Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, December 14, 1898, Image 3
I Hacking
' COUGH
A hacking cough is a grave-yard f
cough; the sooner you get rid of it the
better. Don't wait until it develops '
into consumption, but use the cole- |
brntcd Dr. John W. Bull's Cough Syrup
at oncc. It is a wonderful rcmcdv for '
nil throat and lung affections, and will ]
|' cure a deep-seated cough or cold in a
few days. Good for old and young. '
Dr, Bull's
Cough Synv'
Will cure"a Hacking"Cough?
j Do?os ate small and pleasant to take. Doctors
reci'iniiuml it 1'rice 25 cents. At all druggist*.
LANCASTER F.NTi:ili;HISF |
Published Every Wednesday and Saturday I
It V
Tqh ^nttrprise t'ublishinft - Company
A. J. CLARK ' liter.
One Year $ I 00 :
Six Months 50 cts
Three Months 25 cts i
In Advance.
"YVjj^nestlay, I>?'ceinl?er 14, 18()8- i
The December number of I!??
Carolina Teacher's .Journal i< by
far the best yet. published. TinEditors,
Messrs Eons lie Urn-. b\
continuous ellort, have sernred .1
good number of strong eontribii
tors. The followinjr is the "bill j
of fare:"
Mow Mildred Learned |.? Ilea i
?Edward 1'. Moses.
Classifications and I'romotion
I) : 1? \\* 11 11 1
?* Ul I IIUIIS . II. I 1 ?l 11<I.
Oik* Way to II 1 inir.?
Edwin E. Ma? v.
Mow to < v? rcotiH* < thstarh's n
tlit* Way of < rirani/iii^; . i
School I >i>? riot s ?W. S. 11 all. .1!.
Hooks for ('Inhlr n to lload
.1. 1>. llasl
Sju'lliu--.? Mi.-^ N Iiit* *"I?.j
man.
'IVaohor-' Tonur?* oi < >tli<*t*.?.1.
L. Mann.
Keply 1 >> Stipt I'.?A ri i
cle.? I '.. < Met "anl
Tlif otliloi< art' tininir all in
.* their power in ?ivt' tin- t? ?i. 1 n iof
the State a strum; educational
.It >11 I'll a I ill" res"!' Ill I!"!!!" ' ilt'lit.
In I his thev a iv .-iirtvi'iliiiir
atlmirahly well. I hey need die
support of every teaeher in the
State, hut especially shouM the
.Journal, juihlishetl in Lancaster,
appeal to the teachers of Lamater
County. It will make von
better teachers if you will read i'
The .January number will he
stronger even than tlie present
number. It will eontain articles'
froin the followimr: l'r<>f. II N.
Snyder. Wofloid <'olle_'e: I'ml.
I'atter-ou. W'ardlaw. S. ('. I'm!
- 1 'ego; l >r. .I. I. .MetiLi-kimm
I 'ell...,..- I I M .... I
I ? I'lico; ( I .1 W'.ll'il .1 Oil II' III. < oi llll.
lii-i: Ivlwin L. .M.tey, llruii-<.e. v.
and Supl. I. II. I'.mui . \ ii
uiist a, (Ja.
"v'hil lor -,?ni f le copy. .\1M1v
< uoliiia Teachers* .Journal. I. in
ci'i> r. S. . or Kfiterpri?e I'nl.
i ?.
W w i-li to iln eel . peeial al l
u-l'l II.II to tin- all I e I V. ril leii I ?y
I 'rot Me. formerly o| Winthrop
(Jolleiie |i contains I hoii<jdil? t li;?I
are liiylily valnaidc t.. not only
the teacher, 'ait to the 11 m ?11 *_r 111
l ta'."' parent i- u ell.
i t rte Plane. -
6Pfe^htfwr" * * s.vrup IUIH
lor half a century.
amilies have lined it-fur
"tw/j.ratioi)B,and it i* to-day
ifmedy of thin
BFth-a .r<l?they v*
ijr, entrein <>, probably
men, spread out over a fcr- ; no
A Card of Thanks.
As my pastoral relations with
the 2d. Baptist church of Lancaster,
which I have endeavored to!
serve to the best of my ability for
the past, twelve months, is draw-]
ing to a close, I desire to express, j
hrough the medium of the oblig- i
in*.' press my most grateful and
leartfelt thanks to the good
people of Lancaster for the very .
many evidences of kindness j
shown rue and my family during
i?nr residence here.
la all of my ministerial career,!
I have never been more kindlv j
treated, more cordially welcomed
by the people generally and more !
uniformly sustained in my efforts i
to advance the Master's cause,
than has been my experience
throughout mv entire stay in this!
hospitable and enlightened com- j
munity. The ministers of the j
various churches have been my
warmest friends and sympathi-j
zers, the most pleasant relations
ever existing between ns; my)
coniirenation?* io?i bless li and
every one of them, has stood by
m?> with nnfalterimr zeal and fidelity
: members of other lunch
es. as well as some wiio are not
church members. have oftentimes
extended me the riirbt hand of
fellowship and encouraged me hv
word and deed in mv humble labors
t?i save immortal >onls; the
newspapers of the town ha\e also
given me their moral support,!
therebv greatly aiding me in my
work: the doctors, and 'he pro j
lessiotial men gem rally, have
been I rialv go. d ami kind to me
?So n will in mat my debt
of gratitude is. indeed, lame ami
extend- to many. May the bless-'
nigs o| a kind l'rovidehre rest
upon oi,f tinl : 11 ( I 111"11?, itho
? i nV:?i prayor of \o:ir oh.lient
>or\ ant.
.J. W . l.i 111.1.. j
! f ff tin inf tut * Sfitt-/, n[ / ttrtnt
if i f.
ii ;? t !j . Spn it ?V ('<>.. Ii.'ivo j n-t !
ri-iM'i Vf.| .ilini't ' ?i r- ? r loads of
I'ui"i:11'.( ? ?onouirli in iriv?? ovorv
iiihh, woman .i ml ?>h) 1?1 in t ho
OoUlltY i sis!. <o> ;t tl 1 son It.
rhov am ha* to -?f,ro j? ;Jn
ovor ton ii for tti?? laok ot room, i
\\ in V o liovio -eon v t 11 1? a sini'iv
of furniture in old Lancaster.
I in an 1 see 11 for > on I s,-|f. You
can 1111v il for your ovv:i prion, as
t liny lit vr !.? ~ I; i! i order to
make room.
Iheir lariio-took ol Initio- a ml
'.va::nn- have arrive!, tin ami
see fiiotn it von want liarsrains.
liiov have now four lai't/o
-torn- all open i ntr i nto on oh ot her.
Siioil a -look of on/ids \\ e ha\e
novor -? til. It i- * r * <_' u 1 a r show
t <i !J<. i II t<? * I: "1 r n |?if. | >??!!*
mi-- t11? -il'II? wi11 11 vnii com-- tn
tow it. I hev handio cvcrvtiiim;
from i toot !i-fori; to i 'team
eniri n?-.
"/j//'ii< >' 11 it!it " f'miiin'f.
M-:. Km tot: : ? r.: .-.nr..
that Mr. Will I >. I j. d> i w
" I*.arin -1 .\ 1111 " wiii 'lit- ii,
I .a lira -1 r: W . r. , a \ n i_'! t, I ' . .
?Ml), and tn ?t ill, ami r-|..-ri , i i \
the yoniiu jn . i j I n . ar. 1 11 v j 11 > i ' .
Ii.-ar t. lii" oi l> jn t of : im I j i:?
will .: W Ji.it Mi;i 11 a 1 iMi hi;
.Man Do With !!. f No ad
in. -:oa ti'i>.
Thnr-dav ii i in- "Jt'tli, Mr.
I'pshaw will h'.-tni in i\n-lia.v.
to whirl, an adrni---ion fro of
and l.'i r.'iit- will In- ii.u u" 1. J hi
Will ho a ro^n I ai I I;* !- t m a- jn hi lor
it n tor t a i ii muii t.
And now I will explain w hy M r.
I pshaw did lint come to j.auras
trr lad hiitiiincr wlivn it was an
eonneed that he would : it wan
because of the Ions of a lar^o sum
of money through the unfaithfulness
of a Huppo.se 1 friend?he
could not alTord to come.
W. C. (J AI Til K.N.
t 'akhurat, S. C.
-.0,1*.. . (
in. *lt;h the woods?they to.
What Shall I
This list is intended t
ents lor youn^ ladies.
??est for gentlemen. S
in sets or single. SI
Nail Idles. Knives, P
Vinaij^rctts, Stamp B
Cases, C ards, 11 at I1
I land and Stand Mi
( utters, 1 blotters, Seal
lets. Perpetual Calend;
and Silver, Powder 1 >
I .amps, 1 .ink Buttons,
nette Watch Chains,
variety, Thimbles, St
Mttrt'iaife*.
Mr. J. C. Small and Miss E. A.
Bowers were married by J. N.
Mstridjie, N. P., at lus home on '
Sunday the 11th in*t. !
*
The attendants were: Mr. E. ()..
Unison with Miss Bessie Bowers,
Mr. \V. ,J. Bowers with Miss P. J.j
llinson, Mr. W. B. Kalkenbury !
with Miss Isadora I). .Small. Mr.
J. K. Weaner with Miss .Innie
llinson, Mr. P. Y. llinson with
Miss Nina Weaner, Mr I). P.llinson
with Miss Matilda Bowers.
. I
A I a rue party of relatives and;
friends were present.
Married, Sunday. December
II tli, IS!IS, bv Clerk of Court, W.
S. L Porter, at Ins residence, Mr. j
E. I. Stouner and Miss Bona
Ilney. daughter of Mr. !. H.|
Huev. And Mr. .1. II. Utnphries
and Miss Ella .Massev, (huijrhter
of Mrs. Sallie Massov of Factory
Hill. Also at the residence of'
the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Knight, on Factory Hill,Mr. I
.lames Harton and Miss Martha,
Knight.
Married. December 11th, IS'.tsJ
at the residence of the bride's'
father, "Yank" Hammond. Mr.;
John Majiill and Miss I.ula Ham-,
m ond. I lev.S.N. Watson ofliciati ni:.
Married. Sunday. December 11, j
by Magistrate Hums, at his
residence. Mr. Kocheal McManus
and Miss Deri ha Carnes.
ft'In rv Off)' Wcfhmlist i'rit litis Utt
It will be uratif.vinc news toj
lit * public t?? know that Kev. .J.
Cajllsle has been returned to
l.aneasler station and that Kev.
<i.<\ l.ee.nard e returned to Lancastei
circuit. Hew L. I.. Keden-j
bau^h who has been transferred
in the .It-ll'erson circuit, is sucee?ded
by IJev. Allen MeKarlatid.
No elianire was made in the pre
siding eider ul this district.
.1. W. Kil^o to Trin 11v in
('harlej-ton and .1, M.Stoadmati to
t *n in tier land. S. \V. 11 n ry .vim isj
succeeded at Ilcath Spring l?y ! >.
.\. I'llilllps. UoCS to A til rev 11 In.
Henry Stokes to Mt. ('armel, A.)
.). ('authen to I ten net tsvi lie, A. .1.
S'nll'ori! fi Aiken.
\"aii Wyck circuit net* K. K. j
.Mood au.'l Kershaw nets .1. K. j
Ueckwith. .1. A. ("lintonnoes to
Sumter.
.1, A. Kice is continued :?s pr.-s-|
ldetit <d the ( o!umhia Female
CoUe-e, and <i. II. Waddell as!
superintendent ot the Fp'.vorth
< lr|diau;ie,-. .1. ? >. W il>.?i? edit.u
('hri<t inn Ad vocate.
/ iii jmi'hi n f \tifii'i'tiit/ir I 'iiIi/ if.
Ail part if- indebted to Steven*.
Hea'll A Kilintf or to Heath A
Klliuff m"^r riniie forward am!
;.t>. :ij ?>; m ike *at i *1 aetor v hi'
I" .1 Ill? it- 'a I f 11 I||I? Mil l"|-.| iMieil
on (?.- >i? t ir Saturday. tie- l*li
flat |i i mil. r Mot h of ? hesc
ti r:i: - h \ i ; . 1 i - - - v? !. it i i i? o- '
111 11 I V neee..;|| \ for ill: olltstatltl
I lit: el il til- to Me eft lei : IJ > '.\ 1111
Oil1 t U I't Tier -lei
Now 111 e I - e |e|||.-Mll?er the lll-t
dot el ^l.lf'e -Sal III I i .1 \ , llie J I 1 il.
I'tltie- (I l re_;.; id i i. ll:i> ollel
VS 1 ! ! lit. J t ! II" I I > i 1 e . 11 I' i 11 t i I e
li i el a II dUeer I 'M rol!ro| loll
alter t hat date.
I ll ! II. , i.
\ < /' t i r ni.
Mes-r-. I'.. i< i ?i\toii an! K. I'..
MobleV, ''A", e 111 | (.imill^ \i?',lie
111 e 11 'it lleifli Sr.rii.e .......
I
ilit; h iiii" of hravv and fanry
^roctTH- Mi th*? lolwiHoii I'liildinji
i???xf <lo<>r to Mc< 'jirdoll A Allison.
Thf firm nnm?* will fip Croxton ?V
Mohlev. See their ads. in thene 1
column*. Ji
Give ?
o aid you in choosing prosNext
week, wo shall sugolid
Silver Manicure pieces
loe Horns, Shoe I looks,
olishers, Perfume Pottles, r
loxes, Pocket Hooks, Card
'ins, Combs and Brushes,
rrors. Hat Brushes, Paper
s. W riting Sets and Tabus,
Bracelets in solid Cold
oxes, in Cut Class. Fine
Shirt Waist Buttons, ForgWatches,
Rings in great
luvcnier Spoons Boudior ?
enn>randum, Tablets, Gold
Powder Bottles, Fine Urnof
other things,
ou. Fvervthing good, but
jfore. Remember the 10
)T, The Jeweler. ?
CMKSTKK, S. ('
Special Order *
ST A T K o l \SO I T 11 C A U< > IJ N A.
l.ANTASTKIl I'Ol'XTV.
! i
4 I n I lie Common i 'Ions.)
lulia Harm'-. Mnbloy, Cora KoImtI|
son \1>l?l< v ami I'lan-no" McMillan
| Moltioy, li\ llioir (iuarilian a<l litem,
Kerry Molilov. and K. Klaticlio t'reerh.
Cl(>cks, ( hnaments, M
I'ens, Scissors, I ooth
brcllas, and hundreds
('(tine in, we can aid v
cheaper than ever, Ix
per cent reduction.
R. BRAN I
? I lie (Carolina iiup^y Compauy
of Yorkville has sold out its
machinery t<> the Iiork llil! IJ u ir
Ky Co. Their building will bo
used as n cotton mill. Machinery
is to be put into it soon. It is to
be owned by an individual and
a corporation.
?To attend the meeting of the
( rand bod ire 1:1 Charleston this
week. ('apt. Ik .1. W it hersponn,
I > r. \V. M ('ra wl ord a nd Mr. lit.
Seerest left Monday for that city.
Dr. Crawford was accompanied
by his wife.
Iteinarkable Itoscue.
Mrs. Michael Curtain, 1'lainlield.
111., makes the statement,
that she caught cold, which settied
on her limits ; she was treated
for a month bv her family phy
sieian. but jirew worse. He told
her sue was a hopeless victim of
consumption and that no modi
cine could cure her. Her driiir-risf
-'iiime?ted Hi l\ 1 ncN New Discovery
for Consumption ; she bought
a bottle and to her delight found
her "If benefitted from first dose.
She continued it- use and after
takiliL'sjv I, < 11 f fooinl her-el.
sound :*lid well ; now dons her own
housework. and is a< wnll as slio
fvcr was.? I ron trial liottlos of
ilii- Croat I)i>novory at Crawford
Hros. | > r 11 ir St<>rn. I .a run lotflns
.*,?> emit-- and
over? cop,', e
V'ltir Ls aii<i uliU u it ti ? > M ft
? \ ?n 1 i- . i < h i 1 r* n i l
c?r?H roup, roix . pn< r ... p??
. . 1 h : ah.. . -i ? i -i I 11.' >*
? 111trh urado " Willi; m iohinn
oil tor sain at tin- I*. vn.itlT.lsi:
otli.-o. 1 < con's a I>ot t !.
shair balsam
. i .
7riY mLLEN'S foot-ease,
A ! I. i -i ..I.. I, .1,1.. II... At
I.unti I! \ . h.iVf >tn;?i 111 . U ? I r likMit *! ?? *
. !' ???* I'..i t- i? u;trm^ Mi-* U%* \ *n?l
: j k .*!? : it i * ?
i:. v Tr -. M
. i i.i: . i i:ii am.H - s
< MiiiSli .1 I.. ?: .v. \ N
SHflt'E INTO YOUH Sss'JES
II I 'I - i f I T I I
" .
It ? ii < iiri-airm romforl iliicuvvr)
r it.' i \ i. ?. h'.mi !.:? < II. . I ,'hi nr
I I . :l ri.r
I ' t I >-!?*% Sold til U-VHlH ;n.i|
h<? ii.iio iii- TrlitI |'.Ii IN .i. . I I: l I. .\il
v II s I Hint. .1 I." Ir. . N* -I
MANY t l.ii'iv i.i ill i *. i-1^ i i 1 \ ilentli
in-. > hi* nf iin l.niuri] fc- i'i? mi ii.iii'i i safe
i . i .ihsnluli l < i rlit:ii i ,'f fin crimp inch as
f>r.? Minute < <iiiKh t'urc. Si c th.tt your little
lies are |?rotti it'll ittfitmM ruiti i/encSf# Craw
rtn d lli j?
^ 'J
vs.
Kliza I.. I'.vai:-. I h'l'cinlatit.
I'lir-iiant to an ? r? 1 r of llon.tieo. ^
W.i iajfe.t i r<- iit .1 inljjf.in above raii-e, S
{dated Nov. I7tli. W.?s. all creditors of *
I In* IhIc Mr-. Sallie I.. M nldey, dee'd,
are herehj called upon, and required,
to appear lie In re the t'lerl. <>f innri mm
for l.anca-ler I'onnty, >. <at -aid
otliee. and c-tatdl-ll llieir re- poet i vi*
claun-. a^ain-l -aii! estate, on I tec.
Jut 11. 1 -as; all credit or - heinj; en joined
li> -aid order of .ladee lijiee, from
l?ri?itrif tT -"i' against the estate of the
-aid Mr-. Sallie I.. M ohle\ . dee'd.
U.S. I.. I'DIM I:K. .
i . c, c. r, i , r, il
Nov. I -I li, I
For >? r
Convenience
u,. v...., Li.w.1 n
uiu MU;?U 1 /iup
I lead is the Machine.
Four side drawers and
center drawer. Can
he used as a center
'table and writing desk. *
I Agents are not in it ^
w hen it conies to price 4P
and <|ualitv. Call and
|examine them.
Kvery Machine
( luaranteed !
For sale by the i
. i
knterprise Publishing ^ M
*
Company.
CONSTIPATION I r-wnts tin- Ixxly
;.i t iisf.i ?aMo mat tor. L)i Witt ?
I I. it l-.niiv Kts> i will rt'inovo this troulil?
j . 1 euro S)i k Hon In Ik, I llllaufliota. lhllCllVt'
. r mo t ; nr ! t .ui|ileiloti. Snull nn/?r A
! , iintcij Onii i ?rl|w .>r unme nnusau Crawford *
I 'Iron , ,
o
?Sewing machines cheaper 2
than you ever dreamed a high *
grade machine could he bought. ^
Call at the Kntkki'Uisk udice.
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