Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, January 19, 1898, Page 5, Image 5
R S. CHERRY ? MO.
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Flour, Meal, Kaoon. Molasses,
Lard,' 'mined Hoods,Tobacco?
Chewing and Mnoking, Cigars
Pipes, Tinware, Whips, Cloth,
Soap?Toilet ami Wa?hing,
^ Crockery ware, ami a nice line
of Lamps, Nails, Horse Shoes
and Nails for same.
For any of the above goods We
would be pleased to make you
Jj^ PRICES, and feel sure that it
will be to your interest to buy
from u?.
Thanking you
for your liberal patronage In the
past, we hope by honest and fail
dealings to merit the continuance
of the earns.
Respectfully,
R. S. Cherry & Bro.
extend everybody a special
invitation to call, our friends
are nil welcome.
ML JAS. E. POORE,
Physician and Surgeon.
t.riidiinlo ol' It.-ll.' n?' Ilo^pitn
.TiedSent <'?II?-kc, Y.
OK I'" Kits his professional services to tho poo
pie of l.aucastvr and vicinity.
^ / (>KKI(.'K over Hank of l.alicaslor.
W KKS1DENCK. with T. Y. Williams.
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I iWomans Relief.^ I
of The JCcw Curo for all ft
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f- ^Female Weaknesses.* jj
5* Pemalia will relievo in a few :>
W hours: -J
jfi Pniu In the top of the head, f]
? Profuse llow when Courses ft
1? arc on. y
fj Pain when Courses are on. P
Bt Fluttering'of the heart. ft
y Nervous and Dyspeptic g
b Symtoms. i]
y* Ilenvv draircrinir nnin in ti>?. ^
I' bnok. o
(i Habitual constipation. ?j
jp Irritability of the Bladder, S
t' and difficulty In passing 5?
n water. r
Son- feeling in lower part of
U bowels. J
fi l'nin in regions of Kidneys ij
(and Iiaekacbe.
Hearing down feeling. J
b Hiirniugand Scalding dis- ^
JL y< charges from the womb. \
^ v Never fails to produce a healthy, ')
ft tree and natural tlow of the ?j
v nionllily men?trual secretions.
l? For Sale by ?]
f' J. F. MACKEY & CO. '1
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Short Locals.
? Mr. K. I?. Cook, of Hock llill
was in town Tiiesilay.
?Mr. K. S. Cherry is visiting
friends and relatives at Fori Mill
INCONTINENCE >' r < rln:- \
sti )>j iriiuu oy mi. i'.. In;i ollii.n
Anti iHl KTlr. Curi's rlillilrori iiiul iidultiililii'
I'rloo 1 Sold 1?y .1 I". Uiiclui) Co
DruKiris's, S ( .
?Miss Ida Hood has been on a
visit to relatives and friends in
the Waxhawa.
? Mr. L. A I'arKor, of Dudley,
S. C. paid the Kvikrprisk a pleas,
ant nil! Tuesday.
?Missos Mary .Tordan and Mattie
Ti rncr, ' f Fort 1 awn, vi-d'-'d
the family of Mr. II. B. I'ardui
last week.
?Miss Minnie Crockett has
moved to Kd^emore/ 'hester conn
^ ty, wln-re she, with her Aunt, will
make her home in I he future.
?The assigned stock of U. .1
Maekoroll, was bought by Tin
Fomlerburk Company from tiie
A'Vigtu) - A put fee the rrod
^ iters.
* ' TO CL'RE A COJ.D !M CNF; DAY.
f J| Tak" f.nxnt iv?* Itromo ^ninim* Tab
lots. VI' Druggists n fund the snoncj
if it fru' t.) Cure. -Tie.
?See new "ad." on lirst page
' j ol" It. Bruiult.
?Miss Lizzie Stevens of Kershaw
is spending some time with
j relatives here.
?Supt. C. 1J. Skipper made a
llying trip to Camden Monday, returning
yesterday.
?Representative T. Y. Williams
camo home Friday evening
on business, and returned Monday
morning.
?Hopewell Alliance will meet
next Saturday at 2 o'clock p. m.
to make arrangements for fer,
tilizor*. H. O. Stiilji, Proa.
?Miss Virgio Hough of Fort
Lawn who has been attending the
Greenville Female College, came
home last Friday to await the
Kll OHKHMICH Q[ Ui H HDlAll pOX ??*r0
! ia that city.
' Remember you ran get Brode's
Steam Bread, always fxesh at
' J. B. MackorelPs.
?Mr. L. W. Moore, bookkeeper
for II. J. Gregory & Co. of this
place, has been transferred to
their Columbia branch, lie left
! Tuesday evening for his new
home.
? LOST?A small, black dog
with crooked fore foot, ears crop'
pod?Answers to name of Jack.
Will pay literal reward for his
' return to stables of Stevens, Ileath
': A Klliott\\
J. T. Stkvkns.
. ?A car load of lino young
I mules and horses just received at
l our new stables?call and see
j them. Will either sell or swap.
| Prices to suit low price of cotton.
[ stfvevsj hkatii a* ki.mott.
^ ?Money was found in the
\ store of J. F. Mac key A- Co, on
December 23rd. Owner can have
| same by giving correct description,
ji and paying for this notice.
?Mr. W. L. Croxton, who, for
| several years was manager of the
jj large and prosperous business ol
jj.Springs A. Heath at lleath Spring,
ijhas boon secured by the Gregoryjlleath
Co. soon to open at Ker|!
sliaw.
?Mr. S. W. Hoath of Kershaw
' has been hero for several days
' assisting in perfecting tlie plans
, for the new business of which ho
will be a member.
i> ?Mr. II..J. Gregory loft MonI
day for St. Louis, but on arriving
' in Atlanta found so much small
.. i I . . i l r. . i ?
pua uiiti no ion mere yesterday
on his return to Columbia.
Hit rr/tiins at <in n Hint's
Hanson conies to tlio front in
this issue with numerous bargains
in every ilepartinent of his biir
? store, including shoes, clothing,
millinery ^oods, dress ^oods and
I einbrodcrics, all at unheard ol
| prices. Ho wants your trade. (?o
land see his bargains, and tell liim
'you saw it in the Kntekpuisk.
1 ?
' Fire A 'ear Fart I men.
Information was received here
j yesterday that the home, barn
1 and stables of .Mr. Hovd.wlio
lives near Fort I.awn. was burned
: Tuesdav rixiniiiu' vl.niif .1 fi'i-li>/>!.
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Mr. Hovd is said to leivo ^ot vorv
liadly burned in trying to save
iii^ properly and is now in a very
^ critical condition. Tin- lire, so tar
. as wo can learn, is of an incendi
, ary nature.
Prosperity eomt quickest to ttic
Minn whose li\? r is iu jfootl comiitit.n.
1 >eWitt's Little Knrly Risers are fa
inotis little pills for constipation, biliousness,
indices!ion ami nil stomach
and liver trouDie . Crawford Bros.
I
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I
jJANUARY 1
| AT SAN1
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^ A Great Chance to Get n
& What You WantMl
W /J)ONSKRV ATI VIC business met hods found 5
^ us on January 1st. with the CLEANEST 1
^ and SMALLEST STOCK we've ever had. 1
W This enabled us to go uout" into the marJket
and see what BARGAINS were obtainable
for SiJ0r CASII. We have
w secured somo of the BE<$ T VAL UESI hat
^ ever marked the opening of a New Year, "I
& We don't pay "wealthy" merchants what
? their poods are worth. (
\ Mark That:
^ For every Bargain here quoted you will
find 10 others in this Store that space for- C
W bids mention here of. (
J 4,000 yards 5 cents Alamance for 3 cents.
3,200 yards 5 cents Standard Prints at 3 cents.
1,800 yards Gets. Heavy Outing cut to 4 Vets,
j ^ 8 cents good Mattress Tick cut. to 5 cents.
Tho best 15 cents Feather Tick now at lOcts.
^ 10 cents Hlack Saline cut to (>) cents.
j- 3 cents buys a r> cents Towel.
| 15 cents buys 25 cents all wool Jeans. I J
^ !> routs buys a lf> cents Joans.
\ JUjgi COM? I
1 AT 65 CITS OftTHE DOLLAR.
^ Thirty Thousand Yards
sh oi Fine Embroideries. Embroidery l>ar- ^
^ girins that have never la on matched.
$ All Dress Goods and all1
5 That Will ?
At GAN
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it* fir w T ^ 1
Ol V XLU? 1 ...
A CALL Fa,m Pa^
* -1*** 1* tho most original, practical
trlbutorn are practical farmers, wl
practice w hat they preach. An
W I I K\ I \ \ KKI ) I >F l?r. Oalen WIIhoii, Wul.to k Ilrow
\\ iii-.s i.> .>1.1.1 'i mattar publlslie l In its columns h
Into agriculture, stock ratslnn, th
section of the I*, ,-v It goes all ovt
STATION! .' |? y i I wherever It Is rca.l. It ma 4 Hp
Our Experience
' Short Cuts !^'};r
??It la In
\\ ? :ir<> prcjiami to .!o ni? Mistakes. Cailui
I.KTTKU i'liKSS WoilK,*^ ? ? ?
beacons kuIiIIiik to success. 1 till
I such as l oll ll.auK Nut,- p. c. Correeponc
I load-, hnvrlojis, ( ireuhirs ,.
! ; 11111 lliMtl HilN at V i > r v low ' These f.nr it'-partuicnia tm
..no ii.too am . at Into wwkly touch e ith in an>th
1 I ' II ( ' ! ' from Maine hob-nob v. lth one an >
' 1 its for the l*-.t c niiiiiinleat ons
I their <>|tiol cannot be found In i
mm A e , The Cream o
;ginie:ri>ri8? ^
? g~ - ? ?- ^ t/rop rjpeciaiii c
Wt lis I * i UMbW t trtlelH for Moh 9pt
Pubsislimq ?^takeaP^?
r luCIICS
Company, "???
Pointers, The L
| x.a,nca.ster, s. c. ?both ! year for (
i Wanted Cattle !
, HUHT UlUKV
Having ;;oik' in with Mr. M. ' 11 1 l,,M ",J
I IIoo?l in tbe cattle business, we
are ready to pay tho beat prices rpUE conthact
for cattle at any time they mnv ' 1. over-head wall m
1)0 brought In our stables. \V?-' w ill he awarded to 11
. .I i MMo hinder, with am
want voting steers especially. < saton!-;>. .inn.-?:h. a
II. .1. (illKOORV vV (Jo. ti: at inn* will lie i..:i
lett ing. I he rijjht t?
nil bids is reserved.
.Miss Allic Unities, Norfolk, Va.,
v. a* fright full v hurried on t he face an 1
nock. I'ain w:t- instantly relit ved '
heWilt's *V>trh I In/el Salvo, whitiij
honied the' ijnrj without lonvin ; 1 ' ' '".V ' '"J 1
sear, It is vjjo famous pile remedy.[ * , I " 11
Crawford Itro
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Nay Under Price, $
i cents for Embroideries worth 10 cents. V
0 cents for Embroideries worth 20 cents. gk
5 cts will buy 25 and 50 cts Embroideries. ^
No such Embroidery Stock has ever been ^
seen in a town. From the same sale, 120 ^
pairs Laco Curtains. ^
From a Needy, Hard-up ?
Dlothing Concern. ^
We hooked 300 Fine All Wool SPRING ^
SUITS?real nice j;oods,?worth from 8
to 10 dollars. ^
)ur price is $4.75 for the $?.00 Suits. ^
)ur price is $5.75 for the $10 00 Suits. ^
From the Game $
"Slick Citizen."'
Mo?'o iO W.w 1 ..f.. . v.. f.-tr. &
HO I? wui \ u,M . I wmr MM rnn>.
Hoys All Wool Cheviot Soils, worth $H 50. ^
yours for $1.75. ^
From a Big Merchant ^
in ;i little South Carolina town. We've ^
just reeeiveil 100 pairs of Ladies SllOe.S.
A line Button Shoe for 70 rents?hi- ^
price $1. An excellent Vi?*i Kid Hut ton ^
and Lace Ladies Shoe lor ?lie marked ^
them to sell at $1.75.
100 New Corsets Arrived. Our Millinery
Stock at Any Price to Sell it. ^
Winter Goods at Prices ?
sell Them ?
SON'S. %
An Up To Date .. .
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