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Short Locals. \ Wednesday, May 13, 1003. ^ ?To cool yet for cotton. ?Born, to Mr. and Mrs. R A. Dobson, May 5, 1003, a son. ?The Southern Baptist Convention goes next year to .Nashville, Tenn. ? Rev. J. W. Little preached in the Baptist church here Sunday morning and night. ?Blanco-Cero is excolleut. The editor lias tried it. It is for sale by W. P. Bennett. Try it. 2t ?Mr. L. C. Payseur has had that iron front put in the second story of his store building. ?Next Tuesday night the Wages children, musical prodi gies, will give an entertainment I at the court house. ? Died, April 28 th, 1903, Johnnie, the 11-year old sou of Mr. and Mtr. .1. J. T. Belk of the factory hill, from the effects ot measles foltowed by typhoid dysentery. ? A fresh lot of Blank's Exposition brands of Coffee just re ceived at W. P. Bennett's. 21. ?There will be services in the Episcopal church next Sunday at 11 o'clock a m , and 5 p. m , conducted by llev. G. Croft Williams. -Died, April 23, 1903, of typhoid dysentery, Willie, the 5 year old child of Mr. W. IJ. Snipes of tactorv hill. Mr Snipes and another son are quite ill with the same trouble. ?Sewing Machine Needles lor any and every machine that has f been made. iiamhs, shuttles and repairs for all kinds of machines at J. F. Mackev & Co.'s 0-13-3w Furniture Dept. ? Rev. J. M. White will go to Edgemore, S CI Friday, to assist llev Pressly next Sabbath with communion service. No preaching at Unity next Sabbath. ? Mary McMullcn. a respect ed colored woman, died sudden ly Tuesday night of last week. She had been effected with heart trouble for some time, and that was thought to have been the cause of her death. ?Mr. John T. Grist, lor several years railroad postal clerk on the L. & C. road, died in Lenoir, N. (J., Monday of lastweek. lie was a brother of the late Lewis M. Grist and a native ol lorkville. ?A mooting of the patrons of the Gills Crook school will he held next Friday at 1 o'clock p. m. A full attendance is de sired. B. F. Brasington, Trustee. ?Mr. P. T. Twitty of Ileath mi Springs sold to one ol Lancaster's merchants lasL Saturday id>oul 500 pounds of home raised hams and shoulders. This does not represent all the meat Mr. Twitty % had for sale. lie sold a lot at llcaili Springs ihe same day and has more yet to market. ? Miss Cora Thomas, the young lady whose log was broken some time ago by being knocked down by a runaway horse, hail the further misfortune last Saturday 1 i. ?i - ? - IU uicdft IIIU 111111J clg.il II. Sllti was attempting to walk with crutches when she accidentally tell with the result stated. J)r. T. J. Strait sot it. ?.lames II. Jackson, a negro preacher, was committed to jail Thursday in detault of $1000 ? hail, upon the charge ot forgery. He is charged with forging the names of Messrs. J. A. llyatt and O. G. McGuirt to a teacher's pay ^ certificate for $22.00. Latkk : A preliminary trial was held Monday betore Magistrate Caskey iluI lor want of sufficient evi Charged l deuce, as the magistrate thought, lHiugh Jacksou was released. ^ (pj(>j ? For a cool and refreshing Flgin en drink, try ono of Charley's informed STRAWBERRY PUREE at attempted the Fundorburk Pharmacy. 2t (>cl his str ?Born to Mr. and Mrs. G. C. i'IV'1'. Carnes May 2, 1003, a son. oT'lly hL ?Found.?By Mr. L. Miles a with rap key?No. 7P14. Call at this night. T oflico and get same and pay for to town ai this "notice." The dauj ? It has been admitted that charge al the Ftmderburk Pharmacy is companies serving the best ICE CREAM was exnn in town. Call and see Charley. ail.s ant^ evidence ?The town council have let brothers t< the ronf rnW tn mil flrmrn nninnnf 1 , i > r?.?v,.uv?n.D.i? no mougl pavements on both sides of against li Main street, between Dunlap not'think and the southern side of the Catawba House building. Work The will 1)0 started as soon as the contractor can get material here Referrii and will probably be completed At tor in about two months. Hart of Ai "nly ?HANn!E 2tf( PHOSPHATE in town, call at i r the Funderburk Pharmacy. 2t th{lt f10 ?We learn from the weather sense of t report that a "moderate heat ever, my wave occupied tho entire Miss cially of issippi valley Monday with tured fam maximum temperature between occasions, 75 and 80 degrees," but it did of hearing not come this way. musical e ?Our Mr. J. M. Hood is al no* think ways in the market to buy Pe,,i?rmjl1 mules and cattle, and don't cou,,t ?* you forget it. perfected Lancaster Mercantile Co. ?* Pl'?"cl( of their c ?Commander W. (1. A. Por j am (.ubt ter delivered bronze* badges to bavin** ai (lie members of Camp Dixie jn?r tbis w Monday. On one side of the aey0r w, badge is this inscription : ''South- thcp'selve em Cross of Honor"?"Deo Vindice, 1801-1865 " On the other side appear these words : ''United ' Daughters Confederacy"?"To On acco I the U. C. V." ' v > 1 ClClcUIft ?All those who use any of (he ^ Orles cereals will do well lo try Blanco .a,1 ^ a-V Ceroat W. P. Bennett's. 2r Uol|et8,lro caster lor ?Mary Emmons, the bright, will he on sweet little 4-months-old daugh- clu-ive, wi tor of Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Beaty, 24, excej died yesterday morning at 1 tickets wit o'clock after an illness of sever- Orleans ru al days with dysentery. The an extens little body was laid to rest in June 15, 1 the Presbyterian cemetery at ' For tin half-past 5 o'clock in the after- delegates I noon, itftor a burial service at G. A. Port the grave, conducted by Rev W. B. Bru Chalmers Eraser. Much sym- tridge am pathy is felt for the parents in Southern their bereavement. lor a tin ?"Strength and vigor come j^er8',aw * j of good food, duly digested. ncasler 'Force,' a ready-to-serve wheat 0U!/^. J! ' and barley food, adds no burden, arr'vinR N but sustains, nourishes, invig lno^n] I orates." 3?25?tf. 1 his train man sleep WANTED ?YOUNG MEN enabling t to prepare for Government Po- fr;en<j8 to sitions. Fine Openings in all or|eanfl w Departments. Good Salaries. por Rapid Promotions. Exainina- jjon ca|| 0 tions soon. Particulars free. Agent La Inter-State Cor. Inst., L) p ^ a22.3m Cedar Rapids, la. notice. I "// /"?* tin I will not be in my ollice next 1' t'10 n Saturday, May 1(>, but my office went lo 1,1 will be open Friday, May 22, and er:,|e Vel regular days {hereafter until! nny cril further notice. Kespt, a surging i A. C. Rowel!, ! day and t Co. Supt. of Kdu. i?K (> , crowded f TO WHOM IT MAV CONCERN. !J.ay morni their trieir Notice is hereby given that on the Ooi tho County Board of Commis are the na sioners will not approve or pay been able any claim against the county Aaron J for work, such as repairing ter, J. E. . roads or ground bridges, unless W. M. Bla tho same shall have been McQuirt,? authorized by, or a contract (ireen Car made with some member of the II. KowelJ Board. W. II. Wa T. T VI/ '!> UUi I J, u , 1 Ul I JT , TT. A. lilt County Supervisor. W. H Kir VV. B. Bruce, Cleric. S. A. Kell With it tjnnj Uh? Otr.t .J. t\\ t ? ter. son* Vun Estr.il^c, )hone mossjiw from I , rly Monday morning ' . Sheriff Hunter of an L?,f,z !, 1 rape there. Ho mount y"'i?ms, h li. ed and in less than al^'*'<: ? * *' lie was there and ?J'">- M ; Tj C Bone was charg- ',a''e>h *' ? 14 year old daughter t, ,n,<',^i , 0 upon her Sunday "hrthershetl, \\ ash he sheriff brought him J1 Adams, It. 1. A ad lodged him in jail. , ,! !*. filter who made the Lowell, Jim Gamin so came to town, ac - ? 1 by her mother, and BUATI! AT BUS lined by two physici iey- failed to find any A^un the Amre.i of rape One of her visited Russell I*1 a -1.1 ..1. _ :/V it . '? jin mici in iiuiucr mat, | ,MM? < "i mend lit it was a put-up jobM"ni (lonnrrly Mi.?t is father, that lie did1 Addison, he was guilty. Uusion in 185)0. husband, one sii .. brother surviving I n I-a null). ... ... . buried ?! mae.kjaei ig to the Wages fain- terv beside lior'mol nev GeneVal Jolin C. lanta, says : 441 have m r 25 years the acquain- ' ' ' Dapt. John C. Wages, JiUIjh MEAL 1 ike hold the statement Mule meat is v a gentleman in every a in <,,ltlrlo Hat term. It is, how- (.lo|)al, a f.inn, desire to speak cspe- mu|e ,u. went t His talented and cul- foun(, a ? ily. I have, on former ,efl 1|(. .lsko<1 had the opiiortumty ( f5(, The ; this family in their ;ocki(,(1 nterta.nments. 1 do wcigllt mllil llleB, that I ever enjoyed 1(l ?em, a ices more, both on ac- WU3 c.in.iwi u, , their wonderful gifts, ,K.(, Jowl( ,;sto such a high state U!8-B0 waa c?llntt "icy, ?'"1 ul> account muU, Wlls S?|U R ixtreme youthfulness. Uo(.k UU| ]lt,,..lld e sure that every one 1 opportunity of liearoiuiert'ul family would EXTlt.V KKSSIO grot having availed s of the pleasure." Denver, May 9. <lav prints an ii Uhu'U fur the Veterans. Daniel M. liansdel , i.i t\ i a . arms ol the United unt 01 the Conleuerate reunion to be held at effect that an e ins, La., tlie Southern Congress would In will sell round trip November 9. Air. m Kershaw and Lan llls lam,iy aro 8Jn $15.05. These tickets . . ,v . . " wv n. ? Ml vuilliauu sale May 10 to 21 inill) final limit to May it that by deposit ol Randsell is i li Joint Agent at New lows: "President it later than May 24, word through Seen ion of final limit to week a| s, Ll>|(is 903, may bo obtained. ... prepare to receive a convenience- ol llie 1 ' from Camp Dixie, W. as l)09S'^'e after el er, commander, Messrs. Sen ile Secretary li ce and Hon. J. N. Es dent Roosevelt n il their friends, the statement that C< Rail way has arranged ,Je aummoned just rough coach to leave ... 1:55 a. m. Monday IS, ' elections are oi 0:37 a. m. via liiacks "W ',at nta, and Montgomery, to be taken up ?" ow Orleans the follow- "The reciprocit, ing about 11 o'clock. (juha '' will also carrv pull ... ,. ... ... ... ; * "Will the Philip ers from Atlanta, thus . ' he delegates and their duction measure be make the trip to New "1 think it will i ithout change of cars. Cuban business is els and other informs- ^ n Mr. W. M. Moore, ncaster, or R. W. Hunt. ^ Mild Charleston. S i? * v 11 7 ? ? i .1.111 Washington, Ma, 8 lleuninn. Root says that i umber of people who keen taken upon th e Reunion of Con fed- 110,1 l*le wur terans from Lancaster rc,1"it:vo to the orgti erion, Columbia will bo lu,litia ol the I mt< mass ot humanity to- point involved js tl omorrow. Tho morn- companies. 1'he m the Ij (} C. road was niended that tlio o overflowing yester unilorm in numbe ng with veterans and t',e L'niteu States i ds bound for the City tound that there is liraree. The following 1,1 keeping lull or mos, so tar as we have ,,1U b,uaJ't,r cities a to gel them, who went : it is quite likely th Idums, W, (?. A. For- ine,,t w,'l decid Rowel!, W. Q. Caskey, to'Otia companies ckmon, A. Heaver, J. smaller miuimum Jno. iSanders, A. Outen, the larger places, ter, VV. M. Est ridge, L. , F. Lucas, Jeff Adkins, " " 1 ,1 lace, J. B. Bhehane, When you wanr a pie llipps, J. B. Williams, Chamberlain'# 8iom es, H. B. Pardue, I)r tablets. ' hey are t /, ... , piu elfeul. h , Uoo. W. Jones, L. J.l Mackey A Co. Liruggi 1 <*v. gf _?.? ? Liwii , J. >. A ti I ho Vkoitors. \V. D. Catkev, j li Lwnfxley, it. Mr. M. S. Witherspoon spent Vlorris, .1. VV 'Sunday in Columbia. 'ivlcr, T. 1'. M?' K R- Cloud oi Rack Hill Steele, Curry was in the city yesterday, npson, A M Capt ? ? Smith of Rock I C as* key, J no. Hill was in town Monday, dams. <i It Miss Mary lloddey spent Sun* udin, \\ .1. day at hvr Rock iiiil home. Williams, B. j.ey w w KaU;i,|?>ni ?>t the iains, lu v. . . |uy 4|j 8ecji IU Was mi town Mon11 ! I I . o,ol. j Capt. 1> J. Witherspoon has returned from a visit to Char8EL PLACE. lotto. , ,, . -Mr. JS. S. Jones o: Kershaw I <?l Death has . . . Iv * i. *. , . , CO ami 1 aKen ned 1>r J* ^utledge here j Mrs. IG.Cas ,asf wceK* ' ? Catherine R. Mrs L J- Perrv accompanied married Mr Supervisor Perry to Columbia to She leaves a at e,ul 1,10 reunion, sier ami one Mr. and Mrs. E W. Sistare icr. She was spent a few days last week with c church ceiiie relatives at Riverside. j I In r's grave. .Mrs Martin Cauthen and Miss A Friend. Kate Pearco have gone on a visit to Colurrbia this week. PEN (IN IS " MissCarrieMcManusof Dwight is visiting her sister here, Miss rortli 10 cents Luzetta M eMail us tte. Mr. Mc- Mr. W. S. Luugley vpl Ninety r, needed a Six spent Saturday and Sunday nv 0 the city and | wiin j,is tamily here. nil only one! Miss irtne Swaiingeo lelt yesat tnei u.Mpty jor Columbia lo enter y talked and Mac^at'o Business College. ;roed as to the; / , , , r....... .. . ir .. i Mrs. G. 1>. Barron and daugv tanner ollered ... ? The inuie r'er yesterday morning tor a 1 ' i , visit to friends in Charleston, tie scales and annuls. Tne :'lrs- I)|'- J- P ^ uun? ut' Rlch* <1 out and thoi 'nirovisiting her mother and > the farm. [sisters hero, ,wrs. Judge Jones. I Mrs. J. F. Mackev ot Colum ... bin has boon hero on a visit to her sister, Mrs. A. 1*. McLure. N (.Kit IAIN. I Mrs. JJr. J. K. i'uore 01 (Jul* ? The New-! to-' UU10,U here on u visit lo her i paiouts, Mr. aud Mrs. L. (3. l'aylterview '.villi J sour. , sei^iant-a - (Japt. B J. Witlierspoon and l",a,es donate, Mayor Mylie go to Columbia xiru session oi ^|lls morning to attend tno re* called about union Rtndsell and Mr. R. A. .Dobson, Principal of Miilin" several l,,e Wilusion liigu dcnool, speut lor his son's ^,mil'day and Sunday here with ills wile and baoy. . Messrs. T. V. Williams and Jrll,(,l-t h> |n Witlierspoon, delegates-elect Roosevelt sent J to i|ltJ (rrand Lodge K. ol i\ will stary Loeb last | will leave Monday, that 1 could Mr. J. S Wilson, sergeant-at. a call as soon arms of the House ol Repreection day. To sentatives, visited Columbia on lenneli, l'reti- bu,i,,9ss Ittst weeK- ( ia<le a diruci Mi'- and Mrs. J. J. Blnckinon , /v spent Sunday with the parents ingress would o>. U|# |.ute/.lt Lollgsville, Mr. as soon as the aiu[ Mrs. J no. M. Unison. Jt ol the way. Rev. Chalmers Kruser relurned ? call provide | Monday Irom Tirzah w here he I assisted Rev. Mr. Ratchlord in a 1 y treaty with IseritiS <?' services ending Sunday. . Messrs. Ci. W. Baker ami li. S. . .... Harper spent Saturday and Sun. pine tarill re-1 . 1 ., 1 ., , , I day wiili I heir families, returnresurrected ( | iMjf Monday to their sawmill in is soon as the i Sumter. disposed ot.v, Mrs. ,j. T. Woodward will move - to Columbia today to make her rutov i<iiu home with her husband. Iler l I .1It 1 V U .11 - . , i . .i youngest daughter win uccoinpuny her. . * () s , Mrs II J. M. Steele and three J.: !ir> daughters, Misses Ida, i'eariand iuj action lias ".. Iv , .recommend*. Mr\" 1 Hmderburk are atcollege board ,t?U(ll1n.g tl,e,reumou 1,1 Colulnmizatiou ofthe b,a llus week' ad States. One ' " "" ' ' lie size ot the! ?A short time ago a Kenboard recom- tucky girl horsewhipped a dencompanies be list tor making googoo eyes at r with those ot her. One of the local editors of irnttr O - t < a?i?.? ? ? ~ 1 1 ....... i/ui ii id | ' no iwwn in >v i u 111 ii up iiit? anair some difficulty stated that the girl's bosom was gamzalioiis in tilled with rage. The tuischievud towns and ous printer put is "rags."' They at the depart- say the editor is siill camping e that these out on the hill north of town, i may have thao ",osoSick Headache Cured Immediately by the use of asant physic try i r t 4 j < ss I Hicks Capudine 'or sale by J. F, j i?u. 110c. 25c. and 50c. at Drugstores