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,LAN t VOL- VIIIGRIM GRIP'S nr t ni w ki ? r?r?i i ULMULT !YIMm,n. DEALS DEATH AND DESTIMATION TO MANY. ^ Dos ton, Now York, lMiiladphiu. Washington, Louisville, Terrorized by the Awful Scourge. All the ftreat, enters of Popu i at ion ^ Affected. The depressingeirectsof the present epidemic of <Jrip are apparent everywhere. Teachers, clerks, business men, mechanics, laborers, street ?\?r drivers, school children, police officers and even the doctors all furnish victims by the hundreds. No remedy yet discovered can show results equal to Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine. It quickly overcomes the excessive exhaustion, invigorates I lie appetite ami assists nature to throw otr the deadly microbes from the system. In times of epidemic like lie* jiAL present it should taken us a preHp vent ive of di-\f "Drip had left mc a physical wreck; weak, helpless and miserable. 1 could not eat: eoiild not sleep; could not gain any strength, ami bad nervous l?i um i ai inn oi iii>' wiirp; 1% 11111. imp home physician could no* ! ?-11? me ami I commenced lisiiiI'r \! ili*s* Nery *"\vine. Tin' first 11 iifli*-! p llint I ^ liml hail in funr month- rami- as l In* result ill'two lir-l doses. When I 11 ri?I taken two bottles I frit bet ti*r I hat1 I Hail before in years, and oritinued to iniprovi* until I .vas entirely i*uri*il." Km WnuiiAim, I'lymout It, Ills. All dru^Kists am aulhorized to soil l?r. Mill's' Nervine on a guarantee that lirst hotth* benefits or money refunded. Be sure and get l>r. Miles' Nervine. Booklet on heart and Nerves sent free. Address^ I > r. Miles Medical t'o., Klkhart. I ml. W' BEARINC DOWN Si-u-aitons. 1 itl? inul II--.? an t I-. in.oft >\ iM.on---t urn run-1 I-. n-.<of Simmons Nijuaw Vine Wine or TiiWels We Are Still At the Old Sta.nd. We .are Rtil! at the old stand ready to welcome all who may favor uh with a call. We also make the announcement to our ^ friends ami customers ami public * *enerall\. that after the niow gets Jtt the ground we have muha and h'orxrs that must he sold at some price. A11 we want is tor a man to come and say he wants to bnv a horse or mule and we will sell him We arc Headquarters For good and cheap Mi I.KS ami HOUSES. NVe have always on ham! a line of itnggics and Harness, plow Itridles, Slip Harness, etc.. that will compare in ipinlity and priee with any on this or neighboring markets, ^ Wc Come Again I nder I. new lirm name. We are snrrj to pari with our genial and popular partner, I . M. ('ly burn : tint immdmo io j on n his -dead our popular young P^^'tnwiisiii:iii, John < 'raw ford, who will take pleasure in waiting upon out customer . (live i|s a call. >V guaranh e all stock sold, and will leave llol till g undolO' to give -at|>, I c. >T I' ?V < It A W Ft) I. > TO Me . tiir III r.Ull, llri.'Jio i. I ... | . i i >r ill' ' unit .1 \ hi <11111 in'iir 'i. 11 .i- i Bloom of tl call It, ii p i'i' M. \ Hiinin >i - l<lvor Mcdleii . . , Notice of Examination ot Teachers. N'OTH i') i* liiTohv ir i v ? ii thai i!. 'v A in in a I ion of ;t p|>l i<*>itt t * lo leaeh in tin- public school- ot Lancaster run ii l j will In* lir lil AT I II I'i I'll! Ii i' Ii I )l SK S ATI' Itl >.\ V, Kehruary Mh, iH'.UI, beginning; at li o'clock a. in., ami ^ closing at .*? p. hi. * Sv Applicants will furnish their own Mr paper and pencils. .1. II. TnoMcaoN, .? t'o. Supt.of Kcl neat ion. I.nneaster, Koh. 7, '!<! . DR. M. A. Simmons I.Ivor Medicine hyex|H I It lit; from ilc tioilv tlm excess of title ami si'iils. Improves thr Assimilative I'rocesse. n irlfles the lilooil, Tones up and Strin^i liens. V'' V ASTE LANCASTER, S. CAPTURE OF CALOOCAN. I FILIPINOS YIELD TO FIERCE! A'I TALK BY LAND AND SEA. The Montana and Kansas Regiments Advanced In the Face of Volleys of Musketry, and. Supported by the Artillery. Drove the Enemy into the Town Line, and at 5.30 O'clock Lowered thy Filipino Flag From the Presiden-' I cla Building. Manila, Feb. 10, 7.10 p. m.? I The American forces at. .'{.40 this afternoon made a combined at tack upon Calooean and reduced it in short order. At a signal from the tower of th I)e I,a Lome church the UnitI ed States doubled turroted monitor Monndnock opened fire from! I th? bay with the b?f? cutis of her I tore turret on the earthworks I tith great effect. Soon after the i'tah battery ! bombarded the p'uco from the Hand si 'e The rebels reserved their fire' ! until tha bombardment ceased, i when they tired volleva of mivkatry as the Montana regiment! I advjincetl on the jungles. The Kansas regiment on the extreme! ! left, with the Third artillery do1 ploying to the right, charged] across the open and carried the; j earthwork*, cheering under h heavy tire. Supported by the ' aitillery at the church the troops further advanced, driving the' enemy, lighting every font, right' into the town line, and penetrated to the presidencin and lower-! eil the Filipino Hag at 5..'JO p. m.! The enemy's sharpshooters in the jungle on the right fired at long range on tl i Pennsylvania regiment, hut the rebels were toon silenced hv sharpnell sheila I and the l'en? - ylvania remained i in the trenches. As the Americans advanced they burned the ' l ' native huts. The rebels were mowed down like grass, hut the American loss ! ! was slight. UKNKK AI. OTIS CoNKIUMS I'll K NKWS. Washington, February 10.?Th? j follow mg dispatch from General Otis wti received tonight: Manila, February 10.? Adjutant (ianerel : Insurgents collected considerable force between Manila and ('alnocan, where Aguina'.do reported to bo, and threatened attack ami uprising Hi city. I'his afternoon mating left of MeArthur's division. which :r north i f l's^ig rtv?r, into ('a! <? ican. driving enemy easy. bit !s-rt now a! C'jil ocitn. Our loss ' hr ; th * t nf i i>- . i :*. t.r i eon id r.ible. I'ariiiM. i. 11? morning. Attack pi needed bv ene-huH hour's bring from : v.*o of Admirai I ii'tvev s vessels. Otis. Cubans Snub lleni?r:il (bone/ 11 av;i m?, February s.? It 1* reported thin it .1 *eoret meet ;n? of tilt' eXneiltlVe roiijnnt !? ? o| tln? < 111 ><i r i jiss'' lilt) IV It W ' < decided tit it tin* (* in tl) 111 will ll o i \T i ' COIIH' .-lie| ;| i M .1 \ i I1IO ' ioill / to r?ii? eitv, Hint it .-.ill not he i*nt when he nrr'Vio hi Havana, anil, further, thai if (ioneral <iome/. does not, ^o before the committt'O anil explain Ins reasons } for accepting tli? propositions of. K. 1'. Porter, tho representative ] of President McKi^Uy, without; : * * ? ? * ( I^ n.'s En SRMI-WKE.KI .V. C^WEDNESDAY, FE consulting tho comrnittoo, iiw will be olficially notified on the part I of tlie committee to sinpsor before it and explain bis: conduct. A FATAL SHOOTING AFFRAY. One Man Dead and Another Had-, ly Wounded Near Sycamore in Hampton Founty?A Heavy I. Snow. ( Hampton, February 12?Spe |, cial: On Saturday evening about |, half-past ti o'clock, at the null of L Mr. !. ManIdin, near Sycamore. ? t shooting and cutting affair or- , curred, resulting m the death of . one man and the serious wound- . II 11)^ of the other. Sum Bennett t.?L dead, itiiri Walter FmiiiicI! wonn 1 (led. Bennett stabbed I'Vnrell j tii st, i nlitctn x a w onnd in tbe ! : i breast several inches iii.nvc iheji heart, Fenneli beitm armed \ti; ti; * a revolver lired once, shooting i Benneit through th* heart Both | J men had been nui'ri ndly tnrji some I line, and Bennclt is said to 1 '1 iiavf threatened the life of Fen |t nell. Bennett was aged about .'id. ' and Fenuell about 2?'l. Bennett I leaves a '.rite and one ittiull child. . Both men were sober at the tiniu; of the liuhtmu The causes which , led to the all ray are not stated, i Fenneli lost a ^reat deal of blood: before the attention of > nhv-| . . . .11 siciail could ba obtained and I.Oil condition i* ronstdored danger |' oiih. j. The ground )? covered with! snow to a depth of about live inches, with a temperature of 20 | degree* above zero. Th?.voting | men are having plenty ot' fun.? :j News and Courier. j. The Deadly Crip I I- again abroad in the lantl. The I j air you breathe may In- full of its fatal germs! Don't neglect the "drip" or [ I you will open the door to Pneumonia i ? and Consumption and in vite death. Its, sure signs are ehills with fever, head- t \ aelie, doll heavy pains, mucous dis-!t charges from the m.se, sore throat.L and never-let-go cough. Don't waste i' nreeious t i me t pe;it i n <r l li i ^ iw>ii irli vu i. Ii i t roaches, tablet'', or pour cheap >yrups. t 'lire it at once with I > r. Kind's New ' Idsrovery, tin* infallible remedy for ( bronchial trouliles. It kiIN the disease {jernis, heals the lungs ami prevents 1 t lie dreaded after a Meets from the mal- , tidy, l'riee ROrents and $1.00. .Money back if not cured. A trial bottle free ' at Crawford llros.' l>rug Store. '< Otl* Summarize* KtoiiN. " , " ,, I1 Washington, February s.? I'ho | war tlepartniHtit today received i the following dispatch : h Manila, Fehruar* s.?Situation ! i rapidir improving. lioeoiinois- ; s iinv yv 't.-rd:i\ to v ii t n m vein! mile t f<? 1.i^uii ' !e 1?.\y, t < nth- ! Mist, v' e 11lit lie,, lilt VI 11^ . {!"*,?; gli'l .!;* t . tl . ' . dirt > :i? its, oucniioti ring no d.oei ded o j.|> .?i t !n:i ; : r:;i - n; fit. g; i til u<.<t natives 1 v f u i t. I u! . 11 iagrs displaying while. il;igc\ Near < 'aloacin. <i\ mti." north, anniny made .anil behind en 11 Mticlifiiotds ; ehargwd l>v Kauri. troops, led l?V ('ol(ll)l'l I'll 11 * t Oil, (encounter, resulting " roots <>; enemy with heavy h>-?. I<9t to Kansas, Limit. Allot.I, kill? I, six lllell wounded. On the 11 h Aeuinahio issued (lying proclamation charging the 1 American' with initiative nml declared war; Sunday muoil another culling ail t< resist foreign 11 invasion; hi| inlluonce thro '"r out this station destroyed; noii>"i applies for a cessation of lioc^ ; ties and conference; have de- j ] \ J TERF BRUARY 15, 1899. ABSOWTEBT/'fe Makes the food more de wqval qakino po+ :lin?it t?? an??t?<r. Insurgent ex...... r fj-1:.i i hiii di rising in out on light, of 4th unrealized. Provost, marshal general, with admirable Imposition of troops, defeated sverv attempt. <, 11 y (pnot; hutiia?s rcnumatl. natives r??p?ct ID I uxl oheenul. Fighting qualities if Amoriran troops a revelation .null i n h n In m n i s. Otis Spain'-* (ircatrst N?;ed. Mr If. IV olivi , !t ii ?-<-1 .!ii i. Sji.ii i. spi-ntls ii Aiin-r- . i V. m-rvi-s li.i . .* > Vcr. ]> i.i its n Iiui-.* ... i.i* i.< :ttl >n I'iii ' I it * ? . r.? lt:t;?-rs. \im-r . \'s -I limit .nil N |-\ IC .if i-, all p-..n . n . I in. I! niys 11.. - runt m-iirirn- is vn.it 1..-. nuntry in < i < ,\ii Atnvrii i iinows tn.r. i: c.tr ir. i an i: itu?- I.- 'i I . |?ui-illrs 1>;<> >1, n:ir in Hi .t .-i'iMi -ir-.t/ihi i* tit'' norv *. mis v'm, %' ror a nit no r tlfo > t*v r mux ' iitvi and oi*<nti u th . btiily. 1' woak, linMnr illiii:* .i i-! .1 list .nil,i- .-iiarinl ,n!v Mr S 111 I M: SWl iltuKlt n Dr-li'iT i s ran! of Thanks. Mu. Kni riii'. : -()ur It.nao ': .t u'.i i ti Ih'imi tiiflf v?ry h.-tppt '.(trough t hi - kin In?? and thmiii'il fulness of our people. A!ltr?wt Tory wool; during: !hr> p.isf. ye--r ivi> h'tvo boon 'reminded that ! \ injr la-arts and open htndi wen? About 11?. arxl we havfl h -?ti made ontinually to say that ours is ri pood!* heritage. lint last Str inlwy we iiM'S t regular good old tome warming. l'nopln came ??n root, on horsas, and in buggies ?nd wagons. Tlmy brought bus nets full of toothsome winmla. and i picnic dinner wan spread in the card, and all onjoved making it ;row less. <)ur pantry wa? supplied with enough to 1 * t for iwveral weeks. loads of corn and 'odder w??r?? stored away tn the tarn, and a very ?lim poeknt. fiOoV. was made ill hotter cot: litlon. The good people of I nilv ware not n 1???iin jjood works that lay. for many friend* of other lenomi nation* were here, and gave L'tfts a. ir!i liberality. (?f cotir-e A1' these tilings have in intrinsic value which is by no moans overlooked, but even greater 11; ;? his if the value they have to our hearts. We nr> thankful for the.se oMaring* of 1 Lought!" i i-?o I iove, and ere it re sure t lit t i t being km i to ' n* least, our '? u ' ' invr Ii??mi ; i I i V : . I %.isv II" en'-: I r.i . i ? 'op . tn iv.'e he ,n ol :::.?r?* w >rthv of their lovo ;i'i i oor e tiling ! our sincere ; r.iyft .1. I.. <V li. t< > \ i i s. Wulk'ip, N. Feb. >. I The lavages of Grip. T! :it iii ><! rit scourge, ilif * rip. pni-mis I li? air r. i; 11 its fatal germ.". -< that m? home - safe fr cii i!> rax ige-. Inii mult it ixlf- liuxe |i>i!tii! a ??i proi ?i<iii aipiini- ; Ii,- . < i tf ? ' i; ii ~ in duly in 1?r. K 111 m * - N ? %\ |i ?. ovitj. M lien xnii feel a soreness in ymir bone* ami mnaeles, linn1 iTnii- ami fever, with lire throat, pain :n ' he bark of the head. catarrhal -y inproiin ami a st uhliiir11 i-1nitfI. vihi m i > know yOn, <lia ve the <<rip. ami 111. i * joij .nreil pr, Kinir'a New I ?i??*overy. It will promptly cure the \xnrst much,.heal |he inilatned iiieinhranes, kill tlm itineawe ijerms and prevent tlie dreaded after (Verts of tlie malady. Price 50c. and 11.0(1. Money hack if not | lyred. ^ trill bottle free at ' > IIrom.' brttg Store. ?' M. ? t ' ? v;\ RISE.! it' no 8ft** * 1 ' * j raking Powder i ...i?i IV1UU9 aim WHUlCSUilKJ I ?|* TV ' W**l1 I Acts Untitled. " ; To provide for the renewing of. charter* of ferries that are about. I to expire and to provide for tlie griintinu of charter* to ferries that have not. heretofore heon chartered To require cotton buyers to ' accept tulles weighing not less th ;. three hundred pound?. I t'o nniofid tho free school sys!f?n> of th State so that election^' ' niftv he he!?l for school rn*'ees in School Oistrict- No. 18, in Ab> c. ille County. To declare the law in felanon to termination of rental con tracts. To amend the Act apportioning pence officers in comtrniniftes 'h*<ing one hundred or more ' inhabitants. To repeal the metropolitan 1 police bill. Taam-'iiil the Act providing for holding Courts in the 7th judicial I circuit To authorize the county com-/ 1 nr*"ioiu?rs of the several counties im this State to exchange convict / labor with other counties and los I make contracts for governing the i '' j s.? in*-. j T?> amend Seotiona 3, 4 and 5 ? j of the Act incorporating the Farmers" Mutual Insurance Company of York County. Grip's Ravages Doomed. So much misery aufl'so many deaths have been caused by the (trip, that every one should know what a wonderful remedy for this maladjviif^dlftiu'Cx-. in Dr. King's \pwdisfsoiivery. That "3 distressing stubborn trough, that in- " "* ] dames your throat, robs you of sleep, ? weakens j our system and pave* the way for (tonsiunpt ion is quickly stop- " peii by this matchless cure, if you iiav" chills and fever, pain in the hack of the head, soreness in hones and muscles, sore throat and that cou k'h that grips your throat like a vice, you need Dr. King's New Discovery to v.uir lirin fiml nrnrnnt Pnom.wv I < *.?? ??nia or Oononnption. I'Nce i>Oc. and," *! iMt. Money back if not cured. A trial lintM" free at Ckawhihd Brto*'. hrujf / Store. " '* , r Senator Tillman Working lor an ' Improvement o!' t lio r?i|garee j Hirer. V\ t;iv.:toii, 1m?I>. S.?Senator > ;m>i> introiiueed an amendilnv to f|>> river and br"*i !! iij'nv iille ir for * I he i nt nlit' 'ompiree i' ver (i i . is v t reel lit ;e, r ( ' . !! ... ! (ill lltiV, it! .( ' I'd - ,|| t!. j a lis s.itimil ted l>\ 1 e ' !' i.uineerp. Kitt> tf < n ' : liar- is provided that ti-l<J~ i ! tiii.x lie entered if I<? S*V ' f|.J. - . i \ .?t War tor muter: s"s,"! f. ^ HlOVt <i 411 . vi.rk as trrtiv l.c necessa" ll rl ltl>; r .mi Vie !he r?r<>??.>?}? ! imp ' rr 14 | ' ' 1 ? drill-,I, in he paid for :k approf0 Hons m;iv ho made from tin V 1l!lin. 11 < t e<C??e ' I jijr $200,01)0 ex.* elusive of the sum heroin t-ppropriated. Senator Tillman made a strong appeal to the eoij mitfeo in beha'f of bis amerQ"(| ment and he experts it to . a accepted.? News and Couty,gt\ j | ???? ???. * %qt i A. J <.ill. .Ir S. writes: , in,..I l?r M A ICS OUIfilM-l-t ",n k&? io:- -*,ianiusoNI ii? ia. o rr lonice.