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sores ai That old sore or ulcer, which has bee five or ten years ? maybe longer ? doesn't 1 ment, but are trying to cure it with salves ai pain to some extent, no real, permanent goo is in tlie blood and fai ?A sore heals proi tendency of these ol? They are a constant A person's capacity fu S. S. S. makes a does, liecaise no othei exe too W' _ik and wa waste valuable time e: A Gunshot develoi Wound. trouble, ntul forced the p< have perfect u*e of tlie le| S. S. S. is tlie onl is made of roots and whirli tin tmionn run Application for Final , Discharge. ^TOTICE is hereby given that 'V on the 15th day of June, >00, I will make application t-? has. D. Jones, Judge of Probate ?r Lancaster County, for a final ischarge as administrator of the state of the late Aaron Plvler. 12-lm; H. 8. PLYLER. LANCASTER & CHESTER RAILWAY. etween (Chester and Lancaster. Schedule In Effect April S'J, WW. Daily Except Sat a lay. tulhbound. Northbound 16 No. 17. No. 16. No. 14 MAM P M. A. M J 10 9 4" d Lv ...Cheater.... Ar 7 10 7 67 10 04 ' .... 'Knox .... "0 49 M i 47 10 'JO ?.. Rlchburg.... " 0 21 7 21 4 57 Ift 40 d "..Baacomville.. " 0 20 7 IS I 13 11 00 "...Fort Uwn..." 0 00 6 67 -II 20 " G rnccK... . " 6 40 ) 40 II 40 <1 Ax.. Lancaster.. Lv 6 3" 0 20 V M. A. M. P. M. A. M No. 14, leaving Lancaster 0.20 a. in,, make* >se connection at Chester with Southern tllwav No. 30 for Charlotte and points north ; id Seaboard Air I 'ne "Atlanta Special" for tlanta and points west Also with Carolina Northwestern Ky. No. 10 for Lenoir, N. C., id Intermediate points, and Southern Kalivy No. 33 for Columbia and points south. No. 17. leaving Chester 9 4 ) a. in connects llh Southern Ky , No. 30 from Col sinhla and tints south; Seaboard Air Line "Atlanta Sp?nl" frotn Northern and Eastern points and Hithern Ky, No. 33 from Northern and Knitn points, nml at Lancaster with S. C. & G. K. r itlacksburg. No. 16, leaving Lancaster 6 30 p. m., connects Lancaster with S. C. & G. K. from Camden nl Marlon, Southern Ky No. .14 n* Chester for iiarlotic and points north. No. 16. leaving Chester P. 10 p m.. connects at jester with Southern Railway No. 34 from jlutnlna and points south. LKROY SPRINGS, , M. HEATH, i'reoident. Gen'l. Pun. Agent. OUTH CAROLINA d GEORGIA i BXTEHSIO* R.R.COMPM. 1 % Schedule No. 4 In Kffect 12 01 a. m., Sunday, Dec. 24. 1899. 8tweenCamden,S.C.,and Blacksburg.S.C. ^ 'est. 33 East <C Irst Class LAS I KKN TIME. Ktrmi la.s assenger Passenger Dally ^ Daily Except STATIONS. Except Sunday. Suuil ' y-? ; M.I A. 2 60 Camden 12 24 1 16 DeKulb 12 ?>2 I 27 Wostvllle II 50 1 40 Kershaw II 36 2 10 Heath Spring 11 20 2 15 Plea?ant Hill II 15 2 35 | .anAster io 65 2 50 Riverside 10 40 3 ui Sprlngdeil. 10 30 ? io Catawhu Junction 10 20 20 Leslie 10 10 40 Kock HU1 18 00 3 65 Newport 9 86 4 02 Ttrzah 9 30 4 20 Yorkvllle 9 16 4 36 Sharon 9 00 4 50 Hlckorv Grove 8 46 5 00 SlID'cha 8 36 5 20 Hlncksburg | 8 15 I M A. M. stween Bla-Ksbflr^ :>.G.,and MarionJi.C, ' SI. ~ II. Eaat. I *. c (lass EAST Kit N TIME. Sec. C. Mixed MlXou Daily xcept STATIONS. _Exrept__ - unday. Suoim.i '* lO VI 10 IllacV ?t'iirg 0 40 30 Km is 0 JO 40 Patterson Springs 0 12 * 20 Shelby 6 00 s 00 Lnttlmnrc 4 50 10 Mooresboro 4 40 25 Henrietta 4 20 5o Forest City 3 0? |i Kutherfnrdton 3 26 35 Millwood 8 06 a t Golden Valley t 50 i>5 Thermal City 2 46 25 Glenwood j 20 50 Marlon 2 00 M k x EST. O AFFNIT V"l?. VISION ~ E V kst Class tj 'lass 16 13 EASTERN TIME. 14 16 tsS.|5 * s llfti stations. ijigs! S5&?2ji 1, M ^ u A. M P S, 1 (III 6 00 Itlacksburg 7 60 3 06 I 21' 6 2" Cherokee Falls i .1 2 40 I 4" 6 40 GufTney 7 1 2 20 '.MAM A. M P. M Trains Nos. 32 and :13 connect at lllaUtaburg llh trains on the GufTney Division. Truln No. 32 connects at Camden with the jarlcstorl Division of the Southern Kutlway r all points south. Train No 33 leaving Camden a? 12.40 p. in., ting west, makes connection at Lancaster, U, villi Hie I. & O K. K, at Catawba Junenn villi the s, a L , going norih: at Rook ill with the Southern Railwnv,going north. Train No. I1 nects at Hlackshurg with the juthern Railway from the sou'h. Ai Marlon, C . with S utheru Railway going west. SAM L I'CNT. A.TRIPP, President. Superintendent S. 11. LIJMPKIN. O. P. A. ^ IEMEMBER That the New x* Home Sewing Machine gives Satisfaction. NQUffiE Of those who have Already purchased. ;or Sale by the Enterprise Publishing Co. -ancaster, S. C."::-v;v:v: T.v.v:. ?et 011 r priccs.rr. Notice of Discharge. IOTICK Is herein given thai on the 26th day I of June, I'.kki. tin undersigned will make a lal return to the Probate Judge of Lancaster jinny and applv to said court for a filial dls j large as administrator of the estate of 1 ' J. lilac Union, 1I1 1 eased. 11 L BLACK MON. SUSAN 111.61 KMON May 26th, IWI0 Administrators. clears the blood of all morbid, unhealthy hui At the same time the general health is invigp or hurt fails to heal readily, you may be s put it in order and keep it so. Our Medical Department is in charge o blood diseases a life study. If you will wri furnish all information or advice wanted, wi For Tn* Ertchpkiri. (| Taxahaw Schcol Closing. Sl tl Mr. Editor:?As I have not , seen anything in the columns of your valuable paper concern- ^ ing the closing exercises of the gl Taxahaw school. X will endeavor to give you a brief account of the proceedings. The Taxhaw school, taught a by Mr. A. C. Rowell, (who by- u the-way is a candidate for the ... office of Superintendent of Edu- ^ cation) opened its summer ses- rl sion July 17th, 1899, and after j, about six or seven weeks it sus- (| pended for six weeks, during the busy gathering season, but reopened on October 16th, and e continued in regular session until Friday night, May 18th, j at which time the students gave <1 a very interesting exhibition, ? consisting of speeches, recitations, dialogues, music, &c., in s which the students reflected great credit both to themselves and teachers. * J The crowd began to assemble ?. at the academy about sunset, * and when the hour arrived for j, the exercises to begin, the large * and commodious building was t packed to overflowing and there * were a great many that could not be accommodated. a The exercises lasted for about J.1 four hours and' through the 'I * , . * t< whole time, a more orderly audience I don't think could be s found anywhere and all retired to their homes seemingly satisfied with the evening thus ^ spent. On the day following the patrons of t lie school and also many <1 friends from other sections gave J a errand nie.nie. n>. tli?? " 1'' " I - V v aero Rock." j. The Sunday school of Union s church, Flint Ridge, S. ('., had d scheduled a picnic at thp 'Rock' a on the same day, so by mutual , . v . . . tl agreement, the parties joined "forces" and made one of the |, "biggest picnics" over given on o the famous wonder of Lancaster 11 countv. n n About 9 o'clock the people j, began to assemble and continued (> to come until quite a large crowd it were on the surface of this great ' rock. 1' The first on the program for the day was some exercises by '| Union church Sunday school, h after which the people were found ' amusing themselves in various ^ ways, some preferring a quiet ^ rest in the pleasant shades, while t, others were exolorinir the pront .1 wonders to he seen at this rock, w Noon-time was soon at hand and the next on hand was the ^ dinner which was greatly enjoyed by all present. After resting awhile the crowd repaired to a grove near a spring \% of sparkling water clear as crys f, tal, bubbling forth from the n ei depths of the rock. In a short p time a large number of the pic- \\ nickers had taken seats such as n nature had provided. n I'rof. L. T. .Baker, superinten- j' # m Ulcer a a source of pain, worry and anxiety to ] teal l>eoause you are not using the propel id washes. While these are soothing and kI can come from their use, because the < r bevond the reach of external application! nptiy when the blood is in good conditi< I sores and ulcers is to grow worse, spre drain upon the system, gradually but sur >r work or pleasure is soon lost in the greal rapid atin pertnaneut cure of old sores i r can reach deep-seated blood troubles. O tery to overcome a deadly poison that ha cperituenting with them. anie years ago 1 was shot in the left leg. receivi >ed into a running sore and gave me a great deal min>l>er of blood remedies, but none did me any v ncluded to give it a trial. The result was truly tison out of iny blood ; soon afterwards the sore n i, which was swollen and very atiiT for a long tim y purely vegetable blood purifier known ; herbs of wonderful purifying properties, resist. S. S. S. quickly aim effectually mors, and the old, troublesome sore heals, rrated and built up. When a little scratch iure your blood is bad. S. S. S. will soon f experienced physicians, who have made te them about vour case, tliev will uladlv thout any charge whatever. Addres ent of the Lancaster Graded chool, was then introduced to he audience by 1'rof. Rowell of he Tnxahaw school. 1'rof. Baker came .forward and ave ns an interesting and in tructive address upon the subject ( f education which was greatly ( njoyed l?y all present. After the close ot I'rof. Baker's ddress a call was made lor vol ntary speeches but as no one Bsponded a call for I'rof. Rowell ras made who came forward and lade a short speech, principally a students and patrons, and after hanking the people of Taxahaw istrict tor their liberal patronage, e then announced that the ex rcises for the day were over. So after lingering awhile upon he grounds the people began to epart lor their respective places f abode, all feeling that they had ieen well repaid for the day thus pent. Visitor. ROIMIKO THE ORAVE. A startling incident, of which Mr. ohu Oliver of Philadelphia, was t lie ubject, is narrated by him as follows : I was ina most dreadful condit ion. <Ty Akin was almost yellow, I'yt-s Minen. tongue coated, pain coot mually n hack and sides, no appetite?gradu11 > growing weaker day l?y day. 'hree physicians had given me up. 'ortunately. a friend advised trying Centric hitters; and to iny great joy nd surprise, the lirst bottle made n ecided improvement. I continued heir use for three weeks, and am now well man. I know they saved m\ ife, and robbed the grave of anothe, ( ictim." No one should fail to try hem. Only ftl)o.. guaranteed, at Craw ard Bros. Drug Store. & ECRET OF HETTV GREEN'S SUCCESS. he Does Not Relieve In Speculation, and Does Everything With All Her Mind. Hetty (liven was recently innoed to talk to a writer for the ; line Ladies' lloine Journal of er business methods that have , .'on her sixty millions of doltrs or more. The secret of her uecess is worth knowing: "I ( o not believe in sie?eulation as i rule," she sa\ , "..ml I don't peculate as inueh as people liink. When otter ?d so many hares of stock at >o much 1 uy one share a.io 1...1I send ( ut to see what it i.l bring. If 's a good advance I buy the < est. If not, 1 don't. This was < ly plan when I used to deal in I orses. I would get a day's ( ption on a horse, and see what 1 would bring before buying it. attribute my success chiefly to lie rule of always buying when very one wants to sell, and sell [j in when every one wants to buy. ! here's a price on everything 1 1 ave. When the price is offered < sell. I never buy anything just i :> hold on to it. Not, much! And i try to steer clear of Wall Street. iiiy one who hasn't a whole lor ] line to hack his deals hat hotter 1 o the same. I do everything dlh all mv mind. If there is a iwsuit on hand L go into every etail of it with my lawyer. It's he same with everything else " Beware of a CoughA cough is not a disease tint a symp?m Consumption and hronohitia. hieh arc the most dangerous nod ital disease, have for their tiret indiition a persistent cough, and if proprly treated as soon as this cough appars are easily cured. Chamberlain's ough Remedy has proven wonderilly successful, and gained its wide -putation ami extensive sale hy its iccesfl in curing ttie disease which luse coughing. If it is not beneficial will not cost you a rent. For sale y J. F. Machey Co. S DRAIN SYSTEM ro?,or ENDANGER ! treat- * relieve a a g?gT disease KLmO m Kmrn fc k on, but ncvon if it is diseased. The p adiug and t^.iinj* deeper into the fltesh. f ely ruin the health and sap the very life. ; desire and search for something to cure. V and ulcers, and is the only medicine that rdinary Sarsaparilja and potash mixtures s taken possession t?f the blood. Do not J p Ing what 1 considered onty a slight wound. It of pain. I whs treated l?v many doctors, and i tood. I ha<l heard S. S S. highly recommended 1 gratifying. S S. S. seemed to get right at the j euled lip nnd was cured sound and well. I now C e. J. H. McUkayck, Igiwrcnceburg, Ky." t C s SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA. 6A. tj ????????????????r- a HLIIT 1IY AMERICAN MONOP- 8 OLY. v ' t nuur mms 01 cngiana unaoie 10 Compete with Minneapolis. Chicago, May 28.?A .special cable from London to The Record says : | Discrimination in the rates of i freight is alleged to bo rospon- 1 siblo for a monopoly in flour 51 export trade of the United * States. Messrs. Roland Si Phil- . lips, English importing agents, who represent several western . mills, told your correspondent r today that concessions enjoyed \ by three great milling combines r of Minneappolis practically f closed the European market to , other producers in the United States. "Enormous quantities of American flour are used," said one of these agents, "but at prices the smaller millers cannot. begin to meet. The combines are in a position to hiy flour down in England so cheap . that they are rapidly forcing the English mills into idleness, i At least two thirds of the Hour consumed 111 I lie kingdom is Atneriean-inado and many of ^ our homo millers are not operating their plants at present, in hope that wheat prices may j drop to a point that will permit j them to compete with the for- I eij;n t|Uolfn nne. American Hour has succeeded in breaking down the tarifl" bars ^ j of France. Your correspondent ; is informed that one of the Min- j neapolis mills has just received an order from Paris, which is said to be the lirst shipment of J the American product to French I W - MM.: : .1 i H I i IHM \ . I 111?- IS HIC OCgllllllllg } i)f :i hrisk trade in spite of high duties and continental conipc- j tin on. f Aullioritios in the London market do not credit the story > which has reached here to the 1 dl'ect that Knglish importers i have contracted to buy the J [?nt ire crop of tlie largest wheat- i growers of Kansas :it 80 cents a bushel. "There i- not money > enough in linglaiul," said one 1 broker, "to buy the Kansas wheat output/ There In more Catarrh in Hit* section of ilio 1 -ounlrv than all other dlneasen put tnKvtti?r, tntl until the lent tow fours m supposed to la? Incurable. For a great innny yoara doctor* pronounced ft a local dt*eaxn. and pri'icrlln d local imni'dlvH. and liy coiiHtanilv falling to J jure a lili loc it treatmont, pronounced it In- j arable. Science ha- proven catarrh to l>o a / .'onailtutlooal treatment IthU'h Catarrh Cure, manufactured hy ! '. J. Cheney & Co, Toledo, )hlo, |* the onlv conHtftltutlonal cure on the m irhct. I* taken Internally In doseo from ten Irop* to a leaNpoonful. It nctM directly on the / tilood and m iicou*surface* of llir ovHlcm Th.-w "ff'T ON E IIUNIMtKI) I?>|,|.AHH for llti V casfll fails locum. Send for circulars and testinio* * nials. Address, 1<\ J. C'll KNKY & '<> . Toledo, < >. Sold by ilruKiflsiH, 7f?c. Halls Famllv Fills arc iho bust I v " .< r. i ! .l^NCE SwS ^ ! : ' ."J-'j * ' y t, ^ - marks f * c a Anynnwi"! lliii ,1 >-.< ) 'i si. : ci'Miinmi) ai <p>(rk'f crl mi i.a,' i. . iii In > iMlifi 'iti i , nrantVm ( probably nbl i i mnitMR 'i it ? %< -:o<. < i.1 ( "ufl I ilv flxnl aq I'iMMI . M ' ' ' ' CI "'II l niciil?. ' 1'itrntr ?. ibroiiirti >1unn : t > rcccivi y ij'fd.il /i<-u, <, will,no' <> i-to, in l * ' * 7"' F A, *"' * S \ han*!*'-'-?M. M'< *1 wa'U'i * c-t? " lliltl??* ? t * ? . lllJn j? ?r ir.t. f i t MM" I ' I J Mtf It V i J n t' <'f *v MUWi > New York ' irsficl. 'Mliiluiluh l>. C * A Very Interesting Might. Anyone riding along the Air -ine, on the Georgia division,can ee a very interesting sight as hey go southward, on the right land side of the road in the northTil part of Auburn?a side walk or a half mile, that is bordered vith beautiful lilies. This is the vork of our Industrial Agent, Mrs. I. (J. Hawthorne. She has plantid these lilies along the sidewalk rom her home to within a short listance of the S. A. L. depot >he does not seem to think she las done very much towards eautifying her town, and is contantly planning something she an do to make a record for herelf. Mrs. Hawthorne is a very (uiet, unassuming lady, but sho md her good husband have taken 0 much interest in the industrial vork being done on the S. A. L., hat neither of them have missed 1 single meeting of the Industrial Vgents, and although they are >ackward in saying what they piVA ?innr\m nl ieli*wl v* ? V MVVV.II j'HOIIVVI, JCt I lit* y y vith other Industrial Agents, lave done a great deal to assist n making a record for the S. A. .1. that has caused it to be known ill over the country as the most irogressive railroad line in the vay of development and beautiving its territory. Miss Florence Newman, who lias leeu a ?reat sufferer trom muscular heuuiatism, says Chamberlain's Fain lalm is the only remedy that affords ler relief. Miss Newman is a much espccted resident of the \illage of Iray, N. Y., and makek this statement or the benefit of others similarly aflift.Mi This liniment is for sale by '. F. Muukey A Co. SOUTHERN RAILWAY. <sfsr 3?ntral Tints at JarkaouviUu ami Savannah. Eastorn Tiim< at Othar Points. BoImkIuIo in Eflbsst May flth. 1000. *onrnbound. i^^dai'^luail^ ! , 'C* "U 1 jr. Jaokaonvilia (f.1T) a oua 7 45p " baviuvnah (80. By ) ? | 12 15p 12 t?5a . 4 02p 4 (X)a Z Jl'"-"* villa 4 !7t? 4 15a * Rpringfleld 4 4op 4 8*a . 8.141 l.r J 4 4Sp 4 47a lr. 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Dliilnff i-iirn - rvc al! llii'ilm ciii'iiiiiii 'ullnian n . inn curi 1 ? warn .la -k-nn\*illo >nd (ki!nmli.ii nnmui<* lin v !* ' wwu .liirkana'illc anil Clin nil I. via a-In-vi . 'kank S (M.NNON, J. w.riTiiP. Tlilrd V I'. A ilfii. M^r., Truffle Mur.. VnaliiiiKimi, I>. i), WHthlnirtiin.ll. (' V. A.TlllK. 8. II. HAHDWICK, Uuil. I*h-ih. A 't. Ah i iii-ii. I iik-.. Ajf't.. WmhIiiiikiu ., I>. (}. A..until, Ga I?r M. A Simmon* LAver Modlclno I'lnurH vi?* Complexion, trlvi-s Hon vaiicv l<? llir Mind, mi-* Hnitditt'lie. Ketfolatei* Stomach, Hotel* ml l.ivnr t ' We Have What You Want At this season of the year it. is not necessary for the good house- T wife to puzzle over what she will ^ have lor breakfast, dinner or sup per. For either of these meals ^ we can supply you at the lowest ^ possible cost?so cheap thai you ef will be surprised, taking the quality into consideration. Here ? is a list, of the good things we keep in stock : CA NNEI) MEA TS of all kinds CA EN ED VEO ETA B L ES, IIA MS, DRIED BEEF. BACON, FLOUR, MEAL, ^ SUGAR, ~ COFFEE; PO TA TOES, ' CABBAGE. ' TEA, DRIED FRUITS. ! BANANAS, t ORANGES, CA EES. CRACKERS, LANG DON'S Fane,/ CAKES, : HOMINY, ' ? an R ICE; M O L A SSES, ? ciieese; $ J/ A 6'Gvl /? r>iV/, /* ?V1 AGS, ETCETERAS. ' i* ell Chewing and Smoking ? Tobaccos. 1? ur In 5 cents cigars v.e handle ci "Po'rtuando, Cuban Stick, F??n C1 tella. Cannon Ball?the best c< brands. For cheaper cigars call j tor some of our and 5's l??r 5 cents. Chewing Tobacco ol all ~~ grades. Just received a full line I of Tinware, Butter Moulds, Lamp Chimneys, Coffee Mills. Lunch Boxes, Roller Fins, Bread Tra.vs. Tubs of all sizes and prices. Yours to serve, Bl S. M. Mathis & Co. I Founded iC.j ? gp ara:? if? IF ' I. ? .. fC The impregnable position of the Stieff Piano, as the most popular piano ? of today, was gained by w >t 5<S years of conscientious I endeavor to supply a|j strictly high-grade, hon- g H ably made instrument. ,? 10 This position has been }{| held and is being main- j| tained not by tradition or !* by laurels won in the past, ^ but by MERIT OF THE STIEFF PIANO I ?i nf thr nn'Cfnt _ ... J.. ?, Him uy |! buying direct from the r factory we save you the ~ retail dealers' living profit, n There are plenty of the gt "jerked up" pianos made jj? to please the dealers. s. r N STIEFF MARKS A PIANO " TO PLEASK TUP | INDIVIDUAL PUR VIIA SKR. The only factory branch ware room in North and South Carolina, 213 North Tryon St., Charlotte, N.C. T C. II. WILMOTII, Mima^er for CHAS. STIEFF, piano Manufacturer, IIALTI MORN, - - - Md 1 I Winthrop College Scholarship and En- ] trance Examination. ( TIIK examination for the award of vacant ncholiti?hi|>? In Win ttiup I uMcffn and for the admlMMion of new students alii be held ? " the County Court IIhiihc on Friday, July !>ith, at V> a. in. AppllcUiltn mum not be lens than fifteen yearn <>f aire. When Hcholarnhlpn are > vacated after July "Jilth they will tie awnrocd to |\ thime inakiin.' the highflnt tTerARe at thla ex- p, ainlnatlon. The eon! of attendance, includliiir <, taiard, Ilirn lulled room heat, IlKht and washing , ; Ih only IHMI per month For further Inforino- \y tion and a cabilomie, address . Phbp. D It Jolt NSON, KocK. 11 Hi. 8. C.