Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I>ENTISTRY. Dr. R. M. GALLOWAY, S UllOEON I>EXTIS T. X Office over Heath, Springs & Co's Grocery Store, Lancaster, S. C. STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES. ' "if Our New On Us. ^ PRICE EIlj JL "J." 8 pounds Arbuckle's ColFee $1.00 7 u Good Green Cotfee, 1.00 38 liars Good Soap, 1.00 Fine Molasses, per gallon, 25 4iiv iirni uiumnnra, jiit ^HIIOII, ;if> May Cherry Tobacco, per pound, .25 The best White Oil, 14 2 8 pound-cans line Teaches for.. .15 Good Smoking Tobacco,.. .5 and lOcts. For Low;|C? Prices on all other GROCERIES, both Heavy and Fancy, call on us. One Door South of the Hunk. y R. S. C HERRY & BRO. Short Locals. ?Maj. B. F. Miller is having hiR dwelling repainted. ? Bicycles repaired by Poae & Liar per. ?Mr. J. P. Lanev,of Old Store, was in town last week. ?The General Assembly of the SA,,tl,4.n 1> 1? uuutuciu i ie?ojrierian cnurCD met in Charlotte last week. ?Final examinations begin at Winthrop this week, preparatory to the commencement next month. ?Ice and ice tickets just as cheap as the cheapest at W. A. Davis'. ?Mr. T. M. Belk attended the meeting of the General Assembly in Charlotte last week. ?Miss Lillia Hough, a pupil of the Graded school, left for her home in Chesteriield last Friday. ^ ?Dr. J. 1). Funderburk spent several days with his family 111 Chesterfield recently. ?Don't forget to take your machinery to I'oag A Harper for re pairs in time for the threshing 4 season. ?Mr. J. L. Tillman, of the Van Wyck section, visited his daughter here lant week, Mrs. B. Cunningham. ?The infant child of Mr. W. J. Blakeney, of Kershaw, died on the 18th inst. of dysentery. ? R. K. Wylie, Esq., and Messrs. II. Young, C. D. Jones and W. T. Gregory attended the Mecklenburg anniversary in Charlotte last week. ?A call meeting of the Woodmen of the World will be held at their hall to-morrow night. Full attendance desired. ?Miss Willie I'oovey left last I?? A ? .. C I l 1 J jriitiiijr iur urn iioiuu in ramieiu. She has been in school here the past session. ?I)r. W. Gilmore Stevens, of Chester, brother of Mr. Juo. T. j Stevens, of this place, was among "W the successful number who last week appeared before the State Medical Hoard for a passport to practice medicine. Spring Humors, eruptions, hives, pimples, sores, are perfectly ami per^ mancntly cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla, the best Spring Medicine and One True ltlond I'urilier. * Hood's Hills act easily and promptly on the liver and bowels. Cure sick headache. ?M rs. R. E. Wylio and children have gone to Washington on a visit to her 6ister, Mrs. ?Master (Jus llasseltine won the prize offered by ''Earnest Willie" for the sale of the greatest number of tickets to his entertainment last Friday night. INCONTINENCE of water (luring sleep stopped immediately by Du. E. Dktohon's Anti dlcbtio. Cures children and adults alike. 1'rlco #1. Sold by J. F. Mackey &. Co. Druggists, Lancaster. S. C. ?Mr. B. Y.Funderburk returned last week after a visit of several days to his father's in Chesterfield and to Matthews and Charlotte. ?Cards are out^announcing the marriage of Miss Arrah Belle Wilson, daughter of W. B. Wilson, Esq.. of Rock llill, and Rev. J. W.Cantey Johnson on June 1st. ?I)r. W.H.Wakefield, of Charlotte, X. C., will be in Kershaw at the Benton Hotel, on Wednesday and Thursday until 3 p. m. June 10 and 17th, this one day only. His practise is limited to the Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throat. ?Mr. W. C. Cauthen, of Oak iiuiBi, ft now u 10 i,ne reauers 01 tne Enterprise as "Junius," came up with hia friend "Earnest Willie" last Thursday and remaind over till Saturday. His many friends here were glad to aee him again. IJain-Mller Y (PERRY DAVIS'.) jr A Sure and Safe Remedy In Y every case and every kind Y of Bowel Complaint la \faitvKiUer jF This Is a true statement and 0 It can't be made too strong A or too emphatic. Y It Is a simple, safe and qnlek l? cure for 1 0 ramps, Cough, Rheumatism, S > Colic, Colds, Neuralgia, % * Diarrhoea, Croup, Toothache. 1 Two sixes, 25c. and 60c. i I Keep It by you. Beware of 1 Imitations. Buy only the Y Genuine?Perry Davis*. Y Bold XMrywW*. ?Contractor W, G. Adams haa secured the contract for building two brick store rooms in Kershaw, ono for Mr. Hird, the other for Mr. Floyd. The brick for the Kershaw contracts will be furnished by Capt. A. 1). Holler.? Rock Hill Herald. f n opened that I r bottle of HIRES M p Rocdbees*? w The popping of n ^ wj ft cork from a l>ottlc of \ .V ftf IP Hit '. i-i .1 signal of y^ ?j sur *. A sound (in* P old folks like to hear r\" I: jP r riida. J _ \C". r ry.r-VTi'-grfr'-irX d ?I)r. J. K. Tore, of Belton, is hero on a visit to his sister, Mrs. T. Y. Willirms. He recently graduated in medicine from Bellevue in New York and last week ranked third before the State hoard of Medical examiners in Columbia. THIRD ai * STO OF WINNING BARG AT 6ANSON A Big Stii Wasi The kind of Goods most needed goods we are offering at A GREAT A crash among the Jobbers brough 10 cent Organdie Lawns, lovely cc them at 5 cents a yaid. Excessive Product the Ma WITNESS : 2,500 yards of Lii at cents, that cost 10 cents to manul ment of yard-wide 10 cent Percales See these 5 cent figured Lawns goir No One Expects to Si Prices Ex? That $1 Counterpane for 50 cents, pane buyers. Sold out first stock i: and bought 300 more. Let us jog your memory Lace Curtains and every lady of thrift : You Cannot / 1 nil - - o 1 to ivnssoucn 10 cent Ribbed Gauze Vest for < Vests are only 5 cents. Ladies $1 cents. 25 cents Lisle Gloves, Silk 25 Cent Turk Damask is Ori Baby's 25 cent Muslin Caps arc with Steel rod are only 70 cents. Come and von will see whv GANSON DRY G 5 *> LAST iCK MILLINERY AINS S Where Bargains Are Always Looked For. ~ in 1 i VJI UUUb. at this time of the year are the : Sacrifice Prices. BREAKI t our way 3,600 yards of fine borings. We are going to rush tion Has Glutted irket. nens and Ducks selling with us facture. Look at this last shipwe are rushing off at 6 cents, ig at 3 cents. ee Such cept at GANSON'S. Never saw so many Countern 10 days, turned right around on Window Shades, should see them. \fford Bargains. 4. cents. 10 cent bleach Gauze dress Button Shoes are onlv 6^ J Stitching, are only 10 cents. ey Red ily 15 Cents. only 10 cents. $i Parasols we are doing the business. HMDS COMPANY.