Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, April 05, 1899, Image 2
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Hacking
COUGH
A hacking cough is a, grave-yard
cough; the sooner you get rid of it the
better. Don't wait until it develops
into consumption, hut tiso the celebrated
Dr. JohnW. Bull's Cough Syrup
at once. It is a wonderful retneuv for
all 11)root and lttng nffections, and will
cur e a docp-scMed cough or cold in a
f? days. Good for o'd and young.
I?r?BwII's
tessb Swuo
&
Vill chin; ,t Hackiny Couyh.
P"- mip!: i>. ! j>'> i ?:!'!i tn'^r. Doctors |
f?* ? '' ?' ?< ? . nU. AI all druggists. ;
LANCASTER F,NTF,R?li 1SF
Published Every Wednesday and Saturday
It V
1% Enterprise Fublistiin^ Company
A. J. CLARK Editor.
One Year, $ 1.00
Six Months 50 cts
Three Months, . 25 cts
In Ailv.-tnce.
Wednesday, April ??, 181)1).
THE PLAY AT THE COURTHOUSE.
The perfonnuneo ;ii the court
1lllll<l? M.lll.l IV III -III IV |< ill.i III.i^l
miserable failure we have ever
witnessed on any si aire, plays by
amateur companies not excepted.
Mr. Ivostell. who assaved the
role of Richilieu. Hamlet and
Horneo, showed n<> nl>il it v what
soever as an aetor 11 is voice
. was wretched, his manner unattractive
and his rendering simply j
grotesque. lie showed neither
appreciation of the characters he)
presented nor anv ahil it v to enter
into their life. We have studied!
H.iinlet much, hut we never even
for one moment dreamed of
Hamlet the prince as Mr. Ilostell
represented him. The famous
soliloquy ol llamlet. which has
received the admiration of cul.!
tured thousands, I?<?< :?m?? in liis j
month the most veritable piece
of tollv ami nonsense. His pre-1
sentation of Ixiehilieu was not an
improvement on that of Hamlet. I
In his hands. Komeo heeomes the
sorriest and silliest o| lovers.
Ami it .Inliet looked and hchnved
an did Miss |)<dmoml, we wonder
that Romeo did not ?:o the other
way rather than to her hower.
We confess t hat we were "taken
in," and the whole crowd seemed
much in the same sirait. One
thins: we hope and that is that
the Lancaster people will not
allow this sorry affair to stand
in the way of their jroing to see
Shakespeare's plays acted by
ji'M/" I I Will } . I II |t77? ? I I ? * 11 IIH'V
chance to he in ra litre. Shakes
poare's characters are quite other
wise than they appeared in the
performance Monday nijrht. If
tl/ev were not, they would not
survive on the stajre for a single
day; we would aim ply call the
roll, and without tears or sorrow
consign them to their la<t resting
pllice, and over them we would
* npt write even the one word,
d. ^Kesur^am."
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^ MILLIONS GIVEN AWAY.
i n uMininij f^nt i i y i ii a i 11 I ill' (III l>|j
?'r ?? know of or.p coiirrrn in the land
who art* no) afraid lit In* generous to
s a JOJV the needy ami f*iiir?*ri-*tr. T11<* |?r??prif
tl l ptori? of l>r. Kind's New Discovery for
* '?* ? Consumption, Coughs and Colds, have
soil? i K'v?*" ?way over fen million trial
Dottlea of this great medieine: ami
f have the satisfaction of knowing it has
absolutely cured thousands of hopeless
cases. Asthma. Bronchitis. Hoarseness
and all diseases of the Throat, Chest
and faings are surely cured hy it. Call
on Crawkord Bros., Druggists, ami
get. a free trial bottle. Regular size 50c.
and $1. Kvery bottle guaranteed, or
price refunded.
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Dixie C?rwj).
As per call the Dixie Camp ol
Confederate Veterans met in the
court house Monday. Commandei
Porter in the chair.
On motion Mr. J. 11. Knighl
was elected chaplain.
The chairman, on motion, ap
pointed the following delegate?
to attend th? re-union to be held
in Charleston, May 10 to 13; L. J
Perry, J. W. A. Porter, J. E. Row
ell, alternates ; R. L. Ilicklin, J
R. Knight, W. A. Marshal.
Miss Clara Strait was electee
sponsor.
The following young ladiei
were elected maids of honor
Miss?s Wren Caskev, Sarali J
Marshal, Lillie Porter, Hattif
Stevens, Monie T. Bruce, Eller
Porter, Sadie Craig, I.ula Lindsay
Annie Young, Ida Hood, Lottn
Fleming, Bell Clyhurn.
Badges will be worn by all th?
members of the camp.
On motion a committee or
transportation was appointee
consisting of W. (J. A. Porter, (J
W. Jones. John \V. A. Porter.
Mr. fi. W. Jones was appointed
to solicit and collect funds to b<
forwarded to the committee or
entertainment at Charleston. No
tice will he given later.of the ap
pointment of committees to assist
in this work.
On motion, the thanks of tin
camp was tendered Mr. L. C. I'ay
seur in the following resolution :
In view of the fact that Mr. L
(J. I'aysenr has framed our char
ter in such a substantial and at
tractive manner, he it,
l{o?n!ved,that the thanks of this
camp are due and are hereby ten
dered him for such kindness.
On motion, Mr. S E. Usher wai
elected color hearer with Mr. W
Haves and Mr. .losenli M (.':?skfM
color C*uar<]k.
The mi'ptmir adjourned to mee
the lir?t Monday in May. next.
? K??vs. W. (\ Kwart, ,F. L
;()ates. .1. H. l'resslev and K. K
Ilontrh, and Klders \V. I?. Ki%trh
sod K. I. Hoy re left Monday or
the li. iV C. for Winnahoro, to at
tend presbytery.
derangements of M-nsriial Kline
lions proiluce Miscarriage. Simmon:
v|iia\\ Vine Wine or Tablets eorrec
Hit" derangements.
-If was reported here yesterday
that considerable snow fell ir
Charlotte. There was a light mis
fell here at about 11 oYlock.
The attorney general decide*
! that in a school election as to i
! special levy only those who pa;
i taxes and who have been in tin
district prior to January 1st cat
! vote.
W. F. ltawl, V?*w lirookland. S. C
I writes : 11 a ve used Dr. M. A. Simmon
Fiver Medicine many years, ami con
, sjiler it the heat liver midicine mailt
I regard it a miracle compared wit
' /ellin's Regulator.
i I >r. Leathers, professor of bin
I logy in the South Carolina col
'leg... ||;,s resigned to go to tier
many.
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?t II ?M * illlllMI IM* * lircil
by local n|>|>l i?*:it ion* as they ratine
reach the diseased port ion of the ea
There is only one way to cure deal
net*, and that is hy constitutions
j remedies. Deafness is caused hy a
I inlianied condition of the in neons tin
ing of the Kindachian Tube. Whe
| this t utie is intlained you have n run
tiling sound or imperfect hearing, an
when it is entirely closed, lieafriess i
the result, anil unless the i 11 tin unit io
lean he taken out and this tube restore
; to its normal condition, hearing \vi
he destroyed forever: nine cases out c
ten are caused h> < atarrh, which i
nothing hut an inlianied condition (
t he mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred hollar
for any case of Deafness (caused h
i catarrh) t hat cannot be cured by Hall'
I Catarrh Cure. Mend for circulars; frei
V. .1. Oil KNKY ,<fe CO., Toledo, (
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Hall's Family l'ills are the best.
WM. ASTOR'S TAXES.
He Is Taxe<l $2,04)0,04JO on His
[ Personally Alone, and He Ob
jects to Paying It as He Lives
In London.
I*
New York, April tt.?Willian
Waldorf AstorT^vho recently ar
' rived from England, agpearec
before the tax commissioners to
' day and filed an application fni
the taking off of his persona
"j taxes, estimator. at $2,000,000, 01
jthe ground that he is a non-resi
' ' dent. Mr. Asior is proprietor ol
The I'all Mall Gazette in Londot
' President Feitnef, of the taj
" hoard, asked Mr. Astor if he har
' given up his citizenship. Mr
5 Astor answered that he had not
1 but he declared that he is a non
1 resident. President Feitner sair
? that the matter would have to b<
referred to the full hoard.
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In almost every neighborhood then
i is some one whose life has been save?
I by Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera ant
Diarrhoea Remedy, or who has beei
. cured of chronic diarroea by the list
of that medicine. Such persons niakt
a point of telling of it whenever op
I portunity otters, hoping that it mat
j he the means of saving other lives
For sale by J. F. Mackky ?& Co.
i
Asking Protection.
. | Washington, April 3.? The fol
lowing cablegram has been re
J ceived at the war department:
J "Manila, April 3.?Adjutan
General, Washington: 1'reseti
! indications denote that the insur
'gent government is in a perilom
condition, with its army defeated
I discouraged and scattered. Th<
, insurgents are returning to thei
. homes iti the cities and villagei
between here and points north o
a Malolos which our reconnoiterini
parties have readied and desiri
. the protection of the Americans
"The news from the Viscayai
j islands is moro encouraging even
day. Otis."
Use Dr. Hull's Cough Syrup toi
stubborn colds. This wonderfu
. | remedy positively cures all luni
^ affections in a remarkably shor
time. Try it and be convinced
Price 25c.
a Special School Districts.
t
School Commissoner Please o
M Saluda has asked the attorney
I I general whether t he county achoo
* boards, in making the school din
I trict limits hi the county, had air
right to change the boundaries o
districts established by specia
enactment of the legislator.'. II
Y was informed that county hoard
e could in no way change such dip
II tricts.?The State.
The Best in the Word.
We believe Chamberlain's Cong
s Kemedy is the best in the world, j
- j few weeks ago we suffered a sever
. cold and u troublesome cough, an
It having read I heir advertisements i
! our own and other papers we urcha?
led a bottle to see if it would effect u
If cured ns before the bottle was mor
' t tinn half used. It is the best medicin
. out for colds and coughs.?The Her
j aid, Andersonville, Ind. For sale by .
F. M ackky & C'o.
Almost a Centenarian.
Charlotte. N. (!., April 1.?i
r ! special to the Observer says
"Hev. .lames Needham died a
ii1
ii his home near l'ilot Mountai
this morning. lie would hav
i
'- been 100 years old on May 2
it I
? next. He was a Methodist nun
|J Jister. active and energetic up t
1 the end, his last sermon bavin
i? been preached in WinjAon la*
>fj November at the sessimi of th
s Western North Carolina c.onfei
? enee.
). When you ask for I)r. M. A. Hirt
mens Liver Medicine, see that you g<
it and not some worthless imitation.
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PILES
MI raSkred the tortnree of the damned
, with protruding pile* brought on by coustipa*
t'\M with which I was afflicted Tor twenty
years I ran across your CA5CARKTS in the
town of Newell. Ia., and never found any thine
, to equal them. To-day I am entirely free from
piles and feel like a new man."
, C 11. Kbitz. Mil Jones St.. Sioux City, Ia
| fCt) cSESkc .
YUAOr MASK
Ploa?ant. Palatable. Potent. Taste Good. Ilo
r | Uootl, Never Sicken. Weaken, or tlrlpe. 10c. 2jc. d)c.
I ... CURE CONSTIPATION. ...
) j Sturllaf I! r m?<i? ritnpMf. HilfBt., Svw T?rk, Sit
un Til DAP 8otdand guaranteed by nlltlrugl
NU-IU-DRU gists to ?TKK Tobacco Habit.
I
Lattcaster'n Market.
1 On Tuesday, April 1, cotton
j and produce brought the following
prices :
COTTON.
Good middling, rth
SI rict middling I
* Middling, oj,
I I'ltoDi'CK.
i Hotter (good), per pound,. 12 ,l.
? Kggs, per dozen, J
i* < hickens, 12'.?lo2<
- Peas, per bushel,. hi
ir Corn, per bushel, f>!
i. Potatoes (sweet), per bushel, 4<
I lams (home raised), per pound. . s '.
Shoulders ( home raised), per lb.. il1.
? List of letters advertised for
the week ending April, 4, ISO!).
liive me a liver regulator, and 1 ei>
f regulate (tie world " said a genius. Th
,, druggist handed him a bottle of I).
Witt's l.ittle Karly Risers, ttie famoii
1 little pills. Crawford Bros.
y If you have a cold' throat irrittiiioi
weak lungs, pain in the clust, dilllcul
f breathing, croup or hoarseness, let o
l suggest lie Minute Cough Cure. Al
ways reliable and safe. Crawfor
e i Bros
, /^"/) Z7 for fr,c catalogue <
t //1 f -n Columbia Mu
SYltl.G t,tens College, Colon
bin, s. C. Free ftcbolurshtps on condition'
K.illio.nl fare paid. Clieap board, Position
secured. Notes accepted Kxpcnses can par
ly be paid by worUinc to th<' colli-yi- (.Wee
Address, W. II. NK.lt ItKltKV, Pres.
1,
i\ To turn fount Iput Ion Forever,
(i TtkRC.KweW fumtv fatharuc loc or "ilc
IX C. C. <1. lail to euro drou'ifiKiN refund uioiii-t
l" More Mules 'tml Jletter Mules.
e Our Mr. .1. M. Hood lias gon
.. for another load, which wo ox pee
I. to arrive l?v Thursday or Friday
Think of it?thfoo loads sold i,
j loss than ton days ! Don't thinl
of hti ving I to fore 'sooing our las
I *
^ | lot. Ivoiuotnl.v r, you take r.
| ohanoes whoji you Imiv from u>
' j Competition *<lon't cut any liyur
lM with us. We always do what w
n! promise. Kemetnher we hav
e I in all our connections "? ><> or Jt>
(j head always on hand. Any kirn
you want, ami price to suit. Som
extra tine ones still on hand?
? both mules and horses.
'* For frost bites, burns, indolent sore
.? eczema, skin disease, and esperiall
Files. DeWitt'a Witch Ma/el Maiv
- stands llrst and best. Look out fo
dishonest people who try to imitat
and counterfeit it. It is their en
doraement of a good article. Wonh
I. less goods are not imitated. (Jet I)
t Witt's Witch Hazel Malve. Crawfor
Bros.
' F
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Mi8? Margie Make,
" Mnrv \1 ('nthun
k I ki Betsy Watts.
" Millie Cunningham.
N. T. Adams,
F. A. Bridges,
' Kli McDaniel.
J. F. (iRK' OKY, 1*. M.
r
N Before the discovery of O e Miniil
f Cougb ( ure, ministers were vr?-a?11
disturbed by coughing congregation*
? No excuse for it now. Crawford Br< .*
ft
1 A passenger steamer, Stella,ply
ing between Southampton an<
Channel Island crashed upon tin
Dead Oasquot rock near ihe is!
and of Aldoruev Friday afternoci
r
I in a dense tog and foundered 11
ten minutes, her boilers explnd
IT
~ ing as she went down. The Stell,
had on board 185 passeneer*, wh<
were point: to spend their F.iste
on Channel island. It was esti
mated that 70 lives were lost.
mt
INFONMATION WANTED!
ON Sunday night, Denniit alias Mor- Ink j
ris Cunningham, aged about 19 i
years, left my borne. The public is jH| |
notified not toliarboror employ him.
Any information as to his whereabouts jH
will be gladly received hv his father.
KOHT. CUNNINGHAM. T
March 29, 1899. 2t.
lniii'1 l.iliarro S|,il :itn| Siuute Your l ife Ann?.
To quit tobacco easily unri forever be mug
iridic. Ii.il of l.fc. tn-i ,c in I t ivor, tuko No'l'o
II a-, tii w.ui'lor ivur .1 ti altes weali men
strong. All <1 r:ita>' orH. Cure ynurun
' toed Booklet a I s .itipb! free A.ldrcsa
sterll'i'' UeilosIV t'O. <" a.-'i or New t "'t
.1. Sheer, Sedalia, Mo., conductor on
. electric street car line, writes that his
I little daughter was very low with the
croup ami her life was saved after all
physieians had failed, only by using
fine Minute Cough Cure. Crawford
j Bros.
! LANCASTER & CHESTER
RAILWAY.
i{etween Chester ;uul Lancaster.
In dlccl III 01 a.in., Sunday, Dec. V.'ft, 1898.
/toilu /ixrr/d Sumla//.
duilhb uml. NorlliboouU.
N . Ift No. 17. No. Ifl No. 14
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1 7 uo II Oi il l.v ...Chester .. At ft ftft P ftft
j 7 to II I * " Orr h " ft 40 w 40
7 2ft II 21 * " Knox's " 5 HI (Hill .
McDaniel's... '
7 it as a Hid.lairp.... ' ft 0: P 07 1
, 7 aft II ft-; . ItUMCotiiVlllr.. " 4 ftft S ftft 1
Hull 12 00 ' Cedar Shoals-." 4 44 S 14 I 1
St., 121:0 ".. .Kort Lawn..." 4 33 S 33 \ 1
' S 30 12 30 Graces... ." 4 1' 8 18 i
S 8 40 12 III Miller's Cross'g" 4 08 8 18 /
, s ft.',] 12 ft' <1 Ar. Lancaster.. Lv I 00 8 00
1 A M M 1 Li! A' il AL
t Tram Lancaster at 8:tr.i a. in , con
J nects .? Chester with Southern Hallway vning
: .null), C. A 1. vol n c nor ill and (J. C. A N. Yestll
nle and h eal trains going west.
Traiii i, living Lancaster at 4:<W p. ni., con
, nec'.s at Lancaster Willi O It A C Irotit Cam
ion oiil Chester with 'otithern Hallway going
north and south and with C. A I, north.
Train leavnttf ciies'er it 11:00 a tn , connects
J at Cues it r with So ut lit rn Hallway from Cliurj
lotle, also I!. A It from north.
... " iii,, vimncm
I with >11 illicrii Itillwuv front Columbia, fi. C.
ft S. from Atlanta mill C A- I. from Lenoir.
I.KKOY Sl'KIN(JS,
i W. Il ilAKDIN, President.
Vice-Pros. Hfttl Manager.
Cituintr Vour Itowcls Willi Citnrurctn. ?
j I'an.ty I'litbarilc, euro eonstIputInn forovor. 1
I Oc. ii" Ii it ?* 'all. ilrnifir'sis r f unit >1.01107 I
Jtrc?t? with you whether you continue ihhijm I
fii-i\ -i. 1IIintf ttihucr > hlibit. N O-'l P'll ^ '7^: |9
removes me il an-''lor tolt&'i-o. wiih ' fl[ 1 tjtfm a
nut n? rv?>usitmtrcat cini-lsnico^-^Tl 1 I lINi jN^T ?}
* tliif, |>urin?*? tin* blt'oj. rc?y^rfl 11 ^Jfi
^ I)11>.*e * l?>ht :i?\nhu?.il,| fl.1 W I IIGXCI 9
in a: a ?.?u >tronK^f T | A old 400. LOO P
in I.. Alth. nvrve^jflF kj xv.s vui i ti liuy 9
am! .lockrt-^^f 4 IB'I O IIA 'from
* b)OK. || fjfy?l^^QUT own ilrut't'i't who
w 9 I Touch forua. T.tkr it with
9 wUi.pitti* ntly. persistently t?ne
I KWrt j! bo*? 91. usually ruroa*. li I???xoh C! so, 9
tftiar'tntiHtl lo viirt-. itr w?* cffuiitl inuncr. a
Wanted!
Reliable man fur Manager of ISr.xnrh
I Ottlee I wish to open in this vicinity.
I, | I f your record is o. K. tiere is good
I opi'itintr. Kindly mention this paper
11 | \v hen \\ rit ing. ^
A. T. MOKRIS, Cincinnati, (>. 4
Illustrated catalogue -lets, stapoeg.
' IN AVAL CADET.
! ConilM'titivc Examination tori*.
N. Naval Academy.
, V ilt ICA i si liurntw *!... ?
... ^iiru inrti ft roill?
petitive ?>xamitinti??n will In* held in
,, (he eity of Rock Mill, S. C.,on Tuesday
.May 2nd, lsii'.t, commencing at lo
j, o'clock a in., for the purpose of selecting
n suitable person to till the vacancy
which now exists in the I'. S. Naval
Academy for a Naval Cadet from
i. the Fifth S. C. Congressional District,
t All candidates must he not less than
" tlfteen nor more than twenty years of
I- age, and physically sound, well fornid
) ed. of robust constitution, mid not on;
dcr five feet in highf.
They must be prepared to read well
>f and write legibly, neatly and rapidly
, and they will tie examined carefully . *
> upon the following Knglish branches: M
Spelling, I'll net nat ion, < 11 pi la Is, <; ram -M.
i- ' mar. Geography, (Tilted States HistoM.
' ry. World's History, Arait hmetie, A^V
gebra and Geometry.
The Fifth District embraces t}^^^
comities of Chestertleld, Ivershu^HK
: Lancaster, Chester, Cherokee
( York. Candidates can write me a^W
Yorkville for any further information
D. K. Fini.kt,
t. ! March 17, '! !?. Yorkville. S. c
i ? * ? "TL
I ^Oe?eat?i,*ndTrade-MarW*nhtalned,andaM I'at *
' ! Sent businesa conducted for modcratc Fnt 5
(. 5 Oun Orrice is OppqeiTt U. 9. Patcny oenct J
J and we tan stem e | #nu In lets time than thoae '
t. | # remote (rom Washington. S
J Send model, diuwing or photo., with desctlp f
( | , Hon. We 'dvlse, if patentable or not, free oft ^
1 S charge. Cor (ee not duet ill patent ie aecered.
I' J A (iMrHirt, "Mow to Obtain Patents," with ij
. Jcoet of $i?c In the U.S. enu foreign countries] >
Stent free. Address, m
< JC.A.SNOW&CO. W
~ t per- r?ttny Orrct. Wasmingyok. t. ( . 1
V?.. ? ?/'*
A new lot of New
h |
? Home sewing maf
i
: chines on hand at this
J office.
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