Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, November 29, 1899, Image 3
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Short Locals.
?Dr. White, of Rock Hill, was
in Lancaster Tuesday.
?The stores at Heath Spring
will he closed thanksgiving day,
?The Baptist State Convention
meets at Gaffnev today.
?Mr. J. A. Taylor has gone on
a visit to Rock Hill.
?The telephone exchange here
will observe Sunday hours tomorrow?Thanksgiving.
?Mr. Hampton Johnston, of
Greenville, is on a visit to his
mother in Lancaster.
? Messrs. J. Calmer King and
R. A. Long, spent Sundav in
Yorkville.
?Miss Pearl Pa.vseur is visit
ing Miss Bertha Stalin, Chester,
S. C. '
?Mr. W. It. Steele, of Wax
haw. N. C., spent Sunday in Lan
* caster.
?The annual conference of the
M.. E. church will meet in Orangeburg
next Wednesday.
? Mr.W. B. Oulp returned home
last week from his railroad woiks
on the S. A. L. near tColumbia.
? Mrs. Thomas Benin ti of the
Heath Spring section was in I,?n
caster yesterday.
? Mrs. Sheriff Olyourn went to
(Jatnden Monday to see her moth
er, Mrs. C. C. Unite, win* was
recently burned serious'v. %
? Mrs. Thomas McFadden, nee
Miss Mary Clifton of Fort Lawn
is visiting her sister here, Mrs. I).
Ferguson.
?Mr. L P. Itoddey, the ellicient
and popular railroad agent
at Fort Lawn spent Sunday in
" Lancaster.
?Miss Mary Hunter returned
Monday afternoon from Charlest
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wjii wnere sue weni 10 spend gala
week.
?The stores will all be closed
tomorrow and everybody will attend
Thanksgiving services, go
hunting or otherwise spend the
day.
?A telegram was received Saturday
by Mr. J. L. Hell of Ilussel
I'lace, announcing the death of
his son-in-law, Mr. W. K. Hell,
who resided at Hartsville, .S. C.
?List of letters advertised for
y the week ending Nov. 28, 18!>0:
Miss Hattie Witherpoon, Louis
Dunlap, J. L. Wbitaker.
k J. F. (jRKOOKY, I'. M.
r ' ?Mr. J. J. Hull the genial lvl
itor of the Rock Hill Herald, was
.in town a few hours Saturday
shaking hands wit ii his old friends
and acquaintances. He made the
EkTRKFIUSK oflice a pleasant call.
?Mr. and Mrs. ,1. H. lielk accompanied
by Mr. J. Helk and
daughter, Miss Abbie, all of the
Jacksonham neighborhood are
visiting relatives and f riends in
IA t Mill
run mm.
^ ?The union depot long sinee
needed at Oofunibia, seems, as
the Record "nys. to he an assured
fact. The depot will he Situated
at the loot ol main street. Application
will he made to the
eouneil, in a lew days lor permis
sinn to use stroe's, ?Ve . lor the
> purpose.
Mrs. F.J. Jdekson, Westminster, S
C., writes: Kleven years ai I waI
tor six montI# unable to <lo my \M>rl<
ami I?r M. A. Simmons l.iver Medicine
restored in>* to good health. Tliinl
one package of it wortli a dozen o
Zellin's.
Supreme Court Setting.
The November term of the State
* Supreme Court convened yesterday.
Judge Jones went down
, Monday to be present at the
opening- The sixth circuit will
be called next Monday and will
1 be given live (lavs for the hear
ing of such causes as may come
up.
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The (iirl's Friend, Simmons Squaw ;
j Vine Wine or Tablets caii*>e natural i<
appearance and Regular Monthly return
of menses.
J Thanfcs</irinu Nervier.*, 1
There will he a ?]iiion service ^
at the Methodist church Thurs
(lay morning at 11 o'clock.
I address will he delivered hy llev.
Mr. Frasor Alter the address a
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collection will he taken for the '
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various orphanages. : |
| The Flashing Kye, Hnuyant Foot- (
| step and Rosy Complexion result trom
the use of I>r. \f. A. Simmons l.iver '
Medicine.
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Death front Cttnsniti/ttion.
Mrs. (vazarine Vanlandinghatn.
wife of Mr. William Yanlanding
ham of IL>ath Spring, died last;
Thursday of consumption, at thej
; no* of about .'is years. She was j (
buried next <i ?v at S.ilem grave!
yard. Fna rul rvi ?> ; were cm
i ducted by II--v. Chalmers Moure
jot ft loco church she was a com- |
' *si?t ???t member Boeides a litis I
hand she leaves several small I
children.
To He(jnl?te the Menses, Stop Flood|
ing and too frequent appearance of
Menses, take Simmons Squaw Vine
Wine or Tablets.
"/'rfii'T," the I'rize- Winner.
Mrs. T. K. Cunningham is the
proud owner of the handsome
thoroughbred horse Prince," the
prize winner, recently owned by
Judge Chas. I). Jones. k,'Prince,,
has borne oil' four first prizes
against a fine collection of thor
oughbred animals, and for beauty,
style and good qualities, he cannot
be excelled in the state.
Monthly and hearing-Down 1'ains
attendant upon Irregular and Suppressed
Menstruation, are relieved by
Simmons Squaw Vine Wine or Tab
lets.
l>eai/i of an Octorjenavlaii.
Mr#. Jenetfe Hood, widow of
j thp late Barber Hood, died Mon j
I day morning about 2 o'clock at
j the home of .Mr. K. H. (Jousar
i near town. She was S2 years of
age and had been in declining!
health for several months, but
her condition wa* not regarded
serious till th*? last three days of
her life. She wa# ? member of!
Shiioh 1'iesbvterian church, being
one of the oldest of its members.
Her remains were buried there'
Monday afternoon. Mrs. Hood j
! was a sister-in-law of Mr. I J. II. |
| ('ousar with whom she lived.
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Blood Cure Sent Free.
By H?hlre?>iiig Blood lt:ilin < o. ,'ist 1
r M ichell street. Atlanta t.n smv l-'.n
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I terprise reader may obtain a sample
| bottle of their famous 15. I!. 1$.? Ho-'
I tanio Hlootl Halm, the greatest, gran- 1
I dest, best ami strongest Blood Item-1
edy made. l ures when all else fails,
pimples, ulcers, scrofula,eczema, boils,
blood poison, eating sores, distressing
skin eruptions, cancer, catarrh, rheumatism.
I ree medical advice included
when description of your trouble is
(,'iven. This tr 'uerous otl'er is north i
| while accepting. Sample bottle sent
all charges prepaid. Large bottles.
I f containing nearly a quart of mod-i
| iciiie) lor sale by all druggists at $1 i
per bottle. H. It. It. is always ahead of '
all other Blood Remedies for curing!
| Blood Humors. Try B. H. B. next
time you buy a .Hood Purifier.
To Purify and Knricli the Blood
> ' s|rengthen the Nerves and Invigor-J
f ate the System, use |>r. M. A. Sim-}
! uioiis I.iver Medicine.
fMiicaater'n Market.
On Tuesdav, Nov. 28, cotton
and produce brought the follow
ing prices :
COTTON.
Strict good middling, 7}^
Good middling 7l:{\
Strict middling 7.15
Middling, 7
PRODUCE.
Butter (good), per pound,. . lOto 121$
Kggs, per dozen, 12
Chickens 15 to 20
Horn, perbushel, 45
ITatnsfbome raided).per pound. 9 to 10
Shoulders (home raised), per lb., (il$to7
The above prices are paid by
merchants for anv of the above
named products, and is published
pnr the benefit ot those who have
hem for sale
I'mmI by Itrltisb A Soldiers Infrlea. j
Capt. C. (i. Dennison is well known '
ill over Africa as commander of the
'orces that captured the famous rebel
ialishe. Under date of Nov. 4, 1?!)7,
Tom Xryburg, Hechuanaland, he
vrites: ''Before starting on the last
campaign I bought a quantity of
Jhamberlain's Colic, Cholera and 1 ?iirrhoea
Ttemedy, which I used nivself
when troubled with bowel complaint)
mil had Riven to my men, and in eve\\
ease it proved most beneficial." For
iale by .1. F. Mackey A Fo.
Admiral Dowry Talks.
In an interview with a re pre
mnalivo of the Haiti more Sun.
Admiral Dewey is reported as say
inR :
"When I made over litis house
lo mv wife I thomrht I was doinjx
the most Rraeious aet that ai< |
American gentleman could do I
1 thought the people had Riven
me this house for me to dispose
of as I chose. It seems that I was
mistaken. I would never have
sold it, nor Riven it, nor willed it,
nor disposed of it in any manner,
whatsoever, outside of my own
I.!,>..* T i:.i K_i; I ?
kiiiimi. Dm i urn Dfiicvo i 11 at I
the right. to give it to my wife or
my son if I chose to do so.
"I owe a great deal to the
American people and perhaps the
American people owe something
to me. But, thank God, the
American people don't own me
and I am still independent
"When I was in command of
the American lleet. at Manila and
when I tirst arrived in this country
I felt that I was a public man
and that the public had a right to
certain information about me and
about my movements and I con
scientionsly tried never to deny
such information to the public,
lint it was all over when I re
tired, to live in Washington. I
felt that I had once more become
a private citizen, and that 1 had
a right to live my o.vn life as I
pi 1. ( VlllS(M|IHMltly it HOVei*
occurred to iiti* 111:11 any one ? <>111 < 1
li;lv?? even ;t lancic 1 cause tor ot
fence that ! did not take the |>111
lie into my confidence or consult
with I hern in regard to transferrimr
to my wife the property
which they had presented to tne.
I could see no impropriety in
it Coder the law, the moment
we were married she became pos
How's This?
We otTer One 11 ii ti tl red Collars Reward
for any ease of < atarrh t hat cannot
be enroll by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
I '. .1. t it i: m. Y A. t 'o.. Props., Toledo, (>.
We, the iinitersijrncil, have known
.l.cli'Mii'j fort tie la-t 1>*i years, ami
believe 111in perfectly honorable in all
tuisilo ss transaetions ami llnuneially
able tu carry out any obligations niaile
by t heir lirin.
W i - i A Tin iv, Wholesale I >rn^(*i-t
1 t? leilo, < lliio.
\V M in Mi. Kinn av W M ai:v i s, W tioles.'i'e
I irnjjsfists, Toledo, (>.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally. :*? t ilirectly upon Hie Mood
aim! mucous surfaces of tin* system.
Price 7">c. per bott |e. S ild by all ilrn^jgi
ts. Testimonials fre-.
Hall's Family Pills arc the best.
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sessed of one third of the hous<
I could not convey or pell it with
out her consent. I understate
that it is the custom in the inn
joritv of cases where homes ar<
owned and occupied l\v Amer
ican families that they stand i
the name of the wife. Otlie
American gentlemen have thiprivilege;
why should I not have;
' As for conveying the house to
my wife to avoid payment of am
debts or obligations, I can onl
say that I have never had any
debts. I have always had a hot*
ror of them and of bills "
It will not bp a surprise to any win
are at all familiar with the good ?j??-?1
ities of Chamberlain^ Cough Komedy.
to know that people everywhere take
pleasure in relating their experience
in the use of that splendid medicine
and in telling of the benetit thev have
received from it, of had colds it Inn- I
cured, of threatened attacks of pneumonia
it lias averted and of the children
it has saved from attacks of croup
and whooping1 cough. It i.- a grand
good medicine. For sale by J. F
M ackey tt < 'o.
SENSIBLE ADVICE.
j Negro Bishop Speaks Wisely to
llis People?Outrager of
Women Must Die.
Memphis, Nov. 21.?Bishop
George W. Clinton, president ol
I (he African Methodist Episcopal
conference, in his episcopal ad
dress, spoke of the state of the
country and condition of the
Negro in the United Stales. He
said :
' America has attained a foremost
place among the great povv
ers of the earth through the
agency of her victorious armies
and triumphant navy.
k'It seems that a country which
is able to plant its standard in
j foreign lands and push its way to
the very fore front among the
j great powers of the earth, ought
to lie iililo In chock- In ivlo - I
I and violence ;it home, and yet the
indications are that lawlessness'
, may prove the hano of our great |
i eon it) rv.
We. as ministers ot t he gospel, j
i *houId preach against crime of:
all Kinds anions our own people!
and strive to so lilt them up that
they may become model citizens
in virtue and obedience to law.
While we deplore and detest
{lynching;, especially when it is
i perpetrated upon victims who are
| charged with crimes lor which, it I
i found guilty after due process ot
i law. would only merit a brief j
1 |m runi 01 imprisonment. we ran j
not (ail to recognize tin* fact that
i In" man who outrages woman-j
hood, even of th" basest type. has i
lorfeited his ri'_rht to live, and I
'.deserves to live only so lout; as
i he In* proven uuillv after a trial
I ' i
oy .jury and a reasonable litre tol
make his po.jrr with (Jod. if pos j
1 si I >ly lie may.
"Wo must join voire and hand *
to cheek crime and lawlessness."*
Wenry women need an necasional
| dose of l>r. M. A. Simmons I.iver Mi'd.
ieine to Slrengtlien their Nerves and
i Invigorate tlieir Systems.
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Wlifii i i?-v see tin* tine stock of
Groceries
\\ hii'li li i- ii \ <ior?*. Kvervi
liiiur : u-'vv. ? ??-Si ;u,(I in prime
eonditn n. Nut 11 article in tlie
plan* tli it U ii'ii worthy of your
onsidor ?'e itteiition. We don't
buy the products of nianufuct urers
of doubtful integrity. The
best that's made at the least
money when you buy here.
These Prices
Should Tickle
Your Pocket :
14 pounds good Green OolToe
lor one doi 1 ;tr
20 pounds Light Rrown Sugar
for one dollar.
Pure Ulue Ribbon Cane Syrup
at 40 oen's a gallon.
50 liars of good Soap, for one
dollar.
S pounds of the very best Soda
for 25 cents.
These prices, with others too
nunier us to .million, will tit
anybody's pocket. So come and
see for \ ourself
J. B. MAflKORF.T.T.
"I wouldn't hi* without iVU'itt'n
Witch llav.el Salve for any consideration,"
v. ito* Tims. I> lihodes, ('oute?tiohl.
<?. Iiifallihh for piles ruts,
hunts itnl sUm ?ti---oH?os. Hewnro of
counterfeits. Crxvaford Itros. d-w-s
( )'<>. Nolatul, Kockland, <)., says, "My ,
wilo It til piles forty years. I to Witt's
Witrh I In/el Salvo cured her. If is t he
host salvo hi America." It heal* everything
ami cures all *kin diseases.
Crawford Itros. d-w-s
"I had dyspepsia tifty--.-v. ;i y.nrs
and novi r found permanent relief tilj
I ll-ed Kiolol l>yspcp-in Cure N'mv I
am veil and foe! like a new man," ^
I'lemiiijf, Murray. Xoh. It is the
tiest di^estant known. Cure-all form*
ofindigost ion. I'llysicinns every w here
prescribe it. Crawford Urns. ?!-*? - .
I > r. II. II. I! uien, Mi in in it, A la , -ay .
"I think Kod.d I>y>pi'|isia Cure ; a
splendid medicine. I prescribe it. "vd
my I'eiili'b'iH'e in it gr ws willi imii.
I i IIII < ,| II-I'." I ! d i IjV-* S V\ J i M t Jul; it
and ?|tii. K!y cures dyspepsia and ?n?
digest ion. t rawfurd ISrun. d-w-?
I.ai.ripp". with its afler ell'erts, annually
dc-t roys tboiisands of people.
It may be ?|Uiekly cured by Cine Minute
<'iiu^b ure, tlie only remedy that
produces immediate results in coughs,
colds, croup, brmicliits, pneumonia
and throat and lung troubles. It will
prevent consumption. C rawford tiros,
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