Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, January 26, 1898, Page 4, Image 4
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The - Enterprise - Publishing - Ccmpi
A. J. CLARK, ?
JANUARY, - - 26, 18!
Senator Archer of Spartanbi
has announced his candidacy
governor in a card published 1
' week in the daily papers. C
R. B. W at son, former Senai
from Edgefield,but now of Salin
lias also declared his intention
stand for the governorship. Tl
makes about 5 candidates alrea
in sight for governor We dot
if they will all run when the tii
comes.
Things begin-to assume a pret
squally appearance in Cuba. T
United St.'itok has sent the butt
ship Maine to Havana, and 1
assembled near Kov West t
most formidable fleet of warshi
that has been collected in Ame
can waters in many years. S
v is preparing for business a
something's going to J'Hlrap" o
of these days.
A bill is before the legislati
to change the time of the hohli
of the courts in the Sixth ('iron
The times for 1 inea-ter as pi
posed are! as follows :
3. The court of general sessions
Lancaster, fur the county of I.muter,
on the lirst Monday in April, t
third Monday in duly and the ti
Monday after the fourth Monday
October; and the court of coinin
picas nl the same place mi llie Wi
nesday following t he llrst Monday
April, the third Monday in duly a
the tir*t Monday after the fourth
October.
Ht'oad Tit 'CM.
The following bill has been i
treduced in the legislature, a
it is|fo lie hopedjthat it will be pa
ed. We think, however, it shoi
go into etleet earlier than t
time lixed. Still that in not
serious object ion to it :
Section 1. That the tianspi
tation*over the public highways
this State of heavy loads
wagons with the narrow tires in
in common u-e i.s hereby d. viai
to be ilij mini... io ..aid i?1 _it vv;,
and ay.i. lis t tin j I' 1. " lot ,*i
and wen al e.
See. J. lb.it alter the ye
1001. dun::}* I !i" month oi'
nary. 1' 1 u r Marc!;. A m
So. e;.;'. ii. ! !' <:' ..
after the year ll 'i:> dnrinir a
part oi tin* year. it shall ho i
lawful for any person or pers<
to transport or ? mvoj over i
public highways ol this Slate,
any part thereof, any load or Ion
of any hind or kind-- of freight
products what never on wage
having less than t ho follow:
wiillh of tiro, vi/. : < Mt wago
drawn by one h rso, mu'. or
when the load does 14? { o\c(
1,000 pounds, the width of li
shall he not ic?s than two inclu
on wagon drawn by two hor-i
mules or or. -n. or wh< n the 1?
exceeds 1,000 pound l.n: d<
not exceed 2.0O0 pounds. t
width of tire shall he not h
than three and one half ineln
/"?r u.'nir/\i? ilenirn 1 . ?- t I. . ^ ? ?
WIMt) II ?> I I I I ? ? ? J , ? I
hor id(iIf- or <>v ) or lorn! <
Cf?0>!ing !?.' "() j:o'; ! . >,) <
cr oiling J .Of );n !, * I
of' fin- !):;!! 1 not l> t ha 11 ! .
'nclui. , on wagon !rawn i
jnoro flian four lior ;. mule
>xon or '"th n's n lore! of ?no
I
^ ? (lmn -1,000 pounds the width o
(tire shall not exceed less thai
-x llve?inehes.
See. >. it .'hall be the dtllv <>
,, . ,
ail county supervisors and count\
" and township hoards of eoirtmis
sinners to see that the provisions
,r,r of this act are properly enforced
f'ur.and to prosecute all violations
;ls, | t hereof.
u] Sec. !. The violation of any ol
tor ",0 provisions of this act shall he
j.4^ deemed and is hereby declared t<
(0 bo a misdemeanor, and the offend
l,js or upon conviction shall he pun
(jv ished by a fine of not less than
ibt nor moro than $10 or by im
ne prisonment for more than 30 days
for each offense.
. j y Marriage*.
ho This paragraph will explain the
lt?. reference to business which called
,a8 the managing editor of the Bap
}),> tist to Georgia. Miss Sudie Shelor.
i?,s of Calhoun, Ga., and Dr. (J. W.
r|. Gardner were married at hei
|K? home in Calhoun, Ga., Tuesday
,,,) afternoon at 1 o'clock. The cer
MO oniony was performed by her pas
tnr, Rev. A. J. Morgon, assisted
: by Dr. A. A. Marhall. of Atlanta.
I
|JV Miss Shelor is a lady ot rare ac
jj,, conjpiisliment and piety. She i
!!, the sister of.I. \V. Shelor of tin
ro Valhalla bar. and the sister in
law o| Jesse \\ . Strilditig. ol Sen
.,t eca, S. ('. Her father was a na
as- j i \of South ('aroiina. ami moved
to Georgia alter the war. The
in happy couple left on the evening
en t rain, spent the night in Atlanta,
.nni are expected to reach Green
"! wood this afternoon.?S. (Ban
ml
in Hist.
Married at Ivor-haw on Wed
nesday night last, hy Rev. Mr.
Doggott, Mr. K. D. Blakenoy, u
. ! prominent and popular'young at.
tornev of that place, and Misjml
* 1 *
; Rosa Rearee, eldest daughter ol
ss-1 .
, ,! I i.c latf ( apt. .1. I . I ?',a'r. out
11?1 , ;
j 0j?' Kershaw s prcttsost yonny la
| <lios. The K.vma-nisi: joins tInI
hosts of frimnls of this hnj?|>y
1 rounlo in wishim: forlhoin i Ion
or* | .
1 if<? of una!h>\ < ! < .onnM
()|
Marrioil on i!i !)l!i o. .imuary.
w' 1S98, by Rev. !.. L. Bedenh inch
I
Vll at t ho'! ia?!"sv;!l( ; .:voi. . Mr.
1V> ' ! '. Haul Si,a i ,i. ! Mi- M,
:Ia_.n>. hot!; of . ?rth (amlinu.
i A! o by I.!? i:.. o:i t!.. :.i>
. M .
Mary Small.
,.;t it . . ...
.\: a rr!' <1, .? :t ' 1"V "111, 1 lit
ml !!- it li ' ; : .n; V " \. '
iiv o|" Ki r-Ii i\v fii iiiy. and .Miss
l>;ii-V I lowers i .1 heath s|n"ili;C.
Ill" * 1
Married .! m. i" ! v by II v
.luliii Kail-. Mr. I!' : !-v Lucas ? 1
? .. f aura-tor iron ni v. :im?1 Mi-s l.et\
oi
. ( \l|H' (ll * III -stcr!it-1:1.
"!
or Married. .Inn. _'!?. I?y \\
,ng !' I/orler Clerk, of Court, Mr
i. li. Sweat I and Mrs. M. i
' " | Uollin^s.
'lis , .
. ' >t t'./< " ' Irrfril.
I I I- jll-l ,l- I !n- L\ I 1 KI'IU.M. -.III
r'* it would li<\ .lud'ji \V. < l!< ii< t
's: and (' li if I* .1 u t ii < Me I v i \ i > r
; : elected last Tin -! iy, and (' so. W
?d i laye oi < 'h -ran ' 1 t
' - succeed Judge Willierspo h<
'l<- declined to dand lor re electi<
to the ^ixlh < in-iiit.
.I nil..'- AMrirh was also re elect
c>| l > flu* i 'irenif :?*?
N .J n ' I t ? t' T!
'. wi c Ii-.l \V-i!t to MM
! ' irt h aiul .1 lei- - Klii !i to l .'a
( 1 iIt It.
Senator ( .ni v. aor
nominate<1 . < iiiet' Jn.tr I'Hi
( 1. : A (j\: ly i ' >'1 Vot<
rj AIUIIYEI) IN CHARLESTON. |
M
Allen Mctjuary Finds Lotsot Let- ,
, trrsand Christinas Presents.
: ^
News ami Courier, Jan. 111.
Mr. T. Allen MeQuary, of NeI
osho, Mo., who is riding around
the world to win a fortune and a
; ?
charming Arkansas girl,came into j
I town last evening at <5 o'clock j
land after putting his sturdy little)
> | * t
Indian pony up called 011 Postmaster
Mowrv and got. him to
<
sign a statement to the effect
that he had been in this city, j
Young McQuary, whose personal
appearance would attract attention
even without the aid of the ^
gay costumo ho wears. This consists
of a velvet jacket and knockerhockers,
a bright lined shirt and '
a black sash. The wearing of '
' this garb is part of his contract. 1
He is getting used to the conspie- 1
' uousncss of it now, however, and f
( goes riding moirily forward like a '
j knight ol old, with the conviction ,
that wealth, health and happiness r
await him at the end ol his long *
' ^ 1
j journey, from hero he will sail
j lor Jacksonville, after disposing :
ot his trusty little horse,and Irom 1
there he will go to Cuba. Having ^
1 one lied Central America, lie will
cress the Atlantic and on around i
the world aboard ship until he 1
reaches California. Once on
American soil again he will takeij
horse again and ride hack to Ar- .
jkansas and his lady love, lie is .
to accomplish this journey with- ^
1 j out receiving a dollar which he ,
'does not earn on the trip. When ,k
he came into Charleston last J
night he had ridden nearlv 3,000 ,
| (
( miles. All this distance was cov j
. j ered on the same little pony, and ;
i j without the rider having violated
j
any of the articles of agreement
> with the father of his lady love. j
I "I was a commercial traveler ,
iu Atkansas," said Mr. McQuarv
' !u a report r fur The News and
I 1 . i
('ouricr lust ni^hf, '-when I lticl
;:.i I f 11 iii love with this irirl. i
I
llcr father is rich and :i peculiar'.
.'1:1:111 ill - iIUC respect*. lie lives ,
' much alone, an?l has lew interests I ,
oul-ide ol' his lihrarv. ile lirst | '
objected to our Marriage on a* ,
I 0 ?u it I 1 i; r . ri > ,< ie; i Ik a . j
lie iu-iti i tl d that I wi-lieil to |
n.irr;. lc :* for her lie ney. 1 told ,
! :n to name hi- ??\\ 11 conditions. I ^
i and the ni'iUinir of t his trip was j
|\vhat he imposed oil :ne. 1
thought it was a ldiifl'at tir.-l ; lnii :
! jia ! : . 1V cond it ions am! I j
mean to c irrv tliem out in spirit 1
1 and letter. ; (
1'iir th lirst week or so I
utiered fearfully riding. 1 lost I
1 > ; - 11 <1 wa - had I v n-ei|
r
!hit I am used to it now,
' -iii .
u) >y <_??? i ii'ami, am niauin^j.
m\ way well, ami li ivo no < 1 o111>t ,
; I fuel I li:it I v. ill stu mod." |
Mr. M<< nmry lias with him a
11 ii m 1 if r oi papers ami other
i eivdenl ials, \\}111 ii leave no <loul?l :
i ol tin l.ni toil Ik- lias done all:
! a 1 !u' i ii.il;. to !,avc (lollf. I l|f '
t N iif! Courier has r.-oeivod a i
loft '!' from responsible parties jn'(
Wo ho. -lafinu; that youny Me
'.oi. lailiily ;> all Oa t lh ai
Olio. I
\Y1. a t!.' I ra. 1 r failed at i(
i!. ,i Oii.ff '. I l iah ! e found '
, i v. ioie hii\i11i ol toail awaiting
nil,: Aluolif hi> letter-* Was one
.. ail lii . 1., 1? love at d all of hi
"n; f !;> , J ?J'. cl.t - V.'TO III tl|0
1 _ ' If- v ill 1 in CI trh
fen for two or three days before[<
. ii to Jaoht onvllle. The1.
5Jy< mi n makes a very ploti* j
Iant impression upon strangers!
Hi' whatever th" world inav
ii.it'! '< ,<,i. . * 11 i . : ' | ' .;
>,./ i i.i. , 1., mission v cry
i iOin?iisly.
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Deaths.
Mr. Ann Vick was called to
est. on .Jan. i'.Mli, 1898. Mrs.
Vick was born May, 1(5, 181(5, and
ivas there lore nearly 82 years old.
she leaves one son and four
laughters to mourn her loss. For
nore than GO years she was a consistent.
member of the Shiloh A.
It. 1*. church, and died in the
dessed hope of a glorious immorality.
Funeral services were conductMi
at her homo at 11 o'clock,Jan.
10, by her pastor, after which her 1
>ody was taken to Shiloh cemeery
and laid to rest uutil the 1
rumpet shall sound to call her
brill.
Mrs. Mary Jane Caskey, wife of
dr. Jno. II. Caskey, died at her
ionic near town on Wednesday
evening last, after a lingering ill
less of about 8 weeks from a
itroke of paralysis. She was a
lister of Mr. It. T. Robinson and
vas about 49 years of age. She
vas a consistent member of (Jills!'
'rook church. Besides a hustand,
she leaves eleven children
mil a host of relatives and friends
o mourn her loss. Her remains
vere interred at (Jills Creek
rimrsday afternoon.
I'seapeil the Chain <iantj.
Klvin Kelly, colored, made
lis escape from the chain gang
a>t Thursday night. He wast he j
jlacksmith of the gang and did,
ill the work in that line. It. is
mpposcd that while ho was at i
.vork in the shop ho cut the
diackles so that he could easily
letaoh the parts and escape.
1'liat night although locked on the
hain with the others, ho opened
lie cut link and made his escape
it the hack of the tent. He was
serving an IS months sentence
or breaking into the ginhouse
if T. M. 1'it/patrick A: Bro. He
iad served only about four
Months of hjs sentence.
llev. >t. H~. Little Can tided
Bev. .1. \V. Little was pounded!
i I.'..: 1 .. ..: -i < 11 '
.in i nu;i> infill. 11 was UOl I III.'
viml of pounding that proceeds
Voim a wicked, angry soul and |
eaves a bruised nose or a black
ye. be.t it wns the kind that is
irninj.tt d by t!ie good Spirit and
hat leaves tangible evidences of
;nod will. Hro. Little's larder
,va < 1. i. I with all kinds of family'
iroreries, and we know that hel
ippreei.de- t lie kindness that.'
rornptod the good ladi- ; who:
nitiated and o succe fully ear
ied out t he mat ter.
f\ r ' rt if s i tnfi/or Shot*
A il l- ram f?? Sherill Clylnirn
Monday :.i. 111 eout a i ncd 111 in for
ii at inn ill a i Mr.dohn II. i trakeford.
\udilor of Kershaw founty, had
hot hitnself and that lie was not
.
\ pocted to live.
II? port ? ilines from the freight ,
rain y -1 nlay morning that it |
..a a -uifide and that lie was
lead.
? A ear load of fine younj:
amies and hors > just leeeived at
Mir new stable call and see
heiii. Will either sell or swap.
Priees to suit low price ol cotton.
S NiVKNS, 111 VI" 11 A Kl.l.lO'l T.
?Money was found m the;
lore ol ,1. I-. Alaekey A ('<?, on
; rcji.lu r liiinl. Owner ran have j
aino !>y ?i\ iii^ < "i red <1< < ript ion.
11id paying 1 (?r l!n^ notice.
Uis* A 11 i ? 11 iik ties, Norfolk, Va..
\va? frigid fully burned on tin fare und
' I'll* r >i ' :? l' v ri !veil 1- 1
I' Wit*" AVifcli lin o ' Salve, \v hi li j
healed tIio Injury without leaving r
ear, ll i Me1 f'liuoiM pile remedy.!
i raw ford liros.
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Free to Our Headers.
Our readers will be pleased to
learn that the eminent physician
and scientist, Dr. Kilmer, after
years of research and study, has
discovered and given to the world
a most remarkable remedy,knowtj^
as Swamp Root, for the cure
kidney and bladder troubles ; tlu?
generous oiler to send a bottle .
tree that all may test its wonderful
merits without expense, is in
itself sufficient to give the public
confidence and a desire to obtain
it. Swamp-Root has an established
reputation as the most successful
remedy, and is receiving tho
hearty endorsement of all up-todate
physicians, hospitals andk
homes. If our men and womenreaders
are in need of a medicine^
of this kind 110 time should be,
lost in sending their name and address
to Dr. Kilmer Co., Binghamton,
N. Y. and receive a sample
bottle and pamphlet, both
sent absolutely free by mail. Tho
regular sizes may be obtained at
the drug stores. When writing
please say you read this liberal
offer in the KntkrpkIpK.
Mvetitiff of I'eiisioii Hoard.
Tin? Lancaster ('oimty I'ensiorv
Board will meet at the courS
house on Thursday the "JT insil
at i o o'clock :i. in.
W. B. Buret:,
(Miairman.
?LOST?A small, Mack dog
with crooked fore foot, ears cropped?
Answers to name of Jack.
Will pay literal reward for his
return to stables of Stevens,Ileatli
iV: ElliottJ.
T. Stkvkns.
Baste This in Your Recipe Book.
TJie following recipe is recommended
most highly by an excellent
cook who 'says that wince i*
introduction the members of tlVV
iio
family who serves will eat no ot.;.
er sort of pickles: Slice, as for
tho table, but leaving the skin on,
twenty-four cucumbers and one
riuart of onions: cover well with
salt. In tho morning drain well
and mix ono-hall' pint good olive
oil, throe tablespoons of black
pepper and one quarter pound
ground mustard.
FINAL DISCHARGE!
N'n TICK IS II KKKIIN ill V K V that
on the 2,-ith of February. Istis, the
umlersiirrii'd :?< \iltninislrator of the
estate ot li. \ . i 'at ler.-ou, Sr.,?iereaseil
will make application unto Georuil
\|i'< . \Y it herspoon, .liuige of I'rohaiJ '
in nto! for the < 'onto'y of I.aurast< i,|
and St a' e of South ( arolinil,for a Ii11 * ?
ili-rhnrire n- >iioh Admmislrator at
oVlek, a. i i. \ 11 ereilif ors of ?au! e-late
are hereby notilieil ami required
to appear at -aid plaro and time am!
li ii t In- i i* elaiins.
I. N. Pa i i ki:son. .1 r., Ailm'r.
,1 .i n liar v JC.I li 1 Mis.
WANTED!
and Oak VN nod, I feet l<>i?.tr, provided
is ciil during .laminry, Ki-!irunr| ?
ai'd March, before tne sap rises. W
. ill ; ty i r .rd fur <u? h wood d>rj
li viTi'd at t ln> mill. T t
'I UK I.ANTASTKK < OTIO.n Mlll.H. '
_'t. I.i:i:oy sriiinos, President. f
WANTKhMi,
man to handle our celebrated l.ubrir;il
in); (tils and tircn-i^. Salary and
c\pense... Mm lose stamp lor particular-.
Address.
rr>L'p/ i'u a on pa
imCiOtr.m viii LU.,
Minneapolis, Minn.
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