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Skin I When the excretory organs fail to cai mal accumulation of effete matter which Thia poison is carried through the ge the skin surface there is a redness and Tatter, Acne, Salt Rheum, Psoriasis, Ery While the skin is the seat of irritation powders may allay the itching and bu continued, and the condition is often agg ffec flscase 1$ marc (hi The many preparations of arsenic, n and break down the constitution. S. 8. S., nature's, own remedy, mad< effectually cures blood and skin troubles, healthy action to the different organs, cle 8. S. S. cares permanently because it leai sss Skin Diseases will be eent free upon appli The Political Salvation of China. If China could be dealt with, then, on a large, broad scale, wilh a free hand, what would undoubtedly be done would be to end the Manchu dynasty, to fill the Supreme Council and the board of control, which is now composed half of Manchus and half of Chi nese, with Chinese alone; have t hese bodies elect their presidents, giving what has been the executive for years for administration, and then organize the Chinese government instead of, as now, half Chinese and half Manchu, all Chinese, placing the care of internal police and the collection of internal revenue in the hands of commissions under Chinese control, but officered by Euro peans upon the same plan and precedent already in operation in the Imperial customs and postal collection of China. An army and navy would only be needed for disorder. The present Chi nese machine of administration, with its system of examinations, promotion, selection, and mingled authority, civil and military, material and scholastic, is precisely suited to the temper and needs of the people which has developed it # during the last twenty centuries. Whatis needed is to place at its head, under the joint control of the civilized pow er?, commissions which will give it just the executive initiative that Tartar conjurors have furnished for centuries. This is pure theory, but it is theory which runs directly in line with the history of the last fifty years. During that time, bit by bit, China has lost no tor ritory in the eighteen Provinces, except the very small area now occupied on the Liaotung Peninsula, Wei hei NVei, Kiaochau, and the hinterland of Hongkong, to which ought, perhaps, to be ad ded the various foreign settle ments at Shanghai and elsewhere. Russia has made vast acquisitions; but these are altogether outside of China proper, and for the most part cover territory whose allegiance to China was but slight. What has really been taking place has been the gradual sub - stitution of European influence and control for Manchu rule. This begdn when the allies secured the free entrance of their subjects over the entire Chinese einpiro. It was continued by the organ ization of the cuitoms service under European and American protection. It has been carried a step farther in fhe post office. The principle exists in Chinese commercial life in the great steam ship lines, which do one fourth of the trade on the Yangtse Kiang and are owned by Chinese, but are officered by Europeans, for the most part English. It has been carried out, wherever the Chinese had an efficient army, by the presence of Europeans in command, beginning with Gor don and the American Ward ; and the same principle only needs to be carried out to leave China \ Diseas \ rrv off the wait* material from the system, poisons and clogs the blood, and it becomi neral circulation to all parts of the body, i eruption, and by certain peculiarities we 1 sipclas and many other sain troubles, nr , the real dnease is in the blood. Med rning, but never cure, no matter how 1< ravated and skin permanently injured by I an shin tfecp; (He caflrt aercury, potash, etc., not only do not cm : of roots, herbs and barks, of grest pur because it goes direct to the root of the anses and enriches the blood, and thus reli res none of the original poison to refertnet Healthy blood is necessary to preserve pltxion so much desired by all. S. S. 8. the blood in perfect order. It has been cu tury ; no other medicine can show such a i S S. S. contains no poisonous mineral Our medical department is in charge < blood and skin diseases, who will take pleas who desire it. Write fnlly and freely about confidence. We make no charge whatev cation. THK SWIFT 1 ? I to develop its own form of civ ili/.ution. its own type of life, nnc its own ideals, gradually assim dating and appropriating the moral principles which underlie European and Christian civili zation.?From t%Can China Be Saved," by Talcott Williams, it ihe American Monthly Review 01 Reviews for September. "My baby was terribly sick with the diarrhoea," says J. II. Doak, of Williams, Oregon. "We were unable ti cure him with the doctor's assistance fiiiw nn n mm rrmiri wr iriru ^imriioerIain's Colio, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. I am happy to nay It ffavf immediate relief and a complete oil re." For aale by J. F. Mackey it Co Factory Hill Item*. Mr. Columbus Grffin moves from Waxliaw to tho Lancastei cotton mills today with his fam i?yMrs. Frone Kennington's daughtor about 0 years old died Saturday night on tho factory hill. Mr. D. P. Harden has taken charge of his same old job as engineer. The recent good rain has improved tho looks of the crops and gardens. M. W. (I. Aug. 27, 1900. Tha Appetite of a Goat. Is envied by all poor dyspeptic* whose Stomach and Liver Mi? out of order. All such should know that I)r. King's New Life Pi I If, tho wondeful Stomach and Liver Remedy, gives a splendid appetite, sound digestion and a regular bodily habit that insure* perfect health and great energy. Only 25fc.at Crawford Bros. Drugstore. ? 4 It Will ho Stevenson. Chicago, 111 , August 27.?The national committee of the populist party is in session here today, to consider an appointment to fill the vacancy on the presidential ticket caused by the declination of Cluis A Towne, of Minnesota It is generally considered here that the nomination of Stevenson to the vacancy will he endorsed hy the committee. The only dissenting voice comes from Nebraska, where the Populi ts claim such an endorsement would lose them heir influence. This is expected to he overruled, however, and the wise ones have already set down the name of Stevenson to he the Populist running mate of Rfvan PrWItta Mill* Karty Rls.-r* are famous lltiln pill* for liver anil bowel troublo*. Never Xrlpe Crawford Hroe. d-w-a. Swift Justice. The negro who attempted assault on n little girl in Akron, Ohio, out of which grew the riots in that city, was taken hack to Akron from Cleveland two days afterward, tried and convicted in five minutes, an<l sentenced to the penitentiary for life. This is swift justice of the kind that will tend more than anything else to put a stop to crime. there U an abnor- *A|f ^ cs sour and acid, ind upon reaching *^\\\\ recognize Eczema, x">W \\ \\ ^ ore or leas severe. vO[ icated lotions and v\ V ll X. >ng and faithfully * their use. : clrcoiatloft Is poisoned. -e akin diseases, but soon ruin the digestion Ifying and tonical properties, quickly and disease and stimulates and restores normal, ieves the system of all poisonous secretions, it in the blood and cause a fresh attack. i that clear, smooth skin and beautiful corncan be relied upon with certainty to keep ring blood and skin diseases for halt a cen ecord. Is?is purely vegetable and harmless. >f physicians of Targe experience in treating ure inaiding by their advice and direction ull t your case; your letters are held in strictest er far this service. Our book on Blood and iPKCIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA, CA. 1D. P. Hardin, > j Mas Icr Mechanic and Eniiieer, Is now prepared to do all kinds of REPAIR WORK on Engines, ' Gins, Saw Mills, Sowing Ma1 chinos, Bicycles, Etc. f I Taspect fully solicit your patronage and guarantee satisfaction. Will go anywhere in the country on short notice. Am . prepared to bore cylinders, ? place power heads and rings, ; valve seats, etc. Will he found i nVar the factory. July 28 MalaotrUn ran find a lodgement)!) the sys * tart whlla the I.lver ts tn perfect onlor. t)rM. A. 'Simtnona Llror Medicine is the best Regulator. 1 Notice. If you have an old Sewing Machine that runs heavy or is . out of repair in any way, bring 1 ( it to It. J. COATES <fc CO'S. store. We have an expert on repairing machines, who will , remedy all defects and replace any broken parts. We can make your old machine run as good new. i Clock's, Too. If you want your Clock repaired, bring it along with your J machine. We do both kinds of i work, right, too. Our charges I will be reasonable, and satisfaction is guaranteed, or money refunded. It. J. COATES it CO. . Registration Notice. rilHE PUBLIC will take notice that JL the Krgintrntion Book* will be open at tint COURT IIOUHK for tha registration of parties entitled to rag- ' inter under the constitution, on tha i 1M Monday t Tuesday in ?ach month, untfl 80 daya preceding tha general election. J.M.OASKKY, Chair. Bd. Heg. Lancaster Co. | Maroh 7. 1900. , I , Dvrsmffmonti of Manatrual Punt-tlnnx produce Miscarriage simniMi Viiunw Vine Wine or Tablets correct tho derangements ( Horses, Horses, Horses. ' . I We have just received acarlond of number one Horses from At- | lanta, every animal having been carefully selected in person by i our Mr. Elliott. In the lot are some of the finest horses ever 1 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. i We have just what you want and need, bo call and see for yourself. I We take pleasure in exhibiting , our steck, as well as vehicles \ i Wewill either sell or swap, and will Bell either for tho cash or i for good paper. ELLIOTT <fc CRAWFORD. Notice of Discharge. NOTICE is hereby given that on the 11th day of August, 1900, the undersigned as Executor of the estate of Mrs. Amorindi Kowell, deceased, | i will die his final return, and mat* ap- i plioation to the Probate Court for said 1 county and Htate for a Anal discharge , as such Executor. J. E. ROWEI.L, Ei'r, I July 7,1900. lm. I Election. TouHilav, August -'H. I5*X). For Nullrllor. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for solicitor of the Sixth Judicial circuit, subject to the action of the Democratic primary Thoh. P. McDow. I hereby announce myself a candidate for Solicitor of the sixth circuit, subject to the rules governing the Demcratic primary. W. C. HOOOH. I will stand for renomination to the office nf Solicitor of the Sixth Judicial Circuit, subject to the results of the next Democratic primary. J. K. Hbkry. For Supt. Education. To the Voters of Lancaster County : With many thanks for past favors, and at the solicitation of friends, I hereby announce mys?lf 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. SLACK MON. TIip ninn v fripnit* nf Mr I'.rnooi Blackmon hereby announce him ns r candidate for the office of County Superintendent of Education subject to result of the Democratic primary. /t the solicitation of a few friends, ( announce myself a candidate for the office of Superintendent of Eduoat ion. K. Baxtkr Blackmom. Mr. Editor:?Please announce the name of Prof. A. C. Howell as a candidate for the office of County Superintendent of Education, subject to the rules governing the Democratic primary. If elected, we pledge him to discharge the duties of the office to the best interest of education. Many Frii koh. At the continued solicitation ol many close j friends, as well as being deeply Interested In the progress of education In our county, 1 now announce myself a candidate for tho office of County Superintendent of Education, subject to the rules of the Democratic prim irv. T. M. UEMf. 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 announce the name of Jno. A. Cook for re-election to the office of County Auditor, subject to the rules governing the primary. Many Friknds: 1 resp?ctfully announce my candidacy for the oftlce of county Auditor, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. L. J. I'khry. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of county Auditor, miujn I i w hip i ii irn ui I III? l?"ll!UPr#HU primary. E. C. Choxton. For the Lcglslut ir? 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 name for re-election to the House of Representatives for Lancaster county. We pledge him to abide the result of the primary election. Maky Votkiu. I am a candidate for the House of Representatives, subject to the Democratic primary. J. W. Hamki.. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the House of Representatives, subject to the rules governing the Democratic primary. R. Ii. IIlCKLIN. I am a candidate for the Legislature und wilt abide the result of the prima ry. USCAII AT. I'OTTH. For County IniirrrlNnr. At the earnest solicitation of many friends, I hereby announce myself as * candidate for re-election t > the office of County Supervisor, subject to Lha result of the Democratic primary. M. C. Gardner. For Sheriff. I hereby announce myself a candidate for Sheriff, subject to the rules r?f the Democratic primary. J as. S. Wii.son. The many friends of Capt. John 1*. Hunter hereby announce him as a candidate for the office of Sheriff', subject to the result of the Democratic, primary. Mr. Hunter's flue record as Sheriff in the past is a sufficient guarsntee of what his future administration will be in case of his election. Many Votkri. For Clerk 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-election to the office of Clerk of Court for Lancaster county, subject to the rules of tlie* Democratic primary. W. H. fj. I'oKTKK. 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 ef the democratic primary. Many Friends. F?r Cernner. I lierehv announce iiivealf a namll-l date for re-election to the ortloe of Coroner, And pledge myself to abide the result of the democratic primary. R. You wo. 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 democratic primary. ManyFriknds. I'er County Treasurer. I am a candidate for ra-electioa to the oftioe of County Treaaurar. W. C. CaI'trin. For Mailelrale I am a candidate for the oflice of Magistrate for Buford Township. Will abide the result Af the primary election. W. Marcus Ksthidos. Mr. Editor Please announce the name of Mr. W. J. Sistare for Magistrate of Buford Township. mart fminus. The many friends of If. N. Poll hereby announce his unine as a can didate for the office of Magistrate o Ruford'township, subject to the rulej of the Democratic primary. Many Frikndh. ' The many freinds of \V. A. Carnei announce him a candidate for Mag istratefor liuford township subject t< the rules of the Democratic primary The many friends of Mr. W. 1*. Cas key respectfully announce him as i candidate for re-election to the olllci of Magistrate for Dills Creek am Cane Creek township, subject to thi result of the Democratic primary. Many Votkhs. SOUTHERN RAILWAY. wtrwl Time at Jacksonville and Savannah Eastern Time at Other Points. Schedule In Effect Juno 10th, 1000. NOHTHBOITND. No^ ftalfy D^tl Cv. Jacksonville (P. S) Hliiia ToS " Savannah (So. Ry ) l'JSJO.. 12 20 " Barnwell 4 0flp 4 Ift ** Bliickvills 421 p 4 88 " SpringQeld 4 44p 4 61 " Sally 4 K2p 4 51 Ar. Oolutnbla . Sosj> 610 ur. Charleston, ((?<>. Hy 7 u<n flf?t " 8umm?rvillo 7 41a UOUc " Hranchvllle 3 .Via 166 " Orangeburg 0 28a 2 60 " Kingvillo 10 l&a 4 SO Ar. Columbia 11 Oba 6 So I A ;y.: wr \ crsrrr mir -r-?z inu. 11T f 'li IIWCT - O.H' use Lv. Qranlt?Till? ' 4">ii 880p lO_lo] Lv. fidtfoflold 1 lop .. .. Lv. A ikon . .A 3 lflp .., Lv. Trenton TT*>a H?5p 11 t)6i " Johnston 6Mt 4 10*1120] Ar. Columbia, (U. P.l 6 45p 2 10 Lv. Columbia, (Bldg 8t 9 HOn fillip ft 20i " WlntiHltoro 7 Oflp 7 25 " Chester 7 81p 818 " Hock Hill 8?ip 8? Ar. Charlotte 1'ip 9 4a Ar. l)navllle __ Lf Ma 1 <P4] Ar. Richmond . ft OUft ft 'i&i Ar. Washington 7 S.">a ft.'iOi " Baltimore (Pa.RR) f)UnlU93l " Philadelphia 11 31a! 2 Gfli " Now Vprk . >01i) ft 18i Lv. fjo^tnibla *.J ....'. .rft'ft/'u 'JrVh A*. Smartanburg 8 10? 9 OQi - AAkevUl# T Dip 1181 Ar- gnoxvllle , , ^ 4 15n 7 tl\ 3^r~Clnetnnatl . .. ... . . . . __ f ifjy "^45) Ar~Lot?lsviiIe . " " Jtlp 7 40) OlITHnOWWD. SJid g^ g^ifj Lv. Louisville ,T~~* 7 As * 4.7] Lv. Cincinnati ... 8 Ofta ftOpj Cv. Knoxvfi'.e 1 20a 8 2oi " Anhoville 8 00a 8 051 " Spartanburg 11 4ta 6 Ar. Oommbla 1 *'*1* ??v. >To\v YorktPh.R.R).~..T.. itob Uiu " Philadelphia t?ivfp 8 501 ' Baltimore I 27p ft ?Ji La*. Wr.ilii'qt'n (So.ltvi 0ft'ij. 11 1 *s? Lv. Richmond ........ I rnw T55T5 Lv. Phii villa 4 8** "TTJj Cv. harlot to 8 10a 0 o5( " Book H'.ll 8 y,a|lo 4Ai *' O host or ft 5.1a 1120; " Wiunsbor* 10 IRa lz 10) Ar. Columbia, t Bhlg Bt OtWp 11 2<Ja 1 l5) Lv. Columbia, lU.u.) 11 4">a 4 30) " Johnston JOHUn 1 81p ft 84) " Trent'm HlbJfk 1 Alp 0 4?i Xr. Allen j'&ilp ffuui Ar. hhlgoftald 4*Opil86? Ar. OranttevilTeTI l**lft 1 lllp Tfit Ar. Anguytfr *1 Oon 2 ftOp 8 U0) Lv. Colutnma ilio. HyV 4tt)p 1 lift) " KingviUe 4 43p 2Wi " Orangeburg. 58.1l> 8 4i* ' Branchvilid ft Hp 4 27>i " Huniinorvllle 7 Sua 5 52i Ar. Ohnrlotton 8 l.Vu 7 OCi Lv. Columbia (So. Ry.) lTHi 1 2tk Ar. Sully V**h' 2iai " bpritufflnld lJ44f' 2 " BlftckviMe IVi'P 8 ft*) " Barnwell 1 Su> 8 Wt " H?v??nab ... i, ?li? 5 nh Ar_J^Usoi>vtyg/?,H.). \ TrAins <8 ?ad 44 (lulled oxtiftpi Soaday] arrive and depart from Huiubmrg. t Daily except SyukU%-. Sls?piag Car 3?rvloo. Excellent ftnilv >- >? ? ^ . w w w ? ? lAirncoii Florida and Hew York. Nos. JS and M?New Yorti and Florida F*' press. IUnwiDK-rumn a oeplng oara between Augusta iind New York. Pullman drawing-room sleeulng ears be tween Port Tan. on, Jacksonville, bnv.wuieh Washington and New York. Pullman sleeping care between Gharlolte and Richmond. Dining oars last ween Oharlott* and Savannah. Nos. HS and Ik? U. 8. Fast Mall. Tlwotink Pullman drawting-room bivfet sleeping cars be ween Jacksonville mid New Yorlt and Pun?<1u nliepiiib ZSii'm n?uu nam ailUr lot te. Dining earn serve an meftie onroute. Pnlluian seeping gars tietween Jacksonville and Columbia Hsrotito daily hotweea Jacksonville and Cincinnati, via Asnovillo. rPASK8.HAW.SON, J.M.OtrLP. Third V-P. * *en. Mgr., Traffic Mgr., Washington, D. O. Washington. D. 0. W. A.Tl'RK. ?. H. HARDWICK. Hon. Pass. Ag't., As't Gen. Pane. Ag't., Washington, D. O. Atlanta, Ga. Sheriff's Sale. On the first Monday in August, ' will sell under a tax execution one LOT situate in the town of Lancaster and bounded by lands Heath, Springs & Co., L. S. Elliott and the Kedtleld nmii. i itiiis or 8?i?? ( ami, Ij. M. OLYUURN, Sheriff. r'%%%%%%*%< or It ah. ** NEW 1 ? AUK FINK. It ^ Columbia River Salmon, f 20<> tins, Aberdeen Sauce. jA is something line for all kii ^ Cocoanut, Pineapples, W W keep in stock a complete lii f price from 8 to 50 cents pel ^ Cakes. Our line of i cio gfc is as follows : Portuando, Ball; Ilnzol Kirk, Jr., 5 ce ^ cents. No better brands c V above. Our Smoking Tolu ? School Hoy, Natural Leaf, (told liOnf and Yellow Roy ^ 10 ets package*. Chewing Kindly give in cm 11 wlr ? groeevr line. ?*? Q M M A ^ m A - m i J ' t I i ^ Wo nre still in the market 1 4 : OOUTH CAROLINA AGEORGIA ' m [ {) EXTENSION R. R. COMPANY. Schedule No. 4 # In Effect IS-01 a. m., Sunday, Dec. 24, I8W>. j BetwecnCamdentS.C-,and Blacksbarg,S.C. WAM t '\i L nut vr l-'lVsi Cuts* EASTERN TIME. KlrH.C.Ia^ . Passenger I'awi'engp r , Dally Daily Except STATIONS. Kxcojjt Sunday. Sunday. * P. M l A. M. B 12 Mi Camden 12 25 I 15 DeKalb 12 02 I 27 Westvllle II 50 1 40} Kcr.-diivw II 35 2 lo Heath Spring II 20 2 15 Ploasnnt Hill II 15 2 3ftI I at.caster 10 55 2 50 Riverside 10 41 3 00 Sprinifdcll 10 3d 3 10 Catawba Junction 10 20 3 20 Hes'.ie 10 10 3 40 Rock Hill 10 00 3 55 v Newport 0 3ft 4 02 Tlrr.ah 9 -80 u 4 20 YorkvlMe 9 15 4 lift Sharon 9 00 4 80 Hickorv Oroya 8 45 5 0o Smvrn ? ? 35 " 5 20 Mlaok.sbur^ 8 15 o M A. M. \ Between Bid *sburg,S.C.,and Marion,N.C. % w,si- " 1 ETajrr rr >ec. t'lifn EAS1ERN TIME. >. c. 1'las* it Mixed Mixed ? Daily Dally Excopt STATIONS. Except ~1| p Sunday. Sunday. ^ It A. M " 8 10 lltockftburg 0 ?0 ? 8 30 Earls 4 '.0 * 5 10 Patterson Springs fl ia * 0 20 Sliellt.v 8 00 5 10??? Lcttimore 4 M S 10 10 Moorcsboro 4 40 K to 25 Henrietta 4 20 10 W) forest City 3 3# II li Rutherford ton 3 26 p 1135 Millwood 3 05 p III Golden Valley 2 50 ? 12 05 Thermal City 2 46 ? 12 25 Glenwood 2 20 k 12 !W? Marion 2 ?*> k A. M P. M. k W Ksl- GAFFNH V 11. VI.^IOM KA H ^ g First Class FlrstClass I 15 13 EASTERN TIME. 14 10 ? 9 . ? >,S t >> & ? 1 5 ?f * 8| STATIONS. = 8? ? l| * <? 1 5 5 x ? Q x 5 5 * ? k =1K - HK 3 ? C I'M AM AMI'V k I 00 <i 00 Hlackshnrs; 7 50 3 iiO i I 2o 0 20 Cherokee Falls 7 3' 2 40 i I 4o (1 40 GufTney 7 It: 2 20 I P. M A M A. M P. M ? ? ?j f Trains Noh. 32 and 33 connect at lllacwsburu ^ j with trains on the Oaffney Division. I Train No. 32 connects at Catndon with tho ? Charleston Division of tho Southern Railway B for all points south. i Train No. 33 leaving Camden at 12.40 p. tn., ( goln : w< st, makes connection at Lancaster, i C., with the lA & C. R. R-i at Catawba .luncI tion with Hie S. A. H., going north; At Rock w I Hill w ith the Southern Kali wav. going nortla ? Train No. It connects at Hlacksbnrg with tiie t Southern Rail wav from the south. At Marlon, S N. C.. with Southern Railway going we#,t. i SAM'E. HUNT. A. TRIP!', ; President. " Superintendent. C S. II. EUMPKlN. CJ. P. A. t > ? ? LANCASTER & CHESTER \ RAILWAY. I ____________ i Between Chester and Lancaster. i | Schedule! in Kffoet April 1900. i II Daily Except Sunday. 1 I Southbound. Northbound. ) Nn. la No. 17. No. 18. Na IS J i P. M |A.^M.J _ |P. M.|A. M o iv v suiu i<v ...cnestor. ... Ar 7 10 7 67 10 04 " Knox " 6 40 8 17 10'.ml* "... IllcliOurg.... " 6 21 7 31 8 67 10 4ojd "..Baacoinvllle.. " f. 20 7 12 I 9 13 11 0? .For' Lawn..." 0 00 4 67 | 11 20 ' Graces ... ." 6 40 9 40 11 40 il Ar.. La 11044tor.. Lv 6 3o 0 80 i 1*. M. A. M. P. M A. M No. 14, leaving Lancaster 0 30 a. m., makes > close connection ill Chester with Southern Railway Ma 36 for Charlotte anil points north ; r ' anil S~.i1/G.i7i. Air Line "Atlanta Sptc'tti * for i Atlanta anil points went Also with Carollas & Northwestern Ky. No. It) for Lenoir, N. C., 1 auil intermediate points, and Southern Kail1 way No. 33 for Columbia anil points south. No. 17. leaving Chester 9 4J a. m . ronnrtk jd ' with Southern Ky , No 36 from Col :mbln snrt ^ points south; Seaboard Air Line "Atlanta Bpaclnl" from Northern and Eastern rolnu ?*4 Southern Ky, No^33 rrom Northern ami Kastern points, anil at Lancaster with S. C. Si O. . ' for illacksburg. No. 16, leaving Lancaster 6 fhi p. m., connect* at Lancaster with S. C. A G. K. from Curmler and Marlon. Southern Ky No. 34 at Chester for Charlotte and points north. no. in, waving i neater r to p m., connects el Cluster with Southern Hallway Na 14 from Coli tnbin atnl points south. LEROY SPRINGS, J. HE ATH, Prenitl?nt. Gen'I. Pas. Ajjent. Notice Discharge. NOTICE I* horsbv plven that on thadth day of August, 18JO. the undersigned ns the administrator of the estate of Mrs. M. M. If AKTSKI.f., deceased, will make llnal return I and sell lemrnt to the Probate Court of I.an| caster County, stale aforesaid, and applv to said Court for a final discharge ss such a mln- < istrator .1 1). FUNDKRBURK, Admr. duly d. 1900 30d. * VAAAAAAAVVJ RIVAL OF W GOODS \ ' ERE" S A LIST- # French Sardine# in 15 and ^ My Wife's Salad Dressing f ids of vegetables. Shredded gfc ntermillions, Bananas. We ^ ne of nice Candy, ranging in W r pound ; also Langdon's line ^ A Wsl * x m. jl j q 8. 0. M.f Fontella, Cannon ^ nts, and Hazel Kirk, Sr., 10 ^ IV. tlio market today than the ^ irco is as follows: Cameo, W Wat Wat in f> cents packages, ^ if, Maryland Club, etceteras, Tobacco of all kinds. (? . * an in need of anything in the ^ Yours to serve, ? THIS & CO. 5 * for farm produce of all kinds, ,