Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, October 28, 1899, Image 4
THE FIRST BABY.
Its Coming is Looked Forward to
With Both Joy and Fear and its*
Safe Arrival is Hailed With
Pride and Delight by AIL
The arrival of the first bnby in the
household is the happiest and most im?
portant event of married life. The young
wife who is to become a mother delight!
to think of the happiness in store for he*
when the little one shall nestle upon he*
breast and latterly she shall hear it lisp
the sweet and holy name, "mother.'1
But her happy anticipation quickly vanishes
when she realizes the terrible pain
and suffering through which she musl ,
pass while bringing the little one into :
the world. An indescribable fpnr of the
dnnger attendant upon the ordeui soot? j
dissipates her joy fulness.
Thousands of women have learned
by experience that there is absolutely
no necessity for tlv* sufferings which attend
child-birth; they know that by
the use of "Mother's Friend"?a scien- j
tific liniment?for a few weeks before
the trying hour, expectant mothers ear
so prepare themselves for the final j
hour that the pain and suffering of the
dreaded event are entirely obviated and
it is safely passed through with com- '
paratively little discomfort.
All women are interested, and es-j
pecially expectant mothers who for th?
first, time have to undergo this trial, it'
such a remedy ; for they know the puit
and suffering, to say nothing of the danger,
which is in store for them. "Mother's
Friend" is woman's greatest blessing,
for it takes her safely through thl
severest ordeal of her life. Every woranl
should be glad to read the little booh
"Before Baby is Born," which containi
information of great value to all. It
will be sent free to any one who sendl
their address to The Brad field Regulator
Co., Atlanta, Ga.
FOR YOUNG MEN.
Whatsoever Tiiy Hand Findeth
to Do, Do it With Thy
Might."
T. B. Terry, in Practical Farmer.
T7< f ?\ I /I? a
rniiK meaner, uaaoia uuy,|
Neb., writes in substance: "I am
19 years old and living at home
with father.* lie is too old to
work. We own a farm of 105
acres. 1 take no interest in farming,
but have a great desire to become
an engineer. 1 do not be
lieve 1 can ever make a success
at farming. Plea??? advise me
what to do." Well, *e need engineers
as well as farmers. If
your folks can get along reasona
bly well without, you, and are
willing to, go and run an engine.
But 1 would learn the business
from the bottom up and be a first
dais engineer. By the way, this
line of work is taught practically
at Purdue llniverity in Indiana;
the students are put on a locomotive
and run it, and thus are
taught every detail practically ;
they go out with a full knowledge
of everything connected with the
business. But now I think very
likely 'your lather needs you to
run the farm and take care of
him in his old age. If this be ?o,
then give up the idea of being an
engineer an 1 determine to be a
.? -I.. . . i'.. ? *l*i. - : ?
in*! liirni'T. i ijm f ien rnai
one cannot succeed at any I>usi
ness th.it he does not like, or fancies
he does not. is nonescn-e
l'hrow all other ideas nut. of your
mind and take up tea l/it-iii'1 s
and duty that I'rovidence seems
to have laid out for you. < Jo into
it in no half hearted way. hut
earnestly determine to win. Study
up improved methods. Put something
new and pood i-.to practice
and you will soon love to watch
for the results. When y?ui have
fully conquered in one line, try
another; when you pet to eon
querinp obstacles, to makinp sue
cess in your line come your wav.
you will be deeply interested in
your business, and wonder how
you ever could think of being tied
up in the cab of a locomotive,
You say you do not believe you
Pill) tt?:?U'*i i? WIU'/'UOJ fill fl?i?
President King, Farmer'* Bank
Brooklyn, Mich., lias used HeWitt's
Little Karly Kisers in my family for
years. Saya they are the best. These
famous little pills cure constipation)
biliousness and all liver and bowel
troubles. Crow ford Bros. d-w- I
farm. Change that belief and say di
you can do anything anyone else W
can. It is a sort of & boyish no at
tion that you can't do anything N<
that you have some way got into m
your head that you do not want
to do. Be a man and determine
that you can do, and do well, anything
that you undertake. ne
Now, my dear young friend, 1
have had some experience right m
in this line. All through my boy- ur
hood days I wanted to be a machinist.
I was just wild to make
and run machinery by steam. Be
f(ir? I w;tu 11 voura nlil I ncail f.. th
wind in my lute string with hii f*
engine of my own make, using an I
iron teakettle torn boiler, with I
the top bolted on and the nose ! br
plugged up. This same boiler had j l'l
a steam whistleaiul a safety valve i
of my ovn make. Once I got part (
of the skin taken oil' from my f ace
bv a boiler explosion, but I never '1
whimpered. Well, my parents j
were determined that I should go Ch
to college, and 1 there soon forgot
machinery and became interested
in mathematics and languages.
Later I went into business and at
handled money for a wealthy th
partner by the tens of thousands sit
of dollars. 1 soon liked business. m<
But then when I was 2G, by a sort is
of happen so, we got this farm. I mi
knew nothing of farming ; in fact,
detested the business and ever bit
since 1 had to hoe in father's gar- th<
den. 1 could get a good position St
in town again, but began to think Y<
I must stick to something and not pr
he chftncinir arnnnit anv mnro mi
The farm was badly run down ev
and we had a hard time at first, pa
but finally went to work in ear- be
nest with head and hand. With wi
success came a strong love for re
business. In fact the business was
made over to our liking by throw uf
ing out objectionable features, co
Just one illustration of how I got bt
interested and I muststop. I tile- ge
drained a wet place, doing the ar
work myself. When a rain came
I went and watched the water j ,
running out, and then saw the I
land dry out quickly alter the
rain was over. How I enjoyed K<
conquering that place and mak
ing it give up to my will ! No en
gineer in his cab was ever proud- '
er. 11 was just as good as build-j
j ing engineR. Then came the de- |
I . Co!
I sire to conquer in some other line, j
u tul u/\ An V/v?% n? i I I ' I
Mt.v? u\/ uut i (mi t? iii nrr, ill V j | >
youiit: friends, that I had a great
desire to he a machinist, then .
studied to ho a professional man J
then my health giving out, 1 wont ^ j
into business and enjoyed that,'.
and finally, almost by accident,!..
took up with something I did not j
like at all, and made success
.10
enough so several larg idlers
111
during years past have not tempt j
ed me away from the farm. I
hope this may influence many of ^
1 our voting readers, not to he
K i*
farmers necessarily, tint to take r
* It)
up with the line of work that .
Providence seems to lav fiefore
11 <
| them, and to make a success of it. .
I 'i'ho lin of business yon follow
1 and your youthful fancy do not "
count I or Hindi by tin; r-111 ? ol ;i <"'
determine*] will to succeed at ur
what von do undertake. hi
Million-, ol I < 11 ;i r ~. i - I In- \aliit- g
plari-il by Mr-. Mary liird, I larri-burg.
I'a., on t li?* lib- of tier child, ?loch >ho
! saved from rrotip !?y I In- use of Dm*
Minute CniiKli <' n r??. It euros all Vr
) roughs, rolils and throat ami lung j J1!
troubles. Crawford tiros. d-w s
Y<
fS(
alt
Fever ltreaks Out Agum. a*
- ?? I '
Jacksonville, Oct. *Ji.? Key
West reported twenty two eases
and two deaths last night. Miami
reported eleven new cases for
yesterday, but the disease is very
mild. Dr. I'orter is anxious to get K'
oil all persons likely to take the | so
t
9
sease and ban given them until
ednesday afternoon to decide
iouf Bending a special train to
nrth Carolina and the Green
outi tains.
TWO NEW CASKS REPORTED.
Jackson, Miss., Oct. 24?Two
i<s& cases of yellow fever have
fen reported since last night,
aking a total of twenty patients
ider treatment.
WORKING NIGHT AND DAY
The busiest and mightiest little
ing that ever was made is Dr. J
ing's New Life 1'ills. Every pill I
a sugar-coated globule of health,
at changes weakness into
reuglh, listle-sness into energy,
ain-fag into mental power,
ley're wonderful in bui'ding up
e health. Only 25c. per box
dil by Crawford Kms. Drugist. '{
EH MS A HE NOW KNOWN.
Will
tuituit Will AiAl \MFIU
Country tor a Seaport.
London, Oct. 24.?The Associed
1'ress is enabled to uive auoritivelv
Canada's final propo;ion
for the permanent settleent
of the Alaskan dispute. It
very different from former de&nds.
It is an follows:
"That the boundary line be artrated
upon terms similar to
ose imposed by the Uuiled
ates and Great Britain over
?nezuela, particularly those
ovisions making tifty years ocpancy
by either side conclusive
idence of their title to occuncy.
Skaguay and Dyea will
i conceded to the United States
thout further claim if Canada
ceives Pyramid harbor.
"In other words Cauada gives
> much of the disputed gold
untry in return for a seaport,
it she stipulates that she must
it the latter before she agrees to
bitrate the boundry line.
"It did me more pood than anything
ever used. My dyspepsia was of
,-nths standing; after eating it was
rrible. Now I am well," writes S. It.
?ener, Iloisington, Kans., of Kodol
yspepsia ('lire. It digests what you
t. Crawford Itros. d-w-s
I
No Divorce Law at All.
Itimliia Stal'The
remark is rnatle bv the!
aleigh News and Observer that
iouth Carolina the only state
the union that has a model di
ireo 'aw. It has enacted the l?i
cause an 1 steadfastly refused {
add any other." The News and
k..ri-,ir i: iin.l'i'. i.i. s. i.il.
. . . ? * . . HillU.W II. IJ \ ill
ma is the only state in the tin-!
11 that has no divorce law. The
arriace ti ? cannot 1 ?? broken in
is st.it** for nnv < uise whatever.
11 r moral)*:* rise superior to the
b! anil do not regard it as i
!? guide in such mutters. Kf
rfs Ve been Iliad i i "enact
> Hihle causi" hut the innovahi
has b?en looked upon as a
ivico of Satan. There are not
any people in tin-- world who
n improve on the Holy Script
( ?, but anions those f,-w our
v. makers are conspicuous.
iWATvlP 1
' Ww f \ I wl " in>'n<!'' I fur every!**>
^\*T* tiling: liul if you
IX KJ\J I have kidney, liver
tdadder trouble it will he found
>t the remedy you need. At drugsts
in llffy cent and dollar sizes.
mi may have a sample bottle of this
inderlul new discovery by marl free,
<o pamphlet telling all about it.
litre**. I?r. Kilmer ?y co? UinghamI
o 11, N. ^ . il
Pr??Msi tn i st i?*.
All weddings turn out about
e Kame." "Yes; the wotiian*H
ven away and the man jret's
Id.?Philadelphia Bulletin.
SPECIAL NOTICE!
All persons indebted to
US, either by Note or Account,
must come forward and settle promptly.
We have sold out our mercantile
business to the Lancaster Mercantile
Company and it will be impossible for
ns to carry our customers any longer.
As you well know, we have always
tried to be very indulgent and accommodating
to our customers and have
never pressed them unnecessarily, so
we hope they will appreciate the fact
now that we are going out of business,
and will come forward promptly and
make settlement. All notes and accounts
will be due by the llrst of November
and we will expect settlement
in full by tbat time.
Thanking our ft iends and the public
generally for their liberal pationage
in I be past, we are,
Very respectfully,
IIKATII, SPKINUS cV < U.
Lancaster, S. ?Oct. 4, '99. Im-w&s
MOEEY TO LOAN!
I HAVE made arrangements with
. Brokers in New York t'ity through
whom I am able to place loans secured
by a tirst mortgage on impr ved farms
tor live years time, payable in instalments,
at the low rate of 7 percent
interest per annum. The brokerage
and the charge for abstract and in
!>|ir< i iiiii nr<- >111:111 Hllll HI I III1 ex [It'll >
of the borrower.
P. t. WYLIE, Atty-at-Law.
Sept. 27. 1899. 8m.
Registration Notice.
TIIK 1TBMC will take notice that
the Registration Hooka will be
open, at the Courthouse, for the registration
of parties entitled to register
under the constitution, on the 1st
Monday in each month, until 30 day*
preceding the next general electiou.
\v (J. A. PORTKR,
Chairman Hoard Registration, Lancaster
County, 8. C., Dec 8, 1898
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
I WILL HK IN LANCASTER for a
1 short time to settle up the accounts
due the firm of T. M. Fitzpatrick A
Hro. All parties owing the above firm
must settle up at once. When I leave,
all accounts unpaid, will he placed in
an officers hands for collection. Don't
fail to heed this notice as it will be
positively the last time I will be here.
J. h. FITZPATRICK.
O.tf. 11, 18 'Jt-oew.
OOUTH CAROLINA & GEORGIA
EXTENSION R. R. COMPANY.
Schedule No. 3
In Kffccl 1 ? 01 a. in.. Sunday, October 1st. isw
BetweenCamden,S.C ,and Blacksburg.S.C.
West Hit | hast. 3i
First ClltHH I'.ASI KKN TIME. ' e'lr-1 ia?s
I'aHM'lllfiT I'ftHnl'IWIT
I tally Dailv
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Nund %y Sunday.
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Between Bhr.ksburg S.C.,and Ma?.ion,N.C,
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ft tiiil <> I'll (iaffney I 7 Mil BO.'
IV M I A M I | A M I P. M
Tr ill s Nun. :t: aid :?:i connect at iiluckshury
with train4 on tliii llalTm'y Division
Train No connects at Caindcn with tin
Ctiarli'ston Division of tin? Southern Kailwaj
for all I'ointN south
Tran. No,n leaving Camden at i*i lOp m
Ifolnif mst, makes connection at Dam-aster,
> C , with the I .. A C l{ It , at Catau ha .tunc
tlon ?i tlf the S. A L. going norih ; at Knelt
Hill witn tin- Houthern Hallway,going north.
Train N'o i| connects at Hlackshurg wltli the
South' rn Hallway from the south. At Marlon,
N C with Southern Hallway going west.
SAsi i, HUNT. A TRIPP,
I'rcshtent Superintendent
S. U. LUMPKIN, O. P. A.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
-?R^
Otatrvl Time Between Col ambl* anil Jaoh III*.
Eaultrn Tim* Mwmb CollMbl*
*nd Oth*r I'olata.
Effective June Uth, 1899.
V .. . ; (No. 84 No. i
Northbound. | 1^11,. Uully. *
Lv. J'ville, F.C.AP.Ry ?20a 7 46p
" Knvnnnah 12 35 p 11 69 p
Ar. Columbia 4 88p 4 80*
Lt. Charleston, So. By 7 00 a 6 UUp
Bummervllle 7 41 ? 8 00 p
Branchville 8 55 a 7 60 ji
Orangeburg 9 28 a 8 24 p
Kingville ID 15 a 9 20 p
Ar. Columbia... 11 00 a 1<J 10p
Lt. AuRiista, So. By 2 4d|> II 80 f
" Ornniteville 8 00 p hi 15 p
" Aiken 2 50 p..
" Trenton 8:??p 11 OOp
" Johnstons U49p 11 Alp
Ar. ColttnihiaUn. dep't 5 20 p 2 10
Lt Col'bin Bland'k at 6 45 p 6 50*
" Winnaboro 0 U8p 6 49
" (Theater 7 29 p 7 87
" Kock Hill 7 68 p 8 11*
Ar. Charlotte 8 4.">p 9 15*
" Danville 12 65a 1 22p
Ar. Kiehmond 0 (10 a 0 26 p
Ar. Washington 7 65 a 9 05 p
" Ball iinore l*a. lt. It 9 12 a 11 25 p
" Philadelphia 1185 a 2 60 a
" Now York 2 Ulp 6 28a
Southbound.
Lt. New York. Pa. K.It. 8 00 p 1216nt
" Philadelphia 6 84 p 8 50 a
" Baltimore 7 65 p 0 22 a
Lt. Wush'ton, So. By 9 20 p 11 15 a
Lt. Kiehmond 11 OOp 12 01m J
Lt. Danville 4 16 a 8 02 p
" Charlotte 8 16 a 10 20 p
" Rock Hill 9 02 a 11 10 p
" (Theater 9 86 a 11 48 p
Winnaboro. 10 21 a 12 82 a J
Ar Col'hin Bland'g at 1125a 187 a
Lt. Columbia Un. dep't 1146a 4 80 a
Johnatona 1 23 p 0 82 a
' Trenton 1 K8p 6 48 a
Ar. Aiken 2 15 p
" Urantteville 2 07 p 7 18 a
' Augusta 2 46 p JS OO a
Lt. Columbia, So. By 8 66 pi 0 45a
Ktngville 4 88 p 7 80 a
Orangeburg 6 2?p 8 22a
BranehTille ?02p 8 62 a
ummerville 7 U2 p 10 18 a
Ar. Charleaton 8 17 p 1109 a
Lt. Ool'bla, F.C.AP.Ry ^ 10 86 a 12 47 a
" Savannah g 07 p 6 08 a
Ar. Jaekaonrllle 7 40 p 9 QQ a
LKKI'INO CAR HKRYICB.
paaaenger aervlou liiwwa
Florida and New York.
Noa. Ki and 84?New York and Florida Kr
ureas. Drawlng-Koom Bleeping Cara MtWMa
Augusta and Now York.
M UIIIIIM umwuiif room linpini CAT*MIWWI
T?mp?, Jacksonville, Savannah, Washington
and New York.
Pullman Sloping Cars between Charlqjt* 4
and Richmond.
Noh. aft and fld?U. B. Fast Mall. Through
Fullman drawing room buffet sleeping cars uetvwn
Jacksonville and New York and Pullmac
sleeping cant between August* ana Charlotte.
Dining cars serve all meals on route.
Fullman sleeping cars between Jacksonville
and Columbia, en route dally between Jacksonville
and Cincinnati, via Ami evil) e.
frank s hannon. j.m. cuij?.
Third V-P. * Qen. Mgr. T. M.. Washington.
W. A. TURK. H. H. HARDWICa,
G P. A.. Waahlagtoa. A. Q. P. A.. Atlanta. , '"jj
LANCASTER & CHESTER
RAILWAY.
Between Chester and Lancaster
In effect 12 01 a.m., Sunday, April US, 18P9.
l)ai!u Except Sunday.
Southbound. Northbound.
No. 1& No. 17. No. 10. No it
P. M IA. M.1 F. M. A. M
T :m| 10 :vi d l.v ...Chester ... Ar d 3? 9 SO
7 f>o| lo M " Knot's .... " 5 i-8 9 Ot
nil II lo Hlchburg.... 5 35 8 3d
S 11 32 d ".. ItuHComville.. " 5 20 8 22
. h| i 11 52 ".. . Kort Lawn.. . 4 58 7 63
9 2 ! 12 32 " Graces... . " 4 18 7 18
! 9 45 l ?> ? il Ar. Lancaster.. Lv 4 to 7 oo
A M V M _ P. M ip. M
I i rmn ivnvinK utneitiitur ill 7;U0 n. in., con
1 ni l t> .a Chester with Southi rn Hallway h'oliiK
i hoii l In (\ A I. Koine nor ill anil C?. C. A N Ves1
i ti i it it- ami local train* golntf went
' Trail. leavine Unrailrr at -1:00 p. at., con
' ! nuts at 1 .aneaster wltli O It A Cl from Cam
1 1 ilcn. ami i'h' iti r ivtth Southern KiiH\va> Koiiitf
north a:nl south ami with C. A 1.. north.
Train li-aviio.' ('hosier at II ml a m , connect*
' at Chester wiih Southern Kailway from Char*
lot to, also (' A I. from north.
Train leaving Chester at 7" n in., connect*
w ii So it). i n Hallway from Columbia. G. C
ft N from Atlaniuaiiii ('. A I- from Lenoir.
I.KKOY SPRINGS,
.1. M. IIKATII, President. ^
I t ien'l. Pas. Agent.
ir,', .
Experienced
Butcher.
? I
1IIAVK secured the services of Mr.
II IN RY M I'JJ.EH, ??r Charleston,
i s. r , :in experienced butcher, who will
take charge of my meat market today,
J ami who will tie glad to wait on my
customers. The best beef cattle the
market i.tl'ords is the kind I buy, ami
win n ymi get your meat at my market
it is (lie best. Front now on I will have
Fresh Fish!
fin Wednesday's. Friday's and Satur*
i i tlay's Oysters on Saturday's. Bring
your hities hi me ?I pay the highest
market price for them.
, Reef C attle Wanted,
i S. T. BLACK MOV
'lMione No. 59.
Notice !
VI,L parties indebted to the said
llrrn of II. J. Gregory t Co., either
by note or account, will please come
forward and settle at once. It will be
impossible to grant further indulgence,
as the estatcof the late II. J.
Gregory must be wound up.
VV. T. GUKOORY, Admr.
Sept. in, '9b. 63 tf.