Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, November 05, 1902, Image 4
Eugene
Field's
wdtars on Ambition and Syo*
popsla.
*J>yspepsia," wrote Eugene Field,
"Often incapacitates a nan for endearo*
nod some times extinguishes the fire of
Munition." Thoagh great despite his
complaint Fiolu suffered from indigestion
*11 his life. /i. weak, tired stomach
caijfe digest your food. It needs
rem- You can only rest it by the use
P a preparation like Kodol, which relives
it of work by digesting your food,
lest soon restores it to its normal tons.
Strengthening,
Sat isfylng,
invigorating.
ivAweO onty by k. c. dlw itt ie Co., Obicaiu*
XiSytL. butUu eoutaiua 2>4 Union Uie 00c. ika
LMUSsiEa * E?iTEftPR15F.
Published Wednesdays by
E^'TKUI'ltlSE Pl'BMSHINQ Co.
A- J. CLANK. Editor.
One Year, ... $1.00 J
Six Months, - - .501
Three Months, - - .25
!n ADVANCE.
Wednesday, November 5, 15)02.
In consequence of the death
of Mr. Porter, Cleric of Court, a
vacancy has b^en created in
that ollice. Under the Constitution,
an election will be necessary
to fill the vacancy. The
governor will probably order an
election at an earh day. In the
meantime pursuant to law, the
probate judge, Mr. Chas. I) j
Jones, lots ta*en charge of the
office and will run it till the
vacancy can he filled. Mr. J.
Wylie Porter, who for several
years has been an efficient assistant
in this ollice, will be retained
in the office by Mr. Jones.
It Saved Her Life
Conch's Mexican Syrup has accomplished
a cure in this nei^h-J
borhood winch has astonished the
trnorle. Mikb I)>. Via WS*a t/i uon n n
to die by her attending physician
She b;>d lung fev:-r. ! he doctor
Rui-1 '.i?i ? on.d ui ' o.fv.ro liicrulug,
an J advised to discontinue
his iin uicinc, as it v.as doing her
po yopd. Hor parents had a hottie
oi (u>ocii'? Mexican tSvrup and
ttooch'sQuick Relief in the hotiHe
They ni once began to give tluSyrur'
in doses one hour apart,
and frequently ba1. hed her chest
with the Quick Relief. Before
vuotihuh she was better,and utter
using a few bottles of each, she is
alrm'*'-"1' as t*n v*vv*r. It
Iffi- i 'iKfl raisin*' , he dend and
haf 'ut*bH*he'J the r'-pntatiori rf
Gnoch'a Mexican Syrup here as
a cm: k h r*niedv : we can eel I
i>otiniii. eh,e. .J. A* N. San>U.
i riuihl*-. Athens Co., O.
I' ioi vote's JjO?h From Iingim;
Flames.
Special to The State.
Florence, Nov. *>. ? As telephone.!
the State this morning
at 2 o'clock, Florence had one
oi tL> .no-t di-a-l rous tires that
liitr* rvei' visited this oily. The!
LlvrCdestroyed was not really
in ti c- tc.iiie of the business
sect: >;] c-f the town but was adjacent
to some of the best residences,
which were in i in in i-!
dpi ? ' vr for - vera, hours i
The Tobacco warehouse,!
the Poo Deo warehouse, the
Aineiie.vt Tobacco company's
pack isouse and the Munn Planing
. d! v.cro .ill destroyed j
The hr. oiigiiiut -l under the
ntkT if : ..." - \
J'.rv - "U.-^ * / J I lie A \ 1 I i t" I J Cfl II |
Tobacco company and all the
buil<!i:i^ being wooden the!
flam ; read ra 11v and be-:
c,i!ju' ..A' troll The total J
los :1 i e in 111 * ?I V. ighborhood
of $-U?.0U0.
Tl ' idual looses are hard 1
to obt.aio 1 hi* warehouses J
weib valued at $-1,500 each, aim K
the pack house at $2,000. Both
of the warehouses had a quail- Li
tity of tobacco and other things A
in them A great deal was lost 8,
in the Pee Dee. The pack house, a!
which was being used as a
stemmery by the American ^
Tobacco, sustained the heaviest
loss, nothing being saved. It aa
is said that there was $25,000 'n
worth of tobacco in it. Besides ^
this the machinery owned by to
the C. A. Gregory Tobacco company,
valued at $1,500, was a
total loss. The buildings will
be rebuilt at once.
Perhaps You Wonder !tll
if tiu? tormenting cold that made last ^ n
winter one long misery will bens bad 1,1
this year. Certainly not, if you take 01
Allen's hung Balsam when tickling
and rawness in the throat announce '* '
th.* presence of the old enemy !>o
not expect the cold to wear itself out. f*
Take the right remedy in time. Allen's
hung Balsam is free from opium j ^
I The Par me1
A New Prayer to
The following conies from New Or
Oh, Buston, bounteous Buston, yoi
But our hearts arc thrilled with gl
As they've ne'er been thrilled bet'o
You've steeped our souls in peace
renew ;
For instead of crop disaster it will
Oh. Buston, Mr. Buston, the fat 1110
| To plod for weary weeks behind til
Or view the reins with anguish, 01
I When all he needs to make a crop
Oh, Buston, sapient Buston, lend
Whore you see "green, well-fruitei
| We see but weeds and grass.
1 We t.hoiicrht. the (Inl.lu u-liioli .
I.. ^ ... v V..V ? a v *\??J II llivil J \p It V
Wore white because our pickers
| Until you reached our l>i\ie landI
We really thought that drought ai
l Ilad wrought u.-> havoc dire.
How sweet it is to know, at last, tl
And if the weevil came at all, 'tws
We thought oil!1 fields were over ri
And listened to those "short crop :
i Hut now we know the truth at last
i We'll drive to town and sell the ha
| The "second growth" is doing well
^lt might as well be dappled gray.
When they ain't "green" the "tiel<
The "top crop's fine'' you say
And "the plant will still be makin
Oh, Huston, bounteous Huston, tel
I What is your "simple method," s<
Uiti you talk with tlie conductor a:
Or did you seek the "butcher*' on
Or did you swap statistics (if you
With the guardian of the berths?I
But never mind, dear Huston, how
Our hearts are filled with gladness
So come again, sweet Huston, and
And say our convh will soon have c
Oh, give us bumper crops of corn,
; But don't "estimate" our families
j .
The Bargain!
T>vo big lots of goods to arrive tl
this week is the addition ol
A 25c and 5(
On thepe you will find the HI GOES'
ed. Most all the (Jhinaware in my
these counters iu order to make roo
arriving uow.
T n +- K I rvoir
Ill IIIC JCWC
I have never shown such a line of
seen at my store now, and as to the
gold Duff Links, ladi* ' and pents\ tl
*4, $.r> and fd( tKoy p.re now $2 50,
set with real doublets?they cost yo
25 to $4. My WATCH storvk is
the sales were never as good. Why
about rny goods and guarantee ever
one given in its place, or money rel'i
Purses and nice Stationery just arriv
B. C. Hoi
I repair everything at reasonable \
ducutlonal Association to 5le?f.
The next regular meeting of the
ancaster County Educational
Bsociation will be Saturday,Nov.
at 11:30 a. m. Program will
ypear later. Every teacher who
18 already been employed or
ren expect* to teach in this
dinty, is requested to be present
id if possible should attend this
i well a* the subsequent meetig*
of this association. All
arsons interested in educational
ork are most cordially invited
i meet with us.
liespectlully,
A. C. Howell,
Co. Supt. of Ed.
People Belleye In It.
It has been cvnioally said that anying
can be sold by advertising nowilnys.
This is not so. Many linients
have been advertised but only
le?Perry Oavis' Painkiller?has
ood the (50 years' use, Today
* popularity is greater than everi
:d i? based not upon what everbody |
>s but upon what the remedy does.
ere is but one Painkiller, Perry
avis'.
r Sneaks.
the New Ceres.
loans :
.! have loft our happy shore,
ad 11 ess
TO.
fill balm, our fainting hopes
ho " Eleven-two ! '
r is a fool
le rudder of a mule;
tremble at tin: drought,
is "Huston's visit South !"
us your magic glass.
1 stalks"
loclare "a marvelous sight"
jumncd" a month ago tonight,
-a Liverpool messiuh?
id worms
lose "bug tales" were but lies ; i
...
is "blessings in disguise !"
in with locusts slugs and lice
ids" ^to hell with .Mr. Price).
, and while farm work is slack'
les you say we're holding back '
I, and looking green you think]
, heliotrope or pink)
;ls are white,"
g" on the 14th of next May.
i us, oh, tell us, true!
j accurate ami new?
s your train sped night anil day
t and steal his brains away?
did you hadn't oughfer)
the colored Pullman porter?
' you made your estimate
> at the prospects you relate
predict big crops of hay
a Ives. our hens begin to lay
and fill our empty bins,
?you're sure to figure twins.
" I
Store Again
9
lis week. The new luaturcs for
Dc Counter.
T BARGAINS I have yet oll'erstore
will be given away on
in for Xuias Goods, which are
dry Store
Solid (JoJd .Jewelry as is lo be
price?well, just listen : 14k
lie kind we have always sold lor
$1 25 and Id 14k Lace Pins,
n $<} last year?they are l.ow
nifi'i' complete than ever, and
? Because 1 tell you the truth
y watch to be perfect or a new
undcd. A new stock of Ladie*
ed. Respectfully,
jgh, Proprietor.
wices and do good work.
ALWA
?< Sc
? N<
OUR ENTIR
Fall and W
arc now ready fo
"Something new"
we can apply to our st
the week, as every nc
comes out usually fiiK
pecially is it a fitting
son for every season
little better than last
have seen a prettier li
Goods and dress patt<
we are showing Goc
have been very careli
undersold, and are 1
who thoioughly und
your trimmings, etc
few of the "New Thit
dress
Wool Poplin, satin-face
Hair, Venetians, Tricots,
spuns, fine P'rench Flann<
shades, soft wool fabrics
Veilings, Broucles, Broad<
dresses.
SII
As for silks, our s
All widths guaranteed bh
fancy stripes and Persian
trim:
I To match every dress p
cicam appiique, passmen
and escurial laccs.
JACI
We are showing the corre
material, best workmansl
coats, ever sent out from
SH<
We sell the kind that
Our line for fall and wint<
gest assortment in Lanca:
BARG
Never before have we 1
in most every department
50c men's I bits at 25c.
20c boys' Hats at 5c
25c Caps at 10 and 15c.
$1 shirts at qoc.
50c shirts at 25c.
?10 men's suits at ?6$5
men's suits at $2.50.
52 men's pants at #1.25.
We might go on writing
we insist on your visiting
You don't have to buy?i
goods. We rely on pri
treatment to retain it.
Respeci
??IHIiailflO I;
We have a beautiful lin
& Demons t Sewing Mac
YS
>mething 1
t
3W
E LINE OF
inter Goods
r you to examine
is an expression that
ore almost any day in
:w and good idea that
Is a place here Ksexpression
at this seafinds
our stock just a
We hardly think you
ne of novelty Dress
srns in this city than *
xls in this department
illy selected, cannot be
>eing shown by a lady
erst and s how to select
Below we mention a
99
lgS
aooDs
d Prunella, Soliel, Camel's
Scotch Cheviots, llomecls
a all the fashionable
in /vlbetross, Cashmeres,
cloths, Armours for street
jKS
tock cannot be excelled..
7 rr rr ? *
ick i arietta, Moire Velour,
s.
MINGS
attern in black,'ecru and
tries, nets, braids, chanti fly
CETS
ct styles, newest cloth, best
liip in jackets, capes, furs,
New York city.
DES
gives entire satisfaction.
2r arc beauties and the larger.
:AINS
had so many real bargains
; ot the store.
51 men's pants at 75c. *
25c boys' pants at 20c.
? f .25 shoes at 95c.
#4.50 rugs at $3.50.
$1 table covers at 50c.
7 i-2c brown drills per
yard 5c.
4c brown sheeting at 3c.
about these bargains, but
; our store soon as possible,
it's a pleasure to show our
ces to win trade. On fair
Lf ully,
lushes Co.
ic all sizes of Rugs. Davis
hines are goinr.*- fast. *
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