Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, September 23, 1903, Image 4
f LANCASTER ENTERPRISI
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Enterprise Publishing Co
A. J. CLARK. Editor.
One Year, - - - $1.(
Six Months, - - .i
Three Moi Us, - - .5
IN ADVANCE.
Wednesday, September 23,190
1 M . i ?
Lancaster s contribution i
the student body of the varioi
colleges this year is twent
eight?twelve boys and sixtee
girls.
Wintlirop college opened i
fall session last Wednesday wit
an enrollment of 405 girl
There \vill be 500 there whe
all get 111 that have made tl
necessary arrangements, y4
, Chief Justice Pojji^r last wee
appointed HafcVr^rank B. Gar
an A^betartTe attorney, to hoi
the Lex/ffigton court, which coi
^^^enen Monday and at which tl
Jim Tillman case will be triei
Rev. Dr. Boldridge left Moi
day morning for his old lion
near Culpepper, Va., to accon
panv bis boys home after the
protracted visit. Dr. Boldrid^
will take part in the centennii
exercises of Bethel Bapti:
church at Culpepper C. il
whose 100th anniversary o
curred on the 20th inst. T1
exercises will be held Friday
the 25th inst. This is quite
prominent church and stanr
upon one of Virginia's man
/ historic spots.
rrhe Jim Tillman case hi
been set for trial next Monda;
The Lexington court will I
engaged this week in the tri;
of local cases. The crowd i
attendance upon the court wf
not very large Monday, 1101
th? witnesses in the Tillma
case being there. Itisexpecte
that the Tillman case will prol
ably occupy eight or ten day:
. Tillman has the following arra
? of counsel: George W. Crof
P.H.Nelson, George Johnston*
G. R. Rembert, Efird & Drehe
Geo T. Graham, W. H. Sharp*
Cole Ij. Blease and little "Ossy
Buchanan.
Yesterday was the day of tl
autumnal equinox?day an
night equal?and the beginnin
of autumn on this part of tl
earth. South of tho equator
marks the departure of winU
and the advent of spring. Uei
all vegetation will soon be tal
ing on tho autumn brown, tl
first stage of decay ; there veg
tation in the same latitude sout
that we are north is beginnin
1^. f 1 xl_ _ no 1 m ii
io ieei uio enects 01 tno sun
*
vernal rays and will soon 1
springing into fresh life o
every hand?just as it was hei
on the 20th of last March. /
the north pole a long, cold si:
months night begins; at tli
south pole a six-months day hf
?et in. Truly this is an into
eating old earth.
0
w_ ?"Strength and vigor com
of good food, duly digostec
'Force,' a ready to-aervo whet
and barley food, adds no burdor
?>UL subtdJiiB, lldbrialiCO, mvit
orates." 3-25-tf.
jj A Friend to Youru/ Men. Miss
If ever the title, "A Friend
to Struggling Young Men,"
* was justly merited by any in__
stituticn, then it certainly he- ^rs
)0 longs to the Ga.-Ala. Business j^ukj
>0 College, at Macon, Ga. Kra.
^ Ofhcial reports show it to
ivi rs
liavo qualified for, and placed
g in good positions over 6,000 Supt.
young men and women?more school
thap half of whom it aided ^r#
k? financially ; and the good work clerkit
ls still goes on, 500 free scholar- stores
Y~ ships having been set aside to ter*
11 be given away this year. Our Alisi
ambitious and worthy young Spring
friends anxious for success in ,ake c
life, should write at once to the 8*le la
h college for particulars.
s. m northe
n Death of Thomas C. IIorton. chases
to ,, , .
rrom the Lancaster correspon jyjr
dent of the News and Courier iu-iaw
comes the followering : Sparta
Mr. Thomas C. llorlon, a prom- Hagiiu
y* inent and influential citizen of brothe
d ihe town of Kershaw, died yes
l terday at ^the home of one of his jrell (
10 sons, Mr. Belton Horton, in the vi^tin
I Bruce neighborhood, lie was i "
about 58 years old. End.'
lhougli quite young, Mr. Ilor
t- ton entered the Confederate ser- Mist
io vice as a volunteer in 1861 and Lancat
[j. served throughout the war. tnak- charge
ing a brave soldier. He had sev- mem <
eral brotuers who served iheir Merca
>? country faithtully in the war be Kuck
fween the States, lie leaves the
st following sons surviving L. J. ,
llorton, of Atlanta, Ga; Clarence
,, llorton, ot Memphis, Tenn :
c- ' ' IV1 n?s86
Thomas llorton, of Spartanburg, , '
10 S. C ; C. C. llorton, Jr. of Ker- .?
shaw,and Helton llorton,of Bruce; 1,lu c<
ft also a laughter. Sup
{s . ? . . ton mi
iv -.r. . tor at
[y The Visitors. ue8a t
Mr. John Crawford spent Sun- ,nore>
day in Uhailotte. Wilnii
is J., anc
y Mr. I). Ileece Williams spent
Sunday in Chester. **18
>e nurse
;l] Ralph Foster has gone back to been i
the South Carolina College. 8ay 8C
is Miss Harriett Jones of Kershaw clt/y>
lias been visiting Mrs. J. W.Cook. w"'1
tor Lai
n Mr. P. T. Twitty of Heath Miss T
d Springs was in town yesterday, sick.?
Miss Belle Vaughn of Kershaw
has gone to Winthop col C
,v leire.
I We
> Miss Lena Amos lias gone to gracio
Union to enter the Clifford Sein- ancl fr
r, inary. isterec
3> Col. W. M. Shannon of the mo^H
" n i u * mi who 1
Camden bar was in town Monday , ,
, J her la
a tew hours.
Miss Nannie Irene McCardell
ie has gone back to Columbia to reenter
college.
g Col. and Mrs. Leroy Springs
l0 and Master Elliott are in New
. York this week.
1L
Quay Hood left Monday lor
,0 Spartanburg where he matri^u
lates at Wofford college.
< was se
ie Mr. Sam M. Crist, a prominent Hebec<
b. insurance man of Yorkville, was A verv
j in town last Thursday. all exj
<r Mrs R. B. Mackey and little H n'.c<
h t ii .1 a i i W?H 'u
son of Heath Springs havo been .
. m i? > .Jatnes
visiting at Mnj Miller s.
n Mr. and Mrs. W T. Williams
and children have been visiting Mr.
. kinsfolk at Rock Ilill. "Mono
it
<m Mrs. Ci. B. Catling and child
left last Thursday tor her home
1 at West Point, M i?8. I br local a
m dfwPAHed
r. Mr. O. P. Heath , *Mce-president
of the Heath B. & M. Co., kuT'uhm
was in town Saturday.
1M ih? ren
Mr. J. Willie BrasinKton left iJ" Pkt'n.
^ ma' cona
, Mondav for Hone, Ark., where
1 i. * . . , ' i.amrrh,
he goes to make his home. ?mion of
tj, Vv u wll
i, Messrs. M. A. Coimoly and utii tit* cu
t tt Tt i f T' , 1 i circular*
? | J. ii. i i Ulflbi Oi kcldiitlW ItciVO
| gone back to Wofford college. ^
^ Bessie Hammond pf MljyMOKIAL
Springs left last week foi
ville, N. C., to enter school
Held at Trinity
.J .M. Heath, of Lancaster, September
Sunday in Kershaw at the
of Mayor S. \V. Heath.? There entered
school room only
M. E. Banks o. Fort ??P
sonl ? visit to her son. took Uleir S(,al8 v
A It. Banks of the gi.ulod the opening they >
ed by our super
Walter Cureton who is asked to conue*
ig in one of Camden's with our school
spent Sunday in Lancas- complied, for the
that purpose.
j Alma Duncan of Ileath j?*nec* l?/!1"
;8 has gone to Clarendon to Youn8 e 1 lss
barge ot a achool to which class ^ 7ere
. ... once with her
a been called. ,
manner, her sin
K. Miles returned from the attention,and her
rn markets several days to learn the woi
iere he went to make pur- of truth which
of lull ami wiuter Blocks. Sabbath after
.. ,T . ,, God's holy won
bmiley Hagiiisandhisson- chri8tiau ^irl_si
, Mr. Maihig and wile oi s of age_an,
nburg are visiting Mr. J.M fH]t b? impre88ed
. at Ligiu, tlie lornier s upon conversing
r* heart had been g
. W. S. Taylor and chil- vior and she was
jf Charlotte, N. C , are keeping?there
ig the former's mother sa-f? and secure,
Mrs. Clyburn, of East ready to depart
Him. Time has
the first afterm
i Julia Shnpsou went to ttmoug us. j[01.
ster yesterday to take class was occuj
oi the millinery depart- her health woul
A the llealh Hanking and siie Was nut robi
mile Company's store.? fect hCilith . We
Hill Journal. that she came to
G. Wells Vaughn, of Ker- l'nios s^''
Mr. Beckham Clyourn of Pain? ls an
Mine, and Mr. Copeland to 0 at..<1)'
y of Taxahaw will leave we can possibp
to outer the South Caro 1 , 111110 eame N
allege.?-Kershaw Era. casket u liicn con
mortal spirit was
t. C. B. Skipper ot the cot- pftjn .l9 ho uiu
ills lett (Saturday afternoon against it * the ti
i extended northern bust 8j,e wa8 called I
'ip t-o Washington, B.dti Lord to yit;ld up
Philadelphia, New York, ]je ],ad given,
nglon, Del., 1 ronton, N. not afraid
1 Providence, li. I. whom she trusted
s ISusie Mofcre, a trained ^ier? a,1(l Poa
t , ,i . /, , , flfirorl lw?r rniiii.
ui ^vuiinia, vju., wno nasi *,v ' j t
turning Master Ross Lind- assu,'?d 'hat lie
ui of J. C. Lindsay, in this *'U1(' hclpcven tbr
who has been quite sick -v ? ' 'hadov
yphoid lever, loll Monday from oarili to lie
icaster, to nurse lier niece, ^lln''ay? a,u' lh ')(
Blanche Moore, who is also f1 ? ^huith ,K)U
-Rock Ilill Herald. her pain and su
in the arms of
His ioving breas
IKD OF THANKS. So they come t
wish to extend our most they leave us.
us thanks to the neighbors to lo^e young Mr:
ionds who so kindly id in- school lias lost, b
I to the comfort of our teel, is to her
r during her last days and Heath is ever hei
ent valuable aid to us in fresh and fair and
,st illness. of earth, leavinj
D. P. Montgomery, hig and homesde
L N. Montgomery, from the religion
Mrs W. R Roberts, is no light, but tl
Mrs.ll.L.L. Blackmon, lights the lamps
Mrs. Sam'l Roberts, lation in the gloo
Mrs. Leo Roberts, sorrow. May w
Mrs R J. Black 111011. middle aged ar
? years, learn less
HOT NUPPKR. wo seo arou,ul
young of the sch<
lost excellent hot supper "the aged must
rvcd at the homo of Miss young may die."
;a Manes, September 10th. live, that as we
r large* crowd attended and ones here below,
>reHsed thenriBelvoB having them among tin
) time. Excellent music of the saved in
rninhed by Messrs. (Jlatou, while here we h
and Westmoreland. power to pill u
Visitor. and help into
m ? every day touch
K 10. Wylieis advertising learn this lesson
y to Loan" in this issue. vice.
? We desire to
ilueHg Cannot be Lured school our sine
ippllcattons as they cannot reach the Sympathy to liei
portion ot the ear There is only one of her l*clati\
ire deafness, and that Is by constltuliedies.
Deafness is caused by an In for her. M;IV til
edition of the mucous lining of the , J .
n Tube. When this tube Is inflamed to draw COiniOl
a rumbllny sound or Imperfect hear 1 i? _ 1 i
when It Is vntlruly closed, Deafness IlOjy WOTCt, HlKl tt
lult, anil unless the Inflammation can .liuanlooa
out and this luiie restored to its nor- U18BV1TDB JtWiiy
It On. hearing \vi 1 ho destroyed for nai'furU iI-lv ill'
ie cases out of ten are caused by 1 _ ^ ? '
which is nothing hut au inflamed coo. tlieil' loVud OUO
the mucous services. .
1 give One iiuuured Dollars for any golden shoi'O. wl
eafness (caused bv catarrh) that can- ~
red by iiail'n Catarrh Cure Send for 13 not KllOWn, V
.... ..1 r 1
1>. J CllK.shiV M. CO., Toledo, O. ili C IV lpGti ci, ?V ilj I
[.imffjuis7^ the best. | Hymns llHOd
SKHVIOK People's Hymnal : 110, "Meet
Me There;" 175," Looking This
Way." ' fSunday
School .. ? ,.
13. 1903 Dr. M. A. Slmuni is I.Ivor MoUli'lnkhrnr't
the Complexion, given Mouvttncv lo .the Minn
curen HeuUtiulte, Regit la e. t -i , Bowel
nil Llvnr o
our Sunday ?? ?
a few months ?WANTED?We will pay
>le from anoth- . A . . te,
who quietly 10 cents each for two copies of
nth us. After ^ie Lancaster Enterprise,
were approach one dated April 10, 1901 and
intcndent and the other Sept. 21, 1901.
ct themselves Enterprise Pub. Co.
; they readily . , ?
v had come for .. ., ... .
-.r, , , , Mother?''Bobbie, how many
The husband ... ' , , , ;
,, . ., sisters lias your new school lelel
s class, the .
low '
Fannie Davis' . IT . .
Bobbie?'-He hfts one, mama,
impressed at , . . k?i.
I i tv ? 1 iv.m i w Iiifi r\U ill*"' ucnrtu "U
v i) p (asinj; ^wo |lA|f.Hj8ters, but he
1 ing <io? , h i j00tJU'| know that I'm studying
evident desire lraclious.?_Ex.
lderful lessons
are imparted " ?
Sabbath from The Genuine vs. Counterfeits.
I. She was a The genuine is always better
lio was only 23 than a counterfeit, but the truth
d we could not statement is never more >
with that fact thoroughly appreciated than
with her 11?r when -you compare the genuine
J <, DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve with
lven to the oa t^0 manv counterfeits and worthin
His blessed jeg8 substitutes that are on the
alone are wo market. W. S. Ledbetter, of
ready to live, Shreveport,La.,says : "After using
and bo with numerous other remedies without
rolled on from benefit,one box of DeWitt'a Witch
jon she camo Hazel Salve cured nje.'?For blind,
place in the bleeding, itching and protruding
>ied whenever pHes no remedy is equalto De(1
permit, for Witt', Witch Hazel Salve. Sold
* . bv Crawford B?-o8.
ist, not in perare
persuaded - - - - -= ~
God's house at - #
was suffering J\
example to us b, 1,^ ? I. ft, V rf ,1
lir post of duty
r l?e there But EVERYBODY
vhen the frail
itained her ini IJriug along your change,
so racked with Blackmon's market is now in
ihle to hear up the Davis buildini?. four doors
! C '
me cjuno when north of postollice. Have fitted
by her loving up and equipped anew. For
the life which fall season 1 will givo 1113* cash
hut our friend trade a good discount, the purThe
Savior in pose of which will he fully 1111- '
I did not desert derstood at expiration of season,
eefully surron Thanking you for past favors,
r life to Him, and inviting same in future, I
would stand am still with you to serve,
ough the44 Yal
/." She passed S. T. BLACKMON.
aven since last
ayond the pow """"
vfir: ,fr?'.'i.?rl
S^'safet % : :?> 5
U? | WOMAN'S 2
sVeMo0ore.8Ouyr % W IDEAW %
lit our loss, we V ISTO GET ? ??'*? S
I STYLE & Q.UALITY *
I beautiful ones ^ FOR A MODERATE PRKl.K?
^ hearts bleed V Ai*i) IT'S TliE SAME V'*?ui ^
solntn A iwrt V A MAW RrtTU cinn M
of Christ'there S THESE REQUIREMENTS IN
"ounce's:1 s Simmons %
Hi,"! gWatcliChamag
ul of mature ^ The beat gold-filled ^
oils from what chains made. As good as qp
us. May the t?all gold and very much V
>ol take heed? ^cheajier. V
die, but tlx y \yjien yOU i)uy jewelry V
Let us ill so ou mU8t take your 2
leave the lovei 2 dealer's word for a good H
we may rejoin ^pjij?m09t people are Z
q glorified host ^ 0Xperts jn gem9heaven.
ut j ^ you Cftn p . on wj,at ?
ave it in our, g w0 fthout any arti. JJ
no.. g^dness | V cje inJQur 9tock/ *
the lives that ^ iTOrTPIT ^
ours Lot us J " HOUGH. V
of divine ser.o^ore?M
n? ;i
;ere Christian """""""~ ????
p husband and Money to Loan.
res who mourn *
loy he enabled n r,?cenf V:Mit to New York City
't from (iod'fi I luade *ri aiiKeinenls by which I can
rliore tho nillht ",?Kotiate loam of $300.00 and up"
, wards on first mortgrajjPH on improved
UltO pure and cotton farms at 7 per cent, interest
sty they meet on sums of $1000.00 and over, aod s
nn (i10 i,per cent, interest on atnus of less than
on me nappy | $I00000 No commission or hrokerlore
separation i charged?only a reasonable fee
V'here all toars for abstract of title.
[oicver. | Attorney-at-Law
from YoungJ Lancaster, S. C., Sept. 10, '03?Cm.