Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, October 28, 1903, Image 4
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LANCASTER ? ENTERPRISE.
Published Wednesdays by ,
Entkrfkisk Publishing Co. 1
A. J. CLARK. Editor.
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IN ADVANCE.
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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.
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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
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Mr E. H. Bell,District Agent
W. O. W., was in town a couple
of days last week. a
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Mrs. (J. D. Jones and childron
returned yesterday from a visit
to her father in Charlotte.
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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 &
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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
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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
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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
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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. (
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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. '
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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
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| Our ?
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special Display of %
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Fall and Winter $
MILLINERY |
! XKimcfl itr IS ^
; a nui 9 vvi? ji ) f
Friday, October 2
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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 '
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| shown in Velvets, Beavers and
[ Felts. A full line of the newI
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i est Suit Hats in all colors.
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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 '