Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, May 10, 1902, Image 8
to the acre fit less cost, means
if-' e money.
' More Potash
in the Cotton fertilizer improves the
soil; increases yield ? larger profits.
Sen J for our book (free) expl uuiiR how to
get these results.
GERMAN KAI.I WORKS,
93 Nassau St., New York.
tmnRnawmm >.? i?ui i.-iumi mismsshw mot
A /t/tortioH ni'nt of Dispvii stiry
Jtoney to Make n/> lh-jicitn.
Following is a list of the school
districts in this county which did
not receive as much as $75 per
school from the three mill tax and
,.,.n ?..o .. 'in... ...... .i: .
JMMI idAuc. L i i \ # nuiwu I>I uavii (lid*
trict lucked and which is to be
made up from the proll's of the
Slate dispensary 'or the year before
the profits are divided between
all the schools of llie State, |
is also given.
District. Amount.
No. 1 $10.32
3 2 l.st <
0 20.40 ,
S 13.44
!! 45.00 (
10 0.12 t
12 o.no
13 34.80
15 34.80 I
10 11.70 !
17 0 00
Is 0.00
1!? 34 02 (
20 14 04 j
22 23.2s
20 29.04 ''
2S 27.00
20 * 20.10
31 1 6S
35 42.00
37 43.44
41 03.60 *
42 13.20
41 0.00
15 13.20 I
47 15.90 (
IS l,-?.96 I
Id 4; ail
T.r \J.\t\J
50 40.20
I
Total $078.00
IIUKNfiD A WHOLE YEAK. |.
:
Fire in Jacksonville Itnins Still h
Smoulders.
The Jacksonville Times Union!'
and Citizen of Saturday says: '
While the fire which started 1
on May 3, 1901, and devastated
the city was under control with- '
in seven hours, yet it has been '
burning for the past 365 days. !'
.1 II. Kooker, William linker
and a Times lTnion and Citizen
reporter went to tho ruins of the
old Mohalk biff! , ;ir.l with an
shovel dujjofl'the t< p of the pile J
ofbi\.!;.n briek .... i :n(.*2.ar. Three
or t ur cl i th top of the J
pi a ' v:r m :oke :'
se n to < fY< iv. '1 )v 'e din*. !
Digging still deeper each shovel ['
fill Lv i. : t . .. ! hot tor as '
it was '-.lkcn out. Hi-ruing n
1
a 11 >
it if Id /, 1 T! 'm ?n?''
vr:. no; if; ai, ... i o \\ ?te;
v ri< turn >1 i>n
Thin it was o year after ;
1 h - com met.f i f* e <'
cl"1; artiii nl i.s ca . n ' .01
i: ot * I'
I his piace lias
1. .
L\" til' . OUul.l \
' 7 ; .V !f\. vi
\v;m i iii>- j^rain 11?-tt >?:r: in ;
all f
-~">v i* * 't #ws r
UMO lUnlH |
For Infanta and Children.
Tha Ki.id You Ha/s A!wo;o Bought'
Boars the y/ /TT?
Signature of i tbtCtU/H j
CountDemocratic Convention.
The County Democratic Convention
met in tho courthouse
here Monday. All the clubs except
Helair and Primus were represented.
At 12:30 the convention
was called to order by County
Chairman .J. F. Nisbet. The
convention was organized with
the election of Mr. J. F. Nisbet
as chairman and .J. Harry Foster
as secretary. An election was
then held for delegates to the
State convention which resulted
as follows :
T. V. Williams, J. N. Estridire,
B. F. Est ridge, J. M. Voder, W.
B. Bruce, T. M Botk.
Alternates: .1. P. Hunter, W.
S. L. Porter, J. W. Ha me I, .1. F.
Nisbet, J. Harry Foster, C. 1).
Jones.
Executive cnmmiPee: S. 11
Ezzell, Van Wyck ; M. C. Gar
ner, Flat Creek ; T. J. Strait,
r . \\r r> ?? ??
uanbiuioi , ?r . i>. oruce, x'ioas'i
nt Hill: H. F. Estridge, Kershaw;
L. W. Iliuson, Primus;
1. (). Porter, Oarnes' School
II on so ; VV. G. A. Porter. Hopewell
; .John King, Dry Creek ;
H. M. Polk, Tradesvillo; I. G.
Coan, Pleasant Plain. Indian
Land and Taxahaw were not represented
and no committeemen
liave been selected for those clubs.
II. E. Coffey was elected chairman
of the County Executive
jommittee for the ensuiug two
rears and T. Y. Williams member
if the State Executive commitee.
After passing a resolution
favoring a continuance of the
^tafe campaign as heretofore,
riz : the holding of a meeting in
?ach county (or the candidates
for State offices, the convention
idjourned.
Not Without Money.
"Dr. Talmage, during his visit
fo England in 1S79," says the
London Chronicle, "had been encaged
to preach iti a church in
one of the large towns of England.
On arriving at the build
ing he found, it besieged by a
throng of from 15,000 to 20,000
people. Naturally he expected
the place would be crowded inside;
instead ?>f Ibis he was surprised
to find it only moderately
full. -Why.' be demanded of 'he
pastr r. ' don': you let this crowd
af neonle come in?" 1
r - ... . \ /11 ^ nam
lie, 'each person inside has paid
four shillings to get in.' Dr.
Falmage had intended to preach
from the text : 'Without money
ind without price.' He changed
lis subject."
I'yny-llitlitniii Kcllrvmltlght Away
nid ma 1.1 < n i?j>cctly cud of coughs itnd coldu
liroi:ze Statue ot It. 1*. Itlaiui.
The bronze statue of Richard
I*. Bland, which js to be erected
*t Lebanon, Mo. his old home,
i/- hi ? < ' >d and will lie
mourned is s the pedestal
an h - d. The figure is
nosed as ? 1 sing the people.
"' '' I d upraised. On
~lal is to be
bus : " Richard Barks
'V his friend r
ft' im L'-hanon, M<>
>11 t lw <>ih<*r side will he eni
!<.. ?'?i- t-\iric' from one of
if : - I uo .speak lor
ol the Missis\*
hen i say that we
-m'omII ? the (loinina>ti
> ny political party, howy
love it, that
4 ' e?\r hand upon sil
j/es it
. W\ !u ' .in.i of Holland
w Movidtjtlv 'H and fear-; are
t-iii. rlaimai luai six- may not
r -fvci'. voting though she i>
r :?o >?' ? r I'lircnf*.
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'i in U < .??'n-p -s M m -.vrup for
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Hjiilf in'fort tho old ouo \./
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: for anybody!
y\ll Havana Filler
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to
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i
! of same value as tags from
| 'STAR.' DRUMMORD' Natural Leaf.
j 'GOOD LUCK' OLD PEACH & HONEY'
'RAZORand I.RICE GREENVILLE" j
Sixteen dealers in bolouna saw
I u o <rn u t 1 .. ** ' >"
oi.firo nciCIIICII I Ctril 11^ III 1 Villi'
svlvani.'i up^na peculiar charge,
Ii was ilevt loped fhal they nhc
been selling trust made sausage
preserved with horacic acid and
padded out with potato tlour
The dealers swore they sold tin
sausage precisely as they hough!
it. They were fined $50 earl
with $200 costs, all of which was
paid by the parking house Iron
which the sausage was purchased
Menstruation made Uepiiiar and Painless
and l'a<n? tn Side*, litps and Limbs cured b;
Simmon* Kquaw Vino wine or Tablets.
r? PER DAY can easily he mailt
Q by l?<ly or gentleman ener
getically working our busi<
ness. Strictly honorable and legiti
mate. No capital required. Ad
dress for particulars Southern Si'KC'
ialty Co , 201'J Noble Street, Antiis
ton, Ala May 4-1 m
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Ci-uii iiiuUrus-isl l.iu.i ..ster
S. C. unit receive a liirr'e dollar \
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recent ami <>n" c:no3J5
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Stock of
and "IVT
Come and
I
! Our grand display of S}
Styles. This exhibit is
I ful buying by our expert
a milliner of experience
| markets'of the East hav
| fore you
THE FINEST ARI
11 EVER SHOWN
We know that asking
sufficient reason to you I
! must deserve it by offc
in style, quality and pric
\
i our stock will show that
\
j quantity, assortment, sty
Here you will find the
. Neto Spring am
; Silks, Dress Goods and '
! in Mercerized Silk Ze
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waists and suits, so s
" lovely Bastiste Lawns, I
A few assortments of
scarce now.
White Goods
Pm
Ci i lu
One 1 iii (11 ed arc! fi 1
.'Goods, 1'laid IVIuslins ar
Ianc.) Madras, hit nc
1 Lawns. We arc openin
broideries, 1 bgings, 1 n?
My!
T? " "T"'' rs 1 ? ? rs c C* - -i r V
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J. Cell* l?
!
i in Tailored Shirts T)
> \\ rappers.
IHsatli B'k'f
II c
rit.ed To Come
j Cur Elegant
Dry Goods
illinery.
You Will See
a
)ring Millinery of the latest
the result of weeks of care1
t Milliner, Miss Mac Martin,
and splendid taste. The ?
e been searched to bring be
LAY OF MILLINERY
!N LANGASTER.
for your patronage, is not
for giving it, but that we
:ring superior inducements
e. The slightest look over
it stands alone, so far as
de and prices go.
V
only complete stock of
d 4
Summer Goods,
Wash Goods. Pretty wash
phyrs, very desirable for
.tyles of French Percales,
)otted Swiss and Organdies.
linen suitings?these are
>
roideries,
and Laces. >
!V (150) puces of White f
h! Striped Pastiste, White
h Organdies and Persian
g up enough all-over Hniertic
ris to supply the Coun
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