Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, November 10, 1897, Page 5, Image 5
We Want
Your Tradt
^ And will appreciate it i
much as to give ? f*r-? bo
values that is possible f
the least money.
Now Listen I
There may be something
^ the following list, you wan
Flour, Meal, Bacon, Canned Gooi
Toilet and Washing Soap. Suiokii
ai d Chewing Tobacco, Cigars, (audit
Cakes, Tinware. Jugs, Shot, Nails
different sizes, l'ipes, Lamps, etc.
"I lie above are a low of tl
articles we handle. Ca
and see if we cant make t!
price to suit you.
Just received a handsome line of hU|
gy Whips which will be sold cheap.
R. S. CHERRY & BR!
FID TIC V noAOT
lm. imo. D. ruuiu
Physician and Surgeon.
( rn?lu*t? of lt?-l 1?>?ii?* llospit
>lc?lleal <'oll? K?', . V.
|"|FKKltS his professional services lo the p<
" pie of IjJincnstor ami viclnPy.
OFKICR ovr Hank of f.anetvf tsr.
UKSIDBNCK with T. Y. Williams.
* (illll) YOU EVER TRY
J WONDERFUL OIL FOR
fi RHEUMATISM ?
y It is the greatest Pain Remedy
f> on Earth. Wonderful oil reft
lieves pain, no matt err its source
]? or of how long standing. It
j s ?otlies, calms, hrings rest. Not
e only removes the rffvctn, but it
;jj does away with the causes
I j which produce them?goes direelly
to the spot?acts swiftly
1 3 and surely.
I i
a
i| IT CURES:
ft Rheumatism in from one to
? six days.
^ Neuralgic Pain in ten minutes.
J
'j Headache or earache in three
ft minutes.
Toothache in one minute.
] zj Sorethroat in three hours.
Ii 1'ain in hack or side in thirty
1 fj minutes.
ft Crainp Colic in two minutes,
v Catarrh in the Head in two to
la six days.
jrj Will cure a cold in one night
V by but being temples, neck and
V chest and inhaling from bottle
K for live minutes. L'sed inter?
nally and externally, for all
^ ft Aches and Pains, tific. a bottle.
| J. F. MACKEY ft CO.
Here I Am At * * *
i nr zr w 9
^""cORNBR
Where Are You'
Gouil Hour selling at $2.
Good cotCee, 10 pounds . . lj
Granulated sugar, is pounds. . lj
21 pounds lightest brown sugar l.i
GLASSWARE AT A SA RIFICE.
Fine tumblers that has been sel
ing for 40 cents a set, will sell t lie
to you for 20 cents.
Teas, Canned Goods and Fruits i
the Very Lowest Price.
Kespert full v.
JOBSRPII MILKER.
/'. <S. Highest I'rice /uti
for ( hie hens and tCg'gs.
YELLOW FEVEF
l?KKVHNTi:i> IIV TAKING
"Our Native Herbs"
the
Great Blood Purifier and Liver Regulato
2<M> I YS' TKKATiM KNT )H I .O
Contains a Hcglstor <luur:intce.
uiiil 'IV-ttlmonhi i. FREI
Sent hv mull, poilutf'* p.u?i. only !
AGENTS for
THE ALONZO 0. BLISS CO.,
Washington, D. C.
?t
Jb WANTRll TRl'STtVORTHY ANI? AC
7 In Kcntlointo or ladles to travel for t
hi><<iisII)]c, nstnl'l i <hi <1 house In i.iuiinst
Cotintr Monthly *'.?>?? nn<l fxpcn*r!i I'oi
lion nli'itdy Ki'frrnnri' KiuIono M'lfa<MroH?i
Atuini?<l i-nvolopo. The Dominion Coin pun
Dept. W Chicago.
Short Locals.
j
i ?Ootlou was soiling for 5.15
^ I yestorday.
?Several parties have gone to
so the Fair from here.
?Horn, Nov. 1, 1807, to Rev.
i and Mrs. W. C. Ewart, a daughter.
?Mr J. S. McCardoll'a condij
fcion is still unimproved.
?Mrs. Lula Rowel 1 is in Colurn,s?
bia in attendance upon the Fair.
1ST
?Miss iMaria Mayer visited
friends at Oakhurst last week.
10
]] ?last of letters advertised for
u? the week ending Nov. 0. 1807.
?Miss Nettie Price is teaching
the Zion school, having opened
^ Monday of last week.
? Editor C. W. Birchmore of the
ji Wateree Messenger made us a
J) pleasant call one day last week. ^
INCONTINENCE of water dnrlnsr alcon ^
stopped imtneiltiitely by Di* K. Detohon h
ANTl IlllTKTin. Cures children and adults j
a alike Price 51 Sold by J h\ Mackcy & Co.
OruKpists. I.ancaster. S. C. 1
,n. ?Mr. J. LI. Crenshaw of Van 1
Wycli, was in town yesterday on
business. g
vX ?Tliphest market price paid '
f) for preen and dry hides. See me '
*v before you sell. W. A. Davis. 1
) ?This is Fair week in Colum '
J bin, but it is not a fair week alJ
together.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY. '
Take T.axativo llromo Quinine Tab- (
') lids. All Driigirists refund t lie money .
j? i if it fails to Cure. *25e.
J ?Mrs. E. E. Smith of Blacks*)
burp vieited Mrs. \V. S. Lanpley
j) last week.
J? ?Rev. \V. C. Ewart will po j
S to Richburg this week to assist
Rev. Mr. Betts in a protracted t
!}|mcetinp. '
A ?Mrs. W. TI. Burns ia vi?iting
JJ her aon, Mr. W. U. Burns, Jr., in 1
jl Columbia. a
? ?Mips Susie Monro and Misses v
y and Jane and Julia Coloman are
y aoon to graduate from the Char- e
^ leaton achool of nursery. p
?TI. J. Gregory Co. pent a j
carload of blooded stock to ('o- a
IS lutnbia several days ago to be ex- a
tS hibited at the Fair this week. x
I FvervbodV and l?ia wrifn will n
'j bo here tomorrow to bring the ^
*** children "just to see the ani""
mals," you know. [
?The report that Wallace Bros' r
circus had measles and dipthoria
amontr its attaches lias turnpd ,
out to be false.
n
m ?Miss Julia Taylor has return- f]
ij ed from a four weeks visit todharV
lotto and other places in that vino
cinity. Jj
no ?We learn that Mr. J. II. W. |
fM) I Stevens will vacate the Fairview c
| hotel at the end of his lease, and
I-J Mrs. Moore, of the Melton House,
111 j will succeed him.?The Lantern.
I ?There will bo service in the ?
i F.piscopal church to.lav, Wednes- 'v
'day, at 11 a. m., conducted by the 0
! I pastor, the Rev. J. W. Cantoy ,\
Johnson. h
Afr?. Sue PetRio Hall, care of
? ' B. Tl. Berret; Mrs. J. O. rTnnter ; c
* j David Jones, caro of (ion. Thos. c
' Kosser; J. R. Mathews.
J. F. (ireoory, 1'. M. a
?F.ditor Carter lias moved c
| into his new house. Ho is well 0
' fixed to live and is convenient to,
I
! the cemetery.
j ?A yonnp son of Mr. .Jesfie1^
Dlackmon, living j up t north of
town, was cut across the ripht ^
breast- Sunday afternoon by one q
""1 of the Dabnev boys. They were ^
y playing and fell out. Dr. l'oovoy
j was called, and sewed up tlie ^
' wound, which lie ?nvs is not
* ! . tl
serious.
m? ?8
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X (PERRY DAVIS'.)
V A Sure and 5afe Remedy in
V every caso and every kind
if of Dowel Complaint la
iSSmlfii/cr
V This Is a truo statement and
O It can't bo made too strong
O or too emphatic.
It in a simple, safo nnd quick
jF cure for
jft Orajnps, Cough, Eheumatlsm,
V Oolio, 0old3, Neuralgia,
Biarrhc*?, Croup, Tooth aohs,
Two sizes, 23e. sad 50c.
< I Keep It by you. Beware of
Imitations. Buy only the
Genuine?Perry Davis*.
SoM IfM-yifkM-*.
?There is an unusual amount
if building of one description or
mother going on in Lancaster
his fall. The carpenters are all
>us\\ and there is a demand for
nore.
?An entertainment will be
;iven bv the young people of
loath Spring, at the Academy on
Phanksciving night (Nov. 25th).
'roceeds will be given to the
radios Missionary Society. Ad- j
Mission 10 Mini lf> cents.
?Mr. Robert Hunter had one
if his foul pretty badly hurt Sunlay
night while in attendance
ipou evangelist Little's meeting
n the chapel at the factory. The
eat gave way and went to the
loor catching his foot under it!
Deaths*
Mr. Harvey McMurray Dunn,
ho 17 year old of Mrs. S. J.Faulk?er,
formerly Mrs. Dunn of,Jackonham,
died at his mother's home
ast Friday night of typhoid fever,
ifter an illness of about four
reeks.
Mack, as he was familiarly call>d,
was a student at the Graded
rhool here, hoarding at Mrs.
Unanda Hood's. He left Mrs.
lood's unwell and went home
_ 1 A A I 1 '
mi weni 10 neu ana never got up
,nv more. He wan a steady sober
ouny man, attentiveto bis duties
nd much esteemed by all who
now him.
lie was a member of thoTir/.ah
Tesbyterian church, whore his
emains wore interred Saturday.
? The 10-monthn old child of
Ir. W. T. Shehano of the Primus
leighborhood died last Thursday
light of pneumonia.
?Mr. (leorgo Byrd died at his |
omein Flat ('reek township Sun '
lay night last of typhoid fever,
le leaves a wife and two or three
liild ren.
?Mrs. Mary Johnson died at
he home of her son, Mr. William
ohnson at Mr. P. T. Twitty's
nill last Thursday after a linger
ug illness, at tho age of of about
5 years. Her remains were buried
l Beaver Creek church the fol
owing day.
Mrs. t>. E. Miller of Kershaw 1
ounty died tho 4th of Nov., of j
onsumption, aged about GO years, j
llO IAI t
O..U Wit* |
member of Hethel Presbvtori an
hurch and died in full assurance'
f a blessed immortality.
"riyhtenerf by a /tiryrlc.
As Miss Holle Twitty and Miss
lay Hell, of Heath Spring, were j
aving town Monday their horse j
[>ok fright at a bicycle and shied |
ut of the street and upset their
uggy on the embankment thisj
ido of the depot, throwing both of I
lieyoung ladies out and bruising
liom up some.
1 I
I "ft 7f "kwT T *T
4M1>-1
We Are
And Cr
We Are
It's 300 Ladi
Auction tha
Atte
3 i $6.50 Capes
45 4 ?? Capes
100 3.00 Capes
7 5 2.00 Capes
30 75-cents (
Prices speak and oui
ated. Here's the tri
more Dress Goods tl
combined. We have
wait upon our custon
department. We ha
other stores that repc
cond supply of those
novelties which we h;
for. 1000 "Standar
Sheets free to our cu
New supply of
SHOES,
Don't yon wish y
If ever there were
1
nave mem now. v_X)
of the Bargains?the
Millinery
We justly pride <
and exclusiveness of <
earned the popularity
our constant aim is t(
tractions. Avoid the
to the trading place c
Men's Vests, sligh
Men's $4 Coats, soile
Boy's all woo 1 Chcvii
THE DIE
We are busy rushi
of ladies and gents' 1
competitors are strugi
liref littl<? A +
huh I'Hi^ on/v.l\. O. U
cents Fleeced Vests ;
cents heavy Undcrshi
Matchless Hat
demic of low still low
aI 1 I 'if Kn-iY'iinc C
VI x HIV 1^111 r till IOi V_^
vincccl. You can't lnr
at other places. wi
come here r 1 >ec.a
prices elsewhere. T
trains coining.
GANSON Di
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AjS&T %
P. .Vv. v %'-: v. * &
Used to Crowds
owds Are What
After !
es Capes From
t we ask your
siition.
for - - $4.50.
for - - 2.25.
for - - 1.75.
for - - 1.00.
^apes at 40 cts.
GOOdSI
r Bargains arc apprecilth
comes in. We sell
lan all of the other stores
i about all we can do to
is r. our Dress Goods
ve great advantage over
>rt dull business. A sehandsome
Dress Goods
ave had such a demand
d" December Fashion
stomcrs.
SHOES i
ou were in our Shoes ?
Shoe Bargains then we
me and get your share
y are for you.
, Millinerv!
aurselves on the beautv
j
our Millinery. It has
r which it enjoys, and
) further add to its atw.
crowds and come early
>t the masses,
tly soiled, only 25 cents.
:d, $ 1. Overcoats $1.50
at Suits, 75 cents.
FERENCE.
n<> off our fourth stock
Jnderwear. While our
^ 11 nto ?>it rid of their
^ o o
this Store, ladies 25
ire 15 cents. Men's 25
rts, only 13 cents.
Bargains. An Epier
prices. $500 worth
!ome, see and he cony
domestics at our prices
ay do the People
use they can't match our
housaiuls of new I>.h
Respect fully,
IY GOODS CO.