Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, May 06, 1903, Image 5
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1 A lean and potash-hungry soil, I
I wasted seed, wasted labor and idle 3
1 gins?A AlORTQAQU. Or, plenty of |
J Potash I
9 In the fertilizer, many bales and a B
3 busy gin?A BANK ACCOUNT.
Write as for ?B
I our booki. ^ X^lTT 1
Th?y art I
money win. WjWi^W^KA
ners. We send * ;'jf I
thein frit to fi
I OIJ Numhi St. I
New York ^*3B(w5?*f9 ljP'?^ ft
ff Short Locals.
Wednesday, May 6, 1903.
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?Quite a number from here
attended the annual picnic at the
Falls Saturday.
?The oppoin'ments tor preach
in? Sunday at Shiloh and Lancaster
A. lv. P. churches have been
recalled.
?For tho only ORANGE
PHOSPHATE in town, call at
the Funderburk Pharmacy. 2t
?The election in Chester yesterday
tor mayor resulted in the
re-election ot Mr. W. 11. Hardin.
This is his third term.
?Oapt. A. McManus who has
been examining the peaches since
lliu tw.il u?.Urtn.lav o..i -a .........
11(111 Otv/I 111 7 I1VK1J OUJ O 111*41. V
of them arc badly bruised.
?At the Quarterly conference
at the Methodist church Sunday
night, Mr. A. B. Ferguson was
# elected a trustee of the church.
?Memorial Day will be observed
as usual next Monday
^ afternoon at the usual hour. The
^ address will be delivered by Rev.
John Bass Shelton of Chester.
?The Lancaster Chapter of the
Daughters of the Confederacy
will meet Thursday afternoon at
4 o'clock, at the residence of
Mrs. C. R. Foster. A full attendance
is desired.
? It has been admitted that
the Funderburk Pharmacy is
serving the best ICE CREAM J
in town. Call and see Charley.
?The Lancaster Camp Wood
men of the World will meet in
their hall in the Catawba House
building on Friday night next
(8*h instant). Full attendance
desired.
?'Ihe Riverside school, taught
by Mr. M. J. Green, closed a very
sucessful session last Tuesday.
The board of trustees, consisting
of Messrs. J. P. C. Caskey, J. F.
Lit han and J. R. Thompson
unanimously re-elected Mr.Green
fo teach lor the next year.
i ?In a difficulty between John
^ Gregory, white, and Ilenry Kee,
colored, a? one of the stores near
the cotton mill Saturday night,
the former was cut in the face by
* the latter. Warrants were issued
for both parties charging them
with disorderly conduct, and one
Was also issued against Kee, charging
assault and battery with
intent to kill.
?The hail storm Monday was
much heavier in some localities
than in others. In the Tirzah
and Jacksonham sections north of
town reports come t hat, the ground
was covered about six inches deep
with hail?that it looked like a
big snow on the ground. In the
White Bluff section it is said to
have bean very severe, destroying
the fruit crop completely.
?Persons having plots in the
Presbyterian graveyard are re
quested to send one or more
^ hands with hoes during this week
^ } to asbiet i;? cleaning off the giuve
yard, preparatory to memorial ! l>eati
exercises which will take place
next Monday. A committee ot a|1(j j,
ladies will be in the graveyard
each day superintending the xhurt
work. - ?e j
?The Methodist people here sot,fS
wil! observe the third Sunday as Damd
Children's Day, and on the l'o I- ^ I etc:
lowing Wednesday the Sunday w
school will have their annual churc
picnic. The place has not been ^er>
decided on yet.
?Capt. It. E. Wylie of Lan- Sale"
caster, one of the best lawyers Tw
and most estimable gentlemen of sold
the upper tier of counties, was one L
here yesterday the guest of As- tho C
sociate Justice Ira I>. Jones.?The acres
State, 30th instant. Brooi
?Yesterday morning's State ^
announced that homes in Colum .lIU| j
bia had been assigned to over .
2,500 veterans lor next week and j,
that the committee feels no anxiety?that
ample accommodations )( 1>l!
have been provided. ou^
?The celebrated Wages fami- small
ly, numbering live, will give a
musical entertainment here on l'iri
the evening ol the 10th ot May. niKht
A rare musical treat is in store
lor the public. ?'
situat
?There will be no preaching South
at Gills Creek or Pleasant Hill The b
next Sabbath, as the pastor, Rev. seed f
J. M. White, will be absent, as- ed. r
sisting Rev. C. B. Betts at Union east c
in Chester county. was b
?For a cool and refreshing , ie
drink, try one of Charley's c0^e.r<
STRAWBERRY PUREE at put ,
tho Funderburk Pharmacy. 2t a^?. NV
. . , and c
?At the Quarterly conference wag ^
held at the Methodist church
Sunday night last, Messrs. L. C.
Lazenby and J. M. Riddle were *lurr
elected delegates to the District At
conference to be held later on at Wcdi
Tradesville. Messrs. W. P. Ben- C. V
nett and J. M. Hood were elected prosp
alternates. of Mr
?Judge Dantzler has tiled his Miss
decrees in the two cases taken Mrs.
off by him lor consideration, viz : ceren
Elizabeth Kennington et. al. vs. home
Del Catoe, and Robt. Buist Co. Rev.
vs. Lancaster Mercantile com- pasto
nanv. Plaintiffs in both cases churc
' made motions for a new trial, tifulb
l)oth of which were overruled by aid e
the judge. mid t
?Rev. W. C. Ewart and family
will leavo for Abbeville to- ?.
morrow where ho goes to enter ';10 I
upon his duties as pastor of tho , .V11
A. It. P. church of that city.
Lancaster regrets to lose Mr. w V
Ewart and his excellent family *r* ^
and his numerous friends will *!l?n.
always be glad to hear of his r,. .
successes. , 10 ^
,, , , , , her <
? lou had better see us be- an(j t
fore you spend your CASH. ^jie ^
We've got some bargains. home
Lancaster Mer. Co. .J uno
?A rain, hail and wind storm sectic
struck Lancaster about 1 o'clock held
Monday and tho ground was al- serve*
most covered with hail, the stones coupl
being about tho size < f large peas, ing \\
After the storm was q,ver hail of a 1
could be raked up by the hands
lull. The damage to gardens j)ey0
was considerable, young Veget.a- W/#J
I>1oh being badly bruised and I
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many ol the leaves and branches
beaten ofl'. opera
uiont I
?The State Summer School for Coast
Teachers will be held at Win-My to
throp College, U'?ok Hill, S. C., latter
from dune 23rd to July 21st. 3,^ j
Winthrop College is an excellent North
place for such a school because of storm
the splendid equipment, accessi Mjssi?
ble libraries, reading rooms and cause
extensive accommodations. Ar- ern m
rangements have been made tor to 101
boarding in the college and this d aioi
gives the South Carolina Summer move
School quite an advantage over rains
some others because the teachers die C
are conveniently located and can show*
enjoy better advantages. 19th
f\.,~ m_ t x? ft a i~ -1
?v/ui uji. ?j . m. iiuuu is ai- uver
ways in tho mavket to buy move
mules and cattle, and don't ing In
you forgot it. ing t
Lancaster Mercantile Co. tic C
r lay. death
i? I
0 pieces of property were c' OT '
at public outcry Monday? herscl
?y the slieriiT and one by nel Sj
llerk. The slierifT sold 8'.' jjiu i,
at the suit of Leanna
m against L. 11. Knight. "
ks bought by R. S. Floyd no,lh<
L-id. The clerk sold a house there
ot situated in tho town of xhe
law in tho foreclosure suit s.
S. Floyd as darainistrator .
s Lula Williams. It was vOC"
lit by R. S. Floyd at $50. Mrs
, _ , belovc
1 Fire. White
home
e was discovered Sunday noou
just belore 10 o'clock in White
Ltle frame cotton seed house fU, ,lt
i Lancaster Mercantile Co., p(..vm
ed on the south side of tlie dav.
ern's track at tbe depot. otl
uilding was full ot cotton j)Ut a
md cotton seed hulls, sack- .uuj t0
l'lie tire was in tlie North down
orner of the building and \|rs \
egmnii.g to blaze through an j t
?per root when it was dis- whGre
3d. A lew buckets ot water pr0m
under control. Tlie dam- rooni
as light to both building or tNVt
:ontents, neither ot which
isured. levider
m mm i I four n
"/ Aiins Annie Young, acute
the appointed hour last heart
lesday evening Mr. James .. , 8
Williams, a popular and 1 , e I
erous young business man , ? v
lyesville, was married to s
Annie Young, daughter of| ' '
Kitty B. Young. The J8. 800
tony was performed at the J Y
of the bride's mother by rou
J. 11. Boldridge, J). D., uP?n
r of the First Baptist
:h. The parlor was beau- ai
v decorated with Mowers resl)ul
vergreens for the occasion 1110118
he following wero the at- 1111111 11
,nts: Mr. Fred Williams The
iladelphia, Pa., brother of to Ual
groom, with Miss Daisy health
g, sister of the bride; Mr. was 11
s Williams, of shunter, where
Miss Allie Williams, and h>vabl
lerbert Young, brother of l)ure i
bride, with Miss Violet sweet
ams, sister of the groom ot 'he
>ride received quite a hum a /ea'
uul variety of handsome worke
iseful presents. Thursday a'Joun
ridal party drove to the an^ h'(
of the groom's father, Mr. misse(
s Williams of the Dixie blessei
>n, where a reception was w01**?
and an excellent dinner ^Ultl
d. Monday the happy ^v'le11
eleft for Mayesville, carry- "e
'ith them the best wishes 99 1
tost of friends. )vho v
be a c
Weather Yorecant for cord,
'* and w
rorable weather for farming Ruber
lions is indicated for this his w
\ except over the Atlantic educai
States, where there is like- Acade
be lack of rain until tbe I>ur\v*(
part, of tno month. 1st to She \v
deasant but cold over the uel E.
icrn section. 4th to 5th, a and at
will form over the upper live.
;aippi Valley, which will childr
local rains over the North- boys,
action from 6th to 8th. 9th Miss
Lh pleasant. 11th to 13th, Sprinj
m will form over Texas and Thu
northward, causing heavy usual I;
and thunder storms west of the hi
Jhio. 14lh to 18th local Kcv. 1
jrs and pleasant weather. Mack,
to 22 1, a storm will form in the
the Gulf of Mexico and VV. Ar
over the Gulf Stales, caus- McMu
?avy rains in its track,break- rel, L
he drought, over the Atlan- being
oast States. 23d ti? 2tUL Dai
\ of an Ortof/rnttrian, pleaxa
. James Blutkwell, an ajred s,f,r,|J
uglily esteemed ci'iz m ot i.iio Atlaul
Creek section died last tl?uud<
iday, aged about. 8*1 years. VNl ;>'"1
Leaves a widow an I three
Mr.. 1). L. I>1 ark well ol
leu, and Messrs. Lemuel and Sp
her Blackwell ol Fiat ('reek,
as buried Friday at l'isgah I
h, of which he was a mem- ^ '
by ( <j
Mill.
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27i h 1o 3l?t, at.other J u complete so pension ?>t' all
will centre over the South business in Foit .\1ill and as a
lie States, causing local marl: ?>t ospi cud re..-pee if.'and es*r
storms, followed by hoi let n;, o{ orations a' both (no factorr.
ries were suspended Wednesday
and Thursd'iv. The workmen
h i) (.nth of Mother of Mvb. ul'h tlo-ir Iambics all followed
rinr/M. '??' body of thenr goo I frieul to
its last i? st i ? place an J iiuuv a N
phono message received t0;?r was shod as I hoy .asri-ted iu
ato last '1 uesday aftornooti covering the grave with flowers
lonel Springs from Kort j *??*t i I it was > yreni mound of ,|1
announced the sudden hloom and fragrance
cm cj i.s an ? ,i The Moral tributes can.e Irom
of Mrs S E White, moth-; . ... , , ,, ,
,, Inends in (Jnarlolle, Columbia,
Mrs Springs Mrs Spring* A SaV?.ia?h. Ubv.ler, !* >.
(was in Baltimore. Colo c ,.u fi Vurkviilr, Kona li ill and *
rings left <it once for Fort, m ?u> (. her pb cts. One of the
y private conveyance and , n,< 1 xprei- .ve was 'iom Iving'a
Springs, who had been bmaptets, I). A. R. of -a
... , , \orUville, of which Airs. White 'h
>d I>v telegram, reached .
" was a member. \
the next morning. The funeral was attended by
following particulars of the ei tire community rtnd many
id death occurred ill the 'rom Among the latter
Hill II I..*11 i . were Mr. and Mis. T. M. Odell,
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Allison, Mr.
Esther Phifer White, the Robert Philer, of Concord; Mrs.
(1 wife of Captain S E. fja8. White and Mr. W. E. White,
, died suddenly in her ot Graham, N. C.; Mi. and Mrs.
at Fort Mill Tuesday after- (jeo pp Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. J.
For several days Mrs jip Scott, Mr. J. S. Myers, Mr. E.
h.ad been sullering with [> Snrinus. Miss Setine Moore.
tMC-i <>t gastritis, but ap ' Miss Annie I\?rks Hutchinson,
I to be some better that I Mr. l>?iks Hutchinson, of Chai>
III the afternoon she was |()tte. Mrs. Joe. Fargo ami Mr. \
> piazza with her husband, Frank Moore of Augusta; Miss
bout o o'clock ho left her irene Withers of Savannah; Mr.
>ok his accustomed walk U|l| Mrs E, R Averv, Mr. J. T.
town VN hen he had gone j> ..pp-y, Mr. VV. II. Stewart, Mr.
Flute went into the house i .j j u?|| u( ib,? k ilill; Mr. and
hence to tl)e bath room Mm. Ler??v Spring R ?v. Chalsho
had taaen a bath. mers Fraser and Dr. 1*. Crawthere
she entered her bed tor(| ol Lmoaster; Mr. V Mobut
had only taken a step (joru,e ut Chester. \
? when she fell upon the;
face forward, and it is _
it that site expired in a ?"Strength and vigor come
linutes, the cause being g?od food, dulv digested,
gastritis,complicated with ' oreo, a ready-to-serve wheat
trouble of some Mrnl an(1 hiirley foo^? adds no burden,
White had promised her hut sustains, nourishes, invigrrandson,
Klliott Springs, j unites. J?26?tf.
,'as the idol of her heart, . -?ho
would take a walk witn j lh.e m Kershaw.
vnd as she did not come
11 as he expected, the little ^ hro Parted in the warewent
into the house ami! house of Mr M. M. Del ass,
his grainlinother lying broker at Kershaw Saturday ?\
tho lloor and apparently n*t?ht a,u^ hut /or tl,e timely
The alarm was given, |wo1^ their fire department,
tin.:.- ? -!.? I I IV,< /!*? K? ?'.?
U.[JU. ?? mie Willi J)ll}*sicians *cij cuc^nvc UJ nit? new
ided at once, but the sum- constructed water works, the
had come to the good wo- building and its contents, if
.s she was already lifeless, "?thing else, would have been
i.i ? , n destroyed. As it was the loss
death was a great blow J L ,a
. .in , v 4- i i i was a mere trine,
it. White.already in feeble ... . . , ,
.... i .I,/ . i oince writing the above we
., and the news as it spread L> , e . ^
i .u . r..: . i hnd this reference to the hre in
i shock to friends every- .. , ,,
. She was one of the most 1 'f.,, ve!^ la^v ra ' .
c women in the county, i lte>ers >aw hre department
in heart and mind and was given the second opportune
of disposition, the friend ty Saturday night to show their
poor and distressed, and il to ha,ulle' fir?' lh?
ous and most intelligent awa? .solmded ,lb?ut J
r in every cause. Her life V "V m,,,ule8
ded in works of charity the reel teams had three streams
>od deeds, and site will ho Plll>',nR ?" V' !u" n was ???a i i
1 in the community sl.e extinguished. I he scene of the
i by her presence A w,ls *N r' M' ,M" JJel
r expressed tins truth ?11'??. and, . warehouse The
fully to us on Thursday '? '"?(!; ?'hich belonged to Mr
he said: "Yes, she will K', L bow?1.1! uninsured
ised in Fort Mill, hut her a,,d. Yraa considerably damaged,
o the pale-faced womcu Hesidcs the ottice hxtures there
row in the factories will "a.s, J!1?"1 a"d >)ea? stored 111 th?
alamitv " building 1 he fixtures were
' ttti !.-' i dnst rnvPfl nml f.lio vnr.tti niwl
>. \> line wus oorn in con- J
N. C , November -7,1843, l>e somewhat injured
as the eldest daughter of , we\"e, sJeveral fr,nme
t Washington 1'hffer and buildings and had it not been
ife Sarah Ann. She was ,or "e water works system all
ted at the old llarhamvillo wo,,ld have bee" destroyed.
my near Columbia and at ? ^ .
ill's school in Charlotte.
as married to Capt. Sam- Teacher*' Examination.
White November 21,186G, j|10 next regular examination
i once went to I'ort Mill to ()f applicants lor teachers' certifi
lo them were born five catep Wli| ik> Held at the court,- : .
en?three girls and two hou8e OM ^-iday, May 22d, lt>03,
All are (.lead but one, (iuri?jr tin? usual hours,
Grace, now Mrs. Leroy A c Koweli,
^s of Lancaster. Co. Supt. Education,
rsday morning after uny
impressive ceremonies at ?
ome she loved so well, by ^
)i. lhornwell and Rev. Dr. \A O 53 H ?1 r*Vl O
the interment took place OIL/K n^aUClL'Il^
town cemetery, Messrs. J. Cured Immediately by the use
'drey, J. M. Spratt, J. II. 0f
rrv, M. I. Muir, L. L. Wor- - T , t * r\ i
N.Oalp and K. F. Orier HlCKS (,301401110
the pall-bearers. a
log liio morn?u^ there was 10c. 25c. and 50c. at Drugstore#
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