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I ECZE This most aggravating and torm?nti?| the blood, and uala of this acid poiaan almost unbearable* * This burning^ *orm^*n?1 ** THERE S I' tha blood fa in aj inflammation, ?ut ci S. S. S., the only purely vegetable ret akin troubles. It goea direct to the seat <x all tha organs, and thus clears the syntsK subsides, and all signs of the disease disap Stp Lets M. HoffaK of Qmr4ir>f1?m. OKU. fromMrtk. Her faoe at times Weaae so badly 4 h*a<M wara very ?or?. M>? ?t* IrwM W at her rwr*icbM<or relief, vm told by ta old ytiTii Mamyitjr oared, and haa moot bad a r?t?ra of lh< .Idieraa abe woold have boon la her grave yea re a t will do for otbere." Band for our book on Blood and Skin Di lhaj will chrrrfully giva anj Informal AN UNUSUAL INCIDENT. An Evangelist Gets Talked Hack At Last Night. Evangelist Randolph preached at the Tabernacle last night. Before he began his sermon ho sang the hymn, " 'Tis the hand of God writing on the wall". Rev. Randolph then announced his text: Daniel, 12-13, "But go thou thy way till tho end be,v for thou shalt rest and stand in thy lot at the end of the days." Tho minister related the life of Daniel from his captivity to his deliverance from the lions' mouths. Ho said tho greatest missionary work ever known began at the mouth of the lions' den. He said the religion of Jesus Christ was spreading and it would not he long before God's word will be heard in every nook and corner of China. Several men walked out of the church while Rev. Randolph t was preaching, and lie asked that no other person leave the building unless they had the cramp colic. A few minutes later while he was preaching a man got up and started to leave, and, as he reached the aisle, Rev. Randolph said, "He has the colic." The man turned around and replied, "Yes sir, and there will be others in here affected like T am before this sermon is finished." The congregation remained intact from this point unfcii the close of the service.?Columbia Record. Dr. W. H. Lewis, Lawrence ville, Va., writes, "1 am using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure in my practice among severe cases of indigestion and find it an admirable remedy," Many hundreds of phyicians depend upon the use of Kodol Dyspasia Cure in stomach troubles. It digests what you i eat, and allows you to eat all the good food you need, provided you do not overload your stomach. Gives instant relief and a perm?nentcure. Crawford Bros, d-w s Five Thousand Chinese Drowned by Russians. London, Sept. 21.?"Authentic accounts have been received here," says the Moscow correspondent of The Standard, "of a horrible massacre at Blagovestchensk, which was undoubtedly carried out under direct orders ' from the Kupsian authorities and which then let loose the tide of slaughter through Amur. The entire Chinese population of 5.000 souls was escorted out 1 of town to a spot five miles up i the Amur and then, being led in ( batches of a few hundreds to the banks of the river bank, was or- 1 dered to cross the river to the i Chinese side. No boats were pro vided and the river is a mile wide. The Chinese were flung alive into the stream and were ! atabbed or shot at the least re sistance, while Russian volun- ' teers who lined ' the bank club bed or shot any who attempted to land. Not one escaped alive. The river bank for miles was strewn with corpses. This is the season when mothers are alarmed on account of croup. It is quickly cured by One Minute Cough Core, which children like to take. Crawford Bros. d-w-s ? MA[ of *11 akin dhnstt U caused by an aci/l i t? relieved through certain instrumentalitii reaches the akin and it becomes red am (Specially when overheated from any raun arete sufferer, regardleea of conaequancea, chiug humor spacers sometimes in little ; lea, Again the akin ia dry, hard and fieeui 1 stubborn form of the dleeaaa. Tetter, Kryaipelas, Salt Rheum and man ally blood diseases, because OAM BE MO EXTEi fiTHOUT AM iMTERi pure, healthy coudhioa, no poisonous eler stione of wsdies. lotions ana salves sotnel innot reach the disease. Only S. 8. S., th nedy known, ie a safe end permanent eun F the dlssess, ueutrulisea the ecide and ?1? i of all impurities through the natural ck pear. VS she was aflteted with Srrefateee seres and Mt swollen that . he esse net recognisable, end her 1 the doctor* le town withoet benefltted. a idea t# tehe a. a. a. She fottewed hieedvtce em t disssse. Tht# weeeeveetee* yesreege. She sta< go bet hr . S. I., end adds, ''whet ft has dees ft seesas, and write our phvsiciens fully about los or advice wen ted. We make no charge CRY FOR HELP COMES FROM GEORGETOWN. The GoTernor Asked to Order Oat Militia as a Race Riot Was Threatened. Georgetown, Oct. 1.?A race riot is impending at thiB place This morning at 1:20 the governor received an appeal for help from the major of Georgetown. The telegram was dated 12.50 a. m., and the affair must evidently be serious or quiet would have been restored before that late hour of the night. The governor ordered Col. J. D. Sparkman, the fearless com tnander of the cavalry regiment, I to at once muster all available troops necessary. Mayor Morgan's dispatch gave few details, but the hour al which it was received indicates the serious state of affairs. The message roads as follows: Georgetown, Oct. 1, 12:50 a. m To Gov. M. B. McSweeney. Order Col. Sparkman, com manding troops, and Capt. Ward, of Rifle Guards, to report to mayor and sheriff with companies tc preserve peace. Negroes are gathering in large numbers. The trouble is caused by a negro kill ing a white man last night. Later trouble is feared tonight. Order quick and answer. W. 1). Morgan, Mayor. The governor wired Capt. Ward to have his company hurried to the scene of trouble. He wired Col. Sparkman to issue fhe orders for any other companies in his troops if it be necessary to have an additional force to preserve the peace. To Mayor Morgan he wired asked to be kept posted at every movement so that he could exercise every means available to keep down the trouble. The negroes in Georgetown outnumber the whites over whelmingly. Do not get scared if your heart troubles you. Most likely you nuffcr from indigestion. Kodol Dyapepsia Oure digests what you eat and given the worn out stomach perfect refit. It is the only preparation known that will completely digest all clanfiei of foods; that ifi why it cures the worst cases of indigestion and trouble after everything else has failed. It may be taken in all conditions and cannot help but do you good. Crawford Bros. d-w s | IPe Ctre \ \ to bo t % ~ Wc have teams fc country. Teams for | around the city. ^Ve T and stylish. Brand n 4) and traps,?the best d ^ be had. If you want ? can be gotten up in ten V for it. Wemeetcomp . 1 wXwiiw ,> SATANIC condition of ITCH. pa too much i inflamed. The itching and burning an i. The skin seems on tire, sleep or rest ii scratches until strength b exhausted, pustules, discharging a sticky fluid, whicl red, itchea intensely, bleeds and scabs over y like troubles are spoken of as diseases o INAL IRRITATION HAL CAUSE. nent* can reach the skin. times mitigate the itching and soothe th< ie rekl blood medicine, can do this. t for Eczema and all deep-seated Mood ant sneeS the blood, te-inforces and invigorate snnels ; the skin relieved, all inflammatiot [i5&5 ftw this. Address, ?e1ft seeNle ?. Attests. ?a I .... SOUTHERN RAILWAY. <8r iMM Tim* ( JbokaoaTllU tad Bar****] B*?f ?rn Tlma at Othar Point*. Bohodul* In Bfraot Jon* 1th. H00>. nonTMOtmn. gSfc" & Or. Jaokaonrlll* (P. S) 4 POn TTK HnvannnMBo. Ry ).... Id 20,. II h " Barnwal) 4 0?p 41! a BlnckriUn 4 lip 4 a " 9printt?lA 4 44p 41 - ?Mly 4?2p 4 6 Ar. Oaluwtthln ..., flOftp 4K CE~?K*rT?aW>|^ (BtTfty 7T5o* HO Pumfaarvtn* T 41a 1300 " Uranthvill* 8 55* 1 41 " Orangohnnt 0 22a 2 b 1 " Klngrllla 10 15* 4 9 At. 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Pullman alaaptag aara batwaaa Oharlattaan lataoivd LMuliig aara batwaaa Chariot! ad karaaaah. Mo*. ltd and 8??U. 9. Paat Mall. Ykraag) Pv.llruan drawfda-rnoin bufPat (leaping aaraG t* ?> JaokaoaTiUa and Maw Yorlt and Pal aaa aleeplag aara batwaan Auguata and tfhai Ik Din lag oara sarva all taaala aarout* rullruaa apaptag car* katwnaa Jaok*>aTlll and Colombia, aw aula dally Imtwaan Jaokaua 111* aai OtaMnaaU, ria Aabovlll*. PR A MI H OAMNOM. J M.OUIF, TklrJV-P. ACa>. Mgr.. Tufflr Mgr., Waahlagton, D. CL Washington, 1). C ff. A TURK. SB HAUDWICS, an Paaa. Ag'A. Al'lUiu. Phi Ag'l Waablngtoa, b. o. Atlaata. Cm 3rerkitt>b r 4 be Ctpery. | >r a lo?g drive in the ' pleasure driving in and f rything neat, nice and /I ew rubber tire fmggies riving horses that can d the nicest turnocit that 4 vn, call on 4 CRAWFORD etition in price. J } FALL OPENING OF..... MILLINERS s r I Greatest Display o Novelties Ever $ Seen. 9 All Eyes are Turninj 1 Here For Lea,ding | Styles. S Everybody is Talk I ing About It. M 1 1 TV. -> si auw v^xcau kJUUUCDO U \ I Our Millinery the | I past Season We i | Will Eclipse This I WINTER and FAL1 3 0* i Miss Thorn 3 | Spent many weeks in Ne\ jj York getting the best idea 3 @ of the leading milliner! iy | 1 searched the markets fc I most progressive style: | and gained big reduction jj I on our immense cash pui H rU oc/IP >y | |rj I I j Our Millinery De| partment 1 is teeming with every thin -j decreed by the dictators c '* | fashion. Miss Thorn's a I tistic creations as heretofor | are sure to win your adm j I ration.- Her I I | Trimmed Hat; I Are elegant and of rar beauty. Our grand opei ing will be on FRIDAY, September 2? WE EXPECT YOU SURE I Heath Bkg. & Me , _ jf * % JOB PRINTING , y -w" j Done Neatly II I ' "T And Done Cheap. I- We Make a Specialy of Note Heads, Letter Heads. Bill Heads, Envelopes, Law Briefs, Law Blanks, mistiute blinks, a Deeds and Mortgages, * Liens and Bills of Sales. ^ _ J Posters, ProIgrames, Hand Bills. Your orders solicited. Enterprise Pub. Co . j Lancaster, S. C. \ We Aro Located two doors north of the postofllc.eon the eest side of Main street; our little store has (frown to be a very popular -i [ place of business, and it affords us much uleasure to sav that our trade I is rapidly increasing every day?and why? the reason is plain enough: j* In the llrst place, we treat our cus- ^ tomers politely : secondly, we buy our goods for the hard cash, save all the discounts, and share the benefits with our customers; thirdly, our place of business is small, and in this way wc always sell you nice, new goods; fourthly, we make prices that make ft I customers; we prefer a small profit , from many rather than a large profit from a few. Every day our trade in5 I creases; isn't this suflicient, evidence that we 5 S TREAT THE BOYS RIGHT? LA OIKS, TOO! Li Lastly, we keep everything usually 1 H kept in a tlrstclass grocery and confectionery, and make a specialty of q handling the nicest fruit and produce. Id As we have not. the space to enumerate the many good things we handle, o | we invite you fo give us a call and B see for yourself. Thanking one and all for their liberal patronage in the H jiast, and soliciting a continuance of kj I hp same, we are. Yours, to please, B T MATS & BO All Vi VVAA A U Ut Wi -g COUTH CAROLINA & GEORGIA d EXTENSION R. R. COHPAKT. t ^ L Schedule No. 4 In Effect 1101 a. no., Sunt'ar. Dec. 24, 1890 g g * 8 BelweenCamden.S.C.an t Blacksbiirg.S.C. ) I West. 33 " Khhi. Si % Kirst Class KASTERN TIMK. Kir?t Class Passenger l'a^M'ngpr r- v / Dally Daily Except STATIONS. Excej* Sunday. Sunday. /I V ** I A. M. v- y, ' IS 50 Camden |12 26 1 15 DeKalb 12 o2 , , l 2? VVostvllle ii 5o I I 40 r Kershaw II 35 1" yi; 2 10 lleath Spring 11 20 8 15 Pleasant Hill II 13 " 2 36 Lancaster 10 56 i2 .'*> Riverside 10 40 2 tub Springdeil 10 30 3 10} Catawba Junction 110 2t) 3 20 Leslie io 10 3 40 Rock Hill 10 11O 3 55 Newport 9 35 4 02 Tirzah 9 3t) 4 20 Yorkville 9 15 4 3f> Sharon 9 00 j 1 , 4 50 Hickory (irore 8 46 j| 5 00 Smyrna | 8 35 5 20 lllackHhiirg H 15 1 p- M 'A. M. e | Between Bla cksburg.SX.,and Marlon, KXT I west, rrj Eml rr sec Class EASTERN TIME. sec. Class I" h' wixeu Mixed B oaiiy mrriy ^ Except STATIONS. Except ^ Sunday. Sunday. * " p. m. B 10 Hlackftburg ? 40 R 30 Karlrt 0 50 U H 40 Patteraon Sprint ? 12 ^ ? 20 Shelby ? o<) I" 00 Lattlinore 4 -so S to 10 Mooreaboro 4 40 to 2ft Henrietta 4 20 tO 60 Forent City a ISO It I* Rutherfordton 3 2ft H 3ft Millwood 3 0?S tt 4? Golden Valley 2 W) Kg 12 Oft Thermal City 2 4* k n 12 2ft Glen wood 2 20 m 12 fto " Marlon 2 00 I UL P M / B W KST. OAFFNKY It. VISION EAST FlrntCl.m FlrxtClaas Ift 13 EASTERN TIMK. (4 \n *>? 5 i?P"S ^>0.5? mm st"ions- if-iisi f h ?M? ?? Qw??w.j! I * r*>" 1 ... 1 A. m I p M. ii uu n mi itlackahtirg 7 Mi 3 00 I 80 A 20 Cherokee Kali* 7 30 2tt I 4o A 40 (Juffney 7 l< 211 P. M Jk M M A. M J[ r. M Trail.* Noa. 32 and 33 connect at lilacltMburK with train* on the (laftney Division Train No 32 connect* at Camden with the ^ Charleston Division of the Southern Hallway f W for all point* Mouth. Train No. 33 leaving Camden at 12.40 p m going went, makes connection at Lancaster. S C., with the L & C. R. R., at Catawba .functi<>n with the s a I, going north at Rock fill with the Southern Hallwav,going north. Train No. II connect* at ltlackaburg with the 4V I I Southern Hallway from the aouth. At Marlon, ^ ,gm N C , with Mouthorn Railway going w??t. A * SAM L. HUNT, A. TRIPP, I President. "4 Superintendent. | H. II. LUMPKIN. O. P. A. Tr