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' * I* 1 _ .. t, COTTON AND PRODUCE MARKET. Oct. 29, 1900. COTTON. feaict food middling 9.50 PRODUCE. Jutter (food) per pound 12>? Eggs, per dozen 12 Wedneeday, November 28, 1900. Short Locals. ?Mr. A. B. Ferguson of Catawba Junction was in town yesterday. ?The Stores at at Heath Springs will be closed ThursdayThanksgiving Day. ?Mr. J. D. Nisbotof the Jackson ham section lost a big fine hog one day last week. ?llev. W. C. Ewart leaves 4 tomorrow for Wren's, Ga., to hold a week's meeting. ?T. Y. Williams, Esq., re turned yesterday from a professional visit to Kershaw. ?There will be service in ibc A. R. P. church next Sabbath night at 7 o'clock by the Rev. J. M. White of Unity. ?Gen. John B. Gordon will lecture in Chester 011 the 11th of December on the "Last Days of the Confederacy." ?Mr. S. F. Langleyhas started one of the cottages he has contracted to build on Mr. R. E. Wylie's Tahir lot. Mr. A. J. McMcNinch erect ed yesterday a handsome monuraent at the grave of Mrs. B. F. Miller in the new cemetery. ?Mr. C. J. Henry is having his dwelling on Barr street overhauled and enlarged. Mr. W. B. Knight is the contractor. ?Miss Catherine Foster, one of Lancaster's charming youny ladies, spent last week with hei cousiu, Mrs. S. W. Hoath?Era. ?Married, Nov. 25, 1900, by . Notary Public B. F. Adams, Mr. John Snips and Lizzie Stogner, both of Lancaster county. ?Mr. and Mrs. 15. B. Cook and children spent several days hero rocontly with the lattor'f parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Young. ?Mr. T. E. White of the Mc~ llwain section lost a fine mule last firiday. It broke its neck ? wallowing in the stable, lie paid $110 for it a year or two ago when mules were much cheapei t than now. ?It is unnecessary to refer you to the mammoth advertisement of the Clyburn-Heath Mule Oo. on the fourth page of this issue. It is the most conspicuous portion of the paper and ol course you will read it. ?Mr. R. L. Sowell, who went to the hospital at Charleston, a? noted in a previous issue of the Era, has returned and is now able to be out again. He has had h long seige of it, having been con fined to his bed for several months.?Era. ?Persons owing me for recording deeds and other paper? would confer a great favor by calling aud sottling when in town. I need the money very much. W. S. L. Poetkr, 4t weekly.] c c c. L. c. ?A special train will be run over the L. & O. railway to Ches tef Sunday, on account of the meeting of he Annual Conference of South Carolina. It will leave here at 8 o'clock and return about 10. The round trip fare will be only 75 cents from here, and in the same propor tion from either stations along the line. The train will be run by Mr. L. C. Lazenhy, manager. ?In an altercation Saturday night, Dunbar Roberson who Worka at the factory, was cut by Wesley Williams, colored. Wosloy was arrosted and put in jail, but gave bond Monday and was released. Roberson was 1 cut about the neck, and the wound was sewed up by the s doctor. He is not seriously 1 hurt. ?Jessie Massey, colored, lost r a valuable cow one day last * i week. She was tied on the ^ , bank of a branch and got tan- * , giea up lei. ami broke hor neck. L ?The many friends of Mr. ^ R. Young will regret to hear j that he is quite ill. He was taken sick last Thursday while eating his dinner and has been delirious most of the time since, y ?Mrs. John B. Walters and ? (> children left Monday morning \ , for Wills Point, Tex., where s her husband has located. She ^ was accompanied by Raymon j Walters and Henry Walters I from the Dwiglit section. n v ?There will be a public meet- f ing of the Womans' Foreign Missionary society thanksgiving , night at Hopewell church. A collection will be taken for the I< Epworth orphanage. Public k cordially invited. u ?WANTED.?A good second ^ h{lnfl t wn.linrjn moonn A nnltr t( ..? WW .. .. at Enterprise office. ti i , ?I can do all kinds of brick 1 work either in town or country. * Apply to L. A. Parker, 1 3t.] Lancaster, S. C. M fi ?Wanted!?Dogwood and Persimmon in 4, 6 and 8 feet F lengths. Dogwood must be not ( loss than 5 inches in diameter g at small end, and the PersimF mon not less than 7 inches. $4 ^ per cord at depot here. I. S. West, ^ Imo.] Lancaster, S. C. h Malaotrlun can tlnd a lod^ementm tho , tern while the Liver Is In nerfect order Or* o > M. A. Simmons Liver Modiclne is the best . OJJJWJ-JQ- }< . _ . a To He Clnmeil ? The stores will all he closed n , Thanksgiving day, and the tele * phone exchange will be open . from 9 to lOin the morning and t from 3 to 4 in the afternoon. ' This will give all an opportunity j, ' to attend the Thankisgiving ser p t vice referred to elsewln-n in these f [ columns. u t To lie Married. h , Cards arc out announcing the ii marriage on December 5th of Miss Daisy Bruce, the pretty and ( accomplished daughter of Mrs. S. $ . L. Bruce of Heath Springs and Mr. E Manly Croxton, teller and book keeper in the Bank of Lan caster, a young man of excellent c qualities ami of fine business at v tainments. The ceremony will h take place at the homo of the j \ mother of the bride prospective f at 1:30 p. m. and will be pro notinced by Rov. A. M. Croxton, 1 pastor of the Baptist church at - Monroe, N. C., a brother of the li i groorn. f, ? ! To remove a troublesome oorn or ? bunion : First soak the corn or bunion 1 in warm water to soften it, then pare 1 it down as closely as possible without drawing blood and apply Chamber- s Iain's Pain Balm twice daily; rub- Q bing vigorously for fl e minutes at each application. A corn plaster 1 should he worn for a few days, to pro- . " tect it from the shoe. As a general | liniment for sprsins, bruises, lamp- 8 I ness and rheumatl??m, Pain Halm is ' unequaled. For sale by J. F. Maokey v Uoo. ~ ' 1 ~ I Aotice to Debtortt of II. ./. Cretj- ! or// Co. and Farmer*' Dank- ( lug and Mercantile Co. 1 i All notes and accounts belonging to the old firm of H J IGregory&Co. and to the old firm of the Farmers' Banking !i | and Mercantile Company have ), been placed in my hands for { collection. Parties indebted to eithor or both firms are request- ( , ed to come forward and settle at once. J. F. GREGORY. 1 : Oct. 2d.. 1900. * . ? p Do Witt's Witch Hazel Salve jj will quickly hoal the worst burns and scalds and not leave a scar > 1 It can be applied to cuts and raw , surfaces with nrompt and soothing effect. Use it for piles and () skin diseases. Beware of worthless counterfeits. Crawford Bros. d-w s H toll of Honor. The roll of honor of Tax ah aw chool for month ending Nov. 3, 1900. Ola Cook, Pet Belk, Ola Lowy,Bleeker Lowry,Ethel Knight, lolen Knight, Flonnie Walters, Tannie Massey, Evelyn Massey, jula Massey, Minnie Robinson, lattie McManus. Christopher tobinson, Will McManus, Otis Iregory, Theron Cfregory and olm Baker. Mary Edwards, Teacher. There is no pleasure in life if ou dread going to the table to at and can't rent at night on acouut of indigestion, llenry Wiliama, of Boonville, Ind., a ays he uflfered that way for years, till e commenced the use of Kodol )y8pepsia Cure, and aids, "Now can eat anything I like and all want and sleep soundly every ight." Kodol Dyspepsia Curo i iri 11 Digest what you eat. Craword Bros. d w g \hot for a Burglar. Mr. J. Harry Foster, E-q , of I Lerehaw narrowly escaped being 1 illed Saturday night. He came I ip Saturday and that night after , is mother's family bad retired!' ar the night, he went home, and i o avoid waking tho family up, e raised a window and went in. j le first went into the room where j i )arl and his younger brother j* rere sleeping. Finding that bed ] all he wont to another room, rithout saying a word. It so hap j, ened that Carl heard him and ook him to be a burglar. So he 11 ot up, gathered a shot gun and j ulled down in the direction ot j J he room into which Harry had jone. The'load took effect in the If oor within a few inches at liar- ^ y's head, and two or three shot ' it him in the forehead and top f his head. Ho was not badly .< ?? I"*- ? ? 1 1 ? .1 I ui v. a viauiv/iu o an tanuvi nd found little trouble in re nc.ving the shot. He was out ext day and Monday returned o Kershaw. Many people worry because hey believe they have heart disase. The chances are that their earts are all right but their tomachs ore unable to digest ood. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure di ests what you eat and prevents ho formation of gas which makes h rv n t .MV-* f\ /? 1. ? ?" * 4 I- ? i in- niuuiu<;ii |ii tiUKillBij ICH eart. It will euro every form of ndigestion. Orawford Bros. d w - g )132.3& in C< *h Lout. Mr. T. P. Small ot I he Flat /reek seciion sold three hales ot otton in Kershaw one day last reek and got a cheek on the >ank here lor his money. On Friday he came up and got his aonoy. which ho put in his >ockot book, and Willi the pocket took in his pocket, he left tor I mme. When he got home and elt for his pocket hook, he was stonished to find that it was one. He and his brother, Mr A. J. Small started to retrace his tops back to Lancaster in search f the pocket book and many, 'hey reached here before it was aylight Saturday morning and earched the lot where his horse r-ciH hitched, but all in vain, lie* ays he tiail al least 4132.35 in he pocket hook when it was lout, onsistiug of 5 20 dollar bills, 1 0, 2 lives, J 10 dollar gold piece, nd $2 35 in charge. Mr. Small is an industrious, rugal farmer and this loss tails eavy on aim. Any information ending to the rocovery of his reasurors will he suitably regarded. His postoflice is Flat Jreek, S C. foil H wow Whm V*n Aw Tftklag Fhpn you take Orove's Tasteless Chill 'onic because thp formula in plainly rinted on evpry hott 1? showinf that ; I< simply Iron and Quinine in a isteleaa form. No cure, no pay. 5(io. lotice to Telephone Subscriber*. Ileroaftor the office will be pen for connections from 9 to Oft. in. and 3 to 4 p. m on 1 uiulay. 7 ftceotnpnnlcd bj *f ig vliti iV tTmcous patches it the m o u t h , erup y rS';S<> tioiis on the skin liitlaS R;sl3b sore throat coppci colored splotches, r'1||? swollen glands, aching mnscbn villa and bones, the disease is making rapid headway, and far worst symptoms will tollow unless the blood ii promptly and effectually cleansed of tlii: violent clei'. uctive poison. S. S. S. is the only safe and infalli.Jt c ire for this disease, the only antidot* for this specific poison. It cures the worst cases thoroughly and permanently, tf!| CCfltf tk>n C0?!d I contracted Illooj _' _ , PoUoDi 1 t r i t d Live Beea No Worse. ,i?re? doctors, t-u their treatment did uic no g'tod ; I was getting worse all the. tune ; iny haii came out, ulcers appeared in tnv throat an t mot tb. my body was almost covered with copper colored splotches and ofleusivf sores, i suffered s everely from rheumatic paint in my shoulders and arms. My condition could hai/e been 110 worse ; only those afflicted as I was can understand my sufferings. | had about lost all hope or ever being well ngiin when I decided to try ? S. S~ but must confe I had little faith tctt in any medicine. After taking the third botth i m ticca ^ a change in lay eondi- vE^'lGl tion. This in. rttly en- jj|h~ enraging, and I ueter- ? VM: ',,' mined to (rive S. S. S. a \ it-a thorough trial. From jf that time on t he improve- SfJl ihc'c m ill \v;> . lipid ; . s. s. '** 7 seetned to Ii ve tlie dis- < -tK \ */ eaie completely under r.jy"' ' Ayvyp. g Control ?! tc? and *' > ' ulcers healed ami I was t''' *} 7 J JpW f >n free from alt signs ; VJ if <&' Of the disorder; I have v' ' '' * been strong and healthy ever since. L- W. Smith, t.ock ho* 6n, Noblesvllle, lad. fzfa is the only purely vegevts table blood purifier known, f t ,ooo is kjW gv JM offered for proof that it contains a particle of mercury, potash or oth'-r mineral poison. Seud for our free book on Iilood Poison , it contains valuable information about this disease, with full directions for self treatment. We charge nothing for medical advice ; cure yourself at home. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. T ? ; dtjeutfi Wanted! i'he position of resident special agent of the Kquitable Life As juranoe Society for Lancaster and ricinitv iu open to a man of good jharacter and ability. A val.1 ible contract, carrying renewals s*ill ho given to the right man Addi 'ess, W. .f. Roddey, :l. Rock Hill, S. C. Prrnnifcmcnts of Monstrual Functiona proluci M i8onri uu:o Simmon-. Squaw Vlor Wine )r Tablets correct the dnranifHientc f] The Ganson ' -$r-$rJ$r (g | THE PLACE TO iJ Everybody D f I been 1 Have p;ckc Fl elsevv 3 But We Ha a (Never before have v\ customers. Our buyei and he found them, a dealer needing the m few of 'em: 4" men tine wool Aloli ur l?ro< 4(. cents, yours for 20 cent? makes lull dress. Fine h! Brilliantiue?las' black ami | would bo a stunner to retail yours for only 15 cents. R of double width Dress (foods cents. Single width at 4 c< twice as much when cotton a pound. In Fine Up-to-date J)re plain sott fabrics are very po are showing Satin Berbers ii ing shades?in patterns at $ Whipcords, best shades in $4.50. Fine all wool Vene Broadcloths at 75c per van I nice line of Cash mors and il B colors at very low prices, goods are unsurpassed for cheapness. For separate sk Cre pons and Heavy Outings I root tilings, at 75c, $ 1, $ 1.50 yard, We have the new Fi I nels, winch are so popular J5 Finest all wool at f>Oo. | Big Clothing J New berg, Rosenberg & ( I York, largest makers of fim H the IT S. going out of buy male an offer to clean up ? H worth. Our offer was aceep i Job Another lot of those good . come in. We need say not hi h so you had better cotne quiet jj Annual Conference in Cheater. J, The Annual Conference of the T r Methodist church South convenes n i in Chester today, Rovs. A. W. tl ; Rrunson and Mr. Lucas went 1 over yesterday. Rev. L. L. Re P deuhaugh lrom the Tradesville ! circuit, and Maj. J. M. Riddle, d s delegate from the Lancaster it J church and Dr. K. S. Rock ham fc j from Kershaw, will go over this p ! morning M tj It. F. Miller will ; I ' go tomorrow. A large crowd will i go over Sunday morning on the special train that leaves hero at ^ 8 o'clock and returns that night, ] leaving Chester after the night J^ services a;o out, reaching Lin caster about 10 o'c! ok This is an opportunity that wilt not present it sell again soon to see and hoar Mm nbles* divines of thej t Methodist ?Lurch f.- !1 over! | the South, including three Rishops. I To t urf n Cola In <?n?^ hoy Take hr.xative II roiim-Quinine Tablets. AP 'trugjristrefund fho money if it fails lu cure. K. W. Grove's signature is on each b- x J.'c. | ah i nteresi inij One sion. I)r. J. II. Thurnwoll, of Fort I d> Mill Grand K. of It. aiul S.J Knights of Pythias of the Grand ! J j Jurisdiction of South Carolina, came down and mot with Lan-jw? caster Dodge, No. 50, Monday i I night in an official capacity, do- at jlirering in hi- usual interesting j manner, an entertaining and in- ^ jstructive lecture on Fythianisni l and its benefits and purposes. I Mr. J. II. McMurray of Fort Mill, T. C. of the Fort Mill / ils6 ?i i FIND THE CROWDS i:? 1 w i - tjiigriLtsu, cinu we too busy to announce earlier d up in New York, Baltimo here. ,ve Tiiem: BETTf re been so successful in gcttir spent nearly three weeks se; A Perfect Landslide in Dr oney. Got a big lot at our < Miles, worth 1 customers are i?six yards $12 50 and $1 oek figured $8 suits for $ iiuamteed? $3.50 and $4. at 25 cents, from 1)5 cents Ts'Lno ^ Buy D( >?|a Ooat j fl) DC was f> conts C Prices goin what we ha1 ss uooas, ! Thjnk itl pular. We hmm* m-e aotlinir th? a the lead- Fine yard w i> 00. New p? good bed Tic! patterns at |?q?j 5 cents, good tians at 50c. tlie host gradt I. .'\I^O. !\ iianli iinnn l> lenriettas in i ' Our black f Mill (Utility and 1 1111 iris, I'aolas, | /^1 arc the cor- ^ ( and + 2 per Miss Wadal ench Flan- j and every bod for waist. *f\\ ! of her artistic fill hats ever T i _ I general verdii A " successful sea 0., of New len ?1,r ^econ .? clothes in most exhaust iness. Wo ( styles just in. iver +5,000 k this depart irn ted, and our 1 this season. Lots at Half P] Sample Pants and Shirts like we hav n: in >re in regard to this lot except 1. YOURS FOR HOLDING HE GANSON CA JE * lodge, came down with Dr. 'horn well and attended the leeting of the Lodge. Both lesc gentlemen expressed the nisi ves as being particularly well leased with No. 59 and Its jture outlook. The Lodge was elightod to have these gontlelen with them, and shall hope >r a speedy return of this hapy occasion. his signature is on every box of the g-n'.me Laxative Bromo-Quipine Tabiou . ie remedy that rnres a Mid in one il?# D UT Y(JlJR UKADS TOG KTil KII and wide to eat at DUFFS' RESTAURANT rou"ll fnd the fond, rooking, and twice much superior to that else? hero. O )'S TEIiS are sewed in all ! yles. My market can supply your iblc with the nicest meats. -r 4 ) ours to servo, A. I7. DUFFT. 'hone SO? mm i . I THESE DAYS. are Happy I ' the Great Bargains re, Philadelphia and 1 iR than EYErI tg good things for our irching for bargains, ess Goods. Found vvn price. Here's a getting the benefit. $10, 15 suits for $7.50. $7 and 5. Good wool suits at $3, Hoys and Children's suits i up. Dmestics Now, >n't Wait I g up every day. Will sell ?e on hand at old prices. Cotton above ten cents, and 5 best sheeting at 5 cents, ide sea island at 5 cents, i at 5 cents, good Outing at ' bleaching at 5 cents. All es of Calicoes at 4 anil 5 i irh/? r inery Most p farming. icy of Baltimore is in charge y is extravagant in praise work. The most beaatishowii in Lancaster is the ct. This has been our most ison. Already we have got(1 stock?the first being alpd by the rush. Many new One popular feature in *nt is our very low prices rice. 'e boon getting have just I that they cannot last long DOWN PRICKS, tSH STORE. |