Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, November 03, 1897, Page 4, Image 4
We Had Th
of BARG
We Ransacked !
ANDS of DOLLAI
Great Injustice to buy ONE
* HE
5 cents Alamance, for 3 cents.
8 cents yard wide lloavy Sheeting
for 4? cents.
7 cents Canton Flannel for
4$ cents.
8 cents extra heavy Canton
Flannel?biggest bargain ever
ottered?for 5 cents.
6 cents Turkey Red Figured
Calicos for 4 cents.
10 cents Wool Mixed Jeans for
8 cents.
8 cents Red Tick?heavy quality?for
5 cents.
The above are all Staple Hoods,
and cannot be matched at these
prices.
Dress Goods!
Dress Goods !
This department is presided
i... ai: .~ v n 1 <<
ut> .1111111' \ I'UC.KCI I
assisted by Miss Lulu Wilkerson.
It is mi acknowledged fact that
we carrv the most select line of
the LATKST NOVKLTIKS in
DRFSS UOODS in tiie town.
Together with all the late Styles
and Shades in TIiIMMIN(?S to
match.
10 cents Colored Alpacas lor
S cents.
15 cents Wool Cashmeres for
10 cents.
25 cents Double Fold Cashmere
for 15 cents.
Our Buyer, Mr. T.
prospect and bought the largest H
will have to he sold. No matter
I A,WASTER ENTERPRISE
Published Pvery Wediu'sduy
- in itio
Enterprise - Publishing Company
A. J. CLARK, I
NOVEMBER, - - - - 3,1897.
Heath Spriim News.
'I h O rtfi ?n nmnnt ?nmt? I? * '
(lay night by the pupil* of the
music department of the Heath
Spring Academy?of which department
Miss Matilda Croxton
is the elficient head?was largely
attended and seemed to ho much
enjoyed. Following is tlio program
:
Let Music and So/a/ he Our I'au(tna
, by Misses Beaunie Cautheu,
Fannie and Daisy Horton, and
Messrs. Jolinnio Croxton and
liobt. and Ed. Bowers.
Itecitation: Xamiiaj the /J a hi/,
by littlo Clara Croxton.
Ovjan Sato: llonon r a Watt'/.?
Miss May Mobley.
thud : Woodland \Vh 'aif>cr*?
Miss Eoi? Mobley and Mr. Ed.
Crenshaw.
TabU au: inaotu uc< ?((Mara
Croxton, with live pigeons in her
arms playing the part of "innocence.1')
Solo :?Miss Ida Mobloy.
/>/o7--Ivii8HeH Minnie Croxton
and Ida Crenshaw.
So ay: J out Tell Them Tit at
You iSaw Jfc?Miss Fanoio Ilor
Ion.
e "SPOT
IAIJMS. Nev<
Every Nook and Cc
IS worth of GOODS
: DOLLAR'S Worth Without 2
RE ARE
50 cents 40-inch wide Cashmere
at 25 cents.
Remnants of Silk from 10 cents
up?worth three times what we
ask for them.
10 inch Boucle Fancy Cheviot
50 cents.
50-inch Fancv Checked Zebe
line. Silk and Wool Brillianto,
Silk Mixed Suitings, Fancy t'hocked
Cheviotts. Mohair Brocade,
Mulelasse, Astrakan Annure
Cheviots, Black and Plain Bio
cade Armour Silks, Black Silk
V clour.
Capes and
Jackets ! 1
Never before have we had such'
BARGAINS in these. $1.001
Beaver Capes for T.'I cents.
$5.00 Klegant Beaver Capes?
Latest Style?Watauga Bucks at
$2.50.
$7.50 Jackets for $2.50.
A few Ladies Brilliantine Suits,
! worth $8.00, for $2.50.
Notions!
Notions!
Mr. W. C. Beaty has charge ol
this department, assisted by Miss
Lilly Porter.
Pins 1 cent per paper.
I iauiics 1'iisi iSiacK 1 lose?the ]
M. Fitzpatrick, when h
iTOCK he ever bought. The last fc
nr what sacrifice. W K IIAVH (i(?
.
/itwitftfionTin Sjtinnintj- I
)\'fn< ] Sony: Miss Leila Hriu-e. I
Sofo: Miss Paulino Horton.
lie/tut us i >t / ' //'<(<//xc, /hut?
Miss Daisy llorton and Kobart
Powers.
Tahhuth: \\ mnttn'ft 1/ uj/its
(comical.)
I'/ic)', hulls I'/ii //itin, by tlia
(flee Club.
Solo:?Miss Norton.
J! >'<'* tilt ton : Tf> , Soldier* '"!/
?Miss Daisy Norton.
Faun it /! //< I*i it kit?Misses
Daisy Norton and Neaunieo
Cautlien.
Jkfi'itiitnit : In 1 he Ihtni Must
inn?Miss Mamie < roxton.
Dorothea, Organ Solo: Miss I
Daifl3* Norton.
Tableau: Tht re"1# No liouc With
out a 77iorn.
II 'hen tin f?/r! You Fore Jj>vi >
You?Miss Daisy Norton.
limiting: Home} Sweet Ilomt?
Miss Fannio 11orton.
/>< ethocen n olonalsi ?
Misses Fannie ami Daisy Norton.
lit
fit at mn : Music on the A'ajtpnh<tnnock?Miss
Leila liruce.
Trio! Oi'iJdU. Violin tint/ (lui
tm?Miss MatiMa Croxton and
Messrs Robert and fvlward Rowers.
After the entertainment proper
was over Ltila Crenshaw, a little
prl >if some six or seven, snmmor8
beautifully played sovreral
pieces on the accordian. She is a
littlo wonder.
ii iiihi iiiiii i
CASH"
ir Before in the E
Tempting VAI
?mep for the Best1
> Arriving Every D
Seeing Our Match
SOME
10 cents kind for 5 cents.
25 cents Ladies Regular made
Ilose for 10 cents.
2 nice Ilandkercheifs for 5 cts.
6 Hook Corsets?regular price
$1?now for 50 cents.
Clothing!
Clothing 1
Mr. .1. 11. Kennedy will be
found at tlie bead of this department.
NOW Ol'MN voru
F.YKS.
$5.00 All Wool Suits for $2.50.
$1^.00 Fancy All Wool Cheviots
for $">.00.
11 ox. Clay Worsted, worth
$12.now on sale at $0.50.
Ilovs Heavy Winter Suits at
<55 cents.
Hoys Caps at 5 cents each.
Mens Fnlaundered Shirts at
2.'? routs
2." dozen Men's $1.25 and $1.50
Laundered Shirts?the greatest
bargain ever offered?for 05 cents.
Shoes !
Shoes !
Mr. 11. 11. St rot her has control
of this department.
We bought our entire line of
SlioFS before (lie advance. Consequently
we can save you at
leant J.7 j>ce cent, on your Shoe
bill. We are the Agents for
e Icit for the Northern
inr weeks <if dry weather has cut 1
T TO HAVE THE MONEY.
T. M. FIT
The pupils all performed the
parts well, reflecting credit both
on thenisolvea and on [their accomplished
teacher;?and in
every way the entertainmont was
a success.
* * *
Mrs. I). N.Mackeyof Lancaster
i> visiting her son, Mr. li. li.
Mae key.
Miss Marion Kichards of Marlborough
passed through hero last
Friday on her way to visit rela
liven ar i.ioorry 11111.
Mr. John T. Mackoy, of l'"ort
Mill, sp* nt from Saturday till
Monday in town.
.Miss Mary Mooro left for Shaylor
Hill, Kershaw county, Monday
morning, whore she goes to
take charge of a school.
Tlio many friends of Mr. A. 1'.
Drown are sorry to know that he
is quite sick.
I'ublic school began at the
Academy Monday morning.
The friends of Miss Agnes Cauthen
are glad to see her out again
alter an illness ul several months.
Hill Iviitlodge nnd his wifo and
some Watts darkeys, all living
near Heath Spring, had a fight
Sunday, in which Kutledge had
ills head heat up with a gun.
Then Sunday night some one
went to Doc Watts' house and
( '.I 1 } A/1 !?.!>"* out o r\/l . At I ' ?v? ? I k ?
I (Uivu mail Vfiu nuu !*ihm II I 112 III a 11*5
loir, hurtinir him pretty baldy.
Watt" thinica Kiitledgn did the
shooting, anal han carried the caae
to ^Li^attlrato Halliard.
w. c. c.
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And Reape
[istory of Lancas
jUES Been Displa
VALUES. THOUSi?
ay. Any One W on!
less Barge
peach;
Hutchison and Rice's Men Shoes;
also, for C. II. Uodmans Ladies
and Childrens. Every pair o(
which are warranted.
Millinery I
Millinery I
Miss Hello Carter, our accommmk.w*..
piiouvu iuuiiiici ^ u IIU nat) wiiii do
last season, and gave such entire
satisfaction, has returned and will
welcome all of her old customers
as well as the new ones. She
selected our entire stock of millinery
and can give you all the latest
"fads" in reguard to colors, trimmings
iVc, ilc. She bought some
remarkable bargains in Ladies
Felt Walking Hats. Regular
juice elsewhere $ 1.00, our price
25 cents.
Ladies Felt Shapes s??ld everywhere
at 7a cents, our price 25c.
Children's Tains 15 cents, worth
25 cents.
Children's Ronnie Doons 15
cents, worth 25 cents.
Job lot of Ribbons 2 incheswide
for 2 cents a yard.
We have the finest selection of
Children's llats ever shown in
Lancaster. We say it without
fear of contradiction that Miss
Carter can trim you a hat in nieei
style and for less money than
you can have it done elsewhere.
Markets, was bouyed u]
the crop off. So wo intond throwii
ZPATRirk
? ? ~ A
See ii.t Jlefore Itin/liii/.
Wo have just received a cai
load of Hay flock and other grade*
of Huggies and Carriages anc!
road wagons, with or without top
and the celebrated Mitchell Wag
ons, which are warranted the bowl
on the market, all of which wc
oll'or to the public at greatly reduced
prices. He sure to inspect
| our stock before buying, and wc
I will either sell vou or save von
j money.
Stevens. Heath & Elliott.
Wo livo in a country of wiiioli fh<
principal scourge is stomach-trouble
It is more wide-spread tlian any
other disease, and, very nearly, mort
dangerous.
()n? thing tlint makes it so dangerous
is that it is so little understood.
If it were better understood, it
would he more feared, more easily
cured, less universal than it is now.
So, those who wish to he cured,
take Shaker 1 ligeRtive Cordial,because
it goes to the roof of the trouble as no
other medicine does. The pure.harmloss,
curative herbs and plants, ol
which if is composed, are what render
it so certain and, at the same time, ?<i
gentle a cure.
It helps and strengthens the stomach,
purities and tones up the system
Sold by druggists, price 10 to fl.lK
per bott le.
Steam Jjfiiitutri/.
W c are now prepared to <lo al
I . ~.i' T I -1- 1
i\nui> ?>i i.iuuuiy wiirh, such as
Ladies' silk waists, skirts, collar
and cull's. Also men's shirts, col
lars and culls, at very reasonable
prices. Wo will appreciate all
orders entrusted to us, and guar
anteo satisfaction.
ClIKSTKK STKAM LAUNDRY,
Chester, S. C
i HkS ^ i <
Jri^ I
d a Harvest ?
ter Has Such
yed.
LNBS and THOUS- 4
Id do Themselves a
lins.
ES: *
Fruniture
and Stoves!
\\7 ~ _ _11 . ?
?t ? ?eu more r urnnuro ana
Stoves than all the rest of tho
stores in Lancaster put together.
There is no use quoting prices on
these two articles, for our competitors
are just simply not in it. It
would be only a waste of space
and printer's ink to do so.
Groceries
and Hardware!
Mr. J. 11. Carnes, assisted by
Mr. W. B. Cauthen and Mr. J. K.
('nip are the presiding genii in
this department. ^
3 Car Loads of Flour bought
heforo the advance. We can
save you money. Collee?Good
Kio 9 pounds to the $1.00. Now
, it is a well known fact that the
New Tarilf has advanced Guns 10
per cent.?Wo anticipated this
1 fact and bought our Guns in .June.
So you can have them at the old
. price. It is also as well known
that wo carry the only complete
. stock <>l Guns in Lancaster.
p by the promising crop
tig profits to the wind. Tho Goods
n r\ i-*
ac o^u.,
Leaders of Low Prices.
?The two year old child of Mr. f
and Mrs. J. F. Nisbet died Sunday
morning about i) o'clock. The
| little remains were taken to lirzah
Monday for interment. Much
1 sympathy it* lelt for these parents
' in the loss of their first born and
only child.
YELLOW FEVER
I
, lMtKVKNTKD I*Y TAKING
"Our Native Herbs"
t he
Great Blood Purifier and Liver Regulator.
2<><> DAYS'TKKATMLNT$ 1 .OO
' Contains a I<r|fli*tur Guarantor.
> pa^'o Hook ami Tritlrnonials. FREE.
Sent i>v mail, poatnic' p.iid. Sold only t.v
ACENT8 for
THE ALONZO 0. BLISS CO.,
Washington, D. C.
u
' Here I Am At * * *
: MACK&V'S
' CORHER,
1 Where Are You?
fjood Hour .selling at $2.00
(iood cotl'ee, 10 pounds . 1.00
firanulated sugar, is pound* l.oo
21 poundslightest brownsugar 1.00
, GLASSWARE AT A SA RIFICE.
Fine tumblers tiiat has lioeii selling
for 10 cents a set, will sell them
to you for 20 wilts.
, Teas, Canoed Goods and Fruits at
the Very Lowest Price.
Respect folly,
JOESKPII UALKKIt.
/'. >S\ Highest Price paid
fur Chickens and Eggs.