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' Free to You j It you are not well end went to know the truth ebont your trouble, fend for my free booklets end self ? examination blanks. / ^HHCB **?- * Nervous Deblll f /KoBB ty (Sexual Weakness), taeajy^Vsian No. J, Varicocele, No. Ivf 8,Stricture, No. , KidIN7 ney end Bladder Com1 J^ln*. No.^B, Disease s^ni^ foteon KImk nri"?d V terrh. These boeke should be iu the hands ?'ever^ Person affllotthe author, lt< reeoira'^i^Srri.aa nlr.ed as the best auwmm. wmmm thorlty and expert In ?i_S' . >. ?? /^7/X/Z^ Cnlterl States on dr. hathawat. these diseases. Write or send for the book you want to-day, and It will be sent you free, sealed. Address J. Newtou Hathaway, M.U. 8# Iumar. UUk . 22 1-2 S. Hrnml St.. A Short Locals. Wednesday, October 29, 11)02. ?The election comes oil' next Tuesday. ?Cotton le worth 8 cents on this market. Seed 21 cents. ?ibg.supply ol stylish visiting cnrds at i lie Kntkkimusr ofliee. ?"Rally Day" was obseived at the Methodist church Sunday afternoon and $6.05 collected. ?L>.ed, Oct.. 22. 1902, the 2 year old child ot Mr. and Mrs. 11. F. Jenkins at the cotton mill. ?Brede's steam bread fresh at Mackorell's. s24 tf ?The II.ch Hill school will open next Monday with Mms Dora Lliuson in charg^ as teacher. ?Married, at Dixie <?n Oct 21, 1902, by T. R. Langley, N. P , Mr. Judson Adams ol llcath Springs and Miss Ola Shehauo. ?The First Presbytery of the A. It. P. church met with Utiily church yesterday. Several delegates passed through town on their way out there. ~ ?Watch the advertising ?paee -of the Furiderburk Pharmacy next week. ?To those who have not paid y their town t*xes it may be of interest to know that there are only three more days left for paying town taxes without the penalty. Verbum sapiens est. * ?The commissioners ot State and County election will meet in the court house next Fridav at 10 o'clock and the managers ot election uie requested to call tor the boxes and tickets on Saturday, Nov. Is', without tail ?The First Presbytery of the A h\ 1' Svnn.t /?r ft... . . .../x. |||\/ i;i;uni nun at Unity yesterday. The opening sermon was preached by Itev J.11. Simpson, retiring moderator, oi Hickory Grove. Ilev. E. F. C?iiI fill) of North Carolina will be moderator of this meeting. f ?Seasonable goods arriving daily. Cocoanuts, Raisius, ( urrants. Buckwheat, Now crop New Orleans molasses, etc., at W. P. Bennett's. ?John Mcllwain, a colored boy who has been working at Capt. B. J. Witherspooti's, was suspected of stealing if 100 out of one of the rooms on Sunday before last. The matter was placed in the hands of SherilF 1111 titer and the police and Monday they secured .$130.50 of the money. The negro had lent 4^0 of it to an uncle who lived down below Stevens mill. lie confessed the fact to the Sheriff, who, with the chief of police, went down there and got the money, ine balance of it was found around town. Mcllwain is in jail. ?We regret to announce that I Rev. S. N. Watson has decided ' to leave Lancaster, lie will! move ids family to Heath Springs in about three weeks. Ilis obm ject in moving is that he may bo nearer his churches and among' bin members mure than is prao-1 I . . . ... . ~~ .... j fctCAOl* ilVliift, lieiu. ii many Ii lends here ol bot h A1 Watson and his estimable wi will regret to learn ol their d i cision to leave Lancaster. ?For a box of fine cand call at Mackorell's and get a b< of Whitman's. b24?l)iod, Monday night las the 3-months old child of Mr.ai Mrs. W. S. Watson of the Can Creek section. ?G. Walt Whitman, who r; iu the primary election sever times for governor, died in Una Sunday night of apoplexy. ?The Lancaster County U publican Convention met he last Saturday and elected tl following delegates to the f>I Congressional convention to I held at Rock ilill on the 30tl F. R. Massey, Win, Mcllwai and John Williams. ?Bring mo your butte chickens and eggs. Llighe prices paid for them. s24 tf J. B. Mackorell. ?The coal strike i* at ji end, and the miners liHVe gone i WOI K.. ? Come to tlie Entbrprij ofliee for Wedding invitation! Printed in the best style. Ca and see samples. ?SALESMEN WANTED?1T look alter our interests in L ti caster and adjacent countie Salary or commission Addrei Li ucoln Oil < Jo., Cleveland, Ohio. ?Cards have boon issued ai nouncing the coming marriag of Rev William Oamero Ewart, the popular p'astor of tli Lancaster A R P. cluircli, an Aliss Rachel Alice Ross, o Wednesday afternoon, Novell her 12th, at 5 o'clock, in tli Associate Reformed Presto terian church in Columbia Tli nuptial ceremonies over tli happy couple will board tli evening train for their home i Lancaster to receive the coi gratulations of a host of friend: ?All parties indebted to K Hott. Crawford must coir forward and settle at once, i these papers must be closed u] Lancaster Mercantile Co. 08 1m ?Get your visiting cards ; the KntluI'Uise ollice. ? W A N IKi)?Every ileseri | tion ol scrap 11011, also rubbe brass, copper, an.I cowhide) lb 1 ni; it to my blacksmith she up to the Jo:li of Novemberalter that date 1 will not be i I the market. Highest cash prit paid lor same. F. II. Massev, o22-4t Lancaster, fc>. C. ? Dont forget what you o\\ the ENTKHPKiSti. To br tf'aided. Cards are out announcin the coming marriage of Mi< Addie Kershaw Carter and M James Thomas Thomasson o Wednesday afternoon, Nov M I at 4 o'clock at the Methodi: church. Immediately after tli ceremony the happy coup will take the L. it C. train ft a tour to Washington and othe points and will return in abot ten days. Iteutb of Mrs. ?/. IT. Truly. Mrs. Clara Craig, wife of M J. \V. Craig, of the Sincerity sei tion, died Sunday afternoon alt< | a brief illness of malarial feve S!ie was a daughter of Mr. It. / Smith ol Newport, and was aboi 32 years of age. She leaves husband and four children?tv\ sons and two daughters. She w{ a member of ShiJoh church hii <vn? an excellent christian w< ' man, groo'ly epteempd by all wh knev ?r Jlor remains wei bu'i V 'inlay at Shiloh, burn be; \ i - being conducted* by h# pasioi, ltov. W. C. E wart. The BARGJ Will bo ready for you 011 SAT >pen at 9 o'clock a. ra. and wil ?irst conio first served. Some BARGAIN STORE: A 8-gallo Bucket, a ^ gallon measure, a 1 Pitcher, an Kgg Beater, two Ba? Plate, a largo china Cup and Sa :ents, a silver-plated Candle Sti< Dish Pan, a pretty Ring, a go Pin, three solid silver Beauty Pi mn't think of Come and see f > cents : V gallon covered Due Dipi >er, two Pint Cups, one Qua Jup, 1 gallon Mil* Pan, three T ind cover, a Spoon Holder, a joautiful Vase, a good thick Tin .vill convince you that you can ? 3ARGAIN STOR"E. Our goods "Jome and see. The BARGAIN lext to the Lancaster Mercantile he corner drug and iewolrv stor B. O. He ;t rt I'force din i/h. Since our Ih^I isniio the court las tried I he case of the State rersiis A. ?J. Gregoiy lor assaui> itv.i battery with intent to i\ili ind rendered a verdict of not ;ui!ty. That case was ined Wed losdny as v is nL-o the ease oi the hale vs. J. K. Griffin, charged 1 vitli the murder <?i aL.ck R .b,. 3. ri.is tiiai 1 c.- u 1 ted in a Veiuict ol lot guilty also. Tliur-d.iy nioriiitiq: tlie care of lh*. t >:ale vs .1' hi- 11. Steele, ch-irjred ! vitil tlie murder 01 S. E. Usher, I v'as taken un. The takinwe? thoi * Baptist church and his remains . 3' were laid to rest yesterday in the 1- Douglas grave yard beside those . io of his aged wife who preceded j is hiin to the grave only a few ^ p months. Death of a Fine Vonn</ Man, lt A pall of gloom was cast over this community last Friday morning when the news came . !? \ ' from lieath Springs that Mr. ^ r> Furman It I witty was not; ' expected to live It was just two weeks before that lie had ! , ~~ left his position in the store of 1 ^ '' Williams Hughs Co. and gone f home sicK, having been unweii L for about two weeks before that. . He grew gradually worse and L worse till the end came about 0 'e o'clock that night. 4 Furman was a son of Mr. and . Mrs 1\T. l'vvitty of Heath Snrinns and was in his 22(1 year, lie was . (, a line, hightoned young man and ? a member of the Heath Springs * r Baptist, church and greatly esteemed by all who knew hitn I, | Beside his parents he leaves six . st brothers and sisters, to-wit : Mrs. 1, ie H. P Griffith ofGaffney, Mrs II F ' |e llaile ot Liberty llill, Dr. \V. G. ! ... Twittv ot Kershaw, Mr. W. B /L * (J ;r Twitty of Heath Springs, Mrs.J T ( j^lMackey of Lancaster, and Miss j Gladys T witty of Heath Springs. Although Furman had been in Lancaster only a few months he had made a host of Iriends. H>s * r. remains were interred in the old u- Salem graveyard Saturday after-j ^ 3r noon at 3 o'clock after funeral r. i services conducted liv Uic ?>^ t- i - 1"""n t. K?v. S. N. Watson, assisted by it Rev. J. C. Chandler of the Metha odist church, a delegation ol the , o Knights ot Pythias from Lancasis ter and Kershaw taking "h ?rge d of the body after the funeral) )- services and consigned it to .! . 10 long resting place. j, e We join tho hosts ot friends in | ?11 extending condolence to the grie: jfJ ?rjitrickeii parents, brothers and u i eiblers. | je A? w Schedule on the S. C. (J. E. i r- A new schedule will go into ,e effect on the S. C. & G. E. raile" road on the 14th of December under which the southbound pasy, senger train will pass Lancaster >x about 10 o'clock in the morning c tf and reluming Irom Camden will pass Lancaster about 7:40 at j night, reaching Rock Hill just in u I time to connect with the Suuth11) ern going northward. An extra passenger train will be put on to ( *n leave Rock Ilill at 7 :30 a. m. for al Marion, N. (J., returning to Rock )u Hill in the evening about 7 \ o'clook and stay there during the * ni "hi Small Fire in the Countf/, : 10 Mr. 1. N. Helms of the Sin ' cority neighborhood, who lias a 1 manufactury of pottery, had 1 1' the misfortune to lose by lire H 111 Monday night the building over ? the kiln in which he burns his't r pottery. Tlio (ire was discovst ?rod about midnight by some negroes who lived nearby. Tliev O ?/ . trnve the alarm and when Mr. in Holms got to the scene the Lo roof was almost falling in. The } ! ioss was comparatively light, N not over $ 10 or $ 15. a S. I I)roth of an Oetof/enttrian. *' 11 I Mr. William Knight, whose ^ I serious illness was noted a week ! v I or two ago in those columns.!,. !_ died Monday night at hi* home s in J>ry Creek, aged about. 82 , ,3 years. He had been in declining health ever since ho had iho s grip winter before last, but uuai j the last few months he was able I to be up and about most o( the | ' time, lie was one ot the oldest II | men in the county and one ol the 0 best and most conscientious we j ever had the pleasure of knowli c nig. j lie leaves seven children, as { 10 follows : Mrs. W. T. Sistara, Mr. .Jack Knight, Mrs. J. M. Estridge, 10 Mrs. L 8. Steele, Mrs. J. W. J U! Williams of Texas, Mis E. A. 10 Wilson and Mrs. James Thornp- : n son. lie was a member r?f estiinony occupied almost the nlire day, there being only one rgument made in (he case lefore the adj mrnment, of the lourt that nignt. Friday tnornng the arguments wore finished, lie judge's charge made and the use given to the jury about 1 'clock and a' 3 o'clock that altei10011 the jury rendered a verdict >1 not guilty, having been in the urv room about two hours. Friday afternoon the case ot he State versus Capers Cauthen iml Ed Ballard, charged with neakiug into the store of the jancaster Mercantile company, 4 .. 1 - 1 " 'VuuviM' up aim umsneu oatur lay afternoon, the jury returning i verdict of guilty. They were ach sentenced to 12 months at lard labor on the chaingang. The following cases were con inued : Tiie Slate against J. 1*. fandle, \V. 0 Dees and II \V. Myler, all charged with receiving tolen goods. The san.e against delUsa Harris, charged with jpr-nitT t <t'cnr/lt?r!y house. v'v? niay morninj* business on ' 1;^ civil side of tlie court was a en ui). The en>?e nf \II ' !. Thompson against ilio Fani-I iy Protective Union to recover lint o 011 a certificate that her j unhand held but upon which j sic Order had notilied him ihatl 10 need not pay any further uvhiiums, and that his policy i vas declared null and void on iccount of certain statements, nade in his application for tvuranco and warranted to >e true, was tried and resulted n :i verdict for the plaintiff for he amount claimed. Yester lav morning the case of the ihsons against the <?.<'. & N. { K. Co for damage to lands vas tasen tin hut had not been ioneluded v. hen we went to iress. All jurymen not engag u on this Citse were discharged -oterday morning and alter i oine equity business and tak ..r A!' *?'*. 11 ' .. iin' t 'Mil I ? I I II .djoiirn. i grand jury's report. I Co /Its 11 ono j' -/tis. .1. A hi rich, \ I'rcsidiug Judge. We I.Ik* (irand Jury of Lances?r County ucg to submit the i'olOW'iliU I'f [iMfl I We !mvf examined and passed n an oil's ol indictment banded is by tilt Solicitor. Wo have examined all the in j UNSiilitE URDAY, November 1st. Will II be open till 6 o'clock p. m. things a dime will get at the 11 Mi Ik Pail, a 1-gallon covered gallon Oil Can, a i gallon Glass jting Spoons, a real c!i:' n 7-inch ncer, a Bronze Figure worth 35 ;k, a ft inch Pin Tray, a 12 inch od Collar Button, a pretty Lace ns, and hundreds of things wo or yourself A few things for jket, i-gallon Oil Can, a large rt Measuring Cup, 4 gallon Tin in Pie Plates, a glass Sugar Dish Cream Pitcher, a large Doll, a nbler, six for 25 cents. A visit ?ave money by buying from the are all below the market price. STORE opens on Church street Co's. stables ; also opens into o Respectfully. >ugli, Proprietor. Kl'tilt:ons of tin1 county awl are glad to say they are in e<?od condition. The foreman was present and helped to check up theoooks and accounts of the County Sti pervisor. Treasurer, Auditor and Supi r iPtuden' ot Education and on??d them neatly and correctly t- p jo, T'ip Supervisor verbally reported to the Foreman of the Grand Jury that the books of all the magistrate* had sent in n 1 examined by li m at .1 lound m guoJ btiape. We find that the chain gang is greatly in need ot a rock crusher and a tent tor the cooking department. We therefore tecomraend that these articles be secured. We recommend that the poor house farm be sold and the proceeds thereof be used in the purchase of u more desirable one nearer the court house. We recommend that the court ro mi be carpeted with a very heavv cheap material, and that the old benches be replaced with new and more com for* able ones. Also that tiie court room and all the t dices be supplied with chairs ana tnoaetn niiice lixturps We recommend that lite court house he re covered and the walls on the outside be painted. We recommend that a sheet iron casing be put around the stove that is used in warming the prisoners at the jail for in case of tire from said stove there would be practically no escape tor the inmates. A.'so that the well in the jail yard be rep tired in order to have boaer dunking w iter. We recommend that the county rotpon'isor and superintendent of education ho required to be at the court house at least two days iu each week. It is wnh regret that we are again called upon to remind the eonn'y supervisor and overseers-, f 'he luct Hint some of the p?il>iio highways and I ri lge? ?t th* c unIv have been saoly neirlooted and ,<ie liieietore in a deplorable coiu nit ion. We now take this opportunity in thanking your Honor lor the able and instructive charge? given the Grand Jury and lor the eliieient and business way you have conducted the court. All of which is respectfully suumilted. O W. Potts. Foreman. P. S.?The attention of the Grand Jury has been called to the la .t that the criminal side of the courts are being used m the collection ot civil dehis > hereby Hlieou ravine frimn r p, mising criminal oliouces ana depriving the county <>r r* legiti.iialu JuuU). We call the attcr. tiOn o 1 the magistrates and j>t??to the tact that such proceou.n,;* are a violation of the law, a.id .vt> warn such parties to discooiinne such practice, and if ?* ?t levied, all < (lenders will be j resent?v l.-y this jury. O. W. Polls, Fo-. iuau.