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Public . I jr order from the 1 Co., .v\\\ offer for sale on 4th, at Public Auction at late JOIIN A. ESTRIDC the following personal pr< morning at 9 o'clock: 1 Boss Press No. 2; 2 M Disc Harrow and other fi The man behi ! pretty nam tune, a credit; but how sib the wash tub? She tho' she has given m husband with enoug sense to .arrange for foro ho died ; but s man. He didn't pa ing to scrub his sins % Now, Mr. Man, don f picture like this. \ 9 bin, and a*k him alx $ tho State Life which m full policy, together m have paid in, should f i Pleasant Valley News. Every fanner in this section knows by this time whether ho will have any Xmas money or not?and I sun proud to say 1 know not one who hasn't a plestsant smile on his face and isn't expecting a pleasant Xmas The p rson that suggoste I the name of tliis place?Pleasant Valley?must have had a premonition of its future.for it^ name is characteristic of the place. But love is the tiling that makes the world ?o round, and Pleasant Valley is not a minute behind lime, because its voting people are so successful in the marriage market. Their papas in thi> community have already been asked for the sweetest ones of tlu ir families, but as yet only one has announced the day on which the nuptial knot will he tied This one is Mr. \V II. Biekr tr, one of theValley's most charming young men. and Miss Lottie Hood, the fortunate "sweetest" of one of the three "papas" mentioned above. Mr. Bickeft and Miss Hoed will he married on P- comber ! 7 Paul says it is "<rood to marry'' and lie also says it is"better not to marrv " "Of two evils." says the proverb, "choose the least " "1 ho converse of iho maxim is equally wise ami prudent," says the old bachelor. "Of two goods, choose the bet tor " The converse of a truth is not necessarily true; there fore, the old bachelor must go way back and sit down and look with a single eye on the manifold perfections of the "lovely woman, Heaven's best gift." We are glad to see our friend, Mr J E Borden of Philadelphia, Pa., in the Valley again. 1 hope ho will have good luck in killing the feathered tribe, and enjoy himself to the fullest extent rl II m l\ r# 1 ? * r* fiin ?? uuj 111^ inn oirtjr. Mr. J. L. Kimbrell of Gold Hill is visiting in the Valley. A meeting of the trustees of the Pleasant Valley school will bo callod Wednesday to elect : Sale! Drobate Judge of Lancaster FRIDAY, DECEMBER the RESIDENCE of the jE, deceased, FOR CASH operty, sale to open in the [ 6o-sa\v Smith Gin and i ules, i two-horse Wagon, irming implements. W. M. EST RIDGE, Administrator. nd the gun has a ' iul deserves a lot of out the woman behind < gets very small credit, ? uch. She credited her m ii nonesty and business ^ her future comfort be- m >he credited the wrong M y : and now she is try away 011 a washboard. M "t you create another 4 Vrite to Cox of Colum- ^ >ut that policy sold by pays your widow tli3 with every dollar you . . you die in 20 years. < r* > ? an assistant teacher. Miss Minnie Wolfe of Fort Mill is visiting relatives in the { Valley this week. I The l'leasant Valley Book club was well entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs* J. W. Davidson Friday night. Deli cions fruits of almost every name were served. J.J. 11 Not a Sick Day Since. "I whs taken severely sick with kidney trouble. I tried all sorts of medicines, none of which re lieved me. One day I sawanad. of your Klectrie Hitters and determined to try that. After taking a few doses 1 felt relieved, and soon thereafter was entirely cured, and have not seen a sick day since. Neighbors of mine have been cured of Rheumatism, i Neuralgia, Liver and Kidney | troubles and General Debility." I'lns is what H. F. Bass, of Fre( rnont, N. writes. Only 50c, at J (Crawford Bros., J. F. Mackey | Co. and Funderbtirk i'harmacy, Druggists. Mr. Louis Kohn. a hrit*lit younj* newspaper man, died at : his hom in Columbia Saturday h^ The Best Remedy for Croup. Kroui tin Atchison, Kan., Daily CJloho. ibis is the season when the woman who knows the best reme dies for croup is in demand in every neighbor hood. One iif the most terrible things in the world is to be awakened in the middle of the night bv a w hoop from one of ttie children. The croup remedies are almost as acre to he loat, in caae of croup, aa a revolver jh sure to be loat in ,:aae of burglars. There used to tie an old-fashioned remedy for croup, known as hive nvrnn n rwt t.nf <?/>*?*? modern mothers say that Cham berlain'8 Cough Remedy is better, and does not cost ho much. It causes the patient to "throw up the phlegm" quicker and given relief in a shorter time, (jive this remedy as soon as the croup cough appears and it will prevent the attack. It never fails and in pleasant and safe to take. For sale by J. F. Mackey & Co., druggists. Diseases of Metals. Certain metallurgists in CJor many, says Harper's Weekl>. have come lo the conclusion tli.it metals are capable ol being in tected with diseases. A leading scientist, Prolessor Ileyn, has tound tl;at ic the injury done to copper from overheating the ! runt ul to a I. I - - 1 ' %?<?! jo |M/io\niru ? ii ii w 11 it I 111* calls copper proxotide, a disor- 1 der which causes sickness and J structural weakness. Steel that has been poisoned by hydrogen is deteriorated until it. becomes _ almost as brittle as glass. Another scientist, has discovered a certain kind ol tin pest which inhabits roots. He found also that when the diseased metal was brought in contact with , healthy tin the latter soon be- \ came inleeted, and was finally * destroyed. A Remarkable Case. One of the most remarkable cases 11 of a cold, deep seated on the J lungs, causing pneumonia, is that * of Mrs. Gertrude E. Fennor, J Marion, led., who was entirely II cured by the use of One Minute" j Cough Cure. She says: "The \ coughing and straining so 14 ! weakened me that I ran down in \ \ I ? f no * "-i .1 ! I null ItO III vz pounds. 1 * tried a number of remedies to no J i avail until I used One Minute)] i Oough Cure. Four bottles of this J wonderful remedy cured mo en- |. I j tirely of the cough, strengthed ! i II my lungs and reg|oi.d me to my i| I normal weight, health and , i! strength." Sold bv Crawford M ! i Bros. ^ I i <y//"czr /1,000') , f/C // Ct/lP Young Ken TO QUALITY : ' ' FOU CiOOn I'OSfr/OA'S I I GUARANTEED IN WRITINQ. Rfifi JPr:r-r sr"()I.dJSIIII'S OF KHKD V W I illku W' ITC TO-DAY TO GA.-ALA. DUS. COLLEGE. MACON. GA I | l I RAT.P OP T.AHJTt !' VJL AALXL^^J |j STATK OF MHTII CAROLINA,! I Comity of Lancaster. \ \S I'RKSl I>KNT of tlie Farm?t.h' | I'knkink A Moronti1 lie < ompany I I will offer ft-r sale in front of the J Court House during tin* lejjal hours I, of salt* on t In* ; l FIRST MONDAY IN DECLMIiER, | liiOlt, tin* followinjf described tract of i land: All tluit piece, parcel or tract j( of land situate in tin* t'ounty of lain- |i oast or and State aforesaid, in Oills'l Creek township, on the waters of I' ( ills creek, * I 1 CONTAINING THIRTY [30! ACRES. , more or less, bounded on the north by ! j lands formerly helonjriny to Richard | ICousar; on the east by lands former| ly helon^in^ to said Richard Cousar, j ...... .... (. ...... nikimnj kiiiiwii a- i lit* j Munrnp road; on the south hy lan?ls , of Wyatt Kramer's estate, and on i lie ' west hy lands of K. K. Allison tin<l j in ?y h?? otlii'Pi hemp the tm*t oi sow i eonv?yed to me ns presi i i ot tin Farmers itunkii'K A; M??rra-,li e < out - i I patty hy I.ewis M.? Iy burn ami .loseph | j <'. Klliott. Terms of sah rash, purehaser t-ii pay for papers. i j W . T. CIJK'IOIiV. I'r^st. Farmer*' If. tV M. t' ?>. j Nov. 4, 1 '. (?.{. Important Notice to the Voters of the Town of 1 Lancaster. j1 , c Notion is hereby nivon tliai c tlm books for the registration of \ I ho qualified voters of the Town j of Lancaster, will be open at i f the otlice of the Auditor of the * county in the court house, in| I the Town of Lancaster, on Mon-I day, the 2 ?t!i of October, 1003,1 and on each Monday thereafter, during the month of November, 1003. Those voters who have!; not registered during this year are requested to do so A. McMantis, Sun Keg. for Town Lan. | October 19, 1903. ' I I To Cut I Take Laxative Brora ^S?veaMiffio^box^^oldli^c*^^8mo LIME, CEMENT. PLAS CAROLINA PORTLAND OEMK p AND INSPECT | N EW G( f6 NOW ARR/VIA s yr 1AKE special pleasure A timers know that I 1 ?J the northern markets whci f? good bargains. These goot X daily and I will be glad to inspect them. I call spec Following E ^ 50 Mun's Suits, worth t?l> ,"i(i 1o $7 S iroing to nui (hem nil at a quirk sa A lot of CHILDREN'S f'LOTll lar $1.25 SEN'S, lor Of SA LOT OF MEN'S FINE SIM) Leather Counters, worth $1.25, vo LADIES' SIM ES (!m $ 1.00 kiu< I) ^ T HAVE a large slock LJ A the lowest prices. I ; ^ and selected line of Men's derwear at the VERY ] ^ Yours for bai I R. Mil ASHCRA <9 * uoiic rii N<? disease to which horses and mu tre subject is more dangerous than co] mil none more easily cured when the c ect remedy is used. Colic attacks so si lonly and oftentimes so severely that it >f the utmost importance to relieve the < mal at once in order to save its life. Ashckaft's Cr?:.tc Mixture gives rel tpeedily and surely, leaving no ' ad aft itlects. It has stood the test for 25 yea at all times a bcst rcsu,ts a jJSr.Wk ? . ing the Mixti WVi fore the spas. . | j vitaHty of th< OOLIO IN LAST STAOCS 50c. Bottl 3RAWF0RD BROS AND J e a Cold in One 1 10 Quinine Tawet*. je m This signature, ^ ^' , *; mrir* Terru Cotta 1'lpe.Kooilntr TL U 1'apt-r. tar lots, small I I /III- lots write ? ? j nuvt,lyr NT CO., Charleston, S C. T^V /I El { STOCK OF * 30DS ^ * !G DAIL ft' ? i in letting my cus- pi lave returned from ^ *e I secured many ^ Is are now arriving gj i have you call and ??? ial attention to the Bargains ? .50. I nil (?Q qa le lor Z0T CpOiv/U ?j ING, refiu- >*3 ?,2^ 95c ^ ? 75c n g V of Men's Pants at Kl iilso carry a large ^ s and Ladies' Un- ^ LOWEST prices, y rgains, ^ LES J ?JK2*" 4k ^ FT'S xture iic, St'VgSfF* ?4$m&t ^ C'< * ' C "? > COLIC IN FIRST STAGES. ' rs. ;e owner should keep on hand supply of this remedy. The ire always attained by applytre in the earlier stages bens of pain have exhausted the 5 animal. Ashchaft's Colic Mixture d tried remedy, e. Sold by . F. MACKEY & CO. Day EsSk. 1 / on every I box. 25c. J <