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W r,~"' "Tl Corn removes from the soil M f^Bri ^ar8e quantities of *bM Potash. . The fertilizer apyplied, must furnish bA enough Potash, or the ^ land will lose its proRead carefully our books on crops?sent /ret. GKRMAN KAI I WORKS, y_j Nassau St., New York. LtBCftSTSR ' ENTERPRISE. Published Wednesdays by Entkkihisk Publish inu Co. A. J. CLARK. Editor. One Year, - - - $1.00 Six Months, - - .50 Three Months, - - .25 IN ADVANCE. Wednesday, Tulv 9, 1902. The Barnwell Sentinel makes this comment upon the senatorial race: "Just what effect the candidacy of ex-Governor John Gary Evans for the United States senate will have upon the result of the election is, of course, problematical, but it is safe to assume, taking into account the- political past, that Mr. A-bury C. Latimer will be the greatest loser." Yes, and it may knock him out of being in the second race with Colonel Elliott, who, it is conceded by many, is the strongest man in the race. Open Letter. You are doubtless aware that 1 am a candidate lor County Supervisor. It is possible that I may uot see ycu before the campaign opens, but I hope to see you then. 1 am in the upper section of the county and this section has not had a representative in any of the county offices tor a number of years, and 1 think it would only be lair and right to allow us a representative, and I ask you to give me thi3 honor. I have had a good leal of experience in bridge building and 1 think 1 can make a great improvement in working the roads and I promise that if I am elected to this office to give mv time and care to the improvement of the roads and countv affairs generally. Hop ing that you will give my case serious consideration and turn out on election day and cast your vote in my interest, and thanking you in advance tor what you may do in my favor, I n>?. ii/.nro I 1 > i t? til > v^iu o i i u n ^ J. A. Hyatt, It. Van Wyck, S. C. I Mr. T. J. Cunnigham who was in to.vn yesterday, told an interesting story of the RiicceMful offorts of a fisherman in the Catawba river lie went down to his lower place below Rocky Mount, the other day a Mr. liollis, who has the place in charge, drove up w;f' a wagon load of fish, one attuibjon which weighed 23f> pounds. Besides this there was a large quantity of catfish and other varieties, that were caught in the fall trap. Mr. Cunnigham helped to eat the large fish, and the neighbors in the surrounding l>anntv a'? ra ]i Kara lit? nrnni/laS with All the firth they wished. The river seems to be literally filled with a fine variety of fish this summer.?Chester Lantern. OABTOniA. th* /f The Kind Yto Have Always Bought t 9 v ^ ' GAMBLING IN LAUKENS. Ilow the Evil Flourishes in th Smaller Cities of this State. Laurens County News. One Saturday night severs weeks ago two of oar policeme raided the rooms of one of ou citizens and there found eigh young men engaged iu gambling Each was required to put u bond to the amount of $5 eabh But if you will examine the book you will not find their names The entries were made in fictic ious names. This gambling hel has been running in the ver; heart of our town and in the sam building that one of the aldermai has office. The first that thi writer ever knew of its existent was when his attention was call ed to it by an ollicer of the law That was som^ months ago, bu no effort was made to close it up Every night a light could be seen in that upper room. Now that tin raid has been made and the ol tenders lined?but not exposed? tlie den will probably go to othe quarters. There i6 a law against this very common evil and i should be enforced. The arrestini ollicers are not to be blamed fo making a ficticious entry, for tin guilty parlies all promised neve to do so any more. The object o the law is not only to punish tin the offender, but to effect a re form. It this reform is effected b; withholding their names, tin names should be withheld. Liu has the reform been made? Thosi officers have taker, on thernselve a great responsibility. If thosi men contnue to play their "hones game," those officers are to blame They should he more watchful ii the future than ever in the past They are "on to em" now and cai spot them without trouble. For some time, a great injus tice has been done here. If a lev negroes are caught throwing crap in the pasture, they are pullec and lined, but white men are al lowed to play poker at night fo large stakes and go Scott fre( Dont stop pulling the negr when he breaks the law, but pu! the white man as well. A whit man should be dealt with mor severely lor he is supposed t know better, having had greate advantages ; and his influence : certainly greater. If A Man Lie To You. And says some other nalv< ointment, lotion, oil or allege healer in as good as Bucklin A r 111 e a ^solcn f o I 1 Kl m tin rl years of marvelous cures of l'ilo Bums, Cuts, Scalds, Bruises an Skin Eruption prove it's the bei and cheapest. 25c at Crawfor Bros, and J. F. Mackey Co's dru store. Another Date Set. London, July 7.? King Ed war passed a favorable day and lb verbal report given out tonigh was (hat his majesty is still doin well. The use by the l'rince of Wale of the word "recovery'' when h referred to the king's progress a the inauguration of tlie Iiaphat Nurses Home of (iuys' hospiti this afternoon is regarded in man quarters as indicating that th royal family considers the king' case most hopefully. King Edward will be crowne between August 11 and Augue 15. Ilis recovery has been s v* i will ii ft/1 ont lufn/it Aw?> t l? ? 4 *l? | i u|/iu auu nanomuiui jf uiai LU above decision was arrived at tc | day. iNo official announcemen j of the fact has yet been made. l'he pageant through thestreef and the ceremony at Westmini? ter Abbey will be much curtaile from the original plan. Thei majesties will drive from Buck ingham palace to the abbey, th same route as taken at the open ing of parliament. J ? The Visitors. Mrs. M. J. Williams, Mil e Marion Spencer of Thomasvilli Ga , Miss Virginia McCollum c Polkton, N. C., and Mr. Newraa McCollum of Bushnel, Fla., ai vijiting at Mr. W. Q. Caskey1 D in the New Cutsectiou. r it Miss Nellie Lathrop of Ricl burg is visiting her .aunt, Mrs p T. J. Strait. Mr. Munelyn Hoke of Lesli 8 is visiting his sister, Mrs. W.I Knight. 1 Mrs. W. S. Langlev and Mis v Maggio L'ardue are visiting i e Chester. Mr. I). A. Williams attende 8 a meeting of the board ot trustee e of the Connie Maxwell Orphai age last week at Greenwood. t Mrs. W. B. Alexander, ne . Miss Nannie Hudson, and he three children, Miss Margarita o Masters Furman and William, ( Nashville, Tenu., are visiting s - Mr. L. C. Pay sear's. Mrs. Susan B. Hudson of !lop< 41 Ark., is visiting h? r daurhte 1 here, Mrs. L. C. Tavsvrar. S r Mr. and Mrs. (I 11. (Jatlin b leave today for M r- liead Cit\ r N. C., to spend tl.o summer o I the seacoast. e Mr. 11. M. Johnson and fa rail stopped over i" town ve*terda on their way from Cheraw t ^ Gafney where they are moving. 8 OA.STOHIA. Bears th# /) Ito Kind You Have Always Boug ' a Items from Koek Hill Herald u Miss Irene Cunningham, ( Lancaster, is with her aunt, Mr * W. 11. Duniap. v lg Mrs. Mollie Terry, of Lancaste ] spent Wednesday afternoon i . the city with Mrs. W. A. Fewe r on the way to Charlotte for j visit. ? Messers. llarry Foster, Marie I. \\7i t1 A t " \?r:i ft it utri njMiwii UllU Viourgo >? 11 e ianis, of Lancaster, spent Sundt e in the city, o >r Orders have been issued by tl is ollieials of the Southern Railwt notifying station agents and oti ers that Col. A. Tripp has bet appointed Assistant Superintend I dent and Mr. E. 11. Shaw Divisic Freight Agent, head quarters , both these gentlemen being Blacksburg. Their duties exter 8 over that part of the Charlestc j Division lying between Kingsvil (t I and Sumter and Marion, N. C d and GalTney. g Col. Tripp went over the ro.' Wednesday with Mr. J. II. Sand General Superintendent of tl Division east of Atlanta ; Mr. I Southgate, Engineer Maintenam d of Way; Mr. T. K. linger, Su|)e e intendent of the Chasleston L it vision and Mr. K. W. Hunt, l'a ir oai\ rv/teu A t SkAiit V? On ??/\l * p odiifici.-i ii^tin in uiiiiiii t annin "I'ho retention of Messrs. Trip: R and Shaw must he very gratifvir e to the people along the S. C. dr ( it i Ex. road. They are exoellei d gentleman and fine railroad me; d ..... y oASToniA. e Bean tbe The Kind You Have Always Bouj 8 it Card of Thanks. Editor Enterprise?I Mease a e low me space in your paper I >_ thank the good people who ga\ ' me assistance during the illne of my son, Ira. I assure evei one that their kindness was Krea lv appreciated and hope tin (iod mav blest each and every 01 r of them. G. R. Adams. e i Kheumacide cures rheumatism t neutralising the acids in the blot and driving them out through tl natural channel*. Hold by J. 1 Mickey A Co. inarJV-6 r " JG i plete. ? . .. ..?? k i nmvvm ?.,! 1 n? " I sPRir e *8 + Stocl 1 + Com is n !8 . Nothing Wa: 3 Prices Lo^ i g WILLIAMS-HUG n make it easy for you to buy. y mother and all the children can ? store at small cost. Selling for c to undersell, and that we are doini m trade. - A Lucky Strike in D 2 >f Stylish and cheap to suit thr best selected and undoubtedly the r, ?quality considered. Black Dre ]" liaatine mohair, wool albatross, w a cord and storm serge. T- - - Big Silk Purcl ?y To be exact?1500 yards of the ?y need a silk see ours early. We ?? colors?Crepe de Cheine, Japanes dof 3000 Yards Wash D at id )n We were fortunate in securing ,e|of a manufacturer below cost ol ' y I percales in dots, figures and stripi id is, hams?all shades. Batiste Lawns X{ Organdies in new effects. Silk Mi vas Suitings. Our whitegoods b? ,j*. J ?i stock of Embroideries and Laces 8" buyers. White India Linens, Vic >p! Organdies, French Batiste, Persia lish Long Cloth. nt - htbt KVJL. XVXJL1 VJU\/ X z?j Go where you will, you will no ter fitting clothing at anything 1 which we offer you the choice of < l- Diagonals, Clay worsted, Serges U) For style and price come to us. ah of other bargains which time and 'y mention of. tRespectfully, ij Williams-Hue) in ntlng! w!! tHES CO. y The father, the be clothed at our ash we are bound g and winning the ress Goods ifty buyers. The : cheapest in town ss Goods in Brilool cheviot, whip T iase - % choicest. If you show all the new e and plain Taffeta. ress Goods. the surplus stock f making?French es. Madras Ging'1 nrl Q O f 1 ri C f f ? rvo/4 mivi uaun ills, Duck and Canirgainsand rousing arc for you thrifty toria Lawns, Swiss * in Lawn and Kng> HING - t find finer or betike the prices at Cheviot suits, Blue i and Cassimeres. w* u K ii nrl ro/l? vv~ 11(1 V i l ill iv i i LU B space forbid the les Co. I