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m " i i Wednesday, August 15,1900. r Short Locals. ?Mr. Sam Roberts lost a line i mule Monday. ?Mrs C. J. B, Gregory is visiting friends in Kershaw. ?Mr. Ira Duulap, of Rock Hill, was in town yesterday ?STORE room to rent on Main street. Apply to II. M. JohVson. ?Mrs. W. L. Peguese and grandson, of Roc;* Hill, are visiting in Lancaster. ?Dr. II V. Massey, of Mat^ 1 _ VT /? ? ? mews, in. v; , is visiting lus daughter, Mrs. W. II. Burns. ? W J. Snipes maie Item 1 ? acres of land one liuinlriMl mhI s:\iy g 111?in^ 01 tool issc.'!?. ? Miss Edna (4 re gory is teaching tlio Sims 'school durinn Mr Jno Ik- lilakeney's illness. ?Mr. \V. 1?. Moore, of Yorkvillc, was in town yesterday loo ing after his telephone bus mess. ? A. .1. Norris, l^q. , one of the oldest members of the Edgelield bar died Sunday after a long illness ?The Lancaster Rifles will meet at the courthouse tonight ?Wednesday. All the members are requested to ho present '?Mrs Mary MeAteer, an esteemed lady, and widow of the late E. M. MeAteer, died on Friday* last, aged 74 years. ^ ?There will be services in the Episcopal church next Sunday morning at I 1 o'cloc , conm ducted by the Rev J W. Onnw* toy Johnson. ?The county campaign began yesterday The first meeting being at Belair, and today the candidates will speak at Vanwvc I * ? Mr. .1. .1. lii M-k>n'>n 1ms r.'ii ted the FunderburK s>ioie u.i the corner of Main and Gay streeta and will move his stocks in thtre about tho 1st. proximo. ?Stray Hog.?A fine black Berkshire sow, taken up one week atro last Saturday. Has live tine pigs. Owner must apply at the magistrate's oiftee, Lancaster, S. C. ?Mr. J. Henry Thercll, stenographer to A P. Brown, came up Tuesday evening to witness the game of base ball played between Heath Springs and * Lancaster. f ?Married, at the residence of the officiating Notary Public ffc 011 Sunday, 12th inst, Mr. J. W. Starnes and Miss .Jennie Griffin, Mr. George Griffin and Miss Julia Belle were marriedall of Union county, N. 0/ ?Mr. Edward Starnes, ol vVaxhaw, NO, and Miss Mobley Williams, drughtqr of Mr Thornwell Williams of this county were married on last Wednesday night, by Rev. S. N. Watson. It has l>e?n demonstrated hy experience that consumption can t?o prevented bv the t-arlv use of One Minute OouiMi Cure Th's Is the favorite remedy for coords, oolde, eroap k asthma. grlppo and oil t?ir??.? end lung trou B hies. Cure* quickly. Crawford iiro-. -d.a b Death of Mr*. Tol*on. The many friends here of Mrs G. M. Tolson will regret to A innm /.f tlin /lnotli /if tliiu '?/i"'l ^ IU(?I It Ul U4\' Ml (llll Ml fllio ^UUU lady, which occurred on the 7th inst. at her home in Hartford, . N. C Rev. Mr Tolson, her luishand, was at one time pastor of tlie Baptist church of Lancaster and during his pastorate, lie an<l estimable wife made many warm and lasting friends who sympathize with the bereaved husband in his sad loss DrWltt'n Mttle Karlv Uiaer* are fantntni littlu ptllfi for Mv??r nnd bowel trouble*. N'ru i a ripe Crawford Uron. d-w-n. Caught Stealing Wheat Sunday afternoon Mr. J. B. Connor cauirht Will Craw fori! colored, stealing two bushels of wheat from the barn of Mr. W T Gregory 011 his La than farm to Will was promptly arrested and landed in jail to await trial at the next term of the highei court. / * . ? One Minute CVuurU Cure 1* thoonlv httrmle*remedy thw p . uqa- lump diuto rmr.iltA Trj It, Crow ford Itjro*. 7^, i d w IIruth Springs-Lancaster If sr Halt Game. The game was called at 5 1 o'clock by Umpire Reece Wil, liams with Croxton at the bat t for Heath Springs. . * Heath Springs?O Croxton, t 1 p ; It L Turner, 2b ; E L Cren- * shaw, ss; M L Beckham, If; ? J (J Turner, lb; W A Beckham, ^ cf ; J L Turner, 3b ; .1 E Mobley, t rf ; Rob Hilton, c. ^ Lancaster?Perry Mackey, p ; u J. Caskey, 3b; B C Hough, ss; J, W Davis, c; I) Jo lies, cf ; F 0 Burns, 2b; S Williams, lb; E ? . C Cunningham, rf; M Clyburn, 8 lf- 'I The above is the line up of the two teams. The game be- t 1 gan by loose playing on the part N of Lancaster, but they gradually ^ improved till the score stood r even. Then Lancaster, by her ? i:oo<l batting and their better 1 acquaintance with the grounds, 1 gained two scores, but failed to maintain her gain Heath t Springs held the score even for the next three innings with bard v playing on both sides Then on t the Till nuing Heath Springs ? made six runs on Lancaster's 1 poor play in.' Lancaster did * 'some hard playing, but lleath o Springs beat her by 18 to 11. r It was a good, close game * throughout, well played. Kor burns. Injuries, piles anil skin diseases use DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. It is the otipinal. Counterfeits mav be offered. Use only DeWltt's. Crawford Bros. d-w-s. ...... i Spen king Saturday. According to appointment the candidates for congress and 1 solicitor spoke to the people t here last Saturday. Only four a of the candidates were present, n Messrs McDow and Hough for C solicitor and Strait and Finley li for congress. We were inform- s ed by a 'phone message from 1 Mr. Henry, candidate for solici- tl tor that he was unable to come t on account of a very sore foot. 1 Mr. Tlios. F. McDow, candidate o for solicitor was the first intro- t duced and made a good talk. I He said he was a Lancaster o county man, although he had j; adopted York county as his t ' home, lie spoke of Mr. Hough v as the young senator from Lnn- n caster county said that Hough a was a very ambitious young g i man of an aspiring mind, con- n tinually looking for something i higher. Mr. McDow is a splen- t did orator and would make a t good prosecuting attorney. Mr. t VV. C. Hough was next introduced, said he was at home ; a the people all knew and that it s was not necessary for him to e make a speech. He said Mr. 4S McDow spoke of his having C been elected to till the office of d state senator and then right in |< llio ini.l.llc r?f 11 itni'm lm ic T running for solicitor said his having senator has helped him ( in this race, lie wanted the of- j lice for the money that is in it, . for the honor that is in it and j for the help that is in it. Mr. , Hougli is a bright young man ^ and would make a good solicitor. I)r. Strait was the next y ' speaker 11(5 gave us an outline t( of the eases which led to the war with Spain and the war in the Philippines. The doctor j said the war was waged for po1 litical purposes and not for humanity's sake, that he had voted against those measures. He said the people said he was k mistaken when he said two t years ago that McLaurin was a ? 1 traitor, but time has proved v that he was right and the peo- t pie are with him now The doc- c tor said if he had time he would t tell ns what relation the tariff ii sustains to the trusts, said they were closely linked together. Doctor is as true as steel. Mr. Finley was the last speaker. ITe t, gave an account of his steward* c ship, said he went to congress i as a Democrat, always voted o with the Democrats and our r ; representative had stood by us ( in every particular and if elect- t ed would do his duty. There ( was a very large crowd in at- e tendance and trave the speakers s earnest attention J. F. N. t f . ? .'Through the month* of June and July our hab'y teathing and took j a running oft of the bow**!* and sicklie** of the stomach," pays O. I*. M. I Holiday, of Deming, Ind. "Ilia bowels v . would move from Ave to (tight times a day. I had a bottle of Chamberlain'* OoHc, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy n in Ihe house and gave him four drop* I i in a tenapoonful of wafer and he got I J 1 D?r at orifp " Sold hy J. F. Mackey i A Co. 1 OVARIAN TROUBLES. !ifdl? E. PtnkkHiii'* Coiitpntini CnrM Tlim -Two Lnttrri from Women "Dear Mrs. Pinkiiam:?I write t< ell you of the good Lydia E. Pink tarn's Vegetable Compound has don< ne. I was sick in bed about five weeks The right side of my abdomen paincc ne and was so swollen and sore that j ould not walk. The mwnrirr^iri ioctor told my hus>and I would have to indergo an operation. This 1 refused to do intil I had given your |'T^Vv\Jf? i nedicineatrial. lieore I had taken A/ >no bottle the j??. w ; welling !\ \ Yj fan t? disap- I <?>! 7 ffl lear. I cam- ! "S-- , ]/? I inued to uae f-V tjS 'our medicine ^?~~nmt \ intil the swelling Jm \ vns entirely gone. In * Vlten the doctor Hi * -* ^ amo he was very ^ uuch surprised to ee me so much 0 1 letter."?Mrs. Mary Smith, Arllngtog owa. " Dear Mrs. Pinkiiam:?I was sick fo wo years with falling of the womb, ant n (lamination of tlieovariesand bladtlAi was bloated very badly. Myleftlin vould swell so I could not step on OOt. 1 lllld Hiirh hoorini. .1. Vvw?iu^ uu\> ii ould not straighten up or walk aeroA he room and such shooting pa ins woul< :o through ine that I thought I coul< lot stand it. My mother got me a bottli if Lydia K. Pinkliam's Vegetable Com ?onnd and told me to try it. i took sii (Ottles and now, thanks to your won lerful medicine, 1 am a well woman." -Mna. Elsie Biiyan, Otisville, Mich. THE DOOKN OF FLEHSON lesieged by Young Men?Appli cations lor 1901. Clemson College, August 11.? 'resident llartzog has requeste< his cot respondent to make tin nnouncement that no more nee< take application tor entrance a Jlemson this fall. Hundred ave already been rejected am till the applications come in Venty six were rejected yester ay. Many are making npplica ions tor entrance in Septembei 901. It is a pity that the door I any college have to be shut ii he lace of an earnest young man ?ut at the present there is n ther course to be pursued at I hi ilaee. While on a trip througl no counlry recently this write rus besieged by numbersnt youu, iien, some of whom had mad pplications and some no', beg ing that some arrangements In lade by which they might go nto college. It was indeed ban o tie compelled to tell thorn tha here was no possihie chance fo hem. In addition to the lecturer nnounced tor tlie Farmers' In titnte, Col. II. B. Watson, a sue essful fruit grower ot Ring pring, will be here, as will Mi J. K. Ball, oI the agricultura epartmenl at Washington. Th allowing letter was received b; )r vpsf^ril.iv Dear Sir?In reply to your let er of July 13 with reference I aving a representative of ihi apartment attend your Farmers nstitute meeting beginning o August 3, I have to say that Mi J. II. Hall of the division c grostelogv will be pleased t isit you and make an address o (trasses and Forage Plants. )n receipt of this letter pleas tiro what day you desire Mi fall to he at Cletnson. Respect lull v, James Wilson, Secretary. Colonel Newman has lor year icon trying to get the farmers r his state to see the great valu f grasses and especially the pe ine. A close observer will nc ice that wherever there is a tin roj) of cotton and corn this yea he stubble fields have been sow a peas.?The State. A l'olson Foot. Mr. Fiditor?Allow me to sa o the Democratic voters of yon ounty, through your paper, tha have been denied the privileg >f a canvass in the soliciloria huo uy reason ?>i a poisoned 1001 attended only three meeting* ii Chester county?near home?an onnd it aggravated the trould very time. It is doubtful if it i ale for me during these hot day o attempt attendance at an lioro of the meetings As soor inwever, as my physician think t safe for me to travel, 1 wil tart again. I think it due 1h 'oters ami myself to state ttiii nd ask my friends to take car if whatever interest 1 may has n the canvass. Yours very truly. J. K IIbnry, For Tub Enterprise s Dry Creek Dots. Mr. Editor :?Rain is needed ii ' this section ol the county ; it ii , very dry and hot though we bnv< . slight appearance of rain at thii 1 time. 1 The protracted meeting at Nov Hope was a great success having received eleven members. Mr Little was assisted by the Rev Mr, Hough We are sorry to say that Mis" Salllie Carter who has been ven sick tor sometime is no better There is some other sickness it this Riction but none that ii serious. Mrs. L. M. Crenshaw who ha been visiting in this section ha ret urned* to her home in Kershaw Miss Eula Baker is visiting lie I uncle Mr. S. M Bailey. .Miss Minnie Williams wh< has been visiting relatives her has returned to her homo accom r panied bv Miss Maud William* * Miss Nonie Caskey spent a lev ^ days last week with her cousin I Miss Mamie Caskev, of Bleasan Hill. Mrs. Maggie Truesdel and chil \ dren, who have been visiting he s parents in this vicinity, has re * turned to her home in Kershaw Miss Ida Crenshaw, of Ker " shaw, is visiting triends and rel nf i v'pg in ft lie noin Miss Ethel Vanl.mdingham i spending the week with her uncle Mr. W. T. Vanlandingham. Dr. J. N. Taylor, who has beei visiting his parents at York, hai returned. ^ Mr. and Mrs. I'rice, of Char e lotte, visited the latter's sister j Mrs. J. A. Cant hen, last week. I Rev. \V. M. Perry, of Darling s ton, who has been assisting in i 1 protracted meeting at Heat I u Springs, visited relatives in thi locality recently. He was accom panied by Mr. Moblev of Heat I Springs. Hustler. 3 Aug. 15. 1000. l, A Life mid Dcnlli I'lulit. 0 "r. A. Illnes of Manchester, la s writing of his almost mi ctilous es cape from <leath, says; .xposure af h ter measles induced iung trouble r which ended in Consumption. I hai (t freqm r?t hemorrhages and coiighei ^ night and day. All my doctors said P must soon die. Then 1 began to us . Dr. King's \ew Discovery for Con sumption, which completely cured mr a i v.'cnId ;;; t be without it even if i t coat $5.00 a bottle. Hundreds havi j used it on my recommendation ant all say it never fails to cure Throat 1 Chest and Lung troubles." Jtegula r size 50c and $1.00. Trial bottles frei at Crawford Bros, drug itore. 4. S " " " Titers nro no Potior ptPsmiule than DcWttl' L'ttle Karly Miser*. Always prompt unci coi tain. Crawford llros. d-w-s P fsij.l ilnrini' Kitnoctiincv. Klm'nuntt Snnai ' Vic WItir or Tablets cheer and tftt enjthe J Mo'hcr, Shor'cn Labor ;ui<l Hob Coriflnetnsn of Its 7?rror?. e u ^ I?r. M. A Simmons Liver M?d trine Clear the < omploxlon. (rtven Rouvanoy to the Mind cores Headache. Regulates Stomach, Uowel ami I.iter. S IlornnfemonW of Menstrual Functions nrr , duc? Miscarriage sitnmaaH fcquaw Vine Win ? or Tablets correct tin: derangements Mother* wlshtn/ stout healthy sMrls ahpul f a\v- them Simmons Squaw Vine Wine or Tat ?l lets as they approach puberty. I 11 Muhtotrlun can IInd a lo'lirementin^the sv? 9 tent while the Liver is In perfect orW-r. f)i M. A 'Simmons Livtr Medicine Is the bet ? Regulator. _ ..A, r tyfar/eQurcAscm? positions" guaranteed, Under $3,000 Cash Deposit. 'I flal road Faro Paid g Open all year to Both Vary Cheap Board tieorgia-A laliam.t Business College, il Macon, Georgia ) - ? ii i ? 0 Registration Notice. r rpilE PUBLIC will take notice tha " J_ the Registration Bonks will b open at 'lit- COURT JIOUME for th registration of partiws entitled to r?^ ister n?d?r I U? constitution, on tn 1st Monday t Tuesday In each montl until 80 days preceding the genera V election. J. M.CASKKT, r ("hair. Bd. Keg. Lain aster Co. ^ March 7, 1900. e 1 S#/A AI nuuui : Dyspepsia Cure y Digests what you oat. 11 It artificially digest* the food and aid ? Hature in eirenelbealnf and recoi ii etructiiig tke?xhau*t?d digeetiveoi fane. It lithe la'eetdiecoeereddigotl <* ant and toule. Mo other preparatlo oaa approach It ia efflcleucy. It ti etantly reiand peraaaaeatly cun ?Ttpepeia, ladlgeetloD, Meartburi ? 1 Flatuleaoe, Smir Stomaak, Nau?ei Sick eadaeke, eateelgia,Cramp* an ! all other reeult*of imperfect digeatloi PrlceSOc. mid V. LniireaiMcent*fe*aMtlin< | email bIzo. ltookallah uidy.ipepslanmiiedfn I Prepared by C- C DeW'XT a CO.. Cblcog< ( v \sh Store. Dut Price GOODS! V Ganson C I t SUMMER s JS M fOBBSHTTrl itSVir j^ZS r E | .... TilK TIME h r> I l> ;SLAUa-HT] i That means loss 1 t YOU. Everythin season. No sum r ; carried over. The while they are in iis NOW. We thi MIDDLE C All kinds of dress f dies, Dimities, Perca Fancy Ducks and fine all the season at <S, 10 marked down to 5 cent so come quick if you \ bing. A lot of shirts \ AT A BIQ Two lots of men's with two detached coll . gg??d vaiue at 75 cents " E Wc are running off ou !. tMillinary ? \\ru~t- i~ff :i ?V lid V 13 Itl I \VC (VII 1 J arc no longer contrary J iSailors at 5 cents anc I- half price. Trimmed h SGive us a call; you wi . \ SUMME] I ?and Slippers arc goinj. I from us because we sa to $1 on every pair. \ H shoes as well as everyl j I A Word t : sdf: - i. _ _ a P Bear in mind this times and under all c i. are lower than the low 1 aim to undersell all coi ; J Now We . . U ncler | Our Own * Iihis cut price sale n low prices are very trust our friends will i slaughter sale. Yours for the biggest THE OA '* I 1 \ CAS : MS CO Alt: TO ... 3r prices! to US, but gain to ig must go in its iner goods will be i time to unload is demand, and that row them upon the )ounters abrics, such as Organles, Piques, Crashes, Dress Ginghams, sold , 12 1-2 and 15 cents, ;s. This is a grab lot, vish to be at the grab-l kicked up bargain! fine Negligee Shirts,! lar-^ a nrl nn r nair r.siffc I , our price only 50 cts. r line of Stock, heap 1 0~1l -l i*r_ 1 S^ll VCiy MICd p. VVC r about prices. Misses I up ; ladies' Sailors at hats from 25 cents up. II be delighted. FtSHOES \ fast; everybody buys ve them from 25 cents \T .1 ? ' vc are tne people tori thing else. o the Wise FICIENT.. significant fact. At all I ircumstances our prices I est. It is our chiefestl n petition. A,re... I selling.... | Selves. I leans that our usually| greatly reduced. We| "cap the benefit of thisR bargains of the season, NSON H STORE. ii 11 mm i????JU