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Dreadful CROUP Mothers, when your children are atbacked by the dreadful croup, you need nor. despair; Dr. John W. Ball's Coiurh Syrup will relieve and cure this disease at once. You can always 1c; md on this marvelous remetly; it 1v wr fails to euro. For wlmopinge< li and measle-cough it is the best r -. . 'ly in the land. Children like it. f,Buirs (kagh Syrup Will cure Croup without fail. !jo' ne small ntal pleasant to take. Doctors <"iim. n<lit Price ?s cents. At all druggists. ritiniorriin n v m n n n nion mii/AoiLii r,imni ni>r, 3"r>'ishcd tvery Wednesday and baturday IJY ' 'iitf.rorise i|oblishing - CompaDy A. J. CLARK K.litor. One Vear $ 1.00 Six Months, . . 50 cts Three Months. 25 cts In Advance. Wednesday. Feb. 14. 1POO. The marriage license bill has been killed by the senate. Saturday has been fixed bv the legislature as the day for adjournment sine die. Dr. J. L. M. Curry addressed the joint Assembly last Thursday on the subject of education. The address is said to have been a mafiterlv one. The supply bill has passed the house and is now before the senate. It fixes the State levy at 5 mills. The levy for general expenses for Lancaster county is also 5 mills. The broad tire bill and the bill looking to biennial sessions of the legislature are still before the senate. The latter will re quire a two-thirds vote to carry it, and it is said that if it carries, it will be a close shave. ' * The following have been elec ted by the legislature as trustee* of Winthrop College: B. R. Tillman, Wylie Jones. Dr. T. A Crawford, W. J. Roddy, A. M Lee, Dr. E. S. Joynes and C. A. Lee. The cotton market is booming New York closed up 25 point* yesterday, 7.68 for July. Liver pool has awoke to the fart thai Neill is an improved edition ol Munchausen as a liar, and they air now falling over each othei to get cotton to run their mills on The Knglish-I>oer war app-ai to have made little progress foi several days, but Lord Robert* leads the newspaper correspondents to believe that something is about to happen. It is said that Kimberly is and has for some time hpen in \vr>rs? Btrnila than Lady smith. The intimation that Senator McLaurin may ho appointed on the Philippine commission has created no surprise. Me has catered to the McKinley administration almost ever since lie has been in office, and lie ought to he rewarded. Uur he doesn't represent the Democracy of the south or of South Carolina. He is not qui t.e of the Hi 11 v hv nnrn hra nd hut he larkR a poor! (leal of heinu a representative Democrat.? Charlotte Ne*s. Moiher'* Trusted I<'rieiul, Simmons' K<|ti>vw Vine Winner Tablctx, f*r?|>aro tin* System f?ii Confinement, Shorten Labor and rrnl;e Childbirth Easy t w $% The legislature has put the State into the insurance business. The act provides for the State to 1 become, in effect, a fire insurance company, assuming risks on all State and county buildings, except school houses, and that at one half the rates usually paid the insurance companies. The prohibitionists held a con | ference one night last week and decided to issue an address soon and hold a convention in April. i T onlr nnt nnvv fnr i ranofifinn nl' | the tactics of two years ago : when the whiskey men (the anti diRpensarj'ites) united with the prohibitionists. REVOLITTION THREATENEI). J. Taylor's Friends Ready To Shoulder their Guns.?The Democrats in a tjneer Tangle. Frankfort, Ky., Feb. 12.?Gov. j Taylor revealed his program in a j short speech here today as fol- c lows: c "Now, Gentlemen, I rejected > the peace agreement. The leg- c islature will soon vote to unseat t me. Then the case will be ap pealed to the State court of appeals The verdict of that body >R already drawn and is against me by a vote of four to three. We shall then try to get into the federal courts. If we fail there there will be only one course open to us, and that is revolution. "Now, h<iw many of you are ! ready to shoulder guns and come here to help me?" Every man in the meeting jumped to his feet and shouted, "I am !" The democrats concede that ' Beckham's claim to be governor I cannot stand unless the legislaj ture declares his election in joint and separate sessions. Taylor has called the legisla1 ture together at Frankfort. If the democrats go they will in so doing recognize Taylor as Gover . i nor. This is another Question ' they fitnl themselves confronted with. The situation seems no ( clearer than it was a week ago. i Taylor is undoubtedly backed by | i Ins party to a man. t ' I . ! The claim of other cough medicines i j to be as good as Chamberlain's are I i effectually set at rest in the following < ! testimonial of Mr. ('. Ii. Glass. an em- i j ploye of Oartlett it Dennis Co.. Gar- < diner. Me. lie says: "I had kept adding to a cold and cough in the winter of 1SH7, trying every cough medi1 | cine I heard of without permanent . j help, :int il one day I w as in the drug j store of Mr. Ilotilehan and tie advised ' t1 me to try ''hamherlain's < ough Heme- I p dy and offered to pay hack my money | j if I was not cured. My lungs and) ' j bronchial tubes were very sore at this; . time, hut I was completely cured by ' I this remedy, and have since alwaysl ' turned io it when I got a cold, and i ' soon tind relief, i also recommend it ! | to my friends and am glad to say it is | the lest of all cough medicines." Fori I . sale bv .1. F. Maekey & Co. - , Cotton Clitiins (till Reported. ( 'j Washington. Feb. 8.?The bill i of Representative Cooper for the ' i payment of the cotton claims, in! i 1 which in in*It t uterest is felt arn..iu> I I the South Carolina delegation in i j congress and among South Caro It 1 lina people c<-nt?rn 11 v, has been ' i ! favorably reported J mm the house l committee mi claims, to which it I' i was referr*d. It is likely that an effort will l?e made I?v the ~<n*111 ; i : ero r-presentattve? to secure mi 1 j early imnsidoraMon of the l>ill ; I There is I n vol v. d 1t> these < I a i ins 1 i about ten miih n dollars 'TI> u-. | i port ot lie- chorus committee is , I j understood to In Vh lii't'li tiliau! : moil"I ti:i<] lirmu'liitIs \?rv vvimrr for years mul i nn nii'dicinf i'av?- inc |?-i mim-nt rcii -f till I i?- > trim to inUti One Minute < innrh Cure I know it 1* the lust cough rni'itli'lnn made," mivs .1 Koonir. ( nrry, l*a It iiulckls* nirrs coughs, , i folds, croup, asthma. gnppo unit throat and ! ( lung troubles. 11 Is tin- children's favor:to mi. I city. Cuncs i|ultkly ? rawford It rot d-w s j j , -ML " u . ' 'ft A Letter From a Cat. >, 1 )ear Editor: ? I hereby take My pen in paw to say, Can you explain a curious thing 1 found the other day * There is another little eat Who sits benlnd a frame, And look* so very much like tne, Yon'd think we were the same. 1 try to make her play with me. Yet when I mew and call, Though I see her mew and answer. She makes no sound at all: And to the dullest kitten , It's plain enough to see That either I am mocking her. Or she is mocking me. It makes no difference what I play, She seems to know the game ; For every time 1 look around, I sec her do the same. And yet no matter though I creep On tiptoe: lest she hear. Or (illicitly dash around the frame, She's sure to disappear. Oliver Ilerford, in St. Nicholas. * TT For Tub Entkuphise. ? 1 New Telephone Line Between ^ Lancaster and Monroe, via ^ Dixie? Dwifjht and I'osslbh/ ^ Tabernacle. ^ ? o Editor Enterprise : A telephone 0 ine is now about a certainty from s Lancaster to Monroe by way of d Jixie, Dwight, and possibly Tab- * >rnacle, by Dr. Sapps', and to * connect with Mr. Pad Plyler'a n phone line, which is now being y constructed to his home about 12 1< niles south of Monroe. 8 This will be a fine connection ^ or Lancaster and Monroe, and 0 vill be exceedingly servicable to & he people through the section vhich it runs. All parties who ive near the route of the expect?d line, and who wish a 'phone ? connection or wish to aid in the b construction of said line will \ u jlease see the following parties: e T. M. Belk, and T. S. Riddle, of ? Dixie; S. E. Usher and Dr. R. G. s Elliott, of Dwight; Rev. (J. H. " Dlyde and Dr. W. H. Sapp, of O, ^ K. v a We trust that all parties who ( eei ao interest id ttie line will 1 I lee one of the aboye named men a it once, (this week), and tell * them just how many poles they will give, or get out, or get and put up. The result is to be promptly reported to Rev. 0. H. Clyde, of O. K. andT. M. Belk, of ? Dixie. We will gladly receive any ^ number of poles?from 1 to 100. The greatest danger from colds and la grippe is their resulting in pneumonia. If reasonable care is used, I liowever, and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy taken, all danger will be ivoided. It will cure a cold or an atack of la grippe in less time than any it her treat ment. It is pleasant and *afe to take. For sale by J. F. Mackey % Co. IVKKEK ON THE SOUTHERN.! l?o Moil Killed and 18 Ears Sniashod Near Asheville. Ashovillo, N. O., Feb. 12 ? Fliix morning a freight train on the Southern ran into a slide near Black inoiintain. The fire ' man and one hrakeman, a Negro, were killed. Engineer Woodbury is seriously scalded. Eighteen mis were wrecked. ( After doctor* fulled to cure mo <if pneu tin.ma I used One Minute Cough Cure and iliree t ottl< s of it cured inc. It is ulso tl?e best remedy on earth for whooping cough. It cured :u . grandchildren of the worst cases," wrltos John llerry, Unganton, I*a. It is the only Harmless remedy that gives immediate results, " res coughs, colds, croup and throat and lung trouble*. It prevents consumption Children ?lways like it Mothers endorse it Crawford Urns "~** cl-w-s ro ? riti: ukripn: i\ two i ' dayn Pake I.ax ati vk Bkomo Qcis'INK Tab- ] i I'm /%n ?i r 11?tr i st s renin a I lit* money | if it tails t(? **nr?*. K. W. (Jkovk's fcig- , iifure im every Imx. 25 CPnt*. 2t ( \V s Altmny, On , says, "l)e Witt's . 11 !? K.?rly Hlscr* did inr a ore pood than any , ills i ever touk The famous little pills for * onstipatlmi, liilli iist c<i and liver and howol I roubles < 'rii a fur ! Itroa il wn I DeWitt s Witch Hazel Salve is iinei|iialle.l it plliInjuria and ?kln dlneases It is the irifflnal Witch Hazel Salve Beware of ?ll | 'iiiuterfeiis. Crawford llros. d-w-w lieu Itarlie Mendota. Vii.. Hays, "Nothing a 'id rue so much good us Kodol l?y?depsia Cure | )ne dose relieved me, a few bottle* cured inc.'' a It dloests what you eat and always cures dy?- c Mpula Crawford Bros. d-w-s | . \W - |M3n . ~WV' is haul wori i, . , . i Washing Willow Furniture and Wicker Chairs Wicker chairs soon become soiled, but they can be cleaned to look like new with Gold Dust Washing Powder and warm water. Use a scrubbing brush; when water becomes the least soiled, get fresh; follow with a soft, dry cheese cloth, and wipe dry White Iron beds can also be washed by this method, but must be wiped dry quickly. Tho above is taken from our frea booklet "GOLDEN RULES FOR ItOUSEWORK" Sent froe on rcquaat to THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY, Chicago, St. Louis, Now York, Beaton. town With Mot St. Valentine's Day in not the xeluaive properly of the tender earted unmarried. Is there a ruer nweetheart in all the world han that dear ''old girl" who ban leaned your lite for thin lantncore f yearn? Then nignify St. Valntine'n Day to HER! A dozen ilver forkn, or a Hilver vegetable inh, or a jeweled brooch, nent rith your love on the Fourteenth, rould entablinh a new order of hingn in your life, and break the iuiiupoiv iiiiw nnjoypQ ny tno 1 oungsters. Does the wife deserve ass than the sweetheart? Does entiment only go with single ess? Commemorate this 14th f February by a gift to the dear Id girl, bought from B. C. Hough t Co. f.10 2t* Blood Cure Sent Free. By addressing Blood Balm Co. 884 tichell Street, Atlanta, Oa., any Enerprise reader may obtain a sample ottle of their famous B. B. B.?Boanic Blood Balm, the greatest, granest. best and strongest Blood Rem* dy made. Cures when all else fails, limples, ulcers, scrofula,eczema, boils, ilood poison, eating sores, distressing kin eruptions, cancer, catarrh, rheuuatism. Free medical advice included vhen description of your trouble is ;iven. This generous offer is worth rhile accepting. Sample bottle sent II charges prepaid. Large bottles, containing nearly a quart of medcine) for sale by all druggists at $1 ?er bottle. B. B. B. is always ahead of .11 other Blood Remedies for curing Rood Humors. Try B. H, B. next ime vou buy a .Hood Purirter. ? What's the use paying $30 to 140 for a Sewing Machine? Payeur will sell you as good as any or $18.00. L. C. Payskur. . 10-4t. No Hope for you, said four different physicians, hut 1 still had sufficient left to try Dr. Miles' New Heart Cure, as it was highly recommended to me. I had suffered for years with heart 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 Sfe: Miles' Heart Cure gave me prompt ralef and finally a permanent cure. Mr*. J. L. Taylor, Owenaboro, Kyi Off. MILES' Heart Cure is sold bv all druggists on guarantee fir-: b.itile benefits or money back. , " ficjrt and nerves sent free. ' '^irr.pany, Elkhart. Ind. i Final Dknharcyp klOTICB IS 1IKRBIIV (JIVKN THAT o.\ 1 ttio 13th <l:?y of Muri-'i. I!**!, flu* un?l'-r?ii?d d an Executor* of the Kxtate of Lkw is IIihiIi, oceaaed, will 111" his final return and make indication untoCiiahi.kh i>. J<>nk?. .In.lyc of robate In and for the County of Lam astkk nil State of South Carolina, for a final dieharR" us such Executor J. ! ' NKsiiiT.^eof "ob. Id, 1900. 4 weeks. Executor ' I ^^- y? / r i ? SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Ch. <2% ' Central Time at Jackftouvi m l Savannah. EuHtenl Time at Other IViu'o. 8chedule in Effect January 17th. 1900. lNo.84 No.30 No.8J nokt it bound. DaUy Dally Jex ? Lv. 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