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Notice?Lancaster Graded
School.
To till whom it man concern:
Take notice that pursuant to a petition
signed by ten voters and freeholders
resident in Lancaster School
District, we the undersigned, Trustees
of said District, do hereby call a
public meeting to be composed of all
those voters who are resident in and
return for taxation in said District
real or personal property of the
value of not less than one hundred
dollars, to assemble in the Court
iiouse at Lancaster, S. on Friday
the 28th day of May, 1S?7, at I o'clock
p. m? for the purpose of electing a
chairman and secretary of said meeting,
live trustees of said school District,
and of determining what special
tax, if any, not to exceed five mills,
shall be levied, as the majority present
shall decide, on all the real and personal
propety within said School District
for the maintenance of the public
schools of said District.
It. K. Mii.lkk,
W. T. Gkkoohy,
M. 1'. C-kawfokd,
('. T. Cox no as.
Trustees of Lancaster School District.
AGENTS to solicit
orders by samplo tor our
| A CyTi _t*l5 Wool Pants to order $3.
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oig Inducement* tntho
Ijr?:*"*' ~L right parties. Address
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Irratmrnt fal.K rvrrv ni .'tii r ai l u.va' 1 .Vm -I ! v.
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N"vop Failn t > itmtoro Omy
Hair to itn Youthful Color.
Curt* *r*-P *1 -! < ? * A* It? r f.ii.aiig.
HINDERCORNS Theorlp furr Cure f ir i
twu. suiKa ail paiu. Mlktj aa.kiuj amy. l*c. tt Dra.?..uMiss
Maria Parloa
is admitted to tie si leilil in IT American
authority on cooking . she
Says "Use
a tfood stock for the foundation of
soups, sauces and many otltcr things,
and the ties! stock Is (
I Mid WMPANV'Q
, juiuui^ uuiiu rill 1 u
* Etract of Beef."
10) ill Ml*s I'arlofi'a rocljMvs
Bent uriitl* by i>auchy A Co.,
-7 I'nrk i'lacc, Now S ork <
To I'urc- Corntf Ipat Ion Forever.
Take Cabarets < 'ail'1 v < athartlc. 10c orC.Sc. '
If i('. fail to euro, druggists r< fund inon< )
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?If you want a goo<\ Rowing '<
machine at a living price call at '
ho Enterprise Office. i
1ASTE
LANCASTER,
CATHARTIC I
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i<>oof constipation. Cascartts are the Ideal l.aa-i-A
ip itr rripp.tnit cause easy natural results. Sam-a
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JBUY THEM HERE I
8 pounds Arbucklo's ^
^ Collet* $1.00^
^P 7 pounds Good Green
Colfee l.im^^
^P Host Molnseses. per gnl. ,::~>^p
Good Tobacco, per lb. .itU^T j
^P Itest While Kerosene .1 I^P
2 3-lb. cans line Peaches, .15^v (
^P 2 8-lh. cans line Tomatoes, .l.'^P
V Itrin(i Your to Mr. ^P
> ft. GLASSER. >
Ice Cold Ginger Ale always on band.
?Cotton on the white lands
is dying badly from the cold.
?Read the new ad. of A.j
Glasserm this week's'Kntkrpki.sk.
?Messrs. W. T. Gregory ami
C. L). Jones visited Charlotte
last week.
?We were glad to see Mr. .1.
W. Hasseltine out yesterday. He
is still very weak.
?Married. May 10th, 1807, by
Magistrate Burns, Mr. Win. C.
Crenshaw and Miss Delpha Helms.
?Mr W. \V. Evans has returned
from Florida where he has
been for four or live years past.
? W. O.Chafee, Esq., of Greenwood,
is spending a few days here
with his mother's family.
?Charlotte's usual 20th of
May celebration will come oil'
this week and will occupy two
(lavs instead of one.
?The Sam Jones meeting at
Rock Hill will commence on
Sunday and will last for ten days.
?The famous agricultural hall
case has been decided against the
State, and a revival of the Blue
Ridge script is promised.
?Mr. William Client, of the
Dwight section, died Monday.
For 1 he want of information we!
are unable to make more than
l his statement.
?Senator Marie's condition is !
reported better. He has been
very low, and is not yet out of
danger.
?The town council has let the
contract to Mr. W. I*. ('.lsla-v tv.r
fencing the new cemetery. and
the work is pro^ressin-' finely.
?'I'ite infant ehihl of Mr. and
Mrs. Kobt. I'ardne. of the Sincerity
section, died Monday night
last of dysentery.
?The Sunday Schools of the
town sire considering the matter
r>f an excursion picnic to Char-,
lotte or fireenwood in the near
l ilt tire.
?The 100th anniversary of the
birth of Mrs. Betsy Beaver, of the
Dudley section, will he celebrated
on the 22nd inst , with a big big
picnic ami with public speaking
by Mr. Whitford S. Blakeney ami
others.
? r.rnesi u line reaction Heath i
spring yesterday afternoon on a
visit to Mr. W. C. ('anthen alias
'Junius." Ho will lecture at
Heath Spring Thursday night,
and here next night.
?Mr. S. 11. liryan. advance'
agent of Hrnest Willie, is in town
completing the arrangements for
the lecture here Friday night.
En
S. C., WEDNESDAY
?Mh:s Celia Moore, who has'
been in school at Alton. N.
spent several (lays here recently
visiting friends and relatives.
?The front of Hanson's store
has been repainted and is now being
trimmed in bright red?sym
bolical. we suppose. ol the trimming
placed on ladies' hats by <
his artistic milliners. !1
?Hanson without bargains
would be an anomalous condition
of dry goods affairs in ban
castor. lie's gol bargains an<1
plenty of them, and thov are
groat ones. loo. See his now a?l.
in this paper.
?There will he services in the
Mpiscopal church next Sunday at
11 o'clock, a. in. and at 5:!>0,l
o'clock, p. in., conducted by the
Kev. .1. W. Cantey Johnson. The j
IIolv ('oniinnnion will he cole-,
brated at the morning service. i
?A number ol people from,
town attended the picnic at Tabernacle
Saturday. The attendance
was good and provisions
bountiful. I)r. Weber and l'rof.
J. L. Mann,of this place, attended
and made addresses.
?Col. Leroy Springs, of Lancaster,
was here Tuesday to attend
a meeting of the stockholders
of the Fort Mill Manufacturing
Company. Mrs. Springs is here
visiting her mother, Mrs. S. K.
White, who, we are sorry to say,
is suffering a great deal from a
painful sprain received some time
ago.?Fort Mill Times.
It will not cure everything. It is
not claimed to cure hut one complaint,
nine is uyspepsia. hp cannot say that 1
it will cure every case of dyspepsia,
but it will cure a large majority them.
Such cases as are adapted to its use
will derive immediate benellt. One
small bottle will be sufficient to test
it.
The Shaker Digestive Cordial is es- |
pecially adapted for emaciated or el-'
derly people whose food does them but
little or no good because it is not digested.
The Cordial contains an artificially-digested
food and is a digester
of food happily combined. Read one
of the little books which your druggist
is now giving away and learn of this I
wonderful remedy.
A really palatable Castor oil can |
now be had under the name of Laxol.
.Yo Mow 'J'/iiril Urmlr Tftic/n rs' '
Ciftijirtilrs. 1
At the mooting of the State
Hoard of K lunation, held last
Saturday, the following rules
were adopted :
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?. ?.? i- .-nan iiu Kill I \\ I) griKieS
of teachers' county certificates, a
lirst <:rade anil a second grade,
tlie lat tt*r being divided into Class
4 A' and Class 'I"
"No teacher shall be employed
by a board of trustees who is
related by consanguinity or affinity
within the second degree
to a member of the board of trustees
or to a pridcipal of a school
without the written approval of
the county board of education,
nor shall they employ a teacher
holding a certificate issued by a 1
county board of another county
until the certificate lias been duly
registered in the ollice of the
county superintendent of education
of their own county.
Health and happiness for ladies.
Dr. I.e limit's S. A I'. Tills. The only
French. One Dollar, at store or by;
mail.
Sole Ajfts. ,|. F. Mackey A Co. and It.
C. Hough ?v Lancaster, S. C.
ttjp it
I th rv i
MAY l<), 189"-.
They're Hot Him and Will lieejt
IIim ti Siege,
John McFadden col., who stole
some money and jewelry from
r)ick Massey's house last Fall and
who has been at 'arge since, has
been captured and brought before
Magistrate Hums before
whom he plead guiltv of petit, larceny
and was sentenced to JO
days on the chain gang. He is I
now serving that sentence, and
as soon as he has completed that
he will be placed in charge of ;
Sheritl* Clyburn for safe keeping
till the June term of court when
will be tried for a graver offense
(it ho does not plead guilty).
Then after he is through with
that case and the authorities are
through with him, he will tie
taken before Magistrate Magill
of Chester county to answer preliminarily
the charge of house
breaking and larceny, which
Magistrate Burns says the fellow
admits to tie true.
Yoar U'erftliny I iicitations.
Latest styles of Wedding Invitations
furnished by the Knterpri.se
Publishing Co., 011 short notice
and at alow price. No use to send
away for them. We can get them
up as nicely as anybody, and
cheaper than you will get tlieni
away from here.
llotes for the Sam Jones Meetiny.
The O. li. & C. Ry will sell special
round trip tickets to Rock
Hill Sunday, May 23rd; and on
Tuesday, the 25th ; Thursday,
the 27th; and on Sunday, the
30th inst., on account of Sam
Jones' meeting. The rates areas
follows :
Camden $1.00
Dekalb $1.00
Westvilie . $1.00
Kershaw $1.00
Oak hurst .05
Heath Spring . .95
Pleasant Hill . . .'.?0
St. Luke .so
Lancaster 75
Caskey's .70
Riyerside .. .65
Springdel 60
<'. Junction . ,60
Roddey's . .40
Less lies ,80
llttrae*t ll'illie tit Heath Sprint/*.
Mr. \V. 1). I'pshaw, known
throughout the South as K;ii'iic>t
Willie," will give a lecture enter
tainnu nt at the Heath Spring
Ikiptist church to-night. The en
tertainment is complimentary to
his friend Mr. W.C. Cauthen, anil
will he free to all. The public i-invited
to attend and are prion
ised an excellently enjoyable
hour.
Facts Ahout The llihlc.
From an Almanac we clip the
following interesting l'nct> ahout
the Bible:
"The I libit- contains d.abb. ISO
letters. TT-'hTM! words, > I,] T>*
verses, 1.1 >'.? chapters and fa!
books. The word 'and' occurs
i<: 'in i '
I HUM-*. I MM word ' I .on I
occurs 1 times. The word
Reverend' occurs 1 ?ut once, which
is in the ninth verso of tilth
l'salm. I'lte middle verse is the
Mh verse of the llMh l'salm.
The twenty lirst verse of the
seventh chapter of Kzra con
tains all the letters of the alphabet
except the letter The
nineteenth chapter of II Kings
and the thirty seventh chapter of
Isaiah are alike. The longest
verse is the ninth verse of the
eight chapter of Ksther. The
shortest is the thirty-fifth verse
ot the eleventh chapter of St.
John. There are no names or
words of more than six syllables
>RISE.
NO. 9.
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Abso!ut#?!v
Celebrated for lis great lea von in? strength
and heallhf illness. Assures the fooil against
alum ami all forms <>t adulteration eomuion to
the elieap I.ran U ROYAl- 11AKINT.
I'OW 1> E K CO.. N1-; W Vt >K i\.
"Cast Your Burdens on The Lord."
1 got so tired at set of sun
To see nothing for all my lalior
No greater reward than a duty well done
Not tie- recompense granted my neighbor.
I've done what 1 could?1 well know,
Kven God expects nothing more ?
Hut what I do, makes no show ?
1 get so discouraged ami heart sore
That Christ in Gelbsemane, felt thus
Discouraged, heart sick, did he bow,
And prayed to the God whom we trust.
lie felt in an Almighty's hands,
To take or to leave as 'tis best,
Can't we east off our burdens hands?
Don't lie promise the weary a restWhy
don't we stop hearing it all'
And believe in a Promise Divine?
We love and believe, yet we crawl
Weighed down with the eares that we find.
H. K. K.
I
I An Incident.
Dearest little fellow
With those eyos so blue
Ultes the rose leaves yellow.
Then begins to chew.
Frightens mamma badly
Ituns, linger in his mouth,
llites witii teeth, so sadly,
Then, begins to pout
Some go down his wee throat
While we're talking on
llrings back thoughts remote
To this sweet little son.
Soon he laughs at terrors
Which we in anguish showRegards
these as our errors
While tijing to eat his rose.
M K. E.
A Newsy Letter From Primus.
Mr. Editor: I will endeavor to
give tlie readers of the Kntliu'UISK
a little news from this section,
though I have not much time to
write at present.
The fanners are husv plowing
corn. We have good stands of
cotton. Early corn is looking
line, hut the Ilea bugs are very
bad on it. Had good rains the
past week. Sweet potatoes are
sprouting nicely.
Mr. Editor, bv request 1 will
iiivi* a nruM statement 01 our
Sabbath School at Stevens" mill.
We have a nourishing Sabbath
School with scholars. We
[also have a prayer meeting in
connection with our School every
Sunday and have good order. W e
have preaching twice a month on
the lilt by Bio. I'ardue and
on the "J ltd by Bro. .1 oh it < 'roxt on.
W'e w ill organize a baptist church
t here in t he near tut lire.
Mr. Kditor, 1 his letter is not
on the subject of the Alliance
but 1 w ill endeavor to give to tlie
readers of the Kvmu'ntsi: an Alliance
letter in the next issue. I
was glad to read a letter from
Bro. ,J. M. Knight of Tabernacle
Alliance. W'e hope to bear from
' otIter reporters soon.
B. V. Adams
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CASTORIA
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