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family and relations in whose homes Dr. Fewell was not only a skillful physician ; but also loved as the patient, tender nurse, and the faithful, sympathizing friend. The contract for the building of the , tobacco factory has been given out and work will be commenced next week. . The building is to be of brick, three stor- ! ies high and 150 by 75 feet. ' The membersofthe Epworth league had j a very pleasant and interesting meeting at ' the residence of Captain L. M. Davis last Monday night. Besides reading and recitations, there was good music, vocal and instrumental. The league is in a nourishing condition. Mr. Sullivan, of the graded school, is president. Afternoon prayer-meetings were held at t the First Presbyterian church several ] days last week, preparatory to the protracted services to commence tonight. Rev. Dr. Preston, of Charlotte, will be 1 with the pastor and during this week will nreaeh twice a day. ] Miss Lilly Haney died at her home at the Standard mills, last Thursday night, j of consumption. She was 19 years of age. , Her funeral services were conducted at j the Jennings chapel by Rev. Alexander j Sprunt. ( Two fires occurred here last week and both caused considerable loss. The first ' occurred 011 Thursday morning and had its origin in Robertson Brothers' store, s The fire engine was on band promptly and t doors and windows were kept closed until 1 the engine was ready to throw water, t Then the fight was commenced and the < 11ames were subdued before they did any considerable damage in The Herald olliee . which was right overhead. The interior of the store is a total wreck on account of * fire and water and the loss to Robertson ] Brothers' stock is said to be about $2,500 ' of which only 81,500 is covered by insurance. 1 The second fire occured between 3 and 4 1 o'clock on Friday morning, and resulted ( in the total destruction of a cottage on 1 White street forinely occupied by Mr. J W. B. Wilson; but recently run as a , boarding house by Mrs. Miekle. A two- ! room outhouse was also burned. The loss j on the building is about half covered by 1 insurance and Mrs. Mickle bad $300 in- i surance on her furniture. The lire department was unable to do anything for ( the reason that the longest available hose , was not sufficient to reach from the burning building to the nearest tank. 1 . , . c SHARON SHAVINGS. ' t Political Talk?Lots of Fertilizers?Large 1 Cotton Sales?The Fanners are not t Fooled. j Correspondence of the Yorkville Enquirer. * Sharon, March 24.?The people about i here have cussed and discussed the pro- 1 posed constitutional convention a great r deal lately. r So far only about six carloads of guano r have been sold at this place. This is 110th ing like as much as was sold up to the * same date last year. Though there is a 1 -In.nnnd incf nOlf. thfiffi ' preuy sirong ucuiu?u , won't be so much guano used as formerly. ! Rev. Mr. Winecofi', of Concord, preach- } ed at Wood lawn church yesterday, and Rev. J. B. Swatin, of Bullock's Creek will preach there next Sunday. \ Mrs. J. B. Ross has been quite ill lor . some time; but I am glad to report that ' she will soon be up again. 1 On account of the recent rise in the I market something like 100 bales of cotton ' were sold here last week. There is a great 1 deal more in the country still to be sold. Our fanners however fully realize the situation and they do not propose to be fooled into planting larger crops on account of the rise. They are going in more for hog and hominy. I Miss Macy Caldwell, who lias been visit- ing at Mr. Ross's some time, expects to 5 return to her home at Smyrna this week. 1 Mr. Sam Robinson had a second opera- 'm tion performed on his hand last week, and at last accounts was getting along firstrate. It will be remembered that he had ( u:.. ini-n in > thri?liin(r machine U19 uanu i\u ii in ?% n about two years ago, and the wound has been giving a great deal of trouble ever since. - a. e. Murray to Stir Tliem Up. ' Retiring-Congressman Murray has ar- 1 ranged to make a tour of the State for 1 the purpose of stirring up the Negroes on 1 the constitutional convention question. J He made his tirst speech in Columbia last ' Friday night, and from there went to J Winnsboro, Chester and Rock H.'ll, at 1 which latter place he was to have spoken 1 last night. As yet there has been no pub- 1 lished announcement of his other appointments. AT THE CHURCHES. , presbyterian. Rev. W. G. Neville, pastor. Prayermeeting tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock, j trinity methodist episcopal. { JKCV. A. ?> euer, i?. i.?., * m.?- j er-meeting this evening at s o'clock. baptist. Rev. W. J. Langston. pastor. Prayermeeting tomorrow evening at S o'clock. associate reformed presbyterian. Rev. Boyee II. Grier, pastor. Prayermeeting tins afternoon at 3.30 o'clock. Tirzaii?Services Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. [Announcements for Sunday services will be made in Friday's paper.] .Special Jlottccs. The unequalecl strength of the Royal, as certified by the highest baking powder authorities, makes it the cheapest to use, even at a higher price than others. Call ^ for it at Grist Cousins store, Yorkville. ] Philadelphia aiul St. Paul's. There will be preaching at King's Mountain Chapel on the Fifth Sunday, at 10 a. m., and at St. Paul's at 3.30 p. m. \\\ a. Pitts. P. C. The United States Government Chemist after an examination for the Indian Department, made the emphatic statement that "The Royal Baking Powder is the purest in quality and highest in strength of any baking powder of which I have knowledge.*' It is sold by Grist Cousgrocers. How's This ! We oiler One Hundred Dollars Reward for any ease of Catarrh that cannot be cured by llall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY it CO., Props., Toledo, Ohio. ( We the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 1"> years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligation made by their linn. West it Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Walding, Kinnan it Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Price, 75c f.1.1 1 ii lv ptT UUIUU* OU1U U\ illl monials free. Because of its much greater strength, the Royal Baking Powder is more economical than any similar leavening agent. Get it of Gkist Cousins. Special ftotircs. A Suggestion. Editor of The Enquirer: How will the following thoroughgoing msiness tnen do to manage the affairs of he town of Yorkville during the ensuing Fear? T. B. McClain, intendent; G. H. 3'Leary, J. Ed Jelferys, J. S. Brice, and IV. W. Lewis, wardens. interested citizen. March 27 13 It AVe arc Coming. 1 We have not got time to write an adveriseinent for this issue; but we are coming. ! Look out for us. May A May. March 27 15 -It fiUYKEXDAL'S Q,UID Pit" ut.ua>. Put This in the Clock. The man who agrees to deliver 275 or 500 pounds of middling cotton for a ton of icicf phosphate next November and deivers it. nis ton of acid will cost him Tom Slfi.to 818. Cut this out and put it in he clock. ; Hie People Want It. ( On last Thursday, the 14th instant, we i sold 83 tons of fertilizers, and never left he store to do it. They want the Globe Phosphate Co.'s goods and come after hem. stop That Crying. 1 There are but two things that make a jahy, an infant, cry?hunger and pain? md in 00 cases out of 100, the pain is produced by indigestion. The colic tlicy lave is caused by indigestion. The wind >r gas that fills up the stomach and makes t distend to the point of hurting, is the 1 esult of indigestion. So certain, no man < >n earth can deny it. Now the remedy, i \nti-Ferment ? Yes, Anti-Ferment will :ure the baby's pain every time. The fork Drug Store has-a sure enough ba- . >y of its own, and wc know what we are alking about. The first medicine it ever ook was Anti-Ferinent. stop That Coughing. Campbell's Cougii Cure cures coughs, , :ures colds, cures croup. 'Do Good Unto All Men," i Vnd likewise all the women. We have lertainly done-so by reducing the price >f our pure wholesome baking powder, fou can afford to use it now instead of he cheap poisonous compounds of alum, ime, etc., that you see sold in many of he grocery stores. In New York and Boston the sale of such baking powder is iroliibited bj- law, as being an unwholesome food. Onr Perfect Powder is put ip in 1 pound, i pound and 1 pound >oxes at 10,15 and 30 cents, respectively, md a 5 cents package. I That Itchy Skin Disease That has been, and is still, prevailing in | he county can positively, absolutely and ] vithout a doubt, be cured in 3 applications ( >r less by our Siberian ointment. We 1 lave yet to hear of a single case in which t failed. Some one might say, and in fact I lave said, all this being true, why don't j fou warrant it. Our experience in the sale >f warranted goods has not been pleasant. IVithout guarantee the ointment never ails, with the guarantee we would have nany complaints with demand to refund 1 >rice. All people are not alike. Wholo j leap honest; some not. Siberian ointnent, 50 cents; by mail, 00 cents. 1 Jons C. Kcykexbal. - i TTXrATTT'TVl? AT. ! n JL i.TJLJUUO.1 Married?At Clover, on March 25,1895, < >y John P. Sitlbrd, notary public, Mr. S. i ). HOVIS, of Yorlc county, S. C., and diss EMMA BEAL, of Lincoln county, ' S\ C. EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS. J Dfticc of School Commissioner of York County, , Yorkville, S. C., March 27,1895. VTOTICE is hereby given that the reg1> ular SEMI-ANNUAL EXAMINA- , riON OF APPLICANTS to teach in he PUBLIC SCHOOLS of York county, .vill be held in the court house atYork,-ille, on FRIDAY and SATURDAY, Vpril 19th and 20th, beginning at 9 o'clock i. m., and closing at 4 p. in., each day. Paper will be furnished; but applicants nust furnish their own pencils. All apdicants are expected to be present the irst day. J. A. SHURLEY, School Commissioner. March 27 13 w4t WE DON'T KNOW WHICH IS CORRECT. SEVERAL days ago an educated gentleman informed us that our Christian or jiven name should he pronounced lviek-ero, and not Sis-e-ro,as it is usually called. We don't know which is correct, and we lon't care. Either will suit. There is one hing, however, which we do care about, md that is your patronage. If you have i Buggy, Carriage, Phaeton, Hack, Cart, Wagon or Plow to repair; or a horse or nulc to shoe, come and see me, or send lie your work. Mv terms are SPOT 2ASH evervtime, anil my work is GUARVNTEED. CICERO MOORE. At Wheeler's Old Factory. REPORT OX WATERWORKS. FOLLOWING is the first annual report of W. B. Moore, superintendent of the waterworks to the town council, for the rear beginning April 1,1894, and ending April 1,1895; RECEIPTS. From tap fees,....' 8 245 Of) ? M7 ltuiii wiiit'i a-iu^ w* v. Amounts due from railroad company and sundry rents, collectable first of next quarter, 79 35 Total receipts,.... 8958 72 DISBURSEMENTS. Amount paid town treasurer, 8 410 40 Amount paid for 117.1 cords of wood, 144 0G Vniount paid W. Jl. Moore, superintendent, 50 00 Amount paid C. E. Spencer, (site house) 2-5 00 Amount paid in cash for excavating, material and taps 215 77 Amount paid for material, labor and repairs and equipment,.... 24 71 Amount paid for rent on main line on Wright avenue and college street, G 43 Sundries uncollected as above, *79 35 Total disbursement, 8958 72 Respectfully submitted. M . li. .MWUL., Superintendent \Vaterworks. Examined and t'ound correct. March 2Gtli, 1895. Jos. F. Wallace. March 27 13 wit LOUIS ROTH. MEALS FOR SALESDAY A>D COURT WEEK. IT is useless to call the attention of those who have been to my RESTAURANT to the fact that during COURT WEEK they can yet a delightful square meal at my place. They all know it. Their appetites and palates keep me in their minds. It is those who have never "taken dinner with mo" that I am especially after, and once they get a taste of my viands, I will not have to send for them again; but can turn my attention to others who "thirst and hunger." Tooth picks and Cigars! LOUIS ROTH. J. H. RIDDLE. OUR UNUSUALLY LARGE SALES OF FERTILIZERS FOR the past thirty days is conclusive evidence that we have succeeded in what we proposed sometime since, viz: To save our customers money when they would see us before buying. We have succeeded in our efforts to handle the CHICORA HIGH GRADE FERTILIZERS AND ACID PHOSPHATE WITH POTASH?a goods of the highest merit and of startling results wherever used. We think it incumbent upon every farmer to think well before he makes his purchase or fertilizers, as upon uie inems t)f the guano used largely depends the success of every farmer. OUR STOCK OF STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES, PLANTATION SUPPLIES, HARDWARE, LIME, HAY AND SHINGLES is large and at prices that fully sustain our assertion that we do not make Dur money off of the men to whom we sell goods, hut off those FROM WHOM WE BUY. DON'T BUY GOODS IN OUR LINE FROM OTHERS j AND THEN COMPLAIN TO US THAT YOU HAD TO PAY TOO MUCH FOR THEM. J. II. RIDDLE. LEWIS G. GRIST. SAM M. GRIST. GRIST COUSINS. OUR NUMBER IS 12. OUR 'phone is now in working order and it will b<| to your interest when you need anything in our line to ring us up and send in your order. If you have 110 'phone of your own you can call at the central office or James Mallard & Son's. The goods ordered will be delivered promptly and satisfaction guaranteed. Orders for Mallard & Son will be attended to if left with us. Couldn't Accomodate Him. A gentleman called on us a few days ago to sell us some home-raised hams and lard. We inquired the price and he quoted 12$ cents a pound on each. We told him that wo could not buy his hog products as we are selling as line Leaf Lard as is made for 10 cents and the choicest Hams at 12$ cents and as we are not in business entirely for our health we could not handle his goods. The gentleman will either have to come down a notch or two or wait for an advance. Georgia Ratchets for 75 Cents. We want to close out our Georgia Ratchet Plow Stocks and offer them from today until the stock is exhausted at 75 cents each. It is the best stock on the market. Boy Dixie one-horse turn plows for 81.35 cents. GRIST COUSINS. We sell York County water-ground Meal. G. C. G. II. O'LEARl . WE HAVE IN STOCK ^ ROLLS of Japanese and Chinese O vJ Mattings and we sell it at from 10 to 35 cents a yard. 30 dozen Window Shades at low prices. Carpets, Rugs, Linoleums and Oil Cloths. We have a large stock of bedroom furniture and also a nice new line of parlor and diningrooin furniture. We have Beds by the CARLOAD. Bureaus, Chairs, Lounges, Matresses, Bookcases, Cabinets, Desks, Picture Frames, Easels, Pictures, Cooking Stoves, Repairs for Stoves, Ware. Saddles, Buck els, Harness, Collars, etc., etc. We Carry a Large Stock Of all the above goods and our facilities fordoing business at a SMALL cost are The Best, and AVe are Prepared To Meet Prices in ANY Market. O. II. O'LEARY. RIDE A MONARCH! AND KEEP IN FRONT. THE MONARCH BICYCLES for 1895 will be up to date in every particular. The Monarch is KING OF BIKES and that means that there are NONE equal to it. Weights will range from IS to 24 pounds and prices from SCO to ?12o. Come and see us, and get full particulars. GRIST COUSINS. S. M. McXEEL & CO. Till] undersigned have opened an office in the old Exchange Bank, and will do a GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS, buy and sell exchange, receive deposits, etc., and respectfully ask a share of your patronage. S. M. McXEEL A CO. January 23 4 (Jmo n. X. MOORE. W. B. MOORE. W. B MOORE & CO. MOULDING FOR PICTURE FRAMES. WE advertised these mouldings for framing any size pictures, diplomas, charts, etc., some time ago, expecting the goods in that week, but they were lost on the railroad and did not arrive until today. Parties who have been calling for same will now please call again and we | win exuiDit 10 mem me nicesi ime 01 frames ever before shown 011 this market. FLOUR, FLOUR, FLOUR. We have a large lot of various grades bought before the rise and we are in it. Don't fail to see us before you purchase. Special prices 011 THOUSAND POUND LOTS. TOBACCO, TOBACCO. We are sure we can sell von a box of Tobacco if you want one. It is not profit we want; but we want to reduce our large stock and realize on it. Don't neglect an opportunity to secure a bargain. TOMATOES AND CORN. Canned Tomatoes and | Corn for the world, by the case (2 dozen cans) at specially low prices. LAUNDRY SOAP by the box at a bargain. Buckets and Churns, for less money than any one else. We buy by the earload. Remember that we keep a full line of CLAUS'S WARRANTED SHEARS. Wedding presents in many varieties. STEAM FITTINGS, And WATER SUPPLIES. We carry the best in stock and advertise nothing else. A full line of Bath Tubs, hot water Boilers, Lavatories in enameled iron and marble, Yard Hydrants, Water Closets and everything complete. Galvanized and Iron Pipe, Lead Pipe?all sizes in stock, for delivery the day of purchase. RUBBER BELTING, . Lace Leather, Packing, Oilers, Water and Steam Gauges, Injectors, Valves, etc. We will compete with other markets and meet foreign prices. W. B. MOORE & CO. CAROLINA BUGGY CO. THEY ARE ALL GONE. SEVERAL weeks ago we advertised that we had a lot of BR AX XEW twohorse wagons fi >r sale at ;?40 each. We have none now because the price was so low and the wagons of such superior material and workmanship that the people came and took them away in a short time. We exf>ect to get some more by and by and will et you know about them. IN THE ME ANTIME We will take this opportunity of saying that we are still manufacturing the fixkst and most stymsii line of CARRIAGES. PHAETOXS, SURREYS and BUGGIES ever offered in this section and would like to talk to you if you contemplate buying anything of this kind. We also have a lot of cheap buggies and can fix you up at almost anv price vou want to pav. CAROLINA BUGGY CO. P. A. ABERXATHY. STOVES, TIXW'AKK, ROOFING, G1 UTTERING, Valley Tin and all kinds r of Job Work. 1 sell Stoves and I sell Tinware. I am prepared to furnish estimates on Rooting, Guttering and Valley Tin, and when it comes to job work I can tell you the price of my labor before you bat your left eye. All work done at competition prices" with a guarantee of satisfaction thrown in. ?8r Ladies, when you want noveltiesin the wav of cooking utensils, call on P. A. ABERNATHY. \V. E. FERGUSON. J. M. FEItOUSON. FERGUSOX BROS. ivriMipvr tMon OR SOMETHING UL 11 .llliillj V.lltl/) Vii TO KAT, A CHANGE in your diet would probably lie beneficial to your health; so for the stomach's sake, we have : Pinhead Oatmeal at S pounds for 25 cents. Post buckwheat at 8 pounds for 25 cents. Old Homestead Prepared Flour for battercakes. This is something especially nice, and is made of wheat, corn and rice. Try it. Four pounds for 25 cents. It' , line. Fresh 'Tien Perries" (eggs) at 10 cents a dozen. The celebrated IIE-NO Tea at 70 cents a pound. This is a most elegant tea. Try it. The very finest Open Kettle N. O. Molasses at 50 cents a gallon. ClIALMBR'S celebrated oetatincai ro cents a package. Fou r ounces at 2o cents. All kinds of nice Jellies at 61 cents a pound. This will tickle your palate. The very best Cream Cheese at 3 pounds for half-a-dolhir LA ROSA MACARONI at 2 pounds for 2.3 cents. This is the best to be had. Rest Quality of Keg Soda at FOUR CENTS a pound. Everv pound will have SIXTEEN OUNCES. The soda is the best that can be bought. Try a pound. Blue Point cigars go well after dinner. FERGUSON BROS. P. S.?Corn, Peas, Chickens and Eggs wanted at all times. COFFINS, CASKETS AM) ROUES. WE hare the finest stock in this line that we have ever carried before. Cloth and Metallic Caskets, Children's White Goods, Robes, etc. Attention at all times. Satisfaction guaranteed. W. B. MOORE A CO. S. T. FREW & CO., HOCK HILIi. S. O. IF YOU NEED A Parlor Suite. A Chamber Suite, A Dining Room Suite, Hall Furniture, Wardrobe, Fancy Rocker, Screen JbYames, Window Shades. Dusting Brushes, Cooking Stoves, Heating Stoves, Cylinder Churns, Ranges, Oil Stoves, Tinware, OR anything else (luring the year ISO"), that you would imagine could be found at the largest Stove and HouseFurnishing establishment in the county, you will do well to cstll and see us. We nave the goods and they are for sale, and our prices are such as will make sales where parties mean business. We want your patronage and otter inducements not usuallv given in this section to get it. S. T. FREW CO., Rock Hill, S. C. II. C. STRAUSS. IT ffILL MAKE YOI EXCLAIM! When my elegant new stock of Dry Goods comes in, it will draw lots of exclamations by its wondrous beauty, variety, "quantity, style, quality, prices, etc. The stock of Ladies' Fine Dress goods which I purchased while in the Northern markets, is one of singularly rare beauty and variety. It contains everything chat the women of refined tastes can wish for in the way of the handsomest and most stylish dress goods. Ladies, when you want materials for a fine spring dress, come unto me, asking for what you wish, and you are sure to receive what you desire. I do not ask you to take my statements made here, unless it is your desire to do so. I only ask that you come seeking what you wish, and I will guarantee to I do the rest. Seefidon't. I H. C. STRAUSS. . Agent for Coats's Spool Cotton. ROCK HILL BUGGY CO., ROCK HILL, S*. C. | THE g$nf?|f HILL niUI*r\ buccy IS a favorite willi livery men, physicians, preachers and all persons who want something really first-class at a price commensurate with the times. It is also a favorite with dealers because it is easy to sell and gives no trouble after being sold. If you want a Bugg ythat will give von entire statisfalion YOU SHOULD NOT FORGET THE ROCK HILL VEHICLES. They are up to the top notch in every particular except price. Other manufacturers charge from ?10 to ?15 more for Buggies of a similar grade than we do. See Mr. Sam M. Grist, at Yorkville. He is our agent there and will quote you bottom prices and will also take pleasure in showing vou some of our work. R. H. BUGGY CO. JAS. M. STARR. 'vvn '!' V /'ITU Wirt f i;.i ii 11.1 v c i * v OF Beans or Peas l'or 5 cents?about what you pay 15 cents for in packages, or 25 cents in papers. Cabbage, Radish and Tomatoes?three papers for 5 cents. All our seeds are fresh. Root-Tea-Na is the only medicine on the market backed by bankable paper. For 81 we give you three months' treatment for the blood, kidneys, liver and stomach,' and if you are not cured, your money will be refunded. We do not say, if you arc not better, relieved or satisfied ; but the word CURE. Call and get circular telling about this wonderful medicine. Wo want to reduce' our stock of Spectacles and Eye Glasses, and in order to do so, we will sell at CUT RATE prices for the next few weeks. If yon need Glasses, now is your time, we will save you money. We have the best Tobacco, *20 plugs for 81, ever shown in York. This is the season of the year to take Starr's Sarsaparilla?the best tonic and blood purifier. Get some Horse and Cattle Powders for your horses and cows. J AS. M. STARR, Leading Druggist. RATTLE K. MY well-known saddle and harness stallion RATTLER will make the present spring season at my stable, 51 miles southwest of Yorkville. Terms, 810 for insurance. The price has been reduced from ?15. All RATTLER'S colts are of a kindly disposition and show good natural saddle qualities. C. H. SMITH. JNO. J. HUNTER. SOME OF MY SPRING STOCK HAS arrived, and other articles are arriving daily. Among the latest accessions is a large stock of the celebrated "H. B." Embroidery Cotton, and Clark's 0. X. T., Crochet Cotton, in all the most popular shades. Also a nice line of Torchon Laces in white and colors, in different widths. A beautiful line of Percales l'or Shirtwaists for ladies and children. Gentlemen's Kid Gloves. Nice lineof ladies' dress goods. SCRIVEX'S DRAWERS. A nice line of the world-renowned and justly popular SCRIVEN'S DRAWERS for gentlemen. These garments are the very embodiment of solid comfort. Try a few pairs. Ule like 'em. FIXE SHOES FOR ALL. Don't forget that wc are leading the van in ladies' and gentlemen's fine shoes. The finalities, the styles and the quantities are head and shoulders above all others; but the prices, we pity them, because they are so LOW DOWN*. They are down in the "seller." Ladies' Patent Leather Slippers and big Button Shoes. Also a nice line of Slippers for gentlemen, misses and children. Our low quartered Kangaroo shoe for gentlemen is a daisy at S3. Call and see it. 3IEN'S FINE CLOTHING. This spring and summer I will continue to sell the celebrated and world-renowned HIGH ART CLOTHING, made by the reliable firm of STROUSE AND BROTHERS, of Baltimore. The goods manufactured by this well-known concern, stand asa FITTING guarantee of their superiority, so far as their QUALITIES, STYLES and PRICES are allowed to have weight in the purchasing of gentlemen's line clothing. As I have said before, all sales?both great and small?must be for Cash. I will not discriminate in this particular; but WILL treat all alike. Remember, however, that I will sell you BETTER quality for LESS CASH then anybody else can do. J. J. iLUNTER. DOBSOX'S RACKET. NEW GOODS! LOW PRICES! MRS. DOBSON HAS RETURNED from New York. She has been among the beauties of fashion for the past 10 days, and is posted in regard to ladies' wear. JUST ARRIVED. A large line of all sorts, sizes and kinds of Millinery, such as Hats, Bonnets, Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, Silks, Laces, Chimisets, cotton, silk and kid Gloves, Ties, Scift'ons, Mitts, White Goods, Scrims, Dress Goods (wool and cotton). BEAUTIFUL LINE OF Prints, Ginghams. Sham bray, white, pink, cream and blue Cashmeres, beautiful Crepons, black Cashmere, black Serges, black Muslins, fine pink checked Ginghams, Cambrics, Lenos and all kind of Dry Goods. AVE SELL No old shelf-worn goods, no water or fire J 1 / ? J uanjuguu guuus. v/ur guwun ui l* ucu mm good, and our prices are low if you consider quality. Come and see us. Yours for trade. T. M. DOBSOX & CO. Misses Wellcr and Clark are with us again. AUCTION SALES* SHERIFF'S SALE. BY virtue of a number of executions to nte directed, and entered and lodged in myollice, I, E. A. Crawford, sheriff of York county, in the State of South Carolina, will expose to public sale, AT YORKVILLE. SOUTH CAROLINA, IX FROXT OF THE COURT HOUSE DOOR, during the legal horn's of sale, on MONDAY, APRIL 1ST, 1895, fsalesdav) the entire STOCK OF MERCHANDISE OF WM. C. LATIMER, contained in his Dry Ooods, Millinery and Grocery Stores, situated at the intersection of Congress and California streets, of said town of Yorkville, except such part thereof as has been set apart as exempt from levy and sale, viz: Stock in Grocery store, ^127.1^; fixtures in Grocery and Dry Goods stores, si50..30; one lot of boots and rubbers, $132.88; one lot of Pocket Cutlery, ?6.81. The entire stock of merchandise, belonging to the aforesaid \\\ C. Latimer, contained in his Dry Goods. Grocery and Millinery stores above mentioned, has been inventoried and appraised by sworn appraisers, who have lound the same on the basis of original New York cost, without carriage, to be of the value of 84,269.81. From this sum has been deducted and set apart as exempt to the said \Ym. C. Latimer, the articles above enumerated, aggregating 8417.05, leaving the sum of | three thousand eight hundred and fifty two ami io-iuu u?,soz.w) as xne appnusea value of the balance of said stock of merchandise, offered at public auction, as above mentioned. Said stock of merchandise having been levied upon as the property of Wm. C. Latimer, at the suit of the following named judgment and execution creditors, viz: C. S. Parsons it Sons, Scliloss Pros. & Co., M. L. Ogburn it Co., Headley it Farmer Co., Dunham, Buckley it Co., Hirshberg Paper Company, Triest A Company, Cummings A Howes, Preston it Stautfer, Williams, Kneelaiul it Co., Hornthal, Weisman it Co., W. J. H. Gluek, Wm. Morse A Co., E. J. A A. (jr. Stafford, Granite State Boot A Shoe Company, Hurst, Puruell & Co., Isaac Smith, Sons A Company. Terms of Sale?CASH. E. A. CRAWFORD, Sheriff of York County, S. C. March HO 12 2t SHERIFF'S SALE. BY virtue of an execution to me directed, I will expose to public sale at Yorkville, S. C., in front of the COURT HOUSE DOOR, on MONDAY, APRIL, 1ST, 189o, (salesday) the following described personal property, to-wit: 100 bushels of corn, more or less, 000 bundles of fodder, more or less, and seven bushels or cotton seed, more or iess. Levied on as the property of William Bradford at the suit of John M. Hope, execution creditor. Terms-CASH. E. A. CRAWFORD, Sheriff of York county, S. C. March 20 12 2t (The \|ovhviUc (Enquirer. TERMS OF S UBS CJl I FT I OS: Single copy for one year, % 2 00 One copy tor two years, 3 50 For six months, 100 For three months, 50 Two copies for one year, 3 50 Ten copies one year, 17 50 And an extra copy for a club of ten.