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GINNING MACHINERY FOR SALE. I OFFER for cash or on good paper one 6-h-p Tozer Engine, one No. 1 Boss Press, one 60-saw Feeder and Condenser. All recently overhauled and In good working order; also good Hand Press, and necessary pulleys and belts, etc. Cheap and a bargain. Address me at Smyrna, S. C. R. T. CASTLES. Oct. 13 t 2t RICH or POOR. I AM very sorry indeed not to be smart enough to tell some folks" how . long they will live, or whether they will die rich or poor, as they seem to expect. One thing I feel safe in asserting,, if you trade with good judgment and use me for your trumpet, you will grow rich, and if your conscience is clear, you should live long and die happy. I have plenty of money making property for sale, and solicit your business, buying or- selling. It is not a question of how much a broker costs, but should be how much do you clear by using him. I often do business quick for clients that they are unable to do themselves. Propositions are the essential factors to success in business. Let the world know what you want or have to offer, and you will find others ready to relieve you of your pleasures or troubles. In order to von that I mean business and l-vn ? ?nvv / - ? do business, read a few specimens of my testimonials, and come to my Home Office at 12 o'clock noon, on Wednesday the 21st instant, and tell the auctioneer how much the following property is worth to you. WILL BE SOLO WITHOUT RESERVE AT AUCTION. Fourteen and one-half acres, more or less, sold as a whole, estate of Rev. Jas. S. White for division. Southwest of Winthrop college. One-third original forest?remainder cleared. Lies level. Beautifully situated for building lots or manufacturing enterprises, as it is bounded by the R. R. on the east. Terms, one-half cash, balance in six months, with 6 per cent interest. Fourteen and one half acres, more or less, lying parallel and adjoining the above. One-third original forest?remainder cleared. Small stream through this. These two tracts would make an elegant factory site. Streets already laid off through this property so they can be used for residence purposes. Terms, as above. At same place and date, I expect tq offer a good deal of other prqperty withqiit limit. All depends qq "the size qf the audience as to hqw thp strings will be t|ed. Alsq same date and place will qffer with an upset pr|ce, farms, all sqrts and sizes, thrqughout the state, tqo numerous tq mention, as well as imprqved and unimproved prqperty }n ""fit Will and other places. Rock Hill, 3. Q-, Oct. 10th, 1903. About six weeks 999 I placed with 3, Edgar Poag, Broker, five farms, one of which ho sold at once. Today ho sold three more to my own brother and neighbor without my knowing who the purchaser was.. All four at the full price I asked for them. I have known Mr. Poag to be prompt, square and a smooth quick trader. "Up-to-snuff" in his profession. He has been selling my lands so fast that I asked him to withdraw the fifth farm as I found a very reliable renter. With many thanks for your success. (Signed) W. H. WILLIAMS. Rock Hill, S. C., Oct. 12th, 1903. I bought a piece of real estate through J. Edgar Poag, Broker, on which I really- realized a handsome profit. Mr. Poag also sold a farm for me recently that had only been in his hands for a short while. Poag is a driver when there are any trades in sight to drive for. (Signed) J. ED. RODDEY, President of the Roddey Mercantile Qo. Rock Hill, S. G., Aug. 29th, 1903. Today I had a claim that" I desired to convert into cash. I placed it wifh J. Edgar Poag, Broker, wno handed mf a check in less than five hours. Poag iq the man to makp your trades aulcfc, either buying or selling. Apply \o him when you wanf any'business agnf with despatch. (?igned) E. E. POAG, Assf. Postmaster. On my large office bulletin. 63 ft. lopg by 6 ft. high, you will find a list qf a part of my offerings. All of which are for sale at your price, if it is such as the owners can stand at all. I can't expect to sell property without offers. Customers often get property by making offers when they don't expect it, I am a seller first, last and all the time. If you don't believe it open your mouth personally, or by wire or letter and see what falls to you, J. J. EDGAR POAG, Broker. Rock Hill, 3. C. if you i > a vx owe us JL NOW. We respectruuy asa mat an parties who owe us on Notes, Mortgages or Open Account, either in large or small amount, to come up and pay us at once. If you owe us we mean YOU. We want the money and Want it at once. Let this notice be sufficient. SEWING MACHINES. We are agents for the NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE and all machine users know that there is no better machine on the market. The New Home is made to sew and does it. We can make you an astonishingly low price for Spot CASH. Don't be carried away with the "much to say" about a cheap machine?it takes lots of talk to bring them to standard. House Furnishings. In buying our lines of Furniture, Carpets, Mattings, Oilcloths, Linoleumns, etc., we bought a very extensive line of goods in order to get the best prices and to give our customers the benefit of a large stock for selection. You can get suited here in the quality and prices. We have added to our already large and varied stock of house furnishings, ? ?* " ? - ? * rt1? V.1/N T o no Piir_ a nice nut ui iauie vuivm, jjuvc tains. Hall Curtains, Comforters, etc., and can make you some interesting prices. Stoves and Ranges. Winter is coming and you will soon need to have that new Stove put up. See our line before you buy. We have a large stock for you to select from and you will find our prices not very cold when it comes to lowness. If you need a Cooking Stove or Range we have them too, in large assortment and our prices are worth your consideration. Paints, etc. If you are thinking of Painting your house it will pay you to see us before you buy the material. We are going to quit this line and can make you some attractive prices. We have Varnishes. White Lead. Oils. etc.. and Household Paints in all colors in convenient sizes for painting furniture and inside work. 20 cents the can. iff We have a good variety of Picture Framing and Glass to fit any size. W. B. MOORE & CO. FOPSHEE CASH STORE A SERIOUS MISTAKE To buy Millinery^ without first seein our Goods and Prlcos?for it is the ver diet of all our customers is that we sel cheaper than all others, and our Good are the vary latest styles. Nice Trimmed Hats from 75 cents ui We can't describe them here, but asl that you come and see. RIBBONS! RIBBONS! We will guarantee to sell you bette Quality at Lower Prices in RIBBON! than any other store. LET US PROVE THIS. nAfTOlirv n 4CU CTADV riFLIClIL?/Ei \/AOU Oiuuu (Dobson's Old Stand), Yorkville, S. C. ATTEMION! AND all citizens of upper York. No\> that the Southern Railway has put oi dally service to Blacksburg, S. C., wi invite you to visit our MAGIC CITYROCK HILL; where you will find thi Largest Selection of all merchandiseIn her history?especially "THE WHITE FRONT GROCERY?which 1 supplied at all times with Californli Peaches, Tokay Grapes, Florida Or anges, Pineapples, Kalamazoo Celery Tenny's and Lowney's finest Chocolati and Bon-Bons, New York Apples an< Pears, and the best selected stock o fancy Groceries in the city. We invlti you to make our store headquarter* ^An't nKlont tolfA Llinrl UUU It J v.? U uw?* w WWJVV%, VW..? ...... with us. "Established" Very respectfully ?1870? L. M. DAVIS, Prop Railroad Ave. White Front Grocery WILL OPEN MARKET. I WILL open up my BEEF MAR KET on SATURDAY. Oct. 17 an< will be ready to supply my customer with the best, tepderest and Julcies beef. Your orders please. WALTER ROSE, . i HU i I ? m . IIM Jas. M. f Nunnally's Can< Young man when you go to friends you should take a box Candies with you?they are the b< fresh, and it is a sense of pleasun what you give is the best. The li like Nunnally's Candies, because ( flavor, uniform quality and purity, fresh from the manufacturer by ej enough to always have a fresh s can't go suppose you send the lac have Assorted Chocolates, Bon dozen other assortments. Nunr fresh?always please. Toilet Articles We carry a line qf Toilet Article better than is usually foupd in th ?our trade demands high grade ?we supply it. Our Soap stocl well-known Colgate goods, as w< other popular brands?prices 5 cc You will also find here ap e Colognes and the finer Extracts in In Toilet Powders we have the nen's Talcum, also Violet, Rose a Colgate's Violet and Woodlapd Pqwders, as well qs several qthqi For chapped hands, face and ] so good as Starr's Popd Lily Qrea Hair Brushes We have Just opened up the line of Hair Brushes that we hav They surpass anything we have quality and the prices are extrei running from 50 cents to $2.50, V a Solid Back, Pure Bristle Brush that is easily worth $1. We hf Brush bargains. The Teeth Everybody should take gooc teeth, not only for the benefit to t for others. Mothers should insls having clean teeth?many childre breath caused by unclean teeth, splendid line of Tooth Brushes? sizes, and If frequently used with i lowing preparations will save th sweet breath will result: Rubifo Wood's Odentine, Camphorated D tacura. Pasteurine, tnthymol, Powder, etc. Don't put off begin lier the better. BARGAINS IN BICYCLES. I STILL have on hand a few Second hand Bicycles, all in good order that are for sale at Bargain prices i you come quick. There is a strong de mand for second-hand wheels and if have a bargain today I may not havi it if you come tomorrow. If you wan a second-hand wheel, you had bette come today for it. R. D. ALEXANDER. Renovate? Now is a good time to renovat' the house?after the hot days o summer and before the cold dayi of winter set in. For fresheninj smoky, grimy, dusty walls then is nothing that equals PLASTICO. The cost per room is hardly wqrtl considering, compared with thi Improvement that is secured. Ni end of colors to select from?yoi can easily select just what yoi want. New shipment just in. Asl for color card. It's free. YORK DRUG STORE, J. B. BO WEN, PROP., Registered Pharmacist. MASSAGE FOR THE FACE. THE workmen in my shop thor oughly understand the massag treatment for the face. >V}ien th skin of the face looks yellow and re fuses to act properly, the massage wil clean the pores and restore heglth; conditions. Massage is good at al times. Try it once. My shop is nex door to the First National Bank. J. A. HOWE, Proprietor. ; BED = BLANKETS e fj These chilly nights will s make you think of warm, comfortable, fleecy blankets k the kind that chase away those shivery streaks that | troop up and down your r spinal column?in other 3 words you want our blank ets, because they drive the shivers away. You'll find the kind you want here, because our stock includes all sizes and weights in white wooly blankets and with deep, rich borders. LOW PRICES, TOO It is no trouble for you to v be suited in price and quali ity here. Our prices run i I like this?65c, 90c, $1, 1.25, e 1.50, 2, 2.50, 4, 5 and $6 I per pair?all good values, 3 too. Gray and Red Blankets are here, too, for those who pre1 fer them?50c to $5 pair. * The Strauss-Smith Co. ] >? 1 < SALE OF PERSONALITY. ON FRIDAY. OCTOBER 16TH, AT 11 O'CLOCK A. M., at his late * residence, I will sell, at public auction I to the highest bidder, the personal property of ROBERT CONRAD, de- 1 - ceased, said property consisting of < i Household and Kitchen Furniture, etc. < s Terms or Sale?CASH. 1 t M. J. CONRAD, Administratrix. McConnellsville, S. C., Sept. 26, 1903. ! Sept. 29 t 3t 1 Starr & C The Leading Druggists. lies Pockel see your lady Every man of Nunnally's one of the lcl ist and always edge. In othi i to know that Knife that we adies say they kind?the klm >f its excellent we take it ba We receive it Knife guarant cpress and sell uppiy. if you Pa7rkr( ly a box. We ? i-Bons and a lally's?always It is the s( zor, ope that and easy with weight in goli pensive?you right?if you i also have gc S that IS much Qhavlni? Rrus le larger cities Ulg Wrus Toilet Articles % t includes the HnVCtr ell as all tt?e A 1V 3AV;nts and up, legftnt line Q? i large variety. n-..,.* genuine Men- oarry everyfhl nd HeliQtrope, dermlc 'rlblet violet Talcum etT we keeJ erally have thi lips nothing is We buy o IT direct from t the country s Prices on all < vis & Co.'s g< Hypodermic mometers, etc titoxln, Acet ? handsomest streptococcic, *e ever shown. cles here. I ever had ^ In want. Your < tieiy moaesi You will r e,cail.f y?u Prescription x i for 65 cents, ls supplied w ive some real an(] chemicals Just what you and at reasoi and see us. 1 Chills . I care of the hemselves, but st on children If you sufl n have a foul relief within j We have a get a bottle < all prices and the hills and any of the fol- We have a e teeth and a of any derrar am, Sozodont, medicine adv< entifrice, Den- to Starr's to Lyon's Tooth money, nlng?the ear- . Parties w paying up du JAS. M. STARR & CO., Leading Druggists. Perfection i Oil Heaters. I Produce intense heat without smell e or smoke. They are self-controlling t ?the flame will not climb or smoke r after lighting as will the old styles. It is simple in construction and easy to rewlck. It is strong and well made of pressed steel, nicely finished in black or nickel. It is light and portable. Has removable oil fount. A gallon of oil will burn eight or nine hours?jusi tne men ior a quwn. and economical heat in bathroom. $4.50 and $5. ? Wood Heaters. ? Many styles and sizes?gives the * most even and satisfactory heat with wood as a fuel?clean and neat. $2.25 and up. Buy now, before you actually need it and you'll have it , when you do. x Stove Piping. 3 Hand-made on our premises of best sheet iron?all hand-riveted and will , a not telescope?a bad fault with lots t of piping?order now so we can have it ready for you. G. H. O'LEARYWANTED PRODUCE. WE want all the EGGS, CHICKENS, HAMS and other Country ] Produce that you have to sell, for which we will pay the top of the market in CASH. K. M. M, A? ^ W. G. Sthphejnson, Supt. ! FOR SALE, II rPHE old PHILLIP LINDSAY Planp X tation, 517 ACRES?Residence and II a number of tenant houses, t Terms reasonable. Apply to C. E. SPENCER, Atty. at Law. Oct. 6 t 3t J. M. HEATH & CO General Merchandise. A FULL STOCK. WE have the largest and most con plete stock of Dry Goods, Clotl ing, Hats, Caps, Shoes that we hai ever had In our store since our estal Ushment In Yorkvllle. DRESS GOODS. Our stock of Dress Goods includ< all the new weaves and shades and tl prices run from 10 cents up to $2.00 p< yard. Everybody who has called hi been delighted at the display and ( the prices. CLOTHING. A The ready-made Clothing depart mont Is simply tremendous. We hai everything In men's wear, any cut, ar price ranging from 52.50 ?. suit up 1 $20. Our stock of boy's and youth Clothing is also unusually complete ? to sizes, qualities and styles.. We als have extra Coats, Vests and Pant? loons. UNDERWEAR. UNDERWEAR ranges In price froi 15 cents up to as much as anybod cares to pay for a suit, and every ol fering is full value for the money. Th should be investigated. Hats and Caps. In this line we are able to interei boys', youth's and men as to styl quality and price. Our line of men Hats is especially fine. Almost Everything. Our stock includes almost everj thing that anybody could require i the way of general merchandise, and there is anything you can think c that you would like to have, just as for It. J. M. HEATH & CO, J. L. Williams, Manager. GOOD SHOW COMING. The bullock vaudeville an elite comedy company wi be at thP OPERA house on frida1 DCT. 16. The company has a numbe sf special features and the papers sa that the Tiny Miss Bullock alone, i worth the price of admission. Price 25, 35 and 50 cents. Seats now sale a :he store of W. B. MOORE & CO. ompany, t Knives needs a first-class Pocket Knife? ind that cuts well and holds the er words you want the kind of have to offer you?the Guaranteed d that if it does not Just suit you ck cheerfully?that is our kind of y. 5 w ime way with Razors?a good raholds the edge and cuts smooth lout pulling the beard, is worth its d?but our Razors.are not so exwill find our Raaor quality Just do not then we make it right. We iod selections of Straps, Hones, hes, Shaving Soaps, etc, ians Will find a complete stock of the and Chemicals at our store. We Ing in Tablet Triuretts and Hypos, Pills, Capsules, Salves, Plasters, i up with the procession and gene new preparations that have merur Drugs, Chemicals and Supplies wo of the best manufacturers in ind are prepared to give Jobbers' if Shorn Xr TlnhtnA nnd Parka. Da sods. We carry a good supply of Syringes, Needles, Fever Ther. You will always find fresh Anozone, Adrenalin, Serum Antletc., when you call for these arti'hone or write us for what you arders will be filled promptly, nake no mistake In sending your cork to us. Our prescription case 1th the purest and freshest drugs s, your patients will always get I prescribe and of the best quality, lable prices. When in town call Hake our store your headquarters. and Fever fer from chills and fever there Is 'our reach. Come to our store and )f Chill Cure that will stop both fever?it is certain cure for both, full stock of the Patent Medicines id here. When you see a patent ?rtised, do not order It?but come get it?Save time, trouble and 'ho owe us will confer a favor by ring this month. We Have a New Shipment of Moss Rose Hams. They always please the mncf nartirnlar hnvers. ~? t -?J . RIDDLE & CARROLL. Of5 ;0 feV^Se ^ f- ? /, * highest c 18 Jxa/l&r/z ?includi ^ lln/ an(j mos^ t class clothing?the kind tha e, them that makes clothing loo 3 er instead of just being to se dividual, dependable, snappy the prices are extremely low ? j worth if you buy our Superb 2 A Specially Go< That we are offering is a f< >, silk sewed, round cut, Clay \ justing shoulder pads that we - j stores you would pay $20, an We have other good values al ? CLOTHING FOR BOYS y I We did not slight the you is Clothing, but bought clothi wear-look-well-give-satisfactic k/-?irc fkot- u/ill Hp mpn ?nmp VJ\J J O kiiu w Tf 111 WV ?MV?? WW...? - pays?give him clothes that ! well?that fit. Do it here al I from 75c to $7.50 the suit. I When you want Hats, Sh I wear, Hosiery, Suit Cases, I to the best advantage here. I J. Q. WRAY, G MOORE'S STANDARD WAREHOUSES. r1 OTTON stored with us covered by J insurance, and our Warehouse re celpts are acceptable at all banks at regular rates. Our charges for storage and Insurance are reasonable. B. N. MOORE. August 21 f.t 4m WANTED-BEEF CATTLE. I WILL pay the highest market price for Fat Beef Cattle, and I want all I can get. We are now furnishing our customers with the best domestic refrigerated beef and solicit your orders, which will receive prompt attention. We are still selling Ice at 1 cent a pound in any quantity. Let us have your orders. G. W. SHERRER. THE "WE FIX IT" SHOP. WE are repairing, repainting, anJ overhauling Buggies, and we are doing this work at prices that are right. You'll find us in the rear of Riddle & Carroll's. Yours for business, R. E. MONTGOMERY, Proprietor. YORK COTTON Snecialties Fc a Gentlemen's Shirts. Regular price, 75 cents, going at 40c. . Regular price, 50 cents, going at 30c. ~ Regular price, $1, going at 70c. Boys' Shirts. Regular price. 25 cents, going at 15c. Full l_ine of Neckties?Regular price, 25 cents, going at 15c. Ladies' Goods. Blue, Brown, Garnet Velveteen?40c value, going at 20 cents the yard. Blue, Green and Garnet Corduroy? 75 cents value, going at 48 cents. Light Blue Velvet?50c value, at 25c. Black Velvet?$1 value at 72 cents. Black Velveteen?50 cent value at 35c, Black Velveteen?45c value at 30c, Pink, Blue, Green and Yellow Chiffon ?50c value at 25c. Black and White Mouseellno de Soie? 40c value at only 19c the yard. Black Crepe?50c value at 35c. Millinery. 2 Black Plumes?regular price $1, first come for 50c each. 9Black Tips?regular price, 45c, first come for 25c. 11 Bunches Tips, 3 to the bunch?regular price 50c, first come for 25c. 4 Feather Pompons?50c regular price, first come for 25c. 2 Feather Pompons?regular price 50c, first come for 25c. 4 Silk Pompon?regular price 50c, first come for 35 cents. 8 Faney Black Feathers?regular price 50c, first come for 12c each. 10 Fancy Black Feathers?regular price 25c, first come for 12c. YORK COTTON In Bratton Building, Corner Yorkville, S. C. endable I Clothing I >r Particular Men. ire any features of my immense Dress Goods, Trimmings, Nooes, Clothing, Furnishings, etc. i out prominently, these features Quality and Low Price?a very ombination. Low prices usu/ the idea of low quality?the ; true here. This is especially e when you inspect our rb Clothing ;e it is without exception of the lass to be found on this market ing as it does, the latest styles popular weaves in men's high t have that individual air about k like it was made for the wear11. SUPERB Clothing are in, stylish, well made, fit well and i 1 You will get your money's Clothing. od Value ist black, handsomely finished, Yorsted sack suit with self-ad- ' are offering at $16.50?at some < d still it would be good value. ] i lower prices. j 1 5 1 j ng Americas when we bought j , ng of the dependable-made-t'o- j >n kind that will please the j ! day. Dress your boy well?it j he will be proud of?that look t small cost. Boys' Clothing , I ? oes, Neckwear, Shirts, UnderHand Bags, etc., you can buy ' Come to see before buying. 1 ent's Furnishings. \ HATS? For flen and Boys. We take especial pride in our Hat department?it is a hobby with us. We try to give the biggest i hat value for your money? J we do it. J Our "Ducal" $3 hat for ] men carries with it the big- 3 gest bunch of hat satifaction ' ever put together in a hat at J anywhere near the price. 1 < 35 Cents to $5 i aud prices all in between . \ makes a selection of hats 1 1 ! wnicn gives a wiue range < for selection. We have all the newest of ] shapes in crushes, alpines and slouches. i We have all sizes in men's , aud boys' hats. ( We have only a few Stetson < hats in stock?but have ordered another shipment. We have the hat for you. The Strauss-Smith Co. ' MILLS STORE. . ] >r This Week.; < I White Feather Breast?regular price ( 25 cents, first come for 12 cents. Fancy Feathers?regular price 50c, 1 oAtvia fr\r* Qfln ounh ] Ladies' Outing Hats. 3 Hats?11 value at 50c each. 8 Hats?11.85 value at 11.10 each. 2 Hats. 45c value at 28c each. 2 Hats?$1.25 value at 80c each. 1 Hat?50c value at 35c each. 3 Hats?75c value at 49c each. 3 Hats?31.35 value at 86c each. 4 Hats?$1.25 value at 79c each. 1 Hat?$1.25 value at 93c. 1 Hat?$1.50 value at $1.08. 1 Hat?$1.75 value at $1.39. 3 Black Velvet Hats?75c value at 49c each. Ladies' and Children's Winter Hats. 85c value going at 55c; 75c values ? going at 49c each; 65c values going at 39c each; 50c values going at 29c each; ' 40c values going at 24c each: 35c values going at 20c each; $1.10 values going at 69c each. Miscellaneous. A few Hat Ornaments and Fancy Pins for Hats are going Very Cheap. White Silk Handkerchiefs, 30c values at 15c each. White Silk Handkerchiefs, 50 cents values at 25c each. Black and Tan Kid Gloves, $1 values at 69c a pair. Before buying Fall Millinery and Dress Goods the ladies will do well to call and examine our many Bargains ( in these lines. ( HILLS STORE 1 t Congress and Jefferson Streets, AUCTION SALES. CLERK'S SALE. State of South Carolina?County of .. . York. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. W. I. Wltherspoon, Exr., Plaintiff against Nancy Ann Hudson et. al., . Defendants. BY virtue of a decree of the court made in the above stated cause, dated the 18th of April, 1903, I will expose to public sale in front of YORK COURT HOUSE DOOR, on the FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER, 1903, (salesday) the following described real property: All that certain piece, parcel or tract of land situated in county of York, State aforesaid, containing ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FIVE ACRES, more or less, known as the DAVIDSON PLACE, bounded by lands of R. E. Gettys, A. E. Gettys, E. R. Stewart and A. S. Wallace, deceased. TERMS OF SALE. One-half cash, balance on a credit of twelve months, with interest from day of sale, secured by purchaser's bond and a mortgage of the premises sold, with leave to purchaser to pay his entire bid in cash. Purchaser to pay for all papers. October 8th, 1903. W. BROWN WYLIE, C. C. C. Pis. Oct. 13 t 3t clerk's sale. State of South Carolina?County of York. IN THE) COMMON PLiKAB. T. B. Montgomery, et. al., against F. D. Williams, et al. BY virtue of a decree made in above ' stated cause by his honor, Geo. W.3age, dated 22d September, 1903, I will expose to public sale in front VORK COURT HOUSE DOOR, on the FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER, 1903, (Salesday), the following lescribed real property: 1st. All that tract of land in Bethesda township, county of York, state iforesald, bounded by lands of F. P. Love, estate of E. P. Love, John Lowry, A. M. Titman, Joseph Wylie & Co., ind others, containing ONE HUN- " DRED AND FORTY ACRES, more or ess. ?I1U? AH II1UI VCi uuu if land in Bethesda township, county if York, state aforesaid, bounded by* lands of John Lowry, A. M. Tltman, 3. M. McNeel or Bank; ad, and others, . containing TWENTY-rTVE ACRES, ' more or less. TERMS OF SALE. One-third cash, balance In two equal annual installments with interest from lay of sale, secured by purchaser's bond and mortgage of the premises with leave to purchaser to pay his entire bid in cash. Purchaser must comply with terms if sale within one hour, or land to be resold on same day, or some subsequent salesday thereafter, upon the 3ame terms, at the risk of the defaulting purchaser. Purchaser must pay for all papers. W. BROWN WYLIE, C. C. C. Pis. . Oct. 13 t 3t PROBATE'S SALE. ' Stats of South Carolina?County of , York. IN THE PROBATE COURT. J. R. Killian, in his own Right and as administrator of the estate of P. A. Killian, deceased, Plaintiff, against Susan J. Killian et al., De- . fenaants. . BY virtue of a decree made in the above stated cause by the Probate Judge of York county, South Carolina, for the sale of the landa-* hereinafter described in aid of assets, [ will expose to public sale in front of . YORK COURT HOUSE DOOR on the FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER, 1903 (Salesday), the following described real property, to wit: One certain lot, with the buildings :hereon, situated in the town or Closer, said county and state, and known is LOT NO. 3, having 99 feet frontage in C. &. L. Railroad on east side of said Railroad and three hundred and :hlrty feet deep; bounded by Lot No. 2, on the north and east by lands of I. 3. Faris and P. A. Killlan's estate, confining THREE-QUARTERS of an. A.CRE, more or less. Also two other lots adjoining ?the me above described on the back thereif and containing ONE ACRE, each, more or less, bounded by lands of B. Maxwell and estate of I. S. Faris. TERMS OF SALE. CASH?Purchaser to pay for all papers and on failure to comply with the terms of sale within one hour thereafter, said lands to be resold on same ir some subsequent salesday, at the risk of such defaulting purchaser upm .same terms. W. H. McCORKLE, Probate Judge, York County, S. C. Oct. 13 t 3t HEATH-ELLIOTT MULE CO. Livery, Sale and Feed 8tables. "STRICTLY ON MERIT." \\JE sell the celebrated SUMMERS ?T BUGGY strictly on it* merit, we know that it is in a class all by itself is compared with any other buggy sold in this section when style, finish and durability are considered. Our Mr. Ellott sold a number of them when he iid business "across the river" in Lancaster, to some of the most particular ind hard-to-please people over there md without exception they were all pleased, and are still pleased, and never loSe an opportunity of so expressng themselves. While we handle other buggies as good as the best sold by )ther dealers in this section, still we mow that in view of the fact that men ho have used the Summers as well is other makes popular in this section ind assert that the Summers is easily worth $25 more than other Buggies for which the same price is demanded, that t is our duty as straight dealers to et the people know about its merits. Df course if you believe that the Tyson & Jones or some other buggy that ,ve handle will suit you better than he Summers, why we will be delighted to furnish you with what you want. \nyway, before you buy a vehicle of my description you will consult your >wn interest by seeing what we have. HEATH-ELLIOTT MULE CO, J. C. Elliott, Manager. J. J. KELLER & CO, UNDERTAKERS. OUR STOCK. WE are carrying a large and elab orate stock of UNDERTAKERS' SOODS. We give satisfactory atten:lon to all calls and the prices w* charge are very close. Don't fall to see is when In need of anything In our lne. Our place of business Is near the Car)llna and North-Western depot J. J. KELLER ft CO.