Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, December 03, 1902, Image 8

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Schedule Cb*nr??, Charleston Division. There will be no change in regular passenger trains as now being operated, with the excep tion that a new train, Nos. S3 and 34, will he inaugurated. No. 33 will leave Charleston 1:50 p m daily ; Summerville 2:25 p. in. ; Columbia 5:45 p n, ; Camden 0:15 p. m. ; Rock Hill 8:40 p. m., arriving at Blackshurg 10:15 p. m. Return iug, No 34 will leave Blacksburir 7 45 m Rnr.k T-Till 0*9.r. a. m. ; Camden 11:30 a. 111. ; Columbia 12:00 noon; Summervillt 3:11 p. m., arrivilli; at Charleston 3:50 j> m Nob. v3 ?i..I 34 hot ween Kings, ville and Blaeksburg will tak< he place of former trains Nos 113 and 111. In t.':-i? to Nos 33 and 34 between K ugsville arid Blacks burg, No. H", daily except Son day,mixed irain, will leave Kings ville at 5:00 a in. ; Camden 10:00 a. m.; R . J; Tlill 4:40 p. m., arriving B: .' k-b'Tg 8:00 p. m. Re turnin- ,M will leave Blaeksburg 8:00 r>. in., arriving Rook 11:10 a rn ; Catrden 7:30 p. m ard Knun v ille 1?:00a rr. Pnet" ' ain No. 35 vil: leave Rc k H:l! daily 6:00 a. in. ;! Blacksburg 7:45 a. m., arriving at Marion 10:45 a. m Return ing No 3(? will leave Marion 5:50 p. m., arriving Blacksburg 8 :40 p. m. ; Rook Hill 10:50 p. m. No. 07. mixed train, daily except S\- .!;;v will Vavo Blacksbure 2:50 p m., arriving Marion 8:50 p. m. Returning, No. 06 will leave Marion 0:00 a. rr. arriving Blaeksburg 2:00 p. m. Slimier Branch. No. 40, mixed train, daily except. Sunday, will leave Sumter 7:00 a. m , ar riving King?ville 8:00 a. m. Re turning. No. 41 will leave Kinga-I ville 8:}n .. m , arriving Sumter 9:15 a. m. No. 42. daily except Sunday, will leave Sumter 4:50 p. m., arriving Sumter Junction 5:30 p. m. Returning No. 43 will le ivj Sumter Junction 5:40 p. m , arriving Sumter 6:20 p. m Note onrofullv connections at IvingBville for Camden and Sum ter. W IT t';i\ loe, A O V. A , Atlanta, Ga. R. W. Hunt, I) V. A , Charleston, S. (J. dec 3 lm Cures 1 ai?<? y iiid Etloml Potion, ! It yi.a v t>lood poidon prouuciri i . t "Ans, pimpleo, nloem. f la ' .'*\ bump*. ao J ris-: inps, ?. itching pkin, copn#? r f ^ ti/t^ j /\t- rajli /.ii Vi r? skin, n, iv * p^tolieh in mouth ' '.,rr h:iir. hon- ' i nr oM t! 11 i or r<. j' t*fi! m ' i . II! .<*.?! Halm ( B. U i i ! . i.oi son in the Moor! .r : M *orr". rropttonp. I I "J. ? Cljt.lifto t " p'jro ' vr. r f r.TSOJ o< ' "i mor**, swolliu'1 tr 'r*ro, r>- rsi ont > ' 'i I k l r> ' ?fro I ' i.? is. , 'ii -..foyns Iim crime? 'on. ipf 'H an* or uf \W ' ' . < <)' fha won-t Uu | rj i;?) ;? *' ? .;/ i Thonf>?o.* n; rr. l bv R. B. I>. j aftr - 1 - rji'v R R Y). coin 1 r>orod ' """ hotarrr in?Tadi- 1 i?pta. InTrrr?v<?n th* dl<*nntioT>. m*V:os tl?A Mnnd nuro and rich, and hU>i.. th.i awful ifrhmir and :'!t' " ; nainn/I boron^h ,v ti^r^u ri j ?mriv vp?irM. pict, $1 r or h' .fM?, with corr>r>loto dtrortio* r< ! f.rno cnro. SppipV frpp sn l - r r.'1 V y writing Rlond RaTrn (' . \ '? *!, Oa. D??oriV>rt tror.V* " J f ' radical ad?ico alpo p*r t ?r '*d,tcr Np'.v Y< 1 k >rd Louisiana cnr>irnhinud to constrrct an i:-; ' . .*"5l 0 ! m?l"? tor p-. which *i 1 psui through ,100.000 acres of vjoh rice lands and th?? ml h>-lt An flf-otric load jh ?o ho bui1t. rhrig tLw bank. The n#?nrcr of ? *iW is th* AfohafaJitlvi r, a bi. nth of Iho MLsiflflippi. GET A NEW YORK LIFE POLICY The new business waitten by the NEW YOMK LIFE during the first six months of this year was more than $150,000,000 paid-for business. This surpasses the record of anything ever done by any company except the New York Life. A. J. CLARK, Agt Lancaster, S. C. , , to Lnrsn. ON A RECENT VISIT TO NEW j York City I made arrangements i ' by which I can negotiate loans of < |yi)0.00 arul upwards on Hrat inert- . gages on improved cotton farm* at 7 per oi lit. interest on autns oi $ld00.00 < and over, and 8 per cent, interest on sums of less tlian $1(MK>.00. No commission rr 1 rokerage charged --"ily a reasonable fee for abstract of title. r. k. wylir, Attorney-at-Law. I Lancaster. S. C? Scpt.it. *02?Kin . Don't Forget That first-class colorod grocery store. 1 Tho Novelty Grocery * Has been established on College St. near F. K. M assay'a residence. S. R Gregory, Manager and Secretary and Mrs. S. R. Gregory, assistant clerk. We sell as cheap as the cheapest and as good good a. Yot are cordially invited to c-11 on nr and be treated right. S. R Gregory & Co. $100 Reward! We hereby olFer a reward ol $100 for the apprehension and conviction or for evidence to con vict the party or parties who robbed Hcv. W. F. Little of about $f>50 on the night of the 17th inst., in tlie town of Lancaster, South Carolina, and an additional reward of ?0 pi?r cent, of the money recovered. vV. F. LITTLE, I) F. HELMS, Lancaster. S O., Nov. 'iO,'02. \\ i L?<a s i J j; { MOT'^HLY MAGAZINE \ A C . -- i> rniiikT L:ori?t(r I Tl-o Beet in Current Literature | 12 Cowplctc Novrln Yca*ly I ' MANY SHORT STCRtTS ANO J . PAPERS ON VIM ELY TOPICS I! { $2.6C r ' iviAR; 2S ctb acc?v t| ' ItiO CO TlNUEO STORIES \\ EVtl tfiUN :? COMPLCVC IN IT6CLF I! | MM H rfr*+) 'ft /?> f?v ^ . ' ' O ^*7 w Don't (< i i /1?" <l iv V' w.I! < i :< jii i< <?..*> make i' < u Mint day I;;:i Buckets 10c. gallon Miik i't proportion. Wo intend to run 10c 10c , ju?t ti? make room fr?r (.'hris , t > wood ft r npuco Wi <I lli* ^mul.s ; r-ll <: ' mo nut I Iip if H \ open our Toy a, etc. Now in your than ".on con carry. so Inint* along you. Have you ever Been the 50c Hardwood 1 vo?l.ing , rcr shown in litis town 1 ' polished, Mronrr ho 1 durable and n STORK. Some peop'e have a r ! the Rurpain Storo. B. 0 Hooirh ' < r R. O. IJmu'm if in business fn !} i]<drn us ia rn *1.3 corner opposite ' Bargain Sfor~ in in the hack end 1 Church street next to L-noaster !* i lace to get more goer?' rr-r - lie mo Don't forget the "8{ >cial Bargain B. C Ho 1 Tax Rcllcc. , IV ACCORDANCE WITH THE act of the Legislature to raise { supplies for the fiscal year beginning January 1st., 1902, notice is hereby Eiven that the Treasurer's office of lauoaster county will be open for the oolleot|oo of taxes from the IRth day of October, 11)02, until the 31st day of December, 1902. The levy is an follows: Ntate Tax, 6 mills. bounty Tax 4 " Constitutional School Tax... 3 " Int. on R.R. bonds, CAC RR 3 " Retiring " " " 1 " I'ot HV 16 '* INTKRKST M TOWNKlltl' HONDS, C. C. a C. K. K. Pleasant Hill 3 mills Sills Creek 5 " Tane Creek 4)f " LOCAL SCHOOL TAX. Lancaster 4 mills Interest on bonds. . 1|B " Heath Spri gs 3 " JaU hurst 4 " Kershaw 4 " Jones X Roads 2 " LOTAI. I.KVY IIY r?\VNSI11l'S AND DISritu i m Indian Land I?> mills ^ iVaxha w 10 " ^ :*?o < rtek 20k; " d 44 " Graded School... 2G ' J. X R 22'*" ? 3111s ("roek 21 44 ' " Graded School. 20'? " 44 .1 X K 23 * 44 iioford Id " Pint Creek Id *' . 44 " Kershaw 20 " 1'leasant Hill 19 44 " K> rshnw 211 " ! 4 *' Heath Springs 22 44 I " u Oak hurst 23 " " J. X K 21 44 Cedar Creek. . . . 1(? *4 J. X. R IS 44 Correspondence relative to taxes l>ron>pHy attended to. W. C. CAUTI1EX, | County'Treasurer. J HE'S A < Bad F<t1ar> j Who Beats His Wife 1 f. !>v neglecting the taking out of i lifi insurance. A little economy ,4 in daily life would permit ?ho j carrying of a policy that would | ^ protect the wife from want if I ? \ <>u died, or would mature and j < i ? . 1 . I * I" !!' Ill Vim M Ill'il II'M'U II most. Confer with \ . .1 CLARK * nt Lam ast< r and ^ hint show ^ you v, l iiK'' pr.'a . onij)}.ti\ . on ears li, TlfK N M\Y YORK ! id i i-, i nn ?i?> for vou it you i * 1 i vi*. , A . J . ( LA R l\ , ( t fCk <?*% A V . / < ? * ' * lA'V1 %> ,J ' JL \{ -? y if ;?d *r li ^ \/*> (fi 4" If .t-r .. v... ' i J I 'i a mi mi . it Cl 1 : Ware ,41 le? 11 nidi Dish Cans !Oo l.^l \i lllS j I t< . (14 I<1 C Vol V 4. II I II i! I'lM' II. I A . uooils tor 5c.. and I ,~><\ ijoodn lorj ittn.oi ^'iu]s. Vou know we are ' no> < 11 iiund, ami wo are cum lit > \ ' \ NT< )CK la-' <r V i': i ^ cliuieo. A dollar will ? t more j I fie oi.i iridy anil chi! Iron to help,x I* Centre Table? ;< to ((jnul it at the prioo?nicely j { uly costs 50e at the HAROAIN t nistakeu idea as to (lie locality of C> i' not in exi fence any 1 -nfc ' r hi? i ?:1 ne, > ! hi i pine I 4 r Mercantile C<i and the! ? I of same building and opens on ' ifer. Co's. stabler, and that i? the ' II y ,l. o ay p! ec i <ha ervjutv. < Day." ?.durday, Dee f>, 1002. n.igb... Propr-otor."' ? Our Milliner] J Goods Display \* I t P | ? p * %3 ? ? ? ^ rT-?. * 1 lie L.adiss all s; P I end si w 5 Complete ! ^ they had ever seen 1 ? veled that a Lanca ? have such nice thin f they never dreamed p looks like "Openin; P ~~~ ! THEY ARE ALL ? for these pre B !*n ? ? m tm&n i \ hat *v vs/ ? 5 u < r p Clothing, Ovfcrco; ^ T - 1 i u iidcTw Ciir} ete > f down, 9 \hfc\\rc* Hnl ? V< V V_/ V L rpi 1 ilC DCSt USSOt < prices. ? l> In rnrmture, h ^ J > * ?. i / "* i amts and c,roren y r quarters. p ? tv/ine jhlh to r A 1 \ri f / \ r/ i i t i Vv i < ? 1 r u^iun, >uu uuy. < P . T * anything. It: wiM m j . . , S f*<r~rov<i> r i! *<t c<i . j and Dress ? ? 7as a J ccc ^ rXX % a ^ j . lid we had the ^ * J ~" I nost # } Lines $ ' here. They inar- ? ster store should ^ gs and at prices I of. Kvery day ^ g Day" with us. ^ scrambling! * :tty goods. ^ i Wear | it's, Hats, Shoes, $ IP wo arc nam to the Best $ i tivient ?the host T 1 c * laniw^'v btoves, ^ # cp. we arc head- ^. ^r? # u buuiv It don t cost you ^ nke you money. ? ? Crtiitile ? >any. %