Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, March 15, 1893, Image 3

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SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS. ? A branch of the Keely Institute has been ; opened at Aiken. ? Governor Tillman is confined to his i rootu with a bad cold. i ? The annual spring term of the supreme court meets in Columbia on the third Wednesday of next month. ? John Ferguson, a Laurens negro, murdered his wife last Sunday by cutting her throat. He surrendered to the authorities on Monday. ? J. M. Tankersley, a former resident and well known teacher of GafTney City, died at Childress, Texas, on last Thursday. His body was brought back to GafTney for interment. ? General Beauregard's sword, recently bequeathed to the city of Charleston, will be received from the special committee from New Orleans on the 20th instant with civic and military honors. ? Erskine college was damaged to the extent of several thousand dollars last week by a collapse of defective masonry. It has not yet developed whether the loss will fall on the college or upon the contractors who are erecting it. ? Whitner Syraraes, a white man, was convicted of manslaughter last Wednesday, at Walhalla, for the killing of \V. F. Gary on the 12th of last July. The ruling out of Gary's ante-mortem statement by Judge Izlar is probably the technicality which saved Symmes's neck. % ? The city of Anderson held an election on Tuesday of last week on the question of subscribing the sum of $50,000 in bonds as a bid for the location of the girl's industrial school.. There were 172 .votes cast as follows : For subscription 26; against subscription 146. The subscription was defeated by 120 votes. ? The State, Sunday: Sheriff Riser, the only sheriff remaining in the custody of the United States court, passed through the city yesterday on his way to Newberry, his home. He is on parole till the 24th, when he leaves for Washington to appear before the United States supreme court. Sheriff Riser is an applicant lor the United States marshalship of South Carolina, and has a very strong petition, it being signed by nearly every man of note in Newberry county. He will look 1 about when he goes on on the 24th. ? The entire issue of the State refundment bonds, amounting to about $5,250,000, has been placed with the Baltimore Trust and Guarantee company. The transaction was , consummated on Tuesday of last week and was announced by State Treasurer Bates as follows : "The syndicate which held the option on these bonds, extending till April i 1st, after a brief conference, decided to ex- < ercise the option at once. The papers were ' all arranged and they have a few days in which to put up the necessary guarantee 1 fund." ? Bill Foster, the negro who shot and ] killed Miss Cautheu at Pleasant Hill recently, was tried in Lancaster last week. The testi- i mony showed that the negro was in his I house, and seeing the dog out near the 1 pavement, which he suspected of having 1 sucked his eggs, fired his pistol through the 1 open door at the dog. The young lady was on her way home from school, and was just 1 passing the door on the pavement when the 1 shot was fired. She received the ball intended t)r the dog. There was testimony that the negro had been drinking. He was ( convicted of manslaughter and sentenced to five years in the penitentiary. The State did not ask for a conviction for murder. ? Columbia Register: Napoleon Lavelle, the Charleston wife murderer, has thirty days' lease of life. After due consideration of the matter the governor has determined to give him a respite until his sanity or in- t sanity could be determined. It is understood < that Mr. Bissell made application for respite j on the ground of insanity, and the governor j is looking into the case. ,Dr. Babcock, of the < lunatic asylum, is investigating the petition and papers, and much will depend on his judgment as to whether Lavelle will hang or not. The governor was asked for his rea- ] sons for giving the respite, but laconically j replied, "Because I wanted to." That settles it, of course, and Lavelle will have thirty days' more to draw out his miserable ^ existence. j Looking for Men Who Do Not Drink.? j ' ' A prominent New York Democrat is reported as follows in the Hartford Courant: "Those who constantly see him, and who j have been consulted frequently as to the j forthcoming changes in all the departments ] of the public service, say that the first ques- t tion which Mr. Cleveland now asks as to any * person proposed to him for public place is? 'Does he drink ?' Mr. Cleveland, I can tell you, has discovered that it is becoming a ? fashion not to drink ; that the men who do j not drink are the men who do the greatest l things in this world's affairs. He has dis- " covered the value in commercial and in business life of the man who does not drink, g lie knows thut there are sOtuc railroad com- g panies who will not employ a man in any '1 capacity who drinks at any time; that no i g railroad company will permit its employes a to drink during the hours of service, and c that the value of a man who does not drink [ is each year increasing in this country. He t has discovered, -I think, that it may be worth c while to epplv this principle to politics, and to di-emti wn-ther or not a man is not worth ut much for public office who does t not drink as he is in commercial enterprises." I Not to be Interfered With.?All t Republican officials who hold commissions 1 for four years will be aliuwed to remain un- ! disturbed by President Cleveland until their terms expire. This is the determination to which the i president has come, and he has announced \ it to his friends. In taking this step he returns to the practice which he followed eight years ago, but which was really inaugurated previously by President Hayes. ' It was observed with considerable fidelity by President Harrison, and will now be put into J strict execution. < The rule will not apply, of course, to for- i eign appointments nor to positions in the de partments. Its enforcement will enable the r president to consider the question of appointments as vacancies occur, and will relieve 1 him of the crush whioh he would necessarily ^ have to endure if he undertook to make a ( complete change in the first year of his administration.?Washington Post. "In Care of Hoke Smith."?It isn't!. unusual for a letter to be held in the Char-! j lotte postoffice for postage, but one was sin- , gled out yesterday that from its address becomes one of peculiar interest and unusualness. It is a blue envelope, bearing the following address: "Hon. Grover Cleveland, Washington, D. . C., care Hoke Smith, Secretary of the Interior." < The envelope had no stamp on it. It was dropped in the postoffice on the 8th. Post- < master Brady at once sent Mr. Cleveland a 1 notification?-just the same as he would send to an "ordinary Democrat," he said?of the fact that a letter directed as stated above, was held here for postage, but up to yesterday the chief executive had not claimed his . own. Will it still continue to be a case of'1 the letter that never went??Charlotte Ob-; \ server. I , t , i The National Fi.owkr.?For quite a loug time various attempts have been made j to adopt a national flower for the United . States. Superintendent of Education May-1 field yesterday received an official notice;: that at the banquet tendered the authors, in-, j cident to the annual meeting of the school J superintendents, which he had attended a J few days ago, a poem written by Miss Edna j Dean Proctor was read. It suggested the | Golden Corn as a national floral emblem, and was so beautiful that the suggestion was at i once adopted. The Golden Corn will there fore henceforth be known as the national emblem.?The State. THE THERMOMETER'S RECORD For the Week Ending March 14.?Observations by Mr. J. R. Schorb. _. | I?ATK. ? S r . ? ? 15 ! "5 1 I = x = = . s s. z o c - '5 1 ? x 7% 75 E H ! Wednesday 8 52 To (15 02 72 51 .... | Thursday y 55 71 07 04 7'5 55 .02 < Friday 10 40 00 <54 01 71 40 Saturday 11 42 55 50 4.5 54 42 .20 Sunday 12 41 08 02 57 70 .'50 ... i Monday 13 42 70 04 50 71 42 .... i Tuesday 14 51 70 02 01 70 51 Mean for week. 47 , 07 02 50 09 , 47 |; .Ky HYMENEAL. Married?On the 9th of March, 1893, at the residence of the bride's parents, by Rev. T. H. Mullinax, Mr. H. S. LOVE and Miss S. M. HUOIIES. All of York county. (Parhft Jtcports. YORKVILLE, March 15.?Cotton 8J to 9. ! CHARLESTON, March 13.?Cotton "J. LIVERPOOL, March 13.?Cotton5 I-10d. NEW YORK, March 13.?Cotton 9 1-1(5. Futures closed easy, with wiles of 221,100 hales as follows: March, 8.85 to 8.87; April, 8.87; May, 8.97; June, 9.05; July, 9.12; August, 9.15; September, 9.08; October, 9; November, 9; December, 9.04. Comparative Cotton Statement. NEW YORK, March 10.?The following is the comparative cotton statement for the week ending March 10, 1893: 1893. 18!>2. Net receipts at all U. S. ports, 55,674 92,<?0 Total receipts to date 4,305,821 6,210,183 Exports for the week, 71,177 70,799 Total exports to date 3,173,082 4,501,107 Stock at ail United States ports...891,207 1,179,723 Stock in interior towns, 180,770 190,005 Stock in Liverpool, 1,660,000 1,719,000 Stock afloat for Great Britain.... 80,000 145,000 ^prrial Dotes. Church Conference at Union. There will be a church conference at Union church next Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Several very important matters will come before the conference and it is important that there be a full attendance of members. W. J. Langston, Pastor. >iarcn 10 11 n < l When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria. J When she was a Child, Rhe cried for Castoria. i When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria When she had Children, she gave them Castoria. "All Need Accident Insurance." You don't need Accident Insurance, you say, and give as your reason that your business is not hazardous, and that in no way do you subject yourself to the numerous accidental injuries that befall mankind. Now, do you know that the man, an account \ of whose being accidentally crippled you read in today's paper, thought the same as you do? In ' the next paper you will find a repetition of about ! the same thing. The scene and persons of ] course will bo changed, and perhaps the manner , in which the injury was inflicted, but it will < practically amount to the same. In reading the 1 account, will you pause to consider that he ' thought yesterday, as you thought today, he "did not need Accident Insurance?" The truth is, no man can conscientiously say he does not need it, or at least, no man who has followed the daily casualty record for a week, or consulted . the casualty statities of a month. And yet men fail to provide against these casualities that lurk in every pathway, and regard ' Accident Insurance as somcthiug needed only when going into a coal mine, or a journey in the ^ land of dynamite. But alas for the sanguinity of men who in the ] face of these calamities, pay 110 heed. One day they go out as usual to their daily vocations, but ' before the day is done, suffering, pain and possi- , bly death, has entered the home, to be followed by want, misery and perhaps pauperism. ) It mav be vour name that will be recorded in the papers tomorrow; then why put off making in application when the cost is so trilling? < Moral: Insure in the United States Mu- ^ tual Accident Association, of Now York, which is the largest and best Accident Associa- t tion in the world. i Local Agents?W. J. Caveny, Rock Hill; 1 Dr. J. C. McCubbins, Blaeksburg. Live agents wanted in all unoccupied territory. Apply to Sam M. & L. Geo. Grist, Gen'l Agents, Yorkville, S. C. The County Dispenser. We have appointed ourselves dispenser for ;he county, of the finest teas that grow in China >r Japan. We order through the largest house n New York and buy the highest priced goods c hat they ouote. If you want a delightfully ] ragrant aim thoroughly refreshing Tea, try our j Jolong, Young Hyson and Gunpowder. i John C. Kuykendal. Eastern Grown. We have received 10 barrels of Eastern Grown ( trish Potatoes for planting purposes. They are ( >erfect types of their varieties and are the finest ( ipecimens we have ever sold. c Early Rose?everybody knows it. c Beauty of Hebron?more prolific than the . *osc and matures at the same time. 3 Burbank?stands first for table purposes; very irolitic and 2nd early. Peerless?well known and very popular; proiflc and 2nd early. John C. Kuykendal. a Over 4000 Sacks. We have just received at our warehouse in this ilaee, near the Narrow Guage depot, one car- : oad of Pacific Guano and two carloads of Globe Phosphate Company's Guano and Acid and vaimt. Up to this date we have sold over 400 ons and still the demand keeps up. Write to is for carload prices. John C. Kuykendal. No Room for Doubt. 1 One dose of Campbell's Anti-Ferment will aire heartburn, regulate the acid condition of . he stomach, and relieve the worst attack of i ndigestion in from 5 to 15 minutes. Every syl- * able of the above is true. If you suffer, try it. ^ "The Sun Do Move i" } "The sun do move!" said the Rev. John Jasper. 1 >o do Jackson's Black Liver Pills move the slug- ? ;ish circulation ; move the locked up secretions; ^ nove the torpid liver; move the poisonous ac- 1 emulations from the bowels, cleanse the foul tomach and coated tongue and give appetite i md new energy wherever they are used ac- J ording to tlio directions on the circular to be bund in each box. None genuine unless put up n square gilt edge boxes, with a fac simile of he signature of Jno. C. Kuykendal across the lirection sheet. John C. Kuykkxdai.. A Whole Family Poisoned. The continued use Of cheap Baking Powdors ] hat cost the merchant from 10 to 15 cents a )ound, and which retails at from 20 to :io cents a , )ound, will eventually poison the whole family. c iVe will give one hundred dollars for the detec- . ion of a trace of any unwholesome ingredi nt in 1 (vuykendal's Perfect Baking Powder. FOR SALE?A SEWING MACHINE. A SECOND-HAND "ROYAL ST. JOHN" t\ SEWING MACHINE for side cheap. It is ^ n good order, having been thoroughly cleauod ind repaired. Price ?10. Apply at , ENQUIRER OFFICE. c March 15 11 2t "THE CLAUSS." WHAT'S THAT? Why the CLAUSS ( SHEAR COMPANY', of Ohio, sells hrough W. B. MOORE A CO., all kinds of , SHEARS and gives a written guarantee with ;ach pair, which says return and get a new pair f not satisfactory. LIVE PARTRIDGES WANTED. THE undersigned desires to purchase FIFTY LIVE PARTRIDGES?25 roosters and 25 lens. They are wanted for re-stocking land in ifork eountv. Apply at the Three C's Hotel. rWENTY-TWO CENTS per pair will be paid for the birds. ^1. 5\ . CLAW SON. March 15 11 It* FRESH ROE SHAD FOR SATURDAY. NEXT Saturday I will receive a large shipment of FINE ROE SHAD, together kvith a liberal supply of CHOICE BUNCH b'lSH. Place your orders at once so that you ivi 11 lie sure of being properly served. LOUIS ROTII. March 15 11 It APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE. \toticw ; horehv on von that the under iN signed, administratrix of tlie estate of A. W. OSBORNE, deceased, will make a final icttlement with the Judge of Probate for i'ork county, on the 21st day of APRIL, 18l>."{, at 10 o'clock a. in., when she will make aj?j?li. ation for a final discharge from liability as idmiuistratrix of the said estate. * I M. E. OSBORNE, Administratrix. , March la 11 fit \ APPLICATION FOR DISCHARCE. VTOTICK is hereby given that the undersigni3( ed, administratrix of the estate of JAM ES EItWIX, deceased, will make a final settle- 1 inent with the Judge of Probate for York ounty, on the 20th day of APRIL, 1803, at 10 o'clock, a. m., when she will make apppliea- ; lion for a final discharge from liability as administratrix of the said estate. KM MA J. KRWIN, Administratrix. March 15 11 fit APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE. ^JA)TICE is hereby given that the undersign- . 1^1 ed, administratrix of the estate of JON A- i THAN F. JACKSON, deceased, will make i final settlement with the Judge of Probate i for York county, on the 17th of APRIL, 1803, , it 10 o'clock A*. M., when she will make appli- i nation for a linal discharge from liability as | iidministratrix of the said estate. M. L.JACKSON, Administratrix.* , March 15 11 5t APPLICATION FOR DISCIIARCH. "VroTICK is hereby given that the tinderi3l signed, administrator of the estates of F. M. and Sirs. JANE E. WALKER, deceased, will make a final settlement with the Probate Judge for York county, ON THE TENTH DAY OF APRIL, 1803, at 10 o'clock A. M., when he ' will make application for a linal discharge . from liability as administrator of the said estates. EMMET M. WALKER, Administrator. March S 10 5t MAKE WRITING A PLEASURE JIY USING A "RAPID WRITER" FOUNT- : AIN PEN. Read what Mr. O.K. Dutl'ey, of the Patent,Ollice at Washington, says : "The " 1? 1'.. . I ,,,,,,, 1 f 121 V|fc 1|VJ(.(1 1 v minium i-wi v . v>vi?.i .?v. . ? your pen with great satisfaetion. It is free Howinland at all times ready lor use, and is really | the host Fountain l'en I have ever used. I j cheerfully commend it to others. You IN O. K. j Pulley." I have two handsomely gold mount- i ed pens, which I will offer at a bargain. Former nriee ^4 and &">. Present price $!.'?> and &. < I'hese pens are warranted for TKN years. Call on meat Tiik KNcjriitKlt ofliee. A. M. Pit 1ST, Agent. March IV 11 It J NOTICE TO HOAI) OV ERSE MRS. Office of the Hoard of County Commissioners ot York County, YoitKV1I.I.K, S. C'., Feb. 2S, Til F road overseers of York county are hereliv nnlet-ed tn i*nll nut their hands and nut their respective sections in first class traveling condition oil or REFORE THE FIRST DAY OF APRIL. Those sections which have no overseers should be reported to the board at once, and the necessary appointments will be made. Rv order of the Hoard. .fOHN I). CORN WELL, Chairman. J. S. Rhick, Clerk. March 1 J) 3t TAILORING, MENDING AND DYEING. I HAVE rented rooms on the first floor of the Crenshaw house, nearly opposite the Three C's hotel, and offer my services to those who desire to have COATS, PANTS ANI) VESTS MADE. I cut by measure and guarantee satisfaction in every instance, both as to fit, quality of work and price. I am also prepared to REPAIR GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING in the very best manner, | whether they need binding, patching or darning, ! and in order to be able to thoroughly please I those who may give me their work, I have just laid in a large supply of the very best materials to be used in this branch ol' my business. Miss Virgic Ferguson is prepared to clean and dye men's coats, pants and vests. Work of this class may be left at mv rooms. Mrs. It. L. FERGUSON. March 1.1 11 tf THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, York County. WHEREAS S. E. TRUE has applied to me for Letters of Administration on all and singular the goods and chattels, rights and credits of S. N. TRUE, late of the county aforesaid, deceased : These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to be and appear before me, at our next Probate Court for the said county, to be holder, at York Court House, on THURSDAY, the Will day of MARCH, 1893, at 11 o'clock, A. M. to show cause, if any, why the said administration should not be granted. Uivon under my nana una rseai, mis i.nn uuy ?i March, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety-three, and in the 117th year of American Independence. W. H. McCORKLE, Probate Judge of York county. March 15 11 2t THK'STATU OF SOUTH CAROLINA, York County. WHEREAS W. BROWN WYLIE, C. C. C. Pis., has applied to me for Letters of Administration, on all and singular, the goods ind chattels, rights and credits of MARY McSWAIN, late of the county aforesaid, de- " ceased : These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all , ind singular the kindred and creditors of the jaid deceased, to be and appear before me, at our next Probate Court for the said county, to be liolden ai York Court House on the 15th day if APRIL, 1893, at 12 o'clock, noon, to shew :tause, if any, why the said Administration should not be granted. jiven under my Hand and Seal, this 8th day of j March, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety-two, and in the 117th vearof American Independence. W. II. McCORKLE, Probate Judge of York County. March 8 10 (it FOR RENT. IN THK COUNTRY. THE Lathan-Brown Place, near Sharon ; 135 !W?rnM 2. The Emilia Nichols Place, near Zadoc; 125 acres. 3. The J. A. Wallace Place, near Clark's Fork; 175 acres. 4. The M. A. W.Smith Place, near Fodder; 15 acres. 5. The Samuel Moore Place, near 1). M. Hall's; 50 acres. 0. Part cf the Jno. L. Davis place, neurit. N. I McElwce's; 110 acres. IN YORKVII.I.K. 7. The Owens House and Lot, near C. A L. lepot. 8. The Metts Farm, near H. F. Adickcs' ; 100 acres. Any one of the country farms mentioned ibove, may he purchased on very easy terms; ttinual installment plan. For further partieuars apply to C. E. SPENCEIt, Attorney for the Owners. J February 22 8 4t REGISTRATION NOTICE. Jtfice of Supervisor of Registration of York u, County, -i Yorkvillk, S. C., February 15, 1893. VTOTICE is hereby given that the books LN of registration will remain open in my ifllce, as the law directs, IN THE COURT IOUSE AT YORKVILLE, on the FIRST / MONDAY in each month, until the FIRST V MONDAY IN JULY, 1893. V This is for the purpose of registering all per- ?] ,ons who have become of an age qualifying 0 hem to vote, or who may be entitled from ther legal causes, since the last election, to regis- er; to transfer voters so desiring from York o another county, or from one residence to anither. Voters desiring to avail themselves of S my of the above privileges, must make ini- k ilication before, or on the FIRST MONDAY, ic RD DAY OF JULY, 1893. Si I. 1$. GORDON, Supervisor of Registration, York County. J'1 February 15 7 20w P M. B. LOWBY. I)KY GOODS AND GROCERIES. b. fTTK have just received a new stock of La- ?' \V (lies', Gents' and Children's SHOES, and villmake it interesting to you, if you -will call, ixainine and get our prices. Gents' and Boys' I ATS, and our prices are cheap. . _ COFFEE from 12J to cents per pound. In aimed goods we have SALMON, MACKEREL, SARDINES, PINE-APPLES, PEACHES, ( tARTLETT'S PEARS, etc. In bottled goods I re have CHILI SAUCE, TOMATO CATSUP li nd all kinds of PICKLES. Wo have BUCKVIIEAT, OATMEAL, DAVIS' "<>. K." BAK- . NGPOWDER, at 20 cents per pound. FLOUR fall grades. BACON, LARI), N. O. MOLASiES and fresh MACKEREL at BOB LOWtY'S. Near C. A L. Depot. ML & H. C. STRAUSS. New Goods arc Coming. C dr. H. C. Strauss is now visiting the Northern markets to buy our spring ^ md summer goods. He is prepared ^ o buy at the lowest cash prices and! >ur customers will have the benefit. r VI We are agents for Coats' Cotton, s vliich we will sell to merchants only, it the same price as it can be bought'0, i si inywhere else at wholesale. The n Cheapest Cash Store. I y; T J. H. BARNES, "T PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER, > Yorkville, S. C. cc_. Blacikrburu.S. C., February, l?tt. I Having known j for several months llarnes, our watchmaker and jeweler, for 4 oral rears; have entrusted my work with him, ivhicli he has promptly done in a perfectly satis- ! actory manner, and I can cheerfully recoin- ! nend him to those having work in hi,s line. Jxo. M. Ctrvrox, Postmaster. AUCTION SALES. SHEKIEF'S SACKS. BY virtue of a writ of fieri facias to me direct-1 ed, will he sold between the legal hours of Sheriff's Sale, on the FIRST MONDAY in A. I* till.. M4XT, \t York Court House, the following property, to : " >vit: 1- eight-day clocks, one alarm clock, one iveight clock, one marhlo clock, one jumping1 lock, two regulator clocks. Levied on as the { ;>rojferty of T. W. Clawson A Son, at the suit of lie The Richmond China company. ? &" Terms of sale cash, or the property to he ! re-advertised for re-sale at the risk of fomer ^ purchaser. 10. A. CRAWFORD, S. Y.C. 1 March la 11 .U t] CI.IOItK'S FOKI'.CI.OSiritK SACK. ' h State of South Carolina?County of York. ix t1ik cockt ok common I'l.kas. John O. Rlack, against Kate <!. Walke.?Fore-j closure Sale. BY virtue of a decree of foreclosure made in j the above stated cause, I will expose tou r public sale, in front of York court house door, [luring the legal hours of sale, sf ON T1IK FIRST MONDAY IN APRIL, si next, (sales-day) lSli.!, the following described e real property, to-wit: j << All that piece or parcel of land lying and being |1 in county and State af?>resaid, in the town oi l Rlackshurg, fronting XI feet on Pine street, and j si running hack along John street 2(H) feet, and v hounded on other sides by lands of W. 1). I Slierer and Fllen Frquhart, being the lot where-1 tl on there isa ItRICK CoTTAt K, sold and conveyed to Kate (i. Walke, :frd May, 1HSK), byJ. | (J." Rlack, containing Hi,0hO SQUARE FEET, MORE OR LESS. tl T Kit.Ms okSai.k?CASH. Purchaser to pav for [>atiers. W. RROWN WYLIE, C. C. C. Pis. n March * 10 -tt W. M. HOUSTON & CO. REMNANTS. J> "KMX ANTS OF HLKACIIEI) (tOOBS at 7J t'ciitK, worth much more. One lot of BLEACHED DOMESTICS?branded It. S., at 9 cents. Take a full piece at 8J cents. Try these goods. It is ahead of FItUIT OF THE LOOM. ANDROSCOUUIN?the old stand- , j by is here also. LACE CURTAINS. LACE CURTAINS IN VERY PRETTY PATTERNS, and at very low prices. WINDOW SHADES. WINDOW SHADES at 35 cents and upward. The quality is A NO. 1. KNITTING YARN KNITTING YARN T, in WHITE ami COLORS at lower figures than elsewhere. IV. N. HOUSTON Si CO., Yorkville, S. C. . 'MONEY WELL SPENT" Is the usual and merited verdict pronounced by policyholders as tangible evidence of the sterling worth of insurance in the I EQUITABLE LIFE. Address inquiries to W. J. RODDEY, Manager FOR THE CAROLINAS. ElOCK HILL, - - S. C. March 15 11 tf , I.. LOWRT. JAS. M. STARR. LOW It V & STARR, j FOR SALE?A BARGAIN. ( "ANE of Tl'FT'SSKCOND-IIANI) BALTIC 1 SODA apparatus, and two 14 gallon founts. 1 i'rite for description and price. We have two ! pparati and only need one. If you want to try ( le soda business, now is vour chance. 1 LOWRY A STARR. ( __ ... ... . . f SEEDS. 1 \ 3TILL have a few bushels of ORCHARD t 5 GRASS seed. Now is the time to sow it. On- 1 in Sets, white and yellow. Landreth's Garden eeds, all fresh, in papers and in hulk. Take STARR SAliSAPARILLA and purify our blood. It gives you an appetite ami may revent a spell of sickness. LOWRY A STARR. ? SMOKIN' AND CHAWIN' TERBACER. j NMOKERS who use the pipe will find the , > SOUTHERN BELLE a splendid article r f Smoking Tobacco. Try a package ; only cents. We sell the best cigar in town for 5 jnts, and the "YORKVILLE BELLE" lias o equal for the price. Try us when you want ^ OBACCO. We have it to sell. 1 c DRUGS AND MEDICINES. [ )UR stock of DRUGS and MEDICINES is , complete. Call on us for everything in this t ne. 1 LOWRY it STARR, Leading Druggists. i WM. N. ASHE, JR., 1 McCONNELLSVILL, S. C. A CAR LOAD ' )f the Celebrated Union i Mills Flour, J A T tlie very closest competition prices. I t have all the grades and I can assure you lat I can mako it to your interest to investigate ? le matter before making hurried purchases of j lour. FERRY'S GARDEN SEED. ] Of course no one will send abroad for FKR- 1 :Y'S SEEDS, when they can buy them in all 1 nrieties at their own dooi; at the same prices. ( EED I RSI I POTATOES OF ALL VARIE- . IES. Also SWEET POTATOES. HARD I,UMBER A SPECIALTY. I keen constantly on hand a choice assortment f HARD LUMBER, cut to the most available zes and lengths. Write or call on me for prices. tRICKS AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. MY BRICK KILNS are on the Narrow i auge railroad, and a side track runs into my r ards. I can furnish brick of any quality, in ( ny quantity, at prices to suit. Write mo at ( IcConncllsville, S. C. W. N. AS1IE, JR. ( March 8 10 3mo r COFFINS, CASKETS AND ROBES. CM NEST STOCK, prompt attention, quality to < l. suit purchaser, terms easy. The convent- < nee and advantage of ROBES is too weU- < nownto mention. W. B. MOORE it CO. I Call at place of business or residence of B. Moore. 1 RELIABLE FIRE INSURANCE. 1 1 We respectfully I (Vloiler our services ] ( Give um a call at ur olliee in Tiik Exqcikkk building. S. M. A L. GEO. GRIST, Agents. ["17K have bought a large stock and can furtt nisli you hy the barrel at such low prices iat you wont have to have much high price , aeon. W. It. MOOKK A CO. , I PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, j I THOROUGHLY titled up with new hack-j . grounds, accessories, Ac., and with a line ky-light, I am prepared to take a picture in any i Lyle of the art, as well executed as can be done HILDRENS PICTURES A SPECIALTY. Hy the dry plate process I can take them intantly; makes no dill'crence about fair or cloudy eat her. I do all my own printing and finishing, and liere is very little delay in delivery. ENLARGED WORK. Pictures copied and enlarged and finished in lie highest stylo to be had, and prices reasonab le. Give rue a call and see specimens of work, at ly Gallery on West Liberty street, near the jail. J. It. SCIIOUt*. DOBSON'S BACKET. ! I I | DOBSON'S LOW PRICED RACKET Is Still in the King and if You Want to Save Money 011 Many Articles and Buy Everything as HAMS THE CHEAPEST! 1 Don't Buy Your Goods Until You See His Goods and GET HIS PRICES. i HAVE you seen Dobson's beautiful now styles in PRINTS? If not, don't fail to . nil at once, ui.suu'rimm are very preuy uuu lis GINGHAMS are lovely, and his BLACK 1 3ATTINES are the nicest in town for the monjy?10 and 15 cents. The COTTON ADES for men's wear are cer- i ainly nice, and as for SHOES, Dobson has the argest and best selected stock to be found. Shoes from 98 cents to $3.49 for ladies, and from |1 to $3 for gent's wear; and as for MILLINERY ,veare the only house that has a large new stock 1 )f MILLINERY. Our stock is now complete, ind MISS TALL will be with us today and 1 yill be glad to serve her friends. She brings vith her all the latest novelties in MILLINERY 1 tnd is posted in all thestylesof IIATSand BONVETS and all kindsof MILLINERY. T. M. DOBSON, Manager. ; J&- New York office on Broadway. i NO TECHNICALITIES^ rHE FOLLOW I NO LETTER EXPLAINS ITSELF: Yohkvii.i.k, S. C'., February 10,1893. Mr. J. R. Lindsay, Auknt Hartford ( 'nsuranck Company, Yorkville, S. C.?Dear Sir: We herewith hand you our receipt to the oinpanv for $1,250, which we have admitted to * ie in full satisfaction of our claim against the f Company for $2,500 of verbal insurance set up by J ,a i?i .nil- nrnnl'iif loss. And wr do not hesitate o say, in view of ail the circumstances?we c lolding no written policy, and the local agent laving indulged us in the payment of the iremium?and having failed to advise the onipany of the verbal agreement between rs, hat Ute settlement is very fair and exceedingly iberal upon the company's part. ! Very respectfully, HUNTER A OATES. I concur in the above. [Signed] C. E. SrnxcER, Attorney for Hun- ; er A Gates, and Trustee for their creditors. Two things arc made plain by the letter. 1st. The great generosity of the Hartford ' ^ire Insurance company IN NOT STANDING UPON TECHNICAL GROUNDS and efusing to pay, but in being ready and willing o make a satisfactory compromise. 2nd. The knowledge and exnerieneo in inturance matters displayed by this ollico in adusting the loss so pleasantly to all concerned. J There can be but one thing for persons who vish to insure their property to do?bring the ( isk to this olliee, where they can get into the IARTFORD EIRE INSURANCE CO., and lave their interest closely attended to by this iftlcc. J. R. LINDSAY, Agent. ] i CHASE SANBORN. WR. .MOORE A CO., Yorkvillc, S. : } We have today been awarded the RIG A'ORLD'S FAIR ('(INTRACT for supplying 1?EA and COFFEE ; this in connection with sontracts secured previously, guarantees that >ur TEAS and COFFEES will bo served ex lusively inside the World's Fairgrounds. We iward you exclusive control of our goods in i ,'our city. Contract by this mail. 1 CHASE A XANRORN. . WHISONANT & CASTLES, HICKOItY (JltOVE, 8. <*. Millinery and Dress Making. 1 TTTCKOltY DROVE is the centre of tlie IX most populous trading territory of York anility. The town is abreast of the times in 1 jvcrvthing hut MILIjINICUY and DRESS MAKING. We have decided to come to the rront in this. We have engaged the services of Miss MARY HALE, a professional MILLINER a-id DRESS-MAKER, of .Baltimore, who horoughly understands every department >of icr business us well as all the LATEST FASHIONS AND STYLES. She will be here in a lew davs with a eomplcto and select stock of MILLINERY AND DRESS HOODS. Ladies, all and see her. We will not only save you i money and travel, but make your hats and Iresscs in accordance with the most approved 1 FASHION AND TASTE. All business connected with this department will be conducted m a STRICTLY CASH BASIS. PEADY-MADE CLOTHING. We are receiving a big stock of SPRING CLOTHING, consisting of MEN and BOYS' DRESS AND BUSINESS SUITS and under- | wear. In prices, we will compete with the licld. I L'onie and see us before vou buy elsewhere. I W11 IS< IN A NT A CASTLES, j Hickory drove, S. C. March S 10 .lino Mil I. ES, II AII1.I NCI AM) PMBVINd. - x When vou want JPSS. to luiy ii {rood reliable mule; one that will do just claim is ^^BHyo" to g? ^ j ^ ciiiiii' and sec m V M what we can do for you. We buy only tor > " this market, i und consequently wc know your requirements, which enables us to guarantee satisfaction. Our number is diminishing but the quality is all right. We are prepared to take contracts for hauling, or will furnish wagons and teams by the day. We will also plow gardens and small patches about town. If you want X. ('. HKART IMXK SI IIXttLKS, call on us. The lirst time you are in Vorkville, call to see us, and let us show you around. We desire to announce that we have bought C'ongareo and Spindrift, the only two thoroughbred stallions in the county. GLKXX A ALLISON", Stock Dealers. January 2) 4 tf Til 14 LOST MOV. IK JOIIX It. Hl't'll AXAX, who left his home in Chester, S. on 4th of November last, will only make known to his father his whereabouts and condition, he will greatly relieve suspense and anxiety about him, ami he will nut nt' imtuiuifu ?ivh. JOHN II. Itl't'HANAX, Chester, S. C. | ?g* MAY & MAY, ^ S />/f f 7; a isrs. tm MAY'S PUR! PALATABLE COB Lira OIL, WARRANTED REFINED, A' U) withal the greatest and most valuable agent known in the treatment of all kinds of pulmonary affections; for broken down and emaciated people, and where a remedy is required for building up the system, putting the hue of the roses 011 the cheeks of the sallow and weak, it has no equal. Ask your family physician us to its medicinal and strengthening properties in broken down, dilapidated systems. As a nutritive, it is the most valuable known. It is not a patent medicine, nor is it n cure all, but it is a remedy prescribed by every physician of atiy reputation throughout the civilized world. One dollar a bottle is the price of the medicine, put up in handsome cartoons. The price is print cd 011 the cartoon, but in order that we may contribute to the relief of suffering humanity, WE WILL SELL THIS COI) LIVER OIL, DURING TIIE NEXT THIRTY DAYS ONLY, AT SEVENTY-EIVE CENTS. In lung troubles it stands at the head of the list; it will make the weak strong, and is a Godsend to suffering humanity. SPRING MEDICINE. If you would fortify your systems against disease during the present summer, commence now with some good blood medicine and eliminate accumulated poisons from the system. We have all of the best blood medicines, nmong which you will find P. P. P., May A May's, Corwitz, Ilood's and Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and Acker's celebrated Blood Elixir. We also have Roe's Liver and Rheumatic cure, which, as a blood purifier and tonic, has few equals. KEEP IT IN YOUR MIND. When you need Pills remember that MAY'S CORRECT PILLS will meet with your re-j quiremcnts. They regulate the bowels and tone up the liver, keep the skin active, and invigorates the entire system. Buy a box and keep them in the house; they will save doctor bills every year. CAMrTUIMO NFW W vavihi I ? V Warn WW Ladies, if you have not examined our stock of Box Writing Paper, you are burning time. Wo certainly have the fastest selling paper we ever handled. SMOKERS, ATTENTION. Smokers who imagine that they can't buy goods Cigars in Yorkville, can have all doubts on this point removed by presenting themselves it our cigar case. MAY it MAY. P. S.?Remember that this is the season of the year when Horse and Cattle powders are most sffectually used, and that ours is the best on the market. M. it M. N. B.?When you have a pain or an ache, remember that May's Correct Pill is just what you want. M. it. M. FLOUR. ""DANQUET," "RIVAL," "TAKE ME" _D and "PLANTATION," are the brands >f Flour that we control. Our sales have been 10 satisfactory to ourselves and mills, that we low have control of the mill's output?about S(X) barrols a day?that is, such a part of it as 'Oines to this city. W. B. MOORE it CO. HUNTER & GATES. BARGAINS AND BARGAINS. \7"OU will find it difficult, if not impossible, JL to duplicate in this county the bargains hat Ave continue to offer over our counters. Though Ave have sold a considerable portion of >ur FIRE STOCK, We Have a Lot Of it Left Yet! indeed there is enough to Avarrant all shoppers n coming in to take a look around. Everyhing is Avarranted to be just as represented, and 11 all cases the prices on articles that Avere saved From tho fire arc at and below cost. ROYAL KID GLOVES. Here is a special bargain. We have on hand :i long line of Hoyal lvid O loves. The former price aviis 81.10 to" 81.25 and $1.50. We are" now offering them at To cents a pair. THE SPRING TRADE. Our Mr. Hunter Aviil leave for the Northern markets about the 1st of March for the purpose j of laying in a big stock of goods for the spring j trade. In the meantime, and until disposed of, the "fire stock" goes at and beloAV cost. Come and sec us. III'NTEF it OATKS. GEO. T. SCHORB. SELLING OUT. | or TVi'KVl) t<> oiiit the STOVE and TIN-1 1 WARE business, and oiler my stock ol those goods at a sacrifice. Come early and get a bargain. THE MUSIC BUSINESS. IS what I propose running, and am prepared to i "make it hot" for all competitors. Only EIRST-j CLASS instruments, with an IRON CLAIM guarantee, will be sold by inc. THE WILCOX & WHITE OROAN has no superiors and leads all others in this country. DECKER H ROT HERS' PIANOS are equal to any made in the United States; the LESTER is a tine Piano, fully war- | ranted, at a moderate price. DON'T BUY A CHEAP Piano or Organ from me or anybody else. It is simply throwing away your money. Call on me, or write for catalogues, lowest prices and testimonials from people right here among you. (JEO T. SCHORR. RUBBER STAMPS. DO you know that a RURRER STAMP is a very useful article with which to mark your collars, cuffs, shirts and handkerchiefs? Well, if you don't, it is time you were learning. And it is also useful to merchants to stamp their wrapping paper, etc.; also useful to hotel clerks, bankers, druggists, postmasters, etc. 1 have on hand some very tine specimens of type, suitable for marking clothes, and also for stamping envelopes, letter heads, bill heads, state 4 )niuitH>umiMin]< IIIUIU*, ?ni|>jmif; ...... ............. ...?, etc., which is at least equal to, or .better than 75 per cent, of the ordinary "botch-work" of ainalitre country printers. I also sell steel stamps, wax seals, seal presses, door plates, (icrman silver key checks with name and address, and several other useful articles which I will not name. I will be pleased to till all orders given me. Promptness and satisfaction guaranteed. Address, KEG. M. GRIST, Lock Rox, No. 7 Yorkville, S. C. February 22 8 tf !*r thh mm mi! ! The Proprietor of Latimer's Fashion Bazar in the Great Metropolis jJ !BUYING HIS STOCK!? i .1 11" I ? III I Of Dress Goods, Millinery, Gloves, Hosiery and Notions. IT WILL ECLIPSE EVERYTHING * Ever Seen in Yorkville, and for the Cash will Bid Competition to Stand Aside. Wasiunuton, March 4th, 1893. \ Si IT is with great satisfaction that I leave Wash- v n ington today; leaving it as I do, with a presi- j, | dent in power who is in sympathy with the ^ great manses of our people, which fact has jj already, to a great degree, restored confidence in financial circles throughout the entire country. So, knowing that this feeling prevails at home n ft and abroad, it is with great and unbounded satis- a faction that I go into the wholesale markets u to make purchases for an appreciative public, who shall at all times have our personal guarantee that no mercantile firm on earth can under- n ai sell us, where quality is the basis of price. In w this instance, as you have done in the past, wait ~ until our goods arrive, for as sure as you buy before you see our styles, you will surely regret it. Gentlemen, we haven't forgot you at all, aud we request you to wait to see our Clothing and j f Gents' furnishing goods, before you make your j ' purchases. " W. C. LATIMER. I COLD WATCHES Antl Solid Gold Finger Rings and all Kinds of Jewelry. We have just received a nice line of Jewelry, ^ consisting of Gold Watches, Set Rings, Sil- r< ver Watches, etc. We have some gold hunting- 01 case watches worth $35, which we are offering at 1* $25 to introduce them. We have an open face F ; watch worth $25 which we are offering at $18.25 I to introduce them. We have gold rings at j from 825 down to 85.50. We have Silver Watch- ( id es at from $2.50 up to $15. The prices quoted j arebpot cash, aud in no instance will this class of goods be charged. If you want good Fancy Groceries for table use call on us. el If you want Ferry's Garden Seeds, we have [ m them. W. C. LATIMER, j ^ Iman brothers. = SHOES! < 1)1 li LARGE LOT OF SHOES JUST IX. j 1 Wo can give you anything in Shoes, from a j HEAVY BROCAN I i C: ? TO A HANI) SEWED CORDOVAN of BANISTER'S.* js We give aGUAltANTEE with every pair we j sell, anil therefore you run no risk in buying | : ri from us. [ u IN MAN BROS., Clothiers and Gents Furnishers. I ^ KENNEDY BROS. & BARRON^! i ; - ?- ? ; j II ] ? OUR FRIENDS ARE reminded of the fact that we t have in stock an unusually fine J assortment of Garden Seeds. We u handle only fresh and reliable seed, aj put up in Fl'LL papers?no quarters ,, and halves?as with our customers a . j, paper of seed is not a paper of seed, j p regardless of its contents; but they | expect full measure and that is what i w we give. We sell straight, reliable j () goods and propose to protect our trade from both lair and unfair com pet it ion We have a tine lot of Onion sets. PLOWS AND PLOWSTOCKS. WE have Plows, Plowstocks, Trace 1 chains, Backhands, Plow lines, Heel j screws, Collar pads, and in fact every- J thing in the way of fitting out a plow "beast" for business. WE SELL HARDWARE jj OF every description and are always m anxious to show goods and quote j f* prices. | I We are lieadquarters lor School Hooks. KKNNKDY HROS. A RARROX. I ' S * Jl FARM LOANS. THE undersigned is prepared to negotiate! I LOANS fl'ON IMPROVED FARM I NO j ii LANDS, lying in York county, to be repayable si in convenient annual installments, extending s] over n period of live years. For further particulars apply to si 0. E. SPENCER, Attorney at Law, a Yorkyille, S. c December 7 4!> 4in ii FERGUSON BROS. EVERYBODY r T AS long since learned that KKKd'NOX LI BKOTHKKS are in the front rank of the rocerv business in Ynrkville, and that it has een their desire since first opening their busioss to handle only the best goods, at "live and ?t live" prices. And as they have discounted very bill they have ever made, it would seem lint they know how to take advantage ot'evcryling tending to benefit their customers!. They have Coffee at 2.1 cents per pound. They sell the very best granulated -it (U cents. They sell the best prist at 2S pounds for a #1. Hire at l.'J pounds for one dollar. SEED POTATOES. We have just received another shipment of lose tine Early Rose Irish Potatoes. FBRiiUSON HROTHER8, KIDDLE & CARROLL. i'ROM THE LONE STAR STATE. A CAR load of pure Red Rustproof Texas rjL ()ats has just been received by us. They are no, and wo would advise our friends to lay in leir supplies without delay. If the matter is ostponeu we may not have them when wanted. We Heartily Commend 'lie efforts put forth by the fanners of this seeon last year to produce all necessary supplies l home, and hope they will continue along this tie. Hut, notwithstanding this fact, wo have reently received a car load of New Orleans Moesses of various grades and are prepared to quote get their prices" to all who want something xtra fine. We Lead the Flour Trade n this section, and don't propose to take a back nit fur imvboilv. We have in store and on the ay, FOUR car loads of various grades. Right ow is the iime to buy and we are the people to uy from. Prices have advanced some ana will ery likely go still higher. Don't get caught. rou won't get it any cheaper than we are ott'erlg today, and if you put the matter off you may ay a great deal more. Guano and Acid. We are, sis usual, on top in the Fertilizer busiess. We control the most popular, and, thereire, the best brands sold in this section, and we re price fixers. You will not be consulting our own interest if you buy without first seelg us. Bacon and Lard. These very essential commodities are, as you oubtless know, "away up," but we have them evertheless. It takes "long money" to get ny considerable quantity. We can't help it; ould if we could. RIDDLK it CARROLL. ROCK HILL MACHINE WORKS. Creighton, Slierl'osoc & Co., Prop'rs. JARTS, BUGGIES, CARRIAGES, WAGONS, AND FURNITURE. "JUR MACHINE SHOPS AND FOUNDRY jquiring our entiro attention, we will, to close ut our stock of the above, consisting of some IFTY VEHICLES and A FULL LINE OF URNITURE, sell them AT COST. Parties in want of anything in these lines will o well to call on us before purchasing. CREIGHTON, SHERFESEE & CO., Rock Hill, S. C. We have on hand a number of second and Carts, Buggies and Wagons, which we will lose out at almost any price. r. BAXTER McCLAIX REMEMBER THE DEAD. How many times have you made resolutions to mark the resting places of your loved ones, r and have not even attempted to LM^, get an estimate on a monument or tombstone? It will cost you nothing to get my prices and examine my designs, and you will e just that much nearer carrying out your resoitions. How many times have you passed irough the silent, solemn streets of the little ity ot the dead, and noticed the uncared for lounds almost obliterated by the storms of time ? he red, tear-washed mound of only a short me ago, is almost lost to view by the ravages of hastly briers, and its very surroundings seem > cry out? unknown." Friends, delay this latter no longer; don't let your good resoluons die in your hearts, but act at once. I can ipply you with a tombstone or monument at Imost any price. Remember that I quote rices against the world, and always guarantee uality. N. C. PINE SHINGLES. When in need of standard N. C. 4-inch Shinies, you lose sight of your best interest when ou neglect to consult with me. iELF-IIEATING FLAT IRON. rnu- .......rnmnlina SRT.K\ H R A T 1. I1C UIIIJ nm I CiVIUI ^U>n/iniv ...... . NG FLAT IRON in tho world! No hot join ! No Hinoke! No soot or ashes ; but two ours' ironing for one cent! Parties living in 'ork or Chester counties, can get furtherjnforlation by calling on or writing to T. 11. McCLAIN, Yorkville, S. C. GJEO. II. O'LEARl. FURNITURE, CARPETS AND STOVES. UTOU will lind in stock Bed Room Furniture X. of all grades, Parlor Furniture, Sideboards. Wardrobes, Bureaus of all grades, Chairs of all rades. Cornice Poles, Frames, Pictures and verything usually kept in a first-class furniture itnblishment at G. II. O'LEARY'S. IRON KING COOKING STOVES. [RON KINO, Elmo, Star, Queen Cooking L Stoves and Ranges. All made by Charles 'Ohio A Co. Also a lino of low priced Stoves at O. II. O'LEAltY'S. RUGS AND MATTING. [T7"IIEN you are on the market for someTT thing nife in the way of Rugs or Matting, miemhcr that no one can afford to supply your ants or suit your taste at a lower price than GEO. H. OLEARY. SADDLES AND HARNESS. C7"OU should, by all means, examine our X SADDLES and HARNESS before you uy lroni irresponsible dealers. We have a ill stock of reliable hand made Saddles and larness awaiting your inspection. G. H. O'LEAltY. IT IS SAFE TO CONTINUE rvEALING with a house that has always treatL* ed you fairly and waited on you promptly, his I claim to have done. Accept thanks for le patronage so liberally extended to me, and solicit a continuance of your favors for 1N93. G. II. O'LEARY. RICE SEED FOR SALE. AON'T you want to plant u small patch of _/ RICE this year? It will cost but very liteto prepare the land. I will furnish the seed 110 cents a ouart, and you will tind that the exeriment will pay. Select a small patch of good ottom land, prepare as for wheat and sow roadcast or in drills. The proper time to plant i during the (irst two weeks of April. You 111 tilul seed on sale at THE ENQUIRER llice, or voii may address ROBERT CONRAD, McConnellsville, S. C. March N ll> 3t IV. WADDY THOMSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Yorkville, S. C. [PRACTICES in all State and Federal Courts. L Prompt attention to all business. September 14 37 tf SOAP. STARCH, BLUEING, cheap in quantities at 5 W. B. MOORE A CO'S. the ?fjthvillc grnquirrr. PUBLISHED WEEKLY. no UMW !?! rtc itnvivi i- J n/ii i ingle copy for one year, $ 'I OO no copy lor two years, 3 SO 'or six months, h I OO 'or three months, SO 'wo copies for one year, 3 30 'en copies one year, 17 5() iini an extra copy for a club of ten. A DVERTIHKM KXTH nserted at One Dollar ]>or square for the first isertion, and Fitly Cents per square for each ubsequent insertion. A square consists of the pace occupied by eight lines of this size type. Contracts for advertising space for three, iv <->r tivnlvn moiitlm will be made on reason bio term. The contracts must in all cases be untitled to the regular business of the lirm or ^dividual contracting.