Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, October 15, 1902, Image 4
* UNCASTER * ENTERPRISE.
Published Wednesdays by
Entkrprisk Publishing Co.
A.J CLARK. Editor.
One Year, - - $ 1.00
Six Months, - - .50
Three Months, - - .'25
IN ADVANCE.
Wednesday, October 15, 1002
g?
This year's corn crop is osti i
mated it 2,405,000,000 bushels, |
the
largest in the history of the'
country, aim practically 1,000,000,o0b
bushels larger than hist
1 ~
year's crop.
Laitfistcr Iiibfe Socictf/ Mat.
The annual meeting of the
Lancaster Bible Society was
held in the Methodist church
Sunday night. The sermon was
delivered by Or \V H Bays,
after which reports were made 1
by the treasurer and the deposi j
tarian and a collection ta'<en!
amounting to $30 During the I'
year 7" copies of the scriptures
have been sold and 4 given1
away.
The (del officers were, re-elected
as follows: J II Boldridge, I).|
I)., president; R. T. Beatty,
secretary and treasurer, and \V !'
C. Thomson, depositarian.
Of the collection .$90 was
donated to the parent society,
the American Bible Society, for
nso in supplying the scriptures
upon a cost basis.
The loca' society has a working
capital of -fvi which is used
for supplying hooks for sale and 1
distribution. When sold they
are sold at actual cost, and to
the poor who are unable to buy.
tliey are given away.
"Flte Morlah Annociation
The Moriah Association met
with the I'nion church in this
oounty on the 9th, 10th, 11th
and rjtli of this month Rev I
3. N Watson preached the in |
trodi;etorj* sermon. Judge 1>
A. Williams was elected moderator
a.i<l W F. Est ridge was
elected clerk
Mr W. W. Keys, represent
: it. . i* it. i i i?v
uig me napusi courier, and nr.
T. M Bailev, reDresenting State
Mis sions, attended the meeting
Rev (r W. Pitman represent
inn the South Carolina Baptist
tvas there also. The body was
well entertained by the good
and hospitable people of that
section. The next session will
be held with the White Blulf
fhurch. The rain somewhat in
jerfered with the worU on Sat
urday, but on Sunday the con
gregation was very large. The
different enterprises fostered by
the association were all wo'l
represented. Now is a good
time to lay plans for greater
work during the coming year
^ The missionary sermon was
preached by Rev. .1 11. Bold
ridge Sunday morning, and in
the afternoon Rev R. J Blackmon
preached
Pyny-Balcam Relieved 1'lglif Away
ml iii.ikcH a e;>oedy cud of couglu* >u>d cold*.
? Mr. William Knight, who
used to live at the Welsh mill,
but now lives in the Cedar!
Creek section, is very low and
aot expected to get up again. I
Forty Years' Torture.
To be relieved from a torturing
disease after 40 years' torture
might well cause the gratitude of'
anyone. '1 hat is what DoWitt's
Wltrl) Sail b ll ? frwr ?'
Huney, Geneva, G lie says: i
' DeWitt'a Witch Hazel Salv?*
oured me of piles after I had nuf
ferud -10 years." Cures cuts,
Hur.m, wounds, skin diseases. Be
ware of counterfeits. Crawford
FLros.
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Notice of Election
For State and Coun y Ofllcers, and
Upon Proponed Amendment to
the State Constitution.
State of South Carolina, j
County of Lancaster. \
-\TOT!CK IS HEREBY GIVEN"
lit hat the GENERA^. ELECTION
for State and County officers will be
held at the voting products prescribed
by law in said County, on Tuesday,
November 1, said day being
Tuesday following the tirst Monday
in November, a? prescribed by law.
At the said elec tion a separate box
will be provided, at which qualified
electors will vote upon the adoption
or rejection of an amendment to the
State Constitution as provided in the
following Joint Resolution
A Joint Resolution Proposing to
Amend Sect:on 11 of Article Vll.
ol the Con>f if lit ion of 1SP5, Relating
to Counties and County Govern.
cent.
Suction 1. Be it resolved hy the
(iei eral Asseinhlv of the SIhIp of
Sou ill Carolina: That the following
amendment, to Sett ion 11 .Art icIeV 11.,
of iheCoiiot notion, be agreed to : ;tdd ;
to the end thereof the following
words: that this section shall not app'j
to the f llow'vg townships in the
lolloping Counties: Dunklin mid
Dal: lawn in t he County of Greenvi tie:
the townships of Cokesbury, Ninety- j
Six and Cooppr in the County of
(Jreenwood; Sullivan Township in j
the County of Lauretta; lluietf and i
l*ilie Grove in the County of Saluda. |
That ttie corporate existence of said'
townships be, and the -ame is hereby, j
destroyed, and all ollicer* under said !
townships are abolished and all corporate
agents removed.
Skc. 2. But the question of adopt-!
ing this amendment shall be submitted
at the next general election to
tlie electors as follows: Those in favor
of the amendment shall deposit a
ballot with the following words
plainly printed or written thereon :'
"Constitutional amendment of Section j
Eleven of Article Seven of theCoimtii
ution, relating to Countiea and Conn- J
ty Government. Yes." Those opposed
to said amendment shall cast a ballot I
with the following words plainly
printed or written thereon : "Constitutional
amendment of {Section Ele j
veil of Article Seven of the Conatitu-j
tion, relating to Counties and County '
Government. No."
Approved t he 2Sth day of February, I
A. D., 11)02.
Skc. 7. There shall be separate and !
distinct ballots and boxes at this'
election for the following oflieers, to.
wit: 1. Governor and Lieutenant
Governor. 2. Other State utllcers 3
State senator. 4 Members of the
House of Representatives. n Counry '
olllcers. on which shall be the name
or names ot the person or persona voted
for as such illieers, respectively,
and thenillce for winch they are voted j
He fore the hour lixed tor opening
the polls Managers and Iderks must
take and subscri lie the Const it lit ions! !
oath. The Chairman of tiie Hoard of j
Managers can administer the oath to!
the other Managers and to the Clerk;
a Notary Public most administer the
oath to the chairman. The managers
elect their t hairiuan and Clerk.
Tolls at each voting place must be
opeuea at 7 o'clock a m and closed
Hi 4 o'clock p. in , except in the city of j
Charleston, where tnpy shall be open-I
ed at 7 a ni , and closed at It p. in.
'I be Managers have the power to till ]
a vacancy, and if none of the Mnna- |
gers attend be citizens can appoint
from among the qualified voters tlie
Managers, who, afier being sworn,
can conduct the election.
At the close of the election, the
Managers and Clerk must proceed
publicly to open the ballot boxes and
count the ballots therein. and continue
without adjournment until the
same is completed, anil make a statement
of the result lor each office anil
sign the same.
Within three days thereafter, the
Chairman of the Hoard, or some one
des'jfnated by the Hoard, must deliver
to the ? omiiiissioners of election the
poll li t, the boxes containing the
hallo's and written statements of the i
result of the election.
'1 he lol low nif{
MANAOKItS OK KI.KCTION
have been appointed to hold the election
at the various precincts in the I
said county :
Lancaster?J. C. Foster, W. G
Moore, C, II. Crawford.
Helair?M .M.Til man, J. L. Harris,
K W. Hosier
Van V\ yck?.1. W. Hates, M. Griffin,
J. C. Crenshaw.
Thorn well?W . If Drallln, VV. J.
Williams, W. 1. Williams.
Montgomery?J L. ilrftwn, VV. J.
Hendrix, L. C. I'owers.
Carmel?,las. A.Cauthen, Ira Scott,
.fudson Cell.
fTrcrr*?
Elgin?O. F. Ferguson, W.A.Bailey,
J A. Marshall.
yl'rimus?.J. W. Blaekinon. L.W.IIindon,
J. H Knight.
Ileath Springs?I). N. Mackey, Kerry
Mobley. A. i*. U or ton.
Kershaw?J. F. Cnpeland, Wesley
Mcllormn. I). J. Gardner.
llaile Cold Mine?W.T. Blackmon,
w. 0. Adams, R. F Hilton.
Flat Creek?W. T. Pitman, J. F.
Gardner, Lee Bird.
Taxahaw?F. M. Lowry, W.,l. Belk,
B. F. Kaile.
Dwight?I). A Funderburk, W. H.
j Shute, A. T. (James.
Tradesville?I,. ,T. Kunderburk.fl.M.
Polk, L.^ Rowel I.
New Cot,? Moses Yarborongh, R. L.
L. Blacktnon, J. I? Flynn.
Welsh's?!,. D. Hilton, M.L.Hinsot),
Sr., J. V*. Welsh.
The Managers at each precinct
named above are requested to delegate
one of their number to secure boxes
and blanks for the election. They
can be secured on and after Saturday,
November 1, likij, at Lancaster It. 11.,
s 0. J. M. KN1GH l\
.1. vt R EX T11,LM A N,
ROBT .1. FI.YNN,
Commissioners nt state and i oiinty
Election fo>- Lancaster County.
October lit, 19JV2 .
Wood^s Seeds, j;
' I ? etches, j i
The HAIRY WINTER or J.!
SAND VETCH makes a hay or ? .
g < . V#J? <51I|#Y' '""V'"*" ?* "' I
I nutritive qualities to timothy
5 I lav It will rlso make thelargest f ' I
M yield of ?lrv feed of imv crop that 1
I can be sown in the Kali. In this |
ft respect it is superior to Crimson S
B Clover as it not only makes a larger
6 yield than that crop, but is very J ^
1 mueh superior in feeding qualities, ft ,
f Wood's Fall Catalogue tells all 1 I
} about Seeds for Fall Planting, A
| Seed Wheat, Oats, Rye, 1 |
J barley, Vetches, tlrass and a
f Clover Seeds, etc. B \
1 Write for Catalogue and prices 1
of uu> Seeds desired. % <
} T. W. WOOD & SONS, j i
| Seedsmen, Richmond, Va. {
W Wood's Fait Catalogue nlsn toMs about V
a Vogctuble and Flower Seeds, Straw- M
E berry and Vegetable Plants, l.awn I
Uruss, Hyacinths, Tulips, etc. a
Catalogue mailed free upon request.
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you cat. j.
This preparation contains aH of the ,
digestanls and digests all kinds of '
food. It tfIves instant rcli f and never
fails to cure. It allows you to eat all
the food you want. The most sensitive
stomachs can take It. tty its use many
thousands of dyspeptics have been
cured after every; hint; cls? failed. Is
UlltMJ villi l?"l? I'll tilts M"III.U1I. VIIIIU*
reu with weak stomachs thrive on it.
Cures aI3 stomacSv t^orjblaa
Prvp.iruU only by E.C. IikWitt&Oo., Chicago
The tl.bottlocoutaln?2H Unicstbt fcOc. tl^o.
Ttix Notice.
IV ACCOUDAXi.K WITH T11K <
1 act o?" the Legislature to rui?e
supplies for the f1*ral year hegir;nin?j
January 1ft.. 11)02, notice i- hereby
given that the Treasurer's office of
Lam-aster county will oe open for the
collection ol taxes from the loth Jay
of October, 11)02, until tho 3 ist Jay of
December, 11)02. (
The levy is as follows : 1
.State Tax, o mills.
Countv 'fax I "
Const it lit tonal School Tax J "
! Int. on U. it bonds, GitO KR J "
| Retiring' " " " I **
Total Hi "
INTKIIKST ON TOWNSHIP llu.NDt), C. C
Ar C It. It.
| Pleasant II ill 3 mills
[ ti i lie I 'reek . o "
Cane Creek J 'a "
I.OCAO SCHOOL TAX.
Lancaster i mills |
" Interest on bonds I "
I Meat h Spri. g* 3 44
lOaklnirst I 44
| Kershaw 4 44
[ J ones X. Roads 2 *'
! TOT At. l.KV V MY TOWNSHIl'S A M> I>MTHicrs
Indian Land ........... Id mills
Waxlniw. . Id "
Cane Cr? ek 2o,tt' "
" " Graded School. 2d '
.1 X K -J2'i "
(tills Creek '21 "
" " (trailed .School 2d'? " j
.1. X . K 23 "
Ituford K> "
Flat Creek Id "
" " Kershaw. 2d "
Pleasant Hill Id "
" " Kershaw 23 "
" " Heath Springs 22 "
" " Oakhurst 23 "
| " " J. X. K 21 "
Cedar Creek Id '*
.IX K IS ?
Correspondence relative to taxes
promptly attend-d to.
W C. CACTHKN,
County Treasurer.
ALWA
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<< N
OUR EN TIF
Fall and VI
are now ready fc
"Something new"
we cm apply to our s
the week, as every n
comes out usually fin
pecially is it a fitting
son for everyr season
little,better than last,
have seen a prettier i
Goods and dress patt
we are showing. Go
o
have been very caref
undersold, and are
who thoioughly unc
your trimmings, etc.
lew ol the "New Phi
DRESS
Wool Poplin, satin-fact
Hair, Venetians, Tricots
spuns, fine French Flann
shades, soft wool fabrics
Veilings, Broucles, Broad
dresses.
SI3
As for silks, our s
All widths guaranteed bl
fancy stripes and Persiar
TRIM
To match everv drt^s t
J ? I
cream applique, passmer
and escurial laces.
JAC]
We are showing the corn
material, best workman^
coats, ever sent out from
SH
We sell the kind tha
Our line for fall and winl
gest assortment in Lancc
BARG
Never before have we
in most every departmen
50c men's Mats at 25c.
20c boys' Hats at 5c
25c Caps at 10 and 15c.
$1 shirts at ^oc.
50c shirts at 25c.
5io men's suits at |6.
?5 men's suits at $2.50.
$2 men's pants at $1.25.
We might go oh writing
we insist on your visitin;
You don't have to buy?
1 ttr 1
goous. we rely on pr
treatment to retain it.
Respe<
We have a beautiful li
& Demorest Sewing Ma
lYS
Dmething <
ew *
IE LINE OF
finter Goods
)r you to examine.
is an expression that
tore almost any clay in
ew and good idea that
ds a place here Rs*
expression at this seafinds
our stock just a
We hardly think you
me of novelty Dress
erns in this city than t
ods in this department
ully selected, cannot be
being shown by a lady
o airio 11uw lVJ b^icll
Below we mention a
ngs."
GOODS
*d Prunella, Soliel, Camel's
, Scotch Cheviots, Homeels
in all the fashionable
in Albetross, Cashmeres,
[cloths, Armours for street
jKS
;tock cannot be excelled,
ack Taffetta, Moire Velour,
is.
MINGS
>attern in black, ecru and ^
itries, nets, braids, chantilly
KETS
:ct styles, newest cloth, best
ihip in jackets, capes, furs,
New York city.
OES
t gives entire satisfaction,
ter are beauties and the larister.
iAINS
had so many real bargains
t of the store.
$1 men's pants at 75c. <r
25c boys' pants at 20c.
<1.25 shoes at 95c.
?4.50 rugs at $3.50.
?1 table covers at 50c.
7 i-2c brown drills per
y;ud 5c.
4c brown sheeting at 3c.
; about these bargains, but
g our store soon as possible,
-it's a pleasure to show our
ices to win trade. On fair
:tf ully,
MesGo.
n p- all ei '/i>c r\( Uh/tp T
Mil JIJ.V..1 ui l\U^3. WttVIS
chines are gning fast. ^