Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, March 27, 1901, Image 3
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Short Locals.
Wednesday, March 27, 1901.
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?The veterans are to rae<
' here Saturday.
?Mr. Henry Collins, of Ohei
ter, is in tlie city.
?Miss Daisy Iluey epont Sur
day in Rock Hill.
?Miss Lizzie M. llelk o
Dixie, visited Mrs. Dr. Sh-ai
recently.
?Mr. R. J. Flynn of Nei
Cut is having his dwelling n
modeled.
?rivirs. w.j. Ijong is visitin
her son, Mr. Robt. L. Long, c
f Marion, N. O.
r ?J
P ?Mies Florence Boll, of Ma
m gill, is visiting Miss Mabel Bruc
m at Dr. Strait's.
?Our old- friend Mr. A. 1;
&i^^tol lings, of Oakhurst, was ii
town Monday.
t" ?Mr. G. W. S. .Hart of tli<
Yorkvillo bar was in court hen
Monday on business.
?The Baptist ladies nettec
$28.15 out. of the dinner given ii
the tent one day last, week.
?Mr. James H. IIiek?0|b ?f
Charleston, is spendi"K rt 'evv
iays at his old horn? Ibis week
?Mr, "hini Mrs. II. II. Hayes,
of Durham, N. C., spent several
lays with relatives here recently
?Mr. J. Davis Flynr attended
a birthday supper D r.
VV. H. Sapp of O K one night
JPfe^ast week.
?Mr R. E. Wylie went to
^ Yorkvillo Monday afternoon to
attend the funoral of Judge
W* Witherspoon.
?Mr. J. B. Noal and little
son of Longsvillo, were in Lancaster
Saturday and gave the
Enterpaise a pleasant call.
?I will go to Tradesville Friday
an? remain until Tuesday
evening. Don't fail to give me a
call if you want a nice photo
graph. W. A. Davis.
?Mr. Thomas Ileaves and Mist
Ada Ilorton, daughter of Mr.
Douglas Ilorton were married at
White BlutT by J. N Estridge, N.
P., Sunday 24th inst.
?Mr L C. Peyaeur invites
lie ladies to come and inspect
lis stock of trimmed hats winch
no says will be large and surprisingly
cheap.
?Mr. Jand Mrs. John .StewIgL
man have returned from a visit
to tlie latter s parents in An^^idorion.
?Miss Maggie Anderson who
wont several weeks ago to Atlanta,'
(la., to have her eyes
operated on for cataract has returned
greatly bone fitted to the
groat delight of her many
friends.
?There will be services in
the Episcopal church next Sunday
at 11 a. m , and 5 p. m.,
conducted by the Rev. J \V
Cantey Johnson.
Superintendent L. T. Nichoh
>f the L. <t C. Railway, was in
.own Monday and Tuesday.
?The summer school foi
" * TCachers will ho held this veai
i *
it Converse college, Spartanburn,
instead of Wintbrop Tin
school will open on June 20tl:
dd last one month. Board
IL ^.vill cost only -114 for th(
rl ^session.
1 JA| ?Read tho millinery anpHounoemeiU
of the Heath Bank
ing it Mercantile Co. in todayh
issue. Miss Thorn and her as
^ sistants are busy getting readt^
for tho opening on the 2nd o
A pril.
?Mr. J. T. Mackey'a dwellinf
narrowly escaped destruction b;
l tire one evening: last week. Mrs
Maokey wan out in the cook roon
looking after supper, leaving he
babe in the cradle in the sittiii]
room. She went in to look afte
the child when she found, to he
amazement, that the sofa wa
.i afire, the window curtains ha
^ ^^Lnrned up. She managed wit
aid of some of her neighboi
.languish the flames. She
s| iC to account tor the ongi
r p fire. If she had remain*
t',e *"ooni * little longer h<
k child would have been burnt
M flV W,?t "
?
and the fire would have "been |
? beyond control.
?The Baptist church hero Is com- ^
? pleted and services will be held in it
, for the first time next Sunday niorn5C
ing.
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?The rains of Monday evening and w
r_ night were very hea y and put the
creeks ou a great tare.
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?Miss A?la Heath who has been is
I visiting relatives here for sometime
went to Kershaw Saturday to visit ai
Mrs. S. W. Heath. ir
f ? M iss Mamie Hunter is visit si
ing her uncle's family, Mr \V. S **
Ilorton, near Kershaw.
v ?Major Miles Helton of Texas,
5- formerly of this county, is here
on a visit to his old friends,
j, ?Mr and Mrs. E. K. Patter
, son of Fort Mill spent several
days with the former's brother
here, Mr. J. E. Patterson.
?There will ho preaching at
R Hills Creek church by the pastor^
next Sabbath morning at 11 (
o'clock. ;
1 ?Miss Ellen Kirk ot the 1 ri
mus section is spending the week '
3 with her Bister, Mrs. J. A. Mc3
Cain at Unity.
Mr. G. C. Sullivan of Anderson is
spending a few days here with his
I friend Dr. J. E. l'oore. lie and the .
j doctor were in the Spanish-American ,
war together, he being <|iiartermaster T,
of the regiment of which l)r. Poor was
surgeon. Jg
?Mr. J. R. Starnes who has a hej
^contract for building 125 factory wi
| houses has made a good start He
has 10 or 1*2 houses partially Cu
f ramed and the pillars built under an
most of them.
?Mr. Fred Dunlap, who has 1,1
for sometime been running as ex- .
pressman on a road between
Charleston and Asheville, N. C , ' ;
is in Lancaster on a visit to bis
father's family. da
?Sheriff John P. llunter re ? (
turned home Monday after hii ca:
absence of several weeks in dies1
ter, swid his many friends will be
glad to learn that he is greatly ?
' improved and able to be out now.
?The Abbeville Cotton mills j10
shipped three cars of cloth direct
mi
to Shanghai, China, this week, .
and expect to make a large shipmerit
next week.
Ill'
?The dwelling house and wi
mill of George McCown two
miles north of Darlington were
blown down by a tornado Mon- fBI
day as well as several negroe \v
houses, both Mr. and Mrs Me- an
'Jown were injured and several ne
negroes wore hurt.
i n %
--Messrs Claborn Patterson
and Ch.u'les C. Wright, two 1
clever young men, who have 901
been in Lancaster for several
days, left Tuesday for their ^
home in Swain county, Western ^
North Carolina,
?The I'lensant Hill school presided
over tjv .Miss Ella Ii<>attie, a very
capable young lady and excellent J|(
' teacher, closed last Friday night with
' appropriate exercises hy the pupils. A
t lonjf programme was carried out and
great interest was manifested by the ,
large crowd that was present. The Jt
' characterot f he exercises and the ad- t IV
. ujirntde rendition of the same speak
well for both teacher and pupils. y.
-?There was a washout yes- lai
1 I onlay turning just after the co
down train passed over Turkey do
1 ''reek trestle just abovo York- an
villo. Two or three benches wi
were washed out. Also, three w]
, benches wei% washed out the en
i trestle over Dry Creek near Sha- trj
run and live benches' out, the Hul- ov
lock's Creek trestle near Hickory co
(irovo w(
?Mr. Miles Johnson of Rock T1
Mill, popularly known as re
"Uncle Miles", died at his wi
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home in Ilock Hill Monday cr
from the effects of grippe. He
win in bis 7Jrd year and was a
remarkable man. He was be
. buried yesterday afternoon at 4 st<
- o'clock by the masons and odd- fo
i fellows of which orders lie was tri
a member. *)H
1 ?Tho late John It Ashe of J56
f Yorkville left insurance policies
aggregating $20,000, all of which,
we understand, is payable to his fr
~ estate. One of the policies, for
$IC,000, is in the Equitable Life CI
4 - - ?1
jj ! Assurmice owitsiy , niiwiuvr iui
r $5,000, in the Union Central of
,, Cincinnati, while the other $5,000 ! 1
~ is in a company whose name wc .
_ could not learn.
P'
il Counterfeits of I)e Witt's Witch j8
h Hazel Salve are liahle to cause tj
rfi blood poisoning, heave them all (j(
j8 alone. The original has the name
M I)eWitt's upon the box and also .
j wrapper. It is a harmless and a "
healing salve for skin diseases.
-[ Unequalled for piles, Crawford
!ti, Bros, d-w-i ft
j A
% + y
I fihy a
? Ablo to Holft Siok Womo
Whon Doctors Fall.
How gladly would men fly to w<
van's aid did they but understand
'Oman's feelings, trials, sensibilize
ud peculiar organic disturbances.
Those things are known only t
omen, and the aid a man would giv
i not at his command.
To treat a case properly it is necci
try to know all about it, and ful
iformation, many times, cannot b
iven by a woman to her family phj
ciau. She cannot bring herself t
ill everj thing, and the physician i
Mas. O. II. CifArpsu*
a constant disadvantage. This if
ly, for the past twenty-five years.
;>usands of women have been coning
their troubles to us, and oui
vice bar brought happiness an<3
alth to countless women in the L'.S
Mrs. Chappell, of Grant Park. 111.
lose portrait we publish, advises all
Bering women to use Lydia E. Pink
m's Vegetable Compound, as il
red her of inflammation of the ovariei
d womb ; she, therefore, speaks fron
owledge. and her experience oughl
give others confidence. Address Mrs
nlrhnmV I .nl./iriifurtf !.*??*?
u??.uu. w Mw/v.wwvij, "JUU,
>n-Snlt<d.
The court was engaged Mon
y and yesterday till about 4
dock in the hearing of th<
se of Mrs. Ringstaif versus
e Lancaster & Chester Rail
ad for damages for the deatli
her husband who was founc
ad on the railroad treat h
ross Bear Creek, the trair
ving run ovdV and hadl)
angled his body. After hear
thr testimony for'the plain
V, the railroad's attornej
oved for a non-suit whiel
is granted by the judge
When yon arebi1lious,Uoe thosi
mous.little pills known ap De
itt's Little Karly Risers to clo
so the liver and bowels. The}
ver gripe.Cr??wfor<l Bros, <]-wttre
yew Stock.
Our Mr Hood in now of I buyinj
me of the choicest stock tha
> liave handled this season nn<
pv will ho hero by Saturday o
mday. Come one, come h1!
me old stand and cuaranteed.
Lancaster Mer. Co.
ivlng Train Itlown off Tiuck i
Georgia.
Columbus, (la , March 25.?
mixed train was blown off o
e Central of Georgia rnilrom
icks one mile east of Buen
ista, 37 miles from Columbus
te this afternoon The trail
nsistod of an engine and ten
r, baggage car, two coache
id twelve freight cars, an<
is going fifteen miles an hou
lien struck by the wind Th
gine was lifted from th
nek, the tender was turnei
or, the baggage car, tw
aches and three freight car
are 'thrown on their sido*
le rent of the train, however
mained on the track. No on
as killed, but four of til
ew wore injured.
Mrs. C. E. VanDeusen, of Ki
mm, Wis, was alllicted with
omach trouble and constipatio
r a long time. She hhvs, "I hav
led many preparations but noti
ive done me the good thatChair
irlam's Stomach and Liver Tal
ts have." These tablets are fc
le at J. F. Macney Go's Dru
ore. Price, 25 cents. Samp]
ee.
Ii 11 roll Dedication by Dr. Kilgi
The members of Salem Met hi
st church, Heath Springs, ai
oking forward to the tilth Sur
?y in this month with grei
l~ o.? ||,A.. Ik.
irnnui rf nn i uu%y nuj;r wii i ii<
?y to realize their loon che
hed hope of seeing their heai
ful new church completed an
sdicated to the service ot Ooi
,ev. John C. Kilgo, D. D, pre
lent of Trinity College, N. C.,
> preach the sermon and ded
ate the church. Dr. Kilgo wj
jr several years one of the lea<
ing members of the South Carolina
conference, and is still held
n in very higli^sfeem by his church
and brethren in this state. We
o. extend a hearty welcome to all
a who may be able to be with us.
s- Come and hear Dr. Kilgo Mar.
o 31st, 11 a.m. The occasion is to
e be further magnified by having in
connection with it our second
11 quarterly Conference, liev. Jos.
e w. Kil'go, our efficient presiding,
o elder, who is a brother of Dr.
a Jno. C. will preach at 11 a. nr.
Saturday March 3b, and will hold
the conference. The presiding
elder will also preach Sunday
evening at 8 o'clock.
I). Arthur Phillips, Pastor.
Prof. Ivison,of Lonacouing,Md
suffered terribly from neuralgia
of the stomach and indigestion for
thirteen years and after the doctors
failed to cure him they fed
him on morphine. A friend advised
the uso of Kodol Dyspepsia
Uure and after taking a few hotthis
of it he saj*s, "It haa cured
ino entirely. I can't say too much
for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure." It
digests what you eat.^Crawford
Bros. d w a
HEATH SPRINGS.
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The new town council has had the
streets* worked which improves the
I appearance of the town right much.
A large number of young people at,
tended the closing exercises of the
1 Pleasant Hill school on last Friday
night, and report an overcrowded
t house and an excellent entertainment.
' Mr. Gonso, who has been here put?
ting machinery in the roller mill, left
t on Sunday having put the mill in good
running condition.
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Oroxton returned
from Troy, S. C., on Sunday. Mr.
: Croxton'has I een teaching the school
at that place.
Prof. S. \V. Oarrette and Mr W. B.
Twitty spent Sunday in Lancaster.
We were pleased to see in town, last
' week, Bev. U. C. McRoy and Mr Jas.
> He \ if Kershaw.
jjffc ^ Cloik.
4 March 26,1901.
I The stomach controla the situation.
Those who are hearty and
strong are those who can eat and
1 digest plenty of food. Kodol DysT
n^nol'u On.n - L. ? ? *
jm f?nn? viii r ui^ontn n uat y wii i*m
and allows you also to eat all the
- good food you want. If you suffer
r from indigestion, heartburn and
i belching or any atomach trouble,
this preparation can't help but do
you good. The most aonsative
stomacha can take it. Crawford
3 Bros. . d-w-s
' JAPANESE
f PILE CURE
A n?- ami Complete Treatment, consisting
ot SUl'POblTORlKS, Capsul.H of Ointment
l? end tn Muxes of Ointment. a novo failing
. cure f > * Piles of every nature anil decree. It
' i CM a.i <>|M-rutlon with ihe knlfC, which Is
1 i?:iinfu . ait i often insults in death, unnensnry.
\' H Y KNIIl'KK Tills TKKKI ISI.K HISKASK? \\'e
r 1 a written piutrnntee In each f' .00 Hox. No
i | i ure S nay. tieenti and ti u bu.t, 6 fur IS.
I. | ?. ti -J ... ,1 .1. .w f.n..
OINTMENT. 25c- and 50c.
GuriSTSPAT 10 N
IV 1.H ;iu- r?'.n i.lV KIUntl STOMA* H kEl>
ULATOR and IlwOOD PURIFIER Sinai!.
. mikl anil plensivnt to take: especially adapted
for children ? u.sc. 50 dose* 25 cento.
Crawford Bros., Oruiculsts, Agents, Lftnca*
tor 1 e-w.l
f , For Tl.e Enterprise.
I TAUKH&ACLE DOTS.
a
l? The Agricultural Army?Taber*
II nacle on a "Boom"?Irr.
SappN Birthtlay.
1 Tabernacle, March 23--A* I
r have not seen anything from thin
e section in sometime, 1 will en
e deavor to give you some of the
recent happenings of Tabernacle
? and surrounding country,
a 1 ha farmers of this section are
i. pushing ahead with thoir work,
*, I and 1 think that it tin y iv.nl true
c to plow, th*> wiii he piou.iiiri loo
e early thin ear.
Small grain is looking well and
promie , with continued seasons
in the lutuie, to yield a large
crop.
n Tabernacle section is on a
n "boom." We have a preacher,
e several school teachers, u tloctor,
>e a superintendent of education,
l- two or three merchants, and
many other prominent citizens
)r that are putting forth every elf rl
? in their power to develop the in>
'e exhaustible resources of the com.
munity. And with a similar
r\ vita r\Arl 4 i n t li f n t rn t It 1 (
yl I l / ill IIIO ii l ill r( I II I r
section bids fair to be one of the
jj foremost in the state.
We hare a very prop
( school, taught by I'rofes
Green, who is doing r
*' advance the educational
this community,
r We also have a goo
i school at Taherna'
id preaching every first,
J fourth Sundays in ear
s Your humble co
jR had the pleasure of
most, enjoyable bii
versary last Wednef
given bv Mrs. Rett
d* hu?b?Dd, Dr. W. H..
i
? 'if*
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X>o you
Cough?
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup will euro a
Cough or Cold nt once. Conquers
Croup, Whooping-Cough and MeasloCougn
without fail. Mothers praise ra
it. Doctors prescribe it for Bronchi- ?)t
tis. Hoarseness, Grippe, Pneumonia M
and Consumption. It gives quick, "J
sure results. Price, 2.5 cts. Reftisethe to
dealer's substitute ; it is not as gcod. ci
Debdibi j
I Cough Syrup
Always cures when others fail.
Dr. Bull's Pills cure Constipation and Liver
Troubles. 50 pills, 10 cts. Trial box, 5 its
our most successful physicians.
The supper was a grand sue- Ci
cess. Although the weather was p(
threatening rain, and the writer
came very near getting a drench ?
iug. there were several of the in- \\
vited guests on hand ready to
partake of the fine twenty-pound ri
gobbler which ad ?rned the table J
nt supper time and also many
other delicacies winch showed
that the doctor's good wife does jli
not do anything by h lives. .
The supper was highly enjoyed 1,1
by all persons for which the I)oc k
tor and his kind wife should re- n<
ceive the highest praise. Bit. 6j
sad to say, it did not work well
with some of Ihe men present, at j (j
it i? lopuripu in:ti c? if* wpnr nnrne
from thip To ! t and next dav could w
hardly control him-elf, as he was
strutting and gobbling around *
and wanting to know if ho had 'li
turned to a "Turkey Onbbb?'>, bt
Hoping that bo found out, wo will j"
clone. More Anon, tl
Somk Onk. pi
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GENTLEMEN, Get the New, Novel
Discovery,
PIGEON MILK n
IXJUCTOH ja
Curia Gonorrhoea and Gleet In 1 to-I days; J),
lut notion 1* timglcil. Prevents st leture A 1
c implete To be carried in vest ocket. "-tire n|
preventative. Sent by mall lti plain packago, 1
prepaid, on receipt of p-lce. 1100 per box ap
for IB ft<\
Crawfprd Uros Druggists Agents. Ltyteas <11
tar. 3. tl . 1-ew l .
m el
Two Wood Fish Stories.
Jackson, Miss , March 25.?A
remarkable lish s ory comes from p
liaiiKin county, but the most re- j
markable part of it is that the o
story is true. In blasting rock
in iho Rankin quarry a lew days !.
ago the workmen found a plain
and distinct outline of a medium OJ
sized fish in the center of a large
boulder. The outline of iho fich ,
is perfect in every particular, the .
tail and tins being clearly distm
guished. The quarry men pre C}
served the section ot rock and it
is now on exhibition atoffice
of the clerk of the cagg^K com- r
mission, where score?^^^? ex 'J
amined it. There is no douot but
that the fish was imprisoned in
the rock at the beginning of its ?
formation, and that it remained
there. rt
Still another remarkable fish s}!
\r i
story comes from I azoo City, and Cl
is vouched for hy the Sentinel, n
of that town. Some days ago
Capt Powell completed an arte _
sian well on his plantation, water
having noon lounM in the great
est abundance at a depth of more
than 1.000 foot. The wonderful
thing about this wo)I is th^t it
supplies fish as well as water, and v
it is supposed that the well gets
its supply from a subterranean
lake.?Atlanta Daily News.
or- To make a good news- I
paper and to got your money's A
worth, keep your subscription c
paid up
STATE OF Mil Til CIROLIU
corNTV OF LANCASTER.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned will apply to the 11
Secretary of State ol South Car *
whna, on or alter the 2nd nay 01 "
March, A. D, 1901, lor the issuance
of certificate of incorporation
pimiiant to I lie provisions of "An
Act \o provide for the incorporation
\of Religious, Educational, '
"*?cjal, Fraternal or Charitable
Lodge, Societies, Asso
" ,;?s, and for
' ,,r>se
:ASIL
I
M AGlSt
Is sold with a wo?da,
Fits, Uizzi.
Ity, Lost Vltalltj
einory the result o
!ss, K ros of You
Ice ?1 : ti hoxes f
any address or
'awford liros .
C.
list"
Ht
are
Vfcx f busy.
[eath Banking & M
:mtile Cos. millinery
ouncement of their
eous spring open,
hich begins on next
Tuesday, April 2
We will then display th<"iperb
collection of tin
ats that has ev *
town. They
evv York novel^fli?rv
department, is a bloom,
larkling with beautiful hats and
niuets for this spring wear,
ome and cast your eyes on the
ore i f color and style, and you
ill again be convinced of the
iperiority ol Mips ihom s inline
rv creations. Every lint is a
iaufy and is bound to please;
ist try on as many as you want;
i6 buying will bo easy, as our
ices are so much lower than
ly others.
It's Spring
ith us, sure! The stores from
>ors to ceiling, rammed and
inbed with spring bargains, the
?st Mr. Heath ever picked up,
rove it. Our unique and varied
sport ment of spring silks and
ress goods in the leading new
lects, will attract your attention
id praise. Great
White Goods
our big lots white linen, Peran
lawns; French organdies and
astes at one half price. Will
rove that you will not want for
argains at this store. Our gen*al
advertisement next week of
ir clothinp, hats, shoes, skirts,
mhroitleries, laces, corsets and
n lerwear with our wondertully
>w prices, will prove to you that
lis is the place to spend your
tsh.
eatli litg. I teille
COMPANY
F. Mackey A ('o., firujfg'sts, will
'fund you your money if you are not
itistied after using; Chamber ain'a
toniach and Liver Tablets. They
ire disorders of t he stomach, biliousess
constipation and headache,
rice. 25oents. Samples free.
t A m
YOU liO TO
'our grocer and call for some of
ur Gluton and Germ
Graham Flour.
janciwter Mercantile Co. and
V. 1*. Iiennett handle it. It
ontains no starch?scarcely more
han 70 per cent, is Germ and
il uton.
Just Try
One Sack
>f our meal and flour, and you're
nine. When you want pure,
weet, clean goods with that "old
ime" nutty flavor, use ours. If
Yon fJan't.
Get It,
rrom your grocer, write to
L. E. BROWN, Mgr.
Rock Hill Roller Mills,
Rock llill, S. C.
^ration Notice.
take notice *