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k ^ ?-:: " COTTON AND PRODUCE * MARKET. July 21, 1900. COTTON. w Strict good middling 10 PRODUCE. flutter (good) per pound 12}? Kggs, per dozen 12 Chlokens 18 to 20 Corn, per bushel 05 llama (home raised) pee pound. . 10 Shoulders (home raised) per lb 8 Saturday, July 28, 1900. Short Locals. r?Mrs. F. M. Hough, of Fort Lawn, is visiting relatives here. .... nr u.nn,n ? iMio. f? iu^iy . iiiVMY ii ucui to Cleveland springs Thursday. ? ?M. J. Hough, Esq., ol the Yorkville bar. spent a lew dayfc in Lancaster this w< ek. ? Mr. L. J. Cunningham visit 9 e? 1 ins brother in Hock Hill, re turning yesterday. ? Mr. T. (J. Ilonuh, ol Char loite, spent ?overat days with ktuslolk hero recently. ?Mr. .V.J. Clark editor of tho ENTKHPUisifi returned Fr> day from Cleveland Springs. ?Col. li. E. Allison and Major J. M. liiddle are attending: Dis trict conlerence at Hickory Grove ?Dr. R. M. Galloway returned yesterday from a visit to his old home in Darlington. ?Misses Nettie Walk up and Katie Huey, ol Walkup. N C., visited friends in Lancaster thisweek. ^ ?Mr. S. R. Rhodes who was elected to the Buffalo school in Kershaw county opened school Monday. ? The appoin'ment for preach ing at A. R. P. church for Sabbath, at 11 o'clock, is withdrawn. ?Mrs. Hassy Hood and ^Irs. W P Hannaff i-nnirnnd fi-rtm > I visit to Cleveland Springs last Thursday. ?The Rev. J. M. Whit? will preach in the Presbyterian % church Sabbath night?union sermon. ?Mr. .1. E. Taylor and children returned yesterday from a week's visit to relatives and friends near Catawba Junction. ?Mr. J as. Ii. Massey, Jr., returned yesterday from Hickory Grove, where he went to attend the District conference. ?Work has been commenced on the new brick building of Dr. M. P. Crawford. Mr. W. B. JP Knight has the ci .tract. ?Messrs. J. F. Nisbet and B.F. Miller attended the meeting of ^ the State Alliance in Columbia Wednesday, an account of which will appear in our next issue. ?Mr. T. J. Gregory and little son, of Kershaw, passed al l. T i. iiuvjugu uauunnwi uii nieir return home from Clevelnnd Springs. ?Prof, and Mrs.T. N. Rhodes and their youngest son Frank will leave today for a month's visit to their old home in Darlington. ?The Lancaster courthouse Alliance will meet in the courthouse Thursday, Aug. 2d, at 3 o'clock p. m. E. Everall,, Sec. ?Mr. Julius Ghent, of Flint ^ Ridge, died Tuesday afternoon last of dropsy and chronic diarrhoea. He served in the Civil war, and was at the time of his ^ death 62 years old. His remains were buried at Union church. Death of an Aaffert Man, Mr. Sam Ingram, an aged man, living near Riverside, died late Wednesday evening. He was about 75 years old. His remains were buried Thursday in the Old \\T I i uMimw cenieiory. Bent Kemwly for (ttomacli mid Bowel Trouble*. "I have been in the drug business for 30 yearn and have nnld mnnt ail of the proprietary medicines of any note. Among the entire lint I have never found anything to equal Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea | Remedy for all stomach and bowel v troubles," nays O. W. Wakeflild, of Coitimbun, Oa. "Thin remedy cured two severe cases af cholera morbus in my family and [ have recommend4 *d and sold hundreds of bottles of it to my customers to their entire satisfaction. It affords a quick and sure cur# In a pleasant form." For sale by J. F. Mackey A Co. The Meeting at Kernhate. The campaign mooting hole at Kershaw, Tuesday, thougl not .a regular schedule meeting was well attended by botl speakers and citizens of Kor sliaw, Chesterfield, Chester ant Lancaster counties. The atten tion given the spoakers was good and every candidate was allowed to have his say without interruption. The ladies of the town of Kershaw presented Col Hoyt with a silken banner which he accepted most grace fully. During last May an infant child ol our neighbor was suffering from cholera infantum. The doctors had given up all hopes of recovery, I took a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to the house, telling them I felt sure it would do good if used according to directions. In two dayt time the child had fully recovered The child is now vigorous and healthy. I have recommended this remedy frequently and have never known it to fail.?Mrs. Curtis Haker, Uookwalter, Ohio. Sold by .1. F. Mackey A Co. Hail S'orm Near t'nUg. Mr. Abol Nelson, of the Unity neighborhood, was in town Friday and reports that there was a very heavy wind and hail storm in his section 011 last Sunday afternoon. Several of the f.armers sustained heavy loss, A liml) from a tree near Mr, Nelson's house was blown ofl and driven through the weather boarding about two feet above the bed in which bis father was lying at the time. The wind apparently came from the north east but several of the neigh bors say it was directly from the north. The supposition is that it was of the whirl wind nature as evidence shows. A good many fruit trees were blown down and damaged One or two colored farmers will suffer an almost entire loss ol crop. The corn crop?as re ported?seems to lie damaged more than cotton. MILLIONS GIVEN AWAY. It is certainly gratiiyfng to the public to know of one concern in the land who are not afraid to b* generous to the needy and suffer ing. The proprietors of Dr. King'i New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds, have given away over ten million trial bottler of this great medicine; and have the satisfaction of knowing it bar absolutely cured thousands of hopeless cases. Asthma,Bronchitis, Hoarseness and all diseases of the Throat, Chest and Lungs are surely cured by it. Call on Crawford Bros. Druggist, and geta free trial bottle. Regular size50c. and $1. Every bottle guaranteed, 01 price refunded. .3 Money Found. Some weeks ago Mr. Hugh It, Blakeney, who lives in the Gills Creek section lost a. sum ol money amounting to #45. He al once offered a reward tor its re turn, hut for some time did not hear anything of it. Several days ago he had reason to suspect that Elliott Thomas, colored, whc lives with him had the money, Mr. Blakeney began to watch foi results, and on Tuesday night, heard the negro and his wife counting the money. Wednes day morning Mr. Blakeney had a warrant sworn out and Constable Connor promptly arrested the negro, who Rtrenously denied the charge. A search warrant was obtained and without very little trouble, using means usually em ployed in such cases, the money was obtained. The nogro's wife wast asked to give up the money, which she very prompti.. A:A 1. ..A- ? iv uiu niuiuui iiiuuii ttUU, 1 ne money was hid in between the logs of the house, and it would have been very hard to find unless by some one familiar with its whereabouts. The amount seeur ed was $12, there being only $3 of the money spent. Mr. Blake ney's pocket hook and trunk kees were also found along with the money. The lew hold* both meteor nnd circulator ol a counterfeit equally guilty. The ilealer whe sells you a dangerous counterfeit of Hewitt's Wltcn R?nt Salve rletes your life to ninke I little larger profit You car not trust him. HeWltt's It the only genuine and orlglna Witch Haiei Salve, a well known cure for pllei aft all 'akin diseases. See that youj dealei gives you HeWltt's Salve. Crawford Flrrm d w a The i Truth [ about women's Mis mam be 4 frankly toM by one woman i to anothorm t * Remember that Mrs* ? Plnkham la a woman Remember that her advice and medicine have oured > a million women of weak. nesaea peouJIar to their aaxm Remember that no man f * vor sees a -letter written to Plnkham for 1 advice, that the letter la : opened, read and answered by women, and no testimonial ever pub, llahed without apeolai permission Remember that Lydla Cm Plnkham' a Vegetable Compound la the recognlxed safeguard of woman's health Remember those things when some other remedy 1 Is suggested, andremem> her them when you want \ advloo. Mrs. Plnkham'm address la Lynn, Mass ' Thin Looks Like Proof Sufiicien Lancaster, July 25, 1900. L B. B. Evans stated to-day oi the speakers' stand that I liac swindled a party in Marlbon county out of $15,000. 1 immediately sent the fol lowing telegram to Col. C. S McCall, who together with A J. Mathesoii and J.N. Drake Trustees,loaned me the $15,000 i I C. S. McCall, Bennettsville, S. C. 5 Barney Evans accuses me o swindling Matheson out of Fif | teen Thousand Dollars. A: trustee of this fund please win ^ me whether this is true or false W. D. Evans. The following is the repb from C. S. McCall: Bennettsvillo, S. O., i July 25, 1000. "Hon. W. D. Evans, Lancaster, S. C. , Telegram received. Accusa tion as to defrauding Mathesoi I false. C. S. McCall." i i And I hereby denounce tin i statement false. W. I>* Evans. w p 1 ? A gentleman recently cured of dyspepalt gave the following appropriate rendering o Burns' fatnoua blessing, "some have meat am can not eat. tin<l some have none that want it > but we have meat and we can eat?Kodol Dys i peps is Cure be thanked." This preparatioi 1 will digest what you eat. It instantly rellevei and radically cures indigestion and all stom ach disorders. Crawford Bros. d-w-s ?Erof. T. N. Rhodes has ac cepted the principalship of th< Kershaw school and will entei 1 upon his duties on the 3d day o ^ September. We congratulate ou; ' ne'ghbors upon their selection oi " Erof. Rhodes whom we regard a* ' an excellent teacher as well as i l a: : _i: :? sir. line uino piiiiHriuu. it e are Borrt that Mr. Rhodes decided to leav< Lancaster, but our loss is Iver snaw's gain. It has been demonstrated by experlenc that consumption can bo prevented bv th earlv use of One Minute Conuh Cure This 1 the favorite remedy f??r rouitn*, colds, croup asthma, frrippo and all throat and lun* trou hies. Cures quickly. Crawford llios d. w k ?Wanted?All the chicken I can net. Highest market prici paid for them. Manley J, l'orter Lancaster, S. C. tf. , ?Mr. J. M. McGarity, of Rich , burg passed through LancaBtei Wednesday on his way to atten< ( the district conference at Hick orv (Irove. While in town lit gave the Enterprise a very pleas aut call. -iThero arc no better pills made than DeWttt'i Little Karly Kiser*. Always prompt ami rer tain. Crawford Itros. d-ws rv tit , rasDjierian South Carolina H EDUCED ratea to lcarding student* Matriculation tec, tuition, room rout ant ) board tor collegiate year to all who can be ac i co.i modated In ttoarding department for 1100 i <;?ol arcommodailonn. Ann moral Influence* coirt-uM of study loading to B A and It. H I degreoa and to graduate w?>rl<. good commrr i cial course. full faculty at experienced teach r era. Next session begins Sept. 8ft, I9??0. F'o catalogue or any Information, apply to tin .liy lift A. E SIENCEK. Clinton, N C. Union Services. The following plan of union services will be observed during the month of August: 1st. Sunday ?A. R. P. church ?Rev. J. H. Boldridge. 2d Sunday.?Methodist Epis1 copal church?Rev. Chalmers 1 Eraser.' 3rd. Sunday. ? Presbyterian church?Rev. W. C. Ewart. } 4th Sunday.?Baptist (at A. p R. P. church)?Rev. A. N. Brunson. Mother' wlshtn* stout healthy jdrl? should jrljo thorn Simmons Squaw Vine Wine or TabI lew as ihoy approach puberty. I . . ? . - Gov. McSweeney refused to : acceed to the request of the citizens committee of Florence ' asking that he return the two colored men charged with rape, 1 thereby averting a lynching. Ono MJnuto Coufch Cure Is the only harmless . remedy tin'produce* immediate results Try ' It. Crawtord Bros. d-w-s SCHEDULE STATE CAMPAIUN 1900 Union, Wednesday Aujf. 1 ' Newht'rrv. Frirtsv " I ------ ~ ? - ?j 9 Laurens, Saturday " 4 > Greenville, Monday " s Pickens, Tuesday " 7 t Walhalla, Thursday u 9 Anderson, Friday " 10 . Abbeville, Saturday.... " 11 " Green wood, Monday " 13 t Aiken, Wednesday ** 15 Edgefield, Thursday " 1# Saludn, Saturday,. " 18 Lexington, Tuesday " 31 * Columbia, Wednesday " 33 1 WILIE JONES, Chm'n. U. X. Gonter, Secretary. ) D. P. Hardin, [ Master Mechanic and Engineer, Is now prepared to do all kinds of REPAIR WORK on Engines, Gins, Saw Mills, Sewing Maf chines, Bicycles, Etc. I respectfully solicit your pat3 ronage and guarantee satisfac3 tion. Will go anywhere in the . country on short notice Am prepared to bore cylinders, place power heads and rings, >r valve seats, etc. Will be found near the factory. July 28 DeWltt's Little Early Risers are famous little pills for liver and bowel troubles. Never Kripe. Crawford Hroa. d-w-a Notice. If you have an old Sewing Machine that runs heavy or is i out of repair in any way, bring it to R. J. COATES & GO'S, store. We have an expert on repairing machines, who will remedy all defects and replace f any broken parts. We can make ; your old machine run as good i as new. Clock's, Too. If you want your Clock repaired, bring it along with your 5 machine. We do both kinds of r work, right, too. Our charges f will he reasonable, and satisfacr tion is guaranteed, or money f refunded. > R. J. COATES <fc CO. % Malaoirtan can tlnd a lodgement in the its torn while the l.l?er is In perfect order. Dr0 M. A Simmons Liter Medicine Is the beet Kegnlutor. luM Sheriffs Sale. c e On the first Monday in August, I will sell under a tax execution one i' LOT situate in the town of Lancaster and bounded by lands Heath, Springs A Co., I,. S. Elliott and the Kedtleld road. Terms of sale CASH, s L. M. OI.Y'U'RN. Sheriff. 0 I>er'inj em-'i. 4' # 1 duc<? MWoaiTt.i,. ? ... or Tablet* correct the d?n ige.nrm* Used during Expectancy. Simmons Squaw Vine Will) 'r Tablets etc i and gtrongthei Mother, Shorten L.vhor and Kob v unflnrmwit X of its Terror*. Ifodol Dyspepsia Cure Digests what yon oat. It artificially digests the food and aide Nature Id strengthening and recon- ; tructlBg the exhausted digestive or* , ' fans. It lithe latestdtscovsreddlgeet* ant and tonic. No other preparation can approach It la efficiency. It In* i etantly rellsvesand permanently cores - Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, lour Stomach, Nausea. ' Blck Headache, Oastralgia,Cramps and all other results of Imperfect digestion. r PrteeSOc. end ft. Large *1m contain SH starts nail site Book ait abousajrtpepetetnaiieilfree Preeera* e? C. C DeWTT SCO.. Cottage. G AN SON CAS Bid ?u SAL SUMMER i L ... TIIE [ SLAUGHTEP That means loss to U I YOU. Everything n season. No summer carried over. The tin while they arc in del Iis NOW. Wc throw MIDDLE CO All kinds of dress fabri dies, Dimities, Percales, Fancy Ducks and fine Dr< all the season at 8, 10, 12 marked down to 5 cents, so come quick if you wish bing. A lot of shirts pick< AT A BIG I Two lots of men's fine with two detached collars I nrr\/>rl 1 r-n Inn of *7** enntc am iguwu v aiuc a I y j ccii uu I We are running off our 1 i 1 [Millinery Stc 1 x-r 1 1 - Ivvnat it lett we wiil se are no longer contrary ab< Sailors at 5 cents and up half price. Trimmed hats Give us a call; you will be SUMMER and Slippers are going f^.: from us because we save t to $1 dn every pair. We shoes as well as everythinj I A Word to tt ..IS SUFFIC Dear in mind this sign .times and under all circu are lower than the lowest, aim to undersell all compel Now We Ai , | Uiidort-e. B r\ n_ uur wwii 00 I This cut price sale mean Blow prices are very gre; trust our friends will reap slaughter sale. Yours for the biggest bar^> thegais | CASH . - * * . ' ' "T >h Store._ . t Price .E of GOME TO.... I PRICES! S, but gain to nust go in its goods will be le to unload is liand, and that n them upon the UNTERS I cs, such as Organ-1 Piques, Crashes,! ess Ginghams, sold 8 \ 1-2 and 15 cents, This is a grab lot, to be at the grabed up BARGAIN i Negligee Shirts, I and one pair cuffs,! r Anlir r" r\ rfp I I p 1 ICC Will y JO C ie of \ *V-fc /-v 0 ?LK3cAi JLJ fl 11 very cheap. Wc| 3ut prices. Missesg ; ladies' Sailors atfl i from 25 cents up.g ; delighted. SHOES I st; everybody buys| 111.111 iiuiu L-CI1 LS M are the people for ? else. le Wise ilENT. | ificant fact. At all| instances our prices! It is ourchiefestj tition. ?p B I T ' j-W H ixxii CJ ^ Ives. I s that our usually! itly reduced. We| the benefit of this* ^ains of the season, jj [SON j STORE/ mmmBmmumnmmmmmmaaKM* I