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C ATARI n Frw reallaa wha | tht note and throat, 1L. . U aerious and far-rea ?VI tbefoul accreti I (A fact all the otwana ? is rapid and dcatruct It frequently ha th? dom eaten into ai waahaaand ealrte m CATARRH IS A CO and far beyond the Teach of mere local n potatment and allow the diaeaae to take firs S. S. S cure* Catarrh bccauac it firot cl pnta new life into the aluggiah worn-out o lira Josephine Pothlll, of Due Went, 8. C., wi sated that I was entirely deaf in one ear. and all sloughed off. When the dlaeaae had gome tbla ' determined to try A. S. 8. ea a laat reaort, and beg eat of the dlaeaae, and after a few weeks' treeti Seven year* have had no sign of the dlaeaae." S. S. S. is made of roots, herbs and b? properties. It is the only vegetable blood cure for all blood trouble*. Send for onr b the "tenia time write our phyaiciana about y any information or advice wanted. We < Hewn Items From the Waxhaw Enterprise. A new telephone line lias been completed from Monroe to Lancaster. There seems to be an epidemic _ t 1 1. a 1 01 wnooping cougn among lue children of our town. Mr. Edwin Nosbit attended a reception at Mr. E. D. Tillman's, at Van Wyck last Wednesday night. Two negroes, Mose Hood and Jim Stitt, got into a difficulty at Potter last Friday, and Hood shot Stitt through the thigh. Dr. W. O. Nisbet, of Charlotte, is spending a few days with his friends here, and shooting birds. Dr. J. D. Nisbet,of N. Y. city, is visiting his relatives and many friends here and in this vicinity. The two infant children of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Cheers died last Sunday niglit and were buried at Tirzah Presbyterian church on Monday. Mr. Ed. J. McCain, son of Mr. J. S. McCain, of this township, married Wednesday evening to Miss Nannie Green, of Due West, S. C. Ed. Bivens, a negro living near Marshville, was shot by his wife for whipping one of his children. The wound was of a serious nature. Miss Edna Stewart, a popular milliner of Monroe, died last week. Her remains were carried back to her home in Maryland for burial. There came near being a race riot at the Wilson's old store precinct. Several negroes with drawn pistols tried to take charge of the ballot boxes. A few white men of grit ran them off. Bloodshed was barely averted. It was quite fortunate for them that they got off as lightly as they did. On Thursday, November 15, Mr. B. C. Ashcraft, the popular and talented editor of The Monroe Enquirer, will bo married to Miss Mary Blair, one of the most beautiful and accomplished ladies of that city. The marriage will take place at the residence of the bride's mother. Rev. J. W. Little was in town shaKing hands with his many | friends last Tuesday. We are pleased to announce that lie. will preach in the Methodist church here at half past 3 o'clock noxt Sunday afternoon. On Monday he will go to Monroe to visit Elhanan Institute, the well-known missionary school. Perhaps no man is closer to the hearts of the people of Waxhaw than is Rev. J. W. Little. The young child of Mr. W. T. Broom, near here, died last Sunday from the effects of a scald by pulling a kettle of hot water over on itself. It was buried at the McCorkle grave yard on Monday funeral Hervices conducted by Rev. M. T. Steele, of the Methodist church. We have heard that some Northern capitalists have been prospecting with a view to purchasing the Howie mine property near this place. Those who claim to be in a position to know say that this is one of the richest and most, valuable gold mines In this portion of the State. Its development would doubtless prove quite an advantage to our town and comaaunity, and would io all prob? IL DH Kll* COMl t a deep-Mated, obstinate disease Catarrh i little or no attention is given it. But, b idling in its results. oaa entering the circulation poison the ei feel the effect of this catarrhal 'poison, ai :ire, and Anally ends in consumption.* ppens that the senses of hearing and smell id destroyed, causing intense suffering and ay give temporary relief, no permanent U INSTITUTIONAL 01 rtnediee. Thoae who rely upon them for ler hold. Only a real blood remedy can ran eanaea and builds up the blood, purifies it, rgans, and thus relieves the system of all itw t " I k*4 Catarrh, which become sa deepland* of aiy aose, tneliKUag part of the Doaa. ir the physician gave mt up as iscarabts. 1 j fan to improve at once. It seswsd to get at the I nsnt I waa satircly cored, and Tor more thaa m irks of wonderful tonlcal and purifying purifier known, and a certain and safe ook on Blood and Skin Diseases, and at our case. They will cheerfully give yon ike mo charge foe this. ability bring ricli returns to its owners. Mr. C. o. Hudson, formerly of this place, but now of Albemarle, was in town last Wed nesaay. weaiegiaa to know that he is contemplating mov ing back to Waxhaw at the beginning of next year. Mr. Hudson is a hustling business man, and we all will be glad to have him back in our town. T? (Jar* Cold ta Drj Take Laxative Bromo-Quinine TabJets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. K. W. Grove's signature is on each box. 25c. Registration Notice. THE PUBLIC will take notice that the Registration Books will be open at the COURT HOUSE for tbe registration of parties entitled to register under the constitution, on the 1st Monday fc Tuesday in eacn month, until >0 days preceding the general election. J. M. OASKKY, Chair. Bd. Reg. Lancaster Co. March T. WOO. Are You Out of Work ? *"* ?\0 you wish bettor pay J Then write u*. utCiwj' W?rk iu ui cuuuiry. Wo riMK TUKKK to FIVK DOLLARS a day. Writ* at once 'and lake advantage- of the holiday trade. Address, oct20?lra. MANAGKR, Box 80, Grcenvlllo, S C. Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine Clears the Complexion, gives Houyanoy to the Mind, cures Headache, Regulates Stomaoh, Bowels and Liver. Pounded x&p. 5m "Sing their own praise." During the Past 58 Years, Stieff T Pianos Have fulfilled every requirement of the most exacting pianists and amateurs all over the world, and today stand Without a Superior In either tone, action or workmanship. Sold direct from the factory saves the middleman's profit, and this Savincr Pavs V/ %w For Many Lessons under the finest teacher to be procured. Writo for terms and prices. CHAS. M. STIEFF, Piano Manufacturer, Baltimore, Maryland. North and South Carolina Factory Branch Wareroom?, 213 N. Tryon 8t., Charlotte, N.C. C. II. WILMOTIfc, M?r. Fla? Tuolng ana Beatrice Ml FVW IM 'RUMMER OF SUMPTION. La, regarding it aa a simple inflammation o4 ourever insignificant it may seem at' first, it tire system. The stomach, kidneys ? in id when the lungs are reached its progress are in part or entirely loct, the soft bones of greatly disfiguring the face. While sprays, rncfit can be expected from such treatment. ! BLOOD DISEASE, a cure lose valuable time, meet with disapch this troublesome aiul dangerous disease. , makes it rich and heAltliy, stimulates and poisonous accumulations. ?W|FT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, 6ATry and be Convinced! Make a purchase at P. J. COATS A CO S. STORE and you will be so well pleased that you will bocotne on? of their many custoraors. We handle a nice line of Groceries and Confectioneries, and make a specialty of Fruits and Vegetables, the best the market affords. We have Tobaccos, Cigars, Cigarettes and Snuff that will please the smok era, chewers and dippers. TRY OUR PURE CREAM CHEESE They are so nice 1 New fresh Dates, up to-date, 10c for a pound package. Our French and Stick Candies, Chocolates, Cakes and Crackers will please the most exacting. DO YOU KNOW WHO KEEPS Nice fresh Mackerel, pickled Pigs Feet, Pickles in kegs, Dried Fruit Bologna Sausage, Dried Beef and a hundred other things pleasing to the appetite ? YES : GO TO COATS A CO S. STORE And never say that you can't get what you want until you have gone there. Remember, that we don't keep goods on our shelves until they are old and not fit for use ; and bear in mind, too, that WE WILL TREAT YOU POLITELY i j ?_ ?i uuiieBiiy snu Btjuareiy wnen you deal with us. (let on our list of ^regular customers and you won't be lonesome. Yours, to please, R. J. Goals & Go. OOUTH CAROLIM A GEORGIA l) EXTENSION R. R. COMPART. Schedule No. 4 Id Effoet IS. 01 fi. m., Similar. Doc. 14. 1H99. BetwMDCamden.S.C.and BlacksbnrA.S.C. Wont. 33 East if Fire I ClaftH EASTERN TIME. KlrnlClaan I'aftscDKcr Fftftnongor Dally Dally Except STATIONS. Bxcent Sunday. Sunday . I*. M.I A. M I 12 fto; Camden 12 u I l.sj DeKalb 12 02 i" I 27 Wefttvlllo II (0 t 1 40 r Kernhaw u 3a A2 10 Heath Spring II 20 'a2 IS Plcanar.' Hill II 1$ *2 35 Lancnt ter lo aft f 2 ftO Riverside 10 40 [ * 00 Sprlngdell 10 10 1 a tn r-o I . wl,-? tiinKlInn in an f 1 20 I If 10 10 * 3 40 Rock Hill 10 00 . 8 6ft Newport 0 ? ' 4 02 Tirzah 0 SO 2 4 20 Vorkvllle i ii *4 3ft Sharon 9 00 4 60 Hickory Oroya 8 4ft 4 00 Smyrna 8 Jft ft 20 Macks bur# 8 l.ft I P. M. I A. W. Between Bla>lsbnr^S.C.1and iarion1NX." W? ?t. 11 | "Kant. I i. Sec. flans EASTERN TIME. Sea Claim Mlxuti . Mixed Gaily bally Exoept STATIONS. Except _Sun?Uy. 1 Sunday. * 5T r. u 8 10 Macksburn 0 to ft 30 Sarin ft V) ! 8 40 Patterson Springs fl It 8 20 Shelby rt 00 I 10 "X) Cattlmoro 4 ftO 10 10 Mooresboro 4 40 10 26 Henrietta 4 20 10 60 Forest City 3 90 11 1ft Kuthcrfordton 3 24 11 3ft Millwood 3 06 )i 4.' Golden Valley > SO 12 06 Thermal City J 46 It 2ft Glen wood 2 80 12 fit) V' Marlon 2 00 A * ^ p. W FlrstClaaw fflretOlaa'ii 16 13 EASTERN TIME. It 16 .a ?. c. Jr K a ? hftj > u j SSsfgf STATIONS. m 1/1 +* WJ Wjn i : i _ i P M A. M A. M r M. 1 00 6 <*? lllncksburg 7 k) 3 CO I 2o 8 20 Cherokee Folia 7 >1 2 10 I 4(? 6 40 OafTney 7 10 t W f. m a. a IQB a. a p. m Trains Son. 32 and 83 connect at Ulatsfcttburg with trains on the Uaffney Dlvlaion. Train No. 32 connects at Camden with the Charleston Division of the Southern Railway for ail points south. Train No. 83 leavlncr Camden at It. 40 p. m.. going went, makes connection at Intncaster, S. 0., with the U A C. It. K , at Catawba Junotlou with the S. A. L , going north; at Koek Hill with the Southern Railway,going north. Train No. II connects at Blauksnurg with the Southern Railway from the south. At Marlon, N. C., with Southern Railway going *4l. KAM'L HUNT, ^ AT RIFF, IVewl'le^^^^^r.^u^rlntnnOenh LANCASTER A CHESTER RAILWAY. Between Chester and Lancaster Schedule* In Effect September 18th, 1900. Daily Except Sunday. Soutlbound. Northbound No. 11 No. 17. No. 11 No 14 P7 M A. M. P M. A. M 8 1(1 0 40 d Lv ...Chester ...Ar 6 66 7 67 ^0 04 ".... Knox .... ' 6 SO 8 47 10 SO "... Richburg .... " 8 00 7 SI 4 47 8 67 10 40 d ".. Basoomvllle.. " 4 S? 7 IS BIS 1100 "...Tort Lawn..." 4 16 6 67 11 SO ' Graces ... . B 40 11 40 d At.. Lanoaster.. Lv 4 01 6 Sl> P. M. A. M. P. M. A. 61 No. 14, leaving Lancaster 6 80 a. m,, makes eloso connection at Cheater with Southern Railway No. 86 for Charlotte and points north ; and Seaboard Air Line "Atlanta Special" for Atlanta and psists west. Also witn Carolina * Northwestern i.y No. 10 for Lenoir, N. C, and Intermediate points, and Southern Railway No S3 for Columbia and points south. No. 17, leaving Chester B.40 a. nv, connects with Southern Ry., No. 86 from Col jmbla and points south; Seaboard Air Line "Atlanta Special" from Northern and Eastern points and Southern Ry, No. S3 from Northern and Eastern points, and at Lancaster with S. C. 6k Q. K. for Ulaoksburg. No. 16, leaving Lancaster 6.80 p. m., connects at Lancaster with SC. & Q r from Camden and Marlon, Southern Ry. No. 84 as Chester for Charlotte and points north. No. 16, leaving Chester 8.10 p. ra.. oonnocts at Chester with Southern lUllwsjr No. *< from Columbia and points south. LEROY SPRINGS, J. M. HKATH, President. Oeol. Pm. Affeot. Notice to Road Overseers. ALL OVERSEERS of the public roads who have oot worked their renpective sections of road, will call oi". their hands at once and work the same. M. C. GARDNER. Co. Sup.r Notice to Debtors of II. J, Gregory A Co. and Farmers* Banking and Mercantile Co. All notes and accounts belonging to the old firm of H. J. Gregory & Co. and to the old firm of the Farmers' Banking and Mercantile Company have been placed in my hands for collection. Parties indebted to either or both firms are requested to come forward and settle at once. J. F. GREGORY. Oct. 2d., 1900. .TThe Canson j THE PLACE TO 3 Evervhody D 1 been 1 i nave p;kc' clsewl j But 1ST? Ha Never before have w customers. Our buyer and he found them. j *a dealer needing the few of 'em: 40 inch fine wool Mohair Bcoc 40 cents, yours for 20 cents 8 makes full dress. Fine blc Brilliantine?fast hlaek anrl o I would be a stunner to retail i yours for only 15 cents. Ba of double width Dress Goods i cents. Single width at 4 ce twice as much when cotton v a pound. In Fine Up-to-date Drei plain soft fabrics are very po] are showing Satin Berbers in ing shades?in patterns at $6 Whipcords, best shades in ] 14.50. Fine all wool Venet Broadcloths at 76c per yard nice line of Gashmers and II colors at very low prices, goods are unsurpassed for q cheapness. For separate ski Crepons and Heavy Outings rect things, at 75c, #1, $1.50 yard, We have the new Fr nels, which are so popular Finest all wool at 60c. ni - 1.1- v Ixug iriotmng i Newberg, Rosenberg & C< York, largest makers of fine the U. S. going out of busi made an offer to clean up o worth. Our offer was accept job : Another lot of those good ? come in. We need say nothii 10 you had better come quick T " -V, Money Loaned. I aeRotlato Mortgage Ix>ans on Improvod farms at reasonable rates. R. E. WYLIE, Attorney at Law, Lancaster, b. C. M.?Sept. 820. 190ft POBITIONB OUARANTBBD, Undsr #8,000 Cash Deposit. UliiosS Far* Fal4. year to 8eth Sag**. Vary CEaep BeerA Georgia Alabama Business College, Mmoon, gsenySe NOTICE I ' TO THE TAXPAYERS of Lancas- C ter Countj. > The Treasurer'* office will be open t for the collection of taxes for fiscal year 1900, on the 16th day of October, < and will close, the 31st day of Decern- . ber, 1900 I THE L1VT 18 A8 FOLLOWS : State, 6 Mills County 6 ' Speoial, (C. A C. R. R.J 3 u Sinking Fund, " " V " t Constitutional School Tax,.. .3 " Total, c LOCAL LETT. 1 Cane Creak Township,ccacrb 4)4 " 1 Gill* " " " 6*4 " e Pleasant Hill " M " 3 LOCAL LBVT FOE SCHOOL DISTRICTS. Lancaster 4 Mills . Jones X Roads, 3 " J Heath Springs, 3 * I Oakburst 4 * . TOTAL LEVT BT DISTRICTS. T Indian Land, 16^ Mills Waxbaw, 16& * Cane Creek 31^ " " 44 Graded School, 26?^ " 8 ' Jones A Koads, 28>? " * Gills " 22 " I " " Graded School, 26 11 " " Jones X Roads, 24 " Buford, 16*4 " Flat Creek, 16^ " " Kershaw, ...,1.16V " Pleasant IIIII 19V " * M Kershaw, . ...19jJ " a "Heath Springs,22V " . * Oak hurst, 28 V " * " Jones X Roads,21V " . Cedar " 16V "Jones X Roads. 18V " . W. C. CAUTHRN, 1 County Treasurer. MMNK SI FIND THE CROWD! pi iohtoH o n r| \A/Ck C ' q vv/vs y la 1 L4 Y V C :oo busy to announce earlie 1 up in New York, Baltimc 11^1 v~. Ye Them: BETT1 e been so successful in getti spent nearly three weeks se k Perfect Landslide in D: oney. Got a big lot at our adea, worth 1 customers ar ?six yards aj* $12.50 and $ >ck figured CU $8 suits for i uarnteed? $3.50 and $4 at 25 cents, from 95 cent ,ngup line f "Riiyt "Tl at 8 and 10 -DUy JJ uts. Cost Qj ras 5 cents Prices goii j what we hs Goods, m?m+ Think of it 1 :>ular. We we selling th the lead- BFine yard w i.OO. New good bed Tic patterns at hp?^ 5 cents, good 1 a no ?* t K A/i nv ?w. best grad Also, a cents, none 1 onriettas in _ Our black t ]yl 11 juality and aja 1 *11J irts, Paolas, are the cor- ^ ^ and $2 per Miss Wads ench Flan- and every hot for waist. of her artisti( ful hats ever ? ??V ! Reneral verd J*_>til * ' | HUCceHBful se [>.t of New ten our secoi clothes in most exhaust mess. We y\j styles just in ver $5,000 4 this departm ed, and our | I this season. Lots at Half P lample Pants and Shirts like we ha rig more in regard to this lot except YOURS FOR HOLDING HE 6ANSON CJ * * : * rHE HEAD AND TAIL )f the mattor is simply this? Beef cut from old animals is ough, lacks flavor, and is dq/ident in nourishing juices. \Ve irefer to sell flesh of ^jj^ Young Stock. It is delicious, tender, rich ind nourishing. Much cheap- ^ ;r, though costing a little more noney than cuts from old aninals. No better meat than that lold rt DUFFT'S MARKET-PhoM 30t A good Oyster Stew or Fry rou can get only at my restuuant. Come and got one. EPor Sale or Rent A Store House 22x00 feot ind lot in a splendid little town, freight rates as good as any >oiut in the State. Address J. D. DAVIS, Catawba, 8. 0. UonJ I Ma ucuu 11 IU iur< YOUR SUBSCRIPTION to The Lales' Home Journal, Saturday Evening Post, Atlanta Weekly Constitution, Home &. Farm, 'hrlce-a-Week New Yoric World, Munsoy'a iagazlne, Sunny South, or anything else you rant to read. Your renewal also will bo appreciated. Respectfully, R.A.LONG, Wf Box No. 61. Lancaster, S. C. Q III II ?4 I 5 THESE DAYS. I 3.T6 Happy ! i r the Great Bargains >re, Philadelphia and ER THAN EYER ! I , ng good things for our arching for bargains, ress Goods. Found own price. Here's a e getting the benefit. $10, ;15 suits for $7.50. $7 and &5. Good wool suits at $3, Krtva ami ChililrAti'fl anita 8 Up. omestict* Now, Dn't Wait! ig up every day. Will 6ell ive on hand at old prices. . Cotton above ten cents, and e best sheeting at 5 cents, ride sea island at 5 cents, k at 5 cents, good Outing at 1 bleaching at 5 cents. All les of Calicoes at 4 and 5 ligher. inery Most harming. W iley of Baltimore is in charge ly is extravagant, in praise c work. The most beautishown in Lancaster is the ict. This has been our most ason. Already we have got- I id stock?the flrat being ailed by the rush. Many new i. One popular feature in I ent is our very low prices I rice. I ve been getting have just I that they cannot last long I M DOWN PRICES, vSH STOR E- J *