Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, October 27, 1897, Image 1
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* VOL. VII.
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G&K3RS.W Mi
?> Dry Goods, Notions, Shoos
WK Iwvc a nioo lino of T a
FALL CAMCOKS, WOK
Klf i 1 AS. Ol'Tl NGS, FLi
c\ j '\rOM T\rn for ?Jhi
/ 1.1] li'V'vT of IIA
a :\!i(l voil selected S'l'OC
bought fro'n ;| i> b' st houses in tii
iA| LutC' .s' I),'ess .Shot, in town /V.
^ A Nice Line of Heavy
ijL ""J" ("all and see us when
? ri^ht. We feel ?r:it
"V ?> .>11 i! :i i .. i ...IM . ,M
gg continuance.
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r ! as'? 50
' ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED
' ' " !"'ryy ft**' *'' STn?U>? KKMKOT Vi
PORK, 4
Pork Sausage,
BBBF.
You can now get fresh pork sausage
as well as first class heef at
my market daily. Prompt delivery
made for all orders in any part of
the town.
W. P. YOUNG.
.Tuly an, 1897(ly)
Subscribe for the ENTERPRISE ?
one vear $1; six month BO cents.
Hn.tn-IWn
I up iiruam
$ We Are The Pe
W Abreast of
# gressive
@ o
<&> Don't fail to pay u.-. a visit \
^ see what push an?l the knowle
^ NKSS will do. You eau't fail
^ hotter fixed to do your C1X>
dp County. Kor your convonien'
J*. ':'!jc!11 . and our 1 ir 1 ? i h, and
^ routradiction that we pve n;i
the square inch than anvhodv
tV ()' ton under t lie no h of our
drive your team to the rearem
*7 your hale ol cotton ready lor i
% We will Gin \
^ 25 cents per I
? REItiEl
^ loo. that wo are headquarter
^ CIIIN'K LINK. If you break
J need a good belt, como to us;
anykind in our line, drop in a
^ commodate you.
^ Wo also pay the highest oaa
j Ginnery.
^ Thanking the public for pas
a continuation of same,
W Wo a
5 Poag d
JASTE
LANCASTER,
& Allison, |
JRCHAND3SS.
Hats, Clothing, Etc., Etc.
(lies nitr.SS FA /titles,
STKDS, TKrCOTS, II KX1NNEL,
Eto. 4>
mren aim ;wen. Also, a nice Iin
^ SHOES! w,j?
'< ?>f SHOKS that nr" r<?'i "
e country. We give you the best ??' '>
m
and Fancy Groceries. X
in town and we will treat you '.A>,
eful for the liberal patronage of "
ik? you prices that will warrant a ./
IrCAKDKLL & AI.LISOX. ^
> V. W.. w jt* r *-- ,
ISTIPATiOH^gT !|
*sf of constipation. Csncarttn sr* the Ural I au- |
rip or vripe.bnt camo r**j natural results. Sum-, i
).. t'hirnro. .Vontrrnl. ( an., orNor York, su., |
ni -J- ~
uiasser s*
BWi*' Specialty is
Low Prices
finnri groceries and
UUUU ^ CONFECTIONS.
Will sell 9 pounds jjood ^reen Coffee
for $1. 1 pound of R. J. R. Tobacco
for 44 cents.
Just received, a nice lino of Fanoy
Candies?cheap.
For Slates, Slate Pencils,
Pens and Ink, call on
A. GLASSER.
one door north >-f L. C. Payseur's.
ople Who Keep &
The Pro- ^
j Times. ^
vh?*n vou come to town, and a)
dyo of a yrF.CI AL HI'S!
to seo and admit that wo are
sIN(J than anybody in 11:.
:e wo havo spent s!o? pie &
wo claim without tear of
>ro GKM INK SKKVU'K to
' )nly put your w:u;on of
olovator and in 1". minute ^
1 of building and <;cl delivered ^
market. ^
T /"* ^
ai ir f nhrin of a
UUI I ell ty
I unci red. *
VIBER vj
? for anything in the MA ^
down, como to txs ; if you &
if you want information of ^
nd wo will do our best to no
h price for ootton seed at our J
it patronago and soliciting a
iro yours truly, ^
3 Harper. ^
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S. C., WEDNESDAY
An Agricultural Paper.
Mr. K. II. Aull of the Nei
horrv Newn and HeraM will pu
lifch tho initial numb; . of Sout!
orn Farmer and Uorti -ultnri.U c
the 15th of November. Prof.
j S. Newman of C ir.son <'olle{
: n i... > - *
I ?> i li UsJ tIJW initi ui.
i i ti the prosus, i'rof. No\
; man say p.
I Ifeeogm/iill' the r>rr) . cs.i b ir
made h gricultur> a nil horticu
tare and m the Cotton States,ar
I realizing the demand for orth
ides, up-io-iiato literature apt
these, as weii us other deoir
I
meats of rural industry, it seen
that an inviting field iies opt
ijournnl devoted to the ndvane
! ment of the interest* of those e
'gaged in "the most healthful,mo
useful, and most noble emplo;
I meal of man. We have, liier
jfoto, decided to publish oouliiej
i Farmer and Horticulturist as
! broad-guage journal in which rn
j rural friends will had in-tructic
; upon every subject of interest '
, the tiller of tho soil.
1 I'pon its pages ril' be arirro
; ed the best thought end practh
I for the field, the stock yard, tl
| dai'y, the garden, the orchard,tf
vineyard, the poultry yard, tl
llower yard and tho homo circl
Especial emphasis will I
placed upon whatever will eoi
tribute to rendering rural homi
more attractive, and life on tt
farm more happy and prosperou
WUiln ;iu .,..1......... ...:n
T Iinv: no twi II 1UI1D Will UVJ upti
to the discussion of all questioi
of ugriculturo-political econorn
and such proposed public men
ores as elfect the interests of tl
agricultural industry; nothir
political or partizan will be a(
mitted. Public measures will t
discussed from the standpoint <
I the. country gentleman but a
partizan politics will be not onl
[excluded from its editorial co
unints but from contributions i
well.
When it will labor to uphol
an elevated social and nion
standard, associated with tempo:
ance and Christianity, nothin
partisan or sectarian will be n<
mitted.
I'nder no circumstances wi
Southern Fanner And Ilorticu
turist become the organ of an
i>. w ur^iuii/.nuou, mil us coillinil
will be ever open ami its editor
I al pen over ready to promote tii
welfare of voluntary organization
I no matter by what name the
may ho known, provided the
j oldest and effort point *o tin* a<
I vaneeniont ot the prosperity, eel
! uration and happiness of the at
| ricnltoral classes 'l'o this en
i4 columns will I <t open, free <
rharye. to all ol irial mnounci
month of such organizations.
i i-< desired aNo thai Souther
! ' nwr \nd Ihe ieulturist sha
her a medium ' f exchanj
of friendly discu-sion upon a
subject relating to rural life.
J^-ALUl c31Uil
Ami iviLLUi; snows,
at Chester, S. C.
MONMY, NOV. iSI
ROUND TKI1' TICKET I
conta from Lancaster 1
Cheater. Train leaving Lai
caster at 8 o'clock, a. m. K<
turning, leaves Chester at
o'clock, p. m. This is a gran
opportunity to visit Chesti
and see the biggest CRcus i
the world. Tent covers tc
acres of ground.
i T E R F
JSL- JMaamm sL iw
OCTOBER 27, 1891.
1'iilon Mrvting.
Program of the Union meeting
to he held at Pleasant Plain
>v-1 church this week, Friday tho *?!!?,
fj_ i Saturday the 30, anil Sunday the
| 131, Oct., 1807.
.Meet at 10 o'clock Friday a. m.
>" . Organization.
.T.' Reports from the Churches.
Introductory nfrnmn Ku K?q^
: ; >. -s. Watson. Alternate Uo*.
'. S. Croxton.
^ | i loCvitih'-.
.\ ft i: k x oo n skfslon.
^ or | # f ^
, Subject. The Bible ?ts a book
i of practical morals. I). A. Wil' JI
hams. Kev. J. S. Croxton, liov.
o J. A. Dabney.
,M; Subject: The Bible as the
I Chistain's Daily Companion, J.
. II. Boldridge, J. N. lTstriuge, \\ .
, T. Morris.
>u| Subject: Some difficulties i?i
< oii vith ! a'ore n
m. I problem and religious liberty in
n_|South Carolina at the present
tniiu. Kev. P. S. Funderburk.
" j Kev. .T. lb Bozemnn.
*! Subject : Some suggestion as to
0-1 the importance of combining irni
li ty and freedom in church work.
a J. B. Witherspoon, W. B. Bruce,
,r and others.
,n Sunday morning 10 o'clock
? Sun lay school mass-meeting.
Missionary sermon at 11 :30.
H?ce38.
0 Subject: The importance of
teaching and some good methods
le of teaching Bible methods of givu>
ing to the Lord's cause.
e* W. C. Thomson
and others for Com.
1,e
Xotlce.
s.
n All parties indebted to us, esis
pecially those whom we have eary
ried over from last year and long*
er, must come forward and settle
ip ? r--l\
-- | ??. vuon ?a uu III LULT I1UUCU Will
be given. Remember we ?ro uot
doing u banking busineas and
thereforo raoplo owing us must
u pay upv
H. J. Grkookt <fe Co.
77/c f/reat Jf'dHttrr Shoics
IH |
j which will exhibit in Lancaster, WedI
nesday, Nov. H, recently visited East
d i Liverpool, (Ohio), and as it is soine\\
I thing interesting to know what hind
j of an impression a coming amusement
enterprise has left in othurcitie* the
g following is reproduced from the Liv1.
j erpool Crisis :
The Wallace Shows arrived on three
long trains early this morning-. After
11 the small hoy had accomplished sntis1
i factorily the tash of directing the nn!
loaditig of the train, the erection of
| the hig tent was begun at West Knd
iri Park, ami hy 11 o'clock it was complete.
, The main tent which the Wallace Show
i carries has a capacity for Heating 1*_',
t5 j (JIM) people.
1S Wallace boasts of a parade a mile
j long. 'I'he actual length of the line at
y i iiooii to-day was more than that il 1ir
tnni'i* and was well closed tip. The long
] parade passed without accident.
I though thousand jammed the streets.
I* Everything about the Wallace show is
r i new this year. New tents, new wagons-,
i and pretty nearly an eiitire new equip1
nsent giv-* the big show a bright, clean
>1 i appearance.
cai.kik- 1,(100 i'koi ik..
T! show carries, all told, OSO p,mn
pie, i:i lnding men, women and -h:lij
dren. The performers and matngej
ment travel in a train of Is special
t(> , cars, lmilt for them including !." s!?< p1]
i ers and a butl'et car. where the per1
formers and management cat breakfast
.
The people with the Wallace circus
are a better class, as a rule than other
shows carry. There is an absence of
the tough element. The tnanago:
merit carries a clean show
; morally, and the employes seldom give
the people in any city any tumble.
I The I'inkerton men accompany the
circus nod cii.niii>r?l>? with tlm l.wul
authorities in watching for suspicious
characters?ami as a result t he Wallace
circus has the reputation for being a!>.
Holutely free from the horde of pick.
pockets and snenk thieves which u-ujallj
accompany these traveling aggreRations.
to As an illustration of how this is appreciated
by tiie local authorities, last
week at Huntington, \V. Va. the mayB*
or and a delegation from the common
7 council visited the circus and otllcially
id extended to the attaches the freedom
?r of the city?the first time on record
that that courtesy has been shown a
In circus.
>n Wallace carries the finest horses on
earth. There aro gou horses with tlie
>RISE.
NO. 32.
koyal makes the foot] pure, j
, wholesome un J delicious. I
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U f* 11 i . %* xm n*x
a mr.'ir- wrv: H
j ji .w v.; a(. .. ;.*!
Absolutely Puro j|
:! |
'fat:.Uiir . tiH.i ?.. ? ... f.-n
show this year.
j over which crowds if row enthusiastic
I this season is the Nelson family acroj
hats. There are nine persons in the
I family, from tin* father, .10 years of
'at,*". to the little irirl haby acrobatonj
lv H years old. Three of the nine are
adults, and ttie Nelsons aie pronounced
tli** most wonderful combination
of acrobats on earth.
j Ilow to 1'leawo a Woman.
I First of all pot her.
Don't stnv out late at night.
Don't always ho finding fault
with her.
Tell her she is pretty whether
you think so or not.
Help her about the house
sometimes.
Don't wait until she is dead to
praise her. She won't eare then.
Don't deceive her. Be honest
with her by all means.
StlOtwl enmn r?f vniii.
uvuiv \/4 J WU? iCISUlC
moments in her presence.
Make her believe she is the
most charming woman on earth
to you.
He brave. Woman despises
cow a rdico.
Talk to her and act as if you
are interested in what interests
her.
If she is worried about anything
show that you sympathize
with her.
There is not much danger of
I telling a woman you love her
i too often. She is hardly apt to
tiro of that.
i i
I >> jii-ii you ii*iiv? nomo gei nor
something ho it ever so small.
If you can't get anything for her
tell her you saw something you
wanted to get. It will show that
| you thought of her.
When you come about the
home don't have a frown on your
face. iiivo her your sweetest
; smiles?if she is a true woman
j siu deserves more than anyone
I else.?1'.\.
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