Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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except Andy Deas, Jane and Fanny Bar- i rett, all white, who were recommitted to j jail, in default of bail, to stand their trial at the next term of the upper court. Mr. Blackmon testified to seeing the parties named, in the lot, shortly before he was assaulted, which, we understand, was the ! only evidence against them developed at the preliminary investigation. Mr. Black- 1 mon also stated that as much as $2,000 in < coin was taken from his safe the night of ' the murderous assault upon him. The < loss was not discovered until a few days ; ago?after Mr. Blackmon had sufficiently recovered from his injuries to examine ; the contents of his safe. There were two bags of money in the safe, one containing . $4,000 and the. other $2,000, and strange to ; say, the $2,000 stolen was taken from the ' bag containing $4,000. ? In Pickens county, last week, within . a few miles of where Waldrop, the white < man, was hanged by a mob of negroes, a ; * negro was arrested for an attempt to com- ; rait the same crime for which waidrop ; died. His intended victim was a white J woman. In many similar cases in this ] State in the past, summary punishment ] has followed tne capture of the assailant, j But it was not so this time. There was ' talk of lynching, but the negro was arrest- ' ed and lodged safely in jail. ( ? The Rev. W. D. Shaw, a prominent v Baptist minister of Johnston, Edgefield county, and a convert to the sanctification : doctrine, whose mind has been unbalanced of late by religious enthusiasm, attempted l to commit suicide last Friday evening. ] While his wife was absent he procured a tub of water and, bending over it, plunged ' a knife into his throat on the right side. A colored man who lives in the yard gave the alarm and called a doctor. Mr. Shaw's wound is severe but not necessarily fatal. * ? Judge Aldrich says he has never felt 1 better during the past ten years than at * present. This is discouraging news to the gentlemen who have been waiting irapatiently for the retirement of the old veteran, but nevertheless they will have to i grin and bear it, as he evidently has not t the faintest idea of resigning. The story < of his intended resignation originated by a remark he made in the presence of a " newspaper man that his present gown . would last as long as he would need it. No Pay, No Verdict.?The case of J. t N. Smith vs. J. A. Boggs and others for i $99.00 for failing to maIce the plaintiffs < mnlaoooo nroo hoarH hu .TliaHpP (rnSSfttt flnd S iUUllMXIVO) Tf UVMftU v a jury on Tuesday, the 3d instant. They ( were engaged on the case from 12 M. to 7 ? P. M. After the jury had announced that . they had agreed, they demanded their pay 1 before they would publish. The justice sustained the demand, and said the plaint- 1 iff must pay up, as he had demanded the jury, but the plaintiff was gone, and his J attorney declined to represent him any * further. The defendants not knowing what the verdict was, refused to pay for it, a and it looked like the secret was not going s to be divulged, when one of the jury, Earl r P. Taylor, said, to stop -the racket, he J would pay the jury himself, and for the 1 foreman, Mr. Tom Taylor, to publish the ? verdict. The foreman demurred and said <_ he wanted the money first. It was promptly handed over. The verdict was for the defendants.?Pickens Sentinel. Ularkti $tpris. YORKVILLE, Jan. IS.?Cotton, 91 to 91. j LIVERPOOL, January 16.?Cotton firm; S uplands, 5 9-16d. CHARLESTON, January 16.?Cotton steady; s middling, 9g to 10. * v NEW YORK, January 16.?Cotton firm ; G uplands, 10J. Futures closed very firm, with " sales of 171,200 bales, as follows: January, 10.52 c to 10.53; February, 10.59 to 10.5S ; March, 10.68 b tolO.69; April, 10J6 to 10.77; May, 10.83 to 10.84; t< June, 10.92; July, 10.96 to 10.97; August, 10.99 t: to 11; September, 10.56 to 10.58; October, 10.14 c to 10.16 ; November, 10 to 10.05. s Comparative Cotton Statement. v NEW YORK, January 13.?The following is the comparative cotton statement for the week ; ending January 13,1888: 1888. 1887. : Receipts at all ports for week...145,406 141,773 : Total receipts to this date 4,289,288 4,018,468 Exports for the week 128,717 169,451 , m-A-1 A- O ria xnu o ?Q7 un G iUUtl OAJJUriS LU untc I iu,mo ^ugi ,i^v Stock at all U. S. ports 1,026,145 1,000,061 ? Stock in interior towns 246,219 192,040 f; Stock at Liverpool . 629,000 766,000 ^ Stock afloat for Great Britain...334,000 361,000 ? lUtitts. j ? Religions Notice, Rev. W. W. Ratchfokd will preach at Beth-Shiloh Church ou the 5th Sunday in this ? month at 11 A. M. |r January 18 3 2t a Religious Notice. * Rev. F. C. Hickson will preach at Unity ^ Church next Saturday and Sunday at the usual 'j hour for service. t January 18 3 It ???????????? - 3 Sunday-School Convention. t The next meeting of the Baptist Sundayschool Convention of the York Association * will meet at Flint Hill Church, on Friday before the fifth Sunday in this month. s H. E. Johnson, President. n January 18 3 2t ? Happiness. Chipman's Pills make people happy. Every j one seeks happiness, and the easiest way to secure it, by those who suffer from sick-headache, ? biliousness, constipation or dyspepsia, is to j take Chipinan's Liver Tills, which are purely vegetable and a positiyecure for all liver disor- r ders. Fonsaleby Lowry & Starr, Yorkville, S. C. January 26 4 ly , K.UYKENDAI/8 SPECIAL^ 5 ^flH Any building that is not satisfactorily paint- ed with it, or upon which its use has not cost less than if other paints had been used, will be 1 repainted at our expense. We control the sale of the above paint in town, and after ten years' 0 experience in its use, unhesitatingly pronounce *e it the best paint we have any knowledge of. The above guarantee of the proprietors attach- es to all their paint sold by us, and we will see that it is fulfilled. John C. Kuykendal. c 1 Frequently accidents occur in the household which cause burns, cuts, sprains and bruises; for use in such cases Dr. J. H. McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment has for many years been the constant favorite family remedy. Sold by Kuykendal. f An Alarming Case Of Croup may be quickly relieved and your mind set at rest by a dose or two of Campbell's Cough Cure. I'lliiim s And soreness in the Chest will be relieved by a few doses of Campbell's Cough Cure. Sold only by, Kuykendal. 1 Tell Your Neighbor c How quickly your Cold was broken up and your cough cured by Campbell's Cough Cure. Made and sold by Kuykendal. Make your family happy! Don't you see what a pale, haggard, dispirited woman your | t wife has become ; get her a bottle of Dr. J. II. | "" McLean's Strengthening Cordial and Blood c Purifier, if you would hear her ringing laugh, and see the bloom of health on ler cheeks again. Two sizes, 50 cents and ?1.00 per bottle. Sold by Kuykendal. Hard ' ' Hacking Cough's, without expectoration, cured j ' at once by Campbell's C. C. If your kidneys are inactive, you will feel i and look wretched, even in the most cheerful ( society, and melancholy on the jolliest oeca- , sions. Dr. J. H. McLean's Liver and Kidney I Balm will set you right again. ?1.00 per bottle. 1 .Sold by Kuykendal. SpcM Hoticcs. Club Makers. For the information of those who desire to subscribe for the Enquirer for the year 1888, we publish a list of the club makers, together with their post offices, who have entered names sn our books, either of whom will receive subicriptions at club rates??2.00 per year: J. A. Flannigan, Bowling Green, S. C. J. II. B. Jenkins, Gastonia, N. C. VV. Henry Crook, Fort Mill, S. C. Mrs. F. 1). Williams, McConnellsville, S. C. r. Gib Culp, Fort Mill, S. C. VV. 0. Glover, Point, S. C. Joshua D. Gwin, Clover, S. C. . Walter II. Moore, Guthriesville, S. C. W. A. Baber, Black's, S. C. - E. T. Carson, Yorkville, S. C. J B.M.Faris Fort Mill, S. C. ? Albert M. Grist, Yorkville, S. C. D. S. Holton, Charlotte, N. C. J D. T. and W. S. Lesslie Rock Hill, S. C. T ?!ii!? xxni en ? 3. u. niiuui&, mil, 8. M. McNeel Bullock's Creek, S. C. Jasper N. Roberts Yorkville, S. C. [J. H. Smith, Yorkville, S. C. Maj. Myles Smith, Clover, S. C. , R.L.Wallace, Yorkville, S. C. e R. K. Seaborn, Hickorv Grove, S. C. " W. F. Smith, Bethany, S.C. J 3. L.Suggs, Clay Hill, S. C. f W. H. Bird Grover. N. C. [ HYMENEAL. < ?? c Married?At the residence of the bride's 3arents, on the 12th instant, by Rev. T. H. Mulinax, Mr. G. C. HOPPER and Miss A. E. HARTNESS. All of Grover, N. C. c NOTICE. I A LL and singular, the Creditors of L. S. j HILL, deceas^l, are hereby notified to i >resent their claims, duly authenticated, to me, a >n or before the FIRST DAY OF MARCH, r lext. Z. S. QUINN. J January 18 3. 31** j vitittdtv v1dh var katie. v ju u rm. jl? jlj jl imm?m m. vmw rHAT VALUABLE FARM, 21 miles South v of Yorkville, known as the ROSS PLACE, jelonging to JOHN C. JACKSON, and confining 238 ACRES, well watered and improv?d. Apply to HART <fc HART. January 18 3 2t c SHERIFF'S SALE. c FTITILL be sold between the legal hours of T Sheriff's Sale, the following property: On Tuesday after the first Monday in Febru* iry next, at the late residence of the defendant, t n Bullock's Creek township, thirty bushels of 2orn, more or less, and fifty bushels of Cotton Seed, more or less. Levied on as the property >f Cornelia G. Carter, at the suits of S. W. Guy ind J. M. Kirkpatrick. [?2.00 8 R. H. GLENN, S. Y. C. J rHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ? York County. 8 |T|TJIEREAS JAS. M. KIRKPATRICK has y r applied to me for Letters of Administraion on all and singular the goods and chatels, rights and credits of J. J. KIRKPATHICK, late of the county aforesaid, deceased. j These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all , ;nd singular the kindred and creditors of the g aid deceased, to be and appear before me, atour lext Probate Court for the said county, to be _ tolden at York Court House, on WEDNES- *. )AY, 1ST DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D., 1888, j 111 o'clock, A. M., to shew cause, if any, why ' he said Administration should not be grantea. Jiven under my hand and seal, this 18th day of * January, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eightv-eight, and in the'll2th year of American Independence. JAMES R. KENNEDY, Probate Judge. January IS 3 2t* T TOWN ORDINANCE. n BE* IT ORDAINED bv the Intendant and Wardens, the Town Council of Yorkville, !. C.: Section I. That any person or persons who f< hall, within the corporate limits of said town, . iolate any of the provisions of the Act of the leneral Assembly of South Carolina, entitled An Act to further regulate the sale of intoxiating liquors in this State," approved Decern- a er 24,1880, or of any of the amendments there- |z o, now of force, shall, in addition to the penal- ? ies imposed by the said Act for selling intoxi- ? ating liquors, or wines, lruits prepared wnu c pirituous liquors, bitters, or other beverages of C k-hich spirituous liquors form an ingredient, without a license, or being a druggist, for sell- 1 ng any of the above articles without a prescrip- ' ion from a regular practicing physician other fj han himself?which prescription shall be writ- C en as hereinafter provided?be fined not less ci han ten (10) dollars, nor more than fifty (50) x ;ollars for each and every violation; one half to o to the informer (whether he be the Town . larshal or not), and the other half to be paid uto the treasury of the town ; or be imprison- j d not less than five (5) nor more than thirty 30) days. Sec. II. That the systematic giving away of 1 ny of the articles enumerated in Section I, is lereby ordained to be a nuisance, within the rnrview of this Ordinance, and a violation subecting the party or parties to the penalty imlosed by said section. Sec. III. That no physician shall issue a pre- f cription for any of the articles enumerated in lection I, without stating the name of the per- a on in full for whom it is issued, and the amount I ,nd kind of liquor prescribed, and the quanti- C v to be used daily, and without certifying at e he foot thereof over his own signature : (1.) h 7hat he is a regular practicing physician. (2.) c ?hat he is in bona fide attendance upon the par- u v named in the body of the prescription. (3.) fi ?hat said party is in need of medical attention, v nd (4.) That ho deems the prescription issued ? he proper treatment for said patient. ji Sec. IV. That no Druggist shall fill a pro- v cription unless the requirements of Section III hall have been complied with ; and any drug;ist filling such prescriptions shall keep the ame on a separate file for the space of twelve aonths, subject at all times to the inspection of , ny member of the Town Council or the Town Council as a body. Sec. V. That any Druggist or Physician who hall violate any of the provisions of Sections II or IV, above, shall be subject to the same V lenalties as those imposed by Section I of this C )rdinance. I lone in Assembly of Council, this 17th day of <S January, A. D. 1888, under the corporate I seal.] Real of said town. I GEORGE H. O'LEARY, Intendant. I F. A. Gilbert, Clerk of Council. b January 18 3 tf h ^ F. HAPPERFIELD. GROCERIES AND HARDWARE ? [N addition to a full stock of STAPLE AND si FANCY GROCERIES, HARDWARE, Ac., am now handling the celebrated - iavassa Co's Guano and Acid Phosphate. J l full stock now in Store and ready for deliv- ry. The above FERTILIZERS are too well nown to require anything I could say in their ivor, having been sold in this place for the jr ast fifteen years by Capt. T. S. JEFFERYS. J THE MARBLE YARD. ? I invite special attention to my present stock nd prices. It will be to your interest to exam- p ae work and prices before purchasing. p F. HAPPERFIELD. a: for sheriff. a I1I7E are authorized to announce W. D. f JOHNSTON as a candidate for the office f SIIERIFFfof Y'ork county, subject to the ction of the Democratic party at the primary F lection. h January 18 3 tf a for sheriff. |?TE are authorized to atinounco ALLEN R. j tl tt CROSBY as a candidate for SHERIFF if York county, subject to the action of the democratic party at the primary election. P January 4 1 " tf n for sheriff. j " ljtTE are authorized to announce Capt. E. A. j ? CRAWFORD as a candidate for the of- j _ ice of SHERIFF of York county, subject to ; he action of the Democratic primary election. January 4 1 * tf for sheriff^ WE are authorized to announco J. ALF. { CARROLL as a candidate for the office j >f SHERIFF of Y'ork county, subject to the j iction of the Democratic primary election. December 21 51 * tf for sheriff! j i WE are authorized to announce JOHN A. j HARWTV m mnrluJiitfi for t.ho nfficD I if SHERIFF of York county, subject to the ! 'I lotion of the Democratic primary election. I v December 14 50 * tf ^ FOR JUDGE OF IMtOHA'fL j IJI7"E are authorized to announce JAMES It. ff KENNEDY as a candidate for re-elec-! ion to the office of JUDGE OF PltOHATE of i'ork county, subject to the action of the Dcm- ] icratic party at the primary election. January 11 1 tf i FOR l'ROBATE JIDG E. I WE are authorized to announce Col. WIL- S LIAM II. McCORKLE as a candidate 1 or JUDGE OF PROBATE, subject to the ac- C ion of the Democratic party at the primary > dection. " I January 4 1 tf I SEEI> O VIS FOK SALE j <j Jk BUSHELS RED RUST PROOF OATS 1 -OOU for sale. Also FIFTY BUSHELS V 1URT OATS, the earliest'oat known and the I o icst for thin land. R. T. GILLESPIE. I b January 11 3t ' WALTER B. MOORE & CO., SUCCESSORS TO LINDSAY & MOORE, [F you find trouble to lend, cull at once. If you are being pushed up for some back lebts, small amounts, say from $100 to $200, ind you are willing to givo good security, sail on us at once and wo will arrange for rou at reasonable interest. 12 pounds of Granulated Sugar for $1 this veek. WALTER B. MOORE & CO. CASH DID IT. We have bought and will receive in about 0 days, a large stock of New Orleans Alolasies which we will scrape tho very bottom of >rices with. By the barrel wo will save yon noney. Brother merchants wanting two or hree barrels can save money through us. We ?ave also bought a largo stock of Flour, makng our purchase before the rise. This will arable us to sell at wholesale prices. I "Perfect" is the word to apply to our stock >f Table Cutlery. LET REASON PREVAIL. Is is not reasonable to believe that one can tbtain more satisfaction by dealing with a louse that keeps everything, and guarantees ivery transaction against competition. We mve no transactions that wo can't go bohind. far instance, if you purchase an article of us ,nd become dissatisfied with it in point of >rice, quality or what not; it is just worth the >rice you paid us for it, so return it and get I 'our money. WALTER B. MOORE A- CO. 1 Leader in China Glass and Crockery. 12 pounds of Granulated Sugar for ?I this veek. SEED OATS. Owing to high prices of Seed Oats wo have i >nly bought a small lot, but of very fine quali- i y. * Seed Potatoes, Clover, Onion Sets and iarden Seed will be kept iu season. i WALTER B. MOORE & CO. Agents for Railroad and Miller Snuffs. 12 pounds of Granulatid Sugar for ?1 this reek. WHAT SHALL. WE GIVE. We will again commence to give tickets with ( 11 our soap sales in ashor.time. We have not s yet decided what we will offer as a prize, | ?ut it shall be equally as nice as our prize last eason and well worth vour trouble of looking fter. WALTER B. MOORE tfc CO. ] FANCY HARDWARE. We claim to be up with the times in all kinds f Hardware, and we will pay more attention n the future than ever. We can sell you anyliing in this line from a Peg Awl to a Railroad luspension Bridge. Xever purchase in this ] ine without consulting us. Carpenters' Tools \ specialty. Fancy goods in large quantities, j [nives, Pistols,' Brass Knucks, Hitching ( T 1 7.-. Cnil.nt. anil 1 1UUK3, A'UllUO opiivua, JL 1 UIJIIIII5 uuvuiOf ?uu j 11 sorts of Locks, Hinges and Fastenings? < es, yes, everything. < WARTER B. MOORE ?fc CO, Leaders in Plug Tobacco. 12 pounds of Granulated Sugar for 100 cents. DO YOU REMEMBER 'he enormous stock of Crockery Lindsay cfc j loore bought a year ago? Well! see what the t ew firm has done in next issue. 1 WALTER B. MOORE & CO, c Agents for Shingles, Doors and Blinds. 1 You can get 12 pounds of Granulated Sugar ] >r ?1 at WALTER B. MOORE & CO'S. t COFFINS AND CASKETS. j! OgBg$ BBBBfc 1 8 n|7 E have tho most complete stock of Cofr _tins and Caskets, all shapes and prices, 1 om the cheapest to ?150.00. See our Burial 1 lothes. Nothing will take their place for f anvenience and economy. Mr. C. M. Church, 1 ssistant. WALTER B. MOORE <fc CO. ?????mm?m?? ?, rJO.C.KUYKENDAL. ] rHE YORK DRUG STORE. CRUISE OF 1888. rHE York Drugstore is ready for tho cruise of '88. with a stock of pure*Drugs, Patent nd Proprietary Medicines, Chemicals, Fluid ixtracts, Pills, Elixirs, Sundries, Paints, Oils, lolors, Stains, Brushes, Ivalsomine, <tc., uncjualed in tho Piedmont region. We hope our 1st year's patrons who have paid us their ac- . ounts, or who intend to pay them, will eontin0 to favor us with their trade. Those who ave not paid us, nor do not intend to do so, rill, of course, expect no favors as to time on oods. They will, however, as a matter of ] istice to us, give us their cash trade, which 1 rill be duly appreciated. , IniliwuiiiiontG bk PlivbScillllti. Jlll^KtKV VBKKV'a */V ju^ oava??aa>7v ^ We particularly solicit tbe trade of Physi- J ians and offer thetp special inducements in J }\v prices, pure Drugs, and easy terms. 1 POPULAR SPECIALTIES. t Campbell's Cough Cure, Kuykendal's Eye t Vater, Kuykendal's Chill Pills, Chinese ( lleansing Cream, Jackson's Black Pills, J I C , larness Oil, Detroit Carriage Black, Longman c ; Martinez' Pure Prepared Paint, Moyune ] district Young Hyson Tea, Tansill's Cigars, ] 'acitic Guano and Acid, and Irish Bone Acid, i .odcstone, PiedmontBeauty and Tar-baby To- ( acco, are all immensely popular goods, are \ avingabig sale and can only be had at the ] rork Drug Store. r Sidetracks Competition. We sidetrack competition in the matter of g ihewing Tobacco. Our prices prove it. We c all attention to our "dandy" brands, "Lode- g tone," "Piedmont Beauty" and "Tar-babv." c JOHN C. KUYKENDAL. hOWRY & STARR. DR. KIND'S COXSIMPTION (THE. , Ill-IE best thing on tho market for Coughs, ? Colds, Bronchial Affections, <fec., wholeile and retail at the Emporium. Sample hot- c es free of charge. We also keep Boschee's German Syrup, Dr. lull's Cough Syrup, Ayer's Cherry 'Pectoral, * iso's Consumption Cure, Taylor's Sweet Gum nd Mullein, Sine's S.vrup of Tar, Jayne's Exectorant. In short, if you have a cough call ; t the Emporium and get a cure. Horse and Cattle Powders. LOWRY A STARR'S celebrated Condition < owder is the very thing for horses, cows and c ogs, in large packages. Also Barker's Horse i nd Cattle Powders. A Komic Almanacgiven i :itli each package of powders. Use Dr. Salmer's Chicken Powder. It makes ae hens lay and keeps off diseases. i DYSPEPSIA CURED 1 >v tho use of Holt's Dyspeptic Elixir. Will take it to your interest to call on us when in ^ eed of Drugs. f Chew Sullivan's Tobacco. LOWRY A STARR, Lending Druggists. M. STRA'USS. ~' COMPETITION IN BUSINESS. ; C M, STRAUSS AND II. C. STRAUSS A RE ready and willing to compete with any \ party, even with those who are ottering . Iieir GOODS AT COST. 'hose who have ready cash, for paying at once, . ill find that we are the cheapest House in j "orkville. SEWING MACHINES from 810.00 up. Come and see for yourself. i ? i?? I ???? i ? I ' NEW GOODS. j* Pop Holiday and \iuas Gills. ri j1 Jf 10NTS' (told Watches from ?25.00 to ?05.00. ! ) indies' Cold Watches from ?20.00 to ?50.00. 1 liver Watches from ?10.00 to ?17.00. 'lain Cold Rings from 75 cents to ?5.00. lolcl Set Rings from ?1.25 to ?12.00. ] ecklaces ?1.00 to ?7.00. , indies' "Queen" Chains from ?1.50 to ?5.00. t tracelets from ?1.50 to ?10.00. j 5 lents' and Ladies' Cult Buttons from 50c. to ?4. ( lents' and Ladies' Collar Buttons, all prices, j pairof handsome Vases at cost, ?2.50. Vaterbury Watches ?2.50, and a great many ther articles. Call in and examine before j t living elsewhere. ! a A. S. MORRISON, Agent. 1 * ^>IAY Ac MAY, ejj IS DRUGGISTS. Ok HAMLIN'S COUGH BALSAM. THIS kind of weather is productive of colds, and when that trilling little disease is not nipped in its incipiency, it often leads the patient on to pneumonia, consumption, and to a premature grave! Hence, with the large stock of reliablo medicines we have on hand for colds, it is worse than suicide to neglect a slight cold. Besides the celebrated Hamlin Cough Balsam, we have Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure, Bull's Cough Syrup, Taylor's Sweet Cum and Mullein, Boschee's German Syrup, and Jackson's Magic Balsam. All of the above preparations are first class and are thoroughly reliable goods. When you are in need of anything for the above diseases, call on MAY <fc MAY. SALVATIUJN UiL Beats the world for Pains, Bruises, Backache and all kinds of pains. Wehavejust received another lot of RAMON'S NERVE ANI) BONE OIL, which is too well known to need any comment at our hands. "We also have Ramon's Relief, which our old customers have good cause to remember. We received a large invoice of New Goods this morning on the Little Daily Narrow Gauge, and the goods are all for sale. When you want anything in the drug line call on MAY it MAY. DR. SIMMONS' LIVER MEDICINES. Wo have just received a new supply of Dr. M. A. Simmons' Genuine Vegetable Liver Medicine, put up in larger packages than formerly and in different shapes, from 25 cents up. It is useless for us to comment on this great medicine as it is too well known. Call and get a bottle or package. We have it, both in powder and liquid forms. SMITH'S BILE BEANS. You can see "Smith's Beans" on every fence, tree and outhouse in town ; but it is useless to ask : "What Smith it is?" for MAY ct MAY have about a peck of his beans and they are certainly good for biliousness. CHILLARINE Ls the only guaranteed vegetable cure for CiniLLS AND FEVER known. It is a splen:lid preparation and we find good sale for it. Anybody suffering from Piles can no longer be hacked at, but positively cured by the use af one bottle of HOT SPRINGS REMEDY for Piles. It is a splendid remedy and has no aqual. Give it a trial and be convinced. CI <* ^ [3 the proper namo for the Hot Springs Remedy, ft is guaranteed to cure every form of Piles in from three to six days ; invariably cures Totler, Scald Head, Ring Worm, with all Itchings, Irritations and Scaly Eruptions. Readily jures Chronic Sores, Ulcers, Bruises, Scalds, Blotches, Pimple9, and all skin eruptions ;aused and fed by tainted or impure blood. Sold only by MAY <fc MAY. We have SHAKER'S EXTRACT OF ROOTS And a great many other new Patent Medicines ,hat we have never kept before. Ask for anything in the Drug line of any worth and you ;an get it from MAY &. MAY. Phosaciu?a lerve tonic and stimulant for the aged. B. B. 3.?the great blood purifier of the age. Read heir advertisement in this issue of the EniiriRER. We are wholesale agents for B. B. B. Ml of Shiloh's remedies on hand. Canary Seed, with instructions on the care of Canary Birds. MORPHINE, QUININE AND OPIUM. Morphine, Quinine and Opium always on land, together with all Staple Drugs, Medicines md Chemicals. Hood's and Ayer's Sarsaparilla, Radway's Beady Resolvent, Radway's Ready Relief, Bradfield's Female Regulator, Green's August Flower, and in fact everything you could easonably expect us to keep. MAY ?fc MAY. HUNTER A OATES. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN HEAVY Fall and Winter Goods 1 ? riASH. WE will offer our entire stock of Ladies' Newmarkets and Jackets at exceedingly ow prices, to close out. Also a magnificent ine of Balmoral Skirts that we are offering at ,*er3r low prices. A few pairs of all-wool Blankets at cut-throat prices. Heavy all-wool Dress jloods that will be closed out regardless of cost. V big lot of all-wool Red Flannel and Plaid binseys that will be sold at low prices. A nagnificent assortment of ladies', misses' and children's all-wool Hose. Call and examine hem before buying. Also our ladies' fleece ined Balbrigan and our misses' ribbed Hose hat are extraordinarily cheap. Also a big line )f ladies' all-wool Underwear, at less than values. A full and complete assortment of lalies' Collars and Cuffs, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Neckwear, Ac. Knitting Cotton, Rick-Rack Braid, Featheredge Braid, Hooks and Eyes, Veiling, Corsets, Laces and Embroideries very cheap. A beautiful stock of Velveteens, Ac., 'or trimming dresses. Our stock of Staple Dry Goods is very complete, such as Bed Ticks, Bleached Muslins, Brown Homespuns, Table Damask, Doylies, Towels, Hickory Striped Shirtings and Cotton Flannels. Our [took of heavy Boots and Shoes is now full and complete, at very low prices. We also otter special low prices in our excellent assortment HIGH ART CLOTHING, "n which wo have a few heavy Overcoats and Suits that we can save you money on. Wo respectfully invito our many friends and customers to give us a call before'buying. HUNTER A OATES, Headquarters'for Gents' Furnishing Goods. GEORGE T SCHORR. COOKING STOVES. JUST received a lot of Philadelphia Stoves, and if you want a good one, with the best mtfit in town, give mo a call. Hard cash nakes low prices! If I am not in to wait on fOU, Cliarlic Diuilap kVill always be found "on deck," and will rent you honestly. BY THE WAY, Christmas is over, and Ave have some Toys left >11 hand Avhich ivill be sold regardless of cost. Wilcox ?fc White Organs Still rising in reputation. Will soon publish ionic testimonials. HEADQUARTERS For Sewing Machines, Tinware, House-Furlishing Goods, Wooden-Ware, <fec., cheap for :ash. GEORGE T. SCHORR. ALONZO ROSE. ALL KINDS OF MEATS. IT is my intention, "from this day forever," to keep a REEF AND MEAT MARKET n every sense of the term, supplying the trade vith the very best meats the market affords. Consequently I desire to buy an unlimited lumber of FAT REEF CATTLE, HOGS and HI EE P. St u fieri Sausage. The stulfed Sausage, which is becoming so lopular Avitli house-keepers, is not prepared jy me, but is made by a Sausage Maker in Virginia, and is shippeel to me fresh everyday. TO MY COUNTRY FRIENDS Avould say that I Avould be glad to servo them vith anything in the Avay of Meats or anything jlse I may have for sale. When you have any flutter, Eggs, Chickens or any'kind of Pro1.-I..,. S? T frw I,,,,, !f IUVO Ullll^j XV tu 111U l\Jl A KW wuj mi Fish and Ojsters Twice a Week. It is my intention to supply this market wieea week with Fish and Oysters. So leave i'our orders and secure these luxuries. ALOXZO ROSE. H. F. APICKEST GRAND CENTRAL FANCY AND DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT, | AND DEPOT FOR BOOTS AND SHOES. Special Offerings for Thirty Days. A LOT of nice choice stylish Linen Collars, all sizes, at 12i cents each. First-class goods. A lot of 2,000 yards of choice standard Prints at 5 cents per yard. 3,000 yards 50 x 50 standard Prints, dark colors, only at 4 cents per yard. ALL RINGING BARGAINS. WE are showing some rare bargains in choicfi seasonable goods, to reduce stock. Brown Homespuns, bleached Homespuns, i bleached Sheetings, brown Sheetings, brown Drills, 8-ounce Osnaburgs, 8-ounco Ducks, Cotton Flannels, Plaid Lindseys, Plaid Osnaburgs, Bed Ticks, Blankets, Quilts, Dress Prints, Ginghams, Towels, Scrim for Curtains, Table Damask, Table Doylies and Napkins, Wash Rags, Lace Curtains, Oil, Red, Blue and Green Calico, Pink, Ruby, Green and Yellow Quilt Calico. A largo lot of nice colors in Prints at 5 cents per yard. Specially low prices are being made on Jeans and Cassimeres. The attention of every purchaser of Boots and Shoes is directed to our exceptional stock in this department. We are showing the finest stock of Shoes to bo found in upper Soutk Carolina. We have .every shapo of men's fine hand and machine-made Shoes in congress, button and lace. Our genuine calf Shoe at $3.50, in button, lace and congress, plain or fancy toe, is far ahead of any other in the market, and justly deserves the* praise giyen by those who have worn it. , A most attractive stock of men's fine Shoes, at lowest prices, from $1.50, $1.75, $2.00, $2.25, $2.50 and $3.00 per pair. Values guaranteed. Our stock of ladies', misses' and children's fino Shoes is very full, and prices are the lowest known. Fine French kid button, Dongolakid button, Curacoa kid button, Tampico goat button, straight goat button, Pebble goat button, Ac. A very large line of medium Shoes for ladies, misses and children, in lace and button. Old ladies' tine kid foxed and Straight goat button Shoes, Wakenfast bottoms, broad Hat heels, solid comfort; and a full line of old ladies' low cut Balmorals, in goat and glove grain. Values warranted. Misses' fine kid and goat button Shoes at various prices. Ladies' and Misses' goat lace Shoes, all sizes. A most extensive stock of children's school Shoes and infants' goat and kid button Shoes. We have all kinds of Slippers for gentlemen, ladies and children. OUR MILLINERY STORE Is full of seasonable Novelties. As usual, the ladies find us headquarters in this line, and we are making every effort to surpass former exhibits. A full line of merino^Vests and Pants for ladies and children. A full stock of Zephyrs, Yarns, Flosses. Braids, Cheneilles, Ac., Ac. < Our stock of Notions and Small Wares is, as usual, unimpeachable. In Books and Stationery i We are showing more stock and ruling prices ( are lower than ever known before. All kinds of School and Miscellaneous j Books. Decidedly the finest stock of Stationery we have ever shown. OPENED THIS WEEK. Two large invoices of School Books, making our stock complete. All persons indebted to me, in any way, will please take notice that I must have the money. Please lot us settle amicably. H. F. ADICKES. w. c. ltatimer.A CARD OF THANKS. 1 DESIRE to return thanks to my many friends and customers for the liberal share of their patronage for the past year, and beg to assure them that my efforts during the coming year will be to gain the same by offering the best goods ami latest novelties at the lowest living prices. Special Notice. I must again ask all parties indebted to me in any way to settle at once. I will allow you until the 12TH OF THIS MONTH to save cost. After that time my claims will be in the hands of a collector. Can take no excuse, as it is verv necessary forme to have my money. W. C. LATIMER. j. ii. kiddle. IMCOAI IITIAfM I' UlOCV/kU I IVIli t BY mutual agreement, the Co-partnership t of RIDDLE A PEC RAM has this day 1 been dissolved. All parties indebted to the ( aboye firm are requested to make prompt settlement of the same with either of the undersigned, or with Messrs. IIART A IIART, our . Attorneys. I J. H. RIDDLE, J. B. PEGRAM. January 2, 1888. J. H. RIDDLE, 8UCCES80R TO RIDDLE &. PEGRAM. IN coming before the public single-handed I desire to express my most hearty appreciation of the very liberal patronage in the past, and I hope in future to merit a continuance of the same. DAILY ARRIVALS. I am daily receiving afresh stock of General ! Groceries and Plantation Supplies, of which I j ? will speak more fully in the future. J. H. RIDDLE. I I WI. H. SPECK. A FLORIDA EDITOR SAYS : MR. WM. II. SPECK, of the jewelry house i t of A. G. Phillips, made three pieces of j very delicate machinery for a fine gold watch j , that had been laid up for fifteen years as use- [ " less. Several watchmakers informed the own- j er that the work could not bo done this side of i New York. Weli, good watchmakers, good ! I preachers and good lawyers are a great benefit i to a community.?Editor Palatka Hkrald. j ' The Standard Time ;} Can always bo obtained by calling at my store ] and consulting the "REGULATOR", which < has just arrived. On the arrival of the Reg- ] ulator I received about fifty Clocks of all j styles and prices, with and without the alarm 'j attachment. REPAIR WORK. I i In this department of my business I make f i a specialty, and with a thorough training and ten years of practical experience, I claim to j know how to repair any foreign or domestic ; watch in use. Wedding and Engagement Rings I Of all sizes and styles always on hand and engraved to order. Remember, when I say I 1 gold, I mean gold. I can always be found in the front room of Dr. A. Y. Cartwright's I office. WM. H. SPECK. 1 T. M. DOBSOIT & SON. 1 as re ir ON AND AFTER THE 18TH. ? w ai ON and after the 18th we will not sell any more Staple Goods at Cost, but will still ti continue to sell at RACKET PRICES. tt Double-width Dress Goods worth 50 cents, al for 30 cents. tl TA r-% ."l-v 1 ^ Tw + Al JLSUUUIU* W1UL11 UI US3 VJUUU3 W UI tit I ?J tciik?t wi for 55 cents. M Double-width Dress Goods worth 33 cents, ui for 25 cents. <fe Double-width Dress Goods worth 25 cents, 13 for 20 cents. Dress Patterns worth ?15.00 for ?10.00. fo Overcoats worth ?15.00 for ?10.00. Overcoats worth ?10.00 for?0.00. cl Overcoats worth ?7.50 for ?5.00. m Overcoats worth ?0.00 for ?4.25. at Boots worth ?3.50 for ?2.50. Boots worth ?4.00 for ?2.90. Boots worth ?2.50 for ?2.00. Jv And all kinds of goods at very low prices for 1 the money. "We will pay special attention this year S; To the Cash Business. " P ai Cash buyers will always got the inside figures if they will let it be known that they want to pay spot cash. We will always meet all cash to prices, no matter how low. We have left a line ^ of men's lamb's wool Undervests, which we w are offering very low. Don't buy any tc DRY GOODS | Until you get our prices. Yarns, Shirtings, Alamance and Prints, will always be sold very W low by us, for cash. We are ottering our Mil- ai linery Goods, all at Backet Prices. Some y< things below Cost. re RED C OIL. 2 ol ai Wo aro selling a very superior Kerosene article of Red C Oil at 25 cents a gallon. One gal- , Ion is worth two of the Common Oil. It gives so much better light. Just try one gallon and 7, you will never use any other kind. There is just as much difference betweon the light of the Red C Oil and the Common Oil as there is ( between the Common Oil light and Candles. Try it of We are still running r THE DRESS-MAKING, f Mrs. LOWRANCE never makes a misfit. H We are sending Dresses all over the country. S] CORSETS. H We are well supplied with all numbers of tb Ball's Corsets. us The Kabo is warranted not to break or roll q] up in one year's wear. If it does the money . will be refunded. 1,1 We have a few fine Trunks which we offer at cost. re Notes and Accounts. c, Cl A great manv of the NOTES AND AC- St COUNTS of the'old firm of T. M. DOBSON <fe et CO. are now in the hands of D. E. FINLEY for collection. Lookout! .Someone will pay ;ost. " T. M. DOBSON & SON, Bi Leader in Dress-Making and Millinery. ar he eh fn er L1TTA BROTHERS. \ P? tb to al a < I h? th ATTENTION. ] ALL persons indebted to us, either by note or account,"will please call and settle soon _ is we are anxious to close up our old business. LATTA BROTHERS. St Pi W! pr c Fj A KENNEDY BROS. & BARRON. H ahappyYewyear to all. _ WE take this method of returning our most u heartfelt thanks to our friends and cus- H. omers for the splendid share of patronage ex- -* ended to us during the year just past, and ^ lope that your efforts during the year now up- ^ >n us will be crowned with great prosperity, "ITEMS OF INTEREST. yc f1 _ ^ M as UOME to Ivi'JiN .N ED 1 JiKUS. ittllAttttUiN O gl For Clothing, . Pr For Ladies' line Shoes, For Ladies' Undervests, For Gents' Underwear, 14 Fov Gents' Hats and Caps, For Fire Dogs, I For Shovels and Tongs, at For C'ross-Cnt Saws, an For Hand Saws, ex For Trace Chains, For Drawing Knives, For Shot, Powder and Caps, 1)11 For Loaded Shells, j J For Axes, < For Canvas Leggins, til For Choice New Crop Molasses, as For anything you need in the Dry Goods line. We arc determined to sell, and solicit an eximination of onr goods and prices. EMPHATIC POINTS. m We have some CHATTEL MORTGAGES E] (till on hands THAT MUST BE SETTLED. All NOTES AND ACCOUNTS due us must th je closed up. We cannot carrv them over an- 1111 ..I ,ul,n ni-n nivinn PC HUU1 J CiU , (UIU ann. UU1 llibiiug u uu Uiv Uinu^ - . bese papers to settle at once, and not compel 1 is to put them in the hands of an Attorney. iVe mean business to all. j We return thanks to all who have paid us up. g( PARISH & KENNEDY. I ?ancy and Heavy Groceries and Fruits.1 .Vith grateful hearts farewell, farewell, | t Ve part, yea we have parted and welcomed 1888, j ^ ''or you know four years is long to wait, ITet it is better than never, so you are clever, i , bit the best thing you can possibly do, K>( s to teach all people, this is true, * wj ['hat Cash trading will make full barns; Ifea will bless you. with independence and plenty. A] s'ow it is your duty to use the right means L'o succeed, which is the grandest thing [ |H Chat we can live, serve and die for. ! p* jet us advise you to start right, Vnd with cash push on, up continually, i 'or if you use sense, energy and cash," ? N"o earthly power can keep "you down ; j M Vith theso three all in weakness bound. M Vith grateful hearts for past favors, Ve most earnestly request your patronage fhis New Year which has worn away its four. ! ( Very respectfully, ! Kt PARISH A KENNEDY. 1 i WITHERS ADICKES. NEW GOODS. rHOUGH our stock is large and complete, we continue to receive new goods. SUGARS ARE ADVANCING, but will sell i low as possible. Wo keep Sugars from best (fineries to get it pure. Try our finest Icing. COFFEES ARE STILL STIFF. Considorig the trouble and waste, parched Coffees lould crow in favor. We have a nice article , 34 pounds for 31.00. Thurber's No. 34, in icks, still holds its friends. Received this eek, a fancy Caracas Coffee, as good as Java id at less price. ON THE ROAD?New Canned Goods, Gelanes, those fine flavoring Extracts. Cheese? io finest made and cheaper grades. Spices of 1 sorts. Try our Sausage Mixture?it's better lan you can inix?the portions being based n scientific principles and practical tests, [ince Moat?a customer says the best he ever aed. Apple Butter, Cranberry'Sauce, Jellies, c. Baking Powders of all sorts. Horsford's read Preparation cheaper than elsewhere. Teas of all sorts from 50 cents up. Try us ir Teas. Flours cheap. Our patent at 32.75 is very leap. Pure Lard. The finest Ham on the larket. Also those popular California Hams ;124 cents. BUCKWHEATS.?Rccoiiect where to get it )od. We have uiree sorts. Oat Meal and at Flakes of best quality. Molasses of all >rts. THREE BARGAINS.?Try a Can of Maple ^rup at 25 cents. Also, Fruit Jams and Scotch [armalades at 25 cents. Fruits of all sorts leap. Nice dried figs at 15 cents. Dates and runes of better quality than usual. Crackers id Candies cheap. HARDWARE.?Don't forget that we claim > save you money in this line. Our Steel ails are far superior to the ordinary nails, and o sell them at the same price. Recollect where > get horse and mule Shoes and the H. S. ails at 15 cents. Sold at most places at 20 mts. II. S. Hammers and Rasps cheap, bains of all sorts. Trace, Breast, Cattle, Well, og Chains, <fcc. The best Sausage Mill, in two sizes. Cutlery of every sort. New lot on the road. e carry the best assortment in this market id want our prices examined. We can save ail money in Pocket Knives. Files, Chisels, and Augers of every sort. At sduced prices?Shovels and Tongs,"Andirons, liot, Powder, Gun Shells, Cartridges of every >rt. Gun Implements, Gun Locks, and parts ' same. Wads cheaper than elsewhere. Caps id Primers, Ac. GUNS.?A few left and will be sold very leap. Try us for these goods and Hardware morally." Bolts of all sizes cheap. Locks, iqges anil Fastenings of all sorts, on which e court a comparison of goods and prices. CARPENTER'S TOOLS OF ALL SORTS. Saws cheap, from 50 cents upward. Saw Sets ' several sorts. Planes, Levels and Plumbs, ules, Tape Measures, Braces and Bits, Squares ' various kinds, Plumb Bobs, Brick and lastering Trowels, Mouse, Rat and Steel raps, Wire Belts, etc., etc. Plows, Plow Stocks, Hames, Singletrees, eel Bolts, Lap-Rings, Backhands, Bridle Bits. 3urs, Ac. AXES. Recollect where to get the best at only 75 cents, atchets and Hammers of all sorts. Don't forget us about Hardware. We really link you will lose money by not consulting 3. ROCKERY, WOODEN AND TINWARE every shape. Window Glass and Sheet Tin, and Putty ady for use. TOBACCO, TOBACCO, CHEAP. All sorts for Chewing and Smoking. Fineit Chewing. Bargains by the box. 10 pound iddies, cheap. The genuine Bull Durham for noking, and cheaper grades. Cigars, Cigarts and Pipes, in variety. COUNTRY PRODUCE WANTED. re will always buy everything in this line, utter, Eggs, Beeswax, Peas, Corn, and almost lything. FOR COW FEED. We have Pea Meal, which is very line. Some iated Corn Meal at a low price, for Cows. OILS. Don't forget our ISO0 test. Safe, odorless and leaper than common Oil, in the ond. Parafle Candles 31.00 for a box of 30. Much cheap than at retail. Lamp Chimneys and Fixtures generally. WITHERS ADICKES. G. H. O'LEARY. 1888. T|7 ITH the opening of the new year I take 'v pleasure in returning my thanks for the itronage of the past year, and "desire to inform e public that I am prepared to serve my cusniers during the present year with goods in 1 the lines I carry at short profits. Give me call is all I ask. G. H. O'LEARY. furniture. AM receiving daily new Furniture of all . grades. Some elegant Bedroom Suits and ludsomo Parlor Suits will be sold cheap for e cash at G. H. O'LEARY'S. "bedsteads, chairs, ac. LLL grades of Bedsteads, Chairs, Bureaus, Sideboards, Safes, Tables, Washstands, attresses, Spring Beds and a handsome line Rattan and Reed Chairs at O'LEARY'S stoves. stoves, stoves. BOOKING and Heating Stoves of the best J make, bought by the car load. Also No. 1 oves made by Chas. Noble A Co., Philadel lia. Every Stove warranted. Remember hen you want anything in this line I lead in ices and quality. carpets, rugs, ac . lARPETS, Rugs, Mattings, Window Shades, J Window Cornices, Cornice Poles, Picture ames, Work Baskets, Ac., Ac., at G. H. O'LEARY'S. saddles, harness, &iT. > LARGE stock of Saddles, Harness, Bridies, Collars, Whips, ant. everything kept this line as cheap as the cheapest. Don't ly before vou get my prices in these goods. G. H. O'LEARY. JOHN R. ASHE." APPY NEW YEAR TO EVERYBODY! VITH the advent of the New Year, I beg to extend the compliments of the season to e trading public, and wish one and all a bap' and prosperous New Y"ear, and will come fore you as in former vears, asking a share of iur patronage in my different lines of traffic, suring you courteous and honest treatment, vine vnn the best (roods at the lowest DOSSible ices." ? JOHN R. ASHE. 15 CENTS~F0R COTTON SEED.. [>0,000 BUSHELS WANTED. AM now paying 15 CENTS PER BUSHEL for good sound COTTON SEED delivered my Warehouse, and am prepared to handle almost unlimited quantity. I also offer an change of Fertilizers for Cotton Seed. I will give one Ton of Acid Phosphate for 120 ishels of Cotton Seed. One Ton of Cotton Seed Meal Compound for 3 bushels of Cotton Seed. Those proposing to use Cotton Seed for Ferizing will do well to consider the above offer, the exchange will go further than the seed. JOHN R. ASHE. SIIINGLESAND LI1IE. r offer an unlimited lot of FIRST CLASS )KTII CAROLINA HEART PINE SAWD SHINGLES, 4 x 18 inches, which I guartee to be as good as any Shingles offered in is market. I will furnish them in any itnber from ONE to ONE MILLION at $2.50 r thousand,cash. rirst Class Limestone Lime at$1.25 per barrel. Tobaccos, Tobaccos. [ have just received a consignment of 35 )XES TOBACCO which I offer to the trade the BOX at 25 cents per pound. I have a II line of other goods at all prices up to 75 , tits. JOHN R. ASHE. PUBLIC SCHOOL. y?2tv BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF I TRUSTEES of this School District, iSMi A FREE SCHOOL for BOYS AND GIRLS will be opened at the FEiSEr MALE COLLEGE, on MONDAY, ;h instant, Mr. J. A. WATSON, Principal, th a suitable number of female assistants. W. M. KENNEDY. Secretary. DVANCEIN PRICE 0FC0TT0N SEED. lROM this date until further notice, I will PAY FIFTEEN (15) CENTS PER BUSHj for good sound COTTON SEED. T. B. McCLAIN. December 14 50 tf JTWTW hite, P. D. S., DENTIST, YORKVILLE, S. C. )ftiee in the Allison Building, oyer Parish A snnedy's Store. April 20 16 ly*