Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, June 18, 1907, Image 3

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I ROCK HILL AND VICINITY. Coming Marriage?Baseball?The Last of the Hayburners?Personal and Other Notes. Oorreeoondeace of the Yorkville Enquirer. Rock HilXs June 17.?A marriage of much Interest here to the friends of both the bride and groom, was that of Miss Josle McSwain, a former student of Wlnthrop college, and Prof. W. E. Brezeale, a former professor in Wlnthrop. The marriage occurred Saturday evening at the residence of the bride's uncle, Mr. W. T. Austin, at Cross Hill. The situation looked basebally Monday morning, when a repre tentative of DarMngton appeared and offered to sell out to Rock Hill. Some of the youngsters, who are "fanatics" got to hustling, but the proposition seemed too sudden, and they did not meet with proper encouragement, so the offer was refused. Rock Hill has a splendid team as it stands, being made up of Rock Hill men, who are players on different college teams. It really looks like the good old days when John Roddey pitched and Claud Irby caught, and "Our Boys" beat everything in sight. It really looks as though there might be a chance for Rock Hill to get rid of her celebrated mule car system of street railways, or else get an improvement on them. It Is alleged that the corporation to which the franchise was granted Is out of existence and the system Is being run by their assigns. There being no provision in the franchise for any transfer it is claimed mai me irancnise is nun ojiu num. A burning flue in the new brick residence of Mr. W. H. Stewart inOakland. Saturday evening, caused quite a scare in the neighborhood, but did no damage. Miss May Chaplin, the second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Saxby Chaplin of this city, will be married Wednesday afternoon at 4.30 o'clock to Mr. J. M. Miller of Langley, S. C. Miss Chaplin is a graduate of Winthrop in the '04 class. The affair will be very quiet and witnessed by only a few friends. The pair will go to Jamestown for their wedding tour. Capt. and Mrs. W. L. Roddey will give their granddaughter. Miss Marion Roddey. a party Monday evening, at which Miss Annie Roddey Miller of Florida Miss Magill of Mexico, and Miss Epps of Due West will be the guests of honor. Mr. Geo. D. White of Charlotte, spent Sunday here with relatives. Mrs. Alexander Sprunt and little son James, are visiting Mrs. Sprunt's daughter, Mrs. James White. Mrs. Myron Sandifer and children, are visiting in Charlotte. Mr. Geo. A. Cowan spent Sunday with his family here. Dr. Hamilton of Marion, spent Sunday in the city. mcnc-mcn i iuii. A New York jury last week returned a verdict of 8101,789 damage In an accident suit against the New York Central railroad, in which Mrs. Sarah L. E. Read was suing the railroad for causing the death of her husband A lieutenant and three, seamen were killed by an explosion of gasolene aboard a British submarine boat at Portsmouth, England Thursday Kingston. Jamaica, was severely shaken by an earthquake early Thursday morning. The damage was slight Alfred Sargent, colored, was hanged at Jacksonville, Ha., Friday for the murder of John Skeel Ed Suber, a negro, was hanged at Tampa, Fla., Friday, having been convicted of killing his father in order to steal 8212. Mrs. Jennie B. Wey, forty yeai>^old, committed suicide In Atlanta last Fri.day by shooting herself with a pistol. Ill health was the cause Secretary of War Taft fainted at Fort Snelllng, Minn., Friday, while Inspecting troops. It is feared that he has ptomaine poisoning Germany will oppose total disarmament by the nations taking part in The Hague peace conference. Thos. C. Coghill, cashier of the First National bank of Seymour, Wis., has confessed to losing 840,000 of the bank's money during the past six months in the Chicago wheat pit Masked burglars looted a big hospital near Chicago Friday morning, terrorized the inmates and got away with J 1.000 worth of booty Thos. P. Gore, who has been nominated for the United States senate from Oklahoma, has been blind since he was eleven years of age.... Professor Wasserman of the Prussian Institute for Infectious Diseases, claims to have discovered a serum that makes possible the cure of spinal meningitis Pope Pius is said to have refused an alleged offer of a $1,000,000 gift to the Vatican, to be made on condition that Bishop Ireland be appointed an American cardinal Three women are dead and two persons are seriously injured as the result of a disastrous fire at the Shaker settlement of White Water, O., last Friday Jesse E. James, son of the noted Missouri bandit, was last week graduated from the Kansas City Law school with the highest honors. ....Five persons were killed and several buildings and railroad bridges were destroyed at Valvivia, Chile, Thursday, by earthquakes The district court of Austin. Texas, has appointed a receiver for the WatersPierce Oil company in that state Riots, lead by women, occurred in the Jewish quarter of Cleveland, Ohio, last Thursday Many American horse owners were winners in the big horse show held in London last week. The longshoremen's strike, which has been in progress for several weeks, has ended, the men deciding to return to work on the "best terms obtainable" The chief auditor of the Pennsylvania capitol investigating committee, declares that the contrac xors cnargeu me siaie ivu.vwv ior an space" under the chairs of the legislative halls Samuel P. Wreford, a merchant, was shot to death at Brownsville. Texas, Friday, by Jesse S. Thornham. The killing was the result of a slander growing out of the shooting up of Brownsville by the negro troops Postmaster General Meyer is taking steps to largely increase the number of money order postoffices throughout the country In the wreck of the Oriental Limited on the Great Northern railroad at Palermo, S. D.. Saturday, the fireman was killed, the engineer fatally injured and a score of passengers were more or less hurt The Olympic theatre, Chicago's oldest vaudeville house was destroyed by fire Friday night with a hiss of $150,000 Carl Kiser, fiveyear-old son of J. W. Kiser, died in Charlotte. Friday night as the result of taking medicine in which carbolic acid had been accidentally substituted for castor oil in a doctor's prescription Henry B. Vamer of Lexington, N. C., was elected president of the National Editorial association, which was in session at Jamestown last week Mitch Mitchell, a negro wife murderer, was convicted at Columbus. Oa., last week and sentenced to life imprisonment The district attorney's of fice <>f New York city has been making a determined war of extermination against pool rooms in that city for ? several months past and apparently has the gamblers on the run for the time being A number of French and Dutch automobiles are making a race from Peking, China, to Paris, , France A cloudburst did considerable damage to railroad property and the lowlands in Russell county, Virginia, Friday afternoon. No lives were lost Gov. Comer of Alabama, will appoint J. H. Bankhead to serve out the unexpired term of United States Senator Morgan The Fannie R Prescott, a Boston fishing schooner, was on Saturday seized by the Canadian government for fishing within the three-mile coast limit Three freight cars broke from a Grand Trunk train on the middle of the lower steel arch bridge at Niagara Rapids Saturday morning and fell to the river, 250 feet below. No lives were lost Brandy given three children by their mother I to alleviate seasickness while on tne steamship Cretic enroute to New York, caused the death of all three. The children were buried at sea. Two women, mother and daughter, lost their lives by the burning of their home near Savannah, Ga., early Sunday morning The inter-collegiate boat races, which is an event of great interest to the big colleges throughout the country, will be held at Poughkeepsie, N. Y? on Wednesday, June 26th New Orleans police officials are worked up over the kidnapping of an Italian boy in that city some days ago... .Western Union and Postal Telegraph operators throughout the north and west are preparing for a tremendous strike for higher wages, shorter hours and recognition of their union. The initial strike will probably be instituted in Chicago Viscount Aoki, Japanese ambassador at Washington, will probably soon be recalled, according to Tokio advices, and will likely be succeeded by Baron Kaneko Edward Ashby shot and killed Dan Overcash. his brother-in-law, near Kannapolis, N. C., Sunday morning. The cause of the tragedy is unknown. Ashby killed his father about four years ago for whipping his sister. The KU T W uiuiucici uiauc iiid vovopv v. .? Johnson, a New Yorker, committed suicide at Oaxaco, Mexico, Saturday by climbing a very large tree and then thrown himself to the ground .... Franc H. Jones, the self-convicted bank embezzler of Charlotte, was yesterday sentenced to serve six years In the Federal prison at Atlanta, Ga Four bodies have been recovered from the ill-fated launch which was sunk in Hampton Roads, Va? last week. Seven of the crew are still missing. ? The annual meeting of the State Bankers' association. Mr. W. J. Roddey. Rock Hill, president, will be held at the Isle of Palms, Charleston, June 25th to 27th. An attendance of at least 150 is expected. AT THE CHURCHES. BAPTIST. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 8.30 o'clock. CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD. Services on Friday afternoon at 5 o'clock. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 8.15 o'clock. Tiy*HTf~METHODIST EPISCOPAL ^Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 8.30 o'clock. ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN. Prayer meeting Wednesday afternoon at 5.30 o'clock. Special Notices. The U. D. C. The Winnie Davis Chapter U. D. C. will meet with Mrs. D. E. Boney on Friday next at 5.30 o'clock. Bessie E. Barron, President. She (fotton Iflarket. Yorkville, June 18.?Cotton 11 to 13. New York, June 17.?Cotton spot closed quiet; middling uplands 12.90; Gulf 13.15; sales 200 bales. Futures opened steady and closed fairly steady. June 11.50; July 11.55; Aug. 11.31; Sept. 11.22; Oct. 11.37: Nov. 11.35; Dec. 11.37; Jan. 11.48. Feb. 11.50; March 11.53. BOARD WANTED. BY respectable family of four in private home. Address Box 334, Yorkville, S. C. It* FOR SALE FIVE-YEAR old Kentucky Mare. First-class in every respect; but too much mettle for owner's business. Apply at ENQUIRER OFFICE. It* UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA. 1789-1907. Head of the State's Educational System DEPARTMENTS. College, Engineering, Graduate, Law, Medicine, Pharmacy. Library contains 45.000 volumes. New water works, electric lights, central heating system. New dormitories, gymnasium, Y. M. C. A. building, library. 732 STUDENTS. 74 IN FACULTY. The Fall term begins September 9, 1907. Address FRANCIS P. VENABLE, Pres. Chapel Hill, N. C. 49 t 4t Statement of the Condition of the ?ou? and Savings Sank Located at Yorkville, S. C., at the close of business June 14. 1907. Resources: Loans and Discounts $201,983 24 Overdrafts 6,274 63 Bonds and Stocks owned by the Bank 11.000 00 Furniture and Fixtures.... 1,200 00 Other Real Estate 7,000 00 Due from Banks and Bankers 45,190 94 Currency 12,800 00 Gold 2,235 00 Silver, Nickels and Pennies 3,193 74 Checks and Cash Iteius.... 1,560 65 Total $292,438 20 Liabilities: Capital Stock Paid in $ 50,000 00 Surplus Fund 18,000 00 Undivided Profits, less Current Expenses 5,184 96 Due to Banks and Bankers. 7,263 79 Due Unpaid Dividends 1,500 00 Individual Deposits subject to Check 134,080 97 S?vliiP8 norwislts 2.300 83 Time Certificates 71,654 28 Cashier's Checks 212 75 Reserved for taxes, rent. etc. 2,240 62 Total $292,438 20 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Cor sty or York. Before me came T. C. DUNLAP, Cashier of Loan and Savings Bank. Yorkville, S. C., who being duly sworn, says that the above and foregoing statement is a true condition of said Bank, as shown by the books of file in said bank. T. C. DUNLAP, Cashier. Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 17th day of June. 1907. GEO. W. WILLIAMS, Notary Public, South Carolina. Correct Attest: W. Brown Wylie, J. S. Brice, S. M. McNeel, Directors. J. L. Williams. Mason McConnell. J. L. WILLIAMS & CO* DOWN WENT THE PRICE. 20 Per Cent Off We offer for CASH for the next TEN DAYS, beginning WEDNESDAY, June 19th, ALL Men's, Ladies' and Children's Low Shoes, Men's Suits, Boys' Suits, Men's and Boys' Pants, and Felt Hats?ALL CO AT TWENTY PER CENT OFF FOR CASH. With this Discount added to our already modest prices you will And here the Very Best Values in Suits at $6.00, $8.00 and $10.00 that you have seen in several seasons. Yours to serve, J. L. WILLIAMS & CO., Sell for Less. AT KENNEDY'S When you are In need of Bush and Grass Blades, Cow Chains, Fly Catchers, Tinware. En-an-ge Gray .Ware, White Lined Enamel Ware, White Ware or Food Choppers come and see W. M. Kennedy. When you want Soaps at 15, 10, 6 cakes for 25 Cents, or Shoe Dressing, Shinola or Stove Polish, come and see W. M. Kennedy. For Steel and Aluminum Pens, Inks and Stationery, come to see W. M. Kennedy. For Groceries, including Flour, Coffee, Teas, Sugar, Rice, Grits, etc., see W. M. Kennedy. For Tallor-Made Clothing, cut in proper styles, made of best materials, by the best of workmen at modest and fair prices, see W. M. Kennedy's samples from the great tailoring house of Lamm & Co.?Best on Earth Tailors. W. M. KENNEDY, Agent. NEVER P IT T. T. JL V U A A Your hat down over your eyes and then complain that you cannot see. Have an eye open for the best, and If It is cloudy today look for the sunshine on the morrow. Always appreciate the beneficence of Providence and never stand shivering in the shade when you can step out in the sunshine. Never wrap your talent up in a napkin and then complain at Fate, but get busy and let your broker trade for you if you would have things come your way. For Sale?Residence on King's Mountain street, well located. $3,000. For Sale?Valuable lot near Graded School on bargain counter. $625. Dr. M. W. WHITE, LOAN ANI) SAVINGS BANK ATTENTION IS CALLED TO THE STRONG CONDITION OF THIS) BANK AS REFLECTED BY ITS REbort m a n f rn the state bank EXAMINER, A COPY OF WHICH YOU WILL FIND ELSEWHERE IN THIS PAPER. LOAN & SAVINGS BANK YORKVILLE. S. C. HOW ABOUT A "MAJESTIC" RANGE THE "BEST" AND MOST ECONOMICAL?TAKES LESS FUEL AND DOES NOT HEAT UP THE HOUSE AS MUCH AS STOVES. IT IS THE MOST PERFECT BAKER MADE. COME TO SEE US FOR ANYTHING IN HARDWARE. VORKVIIiLH HARDWARE CO. Ciiloro-Naptholeum With the hot summer days and the possibility of an attack of fever, malaria or perhaps typhoid, it is to your Interest, both from a financial standpoint and from a standpoint of health, to keep your premises in as nearly a perfect sanitary condition as it is possible for you to do. All sinks, pig pens, closets, stables, chicken yards, dog kennels, etc., should be thoroughly disinfected at frequent intervals, not only to keep down bad odors, but also to kill fever germs. For thorough disinfection with the least work and inconvenience there is nothing that is in a class with CIILORO-XAPTHOLEUM?the best disinfectant yet discovered by sanitary experts. You should use it frequently about your premises. The York Drug Store has Chloro-Xaptholeuni in Quart, Half Gallon and Gallon Cans. See us about it and use it freely. YORK DRUG STORE J. B. BOWEX, Proprietor. ? "" Fcls-Xaptha Is easily the Best Soap for laundry use. Try it. 5 Cts. Don't Wait I If you are thinking of placing your money in Bank, or desire to change your place of Banking, do it now, and with us. IT'S SAFE The First National Bank, Vorkvilhs S. C. O. E. WILKINS, R. C. ALLEIN, President. Cashier. FOR SALE. I OFFER for sale the building lot located on west side of King's Mountain street, and adjoining my dwelling. Frontage on street, 85 feet, depth 300 feet, width at rear 70 feet. Price if sold within 30 days, }600. SAM M. GRIST. WW Wanted.?Your orders for all kinds of printed matter. Best work at fairest prices. A*AftAXA*AKA?tA?lXA*A*A*AA*A*? | CHICORA COLLE J Grreenville J A CHRISTIAN HOME SCHOOLJ Owned and Controlled by the Pr< B. A., B. S., B. L. and M. A. De 3 Art, Expression and Business. 5 worth 150,000. Modern Conven ^ Large Pipe Organ. Healthful clim 2* Expenses: (A) Tuition, Board, Rc (B) All Included In (/ 4 Art or Expressio m If lessons under Director, add $ Next session begins September til i 5 information address 2 4 9 St t AatAKAKAatA*A*A*AXAXAKA*A*A*& 4* 4* 4- 4* 4? 4 4- 4- 4- 4* ? 4* r ^ ?r We Pay Y< t EIGHTY | PER ( * 4* Of the population of 1 *5* itors in Savings Banks -?> ical and provident cla a, this country today, j in every walk of life 4* interest paid by Savin; 4? J! Our Savings Department off 4* your money may be placed i 4? at the same time be earning y< 4 Four Per Cent Interest ( 4 t The NATIONAL * A no/\r xTrrrr^T (AUSWLIUlIlii. * ROCK HILL, S< _____________ TT^RFTTTTTT^ if*# MACHINE SHOP. IN addition to having a first-class . machinist In our machine shop to make all kinds of repairs to Machin- t ery, Engines, etc., we also have Mr. ' M. P. Jonas, a thoroughly competent Blacksmith. Mules and Horses shod at 60 cents round. NEELY MANUFACTURING CO. B.N. MOORE c COTTON i In the Market the Year Round. Ev- * ery facility for WAREHOUSING. [ Receipts Negotiable at All Ranks. c W Send The Enquirer your orders 1 for Commercial Printing, Booklets, 1 Catalogues, Law Briefs, etc. t t You Can't Fool 'Em. ( Try our CRACKER-JACK Coffee J ?Put up in 2J pound Buckets at 50 Cents. We guarantee It to Give En- ' tire Satisfaction or will Refund Your Money. The old folks like their Soup and Kraut, " The younger ones like Pie; I sell the stuff that suits them all * And the Prices Ain't So High. Why* do so many people buy their Meats rrom snerer s marKeir because Sherer won't lie to the ladles. . It's no use?they'll catch you every time. (Say, I'm married, myself, Don't-yer-know ?) Some people beat the Butcher Man, Cause coal and wood are so high. They wan't to go to a warmer place, Where they won't have none to ? buy. s Yours to serve, f OLD GEORGE, THE RUTCIIER. j WW Send The Enquirer your orders for Commercial Printing, Booklets, Catalogues, Law Briefs, etc. ^ O. P. HEATH, Pt. W. S. NEIL, I Y0RKV1LLE B. i jj INCORPOl A*A?A*A*A*A*A??*A?a*A*AA*A??i DRESS GOOE WE ARE SHOWING AN ELE OF FASHIONABLE DRESS GOOD TO HAVE YOU CALL AND SEE O ERS YOU WILL FIND BLACK 1 REPS, PANAMAS, NUNSVEILINC IJANTIXES. FLOWERED ORGAN BLEACHING?Good quality, 1 SHIRTING UNBLEACHED SHIRTING?"! 8 1-8 Cents a Yard. SHIRTING?7-8 of Yard wid Inch goods at 5 Cents the Yard. UNDERWEA1 WE ARE SHOWING A VER"! DERWEAR FOR LADIES, MIS SUMMER WEAR. CLOTHING COME AND SEE US ABOUT THAT YOU NEED. OUR CLOT! VERY LATEST STYLES IN THE MOST REASONABLE PRICES. QUALITIES FROM THE CHEAPE TWO AND THREE PIECE SUITS OF YOUR SUIT MONEY. MEN'S HATS SEE US FOR HATS. OUR MOUS STETSON S IN BLACK A> VARIETY OF FUR HATS IN ALL WELL AS PRICES. PANAMA AA POPULAR SHAPES. SHIRTS, COL We invite especial attention to ANI) CRAVATS. We can please these lines. Remember that we se and with each Shirt give you a LI> FANCY GRO< Heretofore we have not been < FANCY GROCERIES, but from nc the most complete lines of such gc tion. You can come here fully exp< ities of CANNED GOODS. BOTTLI for FANCY GROCERIES. A We have a few bushels of PEJ ^ them QUICK. ^ NOW IS TIIE TIME to buy t A you either a PIEDMONT or TYSO f better offered on this market. See J YORKVILLE *AA*A*AXA**AXA*A*AXA?tAIUft flfl For YOUNG 3 UiJ WOMEN j S. C. J ?A HIGH GRADE COLLEGE. jj wrtiyteries of the Synod of S. C. ^ gree Courses. Schools of Music, J Elegant Buildings and Grounds J iences. Handsome Auditorium. 4 iate in the Piedmont section. * iom and Fees $183.00 l) and Tuition for Music, n $203.00 4 10.00. M ie 19tli, 1907. For Catalogue and ^ S. C. BYRD, President. ^ 4- 4* 4* ^ 4* 4* 4" 4* 4* 4* _ "fr )u to Save ^ & ' =f ' * : )ENT | ti :he United States are depos- j , and to this thrifty, economss is due the prominence of *%* 1 i\ll over the country people ^ ^ are taking advantage of the gs Banks on Deposits. ^ s crs a place where , i n safe keeping and . >u an income. 4* Compounded Quarterly ^ < "IT UNION BANK t1 .Y SAFE) * '?? mth Carolina. ^ 4* WHERE QUALITY COUNTS Perhaps there is no place where luality counts as it does in Your Cor espondence, whether it be a business etter, a letter to your sweetheart or iny other person. Though a man's i hirograyhy is poor, if he uses a real J rood quality of STATIONERY his , etters show up better than a good j land on bad quality of paper. You can always find the best that ( :an be obtained in STATIONERY, at ^ Hie Star Drug Store. I buy from the | argest Stationery house in the coun- . ry, which always has the LATEST on , he market in Box Papers, Pound Pa- t lers and Tablets for Men, Women and Children. See our Stationery. STAR DRUG STORE. I ____________________________ t VI. L. Carroll. C. W. Carroll, ] CARROLL BROS. J SOWING PEAS ] IS EASY | ( f you will do the work with 1 c BUFFALO PITTS, or TOXGUELESS HARROW, g We have these machines in stock ' ind will be pleased to sell you either . it the right prices, and on terms sat uciury lu yuu. See us about a Harrow. See us about a Buggy. Feed Purina Chick Feed for Profitable Poultry Growing. CARROLL BROS. ? V. Pt. R. E. HEATH, Sec.-Tr. ^ i M. COMPANY, 1 RATED. J <4 k*AAXA*A>eAlt*A*A?U*A*A*A?AX t >s j t ~~ a GANT AND COMPLETE LINE * S AND WOULD BE PLEASED t UR SHOWING. AMONG OTHi'OILES. Plain and in Plaids, JS, FRENCH SERGES, BRILDIES in nice assortment, fard Wide?10 Cents the Yard. k'ard Wide?7 1-2 Cents and e at 7 1-2 Cents Yard; and 27 ! ' Z FINE LINE OF LIGHT UNISES AND CHILDREN FOR I: r that suit of clothes iing stock includes the c best weaves and at the our line includes all 1st to the best. see our . we can save you some stock includes the facd tan, as well as a big j . shapes and qualities as :d straw hats in all the .LARS our SHIRTS, COLLARS, CUFFS you in qualities and styles in dl a first-class SHIRT for $1.00 :en collar free. CERIES _____ i carrying a very extensive line of t >w on we expect to carry one of >ods to be found in all this secacting to find the very best qual- < cd goods, Etc. Remember us VS?If you want them, come for A t good BUGGY. We can sell f N & JONES, and there Is none a . us about a Buggy. J B. & M. CO. J ; See Johnson For SWIFT'S HAMS, BREAKFAST STRIP AND LARD, CHASE & SANBORN COFFEE, TETLEY'S TEAS. HEINZ PICKLES, ROYAL AND RUMFORD BAKING POWDERS, GOLD MEDAL FLOUR. I. W. JOHNSON. CLOVER DRUG R OL COMPANY. ' xPAINTSx Now is a good time to paint that louse. We are selling NEW ERA 'A I NT?"There is none better." NEAL'S CARRIAGE PAINT for rour Buggies, Carriages, etc. JAP-A-LAC for your Furniture and "loors. MURESCO for walls and ceilings? ill colors. PAINT BRUSHES?A full line?all ilzes. Come In and let us talk PAINT to rou. THE CLOVER DRUG CO. R. L. WYLIE, Ph. G. Manager. CLOVER - - - - 3. C. BANNER BUGGIES! BANNER BUGGIES! FOR SALE BY J. M. McGILL, HICKORY GROVE, S. C. [HAVE Just received a carload of the famous BANNER Buggies,' and iow have one of the Most Complete jineg of Vehicles ever exhibited In Ilckory Grove. If you are thinking >f purchasing a vehicle of any kind, rou will do well to see me before buyng. I believe I can demonstrate to rour satisfaction that I have the best alues In this line that have ever been iffered In this section. BANNER Vehicles are sold under i Positive Guarantee by the Manufacturer, backed by a Cash' Capital of 1500,000.00. You get the full value of )f every dollar of your Investment If rou buy one of these excellent vellcles. Come and See Them Anyway, vhether you have decided to buy anyhlng In this line or not. rHE BICYCLE IS STILL A POPULAR VEHICLE. 3Icycling Is healthful exercise and he season Is at hand for the enjoynent of this mode of travelling. I :arry a full stock of these machines ind of the very best make. If you vant a machine you can depend on, lon't fall to see my line. SEWING MACHINES. I also carry a line of High Grade Jewing Machines In fine cases of hlghy polished Oak and Mahogany. These Machines are as good as are made, iunranteed to Give Satisfaction, and ire offered at Prices tliat bring them vlthin the reach of all. J. M. McGILL, HICKORY GROVE, S. C. Engineer AND Architect We are pleased to be able to inform he public that we have secured the ervlces of a first-class Engineer and Architect. Mr. N. GAILLARD WALKCR of Charleston, who is now to be ound at our Yorkville office at all imes, and who will prepare plans and pecificatlons for construction work of whatever character. Mr. Walker will ilso make estimates, and prospective tuilders will do well to consult us. J. J. KELLER & CO. YORKVILLE BUGGY CO. m AMI MAINf. IV IA 11 iva j iviiii 1/ i v WE SHOE HORSES AND MULES ' kND DO REPAIR WORK PROP RLY. WE HAVE BINDER TWINE, 5PIKE TOOTH HARROWS AND ( CULTIVATORS. Yorkville Bu^y Co. las. M. Starr, J. F. McElwee. President Sec. and Treas. YORK SUPPLY CO. Incorpo rated. FRUIT JARS We have MASON'S IMPROVED ^RUIT JARS in the following sizes: 3INTS. QUARTS. HALF GALLONS. We also have extra Caps, extra Rub>ers. Jelly Tumblers. Be sure and see us for Cotton Bows. Everything in Heavy and Fancy groceries. YORK SUPPLY CO. BEFORE BUYING OR SELLING A FARM or any property, write the CAROLINA REALTY AND rRUST COMPANY. Bishopville, S. C. 13 t.f. ly G. H. O'LEARY. The King of Coolclng Stoves?made ^ of Cast Iron. G. H. CLEARY. GLENN & ALLISON. - i WE ARE HEADQUARTERS ; E O R i i i BABCOCK. HACKNEY, ' T A VT _ n A XT XT A T\XT A XTT\ A11JL/ HIGHPOINT BUGGIES. 1 STUDEBAKER WAGONS, McCORMICK MACHINERY AND I THE INTERNATIONAL GASOLINE ENGINES. We want a chance to talk to you j about them. Can quote you close Prices and easy terms. Yours to serve, GLENN & ALLISON. YORKVILLE MONUMENT WORKS. (Incorporated.) Come and see us for everything that | may be desired In dressed stone of any j kind, Monuments, etc. Our facilities 1 for turning out Stone Work, Marble or I Granite are first-class and we can ; make prices right. Intending purchasers can aPord to come a long distance to see us. YORKVILLE MONUMENT WORKS. IMPORTERS AND ROASTERS OF HIGH GRADE COFFEES OUR ROASTING PLANT Is In Full Operation, and to Those Who Desire a Clear, Well Roasted and High Grade COFFEE We are Prepared to Furnish It. Wo name the following brands: Old Government Java, Monogram, I Fort Sumter, Bine Ribbon, I Arabian Mocha, Mountain Rose, Morning Glory, Maracalbo, Jamoma, Sunbeam, Electric, Porto Rico, Red Owl, Acme, Aromatic, Dime. A Trial Will Convince Consumers of the Superior Merits of Our Roasted Coffee, and Once Tried Will Use no Other. i Packers of Teas, Spices and Soda, , put up under our personal supervision, . and We Guarantee them Strictly Pure Goods. Send for samples and prices ' before purchasing elsewhere. I F. W. WAGF.NER & COMPANY, Charleston, S. C. ' I Faultless Brand 01 Canned Goods j < Did you ever try them? They stand ; at the head of their class in quality. There is nothing put up in the way of fruits and vegetables that Is supe- I rlor, yet In most cases not any higher than Inferior goods. < Just as good as freshly taken out \ of the garden. I have the Faultless j String Beans, Peas, Corn, and Succotash at 15c a can. For table use I have Strawberries, Raspberries, and Pears?all put up In sugar at 30c. Plenty of Inferior goods at lower prices. LOUIS ROTH. AT THE BRATTON FARM. I WE have a number of Guernsey Cows and Heifers that we will sell. Pure cream at 25 cents a quart, at the farm at all times, or delivered on ' Tuesdays and Fridays. J. A. MILLS, Manager. Jan. 25 f.t tf. 4* 4? 4s 4* 4* 4* 4* PUT YOUR FEET IN A PAIR ? YOU WILL HAVE ON THE MOS "3* COMFORTABLE AND MOST ST! -L YOUR FEET IN. IT IS THE ONE ENTIRE SATISFACTION IN THE <4* CALL AND SEE THE WALK , TO SHOW IT TO YOU AND YOU ?*? ARISTOCRATIC APPEARANCE<. OF THE SHOE WORLD. "T THE WALK-OVER SELLS A ^ EVERY PAIR IS WORTH THE F ^ THE STRAUSS-SN ??* Main and Liberty Sts. THERE IS ALWAYS SOMETHING DOING AT Thomson Company's t cjiii, #1 ca LiUiiK Diawiv ruic ourv ?en?f i the pair. Long White Pure Silk Gloves?$1.25 and $1.50 the pair. Long Black Lisle Glove and a good one?$1.00 the pair. Long Black Suede Cotton Gloves in Black and White?75c the pair. The Thomson Co. An Experience of 62 Years Do you suppose that practically every man carrying life insurance In more than one company, and one of which is the Mutual Benefit, would unhesitatingly say that he likes the Mutual Benefit and its policy the best, and is sorry that he did not place all of his insurance eggs in the Mutual Benefit basket if the company did not offer "special and peculiar advantages" over all other companies? The explanation for this condition is Bimple: The company is 62 years old; the guiding star of the management has always been conservatlveness, economy, a faithful discharge of its sacred trust, and above all a square deal to every policy holder?to give each one all to which he was entitled. An experience of 62 years has enabled the management to fully understand what can safely be guaranteed to each member for each dollar he pays and that is what is being done today and has always been done by this company?Look before you leap. SAM M. GRIST, Special Agent. Community Silver If you haven't seen the line of COM* MUNITY SILVER that I am showing, you haven't seen the most elegant and :omplete showing of silverware ever made In Yorkville. Will be pleased to show you the line If you will come In some day when you are passing. I want you to see It?you don't have to buy. T. W. SPECK. negligee shirts 25c to $ 1 YESTERDAY WE RECEIVED A LARGE SHIPMENT OF THE NEWEST 8TYLE8 IN NEGLIGEE 8HIRT8 eOR MEN AND BOY8. THEY ARE MADE UP OF MADRAS, PIQUES, PERCALES, IN WASH COLOR8 \nd the line is easily as handsome and -Jjoainn aa a nv N?ol Shirts that i?v? ever be?n shown on this market. Da 11 and sse them and make your sanction while the showing is complete. PRICES RUN FROM 25 CENTS TO J1.00 EACH, and there isn't a poor seaction in the bunch. J. Q. WRAY. REMEMBER?That our extraordinary Bargain Prices on Men's Spring Slothing still hold good and that you :an't afford to buy before seeing Our /alues. W. I. WITHERSPOON CO Dealers In Hardware, Vehicles and Implements. Hoosler Corn Planters, Carmical Cotton and Corn Planters, Dow-Law full stroke Cotton Planters, Quano Distributers. Disc Harrows, Disc and Spring Tooth Cultivators, Etc. BUGGIES WATERTOWN, COLUMBUS, ANCHOR, PHOENIX, HICKORY. WAGONS MANDT, WHITE HICKORY, FISH AND MOLINE. HARNESS. WHIPS. LAPROBES. Etc. W I. WITHERSPOONCO. East Madison Street , * * . * * * * THE ^ WALK- t OVERJ : OF WALK-OVER SHOES AND ^ >T PERFECT FITTING, MOST ' k'LISII SHOE YOU EVER PUT : SHOE THAT WILL GIVE YOU 3 WEARING QUALITY. [-OVER?WE'LL BE PLEASED WILL BE PLEASED WITH ITS V -IT IS THE BEAU BRUMMEL T $3.50 TO $5.00 A PAIR AND RICE. IITH COMPANY, * Yorkville, S. C.