Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, May 05, 1897, Page 5, Image 5
DENTISTRY.
" Dr. R. H. GALL0WA1
s riif:i:o\ i>r:xtist.
Office over Heath, Springs <& C(
^ Grocery Store, Lancaster. S. C.
' ==)WHiN
in town it will he
Oq US.
your interest to call <
i us, one door South
the Bank. We cariy
# 'p ! full line of
STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES
at lowest prices. Do not pay i
nonfo ('av A ' 1 11
vvi.vo I'M l\l MIICIMl' .1 Vjllliec,
sell it for 15 cents, or Tibs for $
71bs good green coffee $1. 7 ba
best laundry Soap in town, for S
cents. A good line of Molass<
at low prices. A splendid M
lasses for 25 cents a gollon ; Ne
Orleans for 85 cents.
Remember we carry a big lii
of the best and cheapest
vijVU Ayi>
S3If)K fXfr
TOBACCOS.
Many of our friends have found
out already, and we hope all wi
soon know it. Call and see us.
R. S. Cherry & Br<
Short Locals.
?Mr. 0. 1). Jones leaves t
day for a brief visit to Oolumbi
?Horn to Mr. and Mrs. W.
Gregory, April 20th, 1807, a so
% ?The cut worms are unusual
ilnol Mii??t it.rt 4 ~ ? 1 - 1 ' *
vicoii mine iw r C * 11 I 111S Spflll
?Sherill' Clyburn went to Fo
Mill and Rock Hill last week c
official business.
?T. M. Fitzpatrick & Bro. a
remodeling and enlarging tl
private office in their stores.
?Mr. .1. .1. Blnckmon lost
gooil horse last week from di
temper.
?Mr. J. M. Cauthen caught
12 pound German carp one dti
recent ly.
?Mrs. G. B. Catling, of Ra
eigh, N. C., is here on a visit 1
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. (
I'nyseur.
?Col. Springs spent Mondti
in Charlotte witnessing the ele
tion of mayor of that city.
^ ?There will bo sevice in tl
Episcopal church to-day at 11001
conducted by the Rev. .J. V
Canty Johnson.
?A new schedule of t lie (). 1
A (h Railroad goes into ofleet th
5- morning. The southbound trai
passes here at 11:2*2 a. m., an
the northbound at .'1:25 p. in.
?The chain gang, 7 stronj
has been moved by overseer \\
S. T.. Barton and put work on tli
worst piece of road in the count
?in Kast end.
?Rev. J. S. Croxton steppe
over here Monday on his retur
Ironi Rock Hill where he )ia
been to preach for the Baptists?
that place.
?Children's day will bo ol
served at Tabernacle church o
Saturday, the 15th inst. Tit
public is invited to attend and t
bring well tilled baskets. I'rof
J. L. Mann and M. J. (J re en ai
expected to deliver addresses.
?The County Pension Iloar
met in i no oourl house Monday
but as several of the Townshi
Hoards had not made their rt
/ports, the meeting adjourned t
the 10th.
*
Not Exactly Itiglit is the wa
thousands of i eople feel. It is hecaiif
their blood is poor. Hood's Sarsapi
rilla, the One True Mood l'uriller,wi
promptly set them right.
A Hood's PUIs are purely vegetab
^ and do not pain, purge or gripe. A
druggists.
?Mr. Eli Springs, brother of
Col. I.erov Springs of this place,
I was elected mayor of the city of
I j ( Charlotte Monday by a majority
j of 105 votes.
)'s
?Rev. Mr. Kwart, pastor of,
__ the A. R. 1'. church here, has
been confined to his home for
several days bv sickness. He
i was able to be out yesterday.
?Rev. S. N. Watson preached
ul at the Baptist church Sunday
night, and Rev. Mr. Boldridge administered
the ordinance of baptism
to three candidates.
?The usual "cold spell in May''
JO has been on hand since Saturday
'e night, and instead of sitting on
1. their piazzas,people have been bers
hind close doors and in front of
>5 roaring winter-like tires.
B8
?The program of the Annual
Bicycle Meet, at Rock Hill on the
25th of May, is out, and is an
elaborate one. 14 prizes are offered
ranging in value from $.'1
to $85.
?Mrs. Anna Vick who lives
in the upper part of the county,
it will celebrate her 82nd birth dav,
ill j on Sunday, May, l(?th. On this
'.occasion tln-re will bo preaching
I at her home at 4 o'clock in the
afternoon by lie v. W. C. Kwart.
=s ?The Heath-Brown nuptials
brought several people here from
other towns last week. Among
the number were .Mrs. (). P..
? Heath, Messrs. ,M. O. Heath and j
a" Win. Crow, all of Monroe, N. C.,
T. and Mrs. .). 11. W. Stevens, Miss |
ii. May Stevens and Capt. .1. M.j
^ Moore, all of ('hostor.
I't \ Crutnps\ \ Croup. \ J
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DIARliUaiA, DYSENTERY, +, - I
re mid all VOWEL COMl'LAIXTS.+....
A Sure, Safe, Quick Cure for tho??o v ^
troublMla J ? i
(FIKM DITO'.) T *"
rirrf Internally mid Externally. ? 1
Two Sizes, 25c. and BOc. bottles. J ?
il H>><> *:> 4> s>4>4>
1 troth of Mrs. ltnlilriilyc's Father. |
The father of Mrs. J. II. Hoi-1
1- dridge died at his home in Catta- i
to noojra early Monday morning. On 1
J. account of illness Mrs. Holdridgej
could not he with him in his last I
IV I moments. He leaves a wife and i
J four other children. Judge John:
! 4 \r -
:\. .noon, now mem Dor of Con- !
ie gross, Mrs. J. M. Chauncey, ol'i
u Knoxvillo, and two single daughr1
tors. He was a notably strong
christian and a member of the
Central Baptist church.
Ucm
K? f of Hires Rootbecr
T il &I on a swc'tcr'nK tiot
* IIJf wH. ''av 's highly csscn*'a'
to CO!,,tbrt and
health. It cools the
d //f>?'V-AiMk hloo<l, reduces your
f'il ft Mk tcn'perature, tones
!! :
Rootbeer
II i L*.,:1!! T .. should Ix* in every
gl lfl hoiii p. in every
ff -lipfi ?^ICC' 'n cvt'r> work|
J { Htw| ?11mk. more healthI
jj"10 Hp more delightful and
0 jL/fi | satisfying tlntit any
eIh f" M!rlhcr ,,cvcragc ')ro'
II tn "* \il M>U onlr l.r it'? Phtrln F..
MMl V-V\ iIJTO I lllrr. r. PMtB 1 -:I l,l? A ?
1 19t'
)'
o ?The Methodist church here is
being repainted. Mr. Owens is tho
eont ractor.
^ ?.Mr. J. F. (ire gory was down
i. in Flat Creek Sunday, and ho roil
ports that that section had tho
heaviest rain within the recollection
of the oldest inhabitants and
'l'j that the damage to tho land was
great.
BECAUSE WE
Second Milli
Well, our Easter selling was en<
Millinery show continues. The h
gest Millinery season we've ever
good as the first, and cheaper.
We Sell * S
Hats Like
Dry Goods! ?
No matter how little money yon h
where your dollar will do as much
Black * Sir;
Goods!
like these. 46-inck Black Mohair
40-inch open-work Black Grenadin
36-inch wool Henrietta at 13 cents
riettas at 18 cents?YOU had b
Veiling in evening shades and hi;
We have no huge pile of Silks at
yards in stock. 10 cents solid La
red and black at 5 cents while they
Cloth at 8 cents, extra heavy. 6o?
would be a bargain at 10 cents. 1
45 cents.
Take Off Your
Spectacles!
chiefs tor 2 cents. 300 2 5-cent C
pairs Ladies Slippers at 40 cents.
Another Big Drive in Lace The 1
Window Curtains. * * *
300 Parasols and Sun Sh
$6,500 wortf
ot Shoes. *
Ganson i
N. B.?See our 40 cent IV.
that sells everywhere for 7
o
^ g 17:7*3
DESERVE IT! i
nery Stock !
ormous. Yet it must grow. The
lats sold are selling more. Bighad.
This second stock just as
zt the best, sell the best and force
i 1 - -
wn prices to the lowest possible
int. Miss Minnie McLarnon
d assistant busy day and night
mining. Fresh Bargains that
ould bring you here to-morrow,
ave to spend there is no place
service as right here.
)1 Albatros at 12/2 cents, you
t at 20 cents. A French all-wool
yard-wide, at 22 cents. Ladies
it. Seldom you get Bargains
Sicilian, the $1 kind at 50 cents,
e at 25 cents. Spring shades in
5 pieces 30 cent Cream Hen etter
hurry! Wool Nuns
ack at 12 cents, worth 20 cents.
20 cents to offer?about 200
wns in yellow, canary, blue, pink,
last. 1000 \ ai ds of C an nnn
J "v"
o Ladies ribbed Vests at 5 cents,
\ fust-class 75 cent Corset for
>e them, that you may see more
rly the following extra BarUS
I Men's 10 cent Suspenders
; cents. 100 5 cent Handker)utin<?
Shirts at 1; cents. 120
io cent black Hose at 5 cents.
Handsom est Line of Window
s?the cheapest too?ever seen
1 caster.
ii 1 ihm aoir.ii urm
MaaaBltXST.r.Uk.^u.l OB7UII
IFlflptt Bought for less than
iuu^oo their worth, ^
~ If our'Shoes are not 20 per
1 cent, cheaper than anybody's,
f0 don't buy them.
Dry Goods Co.
len's Unlaundered Shirts
5 cents.
G. D. G. Co.