Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, February 27, 1901, Image 3
Short Locals.
Wednesday, February 27, 1901.
?Captain I W Moore has been
down at Westville since Monday.
?Miss Anabel Porter visited
iriends at Pleasant Hill this week.
?Miss Bertha Threatt has re
lurned to her home at Pleasant
Hill.
? Mr. G. Marion Caskey of
Ohostor, is visiting his parents
at Now Cut.
For Sale?A Ladies Bicycle.
For further information udd'v at
& 1 ^
tlia Enterprise office.
?Miss Eunice Long and littlo
Faye Flynn aro visiting the i'or
mer's sister, Mrs. F. K. Smith,
of Newport.
gfe ?Mr (L E. Sheely, of Lan?
a ter and Mrs Childers of Hickory
wero married this week.
They will make Lancaster their
^ home.
?Mrs Buist of Rock Ifill was
prevented by sickness from
coming today to organize Cliap-1
ter of Daughters of Confederacy.
The Indies may be notified later.
Mrs. J. D. Wylie,
? Mrs. W R Tillman, wife of
Ihe late W R Tillman o( Van
Wyck, spent several days in town
this week prospective of making
Rock Hill her homo.
?Mrs. Marv Heath, of Fort
Mill mother ot Messrs* B I) and
O P Heath and Mrs. Amanda
Belk of Fort Mill, celebrated her
t'31 birthday on Tuesday last.?
Rock Hill Herald.
The members os Ilopewell
Woman's Foreign Miasionary
fe Society, are all requested to be
presntat our next regular mooting,
first Sunday in March at
#11 o'clock.
^Mrs) Lou Elliott Riddle, Pros.
Alice Porter, Kec. Sec.
rpk~ 1 -j!
i no itoinm s urai
tor planted throe rows of Irish
potatoes about the first, of last
October, covering the bed, after
Ihe potatoes "came up," with
pine straw several inches in
depth. The crop was "dug" 'l ues
< ay and the yield was nearly a
half bushel of fine fresh potatoes.
Mr. J A Willeford in the county
had similar good luck.?Rock
Hill Herald.
You Know WliiiI Yon Arc Tallin
Wlion n
. lieu jvx lane UIVJ1C n I anlCltrSN V.II I I I
Tonio because the formula is plainly
printed on every bottle showing that
!t is s:p!y Iron an,! Quinine in a
tastetefs form. No cure, no pay. 50c.
Move New Stock.
Our Mr Hood is now ofT buying
A tome of the choicest* stock that
wo have handled this season and
t*>ey will be hero by Saturday or
#Ionday. Come one, come%nll.
tSntne old stand and guaranteed.
Lancaster Mer. Co.
t'oiirt Howie Afire.
A dense black volume of smoke
from a chimney of the court house
? csterday morning about 0 o'clock
caused an alarm of fire. The
chimney was only burning out.
A half hour later another alarm of
lire was raised, and people rushed
toward the court house to find the
roof in a blaze. A little timely
water applied by Ike Davis, col
\ < :ed, put it out before any darn
i ge had been done save the tear
ing oil of a few shingles. The
lire was started by a spark from
1 tie chimney when it was burning
Wi ut half an hour before.
M??p* "it- CoiikIi iiikI Work* off
the <ol?l.
sxntive Hromo-Qu?nine Tablets cure
cold in one day. No cue, no pay.
l'rice cents.
An In font Child Found Head.
M a<riuf r.ilii P.icbAV "'u
moned Tuesday morning to hold
h i inquest over the body of the
(our months old child ot Anna
McMullen, col. The verdict of
the jury was that the chil l died
from the effects of pneumonia.*
low to Cure |Im< Orlp.
# Remain quietly at home anil take
? hamberlain'ii Cough Remedy a*
directed and a quirk recovery i* sure
to follow. That remedy counteracts
niiy tendency of the grip to result in
m nuiiuonit, which in really the only
6fc.|i*riou* danger. Among the tuna of
^ thousands who have used It for the
erip not one case has ever been re"
ported thst did not recover. For sale
t y J. P. Mae.key <fc Co.
it*..
"A tfoble Outcast,"
This unique play will be pr<
seated at tho opera house tonigl
by the Slinkard Comedy Con
pany. Those who attend will se
a production such as only a con
puny of this kind can rendei
The production of the laugabl
Cotnedv, entitled "Jane" wr
highly appreciated by those wli
availed themselves of the oppo
tunity Monday night. The tw
"Merry Dutchmen" was rendere
Tuesday night which is claime
to bo a Comedy full of fui
All the mombersof this compah
are artists in their special lin
and their productions are ver
enjoyable to a liign extent.
Millions of people aro familia
with DeWitt's Little Early Hisoi
and those who use them find thei
to be famous litt e liver pith
Never gripe. Crawford Bros.d wDeath
Of Mr John IVeHtly Came
Mr. .J. \V. Carnes, a wellknow
cilizeu of the Tabernacle sectio
of this county, died at his horn
early Sunday morning of ptiei
monia. lie liad been sick only
few dajs. Mr. Carnes was abou
56 years of age, and a member c
the Methodist church for nbor
60 years. Ho leaves a widow an
several childreu to survive hin
Ilis remains were buried f
Tabernacle church.
Persons who can not take ord
nary pills find" it a pleasure t
| take De Witt's Little Early Kii
ors. They aro the best little live
pills over ma le. Crawford Broi
d w - s
Jurors.
Court convenes here the thir
Monday in March, .Judge Towr
send presiding The Tollowin
jurors were drawn yesterdayIhc
grand jurors for the year an
the petit jurors*for the annroacl
I ing term :
Grand Jurors?W T Hilliart
|S C Gardner, John U Fade, Joh
IC Williams, .1 B McGuirt, G V
Williams, 11 F Adams, W T Moi
rip, 1) A Williams, T W McCoj
Moses Yarborough, It .1 Glenn
Petit Juries?N II llallmon, <
Lewis Cauthen, M C Adams, <
Amos Bird, Allen Morrow, I) j
Funderburk, W T Slagle, A Pa
mrr Roberts- n, W A Marshal
A ml or son C as key, N B Small,
! Be!!, J Z Bailos, W G Moon
Wade 11 Montgomery, A .1 Ba
ley, Wade II Rives, W B Twith
J M Belk. W J Cunningham, J
Baker, J F Lathan, J T J Harri
S L Ca?key, Berry Mobley, Sr
W U Clyhuru, P T Twitty, J
Baxter Blaekmon R A Hunter,
W Anderson, Daniel Todd, II .
[ M Steele, .1 .1 Cherry, John <
Adams, (Oills Creek) O W I'ottf
Thomas .1 Reeves.
A powerful engine cannot t
run with a weak boiler, and w
can't keep up the Rtruin of a
active life with a weak stomach
neither can wo atop the hunia
machine to make repairp. If th
stomach cannot digest enoug
foo l to keep the body strong, sue
a prepartion as Kodo) Dyspeppi
Cure pure should be used I
digests what you eat and it sin
ply can't help but do you goo<
Crawford Rros. d-w
The (Vlebration of Mir. Aaro
Adams's 77th birthday
Mr. Editor: ? In company wit
photographer Cook, the writer a
tended today the family reunic
of our old friend Mr. A arc
Adams, at his homo in the 1'r
miH section. The old genllenm
is 77 years old today, and ho ar
his good wife, who is 72 years i
ago, concluded to celebrate tl
event by a big family gatherin
In nil ivorn .lH (iKiLlrun
... .?>. ?f w *V/ wu I I vxi VII ^ |^I (?ll?
children, sons in law and dang]
tcrs in law presont. Tho hea<
of families and the number i
each family group, in attendanc
were an follows : John Q. Adam
5; B I?\ Adams, 6; T. J. Adam
6; J. VV. C. Adams, 6 ; J. 0. M
halTey, 0; VV. A. Adams, 6; B. i
Hunter, 5; Mafy Jano Deas, }
j James Adams, 3; S. L. Adams,
A picture of the largo gatherir
was taken by Mr Cook.
A bountiful repast was serve
| and Hit <lay was thoroughly ei
.
joyed by all present,
a- Notwithstanding his advance
it age, Mr. Adams is still a vigorou
i :active man. lie now enjoys goc
>e health, and gets around fast*
i- than many young men. As
r. well known, Mr. Adams is a vc
le eran of two wars, having serve
is throughout both the Mexican an
o civil wars. lie made a gallar
r- soldier, and his family should b
o and no doubt are, proud of h
d fine record. He is one of Lai
d caster county's most highly r<
l. spccted, useful and upright ci
y i/ens, and we earnestly trust tin
e he may live to see many reluri
y of this day.
We never saw a more afiectioi
a'e couple than Mr. and Mr
r Adams. They are truly devote
h to each other?and live most hai
n 1
3 pily together.
s W. G. A. Porter.
Lancaster, S. C.. Fob. 25, 1!)0
a
Pnriiiiioiilii Can lie Prrvrntfi
U
' This disease always results from
cold or an attack of the grip and ma
be prevented by the timely use <
a Chamberlain's Cough Reined
it That remedy was extensive!
r used during the epidemics of I
Grippe of the past few years, ami n<
't a single case has ever been reportc
d tl.at did not recover or that resultr
3 in pneumonia, which shows it to he
certain preventive of that clangeroi
disease. Chamberlain's Cough Kenn
dy has gained a woj^Ul wide reputi
tion t^K''s " colds and gri
For SaTp?xry ?ifF. .tfttckey it Co.
I
? Obituary.
ir Mr. T. B. Addison was born i
3' 1833 and died January 24th IOC
after au illness of about six montl
with stomach trouble. He wa
therefore, 08 years of ago; a kin
husband and a good father.
One, precious to our hearts has gon
? The voioe we loved is stilled,?
? The place, made vacant in our hom
" Can never more he filled.
1 Our Father, ir. His wisdom called,
The boon, His love had given,
? And though in earth the body lies,
n The soul Is safe in Heaven.
V
We miss thee,from our home.Oh fatlu
We miss thee, from thy place,
'' A shadow, o'er our life is cast,
Wc miss the sunshine of thy face.
p We miss thy kind and willing hnn
Thy fond and earnest care.
^ Our home, is dark, without thee?
'" We miss thee everywhere.
r' Peaceful be thy silent slumber,
' Peaceful in thy grave, *o low.
Thou no more will join our number
Tou, no more, our sorrows know.
1 ' Yet! Again we hope to meet thee.
? lien t tin ?iay of liTe 13 fled,
B> Ami, in Heaven, with joy to greet th
Where no farewell tears are f-hed.
Daigiitkh.
T
^ GENTLEMEN, Get the New, Nov
, Discovery.
PIGEON MILK
lAJECYUIt
?e euros Gonorrhoea nnc! Gleet In 1 to 4 d at
It* action 1* magical. l'nvcuts HtMcluro. j
co nplele To 1k> carried in ve.st tockei. Su
ti preventative. Sent by mail In plain packa.
pr paid, on receipt of price. ttl-Oti per l:<
I i for t'2 ,V1.
n ''ra-.vfortl Itro*.. Druggi.-it* Agent*. I.anoi
1 tor, S. C. l-o?v
e
h Tillman (Jot I lie Pension,
a i
[t Senator Tillman is happy Tl
i- pension hill in which he \vt
i. interested has been signed h
f the president. ,
A few days ago IVfr. Tillma
ill sv.oro before Almighty God tin
ho would not let any pension bil
pass the senate until his otv
particular measure had bee
ill acted upon. He had a constituei
t- dewn in South Carolina, name
Jim Thomas, who fought in tl
Mexican war. He was a brtn
,n man, beyond a doubt, for 1
i climbed the hill of Chapultep*
in and helpetl to pttll down tl
, Mexican colors and to raise tl
" American flag. In another batt
l" h? had his arm shot ott. He g
ie i.is pension, l>ut having in 18'
givon aid and comfort to the Co
federate cause, his allowance w
1 cut off. The senate agreed
h reponsion him, hut the house he
]H up the bill. That in, the holdit
tin process lasted until Mr. Ti
1,1 man delivere.d his ultimatui
pi and then the., bill was oas^e
8t Now pension bills go through tl
senate as if they were greased.
It Romotimos pays, savs M
l" Tillman, to show von teeth
^ Rut the end is not yet. for tl
I; passage of the bill is virtually
2. repeal of the law which debars
Mexican veteran from receiving
pension because he sympathise
with the Confederate cause Ai
there are thousands of these o
i? veterans in the south.
And He Never Had a Chance,
id oltcn !?.*ll sorry lor o!d
s, Ananias.
> 1 k \Vhy (?? '*
.*r ' BvM'iiiisi! In nt vor had a idiance
is to bIiow lh. loll- ui !'' oi is
t ability. Tit ink he would have
id reveled in (lie jvt; ii be < ould huvc
id gone i1 i?n?' win I ti- k .' st?vi !i
it as a - pi ?ii ted press ajg? nt !"
e, _ck volt nd ri D ler.
is
; Vigors Man
I Kasll). Hi?
Mt?r?*<l
* KINDIPO ' ? r "VVV
1C vlTjALlSSHU 1 ivi it.irtt i
,b to ci.i N*. i? i !. . i:lir/Memory
r * I /.r.lu? ?. ily .1.
all Dr>'i> u thi N . s, tn 1
l)td list.1 h or E\c a.*lre r*? 1 Tohuc >>
!l l.jij ' . ti I \ ! :iC" ' <
Kills.'' It win S 1 iii n 1 .1 :
8. and Dowl .r-> Mm 1 ml :tr ,
BnlUls 11 ?' i?- <n' N 'i v II ?- i? s 1 c
>(] l"*ir?* of V >1 j' <) * tc
Palo Chei nl Make* Yoi 1.1? in I < >?>
,* Str*ni-' " 1. I ton f> II; .'I
t to Any AiMiv .s
Ci;. winril II r < , LM'tigg.NlH Ag 11 . I.line'stor,
S. C. i t* \? |
I J?\ , I'd K itcl"'i <
Ileal It Springs Lend News
The machinery for The I lofty
ton-Bowers Roller Hour mill is
' now 011 the ground and wo will
y soon have an opportunity of
proving the truthfu 1 * or i.
,d sity of the pure food theory
>ii' Mr. and Mrs 1) \ (' utIn n
a of Crulf Port, Mis*., are on a
18
B. | visit to tlio former's parents
i- here.
Mr. R Roy Brown, of the
Rock Mill High school visited
, his parents li 'iv from Friday
to Monday.
in The many friends of Miss
H Bessie Macnoy were glad to
is see her in our cite this week
8i I>r. W. ('. Twittv ha- lieeil
1(j in town for nearly a week in
attendance uj on hi- si tor Miss
Gladys, who is right sick.
e. J Mr. K M. Croxton of Lancaster
spent Sunday in town.
ie' Mr A Boat tie is in Mr W
C Reid's place with Spring's
j Mer Co. wliil- the latter is ab|
sent at the bedside of his sick
I mother
Dr S ! Ilinson has been
9r among the nuniher wlto have
been laid up with the grip
Last Fr-day, the U2'i. n as el.
served s * 11 apjirn ria'e exercises
hv 1 lie grad 1 cln ol.
' Mi's L.ie.a; M.alo; vi-afed n 1
a! i v??-? ii i ]? * lie j nt I \ .
Our s1 ret*'- re rowdol. noarl\
every!- ' "ill'. w n ml'
?iiiiii< . lit 111 <!. I i III S*U??le, Id
produce 7 eenl.- eol Ion. <'lair.
II- it'll Sprin?r?. Keh. *2f>.
Dr. SpriiTd's Farewell.
ee
Or Alexand- r Spmnt preached
iiis farewell senium to tin*
c< 41V'! ; i 1 ! 1 ' f i lie ! 'irst Prosibytonan
church ;u Hock Hill
c 1 Sunday inoriiiii}*. In the evonI
ing a union *-<>rvice >f" farewell
,was lied in tin* First l\*"sl> I
terijin cliur 'h !>v 1 he Mi listeria!
; tl.iioli ; rn! hort add r s were
rs; ;
t 11 mad" l>v lie dilicront ministers
? lie will le.'ivo t'lif lii< iuhv
'* I some time 111iweek Hi- fami
"* ly will nut go until next month
rh tre i i'w w 1 ii : .1 u-i ?r
counterfeits of I) Witt') Witch
ie 11 az ! S ; . IV* ! ;:> u a
>g Aftfl) Hti l ; p i I
It in il H . I ' J
^ for 8'irnx i
Uraw!orl ii
n 'i
J. VJ. Cook
it
<t &, COMPANY.
ie
;'Rae'i;' ' >rc
?c ()j?p.?i-1> i* (.\n.uv 11
1P
le I Wo can save you from > to
le 2.~> per cent n 'he <i .1' ir W<
or have no st?n r <. u*rk :m;v
f?l to pay < )ur mot tn i? sin II
r* profits, 10 ( i jo pi*,* -coat?no
as more or loss Hall ami oxam
j? ine our small stock of notions,
( Dry Goods and Shoos and you
if will ho surprised at t.lio bar
^ gains Also wo havo opened a
? PIIOTOulliril GALLERY
in connection with our store and
r. tire prepared to do first-class
work. Come .and have your
Ka i itie.Mir? nijulo VI/u >?n? * ?
n satisfaction.
n Card size, <> for 7" cents .
: a Small >ip.c, ?> f ?r :> "> cents,
ed Small Cabinet, 0 for
rid Large Cabinet, fl for $1.50 or
Id $2.00 per dozen.
I J. W COOK 0it CO.
I i ofuiaj
THE OFFSPRING
CF HEREDITARY
LLQOD TAINTm
Scrofula is but a modified fonn of Blood
, Poiion and Consumption. The parent
who is tainted by cither will see in the
child the 6anie disease
manifesting itself in
the form of swollen J
glands of the neck and IsTfL.\1^.f < '1
throat, catarrh, weak [Twl^ ft J,
eyes, ofTcnswe r. < res, ffihy1* V
and abscesses und of- "jU "
teutiuu s white swell- -4(5)
ing ? sme signs of ,
Scrofula. There may W/^/Fy^J
I be iiocxtcrnal signs for f it * ,+?' ^
aloi. tin'c, fort lie disease develops slowly
i in some cases, but tlie poison is in the
: blood : i:d wi 1 breakout at the first favorable
< < et unity. S. S. S. cures this wasting
i v ive disease by first purifying
cr build I l.pllie 1 lood and stimulating
?u i. invigorating the whole system.
J. M. "io NashvU'.e.Tenn., ;
vw : "T-'i \ . ! - i. o > . <u, ter f'.'tt and cut I
her f< ret"-. 1 tin r . n: .i the j,.anils oh
theridt ol lie i- >:ne swollen mid Unrated, j
K me cf the tif.i <t . (.i 11ore find elsewltera ,
attended he? without ; ny 1 en* of. We decided
to try S. S. 8., m:d n few Uotlien cured tier entirely."
/ffib ?sFsSl inskea new and pure
|T^ blood to nourish and
strengthen the body,
h*.fc*. K? Wwjufl ai; 1 i-'? a positive and
safe cure for Scrofula.
!t overcomes all forms of blood poison,
ivliether inherited or acquired, and no
remedy ?> thsroughl; and effectively
cleanses the blood. If you have anv
i.i i - . 1 - - ....
LU..UU n?it . mi \<>u- c I'.-s uiltcnlcd I
?otne t.unt, t; ? S. I-.. S. r.tui |
Uiu bl(XM? iii co ' :: uu 1 prevent
l 'lie d furi; <h< triage.
Svii'l f<>r our lrc> I i.iid write ota
' ? inns . voitn . Weniikciio
c;<u : u iia* v; r < >r i.. :.l rul. ice.
TKt CVViFT s;-wCli-'iO .S . ATLANTA. GA.
mil of soStii (mm.
j COUNTY OF LANCASTER
Norn ii a hereby $;iv >u t h it the'
oiuit'isi^iint will ;ii?|>iy lo tl'i'l
S. rvetan < i Slate o. S nth C.r |
(?n i c id I r 11 o 2m! d;i\ o
i Mait . A 1) , 1901. !<>r 11:0 is: u
?nc? oil ilk'rtte ' : ooi porat on i
jniisii.iii' lo 'ho; i s of "An
A *- i'? provide I,ir jncnrporu i
jlion o! lid i-Aous. J*' ? is?r ioiml. i
Soeid, Fraternal or Ch. rile bio !
L hilt Ih S, L > IL'O Soi'io'ios, A -so
jciali< iiB or Companies, aid lor
I a ni'> iui ill tin* ch ii lis i ! i lioso j
111?>.'!'I\ I l ined as (1 lo !, > lornu'd",
lpproved February 1!), 1900, ii
behalf ol iho Coniniorcial Club,
a Society, which has its head i
quarters in the county aforesaid.
(liven under our hands and
8?*als, this 20ih (lav of February.
1901. I.KROY Sl'KINUS, LS.l
Oil AS I) .loNKS, L S. J
I). Rkkck Williams, L.S.J
M'tv t ia l.'vor causos Di'pn's^ton of SplrttH
lm icextlon Connllpallon a; l Headache. I ??
m- ! simmnii- Mvt r MoUlctii" tontine
?'.i> '.ittii on;an
it**:** !
mum!
I
1
I!'. ? i unity Hoard of Kqualization
JL for Lancaster County, will meet
j at litincasler ? ourt House on the
TJir.l Tuesday in Vlarch.
(1.1 inst 11101 for the purpose of I
!i a in;' 1'iii'v:.! .-s i,f .p pen. 11 < id i lie
Pow hip Itoanls ?>> assessors. The I
Ton- hi Hoard of A sor-> i f a eh
I ii? *i-hip, \\ ill pa? upon all taxable I
rel ori > i' their re- peel i ve Town- hi ps I
nod iuiineiliafelv thereafter, forward
j Io the < notify Auditor, a true and ror;
reel .statement of all rhanjp ?,nr alter- j
at ion made in various ret urn-, so t hat
i llie \uditor may notify parties ui
changes, if any worth notifying The
jt hairman of Township Hoards of j
\s-cssors, shall be Kx-ottirio mem-!
hers, of the County Hoard of Initialization.
W. Q CASKKY,
Sttpr. at. ! chin' , C. B. C. I.. C.
Ct !i 'J'tt I lltOI.
. . i ri in rati tl nl a <>.l ?u ntm i tic svs i
t ii. whilo the Uvt r i- in perfect oi ler. t)r
1 M A Sin mmis l.ivi r Mr llcir.e Is tlio l>cm j
i Iti'i'tilulor
Founded
ETpi
> n r<
. w . I
/ rt VS. \ i i
/ D w -/ tfl i*
th^ir (.<
1 here's a tower
money value in
it it's
STl\
CHASc (M.STEIFF,
K. ilDH. CIROI.nt DHAICH
uikdkoo.h, ai? x i it % on h l ?
More Mules
Coining!
Y08, and
Horses. Too I
Having well nigh sold out Hie
I wo carloads of stock wo received
! ho oi her day, our Mr. Crawford
is now on the western markets
buying m >re Mules and Horse?
lor (tur rapidly increasing trade.
The carloads of new stock being
bought l>v Mr. Crawford are expected
to arrive here Saturday of
ibis w<>ek, so don't fail to call
and i?ee them. You'll
Find in the Lot
Some rare beauties in both Mules
and Horses. And while you are
looking at our lino btock, you
can take a peep at our handsome
display of vehicles?Buggies and
Wagons.
EI. f. If) TT C If A WFOIID.
Money Loaned.
I nf'Rollu(o Morlg.isn Loans oti Improved
fas n:s at reasonable rates.
R. E. WYLIE,
Att.irnov at*.aw. Lancaster. S C.
r. m ?R'-pt. S3U. lfl(k).
F. M.-ickey A Co., <1rii?>?isfs, will
refund von your money if you are not
safisti <1 after usitiR Chamberlain's
stomach and Liver Tablets. They
to. re I borders of t he stomach, biliousi
e<s constipation and headache.
Price. 23 cents. Samples free.
POSITIONS GUARANTEED,
Undar $3,000 Cash Deposit.
Hut'road Fie* Paid
Opan *11 yea- to Both /ary Cheap Hoard.
risar^is.A luba out llunlixwit Calle|d,
Uatxj'X. Q* rvim
f% PlllM COCAINt^WHIgKT
?&? 9 Ci BC BW9 Ilubita Oured nt my 8a n atop
P? H jun, |n |p> duy*. Hundred*
r - lie _ 26 J-I'i.rw n poriaity. h iuuq
?" ! '!. "ml -I'lii 1 KrX Addre?*
?r.' t-LEf. V.. O.. Atlr.nts, Oa.
TiiKFifomlSwi
IUrtforo, CONN.
o
ASSETS, January 1st, 1901,
$5,r>S3,494.25.
Insures town and country
property.
Agent tit Lancaster.
A. J. CLARK.
Jan. 9, 1901. ly.
Menstruation made Regular and l'alnlesH,
and Pains In Sides. Hips and I.imbs cured by
Suniiieiis Siju:tA Vine Wine or Tablets.
Registration Notice.
rpII K riTUMO will take notice that
X tin" Resist rat ion Hooks will be
open at the COURT HolTSK for the
registration of parties entitled to register
under i h<* constitution, on the
1st Monday fc Tuesday in each month,
until HO ?'nj* preceding the general
election. .1. M. f'ASKEY,
i imir. Bd. Reg. Lancaster Oo.
March 7. MHH).
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
It artlHdally digests toe rood ana aid?
Nature in strengthening and reconstructing
the exhausted digestive organs.
It lsthe latestdi6COvereddige?tant
and tonic. No other preparation
can approach It in efficiency. It Instantly
relievesand permanently cute?
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nause?,
Sick Headache, Gastralgla.Cramps and
all other results of imperfect dige&Ltaa. - .
Price 50c. in id ft. Large sUocontfl-tnatH tips?
small size, liuuiiall ulxjutdjypepSlaioaitO'jIfrsi
Prepared bw C. C. 0*W"tT A CO., Chicago.
I842.
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of strength and
a single word
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piAWO MANUFACTURER.
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.
Charlotte, N. C.