Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, September 24, 1902, Image 4
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LANCASTER * ENTERPRISE.
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Published Wednesdays by
Enterprise Publishing Co.
A. J CLARK. Editor.
One Year, - $1.00
Six Months, - - .50
Tliree Months, - - .25
im advance.
Wednesday, Sept 24, 1002.
The Editor and Local Enterprise
As a factor in fostering every
local enterprise, and as one who
devotes his whole time and tnl I
ents to the upbuilding of tliej
community, the country editorj
is uiiKjue and important, ana i
deem it an especial privilege to|
pay a merited tribute to his
Worth, says It B Harrison, in
an article written for the Atlanta
Constitution Every enterprise
projected, every scheme
unfolded, that will awaken hisi
fellow citizen to business aetiv- j
ity. receives his enthusiastic I
support and the fruits of hi*!
pen add wealth aid honor to!
his constituents.
The country editor possesses
a pride in his town that no one
else can possibly feel Hi* pa
per is an index ?>f the progressiveness
oi' his bailiwick, which
lie is anxious to show oil' lo the
host advantage
If a cotton mill, oil tniil gin
tierrv, broom fnctory &v brewery
is to ho built the influence of
the country editor is (irsi seetir
eel to boom the projoct ami en
list the much desired stoc holder
tinder his banner If the court
house or jail is growing old and
dilapidated, the beauties and
benefits of new public buildings
are set forth in such eloquent
words that properly ladders
deem it a happy p iviiege to be
taxed to ereot them
Should the town be devasta
ted by lire, nothing short, of
pressed brie'* and terra cotta
Will suit the editor's advanced
views as to the proper material
to be used itt rebuilding, and
his persuasive plea insures an
issue of bonds to equip the town
with a -\su-m of waterwor s
ami an up to date tire depart
inent
Though lie rarely occupies
tl.e allien corner in cliurcli.
whenever new buildings are re
quired, the country editor is one
of tiie most enthusiastic workers
in securing handsome place* of
worship for the people fn the
interest of education lie enlists
for life. ;*,<i by the inliut nee lie
Coinmands aim makes it j? ?s*ib:e
for every chihl in the commii
liity to receive public school ed
Mentions. With a zeal wonderful
to heboid, he assists in making
go\ ornor* congressmen* judges,
senators and representatives of
his friends, and is row a riled
wit.li numerous ) aekagesof garden
seed that refuse to \ iehl the
kind of piant advertised on the
label He insure* the re election
of il.?- sle rill" hv heralding some
hair-hreadtli adventures whereby
the vigilant ollieial caught
home lue less burglar asleep at
the switch.
While r h u?.professio i tl for
for the plmsiriMi t<> Hilwrtise,
the editor never la'U lo jiraise
(lie woruhrful ?i? x'.crity with
which he ! M\vs < II' some man's ley
or cau-es ,-ome ieckles- drummer
to be relieved ol Joe grij?
Should oohn billK r in. ve an
tinu-uadv* good en j> oleoilvti ami
corn, the editor sing* his pr use
without stmt and strei.g Ik ius the
farnifr'-i rrmtil v.illi ttw I'l.nnK
merchant.
Every irirl in his community
tvho becomes a l> ide is 'he loveliest
Hint ever wore orange blossom
e, and the bridegroom is the
bravest ami han-mmest thingthat
ever came <iown the j?il<e.
II the mother ot the community
were allowed to vote, the editor j
could get any office lie wanted,
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as he makes it a point to call
every babv a bouncing tenpounder,
and when he reads it, the hap
py lather wears a smile that illuminate
his countenance the whole
length of a cotton furrow.
For tliis untiring devotion, this
labor ol love, the editor is enti
t led to a generous reward. Every
man in the community should
make it a point to lake his conn- I
tv paper, whether he takes any
oilier or not. Every lawyer,
physician, school teacher or
professional man of any kind
should keep a tt aiding card in
his home paper and pay liberally
lor it whether they leel that the\
are direct'y benefited or no'.
The merchant, hotels, and board
ing house should be the most
V> IIICII IS* IM.*> HIMI III*" it- :#? T1 III
j delinquent subuiib ra. ? Press
; m l Printer.
Fortune Favors \ Texan.
"II iving distressing painp ii
he?d, back and ?t vn.udi, nml
being without app'?t?ie, I l?"g;an
to use Dr. King's N w Life Pills."
| write* NV. 1'. WniN?hf?il, <'f I\.>n
! nod !??, T. x . "and so?,u felt i?kt
a now man." Infallible in atom
j ach and liver trouble. Onh 2n.
j at C-awfor 1 liroh. and .1 V. Mark
. oy <V Co.
Lancaster on a (loom.
Special to T!ie State.
Linct?<ter Sept 21 ?The
Lancaster, graded s dn-ol has
I opened with bright prospects tor
in successful vear. Tli" -irersin
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itendeht. rrool Lroi aol 1 . I> ker, |
' has conducted the fcehorl fori
several years. !1h ii"w assistant I
| is I'rot. I'resslv K-'binsno,. an
1 hnnnr'graduutc of I*.r- ! 1 ic college.
j The school is itu'v conducted in
temporary (juaiteiv, as i he new
' school building is not vol comjpieted.
It will I ? ? nils of tin*
I handsomest in 'Ik-* S'a'c and will
he thoroughly npipjed with
1 til modern conveniences.
The machinery is oeii ?r rapidly
| pi iced iii i lie new million dollar
|cotf< n mill at the head of which |
lis <'oi L'-roy Sprints. It will;
J be in lull ope rat .on by l)*c. 1
next.
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The Masonic fraternity is erect. |
1tint an elegant building on M un
j stre**l, which will he an ornament
i to the town when completed.
Lancaster is < n a substantial
1 ti.?om 'I'her.) is more business!
'done in this place than anv <<llier
i town of the siz.- in the Stale.
Tin so are good churches, in
! charge of able ministers, irood I
I schools, and ihe prettiest culs ?n :
i I hefc lied ition I nr anv n: her a irl i.l
I t lie Si ato.
'I kid nsinir a box of 'Miatiiherlain's
I Stomach A Fiver I'ablefs and tl 11 il I
! thi :ii tli? best thing t??r my stomach i
I ever used." way a T. W. Kobinsoti,
I .1 natice of the I'eace, at looiuis,
Mich. These Tablet* not only correct
! disorders of the atomacti but regula'e
the liver and bowels. Pleasant to take
i and pleasant in effect. Price 25
cents per box. For ?ale by J. F.
I Maekey A Co. I
liberal patrons, as they ^el the
gratesl rttuns. It is wronu
tor any community to comptl
its editor to dun t lit in lor subscriptions,
which should be cheertully
paid in advance, not in
baled hay, tod. r and shocks,
bill in good honest silver dollars,
having a merry ring that will
[ make the editor snulo audibly.
;vs a general unng, inuc(Miu;r?
editor is a good-natured, Inn
hearted man who loves to lahot
tor others and contents hitnsell
J with remunerations far h< low Ids
I worth, lie lajors hard, even it
J he often reaps not, and as he
passes through this vale of tears,
I where true merit often goes tinI
rewarded, he may gain com tort
(torn thex tact that there are tint
records to show that an editor
ever went to the penitentiai.v or
to hades, and though his reward
may he sin til while on earth,
i there awaits 1 >;* htm a crown
hereafter that lades not awav
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Don't Forget
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In call on S I? <iKK<OliY
A: f:(>. I<?r vnur
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Groceries,
luith 111\ y and F.inev, and!
hs cliff) ]> a* I he o'icsipest
All arc invited to call and lntrented
rirht. 8 >nrn near
F R M;n.?i'\ '< rc?i.i<l? new.
S. I\. Gregory ?f Co
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Notice !
All ex Confederate soldiers of
any branch of service in the war
who went from Flat Creek town
ship, or any friends or relatives
who can give any information
about the time of enlistment,
length of service, etc , of any
solder, are requested to meet
me at White Bluff on Monday,
October 12, at It) o'clock a 111 \
when I will make up the records
for said township.
I G Coan,
Clnn Com for'Col Records
of Flat Creek Township.
Prize for Wheat Growers.
fIhe 11 eath Spring* Roller Mill,
to encourage the cultivation of
wheal, is ofTdiiug the following
prizes io its patrons lor thu sen
son ol 19l?2?3 : Fort lie best yield I
oil sere, $2'). ; for largest yield on
5 arret, $3 > ; and for I lie largest
on 10 acres, $50. Messrs 1' T.
Twitty, Be rv Mobley and .1. A
Weaner have been appoin'oo *
committee to award the prizes
The oiler is not limited to L-fieaster
county termers uu' any
I art nor who will pat on :/e t he mil) ] ^
anotiior season will be entitled in
enter the contest. All persons (
desitiinr to enter the c'o'est
should apply f?"?r blank torin of 1
agreement to R. !1 Markov.'<
Manager, llen'h (Springs. S. C
O A.OTOH.T/V.. \
Bonr? the v'' ^ |
Money to Loan. |l
O" \" A I'.K'KX r Vl-ir TO X K n''
York City I tit???? iirrMtitfcniPiil* j
liv which I CMII loX"U:t'i> lottos ol
$'>00.00 Hint imwtn!- on tirsf mort- 1
I gVigpn on unproved cotton farm-. ?t I"
7 percent interc-l on sums nT $100!) 00
' Hint nvor. rtrnl S per coot tntores' on
j nil ill* of lei>!) fiitii $10'HM)0 No com- j
mission i r hrnkeraire dimmed nl^ a :
reasonable fee ti r t-.h-.'riei of ft* I >.
?<. K. n v i-i k,
AI torncj hi -1 ,a w.
Lancaster. S. <jjept 8. '02?(Itn
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ALWAY!
OUR ENTIRI
Fa!! and Wi
are now ready for
"Something new" h
ve c n apply to our stc
he week, as every ne>
:omes out usually find
aecially is it a fitting:
J
son for every season
little better than last,
have seen a prettier lir
Goods and dress pattei
we are showing:. Goo:
o
have been very careful
undersold, and are he
who thoiouohly unde
your trimmings, etc.
few of the "New Thini
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Wool Poplin, satin faced
Hair, Venetians, Tr.icots,
spuns, fine; French Flannel
shades, soft wool Fabrics
Veilings, Hrouclcs, Hroadcl
dresses. SILKS?As for
he excelled. All widths l
i.
Moire Valour, fancy stripe
MINGS?To match every
ecru and cream appli.me, }
chant illy and escuriul lace>
showing the correct styles
rial, best workmanship in j
ever sent out from New Y<
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w)|"l
\Yc sell the kind that
Our line for fall and winte
gest assortment in Lancas
BAUCi
Never before have we h
in most every department
Hats at 25c, 20c boys'11 at?
15c, >1 shirts at qor, 50csi:
at ?6, 5s men's suits at #2.f
$] nun's pants at 75c, 25
shoes at 95c, $4.50 rugs at
7 1 2c brown drills peryau
We might go on writing
we insist on your visiting
You don't have to buy?il
goods. We rely on pric
treatment to retain it.
Respect
Viiiliams-H
\\fc have a beautiful lin
& Demorest Sewing Macl
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I LINE OF
nter Goods
'you to examine.
v
> an expression that
>re almost any day in
v and good idea that *
s a place here Rscx
press ion at this sea- V
finds our stock just a
We hardly think you
le of novelty Dress
rns J.n thiss city than
Is in this department
ly selected, cannot he
dug shown by a lady .
Tstands how to select
Below we mention a
t >
srs
Prunella, Soliel, Camel's ^
Scotch Cheviots, domeIs
in all the fashionable
in albetross, Cashmeres,
lotlis, Armours for street
silks, our stock cannot
guaranteed black Taffctta.
s and Persians. TitlMr
dress, pattern in black,
jassmentries, nets, braids,
i. JACKETS?We are
, newest cloth, best mateackets,
capes, furs, coats,
a; k city.
>es - '
gives entire satisfaction,
r arc beauties and the lar cr.
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ad so many real bargains *
<>! the store. 50c men's W
; at 5c, 25c Caps at 10 and
iirts.it 25c. j? 10 men's suits
;o, $2 men's pants at ?1.25,
boys' pants at 20c, ?1-25
$350,^1 table covers 50c,
1 5c, 4c brown sheeting.3c.
about these bargains, but
our store soon as possible.
' c: n't c n rr? tn elirmr Aiir
./ ?i. i v. *.v/ onu vv v/n i
cs to win tiade. On fair
fully,
uehes Co..
e all sizes of Rugs. Davis
lines are going fast. ^
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