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personal use is not contraband, simply because the purchaser does not procure and attach to it from the state 1, chemist, a certificate of purity as pro vlded by law. The same court held later that under the dispensary law It Is a criminal offense to store or keep alcoholic liquors for personal use without having fixed on the vessels containing it labels obtained from the state commissioner. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN. REV. K. E. OILLltSPIE, PA8TOR. ** Prayer meeting at 7.30 o'clock tomorrow evening. TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL. REV. J. L. STOKES. D. D? PASTOR. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7.S0 o'clock. AS80CIATE REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN. REV. W. C. EWART, PASTOR. : j Prayer-meeting tomorrow afternoon at 4.30 o'clock. jtyerial J^otiqes. u. d. c. The Winnie Davis Chapter U. u. u. will meet with Mrs. H. C. Glenn Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock. It Mrs. J. S. Jones, Pres. Sermon to the Jr. O. U. A. M. Rev. W. C. Winn of Rock Hill will preach a special sermon to the Jr. O. U. A. M. of Yorkville at Trinity Methodist church. Sunday night, Oct 29th. at 7.SO o'clock. The public is Invited to be present. B. P. Howe. R. S. v Preaching at Ramah. Rev. A. H. Atkins will begin a series of services at F:amah on Friday morning preceding the 5th Sabbath of October, preaching at 11 o'clock in the morning and 7 in the evening. Communion on the 5:h Sabbath. Oct.. 10 t St. . To Suppress Liquor Traffic. The citizens and taxpayers of York county who are Interested In the suppression of the Illicit sale of liquor in York county are hereby respectfully requested to meet In York Court v House on Monday, November 6th, proximo, salesday next, for the purpose of adopting such means and measures as may be necessary to bring liquor criminals to justice. J. S. Bricr. Annual Flower Show. The ladies of the Presbyterian ^ church will hold their annual flower show next Tuesday, Oct. 31st, In the court house. Doors open at 10 o'clock a. m., admission 25 cents. One ticket holding good for the day and evening. There will be attractive candy booths, music during the day and special muslpal attractions for the evening. N Refreshments will be served during the day and evening. The prizes will be on exhibition in the York Drug Store window. Ladles who are to enter exhibits of ' potted plants and Chrysanthemums are requested to send them to the court house on Monday, where there will be a committee of ladies to receive and arrange them. Mrs. J. J. Hunter, Pres. Oct 24. t.f 2t 9hf gorbuille (Jotton Jflarhft. Corrected Semi-Weekly by Messrs. Latta Bros. Yojucvillr, October 24, 12 m.?The Local market stands as follows: Cotton 10 J H Latta Bros. FOR SALE HOUSEHOLD Furniture, Including Book Cases. Sideboard, Bedroom Suites; etc.. also two Square Pianos, "Stelnway" and "Steam" make, belonging to Mrs. M. H. Metts, and to be found af the residence of Mrs. M. C. WILLIS, Yorkvllle. S. C. Oct. 24 It It WANTED, LEARNING PRINTER. rpHERE Is a place in THE ENQUIi RER office for a young man with one or two years' experience In the printing office, and ambitious to learn the various details of the trade. The right :man will get a good place and will receive pay in proportion to the value: of his services. Write, stating experience and wages expected. L. M. GRIST'S SONS. Oct. 24v.J t.f. " 3t. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmwmmmammmmammammmmmmmmmm /"T-v New Goo< J We are receiving VT/ every week?the nev right from the centr< ?being made on th< fall bne sided. See u Yorkvllle and will t on pleasantly and w Mrs. Dobson will 1 in Hats, which hav town and country be ness. Come and tal us your order. We your trade and will A*A*AKA*A*AXA*A*AftA*AltA*A* * ^ I NEW GOODS j | DAILY ARRIVING j J 3 3 3 ^ SEEDED RAISINS, jj ^ PTTPRAVTS 5 i - * ^ J CITRON, j j FIGS. J J FRESH SHIPMENT SWIFT'S jj jj HAMS AND BREAKFAST jj 3 STRIP. I ! ! J } , f I W. JOHNSON. J tAKAKAftA*AXAKA*A*A*^*A?AXv I ? MILLI We can save you some good mor sideline with us?make our mor to advertise our business?We dor HATS sell without talk. We've Headgear for Babies i Nice Hats for Ladies for 50e?som We've Shapes to suit you ar price up to $10. W Don't FORGET THE MONE THE POtlSHEE Phone 38 Our next MONDAY'S MT~ Watch next ad. Phone 38. The Denver Express. People who have grown tired of seeing several competent actors and actresses held back to give room for one star to shine to the fullest advantage will be glad to Parn of the coming of the realistic comedy Denver Express, which will ^e the attraction at the Opera House on Thursday evening, October 2?. There are no stars In the company. The play was not written for any actor or for any school o^critjps, but for the great mass of nttmanity which likes considerable excitement, a great deal of fun and a medium of pathos, harmoniously blended together in a stage picture of real life. Denver Express contains many thrilling scenes and some which touch the heart. Several musical numbers and catchy specialties are introduced during the acy n of the play. Prices 25, 35 and 50 cents. Tickets on sale at the YORK FURNITURE COMPANY. YORKVILLE BUGGY CO. TALK IS CHLAF BUT Proving the assertion Is the vital point. It Is an easy matter to claim the best on earth, the only good Wagon, the only of onlies. - BUTWeber Wagons, compared side by side with any other wagon?none excepted?will be found in every way THE KING OF ALL FARM WAGONS. Don't take our word. Don't take anybody's word. - BUTTake your own Judgment. Take the blacksmith's judgment. Take the mechanic's judgment, and be governed accordingly. We have Just received a Carload and are ready to serve you. YORKVILLE BUGGY CO. PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO. ALL kinds of first-class work finished In the Studio. Carbon and Platinum finished In the latest styles and according to designs used by leading northern StudloB. i lew work and copying at reasonable prices. Phone 132. Office hours from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Mies ROSA J. LINDSAY. R. O. DARWIN, CONTRACTOH, I RESPECTFULLY beg leave to offer my services to the public as a Contractor and Builder. I will undertake anything In the carpentering line and will ensure satisfaction. Repairing work will receive especial and profnpt attention. R. O. DARWIN, Aug. 8 Sm Yorkvillo. S. C. ASK ME TO 8HOW YOU Lin - O - Wall, Sanitas and Wall Paper. A. B. GAINES. LAND FOR SALE. FARM of HO acres near Bethany church, Improved with 5-room residence, barn and other outbuildings? well watered. Will take 81.500 cash. L. L. PARISH. Yorkvllle K. u. xmo. i. October 20 f.t 3t* APPLICATION FOllFINAL DISCHARGE. PURSUANT to the requirement of law I hereby give notice that on October 26. 1905, at 11 o'clock a. m., I will appear before the Probatfe Court of York cdunty for the purpose of making my final settlement as administrator of the Estate of MARY S. BARRON, deceased, and will then and there make application for a complete discharge from further liability in connection with said estate. JOHN I. BARRON, Administrator. Sept. 26 t 5t t? W hen you want First Class Job Printing?the pleasing kind?send in your Orders to The Enquirer Office. is Every Week t new and up-to-date Millinery ; /est shapes, the newest styles, all *7* ;s of fashion. Our prices are low & live and let live principle?not i is?we are the Millinery Boys of *2* reat you right, have you waited ??? ith no short snaps for you. . ?e glad to show you our beauties ^ e caused so much comment in cause of their beauty and cheapte a look at our goods and give ? i sell only Millinery. We want *7* treat you right. Phone 12. e|? BROS.' CASH STORE. X b'h??4-4*4*4-4-??4*??4!*4* For Fall Sowing I have the Red Rust Proof Seed Oats at 60 cents a bushel. Also have Seed Wheat (a red beardless variety) at $1.40. I expect In a few days a regular Grain Guano. Give me a call for the above if in need of same. LOUIS ROTH. NERY-" iey in MILLINERY wants?it's a ?ey on Notions and yell Millinery ?'t say much about it?'cause our and Children from 20c to ?5o? e Street Hats worth i 1.25 for #5c. id can trim a Hat i t 'most any Y SAVING PLACE. I CASH STORE Yorkvllle, S. C. Special will be RIBBONS? Yorkvllle, S. C. Seeds For Fall Planting, Just now is a good time tc sow your Fall Seeds. Of course w< have the Seeds you will want to sow Come to us to get what you want. Among others we have YELLOW ONION SETS, WHITE ONION SETS, RYE SEED and BARLEY" SEED. RED CLOVER SEED and CRIMSON CLOVER SEED. Come to us for what you want Now is a good time to put these seec In the ground. Our prices?you will And?are Jusl right. Come and see us. STAR DRUG STORE, D. L. Shieder, Prop. t3 Wanted?Your orders for the bee! grade of Commercial Stationery, Law Briefs, Arguments, or anything else ii you want the Best work. ) J. M. J GENERAL M \ The Ide 1 | "EVERYTHING Ul 5 We have begun our Fall a favorable auspices than at ar ? Richer in experience, vastly a wonderfully complete stocl by the term Dry Goods, we a J that none can excel. We 1 J new staple goods at old pr ^ consideration to the items m STAPLE COI 2 ?^ 4-4 Brown Sheeting at Old Pi 2 Barker's Bleaching at Old Prlc J Lonsdale Cambric at Old Pries * 30 pieces Good Bleaching at 5 m 50 pieces Better Bleaching at ^ 5,000 yards Riverside Plaids, 0 5,000 yards 25 inch Plaids, O J 5,000 yards Standard Prints, O ^ Indigo Blues and Simpson's B ? OCTOBER CLOT! 2 2 500 pairs Good -Heavy Weigh 3 Ask to see them. Going at $1, ! ^ 300 Children's Suits at $1, $: Jr usual .values. , Out^fcrack Thibet Cloth Suits 2 per/suit. jS Our Unfinished Worsted suits ^ In their class. K 300 Odd Coats for men at $1 i ^ 200 Boys' Coats, every one w sures you your choice. JACKETS FOR LA J Our buyers spread themselves * the line before buying. We ha * and long cuts. Don't fail to se< J Black, Blue. Grey and fan shad 2 DRESS 4 ar 4 To describe our Dress Goods s can't express ourselves. It is "toi J you a few of the names of the 5 assurance that we have the good tend you a cordial Invitation to 4 lady friends can get more infoi a than we could give in pages. 1 ^ English and French Serges, B Plaids, Melrose, Panamas, Voil ^ Come and see for yourself. WE HAVE JU 5 ONE CARLOAD HOG AND CA1 J ONE CARLOAD BARRED WIR 4 ONE CARLOAD MILLFEED or Sit 1,000 BUSHELS RED RUST PR ONE CARLOAD HAMS. LARD. BUGGIES at the following prlc J FARM WAGONS from $65 (lo J Judging from the above, don'l your interest to trade with us? ^ est prices to you. J J. M. HEATH j? THE IDEi J , ? 2 J. L. WILLIAMS, Manager. BUGGIES, BUGGIES, BUGGIES. Our Buggy and Harness line is most complete. BABCOCK, HACKNEY and OXFORD Buggies are our leaders; but if you want a cheaper Buggy, of course we have it. WAGONS, WAGONS, WAGONS. Remember, that the STUDEBAKER WAGONS are the best and that we have them in every size and tire. Our sales to this date are more than in any year since we have been in business, and it will cost you money to buy anything we sell without first seeing us. GLENN & ALLISON. YORKYILLE Building and Loan Association OF YORKVILLE, S. C. Furnishes the opportunity for the profitable investment of Savings, however small or large. Enables persons of small means to Own Their Own Homes on Easy Terms. Lends Money on Good Security from One to Five Year Periods. Applications now being received for a New Series of Stock. For further and more specific information apply to W. BROWN WYLIE, President. Or GEO. W. WILLIAMS, Secretary and Treasurer. They Need Them Yes. children need Shoes, and I have them for both boys and girls that I am closing out at a loss, and they are good ones. I also have plenty of Hats and Caps at any old price. I also have a nice lot of Pants, Shirts and Shoes for men at the lowest prices, and a good many other things that are useful. I also keep a nice line of Groceries and Vegetables all the time. Don't forget I keep the best Beef In Yorkville as I always did. I run the only Dally Market here, and try to serve my customers right, and I came here ten years ago with nothing, and I have it yet. OLI) GEORGE - - The Butcher. FERGUSON & CLINTON. Family Groceries?Plantation 8uppliee. Good ? Well, you make us smile. The best productions of thousands of the best cooks are embodied In the dainty products of the National Biscuit Co. There are few packages In which so much of the best of things for the Inner man are packed as in an "Iner Seal" package, i We received Saturday a large shipment of the daintiest products of the t N. B. C. The shipment Includes Butter Thins, Frotinas, Choice Mixed, Zu Zu Snaps and other dainties. Just the things for light luncheons. > Try 'em If you never have. If you have just come and get some while they are fresh. Just Inside the door. FERGUSON & CLINTON. | t?~ The Enquirer office is prepared to ' execute your orders for Hign Grade Printing. Your orders are solioited. '?*Y*Y*YVtY*T*Y*Y*T*TV?Y*Y*T*J TTT o_ rn J Lin oc uu., ERCHAND1SE. I - al Store | VDER ONE ROOF." I ind Winter season under more \ ly previous time in our career. | increased facilities, and with i > c of everything that is implied ? re prepared to render a service E have nearly $40,000 worth of , ices. We invite your careful ? entioned below. { rTON GOODS. ; ? rices. J :es. ;s. cents Yard. 8 1-3 cents Yard. ,. Id Price, 6 cents a Yard. Id Price, 5 cents Yard. id Price, 5 cents Yard. lacks and Greys. X rlING OFFERINGS. J t Pants, bought at a forced sale. 11.50, $2 a pair and upward. ? 1.25 and $1.50 per suit. All un- ? for men are easy winners at $10 ? at $12.50 per suit win in a walk ? ?nd $1.50 each are great values. ? orth more, but 75 cents each in- X DIES AND MISSES. .5 1 here. You will do well to see ve them in all styles, in medium X e our $5.00 Jackets for Ladles in ? , es. C . GOODS. | . tr\r*\r \a tr\r\ hi cr a t Q air for 11a WCk v a many for us." We can only give ? ! different DresS Goods, with the s in all shades and colors, and ex- ? come and see for yourself. Our m rmation by a personal inspection We have: Broadcloths, Cheviots, ? edford Cords, Henriettas, Scotch C es. Albatross, Chiffons, etc., etc. ? 'ST RECEIVED " S !TLE FENCING. '5 E AND NAILS. ? Shorts and Bran. * OOF SEED OATS. % MEAT, ETC. i. C es: $75, $65, $55, $45 and $40. Z \vn to $35. C : you think It will prove to be to Jl Our large buying insures the low- ? & COMPANY, | \L STORE. ^ _ _ 5 i CARROLL'S STANDARD WAREHOUSE. , IS at the disposal of farmers who desire to store cotton. I furnish storage and insurance at low rates and when desired either advance money myself or give warehouse receipts i upon which money can be borrowed at I reasonable rates at the bank. ] W. R. CARROLL. < Sept. 19 t.f tf SAILS . . . H( A1 The Thomsc EVERYTHING I Every Department WE CAN NOW FILL ALL OUR WHOLE FORCE IS ] OUR SALES ARE GETTIN EVERYBODY IS INVITEI AT THE LATIMER S COME YOU. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW DON'T FOF MANY ATTRACTIONS FC YOU WILL BE SURE TO 5 Thomson ( TIIE PEOPL Clothing Pric I CUT DOWN At J. Q. \ We mean JUST EXACTLY WH.V above lines that we are offering (REGULAR PRICES. These Cloth* in style, misfits or anything of tha manufactured especially for us fo If you want a Suit of Clothes NO\ to act.v As these Eargaln Offerln See these prices, then come and ae Men's Suits, bought to sell fo price?now going at $8.00 THE SI Men's Suits, bought to sell at now going at $7.50 THE SUIT, I Men's Suits that were bought of that price?Now going at $5.00 Men's Suits, bought to sell for It?Now going at $4.25 THE SUIT Men's ODD PANTS from 75 C BARGAINS IN I Just see our SOUTHSIDE SHO1 BLUE DECORATED EARTHEN'W serviceable. Used for cooking vea dining table ware by others?used I perfectly. There are Bowls. Pitc! Jars, etc. Just notice the prices, t this lot of ware, and pass it on to c won't be with us long. Come early (JEFFERSON AND We sell the JEFFERSON HATto tell you that the Jefferson Hat s want to further say that the Jeff en shape of any Hat sold on the Amei I a great deal better than many t Buy a JEFFERSON HAT and you We also have a full line of the at $3.50 to $5.00 each. Most peop - and will have nothing else?we wa tlemen come to our store for a ST we can please anybody wanting i that the Jefferson Is so good In <; is so modest that It pleases most f Come and see us when you are 1 LJ. Q. WRAY, ? ?a G. H. O'LE AK V . * YOU AfflflJ ' v. You buy the very best article that you can for your money, n "That's right." I buy the same ' way; but have to buy to please more people. A call will convince you that my line of Home Furnishings Is second to none in both quality and price. My Cooking Stove line is complete, too, from the little cheap fellows to the "Iron King," which is known for Its baking and economl- H cal wood burning qualities?two rl features which put it at the top. ;> - a , ' .. G. H. O'LEARY. E w A Careful Investigation Of the record of the Mutual Bene5t Life Insurance Company will convince you that during the sixty years :hat~lt has been In business the conrblting thought of the management tias been "the greatest nnenciai remits to every individual policyholder." fou will also be convinced if you will compare its policy contracts with :hose of other companies that they are :he most liberal offered today, so far as juarantees are concerned, and that no company can show and prove a record that approaches that of the Mutual I Benefit in the matter of low expenses or has paid as large annual dividends. I ifou will find furthermore that not one * cent has.ever been contributed to the campaign funds of any political party or used for any other purpose than Ii those of which you would approve. Look Before You Leapl Si SAM M. GRIST, Special Agent. COTTON INSURANCE. tl I AM prepared to write Insurance ?' on Cotton stored either In open ' yard or in outbuildings on farms. Farmers can arrange to borrow money on my Insurance policies on cotton held on their farms the same as if the cotton were stored In a warehouse in town. Write or call at ^ my office for rates of insurance and other information. J. R. LINDSAY. Oct. 3. t.f, tf. FOR LEASE?SALE OPTION. SANDERS Store place, 88 acres: 0 Porter Good (Roseborough) place, 88 acres; J. C. Gwln (McKnight) place, . 100 acres. All in Bullock's ' Creek township. C. E. SPENCER. > Oct. 3. t. 4t. I )ISTED >n Company N READINESS. 1 Nearly Complete. p E F A F YOUR WANTS. Jj BUSY. I G LARGER EACH DAY. a } TO COME TO SEE US g JTAND?WE WILL WEL- J b h OUR GOODS. tGET OUR ^ >R THIS WEEK. >EE YOUR FRIENDS AT z f< b li el o c Company's iE's store if 1 "HALF^ V RAY'S. I T WE SAY. We mean by the I Men's Cluthing at just HALF H es ace not old stock, out of date t kind, but are goods that were 81 r the FALL TRADE OF 1906. V?TODAY?is the time for you igs will move the goods quick. H >e the CLOTHING?ryou'll buy? r (18 arid a good'value at that I JIT. : $16. and worth that money? to sell at $10.00 and worth all A THE SUIT. $8.50 and worth every cent of cnts to $5.00 THE PAIR. ^ tRTHENWARE. W WINDOW. It is filled with A 'ARE, that is always useful and H sels by lots of people?used for anywhere Is serves its purpose hers, Plates. Soap Dishes, Slop J j oo. We picked up a bargain In A >ur customers the same way. It for what you want. STETSON HATS ?remember that?and we want ells for $2 and S2.50 Each. We jon Hat Is the equal In style and rlcan market at a like price and J hat sell for considerably more. A will buy a satisfactory HAT. various Shapes of Stetson Hats H >1 e know what a Stetson Hat is nt to see just that class of gen- E ETSON HAT?we believe that. i Stetson Hat. But remember H Quality and Style and the price oiks. n town. W The Leader. I. L. Carroll. C. W. Carroll. CARROLL BROS. Second Hand Wagons. We have on hand four good Second [and Wagons, that we will sell at the Ight prices. If you are In the market for such n article it will pay you to see us. Now Is the time to get a good big argain. Three 6f the Wagons are complete ith Bed. One, Running Gear only. One is fitted with Gear Brakes. All are in running order. See us about them. . . . f CARROLL BROS. F. C. BLACK X^tfo Innturunou. >oes It Concern You? The double benefit non-lapsing Life isurance policy Issued by the lerurity Life and Annuity Co. Is not only the most attractive but tie most liberal. No other company ciuals it. Don't fail to see these conracts before buying. Remember this Is a Southern Comany endeavoring to build up a large uslness in this state to keep at home part of the millions that go out of tie state annually to Northern comanles. For further Information, conult. FRED C. BLACK, District Agent Yorkvills, 3. C. iver L. 8l 8. Bank.?Front Room. 3omic Post Cards. ALL OF THE LATEST DESIGNS. THEY ARE ALL THE GO. CALL AND SEE THEM AT THE 'ORK DRUG STORE. TWO FOR FIVE CENTS. SEND THEM TO YOUR FRIENDS. YORK DRUG STORE J. B. BOWEN, PROP., iome Insurance at Cost. $23,258.00 AID TO THE BENEFICIARIES OF DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE ARMERS' MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY IN FOUR YEARS, 'lease ,do not forget that we re were the first to offer this plan to le people of this country. By this lan evefy policy-holder becomes a art of the Company and Is helping ) furnish HIS OWN INSURANCE, nd at a LOWER RATE than any ther Company or Association can ffer It. You can get a policy for te small sum of $3.00 Entrance Fee, nd one death assessment. Our Secnd Division Is now open and memera are being enrolled. You can old a policy In the First or Second, r In both Divisions. Apply to D. E. BOXEY, Manager, Yorkvllle, 8. C. MASTIC PAINT 3 GUARANTEED lo be pure Lead. Jnc and Oil. We will pay J100 cash, >r any quantity of whiting, chalk, arytese or other adulterants found i the MASTIC. "The best Is the heapest." It covers more surface and utwears two or three times over the heap so-called paints made to sell nd not to last. IANNER PAINT made by MASTIC eople Is a good out cheaper paint, ot pure, hasn't uie covering capacity, ut we guarantee It equal to any at a.me price. If you are going to paint house, barn, fence, wagon, buggy, low, chair, bench or a piece of furlture, see us. THE YORK FURNITURE CO. AUCTION SALES. NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE. FOR the purpose of partition and to save cost and expenses, we will sell to the highest responsible bidder, in front of York Court House, immediately after Clerk's sale on MONDAY. (Salesday) NOVEMBER 6TH, 1905, the following real estate, to wit: "All that tract or parcel of land situated in York county, in the State of South Carolina, in Bethel township, on the branch waters of Allison creek, beginning at a stone near spring and running N38i E23 Poles to a stone, thence S26 E131 Poles to a stone, thence S61 E52 P. to a Hickory, thence S26 E96 P. to a stake at ditch; then west 26 P. to a Hickory; thence N74 W75 P. to a S. Gum stump; thence S16J W66| P. to stone; then S87 W76 P. to a stone; then N33J E78 P. to a stone; thence N69 W80 P. to a B. O. stump, thence xt * o rr? i 1 n l n *? _ ... .u OAO *>44 r. iu a. niuue, iiieiite ous B24 P. to 8 P. 0. down; thence S561 E12i P. to a atone; thence N61 E24J to atone; thence S49 E161 P. to the beginning, containing ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-THREE (153) ACRES, more or less, and bounded by lands of Wm. Campbell, John Campbell, Widow Eliza Campbell, Mrs. Mollle Miller, F. H. Brown. John Ford and others, for a more particular description of which reference is made to a plat of survey made by A. L. Henderson, September 30th, 1884, the said plantation being intersected by the Chester and A rmstrong Ford road. The Interest of John A. Ratteree being an undivided two-thirds Interest therein and the interest of Jas. T. Quinn and H. Arthur Qutnn being jointly an undivided onethird Interest therein, and Mrs.- Mattle J. Clinton holding a mortgage on same. Terms of Sale?One-Half CASH, balance in twelve months secured by a bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of the premises?with the privilege to pay entire bid in cash. Purchaser must pay for all papers. Purchaser must comply by arranging cash portion of bid within one hour from time of sale. A good title in fee simple, free from all encumbrances guaranteed to purchaser. JOHN A RATTEREE, J>\ T. QUINN. II. iRTHUR QUINN. MATTIE J. CLINTON. Oct. 24 t.f.f 3t CLERK'S SALE. Stats of South Carolina?County of York. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. Margaret Strickland,'Plaintiff, against Jermima Bradford and John L. Hartin, Defendants. BY virtue of a decree in the above stated case, made at Chambers, Chester, S. C., on the 15th day of September, 1905, and also by virtue of supplemental order dated the 23rd Sept., 1905, I will expose to public sale In front of York Court House door, between the legal hours of sale on NOVEMBER 6TH, 1905, (Salesday) the following real property, to wit: 1st tract. Home tract, bounded by J. M. Brlce, J. A. Shannon and Hartin Est. lands, containing SIXTYFIVE ACRES. 2nd tract. On waters of Turkey creek, bounded by lands of J. M. Brlee, Henry Smith, Brown Ashe, Plexlco and Hartin lands, containing ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN ACRES. 3rd tract. Bounded by Hartin Est., Plexico, and corners with J. M. Erice, being commonly known as the "Charlie Meek Dlace." containing SIXTY-FIVE ACRES. 4 th tract. Bounded by Hartln Est., and Reuben Nance, containing SIX TY-THREE ACRES, and known as the "John Nance tract" 5th tract. Bounded by Jno. T. Latham, Plexlcos, Ashe estate and Reuben Nance, containing SIXTYTHREE ACRES, known as the "Ashe place." Tbrus or Salx?CASH. Purchaser to. pay, for all papers.. > J. A. TATE. C. C. C. Pis. The above described premises are situated Ave and ' one-quarter miles south of Yorkvllle on a public road, telephone line and R. F. D. Route No. 4. There are two good wells on tract, and other tenant houses have springs. The home place has a good two story building, that with repairs can be put In perfect order. About one-third of the place Is Id good woods, another third In old Aeld pine and the remainder cleared land. There are water courses on the place conveniently located for use in pastures. JOHN R. HART, Attorney. Oct. 17 t St MOORE'S STANDARD WAREHOUSES. IT is to the Interest of farmers to store cotton with me where It will be safe from Are and weather, and at all times convenient to a good market, regardless of wet weather or bad roads. Money can be borrowed at any bank in this vicinity on my warehouse receipts. I guarantee the best service. B. N. MOORE, Proprietor. I buy cotton and cotton seed and sell coal. Come to see me. B. N. M. Sept. 1 f.t tf. rsRc For Children, IV At STRAUSS-SMI Never before have we carr for Children, Misses and Boys shelves, on and under our cou stock with especial care and Shoes for the younger men a most favorably in Quantity, Prices with any line of Shoes section of the State. You w haps, than you will find elsev entire stock of Shoes was be tremendous rise in prices tha Shoes. Of course we have fu women, and will tell you abo time if vnu want Oualitv. Vai to see us. We have them: CHILDREN Vicl, Patent Tip, Button, Wide At Vici, Patent Tip, lace. Orthopedic Vici, Flexible Soles, spring heels, 1 Dongola, spring heels, lace, stock Tan Vicl Orthopedic toe, lace, tui Vicl, Patent tip, Orthopedic last, 1 Vici, Patent tip, single sole, sp. h< Vici, stock tip, sp. heels, lace, 5s tc Dongola, stock tip, low heel, lace, I Box calf kangaroo calf top, stock Vicl, single sole, patent tip, low hi Heavy Dongola, two soles, low he< MISSES' Dongola, low heel, stock tip, lace,: Kangaroo, lace, stock tip, Our Wo Vicl, low heel, stock tip lace, 121 Vici. low heel, patent tip, Victor t Heavy Dongola, two soles, stock tl Vici, single sole, patent tip, low hi Heavy Dongolas, two soles, low hi Vicl, heavy soles, Goodyear welt 13s to 2s per pair Vicl 3 Foxed, lace, patent tips, li BOYS' Vici, McKay Cap, Bals, 9s to 131s Satin Calf, Cap Bals, 13s to 6s. pe Satin Calf, McKay Cap, Bals., Is 1 Patent Chrome, Vic. toe, 3 Foxed, Box Calf Bals, Mat. calf top, 8}s Box Calf Bals., Mat Calf top, 13s Tan Vicl, McKay Cap, Bals, 12s to Box Calf. McKay C&p Bals, Is to Box Calf Bluchers, Is to 6|s, per j Box Calf Bals. Mat. Calf Tops, 2li Vici Welt, Andover Cap, Bals, Is I Boys' Box Calf, Welted, Andover ( THE STRAUSS-SI Main and Liberty Sts. AUCTION SALE*. CLERK'S Mil 8tat* of 8outh Carolina?County of York. court or common puai. John W. North. Plaintiff, against Nancy Raglan' Dye, Harry R. North, et a ., Defendants. PURSUANT to the decree and order of the Court In the above stated cam;, made September 18th, 1906, I will expose to public sale before the Court House door In Yorkvllle, or MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8TH. 1906. (Salesday) between 11 a. m. and 2 p. m., the following described real property, to wit: All that tract or parcel of land Ir York county, S. C., lying and being situate on 3road river, which bound* It on the west, and which Is bounded on the other sides by lands now or formerly of Richard C. Thomson, Kennedy Hamilton, John D. Hamilton and others, containing TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY-FOUR (264) ACRES, more or lees, and befttf the tract of land In York county upon which Plnckney Ferry was or in located. Tbrms of Salx?One-third CASH, and the remainder in equal instalments of one and two years, with interest from the day of sale at the rate of 8 per cent per annum, to be secured by the bond of the purchaser ami a marimoa a# thn n n mlgaa aal/l with leave to the purchaser to pay all cash. Purchasers must comply with bid within one hour, or the lands be rc-sold by the undersigned on the same day. for cash, at purchaser's risk. Purchasers must pay tor all paptsrs. A plat o4r the lands will be on tile In my office at least ten days before * the day of safe. J. A. TATE, C. C. C. Pis. Oct 10. t 4t CLERK'S SALE. State of 8outh Carolina?County el York. . in tub common flbas. Joseph M. 81ms, Plaintiff, against John B. Ross et al., Defendants. BY virtue of a decree In the above stated case, made on July 18th, 1905, I wli;: expose to public sale in front of York Court House Door, between 11 a. m., and 1 p. m., on NOVEMBER ?TH. 1905, (Salesday.) the lot of land lying "In Sharon, York ; county, 8. C? on the 8helby road, running .from It N. 42 E. 815 feet to a stake; thence N. 62 W. 105 to a stake; thence 8. 42 W. 815 feet to a stake on said road; 'hence with the road 52 E. .105 feet to the beginning; contalninr ONE ACRE, more or less, and being the same lot that John B. Ross conveyed to Mary H. Ross, deed whereof Is recorded In the office of the R. If. C for York county In book "M 18", p. 508. Tbrms or Sals?One-half CASH, and the balance on a credit 6t twelve months, with leave to the purchaser to pay all cash. Credit portion.to be secured by the purchaser's bond and a mortgage of the premises sold. Purchaser must Insure residence for c. sum not lees than the unpaid portion of his bid, and assign policy to th< UUUCIOIQIICV OO VICIA, M. UlVUOOVi must comply within one hour after acceptance of bid, or the premises, will be re-nold on same day at purchaser's ritk for Cash. . Purchaser will be let into possession of the property on tho 14 th day of November next. Purchaser must pay for aT papers. J. A. TATE. C. C. C. Pleas. Oct. 17 t St CLEM'S IAUK. S+aU of South Carolina?County, of York. IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLUS. James L. McGlll as administrator of Frank C. Thomas, deceased, plaintiff vs. Margaret Falls, Erlxi&na Thomas, ?t al.f defendants. BY virtue of an order of court in the above stated case, dated May 20th, 1905, I will expose to public aale in front of the Court House, between . ! the legal hours of sale, on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 0, (salesday), the following described real property, to wit: All that certain piece, parcel or tract of land, lying, being and situated In King's Mountain township In York county. South Carolina, bounded by lands of J . L. McGlll, F, C. Horton, Frank and Thad Thomas and' 'Mrs. Schneider, and containing FIFTEEN (15) ACRES, more or leas. TERMS OF SALE?One:third cash, and the balahce in two equal annual Installments of one and two years tlith Interest thereon from day of sale, secured by a bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of the premises, with leave .to the purchaser to pay his entire bid In cash. Any of the parties to the action may bid at sale. Purchaser must comply uy paying the cash portion of his bid within one hour from the time of sale or the land to be resold upon the same terms at the risk of such defaulting purchaser. Purchaser must pay for all papers. J. A. TATE, C. C. C. Pis. Oct. 17 t It BERKSHIRE PIGS'FOR SALE. ABOUT eighteen, three months old and under. Prices right C. 8. GORDON. Yorkville R. F. D. No. I. 5es^ lisses and Boys TH COM PANY'S. ied as larg;e a stock of Shoes ; as is now to be found in our inters. We have selected this believe we have a stock of nd women that will compare Quality, Styles, Variety and to be found anywhere in this ill find our prices lower per/here, for the reason that our H irrr\ Kofnrp the I JUglll WWIVO ogv vvav* V ?- ?? it has affected all grades of 11 lines of Shoes for men and iut them later. In the meanriety and Price in Shoes come 1'S SHOES. ikle, Is to 5s. E width, turned, 60c. toe, E8, 2s to 5s per pair 60c. lace, stock tip, 5s to 8s, pair... .75c. tips, 5n to Ss, per pair 75c. ned, 2J8 to 6s. per pair 85c. turned, sp. heels, lace, 4s to 8s, 86c. eels, lace, 5s to 8s 81.00. i 8. per pair I >1.00. lis to Ills, per pair 111.00. tip, lace. 818 to Hi, pair ! >1.00. eels, lace, 8is to 12s 111.25. el, stock tip, lace, 8is to 10is, $1.25. SHOES. 12s to 2s, per pair 81.00. nder for wear, 8i? to 2s..... .111.00. . to 2s, per pair 11.25. oe, lace, lljs to 2s, per pair. .1 11.35. Ips, low heels, lace, lis to ISft. I >1.50. eel, lace, 12i to 2s S130. sels, stock tip, lace, Is to 3s..$1.75. , low heels, pat. tip, dull top $2.00 jw heels, 2|s to 5is $2.00. SHOES. , per pair 81.00. !r pair i 1.00. to 5s I 125. Mat kid top, lace, 8is to lis I >1.50. to 121s, per pair I 125. to 2s, per pair Ii1.50. 5is, per pair 11 JO. 5js, per pair 1 1.50. ?lr ...I 1J50. s to 51s, per pair I 1.75. to 51s, per pair 1 200. Jap. Bals, 21 to5|s $200. KITH COMPANY, Yorkville, S. C.