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She potion JRarhet. Yorkvllle, May 11.?Cotton 10 cents. New York, May 10.?Spot closed quiet; middling uplands 10.90; middling gulf 11.15; sales 2,700 bales. Futures opened and closed steady as follows: May 10.60; Junel0.4C; July 10.39; Aug. 10.33; Sept. 10.29; Oct. 10.28; Nov. 10.25; Dec. 10.25; Jan. 10.20; March ft. 10.20. ????^1 FT Is Here? Of course It is here; we know It is 1 here; we have had It for quite awhile; been keeping It especially for You, because we know You will want It some day and will come for It some day when Y'ou remember that You have been wanting It for quite awhile tn uton In * auu nave uecu ivisctvniB w ... ( and get It when You are passing; but then It Is here and we are sure You ! are coming for It and again we want 4b You to remember that It is here. What are we talking about? Why, , don't You know? Why, we are talk- ' Ing about that small article of Hard* ware that Y'ou have been forgetting for weeks, that Y'ou keep Intending " to buy, but Just can't think of at the right time, but It Is here. We do not know exactly what It is that You want, but then if It is Hardware It is j certainly here for You. Yorkville Hardware Co. ; i YOUR WISHES IN REAL ESTATE CAN BE FILLED. By consulting us or If you will subscribe for Poag's Real Estate Monthly, you should be able to find what you want, because we are here to get it for you If it is for sale or sell for you Jf you have property to dispose of, in any section of the county. J. EDGAR POAG, BROKER, - ROCK HILL. 8. C. ' "Cuts th? Earth to 8uit Your Taste." [ ???? ?? > J. L. Williams. Mason MoConnsll. J. L. WILLIAMS & CO. * mrsa! We purchased 500 Pairs of Men's \ Pants that the factory ~falleu to sell j while their salesmen were on the road 1 selling spring goods. They made usa { 0 BIO CUT to close them out for Cash, ' and we took advantage of it. We pass ] them on to you at Wholesale Prices. ' $1.50 Pants at $1.00 a Pair. $2.00 Parts at $1.50 a Pair. $3.00 Pants at $2.00 a Pair. PSrt* run onlv $1.00 to $2.00 a Pair. 1 Make our store Your Home when In town shopping. J. L. WILLIAMS & CO.York's Cheapest Dry Goods Stors. P. 8.?Would be glad to make prices to Merchants on Pants. We can ^ save you money. Jas. M. Starr, J. F. McElwee, President. Sec. and Treas. I YORK SUPPLY CO. Incorporated. WE SELL T* U. S. TICK EMULSION. "W Every stock owner In the South ' should be interested in the eradication . ss of the Cattle Fever Tick. One Gallon ' of Tick Emulsion mixed with two gallons of water, will kill ticks and lice. ' The cost will be Less than Ten Cents ] a Gallon. We have Amber, Orange and Red Too Cane Seed. Coffee and Clay Peas. ^ Buy now before the price goes higher, as it will. Drag Harrows. Disc Harrows, Corn and Cotton Cultivators. Save Time, Labor and Money by buying and using a Planet Jr. Cultivator. York Supply Company. A HEAVY LOSS The many friends of Mr. Sam Jones * * |? * fka ^ 1 IlUnim IU CAlCUU 07in);aiiij in vtiv i heavy loss he sustained a few days ! ago. He sent one of his tenants with . written Instructions to purchase "Pi'- | nlnsular Semi-Paste Paint" from The Star Drug Store. The tenant lost his instructions (and Mr. Jones lost money) by the purchase elsewhere of an * inferior brand of paint. There is one thing to be remember- ] ed: We can save you money on Paints?each gallon makes two?and ; we have in stock anything you may ' 4 need in Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Wall ] Finishes, Floor Dressings, Furniture , Renewers, etc. Our Paint Is Guaranteed to Give Satisfaction or Money Refunded. * THE STAR DRUG STORE. CEMENT BLOCKS We are now taking orders for making Cement Blocks in any size and shape for Building Purposes, Fencing, Curbing. Cemetery Lots, etc. See us i for prices. j * STOVE WOOD i I We are prepared to fill orders for , Stove Wood, cut from slabs to stove lengths In oak and pine, at $1.00 per Load. Phone us for Stove Wood. J. J. KiliLLtili a: tu. W See us for Lime, Cement, Lumber ?Rough or Dressed. New Arrivals Just whet your appetite and let me know what you would like to eat. I have a'lot of new goods that have arrived within the past day or two. ai>J it is likely that your appetite can be properly touched here. Look this ' list over and see: $ nRVILED CRABS. rDR V SHRIMPS, VA. HERRING ROE, SNIDERS SOUPS, TOBASCO KETCHUP, WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. OLL/E OIL, w?ntEAM OF WHEAT. EVAPORATED MILK. PRUNES EVAPORATED APPLES AND EVAPORATED PEACHES, HAMS?CHOICE. BREAKFAST BACON, FRESH CABBAGE. If you want It and it is to eat?You Can (iet It Here. W. E. FERGUSON, WtT Is your Printed matter a fair rep^ resentative of your business? See The Enquirer for the Best Job Printing. G. H. O'LEARl WANTED Everybody to know that I have the besi line of MATTINGS that I have evei shown. Not an unsightly pattern In the lot?Three New Patterns just lnall of that good kind usually found al my place. Call and inspect them before buying?It will pay you. Window Shades (no seconds) 2t Cts. to $1.00 Each, and a good assortment of colors. Cottage Rods?Oak, Cherry anc White?4 foot lengths. White in ! foot lengths for larger windows. Globe-Wernicke Sectional Booli Cases furnish a home for your books AU- 1 ? 11 * ?lon A QonHnn At Liu IIIO UiaUUIIllCIlL llldll i k V. two at a time. See the Perfection Oil Stove foi your summer cooking. G. H. O'LEARY. CHEWING TOBACCO If you use CHEWING TOBACCO if Is worth your while to see me and gel my prices before buying?especially 11 you buy by the Box. I have variety anough to suit almost any taste, and my CASH PRICES are sure to tell your pocketbook that this is the place to buy Chewing Tobacco. I have the following brands: Maple Sugar, Apple Sun Cured, Monarch, Red Meat, Schnapps, Brown's Mule, R. & W., Ogburns Natural Leaf. Ell, Rock and Rye, and Day's Work Navy. PURINA FEEDS. Feed your cnictsens on rumut rem tor the most eggs and most vigorous fowls. We have Coarse Feed for the frown chickens, and Fine Feed for :he biddies. If every horse /owner would give Purina Horse Feed a fair trial they would feed it exclusively, as it con:ains every element necessary to the ipkeep of a horse. Any horse will joon look better if fed on this feed. Farmers' Wholesale Grocery, J. M. FERGUSON, Prop. F" Is your Printed matter a fair rep-esentative of your business? See ri?- Caaiii'mii fftp Um R*tt Job Print ng. There Is A Reason During the first three months >f 1909 more new business was writen by Mutual Benefit Agents In South Carolina than during any similar peiod of the fifteen years since this trand old company has been doing justness in the state, and more than wice as much as during January, February and March of 1908, and his in the face of the fact that it is claimed that financial conditions are lot so good as previous to October, L907, and also that more life comjanies are seeking business in the itate than ever before. My personal justness during the three months Just ;nded was more than four times as (reat as in 1008. There must be subitantlal reasons for the Increase, don't rou reckon? Well, there are. You trill be able to fully understand and ippreciate them If you will call and et me tell you something of the company's record covering a period of 64 rears and explain the policy contracts t Is offering. Look Before YOU Leap. SAM M. GRIST, Special Agent. M. L. Carroll. C. W- Carroll. CARROLL BROS. We are still selling the Roderick r tQT KJi L/cau v/uiuiaivi ai <?u .uv. We sold more than fifty of these ast season and are still having calls !or them. They are undoubtedly the nost perfect plow on the market, and rou are making a mistake by not juylng one?Come In and see us. We also have In stock? Walking Cultivators, D/ag Harrows, Cnlver Chilled Plows, Weeders. Harrows with tongues, and without tongues, Side Harrows, Side Cultivators, Guano Distributers, Combination Corn and Cotton Planters and Guano Distributers. In fact almost everything In the Implement line. CARROLL BROS. Rawls Plumbing Co. SEE US NOW WE have an adequate force of Competent Workmen to do PLUMBING or other work in our line. We can give you all the information that can be desired about ? . T*Y mrnuYrt ~ak/Nm SAIMl'l Ait I rtiUaiDli\u, anu oiiun irou styles and prices of the LATEST, BEST and MOST APPROVED FIXTURES. COME FOR US or SEND FOR US. RAWLS PLUMBING COMPANY. Pianosand Organs EDISON PHONOGRAPHS and VICTOR TALKING MACHINES. What more do you want? See us ind we'll get it for you. Come in and hear an EDISON or a VICTOR, then go hear anything else you please. Make a deei.slnn and let us know. We are in business to sell the best, and expect to do it. See our side line of Hammocks just arrived, at your own price. Rugs and Art Squares. Try the latest Music, which is being sung by the Great Travelers company now In New York city. Remember our stock of RECORDS. R. B. DAVIDSON CO. GLENN & ALLISON. Ulules and Horses We now have the best assortment ol MULES AND HORSES that we have had at any time during this season We invite you to make an inspectior if you are in the market for first-class animals. BUGGIES AND HARNESS Our lines of BUGGIES and. HARNESS are complete in every detail anc should you be in need of anything lr this line it Is to your interest to see us before you buy. We want to sell anc if you want to buy we can get together to our mutual benefit. We have a complete line of COLE'S 1 1)1 * VTL'DO ..?/ I uUii mm V/Vi iv?i * uriii i rii\o uui CHATTANOOGA MIDDLE BREAK ERS?Every farmer should have a least one each of these Implements They pay their way. GLENN & ALLISON. WW Fancy Blotting Paper for fancj work at The Enquirer office. Larg< sheets?four colors. KHBBHHHHM Did YOU Ever An Opp WHERE YOU COULD HA DOLLARS, IF YOU HAD E A FEW MORE DOLLA WHERE YOU COULD ] HANDS ON IT? "Just Like Picking It Up In tlie had the Money." That is Just ONE of the MA? do for YOU. If YOU do business here on deposit when YOU have 11 come along to pick up some exti I Stand?just across tne street in iri There Is another good turn w of it. You may have some Valui ance Policies, Deeds, Notes, Mort Burned Up, Lost or Otherwise Mi papers to us we will place them and keep them safe for you WITl We are here to serve you at ways THIS GOOD BANK CAN. Come along and do business \ THE FIRST NA" YORKVILLE 0. E. WILKINS, President. I?afriaamtnYR 11VI w It is time you were seeing about a First-Class REFRIGERATOR for | your home this summer. A Refrlger*ator is almost a necessity?every family should have a good one. I have a sample Refrigerator at my store and would be pleased to have you call and see it. Can furnish Family Refrigerators in Porcelain Lined, Enamel Lined and Zinc Lined, and ' the prices range from $15 upward. Look at the styles now, make sei lection and let me get you a Refrigerator at once. We will please you in Quality and In Price. See me for CANE SEED and also nt'Dutv XITTT.T7T1 CiTTTTI UCilViUi&i.^ ITllAiUUA LAMM & CO.'8 CLOTHING 1 If you haven't yet ordered that suit of Spring Clothing come and see the 1 line of samples I am showing. I will Guarantee the Fit, the Quality, the ' Style and Workmanship, and you will : be pleased with the Price. W. M. KENNEDY, Agent. i Dishes Free FREE?One Hundred Nice Dishes, worth from ID Cts. to 50 Cts. Each, 1 to be given away this week. With every pound package of Coffee you buy we will give you ONE DISH ] FREE. j SPECIALS FOR CASH. 1 This week we will sell for Cash: Fresh Quaker Oats at 10 Cts. Pkg. 1 10c Bottle Olives at 8 Cts.; 2 for 15c. 25c Shlnola Brushes at 15c. If something for dinner should run out I have Cabbage, Turnips, Potatoes and Kraut; Also Apples, Peaches and Blackberries canned, To make pies for the little man. Come to Sherer's to get your Fruits, It's the cheapest place in town; If Oranges, Apples and Bananas you ; like, Be sure and call around. ow /.on fl-w o Roof lin To either cook Rare or Brown, And can trim a Roast for company As can no one else In town. OLD GEORGE, The Butcher. Truman D. Turner Hugh G. Brown TURNER Sc BROWN. LIVERY AND FEED STABLES Yorlcville - - - S. C. We are here to give the public First Class Service, and will be glad to show our appreciation of any patronage that may be tendered us. TURNER & BROWN. 22 t 3m. SEND YOUR ORDERS FOR ALL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING TO THE ENQUIRERBEST WORK AND THE I FAIREST PRICES. I A*A *A? A*A *A* AHA ?A* A*A 1 ?SPEC ! FOR THIR j Best Prices to Be 4 If jl 6|c Colored Lawns?Now 5 C ^ 124c 40-inch White Lawns, ^ 15c 40-inch White Law K 162-3C 40-inch White 1 jj I2$c Hill Bleaching?Now 10 4 12^c White Linonette?Now : 4 15c White Linonette?I * I2^c A. F. C. Ginghams?Nov^ ' & Best Lancaster Apron Gingha jj 12^c White Figured Madras?! * Dotted and Embroidered SwiS! 2 44-inch French Lawns?Now 44-inch French Lawns? 1 v 25c 40-inch White Nainsooks1 ^ 20c Striped Scrim for Curtains \ J Best A. C. A. Ticking?Now 1 ^ All Linen Hemstitched Towel 5 Just received an elegant n 1 ^ Ties and Ruchings. r All Embroideries at Cost f 4 See our Long Corsets for ] 4 Black and White Silk Glov $1.25 Gloves Now $1.00. TA K"F. N < xx x < mr WE WILL ALLOW TE - ? OFF ON ALL SPRING AI ^ FOR CASH. ; < $20.00 Suits NOW $18.00. * $15.00 Suits NOW $13.50. \ K $12.00 Suits NOW $10. 4 $10.00 Suits NOW ! 5 $8.00 Suits NOV : K $5.00 Suits N 1 J $4.00 Suits I . $2.00 ! i $1 . ^ STETSON SHOES > m ! J $5.50 Shoes or Oxfords NOW t $5.00 Shi * When in Our Store D< * Shoe Bargain Box. ;l YORKVILLE I 5 4 MTU TAJ 'ATA TAJ ATA TAJ *T* See >ortunity VE MADE SOME EXTRA lEEN IN POSSESSION OF RS, OR KNOWN JUST HAVE PIjACED YOUR Road," you thought, "If I only *Y good things THIS BANK can i with US?keep YOUR money :?Then when these good chances a dollars?We Are at the Same ant of the Postofflce at Yorkvllle. e can do ror you, wniie we mint ible Papers?such as Life Insurgages, etc., that are liable to be splaced. If you will bring these In our Strong, Fire Proof Vaults IOUT COST. any and all times, In the many vlth US and DO IT NOW. riONAL BANK - - - s. c. R. C. ALLEIN, Cashier. to TVTTP. 'o11 Old Virginia Breakfast Herring Roe Hawaiian Pineapple. Wesson's Cooking Oil, Heinz's Pickling and Apple Vinegar Swift's Hams and Breakfast Bacon And remember, that this Is the house that sells the Bast Teas and Coffees. I. W. JOHNSON. In The Good Old Summer Time You will want a HAMMOCK for your lawn or your porch In whleh tn rest vniir w?nrv hnnen of an evening. Just come and see whaj we can show you. We have HAMMOCKS In all Qualities, Colors, and Styles and at the Moet Pleasing Prices Just ask to see our HAMMOCK8. Perfection Oil Stoves For summer use for light cooking there is nothing that will take the place of a Perfection Wick Blue Flame OU Stove. It makes a big fire, a hot fire, a concentrated Art and puts the Are Just where It will dt the most work. Perfection Stovec are not high priced and the expense of using is very small. Come and sec a PERFECTION. Ride The Babies Give them plenty of outdoor air We have a most pleasing line of GOCARTS of the better kind at pricei that are just as right as they can be We have variety enough to give yov a wide range of choice. Come and le us show you the latest in Folding Go-Carts. Remember, that we sell for CASH or CREDIT, and always give you e Square Deal. YORK FURNITURE CO. WW Send the Enquirer your orders foi Commercial Printing if you want th? best work. tA? A*A *AX A*A *A* AKA KA* i I A L s ? : TY DAYS j Had for CASH. J j ents a Yard Now 10 Cents a Yard ns?Now 12$ Cents a Yard. Lawns?Now 15 Cents a Yd. Cents a Yard, to Cents a Yard, m 12^ Cents a Yard. r 10 Cents a Yard, ims?Now 7i Cents a Yard. Now 10 Cents a Yard ses for Dresses, 25 Cents Yd. 35 Cents Yard. -Now 50 Cents a Yard. -Now 20 Cents a Yard. ?Now 15 Cents a Yard. 15 Cents a Yard, s, 25 Cents Each, lew line of Ladies' Collars, { or Cash. ' Ladies. ^ es?$1.50 Gloves Now $1.25; j IOTICE: | :n per cent discount j jn wtnter clothing ! I 20. $9.00. 1 $7.20. 0W $4.50. NOW $3.60. Suits NOW $1.80. .50 Suits NOW $1.00. AND OXFORDS. $5-oo a Pair. I aes or Oxfords, NOW $4.50. jn't Fail to Ask to See Our 1. & MER. CO. T*T *T* TUT *T* T*T *T* TVH LADIES' TRIMMED HATS s m kr We are now showing: a very swell *? line of Ladies' Trimmed Hate?every- ao one of them an extra good value?well trimmed?well made?stylish?Prices $1.25 and Upward. We would like for our lady friends to see these Hats? they are pleasing and attractive. Ladies' Oxfords ? fir foj Our lines of 0XF0RD8 for ladles' are easily the equal of anything shown jn( on this market, and our prices and _t. ?til quaimcs ? in o"' cai iu juui swu juua~ qq ment. We have Oxfords in all the de popular lasts in Tans, Blacks and Wine ln Colored Leathers at $1.75 to $3.50 a an pair. Oi ml Another Barrel Z sp We have Just received another barrel ,0< of New Orleans Molasses?same as we had earlier in the season?the pure, old ke fashioned, open-kettle kind. Try a gal- , ,on- ft When you are buying Groceries, it 9? is to your interest to come and see me. De T will PArtnlnlv uv? vnn mnnev on Groceries. Try'me. ' r? el, J. Q. WRAY, The Leader. S? i j. er International Stock " Food Preparations " w Everybody posted on a matter of cu - this kind WILL ADMIT that the INTERNATIONAL stands at the head si of the list of goods of this class. Their Guarantee of what they olaim ct. for it will go with every package, or Money Will Re Refunded. _t NOW being the best time for a gen- fl eral use I bring them to your notice. Beside the regular Stock Food for ? Horses, Cattle, Hogs, etc., I also han. die a few extra preparations put up by them and sometimes needed, such 2 as Dan Patch White Liniment *' Oll-o- IMma Hnallniy nil W< U?VI X UIC UVWilUk vru 5 Lice Killer m Gall Care for Cuts, etc. InternaVtonal Harness Soap, also ft International Cholera Cure, a preventive and cure for chicken cholera, etc. - Jl International Distemper Cure. ai In a few days I expect to have the International Worm Powder for stock. LOUIS ROTH. m EVERY DAY s $1 m i You need more or less Soap. Soap is ?' a daily necessity to the home where I cleanliness counts. And when buying ac . Soaps it Is just as well to buy the best I and at the same time get your money's El , worth. We are Bhowing an Immense line of Toilet 8oaps from the very best P' makers for all kinds of purposes. For co the bath, the hair, the hands, the com- _ plexlon, for shaving, etc. Just sup- ** pose you come In and let us show you 81 the many kinds of Soaps that we have, f If you haven't time to come in, then "c J take a peep at our Show Window. It ,' 5 will partly tell the story. jjj ! THE YORK DRUG STORE,' ? > ; i c: ( la WUse Hess' 8tock Remedies for best results. T1 Pi THE \ Advantages t ? Of managing the Household [ Finances with the aid of a L Bank Account are so many that ^ once tried the wise practice is continued. A BANK ACCOUNT . O Is not only a great convenience ~ , but it promotes economy?it Saves Money and Trouble and ? removes all danger of loss. FOR ABSOLUTE SAFETY . I / And Prompt Seryice carry your I account with I ,n 1 (TODiftiVI Aun QAVIVA.Q HAHJK _ ' lflDLilSmi A11U uai IMUU , > ? Herndon & Gordon. Specials A Seed 8weet Potatoes?Get them while you can. Country Ground Meal?Makes the best , muffins. White Fish and Mackerel?Nice for DreaKiam. Snowflhke Crackers?Fresh and crisp. Canadian Turnips?You want them. ^ ICE COLD DRINKS. 2 Explore our Ice box when you want a refreshing, ice cold drink. There Is no limit to the variety. Iced drinks D, from now until frost. HERNDON & GORDON. The ?- t Fountain Pen A CONVENIENCE A NECESSITY. " * nrrltoc " tveijr man ana wuma.ii mm 1 at all, should have a first-class, dependable Fountain Pen, as a constant , companion. Dozens of times a pen is needed when a pencil will not answer the purpose at all. Addressing letters with a pencil doesn't look well and then, too, the pencil marks grow dim and rub off and your paper or letter e, may be lost. Up-to-date people all use Fountain Pen?It is as much a neces- ca sity as the watch, the pocket knife or the check book. Come and let me ar show you the most elaborate line of Fountain Pens?Waterman's and Par- a ker's Lucky Curve?that you've seen di Sizes and points to fit all hands?Prices I- C* .11 T. W. SPECK. The Jeweler. cc | AT THE BRATTON FARM. WE are offering thoroughbred " Guernsey Heifers at from >10 up xi and we have also a number of Berk- ^ t shire Gilts with thoroughbred Pigs I that we will sell. Will deliver pure, E I clean milk at 10 cents a quart. Cream, ' butter and fresh eggs on orders. Pure Berkshire Pigs at from $3 to 8fl J $5 each. Pure BufT Orpington eggs at I $1 a setting of 16. hp J. MEEK BURNS. Manager. jjj J FOR RENT. Dickson house, King's Moun- ? tain street, next Garrison. \ c. e. spencer. pr r 36 f.t . tf Ar J. C. WILBORN RXIAXj estate 1ST YOUR PROPERTY WITH ME ' YOU WANT TO SELL? I have more than 100 Farm* of value sixes and conditions on my list, id can meet the requirements of alost any buyer. Come and let me tow your wants. If not convenient come, write me your wants. I will > my best to supply you. ? FOR SALE ? 35 Acres?Inside incorporate limits Yorkvllle; Income about |200 per ar. The J. Meek Whites Ides Lands?On ark's Fork; 190 acres; 75 acres in ie bottom; one five room cottage; o tenant houses. 100 Acres?James 8eagle residence, eluding the Dr. Hough residence and are. This Is a fine location for a untrv store and has two nice real nces painted; the land Is level and high state of cultivation. Two tent houses; all necessary outbuildings, le mile of Tlrzah and Newport; i tie Tlrzah church. This cannot be celled in York county. Th? McGurkin residence?6 room, w cottage, 641 acres land; good farm, lendid land and location; In Bulk's Creek township. Ths Pratt lands ars still on the mart. 132 Acres?1 tenant house, In Bethtownship, adjoins Perry Ferguson; acres In cultivation; balance In timr; a quantity of saw timber. 144 Acres?One house, 2-story, 6oms; 2 tenant houses; land lies lev, In high state of cultivation; 10 res of bottom land; Joins the land r. r Hurtle 110J Acres?Adjoining the lands of W. Jackson, S. J. Clinton and oths; 60 acres in cultivation; the bailee in good timber. The late residence of S. G. Carroll? beautiful 4-room cottage and all icessary outbuildings. 110 Acres?One 4-room house, 4 lies of Hickory Grove; J-mile of llkerson High school; SO acres in iltlvatlon. Price, $900. Part of Gill Lands?279 acres, near laron. I have a drawing card for a merlant at a Station on the Railroad . W. J. Engle Home?I call especial tentlon to this, as being one of the test small farms in the county; it oduces a bale of cotton to the acre, id has done so for four years; 61| res in the place; level land; a beau!ul, new 6-room cottage; fine new story barn; good water; plenty of sod; everything in good shape; four lies from Yorkvllle, Charlotte road. One 15-horse power AJax Mounted iglne; also a No. 1 deLoach Saw 111; fine condition. J. J. Wallace Land?38 acres, Joing lands of J. E. Plexlco and J. P. alr._ Woe, M00. A. J?. juove rroperiy?ou acres, o Ilea Sharon; 6 acres In cultivation; acres In original forest and saw nber. Price, $10.00 per Acre. M. B. Love Property?80 acres; 3 lies of Sharon; all in original forest ice, $1,000.00. M. B. Love Property?96 acres; 8 lies of Sharon; 16 acres in cultlva>n; 60 acres In original forest; 20 res second growth timber. Price, ,$00. J. P. Barnes Land?1061 acres; 4 lies southwest of Torlcvllle; 12 acres wired pasture. John T. Feemster Property?86 res; 76 acres In timber; about 10 res of cleared land. Price, $830.00. isy terms. 235 Acres?6 miles from Rock Hill; enty of wood; rents for 6,600 lbs. itton. Price, $5,000.00. Dennis Whisonant?Residence, at lckory Grove, S. C. Painted; 2orles. A line residence; 1 acre lot. The Blgham Place?Two miles >rth of Sharon, 6 miles west of orkvllle; 113 acres of land; 06 acres ider cultivation. Rents for 1,650 a. cotton. Very Cheap. Land of E. M. and Jaa. E. Banksad?In Bullock's Creek township; IE acres; from 260 to 300 acres In ten land; nearly 200 acres of bottom nd?fine for corn; plenty of wood. 110 Acres?Ebeneser township; 60 :res In cultivation, very line land. Ills rents for 1,100 lba of cotton, rice, $1,650.00. J. C. WILBORN. professional dfards. ~~W. W. LEWIS lTTORNEY AT LAW YORKVILLE - - - - 8. C. (flee Opposite the Court House on West Liberty Street. A. 7. CART WRIGHT URGEON DENTIST YORKVILLE, 8. C. fEHfc OFFICE HOURS: 9 am. to 1 pm.; 2 pm. to 5 pm. Office upstairs In the Moore builder over I. W. Johnson's store. JOHN R. HART ATTORNEY AT LAW No. 8 Law Range YORKVILLE, 3. C. J. 8. BRICE, TTORNEY AT LAW Office Opposite Court House. Prompt attention to all legal business whatever nature. GEO. W. 8. HART, TTORNEY AT LAW YORKVILLE, 8. C. Law Ranga. 'Phone Office No. 58 . E. Finley. Marion B. Jennings FINLEY & JENNINGS, I YORKVILLE, S. C. Office in Wilson Building, opposite >urt House. Telephont No. 126. J. M. BRIAN COMPANY The Fancy Grocers KELLOGG'S Toasted Corn Flakes We still have some Kellogg's Toasted orn Flakes that are nice. Just received a nice assortment af indies. We keep In stock nice Bananas, Orlges, Lemons and Apples. We also have Golden Crest Ginger le, Pepalcola and all kinds of soft Inks. Nice Cucumber Pickles. All kinds of Post Cards. A good stock of Cigars aand Tobaci as you will find In town. J. M. BRIAN COMPANY. D DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. H HIS is to notify all persons havL ing claims against the estate of J. D LEECH, deceased, to file the same ith the undersigned, duly authentiited, and ail persons indebted to the id estate to come forward and make ttlement with the undersigned on or fore the 10TH DAY OF JUNE, A. D., 09. By order of Court. J. A. TATE, C. C. C. Pis. 36 t 3t V The Enquirer office is especially epared to print Lawyers' Briefs and -guments. MUSUN UN, I One lot Children's Muslin Dra 10 CENTS THE GARMENT. One lot Ladles' Muslin Drawers CENTS THE GARMENT. One lot Ladles' 50 Cts. Muslin good material?On Sale at 30 CEN1 One lot Ladies' 25 Cts. Corset Co One lot Ladles' Corset CoversOne lot Ladles' 50 Cts. Corset THE GARMENT. One lot Ladles' Muslin Uriders! at 48 CENTS THE GARMENT. One lot Ladles' Dollar Muslin L THE GARMENT. One lot Ladles' Bleached Gauze One lot Ladies' Swiss llibbcd G at 10 CENTS EACH. Ladles' Long Sleeve Vests?25 C LINEN I We place on sale this week s< Pure, Bleached, 90-Inch Linen?76c at 49 CENTS AND 09 CENTS THE Come and see this Linen. One lot Pare Bleached Linen S dollar value?Goes on Sale This Wee One lot Pore Bleached Belfast Goes on Sale This Week at Only 49 < One lot Striped Linen Salting1? ' This Week at 12 1-2 CENTS THE 1 THE NEW i IN COLC We have it! The' quality is ft I better than lawn. Colors?Blue, Tai On Sale This Week at 19 CENTS 11 One lot good 27-inch White Per -? fTOVTB THE YARD. [ ?4f AV AM _ One lot good, fine Sheer 40-Inc THE YARD. One lot 10c White Lawn?30 lnc THE YARD. Big lot of White Walstings?On 25 CTS. THE YARD. One lot Children's Black Rlbh ! at 1 CENTS THE PAIR. LADIES' SHII New lot Ladles' White Shirt Wa at these prices?50 CTS., 91.00, $1.1 LADIES' Pj ! In Black, White and Colors you you are looking for, and at Your C at our line of Parasols?Prices fron DUTCH a Z You can^ get them here?any I and 25 CENTO EAun. 4 ? Extra Large Pencils TabletsL*f | Good Box Paper at 10 CENTO_ Japanese Fans at 10 CENT Good Pearl Buttons at Colgate's Talcum 1 Large Size Va i Good Tal ! Lyon's Tooth Powder at 19 CENTO Side Combs at 10 CTO. and 25 Back Combs at 10 CTO. ant Belt Pins at 25 CTO. aj Rubber Hair Pins Good Basting ; Good Toilet Soap at 10 C7TS. a Box. Hair Barretts at 15 CTO. and 2i Hair Rolls at 25 CTO. Each I Post Cards at 1 CENT THE TH0MS0 c .... BRIDGE CONTRACT TO LET. Office of County Board of Commission- O erg of York County. Yorkville, S. C., April 27. 1909. AT the proposed site, on THURS- F Day, MAY 13, 1909, at 11 o'clock a] a. r.i., a contract will be let to the low- 8( est responsible bidder for the building tl of a bridge over Crowder*s Creek at e Hand's Mill. The county will furnish 0all materials. Plans and specifications qi may be seen at the letting. The right t to reject any and all bids is reserved, y, The successful bidder will be require to enter into bond in double the amount 8I of his bid for faithful performance. v] CLEM F. GORDON. Supervisor. ir Attest: iii Kazel Grist, Clerk of Board. 34 t 3t !??_ DARJ^ CORNER EVERYBODY WIIO IS APT BODY WIIO WANTS TO ] EITHER READ OR THEY ii n i ii u' n n n v p n ..... ........ ? As descriptive of the conditions CORNER" Is all right; but as descrl tended to accomplish and the actual name Is a misnomer. "The Searchl of the Gropers," would be a more c< too long. But don't gather the Idea that 1 lecture that you are asked to read, of thrilling Interest from cover to co or woman has ever read It yet wit far out of proportion to the cost?O I W. S. GORDON, 9T Those Who Are Unable to Bu Friends. DERWEAR! wen?well made?On Sale at i?good quality?On Sale at 25 Drawers?nicely made -from S EACH. vers On Sale at 1* CTS. Each. On Sale at 25 CTS. Each. Govern On Sale at 09 CENTS Icirts?75 Cts. values?On' Sale ndersklrts?On Sale at 70 CTS. vest*?on saie at o us. wai. auze Vests?full sizes?On Sale IE NTS EACH. SALE ime remarkably big values in and {1.00 values?do on Sale YARD. heeling?full 00 inches wide? i k at 60 CENTS THE YARD. 90-Inch linen?75c quality? CENTS THE YARD. All colors?25c value?On Sale ?ARD. FLAX0N >RS . ne. You'll want It It wears n and Heliotrope; 26c quality? SE YARD. Bian Lawn?On Sale This Week h Lawn On Sale at 15 CENTS hes wide?On Sale at 7 CENTS 1 Sale at 10 OTS., 15 CTS., and 3d Hose?10c quality?On Sale IT WAISTS ssimust*"*- I UMS0I5 I here *U8t ?*? Parasol a OLLARS j tyle you want?at 10 CENTS J SWTS Each. I Box. 1 S Each. I SjOTINTS Doaen. f Box. I cum Powder at 10 OT8. Box. f Box. I CT8. j i 25 era f Od 50 ere. f ?f 1? OT8, and 25 ens I1..W J <**?? ? spoon foffblB1' J 5 CTS. Each. Each. N COMPANY inimiMjanimanMid i TEACHERS' EXAMINATION. ffico of th? 8up?nnt?ndont of Education of York County. YorkvlUe, S. C., April Z7, i?v?. kf OTICE la hereby riven that the .^1 regular Spring Examination of pplicants to teach in the public :hoola of York county will be held in le Court House at Yorkvllle on FRIAY, MAY 14, commencing at 9 clock a. m. Applicants will be reoired to furnish their own stationery, here will be no summer school this ear except at Wofford college, and tachers who may have in mind the immer school examinations with a lew to securing the renewal of explrig certificates will take notice accordtgly. T. E. McMACKEN, Superintendent 34. t 3t THE DARK CORNER. I THE DARK CORNER. THE DARK CORNER. THE DARK CORNER. THE DARK CORNER. THE DARK CORNER. THE DARK CORNER. THE DARK CORNER. THE DARK CORNER. THE DARK CORNER. THE DARK CORNER. THE DARK CORNER. THE DARK CORNER. THE DARK CORNER. THE DARK CORNER. THE DARK CORNER. THE DARK CORNER. YBODY AND EVERYBE SOMEBODY, HAS ARE GOING TO READ > ?? It describes, the name "DARK 8 Iptlve of the purpose It was In- B results that It is attaining, the B light of Truth on the Pathway (9 imprehenslve name were it not fl It is a dull sermon or a curtain 8 Far from It The book Is full B ver. It's a loye story. No man B hout deriving benefit that was B NLY $1.00 A COPY. 8 - Yorkville, S. 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