Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, July 28, 1897, Page 5, Image 5
> , WE DB3
<r PRICES
, & DO THE
' TADKING.
So Here Goes:
20 lb*, Granulated sugar, $1.<
2J " Light llrown sugar, l.(
H3 Bars Bust Laundry Soap, I.C
\ 8 Packages Arbuckle's Coffee,.... l.(
9 lbs. Hood Green Coffee, ... l.(
Best White Gil ]
We are still selling molasses cheap<
than anybody else.
Besides groceries we handle woode
ware, such as churns, buckets, basket
seives, washboards, etc. All the?
goods are sold at the very lowest poss
ble price.
A fresh supply of May Cherry T<
bacco, at the old price?We have pi
in a new pair of improved scales,
which gives sixteen ounces to ti
pound, which assures voii of bono.
and just treatment.
R. S. Cherry & Bro.
Short Locals.
?Dr. J. E. Kutledge it at Kei
shaw and Heath Spring for a fe
days.
?The ('aston school near Heat
Spring opened last Monday wit
Mr. R. R. Blackmon as teacher.
^ ?Miss Nannie Robinson is vii
iting Iriends and relatives i
Vorkville.
INCONTINENCE of water clurlnp sin
stopped immediately by Dl?. K. itktohon
Anti Dlt'ktic. Curos children and adul
alike Price II. Sold by J. P. Muckey & C
'X Druggists, Lancaster, S. C.
?Misses Mattie and I.iDi
Miller are visiting their siste
Mrs.R.B.Mackey,at Heath Sprini
?Misses Pearl and Una Pa\
seur returned Friday from visi
to Greenville. Spartanburg an
Yorkville.
occro F L1 ' 1 ?
v inn o* >. i . > iirpjrv an
John A. Cook spent Sunday ;
their old homes at Taxahaw.
FOR SALE.?A line cow wit
young calf. (Jives 3A gallons)
milk daily. Apply to
J. J. Montgomery.
?Miss Fannie Edwards, <
Chester, is visiting at Mr. 11. 1
Eardue's.
?Mr. J. F.CJrillin had the mi
fortune to get one of his am
t broken recently by a fall from
cart.
?Miss Jane Clark, of Florid
formerly of Heath Spring, is vi
^ iting friends here.
? Miss Adeleno Robinson, <
York, is visiting Miss Minn
Crockett.
T. M. Fitzpatrick & Brt
are headquarters lor Cane Mill
Evaporators,Buggies and Wagon
Stoves and Furniture.
?Master Oneal Craig and h
little sister Lula.oi' Bock Hill, ai
visiting at Mr. J. E. Taylor's.
?Mr. B. Cunningham is ove
hauling ami repairing his dwel
ing on Elm St. Mr. i'roctor is tl
contractor.
?Captains A. Tripp and S. 1
Lumpkin of the < >. It. vV C.passe
down the road Monday in the
private car lor Charleston.
* ?Mr.Itohert I'lvler wn?j r>rnti
badly beaten up by a negro 01
(lay last week. They were but
^ pretty well filled with spiritt
frumenti it is said.
Health Means n perfect conditio
of the whole system. I'ure blood
essential t<? perfect health. Hood
Sarsaparilla makes pure blood ai
thus >ji\es health and happiness.
Hood's fills are the favorite fai
ily cathartic and liver medicir
i'rice 2r?c. /
i ?Born, July 25, 1S97, to I)r
_ and* Mrs. 11. M. Galloway, i
4 daughter.
^ ?Mr.Ira S.Caldwell,of Newell
^ N. C , recently graduated Iron
^ Krskinc College, is teaching tin
Gills Creek school, much to tin
gratification of his patrons.
?List of letters advertised fo
JO the week ending July 27, 1S97
M)
)o Mrs.Sallie McMurry,Henry Boyd
Jos. F. Gregory, 1'. M.
14 ?Messrs. W. 1*. Caskey and H
N. Montgomery who had the con
n tract for building the bridg
H,
across Cane Creek near Craiga
ville, have completed the work
]'t ?Mrs. Leroy Springs and chili
are at Cleveland Springs. Th
Colonel went up Friday and re
inained over Sunday.
TIRED MOTHERS And hcl]
_ in Hood's Sursaparilla. which give
them pure blood, a good appetite an<
new and needed STRENCTH.
r ?All parties interested in th
\v grave yard near Mr. II. L. Bell'
are requested to meet there at
^ o'clock a. m. on Saturday, Augus
, 7th next, for the purpose o
h .
cleaning up same.
?Rev. George C. Leonard wil
3commence
a protracted meetin;
at St. Luke church on Saturda;
night before the first Sunday ii
e.{J August, preaching Sunday morn
^ ing at 10 o'clock and at /.ion a
.'1 p. in.
ie
?Miss Mattie Glenn, of (las
tonia, N. C., who taught the Ne\
Cut school so acceptably, passe*
through Lancaster Saturday oi
t s
j her way to that neighborhood t
re-open school Monday. Mis
Glenn has been at Chapel Hill
N. C., for some time tlii* enm??"
1* attending the Normal school fo
teachers, thus endeavoring to .at
h tain a still higher degree of efli
ciency for the work she ha
chosen.
j. ?We are requested to an
j nounce that the World's Fair As
sociation of Lancaster will mee
Thursday afternoon at the resi
s" dence of Mr. L. C. I'ayseur a
5:30 o'clock. The object of th
a meeting is to make linal dispc
sition of the funds on hand. Ever,
member is urged to attend.
s- ?Dr. W. M. Riley, I'residen
of the Greenville Female College
spent a couple of days here am
je at Kershaw last week in the in
terests of the College, lie wa
the guest of Rev. J. 11. Boldridg
while here. The Greenville Fe
'imaio college is an old, well
s, . .
jt known institution, with an excel
lent faculty and noted for thoi
18 oughnoss in all that it teachef
re See ad.
S*REAT SALES prove the grea
r- merit of Hood'* Sarsaparilla
. Hood's Sarsaparilla sells because i
accomplishes GREAT CURES.
10
Joint I'icnir.
There will he a Sunday Schoc
and Alliance picnic at Dougla
school house next Saturday. Ue\
S. N. Watson and Senator I>. I
Miller will deliver Sunday Schoo
' addresses, and Messrs. W. G. A
'* " I'orter and .las. R. Magill will dc
'l liver Alliance addresses. The put
,s lie is invited to be present wit
baskets.
>n School Opening*
{<* are now the order ol' the daj
i?l and when you go to buy you
school books, don't forgot that I
0. Hough Co. will sell them I
"" to 20 per cent cheaj)er than air
one else in the county.
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, DTA K KIKE A, DYSENTERY, ^ au.lull
JtOWEI, COMPLAINTS. 4, 1
A Sure, 8afo, Quirk Cure for these * *"
troubles is J*
0 TtaitiKM^erJl
(PKRRT DAVIS*.) ^
r Vard lateiraully mud Externally. 4.1?
Two Sizes, 25c. and fiOc. bottles. J *
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A LAW OF THE LAND.
- The Dingley Tariff liill Finall,
e Passed by Congress, And Sign
ed by President?Congress Ad
journed Sine Die.
;1
e WnslnnotriM I..1" ??
? p?) ?"'J ?111
tariff hill passed its last legisla
tive stage at p. in. to day, whei
[> the Senate, by the decisive vot
j or 40 to .10, agreed to the confer
ence report on the bill. The an
e nouncement of the result wa
s greeted with enthusiastic ap
S plause hy the crowded chambei
t This closed the great labor fo
,f which the Fifty-fifth congres
assembled in extraordinary ses
j s-ion, and alter stubborn resist
ance, at times threatening a dead
IT ^
lock, the senate 'concurred witl
v
the house in a resolution forth
a,. .
final adjournment ol the sessioi
at 0 o'clock to-night. The presi
dent's message for a currenc;
commission was received, but th
l" house bill creating the conunis
v sion was not acted upon. Th
^ closing day was prolilic of a se
11 ries of momentous scenes, eacl
0 of which alone would have beei
s of extraordinary interest. Ai
'? analysis of the \ote shows tha
r the affirmative vote was cast l>
r 37 republicans, 1 democrat, Mc
* Enery, 1 silver republican
* (Jones of Nevada ), and 1 popti
s list, (Stewart.) The negativ
vote was cast by 2S democrat
!- and 2 populists, (Harris and Tin
i- ner.) Mr. Teller, silver republi
I can, and 2 populists, Allen am
1- Butler, were present and did no
t vote. One populist, Kyle, am
e 1 silver republican, Hettigrew
, were absent without pairs, wliicl
y was equivalent to witholdin
their votes.
I Although the result was afore
( gone conclusion, yet this did no
, .abate the eacer mtnirncn
ing to the close of a groat contest
Early in the day the debate wa
* listless, though enlivened at time
'' with violent criticisms by Mi
Allen and by a speech from Mi
Burrows of the fiance committee
Messrs. CafFery, Morgan am
- Stewart occupied the time up t
3 o'clock, when the vote wa
promptly taken. Then came
long parliamentary battle ove
* final abjournment. The opposi
i tion endeavored to score a poin
by compelling a vote on layin
the president's message befor
the senate, and succeeding i
this, attacked the majority fo
s refusing to act on the president'
recommendation.
The main desire of tiioso oppi
1 sing adjournment was to secure
. vote on the Harris resolniio
. calling on the prosidont to sto
, the sale of the government intei
I, eats in the Union Pacific rai
road. For four hours an acrimo
nioua parliamentary contest wa
waged. Gradually the tactics c
the opposition ' were overconu
lr shortly before 7 o'clock, Mr. Moi
gan withdrew further opp^isitio
0 and the resolution for final ac
V journnient was passed. C'ompl
i niontary resolutions to the vic<
president, Mr. Ilobart. were
adopted and at !> o'clock the final
scene was enacted by the formal
adjournment of the session.
"Heath Spring Dots."
(iood rains continue to fall,
crops are looking very encouraging.
At a recent meeting ot the
board of trustees of the lleath
fspring High school Miss Alice
I'errv was elected principal and
Miss Matilda Croxton assistant.
^ Miss Alice has had considerable
- experience as a teacher and no
. doubt they will bo highly pleased.
Miss Matilda is a graduate of
Limestone, and with the energy
she possesses will fill the posi0
tion very satisfactorily.
The protracted meeting at the
1 Presbyterian church here which
e began a week ago, will close tonight
(Tuesuay.) The pastor
Rev. Chalmers Moore, was ass
sisted by Rev. W. G. Neville,
of Yorkville, who preached some
' most excellent sermons,
r
The meetings were attended
s
by large crowds of interested
people and several have
joined the church. Others may
j join before the close.
Rev. J. S. Croxton will begin
e
a protracted meeting at the Rap
list church next Friday the 30th.
He expects his son, Rev. A. M.
Croxton, I). 1)., of Oxford, Miss.,
0
to be here to assist in the meeting.
The latter's friends will gladly
welcome him.
1 Miss Nellie Roseman who has
been visiting Mrs. A. P. Rrown
returned home yesterday.
* Mr. Harry Crosswell, of Fastover,
S. C., is spending a while
with liis friend, Mr. L. Iv. Ivelly
at ()akhurst.
Mrs. C. S. Wheeler, ol Wadesi
boro, N. C., is visiting her mother,
Mrs. McCollum.
s
Mrs McCormick and daughter
of Florida, are stopping at Mr.
, K. 1>. Patterson's.
j Mr. J. T. Mackey, of Fort Mill,
. was in town the vast week on boxd
.
mean.
' Mrs. II. F. Ilaileand children
1 visited the former's parents, Mr.
" and Mrs. P. T. Twitty the past
week.
i- Miss .Janie iStover, of Flat Rock,
I is visiting Mrs. A. P. Brown.
Mr. Lewis Thompson, of Ati
IfemaliaI
' V )
d i ok <
0 f. n -li.n A
\i - wuuians neiiei.x;;
f V Tlic Now Curo for nil S
' F ^Female Weaknesses.* 5
g S< Femalia will releive in a few w
l| hours: Jj
6 ?, l'ain in the top of the head, Jj
n V Profuse tlow when Courses *5
( are on.
r . ?, l'ain when Courses are on. i\
g V Fluttering of the heart. f
Cj Nervous ami Hyspeptie v
Symtonis. Ji
Heavy dragging pain in the
V back. *)
a 7t Habitual constipation. a
n V Irritability of the Bladder,
t* and diNlculty in passing *lj
p ?, water. n
Sore feeling in lower part of ?
Q bowels. 'J
1- /, l'ain in regions of Kidneys jS
IV and Backache. <
vj Bearing down feeling. JJ
is | jf| Burning and Scalding dis- N
> charges from the Womb.
y Neyer fails to produce a healthy. )
5, jr. free and natural tlow of the ,1
. y monthly mensl rual secret ions.
f. .)
n | /, For sale by ,j
' t' 1 F MArifrv D. r>t\
. - u< ?. 1>1 n V i\ U I UC V \J V
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i Inula, (la., who is nursing his m|
valid lather al Liberty llill spent
Sunday in town. II is oid liiends
, were glad to to : him.
Miss Marie Clifton, of Union,
; S. is visiting friends in town.
K. If. M.
i . I)i utmnreinent.
I have opened tip a stock of
| heavy and fancy groceries in
Mar key's corner and will keep a
select stock of everything in my
line, which 1 oiler to the public
at lowest cash prices, (live me
a call before buying.
JOSKIMI WAI.KKR, JK.
flpTTWt
of Hires Rootbccr
on a sweltering hot
day is highly essential
to comfort and
health. It cools the
blood, reduces your
temperature, tones
tVlO ct<?ftn?eb
I!J| HIRES
ft!' t_ 12 If' Rootbeer
Mil li -i m ?kould l)C 'n every
j " jj| home, in every
BM v 4c Mm office, in every workJnj
""'-Mso JTi shop. A temperance
n^A f-io &S drink, more healthill
' Ml than ice water,
B Ja Jf" y!J5 more delightful ami
P?| ?*'?-0 [jj'j, satisfying than any
B lil 10 Mil ?Utcr hcvcragc proI
] ' A' Hi' Ms<1* ??i' ?>r *h* ch*riM r.
R, H MM ntrr> r. PhlUl-lrhU. A |>k1'
ijS. ??? n.?k?? & (tllaui. SoU II'
DR. JAS. E. POORE,
Physician and Surgeon.
Gradiiatfl of llelleTue lluitpilal
Mcillral Colleire? Y.
OFFERS his professional services to ilie people
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