Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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COTTON AND PRODUCE MARKET. Oot. 29, 1900. ^ COTTON. ' Ktriot f?o4 iniidlioK 9.60 ^ PRODUCB. Jutter (good) per pound 12)^ Zgga, per dozen 12 Saturday, December 1, 1900. Short Locals. ?Cotton is bringing 9? cents on this market. ?Mr. B. Y. Fuuderburk spent thanksgiving day at Rock Hill. AyfJ-c T.,1 ? I A .wr~l iuioo uuai uiiiuoaj o u >yui* ling is rapidly approaching completion. ?Mr. L. C. Lazonby attended a conference in Chester thanksgiving day. ?Mr. J. B. Mackorell has moved into his new dwelling just completed. ?Only 75 cents for the round trip 011 the L. A C. special tomorrow to Choster. ?If you want a sewing machino come to the Enterprise office before you buy. ?The days are growing very short. In less than a month they will start the other way. ?The ladies of A. R. P. church netted about $21.00 at i^eir supper mailt* sgiving eveuing ?Mr. Marion Knowles, spe cial agent of tho Pennsylvania ' Firo Insurance Co. was in town ^ * yesterday. ?Mr. E|^N. Helms is hauling lumber upon his lot near the new cemetery preparatory to building a dwelling. ?Tho parsonage committee of eftst Lancaster circuit will meet at the parsonage at Taber nacle Dec. 3. ( Saturday. 1 * \ J / ?Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Hughes of Fort Mill spent thanksgiving with the latter's parents hero, Mr. and Mrs. D. A Williams. ? Mayor Thomson went to Camden Thursday and ate Thanksgiving dinner with his notlier. He roturned yester? ,lay ?Mr. J. Palmer King, the popular and accommodating I igent of the S. C. & G E , at | Heath Springs, spent Thursday in Lancaster. ?The force and outfit for excavating the site for Colonel Springs' million dollar mill arrived last night and will start the work Monday. ?If you want to attend Conference at Chester Sunday, you can go on the special train that leaves here that morning at 8 o'clock. Returning it will not leavo Chester till after night services aro over. ?List of Letters remaining unclaimed, in the postotfice, for week ending Dec. 1, 1000: J'iiF Eliza Allen. Mr. Ed. Hammond, " Clyde B. Hough, " Oeorgo Make, " Jack Montgomery. Rev. Win. Robbinson. When calling for the above ploaso say advertised. Bkli.k Nanck, p. m. ?The Woodman hall at Van Wyck wan dedicated Thursday night with appropriate ceremonies conducted by Mr W. S L. Porter, I). G. C. and participated in and witnessed by a large crowd of visiting sovereigns from camps of the sur^ rounding towns in both States. A hot supper was served at the home of Mr. J. M. Yoder, and PP all had a jolly good time. Messrs. E. W. Bistare and M. C. Thompson also attended from here. i ?Mr. Jake Mackorell,of Yorkville, spent thanksgiving day in Lancaster. ?WANTED?A good second band two-horse wagon. Apply at Enterprise office. ?I can do all kinds of brick work either in town or country. Apply to L. A. Parker, 3t.] Lancaster, S. C. ?Persons owing me for recording deeds and other papers would confer a great favor by calling aud settling when in town. I need the money very much. W. S. L. Porter, 4t weekly.] c c c. l. c. ?Wanted!?Dogwood and Persimmon in 4, 0 and 8 feet lengths. Dogwood must be not less than 5 inches in diameter at small end, and the Persimmon not less than 7 inches. $4 per cord at depot here. I. S. West, Imo.] Lancaster, S. C. Yon Kaow What Tan AreTaklag When yon take Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonio because the formula is plainly printed on every bottle showing that it is simply Iron and Quinine in a tastelets form. No cure, no pay. 50c. Death*. Mrs. Mary Kee, wife of Mr. Lafayette Kee, died at her home near Heath Springs last Sunday night, aged about 27 years. Her remains were buried Monday in the old Bruce burying ground. Mrs. Lizzie Beckham, wife of Mr. w.il. lieckhara, died on the 23d inst., at the home of her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Fannie Bockliam, after a brief attack of grip. Mrs. Beckham was about 65 years of age. She was a member of the Methodist church and a very excellent lady. She leaves a husband and one son, Mr. Paul Beckham. Stoftin the Cough and Works off lllv Will* Laxative Hromo-Qm'nine Tablets cure a cold in one day. No cure, no pay. Price '2(t cents. n<*iv? improved uoiton. I have for sale a limited quantity of the Bates improved cotton seed, a variety superior to any ever grown in this part of the country, a variety that this year yielded 48 lbs of lint to the 100 pounds of seed cotton and made nine bales to the plow. Every 1200 pounds of this cotton in the seed is worth at present prices about $11.00 a bale more than the ordinary cotton. Better pet some of the seed before they are all gono. $1.00 a bushel. I paid $3.00 for them. A. J. Clark, Lancaster, S. C. IIUmareU'N Iron IVerve Was the result of hie splendid health. Indomitable will and tremendous energy are not found where Stomach, I.iver, Kidneys and Bowels are out of order. If you want these qualities and the success they bring, use Dr. King's New Life Pills. They develop every power of brain and body. Only 25c. at Orawford Bros, drug store. ?. Thankm/ivinff in Lancaster. Thanksgiving day was very generally ooservea nere, an tnei places of business having boon closed. The union service at the' Presbyterian church was fairly well attended, especially by the ladies. Short but interesting and appropriate addresses were made by Rev. J. H. Bold rid ce, R. E. Allison, Esq., R. E. Wylie, Esq., and Rev. Chalmers Eraser. A collection was taken and all had an opportunity of contributing to the orphan of their choice. A good numl>er of our people went in quest of the feathery tribe, and others spent the day resting. II ??T?d II In Lrf. P. A. Panforth, of T.aOrange, Qa., suffered intensely for six months with a frightful running (tore on his leg, bat writes that Buoklen's Arnioa Halve wholly oured It in tan days. For Ulcers, Wounda, Burn*, Boils, Pain or Piles It's the best salve in the world. Cure guaranteed. Only o, Hold by Crawford Broi. druggist. ? Notice to Telephone Subscriber* I Hereafter the office will be open for connections from 9 to 10 a. m. and 3 to 4 p. m. on Sunday. j Derangements of Menstrual Functions pro- ' duoo Miscarriage Slmrn?ns S<|uuw Vloe Wine . or Tablets oorrect the derangemenis. Agents Wanted! < The position of resident special i agent of tlie Equitable Life As ' surance Society for Lancaster and ? vicinity is open to a man of good ( character and ability. A val- i liable contract, carrying renewals < will be given to the right man. Address, W. J. Roddky, tf. Rock Hill, S. C. Notice to Debtors of //. ./. Grew " org & Co. and Farmers' Hank- , ing and Mercantile Co. , All notes and accounts be- J I longing to the old firm of II J. | |Gregory <fc Co. and t,o the old firm of the Farmers' Ranking ] and Mercantile Company have ] boen placed in my hands for i collection. Farties indebted to 1 either or both firms are request- ^ ed to come forward and sottle at once. J. F. CJRKOORY. Oct. 2d., 1900. |{ j! Thin signature is on ovory box of the gonulno 1 Laxative Bromo-Qtiinine Tablet. , tho roinoUv that ciiwh a col?l In one <1i?; I f ( For tho Enterprise I ( Kicks of the Kershaw Kirks?h Personal Paragraphs?Local ] Items. f Thanksgiving day passed off very quietly. All the business , houses being closed in town. Ai j large per cent of the clerks shoul- j dered their guns and went to the : tield in search of birds and other game, but a large per cent of our! more devout and reductive citi i zens gathered in the Baptist ' church for a union service of J thanks. Kev. Jabez Ferris presided, read some scripture selec I1 lions. Mrs. S. J. Hoy's "First 1 Thanksgiving Hum" and the first 1 proclamation, by Geo. Washing 1 ton ordering a national thanks- 1 giving. Rev. J. 1. Dendv of the * Presbyterian church then made an address on The Duty of Chris ( tian Thankfulness. Mr. Albert ( Butts then gave a brief address J on General Thanksgiving, after which J. Henry Therrelt cousid- 1 ered "What the Young Men of ] Nazareth Has Done to Mak? j1 Young Men Thankful, after 1 which a union collection was token for the various orphanages. There was a Thanksgiving per vice by the Young People's So ciety of the Presbyterian church tor the benefit of the Thornwell Orphanage. Prof. T. N. Rhodes is very ill with typhoid fever at present. Rev. J. 'I'. Denuy is teaching lor Prof. Rhodes Miss Fannie Cautheu is visiting at Mrs. W, \V. Ilortnn's Messrs. II. W Mobley and C L. Hammond spent Thursday in Ileath Springs. Mrs G. W Jordan visited her parents at VVostvillo this week Mrs. Ried, of Lancaster, is vis iting relatives in town. Mr. John Cunningham, ot York villo, was in town this week. Mrs. C. B. Morton went over | to attend her father's funeral in 1 Chester on the 22d instant. 'i Esquire Jones, of Liberty Hill,1, was in town this week. Miss Lou T. Benton has been home fur a day or two this week. Lola, the little child ol Mr. and Mrs. .1. II. Kstridge, who had diphtheria sometime ago, hasl] completely lost her powers of , locomotion. !j Revs. Joseph Wilson, of Richburg, and J. T. I)endy exchanged 1 pulpits last Sunday. Mr. Claude Caiithon, who has heen ill for sometime, is better. Mr. C. B Horton and Dr. W. j ] C. 1 witty spent I hanksgiving in | Heath Springs. Mr. and Mrs. 8. W. Heath went up to Lancaster Thursday. Mrs. M. L. Beckham, of Heath I Springs, is visiting at Dr. H. S. Beckham's Clair. Kershaw, Nov 30. DeWitt's Little Karly Risers are the best liver pills ever made. Kasy to take and never gripe. Crawford Bros. d-w-e i, Citizens of Rock llill Opposed u Special Levy to Meet Deflcency in Treasury. ^ Rock Hill, Nov. 28.?There U was a citizens' meeting held here T last eveuing for the purpose of |ts considering the question of an additional 2^ miles tax levy to the relieve the stringency in the city council's treasury. The senti all ment of the meeting was against an( *uch levy. 11 was decided, how- ?f8 ever, to resurvty and map the ust Bity thoroughly, so as to bring into taxation proporlv which has dis escaped. In that manner it i'r CI proproRed to raise the required ol funds. wl1 ? . _ Mo wit There is no pleasure in life if vou dread going to the table to fiteat and can't rest at night on ac- the count of indigestion. Henry Williams, of Hoonville, Ind., says he uifTered that wav for years, till j he rnmmpticpfl the use of Kodol tlu Dyspopaia ("hire. and addp, "Now tlu f pin oat anything T lik? and all ?" T and oipon soundly every ^ night " Kodol Dyspepsia Cure S tvili Higpaf what von eat. draw- ^ Ford Rros d w-s Humeri to Death. cai Camden. November 28.?Jane 1 Rli Hnarieton. an nlri colored woman, aui ihout seventy five years of a^e, am Ta<> humeri to death yesterday at ^ ler home on Rntledse street. Too rid woman was ait tine bv the " ire anri and in some way her i riothos ranch!, anri she was so | evoroly humeri before the fire I 1 oulri he extinguished that, she | ^ lied from the results of j j^'i icr injuries, although she had j the iromnt medical treatment.?The' l^rn Hate i am ! IIo T Mnlantrlnn can (Inrt u lo?lg??>noiitln the . ?n hllc ih^ Liver t? in j>rrff>ct or<lcr. Dr? t v d. A Slmm ne Liver Modiolus Is the 1'ost ing'Ont'ir l More .loin the Nt.iik<\ jm Tampa, Fla., Nov. 27.?Sov- one ?ral hundred men were added o the striking forces here today.! jit* rhese yamo principally from ! net morganized labor, and build- j ngs in the course of construe- > ion are more at a standstill j ?han on yesterday. Mucliincen- m liarv talk is being indulged in lOgetber with threats that the _ Etesistencia Union is to be forced from the factories if the general strike does not have the tFect of bringing them out. rite Federated trades assembly tas made arrangements for ait >arade tomorrow afternoon but | 1 r is probable that this will he \J prohibited. I .... ? Q*#? Founded 1842. CTIEFT 7pIANos " "Sing their own praise." During the Past 58 Years, Stieff 1 Pianos \ III Have fulfilled every requirement of the most exacting! Vumists and amateur* all over lie world, and today stand Without a Superior r . 1 a. _ _ . 1 in (Minor rone, acuon or worK-j^-. mnnship. Sold direct from the ati factory saves the middleman's (>n?(it, and this Saving Pays ti,' For Many Lessons under the finest teacher j :o he procured. Write for ;erms and prices. CHAS. I. STIEFF, M 1'iano Manufacturer, Baltimore,: ?*t Maryland. j to North and South Carolina Fscj tory Bianch Warerooms, 213 N. Trvon St., Charlotte, ?N.C. O.H W1LMOTH, Mgr. nor 'rwirt** ?K> mm^nm aw rtnrrr rm | BAD BLOOD, AD COMPLEXION. The skin is the seat of an almost ends variety of diseases. They are known various names, hut arc all due to the ne cause, acid and other poisons in i blood that irritate and interfere with t i proper action of the skin. . To have a smooth, soft skin, free from eruptions, the blood must be kept pure I :1 healthy. The many preparations of | enic and potash and the large number face powders and lotions generally ' id H this class of diseases cover up I a short time, but cannot remove per- ^ nentiv the Ugly blotches and the red, fig:-ring pimples. 1 or aS tVu/tofioo is the fir loo f" r a Loiiuliful complo x ion e en such remedies aie relied on. itr. " T. shobo, 7704 1.11 cat Avenue, St I.ouls, . h;. ty daughter was afflicted for years li c (figuring eruption on her lace, which Isteil all treatment "-he was taken to two) sbia tii Iiealt h si i in. - but received no bene- r. M ry med itie we < pr ' rihed, but with- 1 result, 1until v e decided lot y 8.8.8,and by * tim*; the fiisi itottie was fin tied the eruption t ;nn to disa; < , ar A i!'7H1 Ules cured bet . ipletely mil left her skin pcrt-ctlv smooth. 1 ila now k 1> .. * old, t;nUiiota sign of / embarrassing disease h is ever returned." >. S. S. is a positive, unfailing cure for ( : worst forms ot shit: ;-o"hVt. It is greatest of all blood .-.uificts, and the ly one guaranteed purely vegetable. 3ad blood makes bad complexions, k* /gbfe AJti purifies and invigoratPS 11... old n?d K >V v ke n-w, rich blood ? JvLSLjm) tli at nourishes the i h >dy and keeps the In active and healthy and in proper ' idition to pc rforrn its part towards rying oil the i:npurities from the body. . [f you have Kczvir.a, Tetter, Acne, Salt ' icuni, Tsor.asis, or your skin is rough [1 pimply, re.nl for our hook on Flood :1 Skin Diseases and write our physins abo'i ' urea e. No charge ,vhat? :r for this service. j SWIFT S CC'Flf -." TVY ATLANTA, CA. r Auction Sale. V iVII.I. sKLI. at public miction on . Thiirs'*ry, I ?? :*. <i?h, 1900, at my ne, Khoii: tliree miles norlbeast of nenbter, beginning nt Id o'clock i:i J morning, t! ^ following persona! I perty : One Horse, a One Horse;, gon, a I'wo KJ< Wii .-<> , far mi ig ' blacksurth Fools, < orn, Fodder, j <] ilsebol ! niid kitelmn furniture. i 'ernis ot sals cash. R. T. ROIfRSON". H (ov. 28, 1900. 2t. Registration Notice. UK rrni.M will take notice rtiat the r'- tr it; Hooks will be i at the i OURT HOUSE for tlie it ration of pari io* entit led in rog , r under flie const i"ution, on the Monday t Tuesday in each month. I HO days preceding the general < Ktion. .1. M.OASKEY, ' hair. I'.d Keg. T.an. aster do. larch 7. 10* id. rstruitio'i marie Regular nnU Painless, t 1'alns in SI.U' - 11 lp-> an.l Limb* cured by c man1- Squaw Vino Wine or Tablets. n The Lancaste] lothing & i [j GRS T a i A J k: \ jsa: l AFTCTf Tf forthe nt i \l AiwJL/ line of la nderwear at prices that b Clothing ar We are headquarters for gs, and at prices that z ill and let us show you t id clothing. We can sav i every pair of shoes you #3 on every suit of clo iiur for men, so call for vv If You Do id we will endeavor to w the same old stand, in th Crawford Bros, drugstor I MILE! II LL Try and be Convinced I Make a purchase at R. J. COATS & CO'S. STORE ind you will be so well pleased hat you will become one of their nany customers. We handle a lice line of Groceries and Confecioneries, and make a specialty of bruits and Vegetables, the best he market affords. We have Tobaccos, Cigars, Cigarettes and JnufT that will please the sraokirs, chewers and dippers. TRY OUR PURE CREAM CHEESE They are so nice ! New fresh }ates, up to-date, 10c for a pound >ackage. Our French and Stick landies, Chocolates, Cakes and Irackers will please the most exict ing l>0 YOU KNOW WHO KEEPS sTice fresh Mackerel, pickled Figs <"eet, Fickles in kegs, Dried Fruit bologna Sausage. Dried B *ef and i hundred other things pleasing o the appetite ? YES ; 60 TO COATS A CO S. STORE Ynd never say that you can't get viiat you war.- until you have rone tliere. Remember, that we han't keep goods on our shelves in.tiT they anj cM and not fit for ise ; and hear in mind, too, that WE W!LL TREAT YOU POLITELY lom-dly and squarely when you leal with us. Get on our list of ovular customers and you won't to lonesome. Yours, to please, R. J. Goafs 5 Ge. POSITION ? GUARANTESI>, Undcr $3.COO CiteL Deposit. iiu\ :ced ??". a >'(14. >p*n ?U year to Both 8*xe?. /ory Cbasp BosrA 0?orfla-A labama Business CqQci*, k?kM, e*mrgtm I)r. M A. Simrror.g Liver Medicine Clears he Complexion, Rives Bouytnoy to tho Mind, ures Huntlactao, UoRulatoH Stounioh, Dowels nd Liver. C #-# ru 5iiue More s )A* HTER L? IZ L ixt 60 days, close out a Ldies Capes, Skirts and eat all competition. id Shoes. shoes and gents' furnishistonish all competition, hrough our line of shoes e you from 25 to 50 cents buy of us, and from thes. We handle everyrhat you want n i See It ait on you. We are still le Johnson Building, next e. Youps, to serve, I, Proprietor.