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? After deliberating for thirteer hours, the jury In the case of Dr. J B. Matthews, the Greensboro, N. C. physician, charged with the murdei of his wife on December 1, 1905, or last Friday morning at 9:30 ocloct returned a verdict of guilty of murder in the second degree. Judge Ferguson sentenced the prisoner to th< penitentiary for a term of twentj years. Counsel for Matthews immediately announced that an appea would he taken to the suDreme court Matthews relied upon a plea of insanity as a defence. There was expert testimony to support the contention. The prosecution established ? motive, however, by introducing evidence to show that Matthews hac threatened to kill his wife on a former occasion, when he claimed thai she had been unfaithful. The mosi sensational allegation at the trial was that Matthews had injected strychnine into his wife while she was ill and while pretending to be offering 8 prayer at her bedside. Witnesses from Richmond, Va., testified that tht prisoner had made an unsuccessful attempt to commit suicide fourteen years ago because of the death of his sweetheart. AT THE CHURCHES. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN. REV. B. E. GILLESPIE*, PASTOR. # Prayer meeting tomorrow evening at 7.30 o'clock. TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL. REV. J. L. STOKES, l>. D., PASTOR. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7.45 o'clock. ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN. REV. W. C. EWAJtT, PASTOR. Prayer meeting tomorrow afternoon at 4.30 o'clock. CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD. Services this afternoon at 4 p. m., Wednesday evening at 7.30 p. m., and Thursday and Friday at 4 p. m. $he gorhcille Cotton Ittarhet. Corrected Semi-Weekly by Messrs. Latta Bros. Yorkville, March 13, 12 m.?The local market stands as follows: Cotton 10} to 10g Latta Bros. NOTICE TO ROAD OVERSEERS. \I.L overseers in York county are hereby notified to call out their hands and place their respective sections In good traveling condition. All male persons between the ages of 18 and 50 years in York county, are liable to road duty except bona fide ministers of the Gospel, bona fide students while actually attending any of the schools or colleges In this state, teachers employed in a public school, school trustees during their term of office and old soldiers. A day's work consists of ten hours, and all hands are liable to at least four days' work on the road. Persons living on sections that have no overseers will report that fact at once to one of the undersigned commissioners. THOS. W. BOYD, Supervisor, JOHN I,. RAINEY, Co. Com., LADD J. LUMPKIN. Co. Com. Attest: Mary J. Hunter, Clerk of Board. Mar. 13 t 2t To York Co. Farmers: I cannot promise you 15c for your cotton next fall, but if you will plant the seed I suggest. I will contraot with you to take all the cotton you grow from these seed at $7.50 for every 500 lb. hale over the price of ordinary cotton the day of sale. Every farmer availing himself of this offer can easily reap a benefit in the price of his cotton, which will enable him to pay for his seed and his fertilizers besfdes. If nothing prevents J will be at Bullock's Creek. Friday, March 15th, at 10 a. m.. and at Sharon at 4 p. tnof the same day and at Hickory Grove, Saturday, March 17, in the morning, for the purpose of taking orders for Seed and signing contracts on above terms. As it will take two or three weeks to get the seed Jt will be necessary to send the orders off within the next ten days, and I would be glad to hear t from any who may feel Interested. Unless all signs fail we will have lower prices for cotton this fall than last and the proposition I offer will be of great benefit to all who will take hold of it. S. W. GUY. Lowryville. S. C. Entertainment Friday Night "? IiOTS OF FUN IN STORE FOR A Lit THAT COME! SPELLING BEE?A rare treat furnished by Doctors, Lawyers, Preachers, Merchants, Ladies and Children, Also an attractive MUSICAL PRO* (,i: \M by the best local talent. This entertainment will be given under the auspices of the Ladies of the M. R. Church. Admission: 15 Wilts and 25 iH'iits, No reserved seats, At the COURT HOl'HK, FRIDAY KVKNINd, MAR. I?TII. at H o'clock. MAMIE JOHNSON, JULIA A. ALLEN. Committee. - SEED CORNThe farmer who farms for profit looks carefully to his seed. He Is Just as careful about the purity of the sted plunted us he Is about the preparation of the soM.?both are essential to success In farming. Many of our farmer customers look to us to furnish th n with the best of Seed Corn?we've been doing It for years. We know by long experience thut our farmer friend.* depend on us to get them the bssi and purest seed obtainable. They ** show their confidence in us by giving us their patronage. We show our appreciation of their favors by coming square up to the scratch. We are U| to the scratch this season and havt the old reliable Golden Dent, Whiti Dent and Snow Flake Seed Corn. A1 of these are absolutely true and pure. Also have Early Amber and Early Orange Cane Seed. fiet your supply early as our supply Is limited. YORK DRUG STORE. J. B. BOWEN, Proprietor. J. J. KELLER & CO., C'ONTISACTOllS AM) ItUILDKItS. WHEN PAINTING YOUR HOUSE Don't let first cost be your onlj guide. Get paint that will LAST?th, LAST is what cuts the figure in tin cost. You Know that we sell Devor Zinc-and-Lead and you are doubtless convinced Ion# ago that it is of tin lasting kind. We also sell John W. Masury's Paints. They are much better that an- most others. If you are going to paint we woulc lik<- to figure with you on a Completi Job. or just the Paint, or the Paint Oil. Varnish, Putty, Brushes, etc. A least see us before you paint. J. J. KELLER & CO. Wanted.?Your orders for al kinds of printed matter. Best worl at fairest prices. AUCTION SALES. - CLERK'S SALE. 1 S*ate of South Carolina?County of t York. IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. . Frona J. Horn, et ah, Plaintiffs, vs. Annie Horn, et a!., Defendants. PURSUANT to an order of court, In the above stated case, I will sell . at public outcry, to the highest res ponsible bidder, before the Jourt House door, at Yorkville, between the legal hours of sale on the FIRST MONDAY IN APRIL, 1906, (Salesday) /faonrlho^ noo 1 nrnnortv .i uie luiiumue ucovhueu i v tn Kiv|, /ivf I to wit: All that certain piece, parcel, or i tract of land lying:, and being: situated . in the town of Smyrna. In the county of York and State of South Carolina bounded by lots and lands of W. W. Castles, Robert T. Castles, J. A. Hope, t Robert Whisonant and others, and cont taining THIRTY (30) ACRES, more , or less. Terms op Sai.b?One-half cash, and I the balance on a credit of twelve L months, with interest thereon from the , day of sale, secured by a bond of the , purchaser and a mortgage of the [ premises sold, with leave to the pur. chaser to pay his entire bid in cash. , Any of the parties to the action may bid at said sale. Purchaser must comply with his bid within one hour ' or the land to be at once resold at the risk of such defaulting purchaser. Purchaser to pay for all papers. J. A. TATE, C. C. C. Pis. March 13 t 3t W The Enquirer office makes a specialty of Brief und Argument printing. Best work?lowest price. ( SUPERB Clot a The man who wears ready-m f Fit 111m Perfectly, to be of the I A Thoroughly Well Made, Correct lj ' Price?"8UPERB" Clothing fills | m so many good dressers prefer SI* I \ of ready-made clothing. The mak f as careful of the quality of the f A and the workmanship that goes t ments, as is ^emost particular cj d clothes have ?T ^nany friends. A Tailor-mady. Clothes that \ as would a suit of SUPERB C: v f 50 per cent more. Wear SUPJS; x ence. The difference is worth x Mv stock of Spring and Sumr 9 plete and includes all qualities wit A to please all buyers. For instanc A MEN'S SUITS?In various shadei f double breasted sacks, at $0.50, SI 9 FLUE SERGES in single and A linings, handsomely trimmed and ^ SIS a suit. Our $18 blue serge is f FLACK CLAY WOUSTEDS0 ble breasted cut, $0.50 to $18 a ai A See me for Clothes?Pest got I am selling Tm nty Pounds Sta <f I am selling Six Pounds of Pine a exactly the same grade of poastt r cans (very valuable caps) and paj | J. Q. WRAY, H 0 YORKVI F. C. li LACK I?lt*e Insurance. Old Line Mutual Legal Reserve Just as solid as it is possible to make anything. THE SECURITY LIFE AND ANNUITY COMPANY Has complied with the general Insurance laws, and is licensed to do business as legal reserve "Old Line" company. This mtans, that the state of North Carolina guarantees that the company's assets and liabilities are correctly given in its published statements. That the Company has deposited cash securities with the insurance commissioner for the absolute protection of its policy-holders. FRED C. BLACK. Paint! Paint!! I Paint!!! Your house needs paint! ' Good Paint Is the cheapest. We are . prepared to sell you the very best t Paints at the very lowest prices possible. We have just decided to stock 1 Paints and are going to expect a full share of the Paint business of York > county. Everything in the Paint | I.ine?House Paints, Floor Paints, I Buggy Paints. Wagon Paints, Fence Paints, well in fact Paints for everyr thing, and all kinds of Varnishes too. We guarantee our Paint just as far . as anybody, and go part the way home with you if required. STAR DRUG STORE, D. L. Shieder. Prop. .1. C. WILBOKN ATTORNEY and REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE nr. acres iii tin- (own of Yorkville?one tenant house, and has two Rood spring branches on it?five acres in wire pasture. Five Room Cottage, XxSO ft. Hall: front and back portico; well of good water on premises; so ft. frontage on Wright avenue. Rot well fenced. WANTED TO RENT. In good locality in Yorkville one ' six room cottage. 5 WANTED TO BUY. t One six or seven room house in good locality in Yorkville. If you have Houses to Rent, place them in my hand. .F. C. WIRROICX. I t Send your orders for Commercial printing to the Cnquirer ollice. ALLIANCE EXCHANGE FUND. THERE will be a meeting of Beersheba Alliance at Beersheba church next Saturday, March 17, at 2 p. m., to dispose of Alliance Exchange matter. W. A. BURNS. BULLOCK'S CREEK COTTON GROWERS. THERE will be a meeting of Bullock's Creek Cotton Growers at Blalrsville School House, Saturday March 17th, at 3 o'clock p. m. Full .. ton/lunno HtiolrAf] U " KELLY INMAN, Pres. We Sell Them RIGHT I keep in stock at all times such things to eat as Potatoes, Beans, Peas, and Canned Goods of all kinds. I have Tomatoes, Sauer Kraut, Apples, Peaches, Blackberries, and most everything kept In small groceries. Try my canned Kraut?its fine? only 10 cents a can. All Canned Vegetables at 10 cents now. T have Stock Powders to sell at 25 | cents a imckage. I guarantee it to do just what is claimed for it and now Is the time to use it freely. I am still in the MEAT MARKET business. When you want something nice in MEATS, Just 'phone fne and you'll get it promptly. Wherf you want to sell a nice Beef or Hog, just see me. I want them. Yours to serve, OLD GEORGE, THE BUTCHER. hing For Men. t lade Clothing wants his clothes to a attest Styles, of the Best Fabrics, fj i Trimmed and be Heasonable in A [ill these requirements, that's why y 'EBB Clothing to all other makes f ers of SUPEHB Clothing are just \ abric, the style, the finish, the fit f into the production of their gar- A jstom tailor?that's why SUI'EHB ,?id give you the same satisfaction A '" ^will easily cost you from 25 to v . CT^hes and you save the differ- f, h.g. A oer Clothing for men is very com- A h a wide range of styles and prices f e I have: A i. Invisible plaids, in single and A 10, $12,50, $15, $18 and $20 a suit. " double breasted sack suits, best of f thoroughly well made, at $0.50 up A a beauty and an extra value, -All wool, sack, in single and dou- \ uit. I ids at lowest prices. A ndurd <;ranuluted Sugar for $1,00, ^ Boasted CHiffw for This is f il Coffee that you get in "pretty" j ' $1.00 for live pounds, f rHE LEADER, | LLE, ?. C. ^ Jap. M. Starr, J. F. McElwee. President Sec. and Treas. YORK SUPPLY CO. Incorporated. SEED POTATOES We have SECOND CROP RED BLISS SEED IRISH POTATOES. The second crop makes a smaller potato than the first crop, but it is much better for planting purposes. Price, $1.50 Bushel. We have the CATAWBA YELLOW YAM SWEET POTATO and the W. J. GORDON YELLOW YAM SWEET POTATO, both the eating and bedding kind?very fine Potatoes. Price 75 cents a Bushel. Landreth's Fresh Garden Seeds? every paper fresh seed and two papers for 5 cents, GANTT'S GUANO DISTRIBUTORS. COTTON PLANTERS and a full supply of Farming Tools. Buy your PLOW MOLDS from us. We have a good assortment. Already received our third shipment. YORK SUPPLY CO. Table Furniture? My line of all kinds of Table Furniture is very complete and includes almost everything necessary for the proper and artistic dressing of the dininir table. Among other .things you will find here a complete assortment of fine China and Crockery ware, including a good selection of al! the different pieces necessary for the dinner or tea table; besides the necessary China I also have an elegant line of the very choicest Cut Glass, including all the different pieces, and then I also have a nice line of beautiful Pressed Glass, and* then when it comes to the Silverware, I am full up there. My line of Sterling and Plated Silverware is as large as is usually found in this section. If you want a rich Lamp to help out the effect?either Oil or Electric? I can also supply that. Come and see me about it. My prices are reasonable enough to please you. T. W. SPECK, The Jeweler. Stone Jars 500 Heavy flood Stone Jars?unlike the trifling stuff'peddled about lately. See 'em. ri'lSK MOLASSES?The bronzed people of the isles south of US have not yet learned to mix their "long sweetening" and we have some fresh old fashioned Porto Itieo molasses. NOW is the special season for Catlie Powders. 75 feeds, 20 cts.: IflO feeds. 10 is.: 10 feeds for so ets. The best and cheapest?money re ' - -> ' ' * i * funded i! users (ion t mid ii jum w. KVAI'OKATKI) FRF ITS are quite like the stuff fresh from mother earth. We have all sorts, but the kind that Mother Eve stumbled about Is the writer's favorite. Specially line Dates?the kind which grow giants of the east: Cabbage actually from Germany; Rice from Japan and Louisiana: Onions actually from Bermuda. Our stock is quite complete and we are especially anxious just now for more business. WANTS NOW?Butter ami Beeswax. . Don't |hiss us for Keetls. 1 WITHERS A DICK ES CO. J IF PICKING UF ! THE HOR! * Brings good luck?the will bring BETTER LUCK, and mor ^ to open your account at TIII^BAI f AHSOLUTELYS^KJ^ and subject to f are many others reasons, r Call to see us. ' LOAN AND SA\ YORKVILLE We Have Been Very Busy In Our Stock Business and have Just received a fresh carload of Mules and Horses. See us before buying. Just received two car loads of Studebaker Wagons in all sizes and tires. We are still selling BUGGIES and HARNESS under our well known Guarantee, and have such makes as BABCOCKS, HACKNEYS, COLUMBIA, HIGH POINT . and the OXFORD, of which we have Just received or will receive within the next few y, days a solid car. p Remember Our Implement Line ai Which Includes Cultivators, Walking and Riding Disk Plows, Daisy Corn Planters, and Cole Cotton Planters In three styles?cotton planter, cotton and fertilizer combination, and cotton, corn and fertilizer combination. 9' We guarantee each and every one of these articles to do the work Just as represented. If they do not we will take them back and refund your money. GLENN & ALLISON. DISC HA1IK0 Every practical farmer knows soil?deep plowing and thorough ci securing good crops. These points a who know things. The above facts arise is, "What tools shall I use to ready to answer your question and vince you that we know what we are For pulverizing you should usC ?either the Cut-a-Way or the Ordi a matter of preference) although m the Johnston Cut-u-W'ay. We have both styles of these Implements and come and see us ubout the matter. I superior points In the Johnston lie' other disc harrows?its superiority i' YORKVILLE HARDV C. II. O'LHARV. s HOME-MADE HARNESS. _ o! The place to buy Harness -to best th advantage is at the place where it is made. I can sell you? K Single Ruggy Harness at $10 to $15 the set. f0 Double Buggy Harness at $15 to $20 the set. S Also Single and Double Wagon Harness?extra heavy. cc Also Breechings, Lines, Bridles, etc., se all made here In the shop from First l Class Oak Tanned hand-stuffed leath- pj ers by expert harness-makers. w Special attention is given to special orders and Harness repair work. " Can furnish you any part or parts necessary to make your old harness complete. G. H. O'LEARY. BETHANY COTTON GROWERS, h? re THE Bethany Southern Cotton as- re sociation Is hereby called to meet at the Presbyterlal High School build- _ Ing on Friday March 16, at 2 p. m. Mr. W. H. Stewart, county organizer, will be present. ( 2t J. L. McOILL, President. ^ Pi FOR SALE. 01 SOME SEED CORN, grown in '4 and '5; baled Peavlne Hay and Fodder. J. B. SCOTT, It Yorkville, No. 3. ^ k_ W Remember that The Enquirer's ai printing pleases particular people m perfectly. ^WHITE DRE I ^ We have a good portion of our J in our store now, and are ready to best of everything in WHITE GOO widths and prices?and about our pr I WILL GIVE YOV THE VFItY HKS1 THAT YOU CAN FIND ANYWIIFR our prices the LOWKST to 1m* found In WHITE GOODS we have am ure D'Antin, St. Gall Swiss, Embroil Mercerized (permanent finish), Almi Mulls, in all shades, 12 1-2 cents a y Colored Silk Dress Patterns. 27 i shades and in figured, plaids and si 36 inch Waterproof Silk at 75 ceil 36 inch Chiffon Taffeta, $1.00 and 136 inch White Wash Silks at 75 ec 20 inch White Wash Silk at 25 <vi Kememher that all our silks are o be bought to sell at the above prices be made for the quality of silks we i We have a full line of LACES fri as line as you arc likely to want, ! EMBROIDERY with INSERTION GILT AND SI LV1011 KMBROIDE the newest thluK nut unil makes up Our line (if Ladies' FANCY AND 1 I is the richest shown in Yorkville. 1 come and see ours. All sorts of pri< Our Clothing for men and boys have a very complete stock at prices (;i:T Till-] HABIT of coming to sei Notions, llats, (Mnlliiiig. Shoes. etc money. Put us to the test. the strauss-sm: and Liberty Sts. : ; 5ESH0E ! 4 T opening of a BANK ACCOUNT \ e of it. Of course you will want \ <K. where your money will be * your check $ny day?and there f 4 'INGS BANK ' , s. c. I i f Second Crop Bliss. . J I It will pay you to buy this kind if du do not want to be troubled with otato Bugs. I have them on hand ' : $1.50 a bushel. ( I The best N. O. MOLASSES that ,'ei- struck this town at 60 cents a I allon. I LOUIS ROTH. 4 ws~ j < ? I ( i that proper preparation of the i < lltivation?Is half the battle In ' t re admitted by all good farmers being true the next question to get the best results?" We are believe we can thoroughly contalking about. a JOHNSTON DISC HARROW a nary disc?(the style Is largely Q any experienced farmers prefer jirst received a big shipment of would be pleased to have you ^et us point out to you the many rersible machines not found in s easily apparent. VARE COMPANY. EED POTATOES I have now on hand my usual well lected stock of SEED POTATOES, eluding the popular RED BLISS. OULTON ROSE. EARLY OHIO id IRISH COBBLER varieties. All ' my Seed Potatoes were grown by le best growers especially for the tuthern planters. Get your seed at ennedy's, and get Pure stock. I also have full variety of Garden seds, aw well as Onion Sets. See me r Seeds of any kind you need. . PRING CLOTHING j If you would be well dressed this I iming Spring and Summer call and I e the samples of the Celebrated AMM CO. T have their latest same book, and when a suit is sold it is 1th the guarantee that it must be erfect in Fit, in Quality, in Style and 'orkmanshlp. Prices Just right. W. M. KENNEDY, Agent. HELP WANTED. Y ESPECTABLE white woman, able \ arid willing to assist in general jusework, can get a good home and >asonable wages by applying with iferences, to Mrs. W. D. GRIST, Yorkville, S. C. TIME TO PAY. SUBSCRIBERS on my club for the | 5 YORKVILLE ENQUIRER will lease settle at once, either with me ' - at THE ENQUIRER Office. , JOE M. WHITESIDES. 1 PLEASE PAY UP. SUBSCRIBERS to THE YORK- , > VILLE ENQUIRER on my clu'o, < "e requested to make settlement with * ie or at THE ENQUIRER Office. 3t J. H. BIGHAM. J ;SS QOOD^ i I m o ' I' Spring stock of WHITE GOODS show discriminating ladles the DS in all qualities, varieties. a ices, just let us tell you that we r VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY ? n E?in many cases you will find I ong others: Batiste Carre, Ray- r dered Swiss, Printed Silk Mull. >ria Batiste, Scotch Lawns, Silk ard. nches wide, in light and dark W ripe patterns, at $1,00 a yard. 1 ts a yard, J $1.25 a yard, nts a yard, ^ ills a yard, f the very best quality that can Our prices are as low as can H ,ire offering. >m half cent a yard and up to ice our Laces. H to match at 5 cents a yard up. I ^ !RY for Ladies' Belts. This is a beautiful belt. PLAIN TURNOVER COLLARS If you would see the latest out a ;es. is now coming and we'll soon H ( i iu |?iuune (ill fwiiirrn. ? i? us liofore Dross (imsls. We can and will save you H t [TH COMPANY, Yarkville, S. C. 1 i wmmmmm ^ ! D. P. HEATH, Pres. Vnrlri/illp Riintir JL VI IV T I11V JL/Ulllllli NEW G Almost Every Trail mense Stock of D A New Shipment of Spi Ready-Made White Ski Largest shipment of Tri nany years. Come and see Visit our Bargain Depart "nr vnn will find Real Bar^ai MISCELLANEOUS dercerized Taffeta Checks, per yard, 23 cents. 0 mperlal Linen Chambrays, (Linen Finish) per yard 10c and 15c. s lenly Serge, per yard, 20 cents. Chameleon Suitings, per yard, 30 cts. ^ tampoor Silk Finish Chambrays, (all shades), per yard 35 cents. Embroideries and Laces, the yard 5 cents up to $4.50. A GROCEf 1,000 lbs. ltOASTED COFFEES to retail lbs for $1.00, Cash. Try our Coffees. Wit LOAD MOL ASSES?All grades. Sc WitIX)AD SWEET and IltlSII SEED IK) prices? .Just right, of course. W It LOAD DUX LOP PATENT FLOUItAltLOAR HALF PATENT FLOUR?A < !AltIX)AD MAGNOLIA FLOUR?PIcasei Yorkville Bankii ^ 4- 1\/\ t/uiut; iu iti^== j for blue ribbon extract, coffee and tea, o meal, flour, molasses, j. j! canned goods of all kind, ? breakfast food, I* octagon soap. tl bran and shorts.i. w. johnson. L A D I I We have MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. Spring Weight Vests, White and Fan a yard up?Bargain Hosiery?Lace yard up?Up-to-date Neckwear an< kerchiefs?and lots of other things i W We are right busy now in our if you wish any work, please SPEAK Jk/ Foushee ( vo" X "L Our next MONDAY'S SPi ^QU Owe It! g You owe it to your wife, chil- a Iron or other dependents, as well as P o your creditors to insure your life. a fou owe it to YOURSELF to insure n the company that guarantees by he longest and cleanest record of lonorable, fair dealing with policy lolders?the company that has proven >y Its past record that It can be trust- ^ :d to carry out Its contracts to the let- C er at the lowest cost consistent with Pi Lhsolute Safety. You owe it to your- hi elf to insure in such a company n< vliether you are personally solicited 2t ir not. Developments of the past ? ear have fully demonstrated to the rorld that the MUTUAL BENEFIT Is he Ideal Policy Holders' company nd that for Sixty-one years it has arried out its contracts at lower cost o polity holders than any other comiany, notwithstanding the fact that hey have always been the most libral. Its guaranteed rates are Lower o start with than any other company f recognized standing and Grow less ! nnually by reason of dividends. Look Before YOU Leap! SAM M. GRTST, Special Agent. YORKVILLE | !iiil<liii? and Loan Association OF YORKVILLE. S. C. - il L. 14.. iU A I-urnisnei trie opportunity u< v..v. rofitable investment of Savings, how* ver small or large. Enables persons of small means to )wn Their Own Homes on Easy "erms. Lends Money on Good Security from >ne to Five Year Periods. Applications now being received for i New Series of Stock. For further and more specific infornation apply to W. BROWN WYLIE, President. iEO. W. WILLIAMS. Secretary and Treasurer. Place Your INSURANCE I n the :arolina mutual INSURANCE CO. A OOOD. STRONG. RELIABLE 'OMPA.NY mac will i'ai invuSAND DOLLARS just as soon as | here Is proof of death. T. A. MATTHEWS, Local Agent. W Remember that The Enquirer's Minting pleases particular people lerfectly. A W. S. NEIL, Vice Pres. ig and Mercantile OODS C n Adds Its Share t< ry Goods, Clothing, ring Oxfords just in. rts?one, two and three pla .inks, Suit Cases and Bags them. ment on the Second Floor?' ns there?on the Second Flo GINGHAMS ? All Colors?Stripes and Checks. 36 7 inch Maxin Ginghams, per yard 8 1-3 cents. tandard A. F. C. Ginghams, the yard 30 10 cents. ge ine Tolle Du Nord Ginghams, the yard, 12 P2 cents. La PERCALES Eg 11 Colors?Light and Dark Patterns. UES AND HARD1* at from 5 to 7 CARLOAD CORN fc Large shipment of P COTTON PLANTED >e us. TING DISC IIARRG TATOES. Hie . , . . , ? Just received a larg< You know we carry -bout Bolng. well as BUGGIKS ai clone second. If you want a , 9 most folks. in the quality and th ng & Mercantile THE M. FIDELITY TRUST _ COMPANY ri OF" vJ Chester, South Carolina. CAPITAL $-10,000.00. flice In Tlie Exchange Bank, Chester. Directors: L. Glenn, S. M. Jones, C. McFadden, J. K. Henry, . H. Ferguson, T. H. Whits, , E. McFadden, H. Samuels, M. 8. Lewis. _ , We allow Interest at the rate of 5 llgi f*r cent on your deposits. As we loan on Real Estate only O! lere is no safer Institution than this ne In which to put your money. For Loans on Real Estate apply to W. W. LEWIS, 1st Attorney for York County, oul Yorkville S. C. 1 .. Gu 3 C i ^4 *5 ab< i CORSETS and GIRDLES? Co yot cy Shirt Waist goods?from 5c el? and Embroidery from 2 cts a mi i Hand Bags?Combs?Handft'hlch U?H?2?C thl Dress Making Department, so, EARLY. Cash Store. 1KVILLE, S. C. 3CIAL will be LACE, &c. ya: Fa mc col ^?? as PLEASE SETTLE. . ^ J UBSCRIBERS to THE ENQUI- in* 5 RER on my club who have not Iready paid for their papers, will ( lease settle with me or at the office ? t their earliest convenience. R. BANKS BLACK. Feb. 20 sw tf TIME TO PAY. YC SUBSCRIBERS to THE ENQUIRER TC j on my club who have not already xid will please do so at once, as I lve 10 mane a nnai seiweinem uj i __ >xt THURSDAY. p G. M. CARROLL. |c|a LADI COLL LOT NO. 1?Good assortment of LAD OVER COLLARS?many are 5 CENTS EACH. LOT NO. 2?EMBROIDERED TURN ty patterns. 10 CENTS AND LOT NO. 3?LADIES' TAB COLLA CENTS AND 50 CENTS EACH LOT NO. 4?LARGE CIRCULAR CO made of Veniee Lace, Irish Crn $1.75 EACH. Patent Leatf In Black and Ked?the kind the Htth Ribbc Just received four pieces of No. 9 GR lug Collars?Navy, Brown, G THE YARD. Have you thought of that LINI showing some good values In 36 INCP AM) 50 CENTS THE YARD. Four Pieces 9 We are showing four pieces of \ values to wear, as well as to read abc Navy and Green?52 inches wide. Tl THE YARD. The Thomsor THE PEOPLi O'Leary Building. R. E. HEATH, Sec.-Trcas. i Company, Inc. OMING ) an Already ImGroceries, Etc. its?$1.00 Each, received in Yorkville in Vou can't afford to miss it or. Inch Minerva Percalea, the yard 10 cents. inch Punjab Percales, per yard, 12 1-2 cents. WHITE GOODS Inch White Lawn, the yard 8 1-Sc. tter qualities, the yard 10c, 12 l-2c, 18c and upward, rge assortment Barred Muslins, per yard 5c, 8c, 10c 12 l-2e, 15c. yptlan Dimities or Nainsooks, the yard, 10c, 12 l-2c, 15c, 18c, 20c, 25c, 35c and upward. WARE >r feed?does mules good. LOW MOULDS, PLOW POINTS. IS, GUANO DISTRIBUTORS, CUT?W8, RAKES, HOES, Etc. ? shipment of FERTILIZERS, a big line of BUGGY HARNESS as id HARNESS. dULE come to see us. We can suit e price. Company, Inc. L. Carroll. C. W. Carroll. CARROLL BROS. INE POUND rm & Hammer Brand )da?FIVE CENTS. "RED C" OIL II for "RED C" OIL?makes whiter ht and don't smoke chimney. LIVER PLOWS Ye have sold about 100 Oliver Mid* Buster and Turn Plows since Jan. . This should convince you witht doubt, WHICH 18 THE BEST. The OLIVER plows are thoroughly aranteed against flaws. Also they t insured to run to Your 8atisfao* n. Ye have BUFFALO-PITTS on the id. Ask any one who has run one out them. Remember, also, that we buy Flour, rn, Oats, by the car and can give n as GOOD PRICES as any one e, and we would appreciate it very ich if you would call and see us len you are In the market for anyng in our line. CARROLL BROS. COTTON INSURANCE. AM prepared to write Insurance on Cotton stored either in open rd or in outbuildings on farms, rmers can arrange to borrow >ney on my Insurance policies on :ton held on their farms the same if the cotton were stored in a rehouse in town. Rate 3) per cent, ite or call at my office for rates of iurar.ce and other information. J. R. LINDSAY. Dct. 3. t.f. tf. WALL PAPER >U WILL FIND ME NEXT DOOR I Dr. BRATTON'S OFFICE. A. B. GAINE8. F Send your orders for CommerI printing to the Enquirer office. ES' A RS IES' EMBROIDERED TURNworth 10 cts. But all go at -OVER COLLARS?very daln25 CENTS EACH. rsj in Pr^nm and Ecrue. 25 [. LLARS?Cream and Ecrue? chet Edge. $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, ier Belts i tots wear. 10 CTS EACH. m OS GRAIN RIBBON for makreen and White?15 CENTS 2N SHIRT WAIST? We are I WHITE LINEN at 25, 35, 40 of flohair IOHAIR SICIL.L.IAN, that are >ut. Colors are Black, Brown, lis week they go at 50 CENTS i Company :'S STORE Phone 63. * 1