Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, November 18, 1899, Image 3
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Short Locals.
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?All kinds of job printing
done'at file Enterprise office.
?Mr. J. C. McDow of Charleston
is visiting his family here.
?For elegant wedding invita
tions call at the Enterprise office.
?Capt. Jno. II. Fitzpatrick of
Washington, Ga., is here looking
after Rome business matters.
?Mayor Smvth was re elected ^
mayor of Chrleston by a hand-1
some majority.
? Mr J. C Reid, of Charlotte,
N. C., is spending a few days with
Rev. R. L. Robinson.
r> T 1IT T ..!
?ivev. .1. vv . ijiitie will preach at
New Hope First Sunday in December,
at 11 a. m.
?Mr. and 'Mrs. Hen Warwick
and children* of Pleasant Valley,
^are visiting at Mrs. Sallio Du^
' 'Kant's, Mr. .Warwick's sister.
? Mrs. A. W. Kluttz and little
daughter, of Chester, spent a cpuof
tinys with the family of Mr.
^ W. McD Hrown
?Mr. Er. W Sistare, of Monroe,
N. 0., came down Tuesday night,
to be present at the Uousar-Uohinson
nuptials.
?Misses *Hottie .Stevens andj
Min nie Miller, of Lancaster, are!
visieing friends in the city.?Ches
ter Lantern, Nov. 14.
?Misses Lillian Massev, of Tir
zah, May Coates of New York
and Lela Wilson, of Newberry,
are the guest of Miss Eugenia |
Williams, this week.
?
r v ?Editor J. C. Hemphill, of the
News & Courier, has been ap
pointed harbor commissioner at
Charleston, vice ,1. II. Moore re
-signed.
?M iss Mannie Miller returned
Wednesday from a visit to friends
in Chester and to her sister Miss
Hattie in the Columbia Female
College at Columbia.
?Messrs. Hubbard Dunlap,
Webb White, Rufus London, Jas.
Beckham, and Dr. Gilmore Sto
i '
vens of Rock Ilill, attended the
White Green marriage at Douglas
church, Thursday.
?There seems to be no harm
in sponging on a newspaper man,
at least that is what some people
think. Take the hint and subscribe
for a paper, and you will
thereby feel better.
?Ten or a dozen wagons were
busy hauling rock on the road
east of town Wednesday and
Thursday. They got quite a good
many rocks ready for the chain
gong.
?It is announced that more
than 13,000 visiters were carried
to Columbia by the railrods during
the state fair, besides those
who came from the surrounding
country by private conveyance.
?There will be a meeting of
1 the Stewards of Lancaster circuit
ar Lancaster Uourt House, Nov.
22J, 1899. We earnestly beg all
r board to be present, also Phe
new members elected for next
Iycar. Gko. C. Leonard,
Pastor.
Parsonage, Nov. 15, 1899.
(jNi'^by Rrfli?l%A Nol?iler*inf rieu.
Capt. C. O. Definition is well known
all over Africa as comrrminter of the
forces that captured the famous rebel
fe^Balishc. 1'inlcr date of Xov. I.
from Nrjburif, Herliuaiialaml, lie
writes: "Before starting on the Inst
campaign I bought a quantity of
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Kemedy, which I used myself
when troubled with bowel complaint
arid had given t,u my men, and in every
Paso it proved most bene tlcial." Fqg
a^le by .J. it'. Mackey A Co.
mr ! HHH 91 I 4 *
Consar-Robinvou.
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The marriage of Mr. N. H. Cou
sar and Miss Nannie Robinson,
daughter ot Mr. Mrs. N. P. Rob
inson, was solemnized on Wednesday
at the home of the bride's
parents. A detailed account will
appear in Wednesday's paper:
White.Green.
The marriage of Mr. II. E
White of Rock Ilill, and Miss
Maynie Green, daughter of the
late F. D. Green, took olacel
[Thursday at Douglas church,
according to advance announce
ment published in these columns.
A full account will appear in
Wednesday's paper.
Will itr TjOoUlnq Through Uriel.Walls.
Impecunious offenders against
the ordinances ot the town will
he lodged in a brick guard house
before long. A contract has been
awatded for the construction ol
such a building upon the lot re
cently purchased by the town
from Mr. W. A. Davis, which is
lite lot formerly owned by Rev.
E E Rressley, situated near the
court house.
The Flashing Kye,'Bouyant Footstep
ami Kosy ''omptexion result front
the use of Dr. M. A. Simmons l.iver
Meilicine. t
Wc Xeeil the Moiteu.
II von have hot paid your subscription
to tlu? Kntkkpkisk. we
would bo jjlad il you would do so
soon We need the money. Quite
! u number have paid, but a larjie
number have not. We have furnished
you two papers a week for
the past year, or a total of 104
papers. We think you will admit
that we have earned your dollar,
and we want you to come up and
pay it at an early day. Those
ladlv in arrears are expected to
settle at least a portion of their
indebtedness at a very early day.
i
Weary women need an occasional
dose of Dr. M. A. Simmons Liter Medicine
to Strengthen their Nerves and
Invigorate their Systems.
Fields <0 Hanson's Minstrels.
Fields & Hanson's celebrated
minstrel troupe played to a well
filled house here Thursday night.
Wo cannot speak too highly of
the performance, as our people
were captivated and charmed
from start to finish. We are sorry
that there were not twice the
number of people in attendance.
Every member o!' the troupe is
an artist and we will not speak
| in praise of any one member for
tear of doing someone an injustice.
We hope Fields t$r Hansons
will come back to our town next
season. We will then show our
appreciation by giving them a
packed house.
The reliable cure for Leucorrhoea,
Ovarian Disorders and Falling of
| Womb, is Simmons Squaw Vine Wine
1 or 'i'Ablofg
| I.a arastrr's Market.
On Friday, Nov. 17, cotton
and produce brought the follow
ing prices :
COTTON.
Strict good middling, .* 7
Good middling . 03?'
Strict middling (P.j
Middling, ij
r KooncR.
Hut(cr (good), per pound,... . 10 to 12','
P**r dozen, 12
Chickens, 15 to 20
Corn, perbuRhnl, 45
IIams(home raised),per pound, .0 to 10
Shoulders (home raised),per lb., 0'ato7
The above prices are paid by
merchants for any of tho above
inained products, and is published
I'dr tlio benefit ot those who have
them for sale.
fly
Boils and F
Give
AN UNFAILING SIGN THAT ?er
anc
NATURE IS APPEALING ?
the syBt
rnn nri p must be gotten rid of ; th<
rUn nCLr. ?a warning that can not
To neglect to purify tl
time means more than tho annoyance of
unsightly pimples. If these impurities
remain, the system succumbs to any ordin
unable to withstand the many ailmem
prevalent during spring and summer.
Mrs. L. Gentile, 2004 Second Avenn
says: " I was afflicted for a long time wit
were very annoying, as they disfigured n
After using many other remedies in vain,
and thoroughly cleansed my blood, and
a gooa complexion, wmcii l never had hot
SCapt. W II Dunl
R. R., Chattanooga.
" 8everal boils ana c
great pain and anno
a riotous condition.
anil my blood lias b
S. S. 8. F
is the best blood roi
and is the only ono that is absolutely
promptly nurifles the blood and thoroi
the general health' and strength. It cur
tisin. Tetter Boils, Sores, etc., by going
forcing out all impure blood.
Books free to any address by the Swift
Bamberg Nursery Goi
?Tlui Lancaster Mercantile Co's.
stables here have a new
buss. f
Hot Supper.
The Woodmen of the World at
Van Wyck nave a hot *11 pper en- v
tertainm^u' Thursday night at'
the residence of Mr It. II. Massey
for the purpose of raisins: money
to bwild a hall About $30 were
raised and four new members
were examined. One, Dr. B. J.
Witherspoon, their camp examiner.
was initiated. The attend
ance was large and the meeting '
ent husiastie.
To I*iirify and Knrie.h the Itloori, i
Strengthen the Nerves ami Invigorate
the System, use I)r.*M. A. Simmons
Liver Metlielne.
I ?
I Tlir. ff'rit/ht of T,a two titer'* Moil.
; Through the kindness of post.- .
i master Gregory, we are enabled
j 1
to give our readers an interesting
hit'-f information in regard to
1 the weight of mail that passes i
through liis olliee for a period of
| thirty days. .Mr. Gregory re
ceived inatruc ion from the Post
OfBee Department ahout Get 1st.
i to weigh all mail originating in
I his oNice and keep an account, of
each day's mail, lor thirty days.
The total amount was II,(>08 lbs.
and 12A ounces?of this, 2,711 lbs.
'an l 12 ounces was carried by the
railroadand the remainder 027 I
11>s. ov star route. At this rate,
in the course of twelve months he
' would handle about 11,010 lbs. of
mail, which is I?v no means a
small matter.
Temporary Derangement of Digestion,
through overwork, worry or
emotional excitement, are quickly
rectified by Dr. M. A. .Simmons Liver
1 Medicine.
?
' ' ^ 'I i M iS 'J HE !
When Nature ia overtaxed, she ha>
own way of giving notice that assist- ,
e is needed. She does not ukk for j
il it is impossible to get along with'-at j
a and pimples arc an indication that
em is accumulating impurities which
ay arc an urgent appeal for assistance
safely be ignored,
lie blood at this
painful boils and
i are allowed to
lary illness, and i< w '-i '' '' ?*
ts which are t*> J&sfjl B
V?j f?y
o, Seattle. Wash . : & . ' J \
th pimples, which -A V.K
ay face fearfully. " y \8
8. S. prompt ly 1 \ \
now I rejoice in -*i\ \
ore" \h:, u
ip, of the A O S. -* vt/T.f-e
To 11 11 .i-ifiMi'
nrbuncles brolio out upon me. causing I
yanee. My blood i;m.i:(1 to !>: in
and notli: t; 1 tor?U riv <? t<> <>
Us of S S. cured mo completely
?een perfectly pure ever since."
'OR THE BLOOD
tnedy, because it is purely vegetable
free from potash and mercury. It
uglily cleanses the system, builds up
es Scrofula, Er/.pnm, Cancer, Klieuniadirect
to the cause of the trouble and
Speciiie Co., Atlanta, Ga.
TYOQ THINK?;
0 your interest to secure1
hat lias been propagated on
n soil? If so, write us for
ne catalogue of fruits, flowid
ornamental shrubbery,
reasonable.
mpany, Bamberg, S.C.
1 Septegcnarian Visits Lancaster
ltev. L. C. Hinton of Chester,
1 most, estimable gentleman and a
ihristian of deep piety spent a
ew days in our town this week.
Lie was the guest ol Hon. T. J.
Strait, M. D. He visited tho homes
mil made and renewed the acquaintance
ot many of our people
with whom and with which he
was much pleased. He is a native
>t the vicinity o! Raleigh, N. C ,
but has been a resident of Ches
t?-r for 50 years, and was for 25
rears pastor of the Baptist church
in Chester and afterwards pastor
of many of the most influential
rdiurches in the county, lie is
now a seplegenarian, but still
active, preaching and distributing |
Bibles and religious literature
and speaking words ot kindness
and encouragement wherever he j
gOCS
The fiirl's Friend, Simmons Squaw
Vine Wine or Tablets, cause natural
appearance and Regular Monthly ret
urn of menses.
? For all kinds ol job printing,
call on or write the Entkrpkisk
I'm. ('o.
Mrs. F. !. Dickson, Westminster, S.
writes: Eleven years ago I was
for six months unable to do my work,
and Dr M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine
restored me to good health Think
one package of it worth a dozen of
Zellin's.
NOTICE!
All parties indebted to the
Farmers' Hanking A Mercantile
Co.. will please take notice that
they must come forward and settle
at once. This is the second
and last notice The businea of
this company must be wound up
promptly.
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Blood Cure Sent Free.
By add regain# HI nod Halm Co. 384
Michel! Street, Atlanta, Ca., any Enterprise
reader may obtain a sample
bottle of their famous B. B. H.? Botanic
Blond Balm, the greatest, grandest.
best and strongest Blood Ketnedy
made. Cures when all else fails,
pimples, ulcers, scrofula,eczema, boils,
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Free medical advice included
when description of your trouble is
given. This generous offer is worth
while accepting. Sample bottle sent
all charges prepaid. Large bottles,
(containing nearly a quart of medicine)
for sale by all druggists at $1
per bottle. B. B. B. is always ahead of
all other Blood Remedies for curing
Blood Humors. Try B. B. next
Hme you buy a .Hood Purifier.
It will not be a surprise to any who
are at all familiar with the good qtialiti?
? of Chamberlain's <'ough Remedy,
to know that people everywhere take
pleasure in relating their experience
in the use of that, splendid medicine
and in telling of the beneiit they have
rMPpivuil ffnm if of ' ? 1
wi .?h<i riiiu* II IIHS
cured, i.f ihreatened attacks of pneumonia
it has averted and of th? fhildren
it has saved from attacks of croup
and whooping cough. It i- a grand,
good medicine. For sale by J, F.
Mnekey A * ??.
MONEY TO LOAN!
1JIA\ 10 made arrangements wilii
Brokers in New York City through
whom I am able to place loans secured
by a tirst mortgage on mpr veil farms
for live years time, payable in instalments,at
the low rate of 7 percent,
interest per annum. The brokerage
and the charge for abstract, and inspection
are small and at the expense
of the borrower.
n. c. WYLIE, Atty-at-Law.
Sept. 27, ISO'J. tun.
t 'Phone 74.*
OR CALL IT THE NEW MARKET
AND BE SUPPLIED WITH GOOD
FRESH AND WHOLcSOME MEATS
As mo the highest market p-iccs for
good slock an I its only the best we buy und
deliver toonr customers.
Sausages of all kite's In season
A. <i. SMITH & CO.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Central Tim* ll?tw?i*n Columbia ami J*ok onvillr.
Ktutern 'Mine lletweau Columbia
and Other Point*.
Effective June 11th, 1890.
~ ~ . ~ . No. 34 No. U
Northbound. D?uy. IMIIy.
Lt. J'vUle, F.C.&P.Ry 8 20 a 7 ?p
" Savannah 12 35 p 11 69 p
Ar. Columbia 4 38 p IMi
Lt. Charleston, So. Ry 7 00 a 6 80 p
SummcrviUe 7 41 a 6 09 p
Branchvillo 8 5fi a 7 50 ji
Orangeburg 9 23 a 8 24 p
Kiuvvilie 10 15 ji 9 20 ji
Ar. Cotuinbia 11 ' .?> a 10 10 p
Lt. Augusta, So. Ry- r 2 Aip 9 hop
" tvramieviue ? i'-' l> iu top
" Aiken. 2 50p
" Trenton 8 8dp 11 00 p
" Johnstons 8 49 p 11 lit p
Ar. CohmibiaUn. dep't 5 20ji 2 lit*
Ly Col'bia Bland'g at 6 45 p 5 60 ?
" Winnaboro fl latp fl <0*
" Cheater 7 211 p 7 87 a
" Hook Hill 7 68 p 8 11 a
Ar. Charlotte 8 45 p 9 15
" Danville 12 65 a 1 22 p
Ar. Richmond 0 00 a C26p
Ar. Washington 7 65 a 9 06 p
" Bnltimoro 1'a. K. II 9 12a 11 26p
" Philadelphia 11 85 a 2 60 a
" New York 2 03 p 6 28a
Southbound. V>?'i33 IJ?".,38
Daily. Daily.
Lv. New Y'ork. Pa. R.R 8 l>0p 1215nl
" Phiitulelphia 6 84p 8 60a
" Baltimore 7 6op 0 22 a
Lv. Wuah'tou, Bo. Uy ft 20 p 11 15 a
j Lv. Richmond llOOp 1201m
I Ly. Danville 4 15a 6 02p
" Charlotte 8 15a 10 20p
j " Ho<-k Hill *02a! 11 lOp
" Chester 9 55a| 11 411 f
I " >v inuslxiro. 10 21a 12 82 a
I Ar Col'biit Hland't; at. II 26a' ' 27 *
1 Ly. Columbia L'n. dep't II 4:'. *t I ilig
| " .h<hnstens i .M i' it ;i2i
I " Trenton 1 : hp! p> *
Ar. Aiken 2 15|i!
I " tiraniteville 8 07pj is*
I "__AtiKUala ...I 2-i.ip' 8 th > n
i,v. ioamiTjitt, rto. Hy fop 11 4">?
: Kmifville 4 :7> n 7 ? < ?
] Oranwhtiru 6 2> p K '22 #
| Prnnchvillo ilir.'pj 8 ?
Sumnicrvilio 7 p 10 I.h *
Ar. Charleston 8 17 )>| 11 CJ si
Lv. (/ol'Ua, F.C.&P.Ity 1 10 A">a) 12 47 ?
" Savannah I It 07 pi f> Os n
Ar. JilcliiKHtvlllo | 7 40p| !>(??
SI KI'I'IMi ( Alt SKUVICR.
Frcc'lent dally puscnger service botwer.r
Florida ami N a- York.
N< !-. iuk'. :m?No.v Y'ork ami Florida I'.*
pr?- I ; "Room Sleeping Cant bet
A< - ir Yi
Pol1 man i.rnv. in if room wirepin^ cnrs1>e:\v<?ev
Tan.- i. lark- -uvillo, Savannah, \Yu*hingtvjj
aiui w York.
pi;" -ii S loping Cars htwrcn Charlott?
ami hn-nmond.
No,, stonml :/V?U. S. Fnst Mail. Throutrb
Pullman drhwinij room hnffot s'oopina cars l>etwecn
Jacksonville ami Now York anil Pull
man sleepimr oars between Augusta and Charlotto,
Dining cars servo all m-al-i enrouie.
Pullman sleeping cars hctwron Jacksonville
and Columbia, onrontn daily hat ween Jack
| aonville and Cincinnati, via Asheviiie.
FKAX K S. (?A\ N'ON. J. M.CITLP,
Third V-P. <St Qan. Mgr. T. M.. \Vn?hlngton.
W. A TURK, S. H. HAKDW1CK,
t>. p. A.. Washington, A CI. P. A., Atlanta.