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!! !um ???mmmmm gasBssi? ? Rain and sweat \ \ v \ H tt . si have no fffpct on ffT. Tr)r^-i> c^TVa! , *' | tessr fS fVnzKA i ness Oil. It re- " * . H R| sist* the damp, yir \ \ Bi keeps the leath- M M }&A.T'?'C(? Lfl i u I do not break. \ x \ jf\ ? ? Jr, I K."ste ;xv 1 .ndrm The V'^W^, fcji use of Eureka "A \* \ Y~"" . fJ"y_Thcre )/ \ / A \ \ )) V\/V;l i"uI"A7 (L * (/V \?% N Made by ^3 f/\ \ /jyf \S\ Standard Oil f[ ?V/ \ Company *J> *> Short Locals. Saturday, May 3, 1002. ?Judge ('lias. 1). Jones visi ted Columbia this week. ?Mr. J. T. Thoniassou spent <\ day or two in Yorkvillo tliis week. ?Miss Daisy Young is visit F ing her sister, Mrs. \V. A. Schrock, of Camden. ?Mrs. E. J Mathis of \n\ ^ den is on a visit to her . . .iter near town ?The New Cut sect; ,i was visited Thursday after. n by fine rains. ? Want of space presents the . r , y a * * + r mi use oi me 101tor ire i Aingiii this week. ?Mr. and Mrs T tr Poach, of llussell i'laco, were in Lancaster Thursday. ?Mr. O C. Curleo of Monroe visited liis brother in law, Dr J. 1). Fundorburk, this week. ?For Salk? A limited quantity of cotton seed. A. .J. Clark, Lancaster, S. C. ?Mrs. J. \Y Hardin and children of Winnsb >r > visited relatives hero this week. ? Mrs. J 0. Hilton and chil^ dron of Westvillo are visiting her daughter here, Mrs. Dr. J. E. Rutledge. ?Magistrate Caskey sent Ed Craig, col , to the chaingang Thursdav for broach of contract. lie was given 30 days or $25. ?Work on the power house of the new mill and the lug store building is progressing. The store is to he 50x125 feet, 2 stories, brick. ?Mr and Mrs. John P. Twitty of Kershaw visited his sistei here this week. Mrs. J. T. Mackey. ?Quite a number have trone down today to attend the annual inter-county picnic at Catawba falls. ?Mrs. Chas. D. .Jones went to Charlotte last week to spend awhile at her father's, Mr. B. I). Heath. ^ ?Mr. Jim Stewart has moved his family into the new house recently huilt by Mr. Geo. W. l'lyler on Kim street. ?Itcv. J. W. Little was in town yesterday. Ho reports fine rains in his section Thurs day afternoon. ?Cotton planting is about over ami now the farmers will plant a little corn. Some however planted corn first, but many did not. ?The trustees selected the plans of Architect C. O. Wilson of Columbia for a $15,000 grad ed school building. ?Mr. W. .T. Cunningham has been plowing and hoeing his young corn out on the farm this week. "\V. J." is a fine farmer and he has an excellent overseer, Mr. W. J. Bailey, and a magnificent farm, well ditched, ' finely terraced and highly for tilized. The crops he makes in I good ve?rs err- enough, not for "iiiitey" however. t ?Two thousand yards firs quality embroideries at 24 cent per yard. tf.5-3. Williams-Hughes Co Among those who visite Charleston's Exposition las week, not mentioned in las week's paper, wore Messrs. Ge< O. Heath, 0. M Hardin, H. \\ Plyler, W. A. Knight, Jas. ^ Knight. ?We have surrendered a lara portion of our space to tli speeches of Senator Till ma and Mr. Appelt. ? Messrs. W. II. Clyburn, 1 L. Blackmon and Represent! tive J. N. Estridge returned t j Kershaw several days ago froi the Dallas reun;on. ?Mrs. Lula Ferguson came o\< j from Lancaster hist Thursday l | i>e with her lather, Mr. f) i j Harnett, in his last illness. Sli I relumed home Saturday.?Roc I II ill Hot a'id. i ?Wanted?Live canvassci for a fast selling novelty. Ac ; dress, v.ith references, Novell Printing Co., Southern Pine: N. C. '2t ?Tlie floor in the etitranc to tlie Bank Building is bein horn out and replaced 1?3" a c< j .... nt floor and the old stairwa i is to he replaced by a no lone and an easier one ?The announcement of Km jit. M. Hilton to preach at tli I County Home should have bee Sunday (tomorrow), May 1, i stead of last Sunday. ?Rev. R. J. Blackmon t Fork Ilill spent part of Tuesda and Wednesday in town as tl guest of Mr. L. N. Montgomer; ? Mr. Allie Warwick lit accepted a position on the Se 1 >*"* ! 1*# 1 Alt* I -1 MA O i\/l I lyviuvj a%ai Jiiur; clini Will |H<> ably g;o to work about the 15t inst. ? Mrs. Lucretia Kershav widow of the late Judge J. 1 Kershaw, died in Camden Moi day night last, aged 78 year She was the grandmother < Mrs. L. T. Baker of this plac ?Mrs. N. E. Montgomery, < Creek, is spending some tin with her son, Mr. L. N. Mon gomery, at this place ?For domestic or gloss fii ish of a high grade leave yoi laundry at \V. P. Bennett store. Charlotte Steam Laundry. I 2t J no. R Blakeney, A gen ?Mrs Ada Ilough and lift ' i. .1 - ' imu^uivi 111 e WIM.'K J Itock Hill keeping house for In daughter, Mr- V. 11 Cloud, wl spent the week in Charleston. ?Messrs. .1. S. Wilson ai j II. I). Funderburk who atteiuh the Annual State meeting i the Jr. O. I J. A. M. in Ch.arle ton last week, were both electt officers, thej former to that State Treasurer for the orde and the latter as State Vic Councellor. ? Kershaw's delegates to tl County convention Mondaj Col. L C. Ilough, Dr. It. ! J Beckham, B. 1*. Kstndge, A. J ! Hough, J.W.IIamel, Capt.J.t McManus, K. I). Blakeney.J.V Truesdel, J I. J. (lardnor, J. t McCaskill, J.T. Stevens, S. V Heath, B A. Hilton, W L Blac moii, It. S. Floyd. ?Mr. J. S. Wilson has >e( appointed by the state board i control as buyer of dispensai bottles for this nlace. nod In 1 ~ ' " started business, having tli week bought quite a lot of bo ties since he received his con mission Those having hotth or demi-johnsons for sale cn dispose of same by applying I Mr. Wilson at Cherry Bros store. ?Quito a crowd attended tl Charleston exposition from th place and from the county th week. So far as we have bee (able to get the names, the fo ' lowing attended : Rev.andMn :Channel's Eraser aim Aiiss hliz >t Lanneau, Mr. W. II Truosdale :s Dr. II. H. Sapp, Messrs. A. C Rowell, U.S. Plylor and soi Pickett, IT. A. Funderburk am C1 son Charles, R. P. Plyler, Jr it jind B. B. Plyler and Pin! it Plyler. 3. ?From the Rock Hill Ileral J. we learn of the recent death c I. Dr. I). F. Harnett??f York cour ty, a brother in-law of our es e teemed townsmen, Messrs. J. J ie and 11 S. Cherry. We regrc n that want of space prevents th copying of a notice published i > The Herald. V IX. ?Messrs. R. .J. M. Steele an o W. B. Ilough returned Monda n night from the Dallas reunioi Mr. Steele celebrated his (?3r >r birthday at his son in law's las 0 Friday, Mr. J no. C. Montgom ? ery's tit Mt. Pleasant, Tex a: * T.'K >y gave him a big birthda ? dinner. K 1 ?The St. Luke school, pre sided over hy Miss Grace Rame i. of Virginia, will close a ver j successful and satisfactory so; sion on Friday evening of iu-n ' I week, May 9th. The exercise I will begin about S o'clocK an I will consist of recitations, decl.* ? | mations, tableaux, etc.. and th j public is invited. y 1 ?Mayor and Mrs. II Iv Wyli u j left Thursday for Charleston t spend a wee it at the Kxpositioi 10 Smalm/ Hours. n in Begining May 1th next, Sui day hours will be from 8 to 1 a. m., 12 to 2 midday, and 5 t v 7 p. m. J. T. Thomasson, ;e 2t Manager. ?s Marriages. ft- Married, April 27, 1002, 1 h- Rev. It. J. Blackmon, Mr. Vi h gil Ilinson and Miss Nil Weaner, daughter of Mr J. J \r, Weaner of Ileath Springs. I. On April 25, 1002, by tl o-! same minister, Mr. .John Ilinsc s and Miss Lizzie Small, daugl of | ter of Mr. Sylvester Small. t Mi April litS, by tl M same minister, Mr. Andre Wright and Mrs. Mary Fincln t J of the Fork iiill section. Shot at 'rradcsriltr. ? In a difficulty between Mess George Tiireatt and Jack II01 ! at Tradesville Tuesday mornir ^ Threatt was shot three time one ball passing through liis le 1 side just over the lungs,anctlx 1111 one going into the chest and tl L>1'i third grazed his neck. The onl 10 i wound considered dangerous i all is the one in his chest Tl td ball lodged in the chest wall at hI j is still in there I)r 10 S .M of Dow ami Dr. II G. Elliott we s called, and they report him : >d getting on all right. Mr Hoi of i came up after the shooting ai r I surrendered to the sherilf, an e j later was hailed by Magistra Caskey in the sum of $1,000. >' | Money i'"or the School s S. I? . Out of the $25,000 recent ) appropriated by the dispensai j i board to the school fund of tl ^ | State, Lancaster county will g j $078 30 which i* the anioui uj necessary to give each school the county $75 a year and tin enable the schools to run ''M least three months each yen [>^i Besides the above sum, Lanca y tor's school fund will he nu ys I mentod by a portion of the re* isi.l.w. 4 ;* >.! 7 *U,. .1., * : I vtuvy v/i j (UIU1 tiiu U1.-51 , ii> tion above referred to is mad *' This sum will be pro rated b ?s tween tlie 40 counties 011 tl ,n basis of school enrollment, an will give this county $200 mo approximately. !e $:ir>.00 in Fine*. is is SherilF Hunter and his cfl n cient deputy at tlie factory, M 1- John A. Knight, siM':r>'r s. party of seven last '.alwalKiiig up on in. jm , were playing cards. They were !. about a mile from town in 11 Major Miller's Held. They shot lI oil* a pistol just before these vig, ilant officers got to them and k some of them were cursing after the officers got within hearing d distance. They all said that ,f they were sorry and that they t. would corne up Monday and plead guilty of disorderly conI. duct before Magistrate Caskey, which they did, and they were 0 fined $5 each, which was paid n These were all white people, and the case serves to show that (l these officers are no respecter of persons in the enforcement of the law. /tenths. 1 Mrs. M. S Bailor, widow of 3 late Wni. linker, died at the )T home of her son in law, Mr. >1. J. Uivcs, .Jr.," Thursday, aged ?- about 75 years. She leaves y three children, Mrs. L T S. y Hammond, Mrs. Yv. U Robert* son and Mrs J J Hives, Jr. ;t Her remains were buried at is Fork Hill church yesterday, d ! Rev. R. I. Black moil conducting i I the services. ?j Mrs. Amanda Rollings, wife 1 of the late F.van Rollings, died 0 at the old honie-tcad Friday ? morning after a protracted ill' noss, aged M years The surviving children are: Capt J. o Rollings of Camden, I)r J. W 1 j Rollings of Kentucky, Messrs 1 U. E and A R. Rollings of (>a'* I hurst, Mr L R Rollings of | Lancaster, Mrs / I. Robertson and Mrs. J. T. L Stover of Oakhurst, Mrs. A. II. Duncan of Heath Springs, and Miss Snllie ! Rollings of Oakhurst. >y I Mrs Rollings was a consistent r | member of the Methodist church ia and an estimable Christian woi, man. Her high character i? 1 reflected in the lives of the osti 1(J mable family of children shr ,n leaves behind Her remains wil! be laid tv> re-st tl)i? nHivnin.f ii ii* | *~ ,I4l,n 11 the burying ground at old Salon by the side of her husband win 10 . I preceded her to the grave only ; i few years ago. Siii|>K Jin* Cuueh uii?l W?rl?? ?ri the Cold. Laxative Bromo-Qu?nine Tablets can a cold one day. No cure, no i>aj 1 Prict' | 'unffl It' . . I,r I ; State reunion Jto/t. j The following statement a,. which has just been completed ie . but which is liable tobeinereas [.. ed to a small ex'ent, shows tin ,'f number of nonsioners in nnr>1 iej county and the percentage o: 1(| increase for this year over last IVrcenl H!*e iII1 County lliol 1*002 crt-aM Abbeville 1M7 1 to 21. ... Aiken 102 22*0 J Anderson 07s 4?2 17'. ICl Hamburg .7I .7.7 id j Knrnwell 100 12! 2 I Heaufort 2* so j Berkeley >s in; ;; ' < harle*ton s-j '07 j Cherokee 1 70 107 I I ( healer 05 110 2 ,( heaterileld .... Kit 201 .7 J < 'larendon .... 121 I:ts 1 1 Colleton. ... 2''M .'{.12 v 'Darlington .... 1 :?7 227 l< 'y 1 Iitirolifster an 70 h ?*? | KdgetlelU 07 loa | I' HTlh'ld 110 124 1 'd j Florence 1M1 172 H Lit | Ceorgel 1*vvii . Its 42 | (fi'eeii \ iile .'litS (ireenwood .... 120 100 I IS I Hampton ...... 120 177 4 .p ' Horry 1 "'! V'7 a I Kersli?w Ill i;;7 2 '"I I.Hnonaier . 222 254 1 rS- j I.nureiiri 221 210 ! Lexington 1 n 107 V j .onmoii 100 222 2 1 ' Ulrrl^'icn 1'7 LJ No bi- j . . I o.......... !? . >' o I * "'""rr liiM:.^!i'irj{ .. r#.< j I'iekers 2-? I *24M 10 ltich.diiil 1 Mi ]'.?() j I '-10 1 *;> e j S|?ii'liiiibur {f *>.: < re Sumter .. ... i ?'-* liiit 11 1'nion I ' i ! tvnuiiniOM'-^ '!< r York . it** Tot .4- .. G,.v 1- j J: i.? 'J.uu?-'i! r of flu; pension .Mi' .vo I, >? 1 lUt la* w ' .* f/v, f>, . * . " NX w> ' ',JV\' Xl Head= Sick headache, nervous hcadI ache, tired hendache, neuralgic headache, catarrhal headache, headache from excitement, in fact, headaches of all kinds are quickly and surely cut id with ER, MILLS' Fain. Fills. I Also r.ll pairs such as backache, neuralgia, s iatica, rheumatic | pains, montl ly pains, etc. "I)r. M k ' Pain Pills arc worth their weigh' ui c id." rays Mr. \V. D. Krca> nicr, of Arkansas City, Kan. "They 3 c ire '. ir.y wife of chronic headache ' I when nothing else would." ' 8 "Dr. Mil-s' Pain Pills drive away 1 pain as if by magic. I am never without a supply, and think everyone 1 should keep them hand v. < >ne or two j.ilis taken on approach of headache will ; r vnt it. very time." Mks. JriJCK Joiinson, Chicago, 111. 'rhrourh their urs thousands of g people have been enabled toat, I tend social and religious funcj I tion?, travel, enjoy amusements, I etc., with comfort. As;.preventative, when taken on the ap- I proarh of a recurring attack, I they are excellent. { Sold by =11 Z>.-v.-gists. _ 25 .Coses, 25 cents, I Dr. Miles Mjdical Co.. Elkhart, Ind. 1 E??w MTIII.-J*: x nmarwnm W3XT?enBacre--W*l [ *7'2: Clas* c. 1 and 2, $ 18. j It may surprise many to learn that tlm nrmhor of pensioners j tilts year is 1,1 ^5 gr<vi'n* than j la -1 year, in 11)01 ii?> pension I > rolls showed that 0,50M Confed' crate soldiers rnv] their widows i received pension.? in this state. [Notwithstanding the fact that ! during the past year a great i many have died, tlie rolls this ' year show 7,OSS, an increase of s IS percent. In our own county | the increase is not quite as great ' as for the state at lame, being | 7 a I only 1 5 per cent. In Oconee II county the increase is 50 per i cent. while in York it is only 1. > o .v. Ei oniA. j Boars the ^ ? j Clubs .1 li t. flills Creek Club t Lancaster) organized last Saturday by electing the following oilic ws ; T. Y. Williams, president, ''j. II. Foster, secretary. The ' following were appointed as an enrolling committee: W. P. . [Gaskev, .las II Hunter, A. J, ^ Clark, .11?11ii A Cook. The following were appointed dolagate* to the County convention which meets next Monday: Bj \\ . C. J lough, .) ii Sims, \V. ?|C. Catithen, L. D. Tillman, J. _. A. Cook, A J. Clark, \\ . S. L. j Porter, T. V. Williams, T. .1. i) 'Strait, C D.Jones,.I. P. Huna tor, U. i;. Wylie. W. I\ Ca-skey, 15. Oousar, U. J. Ilarper, S. 2i 1). Itohinson, M. ). Long atul J. - Ilarrv Coster, with Dr. T. J. i 1 , . ;.! Strati executive committeeii| man. The Tradesville Cluh orea rtjiiizpcl by electing L .J. r underimrk, president ; 8 L Mcv;uui3, '! vice-president, am) ii. M I'olk, [), secretary (ji The following delegates were i t lecie.il : 1' li. Funderbur , K. r?j B. Funderburk-, <?. L. McNeely, W. .). Fuiaierimr , I \\ mcXeeiy, wuii 11 >f. I'oi '. as ? :eeuI've ci'ininiit""n?.u? jji lit'iiiiirss t aeaol tiCm 'i ' in Itn i iihr.it.".im, . 11,. j i itn.oi i l thrt !l| lifi'iii'Ml |Hi in.i < ( ?ii?? i 'Mi if i. oue vV <1 i' r ?"s .? ' i s r, . i ty? ' n i1 rv fti". l?.* 111 < k?? I . itv it - in ! ftiiiit ,i . i of tm ntiu.iiM .i.i" i <hc 7' ' tt'innltt . * .!.. w in i. ji1. |. < ,ii' I'll .1 rn?i'? .i >i I . i |m rI, : ' ..... . , | -I- >.. i 1 :< t. ill-, .l.i". I.... mi l.i ; :tamII.1.1) I c:? . I- l il.-1-.-j i ill Hi l tills ' i- 16in ii .rni.-; id' 1. '' '? r i' b'i i o'-t* ro\roivvor: mn" ci*mi"i nut f i i r . MS. ?' . 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