The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, January 15, 1902, Image 2
IT.? LKDOtR. SI
1 h u ^ovv S. Carter, I Fi
i.Dirow \VO MANAGER.
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WK.UN KSDAY JAM WHY, 15, 1902.
Prelicimaat of Democracy.
Mu*t Nominate a Candidate Who
Thought On# Way and Voted
e J | /v
Another.
Senator Tillman, of South Caro |111
lina, lectured at Memphis & few;*'
nights ago and while there gave,**1
to * ropojter of The Commercial- ^
Appeal an interview, which, if reported
accurately, is entitled to c<
tank as his moat extraordinary ^
utterance lie told the newspaper w
man that the Democratic party ^
"was in an unsettled, shapeless **
sort of a fix, and was simply sail c<
iog ajong without chart or com- n'
pass,n and outlined, thus, what ^
ought to he done for the dere^
Hot: - 8'
"The situation requires a man n
who has remained with the party,
although he may have done so at 'f
the sacrifice of his personal views Tl
on the silver question. He must ^
n ?t he a radical silver man, for ^
that would excite the enmity of *
the gold standard Democrats, and ^
he must not he a van who has "
refused to stand hy the party, ^
because the silver people, and we 81
can't win without them, will net 2
support such a ticket. lie should ^
? he a man who believed in the gold
standard and \ et put aside his 11
personal views and accepted the P
will of his party as final in the u
past contests." c
What ! Nominate a man who
'
has all the while believed in the
<*eld standard ! This is an amazing
concession from on# who, as 81
tho fVickshurg, Miss., Herald n
said, a little over a year ago, of ?
the gold standard people: "We '
- j don't want such cattle in eur
Jr party. Drive theua out. Get ^
rid of them. Stand !>y free coinage
or you are no Democrat." w
Now the huilder wants to put at ^
the head of the co-ner one of these Y
stones which he just a little while ^
, ego refused. a
Hilt we cannot holiava that P
- > """" "
Senator Tillman uttered these
sentiments. There mint be seme
mistake about it. The reporter P
must hare gotten him down wrong. 81
We await fuller information.? 11
Charlotte Observer.
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Announcement. P
P
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Beginning with this issue of
the Enterprise the paper will be
issued weekly, just as it was prior
to the beginning of the Spauish- n
American war. When the change n
to semi-weekly was made the de- *
* sign ef the management was to ct
run it. in that form only through *'
that war, hence there was nm in- v
crease made ia the subscription *'
| price of $1 per annum. It being C(
practically impossible to run a *
' semi weekly paper the size of the
Enterprise for $1, the public will ^
not be surprised at the change. a
Of course there is not much savine
in issuing it once a week, **
since there is just as much reading '
matter in the one issue now as *
there was in the two whea issued T*
serai-weekly.?Lancaster Enter- 'r
prise.
NEW CENTURY COM- cr
FOKT *
M i I I l/twe ni*A /!???! ? '
??Aiaiawuv ui v ?i*ii J lllJMIIJg 2t 1
world of comfort in Bncltleo's bt
Arnica Salvo. It kill* pain from
Burns, Scalds, Cut*, Rrniaew; cen* ^
quer* Ulcers, and Fever Sores;
cures Eruptions, Salt Rheuia, *r
Roils and Kelees; re nevus Core* w<
and Wart*. Bast Pile cure on qc
earth. Only 25c at Crawford Co
Rro'a, ,1. F. Mackey & Co'* drug
tore.
m _ m *
Haw ira T??r KMmii V p*
Br. * ?> luftfit PllltearaaJl AM nay Mta. *? *
AO HwiaaOa.eeiwgaorW.Y. "
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IITH FORCED TO THE WALL, J
iTHKK OF CHERRY TREE t
IDEA FAILS. jJ
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l? Monticello, FU., Newspaper ' 1
Man Makes an Assignment ? j *
A Touching Valedictory,
Accompanied by a ;
Statement from the
Assignee.
idumbia, S. C., StMte.
Since tho untimely end of that I ]
fant industry, "The Ames ;
wen Chorry Tree Company," I
i? skeptical have been predicting '
le failure of "the father of them j
1"?the South newspaper con- !
>rn of Monticailo, Fla , which is
le firet of tha "get rich-quick" i
henias to ha started Tha nap- 1
in ring concerns and ether ahor- '
re infringements on tha Smith
jpyright have been failing and
t?v comes tha annoucament that
mith has made an assignment.
For several weeks he has been
ow in muking remittances, and
ow his agents are being informed
lat they are apt to come out
>sers in this matter. Smith's
aledictory is very atfecting and
as a "touching" ring about it.
le is, or was the publisher of
'he Weekly Constitution and The
fonthlv Reporter, notoriously
'sorry1' papers, hut they have
rought him over 40,000 aubcribers
through his system of
iving eniplo} nient to agents to
0 writing at home. Some of
bene agents in Columbia are sadly
1 need of the money which they
lit into the business and would
Imost be willing to sacrifice their
laims for pay for work they have
one if they could get back the
loaey advanced.
The last of Smith's ventures is
ummed up in the following statelent,
which he issued under date
f January 4th:
'o the Public:
Leaving the University of
reorgia in 1880 I moved to Monicello
and in a few years afterguards?I
haven't the exact day
efore me, but seven or eight
ears ago, I took charge of The
fonticello Weekly Cr nstitution,
nd have continuously edited and
uhlished that paper to the present
ime.
When i took eharge of that
! A. I 11 it ii
npor 11 dvi irss inun on* mouand
subscribers, and by continous
hard work I have increased
:s circulation to 40,000 or mora;
tas rapidly building up a large
ib printing business and had a
rospeat of doing about fifty
lousand dollara worth of adrarsing
par annum.
In October, 1901, 1 bought and "
loved to Monlicello th* bast
ewgpaper press?a Wabb perscting?in
Florida, with the ax 1
aptiou mi on* ia .Jacksonville. I
I so purchased other costly and
aluabl* machinery with which to
perat* the plant, and have nearly
impleted a new building, all at
heavy expense.
Monticallo being a small place j
was necessary that a large par
int. of our business in the way
? subscribers, job printing and
Irertising, ceme from a distance,
o get this business it was nectary
to have a geod many paid
ipresentatives in the territory <
om which we expectod patron- 1
{
The business was gradually in- '
easing and promised well up to |
few months ago. At that time j
encountered some opposition, 1
it by continuous and persistent '
Tort managed te withstand it 1
r a while. This eppoaition came ^
nm nftrtitH nr npwnm?i?i
, ' \
&re and are not personally ae- <
minted with me and who had no <
rrect conception of my work, (
oin parties whose main hope of 1
eping their owe head** up, deads
on pulling dewn the heads
others. Their unfriendly criti
iuma consisted ef statements aud | B
mblications thai were wholly un |1
row, and without Inundation. Jl
act, statement* ibat. wer? cdfi- JV1
reived in malice ma'tein jealously, .*
uid circulated with a ttesir? fiViVt -?
iope t.. injure. m
As above stated I was' able to
withstand thi-? 'oppdsition for u |
:inw, but to d?> m>'I wad compelled A
io toil day ami night, whl'ca
indei the strain L hove bad to >40;
las seriously inipaifnl aty health.
[ am now uuable to give the business
the energy and attention nec- f"
ssary for its successful continue- ^
tior under the difficulties briefly c
mentioned. f a
Had it not been for this opposition
I would bare successfu'ly J
built the business up to th point ?]
desired, given employment to
many who needed it, and made a .
fair margin of profit <>u the busi- ^
ness transacted But bad news
travels at a rapid rate dud in (
many instances a substantial in * ?stitution
under ordinary conditions
has been quickly ruined by
the circulation of untruthful -re |
ports, regardless et who their
anthers may hsve been - ' * ti
In conducting my business* I t)
have ever endeavored to keep faith
with each of my representatives
and am sure a reference to my
pafet record will Satisfy anyone on 1
this point. And 1 shall yet keep p
faith with them, even tho? gh to
a l t?. m 1
do bo, mams 11 lecMnary xor me J
to sacrifice everything 1 havo I
worked for the past twelvn years.
I have carefully and maturely
cousidered the situation for sever
al days and have finally concluded
that the only safe course to take, ^
considering the interests of ell,' is
to assign all my property fo* .the ^
purpose of satisfying the just de- ,
mands against me. ?* j
I have, therefore, this dey,v
voluntarily assigned all my prop-,
erty, real, personal or.mixed*.,ineluding
money in the bank,- -and '
excepting only my household, apd ,
kitchen furniture, ..for, the.,.pur- .*
pose named... The assignee bus . J
taken charge of it and. wilt rm^ko the
proper disposition of *aipe< 1, ^
It is a matter, of. deep regYetr.
and a great disappoiqtiqeni-to one
and to my friends?and I apiglad y
to say that I feel.that every one p
who is personally, acquainted with S
me is nay friend?that the cou^e g
taken seems best. t
kaanant.fnllv ?tr> t)
r- *>. ?f r
This is acrtnmpained by a stata- *
maat from 4tS. D. Clark, as- b
ignee," id which he gives formal .
notice of the assignment, and
says: 44Yen will therefore dig- c
continue your work in seliciting d
agents in behalf of this establish- IJ
roent, and that yeu will send
forward a sworn itemized state-;
ment on the enclosed blank to the i
undersigned assignee, of the |
amount of this establishment's ..
r
indebtedness to jou. In making jt
up this statement it must be duly t(
sworn to before some, magistrate S
in vour vicinity. 1 will kindly *3
ask that you send this statement ^
ferwat d to me as soon as possible
and I will endeavor to make the i
best disposition possible At ad m
early dato."
FINDS WAY TO LIVE bONO
1"
Ths startling announcement of a)
i Discovery that will surely * ^
lengthen life is made by editor j'j
D. H. Downey, of Cburubusco, '
[nd. "I wish to stato," ho writes, I rj
' that Dr. King's New Diseovory i Jf
ror uensumpuon is toe most in- ! (
fallible remedy that 1 have ever i
known for Ceughs, Colds and > ^
Jrrip. It's invaluable tb people
with weak lungs. Having this n
wonderful medicine no one need
tread Pneumonia or Censump- j
tion. Its relief is instant and eure
certain." Crawford Bros., ^
I. F. Mackey & Co. guarantee Q
ivery *0c and $1.00 bottle, and ' <
jive trial bottles free.
Cure Cold In Heed. .
Xfrnett'i ChecoUtM UtMivr QniniM, M?f
Sad qateS to oace told in hood and sept j.
nil isi a Irusl, ill 1
? v- - ... 7- 7
The seal of doom has been j
md prices once more come dc
eve!. WE "FIX" PRICES
nut make such reductions tha
ire forced to come down to vi
ii? E DON'T OWN LANCAS1
r j to force people to trade wit!
ire our drawing cards. NEA
h o pie of Lancaster submit to
)er cent, profits ; THEY DO
ind whether you trade with I
5AE are saving you money, fo
(ell you at our price, and apri
nation should direct you to g
tge.
I IS OUR INTENTION >43
i??the>.?en sti.tf turn \ea< to year, audio older to CLOSE OU
ton*. Capes, Jackets, Clothing, etc., preparatory for Spring G<
tiitig in thrse linea.
NOTHING MUST BE Ci
('heap in the beginning, now more than cheap, Come early
4OW PRICES.
ft r, :_i n :?
ii rcw 3psgiai Bargains; p
,10 Dim* Sewing Machinal, the best on earth.
14 Nice Cooking Stoves. 4 .
5 Top Buggies, r?-al beauties.
A,8 EVERY ONE KNOWS, We are Helling MORE Gr
'RIl'ES than anyone else
l,Do not repeat the mistake of the past year again riveting fc
our J ad earned dollar gets an honest dollar's worth.
' * Yours Faith;
WILLIAMS-HI
January 11, i902. 1 1
' VAtrt if.4 J: t* d* v> .V>'r\
^*gre $oy Killa Himealf. '.important Notice to Tlios
debtcd to Clyburn~Heath
Ipeciiil to The Stale. ' Co*
Spartanburg, Jan. 10. ?Clar- All parties indebted to th<
nee Jones, a negro boy about 16 burn-Heatli Mule Com
ear* old, while sitting op the either by note or account
iorch- of hie home near White hereby notified to come ?jfo
tone Litbia Spring#, with a shot- Ht once'and and make settle
un in his hands, by some means ^'e bttve our own oblig
he gdtf was discharged, the load to meet and in order to do
nteriag hie throat, causing iu- mu?t insist on those owing
taut .death. .The coroner will| PaJ"P without further dels
old inquest tonight. . 11118 notlcc 18 intended to
m i and all.
They, Work While You Sleep. Respectfully,
Whileyour mind and body rest Gas- Clybnrn-Heath Mule
arets Candy Cathartic repair your
igestion, your liver, your bowels, mammrn?mmmmmmmmmmammmmm
ut them in perfect order. Genuine ^ .... ,n nnn
iblets stamped C. C. C. Never sold TZ) ATRa 'II Inft
^ - K miustii lira
TRESPASS NOTICE* .. TheSouthi'aiolinaA G?org
(unyliin Rtllrnail ? ?.?">,? nt.u? *1
All persons are warned net to .{owing low roui d trip rates to
i ' . . a . . leetou, 8. C., account of tba
ids, walk, bunt, bib, or triipin < troliun luter hi te nnd W*at
i.atiy way ou.qs.y. lands.in.Buford Exposition. Ticket* on aaie
jwnsbip, bounded by H. 0. ?uuPon statione Excellent i
4 1 * t? ^4 I'm/ n ner service performed. Hee tin
teele, Jno. H. btcele, W. B. tick eta read via the 8. C. AG E
'lyler, Jackeon Usher, and other*. Pkom > A. B.
lie I&# will be etaferced against Wesivllle $ 6 65
II phi sonadisregardiog this notice. 4. Jltb^iTprlngs 7 uo 5 ao
, r S. JS. IJsber. Lancaster f 60 6 60
anv 1004 * :atawba Junction *8 20 6 00
DJT J, llfua.. f)j) . Ruck Hill 8 66 6 86
i Tlzah 8 96 6 60
'v PAn fi AI n Yorkville 9 26 6 80
vFOR SALE. H,?ron ,66 7,H)
, . Y, . . , Hickory Grove 9 86 r2?
On desirable terms, the fellow- Mmyrna 10 10 7 40
ig valuable farming land# in Black*burg 10 46 7%
i. . u sn . c aa t^atlueya . 10 70 7 96
iitncaster county, o. C.: 1,500 E.ri?,8 ' 10 86 8 46
3re? on Waxhaw creek?the Shelby 1106 8 10
"L'^rri*0* *Bd hom*of *n<,rew iTcSJStaro !! so
<*1 ?(>? *. Henrietta 119G #86
1,600 acres on the Catawba Forest City 12.10 tit
,-r Lnil-? a, 4k? Ra?i)m nU?> Rutherfonlton 12 40 0 10
iver, known aa. the ISowrien place, Thermal City Moo 10 80
tcl tiding a very fine water power Marlon i4 86 loeo
t the famous Catawba Fall*. Column A: Tickets to be sold
These land# will he sold in 100, P?"? ISJi
. , . , ' and including Mav 81, ltOZ
00 or 300 acre tracts, aw laid out nmit June 8rd, i#02
n pints, which can be seen by Column R: **1011618 to be sold
^ferenoa D A Williams commencing Nov. 30ih, 1901
aierence to u. A. Williams. ani| lucludiniE M-y 3|gt m2
I* or prices and tsrnas apply to i^iit tea days In addition to <
>. A. Williams, Lancaster, 8. C. sk'*; exoept that final limit
- A-ii ? in no oese exceed June 3rd. II
r to Bernard Wiesenfeld^ .Atty, Column C: Tickets to oe w
lo. 70$ Fidelity Building, Balti- Tuesdays, and Tburedaye
tara week; commencing Dec. 8r<
' * , w ... ... and until and includiug Ma
Barnard Wie?enfeln, Atty. 1^2, Anal limit seven days
9 - m i r d it ion to date df sale; exoep
WANTED, Hickory, Dogwood to ~
nd l'srairaroon Logs. Seuthern v H
lard wood Co. Charleston, 8. C. ^Gsneial Passenger A
ti- V -
4** V ?? '
A
warn i
>laced upon them,
iwn to a legitimate
WITH NOV ONE,
t other merchants
is or close up shop.
ER COUNTY, nor
h us ; our PRICES
ER again will the
paying 50 to 100
N'T HAVE TOTS
or the other man,
r we force him to
oper sense of appreive
us your patronlYS
to keen n FRESH nn to date Stork
8,?not to 'accumulate old out-of-date,
T our Winter Stock of Dry Goods, No
>ods, We have MARKED j)OWN everyIRRIED
OVFB.
and take advantage of Jour exceptionally
TOURS FOR ANT
RICE IN REA80N.
occriea, BETTER Groceries, at LOWER
tardships and disasters, but trade where
V 4
fully, ;
JCHESCO.
,l':< tJ 4. ... .
BARGAINS IN
S BUGGIES
-:.r AND
meUt.
r;: WAGONS.
us to | We are mow selling fer S6i.
.y. BUGGIES that we hat been sellr
one inar at $60; and Buggies heretefora
sold at $55. we ara now sell*
ing at $50. So come and get yen
Co. a nice, new BUGGY while they
are CHEAP.
We are selling the N issen round
and square hound wagons, else
Mi ' the Owensboro wagon at surprisia
Ea- l?w prices.
fins | We keep en hand some goed
South HORSES?some as fine animals
l!u an 'M Tou find anywhere. If
NUMn? you want a herse that will suit
\ you in every particular, (tbn't
C. buy until you see our STOCK.
$8 60 .
6 65 ^ ^
H HO ^""""ivrr^ra?
690 ^ .
0 66 We also run a first-clnaa lifary
I dally and can .giro yju as goad taams at
! can ba bad in town.
Yours to sarve, >,
dftllv. ?
: C! GLTBURN HEATH MULE CO.
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