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Baiijcy For President.?"Why talk T foolishness," asked the Petersburg Index-Appeal. "about the necessity of I Bryan and Hearst as Democratic nom- L inees for the presidency, when the south can offer such men as Bailey and others of his type and character?" , Why. Indeed. There Is no reason for jv the Democratic party to go Into the tr next contest foredoomed to defeat. e! The northern Democracy is rent by faction and for this reason the probability Is that a southern man of the type of Senator Bailey could (command more votes In the north than any northern man. The argument against a southern man for the presidency is not as potential as it was formerly. We are forty-one years away from the close of the civil war. Speaking spe- ^ clflcally of Mr. Bailey, none of the prejudlces born of that period should at- u tach to him, for he was an mrani wnen S( the war closed having: been born dur- p( lng Its progress In 1863. He Is the ai ablest man In the senate and stands f8 well before all the country. Always a ^ strict party man, he has never been fanatical upon any subject and has not jn made himself offensive to any element tj. of the party In any section. He is a oJ Democrat of the best type, without fa fads or crochets, and the party will ai search long before it finds a man who ^ would make It so strong a presidential w candidate. a, i J- ai AT THE CHURCHE8. el FIRST PRESBYTERIAN. w RjpV. E. K. QILLBSPIB, PASTOR. gj Prayer meeting tomorrow evening sc at 8 o'clock.* of TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL. * rev. j. u storks, d. d.. pastor. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening b? at 8 o'clock. bl ?<- th ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRESBY- *r TERIAN. aav. w. c. ewart, pastor. Y< Prayer meeting tomorrow afternoon at 4.30 o'clock. P* * Kf CHURCH OF THE GOOD th SHEPHERD. RBJV. J. O. BABLN, RECTOR. re Services Friday afternoon at 6 P< o'clock. is T1 Special jjotires. ,0" SJ Tribute of Respect. ? Headquarters of the York County rDemocratic Executive Committee. v. Yorkvuxs, S. C., April 14, 1908. Whereas, since the last regular meeting of this committee it has pe pleased God in his Providence to take from us by death two of our mem- w< bers, Mr. Joseph J. Hull of Rock Hill, to who died on July 31. 1905, and Mr. A. Frank MeConnell of Yorkville, who w< died on August 10, 1906, and w? Whereas, we deem It a privilege as pj well a# a duty, to give some expression, however, inadequate, of the esti- E2 mate in which we held these, our col- Fl leagues. Therefore Be It Resolved. 1. That both of an these gentlemen measured up to an bu unusually high standard of citizenship in that It was characteristic of both su to put the public good above their own personal advancement, and that -y neither was ever known to flinch from * any public duty, however onerous or distasteful in itself, so long as he had ? reason to believe that the faithful performance of such duty was calcu- f lated to promote the public welfare. 2. That in their relations with I their colleagues of this committee I the attitude of both these gentlemen I has been uniformly courteous, consid- I erate and liberal, and that while both I entertained strong convictions as to I all matters pertaining to the conduct I of this committee, both were so thor- I ?- t-v nU ?a ln\*Q rlahlv I OUgn 1 > uemucraiik a..-- m _ yield unquestioning acquiescence to the expressed judgment of the major- I ity. 3. That a page of our minutes be inscribed to the memory of our late lamented colleagues, and that this testimonial be published. By order of the executive committee. W. B. Wu/?on, P. M. Burris, R. W. Whiteside*, Committee. Low Rates to New Orleans And Return account United Confederate Veterans' reunion, April 25-27th, 1906. The Southern Railway will sell tickets to New Orleans and return at extremely low rates from points in this vicinity at follows: Cheater, $14.70; Rock Hill, $15.15; Yorkville, $14.55; Columbia, $14.70; Camden, $15.35, and equally low rates from other points. Tickets will be on sale April 22d, _ 23rd and 24th, limited, good to return April 80th. By depositing tickets with Special Agent in New Orleans, and upon payment of the sum of fifty cents, an extension of limit to May 21 will be-granted. For the accommodation of the delegates from South Carolina, the Southern Railway will operate through ci< cars from Columbia. S. C., leaving to April 23rd at 7 a. m.. and arrive at th New Orleans next morning at 7.15. Pi For full Information apply to any |c?! Southern ticket agent, or W. E. Mc- be Gee, Trav. Pass. Agt., Augusta, Ga.; in R. W. Hunt. Div. Pass. Agt., Charles- in ton. or Brooks Morgan, Asst. Gen. ca Pass. Agt., Atlanta, Ga. td of ^lo $hf gorhuillf Cotton $larhet. fn Corrected Semi-Weekly by Messrs. "J Latta Bros. Yorkville April 17. 12 m.?The local market stands as follows: Cotton lli to 11} UTTA nitUil. 1 M TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS ALL persons having claims against f>. the estate of R. A. GILFILLEN, a deceased, are hereby requested to pre- f sent them to me, duly authenticated, A wlthin'the time prescribed by law. All ^ persons indebted to said estate must A make payment to me at once. \ W.' BROWN WYLIE, Executor. f April 17 t 3t A THE FARMERS, TAKE NOTICE. ^ Headquarters York County Southern A Cotton Association. \ Yorkvii.uk. S. C.. April 16th, 1906. f fp HEJ County Executive Committee. A X and the President and (sub) Or- r ganizer of each and every Township A In the County, are hereby called to , meet the undersigned at York Court f House on the FIRST MONDAY IN A MAY. 1906. at 10 o'clock A. M., for r the purpose of receiving, tabulating A and making public the work of organ- \ ization done throughout the County, f And said work must be completed not 4 later than the previous Saturday. C. E. SPENCER, County President, W. H. STEWART. County Organizer. _ WGA. BUCK AND VINE LESS SWEET POTATOES FOR BEDDING. Coffees and Teas Of all sorts. Still selling a decent loose Roasted at 15 cents, bought be fore recent rise. OLI) homestead is "UNXLD" for a 20 cents V'end? jL' put up by first-class people. Ordinary B people know as little about Teas as m about drugs, and we only ask a trial " from the cup. Fine Canned Spinach. Asparagus, l<" etc.. 25c goods?now 183 cents. Florida Vegetables. f11 MEATS?Best Hams. Breakfast D< Strips and two new lots of cheaper Smoked Meats?Boneless and Cottage J" Hams?small cuts. f; We always BUY EGGS. BUTTER. J" BEESWAX. &c. Prices now, Eggs, J. 12Jc to 1^': Butter, 15c to HJ2-3o. ' CROCKERY. GLASS, &c.?Lots of new stufT. You may lose money by not con- o suiting the WITHERS ADICKES COMPANY. 0 DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. 4 LL persons Indebted to the estate \ of Miss E. C. GILFILLEN, debased. are hereby notified to make ayment to me at once. Persons aving claims against said estate lould present them to me. duly aulenticated, within the time prescrib1 by law. VV. BROWN WYLIE. Administrator. April 17 t 31 HATS i^e want you to see our line of Spring yles of Men's and Boys' FUR HATS. ; is a swell line, find contains all the aple shapes and colors that you exect to find in a first-class Hat stock, id besides we have a very large and ishlonable line of Hats in all the ost fashionable Shapes and Shades. You cannot make a mistake in buyg a JEFFERSON HAT, in either le soft or hard styles. Our Derbies the Jefferson brand are of the most ishlonable blocks, and in quality we *e sure that you cannot find a Derby taped hat that is its equal at anyhere near the price. Jefferson Hats e as nearly perfect In Style, Shape id wearing qualities as any Hat can s. They are good enough for dozis of our customers who have been earing them for years, and who have ?ver yet registered a kick on Quality, :yle or Price. We have the Jeffer n Hat In all sizes and at a variety ' prices. See the JEFFERSON. STETSON HATS? Yes, of course, e have the Stetson Hat. You didn't cpect us not to have it, did you? We ive them in several shapes of the ?st grades, In the always popular ack. The STETSON HATS are all iere when it comes to quality, style id shape. The price is higher than le JefTerson?but people who wear TETSON Hats will have nothing else, ou can get it here. YES, of course, we have a line of ANAMA HATS, and they are just as tod in quality as can be had around iese parts. The same shapes and lalities in some of the neighboring ties would cost you 25 to 50 per nt more than it will cost you here, sople who wear Panama hats say it the most comfortable of all Straws, ley certainly give the wearer an air comfort, and considering their lastg qualities the price is not high. Don't forget WRAY when you want loes. He has them at right prices. iood Seed? Are a necessity if you ex;ct to reap a good and bountiful harst. The Garden and Field Seeds we 11 are the very best in quality that s can buy?the kind that are certain produce a good yield. Our stock of irden Seeds Is still complete in the (Terent varieties of vegetables, and ? will be Dleased to supply your mta We also have a limited supy of Beaji seed In bulk. If you have it yet purchased your SEED CORN e us about It. We have the GOLDM and WHITE DENT and SNOWLiAKE SEED CORN?all are food, ollflc producers. We also have a nlted supply of EARLY AMBER d EARLY ORANGE CANE SEED; it If the demand of the past week ntinues thte week, we will close out fore the week Is oyer. Get Your pply early. ORK DRUG STORE, J. B. BOWEN, Proprietor. Wr Miliii SALE BEG I JUST TO ADVERTISE, WE'LL 5 uvnoi ALL OUR MILLINERY IS NEW A SPECIALTY OF MEDIUM PR1 YOU UP A HAT FOR ANY PRI< 50 Cents upward?a* high a* yoi WE'LL SELL KATURI 2-3 REGUL ($1.50 HATS We've a nice, clean stock of R] up-to-date shades. WE'LL SELL YOU HATUKDA I? W UlfU'I,' (15c Yanl KM W Remember, 1-3 Knocked Of rilK FOITSHKI YORK VII SIX BITS Or 75 cents will buy a sufflent quantity of Devoe Buggy Paint renovate your buggy, and just like e Devoe house paints, Dcvoe Buggy tint Is the Best you can buy?It costs is?lasts lougest. If your buggy has en running sometime and is seedy appearance try your hand at palntg with Devoe Buggy Paint?75c a n. It is easy to apply and a couple coats will make your old buggy ok new. Be sure to get DEVOE LTGGY PAIXT?'twill insure a lastg job and it is no harder to apply. re have two colors?black and carina. Either will give your buggy a ussy coat. Six Bits or 75 cents a can. .1. J. KELLER & CO. W Give us your orders for Made-toeasure Fly Screens. They tit. A GOOD BAIN A IS EXCEEDINGLY COMFOKTI! ........... 4 UCLM IVO 11V Nil rtinnc. ir? r . ... WHRX THK ACCOUNT IS KEI" LOAN AND S/ YORKVILI %%% %%%%%%% %% 'urify Your BUTTER. Are you troubled with wild onions in >ur milk and butter, if so, you should ..11^0 or^t a imeksim* of our Milk and utter Purifier. This preparation reoves all taint of onions, clover, bitter eeds, etc. It produces a natural sanury inilk. which Is more easily dlgesd than ordinary milk and especially iited to weak stomachs. It is pure id harmless and leaves your cow in a ?tter and healthier condition. When jur chickens have roup or lice, your iKs have cholera your horses couKhs, vers, colds, or any other disease, we ive the medicine. It will sure cure, htre is a strict Kuarantee with most ' these preparations, and if they fail, e will return your MONEY. TAR DRUG STORE, D. L. Shieder, Prop. DR. M. W. WHITE, Office Opposite Postoffice. FOR SALE?Thn*e Shares of York Cotton Mill Stoek at 50. I OK SALE?15 Sltares Tavora Cotton Mill Stock at 101. WANTED?Twenty-five shares of Clover Cotton Mill Stock. FOR SALE?Twenty shares of Neely Yarn Mill Stock?Ten Shares at 101. FOR SALE?Twenty Shares of Yorkvllle Building and Loan Installment stock, on which dues have been paid from two to three years. If you have stocks for sale or desire to buy, list your orders with me. No results, no charge. M. W. WHITE. Jas. M. Starr, J. F. McElwee. President Sec. and Treas. YORK SUPPLY CO. Incorporated. 7 -YOUCAN MAKE MORE HORSE FEED by sowing CANE and PEAS than almost anything else. NOW is the season to sow. We have a big lot of Peas and Cane Seed. White Lady Pea, Whlppoorwlll, Clay or Cow, and Black or Unknown Pea. Price, $1.35 per bushel, CASH. In CANE SEED we have Early Amber. Early Orange and Red Top? nicely cleaned. Price $1.25 per bushel?CASH. SWEET POTATOES ? Catawba Yam, Vineless and Georgia Buck. Price 85 cents per bushel?CASH. In stock?Acid, Guano, Kalnit and Nitrate Soda. Corn and Oats. YORK SUPPLY COMPANY. THE . Sure Way to Prosper IS TO SAVE MONEY ALL THE TIME. The SAFE way to save Is to put the money in the Bank. Not necessary to make large deposits?small and frequent addition's to your account will make your Bank Balance grow amazingly fast. The First National Bank Yorkvllle 8. <\ | ATTENTION! CO. "L", 1ST INF, N. G, S, C. THERE win be Company drills in the Armory next TUESDAY and FRIDAY NIGHTS. APRIL I7TH and 20TH, at 8 o'clock, Annual Inspection will be held SATURDAY. APRIL 21ST, 8 p. m.. In Armory, Members must attend drills. By order. JOHN R. HART. 12t Captain Commanding. - 1 Ll J Jf-" aery Sale! Ng AT 8 A. M, 3AVR YOU STEY AND UP-TO-DATE!?WE MAKE ICED GOODS, BUT WE CAN FIX 2E YOU WANT TO PAY?FROM il wish. JAY AND MONDAY AT .AR PRICE FOR $1 AC.) BBONS and FLOWERS?all new,. Y AND MONDAY AT 2-3 REGU?Ik?ii for lOe &e.) r regular price? SATURDAY AND MONDAY *m. : CASH STORE, LIJE, S. C. Buy The BEST You are not equipped for every day business afTairs unless your vest pocket contains a "Parker Lucky Curve" Fountain Pen?the pen that satisfies the most discriminating of pen users. Parker Lucky Curve Pens have long ago gotten out Of the experimental stage?they've reached the age of maturity? the stage when they are recognized as the Very Rest of all Fountuin Pens, so their many users testify. Anyway the Parker Lucky Curve Pen is good enough to buy if you want a really satisfactory Fountain Pen. $1.50 to $7.00 each. If you prefer the Waterman Ideal Fountain Pen. I have that, too. Can furnish the Waterman up to $20.00 each. See me for Pens. T. W. SPECK, The Jeweler. IK { i CCOUNT J L t ..... 4 NU 1A TIMK? ur IMiiEiU, A.\L? Y ECUHITY AND SATISFACTION f r AT THIS BANK. f WINGS BANK * -E, S. C. J Place Your INSURANCE In the CAROLINA MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. A GOOD. STRONG. RELIABLE COMPANY that will PAY A THOUSAND DOLLARS just as soon as there Is proof of death. T. A. MATTHEWS, Local Agent. *r4T*Y*Y*T*T*T*r?T*T*Y*niTt ! CLOT I Big Stock, Lai* j . Lowest I When we bought our stock CLOTHING we bought the LAR T%* Trn t no ??/! fnrthormi J U lTjIJ ii> iriAno, anu mi > >? . ! FOR OUR MONEY THAN WE K | FOR SEVERAL. YEARS PAST. | BEST SELECTION OF MEN'S J | HAD IN SEVERAL YEARS. We All of these advantages our CUS1 EFIT OF?CLOSE BUYING, GO LOW RETAIL PRICES?These 1 L your interest to see us before yc CLOTHING. From our stock we can plea the little man four or five years oh longs, the shorts and rounds, the THE BEST POSSIBLE VALUE I COME AND LET US SHOW Y< WILL BUY AT THIS STORE. Below we give you a little id. prices. See the Clothing. It will BOYS' KNEE PANTS SUIT Boys' Fancy Cheviot Suits.. Boys' Black Clay Worsted Si Boys' Fancy Cheviot Suits . Boys' Fancy Cheviot Suits . Boys' Fancy Cashmere Suits Boys' Fancy Worsted Suits Boys' Fancy Worsted Suits Boys' Navy Blue Serge Suits Boys' Fancy Worsted Suits BOYS' LONG PANTS SUITS Boys' Fancy Worsted Suits. Boys' Fancy Worsted Suits Boy's Blue Thibet Suits Boys' Fancy Cheviot Suits , Boys' Fancy Worsted Suits MEN'S CL Men's Black Clay Worsted Si Men's Black Clay Worsted S Men's Fancy Cashmere Suits Men's Black Thibet Suits .,, Men's Blue Thibet Suits ..,, Men's Black Thibet Suits .,, Men's Fancy Worsted Suits Men's Fancy Worsted Suits , Men's Black Clay Worsted Si Men's Navy Blue Serge Suits Men's Fancy Cheviot Suits , Men's Black Clay Worsted Si Men's Navy Blue Serge Suits Men's Black Clay Worsted . Men's Navy Blue Flannel Sul Men's Fancy Cheviot Suits , Men's Fancy Worsted Suits , Men's Black Clay Worsted Si Men's Fancy Worsted Suits , Men's Navy Blue Serge Suits Men's Black Thibet Suits ,., Men s macK ?jiay yyurnifu 01 Men's Fancy Worsted Suits , Men's Fancy Worsted Suits , Men's Black Unfinished Wop Men's Odd Coats?for hot w Men's Pants?all sizes and q THE STRAUSS-SN Main and Liberty Sts. I Tailor-Made Clothes Have you placed your order for that Spring Suit? If you haven't I'll thank you to come and see my line of Spring and Summer Samples from the great Tailoring House of LAMM & COMPANY.?makers of the "Best on Earth" Clothing. * Lamm & Co.'s clothing Is made of the very best materials that can be secured, every piece of fabric used In their manufacture Is subjected to the most rigid tests by experts. Every garment IS made according to the 1 latest dictates of fashion. Every garment must be perfect?It's guaranteed to be perfect In quality of material and workmanship. Every gar- 1 nient Is guaranteed to be perfect In 1 Fit?If It doesn't fit you simply don't have to take It. The prices of Lamm 1 & Co.'s correctly tailored clothing are just as modest as the good qualities produced will permit. Come and see the samples, get the prices, and let me take your measure. It will be easy to please you. Try It. I W. M. KENNEDY, Agent. FOR MAYOR. ' , T HEREBY announce myself as a 1 candidate for MAYOR OF YORKVILLE, subject to the choice of my fellow citizens In the approaching municipal election. JOHN R. HART. V* UnniHl?Vnnp nr<lf>ru for all kinds of printed matter. I test work I ut fairest prices. I I * We Want 200 More Farnw ^ Counties to take Telephom * order to tlo this we are offei ? at FIFTY CENTS PER Mt 5 ? j See Your Friends and a Mutual Neigl WE MEAN BUSINESS. Tl Years und we know that < C will take a Telephone. Kee * your Market, and your Nelj X for particulars. | Piedmont Telep 5 and Teleg ? N. C. Mrt'OltKLK, Manufrer. Yorl ? A. M. BRIDGES, Manager SCREEN D( AND NOW IS THE TIME TO FIN F JUST RECEIVED A SHIPMENT l?OWS; ALSO A LOT OF SOKES 36 INCHES WIDE. COME TO SEE US FOR 1 IT AND AT RI(3HT PRICES. Yorkville Hard HINQ ge Variety and j i ; Prices ?/. . of SPRING AND SUMMER GEST STOCK WE HAVE CAR- 3( ore we got BETTER VALUES [AVE BEEN ABLE TO SECURE Anothor thine WE HAVE THE VND BOYS' CLOTHING WE'VE are proud of our Clothing Stock. 'OMERS WILL GET THE BENOD SELECTION AND VERY facts mean that It Is entirely to , r u buy SPRING ANE SUMMER * se and fit all sizes of men from p J on up. We can fit the slims and i mediums, etc. IF YOU WANT a fOR YOUR CLOTHING MONEY OU WHAT A LITTLE MONEY v o w ea of our range In qualities and tell Its own story?sell itself: tc tl 8?AGES 6 TO 16 YEARS. 11 ? 1.25 6 Jits 1.50 ; el 1.50 1.75 1 L 2.00 2.25 C 2.50 a, S.00 ti 3.75 I U ?AGES 14 TO 19 YEARS. I ft ... '. ? 4.50 c< 5.00 ai .. 5,00 7.00 I 7< 7.00 e< F OTHING. s< 2 Jits 9 3.00 vi lufts?Double Breasted.... 3.00 11 5.00 w 5.00 6.00 : f, 6.00 ff 6.00 1 * 7.00 lltH '. 7.00 y 7.00 n< 7.50 ai HIS- 4.aw ? 7.50 800 ts 8.50 P 8.50 ? 8.50 11 ts 8.50 10.00 10.00 g 10.00 I UtijL-r., 10.00 i2.oo ; 12.50 ited Suits 12.50 eather? $1.50 to $4.00. ualitles? 50c to $5 pair. 1ITH COMPANY, <j Yofkvillc, S. C. ? AKAKARAK4KA*AIUKAftAftA*A*J* % n MUNICIPAL ELECTION. ? Be It Ordalnsd by the Mayor and Alderrhen of the Town of Yorkvllle, 8. 1 C- In Council Assembled: I T HAT an election for Mayor and six Aldermen for the town of Yorkvllle. S. c? be held on TUE8DAY. * MAY 8TJJ. 1906, the polls to be opened ei at'T o'etosk a. m-., and to close at 4 It o'clock p. m.. and that said election be a held In the sheriff's office In said town: 1 said mayo:* and aldermen to serve for a li period of two years and until their sue- nr cessors are elected and qualified, one w alderman will be elected from each oi ward In the said town. At such election the qualified electors will also rote for one Commission- "" er of Public Works and two School Trustees, said Commissioner of Public Works to be elected to fill the vacancy . caused by the expiration of the term of O. H. O'Leary, and said School Trustees to fill the vacancies caused by the expiration of the terms of W. I. Wltherspoon and Dr. J. D. McDowell. Be It ordained further. That J. B. Pegram. W. H. McConnell and John S. Sandlfer are hereby appointed mana- 01 gerij and are authorised to conduct 81 ?ald election. ? P Done and ratified In council assem- tl bled thlp 7th day of April, A. D., 1906. ISeai, of Town]. ^ J. E. LOWRY. Mayor Town of Yorkvllle, S. C. si Attest: P. W. Love, Clerk of Council. P - |r V Send your orders for Comnier- D rial printing to the Enquirer office. st RMERS' U < & tl a LEPHONES ===== ; ? J 01 'in iii York and Cherokee ^ el 's in their residences. In | < c< ring you Telephone Service tt j, >NTH. ? >s * Neighbors and Get Up J * J vi nborhood Line J w g SI lis price Is good for Three ^ every enterprising Parmer J J p in touch with the world, jj jy jhhor. Call or write to i|s If * 4 hone a ; r^ph Co- | , lllnckshurg, S. C. 2 ^ 30 RS WINDOWS , cl On THE PLIES. Y/E HAVE ? OF SCREEN DOORS AND WIN :N WIRE, 24, 28, SO, 82, 84 AND ni kl roiTR HARDWARE?WE HAVE (r oi ware Company. SEED'S WEE! POTATOES HAVE THE GEORGIA BUCK AND PUMPKIN YAM ON HAND. * 3 CTS. A PECK $1.10 A BUSH El LOUIS ROTH. ieal Estate For Sale. Fine dwelling on Main street. 1 looms?Splendid Location. 55 acres, J mile Tlrzah station. P< ere, $16.00. 40 acres, 8 miles northeast of Tori llle, bounded by lands of Mrs. Nicl Is and Mrs. Toungblood; 18 acre oodland. 133 1-3 acres i mile west of Hood >wn. On public road. 60 acres in cul vatlon, 35 or 40 acres of fine bottom } acres bottoms in cultivation. Cheaj Six valuable lots on Lincoln bvi 0x296 feet. W. H. Herndon proi rtv. Small house on W. Madison stree ot containing one acre. 85 acres, 3-mile from Yorkville o harlotte road; a two-room house, 1 cres In bottom In high state of cui vatlon 83 acres 2 miles from Yorkville, ?nant houses?3 and 4 roomsew Barn with sheds, new doubl rib, good pasture, good 2-hors trm in cultivation. 200 nursery tree [insisting of pears, peaches, apple nd cherries, 113 acres 6 miles west of Yorkvill 0 acres cultivated land, well watei 3, 2-story dwelling, 6 rooms, on I D., about 28 acres in pasture an jcond growth pine. 2^0 acres, 2 miles from Yorkvllli dwelling and 1 tenant housi fell timbered. 35 acres in the town of Yorkvlll ill sell in lots from one acre up. Five room cottage 8 x 30 foot hal -ont and back portico, good well, 8 >ot frontage on Wright avenue. Four lots In Whlsonant?CHE AI 235 acre farm about 8} miles froi orkvlMe, 3 miles from Ebenezer; pw 6-room dwelling two 4-room ten nt houses, 30 acres fine bottom lan -five horse farm. If you Wish to buy. rent, or se roperty, come and talk the matte ver with me and list your want J. C. WILBORN, Attorney. L H O'LEARY MATTINGS A few days ago we received a ne hlpment of the latest patterns 1 ANE MATTINGS, and we Invite pai es who expect to lay aside that ol lattlng that has been doing servk sr ho long and replace it with ne nd fresh floor covering, to come an 9e our new MATTING line. Yc rill be surprised to see what a goo uallty of Matting of the latest pa ?rns you can buy for Just a little coll ome and see our MATTINGS. HUGS? When you come to see our line < lattlngs we also want you see our e gant line of RUGS. We have thei i all sixes., several. Qualities, arid ,I wide range of pHces. RUGS nati illy go with Mattings as floor covei igs, and a few rugs scattered aroun lake a wonderful Improvement anj ay. Come and see our RUGS an ur MATTINGS. G. H. O'LEARY. Buggies We have shipped six solid carload f Buggies here since Dec. 1st, whtc Ives us the largest and most com lete line of vehicles ever shown o lis market. Remember we sell Studebakf Wagons, and Steel King Cultivatoi le heavy kind, at $3.00; points a zes and descriptions for same, ill line of Disc Harrows and Dls lows and Smoothing Harrows. Guan lows, Cole Cotton and Corn Planter i all three makes, as well as th alsy Corn Planter. Don't fall t *e us If you want anything In abov ne, as we will save you money. GLENN & ALLISON Ve Sell Them RIGHT I kjoep In stock at all times sue lings to eat as Potatoes, Beans. Pea nd Canned Goods of all kinds. I have Tomatoes, Sauer Kraut, Ar les. Peaches, Blackberries, and mos irerything kept in small groceries. Try my canned Kraut?Its flne11 ly 10 ocuts a <wo, AH Canned Vej tables at 10 cents now. I have Stock Powders to sell at 2 <*nIs a package, I guarantee It to d ist what Is claimed for It and no' i the time to use It freely. I am still In the MEAT MARKE uslness. When you want somethln ice In MEATS, Just 'phone me an ou'll get It promptly. When yo ant to sell a nice Beef or Hog, Jus ?e me. I want them. Yours to servo, [)LI? GEORGE, THE BUTCHER. I. L. Carroll. C. W. Carrol CARROLL BROS. IIIIIMTKRS m iVa-gou Rims, Buggy Rims, Wagon Spokes, Buggy Spokes Anil a great many other things i ?uvy hardware, that we will make yo ose prices on. We are headquarters also for Guan Istrubutors, Cultivators, Corn am otto;i Planters, Harrows, etc. We always keep a lot of genuln nies Shovels: not ones with th ime on the handle, but the othe Ind with name on shovel. Call and see us, and you will b eated courteously whether you bu not. CARROLL BROS. r?i = The L( Would ( IF YOU WERE TO GO ON AN SUMMER AND DECIDED TO MA SHORE AND DID NOT WEAR , FORD TIES, THE LOBSTERS W< YOU WANT TO BE SAFE ANE WEARS. COME AND SECURE A I WHILE YOU CAN FIND YOUR _ White Canvas, Leather Sole, White Linen Turned Gibson pair 0 White Canvas, Blucherette, I pair sr White Canvas. Embroidered E Cuban Heel, the pair i' Danish [. Did you ever see any that was B Cream and Black at 1 Linen i t- It will tickle you to death to s< Shirt Waist Suit. Its 60 per cent n Blue; 27 Inches wide at Para le White and Champagne Paras* te too. They look good to us at White Linen Parasols is what and its White Linen Parasols for ti e are showing for d Gilt Belts a g' Gilt Belts and Belting. New now. Each & Belting by the yard for making I 1, Gilt Top Combs for the hair. Yc 0 has one. Price 15c, 25c and 50c ? The Thomso id *?1?????? 11 ir 9. . ZRIILTG- TJIP i I WHEN YOU WANT n SWIFT'S HAMS AND i Id BREAKFA8T 8TRIP8. J POSTUM AND ld GRAPE NUTS. >u PICKLES, OLIVE8 AND tn. TOMATO CHUTNEY. COFFEE, TEA AND 8PICE3. jt I. W. J0HN80N. I WALLPAPER d r- YOU WILL FIND ME NEXT DOOR d TO Dr. BRATTON'S OFFICE. A. B. GAINE8. WW Wanted.?Your orders for all kinds of printed matter. Best work at fairest prices. O. P. HEATH, Pt. W. S. NEIL, t YORRVILLE B. i n l >r INCORPO 8 I The Newe i? J AND STILL THEY COME! N] ING INTO OUR TWO BIG STOI PARTMENT THE LATEST AN] GOODS. NOTIONS. MILLINERY. PARTMENT ALL KINDS OF HEi HARDWARE. ETC. Among the terday?in the Dry Goods Depart goods. Among other things: h TA 1 j 11 _ _ Ineirs, imcKieiA full and fancy line of BE and shirt Waist pins, ant i each. Gilt Top Combs, 50c to $1.2 25c to 50c each. Ladies' Silk J o We had quite an elaborate lh have quite a nice line yet?but tl T If you want one come before they g to $5.00 each. d Clothing for J From our large stock of CLC we are quite sure that we can ph of this vicinity in both Quality an - of -styles and prices for selection, from $5.00 to $20.00 a Suit. I. COMFORTABLE All gentlemen who are good dre ten law of FASHION that every g( a STRAW HAT on Easter mornin STRAW HATS for the Spring sea and if styles and prices are any your Straw Hat here. We also ht PANAMAS. They are quite the s afford to wear a Panama?our prf SHOES FOR 1 "'Th? a feat to fit the feet," b most feet. Our stock of Shoes Is s in Qualities, Styles, Widths, etc., comfortably Shoe anyone who co made up of the latest shapes an< both ladies and gentlemen and gir we bought our Shoe stock for sprl siderably lower than they are at p This week we received a large class assortment of It?and the prl n When you are ready to cover you u Matting. It will be worth your i WE NOW HAVE AN ESPECD o COUNTER OF SHOES. BE SUR .1 UKUCUKliiS AIM e We are unquestionably HEADQ1 e MEATS. COFFEES, MEAL, MOL r bought Flour at a price that will We carry almost everything in sides we also carfy a good stock ( ? TORS, CORN arid COTTON PLAf y MENTS OF ALL KINDS. Yorkville B. & >bsters jet You OUTING OR VACATION THIS KE YOUR VISIT TO THE SEA A PAIR OF OUR WHITE OX3ULD GET YOU SURE. SO. IF ) WEAR WHAT EVERYBODY PAIR OF THESE WHITE TIES NUMBER. Blucher Oxford, the pair. .$1.00 Tie, Covered Cuban Heel, the $1.25 rather Sole, Covered Heel, the $1.50 llucherette Oxford, with Covered $2.00 Cloth 15 Inches wide? We have It In 50 cents the yard. Suiting ?e It. Its the finest thing for a linen.' Colors, Gray, Green and 20 cents the yard. sols ol8, and they are hand-painted, $2.00 and $2.25 each. you want. You know the style, fie summer. Ask to see those we $1.50 each. nd Belting Lot of Gilt Belts, almost sold 50c. 3elts 25c and 50c the yard. kit oKntiM nrnar nnn Vnilr ' u OIIVUIU TT tui UIIOi A UUI ti iVKU ich. n Company ANDREW CARNEGIE Is quoted as having said: "Put all /our eggs in one basket and then watch that basket" The annual statement of death losses paid by the Mutual Bensfit makes It clear that there are a very large number of men who have adopted the plan of putting all their Insurance eggs In this company. Upwards of 150 of its members who died last year held two or more policies. Jonathan Brown, of Salem, Mass., for Instance, had 8EVEN policies in the company on his life. The first was taken out in 1865, the second In 1888, the third and fourth in 1892, the fifth in 1895, the sixth In 1897 and the last In 1899. Frederick O. Robinson, of Lexington, Mass.* had 8IX aggregating 825,000, the drat taken in 1867 and the last in 1897. Men could not well endorse the company In higher- terms than these two. There are members In this section who have from two to four policies taken out at different times. The only conclusion to be drawn Is that they are. entirely satisfied with the company's management and the results of their annual dividend policies. No company has a better satisfied membership than the MUTUAL BENEFIT. 8AM. M. GRIST, 8pecial Agent EGGS FOB HATCHING. FROM pure bred White Plymouth Rocks, Barred Plmyouth Rocks, Black Mlnorcas, and Rhode Island Reds. One dollar per setting of fifteen eggs. G. W. KNOX, Clover. S. C. April 10 . w 4t ? 'S , V. Pt. R. E. HEATH, Sec.-Tr. I M. COMPANY, RATED. ist Things EW GOODS ARE STILL ROLL _ T\D v n AATlO T\D_ lEiO. XII uur un X UUVJI/U UMUD MOST FASHIONABLE DRY ETC.: IN OUR GROCERY DEWY AND FANCY GROCERIES, latest arrivals?they came yesment, Is a big: lot of seasonable j, Combs, Etc. LTS, BELT BUCKLES, COMBS ind Silver Belts, 25 cents to $.50 !5 a set: Pearl Buckles for Belts, Shirt Waists le of Ladles' Silk Shirt Waists? ley have been selling quite fast, are all gone?Prices from $2.00 den and Boys )THING FOR MEN AND BOYS :ase the most particular dressers d Prices. There is a wide range Men's Clothing range in prices STRAW HATS >ssers know that It Is an unwrit)od dresser must show out mider g. Get you ready. Our line of son Is now ready for Inspection lnducemnt to you. you will buy ive a line of the' always popular ityle, and at our prices you can ces will move them quick. EVERYBODY ut 'tis an easy feat for us to fit io very large, and so very varied that we verily believe we can mes to us. Our Shoe stock Is 1 lasts for the Spring wear for Is and boys, and infants. When ng delivery the prices were conresent. You get the benefit. shipment of MATTINGS?a first Ices run from 20c to 50c a yard, r floors or steps, see us for the vhlle. ILLY ATTRACTIVE BARGAIN E TO SEE IT. D HARDWARE JARTERS for FLOUR, SUGAR, ASSES. Etc. We have recently certainly save you money. SHELF HARDWARE, and beof DISC HARROWS. CULTIVA- I ITERS, and FARMING IMPLEM. Company. ! - .1 'iPP^