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I ' ' . * ?Short Locals. ..I .I i ?For elegant wedding invita tions call at the Enterprise office. ?Mr. f. D. MoCarlev, oj t- Winnshoro ir visiting relatives here. ? All kinds of job printing ^ done at the Enterprise offity. ? Mr. O. A Osborne, of Blacksburg wan in town a couple of days this week. ?Mr. E. J. Mafhis represented the Enterprise at the fair in Columbia this week. ?Dr. Getis Rutledee, a prae tiring dentist of Kershaw, was a gnent of our city Wednesday. ? Highest market price paid for eggs'-at the Oherrv Fruit Stand. One door north of hank. ? Miss Dora Hinsnn, of Primus, was in Lancaster shopping Wednesday. ?.Judge Chas. I). Jones repro sen ted Lancaster at. the State ball I Thursday night. fSmmmr' ?Magistrate Caskey was nmone the number who attended the fair. ? Married. November 0. ISO'.), by Notary Public It. H.Sa^p. Mr. Louis Kimble and M??<? M?rv % Ounup, hot of Union couMy. ?Mi?sen Essie Killian and Mat uo turner, oi I<nrt l.iwn.nre in the oitv. Thev are the enests of relatives and friends thi? wpek. '1 he physicians think Mr It. .1 Mackorell is out of danger. Some of them said from the lirst that he was not seriously hurt. t ?Mr. George MoCormack, a former resident, of this county, but who now lives at Edisto Mills, ^ Aiken county, is visiting friends W %v in and around Lancaster. ?The Masons are going to put A an 8x40 building in the alley between their building and the Payaenr block. The plans have been completed and are now in tne bands of Contractor Ciowell for a bid on the job. The Cotton Market. The cotton future market broke all to pieces yesterday upon the government's estimate of the crop at 9^ million bales. Thursday, January, sold at 7.fi4. It went down yesterday to 7.29 and closed at that figure. a wf The reliable cure for T.eurorrhoea, Ovarian Disorders and Falling of m Womb, is Siminonn Squaw Vine Wine f or Tablets. k** "* ifaulinfr Jto<k. Next Wednesday is the day appointed for hauling rock on the road from here to the McDow Iiouro. Supervisor (birdner authorizes us to say' that if the farmers will haul two days he will pay them for one day. % To Hpfflll.lto t lio Mnnooa ing and too frequent appearance of Menses,'fake Simmons Squaw Vino Wins or Tablets. r ^jsT"' ?*<?? *? At the Ope erf House JTeifnestla>/ Nifjht. '"The .laj From .laysville rnmpany p played to a packed house here on the 8tt?. This is a superb comedy, and our town feels proud of being able to neon re such a worthy attraction. Mr. Nat Keese is simply great and as t'na ole .tosh "A Jay From Jayesville' we know he will win favor before the I most, crit ical audience. The company I also carries an excellent orchestra and X , band;'every member is an artist. Mr. (k Hermann attracted much attention m i with his bicycle riding. It is to be regret teilfliat the stage was too small to permit of his executing his most wonderful feats. JL * The Dentist Off" the Chain Gang. Dr. J. E. Rutledge paid the $20 fine imposed by the town council of Kershaw Wednesday and was thereupon released from the chain gang. lie passed through Lancaster that afternoon in com pany with his brother, Dr. Gettys Rutledge on his way to Kershaw. We understand his purpose for allowing himself to be put upon the chain gang was to bring a suit against the mayor and the policeman and possibly the town for damages. I The Girl's Friend, Simmons Squaw Vine Wine or Tablets, cause natural appearance and Regular Monthly return of menses. Went to the fair. Among the visiters from the town and county to the fair this week were the following: Messrs. W. J. Cunningham, It. E. Wvlie, Esq . .1. M. Cauthen. I). N. Mackey. I). L. Bailey, Er nest Bailey, Broadus Porter, T. M. Belk, J. C. Elliott, Mr. and I Mrs. L. S Elliott, Mrs. J. W. A. I'orter. Miss Delia Caskey, Miss Donnn<i Elliott, Miss Lilly Porter, Miss Bessie Ma"kev and Masters .1 no 1) Wylie, Willie Ross Moore ?nd Elliott Weary wftmen need an occasional I do?e of l>r. M A. Siimnons Civer Med- j icine to Strengthen their Nerves and I nvigorate t heir.Systems. /,tnirri*tcr'n Mtirlsrt. On Fridav, Nov. 10, cotton and produce brought, the follow inir prices : COTTON. Strict irood middling, 7}$ Good middling 73g Strict middling 7 Middling 7 to 7'h PKODtlCK. Butter (Rood), per pound,... .10to Errs, per dozen, 12 Chickens, lft to 20 Corn, perbushel, 4ft II a III m uoiiif rai??ea),per pound. .? to 10 Shoulders (honif raised), per lb., 6t?to7 The above prices are paid by merchants for any of the above named products, and is published for the benefit ot those who have them for sale. Temporary Derangement of Digestion. through overwork, worry or emotional excitement, are quickly rectified by Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine. John Sinclare, of Kershaw county, was examining a pistol a few days ago when it was dis charged, the ball striking his three-year-old daughter, probably fatally wounding her. How's Tills! We offer One Hundred Dollars Howard for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. Cheney it Co., Props., Toledo, (). We, the undersigned, have known | V. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and | believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially I able to carry out any obligations made ' by their firm. West it Tkitax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio. Wai.mng, Kissan it Makvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, <). j Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all drugl gists. Testimonials free. Hall's Family Pills are the best. Col. Joseph Talbert, member of Congress, says that he is satisfied I with his present ollie.e and has no desire to oppose I?. K. Tillman for the Senate. .... CimmI l?) lli-ilinli .1 Soldier* lilf rlci*. Capt. C. H. Dennison is well known all over Africa as commander of the 1 forces that captured the famous rebel ! (ialishe. F'nder date of Nov. t, 1SJ17, from Xryburg, Hechuanaland, lie writes : "Before starting on the last campaign I bought a quantity of Chainberlaiirs Colic, Cholera and l>iarrhoea Remedy, which I used myself when troubled with bowel complaint and had given to my men, and in every caie it proved most benellcial." For j sale by .F. F. Maokey A Co. * * fT . , \ Wli FOR: S. S. S. Is the Only JXf, Remedy Equal to this EH; Obstinate Disease. thing m< ia equal to any blood trouble, and ; goes down to tho seat of the diseas trace of the taint. The serious consequences to which S should impress upon those afflicted w portance of wasting no time upon tr not possibly effect a cure. In many cai treatment has been relied upon, con swellings have resulted, for which tin a dangerous surgical operation is nec< Mr. li. E. Thoinnson, of Milledgevill bad en n? nf Snw?fni? K? I. ? ?? ? *' - ... WV.uiuio l/iuno UUV OU UIO which had to be lanced and caused me was treated for a long while, but the ] able to cure me, and my condition w, began their treatment. Many blood r but without effect. Some one recomn I begnn to improve as soon as I had I Continuing the remedy, I was soon c and have never had a sign of the disci S. S. S. FOR ?is the only remedy which can prompi blood diseases. By reiving upon it, ai so-called tonics, etc., all Bufferers fron instead of enduring years of suffering tho constitution. S. S. S. is guafante cure Scrofula, Eczema. Cancer, Kheui Tetter, Pimnles, Sore*?, Ulcers, etc. Insi Books on mood and skin diseases wi Swift Specific Company, Atlanta. Ge< ^uraffimL stock hands Bamberg Nursery C< Mrs. SlonewaU Jackson is said to be nearly blind and is suffer ins from an incurable disease at her home in Charlotte, N. C., and the Daughters of the Confederacy are raisins funds lor her One Chapter has contributed $700 and it is trailed the Mrs. Jackson Love and Sympathy Fund. Blood Cure Sent Free. By addressing Blood Balin Co. 884 Michell Street, Atlanta, (?a., any Enterprise reader may obtain a sample bottle of their famous B. II. B.? Botanic Blood Balm, the greatest, grandest, best ami strongest Blood Remedy made. Cures when all else fails, pimples, uleers, scrofula,eczema, boils, blood poison, eating sores, distressing skin eruptions, cancer, catarrh, rheumatism. Free medical advice included when description of your trnuhle is given. This generous offer i? worth while accepting. Sample bottle sent all charges prepaid. I.arge bottles, (containing nearly a ?p.art of medicine) for sale by all druggists at $1 per bottle. B. B. It. is always ahead of all other Blood Remedies for coring Blood Humors. Try It. <. It', next time you buy a .Hood Purifier. 1st Traveler?I fid you over stop tit the Heeliee liousc? :M Traveler?Y? s. I stopped tiller just one night. ITiniiiltcrlalii'* I'oln Itnlm Cures Oilier*, tt'liy .Hot Yon*.* My wife has been 114i11Chamheri Iain's I'ait* Italm, with good results, for a lain*1 shoulder that lias pained | her coiitinually for nine years. We have tried all kinds of medicines and I doctors without receiving any henellt j from any of them. One day we saw an I ad vert iseinent of this medicine ami t bought of trying it, which we did w ith tlie best of satisfaction. She has used only one bottle and her shoulder is almost will.? Aon.eii I,. Mii.i.ki i, .Manchester, N. II. For sale hy .1 F. MacKey & t'o Mr-. I . .1. Jtickson, Westminster, S. ('..writes: Kleven years ago I was j for six months unable to do my work, and l>r M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine restored ine to good heallli. Think one package of it worth a dozen of Zeliin's. ? . \ :cie schofula. are dozens of remedies recommended for i, some of them no doubt lieing able to smpornry relief, but S. S. S. is absolutely p remedy which completely cures it. , isone of the most obstinate, deep-seal -d seases, and is beyond the reach of the -called purifiers and tonics because soi.uire than a mere tonic is required. S. S. >?. never fails to cure Scrofula, because it e, thus permanently eliminating every crofula surely lends ith it the vital i:neatment which enn ses wliere the wrong iplicated glandular j doctors insist, that }&?* *8snry. , 7^ *710 e, Ga? writes: "A r\ glands of my neck, '3bj?9\- T\ much sufTering. I ^ Jk|s physicians were tinas as had as when I j&j iV emedies were used. rMHOiir Jajflh* vended S. S. S., and . V jfl'& taken a few bottle s. "w sured permanently, ise to return." Swift's Specific? ! THE BLOOD tljr reach and cure obstinate, deep-seated ,vva(,Ciiimciiumx wmi tne variolic i blood troubles can lie promptly cured, which gradually but surely undermines od purely vegetable, and never fails to nntism, <'ontagious Blood l'oisou. Boils, stuponS S S.; nothing can take its place. 11 be mailed free to any address by the urgia. riYOLTHINK? to your interest to secure that lias been propagated on ern soil? If so, write us for ome catalogue of fruits, llowind ornamental shrubbery, s reasonable. )mp<ftiy, Bamberg, S.C. The first printing in America was done in Cambridge in 1639. This was the only plant in the country until 1675. To I'urify and Enrich the Blood, Strengthen the Nerves and Invigorate the Svstem. use l)r. M. A. Sim. mons l.iver Medicine. Charleston's annual fall festival begins on Monday, 29th inst. It will no doubt attract a largo crowd of visitors. The Flashing Eye, Rouyant Footstep and Rosy Complexion result trom the use of I)r. M. A. Simmons l.iver M ed icine. A Negro woman died of smallpox in Alabama near the Georgia lin<>. No one could bo induced to bury the body, and after waiting several days it was decided to apply a torch to the cabin and cremate the body, and this was done. Monthly and Hearing-Down Pains attendant upon Irregular and .Suppressed Menstruation, are relieved by Sin.n.oris Squaw Vine Wine or Tablets. .Mrs. Peter Kmplield, Altoona. l*a., and three cows on her litis band's (arm at. Marlinsburg were bitten by it rabid dog a lew days I ago. Tho cows soon went in.nl. 'two of them butting their bruins J nut against trees on the farm, j The tbinl, with the dog, was shot, The I'nited States Department of Agriculture has issued an in foresting pamphlet,"Tea Culture ; the Experiment in South Carolina." by Dr. Charles U. Shepard. Tlie pamphlet is beautifully illustrated and gives much information about tea and its culture. 4 ' Statu Ncwn. The Baptist- Sfate Convention will meet at Gaffney on the 29th of November. The Methodist. Conference of South Carolina will meet in Orangeburg in December. In nearly every section of the State the farmers are preparing ; to row a big acreage in wheat. ? The Neal investigation report is being printed for distribution among the members of the gener al assembly. 0. W. Chandler, of Cokesbury bas a canning outfit that costs $40. With it he puts up from 40 to 50 dozen cans a day. He sells 3 lb tomatoes at 95 cents a dozen and savs there is good money in the business. Magistrate (i. M. 1). Barrett, of Bishopville, was recently removed from office by Gov McSweeney as a result of the grand jorv charging him with malfeasance in office. He has been arrested no f?v? .lif ferunt WHrrmifg Ring up ^ jt'Phone n7?. OR CALL *T THE NEV/ MARKET , AND BE SUPPLIED WITH COOD FRESH AND WHOLESOME MEATS As w. pay 11.e highest market priced (or good sti ck an I its only the best we buy and deliver to our customers, t Sails s of all kinds in season. A. (J. SMITH & CO. SOUTHERN RAILWAY. ~ Cantral Time ltotwrm Coliimbitand JmIi onville. Eastern liiua Itetweea Columbia and Other Points. Effective June 11th, 18P9. i ko. 34 NO. u Northbound. l>ally. Dally. Lt. J'yllle, F.O.AP.Ky.. H 20 a 7 46 ? " Savannah 12 35 p 11 60 J Ar. Columbia 4 86 p 4 Wi Lv. Charleston, t>o. Iij 7 00 a 6 80p Bunt nor villa 7 41 a 6 00 p Branchvilla 8 6ft a 7 6u p Orangeburg 0 23i 8 24 p Kintpville 10 lft a 9 2Up Ar. Columbia. 11 00 a 10 10p Lv. AtiKORta, 8o. Ky 2 4o p tTSTp " GrauitaviUa .: SOOp 10 16 p " Aiken 2 50 p " Trenton S Itlp 11 OOp " Johnston* 3 4Wp 11 20p Ar. OolntnbiaUn. dap't 5 20 p 2 10 a Lv (Yri'hin Hland'g at 6 4fi p 6 60a " Winnsboro tl 38p 6 49 a " Cheater 7 26 p 7 37a " Rock Hill 7 68 p 8 11a Ar. Charlolta ? 4ft p 9 15 a " Dan villa... 12 66a 1 22p Ar. Uu-htnnnd 600a 6 26p ! Ar. Washington 7 ftft a 9 Oftp " BaltimoreP i. R. R 9 12 a 11 26p " Philadelphia 11 3ft a 2 66a " Kfw York 2 03p 6 23 a Sent li lion ml. No. 33 No. SB | Daily. 1 tally. ; Lv. Now York. 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Mly iWHsniiKur mtiiob boiworr , Florida mid vw Y<>rk. > Noh. 33 mill 31?New York nn<l Florida K* pr<- I'l l l!i> .in l;li?-|>iiij{ Car* liotwrrr, AiiKu-iia ami Now York. l'lillmnii ili a i ii: room sloopinjt rnr-ibrtwoat Tittnpi. .in. :, .uviilo, Savannah, Washington mnl N v York. j iiini "! si?-?'])inK Cam hf-twron Chariot t? i aiul Uii'iiinoml. >' J.v.l V. P xFn*t Mall Through Pull? in itriivvin ? room Imffct MicpitiK cars M t\% II tiiii : and New Vork and PullI man ' cars lioiwecn AukiikIk and Chir lolln. Uiin: cars aorvi* all in al? ourouUv Pnllmati t.'< earn between .Iiwkaoiivllu i and Ciilninlna, enronte daily l^iwecn Jack aonviilcaud Cincinnati, via A.-.licviiio. Fit \NK s UANNOV, .1. M. CI "LP, 'I t.n d \' I*. ,\t Ui'ii. M?*r. T. M.. V.'tvahlnftOB. W. A Tl'l. k*. It HABDWIOK, U. P. A.. WaHliington. A. (r. P. A., Atlanta. I ^ fa [M