Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, January 31, 1900, Image 3
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yeomen
Who ha vo the
Blues
fir 1 ' * ?T' ; . .4- y #
Despondency In women
is e mental condition
directly traceable to some
distinctly female III.
Well women don't have
the blues, but comparatively
few people under
Stand that the right medicine
will drive them away?
P^dU^!^IniihImTv?ge^ 1
I
ovoroomos the blues> because
It Is the safeguard
of woman's health.
It regulates the entire
female organism as
nothing else does* When
l the dragging sensation
' " and the backaohe go, the
blues will go also.
Read the letters front
women appearing In this
paper?women who have
tried it and know. There
aro a million such women
MARKET.
January 20, 1W O
rilTTOS
Strict good middling. .8
Good middling ....
Strict middling... . r
Middling m*.
PRODtlRK.
Butter (good), per pound,. l-2',
Eg?*, per dozen, .. 121.j
Ch>'Vng, .. is to 20
C |^it"'r bushel,. fid
ome raided),per pound. . <! "o 8
Shoulders (liotnc raised ), per lb., otofi
Short Locals.
F \ :
A i -
A*. UIIAAni' I II | H111 UN.
?One-twelfth of the year 100ft
is trone.
?Mrs. Col. .Springs is visiting
in Charleston.
?Col. Leroy Springs left Saturday
afternoon on a business
trip to New York.
?Miss Ca! larine Foster is
visiting Mrs. S. \V. Heath at Ker
shaw.
?Miss Valeria Fraser of (Jeoi;
gia is visiting her brother, Rev.
Chalmers Fraser.
?Mr. J. M. Hough of Lands%
ford was in town yesterday. 8
cents cotton will bring them.
?Miss Met!) Jones, of Lamms
_ ter, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. S.
P W. Heath .?Era.
?Miss Amelia Heck ha in. ?I"
Hock Ilill. is the guest of Mrs
- Dr. .J. II. Witherspoon.
?Mr. I ^ovey, of Fairfield, is
here visiting his son and buying
his farm supplies. II" buys
whore he can got things close.
?Eight cents is the ruling
price for cotton on this market.
If it lo'ks at ?ull like eot'on. our
buyers "?ro l<>r" il.
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? W hen you want n New Home
Sewing Machine. rcmcml?er yon
can get it onlv ;it ?Kntkhi'UISK
r
olhoe.
? Ml'. J. P. I iii im. til Taxa
haw. was in Lancaster Satunln\.
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rw- and made Tim Kxt'-'kimiisk a
special call.
?Mr. J. H. Tallev.a well known
machinist of Kershaw, died laM
Thursday of pneumonia aired
50 years, lie leaves a wife and
seven children.
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WANTED?A few regular Boarders.
Can accommodate limited number
court weeks and public days.
Mrs. Long and Flynn.
i.
?Messrs. .1. Lnnnie Comer and
Fred E. Smith, ofTirzah and Newport,
respectively, spent a few
days recently with friends in Lan
caster.
?Mr. J. P. Laney, of Dudley,
hauled a lot of cotton hero vestesday.
He got 8 rents for cotton
that he said was not near tip to
what he sold in Monroe a day or
two ago for T 50.
?Mr. Haskell Porter eldest
son of Mr. W. (}. A. Porter has
obeyed the injunction of Horace
Greeley and ugone West". He
wiil '.orate i?\ South McAllia
ter, I. T.
?Mr. \V. J. Cunningham is
collectinir the material lor still
auntie r rot taire on his Kim street
lot. Contractor Klliott has the
job. The huildinir will front on
Klin street.
? LOST.? Bet ween Lancaster
and the Brown place Friday eve
ninir, .Ian. 20th, $."?() 00 in hills
Finder will he liberally rewarded
by leavimr it at this oilier or
returning it to
('HAS. A LYNX
Jan. 27. I !?"!>. M? s w
I
? .Married, .hui 2S. 11M>0. I?v .1
.1. I*<MTV. N I*.. of ( ) .ceo' m, \| i I
!). W Unnsadav. I' S. Regular
from < 'hurlofte. N. and Mrs |
I M. Ij. Kiniov o! Hiirli Point. N.
The Midwa\ school which has
heeu closed lor some time on ac
count of had weather will open
a:;aiu next Monday 5th February
All pnpils are earnest I v request
ed to he on hand.
W I\ MCManus, I
? We call special attention to
the fact that the county teachers'
association will meet at the (Iraded
school hiiildintr on Saturday
at 11 o'cock. All the teachers in
the county are cordially envited
to he present with us at our meetin};.
T. M. Bulk, Pres.
Snow Snntliif/ ami Manila//,
Most people expected to find a
big snow on ilie ground Sunday
morning, but it was light and
was soon dispelled hv the warm
snnshin" Sunday was delightful
and I lie weather looked like it
had cleared up to stay. Hut it
j had in store a surprise in the
shape of a driving snow Monday
morning which began to fall,
early risers say. about day break
land continued up to ,a bout It
| o'clock, covering the ground
i I ? l
beaut ituilv.
A Prominent Chicago Woman
Speaks.
I'rof. Koxa 'I'ylcr, of Chicago, Vicej
President Illinois Woman's Alliance,
I in speaking of < hamherlain's Cough |
! Keniedy, says: "I suffered wit It a
svvare cold this winter which threat- j
! ened to run into pneumonia. I tried
j different remedies tint I seemed t<>
grow worse and the medicine upset
my stomach. A friend advised me to
try Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
and I found it was pleasant to take
and it relieved me at once. I am now
entirely recovered, saved a doctor's
I hill, time and suffering, and I will
never be without this splendid medi- |
. cine airaiii " fur i
i a c.r"
Morniti-' Sick in *s. or Nausea from l'n
nancy. s uisjiellcd by Simmons Situate Vine
I Wine or Tablet*.
I To Mibdue Nervous Irrituliility, Neuralgia,
Hysteria, St. Vitus' Dance, use Siiun.ons
Sijuaw Vine Wine or Tablets.
Women's f'oinplexlons depend for beauty
upon ingestion. Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver
Medicine Regulates tlie Stomach, Liver anil
Kulneys and secures the blessings of good
Digestion. , . . ? .,
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"For Tho Enterprise."
Hulle-Hinson.
Mr. Editor.:?At 4 o'clock Sun
day evening Jan 28, 1900. Mr
J. D. Haile and Miss Fannie Hin
son of Flint Iiid?re were united in
tin4 lioly bonds <>( matrimony at
the residence of the bride's lather.
Mr. K. M. Hinson. the Rev. .hid
son Blacknioii otlicint ing.
The at endants were : Miss Liz
zie Stogner with Mr W. T I'errx :
Miss Sal be Small with Mr A J
Stogner : Mis- Janie Adams with
Mr W. B. Fanlkenhurv ; MisIsadora
Small with Mr. J. F,
Perry; Miss Lenin P?rrv wi'li
Mr II. O. Unison; Miss J init
IVrr.v with Mr F P Porter.
i we i>ri? ?? is a daughter of Mr
am) Mr-. K. M Iliiison and is one
oi Flint Ridge's most lovely and
charming young ladies Tin
groom is tlie only son of Mr ant
Mrs l?. F 11 a ile and is an in
dusirions and exemplary yniins
man.
! I ere*.- out g^F~. Davis,ami maj
a kind Providence grant you anc
vonr atnia'ile h'ido a long. hupp}
in<! pro-peroii-? life is the sin
eeic.-l v\ i -11 ?i I 'his ?rr;lie.
anonymoi'-s "
Fli'll \{. SC. J;,;,. -JO. I'.iOO
stavk ok ohio i 'ity ok Toi.iumi, /
i > SS.
rt'AS efXTV. S
Kiiank .1. aknky makes natii tlm
lie i- i he senior partner of the firm o
I .1. ' lienej iV en npati.Y, iluinir has
I in---; it? I he eil y ??f Toledo. connt s am
-date aforesaid, and t li:i said lirm wil
:ui. ' hi' -u .> .11 (INK 111* N 1) UK 1
IH)!.I. \ U- f >r each ;i?ii! every rase ii
catarrh thai cannot hi' cured by th
iiof iiaf.i.'s catarrh ot'kb.
FRANK I CIIKNKY.
sworn to hi'fnri* iim* and subscribe
in tny presence, this tit It day of lie
cember, A. I>., lSSti.
i i a. w. i i. k a son,
' ?^ Notary Public.
Hall's catarrh ccrk is taken in
ternally and acts directly on the bloot
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials free; send for them.
F. .1. CIIKNKY Jt co., Toledo, O.
Sold by nruBflsts, 75c.
Hull's fondly Pills ore the best.
MORE MULES,
r
BETTER MULES, LARGE*
MULES, FATTER MULES.
* HORSES The BEST. *
KEEP posted by culling at out
I Stables frequently, and see iht
?|ii::litv ami learn our prices W<
aiv in the business to succeed
and the way to succeed is n
succeed." and that is what we art
dninji
< >ni* Mr. Elliott is now in tin
Western markets and will relnrt
by the *2 2d wit! as line a lo! <>
Ml LES and I1()RSE> as ha:
ever been in Laneaster We bn\
tliein to sell atuiiii, and it yoi
want a mind mule or horse yivt
us a trial, and it \\v do not sol
you, wt will believe you are not ii
the market. We guarantee what
we sell, and will do everythinj,
reasonable to suit all who buy
fro in us.
We are. indeed, thanklul lot
the patronage and eontidenee o
j ilic people of Lancaster and ad
joining counties, and l>v strict in
I fir ri t y Mid fair dealings hope to
I merit a continuance ol the same.
ELLIOTT & CRAWFORD
Notwithstanding the great
i slaughter of Boer troops, accord
ing to British reports, according!
to these same British reports tlx
Hoer armies have increased Ironi
40.000 or 50,000 to SO.OOO or 00.
000 men. If that is the ellccl
that British killing: has, the Boercan
stand it.? liecord.
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i m kn
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G /pw i^} m f*
?j l : l, j/ l7**Q*M3
" We have three chi'dren. Before the'
birth of t11' ,r.t one my w 10 usel four buti
p so' MO .'s FlUeND. If you had the
p ? ..... vih'.u en, you could sec at
' a g anee that the last one
Isl e .'.thirst,pie' '."<tcad
fl vokl-^r; .fce.nail.
I f y v. .lc thinks Mother's V
J ici;d Is the greatest r^ f
. and c rand est ^ *: > > I
remedy in the 1.< !
world for expect- ?U ^ vOJSE! '
, ant r. -..lurs."?
. tue y Altorney-at \ v- i^P.
. -Uw. 1
lbiiiLil3w " 1 j
HI! !1 prevents nine-tenths of thi
' liidL qw lJI suffering Incident to child*
I a n?fc.;aui tlrlh. 4t&ccominsTmotiicrM
dl^p^' t'on and temper remain uurutflct
I tbruug.ieut the ordeal, because this relax-,
. Ing, penetrating liniment relieves thi (
usual distress. A good-natured mothel |
' ; is pretty sure to have a good-natured child
The patient is kept in a strong, health] i
condition, which the child also inherits
-r I*. ; eer's Friend takes a wife through thi
crs's quickly and almost painlessly. I
assists in her rantd reenverv. arid urardi I
r oft' the dangers that so often follow de- ,
j livery.
Sold by druggists for $1 a bottle.
| THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO
ATLANTA, OA.
Send for our free il.ustrated book writtel
i eipressly for expectant mothers.
! SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
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! Central Time u; .T:i<-k v vinuali.
I i Eastern Ti.ue a. <>.!
Schedule in UTeel .(auta . I',.:.. <0.
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" SpringtleUl t I -1 l.l a ...
" Sally. I Bp, I On
" Perry J I .Yn
] Ar. Ooluinbin. ... .. SBi) II lJu 03!?p
' Lv. Charleston,!s<?. liy.) .. 7oui,iluOp ?
" Summe. ville 7 41a l'iJGnt 5.V*\>
" Bntnebvillo s.Va j Aba t2'j
, " Ornngelmrg VfiOu
' ". Kingville 10 1,'rft 43Ui?; Stoj
Ar. Coluiiiliia .. 'll UUn '100a' Q.iQp
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" tfranitevillo ...I | aalp 10 lap!
" Aiken : IBJOp |
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' Johnston I 4 14p 11 flop
- Ar. Columbia,(Union Depot) 55iip 2 Ida
Lv. Columbia,l BlamliiiK St .. ?10p (i 15a 1? 4bp
' winnsboro... 708p 7 30?i 10
.. .. I 751 pi Hllhill lap
Hook Hill Hiipl 8 47a 118*11
Ar. Charlotte .... HlQpl 9 40n'12-..'In
Ar. Danville ... 12Ma 188p a4tfe?
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Ar. Washington 7 86a 8 flop 1016a
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t- Now York.. 20?p| 613nl 415?
Lv. Columbia .. ...11 40a~7 56al 77777
Ar. bpartanburt; 310p 11 26a
AsheviHo 700p| 2 87p!
Ar. Knoxville | 4 I5al 7 2up
Ar. Cincinnati 78Up| 7 46a|
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| loltc. I miiiu cars t vc .I. a .-aiot ic
l Pnllninii xltvpiiiK i* . . ?
nd Oilnmhiii onrontc ilniiv . . .-n .1.1 :
villc ami (.'l'l'-iniia'I. Vi. A-l?
KliANK S. HAXXnN. .1 \i . I 1,1'.
I Tliir.1 \ i'.AC.-n. M*r.. I raili-- Mi(r..
WiiHhinKion. I). i . Wa-hiiivrt' ii. I> *'
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Ullll. Aw t ' * 1 i'llrcw Aw':..
Wiushinxiou, It. C. Al.aula, tin.
?J? ?w
NO crop can
grow with- 1 ^
out Potash. ffijjL j
Every blade
Grass, every grain awifflm
of Corn, all Fruits
and Vegetables njfl
must have it. If ?&vs. ^
enough is supplied
you can count on a full crop?
il too little, the growth will be
" scrubby."
Send for our 1?>< ks telling all alioul composition Jt>l
fertilizers lie<t adapted for all crops. They cost
nothing.
GK.RMAN KAI .l WORKS,,,j Nassau St., New Y?k.
When In Doubt
To y?'? ,,an j?
l%\ I Roast ok
VK Steak
i. i.T j I'Iioii No. 01 cull 10'
" * ; " ! S. T. WccktnonV
W, Market,
_ ^ i run! ; our \v:iot> 'vihbfr
pr os|?'l\ -u ' >, !
with i !> ? I KT
>ollh.'
I'.ii^s i :o l|<> lmuplU
, 1' tor my ?I.\I.'K'T.
W A N T E D.--!V.;::i'",
iS. i\ Biackmoa.
If
v% uuwi
Dyspepsia tsjre.
Digests what y^j uat.
It artificially i gost st he food audaltjf
Nature in strengi hentug and reconstructing
the cxtiii Mod digestive organs
11 is I he !:?: t li-oov?red digestant
and tonic. V 'ft her preparatiiCD
can approact: it it; slliolenoy It instantly
relieves and permanent tv cure*
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, He..: t?...rn
Flatulence, Sour Stomach.
Sick Headache.Gast raljtin.p-.nru
all other rcsultsof I' jierfe slioa
Prepared by E C f ' * -"-"v
CRAWFORPj BROS.
NEW
SMITH and 4
WOODSHOP.
W E have opened n SllOP orj
the OLA UK CORNER ii>
I lit'old Henry I lancoek Shop,
and are p re pa rod to do ill
kinds ot
BUI kSVUTII & WOODWORK.
WE or A RAN I EE SATIS.
FACTION to our Patrons.
Fricts to Suit 1110 TIMES.
We will he jrlad to do your
Work.
D. P. BAKER and
peter Mcpherson.
New Firm.
rilllKlirm of McCardell ?& Allison
J. consist int; of M. K Met ardell alio
.1. I'. Allison, has recently been increased
by the accession of K Allison,
and the business of the new lirn
will he carried on under t he firm nam*
of ,M('f*AKI>KM. A* Ai.i.isox Huos.
The old lirin returns to the people
thanks for pas< patronage, and tin
new linn solicits a continual ion of I hi
same. M. It. McCakdki.i.,
.1. I*. A i.li son,
K. <A i.mson.
! '. It Thirhietd, il-alih Inspector of Chtc.im
says. "Koilol Hy.sjK i sia Cure ennnot t>o reenn,
mended too highly it cured me of severe dyv,
pcpsia." It dlKcnts what you cut and saire
Indlffestioti, heartburn and all tortus of dyspepsia.
Crawford Itros. d w *