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ALLIANCE DEPARTMENT. J. t\ NISBET Editor. We should watch t he Senatorial campaign now in progress in this State. There is a good deal ol strife among the candidates and all claim to be Reformers. Let us read and study and get all the information we can. Try to get at the truth and then vote to the best of our knowledge lor the best inteiests of the laboring classes. 'County Alliance Meets. I llwicllll' I'lllllltl \ili lllf(. I 111 t on la<l Friday i he It inst. AIIor the usual ceivnionics t utility Lecturer K. I>. Kindle gave us a short hut instructive addiess. Tlie Lecturer stated,and gave good reasons lor it. lhat our Alliance is in bet tor condition than ever helore. The next thing in order, alter the report of committees, etc., was the election of otlicers for the ensuing year. The following were elected : Pres.?J. R. Knight. Vice-Pres.? K. If. Lingle. Sec.?.1. K. Rowel 1. Treas.?(J.C. fames. < 'hap.?J. K. Stewman. Lect.?W. < i. A. Porter. Asst. Leet.?H. F. Miller. Door Keeper.?I . A. Kunderburk. Asst. Door Keeper.?II. \Y. Taylor. Serjeant-at-Anns.?J. 0. Elliott. Cotton Weigher and Trade Agent.?J. F. Nisbet. Delegate to State Alliance.? J. K. Knight. Alternate.?W. F Caskey. The meeting \va> one the best in the history of the order in this county. From Primus. Mr. Editor: As it has been some time since you have iiad a leuer iroin us i w in endeavor to give some scattering news. Our Alliance met the 20th and elected ollieers lor the ensuing year. The ollieers are as lollows : I. U. Knight, I'res., A. I,. Stogner, Vice Pres., B. 1"'. Adams, Sec., W. R. Pohinson, Treas., .1. I), llinson, Chap., P. B. Black mon' Beet., .1. <J. Adams, Stew ard. I,. A. Watson, I >oor keeper. .1. I. Blackmon, assi>tant Door keeper. J. W. Blackmon, Trad* Agent. We had a nood, harmoninn ineeuiu:. ami arc prepared to <!? any business that may come be fore us. Wo art* p dug to vote lor Air I, iitriii hi one solid phal an.\. Tin* tanners are I>n>y laying l>y old corn thb week. < 'urn i . look injr well. The cotton crop is two weeks late, but looking promising ami with good rains will make a fair crop, if we do not <jmt working it too soon. Quite a number of people ar? sick with fever in litis community, though >ome are improving, Had several pood rains recent ly which made glad the hearts ol the farmers. The lumber is being laid down to tin ibl Antioch ohnrrdi :it Xtn veils' mill. \V<; have preaching every lin? 1 .Sunday there by Rev, J. S. Croxton. R. K.Adams Alliance Encampment. A meeting of the committee 011 arrangements for the York County Alliance encampment was held at Tirzali Saturday. July 3. The committee on securing speakers reported that Hon. Joseph C. Sibley, of Pennsylvania, Senator B. It. Tillman, Congressman J. \V. Stokes, .John Is. Wilson and T. .1. Strait, Gov. | W. II. Ellerbe, Ex-Gov. J. (J. | Evans, Hon. II. II. Orum, lion. J. A. Sligh, have signified their I intention to come. Congressman Latimer andTalbert are expected. Mr. Sibley will speak on Thursday, August r?. Senator Tillman | will speak on Friday, the f>t! 1 Several liberal l>i<ls for the privilege ol celling refreshments on the grounds were submitted, and the matter was left with a committee to settle composed of 1 J (!. Thomasson, chairman. J. F.I' Wiugate, C. A Carroll. Music will he furnished I>3* the ' same band as last year?the Bethel and CSold Hill hands. If the different sub-alliances in the county meet the expectations of the committee all the means are in sight. This year the encampment will 1 he one of the largest ever held at Tirzah.? Yorkvilie Yeoman. 1 Cure tor Hog Cholera. Dr. T. .1. Dodge, of Hamilton, III., gives the following cure for the hog cholera. He has used it in Illinois and Nebraska for thirtyfive years, and declares he has , never lost a hog from cholera : Arsenic, one-halt pound ; cape aloes, one half pound; blue vitriol, one-fourth pound ; black antimony, one ounce. (irind and mix well the remedy before using. Following are the directions to observe : 1. Sick hogs in nil cases to be separated from the well ones and placed in dry pens, with only five large hogs or eight small ones in a pen. 1 J. Feed nothing but dry food, no water, only the slop containing the remedy until cured. ] When the hogs refuse to eat ! turn them on their hacks and ' with a long-handled spoon put i the dry medicine down their i t hronts. I. Dose lor largo hogs one tea- j spoonful three times a day ; then miss one day and repeat the | amount until cured. Shoals or j < . pigs one half the amount. ">. As a preventive one tea , I spoonful a week will keep your , hogs iu a healthy condition to take on fat. I can place a well J hog in the pen with a hundred 'sick one*, and with this remedy I keep him going. llow ( out met ion Works. From the Chirngo Dispatch. There is a great deal of 11011-1 s-use talked by advocates of the ' I gold standard as to there being , plenty of <rold to do all the business of the country, and an es pecially loud outcry is made just now over me laci mar tn?? i ruled States produced something near $00,000,000 of gold last year. As an illustration of the ah surdity of the exclusive use of , gold, let us suppose that the wage i earners of this country should de- , mand, and ho able to enforce, the | payment of just one week's wage n gold coin. What would be (he esult ? The banks would break lown in an attempt to meet the leniand. There are about 12,)0(),()00 wage earners who re;eive an average of $0 per week. Pheir demand on gold for one veek's work would thus be $10S,)00,000, nearly twice the amount produced last year, and threeourths of all the gold reserves in he lTnited States Treasury. Gold is useless as currency in ;ase of war. The Shylocks clo.-i heir money bags, hoard theii told and drive it to a ruinous pie niuui. They are doing this very liing to-day, in times of peace l'lie gold dollar lias appreciated 11 value one bundled per cent, in lie last twenty years. In other words, prices of com noiii ies have fallen lil'ty pel ent., thii^ doubling the pnrchas ng power of gold. Silver has fallen in price because it has beer leprived of its just place in tin nrrency. Contraction of tlu currency means nothing but ai inllation of the purchasing powei >f that currency, ami a corres ponding fall in prices ofconimod ities, labor included. Iteatness Cannot be Cured ny local applications as they cannot reach tie lisc.iscd portion of tin car There is only oin * ay to cure deafness, and that Is by constltu Lt.nial remedies Deafness is caused by an in flamed condition of the mucous lining of thi Kuslnchluu Tulie. W holt tills tube Is iull.imis you have a rimibllne sound or Imperfect hear inif. and when it is entirely closed, Doafnes Is the result, and unless tl?c inftamiaalion cai tie taken out an?l this tulie restored to Its nor mat condition, taeariug will bo destroyed for Bver: nine cases out of ten are cause by ca tarrb, which is notion* but uu iiilluuicd condi Lion of the mucous stirfaees. Wo will ifive One Hundrod Dollars tor an] rase of Dcatness (catarrh) that cannot b< L'urcd by Hall s Catarrh Cure. Send lor clrcu lars; free. F. J. CMKNKY & CO., Toledo, C Sold by Druirnlsts. "ftc Mail's Family I* lis are the best. Cheap Trip. Mr. <leo. Mel*. Iiatle, traveling passenger agent of the Seaboart Air Line, was in town last weel advertising an excursion to l'rov idence, K. I., over the line rep resented by him, and by steamei Ironi Norfolk, Va. Hound trip tickets, good for 2t ilays,from August 11th,for 0.51 Iroin Catawba Junction, includin; berth and meals on the Steamer /{?<//// Insfinr. Mrs. Vina (iarris was brough to town yesterday morning Iron the Dixie section and placed ii jail till the necessary papers cai be prepared to send her to th< Hospital lor the Insane. Mor? than a week ago she left thehonu nl .Mr. Sponger Watts, as 1m thought, l<?r her homo near 1 ?y hill i?o fon in I thai >he .iiil not g< homo, ami ho rouhl not loan whoro sho was. I Io ami other niailo soaroh lor hor in tlio woml whoro I hoy foil ml hor Monday ii a famished condition, alums whol 1 y unable lot l a vol. Hood's Should l>o In every family humIx'liit* ehest and every all traveller's nrlp. They are III Invaluable the Momtitdi 1* out of order; cure headache. tdllotmnr**, am! all liver troubles. Mild and efficient. -*> rents ? Dr. W. M. Meador, a pronii nont physician ol I'nion, S. (-. was arrested one day last weel upon the charge of attempting t< hum his drug store last February ?The tariff conferees held J session Sunday, claiming that i was necessary in order to expedite tho reporting of the hill. I'ooi excuse for desecrating the Sab bath. I ^ 3 J mi. w. h. mke. wh makes a specialty c a ^ s Epilepsy, has witnou V doubt treated nnd cui " | ed more cases than an II living Physician; hi Ilk* success Is astonishing We have heard of case ? of so years' standin ^0^^ ^0 cured b jfiirpflIM lilli lAIgg tie of his absolute cure, free to any sufTerei ! vrhomay send their P. O. and Express nddres We advise anv "no wishing a cure to addrei I ftEttLWt H. FEJtXE. F. D? 4 Cedar St., HowYor i . I'rttrr Institute. i I i'eacc Institute, mow in its dl< I year, is one of the most thorouid land select schools in the Son11 lis |>:inc:|>;iI, a Master <>I Arts t the I'niversity of Virginia ;id<>|>t the methods of that in-titutio ' In It-male educal ion a> far a> po> 1 siitlc. lis courses are thoroug and advanced ami it avoids ever species of hninhn^; in it> method' its courses and its catalogue. I does what it says, and says whs ' it does. The ocial influence an ' culture of this j^rand old schoc - are worth more than all itscharjit ' for everything. See lis ml. in I hi 1 issue. r r I m i T j .1 iinoiliiC4-nir)tt. We have equipded and oponei lip a modern repair shop for r< pairing Watches, ('locks, .lewe ry, Bicycies, Sewing Machine (inns, Pistols and any tiling els ' that can he repaired. We guai i antee to give entire satisfactio h on each and every .joh, or inone - refunded. Bring us your wor . and we will give it prompt an careful attention. ( Respectfully. B. C. Hotruii 6c Co. ?Attention is directed to tli ad. of the South Caaolina Co leege in this issue. This inslitt ^ lion is too well known to nee 1 newspaper encomiums. C ?Mr. I). N. Mackey has n< cepted a position with Messr McCardell & Allison. r * ?The big rain Monday raise the water courses of the count i 1 stopped the plows and br<rfigl ? a large crowd to town yesterda; - ?Mr. J. L. Guy, of Lowryi \* i 1 11 k ic tnci t i it ir t lio | ? muf Mil ? ioiuii^ .11 tin; liUitwi this week. t THE WONDERS OF SCIENCE. , Ll'Mi THOL'KLKS AM) CO! SI Ml'TION CAN HKCUKKI). i i Ail Kinineiit New Vork Cliemi: 3 anil Scientist Makes a Free r Offer to Our Headers. ) The ilistin^uished \ew York cheri i~t T. A. Slncum, deuiniistratini; It > discovery of a reliable ami ahsolu cure tor < onsiimptioii I'nlinonai 1 Tuberculosis ami all bronchi* s throat. lung ami ? In*rst diseases, stul tiorn eoliths,catarrhal aireetioiis, ^ei eral decline ami weakness, Ins* 1 1 llesli, and all conditions of wa-lii t away, will send TIIKKK l it I! I) NO | 'I' I ,K!i (all d i H'erent > ?>f his New l?i | covery to any jilllicted reader of tl Kn'tki<I'I(IMK writing for 'hem. Ills "New Scieiitilie Treatment" h; cured thousands permanently by ! 1 timely use, and lie considers it a sin pie professional duty to sutlerii | humanity to donate a trial of his h fallible cure. Science daily develops new woi j ders, ami this tfreat chemist, patient 1 [ experiment in^ for years, has product i results as beneficial to humanity | can he claimed by any modern ^enin | llis assertion that Inn^ troubles at consumption are curable in any el iiial?* ia proven by heart leit letters icrafifnde," fll?*<l in his American at V Kuropean labratories in thotisam i from those cored in all parts of tl ' world. ' | Medical experts concede thai broi I cliial. chest and lunfj troubles lead I Consumption, which, uninterrnpte ( means speedy and certain death. .Simply write to T. A. Slocnin, M. * t Sim Pine street, New York, kivir postottlce and express address, and fl free medicine will be promptly sen r .Sufferers should take instant advai tajce of his generous proposition. Please tell the Iloctor tiiat you sa his offer in the Kntkhtrisk. ; Citation / '! STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. ? * COUNTY OP LANCASTKR. r. '9 * IX THE I'ROllATK COURT. i 7 yt ? By Geor<j6 McC. Wit her spoon,, h JCs<j., I'rohate /urfye. a a 1 TlfII KRBAS.W.S. l'OliTKH. C C. C I'lcu*. t- " has made suit to in-. to train him Kellers a of Administration of ihr Derelict Kstate of and s. effects of Charlio Stover. k THESE ARE THEREFORE to cite ami admonish all ami singular the kindred ? and Creditors of tin- said Charlie Stovi r. deceased, that they lie and appear before l me. In the Court of i'rohate. to I . held at f.an- A vaster Court House, in ray < Hive on it THE IOTH OF AUCUST, I nex t. after publication the:eei. at II o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if anv they have. , why the said Administration should not lie * granted. (f i ?'? IIH'KN" iiuder mv Hand, this "itli I l..s 1 day of July, A.mo Domini, Is.',' tiKom.K Mic. wi'nimtsi'oiix, II j I'rohate .Indian i, WAiTTs7 1 N WANTI-: I >.? W K I>() \'< >T *.V A X T s, 1;t?X .-s < >|{ I.OAKKKs, to write, but til** 11 of ability. SiiOO to S ."it ill tier iiiotitb. ' salary or commission. Stale ntnl ,1 gem-mi ma tabors. UAl'IN'K KIRK KMi I N K Co.. Kaoine, Wis. (1 ^ No-To-Hue for Fifty Cents. S Ouuraiitoed tobueco habit euro, makes weak men .-troiii,'. Mood pure. 50c. $1. All druggists, is ______ Itch on Human, Mango on Horses. Dogs and all stork, cured in MO minutes by d Woolt'ord's Sanitary Lotion. This i ? . never fails. Sold by .1. F. Mackey v I tV* Co., Druggist, Lancaster, S. C. w.an_Mwn? AGENTS to solicit ie ~V ' i I JM order* by sample lor our P JT}. Wool Pants to order $3. Jf* oig inducements to the right parties. Address k GUARANTEE TAILORING Co (] 215.217 G?and St.. N T. To Cure Con* 11 |>ut Ion Forever. Take t :.txcarets t'.only Cathartic. p)c oriVs. If C. C. O. fail to euro, druggists refund money. , oddpoisow ' "A, A SPEC! ALT YSr, 1 ii.r> IJI.tMil) 1'OiSON *-ernian<-ntl? . - ' V'I 'i.red In 16l<>rt5 iln>i*<mcanhotrentcdM !(l "t'e u?o for jarij.' pr - 'i- Tinmceuaraat y. lijo'i | iirun clictotv wiitcoo* ;ra -tt" rahr'<ni| r-ireand hotell> l:s,.-.n<J . .it ?vt. . i euik. i: >ni. ,mv.' >.ai.oii lurr* ;tirv, ex.??'.? ) in.I rlt. and -oil linvn neh** nnd C- . V u.joii t 1'..: i . . i.i ni.i.tili. So, iiroat, I'i ..'I. s. Copper t i l. red ..pots, I nana on S. i iy aartof ttio boa/. I i ir or f.ycljroivit faltlna out, It In this !>< < oitin.*y lll.OOJ) l'Ol t;)N v.'o t'lisrsntro to cure. V.'n Solicit tho mn?t nliitluutu ciuii>h and cliallenrro tlio world 'or a case we cannotcore. This di-easo lias slwsra >l] bafllrd tlionkitl of tlio i.tosl i>mlneiit pliyslCluim. wr.00,000 capital behind our unciindt* r. Uonal guaranty. Absolute proofs rent sealed oo application. Address COOK IIKMKPY CO*, it Ml Masonic Temple, CHICAGO, ILL. y. ????????????? ,. When You Buy a s Piano or Organ ') Yon want It for ;i life time urn) vnn want an Instrument that has a guarantee fur long usage. That, my fricmt, is what has made my instruments so popular. Every one is carefully made, tunic usage hetug considered first, a sweet. ^ smooth and 11<4 id tone second and lastly ^ a beautiful and artistic case. Nothing prettier than the * sl WESER PIANO AND BRIDGEPORT ORGAN. i ut the heat part lies in the mechanism "~ ot the inside wurhs who h are perfect is !; Remember, I cart 'nily ?el< . t and test each 1'.alio and Organ and they must he perfect before I II- deiiM 1 tlieui. No man call duplicate my "f low rrxces. J my ? v 'ulUs "'j K.J. 1IK UN DON, York villi*, S. C. ?- | .-Tan Tdeal family "medicine! I i' : F??P Tiiillfi'iillon, llllloiiNnrM. | lltmlnrtif, 4 uimtlpMtlnvi, ltn<i "" ; | Cuiiiiili klontOirnmhc llrruth, >. m and all titimnfara of tho btoniach, /vVAJ^HR I liYorniid liowcla, /<^ ; 1 RIPANS TARULE8 Ljj^fprrQl/ | i 1 art (f.ntly y.-t i>r..in|.! 'jr. r,rfoot i ill|f?Uon f.illnwa tin ir lum. J 'II I Si n jr li?* ubliln.d t> jr I I appllfHtlon to lif.rnl drnfil.L ' .' ||Caveat*, and Trarie-Marka obtained, an<1 all I'at J j | ]. ant business conducted for Mooin?tc Fcca. f "? jour ornct is ?ppo?iTr U. S. Patint Orricc J J and we ran seen" e p#ent In leas time than those ' . * remote from Washington. * J Send model, drawing or photo., with deacrlp # >K atlon. We ndviae, If patentable or not, free oft H* i charge Our fee not due till patent la secured. t * 'J A Aampmlct, "llow loOb'sin Patents,'' with j | coat of same In the L,'. S. and foreign countries J I" i sent free. Address, 2 i C.A.SNOW&CO.: A' Opp Patint OPfcr. Washington. O r. j Ivavaaaaaaaaaaaa" wtvvMaaaavw 4