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| SCRO la many respects Scrofula and Consul eral causes, both ar bones ache, and wl MgSl r the skin, producin good ; the blood is other poisonous mi and leave the svste S. S. S. is the only medicine that can the disease and forces every vestige of jx The roots and herbs from which it is made < SAVE THE OH IE your child has inherited any blood taint, do best blood purifier and blood builder kno children. When my daughter was an infant she had a sev< etant care ot physicians for piore than two years. We almost despaired of her life. A few bottles of f go direct to the cause of the trouble. I<do not believ which are beyond the power of other so-called blo? * Our medical department is in charge J ~?1 1-1 1 J1 vTVtVCUl* OUU UU1CI UlUUll UlBCtt5C5 U 111 C MIU you are interested in. Your letter will recei no charge whatever for this. A Fearful Day in New York. New York, Aug. 11.?Death reaped a harvest to day, from New York's humanity.At least 33 persons died in this city and vicinity, 30 of them from prostrations and three children from falling from fire escapes on which they had crowded to get some relief from the torturing heat. All in all, it is the hottest continuous weather New York has had. Forecaster Emery said to-day, that it surpassed there cord of the 1896 hot 6pell. The Weather Bureau thermometer reached 95 at 2 p. m. and registerd the same figures an hour later. This is many degrees cooler than the temperature the peo pie were subjected to the eteets. Thousands hurried to the nearest cars and boats for the seashore. Then there were many who be Kan their vacations and the trains and steamboats were filled'rap idly. The sound steamers had sold out all their berths early in th? Hav anrt fn.nicrht-. mariv naoa. j j ? l*-n - j t' enters were forced to deep on mattresses strewed in the cabins. The streets leading to a cooling exiie from New York were crowded and exptessmen were over whelmed with baggage. It was the busiest Saturday of the season. The recreation parks were crowded. Not a rustle of a breeze could bo detected. The /vrAA finef nil fV AVArn W/*I?A f U A little I ones And tho reports from the Bellevue Dispensary told of the struggles for life among the poor department was overtaxed also, there being 250 applications today from mothers to have their children taken to Randall's Is land. Tho suffering among animals was plainly evident. Many horses fell, some to die, others to stagger to their feet and go weak ly on. Fire Chief Croker's orders that a horse should be on tap in front of all fire engine houses saved many horRes from sunstroke. The law holds both maker and circulator of a counterfeit *niiAliv cmUti* n'hn *sU? you a dangerous counterfeit of Dswttt's Witch Hazel Salve sskn your life to make a ltttle larger profit Vou can not trust htm. DeWiit's it the only genuine and original Witch Hazel Salve, a well known eijre for piles osd all skjn diseases. See that yiu dealer rites you DeWltt's Salve. Crawford Bros. dvr-s. Reduced Kates Via Southern Railway. Annual convention, Colored Odd Fellows, Louisville, Ky., October 2(1-7 lb, 1000. On account of the above occasion, Southern Railway will sell round trip tickets from all stations on its lines to Louisville, Ky. and return, at rate of one tirst class fare for the round trip. Ticket to be sold September 29th, 30th and October 1st, with final return limit October 0th, 1000. Persons located at. non coupon stations should notify ticket airenl several days in advance of their contemplated departure, so that u: if ? ?i r? i?i?.V nujjjjiv 1111II,Nt?I I Willi proper forxi of tickets. Aug. 4 to oct 1 - % ~ Annual meeting Mississippi Valley Medical Association, Asheville N. (J. October 9th?1 1 Hi, 1900. On account of occasion al ove specified, Southern Railway, will sell round trip tickets from all P stations on its lines to Asheville, N; O. and return. Tickets will he sold October 0th inclusive, with final limit October 15th. - 1900. ' An excellent opportunity to m ii i FULA nption are alike ; they develop from the sax e hereditsry and dependent upon an impure i ply. In consumption the disease fastens itse ula the glands of the neck and throat swell an ted and weak ; there is an almost continual < bite swelling is frecjue? ilr a result, causing t g indescribable pain ai u suffering. Cuttin, poisoned. The old scwfulous taint which Y lluted every <lrop of blood, res vigorous, persistont treatment. The bk be terrible disease can las stopped in its wor inerals usually given in such cases do more 1: m in a worse condition than before, reach deep-seated blood troubles like Scro aison out of the blood. S. S. S. is the only contain wonderful blood purifying properties, ?mmm lo"g resist. S. S. S. stimuli appetite, aids the digestion enfeebled body. If you hi n't wait for it to develop, but begin at once th< >wn, as it contains no poisonous minerals. err case of Scrofula, for which the wu under the cosShe was worse at the end of that time, however, and iwift's Specific cured her completely, as it seemed to ' it has an equal for stubborn cases of blood diseases *1 remedies. S. I. Brooks, Menticello, Ga. 01 experienced piivsicians who have made ly. Write them about vour ca.se, or any one ive prompt and careful attention. We make Addreaa. THE SWIFT SF visit the famous "Land of the Sky." Aug. 4 to ocf 9 1 National Convention of the Christian Church, Kansas City, Mo., October 12th-19tli, 1900. r On account of the above oc- ^ casion, Southern railway will sell round trip tickets to Kansas, City, Mo and return, from all points on its lines at the rate of one first class fare for the round trip, plus $4.00. Tickets will he sold October 8th, 9th, and 10th, with final return limit October 23rd, 1900, inclusive. Persons at non-counon sta tions will kindly notify the ticket Agent several days in advance of their contemplated departure, in order that he may supply himself with proper form of tickets. Aug 4 to Oct 10 Annual Convention, National Baptist Association, Richmond, Va., September 12th and 20th, 1000 On account of this occasion, Southern railway will sell all round trip tickets to Richmond, Va, and return, at rate of one first class fare for the round trip, from all points on its lines, except from Washington, D C, a n d A1 ^ x and r i a, V a - T i e. k o t? will he he sold September 10th, 11th and 12th, with final limit September 22nd 1000 inclusive. For further and detailed in formation caii on or write any agent of the Southern Railway ^ or i18 connections. Aug 4 to Sept 12 Yours truly, S II 1Jardwick,G. P A., Atlanta, Ga ?The Department of Promo- ^ tiou Publicity of the South (Jar olina luter State and West Indian Exposition Company has been doing some very active work, and during the last ten days, written t to forty nine Governors of 1 States, forty nine Commissioners f of Agricu'ture, 105 cotton mill " managers in South Carolina,4^5 j cotton mill managers in other i States, 60 editors in S >uth Caro- c lina, 348 editors it) other Mates of the country, and 374 othpr persons of prominence in various parts of this and other countries, soliciting their active cooperation with the Exposition authorities in making the great show at Charleston fully representee of the varied interests of this country. The mails are bringing a great number of replies to these communications, and it is expected that before the snow flies in the North Western ' States, the snow never flies in e Charleston except on very rare c occasions and at most irregular intervals, the leading men and 8 institutions of the United States I will have enlisted, most heartily \ in the undertaking. A >1lnlater'* Uood Work. "I had a severe attack of bilious ^ colic, got a bottle of Chamberlains'* Colic,Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, ' took two doses and was entirely 1 cured," sa.vs Rev. A. A. Power, of Kmporia, Kan. "My neighbor across C the street was sick for over a week, i had two or three bottles of medicine rrom the doctor. He used them for t three or four days without, relief, , then called in another doctor who * treated him for some days and gave him no relief, so discharged him. I went over to see him the next morning. He said his bowels were in a ter- " rible tlx, that they had been running off so long that it was almost bloody flux. I asked him if he had tried " Chamberlain'# Colic, Cholera and J Diarrhoea Renidf and he said, 'No.' t I went home and brought h>m my ( bottle and gave him one dose; told t him to take another dose in 15 or 10 J minutes if he did not, find rel'ef, but < he took no mora and waa entirely i cured." For tale by J. F. Mackoy A 1 Co. I A Tho Blighting Disease of Heredity. id suppurate, causing ugly running sores; lischarge from the ears, the limbs swell, toe diseased bones to work out through g aw y a sore or diseased gland does 110 taa probably coine down through several >od mast be brought baclr. to a healthy k of destruction. Mercury, potash and tarm thau good ; they ruin the digestion fula. It goes down to the very roots of purely vegetable blood purifier known. , which no poison, however powerful, can ates and purifies tile blood, increases the 1 and restores health and strength to the ive reason to think you have Scrofula, or euseofS. S. S. It is a fine tonic and the S. S. S. is pre-eminently a remedy for sss MECIFIC COMPANY. ATLANTA. GA. DEMOCRATIC TICKET. The primary election will bo leld on the 28th day of August, tnd the following candidates vhose formal announcements ippoar in the Enterprise desire rour rote on that day : For Solicitor?Sixth Circuit. Thos. F. McDow, W. C. Hough, J. K. Henry. For House of Representatives. T. Y. Williams, J. N. Est ridge, J. W. Ilamel, R. L. Hick 1 iliOscar W. Potts. For Sheriff. J as. S. Wilson, J. P. Hunter. For Clerk of Court. W. S. L. Porter, r it n ?....... t; . i". vjii rj;ui y . For County Supt. Education. J. K. Blackmon, Ernest Blackmon, It. Baxter Blackmon, A. C. Itowell. T. M. Belk. For County Auditor. J no. A. Cook, C. J. l'erry, E. C. Oroxton. For County Supervisor. M. (/. Gardner. For Coroner It. Yonng, 1). N. Mackey. For County Treasurer. W C. Cant lien. For Magistrate in Buford Township. W. Marcus Kstridge, \V. J. Sistare, H. N. Folk. W. A. Car lies. For Magistrate in (tills Creek and Cano Creek Townships. W. P. C askew "My baby wns terribly sick with the liarrlioea," say* .J. II. Doak, of WilianM, Oregon. "We were in.able to ture liini with the doctor's assistance, ind as a last resort we tried chamberain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. I am happy to say it jjave mmediate relief and a complete Hire." For sale by J. F. Mackey A Co. Horses, Horses, Horses. We have just received a carload >f nun)her one Horses from Atanta, every animal having been arefully selected in person by >ur Mr. Elliott. In the lot are ome of the finest horses ever >rought to this market. If you v*nt a good saddler, or a good Iriver, or a good combination lorse, now is your time to get if. )Ve have just what you want and leed, so call and see for yourself. tVetake pleasure in exhibiting >nr stork, a* well as vehicles Wewill either sell or swap, and vill sell either for the cash or 0> or good paper. ELLIOTT dr CRAWFORD. Notice of Discharge. VfOTIOE is hereby given thai on Li the 11th day of August. IbOO, the indersigned as Executor of the estate >f Mrs. Amoraod i Knwell, deceased vill tile his final return, nod mat ap)llcation to the Probate Court for uaid '.otinty and State for a final discharge is such Executor. J. E. BOW EEL, Kx>, July 7,1000. lin. % # ILL. . ^j^nnoxzTiaomQnta * Election. Tcusdav, August 'JH. liWJ. For Solicitor. I hereby announce myself as a can di?lata for solicitor of the Sixth Judl c'al oirouit, subject to the action c the Democratic primary Thoh. P. McDow. 1 hereby announce myself a can riidate for Solicitor of the sixth cii cuit, subject, to the roles govern in the De.uoratio primary. W. C. Hough. I will stand for renomination to th offlce (if Solicitor of the Sixth Judicif Circuit, subjeot to the results of th next Democratic primary. J. K. IIknry For Supt. Education. To the Voters of Lancaster County With many thanks for past favor! and at the solicitation of friends, hereby announce mysdf as a eandi date for the offlce of Countv Superin tendent of Education, subject to th rules ?governing the Democrati primary; and, if elected, my time an energies are yours for the best intei ests of education. / J. X. HLACKMON. The many friends of Mr. Ernes Blackmon hereby announce him as candidate for the offlce of Count Superintendent of Education subjec to result of the Democratic primary At the solicitation of a few friend? I announce myself a candidate for th Offlce of Superintendent of Educatior K. IIaxtkr Bi.ackmon Mr. Editor:?Please announce th name of Prof. A. C. Kowell as a car didate for the offlce of County Super intendent of Education, subject t the rules governing the Democrati primary. If elected, we pledge him t hicnlxrdu -.c ? l.? ?? V* uv/.i u I VIIC uuncn UI illC UUIUC I w 1 II best interest of education. Many Fkiknds. At the continued solicitation of many elo? friends, as well as being deeply interested I the progress of education in our county, I no nnnouncc invself a candidate for the office < County Superintendent of Kducatlon, SUbJei to the rules of the Democratic primary. T. M. UBLK. For County Auditor. Mr. Editor : Realizing the valuahl services rendered during his term o office, the neatness and correctness o his work, and knowing him to be wel qualified for the position, please an nounce the name of Jno. A. Cook fo re-election to the office of Count; Auditor, subject to the rules govern ing the primary. Many Friknds. 1 resp?ctfully announce my can didacy for the office of county Auflitoi subject lo the rules of the Democrati primary. L. J. Pkrry. I hereby announce myself as a can did&te for the office of county Audifoi subject to the rules of the Deinoerati primary. E. C. Croxton. For the rieglalat ire. I am a candidate for re-election t the Legislature. 1 will abide the re suit of the democratic primary eiec tion. T. Y. Williams The many friends of J. N. Kstridg respectfully announce his name fo re-eieciion to the House of Represen tatives for Lancaster county. W pledge him to abide the result, of th nrimnrv inn t J v.^wv.w... MiKY VOTKKS. I miii m i'm mliilnte for f 11?? Hmiau i Representatives, subject tot lis Dan ocratic primary. J. W. IIamki.. I hereby announce myself as a can didate for the House of Represents lives, subject to the rules governin the Democratic primal}'. k. t4. iiicki.in. i am a candidate for t he I.e^isial ur and will abide the result of the prims ry. Oscak W. I'otts. For C'ounlj finperrIsor. At the earnest solicitation of man friends, I hereby announce myself n a candidate for re-election t > Ihe ol dec of County Supervisor, subject t the result of the Democratic primar} M. C. Gakunkr. For Sheriff. I hereby announce myself a can didate for Sheriff, subject to the rule oi i lie I'PinoerftUC primary. J a*. S. W 1i.son. The many friends of Capr. John I Hunter hereby announce liiin as candidate for the office of Sheriff, suli jeot to the result of the Democrati primary. Mr. Hunter's floe record a Sheriff in the past is a sufficient guar Autre of what his future adininistra tiou will be in rase of his election. Many Votrks. For Clerk of Court. With a high sense of appreciation r past considerations land tokens < kindness, and with a deep feeling < gratitude for the same, I beg to an noil nee myself a candidate for ra-sler Hon to the office of Clerk of Court fc Lancaster county, subject to the rule oft he Democratic primary. W. 8. li. Porter. The many friends of Mr. Joseph I Gregory hereby announce him as candidate for the office of Clerk of tl < ourt, subject to t he result tf t he den ocratic primary. Many Friends. For Cnronor. 1 horeby announce myself a cand date for re-election to the office < (Utroner and n1.itr? mvaalf In uhir the reault of the Democratic pr mary. R. Yooira. The friend* of I). N. "Mackey hi , nounce him a? a candidate for tlie o tioe of Coroner, and pledge hint I ahide the result of the Democrat primary. Many Kkikndh. F?r ( nnl) T(ra?nr?r. I am a candidate for re-electiou I the office of County Treasurer. W. C. CiOTaax, For M tin rate I am a candidate for the office < ' Magistrate for Uuford Townahip. Wi > ahide the result of (he primary ele< j tion. VV. Mikiti* Kstkidob i M r. Editor Klease announce tt name of Mr. W. J. Hiatare for Magii trate of Huford TowiMhip Mant V hi knob. "e*. i :,? The many friends of If. N. Polk hereby announce his name as a candidate for the office of .Majri.-t rate of - Buford township, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. I- . 31 ANY PRIKNOB. if The many freinds of W. A. (James .announce him a candidate for Mns*Dtratefor Ituford township subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. i ij The many friends of Mr. \V. P. ('askey respect fully announce him as a' candidate for re-election to the office of Mnffistr&te for (fills Creek and c Cane< reek township, subject to the il result of the Democratic primary, e Many Votkkb. southern" railway.""" i ?antral Time at Jacksonville and Savannah. '* Bastern Ttaio at Other Points. p Bchednlo iu Etl? ot June lf.'th, 1010. ? nouthbc ^ CrT .Tui-ksoiivillo (P. S) ? 8o0p " Savunnah iSo. lty ) ui0|> 18 Sua " Barnwell 4U0p 4 13a * Blnrkville 4 Sip 4 '&? 't ' Sprini?fleld 4 44<> 4 bla a " Sally.... 4 Up 4 6,'h ? Ar.JUoliunbia C05p 8 10a I. Cv. Charleston, (to. Jty i Ota.lKXip " Hummcrville T 41a LAM tot f. " Branchville h 65a 1 6Aa " Orangeburg 0 2tl?v 2 bca ? " Kingville 10 16a 4 ?>a e Ar. Columbia ... 11 00a 5 6'a . fe\ AttmwtA) [noT&y~~) I'STOSa ''lip 0fx)p Lv. Urauin-rlile 2 4 m 3 26p 10 Up Cv. i-iTgertcld TI5p Lv. Aiken , 316p ...... e Lv. Tronton T'vll H?5p 11 000 I- " .lohnaton 6 >?.- 4 IP* 11 Sop >. A r. Columbia, <U. D.) 6 46p ,, Lv. Columbia, (Bid)* St 0 IKla rt lop 6 20a M * i"" 99 .. wuvr.ii T61* h ih* ? a. ?? .H1M 8>r.sp h w* e -r Ch,rl"l>* vu.p Ar. IMp villa .... ... . vTlS T35? Ar. jtiohnK.ini -foS TSp Ar. \Vasl.ii.V op "fJ5 XOOD 10 ? ?KJn1,.u?.reu.(P,LRR) HIAliaif l ? HiHo4?'Ji>hi? . H3j? 2 yi> ? SgS^L'tf-fc ?lto :[ - ' "8? *w ; * :::::: fi$ fjS _ ? R? T ?J|> Ar^CTn.in.^'1 . .. Tl?p T155 e ~~T TK% I ?"" < ???. ^aii? I tv- t-n?Nvi:if 77^*" Tila ~77!o * CvTOlucinnHti ~Jl5Si "ITboa r Ct. Knofvllia .'. ... .777^* TiEa ir " A she villa h on* 8 05t> * Aw $,?r,n!1>,nr* 11 ? flSp Ar. Columbia <V"P I"-? r' "*hl'fft'a (So.By> _ etn> u 1&# O Lv. Ki.vnno5.C-- ..." "7~T TTTWfjjK kT p*"*11'1* 77777" Tff* VS?d fPi*1i ::::::::::::::::1l2S r' .. w\* ?v " ** (% Wiunskora I0 ! >_ ..J Ar. Columbia, (BMUj St ? jy? il vftu 'i {5* Lv. CJoIuml <i) v9 \.. In 4 0Q^ !! ioh?7t<,D JOfitT'i 181p ??U* _ Trt'gt'm ilc#^1 U3p fl 4*a o A^W:::::: .::::. tfe>{TS - Ar. Qranltaviffc ...T..... UX.llj 2 18p 71?a * town amA> SOOa Lv. <\>l iinil.Tn tfco. Uy) llJjf TillSi 44n., 2W? e .. ?r*u^'Hrf 44ft r ?l*n'^v l*r 8 >i> 4 25a . ?umiaerri7U 7 Wfck $ 62a - Aj^U"nr;^",i, ...... .... ? iSp , ? Lv. Columbia ?4o. #.) * (tOw f *\ , tl wrrivd od tr*m HambJvg. +D?uij exoapt SiuuNfc. | Sla?pl?n Ofcr Sorvift. - rv.-HI.jnii dnily t?.5eMBar aarvio* beiwcon l- Florida and Hp-v I.>rk. % N'o?. .* nrdlM-Naw York and FioHda Expr v.. ~m?*liifr-rovin aleaplna oai? batweau Augu?(? mid iiew York. Pullman drawin^-rqOm RUaalng aars baPjien Port Tampa, Ja- kaojiTilia. Havannab. '(? ? 4*illlli|<toii Olid ISuW Vvik, l- t,P\"lnial; cnr* banvern Qtiarlolta and Kif-liniond. liming o*r? ix-twvan I'harlotta aa<l jnrannal.. .?i milt ???u. M. ea?it JB'Ul. rBrpunfr Fnllmatt ilrawantf-r.xru btjffat '. enlng cars between .'Hi-ksoiijrtlle and i'w YoVit and Puitnail alee] iug rars ke</W?en Aufi# u?d barJ Int.e. I'n earn ??rve all iiitM* cnroufc*. S Paltmnn ;?rs l*twc?R JaclcscBville f. and Columbia, n?e>uto iluiiv K.,,w<?* Jaokaoti ij Cm -tunad, via Aaliovlile. . KH/NKb.OAk'XON. J.MCULP. Third\-P. en. Mgr., Truffle Mtr,, Washington, 1). O. Wllliington,!), O - W.A.TVFK, f. H. HAUDW1CK, Gen. Pass. Ag't., As t Gen. Pass. Ai't., Washington, ?. U Atlanta, Ua. iSheriff's Sale. On the first Monday in Aii^uat, I 8 will sell under a tax execution one I,O T situate in the town of Lancaster c and hounded hv lands Heath, Springs _8 A- t o., L. S. Klliott an?l the Kedtield road. Terms of sale CASH. ' I,. M. OLY KITflN, Sheriff. '.} # o ait mii I! NEW ? $ A UK FINK. II a ^ Columbia Hivor Salmon, ip fp 20?- tin?*, Aberdeen Sauce. Jk i-- Minn thine Unc for all kirn - Jk f'oc?n,,,,t? Pineapples, Wr W keep in stock a complete lin f price from 8 to fib cents per le 4k <'nkes. ()ur line of J . ( k i. o ^ is ns follows : Portuando, I? ^ Ball ; Hazel Kirk, Jr., f> cei _ ^ cents. No better brands 01 Aitnv*. Our Smoking Toba 0 ^ Beliool Hoy, Natural Laaf, \ ^ (ioirl Loaf ?n<l Yol low Rosi ^ 10 ct? package*. (Viewing >f & ICimlly j^ivp ilk a cull who II ^ gro?*r<r Una J S. M. MA' ',t 0 W fu> "till in tin4 market f< ! OOUTH CAROLINA S GEORGIA *4 i) EXTENSION R. R. COMPANY. Schedule No. 4 In Kffeot It01 n. m.. Sunday, Dec 84. 1893. A BetweenCamdeo,S.C .and Blacksburg.S.C. Wrs V 33 h 'ist. #2, FirsI Class EASTERN TIME. Kirsit'htss Passenger Pas-enger Dally Dally Execpt STATIONS. Kxccijt Sunday. SumlaV. P M I * M. 18 Ml Camden 14 25 i ir. UeKalb i? 04 l er Westvtlle 11 M> 1 -40 Kershaw II 35 2 10 Heath Sprlnr II 20 2 15 Pleasant Hill II 15 2 86 Lancaster 10 55 2 50 Riverside 10 4) 8 00 Sprlncdell 10 30 3 10 Catawba Junction 10 20 3 80 Leslie 10 10 3 40 Rock Hill 10 CO 3 55 Newport 0 35 4 02 Tlr/.ah 9 30 4 20 Yorkville 9 15 4 85 Sharon 9 no 4 50 11 ickor v f rove H 15 5 On Smvrn 1 s 35 , 5 20 * Jllackaburg 8 15 P. M ?? Between Bla ^ksbnr^TS.C. ,and Marion, B.C. ) West. II. .. . KrtSt. I Sue, class EASTERN TIME. ]>i c. 1 Has* Mixed . M1 xed Daily Dally Except STATIONS. Except ^ Sunday. Sunday. A. M T. tT 8 10 IllacUsburg 0 40 8 80 Earls 4 80 8 40 Patterson Springs 8 I* 9 20 Shelby ? 00 Id 00 Luttlmnro 4 ? 10 10 Moorc.sboro 4 40 10 25 Henrietta 4 30 I" 50 Forest City 8 W 11 15 Rutherford ton 3 25 1135 Mill woes l S 05 11 4' Golden Valley 3 SO 12 06 .Thermal City 3 46 12 25 (Henwood * 20 12 50 Marion 2 00 A M P. M. West. oaffney d.vision eash First Class First Class 15 13 EASTERN TIME. 14 |? ? (? i? ? a f ^S-n ijc 5' STATION'S. 58^ Q*? 0,5 ? ~V ~M. A. M. A75 P~V. I 00 fl IN) Illuckshurg 7 50 3 (0 I 20 6 20 Cherokee Falls 7 3> 2 10 I 40 Q in GalTney . 7 1 2 20 ** M A. M A M. P. M Trains Nos. 8"! and 33 connect at BtasksburR with trains on the Oaltney Division. ^ Train No. 32 connects at Camden ^Ith Die Charleston Division of the Southern Uaiiway lor all points south. Train No. 33 leaving Camden at 12.40 p. tn., going west, makes connection nt Lancaster, ' A'., *hh the L. & C. R. K., at Catawba June III1I1 nilU'Sild JV A. Li., KOlllg noritl! Hi KOtilt Hill Willi the Southern Hallway, going north Train No. II connects at Hlncksburg with lite Southern Hallway from I he Houth. At Marlon, N. C., with Southern Hallway going w??.t. SAM'L. HUNT. A. TKIPP, President. 'Superintendent. S. B. LUMPKIN". O. P. A. LANCASTER & CHE8TKK RAILWAY. Between ' Chester and Lancaster. Schedule In Effect April 21, 1900. Dull a Except Sit tula //. Soutliliound. North huumi.' No. lft. No. II No. in. N.i 14 P. M A. M.I P. M. A. M 8 tu 9 4i)|d Lv ...Cheater..., Ar 7 10 7 .87 10 04 ".... Knox .... " 8 49 8 47 10 All Klchlulrg.... " fl 21 7 31 8 ft7 10 40 d ". .UancoQlvlUe.. ? 20 7 1S B 13 II Ifil* "... Port Lawn..." fl 00 87 11 20'* ' U races ... . " ft 40 9 10 II 40 d Ar. Lancaster.. Lv ft 30 C 80 P. M. A. M. P. M A. M No. 14, leaving Lancaster OS) a. in,, makes close connection at litoater with Southern Hallway No. 3C for Charlotte and points north ; and Seaboard Air Line "Atlanta Special" for 'm Atlanta and points west. Also with Carolina & North western K\. No. l?. lor Lenoir. N. U., and Intermediate points and Southern Kailway No. 33 for Columbia and pclftts south. No 17. leaving Chester 0 4 ) a. m .. connedy with Southern lty , No 3d from Col tmhla and ? points soul Ik Seaboard Air Line "AtUnt.v Hp*elal" from Northern nnd Eastern points an* Southern lty, No. 31 from Northern nnd Ka?tern point-*, and at Lancaster with S C. A O h. for ISIacksburg. No. Id, leaving Lancaster ft 3u p. rn, connect* at Lancaster with S. C. A U. K from Camde* and Marion, Southern Hy No. 34 at Chester for Charlotte nnd points north. No. Ift. leaving Chester 8 10 p rn , connects at r<n. u rn. - *?- ... - vn< ? ? null auuuirrii Uttiiwny *NO. .1* ITOIB Colombia an.I points south. LKKOY Sl'KlNGS, J. M. HEATH, i'residnnt. Gen'l. Pas. Ajfnnt. Notice Discharge. NOTICE Is hereliv given that on the Alii day of August, itkM. the undersigned as the administrator of the estate of Mrs. M. M, H A UTSKLL, deceased, will make ilnnl return and * ttlenient to tho Probate Court of Lancaster County, state aforesaid, and Apply to said Court for a (Inal discharge as mich a tnln* Istrat r J. D. FUNDEKBURK, Admr. July A, loon-and . tlVAL OF 0 sooos * \ FliF'S A LIST # ^ French Sardines in 15 .and ^ My Wife's Salad Dressing f [Is of vegetables. Shredded ^ itermillions, Bananas. We ^ e of nice Candy, ranging in W pound ; also Langdon's tine ^ A I i S % S. 0. M., Fontella, Cannon j its, and Hazel Kirk, Sr., 10 ^ n the market t cm lay than the ^ ceo is as follows: Cameo, v Vat Wat in 5 cants packages, ^ e, Marylnnd Club, etceteras, Tobacco of all kinds. 0 n in need of anything in the if) Your* *o ^ THIS & CO. # ? i>r farm produe* of nil kind*. W ^iWViVWV^