Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, October 01, 1902, Image 5
snort Loecusb
t ^oduesdaj, October 1, 11)02.
^ ?Mr. Ed. Miliun ban goue to
^ Oliarioito to v\<>ra with his uncle. |
?Brede's steam broad fresh
fltfc Macsoiell's. . s-4 tf ;
? I he Mecklenburg fair at ;
t.-harJotte opened yesterday and ,
'rill continue through the weoK (
t ?Pay your subscription to |
I ")> Enterprise, if you are :i
.year behind.
? Born, Sept . 2!, 1902, to Mr.J
\ ?.i A. is. A. I' Brown of lleath ',
Springs, a daughter.
? \s you soil your cotton and
gin to looiv uround to pay
.your d; bts, ilo not forget* your
suu.stvipliotit j tli.1 Entrkimiisk.;
i
?Master G'harlifc Cherry has ;
.? I- 1
ine position as cash buy j
ix the store oi William* Hughe*
?For a box of lino candy,
m lackered s and gel u box
of Whitmans. s*j4-if
^ ?Mi:?s Mela Jones I.as accept-;
*>i a position if) I lie ilrv t;<?o<is>
de o.irl meat of i h William. -if
' i ughes Co.
. I
? M.. U A Funnel Imrk |
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pi.oU a position v\i'*a l tie .
ter Mercantile (Jo. .no:,
**icl to wot k ijaluiday.
?Married, Sept. 29, 1902.
Mr. Ban Watson -?li?1 Miss. Su<- 1
H unler of the factory full. !
i igistrit Onskey i llicialoil.
?Rring me your butter,
Thickens and eggs. Highest
Vimvs [>aid for them.
>24 tt' J. !?. Mavkoroll. j
?The repairs on Mr. Oliver j
t.L Blackiuon's house arc about |
completed aucl he will move in!
rwit ween. .
?Gottou is being hauled from :
viUiiu four miles of Aionroe.j
right by NVaxhaw, to Lancaster, j
^ * Vinnimt unnecessary.
?Mr-. J. Foster Moore of Lan.wsr.er
has been elected vice
gwrttoideut of his class (Junior)
ut the South Carolina College.
?The County Alliance will!
cae*.'t in the* court house on the
-*vend Friday in October, (the
Full attendance desird.
J. M Kuigbt,
Secretary.
?The Lindsay negro who was
vhot near the Steel Hill camp|
4joouud Sunday before lust by !
Wv'.Uis Barnhill died at \Vax-|
saw Sunday night, and Sheriifj
ii* titer lias been on the look I
"mj.i for Barnhill since.
?Mr. Ben. F. Knight, bookkeeper
for the Charieston Live
com nan v. w ho u-;?? .i?-:
oi\ tor appendecitis on t ho 20tb,
is considered out of danger now
'.-ukI in improving fast..
?The millinery openings ol
aolh the Lancaster Mercantile Co.
^ atvJl the Heath K. <V M. Co. wore
A.yi yesterday and crowds of la
vlie< wore present to inspect the
superb stocks o! millinery exhib
ttyod by these two houses.
-Mr. W. C. Moore, son of Mr.
U. F. . Moore, has accepted aj
p-osition with Dr. J. K. W. llaile
^14 will be pleased to wait, on
Ui* friends. lie has just re-;
Warned tiom the University of
Atorth Carolina, where ha took a
ccurse in pharmacy?Kershaw
H ra.
?A bridge is needed badly
?fti* Hannah's Creek about two
vctiiJcs from town. Often people
living on that side of the road
hare to go several miles to get
wr.rcas the stream, going lionie
M/l COinillff to Invvn r??i/l
- ?IUH j
% xiHt the chain gang is located
Jjvve u bridge could be built
3?*rltA])s cheaper that at any
Tims hereafter. The bridge
^?C"iJd probably not have to bo
.> ,
more tlian 20 or 25 feet long.ji
vVe respectfully refer the mailer i
to our County Supervisor. jj
?Seasonable goods arriving!'
daily Cocoanuts, Raisins, Cur-1
rants, BucKwheat, New crop1,,
New Orleans molasses, etc., atj
W. P. Bennett's. ,f
?For that "millionaire feel-;1
ing" wear clothes made toord^rj.
by Straus^ Bros., Chicago. I'ri-j
ces to suit your purse. 8?>c snm- ,
pies at Funderburk <'o's. store.i
?SALESME.N W ANTE I) ?To ! t
look alter our jut.ereo.s in L?n-!
caster and adj icotit coihi'um.,
8 dary ' r commission AdOr* ,
Lincoln Od < 'o.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
\
11 von li v v. >> " i '
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hihit at the 5> -ate F ?i- o. ; '??.1
Ss. !l ?iI >*.vay. at 1'out una.
S. * ( \, f r a * - r< t! '" i '. '. * ' ^ ''
not delay to do. ?o.
, ?Dr. J. D l' uiidt rkurK. who |
li<*a ijof * coiiiiut i to .ii?t ro 'in ,
vImui lltst-.t o-eks Ni-.vi tuiiari.ti
I !? v*r. W;|S able ! i l>u S* hi r<v I
>e.rtcr?iay.
I
?The ' invl^rhurk Dharma y, ,
ih" new drlig ?lore, announces
It-heir roadino-s fuv 1 ,
: They nave a bran tow stock of1
i-oo(U ami the proprietor, Dr.1
T. Kufecna Furwlerburk, a grad !
?r? ? f. | .
uate in pnannacv ami a lnothng
(irnyt'i't :nti inews iini'i.1
invites you to come and see fori
\ ourself
?? I* t)!c SA LL ? 1 lie I)iivid |
t'rockett I'laee, three hunched!
ami thirty acres, miles from
Lancaster. One hundred and
forty acres cleared, the balance
thickly wooded lernis easy.j
Apply to j1
Lancaster Insurance A Real j
2c Estate Agency. \
? A special front Oxford, n
Miss , iSepl. 2-1 tli, says that Will
Mathis, white, and Orlando!
Lester, colored, were hanged 1
there at noon that day tor the 1
murder of .John A. Mniwimmunr
jjviul . jr |
formerly of Lancaster county, ]
and his cousin Hugh Montgom- ,
ery last November. Whit
Owens who was also found
guilty is to be bunged on the
2 iih ol October.
Foil SALIi?A tract ol lift
Her s (it excellent tanning lands |i
wit 11 necessary buildings, situate!
two miles east, ol Lancaster O '
11., with about 50 acres in culti-l,
vat ion arid balance in lorcst. For '
lint her information apj iy to
(J. L Mc.\1auns.
Lancaster, S. C. j 1
JJruth of Mrm. It. l\ Iiobi,mon
Mrs. Martha Lucinda Robin- '
son, wife of Mr. U T. Robinson j'
of the Sincerity neighborhood, ;
died last Thursday, Sept. 25,
11)02, at 1 o'clock in the morn- ,
ing. Her last illness was of|
brief duration, though she had i
been an invalid for about 50 j
years. Mrs. Robinson was the i 1
eldest daughter of the late Na-I
thauiel Craig of this county. ||
fehe was born Nov. 22, 1822,L
and was therefore well advanced j \
in her 80th year. {She was
married to Mr. Robinson on the j
(i.i. ..r i \ i . <
C7in v.?i jst-cuiuuer, i-i/,iUUt Oil j
Dec. !>th, iS'JT, they celebrated ;
their Golden Wedding. Their I
union was blessed with live
children, one daughter who died j 1
in infancy, and four sons, viz ;
N. P , 8. i> , W. D? and .1. 1\ |?
Robinson, all of whom survive, ,|
save the last who died only a
few years ago.
liesutes those mentioned, she |
leaves a husband, three sisters, J
21 grand children and 1 greatgrand
children. The sisters are
Mrs. 10. I. Rood and Air>- Press- t
loy Faulkner, both of the Sar I.
(lis, N. (J., neighborhood, and j
Mrs. M. Ii Robinson of Durham,
N. C.
.hrs. Robinson was ail cxem-D
plary member of Shiloh A. R I*, j 1
church for more than <?0 years ]
and her life and deep piety were
%
jT."
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mm ? . .^^-n i . -
m inspiration to all who came
11 contact with her. The mor;al
remains wero laid to rest in
Shiloh church yard Thursday
ifternoon, niter tuneral services
;ouducted hy her pastor, Rev.
tV. VJ. Kwart. Four of her
;raiid-sons acted as pall bearers,
o wit : Messrs. J. 0 Robinson
W. I'. Robinson, 0. L. Robinson
md A. 13 Robinson.
thutU <>/ Mr. . A. tj*tt iti<fr
Mr.J . A. Estrid^a pmmiiien*,
iiiteicit.zou ot the Vai.
vYyck hfolioii, vii :d Monday tiom
tu'j clieuls oi h 1uko oi \xr(ij\sij
raouivei a ihoit While a^o. lie
*us about 60 years o? and
loaves a widow and severa
ill! Id re ti. lie was a public sptr
iion mun and a good citr/.en. 11 n
OUUlHl U'Oi O bill ted ?l U'llXlla il
dmich \esrerdav
_ J
(lank }(i > %< il.
A lb tv pllOUti nitst. Iron
Foil Mill yoU'iciay m.nnm;
Ihe startling ;{iu<
!?f? > > .? i;i ? *? ! ?-r "M M M-?*:
l;;?U beeit blown open by p oio?
iiOU .1 i Ulgl L S .11 <i fobbed I I ). I
in- o<* M,about ( >00?one report
.'oO. it wa> iioiiu uboiti
t <>' 'Iock yuHltiruiiy moroui^ tttrti
it is report eil that a buggy ^va:
j Ki -* 11 M.* r I ? 1 I ! U iV i 1 SOi?ii 1 l\ V.' f O*
?tt? i, <u.o ii i-. p.usnmkhI t>:t; .he
bulbar* ?ei?; in thin buggy.
l'yny-lt?l?ruii Kfllevc!> Hlght A\ray
rutid umki <s h ?|?wtiy Ltd of co'ijjlii' Mid ccldv
, The Yisitors.
Miss Come Mobley o! ltock
[Iill is visaing ai Dr. Al. 1'. CYuw
oru's.
Mr. I). W. lvey ol Greenville
r'lojiied Dr. J. il. RMuridge lut>i
vee.k.
Mrs Egbert Neeley of lied
ley^s, is- visiting at Mr. Giles',
tear town.
Miss Clara Barrett Strait is
lomo after a visit to Airs. Cloud
it Rock Hill.
Mrs. Dr. Griffith of Gafneyis
iho guest of her sister here Mrs
John T. Mackey.
Mr. Jack White has been hrr*.
level a! days on a visit to his
uther, Dr. While.
Mr. J. T. Amos left yester
lay for a visit to r<-l ni?oa a.
Washington and Virginia.
Miss Bossio Hammond ? !
il'-ath Springs has gone ti
A mihrop Col logo.
AJiss Lou Mackey of Heatli
springs is visiting her brothei
ioiv, Mr. I T. Mackey.
M i?s I'iVt'i "cC Unlock of l?j^V''P>ide
-pent several days iu luwi.
with Miss iXii Smith.
Mr. A. T. Walters of Mt.
IVeasant ha* boon visiting rola
ives in the Wild Cat section.
Mr. Lytle Hough loaves today
for Baltimore, where he goes id
ake a course in pharinucy.
Mr. John I). Ad urns, Jr., leaves
otiay for Atlanta, Ga , where he
ai 1! tiiko a butinoss course.
Mr. Latta Davis went to Moors
t'ille N. O. last week in coin
Miiy with ni> grandmother home.
Miss Eunice Long returned
Satilr?!ay troni a visit to her sis
or, Mrs. Fred Smith, ot Newport.
Mr. Frank Potts of Pleasant
Valley has gone to the South
Carolina College.?Fort Mill
rimes*
Mrs. L. N. Montgomery return
M Monday lrom a visit to hei
parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. (j. A,
L'orter, 01 Dixie.
George W. Allison of Wash
ngton, D. C., who has been
lore for some time visiting his
parents, returned last Friday to
Washington.
: ^ '*
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i Misses Alice and Ida Buy<l re
turned 10 Leslie Saturday after
. :a visit to friends in and near
| Lancaster.
I ?Mrs. Matilda Faulkenbury,
. formerly of iliis county, was
j married in Rock Hill last week
j to Mr. T. a. Melton.
t Mr. \V. T. re'nried
1 Monday night titan Ciniii jiiiMi,
wHere ne went Stotireuy to
yoUMi Mr. Kuighl. w tat tt.?j beoii
quite eicti.
j Miss Lilly Boil who has been
i 'visiting iatives at Bandana,
i S. c, returned home last wee it
II accompanied by horcousiu AI iss
! j Minnie Ferguson.
I v. ....
a. i >< Minnie r?tov:r returned
, to Iter home at lut'hews, N 0.
yesterday afte: a ttiri-e weens,
' i visit to iciaavjs here and ;tt
iI? ntii hirmjis
i
1 ;sssh Sadie unt Xae.ni" lr n?
I iv cC aide II left '.no '1 liursday
' ior Columbia, tno ioriuer to
' complete lier cou?>e in tne Wo\
lllUll ) ColiOJJ1. , 1110 iwtll Li.
QUtoi* the Stun hiMiuuiou.
i | A? k > . \ V . i ) . ( I Atli t i, W I * > I il c
I ! licic Oa a VImI to llCi
L I ior IliOtii .iJ) ICiUi'llcU t.J
| 1. i % A .
I ^ ilOl IIOIJIC it Vi t ill vl'UUO j i'.li , yi >
i teiUay. SS'te was joit^J litre by
...hi:- lX?vni \ -uu_oivn.u <w I'lot
i ida, v?iiti r: it- i) rtu Visi'ing i'oia
j u\ ?Jti .u Y ?j1 K .
?'? O'tiii) l iivtta k'klfs;
miiii'h * ?i t " il ' "vfl 'jttlm.
IV.i'gmpnic .Ni ws
j A negro man in :Y:ississippi
! criminallv assauited a white
" I *
married woman and then murdered
her iiea arrested he
! mudv) a eon less ion, ami a nioh
' burned, inm at mo ?tui?e.
Another operation yesterday
I was perloriueu wa iVe-siitem
ilooseveit's leg. The bone was
| found to be siigmly affected,
I but now it is saiu no will soon
Jibe alrigut.
'j President oiitcneil ot the
United Aline Won.ers nas las'sued
a statement relative to the
siriue. He says that every effort
'is being mane by otlicials and
i i _ ?
i leaders to preserve peace, ami
! that tne miners wish to arm,
tn.te.
Kighteen hundred electric cai
men m New CM leans are out on
i a >mke. They demand -not t?. i
! hours and more money.
The Turkish troops and Bui
gariati revoluiionisis have luul a
' it v'et'e oat tie, \v it a heavy iosse.i
on both sines, 'inn Bulgarians
i retreated. *
' Tiiere lias been a terrible storm
j on 1110 1 acitic coast. There
, were a large uuiuher of severe
; eartiu|uat?.e si;octvs, followed by
; a liuai wave.
I W nile defending her niece from
criminal assault, .vits Robertson
! was Killed in a suburb of aiobtle,
j Ala., yesterday, i lie porpetra*
j tor oi the crime is unuiiown.
> A bank oflicial in V ienna robI
bet I tlie ban* ol vl,lao,uou, and
then drowned himself.
i The lirst and only glass factory
| in the State begun work in t1o
luinbia yesterday with 30 skill|e<l
blowers on hand. The suml
' lo be 11 sot I in the iuanutuct uro ol
the glass will be obtained ai
Killiatis. '1 lie uuily output ol
tlie plant will bo about Hot,
gross of liall pints to pints and
I quart bott les.
Whistling in church, once le
j garded as a profanation, now
bids fair to become a rt-gului
feature of the services. At out
ot the New Yoik churches Mini
Lucie Truax has introduced tot
uovelity of whutliug the ofl'eroo
ry. So success! ally lias this beer
1 in attracting the congregation U
, worship that many ol tlie rnoal
I ashionable churches in the citj
' are now bidding tor her services
-.!?
Death of Ed. AkKissick.
j The sudden death of Mr. E. I*.
MeKisbck yesterday morning at
Norfolk was a great stiock to his
Jrieuds in Columbia. whore ho
i Irio many. Few men in the state
! w. re hotter Known than he or
were more pupulai. Lndee-d his
general dispooition made him
J trie ads throughout the country,
j fie having coiiiO 111 coot act with
I m'omiuent men irr in aii sections
II
' >> r?:* its on o. ?h:s ir.umigf mont of
jthe Battery Park ho el lie was
jub"ti.. 88 y t*a i ^ oiU and was uni
m in j? ? 1. 11 tvj.s c t-.ou o| I ho
line Coi I (i \i? Kissicf<, of Union,
?nd {??i ia. Iiants will fie inte?Tod
in th.il (a v/l1?Columbia
Uncord.
c: a n '3=?.. ~ _*v. .
i B?an? the KM WHaw Always uGUgttl
I V*T'
I 'Vtdnitco Tr'ist.
Louisville, Lept 20?The
, I.otiisv.lie Tobacco Warehouse
company, compose.! < . the mar
i
ioritv >t the ti bare > wr>rehouses
j of this city, and controlling the
> I greater portion of the leaf to
i j bacco trade in Louisville, is
i juuiiiiuiug tv its stoc 'holders
a jirupo^itioiT mad". by the
i i ? -
unu?-',s oiusntM me coin01 nat toil
( which. it' accepted, will menu
the purchase ui sev* n more
\\ a re iiot i sob here, litis giving
the combine practical control of
' the local market.
'1 lie seven warehouse* which
'it is proposed to purchase
) handle tthout 5Jo,0uu hogsheads
I a year.
j if the deal is ratified it will
; go into cllect Xo\ ember 1.
Kheuniaoide cures rheumatism by
I iieiili'alizihff tie* lOlds :tt the olood
ani driving; ihetii out through the
1 natural channels. So Id by <1. b\
Mackcy & Co. uiar*2S-t5tn
Skeleton in a Trunk.
II U.tpp&uuiuiock, Va , Scpl. 29.?
13../aid W rigid, local ..gent Icr
I-tie Weenis StoHnir.'iip company,
11O'Ihv discovered a sRelelon m a
jliuiiu widen had been stored in
the company's warehouse hero
ior aoout eight yertic. iue SKa.1eliiu
\sas apparently that <>| a
child about 12 years old. Soma
tattered clothing hung arouud
(the remains. The fiunu was
lather ?ore than medium s.ze,
i and the b^ily was considerably
* i>32)t ii? order to it inside.
The trunk ami contents were
I'iirowu into the r.vcr and were
i carried du\vu stream tjy the tide.
, There was no name or address ot
( any Kind on the trunk. Mr.
! Wright thinks it was brought
j here on one ot tne W'eeins
11 steamers.
I Hick's Gap'ddise cures
Headache and Neuralgia.
New line lor Ri lined L'arunine
' \\ ax.
4 1 *
; *-v new anu important use lor
j Refined Laralliue Wax seems to
| nave been discovered by a promi|
neat resident ol Onio, living near
' Lancaster, who had two trees
I badly damaged by stoitn, one
i being a maple and one an apple.
I I In each case a large limb was
rj broken down irom ine trunk, but
. I still attached to 11. J lie limbs
' were propped up and laslened
(I securely wiui snaps, niucu hb a
,'broken lo^; might be fastened
! witli splints, and then molted
refined wax ponied lnioaud over
j a li the IraoKs. l'lie '"surgical
operation" was oiuirely tueoesErjiul.
The Para flit: a prevented the
f I escape ot the sup, leapt out the
, rain and moisture which would
J have rotted the trees, pre}!
vented the depredation ol insect8
ami the limbs seem thus tar to be
j periecliy re-attachud to tue trees.
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l OASTORIA.
r j Bean the /} The Kind Vov> Have Always Bought
Blgnatan r- *
of