than any- . body for turkeys, chickens and eggs. 'Bring them to G* W. Phillips' store. 3ti. / A. C. ELLIS. \ ?Married, by liev. Mr. Chandler at the Heath Springs Metbofliaf nnnnnonm (lvn? 1 ?4- "I AAO wi?wv I'M a wvuw^Vj Wll/l/ci I 91 ^ 1 Mr. Andrew Mobley and Miss Nannie Hunter, daughter of Mr. W. M. Huntei. ? Died, Oct. 0, 1903, of diphtheria, Bennie, the little eon of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cuip of the Wfcstern section of the county, aged C years. The interment took place yesterday afternoon at Bethel Methodist church. ?The trustees and patrons of the Williamson school are requested to meet at the school house on Friday, Oct. 10th, for the purpose of electing a teacher and staking off the school grounds. At previous meetings they have failed to come to a definite underv standing. ? "Men love darkness rather than light." If you wnnt light, the best artificial light in the world, call and see ray line of Paragon Lamps. Cheap and durable. B. C. HOUGH. ? Mr. C. S. Masscy leaves today foi Bishopville to tako charge of The "Heath Maeaey-Morrow Company's big mercantile concern which is to begin business there at once. Mr. J. M. Smith will also go to Biahopvillo in a few days. ? Waxhaw Enterprise. f ? liev. ?T. M. Garrison, o Kings Mountain, N. C., will lil preach next Sabbath at Shiloh at inj 11 o'clock, a. m., and in the A. ru K. P. church hero at 4.30 p. m. an ? Attention is again directed to W? the annual Kiceting of tho Lan (^? caster Biblo Society in the Bap. tist church Sunday night to which O] all arc cordially and urgently in- no vi ted. \ Ai ? Only a limited number of those cheap. Sewing Machines left $11.75, $12.50 and $22.50, all ,u fuily warranted. 15. C. HOUGH. *P X 1111 ?The estate lands of the late Dr. H. V. Mnsscy, 222 acies, which were sold by I ho executrix '?! Monday brought $S00. K. C. (^e Allison, purchaser. ??We have received the initial number of the Carolina Citiz.cn, a ' weekly published in Clieraw by ^ Mr. .John T. Meeban. It is a ' valued addition to our exchange IM. ' W' ? For Stylish Wedding Invitations and ^nything else in .lob ^ Printing, apply at the office of . . tho Lancaster Enteuprise. wc ? A slight change of schedule ^ went into effect on the Southern ne last Monday. The trains going ^ South are now due in Lancaster at .. . Aj 7:0C and 11:50 a. in., respectively. They formerly passed at 7:45 and 11:45 a. in. Trains going North now arrive at Lancaster at 9:40 a. m., and 7:0G p. Tu., in- ? steud of at 9:35 a m., and 5:40 . ^ p. ai.. as formerly. 1 sa ? News was received bore yes- W( terday of the death o?,Mr. J. |>0 Millen Stuart wbich occurred at' |10 bis borne at Monroe the night ho- | y\ fore, after a . protracted illness. 1 M He was about 50 years of age and atj formerly lived in the Unity sec- Tc tion near the Stale lino. His be many friends in tho upper section of this county will regret to learn kr of bis demise. *^-VY BIG JOB TJ 5fi Jn.-h Ho ivy Woo I e Idrti" g? no lining? MmmA ? g?od 75 cts v i" tie, mil leader, t ? 3.11,1 44C. jj| No advance in Dry G oods jiar 2UUD 3'arils Simpson's 27 inch Per- sb Cils, in short lengths;-at the yard 5( ^ . 1S00 yards 7 cents Outings, hi pretty patterns, at only?5c a yard. CO 2000 yards 121 and 15 cts H innelettt ?Tj waistingH at the yard - 10? Heavy \v-iglit, lOels., Cotton Flan ^h< nel. at Bl< * ()l flood \?pol mixed punts Jeans, wortb ?0'Cants, at the yard, 12?< IIOSIISIIV DltnilTTOT Ladtos (lne lisle ribbon hose, good 35c value, at the pair 25( by Ladles heavy fleece lined hose, . worth 15o, at the puir lOi 8"( Ladies full seamless, best grade 10c 1)6 hose, special price 7c pali . Nice fine gage ribbed, the 121c grade vvc at 10c Heavy, double thick for boos, to ar *" rive next week, wor h 20c, at the /"" pair 12Jc Vj Big Linen Sale. ^ We made a Bargain purchase of table linens and napkins. 72 inch very heavy half bleached SUj damask, neyer sold under $1 00, out price the yard ^ ?5< si) Fine mercerized damask, the 75< :.n kind, at the yard 50c Good heavy bleached dan.ask, 40< Pc value, at ? 25< |0j J.urge sizj all liuen doylies, worth $1 25, at the dozen 75c ne' Lar^e siz? napkins, worth $1.25, a* tlx the dozen $1 00 ^ Dress Goods. g0 56 Inch Zlhalir.e* very tylish and eer* iceable, the yard 95< Cfc 54 inch real Broadcloths, heavy and smooth, will not nap, the $1*75 gradt at $1.25 i?r 52 Inch twill hock broadcloth*, tin regular $ 25 kind, very special, at 89c 5?) Inch All wool broadcloths, sold everywhere at 75c, ourclofe cut pricr *11 the yard ftOi 75 w E. E ?Tbe entertainment for the >rary fund at the school huild ? last Friday night, "Aunt Je sha's Album," furnished tine lusement for tho audience arid is very much enjoyed. The or receipts amounted to $27.90. The managers of the Chester >era House beg Ic.ive to an unco tho appearance of Mis? lelaide Thurston in her boau'il new play "Folly l'riinrose" their house October 19th Ar ngomenls will be made for reced rates from Lancaster and a! 1 eciul train to leave Chester imL'diately after the performance. ! ? Mr. Will te Faulkonborrv 1 .7 it his left hand l?y :i gin aceint lust Tuesday night. It was light by the sliws in llinson ^ null's gin near Union church (1 before ho could extricate it 13 hand was so badly lacerated it it had to bo amputated near a wrist by Dr. F. C. llinson 10 was culled to sec him. ?FOIl SALE ! 365 acres ut . per aero, on good terms, no ut 10 miles South of town ad-1 ning A. H. Carter, 4 houses, 2 ' dlsjwith pumps, ubout 4-horse i rm open, good school, good ighborhood, well wooded. Also 5 acres near Cartnel church. oply to T. S. Cauteu, Agent. ?The Mexican boll weevil has rtainly made its appearance in ! rk county. At lciBt Mr. J. W. j fruw, who is ut Iti.ck Hill, so forms The Enterprise. He ys that he has two real boll ;evils that he got over there ttled up and will bring them me with him in a few days, le Enterprise is bound to accept r. By rum's statement as authorivo. Ho spent some time in ixoa, where he saw armies of ill weevils at work in the cotton Ids, and therefore ought to tow what he is talking about.? uxbavy Enterprise E. CLOl - THIS POI?l l.AIC STOKIS ? price on the contrary our new full Cheapest ever shown in the e ty. No where in the State can greatvalues be found than wo are owing this season. No time or ught has been spared in the llecting together of our large VLL STOCK and feel sure that so who visit our store in search the beat things at the LOWEST J3S1BLE PRICES will not he ^appointed. Wo aro showing elegant, stock of fino Dress jods with trimmings to match far the choicest lino we have wn, and at prices wo know to lower than can bo found elselore. u?M?aw???? ?i i i ?. Greatest llothing _ Values. Our Clothing stock this season L-passea any we over had. The des are correct, and the most portant of all they fit the form rfectly. We cleaned- up some ,s from a ^manufacturer who eded tho\ money, at one-third a price, and wo can offer the [lowing low prices: 18 Men's $8.00 Cassimer suits, od styles, the suit, $5.00 n 4 M A ... a* mull 3 ^iU.OU Ttllbot and leviott suits, elegant at #6.90 28 Men's, #12.50 tine suits, eat value at the suit #8.6? Boyp1 double breasted knee its at 89cts to #4.00. Boys' iee pants, wool, from 19cts to cents. ^ . CL01 Jurors for the Fall Term. The full let*in of court coi ins October 111, Judge D. A. nHend, presiding. Following uro the jurors: FIRST WEEK J K Phillips, S D Billiard, J T VViUiums, A li Gordon, J \' 11 il ton, Jos F Hilton, U M Neul, H-. 11 llorton, T W lMyler, J A P j Sistare, It L I, l?lacktn<>n, C F : ?mn, A .1 liuii'v, Diiivii LvI'.'m, ! J (J So well, .i.i> A Can then, .1 M Phillips, K 1' Oniioiul. 11 (J Me llw.in, A Ltfroxton, J Pllajner, ; W L Patters mi, Prince Bl'aekmon, (J Amos Bird, .1 T riiomusson, George C Nenl, ,1 II MeMamis, li V Sims, 11 11 Batliold, \Y T She lianc, Sr., J no \ Bridges, \V \V McManus, 1> 11 Craig, .1 M Ncal, \V A Bailey, T li Langley. SECOND WEEK. U li Kiddle, P F Culp, W T Witherspoon, Win M Estridge, Seaborn Sims, A C Adams, .1 E Faulkenberry, W T B Duncan, E Mugill, ,1 T Amos, T O 1 Blackmon, ?I li Slatnos, .1 F Cas. koy, B J liicliardson, J \V Math - 1 is, \V T Gregory, ,1 V Ellis, J C Uoivtial.l I '/ Ir AAU U IIVIU j U f* I'll? Wit?) \ V X CHO? vor, W E Roberts, Sr., ,f 11 Tbreatt, J D Caskey, Jr., T F Gordon, T L Hilton, JnoC Par? ker, Thus D Caskey, Leo Bickett, >W J Bowers, G E Situs, .1 T Stover, K W Hosier, W T Mobley, Lawrence Powers, R L Blackwe'll, K S Howie. A CAltl>. Mr. Editor: 1 desire to express my feeling of deep gratitude and t?cfoiind thankfulness for the substantial jpd rendered us of the Second Baptist church here by the Lancaster Cotton Mill company, by Col. Leroy Springs, by the members of the First Bap tist church and by nil others who in any way rendered aid in pro viding a house of worship for this i church which has recently been i completed and dedicated to the service and worship of Christ. Respectfully, I T. A. DAI$nky. I E?? ? II II ; ? T Jh IJOress Goods ar-i J U. gain! JT.fi!: ?&! ' until -gs regula* i rice 12.1 ClS \*l g ' >' 1? r Hok s the -I ? u , li ( ? j BLACK DRESS GOODS. _ -ID ii eh *dlk lustre hrilliautine 50 Is g n!s, specnl iheyuid 75 o 45 itieli flue 75e briiliantine at 50c Cirent bargain in a flue Henrietta lot Ii, well worth 75c, at 15 e yd 5 pieces 40c satin ja<piards, splen !id or s'Urts, a yard 25c 20e figured mohair, f.st black, at the yard I2'.e Millinery Specials. We picked up bargains in Misses ind Children's scratch felt Hats and sailors that are good value at $1.03, >rour choice each 50c Children's navv tamnshmit<?r form it 25c Silk Specials. ( uaianteed taffetas, the SOels kind; dl colors, at the yard ()">c 30 inch hlack toilet a, good$1.00 silk it the yard S9c 30 inch black ttfFe'a. guaranteed, at oven in selvage, very heavy and jvorth $1,50, the yard $1 10 30 inch lVnu de Soir, extremely heavy, was $2 25 a yard, at $1 05 Shoes that Fit and Wear. DOROTHY DODD" Shoes and ? Oxfords for Ladies at $2,60, $3 00 and J $3 5b, guaranteed, CROSSFTT Shoes for gents at $2 50 $3.00, $3.50 and $4 00 in the latest toes ind leathers, all warianted. Rattle Ax? Shoes for men at $1.25, i 11,50 and $2 00. I Rat.tin A vn Hlmoo f >? ~~ -* " ' , , ,/ .w. IUUIVS lllf I,:.), ?nd 1,50, j Axe Shoes for' liiidrenut 76c, ICvcry Pair Guaranteed. JD. *' I WE ARE N< f 4 or Fall And Wi And everybody i- iivited to vi BAIU'AINS too nuiuciou to i W:; .A i ' CLO 1111 NO, II A 1 INDF.l KAII, OLLAI1S US, i O IFOU1S, K1V . 1/1 Call and ><>! <?i vou buy olsowhc %J % R. ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ .T" ^ +.,'* y 0- -.wi; (L 6 -.A Full J A 5 Heavy and Fai >* ? 1 J-- .V ? - ? >!.?' |Gi'ockcry w a re y ^Glassware, \t (Hardware, 5 ^Tinware, ^ '?|sxr-E:-^::< -o.sW 11 LOWING TO Li AO ^ Bloom?Can't be beat, at 40 A ^ 3 Honoy Moon Sewing Machine tr n n .4 <( U \Jt U/i V ( Next door to Western I A T ^ ,'w' -A. v^.^" >*./ ^ ^ . jiX ^ Fresh Lot of \ Ladies' Shoulder Braces all sizc.\ w. | ? tV lh " '!; tions . ? ,-fully lill A r i ?ii; t oiiXKi rn c-ieTy*3^?v?*-? ? ?. n 1. Ki Sept. 30, 11)U3./ r? ::: : c; c ? - ^ 1 thlul am # i I SHOULD 111'1 | 1st, 1 Have tin ! 2d, The Lowe ) ! 7 i .Inst thiuk of it 15 pounds u and no less to each customer. |i Any brand'of Tobacco you wanl fi bacco, tags redeemable at c cat 1 ? g W lien you can t in town you war | Yours for : J. B.Mac -ss- -?x3- -*3C3 -*:? -X3*' It's What You That Mi \r.... * iou ciin save money t?y I>?iy Our business has been much better and wo thank all our customers for we know how to appreciate your tr c alled on us for poods come right al pleased "with our treatment. Biggest bne of Rugs ever shn to $5.00. Big lot of remnant 0?t'| of everything in our line, and it wi buy. BO] w ir.ft I J )W READY riic nler Trade, -it ?>nr store where we have Mention a ti in:/ \ our call. E OF \ I;N - A: i.ADii'.s and ^Kr , :M:J. \" ir |>ri?\'s i>ofore re. Yours \ ci v Truly, MILES. y(: ^ C. 2T ^ ~ ^ ^ ^ Yinn Linooi'.-* y A ir?ir (b^a/^a^! Ar? V* iwj uiuwciic^ g ; ?( ({ UK i v jlnllls g ^ :i i j,n<i i Y ! ; Shells,! ^ 8 Z( '1 I p vi> 8 ^ ! !1 11 IjAi ! -?rt *C ? * #x< "??# < X UO?The brand called "Full V/ nits the pound. :s left. Bye and Clover Seed. ^ P M PQ 55 LIXIV .6JJO? nion Telegraph Ollice, t \P - ? ^ | V*. ** <vi /' ^ ^ b ^ ^ Vn^VCrmdvT t 15i. t !:uc < f CoiiiKs and Brushes. 'i li-i-es ad u-ti < 1 without exl I'tt J ClIAKGKS. led at a'l hou. t ! = >\y4 ->t prices. I DKl'(? STOKi. [JNDFlMilJBK, DRUGGIST. era - :: : cs x: :.x< era -3*9 ?i REASONS 5 YOU I V FROM ME: j i' 1 >esl Oootls; | st Prices. i InI No\ 1 Lollce, * no more ?n s pounds Soda for 25 cents. l!l t, try :i pluLT "Spot ('iidF' To- ?< :h. * i R find anything p| it, come to me. 'J Business, '? :korell. j [ Save likes ^ on Rich. ing your Fl KMTIUK from no. sinco we opened than wo expected, making our business grow, and ado. To all \v!io have not as yet ong and you will !>o more than iwn in this town prices from '2i>c 1\'~ I >vt inKip. ??i- iiin u ii SIOCK il piy you to us ucforo you li'l'EU S'lKPHKN'SON.