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(bcttn dm flouf) ^ ' * r v saves coonstisne 6?^ Short Locals. under th and it to of water U/?.l i__ ? - " (/'uncsuuy, ivpi'ii i o, ) wUii. excite me - ? students ?Born to Mr. and Mrs J. 0. !unj^ Robinson, April 8, 1003, a 1111 V , daughter. , t] ?M188 Belle Olyburn lias no C?11,1i 01 . . i Apply at cepled a position as slenograpner . to Mr. J. M. Ileath, president. Mis?" * , , . n- , tained th ?A cup ot hot oolloe served . . at my store today. Blank's Col- a * tee is always considered the best. ^' . * It' W.B.Bennett. ?For ?The biggest single ship jfJJ^at meat of cloth yet made by the . . ' i . /. ' .. ,, J ish von. Ban caster Cotton Mills was otj" ta * made one day last week when no s ^ 165,000 yards were shipped. , *ar ? Rev. J. M. Parduc will preach at the Crenshaw srhonl -_s rK house Saturday niglit before the ! rpV 7'.' ' ,l third Sunday in April at 8 ,,.lc a c! ? 1 1 10 1 11 onus wi o clock and Sunday at 1 I a. m. ^ ^ ?There will be services in j(|;l iiogl the Episcopal church next Sunday at 11 o'clock a 111 and (,<)V 1 :30 p 111 , conducted bv Rev. e a9 ^ d. Croft Williams. " l-v to 'J10 r, .. T> p i> 1 lion wln< ? Rev. Mr. Belts of. Rich- _ ,1 i> , 1 1 on the ?>Burg assisted the pastor in the :n,T. uf conmiunion season services at iwuvu, Shiloh last Friday, Saturdav ,'' p,; , ~ , * - 1 1j. i>iaciv and Sunday j ?A telegram from Mrs. T. |, 1 "|' E. Fuutlerburk who is visiting hnm'am, her parents at Rauriuburg, a. i^0j,r( C., brought the news that tlio .7 baby was sick and Mr. Funder . . rp, burK lift for Lauriuburg Moil- ? , . 0 years. ; da>r- and two \r . 1 * 1 _ ?iuu njui oeuer see us no fca fore you spend your CASH. disc01ltil] We've got some bargains. ;l]Uj Lancaster Mer. Co. ^ was i ?Had rains, those Sunday Decembe night and Monday. Farmers the train shut out of the fields, creeks a few ti overflowed the bottoms and tne was man lands badly washod. Hut don't sumptioi lose hope. There are good times time nov coming. , "Sti ?Mr. W. K. Williams, the of d purchaser of the stock and ac. <]rorce)' counts of the late McBee Mercan aiu\ Pai'lc tile Co., has opened up with a jjuJ. 8U8t; full stock at the old stand.? 0rates." McBee Cor. State. , ?Miss ?Mr. T. lv. Cunningham has esj. (jail?r been appointed by Gov. Hey- uajp;y) ward as a delegate to the good after a li roads convention to be held in a yeai.f St. Louis, Mo., on the 27tli of joa, this month. two sist ?Our Mr. J. M. Hood is al- Duren at ways in the market to buy W. P. 1 ..-.i ?J i ? ?* u':1? IUUICO <11111 trttun, <111^1 CIUII L UilliUy. you forgot it. mom her Lancaster Mercantile Co. church a ?Mr. J. S. Wilson, local buriod 11 treasurer of Tlie Family Protec tive Union, turned over last Attention week to Mrs. Julia W. Porter a If check for $1000 insurance hold Fresh in that concern by her deceased hens, foi husband,W. S. L. Porter, whose rnon's m death occurred 011 the 2nd day of last November. | Supervim ?The delegate? elected to represent the Cranford Club at My rej the Federation in Columbia bo on W( next week are: Mrs. J. T. of each 1 Thomasson and Mrs. Geo. W. days wi Williams. The Franklin Circle discharg< wilt bo represented by Mrs. Mollie Perry and the Music Club by Mrs. T. J. Strait. ?No ono ever thought that j^r Ladies and MisseR Hats could ever ,.,u, .. , ,, . whose co be pold at the pricea Pay sen r ir cock's selling them. 8t- guest of ?About noon last Friday the while lie alarm of fire was given and it week. 1 was soon discovered that the Kershaw jt lire was in the old Kiblor build- old frien ing on the corner of Main and many of , Arch streets, now used as tem- glad to s< porary headquarters for the just like I graded school. Investigation ago, time ' showed the fire to bo in a closot upon bin (' 'IIH , (>X('lusi v(> Of \ , ,, Tornl for 2nd week $652.8 0 stairway in the hall ok only a few buckets ? to put it out Much Acciil HU,lllt shot ?ntl Kilted. nt prevailed anion# the A sad accident occurred and teachers, hut in the the home of Mrs. Ogburn get out nobody was Mr..!.Harvey Steele's plantat In the Jacksonham section iree drawer sewing ma 1 hursday, which resulted in 1 sale at a bargain firice. sudden death of Boyd iSte i the Enterprise oilice. l'ie 6-year old grandson of i Mamie lluey enter- ^tee^e? was at the Ogb e (Iranford Club recent- h?m? a,,ld was being showi e home of Mr. C. J. Plst?l^ by a 14-year old g vliere she boards. Elsie Ogbuin, who not know o rr, o , the pistol was loaded, snani Sale?rwo 3-drawer , , , 11 . . , it cti> tuc uuy. mm niu io<i< machines, one a drop dhambei. wa, discharged, prices that will aston baU j iut0 tll0 ,itUlJ Gome quick, they will ,ow>s b(,a(, j(,3t ftboye (he f. long at the prices. eye_ causing cleath in a si: rieci, at White Blirtl, while. April 12th, by J. N. * ...... , N. 1'., Mr. Ernest nd Miss Maud llinson. "> '"*" v " udants were Mr. .Tonkin The many friends of Mr-, th Miss Ltd a Heeler B. Mobley of Hock Ilill, forn .James Catoe with Miss ly of this county, will l>e pai lor. i to learn of the death of ono . lleyward has appoint H1*8 . slaughters, Mrs Goo. egates from tills coun-l^^1^0 1100 Miss Corrie Mob1 Cane Growers conven-11 h? ^Bowing ?otico appca cli meets in Macon, Ga . M11 Monday 8 ^tate: -8th of May, the follow- A ,on- 'Chance tolepli J Cunningham W message lecoived l.tst night irn, Berry Mobley, W. 'Hie S< ate gave the sad new: mon, O W. Potts. thc d,,;uh of Mrs; ])- W1 ,, , of Charlotte at the Presbyter Margaret cunning-i, -. i .1 * a, mm . hospital in that city. Mrs. Wl loot Mr. it. Cunning- 1 , 00 J c i * - rT, ; was only 1> years ot age, ; daughter of Mr. J. I \e ^ i m" t ? . . .was tie fore her death Miss ( ars ot this county, died; . n , , , r , lf . J XT ,, rie Mobley, the daughter of imo at Harrison, N m ,, a,* ,, ( ? 1 , , , i E. B. Moblev of Rock Hill, t rsday, aged about 2. ,V9S ,n.,rfi/d Iast Novem, alio loaves a husband a|)(l ha(, bec? ,)ut a s, 0 11 1 ien' time previous to her death, pull man car has been Mrs. White had many frie mod between Rock Ilill jM Columbia. A number of irleston, via Lancaster. lumbians .attended her wedd )Ut 011 oil tllO 13t!l of Pist Novoinlii"!- Mi? Munt: t ami during that timet being one of her bri< passed liere on time only nmjjg mes, and sometimes it _J _ y hours late. The pre- ,,, J . , , .. -hi Veterans' Italia Dan, 1 is that it will be on r. The Daughters of the Cotifet ongth and vigor come rtCV are vfr? anxiouf to }\rei food, duly digested. er 8e9 h?nor "V , . i . veterans ot tiie county, and a ready-to-servo wheat . , .. , '. . ... (*. i'? it, ... i .... ] .. order to do so thev have deer 5V food, adds no burden, , ,, .. , to have a Iv.uly Dav on At inns, nourishes, invig ,0ll . A.J ~ ... ,. ' q oc .? 18th, when they will furr o-2o?tt. ' J ... every veteran present with j Sallie T. Bailey, old- blank application for a cross liter ot the laie Win. honor. All veterans theret died on the Ittli inst are urged to be on hand It< ngering illness of about Dav. aged about 45 years \ picnic dinner will be ser ves two brothers and 0n that day by the Daught ers, to wit: Messrs. and all ladies of the coinmun id Lon Hailey and Mrs are requested to contribute ba iaker and Miss Mary pfs 0j eatables for the occasi She was a consistent The court house square 1 of New Hope Baptist been selected by the Daught tnd her remains were Jl!4 ti,0 piace for th0 rally i lere last Friday. picnic. s 1 , I'oultrf/men Mr. (j. J. JSistare and Mr. It . w , e Milieu who have been in Cut ground Hone Meal for ... , . i . c m 1^1 i hla., for some months in r sale at S. I. Black- V ... arket 3t tomato growing business, li VI u> Iiru I1WIIIT7, n iCtCIll I I t"n ? ? ? having overflowed their crop >r'* o/flce Days. tomatoes and ruined them. Mr. J. 1). Hardin who has b gular ofliee days will here on a visit to his parents, idnesdav ntul Saturday an<1 Mrs> \y Hardin, left ] week. rl lie remaining (jay night for Nortolk, Va., wli 11 be required in the j,? goes to take charge as sec 3 of other duties. jHry 0f the Wholesale Grot L. J. Perry, Association of that city, a p County Supervisor. jjon j0 which he lias just b , . ^ elected. .. ... ,, - , Misses Sadie and Nannie Ir M. Wells, reference to ... . . .. . . ? . McCardell, of the Columbia ming was made m last , ... ' ... r _ , m;im ( IfilUwro tirmnl ? " CiINTKK I K 18K, was 1110 ^ n Mr. W. T. (iregory t,ie,r ",othe?"* Mrs. M. J. Met to several days last l''*8 place. N 'roni hero ho wont to Key. Mr. Watson returi to meet more of his Monday and the meetings ds. lie mot a great the Methodist church are ag them here and all were in progress, an afternoon an ro the Doctor who looks night service being hold, ho did thirteen years Dr. Poovey and family vi ) bearing very lightly ed his father in Fairfield roce a. ly. The Visitors. ?.nt Mrs. J. F. Clyburn is visiting v1^* relatives at Van Wyck. li q Mrs 8 N. Watson of Heath 11 q Springs is visiting in Lancas J1 lor. \\ n Mr. and Mrs. J .1, Blackmoti 1^1 visited Chester one day last 1 i ii week. k Mr. Clms. 1). Jones returned t Monday from a week's visit toJi., [New York. I f?*fcl " ^r* ^ ' Swaringen spent j fC ;'JS Monday in Camden on otlicial ole6 '>?sil"?s l> jyj ' Messrs John Crawford and si urn Hazel Witherspoon spent Sun is l a day in Chester. fc Supt L T. Baker attended tt inrr the educational rally in Col C petl umbia last week. h< led Mrs Kate Mobley of Blackthe stock is \ isiting at her brother's, fel- Mr. R M. McCrorey. glB Miss Florence Bell, of Magill, ' iort is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. M. ^ Cauihe , of this place. j Mr. Hoytt Bell of Magill, is w visiting his sister, Mrs. J. M. 'p Cauthen, of this place. tj ior- Supt. Skipper spent a day in | ;n ned Chester last week looking after tl Qf things about the Lureka. \\ D. Mrs. M. J. Long and little I m Ley. granddaughter, Faye Flynn, are w red visititig l\lr?. F. F. Smith, of i' Newport. p one Mr. Hubert J. Lindsay, one of by Yorkville's insurance men, was 11 s of in Lancaster last Saturday. I oc lite Dr. R. M. Galloway and Miss J l;an| Jessie Milling spent Sunday |KT Ill,: with lvhuivts at Bhn.kstoek.. Jluj Rev. W. T. Hall, I). L) , of "j Columbia is tho guest of his \ , Mr. 11 i in b< daughter here, Airs, Ernest iT 41,0 Moore. >er .... i'i lort ^r* ^ * J' ^va,,rt? ()1 Camden, tl spent several days ihe past week j)( I with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 11( ^?0 Joe Evans. u. Senator \V. C. 11ouch and Rep b< irot resentalive T. V. Williams and c( les Mr. West Elliott were in Colum- b< bia last week. p( Mrs. Counts returned Satur st day to her home in Hamburg C( after a visit to her siste , Mrs. et W.M. Moore, of this place. v< The &ev- W. W. Ratchford assisti . ed the pastor in the communion al I in 1 1 l> I tr , , services at the Presbyterian LC ., church here last week and Sun- w 3rd , :r tish diiy- J a Mrs. 11. H. Haile of Liberty V,1 0f Ilill and Miss Gladys Twitty of . ore Heath Springs visited their sis- . 4I1V ter here last week, Mrs. J. T. 11 Mackey. ?' ved Rev. Dr. Boldridge returned ^ II 1 C * 1 T ? " ters monuay irom waxnaw wliere j iity he preached the commencement ( sk sermon to the Waxhaw Insti ion. tute Sunday. lias Capt. I. W. Moore left Mon- t) ers day to take a railroad job on ind the Salem branch of the Southern. Mr. Sharp, principal of the Tabernacle High school, attendtle ed the meeting of teachers in the' Columbia last week. ave het ( ' of CARD OF THINKS. F In consideration of the many ? een tokens ot kindness Irorn ?he pood 1 people of Lancaster during our ^r'" recent trouble we Uesire to ex hi ,ere press our appreciation for them b< 5re in t his way. A It hough compara ,M ;ers (jve|y strangers to most of them ?81" we fee! that we owe a debt of f>pn I ? grauuiue i<> ilie people oi Lancaster thai we never can repay. So one w0 ask each and every one to ac- Fi Fe- cept our most sincere thanks. Cl| Mr. and Mrs. S. I). Thomas. itl JarSick Headache Z a111 Cured Immediately by tlie use p' d a of lo ?*- Hicks' Gapudine ,n nt- * or 10c. 25c. and 50c. at Drugstores la 7^1 A SUNDAY IN WIXHAW. Last Sunday I spoilt in Waxaw where I preached the anual sermon before tlie Waxaw Institute. This school is 1 charge of Prof. J 11 WaUer, rs. J. R. Walker, Prof R. N. isbet, aud Prof. O. R. t'uninghain. Mr. Walker is well nown and has many friends ere in Lancaster I lis work otli in quality and magnitude . such as to cause his friends > be proud of him. His wife an excellent lady and is a art of the explanation of his iccess. Mr. R. N. Nisbet also warmly commended by all u* his thorough and satisfac>ry wont. I did not see Mr. unningham, who was sick, bu^y e too shared liberally in the^Vr> merous praises of the people, his school has had on roll for * o kivuotv/il t V II lllll.ll 'J LI liliCl iirty-iive scholars A more at utive and orderly audience I live never seen. The evidences progress and good teaching ere manifest on every hand, he people give assurances that ley appreciate their teachers id that they intend to give ?em their hearty support, hat a mighty educational lovemeut is sweeping over the hole country ! What awukig tip there is among thex peole ! It will be followed by a . real spiritual mow nu nt hirst < le blade, then the ear, ihtm th' V >rn in the ear. First (he bou^ ion the mind, then the soul. iL 44m . ... ' * V he town itselt is growing, ew buildings show prosperity i every direction, i nere are jout live schools ot high grade, isides the regular schools, in uion county, Tliey are all doig well and they are all planing greater things. The teineranoe work in tlie county just ow is claiming more than sual attention. Liquor cannot * legally sold anywhere in the ,untv ; but. the blind liwvliflo * ' ' ' ~~ L'on giving some trouble. The uopio arc aroused and they ty be must go. From what I juld learn tliey are terribly in truest and they will make it dvy warm for him. They are glit. A few, selfish, lawless nd heartless men have no right > trample under their feet the lil of the overwhelming maunty as embodied in law. They ight to be taught a lesson, recisely so hero. The blind ger is a dangerous, sly, sneakig, destructivd animal, and he ight to be made to go into the ingle where he can associate itli his proper kind. But he as no place among decenfc eople Prof. J. R. Walker is a leadlg spirit in this movement for le supremacy of law and it is alieved the work will succeed. J. H. Boldridge. I' .UIHHT COMK YOUR WAY. A curious feature of the fire, orks program during the dedi uiuii ceremonies at ine w oriQ'8 air, St. Louis, will bo t ho release a largo balloon made of the test and lightest oil silk, and led with the best quality of rdrogen. To this baloou will i attached, under proper safelards to prevent*injury, a notice reeled to the tinder that on rern of the notice to the Kxposi>n officials a season pass to the lir will be givon. It iscstimaL I that tiie balloon und moderely favorable cond.iion* will avel a thousand iniles before turning to earth. It i , likely at much interest will bo disayed on the night of tlie haloids release as to the .iroe.tion the wind, and that localities the fortunate direction ?\t 11 be 1 the lookout lor the treasureden messenger.