Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, July 27, 1898, Image 4
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"1LLI? DEPARTMENT.
( ; J. F. NIS BET Editor.
V
The Farmers' Institute at St.
Luke and Hopewell on the 28th
and-. 29th of July respectively
will be'attended by Profs. New
rn^'u and others from Clemson ,
College. Ttiere will be a picnic.)
Come everybody.
The Farmer and Education.
One chief reason that the
? I
farmer has from time beyond
memory been held up as ? ?dass
not capable ot properly earing
for his own interests is doe to the
very busy life he leads in i state
ot necessarv separation, from his
This would bring agriculture well
into line with the great commercial
and manufacturing enterprises
of our day, which owe so
much to technical education, and
would greatly help to take away
from agriculture the reproach of
being a 'belated industry.*'*?
Cotton riant.
The State Alliance Meeting.
The call for the State meeting
lias been announced by Secretary
I void. While the whole country
seems absorbed in the interest
even body f< els in the war we are
fellownian. I>tit there much
truth in tho popular ;hit
there is a irrea* deal of unneces
sary lack of iuform.it ion ,u hiniukeup.
Naturally shrewd am!
possessed ol unusual e?>:iininn
. .... sense
lie is inclined i<? n1!1
blindly on instinct and ?o >! ?? .too
hiirh a valuation m iner * in .
tuitive kno?ledire. Kaiiimr' hroii<_rh !
lack of intim.Jc contact with
others to acquire pi ?p.r?,ssi\< '
ideas and l>cii naturally in.life
rent to hi*vi .idit ! . i- *? ?.
olteti a willim. drifter io'o rut
unworthy a in.in \vI .. i i - ;<>
dav. Then ha> heei . . .1
in t illio jnist lor :i 1 i; i
of education lie r
.hul \\ i'h 1 In ?i:?vi - ..-end u:
journalism and -i !mlonger
exist1- n\ r\r.< 'p.man
\\ln> remains :i? i_?- ? n
today does m. j>r?.i .i? 111 !!y |
Slid ol !iis OWIi tree
is an interesting |> .j > r in 1
Year l?ook ol A^nrwU :ne )"
ly issued by 1 r > A. *I rue.
government diieei : Kxj.eri
nient Stations. wiiirh .-imgest*
new ideas for the wider .?| re.?d <?!
agricultural education. and which
gives some iniere>iiin: st.-ti tieThe
article (doses bv noiine :
''111 oil I oi' a total j?o|iu
iation of some 7'UXMUMiO in tinIToifeil
Si ili'? lit l M l< l (Will vinii.
persons worn enroll 1 in lie
schools and , >! h-ires, of whom
three-fourths. or t'J.onn wme it
places of lf~? !im s ooo iuu.ib
tanls. hi si !tnti - |,.i ;n^ M-eond
try grade*. lled i-. hi^!>. school .
normal school am! a< idemi>-s.ii iest?mali
d, from souu .\hii inij.t r
feet sf /* i-i : !. that Miciv <v
60'),000 (>n} ils in T.Ooi) .,-hi?o!>.
Probably lOfl.'Vd) of t !;.-~c
ary-schno! >(..,! ts re in o.miim
schools, located in pi.ic - iii-, it,,
less than S. >.)?> inhabitants. !;'
agriculture could he I'c m-railt
taught iu mm, of seeunil.i:'
grade, it is o v: ! hat < he I!
would be wide - jiread. I i
much more wnl.lv such in
structiou rnivhi be diiru '
than it is at present may hi in
ferred from the fa.-t 'I it in |*!?T
'here were in all only > I colh-v.e
jw* courses in auriculture, i
enem/ Viaki/n hv :I.'.?:ii> si n
. ril l!). irii
i1, (. :! )?? ,? a it ni.'ikiii - !
I Sev i <t w.is <>;) ? vifiinu .*?11
* appit'.Uo 'i v -i itM for the|
f* hind vi. 11 r r. i irn \\ i*h ,
-i
well-nigh irn{> : olvtionioM
while io the I:ont school i
ui upon high U'oih.o^os of!
' i!i a dense l>'np?atioris.
< h could only i?o ailing
;|lf.' pa'hs, tcrn.iu vrf. ,/
iu o of 1 lie enemy'" ' ,
1)1 Uiftc
' Nothing delorre .
Ills Jill. 1
J
enjjaKeil in with .'-pain; ^?ti 11 a! |
tlioni^lt we recognize the import j
a nee to the country at lartre oil
ihis war issue, there are matters
<>i" personal interest that every
eMi/eii is reipiireii to attend to,
<>r he will he the sufferer. |
' his is 'in aj:o of eo operation.
ii combinations and trusts. All
those.ie matter of what vocation,
who have a common interest to
m I've, we find coming together
tor consultation, and for unit\ ol
< ion. The Alliance organ i/a
tIon ha< for one of its chief >!>
s the :isst.||il)lin?l together o'
the larmers lor their tnutual pro
' 'tion and hem-tit. At one time
we had a very complete otgtni
* ion. starting with the town
hip \Hiance, then the C? in
V "I gaMO'st :--u. up to a 1. :
m:/. 111f>11. re pre ?-?111
the S;at A Iliauee. \ > w.
' i!t? i'ic : 11 -1 i V mem I >e|"ship h a !
! > show up in 1 Ik- |?:tynciit
?!u> - :i11<I regular attendance
.i the suli-ji:. t iutiK. yet w hen
v.cj !! " ! ' UelOTa! >! ( ''ill'it'
: M'lamv ra!'/ you will a!.
. ..<! tin attendance lar^i" ami tin
i iui*?r?'-i i- mil.
j '.'he larmers ot the comitrv arc
.iilly aide, in tact they arc ?* Iti
rated up to a point where I he\
well Know the necessity ;?> the
[ail vantages ol t h *?i r Alliance or
_<uization. The material henetit
j Hi a business way is one ot tin*
| most itnportant to the individual
! tanner. The organization ami op
< I'ionol toe State Alliance 1*1 \
'iitllie 111- h' c|| o|" i lie a It'll' < tit e
i.i , i o ' 11 in11 i vi111i iI m cm
I
? ven w!n-a hi- cirennist nice*
: >nii:linn- were such ' * V h
i '<e.M i'it mane a direct u of
' .. i'\i ! i. i i '
. . . . . I ??- < <MiM| I ? w I * 1 Ti ? *
i , 1 ' t11 > it advan 1 .*
I i ': i - \vi!!i t rn I V
? i >. it .-x press.'.! i hem
did' v :< .. arc Well ! : now n
in l;o\v t In* Alliance should
. i!' ! 111' i .' ;: i 11 - < 1 < | > i r h:.. i .
I ( 1
Vi > lure .i.? ii_!.! to Im:ik> 11'i ! In1
no rc .utile I ti* :r.? >s : what n< <' ?
.. :?t t i ! . i* to keep our pop ?
>r und .1- t" t hi* riinvut in
prices i>; ill irtides nl prion*
iM.'ssjiy, Mini t I'll writ" i>*i i'**r
;< I't iclv-s tli.it we sji < ) i j ] i J j :.c
'. '. .* .i:r?*i t tf'Uii tin* uiaini!;.. '
< lie* ot t tj<v-i* art i.'les ! - "M:
i,until.*!' ;:i! tortitizei's. It i- it.;*,
on 'oiiiuiooity that we <!i*Miain'
to cat! your special att.*ntinn to
at this time, and to urtri* veil f.?
; 'tend the Stale Alliance mm- *'
ti/ if tor no other reason than to
consult and take some actum
" ..nl our fertilizers for next \<* ?r
\ ;
I - III"- 11X11" | I" .1" f . I I f III Is ! 1
'i! h i !<* lor thoie fiofxls. W c!
mo vorv lilioral |>roj>? n i
ii?*v i, wa not to^ollicr, ami it c.tn
' :irr;il)^'(| so :i?, to nunprotm-o
olio. l.o? it rojirosontat iv<? from
. ii nut at loud tie- Statu Al I
I'niioo mooting ??n iho 27tli oil
>' ijPYNY-PECTORAL;|
11,1 ;; A QUICK CURE ; j
r COUGHS AND COLDS, jj
IT- i jt VERY VALUABLE remedy In all * '
. J * affections of tha Jj
' ;j THROAT OR LUNGS. |
< Large Bottles, 15c.
?l? *' ft
1,1 ;; davis a lawrence co., Ltm.,;;
Oil ' * Prop'6of ptany Davis'pain-Kin.es. m
tj. $ FORBMummr J
it " 1
A Cuban insurgent, in orderb
Oil . .
ge? cigarettes, risked death b;
going into a town tilled will
1,11 j Spanish so*, liers.
July, if for no other purpose
consult about his supply of f<
tilizors for 189f). We can ma
a contract, for 20,000 tons of f<
tilizers, {jet the best in the m;
ket, and save our farmers $2<
000 en the purchase.
Come to Columbia on the 27
inst.. and hear our propositi
and consult with us, and inves
gate if it is not feasible and if
is not plain practical comm
[sense. By all means attend t
meeting of the State Alliance
the 27th of July. We want v
to come, no matter about yo
1 dues, pay them when you p
here, i >on't send a crank ak yo
delegate. Don't send a man w
has ;? personal grievance, one w
i- sore, thinks he has not be
lireated right, the Alliance li
!:??t done its duty by him, or a
preciated what lie lias done
the past. there are matters tl
siM.-uid be adjusted, hut the St;
Alliance meeting is not liie tii
or place. The meeting only la
lwo days, ami the time must
occupied in Irving to do soi
material work lor I lie rank a
hie.
< 'nine to ! he meeting to
i " ouietliing lor 1 lie "good orde
you will get your part with !
others. latv ol.t l?ig "I"
homo. We have < *( [! t ho user
ji ? ol a State itiiriinij: and ol
National meeting very inn
inarivM and thrown away i?y sot
P'OVMent ill'M'L.lli's" JH'i "Chetl
I'oin?* > o tiie St ale meeting
i no J i t it i n-i. ihi.it.
I it ii)i if Href.
ill keep 1 ? !' arid ice t!
unum r, the very l>e>,i. the to;
i .ft ran ullord, it von want
f y
J i'.?o?l market, the liest way
I l<'! it i to give it your pain
Iff a- c;ir :tp ts the cliea
< >1. W. .\. Davis.
1t.
Mow to Look <*ootl.
(lood looks h re really inr
than skin deep, depending c
jtir*!v fin a healthy condition
! all the vital organs. If the Iiv
is inactive, you have a biliti
I io.?K ; ii j??ur siotna-n !i
j ??fl. \ ?>u tuvH a dysppptio look;
o.ir 2<i< 111? \*? ard at]Vpted, y
httVH a piiirliod look. Seeure k<>
, health, and von will ? .ir?^ 1 \*
| rood looks. "Kleotrii* Hitter*1'
a Alterative and l'onie. A<
1 <11 root! v on tlie stomat*li, Iiver a
1 lnov?, pnrifit'q t'le Mood, on:
- I'III'I", Idofolios and ',r>i]q)
Arivr.rt * sfooi! ooniplexion. Kvn
, l.n 'io cnarantood. .Sold at t'ra
j fnrd Hroa I >rnir Store. opt
| "> * r 1 o 11! e.
Santiago <li? riilm.
Nr. trollov oars,
j | oro?t o( tnahoL'Hfiv.
No wild animals except do?".
!'v ry 1 io<ly takes a nap *it not
! ! ro i- t li?> highest laml
1 < 'ii!,-.
|.olt? rv tickets on ?a|e ever
w!>?>ro.
Mo--' t.f j lie house- are or
1 T ...: l. i:
I - ' ? J ~t ' . 11 I IJ11 ^ " .
S Mil i? the Spiiiii-.il I'm
! for S iint .1,trues.
I ii tin lii I ;i li t < 10.(HI0; fh;
' mo*f !'hiladclplii:t wards.
I 1 In- belles plaster their far
with ikr.vi|i*rciI i*irn shells.
?'<?*,)i r mine* have been wor
ii -in-'c '' ?? v? 11ffiitIi rmihir
I'h* harbor ol Nijie ernbrac
sixty live sijunro miles of dei
'Villi l .
Tobatco Island was so called I
'obimhns from its fancied resei
lilaiii-e to tli.e tobacco or inlialii
111 In id't l.c ahoriaine <. < iiir wo
tobacco i< thence derived.
/
Announcements.
;ot
ur i For Ihe Senate.
Thankful for past favors, and at th
In, solicitation of many friends, I an
nouiu'i'that I am n candidate fur re
oil elect iol: to the State Senate, subject t
|J( tlicrulcsof the Democratic Primary.
It. H. MlhhKlt.
in M a. Km i ok:?Please announce th
. name of W, I touch. Ks<p? for tli
1 Senate, \Ye pledge him toahideby th
11< result n! the Primary Klect ion ? am
to support the Nominees of the Demo
Hi' cratic party.
. t MANY I RIKXPS.
I
For The Legislature.
f|t? i
i am a candidate fur re-el eel ion t
lid it in* 't c?11 ^ ? f Represent it iv,ks. I wil
I abide the r*'^nit of tlie T temorr.it i
j primary elect ion.
: T. V. u I I.I.I (Mr..
(to I
r," j M I'i i ioi; I'le,i?e iiiiiioiinre t li
'mime of the Hon..I. N. K-tridjv as
it'1 ranitiilitc for t lie 11 on ;? of Represena
,,t ,ti\"<. Mr. i-'.st ridife ha- served llii
]? -? 11?f y four je-ir- in the l.eyi.-latur
ill-j and his h>m y and fan bfulness \\ n
i;ch d or! lie I hat tin.'- it.a' we feel \v
'( i |.i? S|>rvii'e airaio in the l.ev'ij,
i iai Ui'e, til - I uril tiei lie e lean .(I nl see
I oi if >(? alii Ijt y t'e 111:111, We at"
lie I sai '.sited he 1- oie Mian 11 a; oouht to h
- Hi hack t > 1 he I shit ore. M1
'**' K-lriiltfe will abide there-nil oftli
; primary elect .oil.
M A \ Y Vi >T!". lj '.
At tli" -oli if at ion of a nmutier i
toy fri"tols I h ue t> <-i I">1 t ? aniioot;e
myself ? < a raniliilate for t he Hoii-e <1
l.i- Represent*! ives, and ! Ii< rehy pleilif
j III V-elf to abide the result of t lie 1 tettni
" I eratir primary election.
.1 | K. I.. II H Kl.l
)M 1 announce myself 1 candidate fo
the House of Representative*. subjec
'r io the rules and regulations of ih
! >cMineral ic part y.
.1. II A RRY l- tt.STKK.
Km ma Ks 1brpkisr : l'lra-e an
110111.ee I am a candida'e for uomiua
tints as Kepres^ntative. subject to tli
>10 rules of tlie 1 teuioeratie party.
sn.i .1??11 N W. IIAMKI..
of I
I
'f*r | Having st'rvwl only one- term in th
nix I I.egialat ure, in justiee to myself I hii
?r n< titn,<* that I am a < andidnte for re
' ehetion to the Mouse of Kepresenta
" 'He* for only one more term, ! here
<>M pledge m ^ : f to abide tie- re-Mil o
(JlJ i!i" I hmoerat ie j>r i n i n r 3 election.
ve r'\ IM.VI.KK,
For Cotinly Treasurer.
, I mn: a entididate for the oltiee <1
ri(l ? 01111I \ '1 reasurer.
Vr ; ' W A I I II KN.
nil
,fy | The many frlemls of .1 no. I >. Taylo
? | l:it. j t t - . 1 < in pre-ent inif his ti:?111
* 1 1 ie- Vol er- of I .aneasf er t ''Mint V 11S
j candidate !'"i 1 he otli.e of < mint;
,-liTi r III..'. helehy pledge that ll
I %* ill ahide t he re-ult of the primnr.
j I'li'i I loll.
MAW Vt)|K.|{<.
I 1 er,.hy annotitiee myself a> a cut;
did tie for t'oiinty Treasurer, snhjec
1 . 1 In rules of 1 he I tetnoerai i<- primary
I I w iII serve tor f 100 per anmimii. 1 n'rn
! in;, the remainder of the salary int
. t count y ! rea-ury.
,n. : w 11 ??v IKtWKI.I..
in i I hereby announce my self i eantli
jdatc for I he ollire of <'omit y Trfii^urr
i siihjcet 11) t lie democrat ie primary .
' .1. K. > | \
r or Superintendent of hdiu <wlou
ic
( \\ < art- authorized to announce I'rol
'a-. 11. Thompson as a < - n ri ! i ! i? f * fo
.i() utility ^upermtondent of lldm-at inn
I .i:ia a i':?intutat for tin1 olliee o
nintj Superintendent < f Kdocation
' i<I ji i t to tin* rules tfu-, crninjc 'I"
' ! n-inorrat i<- I 'ri mar v.
I o 11 \ M I'KKItY.
OS
I hanking my friend- for their ?up
I' >rt i n t he past, ami at t lie solicitat ioi
k of many, I hereby announce mysel
... i a delate for re-election t?? the ofliei
, it ' '>fiiit v Snperintcdciit of Kdneal ion
-ijli|i>rt to the I tciiiorrai ic primary
iiji election.
W. It. It|{( < K.
\t the solicitation of many friends I
" her?'liy nnnouiice myself as a emlida
for i Ic olliee of ( omit y supi-rin; mleiil
I of I'dueation subject to tin- ri|t,.?, o(lV.
1 erning the I tenioernt ic i u ar\
u i. l.ii.Nt;.
I
For County Supervisor.
The friends of I.. .1. l?orry, recognizing
in his past service as County
Supervisor business tact, qualification
and a due regard to the principles of
economy in the management of the affairs
of the County, hereby announce 4H
him as a candidate for re-election to
this important olllce. His record as an
otlicer is a sufficient guarantee tlint
the allairs of the County will he safe
in his hands, lie will abide the result
ol' the primary election.
After being solicited by many
friends I announce myself as a can
didate for the ofllce of County Supervisor,
subject to the rules governing
n the Democratic primary.
v M. C. (iAKDN'EU. y
It ^
For County Auditor.
At the request of many friends, I
j hereby announce myself as a candidate
for re-election to the olllce of
eoiinty Auditor. I will abide the re_
suit of the democratie primary.
JOHN A. COOK.
For Probate Judtje. \
The friends of Chas. D.Jones, Ksq.,
" recognizing his character and abilit ies
together with his tilness lor the position,
hereby announce him as a candidate
for the nil ice Of Probate .fudge.
I We pledge him to abide t lie result of
,>! tln? Itomnoratto primary.
For Magistrate.
I hereby aniu.unet* myself as a ran- ^
- didato for I he otlioe of Magistrate for *
I < ills Crook ami ( .me i rook l'ou ti >hip,
ami plodjro inv?*t?lJ" lo abide tlio result,
,, i ^ j
; of t lie I miiiuorn: io primary. jy
o W. |\CASK MY. ? * \
I hereby aiiiioiinre myself a> h oan!
dale for III-* ollioo of Mrate for
*' i ii 11s { rook ami { aoo (irook I'own- A
. I >1" l,s>
V? . !t. 1! 1 I.NS.
" 1 \ittirr to t 'on/'toffrnf > rifrru it ?
I'll.- old ooiifederate ?o!d>r.- uill
" moot at llioir n-tial pbioo- o' meetinij
in oaoli I'*? w 11r>li11* "o >at onlay I lit*
'' :'.oi li tinv of V mitiisi. |s>.i?, ai ' i 'oliio|<
r> p. in., and clft'i tlir"o "f in.or nunib^r
11 i :i? n Township l'eti-doii Imaid \nd
tho obairinaii of oaoli 'I'oalislii|i board
\s ill iiiool at I In* court house oil SulurI
day. it boiny I ho lir-t day of \uipist,
it to organize a ooiinty I'oii-ioii boxtd.
1 W. 15. Hurt i.,
if t li'in'n t'o. I"oiision board.
BPARKtiTs" 4
HAIR UALSAM '
ClMAin and b**n\ Am iht ha.?.
t iii iin il |iO?
X r ^Falla to Boatara Gray
Curr? ^ilIt iia.ru ^
* ,
VIRGINIA GOtWCCQ
' For YOUP?<i LADIES, Roanoke. la.
* Ijipii* S?*p* *il?, On?- ??f ili?' '. ailing
^t'litiihb for Ythilli; .* .11 lc??* .Mdij*
r iiitiffiit l? i,: .ill ri.<?kV.T!J iiLi'ro. I
t amp'is tfii acrrM. <'rap<1 ivj*i t*4.!i - r* t.pkji
i ii \ ,?II<-y ?if Vi f*me.1 f..r I iirn. in
! n<l Am. rlr?.. ' ai iter*. K?i ' i j. or
; lit Art .it.l Mumc. si .leits fi in
twenty ! *' siai?*s. l"or catalogue., ?.l..r??*
\ ltt? I'ri-snt*1.1
p | MATTIi: I*. 11 A Kills, ltmnoke. Virginia.
KkaUs !a(o Vmirltkun
Allen's I'liot Kaim, a pnwilur 'or tli<* fee'. Ii
" ' c in ?in . .. ?... : en, suiar n; nei >. ? fw t
I ( t r.?tat l.lt .us *. :n ... of "';i* *lnl
. ! .n i ! a ,'??l?i. o..ii.*?>r: .llarovery
| of itio ace Allen h Knot K.a?<* ni?W''? ttftii or
i. .. .lu,..it f.vi i-?^j li in ? cure for
h.t.'Atlliir rallnna ant) hoi. 1 r-.l. ; fi.-ol
I Try It to-hav Ro;i l<r ftl! ilruKyliiH >?d ?hoo
st.ir.-i IIv mail f..r ^6. In ? *ni|?s Trial
,f I !.K Aitilress, Allen V Ol instead
, I. \ N v
>h?' \| : ii ii I t* ? oiikfli ('lira is 11? ln*st
pr.'jirirai in'i I !i:i\ \ r - I I or iimsS
r ami I i'jn'1 .".ay ton ii<u?*l? in its jirnisi*."
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a ; ' r:i ivfitrd
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tit'lie. ! 1.1 I>f I ' . . \ t.il \ , or 1.1 .
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| st r> !.?;. A i >11 ii L.. . < . I.. . ill ~
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I ' St> 1 !.' i Vii> ! v I > i'. ' v
? fi S? 1 4^ ii $ d i< ">' nti:i
'-apaaaJL^a *- v. M
v Aiiniiih. ? ?. I t N. I'rvor ?U
5. MII,IT.\in A( \!>i:>1V.
(Mlioe of < I in i r ii i nn Hoard ol \ i sit or*.
< ' rvr!"*.'<>it. .1 illy 1. I MIS.
j % nni? \ scmii'j exists jn Iteneiicjary
j CniU'l-liip fur 111i ?, I am n->li r county,
r | i n ''i?' Xmit ti i amlinn Military Ac1.1
aili'iny. I'.lnnU applirat inns lor peri
mil in enter compel it ive examination,
. ! u it Ii -heel giving iiecesxiiry information
'tti tie nlitaineil from tin inly
! >oji. rinfencjent of education. VI! an
] pnrni urn- MMi'! lie in Jrimls of i li:t irinBti
!.? i'r-t 11 nof \i|^usl.
i . -V ?..\I?SI>I;\,
!i*.irman Hoard of Visitors,
f I ??????????????
:,Cha8. D. Jones,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
LANCASTER, H. C. r
Office over the (tank. Will prac- .3
tlce In nil the ( ourts. Prompt at- |
tenllon will l>e given all bu lness
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