Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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\>r* ^ ? ?= ?W?ftSTIi LNTERPRIS f'ubltshed livery Wednesday Tbfl - tfiteri tublishiog Compai ' "/ A. , ^ ARK, Alitor. jfrgEL, - - ? 13,180; Senator Tillman's .kindness i . ^epding us a copy of his eulog /p^pnounced in the Senate recentl ; oil- the death of the lamente Senator Karle, is appreciated. II . Kas jiur thanks also for a copy ( v ,tlie;iHVport of the court of inquir , ion'the destruction ot the Main* His eulogy is out of the usut ' line, hut it is full of interest froi ; start to finish. It contains a sue ' ' f \ * ' % \ . . <jin;ct review of the political his ' farf? of tho State from its oarlies ./.settlement down to the prese.n dealing more particularly wit * PVat period since 1S90. '^ybr irtc liutrrprlsi*. VM) COMMUNIS. .. *, .4 ?; / / : ' WWuId .just as soon buy \ni ; j ,ilu-y lrpm a liliml tiger as Irom a .Original pack age- shop. Ami ' Would Just as soon run a Klin tiger as be an original puekag dealer. One is a- m ii other. So far is th.e laws of :!: State are eoneorne 1 u onvipackage bouse and a Mh.d ? are just the sannn Tin. ; ' outlawed, ii is^nnly by tIn .> made by Iunspealcabl" .no ton that the origin d ' houses exist; the A n ..u'lu rit either in tiie eonstil .lion, tli statute hooks or eotmnon sens for these so e.dled "laws," an tlicy should no be reeognu: only so far as one i > rouipi lit 1 ' recognized them. * ll every believer in lawful ii stitutions would look at rlii< nml ter in this way the original ] .< ! age llO'lSOS WOUhl have evi'tl harder road to travel than the are. navnnr. * * Sp'oakim; of !h<4 ! ar ? \' original ].>??' :: . !n>as.-s .1:? ! ilif?, tlie 1<>1!< 1 !> ; il. , i im: 1 single issue of'!' < T) /! v ! ? last 1'riuay '' some of their 1. 1 i>; - : "A carlo" 1 . . ^ r;a of i, it. ' . shim *. i 1 r 1 ' InWu an in < ohwnjji t, v. >*i * rovoti'.m o!Vu:s : ia federal govorytyienTs A> i:-it 111 A Townsend ha; r. fur Charleston win-r ii .r hi number of ori; in-J _ ;u hav Their st-ock \\"iv eonh 1 the State. 1'hey are charge.! will vinlnt in??* )1h? <1tntii< 1 v?f liw "Commissioner Vance to !\ received a letter Jrom Mnrdecai i\ Oadsden, of ('harloston, attorno;, for Bluthenthal A Biekart, of At lanta.requesting tags for that linn' original . package agencies a Barnwell, Blaokvillo, < heraw Orangeburg and < 'harloston, to b< lit cliilMoin</ !?/*! " ? 4 ? * ' JH .Tinj'j'iiij^ mii II '-ill lit- .->1 I;CI bkck to tho firm, as it is goiii; t< "close its a^oncies at those ]>oin<?.' * * * "A prohibition man, editor of i paper said flu* >tti?'r <tay if the saloon keepers, tilimt tigers nr?d bums wen helping the movement thftt !u? wouh take none of it in hi^. " The dispensary law i- t*he very hes1 it ijon of tlie liquor traHI. that tin ~ tieen devised, and if t tie prohibist s would only I urn i n and help to the law properly enforced and orty and legally administered, it - ' / F would soon be adopted by the at!.or p States, and then King Siniohton's decrees, would (if not sooner) be'knocked in the head, and so soon as the saloons were destroyed and'their power int N- politics, destroyed, tfien we could ^ct _ ifational prohibition; but until then all prohibition talk and ell'ort is per? fectly futileJ^-.J-. O. A. Moore. n. * * * In .hia eulogy of Senator Earle, ^ recently delivered iti tho Senate, ?a eulogy difierent from any ^ other ever delivered there?ii eulogy that meant something,? y i * Senator Tillman said : j "After the last meeting, at Col- j leton I referring to his and Earle's j 11 , j campaign in 1)0 j, I approaolifcd General Earle, and, extending my j ' hand, i said : 'General, we know each other better than we did at preenviliej in .lune. If I have said anything j in the heat of debate !<? wound j your feelings, 1 desire to apologize, and to ox press the hope that I if we cannot be friends, we shall | not be enemies.' - - 1 lie shook Vnv hand he:trl:'v n , and disclaimed any feeling <>! .'hatred or sense of wrong, and d | i o tie rod similar apology t and i "ve parted is true r. mi ought." I 1 * * A Tillman done -nine c<> '' rkahle i .in . in Ids ' .y. son.o ; wonderful things; w aii know I that, whate^r the point <>t view! 1 from which we h d; t ldm a: 1 " w hatever n av ' e opinion as to whet !ier t . *' or bad ; but ii remained for a hi tie boy in t:?i- .""date to tind out i' . i , . i i i 1 thaw it was lie who discovered1 ' America. ; nd net idum! u> most of u > tn ! I. Says tin edi: >r o| 1 he < e..-tian Advocate:^ 1 visiting a family, we were asking 111 * o h i 1 > i r. i. j t; 1111 > < >:. ! 111 . i.die -. 'Allien . i he lergi r <>! | i: " ' !t 1 \V;' s ! " > eight who had just begun to got >1 ....1 I ' ..! : ' ' ' < i.'M.i. i 'iiiu; I > i I III* III Kill (III ' A Mr- ; . r i:i'. <r .. ' V -! . ii' i .t t J v r S ? * ?! %: c. 11 : : . , I. i . v *. * l' ! he, en* Hi -I ' "Id ! i y < nl, l toward, I hi' - :ip- <Vi. i| t h ( nil) i a ii 11 a 11!, i ! I )n!i aid, I > lll'OU . II Ijf I I'I*' *1 ' . . |, | Ticy refit.?d io o.. y ord. -and rioted I around tlio buildii :: till ni^ht the |? >1 i liav iiiif in I if ealled in. A meet inx id' l In* li i.ird ofxisilors ^ was i'alled :il unci'and lias !>( * n in sesk sinn for several days. The order of expulsion jjavo the cadets two hours in which to leave I he building. The hoys- belong to many of the most (iroinin Mil families of the State. I The order sent from the academy two-thirds of its st udent s."? I'ress ' I lispatvh. 'j Now il win*ii the next I.e^ishi i; meets it w ill send the rest home , ?will abolish the institution?it will do t he ri"ht t himr. Ihit isn't that a lory lor you? rebellion i. t a State eolleire where t th" stijileiits are <uj ported ana - fijiir ten at Jilli'* (v:penso ! , i * }Jk V? ii.a! are <>er coid- aides doiim? aie they ? :? t < 11 i u-'any of tlx* blind [timers that * -111: ; -ayv .are in this 'i county? < >r a: they merely 1 dra.wiim their -a! 'i-ie- ' i i , I Nil S. , A mil 1 1 (It. I - t)S. I 9 | I V, HAT (JEN. LEE WILL TESlTFY. That'the Electric Lights in Huvana Went Out When the 31uino Was IlLown up. Washington, April ?S.?Kepresentative Lor rimer, of Illinois, is authority for the statement that Gen. Lee will make some startling disclosures before the Senate committee on foreign relations when he arrives here, regarding the conspiracy to blow up the Maine. It was announced yesterday that (Jen. Lee would be called before the committee, but the nature of the testimony expected from him was not disclosed. "I understand that (Jen. Leo is to supply the missing link in the testimony," said Mr. Lorimer. "My information is that Capt." Sigsbee is in possession of the faAts, but flops not feel at liberty to give them until the person who gave them to him releases him from the secrecy imposed. That person, I understand, is (Jen. Lee. It is said that the information lien, l.ee is expected to tosfii'v to relates to the extinguishment ol the electric lights in Havana. ? the instant of the blowing up of the Maine. Klcetrieal experts have said that il ?! light wen? out in Havana at the time of the explosion it would be conclusive evidence that th- mine undo" the Maine : ? 1 avi h"i n fir; d from a shore ' ; m' miii' ti ('apt. fig I , |>,.f to t!i ' i .reign relationscommitt snid he had informa tiv.ii that tlie lights had gone out, * ' r:d not 1'iie.A it advisable to " - t: ni.> ?C - inforni: ! \ bile he > as in Cuba. His informant l- said to be ( ieti. Lee. "ONLY A SPANISH THICK." And One Thai Will Neither Catch Cubans Nor Americans. \ , Washington, April 10.?Senor *V>!! -ad 'In' <litio rt*prosen ?y ' '' i in.o tits in ! ft. city, v it n :i kod w liat he ? sh armistice, m. ' ! > only i : p..nidi trick, i * V .11:1 ' > pit i; 1 lefore t!c A lie. u'.tu i) pie in (lie att it tide f,i i : n ' ': !* - -fi I ', >. ! Pit > do not behove tlio Aaiciavn j>e<? plo will jo consider 11 *. for we *' l1 now it merely a 1 - i e!\>.! to >r ' -oaie kind of , i a\ t i . e .r for iiule; . .. ' ii i S pa:; ' I I'i /' ?/ it ) inf hrafik'J: 1/ W have jlist - i vrd a lot or i iv'.' ivy lb r .vI:ich wo ,!! -i I! rlicap for tli 11:oij<. v or .mi !i for go >d paper. We also, i v on hanu a few good a.nl? . Vou \n ;11 find it io your inter. 4 to call ind see us if you want a. bargain in took of any kuiil. llr,ati! vV Kli.iott. April 5, 1898. /Unl from the fffcrts of Hums. Mr-;. Sarah Ann Sweatt, wjfe of Mr. JackRon Sweatt of the New <'ut section, whilo burning a bed for cabbage seed one day last week caught afireand was so badIv burned that she died from the ell'oct of the burns that night about midnight. Her clothing was almost completely burned off her before the llrunes were extinguished. No Olio was nroui'iit ;i? ?! <? r. V V III" ti me but her mother. A physician was summoned,but no relief came till death swallowed up the pain. She leaves a husband and three or four children. If -r remains were buried the next.day at Tabernacle church jf which sin- was a tuber. 4 f' WAR, t W1 NOT WIT BUT HIGI mvm s^c ter, we are ready for tl n no IU VI:K, who spcn XX the Northern markc has scooped in some of the BIGGEST ] ever brought to Lancaster. I lav willing to divide profits with our < Ladies Dr Iirocadines 10 cents per yard, (ioods at the lowest prices. SATINKS, etc. Calico's at 2J e Calico lor "> cents. A big lot of ( from '? to 12 j per yard. Ladies .v ( Ladies ready made skirts from !hS Men's Laun ! from 2P? cents and no. Men's < lv ! lonudes Irom 7 < ? nts up to l'JA < cents. lied Ticking 5 cents. (I Scd us before buyir We curry hy fur t.lie largest line o 1 I'rnin I "> cents up. Hoys Suits fr? Suits at trl.OS. Men's All Wool S i Shoes, She Met!*- r."< ! Srmkty Shoes at 7v Rrop:nu 7?> cents. I.adio ,-yJ.i1') Shoes a' 1'S cents. Mi- - < jtii'cn Slioes from iO cents up. * j !ft cents. 'jk*'u<cyjc <Oor , We will sell \ ou hulls i iit?'ad. i I :;t: lkercliiel ami main* other stti i We have with u- Mr. dohn ! >c : man. who will take plea- :i<> in v Don't fail to call on u- when iti - howinz you through our Stock. Thanking you for pa-1 favors, v, Shannonirt ami Jit-rj'. I will keep heel' and ice this summer, the very hest the market can afford. If y?-u want a good market, the he t way to a ' it i- to cjve I your patron e. lee as citeap as the cheap ' \\\ A. ' .vi>. , 11. >1 11ions ( i\en A a.1 > . I' i < rt::i*. y ;-.r;?tifying to the jr \ . k i; >7. .i on?? can corn in . "ion4 to tiie > (iv ml su'i?*ri:. - ;<-(! < Kin. /' . ' 1 i ' . " 0'VI III1J ot i" l!, I , Illlt. :k:?v : v i, :i ?y over ten million trial bottt< < i tk jzroat medicine; ?*ini havo the 'Ai*'':no*.vin.i ?t hint .luti'ly run'u thousands of lio|)"ii'> eases. A thin:!. I?ron?'hi. t iHoarseness mid ill diseases I of the Throat, Chest and Lung lire sorely oureil l?y it. i'ail on ' < 'rawford Hros. Hrmririst. ami tr?'t a trial bottle free. Regular jsize oOo. and $1. I vory *? >11!?? guaranteed, or price refunded. i m , ) Ih'dth nfnn . i (/ci I L'lifi/. M ; . c..i i/ ' i: i . -i >'.11111' < ."lines IIIU'.I JIT ! no I home of her brother, Mr. Joshua Carnes, in tlio Wild ('at section j Sunday morning last at tlio malt ure age of about S(? years. She had been in feeble health for about six months. She leaves two jollier brothers, Messrs. .Jonas and I W. A. ('arnes". Iler remains wero interred Monday at Ti\bornacle (dinreli of which she had bcefv a con is to til member for many years. Thousand* of sufferers fro.n grippe have been restored to health by One Minute (lough Cure. It quickly eures j roughs, colds, bronchitis, pnenuio.iin, ! grippe, asthma, and all throat and iing diseases. Crawford Jlrns. * V. ut? WAR! H SPAIN, / I PRICES! ' * 1 up one of the nicqst " ioods Stores in Lancashe fun. - \ ds the largest part of his time in ^ ts buying for si,\ (liferent stores, > * BARGAINS itig :i good tiling ourselves, we are customers. ess Goods. All the latest stripes in Dressy Also, six nioo lines of SILKS, ents?the ."> cents kind, (i cents 'hallics at 2| per yard. Organdies ^hirt Waist from d.'I cents to $1.50. cents to $d.r,0. dered Shirts er Shirts from 121 cents up. Cotlenls. Hleuching?yard wide?5 ood Feather Ticking, only S cents. lg your Spring Hats. ! Hats in town. Hoy Knee pants s >in ...? <vnts up to $.YuO. Men's - * nits Irom up. ? )cs, Shoes! rents. Mo? 's !>< -? Tan Shoe at s I UP lou Shoe- is cent s. Ko*:iilur ^ <w\ >ho :it oO rents. ('hi! ^ i?l 1 adie ('011111:011 Sense Shoos at \ SLO 0?332L"fc Si 1 pa por 1 >1 Needle-. 1 Ladies I .all articles. g nip-Vr. an oxperi -need Dry <iood:M ailing ujion our customers. 1 town we will lake pleasure in *e are vonr.- lor business. , a Funderburk Co. | A TMIbUTE OF RESPECT. \Yherons it has pleased (lod in Hi< infinite wisdom to call from t'ra?\to 1.fruity little Keece Barj ton, one of on;- Sunday school -> 1 sclsolars, and whereas it is proper J for us as t iinday .-oh ol to make some suitable recognition of his i' f.h atk, therefore, b it resolved: 1. That wo, the s< holars of Anti< *h Sui !: ,v> school. a knowl odecjfie tin irt:.d ol'tiod in th li poi iatii n of !!i } rovidencf > it rcd.y < n <>!' our ' .dents hi ( i n oalh <1 to his reward, ar I:..* . o t)o\ v. iti> umtdo su n t . 1'; s v. a Suprorr. Pnl-.f ..C *' - .1.11.1 . i li I. I. : V 1 r > t*. !,'l>tll.\l " 'Mi;-i Wo extoil our svmp;t'.h : ; ho boreave father ai.-i !no;l.or in tho sa d? a!!i . . .. da: ling little boj 1! i:soia i '['hat a ropy c ! lliovt i t !utu ns be furnished tii I rr r i parents and a copy b en!( if ! on our minute book ant be published in the county papers. \ precious one from us is gone. A voiee we lovetl is stilled ; A place is vacant in our school ^ Which never can lie tllLeri. God in Hi- wisdom has,/ecalled The boon lli> love hatl given, AimI tho' the hotly slumbers hero The soul is safe in heaven. This lovely Innl, so young so fair, Galled hence by early doom Just come to show how sweet a llower In Paradise would bloom. Kre sin oonlil harm or sorrow fade Death came with tender care The opening lm<l to Heaven conveyed 4 And hade it blossom there / Coin, j !!' / (/. I*. NN I l.fjoN. SIiiiIk' Into Your Slior*. Allon'a l.'i.ot-frt-? - ......... . <>u> r.nni-, .? I?UY<l<r IHT UH* f''t. ? ? It ciirfs painful, hw.. , hid trtintf, norviu* " fi'i't anrt IfiHlanily t ii" xtlng out of cor n ami bunions. it> 'i .,u-st comfort dlsroy* < ry of the njje. A n Knot-case makes tifht urtii'W shoes feel i y. It i< a certain r iro fur sweating, r... .us and hot. tired, nt-hlng lent. 'J'ry It ti tay. Hold by all druggists and shoe tores tt, mall lor like, in stamp*. Trial package VIM' I; Address, All* n s oimst'-ud . L<> Koy, N. V.