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$!$ BBS ^ ^ LANCASTER ? ENTERPRISE. Published Wednesdays by , Entkrfkisk Publishing Co. 1 A. J. CLARK. Editor. One Year, ... $1.00 c Six Months, - - .50 \ Three Mor bs, - - .25 } IN ADVANCE. _________ C Wednesday, October 28, 1903. * The Herald and News of New V berry has changed its form to a J 5 column, 8 page paper, and is ^ now appearing in a brand new dress. j / J. II. Tillman and his schemS ing attorneys will have to charter a cemetery if they intend to kill all the editors who have express- ^ t-ed themselves concerning the recent trjgedy at Lexington.? ^ Gallnev L"<iger. i! r The Columbia papers atinoun ( ced some days ago that gamblers, ^ fakirs and pickpockets were coming into Columbia on every train. '1 hose who attend the fair 'should be on the lookout and steer clear of those fellows. T1 e airing that Jim Tillman is now getting Irom the pulpit and j press of the state is worse than anything Mr. Gonz ilea did for him. Will he continue his pro s cess ot ''removing?"?GafFney r Ledger. f Concluding a severe arraign- c g ment of 1 hat Lexington jury and Jim Tillman, the Buffalo Even ^ ing News says: What Tillman will do remains to t>e seen. He should he invited by all good people to leave the r Stale of South Carolina. Such 1 men bring it no good and only 1 besmirch its lame, and the old j Palmetto State will bo looked ,, upon with as much contempt as it was regarded with admiration in ! ilulu i>f I tin T'iiintKuvu t Haynes', Iiutledges, Buckleys, L and a long list, of names displayed ^ in the annals of the state. I The Visitors. Mr. D. F. Moore of Plains was in town Monday. f Dr. T. J. Strait visited Cheser and Rock Hill last week. 1 Mr. W. A. Beckham of Kershaw was in town yesterday. Judge Ira B. Jones and Mr. 1) .InnoH visit.orl C. H. last week. a Mr E. H. Bell,District Agent W. O. W., was in town a couple of days last week. a c Mrs. (J. D. Jones and childron returned yesterday from a visit to her father in Charlotte. c Rev. VV. H. Hodges and sarn and family went to Kingstree 1 several days ago to visit relatives. Miss Jane Caskey returned to " her home at Catawba Junction t< last week after visiting relatives ^ in this county. Mrs. W. J. Winchester of ^ Baconton, Ga., returned home ft last week after a visit to her daughter, Mrs. W. Q. Caskey, of e New Cut. c Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Wither ' snoon r?t.nrn?d liut w??k frrwn i & -I ? " ~ **"'* I " a visit to I>r. Stamps' family at p Lumber Bridge, N. C. Miss Pauline Stamps, their niece, accompanied them home and will spend some time here. The difference between peace b< of mind and piece of mind ia what E naoat often reaulta in diaaater in li the home. al Burial of Spofford Moore. j The remains ol Mr. J. Spofford Hoore, son ol Mr. D. F. Moore ol 1 s Jhesterfield county, whose death | is announced in our last issue oc ^ ;urred in a hotel in St. Louis,Mo., e ast Sunday night of pneumonia, irrived at Monroe Wednesday ^ ind were taken to Plains where c hoy wero inferred Thursday. :Iis brother, Mr. Willie Moore, n vho lives in St. Louis, accom- i >aiiied the remains home, being 1lis second sad mission of the J cind, having brought the remains ^ if another brother, Lemuel Koore, j lome from St. Louis about a t ear ago. Spofford was about 8 !G years of age, clever, big heart- n id, popular young man, and his * nany friends sorrow at his un ^ imely death. J Mr. W. G. Moore, Mrs. E. M. v Sennett, Mr. Ivell Moore and ' diss Gla Moore, of this place, elatives of the deceased, went 0 ?ver to Plains to attend the fu- ] leral.?Saturday s Ledger. v r r ? . 8 g balance Court Proceedingh. As we went to press last week 1 lie court was engaged in the \ rial of Sydney Hilton and Ar- n hur Hough, charged with ma [ icious mischief. They were ^ icquitted. e The case against George Masey and John Gregory was tried ind a verdict of not guilty ound. Johnson Bensou was found piilty of violating the dispell- ^ ary law and sentenced to one rear on the chaingang or pay a ine of $250. Mo other cases vore tried. The following six grand juors were drawn from this year's 1 >anel to serve next year : J.A. c Jowzo, W. P. McManus, J. M. 1 arris, W. H. Pardue, S. D. ' faylor, A. B. Small. 1 After taking a few orders on (] lie civil side of the court the >alauce of the civil business s as continued to the next term. ( fl Program of Teacher#' A##ocia- r tion. f The following is the program v or the Teacher's Association to 1 >e> held at Lancaster October 31, 1)03, at 11 a. m. '' Prof. It. A. Dobson?"The ^ lest method of teaching geogra- * >hy in public schools." Prof. R. E. Sharp?''The best c nethod to secure regular attendnee in the rural schools." ^ iMiss Florence Brown?"What ttention should be given to dis- ? ipline in the public schools." Mr. R C. McRoy?"Relation 0 he parent bears to school or the ^ o-operation of parent and eacher. 11 Topic for general discussion? * How can the teacher best interest his community in school rork. A I ? xvu icHBL ui;o mernuer 01 eacn oard of trustees is expected to ? ttend. Also every teacher that j> xpects to teach in Lancaster ounty this scholastic year. The ? iblio is invited. The meeting g rill be held in the graded school mlding. Respectfully, t A. C. Rowel 1, n Co. Supt. Education. Mr. P. L. Ilardin, Chester's mator, was in town Monday, v (is many friends here were de- F ghted to see him looking so well C fter his long and severe illness. i Week of Fun. . ^ Pierce & Jones stroet carnival \ s here in full force and Main ^ treet resembles a "Midway " ^ f you wish to be amused go to ^ he shows. They will be open ^ svery evening this week. W Tho llock i I ill Journal refers f o this carnival in the following ^ anguage : The street fair and arnival which has been hero W ill tho week is furnishing $ Linusoment for everybody. It ^ s being well patronized by our ^ >eople and is deserving of this ^ >atronage, for it is the best col ^ ectioii of shows thet has evor ^ isited our city. Good order W >revails under the tents and on ^ ho grounds and there is not a ingle objectionable feature ^ ,bout the entire show. The ^ iroprietors have excluded all 0 ;ainblers, thieves, etc., which J [enorally follow such shows. ^ unette, tl>o flying woman, ^ rho floats about in the air as ight as a feather without any ^ pparent support, is simply X narvelous and worth the price ^ if admission. The mysteries of ^ ndia is another wonderful sight ^ vorth seeing Walking canes, ^ words, bayonets, etc., are 0 wallowed by a man and wo ^ nan. The woman also swal ^ ows an electric light, all done " vith apparently as much ease m ls the ordinary person swallows ood Boscoe, who eats snakes \ dive, tho old plantation, the dectric dance are all very inter- ; sting and amusing. ' ___. i KUEOKI) H E.H8. 1 Dwight is a thing of the past, ['his people, together with others, M s a progressive people. II. F. D. m 'fo. 2 has taken the place ot J ormer Dwight. 1 The phone system is also V ecting the country. Dr. It. G ? Elliott lias a switch board. Mr. 9 V. C. Sterle now hollows "hello 1 entral" on his new phone. 1 Basket supper Saturday night 1 l/i?Q n Qiienooo T KW 1? uuvvvoot A IIV net J/l ^V/CCUCj ? lot withstanding the inclemency 3 if the weather, amounted to ' ;lf,.35 1 ltev. Duflie of Westminister, )oonee county, has purchased ' iir. J. II. Steele's place and will nake it his home in the near ' uture. We anxiously await to velcome Mr. Duflie and family . n?o our midst. Dr. and Mrs. It. G. Elliott's ' lome was brightened last 'Ihurs < lay week by the birth ofadaugh Mr. S J. Funderburk had a fine C olt to die a few days ago. A 'Jake" says that he would rather j lave lost $100 in cash. ^ Master Joshua Oarncs left J rloiulay tor Texas. Miss Beulah Flynn, a student f Lancaster Graded School, spent ^ Saturday and Sunday at home. A Bethlehem Bible Society meets m lext Sabbath at 10 o'clock. Mr. M 1 II. I'lyler will address the \ ociety and Mr. S J. Funderburk A he Sunday school. m V. A. L. J There la more Catarrh In this section of tho A juntry than all other diseases put totfether, m nd until the Ust few year* wan supposed to ii InmirAhlft l*V*p a r? r? n i miinu a rononneed It local dlet-aae And prescribed A >?al remedies, nod by constantly falling to W uro with local treatment, pronounced It In- ^k jrabie. Science baa proven catarrn to be a ^ onatltutloral disease and therefore requires A institutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, W isnufactured by F J. Cheney A Co., Toledo, ^k bio. la the only constitutional cure on the j larket. It la taken Internally In doaea from A > drops to a teaspoonfuL it acta directly on mt le blood and mucous surfaces of the system, ^k hey offer one hundred dollars for any case It ^ ills to cure. Send for circulars and u-stt- A lonlsls. ff Address, K J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, O. ^k Sold by druvRlsts. 7bc. fhsu sii..? M., HaU'a Family fills are the best A WANTED?Persimmon,Dog- ^ rood. Hickory and Holly Logs. C 'reight paid on carloads. James 4 lockshott, Charleston, 8.0. i o21,4ra : 1 I | Our ? ' ~ ^ special Display of % t Fall and Winter $ MILLINERY | ! XKimcfl itr IS ^ ; a nui 9 vvi? ji ) f Friday, October 2 ! ' f > Our Milliner, . j ; Miss Julia Simpson, j * ' spent THREE WEEKS in the I : Northern markets selecting I ! our stock, and correct styles f of this season's Hats will be ' ^ ; I | shown in Velvets, Beavers and [ Felts. A full line of the newI ' ' i est Suit Hats in all colors. } The LaLest, Weaves ( in goods for Shirt Waists, Suits C and Skirts will be displayed. \ A Welcome > 1 * A J - J i - 11 ' ? lb extended to ail at * ; Heath Banking & \ Mercantile Co. J '