Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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The above is that stare us in ern Merchant a ceive,?energy The skillful Sui +V. r\ V? r> /~1 /\-f rt?ri uuu uanu KJX OU1 Times ruin him * Nov $50,000 w; 4-4 Heavy Browr 5 cts., our price 4 Factory price 4 cc Another Lot Heavy ?others ask 8 cents Gingham?others a cents. Heavy Heel our price 5 cents. / sold everywhere fo long as it lasts, 16% Reel Twilled all w 5 cents Bleached Men's Heavy Und< for 1 5 cents. Men' cents kin for 5 cent: Cheviot suits, sold e our price $3,00. T1 Diagonal suits will 50 strictly all woo best value ever offei all over the country long as they last $6, CANCASTER ENTF.PiPR! I'uftli.shed > '. very Wcdnesih ? liY? Its - Eaterpribo - rutiishiDR Co^i A. J. CLARK, I iit r. DKCKMIiKK, - - - 1. 1 The frosts have cleaned up yellow fever and the quarint has linen lifted rit fill neintu The town of Chester is ? basking in tlie brightness of e! trie lights, and has a bountiful s ]>ly o! excellent artesian water,; u modern system of water w< and sewerage. Wo congrat ill our neighbor uj.on the subslan progress she lias recently m; and upon her propitious outl for the future. Itev. G. W. Gardner, I), formerly of Lancaster,has resig his pastorate at I'ort Valley, < and moved to Greenwood in I state, where he is embarking the newspaper business, hav bought a half interest in ?ireeiiwood Journal, as well : half interest in tho South <'arol Ttaptist, which he will publish the Journal office. AVe welcr the Brother hack into his nat state and wish for him much s cess in his journalistic venture the latest estimate i the face. This me ?nd Farmer almost to accomplish,?an< rgeon in order to ss ence. The merchai , but will put the k; v for the r\ -fr flrvA/^o Y?r\ ji in yjv vjvjvjuo IX ?e Slaughtered. i Sheeting, Factory pric< cts. Heavy Alamance :nts, our price 3 cents r Brown Canton Flannel: , our price 5 cents. Aproi sk 6 cents, our price . rick?others ask 8 cents VI1 wool Kentucky Jeans J r 25 cents, our price, a: i cents a yard. 25 cen ool Flannel for 1 5 cents Shirting for 31/2 cents 21* Shirts, 25 cents kinc s heavy Socks, the ic s. Men's all wool BlacX very where else for$500 lie S10.00 men's Importec be sold by us for S6.00 1 suits?guaranteed the *ed for the money, sole for $ 12.00, our price a< ,00. T, The Chester Lantern voices ou ; \ I* scut intents when it says: iy Accidciit- resulting from 111 careless handling ol weapon (tdfly regarded :t< crimes :tn punished accordingly. The point ~ iliir ol lire-arm*, loaded or unload ' od, in tint direction of any persoi ! should hi' severely punished, am the if causualties ri'sult, the perpe elu, trators should not he permitted t plead accident as a defense." tow The great Trans Miesissipi Fx lee position, which is to open its gate up at Oniaho on .June I, 1808, wil and ho the; largest and most importan rksjin the series of what may he call !ntc ed sectional exhibitions that hav tial heen held in this country sines tde. the World's Fair at Chicago. 1 ook is fashioned after the artistic pint adopted hy the World's Fai managers and will cover 1).. acres of ground. It opens dun nod 1st and closes Nov. 1, IStts. ia J this In next week's Kntkrimus in will appear inucli of I lie detail iiijqof how a Mr. K. I >. Tliompson e I'lie York eonnty this year raided foil is a bales of cotton 011 an acre of land ina something that lias never beei in (lone before so far as our infer line mation goes. The bales weighei ive .J30, Ml. 4'.?, and 30S, making ; uc- total of 177- pounds of lint cot ton. I FIVE HDl BA on the present eo ans 5 cents cotto: ; means starvatic : SHOES Wo carry the only comple * lino in Lancaster. When you ni tired trying to find what you wai eonio to Headquarters. i A BIG OFFER! When this advertisement a] pears we will put on sale 2; - pairs of Ladies' Shoes, worth $1.! 1 a pair, for 75 cents. You eti , i have them at that price as loi as they last. Only two pairs so I to one person at tin above pric< FITZPATR] r 11 you have not read that ar i ele in last week's Kntkkprisk fro ej the able and experienced pen s l'rof. .1. S. Newman, of ('leinst ' ( olloge, on the Protection at Improvement of Worn Soils", n will par you to hunt it up at d read it, and to re-road it aga - and again, if you are a farm* " It is brimt'u 11 ol' valuable inle mat ion tor the farmer, and tl information is not ol' that vajj.ii . intangible ami impracticable kin ? I but it. is just what every farm 1 in Lancaster county should knc ' and put into practice. Hunt up and read it, anyhow. o o ? 1 )o not fail to sow some who and oats, if you have not alreai lone it. Hotter get in the hal r |( of growing other crops than co ton, for it is onlv a mutter of e few years when this part of tl country will be driven to grc something else on account of tl prices. c I ?A destructive storm swo r th?? coasts of England Sunday ar Sunday night, lasting till tio< iMonday, and the long list of di \\ i asters left in its wake includes large loss of life, wrecks of mai ^ ( large vessels and the !?jks of pe ri haps hundreds of smaller cral with serious damage to propcrl ashore at many important towi 1 nerves of steel 1 ive his patient "w it who understan nife in unmerciful Cutting CAPES AND JACKETS. We have never in the histoi of our mercantile career 6old i 2 many capes. We often wondi ii any one else keeps them. Th is our THIRD STOCK 0 ; CAPKS. A nice black all wo Cape?velvet collar, other housi 5 ask sfl.nO, our price 75 cents. 1 ^ An extra lon-j; all wool enpo...... ....N a?.i ink ~ J.I ii | w,nv in Uld ipi.U [' A lovely double e ?]>e trilumed i I fur. latest back, worth $3.00, oi ' j jirioe $ 1.50. All wool beaver jackets, ou^l - to sell for $5.00. our price $2.0 t SHOES, I SHOES. NDRED THO LES OF i fcton crop. These q. And 5 cents c ?n. It takes men \ to meet the existi 'ill cut deep with 1 ds his business, w lly and cut and sk and Sla: A Few Plun so 20 pounds extra ^ Parched coffee 10 ct f 1 o pounds best greer L van's World Renowi matched anywhere fc 2 cakes best laundry in pay 5 cents a cake f 1 r cents size baling pov t FIKMTIJRE, FURMTli In no line are we in these two articles $1.50 Beds fc ! Beds for $1.03. 10 $1.58. ro| $5.00 Bureaus? ,,i$2>48. You can't r | We handle the c Stoves?every one v ,o what we recommend 50 new one. Z 25 Buggies an Oct ono at your own price. 100 Muzzle and llrcuch Loadi ICR; So BRO. li- ?Mrs. Smith, an evaugel from Florida, preached in t court home hero several nigh recontly. Thoso who had enou of curiosity to take them, we 111 out to hoar her. Wo intended ao ono night, hut our curiosi was not quite strong enou fih. ? 1 he los>es of all the 1,1 companies m tlie lvershaw li ?r. have been adjusted and most ,r. them paid. Some of those "che; John" concerns have neither pa u* or adjusted. The J. A. Ililton it-1, Co., loss has not been adjuste ,I( we understand, though their i suranco was in good companies. lW ?In the trial ol Thorn ni jj Mrs. Xack for the* murder of CJi densuppo now going on in Nc York, Thorn testiliod that M Nack did the killing by a shot a? tho head, and that he helped h to i*lit up and dispose of the bod ly ,jt ?Mr. H. C. Hough, by sor nice detective work, has succee "* o<l in recovering the gun and o a of the pistols that were stoh |10 from his firm's store one nig some time ago, and he now h the thief and his confederate \ hind the bars, Sam Mcllwain ai Henry Mcllwain. fit ?Parties wishing to attend t id Darrell Vinton show at Chest >n ()pora House Thursday night P is- cember i'nd can leave Lancast a either on the morning or aft? ty noon train and remain in Chest r- until after the Theatre is nv Ft, and return that night. < )no fn \y cla?s fare for the round trip, is. James M. 11 oatli, (i. F., A 1'. A. USAND < COTTON. ^ are terrible figures otton to the Southtfith brains to conng state of affairs. ;he kinfe guided by ? ill not let the Hard tsh right left. shing ! * in IN THE GROCERY lb MM? 8 light sugar for $1.00. mts package?no trash. t\ r ^ i Kio tor $1.00. bulliletl Tobacco, can't be >r 30 cents per pound, soap for 5 cents, You or the same soap. 1 o vdcv for 5 cents. RE! STOVES, STOVES! so supreme masters as ! * >r 75 cents $2,00 $2.50 Beds for -extra dar/r or light for natch the above prices, elebrated Chattanooga /arranted. If it don't do bring it bac>? and get a d Wagons! 11s Shot Guns at the old prl ce. 9 Leaders of Low Prices. ist Appraised and Divided. .4 ^ The property left by the lato g|j Alex Carter and bequeathed by nt his will to his daughter, the lato 1? Mrs. Amanda Adams, wife of Mr. *v 1). L. Adams, and at her death to i her surviving children, has been al divided up among the heirs as follows: ap Mrs. W. D. .Tones, house and lot id in town on corner of Dunlap & street opposite Mr. W. Hanson's home, ami 111 acres of land from n* the Carter homo olaco. Miss Lilly Adams, Bolk house ,1(| I and lot in town, also on Dunlap ij. | street and 80$ acres of land from ,w > the it. W. iJraflin tract. Carter Adams, Cureton house r'' and lot in town and 80* acres ,n ot land from tlio It. W. Drailin or tract. >' James Adams, the It. W. I)raflin home place and 125 acres of Jje the land. ^ Charlio Adams, the Jason Draffin homo place, containing 187 l(t acres of land, with the buildings as thereon. John Adams, the Carter homo j place, containing 200 acres of land. The total value of the estate as appraised was $0,000. |10 The commissioners who appraised, at.d divided up the estate 4 were: Messrs, B.F.Miller, 1). A. Williams, J. N.Taylor, A. O. Wilor j liamson and S. I). Taylor. ... 1 or ?Shelby, N. C\, is to have a er poultry show December 7 10. *at The <). K. ?V \\ i 11 sell round trip tickets for one fare during I the fillOW.