Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, October 20, 1897, Page 5, Image 5
v We Want
Your Trade
V And will appreciate it so
much as to give the b*.st
values that is possible foi
the least money.
Now Listen I
There may be something in
the following list you want:
* Flour, Meal, Bacon, Canned Goods,
Toilet and Washing Soap, Smoking
and Che wing Tobacco, Cigars, (land ies,
Cakes, Tinware, dugs. Shot, Nail9?
dliferent sizes, Pipes, Lamps, etc.
The above are a few of the
nrtiMnc ? '> I... ..-li- 11
M. V.VIV9 ?? %J IlilllUie. v an
and see if we cant make the
price to suit you.
Just received a handsome line of buggy
Whips which will he sold cheap.
?. S. CHEERY ft BBO.
BR. JAS. E. POORE,
Physician and Surgeon.
Orsdnals of Uollcvuo llosplfa
Mctllral College, H. If.
OFFERS hi? professional sorv'cos lo the pco
pie of Lancaster ami vicinity.
OFFICF. over Hank of Lancaster.
RESIDENCE with T. Y. Williams.
* ssw? - r? *3*t3>v? * ^
y | DID ?011 EVER TRY |
| WONDERFUL OIL FOR {
| RHEUMATISM! |
I? It is th" greatest I'ain Remedy -A
w is on Karth. Wonderful Oil re- ij
N a lieves pain, no matterr its source ft
3 or of how long standing. It J
il soothes, calms,brings rest. Not fj
5 only removes the ej'/'"ctn, but it ft
2 does away with tlie causeh J
" which produce them?goes di- y
S*l rectly to the spot?acts swiftly ft
w anu surely.
( IT CURES:
V RhiMimatism in from one to i
H six days. fi
n Neuralgic l'ain in ten minutes. *j
11 Headache or earache in three 2
<5 minutes. X
K Toothache in one minute. g
V. Sorethroat in three hours. fi
IPain in back or side in thirty jj
minutes. |S
Cramp Colic in two minutes, a
Catarrh in the Head in two to
six days. y
P Will cure a cold in one night |]
gi by batheing temnles. neck and
M chest and inhaling from bottle *J
jfn for five minutes. I'sed inter- k]
> nally and externally for all \
f" Aches and I'ains, 25c. a bottle. "
lr J; J. P. HACKEY & CO.
AWORLD OF TRUTH ^
( IN A SINGLE LINE. v
R BRANDT'S
GOODS PLEASE
EVRYBODY.
R. BRAN?*.
The Jewler, Under Town Clocl..
Chester, S. C.
We carry a large siock of
Diamonds. Waichas,
Cold Jewelrv.
Fine Plated Jewelry,
Sterling Silver (loods,
Fine Silver Plated Ware,
Clocks, Dronzes,
Fancy art (loods,
Optical (loods,
Cut Glass
Fine China,
T1IK LA IIC KMT MTOHK )
. TIIK LAlKiKMT STOCK ( in the 4
I ANDTIIK ( Counties.
J MOST KACil lT'KS )
Fine Watch Ucpairing.
? FOKSAI.K.? 1 pair matched
mules, well broke; 1 heavy twohorpe
wagor; 1 horse; I plug
mule; shop and farming utensils.
4 Will he sold either privately or
publicly?See me at once.
W. B. SA i'Pj
3t. Lancaster, S. C.
Short Locals.
?Mr. E. B. Hasseltine left yesterday
for the West.
?Mrs. Parish of Yorkville is
the guest of Mrs. M. F. Jones.
?Mrs. J. Wylie Porter visited
relatives at Kershaw last week.
?Stevens, Heath & Elliott
lost a good horse last Wednesday.
1 It died on the road from Waxhaw.
?Rev. W. G. Neville of York'
ville visited Rev. Mr. Humphreys
here last week.
INCONTINENCE or water rturln* a'eepl
I slopped immediately by bH. K. DBTOHON'H
Anti DICKtic. Cures children and sdulu
alike. Price 11. Sold by J. R Mackey & Co.
DrURRisls Lancaster. S. C.
1>
?Rev. J. H. Boldridge returned
last Thursday from a two weeks
visit to his mother and other
1 relatives in Culpepper, Ya.
?Sheriff J. E. Cornwell of
Chester was in town last week cn
official business.
?Miss Florellft Mevnardie re
turned last week from a visit to
. relatives in Chester.
?Remember I will have fresh
fish on Fridays and Saturdays.
Black fish, Mullet, etc.
| J. B. Mackorell.
i ?There will be a meeting of
} the patrons of the Gills Creek
j school house next Satu> day mornI
ing at 0 o'clock, at the school
j house.
) ?The Association of the colored
! Bapl'sts was held here last week,
! beginning Thursday and closing
Sunday night.
?Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Smith of
Basconvilie were the guests of
the:r cousin here, Miss Florella
Meynardie, Sunday and Monday.
?Rev. Geo. C. Leonard w'U
hold church conference at Zion
church on Saturday before the
first Sunday in November at 3
i o'clock p. m.
Dr. W. 11. Wakefield, ol
Charlotte, N. C., will be in Lancaster
at the Cunningham Hotel,
on Thursday, Oct. 21st, this one
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f J W...J . ?Vy tlLO Jf) 11111116(1
I to the Eye, Ear, Nose,and Throat.
( ?Married,Sunday afteinoon by
1 Kev. \V. C. Ewart at the parson>
age, Mr. <J. 1*. Caskey and Miss
1 Nannie Long daughter of Mr. W.
\ J. Long of this place.
?Secretary Holloway gives this
recipe for keeping the boys on
the farm: Take them off of it
ii? ?t
uucitHiuuuiiy wnen sucn an opportunity
as the next annual Stale
Fair presents itself.
?Monroe, N. C., has let her
contract fcr the artesian well at
$7,500, the contractors guaranteeing
a llow of 200,000 gallons of
water per day.
?Ma'?ied at White Bluff, S
O., Get. 17th. ISO7, by J. N.
Est ridge, N. 1'., Mr. Elmore M.
Ogburn and Miss Delia Sims, all
of the -White Bluff neigboihood.
?The south bound freight had
a smash up of two or Ih-eo box
cars at lleath Spiing Saturday
evening. The wrecking train and
fA t*r\ a /I a?. .. ? 41 1
luiv/c nvuii uuwii eariy ouuuay
morning to help straighten up
the wreck.
? Part of the side track of the
O. R. Ar (J. at the factory has
been torn up and moved temporarily
near St. Luke for a side
track for use of Stevens'saw mill.
?Rev. C. R Retts of Richburg.
occupied the pulpit of the A. R.
P. church here Sunday night, and
preached an able sermon. Thero
will bo services in that church
next Sabbath morning at J.'
o'clock, by the pastor.
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in New York
Ganson Dry
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and all HO WEE COMPLAINTS.*.*
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Used Internally and Externally. *' Z
Two Size*, 85c. and 50c. bottlea. J Z
?Cotton is worth about 5
cents on this market.
?Mr. A. II. Rollings of Oak
hurst was in town yesterday.
? Mr. Robert Mackorell o
Winnsboro is visiting his consi<
here, Mr. II. J. Mackorell.
?Mr. L. C. Hough, intendan
of Kershaw, was in town jester
day.
?W. G. Chafee, Eeq., of Green
wood, is in Lancaster on businesi
?See notice of "Money t
Lend" elsewhere in these col
limns.
?Rev. J. B. Bozeman nf Km
shaw was in town Monday.
?Massey's excursion to Gafl
ney to-morrow is scheduled I
leave here at 7:30, a. m.
?Mr. J. II. W. Si evens of th
Fail-view Hotel, Chester, was i
town yesterday.
?Co to.Joseph Walker's if yo
want cheap groceries; he has cei
lainly got them. Oct. 21 3i
- Mrs. K. B.Cook of Tock Hi
is visiting her parents, Mr. an
Mrs R. Young.
?Mr. R. M. Jones spent sev
eral days visiting in Sumter r<
cently.
?There will he service in th
i -l
j^isiouupai enured couay, weanei
day,at 11 o'clock.conducted by th
pastor, the Rev. J. W. Cante
Johnson. Also on Sunday no^
at 11 a. m. and -LoO p. m.
?List of letters advertised fc
the week ending Oct. 19. ISO"
Eliza Moore; Elam Eoyct
Joseph Clinton; H. J. Rollins
T. C. Snipes.
Jos. F. Gregory, R. M.
?Rufus Jones and Ed Sander:
two of the parties presented b
the grand jury recently for vs
grancy, were tried before Magn
trate Ruins Monday. The jur
acquitted thom. The oases aeaina
Joe Thompson and Budd
Crockett were thereupon wit!
drawn.
?Hon. W. P. Wideman c
Abbeville delivered his lectur
uIIit the Grit* in the court, hous
last Thursday night. While 1>
audience was not large it was a
appreciative one, and all wei
away delighted with the hour
entertainment.
?Itov. C. W. Humphreys w.
preach a memorial sermon in th
Presbyterian church here ne
Sunday morning, reviewing h?
pastoral work in connection wit
that church for the past nin
years. lie preached a simila
,
nvi-uuu ui- l^oug'as ounuay las
which was the last sermon of
ten years pastorate.
?Mr. J. T. Hunter of Belltowi
sank down suddenly in the ban
last Thursday while transactin
some business there. He hai
been having chills several day
before and was not really able t
attend to business. Dr. \V. M
Crawford was summoned and a!
was done for the sick man tha
kind friends could think of, am
in a few hours he was able to b
moved and was taken home.
^\oiv is your ouym^time
o complete, and our prices st
I- big Dress Goods trade, but
we1 re receiving. Wonderful t
. done when you undersell you
is that yon compare our Br
selves. Where the crowd goe,
Millinery D:
almost everything is bustle.
e dictates of the season,?elegc
n display of
TIats, Ribbons, \
Feathers ar
Speaking of Birds. The*
II and Dixon, Line that soars to
(1 there is anything rotten he /.
not the "Eagle who catches u
r_ pie; they like to poke their m
s ness an d u question their nu
better scent around, their o
cover what is rotten there. 1
fiCJTIi
y and measure on the same lei
;t shop] ting from store to store,
save money on
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$o/200 worth of Shoes Jut
Shoes at 7o cents. .Men's Si
#J.2o, ou r price is OT> cents.
9, year in Shoes. Sold 700 pa it
y to pull and haul people to trc
!. Bargains Bi
y Another huge pile of S ce\
t at Jf cen ts. A lot more of thou
W e can't make i/oa um
l* we've not for you , an til you, si
.10 cent black ribbed Hose ui
>f lined Ladies ribbed Vest at ~
e at 7fO cents anywhere else. .
ie going here at 12 cents. A tin
C7. 17. - .7. 7/ ? 1 ?
,s mm i,?(//c (lunar icuut?only
n .Men's odd Vests, "a,job lot" )
it JYot mak ing much "Fuss
; CLOT]
hut \cc are selling more thai\
0 port unity has put into our jx
\ Blanket and Cor
h
e that you mast not miss. 7a
,r cents. $1.2f> Eider down Qui
^ cents. The famous $! whit
a thousands of, now for 72 cen
Direct from the .Mill in V
n OartDet S
k [just what {/oil want. . //so a
p Shades. /.fifties Woo/ Capes
J Capes at $2.4.0.
I JUST C
[. a h>t Of Men's stack- Chert
II v57 V0, going a t Sit.4(t.
1 ),
d
?l Ganson
5
$. BIG
WE
last week the
Goods Co.
)0 Worth of
GOODS.
DOOOOOOOOOOO
when oar Stock is again
ill so low. We expected a
not the immense volumn
lie big business that can be
r competitors. All we ask
ices?they speak for thems'
that tells the talc. In oar
O +-S. ?* ^ 1
sjjuniiiejni
J here //oft see all the latest
tut designs. A beautiful
^civets, Flowers,
id Birds.
>'C is a bird south of Mason
igh but scents afar, and if
? a/it to discover it- (lie is
0 Flies.''J So it is with peo/ses
in other people's bitsiithods,"
when they would
wn premises first and disWe
do business on the
*RB,
'el. After you are through
you can conic here and
it come. Ladies $ 1 .'Jo Dress
1 ihi-si /Hi
? ** J ^ 171 t/fc/ i/U/Z l/fl/j LUUi'LtO
This is ou r record breaking
rs l((st week. W e don't have
t-de with us,?our
ing Them.
tit Olefinif Remn ants going
e i> cent Calicoes at J cents,
fe / 'stan d f ft e BA R GAINS
e ihcni. Child's and Misses
5 d cents. A better fleece's
cents than yon ccuibuy
Metis at ecu/ Undershirts
en back reinforced Dress
' 70 cents at this store. 200
rroni 2t) rents a/).
" about our
aiMG,
i we ever did. A rare op)s
session
flfort Bargains
rent 10-Of Blankets at 35
'tis, not dan/acted,, nntu OX
=? ? / u
c Spread tha t ma hare sold
Is.
'ittsbnrg. A big lot of
amples,
'/ lot of Hags (tad Window
at 40 cents. $0.00 1*1 ash
30ME,
ot alt-wool SUITS, worth
on rs,
Dry Goods Co.