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leaving the road age as at present?16 to 50?and the exemptions as already provided by statute. Dispensary Matters. Governor Evans sent his special dispensary message to the general assembly last Monday. He declines in his message to ask for the abolition of the drinking feature of the law. The total net accrued profits from the business for the past 11 months are $243,- i 816.67. He reports that the constab> ula ry has cost for the past year $43,032.01, and $18,031.70 worth of contra- 1 baud liquor was seized. Without the constables the blind tigers would be ' rampant. He has discovered that re ? 5 J I k|._ tail liquor licenses were issuea oy mc United Slates goverment to 157 illicit whisky dealers in Charleston at one time. He goes for Judge Simonton's injunction, calling it a legal curiosity. * He justifies his appointment of metropolitan police for Charleston as a matter of necessity. AT THE CHUltCHES. baptist. Sunday-school at 10 o'clock, a. m. trinity methodist episcopal? ( Rev. A. N. Branson, pastor. Services Sunday morning at 11 o'clock and in the * evening at 7.30 Sunday-school at 3 J o'clock, p. m. presbyterian. Rev. W. G. Neville, pastor. .Sunday- j school at 3 o'clock p. m. Services on j Sunday morning at 11 o'clock, and in the i evening at 7.30. episcopal. Rev. Robf. A. Lee, minister. Services on Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. Sun- ; day-school at 3.30 o'clock, p. id. Even- ,< v ing prayer at 7.30 o'clock. associate reformed fresh* tekiai*. Rev. Boyee H. Grier, pastor. YorkviLLE?Sunday-school at 10 o'clock a. in. Services on Sunday morning at 11 o'clock, and in the evening at 7.30 o'clock. < $RarM gcprts. j ~ i YORK VILLE,. February 14.?Cotton 7 ^ to 7$. NEW YORK, February 12.?Cotton 8 S-16. Futures closed steady. "February, 7.75; March, 7.87; April, 7.91; May, 7.96; Juue,7.99; July, 8.02; August, ( 8.97; September, 7.72; October, 7.58; No1 vember, 7.51; December, 7.53. Sales, 139,- , 100 bales. ?gerial gotte. j ' Preaching at Union.. There will be preaching at Union Bap- 1 tist church at 11 o'clock, every First and 1 Third Sundays. j G. T. GresAam, Pastor. < February 14 14 4tf ? ' BERKSHIRE PIGS. THE undersigned offers for sale a lot of fine full bred BERKSHIRE PIGS, < eight weeks old. Price of each, five dol- i lars. Apply to J. M^SMITH, ^ i * uiover, o. <j. February 5 11 w & f4t* ] APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE, i NOTICE is hereby given that the un- S dersigned, administrators of the estate of J. MILLEN McGILL, deceased, i will make a tinal settlement with the Judge of Probate for York county, on the 24th DAY OF FEBRUARY, 189(i, at ( 11 o'clock, a. m., when they will make application for a final discharge from ' liability as administrators ot the said < estate. J. X. McGILL,) J. A. McGILL, j Aamr s* January 24 8 f5t? ' ~WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINE. To the Ladies of York county : i The light-running wheelER A WILSON SEWING MACHINE gives more work, more satistac., tion for family use, than any other ma- chine made. It runs faster and much lighter than any other machine. Every piece guaranteed. Sold on easier terms ( and at lower price than other machines . of much inferior grade. We will take old mat-nines as part payment wnen so desired. Write to POTTS ?fc 3ELK, Fort J Mill, S. C., and our salesman will call as st>ou as possible. Yours very truly, t POTTS & Bl&K. 1 P. S.-We are agents for York county, i Our salesman, Mr. J. E. BRUCE, is lo- 1 cated at Yorkville at present and can till 1 an order in any part of tbe county on < short notice. POTTS BELK. g February 14 14 f lm n j, IF YOU ARE PROGRESSIVE \ AND UP-TO-DATE 5 c YOU certainly need and want THE TWItE-A-WEEK ENQUIRER to come to your home regularly all the time. WHY ? Well, sir, because it is recognized as be- i ing the brightest, cleanest, newsiest, most progressive and up-to-date family news- F % per published in the Piedmont Belt. ANOTHER REASON THAT Makes you want THE TWICE-A-WEEK ENQUIRER, is that your neighbor takes 1 it, and you do not want to be behiud your neighbor in the march of progress, -j It would make an intelligent man feel J bad, to have a neighbor telling hirn the latest news that he had been getting from T THE ENQUIRER, and something that 1 was really very important, too, but the intelligent man knew nothing because he . doesn't take THE ENQUIRER. Moral: -1 Take THE TWICE-A-WEEK ENQUI- e RER and get the news while it is news. Besides you get it for LESS THAN 4 CENTS A WEEK. FIRST NATIONAL BANK, JEtocli Hill, S. C. Capital. $75,000 Snrplns ani Profits. - - - 28,499 Additional Liability of StocRholders. - - - - 75.008 Tntal Protection to Depositors, $178,499 [ ' ?s W. L. KODDEY Fresideut. j W. J. KODDEY, Vice President. J. H. MILLER, Cashier. ' K. LEE KERR Teller, rj THIS BANK offers its services to the public generally and solicits accounts ' from Farmers, Merchants, Corporations f and Private Individuals. 1 We shall be glad to furnish our terms ? ? upon application. INTEREST BEARING CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT ISSUED. September 19 65 tf 1 CLERK'S PARTITION SALE. State of South Carolina?County < York. Hannah Blalock, against Eliza Crawfoi and others.?Notice of Sale. BY virtue of a decree made in tl above stated cause, I will expose public sale on , THE FIRST MONDAY IN MARCH (Salesday), the following real properi to-wit: All that piece, parcel, or tract of Ian situated in county of York and State < South Carolina, on the waters of Bu rough's branch, bounded by lands i Win. Caldwell, elm stump, ? Crawfoi and others. Sold for partition among tl heirs-at-law of Mary Caveny and other Containing ONE HUNDRED AN TWENTY-FIVE ACRES, more or les Terms of Sale?ONE-THIRD CASI Remainder on a credit of one and tw years, with interest from day of sal Title to be withheld until the purcbai money is fully paid. Purchaser to pay for all papers. W. BROWN WYLIE, cierK 01 court 01 common x-ieas. February 7 12 t'4t P.W.LOVE. REAL ESTATE AGENCY. FOR RENT OR SALE. ONE of the best bargains that has bee offered in Yorkville for a longtime A five-room, two story house on a thre quarter acre lot located near the intersei tion of Congress, Charlotte and King Mountain streets, and just northeast oftr residence of Captain J. R. Lindsay. Mo desirable for a building lot or suitable ft a residence. Apply soon for the bargain too good to remain open long. FOR RENT. Eight-room house, just south of the ol Narrow Gauge depot. Spacious froi yard, good well ana garden. A number of small eottages in diffe ent parts of town. FOR SALE. Two desirable building lots on King Mountain street, opposite the residen< sf Mr. J. C. Dickson and near the Bapti Hieh school. Careful and close attention will be give to the renting or sale of all propert placed in my hands for the purpose. M terms are reasonable. P. W. LOVE, Real Estate Agt. KENNEDY BROS. & BARRON. "Move a ButtonV9 "X7"ES, the Merchant Tailors frot JL whom we make special orders fc :ustomers wanting reliable clothing, wi ictually move a button for you withoi jost, so anxious are they to satisfy an alease their customers. You know the guarantee to fit and please you,' and the ivon't allow their words to go empty < ueaning." KENNEDY BROTHER fc BARRON take your measure and thei nerchant tailors ''moves the button an loes ALL THE REST." Call and ea iraineour book of samples and let us tak pour measure. You know you want a fi Irish Potatoes Df a verv fine variety, and a full assorl nent of Ferry's Garden Seed can be foun n our stock: , We also carry a nice line of Blan Books, Ledgers and Day Looks. We have a nice stock of School Tablet! Writing Paper, Envelopes, Ink an slates. We have Backhands and all kinds c nule drapery. We have Gold Dust and Laundry soaj We have Table Crockery and Lam joods. We have the Boy Dixie Turning Plow: We have Mansfield's Magic Food fo lattle. A splendid vitalizer lor live stock KENNEDY BROS. <fc BARRON. L. G. GRIST. S. M. ORIS! GRIST COUSINS "LUB'S REQUEST IS PIKULS." WELL, Cupe, the Cousins have cei tainly got the Pickles?large, soui ;risp Cucumber Pickles at 1 cent each, c i dozen for a dime. Telephone for soin Pickles. Dicky delivers thein. NEW GLASSWARE. This week we received another additio :o our stock of Glassware. The good iave been selected with especial care am ,ve think good taste (?), but then we wil et you do the judging in this case. W lave Butter Dishes, Preserve Dishes ?ream Pitchers, Molasses Pitchers and treat lot of other Dishes, besides Goblet ind Tumblers. The Dishes are in tw lizes. One size is worth two pieces for 1 ents, and the other size two for 25 cents Hie Goblets are worth 40 cents and th rum biers are worth 25 cents a set. W vould be very much pleased to have yoi all and examine this Glassware. PLEASE DON'T FORGET Our Scbepp's Grated Cocoanut for cake tnd custards. Only 30 cents a pound. Our Baker's Cooking Chocolate. Our Fruits?Oranges, Lemons, Evapo ated Apples, Dates, Onions and Potatoes Our Fresh French Candy at 25 cents >ound. When you want a Buggy or anything oi vheels that GRIST COUSINS can sav ou money on it. FOR MANY MOONS ^LMOST everyday I have been ask d this question, "Mr. Marshall, haveyoi ny Ladies' Shoes?" And have had t< nswer the question in the negative; bu low I have them, and no mistake, lave qualities, quantities, sizes and price o suit everybody. I have Ladies' Shoe VT SI.25, SI.50, S2, S2.5C AND S3.50 A PAIR. Hen's Shoes In all Sizes Styles and Shapes at tin ?1 t7" 1 _ h. oiditt; xviuu ui rnces. Before you buy any Shoes, be sure.t< ee my stock and get my prices, as it wil my to do so. SOW, DON'T FORGET rhose Clay Worsted Suits at ?12.50 pe suit. They would be cheap at ?18.00 .'all and see them anyway, and don't for ;et my Shoes for ladies and men. W. F. MARSHALL, fhe Clothing Man in the Allison Block FOR THIS WEEK B ONLY. t a SPECIAL of S BLANKET d I SALE! s. o UP to this time we have had a e. ie very mild winter, but then that fact can hardly be taken as a forecast of what is to be. It is more than likely that before the last j r 3 ^ aays 01 rcuruary aic iccuiucu iu the book of Time and passed inin e. to the great beyond (isn't I eloquent ?) that we will have lots of 16 , . _ . st snow and ice. But as spring is )r is scheduled to arrive in a few weeks and we have lots of BLANKETS id 11 that must go before our Spring r Goods arrive, we need the ?a storage room, hence the prices :e st below. Read them over : v Goods. NOW. Prices. y Satine Quilts $ 87 $ 1 18 Gray Wool Blankets 1 65 2 00 Gray Wool Blankets 1 82 2 29 ? Gray Wool Blankets 1 15 1 42 Red Wool Blankets 2 50 3 25 White 11-4 Blankets 75 98 - White 11-4 Blankets 1 10 1 35 ~ White Wool Blankets 1 49 1 69 White Wool Blankets 1 54 1 87 White Wool Blankets 2 04 2 49 ? White Wool Blaukets 2 09 2 54 ** White Wool Blankets 3 58 4 38 r White Wool Blankets 4 95 5 98 :f Cardinal Jackets 1 50 2 50 'I Boots . 1 10 1 59 ? Boots 1 38 2 00 y Boots, sewed 1 65 2 25 jf Boots, sewed 2 15 2 75 ? If these, prices are not low d > enough, come and see us and we L will sell you Blankets at prices that will suit you and your pockd et book. Our-prices are pocketk book openers. j tt a nmn attao u XI. L,. 31AAUOO, >f On the' Cor. Fountain Square. p | THE MONARCH e Bike is the KING of all j, J it surveys; it's rights there are e many to dispute; a But the disputants can't keep up s to the pace set by the only ORIGINAL KING OF BIKES, THE MONARCH ! a e For that "tired feeling." ride a U / - Monarch Wheel before and after each meal. It will save big doctor bills. See GRIST COUSINS before buying a Wheel. n 1700,000 PAID 1 QUBSCRIPTIOXS is convicting eviO dencethat ; The Ladies' Home Journal Stands at theh^ad of its class. The Jour' nal has the best writers of the day in its ^ employ and each number is full of literaJ ture that delights the ladies, gentlemen, boys and girls. The front cover of The Journal is a beautiful colored picture. 0 Mr. Edward W. Bok ' Is the well known editor of The Journal CUIVt ill.? I Vj'UWUIVIl O.? l\ IIIUI Jiu.? IVMIf^ been established. In the February number he discusses in his concise and clearcut style, "The True Field for Women's r Work," making some very practical suggestions concerning "Reforms in Mournt# ing Customs." - Single Copy, 10 Cents. Yearly Subscription, $1. REG. M. GRIST, Special Agent, Yorkvilfe, S. C. THE RUSH AT GANSON'S IS LIKE MAIN SEASON. People Riding Many Miles ror our bargains. $15,000 WORTH OF VALUABLE MERCHANDISE SLAUGHTERED. No Wonder We Are Busy. GOODS AT HALF PRICE WILL SELL ANYTIME. To Save the People's Monev. hv fiivinff Them V 7 *w V * C7 their Goods Cheaper Than Anyone Else, CONSEQUENTLY increases our trade and is our highest pleasure. Here are bread winners. Best Calicoes only 3^ cents. Dress Outings 5 cents. Plaids 4 and 5 cents. Ticking 5, 7, 8, 9 and 12*/ cents. 40-inch Sea Island only 5 cents. Yard Wide Sheeting 4 and 5 cents. : J r- A ? IdlU WiUC UICdLUlUg CLL \J) j and 8 cents. Black Sateens 7, 8 aijd 10 cts. Red Twill Flannels 9, 12 16, 20, 25 and 33 cents. White Flannels 10, 15, 20 and 25 cents. Gray Skirt Flannel at 8.cents. Shaker Flannels 5, 8 and 9 cents. Canton Flannels 5 to 121/2 cents. ENTIRE STOCK OF DRESS GOODS AT A SACRIFICE! Matchless prices on all Clothing ! ? # ? 11 i m. r\ 1 a Men's an wool #7 L.nevioi suits at $3 ; $5 suits at $2 ; $8 suits at $4.39. Boy's suits at 50 cents and upwards. Men's 60 cents pants at 35 cents , good $1.25 pants at 75 cents. Men's $2.50 Fur Hats at $1.25; Men's $1 Fur'Hats at 45 cents ; Boys Hats and Caps all prices. 500 Men's Top Wool Shirts worth 98 cents for 35 cents. A good 75 cents Shirt at 32 cents. ] Laundried Percale Shirts 35, 45, i 75 and 98 cents. A good Un- J laundried White Shirt worth 75 cents at 39. Ladies Black Hose 5 to 25 cents. t.ooo oairs of SusDenders at half cost to make. SHOES! SHOES! SHOES! Over $5,000 worth to sacrifice ! Our greatest slaughter in Shoes. Men's everyday shoes worth $i at 48 cents ; men's $2 shoes at 75 cents ; men's all solid1 Creedmore and Oil Grains at 75 cents ; ladies' everyday Kip and Grain Shoes at 50 cents ; ladies' Oil Grains 85 and 90 cents; ladies' fine Dongola Plain and Tip, 75 to 98 cents. Children's Tip Shoes, 4's to 5's at 10 cents, 6's to 9 at 15 cts. Boys' Fine Shoes, lace, gaiter \ ( and button, worth $1.50, at 85 ? cents. Yours to serve. J GANSON DRY GOODS CO. to distribute lour advertisements In part payment lor a high grade Acme bicycle, vrclch wo send them on approval. No work done nntll the bicycle arrives and proves satisfactory. Young Ladies ^aiaB^tenns. - If boy s oral rls apply they must be well recommended. Write for particulars. i ACME CYCLE COHPANY, ; FLKHART. IND. |. , ? . . > Mi MMMtl'f Delta Cotton Co. Memphis, Tenn., Oct. 3,1895. Acme Cycle Co., Elkhart, Ind. Dear Sirs:?Yours ot the 1st inst. t< hand ; also the Acme Bell for my daugh ter, and to say that she is delighted with i would be putting it too mild. 1 bad th> wheel sent out to Seminary, and a the close of school, it created more excite ment among the girls, than the proverbia "Mary's Little Lamb." Again thankinj you for the nice wheel, I am, Yours truly, R. W. HARRIS. Vice-Pres. and Gen. Mgr. Ohio Association Union ExPrisoners of the War. Columbus, Ohio, Sept. 12,1895. Acme Cycle Co., Elkhart, Ind. Dear Sirs The Acme Light Roadste came to hand 0. K. on the 10th inst., an< I must frankly say it meets my fulles expectations, and I am very much please< with it. I consider it a strictly high gj?di up-to-date wheel in every detail of design material, construction and finish, andf i fully equal, if not superior, to many o the best $100.00 wheels sold on the marke here. I believe the Acme frame is tb< strongest and most rigid and the mo9 graceful and lightest frame built. It is 1 beauty among beauties, and cannot fail U satisfy. Yours truly, CHAS. T. KEETCHR, Sectec. A FACT! IT is a fact that has never been contra dieted succesfully that the W1LC03 & WHITE ORGAN is the BEST fami ly Organ that has ever been put upon th< American market. Its sweetness of tone power, finish, lasting qualities, etc., an testified to by hundreds and thousands o musicians, professional and otherwise, al over the glooe. They are used in the pal aces of the royalty of Europe, in prefer ence to all other Organs. Its sweet, evei and powerful tones, make the WILC03 A WHITE Organs the universal favorit* in cottage and palace, at home and abroad It is the favorite in York county. IS THE WILCOX AND WHITE ORGAN AS LOW IN PRICE AS THE The way I will answer the above is by i comparison. Suppose I sell you a Wilco? A White Organ for 875, which with ordina ry care will not need any attention for II years, and therefore be no expense. Next suppose Mr. B. bought a ? for 840. Ha! he saved any money ? No, sir. It is ex actlyonthe principal of 82 shoes and 8 shoes. With ordinary care B's orgar will cost 85 a year for repairs. 850 in 1( years, besides the annoyance of hearing r'Papa, my organ is out of fix." If yoi want the best and cheapest Organ, go t< GEORGE T. SCHORB, and buy a WILCOX & WHITE I LATIMER'S BAZAAR! FOR the reason that we have not already extended the compliments of the season and wished oui friends and the ever appreciative public a prosperous new year, it should Kn no or, nf inomt. iiui/ uu iai\cu <w an cviucuv<o ut nigian itude on the part of tbe management of LATIMER'S FASHION BAZAAR. The fact is we had othei mackerel in the pot, and couldn't spare the time to pen our feelings in our advertising space. No individual or institution can contain more appreciation of public favors than THE BAZAAR, and nobody under the sun can give you more style, quality OF VALUE for the dollar. Dress-Making Is a feature at THE BAZAAR, and it is more than likely that no one, unless their taste ana judgment be over-predominated bv envy, will deny that gowns made at our establishment will compare with those ol arty establishment in the U. S. or Venezuela. Strong statement this; but there can be no dispute over our boundary line 1 THE ELECTROPOISE. THE following is a list of ailments that will yield to judicious treatment with ;he ELECTROPOISE. Among the diseases mentioned will be found several ,hat have been cured in persons well cnown here, who will hear testimony to bis fact: Abscess. Headaches, Alcoholism, Heart Disease, Apoplexy, Hydrophobia, Asthma, Inflammations, Backache, Insomnia, Bilous Fever, Jaundice, Blood Poison, Kidney Diseases, Bolls, Liver Diseases, Bowel Troubles, Lockjaw, Brain Diseases, Lumbago, Bronchitis, Malaria, Cancer, Measles. Carbuncles, Meningitis, Catarrh, Mumps, Chills and Fever, Nausea, Cholera Infantum, Neuralgia, Cholera Morbus, Night Sweats, Colds, Open Wounds, Colics, Opium Habit, Congestive Chills, Paralysis, Constipation, Pneumonia, Consumption, Poisons, Convulsions, Prostration, Nervous, Coughs, Quinsy, Cramps, Kheumatlsm, Croups, Sciatica, Diabetis. Scrofula, Diarrhoea, Scurvy, Diptherla, Smallpox, Dropsy, Spinal Diseases, Dysentery, Stiff Joints. Dyspepsia, Stomach Troubles, Eczema, Syphilis, Epilepsy, Throat Diseases, Erysipelas, Tumors, Fevers, White Swelling, Gout, Whooping Cough, Goitre, Yellow Fever. Gravel, Address: W. M. PROPST, County Agent, Yorkville, S. C. come one: come all.!! MY gallery is located on Cleveland avenue, one door West of Major J. L*\ Hart's residence. My PICTURES are nude by the INSTANTANEOUS PROJESS, beautifully lighted, finely retouch;d and finished in first class style in every tense of the word, and at hard times prices. If in need of fine photos, give me i call before going elsewhere. Exterior .vork a specialty. Terms, Cash. S. W. WATSON, The Photographer. CAROLINA BUGGY CO. THE HOC CONTEST WHICH has recently come to a close, has developed into a lesson on domestic economy. Yet there are plenty of farmers, and individuals of other vocations who are skeptical as to the merits of well bred pigs. To them a hog is a hog, and that is all there is about it; and who will doubt it literally ? They argue that with plenty of corn one hog, regardless of stock, will make fully as much, i again and as good pork as the other. In a ? majority of cases a careful trial would go ' a long way toward proving the contrary. We are not dealing in nogs, however; but buggies and we contend that a substitute for the Carolina Buggy can't be produced on the surface of the eartl^at a less price, and give the same amount of satisfaction, and cost as little for repairs du3 ring its existence as the CAROLINA. You can buy buggies that weigh as t much, and look nearly like ours; you e can get buggies at all prices, but the old t CAROLIN A is sold at one price and . alike to everybody. It has a value and i its quality fixes its price. y The CAROLINA buggy is not given 9 away with a box of laundry soap, a package of chewing gum or a 100 cigars, but is sold to intelligent people who know . what they want and where to buy it. The Carolina Buggy has no superior and few equals. Call at their repository . in Yorkville and inspect the vehicles. Without any effort, the Carolina Buggy company takes all premiums offered to public exhibitors. ; W. B MOORE & CO. t 1 >""? a ma ' - OA?iX7 UAIO ' , TUST arrived and for sale by W. B. s O MOORE A CO. t Cow Feed, 0 Of the best quality, consisting of ground 1 pease corn meal and wheat bran, delivera ed in your leed room on order. Clauss Shears. We have been -telling and warranting . Clauss Shears. What do we mean by warrant ? This. If any man, woman or child has a pair bought of us in the last five years that is not giving satisfaction, present,them and get a new pair at once free of cost. We also keep warranted razors that we will stand over. Razorine : will sharpen any razor. L Dennison's decorating imported paper" in stock and fancy shade holders. 0 Are all merchants fools? Did you ever see a wise one who did not have an iron 0 safe for his papers? How more important | that every tanner should have one, since 1 his home is often left with one person. " What could one do in case of fire or burg" lars? Some real bargains just now. Call ? early or write us. ; FERTILIZERS As low as. the lowest. See us before placing your order. Well Buckets, Well Chains, Well Curbing, Well Wheels, Water Elevators an/I fiuortrfhinff fhaf ?ao?i ir? o u?ol 1 vfvyvuuig wuuv gvoo in a nvil? 10,000 Cypress Shingles for sale at the very low price of $1.75. The longest life wood on earth. A big bargain in two 60-gallon Oil tanks, and two Money Drawers, two or three Show Cases, j W. B. MOORE & CO. ! J. H. RIDDLE. \ CANT ' YES, AND WILLI I WILL MEET any demand for Guano and Fertilized. Observe that I day, without qualification, that I will meet. the demand on Guano and Fertilizers and the quality, as heretofore handled by me, leads the list of#11 the brands handled in ^ this county. ; WHITE & RED [ RUST PROOF OATS, of the finest va1 riety. If you want them get 'em now; I ! can't save 'em. ; DECORATE YOUR MULES i With J. H. Riddle's Plow Gears, Bridles and Collars. They will save Cattle Pow, ders! RIDDLE S FLOUR Has always set the price for other people to sell croods bv. He uses the Droduct of several mills and bandies only the best quality, and now has a "commodious" stock of Flour on band; but will sell vou flour at prices now that be can't touch in thirty days. Buy a supply now and save money. I AM SORRY I HAVE THEM; But I guess that sometime, when you ; want a little LIME water, or put a shingle roof on a small building, you will relieve me of a few of them. I have on hand ; too many shingles and too much lime, and what is more I have more LIME ana SHINGLES coming. Now is the time to buy lime and shiugles. J. H. RIDDLE. .1. W. DOBSON. TOBACCO! TOBACCO 1 J"1T7 T~\OBSON'S is the plae?~*o tt U get a bargain in cheap'' Tobacco. We sell 25 plugs of good Tobacco for gl.OO. Also in small boxes at 20 cents a pound ; so if you want a bargain, we have it. IF YOU WANT TOILET SOAP OR LAUNDRY SOAP OF any kind, try the OCTAGON. It is the best. IF YOU W ANT TO BUY ANYTHING IN the Grocery or Hardware line, we are headquarters tor low prices. Barbed Wire cheap at J. W. DOBSON'S. COFFINS AND CASKETS, WE ha^e the finest stock in this line that we have ever carried before. Cloth and* Metallic Caskets, Children's White Goods, Robes, etc. Attention at all times. Satisfaction guaranteed. W. B. MOORE & CO. FIRE INSURANCE. FOR reliable FIRE, CYCLONE, ACCIDENT or LIFE INSURANCE call on SAM M. & L. GEO. GRIST. She ^JoduiUc (Bnquirw. Published Weekly and Semi-Weekly. EITHER EDITION AT THE SAME PRICE. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONs Single copy for one year, $ 2 OO One copy for two years, 3 50 For six months, 1 OO For three months, 50 Two copies for one year, 3 50 Ten copies one year, IT 50 And an extra copy for a club of ten.