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Ftm Fmmmmtmmtmtm???a at , l:hzz&m'$ /TOW /S TORTURE .tczenia is caused by an acid humor ii Ui* blooil coining in contact with tin Ik si mi and producing grent redness and in |P fb.mmutiou ; little pustular emotions forn and discharge a thin, sticky iluid, wliicl dres and scales off ; sometimes the skiu i hard, dry an<l fissured. Eczema in an) form is a tormenting, stubborn disease and the itching and burning at times an almost unbearable; the- acid burning humor seems to ooze out and set the skii on fire. Salves, washes nor other exter nr.l applications do any real good, for a< long as the poison remains in the blooc it will keep the skin irritated. BAD FOR hi OF TETTER. "For three years I had Tetter on tny f hands, which cautet} j^> v their natural nfce. Part fly; of the time the disease P*"t wo* in the form of run- Jf" ' 1 ninj{ tores, very pain- b. .! ays Q ful, n ml causing me V J..'* ' y much discomfort Four . V doctor* laijJ I he Tetter jjt, ' T~< had progressed too far ,f 1 ? to be cured, nil they AareMi; ?^ could d> nothing fo'r <'' '* Jyj ,**?, rne. X g>ok only three va*' < bottles of 8 S. S. nod C'T wa* completely cu-ed. This was fifteen yeara ago, and I have never since seen any sign of my old trouble." ? Mrs. h B jAcaaon, 1414 McO.ee St . Kansas City, Mo, ^ S. S. S. neutralizes this acid poison, cools the blood and restores it to a healthy, natural state, and the rough, unhealthy skin becomes soft, smooth and clear. ?&> cures Tetter, Erysitielas, Psoriasis, Salt \ Rheum and all skin diseases due to a pois* '' oned condition of the blood. Send for our book and write us about your case. Our physicians have made these diseases a life study, and can help you by their advice; we make 110 charge for this service. All correspondence is conducted in strictest confidence. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. GA. . Short Locals. Saturday, February 16, 1901. ?Soveral fine days we have had this week. ?Miss Ellen l'orter is visiting f relatives at Elgin. ?Thursday was the (lav for old fol cs to sow garden seed. WW ?Mr. J. Matt Hough of Landsford was in town Wednesday. ?Mrs. T. Y. Williams has been sp? ruling several days in Columbi; this week. ?Mr. Z. L. Kohinson of Oakhu st was among the callers at th\ j office yesterday. ? Mrs S M 11 urns h is rotijmod fro n a visit to relativos'in Chester and Mathews, N -O. ?Read the new advertisement of the Heath B. A; M Co in this issue and notice its. contents. ? Mrs J G Barron ot Rock Hill waa the guest of Mr and Mrs G il Barron this week a ? Mr W J Cunningh nn i- holding another 4 room i.c.v. liis Elm street lot, fronting tht rail P road. ? Mrs John 1 Mackey ant' child renirwu i mi la; r her parents a I Heath flp and Mrs 1* T T vitt\ ?Miss Gertie Foster! I)i place o< Mrs. Williams i i tie graded school this w ek"whi * latter was in Colum ia ? Mrs. lF'saio Springs <' . 1 <I of Columbia and Mi 1/ t S!1( lion of Camden are the ; : < I Mrs. Leroy Springs. ?Rev. J. W. Little will pr<-ach at New Hope church on the alii Sunday at 11 a. n?M ami on S:*l urday before at 2 30 p in ?Mrs. Jno R Rlakenoy,\\ ho is teaching the llaile Mine school spent Saturday and Sunday in Lancaster ?The town council r hi: iim all tho llint rocks tliev ra:i ge; for use on the streets a little later. A number of wagon have been hauling this week. ?The county suporiiitoiident of education held an oxatnin of those applying for teacher ear ilicofoj I .? I 1 w* /> * VI - ill* (II *?n J 4 ua V 1*1 I III" * 'III house. There were 32 applicant.-" fi whitos anil 2G colored. ?Grippe still has a hi ; hold on our people. There is sc. ice ly anybody that is nol ilferted wi h it mote or less, and many art unable to go. ?Mr John Hough, n promint nfc citizen ot Magnolia,Miss , and for several v< u.-n citizen of jane aster, -pent \\ Ine day an I Thursday here Jinking ha uls with his old fr -iu is, wlio w< -e glad to see him I ok in" w( 11 after tin absence ot 14 ye .rs. lie went from he to K< k Ilill to visit a hroth t an 1 from there he will go to < 'harlot to and Monroe, N. From there lie will start for M ? Media John has decided to iuo\' to % the Pacific coast for the benefit D of his wife's health, and will go Ci , on a prospecting tour intoWash /\ , ington in about two weeks. He s regrets very much to leave Mag j noli a, where he has built him a u i nice home and has a good busi* ness, but Mrs Hough's health is ^ poor and the hope of them both s is that it will be better in that j magnificent climate of Califor- ^ . nia and Washington. His | mother, who has always lived with hinv, will make her homo with an older son, Mr. J. M. I Hough, of Lnndsford, she being too feeble to undertake to go to ni the west. S< ?Sheriff .1 P Hunter went to M Chester Wednesday to place himself under treatment of Dr. Ii Pryor. He was accompanied hv his physician, Dr M P Craw- Ci ' ford. ?List of letters advertised 1' , for the week ending Feb. 10, 1001 : Miss Daisy Denton, P Miss Cathern Gamble, Miss Kip Beckham. Miss Lillie N Witherspoon, .Mrs. Manivnv I IT ?ivliii \f,. \r.nt.-Kni ir1111. \V M. Corkl?, John Crump, T S. Small, Jr., Jack Sonham, James W. Hood. Bklt.k Nance, P. M. <1, Lancaster, S. O. ct ? A decree has boon issued by the town council against sign- a, boards that extend over the pave- ? trjents, ami yesterday the last o! them disappeared and Main Street (1. now presents a much more re y spectable appearance than before. -Mr Cousnr Nelson of the Jack si sonham section who cut one of his great toes ono day last week while chopping hRcl tho wounded p, member amputated Thursday by I >rs. Strait and Poor, and is get ting on all right. ?The Unitv school, with Miss C Virginia McMurray as teacher. T' closed its winter session Thursday. A number of tho patrons and citizen were present with well C tilled baskets and a photographer ^ look a group of the school and the ('! crowd. After diunor Rev. J. M. * White was called on for a speech and resDOitded in an excellent Al talk. ?l Persons who can not take ordi tl imry pills find it a pleasure to j? take DeWirt's Little Ksrlv liis- rJ era. They aro the best little liver . pills ever made. Crawford }>roa. 113 d \v h ('nit //*. ? I "out Office. The Unity post, office is now | 6r>*?n for business, Mr. N.*H. Llall m i( ?? nan having received his com mission as postmaster. l\!r. Z A. I \f.ii - : - ?*>' nirwHui iti me currier. i no iru\H goes to Walftup, N. 0., and re- *' turns 011 Tuesdays, Thursday and Ct1 Saturdays. The citizens of that community are progressive. Huving secured the post office oonven icnt to ail they are nov, endeavor ^ ing to have telephonic communi ^ cation with Lancaster, Monroe ^ and other poirjtn. Like bad dollars, all conter I feits of l> Witt's Witch Hazp) I ; Sulve are worthless. The orgiiml ( quickly cures piles, sores and all ^ skin di eases. Cnwford Hroa. d-W-H WOODMEN '// Hill IVOitLlK li Intrrestlnfj Flyurrn Shouting Its (!< t'r<Hjress I)uI'iiitf the I'ust Yettr 01 A convention of Woodmen of j' the World < f the State of South . K< Carolina, Georgia, Florida and Alabama was held this wook in Charleston. From the roport of the hehd consul of this jurisdic n< tion, we cull the following inter- tn cstuig facts in reference toj the w order at large : ft Total membership to January 1,1001, 113,473 ni Members insured in 1900, 38,671 pi Certificates teriniDated in 1900, 22,807 ur Not m tubers hip, January, 1, 1901, 129,837 K A nit. luaurauco in force, Jan. 1, 1901, #199,007,300 A nit. ir.sued dur tog 1900, #52,972,100 i'orminated durittg 1900, $32,610,100 M i Net insurance in oj force January, J< loot. $219,831,200 a! eaths (luring 11)00, 96C laitus paid iu 1000, 1,02C mt. paid to widows and,orphans in 1900, $1,600,338 onumeuta erected, 811 ast of Monument?, $81,70(1 et gain in membership, 16,3G1 e', gaiu in insurance in force during 1900. $20,763,90(1 The death rate for the year wat4-10. The following fiuros show the embership of tliis order in :>ut h Carolina : embership Jan. 1, 1900. 3,345 isurance in force Jan. 1, 1900 $0,269,500 ertificates issued in 1900 759 isurance issued in 1900 $1,155,40(1 erminated dining tlio voar .301 et membership Jan. 1, 1001, 3,731 mount insurance in for e Jan 1, .001, $6,838,700 P lid during the year, 30 *ath claims, amounting tc >0,000,000, and 31 monuments ectod at a cost of 3,100. At the close of the past yeai >uth Carolina had 111 camps, ith a membership of $3,737. There are camps in Lan istor county, at Lancaster, an Wvck. <?|tN the t'onifli mi il Work* of I tlie 4'oltl. ixative Uromo-Quinine Tablets cur# cold in one day. Nonure.no pay doe 35 cents. eatfi from Grippe. Mr. W. R. Henry, father of Mr . J. Henry of this place, diec hnrnday afternoon, at the hom< his son here, aftv>r an illnesi ' about throe weeks witli tin inne. at the ace nf 65 roam ?sidos this con, he leaves f hlighter, Mrp. ?J, K. Eaison oi base Oity, VaM one brother, Mr (}. Henry of Statesville, N. O. ud a sister, Mrs. Elvina Miller r Rock Hill. Mr. Henry servec .rough the entire four years o! if. war between the states, com ig out without having beer fixed, though his hat and cloth g were often sti uck by balls. II? irved in Uapt. S. E. White's Co h South Carolina. !SIi. Henry was one of Root ll's oldest citizons, he having oved there soon after the towr as lir.it t stuWished. His body was taken to Rock .11 yesterday afternoon for in rment in Laurelwood cemetery f the side of his wife who pre 'dod nim to the gravo about 21 ars. The remains were accompanied Koek Hill by Mr. L.C Lazeuby r. O. B. Barron, Mr. J. M. Hood r. .John (Jlyburn und Mr. and rn. C. J. Uonry. Millions of people are familiar l.h l)oWitt's Little Early Iviser.H id those who use thorn find them i l?o famous litt o liver pills, vergrii e. Crawford Bros.d w-t t'ick J,Hf/in</ to ltef/ln. Mr. T. O. Thompson of tlie rm oi Thompson & Bro., mil infractors, is hero 1c begin worl i\ the million dollar mill, tin uavation for the foundatioi ping about completed, Ilisbool i??per, Mr. O. II. Uutchinsor id children, and his stenograph r, Miss Loer, are hero also. II tho weather is favorable, tin pxt few days will see thing mving lively at tho mill, and tin ork of building will bo undo ill headway. When you want a physic tlint i iId and gentle, easy to take am asaiit in elFec.t use Chamberlain*! omach ami Liver Tablets. I'rire, '21 ats. Samples free. Kvery box guar ifeed. K?. sale by J". F. Maekey A Co ditor \\. It. Brad lord of tin Fori Mill Timed Shot and Killed a Neproof llnsaTorj Reputation. Fori Mill, Feb. 14?W. R radford, captain of the Fori [ill Lijdu Infantry, and editoi f Tjio" Times, shot and killer >hn McCord,. colored, thii fteruoon. Bradford's moihci ! SMfef's ' ; ; u *i2&J .. t&rjj fl Yv' :.. i t;/> s .' o -v Lyi*':' f., . Vugof;." ; J>?#? G? _ . ?> . ,i Hsr* } llappi ili'-s \'. ''I " ! > i. I > fort v !i i , if \ c ; :v of t ; ' i - . : n. ! :. > | Valentino ! - . ?.r ' * < r r< t irrompliv. i.j, ; .. 1 . l it VCv,. !> ? '.Vrrpc??ti<l ;:t emit is . ! >i >1 > l\ t<?. i;i yoi . ' '! . ji wrlto for n'l . i.'c i I, anyUm-i' I about your ease you do trot und? r( stand. Y<vi need not I i' : to toll ti e things you n>r'. I . 'riic to t' o ( doctor?your 1 ci n!vl y womi'ii. All t. person.* ivlio : .s' priv ate let; rij't b r.->. IMiii.ham's Labor;.tory, at Lynn. Mass., arc woiui'ti. Alt lottors aiv .i'loiitial an 1 a<lvk-?i absolutely f ree. i Ilere is the letter: ? "It is with pie:-sure that I add my testimony to your list, hop 1 in" it may in- - ' E. Pinkham's \ ^ fl Vegetable felt very bad' ly.wasterribly i ' h ?> *' nervous, and j* / Vi/); \y tired, had sick | a I I V I V/ headaches, no [MRSW.PVALENTINE!. I appetite. IL ' , pit aw inn* pain in stomach, pain in my 1 Lrwl/- .,,.,1 1 >- I i i^iiu n?\.v, < i U * I J->\' ? IUK 1 > could scarcely stand. 1 wan not able , to do anything. Had clinrp pa ins all through inv body. lUfore I hud taken half a Itottlc of your ircdi?dne. I found . myself improving. I continued its use until I had taken four bottles, and felt > so well that 1 did not need to take any more. 1 am like a new person, ami your medicine shall always have my praise."?Mas. \V. i*. V.m'.kntink, 5t.fi , Ferry Avenue, Camden, N..1. & Sit MO w/// K-177/rf 1/ this tamttmo^ n'rf Ik not oenolno. Lytilii f. Pinkhttnt Me Jfe/no Co. was quite sick, and negroes werw making a noise just behind her house. He went to sen about it. .McCord drew tt pistol on liim and snapped it, and when shot . hy Bradford, fell with pistol in I hand. ) This is the first homicide hero , in years. Everything is per} foctly quiet. McCord litis been in frequent rows and is a very dangerous negro. The coroner's inquest is in Bradford's favor. ? For tlio weakness and prostr*, lion following grippe th<?re ih ) nothing ho prompt and cfi'ect.ivc j- as Ono Minute C^->ugH (hire. Thi^ preparation is highly endorse i as an unfailing remedy for all * throat and lung troubles -nd its - early use prevents eonantription ? It ?fiiH made to cure quickly Craw ford Bros. d w-s ? AppointinentH tor Lancaster (j v MrSweeney. has made I lie * to 'owing appointments for Lanca-ter eotiotv: W. (5. Cauihen, tri aviirer; .lidin A Conk auditor; ' M ..A.strates: lliram \V. Moblev; Heath Springs, lor Rie.asan' Mill, J J, Uoher's. Ijonnsville, |V?r Flal Creek; \V. A. Carnes, Wild Cat. I for Indian Land; .I T. Oauthen, K> rsliaw; John King Dry Creek, I Cmiar Creole, township; J. A. 1 Iy.at. Viin Wyclt, Waxhaw town ship. > 4 It NutpiI IIIn !.<?: I'. A. l>uilftirMi, of I,all range, (la., suffered intensely for -ix months wit t a frightful riiiitiii)tc son* on his leg, | but writes t hat llnoklen's A mica Sal ve i 1 u holly enroll il in ten days. For 111 - | i eers, ounds, ttnrns, Units, I'tin n? Piles 't's till- host salve in he world i , ('nro ruiaranteed. (inly 2"w. Sold It* | Crawford Itros. druggist AyeittM tf'anteit .'5 * The Dos''ion < s'.l r 1 ?-m?1 I agent of tin* K<|.niabK t Vs i surance S > I? i I/incnsu r ami * vicinit?.s open l<> ;? man of good 1 character and a' ility. A valc n li!e contract, earn in:' renewals i will t?o given to the rigid man. Address, W. J. Kowiky. tf. Rock llill, S (J. 8 llow lit Cure lli? Ori|>. ' ltemnin quietly at home and take r Chamberlain's Cough Reiei.ly directed ami a <|iiii k r? i < >erj is s * to follow. Tlij*i remedy counteract* any tendency of the grip to result in t pneumonia, which is really the only I serious danger. Among the tens of n thousands who have used it for the T, grip not one case has ever been re ported that did not recover. For sale i bv J. F. Maekev At <> A jury at Washington, (?a . has decided that la is a reason* ablo charge for shaving a dead man. A local harbor presented; a bill for tlie amount named, j t after having done his share to- j . ward preparing a corpse for. I burial, and payment was re-j fused by the undertaker The | * barber .thereupon tool the easw " to Oourt, waU the nr*uit tvaMi. | ham's Horn Klasls. The tulder on a jeweled tray is j dangerous as its fellow in lie1, dirt. Ohtistianity is lo the Christless as the science of optics lo the blind. f Abiding achievement is greater than resth-sK activity. The approbation of toll' is. seldom born of the approval of con science. Kv11 fastens on lis only became it finds alliiiity in ns No weapon will slay the enemy > like he "Sword oi th spirit/' Charity draws from an exhaust, less fountain;, the more ji gives.4 the more it has to give. The saddest day of a christian is that, in which he seek satisfaction out side ot Jesus There is no promise that the church which is a poor begger i will rest in Abralirni's bosom. The pains of colic are not to he 1 | emi fnn ml Mil will. noiiiin.wwi O.- I . ...... jr* II " \ II w i Wl J apple conning. You .rail ;?1 ways find many to / tin* w.iy of riol with you, hut ; then von can always find One,, the son o! man, to go to the way of righteousness. A good man not only knows! how to live; lie knows how to die. I The true chri.slitn Calendar makes everv day a saint's day. lie who fears (Jod need never , tear man. I The begging Chut oh is a libel on t he giving Christ. Man's favor is temporary, but Clod's is everlasting. Too much service steals our time tor serious thoughts. The sceptic hits at the New Testament miracles with a view of hurting it* morals. dodknow how much faith we have but tries us so wo can honor llim with our faith. 11 is hopeless consulting t he com- | pa- i of conscience when you lay i tlie loadstone of lust behind it. i ' wi ?nn i ? I d I lire i. Cut.l iii One liny Take l.axHtive Hrnnio-Qninine Tab-| ' is. \n urujjjjtsts reiunil t he money it' it fails to cure. K. K. Grove's siffnatiire is on each box. 'Jftc. Yuii Billow VVIiHt Vim Are I'altiii i When yon take Grove's Tasteless Ctiill Tonic, lecause the l.irintila is plainly printe'l on every bolt le showing that it is sini|ily Iron and Quinine in a tastete-s foriii. No cure, no pay. 30c. ft\ g>|||M COCAINE*"?WH18KT BUB VI H?l>lt? Oiired ot di> Hinttnf. C IftJ In a,I dlly?. Hun.lr?iti "V (n of rtifrrmico*. 25 jmr* n Book ok t |fl ITouia TroutmAlit ?-oni KliKI'. AiMtm-i p {>. M. WOOLLEY, M. D.. Atlunta, Oa. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. It artlSclally digests the food and aids Nature 1q strengthening and reconstructing the exhausted digestive organs. It is the latestdiscovereddigestant and tonic. No other preparation can approach It in efficiency. It Instantly relieves and permanently cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Sour stomach, Nausea. \ Sick Headache, Gastralgla.Crampagnd all other results of imperfect dige*J, ton. PrlcoSOcancisi. Large sUi.tmini Ids ewtlmes SO?Jl*U?. pookaUabou^djfc^P^ilijalfaaS?* Prepared b*> C. C. ??W'Vr 4 CO* CbtMBO. Founded ?;tii "Sing their c\ There's a tower money value in it it's ST 11 CHAS. M.STEIFF, *. A*r>A. <'4 ICO 1.1*4 IllUiril j u itiilvtxt au > i BVua IT<i ' w* - ? ?~ mil lllnig Two hundred busfce's of potatoes remove eighty potiftdi |H. of "actual"Potash -omdM so^- Unless this c vmtfcji is returned to tii* soft^1C f?^ow'ng crop w? materially decrease Wr have books tall f aWll composition, use Aad )h>? ?f ShSS^ |Sggte|jggLc^MAN KALI WQlUUtt UTAKA Sack of THE ROCK HILL DAI I CD I \\J UL.L.I % MILLS I-LOUR or MEAL HOME WITH YOU , And it will not disappoint. Ask your Grocer for it, take 110 substitute. Its pure And unadulterated. tfWSew management, cloan business. t*r Send us in your orders,, everything up to date. L. E. BROWN, MANAOfR. Rock Hill Roller Mills,Rock Mill, South Carolina. VIGAD OF TSVTS 1 xuvu ? ifium EASILY. QUICKLY AND PERMANENTLY RESTORED. magnetic NERVINE h sold with ft written guarantee to Cure In somnia. Kits. Dizziness. Hysteria, Nervous Deblliiy. Lost Vitality, Seminal Dosses, Fulling M? m<ir<' the result of Over work, Worry, >lck? niN-,, errors of Youth or Over-indulgence. The price 91 : d boxes f\ By mail In plain package to tiny ad.iress on receipt of price. Sold only bv Crawford Bros., Druggists, Agents, Lauras KM', V. 1? W] mpilOKMX MRAMECO. Hartford, conn. o ASSETS, January 1st, 190i, $5,583,494.*25. Insures town and country property. Agent at Lancaster. A. .T. CLARK. Jan. 9, 1901. ly. Menstruation muiio Regular and l'aln ???, anil I'uins in Side*. W)>>- and r.uyaa cured by Simmons Squaw Vlun Wlira or Tablet*. Registration Notice. rill IK PI'KMC will take notice that A th?* Registration Hooka will be *>!? n at the COURT HOUSE for the registration of parties entitled to register under the constitution, on tna lc, M.......... o. ? m.Mi.mj x> iiiemi*)1 in eacn month, until 30 days preceding the general election. .1. M. CASKEY, Chair. ltd. Rejj. Lancaster Co. March 7. 1?00. I842. losf vn praise." of strength and a single word IFF. "lANt MANUFACTURER. BALTIMORE, MARYLANDCharlotte, N. C.