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SiSHMiMMMiM
il Sour Stomach ,
wj After I win Induced to try tASt'A* ^ I
' I] 11 KTN, I will nover bo without them It) the house. j I .
f )ji My liver was In a very bml shape. tind my head , ?Hl(l I)
, Ij , aclied ami I had stoiuai'h trouble. Now. since tak- |
|f i lux CascareU. I feel tine. My w ife bus also used I VOlll* |
lilt ? then) with beneficial results for sour stomach."
/jl) J Jos. Khkhlinu. iy?l Congress ?t.. b't. Louis. Mo. i tiptll't?
' M f&t CATHARTIC ^ pOSM1
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t^^^TRAOE MARK RIOI3TtRfD^^^^^
'H Pleasant. Palatable. Potent. Taste (iond. Do cllistl*
rf | Uooil. Never Sicken. Weaken, or <ii ij e.Uk*. J6c. M)c.
\l ... CURE CONSTIPATION. ... flowi'l"
hi Hlrrltiir Hrmfljr Cocn|?Mn?. I liltn^o, Monlrfil, Ne? York. Y18 ||. ^
- rJ b?1 TO CI ft P Sold and unaraMeed bv nil drug- t
ij. WU- I UVHO t 'I'It K Tobacco Habit. |y sell
,'H ??? 1 lu> .
1 ? I Itre't* with you whether yon continue ti;
a! iif rvt'-k illnn; toba< ro hal?tt. phfil Stl'olvj
.^1 rrihove^ iho tlt'iurc for tohan o, * v 11 h jBd p
}ij lino, piiritW# the ..I. S * ft '1 -Pi rM . 1 lll-l<
)fl utorcs lout nuiihuo'i,L ^nd ' H 1 ?>*>*?
. J1 m2.hr n ?on ^^oxur-gj ? I J& fiold. fOO.OOi
JJ In h . .ilth.iiervt^j^jW * ? ? **?* curt ?f bay
. \ an.l pockot^^^M i?l flij^ MITOHArfnm i . ?
. *** bo? k. our ovrn druinpliit. who \N ?11 < * M
>j *V^T #i ft 1 will voui'h for uh. Take It with
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S vvOS box. tu. usu illy oiircs; 3 boxes, $2 60, tl?7\\ ii
r Ml B *9*4 Jl. frtiftr^ntiMMi to run*, or we refund rooner. %
*J lkA. * BUrllot K?*f(J}Co., Ulctpo, Hoolrr%l, 1 orL tlYC tl
;fj ??? lm>ans
niMMKm of* Jlir rinod mill Iirrvrl, 1 e
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r j]J il;ii tim is ijniokly and permanently cured lli?*li.
?J y Urowiis' Iron Bittern. Kvrrv disease of . _ ,
JB tli?. M ... I. nerves and stomach, chronic lUtei'Jl
".ri -t oth.rwise, snccunilis to Browns' Iron . .
*-i. loiters. Known and used for nearly a '111*
Njj quarter of a ecntury.it stands to-day 'ore- Jiooiiti
- a] anriin; our most vnltu'1 remedies. .
, Browns'I rou Hitters is soli hi* all '.eider*. t it i 11' 111
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*Vt LANCASTER AND CHESTER Kpilm
-S RAILWAY.
\F HKT'.VKBN CHKSTKII AND I.ANOAfiTEK.
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f "Schedule in etlert Daily except Sunday ^()ll ]|
r M on ami after Sept 11, 18D8. irests
-VL WESTBOUND I KAdTBOUND. tllttt e
No's. 14 ami 16. No'h. 17 and 15* .
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585 Ar che8ter f-v 11 <H) 7 00 ??ftvV
US1'9 07 6 "7 Rich hurt? 11 88 7 45 I cial ?li
^Hj j 8 .*>5 4 55 Bascombvillo 1162 7 55 j
%jfl M Tako'
-;B; S 3:1 4 33 Fort Lawn 12 12 8 15 MC.C.
'fl ^"400 Ly Lancaster Arl250 855
" r! Connects at Chester with Southern
^4sj Kni'way, Seanoard Air Line anil Car- I* CI
jff I olinu and North Western Hallway.
Connects at ancasier with the Ohio
* >J| River 1 Charleston.
.fl Leroy Springs, Pres., Lancaster, H. C.
>|T J M Heath, O. P. A.,
"'Si ^ " *Lirdin, V P aud Auil., Cheater j
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"ij SCHKDUI.K IN Fllo.M OCT. 2>1, 1898
? First Clasj, Daily. ? j
" B | West a in v m Fast ^ /
Leaves 7 10 Charleston 8 00 arrives Ls
jflll " 6 20 Augusta 10 45 " ^
lJlj I " 9 20 Columbia 6 20 "
,,'JJ 1 " 10 10 Kingsville 4 2H *
jj| NORTH CAKOI.INA DIVISION j
' ? Daily. Except Sunday ?
)S ! 7' . <S ,4
V|J ? in. til. Leave Arr.ve p in. |? in I 0,
;;f| H 2o"l I 40 Camden 3 00 4 30 * ci
p|l! | In 10 12 40 Keiahaw 2 15 3 10 bright
v?|\ 10 30 12 55 I lentil SpriiiRA 1 45 3 15 pond tl
k] i 10 |o loo I'lea-nint Mill '.40 2 00 of its ]
w II 60 1 120 l.alieaster 1 120 I 120 other i
U,] Ii2 Jo 1 l2t Itiverside I u5 12 15 keepln;
m ! I 50 1 50 Calaw l?a J iliic'ti 1250 II 2o and tin
'tl ' 3 10 2 15 Itnok Hill 12 25 0 50 Knelt
Vxf 4 4 1 2 411 York villa 1152 7 50 Broad*
U 0 20 3 65 IiiU'jk?biir< 10 45 0 00 at 3411
'H'i\??HI No82 255
3j j 7 lo BlankHbur^ 7 25 wagfal
P, 000 4 25 1-helby 10 15 0 30 N"^eJ
* I I OO 5 31 Uutlimfordtoil !i (Hi 3 3o j,f jyjj^
':|j 12 35 0 30 Marion 8 10 2<mi pp s
dj I' l? "> H "? I' "i are
OAFFNEY BltANcH &*** u
ml gu&ran
fflji ? D tily, Except Sunday ? i? ncflu
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W p 111. a in Leave Ar ive a in p in e:ise*ol
Pj I 10 o ;t(> liiackMhnrK 7 ."?<) 0 80 nerves
uj 4 6i'0 Cherokee Fal s 7 115 0 05 DIt.il
fl 5 00 6'JO (JalFiey ?> 4o 5 40
"-T Tr.iin No 77, tpdiiff \Ve?t niakesd-iy p p
a] li^ht ooniK'Ctinii at I .alienator wi> li I Inij
// A <' It (ilrotfl, at I took Hill w nli the
J -voitIn-rii Railroad, Koing nortli, at
JTT Rlaekahiir^ wi ll c4ie Southern ' tin
vZT 1 Train No 78. going eart make* con- he opei
Ju jnection at Marion, N U witli tie r<'<'?tr
C Southern Hail road, at BlackHburK i-'ef u
j with Si uttierii and at ijftitcaater with Mni
%l| | the L A (1 Hail road. day* to
I'rain No Si. kointf ru?t make* con* lion
d| net-lion at Shelby, N C witli the S A
tfij I (j Hail road, going east. ('hair
JW All Local freight trains will carry Lancaf
; passengers If provided with tickets. *
t] L A ttineraon, h H Lumpkin,.
W Traffic Manager. I)iv. Pmi. Agt. ?37
I Tickled because I extra
pain. I ean do the same for you.
JB| effects result from my extracting.
M pleasant ness and satisfaction instead
I've tho experience, the "know hov
doing all branches of scient.fic dentist
Special attention given to G
1 Work. No charge for examination}
1 Or.J. E. Rutledge
LANCASTER, 8
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Raising Tomatoes.
pare the soil, which should |
ich loam, l?v plowing deep
arrowing well. Then set i
ilants in rows three feet !
and two feet apart in the)
runniuir north and south, if
flo, in order to secure better
tajje of the sunshine. Culti- j
!?v plowing and hoeing,
the plants be?:in to bloom
c stem just above the lirst j
r of flowers, so that the!
s terminate the stem. The
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I- III I I I IIV >.'l|> h 1111 MHH11 !l 11"
t lulu tin* buds next below
luster, w hieh soon push
*1 y ami produce another j
r of flowers cmli. When
arc visible the branch to
tliev beloup is also topped
to their level. This is done
iocs in succession. 15v this <
the plants heeotne stout,
hushes, not over 1 ^ inches
In addition to this, all the!
's are nipped oil. Treated!
. way, the fruit acquires a
r, si/.e and excellence unat>le
hy any other means. !
er, if the leaves and trim
of the tomatoes he made
strong tea and sprinkled on
ltc, it will keep off those
lesomo preen worms.?!
mist.
(Jov. Ilouph S. Thompson
a check of $."?Ototho I lamp-,
onto Committee and supthat
the fund he made larper >
nouph to build and furnish :
e so that the old war horse
>e placed above future finanilliculties.
> turn Con?t Uiatlon Kurcfrr.
na.icnrets Candy Cathartic. 10c or 25c.
C. fail to cure, druggists refund money.
ilroad Engineer
itifiss to Benefit* Received From
Dr. Miles' Remedies.
EHE Is no more responsible portion
11 curth than that of a railroad enylnlt.
On his steady nerves, clear brain,
eye and perfect self command, de10
safety of the train and the lives
passengers. I>r. Miles' Nervine and
remedies are especially adapted to
; tins nerve* steady, the brala clear
mental faculties unimpaired,
teer K. \V. McCoy, formerly of 1323
ray. Council IwuCTs. but now residing
II umboldt St., Denver, wril?? that lie
Btl for years from constipation, caus;.
nervous and bilious heauachas and
ly restored to health by l?r. Miles'
I Liver Pills. 1 heartily recommend
illles' ItemcdiesHK^
nder a positive Mil??
tee, tirst liottloKfJaffj^jg^
' 'l'lk onyd>^fel Roctor? j
1 ths heart an<l tt?^H??3!th
ULES MEDICAL OO.. i^khart, Ind.
;gistration notice.
1?U <\AC wn I, TAKK notice I
it. the it-nisfration Hook* will
at the court limine, for the
H ion of pari les eoi iilt' l iu r\
inter tlie Constitution, on the i
mlav in each inon li, until 80 j
'ensiling t e tn xt general elec- |
WO \ I'OKTKK.
>i > D<?>.l o . .. i.... i s<
IV illlUII li Iiter
S C
? 1H?H.
" I'ny I p.
wi?I I I li I !
cted hih tooth without
Neither pain nor after
My methods suggest
r1' and 41c facilities for
ry at the least cost,
old Crown and Bridge
1 and estimates.
1. Dentist.
I
SPARTANBURG BANK BU
('OKI).
One Dollar Notes liaised to Ki
? Fairly Good Bit of Work.
Corres. Greenville News.
Spartanburg, S. i.;., Miv
The Merchants and Farme
bank mid tlio Central Natioi
each haic fair s|icciiucus of li
work done witli the pen. Ye.-.t
day a customer made a depo
with the Central hank. T
cashier, Mr. Kvins, noticed soi
peculiarity in a *."> lull. Clo.?
inspect ions showed that it v
i?ri<?inallv a ?1 Inil, but had he
changed in a most artful main
with a pen and ink to a &."? b
The work on the hack of the I
was poorly executed and tl
led to the investigation of ]\
Kvins. This morning a si mi
bill was handed in at the M<
chants and Farmers" hank. I
ordinary merchant, or even t
opulent editor, would take tlx
hills at their face value every tii
until he was put oil his mini
There being two Wills found
ready here, it is believed tl
several of them have been d
trihuted among the merehants.
No Punishment Provided I
Noil Payment of Poll Tax.
Attention has been drawn
the fact by Mr. August Ko
that there is no penalty this yc
for the non-payment of poll t:i
Before the adoption of the pr<
ent constitution and under t
Act of 1 SOD, it is made a mist
meanor not to pay the poll tf
Under the Aet of IHOS no pi
vision is made for the punishme
of those not paying the poll tf
i and there is no way t<? get it
the party owing the money di
i not choose to make the paynioi
lie cannot be punished for nc
payment. It was a subject in t
j last General Assembly whether
i would he made a misdemeanor
' not to decline to pay the poll t:
Ias the payment of the poll t
! was a sten tmvnnl< fiimlilii-.il!
I ? ..vi.
I for suffrage, and there was
special desire on the part of soi
to encourage tlie payment of t
poll tax and likely registration.
'I he Act of 1 Still and the rui
in the supply hill of 185W t
??nly apply to the poll tax
which the penalty applies or
j after next Sanuarv, and there
no penalty for the nonpayment
poll tax that should haye hi
paid for the last two or till
I years.
i Must Pay Taxes on Dividend:
Columbia, S. C\, May .'JO.
Assistant Attorney General (i;
tor has decided that insiirai
companies have to pay taxes
the money which thev distriln
as dividends to insurance poll
holders.
SI IIO III.' \V Aim. <iiiw
Ilitj rt'i'lfs of till* pap?r will
I'lei'.vd In learn time i lier." in ai I<>h"'Ii"
kI"iI <!iteat" thai . *?;!mnI
l?t i'ii h If In rure in all i'* mai?"* ?i
iiliai isf-luiariii Ha l'* I'attirli ('
lit Him only- fiusil# v "lire now ktin
to 1li" * * 1 i?* il fiit'?*riiii v < atarrti
ii'V ii ' ? 1*1 it at tonal Ii ivijuin
tain*!iiuilonai iri'atiio-tit Han'* <
I fa i rli t <u re i* iHKttii i ii l? r ii ally, h<*i
I 111r c*t \ il,"ill til'* blood an mtiri
' aofraoes of ill"hj -t hi t in friiy I#*?ti r
ii g ilia twini'laiion of Mo* <lla>*HH", *
| nivilig th" patient ttr.'iitf'h by b'll
| ii kf H|? tin* "onatltUti'Jll ami aaaiai
nature in lining i a work The |i
printout liavo a < tniicn faith in
t urative power*. I ba' they offer f
Hiimlreil Dollar* f ?r any east Hint
faib to cure. Hen-: for lint of lei
iiioiiIuIh
Aililre**, J V CUKNKV it (
Toledo. (). dery.-i >ld by 1 >**ukk>
7ftc.
No mori'l'lii" or opium In Dr. Mile*' P
Pima. Oukb All Pain. "On# rent a doac
An Old Ufa.
Fvery <lsy strengthens the belief of M
) nent physicians thai impure blood U I
"aiim of the majority of our dlseas
Twenty-five years ago this theory wae ui
an a basis for the formula of Browne' If
Hitter*. The many remarkable cores elfecl
by tliie famous old household remedy i
sufficient to ifvvr that the theory isoorre
Bros us' Iron Bitters is sol* bjr aii deaie
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N GOVERNMENT CROP
REPORT.
ve What tho Weather Bureau lias to
Say Ahmit Conditions in the
South. Cotton Backward
in Carolinas.
,.s? Washington, 1>. C. May 3<b
The weekly prop bulletin of the
1U<. Weather laireau, issued today, is
L.,._ in part as follows: The week endsit
May 2U, lSJMt, has been much
I,0 too cool in the Middle ami South
u,0 Atlantic States, but elsewhere
ier east of the Rocky Mountains the
,JIS temperature conditions have been
sen vcry favorable. The previously
u.r repmted droughty conditions in
HI the Gulf States have boon largely
jjll i relieved by rains, which have
,,it been very heavy in localities,
II. J while in some sections drought
|ul. continues, especially in south and
L,r. eastern Texas and southern Lonisi i.e
' ana Rains would now prove of
' much benefit in the Ohio Valley
. !atld Middle. Aflnnfie ,,.|,:i/.
M* | ?
; portions of Wisconsin, Illinois,
i I Missouri and Arkansas have sufI
force I front excessive rains.
)>lf ! From tin1 lower Missouri and
js .central Mississippi valleys east j
ward to the middle Atlantic coast
the week has not heen favorable
. ! to corn, which is generally rear
| .
ported as backward and making
slow growth. In Kansas the crop
' is in fine condition, and it is deto
, .
hn <>,<le<lly i,nl,rovet' 'n t'115 c,ls^ CJulf
; . States, while in portions of the
central vtulf States and southern
ix. j
i Texas it is suffering fiom rain.
es-? i r. ,n
^ The early planted is maturing in
,;c_ rex,.*.
I The general condition of winter
I wheat in the States of Ohio, eenro
| '
tral Mississippi and lower Missou
ri valleys is probably less favora'
? I - i
.? me man 111 me previous week.
considei able damage by rust and
, .. insects being renorted. Harvest
at: i n
is in progress in some of the
I Southern States with better yield
in Texas, in some localities, than
11
was expected. The oats harvest
is in progress in the Southern
tix States, with generally light yields.
The crop is making slow growth
ion | 1 " "
in the Middle Atlantic States mid
no
the upper Ohio valley, and has
j suffered from too much rain in
| Missouri.
The condition of cotton has imler
j
an ProvC(l ovel" the eastern portion
j of the cotton belt, except in the
on I 11
, Carolines, where the weather has
ily i
. , been too cool. The crop has
made slow growth and is suffering
for rain in portions of Louisiana
and Mississippi, while too much
! rain has injured the stand in
Arkansas. In Texas cotton is
growing rapidly and the crop is
I well cultivated except in some
j localities of the northern portion,
,ri* where the fields are foul.
,ce ] The week has not been favora
on ; Die t< ?r transplanting tobacco o\vite
absence of rain. Much
l(')' ground is prepared, however,
and with a favorable season the
work will make rapid progress.
|)( F.ilnrate Tour liuweU With X'n*cnr?t*.
Onn?1y Out hurtle, cur.1 rmihiipntion forrvcr
usl |{ (j (j refund money.
Ills Llltl
nr.. VObCA.MO KHCI'TIONS
i,e'. Are grand, but Skin Kruptions
?* a rob life of joy. Ilucklen's Arnica
!v'4 j Salve, cures them, also Old, KunDii.i
I ning and Fever Sores, Fleers,
?y- Units, Felons, Corns, Warts, Cuts,
i Itrnitim linrrw ChniHinil
HI- i ' * " '' """I'l""'
hi* HaniU, Chilblains. Best Pile cure
r<w on enrtb Drives out Pain and
Aches. Only 2.r?cts. a box. Cure
it guaranteed. Sold by Crawford
!,,l~ Bros' Druggist.
iU> .lol? l*rintlnir.
Daw Briefs, Minutes, atl kinds
'au of Blanks, Bill and Bettor Heads,
^ Envelopes, and all kinds of Job
Printing done in the best stylo
nl. and at lowest prices. Call at Tiik
^ Lf.tmjkk office and see samples of
wd my work and get prices.
25 HUGH WILSON,
Abl?oville, S. C.
C Press and Banner Office.
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