Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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X>o you Cough? Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup will cure a Cough or Cola at once. Conquers Croun, Whooping-Cough and Measles Cough without fail. Mothers praise it. Doctors prescribe it for Bronchitis, Hoarseness. Grippe, Pneumonia r.ud Consumption. It gives quick, sure results. Price, 25 eta. Refhso tho dealer's snbstMnte; it is not as good. DcBullfe (T% I A tiougn syrup Always cures when others fail. Dr. Bull's Pills cure Constipation and l.lvrr Troubles. 50 plIU, 10 ct*. Trlul box, 5 eld LANCASTER ENTERPRISE. Published fcvery Wednesday and baturda BY T);a. Enterprise - Publishing. Compan A. J. CLARK Kdltor, One Year $1.00 Si t Months 50 ct Three Months 25 ct In Advance. Wednesday, Feb. 27, 1901. The South Carolina Cold Demo crata to be "It." Special to Atlanta Constitution * Charleston, S. 0. Feb. 23.?Ac cording to statements made hor?. today by men closely associated with republican leaders and poli ticians, wholesale changes art planned for the big federal oflicet in |South Carolina. Behind thi whole thing is the policy of the president to get more representative men on the republican Bide, and serious consideration will bo given to the [appointment of gold democrats. The rumor has gained such circulation here as to cause uneasiness to many of the present office holders, and if ttie plans are carried outj the axe will begin to fall early in April. It is said that nothing will be done before that . time ; hut when the move is onco made; the work will ho rushed until the programme now being mapped out in Washington is concluded. A straw hold out in favor of the present holders is that the terms are not yet finished, although it is said that this will be merely a detail to be overcome by the republican leaders, who will undertake to fill tlio host offices in Souih Carolina. Interesting in this connection is the report that Senator John t, VfpT.ftnrin n-11 > f 1 ?. ill) IT livog 1 1 M iiun ?I t titude to the McKinley administration, has caused him to be severely criticized at home, will ho given a judgeship by McKinley, which will hold good for life. Tho statement is even made by men, who claim they know whereof they speak, that McLaurin will be put on the bench in the district of Columbia, as a 'vacancy will shortly occur thero through the reaching of the age limit by a judge now holding ollice. In connection with this rumor, there is a prevailing opinion in Marion county, near tho home of '.Senator McLaurin, that he will not he a candidate for re-election to the senate two years hence, and his home friends believe he will he handsomely cared for by tho president. Nearly two years ago Senator McLaurin had his eye on what lie thought to he a probable vacancy in South Carolina, although this did not follow, and it is now thought that ho will ho given a judgeship away from homo. The report that ho was to ho taken in for the District ol Columbia seems to lend support to the common talk. If the South Carolina plans are (carried out, Senator McLaurin will have a leading voice in Jthe appointments for this state. 11 is advice will ho accepted by tho president, and it is believed that he will have a powerful influence in the new appointments. There will be a general shake lip in Charleston, according to tho present understanding, and one of tho first changes is expected to be made in the district attorney's office. It is c >rnmonly belived that Capt John O. Capers, who went on the campaign last summer in Hii.. aid of Mclvinley and Roosevelt, will be made district attorney for South Carolina, and his most intimate friends say that he will take charge not later than July. While there is no fault to be found with the administration of District Attor fcovuey Lathrop, it is said that ho has to give way to Capers, as Capors is to he rewarded for his hard work in the campaign Mr Capers is a brainy young lawyer, the son of Bishop Ellison Capers, and there can be no objection to his appointment. Colonel R M Wallace, colector of the port of Charleston, is ~ said to bo dissatisfied. It iunderstood that he wants more salary. Colonel Wallace did not take the appointment bey cause he wanted a job because he is too well fixed at his home in Sumter. The place was pract' ically forced on him. after th< fiasco of the Tolbert administration. The republican party s got into much disrepute on nos count of making Tolbert collector, and he bad to be fired for hidingcontrabrnnd liquor in the the store room of the custom house, Tolbert was the man ? W'llti n 1)1 tm 1 Knrrnlw t.f >? nv viii | i vi i j Wdl I ViP \ ' I 1 i?]nor in the cistern to keep it from being detected in the concealment of the stuff, but the ruse failed, and tlie president picked him out of the office. , Colonel Wallace would not re. I grot to move it is said. Postmaster George I Cunning, ham is said to bo after the office , of I'nited States marshal, held now by Lawson I) Melton. Cunningham prefered this place to 1 postmaster, but he failed, and the postmastership was given to 1 him as consolation. Melton 1 does not want to retire from the ; postoftice aid take the job This will lead to fighting inside the party, and wll make the trou' hie all the we nwr. Both the postoffice am the marshal's 1 office are on the list for changes. It is expected that a change will likewise be made in the office of internal revenue, now hold by Colonel Webster. All negroes holding office in Charleston, subordinate position included, will he removed, and the administration will endeavor to get in better graces in this state by giving the pick of the plums to "McKinloy Democrats." This is what they call themselves. There are other chances which are said lo he slated, and the chopping of heads will begin ftccordi ng to the source of tininfonn.ition. oarly in April. Tin* general opinion is that. removals will follow tbo second inauguration of President McKinley. ? ?A.-n rt> \Wm m Like had dollars, all confer feits of i> ?Witt's Witch Haz.d Salve at worthies?. The orgirwJ quickly < urns piles, soreR and all skin disease*. Oriwford Hro . d-W S In regard to Mrs Carrie Nation entering politics in Kansas, the interesting statement is made that >he intends to edit :i newspaper which is to he run in behalf of the negroes, and that "Nic Chiles will he the i ptimisncr. 111 aforesaid" Nick i a Green vile darkey who won! to I'opoka twelve or lifteen yearago, and ho lias boon credited with amassing considerable property in Kansas. "Nick * was once a newsboy in Greenville very thrifty and quite pop ular among the white people. lie was on a visit here a few years since, and represented that he owned real estate worth ' a good many thousands dollars, which would seem to he confirmed h)' the fact that lie was accepted as one of Mrs Nationbondsmen ltst week. The rumor that now the groat -nloon smasher is coming to South (JiiV'lina to tackle the dispone ri"^ and M'lid tigers must he due to '*NickV' influence, and ho would undoubtedly come along in HUch an event. K- porta show a greatly increaf od death late from throat and lung trouble* due to the preva I re of croup, pneumonia at: ! grippe. We advise the u?e o* One Minute Cough Cure in all of these difficulties. It is the only harmless remedy that, gives im mediate remits. Children like ft. Urawftrrd UftfU. d-w Handsomest and fastest Trail Ever Kun to the North and Nott Invest. Leaving St. Augustine, Fin, every day except Sunday at 1 o'clock, High Noon, the hand Bomeet and fastest thain eve operated between Florida an the North and Northwest makes smooth quick quick run fo Chicago, passing Jacksonville a 1 :05 p. m., Macon at 8:20 p. ni Atlanta at 10%38 p. ni . arrivin at- Citicinnatti at 12 o'aloc noon and Chicago at 8:30 i m. This train is known aa "Th Chicago and Florida Special, and is a solid Pullman Vestibu) train of Drawing Room Sleep > ing Cars, Observation Cars an > Dining Cars, St. Augustine an 1 Jacksonville to Chicago, throng . without change. The route c i this elegant train is the Florid , Fast Coast Railway, St. Augut tine to Jacksonville; J'iant Syi ( tem, Jacksonville to Jesup Southern Railway, Jesup t Chattanooga; Queen and Croi cent route, Chattanooga to Cin ' otnuati and from Cincinnati t Chicago the trams run over th ' Big Four Route, C. H. <fc D.i Munoii Route, and Penna Line on alternate days, leaving S Augustine Mondays and Thnn days via R:g Four Route; le iv ing St. Augustine Tuesdays an Fridays via C. II. 1).? Mono Route; leaving St. Angustin Wednesdays and Saturdays vi 1*01111. Lines. Womanly Scanty Sjmrftt i m/ Ki/pm k ml Itrif/ftf /'Km Art' tli. Priilts of "mmim! Nerves. US^niD^ > iik mil' x"i i i:..\c,i NKKV ninUIr U TONIC AND VI I I t.I/.KU < .iri NorvuiM tlxmuKtlon, llyitiorla, Dizziness at HiMil'tChc, Backache :i!so I '"in . ,i W :iki si t t'oininon attending lbt Monthly Periods, & eini o '' a. . UllikO from 'iii" i... U' W . w! tlml in It a wonderful relief stmt In ncnt. Quiets and strengthens tlio Ncivi . Cionn the llloi d, Clnn the Brain and Tom -- up tl wliolo Systi'in masks a WOMAN l.ooK VOL'N and rnui. votTNis i kick ftO cents, 1- Ilexes: Sent by nmil to any address. Sold by Crawford Bros., Druggists, Agents. Lnnca t?r, S. C. lev Reduced Rates 1o Washington o Account of Inauguration. TL ^ O At O ..I Tl I Ii? OUUlUCIii UBIHVHJ, 111 (jreat Trunk Jane from tuoSout; to Washington offers speciall reduced rates to Washington, I <}. for the Inauguration c?f I'resi dent Mclviuley, March !?! ., 1001 as follows : For individuals, (single tick ets), rate of one first class far the round trip, to he sold Marc 1st, 2nd and 3rd, with r,:tal limi March 9th, 1901. For regular organized miii j tary companies and bras? band I in uniform accompanying tlien; twenty five (21) oh* more, e n on ticket, still lower rates will h granted. Tickets to be sol March 1st, 2nd anil 3?d, viti final limit March 0th, 1001. The service of the Mouther Railway is hy f..rt!,e n- .st com plete and fastest of any iinefroi: the Soulh. For detailed information < ? t rates, reservations, etc., apply f any A^ont oi trio tv>utlic*r;i Kail way or connections. W. 1!. Taylor, A. (r. P. Agent, Atlanta, To 3-3. When y<mi want a physic that i mi/il ami gentle, easy to take? an pleasant in etFeet use < lianiherlain' J .Stomach and l.iver Tablets I'rtoe, "2 I cents. Samples free. Kverj box ituoi j anteed. For hale by F. .Mac; ey cfc f'? tVL / O sit Tlii.i ni< nature i. oil ry l< . <>i 'im> i.i-iiui . Laxative P.ron)#i?Qu!a?!e ta in ttio rcuibOy that rue ? it < oltl i.j cuo ?!'?; Anyone RomllnK n *ketrti nn;l description niav quickly nsccrtnln our ( i>i:ik.ii lite wii-.-lhrr itu Invention I* protnit.ly putentnlile. torn muni retl< >n* strictly confident ml. Il iinthook on I'ntcnts ent free. Oldest nirenoy for sortirlnjr piitenta. I'ntents Inken lliroutrli Munn A <"o. receive #prrl<i< notice, without cnnrtre, in tlio ^rciiuiiv jiinerrcaiK A idnomnlr llln?trn?oi| wonkly. I.nriffnt olr fn "ii nt Any ?< imiIKIc Journal. Term*. I'> n yi-nr four month*, $1. Hold l?y nil Tinwudpnlor*. MMO CQ,361Bro?4w?y, New York Ur*uclFOfllco. fi45 V St., Wiidliliiirton, I?. C When the stomach i? tir< <1 on it most have * . at, bti< > live without fo (5. Kodol l>yp peppia Cure udip,<stH what \ ?.j eat'' po that you car. cat ali ih good food you v.anf w In!" t i re?torir>K t ? digestive or^>;? to health. It is the only prepara tion that diercptB all kind of fend Crawford Broa. d w u f , . liTAKA ! Sack of ^ 5 THE ROCK HILL < ROLLER j I MILLS; . F LOUR or MEAL * e HOME WITH YOU And it will not disappoint. (? j Ask your 4 h Grocor for it, 4 >f take 110 substitute. a Its pure And unadulterated. $ r - dt Now management, clean v o busim ?ss. I M 1- gMF'&ciul us in your orders, 1- everything up to date. ? L, E. RROWN, ^ _ Manager. 4 ,R Rook It ill Rollt ? Mills, Rock Hill, ^ t. South Carolina. ^ \ job prame - i 0 | j T1 Oti U TNTO ? 11 tr f ^ ?j' ; U And I Done Cheap. ; We Make a Specialy of <; N ote H cads, K ' . C'. a| Letter Heads. ^ S Bill Heads, U .ll|r , J 'i 1 envelopes, f b! Law Briefs, Kj ti'i Law Blanks, ^ ..] MlliiSTRWE HUNKS, ? Deeds and f ?j Mortgages, L yj Liens and ^ Bills of Sales. << [, I Posters, Pro- * gianies, Hand ? Bills. I I V 1 ?t>vr ordc-fs solicited. \s: t i \ Knterpriae Pub. Co. ^ _ kl AiiLi i(;Nr> OivtN AWAY. i. It in certainly fup t'> the o ptthlif i, '< ow one concern in It * t!to iand who ire not afraid to be , 1 Krncn.i :? (i.'idv and puller- ^ li by. i ho propru mrs of lJr. Kiiie'a | % Nev ! : r Con utnption, i njC'Otieha and Coldp, have Riven i ^ - away ou-r ton n :lli? f triai bottles j ^ it ? this ureal medicine; and have t the pnti iion of i.nowinit it has [ > o ft'coli.ti-! cured thousands of A o hopeles A lin a. Bronchi* L - t. H tarpon* - ind ill disease* of flu Throat, t'i f ;ud Lungs aro I "s.surely cured i>\ it Call on Craw-1A . f? t ; Brop. Druggist, and get a free IT t : i bottle. Kegulur size 60c. and I w - ^i. Every bottle guaranteed, or o ; price rofut ded. 3. J * m \ii' 3 h Notice! : |C t rjlllK M'vera! township Board* of .L As >n t oi.nty of Lancaster, I W will hum'' vt their ii?ua! places of meeting. on the first VTucsday In March, j t (.Mh in 1' 1. lor the purpose of . canvassii . ind eijiial zing tho returns I of l lie Ih\ pajer*, taken by t lie ^ i I 1 I i - ,! n I t #?f I mipfl.1- I i. r. It will b<* t ? duty of aid Ahiim* | (inpv. to l<" 1 ior. nml make returns . fi r iho-e I i ;i!?I** fur I'oil Tax, and liavr m I li (M I -t ll i.* personal property i f<?r Thm h IV 1. TIio >ni l Hoards of ^ < ;; I To .. i l ip. hii rici ivc tin* re- . i lunif wlen i ll; <1 for. ^ .1 NO. A. COOK, ^ Auditor Lancaster Co. Kelt. 201 p. 1 uoi. ^ WANTED! < Iloliablo ?n:in for \Jjumcor of tF .J branch Oilier wo u i-.li in onon ? - I" T in this vicinity. If 3-011 r rocord J * i> (). K h?Mv- is an ()))|)ortiuiity. o j Kindly ?ivo good rc-foronce w when writing. d ? THE A. T MORRIS, WHOLESALE HOUSE } CINCINNATI, -OHIO. I tin i r;?t"<1 cithloguo -1 conts stamps. 121. d JS n v Vi 10 Wine A or . 'ii ?uK'?uwi> -- ^ 5 of the b< > + BAR6/ ! Hea; B'k'g & ? Comp; HERE'S A ( ? SALE FC * of all i Odds, Er : Broken ! ) 1 im >and Hen > that have naturally c ^ ter a whole season I in?^ We have turned ir * gains by making : TERRIBLE RI ! IN PRK , all of our Winter gc ^ Shoes, Hats, Unde > i \u,-.i- r vjuuua anu vvdbll Vj ; SUCH VAL SELDOJV J t 'in i ? ' i ii<jy ai u muvinj splendidly. Throngs ; CASH BIJ * are visiting us. Yoi ! MONI ' on every purchase. Y a here, and not get ! BARQJ Everything is a Bar have room for New daily appearing. All I fer, all I Goods Mu ? It will pay you to 1> t Single purchaser hut r Bargains are unequaHc Your: i Heath B'k'g k J%-Mil 0 -i -j-n. \ I >?%#> f> * est f uNs -i-$ % th $ Mer. :; a f > any. :? , :heap | )r you. > & - A ids, I : <> Lots, % inants > * iccumulated afof big: sell- ^ .' j lto (jre at Bar- ^ 1DCTIB j "FS $ )ocls, Clothing, ^ "" V? v-tH, 1J1 Vdk nous. IT LJ ES ** 4 \ SEEN. % i out of here J* of I4 IYBRS ;i i save ** & T V c-* * * 4 $> ou cannot buv ^ a ^ iiM. j; gain. We must J * Spring Goods ^ m list suf- \ r ist Go. 5 nv #> ualizes that our #'< :d ^ 5 etc., etc. fi 1 Mer. Co. * ?