- JI - /
Special goti^s.
Card of Thanks.
I desire to express my earnest appreeiation
of the practical and efficient
assistance the good people of Yorkville
were so prompt to give me In
fighting the- fire that destroyed my residence
recently, and I desire to acknowledge
also the many expressions of
sympathy that have since been tendered
to Mrs. White and myself on account
of our loss.
It B. F. White.
She gorhcitle (fotton JRarhet.
Corrected Semi-Weekly by Meeers.
Latta Bros.
Yorkvilu;, Nov. 24, 12 m.?The local
market stands as follows:
Cotton 11c.
^ Latta Bros.
WANTED
POSITION as manager of a farm.
M. D. HIGH,
Yorkvllle, S. C.
Nov. 24. f It*
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
NEW five-room cottage near Graded
School building.
W. BROWN WYLIE.
Nov. 24 f.t 4t
f ?
TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS.
AFTER this date I will Gin Cotton
Tuesdays and Thursdays only.
E. M. WILLIAMS.
3t f.t. R. F. D. 2. Yorkvllle. S. C.
FINE SHOATS FOR SALE.
ere-e tMnuiwo VDOVT fift to 100
11/ \J A ??
pounds.
I. H. NORRIS,
Yorkvllle, S. C.
Nov. 21 t.f 3t
WANTED
FAMILY to work small farm near
Hickory Grove. Possession of
house at once. Apply to me at Hickory
Grove. R. E. DAONALL.
Nov. 24 f.t 2t*
MARE FOR SALE.
NICE flve-year-old MARE, weight
980 lbs., light bay In color. Will
works anywhere. $125 buys her. A.
D. DORSETT, Clover, S. C.
Nov. 21 t .f. 2t
SALE AT A~BARGAIN.
SEVEN room house and two smaller
houses on large lot fronting West
Madison street, within 250 feet of
Main. J. W. DOBSON.
Now 24. f . It*
ESTRAY COW.
DARK cream colored, short crumpled
horns?one broken; 600 to 800 lbs.
* weight. Will appreciate information
and pay for trouble. R. H. WHITE,
fool V Yorkville. S. C. It* '
YORK COTTON GROWERS.
A MEETING of the York Township
Southern Cotton Association is
hereby called to be held In the opera
house in Yorkville, tomorrow, Saturday
afternoon, at 3 o'clock. A full attendance
is desired.
It JOHN A. LATTA. President.
* WHOSE CATTLE?
I HAVE taken up a Cow and two
Yearlings; all have horns and are
cream colored. The owner may have
them by paying reasonable charges,
including the cost of this advertisement.
A. H. JACKSON. R. F. D. No.
3. Yorkville. Nov. 24 t.f. 2t
LOST.
LAST Sunday, on the Sutton's!
Springs road, between Yorkville
and Sharon, a small Memorandum
Book, opening from the end. Finder
will please return to me at W. R. Carroll's
store and receive $5 reward.
W. W. FERGUSON.
Nov. 21. t It
EBENEZER COTTON GROWERS.
fPHB Ebenezer Township Southern
X Cotton Association is hereby called
to meet at Old Point and Ebenezer on
the first Saturday afternoon in December
for the purpose of electing officers
for the ensuing year and choosing delegates
to the annual county convention
T. B. GLENN, Pres.
Nov. 24. f It*
W Read The Clansman In The Enquirer?back
numbers furnished to
llmU/wl niimhaw nou' Ml h?/?rlh#?rs.
1I111IIUU UU<tl>/V * u\ ??
CHANGE IN COTTON RATES.
ON November 17 the rate on cotton
on farms or in the country was
made 3.50. This will be the charge
whether the cotton Is in or out of
buiJdLngs, provided it is not within 100
feet of any gin house or o:her hazardous
exposure. See me for cotton or
any other kind of insurance.
SAM M. GRIST.
SCRAP IRON WANTED.
UNTIL December 20, I will buy all
the scrap iron offered me at Yorkvllle,
and will be represented at the
following places by the buyers named:
Smyrna Supply Company, Smyrna;
* Claud Bell, Guthriesville; Tim Saddler,
MeConnellsville; R. R. Allison, Tirzah;
Mr. Neely, Newport.
> ..No pots, stoves or grate-bars wanted.
J. F. McELWEE Yorkvllle, S. C.
^ Nov. 24 f.t tf.
?
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR FINAL DISCHARGE.
NDTICE is hereby given that on
December 23, 1905. at 11 o'clock a.
m., I will appear before L. R. Williams,
Probate Judge for York county,
for the purpose of making a final settlement
as administrator of the estate
of A. J. Hardin, deceased, and will then
and there ask for letters dismissing
me from all further liability in con
nection with said estate.
J. M. HARDIN. Administrator.
Nov. 24. f 5t*
~ OYSTERS, FISH, SAUSAGE.
* rp OMORROW, Saturday. I will have
X Choice Fresh Fish, Select Oysters
in quart cans, packed day of shipt
ment, and shipped on ice; Choice
Beef. Fresh Pork, and Sausage. Let
me have your orders this afternoon
for Oysters and Fish.
I want to buy all the Green Hides
I can get, and will pay highest market
price for same. WALTER ROSE.
"MoneyBURNS
HOLES IN THE POCKET,
BUT IT IS COOL AND SAFE IN THE
^ BANK."
OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH
The First National Hank
ot KorKvuie
AND DO IT NOW.
EVERY DOLLAR PLACED IN
THIS BANK IS SAFE.
R. C. ALLEIX, Cashier.
Honey Orders sold?Good everywhere.
RA?tAltARAXA?(AI
* 4
I 1TOXJ |
"** ????? ^
f CAN GET
It >1
at
^ ALL FRUITS NECESSARY T
mK
<4* for fruit cake from me.^
t a full line of coffees,
^ 2
^ teas, spices.
-?*a complete cereal line?
x macaroni and cheese
| 1
^ i. w. johnson. 4
'4<-?$"$*
AN ORDINANCE.
Authorizing1 the Issue of Water and
Light Bonds of the Town of York
ville. South Carolina, to the amount
of Seven Thousand Dollars ($7,000.00)
and Providing for the Payment
Thereof.
WHEREAS, there was presented
to the town council of the towr
of Yorkville, South Carolina, a petltior
of the free-holders of said town, asking
the town council to call a specia
election to vote upon the question ol
issuing the bonds of said town to tnc
I amount of Seven Thousand Dollars
I ($7,000.00), for procuring an electric
light system and improving the watei
works;
And Whereas, the town council ol
the town of Yorkville, South Carolina
did find and declare and does hereb)
find and declare that said petition was
signed by a majority of the free-holders
of the town of Yorkville, as showr
by its tax books, and did thereupon cal
an election to vote upon the isuingol
said bonds;
And Whereas, said election was dulj
called and held in said town on the
THIRD DAY OF JUNE, 1905, aftei
notice thereof had been duly given foi
the time and In the manner required b)
law, and at said election the majoritj
of the electors voting upon the question,
voted In favor of the Issuance ol
said bonds; therefore,
Be It Ordained by the Town Counci
of the Town of Yorkville, South Carolina.
as follows:
Section 1. That the mayor and towr
clerk are hereby authorized and directed
to have prepared and to execute un|
der the seal of the town of Yorkville
I mi.wcu.ti Watpr and Liatit Bonds of the
town of Yorkvilie, of Five Hundred
Dollars each, numbered from one tc
fourteen both Inclusive. Said bond!
shall be dated November 10th, 1905, anc
shall become due forty years thereafter
but payable at the option of th<
town of Yorkvilie, at any time aftei
twenty years from date. Said bond!
shall bear interest, evidenced by coupons
at the rate of five per cent pei
annum, payable semi-annually.
Both principal and interest of said
bonds shall be made payable at tht
National Bank, in the Cit>
of New York, State of New York.
Section 2. Said bonds shall be in substantlally
the following form:
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
State of South Carolina,
No. {
Town of Yorkvilie,
Water and Light Bonds.
Know all Men by these Presents, That
the town of Yorkvilie, In the county of
York, and state of South Carolina,
acknowledges to owe, and for value
received hereby promises to pay to
bearer Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00),
lawful money of the United States of
America on the 10th day of November,
1945, with interest thereon from the
date hereof at the rate of five per centum
per annum payable semi-annually,
on presentation and surrender of
the annexed interest coupons as they
nntmnAllif Kiinrtm o ^na
scvciauj wcwi??v uuv.
Both principal and Interest of this
bond are hereby made payable at the
office of the Hanover National Bank,
in the City of New York, State of New
York, and for the prompt payment of
this bond and the interest thereon, the
full faith, credit and resources of the
town of Yorkville are hereby irrevocably
pledged.
This bond is one of a series of like
tenor, aggregating the sum of Seven
Thousand Dollars ($7,000) issued for
the purpose of procuring an electric
light plant and extending and improving
the water works system of the
town of Yorkville, under the authority
of Section 2008 of the Code of South
Carolina, and of an election duly culled
and held in said town on the THIRD
i DAY OF JUNE, 1905.
This bond is payable at the option
of the town of Yorkville at any time
after the tenth day of November, 1925
It is hereby certified and recited that
all acts, conditions and things required
to be done precedent to and In the
issuing of this bond, have been done,
happened afid been performed in regular
and due form as required by law,
and that the total indebtedness of said
town of Yorkville including this bond,
does not exceed the statutory or constitutional
limitations.
In Testimony Whereof, the tow i
council of the town of Yorkville, South
Carolina, has caused this bond to be
signed by the mayor, attested by the
town clerk, with the corporate seal
hereunto affixed, this tenth day of November,
1905.
J. E. LOWRY. Mayor.
Attest:
P. W. Love, Town Clerk.
(COUPON).
On the tenth day of May, (November).
19?, the Town of Yorkville
South Carolina, promises to pay tc
bearer, Twelve and 50-100 Dollars, ai
the office of the Hanover National
Bank, in the City of New York, Statt
of New York, for Interest due tnai
day on its Water and Light Bond No
J. E. LOWRY. Mayor.
Attest:
P. W. Love, Town Clerk.
Section 3. Said bonds, when executed,
as aforesaid, shall be deliverec
to the treasurer of the town of Yorkville.
to be by him delivered to Charles
H. C'offln, the purchaser of said bo.ids
upon receipt of the purchase prici
therefor.
Section 4. For the purpose of pro
viding for the principal and interest o
said bonds as and when the same become
due there shall be and there is
hereby levied a direct annual tax upor
all of the taxable property in the towi
of Yorkvllle, South Carolina, sufflcien
to produce ;he sum of Three Hundrec
and Fifty Dollars ($350.00) for Interest
and the sum of One Hundred and Seventy-five
Dollars ($175.00) as a sinkinf
fu sd to provide for the payment of th<
principal of said bonds during each o
the years 1905 to 1944 both inclusive
and provision to meet the requirement.'
of this section shall in due time, man
ner and season be annually hereaftei
made.
Section 5. This ordinance shall b<
in force from and after its passage ant
approval by the mayor.
Done in assembly of Council this 21s
DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D.. 1905.
[Sea nj.
J. E. LOWRY. Mayor.
Attest:
P. W. Iajvb, Town Clerk.
I approve the within ordinance.
J. E. liUWKl, Mayor.
rA?A*k*ArA*A*Ak?A?A?A?A*A?i
VIove Out Daily
s in Hats leave us daily?but othin
to take their place. Our entire
work to keep up with our trade,
will again enter our store TODAY
t in style and correct in price. See
efore you buv?follow the crowd
ind at HEADQUARTERS for Milobson
is the lady to see about any
ar. (A few "Tags" in drawer gett
them "warmed up" with COLD
an YOU if YOU have one).
>X llHOS.' CASH STORK.
J
*Y*Y*Y*T*Y*T*1>V*T*V*Y4T4Y*'
1 YORKVILLE
? Building and Loan Associatioi
' OF YORKVILLE, S. C.
NOTICE
*
t, A meeting of the Stockholders o
the YORKVILLE BUILDING ANI
' LOAN ASSOCIATION, is hereby call
? ed to be held at the Law Office of C
E. Spencer. Esq., Yorkvllle, S. C., or
DECEMBER 11TH. 1905, at 10 A. M.
i *? tv.? mimAoo nf toVrInir artlori iinnr
' I lUl lilC put pwiJV V* ? ? wr
J the question of Amending the Charter
and also upon the Resolution of th<
* Board of Directors, adopted Novem
? ber 10, 1905, to increase the Capita
Stock from Thirty Thousand Dollar!
to Three Hundred Thousand Dollars.
t W. BROWN WYLIE, President.
? GEO. W. WILLIAMS.
Secretary and Treasurer.
>
1 ?
J. J. KELLER & CO.,
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
I - ?
: OUR BUSINESS.
I It is OUR business to make Estimates
on any and all kinds of Con1
struction Work, whether in Wood,
i Brick or Stone.
! Our Headquarters
[ Are located on the C. & N.-W. railI,
road, Just half way between Liberty
' and Madison streets. We may be
' SEEN there at any time, or a Tele'r
phone Message will REACH us.
Our Goods.
r We keep Constantly on Hand large
stocks of Building Materials of various
kinds, including Dressed and
Undressed Lumber, Lime, Cement
Laths, Shingles, etc., and we make ?
Specialty of BUILDERS* HARDr
WARE and CARPENTERS* TOOLS.
PeoDle Needin* anything in OUfl
r line should be SURE to call upon US
; J. J. KELLER & CO.
r m^m ^ ^^
:! GREAT SP
[J At J. Q.
; X To Be Notable for 11
i 4,
; markable Value
, *$* SPECIAL SALES?ONE E,
sales will be notable for two th
' VALUES, with the usual WRAY
I daily bargains.
; 4? MONDAY, 27th.?500 yards (
' 4e and Brown. Regular value 50c {
only, Just
TUESDAY', 28th.?2.000 yard!
*$* 10c and 12Jc values. Special, '
4* THE YARD. (Only ten yards to
L WEDNESDAY', 20th.?500 ye
^ value anywhere 8 l-3c yard, a
29th, only
(Ten yards only to a slngl
4 THURSDAY', THANKSGIVIN(
-Se FRIDAY'. Dee. 1st.?Job lot of
! values at $i.25 to $1.35 the pair.
Misses' Shoes, sizes 13s to ljs,
where?worth these figures at V
1 e*? Pa,r Just
SATURDAY, Deo. 2d.?Special
of prices and the latest styles.
Don't miss these sales. They s
* J. Q. WRAY
HOT
DRINKS
Are Now Served at Our
Soda Fountain, Includ
ing Hot Chocolate.
1 Come, and Bring Your
Friends to the
STAR DRUG STORE,
D. L. Shieder, Prop.
MONEY AT 7 PER CENT.
I HAVE a limited amount of Monej
that I can lend at 7 per cent or
[ good real estate security.
; W. W. LEWIS, Attorney,
j Nov. 17 t.f. tf.
pT
ft m- SALE BEG I
I Presents at "1
JUST RECEIVED SHIPMEN'
?PLAIN AND FANCY COLOR
BORDERS, ETC. SET CONSIS
SIX TUMBLERS AND ONE NI<
REGULAR PRICE $1.50?Our .>
s IMPORTED. HAND PAINT]
1 ft BURNER AND SHADE, COM PI
J I REGULAR PRICE $1.75. MOM
1 I POTTED 24-INCH GREEN PA1
I 9T CASE "AVEXA" ROLLED
I ft S|HH-ial, MC
f ft COME.
V* THE FOIJSHEI
Phone :i8
mmm
CARROLL'S STANDARD
WAREHOUSE
JS at the disposal of farmers who de^
sire to store cotton. I furnish stor
age and Insurance at low rates anc
when desired either advance monej
. myself or give warehouse receipt!
upon which money can be borrowed ai
reasonable rates at the bank.
W. R. CARROLL.
Sept. 19 t.f tf
WALL PAPER
YOU WILL FIND ME NEXT DOOF
TO DR. BRATTON'S OFFICE.
A. B. GAINES.
I FOR SALE.
' QIX building lots on Lincoln avenue
i O all 296 feet deep and frontage as
? follows: Four of 60 feet each; on<
I 65 feet and one 55 feet.
5 W. H. HERNDON.
? May 12 f tf
FERGUSON & CLINTON.
Family Groceries?Plantation Supplies.
' NEW CROP
f Open Kettle
- N. O. Molasses
i
s T J T
; Barrel just in.
i
1 Also have a fresh Shipment
Best Mill Feed.
Send Us Your Orders.
FERGUSON & CLINTON.
( F. C. BLACK
Life Insurance.
Does It Concern Von?
The double benefit non-lapsing: Life
' Insurance policy issued by the
Security Life and Annuity Co.
r Is not only the most attractive but
> the most liberal. No other company
. equals It. Don't fall to see these contracts
before buying.
Remember this Is a Southern Company
endeavoring to build up a large
5 business In this state to keep at home
. a part of the millions that go out of
I the state annually to Northern com,
panles. For further Information, conL
suit.
FRED C. BLACK, District Agent.
\ Yorkville, 8. C.
Over L. & S. Bank.?Front Room.
ECIALSALEI
WRAY'S J
ts Low Prices and Re- 4*
s?-Don't Miss It.
f
^CH DAY. This week of Special ^
Ings, viz.: LOW PRICES and BIG ^
QUALITY' added. Don't miss the ^
4
Cashmeres In Black. Garnet, Blue t
md 60c the yard. Special, Monday V
38 CENTS YARD. ?|?
i Extra Heavy Outings. Regular
Tuesday, 28th, only, 8 1-3 CENTS 1
a single customer at 8 l-3c).
irds 36-lnch Bleaching. Regular
good quality..Special, Wednesday.
5 CENTS THE YARD. 1
e customer at above price),
i. Nov. 30tlt?STORE CLOSED.
Ladles' Shoes, sizes 3i to 5s. Big ?
Special price, Friday, 1st... .89c. 'y
, worth 51.25 to $1.50 a pair ar.y- affray's.
Special Price, 1st only, per A
98 CENTS. T
sale of Ladies' Furs. The lowest
Sat unlay, Dec. 2d.
ire worth your attention.
, The Leader. X1
THE BEST POLICY?
The man who coined the phrase
"Honesty Is the Best Policy," evidently
had never seen a Mutual Benefit policy,
because if he had his phrase would
most likely have been handed down to
posterity thusly: "Honesty Is the Best
Policy, except that of the Mutual Benefit."
I am not trying to be funny,
brother, but am only endeavoring to
Impress a truth on your mind for our
mutual benefit. The Mutual Benefit
was organized on correct principles In
1845 and from the day of Its birth to
now has never deviated a hair's
breadth. It has never offered the public
anything except life insurance, pure
and simple, and has never Issued a contract
that was susceptible of more than
one construction, or that could not be
understood as well by the layman as
the expert. The company has a record
behind It covering a period of 60 years
of which every policy holder, officer
and agent is proud. It furnishes the
1 best Insurance offered the American
people today, and its past record shows
that although it carries out every contract
to the letter, by reason of its conservative
methods and economy as to
r expenses, the cost has always been
i less to the policy holders than it would
have been in any other company. Look
Before You Leap.
SAM M. GRIST, Special Agent.
*nrs\
Q Af ul
XS AT ? A. M. "W
Auction" Prices.
r OF BOHEMIAN WATER SETS
S?NICELY DECORATED, GOLD H
TS OF ONE GALLON PITCHER. I
:KEL PLATED WAITER
1 OX DAY, per set tttt CENTS.
3D PARLOR LAMPS?LAMP? ^
,ETE
DAY SPECIAL, each $1.4#. I
:,MS?Special MONDAY, each. 2ttc. I
OATS?GUARANTEED GOOD? I
)XDAY, per pk{* 7 CENTS. I
COME. 9
2 CASH STORE |
YorkvHle, S. C.
LIFE
IXI CI IDANir'C
iii4^u i\ni ^IVL.
Thirteen years ago it was predicted
that the Farmers' Mutual Fire Insur.
ance Company would be "Busted" in
less than twelve months; but it don't
look like it now, when we have nearly
$600,000.00 insurance in force.
FOUlt years ago it was said that
t the FARMERS' MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY could not exist
"more than a year or two, or until it
had three or four deaths."
We have paid .TWENTY-EIGHT
death claims and have receipts for
same and we hav^ more than 1,000
members whose insurance is Intact.
If any company can make money by
j Insuring our lives, We can save mon>
ey by insuring ourselves.
I). E. BONEY, Manager.
| A Conven
*
^ WT A CHECKING ACCOUNT WITI
4 VENIENCE NOT ONLY TO THI
" SIONAL MAN, BUT TO THE FAR]
i PLE WOULD KEEP SUCH ACCO
\ HOW TO GO ABOUT IT. WE G
f NEED HELP IN GETTING STAR!
\
9
\ Loan and S
i
J YORKVILL
+
FIFTY
WOOD
Heaters, i
M
M
YORK FURNITURE COMPANY M
M
WOOD HEATERS?at $1.25, $1.75 M
and upward. These Wood Heaters are p.
undoubtedly the most economical of '
all stoves for heating purposes. Call * "
and get one for your bedroom and
dining-room?Get It now while they r;
last. tu
ART SQUARES T.
AND RUGS.
M
We will display the largest line of
ART SQUARES In "Axmlnster," "ProBrussels,"
"Colonial Seamless Tapestry,"
"Palisade" and "Reversible Tap- estry"
ever displayed In this market in
a few days. Will announce the arrival
In this column. Be sure to come and
see this display?It will be great.
We have a most complete line of
SIDEBOARDS, HALL RACKS, Etc.,
at the most attractive of old prices.
29" Be sure to get one of our Wood
Heaters?they will warm a room a little
quicker than any other heater and H
with less wood. _ J
THE YORK FURNITURE CO.
COLGATE'S %
DENTAL
POWDERS?
20 CENTS H
V,
REMEMBER THAT THE YORK LI
DRUG STORE IS SELLING A 25
CENTS BOX OF COLGATE'S
nvvTAi. pnwnpp TTOT? 20
CENTS AND WITH EACH BOX SI
OF DENTAL POWDER GIVING
A GUEST ROOM SIZE CAKE
OF CASHMERE BOQUET SOAP A]
FREE. COME AND GET IT
WHILH IT IS HERE. ZI
YORK DRUG STORE
J. B. BO WEN, PROP.,
A*A?A*AaiA?A?AatA?eAKAttA*AXA*@A*
A*A*A*tA*A*A*A*AXA*A?AXAatA*?A?
| THE P
? TO GET LOW]
^ J Regardless of the High Prices that
44 the stiff advances that have been mi
52 Clothing, Notions, Millinery, Shoes,
22 COMPANY IS STILL SELLING A LI
PRICES. So If you want to buy any
4^ will save you money come to us for
44 For THREE CENTS PER YARD
mm Prints and Brown Sheeting.
23 For FIVE CENTS we will sell you
44 Mourning and Shirting Prints, Best ]
?3 ing, Children's, Misses' and Indies'
55 Needles, Spool Cotton and Silk Threa
J J cy Outing. Bed Ticking, Face Towels,
? ..... . .... a /\?T?v'
Jj for MA AiAU yu.inirjii ix/n
4.4 Sheeting, a better quality of Bleachln
55 For EIGHT AND A THIRD CEN
22 good quality Hickory Shirting, 4-4 B
44 ?we will sell you as many yards as
?.4 For TEN CENTS A YARD we w
XX Fancy Outing for children's sacks, a
11 As many yards as you want.
There are a great many other goo
mm show you If you will Just come to st
33 you prices that will convince you thi
55 TO HE POUND anywhere hereabout.1
jjjj 10 PER CENT DISCOU
ii' Our Immense stock of Clothing is
^3 it to go, although we have been do
O mildness of the weather. We want
y decided to make a discount 011 all CI
2^ make our Clothing all the more attra
? COUNT APPLIES TO ALL OF Ol
32 SATURDAY NIGHT, NOVEMBER 1
2y All of our Clothing Is new styles
2^ ular. They were.bought for CASH a
jjj have all been marked VERY CLOSE
4 2 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT YOU H^
? YOUR LIFE.
Our Men's Suits that we have mar:
yy beaters. These same suits, so we hf
authority, are offered by a ColumbU
mm are also informed that the same qual
in our neighboring towns for J20.
25 best of It to begin with, but when \
22 marked prices and bring the Suit dc
have all competition skinned to del
$2 $9.25 over Columbia prices, and $4
2^ towns. Come and get one of these s
's cne lhe real bargains you hav
2y another suit that everybody Is postei
J3 These suits sell everywhere for $6.C
42 is $1.50. But with the 10 per cent d
lr4 $4.05. Thus you save $1.95 over thi
neighboring towns. We only mentloi
2y cause they are standard qualities an
23 every buyer of ready-to-wear clothli
^7- remember, nlease, that the TEN PE:
*4 TO ALL OL'R CLOTHING AND OV
J? NIGHT. Also please remember, as yi
* OUR GOODS ARE MARKED IN
COULDN'T RAISE OUR PRICES
22 WANTED TO DO SO?WHICH WE
Jjtf our Clothing was bought for CASH i
on a bare margin of profit and 10 j
mm that out. See the Strauss-Smith Co
3 J urday night. This discount sale is fo
i!S WOOL BLANKETS I
it
32 We have sold a great many BLAIS
JJ still have a good big stock on hanc
44 Oui Blankets were bought close and i
* er will be coming along soon and yoi
ss ets. Come and get them while they
THE STRAUSS-SM]
ki Main and Liberty Sts.
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COTTON INSURANCE.
* A ** writp Insurance
picpaicu wv- ?? ?*.
on Cotton stored either in open
yard or in outbuildings on farms, die
Farmers can arrange to borrow Ph
money on my Insurance policies on
cotton held on their farms the same nu
as if the cotton were stored In a an
warehouse in town. Write or call at H<
my office for rates of Insurance and
other information. J. R. LINDSAY. Pi
Oct. 3. t.f. tf. ?
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numbers furnished to
llmifed number new subscribers. Ilr
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i A BANK IS A GJIEAT CON- f
2 BUSINESS A.N L) rKUrliS- t
VIER AS WELL. MORE PEO- \
UNTS IF THEY KNEW JUST J
LADLY ASSIST THOSE WHO \
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avings 3an^ '
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CAROLINA
UTUAL LIFE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION
S. L. MILLER, Pre*, and Sec.
ORK COUNTY AGENTS
r. BUFORT MATTHEWS. Smyrna,
r. R. S. McCONNELL. Rock Hill,
r. J. K. SCOGGINS, Rock Hill,
r. EB EDWARDS. Tlrzah.
r. FRANK ALLEN, Lesslie.
r. J. T. NEELY, Rock Hill,
r. JAS. M. STARR, Yorkvllle.
E. BARRON. Yorkvllle No. 2.
P. BLANKENSHIP, Fort Mill. S. C. 1
Any of them will be pleased to give j
ates and other Information to par- |
?s who are Interested.
A. MATTHEWS. Gen. Mgr.,
District No. 2, Old Point, S. C.
. L. Carroll. C. W. Carroll. !
CARROLL BROS.
The Best !
rHINGS TO EAT j
UAKER OATS. j
HRYSANTHEMUM BRAND CLING j
PEACHES?BEST ON THE MAR- j
KET.
UYLER'S CHOCOLATE ? NONE !
OTHER QUITE SO GOOD. I
AN HOUTEN'S COCOA?HIGHEST I
IN QUALITY. j
fRRY'S CORN BEEF HASH?ONE |
OF THE MOST DELIGHTFUL OF ]
ALL CANNED PRODUCTS.
LVER CROWN SALMON ? THE j
BEST OBTAINABLE.
RM & HAMMER BRAND SODAFULL
POUND PACKAGE?5 CTS. j
2NITH FLOUR?A FRESH CAR- j
LOAD JUST ARRIVED.
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CARROLL BROS. j
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LACE |
EST PRICES. If I
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t are being paid for cotton, and ^3
ide on all kinds of Dry Goods,
etc., THE STRAUSS-SMITH ?jj I
U KINDS OF GOODS AT OLD 2?
thing in our line at prices that
" 33 1
i we will sell you Indigo Blue
a yard of Mourning or Second 33 >
Blue Prints, Unbleached Sheet- i
Hose, Gents' Half Hose, Pins,
id, 4-4 Bleached Sheeting, Fan- 55
, etc. 33
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TS you can buy a yard or 4-4 J
g. Mattress Ticking, Ginghams.
TS we will sell you a yard of
leaching, Best Brown Sheeting
i you want.
rill sell you Outing for skirts,
ind staple Outings for Dresses. XX ,
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ds at above prices that we can b
;e us. We know we can quote m? r
at our prices are the LOWEST g
s. Come and see us. 52 '
NT ON CLOTHING jjj
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not moving as fast as we want x?
ilng very well, considering the
them to move faster and have
othlng of 10 per cent that will Mj
ctlve. A TEX PER CENT DIS- ?2
rR CLOTHING UNTIL NEXT JJ
8TH, AT CLOSING TIME. ?4
and up-todate In every partlc- 55
t the very lowest prices. They Ht
! to the first cost, and with the
lVE THE OPPORTUNITY OF
kcd to sell at $17.50 are worldive
been lnforind by a reliable
l clothier at $25 per suit. We
llty of Clothing Is being offered
So you see we have $2.50 the
ve take 10 per cent off of our VL
wn to $15.75 each, you see we
ith. Our price will save you
.25 over prices In neighboring QK
lults before Saturday night. It
e been looking for. And then gj
[J on Is the Gray Dixie Kersey. ?3
10. Our regular marked price ?2
iseount off you get this suit for Mm
i price you will have to pay in
n these two suits in passing beid
sold almost everywhere and M
ig is familiar with them. But ?2
R CENT DISCOUNT APPLIES m?
ERCOATS UNTIL SATURDAY ?3
au no doubt already know, ALL *?
PLAIN FIGURES AND WE
ON THIS OCCASION IF WE M
DON'T. As stated above all of ^
it low prices, we have Just put
)er cent discount almost wipes
mpany for Clothes before Satr
SPOT CASH ONLY.
VT LOW PRICES. ?
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'KETS up to this time, but we ?2
I and we want to move them. my
are marked close. Cold weath- ?4
u will need some of our Blankare
here. PJ3
[TH COMPANY,
Yorkville, S. C. 5*
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PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO.
Miss ROSA J. LINDSAY.
Now Is the time and Lindsay's Stu>
the place where you can have fine
lotos made of yourself and family.
You can order any size, style and
mber. Call and examine samples
d decide what you want right away,
aurs from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.
Miss ROSA J. LINDSAY,
lone 132.
3T Read The Clansman In The EnIrer?back
numbers furnished to
nlted number new subscribers.
J. M. HEAT
GENERAL MEI
mws
DUNKS'
? To slip into a "High-Art" Si
E giving morning will put you in
E day's pleasure with double zest.
"Snuggle-Up" Great Coats to
E ting wind. You will find them
Frock Coats for ceremonious
E tions generally.
E Sack Suits in the newest stuf
E the mode of the moment, you v
E fusion.
Our Top Coats are really "on
E Warm-as-Toast Overcoats of
? as-wafer prices. Also all the
^ bright look here and a smart toi
? est style.
f RAH! FOR THE AMERICA]
g AND ALSO FOR.
AT THE IDEAL STOl
Overcoats for men at $2.50 an
Ulsters for men at $3.50, $5.00
Cravenette Rain Coats for me
Boys' Cravenette Rain Coats
Clothing at all prices, $3.50,
and upward and all in between.
GOOD WARM BLANK
Blankets at $1.00, $1.25, $1.50,
Blankets at $2.50, $3.00, $3.50, $4
We have a full line of Ladies
and also full line of Ladies' Rajn
T M WP ATT-T
I J. 1U. A AA v.
; - THE IDEAL
J J. L. WILLIAMS, Manager.
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WILKERSON'S ]
Boine-Made Molasses ^
I HAVE THIS WELL KNOWN I
CIND IN STOCK NOW.. .50c Gallon. J
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR^the dark
tf. C. raised?at 5 Cents a pound.
Also a First Class Self-Raislng kind,
>ut up by LEQGETT?in 15c and 25c
>ackages.
A barrel of TIP TOP MACKEREL,
ust opened, at 10c apiece?3 for 25c.
LOUIS ROTH.
STR AYED. . *
LIGHT Bay Texas MARE. Has
brand on one side, resembling a f
ilrd. Left our barn in Shelby, on the JL
norning of Nov. 4th. Said to have St
;one In the neighborhood of Yorkville. m
sotify LATTIMORE & LATTIMORE, T1
Shelby, N. C.
Nov. 17 f 4t*
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Fron
The Thomsoi
WE HAVE HAD A PHENOMENAL
LAUNCHED OUR MERCANTILE
WE GIVE THANKS TO THE PE
THIS ENTIRE SECTION FOR TH
WE HAVE TRIED TO MERIT '
VALUE RECEIVED. ' WE HAVI
PAINS OR EXPENSE AND LEFT:
SELECT A STOCK OF DRY GOOI
SHOES. FURNISHINGS, ETC., SEC
TION.
OUR BUYERS HAVE BEEN CC
FOR THE PAST FEW WEEKS A
CASH PICKED UP SOME UNMAT
GO ON SALE THIS WEEK. DON'T
. X'T^ ivodppt IT-ir-W DEPA RTME
EVERY DEPARTMENT IS NO
NEW FRESH GOODS RIGHT FRC
FACTURERS. THERE IS NOT A ]
STOCK IN OUR ESTABLISHMENT
COME AND SEE US OFTEN. N
EVERY DAY AND OUR WHOLE S
BEES WAITING ON THE EAGE
AWAY DELIGHTED WITH THEII
LOOK! 1
WE PUT ON SALE TODAY ONE H
AT A PRICE THAT WILL MOVE
BEFORE THEY ARE ALL GONE.
9T JUST FOLLOW THE CROWDS
Thomson C
THE PEOPL
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*CHANDISE.
SIM
lit or Overcoat on Thanks- *
a good mood to enjoy the 2
tf
> blunt the edge of that cut
at the Ideal Store.
dinners and "starchy" func- ?
Fs and cut in harmony with *
rill find here in endless pro
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top" in fabric, fit and finish.
every cut and cloth, at thin
little accessories to lend a *
ich there, in Winter's fresh- j?
N BIRD J
HIGH ART CLOTHING. J
RE YOU'LL FIND I
d upwards. ?
, $8.00 and $10.00 each. J
n at $10.00, $12.50, $15.00. ?
at $2.50, $3.50 to $5.00. ;
$5.00, $8.00, $10.00, $12.50 jj
ETS FOR WINTER.
, $2.00 and $2.50. All Wool *
.00, $4.50, $5.00, $6.00, $6.50. f J
.' Jackets, Capes and Coats, [
Coats at popular prices. { ..
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STORE. j
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Elwood Wire
Fencing
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A
LOT OF ELWOOD FENCING. '
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COME AND SEE IT.
WHEN IN NEED OF HARD
y S
WARE COME AND SEE US.
YORKVILLE HARDWARE CO.
TONOGRAPHY AND
TYPEWRITING.
RESPECTFULLY beg leave to of.
fer my services to the public as
onneraDher and Typewriter. I
ay be found at the law office of
los. F. McDow, Esq.
Miss HAZEL GRIST.
Sept. 22 f 3m.
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n Company
, BUSINESS SINCE WE HAVE
BOAT IN YORKVILLE AND
Any i7i /-vtti vad V\TTJ tf a
urijEj v/r x vivxv t auuu
eir liberal patronage.
the business by giving
3 certainly spared no
' no stone unturned to
>s, MILLINERY, CLOTHING,
ONI) TO NONE IN THIS SEC!
?
instantly on the alert
nd have with the COLD
chable bargains, WHICH
r fail to visit our store
:nt.
w at its best with all
)m the looms and manudollar's
worth of hard
ew goods are coming in
SALES force is as busy as
r buyers, who all go
i purchases.
LOOK!
UNDRED MEN'S OVERCOATS
! THEM QUICK. SEE THEM
5 TO THE
Company's
E'S STORE
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