Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, February 22, 1899, Image 1
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9 VOL. VIII.
LAGRIPPE IS
CONTAGIOUS.
A 'I'M OS V11K It 1<: 131 r H K(i X AT K l>
^ .WITH iiKK.UK.
Disease Proved Iteyund (Question
to lie Iiifeetious.? Is Kapid y
Conquering 1 he Country.
I.at Jrippe is a contagious disease.
A/ Its specific germ lias Ihmmi positivel
idemilled, am. it is transmitted from
person to person either by ilirerl contact
or by inhaling the germs while
they ihmt in the ujr. It is a dangerous
disease, lowering the vitality and
wasting the resistive power so that
pneumonia, heart disease, nervous
prostration ami insanity tindea>y vietiins}
No speeitle is known that will
kill the (irip germ, but it may be
driven out and (ts ell'eels overcome by
tae prompt use of I?r. Miles' Itcstorative
Nervine.
^ "I-atljippe left my nervous system
so racked and shattered that I could
not sleep and for two months was und^1
the influence of narcotics. I'liysicbis
and friends gave me up to die:
r iiiii 111 I wo days alter I comnieneeil
taking l^r. Miles' Kestnrni ive Nervine
I began '? improve, ami in a month's
lime I was entirely eureil. It i? t tie
greatest health restorer mi earth."
I>. W. Hii.ton, I'miisville, Ky.
All ilruggisls are anthnri/.eil to sell
Dr. Miles' Nervineoti a guarantee t hat
llrst hottle henelits or money refumh-il.
lies n re a nil get |>r. Miles' Nervine.
W Hook let on heart ami nerves sent free.
" Aihlress.
Dr. M ill's Meilieal t 'o , Klkhart, liol.
We Are Still
At the Old Stand.
We nre still at lite old stain!
ready to welcome all who may
favor iih with a call. We also
make the annotimn nieiit to our
fni'txls and customers and public
genera 11 v. that after the snow i:cl
T ' off the ground wo liavK m nt, x and
Jwi'fit'X that tnnsf he sold at some
price. All wo want is for a man
to eome ami rhv ho wants to hnv
a horse fir inulo and we will soil
him
We are Headquarters
For good and oheap Ml l.l'.S and
i llnllSKS. Wo linvo always on hand a
^ lino of llnift;ios and Harness, I'lnu
Itridlos, .slip Harness, oto.. that will
ooniparo iiMpiality ami prico with any
on this or neighboring markets.
t YUe Come Again
ITndor a now tlrm natno. IVc arc sorry
M to pari with our gonial and popular
partner, I.. ,M. ('lyinirn ; hut introduce
to yfill >n his stoad our popular young
townsman, .lohn t'rawford, who will
take pleasure in waiting upon our
<% II 11 ll??? r < Iiv?i > ?..?!! It .
- ? fciutriinlee
all stork sold, and will leave
nothing undone to trive satisfaction.
KM.IOTT A * It A \V Ft) K1?.
t Notice, Pension.
fTIIIK Township I'ensioii Hoards
J. whirl) havr not already met will
meet at their respective places of
meet i ti lt ?n SA'I'I It I? \ V, I'.'it h instant,
to ro. aider new applications for penAsion
and to revise the roll of last year.
^ Those interested will take notice and
present their applications promptly.
,?* Old pensioners need not present ilmui.
J^?cl \ es tie fore the hoard. 'I lie < utility
JPHnfension Hoard will meet at l..\\' \sw 'I-:i:
t<?l IM'IKiTsHon TI l> 11.\ V.
?JM h in-taiil. II. M I'til.h,
M clliher < O. I 'ell. Hoard.
"Registration Noticer
rnil K IT HI l< will take notice t hat
1 the I'ejjist rat ion Hooks will lie
Opell, at I lie t olirl hol|se, tortile ree.
ist ration oi part ies etit it led to register
under the constitution, on the 1st
. Monday in each moiitli, iiinil do days
preceding tie- next ycner*! dc t ion.
VV I V noici'i'ii
<i;tiriii:t11 lloaril rat ion, l.:?ni'a>i<T
< Oniit>. ->. ? I >n\ |v.?s.
Chas. D. Jones,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
LANGASTKK. S. (!.
office in the Courthouse. Will
Practice In all the Courts. Prompt
1 tcntion will he yiven all business
trusted. Collections a specialty
A SlinrvNIi I.lver i'ihihpm Drow?la<:?H, l.'tl;
<ifg> nil ? f< i-ime of Apathy. i>r. M a sm
in,iii I.ivcr MeUiclin* urnUMco ihe l.ivt-r, unU
chi'-rfnl i-ucrgy aucceeda NlutfKlt-Iiiie*x.
AST I:
LAN CAST ICR,
REVIEW AND FORECAST.
HKIKF < OMJIKNT ON Till! DO
I N(JS OF TIIK TDK I.FOISI.
1TOIN
The Session has Keen Longc
than was Hxpcctcd, ami n
Special Iteason Appears why i
Should Have llccn so I'rotraet
cd, Especially as llneh oi tin
Work Ciidertaken is Still In
linished and a (loud Heal of i
has IJeen Continued to (In
Next Session, and a (treat Ilea
More Seems Likely to Share tin
Same Fate.
j A. K. in News and Courier.
Columbia, Feb. 11 >.?Special
Hi Legislative session will en<
illos week. If has been much Ion
eer than was anticipated, but 1
lias been a peaceable session
(iooii ? *! 1 iie has been mantle*
on all occasions, and the onb
I ii i ii which has permitted tin
fiinetmnal dill'erenees to be evi
denerd is the dispensary issue
The d is IKMisa rv seems to he barn
ed upon aa a oliiId of factionalism
land therein some of its friend
I make a serious mistake.
I ke session, aside from hem
conspicuous for good feeling, ha
shown a marked stimulus 111 in
dust rial development. There hav
'not in years heen so many rail
road charters granted or asket
ior, and prohatdy two thirds o
! the charters granted are hona lido
lieeides the railroad charters th
American Telegraph and Tele
phone Company, (long distanc
telephone,) and the I'ostal lele
graph Company propose extend
ling their lines to a considerahl
extent in this State, and these en
terprises mean l>n?ine*?, Th
American Companv is distinc
from the Hell'I.ong Distance Colli
panv, which I Ji been tnukin
promises for years to give Coluni
hia, Charleston and other point
long distance telephone rennet
! tion.
The influx of railroad lulls wa
: so great as to emphasize the ne
Iressity for a general Act permit
tins such charters through th
I olliee of the Secretary of State, ii
; order to spare the expenses am
; trouble of pelting such charter
'through the General Assembly.
I
WIIKN Wil l, rr Al.l. I!K OVKR?
When will the General Assem
hlv adjourn? That is the vita
question now. Tuesday was nam
ed for adjournment, and the As
, seinhly may yet adjourn on tha
day, hut there are contingencic
which make it possible l?>r th
house and senate to remain ii
to the end Ol the woek.
It i- said that one of the rea>
on* which actuated the senate ii
calling tor the return of the ad
jourument resolution was the ill
ne?i of (iovernor Kllorbe. and th
possible inability on his part t
consider and appove the apprc
priation f>i 1 Ik. There i? muc
concern regarding (iovernor Kl
lerhe's condition, and many mem
hern inquire concerning it daily.
IUI.ATOKY l.r.OISI.A I lo\.
There seems to tie no cure to
ttie had hahit of leaving impor
taut legislation until the end o
1 the session. Yesterday the seuat
passed to a third reading IJ hilh
j two-thirds of which are of impor
tance. The separate coach bil
i the reinsurance bill, the Sowttt
-
En
SL\MI-WMI?1KL>Y.
C., WKDNHSPAY, FI
o M'ri insurance hill, I.ivv> as to
magistrates, law* at to summnnn,
i. ebsintrang statutes. corner < t *on
ttiII unM l'r> a school legislation
were among the !>??Ihtt m?*a?urea.
The house was no hotter,}
i? oniv mat it will consider twico
ii in out of the nira'tircs rushed
( ; through.
A number of the niai'iiree, on i
i> which import?nt contests were'
. made?the bill relative to the use
f of surplus dispensary profit*, the
t, lull relative to the privilege tax '
I Hiid oiliera?are heiil up by com-j
f, mittccK, which, if they do not
! agree, will kill the bills, about i
which there bus been so much
di scission.
. The county conrt bill of Senator
I (iruher may or may not havej
.! been a good thing- If hud parsed!
j the senate, bad a favorable committee
report, but went over until
I 11? xi session, more because it was
.. under consideration so late in the
*
f, i see hi on than anything else.
The Archer hill, on which the
, senate apetit dure, is on tlio house
j calendar, and unless extraordi-j
t nary efforts are made if will diej
witti the Hdjournment of the session,
not. because the members
^ will not pass the bill, but because j
K it i? ruled out in the liitht .imtirnt
. time. ^
e The house hv a threeto-one j
|-'vote passed the hill prohibiting
J the granting of beer ami hotel:
f privihges, but it will die on the
>. senate calendar unless it ran be
e. taken u|> tomorrow and the rules
r?f the senate b?? suspended so
c> that !>ilh can be given their third
1.1 reading on the last day of the
. session.
( I
e So it goes all along the line.:
i- . Measures wliieh hase cost days
e and days of labor go over, not ;
t because of the lack of merit in
i the propositions, hut because
g | someone has been able to hold
i- the bills or prevent their being
s made special ori.ers,and managed
to win in the fight against time.
I
IMSt'KNSAKY UII.IS IN |MII liT.
A
Practically all dispensary legmlation
is stiil on the calendar.
0 I he house htlls .are on the senate
|( calendar and vice vein*, so there
j is no telling what will bo dona, j
B The house has passed several bills
relative to the dispensary business,
the one giving most concern
being to prohibit beer and hotel
privileges. 'I l?e house also adopted
I Mr. .Jackson's f>ill to prevent the
further uae r.f bottles and labels
with the palnletto on theni, after
t the preset.t supply is exhausted.
;5 The bill requiring bonds of the
State board ol control, and in-,
i) creasing the bond of the State
conitni iot.i r, was somewhat a
surprise.
a The h uisc seemed to be Vol \
- much better disposed to these,
- patchwork bills than to any gen-j
e oral lulls, and nearly all of the
0 special bills relative to the dm- j
>- peiisary passed the house, without
h much debate, except that relative
1 to < tconee and Marion counties,
i- which was adopted after a co^ ^
test of several dav?.
. * . i .1, n M MAM I., \ ( > .1.
r I I.* annual reunion of Scatter- j
wood Alliance, .No. had it*
f mcpi ing during the pa*t week at
h Troeger's restaurant. It was a
very jolly and a very pleasant,
occasion. These gatherings are
^ very good things and the pity iqf
i-1 that members do not have more'
t *
TERF
iBRUARY 22, 1899.
^BSCLUTELY
Mokes the food more d
_____ WQvAl QAKtNO pi
frequent opportunities for surl
reunions. It is .t humbug to At
tacli political at-rmlicanee to tin
^ Htterwood AI liaoee, vet I im?e
ine there were some few of thosi
prevent the oth?r night whowouli
not he altogether pleaded to ie
t heir const it lien ts know they wen
there. This is a tnihl presump
tion based upon the fact tlia
several of the hanqnerera sremei
to he alarmed at the notes wine)
I happened to put Mown about ?i
entirely different mat tor.
Ilu? toavtmaster got oil'a pretty
good joke ou th?? crowd. < )n? o
the guent* was* aske<l early III tin
evening to announce tiie toa?t
ami those who were to respond
"no as to ^ive a little time In
preparation." Some of th#,?u
called upon began to think ban
and make note*. When tin
speak I lie began, ami it waaptett;
poor oil the whole, an entirel;
dlllerenl set of toasts ami speak
ers w ?re called lor.
Really the two in*st dpeeche
wwre made by the premdent-elec
for the ensuing year and by tii
cand nlats placed in the liel*
against him.
i hero Were a numli?r ? I lli
aupper who pronounced the "per
?iiniiiv>ti beer" much better thai
th* champagne th.it was served
Thin 1* purely a matter of taut
ami preference as to "spiking."
M.\ltlUKI> M KM I! Kits* MA.lOIUTV.
Photographer Reckling ha
made a picture of the "Nut
Bachelors." It is an interestin
souvenir of the house, and h
ought now .o take a piiotograp
of those who do not want to h
bachelors. It is no little credit t
the house that out of the 1?.'
members there are only nui
bachelors, nod most of these ar
in me 11*-1?i I??r bids, which i
rather unfortunate in view of tii
long interval* between leap year
1111H tune.
t'OOTKKS AKK (II T?BIKP8 IN.
It is noteworthy that there ha
been no "footer legislation" thi
year, and only one hill relative t
lihh Iiuh been passed, and tha
came from Mr. Black, of Bamber
county.
Mr. l.ofton has a lull relative t
oysters on the calendar, but i
was not passed. He says that tli
legislation which has been passe
relative to the "cooters" air
which was much laughed at ha
done a great deal of food.
I lie lords have come in In
much more legislation and pr?
posed protection than heretofor*
Til K IWo Kill >i:s I \ ACCOltb.
It is a remarkable tact that th
house and mouite ar<* neare
agreed upon the appropriatio
hill t h vear than for a long tun
oast Slru ni'u f < > i-" ill" " "
< 1111 not, a* it usually linen, mis
,?ny of tin* cnlh'tre wppmpriatiotii
'every appropriation tor state ro
le^ren lnin^ left a? fixed bv tli
lii.use. Mini the house this tiai
provided for the usual loan to tli
State Fair association. It is nr
uncommon for the senate to pre
vide for $ ?'(),000 more npprnprii
lions than the house, but tin
time the difference will hardl
run over $2,000, and the senate i
one or two ir'**%nop?^3ut the lions
|nn"
>RISE.
NO 91
mjpuu?ya?w?Mfc??mw?i?
ig baking
p(w9!r
Pure
lelicious and wholeiMAe
jj
i tn 111 h without the slightest objec.
or question <n either branch
4 ot t he general assembly. 1' requontlv
there are (inam ieie v. ho
'{think t hey can ligure out the
? ^tateaflairs better than those who
1 have made a study of the matter,
i (tovernor Hllerhe to night is
'"just about the same." He is resting
easy ami a message states
lie is doing as well as can tie ex'
peetd.
TO s i Itii-.ktli, llri 'lit. ii th Mv"'
1 Cl. .i til.' I'm > ?
It'.ooiu11. a-.ii, u .? ; ir M. A. ^ tmiMiiH Liver
j Metlirin**.
MOKK TIIOOI'K FOR MA-VILA.
i
J The Sheridan heaves llrooklvn
*, *
willi Nearly Two Thousand
Troops and I'asseiiRers on
Board.
i'; New N"c?rk. February 1!).? 1'he
1 ('11it< I Stall's arm> transport
B! Sheridan pulled out Horn Iter pier
M in ISrcoUlyn at :.'{<) n'eloek this
v ' altei n'x>n mi In*r way to Manila
i l?v way ol I iio Suez Canal. with
1 .s:I.'"? eiiIistt*<! nu'ii and ? f!i?*? i*s,
5 '
; and their wives and families to
the nuinher ol ninety persons, r
I The Sheridan i> considered the
l?e?t appointed ol the three army
transport' which have sailed Iroin
H i> i i ^
. I I {rook ly n.
, , Till*. OV loollt i/xo w.
n ^ .... i v.\|'i iiimiiii in i'uihI.
mamied I?v Lieut. Col. Jacob II.
ejSmith of the 12th infantry, till of
which is on board. Four com|
panics from the 17th I'nited
States iiitantrv, # and about 2f>
'men lelt ' leh i nd I'roiTr \ *om- "
u n.an expedition complete the milMitarv
complement. The vessel
e proper will be m charge of Quaro
terniaster William Coullinji, and
' ('apt. Ilie^insis assigned as nav'
iizator. Without accident the
H Sheridan i- expected to reach
e! Manilla in about liitv days. The
* Sheridan wore her full dress of ;
tla^s and those on board received
a hearty send oil' from friends
? .ltld Well wishers crowded about
H 11 h?> w hurl",
o j
,t I "" "
^ The Deadly Grip.
Is at; it in abroad in I lie land. The air
o you breathe may be full of it> fatal
j a**rni-! Don't nejfleet the "tlrip" or
you will open the door to I'Deiimotiia
'' and < onsnmption and invite death,
il It- -ore li^ns are i-hill- witii rV\er,
,j headaehe. dull heavy pains, luueouditeh
irife- from the nose, sore throat
and ne% er-h t-i;o eolith. l> n't waste
pre.-1on- t inn* ' real intf t hisyou^h with
r i roe lie-, tablet,- *>r poor, eheap - nips,
i. lure it at oin-e with I?r. Kin^'- New
I ?i?eovi*ry, the infallible remedy for
broneh il trouble-. It kill- the disi-M?e
ireriii- I.< ; !? t !? > lui.'- .....i -
?* * 1" t" "~
\ .'lit - I lie (lrc i>l.'>l after ell* * ifoiu
? !,? 111 a I n <1 s. I'riie "iOc. am! M:eO
L vy tm k 11 iiot cureil. A t riH I hot t !? ?
r at < itAHfOMt I?it*is, l)ni? More. nn"
11 ^ _ iii
Twenty Million For Spain.
e Washington, Kelt. 'JO.?The ti
house eoin mii !? ? on :i|?|>r??|>ria
' lions toiI.i\ onlcroil a lavoraMe
e! report on the lull to pay Spain
?i $20,(H>0.(Km. An amendment
* (lecliirinu 'lie policy of the iroverniiieiil
as lo the Philippines
j ' was defeated by a party vole) .
is I \ ' *
I Don't Totmoro Spit nSmukr Tour I ID1 ?
* | To rpiit toharro rn? 1y "
0 ! nolle. full i t !h' I . I ll(* i- i i
0 I 11 l,,e "
X|M ?! I - .