Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, July 30, 1902, Image 4
ff v .
HUCKSTER ? ENTERPRISE.
Published Wednesdays by
Enterprise: Puhi.ishino Co.
A. J. CLARK. Editor.
One Year, ... $1.00
Six Months, - - .?r>0
Three Months, - - .25
IN ADVANCE.
Wednesday, July 30, 1002.
lu-"? candidates for State
will s!)o;iK in the court I
bouse yard here today. There
are i of them in the held, hut
f?111. >out ?3h are expected here.
As a matter of course all of
them -houkl he accorded a respectful
hearing. Hear theni
all. i: you wish to, and then on
the "Jhtli of August take your
choice. Let all have an uninterrupted
opportunity to speak.
The resignation <>f l)r. A. P.
Ah vgue as president of Furman
university i- a loss not only
to that institution and the Baptist
<i nomination 1 >111 the cause
of ?h! eaiion hi South (Carolina,
whicn at this time needs just
bLie i melt a? Dr. Montaguo. iu
his rive years at Furman he has
done tine work?raising money,
inccasintr attendance and stimulating
among its proper pat
rons and snrmnrters an intprost
iii its welfare?and lie has made
a most favorable impression 011
the people of the state. Full of
energy and enthusiasm, Dr.
Montague has a way of doing
tilings and making other people
rlo tilings These are qualities
Furman needed when he came
to t' - presidency, qualities that
mir whole educational system
needs now. It is his conviction
that he can bo of more service
where he has now been called,
Alabama, and he doubtless is
in a better position to judge
than others can he. Furman is
the fourth college for males in
South Carolina to make a
change in the presidency within j
the last few months?WofVord,
South Carolina and Olomson
colleges being the others. Of
these, vacancies only one, that
of Wofford, has as yet been
fill ('. 1* is, in this respect as
in others, a critical period in
our educational history.?The
State.
Marriage Ceremony Suddenly
Stopped.
Special to The State.
Charlotte, X. C , duly 28 ?
AI. G. Salla, and Miss Carrie
Sharpo of Anderson, S, C.,
were married here today by the
Key. 1 >r. <*. 11. Detwiler, of
Trvon Street Methodist church,
after a Tresbytenan pastor had
declined to perform the cere
moiiy on account of the groom
having been divorced Witnes
-o the wedding were Mis??
Katie >harpo of Anderson and
Mr- <) A. I fill of Greenville, S.
(!.. sisters of the bride Mr.
and Mi's. Snlln loft tonight for ;i
vi v * Norfolk, Va., Hoston,
and Paniror, Mo., the native
town of Mr Sal la.
'i'l.o, fart that the couple re-i
vo'-s< d the usual ordor of affairs
in* coming to North Carolina to
? t married, naturally excited
some degree of curiosity. Just
wl"" '- 1 lev !') Tlawerton, pastor
of i he First Presbyterian
church, a - .od a question i- noli
knr w;i hut it is certain ilia* the
ans\\-? ; io a question that he did
r-k made him to decline to perform
the marriage ceremony.
I)r. Potwiler eoiifined lotnself
Ir> the rnarriwire service until
a'ter the cormn mv was q-'formed !
v. 1 <m, }>r j lea .1 '!y remarked j
I r<\ was < : ler * nth ( u
lie;.oil ?o come. up hero to be {
Mn , e. , *;.* i ia
t %. ' i.11 , . >. . ? ia. ' ! am * i
illv ore-.- ? in .n i.>(i (iivorccJ poo-j
ph 1 \ a, krunv, can't he niar.-iedj
ill iSO.: 1.11 ( 1 foi ilia.
%
WILD SPECULATION.
The Oats Market the Scene o
I'ande nion i u in Vesterday.
Chicago,July 26.?Great excite
ment ruled the oats pit toda>
Prices fluctuated so wildly tha
speculators were almost pnni
stricken. In 20 minute^. July oat
dropped 16 cents from the open
ing of trade. In half an hour mor
the price rose to 67, the closin,
quotation.
The course of the pande
monium was the rumor tha
James Patten, who is supposei
to control contracts for abou
1 ,.r>00,000 bushels of lone still
which shorts fear they cannot de
liver, had allowed his uufortuual
opponents to settle at about 7'
cents. No support was given th
market for some time. Keceipts o
oats, which lnrv not been libera
for some time, were much ini
proved today at 2*24 car*.,/
liberal movement was estimate*
lor next week. Fair weather ha
heetn drying out the over-we
fields to some extent ami oth?
conditions savored a natural de
cline in prices.
With the Fatten contracts on
of the way the crowd started t<
let the market take its course am
thrash out the inllation in values
July new oats which opened firn
at VI floundered toon cents bo
tore any support came. Then tin
small shorts heard that no set
tlenient had been made, the lev
speculators who sold unguarded
ly rushed back to cover and will
a whoop prices jumped to G7
Trade was not particularly heavv
but fluctuations were very rugged
Quotations were 2 cents apar
msny times. Other {Trains felt th
stampede, especially July oj
f ions.
IteintorcemcntH Cut (HI.
Port of Spain, Island of Trin
idad, B. W. I., July 27.?Th
Venezuelan revolutionary genen
Luciano Alendoza, learning tlia
President Castro was receivin
reinforcements from Trujilh
State of Los Andes, awaited ne>
I Alto do la I'alma a body of then
I reinforcements, 1,000 strong, ui
I der command of LopoldoBaptisti
I An engagement ensued, resultin
in the defeat of the rejnforc<
ments by Mendoza's troops an
the capture ot their ammunitioi
I'tiO Inrcou nf tt^ntistn ivnrn iti-ii
en back to Carache, State of L(
A ndes.
A Crisis in Cuba's Lite.
Indianapolis, July 27?Oei
Fitzhugh Lee said today : 1
believe that the crisis in Cul
affairs is now. The Cub.ins wei
, promised an independent jroveri
| merit. and they have it. No
I they will have to prove that the
can give security to property an
maintain order in (lie island,
they don't come up to the mar
[the island becomes either a pa
ol the I nited States or a depcr
dence of this county. '
Hat tied for a Ctrl.
Portland, Ore., July 27.Frank
Carlson and t teorge Hah
win, each aged ]!> years mia
re Km I over two girls, to wnoi
both were paying attentioi
Carlson challenged ILddwin t
light The light took plat
with hare knuekb in the pre
I ence of relatives and friends <
both hoys in an unfr< ouente
I part <if the city. The ligl
lasted about 20 minute- A
the end of that time Carlson r<
ccived a blow in the stomnc
and fell to the ground Whe
picked up tie was (h ad. IJah
win is in jail.
('!,' ago Oirl?flow high - i
> i? fiOTiieter anv u .?v '
'
h -oiif f. \ i t< c t > roin i - I! *)?)
t
know l* the altitude of 'ho m,-*1
cury. It stands at H" dutfrteeSoiutirviile
.Journal.
>V
Mr. Q. B. Barron visited Rock
Hill laRt week.
f Mr. D. R. Williams went to
Columbia Moutfav.
i- Maj. B F. Miller and Messrs.
'. J. F. Nisbet and J. R. Thomp
t son attended the State Alliance
c last week. .
A Card.
e
To the Voters of Lancaster
. County.
Owing to the serious illness of
t my father 1 shall not he able to
d make n thorough canvass of the'
t County, and I ask that you make
IT full inquiry as to mv ability to
fill the office of County Supervie
sor. Should my father improve
0 sufficiently so that I can leave
e home I will try to see as many
>' people as 1 can. Trusting that j
1 von will sme my ca-o due consid !
i- eration. ! am,
\j Yours respect fully,
il J. A. Hyatt,
sj Van Wyck, duly 24lh, 1t)02.
] rj'ny-hatdjim c,ojm tlu TlrVtlng", '
and vjuickl/ allikV* inilamuiAUnr. ta tLc thrift
l Reduced Halt s via Th Sca'ki tti
Rail way.
r. I
0 Very cheap round rip rates to
various points, aceoi it ol special
i occasions.
I Camden. S ('?Orand l/idgel
j(l. I'.O. O. F., Aimusi 5?9th.
, Very low rates. bales oi sale i
August I?7ili inclusive. Final
limit August 1 Ith
I | Olemson. 8 C.? Farmer's In !<
istiluteot South Carolina, Aug |
lust 11 ? 18th. One tare. FieUetsji
l' 1 sold to Calhoun, S. C. Dates ot
II sale August 10-I5th. inclusive.
0 Final limit Airnusi I'd h.
Greenville. S. C?Annual Reunion
Oo:if? tlera'e Veterans ofl
South (?:\r<-itra. Auzust 0-8th. I
One cent per m:le traveled.!
Dates of sale August 5?7th, in '
1 elusive. Final limit August 1 Otli.
e For turther information as to
rates, schedules, etc., apply to
t any agent, or to?J. C. Ream, D.
P L\ A., Atlanta, (}:i ; li. W. Hunt,
5J D. 1*. A., Charleston. S. C; W.
ir|H. Tayloe. Asst. Genl. I'ass, Azt.,|
ie Atlanta, Ga.
1 !l:iby liven are destroyed In miinmnr by. |
cholera infantum 1 l.r attack of the disease i
o lx su i te" Its progress Is sometimes terribly I
rapid. Moiliurn who huvcKlven their children I
? 1
>.|Dr. E. S. IYUcDow,
'j PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
| Solicit Side Catawba House, i - |
|L'i-Slairb. tit) .
i,u(. ) Olltcea Open Day i
alSJyr T hone m land Xiifht j
f" SODTHERN BY
Schedule in effec I June-O, idUA
NORTH HOTTND.
NV 113 II 35
?\* H*. Sun Ex. - t:n |
. | M1XCU .Mixuli I
' | Li Charitntoi) uO.nu llOOpin
ij l Columbia 7 ooam I lOnm
kuiKftviiic lo Sftuin f> (Alain
1- I SumI<T 11 IVim
J Camden i '<>U in 7 I.Sum
ft | Ar Korrihuiv 12 ftftpm 10 4 :im
hnnoaxtcr 1 ft* pin ll.V>itin
I | I Cock lilil - 00 pm 1 i.upm
Yorkvlllc "i opin ft 20pm
liiackHliurK i Jepru 0 fcOpin
! I<v Illiick villi- ? iiOam
) Shelby ft 2?> pin 1' oliiiin
Railiorf .ti i. f- ft?i>iii 12 lOpin
| Ar Marlon 7 r oi I ftftpm
._! SOUTHHOUND
i I lit 12 34
l" Kx. Sun Kx Sun. I
| Mixed Mixed
I Uv Marion C 0.?im 2 ftbpm
II I Ar Kuthnrrot'dtou 7 70niii I 10pm
fcl.olby H Hbain 7 'Kipin
"1 I Hlavkutiuru V I Hani HOUpm
r.v lilnci-nburK 9 I Ham 7 Warn '
i Ar Yorkvlilo Id 2'hi in ii Coam j
,0 | Kni'k Hill iioVun 10 Iftam
~ I Liiiicaati r 11 iiiam 3 ftupir. j
' Ifor-duiw 12 35pm ftHOpni
j Camden 2 00pin <i ftoj.ui
"if Suintei ft I.'ipm
, ! Klnpavillf 3 lipni 9 ftftpm
<1 i Columbia lounptn
j j I Chai leston 7 HOpm 7 oO.im
, i To N- * York Via Km a 11. I.
1.3
1 l,v Cfimib-n I .'CIpin
1.1 K I Ifltirn
:l I Kiii'k MiU H xsjim
II j Ar Churloti" li8i)|im i
V.'HHhit gif>n T Ifiam
1 j N?-w Vui < I 40|iin
Trait h 11:< an?! III ?Ihi1v beuuon ('l?in<<n|
" If or I III 1 t<< Whs) < uon \c th 1'uilman Dr;. ? |
i
.
' > inlorutn uh >?? to xciimtu s >?>>U t'ul >
I Kail witv or i
r I H. W. iu N I . f ?' A . t.ii.ir,' ->.( n, R l
? I \\ II TAYF/IK \.G P.Ar, Atlanta, Ga
j s It. liAi(l> vK i\,i I', a .U ashing ton,u C i
Ml C, R At KBRT, ' M Wtthlngton n t' I
r' . r.
Williams-Hii
CLEAR
r&C&HC*
It is our policy never t
^oods from one season to
dear out these goods we ai
^ UK 11
MOVE
nBtj
We mention a few of th
while they last:
All colored lawns and i
lards, swiss all colors, lac
and madras, organdies in t
silks, ladies' shirtwaists, cr
ored silk parasols and unit
mininicr hn^ifrv K<?r? nnr
edging;
iNse
from 2 1-2 cents to 10 ce
numerous to mention. Yo
tion to examine our qualil
we arc sure of your trade.
Kespcctf
1 ft H 9 9 w fi
feJ
*> "f- < b <> i fj tt < ',i %*?* 1
^ ? m^iUBtov lli
Lancaster, S. C-, July i
ghes Go's. ,Y
ANCK
i jKa
jhsl^SI
*
- drill
o carry over any summer
another, so in order to
e morking them down at
TO
THEM. |
e many bargains for you
iimities, silk batiste, foue
and satin-striped lawns
he new effects, summer
ash and duck skirts, col>rellas,
men's oxfords and
great variety of
3 and ?
RTINGS
nts and other things too
u iifivc a M.anuing uiviia..ies
for comparison, then
ully,
I
tt&mb ml
5. 902. r.