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* MwiM&sg .0 in the : Wide World has such a record for ahso/utoSy curing female ilk and kidney troubles a a has Lydia ?*. Plnkham'i Vegetable Compound. Medicines that are advertised to cure everything cannot bo specifics for anythingm Lydia E. Pinkham'i * Vegetable Compound wll not cure every kind of nines s that may afflJot :nen, women and children, hn t proof is monuments* tha it will and dees cut o : i the Ills peculiar to women This is a fact 5ndEcpu*< able and can be verlfiat by more than a jnelllor women. If you are sick don't experlment, take the. itietLolne that has the recoct of the largest number ci cures. Lydia K Pinkham Med. Co , Lyon, Mnaa. COTTON AND PRODUCE MARKET. Oct. 9, 1900. COTTON. flrict good middling 10.1: fL PKODCCI. -hitter (good) per pound 12> JZggB, per dozen 1: Chickens 10 to 1 # Corn, per bnsnel 6i Mams (hnine raised) pee pound. ... li Shoulders (home raised) per lb. Wednesday, Oct. 6, 1000. Short Locals. ? For fresh bread call at S. M Mat his & Co'g. ?Mr. II. M. Johnson is on visit to his family here, Iron Cheraw. ?The B'd'oid school will opei next Monday in charge of L'rol R N N is hot. ?Mrs. T. S Gregory, of Che raw, has been visiting at Mr. W J. Uregory'e. ?W. C. Hough, Esq., returnee yesterday from a several day ^ trip to Dorchester a Charlestoi ou professional business. ?Mr. L. N. Montgomery wh< % is with Mr. J. J Ulaekmon, wil more his family to town. ?Died, on Tursday ot thi week, the infant son of Mr. am Mrs. Hugh E. White, aged fiv< weeks.?Ilock Hill Herald. ?Mrs. P. Q. McOorkle, ol Char lotto, N. C , is visiting her parent here, Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Leni ?>' Atwl IliWilVI , ?Mr. C. B. Beardsley of At 1 mta, Ga., is here representing l.'ie Knights of Damon, a i'rater nal insurance order. ?"Billy" Nicholson, the geniu 1 otel man of Chester, pasye< through town Saturday from i \ isit to Camden. ?Mr. J. P. Gibson from Ashe ville, N. C., has accepted a po rition with the L. <fc C. Railway ? Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Knight of Chester, are visiting relative here. ?Mrs. G. B. Gatling leaves to (lay for Little Rock, Ark., when Mr. Gatling is maning his head quarters for the fall and winter ?Married, Oct. 7, 1900. Mr Amos Mungoand Miss Lila Rives daughter of Mr. T. J. Rives, o ? I. ~ T>_: ... I) ri, > i utj i ii hi iim Hticiimi) iv?*v. J. :\ Dabncy olficiating. ?Hoi) Crockett, colored, wa before Magistrate King recently tor violation of contract. II r plead guilty and was sentence! to .')() days on the chaingang o $25^ Ho went to the gang. ?I'll" cold wave predicted Sat unlay by the weather bureau pu in its appearance Monday night Tuesday morning (ires and he&vie clothing were in demand. ' ? I * ?? ?? - ?.. I.... . ?Sauer Kraut at S. M. Matbis & Co's. ?The annual meeting of the Lancaster Bible Society will be held Sunday night next in the Presbyterian church. ?Mr. Kobt. T. Beaty who is at present with the Springs Banking & Mercantile Co., at Heath b Springs, spent Sunday with his family hero. 51 ?There will be services in - the Episcopal church Thursday afternoon at 5 o'clock conducted by Rev. J. W. Cautey - Johnson. ?A frost scare took the cotton market up a quarter of a cent f. on some of the months Monday, 6 hut the frost didn't materialize and the market settled back eon-. J siderably. t ?Mrs. M. F. Jones and little * daughter Corrinne and Miss Maria = Mayer moved back to Lancaster r yesterday from Yorkville. They # are keeping house for Dr. K. M. (ral'oway. ? Mr. M. II. Johnson has bou .lit tlio old Baptist churph here and will tear it down and p use the lumber in a building on his lot near the factory. ? Look out, for counterfeit money. There are sotno counterfeit dollar coins in circulation. Two of them were attempted to be parsed here this week. Where it comes from no one knows. 2 ?There will be a basket supper at Camp Creek Baptist 2 church Friday night, Oct. 19. { The proceeds to go to the church. All are invited. Misses ? Maude Williams, Maggie Halls man, Eva Estridge, Docia Mothershed, Maggie Steele and Wincie Morris, committee. ?Mr. W. H. Millen, who tor a long tiino has been in bus> . ai *? -. T _ * 1 .. . 4 iii^9 ?ilii lUi . J . r. nat mtii m Riverside has made arrangements to open a livery, sale . and feed stable at flafifney at an 'j j early day. There is some little' hitch in the trade for the stable or he would probably have: u been open by this time Mr. Millen is a good business man and an upright, citizen and will j doubtless succeeds in his new j business. it Snvt'ti nu i.rtc i I*. A. Panforth, of LnCSrAnge, On., suffered intensely for six months with ! S a frififhtfnl running: sore on his lej?. 1 but writes that Rucklen'a Arnica Salve wholly cured it in ten days. For 1*1cers, Wounds, Tturns. Roils, l'ain or Files it's the hi st salve in the world. a Cure eruaranteed. Only 25c. Sold hy 1 Crawford flros. druejrist. c, Cut I 'tint See Mr C II. Culp who represents ' the Chester Oil Mill before you 0 soil your cotton seed. ITo loads tlio market at 20 cents per I bushel. Warehouse at. Narrow Oail20 depot. s Don't For yet That For a irood meal or lunch that y is first class in every respect and cannot he surpassed bv anv Res taurant in town to call at DufFCs Restaurant on the corner near 1 the Court House. Jit. 1 f| Catarrh Cannot he Cured Wit* LOO A \j A t'Pr.TP A TIOVS. an they can . not reach th* KMt of the d'sease OalaTh 1? a blood or constitutional disease and In order to - euro ; tfc-on must take internal remedies. Hall's Patarrn Cunt Is taken in'emallv. anfl acta dl, reetlv on the blood anil mucous. Hall's Fatarrh Pure la not a quae'- medicine. It wm proscribed bv ono of the boat physicians In y this country for vara, anil la a rosmlar prostrip*Ion. It ' comnoaoil of the boat tonics S known combined with the boat blood nurlfiera, Mtlnf dlreotlv on ttio muoona surfaces The perfect combination of the two Ingredients 'a what produces snoh wonderful reanlta In cnrln" Fatar'h S '"d for teatltron'ala frc. P. J. CHFA'RY A CO., Toledo. O. a ?o'-l by drueitlatR, 7Sc Hall's Family Pills are beat Fine Oood*, f,n?o Price*. To look at PavBeur's now out , glass and sterling silver goods is I a rare troat. Tie savs ho wonts all the young folks to cot mar ried and ho will do his part to ward making thorn happy by sup plying thorn with nioo goods, a Timos aro good and all tlioir ' friends will give them presents. ' Fine goods at. low prices" is t he motto. - tf. L. C. I'aysfur. t For sprains, swellings and lameness r there is nothing so good n? chamberlain's Pain Ralm. Try It For sale by J. F. Maekey A Co. ( r. Siintlay Shoot inn. .lake and Robert Crawford shot Robert Thompson, all colored, Sunday afternoon just as he: was boarding the west bound train at the Davis stand colored church between Caskey's and Riverside. It seems that Thompson had cut one of these fellows pretty badly on a former occasion and that he had left. Sunday ho, with others, took the down train j for the meeting at Davis stand, and the Crawford negroes saw him, and as he was boardirg the train they fired three shots wound ing him pretty seriously. In the tr.oloe, it is said that Capt Barksdale, the conductor in charge, narrowly escaped being shot, one of the balls having gone through his pants leg. The negroes that did the shooting have skipped, and deputy sheriff Wilson has been unable to find them. They sent word that they would come in and snrrpnrlor t.uf I ~ " x not (lone it yet. The wounded negro was taken on to Catawba Junction where he lives. Illftiiiarck'N Iron Nerve Was the result of his splendid health. Indomitable will and tremendous en- II ergy are not found where Stomach, II liiver, Kidneys and Bowels are out of 1 order. If you want these qualities and the success they brings, use Dr. Kind's New Life l'ills. They develop every tw power of brain and body. Only 25c. at eei Crawford Bros, drug store. 6. st< . ? P') Death from Consumption. !ni is Mrs. William C. Ilinson died wl at her home in Pleasant Hill J" township, Monday morning at G K(1 dii o'clock, alter a lingering illness on of consumption. iShe was 42 years j\u ot age and leaves a husband and f"1 ten children. She was a member fr, of Fork Hill church and her re-ifn I n r mains were buried there Monday th aftprnnnn r 1 . Iteckl(nff,t7ie Vhotogv pher,Comhiu. k?Mr. W. A. Reckling, the Co j lumbia photographer, will beinjA> Lancaster four days next week. w< the 17th, 18th, 10th and 20th. Those wanting photographs will P'1 do well to remember the dates and to bear in mind that Reck ling's photographs do not. fade. { Ij |f> Want Your Opinion', Come, Anil (rive II. ! Wo claim to have the pret- ** tiest stock of goods ever shown; in Lancaster county; come and I A see how nearly correct wo are. co Our da:nty Chinawaro is a th dream to these who appreciate tliis kind of work. Come and _^ look around and see what an up to date China store looks like. The Lamps are prettier than w ever and the prices?well, here they are, judge for yourself: Small glass lamp and chimney, all complete, 25cents; larger? 30o, 40c, up to $10.00. II Nice large Cups and Saucers from 25 up to 40 cents ; Plates, ]V same price, * I 100 piece Dinner Rets from $5.50 to $30.00. Everything in E China marked down. "L Did you know you could buy an H day clock, guaranteed for three years, foi $2.00? Come and see them. Look at our $2. Watch while you are here. Come also and see that $5 00 Ilreach-loading Shot Gun that every one else charges you $7.00 lor. we nave ou i.uns on hand now to close out at little more than half price?don't miss this chance to get a gun. Our line of Pocket Knives and I Razors is the best we ever had ; every Knife warrented perfect. I Price, in all styles, 50 cents, ^ }' You lmvo seen our ads before and know that we mean what we say. So, come along, and buy what you need. Don't forget : We still hold the Rogers & Bros. Knives and Forks at $4.00. fo Also we are still saving peopie 10 to 20% on School Books. 1 1 Respectfully, B. C. Hough A Co. \ >Jij[ Cff' | Yes. t?\e s&me | GOLD I W^shirij L that brightens your silver e Ki| Kitchen Crockery. Gold nothing more. It never he ^': contact with. It simply mc R. oconomy bviy the l&rge pa.c | The N. K. Fairl Chicago, St. Louis, h Are Located o doors north of the postofflce on the at side of Main street; our little j >re has grown to be a very popular nee of business, and it affords us loh pleasure to say that our trade rapidly increasing every flay ?and ly ? the reason is plain enough : the first plaoe, we treat our cusiners politely ; secondly, we buy our otls for the hard cash, save all the ^counts, and share the benefits with r customers; thirdly, our place of siness is small, and in this way we ivays sell you nice, new goods; urthly, we make prices that make stotners; we prefer a small profit nil many rather than a large profit, am a few. Every day our trade incases; isn't this sullicient evidence at we SEAT THE BOYS EIGHT re LA MIS, TOO! Lastly, we keep everything usually ( i in it iir^icnfs grocery aim contionery, anil make a specialty of ndlitig tin- nicest fruit anil produce, we have not the space to eiiumer the many good things we handle invite you to give us a call and for yourself. Thanking one and for their liberal patronage in the st, and soliciting a continuance of e same, we are, Yours, to please, i t sin a ma o. sin J. I/UAIO OC tv. dministrator's Notice! ill parties Indebted lo the estate of the late lit-K R, Man -ey, Jr.. are hereby notified lo t.e forward and make paymeut to the undernsd, ?nd all parties holatnt; claims against' said estate .*'111 present tin m properly ap ved on or before the !f>'b day of N'oveniber > H.J. BUCK HAM. ld-lmo Artmlntstrior. OB PRINTING j.\ Done Neatly T! And ~'V i Done Cheap. /e Make a Specialy of sTote Heads, -etter Heads. \ill Heads, Envelopes, Law Briefs, Law Blanks, SI1.1GISTR4TR BLINKS, Deeds and Mortgages, Liens and Bills of Sales. Posters, Proframes, Hand ' Bills. our orders solicited. Enterprise Pub. Co. Lancaster. S. C. uchrrn' I'.rii m inotion. The examination of teachern v Lancaster County will be ?hl in the Court House on rid ay, October l-iii IT. THOMPSON, Co. Supt. Education. UVSI I i Powder -'.H tnd CQt tfleiss will cle&n the Dust is & dirt destroyer rma the article It comes In vi? ikes It clean. For greatest Utvge. bank Company, Naw York, Boston. Aw C^'-warr:zsssh*Z5 3* Citation STATK OF SOUTH CA HOI. IN A. I County of Lancaster ( By ('has. ?). .Tones, Esquire, l'rob:tl< J lldge. WHEREAS. I.sura J Connor hit made suit to me to grant h*! letters of administration of the estati of and effects of II L. < UXNER. These are therefore to cite and ad monish all and singular tit" kindror and creditors of the said II. C Connor, deceased, that they be nut appear before me, in the Court of Pro bate, to b" held at T,nnca?Aer, S. or 9th day of October, next, alter pub lication thereof, at 11 o'clock in tin forenoon, to show cause, if any the] have, why the said administrntioi should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal tltii 22d day of Sept. anno dnmini 19(H). C1IAS. 1?. JONES. Probate Judge. Founded 1842. trm s? || Si aiiM tr Is 3 ^ 3 $ L4S ft ;_ > ^ their cv:: r raise. Converse Collojro, Spartanburg, S, Fobrit.-irv 2, IP 0 Mr. Chas. M. Stietf. Dear Sir?The Concert Cram Piano purchase,1 from you hai given entire satisfaction. Yours truly, R V. WILSON. Department of Music, j Winfchrop Normal and Indus trial College of South Carolina. Ilock Hill, S. C., December 12, 1 SOD Mr. C. M. SteifL Dear Sir?The Stietl' Piano which you recently sold to u are holding up the reputatioi of this make in our schools which is saying a great deal for they are the favorites o several makes in constant us< here. They are all yon re pre I I sented them to he, what mon ' can he said ? Very truly yours, W. B. ST RON n. Registration Notice. rnilK L'UIU.K', will take notice tha X the Hegintration Hooka will 1> open at the OOURT HOI SR fr?r th registration ot parties entitled to reg iater under the const it ut ion on th 1st Monday t Tuesday in each montl until 30 days preceding the genera election. .1. M. OAtsKRY, Chair. ltd. Reg. Lancaster ?'< March 7. 1000. OPIUM MCA'Ht^WHISK' C I IM IVI H?MU Oara.l at raj Ranatoi " "WBWB )nra ,B ft 4mjlu ^Ulldnw) of rafaranoaa. '/> )f?r? a *i-anialtr Book o Horaa 1 r?m mam Hint FKflE. Ad4r*aa a. M. WOOLLKV, M. 0.. Atlanta, Ca ; ' f "notice OF j ELECTION FOR State and County Offices, And tor Amondments to State Constitution. STATIC OK SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNT! OK LAXCARTKU. Notice Is hereby tfiven that an eVetion will l.e held nt the seve. a I precincts established by law in Eane.a.-ter County, on j T!' Fs \) a V,N< > V E M BER 0, 1900, j I'Yr t lif f.>llowing nfllces, to-wit: Gov: i-rnor, I.ieutenant-Governor.Secretary of State, Attorney-General, Cooipi roller General, Adjutant and !n >pi etor General, State Treasurer, St ate Superintendent of F.riucution.one 1\ ;tlru'iil Commissioner, one Circuit Solicitor, two KepresentativeM in the General Assembly, Supervisor, Sheriff, Clerk of Court, Coroner, County >.1, perinteiidenl of Ktiucxtinii and So'ic j it or. Pursuant to the Constitution of Sontli Carolina, and the terms of Joint Hesolulions No. 340 and 341, approved February 1ft. A. 1>. Ift(X). [ Acts of South i. arolinij pp. 570 and 571), an elect .on will also he held at. T lie sain * time and p! 'i-e for amendments to the Const *u' t ion of Soul h Carolina, as follows : j Amend Section 7. of'Article Vlll.of ; lite Coiiatituuion of .South (Carolina, as follows: Add at the end thereof the following words. '"Provided, 1 hat the _ limitation impost d by this SecPon and by Section 5, Article IV", of this Const it lit ion shall not apply to bonded indebtedness incurred by the cities of Columbia, Hock riillj Charleston and KUuence, w here the proceeds of said bonds are applied solely for the purchase, establishment, maintenance or increase of water w orks plant, sews erase system, fat and electric light r plant s. w here I he ent ire revenue arisr nig from the operation of sneh plants or systems shall be devoted solely and - exclusively to the maintenance and 1 operation ?>f t In* same, and where the question ot incurring such indebtedI in'?s is submitted to the freeholders and qnali lied voters of such municii palit.v, as provided in the Oonsitution,, - upon the question of other bonded in? I debtedi ess." i j Amend the Constitution of South i | Carolina by adding thereto the following to be known as "Article I of j Amendments to the Constitution": t "The General Assembly shall provide l>.\ law for the condemnation, through j proper olllciul channels, of all lands ite<es-ary for the proper drainage of - ' i tie s.v amp and low lands of this State; lurid .'hall also provide lor the equi1 table assesment of all lands so drained, | for the purpose of paying the expeni pcs of such condemnation and drainage.' The said Amendments shall he submilted in such manner that the elector* qualified to vote for Members of I he House of Sepreaentatives shall viitc for i>rtmr?in>il ?><o>li nf onoli u inoml ; ments separately. Amendments should lie on separate | ficl;et9. Ballots in favor of the adop' tiun of an amendment should contain the amendment voted upon in lull, followed by the word -Yes"; ballots opp< >ed to the adoption of an amendment should contain the amendment ' i voten upon, followed by the word I -No." Tolls at each place will be opened at 7 n'clock A. M. I 'I he following named persons have | been appointed ^ MlNAflKiiS OK KI.KCTION for Mate and County offices, to-wit: Lancaster.? W J Cunningham,Clark Robinson, R C Crockett. He lair.? R W Dosler,J IV Patterson, l.l I) Steele. ' Van Wyck.? R li Massey. II N Cly1 burn, J5 l> Tillman. New Cut.?R LI, Rlackmon, R .J Fiynn, II C Steele. Dwight.?W11 Kstridge. W H Shute Wm. i arnes. TradesviHe.?11 M Polk,.) F Camas, \Y R Heglar. Taxahaw.? FM I.owery, M NJohnson J A Cook. Flat Creek.?R L Blackwell, G R Cook .1 F Jardner. Welsh'*.? R F" I.ong, J G Coan, W S Faulkenberry, Kershaw.? J M Carson, B 4 Hilton, R S F'ioyd. 1 *ri 11111 h. Ernest Hinson,N B Small, K B Biackmon. Ileath Springs.?W J Vaughn, W B ' Bruce, .1 R Threatt.. Fllgin.?J B Harper, J L Adams, J A F"leaning. Carmel.?.1 H Kirk, Jas. A Cauthen, s J R Caskey. Montgomery.? .1 M Williams, J B s Wilson, W B Howell. Thornwell.?.1 H McClintock, J, . Wren Tillman, W J Williams. On day of FHec'ion the Managers must organize by the election of a ' Chairman and a Clerk. The Constitutional oath must be taken by each ? Manager before he can act,and also by -'the Clerk. The Chairman elected is emp )wered to administer oaths. The M t nagers have t he power to All A | a vacancy, and if none of the Manai gers attend, the citizens can appoint - | from among the qualified voters the Managers, who, after being sworn, ft can conduct the election. At the close of the elect ion, the Man ami i. it-rii 111 iim proceeu pontic! y to open t he ballot boxes him) count i tie ballots t herein. Mid continue without adjournment until the same is ' completed, and make a statement of ) the result for each office and sign the - same. j Within three day* thereafter, the Chairman rf the Hoard, or some one designated hy the Hoard, must deliver t to t lie Commissioners of Election the p poll lists, the boxes centaining the halp lots and written statements of the re" st It of t he elect ion. ** One of the above named managers ' at each precinct mn?t call upon the l' Hoard ot < .omnm'.-ioiiers at Lancaster, it'ocrt I' use, b t', nn Saturday, Nov. 3rd, ltlOO, lo receive ballot boxes, poll lists and instructions, and lo be qual_ itled. W. (I. A. PORTER, A..I. RAILKY, [ C,EO. W. WILI.f A MS, " < 'ouiinis?-h>ners of Mate Elect ion. n Dri'ins*'m<<nis el MrnmniAl Funoions proi ui .? i? -Iniiresi ><juuw Vine Wine l' or Tublots ooiri i't tuo ittriiifteirien.s. 4 -Jl