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||plennrt booklet fret. A.I. KTKItl.P.O ItKMKI'l I
Anticipate
Parties wishing to purchase in the
near future
Watches, Clocks,
Diamonds, Jewelry,
Sllverware? Fine
China, Cut Glass and
Artware
will do well to anticipate their
wants now.
From now until September 1st.
we shall shall sell any article in
the store at a reduction of
/
* K 25 Per Cent.
All goods are marked in plain
figures. No goods to be carried
over. This is a genuine bargain
oiler.
Selection Packages
^ apnt to repnnaibla parties civiiiK
references in Chester. Kxpress
charges prepaid both ways. Send
your orders to
R. BRANDT,
THE JEWELER.
Under Town Clock. Chester, S. C.
CASTORIA"
For Infants and Children.
3..
GREENVILLE FI
Has a line location, commodious bu
(iuurnrn, n spieniuu conservatory or .>
Elocution, Physical Culture, Itiisines
Large and Able Faculty. Keeps an e>
very moderate rates. Opens Septemtn
( M. M. HI I
Now is the tim
GIN REP,
i Now is the tira
ENCINE I
Now i? the time to have all MAC
repaired and put in condition to i
do not wait until ginning time an
are busy and expect us to get you
It' your (il N needs sharpening sei
on them. It takes time to do Ma
that the people will look after tin
for the large cotton crop.
We have just received our Fall
MACHINE
and can furnish you with anvthin
CAST GOODS, PACKING for
We are going to carrv one kind
BBI/
and that is guaranteed. If it i< n
back and get another Belt. We I
sold is the very cheapest. We w
Belting, but you will not have i
We have better opportunities tha
pie need in this line and we prop<
Don't Buy
in the Machine line until you see
{ money on anything. And we ar<
goods that is not what we claim f<
Don't forget that we have in Ht<
Myer's Force a
the best
" ??F~Thi* in the only place that
A your BYCICLE.
PO
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JASTE
LANCASTER
CATHARTIC 1
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fl&TIPATlOW^^ i; |
DRUGGISTS I;
c*M"of constipation. fascarrts nrp the Ith al T.aia- i
{Trip or fripMll causr raaj natural results. Snm? i
I'O.. C'liirasn. Montreal. Ian., or.Nen York. mi. f
| WE KNOW
how clone money matters are |
with most people. We are pre- j
pared for close buyers. Values |
that two or three years ago I
seemed almost impossible are
to-day an actual fact?nearly cut 1
in two. Many are surprised at j
the line of Groceries I offer.!
Some even are incredulous.
Our Leaders:
23 pounds light brown sugar
for $1.0(1
s pounds Arbuckles coffee, . .. 1.00
7 pounds good green ootl'ee, 1.00
2 Hit) cans tine peaches, 15
Best Molasses at 35 cent per gallon.
A CLASSER.
FRESH /.
BEEF ! :
Having a Refrigerator
in which 1 can keep meat almost ieeeold,
I am prepared to furnish nice
fresh REEF every day. If you will
leave your orders, beef will be sent to
your home at any hour of the day, and
in time for breakfast.
W. F. YOUNG.
July 2S. 180713m i
Itch on Human,
Mange on Horses, Dogs and all 1
stock, cured in 30 minutes bj ]
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This
never fails. Sold by J. F. Mackey <
, & Co., Druggist, Lancaster. S. C. 1
!MALE COLLEGE. _ |
ildings, modern equipments, excellent
lusic, Art Studio, and departments of (
s, Stenography and Type writing. A I
ccellent table and does thorough work at (
r 2'2, 1SM7. Write for Catalogue to
jGY, President, Greenville, 8. C. j,
e 10 nave your iU4-4=l
AIRED!
e to have your |
REPAIRED!
IIINEll )' that you expect to run
lo the FALL BUSINESS. IMense ,
d then come in a hurry when we i
out of trouble in a few minutes,
id the rswh in and let us be working j
chine Work right, and we hope ]
>ir machinery and have it ready j i
Stock of
SUPPLIES,
g in the way of DRASS GOODS, | j
Steam Engines, etc.
of I
FINGb
ot what we tell you?just bring it 1
know that the belting that is being 1
ill not only give you iiuamiiteed j1
to pay AXYMOHK for the best,
n anvbodv to know what non.l
? - _ fvv i
>se to well it. ,
' Anything ;
us. We can save you time and 1
a here to make good any work or <
3r it. <
Dck the celebrated 1
,nd Lift Pumps 1
on earth.
you can get a decent JOB done on ,
Kenpectfully,
AC & HARPER. ,
H EIS
, S. C., WEDNESDA
For the Kntcrprlxo.
VAX H'lTK ITEMS.
This being the last week in Jul;
the farmers are busy finishing uj
their crops. Their crops are goo<
and their faces are beaming witl
smiles of contentment over thi
line prospects.
Neighbor Smith says he wil
make more corn this year than In
has ever made in any two forme
years on the same land, and say
that lie will average five bales o
cotton oil of every seven acres.
Mr. VV. If. Tillman says he i
lookilli? I nr O;", It'iloo /-.IV/-.f
- - p . w. - ? o vii ui ? ' rtCI "
in cotton and 800 bushel? of con
off of 20 acres in corn.
Mr. M. M. Tillman says he wil
get a bale of cotton to the aer<
and 50 bushels of corn.
While we would not misleai
the readers of the Kntkkimusk ii
anything like an over estimate o
the glowing prospect, would mere
ly add that these gentlemen men
tioned all have fine crops.
Politics are being cussed ant
discussed to really an alarming
extent, and our people clain
too, not to be politicians. Tin
merits and short comings of tin
several aspirants for the I'nitei
States Senate are the most ab
sorbing topic of the hour and w<
judge they will all get some votei
at this box. To be candid, anc
from a personal stand point,woulc
say that we really have no choict
among the candidates, for we d(
not believe there is what w<
would call a statesman amon;
them. They are all pulling aftei
the five or six thousand dollan
they know is at the head of th<
successful candidate.
The township Sunday Schoo
picnic that iB to come otf on the
10th of August, promises t<
eclipse all former occasions o
that kind held here for some years
The committee on arrangement!
are making every efi'ort at theii
command to entertain a lanr.
crowd. Come all, come every
body and bring well tilled baskets
and we will not only promise
but will ensure you an enjoyable
Jay. There will be plenty ol
speakers, but not political speak
Bra.
The Pastor of Van Wyck cir
cuit, Rev. Henry Stokes, is con
Jucting a protrated meeting ai
Van Wyck church this week
l'he meeting commenced last
Sunday.
There is a fairly good water
melon crop here this year. Amonf
those who claim very fine patches
are W. I). Rodgers, J. M. Smitl
and W. K. Tillman.
There is some disease anions
the hogs in this section, and man\
have died from it. Seems to eflec
the kidneys.
Your correspondent at thii
place signing himself "iJolittle'
is rather poking fun at tin
Ledger1* correspondent at this
place. Now. 1 come to the resent
of "Optimus" and most emphati
cally deny the charge for "<>pti
tuus" has what wo would call v
fair to good corn crop as well as
cotton. Von must^get up some
thing better than that, brother.
As this is the time to prepare
the land for turnips would re
mind our farmers to look wel
along that line and lot us all have
fine patches.
The most vital question thai
confronts our people at tho pres
Bnt time is the question of a goo<
school at Van Wyck. They hav?
the materia), and all that is need
?d now if? a little energy and con
centration of action on the pari
t)f our citizens to build up i
school ?econd to none in the conn
ty. Let ns all get together gentle
men, put our shoulders to the
wheel and push until we get t
nine months school in every year
< Mir young friend Mr. W. H, T.
carried otT the medal at the las
ITERF
Y, JULY 28, 1897.
meeting of the Lazy Club. The
Club will meet asrain on the afi
tor noon of the first Saturday in
y August.
p PKltSOKAL.
1 Miss Buela Harris of Kock Hill
', spent several days here the past
p week, and was the guest of Miss
1 Maud Tillman.
! Mr. and Mr^. Draden Fudge
paid their daughter, Mrs. li. 11.
r, Massev. a visit the past week.
s Misses Sut* Voder and Maud
f i Tillman are visiting friends in
? Rock Hill.
s! Mrs. K. W. Xibhet and children
glare on a visit to Mrs. Koht. Hicki'
1 in. ( )m> Hickory.
I THE SENTENCE ( OHMl TE1>
g
Ernest R. Ilasseltine Will he Released
in October.
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Ernest B. Hasseltine, the young
. Lancaster hank clerk, who
overdrew his account several
j thousand dollars and tied when
l he lost the money in cotton speci
lation and could not make it good,
* being afterwards prosecuted, eonJ
victed and sentenced to the State
_ I penitentiary for 21 months, has
> had his sentence commuted.
b dovernor Ellerbe yesterday re1
duced the term of imprisonment
^ to 12 months. This means that
} the young man will be released
j in October next. Strong peti-'
* tions were presented to the gov-j
r ernor.?State, 22nd inst.
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Deafness Cannot be Cured
by local applications as they cannot reach the
i diseased portion of the ear. There is only one
1 way to cure deafness, and that is by constitu,
tional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed
condition of the mucous lining of the
) Eustachian Tube. When this tube is inflamed
r you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearI
lug. and when it is entirely closed. Deafness
is the result, and unless the inflammation can
* be taken nut and this tube restored to Its norI
mnl condition, bearing will be destroyed forever;
nine cases out of ten are cause by t i
mini, which is luiuiinir i?ui nil inflamed condl?
lion of the mucous snrfaees.
We will Kive One Hundred Dollars for uny
- case of Deafness (catarrh) that cannot he
cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circu'
lars; free,
! '. .1. C11KNKY & CO., Toledo, O.
' Sold bv Unionists, 75c.
} Hall's Family I* lis are the best
- Cheap Hat*'}* to the Pienir at Port
Jjftten.
The L. A: (J. Railway Company I
t will run an excursion over their
. line to Fort Lawn, to-morrow,
t (.Fuly 20th? on account of the
picnic and barbecue at the following
low rates for round trip :
From Lancaster to Fort Lawn J
i 30 cents, (Jraces l."> cents.
> .Itinounrenient.
^ W e have e*|uipdcd and opened |
I up a modern repair shop for re-'
! pairing Watches. (Mocks. .Jewel-'
' j rv, Ricycies. Sewing Machines,'
< inns. I'i>i??U and any thing else
i 111:it ciiii I??* repaired. We guar
?jantee to give entire satisl'action
. on each and every job, or money
-1 refunded. liring u?> your work
11 and we will give it prompt and
* careful attenlion.
j Kespect fully.
I?. ('. 1 1 o I t i 11 v\ (\).
j /'V/f/i#/ Ilrr/'.
? Head advertisement of Mr. W.
K. Young who announces to the
^ public hi< preparation and readi
.' ness to serve them with fresh, ice
1 j cold heef at any and all times,
i If yon will go or send to his
market and buy your heef he will
I keep it in his refrigerator till yon
need it and then will send it to
| your home. It yon will leave
orders he will send out nice steaks
for break last. The people of Lancaster
should show their appreeia
ti'?n of Mr. Voting's effort to fnr
nish good, fresh meats by send?
ing him their orders.
RISE.
NO. 19.
Royal makes the food pure,
wholesome and delicious.
iBe
POWDER 5
Absolutely Puro
ROYAL BAKINO POWDER CO., HEW YORK.
?????mi?URIBWW . !,! PR 1
Their Marhinerg Moving.
II. J.Cregory A- Co. are selling
stacks of machinery in Lancaster
and the surrounding counties.
Here is a list of those sold recently
: 1*. A. McManus, Lewis Cauthen,
?I. E. Bowers, R. E. Mcllwain,
.1. B. Robinson, W. Mcl).
Brown, (). II. Bell, W.T.Addison,
Shute Bros., .J. M. Kirkley, T. II.
Langley, J. E. Porter, S. L. McManus,
W. J. Funderburk, W. K.
Thompson, Springs, Heath ?fc
Shannon.
Sot ice of Kxee.utive (Jommitee
Meeting Aug. "iiut.
Notice is hereby given that the
County Democratic Executive
Committee will meet the 1st Monday
in August at 11 o'clock a. m.,
in the courthouse. Let every
member be on hand.
W. G. A. Porter,
County Chairman.
.Inly 27, 1807.
White Man Shot hg a Segro.
Pete Bines, colored, shot Mr.
John llinson, a young man about
21 years of age. in a difficulty
near Heath Springs one day last
week. The negro gave Mr. Hin
son some impudence. He resented
it when the negro drew his
pistol and fired at Hinson twice
one hall passing through his arm
near the elbow and the other
striking just below the ankle
joint, none of the wounds being
serious.
A warrant was promptly issued
for Bines by Magistrate Milliard.
C/irttp Trip.
Mr. (ieo. Mel'. Batte. traveling
passenger agent of the Seaboard
Air Line, was in town last week
advertising an excursion to Providence.
lb I., over the line rep
resented bv him, and by steamer
from Norfolk. Va.
Bound trip tickets, good for 20
days.from Auirust 11th,for .+ !! ..">5
Irom ('atawba .1 unction, including
berth and meals on the Steamer.
Hood's
Restore full, rejoilar action
of tl?t? bowels, do not Irri- ^^9 all
tnte or Inflame, but leave III
all the (Ifllralu dl|tpillvf> or- ? ? ?
Ktnlnni In perfect condition. Try then). ! cents.
Prepared only by <\ 1. Mood \ Co . I.owell Mm
P fan fun It on th*- ?(' liotul.
Heavy rains in (-heater county
last Wednesday washed out portions
ot each of the ItarVter and
the McDaniel trestles the other
side of liichburg. Since tlien
till Monday evening passengers
were transferred at those points.
The damage has heen repaired
and all trains are running through*