Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, June 17, 1899, Image 3
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^ Short Locals.
?Ice Cold Milk Shakes at S.
^ Cherry's Fruit Stand?5cts.
~ ?A Fresh car of Lime just received.
T. H. Davis.
--We are indebted to Mrs. C.
H. Deal for a nice mess of okra.
?Mr. Henry M. Culp a student
at Clemson College returned
hbtane Thursday for the vacation.
?Mary McCain the wife ot Jim
McCain, and daughter of Bishop
I. C. Clinton, died in Blackshurg
Wednesday morning.
? Hannah Wylie an aged and j
well known colored woman died |
Wednesday night. She was about
80 years old.
?Rev. J. M. Pardue will preach
at Mr. .J. F. G. Carter's residence
at half past 3o'o.lock on the fourth
Sunday, June 25th.
I ? There will he an entertainment
at Onkliurst academy on
- June 23, 1809. The proceeds
v'~ " will he applied to ihe Heath
Spring Methodist church. Admission
fee, Ifi cents.
The Firet Cotton Bloom*.
We are in receipt of two cotton
blooms. One from Mr. T. M.
Fntzptrick's river place, by Mr.
D. L. Adams, and one raised hy
Wyatt Coleman, from the Cedar
Creek section of this count; .
Would .\ot NiiftYr So iKnin for
Flfly Tliiioit I In Prior.
I awoke last night with severe pains
in my stomach. I never felt so badly
in all my life. When I came down to
work this morning I felt so weak I
eould hardly work. I went to Miller
& McCurdy's drug store and they
recommended Chamberlain1* Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It
worked like magic and one dose fixed
(me all right. It certainly is the finest
thing 1 evei used for stomach trouble.
' \ i shall not be without, it in my home
hereafter, for I should not care to en\
dure the sufferings of last night again
for fifty times its price.?C. II. Wil
son, Li eryman, Bngettstown, Wash- j
ington Co., I'a. This remedy is for]
sale by J. F. Mackey & Co.
Lancaster Requested to Heti> .
The following letter was re
ceived byCapt. B J Witherapoon
and possibly others, requesting
Lancaster county to co operate
with the Executive Committee hi j
providing entertainment for those ,
of the Confederate Veterans who !
desire to attend the re union at
Chester July '20 27. The following
committee have been selected to
solicit contributions fur this pur- |
./ pose:
IlKADqUAKTKKS KEI'MUN I
- CoMMITTKK, (
ij ' Chkht*k, H. (J., June 10,
'J) At a meeting of the general
, executive committee w ho has |
charge of?the entertainment of'
South Carolina division, Urdted!
Confederate veterans, at (Chester,
July '26-27, it was decided to invite
our neighboring counties?
York, Lancaster, Fairfield and
Union?to assist as they feel disposed.
The following named
veterans and sons of veterans I
have been appointed for your|
county to collect any funds contributed
towards assisting Chester
in giving our old soldiers a creditable
entertainment: Captain
J. C Foster, Cap'ain B J. Witherspoon.
Captain Anms McManus,
I). A. Williams, J. W. Williams,
T. M. Fitzpatrick, I)r. B. C Mr
Manns, J. M. Kiddle, W. Q. A.
Porter (Dixie), W. T Gregory,
W. C. Thomson, T. Y. Williams,
F>q., W. C. Hough, Esq., R. B.
Allison, Eaq.. It. E. Wylie, Esq.,
Thurlow S. Carter. A. J. Clark,
Cantain .1 V Wploh /ItflmUmi
II. H. (Jooch, Geo. W. Jones, Robt.
M. Kirk, Rohert Crawford. L, M.
Clyburn, J. M. Ilood, L. C. Payspur,
T. K. Cunningham, J.
M Heath.
Please forward funds collected to
finance committee,
W. II. IIarpin,
' J. C. MoFadpkn,
T. B. Woons,
Chester, fcJ. C.
M A till A. 1K1TEK.
Delighted With our Dearbur
Letter. Urges the FAiry to
routinue Tiietu.
Mr. Editor :?Sume time hs
elapsed Rtnec any cominunicatio
haR appeared in the Entkrcris
giving ur the local news of the
vicinity. Oijp farmers have thei
crops in good condition. Th
acreage in corn and cotton i
about the same as last. year. Th
acreage of wheat and oats hav
been increased 100 per cent. Th
yield has bee?n fair on hottom an
sandy lands. On red clay land
oats has failed, and wheat wi
not produce more than u ha1
crop. Cotton (except, on cla
lands where the seed failed t
germinate) is doing well at d i
clear of urasa. Oorn was ohecke
in its growth hv the drought, hn
has r evived gr* atlv since th
recent, rains. There is an in< reas
in the acreage of peas and boi
ghiiHi. Gardens have been grea!
iy injure I bv the drought. Ve(j
etables fur the table are ver
scarce. Labor has been plentifu
and crops have bec,n well workei
We are all delighted with you
"Dearborn Letter" from th
charming "fairy" that dwells nea
"Catawba's bright waters." Sh
wields such a facile pen, her con
municHtions could not fail t
interest its readers. The numei
oils friends of the distinguishe
Lancust r* ruins who have left u
and located in the notable count
of Chester, are always pleased t
receive cheerful tidings froi
them. We would urge this "fairy
to continue her ''Dearborn Lei
ters." The Liberty Hill Rifle
will have a picnic nu Satin
day the first day of July pro?
imo at. Rlack Jack Grove, fiv
miles south of Heath Springs,
match game of baseball will h
,.1....... 1 .i.- i *
(Jioyrn III lilt? evening lieiWPP
the Liberty Hill and Russe
Place clubs. Everybody com
and bring full baskets. VV
anticipate a pleasant time for a
who attend. GREYIIEARI).
Maui 11 P. ()., S. C.
Catarrh Cannot be C^red
with LOCAL A IMM.IC ATloXS, i
they cannot reach tlie seat of the di:
lease, Catarrh is a hlnoil ??r constiti
tional di tease, and in order to cure
you must take internal remedie
Hall's < atarrli Cure is taken interna
ly, and nets direetlv or the blood an
mucous surfaces. Hall's ('atarrli Cm
is not a quack medicine. It was pn
scribed by one of the best physicist
in this country for 3cars, and is a rei
, 11 lar prescription. It is composed <
the best tonics known, combined wit
the best blood puritier, acting direc
ly on the mucous surfaces. The pe
feet combination of the two ingred
ents is what produces such wonderfi
results in curi ng . atarrli. Send fi
testimonials, free.
F. !. ' 'II KN' K Y & CO., Proprietor
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by druggists prine 7">e
Hall's Family I'ills are the best.
Millions Starving in Itnssia.
London, June It ?While fan
ino is now threatening the foutl
ern provinces of Russia, the co
respondent of the Times at S
Petersburg writes that the eoi
dition of the seven provinces*!
east European Russia is wor*
than it was during the famine <
1 SO 1 and 1892.
"Quite half a population of 11
nen nru? " > i. ? .. ?
xruir,'nni, ii" m?vh, <iiH unuerguiri
terrible sufferings, starvation an
disease, and the authorities ever'
where appear incapable and ui
prepared to deal with the calan
i*y."
What Is Kodol Dyspepsia ( lire?
is the newly discovered remedy, tl
most all'eetive preparation ever devi
ed for aiding the digestion and assin
ilation of food, and restoring the d
ranged digestive organs to a natur
condition. It is a discovery surpassir
anything yet known to the medic
profession. Crawford Bros.
Restore the menstrual and Genert
tive Organs to natural conditions i
they will do their duty by taking Sin
U mons Squaw Vine wine or Tablets.
The Congo Independent Stat
lfl according to .a dispatch froi
n Brussels, to the Daily Mail, hi
1K offered Spain 5,000,000 peseti
for the Canary islands.
e What you want is not temporary r
lief from piles but a cure to sta
ls cured. De Witt's Witch Hazel Sab
e cures piles, and they stay cure
Crawford Bros.
e
^ ?Information believed to Y
, reliable has reached Manila <
[ ?
U the assassination of (Jen. Lun
Ij. and bis aide-de-camp. Lieut. Par
v Ramon, June 8, by Aguinaldo
* I guard at the headquarters t
o i 1
Aguinaldo.
is ,
(J j During Summer we are liable I
I Stomach and Bowel imnhloo onr.?, .
IT| Diarrhoea, Colic, Cramps, etc.. f<
? which Dr M. A. Simmons T.ivi
Medicine is highly recommended,
e . .?
A newlv married editor gets o
the following : "What is the di
r ference between a honeycomb,
v honeymoon and a pretty girl?
1 honevcemh is a cell, a honermoo
1. is a big sell nnd a pretty girl is
r | damsel.?Fx.
e .T. A. Schear, of Sedalin, o., save
r his child from d?aih bv croupby u
incline Minute Cough Cure. It curt
e coughs, colds, pneumonia, la gripj
, and all throat and lung trouble
Crawford Ilros.
o
r. Giles?I don't see how that, ic
d man manages to make a livin
i8 Mil -s?Why, I thought thei
v was big money in the ice bu
o in ess?
? | Ciiles?'1 here is, you see, if or
" sells enough, hut h? gives near]
r_ all of it a weigh.?Chicago New
?s ?
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure complete
f* digests food within the stomach at
* intestines an l renders all classes i
food capable of being assimilated at
c converted into strength giving tissi
^ building substances. Crawford lire
10
Governor McSweeney has r<
J! duced the constabulary fori
I down to 34. There were 59 me
el . . ...
employed. Tins act will 8a^
j*j|the state about $20,000 a yea
The correspondent of tin* Loi
don Dailv Telegraph at Cayenn
Krenco Guiana, says : "Last Fr
j <iay when Dreyfus was embarl
ing, he cast a long and tearfi
is look upon the prison and saic
"" 'Excuse my natural emotion.
jf | have Iontr been accustomed \
s I that little piece of land, and
I- have very much loved its got
j and affable population V "
^ I ?
is !
I MONTHLY
shoulders,sides
hips and limbs.
But they need ^K?
not suffer. J&m*
, ! These pains are symptoms of
j dangerous derangements that
i - ( can be corrected. The menr.
struul function should operate
painlessly.
Wine?oi
makes menstruation painless,
" || and regular. It puts the delicate
menstrual organs in condi'
tion to do their work properly.
* And that stopa all tliis pain.
It, Why will any woman suffer
month after month when Wine
id ; of Cardui will relieve her? It
f. | costs fr.oo at the drug store.
; Why don't you get a bottle
l- ! to-day?
l For advice, in cases requiring
1 tn#trial ?i?
Iing symptoms, "The Ladies'
Advisory department," The
Chattanooga Medicine Co.,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Mrs. ROZCMA LEWIS.
oI Oenavllle. Texas, says I
" I was troubled at monthly Intervale
with terrible pains In my head and back,
but have bee? entirely relieved by Wind
_ 1 Cardul."
ai Hrfrn^ViTVTTjnTffl
5 NEVER Tl
= TOj
ry- S. S. S. Is a Great Blessing I
Old People. It Gives Them j*
New Blood and Life. r.'X'
j from whie
if j the remedy whioh will keep their syi
thoroughly removinj
* /rill fnK new strebgth .it
!0 Imim/p the appetite, builds
giving blood througl
B hr Mrs. Sarah Pike
>f VC ^ Jgy " I am seventy yeari
\A for twenty years.
_ addition, had Eczei
doctor Baid that on
f? well again. 1 took a
^EhebhHHHE^ completely, and i bt
>r I feel as well as I e\
Mr. J. W. Loving, of Colquitt, Ga.,
oen years I suffered tortures from a
my sTkin. I tried almost every knows
fT failed one by one, and I was told tha
r sixty Bix. was against me. and that ]
to be well again. I finally took S. S. 5
q mir Klrvul f f*Kl*r nn/1 wamt T n m
A S. S. S. FOR THE
n
i* the omly remedy which can build
old people, because it is the only one w
free from potash, mercury, arsenic at
mineral*# It is made from roots and
>d in it. S S 8. cures the worst cases of
s- Tetter, Open Sores. Chronic Ulcers, Boi
pg Books on these diseases will be sent fr
>e __________________________
a*
Spanish to Treat With Agiiinul>e
do.
e. Washington, June 14.?Ar a
re result of the understanding res
centlv arrived at between the
Spanish minister, Duke IVAroos,
le and the authorties, is expected
Iv that the Madrid off cial will at an
s. early day Relect a commissioner
to reooen negotiations with Ag
uinaldo for the reloase of the
of Spanish prisoners held by the insurgents.
The ellorts of the Uni>s.
ted States authorities have been
futile, not only as to releasing
e" the Spaniards, but also as to
Lieut. (lilmore and the other
n | American prisoners. It is for
' ithis reason that the Spanish
r
' j authorities will be eiven all necI
pssary facilities for securing the
release of their prisoners.
1 - iWf r M Kidney trouble
({. IVI sZ I v preys upon the
nl A |VI n mind, discourages
. , IV and lessens ambi]
l WnMUM tion; beauty,vigor
I vf wlflCIv and cheerfulness
to soon disappear when the kidneys re
j out of order or diseased. For pleasing
. results use Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
the great kidney remedy. At druggists.
Sample bottle by mail free, also
_ pamphlet.
Address. Pit Ku.MtH & Co., Illnghumpton, j
IlyiiHCitNtrr's Market.
i On Friday. June lt>, cotton
and produce brought the following
prices :
COTTON.
'flood middling, 6
Strict middling n3,(
Middling,. 5
I'HODCOK.
llutter (good), per pound,. . .It* to 12 '.j
Kggs, per dozen, SI to 10
Spring chickens,. 10 to 15
Mens, fat iff)
I'eas, per bushel, 7">
Corn, perbushel, (50
iiams(none raised), per pound, to 10
Shoulders (home raised), per lb., 6's to7
[i The above prices are paid by
, merchants for any of the above
named products, and is published
Ibr the benefit, of those who have
them for sale.
Before ttie discovery of One Minute
| Cough Cure, ministers were greatly
I disturbed by coughing congregations.
i No excuse for it now. Crawford Bros.
Notice.
' T WILL SELL at public auction, to
| 1 the highest bidder for cash, on
i Friday June 28d, I Milt, all the Guano,
Salt, Kainit, old iron or any other salvage
that was left from the fire of the
Lancaster and Chester Railway Depot.
| Sale will commence promptly at 12
P. M.
A. P. McLllRE,
Auditor Lancaster and Chester Kailway
Co.
June 17, 18?y.
)0 OLD
IE CURED.
OAgo does not necessarily mean
feebleness and ill health, and
nearly all of the sickness among
der people can be avoided Most elderly
ople are very susceptible to illness,
it it is wholly unnecessary. By keep>lood
pure they enn fortify themselves
escape three fourths of the ailments
h they suffer so generally. S S S. is
stents young, by purifying the blood,
; all waste accumulations, and imparted
life to the whole body It in<*rean s
i up the energies, and s? nds new lifetout
the entire system
. 477 Broadway, South Boston, writes:
s old, and had not enjoyed good health
I was sick in different ways, and in
na terribly on one of my legs The
account of my age, 1 would never he
dozen bottles of S. S. S. and it cured me
n happy to say that
rer did in my life. '
savs: " For eight- ??
liery eruption on *
i remedy, but they _ W
t mv age, which in f
[ could never hope W
4., and it cleansed Jm&t,' r'jfr
in perfect health." J&'V"
BLOOD
up and strengthen flgjy
id other damaging
herbs, and has no chemicals whatever
Scrofula, Cancer. Eczema. Rheumatism,
Is, or any other disease of the blood,
ee by Swift Specific Co., Atlanta. Ga.
? Hon. 11. B. Scarborough, of
Liorry county, the new Lieutenant
Governor, took the oath of
otlice Thursday morning.
/.. (C C. Trestle ft urn erf.
The Lancaster and Chester railroad
is in hard luck. Another lire destroyed
about one-third of a small trestle
yesterday?Friday?about 5i o'clock,
situated about a mile beyond Richburg.
The loss is not heavy and the
delay of trains will not be serious, as
it will probably be rebuilt in a couple
of days. The fire is supposed to have
originated from sparks dropped by
the eastbound train, which passed
there about noon.
Ilates?Yorfer Marriage.
Mr. J. W. McC. Bates and Misa
Sue Lee Yoder, the beautiful and
accomplished daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. M. Yoder/ of Van Wyck
Lt /I t :i_ * ) _ t n
o. v;., were uappny murrieu ai o
o'clock Wednesday afternoon,
June 14, ISO'J, at the residence of,
the bride's parents. It was an
ideal day for such an event, and
quite a number of friends and
relatives were present, to witness
the ceremony that joined the
happy couple together tor lite
which was performed bv Kev
Henry Stokes, of Abbeville, in a
few well chosen remark?. The
wet.ding march was played bv
Miss Mac Flether, of Monroe, N.
(\ J. Harry Foster, Esq., of Kershaw,
acted as best man, and Miss
Ilright McOullough, of Wadeshoro,
N. C., maid of honor. After
the ceremony an elegant sup|
per was served and w as enjoyed
I by all present. The Enterprise
i extends to the happy couple its
host wishes for a lone, happy and
useful life.
W. T. Davis, Kuby, S. C., writes: Dr.
>1. A. Simmons T.iver Medicine cures
Pains in lite Pack, and that "Out of
Sort>" Tired Peeling. I think it four
times jstrong as Zeillin's and Hlack
Draught.
-It's lioT?? Helir
An exchange says: "A parrot
escaped front a drug ft ore in a
Georgia village, llew in a church
where the colored brethren were
holding a meeting, perched on
the pulpit, and surveying the congregation,
observed in u sharp
voice, 'It's hot as hell !' Some of
the brethren jumped out of the
windows, while many of the sis
ters fell fainting. The preacher
sought refuge in the steeple, and
was so firmly wedged in they had
to saw him out."
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