Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, May 30, 1900, Image 3
MARKET.
f May 29, 19( 0.
COTTON.
Mtriot (food noddling, 9^
Wood middling
P Strict middling
Middling
PRODUCE.
Mutter (good), per pound, 12^
Irga, per dosen, 10
Chicken*, 18 to 20
v Corn, per buahel, 60
lltDii(boint> raided),per pound, 10
Shoulders (home raised), per lb.,..,. 8
Wednesday, May 30, 1900.
Short Locals.
?Dr. T. Threatt, of Plains, in
visiting his son here.
?There is much complaint
about the damage of the budft
worms among the farmers.
?contractor Langley is enlar
ging and remodeling Mr. VVm.
?r Ganson's dwelling on Dunlap
~ street.
?Mrs. W. D. Lemmond is visiting
her daughter Mrs. P. G.. Mc
Corkle of Rock Hill, and her
brother in Charlotte.
?There will be services in the
the Presbyterian church at Heath
Springs, Thursday night, by Rev
IX B. Reed.
?The patrons of the Carnes'
school are requested to meet on
the second Sat urday in June?the
?At (lie request of the pastor,
Rov. \V. F. Estridge will preach
at Camp Creek Baptist church
next Sunday, June 3d.
?Mr. Samuel Hough of Rock
Hill came over with tho excur^
sionists Monday.
?Mr. Fred Williams, of Dixie,
on his return home stopped
over in Lancaster a few days to
visit friends.
?The trustees of the Gills
creek school are requested to
meet at the school house at 7:30
o'clock on Saturday evening,
June 9th 1900.
?Mr. J. F. Clyburn who is
with J. L. Mimnaugh & Co. in
C/vl.imklo -- 1
v^ium mil, njjcui/ OtttUlUiVy <11111
Sunday with his family here.
?Judge Ira B. Jones spent
several days with his family here,
the court having taken a briel
recess.
List of letters advertised for the
week ending May 29,. 1900:
Nealie Lanev, T. M. Knight.
J. F. Gregory, P. M.
?One new announcement in
this issue?Mr. K. Baxter Black
mou for county superintendent
of education.
?There will be preaching at
Hopewell the second Sunday in
Juno at 11 o'clock, a. in., and
at Tabernacle at 3 :30 p. in., by
Kev. L. L. Bedenbaugh.
?Among the Winthrop girls
that stopped over hero Monday
\irnt?o t h imn T o nooof ai* ? n t?l u Vf ?tia
?? vui uu ijtiiii. uuiOf iviina
Paris Neal, a senior, and Misses.
Alice Mackey and Florence
Brown.
?Rev. J. M. White and family
will move to I ho parsonage of the
Unity church Thursday. Ho will
be in pastoral charge of Unity,
Gills creek and Pleasant llill A.
R. 1*. churches.
?Among the visitors from Rock
Hill Monday were the following
who formerly lived here : Mr R.
B. Cunningham, Mr. and Mrs. J.
C. Lindsay. Messrs. J. B. Sykes
and Sam Hough.
?The infant child of Mr. and
Mtr. Kennies! Stogner, who lives
in the Antioch section, died yes
terday pfternoon of catarrh of the
stomach and bowels. Its remains
were buried at Antioch cemetery
today.
?Deputy Sheriff Wilson look
his blood hounds out Saturday
' and gave them a little exercise
after one Milton Vaughn, colored.
Milton broke his contract and refused
to be arrested, thinking
perhaps his tleetness of foot would
take him out of trouble, It only
took Mr. Wilson and his hounds
t a few hours to convince him that
he was not as swift as he thought
he was.
?The following young folk:
cliaphroned by Sir. W. A. I)av
and Miss Annie Young spei
Saturday very pleasantly pi
nicking at the Gregory farm o
Hannah's creek : Misses Conn:
and Bernice Davis, Hessie an
Corinne Thompson,Mayme an
Bess Jones, Ola and Estel
Gregory, May and Mildred Cui
ningham, Christine Mcllwaii
Adele Lemmond and Claiic
Knight ; Masters Gernand M
Ilwain, Hoke Knight and Jc
Davis. *
Arm It re fern in Two 1'lnern.
The 10 year old son of Mr. 1
U. Hallman of the Jacksonha
section had his arm broken i
two places Thursday last in
turning lathe, and his slu-udi
dislocated. The arm was set a?
the boy is doing as well as cou
be expected.
Gone to the Reunion.
Lancaster will be represents
at .the reunion of Conledera
velerans in Louisville this wef
by Capt. J. C.'Foster, Messrs. 1
S. Cherry, Slouch Cherrv. W?
ter Davis, R. C. Crockett, G. V
Jones and W. B. Bruce.
Mr. F. M. Welsh of JefTersc
and Capt. J. V. Welsh and J. V
Truesdel of Kershaw, and M
Win. Cook of Taxahaw passed u
Monday on their way to Loui
ville. They were joined here b
Lancaster's contingent.
Commencement Exerclaen of tf
ti railed Sc/iool?EnterUi111 met
Friday Xiffl< t.
1'he eighth annual session <
the Lancaster Graded school wi
close on Friday, .June 1, 190
The public is invited to visit If
class rooms to inspect exhibits <
the pupils' work. The rooms wi
be open to visitors at 9 a. m. Til
commencement exercises will b<
gin at 11:30 a. m.
The Literary Society and tl
pupils of the primary depart met
will give an enteatainment s
Cunningham's Opera House, o
Friday 8:30 p^ m., for the belief
of the school library. This ente
tainment will consist of a Motlu
Goose Festival, Shadow l'anti
mines, and the rendering <
Moore's Peri at the Gates of Pa
adiso.
Editor** Awful Plight.
F. M. Higging, Editor Seneca, (111m
News, was alllicted for years w?i
Piles that no doctor or remedy help*
until he tried Hocklen's Arnica Salv
He writes two boxes wholly curt
him, It's the surest Pile cure on earl
and the best ealve in the world. Cui
guaranteed. Only 2fl cents. Sold t
Crawford Bros, druggist. fi.
Stimlai/ Train to be Put On.
On and after June 3rd, 190i
the South Carolina & Geor^i
Extension Railroad Compan
will operate its passenger trail
daily, and will sell round tri
tickets 011 Sundays at one fai
with final limit day of sale.
A Mule Ran Oft'.
On Sunday afiernoon last,M
Will Adams and his cousin, Mi
Pet Neal, wore returning froi
a visit to relatives in the Wall
up section, and just on th
side of little Zion church, who
about to descend a hill, soni
part of the harness gave wa;
causing the buggy to run upo
the mule, which took frigl
and ran off. Miss Neal, jumpe
out of the buggy, and in doin
so broke some of the bones i
the ankle of her left foot. M
Adams held to the lines awhil
and seeing his efforts to stc
the mule futile, also jumpec
and when ho did got tangled i
the lines and was dragged nboi
100 yards. Save a few hruist
about the head and face he wi
not hurt. The mule was stoppt
by Mr. Verner Craig some di
lance up the Monroe road. Tl
only damage done to the hug},
was the breaking of a spoke.
The County Tear her** Iuntitui
The summer Normal School f
tho teachers of Lancaster coun
will begin it a session Juno lit
1900, and continue for four soho
weeks. L. T. Baker, of Lancastt
and Miss Sarah (chandler, of Spa
ten burg, will be in charge. Tl
county Board of Kducation w
assist, the board ol teachers livii
beyond Lancaster (traded Schn
district. J. 11. Thompson,
Co. Supt. of Kducation.
i8 IWackaches
it
? of
id VIfomon
lo
i- are wearying beyond dee
i, orlpllon and they Indicate
>e real trouble somewhere,
c" Efforts to bear the dull
>o pain are heroic, but they
do not overcome It and
the backaches continue
until the cause Is res
moved,
m I
In I tydia E. Pinkham's Vegetble Compound
a
pr does this more certainly
id than any other medicine.
Id It has been doing ft for
thirty years. It Is a woman's
medicine for woman's
Ills, It has done
. much for the health ot
' American women. Road
! the grateful letters from
' women constantly apj
pea ring In this paper,
V Mrs, Plnkham counsels
women free of ohargom
>'? Her address is Lynn,
Massm
r.
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8 Honor Roll.
Following is the honor roll 01
the Taxahaw school lor the month
beginning March 20 and ending
April 20, 1900 :
Deport ment?Excellent,
ot K. M. Helk, Ethel Knight, Fla
11 roiiy Walters, Theron (iregory
0. Johnny Baker. Minnie Robertson
ie Robert Ingram.
Deportment?(iood.
Coon Cook, Johnny Massev
10 Ileten Knight, Christopher Rob
9 ertson, Walter Robertson, Let
Robertson, Lizzie Catoe, (iui
Craig, Hoke (iregory, (ins Watts
Frank Knight, Docenia Estridge
Walter Ingram, Freddie Robert
son, Daisy Bowers.
it
Rec.?Highly Distinguished.
ir Pearl Cook, Mat tie Massey
0. Evelyn Massey, Lula Massey, Oh
of Lowry, Flonnie Walters, Theroi
r (iregory, Docenia Estridge, Dais)
Bowers.
Recitations?Dist inguished.
Ola and May Cook, John in
i.) M&ssoy, E. M.& Pet Belk, Bleeki
rh Dowry, Kihel Knight, Martha In
*e gram, (Jus Watts, Minnie Robert
?d son, Robert and Walter Ingram
' The above should have beet
submitted for publication some
time ago, but through an over
sight on my part it, was not.
Respect fully submitted,
A. (3. Rowel I, Prill.
ia IIONoff RoTL
iy Following is the honor roll o
the Taxahaw school for the montl
ending May 18, 1000 :
re Deportment?Excellent.
ft. M. Hoik, Robert Ingrain
Helen Knight, .Johnny Raker
Minnie Robertson, Klonnie Wal
r. ters, Johnny Massey.
S8 Deportment?Good.
111 Real, Ola and May Cook. Mat
tie and Lula Massey, I'et Belk
1M Mi.rtha Ingram, Ola and Bleek
11 Lowry, Krai k lvnight, Kstelh
lf> HI ikeney, Relle Baker, (in
W itts. Daisy Rowers. Lee Rob
n orison, Docenia ftstridge, Bessi<
l' and Rertha ftstridge, Waller In
' grain, ftvelvn Massey, II at t i?
\ If *
" Walters, Freddie Robertson,
it
p Rcc?Highly Distinguished.
p Pearl Cook, Mattie, Lula an<
,p Kvelyn Massey, Daisy Rowers
J Flonnie Walters, Ola Lowry.
n Recital ion?Distinguished.
R Ola and May Cook, E. M. am
IN I Relk. Martha and Walter In
grain, Bleeka Lowry. Doceni
ftstridge, Johnny Massey.
H" Respectfully submitted,
to A. C. Howell, Frin.
"It is with a good ileal of pleaaur
anil pntisfartion that I reeommeni
Chamberlain's colic, Cholera an
Diarrhoea Remedy," *ajs Drnggis
A 11' ..# ii.. ..r?? /
f-\ . '? , nan inir, ill nai imm u, \ ' w u I!
or "A >ady customer, seeing1 the reined;
ly pxpooeil for sale on my show esse
.* 8R d to me: "I really believe tha
"? medicine saved my life the pa*t mini
ol in? r while at the shore,' and she he
,r ca re so enthusiastic over its merit
1 tint I at once made up my mind t
"* reoommend it in the future. Kecentl;
ho R gentleman came into my store s
:ii overcome. with colic pain* that h
sa ik at once to the door. I grave hir
tlfc a dose of this r.miedv which help?
l()| him. I repeated the dose and in llftee
minutes he left my store smiling!
informing me t hat he felt as well a
ever." Sold bj .1. F. Mackey A Co.
From Dreek.
Creek. S. C , May 29 ?A parly
of young people of tbi< ai<d the
Dixie section met at iho Graham
II II, on Gills creek, last Satur
day, and enjoyed a picnic dinner
and fishing party very much
Only 000 fish were caught, and
it was not a good day for catching
fish, either,
i Miss Annie Young, of Lancaster,
will teach the next session of
the Camp Creek school. This
r is Miss Young's third term, and
we are glad to have her with us
' again.
' The agricultural army is mov'
ing along in a hurry and since the
rains the crops and grass are giving
them all they want to do.
Colonel.
' Postmaster of Lancaster.
Mrs. Hello Nance, through the
influence of John I\ Hunter and
others at home, and of Senators
Tillman and McLaurin, in Wash
ington, has received the appoint
^ mont of postmaster at Lancaster,
to succeed Mr. Joseph F. Greg
orv. whose term expires by its
ow n limitation. The senior sena
tor and the ex-marshal worked
together and they are now good
friends. There was another intelligent
lady who applied for the
office, after the friends of Mrs
Nance had committed themselves
' A ~ I L. 11 1 *
i<> tier, wmi wduhi nave mane an
efficient. post master, but the
- friends of the former had endorsed
her application.?Lancaster
Cor. News <fc Courier, May 25
Malaotrlan can And a lodgement in the svs
tem while the Inverts In perfect order. DrM.
A Simmons Ltver Medicine is the bent
Regulator.
What You Want ?
I HAVE made arrangements to receive subscriptions
for The Weekly Constitution of
Atlanta. The Homo mid Farm?ono of the best
' papers a farmer can read : the Thrice a Week
New York World. The Sunny South. Frank
Mi.nsey's Magazine. The I .adlea' Home Jour5
' ul The Saturday Evening 1'ost. The Saturday
Blade, The Chicago Ledger. If there Is nnv
3 other magazine, paper or |x-rtodlcal desired, I
will endeavor U> get Si for v<>u at publishers
, prices. Respectfully. R. A. LONC,
Hock Box til Lancaster, S. C.
t ? __________
Menstruation made Regular and Painless,
and Pains in Sides. Hips and Limbs cured by
Simmons Sflllaw Vina Wins or TiihlntjL
: Horses,
f
1
Horses, Horses.
1
We have just received a carload
of number one Horses from Atlanta,
every animal having beer:
carefully selected in person b\
our Mr. Elliott. In the lot art
I seme of the linest horses evoi
i brought to this market. If yoi
want a good saddler, or a gone
driver, or a good combinatioi
i horse, now is your time to get it
I ur r - ?
? e nave just wnai you want ant
need, so call and see for yourself
We lake pleasure in exhibiting
our stock, as well as vehicles
^ Wewill either sell or swap, ant
a will sell oither lor the cash 01
b for pood paper.
ELLIOTT tV CUAWFORI).
8
Mother- w'Hhlaif stout healthy airls should
[* jrlve lh?m Simmons Squaw Vine Wine or Tab
lots us they approach puberty.
Xotie#-L.tincH*ter Urtuled School
'L'ti all whom it may Concern :
Take notice that pursuant to a petition
signed by ten voters and freehi
Iders resident in Lancaster School
District, we. the undersigned, Trus'
tees of said District, do hereby call n
public meeting to be composed of all
those voters who are resident in anil
1 return for taxation in said District
real or personal property of the valor
of not luss than one hundred dollars
to assemble in the (Jourt House at
Lancaster, S ('., on Friday the 2Mti
day of May, 1900, at t o'clock p. m., for
e the purpose of electing a chairman
d and secretary of said meeting, llvt
d trustees of said school District and o(
t determining what special tax, if any
I. not to exceed live mills, shall he levied
y as the majority present shall decide
, on all real and personal property
t within said School District for ttif
- maintenance of the puplic schools ol
said District This May 7, 1900.
" H. K. Miller,
? W. T. (J re jror y,
V W. J. Cunningham,
? J. E.Taj lor,
" C. T. Oonnora,
Trmtws of Lanrnflter School District
n *"*
yr 1M flurlnt? '''.*p?ct.ancy. Simmon* Squt?
" vino Wlnr or TnMotN rhoor anil S'roniftliei
Mother, Shorten I<Hl?or unit Hot) Oonflneroo'V
of Itft Terrora.
r
Tiinom
EVE?,
THE people
gains. Our
r ---the run. M 1
^ their turn to
^ have lite rail j
$ Time me rein
^ and it has nc
A it out. Cash
? they can do t
5
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$
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^ Iii order t
5 we offer the
^ $3 shoes in t;
v $2. so. The
^ Terry & Co';
^9 black, at 52.25.
^ low-cut ties an
^ They must be s
time to buy sh(
t
t Doing
2
: | Sho
: * lh
, Our clothing
yet we have soi
1 ?
f so come quick 1
: ^ still have some
l ^ ly imperfect, at
| That St<
? To Ar:
We are near!
^ but will get a
then we will b<
^ We find it pa;
\ ? i r
ijj prices. We ar
i ^ business ever <1
; | the ^
$ C
^ Lancaster
? % WViM
t ;
; 0672 IS TO RES
Y DAY.
k low where to find harsilespeople
are kept on
my customers have to wait
be served. Our prices
/ paralyzed competition.
,nts can't co npete with us
>t taken them long to findbuyers
naturally go where
he best.
>r Unprecedented
BARGAINS.
:o reduce our shoe stock
great W. L. Douglas
in. vici an d R ussia calf af
entire line of Craddock,
>. $3 shoes, in tan and
Ladies', misses and children's
d slippers regardless of cost,
old at some price. Now is the
>es cheap.
a Tremendous,
e Business.
v m? w? rw A A A w rw rw
sales have never been so large,
me of those great bargains left,
before they are all gone. We
of that job lot of pants, slight50
cents on the dollar.
ack of Millinery
rive This Week.
y sold out in this department,
fresh supply this week, and
c able to supply the demand.
ys to sell millinery at bargain
c doing the largest millinery
one in Lancaster.
SANSON
ASH STORE.
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