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? ^ r, r^' M -wr bMtro UJI rxwwr'' SJRF1 <? '^PHJK %' * '* ' >' * f ^ MARKET. January 28, 1900. COTTON. . Strict good middling;,. 7.85 Good middling Strict middling Middling. < raooccK. Butter (good), per pound, 121* EkKb? P?"* donen, 12'^ Chickens,....-.;.: 18 to 2(1 Corn, per bushel, 50 Haois(home raided),per pound. . .6 to s Shoulders (home raised),per lb., 5 tod Short Locals. ?Ootton brought 7.85 hero yesterday. ?Such pretty days as Sunday and Monday were ! Ideal weather. ?Rev. W. C. Ewart has been ? confined to his room for several days with measles. ?.Judge Chas. I). Jones went to Greenville yesterday morning on business. ?There will he service in the Episcopal church Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock. , * ?I want another good blacksmith and will pay fair prices. I). P. Rakkr, lt.^ Lancaster, S. *?Besides the regular services, the pastor will lecture at While TJl.. rr r? 1:-. - ijiun i>apum ruurcn next Saturday night at 7:30 p. m Subject. "The Woes of Intemperance ?Hopewell Alliance will meet next Saturday, the 27th. at 2 o'clock p. m. All members are requested to be present. "VV. (J A I'oktkk, Pres. ?There will be a lint supper at Hopewell Friday night, .Ian ' 26th. Proceed to go to the church. Cnimittee: Mrs. Mitt a Steele, Mrs. Fanny Porter. Mrs. Ella Langlev, r\ Miss Dora Flynn, Miss Ida Riddle, Miss Beula Flynn. ?By order of the chairman of the county pension board, the Flat Creek township Pension Board will meet at White Bluff on Sat urday the 27th inst. All new applicants must appear in person before the board. M. C. Gardner, For Hie Hoard. ?The pension board for Buford township will meet at Tradesville on the 27th day of January inst., at 10 o'clock a. m., !V?r the pur pose of examining new applica tions and revise the roll. All old ^ pensioners will please semi in ^ their names, company and reg iment that the work may he done J correctly. By order ol chairman W~ " county hoard. 11. M. Bki.k. Chairman Hoard. ?The following Knights I mm Hanging Rock Lodge No. 12 were witli Lancaster Lodge 1\ <>l 1' No. 50 Monday night : l>r. R. S Beckham, Messrs. John T. Ste vens,^ John W. llaniel, Ward Heath, Charley Floyd. W II Witherspoon aud Clarence llohles and .1. Harry Foster Mr. W. til. Lyles til Charlotte, N. and i Mr. T. L Baker o( Columbia were also present. IHrtl it/' / iiniwoniti.*' Mr. K. S. Slnjruer, who lived about lour miles east <>i town, died Monday <>i pneumonia II wan the third son ol' Mi1 .1. <'. Stogner, and was born December IP, 1878. He wiih a steady in dustriouH youmjf man ol trood habits and was a member of l*'ork Hill church. He leaves a wile and one child His remains were buried yesterday at Fork Hill s church. U r," v ' r *. * y ' it .'*'W ' * . V?r k- -v ? . ?List of letters advertised for Ihe week endirip Jan. 22, 1000: Dona Jackson, Benk Carter, Sain uel Wright. .1. F. Urkoohy, P M. ?Married, at the M. E. parsonage at Ileath Springs, by Rev. 1). A. Phillips, Mr. James Weaner of the Heath Spring section and Miss Emily (Jay o( Kershaw county. ?Mr. DufTt was caterer tor the K. of P. refreshments Mnnd iv night and lie surpassed himself in the oysters he served, tried and stewed. By the way he knows how to run a restaurant. It you go there once, you will go again Firm Tiicrrasrrf, Elsewhere in this issue will he found a notice of the new firm ot McCardell A* Allison Bros., which is composed of the old firm ot Mi'n.ir.Will -c. All;--. > ? ...^>yuiUVII VV iHlinVIII .11111 .(IT. I'l O. Allison, Ihe 1 ;ilit*r having tak(Mi an interest in tin- business. HV congratnlate 'In- old firm upon their wisdom in associating with themselves Mr. K. Alii son who has -ill his lite handled dry goods and clothing and who | is so well equipped tor business 'in that line. This makes a strong and efficient firm. Program for Teachers Meeting The next meeting of the 1/tn | easier County Teachers A^oria I tion will he held on the tir>l Sat j itrday in l-'ehniarv |?v vote ot It ho Assoei.it i< in on t he (it h of .1 an us?rv the unfinished program ol | that meeting heginning with Grammar will lie the program lor I I he next meet Ilia, as loliows: 1. (connectives. 2 Nominative Absolute ('.tse 3. Diagramming, what its use? 4 What place should const ruetive work have in Grammar? Miss Eula May Caskey. Miss Annie Young. V. Wliat is the benefit of reviews and examinations? ? ? E. C. Croxton VI. Question Box. VII. Miscellaneous business. The teachers whose names are found below the questions, are expected to discuss those questions. J no. M. Perry, Sec. JBeautifuli 1 Women j < There are few women as beau- ? " tiful as they might be. Powder \ and paint and cosmetics don't J m make g"od looks. Beauty is ? simply an impossibility without * health. Beautiful women are J I few because healthy women are ? 2 few. The way to have a fair J face and a well-rounded liguro m is to take 1 s^^iieurs S if mm Regulator* I 2 This is that old and time-tried " medicine that cures all female J ^ troubles and weaknesses and ? J drains. It makes no difference J what the doctors call the trou- ? ble, if there is anything tho 2 matter in the distinctly feminine 5 ,.,-rr.no D?. 2 1- Munviu a " male Regulator will help 2 J and cure it. It is good for ir- J regular or painful menstruation; J for leucorrhoea, for falling of the u 2 womb, for nervousness, head- J ache, backache and dizziness. ? Take it and get well. Then ? 2 your old-time girlish features " ! and figure will bo restored. I Sold by druggists lor SI a bottle. U THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO. I 2 ** ATLAHTA, OA. * for you, said four different nhysi- , cians, but 1 still had sufficient left to try Dr. Miles' New Heart Cure, as it 1 was highly recommended to me. I had suffered for years with heart t trouble; so bad was my case 1 was , given up to die several times. Had , severe palpitation, short breath and much pain about the heart, fluttering ' and smothering spells, but Bfe. NUJes' 1 Heart Cure gave me prompt relet i and finally a "permanent cure. Mrs. J. L. Taylor, Owonsboro, Ky; DR. MILES' Heart Cure is sold by all druggists on guarantee first bottle benefits or money back. Book on heart and nerves sent free. fJf. Miles Medical Company, Elkhart. Ind. 1 ?Mr .1 I. Williams ol Kershaw lias lii'cn in Lancaster sev era I days recent l\ lirrn/nnr Klt'i'ln i'tmiicif . Tlie town of Kershaw held an i election .Moinl.'iy for mayor and wardens for the year. It re stilted in the fleet ion of .1. V. Welsh for mayor, and for wardens, S. W. Heath. 12. M. 12stridge and .1. M. Carson. A second race will he necessary between .Jno. T. Stevens and < (ieo. llamriek to determine the fourth warden. 88 votes wore polled for mayor, ('apt. Welsh i getting 4(5 of them, and mayor Bhikeney 42. A Card to the Public. Learning that the family of the late Rev. J. S. Croxton wore contemplating purchasing a monument to mark the grave of our former pastor, and feeling 1 assured that his many friends would he glad of an opportunity to aid in this work, we have consulted W. L. Croxton, his son, in rejjjnrd to the neuter. and r<M|itesie?l him to defer 111:tki11 of tlie purchnse until the | | ill I die were ?jflVelt :il) oppof11 unity to eont rihllte town I'd the purchase. We re< | llesl tile pa.-Mors of the various churches in J the Morinh \ssociation to nppoint :i ('oiniiiit tee of t hive hret h | reti in enclt church to present :i I subscription to the c.liurcli inetn lei- and to I he public "chorally. I We hope 'lull no one will miss I 1 . I the opportunity to conl rihut o some) Inne toward this nol>!e work, j The committee will hand the! | money to their pastors, \V. I.. i,. i rnxinn. m 11> the ive-limr nl the 'hank <>t Lancaster, :is suits their ] convenience. Tin. money to hi' I paid lirsl o| April, I!M)0. as wuj | wish to make :i purchase as soon { as convenient In honornm <toil's servant we honor t lie cause which he represented 'Ihe lollowiuu irentlemon are reijnosteil to act as a conunii tee! to anl in selectinir a monument : Mr. S. N. Watson, Mr. .1. II. Uo|dridire and Mr. Jahez Ferris. .1. A. 1\ Bi.ackson, Chin, j 0 Vtr, l-3f * ' Mormons at l)uo West. Our community was favored a ew days ago with u visit from ;wv Mormon mission-nins wh vere anxious to convert. ns from j he errors of our ways into j t>. rue faith. They did not >) >. i ong. Perhaps this dons not wei-nr t very promising fi"Id to ruliivsii. j I'hey could get no pliio " win- t o preacii; hut distributed s"t,.>f tiieir literature. I heir coo'< ion of taitli is very into h he order oi a t> <11? < lidt in < .> i'iiere is nothing immoral in i! A good deal ol it is Seripium. I'iiere is not the roomiest 1. t *r i Mice to polygamy. They helit-v* i in virtue and purity ami *-ve:> | thing of that kind. But the lish j hue is there. They l>elieve |o. Book of Mormon to he the Wo-di ?l God eauullv with the Bih'e, and also believe in revehui. i s vet to be made. What those rev -dations will he we may judte from those that have heen maile to .Joseph Smith, Brigham Young, Mid others. When one swallows that article of their creed, tie is like a fish that t)ad swallowed a hook. He can lie drawn an?. where. M i onism is Mormoi ism just, as really when it is coat ed over with Seript'ire as when if is seen in all its nakedness.Associate Reformed Presbyterii n. We print the text ?>| ilie Hroml Tire bill passed by the senaf? . and soon to go before the lnm?? which, in all reasonat?!e prol? ability, will favor it. The Mother's Favorite. ' "hamberlain's Cough licuiedy i.? thmother's favorite. it is pleasant ami safe for children to take ami at ways cures. It is intended especially for coughs, colds, croup and whooping cough, and is the best medicine made for these diseases. There is not I bo least danger in giving it to children for it contains no opiuin or other in jurious drug and may be given as confidently to a babe as to an adult. For sale by J. F Mackey & Co. ?The postmaster lor La nous ter has not yet been appointed, though postmaster Gregory's time line nvnirwt ll mm 11 1.1...I.. X.. I' * -'?? * ' n 111 > VI* I I 1\ I* IV lit- only a short time be Tore the president acts in the in utter: Mrs ('. 11 Foster, Mrs. Bell Nanee ;irnl Mr. .Joseph Clark sire applicants tor the place. GomSrg of Babj,1 j brings joy or pain. It's for the I mother to decide. With good health! aiul a strong womanly organism,! motherhood but adds to a woman's attractiveness. MoELREE'S Wiiss of GareSsai takcsnway all terrors by strengthening I the vital organs. It fits a mother for baby's coming. By revitalizing the nerve centres it lias brought chubby, crowing youngsters to thousands of weak wotnen who feared tlicy were barren. It purifies, heals, regulates and strengthens, and is good for all women at all times. No druggist would be without it. $i oo Tor advice in cases requiring special directions, address, giving symptoms, " The Ladies' Advisory Department," The Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. f M RS. LOUISA HAI.E,of .Je/YVrson, On., nays:?"When I first took WilM of Car Jul wo had been married lliar years, but could not have any children. Niuo month* later 1 had a hue *lrl baby." i"/~*OTTON ^Culture" is the name of a valuable illustrated pamphlet which should be in the hands of every planter who raises Cotton. Th# book is sent Free. Send name and address to GERMAN KALI WORKS, 93 Nassau St., New York. When In Doubt TTO Where you can get a ?rw- . nic? . Ji| Roast or I'K! Steak I 'z lz~'Z j I'hon No. 50, or nail for t ? t I i S. T. Klarkinoii's | ZJJ\! Market, I .22 ^ and \<iiir wants will be pc-i I promptly supplied , ' with tlie.ltKT. ; ^=1 = -- ^ 1 __ Nothing < ut tirst> iluss i utile bought [** r j J? [?r my M A11KKT. V/ANTED.?li v\LV v.,,:;.. S. T. Blackmon. 9 m 9MB Dyspepsia Cure. Digests what you eat. It.artlfleiallyriivtcs!*t heloodaud aid* Nature in streimttieniuit and recon* '.tnictine tlie exhausted digestive organs Itisthnlat?'s*. 11scovoroddinstant and tonic. No oilier preparation can approach it, in eUletency. It. instantly relieves an 1 permanently ot-ref Dyspepsia, 1 mlu'i'si ion, Heart l.nrri Flatulence, S<>nr Stomach, Nausea Sick Headache. Gust ralRia.PraiTi ;><.iint all oilier result sofluioprfect digest ion Prcporftc* ty [' " r\ 1' * " CI- -- no. CUAWFORDJ BROS. NEW ISMTTTT a N n | MXIAX X XX ' w r WOODSHOP. \\ K li:ivi* opened a SilOlT on ila* (Mi.VKK CORNER in tin* "Id Ilonrv I [ancock Sliop. ami ir<* prepared to do all kinds <>i TIUMTII & \K)llll\ll)llk. W!! (11 AH ANTE K SATISI'At TK )N to onr 1 'at roim. I'ricos to Suit ilw* TIMKS. We will la* ulad to do your Work. D. P. BAKER and peter Mcpherson. New Firm. rilllE linn of Motardeil A Allison. V X consist in# of M. K. McCardell and I'. Allison, has recently been increased by the accession of K < Al- ^ lison, and the business of the new firm will be carried on under t he linn nar.it of M< Caiu?ki.i. Allison linos. The old tlrm returns to the people thanks for past patronage, and the j new lira, solicits a continuation of the same. M. K. McOaisdki.i.. I. 1\ A i.lison, K. <A i.lison. ! '. It ThirUieUl, th-alih Inspector ef Chicago -ays. "Kotlol Dyspohsia Cure cannot he recow mended too highly It cured mo of severe dys, pepsin." It ilittesls what you eat ami cure imlttfestion, heartburn and all forms of dyspepsia. Crawford llros. i.jiej jfifiB- v.-s