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Short Locals. k. Wednesday, March 13, 1901. 1^ ?Early gardners have been planting seeds. r ?Mr Wes Elliott is able to be out on the streets. ?-Mr.jJ. Palmer King of lleath Springs spent Sunday in Lancaster. ?Mr. Chalmers Williams, of Heath Springs, was in Lancaster Sunday. ?Mayor Thomson sent Charlie Benson, colored, to the chain gang 18 days for fighting. ?Miss Nannie Fletcher, of Wostville. visited Miss Dnfr, ^ Smith recently. ?Rev. J. W. Little,will preach it Van Wyck, next Sunday evoning at 3 o'clock. ?Miss Connie Witherspoon of Lancaster is visiting her cousin, Miss Ilattie Stevens.?Era. ?Miss Arabell and Nannie Wren Beckham of Chester visited relatives here last week. ?Sundays midday rain, preceded by thunder and lightning, was exceedingly summer like. ?Mr. W. K. Marshall of the Pleasant Hill section died last week at the mature age of 86 years. ?Court convenes next Monday. The lawyers say there is very little business either criminal or civil. ?There was no train Sunday on the S. C. <fc G. E. The bridge across Catawba river was being reDaired. J " ?The mails for the last few days have brought quantities of garden seeds from congressman Finley. ?Your attention is directed to the new advertisement of Mr. J. D. Flynn in another column in this issue. ?Dr J F Mackey has been a victim of the grip for several days, but ho was out yosterday. So also Mr J M Hood. ?Prof, and Mrs. T. N. Rhodes returned last week to Florence, iheir former home, where they will reside in future.?Era. ?Mrs. Sallie Duranthas moved . U. f 1 Dl ? I 1- 1 M 1IIU 1U1. u . U . UIBVM1IUU B IIOWIV .ornpleted dwelling on Main _ street and has six boarders. ?Elder White, bishop of the Unity section, was in town yesterday, after being confined at home several days with the provailing epidomic. ?Mr. J. M. Floath left Satur lay lor the New York markets to purchase spring ami summer stocks for his various houses. ?In a forest fire one day last week when the wind was very high, the dwelling and store house of Mr. J L. Guy at Blaney on the new S. A. L.t was burned. j| _Dr. W. II. Wakefield, of . Charlotte, N. C.,will be in Lancasler at Cunningham House on Fri lay, March 15th,1901, for one day only. His practice is limited to ICye, Ear, Nose and Throat. [ 41. ^ ?Mr. George F. Ferguson, of the Elgin lection has been appointed Notary Public, by Gov. VicSweeuey. He says if any of boys desire to be tied up to iny of the fair sex, he is prepared to do the work. ?Mr. II. W. Mobley, magis trate at Heath Springs, was in town Monday and Tuesday. While hero he turned over to the county treasurer $28.70, fines and costs collected by him during the past quarter. ?Magistrate Mobley of Heath Springs seised a 5 gallon keg of liquor, last Fi.day which had been shipped to Cash Ingram, Jitjd colored, who has been suspected or some time of running A blind 'iger. The liquor was shipped to he authorities in Columbia. ?There will be services at! A New Hope beginning on ftatur day before the fourth Sunday by o Rev. J. W. Little. The service o on Saturday will begin at 2.30 ti o'clock and on Sunday at usu: 1 hour. ^ ?Mr. Lonnie Flow of Walkup, N. ? C., is in town. g ?Constable Douglass is visitiugbis ,j, family at Chesterfield Court House. ^ ? Miss Dora and Beulah Flynn, of New Out, were in town Tuesday shop* P?ng. ii ?Miss Mattio Kell, of Dixie, c is spending a few days in Lan- i? caster. * ?Mr. Jim Steele, of Walkup, N. C., is in Lancaster for a few a ., ti days. ?Mr. James Hamel of Kershaw is in town. He came up ^ vesterdav and will extend his trip to Cheater beforo his return ^ home. 2 ?Mr. T, E. II. Stevensen, of Wuxhaw, N. C., was in Lancas- u ter Tuesday. p Death. Mrs. Susan Pate, wife of Mr. ^ U. P. Pate, died on factory hill Monday afternoon of consumption after a brief illness. She however had been in poor health for three or four years. She leaves a husband and seven children. She was 44 years of age and was a member of the a 61 Baptist church. Her remains tj were interred yesterday afternoon in the new cemetery. f( You Know What Yon Are Takln X*( When yon take Grove's Tasteless Chill ol Ton to because the formula is plainly c printed on every bottle showing that it is simply Iron and Quinine in a SI tasteless form. No cure, no pay. BQo. n , A To Teachers. You are urged to attend an im- M portant meeting of the County Teachers Association to be held n 11:30 a.m. March 16th inet, at t( ^ C! the Lancaster Graded School. ? Please invite members of ,'vour board, as matters of interest _ T common to trustees and teachers will be discussed. Kach teacher is requested to D bring a full report on: oi 1. Condition of schoolhouse. 2. Attendance of pupils. 3. Text books in use. 4. Course of study. 21 5. Duration of sessions. b general di8cu8sion8. 1. How to effect improvements in grounds and buildings. 2. Teachers' salaries. C A. C. Howell, tl Snpt. Education. n ?? p Headache after results from a n disordered condition of the stom d ach and constipation of the bow- w els. A dose or two of Chamber- ? i _ ? 1 _ o a l. -i f r n.i i a lain b oiomacD unu ljiver laoieis will correct these disorders and euro the headache. Sold by J. F. " Mac key & Co. P ? C More New Stock. m Our Mr Hood is now off buying some of the choicest stock that we have handled this season and *1 they will be here by Saturday or it Monday. Come one, cume all. w Same old stand and guaranteed. Lancaster Mer. Co. C( ir Counterfeits of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salvo are liable to cause blood poisoning. Leave them all f( alono. The original has the name c DeWitt's upon the box and also h wrapper. It is a harmless and a a healing salve for skin diseases, tl Unequalled for piles. Crawford 8j Bros. d w-s ft - ? r< The Gov. Hob Taylor Lecture. C The Ebonezer Chapter, U. D. ^ C. is still at work to secure a crowd to hear Governor Bob Tay lor, of Tennessee, the inimitable {j orator, who will lecture in the r, Iligh School auditorium on the 1' evening of the 19th inst. This 1' will afford .the people of this sec a tion an opportunity to hear one of the greatest locturers of the j, age, his subject being "The Fid- tl die and the How." The schedule A of the Southern Railway was published last week, an1 in this I* issue we are enabled to print the 0 schedule of a special train that 0 will be run over the South Car- a, > Our Girls. I lilfe to the nont furopcd i s not nl w full of sunshine, but to the avera; American girl or woiuhu w!iu i;? obi to work for her living, and. peri., to help others at home, life < * oflec heavy drag In couse<[vieu< ?! of :11m: Wom?*n who work, especially li who are constantly on their feet. : peculiarly liable to the developine< of organic troublea, and should p ticularly heed the first manifestation I such as baekuciie, pains in the Ion limbs and lower part of the stomairregular and painful monthly perio. Una and Georgia Ex. road for th? ccasion, together with the roundrip fare from each station, viz Leave Time Round Trl| lacksburg 6 00 p.m. $1.00 '.ing'a Creek 6.16 44 1.00 myrna 6 30 44 100 [iokory Grove 6.80 44 76 liaron 6.46 " 76 'orkville 7.00 44 60 irzah 7.16 44 J6 ewport 7-$0 *4 16 Arriving at Rock Hill 7.80 p. m. passengers from Lancaster and itermediate stations will be caried to Rock Hill on train No. 33 i the afternoon. A special trair 'ill leave Rock Hill for Lancassr after the clore of the lecture nd will immediately return and ike passengers to Blacksbur^ nd intermediate stations. Rates south of Rock Hill will e as follows: Lancaster, 70c; Riverside, 60c; !atawba Junction, 25c; Lesslies, 5c; Roddey's, 25c. Conductors will be instructed > issue return slips at same rice. When you are billious.use those imous little pills known as Depot's Little Early Risers to dense the liver and bowels. They ever gripe.Crawford Bros, d-w-s Nation Jury Failed to Agree Wichita, Kas., March 11?The lry which tried Mrs Nation ad others for destroying prop, rty in a saloon raid reported lis morning that it had disgreed. The vote stood seven >r conviction, and five for acuittal. The inability to agio was due to the fact that two f the women defendants, acirdingto the testimony, did no mashing themselves One could ot be acquitted unless all were . newftrial will be held at once. It is generally believed that if Irs Nation wore tried alone, tie would be found guilty in ten linutes. The decision is likely ) cauee more smashing here, \j the local inembejs of the 7. C. T. U. HAT TIIBODBIIVG HEAD. ACHE, Would quickly leave you, if you used r. King's New Life Pills. Thousands I sufferers have proved their matchas merit for Sick and Nervous Headshes. They make pure blood and ;rong nerves and build up youi ealtb. Easy to take. Try them. Oulj I cts. Money back if nty cured. Hold y Crawford Bros., Druggist. I The Cudahy Kidnapping. Omaha, Neb., March 11.?Jar. lallahan talked freely today for ie first time of the Cudahy kid apping and admttted he knew at Crowe well, bnt said he does ot know the Cudahys. Callahan enied being with Pat Crowe hen he bought the horse which gured in the kidnapping.| "They arrested me because I ad come te a show down and the olice had to do something," said allahan. "There had bei a so luch talk that they felt that ley had to do something and I appened to be the victim. Now ley will go ahead and try to pot on me, just to secure the re ard, but if I am given a chance > get at my testimony I will )me out and show myself to be inocent as any man living." Like Olver Twist, children ask ir more when given One Minute ough Cure. Mothers endorse it ighly for croup. It quickly cures il coughs and colds and every iroat and lung trouble. It is a pecific for grippe and asthma nd has long bjen a well known smedy for the whooping cough, rawford Bros. d-w-n tarry and Enjoy a Good, Long Life. London, March 11.?Many leories have been propounded agarding the secret of longevity o them the German Doctor 'rinzing adds marriage as, at ny rate, distinctly couducive > long life. Among many proofs, which e marshaled in an article in lie Algomenines Statistician .rchive, he quotes the fact that lie present age of deaths among riests is greater than among lieir lay brethren. Tho death f Catholics who take the vows f colibacy are chiefly due, he ays, to the diseaso of the or XtM r.lla. Bxikki*, K. Rochutm, Owio. I -x faint new, weakness, loss of Appetite and sleep. The young lady whose portrait we publish herewith had all these symp1 toms, and in addition leucorrhoea, and was cured by Lydia E. Pinkham'e Vegetable Compound. First, she wrote a letter to Mrs. Pinkham's laboratory at Lynn, Mass., describing hei trouble, received in reply acourate instructions what to do to set woll, and now wishes her name usea to convince others that they may be cured as she was. The same helping hand, free ol charge or obligation, is extended, tc every ailing woman in America. II you are sick you ars foolish not to Rel this valuable advice, it costs you nothing, and she is sure to help you. Don'1 wait until it is too late ? write to-day. gans of circulation, including cerebral paralysis. Commenting on this theory the Boerseu Zietung quotes sta tistics to prove that there ii greater mortality [among thi husbands and wives who hav< lost their consorts than amon) those who are still married. Suicide is frequent among thi . unmarried, less so among thi ' widowers and very much less si among the married.while amoni i women suicide is very seldon among the married and mon frequent among widows of almos all ages. 1 Mrs. O. E. VanDenssn, of Kil i bourn, Wis, was afflicted with i > stomach trouble and constipatioi for a long time. She says, "I hav I tried many preparations but non have done me the good thatCham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tab I lets have." These tablets are fo > sale at J. F. Macfcey & Co's Dru, store. Price, 25 cents. Sampl free. OPEN THE DOOR. Opsn the door, let in the air; The winds are sweet, and the flower i are fair; Joy is abroad in the world today; If our door is wide, it may come thi way ? Open the door! Open the door, let in the sun; Hs hath a smile for every one; He hath made of the rain-drops go! and gems, IT m mav ehsnara niiv taava t rs. A a m A ***_ Open the door! Opan the door of the soul; let in Strong, pure thoughts which ehsl banish sin; They will grow and bloom with i grace divine, And their fruit shall be sweeter thai that of the wine? Open the door! Open the door of the hear t; let in Sympathy sweet for si ranger su<l kin It will make tLe h.tll of the In-art s fair That angels may enter unaware? Open the door! 1 JAPANESE I PILE CURE A new and Complete Treatment, constuMn of SUPHOaiTOHlES, Capsuled of Otntni n and two Boxen of Ointment. A ne ve -fail.n euro for Piles of every nature and degree. I makes au operation w Ith tbo knife, which 1 painful, and often lesulis in death, unneanan ' VV'HT ISDDBI THIS TKRHIBI.R DIHBAMX t W pack a written guarantee In each li.OO Box. N . Cure, So pay. 60 cents and II a box, 6 for V Rant hv mall Slamnlaa frna OINTMENT, 23c. and 30c. CONSTIPITIQN SSWSaSTE ' Pellets the ? real LIVKRand STOMA! H KEt , UI.ATOR and BLOOD PUUIF1BR Sm?l mild and pleasant to taka: especially adapts for children's use. 60 doses 25 cents. Crawford Bros., Druggists, Agents, Lanca< I ter. a. Q I e-w 1 - I POSITIONS O0ARANTBBD, UMsr M.OOO Cash Dspwli IsVissS Vara FaM. I taMSlfMltolaatSlsa ywrOkHflsM is Aua? ii?p1 ?We are pleased to note again a change fn the weather ; this time it is of a milder cast so much so that pedestrians find easy going also those who enjoy a pleasant drive. > BOBBED THE GRATE. '} A startling Incident, of whioti Mr. Fohn direr of Philadelphia, was the subject, la narrated by him an follows : "I was in a most dreadful condition. Skin was almost, yellow, eyes sunken, tongue coated, pain continually III baok and sides, nonppetite?gradually growing weaker day by day. Three physicians hnd given me up. Eortonately, a friend advised trying leotrio Bitters; and to my great joy ind surprise, the first bottle made a ! decided improvement. I continued their use for three weeks, and am now a well man. I know they saved my life, and robbed the grave of another ; pictim." No one Rhould fail to try ! them. Only ROe.. guaranteed, at Craw- ! ford Bros. Drug Store. 6 Money Loaned.! I negotiato Mortgage Loans on Improved farms at reasonable rates. R. E. WYLIE, Attornoy at Law, Lanca-tter, S. C. 6 M ?Sept. 22d. 1900. I i GENTLEMEN. Get the New, Novel j Discovery. : PIGEON MILK INJECTOR Cures Gonorrhoea and Gleet In 1 to I (lays; j ' lie action is magical. Prevents st ietnre. All 1 complete. To be carried In vest o :k< > int preventative. Sent by mail pi cl age, . prepaid, on receipt of price. *1.00 nor i>?x ' for f2 SO Crawfprd lJros.. Druggists Agents. L#aucae f ter. S. C. 1-cw.l : <? i This signature is on every hot of ti-.o gotriine r Laxative Bromo=Quinire Tablets the remedy that cores n cold lit one ?l?j r When you want a physio that is ? mild and gentle, easy to take and * pleasant in effect use Chamberlain's g Stomach and I.iver Tablets. Price, 2ft , 9 cents. Samples free. Every box uuar- ; anteed. For sale by J.F. Market A, Co. 9 5 Ntopn the Cough aii?l Works off B the Cold. 0 Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure 0 a cold in one day. No cure, no pay. ? Price 25 cents. 0 :J. W. Cook <fc COMPANY. a Q "D r? /-v+ O 4- M i e o turu 6 Opposite Catawba House. i. We can save you from 10 to r 25 per cent on the dollar. Wc f, have no store rent or clerk hire ? to pay. Our motto is small profits, 10 13 20 per cent?no more or less. Call and exam ine our small stock of notions, Dry Goods and Shoes and you will be surprised at the bari gains. Also we have opened a PH0T0GR1PII GALLERY ' in connection with our store and are prepared to do first-class work. Come and have your picture made. Wo guarantee d satisfaction. Card size, 6 for 75 cents. Small size, G for 35 cents. Small Cabinet, fi for $1.2" Large Cabinet, G for $1.50 or ! $2.00 per dozen. J. W. COOK & CO. a J. F. Mackey A Co., druggists, will ? refund mil vnnr mminv if vmi ? re imi satisfied after usinjf Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. The} cure, disorders of t he stomach, hi lionsncss constipation and headache. Price. '25 cents. Samples t ree. * __________ Founded CTSi /plAf "Sing their o rni t i t tiv / \ *\ w urn wtmu | "6 E >? HAS BEEN SO MITCH AI HESITATE TO USE IT. I' t THAT THERE IS NO OT ? ADEQUATELY X DESCRIBE T1IE - | ^ i9 as near perfection as liun g f combines the high qualities I has many unique additions ' CHAS. M.STIEFF. R. 4RD(I. CAROLnt Bit A *<11 L WAREBOOM, 811 !l TRTO.1 ST., \ + Registration Notice. ril 11 K PUBLIC will take notice that I. the Regiat ration Hooks will be open at the COURT HOUSE for the registration of parties entitled to register under the constitution, on the 1st Monday t Tuesday in each month, until 30 days preceding the general election. J. M. CASKEY, ('hair. Bd. Reg. Lancaster Co. March 7. 1900. Menstruation made Regular and Painless, and Pains in Sides, Hips and L/lmbs cured by Simmons Squaw Vino Wine or Tablets. JOB PRINTING j Done Neatly And Done Cheap. We Make a Specialy of Note Heads, Letter Heads. Bill Heads, Envelopes, Law Briefs, Law Blanks, MAGISTRATE BLANKS, Deeds and Mortgages, Liens and Bills of Sales. Posters, Programes, Hand Bills. }rour orders solicited. Enterprise Pub. Co. Vnr<\ during Kxncctancy. Stmmonn S<junw Vino Win*' or Tablets cheer and Sfrenpthcn Mother, Shorten Labor and Rob Confinement of its Terror*. Notice! milK County Board of Equalization _l. for Lancaster County, will meet at Lancaster Court House on the Thrd Tuesday In March. (19th inst.) 1901, for the purpose of hearing grievances of appeal from the Township Boards of Assessors. The [Township Board of Assessors of each Township, will pass upon all taxable returns in their respective Townships, and immediately thereafter, forward to the County Auditor, a true and correct statement of all changes,or alterations made in various returns, so that Che Auditor may notify parties of changes, if any worth notifying. The Chairman of Township Boards of Assessors, shall be Ex-ofllcio members, of the County Board of Equalization. W. O. CASKEY. Supr. and Chm' i, C. B. C. L. C. Feb. 20th 1901. A Tori id l.iver cauaoa l)<-prut<aion of Spirits IndiRo.sli.iii. Constipation and Headache. Uao Dr. M A. Simmons Liver Aledtctne to stlgjnla'.e that oriran ? KoiM Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. It artificially digests the food and aids Nature in strengthening and recon* structlng the exhausted digestive or* gans. It Is the latest discovered digestint and tonic. No other preparation can approach It in efficiency. It in* stantly relievesand permanently cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn* Flathlence, Sour Stomach, Nausea. Sick Headache, Gastcalgla.CMunpsand all other results of imperfect digestion. Price50c. and f 1. Large slzacontAtnaSU times eroallslzo. Hook all about dyspepsia BfralieafrM Prepared C. C. o?W'XT A CO., Cbteag* I I8/J2. EFF iios 1 wn praise." s I ' UISEI) THAT WE OFTEN I1 SO HAPPENS, THOUGH, IIEll WORD THAT WILL StieffPiano. ian skill lias hoen ahle to reach, of the other instruments, of its own. :piano manufacturer. p BALTIMORE, MARYLAND. Charlotte, N. C.