Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, November 26, 1902, Image 4
Bugone
Field's
Vfd*s ova Ambition fend Dyo>
pepsla.
Dyspepsia," wrote Eugene Field,
"otfap'UioupeciUtoe a man for endoitor
andQ",'>metimos extinguishes the Are of
anq&ttoh." Though great despite his
cambist tit FieUl sutToeod from iudigestic*r?l]
his life. A weak, tired stomach
cadFfc digest your food. It needs
rrw* You can only rest it by the use
f a preparation like Kodol, which referes
it of work by digesting your food.
soon rcstoros it to Its normal tone,
tjen^toonlrg,
Satisfying,
Envlgoratlng.
Fleered only by E. C. BKWirri Co., Otilcugu
TofSl. botkle contain* 2V4 times the 60c. iuee.
LANCASTER ? EHTEBPBiSE.
Published Wednesdays by
EnTKUUIUSIS PUBLISHING Co.
,\. J. CLANK. Editor.
O-ie Year, - - - $1.00
Si t Months, - - .50
Three Months, - - .'25 j
IN A I; VANCE.
Wedncfiiav, November 26, 1002
Herr Krnp, the groat German
gun maker, died in fierlin last
week, leaving an immense estate.
Here we are on the 26th o(
Novetnoer and no killing frost
yet ! Glnrieus climate we have.
Tomorrow is Thanksgiving Day
a^d we of this fav<ired Southland
certainly have much to be thank
ful tor, and we should manifest
our thankfulness by attending
servie s. ii praeucaiue, returning
thank* 'o Him who Rendeth the
sunshine i*ii<i the rain, and making
snilili'e contributions to the
poor orphans of the state.
To Patron*, Trustees and
Teachers.
As the time is near at hand
when 1 will assume mv duties
as iSujH rintendent of Kdueation
for Lancaster county for a
sccuiii! term, 1 wish to present
my sincere thanks for the con
faience reposed in ine, by electing
to the olhce the second
time. It is with new /eal
and ' ni'i'.'v that 1 again assume
the _r- .ii respousihilit\ of being
placed at the head of the educational
interest of the county. It
is mv purpose to make liie n?ixt
two vear> the most progressive
u: i "VIIS, (? I ?i!' it*. Ill*
c<i e- v?n il intei t- arc concfivd,
that has over been
known in the history of Lancrs:
or ""ittttv And t ) make a
succe*-^ in this great work, I
r u have <l?e hearfv eo opera
ti-">v of patron trustor and
tnotu'r, worling ;is a unit,
poac fully and harmoniously.
i:: some districts there arc
too viti'iy schools. When wo
co-isnlcr tho amount of the
fluids which their enrollment
brin s to such schools, we cati
very readily see the need of con
solid;*, on. It would increase
tho thru.I \ iii.tkc longer terms,
insui ,.ei tor teachers and create
a greater interest in every particular.
thereby insuring better
aUt nuance and accomplishing
TI*i>:? f o i* 'ii-.!
vi??> ? ' i vi I1IWIV Otu
work in < ur schools
1 hoj't! to soon s??c? the district
that have two or more
9ini.ll - !n ols, uniting their interest
ami money in one good
firsi class school. There is an
i Ilf" 1 i U.'i' i.!. on tlm lir.pf #-f ?i
... ? -- J/??? ? n11'"1
n >< ,]<? to want tie* school
lious^ at. their door, and will
not help in building up a school
unhss ir is placed just to suit
then This should not he the
cast it ir, impossible for all
to . .- > i ,i!.?d justastht , would
liKi i.ni therefore it. becomes
11. ' < .; y t i " |j. re !> SJl< l'ilice
m-o'c iu this respect, as
woJ , n many oilier particu
Itti'ri
Tiuatoos should visit their
schools often and encourage
both teacher and pupils to
greater work and should be
sure when they select a teacher
that they have one of the best.
Teachers should realize their
duty as a teacher?fc now that
teaching is a calling and not a
mere money making profession
as some look upon it.
Pupils should be aware of tho
fact, that the teacher cannot
help them any unless they are
willing to help themselves, and
1 hope to see greator interest
taken on the part of the pupils
than ever before.
Parties having business in
my office will please take note
of the fact, that 1 will not be
in my office on Saturday, 13th
of December next, as 1 will meet,
with the Educational Association
at Heath Springs. I will
be in my office on the following
\T nmljjf TTntil flirt lmr iir?tir>?a
I will lx* in my office every Saturday
ami first Monday in each
month unless otherwise through
I
the county papers.
With best wishes and highest
regards to all, 1 am
Yours for Education,
A. 0. Kowkll,
Co. Supt of Education.
Rheumacide cures rheumatism by
neutralizing the arid* :n the hlood
Hint driving them out through the
natural channels. So'd by .1. F.
Mankey A Co. tnar*29-6in
Secret Marriage Ends In Tragedy.
Special to The State.
Nichols, S. C., Nov. 24.?A
tragedy occurred here this afternoon
as a result of which Duston
H. Sarvis, a telegraphy
student, lies dead, and Miss
Joscphino Burns, a popular
young lady of this town, is
seriously wounded.
/
It seems that Sarvis and Miss
I Burn s were secretly married on
j September 22nd and lately the
'girl has begged Sarvis to
acknowledge her as his wife
No refused and threatened to
shoot her if she should divulge
'it H'P'lf (> oftnr.
[noon and demanded that ho go
| to h?r people and toll of tin*
1 marriage, as it must now ho
' known.
She said she had told her
parents and tin*}' would publish
it if he did not. I'ponthisSar
vis shot hor tho bullet entering
the centre of the forehead, rati2
1 fry
; ing up and passing through the
:jcalp. As she fe'l Sarvis turn
jed the pistol 011 himself and
sent a bullet under his ear and
I through the base of his hrain.
ilis death was instantaneous
Hoth Sarvis and the girl who
j claims to he liis wife are well
1I-11 own and ihe terrihle tragedy
i is preatly deplored t>v the ccmjinunity.
Sarvis is from Loris,
j Horry county. I in was about
, 11 years old.
Nichols, the scone of this
(tragic occurrence, is on the
Wilmington branch of the .Atjlantic
Coast Lino, and is in
i Marion county,
j
T<? Ciirca C..I.I In {In llitf.
Take Laxative Kromo Quinine
I'Hhlets. All druggist refund the
money if it fails t-o rijre. K. W.
hnivf'* aignature is on each hox iinnte
A report that the department
, of agriculture wan ofTeriug r re
ward fur a hug choUia remedy
had earned a large amount of
extra work for pome of tin
'employee*. More than one
I thousand letters have heen ra
jreived, claiming the reward.
I from persons who pay they have
a "eure rnre." An a rule the
.
1 writer* natid tho reripea for th<m
rHmfldiM but occasionally they
i say that when the reward will
ih made "tho rrceipe for the rem
ody wili be forthcoming and not
| until then,"
I Know One HnraRointHly
ft AO ut?tllUkt? OukL lu QA?10 U Pynf-D?l?UTk
KILLED BY AN ELEPHANT
"Gypaj" Crushes the Life Out of
Her Keeper.
Savannah, Ga., November 23?
Gvpny, a big elephant belonging
to Harris Nickel Plate show,went
crazy six miles iroin Valdosta
yesterday afternoon and killed
her keeper, James O'llouike. The
circus train had been in a wreck
at Tifton earlier in the day, when
several of the animal cars were
wrecked and two or three trained
horses killed. The elephant Gyp.
sy was in a highly nervous state
when the train pulled out for
Valdosta, the next show point.
Six miles out from that town
Gypsy became so noisy and rest
less that O'Kourko entered her
car, as the train stopped at a
small station, lo try to quiet her. i,
I minetliat el v in.nl limin -it '
lacked the man and crushed l?i? '
life out against (tie side of the
cur. O'Uourke for some reason
did not close the door ot Hie car
(utter him, so. alter killing her
keeper, Gypsy escaped to the
woods. Her absence was noted
i before the tr.tin left the station
[ and a hunt was organized. The
big beaut was shot a number of
times before she succumbed to
rillo bullets in the brain.
O'Kowrke's body was taken to
Valdosta, where it was given a
spectacular burial this afternoon,
being taken to the cemetery in a
circus wagon drawn by six white
horses. His home v.us in Now
Orleans, where lie has a wi.'e and j
i family. The skin and boi.es ol i
(the elephant have been saved.
Twelve men buried the mountain
of lleeh this afternoon in the
woods whereGypsy wus killed.
For h bad ta?te in the mouth
ruke Chamberlain's Stomach audi
I Liver Tablets. For sale by .1.1* . i
I Alac key Ac Oo.
Don't Forget
j |
1 hat nr.*t-cluss colored gio-|
j eery store.
TV" ft V/>trnlf rr
| l-s^ ivr'.-i-.j v: Vl j'
Hah been established on ( oile^o St. ,
near F. hi MasseyN roe.dclice. i
K (iregory, Manager and Sfcrc. I
tary ar.u S. ii. (iremttj, asM.it- j
ant clerk. We aell as cheap j.e tin .
cheapest and as good goods. Yoi (
I are cordially invited t?? c II on n? j
and be trcateil right.
|,S\ R.Gregory & Co.
Mermtmr tton ren-le K?'Rii!?r and I'unl enHud
J'uilia tu Sides. lltus sunt LtinOM c .i d b>
V SO'?tl\r \Mno wind <*?r Tfthlptq
Tax Notice.
I
j IN A1 ( OKI'A N t K WITH Til K j
i 1 ' ?f i he Legislature to raise 1
' ?nppi>es tor 'tie <i?cnl ye>.r beginning i
January 1st 1MI2, notice is hereby 1
I given that li e 1 reasurer'a cilice o* !
' Lancaster county will be oj>.mi tor the !
, j collection ?>f tar.es from t he 15th day!
i ot October, lb<)2, until the.'list day of!
j December L?t'2.
i ne 'f \ y ih as follows :
.state Tax. f> mills.
1('otinf v Tax 4 "
' I Const it ut lonal School Tax ;t 44
Int. on It R bnndt, CAC KR 3 "
! Retirinn *' " 44 " t 44
Tot hv 10 "
IKTKKKST N TOWNSHIP BONDS, C. C I
* C. K. II.
: I'lfiJint If ill 3 mills !
("Jills ('reek "
Cane Creek 4% "
LOCAL SCHOOL TAX.
I Lancaster 4 mills j
' Interest on bonds. I,'4 44
Heath Springs 3 41
UukhurHl I 44
i Kershaw 4 44
Jones X Roads ... 2 44
TOTAL I.KVY RV TOWNSHIPS AND I?IHTItlCTH
Indian I.and Ill mills
Wax haw Id 44
11 Cslie Crt ek 20'8 44
1J 4> 44 Graded School... *26 4*
.1 X. R '22}i "
Oil's Creek 21 44
4 ' Graded School 21!'^ 44
* .1 X R 2.4 * 44
Ho ford Id 44
j I'lat Creek Id 44
r\rr!*fi?iw Z"
Pleasant I(i?I . M* "
" ' Kershaw 28 "
M " Heath ^prin^s 22 "
" Oakhurat 22 "
" .? X. K 21 "
Odar < )reek 1 <> *
J X. R 18 ?
Correspondence relative to faxes
promptly attended to.
W C. OAUTIIKN,
County Treasurer.
ALWA'
< So
* Ne
OUR ENTIRI
Fall and W!
are now ready for
"Something new" is
we can apply to our sto
the week, as every nev
comes out usually finds
pecially is it a fitting <
son for every season I
little better than last
have seen a prettier !in
Goods and dress patter
we are showing Goor
have been very careful
undersold, and are be
who thoroughly unde
your trimmings, etc
tew of the "New Thinj
DRESS
Wool Poplin, satin-faced
Hair, Venetians, Tricots,
spuns, fine French Flannel
shades, soft wool fabrics ir
Veilings, hroucles, Froadcl
dresses.
SIL
As for silks, our stc
Ail widths guaranteed biac
fancy stripes and Persians.
TRIM ft
To match every dress pal
cream applique, passmentr
and esrurial laces.
JACK
We are showing the correct
material, best workmanshi
coats, ever sent out from TS
SHC
We sell the kind that
Our line for fall and winter
gest assortment in Lancast
BARG.
Never before have we h;
in most every department
50c men's Hats at 25c.
20c boys' Hats at
25c Caps at 10 and 15c.
$1 shirts at ^or.
50c shirts at 25c.
S10 men's suits at <6.
55 nien's suits at 52.50.
52 men's pants at 5i 25.
We might go on writing ;
we insist on your visiting (
You don't have to buy?it
goods. We rely on pric<
treatment to retain it.
Respect f
We have a beautiful line
& Demurest Sewing Mach
0
1
YS
mething '
!W
I LINE OF
nter Goods
'
you to examine
; an expression that
re almost any day in
v and eood idea that
; a place here Es~
expression at this se&finds
our stock just a ^
We hardly think you
ic of novelty Dress
ns in this city than
Is in this department
ly selected, cannot be
'in? shown by a lady
rstands how to select
Below we mention a
?s
GOODS
Prunella, Soliel, Camel's
Scotch Cheviots, Ilomes
in all the fashionable
1 Albetross, Cashmeres,
oths, Armours for street
KS >
>ck cannot be excelled,
k Taffctta, Moire Yclour,
4
/TTMflQ
t?? xN ao
:tern in black, ecru and
ics, nets, braids, chantilly
:ets
t slv Its n?*U/f<l i * r?I!-? K^ef
- - - ? . , .? f * V \ I V ' W i | j ? / V S' W
p in jackets, capes, furs,
few York city.
)ES
gives entire satisfaction.
are beauties and the larer.
illNS
id so many real bargains
ol the store.
51 men's pants at 75c.
25c hoys' pants at 20c.
5 1.25 shots at 95c.
54.50 rugs at 53 5?51
table covers at 50c.
7 1 2c brown drills per
yard 5c.
4c brown sheeting at 3c.
about these bargains, but
^11 r store soon as possible,
's a pleasure to show our
is to win trade. On fair
Lilly, .
1
all sizes of Rugs. Davis
ines are fast.