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m Short Locals* 1 i Wednesday, August '27, lb(>2.1 ^ ... ?rine wealhei on turn:]): patches ami late vegetables. |( ?Mr. J.S. Oladnev has mov ed I his familv to Kershaw. j i ?There will he preaching at Unity on the fifth Sabbath by , the pastor. ! ?The Sf. Louis World's Fairi will have an infra-mural railway', seven mi las luntr. ?The weather for a woeh or ? t j lore has been unfa v-mvihi p"?* .. fodior pulling. |' ?Several in \y eases of <i ipli- J iheria liavo developed in the, Sincerity neighborhood ; ?" < nt ]y- ' |i ? 11.5V K. A.. Wjlke resisted dev. W. Vv inn, the >'.isior, i;i .: ' protract ail un-vi i;?;. at I ah *" 1 last week. !( i I ? Married. An;; 20, lho2, hv Magistrate D k. H<di, Mr .1. Id. Mantis rtii 1 i>Iish I.! Ion K <i.' t boiii el North Carolina ... ! ( f ?ll*v. S. N Watson .? ; r . a- , . in^ .? series ot serin ?ns at Amine church U"ih week, having begun \ Sunday afternoon. , i ' ?Kcv. R k hounb, torioerlvjj of Lancaster. latent Newell, N.(' , j ( moves to Wren, (ta.-. this week where he has acceptetl a pastor, t ?Mrs. K M. lltlton <>f'l)wight i has b9en ?d,judir? insane ;?<t11 j Monday was taken Jo She Co!-} uinhia hospital lor :1 insane by j Mr J. F. Hunter. ? A. moetinc of several .'ays 1 v.'iil begin at Braver Creek Bap- 1 t.ist church Wednesday iih?. : August 27, conducted l>v U v.. S 1 N. Watson, the pastor. < ?Deputy Sheriff .1. V. Hunter took two lunatics to Col- I uinbia last week, .lohn Porter f Y and Alattie Wright, both col- ^ ored. 1 ?Cotton picking is in prog- J mi u\ur lit*" couury? t i there is some picking heimr done in all portions of the | county. ? Rev. J W. Little, assisted by Rev. C. II. Martin of Polklon. L N. C., ih conducting a protracted j, lueetiau at New Hope church]: this week. . i ? After this . month Miss * Annie Gregory will give up herM place at the L *fc U. depot anil!5 Mr. .1. P Gibson will succeed!' her. Miss Annie will take a.' well earned rest for awhile. I ? Mr. W. P. Hardin, boss of' the L. G.'s construction train. ]' moved his family to town yes- j terdnv. They have taken M>m- i ' with Mr. W. F.Olovd with whom ' ^ they will hoard. | j ?The Lancaster and ?hc Heath J; ' Springs boys will cross bate at (< fhi-* place today. The", game r?! 1 Hp H erf It Springs 1 *i -? T.\' ternoun was interrupted hv !!? rain ?tter Lancaster had played ] j 0 inning* and 11 ent J? vpriu^ ? ?The Colored State Teachers' j ( association will meet in Lanc;e tor i September 1) and 10. All thf.'1 teachers of the county must u'-,l tend. Hold up our county. 1'. A. Wallace, I'rea |i M. O I/Ce. Vice l*r"s. |l ?The county tompHign Riidjpicnlc took a largo crowd to 11- at I:,' Springs last Thursday, the crowd having-been, eatimuted at. from | 800 to 1,000, with h bountil'ilj aupply ol dinner. j ? One of the cottages nt 1h:? tnill was struck by lightning la.st i j i Thursday evening and some '>i , the weatherboarding? torn up. No j one whs hurt, the occupants, Mr. , Cope Hair's family, being in the | opposite end of the house. ?Traffic in watermelons here 1 lias decrqased greatly in the I ast week or two. For quite iwhile there were rarely ever ess titan 1"> or 20 wagon loads m the streets daily and some irnes as many as 40 loads a ?1 i i\ . j ?Mr. W . C. Jordan has sold his iry goods business to li II. and l\ T. Truesdale who will eouiuct the business under die li.tr. mine ot Truesdale liros. Mr. Jordan expects lo go into husiless somewhere, but doe* noi rot know where. ?Mrs. John A ikon died at the! nil) last Saturday of tuberculosis j d the- bowels, ayed about 40roars. Hesider \ <***;TT ' he eaves three children. She was j Miried Sunday in the town erne 1 erv. ?\V A N' 1' KI) 5 \ OI' N (J ?vj K N ro-M Lnnraslwr Count; oneo to : > re pa re lor Positions iu the Gov. miment Service?Railway Mail j k. . Leiti*i I' <rt < t . Cue tn:u ii'use and liepirirnet (.i tic. Apply to 1 tit Si to > orr?s.*j i;C., Ce lar Rapids, ' t. 1 ' :n ; ? Miss I Initio Miller, df-ugh-! < : of Mi\j. B !'. Miller, . . Lao 'aster, has boon elected teacher! if i.h" Nod's Crook ^Chon! !: mso.' i> tho Bull ?.lo section.? lv< r-: < i?a *.v Kra. ?Wanted For Cash?Any! Inscription of Scrap ?/>n. Bra is, Rubber, Diy Bjnea. Beeswas, ?tc. Wo have advanced our prices over 50 per cent, on all .his material. Bring in at once. L S. Davidson <S: (to W .rehouse near. L .V 0 depot. ? A8 Mr. F A. Deal war. jm j nji In dinnei Monday he had an j Hack of hoart weakness and lroppod down Passers-by took lim inU> Miss Kmtnou's pi.zzn.j nlininidered opinion and carried j iim home. He was out yester lay. ?Mr A R. Ferguson lias! mrchnsed an interest in the arm of Mr. \\T. T. Gregory and vi 11 remove his family to Lancaster September the 1st. Mr Ferguson and his excellent amily have many friends in [lock llill who will regret their j emoval from the city.?liock j Hill Herald ?Sheriff Hunter has located' Will Aisbrooks who escaped! rom the chain gang about six' wrecks ago. He found him in i Monroe but the. authorities upj ;here have sent him to their j liain gang for twelve month-1 for carrying a concealed pistol,] nid consequently he cannot iring tlie prisoner hack hero I intil that sentence has been terved. ?Last week Deputy Sheriln J. 11. Hunter went up to Ohar-j lotte to bring back Hill Williams the negro who shot Cap!. Kedd at the depot here several j weeks ago. He also brought , !)aci. John Davis, col, who shot; Sid Alsbrook >>.c l'lc.is?,;it l'laiiis j hurch in the upper portion of} he county ah ?ut r ear avo j ? Mr. J. K'liolt. of t ii?*> Heath Mule (,'o , hn- been a 1 little under til'* weather'" for! : week <?r ten dnvs. He is an ' excellent .-wiintner and went on* ro M ss' poiid one evening: with a party ami took in one of. Iiisfavoiito horses The horse I beentin-excited and in plunging | iron ml struck Mr Kl'iolt on the! breast with h< r knee. Mr. Klli i tt's friends say lie hasn't en j joyed ahenrtt laugh -ince. lie., ause it now hurts him to laugh. ?Yorkville Yeoman. ? Martha Crockett, wife t?? l.oh Crockett, an aged and respected colored woman who lived 011 the old Stewart place in Cedar Creek died a week ago -he was horn, married and lived all her life in the house where dif died, refusing to leave the place when set free. In her last illness, Mrs. J. II. Hunter, a great grnnd-daugh tor of her old mistress, cared1 = 73r: "i ?-*f - 2 i ? ? = IT5 _. ,<'5,~S --~= ? ??>? "SnS? ,o v. o ? ? x*;? '- %i ?<,^ ? ;? = 5 ?* 2 4 : ? ' i? ~ 5 - * V =-r 7 e^ . m . a : ; . ? I 5- *5 :: ::: ij. a: ::>*::: : : ; llj a?wwg.*g5igag?rg?jgjg j1 is I ~ vT $S^38$6S8 r S' ''* dT^Z^HT JiT^ isi: :";,,':t,:t,r *:: _,-, i||j-,.-Sis4.w-S - t. ! , '?_l It - 5 W !* V t? S i ?: C - i- 3 y i gj!:r^Sgs*?Sy.x.f;ii = iis j-! ~ *. ! i; -it - r* li ? ?? ? -v ? '/ ^ -1 ?%. is / c ? * C: C ? ? I.?" L-S&'ggg^agJt.y.yySg . 8.1 gsssSSs^a^gfeggggs ii?l?s?g3gg%gg%5g%afej 'j 1 ' ft fe -S S * ? 5 a:' S tr '? ? V V .-" _ ^ - yy ^rjjs.M - a S ? ~??% S c' %' 5? I ? ti li O : ? ? o l w i '.' M .:. for her and saw that she got every attention and everything , she needed. The Election YestertUiy ', The election yesterday passed r oir without anything to mar the day. The returns received are pretty complete so tar as the ] county election is concert ed, but the returns ot the State ticket are so slow coming in that we shall * not undertake to tabulate that ' vote. The vote lor the county ticket as tabulated herein shows that T. V. Williams and O. W. i'otts are nominated tor the leu- ] ialaturc, that J. E. Stevvman isnominated tor probata judge, A. C. Rowell for county superintendent of education, W. 0. Can- ' then lor treasurer, John A Oook j lor auditor and that !\1. 0. Gardner and L. J. Perry will have to run a second race. Of course W 1 - C.l lotijih was nominated,a.? he hud' no oppo-ilion. Mest of the conirrcogional vote in ?Lis ccuutyh went to Dr. Strait, in York most | < or it went to Finley, and in Ches- 1 tor county Finlev ??f?t a small ' majority. We have no returns from Fairfield. Camden gave 11 Finlev 181, Floyd 148, Strait 18 ml Wilson 1!' Chesterfield has not been heard from. If is thought Hon) \v! ,| . now known , of the vote that if Finley does not come in on the first ballot. . he and Dr Strait wiil he sn a < second r<;?:e. J Hemphill f?ol a good vote in this county, he being pretty vi?dl| in the lead. For governor llev j, waul and Talber! lead in this . county and piohablv in the? Stale* York's vote tor Finley is 'J175), l<?r Floyd 74, tor Strait Jf>(). and , Wilson <?"i (ion. Howl's total ( vote tor Laneastor smd York is 120 ! For magistrate of Gills Creek and Cane Cret-k townships C-o< key was nominated by about 400 1 majority. 1 '1 he vote for governor at the , Lancaster box was : Hey ward, 288 i lalbert, 187 Tillman, 89 Ansel, 02 i Tirr.merman, 10 I m II Hrt Tii s i - !! hl. Jj" | v. jj sn |i pjp m ! " K Ki"1-, |;r? ?>"3 | T .1. Strait |&-jj" ? I ' ? ???< mfd !,?' . ) ? r,' $nmnvWi j; IV. 11. W.icot. ; i v* ' i ; !| I ' ?j her ?S| 1 . I-?: j r n- , |J C f. N. hst rirt/jo.! c [ ji s '1'. Y. Williams S> * lj I"**"' > j>w, ~ -?-w <*i i OM-RT W. | lltl t.'l'JI , .JoltN M. Perry! -T t* ,<?Bs*nrr 4 | UK . 15-1 > -?-* II .r. K. st??\viiianj * t , ,,^ "l ** \^?2k | j ;ji > . CAM key I diuiah t? j jV: ' .r K lai'.e i '* ?**?' -?_> r <**???.-> j || M . <:. (irtriliierl- = A** , to l\ . II ' I ri- i (ir*( : ; 1 .1 l'erry ~ , j . ( - r~ v vri >-< pMwd '\*J* jc-Ot 1 A C. Rowel I I & c i" y M .1 h??nir ? = Vr->" . i , ' jr.~ e"""'? I'u W.J\MnMr.ni<? 5 - j1 , ! ''**1 y-?? ?-r>lj W. C. Oauthenl^g ! Uv W.T. Vanlaiid- 12-j, Mr " >'?sritam I ^ " i| fj, I John A. Cock. an* fJZXt*. Ot c ti,, H. II. Horton | ?^i?unw -- i: n Vjawe-' li W. K. Kntri(>sfi?| ~i. ilu, I pai I p. At Taxulia'v ilia! vote stood : Ueyward, . 60 ' ralbert, 34 " Ai.l8el' * sot I ill man, 3 Finnm-i in.tn, ' 111 At Kershaw it wji. : ri?i LJevwurd, 1 ly ,r> Fulbert, 13 Ansel. 14 *P< Filiman, K2 ;*,lt l'imrnertnari, 1 out At Eitrin : tin Falhert, 42jcii Ueyivard. S ' u" A nnel, 3 At Tradeeville : j.'r l'albert. 70 ^ Hey ward, 2S )e A r? >- <* 1, 7 I'll I mat), t'? .Jo i'inimorman, 2 J t"re Fur attorney general Stevenson | ;ot nearly all the vote in !hi^ciimty, so tar as wo have see?) I I be tiu'ites. and W ilson go? nmst 1' '' it it tor secretary ?;t state. K/ti , . I Mr A .special sent. Iroin Columbia j ^ lu the Hook liiil Ilernid ?: 0, "'>2,823 votes accounted lor. llev ward jaads aii!. '2 I ' vote>; 1'alb 'rt mxt vit.i. 0.(>.' !> ; An?e!jCOi [).;> !.7 ; Tillman D.Oyt!; Timiner i *?.' man 3,401. For llio Senate Lati- 1 mor leads with 12.'M*: Fran?!^! !>.08i : Johnston" s.7 to . IF ii lerson 8,411 ; Hemphill 8.3'3'J : j Hiiioit 8.087. j en F?>r lienteiiant-govoruor.Hlease, in. !L2t>7 ; Gary, 17,7 15 ; Sloan. tut iJOti. Fur Secret at v oi St a!o, iii Austin, 11.130; (rantI, 1 (i.<)8!> ;! f:ii Wilson, 20,740. for Attorney j lienern). Hunter 24.1 31 ; Steven .'(11 ion. 20,5,SS. For Supemitendens j r>t lvl treati(H>, McMahun, 23,020 : . Martin, 22,680." | sC1 With Talheri and Hoy ward in j lit* the second race, South Carolina Co is now assured of filling the p:n- to hernatoiial chair with a ^ood M'n man. I Co It we can judpe from the re-| turns that are in, .lint Tillman is y? not the kind of man 'hat. Lauras ter voters wtint for their govern- To or. Be it said to the credit a?<d honor of Lancaster county, Jim tai Iman got only a small vote. i voters have practically told i to "GO WAY BACK AND ' DOWN." IMIo-iuu Cum I'ISvivi finny refuniltMl if it fvi?r fails. The Visitors. dr. J. M. Hood visited Rock I! last week. '.lis. K. M Crox'on is visiting modiei >.t Healii .Springs. Mrs. \Y Ah-!). Brown is sumring at Marioti, NT C. dr. li. Miles is in Baltimore rehusing ivi1 a 1 i slook. Mrs. T. V. Williams left sevil days ago for a visit to her ither at lielton. Miss Al iggie Andm on will go t IiV-lie today to visit Mrs. nes Bar her. Mr. V. Allison returned esday from an extended trip New York. ?Throe railroad wrecks hav< urred on the Soutiiv'ni's line the last few days. Miss Maude MeKeown of Basin die is visum*; Miss Atldie rter here this week. Mrs Dr. Danov and Mi>s Mav J indorlnirk of Dudley visited latives here last win>. Misses Lttla, Mamie and Pearl inter visited relatives at nth iSprings last week. Dr. and Mrs. i> <. U iiherspoon Charlotte spent u couple of ih with kinsfolk here recently. Miss Anabel Porter is spend: a t? * 11 a \ s ill Dixie with h? r vntK, Mr. and Mr-= W. G. A. iter. Mrs. Dr. J. E. Poore of Col ibia is visiting her parents re, Mr. and Mrs. L C. Paytr. Mr. II. II. Iluty and Miss Kate ity of the Unity section have urned Irons a visit to friends York. Lvov. Mr. Plaxco of Clinton m*, several days in this place :l county last week m tlie inter of a church fund. Mr. .fohn Crawford attended .? marriage of ids uncle in arlotte last Wednesday, Mr. . H.Twiity to Mi.s.s Gates. Attorneys John T. Green .and nest Moore went to Chester is morning to argue a motion O c1 lore Judge Gage at chambers Mayor Wylie and little sou, hu 1> , returned yesterday >111 New York where they ve been for about three >eks. Messrs. Walter -Mitchell of arlotte and Will I'arris of tawba returned to their homes uiday after a visit to the nilv of Mr. Giles, east of ?The ronl strihe linot yet in* to on end, though ooni is irre and winter i- coming on. olence is beidg resorted to to event non-union men from M'King in jlie. mines. Ml", U. I). Blli'.'lS of c lit * bovunent Printing oihce, Wash* jton, is on a visit to his sis* here, Mrs. S. N. Watson, s wife accompanied him as as Chester. ?The factory vote inarched rough main street to the lis in double coium, hearing banner containing this in iption : "We are not driven e sheep but coming to cooi Hey," which was interpreted mean that they were for skey for magistrate against ffey. u lin oh Wlml Vim A rr Tnk tn ien you take (irove\? Taateleaa Qtvi.ll niu 6ecHua? the formula in plafflTy rOprt on every *hnwing tut s dimply iron ami (Quinine in' a blelesa form. No cure, no pay. (50c. 8