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<* . - * j wk .. in* lancaster ^sbprise. ^uned t?ery Wednesday* fcnd baturda] V *yv &jiterpri?6: faOllsfein^ Compaq A.J. CLARK Kdltof. ?I ? , ?, $1.00 SUWontht 50 cti * Dirw Months, * 25 cti In Advauce. . .-- = yre<ln?.s<lay, Feb. 21, IflOO. \ The question of biennial ses <iionsol the legislature whr finalh ?- * - u killed bv the senate. The public printing was award to The Slate company, I ha beiii); the lowest bidder. I - mg Represent alive aM. B. Wood ward, <>l Aiken, died last Sunday *18 He went home#itiin the legisla ture only a leRr weeks befori : a _ -II 1 .. Jv. . 1 (|uue hi, it mi never recovered. ? - JThe_?enatjj^^i Senator W. C Mnpliment whei mi the committei charitable institu ler memberi o were appointe* and are F. U r. R. H. Timmer 'gh is the chair ce. falling hi afternooi ped in a 1 that raornin; e. Traffic wa y stopped ii all trains wer or completer snow wil n a coup) Jura has al ert before *th ipe. .88 the ninth an Columbia Stat* ine mm* to eti n??t, hut it NfHm ?tter and ia not the 'eyitimat hint the new the materia np merit rif th ly of the city o liHing an im South Carolin fl I It nrr i tnoll ?t ? ?- i n it? prejudicei difrpeiiparv am hitrh license, i be more popula t's lecture a Friday nigh mi a I treat. Th fa with fin t ? finish, de ilv heautifu ng in prett dd all throug nted anecdote .e subject i was one of th ^fures we hav .1 fortune t t can furnis for a cro w a dozen plaj Sri Sun sAn/ise, an ^ rs I hat" had re a nobiy night lef Senator Iloug fives William jMvirot borne Saturda; ht* Durirw this session there wer * bills^"" resolutions adoptei ratifieN. There were abon 0 bills imd resolutions on -th? "lar. Tlmre was very littfl d legislation and there wa< that was radical so far* St ow recall. Much of the leg or this character : act. in amend an act entitled "An act to amend section 2 of an act entitled "Am aot \o author ize," etc. ? ' I hud bronchlUe #<vcry winter for years and no medicine gave me permanent relief till I be gan to iftkti One Minute Cough Cure. I know li In the bent cough medicine mitde," nays J Kooni/. < orry, I'.v It <tulcklv cure* cough* cold*. croup, ,.sthn^?, prippe and throat ?n< lung trouble* It I* the Children * faronta rem dy. Otiae* >|ti]cU\y <'run ford Hroa. fl-we v C ? * M ,! A SIX-COLUMN QUARTO NOW. On March 18, 1891, the Ei it t tjSrprise was launched upo ' the billowy sen of journalisi f as an 8-column weekly quart newspaper. It appeared in th? form till March 18, 1897, whe i it was changed to a 5-colum octavo. When the war bet wee this country and Spain was upo the verge of breaking out, tli r paper was changed to a 5-colum quarto semi-weekly in order t ' give the eager public the wi news more promptly. In th shape the Enterprise has aj " peared twice-a-week ever sinc< ^ Not content with improvement previously made, and notwitl standing the great advance i the paper we use?the cost no1 being 49 per cent, greater tlia it was a year ago?the Entei ? prise will hereafter appear i the shape of this issue, viz : 6-colunm semi-weekly quart! which will give our readei i practically five columns moi 0 reading matter each week tha . it t i tiiuy iicirvt? over neieiuiuie gui ' ten, and all it costs is "a dolhi I a bottle." If you are behind with you - subscription, we trust you wi - show your appreciation of 01 efforts to give you a good papc by making early payment. W 0 need the money badly, and hoj ti you will not longer negleCt t 1 pay. * If a copy of this issue fal 8 into the hands of anyone who not a subscriber to the Entki 0 l'KisK, we shall be glad to hat I you send in your name and ha> e it enrolled on our list, and thi [. secure the twice-a-week visits < e the Enterprise. Blood Cure Sent Free. , By addressing Blood Balm Co. 3 Michell Street, Atlanta, Ga., any K * terprise reader may obtain a samp r bottle of their famous B. B. B.? B tamo Blood Balm, the greatest, gra " dest, best and strongest Blood Kei v edy made. Cures when all else fai pimples, ulcers, scrofula,eczema, boi e hlmx! nni<i(in ???t 11> ir <ti?tr>??uir fl skin eruptions, cancer, catarrh, rhe matism. Free medical advice include I when description of your trouble e given. This generous offer is wori while accepting. .Sample bottle sei t all charges prepaid. I.srge bottle (containing nearly a qi.art of mei icine) for sale by all druggists at : a per bottle. B. It. It. is always ahead | all other Itlood Remedies for curir Blood Humors. Try B. '. It. ne: il time you buy a .flood Purifier. t Big .Hill in North Carolina, r Raleigh, N. 0., Feb. 19.One of the largest cotton mil t in the south was today incorpi t rated in the office of the seer e rary oi state 01 JNortn uaroiim The name of the corporation the Lorav mills, to he locate near Gastonia, in Gaston count ' The capital stock is $1,000,00> V This mill will have the large h capacity of any mill in the sta s and very few equal it in tl n south. The object of the co e poration is the manufacture at: a sale of warps, yarns and clol 0 from cotton fabrics, the sale < ^ merchandise and the carryii on of such business as shall 1 in keeping or necessary wit the object of the company. A new cotton mill was al: organized at Henderson, N. (J ' today with $100,000 capit stock. It will be run in co > nection with and under tl 't same management as a $200,0( cotton mill already in operatic there. 9 V The greatest danger from colds ai la grippe is thpir resulting in pne 3 nionia. If reasonable care is use however, and Chamberlain's Cous 1. Remedy taken, all danger will I . avoided. It will cure a cold or an a tack of la grippe in less time than ar 9 other treatment. It is pleasant ar l? safe to take. For sale by J. F. Mackt " Co. . A two or three weeks' course of I)r M Simmons Liver Medicine will so Regulate t Excretory Functions that they will opera without any aid whatever. 1 Mrr. J. K. Miller, Newton Hamilton. I'onntt I writes, "I think DeWilt's Witch Ha/el Salt tha grandest salve made.'' It cures piles ar heals everything. All fraudulent imitatioi are worthless. Crawford llroii. d-tv Geo. iturlm, Mendota, Va, saya, "Nothir did mo no much pood an Kodol Uyrdopula Our \On? done relieved me, a few bottles cured mc. i ,**Ufesls what you cat and always cures dv ' Crawford Hro*. d w I' ?- . ?. - DeWltt's Wt^MT dV I forpllcs. lnj.irt9|^A ? ^ . original Witch nB , counterfeits I rawH^. a* 7 Ihk*" : 1' HOME CU ! FOR BLO ? Beware of the Doctors' ?? te Oor n Patchwork; Yoo Can &" 0 seh it Cure Yourself at Home. sK T 18 this vile poison, and only attempt ). disease?tho sores and eruptions. ' system, and endeavor to keep it sli 3. and mercury. The mouth and thrt . into sores, and the fight is continue [ more damage than the disease itsel \. Mr. II. L. Myers, 100 Mulberry I hundred dollars with the doctors, H they could do me no good. I had li bcdy, and theBe soon broke out intc endured all the suffering which 11 duces. I decided to try B. 8. 8. as soon greatly improved. I followed tions lor Self-Treatment,' and the n chest began to grow paler and am disappeared entirely. I was soon c a skin has been as clear as glass eve self at home, after the doctors ha 1 y It is valuable time thrown away s to cure Contagious Blood Poison, "ond their skill. Swifts Specific? I S. S. S. FO ?acts in an entirely different wi t- poison out of the system and get disease. while other remedies only tr constantly undermining theconstit ment places a cure within the read vice, free of charge, and save the ll' Write for full Information to Swift 11 " Big Mill at Stateaville. e >e Charlotte, N. C., Feb'y. 19.? G special to the Observer fro Stateeville, says: ^ It is probable that the larg( . cotton mill in the south will 18 located at Statesvrile. The Col mee company, which is compos 'e of Mebanes, Dukes and oth wealthy citizens which has is abundance of capital will buile i>f mill in this section. They ha already placed the order for t machinery for 100,000 spind and 5,000 looms. The mill is ( 84 timated to cost two or three m n- hon dollars This company i n_ centlv bought Lookout, shoals n- very valuable water power on t Jg" Catawba river in A.lex*nil Is, ? , untv from Mr. W. M (' ? ?f> r J* Statesville. They h iv t. . n Jd ve -I1 *. ati I a Alth a view ( ? I > 111 ing the mill at flw -It ?I?. I nt have decided that th-v prefer locate the plant at Statesville a $1 transmit the power from t shoals by electrier . It t- u xt stood the company n o * ^ k i for any special fav-irs AH wants is an availanl site of alu 1,000 or more acres o? land Is Mother's Trusted Kr end, Simmons S<n Vine Wine < r Tablets. Fr? pare the system o- Conllneme t, Shorten Labor and make Cli (>_ birth Rasy. is ,.l A. J. QUI, Jr., Scotia. 8 C , writes: 1 li 1 used Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine in family 10 years. It has cured indigestion, I J' pepsiit. Constipation, and many other uilme St ~ - I * SO " Out in Kansa ie )0 lives a happy wife. She writes: have used Mother's Friend bef two confinements. The last time I 1 twins, and was in labor only a few rr utes. Suffered very little." The rcai why 'i Mother's Frien ?h ^ does expectant mothers so mi jf. good is because it is an external linime to be applied upon the outside, wh much of the strain comes. It helps cause the pores of the skin readily abs it, and it comes into direct contact? and is absorbed by the parts involv Morning sickness is quickly banish a and nervousness is kept comhtetety aw lie The sense of dread and roreboding is ,e experienced, even during fabor its< Confinement is short and almost with pain. Recovery is quick and sure. B of all, Mother's Prlend benefits 'rt unborn just as much as the expect ih mother, and when the little one come! " will he strone. lustv and healthv. Orufglili mII Mother's Frleod for $1 a bott >K Send for our free book on tho subject, 1"t' flnel/ illustrated. TMii BRADnn;.r> RF.OULATOR ( i< ATLANTA. OA. ^ msten thu Breath. Hetgftilen tht> K % TPCpmpiflxloa and InaUfo the natu 15?'^* n"? M * ?? % RE I: IOD POISON. here is not the slightest doubt that the tors do more harm than good in treating itagious Blood Poison; many victims of i loathsome disense would be much better to-day if they had never alJowed them res to be dosed on mercury and potash, the I f remedies which the doctors ever give for K ad poison. V he doctors are wholly unable to get rid of I to heal up the outward appearance of the This they do by driving the poison into the iut in with their constant doses of potash >at and other delicate parts then break out td indeflnitelv, the drugs doing thesystem f. 9t., Newark. N. J., says: "I had spent a when I realized that srgo spots all over my ? running sores, and I / vq this vile disease pro- wl a last resort, and was [7 1 closely your 'Direc- 1^ f/ & large splotches on my aller, and before lotig jv,- 3#1 ured perfectly and my r since. I cured myd failed completely." ? i/MiX to expect the doctors fir fot the disease is be- ' R THE BLOOD ly from potash and mercury?it forces the s rid of it entirely. Hence it cures the shut the poison in where it lurks forever, * ;ution. Our system of private home treathof all. We give nil necessary medical ad- # Satient the emha>- -assment of publioity. pecific Co.. Atlanta, Ga SUU I ME.JK.IN KrtiLWAX, V j <n> i oK 5St Central Time at Jacksonville anfl Savannah. C Eastern Time at Other Points. I Schedule in Effect January 17th, 19J0. i vontii HniTvn |N?.84 No.88 No.ffl e(j NoiiTHBOUM). Daily Daily ex So or kiT. Jacksonville, (Plant Svs) 8 (JOa 7 47>p'l2 10p '* Savannah.tSo. Ky.) !12 lftp 12 0&n! 4 10p a o " Barnwell I 4 oc^i? 4 0.fc? 7 alp "1 " Blackville J 4 17p 4 I'm 8 lOp I a " Springfield 4 4dp 4 38a " Sally. 4 4sp 4 47a ve " Perry 4 5T>n! Ar. Columbia. .. SSSpl tioua tctfji h? Lv. Charleston,(So. 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Spartanburg 3 10p II '^aj | " Ashevillo TOOpi 287p' h h Ar- Knoxville... . . | 4 Ian: 7jWi? ? j Ar. Cincinnati... 7 i*)p| 7 4oit >r | Ar. Louisville .... ..... . ~7U|)p! 7 5Uai . 1 hli doiiTiinoinn |No.H8 No 85|No.W I ,r south bound. |Daily Daily|ox Bo I f.v. Loui-,viil<-77 , ; iNi 7 45p " fiV. Cincinnati.. _ _! HitOnl HOftpjLv. Knox vile- .77.. ? I Viai s Vm " Ashevillo.. snNu :?<(f>p " Si>ur!iiiihurg II <-'?>! ?' l-r?i? A r. Coiumhia HVip' !M5p J Lv. Now YorkiPa. u. K.i IvlXnt IVion juu Philadelphia .. HU'ii .Vai it Up r for ( -i iiiil)iro .. j s ',\* il 2Vu Id- Lv. v -.i if'oii.tSo. Ky. >.. '.i.Viii II IN i ll |i Lv. ; -.nil II i|i I'.liliii Lv. Danvii.ii .. i .c-a ".'> isp IV.Via () Lv. <'hat-ioiio i .- i.-hi lump 4 Via . ' Koek Mill ( < !, a |,, |.*,j? ,f> (K In J( ave " Chester i 'in I' ?in V7u inv " W'miinlmro.. I 'a I. I.*m ti<*ia 4" jy^ Ar. Columbia, II audit: -.-til'- I a ' <**? . ' Ills Lv. Cnlumliin.i I'nioli Dc^ol i'l I t*-a. " Johnston i \ i ;r.'?i t " Tron.oil I 4..II, -n __ Ar. Aiken .. i i|i ..,.a .... Q " Umniteville i i. 7 Ini " Auvm'a a. H> Kioa Lv. Co i: .ain.lSo. ivy i I *>, I -u>ti| 7 IDn lJ " Kuikviiii-.. i j'v. a. '? ? :a? i, ' i naiii?i-l>ury '5?( ' .; I -j it 41a L " Brain-livilli- i i; lSpl i-Asi PV-a 1 " Summerviile 7t-kp XX. lOtsm (J Ar. illiiirlritun .. i r. '\p . (iba.i! 1 a Lv. Columbia,(S . Ky7l It. ma I. it i*'ia t Ar. Pnrr.v . , .. I " Snllv 'I.' p v :!',?! \ " Sprinifflold |?i V 4 ."at I " ltlm-k\illo i i .*< .iil'ui, s:y'a " Barnwell ... i j ; aVrii 8 -Mta L " Savannah ' ;.2 p I a I ).."a Ar. Jaelcs-mville.i Plain s. , a -,i \>ai ;'iv'i| Sleeping Cnr Sorvice Kxeellent daily pnssotiip-r service Between Florida and New York. Nos, 31 and $?New York and Florida Limited. Dnily except Sunday, composed e\ ie i I Mvi-iv <>i illinium nniw I'rawinif . i I lug, com partition! ami Olator .aiiury Ctirs.1ttwoon Now YorU.C dutnhiaand SI A .mi I < ? [j Num. :fl ancl M N- a York ami Florida ..x \ pros*. lirawinurnon xleoplnR mrs U lwcon Augusta mid N<-\v York. M I Pullman drawing room stooping cars l>o V ora twpfn Port Tninpn. .laoksnnviilr Savannah u i Wwhlnntrai ami Now York. }' la (J Pullman slooping oars Inn wooii (!|iarl< a to ami tin* Kiohmnmi inning cars lotweon <?li?rlott? t 5011 anilSav?nn:il'. Now. 115 and ;>' ?lT. S. Fait Mail. Through | Puiliuaii drawing-room buffo t.looinng oars Imv tweon Tnoksonvillo ami Nov Yurie and Pulldman slooliingoars liotwoon Augusta and t'har lotto. Inning oars sorvo all inoaN onrontM Puilinnn shs-ping oars 1m twi-on .laok.son villa and Columbia, onronto daily hot won .Column j JCb Tlllo and Cincinnati, via Ashovillo. nt FKANK S. GANNON. .1 M.CIXP, ' ' Third v'-p. A- Hon. Mgr.. Trnflio Mgr., ~ro Washington. I), ti Washington, I). C be* W A.TI'HK, S.H.HAKI)Wlt;K, orD (ion. Pass Ag't. As't Oo|i. I'hm. Ag't., | titb Wanhington, I). (X Atltttita.Oa ' fflngijPt? AM A m . ^ ! 1 -1 ruuiic ^i ,A OR CALL AT THE NEW MARKET ^ AND BE 8UPPLIED WITH COOD FRESH AND WHOLESOME MEAT0 ? ? Aft* r pay tt??- hutktgi market prices for Kuort ftu.ck andj4ts off^rio peat we ka? --,<1 ye, del I vei^UMJurduigH^^ *> ?? " xfi O () O O O o O <) o HE) banking ? ...COM O O () O aO O O (> o tmmi*? - j OPENIN SEVEN NE Vhich took place at Lai ary ist, 1900, is an int )ur friends have deluge yes are turned upon 11s. ot so much because 0111 r than "old stocks," hi t-r? cnr/i f r\ finrl i< /"?nf L vl V( 1 ^ IV-/ 1IIIM Ik UV.I I. WE GR Vith special New Year ion's share of your pat xperience and cash pi o the recent advance, xtensive scale? stocks slew lines to he daily one to make this the IE )ur crowded stores.will iot been in vain, nor < old snap has come, and SREAT GLO Mcked up in Philadclpl pntc < *!"* tln? rlnll'ir SI nindred pairs Pants at K f that! Men, if you i e\v years, buy some of or years to come. IU losed out his samples ents on the dollar - i,2< turehasesof Hmbroideri landkerchiefs and miles ries at less than one-h ion. You will positivel Ve intend to do a ver heaper than our compe BIG A Ve bought for spot casl ive keep in close touch airs of Shoes at a big he shoe store of this I. C. Goodman and all m. 4RR- !1 11 JLi 1111JU 1J 3ulling strong stokes 1 tc going to succeed. ' M Janking mm** rnrntmmmmmmmmm 1 o O O O O O o O O .-' -J. >* f \th ; t Mercantile PANY... J M $*&%? 'm - ******>* m *mmm mmm mm It o 0 0 o o o 0 0 ^ ' >r; t C UP OUR 14 :w STORES icastcr and Kershaw on Jann?v?cf tnn* f rv f K n rvn^rvl a V- I V_ .T I 1 I I V, \ ^ I I L tV / 111^ el us with good wishes. All , Storekeepers are worried? new goods are really cheapLit because the "dear people" EET YOU J * . ' ' V bargains. Our claims to thev ronagc arc justified by our irchases in the markets prior Our preparations are on an large and assortment great, added, and everything being lEAL TRADING PLACE. I testify that our efforts have >ur time thrown away. The with it our great 'THING SNAP, . ... ? 4 lia at a sheriff's sale at 47 i\ hundred Suits and four ;ss than one-half price. Thinly - -m .wpect 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 es and Handkerchiefs?5,000 upon miles of new cmbroidalf price?await your insoec ^ 1 y wonder at their cheapness, y large business by selling titors. Before the DYANCE . #?. I h from a needy manufacturer with them) i26.cases?7,560 discount, hjus is sure to b.e T town. Thcjfe^. L. Dougla^ t> the good sno^s found here>\\ NTHEWCE, for public patronage, and we Yours, for Business, . ^ ** ^ .> f/ & Mercantile Go. 2