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V- : Tv* . % ?? T A "MC VOL. IX. . ~ Notice of^Election Offlcr of < nnnf)' ('oiiiinl?si<iii<-r-liUiicntli'i1 Comity Lakcastkii, >. ? . July It ihji?. pUUSUANI o an act of the leyisl.iUiie of A U ii i h I. I MM, i n t'li . i ,'mi i - i iuI \ . t .'ii i to beheld it LANCA*TKK. KKHtbHAV\ atrl HEATH - f'KiV . Hi- SKCO . ii I .> DAY IN AlJiiU -> i'. i <"\i. #tn tl.i\ nf 11a* moiliii, i'ir a public OoTl'ON WKi<; 11 r*.i( in tacit ?r tOWII*. 1'illlH Will b<- opened lit MIlCll pOlCi'S a~ Iiiivg bPi'll t'il|,'li:it<'it at 7 i. in . ami eles" it 4 p in. 1'iu- (uli'iw 1II4 lilaiiavci? uiu appointed to conduct sa at election, to\VIt : l.:mu 1st r Itov?N It. t'n,is.ir K ' t"ricUet . .1 W i- > 1 'lit mil it Kershaw ? Ki-uiii'ii I aullit-ii, It. inert Adams. Andrew t ol' lleali. Spring? > 1'. Dennett. II. H. ilorion. A. C11 nili< 11 All law* .now of lorcc ?b ttiniiit the powers anil duties of ni'inasera of elections an- apppi .it.li- lo till* cii i t am. M in.il')' - may ink'- lie mull before any i.thcor umbo. , I to a imiuls1 it 1 hi- oiltb Mauatctra glial* ..ninin . 10 | tmcb person otTerimt 10 vou? un oatn 1l1.1t no 1* I * uuullfled to v. to .11 this election, u cur a I u'k to the constitution of .his state, a . I that ho tiai not trotoil duti ik ' eel All tpialiliou 'lectors are 1 -1111. n-il 10 vote at | this election. Tins person r coivtnif the liiiNi- , ?'st numtier of votes In each ot said ton as shall - or dorian tl tin pub.it cotton weigh. r ... a . of haul lowim, rcsiKicli veiy. Tiikvu 111 ?y be cither printc I or written and must o lurni h ?d by the Candida.is Tito follow. i. pule and regulations have] hi'i'ti uiud>' lor tit" government oi public c t a weight rs in each of said towns : 11 shall br the duty of o it'll wcignor to provltlc scales for w eighing cat ton Rarli weigher for said cotton markets shall test tits s ales every niortiln r In fure tvigiiug anv c o on. so a* to insure accuracy In w< igiiinc. I' shad he Hit; duty oi litclt iit'ik'i t' to \v ig'i ro |>l fairly iiud iinntirtl.il! v all tot toil sold I: sitd markets, rcH|Moiiy?ty, Issuing hi- own inkrt. Hltii'.vini.' thft weight ol e.ie bat" .e an , ttitlilit'd t>y it in. iiutl iiuiiils'i' ilea.tin li , sit .11 Is- in* ' Ptltop duty ? i em I. weig n t.? I adjust any dlOerenoe betw t o so or e d . buyers its to wet e -Hon. to I in t i'- a It ' ills', all I to sol e tiv other i)U .11 a . t d IT r- | etlfe It 'tween Itiivyr ami s .h r I! ell el e i : \v< igher shall d vo'e Ins xalu-ivo at a-nti ii to the duties of his otllft; dur.n ' tin; inalti o l."ting season, hit fr on tl.e 1st da of April t t e 15th tlav of August, he tuny almoin a tl jiutv, it heSatlesiii's iii ease oi ..lit > or t cause a weigher may aptw.iut a tleftulv, who .shall take, be oiOen < ring u ion ins <1 lit . the usual oath et utltco ia ti.e in am or reintiea of the weigher. 'I lie clci'le I ?' t> ..rher shall ll responsible on l.is bond tor the o file In aes oi his deputy. Kiteh a. /lie s1 i ,<uf|v>> s compensation far his muvici s l<"IVK t'KNTS for each huh' ?e hid o.v htm, t>e sain" o paid l>y the seih*r lb-fore eatariiigiiii.il tie tliili. h of his . Illee, e if It weigher si I" lug.nl> sworn to discharge the >1 tie. <.i ids INisltlon by some otii. or authorized t" a i-dnis tor oaths, and shall enter Into bond in tie sum of tl. "0 for fuitlift.l performance ?, iits duty, which bond shall he approved tiy the co. nty board of c iintnissfo or. >1 < < ARDNRlt, Supr. and Cr. Mr I. L. J. HEKKY. Clerk. { NOTICE TO ROAD OVERSEERS. Am ovkrskkrs of tiik imtrlic roads are hereby ordered to call out their hands and work their respective sections at once. B) order of Board. , M. c. uardnkk. Co. Supr. L. J. Pkrry, Clerk. Notice to the Surviving Soldiers. All surviving soldikrs who were in the service of the Confederate states or of this State mi the late war between the States are requested to meet at their usual places of meeting in each township, on Saturday, J uly 2ftih at 2 o'clock p. in., am' hv n iiiuiikrif v *mt? ih""" # ?*..;?> i members or reputable citizens to cunatitute and be known us the 1 own-hip Examining Hoard of Pensions. The chairman of each township board will meet at the emir* house on the tlr.-t Monday f7th day ) of August and eleet four of their members and a regular practicing pli\ sician who will eoosi itute the ?'omit> Examining Hoard of Pension- to serve forth" next ensiling year. W. H IIiiick. Chruj ? oiiuty Pension Hoard. TJie . . . ' University OF NORTH CAROLINA. WIDIN ! pa o , x a . :n . -l i <4 i!t?u ? in lis t ;?to Kui'ulty. Ji-: s uah uis, i0>: a A.- a ii'in i' i -uii -? - ;? I-,!.- t i \. Oour-'S 3 I'rote s o*"i s?e ami-. in l.i'v in V JAmIIqUu' and 1. .inn: N . : i Wiit*>tviin(H i>' ii n i i.ie i i -., i. in . tor^s, En: v Adv need fiat, e- > -a i i wuinen i nil '"'t II s I ! A I .I I I Itiuity for - It h 1 > -i i. i -M'.h i i !. . s., f.?r t> ne? d i. 'i | 'i', s, in >'ii - I I Hi-1 v, ' nl> i > Tl, ' IN.. TirU-lril' ! .! II..I: :..? ? < ":t Vi AtWre-t PRES. A1.DEWM AM, luij>? 11 ui, N. C. Presb y iOI'.' Uil Colleges, CLINTON. S. C. L ' VPPU 11 L)EVKK of reduced ra'es ivl Uvlilli for next Session. A ''ollege educniion placed within the reach of Miii M vrun ii.\riox, I rition, Koom Kknt ? '1 Hoard lor next Oollegiate )cir lor tllMMM). Full Earulty of ex perii-noed teacher?, moral intluencea, healthful location, tine courses of stud), lowest possible cost. Offer good only until hoarding department is full. Send for catalogue to W. T. MATTHEWS or A. E. SPENCER. July 1,181)9. : ' * s > w - y * * * I IHMBto x. . > ww--': 1ASTE LANCASTER, S. PASS RESOLUTIONS ON THEI I'OLYUAMIST. i liupfist. Younir People Ask I'oniiress to Expcll Itnherts. Ivicliinorul, Va., Aulv 15.?After - kIv morning devotional exercises and conference* in tke v?-| I riiti.ii ..I...... .t !.- - - I Ul IIIP PIT v me | members of the Baptist Young! People's Union of America r??-11 paired to tIth auditorium and re urnod the regular session* of the' convpution. the time of the morn-' iii?r sppsion being consumed for j the most part in listening to topical addresses by Dr. \V. W. Kv irtspf ^r. Paul, Minn., and Prof. K M. Kierslead of Acadia university, Wolf vi lie, N S. The first business T>t tIto afternoon session was Pin presentation of the bantiers <>r junior work. The Union i Pity j.itii'.1 union of Pennsylvania to ?k tii" banner lor junior Hi hi reader*' emirs*; thn Deli :< janior union of Michigan wa-. awnriled the banner for the e u.finest missionary course, and tin' banner for the sacred litera lore course went, to the junior union ?u South Corcona. Thel 'presentation address was made hy li-'V. Kinsom Harvey of (ier| mantown, Ha. This address was followed by junior exercises, consisting of singing, recitations and addressee, which were of ^-very intt r"sting character. A recess was then taken. At the night sessiou the report of the committee on resolutions was presented and adopted. The feature of tins report was the fol lowing: "That we have cause for concern over the increasing activity of the agents of the Mormon religion, and we record our deep chagrin at, the election of B. H. Koherfs of IJish, an avowed poly gamist, to the house of representatives. and wo do most earnestly call upon every representative I and senator to use his utmost, en. i deavor to secure the prompt expulsion of B. H. Roberts, in accordance with the provisions of tlie constitution/' This protest is to take tlio form j <.f ;? petition, which will be extensively circulated. J Dr. .1. L White of Macon, (Ja., j poke on the vocation of the south I and (icn. T. I. Morgan on the voIcat.M.n of the nation. The con i ventiou then took a recess until! ! tomorrow. A Narrow Lscape. I n..nk t ul words written by Mrs. I t..a I!. iiart, of Grototi, S. 1>. j "V/m- tlu'ii .vith a bad cold which | settled on mv lungs; cough set in' and lioallv terminated in Con I I *iimpf ion. Four Doctors gave up,I j say >ng 1 eon. I live but a short. 1 | lilt* ! Illl'J'.lt >? > I" - U|; u? 11IV I Sn vw?r, detei mined if could not! ' .hv >?-1 rh niv friend* on earth, I would meet my absent ones above j My husband was advised to get I i)r. Kind's New Discovery fori C Misumption, Coughs and Colds.' ! I {rave it a trial, took in all eight j bottles. It has cured me, and thank Cod, I am saved and now a well and healthv woman." Trial bottles free at Crawford Bros.' i Drug Store. Regular sizO 50c and $1. Guar's nteod or price refonded. 1. Mr. and Mrs. B. T.ackamp, F.lston, Mo., write : " One Minute Cough Cure saved the iife of our little boy when nearly dead with croup." d-w-a R EN SEIMI-WRRKLY. , C., WEDNESSDAY,, BIUAMIST PLEADS DL I LTV. The M:tii Who Pooled the Hello ol Allendale?(Jets Two Years. Barnwell, .July IT?Clias K.I Pons appeared in court, 'his morn 1 ing and pleaded guilty to the; charge of higamv and was sen teneed to two years imprisonment i in the penitentiary or on the | ehaingang or, m the alternative, to pay a line of $500 and to be! imprisoned six months in the county jail. Spain's Greatest Need Mr. It. 1?. Oliyia, of Btrceloriia, Spain, spends his winters at At- j ken, S. C. Weak nerves had! caused severe pains in the back! bf his head. On using Elict.ric Bitter^, America's greatest Blood and Nerve lleniedy, ali pain soon | left him. He says this errand medicine is what ins country needs. All America knows that it cures liver and kidney trouble, purities the blood, tunes up the stomach, strengthens the nerves, puis vim, vigor and now life into every muscelo, nerve and organ of the hodv. If weak, tired or ailing ynn need it. Every bottle guaranteed, only 50c. Sold by Crawford Bros . Druggists. 1, A Novel Plan Proposed to liaise! Money For Charity. A friend informs the Times that at a recent, meeting of the woniaids sewing onciotu if " '" suggested by some of the good dames, that hugging societies be organized to raise money for sending a missionary to the Philippines. Here is the plan proposed. The boys are to pay for the privileges as follows : Girls under sixteen, 13 cents for a hug of two minutes or 10 cents for a short squeeze; from sixteen to twentv years, 50 cents ; school marms, 40 cents; another man's wife, $1.00; widows (ac cording to looks,) from 0 cents to $2; old maids, 3 cents each, or two for 5 cents and no limit of time. Ministers of the gospel are not charged. Newspaper men pav in advance and are not. allowed tn nartininato nr.til one else is through.?Florence Ti mes. That Throbbing Headache Would quickly leave you, if you used Dr. King's New Life Fills. Thousands of sutlerers have proved their matchless merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches. They make pure Mood anl strong nerves and build up your health. Easy to take. Trv them. Only 25 cents. Money hack if not cured1 Sold bv I'kawiohii Laos., Drug1 The imperialists will note with regret that Ai.oim.icn does cot quote Edward Atkinson in his address. Can it be possible that all his 1 reason has been .vasted on the desert ear of the coser? The real villian in tin* '\i .r, baekm 1 ing the lagal with tieasonahle maxims, is one .lames Monroe, sometime president of tin s* Uni ted States. President McKinley should take care that no more of Mr. Monroe's 'little American" arguments get out Aguinaldo through the mails.?The State. (tun-shot wounds and powder-burns, cuts, bruises, sprains, wounds from rusty nails, insect stings and ivy poisoning?quickly healed by DeWitt*k Witch Hazel Salve. Positively prevents blood poisoning. Beware of counterfeits. "JteWitt's" is Safe and Sure. d-w-s % TERP JULY 19, 1899. I ^|05OUUXEIY1 Makes the food more d< I ROVAl QAKINO PO ' II ? ? ?! ?IM THE YARN IS 25 PER CENT, j STRONGER. Test ot tlio Round lap Cotton Rale in New England Mills. Mr. Wm. C. Covering, ? lead-1 ing New England Cotton manu facturer says: ? The Round lap hale of the Am J erican Cotton Company continues to win favor with the manufaotu i rers of New England, as well as j with the spinners of Europe. You i ran readily understand why this 1 should he so, in view of the saving, and of the fart that after making a very thorough investigation in one of uiv mills last summer I found that the average breaking stiain of yarn spun from this hale is ahnut 25 per cent, greater than the strength ot the yarn spun from the old bale." A Frightful Blunder Will often cause a horrible Burn, Scald, Cut or Bruise. Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the best in the world, will kill the pain and promptly heal it. Cures Old Sores, Fever Sores, Uleers, Boils, Felons Corns, all Skin Eruptions. Best Pile cure on earth. Only 25 cts. a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold bv Crawford Bros., Druggists. 1 For The Enterprise. Combines and Trusts. The great issue of the day is the perpetuation of combines and trusts." The money of the country is now controlled by millionaires. Our national banks are controlled by them. They own our national bonds on which our paper money is issued. Oold and silver are no longer a basis fori I t.hs iuullA of r, u r, ? A I .. v?. p?pc? v-ui i cm;) . i\ | tax of 10 per cent, is levied on the issue of State hanks. This tax stops the issue of currency by j State banks. The volume of pa j per pioney (the money used in: the exchange of commodities) is controlled by our national Bond j holders. These bondholders nrei millionaires, and hold claims payable in cold to the extent of more j than all the gold in the country, i Therefore they can expand or j contract the volume of eurren \ i in circulation us their interest*! 'dictate. When thev want to bu\ j : labor products?corn. cotton, j Hour, bacon, etc.?they contract J the volume of cutrency in circu i lation and prices go down. When | J they want to sell they expand' the volume of currency and ' prices go up and thus they real j ize large profits 011 sales of com- j : modifies on \v:.?eh the producer ! sustained heavy loss?having j been forced to sell for 'ess than jthe cost of production. They 'force sales at low priceR until i they monopolize the product, and ; ! fix the market nrice in thuir ft?n interest regardless of the interest of the producers. The result is the enslavement of the producers or laborers, to increase the income of millionaires. Combines and trusts organize to rob and eni % RISE. NO 35 4 making Pure eliciou'.s and whoSesome WOfR CO.. NFW YORK. slave labor. Can our <?vvmak?-ia enact no law that, will prevent such a ".ntrie if If the - unnot ?et them say so. Then -he people wouM bo justit. ihle in ippealiiii? to the lirst law of iimi1 re, llseil preservation1"' and devi -inn w?\ s ana means I??i* the ent? rc.etuent el' said law. vi HAYltKAKI). Yon c.iu't euro dyspepsia hy dieting. Knt t?:?*>?!, wholesome fooi*. and pie ly of it.? ftodal I >y?pt'psiii -ire ?1 isr?*-?-< food without ni'l from 111 stooieo)), and i> made to <aire. d-v\- s A Card From Mr. V. C. Williamson. Mi;. F.ditok:?I do no* believe that t ho peo} * want a house to house canvas, and as neither* the time nor my cii>'ainstances' will permit sin-h a thin^. please theielore allow me sf?.?? ? in your paper to say a lew words to the qualified voters in the August election for cotton w iudier lor Lancaster. 1 first saw light, / uriw.r.. I n...... i: ? i -1 ? - ^ . ii n ? null- n\i-u in my nil') on a small farm lour miles north west ol Lancaster, forty four years ago. I have never sought any pulilic office lii'(ore ami mv only reasou for wanting tin* office of cotton weigher now i-: It would enal 'e me to live where 1 could send my children to school and better lit them lor making a living. My reason lor expecting your support is Cane Creek township sells a larger percent, ol its cotton io Lancaster than any other township. V i we have never furnis ;ed the uglier, wnile Gills Creek :ownshio, I believe with but on exce, mi, hi- furnished the i gliere . r since Lancaster lias ! n a co >n ina-:;et. I nm s;iti>!i > 110 < ih'ii i ;<> d(i us an -lice. I 1m linve, other thini; teiny < id. yon will ?rive mv s ion ?r??n reiico in the conn t ic I rclcr I luce U ll"i li'lt II ! > M('S>!'S. 1). A Villi . ii lv M.ller. .1. 1*' (i' ?n -I I' ! In nter ! -ill - i! l<Mllcn\s nam <itin i;m>w|e(!;re. I (1<> . ' s;i \ > ! ill ;t 1 i Vote i ttf ni?*: .Hi' ! ?c !1 r11" them wilt. 1 me well a lit will | . iii civ m'jc anv rte-t : ! ( ' ?' yen iny W<tr ' ic " ''\e rPfimi'orl I Iump' ' ill' <!) : witl?r?ur lour or t ;i '?Y 1 I.I.I A MSON . Ioorf ' re. F,%rt Pree. I?> Ire-sing ir< it i lialiii Co., JW-I Mii'h' i -iri'i t \(l:uit]i '.a., any of ill r r hi \ v .?li! t: 11 'it pit* 1 >??' I 11?* ' **r i a mi i ?ii It |>. |{.? Botanic Itiini'i - 11ivi, ' '** j.r*'!'1 * >(, grandest, lll'fl il -I r : i j-i -<; Llotid Remedy made ires v\?i. ?t :i:! c1'1' fails. pimp|e?, i. i its, scrofula, eczema, boils, blood 'iiiHoii, t a' iiu,' sores, distressing I skii? " ipti hi , ;'i"?r1i,i Hi*rh. rheumatism Kri'i* medical advice included, when description t>f ^ tmir trouble i? given This generous oll'er is worth while accepting Sample bottle se t all charges prepaid. I.arge bottles, (containing nearly a quart of medicine) for sale by all druggists at per bottle. It. It. It. is away ahead of all other Blood Remedies for curing Spring Blood Humors Try B. B. B this spring.