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Rain andawcat \ \ v \ B Ej uto? Oil. It rc- v W ?ist* the damp, rr ? \ \ ii a do not break. \ \ A Ic* t No rough stir- \\\\ ftl face to chafe \ W Bf J * \ \ M and cut The \" \VB H harness not t,vj LANCASTER ? ENTERPRISE. Published Wednesdays Hy ENTKKI'RISE PUBI.ISIIINfi (' >. A. J. CLAUK. editor. One Year, ... $1.00 Six Months, - - .50 inrce .nontns, - - .z-> IK ADVANCE. Wednesday, June 11, 1902. Vurt convenes on the fourth Mmdiv in this month, and will continue not exceeding one wee k. daninique was the native place of the il!-tu'.ed Empress Josephine, wife of the great Napoleon. The appointment of George I. Cunningham of Charleston as marshal has been confirmed by tho senate. V ' see a great many nice things said in tho newspapers these days about Col.Win.Elliott, a candidate for the I . S. senate, lie seems to be taking well. i ho hanging in eiligy of J. Ph , j. ?nf Morgan at Wilksbarre, Pa., a mining town, serves to show what leeling exists among the laborers tiiere against this trust ionr.er. Lord Kitchener has been allowed $ do0.000 for his services in conducting tho : -scent AngloBoer war. That is pretty big pay t.>r loss than three years' services, and especially so when it is remembered that, ho never a< onr ); d the purposo for which England sent him to Alma. . to wi'h r >tv pleasure that t!.e appointment of W. L. liar:is ov tne president as postlii t-i ; ai C""*ii?rlt - in *\ as no' confirmed by the senate. lie was a mere squatter in Charleston and the only re m that he ^ol the appointment was that he o ! >?! jn" with Jo!.:. MeLaurin and John G. Capers and that lie married a "cousin of a friend to l'resid. n! Roosevelt. Rut Till nisiMnr i?t j(>! ot '>(iriM !'on oatno lip in (ho sonnto. (innd tor Sen ' r 11iiiiiii ! J. 15 I> ik", ]>r ont of (he A me: '*iii lobr-ron rt; - . has rpr<?n an oj.lor for tin? rr ichinery of a million dollar col ton mill, tc? ho Inc. ! I ( at tw1 .1 Fnllr?, oil ( . r.vor, in ' 'i s I or co i. i V'* Th : -mid to ho or." o! (ho/ino'l VValor ,.rivvr" ill 'ho Mouth, -111(1 (; o! v Wli! I : i !y do vol0 | i ?: i n t ( l h < > 1 of (ho lo tdj|?if fin: :.- r- in Uiih eninlry. Col . - | ;/ 5 w wjp ' .:v-r;' ton mill building has not. subsided in this state, as the above indi cates. Several other large mills are in course of construction, or are being organized.?Hatesburg Advocate. These falls are not in Chester county alone, friend Towill; they are in Lancaster county also, and we join you in your prediction that this great natural power that has heretofore been running to waste will be fully developed' and utilized, and that in the no distant future. Closing Exercises of the Oraded School. Saturday's Ledger gives the following interesting account ot the graded school's closing exorcises last Friday : The Lancaster graded school 1 has closed another very successful session. The school enrolled a larger number of pupils than dur ing any previous session and t lie work has been very satisfactory under its skillful and ellioient corps of instructors, as shown by the exhibits of popds' work wh'oh were attractively arranged on j tables ana 011 mo wans 01 ?no j rooms, and open to public inspection al' day yesterday. Work ' was shown Irom l!ie fir;-1 through 'the ninth grade and it reflected great credit on tlio teachers and pupils. At 11 o'clock the closing exercises were begun. They were opened with prayer hy Itev.W.C. Ewart, followed hy a song by pupils, 4sU< - c;:,?tion." Essays were then lead bv Misses dtiiia Gregory and Blanche Cousarol' the graduating class. The sub-! j*M't of the former was "Macbeth's i !Vmptafion." and of the latter.: - ... i I*'Pictures tioni LAllegro ami ii| iViiHtt'OMi. "ijewanneo liivei1 wis then sung l>.v members of the school, and was followed by Stipf. Ha!<er\s report . V.j H. i F. Miller, chairman oi the board) i of trustees, in a very appropriate) manner then delivered diplomas j to the following graduates : .John! Milliard, l'aul Moore, Wacldy i Thompson, Andrew (Gregory, Hazel Cunningham, Juit (frog-1 orv, Llattie Taylor, Lena Amos, j Irene Cunningham, Nannie Irene | MeCardell, Hlanche Cousar, .lose- ( i phine Foster, Kthel Vanlanding j ham. The school then sang"Amer j ica," after which the valedictory , was delvered nv John liiliiard. his subject being "Anglo-Saxon Characteristics," which subject I 11 li:i ml led in :i in:, terfal Wav Paul Moore and Waddv Thomson having tied in their stands for (he session, divided I ho second honor nofiifion, find the saintpforv was dispensed with on this ac (count and because they both taki part in the debate of the literary society next Friday niuht. After Hinging, by the school, "Auld Lang Syne," tiio audience I w.?s (li.-nii.~sed with the bene diet ion. i ilooiiis v uitiii} iikcciiiivc v i.iinni tee of Lancaster County, j Lauras'er, S. (' , j Juno 1 1, FJ02. | All members of the County] notified and rr'jue-ted 1o ntt ud ja meeting of said committee at i Lancaster ? 'o;nt House on Mom day, Juno 23; 1 ii.st., ;i" 12:30 p. j in. II. 10 Coffey, < nairman ! . Pl,ontif\r; fif Tpnp}1^ ) LflOoliOii \yl iUtlUliOiO. TlietruHtHc* <>'" f )i? I.nnc.:iMfer School will meet Friday, 13tli in at., ??? . i | teacher* for I ho next << lio.artf i< jrar , pal and five (t" > a ?sisf ant f e*?oh?rs for ' t lie while kratio I mmioo! and a tearlier i f'?r I he !'-ie) or? liool Applieat' " nhoiild I. 'lied > i1 h the undersi d l ori or before that 'fate. f has. J". ( minors, s "'reas. Rd. IVuxteea. : Lancaster, S. c. I 0 Notice to Contractors. rjlHE TRUSTEES OF THE T,AN1. CASTEK OK \DKI) SCHOOL District will receive sealed proposals until Tuesday. June 3rd, for the erection, in the town of Lancaster, of a two-story brick, school building to contain ten class rooms, an office, a library and an auditorium Plans add specifications may be seen on and after 15th instant either at olllce of the undersigned, Lancaster, 8. O., or at ortlce of (!. (V Wilson, Architect, Columbia, S. 0. The contractor will be required to give a Surety Company's bond in the sum of $0,000 The right to reject any and all bids is reserved. OH AS. T CONNORS, Sec and Treas. B'd Trustees Lancaster, S .May 11, 1!?02. A n n o u n c e m e r, ts FOR AUDITOR We take pleasure in announcing Mr John > <'o k as a candidate for re-election to the olllce of County Auditor?a position Id* litis with such marked efficiency, faithfulness and fidelity, lie will abide the result of the Democratic primary MANY FRIENDS Mr. ilollis 11. Horton 'r hereby announced as a candidate or eleel' T ? the office of ( entity Auditor Me wi III abide the result of Lie Democratic priinary. M A NY Fit 1 KX1 . FOR Sli L'KKV I SOU We take I his met liud ol announcing the name t'f M C Canlner f- r County Supervisor and feei thai the intercsU of ti?e count.! ?ir?' >afe in his hands Ho i- t ? '<t t<> he <|u_ ties required, as lie has bclore honorably and ably llll . position MANY VOTERS i hereby anuounoe myself a candidate for re-elert ion to 'lie ofllee of County Supervisor, subject to the rules ^uvernin^ the primary election . W (,? CASK KY I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the ntti -e ??l ( ounty supervisor, pled; ix ; <>>?!; abide (lie result ol tin I'em era' ' primarv. JOIIX K. FA ILK. KOKT11K SKXATK I hereby announce myself as a candidate for re-election to the Seiiftt?, pleh^inir myself to ixh.il 1;> the r< suit of the Democratic primary. U . HOL'h II FOR SIFKKINTKX DKN'l UF KIH*CATION* To the Voters of Lancaster County : With many thanks for past favors and earnest solicit at i 'ns 'or future support, 1 hereby announce my df as a candidate for re-election to the nfllco of County Superintendent of Rdtication, subject to the rules koverni > ' the Democratic rrl? arv. A liDVV KI.I. 1 hereby announbV tny?elf a candidate for the tilllee of County superintendent of Kdncat ion, and pledge myself to abide the result of the Democratic primary M.J. LOXO. v >i: ri<:rursv.vtat:vr>. XVe hereby announce the Hon .1 X .1... .. . 1 :.... I r,.? i r iu^i* ni n riinuiunu: i?11 u'thti i ? mi to t In* lluiiiie ul Represeutat ivus, srth> 'primary Mr FstridgeN well known ! loyalty t?> the he-l ir'!tres#H of the j people and liU experience a* a legis. nt* .* nai * '! eminently proper that he should he returned t> 1 tie l.niise. M A NY YOTKK8. I am a candidate for reelection to the House o! Representative*, subject to the result of the primary election T V WILLIAM*. FOR Tit E A SI'R Kit I am a candidate for re-election to the ollicv ot .oiinty Treasurer W (J. CM 1 11 FN I'o the liemocratic Voters of Lancaster t ouiity : Knowing the good character and qua ideation of Mr W T Vanlamliinrl.nm < !| as his patriotism a til loyally to hicount ry, we hereby me noiiiiic hi i as a candidate for the important "Ploe "f County Treasurer If lie i> elected we guarantee that he will discharge the duties of the ollice I i the toll satisfaction of t he people. A i? v ?!l known, Mr Vanlandingham, ! a l.i'M :iii' v tinnot ii , i .it . ft soldier in the t'onfedcrate war and i vwi-? hndiy > 111 cjin the |e^, which : rendered hr a cripple tot life, hut 1 not wit I'.stnnditisf this affliction he has i supported tiiiiiscil and lamiiy hy hard j ?vi r.? u his I. 'hi w ii limit i..urn ni i ^ and has never asked Tor an < fH? t herefore, a more descry r u man could not i Iroted Trstnuri r ol Lancaster county ITe will support the I?emocrntic noiuihec. MANY FKIENDH. * -5- StC 4- CO Nothing I Prices WIKLIAMS-I make it easy for you to mother and all the child re: store at small cost. Sellim to undersell, and that \vc at trade. - A T/nnkv Rtrilrr* Stylish and cheap to si best selected and undoubte ?quality considered. Bla< ban tine mohair, wool a! bat cord and storm ser<i*c. o - - Big Silk To be exact? 1500 yards need a silk, see ours early. |colors?Crepe de Cheine, J 531 v o r?r^ \jj o 1 WW -XL OC*. UJ V Citl We were fortunate in se< of a manufacturer below < percales in dots, figures an hams?all shades. Batiste Organdies in new effects, h ] vas Su itings Ou r white g< stock of Embroideries and buyers. White India Line Organdies, French Batiste, lish Long Cloth. - - SPRING o: Go where you will, you iter fitting clothing at anyt which wc offer you the cho , Diagonals, Clay worsted, I For style and price come t< 1 of other bargains which tii i mention of. t > f r.. > IIJ usiq HM^PM % ?? < fc * w hdUdiiiJ I & I INC J ' f jck rrsplete. Low!! IUGtHES CO. T buy. The father, the n can be clothed at our g for cash we are bound *e doing and winning the in Dress Goods uit thrifty buyers. The dly the cheapest in town ck Dress Goods in Brilross, wool cheviot, whip * 'urchase - 1 r .a i_ i i i r i or tne cnoicest. it you We show all the new apanese and plain Taffeta. sh Dress Goods. curing tlie surplus stock :ost of making?French (1 stripes. Madras GingLawns and Satin Striped hlk Mulls, Duck and Can;)ods bargains and rousinor o Faces arc for you thrifty ns, Victoria Lawns, Swiss Persian Fawn and Fncr LOTHING - will not find finer or bething like the prices at ice of Cheviot suits, fllue Series and Cassimeres. ) us. We have hundreds ne and space forbid the 1.. ugiies Co. :