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Short Locals. ?Miss Dot Smith is visiting at Westville., Remove muses of Menstrual Suppre sions, Exaggeration and Irregu1 larifles by taking Simmons Squaw Vine Wine or Tablets. ?Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Patterson have gone on a visit to relatives ? at Fort Mill. The Dangers of a Malarial Atmosphere may be averted by occasionally taking Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine. ?Mr. H. B. Collins has moved into the dwelling on corner of Msin and Elm streets. fotivulsions, Cramps, Chronic Female Di?ps?es and Hysterics are cured by use of Sitnmons Squaw Vine Wine or Tablets. ?Mr. James Chafee, of Angus ta, Ga? is visiting Mr. Charles Moore. XTo arouse a Dormant Liver and se curt- permanent regularity of the Rowel*. use Dr. M. A. Simmons Diver Medicine. ?Tin's community vas visited hv soother fit.a rain yesterday about 1 o'clock. " v To cure Depression of Spirits, Falling of t-he Womb and Weakness of the Rack usual to <'.h?rtge of Dife, take S'ntmons Squaw Vine Wine or Tablets. ? Mr. T? Young has let the contract '"or hi* dwelling and work is row in procre?". ?Mr. M. .T I,nnfr of Yorkville is visiting relatives in the county Mr. Withers, of The State. Coltinthia, S.^(\ was in Lancaster , Thursday. Sick Headache, Wind on the Stomach Biliousness. Vausea, are quickly cured hv a few doses of Dr. M. A. Simmons Diver Medicine. ? Mrs. M. II, Oherrv, of Fort Lawn, is in Lancaster visiting the family of her son, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Cherrv. S'?nr Stomach is one of the first ayi ipfom- of h coming Bilious attack. Cure it with a few doses of Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine. Mrs. Murv Grier, of Charlotte, N 0 , is visiting her daughter in Lancaster. Mrs. I)r. B. J. Wither8 peon. Ladies agonized by Female Disorders should avoid Unpleasant Examinations, and at once cure themselves with Simmons Squaw Vine Wine or Tablets. ?Ti>o Editor of the Enterprise hen had ripe tomatoes for a week ?had a few scattering onea ripe rn-ro thai, ten days ago. E. F. Kpnemur, Pickens, 8. f\, writes: lir M. A. Simmon* Liver Medlotne has for 10 years greatly benefited me and many others. ( think it a better medicine than Klack I iraught; use it in preference as it is milder, yet k more efllnient. ?Gardpns that have been proper:}* woiked are now doing tine, as well as ali other well cultivated crops. t , " have t.,ild many dilTerent cough remedies, but none has given better satisfaction than Chamberlain's" says Mr. Chariot Ilolzhauer, Iiruggist, Newark, N. ?L "It is perfectly safe and can he relied upon In all eases of .. coughs, colds or hoarseness. Sold hy J- F. 'lackey & Co. ?U*-v. W. CJ. Kwurt and family returned Wednesday from a .. 4 visit to rwirttives in Audersou and Ahhevillo ? The rain Tuesday morning proved to he the finest season we have had since April. Cultivated lands were thoroughly wet and stubble land had a fair season. ?There will he services at Shiloh church Sunday morning at 11 o'clock, bv the pastor, who will preach at the factory at 4 in the afternoon. ?The appearance of lice on cotton is reported in many por tions of the state. The worm is still getting in its damaging work upon the corn. * I \ " ...v r . o; ?Rev. I)r. Pell, president the South Carolina College f Women was the guest of Rc Chalmers Fraser a couple of da thia week. ?The inanv friends of Dr. J. Puore were glad to meet him i the streets recently,and hope th he may decide to resume t practice of his profession here. ?The building committee ha received bids from three buildf to build the new Baptist.churc The bide will he opeued Wednc day the 12th instant and the co tract awarded. ? Mr. A. C. Rowell will op school at Taxahaw on Monds the 17th inst. and he requei that, parents as well aH pupils 1 present. Pupils are requested bring writing tablets aR well text books, as examinations w be held that day. ?The rain Tuesday created a other rushing demand for peas so*.. So great was the demai that by Tuesday night there w not a bushel in town for sa though the dav before there we quantities of them. ?A telegram received here I Mr. Wardlaw Witherspoon Thui dav afternoon announced t death of Mr?. Addie Witherspoc of Ilock Hill, widow of the la J no. C. Wiherspoon. Miss Ann Witherspoon went over yesterdi to attend the funeral services. Leg Broken. Master Gus Hasseltine, whi riding horseback Thursday eve ing, was thrown from the hor and one of his legs broken ji: above the ankle. Dr. M. P. Cra ford was called and set the brok< limb and the boy is doing as wt as could be expected. Arm Broken. Mr. W. K. Helms' team to* fright at the train yesterday whi hauling wood to the factory, ai his son Lee who was driving w thrown out and his left arm bro en just above the wrist. I Poovev set it and the boy is d ing all right. Annual Meeting. The annual meeting of t county Alliance for Lancast County will be held in the Coi IT " i nouse on rnnay ine 14th ins at 10 o'clock a. in. We wa every Allianceman in the cou ty to attend. E. B. Linglk, Pres. J. M. Knight, Sec. Accidental/ft Shot Himself. Mr. Andrew Cauthen of t Dry Creek section accidental shot himself in the left thif Wednesday evening with an o pistol, iiis condition is said to somewhat perious, though n necessarily fatal. Dr. McDc probed for the ball but failed locate it. An Ex-Governor Dead. Ex-Governor John Peter Ric ardson died in Columbia We nesday night. He had been *eeble health ever since sprit lie was a natiye of Clarendi county, was born in 1831 a^ graduated from tjie Sonth Cai lina College in 1849. He w?'s se j eral times elected to the legis ture, three times elected Sts Treasurer and twice governor. J was the immediate predecessor Governor Tillman in that offii In Clarendon he had large far ing interests, though he had liv in Columbia ever since 18! when he was first elected govei or. His remains were buried y< terdav afternoon in the old fan ly burying ground in Camden. ' J\, v \ 4 r i ONLY ONI j FOR he ve S. S. S. is tbo Only Ji,eu afford ,h. Remedy Equal to this ^ 'n Obstinate Disease. thing ] ia equal to any blood trouble, an< goea down to tho Beat of the dise trace of the taint. iy * The aerioua conaequencea to which its should impress upon those afflicted portance of wasting no time upon . not possibly effect a cure. In many? *? treatment lias been relied upon, c< as swellings have resulted, for which t Ml ? -1 in a uangerous surgical operation is nt Mr. H. E. Thompson, of Milledgev bad case of Scrofula broke out on th n which had to be lanced and caused n was treated for a long while, but th to able to cure me, and my condition I1(j began their treatment. Many blood but without effect. Some one recon as I began to improve as soon as I hat je Continuing the remedy, I was soon 1 and have never had a sign of the die s. S. S. FOI ?is the only remedy which can proir bv blood diseases. By relying upon it, so-called tonics, etc., all sufferers fr instead of enduring years of sufferin he the constitution. S. S. S. is guaran cure Scrofula, Eczema, Cancer, Rhe ' Tetter, Pimples, Sores, Ulcers, etc. In te Books on blood and skin diseases i lie Specific Company, Atlanta, ( ay ? ?In obedience to special ordt No. 14, a meeting of Lancastf Camp No. 1186 U. 0. V. is hereb j)e called to meet at the court hou? on Friday ?Tuly 14t,h inst. to elei n a colonel of the Lancaster Reg 8e ment. By order, ist B. J. Witherspoon, w- ?L E. Stewman, Conimande 0n Adjutant. ill < Hoard of Trustee*? for the Van o tie School Districts of th County. Superintendent of Educatio .j Thompson of this county hf j made the following appointment ?? of school trustees: as k No. I. Barbersville ?II. I1 )r. Patterson, J. M. Warwick, ( Barber. No. 2. Pleasant Valley ?I K. KalLO. W. Potts. ,J. P. Baile No. 3. Belair.?E. S. Howl er I). S. Wilson, J. J. Perry. ,rt No. If. Osceola?T. W. Scores ^ J. A Estridge, A. P. Morrow, nt No. ft. Van Wyck?J. A. II; n- att, M. M.Tillman. J. B. McGuir No. ft. Wax haw?William . Vaughan, C. A. Beckham, E. 1 Ferguson. No. 7. lliverside.?J as. P. < Caskey, Jno. F. Lathan, Robt. , he Thompson. No.S. C '"iysviUe.?J.I) Glen * j J. E. Craig, V. T..McMurray. Id # No. 0. Jacksonham.?R. E. i Huey, E. E. Bovoe.G. K. MoDoi >w No. 10. New Cut.-?It. J. Flyn to T. B. Craiir. W? M Wallas No. 11. Tabernacle.?H. *i I'lyler, J. II. Stewart, L. II. lto\ ell. ^ No 12. Tradesville.?W. i Funderhurk, J. B. Funderbur II. M. Polk, on No. 13. Cane CreZk.? VV. ] nd Culp, Furmaii Cnlp, W. B. Blacl ro. tnon. >v" No. 1/f.. Graded School.? B. I?" **:n i i.' 'i? i ?" ? iTimrr, ?i. rj. layior. *v. .J. uu lt? ninpham, W. T. Grepory, C. ' , Connors, of ce. No. 7/7. Camp Creek.?W. m. Morris, T. 1'. Williams,S. S. Steel e<l No. 1(1. Gilh Creek.?C. L. M Manus, B. F. Brasinpton. " No. 17. Dixie.?J. E.' Porte 08 * Q. Robert Usher, Allen Walters. No. IS. 11 a.ford.?E. B. Li; 4 SCROFULA re are dozens of lemedies recommended for da, some of them no douht being uble to temporary relief, but S. 8. S. is absolutely ily remedy which completely cures it. ila is one of the most obstinate, deep-seated diseases, and is beyond the reach of the BO-called purifiers and tonics because somemore than irmero tonic is required. 8. 8. 8. 1 never fails to ^ure Scrofula, because it ase, thus permanently eliminating every i Scrofula surely leads with it the vital imtreatment which can ;ases where the wrong implicated glandular u ^ (fiSB ,he doctors insist that le glands of my neck, iiA^i ae much suffering. I was as bad as when 1 i cured permanently, tease to return." Swift's Specific? R THE BLOOD lptly reach and cure obstinate, deep-Heated and not experimenting with the various om blood trnnliloi! < ?" ? *1 1 ..WMM.VO VMII UO ['Ii/Ill(l||) CUTi'U, g which gradually but surely undermines iteed purely vegetable, and never fails to lumatism, Contagious Blood Poison, Boils, isistuponS S S.; nothing can take its place, will be mailed free to any address by the Georgia. "A HUSBAND 1 SAYS: " Before my wife began using [Vv \ r* Mother's Friend v? $y she could hardly (- not think she it now. She has| tP used it/ for two months and it is ? \^P a great help to 1 j her. She does Y\\ sL her housework \ \ t ' without trouble." \ ? > Mothers Friend 8. it an external liniment for exDectant mothers to use. It gives them e' strength to attend to their household duties almost to the hour of confinement. It is the one and only prepara* v tion that overcomes morning sickness and nervousness. It is the only remedy that relaxes and relieves the y- strain. It is the ohly remedy that makes laboi^short and delivery easy. It is the only remedy that puts the J. breasts in condition so that swelling n or risingris impossible. Don't take ' medicines internally*. They endanget the lives of both mother and child. i . Mother'* Friend la told by drugs1*** for SI. Send for our free illustrated book. ' The Bradfleld Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga. ? i 11, gle, II. C. Steele. W. I'. Whit more. V. No. 10. Canxpx.? I). E. Walters, v. E. M II insan, Fnstor Carnes. n. No. 'JO. Oak lllll ?K. .1. Kunderburk, C. P. Knight, Samuel S f,aney. y- No. 21. Bell Town.?J^ines II. Massey, Jp., J.T. Hunter, Abe \. Culp. ' |{. "Nn. 2J. Dmmlit.?? ?TT V SJ. .tu. ell, J. B. Caskev. J. S. Blackmon, B No 23. St. Luke.?L. S. I'ork teiy It. S. Harper, A. Ferguson, No. [. Primus.?It. M. Kirk, F. W B. Miller, N B Small. n" No. 25. Pork Ililt.? li. W T* Hinson, It. L. Basking, Henry Sims. No. 3d. White Bluff.?J. 2s\ e? Est ridge, W. J. Baker, E. L. 11 in c* son. ' No. 27. Taxahaw.?W.* M, ir, Cook, J. Massey Knight, '.Ino. F. Ingrain. n- No. 28. Lower Camp Creek.? W. D.Jones, John F. Hell, T. J. So well. No. 29. Alt. Carmel.?W. T. Vanlandingham, K. L. llieklin, John King. No. JO. Jones H Honda.?Kd. Mellwain, 15. II. Bennett and R. H. Kirk. No. 21. Pleasant Ilill.? Simon Beckham, Sr., L. J. lJerry, W. A. Marshall. No. 22. Casion.?A. W. Barrett, 1\ W. Twitty, J. T. Blaekmon. No. 22. Pleasant Plains.?(J. <Welsh, S. B. Roberts, W. S. Faulkenherry. No. 2/f. Charlesboro.?A. S. Mungo, (1. F. Taylor, W. T. Pittman. No 22. Tank.?O. L. Tillman, J L. Reed. James R. Williams. No. 26. AlcCardeWs?A. II. Farter, Thomas I). Caskey. No. 27. Jfruce's.?J. S. Wiliams. J. Simon Bruce, S. T. Cauthen. No. 22. lleath Springs.?L. M. Bell, II. II. Morton, P. T. Twitty. No. 29. Oakhnrst.?L R. Rol- ' lings, Berry Mobley. Martin Cau I 1 lieu. I No. 40. Kershaw.?Iv. L. Blackmon, R. S. Floyd. No. ,'f. 1. Ilaile Gold Mine.? W. U'. Clyburn, W. T. Blackmon, W. T. Wool ford. . No. 1^2. Midway.?J. R. Faile, Frank Hunter. No. 43. Wat Creek.?M. O. Gardner, R: L. Rlackwell, W. S. Morgan. No. Montgomery.?W. B. Howell, Lawrence Brown, W. B. Twitty. No. 1^3. Crenshaw.?W. T. Hilliard, A. B. Croxton, T. B. Hendrix. No. JfO. Russell Place..?E. L. F. Magill, S. T. Powers. (Line School.) No: 47. Bethel.?John Oatoe, T. W. Catoe. (Line School.) No ?S. Unity.?J. *H. Steele, V IT "TTrwl rr...r. A ^ a.i . aa. iiv/iiiiau, XX. VJ. ITlCl/UW. No 49. Antioch.?Jas. H. W. Stevens, J. T. Ilance, O. J. L. Moody. No. 50. Sims.?J. B. Sims, J. , 1 W. Stogner. 1 ? jVo. 51. Oakridgo.?A. J. Bailey, J. D. Bailey, W. J. Vaughn. No. 52. lilcoming Day.?W. , M. Scolt, (?. W. Robertson, Wesley Broom. Lancaster'* Market. On briday, .July 7, cotton and produce brought the following prices : cotton. . . Good middling, ft Strict middling .6% Middling ? . I'KODtlCK. Butter (good), per pound, 10to 1'2^ Kggd, per dozen, .ftSpring chickens, 10 to 16 Hens, fat, .20 Corn, perhtlshel,. . 60 Hamsfhome raised),per pound,.9 to 10 Shoulders (home raised), per lb., to7 The above prices are paid by ...,.-^.^1 ?~ e~- - e ,1 1 ( iiioiuiiauin iui iuiy 01 me aDOV?named products, and is published for the benefit of those who have them for sale. * Registration Notice. THE PUBLIC will take notice that the Registration Books will be ! open, at the Courthouse, for the registration of parties entitled to register under the constitution, on the 1st Monday in each month, until 8(1 days preceding the next general election. W G. A. PORTER^ Ivyiim rmmi noitru neffisr rax ion, Lancaster bounty, 8. C., Deo 6, 1898 *