Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Plant Shade Trc's W??!11 <I you increase the value | of viiiiv property? Then plant shade trees alotii; tli > sidewalks adjacent to it. Would you add to the comfort and heautv of your hornet Plant shade trees. A writer in the Sei. ntiiie American i lilies {lie planting of .-h-.de trees! not only for ornament and coin | fort, hut also for the health of | the jteoj?'e. Plant shade, trees. I l>o it this fall. j Synod Meets. The Presbyterian Synod of South Carolina convened in the Presbyterian church at s o'clock this . Tuesday I evening As we pi to press Rev Dr A Sprout of j lvuek 1 till, the ret iiino Moderator,! t.-iurriMi college oil 1 iims?|:iv ot last week. Mr.Hough will take up the study of law.?Tlio State. ?The weather turned decidedly eold Friday night and a light frost was reported Saturday morning. It was not sullieient to do any damage. ? The cotton buyers of Columbia organized a cotton exchange last Saturday. The oh ject of the exchange.is to promote the general welfare of the Columbia market. Mr. M. C. Heath, formerly of Lancaster was elected secretary and treasurer. ? A little child of Mr. Jas. R. Anderson was run over by a horse last Friday afternoon and badly, but not seriously hurt. ? Mr \Y .1 Rird has the contract. to build Mr m k .Jordan's residence at the corners if Cemetery and Meeting streets ?Mr Fred i.emmond, who is now travelling f?n* an Atlanta linn, spent a few days here this week with his pare nts ? 1 jist of letters advertised for the week ending Oct is, lShS; Miss Sosie Belk. Miss M :i*rjjio Bonds, Miss Knuna Williams, .Joseph Hammonds, care K I> Beckham, A C Lesemann. Jem mio Uohinson, A !?. Yonn<; .1 F dre-orv, V M Entertainment. Tlie young people of Heath Sprinc will jjfive nn entertain;: ut at the lleaih Spring .\ondemy < n Friday r?i^ht. Oct. 21st, 'for the henelit of tlie new Methodist ?*hnrch 'd that \d:n: i?m: 25 ami 15 cents. We are requested to invite nil to en me and hritvj their friends. is what many a mother is looking for; something absolutely safe and reliable, that will disarm her terror of that dread rattling, strangling cough, ho fearful to the mother, so fatal to the child. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral is a croup cure that can be relied on. Thousands say so. Mrs. W. J. Dickson ("Stanford Eveleth") writes from Truro, N.S. :? "That terror of mothers, the ftartlicg, croupy cough, never alarmed me so long as I had a hot Me of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral in the house.'' "We have used Ayer's Cherry Pectoral in our family for years. Once when our boy had a severe attack of croup, we thought that he would die. llut we broke up the attack bv uainc Aver'a Cherrv Pectoral." R. H. COX, I'laucheville, La. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral is put up in half-size bottles at half prioe?60 canto. i> |ut"u-miijx in* oponimr sermon For list of inemltcrs see iirst ]>nge Mr. M. .1. 1 lough of Lancaster 4. 111 ? - Dvath ?!' Mv. .liU'P's (I //?w/o. i The sad intelligence the! death (if Mr. da*. (i. liowze, which occurred :it the State lios- i pital in ('olnmhin, wastelcgruphed here late Friday evening. His' i impaired health hrouglit on mental derangement and he was placed in the State li.ispTd last Fchru i r.ry where he conid receive ex-' pert medical 1 reel meat. l?ut little tiope has ever I seen given for his ultimate recovery, yet his, I death was a >ad shock to histnanvi I friends here. lit! was a man of) the highest integrity, energetic | 'and industrious. lie was highly] esteemed hy ul1 who knew him, was a successful fanner and a rood citizen. We lament his death, and sympathize deeply with his family in their sad bereavement. His remains arrived here Saturday and were taken to Camp Creek church for Init ial Mr Ho v/.e was about 515 years j I of age and leaves a wife and nine ; children He unwed through the I i lat?* war in Capt Ko.-tcr's compaI nv and made a gallant soldier | A Home Cannery That Pays Mr \Y 1' l'lyler, Manager of I the Waterloo. N C, Canning Co, ) was in town vesterdny delivering I I "I I canned goods winch Ire had sold | to W Hanson, The Farmers' liank- I . ing and Mercantile Co, Heath, Springs Co, .1 l> Walters cV: I Hro, and 11 W l'lyler. This is the second year Mi 1', has heen in the business. lie has put up something over 3,<M)0 cans this season, of peaches, apples, tomatoes, Iicans, etc. He has sold something over ?100 worth in, tins market and vlie superior! ' quality of higoods and the certainty of their always being fresh I makes a big demand for them. I He has no trouble in finding sale for them, iieithei do the dealers who handle them When buying canned goods ask for the Waterloo Canning Co's and you will always gel something nitre and fresh Mr I', savs a cannery beats raising cotton all to pieces l?a\ pp ! ! ! The firm ofll. .1. (iregorv Co., has changed hands and we want all parties- indebted to us to : come forward and settle, as their ! notes fall ?lue. l'ast due notes and accounts must be settled at <isic". sis (mi' Mr. II. il. Crregorv is out of the lai-isress here ami to ao We>l and wants his nioiiev. IMea-e ori 11 and see us and save i-vpi-nM' of n eolloetor. | :it. II. d. (lit kooky tV; (-o. -*? a .-??? ? Seriously Hurt !?> :t ISull Or. Salut'lay rvcninj; last while . w.iterinj* a line registered .Jersey ! Hull nl the (irejjfory.s' I.athuu .farm Mr. Win. Yarnadoro was ! seriously hurt I?v the animal. It J hutted him down and continued 't'? butt him notwithstanding Mr. II. !.. Connor's efforts to stop it hy prodding it in the nock with a pitchfork. Fortiinatily, Mr. V.. fell close to the side of the barn and the animal could not jret fair ! play at him with his horns else he! would have heen killed. He was hadlv bruised about the body l??1 is now iil>1c to he up. I)r. I'ouvcv. the attending physician, savs no hones sire broken and that unless pneumonia should set in he will soon he himself sixain. The animal's horns seem only to have struck him once, making a slight cut near the arm pit and on one side of his nose. Sent to tin* Asylum. Boh Frazier, col., has been adjudged insane and was taken to the state asylum By Messrs J. F CMyburn and Sam Kanirloy last Monday. Boh is a brother to Pete Frazier, who was committed to the asylum about two weeks ago. AN IN I >KI* UN I > ISN'T FIICM. N<? Ciitniipdinjj Alliances- l>?.in<? Husiiicss on Their Own llook Free from all Combinations, Clybnrn ?5c Klliott throw down the irrtnntlct to all would-be com petitors ami challenge them to duplicate, if they can, th"ir prices ami quality of buggies and wagons. W e fully realize the importance in business of having something to sell that the people need, then letting them know that you have it. Money is dear, goods are cheap ; we, therefore, take this method af letting everybody know that we have what they need. We handle the celebrated MITCIIKLL cVc LHWIS wagon, in three sizes, that will compete in quality and prices with Carriages, etc., that must go any wagon on the market. W e have sold these waoons for a \ ear and a half and they give entire satisfaction. All we ask is for you to give us a eall before "y on buy. Our line of Open and Top Buggies are I just superb, and we just knock the bottom out on prices. We will have a lot of single1 buggy harness to arrive in a few | days that can't bo beat. Also, One-horse Wagons, iron axle and thimble skein, at prices unheard of in Lancaster before. ! We have on hand at all times see-, ond hand Buggies, Road-Wagons, 1 whenever a customer says ho would buy if the price suits. We keep a first class Livery, k'eed andS ale Stable, and can at! all times furnish turnouts equal j | to any in the State. We,are running our own business on business principles, and paying cash as we do, for what I we buy, we are enabled to defy combinations: ami we w ill make it to the interest of our friends to I patronize us. Our motto is, give every customer the worth .of his I money. Friends, stand bv us, and then 1 you need fear no combination in i our line. CLYBl'RX & KLLIOTT. J llon'l Tultnrro S|iU and Smoke Ynnr l.ll'r Ana j. To tjiiit tiilincro eunUy mid forever. l>e mat; net it-. Mill of life, liorvo nml vi^or, tulie No To* Hue. 1 lie wnmler-worker. tliut makes weak men I strong. All (lriiKRistii. SOc or 91. Cure eon ranIpwI I look let iiml simple free AiUiress Si Tllnt; Hemeilj- C" 'lueas'o or New Yorlf" ? mPOKTANT XOTK K: , H 'Viiii! xnl'l out <>ur niercanti'** ho-/nt >- to 111 Farmers' KhoMuk ami I .Mei'i'H' tile '"o All t ait<es tliHt owe | ii- must com*- forward ami settle up, ' . i?s we positively ou"t eai ry over tiny I it**** u uts '"'li.s,iuil't o applies to ulI who { owe us T. M. KIT/.patkick At Buo. I month. /v ?' *4 ?T3WP?MMMttJUaMHaffT^1M1BV ! CLERK'S SILK. ! 1 STATK OF SOI"Til CAROLINA i | ! ( MI NT V O F I.ANfASTFIt, ( <.urt of (?oninnm I'll oh I hol.riaali J Gregory, Lemuel L. (ire^ l ory, ami o'lters i' atnt/ft's, against \V. J., I'orter, Assignee, Joseph F. I Gregory. Assignee, anil others. De j (eniiauts. * I )I" ItSFT A N r to ?n ()r*l< r of court in ' I the above ease, siy i e't i y Oeo. W. ' (}ntr?. t'irouit Judge, Oct. lstis. F | will sell at Lancaster cciii t?house mi | ! The I'ie?l M<>n<l(u/ in November, | within the letal hours of "ate, tin* f*il- j lowing described t racts of latui to wit.*] First : Ail that ?'ertai:i lot, piece or J (uri'i'i <>r taint situate. lying and being I mi the county of Lancaster and ?tale aforesaid, bounded an follows : North on lands i f J K Gregory , Kant on lauds t R K wylle, south on landa ofs H I Gregory, Mid West on land of Joseph Ihtker and others, containing Two J tin nil red and Thirty four tAcr**, Mote or Leu*, and known as the mci uel 11 Gregory Homo place. Second: All that piece, parcel or tract of land /ying and situate in the ? oulitv of Lancaster in said State on I the waters of Flat < reek, hounded North by lands of m H Gregory, West by lands of W J Rlnckmnu, K'st by land* formerly of T T Gregory now ol it K Gregory, and routli i>y lands or J U Uatoe, eoniaiiiing Fifty Acre*, More or Le**. Terms of Sale, ()A"iH I'ttrchaser to pay for t apers. VV. S. L. Porter, C. C. C. L. C. J T (ireen, l'ltt's Atty. " r>r Mlies' Nmtc Pi.astbhheuro nrentr i TUM. WtAK BAOU8. At druciteu. oolylte. -1D I1 Ifilll If. 2 A SHOW Hams* one of ?.$al is our milliner, to inspect. IN en hand. Novelties table and corner tieauty. The fre the Blast. Come there's much to f pay when if conn A. Fitting The nobbiest styles will l>e here in : tire collection of Silks, Hai red Plaid pons, Storm Serges, French Serges, THE FIRST We don't belie ill the silk line. stripe you've hea A FAIR FIELD IS ALL WE DO 6 I Bator iii Frill giving away at 3 cents. At the ?itr of Fancy Plaids?12A cents goods? yard-wide Bleaching now down to a figures. We are simply nnderbollin pairs of new Shoes. With no big s clerks nor hack lot drummers, we e Schloss' tine it, mi (Iwi <1**1Y?vt* Y f Men's 75 rents v w W fi ^ H e have new <1 ()(> cook stoves, ti lots of cliairs. bin k,Bojs" won't eln House-keener? before buying, For From li e have Lac< pair B owels. Mh lina Blankets, W Aji'i to tbe highest hti Seller, is ail we s V N. B. Mrs. A very best in the ! will find upstairs satisfy vour ever 1 4 Illf illj| j| W: tmri?wniv^gcnca.jBauw.* xr:?z:;t r- xmm ^"O SleanSv ?ji i' J&* fc * ^ ^ ' *i "*4 V 1Y. K ii ii S ii E 1 4 i! t ?. timore's sk:; We've a mosis; ereaiioiss gee c' peep ieves lias Sis examples sliest, and finest .r: in and make vor see, much to adm; A is ?> a purebase. Commen< i few days. You can't tint! a higit s, all-wool Whip Cords, Twilled-'?jj.c! and silk and wool Novelties. CROP OF FAL! ve there as anythi That new figur** r<! so much about ) AND HO FA\ WE EYU1 lUSINKKS S OJ* OUli R i J A mnnufaeti I ?1 |i |/| cents Prints th |j V U 8 k A mill in Soot lUfi ljlv'9 of 1 i yard svid All I'tiaii sale of Dress Cioods in Ne your's for 7 cents. Yard wide Pe nickie. ! ill liar raflti ^ g any concern in the country. l.ver tore rents to pay. no partners to divi< an and will undersell litem all. iade clothing is h? 5 suat,'.-"^.0 suits ann J earns Bants ! W afc ^!i 1* w ? a lepartmcnts on ou 55 bed room suits,, iTiuis. and safes, nekle over their U s, see us, and be : Auction i Curtains, wim'o actings and sheets JO bed spreads* ft ft T Mil \\ V SJ yer, s^eb?I Imij frou isk. if. G AN ^ mos,the Dress South, with lie?' i over our store fu y wish in her line ii if '*W : [i d 8 Fashum S;? ?:l* 3id Miss \ f Mu? miHiiu s. sii.-plaj'i?i- .i vuii on <'v. *W ? j case. I'\ -i uf bcMilehui'; it t lion so ; ;ni. am! little'? ? cement. ;,r> NOW AWTiI"> i<n j <v ; lavishly for tie .?r; ; V *> ?0'J< till!- tl)<? IllO.-t. I 1 -f; "j ? < | cr couiiii:) v. ? . r; <' \ .Vt } lit ixootls hi t;)'_ ?_\ ? . M*. -ths. lloxu'li.'.v' Iks? tp if e ? v.? 1 &v PL ^ c cjidrtjM'd r'^ ??3a<! I IK; I uiK' are here* fORS D?D A SR. TKUTLT Ji' cr iri. r: u*. S.<:?!( ytml ol'.V tj it vail sell you :it .*> < MT& b- j.TMiina ^ives us 1 1,<?<f -vic * ; ??>! Si*ii Island that v%<' nn w V'?vk v\ec?u??lil 4,52*'*> y ;ir.k reidv only .* cents. Hs;ik*v\< )['TA(ii MKM, amljuSK ?t?. 'ro^d t\> ,('< our Shoe; hush v.** itv.v:; 11. 1'!'iil! cC y ./?v rot'civinij hun trods of i?o f'MU'V 1.1.J I ' ) & ire at (50 ceuiftf In (5:? y <* \ \ s:* K' i' at H e."i s* 4 'W 1M' / " *"'! / *u t:i u?,-. v f<ec<iS!?! fleers. 8 E4* he?!slea?!s. 8*ea'ealler Stat1 3! -:iUm'e prelifc s??'c to see st>. w .-iIukICS, 1O00 ? Xoi'(l) 4 '.itot ** * k. 1 j i I I it 77ic Lotrest JON. iker, one of the assistants, you IH equipped to If. G.