Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, May 03, 1899, Image 3
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M \ V t " A A f A
Short Locals.
?Mr. M. F. Jones of Yorkville
was in Lancaster Tuesday.
?Mr. P. McCorkle, of Rock
llill, spent Sunday with his wife,
here.
? Mr. J. D. Flynn of New Cut,
1 has been confined to his room for
several days with throat trouble.
?Miss Mazie Witherspoon re
turned yesterday from a visit to
Kershaw.
?Mr. J. C. McDow, of Charleston,
visiting Ins family here,
this week.
?Mr. J. K. Norment of the
News and Courier was in Lancaster
yesterday looking after the
interest of his paper.
?Miss Evelyn Hough, who has
been teaching school at Taxahaw
for some time returned home
Saturday.
^ INCONTINENCE of wntcrnp rlnif mWd
U>!'|>ect Immediately by DK. k. Detohon'k
Anti Dicktic. Cures children and adult*
alike. Price >1. Sold by J. P. Mackey A Co.
DruKjrista. I.ancnsler. S. C.
* * ?Mr. J. W. Withers, of the Columbia
State, was in Lancaster
Monday in the interest of his
paper.
?The infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Whitley, born'
April 23, died and was buried at
the Laurel Ilill burying ground
Sunday.
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 L. B. Q. on each tablet.
? Miss Lizzie M. Belk who lias
b^en teaching for several months
in the Kershaw Graded School,
has returned to her home in
Dixie.
?ICE. and plenty of it, from
now on during the season, in any
quantity. Ice hours for Sunday
8 to 0, 12 to 2, and fi to 7. 'I'lionc
12. J. B. Mackorki.L.
April 18, '09.?tf.
?LOST?between Lancaster
and the White l'lain post office by
the mail rider a package containing
ribbon. The tinder will please
leave at any of the post ollices
along the route.
?Mr. J. C. Blackmon of the
Taxahaw section sent us Tuesday
a curiosity in the shape of a corn
cob. It is shaped somewhat like
a human hand and has five fing
ers on it.
?A bridge is badly needed
)over Lynches river just belaw the
old Massey mill, on the road lead
ing from Lancaster to White
Plains. This bridge is on the line
between this county and ChesS
terfiold.
? List of letters advertised for
the week ending May 2. 1 SOi*:
Mattie M. Wilson, Will Borders,
Alfred Beckham, Charlie Heckham,
John 1. Copeland, Mr. Hepburn,
Mr. J. K. Massey, Perry
McDawel. Jos. F. Gregory,P.M.
? The quarterly M. K. conference
of the Tradesville circuit
was held at Bethel church on last
L Saturday and Sunday. On Sun
(ft day night a missionary meeting
W \ was held at Tabernacle church,
at which a number of the young
f ladies ol tlie church gave several
beautiful songs and recitations
appropriate to the occasion.
Presiding Elder Campbell was
present at the meeting, and, after
(complimenting the young ladies
very highly upon their work and
paying that if he could do so with
propriety ho would say, "Hurrah
1 for Tabernacle!" gave a short
but very interesting talk to tho
r audience.
*?K
' *
A * * 4?Mr.
W. II. Edwards of Chester
county is visiting his sister,
Mrs. II. B. Pardue.
?Dr. and Mrs. W. II. Sapp, of
Tradesville, were in Lancaster
Tuesday.
? Governor Ellerbe's condition
has grown worse since he has
been in Summerville. He will
be taken back to Columbia.
WANTED?Eggs, Chickens,
Peas, Corn, Potatoes, and vegetables
ot all kind. Iligliost market
price paid. II. B. Collins,
tf. wits. Next door above bank.
?Parties who are indebted to
me for beef or anything else,
must come forward and settle immediately.
Further indulgence
' * 1
will not V>e granted.
W. P. Caskey.
?Mr. Chas. I). Patterson, formerly
of Lancaster, is visiting
friends and relatives hpro II?
joined the army at Danville Virginia
where he was employed as
a machinist at the time war was
declared with Spain and has just
; been mustered out of service, lie
will spend a couple of weeks here
before going hack to his new
| home.
J Notice.
A full attendance of the mem!
hers of the Baptist church is re'
quested to he present on next
Sunday morning. May 7, 1S99.
J. II. Boldriduk.
i True Hills.
True bills were found by the
Grand Jury of the Federal
j Court at Greenvi le, in the
cases of Klvin Kelly and Will
| Winn, charged with breaking into
| the Dry Creek post office. Also,
Sp nee Ghent and Mack Ghent
charged with passing counterfeit
j money.
<>?/// h Few More I .eft.
Those who desire to secure
i some of the famous .vfrican Limb
less cotton seed will do well to
I send .ill flieir nril??r? Onlv
a few bushels left. First come,
first served.
tf. T. K. Cunningham.
; A'o Certificate lirt/ulrert.
J Charleston S. C., April 24, 1800.
(r. W. Jones, Esq.
Dixie Camp, 1175,
Lancaster, S. C.
j Dear Sir:
Yours of the 22nd has been received.
At the meeting of the
I Executive committee held on the
j night of the 24th, it was decided
| that certificates were not neces[
sary,?that the badge of a Oonfedi
orate Veteran was all that was
j necessary to entitle them to reJceive
the hospitalities of the city.
Yours truly.
Rout. P. Evans,
/ tl.l /I T- r
vii 111 voiii. on i in or mi a i ion.
Another MitUlle of the ltoad Murriuf/e.
The churches, the parsonages
; and even the ever reliable magistrates
ollice seems to he loosing
j ground so far as being popular
places for marriages. These are
now fast giving away to a more
novel and unique style, to that of
! being married in the middle of
I the road. On Tuesday evening
'of last week while on his way
| home from Lancaster, Notary
Public T. B. Nisbet, of Jacksonham,
sat in his buggy and married
a couple. The contracting parties
were ivtr. William Wilson and
Miss Lizzie Medlin of North Caro
una.
To Curo Conatlpnt Ion ror?f*f,
Take Caacareu Candv Cathartic. 10c or 25c.
li C. C. O. fail to cure, druggiate refund money.
A BIG
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OF BAf
STROr
DEMONSTF
LOW P
"I have beta lining UMAKKTSfor
Insomnia, with which I have been aflltcted for
over twenty years, and I can say that Caecarete
have given me more relief than any other remedy
I have ever tried. I shall certainly recommend
them to my friends ns being all they are
represented." Taos. Gillaud. Elgin, 111.
Pleasant. Palatable. Potent. Taste Good. Do
I Good. Never Sicken. Weaken, or Gripe. 10c. J5e. &0e.
... CURB CONSTIPATION. ...
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MO-TO-BAC
Lancaster'* Market.
On Tuesday, May 2, cotton
and produce brought the follow
itig prices :
COTTON.
Good middling ?5
Strict middling. 5?g
Middling, 5?^
PHODIICK.
Hotter (good), per pound, 12)?
Eggs, per dozen, ,.,.10
Chickens, 15 to 25
Peas, per bushel, 75 to80
Com, per bushel, 00
Ilamsdiome raised),per pound, 10tol2^
Shoulders ( home raised), per lb., G,'? to?
The l.'ii ion Meet hit/
The Union meeting of the
Moriah Baptist Association was
held last Friday, Saturday and
Sunday at White BlutT church.
The attendance on Saturday and
Sunday was very large. The discussion
?if Mormnnism created a
great deal of interest. The large
crowds ?were remarkably attentive
and well behaved and this
writer did not see any misconId.w.f
?.v ..11 Tb? 1171.:?_ 1)1 .?
i vjuli rat, on. i uc n niiu DIUII
community made a fine impresI
ninn on all the visitors and they
! will he glad to go there again.
I Rev .lahez Ferris, the new pastor
at Kershaw, made a fine imj
pression and will he a valuable
: help to the regular working force.
Rev. J. U. Boldridge preached on
Saturday night and Sunday morning.
Rev. Mr. Blackmon preach,
ed on Sunday afternoon. This
j meeting of the Union was an unusually
good one. The next will
be held with the Bethlehem
|church in next July.
? Mr. Anion McManus of Chesterfield,
we are informed has a
: five acre field ot wheat waist high.
Before the discovery of One Minute
Cough Cure, ministers were greatly
disturbed by coughing eongregations.
No excuse for it now. Crawford Bros.
?Mr. Robert 0. Brown is visitin?r
his sister Mrs. S. \V. Heath at
Kershaw.
Mothers wishing stout healthy girls
should give them Simmons Squaw
Vine Wine or Tablet s as they approach
puberty.
When JlKu ask for S)r. M. A. Simmons
Liver Medicine, see that you get
it and not some worthless imitation.
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VERY choicest of
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you're sure to \
'creates such effect as g
BEAUTIES
GANSON'S j
(SECOND
Every lady's wish
she thinks is exclusive!
is different from any <
nie McLarnon can fix
nobody else has. T1
imitate her.
A SPREAD 01
600 yards solid whi
for 3 cents; 300 yards
fine 30 cent kind, for
solid white Nainsook,
10 pieces wool spring
at 35 cents, for 20 cen
lid-, r ronnn r-lipnn of
nun v_/i v,i iv^djj ai
800 yards 1 5 cent Prir
only 800 yards left of
Organdy we are giving
other lot of those 8 cc
men's $1 Shirts at 5c
sold us at one-half pric
the clothing fire in N
Pants, damaged by wa
TARE NOTE
MARK
4\ I 1 nr\ n-orfli rv f coi
\> i , wv/ \u;i ui vji ocii
ladies' brown Hose at
#
yards l>est China Ma
I tains, i ,000 yards Win
1 Slippers have come at
I shoe hnsiness; pretenti
we arc selling the stuf
IN T<
, }oo pairs Sach s 1
W. QA
Another lot of S<
tresses, Spring Beds a
tot
(GAINS
^JGEST
1ATI0N OF
'RI6ES.
new spring goods comEvery
nerve strainlrgain
list with goods
vant. No advertising
iving genuine values.
OF SPRING
MILLINERY I
stock.)
is to have a hat which
y her own, and that it
one else's. Miss Min;
up something which
le best of them can't
7 BARGAINS.
te Lawn, 6 cent kind,
solid white Pique, that
15 cents; 1,100 yards
7 cent kind, only 4 cts ;
Dress Suitings, cheap
ts ; 3 pieces black Eng60
cents, for 40 cents;
ited Piques for 8 cents;
that 10 cent printed
I away at 6 cents. Annt
Percales at 5 cents ;
? cents?manufacture?s
:e to realize cash; from
ew York, a lot of fine
.ter.
I OF THIS!
WELL !
nple Hats; 100 dozen
3 cents a pair ; 1,000
ttings, 300 Lace Curdow
Scrim. Our new
last; we are doing the
on stores mnv tnlh hut
3D AY
Cincinnati Slippers.
NSON.
ivving Machines, Maine!
Chairs. W.G.