Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, October 15, 1902, Image 5
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Short Loca's.
V'uu iKbti.i> , () tt.tier to, 190?(Jotirf
cotivuncs next
morning hi 10 ??'?;!i?ol:
?Rrede's steam bread fresh
rat Mackoroll's s24 If
?Reports Hay iliat the bulk
*0! Ihe cotton crop has been
gathered and m uhelcd
?Docia Robertson w.o taken
^ -i o U??l u tn' )i 1 M unlay ;mi 1?>?i^ 1
in the state hospital lor tnoiu
<sano.
^ ?Subscriptions lor Lippiucoit's
Monthly Magazine taken
ut tiie EntukI'KI r; ? tli :e, price
2 50 a y?ar.
-?The Russell Place sch n#I
will open next M mduy Oci. J'),
-at S o'clock, with Miss Annie
Xoun^ as teacher.
?For a box of fine candy,
call at Mac vorell's and get a box
of Whitman s. s-4-tf
?Mr \V. B. Miller, one of
the most substantial farmers in
the Primus section, lias determined
to try his fortune in
Texas. lie li as sold his plantation
and will leave soon.
?The Presbyterian eynod of
??5outh Carolina will meet in
a -Columbia next Thursday evening.
y Rev. (Jludmer* Fraser and Capt.
l.C. Foster will represent tne
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juuucasier cnurch.
L ?The Ladies of the Presbvlo rifHi
churca at Heat h Springs will
?give an oy.^tei supper on Friday
night, the 19.h lint., tor the
'benefit ol the churcn. The pubdie
is cordialJy invited.
?Seasonable goods arriving
vlaily. Gocoanuts, Raisins, Cur?raiits
Buckwheat, New crop
-New Orleans molasses, etc., at
W. P. Bennett's.
?Thero will be services in
the Episcopal church next Sun
day at 11 o'clock, a 111. and
4 :30 p m., conducted by Rev.
*G. Croft Williams. The offer
tory, at the morning service,
"will be for convocation purposes
?The Governor has appointed
me coi lowing commissioners of
* 'election tor Lancaster county to
serve at the approaching election:
"State?Jerry M. Knight, J. Wren
fillman, K. J. Fly tin. Federal?
*4 -J. Harry Foster, Geo. W. Jones,
J. Clark llobiusou.
?The Day of Atonement for
Tews began at sunset last Friday
and lasted till sunset Saturday.
Jews of all shades of bcliel ob
serve this day, during which
neither water or tood is taken
and the day is strictly observed
-besides. The day was observed
'by Mr. Miles whose store was
"doted during that period.
? Miss Amanda C. Montgomery
died yesterday morning
*at the home of her brother, Mr.
M. M. Montgomery who lives in
' the neighborhood of the poor
' house, from thoeffects of a stroke
of paralysis received tho latter
part of last June and from which
\she had been lingering ever since.
* &'he was a member of Pleasant
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I Plains 4 B >piint church*. Iler
I l'eiiiiiitin wt>rt> buried at 4 o'clock
I yesterday afternoon at (in!s Creek
j onurchi*
?Ftermers! Bring or son 1 the
truil ol your I a nor* to the S ate
Fair at Columbia, O t. '28 h t-?
31st, and you need not exclaim,
us many are heard to do every
year, ''1 can beat that."
?The Lancaster County Educational
Association will meet
at the court house on Saturday,
(October 20th, at 11 a m. Teachers
of this county not already
enrolled are cordially invited to
become members.
L T. Baker, Pres.
? Only about two weeks more
remain for paying town taxes
without the 15'/, penalty Mayor
Wylie savs after that time
tlio penalty will cert inly be
| added, and the sooner the pubI
lie realize this fact, the hotter it
AY 111 DO.
? Bring ine your butter,
chickens ?nd nggs. Highest
' prices paid for tliem.
s24 tf ' .1. B Mac- orell
?The Craigsvillo school will
open next Monday with Miss
Lotta Gaston of Chester in
charge.
? Mr. Joseph M. Ca*key who
has. been in charge of tint poor
house lor the past four ve?rs, was
recently re elected keeper ol that
institution.
? Good clothes are the step
ping stones to success. Many
i bright muu has lost the day
treatise ol his shabby appearance.
Yon can be dressed right, at
tittle cost by otdering your
clothes from Sirauss B.os., Amor
ten's Leading Tailors, whose
woolens are carried by Funderburk
Co.
?Announcement of anmint
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ments for Camp Creek ami 11 crmon
churches: At Ilermon,
fourth Sundays at 11 o'clock
(will begin there fourth Sunday
of this month.) At Camp
Cre<k, second Sundays at 11
o'clock and Saturdays before at
2 o'clock, and every fourth Sun
I clay at '6 o'clock. Next appointment
for Camp Creek will be
the fourth Sunday of this
month at 3 o'clock.
W. F Little, Pastor.
?All parties indebted to Llliott
A Crawford must come
forward and settle at once, as
these papers must he closed up
Lancaster Mercantile Co.
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? Dorothy Muxine, the ten
month old daughter ol Mr. and
Mr?. L i\ Roddey, died last Saturday
afternoon alter an illne.-s
of about two weeks ol bowel
trouble. The little lemains were
I laid to rest in the town cenieterv
ISanday afternoon, the burial
service being conducted by Rev.
J. M. Sieadman. The public
leel ureal sympathy for these
young parents in the loss ot their
first born and only child.
?SA LESMEN WANTEI)?To
look after our interests in Lancaster
and adjacent counties.
Salary or commission. Address
Lincoln Oil ^o.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
?Mr. W. F. Estridge, clerk
of the Moriah association, was
in town yesterday arranging
for the printing of the minutes
of the recent session of that
body.
?Miss Mary Graham, a
maiden lady who lived with her
brother, Mr. Samuel Graham
land throe maiden sisters in the
neighborhood of (Tills Creek
|church, died suddenly last Fri
day afternoon of apoplexy. She
was 72 years of age Magistrate
Caskey held an inquest over
her Saturday and the finding
was in accordance with the
J statement made above. Her
remains were buried Sunday at
, Gills Creek church.
| ?The mating of the ladies
in the interest of the bazar for
the monument fund this week
will be held at Miss Annie
Witherspoon's at 4 p. m. Thursday
afternoon.
?Gel.vour weddir g invitations
and visiting cards at the Enterprise
ollice. Wo print them m
the latest, styles.
?The chain pang was moved
up on the Charlotte road Monday
near Cane Cre? k bridge.
?Married,Sunday morning la t
at, the home ol and by M igistra. o
Caskov. Mr. Loins Rollings and
M ss N i.inie Knignt, d uighter
ol Mr. Win. Knight ol lactorv
hill.
Mr .1 E Nornnnt, the nft'i
hie and popular representative
ol the News and Courer and Mie
iiuturo pitva'e secretary , | (t v
I 1). (' lleyward, made this oifice
|a pleasant call one day . <t ^ -k
?Mr John Spencer of York
a graduate of the texH1? drr>">rf.
nient of Cleinson College
has accepted a position in Sip'.
Skipper's ollice at t ho c?*t ton
I mili.
? The ruling price for cotton
j here lor several days has been
6.15. Seed 22 cents.
I Harriett.
Miss Eva MoCliritoek, tin
estimable daughter ol :\'.r
Mrs. J. 11 MClintook ol Riverside,
was married last Wednesday
at 1 o'clo?d< p in, to Mr. llarrv
McDonald ol Rock ii ill 1 lie
ceremony took place at I lie home
of the bride's n:irr>ti1<; nrwt woe
performed by Rev. Mr Beasle.v
of Rock IIill. After the ceremony
dinner was served and
iireatly enj ?yed by the entire
party?friends and relatives ol
the bride and the groom. The
bride was the recipient, of numerous
handsome presents. At
4 o'clock the happy con pie lei I
i>> private conveyance lor then
luture home at Rock Mili. The
Enterprise joins a host of theii
Iriends in wishing them a hie ol
unalloyed happiness.
j Vroyram for the Laf/titq of the
Corner atones JSeact Stitnrtloy.
The ceremonies incident to
laying the corner stones of the
school house and masonic lodge
on Satrudav, October 18th, by
the Grand Lodge of South Carolina,will
begin at3 o'clock, p.m
The members of Jackson
1.0(1 go and visiting hrethern will
convene at the Knights of Pythias
llall, 2 :30 p. in.
Pupils of the graded school
and others who are to take part
in the procession are requested
to assemble at the Kibler House
The following is the order ol
march :
1. Schoolchildren.
2 Masons in the nrescribed
order of procession.
3 The Grand Lodge in the
prescribed order of procession.
The procession will form in
this order on the east side of
Main St , and nia-ch through
Main and Dunlap to tho school
grounds On arriving at the
arch, the lines will open to right
and left, allowing the Grand
Master and his ollicers to pass,
through to tho platform. After
the ceremony the procession will
i form in the order previously
observed and returning on its
route halt at the arch facing the
Masonic lodge, where same
ceremonies v;" be performed
as at the scho^diouso.
Two addresses are to be do
! livered ; one at the school house
by Grand Master Whitehead,
the other at the Lodge by Past
Grand Master Barron
All citizens of the town and
I county are cordialiy invited to |
(attend. I
: Hick's Gapudine Cures
Headache and Neuralgia.
'For sale by all druggists.
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