Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, April 23, 1898, Image 3
* 'C pare for tlje extra
demands of Nature. Every spring
V '. the system is thoroughly over-.
v ' hauled?there i:< a general house^
' Xt cleaning going on within. The
impurities that have been accumulating
for a year must l>o got'
I v ten rid of, and the system rono,?
* vated and .prepared for the siege
of summer. Unless Nature is assisted
in this task, the strain on
tho system is too severe*, and a
bre'jfcdowp is the r< suit. Some
people neglect to supply this assistance,
and as a result they arc
overcome by an enervating, do- j
pressed feeling, their energies relax,
enpetite fails, and they ar
totally' disabled for a season.
. Everybody just now needs a tonic,
and Swift's Specif!;
S. I |"1G JL/V li - K.v i |
is logically tho hi st tonic." on the
market. The general health n< 'is
.
building up, lienco a tonic i - need d j
that is entirely hr ah -s. S. S. S. :
is purely vegetable, and is the only
bio d re mod v that is guaranteed
fn t'ttlli ^ lit In* i\i\i \ii mr.iMi'v.r i ?
i' > \
? other harmful mineral in : ':
It is Xuturo's 1 th ilv, it ;n to '
frwiu roots ami herbs t* d
f r<?;? Nature's ?*" *n r ' r- . . :.
tllOVfibghly ' ?3 tllO 111' I ?-f
all ' up1..ratios, ? up t' ? ; icral
1. . It'., J" til..., >
^ and i 11 : r(s n 'e : . !'
the en lire Da.- ; rbiis
tvphoul fov< rni . other : vatcnt
Bummor disoa"Os ldom attack u ;
person whoso in is thoroughly
clean sod and
y. ^
Short Locals.
? Plm pa ! few inch's ! ne
lioon to > cool ldr lli" vegetable j
kingdom io thrive well.
.
?Mrs. I!. I*. Graham of Fort
Mill is visiting her -i'.or. Mr.-.'
I\. Young.
? Mr. W. ih Knight, is buihiin .
a third cottage on Mr. .1. <'.,
\ Hoke's lot near the (>. ! !. 0. ('.
t racks.
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? Don't toluol to attend the
mooting of your Democratic < ' !
tin- afternoon at - o'clock.
? Dr. K. ('. MoManus ami
.
family >re \Jsifing relative
l.andsford. The doctor is aiiuli: lor
a share of the tinny tribe.
?Dotto.i planting ha- boon the
order of the day among the farm
or- this week. Most ol the crop,
v y.
\ is now planted.
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?A lire of supposed incendiary
nriirin i n a?\? /vf M : 1M- c
V* a \/UD \/l 1UI I ?W 111 JS IUC- t
tories, the Millfort, Wednesday j
morning entailed a damage loss
of $12,000 to $15,000.
?Tho lour months old child of|
Mr. (loo. (\ t'arnes, whoso homo
is in tho Wild Cat section, dvd
Thursday morning and was lurried
yesterday.
?Mrs. \V. (Whitney of Now,
York who has been spending the!
Winter at Aiken, gave $.">00 to
the Kpiscopnl church in Aiken on
Kaster Sunday.
? Mr. and Mrs. W. T. (Jregoryj
j spent i'uesday in Chavlotto this
' week. While there they bought
Z w ' furniture for their l.aicbomo
-home into whicdi they are joii i
to move.
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?Mr. W. C." Cloyd has gone'
to Augusta, (in.
?Cotton declined several points
yesterday.
?Seven tea ins'of 52 coaches of
soldiers passed down the South-1
ern road Thursday morning.
?Mjss Lela Shannon, who has
been visiting Mrs. Springs here,
returned to her home in Camden
yesterday. I
?Messrs. S. W. lleath, Jno. T.
Stevens aiul W. II. Wilherspoon
all of Kershaw were in Lancaster
this week.
?Mr. F. M. Thomas of the
Ledger force leaves Monday for
a trip to August.., (la., after!
which he expects to take a four i
months trip into the Northwest.
? Dr. K. F. llorton of Ileath
Sprinj* was in town yesterday and'
reports cotton planting about |
over in tliat section.
?Mi - Florella Meynardie re-:
.
turned Thursday from Chester
where he hits been for several
moot It.-.
?The ! nion school at I'nionJ
iiaptist cltureh, taught by Miss
Virginia KoLertson of OakhurM,
?do.sed its Spring session Thurs !
day with appropriate exercises
by the pupils.
? nee i to have its thin: .
to! jet."i warohousQ this year, 1001
I.; 'Joe, Iho largest in the Mate. (
li i; .-hiiivs the fate of most ol
thai l.iinl of >1 ruelures down ti at
way, it will not he profitable to
insurance com panics.
? Heath, Springs w Co. were
notified yesterday morning that
all steamship linos woro refusing;
to take cotton for shipment across'
the ocean. This, of course, is flie i
eltect. ot the impending war.
tt.. t T via.a -
-...I. u. t. umiuis, so perill- |
tendant n.i' 1 he I.. iV; t'. I\. 1'.,
.
was in town this \veol> loykinj;
after the construction of the side j
track that i- 1 >*.?iu-r put in to con j
nect with the O. Iv. A; so as
to facilitate the transportation of
treiirht from one road to the'
other. ' . '
O-A.EJtL or
<p.i> f.s. ,
lie:".) S-Jk' , - t'?
dgsa-.we/V* .< ?'
y/ riijyee.
Where to Hitft ri i'hic Ji>111in !, if
//<><'. r m' <1 fioifrt Mute.
We have jus) received :i lot of
:iue Kentucky Horses which we
will sell eh 'up for lii 5 Jnoney or
uii time f<.r goo 1 paper. Wo also.:
?till hiu'e < i? hand a few good
mules. Vou will lind it ?o your
interest to call ami see us if you
want a bargain in stock of any
kind. Hkatii A: Ku.iott.
April 18H8.
t'inter It* Xi w Charter.
Lancaster is now operating un-{
der its new charter. Mayor Thomson
has had the charter placed in
a neat oak frame and hung up in
the hank. The difference between
the new and old one is
seen in a sentence the Mayor
imposed upon a violator of law
Thursday afternoon. Instead of
$.r> or f> days, it was $5 or 10 days.
Klmlic Into Voiir Shorn.
alw'l. Knot liii.K', :i |?ow<1it ti>r the trot.
Il <Mir< Miinftil. HWollcr.. sin irtin ' ru...... 1
f. ct awl ii Mainly takes tin- slin^ oilt of corns |
ami hum ii? 11 s the trr< atest comfort tlisoe
ry^if fie u'e V.I li s I'oot : c nakt . ii/ht
or new shoi H feel eaoy. It is a certain euro
for KWeUtlil/. callous ami hot tired, nclihik*
fi t t Try .1 today Sold hy all druggists and
?lii. .stoi' > lt\ ma ! for "Joe. in stamps Trial
I'.iclaice F i: K r. All'-, s,. Aliens Ol instead,
1.0 Ifoy, N. V
'riidiisiintls .it sufferers from grippe
have liceti rest iretl 11> health hj tine
MInuto Cough f 'nre. ft qnickl> urei
t oughs, i tilijs, hrtiiicliii is, pneumonia. |
grippe, n^tlima, ami all lliroaf imU |
lung diseases. '" mvii.i l 11r??s.
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l'"orffiny A hen it.
Lancaster is to have two. new
brick churches in the near future
One of them will bo built to re
place the St. Paul A. M. E.whiel
was burned some time ago. Elder
McCoy and his people are at
work now making the brick; tin
yard being near the site of the
church.
The other is to he built by the;
A. M. K. '/. church whose pastor
is Elder Blackwell. It will be
built upon a lot in the vicinity
ot Bishop Clinton's dwelling. Tlu
brick for tins church are beinu
made in Bishop Clinton's hot
loins near (Jills ('reek.
Sold Out.
Messrs. I. \Y. Moore A: Son
have sold their plantation at
Kljxin to Mrs. Martha II. 1 latins.
There are-*250 acres and the pric>
received was $dO0O.
Mr. Mooie will move to town
in a lew days, and will conduct
tiieir liierrvmtilo l> net. I?
. .x urn:,
moving thyir stock of merehan
disc to tliis place.
Attention, Democrats of Lam as
tor Comity!
In accordance with the const i!
.'ion of t he parly tlie democrati<
cits' - of *a<t M' county wil!
meofc at their (respective chil
boa iipiartcr-on the fonrlii Sat.
iirday in lilis month, being the
Jvd day, at 2 p. m.. and roorgan
i/. . The old club rolls remain
.?? d. and new names can be add
ed to them Kacli club will elect
a president, one or more vie<
president.-, a recording secretary
a treasurer, a member of tin.
county executive committee, and
delegates to the county convention
(electing one delegate lot
every twenty-live voters on tin
poll li-t at lirst primary in I
atnl one delegate for a majority
fraction of -neb voters.) Kaeli
i!1111> wui.aiso appoint (lie lislla!
commit t ec*.
Tim county convention and the
county executive committee will
p: ? ! at the > nirt hou > nhs.iay
in :<y next at 1 1 o'clock.
The present cluh oilhvr. CootiM
i o to it that their clubs meet and
at t tilt) t' I just is v. .; .lone
t ivo ears ,?
\V. (r. A. ! 'OKTKl;.
CfVnnlv Chairman.
T.? < <on^i >! 11 iitu i uri'vi r.
J-:.' ' , ( ( . ;ic, J , rJtos
! . * I < I i iiii ... , iln. . . . fill..1 li.uUi'V
North Carolina I >el'? uses.
Ilah'i^li, N. C., April ?Sev
onf v. t:.... i.w.i. 1-...1 .11 .
v.... anvil HU1IWU <111
on tlic monitor Nantucket at
Wilmington. Repairs will I >c
completed in ten days. The con
tractors today put on fifty niori
carpenters.
More cable for use in mining
the entrance to the Cape Feat
river was received at Fort Caswell
today. Thirty ne'es are required
to complete the system. The bar
channel cables are laid. Complaint
was sent to Washington
about the slowness of work on
Fort Macon, at Meaul'ort. Work
men on the latter fort 11-1vi tl>i.
week killed sixty rattlesnakes ii
it.
Well See.
Washington, April 'Jl.--Fcw
(.Joiei'ivssinan think hostilities
will last over two months. I.e?
says two weeks.
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Ent;li*liiiisin on Npiiins < ldmn
(Joveniinont.
New York, April -O.? di>patch
to The World 1'ioni London
savs :
1 Tlio St. .Janio. Gazette, which
has been prominent in advocating
I lie Spanish cause, gi\a s
great prominence to a letter
signed "Looker On,*' evidently
1 troni some inlln -ntinl personage,
in which the writer expn sses
amazement at the attitude ot
sympathy 'villi Spain manif i
on the continent and l?y some
Knglish papers.
The writer concludes: "What
I ever may ho the -silent dignity'
| of the Spanish government and
t lie at tit tide ot the ?hn I noon
regent,' the attemi I govern|
I it'!
i ment ol Cuoa hy Spain ha - tor
' years past been a disgrace to humanity
and I lor one heart il\
' j hope America will give t' em the
j thrashing thev so richly deserve."
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A torpid liver rob* yon of ambition
ami ruins your health. l)i?>\':tt"s Little
Karly Risers cleans*' t In- liver.cure
constipation ami all stomach ami liver
i t roubles. Crawford tiros.
A SujfKcst ion.
' "Popper."' said Willie, "why
did you buy a gol I coat
"To play golf in. my son," said
' Mr. Willis.
"I)id you need itV
"Ol course 1 did."
"Then 1 need a top-coat to
play tops in. 1 saw 'em advort
ised."?1 larper's Bazaar.
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UIN L U1* I WU WAYS.
The bladder \. n < created for
one irpose, namely, it receptacle
w<r the urine, and as such U is
i. liable to any l?>rm of disVi.se
eX'-eid b\ one u t - (> \va'' p. The
<*
( :s: \v:.y is . .om .. i?*ct action
: of the kill in-> >. i ho - cond way
I is frotn cureless local treatment
of other iii>e i-es.
i iiis.i CAIM:.
I nhculthy urine from unhealthy
kidneys is theehiel caus"
of bladder l rou hies. So the
\\i :ni), like the bladder, was created
lor one purpose, and il not
doctored too much is not liable
to w- akness or dt-ea*e, except in
j rare cases. It is situated back of
'l and very close to the bladder,
! therefore any pain or lnconvon.
ience manifested in the kidneys,
back, bladder or urinary passage
is often, by mistake, attributed to
; female weakness or womb trou
ble of some sort. The error is
I easily made and may be as easily
j avoided. To find out correctly,
I -et your urine aside for* twenty
four hours; a sediment, or settling
indicates kidney or bladder trouble.
The mild and the extraordi1
naryoffrctof Dr. Kilmer's Swampi
Root,the great ki(lney,and bladder
remedy is soon realized. If you
need a medicine you should have
the best. At dru.cuistB fifty cents
1 and one dollar. You may have a
sample bottle and painplet, both
sent free by mailgiipon receipt ol
three two-cent stamps to rover
j cost of postage on the bottle,
Mention the Kntkrprisi-: and send
. votir address to l>r. Kilmer ?V Co.,
J Kingbnmton, N. Y. Tho proprie
tors of this paper guarantee the
genuineness of this ofl'or.
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OPEMiXG OF REGISTRATION
j IfOOKS.
\'? > ; !< is ii i;i:i;i;a r. (v k\ that '
k V IM :.< < (>!' *e wit: Act (.if v
ISMit prnvidiitp for tho r??g straHou of
elector*, 'lie boi iks of rcgistrntiim will
I. ' >>| i li. -1 Mm uch
t !:e Oilft I t il* rlie
I registrar ion of eleotm entitieil to
fe- i-l ..III u . T I . ,1 Hi ion,'
land. Kept tijjen for three succesRlve
'days in eue!; month until .thirty days
be:'.: re the general election in I sits.
'Meet. i - win . r i or Iv-fore
i lie I-I ' .1 ;imuar \, Is re not re- .
! quired tti register
Ollirt* hours: from 0 n. m. to 8 p. hi.
w. i'or i kr.
shpr.of Itei;. for J,:tnc i-ier,<'oin t y. ?
Lancaster. <3. Il.s. Keb. 1. 181)8.
Wanted 2
r P! I I; MA \ At. K ,\*K XI (t K 'I' 11 K
I !'.j i: .I?l?? 1.i!? A ->iir;ilii Sin'ioty
in lli- territory i- dosiroils of M-rnrI
intr the >orvi-e> of a man of character
Mini :il)i Ii \ to ropro.-ont it> interest,
with Lancaster as headquarters. The
right man will he thoroughly educated
in 'In* M-i.-nce of life in-iir.'iiii.'i' ami
l lie art of successful solicit ing. There
i- no l?!i-iin'~i~ or prolog-ion not re?iiirin<r
onpital which i- more reiiiuiior.il
iv linn a lilo agency could
uo Led with energy ami ability. i or'
rospomloiii-o with inon who desire to
j u-miri' pomanont employinont and are
! ninhitioi - to :>11miri prominence in the
i profession i- invited.
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, Rock II ill. S. i .
M a roh -2o 11 .
iPORK, 4- ''
Pork Sauaacte. / .
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You can now get fresh pork sau?ag
a- well ;i> lir-i class .-of at
tnj market daily. Ifrompt'delivery
mad- for all orderi/ n any part of
the town. ^
w. F. youmg.
I .sii13 JJIS, i-;?J(ly)
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Money to Lend.
Tlio 1.ant-aster t'ounty Building A
j I.onn A ssoeiat ion has money to lend
Ion improved real estate situated in
I thi< oounfy. upon reasonable terms.
I Apply to W A I > I?Y <\ T11 o>.| s< ?\,
See ?v 'I reas.
Bank Building.
Oct. 21-97-ti in.
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> ent business conducted tor Moderate rets fc
. * Our Office tn ti>c?iTf u. S. Patent C-nci ?
Jrn.t we on set tt* e j pent in less time Uiau those #
iramntafrom Washington. *
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Jtion. \Vc r.lvi'-e, il | itcntablc or not, Iree o'.'r
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To fjn't U bocoo eantiy forever flkj nf ?
I Bet !> . fr.!l (.f lit- . ill" v? and \ ll
Hue, the v..older wor i\ ' Tint n t.ut - v .4 idStrong.
A I Act rfl, "i'd
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