Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, December 08, 1897, Page 4, Image 4
The above ii
that stare us i
ern Merchant
ceive,?energy
The skillful Sv
the hand of sc
Timfts ruin Viir
No\
$50,000 u
4-4 Heavy Brow
5 cts., our price j
Factory price 4 c
Another Lot Heav
?others ask 8 cent
Gingham?others
cents. 11 caw Bed
90
our price 5 cents,
sold everywhere f
long as it lasts, 16;
Red Twilled all >
5 cents Bleached
Men's Heavy Un(
for 1 5 cents. Mer
cents kin for 5 cen
Cheviot suits, sold
our price $^,00. 1
D iagonal suits will
50 strictly all wo
Best value ever off*
all over the countn
long as they last $1
UNCASTRR ENTER I'!
fMlhlisltcd * very
? MY?
the - Enterprlsa - Publishing . Co
A. J. CLARK, l
DKCKMHKK, . . . 8.
.1. Klmorc Martin. ex ohi
police in Charleston, has
appointed hv (Jov. Kllorl
SherilV to succeed the late i
Ferguson, whose death was e
icled in our last issue.
There nro 85 eases of i
pox in Atlanta and the p
are getting alarmed. The 1
of health has ordered that i
man, woman and child he
einated, unless they can
that they have already heen
einated this year.
Twelve dollars and 80 cen
fieri' I'nr fnrtnttiir Inn.lc iIaik
sound much like hard times
r> cent cotton. That was wha
J.S. Miller paid for some Moi
It lies in Indian Land town
jioar to Mr. Miller, and lie k
what land is worth.
(iet genuine I ?r. I a* lirun's b.
fills for ladies. Sold only by ni
ized agents. One hollar, at stc
by mail.
Sole -Agts. J. F. Ma- key A. Co. a
<\ Jlough & Co., Lancaster, S.
3 the latest estimate
n the face. This me
and Farmer almost
' to accomplish,?anc
lrgeon in order to sg
fence. The merchai
n, but will put the ki
?
n tor the
forth of Goods to
be Slaughtered.
m Sheeting, Factory price
. cts. Heavy Alamance
:ents, our price 3 cents
y Brown Canton Flannels
:s, our price 5 cents. Apror
ask 6 cents, our price ^
Tick?others ask S cents
All wool Kentucky Jeans
or 25 cents, our price, as
\ cents a yard. 25 cenl
A'ool Flannel for 1 5 cents
Shirting for ; \A cents
O V/ /
ler Shirts, 25 cents kind
l's heavy Socks, the ic
ts. Men's all wool Blac^
^ ,,1 _ f_a> cr r\f\
v;vv.;i \ wntiu tJl^u iwi spiJVJKJ
"he Sio.oo iron's Imported
be sold by us for $6.00
ol suits?guaranteed the
2red for the money, sold
/ for ?12.00, our price as
6.00.
T. M.
|i J A CAHI) OF THANKS.
(J iy How often are we made to fee
the truth of the worda of th
mpany j I'^almist, "The lines are lallei
junto mo in pleasant places; yen
' i I have a goodly heritage," whei
I o!;7? 1
we stop to think of what we en
jov. This pastor and family wor
made to feel the power of thi
neon I truth, not from a spiritual stand
?o as I point only, hut from a tempera
II ugh 1 standpoint as well. As some ore
hron 'lias so well said: "I would h
1 more than a man eon Id I give ex
j pression to my feelings in words
small ; I would he less than a mancouh
coj)le I sit in silence." The unremittinj
hoard attention of a kind physician, th
)Vefy untiring and unfeigned servic
Vfu, and sympathy of a communit;
are things not early forgotten. Ii
show ..... ,. . ,m
addition to this, nice thjngs wer<
1 sent to our home from dav tod:i
I (luring our illness, ami continue
regardless of deuominationa
ts an ijnoi,# This has been our ex
; not porienco during our stay here
and Then on Thanksgiving day then
t Mr. began a downpour of boxef
nday. basket-', bundles, etc., came it
irthin, from our friends in town ; wagon
news :in(^ buggiesjeame from our friend
in the country ; and barn nm
pantry were well supplied. \Y
^ t> will not take up spaee by enumer
ithor- ation, but will suni up by sayini
>n- or that it was a genuine "lions
warming." The things are al
ml i>. valuable in themselves, but tci
times more valuable to us whei
! FIYE HUN
BAI
on the present cott
ans 5 cents cotton.
; means starvation
i nerves of steel to
ive his patient wil
it who understands
aife in unmercifully
Cutting i
CAPES AND
JACKETS.
We have never in the history
of our mercantile career sold so
I many capes. We often wonder
it any one else keeps them. This
? is our Til Hi 1) STOCK OF
(\ 1 PFS. A nice black all wool
Cape?velvet collar, other houses
5 ask *l.r>0, (?ur price 7.*> cents.
\ An extra long all wool cape?
others ask $2.00, our price #1.00.
(-'A lovely double ? 11 >?* trimmed in
fur, latest back, worth $.'{.00, our
' | price $1.50.
> All wool beaver jackets, ought
- j to sell tor $5.00, our price $2.00. ,
t SHOES,
SHOES,
: SHOES!
We carry the only complete
) line in Lancaster. When you are
? tired trying to find what you want
I come to Headquarters.
i A BIG OFFER! I
When this advertisement appears
we will put on sale 250
' pairs of Ladies' Shoes, worth $ 1.50
| a pair, for 75 cents. You can
, have them at that price as long
as they last. Only two pairs sold
to one person at the above price.
FITZPATRK
j wo remember that such care for
j us, costs some sacrifice to others.
Though we feel our unworthiness,
0 J wo can truly say that wo appreciate
all these things. They warm
'''our hearts ami strengthen our
" hands. And now to one and all
w uhl we extend our gratitude,
p
and ask a kind (iod bless you.
Sincerity,
W. C. Kwakt and Wikk.
1!
Tor (Jala Week.?Cheap Kates
OllVred by the Ohio Hirer A:
Cliiirleston K. K.
i1
, The Ohio River A Charleston
yr
Railroad Co. oilers very low rates
o i . / . i , . . . *
| 10 ' nariosron ana reiurn. ncKcts
n ' will 1 >? on sale I >??< ., 13th, 1-Uh,
' I If.th ami 10th good returning
n r 1 >ee. ISth. Tickets will also ho
f on salr the 17th and ISth good
Y returning Dee. 20th. Fireman,
>t 1 trass Hands, and Military Com
I panics in uniform, twenty or more
'?ii one ticket at the rate of one
! rent per mile is announced. A
" I large numher of people from all
: over the state are expected to at'
tend. 1 here will ho many at1
t tactions f<?r their entertainment.
s ti... i.... 1..i ?
I 1 in- n^llLUHU- OJUTiUtMl (.'11|
;;lilc- passengers from points on
1 I lie* nliio Itiver vV Charleston It.
ih II., to reach Charleston at 8 p.m.,
. I giving visitors nil all daylight
tr j run. lor further information ap|?1>
to the agents of this company
I or to the undersigned,
a S. H. I.r.MPKiN,
<>. 1'. A.
DEED THODE
_ES OF O
on crop. These are
And 5 cents cott
. It takes men wit!
meet the existing
1 cut deep with the
3 his business, will ]
t and cut and slash
and Slasl
A Few Plums
20 pounds extra lig
Parched coffee io cents
io pounds best green Ri
van's World Renowned
matched anywhere for 3<
2 cakes best laundry soaj
nnv r renic n ml/P (Vm- i
^ 1 tv V^tlfVV^ 1 V' I I
cents size baling powder
FlHMTl Itli. FHIMTURE!
In no line are we so 5
in these two articles !
$1.50 Beds for '
Beds for $1.03. $
$1.58.
$5.00 Bureaus?ext
$2.48. You can't mate
We handle the celeb
Stoves?every one warr;
what we recommend brii
new one.
25 Buggies and V
(let one at your own price.
100 Muzzle and Breach Loading Sli
"K & BRQ-. 1
.1 Toirn UnJ'ort tt natv, lint JI on pi - It
tdblf.
The town of Kershaw is a waste re
in part on account of the recent f0
great lire, which burned up so ni
many business houses. le,
To stand and see the place ni
where the hope; of some, the joy oi
others and the onhj chance and u
pride of some young men and th
women $50,000 melted into
worthless debris is a spectacle
I 111
which invites solemnity. Such ut
are the meanderings of the mind lu
of the thoughtful when it looks
at the hurned town of Kershaw.
Hut to look at the other side of
Kershaw another ? a loftier in
thought tills our mind. il>
Our conference witnessed the
St I
unstinted hospitality of its citi
zenship. si"
All the churches were open to ""
i ,nr
us, and Kditor Hainel and Dr. K. ,jja
S. Heckham offered us all the tloi
courtesy of the local and asso- ?tr
ciated press, while the honorable
Mayor extended an oiler of any s(r
henelit for which he was respon- it t
.si hie.
Revs. Beckwith, Wells and ",fl
pastor of the Presbyterian church ,M''
did what they could to make us
happy at their churches. They, ,J
with Dr. Beckham and others at '
tended our sessions.
'J'ho colored churches entertained
us royally. * '
V?\ A. Bi.ackwkli.. at
(AND 4- "
OTTON. ,
s terrible figures
on to the South1
brains to constate
of affairs. .
kinfe guided by
aot let the Hard
right left.
ling ! *
IN THE GROCERY
SLUMS ?
ht sugar for $i.oo.
package?no trash,
io for $i.oo. SulliTobacco,
can t be
cents per pound.
3 for 5 cents, You
the same soap. io
for 5 cents.
STOVES, STOVES!
'1 o r<4-ry ?-r? o r?
v iiiv uiciM^ia aa
75 cents $2,00
2.50 Beds for
:ra darZ' or light for
h the above prices,
rated Chattanooga
mted. If it don't do
ig it bao? and get a
1 Weuro mov*
M Ciy VJIlO inR thorn out.
ot Glitis at the old prl ce.
.eaders of Low Prices.
nportunt 'J'ruat.
Senator H. F. Miller and Kopsentatives
Haselden and Kainsrd,
were appointed a joint comittee
at the last session of the
gislature to investigate the fiincial
affairs of the penitentiary,
e asylum and Cedar Springs initute
for the lineal year ls'JG,
i ' to make a written report, to
0 legislature at its next session.
Senator Miller left Monday
orning to meet with the comitteo,
of which he is chairman,
tin* Oratul (Central Hotel in Comhift
that night, to enter upon
e work of that important trust.
tVhen your stomach begins to trouble
ii, it needs help. The help it needs,
to digest your food,and,until it gets
you won't have any peace. Stomach
>iibio is very distressing, very obnafo,
very dangerous. Many of the
ist dangerous diseases begin \vith
uple indigestion. The reason is that
ligestion (not-digestion, not-nournt)
weakens the system and allows
lease germs to attack it. The antite
is Shaker Digestive Cordial
engthening, nourishing, curative.
1 cures indigestion and renews
ength and health. It does thi? ?>f
engt lieniiitf t lie .stomach, by helping
o digest your food. It nourishes
u. Shaker Digestive Cordial is 1
ide of pure herb-, plants and wine, is
rfeetly harmless and will certainly
re all genuine stomach t rouble. Sold
druggists, price 10 cents to $1.00
r holt le.
?The Order <>i tin- Golden x
iain will moot to-morrow night I
S o'clock.