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the GOLD DUST twins do your work.||p w^fefSt fnmtoad of moap use GOLD?F tor any kind of cleaning. /# /? much uottajg cheaptv? end moro oonvnntont. The n. k. fairbank company, chicago. Magi II Happenings. The health of this community is very good at this writing. People are about through planting except low land corn. Upland corn is not a good stand yet, but with rain it will coon be ready for the plow?. (tottor. ic coming lip nicely ar.d chopping will soon be the order of the day. Mr. Editor, if yon could spend a few days in this section you would see at a glance that the farmors are not depending entirely upon a cotton crop. You would see fields of wheat, molasses cane, peas, pinders, corn, oats, pens of hogs and chickens, and in fact everything that goes to keep an up-to date section moving. Gardens are very promising. We will soon have plenty of vegetables to help out with the fatbacks. I see Mr. Hilton says the farmers over in his section are bust-j ling, and that he saw one man pulling a plow and a woman covering cotton seed with a hoe and that the farmers are not dependent on high-priced mules fed on higher-priced corn. Down here you can see plows running with out mule, horBa or man, and a few who do not cover any need at all. How's this? Mrs. Emma Cauthen of Lancaster visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Bell, recently. Master Willie Bell, grandson of Mr. J. L. Bell, has returned to his home at Hartsville after a visit to his grandfather here. The family of Mr. L. P. Powers will move hack to this county from Columbia in the near future Mr. Powers, it will he remembered, died in Columbia a few weeks ago. We understand that Rev. S. N. Watson has sent in his resignation as nastor of Beaver Crpek church which was to take effect on the first: Sunday in Mav, 4th instant. Wo regret very mnrh to give him up, as he is an able, earnest preacher. Jud oh hush nun. Coltl Steel or Iteuflt. "There is but one small chance to save your life and that is through an operation," w.i- the i.wfui prosper! pr? before Mr*. r P. IT lint, of T.irri" Jtidge, \V iby 11 r doctor after vainto eure tier of :i frightful rase of stomach trouble and yellow jauudi . 11 ' didn't ount on the marvelous nnwer of Klrctrin Hitters. t cure Stomach and f.ivrr trouble . tint , ivk" wholly cureil avoided 'iirpi-'in'knile, now weighs more and leei^ het ' j 11 teed to cur>? Stc.mac h, F.iver and Kidney troubles and never disappoints. I'rkx* "sir >xf Crawford Am* drug ftt.ore. I ori'ikij C-i b|> ilUltt hli. Column! 1. May f).? I'lio tem ing fii" week ending Monday morning, May "?, which ij ahout (? i per ?] iy ali.'Wf i: in. i. i lie week had a maximum 01 tiG degree^ i' riill :orivi!lo on ?'ne3d, ami a minimum of 111 degrees ai Cli' ravi, Liberty, Lonafdior?* ami' SI r ? . I I - ri |)<il iatluUlU^ Oil Li. |> i . ? / *. .11 nights were too cool t..riy m the j week, but latterly they wert warm. The storms occurred 01 April 30th, May 1st and 3d. ii all portions of the state, but the} tailed to supply the whole state with suflicient moisture, as sonn points had no rain and many had too little to he of much benefit, : The amounts ranged from UT" to 1.2-1 inches, the latter at Cheraw, with an average of 0.56 for the (state. The drought in the east' ern counties was broken at a num. , tn r of scattered localities, but not generally so. and over a large area it has become quite serious, and a menace to young crops. Hail I and high winds accompanied t lie thunderstorms at many points, hut, as crops are small, the damI aire w as light. I ' The weather was extremely favorable for prosecuting farm work, which advanced rapidly, and, were it not for Hie lack o< moisture in places that renders still soils too hard to cultivate, the conditions could not very well be bettered. Fields are well prepared, well cultivated and clean ; germination has been fairly satisfactory ; stands are generally full ; growth has been rapid recently, and the only untoward condition is the need o( a general rain, and this need is not urgent except in spots that, however, represent large areas in the aggregate. Upland corn has about all been planted, and on many bottoms the work is finished. Stands aro fairly good, but have been injured by worms and birds, making some replanting necessary. Corn has quite generally received its first working and in many places has been cultivated the second time. Cotton is nearly all planted, with some still to plant in all sections. It is coming up to fair stands, and as vet has reouired little or no replanting, although rain is needed to bring up recent plantings. Some fields have been cultivated. Chopping out has begun and will be general next week. Sea island cotton is nearly all planted, and, where showers occurred, is coming up nicely. Tobacco has about all been transplanted, and with few scattered exceptions good stands have been secured, and the crop is doing excellently. The acreage : has been increased over last year Iiice is doing as well as could be expected and is coming up tc good stands, while planting is not i yet finished. Wheat is growing well and in places is heading, hut . owinj; to tlim st:?ml^ anil want oi cojtions rains at tlii- critical time, (!, rop w ill not V>o a lull avoragf Oil- rat.jr from very pool '< .-Ntt nx nrotni-inii, the lat ' ra!1 v, low iii ;lro u -, itol ii ' 3 hogum li<>j>pin? to e.i u ) rei1 - an- 2: > i ! . .o,t . e<i A i? ( plo> are j.' ''itifiil. l'asftire ft Motive r^Jlv, bit ' lerft froiiblfsotrtfi than last year in ;u \ itiifv o! < jar! I on. Vovi Huo'v H'liflt Vi<ii ^ r?? fill. Inn Wben yon tak< (JroveVTantfllenn ~jjj iI Illni I'm nil " ioriltlimi I?lt?fpi? ' r- !. >(1'^ ho' it m simply iron tint) Quinin#^ ~y ? Death of Admiral Sampson. ' Washington, May G.?Roar > Admiral William T. Sampson, ' retired, died at his home in this 1 city at 5 o'clock this afternoon. ' The immediate cause of death was I a severe cerebral hemorrhage. He had been in a semi conscious 1 state tor several days and this > forenoon suffered a severe cere> bral hemorrhage. At the bedside when tire admiral breathed his last were Mrs. Sampson, Mrs. ; Lieut. Cluverius, the admiral's | married daughter ; the admiral's ; two young sons, Ralph and Ilarj old Sampson ; Dr. Dixon and the ' attending physician, nurses and j attendants. Deafness Cannot be Cured by local applications, us Ibey cannot reach the diseased portion of tlie ear Tie re Is only one way to euro <k'ufn< ss, and that 1- by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the ' 'ustacbian Tube. When this tube gets tnf tlamed y >u have a rumbling sound or Intperi felt Ilea.our. anil \\ lien it 1.. eillirolv i-lr.ua I deafness Is the result, and unless the !::flati;mat ion can bo tuken out and this tube re stored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever, nine cases out of ten ar caused by catarrh, which ts nothing but an Inflamed condition of tie- l.ucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for nnv case of Doafness (caused o\* catarrh) that can npt be cured l>y Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free. F. .1 CHENEY & CO., Toledo Sole by Druggists. 75c. HaH's'Fnmily Fills are the best Heat travels faster than col J. Anybody can catch cold. OASTOniA. Bears the /f lhe K'nd ^ Hay0 1s Bought GENTLEMEN, Get the New. Novet Discovery, PIGEON MILK IXJECTOR Cures Gonorrhoea and Gleet It) 1 to 4 days. Its action is mi-gical Prevents stricture. All complete To be carried in vest ioi-Uei Stn-a | preventative. Sent by mall in plain |)a?kave: prepaid, un receipt of price. tl-UU per i>o.\e Crawford. Uron. I)ruxi:l*i4 Acontn. oancaat?r. S O ? ~-l : ?????????^? Notice to Road Overseers. Road overseers are hereby notified and requested to call out their hands and work the roads as soon as the weather , will permit. Should there be any road without an overseer, the fact shall be reported to the supervisor who will appoint one ' at once. W Q. Caskey, County Supervisor. | To euro SICK HEADACHE, HA?3!TUAL CONSTIPATION, end all disease* arising from Indt&oclion. They will purify yourg blood and moxo youroomplexlcn t, i au FA13 AS & LILY. Thtiy oro J J srelatln cot* t'. ''PICK ?5 CF;'TR ' dR. r.nTTft'l nm? RUST'S i S OM* iitjw i AND fiTIENNY ROY AL K^ILLS r 1) B f?il in-vt r ir- u M-iiUi.: to au> ud 9 " lit..-- v. . r j IT. S. C. ( o- wj >' in r m ru i I. iDiir .[id U-jti .'intliii-aj ci ' j if . in Terror* f| IBftg M 1 :iLirPi?bO I s #o{ MONTHLY MAGAZINE j A Family library The Best in Current Lltsratv.ro! 12 Complirc Novels Yearly MANY SHORT STORIES AND PAPERS ON TIMELY TOPICS 1 $2.60 - ftn, 25ctf. A copy '-a wr?t...jrn STORJcr J K (.ONIPLITS IN IVSELr i v. - '-' ynr r " __a. \ I 1 1 9R mollis? * 5KS OF hiARD HEARING 'lose born deaf are incurable. 3E IMMEDIATELY. BALTIMORE, SAY8: Baltimore, Md., March -?o, i^oi. thuilcs to your treatment, I will new give yo* tiou. iug, and this kept on getting worse, until I lost months, without any success, consulted a nun# cut car specialist of this city, who told me that t only temporarily, that the head noises would aid be lost forever n a New York paper, nml ordered your treat* ding to your directions, the noises ceased, and ed car has been entirely restored. 1 thank you rs, ViJRMAN, 730 S. Broadway, Baltimore, Md. e with yoitr usual occupation. incci C HT unnnr at a nominal ARE f%. YOU i|fj|: DEAF? ? ALL CAS DEAFS^^SS OR I ARE NOW by our new invention Only tl HEAD HOUSES GEA! F. A. WERN1 AN, OF I Gmtlffr.'t*: ? Heing entirety cured of denfntss a full history of my case, to be used at your discrc About five years ago my right ear began to s my heat ing in tliis ear entirely, I underwent a treatment for catarrh, for three berof physicians, among others, the most emin only an operation could help me, and even tho then cease, but the hearing in the affected ear woi I then saw your advertisement accidentally i tnent. After I had used it only a few days aceor to-day, after five weeks, my hearing in the disens heartily and beg to remain -Very truly you P. A. \ Our treatment does not intcrfcr "SaSSi"1 YOU CAK CURE YOI INTERNATIONAL AURAL CLINIC. 51 | \y0 promptly obtain U. K. a:i<l FwSg^j | r Bend model, sketch or photo of invention for r ' t frecreport on patentaolllty. For free book, t I < lIowtoSeciireTQ AilC UMDIfO write < l^VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVA^V'Wv^^v^ , I A Torpid Liver cuusos ?. r ? Spittcs Indigestion, Conslipatiot a_c. teuoa he. UnDr. SI. .A. 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JtkOt-i-l HI HUlVil. co*T? 96 LA SALLE AVE., CHICAGO, ILL, An Ordinance , for the Promotion of Health in the Town ot Lancaster, S. C., and Providing Piinlshment For the Violation ot Same. Section 1 That an assessment of me dollar per year to be paid on or jefore November 1st, of the year 11)02, itid at the same time in every year thereafter, is lnreby made beforehand Against all persons occupying premises within the corporate limits of the town of Lancaster for each ar;d every privy located upon said premises. Sec. 2. That this assessment shall be payable whether or not said premises shall be vacated during the year. Sec. 3. That any person or persons, who shall make default in paying the assessments as herein provided, besides the other penalties herein, shall pay an additional amount of fifteen per cent for any and every such default and shall be liable for the same cost for collecting delinquent taxes now provided by the laws of this State Soc. 4. That any violation of any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be [punishable by tine or imprisonment in the discretion of the Mayor. Ratified by Mayor and Aldermen in Council assembled, this 14th day of A n r i I 1VM l*i 7R.E.' WYLIE, < Seal > Cha9. D. Jones, Mayor. ( ) Cierk aprl?-4t. LANCASTER ?V; CHESTER RAILWAY. Between Chester and Lancaster. Schedule In Effect September lflth, 1900. I fail 1/ Except Sutida Southbound. Northbound. No. IN No. 17. No. 10. No.li P M A. M l ~ 1' M A M 10 00 8 10 d Lv ...Cheater Ar 8 In 8 05 10 21 8 36 "... Knox ....' 0 09 7 37 10 lo 8 5u .. Kichburtf .... " 8 17 7 22 8 31 11 oo 9 Olid . Daacnmvtlln.. " 5 13 7 10 1120 9 l".. .Fort Lawn . 6 01 8 52 11 10 9 3: " tlrncoH... ." 8 39 12 01 9 6o|d Ar. Lancuator.. Lv 4 15 6 2i k )>. M A. JM. 1>. M A M No 11. eavliic I,at,' ix|or 8 30 It III., mill > < . close connection at Chutiinr with Southern M ' j!r .i;u! Si ;tl> ard Air "At ania Sf-ecliu" fot Atlanta and point* went A Wo wti Carolina J. Northwestern Hy No. 10 lor livaolr. N. ( ' No 17, loavlny fltcitrr 9 to it. rn , eonnrt'ti .vi .. . ouihin No. 00 11win Col iixibut una 1,, ;ius south aboard Air Nino "Atlanta Sue Southern Ry, No 33 from Northern and Kant for It I.if Us hurt:. at Lancaster withS i' A <? ! ' from I'm u-r. ' t i.e. i .ot ic and points north. Li.ester with southern Railway No. 31 troth LKKOY Sl'R INOy f. M. HKAT1I, President fiati'l I'hi Acunt. Vigor hi. Men rn?il). <|ul?!hl), tM-rnif?aeufy Hr. hlurt ?1 WUTl'.Oft IT..11 >'IIAURATs fparlH) I.inJii %j K? ,i I ti.Ni Ji TONIC AND v 'f ' r/i'i' * * n ;t writ*-- cuftru'itoi! in oi.re Nervuiisi lirti ly Lo*v Vitality, Ktillir, c Mcir nry, K'tn lltzz ,csa. I? yt^tcrl;?, Stops lli>. 11 i ' s iir K .i ssivti L'hc ul '1 uliuiio, ' Klli* It ..i la oft InsuriUy. Consumption .it Di'ivMi Jt clear* 'lie Mloo>r anil (train M ill .. .i ;ln Mini It-1 i-ii Nerves. UeHUiren llic v ' Y ih. and ftrtngi t:.? 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