Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, November 29, 1899, Image 2
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Iancaster mimm
Published tvery Wednesday and Saturday
BY
Tia - Enterprise Hnblishlnft Company
A. J. CLARK Kdltor.
One Year ' $1.00
Six Months, ... 5(Xcts
Throe Months. 25 cts
In Advance.
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Wednesday, Nov. 29, 1899.
SECURING AND INCREASING OUR
TRADE WITH CHINA.
This country is ereatlv interested
in increasing its trade with
C ina as well as establishing a
trade with the Phillipines as soon '
as the war there is ended, which,
in all probability, will not he a
great while.
A niulti millionaire of I'r.ila
delphia, a man closelv identified
with, and largely interested in,
the manufacture of cotton fal>
ric?, stated to our Col. Springs the 1
other flay some startling facts in
regard to the increasing trade in
cotton goods manufactured in j
this country with foreign coun
tries. Among them he said : In.
1S03 this country exported cotton
goods to China to the amount of
only $4,000,000. In 1 SltS, the ex j
ports of that class af goods from 1
this country to China rea< hod the
handsome sum of $10,000,000. a
fourfold increase in five years, j
"And," said he. we are just now
getting started in that business.
The increase from now on will he
much greater than it has been for,
the past five years.
We clip from the Decern her
Review of KevieAs the following
article hearing upon thi? subject : !
"It, is nlainlv nr?i nir?n r>f t ha !
? ? r ? "f" " ''" 1 "v I
administration that we are in thei
Philippines to remain permanently,
and that such burdens and dis
advantages as go with the estab
lishment and exercise of authority ,
there must be counterbalanced
by whatsoever benefits we may!
be able to derive from a general |
strengthening of our commercial
position on the Pacific. From the :
business standnoint the most im
portant. thing to make surf of is!
the opportunity for the normal j
increase of the trade of the Fni i
ted States with China. Our com !
merce with empire has increased
rapidly within the past decade, I
but its present dimensions are
small indeed in comparison with
what may he expected at the end :
of another ten years. The only
thing to fear has been that our
chances of trade would he di-1
minished bv hostile tariffs erected
against us in those Chinese prov
inces where the Russians, French. I
and (Hermans have been establish
ing spheres of influence. Hither
to our trade has been protected
under treaties with China which
entitle us to the advantages of the
most favored nation. It is now
reported that our (Jovernment.
through its ambassadors, has fhu?
asked the Kuropean governments
to give us written assurance- that
their new claims and pretentions
in certain parts of China will not
he asserted to the prejudice of
our trade. The I'nited States has
no wish to participate in the di
vision of Chinese territory, and
will be entirely ?ati?liod if its ex
isting commercial privileges are
n nf /I i - t ii rl>n.l If i o oiir>i>otm/l
....... w . . I'l I I .1.1 .
our position in this matter has
not only the inn^t active and ear
rmsf support of Fngland. hut a l?o
the cordial assent of (rprmanv.
Japan's approval is also evident.'
With Fi nland, (mrmanv Jim I Hi
tod States, and Japan in nirrep
nmnt retrardinc <|i>ostinre in the
far Ivist, Franco and I'uscia could
not well do ofImrwiso tlmri nrro'ls
fo repsnii'^hle proposals."
('onyross ci.ii\ lir-i Mod
day i n I ><-< ? niher .M a.j. I! I'
.Miller. ]>riv;jf So,-rotary to ('on
/jressma n Finley. will leave l iiday
lor \\ a diiniiton '<? ho on
hand at llm opening oi theses-i
sion.
> 1 v.
Cain it l>e possible ! Ouzts for
Secretary of State. That is the
kind of talk the Florence Times
is having these days.
Tabernacle Items.
Mr. Editor:?Please allow me
soace in your valuable paper for
a few items from this section. I
suppose that all of our writers
have loft "these parts", as I have
not seen anything from Tabernacle
in sometime.
Well, brother writers, 1 hope
that you will soon rally to th"
front, and give us a bright newsy
article every week.
The health of the community isi
good with the exception of a few I
cases of fever. Mr. Wilson Iiow ;
ell, we are sorry to note, is very!
sick with typhoid fever?thisl
being the fourth case in his fain j
ily since July. His son, Mr. A.
C. Unwell, and two daughters.
Misses Mary and Cynthia, have
all been down but we are glad to I
' ay they have recovered ; an I we
sincerely hope that lie himself
will soon have his usual health '
again.
Farm work has been progressing
finely. 1'he gathering of the
crops are about over and the sowing
of small grain tias been the:
order of the day for sometime i
past. The farmers of this section
are sowing a great amount of I
crain this season. and with favtr
able sen set us will not Ik* depen
dent on the Western farmers for
their supply of tlour another
year.
Tabernacle community is not
only prospering financially, but
she is making rapid strides in-j
tellectually. The Tabernacle high
school is now in a nourishing con-,
dition. Karly in the fall season
the wide-awake patrons met and
elected Mr. ami Mrs. Walter Helk
of Alton, N. C.. to take charge of,
the school olt Oct. lfilh mhn einno
that time, by their untiring ef :
forts, have enrolled between 60
and 70 students, with four or tive;
hoarding students already en
rolled. We look forward to a
prosperous time for our school in
the near future.
There has been a debating so-1
cietv organized in connection
with this school which promises
to he a great success. There is,
great interest manifested by the I
members that have been enrolled
ami its sessions are enjoyed by ,
all who attend.
The Uev. Allen McKat land who
has so faithfully served the'Tat)
ernacle circuit, this year, has decided
to locate next year an I will
move to his plantation sometime
next month near ('in-raw. Mr.
Mel* aria ml l* a great woiker in
tlie cause of (prist ami we are
sorry thai he ll?s decided to give
up his i [ iner.Mif work.
.Mr. and Mrs. M alter l?elk spent
Saturday and Sunday last at their
old home at A linn, N (\
I'fof. A (' b'owell of fl... T . v
aliaw school spent S 11nr?l< > ant!
Sunday ?\ 11 (i In- !;?t li? r.
Mr. 11. II. Kt.wt-li .?n.l MiMajrsii*
Klynn 'vor?? united in the
' Holy llonds t>l in<i11'iinoti v <iii
tin* |!"h instant. H'*nry, we <-\
ti ml \ oil our !/* -1 '\ l-i? - !<>r a
Innu an I lia j>|?V lift*.
\W o nder ta nd that tin re is *
!? > an i lit# rtainnifiit jii\?-n l?y the
l a Imi n sail >' nri i'a n k . I v: ti
nmilt ; am! a!-.< t!? -? - i : J
preach i mr at 1 a licriiiicli' chur-li
at II o'clock mi I'll a ti k s;i I \ i'a
day. Ifi -in I s
Temporary I n'ranifement i f t?itr*'"~
l inn. Ilirnimh over work, worry >>r
( motional excitement, art- quickly
rectified l>y Dr. M. A. Simmons l.iver
Medicine.
Chamberlain** Pain Balm Curei
Of hers* ? hj Hot YauY
My Wife has been using Chamberlain's
Tain Balm, with good results,
for a lame shoulder that has pained
her continually for nine years. We
have tried all kinds of medicines and
doctors without receiving any benefit
from any of them. One day we saw an
advertisement of this medicine and
thought of trying it, which we did
with the best of satisfaction. iShe has
used only one bottle and her shoulder
is almost will.?Adolimi L. Mi li.* tt,
Manchester, X. II. For sale by J F.
Mat;key & Oo
fillll
to die several times, jet I am spared j
to tell how 1 was saved," writes Mrs.
A. A. Stowe, 2)7 N. 4th St., San
dose, Cal. "1 livid valvular heart
trouble so severe that 1 was pro- j
trounced 'gone' two diilerent times, j
The valves of mv heart failed to i
work properly, and circulation was j
so sluggish that the slightest e;; :rt: >n
produced fainting. 'There is t o j
hope' said mv physician, so 1 decided 1
to try lor. Miles' Heart Cure and the I
result 1 consider miraculous. 1 am
satistied it saved my life."
vrt. MULES'
Heart Gur-fs
i soli' 5 v al! druggists on guarantee
first hotile l)Cii< tits or iminiv
Hook on heart ami nerves sent fret;.
Dr Miles Mariical Company, Elkhart. U ' ;
.'eadful
"SOUP
when your children are at'.
ho dreauftd croup, you
: '^pair; Dr. John W. Hull's
' i- >"*'}> will relieve and cure
'h? at once. You can always
t a this marvelous renuTdy; it
?? to cure For whooping.uui
inciisle-coiiCfh it is the best
} a the land. Children like it.'
yiifsSp
V>< I cure Croup without fail.
!' !' .11 and pV.isnnt to take. Doctors
I'rtcc c< n?s. At nil rinijufiats.
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure.
Digests what you eat.
Itartlflclallydipostst he food and aids
Nature in streriigthening and reconstruct
inn t tie exhausted digestive organs
It is the latent I .seovered digestant
and tonic. No other preparation
can approach it in ellictency. It instantly
relieves and permanently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea
Sick Headache,(last ralgia.Cramps,ant
all other resultsof imperfect digestion.
Prepared by E C De WIU & Co , CIpcago.
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~ NOTICE T
All ji >it ies imlolit< <! to the
I ii 111**1*-' II iiil.in^ A M i i cant i lo
?... :!I |||. a-o laic lo.t MM- thai
in. v ii.u-1 .on it I or war.] ami >cl
r !.. . . I I. i l . 1
i 11 i i ^ t | r ? - Mi nun
in ! !ii u< ii-M- Tlu* ' i-1 f -s ol
'in- i-<n; |>i:.y In* w 11:' I is|>
i ? < ?fi I \
I \ I. Ml- H>" II A M t it
MONEY TO LOAN!
II! \\ h ?n:inrratiiM'imTit* wit*
1 '>nik r- in \i- a York * -iI> lliruturli
a limn I am alilf In |>2:t<" * Ioiiii* -i rurml
liy fir-.f inortjjai:" mi nnjir- \i i! farm*
tor livi* \ :?r - tin. i . | > :i y ft I?1 in inMailln'lit
lit tin' Inn falrul 7 |??T i-lMll.
111* i r jut n111111r11. 'I'll" lirnkt'rni??'
iinil fin* rhnriri' lor ;il>-ir:n f ami in?
( inn arn -mali ami ill I Iii? pxjumi-p
ill" I l.i1 borrow it.
W. li WYLIE, Aily-al-Law.
S. jit. -J7, l.VJ'.k fiin.
Buggies, Buggies; Bug
Buggies good, Buggies
Buggies big, Buggies ]
storyBuggies
for comfort an
Mfr SU6(
IYES ! WK HAVE E
'number, of all grades an
$30
[for a good top Buggy on
season, we are making a :
large weekly sales is the ;
'sell a good buggy for so 1
Our livery service
lular favor.
1S~* y / 7 T
^rooa vjenne iiorsej
and Carcf
Sag*Plenty of Wagons
Call and see us.
ELLIOTT & '
Ring up
x ?noneN7?.
OR CALL AT THE NEW MARKET
AND BE SUPPLIED WITH COOD
FRESH AND WHOLESOME MEATU
Ah v\i pay tljr hiiMieM market prices foi
good stock and its only the tiest we buy am)
dollvpr t?? our customers
t Sausages of all kinds in season.
A. <J. SMITH Si CO.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
<5t\
Central l lmt Ikt witii Col miihU and Junklouviltf.
K.ist?*rii Time llrtweon Columbin
ami Oilier I'olnte.
Effect i vo Juno 11th, 1890.
I ~ ~7 ! j N o. 34, No. 84
Northbound. I Dally. Dally
Lt. Jvtlle, K.C.&I'.Ry 8 20a 7 Up
' Savannah 12 115p 11 69 p
Ax. Columbia 4 8hp 4 88 ?
I Lv. Char lea ton, So. Ity 7 00 a 6 80 p
bumrnorvtUa 7 41a 0 00 f
Branch villa 8 66 a 7 60 p
1 Orannohurg 0 28 a 8 24 p
Kingvillo 10 15* 0 'Alp
Ar. Columbia...... _11 oual 10 10p
Cr. Augusta, 8o. Ky 2 top1 0 .Tup
" (iramteville 8 00pi 10 lftp
" A l Won 2 JO p
" Trenton 3 Alp 11 OOp
" Johnston* 8 40 p 11 20 p
Ar. t'olunihial'n. tlrp'l ft'Alp 2 10 a
Lt ( lol'lila Hiftinl'g at ft 4ft p 6 40 I
" Wtnnshoro 6 88p 6 49*
" Cliislr 7 3flp 7 87 a
" Rook Hill 7 68 p 8 11*
Ar. Charlotte 8 46p 9 16a
" 1 ?tnvilla ) 18 6ft a! 1 Up
Ar. Richmond I liooa 8 26 p
Ar. WaHhiiiirton . e 7 6fta P 06 p
loiiiini.Toi-H.K.i:..?i?n uasp
" J'hiiii<i<'iphia 11 Xin 2 Ma
" N?w York.. .. . ... 203p 6 23a
SontliliouiKl. No. 8.1
i l> ?ily. Daily.
1r.v ?5,**vy Y"rk- I'a K it !i lOp ITTftni
1 lii. ill li-. | ) i 6 114 p arm a
Italiinioi... 7Mp e a
I.v. \N llr.ll ton, So. Kv.. P 20p II li?
Kv. Ki.'hmoinl ! 11 00p 12 01jf
Lt. I iitnvillo . | 4 iftaj ? 02 [
t I | if . . . h ir.R 10 *?|
" 1.Hill . .. I !"I a II IU T
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Ar ( "I'liia I..HM.IV *i 11 i? 1 .11
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Ar .liii-ku-nvil'm 7 4'in !m>i
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|"t.-i<i>j \ i-n-'H-n^ir M-rvii-?
ri'.liilii i.n.l N-\v V..ik.
. . anil .11 - .wiv V'irk nrnl Flotilla Ki
pi- i II -in >.i-ii;.injt t'urn liolwutb
A .i'i I v.... i, Jj
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1 i .' ! .i. aaiain, V. nvkingtu*
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I'ara 1 t - t? ('harlot'*
- ? :<ret ./---I". S. I":i?t M til. Thronrb
r i i .in l.ii'Vt > i'|iill(f f-:irtv.i
u .1:. il. 111. ii mill Ni.v V.ik nwt I * 111
i V."I'll An.-iMt i iiinl I'Wir
ii'i wrvii n.I .n Aii i nr.. .i'
1 :t i .. ...,ii? ears liMwion Jurkiiutivilii
An ; i ..iiiin. i. <*n route iliu lif w?m-i? .lu< u
m> mnl iiii-lruuili. via A-.*!? v; 11??
FKANK S.iiAWllW .1 M I'l'l.p,
'1 Mr- V I* .Viton Mi'r T. -i . Wa?li1n*t<vn
? A i l l:* il i.'.MiW It K.
11 I* A . Wunlitni{11n?. 4 I' A . A i .Au> a
*1"In* reliable rnrr fur l.eui'orrhuen.
Ovarian I?i?nt< r-? ami I ailing of
Woinb, i> "-.111111 i - >'|iia . \ .ne Wine
' or Tablets.
- !> i
rgies galore?
i better, Buggies bestLittle,
Buggies oil every
k 'y/[ *;
Ld Buggies for last.
31 ESI & '
o:
i
1UGGIES, almost without
id all prices, ranging from
>.00
up. In fact, just at this
specialty of Buggies. Our
secret of our being able to
ittle money.
continues to grow in pops',
Stylish Turnouts,
ul Drivers.
and Harness, too.
CRAWFORD. J
NOTICE!
To tlio Taxpayers of Lancaster
4'onnty.
rpilK TREASURER'S OFFICE will
L he open for tlie ollection of taxe?.
for t lie fiscal year 1890, from the 10th
clay of October to the 81st day of I)e
cember, 1 stm.
The levy is as follows:
Slate, - - - 5 Mills
County, - - - 5 44
C. & C. R. R . - - - - 3 44
Retiring <' ,V C. K. H. Bonds, 3.j "
Schools, - - 3 "
LOCAL LEVY.
S. O. it (i. K. K. K., Gills Creek, 44
44 Cane Creek, 44
" " 44 44 Pleasant Hill, 3 44
Lam-aster <; railed School, 4 44
Oakhnrst, - - - 4 44
Jones X Roads, - - -2 44
Total Levy by Districts: * y
Indian Land, - ' - ltis.,' 44
W'axhaw, - Hi3., 44
Cane Creek, 21 44
Cane Creek. Oraded. - 25 44
Cane Creek, Jones X Roads, 23 44
Gill's Creek, ... 21 44
(Jill's Creek, Graded, - 2f?la 44
(Jill's Creek, Jones X Roads, 23'g 44
Itiiford, .... HO* "
Flat ('reek, - - - 1(P4 44
Flat Creek, Kershaw, - lf04 44
neasant mil, ... pjj, "
Pleasant Hill, Kershaw, - 19?* "
Pleasant Hill, Oakhurat. - 3t^ "
Pleasant Hill,.lones \ Roads, 21?.,' 44
Cedar Creek, - 16% 44
Cedar ("reek, .lones X Roads, 18?4 "
Respectfully submitted,
W. C. CAUTHEN,
County Treasurer.
Sept 25, 1899.
M's Sill.
ST A TK OK SOITII CAROLINA,
Lancaktkk County. ^
(Ciil RT OK COMMON l'LKAS.) |
l.eander Itelk, 1 jfl
I Rebecca Itelk, j
Ida Itelk. | Decree " a
Mary Alice Itelk and j for
Ricbaril Itelk. s*in ?-?f
Plaint id's, | Krai
A uain.-t | K?tate for
j Klta llcik, | Partition.
Defendant. J
I >1 KM A N'T T<? 'I'll K OKOKK OK
1 mltr?? Kiiehanau, made In tin*
; ahn\r cut it led cause mi t In* 23d day of
I Octohcr. 1 I will -I-II at public aueI
ion in front of tin' < ourt House at
I.ainaster, s. on tin*
1ST. W9NDAY IN DECEMBER
n?*xt, within tlieli'^al hours of halt*,
tin* following deerribed real estate: ,
All that ]'ii' i', parrel or tract of land ^
j tieiiiif. I\?i ir and situate in Ituford
'I w r -t io. in Mi'- i "iinty of Lancaster,
Stat- "I ^?nii b i 'arolina, eontniniiiK
MM; I \ (110) ACUKS.
in or or I.---, and bounded on the * ?i
I \ i i' 11 l>\ la ml- f t ti<? Scott i-h F,ntnl
I I 0:111 ? ?>rn|>h( y : on the Has' r?y Min1
now 11 r: 11: 11; 00 I li?? South by l.onj*
I'.raneh: : 1 nit on tin* \Ve?t hv K-tate
1 ami- of I". M. I'lylor. deceased, the
; con-ixtiiiK "f two trails, as will
?! ? n I y reference Io deed* from tin* -?
? In-raw ,v < lie-tcr Kailroad Company
ami irom \V. \ I umlerhiirk respecti\ely,
a- font <1 in f lie oltlce of t he Kej;i-ter
of J|e?iie < mivi-ynncea for said a
i on 111 y, i n I' I I . .ok - " A" it ' 11a
Tkiims m ^\ii < \-11 : I'lirehn-er or
purchaser- to pay for papers and the
necc--ar\ revenue -tamps.
W. >. I.. VOltTF.K, c.i .< . I..C.
recti .v. Mines, I'lftintifTs' Atlys.