Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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mrn?m?mmmmmmmmmmMmm?mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmLi mm.entbrprisbT Published every Wednesday and Saturday BY Tto Enterprise. Publishing Compauy A. J. CLARK Editor. One Year $1.00 Si* Months 50 cts Throe Months. 25 cts In Advance. Saturday, Oct. 13, 1900. News Notes from Hickory drove Sun. J. L>. Whitesides visited Rock Hill recently on business. Arthur Wilkenson went to Yorkville Saturday. Calvin McKniglit. of Smyrna was in town Wednesday on busi ness. Mrs. S. W. Mitchell and two of her little girls went to Yorkville on a visit. Misses Ilellen and Letntnie .McKowan of Smith's Ford were in town Friday afternoon. J. B. Martin went up the S. C. <& G. Fxt. R. R. this week on busines in connection with his lumber trade. T ? T* -1_ ? 1 TN I."* n il When you sell cotton don't forget the newspaper men. i They need money as badly as c others do, and have accommo-ji dated you to the extent of their y ability. This would Ije a slow, c dark world, without the aid of I newspapers. The "Sun" with ?j Home and Farm for $1.25 per i annum. i Mr. K. L. A. Smith showed his aonreciation and interest in the u. ?j. xvouinsuu anu n,. r. oen, officer of the Presbyterian church attended Bethel Presbytery at Olivet church last week, and report a large attendance. The Ladies Aid Society of the A. R. P. church had a meeting Thursday afternoon of last week They will have a quilting at the parsonage on Tuesday the 6th. inst. All of the members are re quested to be present. The York county Baptist Asso ciation will meet at Fort Mill on Thursday before the 3d Sabbath in this month. W. G. Wilkie a^d O. S. Moorhead will attend v* delegates from the Hickory Grove Baptist Church. J. J. Roberts the expert tannei of J. C. Wylxe 8 tannery neai Hickory will move his family 'rom Kings Mountain to Hickory Grove about the 1st of Novem her. The weather this week lias been quite cool with some rain the first of the week. Heavier clothing and fire felt comfortable. The cotton market holds up to 10 cents, and a littte above, for a good article of cotton. Cotton seed are selling from 29 to 30 cents per bushel. W. J. Moorhoad, of Hickory, and W. W. Castle, of Smyrna, will pay you the highest market price in cash or trade for oggs and chickens. Miss Mamie Moorhead is in Hickory Grove visiting her uncle, Mr. W. J. Moorhead and family. Manly, a little son of Mr. Moor head, lias been critically ill tins week but was better at last accounts. Rev. J. L. Oates went to Sharon Thursday morning to assist Rev. J. S. Grier in his communion service at Sharon A. R. P. church, up to Sabbath, when ho returned and met his appointment, at Hickory, Sabbath day. We are glad to say that Miss Annie Harber has fully recovered trom her recent sickness with lever. She left Friday for Greenville, S. C., where she will spend a day or two with relatives before entering Williamston Female col lege. Invitation are out announcing 4 Iia mniirinrro r\f I ? o tr A f 11 on e i 'in uiai i w* i vc> . ii . ?/ . uuun ley and Miss Mary Jackson next Wednesday afternoon, the 17, at 7.30o'clock in the Baptist church Rev. Thomas Dickson, of Shelby, N. C. will tie the nuptial knot. Thomas Hartness of Grover, who recently purchased a two third interest in the Whitesides mill npar Hickory will move his family to Hickory Grove in November. He will have his roller mill in operation about the 1st of December. His Son John will have the management of the mill. Motherr winking stout healthy girls should givs them Simmons Squaw Vine Wine orTsb* lets ft* they approach puberty. ft ft Sun (his homo |>uper) by paying , lor it in full lor the second year i. Monday morning, lie is the 3rd '' man who has paid out of about < 100 at Hickory Grove who are '? receiving the paper, and some |j have not paid for last year. All ? others will confer a great favor !" on us by paying us at once. Wo dislike to ask them for the ti.b scription, but we need it all the t same. If our home renders would ' . pay us at once it would aid us very much at this time. Please r do not wait for us to ask for it, s but show your interest in the 9 home newspaper enterprise by paying your subscription in lull We will give you the Sun and ^ the Home and Farm one year for; r only $ 1.25. I \ K i ml Wordtt. J Prof. A. R. Hanks, of the Presbyterian high school of Rock Hill writes us the 9th and says: "The Sun shines brighter each week. 1 I ain glad to say, you aro making * a good paper of it." He adds that 1 he has a good school and the at ' tendance is growing. Mr. Banks } is a fine educator and trainer 0! * boys and young men. We wish ( him abundant success. Youtsey Stiil In a Stupor. , ( Georgetown, Ky., Get. 11.? i Henry E. Youtsey, whose illness } 1 caused a halt in his trial on the j I charge of being a principal in the 1 1 shooting of Governor Goobel, was J ' somewhat better today. He wac t reported still in a stupor, how ? ever, aud further postponement I was granted until tomorrow. I i Will Make Manna Hustle. ? ( Chicago, Oct. 11 ?According s to arrangements made by the | national Republican committee. Senator Ilanna will have little more than time to catch his breath ' between speeches on his north western tour. During tour days of thp trip he will make in ?i 1 37 speeches, possibly more. The 1 party will leave here October 15 Smyrna Items. The Smyrna high school will open about Nov. 1st with Prof. E. P. Castle as principal. R. T. Castle went to Cherokee Falls factory Wednesday with two loads of cotton. ' It. L. A. Smith, of Hickory, has the contract for building a residence at Smyrna for W. W. Castle. The lumber is placed. Dock Bolieler went to Yorkville Tuesday on business. He 1 reported cotton worth 10.15 on ' the York market that day. The choir of Smyrna A. U. I'. 1 church meet one Saturday of)* each month and spoiul the day | in the practice of vocal music Coo. M. Brice, a clever young A man of Fairfield county, is the i depot agent and operator at Smyrna, for the S. O. it G. E. railroad. <i W. G. Wilkin and son Baxter i of Hickory have built a cotton ' I i seed house for J. B. Martin, at Smyrna, and placed U. S. stan-j dard scales there for him. Several of our farmers have sold cotton at Hickory Grove, |n tins rail, and received ahout as much for it as was paid for it l in Yorkville and more than wa* ; | being paid in the GafFnoy mar-jl ket. j fi c J. A. Hope, of Smyrna, is soiling fertilizers to the farmers about Smyrna to apply to their wheat crop. This is a move in ' the right direction. Some of the farmers aro preparing their J land for wheat now and it is their intention to sow wheat and oats largely. % ? -y*. . Rev. J. L. Oates preached f< is last Sabbath. Subject: ''I ont? nt witli what ye have an 11 whatever station in life yc 'ou are placed" but, said th lid not mean that you shoul >e content to sit down on roods box, and whittle, for tin s laziness. Our people are voi nucli pleased with Mr. Oat< ^ their pastor. "I\ir thri?e day* and nights I auffe <! agony untold from an attack li .lera morbus brought on by eatir ii. mi Tubers." i-ays M. K. T,owther, olei I 1 district court, Centarvill uwa. "I thought I should surely di nil tried a dozen different rnedicin ut all to no purpose. I sent for of lie of Chauiberlain'd Colic, Chole ml Diarrhoea Remedy and three do elieved me entirely." This remet s Tor sale by J F Mackey & Co The population of tho Slate hmiieclicut, as announced 1 ho census bureau today is 90S 55. In 1890 the population wi 40,258. The census for this ye hows an increase of 162,097, ! 1.7 per cent.. Torturing skin eruptions,buri nd sores are soothed at once ai >romptly healed byapploing D Vitt'a Witch Ha^el Salve, 11 ?est known cure for piles. R vare of worthless counterfoil Crawford Bros. d w-s ? Mr. I .ee Montgomery hn lened to an accident Thursdi ifternoon as he was leaving tov li wtiicli hia an Ho ivac krnlro 11 ir team rati otT with him. I \us brought, back to town ai be broken member was set ai Iressed by Dr. Poore. It llHpiH'ni'tl in a Drug Store. 'One clay last winter a lady oauie ry drug store and asked for a btai >1 cough medicine that I did not ha n stock," says Mr. C. R. Grandin, t bipolar druggist of Ontario, N. 'She was disappointed and wanted tn >w what cough preparation I con *c(.otiii)ietid. 1 said to her that 1 con reely recommend Chamber'eii L'ough Remedy and that she con eke a bottle of the remedy and aft giving it a fair trial if she did not fli t worth the money to bring back t joftle and I would refund the pri said. In the coure of a day or two t adycame back S:: company with riend in need of a cough medioi ind advised her to buy a bottle bamberlain's Cough Remedy. I co ider that a very good recommend ion for the remedy." For sale by ?\ Maekey A Co. trftt Blkk Chinaware, AT Mathis Company Wo are giving away cotipoi low for ovory cash purchaj rom our customers. Tlio coi tons run from f>c up to $5. T1 >ri/"s run from on? piece won I(>o to Anyone can save i fcl worth or $5 ;is you like. Yc vilj oei something for every i jiirchase. We will liavo tl iiinaware on exhibition lie: vet k ; call on us. Cur Light Brea< \nd Cinnamon Rolls are goin ike hot cakes. The people kno l good tiling when they try i V fresh lot on hand now. \\ lave a complete line of Laii] Ion's package crackers; ah oose ones. Fine Candies. Our assortment of Cliocolatt nd Bon Bons is as lino as ca >< bought in the city in pour >ackagos all Chocolate or Bo ?o 1 and Chocolate 00c. \\ nve a fine 15c package Choe< a to ; also loose candy at froi 10c down to 10c ; mo you seo \> an please any and all. Groceries Everybody knows we hand icavy and fancy groceries. Yours, to serve, 3. M. Mathis & Cc Menstruation made Rftgular and Painfsi rid Paloa In Stdns. Htpa and Llmh* eursd inmums Squaw Vine Winn or Tab! o Is. ;;lg ,a | The Canson 5 Nfr %r (?! A^J a | ? THE PLACE TO FIND TE ?8 2 Everybody Delighted, S 1 V been too busy to a ? tlcLV? Picked up in New ie? elsewhere. e? _________________________________________ <* But We Have The iy ()f Never before have we been so sue )V customers. Our buyer spent nearly b- I and he found them. A Perfect Li a8 a dealer needing the money. Got a few of 'em: 40 inch fine wool Mohair Brocade?, worth 40 cents, yours for 20 cents?six yards ' D? makes full dress. Fine block figured ? Brilliantine?fast black and guarntoed? * lie ? would be a stunner to retail at 25 cents, j . yours for only 15 cents. Bang up line \ of double width Dress Goods at 8 and 10 ' cents. Single width at 4 cents. Cost | twice as much when cotton was 5 cents a pound. ( p- | i av In Fine Up-to-date Dress Goods, B , m plain soft fabrics are very popular. We pa n. are showing Satin Berbers in the lead ^ le ing shades?in patterns at $6 00. New j id Whipcords, best shades in patterns at id ? $4.50. Fine all wool Venetians at 50c. ^ Broadcloths at 75c per yard. Also, a 1 00 ? nice line of Cashmers and llonriettas in j colors at very low prices. Our black to goods are unsurpassed for quality and ^ cheapness. For separate skirts, Paolas, ! hp Crepons and Heavy Outings are the cor , rect things, at 75c, $1,$1.50 and $2 per ild yard, We have the new French Flan ild nels, which are so popular for waist. Finest all wool at GOc. | Big Clothing Deal! " ce Nowhere, Rosenberg & Co., of New ^ l,e York, larrost. makers of fine clothes in f n* the U. S. going out of business. We ^ of male an offer to clean up over $5,000 nJ 3 worth. Our offer was accepted, and our _ j Job Dots at Another lot of those good Sample Pants an( 3 come in. We need say nothing moro in regar H so you had better come quick. IYOUIi THE 6A - -aBmnBUKmnHBgnwMXHBnBO Dissolution, of Copart- IVF^^T" nership. rpo THE TAXI' On the first of September, 1900, X ter County. the lirm oi hunuerourK a torn- me irpusurem a i i\ 17..? for the colleeiior pany composed ot Dr. .1 I) Iuin- yearl0oo,oli the derburk, W 1'Bennett, B V Fun- and will close, the dcrburk and A L Funderburk was ber> t dissolved, by mutual consent, W state K Y " P Bennett purchased the stock of County. . . Groceries and B Y and A L Fun- Special, [C. & C.^I Is derburk bought the Dry Goods, conrtUutionai So 10 and these latter are operating Total, Ll" under the firm name of Furtder- '-oca burk Company and Dr. J D Fun- Cane Creek Town h I* ills derburk has retired trom the bus- p|eaHant niii 'P iness entirely. Parties indebted LOCAL IKvy FOK m to Funderburk & Company will Lancaster please come forward and settle done* X Roads,. ,B at once as all accounts must be 'sPrin*8? , , ., , . . Oakhurst ... so! tied by October 1st. total lkvy J. D. Funderburk, Indian Land, , W. P. Bennett, Waxhaw, .. 1 B. Y. Funderburk, c?ne Cr*Zk? ;v A. L. Funderburk. ? ? ? Sept. 20, 1000 3w. om? ? Grade e ' iioaol g\ "Heath Dyspepsia Cure .r. J*m - - Cedar " . . Digests what you Mt. 1,1 It. artificially dif?sta tha food and aids id Natura in aUangtbealuf and recon atructlnff tk? zhauaUd difMtlyaor* . Luaij / gaDt. II latha latest dlaaoTtraddlgeat- wfrRMWB >' ant and tool#. Ko othar preparation o. can approach II la aaclency. It la- Jitm >. s'V ataQtly raliaTMand ptMaoently curat -JW H f \ DysDtpala, ladlgrtpon, Heartburn, J i 1 re Fiafinaooe, Sour wF^aach, Hausta. 3W gf ? 1 $loK Headache, attltalgi 4, Usampsaud ^Pj all othar raaulta of laper fact digsatlon. >lJeSge PrleeBOc. indt, Laaaea?* C0nl|||aAIMip?a EBQ| Ms&llslM. Book all about I Ir? graaor?<) b? F C tT a CO-. CblttJQ#. Anyonn iu?ii<ilng u ! - ?? "*****i quickly nnr For Sale or Rent t?ona Xclctly oonildonl nut free. Olrtmrt /yrr . a. ?? nn . Pntenta taken thru A Store House 22x60 feet tprtuunoMe*. without )# ami lot in a splendid little town. Freight rates as good as any Ahand^mnriimtr. - point in the State. Addre-s t 'zszic. isste * Co. [E CROWDS THESE DAYS. and We are Happy I I mnounce earlier the Great Bargains I York, Baltimore, Philadelphia and I BETTER THAH EVER I :cessful in getting good things for our fiI three weeks searching for bargains, stndslide in Dress Goods. Found big lot at our own price. Here's a ^ 1 customers are getting the benefit. $10, I $12 50 and $15 suits for $7 50. $7 and I $8 suits for $5. Good wool suits at $3. $3 50 and $4. Boys and Children's suits from 95 cents up. Buy Domestics Now, 1) Don't Wait I C Prices going up every day. Will sell what we have on hand at old prices. Think of it! Cotton nbove ten cents, and M we selling the best sheeting at 5 cents. Fine yard wide sea island at 5 cents, $ good bed Tick at 5 cents, good Outing at | N 5 centfi, good bleaching at 5 cents. All 1 > I the bust grades of Calicoes at 4 and 5 I ^ cents, none higher. I ^ Millinery Most S 4 Charming. jj % iss Wadsley ofBaltimore is in charge M and everybody is extravagant in praise I ^|\ | her artistic work. The most beauti- E fill hats ever shown in Lancaster is the E ! general verdict. This has been our most H successful season. Already we have got- I ten our second stock?the first being al- H i most exhausted by the rush. Many new ?3 | styles just in. One popular feature in B 4 | this depart men! is our very low priceR H j this season. Ej Half Price. I 1 Shirts liko we have been getting have just d to this lot except that th? J fan mt Inst long \ IS FOR HOLDING DOWN PRICES, NSON CASH STORE, g "" > 'ICE I I CLERK'S SALE. ? + A\ KRS of Lancas-1 state nf South Carolina?Lanoffice will he open caster County. i of taxes for fiscal ,n cotrt ok common pi.ka*. 15th day of October, > Hist day of Decern- Martha M. Neat et. al., Plaintiffs, against s as koi.lows : Sarah M. (Mark et. al.. Defendants. ? Mills puRSUANT to an order of court j* t made in the above stated cause t?y ' " J ; ? |, his Honor Judge .1. C. Klough,dated " 4 " September 21, 1WK), I will sell, at pubhool lax, 3 |ic outcry. IN FRONT OF TIIR 1K 4 ' COURT HOUSE at Lancaster, S. U., l i.kvy. on the ship,cc*ohr " FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER, || || M next, within the legal hours of sale, 8 ' the following described real estate, hchooi, districts. to-wit: 4 Mills All that piece, parcel or tract of land a ., ' u lying and situate in Pleasant Hill ' j. township, in the county of Lancaster, '' j in the State of South Carolina, conuy districts. taining 16^ Mills ONE HUNDRED AND 8IXTY 10^ *' ONE (161) ACRES, . " more or less, and bounded on the (v i", j "?oi4 II north by lands of R. M. Kirk and D. A. \ Roads, 2d 4 " Williams; on the east by lands of J. R. 22 " Knight and Barber Small; on south d School, 26 " by lands of R, E. Wylie, and west by X Roads,24 " lands of Leo nrd Porter, the same he1634 ing that tract of land conveyed to .... 1??4 " (Carolina Biggnrt and Sarah Biggart aw, J 16', " (now Sarah Clark> on January 31.1868. 19% " ah recorded in the office of the Regis-' shaw, . 19% " ter of Mesne Conveyance for the aaid i Springs,2*2% " county in Heed Rook "D" at page 67S. hurst, 23% " Terms of sale CASH. iX Roads.21% " Purchaser or purchasers to pay for 16% " papers. W. S. L. PORTER, X Roads, 1H% " c. c. c. p. l. c. . O. OA I 'THEN, GREEN A HINES, County Treasurer. Plaintiffs' Attorneys. i OO YEARS' ____________ L EXPERIENCE " ?^ A Torpid Diver causes Depression of Splrtis BtjWKSSWVHH Indlgentlon, Constipation nod Hendach*. I <e | S I _T. Dr. M A. Simmons Diver Medicine tosttmii* 3 w* laio tjftt oriran. . Tradi" Marks ^ Copv^ichtTac. The position of resident special *nd de.nipnon m?> agent of the Kfiuituhlc I.il'e Ahrptnlon frr" whether ?o " ' i^Vi^'^oiPtuiS snrance Society for Lancaster and ?muTnrA^.r^tV. vicinity is open to a man of good 2K|At?li*j|ll character and ability. A valJimtrican, liable contract, carrying renewals ^ i!m?jXnlS VmET*#. will be given to the right man. Addresa, W. .1. Koi>dkv, .!?rk If- Knck Ilill, 8. 0. V v