Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, January 14, 1903, Image 3
Vigorous Old Age
Taine's Celery Compound makes the old
feel young, and cures their ills. It has added
years of health and enjoyment to many a life.
Use this great medicine regularly, and its invigorating
powers will fill your declining years
with health, strength, and happiness. Read
what George F. Morse, 67 years old, writes:?
Wells & Richardson Co.,
Gentlemen: ? Just a word in favor of
Paine's Celery Compound, hoping it may catch
the eye of some afflicted person, and they
may receive the same satisfactory benefit.
Some 15 years ago I had a combination of
malaria, chills and fever, and grip, which continued
for a year or more; meantime I lost in
weight about 60 pounds, trying different medicines
and doctors with unsatisfactory results.
Paine's Celery Compound was recommended,
and, after using a little I began to improve,
gaining about a pound a week. In a year I
J had regained 50 pounds of the lost weight and
good health, and have been a well man ever
since. Yours truly, GEORGE I". MORSE.
Leominster, Mass., Oct. 27, 1902.
DIAMOND DYES
COLOR ANYTHING ANY COLOR.
Dresses, olnaks, suits, ribbons, coats, feathers,
stockin-;?, ? everything wearablo, Diamond
Dyes make to look like new.
Direction Look anil 45 dyed sample* free.
DIAMOND DYKd. lJurllnglon, Vt.
AN ORDINANCE
1 1 11 110/1 f rrttrt -1 I).,
I1UI11 OWIIU J JIgO.
Manufacturers of doors,
sash, Minds, etc.,per year 5.on
Mills, 11 jut or grist, each,
per year 5 oo
Marble Yards, each, per
year 2.oo
for marble works
a or quarries, per year, 5.oo
Dealers in soda water, or
other soft, drinks sold I'rom
founts i provided that the
^ fountain apparatus and at
tachments shall not he included
as stock in estimating
the license tax to he
paid by merchants), per
year 3. bo
Sip) painters, per day $1 ;
per year 5 oo
Agents or dealers in wood
or coal, per year o.oo
Dyers and cleaners, per
year, 5.oo
Eating or lunch houses,
per year 3 oo
It arneas rpnair Blir?i\o nor
year 3 oo
Agents or dealers in hides
and tallow, furs and wool,
each, per year 5^o
See. 2. The charges for li
censes in any business not emim
era ted in section one of this ordinance
shall be determined hv the
^ Alayor.
Sec. 3. That whenever in this
ordinance the term dealer is used,
the same shall include not only
the principal, hut, iu his, her or
their absence, shall include any
agent, cleik or employee managing
the business respectively referred
to, and generally where a
license is herein imposed for the
carrvb g on of any business, and
the same is carried on by any
agent, clerk or employee, such
agent, clerk or employee shall be
subject to the penalties herein
imposed, should the said business
be carried on without taking out
such license in the same manner
as it lie, alio or they was or were
W the proprietors ol said business.
iSfc. t. No licence ahal! be
Ira- ;red irom one firm to anOtli.M
' .vn? pi with u .>uiu 01 liituSier
ol 4 slock ol goods, shop, out
< ' ' ft
fit or machinery, nr. i then only
on the endorsement of the Mayor
%
Sec. 5. That ir 'shall he im
awful to carry ou any business,
occupation or calling during the
year 19o3 as set forth in this ordinance,
without first paying to
the Town Treasurer, the license
tax for said business, occupation,
calling or profession, who shall
issue to the person, tirni or corporation
so paying a license a
receipt therefor, which shall entitle
the said person, firm ^ cor
poration to carry 011 the said
business, occupation, calling, or
profession within the corporate
limits of said town for the fiscal
year ending December 31st, 19o3
Sec. 6. That any person or
persons, firms or corporations,
either.by neglecting or refusing
to pay the required license as
herein provided, shall pay a fine
of not less than five dollars, nor
more than one hundred dollars,
or be imprisoned for not less than
five days or more than thirty days.
I
Sec. 7. All able bodied male 1
persons between the ages of
eighteen and fifty years, residing
within the corporate limits of the
said Town, not exempt from road
luty under the laws of the State,
shall work the streetp, pavements,
ways and bridges of the town I
under the direction of and to the 1
satisfaction of such policemen or ,
overseers as may be appointed or i
may have already been appointed, <
for a apace of time not less than *
four days, nor exceeding six days 1
! in each vear. Provided ib>-.t ii tl>< .
I time of receiving notice to per i
j form such woik, any person may J
j pay into the Town Treasury two (
Mellms commutation tax which I
shall be received in lieu of said ^
work ; that a substitute may be i
furnished, provided, such substi- i
tute is a male person over 1
eighteen years of age and pro- \
vided with necessary tools, and j
ho shall bo uquirtd lo uo lull <
an 1 sat isfaotory work.
i <. i> i |>v2ii uiunnif; in |ihv i ,
t-ai?l commutation tax, perform <
said work, or furnish the required '
(substitute with necessary tools, ]
shall he fined not less than ten ,
dollars nor more than thirty dol
lars, or be imprisoned not less J
than ten days nor moro than
thirty days,''t. the discretion of
the Mayor. 1
Sec. 8. All ordinances or parts .
of Ordinapepct ineonoi?Jt'?nt t,?rp.
with, shall be anil the same are
I hereby repealed.
Identified by the Mayor and
I Aldermen in council assembled,
this 17th day of December, in the
year of our Lord one thousand ,
nine hundred and two.
. -? ? d 11. E. WYLIE,
seal > Mayor.
( ' Attest:
id foktuo
v. i/. ; v/n
Clerk and l'reas.
IJuroiist-loiiM 1'roiu Croup
During a sudden and terriblo attack
of rroup our little girl was
unconscious from strangulation, i
says A. L. SpaflTord, postmaster,
Chester, Mich., and a dope of One
Minute Cough Cure was administered
and repeated often. It re
duced the swelling and inflammation,cut
tho mucus and shortly
tho child was resting easy and
speedily recoverec. It cures
Coughs, Colds, LaGrippo, and all
Throat and Lung troubles. One
! Minute Cough Cure lingers in the
1 arid rheer and enables, the
i llltirrq fn mnt|"ihn*e ntiro. be**1th '
I orr(?nn fo ti"> Klo'*'! Pi'i'r. '
' ford liroe. '
Ike Cause oi
Railway Accident!
By Elbert Hubbard, in Janua
Cosmopolitan.
66 J AO you know the cause
?A-/inoRt railway accidents
asked a division superiutenue
ot the Lake Shore of me the oth
duy, as we were waiting on tl
platform at Ashtabula.
"What causes most accident
Why, disobedience of orders,"
answered.
"Miv; it is domestic infelicit
'Disobedience of orders,' you sa
and this is partially right, b
the cause lies deeper. Wl
should a railway employee dis
bey orders? Why should an e
gineer run past the station whe
he is ordered to stop? It is h
own life he endangers moi
Why should a train dispatch
opnd cut two frs'np, faeiog
other, on same time, and on 01
track? Or why suould a switc
tender threw ji riirl>t.
front of a fast express?
"You call these things ae(
(1 en Is, but that is not the wor
They are the result of ment
conditions, and it is for the ge
eral manager to be on the loo
out for these conditions, at
every good railroad manager no
is. Do you remember when tv
passenger trains met head-on, o'
in Indiana, last year? The eng
neer of one of those trains had
his pocket an order to take tl
side-track at a certain Rtatio
Ue ran by that station at the ra
">0 rm!e< an hour, and in five mn
litee there was a crash thatenuf
ad out f>4 lives and a hundrc
housand dol'ars worth of pro]
?rtv.
"The cause of that crash wi
marital trouble. 1 knew tlie ei
rineer. Let us call him ilan
Lmstol, lor that waciu bis nam
Ho was married to a smashin
lashing, beautiful creature, an
. . j U'jd u i a i* vi t c 1 > i ii?
md uo children. I boarded ther
t' o; and we all made eyes i
Hank's beautif ul w ife. She usf
fo play the piano, and sing son
ind recite. Tlie love of one plai
honest man was not enough f<
hor. She ( raved the (lattery ?
male friends and the admiratir
it the clever. She svas not a bu
woman ?juat an idle woman wl
j 1 i v 0' I i\V Sptli (< Ct Ii L A ci iJ
paTed on fine clothes, ar.d, <
course, wanted the finery ai
her shape to ho admired. Han
was proud of her, too. One evo
ing he kissed tho dear creatu
good-by, and went out to make
night run. He went to tho roun
house, and #t tho 1-iaf fnnmm
the Old Man decided to sa^
iiahk hack and let him take 01
\ special, canning the preside!
and directors of the road, in t!
morning. Hank was tickled, f<
it was a great compliment to hit
Ho went hrrn? t<; toll his wif
He used to tell her evervthintr.
"But when he got home si
wasn't there. Sue had pone
the theatre with a drummer.
"Hank wont away, and walkt
the street all night. His wi
never knew, and I believe si
doesn't yet. He walked the stre
nil night, and ran out the spoci
in the morning.
"But, after that, ho was nev
the same. He used to confide
me?he just had to tell some 01
to keep his hoart Irom burs tin
"lie grew absent minded, lo
flesh, appetite was gone, and f
whs nervous. The doctor said I
should quit coffee, and cut 01
half the tobacco.
"I knew what was the matte
fie was jealous. I told him s
and he laughed a laugh that ga
^ *1 U kf ! - - l n nr.
Inr JtUOWW IIWMII. I JPHIOUB f >"V II
Hill, you do not know mo!
jealous? The idea! No, I a
only mad at myself, Hill, becau
I am married to a damned fool
a woman, who makes my hea
eat itself out with jtrief, becau
she lives on the .'ringe of foil
Why don't T leave her! My Ci?
Bill, that is the trouble?1 can'
I love h'?r !*
Hank didn't work rn our ros
rvr V ? flOV^r !)9V* 'of hi!Yl t u
f }< oof Mo t?? ' r pr ^ ! f
my brother. I knew it wou
coma. He w ?.n found under hit
engine, the o b>r h v bad di obeyed
in hi* pocket, end a picture ..|
3 the woman who caused the dtsasJ*
tor in his watch. No. it probably
has never dawned upon this wo^
tnau that bhe caused the wreck
She wore deep mourning, ami the
ry cutest little black bonr.ot with a
" hito ruche. She was the most
fetching widow you ever saw,and
Qf she knew it.
?'? "Yes, that is what I said?lma
ul rital infelicity' causes the rail
er road wrecks, and most others,too
[ie "The only safe man is the onf
whose heart is at rest ? he wh<
g"o has a home, and a wife that stay?
j there, and minds hor business
looks after the babies, has no se
y crets, and does not make eyes at
y other men?that's the kind! 1
,*lt' know every man that works foi
jy me, and I know a dirturbed, dis
0_ tressed and jealous man a trains
n_ length awav. My heart bleed?
re for 'em, but I serve the public
j8 and none such can run an engine
for me.
"L)o yon see that man in the
,u | blue overalls, down there at the
ie|end of the platform i Well, he
u is the engineer that will take out
this train. See how calm,satisfied
and self-possessed he is; he ha?
no cares, no anvietioa b?T?r??rl
(j( desire to do his work well. Sep
aj him now walking: around his enn.
pine, lovingly looking it over. He
k is not so awfully brilliant, but he
will never disappoint employers.
Now, at a point about two miles
p0 out, you will hear the engine give
three soft, toots, and over to the
r: Jelt a woman will come out of a
' white cottage and wave an apron,
'Ihe conductor said'kall aboard'
n the bell clanged warningly, we
^ stepped aboard the coach, and
the train started. We reached
y the outskirts of the town, and
were skimming along at the rate
- of 30 miles an hour.
* 'Ihe engine gave three short,
ig soft toots, and 1 saw the white
,, cottage, a woman standing on the
k back porch with children holding
on to her skirts >.11 round. She
" was waving a big check apron !
Kj "What did i tell you?*1 allied
t li i nunnrin^ni'^rt 14 'b'tt TT" " " 0
e heart is at rest. He will never
jj* forget, an order; his mind i? free,
Hj ro ho does hia work properly !"
n, $100 Keward $100.
')T The re:nl<TS of this paper will he pleased tn
-.? learn that t here Is at tot. dread-d disease
that hcitiii o linn bet n able to ct(> in all its
stages, and that is Catai rh. Hail's Catarrh
? Cure In t!:?" only positive oure known iti the
1(1 medical fraternity Catarrh being a cor.stitulf
tional dleouso, requires u constitutional treatlu
nient. Halt's ('11 arrh Cure, is taken internalx
! I \ . .!? 1 l '? . .> I . 11: 'K , ,1s
_ surfaces of the system, thtrobv dcstrovli thi
r?, fnuut.atii'i 1" I'c .. a-i:, .nut given. the
1 patlei strength by building tip tho rtmslllu
I" tlon and assisting nature in doing Its work,
jb 'flic proprietors have s?> much faith In fts
eurative rs that thoy off.-r One lluu, ran
n Dollars for any ?vis?- that it f;iils to cure. y< iW
for list of testimonials
re Address, P J. CHBNKYftCO., Toledo, O
a Sold bv druggists, r.v-.
Hall's Family Fills are the best.
a _ ? .
(jJifl to Sue Her Father.
111 Spartanburg, S. (J., Dec. 22 ?
" Mr. (}pn K l.nrfahsftr fru a rrl t n ? ril
Miss Lola Turner, has filed notice
n. of suit against Mr. (J. A. Turner,
e. r.nlit'i oT ii.e y tiling lady, Tor tin
sum of $10,000.
The complaint consists of throe
to ,
1 allegations, charging 1< t, that on
i the 22d of June, 1002, the defendfo
j ant unlawfully, maliciously, oat10
rageously and cruely chocked hoi
1 and beat plaintiff with a stick
| and pulled our her hair; 2d, thai
er on the night of June 22(1,1002, the
in I defendant kicked plaintiff, injur
ie ing her back,wlnlo she was kneel
K-|ing in prayer; 3d, that on the
Ht I 23d day cf June the detendan
struct plaintiff with a heavj
stick.
Li I ^ a ,
^ # FIimIn U'iij fo
io, The startling announcement o
vu j a Disco Very to at wiiisuiely lengli
V,|en life is made Uy editor O. 11
1 Downey, Dhurubusco, lnd.'*l wist
ni to state," he writes, "that Dr
we rung's isew ibscovery tor (Jon
of sumption in the most infalliabh
irt reniedj' that 1 have ever knowi
ne for (Jouglis, Colds and Grip. It
ly. invaluable to people with weal
><l,j lungs. Having this wondorfa
't ! medicine no one need dr. adl'uci
I monia or Consumption, its re lie
id, | is iustunt ft .id cure ct rtaiu "Ciuv
t a ford tfmr, and J. F. Mack< 3 *5
on Co. rr " ?nt( very 30e a lid .}'!
ild I bottie, and ^ivo trial bv/ttloa free
4
: EuffttfireQ
pa?ra n fr; a
fi'S?ifc:i 3.
View? on Ambition nnd Dye*
pepsla.
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i "Dyspepsia," wroto Eugene Fiold,
( . "oft?n incapacitates a man for on i ivor
I and sometimes extinguishes the lire of
ambition." Though great despito hit
complaint. Fioid sutlcred from inuigection
all his lifo. A weak, tirod st-rnieh
can't digest your food. It need*
rest. You can only rest it by the use
f a preparation like Kodol, which re'
fives it of work by digosting your food.
, Rest soon restores it to its normal tone,
i Strengthening,
Satisfying,
Envigoratlng.
Frepmrod only by E. C. DaW itt & Co., C'blcaircx,
Tiis %I. bottle contains 3* times tno 60c. ilea
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<f freercport on patentability. For free book, <
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IVIoney to Loan.
ON A HECK N'T VISIT TO NEW
York City I made arrangements
by which t can negotiate loans of
00.00 and upwards on lir*t mortgages
on improved cotton farms at
7 percent, interest on sums of $1000.00
and over, and .S per cent, interest on
sums of less tban $1000.00. No commission
or brokerage charged?only a
reasonable fee for abstract of title.
K. E. Wyi.IK,
Attorney-at-I.aw.
Lancaster. S. C., .Sept. a. '0i?(im.
Don't Forget
T hat lirst-elass colored grocery
store.
The Novelty Grocery
I Ha* been ectabtished on College sr.
near K. It. Massey's residence. K.
J'. Ori',,. rj, Manager ami Si-metary
anit M rs. R. Oregnry. n.-Mst|
ant cleik. We sell as cheap as the
Clll'Ji HI1U a> ?<>OU ?()<> "? OU
a?*p cnrdi?My invited to c.u on in
himI tie t -i> \* ed right.
S. R.Gregory &" Co.
Tax Returns 1903,
I Auditor's Notice.
N' 'OTIOE IS IIEKEBY OIV'KM
that this otlloe will open from the
' I 1st day of .<rt.ii.ary 1003 to the 20tU
; j day of February 1002, for the purpose
I of reeeivinv t he returns of the ':ix
pavers of Lancaster Countj.
All persons havmtr persona! property
in their possession or control as
Manner, lioltler or as Husband,
Parent. Guardian. Trustee, Kxeoiitor,
Administrator, Keceiver, Ac m i or
Attorn0}' on the 1st day of January
M P.)08, are required by law to lit the
J same for t a xhi ion within t be 11 me rej
quired by la w. ?>r incur the pens it \ of
, titty t>er cent, which attaches in case
I fqilitpA fr% <!o co.
The Taxpayers will note all Keal
.K.tr.te acq if-d or iinprov. u.ents
t I ma*'e since last return.
All male persona between the ayes
i of'21 and i e liable for Poll Tax,
except those exempt by law
The Auditor or an assistant will attend
the following places in the
. county on the days named below for
t he convenience of the public :
Osceola?Tuesday, Jan. tith, l'KKi, p.
j m.
1 Pleasant. Yaiiey?Wednesda>, Jan.
7th. It>08.
Helair?Ttinreilav .Ian Nth 1 UUM
Van Wyok?Friday, Jan. 9th. 1903.
lnxie?Monday, Jan. 12tli, 1903, ?.m.
i 1?wight ? M on day, Jan. 12,19"3, p.m.
^ '1 radesv 111?*- - i uesilay, Jan. 13, ,903.
Taxahaw?Wednesday, Jan. 14,1903.
' Flat Creek Church?Thursday, Jan.
15th, 1903.
I>r. C. t . Welsh's?Friday, Jan. 1G,
1903.
Primus?^at"rday.Jan. 17. 190? i.m.
flail" Gold Mine?Monday, Ja". 19,
? I 11K)3.
i j Kershaw?Tuesday and Wednesday,
Jan. 20th and 21st. 1903,
lieatli bprin^a?Thursday, Jan. 22,
' 1903.
Pleasant Hill?Friday, Jan. 23, 1903,
a. in,
j W. T. Vanhindiiigham's?Monday,
Jan. 2Gth, 1903
i i, ...;n i... ... '?
1 tax pa}er to make Ins return prompti
Iv Mint (tavf I ln? .10 per rent, j >!"? ty
; 1 w hi eh nttnehes after the 20th c*' l\bruarv.
*j After the fthnve dates I v.'ilt he
found hi liic Auditor's otiiee t i wait
v . u pun i lie j 'i > u
I 7> .. t r,,ii Vi
i S O A .<'<)<?!%
AiiUilo. ?.. C.
>. i Luuuualer, S. C., l>uc. 3lli, l'uu-.