Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, June 15, 1898, Image 2
LANCASTER RKTERPR
Published Evtry Wednesday and Satu
by
The - Enterprise - Publishing. Comi
A. J. CLARK, K.lttor.
One Year, $ I
Six Months 51
Three Months 21
In Advance.
"Wednesday, .Tune INtn
Thb campaign opens to-mon
at Orangeburg. There will he
scarify of candidates lor
Various slate ntlin?o I >. 'I';..
. . w w a ? ? vv o , 1/1 , I X I I I I I I
man the candidate lor Si
Treasurer is the only one who 1
no opposition. For (Joveri
there are 5 candidates. to wi
Ellerbe, Watson. Archer. Tillm:
and Bronsou.
Our neighboring county lv
shaw has a candidate cm the tick
lor adjutant :?r.?1 inspector go
eral, Col. .1. W. Floyd.
The 15,000 soldiers who s;i
eil from Tampa for Santiago Su
day passed Key West .Mond;
morning at daybreak. The pr
cession was a grand one. beii
composed of 'J"J transports and
convoy of 1(1 battleship.-, cruise
and gunboats.
For the Knlorpris>>.
A Brief Sketch of W. F. (Had
stone's Lite.
William Fwart < i lad-tone, ora
tor. statesman and author wa
born in Liverpool. I)><\ *20. 1 so!
and died at II iwardcn May 10
1808.
He was the fourth sou of hi
father who was Sir John (ibid
stone, a celebrated biver
clia.it. His father ?, /
early at Kton ami '? ' t, ... 'wl '
i , >-was thornlce(i
church, ()xford. , , 1
11 . ? /voile ar, |ien aj ( |
in 1 vj'.i. a''
first civ 'Oxford studenl
a hi I-.r ' 'I'Vul graduated as a doi
->./ ? '/./f iss in 1 Sd 1. Hisoratoi
bei- //s were early exercised
-1 >m ti.xford I' nion I >eba
^ Ny, where he dislinmii
.aolf as a speaker.
Mr. Gladstone wn< creater t
his deeds. II he had dene i
iII14 lie would have been
He towered above others
made no sudden u ! Iii-h
in eloquence and I hen flushed
like a !ilt*t ()!', but wis r
lit all till. .
A1110114 Mr. (ilath' i ( '-!
. Wot 1 t
4 :
lannii- II I r
,M. .
u i 2 . .
t- i '
V
i ? :!*-> aim i
Mr. (Had tm .
A nutm- ll , . i.
Qi'. i . 'lions,
An rii'h in 1 nits lor
countr - gooil.
w. .1 \ \ m ?<; \ i: 11
liii I.' ir<r, S. <'
Bonn tno /} ^""1 ^ 1
s*r?
hi! II il/i a Slick.
I h ; #liffi'Mi: > c| ween Me
Dick Aiirniit :nv! Charley I
mon on the r>th in t . at. W
r.nt's saw mi.l al>out ? rn
Kcrphawyhe former stf
? K <\ 0 wi,h
a severe wo
9 I' which ho (
r. .
LANDED IN CUBA.
Six IImxlroil Marines go Ai
Unopposed ami Hoist th
pan; n"K
Hy Telegraph to Tho Dully Nmvs.
3 cts Cainanera IHock House, (i
5 cts tannine Harbor, June 10.?
correspondent is writing this
s* , patch sitting on the ruins of
block house which I'ormerlv
'Off . , , .
sisted in defending the en'r
, to this harbor, and above
'be ,
llaunts < )hl (ilorv.
(?f.
This afternoon the first lam
in force bv the Americans
made on Cuban soil, when
lor , ,
marines lr??m tIn* transport 1
t her came ashore and took
hi
! session. Tin? landing was 111
wit limit its being neeessarv to
[>r
a single shot, despite the Spai
boats that tliev would defend (.'
11 a I
altera to ttie last gasp.
It was .in st live minutes am
'J.l'h that ('olor Sergeant Rich
il
Silvev raised the ling above
n | J
ruins of the block house, tnak
IV
the tirst American foothold
oCuba,
while the marines 1
ig
I down t heir carbines, picks, shov
( Hid lent poles and gave a niigl
stiont.
1 he I'antlier lelt Santiago
noon today with the ?toresl
I supply cruisers ^ osemite a
Scorpion and a collier. The b
tleship ()regon and the l>olp|
were already here with the .M;
s blehead. The Yankee am! I'orl
j acted as additional convoys,
t >n the way from Santiago t
\ ankee bomliarded a * '
house and tort ;it ler- mall
''^'.Vtckaniau'-'a l'ark, >aii|iiiri. st
('M\ . on tire in a lew tun
l his occasiolietl but a bl iet
tierl
i|(i and the stjiiadron arrived in
u.jx} nor nere smutty netoro two
soon - it was soon that no i
t una would !io made to tho
uhlo SM,:,II hoat> wore* j?111
.,,..,1 I i.?1 tho landing part;
I j() soon iishon . I'ivorv proca
tiro- u 1 h? n to iruard against
died I"'s(' 'Ids provod to he
lo.-.
j, , Alter tho men were ashon
,,,1, ; dozen houses whioh markc
nl t anoo t o t lie l?a\ wort* sot i
II,. to iruard against an outhro;
I . li'V'T I 11 I!! orlv 1
out ' i:"' '
t > '.? II ol" ( i liunl t ll.l I!
it' !. : u i ! tin
h?-?t ' nt i inoo was
minrds I
v i. . 1 1
> ? ' < i ?
! ..II It'll) It i: I It 1 i 1 <
\ urinii* ; ti l - ol tlio i mi)
lr|t>\ < infill ti! S j i: I ni-li 11 'tip
? -i !)! 111 v.. :, !i | l I
I In* fiit'iii> In tlfciivt
v, A in. i i-aiis. Al nut rntf
will In* Iiiniftl nvrr 11? A.I
Sani] on.
II c I ml inn was lor tin1
3U?W
ptisf m! . 'ill!. I. i!: <_r a n.i : !
lor tin* Aiiicliran llrct an
jiffially for a ro.alin;; stntioi
it i< lini'llv posy-!lilo this
- r will h" - ah ( )oil fnr ! 111<!i11u It
Inr I In- fountrv roiiiulnhout i n
111 ^ I 1111t111? ?> illf.ir it /1! 11 ?. i.
tiles 11.111 ! 1 heavy artillery,
lick I lie landing o| the Marine
a characterized 1 y great enlhiis
uin 1 The men are happy at
lied ashore alter their long sea vo
At the time of sending this
I
m
! patch few tents have been erected "1
i but work was proceeding rapidly | I
diorcjat making things com lot table.1 J
0 I The Marines are hoping that camp I
i work will be varied by a brush!
with the Spaniards but this is
scarclv probable as all theenenivl
nan- * j
. have retreated to (lUantanainoJ
1 our
^ where they are likely to stay.
The battleship ()regon returned I
to Santiago late this afternoon as ; ^
as ^
she is not needed here. ^
a nee
i . ('ape llayiicn. June 11.?The 1'
Americans who landed at Caman-|T
j.^ ' era yesterday are reported to have ?
I taken possession of the railwav
was !
to tiuantanamo and to have cap
MM)i ~
. .im-ii Miiiic coai laden vessels in!
a" the harbor.
,H)S 1 No
lade ? -.(
Mobbed the Grave.
hro . . . , ow
n?)i ; A startling incident, of which
Mr. .John Oliver of Philadelphia, JM
"" was the subject, is narrated by j ^ ^
hun as follows: "1 was in a most!..,.
( aJ dreadful condition. My skin was! "
| almost yellow,eyes sunken,tongue all
:,,,1 coated, pain continually in back soil
the and sides, no appetite?gradually
jug growing weaker day by day.
jM Three physicians had given me ' ' 11
up. Fortunately, a friend ad- ( or
"id vised trying 'Kleetric Hitters;" wot
els and to my great joy and surprise,;
1,1 v the first bottle made a decided!
improvement. I continued their|
use for three weeks, and am now' ]\j(M
at a well man. I know they saved! | ,|(j
dp my life, and robbed the grave of |
I another victim.No one should j *'s '
fail to trv tliom. Only 50 cts per I pan
aO bottle at Orawtord Hros Drug'
iiti Store.
/'ftTHtl
:ir |
, r To All ) if May <v/
* , oncern. (
l?. 7W.i-.rl' A AS IU?S- ,
Aotirc:
block That pursuant to a petition ol j
dling ten voters and Ireebolders resi-|
lilies, dent in Lancaster school district j
dela\ to the local trustees and by tail I
.1 i h
bar- ure ol said trustees to call such a
A> meeting, we the undersigned pe esist
titioners do hereby call a public
land meeting oi all the voters resident
o\t i in atul return for taxation in said
wa> , di>tiiet, leai or |?er?onal property
nt ion <*r t In- value of not les-> than one
stir hunmed dollars, to assemble in
need- the court Lou-eat I. inea-t er. S <' .
.Mom lav. .1 line 1 S t li. at lit
l? hall a. in. to eliet local trustees lor
1 1 In -' sail I i! i-t lift. a nd to t rails act ot lui
>n tiro lnisim lav, lid to such meetings,
ik i,| 11. ( 'i a\v lord.
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no i W ' ! ' |1
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o \ M it
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mii mi ' r. I. i . I' i \ -in r u 11 < 11 -jj
|E?hiii<l they wore visiting. The child wns (j
111111 unwell when Mr . <i;itliii" t
1111? lull >1 Mill (W<> Weeks JllJO. *
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III 1 r:iI | !;, \ |i il | tin | || it 111e i lniiue
!il I t in i; t lie I it I le lei low. 1 >uf
| i: I iei r 11< |> v. ere i n v.iin. M urli ^
h:i?< Hi J I 1 ' , I'elt tor t lie e ] :!r< IIt <- ^
1 e> in tl |o>s of their lii-l horn. $
hul '! he 1 it I !e i- mi lin weii' t.iken t
?.. I ' .1. . I V 1
, .> . < , 11>i" linermcm . 4
o|? ! i\ it. !i on :il> i-\t r.i ti. i.i noun
I riilnv ni.-lil over tin* I,. A <'
I'lo . - ^
'I I < 1 :iii i|i|i'"t ion anil poljtir.il (
i.?siics -ink into insltfniHrama' with _
s Ilii- man who sailers from piles. W hat
>'' most lies i res, is relief. lieWitt's
W ileli lla/.t'i .Salve cures piles. < raw- j J(
lining foril Urns.
V11tr(*
? * To <'nn* ConitlpntIon Korevor*
(lis Tako Casrarcfs ? indv Cathartic 10c or 2?>e.
j If C. C. C. full *xj cun% ilrui?'tf<sUft refund money. j 01
1 J .')
WAINS, BARGAINS!
We are still receiving them
on every train, and are com
pelled to make room for %
them.
X OKDKK To Do so. \\ K AKIO |W
OOIXO TO KNOCK T11 ! ; IIOCK f
KOTTOM OlTT OF lllCIl IMMCKS. o|y?
0"0~FL ZOTX^TEHFI.,
. 1. J. Shannon, oS Monroe. X. has just returned from the
rtliern markets, and spending the larger portion of his time there
h the SPOT CASH enables him to pick up stn 11* at almost his #
n price. \\ e quote von prices below on a lew things: ' M
[ens, Youths and Boys Clothinjj/
* cheapest ever brought to Lancaster. Men's sinks'*^ i sat. Mett's
wool suits .$2.7.-,. Men's Plaid sititsJ^^-fn^oH lay Worsted
Is $3.75. M onth's and boys' suit^^ff^,, oq r0Mts to $7.00. For
!h\ suit of Clot hes ',i<T^vr:i7o1 Shoes and Mat. Standard Prints 3
Is.the .? cent kinU^f^^ s'|yllis ,,t j )|(.^ challies 2} cents per yard. J
no while its lastly Double waUli Dress Novelties at 9 cents,
th 1cents. /Y v
SHOES, SHOES! *
I S L'nnd S\U\M*
, m/*\lav hoi- ci'ii! . Jin. Hot Ion shoos-15 cents.
ies line \
flits ('!# o shoe- I .Its. < !<! holies ('(inimon Sense shoes
Is -it "'t tihlreii's shoes in,hi l> cents per pair up. Overall
cents pair Overall i t- o 11 \ l~> cents. Hoys' knee
T .. > 1 .'i cents pair. W < also have a nice line of
Dress Goods,Silks,Satins,etc.
'lie;, per llian you cjiu 1 >11 \ uuyvvlur.r .lu-i ivreive.l ~.oli?l rases
inhrcllas at prices ranjrim; from 'IS rents to .fd.ti'i.
Another Nice Line Sample Hats
t .t() cents on the .f 1 .(to, annum tliem a nice lot of Straws. ours '
t less than tnauuf.irturer's cost. We have many ?>tlu r bargains
hat time ami printer's ink In; hi ! mentioning:, t 'oiih to see u- ami
t Us (jnote you priees over the eminter.
Kespeet lully yours.
Shannon-Funderburk Co. f #
r^^cy z*~ w?f?w???KMHBMWBBBW1
$3.00 A MONTH. 1 <
For this merely nominal foe any sufferer from any Chronic disease ran obtain
a line of treatment that has gained a world-wide reputation for Hs I
healing and curative powers. Cases that have been pronounced |
iiupt-ii33 ari; quiumy ano r.tuiuuuy uuri-u ju nom?\ ur. ||
Cowdcn Qives every case his personal attention. I
Thousands cured. His special!ies are: ? 1
Nose, Stomach, Deafness, Asthma, W j
Throat, Bowels, Consumption, Cataract, Q
Lungs, Blood, Rheumatism, Obesity, $
Skin Diseases. J
: fcitlc l'.-r I ' -B IB A fij r >9 P h
,! I ?!. < I:. I \ 7 U 'j 1 " ' n psa u
f I i?r, etc. V B a ir*\ t.' rtau B \5I ILsa ft
I i- .er of th. se rem !i? s will he t u, >n ro i; 00. Their eJTct I
j is life short of miraculous. P*
it for Symptom blanks and full ir *ni ' n : in s- . . >'
ii. . t: .v. f < ' |
t u / >' r (. Lli:- ; . 1
' J. M. COWDEH, W. 0., 71513ih St.,". V'., Was''!" . t C.' *
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X i v?,rv >. If iiift i ; . ? ! ' h:tn ever ill
' The American Eagle. * ^
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R. Brandt's W ares ^
P 1 >( 11 |ttil In I In* I < -t i tit| >i , \\ <ni \ i rI<>r.) i; \ ci'\ \v In*r?'.
? During the Summer 2
v w c li:i\< r<*tl tn < t| j.ri. i - i r.|. . ' If I i Hit's.
Our Wan >* wr.ir .mil ^
? < >111* prifi-H |il?-;is. j
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XV.
& I inlrr Town* ( lock. Chest or, S. ( . ^
IMurnle Your ItfMVi !i >\l!li f im .ira N,
-,ly , l.ale to ImmI ntid early to ri->e, preIf
c. c. , .11 i k
pan** a ma: I r his Iioiim' in tin* skies. %
????????????? Knrly to bed and a I.lttIt*F3nrl> Kiser, 4
Subscribe for the KNTKUI'KISE? the pill that makes life longer and bet?i
. .... ..??. m? . , ter and wiser. Crawford Bros,
ne year II; six niontli 50 rents.
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