Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, January 26, 1906, Image 3
STATE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.
Yorkville Ladies Are Interested In the
Proposed Institution.
Reported for The Yorkville Enquirer:
There was an enthusiastic meeting
of the representative women of Yorkville.
at the court house, Tuesday afternoon,
in the interest of the State
Industrial school.
The meeting was opened with an
earnest prayer by the Rev. E. E. Gillespie.
Miss Lesslle D. Witherspoon, who
had been asked by the late Mrs. Patterson,
to take charge of the work in
Yorkville, made a most interesting address
to the ladies, giving the history
of thfs noble work, showing what a
crying need there is for It, and paying
AM al/innonf Knto Iho TXTArlf O nH
an tlVVjUVllV UIUWVV VV vtiv It v.
character of Mrs. Patterson.
Mr. Gillespie gave an account of a
week's visit paid by him to the Industrial
school in Richmond, Va., describing
the workings of the institution, and
the great success which has attended
it.
No doubt had existed in the minds of
the ladies as to the necessity of establishing
such a school in our own state,
but if there had been any hesitation it
was all swept away by the information
we received.
The ladies then organized the South
Carolina Industrial School Association
of Yorkville. York county.
The following officers were elected:
Vice-president Miss Lesslie D. Witherspoon;
secretary, Mrs. Walter B.
Moore; treasurer, Mrs. S. A. Weber,
Ey-lgws were adopted and $41.75 was
pledged in support of the work.
Members were enrolled and committees
appointed to canvass the town for
new members.
We do most earnestly hope that the
legislature will pass that most important
measure, one second to none
for the good of the state.
Maooig A. Gist.
THE COTTON CROP OF 1905.
It Comes Very Near Ten Million Bales
' After All.
A bulletin issued by the census bureau
last Tuesday on the amount of
cotton grinned from the growth of 1905
to January' 16. shows the number of
running bales for the United States to
be 9,998,111, as against 12 767,600 for
1905, and 9,485.482 for 1904.
The figures are based on the counting
of round bales as half bales and
exclude linters.
The amount of cotton ginned by the
several cotton growing states up to the
date Mentioned is as folows:
Alabama. 1,202,627; Arkansas, 535.422:
Florida, 74,270; Georgia, 1,695,336:
Indian Territory, 308,297; Kansas, 18;
Kentucky, 1.218; Loulstaia, 483,820;
Mississippi, 1,095,402; Missouri,
36,978; North Carolina, 638,049; Oklahoma
288,171; South Carolina, 1,093,482;
Tennessee, 248 171; Texas, 2,281,550:
Virginia, 15,300.
The explanatory statement accompanying
the figrures Is as follows:
"Linters obtained by the cotton seed
oil mills from reginning cotton seed
are nbt Included in this report. The
number of round bales, Included as
grinned to January 16 is 274,851 for 1906;
289,425 for 1905; 747,480 for 1904. The
number of sea island bales Included is
104,242 for January 16, 1904; 98 110 for
1905; 72,907 for 1904. The sea Island
cotton ginned to January 16, 1906, distributed
by states Is Florida, 37,312;
Georgia 54,010; South Carolina 12,920.
The number of ginneries operated
prior to January 16, 1906, was 28,881,
compared with 30,221 for 1905, and 30,171
for 1904. One more report will be
Issued this season showing total
growth of 1905 and will be published
about March 20, 1906."
The Venezuela Matter.?Advices
received at Wlllenestad, Island of Curacao,
January 25, say that the dean
of the diplomatic corps at Caracas,
the Belgian charge d'affaires, has
conferred with Senor Ybarra, the
Venezuelan foreign minister, on the
incident attending the embarkation
%of the former French charge d'affaires,*
M. Taigny, on board the
French steamer Martinique off La
_ ... Guaira, January 14. The Belgian official
pointed out that the diplomatic
corps considered M. Taigny to be a
member of the corps until removed
by his government, and asked the
foreign minister for an explanation of
the position of the members of the
corps.
Senor Ybara evaded the request of
the Belgian representative, and treat
ru iiic i aigu/ iuviuviiv i*o>*?vi v
marking that M. Taigny had "allowed
himself to be caught like a rat
In a trap."
There is a great lack of news at
Caracas. The people of Venezuela
are entirely Ignorant of the situation
growing out of the rupture of diplomatic
relations between France and
Venezuela. A strict censorship is observed
over all dispatches.
. AT THE CHURCHES.
CHURCH OF THE GOOE
SHEPHERD.
rev. j. o. babln", minister.
Sunday Services.?Morning service
at 11 o'clock. Sunday school at 3 p.
m. Afternoon service at 4 p. m.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.
rev. b. e. gillespie, pastor
Sunday Services?Sunday school at
10 a. m. Morning service at 11 a. m.
Evening service at 7 p. m.
TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
rev. j. l. 8toke8. d. d.. pa8tor.
Sunday Services?Morning service
at 11 o'clock. Sunday school at 3 p. m.
Evening service at 7 o'clock.
ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN.
rev. w. c. bwart, pa9tor.
Preaching by Rev. McElwee Ross
this evening at 7 o'ciock; tomorrow ai
11 o'clock, Sunday morning at 11
o'clock and Sunday night at 7 o'clock.
Sacrament of the Lord's Supper observed
during the Sunday morning
service. Sunday school at 10 a. m.
BAPTIST.
Sunday Services?Sunday school
at 10 o'clock, a. m. Preaching at 11
o'clock a. m., and at 7 o'clock p. m.,
by Rev. V. I. Masters.
Special Notices.
Card Thanks.
I take this method of expressing my
deep appreciation of the kind assistance
and sympathy tendered my family
during the recent fatal Illness of my
father.; Respectfully,
It* R. C. Jackson.
York Mills and Tirzah.
I will preach hereafter at Tirzah
Methodist church on the 1st and 3d
Sunday mornings of each month, and
at York Mills on the 2nd and 4th Sunday
mornings. Evening services at
the Mill church will be announced later.
. S. a. Weber, Pastor,
Yorkville Circuit Conference.
The stewards of Yorkville circuit
wll please meet In the Methodist church
at Clover, at 10.30 a. m. Monday, January
29. E. K. Hardin.
Jan. 23 sw 2t
Hickory Grove Circuit.
The first quarterly conference of
Hickory Grove circuit will be held at
Mt. Vernon church, February 3 and 4.
All official muinbers are requested to
bo present.
"It J. C. Counts. Pastor.
$hf gorhuilte (Jotton jfjRarhet.
Corrected Semi-Weekly by Messrs.
Latta Bros.
York ville, Jan. 26, 12 m.?The local
market stands as follows:
Cotton llic.
? Latta Bros.
OBITUARY.
Died?On January 22d, at the home
of her son, T. X. Brandon, near Zeno,
Mrs LOUISA RUTH BRANDON,
widow of T. L. Brandon, in the 85th
year of her age.
Clubmakere For The Enquirer.
Up to this time the following named
individuals have either commenced
making up clubs for The Enquirer i
for 1906, or signified their intention of
doing so, and all of them will take
pleasure in forwarding subscriptions 4
either new or old:
J. K. Allison Hickory Grove, s
Isabelle Arrowood No. 3, Clover, a
Bennie Barron Torkville. 13
Miss Janie Brandon..No. 1, Bandana, k
R. B. Black Lockhart. L
W. McG. Bailey, No. 1 McConnellsville. ti
J. Wendell Barber Fort Mill. (
J. H. Bigham Sharon. S
W. J. Caveny Rock Hill. I
G. M. Carroll No. 1 Yorkvllle. g
T. C. Chstles No. 1. Smyrna.
(John L. Clark No. 1 Yorkviille. 1
Jno. M. Craig No. 1, Bandana. |
Miss Cora Clark Gastonia. N. C. I
W. H. Crook ino. i run nam.
Arch D. Dorsett Clover. I
S. S. Farls No. 6, Rock Hill.
W. B. Flanagan Bowling Green. '
B. B. Ferguson N. 5 Yorkvllle.
James Grist Yorkvllle.
W. E. Gettys No. 2 Yorkvllle. |
G. A. Gettys Roddeys.
J. D. Good No. 1 Sharon.
Mrs. E. C. Gladden Grover, N. C. _
C. C. Hughes No. 7 Yorkvllle.
T. J. Hopper Yorkvllle.
Clarence Hood No. 1 Sharon.
Kelly Inman ..No. 1, Bullock's Creek.
Raymond Jackson Yorkvllle.
Geo. W. Knox Clover.
T. E. Love No. 4 Clover. .
W. S. Lesslle Lesslie.
Mrs. J. B. Mickle No. 2. Sharon, f.
A. W. McFarland ....No. 3 Yorkvllle.
Harry Miller No. 6 Yorkvllle.
R. E. McLure No. 5 Yorkvllle.
L. B. McGill R. F. D. No. 3 Clover.
J. Webb Moore No. 8 Yorkvllle.
| Miss Sallle McConnell
McConnellsvllle.
Howard McMackln No. 4 Clover.
W. A. Mitchell No. 1 Sharon.
W. H. Moore Rock Hill.
J J. S. Plexlco Tlrzah.
Jeffreys Parish Yorkvllle.
J. S. Plexlco Sharon.
A. L. Purcell No. 1 Sharon.
Dr. W. A. Pressly Rock Hill.
E. W. Pursley King's Creek.
W. S. Peters Yorkvllle.
D. T. Quinn Smyrna.
Clyde Ratchford... .Bullock's Creek.
J. N. Roberts... .McAdenvllle, N. C.
Miss Minnie Rateree ..No. 1 Bandana. G.
L. Suggs ......No. 1. Bandana.
Miss Daisy Slmril Yorkvllle.
t a Smith No. 1 Yorkvllle. i
J. H. Sherer No. 1 Sharon. 1
Sidney Sherer Sharon, tl
G. L. Sugars No. 1 Bandana, u
J. J. Smith Clover.
S. B. Thompson No. 1 Bandana.
Joseph M. Whitesldes Hickory. SALESMAN
WANTED. (
TO look after our Interest in York 7
and adjacent counties. Salary or n
commission. Address CLOVER OIL n1
AND PAINT CO.. Cleveland, O. C
WANTED
MEN, women, boys and girto to represent
McClure's Magazine. Good "
pay. Address 67 East 23d St., N. Y. *
City. 4
Jan. 26 sw. 3t \
PHILANTHROPIC LODGE. NO. 32. J
THERE will be a special com- f
TZjT munication next Monday night, 4
'Tr\ 29th. F. C. Work. a
W. ADICKES, Sec. f
STRAY COW. f
LARGE animal with white and yel- (
low spots and drooping horns. 1
Left Thursday. Information appreci- f
ated. i
Mrs. S. C. ASHE, Yorkville, S. C. \
Jan. 26 f 11 F
AUCTION SALE. ^
OF Household and Kitchen Furnl- 4
i milTTDOTi A V TT'TTTIRTT A - \
V/ I lire, VII lUUIWi^ni A ?? RY
1ST, beginning at 10 o'clock, at f
Gus Matthews farm. >
D. W. SMITH. r
Yorkvllle R. F. D. No. 1. ^
Jan. 26 sw 2t .
TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. ,
ALL persons holding claims against
estate of THOS. BALLARD, deceased,
will present them to the undersigned.
duly attested, and all persons
indebted to said estate will make Immediate
settlement with
SARAH BALLARD
Executrix Thos. Ballard, Deed.
Jan. 19. f 3t.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR FINAL DISCHARGE.
NOTICE Is hereby given that at 11
o'clock a. m., on Monday, Feb. 26.
I will make a complete settlement with
the Hon. L. R. Williams, probate Judge
for York county, as executor of the
estate of I. D. WITHERSPOON. deceased,
and will then and there ask
for a discharge from all further liability
in connection with said estate.
W. I. WITHERSPOON.
Executor.
Jan. 26 f 5t
SPECIAL TAX ELECTION"
NOTICE Is hereby given that a
meeting of the resident voters and
taxpayers of McConnellsville School
District No. 13. will be held at McConnellsville
on MONDAY. FEB. 12, at 2
? ? -- ? I?? /v# lnmr_
p. m., lO cuusiuer ine qucouvu ui ic? j lng
an extra 2 mill tax for the support
of the schools In said district.
J. O. MOORE.
P. M. BURRIS.
J. F. ASHE.
Board of Trustees.
Jan. 26 f 2t
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
County of York.
IN PROBATE COURT.
By L. R. Williams, Esq., Probate Judge
of York County.
WHEREAS A. H. JACKSON
has applied to me for Letters of
Administration on all and singular the
goods and chattels, rights and credit s
of JAMES A. JACKSON, late of the
county aforesaid deceased: ?
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred
and creditors of the said deceased, to
be and appear before me at our next
Probate Court for the said county, to
be holden at York Court House on
the 8TH DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1906, I
to shew cause, If any. why the said *
Administration should not be granted.
Oiven under mv hand and seal, this
24th day of January, in the year of
our Lord one thousand nine hundred
and six and In the 130th year of ^
American Independence.
L. R. WILLIAMS.
Probate Judge of York Countv.
Jan. 26. f 2t
Is
Toilet Articles?
P
p
Our Department of Toilet Articles
comes wo very near Including every
urtiele for which there is a possible
demand that it is hardly necessary J1
for us to enumerate. This is one department
we watch very closely and
it Is our pleasure to keep it up to the
top notch at all times. If there Is _
any Toilet Article you want, just put
it down YOU CAN GET IT at the i
York Drug Store. Our stock includes
full lines of the best Toilet Soaps,
Toilet Powders, Colognes and Extracts,
Toilet Waters, Brushes for the ..
hair and the bath, Nail and Tooth
Brushes, Rubber Complexion Brushes,
Massage Cream, Tooth Powders,
Pastes and Liquids, and the thousand
and other articles that are indispensable
on the Ladies' Boudoir Table. .
YORK DRUG STORE, I
J. B. BOWEN, Proprietor.
\\t 4 t t n i m;i) v
?? ALL r.irmi t.
YOU WILL FIND ME NEXT DOOR
TO Dr. 8RATT0N'S OFFICE. f
F
A. B. GAINES.
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.
FOUR Horse Power Shipman
Steam Engine. Uses Kerosene
oil for fuel, and takes fire and water "
as required automatically. Cost originally,
$350, and Is guaranteed to be in 1
first class condition. We will sell at J
a bargain. g
L. M. GRIST'S SONS. e
e
W Read Dr. Lnthan's History of
South Carolina, in The Enquirer. It is
Interesting and instructive.
tpIETLY|
We're razln a w racket at awe
tower jus now?no use tryln tu tel y
wl?we've so mlnny big bargins e
ftle pries, yo orter kom. Shipment
omin kloze together now?nu wrug
.ace Kurtins, Embroadry (mity broa
.. \
u.j IVUI ncio, ijny i io, uiiiwuc<
not breaches of promise), Towels
iocks, Stockins and soar on. P.*
'ercals and Madras worth 15c to 20<
oin for 8c to 9c yd.
Mil
WUSHEE ('ASH STORE
Yorkville, S. C.
A FEW THINGS
AT
JOHNSON'S
BRAN and 3HORT8.
FLOUR, MEAL, QRIT8.
SUGAR, COFFEE, TEA.
HAMS, and BREAKFAST STRIPS
MACARONI and CHEESE.
APRICOTS and PEACHES.
HEINZ'S PICKLES.
OLIVES and OLIVE OIL.
CAN CORN AND PEAS.
I. W. JOHNSON.
ATTA BROS' WAREHOUSE
11J E are prepared to store COT
?T TON. Our rates are cheape
lan can be had on the farm. Brini
s your Cotton.
LATTA BROS.
Dec. 1 s.w. tf
MONEY TO LEND.
\ N Improved farms In York county
J Interest: Loans not under $1,000
per cent: under $1,000, 8 per cent
ro broker's commissions. Repay
lents easy. Apply to C. W. F. SPEN
ER, Rock Hill, or undersigned.
C. E. SPENCER, Atty. at Law.
Dec. 1. Aug. 1. f.t
\/AI Tn 1/ A I I T A I
I UUK V nLUnl
PAP
ARE YOU RUNNING THE
KEEPING THEM AROUND TH:
BETTER RENT A SAFETY DE!
THEY COST YOU FROM $2.1
TO THE SIZE.
LOAN AND S
YORKVIL
CLOl
25 to 35 Pe
At J. Q.1
Our Clothing sales this s<
tory to us. They have been
?pa>;nn? Our ?;tnrW i<; nmv li
a fairly good stock of the be
in order to close them out v
ductions of TWENTY-FIV
CENT, and this reduction w
somebody who needs seaso
made, good fitting and styli
Suits that were $15 the Si
Boy's Suits are also cut f
them out quick. For instan
are now going at $1.98 the f
Our Shoe stock for men,
plete in all its details, and ra
If you cannot get suited in S
ly very hard to please.
Give me a call when y
to show you our goods at a
J. Q. WRAY,
youxv:
WILKERSON'S
foine-Made Molasses
I HAVE THIS WELL KNOW?
rrvn tv <STnrv Nfiw Rftn Gallon
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR?the dar]
r. C. raised?at 5 Cents a pound.
Also a First Class Self-Raising kind
ut up by LEGGETT?In 15c and 25
ackages.
A barrel of TIP TOP MACKEREL
ust opened, at 10c apiece?3 for 25<
LOUIS ROTH.
01IN >1. POLLOCK CO
Vliolesalc Grocers and Com miss loi
.Merchants.
(T. 11. Met Iain's Old Stand).
We are carrying In stock Floui
leat, Mill Products, Fruits, etc., am
re s.t all times prepared to give bot
am figures on everything In th
rocery line.
We sell to merchants only.
We control Gambell's XXX Best am
t'hlte Eagle, Little Pilgrim half pa
nts.
We sell to merchants only.
You will find us In the store roor
ormerly occupied by the store of 1
I. McClaln.
We sell to merchants only.
JOHN M. POLLOCK Co
Commission Merchants.
HORSES AND MULES.
[HAVE a car load of fine animal
just from Tennessee. They are al
uaranteed to be sound and good work
rs. Prices and terms to suit purchas
rs. Be sure to see these animals.
W. R. CARROLL.
Yorkvllle, S. C.
Jan. 9 sw it.
Jas. M. Starr, J. F. McElwee
* President Sec. and Treat
YORK SUPPLY CO,
Incorporated.
I Received
j This Week
ONE CARLOAD CORN,
C, TWO CARLOADS FLOUR.
" HALF CARLOAD MEAL,
SHIPMENT OF MEAT AND LARD
We have Sound Sweet Potatoes al
' 75 Cents a bushel.
Irish Potatoes and Cabbage.
Fresh N. C. Buckwheat?5c pound
Parties who need Corn in any quantity
will do well to see us.
Best Canned Tomatoes?10 cts can
Do Not Contract for your Fertilizers
without seeing
i YORK SUPPLY CO.
Our Trusted Helper
Mr. J. B. DICKSON has gone out ol
our store into other business and we
have a worthy successor In Mr. OTTMAN
ROSE, a young man much
liked by all.
We are doing our VERY BEST
nowadays, hoping to merit our old
trade and many New Customers.
Plant NOW
(. ONION SETS. ETC.
Our stock Is kept quite complete
and we win appreciate a iriai un anything
in our Mnes.
We will see that you will Lose
Nothing by trading with Us.
W. ADICKES CO.
"BARGAINS IN 3 AND 5 GALLON
OIL CANS.
OPEN ALL THE TIME.
* TNURING my absence, taking re
U turns through the County, my ofr
flee at Yorkville is OPEN AT ALL
5 TIMES, during business hours, for the
transaction of business in connection
with the Taking of Returns, and other
matters pertaining to the affairs of
" the office. My Clerk, Miss E. W.
Hunter, is in charge, with full author
ity to represent me.
JOHN J. HUNTER,
' County Auditor.
I Jan. 12 sw. 7t
WtT Read Dr. Lathan's History of
South Carolina, in The Enquirer. It Is
interesting and instructive.
1 4
BLE J
ERS |
RISK OF LOSING THEM BY ^
E PREMISES? IF SO. YOU HA1J a
POSIT BOX AT ONCE.
50 to $3.00 A YEAR, ACCORDING f
AVINGS BANK i
LE, S. C. ?
'HING
r Cent Off at
WRAY'S
iason have been most satisfaclarger
than in some of our past
ow, but we still have on hand
tter grades in Men's Suits and
ve offer you your choice at rerE
TO THIRTY-FIVE PER
ill make some rich bargains for
nable Clothing that are well
sh. For instance you can buy
lit at $10 the Suit.
rom 25 to 35 per cent to close
ce Boy's Suits that were $2.50
Suit, and so on.
women and children is cotnmge
in price up to $5.00 a pair,
hoes at WRAY'S you are sureou
are shopping. Will be glad
ny time.
THE LEADER,
ILLE, S. C.
York
$
Furniture
# Company
1,
c
A small lot of FINE WOOL BLANKETS
in stock can be had now at a
CLOSE PRICE. Examine them.
- Wood Heaters
I
Coal Heaters
n
Furniture In all Its branches,
r, RUGS, ART SQUARES, MATTINGS,
d
- HALL CURTAINS, LACE CURTAINS,
6 TABLE COVERS, PIANO COVERS,
CLOCKS, Etc.
J PICTURES, SHADES, STOVES,
PAINTS, OILS AND WINDOW
GLASS.
n
i
^urriiNa ana
CASKETS.
s
11 We keep at all times a full line and
- offer our services as Undertakers.
YORK FURNITURE CO.
f OVER
I Nearly every man and eve
suits of Overalls. They are grea
catching the grease and dirt tha
er's clothes, they save lots of wo
tVinv orp mount tn nrntprt
I in this line of goods and sell th
always keep on hand a full stocl
Is most complete. When you i
you can get the sizes, weights
I will come here. Just to give yo
a few Overalls that we carry In
CHILI
A. A. double blue and white t'
ets, double stitched; apron with
patent buttons, sizes 7 to 14 year
as many sold for 14-year-old siz
Jumpers to match at 50 CEN1
Striped Blue Duck Overalls,
white stripe, two front double si
ent button, shoulder straps with
cotton, felled seams, 6 to 14 yea
I YOUTH'S
Size Waist?20 to 30 Inches.
Bound Overalls, full 250 welg
denims, two front and one hip i
felled seams, faced fly, diamond
ed crotch at 40 CENTS EACH.
Apron Overalls of Indigo blue
stripes, faced apron on band, tv
pocket on bib, double stitched w
patent riveted buttons, faced side
MEN'S O
Single front Apron Overalls, 1
I blue denim, faced side openings,
pocket with watch pocket and
buttons, felled seams, at 50 CE?
Men's fancy striped Apron Oa
with narrow woven white strip
Overalls. 50 CENTS A PAIR.
All our Overalls are full in slz<
long crotch and high In back and
Our Norfolk and Western Rail
weight Massachusetts double am
loon cut, felled seams, two front
two hip pockets, extra large size
I stayed crotch, patent buttons, fac
high railroad back, and with ri
buckle loop at $1.00 A PAIR IS 1
We have a fancy Overalls, mac
Undei
MEN'S SCARLET WOOL
When raw wool advances In pi
the price of Scarlet Wool Under
must be all wool In order to dye
I big line of these goods just in tl
customers the benefit of our earl
you at least 25 per cent. Buy 1
Mixed scarlet wool Shirts, sill
front silk cat stitched, neck insh
ribbed cuffs, hemmed tail. Thes
each, but we are. closing them 01
Drawers to match at same pric
We also handle the full wool
$1.00 per Garment, or $2.00 per
We also have a full line of W
Shirts and Drawers, from $2 to !
All these goods have been re<
advancing. We have reduced p
I torn at this season to reduce prl
carrying them over the summer
derwear now. You will save mo
BOYS' KX
We have a nice line of Boys'
six to seven years old and in prlc<
PF" We have a full stock of Cos
sale mill agents. Merchants can
save the freight. Orders from oi
promptly. Let us have your ord<
THE STRAUSS-S:
and Liberty Sts.
COTTON INSURANCE.
1AM prepared to write Insurance
on Cotton stored either in open
Ward 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
warenou8e in town, nate ^3 per ceni.
Write or call at my office for rates of
Insurance and other Information.
J. R. LINDSAY.
Oct. 3. t.f. tf.
W The Enquirer Office makes a
specialty of Law Briefs and Arguments.
Best work?lowest price.
| J. M. HEATH
I GENERAL Ml
fiH
OF C
I
Everything Beii
Febru
THERE IS TO BE AN IMPOl
NESS ON FEBRUARY' 1, AN
CHANGE, IN THE MEANTIN
STOCK OF DRY GOODS, Mil
GROCERIES, ETC., IS BEING
COST.
Bargains Fo
DURING OUR RECENT COS
OF GOODS CHEAPER THAN A?
I TV COULD BE HAD ELSEW1
BETWEEN THIS DATE AND FI
DER OF OUR STOCK, WHICH,
POSES, IS STILL ONE OF Till
VILLE, OUR PRICES WILL BE
UNTIL FEBRl
THIS SALE WILL COXTIXU
AXI) THOSE WHO WOULD TAI
IT SHOULD DO SO AT OXCE.
SETTI
ALL PARTIES OWIXG THE
ARE REQUESTED TO SETTLE
I MEAN'S POSTPOXE SUCH SETT
1ST.
EVERYTHING AT A SACK I ]
DOXT NEGLECT THE OPP
EVERYTHING CASH?XOTII
jJE M. HEATH
ALLS. "
ry boy should have one or more
it savers of clothes and labor. By
t would otherwise go on the wear
rk In the washing of the garments
. For years we have been leaders
lousands of pairs every year. We
t and at present our Overall stock
leed Overalls Just remember that
i and qualities you want if you
u an idea of our line we describe
stock:
REN'S:
wist denim, two front patch pockshoulder
straps, buckle loop and
s. Our 12-year-old size is as large
:e. 25 CENTS A PAIR.
^S EACH.
blue ground with woven narrow
dtched pockets, side opening, patbuckle
loop, stitched with white
rs. 25 CENTS A PAIR.
OVERALLS.
Length Legs?26 to SO inches,
fht, indigo double and twist blue
ocket, patent riveted buttons, flat
shape and strengthened reinforcdenim
with narrow white woven
ro front patched pockets and one
1th white cotton, flat felled seams,
is at 50 CENTS A PAIR.
n?niT,r.a
'ull 240 weight, double and twist
two front, one rule and one hip
chain button hole on bib, patent
?'TS A PAIR.
reralls, Irwin denim, blue ground
e, made as above like the Blue
a with roomy seats and wide legs,
I double stitched and felled seams,
road Apron Overalls, made of 220
j twist denim, extra wide pantaswlngtng
pockets, one watch and
apron on lined band, continuous
ed side openings with two buttons,
ibber In suspenders and patent
rHE BEST TO BE HAD.
le as above, at same price.
rwear.
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
rice It makes a great difference in
wear, because this class of goods
the correct shade. We bought a
le nick of time and now give our
ly purchase. Our prices will save
here.
i Prussian bound neck, neck and
ie yoke, pearl buttons, lxl elastic
ie Shirts would be cheap at $1.00
it at 82 l-2c each, or $1.25 a pair.
:e.
Medicated Shirts and Drawers at
Suit.
right's Health Underwear, fleeced
It ..... C?l?
IU |A7i
luced in prices, although wool is
rices because it is our usual cusIces
and move the goods to avoid
months. Buy your supply of Unney
by doing so.
EE PANTS.
Knee pants ranging in sizes from
e from 25 Cents to $1.00 a Pair,
its' Cotton and are still the wholebuy
from us at factory prices and
at-of-town merchants will be filled
ers.
MITH COMPANY,
Yorkville, S. C.
PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO.
Miss ROSA J. LIND8AY.
Now is the time and Lindsay's ?
dio the place where you can have
Photbs made of yourself and famll;
You can order any size, style i
number. Call and examine sam]
and decide what you want right aw
Hours from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.
Miss ROSA J. LINDSAY
Phone 132.
BV Don't miss reading Horse S
KODinson in ine inquirer, n, is
intensely interesting Revolution
war story.
& COMPANY
2RCHANDISE.
OST!
lg Sacrificed to
iary i.
RTANT CHANGE IN OUR BUSID
PREPARATORY TO THIS
IE, ALL OUR TREMENDOUS
LLINERY, CLOTHING, SHOES,
SACRIFICED AT AND BELOW
r Everybody.
IT SALE WE SOLD ALL KINDS
fYTHING OF THE SAME QUALIERE
IN THIS SECTION, AND
CBRUARY l, ON THE REMAIN*
, TO ALL INTENTS AND PUR0
MOST COMPLETE IN YORKPOSITIVELY
SENSATIONAL.
JARY i, ONLY
E UNTIL FEBRUARY 1 ONLY,
iF! Til1.7 REST ADVANTAGE OF
.E UP.
FIKM OF J. M. HEATH & CO.,
LTP AT ONCE, AND TO BY NO
LEMKNT BEYOND FEBRUARY
KICK.
ORTUNITY.
IING CHARGED TO ANYBODY.
& COMPANY.
k KEEP CLEAN
^ We have the SOAP?good?at 5 cts.
You see It won't cost you much and
Is as good as you buy for 10c elsewhere.
I We have Note Paper, 5c and 10c a
quire and Envelopes at 5c a package;
Tablets, lc, 5c, and 10c; Ink, 5c; Pencils,
lc; Box Paper, 5c and 10c; Needles,
5c; Pins, lc and 6c; Shoe Polish,
I 10c; Colognes, 5c, 10c and 25c, Hoyt's;
Ladles' Hose, 5c and 10c; Collar Buttons,
5c dozen; Pens( 5c and 10c doz.
See us about Ladles' Winter Hats?
going regardless of cost. Must be sold.
I See Mrs. Dobson about Hats.
DOBSON BROS.' CASH STORE.
See us about your Laundry. We
give you the best work you can get?
COME
I TO THE HARDWARE STORE FOR
I YOUR HARDWARE.
JUST RECEIVED A NICE LINE
OP KELLEY'S AXES, POULTRY
WIRE AND STAPLES, TRACE
I CHAINS, BREAST AND STRETCHER
CHAINS, ETC.
COME TO SEE US BEFORE BUYING
HARDWARE.
YORKVILLE HARDWARE CO.
' THOMSON
I MOV
I Into Their T\
Rooms?"O'Lei
J This Week.
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r Big Ad. Next
and ?
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Hawke's
Eye Glasses
II Have become a nousenum wutu
| throughout the U. S.. and their rep|
utation Is built upon merit alone. We
| have Just received a complete line of
| these celebrated glasses and will be
| glad to have every man, woman and
I child in York county, whose eyesight
I is not perfect, come in and be fitted.
I We do not claim these glasses to re|
store sight to the blind, but many
| weak eyes have been greatly lmprov|
ed and many sufferers from headI
aches, dizziness, nervousness and
I dimness of vision, etc.. have been
| permanently cured by wearing Crys|
tallzed lenses that are correctly fitted.
| Price ranging from 25c to J5. Every
| pair Is guaranteed not to rust, dls|
color or corrode.
STAR DRUG STORE,
D. L. Shieder, Prop.
I "A Square Deal
For Every Man"
To be independent, with the right
to look every man in the face, Just
have a Bank account with
The First National Bank
IYorkville S. C.
"The world will give to every man
a living"?but the world does not run
after them.
Come In TODAY or TOMORROW,
J or ANY TIME and open an account
with us.
R. C. ALLEIN, Cashier.
AUCTION SALES.
CLERK'S SALE.
Stat* of 8outh Carolina?County *f
York.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON ruut.
D DlnlnH# Offolnit
axtxi j ?J. vjttotuu, ^ iMiiuu,
T. Latham, Defendant.
PURSUANT to an order of court
made in the above stated case, by
D. E. Hydrlck circuit Judge, I will sell
at public outcry before the Court
House Door, between the legal hours
of sale, on MONDAY, FEBRUARY
5TH, 1906, (salesday), the following
real property, to wit:
All the right, title, claim and Interest
of defendant, A. T. LATHAM, in and
to that certain tract of land situated
in York county, said State, containing
TWO HUNDRED ACRES, more or
less, bounded by lands of Inman. Hamiltom,
R. C. Thomson and others, and
being the identical tract conveyed to
J. D. Nelson and A. T. Latham, by
Wade Worthy by deed of date, 1890,
and recorded in Volume "K-ll," pages
90-1-2, office R. M. C? York county.
The Interest of the said A. T. Latham
being a one-half Interest in said tract,
of 200 acres, and his one-half thereof
having been divided and set apart to
him by parol partition and his oner half
containing about 100 acres, and being
the southern half of the said plantation.
TERMS OF SALE?One half CASH,
and the balance on a credit of twelve
months secured by a bond of the purchaser
and a mortgage of the premises
so sold, with interest thereon from
the day of sale with prlvlllege to purchaser
to pay his entire bid in cash.
Purchaser to pay for all papers. Purchaser
must comply by paying the
cash portion of his bid within one hour
from the time of such sale or the land
iv uc cLl unuc vi vit svuic ouuac^ucui
salesday at the option of the plaintiff,
resold upon the same terms at the risk
of such defaulting purchaser.
J. A. TATE.
C. C. C. Pis.
Jan. 19. f. St
V Read Dr. Lathan's History of
South Carolina, In The Enquirer. It la
Interesting and InstrnctlTe.
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Did You Buy From The
Company or Agent?
Did you buy your insurance from
the agent or from the company that
issued the policy? Whan buying did
you keep before you the fact that any
claim made by the agent was of no .
effect unless written In the contract
signed by the officers of the Company,
and did you examine the contract before
accepting it and see that the
agent's promises were written in it?
If you bought with your eyes open
and got what the agent led you to
expect, you have no ground for Just
complaint, notwithstanding the fact
that you have not got the best there
is in fife insurance unless your policy
was issued by the MUTUAL BENEFIT.
If you have not bought life insurance
or want more, it is your privilege
to satisfy your own mind as to
whether or not my claims as to the
Mutual Benefit being the BEST company
and issuing the Best policy is
true. If you are not satisfied that it
comes nearer meeting your ideas
than any other you will not be urged
to buy. Neither the company nor its
agents try to force themselves where
they are not wanted. They don't
have to.
SAM M. GRIST, Special Agent.
WT Don't miss reading Horse Shoe
Robinson In The Enquirer. It la an
intensely interesting Revolutionary
war story.
CHANGE IN COTTON RATES.
N November 17 the rate on cotton
V/ on farms or in the country was
made 3.50. This will be the charge
whether the cotton Is In or out of
buildings, provided It Is not within 100
feet of any gin house or other hazardous
exposure. See me for cotton or
any other kind of Insurance.
SAM M. GRIST.
MONEY AT 7 PER CENT.
I HAVE a limited amount of Money
that I can lend at 7 per cent on
good real estate security.
W. W. LEWIS, Attorney.
Nov. 17 tf. tf.