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inwumi m m?+i tmjmm ?r ^a^hx#' Short Locals. * > ^ Wednesday, Sept. 10, 1902. atf ?Fiue weather 011 turnips. ? Horn, Aug. 31, 1902, f<? \lr. | and Mrs. W .U. C?yburn, a son. J ?Mr. Joseph Hough ot K r. wlmw has gone to enter D.iviuson ! College. ? Mr. George Pope of the 1 Belair section died recently of ! dropsy, aged 24 ? Mr. James Helk Jias secured ! 1 nActfinn ? ?? * .1 ? 1 1 v. in ni' mu^siurv Oi J. F. Mac key ?fc V'o. ?Camp Creek Baptist church J has; recalled It v. W. !? Little t<>; 'ho pasloroto <>f ? 1 t ?Fiiritnui UJiiversjy will open the 240: of Septonil.t ; ?. elead .1 ; the 1T h -.ti iir?it a*mmr ' ?M;?j. To ill \V >odw\ ! nt J Fairth.lu died lust Tuur.-..h'V ai ; his hoino at Rock Ion, t j. :* c. ( ?i io i<? Lancaster Mew u?'lie >, ^ C??. .for children's soho n eitoer,', all eizet*. Beat on earth. St. ?A wagon returning from j ^ ?,ho camp meeting passed through ! town Sumillv with '27 i o?rr in - - - o - - it. by actual count ? MissTioy Robinson has accepted a position in tin- ury goods department of Heath j Hanking Mercantile Co. ? A special tron) Charleston, j \V. Va., sny.N that between dt.H) and 500 strikers returned ?o tlicn work in the coal mines Monday and that the strike will he entire !y broken this week. ? Mr. A. B. Ferguson who re cenlly bought a half interest in j Mr \V T < r.,.. I . ? ? . . v? i i %y i? II*" I it4 III and who has moved hero, is pro paring to ehred their corn crop ?There will be u lawn party in I he court house yard Friday 12th inst. from f> to 10 p. m , under the auspices of 'he ladies of the Presbyterian church. All are cordially invited to attend. ? ?Will Ivy and .loo Price had some difficulty one night recently when Joe attacked Will and cut him badly in three places. Ivy ran into Calvin Mcllwain's .house and escaped turf her harm. ?Save money on your School Books. I>. C. Hough will endeavor to close out his entire line cheap next Monday. The sale will take place in the store formerly occupied by J J Black moit, corner Main and Church streets ; terms of sale spot cash ?We learn through the Wax^ I haw Knterprise that the Union countv disuensarv was voted I ? I ^ J down ami out in tho recent election by about 20l> majority. Many good people all over tt?e ? county voted against it on the I grounds that for several years past it lias been managed little v better than a regular old-stylo ?? uros sllor?John Barnes, colored, was tried Monday in the magis {rate's court for assault and battery and for breach of the peace. He was convicted in both cases and sentenced to $l.r? for each case or 150 days for each. lie j has gone to serve the two sentences. One liaskins was up and plead guilty to charge of carrying concealed weapons and ' fined #20 which he paid, for-' feiting his pistol. ?Mr. T. S. Barnett, stop-1 father of Rev. \V 0 RwartJ died at the A II. P parsonage here Sunday morning about 2 o'clock after an illness of some two weeks. Mr Barnett was a native of Iluntersville, N. C., and was 73 years of ago last May He was twice married, his last wife being Mr. Ewart's v mother. The remains were taken to Iluntersville on the early morning train Monday for interment. ?The rain Monday afternoon had the effect to increase the vote polled yesterday considerably. ?Contractor W. S Langley ? J has secured a contract with the Ninety-Six Cot-ton mills to build forty 4-room cottages. ?The 5.000 pound girder tor (lie new A1 h .-*<?!!! *.* building has arrived ami will be placed in position at once. ?Married 111 Kershaw Sept. 3rd. Mrs h E liailey, widow of the late Jas D Bailey, and Mr J. IV Parsons of Darlington ? Mr. .J. E. .Johnson has moved his i.unity to Durham, N. ih, \vhe:e he accepted a posiuon in the Gold E !: EVUon in.'.Is ? Married, Sunday Srpt. 7, at. Heath (Springs 1>? ah. j. u m> llitain Mohley, Air. L'n.ap !J..iutnond and M. Minn*- Bow* s. daughter of Mr. Martin (\ B ?\.: rs. ?Messrs L.r?S Elliott and YV. S Lang ley have bought . he building on northeast e'-nicr of Main and Dunlap streets in which the central telephone oilicu is located. ?A little son ol Mr. G. A. Wall got one of iiis legs broken I while playing on a pile of cross lies near the depot. I)r. Poovcy was called and set. the broken member. I >r W 11 w.i.i ? . . . '? ni^vilVlU, Wl Charlotte, N. C., will be in Lancaster at The Cunningham House mi lueaday, S-?pt. 30lh, lor one day only. Llis practice m limited to Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. si 1 3I. ?Although the average condition of the cotlou crop, as re torred by the Government, bureau, is lower than it hits been Jot many years, (only 04) the cotton market has declined steadily for nearly a week past, future months having gone down more than halt a cent. llr. T. Eugene Funderburk and Dr. \V. F. Laney were in town last week. They both contern plate moving here, in tact Mr. Fwnderburk will be here with his family this week. Sec his ad. in these columns. ?There have been 734 applications for dormitory accommo dations at Winthrop College for the coming session, exclusive of residents of the city. The dor mitory accommodations being only 440 pupils, it is evident that all cannot bo accommodated. The next session opens next Wednesday, the 17th. ? Miss Kiln Beattie left on the down train Friday for Man too, on the eastern North Carolina coast, where she has accept* d a position in the school of that place Mis- Henrietta Reeves and Mr Louis Lowry were mar ried at Ileatb Springs Saturday night bv Magistrate viobley Mr. Huron Gardner and Miss ilennie Adams were married 011 August 3! by Magistrate .J. T.| Cautlien at i>is residence.? Ivor-' a haw 10 ra. ?State Constable II. K Mc j Manus captured a two-horse wii^on at the Mt. Cannel camp-| ground Saturd iv, containing a live-gallon leg of corn whisky,1 four empty two-gallon jugs and a quart measure. The owner j of the wagon skipped with his mules. Ho also captured Hobt liaskins. who had in his no-e sion a half gallon corn liquor in bottles. lb had just sold a pint to a follow. Monday morning he arrested Hill Stewart,colored, for having in his possession contraband liquor. Hick's Capudine Cures Headache and Neuralgia. I For 9ale by all druggists. | 1 Tint Death# From Morjht ine. Two colored children, one aged nine months and tin* other three years, died lust Saturday from the effects of morohine given them by their mother, j Mary Ingram, lor quinine. She 1 l went to a neighbor's house to 1 I g?'t some quinine, and !itiding ' j them away from home she took ( I 1^1- * t. I - - * ? ? * j U OOllie lilill SIR' 1110 tig lit illltl I 1 quinine in it, hut the i.iel j1 jproved it to he morphine in J stead. Dr. Poovey was called, M ! hut the drug had been in them j 'so long that, he couid do them! : 1 no good and tlioy died tlmtH I night it was over the bodies! ot these children that Deputy |! Coroner John M. Perry was * holding an inquest when the1 summon* of death came to hiinD Su?J?y. -- ? ?w?ii ? ? j , !>ie<f While JI old: it;/ an / nrjnenf. ! pall of gloom was cast ovgi*H j th< town Sunday aftern ion by* 1J the announcement of the -.ud-' j den death of Uapt. John ^5.j I Perry while holding an inquest ! j over the bodies of die two negroj : children, an account of whoscg1 ! deatn from si dose of morphine, . occui'.-j dIs-where in these col ! umn.s. .As deputy coroner he ' I had gone out and empanelled si jnvy of inquest and ;ho iuvesti- ; I s/ation was id <r> ; (-."(J.WU, .? .IVyJl I all at once his head dropped for-1 ward and Dr. Poovey, who was pre soil, assisted him to lie down An hour and a half later he j breathed his last, never having t spoken after he was stricken with what the doctors say was I apoplexy, though in response to ' j a question by Dr. Poovey whan ho was iirst stricken, lie at tempted to speak, though lie was unable to do so. Capt. Perry was a son of the 1 I late Jack Perry of Liberty llill, 1 (and was born March 18, 1841. | On March 24, 18(>4, he was first married to Miss Jane G Brown I who died some years ago. lie J O I 1 was married again Dec 12,1882, I to Miss Minnie M. Massey who survives him Bv the first niar(riage there are live surviving! children, to-wit : Mrs. Ira IS. Scott, Messrs. ii. B. Perry. J. M.I Perry, Jr., B. S Perry .of Texas, | i mul .Miss Bessie A!. Perry. He was a member of the Presbyte- ' riau church ami deputy coroner. ( For many years he taught school I in this ami adjoining counties About l'oiu' years ago bo moved to Lancaster. J In the beginning of the Con federate war ho enlisted and . went out with the Lancaster I l?revs, and later was transferred j | I to Co. if , 4 til 8. C. cavalry,! Capt. d 0 Foster commanding, and made a good soldier. Ilel was a good, kind, true-hearted ! man. His remains were interred , ( i at Camp Creek Methodist church . | Monday after a funeral service,! conducted bv Kev. Chalmers | i * I Fraser The following Confcd crate veterans acted as pallbearers: Capt. J. C. Foster, * I .J. M. Warwick, !. M. Purdue, ! j I ! I I >avis. Vv 1 > hem mond , \V. Williams. _ ! I 'lint!, * /'(?? l.'ir iii'tiileil St'.hfHt! j ^ I will endeavor to close otit i . fii'iro line >f S i: >?>l Pooh-' < iiK.ii' lor .-poi ca^ii, next Jdon-i lay and Tuesday Hooks will < ; iit ?e on ^ iv at tlie -a<>; < r i ? i:i ?ri I - - _ - j ( OC'CUpHM by .J J. iiiill'rC IllOli , corner rhiirc'i itiitl Mlin root-. * It ii. (J. 111) IJ (JII. I y of ire to Urtuled School J*ifj>its. I 1 All pupils of the Lancaster! (iradci School will assemble on Monday, Sept. 15lli, 0 a. m , at' the Ivibler Mouse on the corner! C of Main ami Arch streets, and } I not at the tJnurt House as pre- I viously announced. v Hie Hoard of Trustees lias J rented the entire building end i' will he use I exclusively hy the x school until (he school houRe is ' ready for occupation. } Supt. L. T. Baker. iiavviijY MAHUII:I>. Miss Delia M Caxki i/ ami Ca pt. /. I'aimer Jiiut/ Alarvlml in. ^ Columbia ! t Mr. J. Palmer King, ther popular and clever conductor!1 >n the LvtC Railroad, and Missj Delia Casivoy, the Only daughter , if Mr. W. P Caskev, were uni- . I ;ed in the holy bonds of matri-; nony last Wednesday The (Jo- J umbia Slate makes the follow-1, ng reference to the *veni : ! ; Yesterday afternoon at the LJ mine of Mr. and Mrs. T. H.i dlyburn on Laurel street Miss i ' I)? !!;i M. (.'as key and Mr .1. Palmer King were married l ceremony was performed by , the Rev. W.C Kwart of Lan . master, assisted l?y the Rev. .1 i'. ! Knox of this city, both of the 1 A It. 1?. church h Miss ('as-.ey i? a daughter!: of Mr. \V. P Caskev of Lancas i i -and ha ; been i'skiim her J nome m tins city since last tad,! having been the bookkeeper for j l/. ti llaidwin & Son Mr. King is a well known passenger roll ; iUetor of t i ester A: Lancas- I the road. The brim ws handsomely : ixowned in blue lady's cloth, trimmed with silk of the same shade, and with hat t> match, j. The parlor was prettily decora 1] ted with ferns, palms, begonias! and other IIuwon ?i?l ' Many pretty and serviceable J presents were received Anion*; those procnt were Rev. and' Mrs. J. I'. Knox, Mrs. A M. Bricc, Miss Mary Aiobley, Mrs. v Stanmore Watson, Mrs. Robert Uampbell, Airs. P. H Gibson. Mrs \V. A Forte. ' isses 1 ??? aim'# Klizabeth \\ ird.au < Mr. an-: ?s. Kin*; left on (ho Soul Isern s afternoon train for their homo in hiincu.^cr j 1 The Value ol Salt. j. We uro salt every day, bu* J 1 many, people uo not know hov 1 I inuoli sail will do. cSa.iL is very | useful and we r-odiv could uotd<>j without it. Soma people thin I-*alt is only used in food, but 1 wish to tell the reader of oiin*r ways that salt can boused. When ] cleaning fowls, meat or tisn put a illIte sail oil your lingers and it will prevent slipping ; salt I In own on a coal tire when broil I ing steak will prevent blazing; f from the dripping lac ; salt as ?U gargle will cure soreness ot the * ihroat.; the best tiling to clean willow ware and mat ling is noth- H ing else but salt ; sail in the oven < ' under baking tins will prevent I heir scorching on the bottom; J when the chimney is afire salt will put it r.ui; sail and vinegar wili remove stains lrotu discolor- 1 ill teacups ; ii u bee stings you ">r a spider bites you use salt and totla ; it soot tails on the carpet .1 >alt thrown on it will help in re........ .. ?i,.-. o ..,.1 ...i. ? I m'v iii^ v iic r> pu? , w iion vimi ;n t* j j * kitewushing, put a little salt in j < /our whitewash, which will make t stick; salt thrown on a coal I.j ire which is low will revive ii ; { ' not lis can bo kept o*i; if salt is J ised in sweeping carpets.?The ' hlpitoniist. ?Mr. I). K Hull of I'lensanf 11 ^'alloy was in town Saturday H 'oeling good over his rt nomina- 1 ion to tho otiice of magistrate! >f that section, be having rn-i teived 107 votes against 27 for lis apponent, Mr. K- W. Hosier, lis constable Mr. John (J. Hull, eceived tH votes against ?*>7 forj lis onnonent. < The retiring president of tho'j }ase School of Science, at Cl< vr- ? and, Ohio, Cadv Sta!ey, LL. 1> ' J l 1 | H ias started on a irip around t !ie j ? vorld that may last five years, i" ind after that he intends to de : rote the remainder of his life to j ?is own amusement. For sixteen | ^ rears he was presidont ot Case School. 5 Second Primary Election. The vote for the two candilates for County Supervisor is is follows, which shows that Vlr. Perry is nominated, by a naiority of 8S votes * THIS COUNTY VOTE. Gardner. Perry. Lancaster, 221 306 del air, 33 40 Pan Wyek, 5 5 IG 1 hornu ell's, 2 10 New Cut, 2 7 2L rradosviile, 45 46 Dwi^jht, 7i 38 Primus, 33 38 iaxahaw, bo 20 Plat ("ri>iilf ?tr? *!? , ?' ~s U'J Welsh's, OS 1 Kershaw, 03 77 Li<*;it 11 {Springs, 3] 100 Jarntel, > 52 Montgomery. 2 !0 K J gin, \> }ij i i alio M ine, n i 7 Total, 890 07? VoTK FOR b'i'ATK OFFICERS Gast in this county in tlio 'I'onil primary liehl hoot, Otn, i 002 : FOR r. s. sk.vatk. )no. Gary Evans, 7S0 uatiiuer. 101)9 FOK OOVEllNOll. II ey ward, 841 ralbert. 1020 I. I K U T K N A N T GOVERNOR. .Jury. 1181 Sloan. 7u0 SKCKI5TARY OK STATK. riot, 353 W lisun , 1544 CO M 1 ?T HO I.I. K K (! E N E U A L. ! ones, 886 Walker. 079 VDJtTANT AND INSPECTOR CJKN. Bovtl, 842 Krosi. 1513 KAll.ROA D COMMISSIONER. nanghinan, 1118 hi van:*. 763 lleyward aixl Latimer Nominated. The following figures appeared n tins morning's Slate and show hat Heyward is nominated lor governor and Latimer for lT. S. Senator : FORSKNATOR (no. Gary Evans '27,493 \ C. Latimer 40,44S FOR (RIVKRXOII > C 11 ev vvnril -m IRK iV. Jasper 'l'albert 29,023 FOR I.I IH'TKN ANT UOVKKN'OH 'rank B (Jary 30 423 lohn T. Sloan 34,ol3 KOK DKC'KKTARV 1)1' ATATK. r. Gantt 38,092 r. Harvey Wilson 31,77'? KOK COM I" rUOI.I.KK CKXKKAL. L. W. .)one? 32,107 i. L. Walkor 33,192 ilMCTANT AM) IN'si'KCiOK OKNKK.vL, . O. Boyd 29 389 ohii 1>. Kroat 37,236 KOK UAlMtOAl) COMMISSIONER I. 1.. Cuiixhinnn 30,794 V. Boyu Kvan? 27,331 Those figuros nre not complete md the result niuy be changed ome when complete returns are n. 1 Know One. Snrc Tt?mp<ty for uu uUtti&ato cold. . lib uuiao la i'ynjr-BultAiu. IVlortey to Loan. r\N A KG CENT VLSI V TO NEW York Hity I niacin arrangement* i>- which I ohii negotiate mans of iiOU.OO ami op wards on llral niori;agvs on improved notion farms at per cent, interest on sums of $1000.00 nil over, and a per cent, interest ou ums ot less than $1000.00. No commssion or brokerage charged?only a easouable lee for abstract of tilie. it. K. Wylik, Attorney-at-Law. Lancaster, 8. C., .Sept. 8, '02?Gin. Menstruation made Regular And Painless, nil Pains in Sides, Hips anil Llini.s cured by limnuon** s>n ja a Vine Wlue or T:ibioM.