Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, November 03, 1900, Image 4
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fKCk*! qMntMMtad flaah iloetioj 1:
Mo hmttef bow often cntwmi so
Do? not thU prove conclusively that Ctix
Mood trouble by cutting ?r burning out 1
Aewi??
Cancer run* in fanili? through auu
ttaw to b* stricken with tb? deadly raalad
Only Blood Dfsoases ca
?further proof that Caaoer ia a diaee? of
To cure a blood di**a*e like this you a
Caaoer effectually and permanently but S.
S. S. S. enter* the circulation, aeerchea
or ordinary blood medicine can do this,
allowing the aore to heal naturally and pert
4^4?A little pimple, i
Jgk heel under ordinary t
ks. w a D?<i-rorm or cancsr.
Mrt. Bcrsh M. Kceplli
BlV- K tn 41 fttri old, and for
Jf! Cancer on iny jaw, whict:
. Igin C/A that I could not lire mora
iVaa troe, and had given tip a
?Bh gist, knowing of tny coik
VfWB^SaS -*W boMlcs tke tore began to
W[j^UrwK3LX?Q in a abort time made a co
oplendid, alccp ia refrei
VSpjflP JSftrr" Our niadical dapi
experience, who are
or iflifonnation wanted, we make no charf
The Stream of Thought.
T?aunch out into th? stream of Thought,
Pause not on its dangerous brink.
Knowledge is never gained by those
Who never read or never think.
In that stream you'll find success,
Tho' 'nsath its wators oft you sink?
Thoro Is no refuge from the fate
Of those who live, but never think.
Though In tho chain of wealth and fortune
You may not prove a golden link,
Yot you can be a m hty factor
for good, If you'd but only think.
Many have perished uu tho verge
Of that pure and sp trkling ritrnam,
All because they would not think,
Holding life but an idle dream.
?J. Gordon Cooglor.
Tliirty-secoml Annual State 'air,
Columbia, S. C., October 20
?November 2nd, 1900.
On account of this occasion.
Southern railway announces
rate of one fare for the round
trip, plus 50 cents admission to
the fair grounds, for civilians ;
and still lower rates for military
companies and brass bands, in
uniform, twenty or more on one
ticket, to Columbia, S. O., and
return.
Tickots will bo sold daily,
October 27 to November 1, inclusive,
and for trains scheduled
to arrive at Columbia prior to
noon of November 2nd, with
final limit November 4th, 1000,
inculsivo ; and for fair officials
and stock men only, on October
-25 and 26, on presentation of
certificates signed by Thos. W.
Holloway, Secretary State Agricultural
and Mechanical Society.
This will be bv far the greatest
State fair ever held, and
ovory one should take advantage
of the low rates and visit Columbia
on this occasion.
Southern railway ofFers most
convenient schedules, and perfect
service to and from Columbia.
Tickets will be sold from all
points in South Carolina; Augusta,
Cra., and Savannah, Ga. ;
also Ashevillo, N. C., Charlotte,
N. C., and stations in North
Carolina intermediate to Columbia,
S. C. For detailed information
as to rates, schedules,
etc., call on or write any agent
of the Southern railway or its
connections.
S. H. Hardwick,
A. G. P. A., Atlanta, Ga.
Oct. 24, 1900. tnov. 4.
Dr. W. H. Lewis, Lawrence
ville, Va., writes, "1 am using
Kndnl Dvsnenftia (3nr? in m* i
. practice among severe cases of!
indigestion and find it an admirable
remedy," Many hundreds of
phyicians depend upon the use
of Kodol Dyspesia Cure in stomach
troubles. It digests what yon
eat, and allows you to eat all the
good food you need, provided yon
do not overload your stomach,
(lives instant relief and a permv
ent cure. Crawford Bros, d-w s
Alvord The Absconder Arrested
Boston, Oct. 29.?C. L. Alvord,
Jr.. the absconding note toller of j
the First National bank in New
York city, who is charted with
stealing $700,000 from the bank,
was arrested here this afternoon
by Chief Wm, B. Watts of this
city and Detective Armstrong of
New York in an ordinary lodging
house at the corner of West Newton
street and Burlington avenue, j
When arrested Alvord, who
knew Detective Armstrong, stated
he was glad the suspense was
ended, and was willing to go back
to New York without papers. He
I lit down on tbe bed >wd smoked
II. ' ?
| yip Canm
f BEmKm
ng slaatere are ussteao, painful and danger
re M removed. another oomaa at or near tfa
Cla a blood oieeaee, and that it is folly te i
sore, which, after all, is anly an out we
ly ganasatlona, and those whose aaeaafessa 1
ly.
a bi Transmitted from Om
the blood.
oust ours the entire blood eisteia lenieie
6. S.
i out and removes all taint, and stop# the .'or
8. S. S. goes down to tha vary roots of the
nanently. 6. S. S. at the aama time purifies
i harmless looking wart or mole, a lump ii
reatmant, should all ba looked upon with
eg. <M< Wlivdaor Ave.. ScietoL Teaa., wrHes i " I
three veer* had pifftrtd with a wears form w
i the doctors in thin stir said waa incurable, end
t than six biota the. I accepted their statement ae
U hope of ever Mmw?U again, when mjr druglition
recommended It S. S. After taking a few
heal, much to the enrprlee of the phyeici* t>?, a ad
mplete cure. 1 have trained in fleeh. my appetite
thiag ? in fact, am enjoying perfect bcattfi. '
artment i? in charge of physicians of long
especially skilled in treat tug Cancer and
e whatever for this easy las. TNt $Wt
a cigar, and was only dressed in
hiu underclothes at the time. He
afterward dressed quickly, and
packing a few underclothes in a
hag, stated he was ready to go.
A hack was called and he was
driven to police headquarters, and,
alter being measured and photo
graphed under the Bertillon system,
was takon to Now York on
the 5 o'clock train.
lfou Know Wlant Yon Arc Taking;
When you take Grove's Tablelesn Chill
Tonic because the formula is plainly
printed on every bottle showing that
it is simply Iron and Quinine in a
tasteless form. No cure, no pay. 50c.
Ono day in September 22,000
bushels of seed oats were shipped
from Van Alstyno, Texas,
to points in the Southern States.
It is well to know that HeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve will heal a
burn and atop the pain at once.
It will cure eczema and skin dieeaaes
and ugly wounds and gores.
It is a certain cure for piles.
Counterfeits may be offered you.
See that you got the original DeI
Witt'B Witch Dazel Salve. (Jraword
Bros. d-w-a
Registration Notico.
TIIE PUBLIC will take notice that
the Registration Rooks will be
open at the COURT HOUSE for the
registration of parlies entitled to register
under t.l>? constitution, on the
la* Bon day t Tuesday in each month,
until 80 days preceding the general
election. J. M CA8KEY,
Chair. Dfl. Reg. Lancaster Co.
March 7.1000.
A Tori)', l I.!vor causes Depression of Spirit*
IwttRCStlon, Constipation and Deutsche. Use
Ur.M A. Sumuons t/ivor Medicine to stlmnlate
ttiat oriran
Notice to Road Overseers.
ALL OVERSEERS of the public
roads who have not. worked floor
respective sections of road, will call
out their hands at once and work the
-ame. M. C. GAHDNEW, Co. Sup.r
For Sale or Rent
A Store House 23x00 feet
i and lot in it splendid little town.
I Freight rates as good as any
i point in the State. Address
J. I>. DAVIS,
Catawba, S. 0'.
Administrator's Notice!
All pi\rt1"n Indebted to the eHtate of the late
James K. HMwy, Jr., aio hereby notified fo
come fiirwitril and mako payment to the underaigncd,
etui all parties holding elntmn against
the nald estate will present thctn properly ap
riroveil on or before the 16th day of November
POd II. J IIKCKHAM,
oct. 10-lmo. Admlntxtrtor
TWO CARLOADS- ji
Stock
| Coming!
Our iMr. Elliott is now on the
western markets, where he has
bten for several days, selecting a
large lot ot Mules and Horses?
two carloads?for this market.
The stock is expected to arrive
the latter part, of thie week, and
we cordially invito everybody to
CALL AND EXAMINE
the now animals. In the lot. will
be found fine saddle horses, driving
horses, combination horses,
and the very best of younv Mules.
We guarantee to please you both
in price and kind of animal you
wont, so don't, fail to call.
ELLIOTT <t CRAWFORD.
Or, M. A. Simmon* Mver MMIrtnf Clli-or*
?h? < omrjleslnn, iiIvoh nouv&qoy to tljo Mlixt.
vt bo Cut Out Of
vad with Plasters
rat, and bwHa, pewr cave Oau'^r.
is MM point, and always In a wi#k form.
rttsmptto oar* this deep-seated, dangerous
sd dfa th? disease -a place of exit tor
fcasu Wm tflkted with it ura liable at any
9 Generation to Another
vrary taaoa of th? poison Nothing cure*
motion of cancerous cells. No mere tonic
i disease, and forces out tlie deadly poison,
the blood and builds up the general nenlth.
i the breast, a cut or bruise that refuses to
suspicion, as this is often the beginning of
other blood diseases. Write for anjr advice
in riviriu w?r?m, bA.
Sridge to Let.
\ contraot. to build a new bridge
LctL over Little Lynches Creek, between
the town of Kershaw and the
I Jlaile Gold Mine, will be let, to the
lowest responsible bidder, on Friday,
"ctober 20, lbOO. at 10 o'clock a.m.
Specifications will be tuade known at
the time of letting. We will roser??*
the right to reject any and all bids,
and the bidder will be required to
give a bond for double the amount ol
his bid for the faithful performance
of the contract.
M. C. GAUDNFK.
Oct. It, 1900. County Supervisor
Money Loaned.
I negotiate Mortgage Loans on Irnpr. ved
(arms at reasonable rates.
W. E. WYLIE.
Attorney at Law, l.ancastor, S C.
fi M. ? Sept. Slid, 1900
I Are You Out of
Work ?
DO yeu wish better pay Then write us.
>.iliVj*4'? work in town or country. No risk
im\r.r. 10 r I \ r< nuiiliAJf^i ft U!?V. \Y rilO
at once and tftUc advantage of the holiday
trade. Address,
Oct 20?Im. MANAGER, l?ox >?,
Greenville, b C
Notice of Election
' For Presidential Electors and Representatives
in the 57th Congress of
the United Slates.
St-nto of South Carolina, County
of Lancaster.
I KOTKJE i? h*reby jflveri MMt an
(election will be held at the several
precincts established by law in Lanlcastor
county, on
\ Tuesday, Nov. 6, 1900,
I for nine Presidential TCIectors, and
for a Ilepivw fativc in tin- ,~>7tt. ConI
jfresa <?1 lite I nited Stales, h'iflli
I Congressional District, rolls at oaoli
>! voting precinct will he opened at
I o'clock a. in., and closed at i o'clocs
(p.m. The following named person;
, have been appointed
' MANAGERS OF ELECTION
' i
1J Lancaster?N H Cousar, J C
! Foster, L S Klliott.
"I bolair?J ,1 Ferry, I) K iliiil
! J F 11 art is.
Van Wyck?(I L Vaughn, K Ii
DeLanoy, J W iiafes.
Tiiornwell Place?J II Sistaro
T F Oulp, \V Ike Wtlliani.t.
Farme!?A II Curter, A W
Hickhn, WT Yr&nlandtngljam.
| Montgomery?J II Barbor, J J.
nro-j-n, .ionn J5ocKiiam,
Hoath Springs?Billiard Dun.
ean, Andrew Mobley, 1) W Finn!
ilrix
Now Out?'J' P Williams, J W
Suilivan, J Palmer Flynn.
Kershaw?A V Oautbeo, VV H
I Montgomery, T C liurton.
Elgin?J S H agios, J M White,
(1 F* Ferguson.
Welsh's?C (/ Welsh, Jasper
Uorton, K L Hin?on.
Flat Creek ? W 0 Failo, (} F
Cock, W T Pitman.
Taxahaw? W P MoManus, W J
Hoik J P Ingram.
Tradesville?H S Plyler, J \) ?
Plvler, W J Fnnderburk.
Dwight?F^ B I,ingle, H W Tay
lor, J O Porter.
Primus?W B Miller, J W
Blankmon, B F" Adams.
The hallnf boxes In the precinotf
must he so located an to be In view ol
person* outside the polling place durilia
the time of election. A snaoe oi
enclosure separate ami distinct from
j that used by the managers of t'ie Sfnt#
ii Flection, must be railed off or other;
wine provided, at each precinct, undei
direction of the undersigned. Itul
one voter must be allowed ro entei
I any vol ing place at a time, and no ovf
| except the managers must he allowed
to speak to the voter while in the voting
place casting his vote. For further
instruction see notice of commissioners
of State Kleotlon. One of thi
t managers at eaoh precinct named
above most call upon the Board ol
Commissioners for the Federal Flection
at T.nncnster courthouse on Saturday,
November D. litOO, to receive
ballot boxes, poll lists and in?truo<
tions, and to be qualified.
T. WYITF PORTER,
f. *. Bf.ACKMOIf,
L. J. FUNDERBtfRK,
Com'ra. of Federal Election.
> If-1 ft, (M- 1*, fK*l.
NOTICE
OF
ELECTION
FOR
State and County Offices,
And for Amendments to
State Constitution.
HTATK Ol" HOUTll CAROLINA, COUNT* OK
LlSC'ASTRH,
Xotick is hereby ^iven that anoleotion
will be hel?l at the several precincts
established by law in Lancaster
County, on
TuKvSl)AY,NO V KM BKR 6,1000,
For I he following offices, to-wit: Governor,
Lieu tenant-Governor,Secretary
of .State, Attorney-General, Comptroller
General, Adjutant and Inspector
General, .State Treasurer, State
Superintendent of Education,one Railroad
Commissioner, one Circuit .Solicitor,
two Representatives in the General
Assembly, Supervisor, Sheriff,
Clerk of Court, Coroner, County Superintendent.
of Education and Solicitor.
Pursuant to the Constitution of
South Carolina, and the terms of Joint
Resolutions Xo. 3?G and 341, approved
February lv?. A. D. 1900, Acts of South
! Carolina! pp. 570 and G71 j, an election
will also he held at the sam? time and
' place for amendments to the Coustitu1
: / n..w ? #-i i
! nun m -vmi.ii vnuiuiin, nn nuivwa ;
Amend Section 7. of Article VIII, of
' tlie Constitution of South Carolina, as
' follows: Add at the end thereof the
| following: words. "Provided, That rhe
limitation imposed by this Section
ard by Section 5, Article IV, of this
Constitution shall not apply to bonded
indebtedness inourred by the cities
of Columbia, Kock IlillJ Charleston
and Florence, where the proceeds of
said bonds are applied solely for the
, purchase, establishment, maintenance
or increase o. water works plant, sewerage
system, and by the city of
Georgetown, under the proceeJs of
said bonds are applied solely for the
I purchase, establishment, maintenance
or increase of water works plant sewerage
system, gas and electric light
plants, where the eulire revenue arising
from the operation of such plants
or systems shall he devoted solely and
exclusively to the maintenance and
operation of the same, and where the
question of incurring such indebtedness
is submitted to the freeholders
and qualitled voters of such municipality.
as provided in the Consitution,
upoo tlie question of other bonded indebtedness."
Amend the Constitution of South
Carolina by adding thereto the following
to be known as "article I of
Amendments to the Constitution":
. "The General Assembly shall provide
bj law for the condemnation, through
proper ofHoial channels, of all lands !
tipcesasrv for the proper drainage of'
I Mia c \vn rp r, orjij |nw !* U'JS Of this StStej
and shall also provide for the equitable
assesment of all lands so draiued,
for the purpose oi paying the expen- |
sen of such condemnation and drainage."
The said Amen dments "hall o? submilled
in such manner that the electors
qualitled to vote for Members of
t>ir? House of Hepreaentativos shall
vot fu> orjagainat ea< b of such amendment
Mpa/ataiy. 1
Amcntlmciitfl should he on separate
tickets. Ballots in favor of the adoption
of an amendment should contain!
the amendment voted upon in full,
followed by the 'vord ' Yes"; ballot |
I opposed to the adoption of an amend-I
. meet should contain the amendment!
, vot?n upon, followed by the word
, "No."
| rolls ;tt each place wil. he opened'
: j at ' o'clock M.
,; The following named persons nave
' hi a appointed
MANAOKIO ?>F KI.BCTION
for State and '( nnty office*, to wit :
Lancaster.? W .1 Cunningham,Clark
> Koh'rii oi , It (' Crockett.
Helair. H XV Jloster.J \V Pat?ersr>n,
1 1? Steele.
'j ' j. \"y< -.-ft IT Yusaey. H N Olyi
bit 'r. I- 11 rillman.
>. f %? Cut.?It L 1. Itlarkmon, 51 J
Fly tin, I* " Steel .
!<w:ghl.- T y Est ridge, W 1! Shuto
1 j Wni. C'ornes.
,j Tradeaville.? II M Polk, J F CirttM,
j W .'{ ITeglar.
Taxahaw.? FM I.owery, M N Johnson
J A '.'ook.
' 1 1st t^rerk - It I, llJaekweP, O H
i ook I F Ca?dner.
\Ve'si?'A.? H V Long, J '? Ccan, 'v Si
, *\ .lkerhcrry,
Kershaw --.I M "Tar mri, II a Hilton,
j P. 8 Floyd.
| 1 rim K.*n??t IT!nson,\ II Small,
It |l nit . i m.
I Heath Springs.?W ?T Vaughn W li
i>rt;ow, J W Thr?'a< t.
Elgin.--.! H Harper, J T. Adam*, J
A Fleming.
. armeh .7 H Kirk, Jas. A Cauthen,
j ' ^ ^ iv t. * y
Mootaroinerv. ? J .V William*. J H
, Wilson, W R Howell.
Thornwell.?.1 H MeClintock, J,
Wren Tillman, W J Williams.
t>n?lajr of Election the M*ii*xer?
inust organize by the election of a
Chairman aula Clerk The Const!'
tutional oath must be taken by each
Manager before he can act,and also by
. the Clerk. The Chairman elected ia
empowered to administer oaths.
The Managers have the power to fill
a vacancy, and if none of the Managers
attend, the citizens can appoint
< from among the qualified voters the
f Managers, who, after being sworn,
can conduct the election.
At t he olosu of the elect ion, t he M ani
agers and Clerk must proceed pub?
lic.'y to open the ballot box"? and count
the ballots therein, anil continue with.
' out adjournment until the same is
t completed, and make a statement of
' the result for each office and sign the
' same.
I Within three days thereafter, the
Chr.irman of the Board, or some one
designated by the Itoard, must deliver
to the Commissioners of Eleotion the
i poll lists, the boxes oentaining the halI
lots and written statements of the ref
suit of the election.
One of the above named managers
at each preclnr* must call upon the
i Board of Com mi-f ioners at Lancaster,
Court Houae, H. C? on Saturday, Nov.
8rd, 10OTV, to receive ballot boxes, poll
Hste and inst motions, and to he qualified.
W. O. A . PORTER,
A .1 BATT/BY,
GEO. W WILLI AM H,
j GoroBrtddTorrra rft fftirth RhKf\i<m \
f - 4 1-. * ^ YV
Heath
Bankin
Merc;
C(
EIGHT months of growt
start the busiest Autui
caster has ever seen J
gathered the newest and best
welcome, to the biggest and <
chandise in upper Carolina,
know what our competitors a
ot Dress Goods, Silks and M
ing, lead us to think that the
stocks, or else they ask too n
DRESS GOODS AN
/
is our forte. It is the mos
1 117 . I
our business, we are justly
display of Millinery and our
caught the "public's eye" an
assistant are kept busy all
Brilliant showing of our L
tempting prices,?we meet al
with a velvety finish, French
fine twill finish, in all the i
Cheviots in shaggy effects.
*i? t. ..I. " i i.
llldl UU? StOCIV UI idCIV 17IC5
in the cities. We show i
iots, Camel s Hair, Mohair,
Serges. No matter what kir
here. In Capes and Furs, b
values that can be offered,
have knowledge of their vain
by an expert and we guarant
jt
BANKRUPT
We are the lucky
*! $3,600 1
OFUNDEB1
from the bankrupt stock
Co., Baltimore. That t
wear that you want, whi
on the dollar.
Exciting tim<
CLOTHING
More clothing and s(
than all the balance of L;
to march our clothing p
north pole. Sold one r
of clothing Monday, Oc
ooo stock of Shoes need
of a feather flock togeth<
buyers are flocking here,
vertisements are worthlc
goods. The people be
believe in them.
Heath Bkg. <
a ^,1
g& I
antile 1
impany.^
*
h and progress and we
i.\n that growing Lan:7rom
all Markets we've
. We bid you come and
:heapest stock of Mer:
are too busy to
re doing, but the piles
allinery that we are sell- a
y must have very small
riuch for them.
Tl MTTTTWrPV
MI iUilJUlUUIli J.
;t rapid growing part of
' proud of it. Our grand
very low prices have
d Miss Thom and her
day and half the night. 9
)ress Goods and Silks,
11 wishes. Broad cloths
i Venetian cloths with
new shadings. Scotch
Always bear in mind
? r~ i_ : i. i
a UUUU3 13 IIUl 3Ulpd33CU
in lack Goods, ChevPoplin,
Henrietta and
id of Silk you want it is
c ready to buy the best
Furs are deceiving, few
le. Ours were selected
ee them.
GOODS! ?
purchasers of
Worth*
8TB All
of Hodges Bros. &
neans all the Under- m
le it last at 50 cents
es in our ^
) STOCK^
dling more clothing
ancaster. It is as hard
>rices as to find the
nprr Arv u?rvrf U
iv^i vi iui i v W \ / I Lit
tober 8. Our $10,s
no mention. Birds
er, and all close cash
Prices in our adiss
until you see the
lieve in us, and we ^
& Mer. Co. *