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ROVA y Absolutely to Makes the food more del "* marketT March ii7, 1900. COTTON. Strict good middling * 9% Good middling.: Strict middling,. Middling,' PRODT7CI. Butter (rood), ner nound.. HU Krrfl, per dosen, 8f, Cbiokens, 18 to 20 Corn, per bushel, 60 IIams(home reined),per pound,. .6 to 8 Shoulders (home raised), per lb.,. .5 to 6 Wednesday, March 28, 1900. 1 Short Looals. 1 ^ ?Mr. J. M. Hough of Landsford ( wis in town Saturday. ? Ool. and Mrs. Springs are ex- < V. pected home today. i ?Mr. R. L. Simpson is here on 1 a vrsit to his wife and child. ?Mrs. W. M. Crawford is visiting her father, Mr. J. W. Hansel tine, at Kershaw. ?Mr. Will Thompson, of Rock Hill, is visiting his parents at Riverside, this week. ?Mrs. Turner and Miss Essie Killian of Fort Lawn are visiting ( at Policeman Pardue's. ? roe nine pug dog advertised in the Enterprise last week was found and returned (o it's owner. There is nothing like advertising. ?Mr. R. J. Mackorell moved ( his family to Yorkville Tuesday ( where he'iriH be engaged in the ^ brokerage business. ?Mrs. R. M. McCrory and children returned Tuesday from a Visit to friends at Blackstock. ?Elliott Crawford lost a fine horse one day last week.' It died ' in Monroe where it had been | driven**^ ?Mr..G.*B.iBarron, stenogrs- 1 pher, went to A tlanta, (la., last I Saturday on o* visit to relatives > and friends. * 1 ?Mr. E. fC. Cloud, who has ' been in the northern markets ' buying spring and summer stock 1 for the Lancaster Mercantile Go's. 1 various stores returned Saturday. ' ?Dr. T. J.Strait of Lancaster sent word to *the editot^'of this * paper a few days ago that he will ^ ? be a candidate for the Democratr "v ic nomination for congress in this ' rf ' district.?Fort Mill Times. ?i have in my possession a | stray I'ig. The owner can get | same by paying for this notice t and other costs attached thereto. 1 It J?d. Gaston (col). ?Mr. J. Heath returned Monday ffc>m itfe jgorthern markets where he went to purchase stock for the various Mores with ' w^h he is connected. ?Our good friend, Mr. T. B. v^Addiion, ot Lancaster, his son, Mr. Jagg^3disop^ef Graigsville, and Jir O. It. Adams, of near w 40| 4,/ Lancaster, were in town one day last week.?Ej-a. * ? ^ - " 4. '* * * *" P ?The following delegates have beeft ejectefTby'the 2nd-Quarter ly conference of the Methodist, church to District conference, |, 1? beinJJL'lww?>\CiroVe: Col. ]?. frT^Wfftson, tfaj J. M. Kiddle; alternated, Maj I1 F. Miller, Dr. < f ^8^1 Wv FWvey^ The Y.*nc*eter church h?rt p&iQ in full ifd pro ( \ portiennte part of the diet rict par onapo detit. Am I1uu?w? M?4leiM tmr Em George W. \Ttlmof &iutt> Oirdiflfc. ?i 41 (IWf^ aay?: , "I hay.* had (ha v?or?t v Jeboglj, n??i?i <4iiifi ah?iy-ip a??i hnve ^ 4t*k*n lot? i {trffh^of no ?< <,, untbij * Baking Powder URE licious and wholesome Ca noo.,Mwvoiw. ?Rev. J. E. Johnson will preach at Uuity next Sunday at eleven o'clock a. m., and at Pleasant njf Hill same day, at 3:30 p. m. ?The Ladies' Missionary Socie be ty of the Second Baptist church will give a hot supper Saturday Set night, at the residence of Mr. J. T. Davis. Oysteis will be served. j>r Proceeds will go to the building ^ fund of second church. pr< ?Mrs. Loll Plyler, of Lancas- 8p( ter, spent a couple of days in Ker elc shaw last week and while here 8Uj bought the corner lot opposite a|g Mr. George Ilanirick's, adjoining the one on which the telephone exchange building stands, from S. j>e L. Gardner, Jr. She will erect a dwelling on it at an early day. She will move to Kershaw soon (ja) and will occupy the house at present occupied by Mr. W. J. 0j. Jones on Richland street.?Era. ^ . pn A Bargain. tee I ?.;ii .."11 1 1 x vr ill BCII llljr BlIIIOIIUUHO HIIU JJ a small stock of staple tnerchan dise cheap for cash or bankable 8ai paper. Only one other store here7 competing freight lines. 0,1 Apply at once to 0. W. Williams, in Catawba Junction, S. C. ov< aui Notice,?Alliance men. Lil The regular annual meeting of Lancaster county Alliance is we called to meet in the Court House spi on Friday, April 13, 1900. It is am desired that every sub meet and Th appoint delegates to this meeting. art E. B. Lingle, Pres. J. M. Knight, See. tf. tra '1 " 1' p in An Knteemed Vi*it. The Enterprise was favored with a visit, from Mrs. Polly Cook, grandmother of Auditor Cook, ^ luesaay evening, This good lady * is about 85 vears of age, and is*' mc yet verv active and full of life. , ing She came lo t>eo how the papers 8m were printed as she ha&f never wa been inside of a printing office am before in her life. The Entkr- om prisk feeU very much flattered in in receiving a visit from so aged a wa lady us she, and wishes her many J more years of life and happiness. aP co I A Collection to He Taken. tht Tu The Pastors of the Moriah As- j sociation are requested to take up j^r a public collection on next Sab , bath, April 1st, 1900, in order to ro give the public generally an opportunity to contribute some- J thing toward the "Croxton Mon- 1 lament." i The various pastors will please hand the monev to Itevs. J. H. Bold ridge, S. N. Watson, J. B. P Farris, the committeemen to make ' purchase or to W. L. Croxton. . The Money to ho paid at once, as we contemplate making the purchase early in April. am Jamks A. 1\ Bi.ackmon. rea . . ? r . va No other inrdlcino Builds Up and Fortlflea Wl the system against Miscarriage as well as Sltn- V' tnons Squaw Vine Wine or Tablets. ^ u . ^ tac Attention! Veteranh. I c The members of Lancaster Bjn Camp U. 0. V. will meet in the Hvv courthouse at Lancaster on Sat doi urday, March 31, 1900, at 12 inf o'clock m. A full attendance is ma earnestly desired. Come pre nnrod In nav annuo) /lima mlii.il> *" t"*J ?* ? * ?? ** linyll in 15 cents per member. Dele , gates to the reunion at Louisville, ^ arejto be elected and officers ^ for theTarnp'tTrserve' f? mbutTfR." Come, comrades, and let us have an( a big turn out. The people of y0< Louisville promise us shell a re su( caption as only Kei>tuckians cam Ne give. I^et us' once more mingle ov? together, as the time is fast draw iug to a close for the reunions fto fo> many of ih. By'order of Cii mji Commander. u VJpa B.J.W4y!WiiH , "v > * Coinpiander. inu * K * HOW ABOUT IT. "How doar to our hearts la Cash on subscription. When the generous suoscriber Presents It to view: But the man who won't pay? d We refrain from description; For. perhaps, gentle reader, That man may be you. ^ fi mival. "* Fancy dress carnival at skating s< k next Friday night. Those w ly in costumes and masked will ?t allowed to ekate. Skates fur- tl ihed free; 25 cents at door; ti ildren 15 cents. The hall will w decorated for the occasion. rr * ?> a ft not Exhibition. % tl The St. Luke sclqpol,'taught by *8 of. II. L. Hough, wilKclose on ^ iday night, March 30 with ap ^ opriate exercises, consisting of aeches, dialogues, declamations, ^ ;. Mr. J. II. Thompson, county ( nerintfinrlont el qH*<ui!/>.> r- ? mil j)| o delivet an address on that 8i ?ht. B{ Rf at ha. et We learn from the Kershaw hi a that little Nettie Marie, infant 111 tighter of Rev. J. H. Bozeman, 11 id six months, died at the hc^p n' her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Blackwell on the 21st of a) eumonia, and lhat the seven ^ n months old child of Mrs..), f, Talley died on the 23rd of the fii ne malady. _ U pi r Millinery Department jg Lancaster will be presided bi sr this season by that skilled d accomplished milliner, Miss lie Thom, who is expected to ive here the latter part of this _ i_ rv ' uk. uur new ana rasmonanie ing goods are also on the way, i will reach here this week. c( vv e ladies and public gen- rally > cordially invited trfcall and w pect the many and varied at- ltl ctions we shall have displayed C| a few days. M Heath Banking & p: Mercantile Company. e< - it Jail For Stealing Meat. Ij Deputy Sheriff Wilson arrested " >nry Magill, colored, Monday ni truing upon the charge of steal- * I meat from Mr. Eli Caskey's J okehouse last Sunday night w 8 a week ago. Search was made n| d two middlings, two shoulders, (| a ham ard a "jole" was found c( Magill's house, whereupon he ai 8 arrested and lodged in jail. B He entered into bond for bis K pearance at the next term of S. irt and was discharged from 11 ? custody of the sheriff on | ^ esday. P' It will be remembered that ' . Caskey had Home meat Btolen m him a year or two ago. 01 is to Impertinent (Questions. ^ n the April number of The P1 dies Home Journal, Margaret *' Sangster has this to say on Im- tinent questions : mpertinent questions are to j met with tirm and dignified j liteness. Any question about I other's personal affairs, about > price of one's clothing, the munt of one's earnings, the isons one has for entirely pnte conduct, is impertinent, auld 1 answer such questions? t at all. Usually, by a little i :t, one can settle such ques ' ners. If there is no other way. ( ounsel a plain but courteous > cerity?a simple refusal to an- | er. One may just say : "Par ' ti me, I prefer not to give any i ormation whatever on this I A. A _ ? ^ iu;?r. < i Bismarck's Iron Nerve. | Was the result of his splendid 1 ilth. Indomitable will and meojdous?ejiergy are not found ere otomach, iftver,"Ki<Tnoy7 1 :1 Bowels are out of order. If j j want these qualities and the | ;cesa they briny:, use Dr. King's w Life Pills. ,'J^hey develop *ry power of brain and bodvly 25c at Qrawford Rro?? drug, re. / 2 J> ??-rim~JL h #"V %dlcS jj? slrlni^ft ronton Wl umI hiipisrohl Hhonltnfco slmmon* Sfcjakw vmewino orv loin, (KimmrncInK at 40 yoar? old nuil Ci>0- . ? 10 during.'*Ch?nt?? of Life. . w m Dwp white men -in, Unfy hgwe rSffn th, ain gang for one year eaqpi - j l i .J V 111 For Th? Enterprise. Q tttfhd in Bad Condition. -m Mr. Editor?Will you please A *11 the attention of the two overjers who work from Gills Greek ) the Poor House on the Chestereld to the very bad condition of lis Lection of the road? This iction of the road has not been tt orked thre winter, notwith- tl anding the repeated notices in \\ le papers as to its bad condi- w on. The hillside and flat just le est of Gills Greek church is in a it nserably bad condition, being di Imost past pulling a load iti irough, and to add to this there i a log in the edge of the road rt ere filling up the ditch com- bi letely and partly stopping up ^ le main thoroughfare. This is rictly against the law. Just east fc F Mr. Ben Brasington*S is an- a thervery bad flat which has long oen needing work ; and the hill- ,1! in de just west of Gills Creek ,hool house is also in an unrea- tl inably bad condition. Farmers g< ist of this section of bad road I aye delayed hauling guano for a mnth or more on account of *' 8 condition, and as they are Rt ow almoBt compelled to haul, fc e hope these three bad places ol : least will be worked at once ad made ready for hauling over. 1P fhen a road hand fails or reises to work on the road he is w tied. What is the law when an tl /erseer fails to do his duty* M ad this section of road been se roperly worked as required by iw, this notice would not have a| sen necessary. al East Lancaster Citizen. si outbern Railway's Now York hi Office. fii Since the reorganization and ansolidation of the various rail- gc ays of the South into one great rrporation?the Southern Rail ai ay Company?under the ad th iii%bly conducted management f the hanking house ot J. I'. Tl [organ & Co., and the consequent residency of Mr. Samuel Spen- *c ?r, this trunk system has taken s place as one of the createst of (is country. The remarkable p, . ustrial and material develop pj lent of the South, together with to ie developed comforts of a win di >r sojourn there, have given to ! ? an enoimous passenger traffic, ^r hich year by year increases. To *? ieet the demands and to further n| ie convenience of the public, the ^ >mpany has recently established i up town office at No. 1185 ^ roadway, where the General astern Passenger Agent, Mr. A. Thweatt, is located. There ckets may be procured to Cuba, exico, California, or any other Jj r>int in the great South and West, o an old timer of thirty'Vears j yr\ rnnal limr f l?o /I mo/\r?? IV* n trip through the Southern States, le up to date luxury of travel r*^ .er the Southern Railway and s connections is a gratifying sur i rise.?Town Topics, March 15, >00. &h, ON HIS Ifter Sit Years of Intense ^ hiMflrlnflr OrAmntlu Pnrnft men )uiioiiiig, numpuj uuiou Beat )y O C C entire circulation is i DJ Oi u? Oi ftro a severe drain i itantly sapping a way the vitality. 3o eliminated from the blood, and n vin have any effect. There is no uncertainty about tho made for it is backed up strongly 1 testimony of those who huvo t?oor and know of its virtues by experionc Mr. L. J. Clark, of Orungt 5ourthoiu " For nix yearn I had an obavRS.te, runni mM*. tfi.Rn n?:^*tne*aai>eed me t, 10 disabled (or a long while that T was bualncns. One of the Dent doctors treated but did me no good. I then tried rarloun without the leant benefit. 8. 8. 3. was n mended that I concluded to try It, and wonderful. It aeemed to get right at disease and force the poison out, and I pletely cured." Swift's Specific? 8. 8. 8. FOR ' ?drives out every trace of impurit cures permanentl v the most obstinal is the only blnou reine.'.y uuar<uit wills not a pfcvHcloof potash mere dnrupkC ntaMons Blood Poison. 8cr Rlie?imsn^m, Soroa, Ulcers Boils oi 'tfpon-S.! 8, 8.: nothing can take its 7 >ofcs mailt; \ fi jelyflwii ? : BBjW^ y>!f^:'' ?~ ENERAL WHEELER WRITES ABOUT THE PHILIPPINES. Very Superior People, Far Above African, and Many ol Tlieui Now Fit for Self-Government. New York, March 26.?Under le caption "What to Do Wjth le Philippines," Gen. Joseph Wheeler contributes to this eek's issue of Leslie's Weekly a mgthy article on the situation i the islaudB us he observed it uring his service there. lie says i part: "1 believe that the back of the" ibellion in the Philippines is roken ^there will be little more > do in a military way. There ill be Borne guerilla warfare but will not amount to much. As >r Aguinaldo : 1 do not consider patriot. He was fighting for a reat prize. Had he won he would nve been a powerful emperor, a lighty dictator. * "As far as possible, I behove.,, lat we should establiafcrcivil lyernmont in the Phillippines. am in fayor of territorial gov -ment and I see nothing inenn. ruous in making these various ' lands into territories. The group , iituld/be divided into three or 1 mr territories, not only because J : the extent of the islands, but acause of the antagonistics exting between the different peoles. Some of these tribes have sen our deviated friends and it ould be most unfair not to give lem the right of self government, any of them are already fit for ilf-govern meut in local affairs !id under territorial governors ^pointed by ns they would get ong very well I am sure. "I consider the Filipinos a very iperior people?a people with eat possibilities. They are am- 4 itious ; many of them have been nely educated in Europe; thej *e not to be spoken of in th% 1 ime breath with the Africifns, far as their possibilities go. 'They are, too. easily governed id with the fair treatment which ley will receive from us, we lall have no trouble with them, liey appreciate consideration it are sensitive and unwilling i oe treareu as inferiors. mey e a little distrustful of us. ''We owe much to the many tizens of the island who are not ilipinos and especially to those ilipinos who have been friendly i us. If our army were with awn from the islands the is nds the natives who have be lended us would be subjected i all sorts of persecutions and any of them would meet death, 1 on account of their kindness us. I am not yet. prepared to teak as to the remote future of e Philippines." ir<. Harriot Kvini, Hinsdate, 111., writes: never fall to relieve my children from croup one* by uslntf One Minute Couirh Cure. I iuUI not feel safe without it '' Quickly cures nths, colds, grippe and nil throat and lung leases. Crawford llros. d-w s I. R. Hill. Packsvllle. S. (!.. writes: I have id Or M. a Simmons Liver Medicine for hpepsin with better r?.sults than I had from nnir trial of '/. dlln's Regulator. which I mil not so go.ul Never had any such good ults from Mlack Draught used. >-w!s Ackcrman, (Soshen. Ind.. says: "l)eit's Little K.irlv Risers always brin'-f cer ii roller, euro iny luwinonu hum never gripe. ey generally cleanse ami Invigorate the .vols anil liver. Crawford Urns. il w-s SORE ANKLE. hstinato sores and ulcers which so to heal under ordinary treatit hooii become chronic and deeped, ami are a suro sij^n that the in a depraved condition. Th^V/" ipon the system, and aro conIn every case the poison must o amount of extern)^ treatment merits of 8. 8. 8. ; evety claim jy convincing rHG BLOOD y In the blood, and in this war to, deep-seatod f?oro or ulcer. It ood purely vegetable, and con'ury. or other mineral. S. S. S ofula. Cancer, Catarrh, Eczema, r any other blood trouble. Inaiat place. 11Specific ConyJ",,i 0?tlanta,Ga. IS NorfoVfcltlntU, r ;. * *v. . :--v . * ? ' .* In Memory oi Tbe subject of i in Lancaster Coui 1858, and died at 1900. ' Uniting ni meet Baptist Church at fifteen yearn, he ? an upright, . |i christian life. *r bin pastor, I fount ready to help iq tht ter, ev.en thoug?' to part a<sacrifice, ant. ate means, broi her w read} to- contrjbflte of the Master's cause seldom, vacant, and I oftenxo walk six mil present at our roontbl ing. Several years ^ cer fastened its pointiest!, and he reali ? bis affliction t<J jhe. h was willing to bow in mission to God's will, wanted to do all he could a here for the Master. During the last few n life, he suffered tbe mo* pain, yet admidst it a'' pious resignation.* now ended;the s ? broken and he ha higher sphere of IP Krew so straugly ave^een at tun- 1 riew'song oT' i. v The hands onoi palsied by deat pulseless breas' room fora iiorc eyes dlosed f ont upon thi '? glory of the that caught . death damp, brink of the f a crown of tri "Precious in the death o Man tho ?n-i in his affliction t measure to the b Pipe Covering says: "I an ine saved i. wreck and *"2 business. fq; me and I / Nervine. Y* and finally I am in gained se veatt. Or. hflie is sold bjr r first bott" Book on V. Miles Me Cur fee, JO Or al?^. , fc, Cf9' , e I .A > r tA\) V tl 5 ' x- - vi $ ,~6n want x | ' ^mulea to ami 1 now ILr B?>bles everv roncoi. Aa ol a.mule. >Fro ^ the quiet /docile to the fe?tiv and frisky Lfrom the domeet**; plug to tlu Juperb young weatety" mule. Another car load of th? % latter kind received laat week.?; * ?% Remembi r, we sell either .j the CASH t^'fOOD PAPER.*/' Our pr?^fph?StoclT of cannot beVWt. Some one aaddleraand harneaa Call an'd aee our etock efJ Wti kinds. We'll also show yon ? ,j of the best and cheapest Bo ' ? T ? and Wagons yon saw. *>* 4 mmv{w'lw^ k i> Toroatore the Clear Skin, the the Alert Utlt and Sound Het' A Simmon* Liver Modidn \ Rev W. K 8itzer^'w ^kmrr^" "I had dye; oi>?ia over Vy ye:?r*. nth tore and medletre* witiiirmt hen"f1?. . i minded to n??o K>>dol peir" twd? Onf? * | holped me from the ntaVt. I relieve ^ .,i.ipac?* for all for not of indlentir . '"tHwhitt you eat f'r.iwford !? in' s' ' 9oy