Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, June 20, 1900, Image 3

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-M MARKET. June 12,1900. COTTO*. Strict good middling, Good middling Strict middling, Middling rioonoi. Batter (good), per pound, 12?* P*r dosen, .10 Chickens, 18 to 20 Corn, per bushel, 60 Hani(hom? raised),per pound 10 Hhoulder.i (homeraised),per lb., 8 Wednesday, June 20, 1000. Short Locals. ?Mr. M. J. Hough, of Lands loru, was in Lancaster Tuesday. W -?Mr. Fred. E Smith, of Newport, was in Lancaster a day or two this week. ?Rev. W. F. Estridge will preach at Antioch next Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. ?Born. Saturday, June 15, 1900, to Mr. and Mrs. Van Est ridge, east of Lancaster, a son. ?Mrs. J. B. Mackorell is visiting relatives and friends in Monroe, N. C., this veek. ?Mr. J. D. Winstead of Na?h nilla, N. C., is visiting Dr. Q. W Poovey here. C ?Mr. Marion Caskey, of Ches ter is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Wylie Caskey of New Cut. ? -?Rev. J. M. Pardue will preach at Mr. Carters, of Jacksonham, on next Sunday at ? o'clock, p. ra. ?Miss Bessie Mackey returned Tuesday from Camden where she went on a visit to her sister, Mrs. Buller. ?Mr. Claude J. Henry and his bride arrived Tuesday and # ?i . ior ine present will noara at Mr. W. McD. Brown's. ?Mr. J. W. Conder of the Gregory-Rhea Mule Co., Columbia, S. C., was in town Tuesday. ?Mrs. W. II. Gregory, of Lan caster, is visiting in Kershaw at the home of her relative, Mr. R. L. Blacknion.?Kra. ?Mr. J. E. Taylor, of the Gan son Cash Store, went up to Cleve land Springs Monday evening, lie will be gone about a week or ten days. ?Mr. John J. Baker of the Dry Creek section was in town Tuesday, and informed us that he had cotton blooms on his place. ?Mr. Amos McManus, of Taxahaw, sent us Tuesday evening two cotton blooms wfctch was taken from his field on Saturday last. ?Mr. Brainerd M. Dobson, of the Carolina and North Western railway, hus made several runs over the L. & C. to Lancasp ter during the past two weeks. ?Mr. S. Broadus Porter, who has been in attendance at the Macon, Ga., business college, retured home Saturday 0 last. ?^Mrs. Richard Wright, of Tax^ ahaw. aged about 36 years died |f the 15th inst. and was buried at the Taxahaw burying ground. She I I 1 I 1 -!-Li -L:I lohvon a iiuhumiiu nun tngui coildren.?Era. ?It will he of interest to cash buyers, especially those who desire to buy dress goods, to read the new advertisement of Heath Hanking <fc Mercantile Co. This firm offers dome rare bargains in furnitnre also, of which they have three solid cars?1,100 pieces. ?Negotiations are in progress to secure the Gold Hill Band, of York county, to furnifch music for the masonic picnic Saturday. At this writing it is not deffinitely known <3* whether this band can be secured or not but if the parties who have this matter in charge fail on this one they will secure one sure from some where. One of the Klrnt R loo inn. On? of he first cotton blooms we have heard of this season was found by P. S. Browu of Liberty ( Ilill, on his farm on Monday, June 18th. This information was received over the phone from Kershaw. Spctal Jlutm to Lancanter. Arrangements have been made with the S. C. & G. Ex. railroad whereby parties who desire to visit Lencaster on Juno 23d can do so The round trip will he one first-class faro The train will leave Kershsw at 9 o'clock, arriving here at 10 o'clock. Returning will leave Lancaster at 4 o'clock, p. m. The Bankrupt Stock Sold. The bankrupt stock of Porter Bros was sold to day (Tuesday). It was bought by the Heath Banking <fe Mercantile Co. at 75^ cents on the invoise price. The upset price was 65 cents. Ijook for The Dray Wagonn. The livery men of the town have agreod to send around for all baskets or boxes intended for the picnic. No charges will he made for this service, and those who intend sending anything will be waited upon promptly Saturday morning. An Afternoon Marriage. Yesterday afternoon at 6 o'clock, Mr. T C. Hicks of the firm of Daniel & Ilicks, of Fort Lawn, and also a popular drummer and Mrs. M. E. Milling were married. The ceremony took place at the Presbyterian manse and was performed by Rev. Chalmers Fraser. For the present Mr. and Mrs. Hicks will reside nere in Lancaster. The bride-is an estimable lad}* and has the good wishes of her many friends in a long and happy life. Shooting Scrape. A very setioua shooting scrape occurred at Pleasant Plain colored Baptist church Sunday after noon, in winch Sidney Alobrcsks was very dangerously shot in the right side in the region of the stomach by John Davis. The difficulty occurred about some money that was claimed to be due one of the parties to the affair. It seems that Sidney and his wife had started home when Davis called to him and asked him to stop that he wanted to have a talk with him, Alsbrooks replied that he did not have time or something to that effect. About this time Jack l'erry walked up and told Davis to say what he pleased that he would stick to him, whereupon the shooting com menced. Davis shot twice it is said. Alsbrooks pistol failed? the main spring breaking as he attempted to shoot* All the concerned are colored. Alsbrooks wounds are very serious but Dr. Sapps informed us Tuesday eve ning that he was getting along very well. Nummary ot the Situation The following was telegraphed to tho Daily News from Shanghai last evening : "The situation is critical and without parallel since the In dian mutiny. At the Yang-tso ports there is a grave feeling of unrest Among tho natives. As yet there has been no outbreak, but placards have been posted in Kin Kiang, Ugas Skin and [ Wu Hu, calling on the poople , to 'kill and burn.' "A body of rioters, 5,000 strong, are at Kwei Hsienfi in the prefecture of Canton, and troops have gone to suppress them. "The Powers, unprepared, are helpless to prevent disaster, Nmt, barring trilling local fric\ --A tion, they are working arnica- | bly." B The Pekin correspondent of the Times in a "dispatch dated Juno 14th, via Tien Tsin, June y 45, says : " A serious anti-foreign * out-break took place last night, M when some of the finest build- d dings in the eastern part of the city were burned, and hundreds * of native Christians and s?r- * k vants employed by foreignors T were massacred within two L miles of the Imperial palace. p "It was an axious night for * all foreigners. n If troops to reinforce the n guards fai} to arrive to-day fur- ^ ther riots are expected. It is ? believed that no European has q been injured. "Telegraphic communication with the north," says the Shang- h hai correspondent of the Times I under Saturdays's date, "ceasod early this morning." The last n messago from Tien Tsin report- h ed that fighting had begun, but w gave no details. j* UNITED STATES SEND tROOPS. N Manilla, June 18?10 A.M.? ^ The 9tli regiment has now been j ordered to Manilla, whence it w will proceed to China. ^ Washington, June 17.?The = patience of the officials here is id well-nigh exhausted, and if something does not come from m the seat of trouble very quickly troops will be dispatched to di China as quickly as transports U and available troops can be got- f? ten ready. ^ Adj't. Gen'l. Corbin late to- F night would neither affirm nor ct deny the Manilla advices, that * the 9th infantry would go to tl China, hut it is known that the e? troops are being assembled in ol Manilla for Chinese service h< unless reassuring news comes, ol JAPAN SENDS TWO THOUSAND Rf TROOPS. London, June 18.?The Yokohama correspondent of the Times says: "Japan is sending \\ 2,000 troops to China." . ? - B COLOR LINE DRAWN. J Hi M Philadelphia Hotels Refuse to ^ House Negro Deleflates? k Southern Contested Cases Decided. * Hi From the Boston Morata. Philadelphia, June 14.?Not since the days of 1888, when John enerman charged Gen A1 CI ger with buying up his colored w delegates, has the negro question cut such a figure at a Kepubli 9| can convention as it threatens to ^ this year. In the national com i,( mittee a resolution was intro- G duced by Henry C. Payne of ^ Wisconsin, calling on the Presi a to intigate the political activity * of Federal office-holders in the A South in disobedience of his in E struction, and it is likely to be j1 passed. (:< Two members of the citizens1 committee on entertainment, Major A. J. Ennis and James F. McLaughlin, today resigned from a sub committee because they had been assigned to look after the comfort of colored Southern delegates. They are wealthey manufacturers. A resolution cutting down the representation of the Southern States, by fixing the basis of one delegate for each 10,000 Republican votes, is likely to be passed. In addition all the large hotels absolutely refuse to house or feed colored delegates or sell them drinks. The national committee for two days has been hearing contests J for seats in the convention in the south. Almost all the districts in Georgia, Alabama, Louisiana, Texas and other Southern States, ( are contested. Almost all the t delegates are colored, as are the > contestants. One side is formed almost exclusively of Federal * officeholders, and the other of the [ colored men who seek to become officeholders. s The officeholders were McKin- . ley delegates at St. Louis in 1896, { and the national committee has t learned that those colored men r go to convention only for the sake s of getting fat offices. They have no party organization. Many of them, according to sworn testi mony, are notorious characters, and all of them who held Federal , offices have violated the pres-1 c [IDNEY TROUBLESJJF WOME 11m PrtKltrirk') I.rttrri Rhow How HI Hollo.I on Mr*. 1* Ink ha in and \V Cared. " Dear Mrs. Ptmkuam:?I hare ellow, muddy complexion, feel tlr* ad have bearing down paina. Mm*, are not appeared for three monthi >metlmes am troubled with a whil ischarge. Also have kidney andbla. er trouble. I have been this way for a long tlm nd feel so miserable I thought I woui rrlte to you and see if you could do n ny good."? Miss Kdhi Fredeiuci Voy, Ohio, Aug. A, 1890. " Dear Mrs. Pink ham :?I have u*< tydla E. Pinkhain's Vegetable Cor ound according to directions, and ci ay I have not felt so well for years i do at present. Ilefore taking yoi ledlcine a more miserable person y< ever saw. I could not eat or slee nd did not care to talk with any on Tow I feel so well I cannot be gratef nough to you for what you have doi or me."?Miss Edna Frederick, Tro 'liio, Sept. 10, 1899. Backach* Cured "Dear Mrs. Finkham :?I write 1 bank you for the good Lydia E. Pini am'* Vegetable Compound has done in t is the only medicine I have four bat helped me. I doctored with oi f the best physicians in the city < few York, but received no benefit, ad been ailing for about sixteen year as so weak and nervous that I coul ardly walk ; had continued pain in m sck and was troubled with leucorrhcei [enses were irregular and painfu fords cannot express the benefit! hai srived from the use of your mrdicin. heartily recommend it to all sufferin omen."?Mrs. Mart Babsuinoki findsor, Pa. ent's order. In the Alabama case the com ittee has decided to seat neithe j. i- t ' ue. in me l^ouisiana case, to ly, the Wiinberly faction wt irown out, ami the Warmout ction seated, and 12 of the 1 Nmbdrly delegates put out ai ederal office holders. In tli ise of the three sets of contest its from Louisiana, it was show lat they represented 2,500 vo s in all, out of a total registr F 150,000. The President wi 9 urged to dismiss every Feder: ITice-holder who has come hei i a delegate. SCHEDULE STATE CAMPAIGN 1900. harleston, Saturday June 'alterboro, Monday eaufort, Tuesday " ampton, Wednesday " arnwell, Friday " amberg, Saturday " innter, Tuesday M anning, Wednesday " onck's Corner, Thursday ... " eorgetown, Tuesday July ingstree, Wednesday " lorence, Thursday 44 arion, Friday " on way, Monday " pnnettsvllle, Wednesday 44 arlington, Thursday " hesterfleld, Saturday ....... " : imden. Monday " ! anoaster, Wednesday 44 ! heater, Thursday 44 ! innsboro, Friday " ! orkvilte, Saturday " affney, Monday " ! jartanburg, Tuesday... . 44 ; nion, Wednesday Aug. ewberry, Friday. 44 aurens, Saturday " reenville, Monday " ickena, Tuesday " alballa, Thursday 41 nderaon, Friday 44 bbeville, Saturday 44 reeMrood, Monday 44 ike^Wednesday dgefleld, Thursday 44 iluda, Saturday 44 pxington, Tuesday 44 olumhia, Wednesday 44 W I LIE JONES, nbm'n. IT. X. Ountkr, Secretary. "Given o die several times ' vet I am soar, o tell how I was suvd," writes Mi K. A. Stowe, 2)7 N. 4th St., S: lose, Cal. "I had valvular hca rouble so seven? that 1 was pr< lounced 'gone' wo dilTerent time rhe valves of my i art failed 1 vork properly, and circulation w o sluggish that the slightest exerlic >roducod fainting. 'There is r ?pe' said my phy?ician,so I decidt o try Dr. Miles' h?srt Cure and tl esult 1 consider miraculous. I ai atislied it saved my Hfe." Off. MILES' Hos?rt Ouro is sold by all druggist* on guarantee first bottle benefits or money back. Book on heart and nerves tent free. >r- Miles Madloal Company, Elkhart. In ?| CI It ? I fCRO> sd : 28 i; ? thro no oc : EVERY nl nm iir >u e! KinHR people kno^ ' H gains. Our sale the run. Many c ? J their turn to be ?d ^ have literally p; ie \ . ^ Time merchants < 5 ? and it has not tal ?y 4) it out. Cash buy< J they can do the t : $ i ? xn t r nuw r ur i 11 SHOE [ 16 w n * t # In order to rt y ii ^ we offer the gr< e & $3 shoes in tan, v J $2.so. The enti ? Terry & Co's. $ }? ^ black, at $2.25. Lad 20 ^ low-cut ties and sli ^ They must be sold a w 4) time to buy shoes ct ii * i? r Ss.v.rsrf a 1 u 27 J ] I Shoe 10 !i ? 15 i ^ Our clothing sales 22 ^ yet we have some of so come quick befort J still have some of th ^ ly imperfect, at 50 ct | That Stoct ? 5 To Arrive ^ Wc arc nearly sol N ^ but will ?et a fresl then we will be abl ^ We find it pays to ed rs. # prices. Wc are do in j| rt ^ business ever done i s i THE 6/ I! $ CAS % Lancaster, S. d III I I /VDS * rR STORES ' DAY. n where to find bar:speople are kept on ustomers have to wait, served. Our prices aralyzed competition, can't compete with us ken them long to find irs naturally go where >est. Jirorecedented IARGAINS. iduce our shoe stock iat W. L. Douglas ici and Russia calf at re line of Craddock, 5 shoes, in tan and lies', misses and children's ppers regardless of cost, t some price. Now is the leap. Tremendous * * Business. have never been so large, those great bargains left, ; they are all gone. We at job lot of pants, slight ints on the dollar. - ;?. i of Millinery 3 This Week. d out in this department, 1 supply this week, and e to supply the demand. eol 1 i 1 1 I r* -* ? 4. V ?? ?* ? ^v.ii luminaly di udrgain ing the largest millinery n Lancaster. VNSON SH STORE. c.