Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, December 22, 1897, Page 3, Image 3
* A Shattered Nervous Syst
FINALLY HEART TROUBl
Restored to Health by Dr. Miles' Ne
the jolly
ager of Shcppard Co's. great st<
" Braeovlllo, 111., wrlt?s: "I had
been sick a day In my llfo until in 1:
got bo bad with nervous prostration t
had to giro up and commence to doc1
trlod our local physicians and one In .
but none gave mo any relict and I th
X was going to dlo. I bucamo dcapo
and suffered untold agony. I could n<
sleep nor rest, and It seemed as If I
not exist. At the end of six months
reduced to but a shadow of myself, a
last my heart bocamo affected and
truly miserable. I took 6lx or eight b
of Dr. Miles' Ncrvlno. It gave mo
from tho start, and at last a euro, tho |
est blessing of my life." HMPPfTfHRH
Dr. Miles' Remedies ^
aro sold by all drug- 5^
gists under a positive SL ^ .
guarantee, first bottle E-NcrVIII
benefits or money re- p.* pnotnra
funded. Rook on tils- C1 aj__iAU
eases of the heart and
nerves free. Address, HHHbhMMM
"Y DR. MILLS MEDICAL CO., Elkhart,
Relief m 6 Hon
Distressing Kidney and
der diseases relieved in six
^ by the "New Great South A
can Kidney Cure." Thin
remedy is a great -urprise r
COlint of its CXt'Pi'iil i it i.rnmri
r I'" "' *" h
in relieving pain m the bla
kidneys, hack and every pi
the urinary passages in mi
female. It relieves rotenti
water and pain in passing
most immediately. If you
quick relief and cure this is
remedy. Sold by J. F. Macl
Co., Druggist, Lancaster, S. (
PIANO*
no disputing
the fact that there is no music more j
than that of the piano, and of ail piano:
STiKI'"!'' lakes tie- lea i'beyonu a doubt.
*.hinK iilKUil a S I'lKFl'' piano is su|
satisfactory. Ti e tone, ami every note
scale, from the lowest to the lpj'host, <
ties tlie highest advance hi tin- art o
construction. Kven after years of servi
STI EPF retains its original tone in .
n/e. Many a one constructed over tort
u^o are still in use. Send for illti
catalogue. Terms to suit.
. Chas. M. Stic
Haltltnoro?1> North Liberty stroot.
WiishiiiKioti- KWvonth Strt'rt, N. V
Charlotte. N. C.?-13 N. Tryon St.
MY NEW
CATALOGUE
-#ARE NOW RE
and I have the pretties
host Organs Made in Am
at prices within the rea
any man who takes qi
into consideration. The
is the < IIKA I'KST, and
I have the BEST I hav
prices on a very reaso
basis and so sure as yo
my organs and hear my i
so sure will yon buy o
your purpose is to buy.
REMEMBER.
^ every organ ia (H'AI
TKMI) for years. All frt
Jf paid with Stool and Instr
" book FKKK.
R. J. HERNDGN,
Yorkville, S.
v Wanted-An idea ??
Protect your Mean : ttu?y nmv t>rlnx yi>u
Write .IOHV WKUI>El:ll'OtV < <<> Pfttcn
n?y?, Wa*?ilnKion, l>. <'. f>>r their #!> ) prl
anil new llal of uu? tboucauil lmculluut tvt?i
Q|U Conference Api>ointmeats. I A
The South Carolina Annual
" Conferenco of the M. E. Church j,
rvin*- South, which met last week at r
Florence, announced Monday
night through liisl op Duncan, the e
appointments. .J. E. Carlisle a
comes to Lancaster as the success- h
or Dr. Weber, who was made as- d
sistant editor of the Advocate, tl
Geo. C. Leonard comes back to p
the Lancaster circuit ami L. L.
I Bedenbaugh to Tradesville.
j Many others known toour readilL
I ers are as follows :
i Kershaw?J. G. Beckwith. I
^ Salem?S. W. Henry.
lj|/ Van Wyck?T. li. Booth.
7 ' Sumter?J. A. Clifton.
Williamson?P. F. Kilgo.
Little Book?A. .J. Cauthen, Jr.
man- Aiken?A. J. StalFord. 0
Chester?J. E. Greer. r<
880. i Chester Circuit?J. K. MehafFey. a
hat i East Chester?R. A. Young. o
tor- 1 Rock Hill?T. H. Zimmerman, o
oulS Ro. k Hill Cir.?T. C. Ligon. o
ndont North Rock Hill?J. B. Harris, d
>tcat, Blacksburg?A. J. Cauthen. ?
could .lonesville?E II. Beckham. *
n<T" Camden?J. T. Pate. n
i waa Mt. Carmel?Henry Stokes,
ottloi J. B. Campbell is again presidroll?f
ing elder of this district.
Geo. H. Waddell is superin
VM tendent, of Epworth Orphanage
and .J. O. Wilson is again editor
?^3 of the Advocate.
! The salvation of the South,and. 1
in fact, ot tlie* entire republic, do- d
lud. , 1 ?
pends upon the improvement ot
~~"* country life. It we in America,
with all our superb natural adBlau
vantages, cannot make our conn J
hour* try people prosperous, happy and
Mh " contented no people ever will,
ne .v 11
n ac Ominous indeed is the outlook for
itnesf the future if we fail to maintain a (
^er; high standard of civilization in '
art ot b
ile or our rural communittes. The conn ft
on of try people are the foundation of n
it al- our prosperity and peace, and if N
yQur we permit them to become poor
soy & and degraded Jthere will he no l
C. hope left for the towns and cities,
and the nation will rot in corruption,
as have all other nations
Ptliat neglected or debased their
inral population.
STo Curo CniiHilpatlon Forever. *
Tnk<! f"usciitfts t'unilv Cathartic IOc or 2.1c.
If C. C. C. fail to cure, UruKktbls refund motley. t
j Keeping household accounts is {|
iiiasiuu; an affair, if not of necessity, still
HKvury- l'ie greatest wisdom. In com- '1
-i'-'v parison with the small amount of ''
x'-inpu time and labor which the doing J,
cc'tuk 80 employs, the satisfaction of f
,pitc <>r knowing at the end of each year b
y year* **
istr.it.ii how the family funds have gone 15
is amplest compensation. One
fff* especial satisfaction gained from ! a
it. > ...
wie Keeping 01 Household ac- e
counts is the ability when, or if 'J
the necessary arises, to reduce expenditures
on the outlay for lux- u
uries and unnecessaries. The ?
money spent for food, for meil- 11
icineorfor fuel is capable of far ''
less reduction than that used for ii
amusements, for wanes or for v
T CI clothing, and a system of accounts
which will show at once where 1
.,?? ! expenses can be lessened is enti- ,j
ill)I % re8Pectful consideration.
t and ^ I
icriea j?eOple
lality I am still selling GOODS
i Best CIIKA1\ Why not come
while to me and buy a few things
e put any way ?
nubia 'y'aiit? T?1 Ann
11 POO x UU1 JL' 1UU1
>rices will only cost you $2.00.
ne if Your Moat, if you did not
raise it, as cheap or cheaper
than any one else. Good t(
(ireen or parched Coffee, u
JAN- pound for $1. (iranulat- ]k
lights e<i Sugar, 18 pounds for $1. ll
ction lught Brown Sugar, 21 lbs.
for $1. in
Ev>irc^ Worlcis
? . of any kind at tiie very low-j
est price for Christmas. Also,!
1 Toys and Fruits low down.
Brine your Chickens and Kggs to
n think mo. Will guarantee highest price,
'p* !!'* | Y ou rs respectfu 1 ly,
p! JOE M1LKER.L.
'otirr.
All parties indebted to lie, en-1
ocially those whom we have ear-j
ied over from last year and long-,
r, must come forward and settle1
t once as no farther notice wiil
e given. Remember we are not
oing a banking business and
icreforo people owing us must
ay up.
H. J. Greuory & Co.
Kducnto Your Howel* With t'linraretn.
Cnndy Cathartic. euro constipation forever.
)c,25c. If C. C. C. fail, druKKists refund money.
ee it* He fort- Jtityiuy.
We have just received a car
)ad of Haydock and other grades
f Buggies and Carriages and
oad wagons, with or without top,
nd the celebrated Mitchell Wagns,
which are warranted the best
n the market, all of which we
flfer to the public at greatly reuced
prices. Be sure to inspect
ur stock before buying, and we
rill either sell you or savo you
loney.
Stevens, Heath Elliott.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
rh? (? /j
f-.il. 1
3,.
No-To-Itac fe?r Klfty Cents.
Guaranteed lo.iui.vu l.i.oii cure. makes weak
li<jti struuk'. IxouU pure. Mc.tl. Al' lr"?'ui"'s
PHILITOKEN.
Is Woman's Safe and Reliable Friend. He
eves monthly palnes, cure? r.eriousness and
ysieii.i and res lores to pcrtcct health. Sold
y druKt?lsts and dealers lor II a bottle. 1'arolilet
mailed on application. If you can't net
, from your druggist, send <1 to the proprietor
nd he will send you prepaid by express. C'lias.
;'slcy, Wholesale Druggist, Cortland su
few York.
To Cum Const Ipat Ion tornvrr.
Take Casearcts Candy Cathartic. 10c orC.Sc.
ff C. C. C. fail to cure, druggists refund uiouey.
Lancaster C. H., S. C.
U"OTICK IS II KKKli Y (ilYKN that
this olllee will ho open from the
Irst day of January to the Twenieth
day of February,1808. for the
iirpose of reeeiving 'he returns of the
nx-payers of l.aneuster county.
All persons having property in their
lossession or control as Manager, lloldr,
or as Husband, Parent, (iuartlian,
'rustee, Executor, Admimstrator. Iteeiyer,
Accounting (Hlleer, Agent, Atorney
or Fact or on the lirst day of .lanary.lSlis,
are retpiiretl to list the same
or taxation within the time required
y law or incur the penalty of II ft y per
cut. which attaches in failure to do
o.
A re-assessment of all real estate
ml all improvements thereon, togethr
with all personal property of every
escription must lie given to the
Luditor for the assessment of Istts.
The Poll Tax of One Dollar is laid
pon all male persons between the ages
f 'JI and (>0 years, except persons who
re maimed and unable to earn a suport
and Confederate soldiers.
The Auditor wilt attend the followtig
places named below for the 0011eniencc
of t lie public :
l'leasant Valley, Tuesday, .Ian. lltli,
S!?S.
Belair (.1. G. Howie's), Wednesday,
an. 12th.
Van Wyck, Thursday, Jan. Kith.
Thornwcll Place, Friday, Jan. lit h.
Dixie, a. tn., Dwight, p. in., Monday,
an. 17th
Tradesville, Tuesday, ?Ian. lsth.
Taxahaw, Wednesday, Jan. lUth.
Flat Creek Church, Thursday, Jan.
)t h.
Dr. C. C. Welsh's, Friday, Jan. 21st.
Primus, Sat urday, Jan. 22nd.
llaile Gold Mine, Monday, Jan. 21th.
Kershaw, Tuesday and Wednesday,
an. 2oth and 26th.
Ileath Spring, Thursday, Jan. 27th.
Pleasant Ilill, Friday, 1 p. iu., Jan.
ith.
Carmel, Monday, Jan. Gist.
The hooks will he open from the llrst
i the eleven! h of January and from
ic lirst to the twentieth of February,
<!>s, at the Court House, and it will be
> tbe interest of every tax-payer to
ake bis returns promptly and save
le penalty of r?o per rent, which atichcM
after t he t went iet h of February.
Kespeet fully,
JNO. A. COOK,
Auditor Lancaster County.
leliK'iile Your I'livdln Willi <'i?s<?rets.
r.oi'ly C.ilh:irtlr, r ir<- corisiifniion forever.
k\-'> . If CM!, f full,.I-iikk so refundmoney.
Subscribe for the ENTERPRISE?i
ne vear * 1 ; six month 50 cents.
Cures to Slay Cured
Thousands of voluntary certifi- |
eates received during the past fif- i
teen years, certify with no uncertain
sound, that Botanic Blood I
Balm, ( B. B. B.) will cure to stay I
cured, Rheumatism, Catarrh, 1*1-i
cers, Sores, Blotches, and the most'
malignant blood and skin dis- '
eases. Botanic Blood Balm is the
result of forty years experience
of an eminent, scientific and conscientious
physician. Send stamp
for book of wonderful cures, and
learn which iR the best remedy.
Beware of substitutes Raid to be
"juat as good" and buy the longtested
and old reliable Botanic
Blood Balm, (B. B. B.) Trice
only $1.00 per large bottle.
kffkctkd an kntirk curk.
For over twenty years 1 have
been a great sufferer from Rheumatism,
affecting both shoulders
to such an extent that I could not
put my coat on without help.
The use of six bottles of Botanic
Blood Balm, B. B. B? effected an
entire cure. I refer to Rev. W.
W. Wadsworth.proprietor Coweta
Advertiser, and to all the merchants
of Newman.
Jacoii F. Sponclkr,
Newman, (4a.
Lor sale by Druggists.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Central Tim* Dctminu Columbia and Titok ooflll*.
K?itrni Vlimi l-i-l tvpcii Co*
luinbla unit Other I'olut*.
Cr HS?: tl VIS MAT 8, I HOT.
Northbound. "ti*
Dully. Dully.
Lv. J'vllle. KCXAP.Ry.. 8 15 a 7 UOp
" Savannah 12 2v p II 35 j>
At. Columbia *15 ;., uu
Lv. Char'ton.SCAGRR. 7 l'Ja, 5 uo p
Ar Columbia 10 55 a 10 10 p
Lv. An*u?ta, So. Ry 2 10 p| 0 80 p
" Granite villa 2 Slip, 10 12 p
" Trenton 3 08 p' I0 50p
" Johnston* ....... 3 20 p 11 101>
Ar. QoluipbUUn. dept. 4 65 pi 8 17a!!..!"'
Lv CoPhlu Bland'( *1 .. * P0 pi R M? i ...
" Wuinsboro. 6 12 pi C & a
" Chester t 01 p 7 1? a
" Roek Hill 7 34 p 7 57 a
Ar. Charlotte 8 20 p 8 55 a
" ban villa J 15 OUnt 1 3u p ....
Ar. Richmond 6 Oil a 6 40 p
Ar. Washington . . 0 42 a 9 40 p
" Haiti more Fa. R. R.. 8 50 a 11 85p '!!!""
- Philadelphia 10 11 a ImL...
hew York 124Sp ? 88 a .... |.
Southbound. 3* So' 33
Dally. Dally.
Lv. Now York. Pa K.lt. 4 30 pi 181?nt|
Pniiadelphlu 6 65p 3 fAi u
Paltlmore. ... a aop 0 22 a|.... .
Lv. \N i.ah ton, so. Ry.. 10 43 p 11 15 u|
i Lv Rh'hmond 2 00 a 12 55 ni
. 1 :?_L ?
Lv Danville . S 60 a, rt 20 p ..M
* C.n ?rl?>tte H'i? 10 2o p
- Hook Hill 10 *)+ 11 06 p
- Chester lOtta 11 Hint
" Wlimshoro. 11 41 a 12 20 a
Ar Col'hin Hlarid'g ?t. 12 Odin 1 07 a ........
Lv. Columbia Cn. ilop't. 1 15 p 4 90 a
i *" Johnstons. . t 63 p 0 82 a
" Trenton BOSp 9 41) a
" tirnniteville UWp 7 17 ?j
Ar. Augusta 4 10p b (W *| ...
' Lv Col'Mit. SC. AO. By. 4 00 p 7 00 ul
Ar. Charleston.. iuOp 11 uu a,
j LT.Corbla.F O.AP.By. 11 W a 12 47 a
Savannah 4 25p 5 10 *1
1 Jacksonville. . .| 0 90 pj 0 10 a] ...
? EPINO CAIl sliltVICE
Doube aily pavseuger service between Flor
! Ida and New York.
Nns. U7 and OH?Washington and Southwestern
i Limited. Solid Veatlbuled train with dining
aaiM and llrat clan coachus north of Charlotte.
Pullman drawing room sleeping ears botweeo
1 Tampa, Jacksonville, Savannah, Washington
and New York
Pullman slurping oar between Augusta and
Knv York
No*. !15 and HA?U. 9. Fast Mall. ThOtigi
J pullman drawing room buffet sleeping oars b?
fwten Jacksonville and New York and Av?
I rnsta and Charlotte. Pullman aleopiug oarl
' oetween Jacksonville and Columbia, on route
daily between Jacksonville aud Cincinnati, Tie
AshevlUe.
I W. H. OBEKN. J. M. CULP,
ti. supt.. Washington. T M., Wa.-vhlngtoa.
W. A. TLTIK. 9. H. IIARDWIC.L
(j. P A.. Washington. A. <4. P. A., Atlanta
"In addition to the ahove train
service, there is a local train dai|
ly between Columbia and Charlotto,
making all stops. No. 34
leaves Columbia (Hlanding
| Street) at 5:00 p. m., arrives
Charlotte 8:10 p. in. No. 33
leaves Charlotte daily 6:30 p. m..
arrives Columbia 0:55 p. m."
Money to Lend.
The Lancaster County Building ?t
Loan Association lias money to lend
on improved real estate situated in
this county, upon reasonable terms.
Apply to WADDY V. THOMSON,
See. A Treas.
Bank Building.
Oct. 'JI-07-0 in.
\v A N T i: i? A<; i; N ts.
"THE CONFEDERATE SOLDIER
IN THE CIVI1. WAP." J11MI |>W >
(Isnuil. iron ill iim frtM tmip-i 16 Inches. ilncl
out I. I'*' liiri't! Il.ili h-Scorns. I'url.ii .s. j
o|e I'lic (T.i'iilcst unit 'irt?"st Wn ilonl; i-vit
pulili.sccl, unci llmoiilv 01)0 I lull doc* ins co 10
tlir Coufcdnraic soldier unci ti.u imu.v ho fought
for. Complete in ono volumo. Afenta wanted
evcrywtai ro lo soil Hi s book on our now and
eaay plan. Manv of ino lady and nentiemen
nirents who nro ai work arc innUnir from SIOO
o $200 per month \ t'oralis, and,
imugnto s of Veteran*, and othera Intcotu i
are n queali t I n I for.% beautiful lltuatrau <i
descriptive circular <f.*oo> and tonna ?o agon In
AddrrM, Coum .1 -i uw 11. Joo 1'HiHTinn
? . >. r.oui- vmo, k v.
11-17
*5
Ohio RiYer and Charleston Railway.
f|T I M K TA III.K of t lie < )hio River anil
JL Charleston Railway company, to
lake p licet Monday, Octbcr istii, at
ti.50 a. in.
ST A N I?A KI > KSTKRN TIMK.
, Du">i I Liu .y
i Kxcept 1 Kxcept
1 Sunday. I Sunday.
(.oiNi; sor rn "No~;-t2~ C> 12
U-avu Marion . on a in I :ii pin
" Rutherford ton 8 05 5 06 pm
" Forest City H!NI " 8 55 pm
" Henrietta' 8 55 " 5 55 pm
" Mooresboro 8 CI " I ill put
" Shel by 0 50 " Mil pm
" I'atteraon Sprln's. 9 50 " 5 45 pm
" Karls 9 55 5 50 pm
Arrive at UtacksburK...'.. 9 55 " 6 10 pm
No~32 i N" 34
Geavelllaiksburk 10 lit a. in. 8 on aui
" Smyrna 10 50 " 8 25 am
" Hickory Grove .. 10 15 " 8 45 am
" Sharon 1100 " 9 10 am
" Yorkville II 15 " 9 40 am
" Tl7.ah 11 27 " 10 05 am
" Newport 1135 " 10 15 am
Hock Hill 1145 " 10 40 am
" Leasltn I!05pm. I 00 pm
" Catawba Junction 12 15 " 1 15 pm
" Lancaster I oo " 8 50 nm
Kershaw 145 " 5 3opm
Arrive at Camden 2 50 " 6 40 pm
GOING" NORTH. N0T33 ~l No 35
' "Dally | Daily
Kxcept Kxcept
I Sunday. Sunday.
l.eavi Cauuii-ii 12 05 p in a 01 am
" Kershaw 1 05 " 11 >o am
'* Lancaster I 45 " 10) nm
Catawba Junction. - 30 " | ! W nm
' Leslie* 2 lu " a 55 pin
Kock Hill a 55 " t 30 |im
Newport .... J in " 5(CI jim
" 'l'ir/.uh 3 15 ' 5 2l? |im
York villi- 33.1 000 pm
" Sharon 3 15 " C 20 pm
" Hickory Grove ... t 00 " ; 010 pm
" Smyrna 4 13 " 0 55 pm
" lllacksburg i 3r> " 7 30 pm
" Ktirl'H 5o5 "
" Patterson's Sprint'. 5 io
Sho'by 6 20 "
No. 33 J N ' II
Leave Mooreshoro 5 17 a.itl.
" Henrietta 5 55 ..
" Forest City 0 12 '
" Rtithorfordton .... 0 27 "
Arrive at Marlon 7 80 > m I
No. 32 has connection with Southern Kail*
wav at Kock Mill, and with Seaboard Air Line,
at i nlawba Junction.
Nos. 34 and 35 will carry passenger*.
Nos. it and 12 have connection at Marion
with Southern Railway
All trains will step on signal at Oakhursi. Elgin.
Caskeys. Koildv*. Old Point.Honilon,King
Creek, and Vain Mountain.
S. B. LUMPKIN O 1*. A.
A. TRIPP, Superintendent.
SAMUEL HUNT.Gcne ul Manager.
Tourist Seeping Car Line between
Washington ami San
Francisco.
The Southern Railway and its
connections (the A. A W. P., L.
<fc N. and Southern Pacific) have
inaugurated a Tourist Sleeping
Car Line between Washington
and San Francisco, via Atlanta,
New Orleans, and Los Angeles.
This sleeping car goes through
without change, leaving Washington
every Saturday morning
! at 11 :15, and is accompanied by
; a Personal Conductor and Pullj
man porter, who go through. The
Pullman fare for double berth is
I $7.00 from Washington to San
I Francisco.
| This service is especially for the
convenience of the parties holding
second-class tickets, though firstclass
tickets are good in the car.
Further information may be
obtained from any Southern Railway
or Southern Pacific agent or
'official, or from A. ,1. Poston,
I General Agent, oil Pennsylvania
j Avenue, Washington, I). C., or
| from W. A Turk,
G. P. A., So. Kv.,
Washington, I). C.
LANCASTER A CHESTER
RAILWAY.
Between Chester and Lancaster.
In effect' on ii.in., Sunday, Feb, 14, 18V7.
Da if If Kxvipt Sandof/.
Westbound. Kaxlbound..
No. ft No. 11. No. to. No. 12
A M i P. M | A. M |I?. M.
9 oft! ft fto.d Ar....Chester ... L.v| nuft; T ifi
X So' ft ?ft Orr's " ] 11 90 7 20
x i.'tj ft 2ft ".. . Knox's .... " it an! 7 30
X 3ft| 5 15 ". Mi U.imi 1 ?.. . 11 to, 7 to
x 2ftI ft Oft d ".. Itlcbburk'. ... " 11 fto 7 ftO
x ift t ftft . liascomvllle 12 Oft x oo
x lift1 I tft ". Ci'dar Shoals " 12 1ft! x 10
7 ftft t 3ft .1 . Korl Lawn..." 12 2ft x 20
7 a*! t 20 ".... (irat'i-x... ." 12 to x 3ft
7 2x mo " Millrr'x Croxs'jj" 12 fto x tft
7 201 t on d Lv. Lancaster.. Ar 1 ixi x fto
A. M lIV M I' M P. M.
Alitlll 1?.1>1UK l/.miiisirr ill t *?u ;i. in., coil
neets at Clit-Mit*r with Southern Hallway yoiiiK
south, I', ."v I. KOinK north ami <<. C. & N Vcs*
tihule and local trains KolnR west.
Train leaving Lancaster at a to p rn., con
nects at Lancaster with O. li & 1 troni Camden,
and Chester with Southern Hallway yoiriK
north and south and with C & I. north.
Train leaving Chester at 11.0a a. m , connects
at Chester with Southern Hallway from Charlotte,
also C Ac U from north.
Train leavin: Chester at 7.nap ni , connects
with Southern Ka iaay from Columbia. (1. C
\ N. from Atlanta and C. Ac I* from Lenoir.
l.KROY SI'KIXCS,
IV. II. HARDIN, l'rt'siJent.
Vice-I*re.s. atul Mannger.
w? ...