Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, June 16, 1897, Image 1
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Notice of Examination of
Applicants for Teacher's
Certificates.
])l' RSI' A NT T< > Til E HIEING OF
the State Hoard of Education,
there will he an examination of applicants
for county teachers' certificates
lield at Lancaster Court House
on Friday the 25th day of dune next,
comiiienceing at it o'clock, a. m. The
rules are very rigid in regard to renewintr
certiticates, therefore, if your
certificate has expired or you have
none and you expect to teach in the
free schools, you are respectfully
urged to meet the hoard on that day
for examination.
Very Respeetifully,
\V. It. HKI CE,
t"??- Sunt. Fd iwn? i i.n
< NOTICE!
\S lll'SiNKSS II AS <'A1.I.KI> NIK
from \'iin Wyck, S. (*., I have tliin
day sold my entire mercantile interest
ill the tirill id .1. K. Stephenson <V I'd.
to .1. M. Voder and (Jrillin.
y Ail aeeounts due .1. K. Stephenson
A, ? o. ii111t he paid to Iliese y^ent lemeii
who assume all debts against the liriu.
i thank my customer* for past favors
and patronage and bespeak a eoiitinuanee
of the same to my successors.
Respect I'lllly,
.1. k. si I.ciiknsov.
.1 one ;trd. ls'.i7.
\ 17" K I 111: I \ I?KKs I <. \ KI > 11 A \ >
* i ii e in.ii^ht t he mercaii t ile i ill crest
of \l r. .1 K. stepenson in the lirin
of .1. i.. Stepenson .v ? o., \ an Wyck.S.
('..will continue the business :;t t lie
old stand under the lirin name <d
\ iider A I ritliiii.
We hope by ifetit leinatily nttentiiu
to customers, lair and honest dealing
to merit a ?hare of t he public patronilk'e.
Respect full v,
.1. M S ..I.I e
< . .i. ;KI111s.
POItKWAIIXKO.
\LL I* Kit SON'S AIM: II Kit K It Y
forewarded not to harhor or cmploy
my son, Kddio Ilohorson, a I
year-old colored boy. Tin* penalty of
the law will lie applied to any one ignoring
t his not ice.
Ki.i.kn Mr I i.main.
Sot iff of I'.tirt ion of .tnnistii nt
^ Tcar/n rs of Isincnstrr (fntih-il
Srhoof oil I7t/i.
VrOTii K IS IIKHKIlY tilVKN that
J, i a meeting of the hoard of trustees
of the Lancaster School District will
he held on Thursday, the 17th instant,
at t o'clock, p. in., for the purpose of
electing live assistant teachers for the
i w hite Oraded school. Jty order of the
hoard of trustees.
Lancaster, S. June 7th. Is!i7.
( 'II as. t. ( 'on n OIIS,
Sec. and Tres. hoard of Trustees.
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'ASTE
LANCASTER
PRuporronslirjlirii), Cn?rnrPt? #rr <'!< ml 1 :i*a- i
r : . i; I . .11-11 .:S) nrt;"il r- -.ills. Sun- i
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iSBUY THEM HERE !S
I s pounds Arbiickl. ">
^ Coll'ee .. $1.00^
A 7 pounds flood <Ircmi Jk
^ roiici* in"?
I Itrst Molasest'S. per gal. A
I tiood ToliArait, pt'r lb.
: Best White Kerosene .1 (w
^ i'.ufiV cjiJis line IViedics,
! f Ihs.I.ight i\\r<>'.v "> Sugar,*!.'*' ^
^ I Si'ill if I I'.if if* tit .Vl.'j.
> A. GLASSER. ?>
lee ('old (Jingor Ale always on hand,
I All kinds of other Groceries at
correspondingly low prices.
?A parly of young people here
took a moonlight straw ride to
Heath Spring Monday night, returning
in the wee small hours of
Tuesday morning, hut greatly de
lighted with the outing.
?The work of rolling hack Mr.
W.T.Gregory's residence to White
street has begun, preparatory to
building him a residence better
adonted to the ?i/? of hio
_ ... W...W Alio iniiiJl) ,
| The new one will occupy the site
of the old one, on Main street.
?Mr. R. .1. llerndon, of Yorkville,
is in Lancaster for a few
days and if you want a piano or
an organ, he can supply you, and
you will do well to see him. He
has recently sold Mrs. W. B.
Knight a piano, and she is delighted
with it.
?.1. F. Mackey & Co., are offering
a diarrhoea and dysentery
cure for children that is said to
possess great merit, and those
who have children in their homes
should procure a bottle at once
and have it ready for an emergency
that may arise at any time
this hot weather.
rn? Rew Nag?r Srnmlul,
Is tho counti} to he nfllictod with n
econd HUKiir scandal? Aw tho "senators
from Haveineyer" ex-oflirio members of
the finance committee, anil are they to
he permitted to dictate tho important
sugar schedule??Chicago Evening Post
(Ind. Hep.).
The senate committee's bill, whether
designed to do so or not, will give the
trust a great advantage should it borome
law. For that reason tlie country
Is bitterly opposed to the senate sugar
schedule, and if the renati will h< 1
the voico if the people that schedule
will not I " embraced ii: *!. new tariff.
?Indianapolis Journal lb p. ).
The storm over the sugar sehednlo is
j steadily increasing. All the ? xaminn
tions wliieh have been made since its
report, instead of ch aring it up, only
make it look the blacker. It has apparently
been made of a very complicated
charncter to ha tile analysis and to dis
guise a job, hut, intricate as it i . it
does not conceal the fact that it embraces
a very largo differential f< r the
benefit ef the trust. This conviction is
universal, and if is avirriivafi d lv tl...
stories of personal profit in connection
with it.?Philadelphia l'r< <s ; H. ji. i.
Tho specific charge by a r? sponsible
newspaper in (abeagothat three members
of tint senate speculahd in tin' secrets
of thr committee room aft? r tho
sugar schedule 011 tho senate tariff hill
hud been framed, and profited fliO,0(10
by the transaction, in altogether too tan
ouh to bo treat* d by the senate with
contempt or indifference.
The peculiar influence which the
| magnates of the Sugar trust have exerted
in the framing of tho now sugar schedule
has alreudy created suspicions as to
the integrity of tho framers of the hill.
If the charge against the allege^l speculators
shall not he investigated, it will
erve to strengthen, if not confirm,
thin suspicion.?Philadelphia Ilullutiu
(.Hep.).
it EN
, S. c., WEDNESDA\
' T/ir Work of Uifht h i n</.
During the severe thunder and
rain storm Saturday night lightn'
ing struck the residence of Judge
|,Jones and the Presbyterian
church. Ono of the chimneys ol
| the Judge's handsome residence
j was struck and badly torn to
i pieces above the roof, and a considerable
hob- was knocked into
the roof several fe *i i\v;?y fi>m
the damaged chime - The v
head plastering in on - of the
rooms 011 the fir t IP was con|
siderably shattered, and the house
1 was tilled with the fumes of --.ili
phurj or powder. None of the
I family was hurt, but, of course,
I they were much alarmed at the
I terrific crash which was terrifying
to people in all parts of the
1 town.
I Mr. and Mrs. R. If. Allison who
, are boarding there experienced a
v?ense fog of scot in their room
iimmnilinTH&v after the stroke.
I which iti some ?!rf:in^e wfty*extinj
guished the light in iye'r roo,n?
j They all expected every ^lume,,t
to see lire break out in the hi?",('"
, in}:, but fortunately their expectations
never materialized.
The bolt that struck the Presbyterian
church damaged the
facings of one of the doors, tore
to pieces the frame of one of the
windows damaged the roof and
left a number of other marks in
different parts of the church.
The fact that the church had
been struck was not known
with certainity till next morning.
Mrs. .). J. Graham was
pretty badly shocked by the
stroke, and they suspected that
the church had been struck.
Judge Jones1 loss is fully
covered by insurance, but there
was no insurance on the church.
DERFECT mi<l permanent are tlie '
cures by Hood's Sursaparilla, be- '
cause it makes pure, rieli, healthy, |
lifo and health-giving BLOOD.
, '/'? the Officers of the latncastcr
< 'omit 1/ I n ti'Cilc noniinational
Samtai/ School Association.
i <>ur County Sunday School
Convention is not very far oir
and it is time we should get to
work. We have not heard of any
Township conventions being held.
What are our township vice President
doing? We would be glad
to hear of conventions being
held in every township in the
' county. I hope we are not growing
cold in the matter, but if we
l arc let us consider the need of
Sunday school work and let the
ollieers of the diU'erout townships
appoint and arrange for a con
volition, it some convenient plate,
and we believe the people will
i come out and make it a success.
L
! suppose the township vicepresidents
konw if they were appointed
in 1 v?."i that thev are still
in office, as the convention of
lMHi re-elected all of ihe old officers.
I find the names in the
minutes of the convention of
I 'I I. e- >i
io.'.i. i in*y iirn its IOIIOW8 :
(Jills Creek, T. 15. Xisbet.
I Buford, .1. 1). I'ly nn.
1 Pleasant Hill, W. I). Usaery.
Flat Creek, J. W. Mamel.
Waxhiiw, W. I). I lodgers.
Cedar Creek, K. J. Mcllwain.
I ndianland, I.. Shurley. in place
of B.C. Wolfe, deceased.
I hope these brethren will use
| every effort to get the Sunday J
; schools together in the various
townships and see if we cannot!
TERF
JUNE 16, I8()~.
fret our county thoroughly organized.
And the County Executive
'Committer will arrange to have
our county convention some time
in the latter part of .Inly or the
I *t of August.
J. I\ Nisi tux,
St a. Secretary.
Fff's \if/ht i*oficrnttut.
Sonic twelve or fifteen years
go it was .1 very common thing
for stores in Lancaster to he
broken into or unhvke 1 hv t<l-e
keys ami entered and goods of all
kind* carried oil"; but for several
years past we liavo had lit le or
none of that kind of thing until
'recently. < Lie night about three
weeks ago one of the large glasses
in the show window of 15. C.
llough ?V (Jo's store was broken
and some pistols and cartridges
I stolen therefrom. The broken
glass wa ? promptly replaced l?y a
new one next day. ami on last
Saturday night the same glass
was b'oken in exactly the. same
place as the other and other goods
,stolen.
| This shows the importance of a
night policeman. The town is at
' the mercy of thieves after dark,
: because, under the plan that, has
always existed here, there is no
'noii.^man on duty at night. We
ropn?ct'^uHy direct the attention
of our tow.,,Lro"nril tn th'* Htt?r
and ask that .the.T nwinUin \hr[
progressive noi(^iV a s
.' < > s <?ou'career
i characterized their n., ? n
by departing from this "
! and by putting on a policeman
! at night. We are sure this will
appeal to their sound judgment
and that they will be sustained
i by the business men of the town.
? Hon. W. I). iMayfield, State
j Superintendent of Education, is
scheduled for an address before
the annual Teachers' Association,
to be held at Hotel Altamont.
Paris Mountain, beginning June
30th and lasting live dnvs. The
subject of the address is, "Effects
of Recent Constitutional Action i
on Education in South Carolina."!
? l)r. Wood row has resigned
his position as president of the
South Candida College, on ao j
count of lii> age and the exacting
duties oi the position,
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^ Machinery ar
<* In i/ii it ti i/l h i nt/ m mi i' //in .
I 'y } im mil/ nut i/n ,\m lh *n ti
: i'tf/i !'(1C(> t/otn ?// /tOttt C ft* it
? First Clas:
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^0 i/n fiif i/nii. II i /'iimf hi 111 f I
m < t In i'i/'ii i f f/n if l/ifl/'h i in f
(/u f i ' /irfifit ''i is huu/ iiii/l fit
"f I'll/l'l sfl if III l/lll/l x, l/lll/f
i fi fi/ L'/inl is il/ii'it i/s rumji!i h
^0 htfbr /u i/ii all /' IIII Is nf I llifllll
fiin/x intii/c mi .shaft nutu'f.
iimii'. II < ni'i oi/in/s tor f/n
k/iii/IoW iim/ i/i i /> wc.Hn. Hlid r
diction t/ult is the heat /iili/i/i i
co.st (I forfllni . II/- run itlso
Will'I', such lis till'lied Hud HOW
dt'Op*? hi'iu'l'i tx. nullities Hud
nx i/one orders. We at n fill
fi/ Hud price.
W H e don't do (I credit hnxiii,
tt'or w/int we do. /tcmoiiihcr f
f
RISE.
no. rj.
Itoyul mukes the lood pure.
wlioleautuc und delicious.
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IN MEMOUIAM.
In memory of Win., son of Ellison
and L. A. Small?was born
March 27th, 1S1?5. Died dune Sth
IS96 of pneumonia, aiied *2 years,
i 2 months and 12 days.
A precious one from us is gone,
A voire we loved is still,
I A place is vacant in our Home
Which never can he tilled.
Clod in his wisdom has recalled
The boon his love had given,
And though the body moulders here
The soul is safe in heaven.
Safe in the arms of .leans,
Safe on his gentle breast,
There by his love o'er shadowed
Sweetly his soul shall rest.
<1 kaxi) fatitkk.
Sick stomach mean sick man (or
tgt'ili 'n).
! " * 15 anfth* WP" *
Uhy' , comes from poor food.
Sick stoi.Sac'"* t v means poor health,
poor noiirishinen oov?r Digestive Corpcor.comfort.
stun* --bio ?*11 stomach,
dial means health ami ?. , *mch we
If we could examine ours.? i?.twould
understand why it is that.
tie will put it out of order.
Hut, unless we are doctors, we never
see our stomach. We would feel it less
if we took Shaker Digestive Cordial.
Shaker Digestive Cordial makes you
stomach digest all the nourishing food
you eat, relieves all the symptoms of
indigestion, acts as a tonic, and soon
makes yon well and strong again.
The more you take, the less you will
feel of your stomach.
At druggists. Trial bottle 1(1 cents.
?Mr. W. V. Cook's dwelling
at Kershaw was struck by light
ning during a thunderstorm Monthly
night. The damage,we learn,
was not seriniK
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