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, ??????? MARKET. February 13, 1900. COTTON. Strict good middling, 8.25 Good middling. . Strict middling ' Middling. PKODUCK. Butter (good), per pound, 12^ PPr do?en 10 Chickenft, Is to 20 Corn, per bushel,..' .... 50 llams(honie raised),per pound,. .<> to 8 Shoulders (home raised), per lb., 5 toO Wednesday, Feb. 14, 11>0<>. Short Locals. ?Colonel Springs has returned from New York. ?Yesterday's wind took much of the water off the ground. ?Good floor matting at L. C. Paypeur's 12$c per yard,worth 20. f. 10-41. ?Several gentlemen will go to Columbia tomorrow to hear Mr. Bryan. ?Mr. E. B. Mobley is quite sick at his home on Bampton street. ?Rock Hill Herald, 10th. ?The rains Sunday and Sun day night filled the streams, though not unusually full. ?And don't forget that I sell the finest meats and receive fresh bread regular. S. T. Blackmon. ?Mr. L. P. S. Hammond,of the Pleasant Hill section, is building him a new dwelling. ?The chimney to Mr. W. J. Cunningham's new uncovered cottage on Elm street succumbed to the rains Tuesday night. ?Miss Lula Mollwain fell the other night while skating and broke one of the bones of the lower arm. ?Sheriff Clyburn of the Clyburn-Heath Mule Co., returned from the West Saturday with another car load of mules. ?Died, Feb. 6th, 1900, at the home of her husband, Mr Sanford Rollings, Mrs. Lizzie Rollings. II _ n J ? _ n . * * ?inr. uromiuH rorier lerc Monday for Macon, Ga., whore he will take a business course in the Macon Busines College. ?Taxes must be paid bv Thursday (15th) or executions will be placed in the hands of the sheriff and the penalty and costs will attach at once. ? Beech McManus,alias Arants, shot John Hart, colored, at Kershaw last Tuesday. The wound is not regarded serious, being only a llesh wound. ?Everybody wants to give that fine Corned Beef and home made Krout a trial. For sale at S. T. Blackmon's / Meat Market. ?The Herald Square Opera Co. ' / drew a good house and enterJ tained them well last night. It is the best troupe that has played here in a long time. ?List of letters advertised for the week ending Feb. 13th, 1900: T ... ?? lumn lii/jiiin ?T 1 Iglll, I.IICIIJP IJ. Alien, J. L. Dunlap, col.. W. F. Har wood, Hevward Smith, II. B Smith. J. F. Gregory, P. M. ?The time for making returns to the county auditor will expire next Tuesday. If von have not made your returns you can save the penalty bv doing it before that day. ?Mondav night's rains tilled the streams unusually full. The creeks around town were on a "tare" yesterday morning, and r* the river, Mr. II. 11 Uooch informs us. is out of the hanks and still rising Don't wreck u Life! From (Girlhood to Wo, manhood the monthly course* should i?- regulated with Simmons Sijuaw Vino Wine or Tablets. f ?An item is going the rounds about a girl dying from tight lacing A Missouri editor commenting upon the fact says : "The CQrset should be done away with, and if girls cannot live without being squeezed, we suppose men can be found who will sacrifice themselves. We would rather devote three hours a day without a farthing of pay than to seo the giil>- dying olF in this manner. Office hours most anv old time."' A Convincing Answer. "I hobbled into Mr. Blackmon's drug I store one evening," says Wesley Nelson, of Hamilton, (ia., "and lie asked me to try Chamberlain's l'nin Balin for rheumatism with which t bad suffered for a long time. I told him I had no faith in any medicine as they all failed, lie said: 'Well if Chamberlain's Pain Halm does not help you, you need not pay for it.' I took a bottle of it home and used it according to the directions and in one week I was cured, and have not since been troubled with rheumatism." Sold by J. F. Mackey ?fc Co. lirj/an to Be in Columbia, William Jennings Bryan the apostle of free silver and antiexpansion, will he in Columbia Thursday (tomorrow) at noon. He spoke in Richmond Monday, in Raleigh Tuesday, and at Chapel Hill and Charlotte yesterday, Lancaster Ahead. This comes rom Camden : "At the close of the time for the payment of taxes it w ?s found that in this county the collections had been very aood. Out of about $49,000 on the tax books, there was collected about $47,000." County treasurer, W. C. Cauthen. informs the Entkiu'RISR that Lancaster county has done better than that?that, he has collected about $250 00 more than was on the tax book. The Ronton Star Concert Company Coming. Our peop'e are looking forward with a great deal of pleasure to the coming ot the Boston Star Concert Company which appears at Cunningham's Opera House on February 20th. This high class Musical organization numbers among its members some well known artists. Miss Genevieve Ashley, the principal wonder, is a soprano singer of rare ability, she posses a voice rich in musical quality and of wonderful compass. It is said that her render ing of "The Holy City" is without a peer in this country. Mr. Frank Humphreys Flute Soloist (late of Gilmers's Band) is an artist in the truest sense. One of the most pleasing features is the Ashley sisters in they duetts which are illustrated hv means of a calcium stereoptican, this idea now being all the rage in the large cities. I The entertainment is entirely J musical and is patronized by the ; pulpit as well as the people. Reserve seat tickets on sale at J. F. Mackev & Co's. l)r. M. A. Simmon* Liver Medicine !>y expelling from the body the excess of Bile and Acids. Improve* the' Afmimtlative Processes, Purifles the blood. Tones up and Strengthen*. 1 | SALESMEN - - - - WANTED! (UNCLOSE STAMP FOR PARTICULARS.) Will straighten Curly anil Kinky Hair without injury to the Scalp or Hair. Price 50 cents per box. ANTI-KINK. {^-'Endorsed hy the United States Health Report DARRAGH & RICH. New York, Sole /Manufacturers. Feb. It. 1000. I2t A two or three weeks' course of l?r. M. A. I Simmons Liver Medicine will so KeKuiate the j Excratory Functions that they will operate without any aid whatever. To Sweeten the Breath, Brighten the Eye, Clear the Complexion and Insure the natural Itloom of ileatih, use Dr. M. A. Simmons l.ivrr Medicine. The Life Preserver which has carried many ladles safely over the dangerous sea "Change of Life'" is Simmons Sijuaw Vine Wine or Tale leta 7/ In Old Kentucky. Chaotic is the only word that will describe the political situation as it existed today in Frankfort. This condition arose not so much from anything that was done by either side as from the countless stories and rumors that were spread broadcast during the day. Early 10 the morning it was positively asserted by the Democrats and confirmed bv a few Republicans that the legislative session in London was about to be called ott". The Democrats' claimed to liave had the highest possible assurances that Dover nor Taylor would take such ac-i tion and that the next session of the legislature would be held in Frankfort, in the Capitol building tomorrow morning. Governor Tay.or, however, altered the situation entirely by declaring to a correspondent of The Associated Press that the meeting at London would proceed as originally in tended by him. He denied in the most emphatic manner that there had been any intention on the part ot the Republican party to abandon the London session. This was a bombshell to many ot the Democratic members of the legislature, who had absented themselves from the Capitol over Sunday to prevent any possible move by Governor Taylor to convey them to London to make a quorum, and who had returned on information that everything had been settled and an agreement reached to convene the legislature in the Capitol. By noon fully JiO of them had arrived. They knew nothing of the situa tion except what hud been contained in messages received by them and these were found to be misleading when they were confronted on their arrival in Frankfort by the statement of Governor Taylor. TERRORIZING THE PEOPLE. To day in Frankfort was County Court day, which comes on the first Monday of every month and brings to the city anywhere from 2,000 to 5,000 outsiders. The number to-day was smaller than usual, for many assurauces had gone forth from here that there was a strong possibility of trouble and nobody without special business should take upon himself to come to town. The crowd, however, was sufficiently large to throng the streets, and this, coupled with the fact that the Democrats were returning to the city in numbers and that during the morning at least, political excitement ran high, induced Adjutant Ueneral Collier to make more1 ample preparations for the sup- J pression of possible trouble than he had done at any previous time.' A three-inch rilled cannon was brought from the armory on the hillside and placed in the Capitol grounds, pointing directly down Saint Clair street. Ammunition was placed besidp it and besides the Catling guns, which were on both sides of it, commanding the approaches to the Capitol build ing from the southwest and southeast. A J. O111. Jr., Scotia, S. C., writes: I have | used Or. M. A Summons Liver Medicine in my | family 10 years. It has cured indigestion, l)ys I pepsia, Constipation, and manv other ailment* I had dyspepsia for years. No medicine was so effective as Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. It gave immediate relief. Two l>ottles produced marvelous results," writes I, II Warren, Albany, Wis It digests what you eat ami cannot fall to cure Crawford Hros. d-w-s Mr- J K Miller, Newton Hamilton. I'eitna., writes, "I think DeWitt s Witch lta/el Salve lh.> grandest salve made." It cures piles and heals everything. All fraudulent imitations arc worthless. Crawford Bros d-w-s A Sluggish Diver causes Drowsiness, Detharg.v and a feeling of Kpathy l>r M A. Simmons Liver Medicine arouses the Diver, and cheerful energy succeeds sluggishness. Bearing-Down Sensations. Internal Heat and Female Weaknesses are cure<l by use ol Simmons Squaw Vine Wine or Tablets. V. " S * * 1 ' 1 V' CANCER Results Fatally in Nine -J? Cases Out of Ten?A ?&<! Cure Found at Last. Jlo" oporatio poison in tho blood, circulating tli the soro or ulcer?known as tli poison remains in tho blood, am renewed violence. Tho wonderful success of S. S. blood diseases which wore consi spairing sufferers to try it for Ca the physicians without a euro. ^ ! equal to tho disease and prompt spreaad rapidly, and it was soon beyond doubt that a euro had found for deadly Cancer. Evidc mulatod which is incontrovertil tho following is a specimen : " Cancer is hereditary in our fami sister and an aunt having died fro; disease. My feelings may be imagine sible disease made its appearance on a malignant Cancer, eating inwardly i to cause great alarm. The disease see skill of the doctors, for their treatmc whatever, the Canoer growing worst Numerous remedies were used for it grew steadily worse, until it seemed th to follow the others of the family, fot when inherited. I was advised to try S first day, forced out the poison. I cont bottles, when I was cured sound and dreadful affliction, though many year for Cancer.?Mrs. S M. Idol, "Winston, Our book on Cancer, containir information, will be sent free to Company, Atlanta, Georgia. A Cure For Heartache. On February 14, take a bunch of violets; fasten them together by clipping the stems through one ot the pretty Kings shown in our Tray. Next, take a piece of paper, sprinkle over it a few well-considered sentences ; sweeten with several carefully-selected adjectives; bring it to a simmer over the fire of devotion; skim off some of the exclamation points? but don't let it stand to cool. Insert the King fastened violets and the tropical paper into a box and hurry the package off to your Best Girl. After she has "digest ed" the significance of the paper, and had time to properly admire the rarely-beautiful King, you will never thereafter have a return of your heartache. This is an unfailing remedy. Try it B. C. Houoii tt Co. f.l0-2t. H Hidden Beauty In Egypt the custom is for Princesses to hide their beauty by covering the lower part of the face with a veil. In America the beauty of many ol our women is hidden because of the ^ weakness anc sickness peculiar to the sex. ian custom pre vailed in JBUk country, many nL suffcrcrs.wouK fly >=*-*v p cover theii wfl\. premature ,A\> \ ^.wrinkles, theii ^ sunkencheeks, ^ their unnealthy i complexion, from the eyes of the world with the veil of the Orient, Bradfield's Female Regulator brings out a woman's true beauty. it makes her strong: and well in those organs upon which her whole general health depends. It corrects all menstrual disorders. It stops the drains of Leucorrhoea. It restores the womb to its proper place. It removes the causes of headache, backache and nervousness. It takes the poor, debilitated, weak, haggard, fading woman and puts her on her feet again, making her face beautiful b> making her body well. Druggists sell it for $1 n bottle. Send for our free illustrated book for women The Bradfleld Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga. Exchan^r Xotire Wo will give 7.r? I lis of cotton seed inejil for each 100 ll?s cotton seed delivered at our warehouse at the Lancaster and Chester Railroad depot during the month of January. Ciikstkk on. Mill. Jan. 13, 1900. Gt. * rsm V ?4. r W SpflY! is fearful disease of n first appears mere (scratch, a j>ii :)>!' or lump in jroast. too small t nttr; ct any a, until, in many ce-es, the deadly se is fully developed, ncer can not he cured by a sur;. -l n, because the dive.ss is a viri.:e:it irou^hont the -v ' : ). r ad nl'houi^h e Caneer ? he- eut nv/'V. ha 1 promptly lav; ; i afresh. %."i.u S. in cur! , oh-le eep-neate I j derctl inrnr.ii.Y. in 1 a ' -w tie- j ncer, after .; 11:". ' \ ?o : i 11 off Inch to th-vr ?!el';;ht t proved| ly effect.': euro. The ylau newsS denionstrat d ^ I 111 this dreadful d when the hor- \ my side. It was f;\ in such a way as _W^ ^Sli^Pfai 'filmed beyond she W/+i< nt did no ?oed ; i all the while ; but the Cancer Mas. s. m. idol. j lat I was doonsed | 4 I know how deadly Cancer is. especially^ Swift's Specific (S. S S.), which, from, um-I . iinued its use until I had taken eirhteor* I well, and have had no symptoms of tho I . 3 have elapsed. S. S. S. is the only cur%# * , N. C. : ig other testimonials mid vnlmible any address by the Swift Specific ^ ] WANTED.?Looal or traveling jj; salesmen, salary or commission, ' to handle our Oils, Greases, Petro-# latum. Paints and White Lead. Goods* guaranteed. Prices low. Good freight, rates and prompt delivery. Pknn Petrolatum Co., Coranpolis, Pa. DUFFT / mill a i rr ip* -'s' i" YWT^'1"""1, T"'T^ <? #! in k\W?' . Your Table Should be supplied from . THTFFT'S Market. Knowing how to handle and cut meats is essential to givo you the best satisfaction at meal times. Try a Roast, Or a Steak, or some good Sausage, or Oysters, and be convinced that it's something good only that you will get from the market on the corner of Main and Dunlap Sts. Our Restaurant is supplied with the best. Call and get a good meal, cheap. Phone No. ?')0. Norfolk Oysters on Wednesday's and Friday's. A. F. DUFFT. WANTED. Reliable man for manager of ' Branch Office I wish to open in this vicinity. Good opening for an energetic sober man. Kindly mention this paper when writing.. A. T. Morrts\. Cincinnati, Ohio. Ilhistrated catalogue 4c. postage. Feb. 10-C?t. | Ring up $ 'Phone n7? OR CALL AT THE NEW MARKET AND BE SUPPLIED WITH COOD FRESH AND WHOLESOME MEATCA As wo pay tho highest market prices for good stock and its only the host we tiny and deliver to our customers, rfr Sausages of all kinds in season. A. 0. SMITH & CO.