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Short Locals. a , ? F ^ Wednesday, October 14, 1903. ?lluiu, Oct. 8, 1903, to air. ^ and Mrs. W. M. Moore, a son. l, ? If you enjoy a good play, go ' to the auditorium tomorrow night. ' ?Rev. E. I'. Easterlmg preach- 8 ed Sunday morning tor Dr. Bol- p dridge. p ?Court convenes next Mouday at 10 o'clock. First week's jurors take notice. a ?The 1-year-old daughtor of ^ Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Dees died n Monday at the cotton mill. t ?Dr. 8. Q. Rutledge ! Ker- 8 - sliaw has gone back, to Atlanta ^ . to finish his course in dentistry. ?2,000 yards of calico goind at 3.J cents to 4 cents per yarg ^ at Cherry & Co.'s. 11 ?A tenaut house on the ^ Witherspoon plantation on Ca ta.vba river, occupied by Reuben Dye, colored, was destroyed by " fire moie than a week ago. Loss v about $150, no insurance. 0 ?Zsd Bone was before Magistrate J. J. Roberta one day last week to answer the charge of ^ breach of laborer's contract. lie R plead guilty and was sentenced ^ to $10 or 25 days on the chain gang. He chose the latter. C ?Rev. S. 1. Catoe married the a following couples on the cotton ' mill hill Sunday: Mr. Edward I1 Langley and Miss Allie Harris ; ? Mr. Arthur "Oabbs and Miss Min n ^ ale Barrett ; Mr. llobt. Robert- r son and Miss Fannie Doster. 1 ? We regret to learn that Mr. T. O. Hicks who was hurt in the Fishing creek wreck a month or P u itgu, is noi uoing as wen us he ? has been. He hud a sinking 2 spell Sunday lust and great up- g prehension is felt for him. n ?A colored mm named Izard ^ was accidentally killed at the Strait fluarry Monday by a rock falling Ironi the derrick by which it was being lifted out of the ti quarry. The rock broke into * three pieces as it was being raised and one piece struck Izard o with the result stated above. ^ v ?As we go to press we learn r, of the death of Mrs. M. C. liob- I: wilson of the Oakhursk section Monday, bat are without any particulars save that she was a about 35 yearn of age anil left several children. ?The numerous friends of h lion. J. N. Est ridge will regret to w learn of his serious illness, lie vs * was effected with something like a heart failure last Friday, and has \ since been confiued to his bed. li - ?Mr. ? ? Bradley, au em- 11 nlovee of fllO roftnu milla liara I - - * ? ~ "*,,4U UVIVI was seriously hurt by a fall Mon day of last week. lie waB upon a a ladder oiling the shafting when the ladder turned with him, throwing him across a loom and n hreaking three ot hi? ribs. Dr. e Poovey was called. ai ?The Southern's schedule * nndArWAnt annlliar ntiunwa M...? I ti .. v.. v vunu^v; UUII day. The first train passes here ^ going south at 7:32 .a. m., the ^ next at 11:50. Ooing north the * first train passes here at 5:59 p 0 m., the next at 8:10. n ?For sewing machines ciikap ,t to lo the K5TBRPRI8B office; for cheap machines go somewhere % else. el ?The Heath, Granite Co has iul iu a derrick oi GO feet reach or loading granite on the cars. Vith it they cau load three cars /ith moving cars on track. ?Mr. F. M. Burr was in town ast week representing the na* ional pobtollice department in he interest of the star route mai' Brviee which h? snvti in fn h? im_ roved by the government whose I lans appear elsewhere in this jsue. ?The trustees and patrons re requested to meet at |Gills Jreek school house on Friday lext, Oct. lGth, at 7 o'clock p. a., for the purpose of electing a eacher and setting time for chool to start. Joseph M. Caskey, Oh'm B'd Trustees. ?Lancaster Camp W. O. W. rill meet in iheir hall Thursday ight. Business of importance, equiring every member's atteniou. ?Mr. W. S. Langley is moving lis family to Greenwood this ;eek where lie has secured a conract to build 40 cottages for one f Greenwood's cotton mills. ? A remnant of a few dozen iottles Sewing Machine Oil that ells everywhere at, 10c a bottle. Ve are closing it out at 5o. 4t ?The managers of the Chester )pera House beg to announce the ppearance of Miss Adelaide 'hurston in her beautiful new >1 ay, "Polly Primrose," at their ouse October 19th. Arrangelents will be made for reduced a!es from Lancaster and a special rain to leave Chester immediatey after the performance. ?FOR RENT?The R?ed ilace, a 2 horse farm, good water nd convenient buildings. Also -horse farm on tho J. J. B^pntomery home place, 2 miles orth of town, good water and ood buildings. Apply to J. J. Montgomer^, t Lancaster, S. C. ?For stylish Wedding Invitaions, apply at the office of the (ANCASTKR ENTERPRISE. 4t. ?I will sell at public outcry, n Salesdny in Nov. next, all my ousehold furniture and a lot of aluable pictures and books at the esidence of the late Capt. K. O. fillings, deceased. S 29-lm. W. D. Leniaiond. '/(? Morlah A?*o*iation. The Monnh Baptist Associaion met at White Bluff church ist week. The regular reports 'ere rend and discussed. There 'ere signs of improvement all long the line. Rev. J. E. Mclanaway, of the Baotist Courier: lev. E. 1'. Kasterling, representig the endowment ot' Furman Iniveraity; Rev. A. T. Jamieson, f the Connie Maxwell Orphauge, were among the visiting rethren. The Moriah Associa ion was requested to furnish ine subscribers of $250 00 to the ndowment of Furmaa Univerity. Eight have been secured, 'our have come from the First iaptist church. The other will e secured without doubt. The rst church has three boys in 'urman and six gir's in the ireenville Female college, and is ow standing by the endowment lovement. Let other churches o likewise. Judge I). A. Williams was relected moderator aud Mr. M. ?Big Job Tzr W 56-inch lieavy | a Wool Skirting * % ?no lining? 'T* % good 75c value ^ our loader! Ip ]^0 advance in $ the yard, ^TU is til0 I - I Dry Goods ' 2000 yds Simpson's 27 in. Per Seals in short lengths at,the yd 5i 1500 yds 7 cts Outing in pret ty patterns at only 5c a yard. 2000 yds 12+ and 15c Flan nelotte Waistings at the yd 10c Heavy weight 10c Cottoi Flannell at 8+c. Good wool mixed Pants Jean ft worth 20c, at the yd, 121c. 1 Hosiery Department ^ Ladies' fine lisle ribbed hose ^ good 35c value, at the pair 25c ft LadioiP heavy lleece line< ft hose, wojrVh 15c, at the pair 10c ? Ladies' lull seamless, bes ft grade 10c hose, special price 7c ^ Nice line i;age ribbed,the 12+ W grade, at 10c.. ^ Heavy double thick for boys ? iu iirnyo *?xt weeK, worth 2Uc at the pair, 12ic. I MILLINERY SPECIALS We picked up hrrgaius ii W misses and children's scratcl ^ Felt ITMr end sailors that ar Igood value at $1 ; your choice each, for 59c. Children's navy tamosliante caps at 10*. ? Greatest Clothini ? Our Clothing stock this sei V any we have ever had. .The ? rect, and the most importan J the form perfectly- We cleam ffrom a mnufacturer who neec at one-frMfr4 the price, and v lowing low prices : 18 men' suits, good styles, tho suit 9 $10.50 TfcoWt and Cheviot sui C $6 90. 88 men's $12.50 tine si S ue at $8.88 Boys' double brea W at 80c fro $4. Boys' knee par, ^ 19c to 73c. C. Gardner was elected clerk. 3 Tho next session of the body will be held next yoar with the Heath Springs church. The White a R I II fT IIOAnln - aj u it %j puiui laiucu i no {to* V sociation in a very hospitable r manner. Every one had a good \ home and a cordial welcome. \ 1 Bible Society Met. ? The Lancaster Bible Society 1 met in the Baptist church Sun- e day night. The annual address t was made by JAev. W. II. Ilodges, J after which Election was taken f ivi/1 f\nrt a tvara ma.1? \\ %r * L ? I HIIU I V jywi in ? Viv; llinuc ' t y II1C I secretary and treasurer, and the ^ old officers re olocted, as follows: ^ President, Rev. J. II. Boldridge; c Vice-President^ Hev. Chalmers 1 Fraser ; Secretary and Treasurer. C 11 T. Heat/; Depositarian, W. a C. Thomson. The collection, in- * eluding several dollars that were ^ contributed by parties not at the ? meeting amounted to $72. Rev. J W. H. llodges and Mrs. J. H. C Hold ridge were elected life mem- c hers of the parent society and theit executive committee were author ' ized to elect a third member. fc Judge Ira H. Jones was elected a member of the executive com ( mittee vice IUv. VV. (J. Ewarl 1 who has moved away. f Mrs 1' Q. IfreCnrklo of Chester 1 visited relatives here last week, i t ^ \j& E. CLOL he People's Store price?on the contrary our new 1 uiiuArr^T ever shown in the c No where in the state can greater value be found - than we are showing. No sd c time or thought lias been and spared in collecting our large fall stock and we feel ^ ^ sure that those who visit ^ _ . our store in search of the * best things at lowest pos f>2 sible prices will not be dis- the 1 appointed. We have a fine sped stock of Dress Goods with 50 s trimmings to match, and sold J at the very lowest prices, cut ] Big Linen Sale Bh We made a I ^ 50c j j BARGAIN PURCHASE 45 of Table Linens and Nap- 1 t kins. riett 72-in.very heavy bleach- 1 c ed damask, never sold un- *r> del* $1 : our price, the sP'ei lf yard, 75c 20 Fine mercerized Dam ask, the 75c kind, at the *3 yard 50c f}i Good heavy bleached an c n Damask,40c value, at 25c. 3(j h Large size linen Doylies, I silk, o worth $1.25, at the dozen 3d i, 75 cents. teed Large size Napkins, Wort r worth $1.25, at the dozen 3d $1.00. ? heas gValues Shoes Th: ason surpasses "Dorothy Dodd styles are cor- $250, $3 and $3 t of all they fit Shoes for gents at arl im onn^n lrvf c i-l l * * * - ^.vi .wuit iv/io i lie liucsi loe *ii led the money, Battle Axe Shoes re offer the fol $2 ; Battle Axe SI s $S Oassimere $1.50; Battle Ax $5. 24 men's and $1?every pai ts, elegant, at jits, great valsted knee suits | its, wool, from JLmJ m M-mf m Vh? ir. V. M 17. lit 11 ft/ip/ I't'fH. I ?. hi,ten/ T The Woraans Foreign Mission li iry Union of Bethel Presbytery ^ vas in session in the Presbyte ian church here Thursday and di yesterday. The sessions wore a jresided over by the president, " tfrs. Atkins of Lowry#ville. 2 Mter devotional exercises tire w oil owing delegates were enroll- 11 id: Mrs. A. \V. Kluttz of Ches '' er, Mrs. Allan Izard and Mrs ;l lennie Hutchison of Kock llill, ti dra. Ed Guy of Lowrysville, Mrs. ?. N. Craig of Kock Hill, Mrs. 11 Valker of Cheater, Miss May YhiteofRock Hill,Miss O'Lo.iry >f Yorkville, Mrs. S. C. Ashe of A forkville, Mrs. C. G. Brown ol C Chester county, Mrs. J. M. Bryan K ind Mrs. Samuel Ininan of Yorkrille, Mri. E. L Guy and Mrs. Vtkins of Lowrysville, Mrs. M ig f pe iviciiwain 01 iieath Springs, dra. Oreon ami Mrs. Lewis of theater, Mrs. Mary Cunningham | ^ ?f Cheater county. Mis* McPhee- 1 ^ era of Yorkville, and Miaa Salie Wylio of Cheater, and Mra. 5. M. McAfee of Cheater county. Afier enrollment, an address >f welcome was made by Miss 1 Ynnie Wilherspoon of this place ! ,1 ind responded to on behalf of the I* riaitori by llra.S.C.Aahe of York rille. The remainder of the after- I loon was occupied with routiue ( , . .4: V" #/ l&z&x&w x %/% fT-v DRESS Goods# I | BARGAINS & / 2,000 yds dou- W tile width plaid ? suitings, regu J lai' price 12Ac, ^ ai.Ij stock I a great bargain ^ ity. I at our price 8c & Dress Goods f -inch Ziblines, very stylish ^ serviceable, the yd 95c. ^ -in. real Broadcloths, heavy W smooth, will not nap, the m 5 grade, at $1.25. |r -in. twill bbPk Broadcloths, a regular $1.''25.- kind, very f ial, at 89c. ? inch all wool Broadcloths, ^ everywhere tit 75c, our close T >rice the yard 50c. m tck Dress Goods I -inch silk lustre Brilliantine ^ ioods, special the yd 85c f in.fine 75c Brilliantine,50c. m eat bargain in a fine Hen C a cloth, well worth 75c, at m * yard. 1 ]>ieces 40c satin Jaquards, W idid for skirts, a yd,*25c ^ c figured Mohair,fast black, ^ le yard 124c. ILK SPECIALS f naranteed Taffetas,80e kind, * olors, at the yard 75c i in. black Taffetta, good $1 \ at the yard 89c. ^ i-in. black Taffetta, guar.in ^ , woven in selvage, heavy, 41 ,h $1.50, the yard $1.10 i > i in Peau de Soir, extremel^A^ :y,was $2.25 yard, at $1.55. W at Fit ,& Wear ? j I" Shoes and Oxfords for % ! 50, guaranteed iRrpssett m , $2 50, $3, $3 50 and $4-jn 1 id leathers, all warranted!" for men at $1 25, .$1 50 and iocs for ladies at $1 25 and ^ e Shoes for children at 75c ^ ir guaranteed. ^ CLOUD* usiness. At night Rev. J. H. hornwell, D.D., of Fort Mi.'!, dv'/N-v, ^ vored an addreps on "Paul as a liscionary." At llie morning session yesteray, in addition to routii o work, pa nor n ap read by Mrs. Izard, A Work of the Church of the Oth Century," the question box as opened, and respoti*ive readig was l-.ad At the ^fteruc.m jsaion Mrs M. J. Perry read a aper, "What is & Christian Life iid its Work?" After the elec ?/?? *' i \MUUVIO^ i/iuvnouiii ^ VY ?g sleeted as the place of next leeting. A parting hymn was mg and I he union adjourned. At 5 p. m. a reception was iven the union by the Ladies' id Society at the home of Miss livia Emmons.- Saturday's Leder. ? , K P^nODY ON THE D0X0L06Y i ; Y i i 1 iii raise ?jonu, iroin wnoni on oicshin^s flow ; 'raise linn, oil creatures her# below ; raise him above, ye oily host; 'raise William, but .John the most. ?Ex. "CAPUDINE*, AIIDCrC A,*? Ml 'ckn*,? ??4 * vUKkO Trtttlm dla? 7 ALL HEADACHES SMBj ?C?2t M or h^r^?c, >?c