Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, November 26, 1902, Image 5
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Short Locals.
ir Wednesday,
November 26,1902.
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?Cot Ion is bringing 7$ on
this market.
?Mr. C. F. Tillman expects
to move back to Lancaster soon
?Considerable rain fell yester
day and last night raising the
streams out of their banks.
?Mr. A. W. Hicklin of the
Tank section will move his
fn.milv to town ?t un i~
j ff ? v i?it oui iy urtuc
?Highest cash price paid for
eggs fur the next ten days.
2t26 W. P. Bennett.
?Mr. Geo. F. Ferguson has
sufficiently recovered to be out
most of his time. lie was in
town Friday.
?Mr. Robert Sims and Miss
Laura Love were married at
Whito BlufT on the 10th inst.,
by J. N. Estridge, N. l\
?The merchants have signed
an agreement to close their
stores on Th almsgiving day.
The public should ta^e notice
and govern themselves accord
*! iugly.
?Just bought big lot of flour
cheap. See us beiore you buy.
Lancaster Mer. Co.
?M firripil filing n it of fl.o
. v J ik / vi i v( i ? J CIV Hip
Fork Hill parsonage, by Rov
R. J. Blackmon, Mr Rochel
FaulUenberry and Miss Maud
llinsou, daughter of Mr. Vauey
Hinsou.
?Mrs. Bertha Billings has
the sympathy of the community
in the death of her infant child,
which occurred Saturday night
last. The little remains were
interred Sunday by the side of
the. new grave of its father.
?The slipping down of the
stovepipe in the cook room came
near burning the dwelling of Mr.
* W. G. Moore last Wednesday
morning. When discovered the
blrze was issuing through the
roof around tlio flu?, but vifh
? convenient water the tire was
soon extinguished.
? Bring me your butter,
chickens and eggs. Highest
prices paid for them.
s24 tf J. B. Mackoroll.
? Mrs. Eliza Parker, daughter
of J. II. Gardner and wife of Mr
Z;ick Parker of Flat Creole, died
tart Wednesday, Nov. !9, of fever.
She was about 30 years of age
f?nd loaves her husband and tev
oral children surviving her. She
was a member of the Fiat Crook
Baptist church and her remains
were buried there the day fob
lowing.
? Mrs. Margaret Evans, wife of
Mr. Newton Evans, of ?be 8iu
cerity section, died Tuesday night
la?t after an ill nous ol several
^ weeks. She whs 30 years of age
and leaves to mourn her losa her
husband and four children. She
was a member of Zion Methodist
church, and her remains were
buried thero Wednesday after r.
lunural service conducted by
Kov. Mr. Murphy.
? Kev. W. C. Faile died at
his homo in Kershaw on Tuesday
of last week after a brief
illness of fever. Ho was a native
of the Taxahaw section and
has been in the ministry for tlio
N past six years. lie was ahnni
35 years of age and leaves a
widow and throe children. His
remains were interred at the
Blackmon burying ground, near
Taxahaw, with Masonic honors.
? Mrs. J. H. Foster of Lancaster
has written Record Clerk McCown
of the office ol the secretary
of state in regard to a very complete
history of her county's part
in the Civil war, which she his
prepared. She has complete rolls
of all tho Lancaster county sol*
dier* furnished the Confederacy.
She wishes to havo the State in
corporate her work in any effic
publication ot such records th
may be provided for.?The Stat
?For an excellent Flour che
call at W. P. Bennett's.
?Lawyer Hines has been si
since Monday with soinelhi
like asthma.
?A Thanksgiving servi
will oe held Thursday at Uui
church at 11 a. m. to which t
public is cordially invited.
?The grippe has made its t
pearance in town. Mr. J.
Utierry was its first victim so I
as our information goes. He
better.
?Brede's steam bread fro
4- \i I 1 * ? ,X *
| ui> iiiiicKureii S. 8^4
?The annual conference of f
' Methodist church meets in Ne
berry on the 3rd ol Decernb
The Baptist State convent:
meets in Greenville on the uai
day.
?Mr. Weston, the tinner ai
slater, is hero ready to Ik
putting the roof 011 the grad
school building. One car of c
slate is here and the other
expected in a'few days.
?Mr. Skipper, the hustli
superintendent of the cott
mills, nays they will have t
machinery at the new null
operation by New Year's.
? Ernest Moore, Esq , li
gone to Columbia to appear
I the Supreme Court in the t<
case brought by the grad
school people to decide cert a
constitutional questions.
? Mr. M. C. Browu of A tub
son was here last week inspecli
the proposed li. E. L>. mail rout
for this comity. lie also held
examination of applicants tor c:
rying the mail 011 ttiese routes.
?Stk atro oh Stolen.?A hi a
(horse mule, medium size, wi
while on righ' hind leg abo
I hock .joint. Was last seen
field of Mr Jnnies Ihreatt, in t
Dixie section. Reward tor In
S M Kniebt,
Lancaster. S. ('.
?A t o ward cf $100 an J ul
I 20 jw>r cettt ot t tie money recov<
Jed Into been ofi'ered by Rev. \
|F. Little and Mr. L). F. lltli
I lor the apprehension andconvi
J tion of the thief or thieves w
I blolo about $i!50 in c.toh 1 com :
I lonuoi while iio Was spending
| ni?ht at i tie Jailer's liouse o
I UigiiL Ltol week.
A!--. \T~n:. < ? ? i- ? -c.
I I."?riillj UUOK , WllO
I ilr. Crawford Cook of Korshu
jdied .Sunday last after ;t ling*
i iii^- illness tslto was a dr?u^
Iter of Mr. Samuel lielk of Ta>
i haw and was about years
jane She loaves a huslnnk a
I
I two children. .She was a ine
i ber of the liaptist church. 11
remains were interred at Ta:
haw Monday.
? Wanted?First grade tear!
! for Antioch school, to begin i
later than second Monday in I
comber. Apply to
A. C. Howell,
2t Chairman Co. Hrd. K1.
?Judge Jones left on the ti
train Monday tor Columbia to
present at the opening ot t
Supremo Court yesterday at not
Two cases are to be beard frc
I this place, that of Mrs. Jennie
I (Inches against School Distr
No. 37 and that of Laiicasl
School District against The Ut
LI.. .~ .O
in on i iiuiiijiiuuv v>uiiiptuiy.
? Do not make the mistake
kcep:ng your eggs ti!l a tow da
till Christmas, expecting a t
price. They are alvvaya cheat
then than they are several wee
I before Christmas. Bring tin
I within the next ten days anc
i will pay you a good price tor the
for I can then have time to vi:
them. 2t W. L'. Beuuott.
? Visiting cards at the Kxti
prise office. cents for fiO or-,
ed.
ial ?Constable H. R. Mc- f 1
at Manus captured tour barrels of I
.e. beer at TradesviPe Monday night. i
ap ?Messrs. A. J. and W. P. *
4t Roddey are in bed with yellow ,
ck jaundice. {
ng ?Raisins, currants and cit 1
ron for making Christmas fruit ]
cakes at W. P. Bennett's. 2t '
ice ,
iy ?Rev. S. N. Watson moved
he Ids family to Ileath Springs
last Wednesday.
? We are always in the mar
lj ket to buy muleo and horses and
. ' cattle. If you have any of either
1 . | for sale, don't trade until you
18 seo US.
tl' Lancaster Mer. Co.
sh ?Dr.W.11. Wakefield,of Charlotte,
N. C., will bo in Lancaster
he | at the Cunningham Hotel, on
w I Wednesday, December 24th, for j
or. I one day only. His practice is h
on J limited to the Lye, Kar, Nose J
ne I and fhroat. On tiiiday tiioi,
doctor's fee will be reduced one
.half. 4t i
id
^ | ?( P f your wedding invitat ions C
utl at. the Kntkrprisk office,
be *'
, Than/iUf/ivlni/ Svrritrs.
The union Thanksgiving aer-1
n>, i vic.w win lie neia m the Methodist
0n Church Thursday tuoruiug beginj10
ning at 10:30 o'clock. Ah a poo
jn pie wo havo much to bn thankiul j|
for. God has sent "the early and
the latter rains," and ve have
i13 gathered an abundant harvest. 1
I rl 111 is but j'JSt that we reudet j
sj|llim a tangible thank offering. |
V Lut us come to 11 is house audi
II render Linn the gratitude of our I
hearts. Lot us bring a liberal ,
er. olTering to gladden Ilis worthy
poor. No thank offering can be
more acceptable to IIim who '
an blessed little children than our 1
ir. gifttis to the orphans of the Thorn- *
well Presbyterian Orphanage at '
. Clinton, the Connie Maxwell '
. Baptist Orphanage at Greenwood, 1
jund the Epworth Methodist Or- 1
piiauage at Columbia, lie that 1
, hath pity upon the poor lendetii
1 to the Lord, and I hut which he
hath given will he pay him again. 1
i Coino and bring an ouuriugj
I worthy oi your appreciation ol |1
'i Liod'a goodnesa. It you cau't conic j ]
-*<' send ii indicating the Orphanage j
iF i 11
? on your envelope,
ins ,J li. Boldridge,
r.t | Chalmers Finfer, 1
ho j ,J. M. Steadmau.
| Death of Minn Diixa Serrent.
L' i Miss Kliza Secrest died at this
1 place Sunday afternoon al?out 4 j
of (o'clock after an ilinesa of aevr r:;. ,
w? A'eeks. She w;u the only -lnughf?r"!
ter of the lato Judged. C. Scere.H I
U I , _ % f ri c
il h 818l.hr ol ;ul . i a. %j. 11-14-I^S. t
:a" ! of this place. Bhe was a native!
?f of Lancaster ami was bom ii |i
ltd I September, 1 S?:0 She w-is ?
,u'' member Ol the Episcopal churcl
ICP ami was tin estimable lad} . !>cI
sides a brother, she ioavoi. a
' I
I mother to mourn ner death. 1 ler?i
)er' remains were laid to rest Monday;
iot! afternoon beside 1 hose of hor|,
>o. tat iter in the old cemetery, aj
funeral service having bean read
! at tiio grave by Rev. ?J. M.J
iSteadrnan. ,i
rst ? 1
jJw I l)ea*h of Mr. It A. Itillintjf*.
hrJ Mr. Robert A. Billings died J
>n. Thursday morning nftor a pain i
>m ful illness of about three
H. months, aged about 30 years, j
iet I lie was the second son of the t
ter(late Capt. K. (i. Billings and
>b- was married about seven years .
ago to Miss Bertha Hacker, who,
Gr with three children, survive
him. For about two years he
^ ! conducted a fancy grocery, but
(er|sold it out the early part of this i
ji year. He was a member of rho
! i/ i> IT i .t-- i- /? ?'
,rr) ( i . i v . uuu i no .1 r. w. l; . i\ . j ^
. . | M. fraternal unlets in which lie i
i i J . , , jit ? I<
m carried auout tI,-oO lii^n .imr ;
^ on his life. Until about a yenrj
ago lie carried I'lOUU insurance i*
in the National Union, but un-jl
fortunately lie allowed that to I
i?. lie was a member >' the ' !
{Methodist church and was aft
dnfl hearted, clever man, liked
5y everybody. Ho leaves also i
i sister, Mrs. Alice Mathia, and t
.wo brothers, Messrs. M. C. and
K G. Billings. His remains <
svere interred in the new come
:ory Friday afternoon after a
iuneral service conducted by his
pastor, Rev. J. M. Steadman.
The bereaved widow has the I
sympathy of tliis community in
their sad affliction.
vjrnjr-Halnikm Stop* the Tickling ]
(tad quickly allays Inflammation In tU4 throat
THREE CATERS A WEEK.
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The Enterpriae and the Tadce-a- I (
Week C'liar teuton News anil
Courier i)ne Year for Only
$1 r,o. (
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W.l U...WV
w 11vivvr v;\?uiJJIWI?u urrnn^e- 1
tnouttt with the Charleston News tod
Courier by which we are
juabieU to furnish tue Enterprise | j
iiitd liie Twioe-a-Week edition of
the News and Courier lor $1.50 a
vear, widen must be paid strictly!
in advance. Sample copies ol' '
that paper will be sent to our!
?nbscfibers, and we trust trial
many will take advantage of this !
liberal clubbing oiler. The regular
price of the Enterprise, sip
von know, is $ L a year, and fliat | *
at the Semi-eehly News and |?
Courier, an eight-page paper, i? j ?
H. Hut under this clubbing ar- ,
raugenieiit you get them both
for $ 1.50.
lWnnnu; fiomthe Rorthcrt Wixxl
e* 1* Pyuy-UeUtm, the certain oeie far oooghe.
1
The Lancaster Cotton MUls
Has employment to ofTar to two ?
hundred and liitv lamilies in the *
new mill to be in operation in i
January, 1903, and will teach
beginners in the old mill until c
hey are ready to work in the new j
mill. Employment lor Boys and ]
llirls from Twelve year3 up.
M ^. 1 ? 1
uuuu wages. prompt pay. Com- >
lortablo houses at reasonable rent
(the rent. beginning alter able (
to earn a ages) Good drinking
water, and a good school lor!"
-mall children to attend, on the
place. |'
Wo prefer home people, it,
they want the employment, and 1
iviii give them the opportunity
*nd help o! learning.
For lurther particulars apply i t
>r write to 0. 1?. Skipper, Super-]
ntcndenl. 11-19 6t. <
tier's Worm Syrup
wnrtn ... ...I ...... .. tl
.... nicu luiur 'fitiuren
ike it so well they eat it oil bread . t
'Ihe Visitors.
M "S. Chns. 1). Jones mid chill j j
n??e roiuriieJ I'roni (J u<t l.Ollt. . <
Mr. I.ylle Hough w.is in (own!4
ho lint it v.
?
Mr. O P. lieutli of Monroe n
vas in town this week. j,
Mrs. Springes attending the;'
Vhite-Mobley marriage in Rock If
inn. U
Mrs. W. T. Williams is visit-I
1 |
ng at her old home in Rock t (
Hill. !(
Mrs. P. L. Ilardin lias re-ji
urned from a visit to friends it
n Chester. ! 1
i.
Mrs J. E. Meelian of Chester-1
ield visited Mrs. J. 1>. Mackjrell
last week.
Miss Isabel Erwin, of Wash*!
ngton, 1>. 0., i? the guest of'J
VIr. and Mrs. W. H Hives.
John T. Green, Ivq , wont to
Vorkville ('!'<> <! i) last week on j'
jURiness in the eour..
I \
Mrs. Dr. M. I*. Crawlord visit L
)d lhofatPi:> <o i h B. Motile" I <|
?f Hock Hill last week. jj
Mrs. S. M. Burns has gone 10 i ^
irocnvillo io -pond awhile with 1
tor son, \V. M. Burns. 1
Mrs. .1 Thomas McClain of
f.in.eo!ut'-n, X. < visited Mrs.
Jarpeoter here \,-t ?ieek. I
j.,:. :prr'-J^
Mr. E- H. Hardin & prominent"* 4
nsutauce man ?>t Chester, was in
own yesterday.
Rev. 8. N. Watson 01 Heath
Spring ran up yesterday on husi- .
ie?s, returning in the a.iemouu.
Mr. J. O. Williams of New ' %
fork is here oil a visit to his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. A.
Williams.
Mr. Ira B. Diulap, assistant
jashier of the Union National
dank at Rock Hill wart in town
ast Thursday.
Mr. E. B Mubley, of lt<ck llill
ipent a coupie ot days here last
veek as t tie guest of Or M. 1*.
Jraw lord.
Mayor W.viie attended a banjuet
ol the Kershaw K of P. last
veek oil invitation. .Mr. Wvlie
'esponded to the toast, ''Our
State."
Master Ernest Funderbnrk and
lis sisters, Misses Minnie, May
tud Alma, go to Jdudlev this
norniag to spend iti .iksgiviug
aL liolll^,
I'raiii Wrecked at Spartanburg
Special fb The Slnto
Spartanburg, S. C . Nov. 24,
?The linntect expre.-<. Number
ii>, going aoulh was wrecked on
he out.-kirts ot ho city
onight. The boxcars got out
>t a aiding at Beaumont Mills
imi Ine express s?dew;p.jl Inern.
rbc engine, baug.tge, express
mJ one Jay caach Woro wreoaod.
The negro llreman was crushed
indor the engine. Engineer
Solomons whs painfully hurt
iiid his escape Iruin death was
uarvelous.
Three white passenger? and
>ne negro woman wer^J very
^ainluliy injured is was Joseph
Mitchell, the baggage master.
The wreck was one ol the
vorst. we have had hereabouts,
L'he track was torn up for a conlidetable
distance.
h'na Uaou tTliul lira .l.'u TaMux;
W hen you take Grove's i'a.il'ileSs Chjn
I'oiiic because the formula i- plmitty
jr'titMii on I'verv hiiHIw show njf that
t is simply iron :ind iycii'iio in a
lasteless iitih . No cure, no pay. 50c '
"By tin) way, whon thai Pan an:t
Canal is finally under way the
[tiestion ol labor b^eo.nes a ctrinjs
consideration," writes a
iont Ionian at the Ninth to u
rienc! in Pilar! 3f>:. '5 ing to
donatio con-oiler iti<>?.e ' .<* cnosen
oute is no place for while men;
t would be ,i graveyard .run end
./ end, each q .tax i ei"-> uid wit!)
ts own graven.one. The native
copulation cannot, be depended
is:; it is indolent lo the last. (left
ice, ui raiialle, and there aren I
Mioii^b ol i tie in any way. \V uildn't
t Oe a good puoiic measure, us
Aeil ax a tine opporluniiy to be
to su^piy iii<- uemurei
>t workmen from I ho
surplus nejrro population ot the
Southern States? They nan do
he work and can stand Ihe c.i
n?te. And. savs lie. elnsiutt:
What a God-send i* vould be!"
)ur readers will please note that,
h.s Maltliusian view i.t cxpiessjtl
by a reside nt ot one of ino
Morthoru Slates.? The News an 1
Jourier.
Pyiiy-ltulmtin ltollc??>*. lUt .t Away
and makes a speedy end of uou^he &nd colds.
$100 Reward
VVe herebv oiler ? reward ot
MOO lor the ??|>pi etien-ion and
onviction or l.?r evnifiut io coniicl
the parly 01 putties who
fibbed He v. \V. F. l,;if!e o! about
fcOfd) uii ?l-j i >:I >>?. I7ih
,p " v 1 < ' 11
n-.t , in the u?v\n f t i.KMoaeter,
South Carolina, aud nr. '.l.iionai
eward ol '20 p.*r ee?i?. of the
noney reeovtreu.
vV. F. LF'TLE,
O F IIKI.MS,
Lancaster, 8 C , S >v. 20, >2.