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BILL FOR BACHELOR. Cost Railroad One Dollar?Is $5,000 Too Much? A young man over In Logan county, Illinois, was killed when a train struck his automobile and his relatives having sued for damages, were awarded the sum of $1. The verdict has just been a.firmed by the Appellate court and considerable discussion has been aroused by the case. The decision, it appears, was rendered on the ground that the man was a bachelor, with no one dependent on him, and the natural assumption is, therefore. . that the dollar represented in the of the iurv. the value of an unmarried man to the community. The estimate at first though seems unreasonably low, if it is to be made ' a general application, and naturally, protests are being made against it. Women, curiously enough, are more ! earnest in their objections than men , when It might be supposed that they ] would feel flattered over the inference ] to be drawn from the decision that a . man is practically of no value until ( he gains a definite increase in mon- 1 ey's worth by the mere fact of having 1 a wife. Possibly, however, the feml- 1 nine idea is that it is lowering to 1 womanly dignity to take a dollar man j for a husband, even though his valu- 1 ation becomes merely enhanced. The 1 women, too, have the man's pros- 1 pective worth In mind and are in- 1 clined to think his possible future . should be included in any estimate 1 of his importance. A leading Chicago "daughter" thoughtfully asks, "If 1 there were not any bachelors where 1 would the husbands come from?" She 1 also urges the undisputable fact that J bachelors often make good husbands, J and adds appreciatively: "I should J ' put a premium on bachelors, instead 1 of turning them down on the bargain 1 counter." Possibly a distinction 1 should be made among bachelors. ( The young bachelor, say between 20 ?J and 30. has matrimonial possibilities 1 and therefore deserves to rate higher ( than his brother to whom the title ^ "old bachelor" belongs. The average < man. of course, considers himself 3 young at 35 or even 40. and has been J known to disport himself gayly at 50 J or 60, "one of the boys" and still fas- I clnating; but the general verdict un- ? doubtedly is that if a man is unmar- J rled at 35 he is an old bachelor. What J a Just rating is for the young bachelor ' is a matter open for discussion. The ? Illinois jury has fixed it at $1, but it J is possible, that the twelve good men " were married and heads of families, and therefore not without prejudice. ' Possibly, too, a bachelor of any sort . In Illinois should be quoted at a low figure, and that $1 is enough. In In- g diana the estimate is higher, for ( though the question of bachelorhood ?j has never entered into suits for dam- $ ages, so far as the Star is aware, the 1 estimate has been put as high as ^ 35,000 in numerous instances of both g old and young unmarried men. Per- <j haps hereafter the matter of marriage ( will be taken into consideration and !j a more equitable conclusion reached, j for certainly 35,000 for even a hoosier g old bachelor seems an extravagant outlay of good money.?Indianapolis f Star. j i V * % " Tillman Sides With Forakrr.? Senator Tillman, according to the Washington correspondent of the Columbia State, says that it is the most fearful thing that he can conceive of to send negro troops to the Philippine t islands. "If the negro soldiers are unfit for service at home, they are ! even more unfit for it In the Philippines," he said tonight. "The Filipinos are our wards and we should protect them. If those brutes attack white women at Brownsville and at ? ? ~ tVio % Fort Reno, tnose 01 u? nnu nov/r. negro character can conceive of what J they would do when * turned loose <j among the ignorant Filipinos. The 6 ^ Filipino women as a general thing are i ^ virtuous and ignorant, and it is hor- 3 rible to think of their being at the 3 mercy of negro brutes. What ought 3 to be done is to muster out of service every negro in the army, but do it by J act of congress and not by executive * usurpation. If we are going to have ' negro brutes in the army let us keep , them at home so that if they do com- ( mit these outrages we can shoot ? them, as we ought to do." t Senator Tillman will tomorrow J speak in the senate if he can get a ^ chance, taking sides with Senator < Foraker in the attack upon the pres- f ident for discharging the negro troops J who "shot up" Brownsville." J 'Tin? Skauoari> Story Again.?It is 3 reported here tonight says a Raleigh 3 dispatch of Saturday, that the Sea- J board Air Line has bought the rail- g road extending from Marion, N. C. to J Camden, S. C? known as the Three 3 C's, which, of late years, has been 3 controlled by the Southern railway. J and that by this acquisition the Sea- 3 board practically completts the link <3 desired between the coal fields of Ten- S nessee and the Seaboard system, the Three C's connecting at Rutherford- 3 ton, X. C.. about thirty miles from j Marion, N. C.. in McDowell county 2 and the Seaboard Air Line owning the 6 branch of its system from Ruther- 1 fordton and Wilmington. X. C. This company is now expected to establish a deep water coaling station ? at Southport. X. C.. near Wilmington and build a link about twenty-five miles of road from Wilmington to Southport for the purpose and to lay ' heavier rails and make other im- ' provements on the line from Hamlet X. C? to Wilmington, to accommodate the heavier traffic. The matter . is regarded as of great importance in r1 this section of country. ' ?? u SrspE<t Arrested.?The finding of j a kahki Jacket, one sleeve of which s whs covered with blood and punctured. ?| presumably by a bullet, led to the ar- j rest at Port Reno, Okla., yesterday afternoon of Corporal Knowles, of the e Twenty-fifth infantry, a negro regl- t inent, on the charge of murderously i assaulting Captain Edgar B. Macklin. y on the night of December 21st. When t arrested the negro officer was found t to have a severe flesh wound in the t wrist, which he is said to have been \ treating himself for more than three t weeks. The wound in the wrist is de dared to have been inflicted by the j same size bullet as went through the sleeve of the jacket, which bore t Knowles' initials. < The jacket which, led to Knowles' arrest was found near the fort on Sunday by two boys on the trail taken by bloodhounds that followed the . scent of Macklin's assailant. Knowles refuses to talk and Major Penrose, i commanding officer at Fort Reno, de- " clines to give any infonnation con- j reining the arrest. | AT THE CHURCHES. BAPTIST. Prayer meeting on Thursday at 3.30 p. m. CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD. The St. Agiu'S Guild will meet at the church Friday at 3.30 p. in. Service Friday at 4 p. m. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock. TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL Prayer meeting tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock. j ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN. Prayer meeting Wednesday afternoon at 3.30 o'clock. Special Notices. Communion Services. There will be communion services at the Yorkville Baptist church next Sunday. 13th. at 11a. m. it I. G. Mi*hray, Pastor. I Everybody Help! People interested in Union cemetery are hereby requested to meet at the church next Thursday morning at 8 , o'clock for the purpose of cleaning off the premises. Everybody is invited. I A. J. Stitrois, , It For Committee. ' Clubmakers For The Enquirer. The following clubmakers are taking subscriptions to The Enquirer at f 1.75 per annum: J. K. Allison Hickory Grove. Miss Isabelle Arrowood. .No. 3, Clover. Bennie Barron Yorkville. Miss J a nit.- Brandon. .No. 8, Yorkvilie. R. B. Black Lockhart. VV. McG. Bailey, No. 1 McConnellsvIlle. W. H. Bird Grover, N. C. J. Wendell Barber Fort Mill. J. A. Barry No. 1, Filbert. J. H. Bigham Sharon. W. J. Caveny Rock Hill. G. M. Carroll No. 1, Yorkvilie. Clarence Castles Hickory. T. C. CUstles No. 1, Smyrna. John L. Clark No. 1, Yorkvilie. Jno. M. Craig No. 8, Yorkvilie. W. H. Crook No. 1, Fort Mill. Arch D. Dorsett Clover. S. S. Faris No. 6, Rock Hill. \V. B. Flanagan Bowling Green. B. B. Ferguson No. 5, Yorkvilie. VV. M. Faulkner, Jr., No. 1 Kings Creek. James Grist Yorkvilie. W. E. Gettys No. 2, Yorkvilie. J. D. Good No. 1, Sharon. C. C. Hughes No. 7, Yorkvilie. r. J. Hopper Yorkvilie. Clarence Hood No. 1, Sharon. E. M. Howe No. 1, Filbert. ( Kelly Inman..No. 1, Bullock's Creek. J. Frank Jackson No. 3, Clover. 3eo. W. Knox Clover. IV. S. Lesslie Lesslie. 3. P. Billy Filbert. Miss Maggie Leech No. 1, Hickory. Miss Annie Martin... .No. 8. Yorkvilie. W. McFarland No. 3, Yorkvilie. Harry Miller No. 6, Yorkvilie. < Mrs. J. B. Mickle No. 2 Sharon. R. E. McLure No. 5, Yorkvilie. 1 L. B. McGill No. 3, Clover. r. Webb Moore *.No. 3, Yorkvilie. Miss Sallle McConnell McConnellsvIlle. ! Howard McMackin No. 4, Clover. CV. A. Mitchell No. 1. Sharon. EV. H. Moore Rock Hill. F. G. M. Nichols Yorkvilie. F. S. Plexico Tirzah. r e Diovif/i Sharon. \. L. Purcell No. 1, Sharon. ' Dr. W. A. Pressley Rock Hill. 3. L. Pressley No. 3, Chester. ?lyde Ratehford Bullock's Creek. T. N. Roberts McAdenvllle, N. C. Hiss Minnie Rateree.No. 8, Yorkville. J Trover C. Stewart No. 2, Clover. . iV. T. Smarr. .No. 1, Bullock's Creek t. L. Suggs No. 8, Yorkville. diss Daisy Simril Yorkville. r. F. A. Smith No. 1. Yorkville. L H. Sherer No. 1, Sharon. I. G. Stanton No. 3 Clover. Sidney Sherer Sharon. I r. J. Smith Clover. . 'eff D. Whitesides Hickory. diss Lizzie Wood Clover. diss Mamie Warren..No. 8, Yorkville. ' Joseph M. Whitesides Hickory. I 9V Send The Enquirer your orders or Commercial Printing. ^ l it-i .t..r- - l.t.l.t l .t. r-.t .l.t. r.* t . ? . l .t. 'w p I" TA 4 "J" ^4,' t \A/ " \?/ | T 1' 1 *"'m.' ? *' I HARDWARE, VEHICLES I AND IMPLEMENTS ? OFFICE W. I. WITHERSP' | (UNINCORPI V l 1o the Buyer: ? Having decided to engag< ^ Implement business, I take this o] f my intention, and hope to have the l on any article needed In these line p The business will be conducted 1 ? spoon Company, the addition of the J a matter of convenience in keeping I the business separate and distinct I be engaged. Being the sole owner of the a purpose to conduct a clean, straigh ing especially to the Cash trade, wl a less margin of profit. If you have . the most satisfactory evidence c t prices and comparing inem wim n ? In making the above reference 5 misunderstand my position In regar P will be taken care of and solicited i j, vance over cash prices, as low as is j| business principles, based upon sat a security. r In regard to my location, will i i? be chosen, had I the making of a first choice of lot, but like nearly c }> ges and disadvantages. The chief a which you are most interested, the ? conducting a business, provided you J, as before stated, you can take adi J prices, which you can do either in p< 4 which will be given with pleasure i This my first public anouncemt j, the purpose of giving publicity to s j| mer, in my opinion, is the most pra< 4 It is not the purpose of this let r unreasonable promise, save that my ? to see that you receive courteous tre A cordial invitation is extender a ness, and whether you do so or not f ous and satisfactory year. r P. S.?The scarcity of building 9 cedented delay In freights have eau P hope to have within the next thirl k stock of the above lines. i ti.t-.r, r, r.t.r.tr. .t. r, r. t ? r, ,r ^ 1 /TVTVTVTvVVTVTVVVV^A VVTVV'I Coffees and Teas I Almost over since the titty I ] iegan business I have been the leader n handling the finest COFFEES and 1 'EAS. This is our Specialty and we 1 re carefully guarding our reputation r n Coffees and Teas. When you desire t omething that is a little better in the c luality than you find in most stores > ou will find it ut JOHNSON'S. i Please remember that we always urry a large and complete line of the t CHOICEST FANCY GROCERIES. 1 iy Fancy Groceries we mean those f irticles that you want every now and hen to tempt your appetite or help J ?ut the dining table when you are laving an affair out of the ordinary. Vhile we will not enumerate the arieles coming under the head of the , REALLY FANCY GROCERIES." if , ou have a want of this kind it is al- ? nost certain that you can find it at { his store?The Home of Fancy Gro- ( cries. Try it the next time. I. W. JOHNSON. ( Bmmmammmmmmmmm I' Most Goo( Least I That's What You Get h I Our Special January CI Wednesday, and while we ha1 our capacity to serve our custt I well indeed. However, if you during this sale we cordially ir our Special Offerings. We kr cidedly to your interest. We I money. We know that we cai know that we can satisfy yoi we can satisfy you in the Pric We are making especial and Boys' Clothing. Overcoat Wool Dress Goods. Notions, I be time well spent if you will are offering?You can tell moi Iyou could possibly gather frc make, however elaborate the i you are "From Missouri and make the claims for our Qua That's all right, but give us th store and we'll SHOW YOU | STRAUSS-SM mm mmm OBITUARY. Died?Sunday, Nov. 25, 1906, in Tippah county. Miss., Mr. ANDREW J. BLAIR, after an illness of several months, aged seventy years. Mr. Blair was a son of the late Jas. Blair of Bullock's Creek. HYMENEAL. Married?By J. D. Boyd, magistrate Bethel township, Jan. 4, 1907, Mr. MINOT STANTON and Miss ELIZA KARRIS. All of York county. $he gorltuille (Cotton $tarkfl. Corrected Semi-Weekly by Messes. Latta Bros. Ycrkvilj.e, January 8, 12 m.?The local market stands as follows: Cotton 9 to 10J L.ATTA KR03. FOR SALE OR RENT TWO-HORSE farm, five miles east of town on Rock Hill and Tirzah road. J. W. DOBSON. FINE YOUNG MULES. WE have at our Bowling Green | farm as fine a lot of Young Mules as we have ever brought to this country. Prices and terms are right. Call upon or write us. J. F. JACKSON & SON. Jan 8 t 2t* BUGGY REPAIR BUSINESS AT SMYRNA. 1AM still at my old stand in the Repair business and will be better prepared to do repair work on buggies than ever before and will appreciate the patronage of that part of the trade. My prices will be reasonable and the work will be satisfactory, and the terms will be strictly CASH. No work will be booked to any one. It takes money to buy tools and material. Therefore I cannot charge work and liold my job. Yours for Business, R. M. WYATT. Jan. 8 t.f 41* 1 ? Send The Knquirer your orders 1 !>. ( n t in?r [Ur \ UIIIIIIV via? Jl m BRING YOUR SHOES TO me between Withers Adickes and First National Bank, and I'll ?ive you a good job at right prices. J. E. MENDENHALL, The Deaf Mute Shoemaker. .t. <T- A rf^ /Tl. jK. r, A . % i.Jntit.A .T. A i" T VW'TT V TVTVTVVV T*i TVTVT VT ?F ll OON COMPANY DRATEDl X orkvllle, S. Jan. 8. 1907. ? ? in the Hardware, Vehicle and t pportunity of informing you of i > pleasure of quoting you prices ? jnder the style of \V. I. Wither- T i word "Company" being simply ? every transaction and detuil of ^ from any other in which I may' a bove styled firm, it will be my ? t and legitimate business, caterllch being safer can be done on + ! any doubt as to this statement, x an be obtained by getting my ? iose of other dealers. ? to the cash trade, please do not T d to the credit business, for this X it all times, at a reasonable ad- ? consistent with sane and sound ? isfactory evidences of credit or T say that it is not such as would ? new map of Yorkville, and the ? iverv situation, has its advanta- J4 idvantage referred to. and in reduced cost, (In percentage) of x i get the benefit of same. This. ? ,-antage of only by getting my S erson. by telephone, or by letter, ? at any time. a ?nt has been rather lengthy, for T iame, but a well satisfied eusto- 4, ctical and lasting advertisement. ? ;ter to make any extravagant or ? best efforts will always be used ^ atment, whether you buy or not. a 1 you to visit my place of busl- ? , my best wishes for a prosper- ? Respectfully yours, T W. I. WITHKKSP<)<)X. material, labor and the unpre- V sed me great inconvenience, but ? y or sixty days a well selected % I ? r-t?V fi?*.Lr-i I ri >f..T-|,f. 1 ri it.,^A.T, A ptvvvv j'tvt i " vtv "wwtvtvtvjtt Home Stocks Have Keen Hustling -.ately and those who have been tradng through a broker are well satisfied, 'oine who tried to trade on the linker's quotations and thus cut him nit of his commission are not quite >0 well satisfied. "Render therefore jnto Cesar the things, etc." The thorough-going business man ippreciates the convenience of a broter and acts accordingly. "By their ruits, etc." Do Thorns and Thistles Produce Grapes and Figs? Bid Asked Pavora Cotton Mill See 75 iiwn <Xr Savings Bank See ^Jeely Mf'g Co See ? "irst National Bank See 118 'lover Cotton Mfg. Co See Dr. M. W. WHITE, Opposite Postoffice - - Yorkville, S. C. is For the ! Money I [ere During This Sale I learance Sale opened up last /e not been crowded beyond I smers still we are doing very I haven't yet visited our store ft ivite you to come and inspect low that we can make it deknow that we can save you n satisfy you in quality. We J i in variety. We know that ft es. lly attractive prices on Men's I ;s, Furnishings, on Ladies' I Jmbrellas, and Shoes and it'll come and see the Goods we e from seeing the goods than w >m any description we could ft description. We take it that I have to be shown" when we I lities and Prices that we do. e opportunity by visiting this to your entire satisfaction. ITH COMFY. | Jas. M. Starr, J. F. McElwe President Sec. and Trea YORK SUPPLY CC Incorporated. We beg to announce to our custon ers and friends who have bought the Fertilizers from us in the past, th; this year we shall be better than evi prepared to serve your wants. V will, of course, handle only stands.] goods and will of course, make 01 prices right, according to qualltlc Among others we will handle: McMUKPHY & CO.'S ROODS. XAVASSA, CHICORA, ANDKKSOX FKR. CO.'S ROODS, I K ATXTT. MTJRATE POTASH, NITRATE SODA, COTTON SEED MEAL, PREPARED LIME. Before you make any contracts t< anything in Fertilizers, come to see u You will find that we have the gooi and we will see to it that you a properly protected in prices?quail considered. See us. THE YORK SUPPLY CO. Bi JUST TO MIL It has never been my policy to ti to argue the benefits of life insuranc I have always believed that it woul be a waste of time and space for ti reason that to argue the matter wll an individual who could read, see ar hear and was not already fully cor vinced that no means had yet been d< vised that even compared with gi edge insurance for the protection < widows and orphans or of the assui ed in old age, if he lived to be ol After a thorough investigation yeai ago I became convinced that ti Mutual Benefit of Newark, by reaso of its very economical managemen Its conservativeness and extreme lit erality toward all its policy holdei had done more for them . than an other company in business, and durin the eight years that I have represent ed the company it has been my or object to impress this ONE fact on ti nubile, thus placing every reader < The Enquirer In position to protect h own Interests by making an lnvestlga tion of my claims. I shall contini this policy and do so with the assui ance that today there are hundreds < good, honest, sensible men all ov< York county who are now policy hold ers will endorse every claim I hat made. You will be doing yourself a injustice if you buy life Insurance b( fore looking into the Mutual Benefl SAM M. GRIST, Special Agent. . ..The Toilet.. Nothing that enters into tl comfort and appearance of a lady more important than the Toilet Art eles she may use. Impure Toilet Ai tides, made with reckless disregai of after effects will do harm to th face or hands that can never be ri paired. We make a specialty of hanc ling only such Toilet Articles, Inclut ing Soaps, Toilet Waters, Cologne Extracts , Face Powders, Dentifrice etc.. as have known merit and are < the highest quality, both in comp< sitlon and purity. Unless we every assurance that a Toilet Articl offered us by manufacturers is all tht it should be, we don't buy it, and d not. of course, offer it to our custonr ers. If you want only the Best of ei erythlng in Toilet Preparations yo may rest assured that You will gi nothing else at the York Drug Store, See our New Atomizers and Coi bin's Vacuo-Masseur, for removal < wrinkles, black-heads and fack blemishes caused by poor circulatioi YORK DRUG STORI J. B. BOWEN. Proprietor. W Come here for Fine Stationery, iW We thank our friends and custom ers for favors In the past, and hope t deserve continued confidence and bus iness approval during: the COMIN< YEAR. We extend our best wlshe to all. and hope they will have pleasant and prosperous year. \l N. mw\\l Alii FOR CHRISTMAS I am fully prepared to supply yoi wants for a. good Christmas dinnt with the well known Select Oyster (I do not handle any lower grade) s 40 cents a quart A strictly first-Class Mince Meat e 15 cents a pound. Cranberries at 15 a quart or 2 quari fcr 25 Cents. Tip Top Fruit Cake in pounds a 35 cents a pound. Raisins. Nuts, Fruits Etc. LOUIS ROTH. Immediate Vicinity IT IS THE POLICY OF THIS " BANK TO CONFINE ITS BUSINESS TO THIS IMMEDIATE VICINITY. IN FOLLOWING THIS COURSE THE BANK NOT ONLY ENHANCES ITS OWN STABILITY. BUT PROMOTES THE HIGHEST INTERESTS OF THE COMMUNITY. LOAN & SAVINGS BANK YOItRYILLK, S. U. TAKING STOCE We are busy taking stock this weel (After it is all over, we will again gi down to business, and will do our be to serve our old customers and all tt new ones who favor us with busine to their's and our best interests. Qi customers' satisfaction will always ri ceive our best anil most careful utter tion. Watch our advertisements in Tl Kncjuirer closely. They will be of ii terest to you at all times and froi time to time they will contain info: mation that will mean dollars save to you. Again we wish you a Happy an Prosperous Year during 190 7. J. Q. WRAY, The Leader. ?. 4* 4* 4- 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4- 4* 4 ). *Y*?*Y*T*T*T*Tlrtm?YJmiYTV .'JU i vSi% C?jL < '/ * "1* *J /? ry a. /% ry ry .y ry ry.ry.-yr, 11 mns 9 *?*l vul *i|? 4*2 54* re ^11^ Cl - i n P mi ry ^ ^ 5'f* e. TaST * * * * T*T*T*T? Id 'h ~ i ; i Satui ?.f ??* a. *?* s m tn I ra J ?|s j~ _^ S ftt* 16 '5*' nvrr i m n >' 4-36+ = - $k *11* To Be S il *fft WATCH !I Hp NEX ',; a* s; ^5fc4? I |t THE 10 ' <*3W? )'. ?4TJ54i *?* Oppc il h D A Jf| By Oi 'i- 4* 4? 4* 4? t - 2-1 i. JU J, 2~ ]- c- j A*A*A*A*A*AXA*itA*A*A*AA*AI '?TAT^?T^T'AV"4TATAAT4T4T?VTA^ T' *f"' 4s 4' 4- *$' *?' *f' "f3 T B J. L. Williams. Mason McConnell. " J. L. WILLIAMS & CO. The Low Prices 3 ,s That distinguish the J. L. Williams & Co. Store, have nothing to do with the a Character of the Goods We Sell. Our Prices are the results of common sense business principles applied m. to our buying, which enables us to b give you the .Values. See our line of WOOL BLANKETS that we are closing out at $3.50 and $4.00 a Pair. A few Ladies' Long Coats to close out at very close prices. Want one? Just be quick, please. A few Men's and Boys' Overcoats to close out quick at very Low Prices. Every one a splendid value. J. L. WILLIAMS & CO., Sell for Less. ir >r M. L. Carroll. C. W. Carroll. a CARROLL BROS. ' FOUND AT LAST TOXGUELESS HARROWS. '* No more Sore Neck Horses caused by the weight of the tongue. Come in and see them. We also have the well it known BUFFALO PITTS HARROW, which Is considered by the BEST FARMERS to be the BEST HARROW MADE. Don't buy a HARROW until you see us, as we huve the BEST lot of HARROWS and PLOWS on this market. You will have less grass and cultivation of your crop will be easier if you will use one of the above Harrows to prepare your land before you plant your crop. CARROLL BROS. a^nsriDir i A FRESH LOT OF NUNNALLY'S CANDIES received every week. In this Candy you get the BEST made. It is just as good as Huyler's. which will cost one dollar per pound. One , strong point in NUNNALLY'S favor k, Is they will not ship by freight and in large quantities to grow stale on the dealer's hands. When you want Candy and the Best that can be made, See me. STAR DRUG STORE. [ B.N. MOORE COTTON j In the Market the Year Round. Evst ery facility for WAREHOUSING, le Receipts Negotiable at All Banks. S3 " CLOTHES CLEANING. I" AM prepared to clean gentlemen's -L clothes and ladies' skirts in a thor,e oughly satisfactory manner, at reasonable prices. Work may be sent dim rect to my home or left at W. E. Ferr" guson's store. 1(3 Mrs. R. B. McCLAIN. id Wanted.?Your orders for all kinds of printed matter. Best work at fairest prices. u 44 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 44 M<A*AA*A*A*A**A*A*A*i*A*A*A*A*AI [- j* 4 4 4 4 4* 4 I* 4 4 4 44 *t iHEE BANl W. W. LEWI tA*A*A*AAaeA**A?UA*A*AKA*?AaU*AXi DAIS iAy*Y*T*yY4V'Y*T4TY*Y*T*V**T)*T*Ti rday, Jan. ^uesday, Jf i m old At Less Than for announce :t issue, stock I FOUSH >site Shandon hotel rder W. W. L 'f ^ -4? 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* -4* 4* 4s 4*4* 4 *?A*AA*A*A*A**A*A*A*A?lA*A?A*A?tAI r^T*TY*T*Y*YWT*T*T*ni*JlWl?Yir p ^ ^ T *t* *t* 4s T ^ ^ *f* fT *! "MURALIA" BU Fii IS THE LATEST WALL COVERING **** OUT TO DATE. SEE ME?I HAVE IT, AND ALL OTHERS. A. B. GAINES. for < /? ,aS m O. P. HEATH, Pt. W. S. NEIL, V. Pi 'i YORKVILLE B. & INCORPORAT SEMI-AN cost ; TODAY, JANUARY 4TH, 1 SEMI-ANNUAL "AT COST SA CONTINUE UNTIL FEBRUA INCLUDE ALL THE GOODS LOW. When we say "AT COS' It means that we will exchange yoi lars at even money?without profil ble profit to the buyer. If you n( DO YOUR BUYING NOW. These Go. MEN'S OVERCOATS AT COST MEN'S RAINCOATS AT C BOYS' OVERCOATS A' BOYS' RAINCOATS MEN'S CLOTH] YOUTHS' C BOYS' CLOTHING AT COST. LADIES' COATS AT COST LADIES' RAINCOATS CHILDREN'S COA'! ALL DRESS GC ALL HATS ALL UNDERWEAR?Men's, \ AT COST. ALL BLANKETS TO GO AT C( 10 Per Cent Of On all SHOES for Men, Worn give a reduction of TEN PER CE This makes you the best possible SHOES?10 PER CENT OFF RE CHATTANOOGA TU If you need a good Turn Plo1 " i a mm a /-v /~+ a ftanaie tne lhai iftiNuuuA?in We can also furnish you with a g ROW. We can furnish you with in HARDWARE. GROCERIES? Always a full OUR THAN] Although our thanks are abou in reaching our customers and friei tinctly understand that we are just tomers for business given us durir body could be. We appreciate yoi ness, whether it be great or small, ; or to serve you as much to your a Here's to your good fortune and g JTorkville B. & IV ! 4* 4* 4* 4s 4* 4 4* 4s 4- 4 U*A?UiU*A??A?tA*A*AA*A?? r*T*T4T4r4TJttT*T*niYW? * 4 T T T *fc *f? T 4 V 4 CRUPT ! S, Trustee HATT V Ullill lT?r?T?T TTJlTS^tniTVlW 12th to in. 29th 10 (10 ST r viv v = i Manufacturei 4 MENT OF PF TO BE SOLE EE ST* - ? ? Yorkville,; .EWIS, Tru - jr Jr 4* 4* 4*a j* ^TTTTTTTTT AT BRATTON'S FARM. ITTER 25 cents a oound. le lot pure Berkshire Pigs six ;s old and over at from $2.50 up. J. A. MILLS, Manager. rkville, S. C. c. 21 f.t tf. Send The Enquirer your orders Commercial Printing. t. R. E. HEATH, Sec.-Tr. V M. COMPANY, || ED. NUAL SALE 907, we begin our ii le"," which will ry 1st, and will enumerated beT" we mean just that? j 1 our goods for your dol: to us, but at considers- 11 ;ed anything in this line at cost II ost. r cost. 1 a <t> r>ncr I t\ A V/Vu x . [NG AT COST. ILOTHING AT COST. i AT COST, rs AT COST. . >ODS AT COST. AT COST. Vomen's and Children's DST. f On Shoes en and Children We will INT UNTIL FEB. 1ST. opportunity to buy your CGULAR PRICES. RN PLOWS w call and see us as we e BEST on the market, ood CUTAWAY HARanything you may need [ line here. KS. it four days behind time ids, we want you to dis: as thankful to our Cusig the year 1906 as anyur favors and your busiand shall always endeavdvantage as to our own. rood health during 1907. I. Company^J JTHTIThhTS SALE | +11+ 4h ^3 24* *A*A*AA?U"t?A?UA ^5 10 1 - 1U 1 J J {J 4?l|f jjp *3&fr *33* INCLUSIVE efaij * ? *11* *?* OCK 1 +33+ ' *?* rs- COST. 3F +?f *jj + -!<:<< L*> ilCES IN *\1* *JJ* 1AT ir ORE 1 *lf* S. C. *lf* J?* istee jiff +j{* 4? 4* 4* ^ 4s * 4* * * * * ?AIU^?U>UaU?U^aUIUIU?UIU*iM <*T*TT*T*T*Y**Y* .fc. t. 8. j8LJlLJLJLJL.lt.JU X JL X j* *1* f1 x T T v T r G. H. (KLEARV. ART SQUARES We invite all housekeepers and people who like to see beautiful things to come and see our showing of ART SQUARES. It is rich in handsome designs and colorings and the prices range from $3 to $25 Each. FURNITURE . In Furniture we have a very large stock that is complete in every detail. If it comes under the general head of Furniture and goes in a home, you will And it here. Our qualities are the best that a given amount of money will buy?not only in Torkville, but anywhere. If you contemplate adding any kind of Furniture to your home furnishings it is to your interest to see our Furniture stock before you make purchases. G. H. O'LEARY. THANK YOU Our Holiday trade was the largest and the most satisfactory that we have ever enjoyed in Yorkville. It was up to our fullest expectations. We had the largest stock of Holiday goods and Jewelry we had -ever carried and hundreds of people bought here who had been buying in neighboring towns and cities. We wish to tnanK you ior hub panunae^? appreciate your favors and your business. We extend the compliments of the season and wish all mankind a very prosperous year during 1907. T. W. SPECK, The Jeweler. When We Advertise BARGAINS, we mean nothing less. For the next few days, will save you money on balance of FANCY HOLIDAY LINES?CHINA, Etc., PARLOR and SWINGING LAMPS, Etc., CHEAP. * So Come EARLY. NOT WANTED AT PRESENT: Butter. Reduced?Eggs, 20c Cash; 22c Trade. For Everything to Eat We ARE THE PEOPLE, and we guarantee you against loss In prices. With Compliments of the Season. W. Adickes Company - Mrs. FOUSHEE Scientific Dressmaker (Booms Over Fousliee'a Old Stand) P. S.?Just installed a Hutton Machine WILL MAKE BUTTONS (All sizes) at 12 I-2c per dozen. MACHINE SHOP. REPAIR work In Iron, with a firstclass shop and machinist We are prepared to do any ordinary repair work In Iron, Lathes, Drills, etc. Prices reasonable. Give us a call. One Eighthorse Engine for sale?In good order. NEELY MPXJ. CO.