Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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lows: Messrs. J. N. McOiU. D. J. Smith, W. S. Wilkerson, T. M. Whlsonant, S. M. McNeel, Jos. F. Wallace and W. Brown Wylie. The sense'of the meeting was that temporary quarters be secured for the bank until a building could be erected for the purpose. Miss Fay Whisonant of Wilkinsville visited relatives here this week. Misses Bettle and Maud Mitchell of Lancaster, have been visiting relatives and friends here the past two wdoks. Miss Nellie Schorb of Yorkville, has been visiting friends here for a few days. Miss Mayme Plexlco of Clay Hill, is visiting the family of Dr. W. A. Hnnd ROCK HILL AND VICINITY. Mr. Hutchinson Goes Into the Ministry ?Personal and Other Notes. Correspondence of tbe Vorkrtlle Rnouirer. Rock Hiix, August 30.?Mr. Thos. Johnston Hutchinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Hutchinson of this city, who graduated at Davidson college in the class of '06 and who since that time has been assistant to the pastor of the Second Presbyterian church of Charlotte, N. C., has decided to prepare for the ministry. He will, in September, enter Union Theological Seminary at Richmond. Va. Mr. Hutchinson, who all his life has comported himself in a manner which would lead his friends to expect that he would become a minister. He Is quite an athlete and was a star player on the football team while at Davidson. His work while in Charlotte is spoken of In high terms. Miss Ola Barron and Mr. W. W. Boyce, Jr.. are the delegates from the A. R. P. church of this city to the Young People's convention of that denomination now in session in Charlotte, N. C. Messrs. Beach-Ihrle are having their already handsome establishment very materially enlarged and improved by taking out the back partition and occupying the space heretofore used by Dr. T. A. Crawford as his office. 1 Rev. T. B. Craig of Fountain Inn. has come to this community to make his home. He will have charge of Fishing Creek, Oakland and Hopewell Presbyterian churches. At the meeting of the city council next Monday evening the election for chief of police and three policemen will be held. It is probable that the incumbents, all of whom have served the city well, will be re-elected. Rev. A. S. Rogers of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian church has returned from his vacation and will occupy his pulpit next Sabbath. Rev. Walter L. Lingle, D. D. of the First Presbyterian church is also expected to return in time to occupy his pulpit then. Mrs. W. B. Wilson, Jr., and Mrs. W. Q. Stevens nave gone to cnaneuton for the marriage of their sisters. Misses Herbert and Lucy Bays. Miss Annie Clare Hutchinson has returned from a visit to the family of her brother, Mr. Eugene Hutchinson. at Eastover. Miss Pearl Pewell, who for several terms past has taught the Ebenezer school, will go to Warren, Ark., this fall to teach a school there. Mr. William Wilson Is recovering from a case of fever which relapsed after his return here from Birmingham. Ala. Miss Jessie Black has returned from a visit to Virginia Beach. Miss Edna Hall is visiting relative* . in New Tork city. Mrs. W. B. Byers and little "Billy," have returned from Lenoir, N. C. ..1L-? . .. . _ J AT THE CHURCHE8. CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD. REV. J. O. BABIN, HECTOR. Sunday Services.?Sunday school at 10 a. m. No other services. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN. HIV. E. B. OILXX1PIK, PASTOR Sunday Servicer?Sunday school at 10 a. m. Morning service at 11 o'clock. Evening service at 8.30 o'clock. TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL. rev. j. l. stokes. d. d.. pastor. Sunday Services?Sunday school at 10 a. m. Morning service at 11 o'clock. Evening service at 8 o'clock. ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN. REV. W. c. swart, pastor. Sunday Services.?Sabbath school at 10 a. m. BAPTIST. Sunday Services?Sunday school at 10 o'clock, a. m. Serial JMiqtt. Card of Thanks. We take this method of thanking our many friends and neighbors for the kindness and sympathy shown us In connection with the illness and death of our dear little girl, Mattie Lee Bridges. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Bridges. Hickory, S. C., Aug. 31. Card of Thanks. To the voters of York county: I wish to thank the voters of York county for the support given me in the* recent primary election. I shall endeavor to show my appreciation of this support by giving my entire attention to the duties of the Auditor's office, using my best efforts to properly discharge those duties. ? J. J. Hcnthr. Yorkvllle, S. C., August 31, IMC. Letter to John F Gordon, Yorkvllle, S C. Dear Sir: A man fed his hens half meal and half saw dust; he thought they wouldn't know the difference. He concluded they did when the eggs hatched woodpeckers. Another man painted his house with a paint that was made of half paint substitutes. He didn't know the difference?not till he paid the painter. He had twenty gallons to pay-for, 20 instead of 10. Got fooled 312.50 on the paint. He had 20 days' wages to pay-for, Instead of 10. Fooled $30 in wages. He got a poor Job besides. He paid too much for his eggs and they hatched woodpeckers. Yours truly 13 F W DEVOE & CO P. S ?J. J. KELLER & CO., sell our paint. Prof. Newman's Book Endorsed. K. J. Heading, aireciur ui me Georgia Experiment Station, in writing to the Atlanta Constitution, says: "I wish to cordially indorse and recommend to the farmers and gardeners of the South this little book of 212 pages, from the pen of my old friend and confrere and long time vis-a-vis. Prof. J. S. Newman, late professor of Agriculture and Director of the Agricultural Department of Clemson College, South Carolina. He was for many years director of the Alabama Experiment Station. He was a close associate and vis-a-vis of the writer in the Georgia State Department of Agriculture for quite a nufhber of years. But better than all ?for the present purpose?he has m been all his life a practical gardener, and comes as near knowing all about practical gardening and fruit growing as does any man of my acquaintance. ? In this book he has told the story of the garden in plain, every-day style. He tells how to do things. There are no unnecessary digressions or theoretical discussions. The truth * is, I expected that he would write a larger book; but, perhaps wisely, he has concentrated and condensed into a comparatively small compass, the experience of fifty years in the garden Itself." Price, $1.10 by mall postpaid. Address L. M. Grist'3 Special Jgotires. Preaching at Hebron. Rev. J. S. Grier will preach at Hebron, Sabbath afternoon at 3.30. The York Circuit. Owing to my absence there will be no services at either of my churches on next Sunday, September 2. t.f E. K. Hardin. Communion at Ebenezer. There will be preaching at Ebenezer next Sunday, preaching commencing on Friday morning. The services of Saturday and Sunday will be conducted by (Rev. R. Q. McLees. J. H. Thornwjmx. Pastor. A Card. To the Public: Having sold my plantation, I have arranged to make my home at the county seat after January 1 next, and if elected supervisor, I will be in a position to devote my entire time and attention to the duties of the office, and this It will be my purpose to do. Respectfully, John F. Gordon. $hf jgorhrilie Ofotton IRarhet. Corrected 8emi-Weekly by Messrs. Latta Bros. YorkvilliS, August 31, 12m.?The local market stands as follows: Cotton 9J Latta Unq?. ONE CLERK ONE more bright, energetic young man or woman to take position at once. Write "MANAGER," Lock Box 136, Yorkville, S. C. PICNIC AT BATTLEGROUND * -A THERE will be a picnic a* me King's Mountain Battleground on SATURDAY, SEPT 8TH. The public Is Invited with well Ailed baskets. W. H. HOWELL. W. W. JACKSON. 2t Committee. LOST. ONE Pocket Book containing note for $140, signed Clover Cotton Mfg. Co. Insurance policy for $500, three 2 cent stamps and $6.50 cash. Reward will be paid for return of same. THEODORE FAIRES, Clover, S. C. TWO HORSE FARM FOR SALE. ON Rutherford road, 3| miles from Yorkvllle, 65 to 70 acres. Two settlements, with wood, good water and orchard. New bam, good school, dally mail. Terms, first payment Cash; balance on long time if purchaser so desires. Fine opportunity for young man seeking a home. If not sold by Sept. 15. will rent for next year. JOHN E. CARROLL. Aug. 31 f It WATCH REPAIRING. I BEG to announce to the people of Yorkvllle and vicinity -that I have opened up a WATCH, CLOCK and JEWELRY REPAIR SHOP in the window of the York Supply Co., and invite a share of the public's patronage. All work entrusted to me will receive prompt and skillful attention. All work will be Guaranteed satisfactory. Charges reasonable. I am now ready for business. E. F. WOLFE. Real Estate For Sale. 1XJK SAJLilU? ZV< acres, 2 inuon Torkville, Lincoln road. One twostory 10-room painted dwelling, good out buildings, 4 tenant houses. 30 acres fine bottom; 5-horse farm; open; excellent neighborhood?Wm. Dobson place. 110 acres 11 miles Bethany High school, lies level. New two-story building. If you desire to educate your children, buy this farm?R. S. Adams place. 140 acres in India Hook; 4 miles Rock Hill, near school and church; well timbered?Lineberg place. Price <1,800. J. C. WILBORN, Attorney. NOTICE TO TEACHERS. Examination on September 21?Certificates Must be Recorded. THE regular examination of applicants for Teachers' Certificates will be held in Torkville, on FRIDAY, SEPT. 21ST. beginning at 9 o'clock, in the court house. Applicants will provide themselves with pencils and legal cap paper, and be on hands promptly at the appointed hour. There will be no other examination until next spring. All teachers holding certificates which have not expired are required to send them to the superintendent of education for the purpose of having them recorded. After Sept. 21st, no pay warrant of any teacher whose certificate is not registered in this nrill Ka KnrtAPa/1 Triictppq ftPP warned against employing any teacher not holding a certificate. When sending In a certificate, the teacher should be careful to send his or her address, as the certificate will be returned as soon as recorded. I have a supply of bulletins containing a list of books, course of study, library lists, reading circle course, etc., for use In the public schools. Each teacher In the county should have one of these bulletins, and I shall be glad to forward the same upon receipt of address. L. W. JENKINS, Superintendent of Education York County. Yorkville, S. C., August 31, 1906. Aug. 31 f td. 10c BUYS CHOICE ON OUR DRY GOODS BARGAIN COUNTER. Flannels, Outing, Molettes, Ginghams, Chambrays, Drapery, Percales, Hickory Shirting, Ticking, Curtain Scrim, etc. (Value 12 to 15c yd.) 10c BUYS THE BEST BLACK LACE OR FANCY HOSIERY IN TOWN. SEE OUR WINDOW 10c BUYS BEST 20X45 Towels?HUCK? TURKISH BATH?ETC. SEE WINDOW 5c BUYS PRETTY CHECKED APRON GINGHAMS?LIGHT AND DARK CALICO?WHITE AND FANCY LAWNS?OUTINGS. FOR THE TABLE We've a stock of Cotton and pure Linen Napkins and Doilies?Cotton and pure Linen Damask?both in white and fancy colors. Also great variety new colored Oil Cloth. Prices right. JUST RECEIVED Big line Lace, swiss and Boblnet Curtains. Prices from 45c to $3.50 a pair. LOTS AND LOTS OTHER THINGS. WE'RE MONEY SAVERS. COME. FOUSHEE CASH STORE, YORKVILLE, S. C. IT Horn Shoe Robinson?bound in cloth, by mail $1.10, from Tha Enquirer. Skule Fixin's In a few more days the school bells throughout the county will begin to call the children from the summer vacation to their books. When your children need SCHOOL SUPPLIES of any kind Just remember, please, that the best place to get what Is wanted Is at the YORK DRUG 8TORE. We have a very large and varied assortment of Pencils, Pens, Tablets for pen and ink, Exercise Books, Composition Books, Inks and all the otner needfuls for the school room. ? FEL8-NAPTHA 80AP makes the olothes whiter and with lees work than any other soap. Try Fels-Naptha. YORK DRUG STORE J. B. BOWEN, Proprietor. Wire Nails Wire Fencing We do not suppose any Individual would care to buy a carload of Wire Nails at one clip for Individual use, but if you want Wire Nails of any size or any quantity from one pound up to a carload we can supply you. We have Wire Nails in all sizes and will make prices that will interest you. If you need Wire Fencing you will do well to see us before you buy. We handle large quantities of Fencing material and get the lowest prices, and we make the lowest prices to our customers. See us before you buy. WW* Don't forget that the LYNCHBURG Turn Plow is the Lightest Draft of all turn plows. YORKVILLE HARDWARE CO. NEW GOODS Our FALL MILLINERY GOODS are arriving, such aa HATS. TIPS, FLOWERS, SILKS, FEATHERS and in fact all kinds of MILLINERY of the latest styles^ Call and see our Fall Millinery?it is beautiful. Call and like many others have done, give us your order for a HAT before the fall rush begins. Don't forget to let us have your C0LLAR8 and CUFFS for the Charlotte 8team Laundry. We have been serving you for the past ten years, and anything that is lost Is paid for promptly. Can give you either Gloss or Domestic Finish. Yours for trade, DOBSON BROS.' CA8H 8TORE. Phone 12. Bargains CLOTHING Half Price This is your chance: 25 Men's Two-piece Suits going at HALF PRICE. 25 Men's Three-piece Suits, medium weight, going ONE-THIRD OFF. Boys Clothing, summer weight, ONE-THIRD OFF. Men's Pur Hats from 98c to 85.00 ach. My stock of Hosiery for Men, Ladles, Misses and Children is very complete and Includes wide variety lo both qualities and prices. See: Men's Half Hose from 5c to 50c pr. Ladles' Hose from 5c to 50c pair. Misses' Hose from 5c to 25c pair. Children's Hose from 5c to 2oc pair. I handle the BEST Roasted Coffee in town for the money. Large fat, plump beans, roasted just right. On Saturday and Monday I will sell SEVEN POUNDS of this Coffee for ONE DOLLAR. J. Q. WRAY. The Leader. A Poor Clerk By Investing two cents in a postage stamp, and without assuming any risk whatever, made a profit of several thousand dollars on Panama Canal I bonds. He saw an opportunity, used proper discrimination, and reaped the reward. This same chance is not now open to you, but there are other numerous opportunities for money making that you allow to slip by unnoticed, because of the want of discrimination. All things considered you will find that opportunity knocks at every man's Knt vorv 4*\aj am Hiarriminatina enough to heed the summons. Bid Asked Tavora Cotton Mill 75 ^5 Neely Manufacturing Co...100 110 First National Bank 109 (?) Loan & Savings Bank 122 137 Dr. M. W. WHITE, Opposite Postoffice - Yorkville, 8. C. 95 Per Cent In Checks and Drafts It Is calculated that 95 per cent of the business of the country Is done with Checks and Drafts. Only 5 per cent with actual money. The best proof at all that every man should have a Bank Account and do his business that way. IT IS SIMPIjE It IS EASY IT IS SAFE The First National Bank, Yorkville 8. C. WT Wanted.?Your orders for all kinds of printed matter. Best work at fairest prices. DUE WEST FEMALE COLLEGE. 48TH YEAR BEGINS SEPT. 12TII With full Faculty of Five Men and Nine Women. 145 pupils?25 per cent Increase over last year. New Carnegie Dormitory with all modern comforts, ready for occupancy in the fall. Usual extras. Board and Tuition 5150.00 per year* Rev. JAMES BOYCE, Pres.. Due West, S. C. Abbeville Co. f Sept 16 PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO. POST CARDS! HAVE your Kodak work put on Postals and in this way preserve your work and give pleasure to your friends. The cost is very little and the effect is charming. ORDER POST CARDS. Miss ROSA LINDSAY. Phone 132. Hours from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. ROSE'S MARKET. WE pay highest market price in Cash for HIDES. We want to buy at all times flrstclass Beef Cattle and will pay the top of the market for real good cattle. We have at all times the Choicest Beef, which we keep thoroughly cool In our refrigerator. WALTER ROSE. Aug. 3 f 8m. J TI T X. JL | KING OF 1 JiL ' ^^1 ' ^ f New, Fresh Line of MON/ ! NEAT, NOBB' MONARCH $ j We Sell the World-Far # ous "ARROW" Brai J Collars. f THABt \N f > \ AP1 r ' r The Biggest Sellers The Best Fitters ? Will Last Longc i Two for 25 Cents a 1 I I We * hr9I Y?ri { SEE |" 31 Villit PlIRiMITIlRIi! fill 1 Villi I1 Uliill I Ultlll VWI FURNITURE, STOVES, Undertaking Supplies PAINTS, OILS, Etc. Don't Wait for Cold Weather, to Put In Coal Grates. COAL GRATES J We have Just received a shipment of grates, finished In Black, Bronze and Nickel, in 16, 18 and 20 inch, ranging In price from $2.50 to $7.50 each. If you are going to put in a Grate don't wait until cold weather, have it ready to use when it gets cold. We can supply your wants, if it is a Grate. FELT MATTRESSES.?We have the best Felt Mattress we have ever had. Every one warranted to give perfect satisfaction. SPRINGS.?We have the largest line of Bed Springs we have ever had before?all kinds and all prices. Everything in Furniture, Matting, Rockers, Diners, and everything that is useful and necessary in a home. I ? T~\ ? 11 A H AM/4 T? ? ft, T UllC L/uneii diiu i' uijr v^uia Buys one gallon of the best Paint sold on this or any other market. Why pay more and get no better paint than Mastic Mixed Paint?the kind that lasts. Time tells the best. This Paint has been sold on this market for ten years, and every gallon has given perfect satisfaction. Others tell you that their paint Is the best because they ask more for It. We could ask more but we don't. Mastic Mixed Paint?the kind that lasts. Call and see us, we can interest you in qualities and prices. THE YORK FURNITURE COM'Y. Confidence IS ONE OF A BANK'S MOST VALUABLE ASSETS. We now have over 200 Satisfied Customers, If your name is not on our books, we would be pleased to see it there Before the Close *of 1906. You will find that your Truest Friend in times of adversity is the Bank Acocunt. BANK OF CLOVER CLOVER, S. C. JAS. A. PAGE, Cashier. W Wanted.?Your orders for all kinds of printed matter. Best work at fairest prices. Cluremont College. Hickory, N. C. THE 26TH annual session begins on September 18. Thorough college course by able faculiy. Two scholarships to be given to deserving girls in each department. The regular college course, piano, voice, violin, drawing, painting, elocution, physical culture, stenography, type-writing and book-keeping. Public school drawing taught in the normal course. For catalogue apply to D. W. READ, President, Hickory, N. C. Aug. 21 t.f 4t. APPLICATION FOR FINAL DISCHARGE. nAVING made a final return with the Probate Court for York county, as administratrix of the estate of NAPOLEON A. SIMRIL, deceased. I hereby give notice that on WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1906. I will make application to said court for a complete discharge from further liability on account of said estate. MARY. A. SIMRIL. Administratrix of Estate of N. A. Simrll, deceased. Aug. 24. f 5t The Enquirer office makes Q specialty of Brief and Argument printing. Best work?lowest price. I E .... 5 ' SHIRTS j ... IS THE ... \ I rjf/frHareA-, ! i iRCH Shirts just Received, i 1 PATTERNS J !1 MONARCH J | id b^IiHS^^BIhI # Km^I ; - mwmI are the only House in ^ kville sel ling this Famous ^ of Shirts and Collars. ^ * i WINDOW DISPLAY \ < ;rauss-Smith Co. ! I *' > + M. L. Carroll. C. W. Carroll. CARROLL BROS. ft "THE BEST ON EARTH" j Broad assertion, you say. j 1 Well, we can CONVINCE YOU without a doubt. We have Just re- 1 celved a CARLOAD OF OLIVER J CHILLED PLOWS, and we claim that they are the BEST ON EARTH. They c are sold all over Europe, Asia, Africa, North and South America, and In fact 1 wherever land Is tilled. Now, as to their superiority over all other plows. < That Is admitted by all. When you J hear this fellow, that fellow and the { other fellow say anything about the plow he Is trying to sell, he will in- < variably say, "It Is as good as the Oliver." But no better, thus admitting that the Oliver Is the BEST. So, when you buy a plow you will make no mistake If you buy an OLIVER. The Oliver Is guaranteed against any flaws. Any part of an Oliver that breaks as the result of sandholes or other defects, Is replaced FREE : OF CHARGE. . We are selling One Pound Package of Arm and Hammer Brand Soda for 5 Cents. Come and see us. CARROLL BROS. < All ' Newspaper Readers ; Are more or less familiar with the ? insurance scandals uncovered by the in vent lenti mi in New York last year. _ On the recommendation of the com- J: mittee that conducted the investigation radical changes were made by the New York legislature which was in session for several months in the early t part of this year, to become effective January 1, 1907. To comply with this law every life company doing business _ in South Carolina today, except the ~ Mutual Benefit, will be forced to make radical charges in most of Its policies and business methods if it continues to do business in New York after Jan- j uary 1. The Mutual Benefit will con- ' tinue without changing a word in any of its policies or making any change in its methods of doing business. The new law Is intended to protect every Interest of the policy holder and that < is what the Mutual Benefit has been doing since the day it was organized in 1845, and that is why it is recog- _ nized all over the United States as r belner the test company and writing / the best policy for the policy holder. Look before you leap. SAM M. GRIST, Special Agent. t You Can Find It Here No matter whether it is wedding, a birthday or other occasion for which you want a souvenir for a friend . you can alv.-ays find something suitable and appropriate at this store. J Sterling Silver and Cut Glass are always acceptable to almost all peo- i pie, and foi almost all occasions. If it is for a gentleman friend that you want tc give a souvenir as a token of friendship, a Parker Lucky Curve Pen or a Waterman will prove most acceptable. If It is for your wife, a set of China Table Ware will prove most accepta- ^ ble. 8 No matter what the occasion you v can find something suitable if you c will come to SPECK'S for it. a T. W. SPECK, The Jeweler. F ? NUNNALLY'S \ CANDY When you wish to make mother, . sister or sweetheart feel good, give them a box of NUNNALLLY'S. We ] sell it in 3, li, 1, and } pounds, etc. Fresh shipment received by express a s each week. STAR DRUG STORE, i 0. L. Shieder, Prop. I In Every Department of Banking the LOAN AND SAVINGS BANK < IS PREPARED TO SERVE YOU IN A SATISFACTORY MAN- ' NER. I SOAP? Mo matter for what purpose you want 30AP, you can find the Soap to fill ' rour requirements at JOHNSON'S. Here you'll find IRK, OCTAGON, IVORY, FAIRY, SANTA CLAUS, FLOTILLA RATH SOAP, j PUMICE HAND SOAP, GRANDPA'S TAR SOAP. For Soap see I. W. JOHNSON. I Strained Honey. j I have Juat opened one barrel of < Strained Honey, prime quality at ' 11.10 a gallon. , Also one barrel Porto Rico Molasses. J jest to be had at 60c. a gallon. , In Cereals I offer fresh "ream of 1 Wheat, fresh Oat flakes, fresh Egg-O- < 3ee?a new Wheat preparation used < vlthout cooking. 1 Plenty fresh MACKEREL. % 9 ? LOUIS ROTH. I ADICKES j Professes always to be up on Season - 1 ible Goods at Competitive Prices and 1 >nly asks a Fair Test. 1 SPECIALS 1 16 Bbls. Pure Bliss Irish Potatoes ' ?been dug six or seven weeks for ' seed, at following low prices: 93.00 ' 3bl.; 1.25 Bushel; S5c Peck. Turnip Seed?Seven (?) favorite j dnds?separate or mixed?40c lb; 25c ' I-lb; 10c 3 ozs.; 6c 1 ox Crockery, Glassware, etc.?the most 1 :uiupicic itoauimiciii ah uicoc ^/<u u>? A most beautiful lot Parisian Gran- | te ware Just across the big pond. ' For Teas and Coffees we are "IT." Dur Blended Tea, 00c and Coffee at 1 10c, we really think equals most 75c I ind 25c goods. Everything for saving fruit?Tin i Juart Cans expected this week. W. ADICKES, Manager. F. C. BLACK < 1^1 fe Insurance ' Did Line Mutual * Legal Reserve Just as solid as it Is possible to nake anything. THE SECURITY LIFE AND ANNUITY COMPANY fas complied with the general insurinee laws, and is licensed to do buslless as legal reserve "Old Line" company. This means, that the state of forth Carolina guarantees that the ompany's assets and liabilities are orrectly given in its published state* nents. That the Company has deposited ash securities with the Insurance commissioner f6r the absolute proteoion of its policy-holders. FRED C. BLACK. f KILLED! No time killed In my Sewing Rooms -at present, I am a week behind with ny Dress Making, but I'll have In a ew days another experienced seamtress?can then execute orders >romptly?meanwhile bring your maerlal along?get my promise to serve ou "next." "Electrically," Mrs. FOUSHEE. W Rooms over Foushee Cash Store, Yorkville, 8. C. as. M. Starr, J. F. McElwee. President Sec. and Treas. IfOIlK SUPPLY CO. Incorporated. We have a limited amount of Corn leal that is slightly damaged. Not ood enough to make good bread, but rill make the best feed for hogs and attle. Will fatten your hogs quicker nd cheaper than corn. We will sell his Meal while it lasts at 60 cents per iush?CA8H. Remember our reduction price on "lour. Half Patent, $1.75 100 pounds. Itraight, $2.00 100 pounds. First Patent I -"Tip Top"?made by Dunlap Mills J nd the best Flour they make, $2.25 100 ounds. Fancy Patent, $2.50 100 I ounds. These are strictly CASH PRICES. In stock one carload of Red Rust 'roof Seed Oats?they are fine. Another carload of Shingles. Also ron Roofing. YORK SUPPLY CO. AT BRATTON FARM. FOR Sale?English Berkshire Pigs (Vanderbllt stock), butter, eggs, hickens, green hay in load lots on hort notice. Drop me a card, or call t my residence on East Jefferson treet, Yorkvllle S. C. J. A. MILLS, Manager. July 13. f.t tf. WANTED CORDS good PINE WOOD. J UU Apply to YORK COTTON MILLS. Aug. 24 f.t 3L | Keep Y ON THI! ! ! OUR MR. THOMSON IS NOW ] < > PURCHASING A FALL STOCK < J > COMPANY'S TWO BIG STORES WE WILL GIVE YOU GO< !! A FEW DAYS. IT PAYS TO R] || THERE'S ALWAYS SOMETH1? I) STORE. ii tu? nri o I lie 1 UUIUdl J. S. WILKER80N & CO. mCKORY 8. C. General Merchandise OUR Stock of General Merchandise Is large, varied and well selected. We are able to supply almost anything In the best qualities and at the RIGHT PRICES. MACHINERY. We handle goods of the International Harvester Co., Including Gasoline Engines, Hay Balers, Harvesters, McCormlck Reapers, Rakes, Harrows, and sell everything at Right Prices. BUGGIES AND WAGONS. Anything that may be desired in Buggies and Wagons can be had from us. If it- does not happen to be on hand It CAN BE HAD without difficulty. But we are carrying a large stock in this line. J. 8. WELKERSON Sk CO.. Hickory, 8. C. YORKVILLE MONUMENT WORKS. (Incorporated.) MONUMENTS We are at present turning out larjre [lumbers of orders for Monuments ard Tombstones In Granite and Marble. Our orders are not confined to any single section, but are coming from all quarters, and especially from points at which some of our work has been irected. Our marble works are thoroughly equipped with the most improved devices for handling work rapidly and it the same time enabling us to give nur customers superior quality at the roost moderate prices. If you intend to put a monument of jranite or Marble over the grave of a leceased relative, we will bs pleased to have you call and see samples of >ur work and get our prices. W. BROWN WYLIE. 8ec. and Treas. Testimonial?? The man who uses DEVOE Paints when he paints his. buildings, can write a testimonial very much like the .tramp who wrote a soap testimonial. The tramp wrote: "I used your Pink soap ten years ago and haven't jsed any other since." The tramp's picture looked the part The man who wrtte's a Devoe Paint testimonial can write: "I used your Devoe r clii11 icu y ecu n agu auu nave iicvoi jsed any other since?hasn't been lecessary." And his buildings will }ear testimony that they haven't been n need of any other paint. If you are thinking of Painting any Duildlngs, give them a "square deal" -use DEVOE PAINT?the sterling lilver of the paint world. It lasts onger?goes farther?costs less. Don't forget us when you need any Repairing or Odd Jobs in the carpen:er's line. J. J. KELLER & CO. PHOTOGRAPHY For first-class Lasting Photographs ;ome to my studio on Wast Liberty itreeL> 'J. R. 8CH0RB. ro. P. HEATH, Pt. W. 8. NEIL YORK VILLI? R., INCORPC "OSBC The magic of a name has se in the constant and rapidly grow and machinery bearing the name the result of chance, but comes t the farmers of the world that an the OSBORNE works Is construe sembled In the most ukillfnl man: with the least expenditure of moi The Osborne reputation for I guarantee that the Osborne stand* ed?and that excellent reputation as the Osborne name endures. OSBORNE We sell the OSBORNE line o we believe they are superior to a factured In the United States. Th the highest efficiency In the cutt: and cane with the least amount ol ery Osborne machine Is built on gone through the theoretical stags severest tests that hay cutting ms considering the question of buytni It, and It will give us pleasure to t of superiority of the OSBORNE points and we think we can show even though you may be skeptics the OSBORNE MOWER is the nr tlon and economy in the running OSBORNE H( If you buy a Mower you will < borne Horse Rake Is just like th< kind. The Osborne Rake is mai greatest strength and durability, convenient features not to be four will do the most satisfactory wor us show you where the Osborne best Rake to use. OWENSBOR The OWENSBORO WAGON County wagon users. You can see every highway. Every man who WAGON will tell you that it Is th I TVtAir n wa KulH rt# iha trnrir hoof mo X I1CJ CXI C UUII I Ui IIIC ? J "VOl will carry their full rated capacit ure. If you contemplate the pun do well to see us about the OW trade. It will cost you nothing tc money in the purchase price, ant BORO you will never have any c< THE BEST ] While we are talking about i about our line of BUGGIES?we < the best makers of their respect users of BUGGIES will tell you thi & JONES stand at the very top o that point solely by reason of 81 MANSHIP?these Buggies represe most expert and efficient builders PIEDMONT and the KING BUG< mentioned, but such as will give VERY LARGEST VALUE FOR T RESENT. We are large buyers ol that you will consider well before If you want to buy a Mower see us before you buy. It's to YO Yorkville B. & our Eye ij 5 SPACE OT THE NORTHERN MARKETS < [ 3F GOODS FOR THE THOMSON * > It 3D NEWS OF NEW GOODS IN <1 BAD OUR ADVERTISEMENTS? < \ IQ DOING AT THE PEOPLE'S ;; )n Company i AUCTION SALES, CLERK'S SALE. The 8tate of 8outh Caroline?County of York. IN THE COURT OF COMMON PUUE Sam M. McNeel, Plaintiff, v*. Henry W. Thomson et ah, Defendants. BY virtue of the decree of foreclosure In the above stated case, and by virtue of subsequent order, in the aboye stated case. I will expose to public sale at York Court House on the FIRST MONDAY IN SEP- , TEMBER, 1906, between 11 a. m. and 2 p. m.. the real estate described In the mortgage to plaintiff, and description of which is quoted 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. Wllkerson on the north; Leech, Estate of Mrs. Smith, Emmett Wylie and Estate of Mitchell on the east; Rowland Thomson and J. T. Wllkerson on the south; ana uroaa river on me west., iui > more particular description of which by courses anc distances see deed of Rowland Thomson to myself (H. W. Thomson) recorded In Book No. 21, page 258, R. M. C. Office Tork county, 8. C. 2. All that tract of land lying in Gowdysville 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 by 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 of Sale?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 foes of plaintiff's attorneys In case of foreclosure. J. A. TATE, C. C. C. Pis. Aug. 17 f .-St COTTON INSURANCE. r AM prepared to write Insurance JL on Cotton stored either in open yard or In outbuildings on farms. Farmers can arrange to borrow g money on my Insurance policies on cotton held on their farms the same as If the cotton were stored In a warehouse In town. Rate Si per cent Write or call at my office for rates of < Insurance and other Information. .. ! J. R. LINDSAY. Oct S. tf. tf. _____ "MURALIA" 18 THE LATE8T WALL COVERING OUT TO DATE. 8EE ME?I HAVE IT, AND ALL 0THER8. . A. B. GAINES. =55==S5S5==^=-=S= & M. COMPANY, 3RATED. )RNE" Idom been better Illustrated than ing demand for farm Implements OSBORNE. This demand Is not lolely from the knowledge among y machine or Implement made at ted of the Best Material, and Asner to do the moet effective work :ive force. lonest goods and fair dealing Is a ird of excellence will be maintainwill be faithfully guarded aa long MOWERS >f MOWERS and RAKES because ny machines of their kind manuie Osborne Mowing Machines give Ing of all kinds of grasses, vines ! power required for driving. Evsclentlflc lines that have not only ?, but which have been put to the ichines can be put to. If you are BT a Mower now is the time to do >olnt out to you the various points MOWERS. It has Its superior them to you so plainly that you. .1 about It. will be convinced that lachine to buy for ease of operaAt least see the OSBORNE. )RSE RAKES of course need a RAKE. The Os5 Osborne Mower?the best of its de of steel, thereby Insuring the It contains many essential and id on any other Horse Rake, and k In all kinds of hay fields. Let Rake is the best to buy and the 0 WAGONS needs no introduction to York them almost every day on almost has ever used an OWENSBORO e best wagon he has ever used, terials from the ground up. They y and some over for good meaa:hase of a Farm Wagon you will ENSBORO before you close any > see it?we might save you some 1 If you should buy an OWENSomplaint to make of your choice. [N BUGGIES rolling stock we want to tell you carry a full line of Buggies from Ive grades in the country. All at the SUMMERS and the TYSON f the heap?they have gotten to JPERIOR MERIT AND WORKint the very best products of the of buggies. Then we also sell the 5IES?cheaper than the first two the buyer of either of them the HE MONEY THAT THEY REPf BuicIm and can rtve vou nrlcea you buy elsewhere. . a Rake, a Wagon, or a Buggy, >UR INTEREST TO DO SO. : M. Company. | V