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gotiijts. Picnic at Lominack. The Enquirer is requested to announce that there will be a basket ' picnic in the grove near the residence of Mr. John T. Latham, on July 25. Preaching at Woodlawn. There will be preaching at Woodlawn Presbyterian church, Sharon, on the fourth Sunday in July, 26th instant, by Rev. Mr. Boozer. J. H. Sate. July 18 sw 3t 9 ?ht gorhcilU flfolton IRarhrt. Corrected Semi-Weekly by Mesara. Latta Bros. Yorxvillet, July 24, 12 m.?The local market stands as follows: Middling 12J .Strict Middling 12| Good Middling /. 12| Fully Good Middling 12J Latta Bros. Thos. F. McDow. W. W. Lewis. McDOW & LEWIS, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, No. 4 Law Range, Yorkvllle, S. C. Prompt Attention to all business. Money loaned on approved security. July 25 sw tf TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. ALL persons indebted to the estate of J. S. HARPER, deceased, are hereby notified to make settlement at once. Persons having claims against the said estate must present them, duly authenticated, within the time prescribed by law. "W. u h1pprr a rlmr July 25?' "s 3t* Clothing At Big Discounts. Careful business men are very careful in the payment of bills to take artvantage of the 2 and 3 per cent, discounts that are offered for cash payments of bills. This discount is but a small thing of itself, but on hundreds of bills it amounts to quite a tidy sum. Clothing buyers can get the advantage of much larger discounts by buying Clothing of us right now. We are determined to make room by getting rid of summer goods and are offering wonderful values in Clothing Just now. Our Clothing discounts represent, in many instances, something like 25 per cent, and in many instances even more. If you would make money you should buy your clothing now as we are certainly making the prices to your advantage. J. Q. WRAY, The Leader. Just Opened One bbl. of Choice Mackerel. June Catch?large ones At 10 cents, One half barrelSmaller size? At 5 cents. LOUIS ROTH. "BASKET PICNIC!" The Public Invited To call and see our new line of Lunch Baskets, Work Baskets, Satchel Basket?all sizes and prices from 10 cents up. Also Fiber Lunch Boxes at 10 cents. LOOK FOR FLAG. nAiVniinn ri a mv nmAn n (Dobson's Old Stand), Yorkville, S. C. Groceries For the choicest and freshest edibles in cans, bottles and cartons at the lowest prices v come to see us. C. P. LOWRANCE & CO. MAKE IT NEW. The old house may look l-J 1- A i. uau euuugu. rv cuai ui good paint will give it so much newness you will be suprised. Won't cost much either. Use good paint?Longman & Martinez paint?the kind we sell?quality guaranteed. YORK DRUG STORE J. B. BOWEN, REGISTERED PHARMACIST. "SKYLAND" Special Excursion to ASHEVILLE, N. C., From Lancaster, Catawba Junction, Rock Hill, Yorkville and Hickory Grove, via Blacksburg, Shelby, Marion and the Southern Railway THURSDAY, AUGUST 6TH. Train leaves Lancaster at 8 a. m. and arrives at Asheville about 2.30 p. m. Returning leaves Asheville the next day, August 7th, at 5 o'clock p. m. This will give the excursionists over a day and a night in the mountains to enjoy the cool' breezes, and affords a grand opportunity to visit Biltmore and see Vanderbiit's wonderful mansion and the most magnificent estate in America, representing over ten million dollars. Overlook Mountain, Bingham Heights, Richmond Hill, Riverside Park and Casino (the Coney Island of Asheville). vaudeville shows going on every day; boating, merry-go-round, besides these and seeing the animals, the Ostrich Farm and various other places of interest in and around the Mountain. City on the Swannanoa and French Broad rivers. The view from the cars in crossing the Blue Ridge and in passing through seven tunnels, the longest is the Swannanoa, which is 1,700 feet, and Round Knob, with its highest natural fountain in the world, throwing water 200 feet high. Royal Gorge, etc., is the greatest scenic panorama in the East. Asheville has more to be seen and more meetings and excursions run there than all other places put together in the entire South. Every arrangement will be made for the comfort and protection of those who go. Positively no drinking allowde, or disorderly conduct. The entire train will be under police regulations. For Whites only. Plenty of cars and plenty of ice water. Special cars for ladles and their escorts. Reduced rates at the hotels and boarding houses. A list of same will be furnished on the train. Electric cars will meet the excursionists in Asheville and will carry I nmrnrkim in thfi pltv fftP K ppTltS. JVU 041J> Ui vuv v.?j *%r> w Lunches in refreshment car at mode* rate prices. Parties getting on train without tickets, fire will be collected from where train starts. Keep your' eye on the date?Thursday, August 6th?We go rain or shine. The rate is very low and no one should miss this trip to "The Land of the Sky. It's your first, last and only opportunity you will have thia season. Children, under 12 years, half fare. SCHEDULE AND FARE: Leave Lancaster 8.00a.m. 83.00 Leave Riverside 8.15a.m. 3.00 Leave Catawba Jet 8.35a.m. 3.00 Leave Rock Hill 9.05a.m. 2.75 I Leave TIrzah 9.25a.m. 2.75 Leave Yorkville 9.40a.m. 2.75 Leave Sharon 9.50a.m 2.50 Leave Hickory Grove. .10.00a.m. 2.60 Return train leaves Asheville the next day, August 7th, at 5 p. m. For further information write to L. M. HULL, Lancaster, S. C., or Shelby, N. C. HEATH-ELLIOTT MULE CO. I !???" Q?l? an*4 CiiAfJ QtsklImi Some Things We KNOW. WE know that no concern In this state handles a line of Buggies, Carriages, Wagons or Harness that will come nearer meeting the demands of the public than is to be found at our place of business in Yorkville. We are prepared to furnish anything on wheels. We know that we are in position to make as low prices, quality considered, and as favorable terms as anybody anywhere. We know that every job sold by us carries our warranty and that our warranty means what it says and is as good, strong and liberal as anybody's. We know that it is to the interest of prospective purchasers to see our wares and get our prices and terms. We handle the celebrated SUMMERS BUGGY, and we also use it in our livery and there is no buggy on the market tnat is its superior for style, comfort or durability. It is the ideal buggy for doctors and we will say to the physicians within the hearing of our voice that we will make most excellent use of every opportunity to make deals with them. We are also agents for the TYSON & JONES vehicles, made at Carthage, K. C., and know that the purchaser of one receives full value for every cent paid. Everybody in this section, and in fact almost every other section, knows about the buggies made in Rock Hill. York county, S. C., the kind that are "A Little Higher In Price, But"? We are agents for Yorkville and if you will investigate you will find that the price is right. We also handle other makes of vehicles and are prepared to furnish anything desired both as to quality and price. We sell our wares on their merits, and don't ask or expect our friends to work you for our benefit. Second-Hand Buggies. Yes, we've got a few second-hand Buggies. They are in our way. They are offered as second-hand, and if you will ask our prices you will conclude that we have 'no desire whatever to continue to keep them. Call and see what we have to offer. Our interests are mutual. THE HEATH-ELLIOTT MULE CO., J. C. Elliott, Manager. MOSS ROSE and MAGNOLIA ZHLA-H^ns Please particular people. We know this because our customers are usinc these Hams. U / and you know our customers are most particular. If you are particular our Hams will please you, too. SNOWDRIFT Lard Compound pleases the best cooks as a shortening. It pleases the appetite because it 1--1 J Tf is wnoiesuiiie a.uu ncauuiui. n pleases the pocketbook because it costs less and goes further than pure hog lard. We sell Snowdrift Compound Lard. RIDDLE & CARROLL. &oan and pavings ganfe, Yorltvllle, H. C. ONE Secret of Success. One of the Secrets of Success is to have some money ahead with which to grasp your opportunity when it comes. Many successful men In the financial world laid the foundation of their success by small savings; they commenced in a small way. You may not succeed in building a large fortune by saving, but a fund which has been slowly accumulated may some "Rainy Day" prove quite a friend Indeed. A Savings Account is an Efficient Antidote for Worry. Columns might by devoted to the discussion of the benefits of Savings Accounts, but the evidences of prosperity and contentment brought about by Systematic Savings Is sufficient proof of its good results. We Invite you to call and let us explain the "good points" of our System of Saving. W. P. HARRISON, Cashier. S. M. McNEEL, President. , SHERIFF'S TAX SALE. D Y virtue of tax executions to me| JLF directed, and in conformity to the act of the General Assembly, approved December 24, 1887, and amendments thereto, passed and approved, I will expose to public sale in FRONT OF THE COURT HOUSE DOOR OF YORK COUNTY, during the legal hours of sale, on the FIRST MONDAY IN AUGUST, next, being the 3d day, the following described real estate, to satisfy taxes, penalties and costs for the fiscal year commencing January 1, i 1902: 1. A tract of land In Bullock's Creek , and Bethesda townships, York county, | S. C., bounded by lands of Mrs. Eliza- , beth Kirkpatrick, John Lowry and . John Carter, containing ONE HUN- . DRED (100) ACRES, more or less. ! Levied on as the property of Schlff & ! Co. Same land has been transferred , to Sam and Walker Gwin, but not returned for taxation for the year 1902 In their name. Tax, penalties and costs, $14.26. 2. One lot and building in Rock , Hill, York county, S. C. Bounded on the north by Moore street; south by estate R. Morrison: east by Elm avenue; west by Southern railroad. Con- i taining SEVEN-EIGHTHS (i) OF AN ACRE, more or less. Levied on as the property of Thomas W. Traylor. Taxer, penalties and costs, $25.90. Terms of sale?CASH. JOHN R. LOGAN, S. Y. C. July 18 s 3t TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. ALL persons Indebted to the estate of P. A. KILLIAN, deceased, are < requested to make Immediate settle- ] rr.ent with the undersigmed. Persons 1 having claims against said estate must 1 present them duly authenticated, with- 1 in the time prescribed by law. < J. R. KILLIAN. Administrator. i July 18 8 3t MONET TO LEND. ON first mortgage of Improved real estate in York County. Terms reasonable. W. W. LEWIS, Attorney at Law, No. 5 Law Range, Yorkvtlle 9. C. Sept. 13 stf. I YORK COTTON GRA Slaught Commencing JULY 27T We will inaugurate Wei the different departn Stock of Ladies' E linery, Gent's Crocker n A \\r~^ rur unc wet In Ladies's D Fancy Colored Lawns, 10 cent v Fancy Colored Lawns, 12I ( White Mercerized Silk, 30 cent 1 Colored Mercerized Lawns, 2c Colored Mercerized Lawns, White Duck, 10 cent value, at 8 White Pique, 162-3 cent va White Lawns, 5 cent va Black Lawn, plain and lace strip< Black Lawn, 15 cent value at Fancy Colored Dimities, in strip 5 cent value at 4 Mercerized Chambravs, Plain an 16 2-3 Manchester Chambrays, solid co White Dotted Muslin, 10 cent v; Curtaiii Scrim, 10 Light Colored Silks, 50 cent va Light Colored Silks, 55 cen Chiffon, 40 cent value ; Chiffon, 50 cei All-Over Lace, 20 cent value at All-Over Lace, 30 cent valu All-Over Lace, 50 cent Appliques, 8 1-3 cent value at on All-Over Tucking, 40 < GOOD VALUES IN M Veilings, 20 cent values at 15 ce Mull for millinery, 25 cent value Ladies' Sailor Hats. 2q Cent vali Ladies' Sailor Hi Ladies' Lace Striped Hose, 33c i BARGAINS IN BOY! Boys' Shirt Waists, 20 cent valu Bovs' Shirt Waists, 25 cent Boy's Shirt Waists. 40 The above prices are fc TIVELY NO GOODS \ AT THESE PRICES , SALE. EVERY CASH PURCHASE ? of $1.00, will entitle the pure, FIVE PER CENT ON CASH goods in our entire stock, excel $3.00 CASH PURCHASE to ; $3.00 purchase to discount of ic WATCH THIS SPACE AND IVE IVIEL MAKE IT VISIT US. YORK COTTON Stationery. We know that you know that we have it, but we Just want to remind you to remember that we always have a complete line of Stationery, including Box Papers, Envelopes, Pen and Ink Tablets, Pens, Inks, Pencils, School Crayons, and almost anything else that is needed in the school room. And we want you to remember that in prices we are always as low as it is possible to be?quality consid a Irnntu thpra'o (a q|. ertu, ttnu Jruu niiv.. ?>v.v M .M ways a difference there. JAS. M. STARR & CO., Leading Druggists. if Phone 36. The PARKER "Lucky Curve" Pen When you write you should use a Parker Lucky Curve Fountain Pen? ore nnt nnlv a convenience, but a necessity for the up-to-the-minute business man. They write and write right along and keep on writing. They ire always ready to write. The use of i Parker Lucky Curve Pen will improve your handwriting, and make your svork easier. Buy one today?all styles ind sizes?$1.50 to $6 each. 1 T. W. SPECK, The Jeweler. W. O. BAWLS, PLUMBER AND STEAM FITTER. TINWORK. * ? ? ? ...aaL T Katrn o flrof_ uunilg I1CAL VY CCH M. Hill lime a ill u> class Tinner at my shop, and will be pleased to look after any repair work that may be needing attention. If you have any Tinwork that needs repairing please let me do It next week, as I :lo not know when I will have a Tinner again after next week. The first orders will be attended to first, - i: W. O. RAWLS, The Plumber. MILLS STORE. ,N"D er Sale. r MONDAY, H, 1903 jkly Slaughter Sales in lents of our entire >ress Goods, MilFurnishings, y, etc. ik We Offer ?>oco OaaHc 1 WOJ VJWU47 alue at 8 cents. :ent value at 9 cents, yalue at 25 cents. ) cent value at 15 cents. 15 cent value at 10 cents. I cents a yard, lue, at 14 cents a yard. .lue, at 4 cents a yard, ed, 10 cent value at 8 cents. I2i cents. >es, dots and flowers, cents, 7 at 6, 8 1-3 at 7 cents, d Fancy Striped, cent value at 14 cents a yard, lors, 10 cent value at 8 cents, ilue at 8 1-3 cents a yard, i cent value at 8 cents a yard, lue at 43 cents. - ?!.?? ?4- Am f p i vdinc ai 4/ ccnia. it 27 cents, it values at 44 cents. 15 cents a yard, e at 22 cents a yard, value at 45 cents a yard, ly 6 cents a yard, cent value at only 30 cents. ILLINERY GOODS : !IltS. ' i at 15 cents a yard. ie at 20 cents. ats, 50 cent value at 40 cents, and 50c values at 27c and 40c. 3' SHIRT WAISTS. e at 15 cents. value at 20 cents, cent value at 30 cents. >r CASH only. POSIVILL BE CHARGED AND DURING THIS of above goods to the amount baser to a DISCOUNT OF ' PURCHASES of any other H STAPLE GROCERIES; a 7 per cent, discount, and over ) per cent. ALL CASH. ' EVERY SATURDAY, TO YOUR INTEREST TO I MILLS STORE. | J. M. HEATH & CO., General Merchandise. Headquarters For Hats. The considerably more than 1,000 Hats that we have been offering at re duced prices for the past month or two now number less than BOO and the price is still lower In proportion than it has ever been. The fact is, we are selling the remnants at ALMOST ANY PRICE. We have on hand quite an attractive line of 8ample Hats in Men's Furs. They are good and their original selling price averaged over $2.25. As a matter of fact there is net a Hat in the lot that is worth less than $2. We have made a clearing out price of $1 straight to the first comers. Hats that Are Hats. Everybody knows the famous JOHN B. 3TETSON HAT. It is as good as the best to be found in the world, in quality, style and finish. They are made in every block and the man who cannot find a Stetson Hat to suit his notions has but little idea of what he wants. We have taken the agency for the goods of the Stetson people in Yorkville and have put a small line in stock. We do not feel warranted in putting in a full line at this time, because if we did such a thing we would not have room for much else. But we have the Stetson catalogues, and we can show customers just what they want. Better than this, we can furnish anything that 8tetson makes, at the LOW|ST PRICES. Clothing A wnv Down. Our entire stock of Clothing without reservation, is being offered away down for CASH. Our line Includes numerous bargains, and people who come to us with their money are likely to get their money's worth. Shoes. We are still offering rare bargains In Men's Oxfords, and prices on Ladies' and Misses' Shoes have been still further reduced. Trunks and Valises. We believe we have the best stuff In Trunks and Valises that has been offered on this market. As a rule only cheap stuff has been brought here? something suggestive 01 me tuiwcu exhorter's camp-meeting outfit; but we can now lit out people wno want iu to the mountains, the Isle of Palms or to Europe. Take a look at our Trunks, Valises or Bags. Embroideries. Something new, interesting and artistic, including the very latest patterns. They are just In and but few people have had an opportunity to see them. J. M. HEATH <& CO., J. L. Williams, Manager. Seasonable Reason. Our Stock Is Variety and Bottom STATIONERY. Cream Ruled extra good quality Note Paper ,ln assorted colored embossed boxes, per box 5c French Velour Note Paper, with the long new style Envelopes to match, In embossed cover boxes, per box 5c "Midvale" Oxford Note Paper, cream laid, ruled, new wallet shaped Envelopes to match, gold embossed box, per box 10c "Blue Ribbon" actavo Note Paper, ruled, medium weight of good quality cream wove stock, very attractive, per box only 10c Receipt Books, 2|x6} in slze,pasteboard cover, 48 sheets, for. 5c Pass Books?Pressboard cover, ruled for 8 and cts, white paper, 18. leaves, 3|x6 in size, for 10c per dozen or 1 cent each. Envelopes?xx5 and xxx5 quality, per pack, only.. 5c WAIST SETS. Pearl Shirt Waist Sets.?Austrian Pearl, pure jvhite, highly polished, strong catch for pin, three to a set. Cannot be duplicated elsewhere at this price: 30 line for 20c per set; 36 line for 30c per set; 40 line for 35c per set. BUTTONS. Pure White American shell, fair quality 4 hole Pearl Buttons, 14 16, 18, 20 and 22 line, any of these sizes, per dozen..'. 5c BED SPREADS. White Bed Spreads or Quilts, made from carefully selected Bleached stock, spun in very handsome raised Marseilles center and border patterns, hemmed ready for use, size 71x82i, for only 90c Bed Spreads, 80x90 Inches in size.. $1 HOSIERY. Full seamless, weight about one and a half pounds to the dozen, assorted blue, brown and Spanish mixtures, double strengthened heel and toe, 84 needle, per pair only 5c Special Heavy weight fine gauge, high spliced heel and toe, dyed by the famous Vicuna Sanitary process, fast black, close fine rib top, per pair 10c Boys' heavy ribbed Hose, black Vicuna dyed cotton, 7J to 9js, per pair only 10c Best Ipswich Hose, lxl full seamless, extra heavy quality, fast black, 8J to 10s, per pair 10c DRESS SHIRTS. . Good quality Percale Dress Shirts In fancy stripe and small figured designs, pearl buttons, gathered back with yoke, and double stitched curved arm holes, sizes from 14 to 17, for only 25c We offer an unusually good value in Madras Shirts, 14 to 17 in size. Rich, neat, natty patterns, guaranteed Madras. staple colorings, in blue and white, oxblood and white, etc., all of the seams flat felled, double stitched, curved armholes and shoulder yoke, an extra good value at the price 42o OVERALLS. Children's Brownie Overalls, made of blue denim of good quality, one front pocket, large bib, shoulder straps with buckle, sizes 6 to 12 years, for 25o Boys' or Youths' Overalls and Jumpers, made of blue denim, stayed crotch, two front pockets, patent buttons and good liberal sizes, waist measure" 26 to 30; Inseam 18 to 28. The price 40c Men's blue denim Overalls with large bib and watch pocket, felled seams, two front and one rule pocket, patent buttons, stayed crotch, for only 50c The Strauss-S; Ferninst the WEBER WAGONS. Evei^ farmer well knows good results In farming can only be obtained by using good judgment and good tools, and when it comes to marketing the crop, it requires the best grade of wagon to accomplish the same results, for time is money, and repairs are expensive. Weber Wagons have many superior features over others and in comparison should be given credit for at least the additional cost of these improvements over those wagons that do not have them. Every one of'these improvements the farmer, from his own personal experience, will know and admit prolong the life and protect the wagon against untimely wear. The approximate cost of the various improvements are as follows: Chilled Reach Roller, under reach} 14 Anti-Reach Rattler 08 Sheet Bolster Plate with solid collar, additional cost ,30 Re-inforced bottom on wagon box over hind bolster ...^ 35 Solid Collar Skein Boxes ana Heavier Skeins 85 [ Ironing reach at top and bottom at front end 12 Ironing Axle on top to protect against wear of reach 07 Ironing Sand Board on bottom to protect against wear of reach.. 07 Steel Chaffing Iron on Box to protect against wear of bolster ... 30 Box Spreader Rod 15 Wagon Box made of Poplar in place of Whitewood or Cottonwood 1 65 Full Strap Singletrees 24 Doubletree extra heavily ironed, additional cost 30 Heavy Box Rods, additional cost. 35 Rivets in Cross Sills under wagon box to protect against splitting 18 Full Riveted Wheels, on wide tires on some styles 1 00 Extra Heavy Re-inforced Rub Irons 14 Extension Rear Sill on Box and Box Braces 30 Total $6 59 "When the farmer takes Into consideiation that the Weber builders use the very best grade of hickory axles, A grade white oak spokes, oak hubs, hounds and bolsters, Oak or Ash tongues, he will realize that Weber Wagons are strictly high grade and merit the reputation they have established and maintained during the past 58 years as "King of All" Farm Wagons. YORKVILLE BUGGY CO. TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. ALL persons Indebted to the estate of Mrs. R. N. RIGGINS, deceased, are hereby notified to make settlement at once. Persons having claims against the said estate must present them, duly authenticated, within th6 time prescribed by law. W. G. and J. M. RIGGINS, Administrators. July 18 s 3t . : Goodsable Prices. to the Limit in the Down to the in Prices. WRIST BAGS. Wrist Bags are as necessary to the Qnulnmnnt r\t c loHv a a anv rtthpr article that she carries. We have an extra choice line of these goods, and we invite your inspection. See here: Bags 4x2| inches, genuine Morocco grain kid lined, welted seams, gilt tube frame and gilt chain attached, a very attractive bag, only 25c Another one?5jx3 inches in size, elegant quality seal grain, leather, welted seams, calf lined, scolloped bright nickel frame, chain attached, a leader at 25c Netsuke Wrist Bags?fashion's latest edict?made of black walrus grain leather, elegantly made and finished. size 6jx4 Inches, colored moire lined, two ball gilt hump frame, long chain attached with gilt double filigree pendant?worn either as a wrist or chatelaine bag, each.. 75o A highly finished Netsuke Wrist Bag, made of black walrus grain leather, gusseted bottom, stitched and creased edges, size 7|x4|, has outside glove and handkerchief pockets, fancy shaped two ball nickel hump frame, chamois lined, long chain, with Netsuke medallion pendant An plecnnt nrflnlp nnlv 11.00 UMBRELLAS. We always carry a large stock of Umbrellas and Parasols, and think we have some especially good values to offer you now. For Instance: ' The Wonder?the cheapest Umbrella for men ever put on this market. They are seven ribbed, covered . with fast black English gloria,, enameled steel rods, genuine shepherd's crook Congo handles, sizes 26 and 28 inches, and the price is only.... 4*> Here s another good one?extra large size, covered with the best black English gloria, 7 ribbed frame, steel rod, strong Congo handles, for... 50c Here is a special lot of elaborately, trimmed Congo handled umbrellas. Has the popular Prince of Wales crook shape handles, trimmed with large nose piece of Oerman silver', and filigree work in new designs. ' The cover is heavy twilled Corola and fast black. Has strong steel rod and 7 ribs.. Two sizes, 26 and 28 inches. A good one at the price 75o > 1 Another lot has combination oxidized silver and genuine buffalo horn handles of one piece on mounting of polished rosewood, with silver selvedge at bottom. Covered with Taf feta silk with strong woven . tape edge, case to match. Has an extra strong steel rod and paragon frame. Sizes 26 and 28 inches, an extra value at the price $2.00 TOWELS. Here is an extra good value in Towels. Size 18x36 of the popular honeycomb weave, woven from selected, stock. Has striped border In red or blue, and fast selvedge, and long fringe, an extra value at the price So Here's another one?large brown Towel, made of . selected stock, honeycomb weave, long combed fringe, triple4 end border, fast selvedge at the sides and a big value at the price, which is only 10o Another one?High grade bleached crepe towel, soft flnish, size 19x42^ long fringe and selvedge sides, an elegant face towel, and a bargain at the price, which is only.... J21*2o Our line of Union Linen Loom Towels comes in an assortment of handsome damask centre patterns, with wide red end borders, flowered in the latest designs, red striped side bor derg, giving the towel superior wearing qualities, sizes from 14x26 at 10o each to 21x47 inches for 25c MEN'S SHOES. Men's 8atin Calf London Toe tip, Bale. Sizes 6 to 11, for only..'. .$1.00 mith Company, Village Clock. J.J. KELLER & CO., CONTRACTOR! AND BUILDERS. IHARpWARE, lilmTOOIS ppiy ^sumcj CLOSE FIGURES WE furnish plans and estimates and execute contracts in wood, iron or stone. We have on hand a complete line of the Best Woodworking Tools to be had and all kinds of Builaers' Hardware at the lowest prioes to be found, quality considered. J. J. KELLER & CO. "Second BEST." The Insurance Post says: "Manager Bokum, of the Mutual Ben* fit Life Insurance Company, is ' very i much Dleased over a rather peculiar testimonial his company has recently received. A Chicago grocer decided to take out $5,000 in life insurance. He did not want to burden any of the companies by giving them too much, and so decided to divide it up into five policies of $1,000 each, and started inquiries among his friends as to the ten best companies from which he could make his selections. He got the names of all the leading companies and had interviews with their agents. Each one claimed, of course, to have the best company, and from all he inquired what they regarded as the second best. He told Manager Bokum that nearly everyone of them gave him the Mutual Benefit as the next best com* pany, and this was so nearly unanimous that he finally decided that the second best was good enough for him, and that it was strong enough to carry the entire $5,000 policy!" If you will investigate you will certainly arrive at the same conclusion as did the Chicago grocer. SAM M. GRIST, Special Agent. EGGS?I HAVE THEM. BLUE Andelusians, Brown Leghorns, Black Minorcas, Barred * Plymouth Rocks, Indian Games, War Horse Pit Games, Bronze Turkeys. - w&?& They are all pure and I can give.absolutely satisfactory reference as .to my ~ " reliability. Write J. W. BETTS, Lesslie, S. C. Feb. HttW.tf. ** r