Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, December 01, 1897, Page 5, Image 5
% We Want
Your Trade
And will appreciate it st
k much as to give the bes
values that is possible fo
the least money.
Now Listen I
There may be something ii
the following list you want
w Flour, Alsml, Jtacon, Canned Condi
^ Toilet and Washing Soap, Smokirij
atul Chewing Tobacco, Cigars, Candies
Cakes, Tinware, Jngs, Shot, Nails?
different sizes, Pipes, Lamps, etc.
The above are a few of tin
articles we handle. Oal
and see if w? cant mnk? lh<
price to suit you.
Just received a handsome line of bug
4f> Whips wliicb will be sold cheap.
R. S. CHERRY & BRO
DR. JAS. E. POORE
Physician and Surgeon.
Rriuluntn of Itellovue Honptfn
Mfillral CollfKr, IV. \\
OFFERS his professional services lo the pet
pin of I.ancssW sn.l vicinity.
OFFICE over llntiU of Lancaster.
RESIDENCE withT. Y. Williams.
* DID YOli EVER TRY
| WONDERFUL OIL FOR j
; RHEUMATISM ? j
](J It is th? greatest I'ain Remedy [
^ on Karth. Wonderful Oil re- i
. u iicli n (IUIII,IIU IIIUlUTr IlSSOUmt [
;2 or of how long standing. It *
13 soothes, calms, brings rest. Not t
jj only removes the effects, but it
w does away with the causes *
I ? which produce them?goes di- j
!j rectly to the spot?act9 swiftly j
lJ and surely. J
ilT CURES: j
? Rheumatism In from one to
j six days. 1
i Neuralgic Tain in ten minutes,
j Headache or earache in three
< minutes.
| Toothache in one minute.
* Sorethroat in three hours,
i l'ain in back or side in thirty
(J minutes.
a Cramp Colio in two minutes, t
1 Catarrh iti the Head in two to !
I ] six days.
, Will cure a cold in one night }
H by batheing temples, neck and j
ff chest and inhaling from bottle I
r, for live minutes. Used inter- J
N nally a.(d externally for all j
j* Aches and ''aim", 25e. a bottle. '
J. F. HACKEY & CO.
Here I Am At # * *
4 MACKEV'JS
CORNER,
Where Are You;
flood Hour selling nt $2.0
(loud oolFee, 10 pounds 1.0
(Iranulnted sugar, is pounds. . 1.0
. 21 pounds lightest brown sugar 1.0
GLASSWARE AT A SA RIFICE.
] 'ilie tuinbier.-. that has been sell
ing for 10 cents a set, will sell t lion
to you for 20 cents.
Teas, Canned Goods and Fruits a
the Very Lowest Price.
Respectfully,
MSKP11 WlLkl.il.
P. S. Highest Price pail
for ( hie kens and Kggs.
YELLOW FEVER
I'ltKVKNTKI) liY TAKING
"Our Native Herbs"
the
diaa^I J n n.j-i-i
urcai diuuu runner diiu Liver Kegumoi
1200 l>A VS* TilKATM MNT$ 1 .<><
A Conlalng a Kogistir Guarantee.
> __ 3- |>ri '! 11 wk uinl Tc -.UmoinnU FREE
Sent ttj m;i i. tx i la go paid. Sold only l>
AGENTS
THE ALOHZO 0. BLISS CO.,
Wdbliiogioo, D. C.
41.
WANTfcliJ TIM M\V()liTUV AMI AC'l
lv?? ppntlcmfii <>r ^utl. s to truv'l for n
A H|>oiihI1i1o. ostul.tlxl.til liou.-to In htmciialc
^ Count v. Monthly fOMHi nn<l i-xponsos IV?s
Uou ali'iuly. K> (> rci.< I.in imo ( iiiiil
' Hti?mpr<l o.ivolnpo Tho notnlnlon C'ompnnj
ltilil. IV. CL.uKOi
Short Locals.
?Congress meets next Monda
* ?Only 2ft days till Christina
s>
? Woodmen of the World nie(
^ tomorrow night at 8 o'clock.
r ?Miss Addie Carter is visitin
her brother's family in Charlott
?W. C. Hough, K?q., spei
a Thanksgiving at Fort Lawn.
?Died at Plains, S. C., Nov. 2.
? 1897, Mr. Victor Rollings aged 2
?Cotton is worth to t o
this market.
I ?Mr. Hrown Ferguson of Ci
# tawba Junction was in town Mot
day.
?Monsrs. K. 8. and 8. Cherr
spent Thanksgiving with relativt
1 at Fori Lawn.
?Mihr Mamie Mackey wh
spent several nionlhs in Virgini
this year, has returned heme.
?Mr. J. H. VanLandiugham <
' Charlotte was in town a fo
hours Tanksgiving day.
?Mr. W. J. Armfield of Wa:
liatv, N. C., paid Lancaster a 11 j
- itig visit this wock.
?The third rain Lancaster hr
3 had since the hitter part of Augus
4 tell last week.
) ?Hugh Ferguson, for 17 yea:
5 .sheriff of Charleston county, die
) Monday of heart disease.
? Messrs. .J. L. Hrown and <
M. Harbor of Liberty Hill wei
in town yesterday.
? Miss Sallie Mackey of Can
Iden i8 here for a few days visi
ing her parents.
INCONTINENCE of wMor .lurtnit *:?
fltoppari lumieilmvttij by PR- B. PBTOHoa
Ahti lllllBTIC. Cure* hlhlren and ndul
alike, l'rice >1. Sold by J. F. Mm key a C
Di-ukkIbis, Pancnaier. S. G.
3 ?Miss Bessie Mackey spei
g Thanksgiving at her brother'
/ Mr.lt. B. Mackey of Ileath 8prin
| ?Airs. W. S. Taylor and chi
? dren of Portsmouth, Va., ai
j visiting at Dr. !. p. Mackey'a.
j ?Mrs. Moon of Chattanoog
5 Tenn., is hero on a visit to h
J daughter, Mrs. J. II. Iloldridge.
?Attention is called to tl
^ Auditor's Notice in this issue.
Swill he found on the third j>ag
?A small party of the voui
people enjoyed a dance at tl
Cunningham hotel Thursdt
111^,111.
?The Annual Conference i
tho M. K. Church South will niei
this year in Florence 1'roin the SI
^ to the 13th inst.
1 ?Mr. and Mrs. J. G.JBarton (
JJ Monroe, N. C., visted the faniil
n of Mr. J. A. McAteer in the Sii
" cerity section.
?Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Gregoi
" spent Saturday and Sunday wit
t (he parents of the latter i
Landsford.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Ta
I lets. All Druggists refund the mom
if it fails to Cure. 25c.
?Mr. W. K. Massey and faniil
I of Hot Springs, Ark., are on
k visit to friends and relatives i
the Van Wyck section.
?State Detective Nowhol
was granted hail hy Judge Towi
semi Monday in the sum of
j F?00. It is understood that tl
hond will he iriven.
v j ?Mr. W. S. Ilorton and daugl
; tor of Kershaw visited It in sc
| hero, Mr. Robert Ilorton Is
week.
?Miss Willie Moon sang
j- very pretty solo at the Hapti
!i church Sunday night, which wi
1 greatly enjoyed by all present.
; Pain-killer. J
y I J (rZRRT DAVIS'.) j }
J A Pure And Knfe Remedy In every caao i J
J and every kind of Bowel Complaint Is l)
;t | Pain-Killer.||
2 This Is a true ntatement and It enn't bo
4 made too strung or tow emphatic. [ i
J It Is a simple, safo and quick cum for ' >
4j Cramps, Cough, ilhtumstlnui, I I
?* J Colic, Colds, Nenralgta, | ?
, 5i Diarrhoea, Croup, ToothAcha. 1
J TWO SIZES. 38c. and 80c. ?
%m ' "??reruv sni7TTvrK?W:rwvy .? ? j si wtriuuie
'*? ?Mr. Jno. Mackey of Fort Mill
1. was a passenger on the down
train Thanksgiving day, bound
n for Lleath Spring to upend the
holiday.
1 ?The Kershaw Era anaouuees
i- that K. D. Blakeney, Esq, has
gone to Hot Springs, Ark., for
rheumatism, and that he will be
y gone several weeks.
48 ?Mr. W. P. Davis rode his
wheel from hero to Davidson
)0 Collego, N. C., one day last week,
the actual riding timo being a little
over six hours. The distance
is 62 miles.
)f
ff ?Married, Sunday last, by Mr.
W. S. L. Porter, Clerk ot Court,
Mr. Julius Blackmon and Miss
C- U.... O
uipi.y sisier 01 air. W. 15.
*- Sapp, nil of the northern section
of tho county.
is ?Mr. J. J. Cherry moved Mont,
clay into the Carter house on the
east side of Catawba street, and
l>g Mr. S. T. Hlackmon moved at
j once into the house vacated by
Mr. Cherry.
j ?Mr. .J. W. Todd of the Grand
.e Lodge of Knights of Ilonor will
address the citizens of Lancaster
at the court house this ( Wednesl
^
^ day) evening at 7 o'clock. Public
invited.
np ?List of letters advertised for
rs
vn tho week ending Nov. 30. 1897 :
!o. '
It. 1\ Badhani, Gross Hamilton,
it II. It. K. Magill, J. W. White, It.
h. M. Walker.
P- Jos. F. Ghkoory, P. M.
?One of Mr.. ,1. Thomas
re Hunter's horses got its Iliad feet
through a hole in Cane Creek
n? bridge west of town last Thurslir
day, and got its legs pretty badly
bruised up.
ie ?The Hickory Grove High
It School will give a Christmas ene"
tertainment on the 24th of l)etjj
cember, consisting of recitations,
,i?;u 1? ?
itj tn ins, sjiccuilUS, JllOlIOU SOUgS UUU
ly Delsarto poses.
?llev. L. L. Bedenbaugh will
^ preach at Tabernaclo next Sun
day at 1 1 a. in., and at Bethel at
' "in p. in., which will he his last appointments
for the present eonof
foreuce year. All the members
ly of each church are requested to
n- he present?especially at Tabernacle.
>" j ?Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Ileath,
h who recently moved to Kershaw,
nt stopped over hero on Thanks
' giving;, on tneir roturn from
Waxhaw, N. O., where they atl,_
tended the double wedding of
jy Kev. Henry Stokes and Miss
Florence Heath, and Mr. Ohas.
ly Ma?sey and Miss Maud Heath.
>l ?Details have just been pub111
lished of the destructive typhoon
which swept over the l'hillipino
Id Islands early in October. Over
,l" 6000 lives were lost and more
than $7,000,000 of property destroyed.
Il-! llaptint Stutr Conrention.
,n I The liaptist State Convention
st ^ meets at Kock Hill to-night. The
I ministers' conference met last
H llillht at TO hicli Itftv .1 It m.t.l
Kt rid^e will road a paper. Several
at-1 Lancaster people will attend durj
ing the week.
FOUR WE]
MAS, AND
OVER.
Your Chance i
i
"Opportunities/' sai
sure to come to every
it's only a bright man
'em when they come."
man or woman to sec
offer now."
Our Prices
ThemselDe;
Thousands of dollar
into and go out of oui
rediculous reductions,
shadow of profit to y<
knew all the advanta
trading at GAISTSOIs
days, then all the peop
ing here.
DRESS
GOODS
mers who see and buy
Stock?what we
- -1
mas ?lock?is just
American Novelties,
warp, Henriettas, Scol
in profusion from 8 ce
Dress Goods than all
|?8 P S H W M
uui jwmuiB&i
Brown, is simply sple
had. You can't expc
tremendous stock in a
You just come in for
Arc Some <
To Your Li
Ladies Si.25 Sund
Men's solid Sunday $
Children's stout Shoe
store can afford such
smash their prices intc
Shoe business is stead
Colthing
Bargains. 5
Men's Suits, 62 Oven
cents on the dollar.
To Arrive '
$s00 woitli of blankets and l'i
just received. 1100 yards of tha
It lias come. It had to come.
wear, were not sold became the;
We've secured a lot of them at T.r>
Vou must buy hero.
GANSON DE
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WllWIFP '
JjiiA llilll v
W jl
IS. ^ t
SKS TO CHRISTTHE
AGONY IS
of the Season.
d the old darkey, "are
man and woman, but
and woman dat knows
It won't take a "bright
: the opportunities we
O c _
ope;ciK ror
s.
s worth of Goods come
* stores every week at
We sell them at a
3U. If all the people
iges to be gained by
rs for the next thirty
)le would do their tradWe
talk a good deal
about our Dress
T Goods ; SO do the
hundreds of custothem.
Our Third
name our Christin.
Fancy Jacquards,
English Serges, Silktch
Plaids, etc., are here
:nts up. We sell more
oi them combined.
,WII under the manJ
J agement of Miss
ndid,?best we've ever
:ct us to represent our
. small advertisement,
what you want.
of These
kifiQ!
lay Shoes, only 75cts.
1.50 Shoes, only Si.00.
s, only 2 5cts. No other
Shoe Bargains. We
''smithereens." Our
ily increasing.
r second stock straight
n Sheriffs Sale. Going
he busy days at our
othing counters. 128
coats, 30 Capes at 62
this Week:
ulerwoar, Tickings and Flannel?
,t '2f? cent wool Joans at In cent
?pos and Jackets made for win*
re was no weather-to sell them
cants on the dollar.
:y goods co