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4/ / BLACKSBUR6 BUDGET. ^ Marriage of Miss Iva Isabel Whisonant to I A. R. Reinhart Correspondence of the Yorkville Enauirer. Blacksburg, December 7.?A ve pretty home wedding was celebrated the residence of Mr. and Mrs. R. Whisonant on Wednesday evening, 5 instant, at 6.30 o'clock, when th< daughter, Miss Iva Isabel, was unit in holy matrimony to Mr. Albert Ra mond Reinhart, of Baltimore. The ce emony was performed by Rev. J. ] Dixon, of Sharon, in the presence of few specially invited friends. The spe is! attendants, who immediately pr ceeded the bride and groom into t hall, were Miss Marie Carroll, of Sh ron, and Mr. Walter Bentley, of Black burg. The wedding march wa? rende ed sweetly and softly by Mrs. Dixc wife of the officiating minister. T bride was robed in a becoming trav< irig dress of brown broadcloth, and w the recipient of numerous handsor and useful presents. Tfte Dnae is an attractive aim yvy lar young lady and has many frien both In Blacksburg and Sharon, whe she formerly lived, who wish her mu< happiness. The groom is a popul traveling salesman for a Baltimo house, and served during the Spani! war in the U. S. navy as acting pa master on one of the vessels. They w leave on Monday next for Baltimoi where a reception will be given the at the residence of the groom's fathe They will make Baltimore their futu nome. Mr. A. Bruner, who was, until recen ?y, bridge inspector of the Southei railroad, from Salisbury to Atlant . with headquarters at Blacksburg, hi been promoted to the position of roai master on the Norfolk division of tl road, and leaves, with his family th afternoon, for their new home. It with many regrets that their friends Blacksburg give them up. w. a. LOCKHART LINKLETS. * * Death of Robert L. Hood?Rev. W. A. Whi Installed as Pastor of the Church Last Su day?Other Notes. Correspondence of tbe Yorkville Enquirer. IjGCkhart, December 8.?Died, on tl 'y morning of the 8th inst., Robert L< Hood, aged 24 years and 8 months. E was formerly a resident of the Hoodtow seciion, and had been strictly confine to his bed for 10 weeks. He bore h sufferings with Christian resignatic and died in the full hope of a bett< world beyond the grave. Furneral sei vices will be conducted tomorrow t _ Rev. J. B. Swann, of Bullock's Cree! and his remains will be interred at th! place. He was a member of the bar of the First S. C. regiment during tl Spanish-American war. Prof. R. J. Herndon is with us agai on a professional visit. Glad to s< him among us again. He has, withoi doubt, made great success in teachir the two brass bands at this place. On Sunday, the 9th instant, Rev. I ? W. White will be installed as pastor < K Lockhart Presbyterian church. Rev A. A. Jamt? and C. A. B. Jenning with Elder J. E. Colton, will condu< the installation services. I am glad to report that Mrs. Sai Alexander, formerly of York county, recovering from an attack of sickness A. R. P. Charcli In Columbia. The Associate Reformed Presbyt< rians have decided to build their cer tennial church in Columbia. The ^ have purchased a lot at the northwei l corner of Laurel and Pickens street for $5,000. and will begin building with in a few weeks. AT THE CHURCHES. I BAPTIST. " \ REV. J. B. BOZEMAN, PASTOR. f Prayer meeting this evening at ^ o'clock. THE CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD. REV. J. C. JOHNES, RECTOR. Services this afternoon at 4.30 o'clocl PRESBYTERIAN. REV. W. G. NEVIL1.F, PASTOR. The pastor being out of town ther will oe no prayer-meeting this eveninj ASSOCIATE REFORMED. RKV. ROYCE H. ORIER, PASTOR. Prayer-meeting this evening at 6.5 o'clock. TRINTY METHODIST EPISCOPAL REV. J. M. STEADMAN, PASTOR. Prayer meeting this evening at o'clock. Special $otice. Preaching at Allison Creek. i.nere will be preaching at Alliso Creek church, next Friday, 14th ir stant, at 11 o'clock, and also a congri gational meeting after service. M wit W. L. Plexico. Deafness Cannot be Cured by local applications, as thev cannot rca< the diseased portion of the ear. There only one way to cure deafness, and th is by constitutional remedies. Deafne is caused by an inflamed condition of tl mucous lining of the Eustachian Tub When this tube gets inflamed you ha' a rumbling sound or imperfect hearin and when it is entirely closed deafness * the result, and unless the inflammath can be taken out and this tube reston to its normal condition, hearing will 1 destroyed forever; nine cases out of t( are caused by catarrh, which is nothii but an inflamed condition of the inuco surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars f any case of Deafness (caused by catarr 9 that cannot be cured by Hall's Catari Cure. Send for circulars, free. F. J. Cheney ife Co., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by Druggists, 75 cents. Hall's Family Pills are the best. $hc gorhuille (L'otton $ftarhc Correofetl Semi-Weekly by Mess hati a Hros. Yorkvjlle, December 11, 2 p. m.?Tl local market stands; Middling 8 Fully Middling 8 Good Middling 8 Fully Good Middling fi Latta Bros. turkeys and geese wantei Delivered at the residence of a! s. a, McEiavee, on mond^ and tuesday, Dec. 17 and 18. Sev< ' ante n nniind for turkeys, and cents p. head for GEESE, Jl, M. SHERRER, * Pec. 12 w It' Wanted. HAVING a contract to fill, I want i the DRY AND GREEN HIDES can set. Bring them in. W. H. HERNDON, Nov. 21 w, 41 WANTED. AT ONCE, 500 CORDS OF FIRS CLASS PINE WOOD, for whi $1.50. CASH, Will be paid. SUTRO COTTON MILL CO.. T. B. McClain, President A CARD. T DESIRE to inform my friends an "r JL former patrons that I have <?o!d a my right, title and interest in my IN SURANCE BUSINESS, (Fire, Acci dent, Plate Glass, Bond and Surety), t ry Dr. C. M. Kuykendal, together wit at my good will, and in order that I ma j. fully carry out my contract of sale, th would respectfully ask that they giv >ir to Dr. Kuykendal, in the future, th ed support so liberally accorded me In th y- past. W. M. PROPST. T H. As will be seen from the above, I am i a The Insurance Business, ce_ and am thoroughly acquainted with i he in all its details. a_ I would like to have it understoo< s_ also that the insurance business is n ,r_ SIDE ISSUE with me; but my princi in> pal business, and assure my patron he that when you intrust your business t ;i_ me, it will receive prompt and carefu as attention. ne I also write Plate Glass Insurance, And am agent for the American Bond ing and Trust company, and th National Surety Co., and can, there fore, furnish you a BOND of any kind re I am also agent for the Aetna Insur gh ance Co., and can write you an y- Accident Policy ill " in a minute, which will last anywher from one day to one year, as you ma: wish. I am also local agent for the re Phoenix Mutual t_ Life Insurance Co. rn of Hartford, Conn., and would like t< a, show you some of the BEST plans fo a.s Life Insurance. Their policy is recog d- nized as one of the standard policies !ie and embraces some very attractive fea is tures not embraced in all policies, is Business is business, and should b< in done in a business way, I'm in the Insurance Business and wisl just here to say, If you have any such business, an< want it done that particular way My office is in the Kuykendal building te and I'm in it every day. C. M. KUYKENDAL. n" Dec. 12 w ly 'BE SURE YOU ARE RIGHT THEN GO AHEAD.' TT'ES, be sure that in buying a Piaw i or an Organ you get the RIGHr le KIND from the RIGHT MAN. >3 THE AVESER PIANO is HAS NO EQUAL IN QUALITY anc in price. It is in everyway THE ARTIST'S PIANO r)y and at a price no dealer can duplicate ? Now, in Organs, It THE BRIDGEPORT l(* Commands your highest admiration. I ?e is the STANDARD OF EXCELLENC1 in American Organ building. Compari ln my prices with those of any dealer 01 e agent?then be your own judge. I sel " any instrument for CASH, ON TIME oi * on THE INSTALLMENT PLAN. REMEMBER MY GUARANTEEyou know what that means. 5f R. J. HERNDON. s. S. /<u t vi'rnu' t DC ^ rjf? /i? WE HAVE just received a completf line of Graniteware, and a fev is Nickle Plated Copper Tea Kettles . which are beautiful. They will last. We also have on hand a fresh lot 01 Nuts, Seeded Raisins, Layer Raisins ?- Currants, Citron and a complete line ol ?- fresh and elegant Candies and Crack^ ers. Also fresh Buckwheat Flour. Oui g new lot of Christmas Glass and Chinai_' ware has just arrived. We still have a few up-to-date Meat Choppers. We ? continue to be headquarters for the Finest Apples. W. M. KENNEDY. Agent. mimh COUGH EASE. It cures. YORK DRUG STORE. 1 End of l I Strauss Im 11 STRAUS "i And Will CI ! 1 SALE COMA 16 xz *e ?2 THIS sale is not ins rC 85 a c^iauRe i" 1,1 y business, i is 8* CLEARANCE SALE, in g5 and will be, REDUCING I.'e 8* a harvest of BARGAINS Q* secondhand, but are worth iff 85 knows that there is a feast us 85 This space will not; or 85 blows : In Staple Dry Good h* 85 CY Rec* Calico, 4 cents. T rh 85 cents ; 27 inch heavy Plaid: 85 A lot of Men's Heav p Ladies', Mi 85 Also Lace Curtains, Portk ? 85 jus^ : ^ a Jac^et nii \ gg start with, this Jacket, duri |s 85 ITS CASH. THIS S 85 This sale is to be for SP( ne 85 them to anybody. It is 111 1 85 figure up goods as accounts 85 STRAIGHT CASH SAL! U X3 tion is by the SFUT L'Abl ? oS ou* ^or cust?iners desiring i?. C* the goods or money would ir. 8S this class, TAKE THE FC I! friend, means TODAY?11 25 ?5 the money or goods at one< X* I have bought a job lot gj These goods are expected 0* This Clean 1 1 !sS Anyone having any clai (5S me, must settle by that tiin [_ o? Come and see our Novel 1SS You N e T- ]jg But you .J . ^?80SS0?808S0?S0?80?20?20SS0!S0S80?80? j* gg^88S^8882S88??mSaSfc&fcSSSSSSSSS? | READY : I Handson if S 1| BRIGHT! 'Ill HAVEtried. II *\t\r~ joy and a deli ? 1^1 lecting of onb 3 goi represent exactly as it is, - 1^1 s*ble ^or very best, ill Season, to invite people w HI cial pride. We will not t III sPace > but we will mentic IVovelties. Our line of SILVER NOVELTIES Is equal to the finest to be found in this ] part of the State. A partial list will ? give an idea of it: i Silver Lamp and Brush Sets from $2.75 ] ,, to $7.50 per set. ; Silver Mirrors from $4.50 to $6.75 each. 2 Silver Puff Boxes from $1.25 to $3.00 each. Silver Hat Brushes from $1.25 to $3.00 , each. ^ Silver Bonnet Brushes from 75 cents to ? $3.00 each. < Silver Tooth Brush Bottles, 40 cents to < $1.25. 1 Silver Tooth Powder Boxes, from 30 ? cents to $1.25. ( t Silver Blotters, from 30 cents to $1.25. ] j Silver Salve Fork, from 40 cents to 60 < i cents. ! r Silver Match Boxes, from $1.25 to $4.00. j 1 Silver Shaving Sets, from $1.50 to $2.50. ] r Silver Stamp Boxes, from 75 cents to , $2.00. ( - Silver Pin Trays, from $1.25 to $3.00. < Silver Letter Openers, from 25 cents ? to $2.00. - Silver Book Marks, from 15 cents to ^ $2.00. ^ i Silver Coat Hangers, from 20 cents to ( "j 75 cents. Silver Hat Marks, from 20 cents to 75 t cents. 1 WE have only told { ill ^ave ^ots interes^ng tl ' HI Examine, investigate and . !ii?SS?$S8828fc2!SS;S3SS8?5882S88?2?8a8SS g8%O?i0Ji05S0SiOJJ05SO8S0?i0SS05i0^0? &?feiS^S*^SiS?8S8?888SS2SSS8SSS8?5^888iti^?2?? joooooooooooqqoqooqoooqoqoqoo ;he Centur I -v augurates the ~M~ ~T~ ver Known in >S HAS JUSr lose Out His Imi Staples, Notions 1ENCES TODAY ade for profit or even amusement. I and with this end in view I have c order to have just as little to do in t STOCK?PROFIT MAKING WII AT FROM 50 TO 75 CENTS OK more in New York today than my ; of bargains in store. This time it admit of an elaborate enumeration of s you will find Full Piece Calico at 3 hese goods are worth 5 and 6 1-4 ? s, worth 7 cents, at 5 cents. A Red ry English Ties worth $1.25, at 89 c sses' and Children's Jac :rs, and many other articles in my s arked $5, and you know all my go( ing my Closing Out Sale, can be boil ;ale is cash only, no 3T CASH ONLY. I could not thi y object to turn my goods into 11101 >. Another point : There will be 1 E. Nothing will be sold 011 approba i method. I have a large number < to take out goods for examination, be returned within a limited time. I ALLOWING TO YOURSELF: I w ot tomorrow. This is meant for you i in order to straighten out our busir of Pants. Every pair is a genuine in today, and some of them are worl mce Sale Includes Everythinj im against me will confer a tavor by e. This is meant for you, if you ov Ity Belts, the very latest tiling out? edn't See Others During this Sale ; i will Save Money and Time by Se O00OQOCXXXXXXXXX5OCXXXXXXX3O0CX ?SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS8S8SSSS^^SSSS?2SSSSSSSS .OSSOSSOSSOS^OSSOtf0880S20?SGS0?S0?i OS ^!?s^m$msss8smsssssssmsss?^? AM WAIT! oooooooooooooo lest Line of ] ection Has oooooooooooa 3W IDEAS IN TI ourselves this season to present s ght to the most discriminating ci / the VERY BEST goods to 1 and stand by what we say. Oil] are as low as ever, and it j rho know fine goods to come and ry to mention all of our attracti< >n some of them. Key Chains and Rings, from 50 cents to PI $2.00. tic All of these articles are valuable in ou proportion to the price. They are suit- LI ible for personal use and especially M. suitable for presents. We are prepared GI :o engrave them handsomely, and this F( ^ear the ENGRAVING WILL BE qu DONE WITHOUT CHARGE. va Watches. Jg We have added considerably to our JJf stock of Watches, and it is LARGER Ttl \ND MORE COMPLETE now than ?ver before. We have no less than 75 lesigns from which the customer may ] ihoose. NICKEL WATCHES range in wj price from $1.00 to $7.00, and in the list AI ire many that WE CAN WARRANT, foi SOLD FILLED WATCHES, fitted su vith WALTHAM OR ELGIN MOVE- ne MENTS, range from $7.50 to $35,000, and pj SOLID GOLD 14K cases, fitted with CA ELGIN OR WALTHAM MOVE- pj VIENTS, range from $23.00 to $53.00. Se1 3ut we can show and tell more about in? i watch IN A MINUTE THAN WE Sa :AN WRITE IN AN HOUR. Ch Sterling- Tableware. Jeh The FINEST STERLING TABLE- siz VARE WAS NOT SOLD HERE until an ve began to give the matter attention, sel )ur stock is now complete. We carry cei verything in this line, and we sell at frc he same prices that are asked by the Te >ig wholesale houses in New York and $4J ' COME ANI i part of our story. The balani lings to show, and we are glad buy or not as you like. Anyht T. "W. S O^OSSOSSOSSOSSOSSOSSOSSOSSOSSOS^OSiOSSO^ t is brought on by the fact that Jan letermined to inaugurate this EN] aking stock as is possible. Durinj X NOT BE CONSIDERED. T f THE DOLLAR. The goods off prices call for. When I announce ? is a banquet of bargains for the mu the bargains, but I will give a few 1-2 cents per yard ; Short Ends Bli ;nts per yard. 25 inch heavy Plaid Twill Flannel, worth 15 cents, at eiits. kets at One-Fifth Less t >tock. Now, what I mean by "Oni )ds are marked in plain figures, and ght for $4. This is a pick-up of $1 > GOODS WILL BE CHAI 11k of selling goods at the big reduc ley?HARD CASH?not accounts 10 goods laid aside for anyone. ! tion. The only way to take advai }f "approbation checks" on file. These checks were made out wil Some people have done neither. G< ant you to return either goods or n and not your neighbor, nor even yot less. Please act at once, bargain. If you wear pants, this is tli $2.50 a pair. g In Stock. Nothing Is to B presenting same before January ist, ire me, and not for your neighbor. 25 cents to $1.50. HENRY C. t * ? >>>>>> )OOQQQQOOQOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOQOOC ?S0SS0SS0SX)S^0?0SS0?0?Q30$$ N& -=s iT T. W. 8 300000000000 Holiday Gc Ever Seen 3000000000 IE LATEST NC l stock of CHRISTMAS G< istomers. We have been esp 3e had, and we have nothing r prices, always as reason it PIaqyiqiw Jf UlOUlUlll Greatest Cleai York County r BROKEN nense Line of I , Clothing, Etc. _ _ / ?ENDS DECEIT gives us pleasure at this, the take a look at a display that Dns in this advertisement foi liladelphia. In the list we will menin TABLE and TEASPOONS, in and t of cases. COFFEE SPOONS, PICK3 FORKS, OYSTER FORKS, TOA.TO SERVERS, CREAM LADLES. *AVY LADLES, COLD MEAT )RKS, BERRY SETS, of different alities and at prices according to lue. In this same connection we int to call especial attention to our e of ROGERS' BROS. PLATED ARE in KNIVES AND FORKS, etc. lese goods are simply perfect. ?liina and Crockery. iTor a long time there has been along th the demand for something GOOD >7D BETTER, a considerable demand - the BEST AND FINEST. We can pply all demands. This section has ver seen MORE BEAUTIFUL OR NER GOODS THAN WE ARE lRRYING. We have HAVILAND IENCH CHINA at $30.00 to $40.00 a :. Cake plates range in price accordl to quality from 20 cents to $3.50; lad Bowls from 25 cents to $4.00; locolate Plates from 85 cents to $3.50; locolate Cups from 75 cents to $6.50 r set; Odd Tea Cups, all shapes and ;es, from 5 cents to $1.65 each: Sugars d Creams from 35 cents to $4.50 per ; of three pieces; Pin Trays from 5 its to 50 cents each; Brush Trays >m 50 cents to $3.00 each; Camp, and a and Dinner Plates from 50 cents to 00 per set; Shaving and Moustache ) SEE US. :e of it is to be found in our to show them. Come and )w, come and see us, and cons IPIEOTSI, the 08SO8S0?8058OS^?8OS^!8O88O88OS8OSiO: ;e Sale! 1 ranee Sale | 7* 1 LOOSE I Jress Goods, |? [BER 24TH. 1! uary i, 1901, I will make 3 OF THE CENTURY $5 y this sale my only aim is 88 his is your chance to reap 28 ered are not shopworn or jR t Special Sale, everybody JR ( Uifurlo Pnmo o n d epp , 1 lllUUV^* w/lliv U11U OV.V. r? JK to show the way the wind VQ le Calico at 4 cents : Fan- ?0 s, worth 6 1-4 cents, at 4 10 cents. g? hail Price. 88 e-fifth less than price," is 88 marked VERY LOW to j*8 on a $5 Jacket. 5x ?GED. ITS CASH. j| tions offered and charging 8$ . It is almost as easy to gg Every purchase must be a go itage of the great reduc- go These checks were made g8 :h the understanding that ?8 entle reader, if you are in 83 loney at once. This, my ir cousin. We must have Jo ; your chance. $i a pair. ?q e Reserved. |8 1901, and anyone owing Cx Pay up at once, please. 2$ STRAUSS. I 0S8<^O58O?SOSiOSS0!JO!SO!iOS8O?8Q5Q0 1 8SSS^SSSSSSSSSS^SSSSSSSSS8SS8SSSSSSSS:3SS?i:S?^P fl PICK'S! 1 ?ods This ij | iVELTIES! I OODS that will prove a ||| * ecially careful in the se- p that we are unwilling to goi able as has been pos- ||s opening of the Holiday 2?a| p is to us a source of spe- |o| r we have not sufficient ||| tc Cups from 25 cents to $1.00; Chamber sets of 10 and 12 pieces from $1.75 to di $8.00. s< Lamps. J We have everything in lamps that is 01 worth having, and the prices range from 40 cents to $9.00, the latter most w artistically decorated, and complete 01 with globes and shades. We have a fine bargain in a lamp for only $1.00. 01 Miscellaneous Jewelry. Lots of novelties in SOLID GOLD J CUFF BUTTONS, SCARF PINS, f< BROOCHES, STUDS, RINGS, CUFF U1 PINS, WATCH CHARMS, BRACE- ?] LETS, and DIAMOND RINGS. Our ? GOLD FILLED CUFF BUTTONS, ? STICK PINS, PIN SETS, STUDS w BROOCHES, WATCH CHAINS, BRACELETS, HAT PINS, etc., is not equaled anywhere in his section, either p as to design, quality or price. _ I>olls. Especially for the Christmas trade, we have added considerably to our _ stock of DOLLS. We have a complete and pretty line, including various novelties and ranging in price from 5 cents to $3.50, according to size and quality, q Examination and comparison will ^ SHOW THE LOW PRICES AT ? WHICH WE ARE OFFERING THEM. ? iii u cases and shelves, We ||| u see us now, or later on. ||? ider yourself welcome. ||| fl JEWELER. HI J '^08?8808S08S0^0?S0SS0SJ0S80?S0S2C8g fl: msmsssmsssssssmsmsssisssms pi _____________ tt PLEASE PAY I AT ONCE. , VT ANYof our friends and customers " LtJL have heeded our call for them to jay their accounts, for which we re- s urn thanks. Now, we do not for a ^ ninute think that there is one of our ^ :ustomers who is not absolutely good, ind we thoroughly appreciate the high w :lass of our customers in so far as car- f0 ylng out their financial obligations is p, :oncerned; but some few of them have jeen a little slow in this matter, and js ve simply wish to call their attention :o the fact that their accounts are past je( lue, and we wish them to settle up at mce. We do not say this merely for m something to say, or with any desire to w et you know that you owe us; but it is to i matter of business with us, and we q< iwa in aaa/? r\P ah ? ?-*-? aa ,lr a aamA uc All IICCU Ul uui lliuucjr. V*C I1CCU he money In order to pay up our ac- ca lounts, to protect our credit, and to snable us to have the wherewithal to >rotect our customer's interests in the 'uture. If you owe us, we should be ! )leased to have you pay up at once. fou will thereby accommodate us, and )lace us in a position to accommodate | rou again when you desire us to give _ rou accommodations. Do not forget ? his, as we are not talking for amusenent?we are not political spellbinders ;alking to the wind; but are talking to 1 business men, who can realize that we " vant what is due us, and want it as tr ;arly as possible. ur ...Riddle & Carroll... 3 a A iOMETHINU USEEUL se FOR CHRISTMAS. WE HAVE some useful and neat ye presents for Christmas?some- ar ;hing new. Collar and Cuff Cases, Handkerchief Cases, Glove Cases, Pin ei! ind Stamp Cases, Jewelry Cases, Pin _ rrays, Spectacle Cases, Comb, Brush c ind Mirror, Toilet Cases. These goods Jshould be seen to be appreciated. Our I trices are NOT HIGH?but in the ^ REACH of all. We have an elegant line of Ladies' t-urses and Card Cases. Also Pocket- . Dooks, something new and nice. Hair a Brushes and Combs. Nice line of Toilet _ Articles, Colognes, Soaps, Soap Boxes, jtc. For your gentlemen friends, a jood Fountain Pen, box of Starr's Fine A olgars, or an elegant Pipe. A Lamp " that will give a good steady light. We say without fear of contradiction that te tve have THE BEST LINE OF STA- of riONERY, Box Paper, Tablets, Cards be md Envelopes, Paper by tne quire ana pound, to be found in Yorkville. ? THE most useful Christmas present that we can think of to present to H every family is J COUGHINE. V No family should be without a bottle ^ In the house. We make COUGHINE, ^ and guarantee every bottle of it to give .. satisfaction or your money back. 01 JAS. M. STARR & CO.. ni Leading Druggists. DISSOLUTION NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing between J. R. BARRON and Z. M. T NEILL, doing business at Clover, S. C., under the firm name of J, R. BARRON & CO., is this day dissolved by mutual "| consent. All the assets of the firm be- 4 come the property of Z. M. Neill, and e< all the liabilities are assumed by him,, G and he will continue the. business un4?r U his own name. J.'R. BARHdhI,' P 2,. M. NBJLl* Clover, S. C? Dec. ls$, 4&0Q-. Dec. 5 W St* i &T TAKE WUQH EASE. It cures. K YORK DRUG STORE. TOWN ELECTION. CT" OTICE la hereby given that AN ELECTION will be held at the ofice of L. R. Williams, on North Conress street, In the town of Yorkvllle, 1. C., on the 22ND DAY OF DECEMBER, 1900, for the purpose of electing lN ALDERMAN from Ward One In aid town, to serve for the unexpired Ime of W. M. Propst, resigned. The polls will be opened at said pollrig place at eight o'clock In the foretoon, and remain open until four 'clock in the afternoon, and said eleclon will be conducted by L: R. Willams, G. M. Lowrance, and W. D. Irist. who have been duly appointed lanagers of said election. At said election, only the qualified lectors residing within the limits of VARD ONE will be allowed to vote. The limits of Ward One have been ild off and are as follows: All that ortlon of the town on the north side f King's Mountain street and Blackurn street, extending to the town llmts in a straight line from the end of aid streets, and embracing the territoy of persons whose residences on the outh side of King's Mountain and Blackburn street face on said streets. Said election will be conducted acordlng to the laws of the state of outh Carolina regulating elections. By order of the town council of the awn of Yorkvllle, S. C., December 7th, 900. M. C. WILLIS, layor of the Town of Yorkvllle, S. C. Attest: [Seal.] '. W. Love, Clerk of Council. Dec. 12 w 2t AN ORDINANCE, rohlbiting the use of Wheelbarrows, Hand Carts and Similar Conveyances and Vehicles upon the Sidewalks of the town of Yorkville, S. C., and Prescribing the Penalty for violation of this ordinance. 3 E it ordained by the mayor and al3dermen, the town council of the iwn of Yorkville, S. C.: Section 1. That on and after this ate, it shall be unlawful for any per)n or persons to use, handle, or roll ny wheelbarrow, hand-cart or similar jnveyance or vehicle on the sidewalks I said town. Sec. 2. That any person, or persons, , ho shall violate the provision of this rdinance, shall, upon conviction there)r, be subject to a fine of not less than le dollar nor more than five dollars, r be sentenced to work upon the pubc works of the town or upon the pubc works of the county, for a period of ot less than three days nor more than fteen days for each and every of:nce. Done and ratified in council assemled in regular session, at Yorkville, S. ., on the 7th day of December, A. D.t 100. M. C. WILLIS. [ayor of the Town of Yorkville, S. C. Attest: [Seal.] . W. Love, Clerk of Council. Dec. 12 , 2tw .Palmetto Grocery.. OUR CUSTOMERSJl AY that so far as our qualities, vaj rieties and prices are concerned, e cannot be beat. We do not mean to t anybody do that. We admit that lere are some bigger stocks in the ate than we have; but we do claim lat when it comes to Prices, Varieties nd Qualities, we are away ahead of le pack. We have made this reputa on in the past, we are taking care of now, and we will protect it in the lture. Just remember this. When buying your goodies for the hHntmnn hnliriavn Inst remember that hen it comes to ingredients for cakes, istards, pies, etc., that we are in it. 11 kinds of the finest packed meats lat are put in cans. All kinds of the nest fruits and vegetables that are it in cans and bottles. All sorts at le lowest prices?LOWEST, we said? ? be found In Yorkville. Lowrance, Williams 6. Co. WR THE CHOICEST GOODS. ^ ALL at the Parlor Grocery?the J spot where the CHOICEST OP LL THE CHOICEST GOODS can be id. It is at the PARLOR GROCERY here you can get all the ingredients r your Christmas Cakes and other is try, and you can take the goods me with the full assurance that there no one in all this section who will ive a better grade or more choice section than yours, although it is true at you can go elsewhere and pay ore. We want your trade and we 111 assure you that if you will give it us we will give you the BEST of 30DS, the LARGEST VARIETY, id the LOWEST PRICES that you n find anywhere in Yorkville. PARLOR GROCERY 5. L. Hobbs &. Co., Proprietors. G. H. O'LEARV . FURNITURE! FURNITURE!! r UST received two car loads of Furniture. Knowing what the ade needs and having bought right, ider these conditions it is no trouble please and sell. Here you will find erything that is found in a FIRSTLASS Furniture Store, at prices that ke. G. H. O'LEARY. STOVES! STOVES!! VE are still agents for the NOBLE STOVES. Our most popular Hers are the IRON KING, ELMO id COTTON KING. These Stoves ive been sold here for over THIRTY tars. Praise is unnecessary, as they e already too well known to require We also keep a line of good, cheapstoves. G. H. O'LEARY. ARPETS, MATTINGS AND RUGS. CARPETS, MATTINGS, RUGS, J FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS, LINOLEMS, WINDOW SHADES, CURTAIN DLES, PICTURES. EASELS, PICURE FRAMES, MIRRORS, etc. A rge stock of the above najned goods. G. H. O'LEARY'S. SADDLES AND HARNESS. T7" E have on hand a full stock of ' Saddles, Harness, etc., of our vn manufacture, which is a guarane as to quality, and keep a full stock goods of the class, all of which will > sold cheap, at G. H. O'LEARY'S. TEACHERS* ASSOCIATION. H HE ASSOCIATION will meet in L the COURT HOUSE, at YORKILLE, on SATURDAY, DECEMBER , at 10 a. m. A full attendance Is relested. Teachers who do not belong are corally invited to come and have their imes enrolled. JOHN E. CARROLL, County Supt. Education. December 8 s.w. 2t FOR SALE, he Dr. Of. F. Lindsay Plantation? 33S Acres. >inc#;ne;y road, two miles l FROM COURT HOUSE. Authorlzi t<> 9^.11, during present month, AT REATLY REDUCED PRICE. Pecuar circumstances. For terms and exlanatlon apply to C. E SPENCER. STOVES FOR SALE. A LARGE size coal HEATING 3L STOVE, and a large size heating LEROSENE STOVE. Apply to L. M. GRISTs * ' 'rT