Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, October 05, 1898, Image 1
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t VOL. VIII.
Dr. Miles' Nervine
A REMEDY FOR THE
Effects of Tobacco.
t- '
r y*nE cn'OOSfIvo u- * t ''acfo, especially
P l>y young men !< always Injurious and
undoubtedly ahortouv life materially.
^ Mr. Ed. C. Ftmiin, c<>rn*"'ll<ir tin itic ('out r;'.CrnU
A>in, Mtrl'nft, (.'al., writer; "1 have
used Dr. Milts' I;. .;orativv borWne and r.'Cfllvetl
inui'h b< tit f.t ' i !t I -r t. 1r<ub' I
with nervousness, d!r?y siv'N and ?lee;ili"- ncss,
caused by tin use of tobacco and stin.mr
!ant T took Dr. Kilos* N??rvltio with marvi'lously
rood result*. allayinr thedlrrlness,
ijuu't.ri,: the jutm's, and enabling mo to
flee; > and rest, prorlne tn my i'iv> -x very
heaeiiclai renusly ' Dr. Miles' Restorative
Hervou- 1-. os|M*elalijr adapted to restoring
th<s nerv'>iim system to ??s normal ccndltl m
under Hiirh c 1 reumatarires. It soothe*. heals
and strungtlens.
I)r. Miles' Remedies
k are sold ty all drug-J|k[N|
e ;;ista undt r a punitive *33
guarantee, lr*t T<o;tle R- rfOCVin?
benefits or mouay re- jb
funded. Book on <11*- Kf ivi. a.V.
" of the heart and j^^-' * *
nfrfwfrw. AirtrMi -V-ft
J>U. U 1JLKS miDZHA i. , i . ? . ..
A t'nthm Iftirket,
The Kvmtl'lU-K ):.*?? r x* :!t (1
ideta ot tii* I.? nra >tr cot t? ti nur
kwt forinmr hum. a ti< 1 from time
to tiro* ha* pointed < ut evidwnc**
of thr superiority of thin nurket
tovwr all other market* in this
portion of the country.
I Mer? i? no better evid*nor ?>f n
good market ?ha-i the f?cT that
the farmer* from I'nion coni.t>
and from <'heitr^rti^l'I county >;ie
bringing; their cotton to I.an -a*
tor. A) moat every day wa^ma
ire here with cotton r in thou*
COIintiea. <)lie day ia*t week,
there w*re nx farmer* from nc^r
gMounroe, N. <with c<?tt< n ami
i if y **i t nf ij * I 111 f* ;* Jt I! WHO [I 'A 1
Van led a hale to Wnxhaw. took l'
off t.ho platform there and
hrourht it .tu Lancaster. Why?
a
Bevanse >it p?l t torn t" do do it
Si?p ? VeittinUy thare wan cotton
p >M here that ant" from within
' :X niiI^ ??t M ni' r \ ] p^i".
wc an' moved t-t rnr.srh that
l.uio-l' r l- n ilrawiti. rr.arVek.
4} Millions (iifrn K nay.
11 i? tvi ; ? i ii i v grat i< v) ni: to t / i'public
to Mmn oi .no coil* crn in
.oc Ian i woo ato? mo ?or*ul to or
^oiierou* to t} ,- -of!' rinif.
The proprietor* ot I?r Kinie'e
N?-w Discovery- I. i o -uimpti ?n,
and fold*, \x\ > i r.
nvsv iiTiTtpn m l !i ' r j1 t * t lo
ot tin* great niedidne ; and have
. I,r 111? a |. >?? ? 11 11 a s
?'*;ilori*ly cured ?l:Oii?a: i ? -,f
opelena i oi- Asthma, ! cliiis.
I |oars?Mi?*rf^ and i!' }i?#.??-?*-j
of th< I'hroat. ft? f? n ' I mifs
ari? sijt'!v cured bv t. ('ail >n
Crawford l?r< *. Itrii^i't, ami
y> t a trial bottle tier, I.V^iilnr
>/e Tit)*, and > " 'tie
ruarahteed, or p r i c t;.f '
Mrs. I', (i Met nrkto o lo.ck
/ i i;11 ; .i... i i
^ i i 11 i in v jnii iii;, 11? l |>?t K t'lil r? 111 * t *.
?Kv t n <r?? t?- * W. !);?<
returned from I'ineville, N.
where he e?-o<f???1 l\ev. Mr. Sfnupli
^ in a protraefeil meeting.
?Miss |).iisy "i otin" lias returned
from an extended visit to
relatives n Camden,.
&
BdfcihxA ' ,
5ASTE
lancasfkr
I Lks8SOy / .V f*A TltTOTTSM. j
How Our Schftftl f'hiltlrett Will |
I'tiy Tribute to the Iteuil lleroe?.
Superintendent of Kduration j
Maytield it endeavoring to inter-j
tt tha tchoolt of th? Stat? in th?
national movement to erect a
montrotnt to th? martyred crew
of til? hattlohip Maine and the
gallant eoldiera who were killed
111 battle during the war with
j Spain. The national committee j
j having in charge tin erection of
j this monument teas decided to,
construct uuuerno.-.fli it * special'
vault in which it is desired to I
plara tho signatures of all the'
i schools Oi tliw t 111 leu Elates. lo
j carry out this ikea, the ihoiiii
1 ment comruittao his.? tixed Tua* j
, day, Novotiihc: l?i, as the day for
j tn? purpose of roceianig the sig(
nature* of tho pupils.
I The sigaatnres oi the scholars j
t will, of course, he preserved fori
many generation* lo coin*, and it .
I is iatanded to a.riatige the blanks
I in such ii manner tha<. they will
!> accessible at cer;am periods to ;
the sinners and their lesceadaata.
In caso tho children desiro to
; ma o contributions to th? nioau,
mrnt fund they can do so,hut the
amount of any indidr.iT contribuj
t iou must ho liimUd to leu caata.
j Supt. Maker of tho Lancaster
jtiradad Schools will cordia )iy coaparate
with this patriotic motei
<in ii.. .1 - - * I
I IKWM I . ' ' ! VM V U?J ?rb l IUT
! receiving tho signature! lia will
k>?la ionic kind of *7.crci?#s appro-1
priatc to tho ocansion.
Truth frptrt *i?ll. People have
1 learned that l>e\Vjtt> l.itle I'.arly
i Kutp are reliable little |i 11 for rejjI
ulat i ug i he boirrli, curing ronetipa:ti?ui
and nick headache. They don't
grip?. Crawford llroa.
The Jackaon Ltmk/enB Cotton.
Mr. W. H. Rlaekninn, the effi j
|rient manage' of Mr. T. K. <?u?1
ninghama'a model far*. Odar
j < irove, kaa on eibihfef^i at thin1
: office apacimsn* of kta fiaocrepj
|<Mhe Jackson Limbless cotton.
which i! are invited to call and
j . There are twe stalka, or
rathar the upper portions of two
atalka. for tha apecimena (Jo not i
; represent the real height of the
(cotton, which in the fleld aver?t'*i
from s to 10 feet The stalk* j
r<? literally covered with duster- |
i ine holla, on ane of which the cot- I
J ton ia nearly all open, while on |
ha other tli? Imlltj are ajeen hut ;
?r!l developed. Thia difference,
|:? due to the fjifl'ereare in time of !
planting. l hw epeo-bollad stalk
rapreaenta the ti ret planting,
which came op the Inst of April.
Ike oecond planting camo up'
| about tlie 1Sth of Junv. Tho two
! stalks contain iu. Th and Mil
he I la respectively. Mood
in the field, before they oil*,'
1 th'ay averaped about l<tf> bo!!* |
' ke lint H considered mucli fit t*r
rr ? m that <>t th* ordinary varmty
of cotton.
I <?ill'" W it fi Ha/?'l Salvo ha* flic
lariat ?a!e of any *<al\c in thr world. 1
I h.' farl and 11-< iiiitiI? lia-i lrd di-honi-at
(> <>|?11* to attempt to countiti
fed it. | mil. out for I In- man who at - (
li*in|it? to di"i ?ive you whou you ?!! j
for hi-Wiit's Witch Ma/fl Salve tin-j
graai pile cum. < rawfonl Bros.
A new lot of New
Home sewing, machines
on hand at this
! office.
i
b, en
SEMI-WEEKLY.
, S. C., WKDN'KSDAY,
f*ra(/r<tift of .11oriah H<n>iist
f'?????, to he Held If'ith (he,
I "lit on Hujditt Church October
28-30.
Friday 11, a. ni.? UeligiouR *
ererciRcR conducted by the mod-:
orator.
imports or spiritual eondition
of the churches.
3. Sermon by S. X. Watson,
alternate R. E. Small.
4. Importance of -nrlv chris- I
tian train:tip for efficient service.
Edmund Wells, W. L. T'orter.
5. History of the Rook of Mormons?J.
!1. Roldridpc, S. N.:
Watson.
Saturday 104, a. m.? Religious|
exercises ny the Moderator.
11a.m.? Is every member of
the church responsible till lit"
whole of the pastor* salary is 1
pnid??J. A. I'. Blaeknion, J. i-'.
M. Estridpe.
2. liiblu motives for giving toj
missions--;'. V. Wiihnaati, 1". A.i
Dabuey.
.'5. Who is commanded to plve
the gospc' to all tin nations?? S.
N. Watson, ?I. N. Estridpo.
Sunday 10, ??.. ni ?The m 1<?I
Sunday. School Teacher?Wa ly
('. Thompson.
11 a.m.? Missionary sermon ?
by .J. II. Holdridgo.
John S. CY.oxton,
For Committee.
? - (
f?ar-Ioatl* of TXiiggie* a tut tf'tojtniH !
Coming for Heath, Spring* Co.
Heat!), Springs A- Co. will hove
two oar loads of wagons and two
Varr> of buggies and phaetons to
arrive next week. All parties
wishing to purchase either of
these articles will do well to \\.?it
for them as they are going to sell
t hem at less price than they have
ever been sold in the history of
Lancaster, (lood bye to high
prices for wagons and buggies.
They are going to soil them, and
will handle nothing but the bo?-t.
sncji as Piedmont,A uhori) anil old
Hickory Wagons, and the celebrated
("olyjubia and ll.iydock
Buggies, aijd other standard
makes.
A stnhbnrn cough o? tickling in fIi?
inroai yields id t ?n?* lit riii^i- i nil
i "lire. I landless in i tied, lnucliee ! lie
rigM spr>t. reliable ami just \\ Imt i-:
wanted. It nets at oniy. Crawford
tiro*...
?
/ Vi?/ f 'j> f !
I II'' lirm ?>l I?. .1. t(iregorv *.V j
<'o. Ita changed hands and vc
want r? 11 parties indebted to us
to come lorward :irt 1 settlo. as j
their notes tall due. fast due
rrotes and accounts must he. '
tied at once, as our Mr. II. J.,
(ire^ory is out ol the business |
here and wants to lto West and
wants his money. I'h a c cellj
and see tt and save e\pei.-e o! a
collector.
ti*. ' i . .1. < JttKnoKY A ' 'a.
,Vnn in it di?appei nt mei^t * lien
you experiment. 1 NV it."- I.itlle i.arly
Risers nr.- pleasant, easy,thorough lit - J
tie pills. 1'tiey iMire ? ??! i-t ipAt ion ainl '
ion I.' & !? I..- jii-t as .-.ure !a!.e ,
r..-.I I
; . |
k,I tloii't mi ml thi -tv now reform,
i..i ? of tLd emptor," mid Li ,
Hung ^hang pensively; "Hut
?" "You repent the logs of your
yellow jacket and peacock^ fentli ra?"
"1 could go without thorn.
This ofTort to decorate me with a
cash register j* what arouses my j'
resentment."?Washington Star.j
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OCTOBER 5, 1898.
FEARED MANY WERE LOST
IN THE FLAMES.
Fl'RTHER DETAILS OF THE
TERRIBLE FOREST FIRES'
WORK.
People Homeless? Desperate Hattie
to El; ck tlie Advance ol
th? Fire Fiend?.Races
tor Lite.
Milwaukee, Oct. 1.?T u> necn
ninrv damage wrought *hr
forot-f, (IreR in tlie nrrtitm s!'?rii
part of tho atate cannot hn j*ti
- 1 r.t ji? - -',* !?- .to
**y whore hatwoen one* a nd
five million dollar'*. Many dat*
will ?1cobo before tv x't-t . ?-f
tV r--n:t wrnnr;1'' of t'" fi rt r
dement t> il! ho known A
, 'frrain i" rfi'!ii j throns.'i
th' v''r?!o to-nigbf. 'H - . w'll u?donhWlly
put f-'' on-' to * V' dev.
c'nhon.
CV.rke, Chippewa ?r, J. Marrnn
course:' appear to ha-. mill\?rod
the {greatest destruction. Over
100 p ' . p 1 o arc r-por'i nt'ieirg
in the vicinity of K::v 1 ,c'/? ; t'.O
amilioH aro homehn.n near Cum*
b>rl:?nd ; To at Turtle I.aka. and
wanj firinors knvo lost a11 tr.?ir
property and ha.1, a narrow aGcipn
themselves. It is *Ibo h?!i?v?>d
t! f4 many parann* ?rer<a linrr.nl
to death in thoir efforts at fighting
tha flamop.
Many narrow escapes tro reported.
A party of tagger# in
charge of August Unttn of rhippo?
Falls, has returned frorr fto
camp* at Cedar I.?k*. They had
a r**r for their liva?, having a
handicap over the dimes of right
miles, aad having txii one mila to
covar to reach a p!*ea of ?afet?.
Thu r?CA (tie mniit nr.-itmu
with the probable lo?? of
four of the crew Tho pnrlT
made for a ! '* mounted on
horxo*. Witk the heal ?*d nmoko
*Iruc?t uubearab'.*, tin* first -vr
tiou of the loggert nr.' tlv*ir
horse# barely reached th? jI in
time, lashing into tke l? k>; ?k-r?
th-y remained until tk* flnmra
pas cad oyer. The four men *h<>
ware it: tho rear :ire rnicing oud
are believed to have p >ri ? 1 *? J
Ma?y persena anight r^fug* in
we!!".- Iv*p?rtf) fron?
land !ato l'*i* efte- iiooft u? tb'st
?lie tfjWn <1 in danger.
lhi?in??a rrftH *r#po:?<i? ! an'
tb?i citizens were out :v. ,-oree to
WtiUru TUI IU I llfl'l- 1 C7 Iipnu?!*.
THE MBASTF.K P. COJ.oftAIH>
'! fonder, Co!., .< >? ?1.? K<
fir?^ whirk firo !?ti r.?:r t h'
v -I i?. portion of th# Staff. * ?
burning with unaW*t?<1 fury, only
*nImniinc; Trhoro t ij?| I,? f ?tt. t.
A fn fb?< K'ook* Mi uotfti
Nwa fmm !< '!i ; :
"Nofhirig i? f.sur . it; Karl*
county 1 >ut talk < fit ^ ' i .u *
Meftifn. From rtp of no*
territory in th-> jjriMp <? ?' ?
!'?n a, and vtIn s , 3t ".ri
comes and 15 a i ?m ? ' r
jiuiiu, there v\ ' 1 i !.? littK'- inn
'#^r 1 't to tell ti * ;?!*>. A raw
country now ?o;m %?lurn? <.1
(ire xnil amok .'ivcnwii ) i?
rrnr Willow m. 1 bake f-r'-ftlcs r.
magnificent *r. f *h of forest.
Thin lire, from i'? direction, will
weep on (Jam11 Kulford, which
has already been scorched fram
another diraction.
" "Ranchmen pn Gore creek are
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r?. khi'mwif'inTu - rnmrmmrammmmrnxmam
S Rljkl Mkct tb? food pure,
whelcacrio and dallclou*.
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POWDER
Absolutely Pi?.'9 |J
I I
having n drsperrtto timo savii g
th'irhom??, the (lore rnope
1 fr?r?t*:!"s h?re send s. continuous
t3i> of flames for mi!?u. Aloriit
1 t'*e tv'c hit!? roo- Mir turn, evcu
I the r"' " it* iP hurninet.
1 UA regular gale i? blowing
thr uchout tUo country, which
1 means fhe fw ?t traveling firo will
b? driven forward a hurries.no of
'fitmoj. The deserted village of
(inld 1'wrU f?t' reduced to ashss
1 vs'torday. Thin town is four
n>il*a >< *! the south of the Holy
'('ro.-.r, end the* miners ef that
di?triot fought nobly to sate tho
: niton. The Holy Cross country
ianlTered greatly. The Mints
i bare closed down, and the minora
'are utterally exhausted fjorn
{their eight and day battle with
1 the fiend. '
Many narrow escapes aro repeated
from cUfej-ent parts of
! the country.
"As yet no loss of life haR ocIcurred.
but esau? head of cattle
1 and heraee hero biirireil up.
i Notch mountain, opposite Oilman,
ia a blackened ruin on'the
! Holy Croas slope. Krery Wridge
1 on Homestake creek ia oeatreyed ;
! lift cerrturov section ef the road
i ia burued eut, and inuuaaerabiti
i *iant pines interlay along tliti
hue of travel. Tneusanda of
atres ef. the lineat timber are a
jibing of too past, la several
places there is no doubt that .tho
, tires are of incendiary erigin.
j Cottonwood and Cattle ("reek
rancbee are being deaerted.
S11* 11 beuara in the mountains
have been aw?pt away. There la
j m>e no liope of ?i?)iti| the fire.
The only hope ia in rain or
1 * rn > vf.".
f$?ES3 MAI If*'B ALB AM
|l ^ Wm Ihani ?r4 i ? m \mt Ui biir. ,
h* ?T , * S] s 'w ?m* i |r?wis
C*f"v WAI r falls t? BssSsr* Orsy
Jlslr to its T ??!"? 1 Cstor.
C Cur*V *,
P^h'wn A him* taliiuf. I
SENT FREE
to housekeepersim
COMPANY'S
Extracts of Beef
cook bock- .
> .ir-: liikhy >! f
_ 3fc
? ^ I II wil! bp ;?! !'.? t Jqnn
I ?? !? rlion of sowing inrifi,.. ( * wtill'
! V ri'ltl'V I < K ininr \l
)?;?' i iin p kithls*, ri 11 New I lompy&Wf
? \\ < want to soJI you one.
? -* lr
; On? Minute Cough ^
people tij its quirk ? (..ps*inniT 1*1 I A
1 inay take it in large quantiti* : !
out the leaM dan*;. r. It has r :
1 itaflf the beat reputation of anj
| aration used to (lay tpr rolde,
! tickling in the ttiroat or .ob? wid
1 uougt'9. 'Crawford llroe
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