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Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-06-04
To be Married Today.
From the Rock Hill Herald of


Saturday we clip the following:
Miss AHna, eldest daughter Of
Capt. and Mrs. j. III. w. Stevens,
of this city, will be married next
Wednesday evening at the brides
home on Hampton street, to Mr..
Leroy Springs Davidson, of Ian
caster. The marriage will be a
very quiet affair, only the very
intimate friends Of the family be
ing present. The bride will
stand with her sisters, Misses
Hattie and Lillier, and the groom
with Mr.. John Crawford, Of Lam
caster. After the marriage Mr..
Davidson and his bride will visit
the groom's mother, Mrs. Laura
Springs Davidson, in Charlotte,
where they will remain a few
days, and then go to Lancaster,
where they will reside.
Mr.. DAVIDSON went up to Rock
Hill yesterday and this morning
his chest man." Mr.. John Craw-
ford will 20 up, accompanied by
Mr.. John 7. Stevens, -Messrs. p.
M. Phellou, @. 3. Barron auu
perhaps lcrs.
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.Sup1ay .School 0rgani=ed.

The citizens OF the neighbor-
hood, assisted by Mr.. u. A. Will
Jams, organized a Sunday School
at ellis Creek school house Sun
day afternoon with an enrolment
OF 80 pupils. Mr.. b. +. Brasing-
ton was elected superintendent,
Mr.. }. NJ. Caskey, assistant super
intendent, and Mr.. {. l.. McManus
secretary.
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Jn1tc Court 0nd J10'Ors

The June term of the court
will convene on the third Monday
in this month, with Judge O. w.
Buchanan presiding. The fol.
lowing jurors have been drawn
70 serve at that term
J, NJ. Cook, !. +. Stewman.
J.R. Barber, J.N. Addison, W.D.
Jones, w. l.. Bird, H.M.Duucan.
Walter J. Bowers, E. II. Horton,
j. L. Patterson, w. l.. Criminger.
r. f. McIlwain, S. =, Johnson.
j. q. w. Stogner, EmanueICarnes,
J. Y. Chambers, / =. Fander-
burk, r. L. Usaer, NJ. \. Johnson.
j. b. Ha2ins, a. T. Carmes, l.. T.
Cole, A. p. Horton, J .F.WiIliams,
I. n. Helms, W. j. Suipes, J. w.
Williams, r. L. Vaughn, ID. A.
Knight, NJ. NJ. Willrau, J. W.
Blackmon. G. w. Harris, A. G.
Cole, L. +. Truesdeu, J w. Craig,
/. n. Montgomery.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-06-04
T5CO Brothers Shot.

In difficulty Saturday after
noon between VIII and Tom
Adams, two brothers, and Frank
White, all colorcd, the two
brothers were shot by White,
VIII being shot through The
bowels and Tom in the thigh.
Wills condition is critical, but
Tom is not hurt much. White
is in jail.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-06-04

The latest petition for a ru-
raj free delivery is one numer.
ously signed and recently sent to
Washington asking for a route
from Lancaster to Dry Creek,
thence to Mrs. w. ii. Green's
place and then up the public
road to Lancaster.
Mr.. S. +. Gregory has accepted
a position as express messenger
on the Southern and has gone to
enter upon his duties.
Mr.. II. j. Kinard of Ninety Six,
a candidate for railroad commits
sioner, was among our callers
last week.
Rev. J. NJ. Steadman will at
tend Wo1ford's commencement
this week.
Miss Minnie Miller has return
ed from a visit to her sch0oImate,
Mrs. w. .A.CorkilI, OF Chester.
Mr.. j G. Elliott Of YorkvIlle
was in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. c. Green Wis
tied Charleston's Exposition last
week.
Mis- Iona Halle Of Camden is
visiting her cousin here. Miss
Mamie Clyburn.
Mr.. NJ. NJ Tillman of Van
WyCk was in town last week.
Mr.. Frank Hunter has gone to
Columbia to take a business
course at the McFeate Business
college.
We surrender considerable
space to the annual report of
County Treasurer Cauthen.
Representative T. Y. Will
liams announces for reelection to
the legislature.
-Representative T. Y. vii.
liams had a fine mule to die last
week.
The annual meeting of the
taxpayers Of the Lancaster School
District was held in the court
house Friday afternoon. Mr..
w. S. l.. Porter was elected chair
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Closing ECercises Of. the Grdded
iScHOOL.

The tenth session of the Lam
caster Graded school will close
Friday, June the sixth. An cx-
hibit of school work will be open
to public inspection from nine to
eleven a. m. This exhibit is not
so much for show purposes, as to
afford each parent an opportunity
Of examining the work of his
own and other children. The
exhibit vii! comprise examina-
ton papers, class exercises, draw
ings, etc
The usual closing exercises
will take place at eleven o'clock
Probably thirteen members of the
ninth grade will be given certif
Gates OF graduation.
Supt. l.. T. Baker.
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Bonds Brought u GOOD Premium.

The trustees of the Lancaster
Graded School District have
opened the bids made for the
$l5, 900 Of bonds to be issued to
construct the new school build.
ing
They received four bids that
fully complied with the adver-
tised terms OF bids, the highest
being for $15,755.5O by F. NJ.
Stafford d Co. of Chattanooga.
Tenn. The lowest was for $15,
525 by the Robinson Humphrey
Co. of Ohio. The bonds have
been awarded by the committee
to the highest bidder. That price
gives them premium Of $755 80
for them, which means that the
purchasers will get less than 5
per cent. per annum on their in
vestment.
This shows now cheap money
can be obtained when a desirable
collateral is offered for it.
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Short Locals.
Wednesday, June 4, 1902.

''"' ~ - Dt"Nh' nun vi Oih
Hill, son.
The cotton market has had
2 downward tendency for several
days. September delivery is
down to 7.95
Married, June !, 1902, at.
Tradesville, by II. NJ. Polk, MP. =.
MIR. Thomas Hunter and Miss
Annie Funderburk.
The Masons here are contem-
plating the remodelihg of their
building by putting in a stone
and glass front and making other
changes.
This is commencement week
at Columbia's three cole, n9d.
at Spartanburg's two. IT, "ra.
mencement Of Due West = rale
College comes Off on the ,,.h.
-Overseers and 9TH. 'nrer
asted in the public roa' IN get
copy of the new roG taw by
calling at the office d.. County
Supervisor Caskey.
In the upper pc ,on of the
Ohio valley and in i..e region of
the Great Lakes tire was con-
siderable frost two mornings last
week-the time /, was so cool
here.
We acknowledge recent Of
an invitation from R.v. J. NJ.
Rhodes to attend the commence
ment exercises last week of the
Littleton Female college, Of Lit
tleton, n. c..
Mr.. B. A. Evans, a promi-
nent business man oil Jefferson,
died last Wednesday from /the
effects of a stroke of paralysis
received a few hours before. He
leaves a widow. one son and
daughter, Mrs DR.. e. @. Brasing
ton of Camden.
The committee have received
tOur sealed bids for the contract
for constructing the new school
building. The bids We're opened
yesterday afternoon late. The
only bid from local people is one
put in by Messrs. Bird E Porter,
good, worthy men and excellent
builders and we would be glad to
see them get the contract. Later:
The contract was awarded to Bird
IL Porter.
For two nights last week
the weather was very unusually
cold. Quilts and blankets hat
mad been packed away for the
summer were brought into requi-
sitiOn and fire screens were re
moved and fires built tor awhile
in the morning. The tempera.
ture was very cloe to the frost
point, and cotton Topped its ears,
'ooked sick and refused to take
i, nourishment. But it is better
now.
a competitive examination, to
ill vacancy of scholarship at
the United States Military Acad
emy at West Point, will be held
at Yorkville on Thursday, June
10Th, 1902. For further inlor-
nation write Ho D. Z. Finley,
Washington, d. @.
A..C. RoweIl,
County Supt. Of Education.
Lancaster, S O., May ID, 1902
The Flint Ridge school,
taught by Miss Annie Denny,
closed a very prosperous and
satisfactory five months session
last Friday, and Miss Denny has
gone to her home at Vaughns,
vile, S. O., to spend the vaca-
ton, having spent the night here
with Mrs. S. T. Blackmon. She
will return the latter part Of the
E,,, =
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-06-04
The Visitors.

Mr.. R. IL. Mason Oh Atlanta
spent Sunday in Lancaster.
Mr.. j. 7. Funderburk of Dud-
ley spent part of two days here
this week.
Mr.. Geo. w. Baker spent Sat-
urday and Sunday here with his
family.
Judge Chas. D. Jones spent
Sunday with his family in Char
lotte.
Rev. }. NJ White returned Sat
urUay alter two weeks absence
III the north.
Miss Lila Mobley of Heath
Springs visited relatives in Ian
caster TINS week.
State Constable II. J. Faile has
been here and in this county for
week or more.
Miss Mabel Bruce of Lancaster
IS visiting her friend, Miss Alma
i5eatue, IN kershlw Era.
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n,.,s ~ town Ias, wax
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Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-06-04
Cownty SuJwDacr .SchooI.

The Lancaster Summer school
for white teachers will begin its
session at the court house on
Monday, June IS, at 10 o'clock
a. m. For further information
write to the county superintend-
ent, or to Mr.. l.. T. Baker, who
will have charge of the school.
A. G, Rowell,
County Supt. of Education.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-06-04

Rheumacide cures rheumatism by
neutralizing the acids in the blood
and driving them ont through the
natural channels. Sold by +.
Mackey & Co. mar29-6m
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-06-04
JEIJSiC Recital

Last Friday evening Mrs. Chal-
mers Fraser's music pupils gave
a very entertaining recital at the
Presbyterian manse. The parents
and close friends of the pupils
were present 10 witness the eXer-
cises, which reelected great credit
upon pupils and teacher alike.
The following programme was
rendered
PART |.
Duet "Overture to William
TelI"-Rossini; Miss Taylor and
Miss Amos.
Solo: "The Miii''-Jenson ;
Miss Bette Blown.
Solo: "Will O'the Wisp"-
Jung Maun; Miss Eliza Wylie.
Solo : "Minuet"-Behr; Miss
Joyce Clark.
Solo: "In Slumberland'-
Krogman ; Miss Maude Moore.
PART II.
Solo: "Mazurka"-G. Minor
Saint Saeus Miss Ivy Crawford.
Solo : "Gitana".-IIeins Miss
Irene Cunningham.
Solo: la) Scarf Dance
Chaminade Cb) "Madrilena''-
WachS Miss Cl9risSa KNIGHT
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-06-04

The Liverpool cotton mar
ket declined about 80 points in
our money yesterday equivalent
to about a third Of cent.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-06-04

Pyny-BsIsam stops the Tickling,
and quickly slAJs Inflammation Ia the throsG
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-03-07
A Doctors Little Daughter
Cured Of Grip by Pe-ru-na.

DIR. II. Robbins, Physician and Sur.
gcon Of Muskogce, Indian Ter, writes;
" have been n practcing physician
for n good many years and was always
slow to take hold OF patent medicines,
but this winter my little girl and Iny-
self were taken with the grip. was 30
bad ] was not able to situp. / sent for
a doctor, but he did me no good.
Finally l sent aud got bottle OF
Peruna and commenced to take IT, i
took two bottles and my cough was
gone and my lungs loosencd up and my
head became clear. My little girl took
the same way.
"H looked as though she would die,
she was so sick. gave her medicine,
but IL seemed 10 do her little good, so
sent and gof one mOre bottle OF Pc
runa and commenced 10 give II 10 her.
II was only shOrf dime until she was
getting along al right. so I give your
medicine, Peruna, the praise for whaf
IL did for me and my dear HffIe dangiI-
ter DIR. X. Robbins.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-03-07

The British house Of commons Is the
largest legislative body In the world.
having a membership OF $40. The
French chamber OF deputies has
membership Of 5s4; the italian parlla-
ment. COS: the Hungarian house Of
representatives. 453; the Spanish cor
ties. AL: the Austrian relchmath. 425:
and the German roichstag. the smallest
OF the European pArilRmens, 3s7. The
membership OF the United States house
OF representatives is s57. The next
house OF representatives will be made
up Of $50 members. email Increase
when compared with the growth OF
population and the requirements for
each state as fixed by the federal con-
stltution. Each OF the four territories
will also have a delegate. bringing up
the whole membership OF the fifty
eighth congress to 800. The Canadian
parliament. under the apportionment
OF 1899, consists OF 2i2 members. The
boule Of Greece consist, OF 2O7 mem
bers, and the chamber OF deputies Of
Brazil has 2t2 members
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-03-07
Ola soldier. Prois..

Members OF the Grand Army Of the
Republic OF Indiana have been
wrought up over the prospect o. Con-
gress granting pensions to Mira Me-
ltlnley and Mrs. Harrison. aH the
widows OF Presidents. and regular
against tho proposed measure The
method which has been adopted par
takes OF the nature OF an eiiess
chain. consisting OF resolutions Ehlch
one Grand Army post adopts and then
transmits to other posts. asking fof
similar action. Tho resolution de-
clares that:
1--WE have been Inundated for years
by special legislation giving greater
pensions TO officers ana their widows
than to the private soldier and II Is
wrong and against the theory Of our
government TO favor a distinctive
class; that there are now bills pend-
Ing In Congress to pension Mrs. No
Klnloy and Mrs Harrison and an out
ragcous bill TO give ex-Presldents a
pension OF $4,000: therefore, be It
Resolved. That this post will for
ever condemn those who vote for and
encourage such legislation and hold
them responsible for thus aping at The
traditions OF onete monarchles and
thereby insulting the intelligence and
horolsm Of the soldier In the line VIII,
fought the battles and received mea
ger pay"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-03-07
FOR THE OLD SOLDIERS.
Interesting Reading for the Veterans and
Their Children.

"Garconl You-you
Shared along with this cursed crew.
(Oniy a child, and yet 80 bold.
Scarcely az much az ten years oldD
DO you hear2 DO you know
Why tho gondarmea put you there In
the row.
You. with those Commune wretches
tall.
with your face to the WALTZ"
KNOW To be sure know why mott
Were here TO be shot.
And there by the pillars the very
spot,
Fighting for France. my father fell;
All, WELT
That's just the way would choose to
fall,
with my back to the walll"
Csacre! Fair. open hght say.
Is something right gallant in It's way,
And nne for warming the blood. but
who
Wants wolnsh work like this TO dot
Bahl lis a butchers buslnessD Howl
CThe boy ls bockoning to me now;
knew that his poor childs heart
would fail.
Yet his checks not pnlo)
Qulckl say your say, for don't you SEQ
when the church clock yonder tolls
out Three,
You're all to be shot7
What7
Excuse you one moment? o, no. hol
DO you think to fool gendarme so2'
But. air. here's watch that friend.
one day
my fathers friend, Just over the
way.
Lont me. and II you'll ret me free
II stlll lacks seven minutes OF Three
III como on the word Of a soldiers
son,
Straight back into line when my err
rands done"
ala. hal No doubt OF az on Begonel
Nov. good Saint Denis speed him on!
The work will be easier since he's
saved;
For hardly see how l could have
bravcd
The ardor Of that innocent eye,
As he stood aud heard,
While / gave the word.
booming him like a dog to dle.')
in umel Wen. thanks that my de-
sire
Was granted. and now, l am ready
Fret
One wordl-thats AN
You'll lot me turn my back TO tho
wall?"
"Pnrhloui Como out OF the line say
Come out (Who said that his name
was NeyO
Hal Franco will hear OF him yet one
day"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-03-07

There IS "a movement ON foot TO give
to the American private soldier an
allowance OF smoking and chewing TO-
bacco. and a bin has been introduced
In tho house OF Representatives which
provides for supplying regularly en-
listed mon with this commodity
"Giye 10 10 them" said an officer OF
tho army yesterday % have been in
tho service Tor moro than thirty-nye
yoars and lu thls limo have seen a
great deal of enlisted men My duties
have taken me abroad occasionally.
and have seen tho enlisted men in
the armies OF othor nations This Inc
spectlon that / have boon able 90 make
has convinced me. N needed any con-
vnclug. that the American soldier Is
the best that the world produces. Moth
ing Is too good for him But. in
the discussion that is bound 10 follow
tho Introduction Of the bin. ! hope
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-03-07

John Porus, full-booded Boob
scot Indian, a veteran OF the clvf rar.
having served In the Twenty-afta 'eg-
iment Connecticut volunteers. Ia Fad
In bis lodge on the Pcnobscot rebcva-
ton. Indian island near oldtwn.
Maine.
While there were a few other Mime
Indians In the union ranks. az far Is
known Porus Is the only one who at
tracted any attention by gallant on
duct or who was seriously wounled.
Porus lost a leg at Port Hudson md
drew n pension.
AT the first call for volunteers he
tried to enlist IN Oldtown. but was re-
fused. He went to Massachusetts. md
there was taken for a negro. bdng
very dark. and was also refused an
opportunity Nothing daunted. he
went to Connecticut. and there ras
enlisted,
After his death a small packet vas
found carefully wrapped in deerstln
In this was n roll OF carefully selected.
thin birch bark. upon which was ehb-
orately written In Indian dyes his iu-
photography
The manuscript Is embelllshed with
rude drawings OF war scenes. II viii
be sent to the adjutant general OF tie
state. ~ placed In the collection Of
war re,' IN the state house.
In Az m TO the birch bark mani
script was a much worn paper whia
the old veteran cherished with greE
care and rarely showed to any one
II Is a letter from the colonel OF hil
regiment, and reads as follows:
Hartford. Conn. Nov. 2s. 1866.
ITO the Authorities OF the State o
Maine:
II take great pleasure In Htatlnl
that John Porus undlan). now OF Old
town. Me-. served In the Twenty-hftl
regiment. Connecticut volunteers un
der my command, IN the years OF 1862
8. lie WIS n faithful. good man.
soldier which particularly liked 70
his GOODNESS and bravery.
"He lost his leg by n cannon aho
while nghting at the very front. an
he IA entitled to all the consideration
which any brave. wounded soldier 4
tho state OF Maine Is entitled 70. and
hope he viii receive state aid
"He Is an Indian, II Is true. but
would like to command a regiment o
Just such good men as join Poru
was when he was In my regiment Re
spectfully,
(slgned) George p. Blsaell,
Late Colonel 25th Regt Connectlcu
Volunteers"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-03-07

HIS victims Never Complained.
Prof. Munsterberg OF Harvard. whose
speciality is psychology. relies to some
extent on the point Of a good story in
enforcing his positions in abstract
demonstration. lie has one on the
association OF IDEAS that will illustrate.
A medieval magician-more aceu-
rately called "fakir" nowadays-an-
nounced that he had invented and had
for sale a magic pot II certain rather
common stones were mixed and placed
In the pot, with a certain portion Of
water, and the whole shaken diligent-
ly for an hour. the stones would turn
TO gold-proylded that during the hour
the operator should not think OF hip
popotAmus.
The fakir sold a great many for fab
ulous sums, and not one OF the pur-
ehasers ever demanded return OF tho
money. The faklr knew his business,
says tho Boston Herald lie was in
advance OF his age In psychology. in
his skill In permanently fixing In his
customers minds the association OF
the old pot and hlppopotAmus.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-03-07

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as thoy cannot
reach the seat of tho disease Catarrh IL a
blood or constitutional disease, and In order TO
cure II YOU must take informal remedies Hairs
Cntnrrh Cure Is taken internally, and acts
directly on the blood and mucous surfaces.
Halls Caarrh Cure "a not a qunck medicine.
II was prescribed by ono Of the best physicians
In this country for years, and Is regular pre-
scription II II composed OF the best tonlcs
known, combined with the best blood purifiers,
acting directly on tho mucous surfaces Tho
perfect combination Of the two ingredients ls
what produces such wonderful results In curing
Cutnrrh. send for testimonials, free.
~ j. CHENEY & co, Props, Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists. price 1hc
Hnll- ID EnmLlY nIlla nrn The best
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-03-07

there will be nothing said about our
enlisted men that will make them APP
pear like paupers. They are a fine
body. sometimes little rough tt In
no sense men that either need o. de-
sire more than Ia coming to then
when I say they are the bed said
OF any soldiers In the world ar not
arguing against giving TO them lit
tie more than they are now receidng
The fact remains. however, thai we
pay our enlisted men better than any
other country under the sun pays It's
soldiers. and that there are veryiew
mechanical trades where the pay is
so large as that received by an srlst-
ed man in the United States army
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-03-07

the siege OF Petersburg. died In Phila-
delphia recently al the age OF 5S.
During the clyll war ne enlisted In
Company /. one Hundred and Nine
toenth regiment Pennsylvania volun-
teora. During the siege OF Petersburg.
Lincoln. while visiting the lines. al
though repeatedly warned that the
confederate sharpshooters were active.
advanced ns far as the outpozts, where
Conrow was on duty. and stood with
his back against q tree. Mr.. Conrow.
porcOlyiug IA sharpshootor ON the
Notifications lovellng his rifle at the
president, Hpang toward the latter ana
vigorously pulled him TO the ground
only an Instant before bullet was
buried IN the tree IN front Of which ne
had been standing.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-03-07

Hear Admiral Oscar w. Farenholt.
hlted States navy. who was inspec-
tp officer at Charlestown navy yard
y 10 about year ago. and who Ia
ny on the retired list. Is the only Of
rfr in the service who reached tho
rhde OF rear admiral from the POSI-
~ OF enlisted man. Admiral Far
uholt entered the navy FIRST as a vol
lptoer during the civil war. and has
! record OF more than sixteen years
"a service.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-03-07

Scientific Investigation has proven that
petroleum Is flr superior 10 coal FOR fuel,
20 that We need not worry should the
coal supply give out. In nearly all OF
Natures products we find that as soon
as one material becomes scarce another
Is discovered TO take iis place There Is
ono exception, however. ana thnt ~ Hos
letters Stomach BittprH. II Is Natures
own remedy for dyspepsia. Indication,
constipation, and malaria. foyer and aguo
Don't fail to try II.