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that the dispenser be allowed $00 per annum for clerk hire. Dispenser Whisonant accepted the reduction with the understanding that hereafter he will ruu the dispensary in connection with private business, to be conducted in the same room. He will probably not commence his private business, however, until the first of January. Mr. Whisonant expressed it as his opinion that the sales of liquor for October have been larger than for September; but the profits of the dispensary from the time it was opened up to October 31, a period of nearly four months, will fall considerably short of paying all expenses. ROLL OF HONOR. The following is the roll of honor of the Yorkville graded school (white) for September and October, 1893: First (trade?Philip Hunter, US; Keene I)ol>son, tH5; Kate Huntor, 96; Ada Barnes, Lilla Hemdon, 92; Mary Lee Alexander, {<2; Lise Latimer, 91; Eunice Grist, 90; Josie Oates, 90, Second Grade?Julia St. John, 97; Joe Alexander, 93; Iva Dickson, {>2; Hamlet Carroll, 92; Nella McClain, 91; Ethel Hope, 90. Third Grade?Joaie Camp, 90; Nannie urist, 96; Sadie Waters. 95; Annie Gailoway, 93; Lura I Kingston 9-1; Willie Camp, 92; Walter Waters, 92; Bertie Smith, 93; Joe Walker, 91; James Haitlicock, 91. Fourth Grade?Ornie Langston, 95; Ilallie Withers, 94; Lizzie Hunter, 91; Josie Hiekson, 93; Louise Howry, 91; Laura Sailers, 90; Wilma O'Farrell, 90; Gladys Withers, 90; John Salters, 91; Henry Summit, 92; Barron Kennedy, 93. Filth Grade?John St. John, 941; Fanine Langston, 93 1-7; Mary Barron, 90 3-7. Sixth Grade?Mary Galloway, 98; Amanda Clawson, 95 j ; Hattie Banks, 94 3-5. Seventh Grade?Ida St. John. Eighth Grade?None. Ninth Grade?May Cunningham. A. K. Banks, Supt. ABOUT PEOPLE. Prof. R. J. Herndon is in Yorkville. Rev. R. L. Grier, of Steele Creek, N. C., is visiting relatives in this place. Mr. I). W. Hicks, of Henrietta, N. C., visi-oiotiuoo nnd fj-lpnds in Yorkville last week. Miss Ella Martin, after a pleasant visit to Miss 'Jessie Latimer, left for her home in Frenchtown, N. J., yesterday afternoon. Rev. J. L. Hemphill and wife, and Miss E. Bruce McKemy, of Georgia, are in Yorkville, visiting the family of Rev. J. C. Galloway. Miss Erado Lisk, of Mount Gilead, Montgomery county, N. C., is in Yorkville, visiting relatives, and is the guest of her uncle, Mr. J. N. Haithcock. J. B. Mendeuhall, of the penitentiary guard, has been transferred to Rock Hill as sergeant of the convict force on the Girls' Industrial College building. Mr. R. S. Galloway, of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian, and Mr. M. M. Ross, of The Young Worker, were at Sharon last week reporting the proceedings of synod for their respective papers. CHURCH NOTICE9. Associate Reformed Presbyterian?Rev. J. C. Galloway, pastor. Tirzah?Services next Sunday at 11 a. in. Yorkville?Services at 7.30 o'clock p. in. Sunday-school at 4 o'clock p. in. Prayer-meeting tomorrow evening at 7.30 o'clock. Trinity Methodist Episcopal?Rev. S. A. Weber, pastor. Services next Sundav morning at 11 o'clock and evening at 7 o'clockPrayer meeting this evening at 7 o'clock. Sunday-school at 4 o'clock p. m. Baptist?Rev. W. J. Langston, pastor. Sunday-school at 4 o'clock p. m. Prayermeeting tomorrow evening at 7.15. Episcopal?Lay services next Sunday at 11 a. m., and Sunday-school immediately afterward. Presbyterian?Rev. W. G. Neville, pastor. Prayer-meeting tomorrow afternoon at 4.30 o'clock. Services Sunday morning at 11 o'clock and evening at 7.30 o'clock. The ordinance of the Lord's Supper will be administered during the night services. Sunday-school at 4 o'clock p. in. LOCAL LACONICS. The General Atmembly. ? The next session of the general assem bly will convene in Columbia on Tuesday, November 28. Death of Captain Carllxle. ? Captain T. P. Carlisle, of Chester county, died at his home in Halsellville last Saturday night of dropsy. AHMlMtifnt Surgeon in the Army. ? l)r. T. S. Bratton, of Yorkville, has secured an appointment to a desirable berth j as assistant surgeon in the United States army, at a salary of $1,800 per annum. MeetH November 28. ? The supreme court meets on November 28. The docket will be unusually large. Ordinarily it only has about one hundred cases. Already one huudred and fifty cases v have been docketed, and it is likely that by the time the court meets, there will be forty or fifty more. ConimlHtiloner Traxler hus Designed. ? Dispensary Commissioner Traxler has resigned his membership in the Baptist | church at Timmonsville. The church was | about to turn him out on account of his con-1 nection with the dispensary. The church ; withdrew its fellowship from him, and the I matter is now supposed to be settled. Called to GaMtonla and I'iNgah. ? Rev. J. C. Galloway has received notice that at the next meeting of presbytery, which meets at Charlotte, on November 0, i he will be presented with a call to the pastor-; ate of Gastonia and Pisgah churches. Mr. i Galloway is ut present considering the mat- j ter, but as yet has reached no decision. It Han Been Beneficial. ? A correspondent writing from Western i York says: "The dispensary law has certain- j ly been beneficial in this section. Before the , passage of the law, traveling barrooms were j to be found everywhere; but these have all been run out of the country, and they are < afraid to come back." Tli?* Same Day. ? In last week's Enquirkk Messrs. M. & H. C. Struss advertised for the owner of a pocket-book picked up on the street recently by Miss Norma Strauss. The owner was Mrs. T. C. Way, of Yorkville. Her husband applied for, described and recovered the lost property the same morning the advertisement appeared. 'Tending Upward." ? Last Wednesday we quoted cotton at | from 7} to 8 cent3. Duriug the day a few bales sold as high as 8.05 and 8.10, but later't there was a sharp decline and today the i market ranges from 71 to 7i with a "slight; tendency upward." All Hie buyers seem to : bave hopes of better prices even before the close of the week. The Flat at How-ell'K Ferry. ? People living just across Broad river,1 in Union county, complain that they are greatly inconvenienced by the loss of the Hat at Howell's ferry. Unless some arrangements are soon perfected, many of thein j who have heretofore been bringing their cotton to Hickory Grove, will be compelled to i go elsewhere. Somebody ought to take the matter in hand. I'iclure of Kock Hill's College. ? Columbia Register: Architect Bruce > presented The Register with a handsome I colored picture showing how the Industrial j and Wiuthrop Normal college will look when completed. The picture shows a building of, beautiful proportions, and one of the hand-. somest in the whole country. The design is a j?oein of architectural beauty. A Narrow Escape. ? Mr. W. H. Hcriulon was at Hickory \ (irove yesterday. He informs us that while there, the cotton gin belonging to Messrs. j Wilkerson, Moorehead, Scoggins & Smith, j had a narrow escape from destruction by fire. How the fire originated is not known,; but when discovered it was making rapid j headway, and had it not been for well j directed work, the entire property would , have been speedily consumed. The loss was ! about #25. Mr. Neville to be Installed next Sunday. ? The services at the Presbyterian church next Sunday will be of especial interest. The occasion will be the installation of Rev. W. O. Neville as pastor. Rev. ('. W. Hum-' phries, of Lancaster, will preside and propound the constitutional questions; Rev. \V. U. White, jr., of Lowrysville, will charge the people : and Rev. I). Harrison, of Yorkville, will charge the pastor. The services will commence at the usual hour on Sunday morning. * ?n U'Uou 1 iruii ?? ?? ? Everybody is no doubt uware that threshed wheat contains dirt, dust, gravel,, smut and pieces of straw, but we venture to say that comparatively few are aware that it also contains such a quantity of iron?ordi- j nary metallic iron?as could, if it were not re- j moved, materially aflect the (lour. Such is j the case, however. A representative of Tick ' Esql'IRKB visited Kiddle's Champion Roller Mills recently. Among other things, he was shown the different machinery ami appliances for cleaning wheat before it is al- j lowed to go into the hopper. One of the | m I most striking devices is a system of magnets, used to catch particles of iron that are mixed in the grain. All these particles are collected on the magnets, and they are so numerous p as to be really astouishing. The iron comes ; mainly from the machinery of the threshers, and is generally in particles, often not so i large as the grains of wheat. The wonder- j ful magnets, however, are always on the j' alert, and not a single stray particle of iron ! ever gets into the flour. Meeting at the ItaptlKt Church Cloned. I ( ? The protracted services at the Baptist church, mention of which was made two ? weeks ago, came to a close on Wednesday j night of last week, when six converts were baptized by the pastor, Rev. W. J. Langston. i The ordinance was witnessed by a large congregation of people. Nine converts were added to the church during the meeting, and j the membership was greatly revived. Rev. | H. C\ Buckholz, who assisted the pastor, proved himself to be an earnest, faithful and , miniefns nf i llO trncilf*! 1 L'IVV|UU1U iiuiliovvi v. iifv ^VW|'V.. Sharon's Hospitality. ? The congregation of Sharon church has always been noted for its splendid hospital- 1 ity. Its right to this reputation was never more clearly demonstrated than during the past week. At the close of each morning ] service, Rev. J. C. Galloway gave all visitors to understand that wherever they saw a J table they were invited to make themselves ; at home ; and at recess, while the ladies of the various families were preparing lunch, ; the male members were out compelling all they could find to come to the feast. The individual who failed to get an invitation ( to dinner on any day during the meeting of ' synod, was hid in the woods. ! Caught oil the Rebound. ? Last Saturday night, John Osby, col- i ored, was arrested by Policeman Wilson for disorderly conduct. While Mr. Wilson was ? trying to unlock the door of the calaboose, Osby made a break for liberty. Mr. Wilson followed. t Before Osby had gone twenty yards, with terrific force he ran into a wire f fence and was shot back almost into the arms of Mr. Wilson as from a catapult, j Thontrh somewhat dazed, Osby next tried to ] dodge past the officer, but in doing so, re- i ceived a smart tap on the head that felled 1 him to the ground. He was locked up without further difficulty. On being taken before the intendant, Osby complained of a large bump on the side of his head, but as ! it was clear that he alone was responsible > for the same, ho got no sympathy. He 1 was fined $5.00, of which he paid $2.05 in ' cash, and is working the balance out on the streets. SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS. , A Reconl Breaker. ] ? A dispatch from Becca, Spartanburg I county, to the Atlanta Constitution, says that ; Mr. R. E. Bulman, of that place, on last , Thursday, picked 4S9 pounds of cotton in i twelve hours. 1 Hax Drunkenness Decreased ? , ? Governor Tillman is going to send out i circulars to the boards of the city and town ! governments of the State asking for coinpar- ( ative figures on drunkenness before and since the dispensary law went into effect. He will probably use the figures in his message to the legislature, as he believes there has been a marked decrease in drunkenness. < To be Married oil October 31. j ? Cards are out for the marriage of Miss , Amelia Brown, of Anderson, to Rev. John s R. Edwards, of Due West. Miss Brown is J an accomplished young lady with a host of j friends. Mr. Edwards is a rising young min- > ister of the Associate Reformed church, late- 1 ly appointed a missionary to the City of * Mexico. ' Will Make No Further Concessions. ? Not satisfied with the temporary reduction of the phosphate royalty to 50 cents a ton. on account of the recent storm, the mining companies have united in a request to the board of phosphate commissioners to *~ s\f tUo fo/lnntinn fnr glUUUUI.ee II tuiuiuuaiiti; ui uiv ivuuvuvu .v. a period of five years. As chairman of the < board of commissioners, Governor Tillman has replied that the State may as well leave the phosphate rock in the river as to give it away, and says to the companies that they i must signify their acceptance of the original rj proposition at once, or it will be withdrawn ] and the royalty again fixed at $1.05 a ton. i How Slmontou .Squirmed Out. ( ? Some weeks ago a dispensary constable * seized a stray barrel of liquor in the depot J, of the South Carolina railroad at Charles- 1 ton. The constable was taken before Judge Siiuonton and committed for contempt in interfering with property in the hands of a receiver. Shortly afterward constables ^ again discovered contraband liquor in the depot. In obedience to the order of Judge ' Simonton, they applied to him for permission to seize it. Last Saturday Judge Simonton issued the following order: "It is ordered s that the receiver of the South Carolina Kail- J, way company, at Charleston, or his author- \ ized agent, do give notice to the consignees 1 of said packages, respectively, that they are j ready for delivery, and that they will he ?. delivered to such consignees on the 24th day t of October, 1893; and that the receiver, or j' his agent, give notice to the said chief con- t stable of the time and place of said delivery, u and that such delivery take place in the 1 presence of said chief constable, and not otherwise." If the liquor was turned over to the consignee as directed, it is presumed that it was promptly seized by the constables. ^ Jjfiarhct Deports. 1 YORKVILLE, October 2(5.?Cotton 71 to 71. CHARLESTON, October 2J.?Cotton7 11-10. LIVERPOOL, October ?5.?Cotton 4j/. NEW YORK, October 23.?Cotton futures closed barely steady, with sales of iil4,(KK) bales I as follows: January, 8.11; February, 8.1!>; , March, 8.27; April, 8.33; May, 8.-to; June, 8.45; October,7.88; November, 7.90; December, 8.07. Special Dote). Sacrament at Kaiuah. The sacrament of the Lord's supper will be administered at Kamah church on next Sunday . ..I 11 ..1..1....1. WA.i.i,.nu ....Iiiiiwuii'iliir "it 11 lit 11 w v iwv I\, nvniw.1 xwi.i..,, ... ...H o'clock on Saturday morning. s. 11. Hay. t October 25 12 It < ( ( I i II When Baby was Kick, wo pave hor Castoria. j j When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria, s When sin? had Children, she gave them Castoria. "j 1 t l ! i The Mail's doing Away. We recently bought a lot ol'('hewing Tobac- ! co under conditions which need not be named here. It is a regular 50 cents a pound retailer, , costing lis cents wholesale. We guarantee it j sound and strait and an elegant chew, as good as ! ( any fifty cents Tobacco. The man's going away ! > and the goods have to be sold. We oiler it at j ."Ci cents per pound, but will not sell more than ; J (iorS pounds to any one man lbr reasons best , known to oneself. John ('. Ki'ykkndai.. l-'or Sale. j 1 A large Heating stove?coal?large enough to heat a church or a big store room. In goodj" condition. Has been used but two winters. . Call at the York Drug Store. } Head it in The Kiiquii-ei-. I We arc having a good demand for our Chill ' Pills. People are calling for them saying they ' "read in Tnk Knqciiiku." Yes, my friends, j j and that's not all you will he able to road in tlio | t faces of all who have taken thorn. They stop the chill; they give appetite and make new j fresh blood. Price por box ti-'i cents; hy mail | (? cents. Sold only hy John (*. Ki'YKKNHAI., Yorkville, S. (', Lend us Your Knr, Persons to whom we sold Pacific (itiauo are < reminded that their notes fall due on the 1st day I of November. Don't confound this debt with j what you may owe the < Jlohe Phosphate Co, j They are separate obligations. The notes fori' Pacific (luano are not payable at the Loan and j Savings Hank, but at our otllce we are ready to j receive the amounts due us on this account, and j hope 110 one will allow their note to run beyond ' the date at which they fall due. Wo will mail a notice to every one who owes us for the Pacific j brand guano. John P. Kcykkniiai.. I When You Don't Go 'Possum Hunting || Nights, you can amuse ami employ yourself by ! twisting Into pig tails that beautiful and bright j natural leaf Tobacco, we are selling at 17 cents 1 i ...u :< > per jxiuim. i.ni Cylinder oil. A No. 1 article of Cylinder oil for /rins and outline's just in at Kuykendal's. Wo will price I it vory close to parties who use it. More Oils. A splendid article ol I'aralline Oil, 21 decrees /gravity, heavy body for engines and other machinery. Don't /rum. Newfoundland Cod Oil for tin"Tanners. Don't /rum or stick. Just the thin/r for wa/ron harness. JxoC. Kt'VK kxn.\u. HYMENEAL. Makkiku?At tin? residence of the bride's1 mother, in Columbia, on Friday, 27th, by Hey. f A. K. Mitchell, Miss .I J" I.I A F. KOSK, of Co- ( Innibia, and Mr. T. K. Ct>X, of Mean fort. j V At Clover, S. ('., October is, ISiKt, by Hey. S. II. Hay, Mr. .101IX L. STACY to Miss M At SO IH T F. McKNKillT. I C'Al.I, AKOUOVl) COIJKT WKKK. 1 "J" WILL be fully prepared to serve you with J. A. Jl llCSl-C'lilSS Ilintl ill llli! IIMIHl III in: iiu.M >? n r\, i ai [court week). Also with FIS1I AND OYSTERS. So if you arc in town and feel hungry, all around. I have plenty of room for you now and will serve meals at any reasonable liour. LOU'lS ROTH. October 2o 4't It APPLICATION FOR DISCHAKHE. VTOTICK is hereby given that the under-1 131 signed, administrator of the estate of 1\ STEPHEN KEARNEY, deceased, will make a " litial settlement with the Probate Judge for ^ York county. <>N THE tiTII DAY (>E NO- ? VEM HER, when he will make application for a final discharge from liability as ad- "C ininistrator of the said estate. OEOROE KEENAN, Administrator. October 11 41 At w ESTATE OF A. P. CAMPBELL. DEC 'D. sp ALL persons indebted to the estate of Dr. A. P. CAMPBELL, deceased, are hereby notified that if payment is not made, on or ISJ licforc the FIFTKfcXTII DAY OF NOV EM- ?>< PER, lHfl.'l, the claims will be put in the hands hi if an ollicer for collection. The estate must be il settled up and longer indulgence cannot be " illowed. W. E. ADAMS, Jr., Executor. October IS 42 4t (J MALLARD BROTHERS MARKETMEX. WE are niarketinen. We deal in FRESH BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, SAl'S A HE? xased and in bulk?and in fact everything in Di the meat line. We keep these things on hand R< it all times, and can give you what you want on ?" Saturday nights, as well as MONDAY MORN- l?1 [NHS. If you don't see what you want ask for J*j t. We are"here to supply your wants, whether PJ you live in town or country. We arc doing " ivhat we can to have a FIRST CLASS RES- hi TAURANT OPEN BY NEXT MONDAY. "> THE TWIN MARKETMEN. |? October 15 42 fJni hi NOTICE. > TO MY FRIENDS and CUSTOMERS gener- Q erally : I would respectfully- remind you hat your accounts for OUANOS AND SUP- . PLIES are due on NOVEMBER 1st, and .pj nust be met, as I have sonic paper to meet p myself, and cannot extend the tunc as hereto- ,t. "ore. You are all acquainted with my condition i.nl I in.nr. vmi will resound nroinntlv. * jst>. m.'hope. _ N. 1$.?Tlio old business of J. W. P. HOPE A i'O. must be closed up this year. All persons ndebted to them will please come forward and ottle at once, and thus save us from the un- ? ilensaut duty of placing their claims in the f1 umds of a collector. J. \V. 1'. HOPE A* CO. f October IS -12 :tt ^ TEACIIMRS' EXAMINATION. ( THE COl'NT Y EXAM I NINO HOARD V will meet in YORKVIELK, on FRIDAY 1 uui SATURDAY, the 27th and 2Sth ofOCTO- . RER, to hold an examination for applicants ,, for certificates to teach in the I'URLIC FREE . SCHOOLS of York county. All those desiring o teach in the public schools, should bear in niiul that licenses will not hereafter be granted J: inless applicants can satisfy the board that cir- : unistanccs over which they had no control, prevented their attendance at the examination, ' md that no licenses will hereafter issue except ipon examination. The examination will open it !> o'clock a. m., and close at 4 o'clock p.m., ' achday. \V. II. EDWARDS, , Chairman Examining Hoard. September 27 '!!> f?t EXECUTOR'S SALE. } )!, PFRSFANT to the order of the probate court in for York county, South Carolina, I will re jxposeto public, sale, AT THE LATE REST- is DENCE, in said county, of JOEL \V. RAWL- tii 1NSON, deceased, the balance of the PERSON- lu \L ESTATE of said'deceased, consisting of wl levcu mules, three wagons, three grain cradles, pr line plow stocks, nine sets of goal's, ten hoes, pi dackstnith anvil, six parlor chairs, one sofa, two _ icds and bedding, one single bed, piano stool, p vashstand, bureau, bookcase and books, (lining ^ able, two small tallies, twelve chairs, one stove ^ md fixtures, one clock, hat-rack, bowl and litcher, two lamps, farm products of 1893, con- . listing of cotton, corn, fodder, cotton seed, etc. 1 The sale will be made on NOYEMHER 7TII, ;89J, commencing at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. 0I. Tkiims ok Sauk?CASH. \V. J. RAWLINSON, Executor. or. October 25 43 2t . INNUAL MEETING OE THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. e Dflice of flic County Commissioners of York County, i York vii.i.k, S. ('., October is, 18JI3. J VTOTICE is hereby given that the ANNUAL MEETING of the board of county coninissioners for York countv will be held in forkville on the FIRST THURSDAY AFTER THE FIRST MONDAY OF NOVUM- ^ IER, now next ensuing, the Otli day of the -t nontli. All persons holding claims or demands >f any kind against the county, not heretofore iresented to the board, are required to file the aine with the clerk, on or before the first day if November next, in order that the same may io audited at the annual meeting. J. S. RRICE, Clerk of Hoard of County'Commissioners. October IS 42 4t I I'llE YORKYILLE GRADED SCHOOLS. # Tuition Charges. . AT a meeting of the trustees of the Yorkvillc Graded Schools, held on Monday, October 23, 1SSW, the following resolution was adopted: Resolved, That all pupils in the Graded Schools of Yorkvillc, between the ages of six U' md sixteen years, residing within the York- ^ ille school district (embracing the incorporate J) units of the town of Yorkvillc) studying "or- y hography, reading, writing, arithmetic, geog- \j apliy, English Grammar, history of the United ^ states and ol Soutn Carolina, 1110 principles m ^ he constitution and laws of the I nited States Q md of South Carolina, morals and good he- V laviour," lie allowed KH1CK TUITION. That or the studies outside of those enumerated 11 ihove, the fees of said pupils shall be as follows 11 icr month: In Seventh tirade $1 oo y* In Eighth tirade, 1 50 In Ninth tirade, - 00 y Latin, with other studies, extra, 1 tKi JL Latin alone, 1 50 ri The fees of pupils above the age of sixteen rears and of pupils residing beyond the limits if the school district, shall be as heretofore y iroseribed. 1-i Hy order of the Hoard. It J. E. WALLACE, Chairman. U L. M. < 1 hist, Secretary. ? t tetober 2.5 40 It SI SHINGLES 1 $2 PER M. I N. C. Heart Pine Shingles u Reduced to $2.00. "? \.7"ES, that is the price that I have fixed them iJJJ X. at for the present, and if you want to save j,, noney, consult with me before buyingSIIIN1LES of anyone. Henieinber this and act with ntelligont discretion. The Shingles are North 'arolina Heart Pine, four inches wide, and are . . lassed as standard. The price as stated above ,!'l s $2.00 per thousand, of course subject to the luetuations of an active market. COTTON SEED WANTED. I want KVKKY HKS11KL OK COTTONI an <KKI> IX YOKK COl'NTY, KoK WHICH [ WI Mi PAY TI1K HHHIKST CASH ,]j MUCK. I have the money and am ready to | )m o pay it to yon. Always brinjr your seed tojtri no when von want tlio TOP OK Till-: MAK-|to \KT ANli IIONKST WKHHIT. < j ,-e REMEMBER THE DEAD ! j_ If yon oontoni|)lato tlio purchasing of a j Monument or Tombstone, I would call yonr at-ill cution to tlio NKW DKSIUNS roocntly placed j in exhibition in my niarlilo yards for yonr in-1 ipoolion, all of which arc II Kill UllAKKj THINKS, and will ho sold in competition with i lie "chalky" stulT, so coiniiionly palmed oil' ^ in unsuspecting customers bv unscrupulous | Iealcrs. T. lb McCLAIN. fc CH AMPION It01.1.Kit .111 M.S. j "' IKKSPKCTKl* LLY beg to aiiiioinico licit the CHAMPION lKH.I.KK MILLS have j be icon completed at Zono, on ('rowder's Creek, i * 1'liey iire now in operation, and I am prepared I o make for customers as KINK A Ml ALITY n< )K PAT K.N T KoLLKH MILL KLOl'lt, as ,, an be had in the I"nited Stales. We have a ea- tonicity of thirty barrels of line Hour a day. The Yorkville, s. i jn 1">HAt'TICKS in :i 11 Slate and Federal Courts f.i I'ronipt attention to all business. September 14 .f" tl ion MOWIIItS AXI) ltllAl'DltS. { I'M I K celebrated WALT Kit A. Wool) Mn\V- I . I NO and H HA l'l NO .MAt'll INKHY and, l>CTToN O INS, are tor sale 1?v hock hill machine works. > i)\vi:i.i.in(; iioi sks l-'oit hunt. Wo SMALL DWKI.I.INO llOFSKS lor' . rent. Apply to L. M. OH 1ST. J line 7 - > tf IS 101/I'I NO AXI) STi;\>l KITT1NOS. AN assortment of I .citing and Steam Fittings; T of all kinds in stock. j 1 HOCK MILL MACIIINK WOHKS. ! In; It 101'AI it YOt'lt MUIIINEKY NOW. j 1 > KI'OHF the season for work. 1> HOCK MILL MACIIINK WOHKS. | . mn\ brothers. GOSSIP IUNS AWAY!!! ; k SOLID PROOF OF THE AHOVE nunc j V. under our observation last Saturday on the ( rival of our fall lino of CRAVATS. Soon it ( us ciroulatod round that they had arrived, and oso who appreciated a thing of beauty in dress und their way to our store and made from ' SK to Fol'R selections each. They knew at we would, AS I'Sl'AL, display j)atterns , id styles not obtainable elsewhere, it is un cessnry to say that this line equals our past putation. 1 AN WANTS IUT LITTLE IERE BELOW. nt while here he wants the REST, and that is hy he hnvs tlie BANISTER SHOE. When a . eeial hraiid of shoes ebntinnes to grow in imparity year after year as is the ease with the AN [STICK, it indicates that the poods are sat factory to the wearer. Wc found more friends this shoe than wo could expect, hence that rue shipment has disappeared to givo room to 1 second shipment just arrived. Remember, E OCARANTEE EVERY PAIR. ( UK CLOTHING J BAROMETER idieates that our immense stock of Men's and >vs' clothing is daily being reduced. The men id boys of this surrounding country have arned the place to be clothed. STYLISH DORS, LOW PRICES, OCR DETERMINA- 1 [ON TO LEAD have taught them the lesson, e promised you here we would make it to your tcrest to buy from us; Who can deny the stateont? Our stock, the largest, our assortment ore varied, our ssilcs larger than can he found this market. OW, ONE THER POINT. The largest stock of Fnderwcarin this market, link of an AIX WOOL CAM ML HAIR UNEltVKST FOR 81. And if you don't bring e 8L we can sell for 50 cents. IXMAX RROS., The Leading Clothiers. J. H. RIDDLE. rOR YOUR )ONSI DERATION. )XCK more we desire to call the attention of housekeepers to the fact that they can buy better quality of Family and Fancy Groceries mi our establishment than elsewhere in Yorklie, or in York county either, for that matter, e neither buy, keep or sell anything but the st eatables, either in necessities or delicacies, id we make it a rule to meet other people's ices, and in numbers of cases we undersell our mld-be competitors. The reader may image that the foregoing statements are made bouse "talk is cheap," or because this is "only i advertisement," but we desire to say that we > c up to die claims, and that we defy anyone to ove that we have ever failed to do so. ABOUT LARD. We arc aware of the fact that with some peoe "pure" lard is pure lard, and there is no difrenec in the quality. Well there is a dill'crenco the pure article. There is one kind that is tidcred from pure leaf, and another kind that rendered from the sides and other fatty norms of the hog. The leal lard, which is alisotely jmre, (pure like Royal Raking Powder, liich we sell) and costs wholesale 2 cents a mud more than that sold in this section simv as pure lard. We sell the LI0A F lard. ANCY GROCERIES. Meeker's Self Raising Ruckwheat is recogzed as (lie finest article of the kind on the arket. We have recently received a supply it put up in three pound packages. . We also have in stock a fresh supply of Heck's Oatmeal put up in packages. While we do not claim to have the greatest variV of Canned Goods to be found in Yorkvillc, . do claim that we have a largo stock of the I st quality that tho market affords. J. 11. RIDDLE. t HUNTER & OATES. ALL ABOARD! ' FOR ] IITNTER&OATES'S f You are on tlie Market' for Anykind of Goods. 1 TIIEY SELL: trousc and Bros.'s Clothing, , orsch's Slices, adies' Slices, i vcrcoats, ( loves. intronage of in?* puwie is soucncu aim sausiae- i ion isassured. (!. I? ItlDDLK, Proprietor | W "('liampion" .Mills. Julyfl :17 tr j'u III WITH A lUJCIiilYM JlOWIilt j fv AND an IMI'KKIAIi lloKSK RAKK one L man and two horses ran mow and rake ten o twelve acres of pea vines, crab grass or any ? >ther kind of hay in a day. ttet yourself ail ; >nttit and cut your own forage and also enough for your neighbors to pay for it. You can do it.' flic* out lit we mention is the best on the market. * If you depend on eulfee with a mowing blade J[ 111(1 nitctlloi'K Vol! li 151 v ilist- your iisiv. i.< TIN-: UltlST-CAUTWKHillT Oi. 1?"| \X. WADDV THOMSON. ATTOHN|:V AT J.AW, A N I) ( ASK KTS which I will sell at tlin very I i a-est prices. Personal attention at all hours. ( I am prepared to repair all kinds of Furniture 1 reasonable priees. < J. Kl> JFFFKKYS. I January I 1 11* i ollars, Cuffs, Cravats, ] [ats, Caps, iiigliams, Calicoes. < iiie Dress Goods, 1 aces, Ribbons, J mbroidcries, j [andk ercliiets, 1 indies' Wraps, { inbrellas, Parasols, etc. J IOUM) voir WANT TO BUY NYTHINC; IN TUB MHDICINH 1,1 NK lAVAYK GO TO IOWRY & STARK'S. AllKY keep a very complete stock of Drugs, , Chemicals, Ointments, Pills, Plasters, etc. ] icir line of Patent Medicines is sis good, if not e best, this town allbrds. Go there and yon east t whstt yon want, without having to run sill or town huntin^r for it. Should yon want mcthing new in the Psitent Medicine Line, not sit in tliis nnu ked, they itre always glad to iter for yon. They make a Chill Cure whieh ev have been selling for a nnniber of ycitrs, d they (il'A RA NTKK every bottle to cure y ease of chills, no matter of now long standg, or the money will be refunded. STARK'S SAKSAPAKILLA. lis is the season of the year to lakea good tonic nod inirilier, something to tone up the system, toy make a good one. Call for STARK'S . VKSAPAKILLA. Only costs one cent a dose, i nd it is a splendid preparation. .< Should you lie sit tiering from any lung trouble, i i to their.; they have the medicines you need, i As for Tobacco, they have it?both smoking 1 d chewing?and their prices are right. They s so have si lot of Hooks to sell. One hundred i Herein kinds. They will sell them at less than < If such books usually* sell for. All who have i ed their Cigars say they sell the I5KST in ^ wn. They sell the best Soda and Starch at a 1 nts a pound. LOWUY A* STARK. ] Leading Druggists. i I.&H.C. STRAUSS. II'inter is Coming, j Te have the largest stock of winter < jods in Yorkville, which we arc ofring at very low prices. They can:>t be bought as low anywhere else, eady made clothing for children, 1 ws and men. Ladies' Cloaks, Jack s, Sluiwls, Moods, Blankets, Inlands, Menswear, Boots and Shoes, tibber Moods and Umbrellas. We are agents for Coats' Cotton, . hich we will sell to merchants only, > the same price as it can be bought lywhere else at wholesale. The heapest Cash .Store. montvai.u stock fa km. Itlackshurg, S. (\ j 1 1 K< i I ST K K KI? .1 KI {S ! : YS, w ! : I.SI I AND\ SIIKTI.ANI) I'liMKS. (imported stork.) SSKX AMi KKOISTKHKI) ClIKSlIlKKl: |(?S, 15red mid lor sale. i, I now oiler lor sale: (INK S1IlOTLANI) i oKSKPo.NY, :i years old next spring. Sire j d dam imported. Isalieanty. Well broken], halter and perfectly gentle. The very thing]! r your u il'e and eliililren. Also, six lirst class KSSKX SOW IMOS, sevinonths old. Will weigh from l-"> to 14(1 J muds. fine form ami bred especially for < ceding purposes. ('orres]iondence solicited. ( Address, Dr. .1. O. BLACK, Itlaeksburg, S. (| | CNOFItTAklNC. | AM bandlimr a first class lino of COFFIN'S |: $10,000 AT COST! I FREW BROTIf ERS'S TT'NTIRK stock of goods, consisting of a well l~j selected stock of Dry (Joods, Notions, Clothing, Hats, Caps, Hoots and Shoes, (ilassware, frockery, Hardware, etc., etc., is ottered AT [*< >ST! A RAKE OPPORTUNITY ro buy your fall and winter goods at a price! ivhieh will cause your pocket-book to smile. This is no catch Or a bluff game, But a reality. These poods nre offered at cost in order to settle tip the estate ol'W. M. FHKW, deceased, ttid Ml'NT and WILI. he sold by January 1st, AT OH HKLOW COST. It will Pay YOU To see our Stock of Goods Before buying. C. W. FHKW, Successor to Frew Itrns., Hock Hill, S, 0. How To Invest Small Amounts. This is a problem that puzzles more than one man who saves a portion of his salary. The following letter gives the result of an investment in a Tontine Policy of the Equitable Life. Union, S. (\, Dec. 20,1892. W. J. Koiidky, Esq., Agent. Dkau Silt:?Your favor enclosing check of the Kouitnhlc Life Assurance ' Society in settlement of my policy, No. 209,310, came duly to hand. The settlement is a liberal one, exceeding my expectations, and I am pleased with it. Yours truly, William Mckro. There is no form of investment today that offers such absolute security and such liberal dividends as the proper form of life assurance. It's a matter on which every man should be posted. We send you figures and particulars without charge. W. J. RODDEY, Manager, Department of the Carolina^, ROCK HILL, S. C. October 25 43 tf WITHERS ADICKES CO. An Entirely Reasonable and Seasonable Charge To Judge, Jurors, Witnesses, And Spectators, at the Gfrand Assizes in York's New Court House next week, And Every Week. DON'T buy your poods in any line anywhere till you are satisfied that the seller will < jive you as much for your money as Mr. Anyjody Else. Wo ask a close investigation on this basis by inrehascrs of Groceries, Hardware, Crockery, Wooden, Willow, Tinware, etc. We carry the best assortment of these lines in lie country and solicit a serotinous trial. Yours for business, WITHERS A DICK ICS CO. WARNING. Insist Upon Your Hotel )r Hoarding House Keeper jetting Fresh, Pure Eatables From Us. AND we suggest some few articles of menu which may make your mouth water: iluekwheat Cakes with Now Crop, N. O. Moasses ; Coffee roasted by ourselves; and Oat Makes, nice juicy Hams and Pearl Grits, nice uilt Fish and Irish Potatoes, best Choeso and Maccaroni; Dried Reef with Tomato Catsup, E>ure Lard in Patansco Superlative or Obelisk iClour, and hundreds of other goodies, deserting m our toothsome delicious cakes of 20 kinds, and .rated Pineapples. Wire your host Saturday o clean up with our Gold Dust Washing Pow lor and provide themselves with some 01 our lice dishes, etc., and all will be happy. WITHERS A DICK ICS CO. I KENNEDY BROS. & BARRON. SOME MEN A 111C CONTINUALLY trying to say funny tilings about their wives, mothers, sisters, md aunts being so particular in selecting their tpring or fall hats, and the truth of the business s, these very same men are no less particular iliout the style of their head gear than the adies. In fact some of them are more so and we ire sure that they often display very little taste 11 their selection of a tile. We have recently re- , eived an unusually handsome lot of men's hats mil we think that almost anybody could lind ivhat he needed in our assortment. You need lot be afraid of making a mistake in selection if rou come to lis, and if you price our hats, you ivill be amazed at our quotations?so low. M HAVIi RECEIVED >TIIKU NKW (JOODS and hope the ladies will lot leave us out when making their fall pur liases. SCHOOL HOOKS are sold by us. We sell tJILT KDUK SIIOK'HOLISIL We sell the BUST WRITING INKS to be bund in this section. We have something novel in the way of MU'ILAOK. If you have any STIOKINO to do, rou should test it. KENNEDY BROS. A* BARRON. I 1 V. K. KKIlUt'SON. .1. M. KKIKIirsoN. ? L'liumiiuniv nuns, i n i XI m-m rsw l I, DRUM MAJORS OF TIIK GROCERY BUSINESS.! RKJIITat the head of the procession! Extreme low prices! Fair, square dealing; | fi ounce pounds ; doing just as we advertise; | renting everybody right; keeping everything food to eat, from the very l>est markets; elcani n ess and promptness in delivery of goods; buy-1. ng low and selling cheap. The foregoing are a i fiw of the many reasons we assign lor our I: GETTING THERE, j; >ur music is a little hard for some of our broth- | r grocers to dance to, but we can't help that. | f!tey are too slow. We can't wait. I.ife is not ong enough at one end. DON'T BE A SNAIL. loin the procession. (Jowith the crowd, lluy ' mil- uiini'KMFKH from us. We soli bagging and ties. We received this week the following fresh foods: 1 locker's Oatmeal, hoth in package and > n keg; Pickles in keg; Buckwheat also in pack- j > ige and loose; another barrel of those inaglilieont White Kjsli; new Canned Hoods of very kind; another lot of those celebrated ilan'is?1"? cents a pound ; an elegant assortment >f fresh Candies at li'i cents per pound ; also a . arge lot of stick candv as low as anyone will put 1 t to you. ' I'KHOt'SON BROS. c DOBSON'S RACKET MY HS ID 11flUI I NEW DRESS GOODS, PRINTS, OUTINGS, MILLINERY, SHOES, USDS 1UBVUI 111 TUMI Q YARDS Dross Goods, 10 cents, Ovv YARDS double width Dress Goods at 19 cents. fiOO yards double width Dress Goods, 2.1 cents. 100 yards double width Dress Goods, .114 cents. :iOO yards double width Dross Goods, ;V) cents. ;")00 yards Outing, Hi and 10 cents. 400 pairs Ladies' Hutton Shoes, 9.1 cents. 400 pairs Ladies' Lace Shoes, 9.1 cents. 200 pairs Men's Shoes, 9.1 cents. 100 pairs Men's Fine Shoes, 81.25. 200 pairs Ladies' Button Shoes, $1.25. 200 pairs Ladies' Button Shoes, 61.40. 100 pairs Monaghan Bay Shoes, 62.IX). 100 pairs Children's Monaghan Bay Shoes, $1.25. KM) pairs Ladies' Monaghan Bay Shoes, 82.50. 50 pairs of Men's Monaglian Bay Shoes, $.'1.00. 500 yards Jeans, 20 cents. 500 yards Jeans, 25 cents. 500 yards Jeans, MA cents. 100 yards of Cassiiner, 50 cents. 500 pairs of Children's Shoes, 50 cent*. 100 men's Work Shirts, 25 cents. 50 men's Work Shirts, .'15 cents. UK) yards Red Flannel, 15 cents. KM) yards Red Twilled Flannel, 25 cents. 100 yards Red Twilled Flannel, MA cents. 50 bunches of Yarn, 07 cents. 1(XK) boxes of Blueing, 1 cent. 100 boxes of Blueing, two for 5 cents. 1(K) boxes of Blueing, 5 cents. 1,000 boxes Blacking, 1 cent. 990 plugs of Tobacco, six for 25cents. 500 packages of Soda, 5 cents. KM) boxes of Snulf, 4 cents. 1,000 packages of Snulf, two for 5 cents. KM) packages of Baking Powder, 5 cents. All the above, and a groat deal more, ready for stile. Remember, our men's Shoes at $2.00 are just as good and will wear just as long as any Shoes you buy for 64.00 or 64.50. Try a pair and bo convinced. We have 2,000 pairs of shoes in stock now, and can please almost anyone, flood coarse Shoes for ladies' wear for 75 cents. Ladies' buttoned dress Shoes for 75 cents. In fact any kind of Shoes for ladies and men's wear at Dobson's Racket. Our prices are as low, if not lower, than you will find elsewhere. No house can or .shall undersell in the same class of goods. We keep good, fresh goods, and no PAPER SOLED SHOES, Come and see us before you buy a Dress, Ilat or Shoes. T. M. DOBSON, Manager. Leader of Low Prices. pi)- New York office on Broadway. W. M. HOUSTON & CO. This Kind of weather makes a fellow feel like donning his winter clothes, and specially does he want nice warm underwear. The Hustlers lead in this line as well as all others. They have from the cheapest cotton to nice wool goods for both ladies and gentlemen, at "Short Crop" prices. We manufacture men'anil boys work shirts. They are full size. Have plenty of cloth in them. Are well made and as cheap as Northern Shirts, that are much too short ;uul not half inside. Something Special. .'12-inoh Dress Flannel, 2f> cents. tJS-inch Serge at 2f> cents. Men's Oil (train Shoes at ?1.18 Sells elsewhere for ?1.35. T,sidies Monaghan Hay Shoes at ?l.f?0 to ?l.7">. other dealers sisk you silMint 7"> cents to ?1 more. W. M. HOUSTON A- CO. I AM QUITE BUSY ?Si=&r THKSK DAYS, and expect to lie so from now on, as old York has taken on new life, uul the people have confidence in my ability as i workman. .1. II. JIAHNKS, Watchmaker and Jeweler. Yorkville, S. ('., Oct. 4th. ~ ? - ? r* ? /'< m r n r< ? WHISOAAAIT & CAML^, I HICKORY CJHOVK, S. ('. THE LADY MANAGER j Of Our Millinery and Dress-j Making: Department nAS ARItlVKD, and it is with sanguine assurance that we can promise ahsolutesatsfaetion in both lines, ami we cordially invite >ur lady friends to inspect our RKKSS (i()(?I)S j VN1) HATS, and l?e convinced that our prices J larallcl the times. beautiful! Stylish ! Cheap ! j CLOTIILXG. . "We are still in the ring" on Clothing and I s lave a Kt'LL LINK of Hoys' Youths' and j VIen's Clothing at prices which defy conipe- . ition. " _ SHOES, YES SHOES. When it comes to SlIOKS, our prices and | will ti,.Hn vnn nil Imt to death. Call to! ice us. Vve will make it pay you. WIIISOXANT A CASTLES. SIlt'OM) HAM) NIvS 171 (>K SALE CHEAP. One 15-IIorso Power . Agricultural, in lirst-cluss order, as good as lew. One 8-Horse Power Agricultural, in good uder. HOOK HILL MACHINE WOltUS. WM. C. LATIMER ON A BOOM! OUR CLOTHING HAS ARRIVED The Handsomest Line of Millinery we Ever Handled is HOW Oil fixillOlllOll, is mm ofTTew tb artist Whose Taste and Work is Demon trative that she is the ONLY Milliner we Have ever had in our Employ. From this oil New Goods WiU Arrivi Until Our Store is Fitted With all theBest Seasonable Novelties. Jl'ST from the great millinery inipnrtiiij establislunent of J AS. <;. JOHNSON A* CO., n N'mv Ynrk. itopu Mrs. KKXXKI.I.V. the artis who will have charge of our millinery depart nient, come, which of itself is a recommends tion stronger than could he hurriedly writtei with words from a dollar dictionary ; and whil we dislike to speak disparagingly of our effort in the past, for we always tried to get the besl we had fallen by the wayside. Hut the lad; who now has charge of our millinery depart ment will make up for our shortcomings of th past, in the display of a taste for beauty ii design and the blending of shades, which here tofore has not been seen in this part of th universe. Truo, aside from Mrs. Kennedy's experienc nnd taste, she has the advantage of a stock o goods which could not have been bought soutl of New York?the home of American fashion And, with the great advantages named?an ar tist of experience and taste, and the most mag niticent line of millinery we ever had?wear going to hum. Two ("s?cheap and cash?wil be the watchword. It was late when we went to New York thi season, and consequently we had the latest style in winter goods to select from, and you ma; expect reliable goods in the heighth of fashion This is true of Dress floods as well jus Milliner} and as we are noted everywhere for the elggan lino of dress goods, we invite you to conu You shall not lie disappointed. (icntlcmcn, see our line of hats, from a dolla up. The cheapest ever shown. It is unnecessary to mention our stock r Ladies and Children's Shoes. LAST, we desire to return our thanks t those of our customers who have so prompt! heeded our advertisement of the last few weeks and hope that the rest will pay up before th 20TII of OCTOBER?the date stipulated ; fo after that time we will begin to prepare th accounts to be collected by an attorney. The; must be paid, and promptly. Before we quit it wo will call your attention t a dainty line of fancy crackers, vanilla wafers salted snow Hakes, etc., to which we invito yoi to inspect. \VM. C. LATIMER. ^ MAY & MAY, ^ S Diivaa ists. ih ROOTS, HERBS. Wealth Growing: Wile Around You. WE want the local botanists for miles aroum to come and consult with us in regard t any of the ROOTS AM) IIERHS given in th list below. We want to know in what quanti ties they can be obtained, and we will tell yoi the value of each and how to gather them. \Vi have just about completed arrangements witl a Northern drug firm for handling them, am it might be the means of bringing THOU SANDS OF DOLLARS among us which other wise would go elsewhere : Sarsaparilla, Snake Root, Prickly Ash, Hold en Seal, Pumpkin Seed, Queen Root, Pok Root, Poke berries, Smart Weed or Wate Pepper, Tansy, White Willow, Yellow Jessa mine, Wild Cherry Dark, Yellow Dock, Fever few, Catnip, Jimson Weed, boneset Leave* Burdock Root, Ground Ivy, Life-Everlasting Mullen Leaves, etc. For further particulars apply in person to a* ? v i. \f * v ? 1M*Y 1 IV 1 f We have the Largest And Most Complete Line of Patent and Proprietary Medicines, Together with Druggists' Sundries, Colognes, Soaps. Extracts, Perfumeries, Hair and Toothbrushes, Combs, Rubber Goods, Trusses, And Prepared Plasters of all Kinds that we ever Handled, and Our Prices Knock out Competition on Every Round. Head Below, a few Things That you Should Know. IT'IKST tiling that wo want you tr . know is that wo hutullo only the VKRY HKST M HDK'INKS, ami our prescriptions are ehcmicallj pure, ami are compounded with the utmost care and the most intelligent accuracy, and our nriees are jusl the same as those of druggists win use inferior ingredients, and whose pharmaceutical knowledge is below mediocrity. May's Compound Cough Syrup. May's Compound Cough Syrup i> the best preparation on the market for Coughs, < 'olds, Whooping < 'ough, Croup, ete, and for many years it has had a prominent place in many private family medicine chests. II you want a sure, reliable, speedy cough cure, alwavs ask for MAY'S COM IM)l*NI> CUt'OII SY1U'I\ Almost Everything. We have almost every tiling you can think ol n our line, and especially is this true where the irticlo hits im'rit. Bovine, a Raw Food Extract. MOVIXKis a nuv food extract, free from insolnable elements, palatable and agreeable to the most delicate taste, and is largely recommended by physicians in eases of infants and invalids. When yon want Drugs, always call on MAY ?V MAY, Druggists. TAX NOTltT., ' (M-TICK ?>K Cot'XTY TltKASl'ltKR, ' VoltKVII.I.K, S. C? September l*?, ls!,-l. ) IN* conformity to law, iiiv I moks will beopeneiicd on MONDAY, 'i'lIK HiTII DAY OF ot'TOI1KH, ami kept ojm'U I'NTII, DKOKMf BKK !IS'r, ]N!i;i, for the collection of ST ATI*', Col NTY ami SI'F.CIAK TANKS, lor the 1 fiscal year commencing November 1st, lxrj. For the aeeommoilatioii of tax-payers, I will (attend at the following places on the days named : At Yorkville, from Monday, Oetober Kith, until Saturday, October'J 1st. | At Antioeli, Monday, October li'lrd. At Tirzali, Tuesday,* < tetober, 21th. At Newport, Wednesday, October, 2.1th. " | At Clay Hill, Thursday,*'tetober 2i?th. I At Thompson's Mill, Friday, October 27th. At Bethel, Saturday, October 2Sth. At Yorkville, from Monday, Oetober 'totli, ! until Saturday, the 4th day of November. At Clover, Monday and Tuesday, November I Oth and 7th. I [ At Bethany, Wednesday, November Nth. At Clark's Fork, Thursday, November !Uli. ? At Hickory Grove, Friday and Saturday, November loth and 11th. At MeConnellsville, Monday, November b'Uh. At .1. W. Carroll's store. Tuesday. November * 11 niV. At Sharon, Wednesday, November lath. At Yorkville, from Thursday, November Kith, to Monday, November 2oth. At Buffalo, Tuesday, November 21st. At (trover, Wednesday, November 22nd. At Blacksburi;, Thursday and Friday, November 2-lrd and 24th. At Yorkville, Saturday, November 2.7th. . At Coates' Tavern, from 1 o'clock p. m. on Monday, November 27th, to 1 o'clock p. in. on Tuesday, November 2-Sth. At Fort Mill, Wednesday and Thursday, November 20th and :#)th. U At ltock Hill from Friday, December 1st, until Friday, December Nth. if At Yorkville, from Saturday, the Otli day of j December, until December .'list, 1803, alter t j which day the l."> per cent, penalty will attach. II. A. I). NFKLt, Comity Treasurer. September 20 .'ts * tf - THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, i, District of South Carolina?Fourth Circuit. CIUCCIT COl'ItT?IX Klp'ITY. 0 ; x The Finance Company of Pennsylvania and others, acainst The Charleston. Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad Company. y Tho Hostou Safe Deposit and Trust Company, against Tlie Charleston, Cincinnati anil Chicago Railroad Company. n notice. 11 To Whom It May Concern: IX accordance with Paragraph XI of the final decree in the above cause, notice is hereby given that delivery of possession of the e property sold therein has been made to the purchasers thereof; and that all parties whomsoever having any claims against the undersigned 0 I as receiver of The Charleston, Cincinnati and (Chicago Railroad company, 011 account of oblif gat ions and liabilities contracted or incurred I during the receivership, and not heretofore preli sentedto the receiver, shall present the same I to him, at Charleston, S. C., for allowance, with! in SIXTY DAYS from the date of the lirst I publication of this notice, to-wit, from the 5th - day OCTOBER, A. 1)., lMiW. Claims not so presented within sixty clays, shall not be en" forceable against the said purchasers or property. DANIEL II. CHAMBERLAIN, As Receiver of the Charleston, Cincinnati and 1 Chicago Railroad Company. Charleston, S. C., October 5th, 1NM3. October 11 11 5w baptist high school, Yorkvillc, s. c. S KEV- K- " Principal. v JKjF TLIE FIRST SESSION of this insiitution will commence on WED1. XESDAY, JANCARY 3, 1SD4, and continuo live months. The school will be opened in the '? building formerly used by the King's Mountain Military school, of Yorkville, which was built ll especially for school purposes. In the building, in addition to the recitation rooms, there is ani" pie accommodation for 100 boarders. Workmen are now engaged in repairing the building, and when tho work is finished, tho property r will be in practically as good condition as when new. The purpose of the sponsors for the school will be to give to boys who may enter its walls, a ?f thorough and practical course that shall lit tlieni for the everyday a Hairs of life, or for entering college. 0 tkitms run SKSSION. For school expenses, including tuition, lioardy ing, fuel, lights and washing, $72.;j0 per session, of live months, payable in advance. Day pupils t, will be required to pay tuition for entire session in advance. 0 Parents who have boys to educate will do well to send for circulars giving full information. r Address, SAM M. GRIST, Secretary of Board of Trustees. SeDtember27 31) 3m GEO. T. SCHORB. 0 ; AT THE GREAT WORLD'S FAIR. DURING my absence at the World's Fair, my stock of ORGANS, PIANOS and MUSICAL GOODS will bo removed to Mr. J. R. SCHORR'S PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, on West Liberty Street, who will have full authorB ity to act tor me, and will, in every instance treat intending purchasers with the distin1 guished consideration that they deserve, and " give them every advantage that they could ox. pert, trading with me in person. (Jive him a rail. GEORGE T. SCHORB. STILL ON TOP! THE WILCOX A WHITE ORGAN is ahead of all others in this section, and expects to stay there. Prices powerful low now, for a while, to meet the hard times. Decker Bros.'s Pianos I ARE THE LEADERS IN THE UNITED STATES, and I can give you a BARGAIN in one. I oiler several other Pianos?lirst class | and fully guaranteed?at moderate prices. CEDAR CYLINDER CHURNS! JUST received a lot of the above and they arc going fast. It beats all other chums ever sold 1 here. o Call on mc, or write for catalogue of lowest o prices, etc. GEO. T. SCHORB. ; GEO. H. O'LEARY. ! FURNITURE, CARPETS AND STOVES. - ~Y7"OU will find in stock Bed Room Furniture JL of all grades, Parlor Furniture, Sideboards, - Wardrobes, Bureaus of all grades, Chairs of all e grades. Cornice Poles, Frames, Pictures and r everything usually kept in a first-class furniture - establishment at G. H. O'LEARY'S. RUGS AND MATTING. :, "1T7IIEN you are on the market for someTT thing nice in the way of Rugs or Matting, rcmemberthat no one can afford to supply your wants or suit your taste at a lower price than GEO. II. OLEARY. SADDLES AND HARNESS. "T7"OU should, by all means, examine our X SADDLES and HARNESS before you buy from irresponsible dealers. We have a full stock of reliable hand made Saddles and Harness awaiting your inspection. G. 11. O'LEARY. IT IS SAFE TO CONTINUE DEALING withahousc that has always treated you l'airly and waited on you promptly. This I claim to have done. Accept thanks for the patronage so liberally extended to mc, and I solicit a continuance Df your favors for 1M03. G. H. O'LEARY. R. B. DOWRY. wni::v yoit waxt GROCERIES, BE SURE AND COME TO MY STORE. I HAVE ON HAND A FINE LOT OF CANNED (iOODS, ALSO FRESH CORN MEAL, FLOUR, Sl'GAH, COFFEE, RICE, HOMINY, BUTTER, CHEESE, TEA, OATMKAI. nrrivWHEAT FLOUR. CIGARS. mackkkkl, sardines, salt, pkim'ek, molasses, lard, bacon, kerosene oil, tobacco, candy, starch, vinroad, soda and tinware. R. H. LoWRY. I PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY. Thoroughly ntto<i up with now i?a<-kgrounds, accessories, Ac., and with a lino sky-Tight, i am prepared to take a picture in any .. .La /? ' !?<? .??. ?\ij u-nll ovnollliul llu PUII llP iloRD I elsewhere. .'j CHILDREN'S PICTURES A SPECIALTY. Jiy tho drv plate process I can lake them instantly ; makes no diUbronee about fair or cloudy weather. I do all my own printing and finishing, and there is very little delay in delivery. ENLARGED WORK. J Pictures copied and enlarged and tin isles! in ) the highest style to be had, and prices reasonable, (Jive me a call and see specimens of work, at | niy (Jallery on West Liberty street, near the jail. \ J. K. St'llOKn. mite ^ovhville <C'nqttivcv. PUBLISHED WEEKLY. , ,. TERMS OP It I PTIO.N : , Single copy for one year, $ OO ()ne copy for two years, 3 50 For six months, I OO For three months, 50 Two copies for one year, 3 50 Ten copies one year, If 50 1 And an extra copy for a club of ten. 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