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CLAY HILL ITEMS. I'rcpuriiiK for Christmas?Mr. U. A. A. 'Watson Loses Two Finders?Other Notes. Correspondence of the Yorkville Enquirer. Clay Hill, December 17.?With cotton | ] all picked and wheat all sowed, our people f are now killing hogs, getting in their fire- J1 wood and preparing for Christmas. ! 1 Mr. Claud Stewart, who has been serious-j ly ill for some weeks, is improving. A large gander belonging to Mr. W. L. Plexico came plodding home last Saturday! and took his accustomed place in the barn j u yard. During the high waters of the previ-11 ous Monday, the old fellow was washed over U the mill dam and went down the creek. It | > is presumed that He had a swim of about 1 five days; but looked none the worse for (( his trip. Allison Creek church sent a big box of ' provisions and clothing to Thoruwell or-1 phanage last week. Mr. D. A. A. Watson got his hand caught j in a cotton gin oncdav last week and lost two i1 * - l> lingers. t Master Frank Plexico is 011 a two weeks' , visit to friends at Sharon and Bullock's Creek. Miss Eula Setzer is at home from Newton college to spend the holidaj's. ^ Miss Ida Ferguson will return from the ] college at Hickory this week. M. , SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS. The President at Georgetown. ? President Cleveland left Washington j on board a government vessel, last Sunday, for the purpose of going to Georgetown for a week's shooting among the ducks and deer of that vicinity. It is reported that game is very abundant. Sentenced to 18 Montlm. j ? Chas. P. Barrett, the shrewd postoffice > swindler, of Spartanburg, was convicted in the United States court in Columbia last week, and on Wednesday sentenced by Judge Brawley to 18 months in the Columbus, Ohio, penitentiary, and to pay a fine of $3,500. Others convicted as accessories in s ' Barrett's crime, were sentenced as follows: 1 Thos. J. Hannon and Robert J. McElreath, < each to six months and $1,000 fine, and J Clarence Lee to three months and a fine of j $1,000. Murder in Spartanburg. ? John Kirby shot, and instantly killed, James Hammet, in Spartanburg, last Thurs- ( day afternoon. A few minutes before the 1 shooting, the men were perfectly friendly ? aud were drinking together. Suddenly a c quarrel sprung up between them. Hammet I struck Kirby with a buggy whip. Kirby * drew his Jpistol and shot Hammet through ? the heart. Hammet lived near Cowpens. Kirby is a United States deputy marshal. * The men were about the same age and were distantly related. Kirby was arrested and j committed to jail. \ (j Lynching: at Williamston. i ?i , ? i nere was a jyncuiug ueur ?> unuuiaivii, i Anderson county, last Wednesday night. On 1 Tuesday, Gus Cromer, a white boy aged 14 2 years, was on his way from Pelzer to Williamston, and carrying an axe, a bag of cotton seed, some cloth, some potatoes, and in his pocket a spool of thread. Wednesday, " the boy was found lying dead. His head J and face had been horribly cut and mutila- e ted with the axe. Suspicion pointed to a 17 v year old Negro boy named Ed Suliivan. [ Sullivan was arrested and the cloth and a thread that had been in the possession of I Cromer were found at his home. He con- ^ fessed to the murder, and was started to- t ward Anderson jail. In the .meantime, a mob of 500 people collected with the avowed purpose of lynching the Negro. Governor Evans ordered out the Greenville Guards. The guards promply responded ; but before they could start for the scene, the news "] came that the Negro was dead. He was J hanged to the limb of p hickory tree just on jj the outskirts of Williamston. Before his g death, he implicated another party, and the I governor ordered the Greenville Guards to ( attend the inquest. The accused man, how- " ever, proved an alibi and there was no fur- t ther trouble. Jflarltet Jtcporfs. ' YORKVILLE, December 19.?Cotton 4 to 5. ^ LIVERPOOL, December 17.?Cotton 3Jd. ' NEW YORK, December 17.?Cotton 5jj. Futures closed quiet and steady with sales of (, 108,000 iKiles as follows: December, 5.40; Janu- t ary, s.4jj; * eoruary, 0.02; Aiarcn, 0.01; ^vprn, a 5.62; Mayo.66; June, 5.71; July, 5.76; Aug- j. ust 5.80; September, 5.82. 0 Special Itoficos. 5 Preaching at Olivet. There will be preaching at Olivet on the Fifth Sabbath instead of the Third Sabbath, the regu- " lar day. J. B. Swan. December 12 50 t2 Preaching at Bethany and Clover. Rev. H. B. Blakely will conduct services at Bethany on the Fourth Sabbath of this month -1 at 11 o'clock a. in., and at Clover at 7 o'clock j p. in., instead of the morning hour. R. M. Stevenson, Pastor. * Christmas Tree at Bullock's Creek. ^ There will be a CUstmas tree at Bullock's j Creek Academy on December 25. The doors will be opened at 12 o'clock. Presents will be c arranged 011 the tree in the forenoon by the coin- 11 inittee. J. B. Swan. 1 December 12 50 2t Oyster Supper at Hickory Grove. ! We are requested to announce that the King's s Daughters, of the A. R. P. church at Hickory Grove, will give an oyster supper on Wednesday, the26th instant, at 3 p. in. December 12 50 2t ' Deafness Cannot be Cured by local applications, as they cannot reach the j diseased portion of the car. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by eonstitu- . tional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the j Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets inflam- s ed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect 1 hearing, and w hen it is entirely closed deafness ' is the result, and unless the inflammation (?n be taken out and this tube restored to its ' normal condition, hearing will be destroyed for- ' ever; nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, j which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. < We will give One Hundred Dollars for any , case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that can- ( not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for oimoiumv ccaft v t pit a* ( 'n ] Toledo, Ohio. jpT' Sold by nil Druggist, T.*> cents. ki;yki:m)al's q.uii> pho <u:<>s. Curios from Colorado. We have just received from Denver, Colorado, , a lot of rare mineral specimen cabinets, inkstands, photo holders, clocks, stamp cases, thermometers, scarf pins, watch charms, etc., made of the rare and precious stones found in the Rocky Mountains. This collection is some- , tiling spang new, and were never seen here before. Just the tilings for Christmas presents. Please call and see them. Let's Argue. Chinese Cleansing Cream removes grease spots. It don't. It does. How does it do it? Chinese Cleansing Cream is composed of ingredients that turn grease into soap. Apply the cream to the grease spot and you have a soap ! spot. Wash out the soap spot and you have no spot. See. So. Manufactured only by kuyk kniia i,. Little Rabies. Little babies take cold; have the snuffles; have incessant cough; can't expectorate or I cough oil". A most disagreeable condition to! the baby and alarming to the parents. To relieve the baby at once, give Campbell's Cough Cure every two to four hours and keep a plaster of camphor and mutton suet?one part of camphor to 10 of the suet?to its chest, and you ; will have a bright baby. No cough, free and I easy breathing. Nothing like Campbell's Cure. J Physicians use it, and buy it by the dozen. More Babies. There are babies from one week to three or four months old who fret and >*ry from pain ; can't be quieted, nor can't sleep, nor let others sleep. The matter is indigestion or colic p*>"3 duced by indigestion. Anti-Ferment relieves and cures these troubles at once. Suppose we could prove this by any mother who has used j it in such cases. It is the best and safest remedy on earth for such cases. It contains no opium, morphine or soporific of any kind. It makes the child comfortable, and having nothing else j to do, it goes to sleep. He who Opens a School Closes a prison, says an old adage. Can't teach school without a blackboard. Black- ] boards require chalk crayons, which we sell j at (?t cents per box?cheapest ever known. Sell' . also blackboard slating, the only thing that a I a good blackboard can be made with. See our pen and pencil tablets, Statlbrds' Ink?all sizespens and pencils from 10 cents a dozen up. ,%eci;il |lotirf!i. At Four Cents a Mile. Special round trip tickets over the Chester and Lenoir railroad will he on sale at all station* rotn December ? to li">, inclusive, and Decent>er 2!? to January 1, inclusive, with extreme imit to January J, lSJfi, at 4 cents a mile. II. II. IlKAiin, <1. 1'. A. Decent Iter If ~>1 It Meeting of the Executive Hoard. The Executive Hoard of the York Baptist issoeiation, will meet in the office of .Mr. W. J. A'aters, in Yorkville, on December 27, at 11 t'cloek. Churches or missions desiring aid, vi 11 nlonsio nresent their amplications. All ol he members of the board are urged tobepres;nt. W. J. Mookiikap, Chairman. December 19 51 2t OBITUARY. I>ikd?In Yorkville, 011 Thursday, Dccembei 3, Mrs. MARGARET JANE WILLIAMS, vidow of the late Henry T. Williams, in the >3rd year of her age. HYMENEAL. Married?At Clover, on December 12, 1>> [lev. S. II. Hav, Mr. JOHN JACKSON and Miss EMMA KNOX. All of Clover. HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. [WILL sell at public outcry, in front of the Court House door IN YORKVILLE, on he FIRST MONDAY OF JANUARY, IKS, ny HOUSE AND LOT in Hickory Grove. terms of sai.k?CASH. J AS. M. CALDWELL, M. D. December 10 51 2t HOUSE AND LOT FOR RENT. DO you want a HOUSE for IKS? If so, call on T. 1$. McCLAIN, and you can get an >ight room Dwelling House, on Cleveland avelue, with good Stable, Garden and Well of water. All new and in good repair. Terms reasonable. T. R. McCLAIN. November 28 48 tf THE TWIN MARKET. WE have moved our market from our old stand under the Parish Hotel, to the Alli1011 Building, just two doors from the court house. iVe are furnishing Fresli BEEF and PORK ivery day, and during court week we will have >11 hand a daily supply of FISH and OYSTERS, md be prepared to furnish meals at seasonable lours. MALLARD BROTHERS. buggy factory stock for sale. [WILL sell at public auction, before the COURT HOUSE DOOR at Yorkville, S. \, on the 7TII DAY OF JANUARY, 1895, at 1 o'clock, a. m? TWO SHARES of the capital tock of the CAROLINA BUGGY COMPANY, >f Yorkville, S. C., of the pur value of 8500.0G sach, issued to H. F. A DICK ES, and pledged >y him to ine as security for debt, the same beng sold under said pledge for the purpose of atisfying the debt secured bv the pledge ol aid stock. W. J. RODDEY. December 19 51 2t executors' sale. BY virtue of authority vested in us bv the will of T. J. MULLlNAX, deceased, we rill expose to public sale at GROVER, N. C., in FRIDAY, the 28th day of DECEMBER, me 6-horse power Traction Engine, one Separaor Thresher, ono Cotton Gin and Press, one 5lorse power Vertical Boiler and Engine, one -horse Wagon, three head of Mules and Horses. Terms of sale?CASH. F. H. DOVER, I W. T. HARTNESS, ( Kxcult< rs' November 14 40 7t Having purchased the plant of the Atlantic Phosphate Company, togethr with the entiro stock, brands and good-will, re take this method of thanking the friends ami mtrons of the Chicora Fertilizer Company for heir cordial support and patronage in the past, ind now solicit the patronage of the Atlantic 'hosnhate Company, as well as the Chicora iranus, guaranteeing that, under the nianagenent of the Chicora, the reputation earned by he Atlantic brands will be fnllv sustained. CHICORA FERTILIZER COMPANY, CHARLESTON, S. C. GEO. A. WAGENER, General Manager. December 14 50 3m the "artistic" sign marker [S just what every merchant needs. This 'is no "Cheap John" Rubber Stamp outfit; but a tevice for ARTISTIC PRINTING of the best nd most attractive class of WINDOW and IHOW CARDS, PRICE TICKETS, etc., used >y business houses which appreciate and require 'LEAN SHOW CARD WORK. Anyone withut experience or special genius can do the finest rork, which in execution cannot be excelled byhe finest brush artist or painter. Sold by REG. M. GRIST, Lock Box 74, Yorkville, S. C. T renresent one of the largest Rubber Stamp Companies in the South. R. M. <L i do not claim rHAT I am the only man in the State who can do good repair work. I know that I'm lot. I do claim, however, that I do as good vork as anybody in this section, and that my barges are less than the people have been aecusomed to paying for tirst class work?eonsidcr.bly less. I beg to return thanks to those who lave been patronizing me since I commenced iperation two months ago, and ask a trial from nose who have not yet called on me. I can re?air your carriage, pheaton, buggy, surry, hack >r wagon, and guarantee satisfaction. I am also irepared to paint old buggies, etc., at very modrate prices. My terms are C. O. I). CICERO MOORE. At Wheeler's Old Factory. LOUIS ROTH. oysters: oysters:: oysters::: FOR CHRISTMAS, I will have the best SELECT NORFOLK OYSTERS. I am not landling any of the poorer grades ; so those who vish something fat and delicious will do well to ;et them of me. I have no competition on the luality. CRANBERRIES.?(lood ones, and the thing or a Christmas dinner at 10 cents a pint. I have a nice assortment of all kinds of canly?high and low priced?for Christinas. Come ind see them. Also an abundance of Apples, )ranges, Cocoa nuts and other Nuts. Nice Dried Mgs at 15 cents; two pounds for 25 cents. I am still selling FRUIT AS LOW, if not ower, than other places; and WILL BAKE k'Ol'R FRUIT CAKES FREE OF CIlAIUiE; io make use of the opportunity at once. LOUIS ROTII, Baker and Fancy tlroccr. AUCTION SALES. clerk's sale of land. state of South Carolina?County of York. IN Til K COURT OF COMMON IM.KAS. BY virtue of a decree of foreclosure, made in the case of W. II. McCorkle, probate judge, plaintiff, against Thomas T. Davidson, is administrator etc., and others, defendants, I ivill expose to public sale in front of YORK COURT HOUSE DOOR, on the FIRST MONDAY IN JANUARY, 1SM5, [Salcsday) the following described real property, to-wit: All that certain piece or parcel of land, situated in the county of Yorw State aforesaid, whereon II. J. Alexander, deceased resided, containing ONE HUNDRED AND NINE (1<K?) ACRES, moreor less, bounded by lands of J. I\ Lowry, Mary McElmoyle, John Carson and >t horv Tkrms (?f Sai.k?ONK-TIIIHD CASH, ami the balance in one ami two years, with interest from dav of sale, to be secured by the purchaser's lioml and a mortgage of the premises. Purchaser has leave to pay all cash. Purchaser to pav for all papers. ' W. J J HOW N W Y Id K, Clerk of Court of Common Pleas. December lb "?1 .">t CLRRK'S FOHl-XLOSIFKi: SAM*. State of South Carolina?County of York IN TI1K COfltT OF COMMON I'l.KAs. BY virtue of a decree of foreclosure made in the case of liny A Sandifer, plaintiffs, against James tl. McNeel and others, defendants, I will expose to public sale in front o YOHK COl'KT HOl'SK DOOH, on theFIItST MONDAY IN JAN I" A U Y, INtt, (Salesday,) the following described real property to-wit: All that tract or parcel of land situate in York and Chester counties,'in said State, known a? the "Postcll part" of the McNeel land, ami bounded by lands of John W. Dowry, tor Wylit land) A. M. Titnian, Mrs. True, and Mrs. Wilson, said tract containing TWO lll'NDKKl AND FIFTY ACK10S, more or less. TKitMS OF SAI.K?oNK-TIlIHD <>F TillPl'KCIIASK MONKY To HK PAID IN CASH. The balance of the purchase money t< be paid at twelve moifhs, with interest Iron day of sale until paid, to be secured by the bom of "the purchaser and a mortgage of the premises sold, with leave to the purchaser to pay al cash. Purchaser must pay for all papers. W.\li|{ti\VN WVl.IK, Clerk of Court of Common Pleas. December lb "?I -'It CI.KHK'S l-'OKKCI.OSCKi: SA1.I-1. Stale of South Carolina?County of York IN TICK I'Or ItT OK COMMON IM.HAS. BY virtue of a decree of foreclosure, made ii the case of ('. K. Spencer, executor of tin estate of 1$. T. Wheeler, deceased, nluintitl against .1. M. Martin, defendant, I will exnosi to public sale in front of YoKK CO I 111 llor.SK HOOK, on the KIKST MONDAY IN J ANt'AllY, IS!'a, (Salesday,) the following described real proper tv, to-wit: All of the right, title and interest of J. M Martin in all that piece, parcel or tract of land situated in the county of York and State albrc said, known as the "Ilird Martin estate lands,' and containing (>NK lU'MHtKh ANI> NINK TKKN (110) ACItKS, more or less, bounded b; lands of Thomas Martin, Farmer Moore am Joint Moss ; said interest being one-sixth of th whole. * T Kit Ms ok Sai.k?uNK-ll AI.F CASH, am the balance in twelve months, with intcres front day of stile, secured by purchaser's bom and ti mortgage of the premises sold, with leav to pay entire bid in cash, purchaser to pav for till papers. VW. I'.KoWN W YM10, Clerk of Court of < 'nmnmii Pleas. Peceniber 19 "d -ft ! AUCTION SALES. CLERK'S SAl.li OF I.AM). ^ ( Stale of South Carolina?County of York. IN Til K eorUT OK COMMON I'l.KAS. BY virtue of a decree of foreclosure made iu the case of Laura A. .Moore, trustee, etc., j against Bessie Hill Massey and others, defeiidI ants, I will expose to public sale, in front of ! YORK C'Ol"RT HOUSE DOOR, on the i FIRST MONDAY IN JANUARY, IS!).",, the following described real property to wit: 1st. All that piece, parcel or tract of land situ| ated in the county of York, in the State aforesaid, containing about ONE HUNDRED AND , SKVKNTY-K1YK (175) ACRFS, being that f part of the Alfred Moore place lying south of a small stream of water which arises about three hundred yards from the dwelling house of said Alfred Moore, and south of a straight line running due west from the head water of said i branch, to the public road leading from Chester to Yorkville. -toil- All that nieep. nan-el or tract of land, forming the remainder of the Alfred Moore place, situated in tlie county of York, State aforesaid, containing TWO lirNI>REl> AND J TWENTY (22(1) ACRES, more or less, being that part of the Alfred Moore place lying north | of a small stream of water, which arises about three hundred yards from the dwelling house of the said Alfred Moore, and north of a straight line running due west l'roni the head waters of said branch, to the public highway leading from Chester to Yorkville. I Tkrms ok Nam-:?ONE-THIRD CASH, and the balance on a credit of one and two years, with interest thereon from day of stile, to be secured by the purchaser's bond and a mortgage of the premises. The buildings upon the ' said premises to be insured by the purchaser and 1 the policy to be assigned as collateral security i for the credit portion of the purchase money. Leave is given purchaser or purchasers to pay the entire bid in cash. Purchaser or purchasers must pav for papers. W. BROWN WYLIE, Clerk of Court of Common Pleas. December 19 ">1 .'It i CLERK'S SALE OF LAND. State of* South Carolina?County of York. in titk court ok common im.kak. W. E. Adams, as executor, plaintiff, against ,J. A. C. Love, defendant.?Notice of Foreclosure Sale. BY virtue of a decree of foreclosure made in the above stated cause, I will expose to public sale in front of YORK COl'RT HOUSE DOOR, on the 1 FIRST MONDAY IN JANUARY, 1*0, ; (Salesday) the following described real property, to wit: All that pieeoor parcel of land on which the defendant J. A. U. Love now resides, situated in , the county of York, State aforesaid, about two miles west of Clover, S. C., adjoining binds of J. Q. Howe, E. B. Faulkner, Mi's. E. Pressley and others, containing ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SEVEN (127) ACRES, more or i less. Tkrms ok Sai.k?ONE-HALF CASH, and the balance on a credit for twelve months, with interest from day of sale, secured by the bond of me purcnsiser aim ? ihui-ikuki- ?>? Purchaser has leave to pay entire bid in cash. Purchaser to pay for all papers. The purchaser must comply with his bid within twenty minutes, or land will be resold at once at risk of the defaulting purchaser. \V. BROWN WYLIE, Clerk of Court of Common Pleas. December 19 51 -it CLERK'S SALE OF LAND. State of South Carolina?County ol' York. in tiik court ok common pleas. BY virtue of a decree of side, made in the ease of W. L. Bailes and others, plaintiffs, against A. Baxter Bailes and others, defendants, I will expose to public side in front of YORK COURT HOUSE BOOR, on the FIRST MONDAY IN JANUARY, 1895, (Salesday,) the following described real property, to wit: All that certain piece, parcel or tract of land lying and situated in Fort Mill township, county of York, State aforesaid, bounded by lands of E. R. Springs, S. N. Merritt, Hugh Colston and others, containing ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-FOUR (154) ACRES, more or less. Terms ok Sai.k?ONE-THIRD CASH, and the balance on a credit of one and two years, with interest from day of sale, secured by the purchaser's bond and a mortgage of the premises. Purchaser has privilege to pay all cash and must pay for all papers. Purchaser must comply ivith bid within twenty minutes, or the premises will be resold at once, at the risk of the defaulting purchaser. W. BROWN WYLIE, Clerk of Court of Common Pleas. December ID 51 :jt JAMES M. STARR. WE have a full line of Kellam iV: Moore's Spectacles and Eye (1 lasses from the cheapest to the best, ranging in price from 25 cents up to ?2.50. We have a larger stock than is necessary to carry in a town the size of Yorkville. To reduce same we will give bargains in Spectacles and Eye-Glauses from now until JANUARY 1ST, 1S0.5. We guarantee our glases to give satisfaction. I f alter wearing them for one week you find they do not suit the eye, you can return them. Try us; we can lit j you and save you money. I)o you need WINDOW GLASS and PUT- j TY ? We have all the regular sizes and can cut any odd size wanted. Do not forget that for 50 cents we cure any case of Chills; also cure La Gripp for half dollars. Twenty Plugs of Tobacco for ?1?the best ever seen for the money. Our 10 cents plug is the brag of the town. Try it. JAS. M. STARR, Leading Druggist. ROCK HILL BUGGY CO., ROC K IIILfli, S. <\ i WE DON'T EXPECT | "\7"<>U to buy a Ruggy during the Christmas X holidays, but you will possibly need one after the festive season is ended. 1 f you do need one? we want you to give us a chance. We KNOW that no better, liner or handsomer buggies are made or sold in the South than ours, and we also know that we have cut the price to a point that will cause us to sell evcrytune when quality, style and finish is a consideration. We believe that our agent at Yorkville, Mr. SAM M. GRIST, will sell you a buggy for ?10 less monev, than any other other high" grade buggy is sold at in this section. Call and see him. D1T FORGET THE ROCK HiLL BUGGY! You can't a(lhrd to do it. Ask Mr. It. A. Parish, the proprietor of one of Vorkvilie's leading livery stables, what lie thinks of our buggies. He has one that has been in use about three years. Talk to Dr. Anderson, of Hlackshurg, about it, too. He is using one. It don't make any dill'erenee where you live, Mr. Orist is the man to see or write to about our vehicles. ROCK HILL ItrtJNY <'<>. W. K. 1" tutor son. .1. M. !'i:i{(*l*soN. I FERGUSON It St OS. I THE HOLIDAYS i 1 A RK near at hand, and, :ts usual, we have as , il. line an assoi'tiuent of fresh Con feet binaries, at as low prices, as this market atl'ords : I'j (?ur French Candy is the nicest, ami in larger I quantity and variety than ever handled before ! by us. Our Raisins, Currants and Dried Figs are | line and as cheap its the times call for. In Nuts, j we have Ftiglish Walnuts, Ilru7.il Nuts, Almonds j and also mixed Nuts. Oct our prices before : | you purchase the above; we will save you |! money. FRUITS! FRUITS!! ' | Oranges, Apples, Rauanas, Lemons are always - the finest to be found, and customers say are sold ' i cheaper than elsewhere. Oranges at "JO cents per 1'I dozen. Itanaiiasat 2-1. Apples at 10. 1-1 ami .0 1 cents per dozen. Lemons at 21 cents per dozen. , Kvanorateil Annies at lit cents ner nouiul. I Kvaporatcd Apricots at 1"> cents, or - pounds for i j 2a cents. | We can sell you :> ponndsof M uscatclles for 2.1 , cents. Coeoanntsat.1cents. Nice Maeearoiii and <'lieese. (Set some and make a pie. FRESH HAMS. Another lot of those celebrated I'ortcr Hams, which have been so much talked of since we ! commenced handling them. ? BREAKFAST STRIFS. KinyanA Co.'s extra choice Urcnkfast Strips ' Can now he purchased of us at Idecnts per pound, i When you want a Ilroom, Tub, W ash hoard. Seive, Churn, or Water lhicket.it will he to your - interest to call at our place of business. CORA NlllXlillK*. ; i We still have in stock a few of those l?laek i I lawk Corn Shellers. Come and see them. j| NEW CROP N. 0. MOLASSES. We actually think we have a barrel of the best I New Orleans Molasses ever brought here. S SUGAR AND COFFEE. e I When it comes to these articles, we have little J to say ; nevertheless, we will (jive for *1 a little more than anyone?makes no difference how much others give. I Yours Truly, KKWOl'soX HI'OS. I I.KW1S (I. I?HIST. SAM M. OKI ST. | GRIST COUSINS. ATTENTION, SANTA CLAUS! WK want tosjiy a low words to you this morning and ask for your undivided attention. Wo don't expect" to supply you with all of your holiday goods; lint we do expect to furnish ; some of thein. We have no dolls or toys; hut j we have a great many other tilings that you I will need if you do the square thing by the little I folks. We will first call your attention to our stock. i FINE CANDY. We have received a line assortment of fresh FRKNCII CANDY. Heretofore yon have been paying from 25 to 40 cents a pound for this class of goods. We propose to furnish it to you at 20 and 25 cents per pound. < >urs is fresh and good. PLAIN CANDY. We have a lot of as fine plain candy as is made | in the United States. We thought of buying some t hat we could sell at 10 cents a pound ; but concluded that you would want something absolutely pure and free from glucose, and therefore bought what we knew to be the best. We otfer it at two pounds fori") cents, or one pound for 14 cents. CHRISTMAS FRUIT. We have arranged for a supply of Apples, Oranges and Bananas. This fruit is first class and will go at 20 cents a dozen for Bananas, 2a cents for Oranges, and 15 cents for Apples. Citron, Raisins and Currants. We have the best quality of Citron at 15 cents a'pound, or two pounds for 25 cents. Best London Laj cr Raisins at 15 cents a pound, or two for 25 cents. M uscatelle Raisins, one pound 10 cents, or three pounds for 25 cents. Best quality of cleaned Currants at 10 cents a pound or three pounds for 25 cents. CAKES and CRACKERS. We have just received a lot of fresh Crackers and Cakes. We arc selling the best quality ol Soda Crackers at 10 cents a pound. They are almost equal to Snowtlake. We have Oyster Crackers at 10 cents a pound. We also have a variety of Sweet Crackers at reasonable prices. Apple Kntter and Things. We have Apple Butter in bulk at 10 cents a pound, and in 5 pound buckets at 45 cents. Beach Butter is worth 12} cents a pound. Apple Jelly is worth four nouuds for 25 cents, and Cranberry Sauce?something fine?is worth two pound for 25 cents. Let the Roys Have Fun. The boys mustJiave some fun, and we propose that it shall cost them less this year than ever before. We have laid in a stock of Firecrackers and propose to sell them at TWO packs for a nicklc. Now, boys, you know where to come, and be sure to come early and often. Two whole packs of full count lirccrackcrs for 5cents, or n bov of 40 nacks for 81.00. Let the boys have some fun. It won't cost much. A Sack of Salt for (15 Cents. Wc arc selling a sack of Salt?110 pound?for 05 cents. 35 Pounds of Grits for ?1.00. Wo are selling .'15 pounds of Iludnut's Pearl (Sritsfor^l.OO. 50 cents will get 17 pounds, and 25 cents will get N pounds. They are fresh. Loaded Shells. W.e sell Loaded Shells for hreoch loaders. We have the Clul?. They are good. We also sell Powder, Shot and Caps. Country Meal. We have a supply of Fresh Water-O round Country Meal. It is iirst class. We have arranged with the owner of one of the best mills in York county to furnish us with mcajL regularly. Corn, Peas and Eggs. We want to buy Corn, Peas and Fggs, and will pay the market price for such produce. Cucumber Pickles. Try our Cucumber Pickles at 10 cents a doxen, or three dozen for 25 cents. They aro good. We also have bottle pickles. Cheese and Maccuroni. Wc have Cheese and Maccnroni, and would be pleased to supply your wants in tins line. CRIST COUSINS, Fernent the Carolina Iluggy Factory. JOHN J. HUNTER. ITS NOT POSSIBLE TO RAISE THE QUALITIES OK SHODDY HOODS TO TOUCH TIIE HEST ; HUT ITS POSSIBLE To LOWER TIIEPBICE ox BEST QUALITY GOODS TO TOUCH THE PRICES ox SHODDY GOODS. THAT'S WHAT I HAVE DONE. T. -J. HUNTER. j 1NMAN BROTHERS. I THE PROPER STUDY OF 'MANKIND IS MAN. WK give the most careful attention to every detail of men's apparel. Xew goods and new ideas whose merits can lie recommended, we are constantly adding to our line. We are not content to hand out thesaine old goods probably in style last season, nor are we on tiie watch for them even though the manufacturers oiler them at one half their worth. We have no room in our store for such goods, as we arc carefully looking for goods that work a reform in existing models. We arc eager to lit our patrons in what is newest and best in each item of haberdashery. WITH THIS END IN VIEW, | We have replenished ourstock of Shirts. These j goods bear the brand of Ml >X A KCl I, and are | the latest production of this linn. This brand is ! sullieient guarantee of their excellence of material and effects, and the like cannot he seen on | this market. 1 FOR XMAS PRESENTS I We can show you the largest and most complete | line of Milliters in white and colors, Silk Handkerchiefs in the latest ipatterns, a large and attractive line ot Linen Handkerchiefs in white and colors and new cHeels. j IX OUR LINK OF NECKWEAR I A re some exouisite nattcriis. The goods cannot j lie seen elsewhere. We have been compelled tri send duplicate orders, which convinces you ol their popularity. 1 N.MAN RROTIIKRS, The Leading Clothiers. I*. S. All kinds of jewelry for nien. I. 11. ! "THE COURT OF LAST RESORT." Those who have failed to get cured elsewhere of the WHISKY, OPIUM, MORPHINE and TOBACCO HABITS and NERVOUS EXHAUSTION are invited to C0ltlti:si'0.\l> 117 77/ I'.o. Drawer 27, COLUMBIA, S. C. N. I'.?The Keeley Treatment is administered in South Carolina only at Columbia. APPLICATION CO It DISCIIAIU.i:. N'oTIOK is hereby given that the undersigned, executors of the estate of M, jsTRAl'SS, deceased, will make a linal set I lenient with the Judge of Piobate for York j county, on the 17th day of JANl'AKY 1NSI.T, al Pi o'clock, a. in., when they will make apppliea(ion for a linal discharge from liability as executors of the said estate. II. C. STKAI SS, | KxmilorM NORMA M. STRAI NS, , ( December 12 oil at' !WM. C. LATIMER. | i IT IS LOOSE! i It Started in Georifia . Sometime a&o 2 L $8,786 WORTH OF GOODS T STREWN BY THE WAYSIDE. | I ? I The Mythical Auctioneer ami I | "His Hammer" Not in It. I 'gigantic bargains__ | IS THE WATCH W OKU. Every Article in Latimer's Dry Goods Establishment to Be Sold at a Big Bargain. ^ MEN'S OVERCOATS AT $1.75! ! And Clothing at Prices Beyond the Wildest Competition. | HOW TJIKY OKT TO LATIMKIt's It A/A IUt. J1ROM TODAY, you may expect to be able ^ to secure the biggest bargains of your life, for Latimer's JJazarr is going to inaugurate' mo grandest closing out sale ever held in Yorkvillc. A is Every article in our stock, consisting of Trunks, ha tic Valises, Men's Clothing and Overcoats, Ladies' sii Fine Shoes, Hose, Notions and Dry floods, [j*, j must he sold and shall go at some price and at {" once. or w< Yes, my friends, everything must go, and T ^ 1 u guarantee every article offered to ho a grand 11 ,v< bargain, worth double the money asked for it. hr or Besides the seasonable goods that we are olVer- ea \ig, we have a job lot of ladies hats, most of which cost $1.50 each, and others that cost ?1, J" will be sold at from 15 cents up ! v.' ' di If you want a bargain in the way of Dry l1" : 111 floods, come ahead and get it. We have them sa in for you. It would take columns to enumerate a/ at our stock and quote prices, so come and see us i?i IK at once and be convinced that we are selling a,j bargains to all comers. {jlc Ladies, if you want a pair of Fine Shoes, |jr remember that now is the time and Latimer's pr is the place. W. C. LATJMER. tit re P. S.?Kelhun Moore's Spectacles and Eye- gr glasses at .'W cents on the $1. gr Kemembcr that the cash must jingle over the T1 counter. ex - Tl CAROLINA BUGGY CO $ loi WIS WANT 01 MONET. |_ ALL notes and accounts made with us are -m now due and we wantoUK money. We Ji I need it and Ml'ST have it. Mind we don't say ^ j that we want a few of those who owe us to settle up; but that we say ALL. We want and expect j everybody who owes us either by note or open i ! account to settle up by November 1st, and we j I hope that none will place us under the necessity ! [ of resorting to extreme measures. AVE MAKE BUGGIES. j ( We believe we make ok line, as durable and as handsome a Buggy as is made or sold in the! Southern States. All of our work is guaran-j teed in every particular. We also sell Harness. | ! l.'vimiiii. nnr work and iret lirices betore buying I a Buggy, Surry, Pluclon orVarriage. ABOUT WACiONS. A We sell the celebrated old Hickory Wagon. They stand without a rival. They are up to, date in every particular, and especially in price. We also sell One-horse Wagons of other makes. | We think we can please anybody when a Wag- j on is wanted. CAROLINA "BUGGY CO. P. S. Don't forget that NOTE OK ACCOUNT, j . ???! P. A. ABERNATHY. WHY CEHTAIXLY. DO YOU WANT A GOOD STOVK, at a 1 A very low price? I have a splendid assortIntent of both HEATING and COOKING . |XToVKS. I have stoves at from s2 4"? up to '? j most any price you want to pay; and I will be s: I glad if parties wanting stoves will call and see I b , j mo and get the proper information necessary to L i buying a good stove. If a cooking stoves is not .()| j built on the proper principle, you may be! ?n( I throwing away money in buying such a stove,! .j(, no matter how little you may pay lbr it. Some ! stoves are made to sell, while others are made {. j for use and to keep the housewives' temper ' even and sweet. Gentlemen, since you all use ~ the cooking stoves (?) more than your wives do, j { ! I don't suppose you care whether the stove is ; ornamental, or whether it is properly construct- jM| ed, so that it will burn wood and boil water. 11||| ! But I know that occasionally you line I ladies ' who have an oversight over the kitchen, and j in all such cases, you usually lind good stoves i in use; stoves built on the proper principle and j |doing the work for which they were built. If you want a stove that will cook and do other ! | things besides destroy wood and boil water, you can lose nothing by coming to see me and talking 11 the matter over. P. A. ABERNATHY, Near the C. iV L. Depot. I* If merchants want stamped tinware, I will j furnish them at wholesale prices; and if individuals want any article of heavy tinware I will he glad to make it to order. P. A. A. j ? i : WHISONANT & CASTLES. . Hickory drove, S. C. j j WE HAVE THE BIGGEST jES G1 KNKRAL STOCK in Western York. We:)!1 r selected it carefully, bought it close, and as i * i i to prices and quality, weask no odds ofany other j ' | house anywhere. We are able to take rare of i, I ourselves, and at the same time to fully protect s* i tier public. |' AHOI T SIIOKS. m It has been said that on account of the tarilVj^' ; ami other causes, there has been a reduction in j everything except Shoes. We fail to recognize j the exception. We sell Children's Shoes at i st' j from .'to to " "> cents, and Men's Shoes at from it> | cents to$4. All these prices are bargains and | W(> have no fear of being touched as to quality. j'.s ]>()\V11 (iocs CJIot llilio-. po 11 ere is the opportunity for those peifple who 111 I litivu not yet bought their winter Clothing.!";1 Suits that have been selling tor As are reduced j 1? , to ?t;.">0, and $ii Suits are down to Our full j wi I and complete line has been correspondingly re- su ! dueed. We propose to continue to lead in (jitali-1's' tv and low prices. WIIISOXAXT A* t'ASTIiKS. | , ^i USTATK OF JOS. S. McKKV/.IK. DKC'l). j I.Ii persons indebted to the estate of .!()S. S. j ^ McK KXZIK, deceased, are hereby notified that ('v ; on they must make payment without further delay, m ! If unable to make immediate payment, tlieyj : must see the executor at York ville and reach an J understanding in regard to the indebtedness and , ( the expected time of payment, making a partial j J " . payment if in their power. ! i Persons desiring to purchase any of the lands of the deceased are invited to call on either of be the executors. I S. A. SI KKoKD, l .. , <i. W. S. IIAIIT, ) |,'MV,llol'sXoveniber-S IS tf i G-RE m SAJ TO LAST UNT1 In Immense Si Below Actua 5AC1I ARTICLE A G THE AUCTIONED ^oses Its Magneti( Goods Go for WAR, YES, ETi likI My Guns Are Loaded the Muzzle and Packe< A GREAT EN YARDS OF GEN I LOOM FOR FI] 'EVERYTHING IS 1 WORD ABOUT QUALITY AND PRICES: X looking over my books ami figuring up the ; business done by me during the year which : just drawing to a close, I find that my sales ! ive far exceeded my most sanguine expecta-1 >ns of a year ago. For this I wish to return my < icerest thanks to all my customers and friends r their trade. One of the principal reasons of e results stated above is: That in conducting; < y businessduring the present year I have been ; ickcd by ample capital to conduct my business c i a strictly cash basis, and this is how tiiat arks: I luiy $2,000 worth of goods in Xew j ork,'and the wholesale merchants give me <? >r cent, discount for cash, which simply means ( ^et a dollar's worth of goods for! >4 cents, hence in see freight bills conic'out of this, which will i ing up the cost of the goods to about cents i the dollar of first cost; so I make .'U cents on i cli dollar invested, or *70 profit on the $1,000 j i>rtli of goods when sold. Well, that's not j uch profit, you will say. And you are right; i y friend ; that is if you look at it from the standout of the old time merchant; but now look! rough my "specks" and you'll seen mighty j llerencc. Suppose I buy $2,000 worth of goods i id sell them and buy again, and keep on turn- I g my $2,000 over until I get it turned over,1 < y five times in 10 or 12 months ; thus you see I like 174 percent, in a year. So you see I make j < jood per cent, besides selling you your goods ! ACTUAL NKW YORK COS!'. Now, I have 1 en making this per cent, all this year; but from >w until SATI'III)AY, JANUARY 5TII, I ii not going to even try to make any money; 1 it am just going to sell goods cheaper than ever 1 Tore offered in Yorkville, simply in recogni- ( in of the liberal patronage bestowed upon nic iring the year just closing. Now, as I have told you how I made the low ices, I'll tell you about the quality: Every ar- s le will lie found and guaranteed exactly as i presented. The wool in our woolen goods all > cw on the backs ofsheep ; that is, what didn't ] ow on the belly, and not on a cotton stalk. * le leather in our Shoes all came from heifers, j cept that which came from bullets and kids, t ic prices look down, and the quality looks UP. ( niie and buy yourselves rich. I didn't steal ( ese goods; butani simply ottering these prices t r fun. Read my prices on DRESS GOODS: j Wool Mohair Poplins, at SA cents a yard. t Wool Suiting, all colors, at Ht cents a yard. IIEI WBSON'S RACKET. ! IKY GOODS, MILLINERY AM) SHOE STORE. , I )LD SANTA CLAH.'i HAS ARUIVEl), AND ' S USUAL, MADE HIS HEAD-i QUARTERS AT tOBSON'S RACKET ] I FOB I ~\ XMAS GOODS! |( l I'OBTloX of liis stock lias already arrived Jl and more coming. Some things that will ike their little hearts triad, lie has now in * >ek pretty Alhunis, I land kerchiefs. Cases, 1 ork Boxes, Collar and Cntf Boxes, all sorts, " :es and kinds of Dolls, (iatnes, Balls, Toilet I ts, Match Boxes, Smoking Sots, Tea Sets and * e prettiest line of KmBroidery, Silk and Cotn Handkerchiefs ever seen in Yorkville. j ml Chests, Toy Hatchets, Inkstands, In vita- ] in Cards, Beautiful Boxes of l'aper and Envoi- ( es to match,'Drums, Horns, Battlers. Intact, j most everything you may want in Christinas , ods. our line of Dry iioods is full up and \ ices as low as the lowest. We have a Beauti-1 ] I piece of white Eiderdown, also a pieceof Tan J tu large pink polka dot?very pretty. Do not i.v any kind of Dry Hoods or Christmas Toys i liilyou visit DoBson's Emporium of Fashion.', Yours for Christmas trad". T. M. DOBSON A CO. , 1 i ! EXXEDYBROS. & BARROX. CLOSE INSPECTION j . S not necessary in order to detect the dillcr-J etiee in style, workmanship and tit between ( adymadc and tailormade clothing. The' ilo'r made garments, if they lit, look better, ?ar better and are more comfortable than the tore clothes." We have furnished quite a nnlier of onr customers with tailormade suits is fall and they are all pleased. We have a rge variety of samples on hand and yon can I eel exactly what suits you. We take your easureaud order the clot lies, and if they do not , you don't have to take them. 111 other >rds a lit is guaranteed. There are no shoddy ods among our samples. The concern from liom we order our clothing does not make or II cheap clothing, or what people generally nsider as cheap ; and right here we take oeea>n to remark, and you can believe or not, iust you like ; there has not been near the reuue>11 in the price of lirsl-elass goods that some oplc seem to imagine, tiood goods cost good I oney, the same as they always have. We s n't give you one dollar's worth of anything ^ r!Mi cents, and neither can anybody else. We v ill now get back to our subject. If you want a ' it of clothes that will lit you and give you sat- 1 action in every way. come and see us. ' iVE NEED OUR MONEY. < We will not, at this time, say a great deal to ose who owe us; but will say that we want cry body who owes us anything to settle withit delay. We mean everybody, and that cans Vol' if von owe us anything. KKNNKDY 11 It OS. .V BAIfltoX. VI,T V MM: LA XI) AT Pltl VATIC SALIC." "11MC undersigned offers at I'KI V ATK SALIC, " _ a tract of land situated on Bullock's crock, Broad Itiver township, York countv, ami town as the "M. It. S.MITII LANDS". The let contains ~>2!?/ acres, more or loss, and is amded hv lands of J. K. Davis, It. B. Konno , John X. MetJill and others. For further inrmatiou apply to F. M. FA It It, 1'nion C. II., S. ('., " or D. K. FINLICY, Yorkville, S. ('. October 'I 10 tf i 3-A.T ( [Fit L.E! I ; CI E L JANUARY 5. : qi ;ock to be Soldi" 1N. Y. Cost. |f LARING BARGAIN.1? N EE'S HAMMER \Z p Effect and Mv the Asking ! 11 _ I & lRNAL WAR ! 14 With Big* Bargains Up to b (1 With Good Quality. LEADER: i JINE FRUIT OF THEj, FTY CENTS. - ! r*1 VS ADVERTISED. I"' : IC Double-width Cashmere, black and all tlielat- j jstshades, at lit cents a yard. I Silk Mixture Chauielons, in all shades, at 12A I S rents a yard. Manchester Deagernal, all shades, at 15 cents I i yard. i C Colored Chevrons, at 15 cents a yard. , A nice line of Wool Serges to close, worth .'13 rents, at lfiji cents a yard. AH Wool Storm s'erge, at 1!) cents a yard. p All Wool Knickerbocker, worth 75 cents, to 1 lose, at 42 cents a yard. Fifty-four inch Flannel, worth so cents, to r lose at 52J cents a yard. I Vi Black Saline, at 8J, 10, 12, 14, is cents a yard, i * Eiderdown, at 15 cents a yard. I J A lull line of Crash aird Face Towels at .*5.\, 5,' it !}, 7, Hi, 10 cents a yard. The best Turkish Towels on the market, 24x50, it 121 cents a yard. p Lace Curtains, for parlors, etc., 2} yards long, A it 50 cents a pair. 4-quarter Sheeting, at 21, 4, 41 cents a yard. n4-quartcr Sheeting, heaviest made, at 5 cents i yard. A yard of Alamance for 2 cents. Standard Prints at 2 cents a yard. Ginghams, at 3 cents a yard. Ct A few Children's, Misses'and Ladies'Cloaks at ;o bo closed out without regard to cost. Will cut ost half in two to move them. a: A big line of Corsets to be closed out. Your rhoicc for 17 cents. A large line of Ladies' Full Size Embroidered q Handkerchiefs at 5 cents, worth 10. A big stock of Jeans to close out. ! ll Owing to lack of space I can only give you a j few prices here ; but if 1 haven't quoted above A'hat you want, come and ask for it, and the good r< juality and low price will surprise you. A FEW WORDS ON SHOES. j As this item furnish- s a large part (if the feet j i ire large) of the comfort of the human family j uul also a large portion of my stock, I wish to j q; uiy that I can please everybody in finality and irice, except competitors. I bought a large: itock of Shoes last week from a Boston house at w ibout 30 per cent, less than I could have bought; ' hem a month ago, and got li per cent, oil" for the ^ ash. Prices and styles will compare favorably I ,vith other goods. A line of Douglass Shoes soon ! o arrive. Remember, T sell goods WITHOUT PROFIT , "rom now until SATURDAY, JANUARY5TII, ; 805. COME, AND COME TODAY, for your ime is at hand. Agent for C'oats's Cotton. STRY C- STRAUSS. ^____ C. W. FREW, IKALKI! IN CENKKAI; MERCHANDISE, M lloelc TT111. W. O. w "J pi ALWAYS 1 IN THE !< LEAD! Do You Know That We Al-! ;" rays Lead in Low Prices, I!J That We Always Lead in '? Quality, and in Bargains, j*! and That We Lead in Our i ? Mighty Efforts to Please ? And if Yigor, Veracity, and rallies are not Vain Tilings to Trust in, We Shall Increase;T Our LEAD! |E ! gi Nr()TIIIX<? more elegant and desirable than I iu our lino of Fall and Winter DRKSS HOODS 1 di ran be imagined. ALL WOOL Cashmere 44 in nches wide, at 40 cents a yard. We oiler an assortment of this goods that is complete in every j particular. We are also selling standard Calicoes it 4 cents a yard, (not remnants.) _ OUR UNDERWEAR Department is now at its best, completely stock d with a full line of Ladies'and Oentlemen's foods, so line in quality and so low in price that I ,'ou cannot help buying. Come early and select! Yom a full stock at the Lowest Price Von Have ' KVKR KNOWN. T REME3LUER 11, IVe ask no one to buy on the strength of our ad- lo ertiseiuent. We only ask you to come on our|fr epresentalions. Thequality of what weoll'erthis j o\ season will appeal to your own judgement and I in sell the goods. We will be glad to welcome you, ! pi pleased to show our goods, ami ready to make | at lose prices to all buvers. Very Truly Yours, i w C. W. FRF.W. tr November? 41 .'hn j J. II. KIDDLE. |f? i J-ri T WE CALLED ATTENTION jxj * i : ... .. I ! T \ I' I'ltl ttl'I'NS MIUT iw ,i Hfi.fl ??.,? ..... . j.\. SF.KD WllKATthnl we havoon hands,! ' ami liticl 11 u it<* a number of our friends ready j to produce their "stalfol life" at home; and ,'s as we are always ready To KXCOl'KAOK J" well-directed ell'orts, we have ordered and 1 now have on hand, a car-load of At'!I>jWl IMIOS1MIATK. which we can recommend j as a tirst-class fertilizer for Wheat and Oats. , Ui SINCE REDUCING OUR 'rices on all goods to meet the present and ossihly lower price of cotton, everybody iniles when they hear how low they can buy foods. We don't wish to lie misunderstood vlien we price von TWKXTY I'ol'XHS 1 / )K MnltK OF (i it A X I' I.ATKD Sl'ti AH V '(III DXK liiiI.I.Al!. iiml SIX I'Ol'XDS j O: )F IU<> COFFKK foil ()XK ImH.I.AK. do 'lease don't ask its IF IT IS (tool), .lust ea my a few dollars worth ami tiy it, and if you go lofi't litnl it just as we tell von, return it and lot ret vout motiev. * UEMEMlSEli 1 I St( That every dollar's worth of goods that we sell is til' AHANTKKI) to give satisfaction or money refunded. J. 11. KIDDLK. | "* I'. S. ('all for a few iiounds of Currants, Citron \ md Haisinsami make yourself a Christmas cuke ,\i .ml look happy. .1. II. H. all gr AI oil FOR C'YCI.OM'., 1'Ilti: OK AC'CIDKXT J [XSCHAXCK, you will always Iiml it to your I'll interest to consult l'l S. M. A- I,. (JKO. (IHIST. in y~" jROVE'S . 1 rASTELESS 1 DHILL rONIC. With all our might and strength, c want to call your attention to rove's celebrated Chill Tonic, the ?st preparation for chills ever put pou the market, and to the taste it is ; pleasant as lemonade. Children y for it. It contains 110 poison, acli bottle has the formula 011 it, so lat you know what you are taking. never produces sick stomach nor 11 pleasant head symptoms. Specially laptcd for ladies who dislike to take iiinine capsules. CDAVr't; PT-TTT T THVTP will V Ji\v/ V IV vJ v^iinviv A I? ?1? ire Chills, Malaria, Billiousness and a Grippe, and is one of the most lagnificent tonics ever discovered, lie patient begins to derive benefits om the first dose, and immediately le constitution begins to growstrong , and the malady disappears. If 3ii are "chilling," go straight to [AY & MAY'S and call for Grove's hill Tonic. Don't allow yourself to ; induced to try something else ^ that is just as good or better." here is none as good and surely there none better. Remember that yon ant Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic id that yon can get it only at MAY . MAY'S at 50 cents a bottle?48 oses. Y011 have heard of Maccoboy's cclerated Snuff, haven't yon ? Supposing mi haven't, we will tell yon someling about it. Maccoboy's Snuff is > good as the best. It is put up in one mind glass fruit jars and only costs d cents a jar. Just give it a trial. We keep in stock all the leading rands of Chewing Tobacco. Our ock is complete. We will please all lewers and give them a dollar's worth >r $1. Of course we keep a full stock of moking Tobacco for our customers. We are considered headquarters for igars because we sell the best in this >wn. We have in stock all the leading atent Medicines, and will be glad to dl you any kind of patent medicine 011 call or send for. If we happen ot to have it 011 hand, we will order for you immediately. We hope this will find you in erfect health: but if it finds vou sick nd unwell, employ a good physician iul bring you prescriptions to us. We have in stock a large supply of ompound Cathartic Pills which are Dinnionly known as "black pills." 'hey are full stock. Pedigree guarnteed or no pay. Pernna, the great remedy for the lire of catarrh of the stomach and ead, is in stock. The Corner Drug Store has recently ;ceived a new coat of paint and yon lust come and see how nice it looks. When you want anything in the rug line it will be to your interest to ill on us. Very Truly, MAY & MAY. i. T. FREW & CO., ROCK HIUXj. S. C. WARMING UP TO WORK. T7T] arc getting nicely warinpd up in our r Y work of supplying all the accessories of a mfortable home at prices which place them itliin the reach of all. While we are just easantl.v warm, we are making it decidelv hot r competitors. We make low prices and our irgains make money fbr you. If "money saved money earned," you may add very materially your income by buying your furniture from ?OOKING AM) HEATING STOVES. We believe we have as tine a line of cooking ul heating stoves as can lie found in tho Pied- A out section. We know where to buy and buy. Wc invite all who contemplate uuying oves to come and see us, and if you can't come, rite. If you'd like a range similar to the one at you neighbor bought from the pedlar for 5.01), we shall be delighted to furnish it, deliver1 at'your nearest railroad station, free of freight, r$40.00. Wo mean it. IT WILL PAY YOU ;) come to Rock Hill and see our goods and get ices. It has paid others, and history, you now, repeats itself. It will do you good to ize on some of the handsome sets of furniture >w on exhibition in our show room, and it will > us good to show them to you. ?ithor. S. T. KltEW A CO., Rock Hill, S. ('. GEO. T. SCIIORB. THE PHOENIX TELEPHONE. HAVE just received from a reliable company, two sets of the above instruments for ial, for a limited time. They will work on ng or short lines, clear and distinct. No iningement on any other Telephones. With rer 20 year's experience in the electrical busies, 1 am prepared to furnish a reliable Telclotie service to anyone at a reasonable price id guarantee the instruments as well as my ork. Call at my place of business, and see and ^ v the Telephones. THE LESTER PIANO V making a tine reputation here and at other wBB ighhoring places. It is STRICTLY FIRST LASS. I can save you ?7~? or ?100 on a high ^Hj ado l'iano. HE WILCOX & WHITE ORGAN } xccls all others about here. Competition in- ' ted and delicd. Prices lowered to suit tho lain limes." HE "NATIONAL" TYPEWRUEft__ u first class machine. Price only *t>n. The *st inanifoldcr of all. Will do work that can done on any other Typewriter, and do it as ell. Kqiial to any s|ini Typewriter. See ine or rite for catalogues of all the above goods. I arrant them and can save von money. <;! :<?. t. sennit it. G. II. O'LrEARY. MDV (iOODS, NEW (iOOlK Piirnit ore Depart incut. \ N ! : ('Alt LOAD of OAK BKPSTKA I)S, } KIVK PA HI,tilt SPITS, a large stock of ik and Walnut bed room suits, book eases, sks, tables, chairs, lounges. My three rooms, eh "Jiixiiii feet, are packed full id'all grades of mils. 1 will sell my goods as cheap as any her market. ti. II. O'LhAHY. VINDOW SHADES. COHMCK POLKS, )l("rr?KS, picture frames, easels, and everything that is kept in a lirst-elass furniture >re, and will he sold as eheaidv as in any other arket. <i. II. O'LEARY. CARPETS. T7"JC have for sale, hy sample, all the carpets made hy the largest inanufactories in ineriea. Wilton's Axininister, Moquetts, and [ grades of Brussels and Ingrains, and cheaper ? ades of carpets cut and made to lit any room. Isoa good line of carpets, rugs, mattings and 1 cloths in stock and for sale at a low price. COOKING STOVES AND WARE TMloM $5 to &{<). A line of cheap cooking : stoves, and the well known Iron King and lino cooking stoves, made hy Noble A Co., of liiladelphia, are our leaders for a good modi- ^ n price. U. II. O'LEARY. m