Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, January 17, 1900, Image 3
_ MARKET.
January 16, J 900.
COTTON.
Strict good middling, 7.51
Good middling
Strict, middling...
Middling
/ PRODUCE.
Butter (good), per pound, 121?
Egg*, per dozen 12V<
Chickens, 18 to 2(
f!nr?i nor Knnhol "
HAinsfUnme rai??pd),ppr pound. 6 rn :
Shoulders (homf raised),per lb., 5 to(
Short Locals.
?Miss Ellen Porter is visiting,
her cousin, Miss Delia Caskey.
?Capt. J H. Fitzpatrick i;
here for a few days on business
?Roseola has made its appear
anoe in town It is said tola
epidemic in Rock Hill.
?Editor Love of the IIiokor\
Grove Sun was in town yester
day.
?Mr. W. J. Cunningham i<
building a house for rent on his
lot. on Elm street
jt ?Mr. J. C. Elliott is in the
West buying more mules for his
firm, Elliott d Crawford.
?M/ J. E. Black mon habought
Mr. R II Strother's frni'
stand ami i- running same.
?Editor J. .1. IIoil <it t ho RneU
Hill Herald has hpen elected an
alderman of Ins oily.
?Oapt. J no. Q. McManus visited
Lancaster Lodge K of I'.
No. 52 Monday night as 1). (x. C.
?Miss Withers, of
. is the guest of Mrs.
J. M. Heath
?Miss Polly Shannon, of Camden,
is the guest of Mrs. L. T.
Baker.
k * ?Mr. W. .1. Oglesby, who for
v\ two years past lias been night
engineer at the factory, moved
his family to Rock Ilill Tuesday.
?Miss Alexa McLure, of Chester,
who has been visiting Miss
Eugenia Williams, went home
yesterday.
?Miss Mabel Ardrey, of Fort
Mill, and Mjss Lillian Massey,
of Tirzah, are .the guests of Miss
Rlirronin Willinrtw
?Messrs. J. D. Adams, Jr.
and Minor Olyhurn left Monday
for Columbus, Ga , whore they
will enter Massey's Business
college.
?Mr. W. 1'. Stogner has ae
cepted a position with the Civburn
Heath Mule Co. and will
/ be ^bid to*have his friends call
f 011 him when they want stock.
?Died, of typhoid pi>eu
monia, Jan. 15. 1900, Mr. Dave
Sullivan ol the New Out section
aged about l'? years. I f<? was j
son of Mr. Robert Sullivan?
List of letters advertised
for the week ending Jan 17,1900
Miss Marv Wnmack, William C
Strand. Tom Wnro
.1 V. (j ukcorv, p, m.
H| ?Dr. K. <1 (irasington l?-ft
yesterday 1'nr New York where Ik
goes to take a special cotirsi
j^. . in Bellovuo M " lical C'ol'ege aiu
hospital. Although ;? graduate
of tin* I.otiisvi!l? Medical ("oT]??t,(
}iii(l oi tin* Chicago Medical Col
L lege. Dr. I>r.isim_r|f)i) afterward?
P ipenl a vear NYt^y{nu in New
York, and lie now goes then
again to further perfect hiinscl
At, in his c.hoseu profession. Ue ex
poet8 to he gone lour or livt
months.
' M
:
? Mr. S. M. Matins lias mov
ed bock to Lancaster, his old
home
?The small grain has so far
* escaped serious injury from the
cold and is looking unusually
* well for this time of the year.
But this has been an unusually
? favorable winter.
/
t
r>
^ .1/ore Soldiers
Fi' ? , 1 ,
| hour new boys in Lancaster s
record for last week?Mr. and
I Mrs. Bold ridge, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry McManus and Mrs. J. K.
r Black tuon.
?
K. 11. TkirUicld, ll-altti Inspector of Chicago,
* ->uvk. "Kodol Dyspcbsla Cure cannot bo rceom
monilctl too highly it cured mo or oovere dys
. pepsin " If 'llsest.s what you eat and cures
indigestion, heartburn and all forms of dyspepsia.
Crawford llro>. d w-s
i
Woodmen of the World.
The following officers were
elected at a recent meeting of
Lancaster (lamp No. 48, W. O.
NV. to serve Hiis year :
5 J no. T Green, C. C. ; \V. S L.
Porter, A. L ; L C. Lazenby, B ;
A. J Clark. 0 ; Dr. G W.
, Pooyey, Physician; Jno. A.
n.,,,!: \v a i o
Af/ninst I'rfltltcrH ttntl irtttrkerM,
The Inw again*! pp<hllers and
hawkers is a nnllitv in thiseoun-j
I y. 11 provides for ;t lieens?* (to
It"* fixed 1 >v the It'ia.nl of Countv
(Commissioners) to all hawkers
an<l peddlers of >toves, rangers. |
clocks, 1 iI?t:?i t; _r rod*. sewing I,
machines, pianos or organs The'
clerk of the court whose duty it 1
is to issue these licenses when ap-|
plication is made to him. infm nis
lis that he has issued only three I
oin four since he has heen in I
office.
It is perhaps not generally
known that any citizen has aj
rignt to demand and inspect tho j
license of any peddler or hawker
and to arrest such as are found
without the necessary license.
1 and bring them before a Magistrate
to he dealt with according
to law. Such is the case. It is
made the duty of all peace officers
to attend to these matters,
! but any citizen has the right to
do it. Peace officers should do
it, others may do it.
The law is being violated by |
, scores of people every year?
some peddling clocks, some lightning
rods, some pianos or organs.
? some sewing machines, some
stoves Most all of these articles
are kept for sale !>y our merchants
and dealers who pav taxes
' to support the county governI
inent and who are therefore^
I entitled to the protection con
fcmplated by the law on this!
subject.
We do not under!ake to fix!
the responsibility upon any officer
for the non-enforcement of
this law. but one thing is clear.
1 it is somebody's fault.
1 Statk ok Ohio, Cm v ok Toi.kijo, i
TUICAM I "OITNTY, S "
Fn ink J. t'uknky makes nai ti ttiat
tie is flte senior partner of the lirm of;
K. .1. t'heney & company, doing bus-i
loess in the city of Toledo, county and
State aforesaid,and that said firm will
na\ the sum of DN'K I! I \ I ilM'i?
I hot.t.AKft for each and every case of;
' I catakkii that cannot he cured by the
, lise Of IIAI.I.'s CATARRH Ct'RK.
FRANK .1 ('IIKNF.Y.
hwokn to before me and subscribed
. in my presence, this tit ii day of l)e'
j cember, A. !isstj.
. .? A oi.KASON,
' hkaf.
1 ' ?* Notary I'liblic.
-i IIaix'k (ur.wiitii ci'rk is taken in|
ternally and acts directly on the blood
, and mucous surfaces of t lie system.
Testimonials free; send for tlient.
F. .1. CIIKNF.Y A < O,, Toledo, < >
! Soto bv orugrlHts, 75c.
Hall's faintly l'ills are the best.
?Wantkd !?Shingle blocks.;
18 inches long, all heart pine.
1'oAf; <fc Harper.
' 4t. W. & S. Jan. to, l#oo. I
5? *
Skatinq.
If you would learn to be grace i
fill, learn to skate Dancing is
the exercise supposed to be best
fitted for the acquisition of grace,
but in practical value it does not*
equal skating
There is no more wholesome
exercise than skimming over a
smooth floor balanced on easy
hard wood runners. Very sol- j
dom does one see the devotee ol
skating a fat dyspeptic individ
ual; it is the exercise of the
svo'te, the a'ert, the supple.
The renewed interest in ska ,
ting is ot course due to it* being
taken up hv fashionable folk.
For a time it looked as if this admirable
sport was to be the past-,
time of children alone. For-|
I
tunately there has been a revival.)
due, I should judge, to the athletic
importance which our foreign
cousins have been found to attribute
to the exercise
Ask some one who knows and
they will tell you it has been re
introduced m all ol our cities
Skat inn should ho recommended
as would waltzing for developing
grace.
Kvorv girl should learn to
skate. Some one should hold I
I hem up until they are not afraid
lo go alone. Kverv good rink
Ijas an exi?ere.-tirc I person wlioi
at'ends to t tiis
Next Tli'\sd.i\ night, Jan. 2.'>. j
\vi II he t he ot eiling ot a r'llk in
l'nn"ingh;uirs Opera Hall. Tliei
lloor will 111 properlv prepared!
and every convenience will ho j
made lor those who skate and for j
t hose who (tome to see.
v e will have a lot. of new
ska'es of the latest adjustable
pattern
Admission for men and hoys
10c Ladies free
--
Rent of skates to all l.r> cents.
Good order uuaranteed.
E M. Brown.
Tenant Dwelling Humeri.
A tenant dwelling belonging to
Mr. W. J. Funderburk at Trades-!
ville was horned Monday night
al)out II o'clock. The loss was
fully covered by insurance, there
being on it $300 insurance. We
understand the house was occupied,
but have been unable to
ascertain who it was or whether
or not there was any loss by
tenant.
MONEY TO LOAN!!
I II AY K made arrangements with
. Brokers in New York <ity through
whom I am able to place loans secured
by a tirst mortgage on inipr- ve?l farmtor
live years time, payable in instalments,at
the low rate of 7 percent,
interest per annum. The brokerage
and flie charge for abstract and inspection
are small and at the expense
of the borrower.
fi. t. VVYI.IE, Atty-at-Law.
Sept. 27. I sim. (im.
PENSION NOTICK
??
To Towiishill I'liruii.. IS.iuf.l
rpili; Township Pension Hoards will
JL iu I nt their usual places of meet- |
inf. mi aSturday, the 27th day <>t .Ian.
inst., at III o'clock, A. M. for the purpose
of examining the Pension Ho Is
of their respective townshipr, and for
passing upon any new applient ions i
for Pensions. All new applicants for ,
Pensions must appear in person before
(lie Township Hoards. The Township
Hoards should drop from the roll any
names which ill their judgment are I
not entitled to a Pension under tliej
law, and add In the roll only such
names as they belio\otoho entitled to
a pension. Those already on t he roll
need not lile new applications hut
should report to f lie Township Hoards.
All old pensioners must tie accounted
for. If Head, sost te it. If dropped
for nthercnti.se, state the cause.
Hlank applications will he mailed
to each chairman. The county Hoard
will meet at the court house on Tues-I
day fie ?ith day of February.
Respectfully, \V. H HKPCK,
Chairman Co. Pension Hoard.
1 /. r V
* t
7fte Coming of Bab^
brings joy or pain. It's for the
mother to decide. With good health
and a strong womanly organism,
motherhood but adds to a woman's
attractiveness.
McELRETS
Wins of CartJui
takes away all terrors by strengthening
the vital organs. It fits a mother for
baby's coming. By revitalizing the
nerve centres it has brought chubby,
crowing youngsters to thousands of
weak women who feared they were
barren. It purifies, heals, regulates
and strengthens, _ and is gooaforall
women at all times. No druggist
would be without it. $i oo
For advice in cases requiring special
directions, address, giving symptoms,
"The Ladies' Advisory Department,"
The Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga,
Tenn. <.
MIIS. LOClbA HALE,of .TcfTbriion, On.,
soys:?"When 1 first took Wine of Cardui
vre had been n rried three years, but could
not have any children. Nino months later
I had a f;no plrl baby." j
i"/^OTTOIN
^Culture'
is the nam<
of a valuable
illustrated
p am phi c
which shoulc
be in the hand
of every planter whc
raises Cotton. Th<
book is sent Free.
Send nam. and address to ?
GERMAN KALI WORKS,
93 Nassau St., New York.
N otice.
mi! EKE will I) it meeting of tli
l Siockholders ?>f the Kkhsha)
Mkkcantii.k o. held in the nllice ti
tin* I.axcasikk Mkiicastile Co., I.an
caster, S. < <>n Monday lhe 22d day <
January, lilOO, for the purpose <:
changing t In* name of said corporal io
from Kershaw Mercantile Co to I\kh
811 AW M KHCANTII.K and liANKINO tlo
liy ortler of the Hoard of Directors.
E. E < i.oci>.
>t>cpt'(ary.
J\ Word
to Doctors
We have the highest regard lor th
medical proie . ;:i. Our j reparation
are not soid ior the purpose i>: antagor
izing then), but laiuer us an aid. W
lay it down us an established truth th:
internal remedies are positively injui
ous I ? ' rant mot he: ; Thed;str?
and (15 *conii i ts cxperien ! dttring th
mo::*. . preceding th:! ' c. n be a
levi: *ed only by c::t<- : > * ment?b
appl#, ing a liniment iluu s ;.nd r<
luxes the over-slra** ed mnst\? \V
make and sell sue!: a lit.it:.i a*. t?n
billing tile ingte..u :.:s m .1 inauiu
hitherto unknown, a d call it
.4 f , W*
iliiu JL i
We k:. \v that in thousands i>f cast
it has provetl more ihan a blessing t
expectant 1 o'lics. It overcomes mori
ing sickness. It relieves the sense <
tightness. Headaches cease, and da:
g-r from Swollen. Hard and Risin
iv.ia. . IS UVoUU'tl. laihor ItSelf
shor'i : 1 und shorn o: nr of thcpuii
"VYt know that many doctors rccon
"ticDil it, and \vc know tlmt niultituiU
>f women ^ > t-? the drag stores and hts
it because ihey are surothoirph sicint
have 110 objections. We ask a trialjust
a fui: test. There is 110 possib,
chance o! injury being the result, hi
cause Mother's Friend is scicntiii
ally com pi . It is sold at $1 a bo
tie, and should he used during most <
the period of gestation, although gri:
relief is experienced if used only asho
time before childbirth. Send for our i
lustratcd hook about Mother's Friend.
THL BRADFII-LD RCQULATO* CC
ATLANTA, CiA.
I
ACt T77- *' ' S ,
*
4
When In Doubt
i
To ^ht*r** vt'U .can tjet, a
| ?, nice
III Roast ok
" % Steak
i U,'-Z I'lion N'i? 5W, or < ntl for *
T ~ ~ S. I'. . Union's
c,_": Market,
- aixl ><?nr wants will b*?
i pv | ~ siiici' ie?l
wit I. I ET.
*?=. v
'' ' liinit but I: <l^
1
i I t attic b| ..irlit
f?r * > MAIJK '
WANTED.--!S\;VV,'?,V ZU, 4
^ S T. Blackmoa.
| Dyspepsia Cure*.
| Digests whz i r ?
It.artlflctal!;. rl cioodai i it-le'
I 'Mature t> s' i. .'?i |* and n|
ilructirig 11: t >vjP'ti1 > .f.
us 1l is i . crcii tr
i?>t and ' ;>rc*p: d
! can app-: " <ry i
II ?t:in?ly r-i < .
I r>y?f - t 11 tvt' \_
| Klat iilt-nr: ?, i i
1 Sick II' 'r:u: t
1 I r\V .
T f-RA W I'. ?!f !)
' SOUTHERN RAILWAY. ~
' ;
3E3Sbj?^- 1.1 ?r w
<?jV
Ccntial Time a: uv.ia- and .-'nv.innaH.
Eastern Time u, Other Points,
t f' tiodnlc in Effect Decern tier ll)th. !-9&
i NORTHBOUND. UWlf
Lv. .Ia< kM>uvilio,(PUuit Sys.) a no a <T5p
c " Savannah,(..to. ky ) 1- I*>i> I-Oft a
^ *' Rarnweil 4 U- [> 1 IX) a
I *' Hlackville i 4 IV V 4 la a
" spri.uu'tioiil 4 4i? o 4 .v* a
* " Sally 4 48 p 4 4: a
Perry... 4 55 a
. .r-J?l>iu"">in- ouid 6 <>u?
J Lv.Caurumtoit,(bo. By.)...777! 7 uua iluup
" Htunmcrville 7 41u 12uunfe
" Himichvihe 8 56 a 155 a
.. 9r?u>ffol>urif ! flaia 2 oun
" KiiiKvilla 10 16 a 4 Jo a
Ar t 'oinni bia 11 00 a tl uu a
Lv. All >Uh:n.< ->o. jvy. ) ~~11 UU p 0 ou\>
" (4raaiieviliu 8 81 p 10 16 p
" Aiken I u ajp
' Trenton I 4 uup 11 OOp
Johnston 4 14 p 11 Alp
Ar. Columbia.(1'nion Depot) 5 50p 2 lu a
Lv. Columbia,u^iunding bt .... 0 lOpj 0 loa
" Winnsboro 7 Udp 7 2o a
Chester 7 51 p 8 1ua
Hock Hill 8 at pi 8 4." a
Ar. Charlotte 0 lop] Pun
Ar- Danville 1-.' / ! a 1 .. p
Ar. Richmond OuoaJ rt s.."V
Ar. Wtiahiupton ....' "Tsffal "tToup
>1 " Baltimore,) Pa. R. R.) 0 12u 11 ->p
>1 " Philadelphia | 11 8*. a! 2 .Via
)( Now York I a tcu a
.. Lv. Columbia 11 40a 7 Jii
Ar. Spartanburg 8 ^Opi 11 25 n
" Aslicvillo 7 OOp] 2 87 p
Ar. KnoxviHu 4 16a 7 2op
Ar. Ciiicinnan 7 80 p ' 4 < a
Ar. Louisville 7 8opl "
boirrnnouxn. fV'7SI I Jl0'*5
Daily. Dr.;!;'
| l*y. l.ouiHyillc 7 i5ft| T ii-p
I Lv. C'iiK'iiinuli ^ 8 ,vi n ? Oirp
V i EyrK',|"*yilS,! i I A) a! h jiia
AsIk villi- 8 05ft :( u5r
' A,?ssr
lv.wv-i.... .....y
i j'l'j'wl'-U'iii" i j>. ;tftoa
3 7 .Villi ll
j. I IJV. >> Hill)- II.. Ky.l !l .-/({. 11 1J n
0 p 11 imp I3uIS
.; **v-P?a.v',!< i ft isp
! I '.*.* {! ,r:' I * lilll; lu Ia7?
J .< ll 0'.?n| in 5op
.. i, ; i ?:iia ll
3 a . ' ? ft 13 15?
! A' - ? 'in i . ti- >t.i 11 -->1.1 1 Ala
l;v.? In.!.. ... L\ il). ..I) 11 .via 4 JOa
y . ..h:is!.isi . . 1 :s{p ? ;Mn
- . . ll'mull 1 i n 4*
e I i -Dp 7 Mo.
r iniii villi- 2 15p 7 1*4J.
;-'u- ? .Vlp 8 (lift.
' ! i < >( l .41
I- j i ^
J-iniiitfoburif '.'.[J 5 :k p ii 'mk
-I .. Jlr-in.-hvillo il tri |i 4 Sa
1 *, r.i i"' '.^ r itip t, fco.
" At', i ;irIi -f 8I>1., 7 ?1 It.
* ! '?v-Ky.) II .Will i die.
Ar. IVrrv
i, ? N nn^ln M j$ Sftf.j 2 B*
0 .. J*l-'"*l-V-il]?>. I i2,,J
,. I .. b'. '.Wy.!!. I l -|7p| a a)o
I ?> i'j o 10 a
,| Ar. Ja t <?ivillo.tPlant s> o 7 ' > pi t> m
' i Sleeping Car Sorvice.
" Kxi-ollent daily passenger sorvice betwuoa
ii Florida and New \\?rl?.
N'is. ;>;i and .M?New York and Florida (fee
pros*. DrawtnffTiioni sleeping cars kotwwD
1- Augusta and Now A>rk.
S Pullman drawing-room sleeping ears lie
v twi'fii Port Tanipu, .'aek-ouvillc, Savauiutii
't \Vn-'hingt > and New Y<>rk.
I'Ullman .oping oars I ml ween < 'harlot t?- am
- Riehnt >ad. lining ears 1 jet ween fharloti*
Id a el s.-i,aiinah.
N'i ami .it'- 1". S. Fast M:,;l. Through
1' . i d" t i s n -! pm. ts?
o I Iween Jaekmiuvillo and Now York nnd Piii
P man IT' I'i:;e;it ; lie! ween AUgllStU and Dli-'IT
I Jot to, liming ears servo all meals enroll A*
; Pullman slc-i piug ears hetw n .la ':s?nrdlo
d i and (loiutid.in. ourntiti1 ifh.- wi n .l.n-kxmirl
villo ni.il ' dneinnnti. \ ia At i ic.
1- | FK A N lv H. (V\NN(>.N. J.M.CL'LP. >
Tliird V-P. .St ?-teti. ^igr., 'J'niftlo Mgr..
Washington, 17.1'. Washington, 1). 0.
? W.A.Tl'KK, S. Il.HAKDWlCU,
' | Oen. I'ass. Ag't.. As t i.e..,
\V usidugtou, D. (1. Atlanta, U&