Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, December 15, 1897, Page 4, Image 4
The above is t'
that stare vis in S
ern Merchant an
ceive,?energy t(
The skillful Surg
the hand of scies
Times ruin him,
* Now
$60,000 w?
4-4 Heavy Brown
5 cts., our price 4 ct
Factory price 4 cen
Another Lot Heavy 1
?others ask 8 cents, 1
Gingham?others asl>
cents. Heavy Bed T
our nrirp c rente A1
L J - ...
sold everywhere for
long as it lasts, i 6%
Red Twilled all wo<
5 cents Bleached S
Men's Heavy Under
for i 5 cents. Men's
cents kin for 5 cents.
Cheviot suits, sold ev<
our price $3,00. Th<
Diagonal suits will b
50 strictly all wool
best value ever offere
all over the country f
long as they last $6.0
UNP.ISTM BNTSl! Pi; i\
jii .1 Uiie 1 !J 11 it n i ij n i jiii
Published s:\??ry Wednesday
? IVY?
the - Enterprise - ^nblisliing - Coir.pa
A. J. CLARK, I ??tor.
DECEMBER, - - - 15,189
(Jovornor Atkinson has vetoc
the anti-foot. hall bill recent
passed by the (leorgia legislator
It is predicted in the Chieaj
board of trade that L. Leit
and bin son, Joseph, will clear
at least $3,000,000 by their do
in December wheat. They a
credited with having purchas<
at least 10,000,000 bushels
December wheat at not far fro
eighty cents, and already have
i1 < ^ C 1 1 .. ci, a i
juoui 01 iiiuy in it (.' n cenis. i,o;i
iuij; members of the board h;
Mr. Loiter can put tho wheat
$1.25 whenever lie wants to.
?The trustees of this I'm
Creek) school district will mo
next Saturday at 10 o'clock, a. i
in the oflice of the Supervisor
Registration. Teachers andotlx
Having any riusinow with t
board will please attend the nie<
ing. Second irrad? teachers a
requested to bring their oorti
oaten with them.
W. Cr. A. I'OKTKK,
< 'liairman.
Doc. 13, 1807.
he latest estimate
the face. This me;
id Farmer almost
5 accomplish,?anc
reon in order to ss
ace. The merchai
but will put the ki
for the
rth of Goods tc
? Slaughtered.
Sheeting, Factory pric<
-C H pnw A 1 nmnn pp
ts, our price 3 cents
Brown Canton Flannel:
our price 5 cents. Aproi
: 6 cents, our price _
ick?others ask 8 cents
!1 wool Kentucky Jeans
25 cents, our price, a:
cents a yard. 25 cen
nl Flannel for 1 5 cents
hirting for 3*/ cents
Shirts, 25 cents kinc
heavy Socks, the n
^ r 11 1 -r%?
Men s all wool lilac/
sry where else for$5-00
2 $ i o.oo men's Importec
c sold by us for ?6.00
suits?guaranteed tin
d for the money, sole
or $12.00, our price a
?o.
T. M.
1
^ j 10 the Kntcrprixo Pub. <
in your last paper you pu
lished "Filly years a^o." "A \ iv
?? Pen Picture of Lancaster as il \v
ny
then. Its people, its i t us i nc
~Z ami Its Societv, 1 nlerestinKlv wr
'7. .
I ten 1 >y one ot its Older citizen .
Now your writer evidently h
>d . . . . ,
written trom inlorination ^allien
I'rom an unreliable source
o.
slander my (lead prandiallier.
her "Pen Picture" she says: si
i-rjcanw to Lancaster L> make it h
at j home in 1^*50. I claim she d
rtl j not know Captain William M
rt? Kennu until then. What ri^
,.tl has slio to meddle with his priva
of family matters T 1 contend th
in his private life is none r?f 1;
: a business. Now, with all d
el deference to the dead who
nv memory I have been taught
to respect and ever shall, I trn-t,
long as lifo remains. Your c<
II respondent lias resurrected t
^ dead of thirty seven year
^ order to show her malice to 1
. grandchild. Thai is no reasi
01
why I should show a want ot r
'rs . ...
j finement by arraying m print ai
^ slanderous conversation repeab
to me about any one's family.
p revere the religion ol my gran
parent and have a loathsome co
tempt for any ono who would j
hack over half a century to sla
der it or traduce his name in
| FIVE HUE
on the present cot
ana 5 cents cotton
; means starvatioi
1 nerves of steel t<
Lve his patient wi
it who understand
aife in unmerciful]
Cutting
CAPES AND
JACKETS.
We have never in tho historj
of our mercantile caroer sold sc
i many capes. We often wondoi
if anv one else keeps them. Tbif
is our THIRD STOCK Ob
; (.'APRS. A nice black all woo
Cape?velvet collar, other houses
5 ask ^ 1.50, our price 75 cents.
11 An extra lon<: all wool cape?
j others ask $'2.00, our price $1.00
|- A lovely doul le cape trimmed ii
I fur, latest hack, worth $3.00, oui
' i price $ 1.50.
'j All wool beaver jackets, oujih
^ to sell lor $5.no. our price $2.00
t SHOES.
1 SHOES.
. SHOES
We carry the only complete
^ line in Lancaster. When you an
tired trying to liml what you wan
^ conio to Headquarters.
i A BIC OFFER!
, When this advertisement ap
pears we will put 011 sale 251
^ pairs of Ladies'Shoes, worth $1.5
.1 a pair, for 75 cents. You cai
have them at that price as Ion
as they last. Only two pairs soli
i to one person at the above price
FITZPATR]
j newspaper, but ingratcs are ev<
Ij. to be found. Aristotle asks tl
ill question ' What lirst become
as ohl"and then answers "gratitude
sr Vour writer has certainly forgo
it ten it in 111is ease. 1 have doi
jeverything in my power to mat
as | her 1 ili' pleasant. She has ei
.ai | joyed my hospitality, such as
to I limited means have beeo able t
liiad'ord, for a number of years, an
lie'in return she has published m
I
orI ancestor s frailties; as it were.si
id J has pelted his granddaughh
< with lii> misdoings, through tl
ht public press. I will proceed I
te correct statements made by tl
at writer and inquire from wh:
or sourco Mie received her inform;
ue (ion? I \>i!l give a few date
.-e I spent tlit' greater part ofye.ste
to day in historiek Wax haw ceinetei
as where the father, mother ar
?r uncle of Captain McKenna
lie second wife's remains are lmrie
in -1 me > Cnusar, th< fat her of <'a ji
ti MeKciimm croud wile died Se
in I Sol. Are there any persoi
now living who ean give authei
lyjtieitv to .lames Cousar's being
I'd | merchant, or the infatuation i
I C.ij?t. McKenna for Mr. Cousar
d- (laughter i
Anna C. McKeima's motln
died in ISM, aged forty-one year
n David Cousar, only survivir
a brother of Jas. Cousar, died i
$1.50 Beds fc
I Beds for $1.03.
3 $1.58.
? $5.00 Bureaus?
1 $2.48. You can't r
We handle the c
Stoves?every one v
) what we recommend
0 new one.
s 25 Buggies an
1 Get ono at your own price.
100 Muzzle mid Breach Loadi
CK&BRO.
r 1807, aged thirty-nine yea
ic Samuel Cousar died in 1790 ajj
m sixty-two. Have wo anybody
our town that will admit tl
t- they are ninety-seven years o
ic il" so, who art* they and where i
:o thoyf I presume they must
a living to have nivon your vvri
a information lor her "Pen l'ietui
Lo of Captain McKcnna, or peril!
id she has searched the Archiv
iy One more : eorrection she s:
ie that my mother was placed ii
_>r Convent; she was not. and evoi
ll5 slie had hoen, I know of no in;
[() tutioiiH of learning superior
my estimation to those of I
M* Catholics for moral, religious a
educational training.
a For the henetit of my reader
will state that Captain MeKeii
r- did not come to South Carol:
. until 1801J, so therefore could i
1 ~ I I 1 I
j nit\u ueen employed as a an
Cousar's clerk as ho (James C<
s sar) died in 1S01.
It is however well known tl
1. William MeKenna was a native
j). Ireland and emigrated to I
I'nitod States and landed in \
York state at the close, probal
" of the last century 1701) or IS
1 Willi two lines I hid the wri
of ..
. adieu :
1 s
"Honor and fame from no condit
rise,
r Act well your pnrt and there all
honor lies."
( 'l.A I; \ MlTTAd Cl.YIH KN
ill Dec. 11. 1 *07.
IDRED TH01
LES OP ^
ton crop. These
.. And 5 cents c<
1. It takes men v
o meet the existi
11 cut deep with t
Is his business, w:
[y and cut and sla
and Sla:
|A Few Plum
, 20 pounds extra
[ Parched coffee 10 a
'' 10 pounds best greer
\ van's World Renowi
matched anywhere fc
2 cakes best laundry
? pay 5 cents a cake f
cents size baling pov
1 FIRMTljJE, FURMTU
In no line are we
m th ese two articles
SJSMD " '
COTTON. ,
are terrible figures
otton to the Southsrith
brains to conng
state of affairs. ^
he kinfe guided by
ill not let the Hard
ish right left.
shing ! *
t?t mnn at\ aanmr
in in mil UKUuMl
>b UJW1? 3
light sugar for $1.00.
;nts package?no trash.
1 Rio for $1.00. Sulliled
Tobacco, can't be
>r 30 cents per pound,
soap for 5 cents, You
01* the same soap. 10
tder for 5 cents.
RE! STOVES, STOVES!
so supreme masters as I
>r 75 cents. $2,00
$2.50 Beds for
-extra t!an? or light for
natch the above prices,
eleb rated Chattanooga
/arranted. If it don't do
bring it bac>6 and get a
d Wagons!
ing Shot Ouns at the old price.
9 Leaders of Low Prices.
" V
!ra. Intrmlant ami Ahlmma lClvcted.
;ed The Democratic inassineeliug
in called in last week's papers to
iat meet in the court houso Friday
j j night unanimously nominated Mr.
Waddv ('. Tlinnisnn. ttin innnm. A
- . ?f ? ?..
bent, as Jntendant of the town
for the next t wo years, and Messrs.
ter \V. T. (Jregory, I'. K. Cunning
ham, L. 1'ayseur and W. McD.
Drown as wardens. The election
was held Monday, and, as a mat1
ter of course, they were elected.
' vs This insures Lancaster good gov'
a eminent lor the next two years,
i if Tim question whether we would
-ti remain under the old charter or
in go under tlit* general charter, was
he also voted on Monday, and rend
suited by a majority of only two
vot -s in favor of remaining under
s i the old charter.
in!l When the votes were counted,
jMa they stood 3f? noes and 3*1 yeses,
;io( ?>!> in all, while thero were only
nes ^ voters rocorded on the
uu. poll list. Tt was necessary, therelore,
to draw out one ballot. The
I l one drawn was a uyes,M which
>( ) reduced the yeses to 33, and
II showed a majority ot two in
favor of remaining under the old
charter. J
||()" Had the vote drawn been a
"no" thero would have been a
tcr tie.
' "? Air I'l-asior, colored, was accidentally
shot in the keo Monday
evening l?y his brother Will. Thoy A
won* fooling with a shot gun and , v.
it we identally went olV, with tho *1?
result above staled.