Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, September 12, 1900, Image 3
> COTTON AND PRODUCE
MARKET.
Sept. 11, 1900.
^ COTTON.
Wrist good middling 10.10
PKOouca.
Jutter (good) por pound 12W
Eggs, per doxen 11
Cntokens.. 10 to 1(
(lorn, peifeuahel 6f
Hams (home raised) poe pound., .s .1(
Shoulders (home raised) per lb ?
Wednesday, Sept. 12, 1900.
Short Locals.
?Mr. H. M. Johnson is here
from Clieraw.
?Mr. Litle Ilough visited
friends at Kershaw Monday.
[ ?Mr. M H. Johnson is back
fiom a trip to Cleveland and
Aslieville, N. C.
^ ?DV. Oettys liutlege, of KerW
shaw, is visiting his brother, Dr.
J. E. Rutlege, here.
?Capt. I.?W. Moore returned
yesterday from the mountains
of North Carolina.
?Mr W. C. Cauthen, county
treasurer, returned yesterday
from a visit to his old homo at
Oakhurst.
?Miss Lilly Ilough ot Lands
r ii A-i * ? j
iutu nas uiKen u'roia posuion ill
the store of B. C. Hough & Co,
for the fall.
?Mrs. H. B. Edmunds, ol
Columbia, is the guest of hei
niece, Mrs. Lewis J. Perry, at
Pleasant Hill.
?Mrs. Rev. E. H. Beckham,
of Jonesvillo, is visiting hei
father, Mr. Lewis J. Perry, at
Pleasant Hill.
?Rev. S. A. Weber, I). 1).,
of Yorkville, preached in the
Methodist church Sunday morning
and night.
?Mrs. Rev. J. H. Boldridge
and two of the smaller children
have gono to Chattanooga,
Tenn., to visit relatives.
?Mr. S. N. Mitchell, teachei
of the Rich Hill school, passed
through town yostorday on his
way home to spend the vacation,
?The St. Luke Alliance will
meet next Saturday at 3 o'clok.
p. m. Business of importance,
L. 3. Portkr. Pres.
?Most of the schools in the
county are closed for a vacation
till about the first af November
so as to allow the boys to pick
cotton.
r
?If clerks, of the different
churches of the Moriah Associa
11 if r g r
hwii niil Ui 1U1 . !! O, IJ,
( Porter a card, blanks for reports
to the Association will be senl
them at once.
?There will be service in the
Episcopal church next Sundaj
morning at 11 o'clock, conducted
by Rev. J. W. Cantey Johnson
A special offering will be made
for diocesan missions.
?School was opened at the
academy yesterday morning witt
Prof. T. N. Rhodes as principa
and Mrs, N. P. Wade and Mrs
R. M. Vaughan assistant. Fiftyeight
scholars were present.-Ker
shaw Era*.
?The moonlight party giver
at the residence of Mr. W. T
Gregory, Monday night, by tin
ladies aid society of tlie Baptist
church was a delightful affait
and was well attended. The
programme, as published in the
Saturday's Kntkkprisf, was
carried out very much to th<
delight of those present. The
proceeds, amounting to $20.00,
will be devoted to the Baptist
church.
?Rev. W. T. Hall, I). I)., ol
Columbia, occupied the pulpit
at tlin Pfoshrtopian ^hnrr-h licr#
Sunday morning preaching a
strong sermon on the Inspira
tion of the Scriptures. His toxl
was II Tim., 3:16,-"All scrip^
ture is given by inspiration ol
God, and is profitable for doc
trine, for reproof, for correction
for instruction in righteous
noes." He prepared his ser
k mon by the statement that hf
preached this sermon in thif
same church in 18o*J, but thai
there were present today very
a . few, if any, who heard the ser
" mon on that occasion. Ho^\
few of those who h#?ard the ser
mon Sunday will be here 41
yeara hence!
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?Miss Eunice Long is visiting
Miss Dora and Beulah Fiynn out
in New Cut.
?Miss Maggie Anderson of
( Fort Lawn is visiting her niece
here, Miss Maggie Oureton.
| ?Misses Shelly and Corrinne
l tlorn of Lylesville, N. C., are
j visiting at Mr. L. C. Payseur's.
?Mr. Robt. T. Beaty who has
' been at Ileath Springs for sometime,
spent. Sunday with his
family here.
?Mrs. Julia Grier and family,
of Rock Ilill, are visiting the formers
sister, Mrs. Frank Walkor,
here this week.
?Misses Lil^n and Sadie Gregory
and their brother, Master Andrew,
have returned fjom Ashe
ville, N. O., where they spent
I about seven weeks with relatives.
Agents Wanted !
The position of resident special
agent of the Equitable Life As
I I- O - a ? r ... T -
i Burauue oocioiy mr ,L<ancasier ana
? vicinity is op dtk to a man of good
character and ability. A valuable
contract, carrying renewals
will b? given to the right man.
Address, W. J. Roddf.y,
' tf. Rock Hill, S. C.
fjraded School O/tentt Monday.
Superintendent Raker of the
graded school and his family returned
Monday after an absence
' of several weeks, during most
of which Mr. Raker was en
gaged in holding summer
schools. The fall session of the
graded school will open Monday
next.
You can spell it cough, coff, kauf, knff
kOUfttl. Or kaogta, but the only harmle.ss remedy
that qutcklv curee It U One Minute Cough
Cure. Crnwlord Uros. d- ? ?.
Notice!
All parties indebted to the
, firm of J. R. Waiters &. Bro. are |
requested to settle the same by
, tho 15th of October, next. Accounts
not settled after that date
. will be placed in the hands of
[ an officer for collection,
i J, B. Walters & Bro.
Aug. 28, 1900. lm.
The most dalaty and efffcttvo plila made
are DeWttl's Little Early Hitters. They are
, unequsied for all liver and bowel troubles.
Nover gripe. Crawford Bros. d-w-s
UP SPRINGS COTTON
; WITH GREAT BOUNDS.
Wildest Day Ever Known on the
New York Exchange With an
i Advance ol' a Hundred
Points.
1 New York, Sept. 10.?The int
tensity of excitement and activity
ot speculation on the cotton
exchange today is without a par
allel. Fluctuations far exceed
anything recorded, the extreme
' being 100 points with relapses
frequent and violent. The market
' opened irregular and excited with
prices h> to 01 points higher on
an irresestible rnrh of buying in
which every branch of the trade
took part. Sellers were few and
far betwoen and without exception
parties having heavy profits
within reach. Many of these immediately
took the bull side
again and were still long at the
close tonight. Following the call
the market socsawed at a breathtaking
rate with the movement
in the main gradually swinging
toward . higher prices. As ne
morning progressed speculation
broadened until the market was
beyond the control of even the
bulls. Sensational set backs followed
nerve-trying bulges which
kept operators of 110 matter what
belief on the jump to keep Da?-e.
(; The English market showed corresponding
gyrations and private
cables denoted complete chaos in
f Liverpool with the bulls, howt
over, being carried along bv the
) advance. On the local exchange
,| September sold no to 10.50 as
" against 9.50 Saturday night. The
bsst level of the later months
was 50 to 71 points above Satur"
day's final figures. The founda'
tion of bull ideas and the chief
' cause of the terrific bull specula>
tion was the news that the best
section of the crop country had
been swept by tropical storm, the
) equal of which was not known.,
, Kehorts from central Texas were
, vague and totally unsatisfactory,,
r which fact tended to increase the
fears of shorts and the big crop
theories.
Liverpool was similarly in
fluenced, as well as the Now OrI
, leans market. Kmtimates pointling
to a loss of 750,000 to 1,090,0001
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and the announcement that sp
cotton W48 in enormous demit
south at $ and | cents high
prices intensified the convictioi
of the bulls. The government r
port lor September, usually tl
raoBt important of the seaso
cutting comparatively iitt
figure as an influence. The ge
eral condition was given at 68
as against 76 last month, 68 5
September last year 79.8 in 18!
and 78 3 in 1897. This averaj
included 77 for Texas, as co
trasted wi'h 83 on Aug. 10 ar
61 on Sept. 10 of last year.
To preTent consumption qutolcly cure thrc
aud lung trouble* with One Minute CoufhCu
Craw lor J Bro*. da
The Farmers Are in the Saddl
For the first time in years tl
cotton farmer within reach of
Roundlap bale plant finds hit
self independent of compress
and bagging and tie men, wl
have grown rich out of the m
nopoly they have enjoyed of co
er'ng and compressing hiscotto
Besides enabling him to sell 1
cotton in Roundlap bales at
premium which, after paying tl
baling charge leaves him a han
some profit, the competiti<
aroused by the presence ot
round bale plant compels squa
hale buyers to advance the
limits. How much of the high
prices paid last fall was due
this competition, patrons of t
Roundlap plant knows.
( hkuibttrlaln'a Cough Reaody
Groat Favorite.
The soothing *nd healing prop*
ties of this remedy, its pleasant tai
and prompt and permanent cut
have made it a great favorite wi
people everywhere. It is espeoial
prized by mothers of small childr
for colds, croup and whooping couj
as if always affords quick relief, a
as it contains no opium or other har
fu) drug, it may be given ascontldei
ly to a baby as to an adult. For si
by J. F. Mackey A Co.
Union Semlce*.
Tlio following plan of uni<
services will he observed durii
the month of September:
1st. Sunday.?A. R. P. chur<
?Rev. A. N. Brunson.
2d. Sunday.?Methodist Epi
copal church?Rev. W. C.
art.
3rd. Sunday.?Presbyterif
church.?Rev. J. H. Boldridg
4th Sunday.?Baptist (at j
R. P. church)?Rev. Chalme
Fraser.
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ocutivo Gommittoo is hereby
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nfl called to meet at the Court Ilouse
a. mi j ci i * mi a
e on next inursaay, i^ept. idtn, to
canvass the returns of the Recond
j1' primary. J. F. Nisbkt,
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n. Chairman.
in Cured of Chronic Diarrhoea Af98
ler JIO Year* of Murferlnr>
"I Buffered for 30 year# with diarrhoea
and thought I was past being
id cured," saya John S. halloway, of
Frenoh Damp, Mies. "I had spekit so
much time and money and suffered so
much that I had given up all hopes
>al of recovery. I was so feable from the
re. effects of the dtarrhoea that I could
do no kind if labor, could net even
travel, but by accident I was permitted
to find a bottle of Chamberlain's
|e Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
and after taking several bottles I am
entirely cured of that trouble. I am
i so pleased with the result that I am
anxious ttiat it be in reach of all w h
& suffer as I have." For sale by J. F
11- Mackey A Co.
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10 Saw Mill For Sale.
ov.
One portable Saw Mill outfit,
,n. consisting of one 8-horse power
lis Tozer Engine and one Liddell
a Poney Mill, with saw, belt and
he other fixtures. All in good
d- working order. Address
It. F. Boyd,
r* Magill, S.O
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Mrs. ' '
Pinkham's
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iVy anti Lydla E. Plnkham's
p- Vegetable Compound have
restored health and
n). happiness to scores of
it- womenm This Is not a
Ue moro advertising claim,
hut a positive faotm
The reason Mrs. Pinkham
Is so qualified to advise
women Is heoause
3n for 20 years she has been
ig treating and studying
woman's Ills. Her address
Is Lynn, Massm
If you are III, write to'
, her for help, as thousands
ia-1 of women are doing
xn relieve ft painful periods
A and regulates menstru^
at Ion. ft cures baokaohe.
kidney troubles and all
uterine disorders.
Road the letters from g
women appearing regum%
larly In this paper*
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the northerr
gains to s
crops of
WHAT'S LEFT O
! Must Go in
| To Make Rooi
ALL C
i Summer
I and Scotch Lawn
They cost more tl
WE
5 make room for ou
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BV- V I J 111 A Ull k.) UI1U k.
more than 50 cents o
great values. Still s
Shoes at very much
ONE I 011 our Milli
Yours, to dc
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DO THE
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INESS |
is now scouring I
1 cities for bar
I
uit the light
the county
F SUMMER GOODS
TWO WEEKS
n for New Stuff I
)F OUR
Calicoes
s will go at 4 cents,
lan that, but
MUST
r ne-.v stock. We call
ATTENTION.
>hirts, bought at a little
n the dollar. They are |
idling off Clothing and I
1 reduced prices. Keep
nery this fall.
> the fall business,
lNSON
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