Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, April 05, 1899, Image 3
^ Short Locals.
j/ ?Mr. L. R. Rollings of Oak
burst, was in Lancaster Saturday.
3 ?Mr. W. L. Patterson, of Har/
rison N. C., was in Lancaster Mon"
day.
? Miss Margaret Hoke of York
countv is visiting the family of
Mr. W. B. Knight here.
? Messrs. K. D. Blakeney Esq.,
and O. Floyd, of Kershaw were i
in Lancaster Monday.
?Ilev. Allen McFarland will I
preach at Carnes' school house j
npxr nun nay atrpmnnn at 3 o'clock ]
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Promo Quinine Tablets.
All Druggists refund the money
if it fails to Cure. 25c The genuine
has T.. 1$. Q. on each tablet.
? Alias Annie McWhirtor of
Van Wvck, is visiting her aunt.j
Mrs. F. W. Price, at Waxhaw,N.O
?The quarterlv M. E. confpr-l
enco of the Tradesville circuit
will m?et at. Pethel church on
April 20th and .10th.
INCONTINENCE ?f ?<erm-rine
stopped immedliUel v by On. K. DRTOIinN's
Anti PliatTir, Cures children and adults
alike Price *1. Sold l>c .1 P *
Drusirtntx. I<anri?t?r. S C
?I)r. W. H. Sapp. of Tradesville,
who has had a slight attack
of tvphoid fever. is improving
slowly.
? Among; those who graduated
in pharmacy at the South Darn
lina Medical College, wan W. (1.
Twittv, of Heath Springs.
?Several of the voting ladiesj
of New Cut. had a fishing partv j
last Saturday. A handsome (Hi
string of three was caught. All j
had a delightful time.
?Mrs. William Matsh of Mon-i
roe, N. C., and Mrs lT. A. Fnnder
btirk of Tradesyille were in Lan- i
PRO fo r fiofllP^QW An O ? 1, ? ^
. Ky?..u??ia ? Uli a nuu^/^lll^ fJLpedition.
?There wil^ be service in the
Episcopal church Thursday night,
the Gth instant, at 8 o'clock, conducted
hv the Rev. J. W. Cantev
Johnson. There will be a special
offering for Diocesan missions.
Shingleit and Flooring.
I have for sale 100,000 No. 1
sawed, long leaf pine shingles,
and I also.tnke orders for flooring
and ceiling, ('all and see me, office
af S. (J. & Ga.,Railroad Depot.
I. W. Moore.
4t April 4.
For a quick remedy and one that is
perfectly safe for children, let us recommend
One Minute Cough Cure. It
>a is excellent for croup, hoarseness, t iekr
ling in the throat and coughs. Crawford
Bros.
Sm ??
This ft'itl not he the Outg One.
P As we write this item we are
listening to the blowing ot Lancas^
ter's factory whistle which,though
9 a distance of eighteen miles away,
can be as distinctly heard in Kershaw
at times as though it were
not more than three or four miles
ofT.?Era.
Happy is the man or woman who
can eat a good hearty meal without
suffering afterward. I f you cAnnot do
it, take Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. If digests
what you eat and euros all forms
of Dyspepsia and Indigestion. Crawford
Bros.
BKKLKN'S ARNICA SALVE.
THE BEST SALVE in the
world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores,
Dicers, Sait Rheum, Fever Sores.
Tetter, ('happed Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. Itispuaranteed
td give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. ?
FOR 8ALK BY Crawford Bro.
!fo-To-Il?c for Fifty Cents.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak
meu sirona', biucnl i*ure. boc. |l. au ib insist*
#
?
%
?The round trip fare to Charleston
on account of the re-union
May 10 to 13 will be about $3.60.
?Capt. J. 11. Fitzpatrick and
W. C. Hough Esq., left Monday
on a business trip to Kershaw
county.
?Rev. Jabez Ferris, passed
through Lancaster Monday, on
his way to the B. Y. I'. IJ. meeting
in Columbia.
?The annual convention South
Carolina Sunday School Association
will meet, in Spartanhurg, on
April 10 to 21. Round trip fare
from this point will be $4.60, limited
to 24th.
On the Itolt of Honor.'
The sprint: examination of the
South Carolina College closed last
week. Among the students distinguished
and proficient were:
Mr. Cantzon Foster, proficient in
political economy; Mr. M. J.
Hough, senior law. proficient;
Mr. C. A. Foster, biology, pro|
ficient.
I The ?f L. It rid ne It n rued.
The bridge on the C. & L. Kailroad,
over Catawba river was
burned late Monday- evening.
The fire is supposed to have or
iginated by sparks from tiie engine
pulling the evening train
which leaves here at 4 o'clock.
It was a wooden structure and
cost between $12,000 and $14,000,
land was insured for $ 1,."?00.
The fire, it seems, started near
the middle of the bridge. A colored
man .who runs the pump and
looks after the bridge says that!
he followed the train over and
that he saw no sign of tire ar the
time. Several feet of trestle
work on each side of the river
was saved by cutting away the
burning timbers.
No time will be lost in building
a new one. ./vireauy, an engine!
has been telegraphed for to come'
over the S. C. ?Sr (J. road. Traffic
will then bo partially resumed.!
The transfer at the river will be
made by means of a Mat, similar
to the one used some years ago i
11 has been sugge sted by severa |
parties that when the company!
builds a new bridge that they j
build one suitable for vehicles,!
etc. to cross. 11 would be a great j
convenience to those living on the
other side and would place them 1
in easy access to Lancaster, where 1
they w ould doubtless do most of J
tneir trading.
A Music Recttul.
To he given for the benefit of ;
the Methodist church at the resi- |
dence of Mr. Kverett Taylor on ,
Friday evening, April 7th at 8 :30 1
o'clock. Admission 10 ct*.
Public cordially invited to at- j
tend. A very attractive pro- i
gramme has been arranged for
the occasion. It is as follow* :
1. Music?Orchestra.
2. Recitation ? Miss Corina Klliott.
3. Vocal Solo?Miss Mary I,.I
Hunter.
4. Reading?Prof. L. T. Raker.
5. Instrumental duet?Mi?ses
Blanche Caughman and Mary L.
Hunter.
0>. Vocal solo?Miss Margaret
Hoke.
7. Music?Miss Louise Mackoy.
8. Music?Graphophone.
. I). Vocal solo?Master Theodore 1
Furlough.
10. Recitation?Miss I'earl
Payseur.
11. Instrumental duet?Mrs.
Taylor and Mrs. Kowell.
12. Ranjo music?Mr. Sam'
Hough.
13. Vocal solo?Miss Addle
R. Carter.
A Narrow Escape From Fire.
Sunday-about noon the repidence
of Mr. J. II. W. Stevens
who lives a tew miles east ol
Lancaster, came near being burn
ed. The (ire was discovered or
the roof near the stove tluc, and
was promptly extinguished hefort
much damage was done.
Mr. Clark's Contli tion Improving.
A very successful operatioi
was perlormed for Mr. A. J. ('lark
who has been confined to hi:
room lor some time, Saturday
evening I v Dr. Prvor, ol' Chester
assisted l?y Dr. J. I*'. Mackey am
Dr. (J. \V. Poovey. It is now
hoped that ere D?riir he wjll In
uhle to he out again and onc(
more (ill the editorial chair of tin
Entkkprisk.
A At I'd nf/r Co-i ncldent.
Mr. Joseph Clark informs m
that he tias two eat- with youni
kittens at his house and that out
day last week Master Earl Clark
his grandson, got from one of tin
store a lot of you^ig mice and gavt
them to the eats. After sonn
time had elapsed he went to set
how the eats were enjoying wha
he supposed a good meal for them
When t?> his surprise, the litth
mice were nursing the eats jus
the same as the kittens.
Meeting of the Lancaster
of Confederate Veterans.
At a meeting of the Lancastei
Camp of Confederate Veterans
Camp NoJ 1 lstl, held here, las
Suturdn\, the following delegate
were elected to the reunion to In
held in Charleston next month
Maj. J. M Kiddle, Maj, K. F. Mil
ler; attenuates. W. T. Vanlan
dingham, .lolin M, Perry.
Miss Mazie Witherspoon wai
chosen sponsor ; and the follow
inn young ladies maids f>t" honor
Misses Anna Hell Williams; Lilit
Porter, Sallie Kiddle, Kula (.'as
key.Locke Crawford, Alice Knight
Klla Kirk, Lizzie (iooch
The tollowing are the oflioers
of the Lancaster cainp: Amo
McManus, Commander; .las. K
Stewmao, Adjutant ; .1. N. Crock
ett. Master. There are 111 mem
bers enrolled.
The Latent In Millinery.
Nothing so alters a woman1!
appeal anee as a becoming or un
becoming hat. Shapes and style
this season are particularly grace
fill and well suited to nearly al
tvnes of faces What h.
more lovelier or more varied thai
the beautiful designs being gottei
up by Miss Minnie MeLarnon
who presides over Mr. (lanson'i
millinery department. Her ar
tistic taste and knowledge of ho?
to please is best shown in tin
handsorrte designs now on exhi
bition in iiis store.
Stilesitttf/.
The sheriff sold Monday thefo]
lowingjproperty : One lot in towi
of Kershaw for $25.00, K. D
Blakenev, Attorney, purchaser
41 h acres of land in Buforc
township for taxes, for /200.00
Purchased by the county.
125 '-cres known as the Have
land, home tract, for $3K5.0(). II
S. Plyler, purchaser.
There was only one sale b;
therlerk ofcourt, the home plan
of Mrs. K. H. Young, which wa
bought by the Southern Kailwa;
Co., at $425.
Mothers wishing stout healthy girl
should give them Simmons Squa>
Vine Wine or Tablets as they approac
pabert y.
. GANjS
BETWI
BARG
We Offer You Ei
j Bargains. Tl
Them;
MHBi
a
INSn i 12,000
J^lwt ' broideries,
. advance, ranging fron
t l\B 9 1'??? >'aI
l^lw? ^ cale, yarc
yours for 5 cents.
I\lr\ 9 5,000 yar
r O best ([iial
:No. 4 I'm?/.
^ 1*1135
' one-third price.
IVIa C 72 men's
I vJ %J weight, vv
selling them at $3.30.
no. 6 &r;
' I this country. Hverv
INo. 7 ?,r's
J shoe on the market.
No. 8 XT:
When we return
you will find bargains
" G.
n |
THE SI
iOt our business is ho
* t r
31to every one. It our
7 return them, unused, ;
'make it satisfactory,
cheerfully refunded.
WE KNOW tl
. merchandise in this st
WE KNOW th
[goods is reasonable.
I WE KNOW th
put out gives honest
* niation.
' WE WANT yc
7 and always.
y OUR REDUCr.
v ucs, and bargains arc
Artistic engraving
J when necessary.
h I t;yi>EK rn
SOKPjS
EEN
RSONS
AINjS.
ght Unmatchable
hey Speak For
selves.
yards of spring Hmbought
long l)efore the
i 3 cents to 30 cents,
"ds of new spring Perl-wide,
worth 7 cents;
ds new shirting Prints,
ity, 4 cents,
elegant trimmed Hats
Minnie McLarnon) at
; woolen Suits, spring
orth $7 to $8. We are
They are selling,
vorth of Douglas's best
md that means best in
pair warranted,
lot of Sach's Cincinnati
Shoes?best and neatest
ndow Shades?popular
nd cheap.
from New York, then
in abundance at
SNSON'S.
J LCESS
nesty and fair treatment
goods don't please you, ^
at once, and it we can't
your money will
iat every little piece of
ore is right.
at every pri j asked for
at every ad vert isomer*.
and trustworthy inf
)u for a customer nc>
riON SALE con tingoing
every da^
done \v hile ( wait,
R. BRANDT.
( I.Ot'K, CMUSTEK, S. C.