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Davis, Miss Orrie Steele, Miss Strauss Mills, Miss Jennie Russell, Miss Mary Love, Miss Pleda Steele, Miss Sallie London, Miss Hosa May Phillips, Mr. John Stevens, of Atlanta; Mr. Pat Williams, Mr. Toni Walsh, Mr. Will Thomson, Mr. Julius Johnson, Mr. Clarence Reid, Mr. Lyden Waten, Mr. Frank Jones, Mr. Will Alexander, of Charlotte; Mr. Reese Williams, Mr. John Stevens, Mr. John Crawford, Mr. Marion Witherspoon and Mr. Craig Davidson, of Lancaster; Dr. Charles Lipscomb, of GafEney; Mr. Sam Leard, Mr. Will McFadden, Mr. Jim Hardin, of Chester; Mr. Malone, of Columbia; Mr. Charles Spencer, Mr. Allen Long, Mr. Richard Gillespie, Mr. Charles Cobb, Mr. Morris Cobb, Mr. Caldwell, Mr. Rawlinson, Mr. Rufus London, Mr. Wilson Moore, Mr. Theodore Moore, Mr. Edward Moore, Mr. Joel Rawlinson, Mr. Pride Ratteree, Mr. W. H. McCaw, Mr. Hez, el Mobley, Mr. Lloyd Phillips, Captain Herbert Dunlap, Col. Gilbert Greene, Mr. Joe Gaston, Mr. Charles Chreitzberg, Mr. Jas. Witherspoon, Mr. Claud Cawthen, Mr. Sidney Friedheim, Mr. Fred Poag, Mr. Oscar Wilson, Mr. Claud Creighton, Mr. Lionel Love, Mr. Peter Ihrie, Mr. Allan O'Bryan. The chaperones were Hon. and Mrs. W. B. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ivy, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Greene, Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Sandifer, Mr. and Mrs. Greene Sandifer, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Avery, Mr. and Mrs. E. Lad Mobley, "Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Fewell, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Whitner, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Williams, of -Lancaster. Catairbn Falls. The promoters of the Great Catawba Falls power house have had a company of northern capitalists going over the grounds recently, and the report goes out that there is hope for early development of this property. It has been the idea of the promoters all along that there would some day be established a large manufacturing centre at the falls. But this idea is not being entertained "any longer. Because of the unfortunate topography of the country, it is not considered practicable to build a railroad there, and, under the circumstances, it is thought best to merely develop electric power and distribute it to customers throughout the country. There is no way to get at a satisfactory estimate of the power that can probably be developed at Great Catawba Falls; but the opinions of various experts put the figures at from 30,000 to 100,000 horsepower. ? Davie, N. C., superior court convened last Monday, Judge Shaw presiding, and Solicitor Hammer prosecuting. In directing the attention of the grand jury to examine the condition of the county home, the judge %aid: "Mr. Foreman and gentlemen, when you visit the county home, whether by committee or in a body, I wish to enjoin upon you not to take dinner with the keeper or superintendent, not that I-think your opinions cpuld be bought with a good dinner, out that after one has accepted the hospitality of another, it is natural that he afterwards entertains a different feeling." Continuing further he stated "that he had known superintendents of county homes to find out the exact day the grand jury was to visit the home and have a great dinner spread for them and after partaking would never fail to render a very favorable report." ? Charlotte Observer: Perhaps one secret of the ability of J. Pierpont Morgan to do things on a big scale is that he not only has the knack of getting hard work out of other men, but that he highly appreciates that work. An incident of his organization of the billion-dollar steel trust is related in this connection. The work to perfect this scheme entailed an enormous amount of extra labor upon Mr. Morgan's force of clerks in nis New York office. It was nothing for them to work 14 hours a day during this period. When the plans were finally perfected Mr. Morgan made every clerk a present of a year's extra salary. Men do not mind doing hard work if it is appreciated and the great trust organizer of America evidently nas the fullest appreciation of what his subordinates do toward achieving his ends. AT THE CHURCHES. BAPTIST. Sunday Services?Sunday school in the morning at 10 o'clock. ASSOCIATE REFORMED. Sunday Services?Sunday school in the afternoon at 3.00 o'clock. No morning or evening service. PRESBYTERIAN. rev. w. q. neville, pastor. Sunday Services.?Morning services o'clock. Sunday school in the afternoon at 4.00 o'clock. TRINTY METHODIST EPISCOPAL. rev. a. n. brunson, pastor. Sunday Services.?Morning services at 11 o'clock and evening service at 7.30 o'clock. Sunday school In the afternoon at 3.30 o'clock. THE CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD. rev. j. c. johnes, pa8tor. Sunday Services?Morning service at 10.30 o'clock. Sunday school in the afternoon at 3.30 o'clock. No evening service. Special JJofirrs. Card of Tliankn. Tn heh;?lf of the Victor Pntton Oil Company and myself, I desire to thank the people of Yorkville who assisted us at the fire on Tuesday afternoon, and to say that I believe the prompt work of the fire department saved us from heavy loss. T. It. Cox, Manager. I.otv Hntcx to flinrlestoit. E. H. Shaw, General Passenger Agent of the South Carolina and Georgia Extension railroad, announces the following round trip rates to the exposition from stations on his line, during April. Tickets to be sold for Tuesdays only, with tinal limit of three days from date of sale: Westville, 52.20: Kershaw, 52.23: Heath Spring, 52.35; Lancaster, 52.55; Catawba Junction, 52.75; Rock Hill, 52.90; Tirzah, 53.00; Yorkville . 53.10; Sharon, 53.20; Hickory Grove, 53.30; Smyrna, 53.35; Blaeksburg, 53.50; Gaffney, 53.50. Apl. 30 fecial gtofices. Preaching; nt Clover and Union. Rev. W. E. Hurt will preach at Clov er Baptist church next Sunday morn ing at 11 o'clock, and at Union churcl in the afternoon at 3 o'clock. $he gorhcille (I'otton JRarhrt. Corrected Semi-Weekly by Henri Latta Bros. Yorkville, April 4, 12 m.?The lo cal market stands: Stains 7@7i Tinges 73@8i Middling 8| Strict Middling 82 - "'JJ'i O 10_1C uoou iviiuuiinK o ?-iv Fully Good Middling 813-16 Latta Bros. STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM my lot, night of March 31 SPOTTED HEIFER CALF, agec two months. Will appreciate inform.1' tion or pay reward for recovery. J. H. WITHERSPOON. Yorkville, S. C NOTICE. WE will DISCONTINUE to exchange HULLS FOR SEED al present rate of exchange after Apri 15th, 1902. VICTOR.COTTON OIL CO. April 5 s.w. 3t SOMETHING TO READ. WHEN you want something to reac you will find a complete line of al! the more popular Magazines for April, at the YORK DRUG STORE, and you will also find a very good selection ol the more popular novels. Terms are CASH. O. E. GRIST. OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT. THE BON TON DRAMATIC CLUE will present the laughable one-act farce, "THE FACTS IN THE CASE," the "JAPANESE FANTASTICS," and other pleasing selections, for the benefit of the K. M. M. A. Athletic association. Seats now on sale at W. B. MOORE & CO.'S. UTICA EXTINGUISHERS. YOUR house could easily catch afire and before the fire department could get to your place and ready to do effective work, their work might be unnecessary except as a practice event lor me nremen. j.nis wuuiu nut ue mc case if you had a UTICA CHEMICAL FIRE EXTINGUISHER. They will stop a blaze while it is starting. See me about it. A. M. GRIST. TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. Entate of Dr. J. P. Hnmbrlght, Deceased. ALL persons indebted to the estate of Dr. J. P. HAMBRIGHT, deceased, are hereby notified to make immediate payment to the undersigned. Persons having claims against the said estate, are requested to present them to the undersigned, duly authenticated, within the time prescribed by law. SUSAN J. HAMBRIGHT, Adm'x. Smyrna, S. C., April 5, 1902 831 NOTICE TO OVERSEERS. ALL OVERSEERS are hereby notified to call out their hands and work and repair their respective sections at once. All male persons able to work, between the ages of 18 and 00 years are required to work not LESS THAN THREE DAYS of ten hours each, on the public highway to which they belong. Ministers of the gospel, school Irustees, students of schools and "colleges, and all soldiers are exempted from road duty. Persons on sections that have no overseer, or on sections where the hands have paid their Commutation Tax, will please notify the Supervisor and recommend some suitable person for overseer. By order County Commissioners. MARY J. HUNTER. Clerk of Board. April 5 s 2t I AMD.Q via wa I HAVE now In stock a nice assortment of good LAMPS. I have Decorated Lamps, Green Lamps, and Crystal Lamps, and can perhaps suit you in a lightmaker. CAN COODS. In my Canned Goods stock you will find a lot of good things, such as a very choice ouality of Chipped Beef, Star Ham, Corned Beef. Tomatoes, Peaches, and so on through the list of Canned Goods. I have several varieties of Olives, and I am sure you can be pleased with what I have if you like this luscious fruit. I have the celebrated ROYAL BAKING POWDER?the chemically pure baking powder. JOHN B. WILLIAMS. J. F. PURSL.EY, CLOVER, S. C. BE sure and see me for FLOUR 1 have the GOLD MEDAL brand, made by the Mountain City Mill Co. If you want to know that it is good, just try it. Every sack is guaranteed, We have the INTERNATIONAL STOCK FOOD, which, if used according to directions, will make your horse iook young and stylish. I have just received a lot of PLOWS which are quite seasonable just now, I have a few bushels of Sweet Potatoes for bedding. You will need some and you might nurry up before they go If rats are more plentiful than desirable on your premises, you will neec one of our traps. They will do th< work of clearing out rats. I still have a few Guns which are offered at cost. There's bargains here. My store is headquarters for Candies We have the kind the girls like ana tn< boys are beginning to learn this fact Call on us when in town. You ^vil find our line of Groceries complete. J. F. PURSLEY. JOCKEY ANIMAL FOOD If properly used will put new life and blood into your stock, and mak< your work easier by taking that tired feeling out of your stock. We sell Animal Jockey Food. c. p. lowrance & co. FOR SALE. Twenty tons of roughness u horses and cattle. Prices reasor able if sold at once. Apply at tiie enquirer office. 4 )I, HEATH CO,, Dry Goods Department. We Are Now Ready. W E have long appreciated that the tastes and requirements of this market as to qualities and varieties were of a . high order, and it has been our determined purpose to meet these tastes i and requirements to the letter. Nothing else was considered by our buyers this spring when they were North to lay in a new stock of SPRING and [ SUMMER GOODS, and it is with con1 fldence that we are now ready to carry our friends through any one or all of the different departments of our big I store. We believe we are prepared to 1 satisfy aimost any taste or judgment i as to qualities and prices. Some New i ; Dress Goods. Although we are especially desirous of giving a full description of what is to be found in our DRESS GOODS ' DEPARTMENT, we confess at the outset that we realize our utter inability 1 to do so. No customer who comes and makes an investigation can ran to appreciate the reason. The variety Is too treat. We are at a loss to know where to begin. What to put in, what to leave , out and where to end. No attempted description would be satisfactory. The best thing for our friends to do is to ' come and. see for themselves, and to come while the big stock is at its best. By Way of Random Suggestion. A more tasteful display of DRESS GOODS has never been seen in York vllle. We have everything In Blacks, and an immense variety of new Veils, Granite Cloths, Silk Figured Albatross, Serges, All-over-nets, Wool Goods of endless variety and color, Linens of all the newest weaves, Embroidered Batists, with Appliques to match. Sheer and Fleecy White Goods, Lace and Plain Striped Piques, all shades of Mercerized Cambrics, Tuckings and Allover Embroideries, new patterns of Silk Waists, white and black Crepe de Chine in all weaves and colors, at all prices, and so many other pretty things that it Is practically impossible to tell the whole story at a single sitting. Our Millinery Department.. Nobody understands better than we , do what is required in this depart. ment, and nobody is better prepared to J fill requirements. Miss Grant under' stands her business perfectly, and Mrs. Dobson not only knows the wants of . her numerous friends; but also how to 1 fill those wants In a way that is satisfactory to all concerned. These are among the reasons why our MILLI; NERY ALWAYS GIVES SUCH PERj FKCT SATISFACTION AS TO QUALITY, STYLE AND PRICE. Our Clothing Department. There is no need to say a great deal on this subject just at ihis time, except e that our CLOTHING and SHOE DEPARTMENTS have both been receiving the attention their importance deserve, and that they abound in interesting and valuable prizes. Gentlemen are invited to come and look. ; J. M. HEATH & CO., l- ' J. L. Williams, Manager. CANNED TOMATOES. STRICTLY STANDARD GRADE, IN 3 POUND CANS. I have an unlimited amount of these on hand. I ha'd bought them before the rise. Other dealers ask you 15 cents for this kind. You can get them at my place at 12 CENTS A CAN. I have opened a barrel of GEORGIA CANE SYRUP. It is tip-top. 60 CENTS A GALLON. I have Orange Cane Seed, as well as White Walker Seed Corn for planting. LOUIS ROTH. SHAD TODAY, (SATURDAY). THE YORK DRUG STORE HAS RECEIVED 100 POUNDS OF LOUfNEY'S CHOCOLATES AND BON BONS. J. B. BOWEN, REGISTERED PHARMACI8T. The Enqnlrer Does Good Job Printing; and Solicits Your Work. WE HAVE MOLASSES IN iRarrflk 2 uuuuikj And can save farmers money who buy Molasses in half barrel lots. We have the purest strain of the RED BLISS SEED POTATOES 8iaud we will le?you have any quantity you may want, at the right figures. See us before you buy Seed Potatoes. Use oilr Mocha and Java Coffee. Its good. RIDDLE & CARROLL. BE SURE TO READ The Spur Of Fate, By Ashley Towne. ?ooo? THE OPENING CHAPTERS WILL SOON APPEAR IN THIS PAPER. CLYBURN-HEATH MULE CO. Livery, Sale and Feed Stable. Work Stoclt. WE have on hands a most capital selection of MULES for farm work and heavy hauling at RIGHT PRICES and EASY TERMS. Nobby Traps. People who want handsome turn outs for business or pleasure driving, should not fail to let us know. We are prepared to furnish TEAMS and RIGS that fairly shine. Here to Please. That is what we are here for?to please and satisfy. No matter how advantageous or profitable a trade we might happen to make, we are never satisfied unless our customers are satisfied also. J. C. ELLIOTT, Manager. KEROSENE ENGINE FOR SALE. WE offer for sale a second-hand four-horse power KEROSENE SHIPMAN ENGINE. The Engine Is in perfect order and for all practicable purposes is as efficient as a new one. It furnishes absolutely reliable power. It will be sold for less than half what it originally cost, tf L. M. GRIST & SONS. SMOOTH MANILA PAPER SUITABLE for drawing plans for contractors and for pattern tracing by dressmakers, 44 Inches wide, can be had at THE ENQUIRER office at 10 cents a pound. Tlie Enquirer Dnea Good Job Printing and Solicits Yoar Work. I . ./T^A/T*AmA/Tl A/t^Am Am A/Tl-*-/** A/T>A/T^A/t^J | UlTw I WTWI U' l w l wTwTwTw "W l wTwTw*TwTwl w "'i'Tui l 'i/TWTU'fwl W l wTwi Our Millinery Display Over [ IWe Are Ready to Do I I Business In All Our | I Departments. | * AS we have said on previous occasions, our MILLINERY ? I DEPARTMENT is replete in all its make-up with the !! most fashionable and stylish goods that it was possible to j j buy in the great fashion marts of the North. Our Milli- i \ ' () nery stocl^ was not purchased in any hit-or-miss style, but < \ 4? ? was selected with a painstaking care, born of a thorough ? knowledge of qualities, styles and prices, and a thorough || is familiarity with the demands of the ladies of this town and 2 || county, who will have the most fashionable of Millinery (I or nothing. If style, quality and artistic finish made no difference to a customer, and the price was the only point 11 . o on which a decision was to be reached, we would still be in ?? easy reach of a sale to a customer who would be surely \ \ : || pleased with the purchase made here. We again cordially < \' # invite our lady friends and their friends, to come in and ? (I & see our styles and qualities as often as convenient and their * T O 2 pleasure dictates. We will be pleased to see you. || I ii I Our Dress Goods ;; f Are receiving from all sides the highly favorable comment J H that we expected them to receive. Our Dress Goods were j? 1 selected with such extreme care as to entirely eliminate all f ? undesirable goods, and it is with no little pride that we ? ? ?? * place our qualities and quantities, varieties and styles be- j| | <> g fore a discrinating public for comparison and selection, and j | 1 we will be pleased to have our prices, qualities, etc., com- ! \ X ( > 2 pared with the prices, qualities, etc., offered by other mer- <| X ( ) & chants of this and other towns. ? I Our Qualities, Styles, I: I Yarieties, Quantities and I I Prices Will JBear Close I I Comparison With Any . | J Stock of Goods In This I 0 ? 1 Section of the Piedmont, I I And We Invite a Fair | I Comparison. I 1 We Want You to See | i* the Goods Offered By | Other Merchants, but ask I You to See Our Goods I % Before You Buy. I | H. C. STRAUSS & CO. I BRING YOUR LAUNDRY PRINTING TYPE FOR SALE. TO me. Collars. 2 cents; Cuffs, 4c; ^ w . , . Shirts, 10 and 12ft cents. I send off offer for sale about 1 000 pounds every Tuesday and your laundry is re- ?' SECOND-HAND TYPE forturned Saturday. Any laundry left ??~r'y 'n P?.lntlng .JHE ENQUIwlth Mrs. T. M. Dobson, at J. M. Heath tCO?10pounds ,ot & Co.'s store, will receive prompt at- , ? }"?nApoun^f of SI^ tentlon by me. TRY ME and the Char- fOJNT; and about 400 pounds of NINE lotte Steam Laundry's artistic work. : >pe ,?re. }n good c?ndiKEENE DOBSON. "^ny Person desiring to see the work that can be done with them, we vattpf rrn 'ru l1 PiTHLIfj will send a copy of THE ENQUIRER, ^ on wh,ch they w*re 'ast used. The T RESPECTFULLY beg leave to say type were made by tne MacKellar, JL that my terms for all DENTAL Smiths & Jordon foundry of PhiladelSERVICES FROM and AFTER THIS phla. We also have a number of TypeDATE are STRICTLY CASH. stands for sale. For further parttcA. Y. CARTWRIGHT, ulars, address Surgeon Dentist. L. M. GRIST & SONS. J. J. KELLER & CO., UNDERTAKERS. OUR STOCK. WE are carrying a large and elaborate stock of UNDERTAKERS' GOODS. We give satisfactory atten tion to all calls and the prices wb charge are very close. Don't fall to see us when in need of anything In our line. Our place of business is near the Carolina and North-Western depot. J. J. KELLER & CO. W.O.RAWLS. PLUMBER AND STEAM FITTER. 1. ROOF PAINTING. I BEG to say to my friends and the public generally that I am prepared to take orders for ROOF PAINTING and to execute the same in a firstclass manner. I have on hand some A NO. 1 ROOF PAINT that I can furnish to people who have no special choice; but where the customer hfus a c-nuiue as 10 tne Kina or j^aiist ne would use, I will furnish what he wants. Please see me before placing orders. Respectfully, W. O. RAWLS. There Are Some People WHO AT THIS SEASON OP THE TEAR WISH TO BUY WAGONS TO USE IN THE LIGHT FARM WORK ONLY, AND DON'T WANT TO PAY THE PRICE OF NEW ONES. TO THESE PEOPLE WE WISH TO SAY THAT WE HAVE A LOT OF * Second Hand Wagons. SOME VERY GOOD AND SOME NOT SO GOOD. THEY WILL DO THE FARht WORK AND WE WILL SELL THEM CHEAP. COME AND GET ONE. YORKVILLE BUGGY COMPANY. If YOU Want THE BEST Bny the B&H CENTRAL DRAFT NICELED LAMP with PORCELAIN SHADE, Only $1.75. Yon can pay, $2 and $2 25 for a Lamp that is no better, if as good as the B & H Lamp?No Better Lamp Is Made. T. W. SPECK, Jeweler. 7 To Gret a Good PHOTOGRAPH Come to my Gallery on West Liberty street. Come, rain or shine, and you will receive the best attention. Very Respectfully, .J. R. SCHORB, Yorkville, S. C. (?hr -yorluiUc (gnquiw. Published Wednesday and Saturday. PUHL1HIIEU8 : L. M. GRIST, W. I>. GRIST, O. E. GRIST, A. M. GRIST. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION! 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