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good. Since many of these houses, dishonestly secured patronage by a most artful system of graft, it is to be expected that other houses will try the same or improved plans. It will require strenuous honesty on the part of the board to resist the tine talk and promises of the agents of the whisky houses. They are certainly on trial. It is to be hoj>ed that one board can pass the ordeal with clean hands and unstained characters.?Carolina Spartan. AT THE CHURCHES. CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD. BFV. J. O. BAB1N. RFXTVm. Sunday Skrvicbs.?Morning service at 11 o'clock. Sunday school at 3 p. m. Afternoon service at 4 p. m. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN. rev. e. e. gidle3pik, pastor Sunday Services?Sunday school at 10 a. m. Morning service at 11 a. m. Evening service at 8 o'clock. TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL. rev. j. l. stokes. d. d.. pastor. Sunday Services?Morning service at 11 o'clock. Sunday school at 3.30 p m. Evening service at 8 o'clock. ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN. rev. w. c. swart, pastor. <- . .. Omwinw Snhhath school OUDUA1 uiutxvwv at 10 a. ni. Morning service at 11 o'clock. Evening service at 8 o'clock. BAPTIST. Sundat Services?Sunday school at 10 o'clock, a. m. jtyfrial holies. Congregational Meeting. There will be a Congregational meeting of the members of the Yorkvllle Baptist church, next Sunday morning immediately after Sunday school. A full attendance is requested. Reno and Alvord. Most vaudeville entertainments consists of six acts or so. Reno and Alvord's Surprise Company will give nine strong, clean acts in its coming engagement at the Opera House on Monday night in their latest success. "A Day at the Circus." Reno and Alvord are in the circus business and rather than lose some of their best specialty people by letting them scatter in vaudeville engagements, they decided to keep them employed throughout the winter season. They are with but two exceptions. circus performers who do their regular circus turns on the stage. The - ? .......I.,,-ni.. exceptions are nign cium performers engaged so as to vary the entertainment. The show Is a clean and wholesome one throughout, with no suggestion of offense and caters especially to ladies and children. Letter to Rev E E Gillespie, Yorkville S C. Rev Sir: In making pastoral visits, of course, you do not consider your pleasure or comfort or ease; you go where your people live. But you have . two sets of feelings in going about? can't help it?we all have. But you especially haver for a part of your business is sympathy. Well-kept lawns and well-tllhd fields, nice homes and nice people, are cheerful to you. as they are to everyone. Tumble-down buildings, poor fences, men harrassed by burdens too heavy for them, overworked women, and dirty-faced children, you may be strong to get on with: but you would be more than human to find inspiration in misery. Paint divide 8 the two sorts of people: one paints, and the other don't. Or perhaps, the thrifty paint well; the unthrifty paint ill. To paint well is to keep palat sound. There are two ways to do it: one is bound to paint often; the other to use good paint. . . . . . , t It costs about half as much to paint Devoe as to paint with any other paint; for Devoe takes fewer gallons than mixed paints and wears twice as long as lead-and-oil. The thrifty and comfortable have the art of using money more wisely. How lucky they are! how happy! 67 Yours truly F W Dfsvor & Oo P. S.?J. J. KELLKR & CO.. sell our naint. She gorltuille Cotton JRarhet. Corrected Semi-Weekly by Messrs. Latta Bros. Yorkvhxb, March 30. 12 m.?The local market stands as follows: Cotton 11 to 11| Laita linos. WANTED A YOUNG man to work on farm. One not afraid of work. Good wages and good home to the right parties. Addnss FARMER, Enquirer Office. Yorkvllle, S. C. March 23 sw 2t or tf. NOTICE. UNDER authority given us by J. T. Gantt. Secretary of State, we b? g to announce that the books of subscription to the canital stock of CLOVER GINNING CO., are now open at the store of Messrs. W. R. St roup & Bro. There will be a meeting of the stockholders of said company, on SATURDAY. APRIL 7TH, 2 P. M. at Clover, S. C., for the purpose of organizing. D. A. MATTHEWS. W. B. STROUP. J. B. ROBINSON. W. E. ADAMS. M. L. SMITH. It Corporators. NOTICE TO ALL FRIENDS OF COTTON: AT the regular meeting of the York County Southern Cotton association. to be held next SATURDAY at 4 p. m.. at the Court House, there will be addresses by Mr. E. D. Smith. State President and National Organizer; Mr. H. B. Tindal, State Viee President and Division Organizer; Mr. F. H. Weston State Secretary: Mr. F. H. Hyatt, State Treasurer: ami Mr. \V. H. Stewart, County Organizer. It is earnestly requested that every farmer in the COUNTY attend. J. A. LATTA. President York Township S. C. A. C. K. SPENCKR. President. York County S. C. A. OPERA HOUSE OXK NIGHT ONLY Saturday, March lilst Speeial Guaranteed engagement or the IIFKALD KQl'AKK COMIC OPFICA COMPANY Presenting the Merry Musical Mivup 'A TRIP TO INDIA" A la* git a Minute Guaranteed. Pretty Girls?Pietures<|iie Costumes? Itriglit ? Catehy ? Whistlcahlc Tit ties?('lever ('timetlia lis. A FKSTIVAIj OF MUSIC AND A HANOI FT OF MlltTII. Prices: 35c, 50c and 75c. W Seats now on Sale at York Furniture Company's Office. " TORNADO INSURANCE. IT will not cost much to protect yourself against loss by a torna.i~ 'im... tiuii i renresent ?l.f. . ..* ......p. - . that write this class of risks haw assets of fIfi.OOO.OOO. In view of the fact that you can insure your dwelling. either in town or country, for $1,000 for three years, for $7.00, can you afford to be without it. SAM M. GRIST, Agent. March 16 sw tf W The Enquirer oOut* makes a specialty of Hrief and Argument printing. Best work?lowest price. I OPERA HOUSE ONE XICillT OXIjY Monday, April 2nd, RENO &ALVORD'S SURPRISE COMPANY IX THEIlt LATEST SUCCESS "A DAY AT THP PTRrTTC:" X X A J ' V/ NX w ' 12??REAT FEATURE ARTISTS?12 BAND AND ORCHESTRA I'rkfs 25c, 35c and 50c. SEATS NOW OX SALE. Your Easter Hat? Have you given YOUR order for your EASTER HAT? If not. call and see Mrs. Dobson. She has the latest beauties, and they are being taken up daily. See them. So nobby and stylish. She is now showing new Trimmed Hiits and will continue to show novelties during the s?a?on as they come ojt. Children's and Mourning Hats a specialty. PEERLESS PATTERNS. Wo are agents for ahove PATTERNS?5<\ 10c. 15c?none hotter at any price. Two special Points?Maximum of Excellence?Minimum of Itlce. DOBSOX BROS.' CASH STORK. "They Use Wooden Plows".... In some parts of tlie Far Eastern eountry the people are still tilling the soil with wooden plows. We think this very crude as compared with our modern implements. People using old chests, bureau drawers. lugging money around on their persons and having secret places in the wall for their BANK, are just as crude in their Banking Methods. The First National Hank Yorkvillo S. C. Good News-? Valuable News! We have just received a large quantity of STARRS LIVER REGULATOR?The Same Good Old Kind? And this is the season when it does special good. Have you ever tried it? If you haven't, you should. One box will convince you that it will sure cure that tired feeling so many have in the Spring, and then it will positively cure biliousness. Constipation, . Sick Headaches, Loss of Appetite, Indigestion. Dyspepsia, and all diseases arising from a torpid liver, and a most excellent laxative in malaria condition?such as Chills and Fever. Ague, and in female disorders. Only costs 2."> cents and will be worth dollars to you. nimn ttTnni; n I ;i I\ 1/1% l \ji D. L. Shieder. Prop. HATS Jefferson's and Stetson's Just last week we received an immense shipment <>f HATS for Men and boys. Every hat in the lot is of the latest style in Shape and Shade, ant' the i|Ualities are all that any reasonable buyer could ask at ifnywhere near our prices. The prices of our new shipment of Hats range from 50 cents to $5.00 cacli. This is our first shipment of the new Spring Styles in Men's and Hoys' Fur Hats?or if you prefer, wool hats. The shipment was made up of STETSON' and JEFFEItSON HATS. Eel us tell you about the JEFFEItSON. We have been selling the JEFFEItSON brand of Hats for men and boys for several years. We have sold several thousand of them. They have Included all styles, shapes, sizes and prices, and they have been worn by all classes of people?in fact the Jefferson is a hat that will please almost any man or boy. During all the time we have been selling the JEFFEItSON HAT We Have Never Had a Complaint or a Kick About Its Wearing tonalities. Its Style, Its Shape or on any other grounds. This fact tells a lot in favor of the JEFFEItSON Huts. If you have never worn a JEFFEItSON HAT come and let us show you what it is. It will please you in style, in quality, in shape, and in the price. The price is especially pleasX..? !DDtM.MlOl iV II \'IV .otcl 11iK? iifrumr dnr r i.* -? ? ?? -* less than most gnoil Hats, rover your head with a JKKFKKSOX. Remember Wlt.XY when you want SIIOF.S. Iltvt Shoes?I <ow est* Price. J. Q. WRAY, The Leader Jas. M. Starr, J. F. McElwee President Sec. and Treas. YORK SUPPLY CO. Incor|M?i*ate<l. Canned GoodsWe have a good assortment and hip stock of OAXXRl) OOOltS?a very superior quality of TOMATOKS we are selling at HI t'ents per Can. and $1.10 per dozen. VAX CAMP'S 1H>MIXY for 10 Cents. We have SWKBT POT A TO KS. both Fating ami Redding. The OORDOX YAM. CATAWHA YAM. C.KOltOIA P.CCK ami the VIXKLKSS. We sell YAM potatoes at 75 Cents |h>i* bushel. A splendid eating Potato at 75 Cents bushel, lied Pliss Irish Potatoes, $1.50 bushel. Karly Amber. Orange and Red Top Cane Seed, will make more feed than anything else you can plant. PLOW FIXTIKFS ? Iron and Wooden Ileum Plow Storks. (Santt 'iuanii Distributers, Cotton Planters. Cultivators and Plows for same: a sph-mlid assortment of Plow Molds. Cotton Hows and Sweeps; Cloth and Ijeather Collars and everything needed on a plantation. Have received a shipment of Shoes and expect more this week. Call and see t(It-III. YOltK SI'I'I'LV CO. PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO. T Oi iK in tin* Display Caw at Main J J street entrance to Studio for samples of View Work ami Sepia Post Cards. Views of our streets taken (luring the busy cotton season. Orders for View Work taken at Studio. Office hours from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Phone No. 132. Miss ROSA J. LINDSAY. u Knot Fa MONDAY, AT 8 _ D BAG an WONDERFUl ll\M> ?ItliK'k fi lit I Colors I A Much 1 tetter ItAO?llluek. Itrm I ?? The Newest Tilings Out?< II/T IjI ?Very Swell?ll.\\l> BARS n A I teller BLACK LEATHER?Nie ror at BEL Nobby WHITE BELTS nt Embroidered WHITE BELTS at . Those EARLE and SHAPED EM at HILT and SILYEH?very stylish? L BELTS at SEE OPII V Du Knot Furglt tu Bet item be r tli TIIK rOUSHEE YOKKVILI SEEDS ; If von haven't yet made your pur- ? chase of FIELD and HARDEN r SEEDS, you will serve your best in- ( terests by remembering that the York Drug Store is the BEST place to buy. We sell the celebrated Landreth Seeds?than which there are none better?better seeds are not grown. . Among other FIELD SEEDS you will find here CiOLDEX and WHITE J DENT and SNOW FLAKE Seed Corn. " and EARLY ORANHE and EARLY ' AMBER Cane Seed.. We also have on ' hand a fairly good supply of RED and WHITE ONION SETS. And then , otitnvv ' ion, our aMiMuiinii ... ............. HKKDS. while not so large as it has been, is still complete as to variety, and everybody knows it is all there in quality. If you want Seeds of anykind remember to go to the YORK DRUG STORE, J. B. BOWEN, Proprietor. Devoe Paint Has stood the test of time?it continues to stand the tests of time and ail other tests?but the weather is the * hardest test of all?but DRVOR does not tlinch from even this test. There is a house in Yorkville painted over a fifth of a century ago with DRVOR ?today it looks better than many houses painted ten years later with" other paint than DRVOR?moral: You buy DRVOR. DRVOR Paint is different from other so-called Paints in that it (iocs Further. I<asts Longer and its cheaper in the long run. If you are figuring on Painting your residence, let us tell you something? it is to our mutual advantage, hut espeeially advantageous to YOU?Use DRVOR. It tiocs Further?and it liUsts I singer?U e DRVOR. X' Ask about "Em."?You'll need "Em." J. J. KELLER & CO. WnnlH Vnur TT UU 1VI i vui Income Stop? Should you meet with an accident that disabled you would your Income stop? If it did have you made provisions for such a possibility by laying aside sufficient funds to support yourself and family and meet tin- extra expenses incident to such occasions? The foregoing question is worthy of your consideration and if the answer to the first is "yes" and the second "no," and if you are a wise man you will take out a regular accident policy in the AETNA, tlie biggest, strongest and most liberal company selling accident insurance in the United States. It also sells Health Insurance, which guarantees you against loss on account of sickness. Particulars cheerfully furnished on application. Right now is the best time to attend to the matter. SAM M. GRIST. SniiiII Kami Bargain The Jones (Jimiery ami Saw Mill Tract Under Hammer. I have the \V. J. J( >NI'!S property. 2i miles south of Yorkville. including 112 acres, three habitable houses good barn, win house, machine shop, good second hand steam plant, ginnery and tools of various kinds, to be disposed of al once, almost regardless of price, and I lien by make th following announcement: All the personalty referred to will he offend at public auction on the premises, beginning at a. 111., APRIL 12. Terms?CASH. The farm on which 1 am prepared to give a very low ligure, is in a I state of cultivation and very desirable. A fair offer made quickly, will settle tile deal. If you wish to buy, rent, or sell properly, come and talk the matter over with me and list your wants. J. C. WILBORN. DR. M. W. WHITE, I ~ " c>?, ^TTICe UppU5iic rvskviiivv* -| \(S KKSIILTS?NO CHAKIiK. 1 lit x I t i i it is ;i in is; 11 > | >)'?! i<*i isi< > 11 in the miiiils of some as In Irrnis oil which I hamllc Stocks ami Km ids, tin y having the Idea that if they place their securitii s in my hands to he sold and there is 110 sale, they will be liable for advertising and other expenses. This is a mistake, I do business on a strictly commission basis and a very riasonable one at that. If I make no sale then there is no charge. if a sale is made I get only the I commission. I'lace your orders with me. They will receive prompt, careful attention, and be treated as strictly confidential. W.WTKI)?Five shares of Loan anil Savings Hank Stock at $110. I'Olt SALF?One share of Fir-t National llank of Yorkvillc Stock at $1 Id. M. W. WIIITF. RINGS WITH BIRTH STONES I have jus't received about a thousand dollars worth of Finger Rings for ladies and gwntlemen and children. These rings are set with Jtirth Stones? that is each month has a birth stone < and 1 have the Kings for each month j of the year. The prices range from ' $1.00 lip t<> $50.0 or iiioiv each. The birth stones ami mouths arc like I his: January Garnet. I-Vbruary Amethyst. March Bloodstone. April Diamonds. May Kinerald. June Pearl. July ltuby. August Sardonyx. September Sapphire. (letober Opal. November Topaz. December Turpuoise. ("all and see these Rings. T. W. SPECK, The Jeweler. iW Wanted.?Your orders Tor all ' kinds of printed matter. Best work | ul. fairest prices. < le Tu Kum! j A. M.. TO OUR DBELT SALE !; . BARGAINS licallier nt 21 Cts. vn, \iivj and C?m?n leather at 41 Cls. 'I ?\TIIKIt mill WI1ITK CAXVAS It".7.7.7.77 11 i ts. cly Fitted with Purse and Mir til Cts. - TS 9 Cts. 13 Cts. BllOIDEltED WHITE BELTS 33 23 Cts. also BLACK and WHITE SILK 43 Cts. ,'IXDOWS. ic TIME. CASH STORE, I MONEY TO LEND. a f \ N improved farms in York county. L/ Interest: Loans not under $1,000. per cent: under $1,000, 8 per cent. >Io broker's commissions. Repaynents easy. Apply to C. W. F. SPEN- e JER, Rock Hill, or undersigned. a C. E. SPENCER, Atty. at Law. u Dec. 1. Aug. 1. f.t WANTED Information as to the whereabouts of mary schubert, widw of wenzel schubert, deceusd, the said Mary Schubert, having an nterest in the estate left by the said r Venzel Schubert. JOHN R. HART. I ittorney for the administrator of the 1 estate of Wenzel Schubert, tyir. 9. f 6t i O. P. HEATH, Pt. W. S. NEIL, YORRVILLE B. i INCORPOl MILL! The Most Fash Our MILLIN'ERY STOCK for has arrived, and our MILLINER HATS, and in a few days we will 1) OUR SPRING MILLINERY OPI and don't purchase your Easter Iln our display. Our Millinery will 1 Quality, in Variety, and we expect SELL TIIE GOODS* WATCH FOR THE DATE OF NEWEST We have an extra nice line of in all the latest designs, and In a See our line of MARSEILLES < prices range from $1.00 to $:*.r>0 e I We are showing a most magnifl for Shirt Waists?prices to please t yard. I wo navo some vory striking hi for Suits?4fi inches wide?pi Negligee Shi: Wo have just received a la SHIRTS for men and hoys. They ; est fabrics, and they arc here in all a shipment of COAT SI I HITS?on i are very popular with men who tvn Among our latest receipts is a I the shipment includes all Styles, r nearly till Prices. See us for hca< Groceries an< Car DCXLAP'S PEST PATENT I (Quality?Try it?You'll he pica* ?l We can make you interesting i TOBACCOS. in large or small t|Uti Full line of liaiues. Collars. Cli Shipment of "Cole" Cotton Pla Just received ear load of COTT Yorkville B & I i^aii nm iw^r^n iiimiiwaiH GARDEN HO GA1 Wo liavo just roooivod a 1 >t of fl crnts. ('onto t<> soo us. when you garden or lawn. In the Hardware lino wo have Haines, Traoo ''Mains. Lor Chains. I thing carried in a tirst-class Hardwf Yorkville Hardv f Your Money Is I NEVER f a UNLESS IT TS IX A SAFE HANK ' lminl as if it wen* in your pocket <? ' f for you have hut to UltAW YOUl i wish to spend. ami, furthermore A ffood as a ! ? ? ? !|?t?*il hill to prove tf k AllKOLVTH SAFE j LOAN AND SA} J YORKVILLE I AM 7 Headquarters for Ml grades of COFFEE niul TEAS, >\VIFTS HAMS ami BREAKFAST STRIPS, IIE1XZ PICKLES?Both sweet and sour. [X>M.\TO CHUTNEY, OLIVE OIL. )LIVES, mmKEES SALAD DRESSING, ILUE RIBBON EXTRACTS, V full Supply of SPICES. I. W. JOHNSON. Second Crop Bliss It will pay you to buy this kind If ou do not want to be. troubled with Jotato Bugs. I have them on hand t $1.50 a bushel. The best N. O. MOLASSES that vei struck this town at 60 cents a lallon. LOUIS ROTH. ATTENTION COMRADES. rHERE will be a meeting of the Mieah Jenkins Camp in the Court louse, at 11 o'clock, a. m., April 2d, 906. A full attendance requested. J. E. LOWRY, It Commander. V. Pt. R. E. HEATH, Sec.-Tr. I i M. COMPANY, fj RATED. ? NERY I lionable Styles , the SPRINT, SEASON OF 1906 is at work on the PATTERN I e ready to announce the date of < 5XI.VG. Watch for the DATE. i ( it or Bonnet until you have ween I | 1 >e up-to-the-second in Style, in j to MAKE PRICES THAT WILL ' OUR MILLINERY OPENING. i ARRIVALS i DOILIES and TABLE LINENS variety of qualities. 3UILTS?it Is a beautiful line? ucli. cent line of ALL-OVER LACES til buyers?25 cents to $2.t?0 per r.ACW fin,l WITITI,- STT.V WW/PH yard. I I rts for Men rpe shipment of XEOLIOEE in- iilfely made up of the eholeI sizes and all prices. Also have nnd off just like your coat?they nit comfort in Shirts. See them. arpe shipment of Men's HATS? ill Shades, all Shapes, and very ' ilpear. : i Hardware today?Our Sales on it proves its with it. ' rices on SOAI'S. S.MTT'S anil intities. a ins. Ktr, j liters and (aiiano Distributer-. OX SEED MEAL. M. Company. c SE (DEN HOSE h. Hi anion llns??7.J. 10. 12J and l."? want Huso for sprinkling your I'lows, Harrows. Plow Mollis, ^ [t roast Chains, in faot most anyiro Sturo. 2t it irare Company, i ?I I t V, SAFE Js t w ,, and yot it is as rloso to your A locked in your bureau drawer? ^ It ClIKClv for the amount you 9 the (WNOKI.KI) I'llKCK is as ^ _ ie payment. A TV IS ASSURED. 4 ^INGS BANK { Y S. C. J T New Spr ROLLING TO STOR] Kvpry tim<? the clonk ticks f riurinpr that period of time, so has been added to the enormn I WW. That's why everybody com When Its NEW Its IIF.KIv LAWNS AN1 Our shelves are packed shades in these goods, and wh your memories the suggestion LAWNS and ORGANDIES. Pi WHITE We have spared no pains to ments in our two big stores, c SATISFY THE MOST PARTIt WHITE WAIXTINGS and SUIT 27 inch White Oxford Wall 27 inch Popiinett. a beaut suits. 15 cents the yard. 27 inch White Kasket Wen 27 inch Mercerized Whiti better than silk and you would We ha.ve a big line of Whi ferent patterns to select from? CLOTHING This department has rece past week, and will appeal SPIJI\(; SI IT or SOMKI'111 .X Don't forgot that Tho Ladh IWTTKItX. "We've (Jot 'Km." The Thorns What Is Bromonia? Bead the following earefiflly: If you have consumption 01 *oine of tho contagious forma ol lilood poisoning We cannot curt ton. We don't pretend to ouri yon. You need tho indlvidua treatment of some skilled specialist: but if you are run down in general health, if you have dyspepsia lire subject to fainting spells, a victim to insomnia, biliousness, kidnej i?r liver trouble, catch cold easily If your system is In that condltior that you may become an easy prej to the disease germs of pneumonia la grippe and the various epidem ics, if you are bothered with con slant headache, loss of memory general impaired vitality, we car help you, and, if you follow our dl root Ions, render you Immuni ugainst sickness. Most skin diseasi can he cured by the use of "lire monia." "Bromonia" is to the human sys ,? m<a Qcrntdiintr brush am soap are to the dirty washbowl. T aids Nature to resume no.-ma [lotion. It increases the strength, 'hi lighting ability of the phagocytes o the blood; it promotes the health} flow of the salivary and gastric se rretions. If your stomach is it good condition you are well. Tin Chinese are a wise people. The: accost each other with, "How I.1 your stomach?" We don't ask you to invest a cen until you have trlcil "Bromonla* at our expense. A single bottle of ten times works wonders. Cut ou the Coupon at the bottom of thii col um n. Write name and address plainly lie careful to address lilEOMO M.\ CO.. NEW YORK. I'itKE llltOlWOXTA COUPON. T hereby declare that T have nevei before had a free bottle of "Bro niouia." Kindly send me on< without any cost to rue whatever Name Pity ' -late My Nearest Dealer is at 2,"? and 5(1 Cents. Special sale now being held a Star Drug Store, Kxclusive Whole sale Agent for Yorkville and vlcin i I y. Dealers elsewhere desiring agencj ipply to Murray Drug Co., Coluin Ida. S. C. Jlace Your INSURANCE i ine :arolina mutual insurance c( A fJOOn. STHONC,. RRLIAKI DMPAXY that will PAY A TIIOl \.\*P DfUJjAltS jwst as soon iprc is proof of death. T. A. >1 ATTIIEWS, I<oeal Agent. SPECIALS Fresh lot POUCH?regular pri ) rents. Till next Pni|iiirer, off at 15 els. or seven packs for S1.41 I'OSTCM COPPKIO PUKKAIr-i i?l 25c sizes. Our loose OATMRAIi is the HPS' The sweetest of sweeps is UOXI'3 id we have a package from Main Sweet Potato Slips Come and join a shipment of go. uieties from the home direction ie sugary tuher?Southward. Our lino of t'rookory, China, Ola! < ., is tho most ooiuplolo in Yor llo. Throo ami Fivo Oallon Oil ('a ill soon pay for tlirmsnlvos in lo ieo of oil,, to say nothing of ll m vonlonoo. For Anything in our Linos, i-oiisi ADICKES. WALL PAPER OU WILL FIND ME NEXT DOC 0 Dr. BRATTON'S OFFICE. A. B. GAINES. ing Goods OUR BIG E EVERY DAY. t.fi-in times, you ran ho assured that mothing in NEW SPRING CSOOns us Stor k of THE THOMSON COMUPS to THOMSON COMPANY'S. ?When its its NEW. D ORGANDIES chock-a-block, in all the leading en you look at them they bring to of Springtime. Ask to see these ices from 10c to 50c the yard. i GOODS make this one of the best departmd we feel that we are AHLE TO HILAR PEOPLE when it comes to 'INOS. sting, 10 cents the yaril. ' Iful White Suiting for shirt waist uve?highly mercerized?25c the yd. p Eolienne?looks like silk?wears think it was silk?the yd. 50 cts. te Mercerized Waistings?many dif-at 25c, 33c and 50c the yard. AND SHOES ived many new things during the to every one who wants a NEW i NEW IN FOOT WEAR. s* Home Journal I'uttero IS TIIE ;on Company M. L. Carroll. . C. W. Carroll. CARROLL BROS. ONE POUND r Arm & Hammer Brand i Soda?FIVE CENTS. : "RED C" OIL i Fall for "RED C" OIL?makes whiter r light and don't smoke chimney. ; OLIVER PLOWS { ' We have sold about 100 Oliver Middle Buster and Turn Plows since Jan. 1st. This should convince you with5 out doubt, WHICH IS THE BEST. s The OLIVER plows are thoroughly Guaranteed against flaws. Also they are insured to run to Your Satisfaction. t We have BUFFALO-PITTS on the 1 road. Ask any one who has run one ? about them. f Remember, also, that we buy Flour, Corn, Oats, by the car and can give i you as GOOD PRICES as any one ? else, and we would appreciate It very much If you would call and see us when you are in the market for any' thing In our line. t CARROLL BROS. t MONEY AT 7 PER CENT. s F HAVE a limited amount of Money 1 that I ran lend at 7 per cent on good real estate security. W. W. LEWIS, Attorney. Nov. 17 t.f. tf. ; ? DRESS I Our Immense Stock, Fir Prices Makes Thi Place for Yov Our line of WHITE GOODS if f hy experienced buyers with a full ^ of what the ladies of Yorkville ant WHITE and COLORED DRESS ' wear will prove decidedly interestl store before our line is very much early to see the whole array, as t qualities so good and the prices s V be moving in a short time. Just i lady clerks will be pleased to sho and COLORED GOODS for Sprln I* host of others you will find THE REA SCOTCH LAWNS, fast colors, ALMARIA BATISTE, DoIly-\ the yard, only a* RAYURE D'ANTIN, the newei EMBROIDERED SWISS, an I wide, the yard ST. GALL SWISS, solid colon yard a tTiviTi? e\t!Pl>V small desi It h?? yard FIGURED SILK MULL, 27 In SI LK M ULI.S, 27 Ins, wide, in ro and green, the yurd FANCY STRIPED CREPONS, ,-H> ^ WHITE LINON LAWNS, the: WHITE PERSIAN LAWNS, tl y" I WHITE FRENCH LAWNS, 46 WHITE DOTTED SWISS, the WHITE DIMITIES, checked i MERCERIZED MADRAS, th< "f ? WHITE PIQUES, corded anc 12 l-2c, 15c, 20c up to 10 cts. <s. WHITE ORGANDIES, the yn k- 1ILACK LAWNS, all prices. IRLACK RATISTE, the yard When you are doing your Sprlni edly to your interest to visit us. i -^mauL I AUCTION SALES. CLERK'S SALE. Stat, of South Carolina?County of York. IN THE COURT OP COMMON PLEAS. Samuel M. McNeel, Plaintiff, against Henry W. Thomson, et al., Defendants. BY vlrture of the decree of foreclosure In the above stated case, ami by consent of plaintiffs and defendants. I will expose to sale at York Oourt House on the first MONDAY IN APRIL, 1906, between 11 a. m. and 1 p. in., th?* real estate described in the mortgage to plaintiff, and description quoted in the decree, as follows: 1. All that tract of land lying on Broad river In Bullock's Creek township, county of York, and State of South Carolina, containing SIX HUNDRED AND NINETY (690) ACRES, more or less; and bounded by lands of Brown Bros., and J. T. Wilkerson on the north: Leech, estate of Mrs. Smith. Emmitt Wylle and estate of Mitchell on the east; Rowland Thomson and J. T. Wilkerson. on the south, and Broad river on the west; for a more particular description of which by courses and distances see deed of Rowland Thomson to myself [H. W. Thomson], recorded in Book No, 21, page 268, R. M. C. Office, York county, S. C. 2. All that tract of land lying in Gowdy8vil!e township, Cherokee county. State of South Carolina, containing FIFTY-SIX and 35-100 ACRES, more or less; and bounded by lands of Sill Estes on the north; Broad river on the east; A. Sarratt on the south; and Salem church and Sill Estes on the west, for a more particular description of which as to courses and distances see the deed Just referred to above. Together with all my rights and Interests In and to Howell's Ferry, with all the fixtures, hereditaments and appurtenances to the said premises belonging. or in anywise incident or appertaining, including all franchises of whatsoever nature and kind the same may be. Terms op Sal.b.?One-half CASH, and the remainder on a credit of one year, with interest from day of sale, to be secured In each case by the purchaser's bond, and a mortgage of the premises sold, with leave to the purchaser to pay all cash; purchaser to pay for all papers, and to pay all expenses of foreclosure Including fees of plaintiffs attorneys In case of foreclosure. J. A. TATE, C. C. C. Pis. March 16 f St STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of York. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. R. J. Mackorell and J. S. Mackorell, Partners Trading as Mackorell* Brothers, Plaintiffs, against W. R. Johnston. Defendant.?Summons for Relief.?(Complaint not Served.) To the Defendant above named: YOU are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action, which is filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for the said County, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber at his office, No. 3 Law Range, Yorkvllle, South Carolina, within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and if.you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs In this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the Complaint. JNO. R. HART. Plaintiffs Attorney. Dated Yorkville, S. C., March 18th, A. D. 1906. March 16. f 6t KING GUANO DISTRIBUTOR We are sole agents for York Co., for the King Fertilizer Distributor and Grain Drill, and we are certain that for its purpose nothing else will touch it. The King implement is simple and efficient. We have such faith in its capacity and are so sure that it will please any intelligent farmer, that we will be pleased to ship one to any reliable York Co. farmer that you may give it a trial on your farm. The cost is small?its efficiency is great Write for prices, etc. SHANNON & HOPE, Sharon, S. C. 99~ Send your orders for Commercial printing to the Enquirer office. GOODS ' ie Assortment and Low is Store an Ideal it Shopping. i certainly swell. It was bought I knowledge, born of experience, 1 vicinity want. We are sure our a GOODS for Spring and Summer I ng to any lady who will visit our broken. You will have to come >ur variety la of such range, the o low that the Dress Goods will suppose you come TODAY. Our w w you what we have In WHITE g and Summer wear. Among a L STUFF I 25 Ins. wide, the yard....5 ets. 'arden patterns, 27 Inches wide, H 10 CtM. W st patterns, 27 Ins. wide, . .10 ets. assortment of colors, 27 Inches ... 12 1-2 ets. A i, embroidered, 27 Ins. wide, the H 12 1-2 ets. gns, fancy patterns, 27 ins. wide, 15 ets. ches wide, the yard ..33 1-3 ets. H lavender, cream, light blue, pink H 12 1-2 ets. w 27 Ins. wide, the yard. ...15 ets. pard 5 ets to 25 ets. he yard .. 15 els., 20 ets., 25 ets. I ins. wide, the yard 25 ets. yard.. 12 1-2 ets., 20 ets, 25ets. ind striped, the yard lOe to 15e. S ? yard 10e, 12 l-2e, 15e, to 50e. I I fancy patterns, the yard, lOe, rd lOe to 60 ets. 25 ets. H g shopping you will find It declda? icwmm