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y MARKET.
June 26, 1900.
COTTON.
^Bfetrict (food middling, 10
Good middling .
Strict middling
Middling,
produce. .
Butter (good), per pound, 12>y
Vggs, per dosen, 12.'2
Chickens, 18 to 20
Corn, per bushel, OR
IHftin?(home raised),per pound 11
Shoulders (home raised), per lb., 8
Saturdivy, July 14, 1900.
Short Locals.
in the meant mill section.
? There is lot* of gras* in many
ef the farms, but others in the
inie community are nice and
clean, which Rhows that the
weather is not altogether to
blame.
?Ike Ingram was in Magistrate
Caskey's court Mnoday charged
with carryinga concealed pistol,
to which charge he pleaded guil
ty and gut $20 or 30 days. He
tooa the time.
?A number of the young peo
9 pie of Lancaster and Riverside
enjoyed a fish fry at Landsfoid
Tuesday night. All speak in
^ highest terms of the nice soup
and fish served.
?Dr. M. P. Crawford began hauling
brick Monday upon his lot
where the McNinch marble yard
stands to build a two story build
ing thereon, the first floor to be
used as a store room and the second
for offices.
?The meetings for the benefit
of the congressional and solicito
rial candidates in Lancaster coun
ty will be at Kershaw on Aug.
^, 10. Lancaster Aug. 11th and six
mile Creek church Aug. 13th.
J. E. Nisbet, Ch'm.
?For the accommodation of
those who desire to go to Char^
leston on the Kamseur Excursion
a special car will be left in Chester,
on July 16. This will enable
all those who go from Lancaster
^ to remain together during the
entire trip.
?Mr. 8. W. Mitchell, of White
4 \ _ I. 1 al L *
u?n, panieu tnrougn town yester
day on his way to the neighborhood
of the Rich Hill school,
wh se next session he will teach,
beginning Monday. This will be
his second session there, he hav
inc taught that school last year.
Mr. Mitchell is greatly pleased
with our people out there, and
thefr in turn, are highly pleased
with hiro.
A Good Cough Medicine.
Many thousands hare been restored
to hralth and happiness b> the use of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, if af^
dieted with any throat or lung trou*
hie, give it a trial for it is certain to
prove beneficial. Coughs that have
resisted all other treatment for years,
have yielded to this remedy and per.
feet health been restored. Cases that
seemed hopeless, that thp climate of
famous health resorts failed to benefit.
have been permanently cured by
Ita use. For sale by J, F. Mackey A
Oo.
?Miss Lou Kelly, of Westville,
is Ilia guest J'f Dr. K
jf Kutlodge, this week.
?Miss Margaret te 11??hoT of
York county, is visiting the faultily
ol Mr. W. B. Knight.
?Mrs. Jno. J. Blackmon has
** gone to Anderson to visit her
friend, Mrs. W. W. Home.
? The new church of the Ker
shaw Biplists will he dedicated
Sunday. The sermon will be
preached by Rev. J. H IVddridge.
?The southern ami southwestern
portions of tho# county were
visited by a fine rain Thursday
afternoon. L-mcastt r got only m
light shower.
i ?At a recent meetinc of the
trustees of the Antioch school,
Mr. 11. II. Rowell was unaniinbus
Iv elected teacher for the next
9, ses-uon to open July 30th.
?Mrs. J. A. Nisbet and little
daughter Abbie, of Wild wood,
^~Fla.,is visiting at the home of Mr.
Frank Nisbet and other relatives
near Jacksonham.
? Moody Langley, the 17 > earold
son of Mi. John M. Langley,
died Thursday evening cf typhoid*
teVAr nt f !>a hnmt> ?.f hi- I - iliur
Horn.
July 8, J900, to Iiov. and Mrs.
W. C. Ewart, a son.
July 10, 1900, to Mr. and Mrs.
E. E. Cloud, a daughter.
July 10, 1900, to Mr. and Mrs,
L. S. Elliott, a daughter.
In Favor of Mr. Shute.
In the ease of H. H. Shute
against the Manchester Fire Insurance
Co., taken up by R. E.
A R. B. Allison, the supreme
court has sent the case back for
a new trial in the circuit court.
Narrow Escape of Col. Springs'
Itwelllng.
About half past one o'clock
Wednesday morning the alarm of
fire was given and the community
rushed out to find that the res
ideuceof Col. Springs was on fire,
or had been on fire, for the fire
had been put out before many got
there. When the alarm was given
Ool. Springs jumped out of bed
and started to his front door to
locate the fire little dreamiing
that it was his own domicile that
was about to go up in ashes and
smoke. When he got into the
hall he discovered that his house
was afire. He rushed out there
and began throwing water upon
the fire and soon several others
got there and in less than five
minutes from the time the alarm
had been given, the fire was out.
Nothing but prompt action could
ever have saved i he property, for
everything favored rapid combustion,
and the tlames were
reaching from the ground at the
rear steps almost to the roof, and
they looked exceedingly angry.
But fortunately the fire was ai'
on the outside surface except in
some latice work and window
blinds, and consequently the
prompt action against it was successful.
The fire started from a bucket
I kii Nniittn mat tnw uuun carelessly
Isft on the steps after taking
then from the stove that evening.
It was discovered by some par
ties who were returning from a
tish fry at Landsford.
The loss is fully covered by
insurance.
A singular coincidence in connection
with this fire is, that
some yeare ago when Mr. H. (1.
Mcllwain was living in that house
it was discovered to be afire at
the rear. The fire started from a
pan of ashes just as this one did,
and it was discovered by some
parties returning from a fish fry
at Landsford, as this was, and
? i < i ? - *
<i do lit me name Hour 111 the night.
Bent Remedy for Stomach and
Bowel Troubled.
"I have been in the drug business
for 'JO years and have sold most all of
the proprietary medicines of any
note. Among the entire list I have
never found anything to equal Chamberlain's
Colin,Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy for all stomach and bowel
troubles," says O. W. Waketlild, of
Columbus, Oa. "This remedy cured
two severe cases af cholera morbus in
my family*and I have recommended
and sold hundreds of bottles of it
to my customers to their entire satisfaction.
It affords a quick and sure
oure in a pleasant form." For sale by
J. F. Mackey A Co.
The Union Meet inn.
The union meeting of the
Moriah association will be held
with the Spring Hill Baptist on
July 27, 28 and 29, beginning at
11 a, m.
Devotional exercises from 11
to 11 :30.
Introductory sermon?organization.
4 1vl . a - * * *
i "iiai relation Mould the
Christian austain towards the
civil government??Rev. R. E.
Small.
2. The objects of church discipline?J.
T. Black roon.
3. The church at work?Rev.
R. J. Blackmon.
4. Is the principle of grace in
Christianity at war with the
world??Rev. Jahez Ferris,
5. Prohibition?Rev, Wil
liatn Faile.
6 ?Education?E. B Lingle.
Malaoirtan can And a lprimtnent in the *ya
lem while ibr Uvor la in jmrfect order. DrM.
A '>81 man ma Lifer Medicine In the brwi
Kog nlator.
%
.
The Turn
of Llfo
This la a orltloal period
In the Ufa of every woman
and no mistakes should
be modem
The one reoognhted and
reliable help for women
who are appremohlng and
passing through this
wonderful ohange la
That the utmost rellanoe
oan be placed upon this
great medicine Is test!
fled to by an army of
grateful women who have
boon helped by ft*
Mrsm Plnkham, who has
the greatest and most
suoeessful experience In
the world to qualify her,
will advise you froo of
ohargom Hor address Is
Lynn, Mass* Write to hor.
Meeting of Chairmen of Democratic
Executive Committee?.
Lancaster, July 12, 1900.
At a meeting of the chairmen
of the Democratic Executive
Committees of the counties in
the fifth congressional district
and sixth judicial circuit held in
Lancaster on July 12th the following
schedule of campaign
meetings was arranged for the
candidates for congress and tolic
itor in the several counties.
York.?Aug. 1, 2, 3 and 4lh.
Chester.?Aug. 6, 7, 8 and 9th.
Lancaster.? Aug. 10, 11, 13th.
Chesterfield.?Aug. 15, 16, 18,
f . 1 * - !i Ti '
ooncuors?t airueui.
Kershaw.?20, 21, 22nd.
Cherokee.?23, 24, 25, 2/th.
The places of meeting to he
fixed by the county chairman for
their respective counties and any
other changes that may he found
to he necessary and all to he published
in the county papers in
each county at hr early a date as
possible. J. F. Nisbkt,
Chairman Lancaster Co.
Union Service*.
During the summer months
from July to October there will
l _ 1 ^
u0 union services eaci1 Sunday
night, meeting first in one church
and then in another. The service
each Sunday night, will be con
ducted by one of the resident pastore,
each taking his turn. The
following plan will be observed
during the month of July :
1st. Sunday night, at A. R I*.
Church, Rev. Chalmers Fraser.
2d. Sunday night, at Methodist
Church, Rev. W. C. Kwart.
3d. Sunday night, at Presbyte
rian Church, Rev. A. N. Brunson.
4th. Sunday night, at A. R. P.
Church, Rev. J. H. Boldridge.
This plan will appear each
week.
Notice of Com/>etitlve Examination
for Winthro/t Scholamhi/>?.
The Winthrop competitive examination,
advertised elsewhere,
will be held at Lancaster court
house on July 20, from 9 a. tn. to
4 p. m. Miss Paris Neal having
graduated, there is now a vacant
scholarship to be awarded to the
most successful applicant. That
this examination may be perfect
ly fair, all applicants are asked
to bring h lunch, ho it will not
be necessary to leave the court
house till the examination is over.
By order of County Board ot
Education. J H. Thompson,
Chairman.
Paring last May an infant child rf
our neighbor was sutP-ring fro.n
cholera infantum. 'I'he doctors had
given up all hopes of recovery.
I took a hottle of chamberIain's
folic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Renedy to the house, telling them I
felt sure it would do good if used according
to direotlons. In two days
time the obild had fully recovered.
The child is now vigorous and heal- '
thy. I have recommended this remedy |
frequently and have never known It I
to fail.?Mrs. Curtis Raker, Rnokwal- 1
ter, Ohio. Hold by F. Maokey Co.
Our Chineae Policy.
Washington, July 12.?"Onto
Pekin" is the policy adopted by
our government. It is said that
regardless of the issues raised as
to the authenticity of the Inst
Chinese note our government is
determined not to relax its efforts
to reach Pekin and get in touch
with Conger, if alive, and to pun
ieh the Chinese if he is dead.
Devoured by Cannibals.
Victoria, B C., July 12.?Bushmen
Irom Cape Oxlord, according
to a letter received by the Mio
wera from Sidney, were killed
and eaten by cannibals on the
coast of New Britain.
The most horrifying part was
when several men were captured
alive and dragged to the scene of
the least their bodies were to
provide. They were clubbed and
afterwards roasted and eaten.
This tribe of native ghouls is
one of the most notorious in the
islands for man eating, who kill
for food solely. The victims were
nui an Kinea al once, Home of
them witnessing the killing of
their comrades and the (irst part
of the cannibal feast.
Raisea Onions, Not Cain.
Lenhardt Williams, of this
city, yesterday sold 18 bushels of
fine onionn to different grocery
firms in Greenville. They were
of the Prize Taker and Yellow
Denver variety and were raised
on the farm of Mr. William
uncle, R. F. Lenhardt, near Eas
ley. Mr. Lenhardt has an acre in
onions and so far has gathered
120 bushels. He is one of the
most successful farmers in Pickens
county.?Greenville News.
Maud Said "Hello."
Lexington, Ky., July 12.?Maud
Matthews, 10 years old, who has
been buried alive since Monday
under a hvpnotic spell, was disinterred
today. Her first yrord
was "Ilello."
SCHEDULE STATE CAM
I'AIUN 1WM).
Georgefeowri, Tuesday July 10
Kingstree, Wednesday " 11
Florence, Thursday 44 12
Marion, Friday 44 13
Conway, Monday 44 16
Bennettavllle, Wednesday 44 18
Darlington, Thursday 44 19
Chesterfield, Saturday. . 44 21
C&.-r.dcr., Monday 44 28
Lancaster, Wednesday 44 25
Chester, Thursday 44 26
Winnsboro, Friday 44 27
Yorkville, Saturday 44 28
Gaffney, Monday 44 30
Spartanburg, Tuesday 44 31
Union, Wednesday Aug. 1
Newberry, Friday. 44 3
Laurens, Saturday 44 4
Greenville, Monday 44 6
Pickens, Tuesday 44 7
Walhalla, Thursday 44 9
Anderson, Friday 44 10
Abbeville, Saturday 44 11
Green wood, Monday . 44 13
Aiken, Wednesday '4 15
Edgefield, Thursday 44 16
klii I m /i n it <!? " *
vmiuuri, nnuu uaj .
Iyexington, Tuesday " '21
Columbia, Wednesday " 22
WIT,IE JONES, Clim'n.
U. X. Ounteh, Secretary.
Ue Witt's Little Early Risers itra famous
llttlo pills for liver and bowel troubles. Never
Krlpe. Crawford Bros. d-w-s.
The conditions in the iron and
steel trade still continues unfavorable.
Notice Discharge.
N'OTICE Im hereby given that on the flth day
of August. lOUt). the uotlerslgnrd as the
administrator of the estate of Mrs. M M
HARTS ELL, deceased, will make ilnal ret irn
and settlement to the Probate Court of I.an
caster C ounty, state aforesaid, and apply to
said Court for a final discharge as such a ntintutrat'.r
.1 1>. FCKDERBURK. Admr.
July ?, IHOO - 30d
N^OTICE i? hereby given ttiat on
the llth day of August, lftIK), the
undersigned as Executor of the estate
of Mrs. AmorandH Roweil, deceased,
will tile his final return, and make application
to the Probate Court for said
county and State for a final discharge
as such Executor.
.1 E HOWVIT Vw??
filly 7, UHH>. ' lm. '
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
It artificially digests the food aod aids
Nature Id strengthening and reconstructing
the exhausted dtgsetlve organs.
Jt is the latest discovereddlgestsot
and tonic. No oilier preparation
can approach It in efficiency. It Instantly
relieves and permanently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea.
Sick Headache, Oastralgla.Crampsand
all other result* of imperfect digestion.
Price 50c ana fl. Large sise contains tH times
mall life. Book all aboutdyiipepslamaliedfree
Preporsd by C. C. DeWlTT a CO , CI)leogo.
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BIG
SAL
SUMMER
J,
I ....THE TIME HAS
SLAUGHTEI
That means loss to I
YOU. Everything i
season. No summer
carried over. The til
while thev are in de
I is NOW. * We throw
MIDDLE CO
All kinds of dress fabr
dies, Dimities, Percales,
Fancy Ducks and fine Di
all the season at 8, 10, i
marked down to 5 cents,
so come quick if you wisl
bing. A lot of shirts pick
AT A BIG A
I Two lots of men's fin
with two detached collars
good value at 75 cents, 01
We are running off our li
/r <? 11 ^ TT" cj ^,
xvxxxxxTlGry &Td
What i9 left we will s<
are no longer contrary ah
Sailors at 5 cents and u]
half price. Trimmed hat
I /-? -
|v.rive us a call; you will b
SUMMER
and Slippers are going fc;
from i*g because we save
to 51 <*i every pair. We
shoes as well as every thin
A Word to t
..IS SUFFIi
Bear in mind this sigi
|times and under all circi
I are lower than the lowest
aim to undersell all comp<
Now We A:
Underse
Our Own Se
This cut price sale mea
low prices are very gre
trust our friends will reaj
slaughter sale.
I Yours for the biggest bar
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it Price
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GOODS I
COME TO....
\ prices!
IS, but gain to
must go in its
goods will be
ne to unload is
mand, and that
them upon the
iTTT\TrPTr/R Q I
ics, such as Organ-|
Piques, Crashes, I
*ess Ginghams, sold
2 1-2 and 15 cents, I
This is a grab lot, 3
1 to be at the grab-1]
:ed up
bargain!
c Negligee Shirts,
and one pair cuffs,
ir price only 50 cts.
ne of
r\nlr 1 > 1
i/oav. 1 / t
ell very cheap. We
>out prices. Misses
p ; ladies' Sailors at
s from 25 cents up.
e delighted.
shoes
. . 1_ _ 1 ?
pi, cveryDoay ouys
them from 25 cents J
are the people fori
ig else.
he Wise
HENT..J I
nificant fact. At all!
imstances our pricesI
It is our chiefestl*'
itition.
re... I
>lling....
ilves.
ns that our usually
latly reduced. We
> the benefit of this
~ ~ ^ _c i-u
ui me season,
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