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i i j?; i i i I "Sweet Bells Jangled Out of Tune and Harsh." ShaVesper re's description fits th<>?>-1 and* o? vrornen. They aro cross, de: ' T pondent, sickly, nervous?a burden to*. I [h.i.iu lvx nf.,1 ?! I.- 'tM [ i g'.ve^t disposition? arc |(one, o:ul they, ill i Kllia bolls, seem sa lly out of tune, llut U ere ia a remedy. Tboy can use j McELREE'S jjWine of Cardtr 9 It brings hcalJi to the woman) Sorganiam, and health there n r.'i -j? '' well poised nerves, calmness, 9trr ; ? h It restores womanly vigor and p >? v U Bit tones up the nerves which su:vor-B Ring nnd disease have shattered. It lsg jithe most perfect remedy ever devLed i> 3 to rcstora weak women to pet feet' !health, and to make them attractive and happy. $1.00 at all druggist3. For advice in cases requiring spec- [ ial directions, address, giviug symptoms, 44 The Ladies* Advisory I >e- j partment," The Chattanooga Aledijcine Co.. Chattanooga. Tenn. \ REV. J. W. 851ITII, Cnmrton. R. ?., 1 vsys I?"My ylte u?ed Wloo of Cardui at horr. j Jf.-r fal.lng of the womb uud It entirely cured 1ANOASTER ENTERPRISE. "'uolished Every Wednesday and baturday BY Ylic enterprise - PnblihLinM - Compaq A. J. CLARK Kditor. One Year, $ I .CO 3ix Months 50 cts "hroe Months 25 cts In Advaru-n Wednesday, February (?, 1001. The proposition to so amend the dispensary law as to make the position [of ,'county dispell sers elective should be defeated unless dispensers are limited to one term only. With that proviso we would favor tho plan over the nreaont. * * A HEAP SMARTER THAN I AM." In his editorial reference to the death of lion. Geo. 1). Tillman, Editor Gonzales who had known Mr. Tillman intimutely for main nears mentions a reference < Hon. George D. to his broth* r Bon, away back in 1882 in lhes< worus: 'I've got a brother hi home who's a heap smarter than i am. Did you ever meet B-n ( Woli you'll hear of him hefur* Miany years: he's studying poll t.io^ v; ry hard and when he d iau gst before the public he will I a hit." It was the irony ?>f {,r> that the rise of this brother, t< wh.ch he had looked wit'- i f * jntidenco and pride, shoul-i '.? the signal and the oecasi';!. f?r Ida own political downfall. 1 lie thought of this did much to bitter bis lant years. lion. Ueo. I). Tillman Head. lion. (loo. I). Tillman died at his homo at Clark's 11 ill, in Edgefield county, Saturday, in his 7??th year. For more than 40 years he has been a conspicuous figuro in the political circles in this state. JIo was horn August 26, 18^(1, at Curry ton, Edgefield county. Ho was the son of Benjamin Ryan Tillman, for whom the senior senator from this state was named. His mother's name was Miss Sophia Hancock. He received his first education at home, but when quite young was sent to the famous Agricul tural and Mechanical institution at. Penfield, Ga. lie afterward studied under a private tutor at Greenwood, and thence lie went to Harvard where he remained 0110 year. He later read law under Chancellor F II Wardlaw and was admitted to the bar in 18 17. The next year he opened bis law office at Edgefield courtbouse where ho continued the practice of his profession until the year 18G0. Tn the year 18(12 he entered the ariny of the Confederacy as a private and as a member of the Fourth regiment of state tr >op?. Afterwards he was with the Second South Carolina artillery which djd such noble A service on John's Island. IIo took part in the battle of A very 8boro and a number of artillery duels in the latter part of the war and surrendered under (Ion Joe Johnston For six years before the war he served his district in the legislature, and at that time he was considered a "Red French Anarchist," because of his great fight to abolish the parish sys torn, his advocacy of smaller counties and of the election of presidential electors by the people. The principles he then advocated he later had the pleasure of seeim; put into practice, and in great measures beeaiiL'o /tf ltio i i i rl> t f/\i? tli/tfkt i au^r "i ii ir> ut;iu ivm un'iu , In 18(54, while still in the army, lie was elected to the legislature, and in 1805 was chosen senator from Edgefield county. In this year he succeeded in overthrowing the parish system, which was championed by Gen .lames Connor. This fight was won by a majority of 1 vote. In 1805 Col Tillman was sent to the constitutional convention, hut the instrument prepared by ihis convention was annulled by Federal bayonets These same bayonets eject mI Colonel Tillman from his seat in ihe state senate. Soon after 1885, Mr. Tillman went to Central America, whore he joined Gen Walker ot Filibuster fame, was wounded and taken prisoner,hut was released after promising again not to meddle with the institutions or government of the country He then returned home and again entered politics He ran for congress and unsuccessfully contested the seat of Robert Smalls in the Forty fifth congress lie was elected to the ?<th congress and took his scat but was again ousted to make room for Smalls He finally secured his seat and in the oOth and 51st congresses ho was a member of the committee on patents He served with distinction for seven terms till '92, when he was defeated by Mr \V .1 Talbert of Kdgefield by reason of tin1 upheaval in politics led by B R Tillman. Ho always considered himself a reformer and a man of the people until the Reformers of 1890, as he expressed it "pbivod leap frog over his head" Nliitf of <9li lo, 4'lfy of Tol?llo, ) l.iit i*- County. i J< rank J Ch< ney in Uom oath that he im entor partner of the Urm of F. .1 Ch< i,?i> A Co , ll 'i'lg blir>tlie9f> in the < Itv of Toledo County and .-<iiiti afuie^aiU, and that *aid tiru win 1'iy ilii'M;? . f On< Hundred Dollars for each ana every , asi of Oman h that c innot bo t .nnl l?y tti? iih< o! Hair- Catarrh t'lirr FKANK J. L'HfciNKV S >ori, in before :no anil nut scribed in my presence tliis I'th day of December, A. I) iSHrt. , - . il ! A. \V U UFA SOX, ?' Notary 1'ublic. H ill'h < <itarrJi Cure is in (mi iBteruBlly, ami itci-i iliri oily oii tUe idoml and mucnub surrucca if : 10 ?yitt'Di. 6<' > for toitimi i i* in. fr?' F J. t'Hl'NKN & i i>. T. :cdo O, .sohi hi s, 76:. H ill's I ur.it. IMI ar bos.l A HI hi.IN Kit OK KOV AK llliKN 0. tjueeii Alexandra is a Doctor oi A1 it.sic aii?i OcJiov sin Or(-ol Dodi* Kclucalioii for iliihlnn. Niillinery is ono of the many accomplishment s of I ho n<-\\ Que<n of England. In early life she nii'l her Danish sisters were brought up upon decidely narrow incomes and had to make the most of a scanty provision for the wardrobe. The consequence was that Alexandra learned to trim her own liars and bonnets, as well as make her frock-. This talent was not n* glected when she came to England as the bride of tlio young Prince of Wales. If tho Court milliners sent home hats or bonnets which were not to her taste.?if they were clumsy or unbecoming? the Princess's scissors were at hand to take ofl the trimming and remodel the Womanly Beauty. SfHirkfittff Efteaand Itriffht Fucp.h. Am ?h - Krnlta of Sound Nnrven. ' I MVHDA '''HK (. RKAT FKKNCH NKKVK ii| NUIr U TO Nil AND VIT1 DI/.KK ( r. Nnrvou i'.xnau Umi, Ifyiiiirlti Dizziness and fie1'I at be, M ioki.cht also Kcmalo Won v ins- ho common HttenrliiiK the Monthly I'erlotl*. .tc. /'.Ill Q Panning through the trylntr change IS'tlLo Dom Utr hood to Womanhood will iin?l In It a wonderful relief and benefit It Qul< tn and Strengthen* ti e Ni'ireit, Plerum* the Ulootl, learn the Hr.iin and Ton? a up the t? lie.In StyNteoi Makkb a woman LOOK TOURO anr? rvrm, vorito nick fO eerta. I. Itoxe* S nt by ma:1 to any address. Sold by ( ravniord itros., DruiffisM. Agenta, I,ftnc:ue tor # A. I #?* Malaotrlan oar, And a lodgeme.ntin the sy< t< u wlo'e the 1.1, r In MrfOt t ord? r. Br .VI A Simmer.* Diver Mistletoe o. dm '..ent Reg tiUtor jgr.*' fry* ? offending piece of millinery. Very few women of her age continue to look well in the so? called straw sailor hat. Numer- | ous pict 11 res of the "Princess of Wales" show her fondness for j this head-dress. But it is not < to be supposed that as her Maj- j esty she will he photographed in j the sailor hat. Many of the re- < cent photographs taken in Eng- j land lately of Alexandra show < the little straw hat in all inform ality. But no doubt as a Queen she will forego wearing it. ? The story is told by a lady of the household of the late Queen Victoria that on State occasions the dressing of her , Majesty was an affair of moment As it sometimes happened, _ the Q.ueen's bonnet did not prove becoming or look suffi- w ciently regal for the forthcoming p, function. Then it is said the Gf Princess of Wales was sent for pj in haste to operate with her at scissors, needle and thread or long pins upon the impossible 8o bonnet. Uj Queen Victoria, it seems,*liad a, siniplicit faith in the good taste cc <>f her daughter-in-law* and in hi her capability for transforming c] an unbecoming headdress. The G1 new Queen of England has al- n] ways displayed onspioious good os taste in her own dress and in that of her family. p, A FRESH AIR EDUCATION ir. 1 s The Queen of England, so j long and lovingly known as the Princess of Wales, or the ~z "Princess" is very particular in bringing up her daughters, so as to secure for them good physicial health. She made the most of the time spent by U the Royal house hold in the v Highlands of Scotland. Here in, the young princesses were kept n! out of doors as much as possi- Q hie, enjoying the fresh air in fair weather or in cloudy. A great part of the day was spent si U.? ,i.? 1 I to I i>> Hit-in in iiiujw'-nniiig uressesi with unstilfened bodies, adapted 1 for hill climbing. The Princesses dressed for dinner in conventional evening on dress, worn over the whaleboned ftl corslet, which some women wear day in and day out, but these evening hours of tight fitting clothing came at the end ^ of a day spent in loose garments which did not impede the breathing or the circulation. This sensible regime of edit- ~ eating (laughters with as much 1 chance of fre-di air oxerci-e as i would lie given bovs was insist-! | ed upon by Alexandra, now! , Queen of England. I'Ol. It UKN KUATIONS. A daughter, sister, wife and inoiner a intra Juis untitled j i all the duties of her position r conscientiously, hut in no otherj a relation of life does she shine * with more radience than as a w grandmother. There are nunicr- * ??us pictures showing her withUi Prince Kdward, of New York, er or nno of the other children or her son (reor?i?i in lmr lap. a! A photograph si.nn what rarer in thi^ country shows Alexandra Li j 0PNTLFT1EN. (i;t the New, Novel j Plscovery, ! PIGEON MILK a to it 1 f u.a< (anil Oliet In 1 to 4 rtay*; j In Motion i- m ir cai Prevent" stricture. Ail f npletn To t?. carried invest <xket Miro fi t r ventm v>- Sent >>y .< all In pmln pack aire, I |>i **i ?? Ul, mi r< eeipt of price. II 00 per box- ? , f ?r 92 ML i a . ford MrOH.. Urug^ts'.s Amenta. I/vnin t?-r. v ' l ow ] j 1'neiimiiiila (nil lie I'refrnlort. 1 Tbn diseast always results from a cold or an attack of tlie ^rip and may tie prevented by the timely use of SEMI-ANNUAL mm J& iPc 33ec -^New And the New C< Clearing IjAAUAPTKIS A fill'-STBli It A I LWA Y . clweon theater and Lanca.lc. Schedule !ii Kffcct September Iflih, lv.K) Except iu!Ti bound. ? Nort ii "iijii No IT. No. JIV No.M , M a. M.i p. m. a. m * i" \i 40jd Lv ... Cheater.... Ar 5 Sf> r ;?? 10 114 " Knox " 5 3H B IT 10 ?0 Rlcuburf;.... " 5 (II T -1 4 IT B 57 !0 40[.| . IhtRcornt Hie. . " 4 IT T I? B IV II On ? "...Kort Lawn..." I 15 ?i 57 11 ifo " liraces... . " 1' in ii t.) ii ,\r Loin-aster Lv 4 0 6 .to M. A M. I P. M A. M No 14, leaving Lancaster tl.HO a. in,, makes use connect ion nt Chester witli southern nilway No .10 fur Charlotte and point* north ; i?l Seaboard Air 1 no "Atlanta Special" f. i liiinla nod points wist. Also witli Carolina Northwe-tern Ky No. in for Lenoir. N. C., id Ir.iertiH illute points, ami Southern Kailay No -hi foroluinliia ami points sou. i. No t7 loitvint Chester A4Vii, m . connects lilt Southern Ky . No. .V from Co! nnbiu ami tints south. S? aboard Air Line "Atlinta Spe al" from Northern and Has torn point* ami toti.'Tti Ky. No Sit from Northern and Kasv n points, ami at Lancaster with S C ii U K. .r lllacksburg No. Ill, leaving Lancaster 5 So p in , connects Lancaster wiiii s. (,' A O. E from Camden nl Marion. Southern Hy No .14 at Che- ler lor hurlolte and points north No, 15 leaving Chester f to p in., connect* at U'.r !*- UM.? num.MTl l> ivu.in i) . Vfc uutu jluuthm and point* south. I.EJiOY HI'ltlNOS, . M. II EATH, l'resitleiit. (Jt-n'l. Pas. A iirnt. M< utriutton mart.' Regular and pH'.nlexa, id I'u'ns in SicW-*. UIpm imfl Mm be cured by tminons Svjunw Vlun Wlno or Tuhitu 'IIG PHOENIX MRANCECO. llARTTOROi CONN. lSSKTS, January 1st, 1001, 83,404.25. I usurps town and country ropcrty. Agent at Lancaster. A.J. CLARK. Jan. 0,1001. ly. Anyone sending a sketch and description may Quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an Invention is probably patentable. CornmnnleaHons sirlrtly confident fal. Handbook on Patents sent free. Oldest seency for securing patents. Patents taken through Munn A Co. receive po int without charge, In the Scientific American. A >nds?niely Illustrated weekly, largest elr en ton of any scientific Journal. Terms, fit a ye : lour months, IL 0old by all newsdealers. j Chan berla.n's Cough K cm e il y. , That remedy was extensively * j used during the epidemics of La (Jrippe of the few years, am! not a single rase lias ever been reported that did not recover or that resulted in pneumonia, which shows if to tie a certain preventive of that dangerous disease. (. hamberiain's Cough Remedy tins gained fa world w ide reputation for its cures of colds and grip. For sale hy .1. F. Maekey A 'Co. WAMTFH? Reliable man for Manager of Branch Office wo wish to open in this vicinity. If yonr record is O. K licro is an opportunity. Kindly give good reference when writing. THE A. T. MORRIS, WHOLESALE HOUSE CINCINNATI, IOHIO. Illustrated catalogue 4 cents el amps. 121. Do you i Cough?! Jr. Bull's Cough Syrup will euro a , Dough or Cola at once. Conquers I Droup, Whooping-Cough and MeasloDough without tail Mothers praise it. Doctors prescribo It for Bronchitis, Hoarseness. Grippe, Pneumonia ind Consumption. It gives qnirk, jure results. Price, 26 cts. Reftise the lealer's substitute; it is not as good. Dr.Bull's Cough Syrup Always cures when others fail. Or. Bull's Pills cure Constipation and Liver ] Troubls*. so pills, 10 cts. Trial box, 5 cts. j itli her little granddaughter ady Alexandra Duff, daughter the Dutchess of Fife. This icture gives the four generions in the maternal line. The Queen of Denmark is sated in an arm-eliair, holding pon her knee little Lady Alexid ra, her fair head partly ivered by a large white cam*ic sunbonnet. Behind the lair stands the then Princess Wales, with one hand on her; other's shoulder The Dutchis of Fife, now Princess Royal, ands beside her mother, supirting her hands on the chair i which the Queen of Denmark' seated. This is a good picture t a clannish family group. Vigor?! Men nsllj. Qutcltlj*, permanent)- lite M?re?l INiniDH Or.JKAK O'HAURA'S O'arts) ' fGKF. \T FRENCH I ONIC AND ! iTAI.lXEU Is sold with a written truarantee ; fun* Muivofs Dohilltv. Do-it Vitality, Fill- j i' Memory, 1 its. Dizziness, Hysteria, Stops' I Dr: tits on the Nervous Svstetn Caused by nt Ostitis or Excessive lTso of Tobacco, I tltttn, Eltinors, or "I.tvlnp the Puce ttiat ills it viards off Insanity, CoiiMimptlon d Death. It clears the ltluod anil llraln, tlhls up the Shattered Nerves. Uostorcs the rc of Youth, anil Drinits the Pink Olow to tie Cheeks, and Makes Yon Yon hp and also roug again. 5: cents, 1, Boxes JR. By Mall Any Address. Crawford Bros., Druggists. Ag> ti's, Dancasr, S. C - l o w] Dr M A. Simmons Diver Medicine o Complexion, gives Hnuvanay to tiies].won r< s Uend ic'ie. Regulate? Stomach,. T"!jy id lilVi r. All Winter G We have decided to c; thing must go in season Object of this Sale is to This is no ordinary sa Cash Buyers. We mal all lines. Many goods w even LESS. Everything Tta Slanffhffir AAfcV UAWUgitVV* Now is the chance of profit by this unusual C Bargain c i 5,000 yards good Alamance on jGCO " " Cotton Flanr 1,000 44 Mill Flannelette L | **>00 u French Flanneletti | 1200 ' Schoolboy Jean, 1; I Corset Remnants, (yard squan j Bleached Table Damask, 40 ce Turkey Rod Table Damask, 35 Doileys and Napkins very Che Best Calicos, Indigo Blues Tur the Best Standard Fancies Ladies" Jackets Lined with Qui 44 44 Fancy kind, va 44 44 Nicely made, v ; Black Fur Colloretts, value $1. 44 Larger, value $2.00, 44 ,4 Full size, value $2.2 A few large Handsome Capes 1 Large Double Cloth Capes, val Small Flush Cloth Cape, value A few splendid Rainy Day Ski SHOE BAR* LONGiTO I 100 pairs Ladies' Fine Dongoh lace, or agenal, price i placod on the Barg down at The entire lot bought to go ir | We also have some bitJ values I Buy Undei Men's heavy Fleece Lined Shi -?50 cents each?now < Ladies', Miassos and Children's Ladies' Vests, Some Gre; 1 j 50 pairs fine $4.00 Cassimere 25 pairs fine $2.00 Cassimere 150 pairs wool pants?mixed ] $1.50; your choice for jUame Too Lat t! 14 fine Black Ovpreoats, value Many Specials we have not The Canson CA I 33 I ICE SALE! <| TvnNNv-iwas 1 Year8<- j mtury With a Big 4|? (Out Sale ?! i l iir j n rooas mast uo. irry nothing over. Every. No matter about cost; the Unload winter stuff, le, but a great chance foi ke unusual reductions along ill go at HALF Price; some I we offer, a bargain. ' Already Begun. a lifetime?Don't fail to ufc Price Sale. onters Loaded lAdth Hot Stuff. ly 4 cents, lei 7$ cent value, only 5 11 0 cent value, only 0 " a, 10 cent value, only 7$ 44 5 cent value, only 10 " 3), 20 cent value, only 15 " nt value, only 25 cent value, only 25 " ap, 25 cents a Dozen and up. key Reds, Silver Grays and , value 6^ cents, only 5 cents. iller Satin, value $8.50, only $4.95. ,luo $0.75, only $0.95. A* alue $5.00, only $2.95. 25, only 75 cents. only $1.00. 5, only $1.25. W t'ery cheap. ue $1,00, only 65 cents, i $ 1.25, only 90 " rts, value $4.00, ouly $2.75. SAINS BE REMEMBERED, i and (11 oss Kid button and $2,00, $2.50 and $3.00? ain counter and marked $1.25 i i a day. in Child re an' Shoes. 'wear Cheap. irtb and Drawers,our price >nIv 35 cents Union Shirts from 25 to 50 44 12* to 40 44 at Pant Values. pants, now $2.00 pants, now $1.25. lot?value from 75 cents to 75 c? nts. e for hp. Hnliiinu Trndo ?? -W mm S.S a a v( W A A V_A V ' ? $9.00; will let them go for ffi.fiO. space to mention, ^ tSH STORE. *