Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, January 03, 1900, Image 4
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i |WTO crop can
1 1 grow with- J
out Potash.
Every blade of *
Grass, every grain Hnuj^R
of Corn, all Fruits H|w&|p)
and Vegetables rjyfl
must have it. If
. enough is supplied 4S"^
you can count on a full crop?
if too little, the growth will be
" scrubby."
Send for our books telling all about composition ol
fertilizers best adapted for all crops. They cost you
nothing.
GERMAN KALI WORKS.93 N.vsau St., New York.
Movitiu to Churtottf.
Dr. B. .1 WithcrHf>"i.n vV,U
leave Lttiic-i-ter I .-hji-.m! f<r
Charlot'e, N C , whor^ h? ^ i 11
Id- ate for the i?'? of h s pro
fession We rente torv much
to see the oetor eave Lancaster.
llo c rri? s v it'? hi>?? the
gdod wishes f a'I our people
vho will ?lwa>s ^ ith pleasure
of anv success th o he may
achieve in h?s cho-en j?r- fession.
I)r. Withers oo" 's a 1 *'e??ted
youuu man, well un in the theory
and practice u* medicine. and we
predict lot In in a successful
C .reer
''omen's Complexions depend for beauty
a on dl;-eut>'n. I?r. M. A simmono Liver
M dlelne r.'ejfuUtfH the S'omach. Liver and
K dney.s and secures the blessings of sood
D'.vccatlou.
Oil on Schoolroom Floor.
Til" School .I.eon .I ra?s that
d? mo ri/ed I '-roeiun is being
used oo sell M'lrmoi. th'o s as a
pr veo':. me oi ? n-nm oust The
success at*"ill'd with this Ion
t e road f eds - vera I impnrt
nt ?a "a , and n 'h* hijrhv
.ys < f S lit h Vditoio ia has I
J led to its applic ti<>n < > floors!
I o er which -t lar?ri? nutnl?-r of
[ 1 ? ph pass d o'.y '1 he un
1 leasant odor ? f crude petrol
urn is reinove'l hy < simp'e
process si'-d ti e oi' is | plied,
iii a lluid >tmt*?. pH't'ora^'lv on a
warm day. The r?n m may 1 hen I
be mvc t wiilmut unpleasant insults.
lit* oi; bavin.: tilled (lie
p >res of the wood Such a l ri :?t- ]
nioni each year will, accord in:; i
i > it1* advocates, solve a problem |
in school man urn in -lit.
? M.' .James Kiddie. son til
Ula.j. .1 M Ki?'?il?? a' Lancaster,
spent Tlui'silay and Friday in
Iv rs!i . a . Our K- rsliaw girls j
;?t"0 sitill >1 V III* , i s 1: 11 > 11' Kr:i.
'
Boat Out <?l? an Incresisc ol His
, A Mexican war vet-ran and prominent
editor writes; "Seeing the
advertisement of Chamberlain's I'olic, !
Cholera and Diarrhoea Itemedy, I am]
reminded that as a soldier in Mexico
in '17 and 'IS. I contracted Mexican]
diarrhoea and this remedy has kept
me from getting an increase in my
pension for on every renewal a dose
of it. restores me." It is unequalled
as a quick cure for diarrhoea and is
pleasant and safe to take, for sale
by .1. F. Mackey A: Co.
son m
Wo liave moved our hooks to
tlio office of Heath, Springs Co.
and all parties indebted to us will
] lease come forward and settle at
once. We guarantee :ts much for
cotton as anv other market.
Farmers' Bankinu and
M k rc a n t11. k C 0 mi' a n y.
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 busines of
this company must be wound up
promptly.
Farmers' H. & M. Co.
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Sheriff*a Sale.
The sheriff sold the following
real estate Mondav :
Tract. No. 1 of the M?;hh Hil
l<;i? lamia, 252 acres Bought
hv R. L B Mi'km- n t?>r $1250;
tract No. 2, 285 Hcr.'>, ** v. ; nghr
M same at $1200. a ! tract N ? 3,
202? icr s, >> same, mi $750; tlie
.1 i ll S. Bla? kUMM Me .00 i.Te?,
w as honnif l?< .1 T f>x B i i in n
r $350 ; * t t s ??'
i Iv ??; .? .v > v\ E.
B'ackiimn 1<?- $280; I l a.C r?i?
si i>res tii s . rr> i v , ? o / r By
, M -. 6U.xih B , . $2000;
j r i mi >i a 1.i ti, o. i M i?.
1 E E $400
Death front Fever.
W, , r p i 0 1 ?hr ttm
ii-aih Mr< J B B"Z ? f?? i> ? hie')
wnriH'l "? ' " 23*i ' I finhci.
. r ill.- h?rin?- h- r at * , Mr I).
L. Blmtkwel mi K r-hiv. fr.>m
in phoiil tev? i 8hn v n\ h r
'atherV ot? vijji* a.'i ii \h- whs
taken Rick. T?-ev iiv> <1 n Walter
bur" where Mr. Bi??euiai had a
pastorale
HEADACHE
is only a symptom?not a
e ? r> ?i %- _
uigvaov. uu mo UdL&a^llC,
Nervousness, Dizziness and the
Blues. They all come from an
unhealthy state of the menstrual
organs.' If you suffer
from any of these symptoms?
if you feel tired and languid in
the morning and wish you could
lie in bed another hour or two
?if there is a bad taste in the
mouth, and no appetite ? if
there is pain in the side, back
or abdomen?BRADFIELD'S
FEMALE REGULATOR will
bring about a sure cure. The
doctor may call your trouble
some high-sounding Latin
name, but never mind the name.
The trouble is in the menstrual
nrrr-i n C nn/1 RrnrlfiolrVc PottioIa
Regulator will restore you to
health and regulate the menses
like clockwork.
Sold by druggists for f r a bottle. A free ilustrated
book willl < sent to any woman if request be mailed to
THE BRADF1ELD REGULATOR CO.
ATLANTA, GA.
I
Want our l'rieiid> and tin- public
jreiieni 11 v of i lr- and neieli boring
counties to know (11;i 1 we have
I at our staldes :i< line a lot of
MULES
As litis ever been to Lancaster.
| We believe we can suit nil, I?ot 11
in (|tiality and price. We have
j tlirin from eleven hundred lbs.
! to as liiiln as you wish. All we
i . . ' ....
I ask is lor you lo <-;?11 and !<-i us
i
give you our pnce, or you make
us ;i bill. Wo intend to sell, so
don't forgot it. Our Buggies,
Wagons. Harness, Etc.?don't
forget thorn and lose a bargain.
ELLIOTT & CRAWFORD.
Opening For Ru*inett*.
The new mercantile establishment.
the Heath Banking &
Mercantile company, are opening
up tie ir stock and will be ready
lor busuienH in a lew days. The
corporation is officered as follows:
J M. Heath, president; O P.
lie ?th, vice president, mid 8. W
H? a' aecro!ar> and treasurer,
with E. J. Cunningham as
cas ier
Ttiey will doubtless have some
|a*'rac ns to oiler ti e public, so
Iwiuc1 'lie advertising columns
U| Tiik Extkrpkisk.
llet'lvl'U 11 Ueatll Mule Colli.
; pan* h officered a* follows:
| L .\1 i'Inburn, president ; J M.
'Heath. vc.e pie idetit. and 8. W.
i Ilea li S'co'aiy and treasurer.
ITI >ev have benun business and
are empo riiv in the old stable
opposite the courthouse.
MACKORBbb
n t?n
Stolen Sweets
are swee?f*t, no they say, hut not
ho Hwect our
Delicious
C?indiGS.
Tl..i..,>l. .. - .1
...ifltill i Ml| I lir
j mouth ot' a quo* *?, ?!?? . ar?- cheap
1 enough to lie purchased hv the
' Little Kid's Pennies.
The eravitm lor Sweetine-?Is is
! universal, and we are supplying
; the demand to the .sweet lovers'
'satisfaction. As sure as there i>
1 t
| a time for every! himr, there is a
Jtimetu chew Candy. (let some
of our Special
Lowney's Chocolates, |
put up in packages from a ijuar !
j ter fo live pounds
We, al-o, have a nice line o| all!
kind nl tr-'vifi
Christmas Stuff
I such as (\uke Mixtures, Nut*,
I R li^in*, I'ruils of ; 1! kinds, in
fact anything in my line ili.it you
wouhl want for the Christina*
Holidays. All of these goods are j
'sold at the very lowest prices.
Respect full v.
J. B. MAOKORELL.
When In Doubt
As To Where you can jjet a
nice
j p! Roast
I Steak
-3 2; o
Z Z-~'Z I'hon No. 5?, or call for
- ?tS . Blackmon's
zj}l Market,
C. ;
= and your wants will be
| t~ promptly supplied
^ with the BK T.
i C j 3
6Q ? Nothing hut llrstgV
% class Cattle bought
r-r- : S for m* MARKET.
\A/ A MTCn Beef Cattle and llideH.
W AIM I L. U?""Highest Market I'rlcc i'Ald.
S. T. Blackmon.
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GO
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The
Washing
Cleans Everything fi
LANCASTER & CHESTER
RAILWAY.
I>..? ill. ? if
Deiween t^nesier ana ijiincasiei
In effect 12 01 a.m., Sunday, April 2:1, 1899
Daily Except Sunday.
South Pound. Northbound
No. la No. 17. No. 16 No.l?
P. M "A. M.I P M A. M
7 3- 10 30 d Lv ...Chester .. Ar (13 9 30
7 M> i 1 34 Kdox'h .... " 5 .> 9 Ot
8 II II lo|* ".. Hlehburg.... " 6 ST. 8 36
8 2S II 32 d . Haucomvllle,. ' 5 20 8 22
8 4.1 11 32 ".. .Port Lawn..." 4 58 7 RI
U 2 12 32 * " Uracea... 4 18 7 18
9 43 I 00 d Ar (..ancaater.. Lv 4 <0 7 OP
A. M. I'. M. . I?. M. y. V.
Train leaving l>ancaaler at 7;U0 a. m , cot
necta at Cheater with Southern Hallway goltu
aouth. C. A L, going north and (i. C. St N. Ve>ttbulr
and loeal train* going wrat.
Train having Lancaater at 4:00 p. ui.t op.
nccta at I.anraster with O. R St C from Cane
dan, and Chanter with Southern Railway golm
north and aouth and with C. St L. north.
Train leaving Cheater at 11.00 a. m., connect,
at Cheater with Southern Hallway from Cbar
totte, alao C. St 1* from north.
Train leaving Cheater at 7:0 p. iu., connei U
with so ithern Hallway from Columbia. G C
A N. from Atlanta atul C St 1- from Lonolr.
I.EROY SPRINGS,
J. M. HEATH, Prenident
Oab'l. Pas. A Rent.
OOUTH CAROLIRAi GEORGIA
EXTENSION R. R. COMPART
Schedule No. 4In
Kff ct 12 01 u tn., Sunday, Dec. 24, 1899.
n.i n j n rt ?j m t_ _ % .mm
BeiweeDumaen.ij.L.anQ BiaciSDurg,b.i.
W 33 11'am. 57
Kirs r..?. KASIKHN TIM 10. ,.tHS
HitusoiiKCf {Hansen r
I?a!lv l?..l >
hxccpi STATIONS. Kxeept
y Sunday.
M " [a. m.
IJ S> < umdt-n lis 2.1
1 l> Di'lviklb 12 til!
I 2.* Wcsivlllc li .0
1 < Ki-rshaw , 11 35
- Io lleath Sprint; 111 20
2 IN i'lea?ant llill ill 1.1
35 I .uncustor ,lo f5
2 so Ulv<T?i<l?* io 4
3 ?-? . SprlnKdoll 10 :to
3 io Catowlt.i Junction I i 2?'
1 -'0 l.rsiit; j|0 io
3 io Kni'U HIM 'in o
3 > N?'W|iori I v :n
1 "2 Tir/ali y
4 So Ynrkville I y |&
3*> *li mm !l i iw
4 * Hickory lirovc s !."?
"< o Stnvrn i v ;(
0'. ItlocksburK m In
I' M A ?l
Between Bla^ksburg S.C.,and Marion.N.C.
\V?'s> 11 Kit tit I
>, 4- C I.t? , KASTKUX TIMB. 4 , t??
Mi> 'i ._ Mix.-o
i t.niy I Uaily
I- xrcpt I STATIONS K.x? i qi
Sotnl.iy._l i siimlav
AM " " I'M
* I" It'ncksloiri; t"> io
* 3o Karls 0 ':u
w 1 I'.it t' r -in spring* tl 12
Shelby 0 oo
f.:.ttltn'>r<> I so
10 I" Mniirrihnro t 4o
1 1 o'i lli'iirit'i to t 20
It! flit Miri-at 1*11.. *1 All
II I I Kutherfordtoit 3 25
II :t'i M.llwnod 3 05
11 I Coliled Valley 2 So
12 o.'i Thermal (My 2 15
12 25 (Ihoiwond 2 20
12 ?i Marion 3 t*i
A M IV M
\Vfc>T ~C?AKKNI1'.V DIVISION K ASTCm
Class Cir*tC'a<'.
IS 13 KASTKUN TIMK II j 10
~?i\ it? STATIONS. fgf |t|
- J. s\ ~ T. ? /,
I> M A M A M P M.
I t*i rt on HlackshurK 7 Mi 3 (to
I So 0 2" ('hiiroltiti' Falls 7 SO 2 30
4^3o ? 40 OafTncy 7 lo 2 20
P. M A M AMP*.
'Tralr.s Son 32 nn<l 33 conm'ct at lilaeksburg
with trains on (lie tialTncy Division.
? Train No 32 connects at Camden with the
Charleston Division of the Southern Hallway
for nil points south.
Train No 33 'eavlnu Camden at 12 10 p. m.,
h'olnx west, makes connection at Dancaster,
s < , with the i,. A c If if . at Catawba Judolion
with the s. A Is., (rointt north: at Hock
Hit with the Southern Hail way, ytolnR north
Train No. II connects at Klackshurk with the
Southern Hallway from the south. At Marlon,
N. C , Willi Southern Itallwav irninir went
SAM L. HUNT. A. TRIPP.
President. Superintendent
K II. LUMPKIN. O. P. A.
Notice !
ALL parties indebted to the said
tirm of H..J.Gregory fc Co., either
by note or account, will please come
forward and nettle at once. It will be
impossible to grant further indulgence,
as the estate of the late II. J.
Gregory must be wound up.
w. T. GREGORY, Admr.
j Hept. 16, '9ft. 62 tf.
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id 1
hIt
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Best ]
Powder.
rom Cellar to Garret. .
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Central Time a: .lack nn<l Savannah.
Eastern Time at O.Poin'8.
P -hedule In Effect Dtroi-ilwr 10 1? ' W.
NnnTimnnsn No. U4 No. 88
worth BOUND. Dauy. L.ai ,y.
Lv. Jaetc?onvll:e,(Plant 8y*.) Sou a ."top
" SaviniM?h,(.?<). Ky.) la 15p 12 ilia
" Hurnwoil 4'/<h 4 Oj a
" Hliwkvii]? 4 l< |) 4 ioaV
" Springfield 4 4v i> 4 a * ^
** Sally 4 4-ip 4 47 a
" Porry. 4lul
Ar. Columbia. 6 b'' 6 uOa
Lv. Ciiari?*ioit,(Ho. Ky.) 7 e>. a II 00P
" Suimuei viiio 7 41a 12 >Jnt
" Brauchv.i.o 8 &? h 1 iwt
" Orangeburg 0 ?1 a a DO a
" Kinicvi:ia 10 16 a 4tfJa
Ar. Oo.amnU Uooa 0 OJlf .
EvTa ui?a,. ->o. iiy. ) 8 oop 8 i?>p
" Orauitevilie 8 15 p 10 15p
" Aiken 8 _j p
" Ttauton 4 00 p 11 00p
" John*ton 4 14 p 11 20 p
Ar. Columbia,!Union Dep>t).. 5 5op 2 10a,
Lv. Columbia,!Hlnnuiug si 6 lop 6 13 a
" Wtnu?i?oro 7 06 p 7 20 a
" Ch enter 7 5lp 8 10a
" Kock Hill 8 23 p 8 47 a
Ar. Ch .rloMe V lu^ 0 40a
>r. DnnvilYe 12 ,ii_a 1 8dp
Ar. Hu'hmonil 6 00 a tl 2.) p
Ar. Washington 7 35a 8 60p '
" Baltimore,!Pa. R. R.) 0 12 a 11 26p
" Philadelphia. 11 Ua 2 Ma
Now Y .rk 2 in p : t a
Lt. Columbia 1 11 40 a: t> .7 a
Ar. Spartanburg 8 lOp 11 25a
" Aaheville 7 Oup 2 87p
Ar. KnoxviHe 4 13 o 7 20 p ^
Ar. Cincinnit i 7 nop 7 46 a
Ar. Louiavilie. 7 80p 7 riTa
mouth nou.Mi. JJ?-',83 S";,85
Daily. Duily.
Lv. Louisville '.777? 7 tan . 45p
Lv. Cincinnati ~8 no a jt 0>)p '
i ^.v" Kuoxvino ~ lajn 8 25 a
I Aslieville 8 05 n 3 05 p
Spurtunburg 11 45 a 6 lip
Ar. ( > iimbia. ?
Lv. New York (Pa. it. tt.) .... t, ....
" Phi lade) i>bia 5..tp a.'At a
Baltimore 7 .'tip; 6 22a
Lv. wwnhiPKHuUSo. Kv.l i> 50p! 11 1.7 u
r^Tni.-.........77 T. ,r...
j i ?? |?j uim
Lv. Danvillo 4 184 nl h 4ft p
Lv. Onnriotio H t&a luujp
Rook Hill 0 03 a 10 Sip
' ClitwUT it a 11 ' !*#
" Wimisb'iro 10 -1 a 12 IS*
Ar. Columlna, (BlandltiR St.). 11 ~'An 1 20a
Lv. (' liiur.,.;i,^Uiiiun Depot) . 11 '*) a, 4 3d a
" .Idm-dou 1 Lip difla
" Trenton 1 I'll' fl 48 a
Ar. A.ki n 2 -At i> i Hd a
" (iriiiiti villn 2 151> 7 1? a
I " Au.'Shiii 2 tl)p H CO a
Lv. I' . rllll. :; ,v>. i,y. 1 | 1 t/t i> 1 . d a
| " KillRVil!<- | 4 4dj> "
" o'niii^'fOur^ I 5;t4i> ? m%
I " Him lull villi* ! 0 U2 1' 1 a
" Sifninii-rvi.lt) ' Tltlp r. Wi a
Ar. ChmliHiou ! USjt 7 **)a
i Lv. (' i.iisiiliiM.iSo. Ky.l 11 -A) a 1 "Jo a
i Ar. 1 t-rr.v I
sally 12 4:1 p 2 M7 ?
j " SprinKflt'ld 1'.* 'Oit 2 45*
i " Hiat-kvillo 1 12i'l 11 05n
] " Ham well 1 37 p' H 3D A
1 S IV IIIIUUI 11 20 PI > lilt ABl
I Ar. .lat-k-fhivlilo,(Plant 8y?.) 7 to; fllBa ^
Sleeping Oar Service. ' J
| Excellent dnily Mnongor service between ?
J Fk Titla and New York.
Nos. -to nnd .14?Now York ami Florida * v
prt-s-.. Lrmvlnif-riMiin iHoplng cars between j
I AiiKism and New Vurk. -A
Pullman <lra\vint{-r*>oni Hl?-o;>iii|f oars 1>?- 1
j tvvooii Fort Tamya, Jacksonville, Savannah, ^
. ...........k>"ii "I'" r%vvr lurK.
IMilliuuii slooping earn lwtwccn Charlotte and
Richmond. Dining cars between Charlotto
t ul Savannah.
X's. ;ir> anil :ifl?y. 8. Fast Mail. Through
Pullman drawing-room liuffot Kli-ctntig cars lx>|.w*n
Jacksonville and New York and Pallman
car# between Augusta and Chatlot
tc. Dliling ran serve all meals onroute.
Pullman ttlcoi'ing ears between Jacksonville
and i 'mIutiiIch, onroute daily Isdween Jacksonvillc
and Cincinnati, via Aaneville.
KKaNK S. DAXNON, j.M.CW.
Third V-P.Alien. Mgr., Traffic Mgr.,
I Washington. D. G> Washington, o. 0.
W. A. TURK. H.H.HARDWICK,
(ii'ii. Pass. Ag't.. As'i c?cn. tas?. ..0 t.,
Washington, D. 0. Atlanta, Ua
Ring up +
iTfcone?;.
. ? ' ' t r
OR CALL AT THE NEW MARKET
AND BE SUPPLIED WITH GOOD
FRESH ANO WHOLESOME MEATC*
An we pay the highest market priors for
Rood stock and Its only tho best wo buy and
deliver to our customers.
%W Sausages of all kinds In bcason.
A. 0. SMITH & CO. j