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HEALTHY *beir blood^becotr ?? easily controlled in eari 1 Those predisposed ^mjlKUk ft2n 1 till then, hut as they h v^tr^M longer aDle to properly of life the blood must 1 these poisons, and noth toTO tion. It is not onfy the wfflf'yfly the nerves, removes all ^ other mineral poison ca S. S. S. is the onl\ tism, Hczema, Tetter, etc It purifies and any poisonous waste materials to accumuli If you have an old running sore or an obi It never fails to make a quick and permaner the need of. a tonic, S. S. S. will strengthen a 6. 8. S. cured Mr. H. Borden of Saumsvllle, Vs., ol Kcaema of thirty-Awe years' standing, after the best j la the surrounding country bad failed. This was ?? ago, and there has been no return of the disease. If you are in doubt about your disease give you any information or advice wanted, Book on Blood and Skin Diseases sent t 5. 5. S. iS THE IDE, For the Knterprise. TRIBUTE OF RESPECT. After a Ion# spell of sickness Mrs. Nannie llinson, wife of Mr. W. C. Hinson, was borne by the angels to. her heavenly rest. Always lovable in i character; she won the love anil esteem of many friends; she was c de-! voted church nu mber. Death has | gently come and robbed the children j of their darling mother. Mow shall i they go through life without her! tender care and guiding hand J She I w leaves beside her husband ten child- ! h ren to tnourn her loss. Blessed are 1 j, the iler.d when they live with increas-) tng nobility and beauty in the memo- |t ry of those who knew and loved theui.1 '| May oi r heavenly Father give them I. strength and patience to wait, for that bleasetl reunion beyond the grave, she v cannot return to them but they can go to her. Call not back the dear departed, Anchored ears where storms are o'er, On the border land they loft her t I Bo a to meet and part no more. t Fa; beyond this world of changes, I Far beyond this world of rare, ; I They shall flud their missing loved one, 1 in jur Father's mansion tair. ? I Jems while their hearts are bleeding, | t O'er the spoils that death has won, We would this solumn meeting. ! j OaSinlv say, thy will be done. Though cast down, they are not forsaken, j \ Though a filleted not alone. ! * Thou didst give and Thou hast taken, Blessed Lord thy will he done. ? FKIKND I1KSSIK. i I)r. W. 11. Lewis, Lawrence |, ;11_ ?n . L iiiO, . ??., A.ivuc, a (.!>< untiip,, Kodol Dyspepsia Cure in my! practice among severe cases of!" indigestion and tind it an admirable remedy," Many hundreds of phyiciaus depend upon the use of Kodol Dyspesia ('ure in atom- I ach troubles. It digests what yon j oat, and allows you to eat all the! good food you need, provided you do not, overload your stomach, (lives instant relief and a perm out, cure. Crawford Dros. d-w-e ItaniH Horn lilaNta. Though the tire is extinguished , iu death, the gould will remain. TU. V 4 1 t ? iuc ucet uoui i puruier ih to do filled with thoughts of God. It is praiseworthy to aspire to ] the stars, but you niust also plan | to drcp op the earth. 1 Education may furnish you a ( headlight, but only the grace of : God can help you make steam. It takes two to make a quarrel, I hut one may mend it. A lie in its own clothos ia a!-jf ways impotent. Easy preaching comes from J ] hard preparation. j God a laws of giving ui e as fixed ( ns His laws for giving. h A sincere man i? nine tenths right rnd lift per cent pure. 11 While wo are close to Christ jj we never find any weight in Ins j voko. ! | lapcriugoir a bad habit is but 1 spinning out a ropo to hold you till the nsxt ftnige of the tempta- j . tion. I Too many preachers are think i, ingmoreof salary than of nor i( vice. He who groans most in prayer j 1 frequently loans the Lord leasth in cha-ity I ^ The Christian who knows God if crill praise Him every day of nia ^ Me, whether he feels like it or jt not. 11 You linow Wltitf Yon Arf Taldnn i When you take Grove's Tasteless Ctiill Tonic because the formula is plainly ' printed on every bottle showing that ? it is simply Iron and Quinine in a ? tasteless form. No cure, no pay. fsic. 1 "For three days and nights I suffer- y ed agony untold from an attack of cholera morbus brought on by eating cucumbers," says M. K. Dowtlier, clerk I of the district court, t'pntarville, Iowa. "I thought I should surely die, , and tried a dozen different medicine* 4 but all to no purpose. I sent for a bottie of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and three dose relieved me entirely." This remedy is for sale by J F Maokey <t Co t OLD Mi Toons upon reaching middle age and pu tes weak and thin, and diseases that va lier life begin to affect the constitution, to Scrofula, Cancer, Rheumatism, Gout ge the blood, so long tainted and weak nourish the body, and it becomes an eas be re-enforced before it can perform its ing so surely and effectually does this a.' s and enriches the blood, improves the a] best blood purifier, but the Dest tonic fo taint from the blood, and prevents the < purely vegetable Mood medicine knowi n be found in it, and it may be taken foi ' remedy ?hat reaches deej>-seated blocx restores the blood to a healthy, normi st*. stinate ulcer that refuses to heal, or are trc it cure of these pesta. If your system i9 i itid help you as it has many others to a h F ? . ..? of Mr*. D. R. Johntoti, of Blackshear . ,..TJjl. ' with a severe type of rheumatism, 2' " known and recommended at a cu * benefit. S. S. 8. promptly reached I made a complete and permanent cu i, and wi'l send us a statement of your ? for which we make no charge, o any desiring it. Address Swift Bpecifi ?L TONIO*AND BL OLD PEOPLE. TWO CARLOADS g Stock Coming ! Our Mr. Klliott in now on the irestern markets, where he has iten for several days, selecting a arge lot of Mules and Horses? wo carlomls?for this market, 'be stock is expected to arrive he latter part of this week, and cordially invito everybody to can 4ND EXftMiNE lie now animals. In the lot will 10 found line saddle horses, drivng horses, combination horses, md the very best of young Mules. iVe guarantee to please you both n price and kind of animal you vunt. so don't fail to call. el l i o rr < t- (v,' a it eo n n. Or. M. A Simmon* Uvi r 1? . ".prxr* i oinpluxSon, srlv. s Hnuv.n.i v t<. Ml in'. Hentl:u*ht\ Herniate* S'om.ioli krul Liver. TT? a * _ r% rounaea 1*42. HUff F "Sing their own praise." IT IS YERY AMUSING lo hear of I he little '2x1 dealer: Dvor the country runiiin^ dowt (lie Shell" I'iano. W? !i:iv? no stopped to notice such j rattle hut several cases of late hav? stood out so prominent and . < false that v? e deem if auvisahh to speak a won! ot warning ?( those contemplating the piirehasi of a piano ami have had theStief in mind. The Stiell Piano hai held an untarnished rcputatim (or the past .r?S years. In tone action and workmanship, it is no surpassed l?y any maker in tin world. < Mir pianos are in home! til over Xort.h and South Caro lina, and before von accept state roents made by these little 'Jx! lealcrs, write, and we will hoik /on a little hook that will pu roil in correspondence with hun lreds who live in your own slatr who will testily to the merits o ho Stietf riano. Why docs tin riiddlo dealer light us so hard [1 is easy to explain. Wo d< lot s<dl TO r>KAI:K!?S n this territory, but are manu 'acturors, selling our own product lirec.t to flic consumer, and the lealcr knows as well as we !< hat he cannot a fiord to buy ji iifih ;jr !<1( and compete in prim R'if h i manufat t urer w ho sells hi< ?ood? direct to consumers. It'f is plain as the nose on your tare FT is only hope is to sell a cheap >r medium urado and claim it tr 10 just as good as the Stietf, and hev don't ?top at. this?they say t is better. v\> don't rinim to m'tWr tho onl hi *?--urrr??lr ?lano, hut wo do cl* ni. an<l tlin fart ix mo/ ilr.fd. 'hat the Stirff 'x out* imoncr th?* vrri K'x' and /on nan'' '?uy .111 Initriuni'i.t of Ok arr.o irradi from a inlddln dr.il? r at in t ilnc Ike the prteo wo win ? r /on i ?. 1 :i Kloj ,nd roixoii for a iromont and Wlion tin* iitlli XI mux down ttifl Stlrff youktioi hlx pnmn CMAS. M. STIEFF, 'iano Manufacturer, Baltimore, Maryland S'orth and South Carolina Kac tory Branch Waroroorns, 213 N Trvon St.. Charlotte, N.O. O. II. WI I/MOTH. Mgr. Tno Tuning find Kceslrlny Itell I'lion* IWt t and other hereditary troubled may cscn;>e ened by accumulated waste matters, is no y mark for disease. At litis critical period legitimate functions and rid the system of ? S. S. S. [tpetite, and builds up the general constitur old people. It warms the blood, tones up development of disease. rt. Not one particle of mercury, potash or any length of time without harm. 1 troubles like Scrofula, Cancer, Khcuitn*1 condition, and makes it impossible, foi rnbled with boila and carbuncles, try 8. S. 8 run down and you feel appy, healthy old age. **. , G(.,trai (or ytin nOiir'nl iUy . A_ d nd had used every remedy f? -SftS* *tr re without receiving au> W iy. the eeat of the disease and sse, our physician will ' c Co., Atlanta, Oa. OOO PURIFIER FOR Bridge to Let. V contract to huihl a new bridge . over Little Lynches Creek, between the town of Kershaw and the llaile Cold Mine, will be let, to the lowest responsible bidder, on Friday, ctohi'r 2<>, 1SJU0, at 10 o'clock a. m. Spec.illeafions will be made known at the time of letting. We will reserve the right, to reject any anil all bids, and the bidder will be required to give a bond for double the amount of hit? hid for the faithful performance m i in* vim i rii'iu M. C. OA l{ I'NKK, Oct. lti, I'J'W County Supervisor Money Loaned. I m>;otir.ti MortRtiKo I-Oi\ns on I m pro veil farms ;it ri'iuionaliic rules. R. E. WYLIE. Attorney ?t I<av, 1 ..alienator, S i\ ti .\T. ?Sept. iKil. I9i<>. Are You Out of I Work ? ' TV'V" wisl, bettor pay ' Tlieti write us. \U stcaili ? n town >r country No rink 1 THRI'K ii PJVK DOLLAR* a ilnv. Write mi iince ar<l take udvantnire of tl<o Holiday trade. Address, oct i? 1 in. M AN Aw Kit Mux *<*>. ' irot'itville. s i ; Notice of Election For Presidential Electors and Representatives in the 57tti Congress of "ic dniieii States St nf' of '> >u t}? < ' i ; < >'' i);i. ('or v. y ?.?!' LuilCiiSi I*. N;> I It'li is hei >!?j jfivoii tlih' an elpc-fion xrill lio I?r* 1 rl nf flip several jirei im t? ,- t all!islioO I .> lav in I.mr:i ;f i>- coil ut y , on [ Tuesday, No/. C, 1900, lur i.itit" Ii?!ential doctors. ami i I'or h Kopro-o'iifat ive in t ho i"7i h ''on>jr? ss of I ho 1'nitod .-ilntos, iillli 1-1 < oti^roAHioiiH) District. l'olls nt onoli \ VOl i I i If Jtr.-OMH I will ho OJiOilt'li it 'i ! i to liMn, a. in., itiid I'io'i'u a! i o\ I . k in. The following tinniori person* , have boon npi'Oiiiiotl M A N A(! K US o V I: LVA Th)N Lancaster?N H C'ousar, J ( Foste r, L J? Flliott. Belair?.F ,J L'erry, I> K hull '; .1 1' Harris. ' Van \Vyi*k ? ti I. Vaughn, 11 1J * i 1 )cLaney, ?F V Uatop. l Thornwoll Place?K Sialare ,|T V Oulp. W Ike Williams. I j Carmol?A H Carter, A \V CIFiokhn W I \ r r? I nffln. J Montgomery? J K Barber, J J j Brown, John Beckham. He.sch Springs?Billiard Dun can, Andrew Mobloy, D W lien ' I <! r i x. ' New ('nt?T 1' Williams, J W ' Sullivan, .J 1 ulnier l'Jvnn. Kershaw?A V (lanthon, W II > Montgomery, I (1 Norton, f Mlgin? ! S liagitis, .) M White ^! (i F IV rgUHOii. ) I Weigh'*?(' O Welsh, .IrtHpef Norton, K I. Ninson. Flat (.'reek?W (.' Faile, (i 1(ti?ok, W T 1 'itman. l ax ?h?w? W I* MoManns, W .1 I k .11' 1 ngra m. ^ Tradenville?11 S 1'Iyler, V 1) >; ? I'lvler, W .( Bunderbwrk. Dwight?K B Dingle, II W lay'' lor, .1 (? Dorter. I'rim us?W B Miller, .1 \V ' B'.ackmon, B F Adams. ? the ballot, boxen iti the preoiliefh . in hi be .to hxatP'l ft? f(' be ill viee of I Ji m ?< n* mi I id? l b" po! 11 ng place d or inn i be time of election. A spare or > en iosuri -eparate nod distinct from ( that used by t he managers ot the Slate Flection, iiimt lie railed off or otherI wise provided, at each prei inot, under r direction of the undersigned. Ri.t one voter aniht be allowed to enter any ?oting place at a lime, and no nee ' except ttie managers must tie allow 'd to speak to the voter while in tin* vnt. Ing pla casting his vote. For fur' f Per wist ruction sc. no* rc.e of < oiritnis| sinners of State Election. Om o' the managers at each precinct named above must call upon the flonr-i of Commissioners fo- the Federal Eire. , tion at I,ancaster courthouse on Saturday Vovcuiber '4. lftfM), ?o receive ballot boxes, poll list.f and instrmfiions, anil to he qnalitled. J. WYME PORTER, J. F, REACH MON, I .T. FUNHERBCRK, C'vm'ra of Federal Klcction Lancaster, C. H., 8. C? Oct. In, 1WH). SOUTHERN RAILWAY. ?.sn* j <fTr- tra' Ttraa %ts m4 ftr\slorn Tliao at Othar Point*, j Bohrdnl* In KfT?ot Jan* 10th. 1000k HOKTMOlTTO. g&JJ j ' CrTZZi.MutiY.e 1F1) TT "TOi YWfc t ' Sav.muah (Ha. tty ) ID IN*. W *) I " liarn\?'f?U . 4 C-T> 4 19a " Bloekviila 421p 4 *4a " Hprin^fleld 4 44p 4 Ola " Rally ., 40*P 4Wa At. Ooi'.imPia .. .. ? lOa j Lv Chnflnaton, ("So fly TTi> ? fT~')p ' " Biunmrrvillu . T wQUm Branohrillc H?>a| 1 Joa | Orangeburg P JOal V We I " KlDgvtU* 1') lea] 1 4'?a j At. Columbia^ ... . ....... ..11 00*1 .184? D- A.ucn<?ta, (Ho By. i l^H5?lT(.>5)|"n'r ip I I.- *ranlt<'Tllla . ! 3 .ton .9 v'p'iu "5g I FjV T5.l(rnrtt-i3 1 Tfopl. . . . L r. Attorn J 8 iJ p? L? i'ri-iitnu "*^l H.Sp.nXjftj Johnston.. . 6 Jua, 4 IVp lj tkJf I /. r Columbia, vlT. P.l ' 6 40p S 50a 1 !jv Columbia, (Bldu at OiiOa Slop 6 <0* " WiriUBi'oro Tulp t Cf>a " Chaster 7 61 p it 18a I ** rtook 1 nil tcwi i w* A" Oliwrb t{0 .. . . . 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Jaoa^onvilla. kiavartsA*. j -> ; " ' vim. , '.iin.Mi t-'-'-g cava between Ohei t itto end | F1>1. i. !.<. L-!Ui:il Mri bi??-e?n Charlotte anc i \h. 5T.n. .i". on^ Wr?U. S. Kaat Mall. Thro ^h 1 P> I mav di iwtnBT< 0111 hu let s > eoinp ^aribf j Ivmo j> Niw- V trli aod Pttll- , fBroi slooi'l j car# l < " 'Mn Auguata and Ohir ; I*.' t?? L>l tUig < ?ra derve all moAle onronte. r i'.iiing <T?e:Mn(i >;ar< between Jacksonville a I 5o5u??'v? ??iront< mi y 'witween JaoeaonI Vi.ie and OllVtlnn i'.l, Via Anh?vtlle. I rit.\NKA 3 M.flULP. Third V-}'. & CAeu. Truffle Mgr., Washington, D. 0L Wasklti({t'?n. U. O I W.A.TURK, ?. H.HARDWICK. H o. Van* At(*K Ai'lOsn. Fiia*. A|;'t. Wufidii^toa. D U. Atlanta. via [ """" lit AUClIBU GEORGIA ,\ IXTEHSIOK R. h. com It..' \ Kr _ Schedule No. 4 ' 1 - 3 n:.. Si't.de,-, Dec 3i ?f.-9 B eenCamden.S.C .and Blacksba ;.S r \\ oT". :? " ~ |T. "* ' jc " ~T~! f ftSTKKN TIMfc. Iff. ~| K i'J... j STATIO.VS | < atmlen I * i * vvstviiii* : ? ' l\ < r - h a w ' ' M.vtli Spun? , Vl? M::l Lu'iCa^trr i I'.lvcratrto ! . .s ' spr!?.?a. n 4 ' C iIA'A 'IH .1 un? lot) i i ? - . I??*nll?* i i . K >c5. M,". " .V* '< ,'Kirt I ' i'.'ria h i - I V liHvlllr rI t I * >?:?r? it i ? | ..'it.'a rv Gro -c i> rr i Ml it kshurp ft tteen Bfick^ur^SX^nyfeTS. v iv, r ?.< HAST! ' N Tl MK. " ~ rvr.77"j . . ; T;? I XP< f.t j STATIONS. i. _ 1 jJ * ; ' __ V .i "ji. " U5.H ' nburn *' lv.irlH \ " t*1 t'.tl U'l M>a S,>rl?yx j . * > I* > LH II..*.V III- *.' Main i\-VK)fO ' ! ? VA1 Henrietta lii r-*.l i*oi ??t cm v It rM ?{iit|iorff?r<l!?>.i i ll '-I MMU'iuA I : II i t ?.oldi*ri \ ahov !' ! .rt , Th^rrra! City ill - . I * 1- . , M ii'toij a. : i 11* v W : : r ~5i. v i>. \ . ill *:: " " ka"5 P'_r->t \j a* | | rii-TTrtit. i !f j ' ' | K.?S?THT?V TIME, j i. j | |||||| stations ! i ! ! I AMI *** I A. M I P M I i*ii i. (mj itincl'orturi' I " Mil .< im ! v n > , iiJH'kcr Kr.::.-. , 7 .{ ;| ; i ! i . -j to! I j; i * " ! U'.ii '1 "tifiH " ?'? t f r i -;l !'.? ? i m trnlni <)'\ *1 " (iiil'-ry t > vl-i'.ni, Tf mi .>!o mnci |n >1 (v?m '00 ? !'.N IV* CI I ir < h t .! ';i <on of th<" SoutliPi 'I ivalin- i fn? i.t font > Hontli *friri *? rn\ i '"(j'pli n h* I" I rr. W wiii, mv ' * i .i ctlo" >?* i. .. is!' S n t " i< a ' it. lit 'iCfitHwi't tin.i wlih the s a. )j., irnlwi norih; at K< c Hill with the Southern ItaUwnv,roIhr norih Train N.?. II connect* at Black*hurK with tin Southern Railway from the no 'h hi Mario N ' with S >uthorn Railway going rwi HAM f, ill.'NT A TWII'J* I'rcNhleni. Subcrtntoivtcnt K It LA/MFKl* ^ F A Heath t>[ Banking & Mercantile f Company^ ] EIGHT months of growth and progress and we start the busiest Autumn that growing Lancaster liis ever seen From all Markets we've gathered the newest and best. We bid you come and welcome, to the biggest and cheapest stock of Merchandise in upper Carolina We are too busy to know what our competitors are doing, but the piles :>1 Dress Goods, Silks and Millinery that we are selling, lead us to think that they must have very small stocks, or else they ask too much tor them. MESS GOODS AND MILLINERY is our forte. It is the most rapid growing part of our business. We are justly proud of it Our grand ** display of Millinery and our very low prices have caught the "public's eye" and Miss Thom and hei^ assistant are kept busy all day and half the night. Brilliant showing of our Dress Goods and Silks, tempting prices,?we meet all wishes. Broad cloths with a velvety finish, French Venetian cloths with fine twill finish, in all the new shadings. Scotch Cheviots in shaggy effects. Always bear m mind that our stock of Black Dress Goods is not surpassed in the cities. We show in Black Goods, Cheviots, Camels Hair, Mohair, Poplin, Henrietta and Serges. No matter what kind of Silk you want it is here. In Capes and Furs, be ready to buy the best .... 1 4 1 iC 1 T? i * r vaults Lii.il c.ui nc unereu. 1'iirs are deceiving, lew have knowledge of their value. Ours were selected by an expert and we guarantee them. BANKRUPT GOODS! We are the lucky purchasers of *5 $3,600 Worth * UNDERWEAR from the bankrupt stock of Hodges Bros. & Co., Baltimore. That means all the Underwear that )oil want, while it List at 50 cents on the dollar. Rxciting times in our * CLOTHING STOCKS Mure clothing and selling more clothing than till the balance of I ^ancaster. It is as hard to march our clothing prices as to find the north pole. Sold one merchant #600 worth of clothing Monday, October 8. Our $10,000 stock of Shoes needs no mention. Birds c C . 1 /l 1 ? ' oi a ieatner nock together, and all close cash buyers are flocking here Prices in our advertisements are worthless until you sec the goods. l he people believe in us, and we * believe in them Heath Bkg. & Mer. Co. *