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Short Looals. y Weunesday, October 8, 1902 .?Mr. Clarence Garvin in work ^ ing iu Camden. ?Llave your wedding invitations printed at the Knterpkisk office. ?Brede's steam bread fresh at Mac%o ell's. s24 tf ?Died, Sept. 29, 1902, the iuianl child ol Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bruce of the Bruce sec tion. ? T*o more of Riverside's pretty daughters have b?.'en cap -lured by Knights of the Red counU . M * ? Rev Chnl titers Kr.-iser assist o.l Key. Mr. Wilson in a peri** ot meetings last wet k, extending through Sunday. ?Call on Funderbill*'; Co. to see the great new line of woolens received from Strauss Bros., America's leading tailors. ?The premiums offered this T* year at the State Fair have been greatly increased and competition will bo sharp Be sure to X a Pr?diium list once. ?All parties indebted to Elliott <fc Crawford must come forward and settle at once, as these papers must bo closed up Lancaster Mercantile Co. 08 1 in ?Bring me your butter, chickens and eggs. Highest prices paid for them. ?24 tf J. B Mac1.cell ?Dr. Bays will lecture at Unity church on "Courtship" Tnur&day night at 8 o'clock. Admission *25 and 15c. I'uhlic cordially invited to attend. T1 Ml L. - 1 -? ? i utire win ue a not, supper ftl -Elgin on Thursday night, 16th -inst., for the benefit, of the par tannage. The public is cordially ^ invited. ?The annual meeting of the Lancaster Bible society will he >he!d in the Methodist church L ^Sunday nigtit. The sermon will 'be preached by l>r. 11. W. Bay a, >t 11er which the usual collection will he taken. ?Seasonable goods arriving daily. Cocoantits, Raisins, Currants. Buckwheat, New erop New Orleans molasses, etc., at W. P. Bennett's. ?Died, Oct. 1, 1902, the infant daughter of Mr. and Mr^. James Gams, of the D;y Creek section. ?Mr. 11. J. Harper reports a 04-lb jiumpkin raised on his farm. It is 5 feet in circumference. *?Land in Lexington county sells cheap. The Gregory-Illiea Mule Co. of Columbia bought * 5H acres of it Monday at public sale for $36. Hut the sale was for foreclosure of their mortgage a ^vhich may have had something to do with the price at which the land was bid ofF. ?A number of our subscribeis have come in and paid their subscriptions this tall, but there are a whole lot of others that we are confidently looking for yet. I'iea-e don't forget the matter. ?The ladies will meet in the interest of the bazar for the Conlederate monument every Thurs .A .... ~ 1"! aiicniuuu, 1116 meeting tomorrow afternoon will be held at Mrs. Ira 13. Jones'. ? We are still in the Old Iron lousiness, and are paying higher cash prices than ever for any description or quantity ot Scrap Iron, Brass, Beeswax, Bones, etc. Bring us all you can find and * make some extra money. L S. Davidson dr Go. Warehouse near L. & G. depot. ? It 7 # ?B?rn, Oct. 5, 1902, to' M and M"8. L. M. Clyburn, twi sous. ?For visiting cards, call at tl Entkki'HISe office?40 cards wit name printed thereon lor 25 cent ?For a box of fine candj call at Mackorell's and get a bo of Whitman's. s2l?The streams were up Sunda morniug irom the effect ot tl; heavv rains Saturday night an isundav morning eany. ? A dead double headed pi wis exhibited on the streets hoi several days ago. It may hav died of big head. --Mr. W. II. Rod gem of tl cotton mill killed the first In pig ot the season one day la: week. It netted 30b pounds mi wao only 10 months old. ? We are always in the m i ket to buy mules and hot>es an cattle. 1: you have any of eitlu lor sale, don't trade till you see 1': It Lancaster Mercantile Co. ? Mr. Hilton, the Taxuha mail carrier, lost a good hort Saturday night lasf Irom blin staggers. ?The 5-months old daugliL of Mr and Mrs Newt Evans ( the Sincerity neighborhood,die Sunday night last after a brii illness. ? The Laurens County New recently published the death < an old negro woman in tin county said to be 129 years < age, lacking six weeks. ?S A LESM EN W a N T E D ?T look alter our interests 111 Lu caster and adjacent count le Salary or commission. Addref Lincoln O.l <<o., Cleveland, Unio. ?The usual services at tli A. R P. church will be suspenc ed next Sabbath night 011 accoui of the meeting of the Lancast< Rible society in the Methodii church. ?What you owe on your sul scription to the Entkrpkish ma be very little to you, but the tot; of what all owe us is a big thir lor us. It will help pay a who lot of our bills. "Many a mick! makes a muckle." ?Mrs. Nannie Chambers, wii of Mr. S L Chambers and daugl ter of our esteemed townsmai Mr. Wvlie R. Clanton, died 1 her home here Tuesday ol la: week, after a brief illness of a| pendic'.tis with which she wi confined to her bed only aboi two days. She was about 3 years of ace. She leaves u children. She was a consister member of the Baptist churcl lior remains were interred in tli town cemetery Wednesday, burii services having been conducle by Rev. J. T. Dabney. FOR SALE?A tract of 11 acres of excellent farming land with necessary buildings, siluat two miles east of Lancaster C 11 , with about 50 acres in cult vation and balance in forest Fv further information apply to Ij MuManus, Lancaster, S. C. Notice to Husoiih. All members of Jackson Lodg A. F. j\1. and the Masonic Iratei nitv in general, are hereby not find ami invited to assemble v ihe courthouse Saturday, Oclobe 18, at ?3 p m , to meet the Mot Worshipful Grand Master, Walte M." Whitehead, who will ennc?n a Grand L'?.lge lor the purpobe < laying the corner stones ot th graded school building and tn Masonic lodge. H. E. Coffey, W. M. T. 8 Carter, Sec. Hick's Capudine Curei Headache and Neuralgia. For sale by all druggists. I r. To be Wedtletl Today. t " Mi^-s Eva McClintock, eldes daughter of Mrs. J II. McL'lin ,e tock of Riverside, will he mar I) ried at 1 o'clock today to Mr 8 Harry McDonald of Rock IIill The ceremony will take pi act at the home of the bride'i x parents. The happy couph wiil leave on the up train fo v the home of the groom<1 To tie Married. Mr. ami Mrs. J. U Thon.psoi ig of Riverside havo sent out card c innounciiig tlie c<?inin<r in-irriagt 'e ol tli^ir daughter, Mi-s Mar; Louise, to Mr. .John Barron Will i'tms of Ynrkville. The ceremon; >vill take place a* the homo o J the prospective bride's parents a i halt I) 1st niie nV.lnel* nn Tlmn/tai iu r# ~ * ""1 ova,V the ltith inst. ami will ho per termed by Itev. W.C Kwart, pas r" tor of !>?<_? pretty prospective ' * bride. The happy con pie wil Y ho aid the t) p train for Y >rkville 5 too home ol the groom. ;V ^ I>c<ith of Mr. H\ M. Xrttt. ,e Mr. W Marion Noal, a highb ll^ esteemed citizen of the .Jackson ham section, died yesterday morning after an illness of sevet 1 or eight months of dropsy of tin )tj I heart He was in the Confed erato war and made a good sol dier 11 e leaves seven children ^ Messrs George G., .William B. ' .John N., White, and Misse Dora. .Jennie and Mettie, all o l" whom, save one, are ahou grown Ue leaves also a widow one brother and two sisters 11< " was a brother in-law of on t- townsman, Mr J F. Nisbet Hi 8- was a member of the Tirzal Presbyterian church and was : good man and an excellent citi zen His remains will he laic to rest in the Tirzah graveyarc ^ at 11 o'clock this morning aftei funeral services hy his pastor Rev. W. W. Ratchford. ir Death of Mr*. M. If. Cherry. Mrs. M. II Cherry, the moth W er of our townsmen, Messrs J.J Cherry and R S Cherry died on Tuesday night of las e week, September MO, 1902, a the home of her daughter, Mrs M. A Bigliam, near Rock Hill f? Mrs Cherry was the widow o h- the late Capt. E. H Cherry o th York county and was only II days short of 07 years of age st She was the mother of eigh 3 children, all of whom survive *3 her. Then names are as fol 0 lows: Messrs J. J. and II. S :?r> Cherry of Lancaster, Spurgeoi .A / 11 ' ^ TV i" * nerry 01 ouinter, ft. It. Uhnrn it of York county, A V Cliern li. of Florida, and Mrs I>. B. 8to ie vcr of Heath Springs, Mrs. Fan *1 nie E Harnett and Mrs M A id Bigham of Vor<. She was i consistent member of Harmon] 5 Baptist church and a highly es Is teemed Christian woman IIoi e remains were interred Wednes day at Ebenezer. i ,r A Carloatl of Fine I lor Men on tin Market. We have just received a car load of fine horses, which \v< cordially invite the public t( call and examine. In tho lo e are well trained driving horses r. saddle horses and coinhinatioi j_ horses Every animal was se l( lected with great earn and w? ,r therefore know exactly what w< l( are offering you?none but th< ,r best. Call and see for yourself R We guarantee to suit you if yoi (l want a good horse J M. Rood M !1 II fltrpr e Lancaster Mercantile Com pany's staples. The excitement incident tc traveling and change of food and water often brings on diarrhoea, 3 and tor this reason no one should leave home without a bottle ol Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by J. F. Mackey & Co. J l>enth of Mr. *f. A. Thompson. t Mr. John A.Thompson, a highly respected citiz ill ol the Jaek sonham section, died of cancer . last Wednesday afternoon. From . The Ledger we clip the tollow ? inn' 4\ Wl,rt horn in York i county April 22, 1842, being <50 =) \ ears, 5 mouths ao<? 8 days old r at his death. He w is married Nov. 7, 1SG5, to Miss Ellen M Knox, and ol eight children horn to them, seven surv.ve mm, viz : W. 11., S. A. and J. M. Thompson; 1 Mrs J. F.Collins and Misses F.L., 3 O. W. and I'iuaiie Tuompson. lie '* served through 'he Civil \va>- and ' was one oi the most gallant ol Cuiiiedcr.it e soldiers. He wui never known to shirk duty, and ' during the entire war was never on ihe sick list. Always al his ' post of duty' ve4 ho was never wounded or centered lie was a member ol the Fr?sh.vlerian ' church an'! lor the lust 14.years ol his lile was an elder in liie church. !! ? wis a good, l?wI abiding citizen, a devoted husband and a loving lather. IIis reman is were interred T.iursdav t:t Tirzsh ^ churchyard, alter funeral services by bis pastor, K^v. W. \V. Ri'ch e i t*i- >? ? * mm, wun ivinsonic Honors l)\ \ Jnekton Lodge No. 53, A. I*\ M , r> of which he was a member. t'yny- KhUhii) Kollevoo Iligtit Away and mnkce a speedy end of cou^h* and colda. ' Gentlemen o/* the Jury. s f The October form of court t will convene oil the third Mon, day, the zotli, of this month 5 with liis Honor JudgevJames r A Id rich presiding The follow a ing have been drawn as petit i jurors to serve for tlie lirst 1 woe k ! 118 Howell, L C Lazcnby, J 1 I") Griffin, Lewis J Cauthen, L J 1 Robertson, F R Stevens, A J r Dunlap, F 1' Therrell, P L Fun, derburk, J F Addison, .1 D Hinsc.i, P M Lathan, A Cauthen, J A Knight, Joseph C Robinson, R M McCrorey F D Groen, TC Green, II M Gulp, J W Barker, . B H Plyler, W F Rut ledge, Thomas M Hilton, J II Verritt, t R R Kennington, \V D Robin i son. Roht S Flovd A R R..1U.. t son, J D Wolfe, John TCauthen. J M Heath, W P Mackey, W D Flemming, R K Gregory. W W f Parks, B M Thompson. f . 8bcond week's jurors "I lie following names have t been drawn as petit jurors to serve for the second week, beginning October 127th : L I) Hilton, I .1 Sims, Jr, If ' C Connell, R A Blac'^mon, .1 . M White, U 11 Phillips, 11 E ? J Cofl'ey, 1) R Fletcher, W F Cook, W J Cunningham, Jas L Barton, I> O Potts, T II Barber, \v .1 iiv)gers, J M Harris, M K t Witherspoon, J l> CasKey, J O . Porter, Able Nelson, J S Clif 'ton, W V Hough, Geo C Mo r '.Mjtnus, W P Norman, J 1) Nel son, .1 I) Glenn, \V 8 Morgan, John W Hall, \V 11 P McMur ray, J A Niven, W N Faile, I P Hardin, John W Patterson, W B S Neal, J T M Rodgers, \V S Faulkenbury, J W as key. ^ Mother's Worm Syrup > TJest worm medicine Children ^ like it so well they eat it on bread 9 1 The Visitors. ? Mr. J. O. fcJliott of Yorkville VI'QO i it Attrn I bifl . I i\mi ii nun IvruiV. Mr. W. F. Swarin^en visited I Charlotte la&t week. Mr. W. H. Burns of Greenville visited his mother here last week. Mr. J. W. Forbes of McBee spent a coaple ol days in town this. > M iss Li 11 a Bell is visiting her ' cousin, Miss Lillian B II, west ol j town. r Mr. W. M. Olanton of llaile I Gold Mine came up list NVednes day to attend the burial of his sister, Mrs. 8. L. Chambers. Messrs. F. M. Lowery and Win. Cook of TaxahHW were here Thursday and Friday. Ilev. J. T. Dabney of Rock Hill was in town a couple ol days this week. Mrs. Kiltie Young is visiting her daughter, Mrs. E 15. Cook of Rock llill. Mrs. R. K. Wylie has irone to Washington on a visit to one of her sisters. (i. 15 Barron, Dr. J.C. Foster and L S Elliott attended the Charlotte fair last wee.t. Mrs. Caaltm rs Era er spent cSatui\lu> and Sunday weth tlie nimily ol Rev Mr. Wilson at Ba^ooni villr, Messrs .John E. Welsh and Elgar Hiuson ie;t yesterday lor Bat11Hi >ro. Md , to take h course in U. ntibii'N. R. E. Allison, E-q., has gone o Wellington io Vtoi. Ins son ami to vwuioos tuo ti. A. K. eacav pineal ceremonies. President J. M. 11 oath of the Heath B. <fc Al. Co went to Yorkville Monday afteruoou, returning; yesterday. Rev Chalmers Fraser and Mr. W. J. Cunningham left Monday to aueud Presbytery near \ orkville Air. 14. S Ouerr.v la returned alter an absence ol about leuuays at t lie bedside ol his uioLiiei wuose dealli is CufOlUcled cioett..et6 111 thia Issue. Masters Robert and Charley Cherry atteucled the lunerul of their jiaternal g;a dmother, Mrs. M. 11. Cnerrv, ul Ebenezer last VV eUnesday. Mrs. G. 11 Gatling an 1 c aid of Raleigh, jN. C., are Here lor a br.el visit alter winch they - wilt go to Meridian, Miss., where Air. Galling is buying cotton. Mr. George Hacker of Berkley was here several days last wee* at the bedside of his brother-inlaw, Mr. Jtiobt. A. killings, who i is still quite sick. Airs. J. P. Hunter and her aunt, Mrs. Smim o. B iscomviiie, nave gone on a visit to Now Yora. They wiil stop over iu Washington a tew da^s. Mr W. J. Hindinan, one of Chester county's hustling larmers, was in towu Saturday trading with Lancaster's merchants. We are indebted to him tor a pleasant call. Mr. Spurgeon Cherry ot Sumtor mopped over a couple of days v\ it i his brother, Mr. J. J. Cherry, 011 Ins return irom York county where he had been to attend the tunerai 01 his mother. Miss Mamie C. Allison who has beet: spending mo summer with her parents, Col. and Mrs. k H A - - * .?. , ax11iouii^ ici t last wi't'K IOr Koanoke, Va., lo resume her duties in liie lemale college ot that city. llev. J. VV. Little was iu town yesterday, lie was wearing a Handsome new suit ot cioihes that was presented to him by the King bo,) s ot the Waxhaw Baplist chu.cti congregation. Ttie young donors are not? members ot tue church themselves, but their parents are. it is needless to remark that Bro. Little appreciated the gut. ?S.40 was the ruling price for cotton on this market yesterday. Look Out for Fever. ILliousuess and liver disorders at this Reason may be prevented by cleansing the system with DeWitt's Little Early Risers. These famous little pills lo not gripe. They move the bowels gently, but copiously, and by reason ot the tonic properties,give tone and strength to the glands. t;r*wI ford Dros.