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The Legislature and the Dis. pensary?How the Mem ^ bci s of the House are Sup posed to Stand. Columbia special in the News and Courier: The Hou e is ag ins the Sta'e dispensary system ; o that 'here is no m ire doubt thar there is that Ansel has been nam ed ?s Govern ?r and Lyon has been nominated as Attorney Gen eral. All AINSY DISPKN8AHY. The following re-nominated 01 iiewU-elected members areshowr by iheir y >tes at the last session or by the pros* dispatches frorr their homos io be in favor 01 cou' ty dispensaries or prohibition, und against the State die . k pensary. There are sixty-five i? F all?two more than a clear ma V joritv of the House: Aiken County?Crott, Wane. Anderson County.?Rucker Hall, Clinkscales, Smith, Cox. Barnwell County.? Thomas Harley. Beaulort County?Bailey, Le gare, Niver. Charleston County.?Vor Koinitz, Whaley, Frost, Vandei Horet, Cosgrove, Marshall, Wal lace, Todd. Cherokee CountyMcArthur Clary. Chester County Hemphill Brice. Clarendon County.?Scarbor ough. i Darlington County?Lawson Carrigan. Dorchester County?Wimber A 1J\ ^ -> Edgefield County DeVore Nicholson. Florence County.?Kershaw Bhipp. Greenville County?Cothran Harrison, Beattie, Nesbitt, Geer Greenwood County?Richard son. Hampton County. ? Dowlinj; Youmans. Horry County?Spivey. Laurens County?Miller. Marion County?Reaves, Sel lers. Marlboro County?Lane, Gib son. \T I " newoerry uountv--Johnstone Aull. Oconee County?Mann, Ver uer. Orangeburg County?J. A Banks. Pickens County?Carey, Hin ton. Iiichland County?Porter A McM aster. ^ Spartanburg County?Nichols Walker, Arnold, Nash, Dodd Gibson. Sumter County?Fraser. Williamsburg County?Bryan x Kellahan, Gause. York County?Saye. . - FOR TUB DISHKNSAKY. The following meinbers-elec are credited with heing out am out advocates ol the State die pens ry. There are forty fivi names on this list: Abbeville Count}?Gary, Car wile, Stillwel]. Aiken County?Gyles. Bamberg County?Garii?, Mi ley. Chester County?McKenwn. Che-t-i fi Id Count \ ?Sorug^H G.'Uglass. I FIFTY CENTS I ? mmvmam m IN some conditions the gain from the use of Scott's Emulsion is very rapid. For this reason we put up a fifty-cent size, which is \ i enough for an ordinary cough or cold or useful > as a trial for babies and children. In other conditions the gain is slower?health cannot I be built up in a day. In such cases Scott's ^ i Emulsion must be taken * i as nourishment; a food { , rather than a medicine. 2 I It's a food for tired and weak digestions. Send for free simple l Scott & Bowne, 4?9-4l5 Pearl St. Chamlats New York 30c. and $1.00. All drujjjjlsts Clarendon County?Dingle, Woods. Darlington County?Kirvin. Fairfield Counfcv?Ditnn T.nit. ? ner, Brice. Florence County?Ayer. B 1 Georgetown County?Sawyer, 8 Doar. 1 Greenwood County?Yeldell. I Horry County?Derhara. ? ? Kershaw County?Richards, Bethune. 3 ' Lancaster County-Jones, Rob- Kj inson. B Laurens County. Cannon, fl Boyd. i , Lee County?latum, Harris. I Lexington Couuty.?Epting, B . Sharpe. I Marion County?Norton. 1 Marlboro County?McColl. I Newberry County?Wyche. I Orangeburg County- Brautley, B Cruller, Hydrick, Caraon. 9 Richland County?Tompkins. I Suncter County?Dick, Stubbs. B Union County?Hughes, Lit* I tie, York County.?Kpps, Glasscock, Slaughter. As to the State Senate the record shows a clo.-e vote on the present status. Senator Tillman ? claims the Senate by "ten or twelve easy." It the final show down gives the dispensary forces ? by the time the next General f?I / j /vcsemoiy meo's one majority it will be 'he "easy'* niajoiity.? The fact is the Senate no.v stands b 20 to '21 pro-dispensary, but it may not stand that w ay long, in view of the election of Ansel and Lyon, and the growing sentiment in favor of county dispensa ries. ' . ? . The Ears of Criminals. 1 ) (Berlin Letter to London Tele- W graph. Befoie the annual Congress ol German Anthropologists, which is now meeting at Gurli'z, Prof. uru B'au, a well known au'hor-ty on er 11 diseases o.' the ear, read an inter- ^una ' i I eating piper on the formation of m* - the ea'sof criminals and lunatics. MO,lc - 1 - . 3 I'rol. liljui has taken accurate 10,1 " mea^uremen's of 1,061 cars.. Oti ''"0 -1 'hese 255 are the ears of lunatics ' 'ol j and 343 those ot male criminal?. H? I Tbi < xamination, moreover, wrtM|('ev0 coi.fined to men ol one race and u',v one country. \ni' rn . 1 l'leO I lie prolcssor comes to tne con c|ea , c'u-don that in the vast majoiily ,.egaj ol ca es the varir us parts of the bed i Fall Goods, ' Winter Goods, ' Good Goods. WJ t ' We are as usual headquarters for the nicest and most stylish line of Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Clothing, Notions, Shoes, Millinery and everything kept in an up-to-date general merchandise store. Our buyers have just returned from the northern markets and we are opening up our fall line which will be ready for your inspection in a few days. We want every buyer in Lancaster county to come in and see us and get our prices before you buy, as we are satisfied the benefit will be greatly yours. You will find all our lines very complete with all the nobbiest and latest styles shown in Baltimore .1 XT t r ? ww ana r^ew York. We have not time to mention the different classes of goods now, as we are very busy opening up goods which have just arrived. You will find in our store the following salesladies and salesmen, who will be glad to wait on you and show you anything in our commodious store: In the Millinery, Miss Brownlee and Miss Johnson, who were with us last year. In dry goods department, Miss Crockett and Miss Waldroup, Messrs. Carpenter and Ferguson. In clothing, shoes and furnishing department, Messrs. Taylor, Mcllwaine and Carnes. In grocery department, Mess. Brown, Carnes and Cauthen. In hardware department, Messrs. Drennan, Young, Johnson, and Cowan. Oil of I his extended Outer Mackey Or.i?f..rd firm. Funderburn i m< -t< r. s. c,. Hi-M ,2.".;:. k . i>i i i i Pharmacy. l'rice m c and l.uo. 1 rial bot- ???????? ?-?. er. Prof. Blau added the Utt fru#. The New*. Come to see us?we want your patronage and promise fair treatment, close prices, and the best line of goods in the town of Lancaster to select from. Don't sell your cotton until you see us, and don't forget to see our bagging and ties when you get ready to buy. % Yours truly, * Lancaster Mercantile Co. ? < ;le, or external ear, are larg curious remark that an abnormal Notice of Openini; of Colored ii the case of criminals anil deveh pm? nt ot iiie outer border Graded School. tics than in the case of nor- nwie n^ti. eable among critn- 'ri,e colored Graded School will open inals charced with sexual Clime October 1st All children of school line persons. 1 ins is especially . -mfinip flli,t.r will do well to be preaeut the first dav. ?s leable in the helix, or incurv ' ^ I""": i uiuiiiMma in wi.ipi. tr? < liter, tlie 1st i; ><t Ifitb. Imv liter border of the ear, and ? u,ar enrollment veH too much nunraei. Gal veston's Sea Wall 8<?ry trouble to teachers in the lobe. According to ulftkt.H ;ile now ^ rtlil^ iu ?u|l dw a8 OD lnit.on-F.rHt nnd hWon.l Grades will oinn tl.p lartrer the heliv ' l?iKll,'r "I '..nils, K W. Goodloe, wl.o ^. . ,c" , Vlif ,, ,, , ,r . Klau, t he lai ger I he helix rt.Hi,h.HKun I)ntlton st in W(lCO Tt x f ^efcds I I l.inl and Fourth Grades !G cents ie lower the stale of mental no m-a waitior wifely. II* writw: "iimvc! 1 1,x ' ' V" * , nko lDr Kiiik'h New DiH0.rn.rv for Con. t alnh Nu.th GuoUh oil c. ntn lopment. Ihe hearing fac- , ???M>lion the paHt five ye,us and it keep* * Nor.unl S nn I ho i>t l.pr hand is lr?Hn?r '?? " "'"I sate. Heforo that time I lu.,1 k A,11 K wn M.u.enU th- ,;r...Ied dOil the Other hand, IS keener, h whiftL for r ,md bpen wi par ...ent w.d pay r.?,r.i- hs to class. Prof. Blau illustrated Ids .??. N?w if. ?o?. ; ^ r?VJt?E ,u!^!u ry by- reference lo Ihe euri- Cr?"tf Sr?. ?mX,. ' 11 " {;>?? , , of apes, who are all in pOS I to take. F>ery bottle guaranteed at J. F.