Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, May 18, 1898, Image 2
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Ui\OASTEH" FMl-Hi'SUSh
Published Every Wednesday and Saturday
15Y
Ta^.- Ecterpri .3 rchlisliiiig - Company
A. J. CLARK, ' ntor.
One Year, $! .00
Six Months. 50 cts
Three Months 25 cts
I ti Advance.
Wednesday May is. 1808.
DOW i Tii'c DLiND fllicd.
Lancaster's original package
shops are all non est. They closed
tip and moved out prompt ly after
. the dispv n-ary decision was
handed down. Vow the bli: 1
tigers will be the only thing the
constables ami the town authorities
will ha\( to watch, and ti> -y
should certainly watch' him. and
that closely too ; and when v
liejis caught he sic ; '. ' e puni
to the full extent of the Ire . V
Course pursued for a wii ie wii!
make tigers mighty scare,
other aonrso will
and make them ne
L,*. and persistent. Lei c
^citizen do his d a. : . j ; ii 1
nut] punishing t'. lie.
The'dispensary . Vo; ,
Simon ton is no Io.l r !:
mogul i.j South Caiuhn. - .
Tlio hi o rt lin : ::
n back cr?ut.
Crops of .11 kind; ...o r r.r .
finely now sir a.*- 1
warmed up and 'ho 1 v<
heaven : av ki.
It's not too late to plant c >rr
yet, and it ' 1 ; .o". to bo: :
mind that war on hand
that the prices oi til kind- of
grain an.l provisions ;>re like.,
bo high or. ''rh to pay tho=p 1
may ho fortulnito enough to have
such to sell v I thin the r.ext y ...
1 or two.
a s y K ~T~r? .
'N' jvmung uie iu.-i 01 <>:;r mo
]'fall in the present < Milliel v
Oono from our sister state*, Nona
\ Carolina, ilis name was Wor,'1
*agley. He was Ensign of #h
V,;inslow ui >n wln?e <'
waSr.instantly killed by tin* ?
plosioifv.f a Si ani shell.
\
The Spanish admit the los
300 kAiled aiA^ > \ - nuit*:
Adi il D y^fl . 'light?
1). ... r i .
ab !. fhti*
r ~s v^'
ui!!,';:' ,
Mr. J). A. . ; th a.
( tin
} tho Mil . . .
0 loin, V . /
[ . of tho
Convention. W .! < ..
Baptist i i. i' N
Air Lino, a votiln o<l train of'
"b.coaches including n iinproviv
. le^lr pol oar provi?!< i iih an <
on thfi in which wvro i i i i- ii/o n
pay iM'1'0'5, ''lf' tr'P %V v mail'
good spocd. t!-i\]iirht noxf
1 l hp '
11Jia?11^ i; ^ . 1. n u
' in. 0. Vl'ho bnlai of t , irip
111or. fi >. 1 ?? ii >;n .
which ; i ! <1 :iri opj r
us to see t\ie country. The conn
f try along \he eastern shore .1
Virginia '.v;i V?-^r to us all. none
ot' the parly e/er having 'i n
through that portion 0/ the state
< before. A run of some f>() miles
. as we approached tho objoctivo
ij, point carried us through a section
of tho state in which truck larni
ing is tho principal industry.
Largo fields are devoted to potaV
loes, cabbage, strawberries, rasp
tratot*
(I to *
0*
- " '' /
berries, rheubarb, peas, beans r
ami other vegetables. These are i
marketed in Norfolk, Portsmouth, f
\V"' hington and the hosts of ^
Other.cities within their reach. ,
Nine o'clock found us pulling ^
into Portsmouth, and a few ,
moments later we were upon the
ferry boat crossing the Elizabeth |c
liiver which separates that city \1
from Norfolk. I f
There is much in Norfolk ami (11
!surroundings that is of histoiic a
interest. Near by is Hampton j i
Heads where the celebrated battle j ^
between the .derrimas and theij,
I Monitor was fought during thejlj
j ?var between the states. ja
In Portsmouth is a United jg
I SO V - A .1.-/1 In 1 1. i J \ |\ t . i
the Raleigh, which belongs tol'
, Admiral Dewey's ileet that d i|'|
! su'di nohio work at Manila oa1 c
May was Imilt, and it is there
'?!> 1 tv > Ji"fit class battle shins 1
[are being built, the iCentucky and j?
the ' > tnrsarge, both of whichI?
r launch. 1 i'. rch and ,
; which will be ready for duty in a v
'mat. while. t
While in Norfolk tin* members of, d
the Convent ? \\ nt .nan oxvasio" i
to Hampton Koail; and Old Point | t
I Comfort. Th re had th6,lndesoribe*. | t
i nhl<> \>!i* I-.* ol - dug the sr-ent en- ?
i fjine i ile *! ? ioti that constitute j J
J t h * . , utroit, co!iiiian<h d by it
| v , I d W. . . Si I,ley. The follow'- i
' ! ' a re t' ' ami's < f tl: ships nor-M-i
' , and of \ : h . Jj
, \ hii a few tV< t . hi' !i v. e pa- >-d : *
Massachusetts, the Texas, the *t.|<
Paul, t'ho f-ri dilyn, tin* 7>iinnoapolis, i j
'
de- rover * r, ! ...1 : > olli r. '
.
: . '
jadj'.nrni , 'or. ?. /, mi.iii t irt: ti iii-..
I li a. . ar.l, .. . lie. ' ii.'iam- ;
I N- r. >! . { i! - r.i"!!?{ ! . , ^
' . . .'l ' . ti-.J 11. v. : : : \ * . n
1 . ti.ui I'i i if??i to Wn-liin-.-ton in
OAnipiui) with About 800 people,w)ierQ
-pant i ii kml nights. The t
' writ r. in tin- . ioau t mo, ran up > ^
! !>ait inter" i). >.!"' rr.oon return in:'1
i
, a? noon next day.
>\ Pile in W.i-lrngloti wo had lhe!C
pleasure oT i.Uouilinir <-.ioof J'resident ^
Me fCI: it') \s . nfu;- i... r prions : i t !i? ! t
White Hon so and of slinking hands j.
; .it ii tin' in:, i . ; is u t i i ?i r r I ho ?' - j
t inies . f tlii-, if re.a! nat ion.
'. a! > 1 i : iip ni li t!i branchI
<*h of Congress and in tlie Senate saw! "
unto - I'illma.i iin.l Mol.atirin, and r
from tit f rmor r-?eo .. '.!!? newf < ><
lie dispensary victory. a
v regret i! tt * forbids a 1a.
oded n. or unt ' litis intercstii
ip. t stillioo it to say, that with *
' the company wo ha<l a . . ;I< p'n > t
] visited vi ..< ..
j Hrothor It. : Irii! :r<* good nan 'o _.
sijjht-so ?i?i-r with. I! evorin
:iy i , -i .>t he . m cj ch
open nil the time.
^ return .! ->\iiy : i: I. it '
/ ' ' h
en . : .! i' t r . 1 t li re'.- ! >
. i -1. "
; th>. i iv;.i bies. ing ui\ ^ I
Kpi >[ ;). '*iehop-\ and the Jen<l? r
; r n
jiousbo^. : in * h I nitou 1;iftles ^
ar.? ici v ir.ir the I.- .< mtfnant* to <
(ii - j:ovoriiJ:; n ... . hut i
i.U', regard a; ' ami tioco<
... . 1
i-?r\ war l >r a re^aion-i causu, .t,r
i pleases the Chicago Uhroniclp to \
' i> i it v' .. , a ad, i.
so doin<r, to u timat j that they h
| are iiypocrit . it say *! at ''they :J
I do not like to acknow ' ..r ) that
iXll'jr tttc 41 U I 11 ^ *i VriVI lUi ^ ,
vengeance merely, taoy would , .1
havo it appear tha . hodih loftier i r
motive animates them, but thoyf-1
i are all human like the ri?r>t o' r
us." f
If the Chronicl-5 really believes r
that tins is ''a war for vengeance t
merely" if, in spite of abundant
fvidenco that it is a war for hu-J r
inanity, the Chronicle finds it! ?
' - ,.,.v
mssiblo to believe tbat the adninistration,
Congress, the pu 1>it,
and tho people are waging
his war for revenge and for
tothing elBO, it ought to have pariotiam
enough to keep that beief
to itself- To disparage tho
Gentry's cause in a war time?
o represent that cause as a low
assion instead of a high and and
ioble impulse?is not to give aid
nd comfort to tho government.
O insult ili-? clergymen with a
u.miiscous charge oi' hypocrisy,
o say tiia.t because "they do not
.ko to acknowledge that they
ro applauding a war for venanco
merely, thoy would have
; appear that some loftier inoivo
animates theua," is to oil'end
li .v) against patriotism and deency.
It was the patriotic tone of the
n.ijni last .hmday which inspired
lie ( nroaielo's insult. Wo do not
.now what particular clergyman
{fended mofitvbut suspect that
'.tii;; l. tvebcen ilishop Vincent,
irh preached on that day in Do.
r< Lie said: "Kefore war was
eclared-i earnestly prayed that
! nitj .'it be avet\ ul \ but, now j
n .t it i< in progress, there i;l
K; . i>1 : ymjKitliy with the
us -than 1. * ' * i loyally nip-,
,rt our idoriou- llug and pra\ 1
r the c< attuned success of our '
irinn."
Tiiat a Roed < camplo ?r
loth. 11 i-1' r-? and ;.iyiue:i?i'or
II good citizeus. And k<tha ca ei"
\\ 1 c h li t-) '; !. i refer'
thing tar higher, i virn wor- I
h . oi (i rist hV ( :i.\ ( rs and a I
j di in i) tluai \i u-!
v?:m- :. a ! 'est.
ItEASON EXPLAIN? 1).
Washington} May 14,?Whan
' as to the r ?3 ?n for lor *?
lursoiueutB in i, /. .. iant (
:v ay VandorJip cxp .ii , |
-t the prose it large ht< eks of,
,oii in theTreasury (about $IS ),- ;
vu,uuu;, wun too aauy revenue
ominur it-, paiil it is subsian- |
i; !:y iu . >; !, it imperative!
h t ?1 ihI > r ;??ments should lie j
a.i-1 it: - iinibir funds. The fact.!
on, liiu'. tiie daily payment* aro
i ->w, tn-i " uno tima will c<>n- '
inm- t ) it> t*M* ? . ? ol the receipt-,
nit';*'* it plain that the lar;se
' ' V* " ! ? "hi<
\ ;.! continue, he -aid. en-;
i by t!<: pro- c. <i<? 01 bales of
.
r t a:- < augmented.
L .mpariui; trie utncualj in t:. ;
everal kinds'of money novr in I
hi; i'r<- . it :tl,.ure-5 f. .
\ o Vi ... . i i( ;:( l.'ion. .
- f. . : ! : ' '' ' ' .
"
. i.I'LV ' to :.l' 1 . i
of h ?
. \ ! ??? :(
(:> . > i; .c r % .
>:u!s.
Foi sonn months pri.?r to tb?
!iti . tfof war Hi' receipt
.tun i iiHioi . were c: j. .<u in
ro : m, i iii.H in hIio1.', 1 v . I;
cords of the department fron
vliich ii appears that since An
IS07, the receipt from thiource
wore as folio*'*: August.
l"0,0s 7,70-2 ; Septor I ?* T,'.*!3,10<>
)atoher. t0.7l.T404: Nnfnmhor.
:i\s 0,025 ; Imcembor, 1 1,600,7^ ;
raouary, LS98, $14,269,492; Fab
nary, p !.>,< . ,o>0; Alarcii, -v 1 t.
150,40!. la April tho customecelptfl
f 11 ojr to $14,193,070,
or tho first eleven days of the
>reseut month they amounted to
5,157,221.
So far tho actual disbursements
nade on account of tho war
iniount to about $10,000,000.
i
Bfew
BARGAINS, 1
We are still ree?
on. every train, a
pelled to rnakt
tkexn.
<?>
t N OKDKli TO DO SO. WE AKI\
A OOlxSU TO KJN( )0K ill;: R( x'K
l-l, r.OTTOM OUT OF IHOII l'KICl
our desti
Mr. T. .1. {Shannon. of Monroe, X.
Northern markets, ami spending the !.
1. 4 1.? CliA'l' /'?oil il I.:. .
? n .1 t no 01 v'j * iiiji i en.wues iiim u?
own price. We quote you price- bu!u
Mens, Youths and I
The i i.capest ever broupl i to L tncaslt
all wool suits $2.75. .Men'- lMai< -nits
mitr. >' >. To. Youth' and lev 1 nit " '
Jf*2.05, suit of Clothe nice j lir < '
cents,the 5 cent kind. All styles of ' >r<
Come while its le ts. Double width
worth 15 cents.
n.:?f)jS, AF)j
Men's pood Soiid y she s 0" cent;. I.
Ladies lino Laoo lines U) cents. C.
C<: < ' Child:' n's si.or s Uom i>)
pants : 23 ecu! pair. Overall will.
] mi 1 ; cents pair. We also V ' a
Dress Goods,Silk
''in. ; ; t n you can bin anywh.
U mi bit Has at pric is ranpiti^ /from 7 c
Another Nhofe Line
at 50 cents on the $1?00?.riniiopg theii)
;:1 I i in li riMie i'Id-hp'c <?r\ct \V
that li:n > i;.?J i il< '? ink orbid ml
let us quote you prices over t he Count
; COt tl
Shannon-Fund
REMEMBER THl
/.:id tell everybody you
P \ > ' > ' V " \rP 01. 'r' ' ,v
11 U X. if
l I lli a ml 1 <Vlit v. ?!a \ , .
par- I It -1 i'j( ami iif spet1u? ?
Y u will ,n'i' moi! >y by c furr
tiling ill I lie Jewelry Bi: ";\CSS.
Kern- ; I) i" also ti.it tli jnoi.nl *:ri
$!?CO
'
.J a in- ? . ,1 ?J.S
[ . Li W. U* i- . . ?? - .
i nrr .ir/v v? . . .1 .
at licmc. K" e ry ii 1 va!'
?| the ocrsoi-al ttea
|g 1 he most moflei i, ,*
? ative methods ia
L ThousL Ij v
r * three yean Doctor J. y' C wden
B hav; ; cured in re people 1 .y .il, l
J cation '.han any other physician In the Ci
the result of accident, i.< r i .. j. ;>ui*r f
cut upon seventeen ycr..? f ' a.d study arn
cults with his assistant or two hundred
ordyr.few disewci, and the r ujts . aim
Nose, Botvels,
Throat, Blood,
I,tin^e, Deafnesn,
iv Stomach, ^QtibU. lptio:
T'pnn reqv.f.t, will rend a h
m Covtden's theories and tn itment of d sea
those who aic sick, and of inV :> . . .
CONSULTATION I"RE1
j Address J. f/.COWDEN, M. D, :??
j^TOALLMEH. Ill;SK
I 0J
Snro s*" WorlIi !t iiiihIii;;. ' "L'Vl
j of <)
I veil I
in > ( ,\r- .?<*< - ? Hi If < n.'i'Ii, !>; < v li '.'l'Ox.
; .. '*r at kioi ' Malarial ,
I'fvcrs. HctUir thiin ?.^iiniin'( .ii .ii[i'.,<il,trv li- 1,1 I
Al Druggi?t?. 50c. and iM.OO t: y A. I .-26' tTOli
/
/
/ / A }
iARGAINS!
jiving them , 4,
ndare com
3 room for ^
has jnst roturnoil from tin
;r:;rr portion of his tinm thoiv
nick up stuil* :it almost his ^
\v 011 :i lew things :
Soys Clothing.
r. Men's suits $1.85. Men's
$' ?.All wool Clriy Worsted
in 21' cents te For
? ai 1 Tint. St a. 9.
ss Cluillies U; (. \
Cross Novelties at ^L.
S, 8KQ$81
line 'i s ioe' in cn-nU.
li s Co. ; . < . 'V to i sho(^#1
d per pa r up. O. r.tli
i'; 1.". 'is. Hoys' k..
ni; 1 i 11 j*
:s, Sat ins, etc. "
.ist re *' 4 1: ! ( a
- nifc u> ? . \?.
/ <i4J.OAJ /G -Sb't/3
i ni-'O lot < . >' N'?"iii'
luivo mtxv, * * ; l>;u rniti- *
V. inning. (' : ! ? ens and
v
l'lyyeurs, W
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see,
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ur 'xl ' 'Tin court, ? 'i .1 I NK
b uiv In- v, ill 1'ijn;c ,, ,* prevveil
tiitl Ch a,).
in, - any |
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I ' i, arant< <\ . ill last until
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lifiv ti.Ac. rthe
world.
:urcd?
' * reputation c>f
. .. hodi of mediv
" V- w '.< . Thi* ij iio*
1 >ii*. gether i!t; end1
i< v . If, o pe.xoni'.ly t ini
' t i every day. I!: treats
: i.! .. - ] 1.. , * ,a.tifc?ar6
7; hr t: uatlam.
Skin Discuses.
Asthma,
i, Cataract.
, explaining Poct.tr
'I his ix of great value
c I i .
WRITE TO HIM.
r .. N.W., Washington, D.C. *
' mQfli^oi1n|, pii(iille<nf'c(t and Jaj
i . C*?? be bi*?I lor Uie .it.. . jHfw
ji3.uSB.T5 is.-..
ne Minute is > I Icrnjj, yrelief is
i i 11 f ?I in half thiii time by I he use JH
rie Minute Cough ( lire, it pre-j0
Is consumption and quickly cureMH
Id, croup, bronchitis. pneiiinnnin
grippe ami all throat arid Iuri>?? rSi
ibles. Crawford llros.
v.