Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, April 15, 1899, Image 3

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v' ; I & : . 'T?rr = Short Locals. ?The city* council, of Columbia, have decided to pave the streets of that city. ?Mr. Ira B. Dunlap, of the National Union Bank, Rock Hill, S. C., was in town Thursday. ?Mr. J. B. Sims was in Mon , ? roe, N. C., a day or two this week I on business. ?Gen. Joe Wheeler is to deliver the oration at the Charleston reunion, May 10th. ?Mr. R. Brandt the well known Chester optican and .jeweler, was in Lancaster "yesterday. ? Born, to Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Gettys, of Sincerity, on April 13, 1S99, twins?both boys. ?Mrs. It. It. Riddle, of (). K., is spending a few days in Lancas ter, the guest of Mrs. Henry Me Man us. --Greenville is to have a Gat ling Gun company. Steps are being taken to perfect the organV ( ization. ? l'he physical examination of the 2nd South Carolina regiment has been completed and next Wednesday is the day fixed for mustering it out. ?Capt. G. G. Well, a prominent lawyer and a Confederate veteran died at his home, in Greenville, from a stroke of paralysis, Tuesday morning. ?We ackrn wledge the iccupt of an invitation toattend the sixth annual commencement exercises of the Mfyshville Academy,Marshville, N./O., April 23d to 28th. ?Attorney General Bellinger, in rendering a decision elaborating a .previous one, held that beer dispensaries must order their supplies through the State Board only, and that the Board has the right to decide what kind shall be sold in such dispensaries. ?In accordance with an act of the last legislature, Messrs. II. II. and W. M. Gooch have mado application, through tlieir attorneys, to the counties of Lancaster and Chester to establish a public ferry on Catawba river nt or near the present Gooch's ferry. ?Those who attended the show Thursday night, by the Cyrene Novelty Co., were very much pleased with it. The ser? pentine dance together with I Wj stereoscopic views was one of " the pleasing features of the entertainment, and also the wire act by Cyrene. It was well worth the price charged. The Gregory-lihea Mule Co. A charter was issued Wednesday to the Gregory-Rhea Mule Co., Columbia. S. CI. THa stock is $10,000. W. T. Gregory is president; T. J. Harper, VicePresident; Sam'l. W. Rhea, Manager and John W. Condor Secretary and Treasurer. j* I . ? I Counterfeit Money Deputy Marshal W. F. Swaringen arrested, one day this week, ' Messrs. Spence Ghent and his son, Mack Ghent, both of Lancaster county, on the charge of having passed, in Lancaster, several pieces of counterfeit money. A trial was held, and the prisoners released on bond, to appear in court to give an account of i themselves. . %* ? LETTER FROM DWIOHT. , Dwight, S. C., April 11.?Mr. Editor?Will you please allow ( space for a line or two from ( Dwight ? The health of this section is ( very good. 1 Farmers of Dwight are badly v behind with their farm work, on } account of the rain and cold ^ weather. The rain-fall is said to i be heavier in Dwight this spring than has been for several years. We have had rain everv few days s for the last two months; conse- ( quently the farmers have not been able to do much plowing ( yet. However, they have been g doing the best they could under 1 the circumstances. And when ' the rain holds up there is going ' i . . v to be one of the awfulest stirs in ,, Dwight t It a t has ever been known. e Kvery animal tliat, can pull a s plow wi.ll be put in the field. <1 The putting out of fertilizers has ^ not begun yet, although Mr. E. B. j Lin tile has planted 15 acres of corn. Our farmer. Mr. 1). A. Funderburk, has sold his cotton ; but r still has several fine pigs for sale. Our school, Buford, is still on a boom, and is likely to continue as long as the bad weather. Bnc ford has enrolled 70 scholars this session, and the general attendance has been remarkably good. Both parents and scholars are well pleased with their teacher, Professor T. II. Thompson, and try to show him all respect and honor that is due to so faithful a teacher. And he is kind and courteous to his scholars, from I _ the largest to the smallest. We r all love him and feel grateful to him for his past work, which he ^ has so acceptably performed. Hush your fuss! Dwight has , three large stores, two commodious churches, one postoflice, ' one parsonage, a full outfit of machinery works, and a large farm bell. We will have some system of work now. Kev. H? was out doors the other evening , , , , d just jumping up and down and laughing as if he was most tickled to death, and someone passing, stopped to inquire as to what the excitement was. llis reply was, "Mr. U? is ringing his bell to P let his servants know that the w sun is down." T The Buford boys went down to v play ball with the Wild Oat boys 11 on their holiday at the closing of v the Carnes Schoolhouse school. r But they, knowing how well the ^ Buford hoys could play, kindly 11 refused to play against them. So / we chose up indiscriminately and c had a delightful game. I'eace and good wishes to all. P V. A. LINOLK. A Narrow Fsranc Thankful words written by Mrs. j Ada K. Ilart, of (iroton, S. I). r "Was taken with a bad cold which r settled on my lungs; cough set in v and finally terminated in Consumption. Four Doctors gave up, saying I could live hut a short r time. 1 gave myself up to my e Savior, determined if could not ? stay with my friends on earth, I would meet my absent ones above My husband was advised to get Dr. King's New Discovery for t Consumption, Coughs and Colds. '| I gave it a trial, took in all eight e bottles. It has cured me, and a thank Cod, I am saved and now t a well and healthy woman." Trial r bottles free at Crawford Bros.' j Drag Store. c Regular size 50c and $1. Guar- {. anteed or price refunded. 1. f ittack by Niglit Upon Americans Washington, April 11.?Tin ollowing dispatch has been re ;eived from General Otis : Manila, April 11.?Adjutan jreneral, Washington : Insurgent ittacked MacArthur's lineol rail vay communication last night ii :onsiderable force ; repulsed b; iVheaton with heavy loss. Whea on's casualties three killed an* wounded. TilK SANTA CHI'/, FIOIIT. The following dispatch give tdditi&nal information coneernin, he light of Santa Cruz: Manila, April 11.?Adjutan Jeneral, Washington : Lawton' access at Santa Cruz more com >lete than reported yesterday uietnv leit 03 uniformed dead oi ield and numbers seriousl; I * ' 1 .uuuwcii. liuwuui capiureu iiii ity without destruction of J>r<)|) rty. llis loss ten worn ded light, except two; one sinc< lied. Lieutenant Idling onl; iffioer wounded, slight in hand Cnemy retired eastward ; Lawtoi n pursuit early this morning. Otis. i'kkcoxckktkl) attack. Manila, April 11.?At abou nidnight the rebels cut the tele :raph line at several places be ween here and Malolos am ignal tires were lighted and rock ts sent up along the foothills t< he right of the railroad. Late he enemy attacked the outpost f the Minnesota regiment ho ween 1?iira?* and Bocave, Uvi niles south of Malolos, killing ! nen and wounding 14. Simultaneously the outposts o ho Oregon regiment at Marilac he next station on the way t< lanila, was attacked, with tin esult that three Americans won ;illed and two wounded. Tin oss of the enemy was 10 inei illed and six wounded. Tin tmericaus also captured tw< irisoners. Troops were concetitrated alon* lie railroad as thickly as possihU nd the rebels driven hack to tin lothills. The roadbed of the railroad wai nmaged, but it was repaired al lost immediately and traffic wai 0011 resumed through to Malolos FILIPINOS WILL UK PUNISHED. Manila, April 11.?It is sup osed that many of the rebeli r'ho attacked (Jeneral MeArthur': ine of communication and win /ere repulsed by the troops com Handed by (Jeneral Wheaton /ere natives, who entered tha egion in the guise of friend lies hev had seemincdv R?>pr<?io<l nr. ii several places, and fired on tli< Americans from the bushes at s< lose a range that they could 1>? eard talking. One of the Fill linos yelled in Fnglish : "We will give you damnet Americans enough of this befor< /e are through." The rebels undermined the rail oad at Marilao and utupiked tin ails in an effort to wreck a trail rhile the railroad gang participa ed in the fight. The work of th< ebels was discovered and repair .1 v 1' i i u oeiore me train arrived. That Throbbing Headache Would quickly leave you, if yoi ised Dr. King's New Life Pills Tiousands of sufTerers have prov d their matchless merit for Sicl ind Nervous Headaches: The; nake pure blood and stroni lerves and build up your health Casy to take. Try them. Only 2. ents. Money back if not cured old by Crawford Bros., Drug ;ist. 1 * I. General Wheaton is preparing to punish the Filipinos. e The military gunboats Napidun and Langua de Bay have succeeded in entering the Santa Cruz 1 river and have captured a small a unarmed Spanish gunboat and ^ three launches which they disv covered there. The military gunboat Oeste has brought .'J2 rebels wounded, one dead Filipino and six wounded Americans to the hospital. It is s now known that '.)' ) insurgents g were killed during the capture of Santa Cruz. I he Snarl In Samoa. s That is a very bad state of afii fairs in Samoa and may easily v lead to a worse condition nearer B these shores. We are having the folly of undertaking to regulate ' distant savages brought home to k, us. The islands are hardly woith . picking up. yet we find three t great nations so involved in the feuds among the natives that the way to a peaceful settlement is most difficult, t The responsibility for present - conditions is not easy to place. Unquestionably the representa1 tives of Germany have been tact less and offensive; vet there is * i > enough of hullheadedness to he , r charged to the American and s British agents to account for - much of the trouble. Nobody e out there appears to have tried 2 to settle matters in a spirit of con filiation, or even to await insirucI lions lrorn higher authority. The S contentious spirit of the Samoans has infected the foreigners set 3 over them, and if we don't get s into a war it will not he because ? they haven't laid a sufficient . i foundation tor it. s ? The ugly feature of the inter- . } national situation is the hitter feeling between England and , ' Germany. Commercial and col- r. 3 onial rivalries have brought this ' about, and Germany now feels that Lord Salisbury is using his ' new American partnership to * bully and humiliate tier. With * Uncle Sam at his back .John Bull feels strong enough to "whip crea l lion," and this doesn't tend to| * I ttiiiLt* liitu niiiii'll'ili.n' l," 1 I 1 ;i =;< pczLomxzumna1 MONTHLY 11 SUFFERING. | t *T*honsand3 of I women are Ij ( troubled at s monthly inter- \\ vals with pains ^ E? I in the head, ? back, breasts, t ' * shoulders,side? s&MMHj m hips and limbs. I i But they need I ; v not suffer. jttm H These pains arc symptoms of 11 I dangecpus derangements that w 1 can be corrected. The men- tj strnal function should operate I painlessly* I. s :i WinS&Wn i makes menstruation painless, I } and regular. It puts the deli- I cate menstrual organs in condi- ^ 3 I tlon to do their work properly. 5j And that stops all this pain. I, Why will any woman suffer pi mouth after month when Wine | ' or i arum win relieve nerf It i costs $r.oo at the drug store. Why don't you get a bottle I i to-day? i j j For advice, in cases requiting special directions, address, giving symptoms, "The Ladies' Advisory Department," The ( ( Chattanooga Medicine Co., ; Chattanooga, Tenn. > < T ' Mrs. ROZENA LEWIS. ' ? : of o?rtt*ina. Ttxaa, tayti , ' " I mi traubltA at monthly Inttrval* ( ;> with torrlblo paint In my htad and back, !j bat haxt baa* antlraty ratttvaa by tfia ' ef Ciiii" # # Hidden Beauty In Egypt the custom is for Princesses to hide their beauty by covering the lower part of the face with a veil. In America the beauty of many ol our women is hidden because of the weakness anc ian custom pretheir unnealth; complexion, from the eyes of the world with the veil of the Orient. Bradfield's Female Regulator brings out a woman's true beauty. It makes her strong and well in those organs upon which her whole general health depends. It corrects all menstrual disorders. It stops the drains of Leiienrrhrpa Tt roetArpe tV?*? to its proper place. It removes the causes of headache, backache and nervousness. It takes the poor, debilitated, weak, haggard, fading woman and puts her on her feel again, making her face beautiful b> making her body well. Druggists sell It for SI bottle. Send for our free illustrated book for women The Bradfield Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga. ontrols the situation, and, it the jernian theory be correct, will lot bring it to adjustment wit.h>ut securing some decided advantage. Germany cannot wish to tight igainst such odds as she' now Micounters, and England prohibly does not desire war?hut die may he willing to go to the ?dge of it in order to force Germany to concessions and loss of irestige. The fighting of Atnercans and Englishmen side bv line is very pretty in sentiment, int in practical effect the partnerhip means dividends only to the British members of the firm.? The State. A Frightful Blunder Will often cause a horrible Jurn, Scald, Cut or Bruise. Bucken's Arnica Salve, the best in the vorld, will kill the pain and iromptly heal it. Cures Old Sores. rever Sores, I'lcers, Boils, Felons. Jorns, all Skin Eruptions. Beet ?ile cure on earth. Only 25 cte. a jox. Cure guaranteed. Sold by Drawford Bros., Druggists. 1. It is reported that the American Tobacco Company will build i tobacco factory at Timmone/ille, S. C. soon. The North Carolina and Vir. sinia soldiers got into a row in Savannah recently and several ?en were badly used up. At I'ana, 111., April 10, a very erious riot occurred, resulting n seven persons being shot to leath, two white men, three legro men and one negro woman, md nine wounded. The trial of ex-United States Senator Matthew S. Quay and lis son, for using State funds for personal benefit was begun in le uourt of (Quarter session, ['hiladelphia, Monday. The lftdictment against Mrs. )liver lor complicity in the mnrler of her husband was thrown aut of court at Columbia Tuesiay. The ground for this action was the merest technicality, the amission of one word from the indictment.