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EXECUTRIX'S APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE. NOTICE 1? hereby riven that on tl e 1st day-iof November, 1904, I filed in the Probate Court for York county, S. C., my final return as Executrix of the estate of JAMES L. WRIGHT, de ceased, and that on -December 5th, 1904, I shall make application to said court for a discharge from further responsibility as to said trust. EMILY E. WRIGHT, Executrix. Yorfcville"! 8. C., Nov. 4th, 1904. Nov. -4.' _ - f 5t WANTED TO employ OPERATIVES for York Cotton Mills. Steady work assured, rood-.wages paid, comfortable housed furnished at low rent, and employees paid every two weeks. Some families at the Mill make, from $40 to $60 eVefy two weeks after paying rent and fuel. Business can be learnel very quickly, even by persons having no prevtous experience. For further information apply to P. H. PHILLIPS, Supt., York Chtton Mills, Yorkvllle, S. C. A t 3t ' FOR SALE OR RENT. The Briggs-Ormand Plantation In Bethel Township. CONTAINING 600 acres more or less. This plantation is well improvedv it contains a large 2-story dwelling of 8 large square rooms, with all necessary out-buildings, a very large and,'well constructed barn, stables and crib, ten tenant houses, a gin house and four wells of excellent water. The land is of finest quality, ad mirably adapted to cotton, corn, all the cereals, clover and grasses. The plantation (will be subdivided Into small tracts to suit purchasers, or will be sold as a whole. If not sold by December 15. 1904, It will be for rent for the year 1905. : Terms of sale: ONE FOURTH CASH!, balance on long term of credit. For particulars, apply to the undersigned. ^ R. ANDRAL BRATTON. WM. B. McCAW, No. 1, Law Range, Yorkvllle, S. C. Nov. 4 f till Dec. 15 FERGUSON & CLINTON. Family Grooeriet?Plantation Supplies Breakfast Bacon, Hams. You should have sqme .of our delicious BREAKFAST BACON, or nice JUICY HAMS?new lot Just received?a little better in quality than- yop usually get?but then you,'!! hardly object to that?price is Just right, too?Let us send you some BREAKFAST BACON and a nice JUICY HAM?You'll be pleased with your breakfast with these on the table. Quaker Oats Are recognised everywhere as the best that can be produced. They are fresh, always wholesome, just fine enough in the fiake and altogether delicious. Cap we send you down a package.? QUAKER OATS are the BEST and our Oats are fresh. FERGU80N & CLINTON. Beautiful New Hats I Just arriving, with winter f freshness not be-, ' foreseen. Mrs. Dobson,with her four efficient assistants, is ready to give you the latest in Swell Millinery. , All I the latest shapes . are here. - It is * " " the very moderation of price that has made our Millinery department so least* - money. ? pairuuagc.. ?-Laundry Received and Delivered Here. Phone 153?Call me. D0B30N BROS. Why Not? Lion Coffee Two Pounds for 25c. Just in a lot of seasonable goods?Prepared Buckwheat Flour, Mince Meat, Loose Sour and Sweet Pickles, Fresh Seeded Raisins, Currants, Citron, etc. LOUIS ROTH. HY-CO PILE CURE Is Absolutely Guaranteed to CURE. Money Back If It Fails. For Sale by the YORK DRUG STORE, J. B. BOWEN, PROP., Registered Pharmacist. Over the Telephone. "Hello, Central, give me Riddle & Carroll, please." "Hello! Is this Riddle & Carroll?" "Yes, sir. Who Is this?" "This is the Bank. We just want to-call your attention to the fact that your guano notes are due November 1st. Just wanted to be certain that you do not forget the date." "All right, sir,' very much obliged. We have three days grace, don't we?" "Yes, sir; three days after November 1st." "Well, we guess that we had better make some pretty quick collections from our fertilizer customers or we might fall down." TO OUR CU8TOMER8. The above conversation explains itself ao fully that we hardly think it necessary for us to say any more. But we wish to respectfully request all partl>?8 who owe us on notes for Fertilizers to please come forward at once moba Immo/Hota oottlpmpnt Thp Bank is after us and we must meet our paper or the Bank will get after us with a sharp stick. We will thank you for prompt attention to this matter. This Is OCTOBER 28th?our three days of grace will be up November 4th. A prompt settlement will be appreciated. RIDDLE & CARROLL. MM J. Q. WRAY'S SPECIAL TEN I j A Carnivc I ?f ?x SYT^THILE our Fall trade has be T this season and we have sol * ery description, we want our goo< DURING THE NEXT THIRTY ) UJ days and to this end we propose I J that QUICK BUYING BY ALER ^ SISTIBLE. To begin with we w I Monday, N( ? Between the hours of NINE A. M. g DISCOUNT OF 10 PER CENT on ? here let us assure you again that t Q is there likely to be a better selec' j- Goods to be found on this or any Z cities. We have demonstrated to Ul can get just as good goods at this ? be had anywhere, and from our DC Discount of 10 per cent on Mond: U1 and 5 p. m. Don't Miss This Sa 0. g Tuesday, Ni Between the hours of NINE A. M ^ STRAIGHT DISCOUNT OF TEI 2 prices on all of our SHOES FOR 0 and CHILDREN.. In our Shoe st< |r there are made In almost every si 0} not miss this special shoe sale c when we offer a discount of 10 pi Shoes. Don't Miss IT. > 1 . Wednesday, ] Between the hours of 9 A. M. and I 0 DISCOUNT OF TEN PER CEN CLOTHING, OVERCOATS, etc. made up from the well-known "S I is no better, or more stylish or the Clothing: values we are alread on WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9 DISCOUNT OF TEN PER CEN' Fall Suit very cheap. The Bargain sales that we v days of next week will be annoum while you cannot afford to miss t ?I days of the week will be equally i per. Watch for our next advertl THESE DISCOUNT PRICES * GOODS WILL BE CHARGED NC J ON APPROVAL. BUT DON'T fi J". Q- WRAY, ' J. Q. WRAY'S SPECIAL TEN . PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO. WHY not have some of your Kodak work finished on Sepia Post Cards? They make good souvenirs of a trip and are nice to send to friends. Hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Phone 132. Miss ROSA J. -LINDSAY. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of York. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. James L. McGill, as Administrator of Frank C. Thomas, Deceased, Plaintiff, against Margaret Falls, Erixlna Thomas, J. J. Tho-nas, J. N. Thomas, C. T. Thomas, F. A Thomas, W. T. Davidson, M. A. Davidson, J. T. Davidson and J. I. Falls, Defendants.?Summons for Relief?Complaint Filed. To the Defendants Above Named: YOU are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action, which has this day been filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for the said County, and to serve a copy of your answer 10 me saia vunipiuim un mc subscriber at his office in Yorkville, South Carolina, within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service? and if you fail to answer the Complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the Complaint. J. S. BRICE, Plaintiffs Attorney. Dated Yorkville, S. C., November 3rd, 1904. November 4 f 6t SOW WHEAT. AT the present price of Flour it looks as if it will pay to sow some wheat this fall. Prepare the land well and use STARR'S FERTILIZERS and you will make wheat. We have plenty of BLUE STONE for soaking wheat. Our Note For the Fertilizers that we sold last spring is due November 1st. The bank gives us three days' grace, so the note will Have to be paid November 4th. All parties* who bought Fertilizers from us and have not paid for same will please pay us before November 4th. We thank those who have paid us and ask those who have not paid to be sure and do so this week. JAS. M. STARR & CO., Leading Druggists. COTTON STORAGE. IAA now prepared to receive COTTC s' FOR STORAGE in my Standard Warehouses, keep the same insured against loss by fire, give receipts and lend money on same at reasonable rates of interest. Call and see me for particulars. W. R. CARROLL. Nov. 1 t.f tf W. B. Moore Quinn Wallace W. M. Phillips. YORK FURNITURE CO., Successor to W. B. Moore A. Co. Announcement. In making our first bow to the furniture buying public we wish to announce that we can be found In the brick building formerly used as a livery stable by the Heath-Elliott Mule Co. The building- has been thoroughly renovated and now presents an inviting appearance. As our name signifies, we will handle Furniture, and when we say Furniture we mean by this that you can depend upon us to be headquarters for everything that goes toward the furnishing of a home from cellar to garret. Our stock will at all times be kept up to the very mgnesi point 01 excellence In quality and style. In prices we expect to and will meet all J legitimate competition from whatever source it may come. Our stock will consist of Bedroom I suites. Parlor suites, Dining Room furnishings, Hall Trees, extra Beds, J Wardrobes, Dressers, Tables, Chairs in sets and single, Rockers, Kitchen fur- | nishings. Carpets, Rugs, Mattings, Pictures, Frames, etc., and everything else that you can think of for the furnishing of the home. We will also handle Window Glass and Pairrts. Oils, Varnishes, etc. Call and see us for anything in our line. We can serve you. YORK FURNITURE CO. PER CENT DISCOUNT SALE. WW 3.1 | Bargains j WRAY'S en quite satisfactory to us so far I| d great quantities of goods of ev- g Is to MOVE A LITTLE FASTER ? DAYS than during the past sixty u to make prices so very interesting T SHOPPERS WILL BE IRRE- O ill on ' >vember 7th ? < , and FIVE P. M., give a straight co all of our Dross Goods. And just g, there is not now, has not been nor -g ted or more stylish stock of Dress m other market outside of the larger O hundreds of customers that they > store at Just as low prices as can r already low prices you will get a , ly, November 7th between 9 a. m. m le. 2 ovember 8th 3 i. and FIVE P. M., we will give a O M PER CENT from the regrular {JJ MEN, WOMEN, MISSES, BOYS * >ck you will find as good shoes as "* tyle, shape, quality and price. Do o n TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8TH, ? sr cent from regular prices on all o O c November 9th h 5 P. M., we will give a STRAIGHT > T ON ALL MEN'S AND BOYS' r Remember, our Clothing stock Is [" UPERB" Brand, than which there dressy clothing made. But while * y offering are beyond comparison, V TH, YOU GET AN ADDITIONAL * r. This discount will make your 5 till make on the three remaining jf :ed In our next advertisement, and S he first three days, the last three ? nterestingr to the economical shop- 5 sement in this paper. - ARE FOR CASH ONLY?NO jj )R WILL ANY GOODS BE SOLD tf 1ISS THIS SALE. riHEE LEADER. J PER CENT DISCOUNT SALE. A SACRED TRUST. The responsibility resting upon the officers and managers of a Life Insurance Company Is not different from that which Is assumed by the trustees of individual estates. It has always been the aim of the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company or iNewara, N. J., to conduct Its business In accordance with this conception of the sacred character of the work #nd the solemn responsibility imposed thereby. It best manifests Its fidelity in keeping steadily before it as the true objective, the maintenance of the highest security, so that a policy maturing thirty or forty years hence will be as certain of payment as one falling due tomorrow; and to endeavor by all proper means to lighten the burden of insurance, by making the cost as small as is consistent with security. Evidence of the skilful and faithful management of the Mutual Benefit Is found in Its exceedingly low expense rate, and remarkably favorable mortality rate extending over the whole period of its existence?nearly sixty years. It is all right to listen to the other fellows' stories and examine their contracts: but you will be doing yourself an injustice if you sign an application or accept and pay for their policies before you know about the Mutual Benefit and what it can and will GUARANTEE you. SAM M. GRIST, Special Agent. BARGAINS AT SHANNON & HOPE'S. To wind up our summer's business and to make room for our Fall Goods * ' - oKwiifinor ti-Q ii-ill fnr wrucn tire now aumug ..>. ..... ? the NEXT TEN DAYS offer some especially attractive bargains to our customers. We have a large quantity of Men's Clothing and extra Trousers and In the lot there are some wonderfully good bargains for quick buyers. Just come and examine them and see for yourself. You will be surprised. We are making an especially good offering In PLUG TOBACCO. We have a large quantity of Tobacco that we have been selling at 10 cents a plug. For the next ten days, If It lasts that long, you can buy it at SIX CTS. A PLUG. This bargain ten days only. We have about 100 pairs of SHOES, odd sizes and styles, that we want to close out quick because we want to keep our Shoe stock up to the notch. Our Grocery stock is complete in every detail. SHANNON & HOPE, Sharon, S. C. WOOD WANTED. WE are in the market for a quantity of WOOD?either hard wood or pine, for which we agree to pay the highest market price in CASH. People who have wood to sell, and i who are prepared to deliver the same promptly, will please confer with Mr. O. E. GRIST at THE ENQUIRER office. L. M. GRIST'S SONS. Oct. 25 t.f. tf GBtlTtB. CFKNDER. BIG FIREW FAIL H ' -i . . f 4 Yorkyille, S. Nov. 8,9 THIS LAKUU-3I MKC/C/, CARNIVA ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? v THE G DREAMLAND ( THE WORLD'S GREATI JAS. E. FINNEGAN, Gem BERNAR *A*A?A*AfcA*A*A?tA*AieA*A?U*?i THE ATTF THE SHOWS ARE MANY AND ALI MERIT. THEY HAVE TO BE THE MIDWAY. SEE DREAMLAND?A $5,000 Electrical in Which is Brought Into Actioi Electrical Effects Ever Presented SEE THE OLD PLANTATION THEAT tertainment Replete With Corned; With the Atmosphere of the Sun THE OLD PLANTATION THEA THE ELECTRIC THEATRE?The En ELECTRICITY, the Wonder of I Ways and Made to Do Man's Bid this 8how Is Fairly Fascinating ii Absorbing in the Highest Degree, tually Beyond Belief.?SEE THE SEE THE FAR-FAMED POSES PLAS1 of Rare Refinement?a Treat for t Satisfying Hour for Everybody. SEE THE HINDOO NECROMANCER! and Remarkable Feats of Black FAIL TO SEE THE HINDOO NE RIDE ON THE MAMMOTH FERRIS With the Single Exception of Its MAMMOTH FERRIS WJHEEL. TAKE A WHIRL ON THE BIG $5,0( CHILDREN A RIDE ON THE M Don't Miss This G BRING THE FAM1 oHF f UARN $ $ $ $ $ SEE OUR Assortment No. 1.?FULL SIZE, WOO RAL DESIGNS, BLACK PRINT VERY PRETTY DESIGNS, RE LESS?WORTH $1.25 EVERYWI 'CHOICE MONI - 4 Are You Going to the Carnival? Assortment No. 2.?FULL SIZE^_HE.4 VERY ATTRACTIVE FAST CL VALUE $1.50 TO $1.75 EACH Choice Monday, Wh i^'ASK ABOUT OUR CAMPAIGN Bl the foushee Phone 38 P. S.?Mrs. J. R. Logan won the Velv Y*Y^*Y*T*T*T*TVlT>m?Y*T*T-<n * S. M. McNEEL, Pres. % THE LOAN AND j capital: ? TWELVE >10INT That's the figure at which we.will rent you one of the Safe Deposit Boxes In our Big Safe?about seventeen cents a month. That Is not a bit high, to our way of thinking. Think of the protection against loss by fire or burglary, and the satisfaction of knowing that your valuables?Deeds, Mortgages, Notes, Private Papers, etc.,? are absolutely safe and secure, and ? Our Specialty: ANYTHING IN t W. P. HARRIS CHAMPION ROLLER MILLS. Zano, 8. C. IT gives ua pleasure to Inform the public that our mills have been thoroughly overhauled, and that we are prepared to furnish our patrons with the finest flour that can be made in this country. Custom is solicited from all who may be seeking the best. G. L. RIDDLE, Proprietor. July 22 f.t tf MISS DAISY B. WILLIAMS, Photographio Studio. SOON the Xmas holidays will be here. Any one desiring work by me will do well to put in their order now. With each dozen Cabinets, goes ?r.UAtAfftHit\h mAiinto/1 ftn fl till Mira (JllUlUglU!/!! llll/UIIIVU v.. _ beautiful Calendar for the year 1905, as a souvenir. First come, first served. Hours: 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Bratton Building, Main street. 6EB THIH )?l CIRCUS. lEN'S 5STITAL . t , C., \ I , 10,11,12!! C . ; *AXA*A*AXA*AauaUXA?A*A*AatA 1 r FAIR AND I .L EVER ATTEMPTED. 5 c !??? ??? ? ??? ? ? ? ? ? ? iREAT CARNIVAL COJ CST CARNIVAL SHOWS * sral Director. e D B. SMITH, Sec. and Treas. [ ?U?U*A*A*A*A*A*A*A*A*A?U*A J [ACTIONS : L OF THE HIQHE8T DEGREE OF 1 OR THEY ARE NOT ALLOWED ON I Production?A Trip Around the World ' 11 the Most Beautiful Mechanical and in This Country?SEE DREAMLAND. RE?Which Presents an Ethiopian En- ' /, Pathos and Music. It is Redolent ny Southland.?DON'T FAIL TO SEE TRE. . , . ribodiment of all Its Name Implies. <| the Age?Is Harnessed Here in Many t Iding. The Entertainment Provided in ! n Its Interest. Young and Old Find It ; Some of the Demonstrations Are Ac- I ELECTRIC THEATRE. ( "IQUE?It is an Artistic Entertainment * he Cultured, and an Uplifting and Soul * i/i 3?Who Perform the Moet Mysterious Art Ever Shown In America.?DON'T EC ROMANCERS. WHEEL?The' Largest In Existence, Prototype in Chicago.?RIDE ON THE X) MERRY-GO-ROUND.?GIVE THE ERRY-GO-ROUND. treat Street Show. ;ly next week. ORT " 4 [IVAL J WINDOW. $ $ $ $ $ L LINED COMFORTS, FANCY FLO ED LINING?ANOTHER STYLE IN D LININGS?COLORS ARE STAIN- ( I ERE )AY ONLY 99c" I I I Can't Go to the Carnival. kVY. WOOL LINED, REVERSIBLE, >LORS, BOUND WITH RED BRAID, ile They Last, $1.19. JTTON SPECIAL MONDAY. CASH STORE, Yorkville, S. C. ' et Shirt Waist Pattern last Monday. | ^T*Y?7Vl Y*Y** 7* T* | ' J. S. BRICE, Vice-Prcs. SAVINGS BANK J $50,000. J HS FOR #ST()0. J I you will come to the same conclusion. The Safe Deposit Box we will rent you for $2.00 Is large enough to hold quite a good many papers, but If you should require something a little larger, we have it at $3.00 a year. We think we can Interest you if you will call and allow us to show you the Boxes and their many conveniences. THE BANKING LINE. X JON, Cashier. ? ktARA*A*A1A?tA?U*A*ARA*A?tA?U APPLICATION FOR DISCHAROE. State of South Carolina?County of York. IN THE PROBATE COURT. NOTICE Is hereby given that pursuant to law, on November 22, 1904, at 10 o'clock a. m., I will make my final settlement with the Probate Court for York county, as Administrator of the estate of DAVID HARRISON, deceased, and that I will then and there make application for my discharge from further liability in connection with said estate. W. M. CAMPBELL, Administrator Estate David Harrison. Yorkville, S. C., Oct. 21 f 5t COTTON SEED. , WILL pay the highest CASH price ( for SEED in any quantity. I B. N. MOORE, i Sept 13 t.f tf EVERY Under 0 THE MODERN way of running: a hlng that can be wanted by anybody In Ions, Shoes, Staples, etc., etc., must be t To meet this demand requires an equipments of a vast number of peopU I by long years of experience and study ind that we are meeting the requiremfeni lie gye&t numbers of, people who cojne I NG and the continued and raptd growl tales for the past month were unusual!) ;o be much larger than any previous N< ittain this object by HAVING WHAT 01 NG GOODS AT THE LOWEST P08SI Our stock of fall goods this year w ought, and included about everything tl Ills market. OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMI >1' the most fashionable and newest fabr hat cannot fall to please all shoppers, r jartment also includes a complete line < OUR CLOTHING DEPARTMEN" :ontalnlng the finest clothing ever ma< f'riced Clothing for men and boys that i n quality at the prices that we offer tl Phased because it was offered to us at >ur customers were entitled to a divisi vant a medium-priced suit of Clothes yc We also have a good line of met Ijemselves to be good values to the bi AIID CUAC nCDADTUCMT Til. varehouse of Borne Immense shoe factor] >f Shoes for men, women, misses and c ou cannot but be Impressed with the v OUR MILLINERY OEPARTME d Winery that we are offering at modes! oiners prompt service and satisfactory OUR WET WEATHER GOODS. lerve our customers with the kind of goc r. We have a nice line of those popul: n weight, so dressy in appearance and ire very low, much lower than you ml| lubber Coats at $2 each, and a full II nisses, boys and girls. We also have a as Leggins for men and boys. OUR FURNISHING DEPARTM ncludes a choice selection of Shirts for OUR HAT DEPARTMENT^Is no >est Hat values to be found on this mar !<>n, and we believe we can please almoi md price. At least see us before you bi COME AND SEE us for what yo SABIT of coming here. IT 18 A GOOI THE STRAUSS-SI | J. M. HEA' GENERAL ME I Fall Att ! ?? i OUR BIG STORES ! F1 j i Headquarters for I ing, Millim ! TIME TO I All Persons indebted to us eithe | . please come in and settle, as we > MEANS YOU. ! T F we should attempt even the ba , JL kinds of goods that we are can 1 and WAREHOUSES, the task wo ' the rnnv would fill columns of tt ; | short therefore, we will say that w ; i reasonable man or woman would e I! GENERAL STORE, and then we i) lie to follow us while we call atter ! j and timely Interest. jj CLOT ' We have already called attentk S1 greater efforts than heretofore to ' STOCK OF CLOTHING. We have STROUSS BROS.' CLOTHING a n SHAFFER A MARX and KIRSHI i lighted customers have already be< (1 to fit almost anybody of whatever ' ing from $10 a suit on up to $18 | J much cheaper goods, ranging on d a es, especially those of the well-kr .. made in the latest style and of as 0 can expect at the figures we will i '' we have any number of ODD PAN J j In fact, in the matter of Clothing A are prepared to take care of him A wants, all ha h^s to do is to ask fa CHILDREN'S o * J We are positively headquartei ? We are prepared to fit anybody's < Jj" The Mrs. JANE HOPKINS' CLOT i, children. Wa hava tham. Hundret <5 suiter)?hundreds more are coming j j to take care of other hundreds s j[ OVER( Our stock of OVERCOATS this <' carried. It Is the largest that an; I! ville. It Includes, also the best go ;; coats?ordinary coats and real fir H attention to the "CRAVENETTE.' ?? its reputation is established. It I (> lutely waterproof. The prices rani 1+ coat 'ought to last the owner a lif< and see them quickly. l^otH of Blank* There is no need to sleep cold tl BLANKETS AT SUCH LOW PI stock, including a great variety, down. In times past we have got better than we are now able to sell Blankets as low as 75 cants. .We to $2.00. DRESS Attracted by the claims we h DRESS GOODS the ladles from al gating the matter for themselves, goods before, and the average yual L stock was twice as large as it was more Dress Goods than we had las T our sales for the season will be th ? been up to this time. In the me; S merchants would consider a large i I MILLINERY I Our MILLINERY DEPARTME * hundreds of ladies are aware of tt w quiries down stairs. That is all rl r glad to give the information. But X only to go upstairs, where they wil S for. Miss Dawson is in charge a * difer. These ladies have everythir ? pared to give their customers win 1 WHOLESALE ] 2 Because of the nature of our b ? in tremendous quantities, we ai i FIGURES, and are always glad to a of oar facilities. Dealers will do * MEAT, SUGAR, MOLASSES, COI ? WIRE and other things. We can a S our prices are as low as can be \ ? . Richmond or Charleston. I J. M. HEA I J. L. WILLIAMS, Manage MONET TO LOAN. ON improved farms in York county. Interest: Loans not under 11,000, 7 per cent; under J1.000, 8 per :ent. No broker's commissions. Rejayments easy. Apply to C. W. F. SPENCER, Rock Hill, or undersigned, C. E. SPENCER, Atty. at Law. THING ne Roof. Dry Goods store demands that everyi the way . of Dry Goods, Clothing, Nolandled under one roof?in one store, intimate knowledge of the wants and ?. This knowledge can only be acqulr. We have had the years of experience tg of the buying public is evidenced by to our store to DO ALL THEIR BUTth of our already large business. Our r large. We want our November sales jvember in our history. We expect to UR CUSTOMERS WANT AND 8ELLBLE PRICE8. as unusually well selected and closely hat would be likely to be called for on ENT?Is replete with a choice selection lc8, with a range of quality and prices 10 matter what their desires. Thiadeof Dress Trimmings, Notions, etc. r?While not the largest on earth or ie up, does include a Hue of Medium stands without any fear of competition tiem. Our Clothing this fall was purounVi Kortroln nrlnoa that urn fa If th f\t on of the spoils. If you or your boy) >u will do well to come and see ours, llum-prlced Overcoats that will prove jyers. ves one the Impression of being the T. It includes grades, styles and prices ihlldren, and while our prices are low alues we are offering. NT?Contains an u.'-to-date line of t prices. We can pivmlse all our cuswork. ?We are especially well prepared to >ds that are needed In wet, cold weather Cloth Rain Coats, that are so light so thoroughly waterproof. The prices ght suppose. Then we have "Slicker'' ne of Rubber Shoes for men, women, full line of Umbrellas, as well as CanENT?Is complete In every detail and men and boys, Collars, Cuffs, Ties, etc. ted for being always complete with the ket. It Is unusually complete tbM seast any customer In quality, style, color' uy a hat ' *. r u want in our line. Just GET THE D HABIT. 4ITH COMPANY. rH & co., jf" RCHANDISE. Tactions, .n ARE ULLOFTHEM. < ; ? I I )ress Goods, Cloth- i |* ery, Etc. SETTLE. ;; r by NOTE or OTHER WW will I \ nave ooiigauons to neev. ?n 19 -w re enumeration of all t'le different i rylng In our BIG STORE ROOMS ] >' uld require hours of writing and J ; Us newspaper. To cut the story , > re have about everything that any < > xpect to And In a FIR8T CLA88 ( > wish to ask our friends the, pub- \ j ltlon to a few matters of especial ] ' ' . ' 1 ) HING. . . ;ji in to the fact that we have made. ! ! carry a REALLY COMPLETE renewed our line of the FAMOUS I I nd have put In lines of HART, ; [ BAUM'S goods. Hundreds of de?n fitted and we are still prepared < > shape In first class goods, rang- , , a suit. Then of course we have (? own to |350 a 8uiL These cloth- < lown makers we have named are 1 ' good quality of goods as anybody ! j name. Along with complete Suits 1 , ITS AND COAT8 at Closa Prices. | > the customer should feel that we ' > and If he does not see what he J [ ir iL ] | ? CLOTHING J ; ra for CHILDREN'S CLOTHES. j -J child a? anv orice uo to 35 a suit. g? 7 HES are the best in the world for1 ( > Js of customers have already been J > ; In every day. We are prepared ] J till to come. t t || :oats i year is the largest we haVe ever ! | ybody has ever brought to York- , , ods. We have all kinds of Over- | | ie ones. We would call especial 1 | ' It is new on this market; but < > is light, dressy, warm and abso- ! | are from $20 downward, and a $20 , , s time. 8m our CRAVENETTE8 i ) _ I ) Bts and C^uilta j j ils'wlnter while we have so many i RICES. We have a tremendous 11 The prices range from $7 a pair '" ten $15 for a pair of blankets no ] [ for $7. Our line Includes Colored <) have QUILTS from 75 cents up < goods if ave made for our now stock of < > II parts of the county are investl- ! t We have never handled so many , , llty has never been so high. Our ( ? last year. .We have already sold > -? ">?? TKc. InHlrafinna up# that ( I ree or four times what they have % antime, we still have what most x stock and have more coming. A ' UPSTAIRS j? INT is Upstairs. Hundreds and I i le fact; but others still make in- ; 1 Ight. The people down stairs are ] 1 * ladies in search of Millinery have j [ , II find everything they could wish , . nd she is assisted by Miss San- | > lg at their disposal and are pre- < itever they might want. DEPARTMENTS j| usiness we have to handle goods J | e able to buy at the LOWEST < > > give the retail trade the benefit i? well to see us about FLOUR, 11 RN MEAL, TOBACCO, BARBED ilways make low prices, and often ]; lad anywhere, even in Baltimore, ^ ^ < TH & CO., ;; r. II < INSURANCE ON COTTON. I AM prepared to INSURE COTTON at the homes of the farmers, and arrange so that the owners may borrow money without having to move the security from their premises. J. R. LINDSAY, Insurance, It Yorkvllle, S. C.