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^ . " MARKET. January 9, 1900. } COTTON. J Strict pood middling:, 7W U Good middling: 7'? e / Strict middling: 7 1 | Middling:, 6% PKODTTCB. Butter (grood), per pound,,.. .10to 121^ ( Eg:e?. per dozen,... IK k ChtnKnna IK to 20 c I Corn, perhushel 4K . Hemsf^ome raised l.per pound. 0 to 10 Shoulders f home raised \ nor 1i> cl/r,* i I " ?" I Short Locals. 1 ?The Woodmen of the World N will meet Thursday night in the court house. : i 1 ? Misses Annie and Violet t Williams of Dixie are visiting < friendR here this week ?Mr. Sam Houch of Rook i Hill visited friends and relatives i here last Monday. t ?There 11 he service in the ' Episcopal churclrThursdav after ' noon at 4 o'clock. a ?Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Gatlintr returned to their home in Ral- ' eighj N. C. f ?Born, Janua?y 1000, to , . Mr- and Mrs. K. Blackmon. a i son ^ ?WANTKD !?Nhinirle Mocks, y 18 i 11 lonsr, all heart pi no. ^ 1\)A<? vV 11 A ItPKIt. *, 4t W. & S. Jttli 10 Itti) ?Mr. I?. B Love, cdi'or of tinHi'*korv Grove Sun. was io town ' I I Monday and made 11?i- oilier a pleasant call \ ? Mr. Roach Gregory spent a j couple of days here with his , brother, Mr. .1 F. Gretrory, this week. V^ ?Mr. J. M Hood is in the v mule market of the world buying two cars of mu'os for the j Lancaster Mercantile Co. ?Mr. F. G Perry of Liberty t Hill was in town yesterdav. So fc also was Mr A. W. Ilicklin of 'I the Tank section ( ?The many friends of Mr. II. ' L. Ilicklin. who has been sick (" about t wo moi.tlis, will be glad to ' know that he is able to be out 0 again?was in town Monday. ' ?Misses Woetie and Lucretia Mobley left Monday afternoon for their home at Blackstork, * alter a delightful visit to Miss 1 P* Addie Carter. ?Mr N. P. Robinson returned ., Saturday from a visit to Pal met v j to, Fin. Ho expresses himself j Imj as greatly pleased with the Land v of Flowers. j ?Mr. Mat. S. Blackmon, of c Creek, has been <|uite sick for t more than it week with pneumonia. A slight change for the c better on Tuesday morning was a appreciable. \ ?Miss Mary McCain, a maiden lady aged ahotp SO years, t died vosteHay morning at the i ^ home ot Mr. John Nelson of the t .JMCKsmiiwiiii section. The iv . mains will !>? buried todjiv at 'Birzah church. N ?> ?List of letters advertised for ( the wool; on<lm<r.l:iiiii;irv 9. 1900: r Miss Raima Dou-nr, Solli Nush.i 0(2) Miss Nannie l;-l! Kc-v-.j r Richard Dunn. K >0|. TruesdeJI., W.'S. With?*is|U'cn. ? i > .1 K OitKOoRV, IV M. I! \ k J.I U?vry, i. runton, i' .. v. r,ies, *i mn f willing to take my fiwih tbtl i war vuretl or i ? pneumonia cm,rolv by tho use of One Minute t ouyh Cure after doctor* f.itlmt It alio cure' my children of whooplm' I'omrti " Qti'rkly ro- J llcves ami cure* couch*. cold*. croup, gripiic : situ! throat unit lung troubles. < hihlren all like It. Mothers enoorsi t. CruttfoiJ Hros. d-ws ' L,v * k * ooooooooo HEi Ranlinrr Jt 4 ^ ?Mr. Walter H. Stewman, vho recently moved to town hap iccepted a position with the death Banking & Mercantile Co. md will ho glad to serve his riends. ?Mrs. Georgia Crenshaw, wife >f Mr. J. M. Crenshaw, died in Chester on January 3, 1900, of :on>tnnj)iion. t>he was a dauirher of Mr. H*-e?v Caskey Her eniains were brought hero and nterred at Now Nope church. ?Messrs C L. McMaous, W *. Baker and Albert Ilinson left 'est- rda.v nvrninir for the con itrnc'ion works on the S. A. L n Kershaw eounty. Thev took heir wapnn and teams*aud will lo grading work. ? I will he in Lancaster, S O. it my office Satur 'av, Jan. 13, to irrange niv accounts due the inn of T. M . Fiizp.itrick ?V I-5r?? ; ilso lo transact nn\ o'her Inisijess connect'<1 with the firm. .1 II. FlTZI'ATRICK. ? Mrs, A I*. McLuro enter nined in a charminir manner the ollowin}! \ ounir ladies and ^enletnen ;it a 5 o'clock tea last \7 1 . n. - it fniH'siijiv :i 11 criKion : M ioses \V". : ;I( 41 LlUMNil i;i Joh]. y, M iss A?141 i?* ('ai'ler miiiI iIi'sm'- M S \Vi?hersp on. .1. T rii??inns <>n mhI I)r .1 K M;i !<y. Jr. ?.Die I. 1 >?'c*?* in I? r i?1, IS'.hi. >f 1 \" | ? ' I 4 ?i | ? IVVI'I', 211 l||C llOlllC 4 ?i" lis l:i1 Int. Mr J. (/. Heekhani, d i. <'barley I'x'cU I), ini. ajjed "J I 'Ciirs ami three weeks. Ir?* wjis >ure*d ;it New Hope oil Now fear's day. Peacoful bo thy silent slumber, Peaceful In the tfravr. so low ; No more will vou join our i uinber. Thou no more our sonps shall k 'ow. A SISTKIt Tenth Itankinff <(> Mercantile Co. The name "Heath" has come o he a synonvine |for successful nisiness in the two Carolina^, .'he success of the above named 'ompanv, therefore, is as*uie<l rnnt (ho luioinnin<? tr\.. ! ' - *"? se '? ' -? out posed in toto of individuals tearing the euphonious name f Heath, (.1. M. Heath, (). 1\ Iea'h and S W. Heath), all of hem possessing acknowledged uisiness capacity, ripe experince, plethoric purses and an inlimjted coininereial credit. These gentlemen have opened ip under tlie corporate name hove given, and in a lew davs rill have four large store room'5 icre crowded from bottom to top vith goods. Three of lliein are till now, and every train that ionics in brings more goods for his com pa ny. At Kershaw they have three lOmmodioiis store rooms crowded ilmost to their utmost capacity vith goods and ^till they come In this issue of the Kntkiumusi-: hey call vour attention to their mtnetise stocks and their numerals bargains in Shoes, Clothing, lats and Notions. They invite our inspection jmd your j?:?11-???>mo, ;uel vnii will make no misake if you accept their invito ion Tlie Mother's Favorite. i hamhorlain's ' tough Remedy is the nother's favorite. It is pleasant ami iafe for children to take ami always tires. It e intended especially for toughs, colds, croup and whoopHig sough, and is tie* best medicine made or these.diseases. There is not I laeast danger in giving it to children or it contains no opimn or other inlurious drug and may be given as '.onlideutly to a babe as to an adult. For sale by J. F. Mackey A Co. uuiimug V 1 ...COM j J - rmm* ;*?- *? m m m m O O O O (> O <> () () *** r*K -V- ??. J*, i*. OPENIN SEVEN NE 'Which took place at La uary ist, 1900, is an int j Our friends have deluge eyes are turned upon us not so much because 011 1 or than "old stocks," b lare sure to find it out. 1 1 I W Jfc, With special New Year lion's share of your pat experience and cash pi | to the recent advance, extensive scale? stocks New lines to be daily done to make this the ID Our crowded stores will not been in vain, nor ( I cold snap has come, and GREAT CLO I i i i i^kui up in i niiaucipi [cents on the dollar. S hundred pairs Pants at k of that! Men, if you c few years, buy some of 1 for years to come. He closed out his samples cents on the dollar?i ,2( | purchases of Hmbroiderii [ handkerchiefs and miles cries at less than one-h tion. You will positive! We intend to do a ver cheaper than our compe BIG A: We bought for spot casl (we keep in close touch pairs of Shoes at a hit; | the shoe store of tins II. C. (ioodman and all iWE ARE II Pulling strong stokes I are ;<oin?^ to succeed. ? 4. I < I O <> O O <1 <1 () II ( iW? V *" ooooooo oo o immwmm &TU r m h Mercantile :pany... 34*? *?* ': &- ?ffe- $8* ' o o o o o ?> o <) O <> > ? ' *? -, W- * ?- 3***t ^4" 3*^ ? !*- ?**" C UP OUR :w STORES ncaster and Kershaw on ^interesting event to the people. :d us with good wishes. All . Storekeepers are worried? r new goods are really cheap111 because the "dear people" EET YOU bargains. Our claims to the' ronage are justified by our, irehases in the markets prior Our preparations are on an large and assortment great.: added, and everything being ?EAL TRADING PLACE. I testify that our efforts have 3iir time thrown away. The with it our great THING SNAP, lia at a sheriff's sale at 47 ix hundred Suits and four :ss than one-half price. Think :xpect to stay on earth for a these suits for you and yours >nar, the New York hat man, of men's hats to us at 50' do hats in all. Our gigantic! us and Handkerchiefs?5,000< upon miles of new embroid-l :ilf price?await your inspecy wonder at their cheapness. y large business by selling! titors. Before the DYANCE 1 from a needy manufacturer with them) 1 26 cases?7,5601 discount. This is sure to be town. The W. L. Douglas, the good shoes found here. N THE RACE, or |)iil)lic patronage, and we N"<?11rs, for Business, fi Mercantile Go. < > O O O O U < > O II o ^ w .WE. Want our lYiends ami the public generally of tins and neighboring counties to know that wo have at our stables a< lino a lot of MULES As has over boo t to Lancaster. Wo believe we ran suit all, both it) (jitality and price. Wo hnvp ilioin from eleven hundred lbs. t<? a> liiiht as you wish. All we ask is for you to call and lot us give you our pi ice, or you make us a l?id. We intend to sell, so don't for?ret it Our lb levies, Wagons, Harness, Etc?do 't forget them and hoc a bargain. IMiOTT & ( KAM FORD. _ Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. Digests what you eat. It artificially digests the food and aids Nature in strengthening and reconstructing the exhausted digestive organs It is thelatest hscovered digestant and tonic. No other preparation can approach it in ediclency. It instantly relieves and permanently cure9 Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea Sick Headache, Gastralgia, Cram ps.anc all other result s of imperfect digestion. Prspartd by E C DeWitt & Co.. Chicago. CRAWFORD U-tOS Auditor's Notice. LANOAHTKK C. II., S. C.,' ( December 5, 181)51. \ N'OTD'K is hereby given that this otliee will he open from the 1st day of JANTAKY to the 20th day of FKKKl'AKY, 11100, for the purpose of receiving the returns of the taxpayers of Lancaster county. All persons having property in their possession or control, as managers, holders, or as hushand. parent, guardian. t rustee, executor, administrator, receiver, accounting oilicer, agent, attorney, or factor, on the FIRST day of .1 ANi'AKY, 11100, are required to list the same for taxation within the time required by law, or incur the penalty of ^ IFTY per cent., which attaches in case of failure to do so. The poll tax of ONE DOLLAR is laid upon all MALE persons between the ages ot 21 and till years, except persons who nrc maimed and unable to am a support: also, Confederate soldier-. above (lie aire of ."id years. Tli?? nudit'-r or an assistant will attend 'lie following places in tlie county on the days named below for the convenience of tlie public : Osceola?Tuesday, January !>, 12 in. I'lea-ar.t Valley ? Wednesday, .fauna r> JO. I'.elair?Thursday, .lar.nary 11. Van Wyek?Friday, lanuary 12. I?: n e, a. in.. Iiwiyht, p. in.? Monday, January 15. Tradesvilie?Tuesday. January 111. Taxaliaw?Wednesday, January 17. I l.it Creek ( hurcli?Thursday, January IS. I >r. Welsh's?Friday, Jan. I'd. I*riinii-s?Saturday. January 20. Ilaile Cold M ine?Monday. Jan. 22. Kershaw?Tuesday and Wednesday, January 2J and 21. Ilealh spring?Thursdav. Jan. I'h-asant dill ? Friday, January t <> "J n'olook p. III. !>r> t'rook?Monday, danuart J'.'. Indoranaot of the lo&p-lat ore, all persons having a ?;ro*s income ol T>no, or more. am r??<| 11 ir?*<l to make a ri'tnrii of tin* same to the auditor a? t ho t imo of making 1 hoir ot hor rot uri 1' will ho to tin* interest of \or. taxpayer to make hi- return pri in|>t of all personal prop?rty: also ol I ran-fors or improvoiiioiits on roal talc. and -avo ih<> ponalty of M? p- r coot . which atlaolios after l lie tintli f Kehrti try. I.'e-peci fully. .1 \ < >. A . ('< K)K,( on lit y Audit.:-. i a, ? a i > :>t mi!' ?' a ' i ,, lor my I,-alili itini lite I: ciirc?l me ot Iuii-j troiili'c followiii I'l ipjn- " Thoii-nnrt-o\v>-II.,-ir Uv< - i the prompt ac;ion ,,f tie- never tailiiu remedy. It i* 11 reh couyli*. cold*. croup. Crom ti tin, pneumonia pripp : n?i tlirnnt unit turntroubles. It* c.trlt u.-e prevent*eiiiHiunptsm, It, is the only hsinnlos* n-nn ily tliat fives In, mediate result.-. Craivfortl lire-, ilw *