Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, June 14, 1899, Image 5
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$ Short Locals.
?Ice Cold Milk Shakes at S.
Cherry's Fruit Stand?5cts.
^ ?A Fresh car of Lime just re?
oeived. T. H. Davis.
?Rev. J. W. Little will preach
at Camp Creek Baptist church at
3 o'clock p. m. next Sunday, 18th
inst. 4
?Mr. W. B. Dunlap. of Rock
Hill, was the guest of R E. Wylie,
Esq.. Friday and Saturday.
?Mepsrs. Lovie Roddeyand W.
T. Hough, of Fort Lawn, spent
Sunday in Lancaster.
?Mrs. M. J. Jones, and MisR
Meter .Tones, are visiting relatives
at Newberry, S. C.
? Rev. W. O. Ewart and family
arevisitine relatives at. Anderson,
8. C.
? Mrs. J. E. Taylor and two
children are visitinc relatives at
k Due West, vS. O.
?Mr. John Adams. Jr.. returnx
ed home Saturday from Clemson
|*^OoUgyfl. to spend the vacation.
? Mr. James Hamel, of the
Kershaw Era, paid a visit to relatives
here yesterday.
? Miss Jessie Beckham, of
Pleasant, Hill, visited Lancaster
this week.
?See Treasurer's report on
second, third and sixth paee of
this i isne of The Enxkrpmirk.
?Captain W. II. Edward, of
Landcford is visiting his sister,
Mrs. H B. Pardue. here.
K ?Mr. Edward Oreeorv returned
home yesterday from Clemson
^ College, for the vacation.
Bp" ?The rain Sunday night was
Xk pond one, and from what we
can learn, everybody in the connA
ty got a pood season.
?Icecream will be served by
gUllc Indie's of the Presbyterian
jpEghurch, on Friday next, from 6 to
*f?Q p. m., at the court house.
p|B ? Mr. John. W. Condor, of the
^ Gregory-Kliea Mule company,
Columbia, is spendinp a few days
^ m Lancaster.
? Mr. Crockett. McMurrav reinvrmrl
K/?ma Cntu?-Je?? f
hh vui i?? m inniir uonn wa y lliMH
I Davidson College, after a few
ayn visit at Richburg.
Wm v
?The first okr t blossom that
we have seen this season was in
the possession of Mr. Augustus
Lv Armstrong, who lives four miles
^ east of Lancaster.
KL ?The official cotton report was
I ||issued Sattifday at Washington.
aT^e average'reduction in acreage
jpr ikubout 8 per cent. Conditions 2
kt per cent, less favorable than this
TO time last year.
?Dr. Poster, of Osceola, re
| queers us to state that the imI
preswion that a case of am 11 pox
) was present there last week, or
at. anv time, is fortunately a ratstake
Thanks Dr. for the correcf
tiop.
?The 4kOedar Creek" planta
!m lands bordering on the
tawba river, better known as
rt of the estate lands of the
te D. VV. Brown, now owned by
r ex-Congressman, Dr. Strait,
id the immediate suction, is
[>m reports, the most favored
irfc of the county, seasons coniered,
as on last Sunday eveng
qnite a rainfall was experiiced
there which made it doubly
asonable for farm operations,
i up to that time the place had
it suffered for rain. The Dr. rents
everything up-to-date, and
pon the whole, with more than
verage prospects.
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?Liat of lettera advertised for
, the week ending June 13,1899:
J. P. King, John Short.
- J. F. Gregory, P. M.
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bat you want is not tem po rary relief
from piles but a cure to stay
cured. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
cures piles, and they stay cured.
Crawford Bros.
?The Rum Creek people were
visited by rain, a very good season
on Sunday last, which of
course revived everything putting
a different face on nature
generally, and oh ! the spirits of
the people how rejoiced they are
at the ehanee. Wheat harvest
over-find the sheaves ready for
the threashing machines. The
yield pier acre good. No fruit in
the immediate vicinity. Gar
dens suffered alike with the crops
from the effects of the drought?
a lapse of atj'?ut seven weeks.
Averrage sttHii^nf cotton also the
corn r.ron in cnnd Rhnnn ho
greatly benefitted. Mr. James
Barton a vprv aged and honored
citizen, and we might say the
patriarch of his section, who has
been an invalid for the last four
years retains his spirit of resignation
with meekness remarkable
for one of his day.
Bam Burned.
Mrs. Laura Moore, who lives
near Flat Creek, lost her barn
and stables by tire last Friday
night, and in addition to the
buildings, her buggy, wagon, harness,
corn and fodder and mule
were burned. The loss falls very
I ! I _ _ ?f * ? ? %
neuviiv on airs. aioore as sne cia
not have a cent of insurance. The
fire occurred between 11 aud 12
o'clock at night, and is thought to
have been the work of an incendiary.?Era.
13.
Would !Vot NuffVr Mo .lunin for
Flfly Timet* I|m Price.
I awoke last night with severe pains
in my stomach, i never felt so badly
in ali my life. When I came down to
work this morning I felt so weak I
could hardly work. I went to Miller
A McCurdy's drug store and they
recommended Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It
worked like mngic and one dose llxed
me all right. It certainly isthednest
thing I ever used for stomach trouble.
I shall not he without it in my home
hereafter, for I should not care to en
dure the suffering* of last n iff lit affain
for fifty times its price.?G. II. Wilson,
Li erynian, Rugettstown, Washinffton
Co., 1'a. This remedy is for
sale by J. F. Mackey & Co.
IuMtallution Servicem.
Rev. Chalmers Fraser, the new
pastor of the Presbyterian church,
was formally installed in his pastorate
at the morning service
Sunday by a commission appointed
for that purpose by Bethel
presbytery. Rev. J. H. Thorn well,
D. D., of Fort Mill, presided, and
delivered the charge to the pastor.
He also preached an able
and instructive sermon, selecting
as his text Gen. 21 to 24, inclusive.
Rev. Joseph H. Wilson, of
Bascomville, delivered the charge
to the congregation. The services
were very interesting and were
witnessed by a large audience.
1 he usual morning services in the
Methodist church were omitted
out of courtesy to the new pastoi
1 I- I ? . ^ * ?
ami ills' congregation, ana i'resiaing
Elder Campbell and Rev,
J. E. Carlisle, with the Methodic
brethren, were interested witnesses
of the solemn ceremonies
In recognition of this courtesy
the 1'resbyterian congregation
worshipped at the night service
at the Methodist church. At the
conclusion of the installation ser
1 vice. Dr. Thornwell invited every
body to come forward and give
the new pastor a handshake
i which was done in the good oldfashioned
style.
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IGONSTIPATIOF
"1 tan COM 14 tor* U i time wltkaat m
*f tta k?w?li, not talof able to
awn tbeta axoapt by using tat water Injectloaa.
Cbroslo oonatlnation for n**d years placed ma la
tbli terrible condition; during tbat time I did everything!
beard of but never found any relief; aueb
waa my eaae until 1 began ualng CABCABBTtt, 1
now bave from one to three paatagea a day, and If 1
waa rich 1 would give 1100.00 for each movement; it
la auoh a relief." atlmer L. Uokt,
im Buaaell tit.. Detroit, Mich.
CANDY
M CATHARTIC
WWCOWfo'
Pleasant. Palatablo. Potent. Taste Good. T>o ^
Good, Merer Hioben, Weaken, or Gripe, 10c, Ale. SOo.
... CURE CONSTIPATION. ...
taartlag I?W; Cowpaay, Chlaaga, E?.tr?.l, Raw Tart. Stt ^
Lancaster9* Market.
On Tesdav, June 13, cotton
and produce brought the foliowintr
prices :
COTTON. J
Good middling, fi
Strict. middling 5%
Middling, 6
I'KODIJCK. i
Butter (good), per pound,... . 10 to Jt
Kggs, per dozen, 9 to 10
Chickens, 15 to 25
Peas, per bushel, 75
Corn, perbushel, 60
llatnsdioine raised), per pound..9 to 10
Shoulders (home raised),per lb., to7
The above prices are paid by ?||
merchants for any of the above
named products, and is published
for the benefit of those who have
them for sale. ?
IN CONTINENCE of watcrnp rlnst sleep ^
slopped immediately by Or. E. Dktohon'b
Anti Dil'ETic. Cures children and adults C
alike. Price VI. Sold by J. F. Mackey & Co.
Druggists. Lancaster. S. O. #-|
?Senator Hough spent a few p
days in Columbia last week.
Before the discovery of One Minute ^
Cough Cure, ministers were greatly
disturbed by coughing congregations. c
No excuse for it now. Crawford Brcs. ^
?Mrs. Ella Hardin and family, ^
of Winnsboro, are visiting relatives
here. ^
Restore the menstrual and Generative
Organs to natural conditions so *
they will do their duty by taking Simmons
Squaw Vine wine or Tablets.
?Miss Rosa Ilougb, of Fort _
T.awn ia vitiili nir tha fa*?-?il?r r\f 16
I ? * ? * ? \i
j Mrs. M. J. Ilough here. |
W. T. Davis, Ruby, S. C., writes: Dr. I
M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine cures
Pains in the Pack, and that "Out of
Sorts" Tired Feeling. I think it four
times as strong as Zeillin's and Black
Draught. p
?Mr. (Maud Crowell, of Rock
Hill, is visiting his Bister, Mrs.
Frank Walker, here. \
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure completely |
digests food within th^ stomach and
intestines an 1 renders all classes of L
food capable of being assimilated and I
converted into strength giving tissue (
building substances. Crawford Bros.
? Mrs. II. W. Mobley, of Heath ^
Spring? who has been visiting
relatives here, returned home ^
yesterday. (
?MePHrs. Louis Montgomery ^
Co. are out with their threshing
machine, and have threshed sev- c
era! lota of grain in and around j
town.
J. A. < liesr. of Sulalia, o., saved
his child from death bv croup by using
One Minute Cough Cure. It cures
coughs, colds, pneumonia, la grippe (
, and all throat and lung troubles. ,
Crawford Bros. *
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Winthrop College Scholarship
; and Entrance Examination. {
The examinations for the award of ?
vacant scholarships in Winthrop Col- i
' lege and for fhe admission of new 1
, students will be held at the County |
. Court House on Friday, July *21st at
U a. m. j
Applicants must not be less than
' iitteen yearsof age. 1
? hen scholarships are vacated after
I .flllv 21?r. Ihpv will ho awar.l.wl In 1
, those making the highest average at
thia examination. ?
The coat of attendance, including
board, furnished room, heat, light and
* washing is only $8.50 per month.
j For further information and a catalogue
address Pres. D. B. Johnson,
* Rock Hill, 8. C.
Tt? Car* Constipation Vorovor* <
Take Onscareta Candv Cathartic. lOo or Ik.
If O.C.O. tall to eore, druifitU refund aosif.
GREAT Si
MEN'S
J MEN'S SHIRTS. ? \
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BI6 PUl
Manufacturer
Summer Shirt;
Gauge C
'mr*rx\ ji A ii
3R3KSB SR^RJW
i ,600 Shirts at our
:y down?remarkable
n this paper we will (
:ounters will be' los
Ihey are 75 c, $1 and
ush them off at 25
>rices are a mere fi
imong the summer <
hen think where yoi
You'll buy here. T1
^o-inch finest Sheer ]
natch at 1 5 cents?4
WHAT
FOR THE F
Yard-wide Duck R
;c a yard; 1,400 ya
ummer patterns, tl
vhile they are here, <
Island Remnants for
leavy Cottonade Pai
'Seconds," cheap at
We don't wait for the
:ut and slash prices r
ly, a few pieces sligh
i nickle a yard ; 200
inteed, made like t
or 45 cents.
WF K&u;
SKIRT B
Neat figured Mol
Till width, lined an(
*oing at 90 cents ; fi
atest circular flare, i
nek to find their eqi
ful stock of Parasol
white and black. 1
3air Pants to arrive
luciion.
W. QS
N. B.?Another
Shoes and Ladies
*
ELLING OF
J MEN'S SHIRTS. J
HIRTS
SONS
*CHASE.
s Entire Stock of
s. One Narrow
3ar Load.
own price for the mon:
values. What we say
io in this store.' Three
ided with these shirts.
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L >125 goods. We will
c, 45c and 65c. Our
raction of their worth
roods. Look at them,
li can do half as well,
link of il?7 cents for
India Linon. You can't
.50 yards sold in a day.
A RUSH
IEMNANTS.
.emnants, good patterns,
irds yard-wide Percale,
le 15c. quality?yours, #
or 5c ; 2,000 yards Sea
3c a yard ; 1,250 yards
its Cloth, what is called
15 c, going fast at 9 cts.
i summer to pass. We
low. 15c fancy Organtly
imperfect?yours for
summer Corsets, guarhe
doll ar corset?yours
120 SPECIAL
If If TfTr^
lair Skirts, nicely made,
i bound, worth $1.50,
igured Silk Skirts in the
for $2.50?you'd be in
tal at $3.50. A beautiis
with dainty handles,
00 men's Suits and 250
this week, red hot from
LNjSON.
new lot of Douglas
Slippers just come.
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