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/avy .YUN BRONCHITIS Bronchitis is very prevalent. It gen?rally begins with a common cold, at-' tended with cough, hoarseness, soreness of the lungs, tightness of tho chest s and difficulty in breathing. If not at'j, tended to, it becomes dangerous?thousands dio from bronchitis annually. Dr. JohnW. Bull's Cough Syrup is tho best remedy for this disease; it relieves tlio courU at once, effects an easy expectoration, and cures in a few days. Dr.BalTs faugh Syrup Will promptly cure Bronchitis. P< s.-s arc sill nil ami pleasant to tnkc. Doctor! rrcouiuicuU it. l'ricc 25 cents. At all druggists. mmimum. ?ub' shed Every Wednesday and Saturday 1 i BY Enterprise - t'oblishinc Compary | A. J. CLARK IMitor. ? One Vear, ... $ 1.0" | Six Months, .. .. . 50 cts , Throe Months 25 cts ' In Advance. Wednesday, Februar* 15, 185>l>. BARNWELL COINTY SI (i A It. Mr. Marl well >1. Ayrr Sends n Specimen ot the Home-Made . . Kmrar. Which Mav Soon He / oomo Olio of flip Staple Coiii'; nioditios of Itariiwell and Hani berg Couiitios. To t/w Klilor ot Urn New a umi Courier : Judging by the interest ynn! have always thown in enterpri-o* | on the farm in South Carolina. I '. feel sure you will be pleaded t<. see the enclosed j-ample r>T hone- ' made sugar, i with I could send ; you a barrelfu! to sweeten the editorial onfl'ee so dear to the hearts of the night workers on our great < nilv. that they might think of the poor farmer win e thoy sweetened their refreshing cup in the small hours of the night. I havon't it. to semi, how ?^_ i ?i._ i .... . . ? cti'i, aiiu me HOYS UllJflT laKO l!ie will .oi-t-,he.diy>d. Thev ma v 1. ok at the sample and think how ni it would be if their friend's abilities measured only a little neaier up to hia desires. The enclosed sample is from a four-barrel lot made by Mr. !!.('. Chitty, near BlackYille. There is bo difi'ereneo between his methods and those of tho re*t of the country sucar makers, except that he takes a s;reat deal of prids in his work and makes it n< good as he can. A Kraat ileal of sugar hn? been made through tbi* section this year, and it can ho made and sold very profitably, though very dttle ia made for sale. There is a growing demand fur molasses, ami some farmcis of my acquaintance have resii/?<i * handsome profit on their rmt patches. It is not unlikely that a larger crop of cane will be made :nis year, as I have heard many farmers declare that thcr >yi!! has?? t hei r o w n *u * si nc * i n t ?r. (*(ffrires At ! !u* station arc g nothing hut home-mad* ,ow , and it is of fine qualits* readily hring* the he-t prices f market. The best of it is milled at KbrhardtV, tn?? ter. minus it tiio new I'lant system xtonsiou from Walterhoro, ero thore an excollont rollor r mil) and rice mill. The lie** o will ho it 1 * > aiuch largor flora ""mratr. aat niaavi nam aro irynd if tha it is rice pounder will be put up at 1 Olar. I Many farmers are also trying a little tobacco this year, and the ? watermellon crop will be as large as usual. Sweet potatoes are one * of our stand-bys, and if we could only fiiid a market for pindars we would not woep over cotton. The farmer who makes all of! these things is as yet. however. | the exception, but tho exceptions will soon become tho rule. Haktwkix M. AYKR. 1 Olar, Bamberg <'onnty, Feh. 9, 1 1899. 1 THE Si ri'LY HILL. I Mr. Means wanted to take ut? a I inll out of its regular order in j order to pass if, as it was an urgent measure. Mr. Cruni called for tho special order, the supply bill, which had i precedence, hut withdrew hia rail ! thronidi courtesy to Mr. Meant. However, the house declined to let Mr. Mourn* tnUo nn hi* hill, as there were other members who' were in the same boat with Mr.' M eans. The supply hill contains few' chatises over th:?t of last year.; The first section provides that tic same 5 mill tax. exclusive of vi.e | cirt! school tax, shall he levin In' every dollar of taxable proper?v to meet the curr'n* expense' and the indebtedness <>l t he State covcru meet. Section 2 provides lor the levy j upon taxable property in the respective counties for eountv * | purposes. A hheville, 2 I 2 mi lis. Aiken, mills. Anderson, 2 1-2 mills for ordintiru r... .... 1 1 .i ...:i! ..n.|T ? w?. .. i ? | r 11 | | ?; | _ III I I I for pa-t I fiosiufort, r> misMs for ordinary county purposes, |-| of a mill for past indebtedness ami 1 mill for u n k i iis; f u ml. I'orkeley, 1 I mills for ordinary countv purpose* sun! any tjii-l expanded balance for past indebtedness. Kambore, inilln and <!i-pr-n- 1 ?nry protiN to ' <? construed a--1 ordin.tr, countv fund*. |in r n ,v ,d I. I mills. ' 'linrleaton, 1 -* of h mill for the militia : 'J mill? f?<r other pur-' poses. Cherokee, .'J I J mills tor f-rni- j nary county purpose*: for poor house and jail I mill: for roads I mill; in addition to upecial lory in certain townshipa for rnilroad bonds. <'heater,I - mili.? forordinaiy count* purposes ; for interest on r lilroud bond-. I mill. (M.e-terticld, ? iblO mills t? - or dioKi\ county pnrposea; for par.t indebi *dnc-i-i 1 1-1 nulls and for inter.*--' on railroad bond* I.Vl'Ml ' of a n :ll. Clarendon. mill-. Cotbo..:;, ordinrrt county purposes i m 1 lr. ; i!?f -rest on r?.i irotid bonds 1 J ?>t a mill : f??- t mdobt edncss I mill. County counni Honors jiulli o i/.-'d i.? borrow ci r t a: n f u nds a t rati* iki li inline I h* n ti per cant. i I-I r I ; li ir t < ill I ' J...II. Dorcliestor, ordinary pnrpos' ."> m 111 : riisf ) n>1i>hf jk! iwa- 1 mill ; intomst. on I???r??1 ! mill. I'vrmi* hinii jrivo.i to borrow *.->00 K<! '>r<l i n.vv yrirpogr* J mills; for juror* ami .*> v of I mill ; noi'l". brides anil forriet .'l < of x mill. I-'airliold. '! d-1 mills. Permission gifon t?> borrow *7,.">oo lor I court expauiot. ,i l-'iorenoib ordinary purposes 1 ^ 1-2 mills.;) *st indebtedness 1-2 of 1 mil/ *? ?Ml I tax on all live Mock to repair fences. Greenville, ordinary purposes 3 1-2 mills; interest on railroad bonds 1 mill; for maintaining convicts 12 mill ; past indebtedness 1-8 of a mill. Greenwood, ordinary purpose* 2 .14 mills; surveying county lities 1 -8 of 1 mill. Hampton, ordinary purposes 1 mills ;*poor bouse 1 2 mill. llorrv, .1 mills ordinary ; 2 mills special; contingent 12 null; special in Conway, Hayboro. (iunsea and Simpson townships I mills. ixcrsiiaw. .? i ordinary ; 'J .'5 1 r>t> railroad bond*. Lancaster, ordinary 5 mill* ; interest on railroad bonds 3 mills ; for retiring bonds 1 of n mill in addition to special levy in certain township*. Laurens, ordinary purposes 2 1-4 mill*; pa ?t indebtedness 1-4 r>f a mill; interest on railroad bonds 1 -2 mills. Lexington, ordinary d mills; pa*d indebtedness 1-2 of 1 mill in addition to special levy in I?road river, Saluda and Fork township*, Marion, .'5 1 4 mills ordinary; past indebtedness 1 mill. Marlboro, ordinary 3 1 2 mills; ps'-t iodeb?enne?s 1 mill. Nevr borrv, ordinary 2 s mills; past indobtodr.eeo S of a mill. Oconee, ordinary purposes 1 '! 1 mills; jit* ? indebtedness 1 1 I mills ; co ir! "Xpen^es .'5-1 of :i mill ; for road* 4 of ? mill. Privilege to b'Trow $1,000. Orangeburg, ordinary purposes 2 1-2 mil's; past indebtneps I I of a mill; indebtnosg on pooi house 14 of a mill. Pickens, ordinary A nulls; in tore-t on railroad bonds *? mills past indebtedness 1-2 of a mill. Kichlum), ordinary purposes, ' 1-1 mills. Snnrt; nburir. ordinary purpose* .'J ini 1 In ; interest on bond* I mill sinkimr fum! ! mill ; new jail debt 1-2 of 1 mill; road tax I mill pa?t indebtednoss 1 *2 of a mill. Saluda, ordinary purposes '2 "I-1 mi IN ; jurors and witnesses 1 1-1 mill-; ; pn?t indebtedness 1 '2 mill, Snmter. ordinary purposes f mills; past imlebtoddess 1-2 of 1 mill. Williamsburg, -1 mills ordinary Permission to borrow $.'1,000 for eourt ex fie use a. I nion. ordinary county pnrpo se< 1-2 nulls; sinking fund 2 mills; interest on nitlrond bomb 1-2 of I null; rond*, bridiioa a? ferries | mill York, 1 I 2 mills in Addition t< spo'dal lew in r?rt:?in townships Permission "ranted to borrow $*.000. I'llc r^sf of th>? t?i 11 is p ?.* tel ropy of the present law, with *hi ox 'option of v?n amendment olTer ftd bv Mr. Hvdriok to make non pavmeni of poll tux n niin leni'on or, and t' a |)iMiishm*nt t!jer?sf#?i t tine of from $' to $|M or twin lis It| Hi v d ?vs <11 jtll I. The Deadly Grip. h ti^iiin uhrn.nl in t lie Intnl. The ail Ton breathe may full of i?- lata eerills! I > 11 s "t 11? t,' I . ! I lie l.rip" III yon will up n the ibmr to I'neiitimniami i i no i? in pi i i iii and invite 1 1 It- sure Mtftis are chills will, fe.?; lieadai lie, 11>111 heavy { a :?,-, inn ilischnrifes ;r nn ?lie i -ore ?! . and moi.r-)e|-ir?> cKii^h. Don't precimn I iine t real i nif I his conef w 'i t rot-lie I a b let st i ir poor, cheap ?. r n p ?' 11 r?? it at once with Dr. Kin.- Wv I . I : . l.n'i.i i i-i > . i in- i m i n 11' >> ' r?-ri : \ rul iir<iri.'ln?l In uhl?'? It kill* 'I ! i'i?c jff-rin*. lion I * tin- I 11 ^ p- ? ir*l | i *i nt? (lie (IafiiT ' I h* rtiiiI;t<l> . I*ri."0c iiml % Mmi jr hack if ii"' ciiri'il, \ I rill I I: frr< at I'Rjwriiiti' *M< .? C'nr* l'i>nill|/illnH W<>-rmr, i'.v-niri<t i amlv i Jili.ii ur I'kj or ia?o I ' fall to CUfi llr^lNll piluiitl HIVMI jf ?\ A AmfTRlHti I.ivrr cmi.nM l?r "VMii'sx. I.?tl cr cy Pint a ff-fllnr ??f Apathy l?r M A Stm mon* (jl?or Me<llcin? arouaca the fjtvcr, am / hi ,-j-ful energy luccecils xiugKUUncts. i ! Reported for the Enterprise. An Enj oyable Occasion. A grand atrl unique mask party | was given at the resilience of Mr. F. Wair on the night of tlie 11th 1 inst. All those who participated! in the festivities of this occasion, ' ! expressed themselves as being delighted with the splendid time they had. All of the ladies cos- : nines were beautiful. Mi?s lies- ! 1 ( sic 1 vens received the prize tor ! ] the prettiest costume and Mr.! i.Fohn Rollings for the handsomest I ' man. We IihM n itnnee at Mr Wair's, Near tlie I.awaKtcr t "niton Mill, . Anil all wished the good time Would never, never end: for I never heard such mn?ir. A- they made the tiddlers play. We formed the sets at eight And danced unti almost twelve. Never was such undrills, nor M u*ic half so sweet, As ttint which made the rafters, King to all the dancing: feet. Then in came Miss Saltie Ithie, she weighed two hundred pounds; I wish yon roiild have seen the lioya. Swinging her around. While all was life and laughter. The daneing still went on It was, come in MissSallie, And don't stay out Misa l.ucy; And here's a rosy partner, Thai's making eyes at you? ! And oh! Mi?> l.ucy how red you are. You're migh'v sweet to see. Ami I hope you'll give the pleasure, of tin* next ?|iih?Irill to iai<. ?lli, w?'ll! it'? no use in talking1 We danced from i"ivr111 to left. \Vi? diiln't ini 11 <1 tin- snowtlakes. That |???ltus that night: , All that we had ngawist it was. We had to -top liefore twelve. \ isitok. There is no better medicine for the j hahies than ' hamherlain's Cough Keinedy. Its pleasant tasteand prompt ' ' and ell'eetmil eures make it a favorite ! with mothers and small ehildren. It j . 11111*kIy curestheir roughs and eohls, | preventing pneumonia or other seri-, ! oils eoll-equences. It also cures croup and has been used in tens of thousands " of cases without a single failure so far ; as we have been able to learn. It not I . 1 only cures croup, but when given as soon as the ernupy cough appears, w ill ; prevent the attack. I n cases of w hoop- t ing cough it Ii<11iities the tougli mucus, I making it easier to expectorate, and! | l?>s.|.||s the severity and frequency of the paroxysms of coughing, thus depriving t hat disease of all dangerous , oon?o(|uenros. ; or -ale hv .1. F. Mack- 1 i kv ?v Co. MITII i: Til Tin: IM Itl ll'. | Al! persons art* licivhy warm d not I in linrhur ?>r (Miiplny my mhi, Satn llai-J i 1 v. :i1 alum! 1?; yi'ar*. wlu? Ift my I Iniinr mi Sal unlay, .January -**1 li, ls'.i'.i. j ! I Tli?' full pfiialty of law will In* imi |)o-'MI. I K?">i. I'vMiin In M ir. OASTOHIA. ' JWrath? /y Ita Kind Vou Hatfl Al*ar> Bamft 8is,r? " /*? *?' TwmmmmmmmcaBBmmmmmmmmmmmm TO EXECUTORS AND ADMINISTRATORS. \ * < >I K ali"'liJ inn i- liiTt'li> alli'il 11* i l li?. furl flint i' i- my duly. iiimIit tin' law. In rni|uir>> ymi in make ! - , I urns l' y i?i j i" Mriin,-. |ii,| ,| . i s i n - a? - I \'iiicr . \ !i:iini?i iTifur-.'; uarillaii> ami I n: -I, ! ?. rrtiirn.x mn?t In:I ;i uiili ,!. tl.ir,n*r 'In m ?li- ?f .1 p. n ii. i r \ anil I lima rj . i II A s. I?. .Iu\ I.*. I ij 'r .,1 I'm!.-,!.-. .!*iri. v ! : <. OAK5TOT17A. ' llrara Urn 1-C K r I Y '! !'y ,v,v: BOUjM 1 K'.'M.itaro /fa/' , -/J-T// -t--'A of < /fas/yfj ftA/fa: '.* - r-. LkX~I1MH Mcetincf ol* the Eension I Bonn Is. ri^lll. I..A l.-l,ip i 11 lull I'lll.-u l, Wl lt ' ' :i' 11" - i; mil . rnoftie.* u | ii> !.: v : i. Vti. ?! .> ..| :-*? !?- i roars tu i .111 jili'P ni'\v ?( ; it ion* for | 1 IViisioii .1 ml . o I "? i t In' r?111 u," !St? | v ' I in* \ :s ;>|il ir iti' h | |- I 'in . K,:i' in im' ; uppear in | r 11 ! i' I In' Township linnrd-. J in* ii;.!.. I'l-iiiiuii Hoard i v ill riii'i-f -it t * ? ' "lift 11 ohm* ?>n ' I 11tir !ay t Iip Illli Kfbrutry. Th* j 'utility Hoard is roinposfMl of II. M. I'oll,. ?l in*. V. Cn-U.-y, .I.N. l->t ridge, U. H. Hrii- i and I >r. < . NVIsli. lies- pi'ctfil 11V, iij W. H. BKl.'CE, j Chairman, County Pension Hoard. 1 Jan. 2n Ixtt'.t \ . SHERIFFS SALE. ] Ntaln of Noufli CtrollHa, fuuNljr^. I of liNUfMllor. vl 1 IN 'I'llK COURT or COMMON HLKAS. ^ B. .1. ami J. II. Witherspoon as admin istrators of .1. II. Witherspoon, de- ^ W ceased, plaintiff, against Agnes 0. ('askey as administrator of .lames f . I>. Caskey, deceased, K.G.Billings I. ul., defendants. *1)Y virtue of an execution lodged in > my olllne in the above stated cause, the loth da> of March, 1 MHO, I will sell at public auction, IN FRONT OF Till-: < OlRTllOUSK AT LA NO AH- -A TKIt, >tate aforesaid, within the legal A hours of sale, ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN MARCH, 1S00, next, the following described real estate, towit: All that tract of land, in the county and state aforesaid, containing FOUR IIL'NUHKI) (400) ACRES, more or le?.s, hounded north by Bear creek, lands of VV icsen Held & Co., estate of Henry Sadler, Harriet Thorn well, estate of Isaac Thornwell, Minor and Harvey Crawford and .John Owens, and by the tract of 100 acres of and laid off on the 7th day of January, 1 a- a homestead to the family of the said K. G. Billings, deceased, east by <?I I Mage road and Coil road and lands of Robert 1.. Welch, Rniiua A. Miller and J. Thomas Funderhurk, south by J. Thomas Funderhurk ami estate of A. J. Kibler, and west by T. J. Strait, Kruest Moore and I). A. Williams; the said tract being the lands known as the "Billings Place," and being all of said lands except the flL ion acres laid off as a homestead as aforesaid. Alsoall the interest owned by t In- said K. G. Billings in his lifetime in all that piece, parcel or lot of laud, in the town of Lancaster, in the county and state aforesaid, containing ONF. (1) ACRI-:, more or less, bounded 111>rt ii ny mi ot w. r. Wit hcrspoun, east by White street, south by Meeting street, ami west by Main street: formerly known us the "David Dill ngs Lot." Levied on and to be soul as tlie property of the said K. G. Hillings, now defeased. Tin* above described property was . levied upon and will be sold as the property of l\. (i. Hillings, deceased, to -atisfy the execution in the above Mated ease. Terms of sale?CASH. I'urehaser to pav for papers. L.' M.t LY1UJKN, sheritV Lancaster County. February 7, Is'W. '- ^ (i ff t?t 11 rfjrr.iineJd Q>, //rcfC. Columbia. S. C. All i ommereial branches taught. .A I'ositions secured. Railroad fare paid, t,jf IB cheap board. Cost of course can part- ^1^ ly be |hii<I by working for t lie college. Lndor-ed by banks and business men. I or foil information and catalogues, address. W. II. N KWI1KKKY. M. A. Pres. Jan. I>, IN!I!I. . .. j O AWTO n X A.. Bear* tho st Kind You Have Always Bought 8-r Notice by the County % 0, Board of Commissioners. !) A If'l* 1 l\S (imli\ iilnals or firms. > are hereby notified that the law re- j? i|iiirc- that lieem-e he obtained for the -ale of earf ridges before engaging in that hti>i ne.-s. The law will be enforced again-' any "tie di-regarding i In- no* ire ami fai 1 iti!*" to procure such ! Iiceli-e, M. <:. (. A Kl?\ Kit. ."supervisor l.ancaster t'o. Jan. I*s*i!i. leu nn?i umiy-.l qrs??? " IT '( fl iA A; 11 ri'' ' Vhlfkoy UnliiO 5 'i ; f? i , }V; 1 < 11 .! .; : ..nit- with- . sks sy?--*5rrr.srras: ;?d TJ??p^xar.^ny ??.M V ? I.? H V. M D. ?.\iuilin. s-.i. OlJn . ! ' t'ryor Sb (UUK-VAMriHTfflMr/' .-wr."*/MIAA-w,.? nj*:ttify ii lllonil Jtcrp. < !. !> hi ! means n ?*umh t!;in. , . it. Cuscarcts, Candy C'athnr hi Muotl iitu! kre|? it < lr in. I?> I I till- /} i IV > T Ullil ill IV II . .ill I ?' I , I.., ; . It,. .1, : .I.I. to ?.Tc . I oil*, 1 ' ' <1 - ' ' I 11 i ?.*. .r . a * ' ' I . , .. ." "A'" . / fi'm ' . *V .sr? vti /? . ^ .?n?' ? ? ? <; t jL? ' ? w ??-?* . f? ... ,u /' " . i yi IX t rati' ... . * tirrlift. artl/O . UtUiif'.. I'jmuaI .*?? ? < 1WK UVI\ti:II! Vr A tij irifipriii*iii.ii a - to t!. whrrra- ^ tioutu of .liniii'H \ nux!)11, colori-i], ajfeil about 1" .v*i? will In* ' :.nkfully received by bin fattier. TIm* boy is of a Kinder cake color. j .lui VrrcMix, J& > Feb. '2?3t. Lani* S. < 1 I