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BLACKSBUKG BUDGET. Marriage of Mix* Pearle Crosby and Mr. Allie Osborne?Other Notes. Correspondence of the Yorkvllle Enquirer. Blacksburo, April 9.?Quite an event in Blacksburg society, and one that had been looked forward to for some time with pleasurable anticipations, came off on Wednesday evening last, the 3rd instant. It was the happy marriage of two of our most popular young people?Miss Pearle Crosby and Mr. Alfie Osborne?the former the bright and accomplished daughter of Mr. Allen Crosby, a prominent citizen of our town ; the latter a young man of fine business and social character, son of Mr. A. O. Osborne, one of our successful and popular merchants. The First Methodist church had been especially prepared for the occasion, under the direct supervision of Mrs. A. 0. Osborne, mother of the groom, and presented an exhibition of exquisite taste in floral decorations. There was a profusion of holly, cedar, palm and ferns, interspersed with lovely pink blossoms. The altar was rlnnL-nH in ninL* i\ 11 rl puillUUIttlij ucauuiui| uvvnvu ?. |y...? green, and on the reading desk overlooking all, was a stately potted palm. Before 8 o'clock, the church was filled with a bright and and eager throng of our people. Mr. C. C. Burger presided at the organ, and at precisely 8.40 o'clock, the inspiring strains of the grand old "Wedding March" announced the arrival of the bridal party. The ushers were Mr. Don Lumpkin and Mr. Ed Duff, both of Blacksburg. Immediately following them were the groomsmen, Messrs. J. W. Duff, of Blacksburg; J. F. Sanders, ofSpartauburg; P. M. Seay, of Rock Hill; and C. D. Jones, of Lancaster. Next were Master Roy Osborne and Miss Edna Healan. Then came the bridesmaids. Misses Vessie Rainey, of Sharon; Eunice Lumpkin, Lucy Thomson and Ella Crosby, of Blacksburg, all marching in perfect time to the music, and arranged in a semi-circle around the altar. Last came the bride and groom, who stood immediately in the center of the handsome group, and facing Rev. L.A.Johnson, the officiating minister, who in an impressive manner, united in the mystic tie, the lives of these two young people. Immediately after the ceremony, a reception was held at the residence of Mr. Crosby, to which repaired a goodly number of invited guests. After the usual congratulations, they were served to refreshments of a most bountiful and elegant order, and all who know the genial and hospitable nature of Mrs. Crosby, may be sure there was nothing lacking to make the affair a a most enjoyable one. Here too skill and taste were displayed in the decorations of the home and it formed a fitting bower for a wedding party. The presents, too numerous to mention, were beautiful, rich and useful, and, taken altogether, our town has never witnessed a brighter or more auspicious beginning of a married life than that presented to our young friends. A very pretty feature of the occasion, which I must not forget to mention, was that the reeeDtion beiug over, the bride and groom went to tteir new home, which had been furnished and prepared for them, and were escorted thither by their bridal attendants, and the next day entertained the latter at a dinner. Miss Emily Townsend, of Hartford, Conn., and Mr. A. G. Merriam, of Springfield, Mass., are among the recent arrivals at the Cherokee Inn, and who intend to spend sometime here. The latter is a member of the firm of G. A C. Merriam, who publish Webster's Unabridged Dictionary. The Swedish Male Quartette of Boston came Saturday and spent Sunday at the Inn. They gave a concert of sacred music in the spacious parlor of the Inn on Sunday evening which was much enjoyed. Chief Engineer A. N. Molesworth, of the O. R. A C. R. R., with his wife, is also stopping at the Inn. He is engaged in surveying a branch line from Henrietta Cotton mills, in Rutherford county, N. C., to his road. He says that there will be a meeting of the stockholders of the road at Johnson City tomorrow, to consider the question of bonding the road to raise sufficient money to complete it. w. A. ? A new telephone company has been formed in New York with a capital of $160,000,000 to fight the Bell company in all the territory in which it is now operating. ? The Democratic managers of the recent city election in Chicago, have been charged with stealing $ow,uw 01 campaign funds. AT THE CHURCHES. episcopalian. Rev. Robt. A. Lee, minister. Services Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock. trinity methodist episcopal. Rev. S. A. Weber, D. D., pastor. Prayer-meeting this evening at 8 o'clock. baptist. Rev. W. J. Langston, pastor. Prayermeeting tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. presbyterian. Rev. W. G. Neville, pastor. Monthly concert of prayer for missions tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock. [Announcements for Sunday services will be made in Friday's paper.] Iftarhct Reports. YORKVILLE, April 10. Cotton 5 to 5J. NEW YORK, April 8. Cotton 6J. Futures closed very steady ; with sales of 106,200bales. May, 6.32; June, 6.30; July, 6.32; August, 6.34; September, 6.36; October, 6.30; November, 6.44. Special Notices. For thirty years the Royal has been the standard for purity and strength in baking powders, and has been placed at the head by every board of official examiners, whether State or National. Call at Grist Cousins, grocers, for it. ' $100 Reward, $100. The reader of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature ;n doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Address, F. J. CHEXEY A* CO., Toledo, O. jpSf Sold by druggists, 75c. March 28 9 ly The statistics show that there is used in the manufacture of the Royal Raking Powder, more than half of all the cream of tartar consumed in the United States for all purposes. The wonderful sale thus indicated for the Royal Baking Powdergreater than that of all other baking powders combined?is perhaps the highest evidence of the superiority of this article, and of its indispeusableness to modern cookerj*. Grist Cousins recommend it as the best. Special Jjtoticcs. KUVKENDAL'S Q.UID PRO QUOS. ( The Immortal Holmes k Said that next to the interest we take in all that relates to our immortal souls, is '' that we l'eel for our mortal bodies. An ti individual who is constantly racked with v the torture of mind and body due to dys- s pepsia is not in a condition to appreciate y the daily blessings that he is the recipient 11 of. Take Anti-Ferment and be cured of ? indigestion, dyspepsia and all their corroding symptoms. A healthy body is a a fit temple lor a healthy soul. Anti-Ferment is a therapeutic angel, so to speak, y that guards every household in which 11 it is kept and Hies to the rescue on all occasions when it is needed. Removal. t, Tir Walker's Hair Toilic does al)SO- f, lutely, peremptorily, indubitably, without 1 equivocation, condition, limitation, rein- C tion or dependence on anything, remove dandruff in but a few applications. We j can prove this assertion. Besides, it pro- p motes a new growth of hair and does not \ destroy the original color of the hair. Jowl and Turnip Greens. f We often experience in the spring time J a stretchy, yawny languid feeling, oradis- ^ position to sit in one place all the time, ^ a lack of energy, and jump and spring, with loss of appetite, notwithstanding the dinner table is grttced every day with jowl and turnip greens. In cases of this kind ^ Dr. Jackson's Black Liver Pills reads the J riot act. Get a box and see the directions ? how to take a course of them and take it, F and if you are a farmer your voice will be L first heard afield calling woa, haow, come 5 around there Ben ; gee. t We Favor a Dispensary. r That isx>ur ticket and has been ; and we fc have here recorded it in black and white, r We are in favor of a dispensing with the ji cheap bakfng powder, that fills the shelves of the stores. If it is used constantly, and . three times a day, it is as poisonous as the " "blind tiger," which the good people are going to exterminate. Lauies, please try _ our Perfect Baking Powder. You can buy it in bulk in any quantity, or in handsome boxes. Let us break up the dispensing of the cheap poisonous com- i pounds called baking powder. Let it go with the "blind tiger." * Melon Seed. j We have the following varieties of r /?1 ortn/1 ?n Kill Ir water nirivii occ\4 in wutiv Icing White Rind, Icing Dark Rind, Georgia Rattlesnake, j Long Dixie, Myddelton Pure Seed, fi Great Jones?warranted to come up. A Great Satisfaction. j It is a great satisfaction to scratch ; but \ we haven't time just now. Use Siberian Ointment and scratch no more. Price 50 cents; by mail 60 cents. John C. Kuykendal. rj Because of its much greater strength, the H Royal Baking Powder is more economical ^ than any similar leavening agent. Get j it of Grist Cousins. t HENS, TURKEYS AND CALVES. < IWAJs'T a CAR LOAD of HENS, TUR- s KEYS and CALVES delivered in Yorkville not later than next MONDAY, the 15th. I will pay 25 cents each for fat , Hens, 7 cents a pound for Turkeys, and the j highest market price for Calves. i S. A. McELWEE, Yorkville, S. C. ; April 10 17 It ) EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS. 1 Office of School Commissioner of j> York County, Yorkville, S. C., March 27,1895. f NOTICE is hereby given that the reg- c ular SEMI-ANNUAL EXAMINATION OF APPLICANTS to teach in . the PUBLIC SCHOOLS of York county, ~ will be held in the court house at York- 1 ville, on FRIDAY and SATURDAY, ( April 19th and 20th, beginning at 9 o'clock a. m., and closing at 4 p. in., each day. Paper will be furnished ; but applicants ' must furnish their own pencils. All applicants are expected to be present the " tirst day. J. A. SHURLEY, School Commissioner. c March 27 13 w4t c LOUIS ROTH. | PETTI JOHN'S ? BREAKFAST I rnnn JL' WA/J Jj^RESH OAT MfeAL, t CANNED GOODS, TOMATOES, 1 SUCCOTASH, CORN?first quality, * BEANS, PEAS, ETC., SOAPFOAM AND PEARLINE. LOUIS ROTH. \ fJlHERE 18 PRINTING and printing?but if you want ' good printing, call on The Enquirer. Tell Your Neighbors, Tell Your Friends, i Tell Everybody, That The Yorkville Enquirer ~ Does Fine Commercial Job ' Printing at Low Prices; but ^ Don't do "Cheap" Work. Give us your work?we will please you. SAMM. GRIST. j MONEY IN YOUR POCKET j IF you contemplate putting water into f your house or anywhere else, I would . be pleased to quote prices on piping, { couplings, bibbs, etc. I haven't the time ( this morning to go into details ; but will q say that I can furnish 3 galvanized pipe at ^ 3$ cents per foot, or $3.50 per 100 feet. Can ( furnish bibbs for same size pipe at 40cents i each. If you want a large quantity of pipe . can shade above prices some. Can furnish other sizes of pipe at proportionate prices, i Buckeye Machinery. I shall continue to represent the Buckeye harvesting machinery at this place, and am prepared to quote better prices > than ever before. Don't you wan't a ? Bnckeve Frameless Binder to harvest your wheat with? It will cut from 15 to 20 acres a day, will work anywhere that a mower will and is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. Come and see me about it. | Pratt Gins. . It is a good while before the ginning ' season for 1805 will open ; but if you need a new gin you had better see about it as soon as possible. I shall continue to handle the old reliable Daniel Pratt?the best . gin on the market. It will come nearer getting all the lint off the seed than any other gin, and makes a better sample, at least that is what those who own them and those who patronize them say. Last season, those who operated them in this county could not do all the work that came to them without solicitation. c SAM. M. GRIST. At Grist Cousins'. C J AS. M. STARR. ! WATERMELON SEEDS. 30ME of our farmers say that there is 3 more clear money to the amount of ind and work in the raising of watermelons, than anything they have yet . ried. With an average crop*one can sell 100 off of one acre. In order to make a uccess, you must plant pure seed ; then j ou can put only the best melons on the market. You must also get your melons n the market early, before it is crowded; hen yon get better prices. Get seeds that re the best and that will ripen early. I have the melon seeds you want: The ones, Girardeau, Dark Icing, Light Icng, Florida Favorite, Bradford. I also have Cantaloupe Seeds: Brooks futmcg, Osage, New Orleans, Wood's 'erfection, Extra Early Hackensack, Exra Early Hanover. These seeds are all resh and pure. J AS. M. STARR. JIVE YOUR HORSES AND CATTLE | \ FEW doses of our Cattle Powders la. and you will soon see a great improvement. This powder is fine for colts. Vill remove worms. Remember, we give more Garden Seed or the money than any house in town. Ve have a nice assortment of Flower leeds. Beautify your homes by having lowers. J AS. M. STARR. AWAY WITH CHILLS. FOR 50 cents we guarantee to cuie any case. No cure?No pay. One box of paper and envelopes for 10 cents. We arry a line of fine stationery that far surpasses anything shown in this town, and be price is in the reach of every one. We lave about twice as many Spectacles and Syeglassos as we wish to carry, and in rder to reduce our stock, we will sell at educed prices for a few weeks. We also lave glasses repaired. Should you want lew glasses put in old frames, we can have I done. When you want medicine call on | J AS. M. STARR, Leading Druggist. ^ DOBSON'S RACKET, j OUR OPENING i 1 ITTAS a grand success. So say the laT V dies. Many thanks to them for heir kindness in coming to see our dis- , lay of goods. Hope they were amply epaid for their visit. WE HAVE SOME BEAUTIES n Cotton and Wool Dress Goods and Dress Trimmings. Don't buy until you ee our goods and get our prices. We are s cheap as the cheapest in new goods, dillinery of all kinds at very reasonable > rices, AmvvTTmrv/tm i XTV\ ?\7 n iWiWlTHSTAiMJiJNU The very unkind remark of a lady who aid that we would have to pay Dobion his prices for Millinery this season, as here is no other place to get them. We cindly inform her that our prices aro just he same as if there were a half-dozen nillinery stores in Yorkville. She kindly (verlooks the patronage she gets from us I ind no remarks. WE HAVE BEAUTIES 'n all kinds of Prints and Ginghams and ovely Laces and Embroideries. Our )lack Crepons are just lovely, from 19 ents to 31.25. Our Cotton Dress goods rom 8J to 15 cents, just beautiful. We lave the prettiest line of Dress Goods in forkville. Buttermilk Soap, 5 cents, and , ill other Soaps cheap. Tobacco, three cinds, at 5 cents a plug, and three kinds at 0 cents. French and Stick Candies, Coffee, Sugar and Rice as cheap as the J iheapest. Yours for trade, T. M . DOBSOX A CO. ,EWIS O. GRIST. SAM M.ORIST. GRIST COUSINS. rHE BEST AT lOCENTS. are selling the best quality of Pujre t t l-ieai u.ara at iu cents a pouna. ui lourse you are at liberty to pay others 124 :ents if you want to. We do not handle iny except the BEST. Lard is advancing ind we may be forced to it; but we expect o continue the present relative price. Ve have just received another shipment >f superior Hams. They are 7 to 9 pound iverage and are worth 124 cents a pound. EVAPORA^Htit. , We expect to receive a lot of Evaporated Vpples and Peaches this week and willlell them at 10 cents for a "ingle pound, or hree pounds for 25 cents. They are fine. 1 ENAMELINE ;s the name of a preparation we have for jolishing cooking and heating stoves. It s far superior to the old style polish It s worth 5 cents a package. Try it. Extracts that are Extracts. We have the ver.\ best quality of triple jxtract of Lemon and Vanilla at 25 cents a x>ttle. We also have the same size bottles it 10 cents. BICYCLES. We are on top in the Bicycle business ( tnd would be pleased to quote prices and erms to all who want a first-class mount. GRIST COUSINS. ' We have Seed Sweet Potatoes of the Vugusta Yam variety. Something fine. v. e. ferguson. j. m. ferguson. FERGUSON BROS. DON'T PUNISH YOUR PALATE, By Eating Tilings That Yon Do Not Want. SUPPOSE that just for a change this week you try some of our Pinhead Datmeal at 8 pounds for a quarter, or 4 xninds of Heeker's Oatflakes for a quarer. Best Buckwheat Flour, 32pounds for II. Our Old Homestead Prepared Flour 'or battercakes is getting more popular ivery day. It is made of wheat, corn and ice. Try it. It's good. Four pounds or a quarter. Fresh Cream Cheese at 3 iounds foroO cents. This Cheese is made >f the "fluid extract of the bovine." Try >ur La Rosa Macaroni at two pounds for i 15 cents. The finest Open Kettle N. 0. Molasses at 50 cents a gallon. Chalmer's Gelatine at 15 cents a package. Nice Jelies at 6? cents a pound that will make .'our stnm.-icli Innirh Try us for Cigars, Pipes and Hams. Ye have them smoked and uusmoked. Nice line of French and Stick Candy. FERGUSON BROS. P. S.?Corn, Peas, Chickens and Eggs van ted at all times. J. W. DQBSOX. lOODSTOARRIVE THIS YYEEX rvNE CAR LOAD of TIMOTHY HAY. L/ 1 lot of GERMAN MILLET SEED, lot of IRISH and SWEET POTATOES, crate of CROCKERY. If you you want a BASEBALL or BAT, W. DOBSON has them. If you want to be clean, try a package of JOLD DUST WASHING POWDER. If you want fresh CANNED GOODS, ry J. W. DOBSON. If you want a good SIDE HARROW, ry J. W. DOBSON. If you want to raise the wind, try a pair >f J. W. DOBSON'S BELLOWS. If you want to buy anv kind of goods 'HEAP, J. W. DOBSON'S is the place. S. T. FREW & CO., ROOK HILL. S. O. IF YOU NEED k Parlor Suite. A Chamber Suite. A Dining Room Suite, Hall Furniture, Wardrobe, Fancy Rocker, Screen Frames, Window Shades. Dusting Brushes, Cooking Stoves, Heating Stoves, Cylinder Churns, Ranges, Oil Stoves, Tinware, OR anything else during the year 1895, that you would imagine could be found at the largest Stove and HouseFurnishing establishment in the county, pou will do well to call and see us. We bave the goods and they are for sale, and >ur prices are such as will make sales ivhere parties mean business. We want pour patronage and offer inducements not usually given in this section to get it. S. T. FREW A' CO., Rock Hill, S. C. CAROLINA BUGGY CO. THEY ARE ALL GONE. SEVERAL weeks ago we advertised that we had a lot of BRAN NEW twohorse wagons f<>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 exE>ect to get some more by and by and will et you know about them. IN THE MEANTIME We will take this opportunity of saying that we are still manufacturing the finest and most STYLISH line of CARRIAGES, PHAETONS, 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 any price you want to pav. CAROLINA BUGGY CO. G. H. O'LEARY. WE HAVE IN STOCK ROLLS of Japanese and Chinese O v/ Mattings and we sell it at from 10 to 35 cents a yard. .'JO 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 Reds by the CARLOAD. Bureaus, Chairs, Lounges, Matresses, Bookcases, Cabinets, Desks, Picture Frames, Easels, Pictures. Cooking Stoves, Repairs for Stoves, Ware, Saddles, Buekels, 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, ancl We are Prepared To Meet Prices in ANY Market. G. H. O'LEARY. ROCK HILL BUGGY CO., ROCK II ILL. 8. C. THE ROCK BUCCY IS a favorite with 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 Bngg ythat will give you entire statisfatinn VOL SttUL l,u 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 you some of our work. R. H. BUGGY CO. REPAIR WORK. Let us repair your buggy, wagon or surrey, We will do it right and do it in a hurry ; Our work is good?of the very best kiud, And lower prices, you cannot find. If your horse is in want of a new shoe, \\ ny 1101 lei us ma jl on iur;ou .We do repair work iu iron or wood, We do it honestly?as all men should. We can sharpen your old dull plough ; We doit right because we know how. Give us a chance to prove what we say, Come right now and don't delay. Our prices are the same to rich and poor. Bring repair work to CICERO MOORE. J. H. RIPPLE. 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, w e tniriK it mcum oeiu upon eveiy fanner to think well before he makes his purchase of fertilizers, as upon the merits of the guano used largely depends the success of every farmer. OUR STOCK OF STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES, PLANTATION SUPPLIES, HARDWARE, LIME, IIAY AND SHINGLES is large and at prices that fully sustain our assertion that we do not make our money off of the men to whom we sell goods, but off those FROM WHOM WE BUY. DON'T BUY GOODS IN OUR LINE FROM OTHERS AND THEN COMPLAIN TO US THAT YOU HAD TO PAY TOO MUCH FOR THEM. J. H. RIDDLE. JA O.J. HUNTER. r?Tnniinr i&in nnnrnrnr ainuuoc. ahu onuincno, Lead the World in the Manufacture of Gentlemen's Fine Clothing. THEIR STYLES ARE O. K. Their Clothes Fit Like the Paper on the Wall. y^HEN you finish reading those lines, I would like for you to take your unabridged pocket book and come at once to Yorkville and try the entire town for clothing, and "jew" everybody down as much as you possibly can, and then coine and see me, and then if you consider THE STYLE, THE FIT, mTTTTI r\ TT k T TTTWT IHJ& uualiii I, THE PRICE, I will invariably make a sale, and you are certain to be pleased with your purchase. JOHN J. HUNTER. A WORD ABOUT CASH: 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 than anvbodv else can do. J. J. HVNT'ER. IXMAN BROTHERST 4 WE ARE FAR IN THE LEAD IN any goods in our line. Our sales are proving our assertion. Money is scarce, hut STYLE CANNOT BE TRAMPLED DOWN BY THE STRINGENCY OF THE TIMES. Our Clothing is trade catchers. The people know it; they will buy it because tne prices are no higher than the ordinary. WE HAVE SCORED A successful run on BOYS' CLOTHING. Ours is bought from the manufacturer only, and of those of the highest reputation. Look at them. They look different ; they tit better, and the little fellow feels that he is dressed. FOR HATS, SHOES, SHIRTS, CRAVATS, etc., who has yet equalled us in this market ? We have yet to learn of them. INMAN BROS., The Leading Clothiers. izay jteweiry mr men. ~pTa. abernathyT STOVES, TINWARE, ROOFING, GUTTERING, Valley Tin and all kinds 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. Ladies, when you want noveltiesiu the way of cooking utensils, call on P. A. ABERNATHY. COFFINS, CASKETS AND ROBES. WE have 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. DO YOU SEE THIS DEEP tWELL PUMP? It will be as cheap to you in a use of three or four years as well buckets and well chains. If your well is 25 feet or less we can fit you up on a firstclass iron pump for $3.50. This fitted with galvanized pipe, inside and out, is guaranteed not to taste vour water. DEEP WELL PUMPS like the cut here shown, for ANY depth well, we will sell for from 810 to 815. Call to see us; they are sold on trial, and returnable if not satisfactory after That Picture Frame Moulding I is now ready for you and we can make frames any size. Bring on your pictures. IRON SAFES. Do you want a tire proof safe at half the price sold by traveling men. If so we . have them in stock and should be glad to serve Canned Tomatoes and Corn by the case at low prices. Tobacco at cost?50 boxes or more in stock. A 50 cents package of fresh buckwheat at 30 cents; a 25 cents package at 15 cents. Call at once. W. B. MOORE A CO. H. C. STRAUSS. YES, YES, YOUR Mouths will fairly water when you call at my establishment, and see my most elegant line of Ladies' Dress Goods in all latocf weaves and fabrics. It is by no means an untrue or FALSE statement when I say that I have the largest and most complete line of Yankee Notions ever brought to Yorkville. It includes everything from a comb with very fine TEETH up, (or down either.) What you want in Notions can be had from me. No matter how important or insignificant the article may be, you WILL find it. Come to me when you need Shoes for yourself, wife or children, and I will show you something that will make your rusty money RATTLE and be merry. If you need any fine, ready-made clothing, come to me and you will certainly buy from me When you Hear my Low Prices. H. C. STRAUSS. $?3" Agent for Coats's Spool Cotton. "KENNEDY ]BROS. & BARRONT WE ARE SELLING COMMON NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES at 20 cents; Good New Orleans Molasses at 33 cents; Fancy New Orleans Molasses at 50 cents; Extra Fine New Orleans Molasses at GO cents. We have Baking Powder at 5 cents a can. We have Soda at 5 cents for a full 16 ounce pound. We liave Brooms from 15 cents to 40 cents. We Have Garden Seed. We have Irish Potatoes. We have Plowstocks, Heelbolts. Trace Chains, Singletrees, Hames, Backhands, Shovels, Picks, Rakes, and Barker s Horse and Cattle Powders. We have received a crate of CROCKERY. We have OKKA and TOMATOES. Tomatoes at 10 cents a can. We have OATFLAKES. Just received a nice line of TABLETS from 1 CENT to 35 cents. An EXTRA FINE TABLET, for ladies, at 25 cents. Letter paper from THREE CENTS a quire up. U'PWTnV TtROS ,t- R RRO\ PREPARED FOR COURT. TAKING time by the forelock, we have made SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR COURT, and we are now prepared to furnish everything that could possibly be expected of a FIRST-CLASS MEAT MARKET. To some extent we have surpassed all our former elforts, and it is with some confidence that we say we have no fears of being surpassed by anybody. The housekeepers of Yorkville, and those who expect to take an occasional meal during court, will please take notice accordingly. OL'R RESTAURANT TABLES will be equal to the best to be found in the large cities, or anywhere else. Those who stop with us may fully .count 011 getting SQUARE MEALS, including cooked meats and side dishes in variety. Parties WISHING LODGING in connection with board, should call upon us as soon as they come to town. JAMES MALLARD A SON. March 29 14 w and f4t S. M. Mr\F.R.I. .V CI). THE undersigned have opened an office in the old Exchange Hank, and will do a GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS, buy aud sell exchange, receive deposits, etc., and respectfully ask a share of your patronage. S. M. McNEEL A CO. January 23 4 6mo <lhc \torhvillc (Enquirer. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: Single copy for one year, % 2 OO One copy lor two years, 3 SO For six months, 1 OO For three months, SO Two copies for one year, 3 50 Ten copies one year, 17 SO And an extra copy for a club of ten.