Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, December 02, 1903, Image 5
Short Locals.
Wednesday, December 2, 1903.
?Born, Nov. 23, 1903, to Mr.
i and Mrs. Ulias. Gardner, a son.
?Born, Nov. 27, 1903, to Mr.
and Mrs. James Crenshaw, a sou.
?Just received a car of ceiling
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?nu a oar 01 uriOK.
tf VV. M. Moore.
?Important meeting Woodmen
of the World Thursday
night. Full attendance desired.
?-Dr. J. J. Hagins, optician,
will be at ilcath {Springs Dec. 3,
Lancaster Hotel the 4th. Kyes
examined iree. it
?D. J. IJenby ol Indian
I Trial, N. U., lias written iSheritl
llunler to be on the lookout lor
a le?low who stole a horse. (
^ ?Mr. J. F. I'atterson has i
moved to Fort Mill, his old home, i
and Mr. li. B. Beckham has
moved into the dwelling vacated |
by hiin. !
?I received 1 dozeu solid '
gold rings loday. Will give j
choice 01 the lot lor $1.00.
b. o. rough.
?iVlcCMrdell tfc Allison Bros,
are unnouucing bargains lor the 1
J
next 30 days in clothing, dry .
goods, shoes, hats and gents lur- ,
nishings. Read their ad. i
?Tom Crockett, colored, who
lives on Col. Springs' Foster j
place north of town lost his crib ]
and about 15 bushels ol corn by i
fire Saturday night.
^ ?Mr. W. H. Sistare gave a
Thanksgiving dinner to his children
and grandchildren number- (
ing about twenty live. All great)y
enjoyed the occasion. .
?A protracted meeting will 1
begin at Unity church Thursday 1
night of this week. The pastor
will bo assisted by llev. A. T. <
Lindsay of I'isgah, N. C. Communion
service Sabbath.
?Mr. A. M. Blackmon and
family and Mr. J. L. Hough ana
family let! yesterday for Oxford, !
Ft a., where they go to make
their home. We regret the departure
of these well-to do peoI
pie from our county.
I
?The L & C. began opera I
lions Monday under a new schedule.
The morning train leaves
for Chester at 7:15 and the afternoon
train leaves at. 5 o'clock. .'
They will return at 11:45 a. m. j
and 9:25 p. m. <
? Mrs. W. J. Williams, of Lancaster
county, entered the pri,
vate hospital last week for the 1
treatment of appendicitis. An 1
operation was performed Satur 1
day very successfully, and the
t patient was getting along nicely 1
yesterday.?Rock Hill Journal.
?Mr. J. J. Bailee, principal of <
tlie Pleasant Valley Academy,
ilnuirau on/in '? * J *
x?vu.avo ww nrvyuio an nnMnmui j
teacher, either lady or gentleman. ,
Apply with price at once to him ,
at Fort Mill, S. C., R. F. D No. 2. ]
? Mr. Kdward Cunningham '
who recently returned from the '
Philippines with his company, *
and who is affected with a pul '
tnonary trouble, has been sent to 1
, a hospital at Fort Bayard, New 1
t Mexico. '
?Senator W. 0. Ilougli lelt
Monday afternoon for Columbia |
| > meet the legislative committee i
on Charitable and Penal luwti
tutes, of which he is chairman.
They will be engaged from now
till the Christ maw holidays in examining
into* the condition of
these institutions.
23?The Ladies Aid Society of the
Methodist church will meet with
Mrs. J. M. Riddle Friday after
noon at halt past three o'clock.
All members are urged to be
present,. Mrs. 0. J. Henry,
Secretary.
?Mrs. Allies Sim?, wife ol
Mr. E. J. Sims of the Pleasant
Ilill section, died on the 23rd of
November alter an illness ol
about a year, aged about 65 years
She was buried at Fork Hill the
next day. She leaves a husband
and several children.
?Cotton is bringing 11.25
r>n this market. The government
report and the government's gin
report are both expected toiay.
What the market will do then is
problematic March and May
lutures reached eighty five yesterday,
but closed about ten
points off.
?The Confederate Bazaar
117 ill f o hn ^? **
? ill (JiftUO UU lilt! Ol/Il OI
December and will bo conducted
in the Riddle building on Main
street. The Daughters are making
a desperate elfort to have it
!i success. We are not soliciting
contributions individually, but
extend a generall invitation
through the papers to please
lielp us in this noble work.
Each man, woman and child is
requested to send a contribution.
U. D. C.
To be Given Awtiu.
To the purchaser of each one
dollar's worth of goods between
now and December 25th, a guess.
The one nearest to the number
of beans in jar will receive a
$25 00 dinner set of 100 pieces.
HI -
ine jar cau no seen at my store.
3t J. B. MAOKORELL.
Died in Texas,
A letter to Mr. J. C. llough ol
Kershaw brings- the sail intelligence
of the death at Ripley,
l exas, ot Mrs. Mary Montgomery,
wite ot Mr. John C., formerly ol
Lancaster county. She was a
daughter of Mr. S. R. M. Steele
ot this county. Besides a hus
band, she leaves lour children.
In*pected Dr. Strait'* Granite.
Mr. C. F. Molly, a partuer in
l'he John Sennett Co., of Washington,
D. 0 , came down Sun
lay and went out to look over
Dr. T. J Strait's granite quarry
with a view to determining what
they would do under the option
they have on the property. He
lave no intimation of what they
tvould do, but told Dr. Strait
hey would communicate their
iecision later.
Social Function.
The social event of Thanksgiving
Day in Lancaster was the
recention iriveu Mrs. M. () Put.
terson, president of the 8!ate
Federation ot Clubs, by the three
local clubs, viz : the Friday Af
ornoon, the Franklin Circle and
he Cranford Club, at the elegant
lome of Mr*. Ira B. Jones. Light
'efreshments were served, and
he occasion was greatly enjoyed
oy all who attended.
L'rof. J. J. Bailes, of the
Fort Mill Academy, was in town
i lew hours last Friday.
' Chester'# Sheriff Keeps l*eace.
As twc men from Lockhart *
mills were 011 their way to Lan
caster Monday, they got pretty
full of "fust" X and tried to r
take Capt. King, his train and
tho passengers But one of the
passengers happened to bo c
Sheriff Cornwoll who command a
ed peace and quiet, whereupon j1
i'iio juuja uu iiib ir.u 11 nini
gathered rocks for tho Sheriff.
With his shot gun drawn 011
them he ordered them to drop
the rocks One of them obeyed
promptly,but the other refused,
whereupon the Sheriff pulled
trigger and sprinkled tho fel \
low's legs with birdshot, and he \
then lodged them both in the
llichburg calaboose till the \
evening train when he took thera
i
on to Chester and lodged them y
in jail. ,
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Killed by the Train.
Mr. Paul Lowry was killed on i
the northbound train on tlieO.C. t
ifc N. road near Osceola Tuesday '
it - -- 1
.j.&uu lam,. no WitN Oil 1118 way 1
home from Catawba, where lie 1
had been spending some time, \
when the unfortunate accident
occurred which ended his lilo. y
He was on the rear end of the
train and supposedly swinging 1
his body out from the car when j
his head struck against a rock 1
projecting from the side of a cut, t
which killed him instantly. His }
body was found in the ditch by \
the roadside. His remains were 1
taken to Plains, S. C., for inter- \
ment on Thursday. He was a '
eon of Seabrook Lowry, about 21
years of age and unmarried.? Ledger.
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Gone West. i *
A 1 - * * ... I
xv large pany 01 people leit
here yesterday morning lor Cor i
dell, Oklahoma. The party con- \
sisted of Mr. J. D. Oaston, wife ^
and two children ; Mr. G.E.Sims,
wife and live children; Jackson, i
Charles and Fred Crimminger,
Minor and John Cauthen. and'J
Mr. E J.Sims. Mr.W V. Hough\\
and family go to the Indian L
Territory. The party went via I
I \
Chester and the Seaboard via
Atlanta. They are all Irom the
lleath Springs section, except ^
Mr. Hough ?nd family, who lived 11
near Lancaster. The following: ,
from near Lancaster left on the ^
same train for Itipley, Texas:
Mrs. J. K Flemming, her son
W. I) Flemming and liis wife and i
five children, her daughter, Miss I
Lottie, and another son, Choi (
mors. These are all good citizens .
and well to do people and we
regret their departure from among
us. Of course they go West ir,ii
the hope ot bettering their con- I
dition, and we hope they will not !
be disappointed; but they have '
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v.v W ^\;uu VVUUU V MO - I 1
hind them, and it will he remar 1
kable if sonw of them do not
return to their nativity. J
Hi'/fit After C/iriHtmns Man// ^
You no I'eople Will Leave /or
Macon, (la. \ {
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Encouraged by the splendid
success of over 0,000 graduales
of the (ia.-Ala. Bus.College, many I
of our young frit nds will enter '
that instil ution at Macon, (Ja., L
right after Christmas. The low
rates, personal instruction, thor ^
ough qualification of pupils and J
prompt placing ot all graduates,
have given that institution deci- J
dedly the largont patronage in '
the south, and brought it over | d
1,000 more calls lor graduates
tois year than it could furnish. j '
0
Miss Minnie Caskey of New
3ut is teaching the Gills Creek
chool.
Mrs. I>. A. Williams visited
datives in Camden and at
Kershaw last week.
?Jdy third stock of Guns
:aine in last week. The prices
ire loA-er than ever. 1 now offer
i first-class, well made gun with
rout action looks tor $9.00.
B. O HOUGH.
?Mr. S.M. Knight's 2-year-old
hild got badly scalded Thanks
iving Day by falling in a pot of
v ater.
[December
I Bargains fot
! Read an<
! With a view to making souii
will olTer for the next TLIIIIT
CLOTHING, .consisting of CI
Men's Suits; aho our beautiful
We also offer a nice line of 1
Gents Furnishings at a hargair
for only 30 days. Come and t
gain hunters, come and see us.
McCardell &
Nov. 2, '03, lm.
iWelPf
\ Custc
m The hundreds and thousai
M our store are doing more to
all the newspaper advertise
m away from our store perfect!
?\vun 1110 splendid values we
for them to speak to their fr
? to us to have their wants *
m grown rapidly from the beg
m pressed with our just and lil
W and it is remarkable the waj
\ trust and confidence in a bu
^ time We are earnestly end
^ that confidence and are ven
sell shall bo of real merit and
I Our Large St
L here only what fashion dictai
^ goods st >cks are filled wit
W things out, and a very impc
^ bo overlooked?our prices ar
[lower than you will find else
Attention,
We are showing a great lin
^ anteed suits, no better in to
W 50c to $1 cheaper: $4.50 s
^ 3 50 suits 2 75 ; 3 00 suits 2
(suits are cut in Norfolk style
sack 2.00 boys knee suits,
Guarante
J for little folks : Kangaroo (
Hint grain, first quali' T, 35c
size, 00c ; vici kid, all solid
(small sizes, at 50c, 05c and
Under wea
Ladies full size vests,Heeer
|A finished seams, 25c each ; \m
x fleece lined vests 1 Or ebihlr
W 20c ; boys heavy fleece lined
[men's good fleece lined unde;
fleece lined undershirts 50c e
.$1 dress whirls at 7f>c.
WANTED?Persim inon, Dogwood,
Hickory and Holly Logs.
Freight paid on carloi'ids .1 ames
Cockshott, Charleston, 8.C.
o2l,4m
How's This.
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any caso of catarrh that cannot be cured b7
Hull's Catarrh Cure.
F J. CHBNKY A Co, Toledo, O.
We, tho undersigned, have known K J.
Cheney for the last la years, and believe him
to be perfectly honorable lu all business wans*
actions and financially able to c ry out any
obligations made by their firm
WKST&TKUaX, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,
o.
WaLDIXU, KIMNAN & MaRVaN, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous serfaces
of (he system. Testimonials sent free.
Price 75c. per bottlo Sold by all Druggists.
Hall's family Pills are the best
Bargains 1
* December J
j Profit* |:
p changes in our business, wo ' I
Y DAYS our entire stock of 1
tiildren's, Youths, Hoys' and , '
line ol HANTS AT COST. ? |
Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats and ,
i. Clothing prices are good I |
?ee us while they last. Bar- >
We are here for business. <
Allison Bros. 1 !
3leasedi
>mers S
ids of people who patronize v
advertise our business than m
meiits combined They go W
y satisfied, even delighted,
sell them, and it is natural ^
iends and tell them to come ^
supplied Our business has ^
inning The public are im- m
leral way of doing business M
i the peop e have put their m
siness established so short a m
eavoring to prove worthy of
i careful that everything we ^
I just as good as represented
now almost per- V
feet You will find M
ted Our millinery and dress CL
h the brightest and newest ^
>rtant item that should not 4r
e from a little to a great deal ?
> where ^
Parents. J
io of boys and children guar- m
wn, and the prices are fully ^
nits 3 50 ; 4 00 suits 3 00 ; ^
50; 2 50 suits 1.90 These ^
! and double-breasted square m
special 1 25 ; 1 25 suits 89c. g
ed Shoes ?
half, first quality, hOc to $ 1 ; ^
to thr?c ; flint grain, smaller ^
. at IX>c ancl .fl ; vici kid, W
Toe
r Specials I
lined,"ioc pair ; very heavy.
ool vests $ I pair; children's ?
en's < ! lined u 11 ^
sliirtK and drawers hoc pair ; ^
rslnrts 2.V each : men's wool m
acii ; d()e dress shirts at d'.'c : M
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