Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, November 17, 1900, Image 4
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This most ifgnnttlns and tormsntii
!theblood, and unl
ol this acid poisoi
almost osbMraUt,
?g||r^? This burning,
jjgB^^r W forms crusts and s<
j This is a painful
THERE
Bsternal a^pH
S. S. S., the only purely vegetable r
kin trouble#. It goes direct to the eeet
ell the organs, and thus clears the eyste
subsides, and all signs of the disease diss
Mrs. X^afa M Hoffsaia. of Cl(<Uii|tM, Ohio
from biith. Her face at tlmca became ao Weil
sad haa<l? were very aore. She was treated W
bar reae?rcbea for relief, waa told by an old pfcj
crompMv cased, and haa never bad a return of t
bellevea ?hc would have bean In her grave years
tt will do for others."
Sand for our book on Blood and Skin I
ease; they will cheerfully give any inform
Cleuliness.
While every community cannot
build a cotton mill or other
extensive concern, and while
some small communities are
not ablo to add at once any
costly improvements, still there
is one thing upon which any
city, town or neighborhood may
agree and come together with
immediate benefit and lasting
advantage in an educational
way. It is tho cleanliness movement.
Cleanliness should be
one of the important lessons ol
a well-kept home, just as it line
been in the past. It should be
one of the important lessons oi
every school, fully exemplified
by tho conduct and surroundings
of every educational insti
tution claiming to be at all re
spectable. It should bo taught
exemplified and enforced by
every town and city as one ol
the first duties, of municipal
life.?Galveston News.
There is no pleasure 'n life il
you dread going tc the table tc
eat and can't rest at night on nc
count of indigestion. Henry Williams,
of Boonville, Ind., sayB h<
suffered that way for years, til
he commenced the use of Kodo
Dyspepsia Cure, and adds, "No*
1 can eat anything I like and al
I want and sleep soundly ever\
night." Kodol Dyapepsia Cur<
will Digest what you eat. Craw
ford Bros. d w-e
A Hot Time in Cotham.
New York, Nov. 14.?It if
announced to-night that the
society for the suppression oi
vice, of which Anthony Com
stock is the head will soon begin
the most extensive raid ol
pool rooms and gambling dens
ever undertaken in this city.
The work of obtaining evidence
has been under way for
some time and the Comstock
society has received the aid of
many citizens who have formed
themselves into an organization
known as the Anti-Vice Society
of New York. The evidence
A/\l 1 rv A t A /-I 1 * <-1 K A A 4- ? rt A A a m
ii<m uoou iui nt'u uvci
to District Attorney Gardiner
and it is said Mr. Comstock will
to-morrow get out a large number
of warrants.
It Naved IIIn
P. A. Danforth, of LaQrange, Oa.,
suffered intensely for six months with
a frightful running sore on his leg,
but wr'tes that Buoklen's Arnica Halve
wholly cured it in ten days. For Ulcers,
Wounds, Burns, Boils, Pain 01
Piles it's the best salve in the world
Cure guaranteed. Only 26o. Hold bj
Crawford Bros, druggist. 6
Cotton Spinner* Fix Price*.
Charlotte, N. C., Nov. 14.?A
meeting of the Southern Spin
ners' association was held here
to-day, the object being to hi
a schedule of prices. The com
mittee on prices reported in
favor of the adoption of the
Atlanta schedule. The majority
of the members appeared to he
in favor of higher prices anel ji
warm fi<rbt wnu nrorinitatofl
..0? t'. -"V f " ?
The amended Atlanta schedule
was finally adopted as a minimum.
The price was therefore
fixed at 17 cents for 10s, a rise
of a quarter of a cent, a number
up to and including 22s. Above
22s, a rise of half a cent a number.
Mn'aotrlan car. And a lodgement)!) the av*
Won while the Tdver Is In oorfeet order. BrM.
A Simmon* Llrer Arcdloino Is tho heat
Regulator
c ma m
'.I?IA?
ig of ail akin diacuet it canard by an aci?
laaa relieved through certain instrumental!
a reaches the skin and it becomes red a
especially when overheated from any can
rosrats sufferer, regardless of consequence
itching humor appears sometimes in litth
:alee. Again the skin is dry, hard and fisa
id stubborn form of the disease,
i, Tetter, Erysipelas, Salt Rheum and ma
really blood diseases, because
: CAM BE MO EXT*
WITHOUT AM IMTEfi
i pure, healthy condition, no poisonous el<
cations of washes, lotions ana salves son
cannot reach the disease. Only S. S. S.,
etnedy known, is a safe and permanent cv
of the disease, neutralises the acids and d
tn of all impurities through the natural c
ppsar.
aaya she was iflltttd with Scrofaloas sores sad !
y swollen that she was not recognisable and h<
all the electors In town without being Benefitted
rsidan to take S S S She foUowed Ala advice i
hedlseaae. Thla wae seventeen years Ago. She si
t|? but for S. S. S., and adds, ''what it has doat
Mseasss, and writ# our physicians fully aboi
atiou or ad vies wanted. We maks no charg
Krnger lteaehcs Suez in Good
lioulth.
Suez, Nov. 14.?The Dutc
i cruiser Gelderland, with o:
, President Kruger on board, hi
. arrived bore. Mr. Kruger n
mains socluded in his cabii
His healtli is good.
A delegate of the Marseilh
rOCentioil mmiriiilAO hnnrJu
L tlio Goldorland bore, but t]
. eventual destination of the wa
' ship will be unknown until si
will coalMr.
Kruger received an ovj
! tion at the German Port of Da
Es-Salaam.
s
f A VillaK? IIIacltNiiif fli Naroil II
^ Mttl? Noil's Life.
Mr. II. H. Black, the well know
village blacksmith at Grabamsvill
" Sullivan county, N. Y., says : "Our li
. tie eon, live yearn old, has always be<
subject to croup, and so bad have tl
' attacks been that we have feared mai
r times that he would die. We have h*
F the doctor and used many medicine
| but < 'hamberlain's Cough Kemedy
1 now our sole reliance. It seems
dissolve the tough mucus and by gi
ing frequent doses when the crou|
symptoms appear we have found th
F the dreaded croup is cured before
} gets settled." There is no danger
giving this remedy for it contains i
" opium or other injurious drug ai
may be given as coutldently to a 1ml
5 as to an adult. For sale by J. K. Mac
| ey A Co.
r
The Lancas
flnfliinrf JPr
UlUllUlIg u
| QK
DLrt U
WILL
1 Underwear at prices tha
Clothing <
We are headquarters ;
ings, and at prices tha
!, Call and let us show yoi
5 and clothing. We can s
: on every pair of shoes y<
| to #3 on every suit of
, thing for men, so call fo
If You D
| and we will endeavor to
. at the same old stand, in
i to Crawford Bros, drugs
r. mil:
SATANIC
1 condition of ITT Q IHi pi
tics too much
ad inflamed. The itching and burning ?tre
is*. The akin seems on nre, sleep or rest is
a, scratches until strength is exhausted,
i pustules, discharging a sticky fluid, which
lured, itches intensely, bleeds and scabs over.
iny like troubles are spoken of as diseases of
RNAL IRRITATION
MAL CAUSE.
ements can reach the skin.
ictimea mitigate the itching and soothe the
the real blood medicine, can do this.
ire for Eczema and all deep-seated blood at id
laonaea the blood, re-inforccs und invigorates
hannels; the skin relieved, all inflammation
lor ithis. Address, twin Sssctfts Ca.. AHsnta. Oa.
More Mules
* Coming!
is
0i.
Yes, and
? Horses, Too !
?(1
to Iluviue; well nigh sold out, the
r- two carloads of stock we roceived
the othor day, our Mr. Crawford!
is nnw r?n tlin wnalurn marlinto I
.w ..X, .? v??. V"V/ ?I VlM'V'4 U 111141 IW.U3
ft- buying more Mules and Horses
r- (or our rapidly increasing trade.
The carloads of new stock being
bought by Mr. Crawford are expected
to arrive here Saturday of
It> this week, so don't fail to call
and soe them. You'll
I" Find in the Lot
tsn
Some rare beauties in both Mules
j? and Horses. And while you are
id looking at our lino stock, you]
?? can take a peep at our handsome]
display of vehicles?Buggies and
v- Wagons.
ELLIOTT d- CRAWFORD.
it
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10
' I)r. M. A. Simmon* Liver Modlcinc Clenra
> ** tin Complexion, Rives Houy^ncy to th<> Mitid,
k- euros Hoiitlucbo, ltoRuUte? Stomach, Uoivola
*n<l Liver.
ter
RW Rtniw'c!
Uill/U UIV1 U .0
5
EAT
6HTER |
i
next 60 days, close out a
ladies Capes, Skirts and
t heat all competition.
and Shoes.
for shoes and gents' furnisht
astonish all competition,
u through our line of shoes
;avc you from 25 to 50 cents
:>u buy of us, and from $1
clothes. We handle every
r what you want
on'i See It
wait on you. We are still
the Johnson Building, next
tore. Yours, to serve,
ES, Proprietor.
Administrator's Notice 1
A :l p.:rtles indebted to the estate of tho late
Jai . s K MaHMiy, Jr.. arc hereby notltlod t<j
coli c forward and make payment to tho under
signed, mul all parties holding claims against
the said estate will present them properly up
pr< ved on or before the 15th day of Novetnbei
ilWd II. J UKCKHAM,
oct li)-lmo. Admluistr tor
A Torpid Liver causes Depression of Spirits
Indigestion, Constipation and Headache. Usi
Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medlc'ne to stimulate
that ortrau.
Notice to Road Overseers.
AM. OVERSEERS of the public
road*- who have not worked then
respective sections of road, will call
out their hands at once and w^rk the
same. M. C. GARDNER, Co. Sup.r
* Registration Notice.
milE PUBLIC will take notice that
J. the Registration Books will be
open at the COURT IIOUSE for the
registration of parties entitled to register
undsr the constitution, on t.nc
1st Monday i Tuesday in each month
until 10 days preceding tho general
election. J. M. CASKEY.
Chair. Bd. Reg. Lancaster Co.
March 7. 1000.
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
It artificially digests the food and aid!
Nature lo strengthening aud reconstructing
the exhausted digestive opgan?.
It is the latest discovereddlgesuant
and tonic. No other preparation
can approach it in efficiency. It Instantly
relieves and permanently curei
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
FlaChlence, Sour Stomach, Nausea
Sick Headache, Oastralgia.Cftampsand
ill other results cf imperfect digestion.
PrlceSOOL stid ft. LAigssizoctrntstnaCM tiro*
e?uU??>. UooW a\l tx'.y
Prseertd b* E. fc. ?*W"VT afco, Chicago.
I led during Ex pre tnncy. Simmons Sijunv
Vi.,o Wlno or Tablets cheer and Stroiu'thei
Mother, S'lorion l.ubor and Hub Cunllm mcu
of ; a Terrors.
y The Canson
I? ?
| THE FLACE T?
I Everybody E
' | I been
I Have i'icku
m elsew
| But We Ha
Never before have v
B customers. Our buye:
!and he found them,
a dealer needing the rr
few of 'cm:
40 inch fino wool Mohair Bro
40 cents, yours for '20 cenl
] tt, mimes iiiu uress. r mo dj
| 0 Brilliantine?last block ami
?g would bo a stunner to rot ail
r yours for only 15 cents. B
H of double width Dross Goods
( cents. Single width at 4 e<
i I vvjco as much when cotton
- a pound.
In Fine Up-to-date J>re
| plain soft fabrics are wr\ po
a arc showing Sutin Burbors ii
, ing shades?in patterns at
*4 Whipcords, host shades m
j| *4 50. Fine all wool Vonel
^ Broadcloths at 75c per yard
') nice line of Cashrners and H
,?j colors at very low prices.
4 goods are unsurpubsod tor (
"j cheapness. For separate sk
3} Crepons and Heavy Outings
.T rect things, at 75c, #1 #1.50
U yard, We iiave the new Kr
t| nels, which are so popular
3 Finest, all wool at 00c.
J Big Clothing 1
d Ncwberg, Rosenberg & O
3 York, largest makers of tint
A the IJ. 8. going out of bus
H made an offer to clean up c
9 worth. Our offer was accept
| Job:
Another lot of thone ?00d i
B come in. Wo need nay nothi
ri bo you lin^ better come quick
I T
Moneg Loaned.
i I ncyotlatn MnrtKAgo Loans on improved
i farina at reasonable rates.
R. E. WYLIE.
i Attortiev at Law, Lancaster, S. O.
8 M.-Sept. IMU, 19tKX
POSITIONS GUARANTEED,
Und?r 08,000 Cash Deposit.
Rat1 road Para Paid.
Of*? * yaar to Both Rear#, /try Cheap Board
Oeorgia-Alabama Biuinru College,
if soon, 0*orffi*
|
NOTICEI
TO THE TAXPAYERS of Lancaster
County.
The Treasurer's ofllce will he open
! for the collection of taxes for fiscal
year 1900, on the 15th day of October,
and will close, the 31st day of December,
1600
r tiir r.RVY is as follows:
State,: 5 Mills
County,... . R "
Special, [C. & C. R. R.] 3 "
Sinking Fund, " " % "
Constitutional School Tax, .8 "
" Total, 16% "
local i.kvy.
Cane Creek Township,ccachk 4% "
Gills " " " ? 5% "
| Pleasant Hill " ? " 3
local i.KVY pok school districts.
j Lancaster 4 Mills
i Jones X Roads, 'J "
Heath Springs, ...3 '
j Oakhurst 4 *
total i.fvy by districts.
1 I Indian Laud, 16% Mills
' i Waxhaw, ... 16% '
' I Cane Creek. ...21% "
' j " " Graded School, 25% "
, " " Jones X Roads, 23% "
. i mil# ' o.j >
1 j " " Graded Schooi, 2rt "
1 I " " Jonen X Roads, 24 "
[iBiiford, .. IHJj
j Flat Greek, l'?3i" "
" " Kershaw, { 1634 "
l i Pleasant Hill," 19s?4 "
" Kershaw, "
" "Heath rtprin<fs,22Ji "
M " Oakhurst,... .234^ "
" Jones X Roads.214*
. Cedar " 16#
i " "Jones X Roads. 18% "
i W.C.CAUTHKN,
County Treasurer.
liii mi
I FIND THE CROWD
lelighted, and Wt
too busy to announce earl it
(1 up in New York, Baltim
.1
'iiere.
ive Tliem: BEIT
vc been so successful in gett;
r spent nearly three weeks s<
A Perfect Landslide in ID
loney. Got a big lot at our
I i
cades, worth ji i custornors a
9?iix yards !! $12.50 and
lock figured |j | $8 suits for
guarnteed? | $3.50 and $
at 25 cents, | from 95 con
sng-up lino f "Dnxr Tl
it 8 and 10 ? JDUy U
entH. Cost Qj T"\
was f) cents
C Prices goi
what we h
S3 UOOas, uwmt Think of it 1
pillar. We Wo selling tl
i the lead , | Fi,ie vard
??? Hood bed Ti.
patterns at 5 cents, roo,
tans at 50c. I ! the beet gm.
Also, a : oen? none
Lonriettas in ' I
Our black ^ ILffjll
quality and IIIJ
irts, J'aolaa,
are (he cormd
$2 per Miss Wad
'Mich Man and everybo
for waist. #|\ ?f l??r artisti
ful hats ovei
[^?*'*1 ? _ general verd
successful so
o.. of New ?,,r aeco
i clothes in most exhaus
inAHti Wo f ut?i/iu
?... .? w ni yicjn juni 11
>vor $5,000 ^ this depart nr
ed, anil our l this season.
Lots at Half P
Sample Pants and Shirts like we ha
ng more in regard to this lot except
YOURS FOR HOLD1NC
HE ?ANSON Ci
LANCASTER Afc CHESTER
RAILWAY.
_
Between '..heater ami Lancaster..
Schedule 'ii Rffeot Septcmlx/r 10th, IVHX
I tail'// Eureept Sunday.
Southbound. Northbound."
No. la. So. 17. No. 10. No 14
P. M A. M. !' M. A . "fi
8 10 if 40 d L?v ...Cnester.... Ar 6 55 7 67
10 m " Knox .... " 5 20
8 47 10 20 " .Itlrhburjf. . " fl 00 7 SI
J 47
8 57 10 40 <1 Uttnoomvllle.. ' 4 7 12
U 18 1100* " . .Port Lawn..." 4 to 067
11 so'" " Unices... . "
0 10 U I'!-* Ar.. Lancaster.. Lv 4 01 0 80
P. M. A. M.| P. M. A M
No. 14. leaving Lancaster fl.SU a in,, manes
close connection ni Chester with Southern
Railway No 30 for Charlotte atul points north ;
and Seaboard Air Line "Atlanta Special" for
Atlanta utnl points west. Also with Carolina
&. Nnrtliwestern lty. No. 10 for Lenoir, N. ti,
and intermediate points, and Southern Railway
Nr.. 33 for Columbia and points south.
No. 17, leaving Chester V.4 ) u. in , connects
with Southern lty , No. 36 front Col itnbia arid
points south; Seaboard Air Lino "Atlanta Special"
front Northern nnd Has tern points and
Southern lty, No. 33 from Northern and E ntern
p< ints, and at Lancaster with S. C. & Q. B.
for lilaoksburg.
No. 16. leaving Lancaster 5.3U p. tn.. connects
at Lancaster with S (' A <i. 8' fron. Cam : tn
an<t Marlon, Southern lty No 31 at Chester ior
Charlotte and points north.
No. 15, leaving Chestor 8 10 p. in., connects at
Chester with southern Railway No. 34 ft m
Colutnhta and points .south.
LKROY Sl'KI NQ8,
J. M. HEATH, President.
Qpn'l. Pas. Ajrpnt.
Notice to Debtor* of II. J. Ore>j- -i
ory,V Co. and Farmers* Hankinn
git* ft !/#>? / nntilfx
All notes and accounts bolonging
to the old firm of H. J.
Gregory it Co. and to the old
firm of the Farmers' Banking
and Mercantile Company have
been placed in my hands for
collection. Parties indebted to
either or both firms are requested
to come forward and settle
at once.
J. F. GREGORY.
Oct. 2d., 1000.
For Sale or Rent
A Store House 22x60 feet
and lot in a splendid little towu.
Freight rates as good as any
point in the State. Address
J. I). DAVIS,
wflinwun, u. \j,
III
A vl M y?jJ[ ? 3
S THESE DAYS. I
( are Happy I
ir the Great Bargains ?J
ore, Philadelphia and
$
ER THAN EYER !g
?^ 1 *
ing good things for our N
earching for bargains, |
>ress Goods. Found |jj
own price. Here's a I
re potting the benefit. .$10, H
$15 suits for $7.50. $7 nn<l K
$5. Good wool suits at $3, B
4. Hoys ami Children's suits 5
ts up.
(omestics Now, p
on't Wait I 8
ng up every day. Will sell R
ave on hand at old price-. H
Cotton above ten cents, and B
^ie best sheeting at 5 cents. | ^
>vide sea island at 5 cents, I
sk at 5 cents, good Outing at I
1 bleaching at. 5 cents. All
les of Calicoes at 4 and 5 I
higher. R
linery Most g j
ii - - ? &
harming. | {(Jr
slev of Baltimore is in charge I
dy is extravagant in praise I
ic work. The most beauti
shown in Lancaster is the |
ict. This lias boon our most I
>ason. Already we have got. u
nd stock?the first being al
ted by the rush. Many now
l. One popular feature in I
lent is our very low prices I
rice. I
ive been getting have just I
I that they cannot last long I ^
\ DOWN PRI0E8, I
^SH STORE. J *