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j&jieiiai Notices. Religious Notice. There will be oommunion services at Sharon A. R. P. church on the oth Sabbath in this month, instead of the 4th Sabbath, as previously announced. October 19 42 2t Delegates and Visitors take Notice. Editok op Thk Enquirkr : You will please allow me space in your paper to say that all delegates and visitors who attend the Sundayschool convention which meets at Catawba on the 28th, will be met at Leslie if they will notify me. J. A. Garrison, Leslie, S. C. October 19 42 It Meeting of Executive Board. There will be a meeting of the Executive Board of the York Baptist association during the session of the Sunday-school convention at Catawba church. Churches desiring aid from the board are requested to send representatives. F. O. S. Curtis, Chairman. October 19 42 It . York Baptist Sunday-school Convention. The next session of the York Baptist Sundayschool convention will meet with Catawba church, near Leslie, on Friday before the fifth Sunday in October, 28th instant, and adjourn on Sunday. It is earnestly desired that every church in the association shall be represented. The following programme has lieen arranged lor me occasion: Introductory sermon by Rev. F. O. S. Curtis. The following ace the subjects for discussion: 1. Ought the church to control the Sundayschool? H. E. Johnson. 2. Why am I a Baptist? L. Shurley. 3. The heathen lost without the gospel. Zadok Boyd. 4. The relation of missions. Is the success of one dependent on the other? Rev. E. A. Hartsell. saturday. 5. Scope and aim of the Sunday-school. E. B. McSwain. , 6. Is the outlook encouraging for Baptists after 100 years of missionary work. Rev. F. O. S. Curtis. 7. The qualifications of a Sunday-school superintendent. Jimmie Lee. H. E. JOHNSON, President. F. H. Dover, Secretary. October 19 42 It Let Us Get a Clear View of Things. We are the agents in this place for the celebrated Hawkes's Spectacles and Eye Glasses and show the same in Steel. German Silver, Nickel, Hard Rubber and Nickeline rims and frames. The Nickeline frames we warrant not to tarnish or otherwise change color. They are therefore as good as silver frames both in appearance and wear. We make a specialty of ordering gold Spectacles and Eve Glasses, guaranteeing the frames to be solia gold and tne lens to fit the "eye accurately and comfortably in every case. Theprices charged are lower than the same goods can be bought at retail. Some Testimonials. From the Texas Christian Advocate. Mr. A. K. Hawkes has gained a national repu tation as a practical optician, and Pis celebrated Spectacles and Spring Eye-.O lasses are known throughout the United States. Wo are writing thia article with a pair of his New Crystalizea Lenses, and they seem to us as transparent as light itself; and with them the finest print is as clear as in youth. Letted from Bishop Gregg. Sewaxkk, Tenn., Aug. 30, 1892. Mr. A. K. Hawkes?Sir: I have been using your glasses for the greater part of two years. Am much impressed with their superiority, and take pleasure in commending them for long use and perfect sight when that is possible. Respectfully, Alkx. Grf.oo. Bishop Episc. Church and Chan. University of the South. John C. Kuykkndal. THE THERMOMETER'S RECORD For the Week Ending October 18.?Observations by Mr. J. R. Schorb. II ! I [ i 41A ! i I i ? DATK- I B i B- S J | o ^ . c & 5 C .2 A A A A A A A Wednesday 12.... 55 74 ! 66 I 65 >77 54 .... Thuradav 13 60 74 58 67 78 GO .... Friday 14 51 j 74 67 64 77 51 .... Saturday 15 55 77 i 65 67 79 55 i .... Sunday 16 57 81 57 71 84 54 .... Monday 17 i 59 ' 77 61 69 79 58 .... Tuesday 18. , 54 74 67 65 77 54 .... Mean for week, 56 76 | 69 67 j 79 55 | .... |Met Reports. YORKVILLE, October 19.-Cotton 7 to 7J. LIVERPOOL, October 17.?Cotton 415-16d. CHARLESTON, October 17.?Cotton 7 5-16. NEW YORK, October 17.?Cotton 8. Futures closed quiet, with sales of 148,000 bales, as follows: October, 7.56 to 7.58; November, 7.67 to 7.68; December 7.79 to 8.80; January, 7.92 to 7.93 ; February, 8.03 to 8.04; March, 8.14 to 8.15; April, 8.25 to 8.26; May, 8.34 to 8.36 ; June, 8.43 to 8.45; July, 8.52 to 8.55. . Comparative Cotton Statemeut. NEW YORK, October 14.?The following is the comparative cotton statement for the week ending October 14, 1892 : 1892. 1891. Net receipts at all U. S. ports, 256,291 376,460 Total receipts to date, 849,455 281,556 Exports for the week, 114,799 156,293 Total exports to date. .. 389,086 496,916 Stock at all United States ports,.. 760,678 896,389 Stock in interior towns, 82,966 120,012 Stock in Liverpool 1,028,000 643,000 Stock afloat for Great Britain 165,000 190,000 HYMENEAL. Mabbikd?At the residence of the bride's father on September 20th, 1892, by Rev. J. B. Swann, Mr. B. E. E. FARRIS, of York county, and Miss M. J. H. BOBBINS, of Chester county, S. C. OBITUARY. Tribute of it ! -t>ect and Obituaries will be charged for ?t the rate of tea cents per line. Before tbey will be published, satisfactory arrangements must be made for the payment of the charges. Notices of deaths will be Inserted gratuitously, and such Information Is solicited, provided the death is of recent oocurrenoe. Died?In Broad River township on October 6th, 1892, from a hurt which occured about 15 years ago, ROBERT McCAW GOZA, aged 35 years 9 months and 26 days. MEETING OF SUB-TRUSTEES. T1HE SUB-TRUSTEES Stockholders are hereby requested to meet in Yorkville, at 10 o'clock a. m., on SATURDAY, November 5, 1892. Business of importance will be considered. THOMPSON JACKSON, County Trustee. October 12 41 4t ? ^-our" FRI E NDS. WE expect every man in York county that oweeuson NOTE OR ACCOUNT, to pay us this FALL OR WINTER. We are BUYING COTTON and will pay you more for it than any one else. Don't delay, as delays are dangerous. HERN DON BROS. October 5 40 4t MAGIC LANTERN EXHIBITION. THERE will be a MAGIC LANTERN EXHIBITION at the Good Templars' Hall next Friday evening. The doors will open at 7.30 and the exhibition will commence at 8 o'clock, sharp. Admission, 10 cents for children under 12, ana adults 20 cents. The proceeds of the entertainment are for the benefit of the I. O. G. T. October 19 42 It DWELLING HOUSES TO RENT. IF you desire to rent or LEASE A DWELLING HOUSE for a year or a term of years call and see me. I can rent you an eight-room dwelling on Cleveland avenue, thoroughly painted inside and conveniently built, giving possession on the 1st of December, or I can rent you a four-room cottage on the same avenue. Both houses are new and clean. T. B. McCLAIN. October 12 41 tf CLEANSING, REPAIRING, DYEING. I AM prepared to clean, repair and dye men's clothing in a first-class manner. My charges are reasonable and I guarantee satisfaction. If von have an old faded coat, nair of nants or vest that are too good to throw away, and not good enough for the purpose for which they were bought, send them to me and I will make them look about as well as when new. Inquiries by mail promptly answered. BAITY FERGUSON, Yorkville, S. C. October 11 41 tf FOR SALE CHEAP. IN the city of ROCK HILL, S. C., A NEW SIX ROOM HOUSE with broad hall, closets, pantry, etc. Good well of water on the back porch. Lot one acre, enclosed. Nice neighborhood within one hundred yards of the Graded School. House will rent for 8150.00 per year. Will sell the whole for 3825.00?cost of houseas I am compelled to have money. Call on, or address, Dr. W. BYERS, Rock Hill, S. C. October 19 42 tf IF YOU NEED A FOUNTAIN FEN, AND want one that is thoroughly reliable, one that writes smoothly, from which the ink flows continually, but will not blot or blur, that is guaranteed by the manufacturers to give satisfaction for 10 years, I can furnish it in the "RAPID WRITER." No. 1, Plain,32.50. No. 2, Gold Mounted, $1.00. No. 0, Large Size, Gold Mounted, $5.00. One of these pens would make a beautiful present for a gentleman or a lady. A. M. GRIST, Agent, Yorkville, S. C. October 19 42 tf ESTRAY MUXES. ESTRAYED from the plantation of the undersigned, near ZEN'O postottice, York county, on MONDAY, the 20th of SEPTEMBER last, TWO MULES, to wit: One dark brown, medium sized MARE MULE, about 7yearsold, and onesmall GRA Y M ARE M ULE, about 15 years old. When last heard of they were at the plantation of John R. Hogue, eipht miles east of Yorkville. Any persons taking up said mules and notifying the undersigned at the postoftice above named, will be liberally rewarded. J. McKENZIK. October 5 40 tf NOTICE. WE would respectfully remind our friends and customers that their amounts for GUANO AND SUPPLIES fall due on NOVEMBER 1ST, and as our obligations for the i same must be met on that date, we hope that i they will respond promptly, and thus save us , from any inconvenience. We have also promised to make a payment on our OLD BUSINESS on that date, and we cannot do it unless our friends help us. We think that this notice ought to be sufficient, as our condition is known to all. We cannot extend the indulgence we ' have formerly done. J. W. P. HOPE CO. 1 October 12 41 3t EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS. NOTICE is hereby given that the ANNUAL EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS of free public schools in York county, will be held ( in the Court House at Yorkville, on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1892. The examinations j will commence at 8.30 o'clock a. in., and con i tinue untu s.ou o iwk p. m. All persons M ho expect to teach in the free public schools in York county next year, are ' urged to be prompt in attendance. Persons m-ho fail to secure a grade certificate, but are deemed entitled to a license to teach, are informed that under the late 1rm- they will receive a j salary not exceeding ten dollars per month. , The attention of trustees of the free public j schools is especially called to this new law. I JAMES CANSLER, School Commissioner. ] September 21 38 5t ANNUAL MEETING OF THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. I Office of the County Commissioners of York County, S. C., 1 Yorkvillk, S. C., October 10th, 1892. j "VTOTICE is hereby given that the ANNUAL , J3i MEETING of the Board of County Com- , missioners for York county, will be held at ' Yorkville, S. C., on MONDAY, the 7th day of NOVEMBER, 1882. Persons holding bills, ac- ( counts, or demands of any kind against the county, m'hich have not heretofore been presented to the Board, are required to deposit the same m-ith the clerk, duly attested according to laM*, on or before November 1st. 1892. J. S. BRICE, Clerk of Board. . October 19 42 3t GOING WEST. i How to Make the Trip Quickly aud Cheaply. 2 WOULD you like to knoM- the best May to 1 reach TEXAS, ARKANSAS, or any of , the States out WEST? A letter or postal card * to either address below will secure you full information as to low rates, the best schedules, ? Ac., by the GREAT THROUGH CAR LINE s OVER THE RICHMOND AND DANVILLE . RAILROAD, via Atlanta and Birmingham. You can buy tickets through by this line and , have your baggage checked to destination. Double daily trains and quick schedules. All questions ansM-ered. R. W. HUNT, Traveling Passenger Agent, Augusta, Ga. C. L. HOPKINS, Traveling Passenger Agent, Charlotte, N. C. , October 19 42 3t EXCHANGE AND COLLECTING AGENCY THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE EX- ( CHANGE BANK having decided to put the affairs of the bank iuto liquidation and ais- c continue the banking business after the 31st of August, 1892, the undersigned, M-ho has been t the cashier of the bank since its organization, having decided to engage in the COLLECTING BUSINESS, and in the BUYING AND SELLING OF EXCHANGE on distant points, on / the 1st of SEPTEMBER M-ill open an office in the bank building for that purpose. He has ar- i ranged to have the use of the tine FIRE PROOF VAULT and the BURGLAR PROOF SAFE j belonging to the bank, and Mill be prepared to j RECEI v E DEPOSITS and open accounts M-ith such persons as may desire his sevices. He so- c licts a share of the business of this section. F. A. GILBERT. / August 24 34 3m TO THOSE WHO INTEND TO BUY, A PIANO OR AN ORGAN, I want to say J that if you will see my styles and prices, I believe you will be satisfied, and I believe I will _ sell to you. I handle the KNABK, CHASE and WESER Pianos direct from the factories, and if any man can undersell me, I will step ( down ana out. I give you a FULL GUARANTEE on each instrument I sell and thoroughly Srotect you against any defect in the instrument. row I prefer to furnish a new Piano, but people n will buy second-hands sometimes. I have a J large 64 octave Rosewood second-hand Piano in I perfect order for$80.00. I will guarantee it to be I 50 per cent, above the average condition of sec- C ona band pianas, and I will siand between you ^ and any defect In it. Remember, I guarantee every Piano and Organ I sell for 5 years. They will last from 20 to 40 years. c R. J. HERN DON. A SOLID Policy In a SOLID Company Is a , SOLID Comfort In any Sltuatlou In Life. c 1 NEVER cease to keep in mind [ that 7io 7natter what pretenses are \ made by other companies, there is ^ 7ione that can coynpare with the EQUITABLE in strength; in jj surplus resources for dividends ; in o its history of wholesome advance and J the iyitroduction of all legitiyyiate . liberal reforms; in proniptyiess of J payyyient; in justice to policy hold- J ers; a?id in popularity as shown by p busiyiess transacted. No possible F nmnii.nl nf nnise or firesumhtiofl on t ~y x z 1( the part of others can take the place of the EQUITABLE'S record \ and the EQUITABLE'S present i status. And it requires no gift of I prophecy to predict that, with the ji solid condition of the Society; with ij its incomparable combination of de- ( sir able ?nethods ; and with its man- 1 ' a agement, its future advantages to t policy holders must be greater than can be offered by any other com- f pany, no matter what skill of the f prospectus writers may be in paint- a ing in high color. s W. J. BODDBY, General Agent, a H Equitable Life Aasunmce Society of the t United States, BOCK HILL, S. C. j October 19 41 It > ; f 8. L. LOWRY. JAS. M. STARR, t LOWRY & STARR* % SOW GOOD WHEAT. \ WE have samples of FINE SEED WHEAT that we will be glad to order for parties who want good, pure wheat to sow. We also have BLUE STONE forsoaking wheat. LOWRY A STARR. ? Tor saleT 1 Rye, clover and orchard grass : SEED. We keep two grades of Machine Oil?a very good article at 25 cents per gallon, and a first class oil at 40cents per gallon. _ LOWRY & STARR. J GIVEN AWAY-DIAMOND DYES. " WE have all the colors of Diamond Dye, for J wool, cotton and silk?only costs 10 cents t< per package, sufficient to Dyo one Dress. 100 I Diamond Dve books to give away. a 1,0WRY A STARR. ? WE NEED MONEY ~ jj ANI) insist that every one who owes us will o come up promptly and pay. Quite a nuin- e her of our customers nave paid their accounts, t Some have paid part. We tnank them for what s they have pone, and ask all who have not paid c us to do so soon. LOWRY A STARR. i WE HAVE I GOOD CIGARS, three for a cents; bctter|Ci- J Kara two for 5 cents, and best Cigars one for J 5cents. Best Soda at 5 cents per pound. Best ; Starch at 5 cents. Mason's Blacking at 2 boxes 1 for o cents. LOWRY A STARR, * Leading Druggist. v M.& II. C. STRAUSS. | - j Our Prices arc the Lowest, i ? Our stock'of Dry Goods the best se- l lected. Our Boots and Shoes stock is i considered the very best and cheapest i in this market. Our Ready-Made l Clothing and Hats defy competition both in Prices and Quality. They are best fitting. We are agents for Coats' cotton, ' which we will sell to merchants only, i I*** if non Kr* ImiKrllf t til Lilt* |7l tlD U V.UI1 UC l/v/ll^**v anywhere else at wholesale. The < Cheapest Cash Store. i COTTON AND COTTON SI4UI). t rpiIK IIHillKSTCANH I'HICK PAID Kolt J COTTON AND COTTON SKKD at 1 TIIK TIIKKK C\S DKI'OT by It. N. MOOltK. . LEGAL. NOTICES. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. ALL persons indebted to the estate of MARY (4. ROPOEY, deceased, are hereby notitied to make immediate payment to the undersigned. Persons having claims against the said estate are requested to present them, duly authenticated, within the time prescribed bv law. JOSEPH \V. RODDEY, Executor, Roddey's, S. C. October 10 42 'It EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. ALL persons indebted to the estate of Mrs. C. E. HEMPHILL, deceased, nre hereby notified to make immediate payment to the undersigned. Persons having claims against the said estato are requested to present them, properly authenticated, within the time prescribed by law. R. A. CRAWFORD, Executor, Smith's T. O. October 19 42 8t _ AOMINISTRATOR'S NOTICEl. ALL persons indebted to the estate of WALTER P. CAROTHERS, deceased, are hereby notified to make immediate payment to the undersigned. Persons having claims against the wid estate are requested to present them properly authenticated, within the time prescribed by law. W. M. CAROTHERS, Administrator, Indiahook, S. C. October 12 41 Jt iroperty in said district. A special levy of 4 mills on all property with- , n the limits of YORK TOWNSHIP, for in- ( erest on the Township Bonds, making a total , evy of 13j mills on said township. Also a | pecial levy of 2 mills, on all property within ] he limits of the Yorkville Graded School disriet, for local school purposes, making a total ] evy of 15J mills in said school district. . A special levy of 2 mills on all property withn the limits of the FORT MILL GRADED , iCHOOL DISTRICT, for local school purposes, , naking a total levy of 11J mills on said district. ] A special levy of 2 mills on all property with- i n the limits of the MeCONNELLSVILLE iCHOOL DISTRICT, for local school purposes, naking a total levy of lli mills in said school 1 listrict. A special levy of 2 millson all property within he limits of the (No. 29) MOORE SCHOOL . )ISTRICT, for local school purposes, making , total levy of 11 j mills on said scnool district. Also one dollar on all taxable polls, between he ages of 21 and 50 years. The attention of taxpayers is called to Section of the "Act to Raise Supplies" which reads as ollows : "That all taxes assessed and payable under his act, shall be paid in the following kinds of unds and no other: Gold and Silver Coin, Jnited States Currency. National Bank Notes iiid Coupons which shall become payable during J he year 1891, on the consolidated bonds of this itate known as'Bnnvn Bonds,' and the bondsof ho State known as the 'Blue Bonds,' and on ,ny other State Bonds which may bo issued by uthority of any Act of the General Assembly, he coupons of which are by such Acts made eceivaolc for taxes: Provided, however, that ury Certificates and the per diem of State Vitnesses in the Circuit courts shall be received or county taxes, not including school taxes." Taxpayers who own property in more haii one township, will please CALL FOR THE SEVERAL ENTRIES, as the books are iIADE UP STRICTLY BY TOWNSHIPS. Old persons WRITING for amounts of taxes rill please state the several townships they may lave property in, and also name the property, n order that no entry may be overlooked. II. A. P. NEELY, Treasurer of York roumy. October 12 41 ;)t RIDDLE & CARROLL. DOES THIS APPLY TO YOU ? DID you buy any tiROCKRIKS, PLANTATION SUPPLIES, FERTILIZERS or nything else front us this year on time, or do ou owe us either by note or account for last ear? If you do we desire to call your attention o the fact that your obligation is due on Novemter 1, and that that date is only twelve days oil'; nd we also desire to impress upon you, and we i nean by "you," every man or woman who owes j is anything, that we want every cent that is iue us. Please do not come to the conclusion hat we only intend the above for some of our ustomers, because such is not the ease. We xpeet everybody to meet their obligations at he time agreed upon, and right here we will ay that there is no excuse for delay. While otton is not as high as we should like to see it, ( t is bringing much better prices than we had eason to anticipate a month ago, and never in , he memory of the oldest inhabitant lias there teen a more favorable season for gathering it han during the past three or four weeks, and on op of all this the yield in this immediate section s much better than there was reason to suppose it vould be six weeks ago. You can really have no < alid excuse for not meeting your obligation, i vlien due, and we hope none of our customers i md friends will attempt to delay payment byim- | iginary excuses, but that each one will come up | ..OR' iiiwi lmv their accounts with the same I /iviii|/vij ?> ilaerity as was displayed when the debts were I K'iug contracted. We do not desire to be forced ' nto making a single customer pay us tliis year md hope each one will see that he does not lay liinseli'liable to such procedure by disregarding his notice. We hope this is the last and only ippeal wo will be called on to make this year, lo those who purchased supplies from us to be mid out of the "very first cotton I sell this fall," ,ve would say that while you have evidently orgotten us, we have a very vivid recollection )f you, and shall continue to recollect. KIDDL10 tV CAKKOLL. A VAI.UA ?!.! : HOOK. [AM agent ror CHAM'S t'NHI VA LKD FAMILY ATLAS OK TIIIC WOULD. 1'his is the most complete Atlas that has ever teen published. It contains maps of the earth is a whole; of every country ; of every State and ?feach of the most important cities, besides his, it contains an almost incredible amount of fcographical, astronomical and statistical infornation. In matters pertaining to the Knited States, geographical, astronomical and statistical, ' t is especially elaborate, and deals even with he minutest details in a manner that makes it nvaluable for every day reference, in tin; school room, or in the family library. I have a copy of I he Atlas at my otliee, and will lie pleased to I diow it any time. The price is only live dollars j mil it would be cheap at ten dollars. .1 AM ICS CANSLICU. DO YOU WANT A CJOOD IIOKSIC f I^oIt sale, a good Hl'OtJY AND SADDLIC 1 IIOKSIC. Apply to L. M. < I HIST. FINAL NOTICE. The estate of james l. wright must he settled up, and all persons indebted :o me as Executrix of said ostate, must pav the PAST DUE INTEREST and a PORTION OF HIE PRINCIPAL of their indebtedness BY THE FIRST DAY OF DECEMBER, next. Unless a portion of said indebtedness is paid within the period indicated, further indulgence annot be allowed. EM ILY E. WRIGHT, Executrix of Estate of James L. Wright. September 21 * 38 tf TAX NOTICETI8?I-?92. Offick ok County Treasurer, { YoRKVILLE, S. C., September lath, 1892.) [N accordance with law, my books will be opened on the 15TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 892, for the collection of State, county and ipeeial taxes, for the fiscal year commencing November 1st, 1891, and will be kept open until he 15TII DAY OF DECEMBER, 1892. For the accommodation of Tax-payers, I will ittend at the following places, on the days lamed: At Yorkville, Saturday loth, Monday 17th, i md Tuesday 18th days of October. At Antioeh, Bethesda township, Wednesday, 9th day of October. At McConnellsville, on Thursday, 20th day of ! Ictober. At J. W. Carroll's store, on Friday, 21st day if October. At Sharon, on Saturday, 22nd day of October. At Clark's Fork, (McGill's) on Monday, 24th lay of October. At Bethany, (McGill's store) on Tuesday, 25th lay of October. At Clover, on Wednesday, 20th day of October. ; At Bethel, on Thursday, 27th day of October. , At Thompson's Mill, on Friday, 28th day of , letober. < At Clay Hill, (Wright's Mill) on Saturday, 29th ( lay of October. At Yorkville, on Monday, 31st day of October, ' o Saturdav, 5th day of November, inclusive. j At Buffalo, on Monday, 7th day of November, j At Grover, on Tuesday, 8th day of November. At Blacksburg, on Wednesday 9th, and Tlmrs- : lay, 10th days of November. At Hickory Grove, Friday 11th, and Saturday 2th days of "November. At Coates's Tavern, Trom 3 o'clock p. in., on donday, the 14th, to 1 o'clock, p. in., Tuesday, 5th days of November. At Fort Mill, Wednesday Kith, and Thurs- ' lav 17th days of November. X* P/U.V If ill from Fridav 18tll. Ulltil TlllirS- I lay the 24th day of November. ] At Newport, on Friday, 25th day of November. 1 At Tirzah, on Saturday, 2fith day of November, i At Yorkville from Monday, 28th day of No- < ember, until Thursday, 15th day of December, < 892, after which day the books will be closed I md tho 15 per cent, penalty will attach. ' H. A. I). NEELY, County Treasurer. < TAX LEVIES FOR I891-M2. ~ )flice of the County Treasurer of York County, South Carolina, ( Yorkvillk, S. C., October 12, 1892. < [N accordance with Section 9, Act of Assem- ' bly No. 095, approved December 24th, 1891, I . hfireby give notice of the several TAX I liEVIES UPON THE PROPERTY OF YORK 1 10UNTY, for the fiscal vear commencing NO- 1 MEMBER 1ST, 1891, to-wit: < Levy for State purposes, 4J mills on the dollar. 1 Levy for Ordinary County purposes, 21 mills in the dollar. Levy for C. <fc L. Railroad, (County Bonds) 1 mill on the dollar. Levy for School purposes, (constitutional) 2 tiills on the dollar. Aggregating 9$ mills on all property in the ounty, and in addition to the above, a special evy of 31 mills on all property, within the . imitsof CATAWBA TOWNSHIP, for paying he interst on the Township Bonds, making 131 uills on said township. Also a special levy of mills on all property, within the limits of the ( lock Hill Gradea School district, for local school 1 mrposes, making a total levy of 151 mills in said listrict. A special lew of 21 mills on all property withti the limits of CHEROKEE TOWNSHIP for , aying interest on the Township Bonds, making ( 2 mills in said township. Also a special levy f 3 mills on all property within the limits of ho Blacksburg Graded School district, for ocal school purposes, making a total levy of 5 mills in said school district. A special levy of 21 mills on all property with- 1 n the limits of EBENEZER TOWNSHIP, < or interest on the Township Bonds, making a * otal levy of 121 mills in said township. Also , special levy of 2 mills on all property of Ebennezer township, within the limits of the Rock lill Graded School district, for local school pur- j loses, making a total levy of 141 mills on said f W. M. HOUSTON & CO. DRESS GOODS. YOU will find ii> our stock u nice line of now and desirable dress goods?not an old pieeo of goods in stoek. We especially invito an inspection of our BLACK DRESS goods; they are of such goods value they sell themselves?don't need any talking. MILLINERY. WE HAVE ENJOYED a nice trade in this department. Still, there may ho others who do not know that we carrv this line of goods. A look at our stock of RIB HONS, FEATHERS, ETC., MIGHT l'l'T MONEY IN YOUR POCKETS. SUSPENDERS. XO RETTER VALUES WEIIE EVER tuvn nnvmu ova vrLW r?VVT? nflW H ? r L V rj in aw i- 11- a i FIVK CENTS WILL BUY A REGULAR FIFTEEN CENTS SUSPENDER. SOX. THE BEST TEN CENTS SOX IN YORKVILLE. EVERY ARTICLE MARKED AT "SHORT CROP" PRICES. W. M. HOUSTON tt CO., Next door to Loan and Savings Rank. FERGUSON BROS. FRESH MACKEREL. DID you ever think how singular it is for Groeeryinen to advertise FRESH MACKEREL, when from tho very nature of tilings they are anything else but FRESH. The old seaman would not Mill water newly dipped from ihe mighty bosom of tho deep blue sea fresh, though ho be just on the edge of tho Gulf Stream, pet we, without thinking, Mill new arrivals of MACKEREL fresh, when to the contrary even fin and skin are saturated with salt. As fresh is applied to Mackerel it is certainly a misnomer. But what difference is that? Nice FAT MACKEREL ARE GOOD TO EAT, and that is tho kind we have to soli. Try them. TWO KINDS OF COURSE. Yes, we have two kinds; one of course is better [hail the other. In fact it is a greut deal better ;han some people's "very best." The kind we tiave is a trinple extract, double raw boiled, ::old pressed, nand refined leaf lard. The other kind has'nt got the same ingredients in the right proportion, but it is good enough for the ordinary run of things if you have not used the quality referred to above. But as wo said before, we have two kinds" and if you want the best lard, just knock tho dust from your feet on iur door sill and call lor it. OUR "TEASE." You hear of Grocery merchants who are vain jnougli to imagine that they are competitors of iurs in handling FIRST CLASS BREAKFAST TEA ! Why our "teas" get there. Wo tiave TEAS WORTH NINETY CENTS, tn im uoid for ft dollar, and we have j'eeii He'l 1 i'np it for SIXTY-FIVH CENTS, and ive will continue to sell it at that until you are convinced tliat the place to buy Tea as well as all cinds of reliable Groceries ia at FERGUSON BROTHERS. R. B. IiOWRY. EXPERIENCE WITHOUT RISK. IT may bonofit you very much und will not cost you anything, to examine our prices. \nything you got at BOB LOWRY'S, and it ion't prove satisfactory, you nro id liberty to eturn it; in fact you are requested to do it. A EAT FOR 25 CENTS. We are attracting attention by the low jiricos i it which we arc olfer our Dry Goods ana Groceries. Just examine our 98 cents shoes. SHOT GUNS. I have a nice assortment of Double and Single Barrel Shot Guns at from 92.25 to $25.00. My stock of Shells?loaded and unloaded?is very :omplete, and at prices that will compete with inybody. GROCERIES. It has always been my purpose to sell only .ho best HOME GROUND MEAL, and it is seldom indeed that you can't find it at BOB LOWRY'S. You will also find the best grades >f Canned Goods at BOB LOWRY'S, consisting if Salmon, Mackerel, Sardinos, Oysters, Pineipple, Peaches, Tomatoes, etc. If you want the best grades of Coffee, by all means go to BOB LOWRY'S. If you want the nicest Lard or Bacon or the best Patent Flour, why bo sure to sec that you ret it at BOB LOWRY'S. If you want the best brands of Chewing Tobacco or Cigars, or oven Snuff, why you should ro to BOB LOWRY'S. Ho lias Chewing Tobacco at from 25 cents to 90 cents a pound, and lie can always be found at his place near the C. fc L. Depot. KENNEDY BROS. & BARRON. A TIME FOR ALL THINGS. IT has been said that there is a time for all things, and we have never heard of the statement being successfully contradicted. We think the time for which we have been patiently waiting for many moons is now at hand, and wo take this opportunity of reminding our friends that it is now in order to pay their notes and accounts; many of which have been carried over from last year. We desire tosay plainly and emphatically to everyone who is indebted to us in any mnoiint that we desire nrompt and full settlements. In making this request we do not intend to omit any. If YOU owe us we mean YOU, and wo hope YOU will make arrangements without delay to settle promptly. Please do not misconstrue our meaning and come to the conclusion that this notice is intended for your neighbor, because it is not unless he owes us too, and then we mean you and him too. KENNEDY BKOS. Je ILYRRoX. I i T. BAXTER McCLAIN. j COTTON SEED. \TES, I want COTTON SEEI>. I will pay X the VERY HKJIIEST .MARKET PRICl-l, imd 1 will pay for them with OOOl) AN1) LAWFUL MONEY. When you have Cotton Seed to sell, bring them to me. 185,000 HEART SHINGLES. I have on hand at present about lsA.ooo lirst class X. C. Heart Pino Shingles which I am selling below the reach of competition. If'you need anything of tiiis kind, 1 would most certainly advise you to inspect this lot of Shingles before you buy; there are not many trees in the forest that will make Shingles like these. JiH" Do you want to buy Itriek ? I have some that I will sell. MONUMENTS AND TOMBSTONES. i I handle only the HKST liKAIih's <>r MmKH?N AND DOMKSTIO MAR1JLK, ami you will always tiud it to your interest to consult me before you buy anything in this line. If I cannot supply your wants from my yar?l, I will order any style made, which you can select from the drawings. T. lb Met'LA IN, Yorkville, N. THE PARISH HOTEL. TOHIKX you come to Yorkvillo, you are in vited to stop at THK PARISH IIOTKL. YOU WILL RK ROYALLY TRKATKD. The building is located in the business portion of town. The rooms are large and provided with every comfort and convenience. Til K TA DDKS are supplied with TUB RUST the season allbrds, prepared by experienced cooks, and served by polite and lively waiters. LA ROM SAMPLK ROOMS for commercial men. We study to please. Mrs. <1. PARISH, Manager. March 1 I if DOBSON'S RACKET. , f NEW HATS FOR LADIES. A LADIES' DRESS GOODS, t CHILDREN'S DRESS GOODS. FARMER'S ALLIANCE HATS. r p MEN'S RAG HATS. . e it BOY'S PANTS. " a BOYS'RAG HATS. | ii MEN'S PANTS. S A , t , u V! ALL BRAND NEW AT jj tl ROBSON'S RACKET ? tr H STORE. S C R ft/A FARMERS' ALLIANCE HATS 81.00. \c, O U FARMERS' ALLIANCE IIATS $1.50. " 50 Formers' Alliance Hats at $2.00. 5L 100 yards of Gjnghanis at 0 cents. 20U yards Ot \\ 001 Jeans ui suam w 100 yards of Cotton Jeans at 10 cents. tt] 250 pairs of Ladies' Button Shoes at 08 cents. n 249 pairs of Men's Coarse Shoes at 08 (rents. ... .10 Store Shelf Brackets at 10 cents. ? 50 Store Shelf Brackets at 24 cents. v 25 Coffee Pots Stands at 10 cents. T1 (i Slop Pails at 40 cents. G 500 cakes Rainliow Soap at two for 5 cents. O 25 Boys' Bodies at 25 cents. G 25 Ladies Blouses worth 81.50, for 50 cents. ;[; 500 spools Cotton at 1 cent. 100 quires of Paper at 3 cents. H 4!)9 boxes Blacking at 1 cent. J. 300 Ixixes Snuff at 4 cents. P. 100 bladders Snuff at 10 cents. 90 bottles of Ink at 3 cents. j* 50 patent Blind Hinges at 10 cents. pj 50 sets Cups and Saucers at .'15 cents. j* 50 Silk Handkerchiefs at 25 cents. K 50 Silk Handkerchiefs at 50 cents. i> 50 Silk Handkerchiefs at 75 cents. P 300 Child's Handkerchiefs at three for 5 cents. Jv 50 Umbrellas at 40 cents. jj REMEMBER ALL M LI PRICES f u Are only to be had a DOBSON'S LOW PRICED p. RACKET STORE, where goods are always E new as WE GET THEM EVERY WEEK. H TERMS SPOT CASH?AND ONLY ONE C< PRICE AND THAT A LOW ONE. }} T. M. DOBSON. Manager. u New York olllce on Broadway. ^ BEARD A INMAX. S ALWAYS t?onp j it WITH SOMETHING NEW! ;;; rjMIIS time it is a lace shoe with PATENT FASTENER, which does away with tieing tlte 1,1 laces. It is a fast seller. If there is any part of X our business which deserves praise it is our , d< SHOE DEPARTMENT. ? a WE 111'Y NO SHOES FROM JORRERS, F Rl'T STRICTLY FROM MANlTFACTER- ERS AND Ul*A RANTER EVERY S1IOE ( WE SELL. WE KNOW WE CAN PLEASE YOU. OUR NUMBERS ARE COMPLETE! !? ! v HIOAHD A- INMAN, | ?? Clothiers and Hatters. | ) W. B. MOORE & CO. 3 SEND YOUR CHILDREN TO SCHOOL! 2 SK10 our MOST LAH1>, it is as pure as homei {', made, while our "PAT." FLOCK ean't lie beat. | * SOLE LEATHER A AT A BARGAIN. " If you want a Sausage Mill, Vegetable Cutter I to shoe your cabbage, potatoes, etc., or liabbit 1 _ Metal to braee up your machinery, call on us. J I AT LAST 15 I) The big stock of LACN1>KY S(>.\ P has arrived ! r( and we can save you money by buying in box quantities. Come in and examine. A PUMP FOR YOUR WELL, ? We are in position to furnish von with either a | 1?KKP WF.LL l-'OHCK PCM I'dr a SI IA !.!.()W 1 , WKLL SCCTION at a very low figure. Notli- j, ing more eouvenieut. I n Shovels, Tongs and Andirons, Isi Mont Stove Polish, Cotton balances ami Steel- | yards at tt bargain. Knives, Forks and Spoons, j Crockery and (llassware. In fact we keep more j items than any other house on this market. A ;11 SEND YOUR CHILDREN TO SCHOOL! ; i Parties living in the eonntry desiring to send | their children to school?either private or nub-1 lie?eati get information in regard to hoard by j applying to lis. We can place 100 with private families where thev will la-eared for as at home, j W. It. MOO UK A- CO. I COl-'l-'lNS, CASKI-1TS AM) ItOIIKS. J l< Onrstoek is complete and lirst-elass attention! given at till hours. a W. It. Mot)HK A- CO. I 1881. 1892. flUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION, OF NEW YORK. ? E. B. HARPER, President. 0 'lie Largest Natural Premium Life Insurance Company in the World and the Fourth Largest of Anykiud. (> life Insurance at about ONE-HALF the Usual Rates. o HE PEER OF ANY LIFE INSURANCE ORGANIZATION EXISTING. o 10 Company Offers More Advantageous Features, or has Achieved Better Results. ITS FOUR CARDINAL POINTS ire Honesty, Prudence, Wisdom, Equity. " SKS $3,305,998 lie Central Trust Company of New York, Trustee of Its Reserve Fund. $14,053,389 Tr"oSE $227,000,000 rHE following arc n FEW of the special features of the TEN YEARS DISTRIBUTION 'OLICIES as written by the Mutual Reserve: 1. It is a Free Policy, there being no restrictions s to travel, occupation or residence. 2. There is no personal liability. The policy xpressly stipulates that no personal liability is icurred by becoming a member of the Assocition. 3. Tiie Policy in incontestible and indisputable fler three years, except for misstatement of age. 4. Mortuary Premiums include annual dues >r expenses, 25 per cent, for the Reserve or imergency 1 und, and may bo paid Bi-Monthly, emi-Annually or Annuallyjn advance, as the inured may prefer. n <iuvu> ffwinn frr?m the first. week davs t the months on which they are due, are allowed >r payment of Mortuary Premiums, fi. Mortuary Premiums are payable February, pril, June, August, October and December, nless paid Semi-Annually or Annually in adance. 7. After a policy has been ten years in force ic Association will annually thereafter ascertain 10 equitable proportion of the Reserve or Kmerency Fund to which it is entitled, and apply 10 surplus so apportioned to the reduction of le Mortuary Premiums, tf. Members who have kept up their insurance ir fifteen years may, by giving twelve months' raviolis notice anil surrendering their policies > the Association, withdraw their portion of the ;eserve or Emergency Fund in cash. 0. Surplus, of Mortuary Premiums paid in adiince, returned to beneficiary in event of death f insured. Some Policy Holders. There are hundreds of people all over South arolina who are policy holders in the Mutnnl eservc, including farmers, merchants, meehans, lawyers, ministers, physicians, etc. No bet>r proof of its reliability could be asked for or iven than the fuct that scores of the leading provisional and businessmen of the State are among s policy holders. Below will be found a list of ell known men who hold policies for the mounts placed opposite their names. They are len who look before they leap." Most of them re citizens of Charleston. Read the list: . Slegling, President News and Courier Co., 820,000 . J. Llilentlml, Grain Merchant, 20,000 lieodore Barker, lawyer, 10,000 eo. I). Bryan, lawyer, ex-Mayor of Charleston, 10,000 , . I.. Buist, Ijuvycr, Senator from Charleston,... 10,000 . W. Dingle. Lawyer, 10,000 Ancrum Simons, Lawyer, 10,000 , A. Htiguenln, Superintendent of Streets, &c., 10,000 . O. Wayne, \V holesale Grocer, 10,000 '. S. Bayer, Fruit Merchant, 10,000 D. Keiley, Cashier Carolina Savings Bank,... 10,000 P. 'i'oale,Sash and Blind Manufacturer 10,000 'm. Fatmun, Cotton Buyer, 15,000 r. M. Connor, Bank President .; 15,000 C. Hemphill, Editor of News and Courier, 20,000 . B. Edwards, Bank President, .*..... 10,000 It. Head, Dry Goods Merchant 8,000 ev. Charles S. Vedder, D. D., 5,000 r. T. Grange Simons, Physician 5,000 r. R. B. Khett, Physician 10,000 nkler Simons, Superintendent Hospital, 5,000 E. Bart, Fruit Merchant, 5,000 r. F. L. Parker, Prof. Med. College, 5,000 ihn A. Metts, Railway Postal Clerk, 5,000 . Bayer, Fruit Merchant, 5,000 . Atmar Smith, Dentist, 5,000 . W. PerclvuLSash and Blind Manutiicturer,... 5,000 . C. Tobias, wholesale Grocer, 5,000 r. H. Baer, Wholesale Druggist, 5,000 ev. C. E. Chichester, 5,000 , S. Patrick, Dentist, 5,000 . M. Hacker, Sash and Blind Manufacturer,... 2,000 mi T 11 K"nr?liiiu' .Circuit .Tudiro 5.000 nl. Mike Brown, Merchant, ojOOO ev. Samuel Hay 2,000 ev. Robert W. Lide, 2,000 A $10,(XX) policy in the Mutual Reserve will )st about the same as u $5,(XX) policy in an old ne eoinpany. Will a sensible BUSINESS man mtinuc to pay $1<X) for an article alter he finds it that he can get exactly the same article for ic-half of that sum. From January 1, 1892, to September 30,"1892, io Mutual Reserve received $41,010,444 new busess, which is an excess of $0,447,079 over the une period of 1891. If you are interested in life insurance you caut)t atl'ord to ignore the Mutual Reserve, because is as strong as the strongest and as honest as le most honorable in all its dealings. GRIST BROS. A BRICK, General Agents, Yorkville, S C. GEO. T. SCHORB. 'WHY DO THE HEATHEN RACE?" 1 NI> why do AGENTS FOR OTHER OR1 GANS TRY TO GET THE WILCOX A MUTE ORGAN FOR PEOPLE WHO WILL AKE NO OTHER? BECAUSE ho WILCOX A WHITE is the BEST ORGAN ;er put on the Southern market. THEY DO NOT ake a back seat for any other, but stand in the ad of all others. Parties in another town, uding that their organs DO NOT KILL THE ILL, have tried a number of wholesale agents ' tho WICOX ct WHITE OKUAK, to get lose instruments, to sell in my territory. It ill not work, and they cannot get them. I ivo some correspondence and will be pleased i show it to my friends. Come and get my >w prices and see the many testimonials I have i this section. Ise a Wilcox & White Organ. It will "never go back on you." It has a :>uMe guarantee?one from myself and one oni the makers. I deal direct with the factory id can offer you as favorable prices as any 'IIOLESALE AOENCY can give. (Jive me call or write. I will save you money on a IRNT CLASS INSTRUMENT. (JEO. T. SCHORR. IEO. H. O'LEARY. FURNITURE! FURNITURE !! A LAROE stock of Parlor, Bedroom and jl Dining room Kurniture, Bureaus, Chairs,300 oiumoii and Medium Bedsteads, and everyling else kept in an establishment of this kind. ' ' It.iM I .,.,.11 I.MlKrllt riirllt. *11(1 will be sold eordingly. Caii, see and be convinced. G. H. O'LEAKY. HEADQUARTERS FOR STOVES. "1HARLES NoRLE A CO.'S STOVES l>v the J car-load. Iron King and Elmo Conking Loves and Ranges, Coal and Heating Stoves, repairs for old Stoves. All kinds of Stovewarc leap, at G. il. O'LKARY'S. CARPETS, HUGS, ETC., ETC. VNKW line of All-Wool, Ingrain, C. C. Extra Snpras, Cocoa, Napier and Cano Matting, loorOil Cloths, llrnssels and Smyrna Rugs, aarskin Rugs. The largest lot ever offered lor lie at (f. H. O'LEAHY'S. SADDLES AND HARNESS. iTTE are continually manufacturing a full line VV of SADDLES AND HARNESS, and eep a full stock of all goods in this line. G. II. O'LEAKY. LIVERY AND FEED STAELES. WOULD respectfully announce to my old . friends and the traveling public that I have (turned to Yorkvillc, and in the future will give ly personal attention to the LIVERY AND ELI) STABLES so long conducted by me. ctermined to merit public patronage, I hope to ceive a share of the same. MY OMNIBUS s still on the street, ready to convey passengers i all departing trains, or from the trains to any art of town. FOR FUNERALS. have an elegant HEARSE and also a CLAR!NCE COACH which will be sent to any part f the county at short notice. Prices reasonable. Buggies and other Vehicles hi lmml for snip. Bargains in cither new or :>ennd-hand vehicles. HAVE YOUR HORSES FEI) it the Yorkville Livery and Feed Stables where lev will receive the best attention. F. 10. SMITH, Aifent. I' N DIOBTA k I NO. f AM handling a lirst class line of CoFFINS L AND CASKIOTS which I will sell at the very iwest prices. Personal attention at all hours. I am prepared to repair all kinds of Furniture t reasonable prices, .1. 10 D .110FFI0H VS. WM. C. LATIMER. CLOTHING. DRESSGOODS. MILLINERY. T AST SATURDAY WAS A GREAT DAY AT THE BAZAAR. From the way people crowded into onr store and called for goods that they were in search of, it looked as though we were the only dealers in this territory that had MILLINERY, DRESS GOODS OR CLOTHING TO SELL, or at least anything that suited their taste. The day was a reminder of the good old times gone by, and was at least a strong testimonial to the prosperity near at hand. Ladies and gentlemen all know that LATIMER'S BAZAAR IS THE WARDROBE out of which to dress, if they would be up to the flash and style of the hour. They know that LATIMER'S BAZAAR handles only the best and finest quality of goods and its prices are always as low as anybodys. A lady who was at THE BAZAAR last Saturday, in commenting upon the stock of Dress Goods and Millinery, said : "I declare, Mr. Latimer just beats anything. Just think of it; how quietly ho slipped off to New York, and what a most beautiful line of Dress Goods and Millinery he selected and brought back here, in so short a time, too. Does his taste suit everybody's, or is it just a knack that some merchants have ? Why, just think, out of all the pieces of Dress Goods on yonder counter, there is nothing that isn't strikingly handsome, and most of it is bewilderingly beautiful, and just to think that his Millinery matches it exactly! The tact of women is wonderful, but think of a man burdened with the cares of a large and growing business, going to the head centres of trade, thronged with busy people absorbed in the selection of their goods, eager to finish their work and return home to their families and business, buying such a magnificent array of beautifully blended fabrics and Millinery and Notions. Now, I imagine if I were to land in a great Dry Goods store that I would become so bewildered that I would have 'nfbro chaff than wheat;' but not so with him. He leaves the chaff behind. I have heard the young men say that it is the same way with his Clothing. They say that he is just as far ahead of his competitors in Clothing as lie is in Dress uooas. n nyio wu youiuo truth Miss , I can tell the very touch of a coat sleeve that came from Latimer's Bazaar; they are so very nice!" "Come, Sybil, I am ready now." "All right Pearlineaux, in a minute. By-by Miss ." THANK YOU, GENTLEMEN. Our thanks are due and are hereby tendered for the prompt manner in which our customers responded to our call last week to pay up. Keep the ball rolling; let the good work go on. WM. C. LATIMER. ^ MAY & MAY," ^ ift DRUGGISTS. AGAIN WE COME AT VOU For the Drug Trade and Hope to Receive a LIBERAL RESPONSE As it Has Always Been in the Past Few Years. WE ARE HERE TO STAY. We Mean Business and Have the Goods that You Want. WE arc here to sell you Drugs and Medicines and to fill yonr Prescriptions. We are here to keep a Frist Class Drug Store. Will you stay hero to trade with us; to keep up the reputation York has for Pure Drugs ? Come and see our home-made extracts. The ladies are all bragging on them and they are surely ablo to judge. Come and see our beautful lino of Fancy Paints and Varnishes; they will make your old chairs, tables, and anything you want, look new and please the eye. It is just the thing you need about the house, hulies. Only 25 cents a can in lied, Blue or Black. Now will you take that old rocking chair down stairs in the cellar, and apply to it a part of a can of MAY A* MAY'S Black Walnut Stain and make it look new ? If you want a Lantern, we've got them. We are glad to see that our friends from the 1 o . country arc giving u.s a gouu nwiu. ? ..r, we will do you ri^lit and save vou incney. ROC'S RHEUMATIC CURE. If you are suffering from Rheumatism, just try a bottle of Hoe's Genuine Rheumatic and Liver cure. It knocks it out on the first round. Hor anything supposed to be kept in a drug store, goto MAY A MAY'S. PRESCRIPTIONS. Prescriptions at MAY A* MAY'S drug store are tilled with an accuracy which will ensure the effect intended to be produced by the prescribing physicians. When a prescription comes to lis and we do not have the ingredients, we send out and get it. If it cannot bo procured in town, we telegraph for it. Under no circumstances do we use substitutes. When medicines bought at our prescription counter fail to have the desired effect it is no fault of ours. PRICE, QUALITY AND ACCURACY Are three things that we guarantee, which to vou, even the price is of the least consideration. Poor, inferior medicines are dear at any price. "Down-weight," in medicines are much more against the customer than accuracy. These are pointers worthy of consideration, i no price is oflcast iniiiortanceto the sick. MORPHINE AND OPIUM Are two things that wo can furnish to physicians at tlio very lowest prices. Also we handle large quantities of (ilJlNIXK, and considering the I quality first, we can down competitors on every hand, fall and see MAY A* MAY when you need either of the above named articles. PATENT MEDICINES. All Patent Medicines of any reputation can always he found at our store, llelow we give a partial list, and if you don't see what you want come and ask for it. Fellows' Hypophosphites, Mi-Arthur's Hypophosphites. Park, Davis A Cn's. and Our Own, \\ i/.xard Oil, Hot Drops, , Lightning Liniment, t'astoria, Maltiue with Cod Liver < >il, Warner's Safe Cure and his prep; arations, Simmon's Liver Regulator?dry and liquid forms; all kinds of preparations for Dysentery and all kinds of remedies for Coughs and Colds. , DIAMOND DYKS in all shades and colors. Buy them and see the effects. PAINTS AND OILS. I Besides the Phtenix Brand of the celebrated j Kekstine White Lead, we carry a splendid line of Household Paints, Stains and \ arnishes, all ready for use. Paint your rustic chairs, (lower I pots*and stain and varnish your old furniture. MAY A MAY, Druggists. AUCTION SALES. l j CLERK'S FORECLOSURE SALE. State of South Carolina?York County. IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. B. Frank White, plaintiff, against York Steel and Iron company and others, defendants. BY virtue of power upon me conferred by judgment for foreclosure made in the above entitled cause by his honor, Judge Izlar, at July term, 1892, of the court of common pleas for York county, I will expose to public sale, in front of the Court House door at Yorkville, South Carolina, during the legal hoursof sale. on MONDAY, THE 7th DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D., 1892 (sales-day.) 1. All that certain piece, parcel or tract of land situated in the County of York, in the State of South Carolina, bounded by lands of George H. O'Leary, the lands conveyed to Samuel Proskauer by John B. Whitesides, Alexander S. Wallace, and remaining lands of B. F. White and other, containing THREE HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES, more or less, and being the identical tract of land conveyed to Samuel Proskauer by B. Frank White by deed bearingdate the20th of January, 1891, ana by Samuel Proskauer to the York Steel and Iron company. 2. All tnat certain other tract of land situated in the County or xorK in tne estate ui esoutu Carolina, lately purchased by the York Steel and Iron company from Samuel Proskauer, by deed bearing date the 14th day of March, 1891, and bounded by its own lands, formerly Mrs. fi. M. McCaw's, and the lands or A. S. Wallace, Ross & Carroll, J. Westley Martin and others, and being the same lands purchased by Samuel Proskauer from B. A. Nunnallyand others, by deed bearing date the first day or January, A. D., 1891, and containing.TWO HUNDRED AND NINETY-FOUR ACRES, more or less. 3. Also all that certain other tract of land, situated in the County of York in the State of South Carolina, lately purchased by the York Steele and Iron company of Samuel Proskauer and bounded by its own lands (formerly, Mrs. B. M. McCaw's) Ross & Carroll's, R. R. Darwin and others, ana containing ONE HUNDRED NINETY-NINE ACRES, more or less. Terms of Sale?Cash. Purchaser or purchasers to pay for papers. W. BROW7* WYLIE, Clerk Court Of Common Pleas for York county, S. C. October 12 41 4t CLERK'S SALE FOR PARTITION. / State of South Carolina?County of York. William R. Carroll against Martha E. Howell, \ and others.?Notice of Sale. BY virtue of a decree of sale, made in the itbove stated cause, for partition amongst the heirs-at-law of R. J. Foster, deceased, I will expose to public sale, in front of York Court House door, during the legal houre of sale, ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER, next, (saleadav, 1892) the following described property, to wit: First?All that lot of land situated in the corporate limits of the town of Yorkville, S. C., lying between the Chester road and the Chester and Lenoir Narrow Gauge railroad, CONTAINING ONE ACRE AND TWENTY RODS, more or less. Second?All that tract or parcel of land situ- ?ated near Yorkville, in county and State aforesaid, known as Division 6 of the McCaw lands, CONTAINING FIFTY-TWO ACRES, more or less, bounded by lands of estate of R. G. McCaw, Albertus Ratchford and others. Terms of Sale?One half Cash; remainder in twelve months, secured by purchaser's bond and mortgage or the premises. Interest on credit portion from day of sale. Purchaser or purchasers have privilege of paying entire bid in cash. Purchasers to pay for all papers. W. BROWN. WYLIE, C. C. C. Pis. October 12 41 4t CLERK'S SALE FOR PARTITION. State of South Carolina?York County. Fannie Westmoreland, Plaintiff, against Maria White and others, Defendants.?Notice of Sale. "PT^DISR and by virtue of a decree in parti \J tion made in me aoove euuueu i?uw, * will expose to public sale in front of York Court House uoor, during the legal hours of sale, ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER, (salesday) 1892, the following described property, to jjk .Jn that certain piece, parcel or tract of land situated on King's creek, known as the W. D. Westmoreland land, situated in the said Countv . and State, on the waters of King's creek, bounded by lands of Mrs. Elizabeth Whitesides and others, containing EIGHTY-TWO ACRES, MORE OR LESS, subject, however, to the mineral rights conveyed by W. D. Westmoreland to W. A. Moore and others. This tract may be divided into several parcels. Terms ok Sale?One-half Cash ; the remainder in twelve months^ with interest from day of sale, secured by bond and mortgage of the premises sold. Purchaser to pay for papers. W. BROWN WYLIE, C. C. C. Pis. October 12 41 4t CLE RK'SSA IE F OR PART ITI OX. State of South Carolina?County of York. Margaret Wilson, Plaintiff, against Betsy Leech and others, Defendants.?Notice of Sale. UNDER and by virtue of an order in partition made by Judge James Aldrich fn the above entitled cause, I will sell at public auction in front of York Court House door, in Yorkville, S. C., during the legal hours of sales, on MONDAY, THE 7TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1892, (salesday) the following described property to-wit: All that tract of land situated in said county and State, about 10 miles from Yorkville, adjoining lands of John A. Byers. G. C. Leech and others, and known as the "Black place," containing FORTY-NINE ACRES, MORE OR LESS. Terms ok Sale?One third Cash, and the remainder in twelve months, with interest from day of sale, Secured by bond and mortgage of the premises, with leave to purchaser to pay his entire bid in cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. W. BROWN WYLIE, C. C. C\ Pis. October 12 41 4t FORECLOSURE SALE. State of South Carolina?County of York. in the court of common pleas. Ira Hardin, Plaintiff, against A. F, Sharpe and others. BY virtue of a judgment of foreclosure made in the al>ove stated cause, made the 8th day of July, 1892, I will expose to public sale at York Court House, ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER, next, during the legal hours of sale, (salesday) the following described property, to-wit: All that piece, parcel or lot of land situated in the town of Blacksburg, County of York and State aforesaid, bounded on the north-west by lands of A. M. Dover; south-west by lands of Wm. J. Gabb; south-east by Bloomfield avenue; and on the north-east by Ira Hardin, CONTAINING 8,820 SQUA RE Y A RDS, more or lean. Terms ok Sale?CASH. Purchaser to puy lor papers. W. BROWN WYLIE, C. C. C., Pis. October 12 41 4t FOR EC LOSUR ES~\LlT. State of Mouth Carolina?County of York. S. M. Devaga vs. W. A. Teniplcton.?Notice of Sale. BY virtue of a decree of foreclosure, made in the above stated cause, I will expose tonublic sale, in front of the York Court House door, during the legal hours of sale, ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER, next, (salesday, 1892), the following described Eroperty to wit: All that plantation or tract of mil, situated in County of York, State aforesaid, about one and one-half miles south of Yorkville, lying on both sides of the Chester road, containing TWO HUNDRED ANI) TWELVE ACRES, bounded by landsof Dr. J. F. Lindsay, P. R. Rratton, J. A. Ratchford, ? McFarland, F. Ilappcrlield, deceased ; J. T. Lowry, John A. latttaand J. W. P. Hope. Terms okSai.e?CASH. Purchaser to pay for papers. W. BROWN WYLIE, C. C. C. Pis. October 12 41 4t CLERK'S SALE FOR PARTITION. State of South Carolina?County of York. John Foster and Martha E. Howell vs. Mary M. McCullough and others.?Notice of Sale. THkv nf n decree of sale made in the JB above stated action, for partition, I will expose to publicsale, in front ot York Court House door, during the legal hours of sale, ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER, next, (salesday, 1S92) the following described property, to-wit: All that certain piece, parcel or tract of land, situated in the County and State aforesaid, hounded by lands now belonging to John A. Byers and Elias Ramsey, containing SIXTY ACRES, more or less. Tkiims ok Sai.k, Cash?Purchaser to pay for papers. W. BROWN WYLIE, C. C. C. IMs. October 12 41 4t ROCK HILL MACHINE WORKS. Crcitfhton, Sherfcsoo & Co., l'rop*rH. CARTS, BUGGIES, CARRIAGES, WAGONS, AND FURNITURE. Al'll MACHINE SHOPS AND FOUNDRY requiring our entire attention, we will, to close .out our stock of the above, consisting of some i FIFTY VEHICLES and A ITI.E I.INE OF J Fi itsiTrui:. s.-n iiiom AT COST. Parties in want of anything in these lines will ill) well to call on lis before purchasing. CIt KIt i 11 T<)\, S11 ! : U KICSIC 10 A* t 't >., ilock Hill, S. ('. We have on liaml a luiinlier of second liaml Carts, Unties and Wagons, which we will dose out at almost any price. - 'J . 'r