Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, December 06, 1899, Image 3
Short Locals.
?Mrs. Jane Edwards of Fort
Lawn is visiting relatives here.
?Born, December 1, 1899, to
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Plyler, a son.
?judge J.J. AloLure, of Chester)
attended the pales here last
Monday.
Mr. W. B. Dunlap, of Rock
Hill, was in Lancaster two days
this week.
?The 2\Vear old child of Mr.
'James Langlev, living near Ste
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veiis's mill, died Sunday of croup
?Judge Olias. I). Jones returned
Monday from a week's
trip to New York.
?Mr. Geo. 1. C. McWhirter,
'of Newberry, was in Lancaster
several days recently.
?Mr. J no. R Roberts of Cedar
Town, Ga., is on a visit to rel
atlves in this county.
? 1'. 1. Williams, Esq , ha? gone
/4p,Columbia to appear before the
? Supreme Oonrt in a canoe from
York vi lie.
?Rev. VV. F. Est rid tie will
pteach. at Oamp Creek Baptist
church on Sunday, December 17,
at 11 o'clock a. m.
* ?Mr. W. C TruefdeP of K -r
shaw was .in Lancaster Saturday
and pave The Entkki'I'.isk a pleas
ant call.
?Married, Nov. 30, 1800, by
Rev. J. W. Little, Mr. Amos
IIoujib and Miss Minnie Blvthe,
all of Union county.
Mr. Will A. Moore of the
^Southern express company spent
a few days with bis mother here
recently.
B. 0. Hough & Co. are sending
yut invitations to their Holiday
Opening. If, however, you should
fail to get one, you are cordially
invited, to be present.
?Mrs. Chalmers Fraser and
Miss Eliza Lanear returned yesterday
from an extended visit to
relatives and friends in Athens
and Atlanta, Qa
?Mr. H. Lytle Hough went to
Rock Hill yesterday to witness
the marriage today of his brother,
Rev. R. E. Hough, to Miss Nan
nie Roddey.
?FOR RENT.?The residence
H and tillable lands, about six acres,
L of the late J. W. McWhirter. 6
rroom dwelling, good spring and
orchard. Apply to George I. C.
McWhirter, Newberry, S. 0.
?B. O. Hough & Co. will liave
a grand Holiday opening on the
nights of December 11th and 12th.
They will be pleased to welcome
all, and to show Iheir elegant
stock of Christmas goods.
?List of letters advertised for
the week ending Dec. 5, 1800 :
Miss Ella McDow, S. O. Bunday
^ (2), Mr. Cat Blackmon, Mr. De
* nes Jackson, J. B. Shehon.
.1. F. Grkoorv, 1*. M .
?Mr. Charley Lodgers, fore4
man of the bricklaying force on
tne now liaplist Church, who has
beenNC'oniinod to his room with
rheumatism for some time was
able to return to his home in Fort
Mill, Tuesday.
^ VV.T. Yeonmnn, Luray, S. C., writes:
Have lined l>r. M. A. Simmons Liver
[jf Medicine ten years. It has cured Knlargement
of tlie Liver and Insomnia.
Think it as far ahead of /.ellin's and
(Illark Uraught as day is ahead o(
' night.
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?Married, at Tradesville, No
20, 1899, by H. M. I*olk, N. I
Mr. J. W. Davis and Miss Floi
Sewall, of Monroe, N. O.
??There will be services in th
Episcopal church Thursday afte
noon of this week at 4 o'elocl
conducted by the Rev. J. V
Cantey Johnson.
? Mr. L. F. Stratton, of th
Blackmon Gold Mine was in tow
Saturday. He looked in upon n
J u ? ?
ana "smoie ' n pmile or t wo. Stra
ton is a jolly one, sure.
?Rev. T. A. Dabney, pastor <
the Tax a haw and Flat Cree
churches, was in Lancaster Mot
day and Tuesday. Ilis Thanks
giving service at Flat Creek wa
well attended. The rollectio
amounted to $17.
?This county was represente
at the Baptist. State Conventio
at GafTney last week by Mr. L
A Williams and Mrs. Ada Hong
and by Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Twitt
of Ileath Spring, and Rev. M
Ferris of Kershaw.
Erratta.
In last week's issue some glai
ing errors crept into our column!
For instance, "Gridiron" wji
written, 4,Grid Iron;" "Suprem
I Court Sitting" appeared "Si;
j promo Court Setting;" 44two twi
son*"' should have boon "twi
sons."
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Connie Maxwell'h Xetv Sit per it.
tmilent of Camite.n.
Kpv. A. T. Jamison was electe
by tho Baptists in convention j
Gaffnev last week as Superinter
dent of the' Connie M ax we
Orphanage to succeed Rev. J. ]
Vass, resigned, who has held th
position ever since the orphatiag
was organized.
If you feel Dull, Languid, Rrokei
Down, Debiltated, have WeakStomar
or Indigestion, use Dr. M. A. Simmor
Liver Medicine.
Call for Maett Meeting.
A mass meeting of the Demi
cratic voters of the town of Lai
caster will he held in the Cou
House Thursday evening at
o'clock for the purpose of non
inating a Mayor and six Aide
men to be elected on the lit
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iiidl., iu btrve lur me next IW
yea i s. Citizens.
I>r. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicit
searches out all Impurities in the Sy
tern, and expels them harmlessly I
the natural channels.
An N 1'otitnl liuta-liana.
Mr. .James It. Knight of ll
Primus section has presented th
ofliee with the linest ruta-ha;
turnip wo have ever seen,
weighs 8 pounds and is in evei
way perfect. Mr. Knight knov
how to grow everything of tl
host quality and the largest quai
tity.
oiiiiiiiimih Dfjiinw > ine ? ine or i a
lets, Prevent r.iul cure Palpitation
Heart, Dizziness, Sick Hendacl
CMiilly Sensations.
Train Held f '/i.
A train on the S. ('. A Ga. tot
was hold up noar Hranchvill
this State, last Kriday night at
the express messenger relieved
[.$1700. The robbers left the tra
'quietly after they had robbed i
I No elite yet as to the robbet
We have often read of such thin
i occurring in the wild West, b
,j this is getting uncomfortably clo
j to home.
v. December Salen.
Salesday Monday brought ai
ra unusually largo crowd of peopli
to town. The amount of laud boIi
by the sheriff and the clerk di<
e not perhaps exceed the averagi
of the past decade at this tinu
1 of year.
The sheriff sold 200 acres at thi
partition suit of Susan Blackmoi
? et al, versus J. Thos. Blackmoi
n et al. It was bought, by W. U
18 Olyburn for $985. He also solt
t" the following tracts :
75 acres in the forclosure sui
>f of Martin Cauthen vs. Marj
k Cauthen et al.. bought by Martii
, Cauthen for $705; 10G acres ii
, forclosure proceedings of R. I.
Blackmon et al vs. Jno. M. Belk
is
bought by R L Blackmon fo
$225; 80 acres in tho foaeclosun
suit of 11. J. Gregory & Co. vs
d Lou Sings, bought by W. V
n Hough for $307; 80 acres in th(
). foreclosure b11it of R. L. Black
h mon et al vK Malsev A Jenkins
v It was bought by J. C. Cook a
r $410.
. The clerk of the court sold th<
following real estate in the par
tition proceedings of W. T. Greg
orv et al vs. Gertrude Gregory :
r243
acres, known as the Lathar
tract, bought by W. T. Gregory a
$4,500; the house and lo
of the late H. J. Gregory
1 which was bought by W T. Greg
M ory for $1,500; old church lot ii
n town, bought by W. T Gregorj
for $050; 225 acres in Flat Creel
Township brought $500 and wai
i- bought by W. T. Gregory ; 8
acres n -ar Jones X Roads, whicl
<1 wis bought by Jno L. Adams foi
^ $310; Leander Belk et. al vs. Etti
, Belk, 90 acres, bought bv Wm
jj Frnser for $200 ; Letitia William
^ et. al vs. Ada Mobley et al, 7:
ie acres, bought by I no. A. Bridge
for $761 ; 1 8-10 ucres in aam<
case, bought by Andrew Moble;
at $245; in the same case, 1
acres, bought bv G. L. Mobley fo
^ $341; Mary A. McAteer vs. Sam
is uel Adams et al, 140acres, bough
by T. W. McMurrav for $975
Benjamin I. Hughes et al vf
Charles A. Thornwell, et al,
interest in 796 acres, bought b:
v u. Pj. an a it. tJ. Allison; Dundei
rt Mtg. Co. vs. R W. McDow et al
7 946? acres, bought by T. Y. VVil
j. liams for $1,500.
r- Geo. 1. C. McWhirter, adminis
j, trator of the estate of the late J
ro \V. McWhirter, sold 5 shares o
the stock of the Lancaster Cottoi
Mills of the par value of $100 pe
share. It was bought by J. M
s- Heath at $117.50 per share.
A small lot of personal proper
ty belonging to the said estat
was also sold.
)e The usual number of plu
mules was sold upon the street
and, like many things that ar
;a
sold at auction, they broupli
f mors than their value,
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Or M. A. Simmons Liver Medicin
to has since 1S40 steadily risen in publi
favor, and the demand for it far e>
coeds that of any other Liver Medicim
I Hot i <1 I m/i foremen t.
b-1
0fj I lie citizens directly intcreste
ip. in ilie improvement of the Chat
I lotto road from the northern lin
I its of the town to where the Moi
roe road branches off, hav
l(M arranged to unite their forces i
eii hauling rock upon this section <
u'jroad. They wish everybody 1 i\
ing north of town whether on tli
n Charlotte or the Monroe road t
d. a?si>t in this work,
s.!
gs I If troubled with Dizziness, Kurre
(1m Tongue, Ititter Taste in Mouth, llloai
| ed Keeling after eating, Constipatio
* Or Sick Headabe, use I)r. M. A. Sin
j inons Diver Medicine.
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! HOME CUR!
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? Beware of the Doctors' doctors d'
Contagioi
. Patchwork; You Can Sf&S
t selves to1
Cure Yourself at Home. s&TS!
. The do<
this vile poison, and only attempt to hei
disease?the sores and eruptions. This tl
system, and endeavor to keep it shut in
and mercury. The mouth and throat ant
into sores, and the light is continued indi
more damage than the disease itself.
1 Mr. H. L. Myers, 100 Mulberry St.,N?
(, hundred dollars with the doctors, when
they could do me no good. I had large sj
* bedy, and these soon broke out into runn
endured all the suffering which this v
' | duces. I decided to try S. 8. S. as a last
! soon greatly improved. I followed close
, | tions lor Self-Treatment,' and the large i
chest began to grow paler and smaller, i
J i disappeared entirely. I was soon cured p
- skin has been as clear as glass ever sinci
v ! self at home, after the doctors had faili
s It is valuable time thrown away to ex]
1 to cure Contagious Blood Poison, for th
yond their skill. Swifts Specific?
; S. S. S. FOR "
?acts in an entirely different way fror
a poison out of the system and gets rid
disease, while other remedies onjy shut i
constantly undermining the constitution.
3 ment places a cure within the reach of all
2 vice, free of charge, and save the patier
Write for full information to Swift Specii
y Death of Mr. ?7. ,7. Graham. T
9 Mr. John J. Graham, a man
r well and favorably known in thin
community all his life, died Sun ai
' day in the town of Chester of S
' pneumonia, after an illness of ten ^
I davs. Mr. Graham was born in
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P Lancaster county, Nov. 13, 1837.
e lie was in his 63d year. He Cf
spent nearlv all his life within
K i_
. his native county. Ten years ago V1
he moved to Bessimer, Ala., but 1,5
! soon left there, finally cominc Cf
f. back to his native hearth. He
f moved from here to Chester about RI
1 a year ago. 01
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About 15 voars ago he married
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Miss Mat tie Ferguson. To them
1 were born one* son, who, with ^
his mother, survive the subject of
this sketch.
t.
I Mr. Graham was a prominent _
8 and active member of the Meth- |
p odist church and Sunday school. J
it I Ilis remains were brought here
on the L. A: (J. train Monday after- !
.noon and interred in the new w
p cemeterv. \yc
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I)e Witt's tattle Early Risers purify "
Pi ft I
" the blood, clean the liver, invigorate
j the system. Famous little pills for con- j 01
stipation and liver troubles. 'Crawford 1
^ | Pros. t d-ws- J
- ? - ' NOTICE!
All parties indebted to the
'' Farmers' Uankimr A Mercantile
n Co., will please take notice that ,
,11 they must come forward and set ,
. I tie at, once. This is the second
and last notice The hnsines of
this company must be wound upi
?! prom ptl v.
Faumkks* I*. <Sr M. Co.
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t- To settle t tie Stomach ami Overcome I
11 I ttie Nausea of Prospective Mothers,
i- take Simmons Squaw Vine Wine or
Tablets.
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nd that made Rains at every
i 1893 to 1897.
ning, Safest Possible Invest- ^
.esses, ltapid Increase of ^
i to Policy-Holders.
District Representative. W
i POISON.
is not the slightest doubt that the
o more harm than good in treating
is Blood Poison: ninny victims of
some disease would he much better
v if tin y had never a 1 owed t,hembe
dosed on nier -ury and potash, the
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iuivo nuiua nic uvniuuio I'VCi VU iur
son.
3tors are wholly unable to get rid of
il up the ouUvurd appearHnee of the
ley do by driving the poison into the
with their constant doses of potash
1 other delicate parts then break out
3tinitely, the drugs doing the system
swnrk, N. J., says: "I hnd spent *
I realized that dEJSXkaa
jots all over my
ing sores, nnd I /
ile disease pro- CVgy &tj
resort, and was vj
ly your 'Direc- nA
splotches on my "^4^
and before long 'v A.^
erfectly and my /Ik*
e. I cured my- J6ar^'*^n
?d coinp t tely. .'i. /mjjnr
pect the doctors "
e disease is be- ^
rHE BLOOD
n potash and mercury?it forces the
of it entirely. Hence it cures the
the poison in where it lurks forever,
Our system of private home treat*
I. W? give all necessary medical adit
the embarrassment of publioity.
Oo . Atlanta, On
he Spinsters Fortnightly Club.
?A Laughable Kntertainment.
One of the most novel and
nosing entertainments of the
tason will be given at. the Opera
ouse, Thursday night, Dec. 7th,
y home talent. The Spinsters
ortnightlv Club represents a
invention of "out of date ladies'7
-twenty two in number. The
irietv of costume, the up to date
,ode of conducting a woman's
invention, and many other
lings will certainly cause you to
lend the evening pleasantly and
ijovahlv. From beginning to
id will be funny and laughable
> old folks, young folks, and
lildren. Admission 25 cents;
lildren 15 cents; reserved seats
ii cents. Everybody should at.
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HONEY TO LOAN!
HAVE made arrangement* with
l.roker* in New York <'it y through
liotii I am able to place loans secured
y a tirst mortgage on impr ved farms
>r live years time, payable in installents,
at t lie low rale of 7 percent,
iterest per annum. The brokerage
nd the charge for abstract and infection
are small and at the expense
f t In* borrower.
R. ti. VVYLIE, Atty-at-Law.
Sept. 27. 1 SIM). dm. ,
Trade Marks
? Designs
rt>fTi"^ Copyrights Ac.
Aoyono son.Iln<r n sketch am! description may
rjutokly i.cortiiln our opinion frco whether on
invention n prnhnMv patentable. CommunleiV
lions at .'it t ly onui.doiitlnl. Handbook on Patent*
mnt free. oldest nconcy for seotirinjf put onto.
Patents taken throtiith Munn & Co. receive
ti>tcint notice, without charyo, In tho
Scientific Hiiiericait.
A handsomely lllnstrntefl weekly.. J.nrecst rlr
rulntion o( any seletitltto Journal. Terms, |:in ,
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