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i Short Locals. ?Mr. Henry Youug of Fort Lawn was in Lancaster Monday. t 1 ?Miss Corrie Moblej,of Rock Hill, is visitihg the family of Dr. , M. P. Crawford. ?Mr. John Lee Tillman of Van , Wyck, spent Sunday with his daughter, Mrs. B. Cunningham. J Tip v t n ?1 ? ?.. u. u. uiunuii mill wile, | and Mr. Thorrell, of Heath j Spring; were in town Monday. j ?Mrs. T. M. Fitapatrieh returned Monday from a visit to Spartanburg. ' ?A large crowd of young people from Lancaster picmced at Landsford Tuesday. ?Miss Maggie Pardue who has j been visiting her brother the past week returned home Saturday. IN CONTINENCE of waternprln* sleep topped immediately by Dr. E. Drtohon's \ ANTI Dll'KTlu. Cures children and adult* like. Price II. Sold by J. P. Mackey & Co. DruKRtRta, Lancaster. S. C. ?Mr. M. V. Ilinson of White \ Bluff made us a pleasant call Tuesday. f t ?Mr. Bernard Wisenfield and 1 .? ' wife of Baltimore are registered t at the Cunningham Home Hotel. l. ?The pick pockets got in some good work during the rejinion. Several parties, we are told, from this county were robbed. i ?Ex-Governor Flower, of New j died at the Eastport Country / Club, at Eastport, Long Island, Friday at 10:30 o'clock. ?Mr. Sam Ilough, of B. C. | Hough & Co.. spent Sunday in Rock Hill. He went over on his wheel. i i ?List of letters advertised for 1 the week ending May 16, '99. Mrs. ' Mary M. Cothen. . J.F. Gregory, P. M. ?Harry Elliott, the 7 year old grandson of Mrs. Jane Elliott, of this place, died Monday morning 1 of inflamation of the bowels. 1 < ?Rev. R. Lee Robinson who has been attending the Princeton t College, N. J., returned home Friday evening via Charleston. ?J. Harry Foster, Esq., of Kershaw came up Monday to at- i tend a meeting of the county . board of trustees, which meet on Tuesday. ?In the last paragraph in the Rich Hill Items, in Saturday's , Enterhrisk the name of Thomas * Ballard should have appeared i (instead of Thomas Kolland. 1 ?Mr. G. W. Blakeney and his son Hooks, of Ladonia, Texas. .V ' 1 stopped over in Lancaster on their way home from the reunion to visit friends and relatives. ?There will be services in the Episcopal churcu Thursday afternoon of this week at 6*30 o'clock, conducted by the Rev. J. W. Cantoy Johnson. ?Mr. L. J. Curlee, who has been working at the factory for some time, left Monday evening with his wife for Concord N. C., to accept a similar position in the factory at that place. ^ ? ?Mr. J. L. Thomasson, manager of the Lancaster Telephone Company came up Monday from Kershaw where.he has been hard at work putting in phones. In a few days everything will be in 1 good working order. ?Mra. C. W. Humphries left yesterday morning for Jackson, Ga., where Mr. Humphries nan been preaching for Rome time and han accepted a call. Miss Margaret is still here and will remain - V* few days and?l'et.-Lantern 12. | * JKs i? V h ?The engineers have com- { pleted the survey between Che- j raw and Colirmbia for the Seahoard Air Line, and contracts , will be let out this week for grad- J ing the road between the two [' towns. ?Jim Watts, colored, was shot and killed Sunday morning by I Mark Starnes. We have not \ been able to learn what caused die difficulty. The parties lived 'ust over the line in North Caroina, on the Rocky River road. ? ?Charlotte, the 2 year-old ? laughter of Dr. R. M. Galloway, | vliile playing with a can of con- " :entrated lye Monday morning, 1 vas very painfully burned by setting some of it in her mouth, a Fortunately she did not swallow j| in.v of it. Though the burn is 70rv painful, she will soon get c; veil again. ? If you suffer from tenderness or I 'ullness on the right side, pains under I' ihoulder-blade, constipation, bilious- C less, sick headache, and feel dull, I leavy and sleepy, your liver is torpid < ind congested. DeWitt's Little Early I Risers will cure you promptly, pleas- S intly and permanently by removing he congestion and causing the hile lucts to open and llow naturally. " 1'hey are good pills. Crawford Rros. n d-w-s f( Alliance Meeting i The members of St. Luke Alii- q incc are reqnested to meet at ^ :heir respective place of meeting m Saturday. May 20th at 2 /clock. Business of importance svill be transacted and every member requested to be present. J t Ry allowing*the accumulations in f the bowels to remain, the entire sys- f ein is poisoned. DeWitt's Little Early Risers regulate the bowels. Try them 1 ind you will always use them. Craw- t ford Bros. d-w-s p A (Jretit Comic Tragedy?The # Deacon. v To be rendered by home talent, p in the court house on Friday 9 iii?rht the 19th inst. The pro ^ seeds are to be applied towards R lecuring a library tor the Lam-as n :er Graded School. This play is * very popular all over the country ? ind you can't afford to miss it. g Doors open at 7:30. Perform ince betrins promptly at 8:30. Admission, Adults 25cts,children 15 els. If you have piles, cure them. No t ise undergoing horrible operations hat simply remove the results of the P iisease without disturbing the disease y tself. IMace your confidence in I)eiVitt's Witch Hazel Halve. It has o lever failed to cure others; it will not r. ail to cure you. Crawford Bros. dws. Killed l>n the O. It. C. Train. 11 Mrs. Susan Duncan of l'leasant 11 Hill, while on her way home a toni Heath Spring last Saturday 0 jvening was knocked front the v track by the north bound O. It. c k. C. train, and was almost in- * dantly killed. It is thought by 0 those who were in a position lo 8 know, that when she found the * train was so near she became so c badly frightened that she was mi- 0 able to get oft' the track. 8 IW Hlinnan umo + 1-%#* '1 ^ C .... w, ^ruuvuii ?* can UIU ? IUWW Ul the late Henry Duncan, and was 0 about 65 years old, and a mem- a her of the Salem Methodist c church. Her remains were inter- k red in the Salem cemetery Sunday afternoon. c J t Some of the results of neglected \ dyspeptic conditions of tlie stomach are cancer, consumption, heart disease and epilepsy. Kodol I>yspepsia Cure prevents all this by etFectinfj a quick H cure in alkcases of dyspepsia. Craw- ^ ford Bros. d-w-s . * Crtnr.l. Vonr llow.U With Cw.c.rets. Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever 10c. J6c. if c. C. C. fall, druggist, r .fund moot'/ ] 4 Sour Stomach " Alt?r I was Induced to try I'AICAIK'l'H, | will novr be without lheiu In the bouse. If liver was in a very bad shape. and my head cbed and I bad stouiacb trouble. Now. since takUK f ascarets. 1 feel One. My wife has also used hem witb beneficial results for sour stomach." Jos. KUUUMfl, UB1 Congress St.. St. Louis, Mo. W CATHARTIC TMAOC MANN NIOISTVNSD Pleasant. Palatable. Potent. Taste Good. Do ood. Never Sicken. Weaken, or Gripe. 10c. 25c. Mlc. ... CURE CONSTIPATION. ... .rllng RrnHr Coup..7. (hlc.|?. kMlrtil. K.. Y.rk. IIS in.Tn.HAI* Sold and guaranteed by all drugIU-1 U'DAw gists to CVJCJC Tobacco Uablt jttncaatcr'ti market. Oil TnnsHav Mao 1 (1 % u??J IV/) UUttl/II n<l produce brought the follower prices : COTTON. rood middling, f trict middling 5% fiddling, i PRODUCE. latter (good), per pound, 12)^ ^ggs, per dozen, 1% tot thickens, 15~to 21 'eas, per bushel, 11 lorn, perbushel, (it lams(home raised),per pound,.9 to It boulders (home raised),per lb., 6>? to? The above prices are paid by merchants tor any of the above atned prodticts. and is published ur the benefit of those who have hem for sale. Before the discovery of One Minutt lough Cure, ministers were greatly listurbed by coughing congregations lo excuse for it now. Crawford Bros STORY OF A SLATE. To be bound hand and foot foi ears by the chains of disease if he worst form of slavery. Georg< ). Williams of Manchester, Mich ells how such a slave was mad< ree. He says: *4My wife hac ?een so helpless for five yean hat she could not turn over ir ied alone. After using two hot l?s of ElectVic Bitters^ she if wonderfully improved and able o do her own work.'' This su ireme remedy for female diseases uicklv cures nervousness, sleepiness, melancholy, headache iackache, fainting and dizzj pells. This miracle working nedicine is a godsend to weak ickly, run down people. Everj lottle guaranteed. Only 50 cts lold by Crawford Bros Drug ists. G Tabernacle-New Cut. Something new to most of the oung people of Tabernacle it he way of a "Spider Party" was iven at the narsnnncA t>v Tfov Ulan Macfarlan, of Tabernacle n last Saturday night, May 13 'he main object of the party /as for the purpose of raising rioney for the benefit of Taber lacle church in the purchasing o new organ. Something like It r 50 young ladies and gentlemei rere present, and from all indi ations (the writer was present] he occasion was a most enjoyable ne to all. Refreshments were erved at about 10.30. All agre< hat Rev. and Mrs. Macfarlar ertainly know how to make at ccasion of this kind a granc uccess. New Cut's young people alse njoyed themselves on Saturday ifternoon with a lively game o roquet at the homo of Mr. Ilobt hillivan. l. a. r. Pneumonia, la grippe, coughs, colds roup and whooping-cough readilj 'ield to One Minute Cough Cure. Usi his remedy in time and save a docto >i 11?or the undertaker's. Crawfor< 8ros. d-w-s Mothers wishing stout healthy girt hould give them Simmons Squav fine Wine or Tablets as they approael mberty. To Cur* <:<> ?t Ifixt !<> ForcTdr. Take Cuiicurets Candy Cathartic. 10c or 25e hc.c.c. (all U> cure, druggist* refund moaar THE BIG SHOE STOCK I I THREE YEARS 1 as many Shoes in a in a day. 200 pairs Ladies Dou tip, worth $1.00 now 70 ( dies Fine Button and Lj sell at $1.50, our price 9c Heroic | roo -f4- -Pi a i ca ll 1 1c1 1 l i \ i We are looking for , profits. That's why y choice of the balance ol 1 Shoes io per cent under ! OUR SECONDSTO SLIPPERS this Silk Top Oxford S ! Sach's fine $2.00 ? Third stock of Dou - They need no notice ; land. We've struck a popula linery. Another stock away down now. Miss s can't keep up with her ; won't be disappointed. ! Here's Bargai: . 1600 Yards yard-wide 8 ' 5 cents. ; iooo Yards Satin Finish for 5 cents. ' 850 Yards 12 cent Orgs only 6}^ cents. Grass Linen Suitings, .5 cents. White Goods Cut to White Lawns at 4 c< , remnants, 1 yards wid 1 your Embroideries. T 1 nnrl rlpcirnKI^ niffomc v. uwwnuuiv, ^uuv^i 110 an , See our new arriva Taffeta Silks in plain ; and Roman stripes, lovel - ces make them fly. We [ for you in 300 yards of 1 liantine and figured Scrg Underwear Next a 1 Prices! 180 Ladi< 5 Gauze Vests, only 5 5 Ladies Gauze Vests, Mai ' "Prices Speak Louder th 1 750 Pairs Ladies Tan Hose, I pair. We own the best ever saw. ] HERE'S FOR TIIE MEN f Its Good-bye to Clothing "Shadows Growing Less." , . c at ? 1 ? i ! i-? no i .in lviuicsKin i'ant5 60 " Men s Heavy I 34 " Good Black Pa 8 300 Men's Linen Hats, J cents. HERE'S A WONDE Cottonade Pants (doth at n v match them at 15 cents. An 1 Satine Parasols, Lace Curtail Wm. IGEST IN TOWN VGO we didn't sell week as we now do glas Shoes, patent :ents; 280 pairs Laice Shoes made to > cents. or Shoes! empty shelves, not ou can take your f our Sach's Fine first cost. CK OF LADIES week. The $1.50 lipper for 95 cents, dippers at $1.75.? T? CI jtcuiiuus onoes. Best Shoe in the r run with our Miljust come. Prices Minnie is rushed,? orders. Come, you ns for You. cent Percales for Prints, sell at 7 cts. indy, new designs, worth 8 cents, for Absurd Prices! *nts. White Swiss e, at 7 cents. Buy hey are advancing, * scarce. 1 of Waist Silks! colors, small checks, y designs. Our prill ave a big bargain i)~:i i-Mciv.rv n^in HI UJ U" ;e for skirts. Swift Selling es 10 cent Bleached ; cents. ce thread, only 10 cents, an Words," we can say. full size, at 2 1-2 cents a 10 cent Black Ilose you AND BOYS!, '! Every day finds their >, dollar kind, for 50 cts. 'ants, at 38 cents, nts, worth $ 1.50 for 85c. ? were 25 cents now 15 R! 2000 yards heavy D and 1 1 cents. Try to other arrival of Silk and is and Counterpanes. GANSON.