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SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS. ? Columbia special of Friday to the News and Courier: It is stated that the commission appointed to report on the a. feasibility of the state entering the fertiliser business will make a report within a few days, and It will recommend that a fertiliser factory be established in connection with the dts-, pensary. It will be claimed, it is said, that the people of the state paid about $2,000,000 more for fertilisers last year than . they ought to have, and since courts have failed to give relief the stat# should do so. The proposition is to start out with one factory and Increase the number as circumstances f may demand. The farmers of the state will be called upon in the report it is said, to meet in the court houses of the various counties on saiesday in February to adopt resolutions favoring the plan, and to show the legislature that they demand action. This correspondent's Informant says the report will create "lively reading." 1 ?"Ball" Calne, a well-known character of Georgetown, has been sentenced to four months in Charleston jail for contempt of court. The punishment Is really for poaching on the game preserves of Alexander H. Chisholm, a New Yorker. Calne is a cele. brated hunter of Georgetown. He has been killing ducks for market for many years and has killed thousands. When Chisholm and others leased the shooting privileges in his section he refused to recognise superior rights thus acquired and continued to hunt ducks. ^ He was taken before Judge Slmonton - ?-? ?? a..? AMlnit who issued a special uijuiivuvu him. ;He refused to respect this Injunction, and he was taken before Judas Prltchard for sentence, the judge coming to- Greenville last Saturday for the especial purpose of disposing of his case. Two brothers, who were also Indicted In the original injunction were sent to Jail with him. Uniunt In Europe.?Last week closed with politics and social conditions In Europe more disturbed than at any previous period since the Fran-' co-Prussian war. Russia Is battling with an incipient revolution, and Germany Is Involved In a coal strike which threatens to extend across the Belgian frontier and cause enormous Industrial and economic loss. In Russia the people are assailing disastrous labor conditions which, they are convinced, can never Improve until both the autocracy and bureaucracy are abolished. Hence the Russian strike has become at once political and has assumed at once the essential character of revolution: although the revolution thus far has not been marked by general carnage. In Germany the strikers are casting about.for political support They recognise that the Social Democratic party Is the only organised political force that accords them any sympathy, therefore the strike practically merges Into socialism. It follows that In Russla and Germany alike the autocratic theory and practice of government are Imperiled. The resulting agitation In political circles extends far beyond the confines of the empires Immediately concerned. In Ifrance the ministry has just falTm en and some observers fear that In consequence new energy has been given a pomblnation of parties hostile or Indifferent to a democratic republic. There is smoldering fire along the Italo-Austrian border. Domestic politics In Austria-Hungary constitute a volcano that may break forth at any time. The Balkan peninsula Is threatened with an uprising along with a Turkish campaign of repression, which today's Spectator declares portends "a deplorable catastrophe." Of course all this* storm may pass without disaster; but it accounts for the fact that the guardians of European 'peace and order are spending anxious days and nights at their posts. AT THf CHURCHES. ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN. . nt. w. c. iwast, pastor. Prayer-meeting1 Wednesday after* " noon at 4.30 o'clock. W TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL. rbv. J. U stokes, d. d.. pastor. There will be prayer-meeting tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock. * FIRST PRESBYTERIAN. ' , ^ There will be no prayer-meeting tomorrow evening. She gorhtrtllf Cotton $flarhet. Corrected 8emi- Weekly by Messrs. Letts Bros. Yorkvilj.b. Jan. 31. 12 m.?The local market stands as follows: Middling 6] Strict Middling 7 Strict Good Middling 7 ^ " Latta Bros. FOR BALE DEEP bay. blaae-face, eight year old MARE. Weight. 1.200 lbs. First-class family animal. Qualities guaranteed. Will be In Yorkvllle on Monday. Feb. 6th, if not sold before. M. LYLE. Highland Park Mill. Rock Hill. S. C. Lf.2t PIANOS AND ORGANS? +1 I HAVE a splendid Mahogany Upright Piano?all late improvements, that I offer very cheap. Some nice Organs on hand. Cash preferably? time if you wish. R. J. HERNDON. Jan. 24 t 2t PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO."" ORDERS will be taken at any time fo? all kinds of OUT-DOORWORK. and the same promptly filled. Consult me in person or by 'Phone for prices. Hours from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. 'Phone 138. Miss R08A J. LINDSAY. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of York. in the court op common pleas. r? Joseph M. Sims, Plaintiff, against John B. Ross, Ella B. Ross, Charley Ross, alias Chas. B. Ross. Saye Ross, alias J. Saye Ross, Ella L. Byers and Alice Adams, Defendants.?Summons for Relief.?Complaint Filed. To the Defendants above named: YOU are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action, which has this day been filed In the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for the said county, and to serve a copy of your an? swer to the said complaint on the sub^ scriber at his office. 2 Law Range. Yorkvllle. S. C., within twenty days aAm<lnA hnenn# avnlnolva f\t ttun UIC l*CI * IVC licicvt, VAV*uoi?v v* the day of such service: and If you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff In this action will apply to the court for the relief demanded In the complaint. A GEO. W. S. HART. Plaintiffs Attorney. Dated. Jan. 28th. A. D. 1905. ORDER. Upon hearing the affidavit of the plaintiff, and upon motion of his attorney, It Is ordered that C. E. Spencer. Esq.. be and he is hereby designated and appointed gxiardlan of Charley Ross, alias Chas. B. Ross, and Saye Ross, alias J. Saye Ross, for the purposes of this action, unless the said deA fendants. or some one in their behalf. within twenty days after this order is served, shall procure the appointment of some other person for one or both of said Infants. Let this order be served upon the infant defendants above named, and upon their father. John B. Ross, simultaneously with the summons, by publication of the same in The Yorkvllle Enquirer, a newspaper published at Yorkvllle, S. C., once a week for six successive weeks, and by forthwith depositing in the postofflee at Yorkvllle, S. C., a copy of this order for each of said Infants, and a copy for the father, each copy to be in a separate envelope, securely sealed, h postage prepaid, and addressed to said infants, and their father, at Russellville, Arkansas. Given under my hand and the seal of the court, at Yorkvllle, S. C.. the 30th dav of January. A. D., 1905. J. A. TATE. Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for York County. S. C. (Seal of Court). Jan. 31. t 6t 1 STRAYED FROM my lot a light red colored HETFER CALF, with leather halter oh. Return to me and I will pay you for your trouble. It W. H. HERNDON. Alf ORDINANCE Authorising the Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company to use the public streets of the Town of Yorkvllle. S. C., for the purpose of placing poles and electrical conductors thereon. SECTION 1. Be It ordained by the General Council of the Town of Yorkvllle, S. C., that permission be and the same is hereby granted to the Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company, its successors and as-, signs, subject to the franchise granted to the Bedford Telephone Company, its successors and assigns, to erect, operate and maintain lines of telephone and telegraph, including the necessary poles, fixtures and electrical conductors upon, along and over the public roads, streets and highways of the Town of Yorkvllle, S. C., as Its business may from time to ttme require, for the purpose of doing a long distance business only, from not exceeding two stations, provided that all poles shall be neat and symmetrical. - Section 2. That the work of erecting poles by virtue of this ordinance shall be done under the supervision of the street committee, and the said Southern Bell Telephone und Telegraph Company shall replace and properly relay any sidewalk or sti-eet that may be displaced by reason of the erection ar\A linnn I'd HlWP of thf* l/l OUVII pVIVB, (Mtu va pwo .*??? ? ? ? ? Company so to do, after twenty days' notice In writing shall have been given by the mayor of the Town of Yorkvllle. S. C.. to said Company, the town may repair such portion of the sidewalk or street that may have been disturbed by said Company, and collect the cost so Incurred from said Company. Section 3. In consideration of the rights and privileges herein granted, said company shall provide one crossarm on each pole for the free use of the police and fire alarm system of the Town of Yorkvllle, S. C. Section 4. Said Company shall at all times be subject to the town ordinances now In existence or which may hereafter be passed relative to the use of the public streets by telephone and telegraph companies. Section 5. Said Company shall indemnify the Town of Yorkville, S. C., against, and assume all liabilities for damages which may arise, or accrue to the Town of Yorkville, 8. C., from any Injury to persons or property from the doing of any work herein authorized, or the neglect of said Company or any one of Its employees to comply with any ordinance relative to the use of the streets of said town, and the acceotance bv the Company of this ordinance shall be an agreement by It to pay to the Town of Yorkville* 8. C.. any sum Of money for which the town may become liable from or by reason of such Injury. ** Section 6. Said company shall file with the Clerk of the Council of the Town of Torkvllle, S. C., Itk acceptance of this ordinance within sixty days from the date when It shall take effect. Section 7. This ordinance shall be In force from and after the date of its passage until the 29th day of April. 1807. subject to renewal. If the said Town Obuncll sees fit so ;o do. I. hereby certify that the above Is a true and correct copy of an ordinance passed at a meeting of the mayor and council of the Town of Yorkvllle. 8. C.. held on the 27th day of January, 1905. P. W. LOVE. Clerk ? ? Council. , Approved, J. E. Lotntr. * r (ARAL)'. Mayor. York and Chester Counties Are In better condition financially and have more for man and beast to live on than they have had for years. The low price of cotton Is a godsend to the country because it will produce caution and teach the farmer and all other classes to try to grew more selfsupporting crops, which will make them wealthy and more Independent. Don't listen to the man or corporation who tells you to starve yourself or your land. Feed the soil liberally If you expect it to feed you. Enhance your land by constant Improvements. L?et tne sou grow ncn so it win reea I you, Instead of getting sc poor that a living can't be made on It. We may expect to see high and low prices, as long as the world stands in all commodities. The thing to do is not to be compelled to sell when prices are low. When markets are dull and prices low is the time to invest, especially In realestate. There Is a fortune. In South Carolina DIRT at present prices. I would have all readers lake note of these remarks and see how much I miss It live years hence. We need Good Roads, and Electric Car lines, so as to induce thrifty citizens to Inhabit and build up our countr>. Too much good land going to ruin for the want of a live owner on the spot to manage It. In all states where hinds are valuable they have elegant roads, and electric cars axe rapidly being introduced. It is no use for us to be 50 years behind the times. All that is necessary is for the people to unite their forces, both intelligence and capital, and try to do something for themselves and the country. Below see a sample of my offerings: No. 335. 145 acres, Martin's Bigger place near Bandana. Good land and Improvements. Abundance of wood. $16 acre. No. 331. 162 acres, Scoggins land, near Hickory. Improvements. Wood and water. Income 4,000 pounds of cotton $12.50 acre. No. 332. 102 acres, BlackJaCk land, 1| m. S-E. Rock Hill Graded School.. $450. No. 212. 340 acres, 3m. S-E Rock Hill. Abundance of wood, young growth. .$3.50 acre. No. 326. 302J acres, 3j m. S. Chester. On macadam road. Good Improvements. Westbrook White place.... $22.50 acre. No. 318. New 5-r. house on Fqpte St., Chester, S. C $1,500. No. 319. Brice's Large Brick Sale & Livery Stable, Valuable DIRT $6,000. No. 12. 600 acres. Huey'B Wylle place near Lewis T. O $12.50 acre. No. 330. 2-story 10-r. dwelling on Peachtree and York Sts? Hickory, S. C. Fruit and other improvements. $1,250 No. 330. Also four 2-r houses In town nt Ulnbarv Rents for S2 month each Each $Tu5. No. 320. 186 acres, 3 m. E. Guthriesville, Willlumson place. Good land and tenants. Fine meadows..$11 acre. No. 322. New 5-r house Moore St., near Hampton, Rock Hill, S. C. $1000. No. 11. 190 acres 8 m. S-E. Chester. Two settlements. McDanlel place. .v .$10 acre. No. 25. Corner lot on Reedy St., 99x218 ft. Chester. S. C No. 184. 125 acres 7 m. Tlrzah, York Co. Improvements. Plenty of wood and water $10 acre. The owners of property want It sold, otherwise they would not place It with me. Therefore I will thank all lnter[ ested partleR to say what they will give for It, even If they can't stand the price asked, from the fact both buyers and sellers often change their minds as to values. It Is PROPERTY AND PROPOSITIONS I am af'.er. "Cuts the earth to suit your taste." J. EDGAR POAG, Broker, Rock Hilt, S. C. MONEY TO LOAN. ON Improved farms in York county. Interest: Loans not under 31,000, 7 per cent; under 31.000, 8 per cent. No broker's commissions. Repayments easy. Apply to C. W. F. SPENCER. Rock Hill, oi undersigned, C. E. SPENCER. Atty. at Iaw, FOR SALE AT At' CTION. THE BETH SHILOH old Church Building will be sold at the grounds at 11 a. m., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4 to the highest bidder. J. M. HUGHES. For Committee. 1 Jan. 24 t.f. 3t * WANTED! We want every family in the county who suffers from chills to try our certain chill cure. When you have a chill you stand in the hot sunshine and shiver and shake awhile; then you crawl to a shady spot and feel like you are burning up for awhile. Ever been there? One bottle of our chill remedy will stop all that and make you an immune for quite a long spell. It is certainly worth a trial. Won't you try it? THE 8TAR DRUG STORE, D. L. Shieder, Proprietor. f. c. blAgk Life Iimuranoe. A GOOD AND -v j LIBERAL CONTRACT. Spartanburg, Jan. 24, 1905. Mr. Fred C. Black, Yorkvllle, 8. C. Dear Sir:?Referring to our recent communication, I beg .to advise that I hold a policy in the "Security Life and Annuity Company, of Greensboro, N. C., for Three Thousand Dollars, ($3,000.00). I made application for this policy only after a thorough examination of the contracts offered by different companies and believe it as good and liberal a contract as is offered hy any of the insurance companies. The terms and conditions of the policy are most liberal, and are appreciated very much by me. Wishing you much success, I am, with kind regards. Very truly yours, HENRY W. THOMSON. The Newest Arrivals at Kennedy's Among our latest seasonable arrivals ar? the following goods and you will find the quality all right as well as the prices: ? GEORGIA CANE 8YRUP?50c a, gallon. Try it. NEW ORLEANS MOLAS8ES?Have three gradee?40c to 75c a gallon? you can be pleased out of thia. lot. KARO 8YRUP?Made from purest Ingredients?try it?you'll like it. ONION SET8?We have a lot of new orop Onion 8et??beet quality?pureat seed?plant early. FENCE WIRE?Keep your chiokensat home with a woven wire fence?we have the wire?right price. 8EED OATS?We have 8eed Oate? true seed?see us quick. W; M. KENNEDY, Agent' vayassa ill . GUANO Put in the ground with the seed you plant is the best possible guarantee of a big crop. Ask your neighbor who has used Navassa if this is true. He'll tell you "Yes." We have Fertilizers on hands for immediate delivery to parties wanting fertilizer for spring oats. See me before buying. JA8. M. 8TARR. FOR FINE MULES SEE 8. J. KIMBALL. ' OUT of the seven car loads I bought In the west. I have two cars left, which I have Just received. Nothing but good ones from $150 to $250. You don't have to sell your cetton to do business with me. Will make terms to suit everybody. Come and see me at Rock Hill. 8. J. KIMBALL, The Mule Man. Jan. 24 t.f , It DON'T ASK CREDIT ON and after this date, JANUARY 10, 1905, we positively will not charge anything to any one. So do not ask credit. We pay cash and work for cash. It takes cash to buy material. A few bargains left In Guns and Bicycles. R. D. ALEXANDER. ' TUP "UIF Pit IT" CHOP I Ilk VI k I lit I I VIIVI WE are repairing, repainting, and overhauling Bugglea, and we are doing this work at prioss that are right. You'll And us in the rear of Riddle & Carroll's. Yours for business, R. E. MONTGOMERY, Proprietor. WANTED, SALESMEN AND COLLECTORS to handle our goods and accounts In York county. Will furnish horse and buggy. M. C. D. OWEN, M. S., Singer Sewing Machine Co.. Gastonla, N. C. PLUMBING, ETC. WE are ready to give prompt attention to your orders for Plumbing and Steam Pitting. We do all kinds of Tinwork, and make a specialty of Roofing and Guttering. See us for prices. W. O. RAWLS. I Underw WE have the most co to be found on thi and quality we think we wears Underwear. See t Men's heavy Shirts with E garment, now only Men's heavy knit Uudershi match, were 75c per ga I A good quality or men s Ur $rs to match, worth 35 Tailor-Made CI Undoubtedly the most s are tailor-made garments m resent the Dixie Tailoring 1 have their complete < ample weaves and newest Spring to see our samples and let 1 Spring suit. Every garm with an iron-clad guarante solute Satisfaction or NO it? Can we have your orde J". Q. WRAY, T Special TIME: WHEN 1 Shirts 1 Shirts! Shirts! Just received, calico and ginghams, in a variety of fancy and modest colors..- Cheap at y$c. Our price' 25C Job lot, fancy bosoms, some some of percales, some calicobuv at our special upera nousi Monda THE BEST EVER? WEARY WILL W / 't ' ' A. "One of the richest in . thought on the stage ' mtTT? nnc n 111 111 rnc. Nil.Hi THE CLE KJUU THE FUrs Tickets are now on Sa ' NITURE CO., LAUGH SCR Lion Coffee I am continuing to sell * Lion Coffee at 25 cents for two pounds. If you want any No. 1 Mackerel in kits I have them at $1.40. Cheaper grade at 90c a kit. Also nice large ones out of the barrel at 10c. Wilkerson's home-made Molasses at 50c a gallon. LOUIS ROTH. The Enquirer office it prepared to execute your orders for High Grade Printing. Your orders are solioited. ear 1 mplete line of Underwear s market and as for prices can interest anybody who hese: Irawers to match, per 48c irts, with Drawers to irment, now only 50c idershirts, with Drawc each, our price 25c < othes to Order. atisfactory clothes to wear ade to measure. We rep- j Company of Chicago, and ; book showing the latest 1 r styles. We want you < is take your measure for a J ent we sell will be sold e of a Perfect Fit and AbSALE. That's fair,'isn't , iron these terms? See us. I 'HE LEADER. ' Friday VOU GET HERE. ' : with cuffs, some of madras, pw * .... Still better (job lot) white a s6me fancy bosoms, some all o^ cotton britigs 10 cents you'll your 6 cent cotton gets '$m at We're Looking THE FOUSHEE Phone 38 P. S. Our Special Friday will be Stair Carpeting, all wool, I very pretty designs, 23 inches wide, usually sold for 40c per yard, but we have a bargain and want to pass it along Friday at only 23c yd, I OTl Successfu ill Of the Ft A ALL COMEO f WEARY WILI The Funniest of / ; ATI m -regular 50 centers. You'll 35c ud fancy colors, cuffs to match, ver corded goods. When your pay 75c for these shirts, but 45c Men's Half / v Hose Black, blue, red and fancy colors, some richly embroidered, regular 15c goods, but we are selling 'em at hard time prices?it's a job lot and they can't last at our price 10c for You Now. CASH STORE, YorfcvilU, 8. C. f. 1 t: J t *;4 ,, . > 1 ; t ? 1 Season QTj inniest of J| I t Y DRAMAS. W LIE WALKER VII Tramp Shows s, y, Feb. 6th. . . M \llKER -DON'T MISS THIS comedy and cleanest in today."?New York Sun. ITTY GIRLS, VER COMEDIANS, rNY TRAMP. le at the YORK FURat 75c, 50c, 25c. | EAM ROAR I ' |T 17 V 1 '' ?? 1. Earthenware r-.i.: ~1~ \^uunuig v csscis. We have a lot of earthenware cooking vessels?porcelain lined ?that will beat ordinary tinware to death. We have pie pans at ioc, baking pans at 15c, ^ gallon and ^-gallon stew kettles with handles at 20c and 25c. Try this cooking ware?you'll like it all right. We also have stew pans, bakers, pie pans, wash pans and coffee pots in Blue Enamel Ware. Half gallon, three quart and gallon Blue Enamel Coffee Pots at 35c, 40c and 50c each. FERGUSON & CLINTON. AN UNKNOWN SAGE la responsible for the adage that "There is no way to judge the future except by the past," and the accuracy of the assertion is so patent that any thinking man will admit its truthfulness without argument. Sixty years ago, in the city of Newark, N. J., a few level headed, business men obtained a charter to organize a mutual life insurance company on the "old line" plan. After long deliberation they decided to call it the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co., and that it should be conducted for the "mutual benefit" of all who became members. The foundation stone was "conservativeness and economy." No big salaries to omeers or commissions to agents. Those principles have never been violated, and today the company enjoys the reputation of being the leading policy holder's company in America?one tnat nas always given more in proportion to cost than any other. It Is. just as great an ambition with the management of 1905 to maintain' Its reputation as It was that of 1845 to start right. Its record is as white as snow and you would be astonished at the liberality of its contracts, as compared to others, if you would examine them. It is my business to show them. 8AM M. GRIST, Special Agent. MASTIC PAINT 18 GUARANTEED to be pure Lead, Zinc and Oil. We will pay J100 cash, for any quantity of whiting, chalk, barytese or other adulterants found In the MASTIC. "The best is the cheapest." It covers more surface and Dutwears two or three times over the cheap so-called paints made to sell and not to last. BANNER PAINT made by MASTIC people Is a good, but cheaper paint, not pure, hasn't the covering capacity, but we guarantee It equal to any at same price. If yeu are going to paint a house, barn, fence, wagon, buggy, plow, chair, bench or a piece of furniture, see us. THE YORK FURNITURE CO. Subscribe for The Enquirer. See your nearest Clubmaker. THE CELEBRATED American Silver Truss. We have secured the agency for this celebrated Truss and now have a full stock of all sizes?it fits so comfortably that you forget It* presence?we Quarants* this Truss. Come' and let us lit you properly. We also have Elastic Hosiery, Abdominal Supporters, Shoulder Braces, Suspensories, Crutches, Surgeon's and Household Rubber Gloves, etc. .When in need of anything in this line give us a call. YORK DRUG STORE, J. B. SOWBN, PROP., Yorkvills, 8. C. BUYING fttrimttttrf JL. U AJLllA Demands careful buying, because you buy furnitirre for a life time perhaps. Wc are experienced furniture buyers?we have bought enough to know how and where to buy to the best advantage. Our experience in buying enables us sell to our customers at the lowest possible prices, and if you want to buy anything in our linecorae and see our Furniture and get our prices. We can interest you in: Chiffoniers, Bed Room Suits, Parlor Suits, Dining Tables, Dining Chairs, Rockers, Hall Racks, Tables, Side Boards, Carpets, Mattings, Rugs, Lace Curtains, Window Shades, Wardrobes, Wheeler & Wilson, New Home and cheaper Sewing Machines, and anything else in the Furniture line. See us before buying. YORK FURNITURE COMPANY. ' THE GLOBEWERNICKE "ELASTIC" BOOKCASE Is an ideal bookcase for home or office. It is the original sectional booknaaa the heat known hast rpearded and most extensively used in the world. There is no risk assumed, no experiment In getting a Globe-Wernlcke. Its reputation Is flrmly established. Its good features are unequalled and comprise perfection dust-proof roller-bearing doors and metal interlocking strips. It's the best constructed and lowest price sectional bookcase in the market. But the catalogue tells the whole story and can be had for the asking from q. h- o:leary.. CHAMPION ROLLER MILLS. Zsno, 8. c. IT gives us pleasure to inform the public that our mills have been thoroughly overhauled, apd that we are prepared to furnish our patrons with the finest flour that can be made In this country. Custom is solicited from all who may be seeking the best Q. L. RIDDLE, Proprietor. July 22 ' f.t 11 't3T Subscribe for The Enquirer. See your nearest Clubmaker. r,/ , ? . i ' $1.S i s will buy fu! Hi Cfr Women's Z jggwl Made by Dixie Glrla ru best shoe on E. ' jjbfc jggearth for ai] ^^3^. an at $1.50 pair needs 110 introducti< inents. If you want to know aboi ladies wlio wear them?they are r Reynolds Sh Gentlemen who have worn RE1 they are the inost satisfactory $3.5 We have a full stock in all sizes ii Men's Shirts, C( We have an ^*9? }y -h. White and 1 aU the late.< . l? yon want Mk If i the lowest j j j easily. in Collars an Men's and 1 Hats have always been a stron sell more hats than any concern in ities, sizes and prices of hats. Of Stetson, but then we have real g Wear Atwood' By far the most satisfactory Sn the celebrated ATWOOD Suspen this market for years and people v the Atwood is the most comfort worn. Price, 25c and 50c a pair. jj?"* We have a big lot of men's and up. There are some bargains THE STRAUSS-S? (( ' j. m. hea: GENERAL MK Our Mules Are H lot of Fine Western Mul< terms and prices. IT'S A \ our cut pis ing sale: PWWT.4T1 I1IIJU T JJJUXX X .1 BUYERS 0 WHEN we inaugui ing ?ale on Janw were giving Clot Clothes-buying opportunity certain of that?but we h response on the part of tl has been our pleasure to re We've not had our Clo up by a great rush of bargj frequently buy indiscrimii ing to scores of men who bi they know what they wail when it is offered?it has b for us to sell discriminatitij Clothing of Qualities and cannot be questioned. Inv WE STILL HAVE In men's high grade wii And in men's Odd Coat s And in boys' Odd Coats And in Odd Pants from And in Overcoats, some low as $2.50?higher prices And in men's Coats and Don't miss THIS sale if We've Knocked a J On all fine Wool Blanket!!, ( will go quick?hurry if yen We're Giving 10 Fe our Fleece Lined Under cold weather. Now is a gi J. M. HEA J. L. WILLIAMS, Manage ^ iHBI T- " " * ~ " IT'S UP TO YOU. DON'T forget the OLD RELIABLE CORNER MARKET?the one that is run to accommodate the people. We keep meata dally all the year round, and If you want a Regular Market stick to me and I will to you. There were markets here before 1 came and there will be markets when I go, but there never was but one OLD GEORGE, and you all know It Is so. OLD GEORGE, The Butcher, G. W. SHERRER. Money to Loan On Approved Heourlty, . MoDOW A LEWIS, Yorkvllle, S; C. buying snoes we always try 10 y shoes that will give our customs the maximum of shoe value the miuimuin of shoe money, undreds of customers are aware this fact and naturally come to for shoes and this explains our ge and ever growing business in r shoe department, which occuis one whole side of our store and ns over. In ladies' Shoes our leaders are P. REED'S shoes at $2, $2.50 d $3 a pair and they are not only r leaders, but they are leaders of e whole shoe world where style d wearing quality counts. The DIXIE GIRL shoe in vici, x calf and kangaroo leathers at 311 to readers of our advertiseit their wearing qualities ask the tumerous. oes for Men. i^NOLDS shoes will tell you that 0 shoes ever sold on this market. 1 chrome calf and vici kid. >llars and Cuffs. elegant line of Men's ? ^ vTorrl irr*?p> QhlftS With I I - - i >t kinks of fashion. <3-; the best in shirts at I prices we can please And then too, we have a very i of the most fashionable shapes d Cuffs in all sizes. Boys' Hats. g line with us. We believe we i these parts. We have all qualcourse our best hat is our $5 ood hats at less prices. s Suspenders. ispender which you can wear is der. They have been sold on riio wear thein will tell you that able suspender they have ever Heavy Gloves from 25c a pair in the lot. AITH COMPANY. ft ra & co., RCHANDISE. [ere?We have received a ;s and are ready to talk j J. M. Heath & Co. IflNNER i , ... n.; tICE CLOTHHAS BEEN A I T [ON TO THE F CLOTHES. M ated our Cut-Price Cloth\ry nth we knew that we hing buyers the greatest \ y of their lives?we were I ardly expected the quick j le Clothing buyers that it ' ceive. thing department cleaned : tin-hungry buyers, such as j lately, but have been sellay with discretion, because j t and KNOW a bargain j een and will be no trouble ? men, because we have the j are offering Bargains that estigate for yourself. RICH BARGAINS ! ater Suits, worth seeing, from $i to $2, at 75c to *1, : 75c to $1.50 a pair and up, startling, values; some as 3 and bigger bargains. Vests?prices to suit you. 1 you need Clothing. dollar Off the Price I r? (k?if loff f liotr . WUijr ? .w., || 11 want any Blankets. | >r Cent Off on all of 11 wear?you- need it for this i Dod time to buy. -1 TH & CO., r" ZSZZZZZSZSL Timely Attractions at SPECK'S We undoubtedly have tbe handsomest Jewelry Store that Torkvllle has ever had. We undoubtedly have the largest and most complete line of plain Mid fancy China and Crockery ever shown by a single store In Torkvllle. We have very pretty lines of Havl land and Carlsbad China, as well as! the old reliable blue decorated table ware, and we also have some beautifully and delicately decorated table ware and while not so expensive as the genuine china it Is still fit for tiny table, and it is inexpensive too. See our (Kuril*v of hundreds of single pieces of fancy China. It is worth a visit to see It T. W. SPECK, The Jeweler. Adickes' Emporium -VI7E are anxious to reduce our TT stock of TOBACCOS and for Uasn win maxe tin miemuui change. We can spare probably a thousand pounds from 25 eta by the box upwaras. A Dainty Dish Is our CLUB HOUSE CHEESE In small pots at enough price. Something to "Bile." PEAS and BEANS of about six sorts; CABBAGE. POTATOES and a nice array of DRIED and EVAPORATED FRUITS. The best always the cheapest?applies specially to our good quality of IRON GRANITE COOKING WARE? about 20% higher than trifling stuff and 220% better?nice new lot this week?examine it The Old Folks Say That there is no MOLASSES like before the war?but try our BEST >efore giving up. BUCKWHEAT ca tes are nice these crisp mornings und wholesome because laxative anytime. Decent SOLE LEATHER and RUBBER HEELS are satisfactory. This writing Is interrupted to pay for some COUNTRY MEAL. Cutlery. We are loaded on POCKET end BUTCHER KNIVES. RAZORS, SCISSORS and SHEARS, which we GUARANTEE. At our mutual peril, don't pass ' "rmnt ntfnriDTTTM CABBAGE PLANTS. From tho Boot Totted 8eeds. NOW ready for shipment, large, strong, healthy, these plants are grown in the open air and will stand severe freeze without injury. Early Jersey Wakefield, Large Type or Charleston Wakefield, which are the best known varieties of early cabbages, also Henderson's Succession, the best large, late and sure header, Augusta Early Trucker, also a fine type of late variety. Neatly packed In light baskets. $1.50 per M, for five thousand or over, $1.26 per M, F. 0 B. Express Office. Special prices made on large lots. CHA8. M. GIBSON, Young's Island, 8. C. Dec. 13 f.t ,Bii PINE WOOD WANTED. WE want 1,000 CORDS OF PE*E WOOD and will pay highest market price for same delivered on our yards. YORK COTTON MZLLfc*