Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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T-"- * Short Locals. ?_____ j ?Mr. P. G. McCorkle, of Rock Hill waft in Lancaster Monday. ^ ?For elegant wedding invita | tions call at the Enterprise office. ?Mrs. Miller of Heath Spring ] was in town Monday. < ? All kinds of job printing done at the Enterprise office. < ? Kev. Mr. Mood and Miss Fan ' nk Tillman of Van Wyck, were in Lancaster Monday. * ? For all kinds ol job printing, cal' on or write the Enterprise Pt'H. Go. __ mice w.v... / ?fc. ?' ... ...r- X i-?I\r-? Ul I lie I /TV I Cr? ?'H ?eetion is visi?u?tr relatives and friends here. ?Mr. and Mrs D N. Mackev, , .#f Heath Spline, is visiting the f formers brother, l)r J F. Maekey. ?Mms Lola Hardin, of Chester, p is vi?iliim litT sjj-ter, Mrs. (j. W: j Wall, here j ? Mr. Si on uh Cherry left on t . \ Monday to vi*it relatives at Rock ' Hill. ?Mr. 8iiurtreon Cherry went < to day on a visit to Chester and ? York counties i , ?Court convenes Mond.iv morninp next. Jurors and wit- * nf- scs should note this. ? lYir f5. iv Harries. ol Trades 1 ville, was if? Lancaster Tuesday, an t unve us a pleasant call. I ?Mi?s Kate Drenncn of Ches ter county is visiting her sister. Mrs. W. T. MeMurrav, of this county. ?Mr. Samuei Friedheim, latelv returned from a six months ' . 1 tour in Knrope, was in fowniSat ML1 <i. ] urdav. >> ?Mr. .f. J Hales, son of Mr. J. B. B "s of Phnsant Valley, has gone to Columbia anil will enter the South Carolina College. ?Miss Daisv Huev of Keck Hill is with the Lancaster Mer cantile Co. here as assistant mil- | ' liner. ?Under the new schedule the < South hound "rain passes here at 10:35. and the North bound at , 3: 0. .?Joe Mundav will deliver his famous lecture, 4<Get there Eli," , Tliuaua.\ ni^lii Out. 12lh, ut the Opera House, Catawba building. --- There will be preaching at Camp Creek on next Saturday mghi at 8 o'clock and Sunday at 11 o'clock, by Rev. II. E. Small. ?The Moriah Assoation meets 1 at Taxahaw Thursday, and not at Kershaw as inadvertently stated in Saturday's issue. ?Rev. Charles J# Black vill ^4 VI ff - - - ? jjitjwc.--. ui wew nope cnurcn on tho fourth Sunday in October at 11 o'clock a. in ?Mr*. Delia Fl.vnn and her sister, Miss Eunice Lone, spent a coupio of ('ays in lown as the jruefts of Miss Delia Caskey. ?Mr. Lytle Hough has bought the fruit stand and business of Mr. Spnrgeon Cherry. Mr. Cherry wiii build near the factory and open up business there. ?There will be service in the Episcopal church Thursday afternoon of this week at 5 o'clock, conducted by the lie v. J. W. Cantoy Johnson. ?Mr. Judson Cook, of Taxahaw, came to Lancaster yesterday evening and' took the L. & C. train this doming for California. We wish htm abundant success in hie new field of labor. % ?Now is the time to sow oats, if you have not already sowed. ?Lots of peavines were out and lying in the fields when the rains began last week. ? See notice of Captain J. Fitzpatrick. He will be in Lancaster in a few days. ?Mr. J. F. Clyburn left yester lay for Norfolk, Va., on a prospecting tour. ?Miss Grace L. Ramey, of Mar inville, Va., has accepted a school n the Douglass neighborhood and *i!l take charge on the lirst of text month. ?Miss Gertie Foster who has leen teaching during the sumoer, is nt home for a few weeks vacation, during the busy season vhen the pupils are pressed into iervice on the farms. ?Mr. L. H. Hunger and hie ion Canty, of Chesterfield, was n Lancaster Tuesday. It is likey that they will locate here if luitahle arrangements can be iiade. ?Mr. J. Thomas Funderburk, >f Dudley .bought Mr R. C. Crock ?tt's plantation Monday. The alace lies about three miles south >f town and contains about 200 icres. ?The county Alliance will neet. on the second Friday, Oct. 13th. at 10 o'clock a.m. sharp. A full delegation is urged to he present E. B. LINGLE, President. J. M. Knight. Sec. ?List of letters advertised for week ending October 10, 1899 : Mrs. E C. Hinson, Miss Mattie Mongo, Miss Liler Potts, Lewis McDaniel, B H. Plyler, F. L. Williams, J F Collins. J. F. Gregory, P. M. ?Mrs. Sallie Wilkes, wife of Mr* Preston Willtpa nnit ciotnp nf .M?o Dr. B. J. Witherspoon, of this place, died in Atlanta Sunday. Mrs. Witherspoon was unable to 20 to Charlotte, where he sister was buried Monday, on account r>f sickness. Dr. Bart went up. ?Mrs. C. Duffie, of Charleston, S. C., is the guest of Mrs. J. I*. Hunter. Though originally from Ireland she has resided so long in the "city by the sea" as to remember the third burial in the Catholic Magnolia Cemetery, where there are now thousands of graves. Quick, Easy Labor and Rapid Recovery are guaranteed by use of Simmons Squaw Vine Wine or Tablets. Government Cotton Iteport. The government report posted at noon yesterday places the cotton crop at G2.4. The figures for the previous month were G8. The report had no marked effect upon the market. To Stimulate a Sluggish Liver, Banish Biliousness, Disperse Dyspepsia, Prevent Sick and Nervous Headache, use Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine. TMncanter llible Society. The Lancaster Bible society will meet Sunday evening at i ,.->u o ciock in me Methodist church. The annual address will he delivered by Itev. Chalmers Fraser. The society is interde nominations!, and it is hoped that the attendance will be large. A collection will be taken. J. H. Boliihidoe, Pres. R. T. Beaty, Secy V Huaband and Wife Mnagree. Monday night shortly, after nin o'clock cries of distress and fou pistol shots were heard in tli direction of Leah Bush's. Th noise that was made soon at traoted the attenlion of a larg crowd of people who ventuerei out to see what was going or The trouble it seems originate! with Jim Reed, colored, and hi wile, who was locked up in Leah' house. Leah was not at horn and Jim undertook to get hi wife out, but she would not come lie finally got in at a windov and began to look around for hei but she seemed to have beei spirited away. He however sooi located her with Topsy Kelly, u| in the roof and went up after hei Topsy who was, by this time Ihoroill'hlv friottnnoil i,.. iti^llWUVU UI1UC1 l/UUI to escape but she made a mis step in some way and fell througl the plastering on to a table ii the room, hurting her back ver; bad. Heed's wife came out of th* row with a few bruises on he face and body. The policemen and sheriff soon appeared on th scene and quited the combatant? Simmons Squaw Vine Wine or Tab lets insure Rapid Recovery of mothe after Childbirth. Deaths. Mrs. Mary Johnston, wife of th late Marion Johnston, of the east ern part of the county, died a her home Monday of cancer c the throat. She was about 7 years of age. Her remains wer buried at Pleasant Plains Tues day. Miss Lilly Crenshaw, sister c Mr. \V. J. Crenshaw of the Va Wyck section, died Sunday c Consumption. She was about 3 years of age and was a membe of the Methodist church. He remains were interred in the Vai Wyck Methodist church yard. DOM RAD E M. H 0eLO"**' of Bchuylorrille, N. Y., who served ii Company E, RMi Vermont Volunteers, ha: other foe* to battle with after hi* ruturi from the late war. He recently wrote: "I have used Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine for nervov-ness brought on by the use of tobacco and too close application to business. It gave me prompt relief without leaving any unpleasant effects. The result was beneficial and lasting. I heartily endorse it." DR. MILES' Restorativ Nervine is sold by all druggists on guarantee, first bottle benefits or money back. Hook on heart and nerves sent free. Or. Miles Medical Company, Elkhart, Inti Notice ! ALL parties indebted to the sai Arm of H.J. Gregory t Co., eithe by note or account, will please com forward and settle at once. It will b impossible to grant further indol Sence, as the estate of tba late H. . regory must be wound up. VT. T. GREGORY, Admr. 1 Sept. Ifi, '09. 5'J tf. i Wl e Is it that you want e can't do without a Well, I have got it, 1 prices, too; and everyt YC Don't believe it, come anc *' as I say, I can't throw off self?no company busm ^ stuff it would be no use = WA k Yoy to come and see me a Come on and try, and see h like "Mackorell." 14 lbs n me your butter, eggs and c V T n TV/r 1 U JL>. XYXX B Horiah Union Association. i. e The next union o| the Monah Association meets with the Beth any Baptist church at Westville. r on Oct. 27, 1899 Program : Friday 11:30.?Organization. Ser mon by Rev. Jahez Ferris Afternoon. (1) ?What are the e benevolent enterprises of our de ' nomination and what should be t the attitude of every Baptist to wards them? J. N. Estridge, Dr 0 Brasington, Butler Funderburk e (2). What are scriptural qual '* ideations for church membership Rev. T. A. Dabney, Rev. S. N >f Watson, W. S. L Porter, n (3) What about a church thai if does not pay its pastor's salary 5 How does its influence effect th< r world? E. C. Croxton, J. H. Bold r ridge, M. C. Gardner, a Sermon on Sunday by brethrei Ferris, Wat6on and Blackmon. To Strengthen the generative or gans, Prevent Miscarriage and brinj Joy to Childless Homes take Simmoni Squaw Vine Wine or Tablets. Lancaster's Market. On Tuesday, Oct. 10, cottoi and produce brought the follow ing prices : COTTON. Strict good middling, 7% Good middling 7\ Strict middling 7^ Middling, 7?f raoarct. Butter (good), per pound,... lOto 12^ Eggs, per dozen, 1< Chickens, IB to 2( Corn, perbushel, B( Hams(home raised),per pound. .9 to 1( Shoulders (home raised),per lb.,6l?to' The above prices are paid hj merchants for anv of the abovt | named products, and is published for the benefit ot those who hav< them for sale. Rapid, Safe and Comparative!] Painless Delivery result from continued use of Simmons Squaw Vine Win< or Tablets. SOTiCE! We have moved our hooks t< the office of lieath, Springs & Co and all parties indebted to us wil ) please coma forward and settle a once. We guarantee as much fo cotton as any other market. I. Farmers' Banking and Mercantile Company. W. A.Dyohes, Whale?, S. C., writes d Have used Dr. M. A. Simmons Live r Medieine ten years for Indigestion e Bad <;o!ds end Tired Feelings. On< >e dealer sold ma SSellin's saying it wai I- the same, but I will not be foolei I. again. Ho-To-B?e for Fifty Cants. Guaranteed tobacco bablt cure, makes *Ml nan strong, blood pure. 6Uc.ll. AUS*uggMi # ? IAT >, got to have, and t ??something to eat. and at old rock-bottom hing nice and fresh. If >u I see. If everything is not on any one. I am t>y myess. I have got so much) to give a few prices; but I NT? ind we will make the prices, if I can't learn you how td> good ioc Coffee $i. Bring hickens. Respectfully, ICKORELL. 7* Admiral D*wev has accepted A home in Washington, tendered 1 him by the people of the United StateR. "Hesaid that had the pro, posed home been the gift of a few wealth.' men he should feel inI disposed to accept it. But he I noted that the fund had nv?r 43 - ( 000 subscribers. indicating that the home wan to be really the gift of the American people and as such he would accept it with as much pleasure as he had the * sword bestowed upon him by con? * greps." lie prefers a house already * built, instead of having one constructed for him. Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine | has greatly benefited others and is reasonably certain to do you good. * Try it! ~ B AD BREATH " I k?v? k??n uilBC ('AkCAKrrt u1M a mild and effective laxative tbcj are aian>lT una clerful. Mr daughter and I were bothered wHlh> sick stomach and our breath was very bad. Afto* " taking a few doses of Caacaretn we bare 1 my rat em r wonderfully. They are a great help In the famflff. J WIL.MB1.MINA N ALIBI.. * 1137 KUten house St.. Cincinnati. Ohio. Plea;?nt. Palatable. Potent. Tut? Good, fib Good, Never Sicken. Weaken, or Gripe. Ne. tto. MHL ... CURE CONSTIPATION. ... Marn.a lUartj CMpur, Dilnca ItalrML In V?t, M NO-TO'BAC i?J VZ'JS Tobaooo*H aWt" KocKol ' Dyspepsia Cure. | Digests what you eat. It artificially d i gests the food and aNto i Nature In strengthening and reconstructing the exhausted digestive ?4* | gans It is the latest discovered digest; ant and tonic. No other preparation r i can approach it In edlciency. It in.! stantly relieves and permanently cures > ?| Dyspepsia, Ifidigestion, Heartburn, i Flatulence, Sour Stomach, NauseA! SlckHeadache.Gastralgla,Cramps,anf all other results of Imperfect digestion Prepared by E C DeWItt A Co., Colcag* i> ? 1*7 r\ nnAo ) vi%a w r v/al/ of>U9 ; MADE ME A MAN 1 ? AJAX TABLETS POSITIVELY CURB ALL Hrrvaurn lilmcnxr?? Fulling Ban* orj-. 1 mpotency, hleupleMtneM. etc.. oauaaa l>7 Abuse or other Kxraaeea end Iadlr eretloua, T\r y quirk Iy and aurtM rcctora Loot VtlaUlr in old or young. a?J . fit a did for atnd7, boalneaa or '"ML B> Pierrot Iuult7 and Conaumptton It ' taken in time. Theirnae chown Iroroedir.to lmproa* meat and effecta a CORE where all other fall 1? Supon having the genuine Aim TableU. They' cared thoaeandaand willcureyou. WenleaaMa. e written gnarantee to effect a cure C/l wTt is eaeheaaeor refnnd the Doner. Prloa (Mi WI waapa paokaoe: or aix pkgea (fill treatment) for 9X00. w r Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine ' Quickens the appetite, A ids Digestion, ' gives Tone and Vigor to all of the - functions, and fortifies the sjsten against Kpidemio Influences. Rdacate Tour Bowel* With Caacarete. 9 Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever, t 10c. 38e. If a C. O.fall, druggists r rfund mono*