Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, March 31, 1900, Image 3
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March 29, 1900,.
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COTTOH.
Strict good middling, J
(iood middling
Btriat middling
Middling,
pRoonci.
Butter (good), per pound,... IS
Krgs, per dozen, >
Cntokens, 18 to
Oorn, per bushel,..
Hams(borne rained),per pound,. .6 t<
Shoulders (home raised), per lb.,. .5 t
Salorday, March 31, lOOO.
Short Locals.
. ?Today (Friday) -is a vcri
t % Able spring day.
little plowing done i
\hfcse parts this week.
Ohiano wagons have bet
much in evidence this week.
?Mrs. E. E. Gregory is visi
ing relatives in Kershaw.
,?Mr. Gnnson is able to I
out in his piazza some on brig]
days.
?Mr. James H. Ilicksoin, <
Charleston is visiting frient
here.
?Dr. T. Simpson of Rot
? Hjll ^y^ls in town" a few hou
yesterday.
/ ?Thy farmers'are going
del all they can to help out tl
1 > a ' - ? a
Dears in tne cotton market.
?Mr. Win. Mclv. Mittag <
Cleveland county, N. C., is i
Lancaster, his old bojne, for
few days. j i
t \ ?fVople around to\yn are tt^
iifcgHho necessary steps to pr
va.4r "iUStenance for the yot.tt
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? . ?L'eifeh trees arejfu full bU><>!
liere If fh^.ivuihh'er'of bloon
is amy criteria^-'the crop wi
be ,&|e,uT ' "V
?M. W. Ci^a^e^tourti
treajt||^r. returns; todayfroni
vveek'S^sit to ^^ol(Vrc^1linif>bi
grounds- at..^)akhurst jteulHAt'iit
Spring. ' ^ ?
?Do not fail to in
nouncement and iiitita^TT^
the Ganson Cash StoreNair ^
issue. It will bo of pecum
interest to our lddy readers.
?Rev- C.*1L Civde*nnAtor e
f ' a- V' " ~j
tlue Tradesville circuit, was'd
town the earl^* part of the wool
tr-ii'i *s preparing H^sturt a Ro
1*1 v lev nnmumcnt fund-for c<li
catioiitR^raJdg^/. V Jp*
The race was run near Mr. It! .
Harper's, soutli of town.
?Magistrate Onskey had lx
fore him-this week Frank kk>ti
ton chargctK \vith assault" an
battery in two ca>e> fir w;
tlistingdisTii^r in chemist??f^/ij
/oology, %\mT proficient in |><>Tr
icnl sci<*hco Ifcid geology.
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> * ?Miss I.,ilHe Tlioin's man
friends will'bo< glad ttt lour
4I10 has returned to Lai
castor. She is just from No
> - York, wlioro she posted hers#
thoroughly upon the" *ylu^h<
will be popular in hat>?!*?<Hu
triminiifgM this spring and sun
inej^^Sho will bo with tli
^^Toath Ttfhlking At Me'rcatilil
corupanjp.
, ?Alex Camos and Mi
Arant bad little di
forence here TuT^^fc aftftrnoo
when the fontieriWcd two pi:
t . ' tol shots at 4tho latter, bof
^ missing the aim. The shot
s^PBl^ere tired inwthe hnl^ of tli
Courthouse and the marks <
<both balls can bo seen on tl1
Wall near the doer, under tl
1 front steps. Too much dispoi
ary is said to liave been tl
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wa Baking
Powder
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ieliciouf* and wholesome |
WWWB 0OM VO?1U
Three Chinamen, prominent
? mill men in their country, are
making a tour through the
Southern states, presumably
picking up points in the textile
' business of the South. 'They
spent a day this week in Spartanburg
looking through the
Spartan mills.
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BO Ladles desiring a conteutod and happy old
a u i?e should use Simmons Squaw Vine Wtue or
" Tablets. commencing at 40 years old and conOo
Inue during "Change of Life.
A Bargain.
? 1 will sell my storehouse and
a small stock of staple merchan
diso cheap for cash or bankable
t- paper. Only one' other store
here, competing freight lines,
in Apply at once to C. W. Williams,
Catawba Junction, S 0.
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Notice,?Atliancemen.
The regular annual meeting of
Lancaster county Alliance is
called to meet in the Court House
K> on Friday, April 18, 1900. It is
desired that every sub meet and
appoint delegates to-this meeting
df E. B. Linolk, Pres.
Is J. M. Knight, Sec. tf.
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;k Our Millinery Deportment
rs in Lancaster will be presided
over this season by that skilled
to and accomplished milliner, Miss
ie Lillie Thorn, who is expected to
arrive here the latter part of this
week. Our new and fashionable
in spring goods are also on the way,
a and will reach here this week.
The ladies and public gen really
^ are cordiilly invited toca'lrand
0- ifiapect tlie many and vaftOd at
to tractions ve <hall have dftfdavechH>:ATH
4?ANK*fu //
. _ 'j ($)m1?any.
Ia-win 'A<,4ullrYr^<tC>4i?iilirT?^Lj1Ap:May?: "I)eVVItt's
rAttlc K rlv^UjterH Sntjfyn hrln? cor*
tain relief. eui? mv hVatectic anViievergripe."
. sl!l'''y K< Hf''"ll>' t-lc tnwl and invigorate the
dTmV4iv< r. riA'Ntd'Brai: , d w-h
?? .-w ' 1W ^f'*S
Sv DEATlft>F GENE0AL5|?ufeAl
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\ Thie -Kero Op Jhe Boers Pa? t|?j
*i' Away^ ai\(LiPrVtotla,ts Plunged
jt > - ^rti" Mournlng^"*^-- *
fcaSjUcctoi"in, March 2S.?(Jpnoral
last night at 11 :30
o'c^g^tlS^kuM)0(Mi still'pring
Hwlnint.
k ^Thp into
I(1 nuVTfrht7H^4'iir .
gallant gpnorjfT^nrH^y^gtwW^11
. y-1 lT^i*h 11t ai jj
a kindly t6ne. T))? Pall Mall
,,v t??4A/.c(t #htVS/?"PietJofibert TVas <
[3 S? :'. ** ? -r. * . ti >?
s- tlje one " Pohtomporary Trcm$r<1
vnal Ilner7*exr*pt ox-Ghief Jusls
tice Kotz, whose death could
caU forth a sincere tribute of
resHoct Iryni Englishmen of all
1 >< i s 111 o a n f Ipod e&
fcidSguvT rniiNvaiO worW ftf^Tnyds
r^o'nally" "was hbnesf
el clean-haiided"
r- ;i' !*' ? t If l > a *ly ,
MaiTt y!
wayS : nT
'n peritonitis.-pTibe ftmay:al will
take plaee tomvj^?\y" 1
vy day). The #o3?itoi>a?ff^4?'
jj. pleading with tin1 widow to all(
low a temporary interment here,
^ with a state funeral. ' J.onberf1
' always expressed a dtMur&'tP^h^-!
buried in a ma^s^le?p6id)uilt on
- I FARMERS!
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n of South Carolina,' k
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luuf trULTlVATOK w ll
*ave fully one-half of the
Is mule anil hand labor in ouli<>
tivaMon <.f ny crppa.
? Can you alForil to be with"
I out one ? I,el i?e lell yoff*all
M' I about it. Special price to
10 I ,,rBt purchaser. J p
I D. Y. HALl/^|K 4 SONS.
| Box HflnV ?Xrk. I?a.
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his farm 4 ' .. > _
"His successor in the chief si
command will probably bo Geri. b<
Louis Botha, now commanding. .vi
in natal." bi
Brussels, March 28.?A pri- it
vate dispatch lias been received M
here from, Pretoria, which says p
President Ivruger will now take
chief command of the Transvaal forces.
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Torestore the Clear Stin, the UrlRht Kjre i,,
thn Alorl Gait and Sound Health, use Dr. M.
A. Sitnnions I.Ivor Medicine th
The York Cotton mills, o- ^
Yorkville, this state, have anf ev
nounced that they would 011 ?o
next payday chip 3 'per cent. of
from the annual dividend and ^
add it to the wages of opera- ^
tives. The wages of some of va
the em])love Kad recently been &
increased " cent. These "j
were not in ?d in tlie in- w,
crease. The ^resident of the nc
mill says: "We cannot help ye
foresee that there must he an va
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mu v?i me present ooom sonic co
day, and when we pot back to is
the comparatively ilat depros- ?-l]
sion of a few years ago, if we
ever do, just as we voluntarily c},
increase wages now we will be cr
compelled to reduce them then." **>
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An Ilonool .> < ?!I?'in?> for I.it ,(|
George VV. Wnitt, of South Gardiner, P*"
Me., says: "1 have had the worst
cough, cold chills and grip and have
taken lots of trash of no account but
profit to the vendor. Chamberlain's ev
Cough Remedy is the only tiling that jhas
done any good whatever. I have .
used one bottle of it and the chills. ?
cold and grip have all left me. I congratulate
the manufacturers of an
honest medicine." For sale by J. K. di
Mac key & Co. tu
Citizens of Duncan arc inttr- wi
estcd in ti project tr built a cot- b,t
ton mill at Van Patton's Shoals, "
where an excellent water power
is located A B (truce has the 0f
matter in hand and reports suf- Vi
ficient encourapeitient for the wl
establishment of the, enterprise.
">y kViT tiL* Camden,
vfku.ha* just rtuurued^jfeomijiu tpi
north, wTrere he-=n??^,intheittr
terest posed ^
mills for that ttfifcn, ev
states that all arrangement <*.]
have about been completed an<r|?i
that wofk on the buildings will Yi
commence at an early date. V
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The Curative Properties, Strength ami R J
foot of Dr. M A. Simmons Liver M idiclno ar s ?
always the same. It cannot be equalled J
The Lancaster Alliance will '* '
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ineel in I he Court House Thurs*'
Btef^Xpril 5th at d o'clock p. inn
urged every lu^niv
fcifffo -b6|^^^ut as severajf 'ip-1^
plicants are to iWjfa^tiated.A Wt 1[
are jrlad to see ^ j
coming in to the A1 liaise, vert
fanner should be a ni?u>#er 01 I
et the ^
, 44Sweet Bells Jangled
\ ls-^ of Tune aVfd Harsh.**
ir f!h?kMp<iinft du^riullon ?V thoti- ,1 I ;?
sands ot w-sfen. cr..*#,?*? ?pondent,
sickly, nrr\ (WM^^v MUjieii tothiinwelves
and their ^kutUit'jT-S&hcj?. rMcELREE'^T
Wfu^'pf Cardui T
It brings health to tfie' worffally
organism, an?l hcali&^there means
wellpoisedherve*, efllaineas, atreltfgtti. I*!
< It restore* womanly rigor nnd ppwer.
It tones up the nerves which sutlertug'
and disejaM bars sb? U*frJ... I* ?> V
Use rti >st perfect remedy fever devised H I i>*r
to restoro weak women to perfect! I
health, and in malm tlmm oilm??it>.ii I
and happy. $1.00 at all druggists. an
For advice in cases requiring spec- 'p
ial directions, nddress, giving syniptotns,
"The Ladies' Advisory I>e- t>r
partmont," The Chattanooga Medicine
Co., Chattanooga, Tenn.
KKV. J. W. HMITJI, Cnnul-n, H. O.. '
Mjli?"My wife need Wine of Cardul at home
for falling of toe womb and It entirely cured
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Rob Childbirth of lt? Terrors nn l Mlnlmln
tho Pain iml Dangers of Ualxir by u?lnif Sun- tli
Uionn rt<|u.kw Vluo Wine or Tablet.-i in
About #100,*000 is report a
ihseribod for the now mill t<
2, built at Well ford As pre
iously stated it is proposed t
iiUd a 10,000 spindle mill clrp
ali/ed at $200,000 and T. E
[oore is pushing the opt
rise. * " "
A Word Atksut Millet
The common mill ft requi
;ht and rich soil and ,>c
id a half to four ftet in
> sown broadcast abou'
le acre of in drills one
irinn grass is a sfiooie*
gle.se lauknud with et
[>tli aro annuals and n quiia.
rery season. On good, well
ile millet furnishes an ftbuflffffiflt
green forage, and for this purposora.
? cut during its various stages c
owtli. The seeds are tine and not wel
lapted to heavy soils. There are severs
irieties, hnt the common millet, th
?lden and Hungarian grass are the one
oat usually grown. Like the cor
nnt, it requires a warm soil and wart
eatlier for its best growth, and shouh
>t be sown until these conditions pr<
kit. In its green state it has a nutritiv
due equal to timothy grass, but if let
itil the seeds are ripened the stalks be
me hardened and their nutritive vain
lessened; consequently it is better t
it it for hay before the seeds are rip
id there will be less danger from ovei
eding the ripened Beed. It is esteemc
liefly for soiling, or as a supplementary
op when the meadows are light am
e corn crop8ilin. It should be cut am
ired while the weather is warm
bile many of tho annual plants ar
luable for forage, none are in al
spects equal to timothy and othe
rennial grasses for hay.
Il<ir*cliitlr Kimkc*.
There is a current delusion in ulinos
ery coniiuunity, especially in farinitij
stricts, where people have a bette
unce to observe such things, tha
irsehairs are capable of being converter
to snakes. The question has often beei
scusted, but still there are some tea
res about the matter that may 110
ove uninteresting. To begin with, th
ot of tho hair must lie with it or else i
ilLrfot take oil a "living, snake liko'-qA
;ene'e," ?ns some claim it really d?ni
ider cerVhin conditions. ^
In muddy, tcnid water the hair, tliro?*
i roots, in accordance with tho hit
life by the law of affiinty, absorb
talizing element(^{lie same as it di(
lien on the A|iiinaf|t. lA^id the substanc
the hair ljeing aniklal us well as vegeta
b life.it jjfn.it unw?y more or less sensi
re to Jwr ffWFrlrf- For more than i
lariU r^in a eentury the evolutionist Jha
id'liiore or less stress upon this horse
irjEwrtW IJlr^uomena; but the wliol
S^mYent hfts biffciittle weight from tlx
olrftionist's standpoint, as there is in
production aitKiVjx these "snakes;
thout repred netiortj their whole faitl
^.delusion ?St. Louis Republic.
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>r votk said four different rhysi
an'^ buW still had suftijrtent taft-fc
y Dr. A?es' New Heart Cure, as i
as highl^ecommended to me.\
!H jnijtefed'for years ,with hej?r
was my "case J^w#
iven up todrttj^veral times.Jr Hai
vere palpitatioi\S|Short brv*tn are
mch pain about (n^kyrf/tTutterifti.
ad smothering spelR*ljgE?tr3fr. Mife
leart Cure gave me pGtopt .fctt'.
ad finallya permanent''4
Taylor, 0w< ^ '??< 7*'
DR. MIL?? l
Heart Ctfi&p
is sold by all druegists on gdaWgrtb:, ,J
first bottle benefits or inonrya bitjg. .r,
Book on heart and nerves scrtt fR?.*''r
r. Vnles Modical Coinfctfchart. fnc
Jie Stafe^ofSouth Carolina
?>f*f.nftrMwtor.
r CHAS. II .IONR9, K*q , I'rob ito ,1ml n
mi t
IThkhkam, Adiim Morgan made suit to m
r( "/ tut hlru I.'Hers of A 'lulnistr 111<
the Tlstnje of slid ? Tlet^t u* (Surrrf* l*n
These are therefore to file und itdmonlsh 11
id slnRiilitr the kindred and Creditois of tl
Id Ooor(6 I. Ittrd. d(CMM U. that Ihev I
id nppoar before me, in the Court <>f I'robat
be held at LAnenster Court House, Sout
"I lU-mlPI, ?|'l II "HI IH'Al .11 I
ildlratlou thereof, hi II o'clock in the for
ion, loithnw piiihc, If nnv tlicv hnr, why tl
Ul Ail no it! -1 i;ii Ion hIiouIu not In* granted
?'?- - (liven under inv hand iind teal, th
I?. ?. \ V!l*t dny of March Ai.no l)om
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("HAS l> JOMKS Probate Judge
March "J4--2*
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No other medicine lluildx ,t"p and Kortl'h
iC syatem ai(<itti?l Mlncarrla ire ;?h a-ell an Sin
lon.n Sfjuaw Vine Wine or Table ta.
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