Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, June 16, 1897, Page 5, Image 5
\ STAPLE AND FANCY GROCEUIES
Keep Your /\ TkT
6 Our New
w On Us.
t- PRSCE
T LIST.
s pounds Arbuckle's ColTee $1.0
7 ' Good Green Cofl'pe, 1.0
88 liars Good Soap, 1.0
^ Fine Molasses, per gallon, .2
The best Molasses, per gallon, 8
May Cherry Tobacco, per pound,. .*2
The best White Oil,..." 1
2 3 pound-cans line Peaches for . .1
Good Smoking Tobacco, and 10ct!
For Low|:j;
T"? -
jt rices ??
on all other <;K<H'KKIKsboth
Heavy and Fancj
rail on tin.
One Door South <?/' th
Hank.
R. S. Cherry & Bro
Short Locals.
?Bicycles repaired by I\>ag <1
Harper.
?Mrs. H. P. Graham, of For
Mill, if visiting Mr. R. Young1
i, family here.
?Miss Daisy Young is horn
after a visit to Kock Hill an*
Monroe, N. C.
?Ice and ice tickets just a
I cheap as the cheapest at W. A
? Davis'.
?The Spring term of the Sn
preme Court adjourned last Fri
day, and Judge Ira B.Jones cam
home that night.
?Sunday was the hottest da
wo have had, but Monday am
Tuesday were close competitor!
? Don't forpet, to take your ma
chinery to I'oap Harper for re
pairs in time for the threshin
season.
?Miss Mattie Miller, daughle
of Senator B. F. Miller, who ha
been at Winthrop during the pas
year, arrived home lasc Thursda;
to spend the summer vacation.
INCONTINENCE of \\ atcr during sice
stopped Immediately by l)n. K. Dktoiion
Anti Dii'Etic. Cures children unci adull
alike. I'rlee *1. Sold by J. P. Muckey & C<
UruKK'sls, Lancaster, S. C.
t ?Thursday is the day for th
election of the assistant teacher
of the Graded Scnool. Quite i
number of applications have al
ready been sent in.
^ ?.1 list received, a car load o
the celebrated "Mitchel wagons
which wo oner to soli at price
which will astonish you. Call am
soo. Ktkvkns, IIkatii & Kli.ioti
?A week ago a number of bicy
cliata had their tires puncture*
with tacks which lead to the pre
sumption that some one had scat
tered tacks upon the side walks
?Miss Klla Mackey, daughte
of Mr. and Mrs. I). N.Mackey ha
completed the regular two year
Normal course at Winthrop Col
lege and graduated from tha
excellent institutioan last Wed
nesday. She came home Thurs
day.
Dr. Lansing Burrows of Augue
ta, Ga., preached the baccalaure
ate sormon of Furman Universit;
Sunday night, and Rev. J. W
I'errvof Ilartsville. S. C nr??pii
7 ? - ! r?v-vM
ed the Rermon to the Greenvill
Female College that night, botl
^ in the First Baptist church o
that city.
Will You (live Up all that hoalt
means to you? If not, look out fo
impure blood. Cure boils, piinplei
humors and all scrofulous tender.cie
4 by taking Hood's Sarsaparilla.
/food's I'M* are purely vegetabl
and do not pain, purge or gripe. A1
druggists.
?Miss Lillio Parish of Yor
vilie is visiting Mrs. M. F. Jom
?Mr. and Mrs. 8. W. Heath,
[ tlie Flint Ridge section, ape
several days here recently.
?Rev. J. liarr Harris arriv
Monday and began his tent tuei
ing at the factory last night.
?Mr. Quaig, the man shot I
0 Mr. .John McManus some wee
ago, is said to be getting well.
R ?Mi ss Fleetwood Montgomei
R of Marion, S. C., a college mate
^ Miss Klla Mackey, is spending
- week here with Miss Klla.
' ?Sheriff Clvburn and Clerk
Court Porter visited Kershaw 01
day last week.
?M iss Julia Hell is visitii
. her sister here, Mrs. J. ]
.' Oauthen.
t
?Mrs. John A. Cook and ch
r dren returned Saturday from
visit to relatives at Taxahaw.
?The three-weeks-old child
- Mr.Simeon Carnes, of this count
died last week of dysentery.
? Married, June 13th, 1897,
c the home of. and by Magistra
Burns, Mr. H. V.Masseyand M
t i^mma uatoe, all of this counl
?Mrs. Jones, mother of Jud
and Mr. C. W. Jones, returned
e her home in Newberry last wet
?Misses Hattie and Am
Gregory and Miss Lillie Port
R spent last week with relatives
L* Kershaw.
? Mrs. W. P.Bennett and chi
'* ren returned last Thursday frt
'* a visit to her parents in Augus
0 Ga.
?Miss Bessie i'erry return
y Saturday from Asheville, N.
^ where she has been in the Norn
' College for girls.
" ?Among the graduates
1 Davidson college this year we r
tice the name of Mr. Thos.
Spence, formerly of Lancaster.
s ?Judge O. W.Buchanan's or
t daughter and youngest child di
.. i :- cj ? *
v at men uuiuo iii oiiimer uu i
9th, and was taken to Winnsbc
? for interment the following dt
'8
is ?Rev. I)r. Weber is attendi
' the commencement at Woffo
College. He is a member of t
board of trustees of that instil
s tion.
a
|. I>r. K. C. West's Nerve and Hn
Treatment is guaranteed to eure a
cure any ease of nervous debility
. wtiatever cause. Six months com
wiiii K"ArAtiiee, ffi. At store or
'* mail.
Soli* Acts. J. F. Mackey A Co. ami
* C. Hough A Co., Lancaster, S. C.
?List of letter* advertised 1
the week ending June 15, 18fl
Miss Mollie Mack, J. 1). lilac
* mon, Dr. Bird, J. W. Ilolt, A. 1
Small.
Jos. F. Gregory, i\ M,
i.
?Surveyor T. M. Belk h
r made quite a reputation as
8 surveyor. He has been called
8 Kershaw county to locate soi
lines for the State Land Agent.
t
?Messrs. Fairchild Bros.,host
i. of the spinning department of t
Lancaster Cotton Mills are abc
to open up a store in the Mar
store room just this side of t
" factory.
?The daily output of cloth
. the factory is now between 25,0
B and 30,000 yards. When all
h the looms are running every d
f the output reaches the high
figures.
?On account of a break doi
li in one of the boilers, only a p<
<r tion of the machinery at the ft
* tory was running for several da
recently, but the damage has be
* repaired and the machinery
again all at work.
ijjPain-killer.il.
01 J I (pkhry DAVIS'.) [ |
lit J A Pur? nnd Knfo Remedy in every ens? '
J | and every kind of Buwel Complaint ia j { j
ed jjPain-Killer.';
31- j J This is a trim statement nnd it enn't be }
<j made too ?trout; ur too emphatic. >
< It is a simple, sufo and quick cur? for ' I
? ?
|)y J I Cramps, CoiikIi, Klicumat Ism, >
* 11 Colic, Colds, Neuralgia, , S
KP J j Diarrhoea, Croup, Toothache. 1 J
J [ TWO SIZES. 23c. and 50c. ;
rhennnmv?vr???i.s?ntin,tlJ
Tt =5
?The Court of Inquiry referred
a to 111 last week's Entkhimusk met
in th.t Senate chamber last Thursof
day at noon and proceeded from
ne day to day to examine witnesses
to the conflict between the
[itr students of the South Carolina
College, the military and the
police, with a view to locating
the blame upon the proper party.
A number of witnesses were exa
amined up to Saturday when the
court adjourned to meet again on
of the 22nd inst.
fy, - SS
at | 8
:,e 1 PliiLlnnn'n hinnnlima $1
r. tiiiira s mmum x
6 Aw? 5
5 | DYSENTERY (IRE. i]
>k t )
K : A PERFECT RKMEI>Y : S
lie 7* 'or ,,M'fhing. weak ami ; w
Ig : sirk INFANTS, giving al- : y
ter * ; most instant relief in ; g
in f ; ?
I ; Summer Diarrhoea, ; 3
Vomiting. : 5
Id- 5 ; Cholera-lnfantum, Ac. 5
II The hot Slimmer months are ' ?
t?, g .' prolilic of BOWKI. anil : 28
]| ! STOMACIIE troubles with : jj
| , ' the foUOK. : Q
etj ? I The fruit and vegetable : ?
p 11 : season crowds great respon- : ji
* S sibilitj, anxiety and rare ; S
lal ft upon t le mother. Children's : is
]1 '. D. and 1). Cure will give ; fj
j : prompt relief and should be : N
* : in the home of every parent : ?
J ; ?the welfare and life of the : j?
lO- jl Rttl? ones, often depends : S
.. a I upon prompt and reliable : to
** J : remedies. O
| For Sale by : 8
,ly ! I J. F. MACKEY & CO. |
| Price, 23 Ccati. ^
>ro
*y ? ?=
ng ?Mr. E. B. Craighead, presird
dant of <Memson College, has rehe
signied to accept a unanimus call
;u- of the trustees to the presidency
of Central College, Mo., his alma
mater. Hon. W. I). Maylield,
ny State Superintendent of Kducation,
has been suggested as the
by successor to l'res. Craighead.
i A cool
' WHD0TT1.B
InI I of Hires Rootbeer
KjJ Ej 0,1 a sweltering hot
aB fffU. day is highlv essenivAJM
lo co,n''ort "I'd
* f health. It cools the
tO 1 >lood, reduces yottr
/rrTl temperature, tones
116 Jr"? |<fr\ the stomach.
-1^1 HIRES
h! m-X rill Rootbe?r
111 [ll^ I^DQ should l>e in every
168 IMLI IjAWhonic, in every
l Mill 4l|^H| office, in every workFM
shoj>. A temperance
DH Lioj^H^rink, more health|H
ful than ice water,
at IH "H||more delightful and
MB ~? IBM satisfying than any
ul " II] ot'lcr 'cveraSe Pro*
U / * f^Hl **1? ??1? t>? the t'kirle* R.
ay m UHJ Rlree c? ^klUitelphlk. A put'
ni?k*? J tUl] tw
I I
?Bishop Capers has issued a
>r- formof prayer and authorized that
ic- the same bo "said" in the Kpiscoya
pal churches next Sunday, June
en 20th, commemorative of the
is sixtieth anniversary of the reign
of Queen Victoria.
For Wide-fl
Buyers!
1
the end of the season is
It means more to us th
rather to see Summer G
loss than carried over. IN
our advertisement; then
STO
as so many are doing,
hooks along. You are
winning argument is st
lower prices and better <
petitors. Our power in
rv i 1 r\l v<l ^
OV.V.I KJ1 UU1 cUJllll} 111 g
BARGi
We are not bragging ; <
verify what we say.
REB HO* ]
THE
Big rumpus in Wash
Cisland cotton, down to
ored Cambric remnants
i ,800 yards of Duck an<
5 cents.
One More Shipment of
Cents Percales Goi
10 cents Curtain Scrim
nine Holland Shades, fi
j plete.
It's a Go. Nevei
isses and child's Dish
pair. Skeleton Corsets
Bicycle Corsets and 40c
the 75 cents kind, only <
Brand New Bai
soles and Fans, r
broideries at slaughter p
Lawns, Dimities and C
going at 5 cents.
See These 10 1
Wooen I
300 Mens Summer Y
cents. Narrow Gauge
SHOES at 80 cents c
ing out Millinery St
heart of trade. The bus
The Ganson D
9
>
W
iwake
fit 11?W
only 6 weeks away,
an you. We would
1_ - . c 1
oous our 01 ncrc at a
/laybe you don't trust
inspect our
CK
Bring your pocketsure
to buy. Our
cad fast adherence to
?Oods than our comgetting
values is the
iving
?INjS.
everything is here to
PROM
fcOOMgI
Goods. Yard-wide
4 cents. B ine col;
at 4 cents. Only
;1 Canvas remnants at
111VUU U^IUUUIU 1U
ng at 6 Cents.
at 4 cents. 600 gen inged,
25 cents, com:
saw the Like!
i Gloves at 5 cents a
. worth ? i for aR rt-c
d extra long Corsets,
5 cent.
^gains in Para>Jew
Laces and Emrices.
Everything in
halies, worth 8 cents,
Pieces Fancy
linens.
'ants worth $i for 45
1 Depot full of our
>n the dollar. ClosOCk
at cost. The
y place.
ry Goods Co.
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