Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, August 25, 1900, Image 4

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d ' E3 x # CONTAGIC I Contagious Blood Poison is the most c The first sore or ul< glands enlarge and W some of the milder tortured with rheun It is a pqpuliar tX-w ?W used by one infected I Wj.? j^? from parent to chil<i ' Many au old so poison contracted is thought you we drive it from the ou MnT.W Le?, Mont- You may not recos ^^iA^r.T'?ri Contagioua Blood f was inoculated with and the only antid< poiaon by a diaenaed poison ? there is no nana, who infected my baby, and for sia I srv a" afAi sorts snd oic*r. a?v- clo#e study of bloc* M) skTricUn Irttttd . .. ,/ M.W*Uh>nop?r- ?Og ?t- You can c E. Tht??miryind at home, and your a '?s;"on a Ibt awful flimr which ??r physicians. Tl *m devouring ?>f diwiMt, and will rrfce.d. ?d?u<<l rat to attention. Consult trrR I t Ibtnnlsk- , . . tag H and improved I no charge whatever from ths start, and a conducted in the atr com piste and per feat I rait was tha raaaU." | Letter F rom State Superintendent ot Education. Mr. F.ditor :?I ask space in your paper to correct the false impression made upon some of the people of Lancaster by Mr. Caper's speech. I knew his stock-in-trade appeals to prejudice and I usually answered them in advance. But at the time that I was required to speak, Mr. Capers had not arrived from Columbia, and not knowing whether he would be present T would not refer to him. This is ?'i courtesy I al Heijo ?iiu? tu ?ii upjjuiiuiit, atthough Mr. Capers attacks mo with his claptrap arguments when the duties of my office compel me to be absent. The ten minutes rule affords little opportunity for one to ex. plain to the people a great educational policy. But a man with no policy and no promise of usefulness may yet in ten minutes fly-blow the fairest reputation. 1. He charged that I ignored the county Boards of Education in assigning instructors to the Summer schools. I answer that I assigned Mk T. Baker to Kershaw last ytffXYr"Tipbn the request of the " county board there, and to Lancaster this year upon the re * quest of the Lancaster county board. Instead of ignoring the local boards of education, I consult them about many matters. But I do not abdicate my duties to them. I propose as long as I occupy this office to spare myself no labor in employing my powers for the advancement of the schools. It is my duty to initiate and lead, not to leave everything to the county boards unaided. 2. Mr. Capers tries to arouse race prejudice against my lidding a summer school for negroes with white teachers. The money spent on negro summer schools is not the proceeds of taxes, but is given by , the Peabody board through its agent Dr. J. L. M. Curry. This same board gave the money with which \Vinthrop college was liegun, and this South Carolina woman's college was named nfter the President of the Peabody board. Mr. Winthrop of Massachu etts. This year Dr. Curry gave me $2200 for sum mer schools, and directed that half should be used 011 the n t+T?f\rku IIV^l v?0 In Georgia and Virginia and other southern States white instructors are regularly assigned to take charge of institutes for negro teachers. I determined to do this for one year as a scientific investigation of the condition of negro education. What we spend 011 the negro ought to be so directed that it will improve his character. How shall it be done? That is the problem? I am not afraid to study it. A man that wishes to L. >1)8 BLOO legrading and destructive of all diacuet, a rer it followed by little rod pimples on the inflame, copper colored splotches appear, symptoms; they increase in severity, fine istic pains and covered with offensive eatit raison, and so highly contagions that an with this loathsome disease, may be inoct I, appearing as the same disease or in a mo re or atuhborn akin trouble appearing in x i esrVy life. Ye* mey hssi taken potash ai re cured, but you were not, for these poisoi tside, but it is doing its work on the insi rnize it as the same old taint, but it is. 'oisou, and it will cure you. It ia the onl ote for this poison. S. S. S. cleanses the ver any return of the disease. URSELF AT HOME. .1 poison and actual experience in tmature yourself perfectly and permanently secret is your own. Should you need i * medical advice ai any time, write to ' iey have made a life study of blood give your letter prompt and careful < them as often as you please ; we make I for this service. All correspondence is < ictest confidence. Address, SW itmnrn it. is not. fit trv r?-n?uwl? -f-y ? - - -w *w mm v VV over the State's educational interest. Tt may be well to add that while the bettor negro teachers, appreciate the propriety of this experiment I am to make, some of the negro leaders the editors and preachers, are as indignant as Mr. Capers claims to bo. They ask : Is it the object to spend the money on white people instead of on negroes? Or is it claimed that negro teachers are not as competent as white teachers ? Fortunately I do not become frightened. I am State Superintendent until January, and this scientific investigation is going to be made. I expect the report on it to attract attention throughout America, and to be of great practical value to us in this StateCan not a gentleman teach a negro without pollution? Some of our ablest ministers have preached to them. A missionary would lose cast with Mr. Ellison Capers, Jr. But, *Mr. Capers' own uncle., N^as a professor in a jit^gro college for y ears,,. GYall in U ni versity. lie raises a howl because I employed a Yankee soldies to teach drawing in the State summer school and countenanced ^the purchase of a "Yankee flag" for the coiiege. In my purpose to improve our schools, I resolved to make it possible for our count ry teachers to teach drawing The few ladies in our State who have made progress in this art have studied in studios up north, chiefly in New York. When they go there they do not ask whether the instructor was a Yankee or not. They go there to learn drawing. With an eye only to the best teacher of draw; .w? T .l ~ i n .. r nil* in*, a i-iupiuyiMi i roi. ranison of the Chicago Art Institute. He had spent ten years studying in Europe, and now has a national reputation I wotdd not spend the public money for anything hut the best service, Mr. Capers intimates that it should be spent altogether in the State, possibly for political support. Mr Pattison gave wonderful satisfaction. 150 teachers were instructed and charmed. Three lady assistants (South Carolinians) employed by me, said they were greatly benefit ed by his instruction although they had spent from four to six years studying art in New York. The fourth of July came and we arranged for a celebration. Prof. Davis oi South Carolina College gave an address on the achievements of our State. Prof. Snyder of Woffard road a poem on the masterful Anglo-Saxon. Prof. Pattison, our northern guest and friend, read the Declaration of Independence. Later he called attention to the fact that Winthrop College had no United States flag. He laid down $3.00 and suggested a contribution. Others gasre a dollar or a smaller sum I said the flag would have D POISON * it vitiates and corrupts the entire system, i body, mouth and throat become sore, the and hair and eyebrows fall out. These are Ily attacking the vital organs ; the body is ig sores. innocent person handling the same articles ilated with the virus. It can be transmitted (lifted form ?like Eczema or Scrofula, siddle life, is due ami traceable to blood id mercury faithfully for two or three years nous minerals never cure this disease ; they de, and will show up again sooner or later. S. S. S. has cured thousands of cases of y purely vegetable blood purifier known, blood thoroughly of every particle of the Send for our Home Treatment book, rich gives a history of the disease in all iges, and is the result of many years of sss irr SPECIFIC COMPANY. ATLANTA, OA. to be named after Mr. Pattison. Everybody was enthusiastic. Since then Senator Tillman, knowing nothing of thiR, pave the College a United States Hag. evi dently not suspecting that thirtyfive years after the war, a little candidate for office would announce that the Hag of our coun try Is only a Yankee flag and would intimate that to hoist that Hag in South Carolina is disloyalty to the South. The llag tloats over our Stato House. It was carried by our volunteer reg imenls in the Spanish war. Its glory for a hundred years was due chiefly to the valor of Southern men. When Bryan is elected, it will again stand for liberty and h umanity. It is quite a practice nowadays I for a school house to have a tlag pole and teach patriotism to the children in the object lesson of tlying a tlag. This has been going on in South Carolina for'several years. f Is MrrCapers ignorant of Ml Being a man not only of character and of intense Southern sen timent, but also of reflection and wide understanding, I feel an inexpressible contempt for a blatherskite that will use such tommy rot to catch votes. What an opinion he must have of the intelligence of the people? Respectfully, John .1. McMahan. Aug. 18, 1900. ' My baby was terribly sick with the diarrhoea." *ays J. It. I>nak. of Wil-I liam*. Oregon. "We were in.Able to cure )iitn with tlie doctor's assistance, and as a last resort we tried ChamberIain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. ! am happy to say it gave immediate relief and a complete <.nre." For sale by J. K. Mackey A Co. Periingementa of Monitrunl funillons pro luce Miscarriage Stmmsas Squaw Vine Wine or Tablet* ooTrect the derinitetnenis Horses, | Horses, Horses. We have just received a carload of number one Horses from At- j lanta, every animal having been carefully selected in person bv our Mr. Elliott. In the lot are some of the finest horses ever brought to this market. If you want a good saddler, or a good driver, or a good combination horse, now is your time to get it. We have just what you want and need, so call and see for yourself. We take pleasure in exhibiting our stock, as we 11 as vehicles Wawill either sell or swap, and will sell either for the cash or for good paper. ELLIOTT <fc CRAWFORD. Notice of Discharge. NOTICE is hereby given that on the llth day of August, 1900, the undersigned ss Executor of the estste of Mrs. Amoranris Rowsll, deceased, will file his (teal return, and niaVa application to tha Probata Court for said county and Htate for a final discharge as sucb Executor. J. E. ROW EM., Kx'r, July 7, 1990. liu. s N f ^fniiounffemsnifl. Kloctlon. ToimUay, August 2S. 1900. For Solicitor. I hereby announce myaelf as a can- . didate for solioitor of the Sixth Jndi- i c?al circuit, subject to the action of the Democratic primary. Tiios. F. McDow. I hereby announce myself a candidate for So'leitor of the sixth circuit, sinject to the rules governing the Demoratio primary. W. O. HOUOH. I will stand for renomination to the office ?<f Solicitor of the Sixth Judicial Circuit, subject to the results of the next Democratic primary. J. K. IIBNRY . For Hupt. Rducatiou. To the Voters of Lancaster County : With many thanks for past favors, and at the solicitation of friends, I hereby announce mystlf as a candidate for the office of County Superintendent of Education, subject to the rules governing the Democratic primary; and, if elected, my time and energies are yours for the best interests of education. J. E. BLACKMON. The many friends of Mr. Ernest Blackmon hereby announce him as a candidate for the office of County Superintendent of Education subject to result of the Democratic primary. /t the solicitation of a few friends, I announce myself a candidate for the office of Superintendent of Educat ion. R. Baxter Bi.ackmon. Mr. Editor:?Please announce the name of Prof. A. C. Kowell as a candidate for the office of County Superintendent of Education, subject to the rules governing the Democratic primary. If elected, we pledge him lo discharge the duties of the office to tne best interest of education. Many Friknds. At the continued solicitation of many close friends, as well as being deeply Interested In the progress of education in our county, I now announce myself a candidate for the office of County Superintendent of Kdncatioh, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. T. M. BELK. For County Auditor. Mr. Editor : Realizing the valuable services rendered during his term of office, the neatness and correctness of his work, and knowing him to be well qualified for the position, please an* notince the name of Jno. A. Cook for re-election to the office of County Auditor, subject to the rules governing the primary. Many Friknds. I resp?ctfully announco my candidacy for the office of county Auditor, subject lo the rules of the Democratic primary. L. ,T. I'krry." I hepeWy announce myself as a candidate for the office of county Auditor, subject to the rules of the Demoeratic primary. E. C. C'udxton. For tho Legislature. I am a candidate for re-election to the Legislature. I will abide the result of the Democratic primary election. T. Y. Williams The many friends of J. N. Estridge respectfully announce his nauie for re-election to the House of Representatives for Lancaster county. We pledge him to abide the rusult of the primary election. Many Votkus. I am a candidate fur the House of Representative?, subject to the Democratic primary. J. W. IIamki.. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the House of Representatives, subject to the rules governing the Democratic primary. R. L. lllCKt.IN. I am a candidate for the Legislature and will abide the result of the primary. Oscar W. I'ottm. 1 For Count)' Supervisor. ( At Die earnest solicitation of many friends, I hereby announce myself as j a candidate for re-election to the office of County Supervisor, subject to the result of the Democratic primary. M. C. Gakdnkr. Fur Sheriff. I hereby announce myself a candidate for Sheriff, subject to the rules ' of the Democratic primary. I., si IV>. .... The many friends of Capr. John P. Hunter hereby announce him as n candidate for the office of Sheriff, subject to tlie result of the Democratic primary. Mr. Ih.nter's flue record as 1 Sheriff in the past is a sufficient guar- ' antee of what his future administra- 1 tion will be in case of his election. Many votkks. Fop Cleirk of Court. With a high sense of appreciation of past considerations and tokens of kindness, and with a deep feeling of gratitude for the same, I beg to announce myself a candidate for re-elec- | tion to the office of Clerk of Court for 1 Lancaster county, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. W. 8. L, I'oktkr. The many friends of Mr. Joseph F. Gregory hereby announce him as a candidate for the office of Clerk of the Court, subject to the result of the democratic primary. Many Krirnds. For Csroasr. 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for re-election to the office of Coroner, and pledge myself to abide the result of the Democratic primary. K. You no. The friends of D. N. Mackey announce him as a candidate for the office .of Coroner, and pledge him to Abide the result of the Democratio primary. Many Fnikmob. Far < mil) TriMunr. I am a candidate for re-electioa to the offloe of County Treasurer. \T. C. 0AVTIIX. Far Mtfltlrale I am a candidate for the office of Magistrate for Bcford Township. Will abide the result of the primary election. W. Miicua Rstnidob. Mr. Editor:?Please announce the name of Mr. W. J. Alstfcre for MafiaI irate of Uuford Township > , Mailt kimbni>f. Ill ? The many friends of II. N. Poll hereby announce his name as a can didate for the office of Bfagittrete o Jioford township, subject to the rtile of the Democratic primary. Many Priknbs. The many freinds of W. A. Carrie announce him a candidate for Mag istratefor Buford township subject ti the rules of the Democratic primary The many friends of Mr. W. P. Cas key respectfully announce him as i candidate for re-election to the otllo of Magistrate 1 or (Jills Creek am Cane Creek township, subject lo th result of the Democratic primary. Many Votkrs. SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Oewtra! Time at Jacksonville and Savannal Eastern Time at Other Points. Schedule In EfTeot Juno 10th, 1030. NORTHBOUND. NejS Lv. Jtaoksoinviiio (P. si.T7TTT TTTT! Tow T55 Savannah (So. Ky ) 12 20 " Horn well 400r 4 111 M Black villa 4 2lp 4 C& " Springfield 4 tip 4 61 M Sally 442T 4 CO Ar. Columbia ? 6 10 CvTOharleaton, ito. Uy TThi 1100 " Summervillo 7 4la l?0i " Brnnchville 8 5rw 169 " Orangeburg 0 2.'n 2 AO " Kiiigvillo 10 16a 4 80 Ar. Columbia ... .. 11 C?a 5 53 Cv. Augusta. (So. tty.) *2 60a 26f>(> T30 Lv. QranltovlUe I 4w> UUOp 10 13 I7v. fCtlgetioiu Tiop .. Lv. Aiken , 813p Lv. Trenton 6 UOn, 8K5p 111)0 " Johnston f. Ala 4 10* 11 20 Ar. Columbia, <U. D.) 34ip 210 Lv. Columbia, (Bid* St 1> *0a 0 lop 0 20 " WiniiMlxiro 708p 7 25 * Chester Tfilp 818 " Rock Hill Sif.tp 8 63 Ar. Ohsrlotto U lop 0 43 At. Danville ~~ I liTKfAl i so Ar. KtciuniHuI n '^**1 ^ Ax. XViiahlnplon ~7lf>?il 8 00] ** Baltimore (P?.RR) 0 lUa, 11 iS' " Philadelphia 11 35a 8 M - New York i 03o I 8 1* t*.iolumbla "....... 1i fifm ~i>*y" Ar. Smirtanburg }10f'0M) " AlhariJla fl# 1 1* Ar- gJioxviUe . .. 4lin| 7**] Ar. (nuo'anatl . . Tfoj "7 4.7 ^^L^aiavllfa . . . *IPpl 7 <') SOUTH HO HMD. Lv. LiO\;tavllle "7". 7 7 &' 7 i">] fTv. Cincinnati ~8Ta<. *l*n Cr. Knox villa 1 'Jrta ~?Pi5 " Ashoville 8 00a 8CV>1 " ttyartanburg 11 -tfti 8 Ml Ar. Columbia R2*p 948j fi..HmrV.?.VK.KA .'... Mpb " Philadelphia 8 3U " Baltimore A ljr?P <1 Ivr. Wnshi'gt'n yk) By I PtOP 11 UV t?v. Ukhnunrl- "77777. HObfr T-'Mti Lv. Da a villa 1 fea TSj Lv. fiharl<4t<? 77777. T ll>? Tmi * Book U ll 8 SoXO 45l " Chester A 86a 11 |D| " WinnsVora 1018a 1* lyi Ar. Columbia, (BIAz St fliWf 11 IJOlt 1 15l Uv. Columbia, (U. Tr.).. I. 4/in 4 8U " Johnston JOHOn !31p 8 K2l " Trenton llofg I.WP 6 18i Ar. Aikei". T5&p $1 80( 'Held 4 8opM?< Ar. OrnnilevilTe ... ~ ii??t '>13p 7 in Ar. AntruAa *t OOn 2|0p 8 OOl Lv. oiumTTfu I bo. Uy) ~"~77 7777" "4Wj. TiS " Kin grille 4 4.jp 2 3* " Orangeburg. ~>KB\> 2 4V " Brnnohvilie S ysn 4 2JM " Snmmervilla 7 16* Ar. Charleston . ( 1.1b 7 OQi Lv. Columbia '9o. Rjr.) II Ha 1 AM Ar. J-ally " Hpriugflald Qak* 2 4C; " Bbu-kri.'le Vf}? 8 08, " Barnwell ibi 81A " WavaaaaU Km 5 AM arrive and depart from HambaYg. t Bully except Sun<T%. Sl??piag Oar Service. Excellent ^iily pexsmiRer service bHweu Florida and Ee.v York. Noh. .13 and "44? New York and Florida Kx pr<'M. Draw tng-room sleeping cava betweex Augusta rind New York. Pullman drawing-room sleeping ears be ?wmii Fort Tampa. Jacksonville. KavaiuiMh Washington and New York. Pullman sleeping earn between Ohnrlotte and Richmond. 1 lining cars between Chariott? and Savannah. Nos. H5 and W? U. H. Pant Mall. Tfcronafc Pnlltaau drawdng-room burtet sleeping taraW Iween Jacksonville and Vvw Yorlt and PulV mat) sleeping care bstwson Augulta nad Fhar I o i' e. Din mi g ears serve nH monte en route t'ollmnn sfcvptng ijsrs between Jacksonville and Columbia. eweoato dnilv between Jaokeon nlle and Cincinnati, via Asheville. FRANKS. OAMNON, J. M.OlXU? '1 hird V-P. dr en. Mgr., TrU&C Mgr., Washington, D. C. Washington, U. 0, W. A. TURK, . II. IIARDW1CK, lion. Pass Ag't., Ae't tiuu. Pass. Ag't., Washington, D. CS. Atlanta, <Ja Sheriff's Sale. On the llrst Monday in August. | will sell under a tux execution ont LOT situate in the town of LancaMei unil bounded by lands Heath, Spring & Co., 1.. S. KIii??11 and the Redflelt! road. Terms of sale CASH. L. M. CLYIIURN, Sheriff. ouh ah ! NEW w a he fink. l ^ Columbia River Salmon, 20c tins, Aberdeen Sauce, gfc is something lino for all kit Cocoannt, Pineapples, \V W keep in stock a complete li price from 8 to 50 cents pe ^ Cakes. Our line of I CI( * ? is as follows : Portuando, ^ Ball; Hazel Kirk, Jr., 5 c* ^ cents. No better brands c kiiovi. Miir smoking Tobi School Hoy, Natural Lanf, ^ Gold Loaf and Yallow Ro< ^ 10 ct? packages. Cliowmy $ Kindly give us a call wh ? groaesy lina. 4 s. M. /via tWo are still in the market ^vsw%vw ? k_ OOUTH CAROLIMA A GEORGIA ^ sf ) EXTENSION R. R. COMPANY. Schedule No. 4 ^ In Effect 1201 a. ret., Sunday, Doc. 24, 1899. tptjp" o BetweenCamden,S.C.,and Blacksbar&S.C. ' West. 33 Kant. 3Bf Klrsi Class KASI bHN 1IME. first Clana . I'.tHMt-neor ? rassong?~ ,, Dally DMly n Except STATIONS. Excnr* (> Sueday. Sunday. ll p .1 jtt t|i e 12 50 Camden 12 25 I li DeKalb 12 02 1 u? Westvllle 11 50 1 ?) * Kershaw ll .15 2 10 Heath Spring II 20 2 1n| TMeasant Hill 11 15 . 2 35 Lancaster 10 55 2 50 Kiverrftde 10 41 3 00? Sprlinfdcll 10 an 3 10" Catawba Junction 10 20 3 20 Lioslle 10 10 3 40 Rook Hill 10 00 3 55 Newport 9 35 4 02 Tlrztih 0 30 t. 4 20 YorkvlUe 9 IS 4 35 Sharon 8 00 4 5n Hlckorv (Jrotre 8 43 ? 3 "X" Snivrt) t 8 35 M 5 20 lllackaburg 8 13 " KM A. 9. A I Between Blaiksburg.S.C.,and Marlon,N.C. * West. II Baat. I" J Sec. Class EASTERN TIME. .vc, Claw* a Mixed Mixed . ? l.auy KD?l'y Wfr 5 Except STATIONS. Except w p Sunday. Sunday. 1) a7nT * r. * 8 10 Ulneksburg ?> 40 8 so Earls 20 " 8 40 Patterson Spring* fl IS * V 20 Sholby 6 00 p 10 oo Lattiinore 4 M p 10 10 Mooresboro 4 40 10 2B Henrietta 4 SO 10 fto Forest CHy 3 BO X II ! > Rutberfordton 3 26. P II 3T> Millwood SOS U 111" Golden Valley 2 BO * 12 06 Thermal City 2 46 B 12 25 * Olenwood 2 20 12 SO Marlon 2 00 * am r. x. a W EST. OAFFNKY I). VISION KA8H ji First Class r inucim ^ fS IS EASTERN TIME. 14 RJ P _ _ I 3^1 IS' STATIONS. 4fi?5SS ?S$a?$ p - r M A. M. A. M. r M. 5 1 00 ? 00 Hlacksburg 7 SO 3 CO B I 20 6 20 Cherokee Falls 7 3 ' 2 40 I 40 ? 40 Uaflney 7 1> 2 20 I I'. M A. M A. M. P. M \ Trains Nos. 32 and 83 connect at Blactcsburg with trains on the (IttlTney Division. ' Train No 32 connects at Camden with the C Charleston Division of the Southern Railway B lor all points south. P i Train No. 33 leaving Camdon at 12.40 p. m., P going west, makes eonneetlon at Eanouster, .J^L. ? 1 s. t'.., Alih the I a. & CI R. R., at Catawba .lune- s f I Hon with the S. A. E., going north; at Rock Hill with tlii! Southern Railway,going north. Train No. II connects at lilackshurg with the r Southern Railway from the south. At Marlon, - N. C.. with Southern Railway going we*t. a SAM E. HUNT, A.TRIPP, S President. Superintendent. ) S. It. LUMPKIN. O P. A. t \\ LANCASTER & CHESTER RAILWAY. 1 Between '."hester and Lancaster. Schedule la Effect April Ji, iwki. Daily Ksrrept Sunday. Snuthhound. NortbOnun t. | No. la No. 17. No. 16. No 14 P. M A. M.l P. M. A. A! I 8 111 9 40 d Lv ...Chester....Ar 7 10 7 67 10 04 ".... Knox .... " 6 49 i 8 47 10 i'Oj* ".. Rlchbitrg.... " 6 21 7 31 8 67 10 40 d . Haneomvllle.. " 6 20 7 12 j 9 i.l ii u><|* ".. .Fuit Uiiu.,." 5 00 5 07 ) II 20 Oraces ... . " 6 40 9 40 II 40 d Ar.. Lancaster.. I.v 6 9u 6 80 1 P. M A. M P. M. A. M ' No. II. leaving Lancaster 6.9) n. m? makes M 1 Close connection at Cln-ster with Southern ^ Kail way No. 36 for (Charlotte and points north ; ' and Seaboard Air Line "Atlanta Special" for ' Atlanta and points ? .".? Al?? with Carnllaa , A N< rthwestein Hy. No. 10 for Lenoir, N. C, J and Intermediate points, and Southern Hallway No. 33 for Columbia and points aouth. jA No 17, leaving Chester 9.40 a.m . coruiette ^ ; with sovnhern Ry . No 36 from Col unhia and points south: Seaboard Air Line "Atlanta fcpej rial" from Northern and Eastern points and Southern Ry. No. 31 from Northern and Kaat' era points, and at Lancaster with S. C. & U. . ; for ItlucksburR. No. 16, leavlnr Lancaster 6 3U p. m., connects at Lancaster with S. C. A O. K. front Camden and Marlon, Southern Ry No. 34 at Chester for Charlotte and points north. No. IS, leaving Chester 8.10 p m., connects at Chi at' r with Southern Itallu-.m No .14 from Columbia and point* south. LEROY SPRINGS, J. M. HEATH, President. Gen'i. Pas. Agent. Notice Discharge. NOTICE Is licrsh? Riven that on theflth day of Auguwt. I MO, the ureteral uned an the . . administrator of the estate of Mrs. M. M. 11 AIIT8EL.I., deceased, will tuake final return t and Ki'tilcrnent to thn Probate Court of Lan| caster county, state aforesaid, and apply to A said Court for n final discharge as such u mlnistrator. J I). FUNDERBURK, Admr. July fl, IWO 30d . RIVAL OF w ^ GOODS f ? fFRirS A LIST- # * French Sardines in 15 and ^ My Wife's Salad Dressing f ids of vegetables. Shredded atermillions, Bananas. We ^ IIP of nice (bind v. railcrinrr 5n J , R*"B ' r pound ; nUo Lniitfdon'* fine f AHS % , S. O. M., Fonfcellft, Cannon gfc nts, and Hazel Kirk, Sr., 10 ^ >n ilie market today than the ^ loco i* as follows: Cameo, & Wat Wat in 5 rents packages, ^ se, Maryland Club, etceteras, ^ # ; Tobacco of all kinds. ^ en in need of anything in the f Yortre to serve, ^ THIS & CO. 5 * for farm produce of all kinds. W vvv%vsvwv^