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COTTON AND PRODUCE w MARKET. Oct. 2, 1000. COTTON. strict good middling 10.30 PRODUCI. Iutt?r (good) per pound 12!^ Cggs, per dozen 12 ?biolcens 10 to 1ft Corn, per bustiel Oft Llama (home raised) pee pound.. . .10 Shoulders (home raised) per lb. .8 Saturday, October G, 1000. Short Locals. ?Sauer Kraut at S. M. Mat his & (Jo's. ?Fine turnip weather, and the crop is unusually large and very promising. ?A good crowd went over to A see Field's minstrels in Chester 'l1. A lUOSVlilJ lll^lll. ?Mrs. Kev. J. H. Boldridge has returned from a visit to rel atives in KuoxvilJe, Tenn. ?Mrs. Sallie Villeneuve, ol Atlanta, Ga., is visiting hor pa rents hare, Mr. and Mrs. .Joseph (/lark. ?Lancaster's cotton buyers got -'47 bales Thursday. The ruling price was 10 35. The receipts yesterday were good around the ame price. ? For fresh bread call at S. M. Mathis <& Go's. ?Mr. 11 K. Mcllwain will move ?is family to town about the first of November. They will occupy lie W. M. Moore dwelling, which he has recently bought. ?Mr. W. G. A. Porter will , move his family to town soon and open a boarding house in the Aibler dwelling on Main street. _ Nome necessary repairs about the fp premises are being made. ?Like the e.otton rron thp pp-i* crop is short. At any rate there are no eggs on this market. It lias been suggested as an expla nation of the unusual scarcity of ihat product that people are able to eat them since cotton is up. ?List of letters advertised in the Lancaster, S. O., postoffice for the week ending October 0, 1000: Miss Ella Brooks, Miss Cane Crockett, Miss Perry Wither spoon, Mrs Idar Gray, Mr. Stan ley Strong. Belle Nance, P.M. For sprains, swellings and lameness there is nothing so good as Chamber* Iain's Pain Balm. Try it For sale by .1. F. Mac key A Co. i Trantham Heat Sheriff William*. m The vote in the third primary j * in Kershaw county resulted in iho nomination of J. S. Trantham for Sheriir, he getting 858 votes | and sheriff R. B. Williams 839. Tenant limine Burned. A tenant house on Mr. John E. j Porter's place was burned one day this week. It was occupied : by some negroes, but no one was there when the tire started except a sick woman and she was unable to put the fire out. She managed to get part of their household elTects out and the balance was burned. Accident to Capt. /. IT. Moore. News came hero Thuisday that /'apt. I. W. Moore had met with <11 accident that had necessitated & * he amputation of his left hand ibove the wrist. IIo lett here Wednesday afternoon for Rock ^ (ill via Chester. The following Rock Ilill special to The State contains all that we have been able to get of the particulars : "Mr. 1. W. Moore, of Lancaster, net with an accident last eveting when the north hound South urn came in. He did not hear the call for Kock Hill, but just as the train was moving out he learned that he was passing his destination. Hurriedly making his way to the platform he grasped the rail and prepared to jump from tho train which was moving slow ]y. In some way ho slipped and that was the last, he knew for f tome time. He was picked up and carried to a drug store and aftarwnrd to a physician's office where it was found necessary to amputate his left hand at the wrist, that member being crushed beyond hope of saving. He was then taken to Dr. Stevens' re idence." Beyond the accident as abo described, he does not appear be badly hurt. Capt. Moore's many frien here will regret to learn of h misfortune. "Citizen'*" Inquiry Annwered, In Wednesday's issue of tli paper, 'Citizen' asked if it "Wou not bo well for the Governor appoint some discreet man to a with Ihe ollicers asohaiman of tl I jury commissioners." That wou be a useloss expense. We thoug wo made it plain in the artic 'Citizen' referred to that even the jury commissioners wanted use partiality or otherwise do wrong that it would beimpossib for them to do it. As stated 1 us, the names, twice the numb required for the year, are put the box at the beginning of tl year by three men, the coun board of commissioners, ai drawn out, in public after t< days notice, before eacli term court by three other men, tl jury commissioners?and evei name that happens to be draw is taken, unless it happens to I of an officer or other person e empt by law. For the benefit of our corre pondent we will say that the s men referred to above all happt to be from different sections the county. "For three (lays an<! nights I suflY ed agony untold from an attack cholera morbus brought on by eatn cucumbers." says M. K. Lowther, clei of the district court, Centarvili Iowa. "I thought 1 should surely di and tried a dozen different inedicin but all to no purpose. I sent for bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Chole and Diarrhoea Remedy and three do relieved me entirely." This rerned is for ?ale by J K Mackey it Co The Lynchers Were There. Orangeburg, October 4.?Mil night?A crowd of about 31 armed men entered town tonigl with intention of lynching tl negro Wilson responsible for M Hydrick's death. Part of tl mob met the Southern train 1 Columbia, searched the train bi did not succeed in finding tl negro, who was sent via the Con Line. The party would not bi lieve the prisoner had been sei to Columbia and insisted o going through the jail, though r demonstrations of a threatenin nature were made. The autho; ities proposed that a committc be appointed to search the ja unarmed. The would be lynchei would not accept this and ii sisted on the whole party ente ing the jail This was not at visable as two negroes under set tence of death are confined then The matter was settled by Dr. 1 S. Hydriek, brother of decease* telling the mob that the prison* had really been taken away an advised them to return to the hon.es, which the leaders proti ised would be done, after searcl ing as proposed by officers, a though fruitlessly. The men were determined t carry out their intentions an there would have been muc trouble had the negro been her* AJ1 quiet now and no trouble ei pected. It is well to know that DeWitt Witch Hazel Salve will heal burn and s.op the pain at one* It will cure eczema and skin dii eases and ugly wounds and sore It is a certain cure for rile Counterfeits may he offered vol See that yon get the original De Witt's Witch Iiazel Salve. Cra^ ford Bros. d-w n Taken to Columbia for Sate Keeping. Orangeburg, Oct. 4.?Bill Wi on, the negro who drove into th buggy containing Mr. and Mm. . 11. W. Hydrick, on last Sunda afternoon, causing a fearful at dent, reaulting fatally to Mr. IJy drick, han been apprehended an was kept in jail until thin aftei noon, when, owing to rumors c lynching. Sheriff Dukes deeme it adviaable to remove the pris oner to Columbia. Wilson wa bent in company with a depuh the party leaving here on th Coast Line train at 5.02 thin al ternoon, going via Snmtei Whether or not there is any trut >8- in the rumors is not positive known, though excitement h ve been at a high pitch near tl scene of the tragedy, and there *? no telling what might have be< attempted, owing to the pron nence of Mr. Hydrick. Ilowevt any attempts at lynching will ls frustrated by the prompt remov of the prisoner. Catarrh Cannot be Cured 1*8 with LOCAL. APPLICATIONS. as they c i , not reach the seat of the disease Catarrh i O blood or coniitltutlonal dlseaso, und lu order euro it you must take Internal remedies. Ha to Catarrh Curo is taken internally, and acts rectlv on the blood and mucous. Hall's ' Ct tarrh Cure la not a quack medicine. It v proscribed by one of the best physicians jig this country for years, and is a regular t acrtption. It Is composed of the best ton lfl known, combined with ttao best blood pur 1 era, acting directly on the mucous surfac i.i. The perfect combination of the two lngr< '*' entN is what produces such wonderful rest , In curing Catarrh Send for testimonials fro le F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, Sold by druggists, 75c. ** Hall's Family Pills are best to ' " ' * a Call and See . Mr. C. II. Culp who represen 0 the Chester Oil Mill before y< sell your cotton seed. lie lea er the market at 20 cents p in bushel. Warehouse at Narrc lie Gauge depot. . Notice to Debtors of It. J. Gre 1 ortf tt- Co. and Farmers* lian Hi inff and Mercantile Co. All notes and accounts li 10 longing to the old firm of II. ry Gregory & Co. and to the o ril firm of the Farmers' Bankii )e and Mercantile Company ha1 been placed in my hands f collection. I'nrties indebted either or both firms arereques s ed to come forward and sett ix at once. ,n J. F. GREGORY. of Oct. 2d., 1900. We Want Your Opinion; Con p_ And (live It. We claim to have the prf rk tiest stock of goods ever shov | . T ie* in Lancaster county ; come at ?" see how nearly correct we ar ra Our dainty Chinaware is dream to those who apprecia this kind of work. Come at look around and see what an i to date China store looks lik The Lamps are prettier tht )0 ever and the prices?well, he it the)* are, judge for yoursel r Small glass lamp and chimne 10 all complete, 25cents; largorto 30c, 40c, up to $10.00. it V lapifn t 1imw iivi \yvij/o mill diiuv r 10 from 9.5 un to 40 cents ; Plato st . 1 same price, if 100 piece Dinner Sets fro n $5.50 to $30.00. Everything i i? China marked down. Did you know you could hi an 8 day clock, guaranteed f< 11 three years, foi $2.00? (Jon rs and see them. Look at our $ i- Watch while you are here. r- Come also and see that $5.( * Breach-loading Shot Gun tin 1 every one else charges you $7.( y for. We have 50 Guns on har now to close out at little inoi ^r than half price?don't miss th <1 chance to got a gun. ,r Our lineof Pocket Knives an * Razors is the hest we ever hat i every Knife warranted perfec Price, in all styles, 50 cents, o You have seen our ads. befo (1 and know that we mean win we say. So, come along, an buy what you need. Don't forget : We still ho] the Rogers tfc Bros. Knives an Forks at $4.00. a Also we are still saving pe< ' pie It) to 20% on School Book: J Respectfully, B. C. Hough & Co. Citation. rSTATF OK SOUTH CAROLINA. ? (,'ounty of Luncaatcr. 1 By ("has. f). .foiiex, Esquire, Urobal .) lid ge. \1TIIKREAS, Laura J. Connor hi VV made suit to me to grant ht 1- letters of administration of the eatal o of and effects of H. L. CON N ER. -* - J a ucnr arc Miririiirr i?i uiif It I 111 ac; * inonish all and singular the kindre y and creditors of the said II. 1 5* Connor, deceased, that they he an appear before me, ir the Court of I'r< i bate, to be held at Lancaster, S. C., o 9th day of October, next, after put lication thereof, at II o'clock in tli if forenoon, to show cause, if any the d have, why the said administratio should not be granted. Oiven under my hand and seal thi 22d day of Sept. anno domin r% 1990. CUA8. D.JONES, s Probate Judge. r r. Derangements of Menstrual function* pr hdnee Mteenrrtag* simaMt fcnuaw Vine Wit or TaMess eofrect the derangements. Iy U3# J? i^r ome | Remember f This Fact dt '** That In addressing Mrs. Pinkhai ire- you are communicating with a wouui jjj? ?a woman whose experience in trea ,P8" ing woman's ills is greater thai, tin >di- of any living person?male or female ills \ woman can talk freely to a w< q man when it '.s revolting to relate Ik private troubles to a man. Many women suffer in silence ?fi drift along from bad to worse, knov ing full well that they should ha\ immediate assistance, but a nnturi its modesty impels them to shrink fro, exposing themselves to tlie questioi and probable examination of eve CIS their family physician. It is unueee (?r sary. Without money or price you en consult a woman, whose knowledg 'W from actunl experience is unoqualed. Women suffering from any form i female weakness are invited to freel communicate with Mrs. Pinkhaui i Lynn, Mnss. k- All letters are received, openei read and answered by women only. I ins is a positive fact?not a met 6- statement. It is certified to by tli J mayor and postmaster of Lynn an , i others whose letters, all in a little bool Mrs. I'inkhain has jnst publish e< Write for a copy it is free. Thv has been established the eternal eo? fidence between Mrs. Pinkhumund th 01* women of America which has neve fco been broken and has induced inov , than ion.nun sufferers to write, her fo advice during the last few months, lc Out of the vast volume of experienc which she has to draw from, it i more than possible that she has gainc the very knowledge that will hel your case. She asks nothing in rt turn except your good-will, and lie advice has relieved thousands. Her are some of the cases we refer to: Mrs- Pinliham Helpt Two Women Through Change of Life and Curat u Another of Storiiity Read Their Letters? "Df.au Ins. 1'ix km am ? I feel is owing t Lydia E. l'inkliam*tM^ table Compound that 1 am alive tc 'P day. It has taken ine out of a slel bed where 1 had lain for six week with a good doctor to tend me twice ip day. My trouble was change of lif* had frequent hemorrhages. Yourmedl ^ cine checked the flow right away. ,U am now able to do all my work, an backache is unknown. I am forty l'P three year? of age and enjoying goo< . % health."?Mas. Annie Fosi kh, Coscad ' Locks, Ore'on. V, " Deah Mkr. Pinkiiam?Wh?n I firs wrote to you, I was in a very bad con dition. I was passing through th change of life, ami the doctors said had bladder and liver trouble. I ha< 1*8 suffered for nine years. Doctors fnilei to do me any good. Since I have takei st Lydia E. I'inkham's Vegetable Com nound mv !?<?.- ? M ..v ... M>... ..uo vrr much, 1 will gladly recommendyou 5t1 medicine toothers and am sure thut i will prove as great a blessing to then as it has to me,." Mrs. CIko. 11. Jt'nk SOI De Knlh Ave.. Hmoklyn, N. Y. "Dear Mrs. I'i.nkram ? It was in] ardent desire to have a child. I ha' )1? been married three years and couh ; not become a mother, so wrote to yoi if to find out the reason. After follow 9 ing your kind advice and taking Lvdii " E. Plnkham's Vegetable ('(impound, became the mother of a beautiful bab; v/\ boy, the joy of our home. Me is a fat healthy baby, thnnks to your medi cine."?Mrs. Mind a Kinklb, Rot eoe, N. Y. H' Two Mora Women Wht 1(1 Acknowledge the Holf. ro they Have Received frorr '?* Mrs. Plnkham. "Dear Mrs. Fi.nkiiam - The dooto I says 1 have congestion of the womb and cannot help me. 't here i? - I I in the right side of abdomen. hip. leg and back. If you can do nje any good t. please write." ? Mii(. Nina Ciouk Fulton, N. \\, December 20, 1897. "DK>K M H8. PlMKHAM? I followe* 1*0 your instructions, and now 1 wan t every woman suffering from femali trouble to know how good your advici id and medicine ia. The doctor advlsei an operation. I could not bear h think of that, so followed your advlca i i 1 got better right off. i took aix bottle ( of Lydia R. I'mkham't Vegetable Com id pound and used three packages o Sanative Wash ; also took your Live Pills, and am cured."?.lias. Nin> ? Cua.sk, Fulton, n. y., Deoember 12 181IH. " I)kah Mkh Piskham?Have beai auflfering for over a year and had threi doctors. At time of menstruation ] suffer terrible pains in back am _ ovaries. I have headache nearly everj day. and feel tirod all the time. Tin doctor said my womb was out of place Would be so glad if you could help me.' - Mrs. Cari. Vosff, See City, lawa, August 1, 1898. " Please accept my sincere thanka for the good your advice and Lydia K. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound hn* is done me. 1 did everything yr*n told ?r me to do. anil used only three bottles, te and feel better in every respect."? Mrs. Caul VoM, Sac City, Iowa, March |. 23. 18yw. ,(1 Mrs, Plnfthant has Fifty a Thovnunil Srrch Lott&rs as ' A Love n Filn at .Yff Offit:** S i ? IWa ire*:; i ."fsfn 'J muiitb S 'i& Cjis ?7v?v<?. n 1 ?.' s - npiuMSf^s . of r?f?r?nco? 26 >*?r* jLAMf I* Book 01 H B Ham* >??t FlEt IddrM 14 B. M. WOOU.IY, Atlanta, ?a T0 n t t >18 | i -*FAL * 1, e ic ] a t, ! i. ! is > nnsiuu p r c j | MILLINERY { | Thursday & SSEPTEIN I- 27 2 mm fl JI i Everybody is Cor ; ted to visit our : ; f inspect the nev ; | ations in fal] I Winter Mil | 6AN' I CASH i i 7 . I I L*; | ^ " iPENING j n : Friday! /IBER 28. dially Invi- | store and vos'c. ore[ and iincry. I ? * son | STORE. | l>