Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, February 06, 1901, Image 3
Short Locals,
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Oapt. J. Q. McManus of Kershaw
was in town Monday.
(fv ?Ucv. Jabez Ferris was in
town a few hours Monday.
Mrs. W. T. Gregory is visiting
relatives at Kershaw this
week.
?Col Leroy Springs returned
Sunday from a three weeks trip
to New York
?Miss Sue Green of the Tank
section spent Sunday with her
cousin, Miss Bessie Perry
?Married, Feb. 3, 1001, Mr.
F. M. Walters and Miss Sallie
llavs, both of the Tabernacle section.
?Married, Feb. 3,1901,by Rev.
Jabe/ Ferris, 11 r. Herbert Wil
ii.uns and Miss OUie Hammond.
daughter of Mr. Frank Hammond.
-V ?Dr G W Poovey left Saturday
for Now York to take a
post graduate course in medicine
He will be gone about a
month
?Miss Bessie Perry who is
teaching the IlUssell school,
spent Saturday and Sunday
with her parents, Capt and Mrs
J. M. Perry.
?Mrs Jane McOorMe wife
of Mr Thomas McGorkle of the
Creek section, died Sunday of
heart disease aged about 70
years. She was burried M0111
-A r* i *
<iuy in >01011 cnurcn
?Joseph McGriff,colored has
been adjudge insane and was
x !,aken to the hospital for the
~ inane yosteray by deputy
sheriff J. T. Hunter and Mr W.
? l Caskey, county supervisor.
?Married, Feb. 3, 1001, at
leath Springs by Rev. S. N.
vVatson, Mr. O.W.Clark and Miss
ioaunie Cauthen, daughter of Mr.
John M. Cauthen.
?Married, Feb. 3, 1901, Mr.
Robert Lucas and M:ss Maggie
:jlylor, daughter of Mr. John
,Jlyler. all of the Bethel section,
Magistrate Carnes officiating.
?Married, Fob. 3, 1901, at the
lome 01 ine nrnte's parents, Mr.
VIelton Duncan and Mi^s Eugenia
.Mid-lie, daughter of Mr. Thomas
o. Riddle, ol Dixie, Rev. G. L\
.Phillips officiating.
?Elvin Kelly, colored who
was convicted in this county in
1807 of housebreaking and larm
cony and sentenced to 18 months
^ on the chain gang from which
he escaped after about three
fmonths came up monday and
Surrendered to the sheriff' who
will turn him over to tlio chaingang
?The following members
named of one of the classes in
the Sunday school of the Tabernacle
Methodist church were
awarded prizes for sticcesful'y
repeating the subjects and golden
texts of Sunday School lessons
for the quarter ending with
r^.. '< i looo. n
i m\j \r , ivvrw. 1/14 11 V'.l II IVUW'II,
Ellon Ilowell, Jano Plyler and
Sue Oarnes . Tho prizes were
pven by Mr A (' Rowoll,county
gc superintondont of education,
who is superintendent of the
Sunday School
It Ninttl His I.rtc
1*. A. Danforth, of l.atirange, On.,
guttered intensely for six months with
* frightful running sore on his leg,
out writes that Bucklen's Arnica Salve
wholly cured it in ten days. For lTl^
oers, ounds, Burns, Boils, i'ain or
"^^^^'iles It's the best salve in the world.
^jgLure iruaranteed. Only 26c. Sold by
^^rawfnrd Bros, druggist
IUme Extended.
Mr.Cauchen, county Tro astir
r, received ollicial notice Monday
that tin' time for payment
of taxes without penalty had
teen extended to March 1.
They instruct him after that
late to collect taxes with the
oenalty to tho lf?th and then
'o issue executions promptly
igninst such as have not paid
llo* to Cure lli? <?rlp.
Remain quietly ?t home and take
'hr.mherlain'a Cough Remedy as
^HUrected and a quick recovery is sure
o follow. That rtmedy counteract*
y tendency of the >?rip to result in
oimmuia, which Is really the only
?iou.? danger. Among the tenant
hiaand* who have used jt for the
pnot one case has ever been reported
ihit did not recover. For sale
ay J. F. Mackey 6 Co,
? M?rr|pil, Feb. 3, 1901, by Mr. J. J.
Perry,N. P., Mr. John Yandlt- and
8 M iss I.essie Spray, all of the Osceola
y section.
D
1 ?Mr. J. T. Funderbnrk of Dudley
r was in town salefday.
/ ?Mr. W. B. Wilson of the Yorkville
__ h<*p tho uoloo \f
Safcadayand Sale*.
The clerk of court sod 2 tract
of land Monday, the first beinj
the Gordon lands, in the Vai
Wyck section, and containinj
244 acres. It was bid in bj
Green <fc Ilines, attorneys, fo
$245.
The other tracts was the Gib
boil lands, situated in the Pleas
ant Viilley section, containinj
150 acres. It was bid off by Mr
H. Ilinos at $1250.
There is always danger in ueinj
counterfeits of DoWitt's Witcl
Hazel Salve. The original is i
safe and certain cure for piles
It is a soothing and healing salv?
for sores and all skin diseases
Crawford Bros. d w i
.* f ir/ iTMrti* jHiir/.ei iviteiTuraiir.
Mr G W. Bell, Jr., lias open
ed a moatmarket on the cor
ner iu the T J Davis building
and will keep on hand
the best meats, beef, pork an<
mutton, that can be obtained
and in connection with tin
market he will run a first class
restaurant which will be it
charge by Mrs. Bell,
j He wishes the public to understand
that in point ofcleanli
ness, his market ?nd restaurnni
will measure up to a high stand
ard equal in all respects to tin
high quality of his meats am'
other viands. The patronagf
of the public is cordially invited
A powerful engine cannot be
run with a weak boiler, and wi
can't ke q> up the strain of an
active life with a weak stomach
neither can wo stop the human
machine to make repairs. If the
Btomach cannot digest enough
food to keep the body strong, such
a pmpartion as Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure pure should be used 11
I digests what, you eat and it sim
ply can't help hut do you good
Crawford Bros. d w-i
Do You Suffer from Headache
Neural {flu or Nervousac** ?
Dr. Benj. (1 laser, with head
quarters at Savannah, Ga., ii
stopping in our town, with oilier
at the Cunningham hotel, for thr
purpose of introducing the crys
talized glasses. He extends tr
everybody who is sulTering witl
headache, neauralgia or nervous
neas or unimpaired vision a cor
dial invitation to call at his oilier
to investigate personally that the
headache and neuralgia will past
over inside of ten minutes througl
the use of the glasses the ner
vousness will gradually improve
uonsultatiou tree. Ullice hoim
from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. Poptilai
prices.
Recent experiments show that
Jill classes of foods may be corn
pletely dipgepfed by a prepara
tion called Kodol DyspepsiaCure,
which absolutelv digests what
you eat. As it is the only con.
donation of all tlje natural diges
tantM ever devised the demand
for it has bf-ronia enormous. It
has never failed to cure the very
worst case* of indigestion and it
always gives instant relief. Craw
ford Wren. d-w-s
I'chhIon Hoard to Meet Af/ahi,
The county Pension Hoard
will meet again, at the Court
House, on the 15th and 10th of
February, 11)01, to pass upon
any further applications for
pensions that may ho submitted
Applicants are requested
to tile thoir applications on first
day of meeting?the 15th.
W B Buijck,
Oliaiman Pension Board.
W G A Porter, Secretary.
Millions of people are familiar
with I)e Witt's Little Early Bisers
arid those who use thorn find them
to he famous litt'o liver pills.
Neverpripe. Orawford Bros d-w-s
incut* Wanted
The position of resident special
apent of the Equitable Life As
snrance Society for Lancagter and
vicinity is open to a man of pood
character and ability. A valuable
contract, carrying renewals
will ho piven to the ripht man.
Address, W J. Hodoky,
tf. iiock HilbS. C.
Like bad dollars, all conter
feits of PeWitt's Witch Haze!
Salve are worthless. The orcrinsl
1 quickly cures piles, sores and all
, kin diseases. Ora-wfori Bros,
d w s
r *MV ???"?" j
?The underpinned will, in a few
_ days, open a photograph gallery over
the Ganson Dry goods store. Save
" your orders for me if you want tine
r work. Prices to suit the terms.
' W. A. DAVIS,
Photographer.
?The following officers of
Lancaster Lodge K of P No 59
* were installed Monday night:
, J Hazel Witherspoon, CC; D
Ilcece Williams,VC ; Rev Chal9,
mersFraser.P ; EJ Matliis,MW ;
L C Lazenby, K of Rife S & M
* F; GW Williams, ME; John
Crawford, MA ; Leroy Davidson,
IG ; EW Sistare, OG
Persons who can not take ordi
nary pills find it a pleasure to
? take DeWitt's Little Early Ris
1 ors. They are the best little liver
1 pills ever made. Crawford Bros.
I d - w a
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, Xotlrc of Trarhera Examination*
\
The regular examination of
i n n f o f<\n tnnohn?'?.
iwi IVOVUV'l S CtTl 111*
cates will bo hold in tlio Court
House, Friday, February 15th,
beginning at 9 a m. All persons
that are expecting to teach
in this county and not holding
certificates from this board will
please bear this in mind.
A C Rowkli.,
County Supt. Education.
Death ?/' Mr. W. It. Tillman.
As we go to press, news of
the sad death of Air W R Tillman,
of Van \Vyck, this county,
which occurred at his homo this
(Tuesday) evening about six
o'clock, reached us over the
phone. Mr T had been in declining
health for some months
past and tho end, though sad,
was not unexpected. lie was
about *10 years of age,and leaves
a wife and three children, one
son and two daughters to mourn
his loss, besides an aged father
and mother, together with four
brothers and three sisters. He
was a son of Mr John Leo Tillman
of tho Van Wyck section
and a brother of Mrs B Cunningham
of this place lie was
a consistent member of the
Methodist church, and was held
iu high esteem by all who knew
' him. His remains will bo in'
terred at Van Wyck to day
5 (Wednesday) at ii p in., by the
1 Van Wyck Vamp Woodman of;
' the World, of which ho was a,
member. Ho carried $4,000 inHsurance,
$2 (?<)() of which, we
I
understand, is in the Woodmen
of the World We extend our
sincere condolence to the be,
roaved family in this sad visita
tion of Providence.
i
! For the weakness and prostra- j
tion following grippe there it? i
nothing so prompt and effective
as One Minute Cough Cure. This |
preparation is highly endorsed
as an unfailing remedy for all
throat and lone frnnlilr.a mill ita
early use prevents consumption.
It was made to core quickly.
Crn wfordBros. d-wr-a
F-.r the Enterprise.
Married! Married!! Yes, They Did 1
In Heath Springs,Sunday.?Local
News.
Married, on last Sunday p. m.,
at the homo of the bride's parents,
Alias Beaunie Cauthen daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Cauthen
to Mr. O. W. Clark. Rev. S- N.
w atson officiating.
Tlio bride is beautiful and
; accomplished and is organist at
the Baptist church.
The groom is handsome and
i clever and a druggist and fancy
i grocer here. These two young
people have the best wishes for
i happiness of a liost of friends.
Since writing the abovo we
have learned that not only a
bitter "Noreaster" struck our
town and neighborhood on last
Sunday, but that it brought
with it a regular matrimonial
, wave.
Married at the Methodist parsonage
Sunday p. m. by Rev. I).
A. Phillips Mr. Melton Duncan
of til's neighborhood and Miss
Euconia Riddle of Dixie.
I The aforesaid gale seemed to
I be cyclonic in character since it
I hurried otf in the bitter rain Mr
I Herbert \Villiamsand MissOllie
| Hammond toward the towuofj
\
lieuniatism
Rheumatic pains are the cries of protest
an. t distress from tortured muscles, aching
joints and excited nerves. The blood ha*
been poisoned by the accumulation oi
waste matter in the system, and can nc
longer supply the pure and health sustaining
food they require. The whole system
feels the cff.ct of this acid poison ; and
not until the blood has been purified and
brought back to a healthy condition wiT
the aches and pains ceaae.
Mrs. Jarre* Rcll, of 707 Ninth street, N. K.
Washington, I). C.. writes as follows: "A fe?
months a?o I hart na attack of Sciatic Rhrnras
tisin in its worst form. The
pain was so intense that I
became completely prosThe
attack was an
UDUMi.ltlv severe one. and
my condition was regarded
as l>eitig very danger- WjFv
ous. I was al ten.led by ^
one of lhe most able doe- ^ Jf'lt)
tors in Washington, who is
also a member of the fac- jra5|jBgBBwirt|
ulty of a leading medical
college h'-re. lie told me
to continue his prescriptions
and I would get well. After having i" fillei
Iw Ire times without receiving the slighted
benefit, 1 declined to continue his treatment ani
longer. Having heard of S. S. S. (Swift's Specific]
recommended for Rheumatism, I decided, almon
in despair however, to give the medicine a trial
and alter I had taken a few bottles I was able t?
hobble around on crutches, and very soon there
after had no use for them at all, 8. S. S. harin|
cute.l me sound and well. All the distressinj
pains have left me, ray appetite bas returned
and I am happy to be again restored to perfect
health.
jgfa 4?% the great vegetablt
vfe v purifier and tonic, is
""*V me ideal remedy in all
kJfA VJB rheumatic troubles.
lwEK* ^ii?y 'Wr There are no opiates 01
minerals in it to disturb the digestion and
lead to ruinous habits.
We have prepared a special book on
Rheumatism wiiich every sufferer from
this painful disease should read. It is the
most complete and interesting book of
the kind in existence. It will be sent free
to any one desiring it. Write our physicians
fully and freely about yourcase. We
uir.ke no charge for medical advice. e
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, OA,
Kerslmw where they became one
(supposed the fury of the gale
was so great it made the twain
one). Cupid not satisfied by
this terrible and irresistable gale
which had united three couples
leased the reins of the gale
which by a peculia cyclonic
curve swept Mr. John Beckham
and Miss Sarah Jane Marshall
off their moorings in an opposite
direction towards the city
of liJinonstor whero thrv worn I
married by Rev- Mr. Ewart.
We also hoard of a cortain
gay widower who started out
with his girl (?) "ter git made
in-ter one" but in the blinding
rnin lost his way and when
at last they arrived at their destination
there could be found
no one to marry them ?
Sure :?"It's an ill wind that
blows no one good."
Mr. E. C. Croxton formerly
Principal of Heath Springs
Graded school left on Monday
morning to take charge of the
Kershaw graded school as Professor
Rhodes is unable to teach.
Mrs. J. T. Mackey has been visiting
her parents here Mr. Maokev came
i!-<wn t?n Bituaday night and remainr.'
iiver Sunday.
M.. s ! i.zie Miller is visiting her
h~ ther itt Columbia this week.
r. n. W. Bowers has moved into
It"; ?-??v dwelling recently completed.
\i.. J. IJ. Crockett lias moved into
th ^"erry house.
Bro. Zachena" Mr. Tommie Stover
of Kershaw was in town the past
week.
Messrs. K. M. Bruce and J. F.
Mackey attended salesday in Lancaster
Monday.
The following parties have had
\ vcs put into their respective
p aces of business : J. P. King, (). R.
I A ('.depot; 8. .1. tlinaon A Co., J. K.
| Creed and O W ('lark.
n l>r W S Moore has moved Ins office
into the rear of O W Clark's store
| where formerly I)r E 8 McDow held ,
forth. Ci.aik.
11? ath Springs, 8 C, Feb fith, 11HH'.
I Reports show a greatly inoreas
ted d^at'n rate from throat and
I lung trouble* duo to the pn ya
lence of croup, pneumonia and
grippo. Wo adviao the use of
One Minute Cough Curo in all of
these difficulties. If ia the only
harmlesa remedy that ?-ivo? immediate
ri-oitRa. C.nldren Ic.eit
Crawford Bros. d-w-p
Colored Farmers Convention
Vim Colored Farmers convention
will moot Feb 14th nt the
colored school building Every
colored man interested in the
upbuilding of tho raco is requested
to bo present. We want
a general knowledge of the
worth of tbo negroes of the
county
f,et us learn how to get nut of deb'
and stay out. How to better our condition
on all lines. A day of instruction
fto the farmers. Panphlets on
agriculture will be on hand for distribution
. Pet us come together . A
grand reception will be given to the
farmers and friends that night for
the benefit of the school JHring all the
information you tan that will help to
better the condition of the race.
Hide your horses, bring your own
buggies) Remember the date.
M I) I.fcx, Pres .
Pant. Yoono, Vice-Pres.
When ton want a physic that is
mild and gentle, easy to take and
pleasant in effect use Chamberlain's
Stomach and I.iver Tablets Price, 25
ceiiis. Samples free. Kvery box guar- i
anter(J- For Ml* t>j J. F. Mtckej d Co. 1
Edward Wcttin, Victoria Uuelpl
What is the name ot tho uo\
king of England? It is alway
hard to differentiate this nam
from among the personal c
hereditary accumulations c
titles which groupe themsolvr
around the Baptismal n t
affected by royalty.
But the same principle whic
declares William of Germany t
be a Hohenzollern and Franci
Joseph of Austria to he a II apt
burg would ma' e the late quee
a Guelph by birth and her Inn
band, the Prince consort a Wei
tin. If a royal wife takes he
husband's name and a roya
son his father's, then Edwan
VII is a Wettin.
You Know Wlint You Are Taklni
When you take Grove'sTasteless Ciil
Tonic because the formula is plainly
printed on every bottle showing: tha
it is simply Iron ami Quinine in i
tasteless forn>. No core, no pay. 3dc.
Dr. J. F. Mac key Interviewed.
With a view to aseertainin
what he thouuht ol Mr. Glasei
the optician, we interviewed I)r
J. F. Mackev.
We said, "Doctor, do you kno\
.Mr. Giaser, the optician ?"
"Yor, I have met him and
had him to e.v mine my eyes yes
ten! ay."
"What do you think of him a
an nntininn
"He is all right. lie under
stands his business and is a ver
intelligent man. After lalkiiij
with him I saw he understood hi
business and I went up to his of
tice at the Cunningham hole
and had him examine iny eyes
lie was very careful iu his ex
animation and explained my dif
ficulty and told me of the trouble
I experience with iny eyes witl
remarkable exactness. lie is wol
up on the eye, and if you hav
any trouble with your eyes, I ad
vise you to get hitu to exaniin
them and fit you a pair o
glasses.1"
Tli?> brut Proscription for Mslarit
Chills and fever is a bottle of Grove's
Tasteless Chill Tonic. It is simplj
iron and quinine in a tasteless form
No cure, no pay. Trice 50 cents
l)r M. P. Crawford Interview. <1
"I)r. Crawford, have you n:e
Mr. (ilaser, the optician, who i
stopping here this week," w
1 1 'J
HSKtMI S
"Yes, 1 have seen a good dea
of him."
"What do you think of him a
an optician ?"
"He is all right, replied til
Doclor, with an emphasis tha
was reassuring, lie is a stnar
fellow and well posted in al
matters scientific. I have beei
discussimr with him a subject ii
which I have long been great 1;
interested and upon which I hav
been reading considerably of lat
?the subject of heat and light ?
w'licit, of course, is in his line o
business."
The Doctor then asked us i
our eyes gave us any trouble, am
upon receiving an allirmativi
Found*
5p1A
"Sing their
There's a tower
money value i
if it's
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CHAS. M.STEIFF
It, A!ff? H. C1ROUXA RRANH
WiKKROt.il, KM % TRIOS f?T
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' Every cotton planter should
,] write forour valuable illustrated
:1 pamphlet, "Cotton Culture."
It is sent free.
Send name and address Co
GERMAN KALI WORKS, 93 Nassau Sc., N. V.
f answer, he Raid, von had better
t
* go up and get him to examine
your eyes, lie will tell you what
is wrong wiih them and then will
point out the remedy.
?
c
l.n Grippe Quickly Cured*
"In the winter of lSWS anil 1S89 I was
taken clown with a severe attack of
v what is called La Grippe" says F. L.
Ilewett, a prominent druggist,of Winfleld.,
III. "The only medicine I used
j was two bottles of Chamberlain'B
, Cough Remedy. It broke up the cold
- ; and stopped the coughing like magic,
| and I have never since been troubled
i with Grippe." Chamberlain's Cough
c | Remedy can always be depended upon
I to break up a severe cold and ward off
any threatened attack of pneumonia.
, It is pleasant to take, too, which
makes it the most desirable and of the
V most popular preparations in use for
these ailments. For sale by J. F.
r Mackey ? Co.
1
0B|||UCOCML=?HMt
nyifi
of refrrenoea. 2ft j*ur* a ?i?coia1It. Beak om
Homo Tronttnont ??nt FREE. Addraaa
B. M. WOOLl.Ef M. D.? Atlanta. Oa
hi Money Loaned.
I negotiate Mortgage Loans on Improved
farms at reusun.ible rates.
e R. E. VVYLIE,
Attorney at '-.aw, Lancaster, S.C.
6 M ? Sept. ifc! d. 15HA).
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^ ,T. F. Mackey <% (Jo., druggists, will
refund you your money if you are not
satisfied after using Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. They
cure disorders of the stomach, biliousness
constipation and headache,
s Price. 25 cents. Samples free,
r
' . This signature is on every bo* of the genuine
, Laxative Bromo'Quipine Tablets
the remedy that cures n cold In one da;
S
Ntoph llie CoiiKh'sntl Works off
tl?o C'ultl.
,1 Laxative Ttroiuo-Qipnine Tablets cure
| a cold in one day. No core, no pay.
rrice 'J."? nuts.
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
It artificially digests the food and aids
< Nature Id strengthening and reconstructing
the exhausted digestive or*
r gans. It is the latest discovereddlgestc
_ ant and tonio. No other preparation
can approach It In efficiency. It la*
t stantly relieves and permanently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea,
t $lok Headache, Gastralgla, umMana
all other results of imperfect digeoj^n.
PrlcivaDt and $1. Largo tU<?jpatfllea?ftiUD?a
BsaUeiM. BuokalTabouiflxyeePSAwilwifwe
e Prepared but. C. 0?W'TT A CO., C^OGgO.
;d 1842.
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of strength and
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