Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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fk O J% S H gives 'color, 'Wpor anc^ firmness to No good fruit tlsed without ontaining at least Potash will give i all fruits. Write lets, which ought farmer's library ?M8TER ENTBKPRISK. _?t. i$il 1 .''uoiialled ,M*ry Wednesday and Saturday ^-3E; ? *\ tprlse. r':iotistiln? Company -/>. J. CLARK Editor, $1.00 <P"> 50 cts rnre^ Months. 25 cts ^^W^Rln Advance. WedHfclbday, Feb, 28. 1IKK). ^oH^^Ywill^dgfubtlesB be very V |ftu? year from the present JcTns. Already several sure ?tftersuitis said" have been an..^g^o^pced for gubernatorial honors The prohibition executive coming ^_mittee has issued an address to PeoP'e State in which ?n?^y?reU' denounced the dys ^ stein. w* >r __ acnowledge the receipt of Jiangs speech on the '?^j^eSw .uch praise from the press -w, oountry; also the first jPoua^ r?port o!" Supt. of EduM -?P W *->n MeMahan. This last is an fLftJMPI document, and we jcceed in rap not, is t lie in the ininds /. The latest .iat conflicting. at Gen. (Jrontnfnre protec Mar-hal Lord e than at first ture of Gen'l. , ? seems'tofcuepend 011 the ^ount of ammunition lie has, /hich the British have no way of tscertaining. The Boer army is ell supplied with food and to Jertake.to starve it out, would 4>e long and tedious. This may rove to be ^another Majuba hill flair, which may terminate very 'sastrous to the British forces. ''fit the Enterprise. > Notes and Comments. The senate did well when it ed the bill to reduce the tag from 25 to If) cauta per ton. .e passage of &he hill would ve crippled Clenaaon, the iast ttitution in the (ritate that we an afford to have crippled, and *oald have helped? whom? The >tilizer trust?that is already "eparing to take from the farm0 of this state about half a milin dollars over and above their gitimate profits. * * * If the farmers pay $3 per ton re for guano this year than ley did last, they will have np~ K>dy to blame but themselvJi. 'hey are not obliged to have the ituff; and if every man would ^refuse to buy it unless he could ?t it at a reasonable price, reless of whether^18 neighbor ^bt any or not,? here is no 1 to talk of co opefrfcLve efforts ^ptlsers won't co-operafajV-you ?onld soon hear of the worst "Visted" trust that ever attempt ^to rob a people. \ * * * ho'3 a rale good little man :d the immortal Mul \ > when ttmSm -;V?ffi^\' '"1 :' ' ^y y ?& $ ' ' - X . ' o.*' V \>'' ??/V-- '' . j; Kipling the story rfT "The T^ree Mtiskateers'*?speaking of Bobs Bahadur, oi herwise Lord Roberts, now commander in chief of the British forces in South Africa And "Bobs is a simple lit tie man," remarked the same astute observer in "The Taking of Lungtungpen"?both of which savings are being proven over again in the Transvaal war today. Until Bobs went to South Africa there was nothing but sorrow and humiliation for the British and British sympathizers in the press dispatches; but since then it is tho Dutch and Dutch sympa thisers who weep. Oh "he's a rale good little man is Bobs!". Junius. GARY WILL RUN TO WIN, ABBEVILLE MAN FULLY EN TEKED FOB GOVERNOR. GRAYDON IN DOUBT. Not Yet Determined to Offer for Solicitor. The Greenville Daily News. Abbeville, Feb. 24.?Speaker Frank B. Gary says he is in the race for governor to win and believes he will win beyond a doubt He will run on no special issue but will make race on his own merits. Senator William N. Uraydon, when asked if he would make the race for solicitor, said that he had not yet decided whether he would or not. He says he hat- received a great many letters from intluen tial men in all sections of the circuit urging him to run and pledging him their support but he thinks it a little early to saj positively what he will do. GEN. CRONJE'S POSITION Ls NOT SO PERILOUS. Well Protected From British Shell! and Can Hold Out WhlleSupplies and Ammunition Lasts. London. Feb. ?I )isr>:iti-hn. fro in l'aardeber^ ?how that Gen Cr'^je'H forcea have far uioi\ protection from Field* Martha Lord Roberta1 heavy lire ihan ai first indicated. A special dispatcl from L'aardeb.-rg. published in the aecomi edition of the I>.?11 > Chronicle and date.l Saturday February 24, says: "A hallnoi has discovered the enemy wel covered by a system of burrowim in the riv?-r bank which resern bles a rabbit warren and aH'orbc shell pr??.if position-.11 It will not fie much o'f Mir prise if today or tomorrow, whi I is the amnveraaiy of Majui/.. hill will fie marked by tlir suripudc: or annihi lat ton <1 Ho- t/all?n band ho overwhelms ti'> in inmef in, though the close::ol tin investment appears open to erit icism. Small bodies of Boers, ; (? parentiy. are able to make llieii escape, with tin ir quickly duj surrounding trenches. impasHibb barbed wire, etc., and those of tin British. Lord Kob'-rts holds a positioi almost ana logons with (hat belt so long by the Boers at L idysmit h As (ten Cronje is reported t have plenty of food, the plan o starving him out can scarcel; avail, as Lord Koherts mus either wait until Iris ammunition winch is said to be shorr. run out or those of (Jen Cronje's force: who are counselling surrende prevail So indefinite is the infor mat.ion that either of these alter natives may occur :it any m-nnen Meanwhile L >rd Roberts' en gineers Hre sapping steadily to wards the Boer laager and, a?cording to a special from I'aarde berg, dated Sunday, February 2.1 the cordon is gradually drawin; closer. (ien. Boiler's march on Lad> smith is being marked by shar| fighting. A I'ietermaritzburg dis patch of today's date says ho n still heavily engaged in lighting In Gobler's kloof (ion. Bullei seems to have discovered a hor net's nest. In Cape Colony the British armi are steadily advancing. Barkley Fast is now in theii possession, according to a dispatcl from that district, the Boen evacuating the place, retreating on Ladygrey and writing l'resi dent Steyn for re enforcements to prevent their surrender. The Pretoria government proclaimed Feb, 25th and 27th days of Thanksgiving and prayer, pre sumably in memory of the battle of Majuha hill. A dispatch from Kimberlov says its inhabitants have planned to oroot Cecil Rhodes, d"r ? / ? ?? General News Items. .Sheriff Logan, of York count> wont to Cowan, Tenn., one da la-i week on another fruitles errant, lit' received in format io tint M. H. Itceae had been ca| to red but as soon as the sheri saw the prisoner, he was cot vincod that he was not, the tna he was looking for. Contracts are being closed b the Carolina and North-wester railroad for the cutting of crosi ties for the purpose of turning tli road into a standard guage. The latest marriage ceremon performed was b.v phonograpl The father ot the bride was I have perlorraed the interistir ceremony but died before tl time set. However, before I 1 died lie recited the marriage se vice in a phonograph which Wi used at the ceremony, the bri< and groom responding to tl questions asked by the machii in the dead man's voice. RUNNiNG ON HI Utter Six Yaars of Intense Suffering, Promptly Cured Ru C C C entire circulatio: DJ Oi Oi Oi aro a severe dr tantly sapping away the vitali Kn oliminntnd trnm fho hlfwid f r can have any effect. There is no uncertainty abouf made for it is backed up stror testimony of those who have * and know of its virtues by expc Mr. L. J. Clark, of Orange Cour " For six years I had an obstinate, 5 ankle, which at times caused me int co disabled for a long while that I | business. One of the nest doctors t j but did mo no good. I then tried without tho least benefit. S. S. S. ! mended that I concluded to try ii < : wonderful. It seemed to get rigb , ! disease and force the poison out, ? * J pletolv cured." Swift's Specific? S. S. S. FOI ?drives out every trace of im j cures permanently (ho most oh i is the only blood remedy gui , tains not a particle of potash. < cures Contagious Blood Poison ' j Rheumatism. Soros. Ulcers Bo 1 j upon S S S ; nothing can tak : Valuable books mailed free hj 1 ? jjf QANS |WE^ 3} Chi j ? No Shoddy or ] / ^ Prices. 1 t <1 , Nothing could Im- in s J PKol'LK. That means 7^ prices at this season fur ^ pie I wo prices to pas' lo? business. ! ^ TjOP are claiming higher prie< ,, j CASH always wins, and 5 Two * W Beautiful Styles in i P splendid Twilled Fleecef . ' QR W Those who have tio , $ stock at a lit He over hall : i Shoe ^ Tfio very best the m W cate that we are hea<h|iia ^ cannot be equaled lor go 5 For Bar * Mr. Crum the now liquor cotn inissiouer filed his bond Saturday v with the Secretary of State for s $75,000. It is not a surety bond, 11 but a personal one. The names Ij. of the sureties were not given for publication, but it is said that the n bond is a very strong one. y Mother's Trusted Friend, Simmons Squaw Vine Wine or Tablets, Prepare the System for n Conltneme-i t, Shorten Labor and make Child, birth Easy. t ie ? - A. .1. Gill, Jr., Scotia, 8. C., writes: I have used Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine in my family 10 years. It has cured Indigestion, Dys ? pepsin, Constipation, and many other ailments [o ?The dispensary was broken ig into last Tuesday night and was ie robbed of between $50.00 and ie $75.00 worth of liquors. The r- thief broke out a glass near the us door and reached his hand in and le unfastened it. Dispensary inle spector Boykin was in town Satie urday making an investigation.? Fra. ten IS ANKLE. Obstinate sores and ulcers which refuse to heal under ordinary treatment soon become chronic and do?o>eeated, and are a sure sign that.!' a a is in a depraved condition. They ain upon the system, and are conty. In every easo the poison must md no amount of external treatment ; the merits of S. S. S. ; every claim lady by convincing been cured by it thouse.Va., writes: Bsjpfe*, running ulcor on my * K) ense Bufferin**. I wis jtk was wholly unfit for 'M reated me constantly arious blood remedies. ^ / was so highly recomt, and the effect was t at the seat of tlie ind I was soon coin- l - JiWj*'F R THE BLOOD purity in the blood, and in this way stinate, deep-seated sore <?r ulcer. It iranteed purely ve.'ceVtL e, and conmore ury or other mineral. S. S S , Scrofula. Cancer, t'aturrh. Eczema, ils. or any other blond trouble. Insist o its place. rSwift Sne -itie (lonitviny. Atlanta.Ga. ION CAS FOR REAL ] ARE^Tf sapest St interior Cjoods; But Re THE TRAM ioiv natural. People trade whom tli wo are the only people in a position credit trade. We put down prices I :sos on had debts. The trade know JC3r FACED es,?^oods they aav have gone up. I we are in the lead with some soft si January Barg the new 20 cent Poplin Plaids. On i in now and desirable styles, only 71 EAT MI Mil t bought their winter Millinery are ii f price. Avail yourself of this good Bargains, Sf iarket affords. The fact that we sell rters. OIJR GUARANTEED LINi od service and LOW PRICES. gains In Every Lii t... - ' all w&z:e&~ Agree. \ c A druggist in Macon, Ga., says: ** T r hm s >i?j a ??r quantity ?> AS ^iSoiid, and . ive never l.u??\ n an in stance where it lias failed to produce the t good results claimed for it. All women ' agree that it makes labor shorter and less . painful." Mother's Friend is not a chance remedy. Its good effects are readily experienced by all expectant ( mothers who use it. Yeaia ago it passed < the experimental stage. While it always i shortens labor and lessens the pains ol 1 J ? * * J* -1 - ? *u ^ aciivcry. 11 IS IIISU U uiw UCIH,111 during the earlier months of pregnancy. Morning sickness and nervousness ara readily overcome, and the liniment relaxes the strained muscles, permitting them td expand without causing distress. Mother's Friend gives great recuperative power to the mother, and her recovery is sure and rapid. Danger from rising and swelled breasts is done away wi'h completely. Sold by druggists for SI a bottle. THE BRAl?F!ELI? REGULATOR CO. ATLANTA, O Gcml (of our tree 11 u.lrttcd liouk I t eiivvUnt nolhero f 1 lb- tring-1) inn Son?itlo-8, Internal Ileal and Female Weakness* s arc cure I bv use of Mtumous Squaw Vine Wine or Tahl. ts. "I lia.l dyspepsia (or yours. N'<> medicine wa so effective us Kodol l? K|>e|)-i.i i Jure. It ;.ive Immediate relief. Two b >11 - erodue d ur1 veloua results," writes I. II Warren. Albany, Wis II digests what v>"i eat and e.nnot f.iil to cure. Crawford llros. d-w-s I)r. M. A Simmons Liver M dfeine by ex1 ?el 11iitr from tbe body the > xeess of Mile ai d Acids, Improves tbe Assimilative Proves; r , Purifies tlio blood, Tones up and Strengthens. W. S Plillnot, Albany. <.a . say-, l)e\\ ill's Little Karly Risers did nie n ore d than any pills I ever look." The famous little pills for constipation, biliousness and liver ami bowel troubles Crawford llros d w s NOTICE! rnii k I'ownship Hoards of Assessors 11 X are called to meet at their usual places of meeting on the lsf. Tuesdav in March, litli iusl., P.HKl, for the purpose of canvassing and equalizing the returns as taken by the county Audi- * tor. The returns will he r-ad\'to give | out. by the lirsl Sa'tirday in .March lo| the different Hoards, and alter canvassing will immcdiatelv return same ' to this ofline with t hoi <* re port s. JOHN* A. COOK, < 'o. Antlitor. Fob. 21. IH0O. 3H jS^C BARGAINS 1E^F0L J.A' ore SOUTH GfR liable Merchandise at i FfcOCKS * c best BAHRAIN'S i'< to I??' l?it111< 1 i to bundle iho cji11 Irrt'lo. Time tor the cash trade Wo don'l have i 8 >iti< 1 appreci ites ImI fa I, ami MERCI1A Wo arc getting them eheap'O' i n naps lor oarly Irade. ;ains Just Com r prico is just hall'?10 coals. An cents?worth twice the money. HERV SSWE i great luck. We arc running oil chance to buy a nice IT AT cheap. ioes That W more SIIOTCH than all Liuoasler c E of Ladies, Misses and ( Miildren'rt ne Come ^ vs ATM ji Final Discharge. UOTIC1E IS I1KREBY GIVEN THAT ON II the 13th day or Marob, 1900, tho undersign'U as Executoraof the Estate of LBWIS I100D, loconsod; will tile his final return ond make implication unto Chaklkr 1). Jonrs, Judge of 'rebate lb aud for tho County of Lancaster A . ?.id State of South Carolina, for a final Uls h.trjro us such Executor. J. P. Nbsbit, Poll 10, 1900. 4 weeks. Executor The I.lfe Prtsorvcr which Iioh carried many ailics safely over tho dunxerous sea "Change g| if Lire" Is Simmons Squaw Vine Wlno oriTabels MONEY TO LOAN! , 111 A VIC marie arrangements with Brokers ift New York City through vhom I am able to place loans seeured )j a first mortgage on improved farms or live years time, payable in installients, at the low rate of 7 per cent, nterest per annum. The brokerage tut! 1 lie charge for abstract and inipeotinn are small and at the expense >f the borrower. R. e WYLIE, Atty-at-Law. Sept. 27, IRttO. . 6m. Geo. liar ho. Mcndota. Vu., suys, "Nothing lid me so much uood us Kudo! Dvsdecslu Cure. >nc dose re leved me, u lew bottles cured mo." It discs is what you cat and nlwuys cures dys.*ipsln Crau ford Bros. d-w* Kodi! 1 )yspeps!^ ire Digests wit; . " . oat. 11 art!flcmllydigo -1 i.c.. and aid. Nature in st.i ? * > >" ;rvcw. ^tructinu the Lraus 11 H tu inland an appiti* -tantly r-: '?? Oyspcp*! Flutuii'ii Slcklleiui --rall otii. r: " Prf. pare ? CRAWFORD BROS. "After doctors fulled to euro mo of paeu uioniu I u?ed Duo Minute Co off h Cure and three bottl* s of It ettreil me. It is also the best remedy on e.irth for whooping cough. It cured my grandchildren ?>f the wor.it cases," writes John Berry, Lognnton, Pa. It Is the only' harmless remcdrthut Kites Immediate results. Cure* coughs. oUU. croup and tl rout and lung trouble.. It orevetiis Consumption. Children always like It Mothers endorse It Crawford Bros ... d-w-n SALESMEN s*\ - - WANTED! il.NCI.D-i; STAMP KOK PARTICULARS.) Will straighten Curly and Kinky Hair without injury to the Sralp or Hair. Prlco 60 cents per box. ANTI-KINK. i WEndorsed by tho United States Health Report DARRAGH & RICH. New York. Sole Manufacturers. I'. b. II, 1900. * lit ; * ** *' nil a. a?*?? ? T.i Sa.vIpii till' ll.-.ftiii IIIU. IX l!". C0,1>pi< xi^n llart Tn^irc'1 the "naturiii It" , n, ,,r us.- l)r. M. A. Simmons I.Ivor M? (Itciiuv 9 m ?RE: | -KS! | ~ OLINA. t K nock- Down O us I t u r. i\ui'i l'A!SII ^ men-hauls put 11 p 0 charge honest peowe are geUi"}! tlie J * , % 'SH ISTTS 2 1 vyer. Tw muly^ other case ol I hose ^ * T ^ Ili?* Imlanoc of our ^ ear. $ omMucd would indl- ^ ^ Fino K 11 TsI fOKH^^g M Jt ft ?5L \k ? ' 4 J