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mills. Tools and Cordage.


Nails. Tools and Cordage.
Nails Iioehing) New list. GU. steel 5@ to so,.
sas.-crosscnt Disston's ta.,l... co;n. ssssc Der
foot. Humboldt and Toledo. Sc; Tyes etosscut
saw, sc per foot Canadian Racer. T,e; razor
steel 1e per foot hand Disston's. y per cent of
y, n,t :, Ar Ases. =, g, 81 90 psr dor double eit.
dos Hatehets- From s. to - per doz. Ms,,ocls-
= sosI 80 per dor. Picks Railroad, 81 sass - per
dog Forhs- Hay, IS per cent. OF list Grindstones
-2.asc pcr ID wedses-steeI. ssiic per III. Files
scaes-Howe and rsirtanss' platform. al, ard
20 per cent q, list Buso' 20 and Is p.r cent. os
~ counter. $ per cent of list spoford scales.
PER n is-inch thread i7ic per n: ard sthrrsd
l51c sissl, iinch and isrger sic: lothresd l2c O.
and los-'hread l2sr; tsred lsth yarn. s'sAl. lie
Tinwsre- Pieced. ne. prices: stamped. rs and 10
TO 30 per cent. on
Granitevsre~7e per cent 81
Oakum-psr bale s. 5naS 70
Wire Panied barb wire. $50: galvanized ba,bed
fence. 80; green wire cloth. MS per 100 square
Powder t'csbins,--B,.es blasting. per beg sn
Giant Hercules or Judscn dynamite, 10 per cent
champion or triumph SO, improved Ius sss
stump 50; Golden Pheasant sporting ST. tsgs.
%; Dupont Rife sporting. SD kegs. 81; Eagle
Duck S,n KEGS. 81 per case
>, Shot tiSes'nsl pr.p n.s per scs; suchho..
$50 ''' ''P'' "ps'
Blasting cAps-xxx. csE75c PER 100
Heavy Hardware.
Bar Iron Uobhiusj-s275 base Norway iron. Sc
Iron Pirc tioshinsi wrcush, iron. all size. Mas,
and galvanized. sOr PER cent on list ''''A
Sheet Zinc 1oesinsi-isc per n.
Tinplate tiohhinsl-Cnsrrosi riate. hsssht n,
n.0, ws PER boz; TX, ays: ss.rco.l n,,, ~
terne. Ic. ao,as sis ssi r-dpped. nras SIC. p'''''
sheet Iron ~. An nc common. No r.
Single Bands~uslrsnizsd. &c per ID; black n 10
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LONDON. lily 57Wasst essEnes - rnsssrs.
tfBe-, ~ As~'tus a a asrs7st IA ssaatara Ca.f
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ftFfWgFsni iasf =. y hsat--0 aie' NJ. ttzn1-
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.aan} "a - tserer9aef. - ~
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a. is8 rssnfvs. Hag 2s'F. risal,aal. srtsEzaxr Is
ge.tae- EgisTtt. 5 nS-d
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g g. Wrss. fhsrssr g. = frrls Esrf
t.--.. wss,- X 2 MIS- ~
5-ss RAsssa 0s,s~a YEAS Fasnsst. Narsas.
= wrTs-s,stl saa ~ B. v Gg-ar. PiftstssE
a.. ID Tsrlra tF1 rerLg " FfG%sT Tswset
sfss = Is-.at o. T. Essaias @nossslaa.s
a. MtAIansr, Mgaiss. NJ {. RsiuaE. o.
"a V i.-sst FPS @sr FrA1 Efs hf4rtg A.
n. Rs-se Tsz~ssa Mr.. " v Perry. Trpr,
r-st y5ssi g4ttr NJ r ? RE- On
rar...r1f- lsas -1ak.g 2 NsSar CairsEa.
H. s. Gsnty, ~paah ts-'Sfs MssgF. 80
81 Mo- Ta-1raA fehn Eknsarl. O.gSta
W-s w.-szr Co. ? HssuQazag 9 =
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a. WrYsHAs Atg4agian NUs = Jawst a.
3 IS ptfts Tc's 81 n M-Aliffrr Mflsu
AZ Iash-r parsEup " - Fsrrs-aH. -fagEay
g.s. Yr~es r5if Fs.s RaNan nsw4aa.
wm Fssia yz---nv Frlga J Eit8 Mksthg
i r ps.rrson- HAZARD o p. GrAes1f Tushis
A j. seanss sisvsssale Ir.zS BscE-f. lss8gEAA
J. z. M%sxs Oiy. Aa. Bs@kss. G..
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vARIcoCELE.

THE DISEASE-An enlargement Of the
veins surrounding the spermatic
cord. twisted. knotted. wormy
ike or swollen appearance Of the
scrOtUm.
The CAUSE Sometimes self pollution.
but often blows, falls. strains ex-
cessive horseback or bicycle riding.
lhE EFFECT At times dull. heavy
dragging pain in small Of hack. ex-
tending down through loins into the
parts. low spirits. weakness Of body
and brain. nervous debility. partial
or complete loss Of sexual power
and often failure OF general health.
THE CURE If YOU are a victim OF this
dire disease. come 70 my office and
let me explain TO YOU my process
Of treating H. You viii then not
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gal tins. per dor, Is; sssi Jackets. - ., mn !.
lsal cans per dor. sos A-sai cans. y guar ~.
ties. 81; rints n.Ts: 4gai jackets. SIS; sssA uns
..Jeiaes cobbfnsi-a-n p.n.. Sc: S n pals. sssh.
= ~, S,s1if9rnia 2n cans. aoz IN case PER e'N
Cracker, tjobhinr1-scds.. x. ,e per ,; cd
i5 AA %; sodas. x sbores. ssc per sox: Na
1850 s9e; No cartons x soda. lMi 20 a.
irrsis. AAA. De- oyster. sc; Boston nu and
lemon mars ssr ssk.s. e. 80 &c: Gslstts.
e. usual discount r
o,, riskles 0obbinrl-Nis.d. lsai. Ter der So
80; Pieaiim. pints rer acv. s7Ts; Iiese.,, III, 10
s,s3u kegs. mired ard plain. 1c eachi
per -. Ihu MIXED No per raIion. sc; PLAIN W.
Vinegar liOstins,-Bsl.. strr. FER gal iie; % =:
sg.l r.. tlsei thbls. oo-gr. per gal i4e' ~"'
Besn' toshinsl-sman white. Per n. SO; pink
Per h' He; Bayos per n DC; lima. per y g
81 DQbbinRi-Japan sc: China. &c; islAhu' w.
Louisiana. efRTlc per N
Dried Peas Ciobsins,@riels. green. SIC; aeia. yeh
salt iobhnsl-Lirerpool. 5an SACKS. pcr ton; slss
hi, american dairy 90 sacss. rer TON "a sssss
per ton. g; ~, .aets Y IN bale 81; SO sacks 50
IN oaie' ~; I'D sacks. y in bale. s.
Miscellaneous.
SOAP 0obhinsl- Seattle savon, os, @c lm. y;
ion. Do lo 100. $50 Giibsrt Co. Don:
Ivory. sos. 50 % loos ST; Castle white. laaisc Per
Tobacco tiobtingI-Pinr chewing. Battie.x. acc;
olimaI. &c; star. ier iIorseshoe Nc; spssthssd.
&c; Ppsr Heidsieek. Tec; Scroll Tag, sc; s.n Ias'
pail. os IS soa7 %: Seal o. North Carolina. Is.
per n &C. .s 7la; Lime Kiln. 2oz. SIC; i-oz, &c;
PAPER ljohbinFl-Grocsrs' straw g; butchers.
straw. 25o; No 2. Manila, &c; No I. Manila. &c;
paper bass, less discount list, drab express. iic
Bags Oobhing'-Grain. per 100. SIS; old per 100.
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san rrsnei.co Quarantine.

SAN FRANCISCO. july i;--Cot = =
jackson. collector os mo PORT was to-day
rnuArd Nv Quarantine O-acey Kiny0un
that hereafter vessels from Honolulu ana
AaskA Mould Re suefsci &c quarantine
IL 4ps-tttn The Alaska steamers wili W.
hrld uH Nscause % prevalence of mild
rorr, ~ small poX 81 cape Nome ana the
yAwaAAn Neseels on account of plague
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Cash Quotations.

Cash Quotations.
FloN-Easy.
Wheat No ! spring iilsTtc: 80 red ,sJtrsa
Corn No. ?. 9eas4e No yellow. sasesso
Oats No, 2, $50. No white. 8ic. Nc. white
eitsfes4c
Flaxseed NJ l. Nso; Ne Northwestern. 81 80
Timothy s~ed~prine $50
Mess P1rk- Per barrel $40 ssAii A..
Fer 100 pounds y Asf6 81
short RihS Sides. nQse 50. b9s1 IS.
shoulders DRY sal;ed. boxed 6safn.
Shot Sides Clear. h1xed s. asa7 90
whisky. BASIS q hish wines as
sss--Cut loaf So srsaulated. ssas, eenssc.
tienets' \. Nc. ~ A. blso.
-l..n. rnrt AZ.
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IN PRICES GO UPWARD.
darlington Product in California
Advances 81 a Ton.
socaL MARKET REMAINS FIRM.

= Mainly Caused ny q short
os,ase-Prospects Are That
e.1h Foreign and Coastwise Bot
- VIII Ne Further Decreased
- pending Trosbie In Chius-
tai output II Sufficient.
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THE WEATHER..

FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY
Portland, Or. july II, 100
Fair; warmer.
q. =. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER RrREAu.
DAILY BULLETIN
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TRI-O-LET.

by the NY an4 bye ana bye Try our
wine. We have every variety and al
very fac. they have age. body sad purity
and the aroma Ia surely th&t AlgIiasac-
cas- IL the place 20 buy wiEes. Phone
Main 81. 20 Ns1n street.
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Local Repert- Maximum temperature, - degrees
minimum . mean 81 No rain during the past
twcpts four hours Weather mostly cloudy and VERY
pleasant, with tsht westerly Winds
q. n SALISBURY,
section Dir-ctoY, Weather bureau.
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on wool, lssisc; dirty Or timber burned. iSslis
tailow. 2E7ic.
JoBBING QUOTATIONS.
Johhnr quotations today follows.
Sugar. Flour ana Coffee.
s.s14et powdered ssaic; dry srsnuistei s. s2Ic: in
btls, v higher; cube. si1ic; spot cs.h prices
.ss soseit, 'eI. e g. e.ss. 'l sSsr:,
-; , seTn meal s.aI: yellow. NC per n,
p.r 100 n. in ON s.es.; bassns.., asa- NV. '
= 50 per - rs. in s.r sacks; cracked wheat. 8, Is
per 100 Ms. IN ION .scksi f.rns. 81 IS PER in W.
t,ncy rolled oats. 81 50 per bbl IN sn "es. corn
neal, yellow. s. per Dbl. in son seeks; corn
s |ssl shit A. SO per sh, l., in sn .ses,
cracked whes,. 81 per ri in p-s, sachs: steel chi
oatmeal. $50 per thl. in 1n SACKS; graham Aour
ner bhi. in Dlh sacks; whole wheat four -
PER hs'. in 70 n sacks; rye meal. SIS per hhl IN
- sachs, rye Tow. = per hi fame, relied o.ts
q ss isncy rsl.s FL. ''nc y ro,sa es.. s
tie lap, aTs; Carolina SIS
:.,. ~. Moes, b., pc, a'.an JAZZ: FER
or cases. rer ease, sisS ,sib cases. PER ' e~,
Alden Mocha, ae; csr.cois. s,sc, aa.,.mass. NE,
round coffee. isssTac Lion. zoos. 81. IS Co.'S SIS Isl
~. siss
Butter, Cheese, Egss and Poultry.
lseac. Washington crcsmertss i-Ib snd gib prints.
le2se. Eastern creamery. Race.
. csss.e1N .ti,. wsshins.en. iasia.e; Eastern.
Esss Strictly fresh ranch. sasscl Eastern leafl7c
Comb Honey-Csifornia comb, i-Adi3c: strained.
PouItry-Live chickens. isalsc; Nv. ,urs.y. uc.
dressed turkeys. h@ise; ducks. taos per do1eni
geese. loc.
wsinu's Ter n sacks. lsxisr; Eastern black VA.
auts. DC; pecsns itei diter's. is4el Brssfl. l2c:
peanuts. SIC: pine ise: hickory iee ecrcsn.,. ne;
doEen soc; ehestnnt'. se Italians lac; popcorn 80
Hay. Grain ana Feed.
Hay Puget sound, pss ton uisis; Eastern Wash.
ington timothy ss3is: alfalfa. yii.
harley Rolled s0arl
Corn Whole. Is; cracked. SIS. feed meal. Der
Wheat Feed. ssa2I oil cab. meal so. nidalius.,
dairy chopped iced, 81,
Poultry Food.
Grsnn,rtss ovstsr shells sis PER ton; sranul,,.,
clam shells 81. Der ton bone meal SIS per ton;
ton. Z 3 II. poultry iood SIS per tan beef meal
DO. Ss rsr tnn; beef meal. 100. tH ger ton reef
.eTsp. 50, SO 1sF ten seci scraps ios. So per ton;
Meats. Provisions ana Fish.
Fresh Msats-cov beef. ie per .: steer hoe,
Ne per 10 mutioa, wethen. Tke per 10. r,rt e.
p,s y yea. lsrse + per n small ioc Fef Is
tat bacon. ilae dry ssl.od ,,'des. -
a.. y n a A., wtia ec.. Sue rtsr.
sir~r pu,. st., a. w. ~ N"'eia' SIC (.
F.sh yin uniift. ,t9t.. ,n,
a.. .si-,ns s,nt, ftsatsIs -.,o,Fttthesi salmon.
e,yr3srs sgte, sots. IL ~ VI ~, ,fout net
a. smeit T. herring Aaac, hi,ek ~ tss. 'N'ps'
-. ovr,rta a sN.tl "a r,ey 80 e. ~ JIM nfs-
GAms IN ID s1fk Drrssersss c,.1s ~ Ahihn
cooked 81 nv d~i
ssurA Fish fishbfnrS. MA s.l,,~ a. -.
,.Iroon as >, mi, O. 5 sslssr brpt-. s.s. PINK
XXX hsrinS ION pals 81 Is. Ueli,nSs "s y ~
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wonder have cured
and
dd
All indications
ever and their power pleasures
roso raanho
also
To
dies alone my VIII roio
your symptoms fuzzy homo
treatment by correspondence and
saered confidential and writing
hold for Address
NJ. RADCLIFFE. M. d.. ~, s. First n Asss"'
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DR.. LUKENS, the Old Reliable Specialist.

OLDEST In experience RICHIE
skill-CROWNED with 3 Y EARS G
ferer's friend--the peoples speeialis
ture, elect Yaricoole, Rupt ure, Pil'
cutting or detention from usness.
anteed II you cannot cSll. WRITE.
ruent for oat-of-town patien u Hou
10 to u a. IN. Kline & Rose rhtrg 81
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Receipt. and shipments.


Dairy Products.
on Tho rrcsncs exchange today TIE butter usras,
active crszmeFy. lSais4t dsify, iAaife
Cheese STEADY as0tetc.
Egg Fresh. lie.
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oils and Turpentiue.

Cylinder on, bhls. soaeoc; cases Sc ADVANCE
White Lead tiobhiBgl Pioneer or Carter 1000 n
Collier, Ilci Deyae, lie Prepared paints s-gai
cans, Nfaieo; igRl cans. 81 Odl s5 trsl cana
81 70: quart cans 81 snsyi IL
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! In medical knowledge ana
unparalleled suecsss~-tha suf-
He has cured thousands anu
Blood and Skin Diseases, STRIFE
}, Goitre. Cancer cured without
Consultation free. Cures guar
Perfect system % home treat.
=, a, m, 70 n. m. Sgnaaga.
ok. f25 First Avenae. Seattls.
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TACOMA. July r-whoareQuist and unchanged
Blnestem. So. elab. Sc. bctA Tor export
e. r
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Death of Req. II. ID. Perry.

Rev. Robert ID. Perry, a native
of this county, died Sunday morn
ing last at Z o'clock at his home
near Blackstock, after a lingering
illness of more than a year caused
by an accident on the G. G.. & N.
railroad.
Mr.. Perry was about 54 years
of age and was twice married.
His first wife was daughter of
DIR. McLerkin, of Chester, and his
last was Miss Sharpe, of Forsythe,
Ga. He leaves besides the last
wife, four children, two by each
wife, the two oldest of whom are
about grown; also a brother, Mr..
l.. j. Perry, and one sister, Mrs.
M. L Clyburn, both of this county.
Mr.. Perry entered the Presby
terian ministry about twenty five
years ago and up to the time of
the accident which resulted in
his death, devoted his talents to
that work. His remains were
buried Monday at noon in the
Unity church graveyard near his
home.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-08-01

Meetings of the Farmers Instt-
ttGte.
Professors j. S. Newman, VIM.
S. Morrison, M. b. Hardin and a..
Z. Anderson, all of Clemson col.
lege, arrived here Monday night,
and yesterday morning went out
to Jones X Roads to the first
meeting of the Farmers Institute
of this county where they ad
dressed large crowd of people,
all more or less interested in ag-
riculture, and the kindred sub.
jects discussed. They all re-
turned here last evening, and
this morning they will go to Tab
ernacle where they will be greet
ed by probably the largest crowd
they will see at any of the meet
ings in this county. The next meet
ing at which they will speak will
be at Six Mile church tomorro W
iThursday.)
We are sorry of our inability
to attend these meetings, but
have arranged to give pretty
full report of the proceedings in
Saturdays ENTERPRISES.
The value of these institutes to
our farmers cannot be overesti-
mated. The State gratuitously
sends to the farmers through
these experienced and practical
professors large fund of infor.
nation upon matters agricultural ,
horticultural, genealogical, vet.
erinary and otherwise, and these
people should show their appre
citation of the States effort to
inform the agricultural condition
of its citizens by attending these
meetings and appropriating and
putting into practice much that
they will hear.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-08-01
Preparing for the Reunion.

The Dixie and Lancaster
camps of Confederate veterans
held Joint meeting here Sat
urday to elect delegates to the
State reunion to be held in
Greenwood today and tomor-
row. Commandant B. J. With
erspoon, Of Lancaster camp
presided. The following were
chosen as delegates: Dixie
camp-W. B. Bruce, Geo. w.
Jones, j. R. Knight, Jeff Ad-
kins, ]. S. Blackmon. Lancas-
ter camp-W. H. REEVES, Will
lis G. Moore, b. J. Witherspoon
Capts. B. j. Witherspoon and
j. M. Perry now appointed as
a committee to make arrange
ments with railroads for reduc-
ed rates.
In view of the fact that so
many meetings are to be held
the month of August, political
religious and otherwise, it was
decided to devote only one day
to tie county reunion of confed-
crate veterans to be held at
Heath Springs this month, and
a committee appointed for that
purpose has selected Thursday,
the 9th, as reunion day. A full
attendance is desired, as an
effort will be made on that day
to complete the enrolment of
the veterans of this county.
Everybody is expected to take "a
well filled basket. A committee
was appointed to secure speak
ers for the occasion.
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A Minister,s Good Work.

al had a severe attack of bilious
oolic, got bottle of ChamherIains's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
took two doses and was entirely
cured" says Rev. A A. Power, of
Emporia, Kan. my neiRhbor across
the street was sick for over week,
had two or three bottles Of medicine
from the doctor. He used them for
three or four days without relief.
then called in another doctor who
treated him for some days and gave
him no relief, so discharged him. |
went over TO see him the next MORN
ing. He said his bowels were in a ter
rible fix, that they had been running
of so long that it was almost bloody
hux. asked him il he had tried
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Disrrhoea Remedy and ne said, Mo-
i went home and brought him my
bottle and gave him one dose; told
him to take another dose i'm 10 or 40
minutes IL he did not find relief, bur
he took no more and WAS entirely
cr-ed." For sale by j. f. Mackey 4
Go.
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IirSGh Bible SOCietU.

The annual meeting of the
Tirzah Bible society was held at
Tirzah church last Saturday. The
address was delivered by Rev. S.
L. Belk, of Elberton, Ga. The
collection amounted to $151.25,
the largest of any previous meet
ing of the society. Rev. j. M.
White was made a life member.
Besides the annual address in
the morning, the meeting was
addressed in the afternoon by
Revs. &. w. Belk, j. w. Little
and j. M. White.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-08-01

81 think it is my duty to write n
letter to you in regard to what Lydia
+. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound did
for me. 1 wrote you some time ago,
describing my symptoms and asking
your advice, which you very kindly
gave. l am now healthy and cannot
begin to praise your remedy enough.
L would say to all suffering women,
Take Mrs. Pinkham's advice, for wo-
man best understands woman's suf-
ferings, and Mrs. Pinkham, from her
vast experience in treating female ills,
can give you advice that you can get
from no other source. '"-CLARA Kopp.
Rockport, Ind, April 10, 1899.
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Union Services

The following plan of union
services will be observed during
the month of August:
1st. Sunday.-A. r. P. church
Rev. j. III. Boldridge.
I'd Sunday.-Methodis Epis-
copal church-Rev. Chalmers
Fraser.
3rd. Sunday. - Presbyterian
church--Rev. w. c.. Ewart.
4th Sunday.-Baptist Cat A .
r. P. church REV. A. N.
Brunson.
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Trial Justice Summons.

State of South Carolina, County OF Lancaster
BY w. p. Caskey, Esq. Magistrate In and for
said County OF the said State.
To Any Unlawful Constable
Complaint having been made unto me by
j. Is. WALTERS BRO that MRS. w. H
PORTER is indebted TO them in the sum Of
Eleven Dollars and Eighty Cents (SIlSJJ.
These are, therefore, to require you TO sum-
mon the said defendant to appear before me in
my office, in Lancaster, S. c., on the Goth day
OF September a. D., 1909, at 10 o'clock u. IN. to
answer to the said complaint, or Judgment will
be given against her by default
Given under my hand and seal, at Lancas-
ter, S. c., the 3d day of July 4. D., 1900
lSignedl w. p. cASKEY, Magistrate
Aug 6tw
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Notice..

If you have an old Sewing
Machine that runs heavy or is
out of repair in any way, bring
it to R. J. COATES Il cos.
store. We have an expert on
repairing machines, who will
remedy all defects and replace
any broken parts. We can make
your old machine run as good
as new.
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Clocks, Too.

If you want your Clock re-
paired, bring it along with your
machine. We do both kinds of
work, right, too. Our charges
will be reasonable, and satisfac-
ton is guaranteed, or money
refunded.
r. J. COATES & co.
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A Card.

desire through yonr columns
10 extend my hearty thanks to all
parties, white and colored who so
faithfully assisted in removing
my household ELECTS during
the recent fire.
D. b. WALTERS.
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Notice.

The Mt. Carmel camp meeting
will convene on the first Wed
nesday in September, 1900. We
ask the CO operation of all denom-
nations, both white and colored,
and the good people generally to
aid us in having a good camp
meeting. We hope there will be
no one to violate the laws and
rules governing our meeting.
Any person or persons violating
our laws, may expect to be dealt
with according to law. We ask
all to discourage the bringing of
pistols and whiskey of any kind
on or near the camp grounds, and
all other traffic of any kind. We
ask all ministers to impress this
notice upon the minds of their
people. Rev. j. n. Jackson,
Rev. Il. A. McOreary, P. E.
Pastor.
j, K. Anthony, z. Anthony, Fl
McCardeli, VIM. Curry, Thomas
McIlwain, A. Cauthen, S. j.
Wright, F. J Mcdonald, trustees.
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gentleman recently cured OF dyspepsia
gave the following appropriate rendering OF
Burps' famous blessing. "Some have meat and
can not eat snd some have none that want II !;
but we have meat and we can eat-houol Dys-
pepsis Cure be thanked" This preparat alton
Will digest what you eat II instantly relieves
and radically cures indigestion and all stom.
ach disorders Crawford Bros. d-w-S
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The law holds both maker and circulator OF
e.,xJS N9terfeit equally guilty The dealer who
Witc6 uSy dangerous counterfeit OF Dewitt's
littiS ,arssr Salye risks your life to mako a
DaWt,I.si, pthat You car not trust him
xyt,rh ~ ~. ~ she S-ly genuine and original
ard All sEJn Jisessa.- .-%ll known cure for piles
gives you DeWitt's salve. G.swfoTd Bros
d-H.A