Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, June 07, 1899, Image 3
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Short Locals.
? R?v. J. H. Wilson of Richburg,
was in Lancaster Saturday.
* ?lce Cold Milk Shakes at S.
Cherry's Fruit Stand?5cts.
?Mr. F. M. Hough of Fort
^ Lawn, was in town Moudav.
?A Fresh car of Lime just received.
T. II. Davis.
?Mrs. W. G. Adams of Rock
Hill, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Frank Walker, here.
?Miss Nettie Price, left Satur\
day to attend the Summer School
\V \ at Winthrop College.
\JF ? Miss Mayme Allison, who has
been teaching school in Virginia,
is home for the vacation.
?Mr. W. L. (. ^:on of Kershaw
came up Tuesday on a business
trip. *
? Mr. J. R. Eason, a prosperous
j* merchant of|Osceola, was in Lancaster
Monday.
- ?Rev. W. F. Kstridge will
r - -^preach at Fork Hill Baptist
church on next Sunday mornina
of "I "I lnolr o tvi >
?Mrs. A. W. Butler of Richmond,
Va., is visiting the family
of her uncle, Dr. .J. F. Mackey,
here.
? Mra. Sarah Ilough, formerly
of this place, hut now of MagnAlia,
Miss., ia here on a visit to friends
and relatives.
? Associate .Justice Ira B.Jones
returned home Sunday, the spring
term of the supreme court having
adjourned Saturday.
?Rev. It. E. Small, of JelFer
^ son, S. 0., will preach at Fork
Hill church, next Sunday, June
11th, at 3:30 o'clock p. m._
?There will he Service at the
| * Episcopal church Thursday alter
noon of this week at 0:30 o'clock,
conducted bv the Rev. J. \V
-3k.
Cantey Johnson
?At a meeting of the Board
Agfirik -
sar of Commissioners Monduy, Mr.
JamoR Barton of thp Dry Section,
wan appointed manager of the
chaingang, Mr. John Gardner
having resigned.
? Presiding Elder J. B. Damp
bell will hold the third quarterly
conference in the Methodist
church hero on Fridav night at
8.30 o'clock, and will preach there
on Sunday morning at the usual
\ . hour.
?Mrp. J. M. Riddle has hpen
\\ elected by the Woman's Mission
K* ary society a delegate to the
BL Woman's State Missionary convention
to be held at McCall's on
k- the 26th instant. Mrs. M. J.
Ik.pore was chosen alternate.
?List of letters advertised for
the week ending dune (>, 1S9D.
Mrs. Mary Clinton, Mrs. F.lla
McCardell, Miss linear Selkirk,
Rev. J. (J. Belkwitli, I. Lawn,
J. A. McOahee.
J. F. Ckkooky 1\ M.
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?Mrs. R. Young and her
daughter, Miss Annie, left Satur
day for a visit to Mrs. h. B. Cook
of Rock Hill. Miss Annie will
attend the Summer School,
which will be held during the
vacation at Winthmp College.
IN CONTINENCE of waternprtnir p
Stopped Immediately by 1)H K. Uktoiion'h
Anti dirktio. OtirsH ohllilrcn mid mlulii
\ alike Price tl. Sold by J. K Maekoy <V Co
' DruKKlStN. I.ani"??tcr. 8. 0.
? Mr. J. T. Hell, who has been
in bad health for sometime, fainted
on the*streets of Lancaster last
Monday. He was carried into
Dr. Rutledfce'a dental office, v. here
I he soon recovered sufficiently to
1^** \ admit of his being taken home
\ later in the day.
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Thomas Thurman, deputy sheriff of
Troy, Mo., says if everyone in the
United States Ahould discover the virtue
of DeWitt's Wit?h Hazel Salve
for piles, rectal troubles and skin diseases,
the demand could not be supplied.
Crawford Bros.
Installation Services.
The Installation of Rev. Chalmers
Fraser, will t.ake place on
next Sunday in the Presbyterian
church, here. The services will
be conducted bv Rev. I)r. J. H.
Thornwell of Fort Mill assisted
by Rev. J. H. VVilson, of Richburp:.
During1 Summer we are liable to
Stomach and Rowel troubles, such a?
Diarrhoea, Colic, Cramps, etc.. for
which Dr M. A. Simmons Diver
Medicine is highly recommended.
A Vase of Smallpox, year li'axItaWf
y. C.
On Thursday evening of last
week. Mr. Simion Dunlap, who
has been living in Rock Hill, returned
to his home about a mile
from Waxhaw, N. C., feeling very
unwell. He Rent for Dr. Doster.
to comfl and see him, who, after
examining him, pronounced his
illness a case of smallpox.
W. T. Davis, Kuhy, S. C., writes : Dr.
M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine cures
Pains in the Hack, and that "Out of
Sorts" Tired Feeling. I think it four
times as strong as Zeillin's and lilack
Draught.
List of Jurors.
The following jurors have heen I
drawn to serve at the .June turn
of court.:
t m.:n: /i nr T^H? A
.1 l? I. Ill I II ps, MHO. ? . EilllS, A
M Gordon, Dtiren Liles, M. V,
Hinson, W L Crimminger, C .1
(iriflin, W R Miller. A K Hood
A Prit-ha Cauthen, J F Copeland,
\V TI Burns, L J Funderhurk,J
F Barker, C .J L Moody, I) F Hunter.
J D Nisbet, II N Snwell, A
F M MoMaurray, .1 A Bridges,
J no I) A rant, I W Crenshaw,
Clark Knbinson, ?Ino O Turner.
W li Caskey, .1 A Estridge T 0
Horton, I? M Hilton, Jamep E
Bowers, W T Morris, W I) John
son, W B Bruce, W J Lowrv, G
W Cauthen, C Amos Bird,JnoS
Miller.
What is Kodol Dyspepsia Cure? It
is (he newlv ilUmivMrcii mmi>ilr t lu?
ino-t affective preparation ever devia-1
ed for aiding the digestion and assim-1
ilatioti of food, and restoring the deranged
digestive organs to a natural
condition. It is a discovery surpassing
anvthing yet known to the medical
profession. Crawford tiros.
THE NEW PASTOR.
The Rev. J. P. Kiiox Delivers
His Initial Sermon.
The Rev. J. P. Knox of York,
the new pastor of the Associate
Reformed Presbyterian church in
Columbia, succeeding the Rev. ,1.
(1. Dale, who recently resigned,
has arrived in the city, accompanied
by bis wife. Saturday the
congregation had at. outing at
Ilyatr Park, and there the members
of the church became acquainted
with the new pastor and
his wife.
Yesterday Air. Knox delivered
his initial sermon at the hall of
the Woodmen of the World,
which is being used by the
church. In the course of his ser
iuoii he made some references to
the retiring pastor, the Rev. Mr.
I I ??_US \\t fc at ?? n i.ruootif * R ? ^
v II ??'/ n t*;> rnrui til at
were of such a character aa to
move many to tears. The congregation
ia delighted with new the
pastor.
* Mr. Dale, though he haa resigned
in order to become a missionary,
will not enter upon his
new work until the fall. HeNgoes
as missionary to Mexico, instead
of to China, as previously announced.?The
State, June 5.
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Biliousness
"1 have and roar valuable OAH<'A<
RRT8 and find them perfect. Couldn't d<
without them. I hare used them for some li tut
for Indigestion and biliousness and am now com
plctcly cured. Recommend them, to every one
Once tried, you will never be without them It
the family.'' Edw. a Manx, Albany. N. Y.
& CATHARTIC ^
tomote
TWAOt MANN noailHW
Pleasant. Palatable. Potent. Taste Good. r>
Good. Never Sicken. Weaken, or Gripe. 10c. 25c, 50c
... CURE CONSTIPATION. ...
trmrtj Cmmpmmy, (klnn, Inlml. ? T?t. Stl
I Hn.TD.RIP Sold and msranteed hv all drug*
HW-IU-PAU gluts to CtlKK Tobacco Habit.
.J. A. Sehear, of Sedalia, Mo., bavet
his chiltl from death bv croup by us
ingone Minute Cough Cure. It curei
coughs, colds, pneumonia, la grippi
ami all throat and lnntr imnKiM
Crawford Bros.
fjtincaater'H Market.
On Tuesday, June 6, coftoi
and produce brought the follow
inir prices :
COTTON.
Good middling, (
Strict middling 5-^
Middling, 1
ritODCOK.
Butter (good ), per pound,,.. . 10 to 12^
Kggs, per dozen, 8 to i
Chickens, in to 2!
Peas, per bushel, 71
Corn, perbushel 6(
IIams(honie raised),per pound..0 to 1(
Shoulders (home raised), per lb., ()} ? to'
The above prices are paid h\
merchants for any of the abovt
I named products, and is publisher
fortlie benefit of those who have
l hem for sale.
Would .lol Niiffcr No Again foi
Flfl) Time* I In Price.
1 awoke last night with severe paim
in my stomach. I never felt so badl^
in all my life. When 1 came down t<
work this morning I felt so weak ]
could hardly work. I went to Millei
?fc McCurdy's drug store and the}
recommended t:i>Binliurl?it?'a f.vii,.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, li
worked like magic and one dose tixei
me all right. It certainly is the lineal
thing 1 eyei used for stomach trouble
I shall not he without it in my liomt
hereafter, for 1 should not care to endure
the sufferings of last night again
for titty times its price.?(J. H. Wilson,
l.i eryman, Hngettstown, Washington
Co.. J'a. This remedy is foi
sale by .1. K. Macl ey A Co.
A CHANGE OF TUNE.
Colored Preacher in New Yorl
( ives Good Advice.
Now York, Joue 1.? Sermoni
touching upon the recent lynch
ings in the south were preachec
by a number of the colored pas
tors in the city to-day.
In St. Mark's church, Rev. Dr
Brooks, in his sermon on lynch
ings, says: '"The trouble is at tin
doors of (lod's churches. If the]
would arouse themselves in lesi
than live years there would bo n<
more lynehings. But the negn
must take the advice of hn
friend*. Self defense and hot re
venire must be his reward. Sii
must be stopped and then th<
crime which grows out of it wil
stop, and I say thin as one of tin
race. The negro must have an<
show respect for all womanhoot
? white as well as black. 11<
j does not respect the women o
his own color enough.
Catarrh Cannot be Cured
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, a
they cannot reach the seat of tlie dis
ease. Catarrh is a blood or constitu
tional disease, and in order to cure i
you must take internal remedies
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internal
ly, and acts directly on the blood an<
I mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cur
is not a quack medicine. It was pre
j scribed by one of the best physician
i in this country for jears, and is a refl
ular prescription. It is composed c
j the best tonics known, combined wit
the best blood puriller, acting direct
ly on the mucous surfaces. The per
feet combination of the two ingredi
ents is wtiat produces such wonderfi
results in curing Catarrh. Send fo
testimonials, free.
F. J. C11KNKY & CO., Proprietor!
Toledo* Ohio.
Sold by druggists, price 7fic
Hall's Family l'ills are the beat.
I GREAT
MEN'!
5 MEN'S SHIRTS. ?
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BIG PL)
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A Manufacture
Summer Shi
; Gauge
!? ^Q ^ ^ $10 $
! i ,6oo Shirts at c
> cy down?remarka
J in this paper we wil
; counters will be
1 They are 75c, $1 a
rush them off at
prices are a mere
among the summe
? then think where 1
1 Y r? 1 '11 K n\r liprp>
w? ai y iivi
P # ^
r 40-inch finest Shee
\ match at 1 5 cents:
WHA
FOR THE
Yard-wide Duck
5c a yard; 1,400
summer patterns,
} while they are here
' Island Remnants f
heavy Cottonade I
"Seconds," cheap ;
. We don't wait for t
cut and slash price*
s dy, a few pieces sli<
5 a nickle a yard ; 2
) J #
s anteed, made like
" for 45 cents.
; we
j SKIRT ]
! Neat figured M
full width, lined c
going at 90 cents ;
s latest circular flare
| luck to find their e
ful stock of Para
I white and hlack.
s pair Pants to arrr
if auction.
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?>! N. B.?Anothe
Shoes and Ladi
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SELLING OF
L Z MEN'S SHIRTS, J
SHIRTS.
^ ????? ? ? ? .N
SON'S
rcHase.
er's Entire Stock of
rts. One Narrow
Car Load.
>ur own price for the monLI
1 tin
nie values. wfiat we say
11 do in this store. Three
loaded with tKese shirts,
nd $1.25 goods. We will
25c, 45c and 65c. Our
fraction of their worth
r goods. Look at them,
you can do half as well.
Think of il?7 cents for
r India Linon. You can't
?450 yards sold in a day.
T A RUSH
REMNANTS
Remnants, good patterns,
yards yard-wide Percale,
the 15c quality?yours,
, for 5c ; 2,000 yards Sea
or 3c a yard ; 1,250 yards
*ants Cloth, what is called
it 15c, going fast at 9 cts.
:he summer to pass. We
5 now. 15c fancy Organghtly
imperfect?yours for
00 summer Corsets, guarthe
dollar corset?yours
iu 120 SPECIAL
BARGAINS
.ohair Skirts, nicely made,
1 ? % -
mcl bound, worth $1.50,
figured Silk Skirts in the
, for $2.50?you'd be in
qual at S3.50. A beautisols
with dainty handles,
100 men's Suits and 250
vc this week, red hot from
AHldWlli
? * n'
r new lot of Douglas
es' Slippers just come.