Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, September 06, 1899, Image 3
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Short Looals.
_ ?}(is? ^ugair Tillman, of Van
* WycM," was in town Monday.
?FQR^ttkVEYING write T.
M. Hoik, Site, S. O. St.
?Dr. T. B. Hough, o{ Newport,
r- T 'l ? v *"*
was in Lancaster Tuesday.
v ?All kinds of job printing
done at the Enterprise office.
?Misses Vera and Bunah Grier,
of Rock Hill, are visiting their
aunt, Mrs. Frank Walker.
?Dp not send away for your
printed stationery. The Enterrise
will do it for you.
?Evangelist Leitch and his
singer, Marshall, are holding a
ten days meeting at Fort Mill.
?Mr. A. E. Mackorell, of Charlotte,
N. C., is visiting relatives
in Lancaster.
?Send your orders for stationm
ery for the fall business to the
Enterprise office.
?A party will be given at the
^ ^-^residence of Dr. W. H. Sapp, of
Tradesville, next Saturday night.
?Mr. R. A Long, of the Enterprise
Pub. Co., spent last Sunday
at Heath Spring.
?For all kinds of job printing,
call on or write the Enterprise
Pub. Co.
?Mr. J. Palmer King, of the
S. C. & G. E. R. R., is off on a
five days' furlough.
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?The Mt. Carmel camp meet
ing of colored people begins to
day.
^ -?Mr. Richard Coates, of the
City Frait Stand, spent last Sunday
at Walkup, N. C.
\UC s ") ?Mr. W. M. Morris returned
Monday to his post as guard at
the state farm below Camden.
?Married, Sunday, September
3, 1899, by Clerk of Court W. S.
L. Porter, Miss Susie Campbell
and Mr. Thomas Lowry.
?Mr. W. L. Adams, of The
Enterprise force, went to Walkup,
N. 0., one day this week on
"business." i
?Miss Luche Crawford and Mr.
Ree<;e Williams attended tho
Rock Hill ball one night last
week.
?List of letters advertised for
the week ending Sept. 5, 1899 :
*A. Curtis, 0. P. Tinsley, Wanie
Jfc Witherspoon.
W ?Those wishing Photographs
J should call early so we can finish
j^p^'^'^ljame before leaving. Remember
the place?Kibler lot. It.
?Mrs. T. S. McManus and cliil
dren stopped over here one night
with Miss May me Muckey, on her
return to Atlanta, Ga.
?Mr. K. T. Estndge, of Kershaw,
came up Monday afternoon
to be present at the reorganization
of the K. of P. order here.
?Mi*. Geo. W. Baker has moved
his saw mill down into an extensive
body of pine timber about
eight miles from Kershaw.
?-MiftR \Tnrmon Vonl
??? ? uuianvil|
nfr. ^ ham and her little brother of
Charlotte, N C., returned home
last week after a visit to Dr.
i Poovey's family here.
wlk. ?FOR SALE.?A tract of 98
\ acres of fine farming lands, within
miles of Lancaster, good
buildings, fine water and good
Ujj* orchard. For particulars apply
at Enterprise office, |^tncaster,
8. C. lm in wp.
?Mr^.. Minnie McGIanahan of 1
O., is the guest of
Mrs. L. 0. Payseur.
.t-Road .the ai,r^ Dr. C. J.
Oliyeros tpe Columbia eye, ear
and nose specialist who wgs here
some time ago and who will be
here again court week.
?Died, Saturday last Mr. Lewis
Parker, aged about 55 years. His
remains were taken to New Hope
church for interment Sunday. He
left no family.
?Died at the factory here last
Sunday, Mrs. Catoe. wife of Mr.
John Catoe, who moved here
about three months ago from
CamH?n
?Mr. Mitchell, who has been
teaching the Rich Hill school,
passed through Lancaster Satur
day on his way to his home in
Fairfield.
?During the storm last Sunday
afternoon the electricity burned
out several udrops" in the central
oflioe of the Lancaster Telephone
company.
?The City Fruit Stand, on
Heath Springs and Co's corner, is
the cheapest place to buy nice
fruit and confectioneries. Fresh
roasted Peanuts a specialty.
Strother & Coats.
?Mr. M. C. Gardner, county
supervisor, passed through town
Monday on his way to the Wax
haws on an official tour, looking
after the roads and bridges of that
section.
?The Hopewell Alliance will
meet next Saturday afterno* n, at
2 o'clock. The subject to be.dis
l i * *
vuoocu ta iuu imparlance 01 sawing
wheat and oats.
W. G. A. Porter, Pres. x
?WANTED ?500 Bushels of
Peanuts or Finders?this year's 1
crop ; they must be clean and dry.
Highest market price paid for the
same. City Fruit Stand.
; On Heath Springs Co's corner.
?The time for early closing
expired Thursday evening, and
the clerks, who have had the evenings
off during the summer, are
now ready for longer hours of ser
vice to their employers.
?The friends of Mr W. P.
Bennett will be glad to hear that
he has gone into business himself.
He has bought an interest in the
business of Funderburk Company
and we bespeak for this firm a
fair share of patronage.
Quickly cure constipation anil rebuild
and invigorate the entire system?never
gripe or nauseate DeWitt's
Little Early Risers. Crawford
Bros. d-w-s
Lancaster May Yet Have a Military
Company.
Several of the young men of
Lancaster have signified iheir
willingness to join and assist in
the organizing of a military company
in Lancaster. It is needless
to say that wo have plenty of
good material out of which to
form a firstclass military company.
Then why not have one ?
T a 1 11- " ' -
it wou111 do oi great nenetit in
case of an emergency, which is
liable to arise at any time.
i\ Word to Mothers
Mothers of children affected with
croup or a severe cold need not hesitate
to administer Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. It contains no opiate
nor narcotio in any form and may be
given as confidently to the babe as to
an adult. The great success that has
attended its use in the treatment of
colds and cronp has won for it the ap7
proval apd praise it has received
tbrqtgfeddt the United States and hi
iganj foreign lands. For sale by J. F.
Maokey & Co.
t- fflikfiei%ohe is the bane of many
PlttJ&JfcA* ??? ? Liver *?*loihb
cures and prevents this annoyin
g complaint.
-*?. > i ? ??.! i wm i
The Proposition*
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Reference was made in Saturday's
Enterprise to a proposition
made to the farmers by Kershaw's
cotton buyers ; but vre were then
unable to ascertain the nature of
the proposition. It was as follows
: That the buyers would
place an inspector at the platform,
and that he would sample
the cotton after it was weighed.
If the cotton was ^et the weigher
and the inspector were to agree
as to the amount of water in it.
If they could not agree and if the
farmer was unable to furnish the
dry weights, the cotton was then
to he set aside till it dried, and it
was then to be reweighed. The
proposition was rejected.
Wives! Simmons Squaw Vine Wine
or Tablets bring Happiness to Sorrowing
Husbands and Barren Homes.
K. of P. Reorganised.
Lancaster Lodge of Knights of
Pythias, No. 59, was reorganized
Mondav niirht Kw Mi- T* a ..u
>F ...nwv ?j iui> iy. t? . AU1U
of Sumter, acting as Deputy
Grand Chancellor, assisted by Mr.
W. M. Lyles, District Deputy
Grand Chancellor, for a portion
of North Carolina. The Lodge
was reorganized with 9 of the former
members and 7 new ones.
The following * are the old membe
r??: J. VV. Moore, W. M. Moore,
T. Y. Williams, J. F. Gregory, A.
J. Clark, W M. Crawford, J. P.
Hunter, W. F. Garvin, II. M.
Johnson.
The members initiated that
night were the following: Dr B.
J. Witherspoon, J. H. Wither*pnon,
T. K. Cunningham, J. B.
Blackorell, It. M. McCrory, G. \V.
Threatt, Thos. L. Parker.
There were present several
visiting Knights from other Lod
ges, as follows: Bartow Walsh,
Sumter; John T. Stevens, K. T.
Estridge, W. H. Witherspoon, J.
Q McManus, Kershaw; A. P.
McLure, of the Blacksburg Lodge;
E. II. Hardin. Z. V. Davidson, O.
N. llohn, Chester and J. F. Jeffreys,
Charlotte, N. C.
At Ihe conclusion of tile initiatory
ceremonies, the Lodge
elected and installed as its officers
the following members :
T. Y. Williams, C. C.
W. M. Moore, V. C.
A. J. Clark, P.
H. M. Johnson, M. W.
J. B. Mackorell, K. It. & S. &
M. F.
Dr. 15. J. Witherspoon, M. A
J. F. Gregory, M. E.
J. F. Garvin, I. G.
G. W. Threatt, O. G.
A <jard.
To My Customers and Friends :
It is with pleasure that 1 have
this opportunity of thanking you
tor the confidence and patronage
of the past 13 years as manager
of Mr. \V. Ganson's grocery. I
have today united myself with
Messrs. Funderburk & Co., to do
an honest and upright business,
to give 16 ounces for a pound, 36
inches for a yard, and 100 cents
for the hard earned dollar. I wish
if flirtVlAr nn(torofr>A/l T I. ~ ~
.? - ? - MMUviotwu tllQIt X IlilVC
done thiH notwithstanding the
many offers and inducements
thrown around me within the
past five days to stay on with the
great combines. I simply withdraw
that my hand might be free
to shake the hand of the good,
honest and hardworking man of
blessed old Lancaster.
W. P. BfCNNfctt.
Lancaster, 8. C., Sept. 5,1899.
*
"Olvon Up
to die several times, yet 1 am spared
to tell how 1 was saved," writes Mrs. (
A. A. Stowe, 237 N. 4th St., San i
dose, Cal. "1 had valvular heart 1
trouble so severe that I was pro- 1
nounced 'gone' two different times.
The valves of my heart failed to
work properly, and circulation was
so sluggish that the slightest exertion ,
?roduced fainting. , 'There is no
ope' said my physician, so 1 decided
to try Dr. Miles' Kt'jirt cnrc mri 1
result I consider.miraculous. 1 am
satisfied it saved my life."
DR. MILES'
Heart Cure
is sold by all druggists on guarantee t
first bottle benefits or money back. i
Book on heart and nerves sent free.
Dr. Miles Medical Company, Elkhart. Ind. j
Tribute of Reaped.
Resolutions of respect and affection
on the death of Mrs. B. F. 1
Miller, .passed by the Woman's
Missionary Society, of the Lancaster
M. E. chureh south :
Whereas, it has pleased our Fathe r
in Heaven to remove from earth one
of its loveliest and noblest Christian I
characters, and from our Society a |
consecrated member, therefore be it
Kesolved, 1st. In the death of Mrs.
Miller our Society has lost one whom
we mourn, and whooi we loved; and ]
with whom we sympathized in the '
long years of sickness and declining j
health, through which her God saw (
proper to bring her ere she pil- f
lowed her head for rest on the dust- ]
couch of a quiet grave. We believe j
that the gentle, uncomplaining forti- j
tude and resignation with which she
bore her sufferings were intended to
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Uicon anu |juiliy lUUDC WHO KD6W Iter
best, anil who will perhaps in years to j
come, in some hour of affliction, look ,
back and think of her, and of the J
sweet smile that illuminated her face
through life, and lingered with her |
even after her spirit had passed into I
the company of the blessed. I
It is an honor when God makes one
of IIia children an example to a sor- 1
rowing world. <
'Sister! friend! by Jesus freed, <
Death to thee, to us. Is gain;
Thou art entered Into joy.' ,
Resolved, 2d. That these resolutions
be inscribed on a page of our record
book, and a copy sent to each of the
town papers, and to the "Southern |
Christian Advocate," and to her grief '
stricken family.
MHS. J. P. IIUNTKR,
" W. D. Limmond,
" J. M. Kiddi.k,
Committee.
ConimisHionH Issued.
The Secretary of State yester-1
day issued a commission to Leroy j
Springs, J. M. Heath, W. T.!
Gregory, VV\ J. Cuningham,
and E. E. Cloud as corpora- ,
ators of the Lancaster
Mercantile company of Lan ;
caster and Heath Springs. The ?
company proposes to conduct a t
general mercantile and livery
business at each of these places. |
The capital stock is $100,000,
divided into shares at $100 each.
To the same parties, with S. I
W. Heath, jnd John T. Stevens
as corporators of the
Kershaw Mercantile company a
commission was also issued. The
same kind of business, coupled 1
. with a banking business, is proposed.
The capital is to be $25,
000, divided into shares at $100
each.?Sunday's State. ,
Mncaater's Market.
On Tuesday, Sept. 5, cotton
nd produce brought the followug
prices :
COTTOH.
lood middling, 6
itriot middling
fiddling, o
PRODUCE.
lutter (good), per pound,... .10to 12)?
Per doxen, to 10
IbickenB, 10 to 15
Jorn, perbushel, 60
lamsfhome raised),per pound, .9 to 10
tboulders (home raised),per lb., 6)?to7
The above prices are paid by
nerchants for any of the above
lamed products, and is published
or the benefit ot those who have
hem for sale.
The great success of Chamberlain's
2olic, Cholera and Diarr* v Remedy
n the treatment of bo >nnlaints .
las made it standard ov? ?reater
jart of the civilized worh ror sale
)y J. F. Mackey A Co.
IVo-To-Hae for Fifty Cent*.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak
men strong, blood pure. 60c.ll. All druggistsMADE
ME A MAN
AJAX TABLETS POSITIVELY CURB
4/ 1 ALT. Firrtwn IMaeaaea? Failing Memmm
ory, Im potency, Hloeploaaneoa, etc.. caneed
V " 11 by Abuse or other Kxceaaea bdJ Indlr\
|JbL cretlona, They quickly anA tenia
1 ~"~7 restore Loat Vitality in old or young, and
^SjSA fltamanforatady, boslneaaor marriage.
Prer-nt Inaanity and Consumption It
aken in time. Their om ahowa immediate improe*.
neat and effecta a CtJHE where all other fell Inlet
upon baring the genuine Ajex Tablets. They
tare cored thouaandaand will care you. We air*a poetlra
written an a ran toe to effect a cure CA PTC ta
eh oaaa or refund the money. Price W V wa oar
ekaaa; or ala pk?aa (full treatment) for CUD. By
nail, in ?laln wrapper. u|?n receipt of ^rice. Circular
? rta/\A KtmcuY to., '"cS^TuT*
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Educate Your Rowels With ( ascarets.
Candy Cathartic, eve constipation forever.
0c.25c. If C.C.C fail, drugg'sts r "fund money.
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure.
Digests what you eat.
It artlflclally d 1 gests the food and aids
Nature In strengthening and reconitructingthe
exhausted digestive organs
It is the latest Recovered dlgestint
and tonic. No other preparation
:an approach It In eXciency. It lnitantly
relieves and permanently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea
SlckHeadache.Gastralgla,Cramps,an^
ill other results of Imperfect digestion.
Prepared by E C DeWltt a Co.. Colcas*
CRAWFORD BROS.
The unhappy mortal whose River is
nactive is miserable without appar?nt
cause. Dr. M. A. Simmon* Liver
Medicine makes life worth living.
nniioTiniTinu
uuno i im i mil
"I have fODO 14 dags at a time wttkant m
Movement of the howeU. not being able to
dot* tbera axeept by using hot water InJecUeM*
L'hroutc conttipallon for seven years placed ma la
ibis terrible condition; during that time I did e^
try thing I beard of but never found any relief; auefc*
eaa my ease until 1 began using CA8CAHETB, I
bow have from one to tbree passages a day, and If 1
eaa rich 1 would give 1100.00 for each movement; it
la auoh a relief." ATLmir L. Hunt,
ltso Husseli St.. Detroit, Mich. ?
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To Cure CountIpatlnti Forever. ,
Take C.t.si-ureta Cantlv Cathartic. 10cor25e.
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Registration Notice.
THE PUBLIC will take notice that
the Registration Books will be
open, at the Courthouse, for the regr
miration of parties entitled to register
under the constitution, on tha lit
Monday in each rapnth, pntil 3Q days
preceding the next general election.
W o: A. J'QRTKR, ,
Chairman Ho*rd Registration, Lancaster
County, 8. C., Dec 6, 1898