Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, June 23, 1900, Image 3

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MARKET. June 22, 1900. COTTON. Strict good middling 9% Good middling Strict middling Middling PIODDOI. Butter (good), per pound, 12)* *** ? Pep do*en, 10 Chiokens, : 18 to 20 Corn, per bushel,....; 00 tlamsfhon.e raised),per pound 10 Shoulders (home raised), per lb., 8 Saturday, June 23, 1900. Short Locals. ?Mr?. K. B. Allison visited relatives in Chestei this weea. ?Mr. W. II; Long, of Iloek ilill, 18 visiting in Lancaster. ?Fine rain yesterday after noon, to those not in the grass. f ?Court convenes Mondny. Judge Benet will preside. ?Ernest Moore, Esq., paid Rock Ilill a visit this week. ?Mr. liurshell Young,of Shelby, N. O., is visiting friends in Lancaster. ?ML* Lillie Miller went to Charlo'te yesterday on a visit to her sister Mrs. J. P. Hackney. ?Th*?8. F. McDow, candidate for solicitor, was in Lmcaser Friday. ?Our farmeis took advantage of Saturday night's ram to so* peas this week. ?Miss Annie Welsh, of Mount fc Pleasant, N. C., ia visitiDg the Misses Miller, ?Misses Bessie and Brownlee Neely of Rock IIill are the guest of Miss Nannie Crockett. ? Miss Mazie Witherspoon is visiting at h?r brother's in CharJotte, N. C. ? Mrs. W. T. Gregory has returned from a two weeks'vn-ii to Cheraw and Kershaw. ?Dr. B. J. Witherspoon, of Charlotte, is visiting his father, Capt. B. J. Witherspoon. ?Miss Carrie Ililton. of West ville is visiting her sister, Mrs. Dr. J. ?. Rut ledge. i) 1 - II.LI t T? ii ?iuibo uouiti muuicv ui ritttttil Springs is visiting her sister here, Mrs. M. B. Cauthen. ?Mr. Willie T. Blackmon has been sick (his week with chills ^ and fever. ?Mr. W. A: Howell who lives ia?A tii juov ov/utii V/A l\/ rv 11 AO vjuuu Ail ^ with peretonitis. ?Miss Mayme Mackey is home from a visit to Columbia, accompanied by Miss Sarah Gladney. ?Mr. A. T. Walters, of Charleston, who has beeii spending sometime with relatives in the county on account ot his health was in town Thursday much improved. Mr. Jno. F. Clyburn, who has been with Mimuaueh A Co.. is buck home and will accept a position with the Lancaster Merp cantile Company the first of July. ?Mr. S. R. Rhodes who recently graduated from FurmarvUniversity with the degree of B. Lut., is on a visit to his parents here, * Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Rhodes. Cadet F. K. Rhodes who has just completed his first year at Clemson is also with his parents here. ?Clerk W. J. Caveny has received from the Sovereign Hanker of the Woodmen of the World at Omaha, Nebraska, his check for two thousand dollars, made payable to Mps. G. L. Hinson, at Spjyy, N. O., on account of the death of her husband, who was a member of Walnut Camp of Hock Hill.?Hock Hill Herald. ?Miss Tweedie Gardner, the bright and accomplished daughter of the Rev. G. W. Gardner, D. D , now of Greenwood, but '4, ' formerly pastor of tho Lancaster Baptist church, was happily married on the 12th instant to Mr. W. P. Durst, also of Greenwood. The ceremony was performed by the father of the bride.?He view. # ?Mrs. J. Wylie Porter and Miss ' Rebecca Morgan returned Friday from a visit .to relatives at Oheraw. IJ i ?Capt. J. O. Foster is home after a visit te old friends in Tennessee on his return from the t reunion at Louisville. ?Our Masonic friends will be s in town today in large numbers, t The picnic table is in the grove t at the graded school building. t ?Mrs. W. F. Cloyd and her * daughter, Miss Callie, have re- 8 tun.ed from a visit to relatives at * Boykins. f ( ?Senator W. O. Hough returned Friday from a two weeks' tour in Chester, York and Cherokee in the interest of his candidacy for solicitor. ?While working in the saw mill of Watts & Kelly near Westville, Mr. Will Clifton got his leg | broken above the knee Monday i last. 1 ?Contractor Langley will go to Camden soon to begin work [ on the 20 new cottages he has , contracted to build for the new ' cotton mill there. ?The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. J. Thos. Vick, of Lancaster, 1 died Friday morning at 4 o'clock of bilious croup. The child was , seven months old. Its remains i were buried in the new cemetery at four o'clock that afternoon. I . M . { Work Jiei/un. The Lancaster Mercantile Co. , have begun the collection of ] matrial lor changing their stables. They will remove the shed on the east side of the building and replace it with a two story fire ] proof brick building, with a hand some glass front in which they | will store and display their stocks 1 of harness, buggies and wagons. ' Bryan's Running Mate. Philadelphia, June 21.?The North American will publish to morrow morning the result of a canvass of the editors of prominent newspapers throughout the " United States as to the logical running mate of Bryan, in view * of the selection of Theodore 1 Roosevelt by the Republican Na- c tional convention as the vice c presidential candidate. There is a wide divergence of | 1 opinion, at least 25 Democrats of 1 more or less prominence being 6 named as possibilities, strong running mates for Col. Bryan. The list of favorites includes such Domocrats as former Senator David B. Hill, of Nfi* YorkRichard Croker, Joseph Pulitzer, editor and proprietor of the New York World ; William R. Hearst, of the New York Journal; Sena tor Tillman, Shiveley, of Indiana ; Bookwater, of Ohio; Gen. Fitzhugh Lee : Robert E. Pattison. of Pennsylvania; Admiral Dewey * and Gen. Joseph Wheeler. One California editor suggests * Emilio Aguinaldo. The tabula- * ted rote shows a decided prefer- j ence for ?1 i 11, of New York, but \ no man has a clear majority. 1 Another favorite is Hearst. He 1 is almost as strong as Hill. Gen. Wheeler is another whose name the editors believe would be a strong one to conjure with. ^ Admiral Dewey finds little fa- ( vor. I'attison, of Pennsylvania, | is regarded by many as a strong < candidate and Fit/.hugh Lee is i held by not a few to be the one 1 man who can match the popularity of Roosevelt. Roberta Found Guilty. Salt Lake, Utah, June 21.?The ! jnry in the case ofB. II. Rob its, , i_* _ l f, % " ? - on mm mr unlawful cohabitation, | returned a verdict of guilty. Hob- I ertR in an agreed statement of ' facts, put before the jury, admit- < ted that lie entered into a poly 1 gatnous marriage with Maggie B. 1 tShipp, and lived with her and his legal wife, Sarah Louisa. It is claimed that Roberts relies upon , the Supreme Court to reverse the | verdict on technical grounds. 1 You will find that the mere re solve not to be useless, and the ( honest desire to help other pen pie, will, in the quickest and del ( icatest wny improve yourself. ] THROWN. OS THE MARKET is TO HA Y. Vhc Bankrupt Stork of Porter ^ Bro?. Offered to the Public ut t< What it Will Brinu. J The Ileath Banking & Mercan- tl >ile company, who bought the tl )ankrupt stock of dry goods sold n it auction here the other day, ire offering these goods for what ^ hey will bring. They will be hrown on the market this morn- ^ ug and sold for cash at almost v iny price. It will be to your in- f erest to examine these goods and v ;et what you may need while you n :an get them so cheap. t KIDNEY TROUBLES OF WOMEN J Ml** Frederick'* Letter* Show How She V Helled on Mr*. 1*1 nk ham and Wu Cured. " Dear Mrs. Pinkham :?i hare a yellow, muddy complexion, feel tired r and have bearing down pains. Menses s have not appeared for three months; J sometimes am troubled with a white discharge. Also havo kidney and bladder trouble. 8 I have been this way for a long time, and feel so miserable I thought I would write to you and see if you could do me any good."?Miss Edna Frederick, Troy, Ohio, Aug. 6, 1899. " Dear Mrs. Pinkham ;?I have used 8 Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- 1< pound according to directions, and can y say 1 have not felt so well for years as j( I do at present. Hefore taking your medicine a more miserable person you never saw. I could not eat or sleep, p and'did not care to talk with ane r>nc Now I feel so well I cannot be grateful j enough to you for what you have done for me."?Miss Ei?na Frederick, Troy, F Ohio, Sept. 10, 1899. b Backache Cured r ' Dear Mrs. Pinkham :?I write to khunk you for the good Lydia E. Pinkham'sVege table Compound has (lone me. It is the only medicine I have found that helped me. I doctored with one of the best physicians in the city of c New York, but received no benefit. I I had been ailing for about sixteen years, g was so weak and nervous that I could ^ hardly walk ; had continued pain in my _ back and wax troubled with leucorrhcea. * Menses were irregular and painful, fl Words can not express the benefit 1 have ^ ierived from the use of yottr medicine. ^ 1 heartily recommend it. to all suffering women."?Mrs. Mart Babsuinush, * Windsor, Pa. Columbia Special. s special to The Dally News Columbia, June 21.?J. L. Earjle, a well-known clerk and busi less man of this city, made a lesperate attempt to commit sni:ide today. It is only a question >f a few hours until hi? last ireatn will be drawn. Mr. Eanriei ian been conducting a grocery itore in the Collicutte building >n Gervias street. He used a )istol and a razor. Napoleon Lavalle, the celebra ;ed Charleston prisoner who killed his wife in 1889, died at the jenitentiary today as a result of ^ in operation for hernia. Gov. McSweeney today com nuted the sentence of two young vhite men to six months on the J :haingang for larceny. They were ^ convicted at the same time as a Megro for the same class of of'avioo TK q M ortrA rrr o n ann f viiov* x uo ii tt ?n ncii t^iiVyCU ;o nix months and the white men ;o a year. One of the white men b useless to the chaingang and in n bad health. They both served n the Spanish-American war, md one is from Maine. ^ Carpet-Bagger# in Cuba. Havana, June 21.?It is probable that Kates G. Kathbone, the suspended director of posts, will be arrested within the next few Jays. The postal inspectors as- j sert that they have evidence implicating him beyond any question. Mr. Kathbone's replies in the course of the examination yesterday before Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Bristow, and the inspectors, were regarded as very unsatit<lactory, more than establishing the suspicions that have been forced upon the inves tigators during the last few weeks until proof has accumulated to nuch an extent as to compel them to look upon Mr. Kathbone as guilty. p It ia also underntood that the authorities will ask for the ex- < tradition of the head of printing firm at Muncie, which net bil's on bill heads of a purely fictitious firm. The defendants will he Neely, Kathhone, Keeves, Kich and the Muncie printer. Kich will tie ac j [ eptod as State's evidence. ' i - - c Ur M A Simmons Mvnr Modiolus Clours \ the Complexion. <rlr?s flour anoy to th? Mind, euros Henduoha. Regulator Siomuoti Uowols soil I?l?or 'Uite Summer School Miss Evil Robinson, who has eon elected teacher of the facory school, and Miss May Irock, one of the teachers of lie graded school, will attend he summer school at Wintlirop ext month. For the information of the mblic we publish the following : The boarding department of Vinthrop college will be opened mder the charge of the regular orce of that institution. All piio wish to board in the dornitory must make application o President D. B. Johnson, lock Hill, S. C. Furnished ooms in the dormitory will be I -ssigned free of cost to those vho board in the college. Evry thing will be supplied. Tho dormitories and dining ^ oom will not be opened for ummer school students until uly 17th at supper and will lose positively on August 15th ,fter dinner has been served. Board will be at the following ates, payable, without excepion, at the time of enrollment: Four weeks, two in a room, ingle beds, $12. For periods rss tnan four weeks the rates nil be $1 per clay, $5 per week, i'or each meal served in dormiory, 25 cents extra. Late sup>er will be served only on the venings of July 18th, 19th and 9th for the accommodation of lersons arriving on the northbound trains of the Southern ail way. It's Itlarknions vs. Howell. A singalar incident in politial circles is the fact that in jancaster county three men of f the some name are running or the same office. It. Baxter Jlackmon, J. E. Blackmon, ind Ernest Blackmon are all hree out for county suparin endent of education.?Chester jantern. a : '1 *?. fi,uwu uuuncicucu is IH me oul what health is to the body. Founded 184a. 5,WF f(Qir\rv fViA?r A?im ic? ff Converse College, Spartanburg, S.C., February 2,1900. dr. Clias. M. Stieff. Dear Sir?The Concert Grand *iano purchased from you has jiven entiro satisfaction. Yours truly, B F. WILSON. Department of Music. Yinthrop Normal and Industrial College of South Carolina. Rock Hill, S. C , December 12, 1809. Mr. C. M. Steiff. Dear Sir?The Stieflf Pianos which you recently sold to us vre holding up the reputation )f this make in our schools, which is saying a great deal, 'or they are the favorites of leveral makes in constant use lore. Tliey are all you ropro>ented tliem to bo, what more iftii bo said? Very truly yours, # W. B. STRONG. Notice of Discharge. U(>TIC'K la hereby riven that on the 2?th day 1 of June, HM>, the unriorstKnca will make a Inul return lo the I'rolmt# JudK" of l.anciiHiar 'ounty anil a*?plv to said court for a Una! dUhwrire an administrator of the mate of V. .1 lllaaknton, deceased. R U BI.ACKMON, HU8AN nf.ACKMON. COth, luon. Ad mlnlatratora THRONG OUl EVERY THE people know gains. Our sales =^-^=the run. Many cu ^ their turn to be s ^ have literally pa ^ 1 line merchants c; 5 and it has not tak ^ it out. Cash buyei 5 they can do the be 5 ? Now For U | SHOE B ^ In order to rec ^ we offer the gre; $3 shoes in tan, vi J $2.so. The entir ^ Terry & Cos. $3 black, at $2.25. Ladi fT low-cut ties and slip ^ They must be sold at ^ time to buy shoes ch< ; 1 Doing a t ^ /M 1 1 I biioe l $ J Our clothing sales 1 ^ yet we have some of ^ so come quick before ^ still have some of tha ly imperfect, at 50 cei 5 I That Stock ^ To Arrive $ ?0 Wc arc nearly sold W but will get a fresh ^ then we will be able f# We find it pays to -A \*r_ J _ I. & prices. we arc uon business ever done in % THE6/( $ CAS Lancaster, S. ( NDS I STORKS BAY. where to find barpeople are kept on istomers have to wait ;erved. Our prices ralyzed competition, an't compete with us en them long to find rs naturally go where iSt. nprecedented inrvi iftin AllliAINd. luce our shoe stock it W. L. Douglas ci and Russia calf at e line of Craddock, shoes, in tan and es\ misses and children's pers regardless of cost, some price. 'Now is the :ap. m i rreraenaous Business. lave never been so large, those great bargains left, they are all gone. We t job lot of pants, slightits on the dollar. of Millinery This Week. out in this department, supply this week, and to supply the demand, sell millinery at bargain ng the largest millinery i Lancaster. lNSON >H STORE. j.