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ably take no action in the matter. While declining to go into the case fully with this correspondent, Gen, Ainsworth intimated that the outlook so far as continuing the military features at Clemson was not good. Just what definite action will be taken regarding Capt. Clay's report he would not say. Drew Two Pbnsions.?Mr. F. C. Dobbins, an aged citizen who resides near Caroleen, it seems has been playing a trick on the North and South Carolina pension boards. Since 1904 he has been drawing from Cherokee, S. C., a pension, and shortly afterwards havlne moved to Rutherford coun ty, he applied and got a pension each | year since that time. So it will be readily seen that he has been drawing a double pension from the two states. The discovery of the matter came about in this way: A letter came from Columbia, S. C., to Cherokee, S. C., addressed to "F. C. Dobbins," but a Miss Dobbins, with the same name, got the letter through mistake and sent ? It together with the pension to the . rightful owner to Caroleen. This led to his detection here. Then Auditor B. F. Dixon wrote to the South Caro- i Una authorities, who replied that F. C. J Dobbins has drawn a pension in Cher- 0 okee county. S. C., since 1904." ^ Yesterday he applied in vain for reinstatement of his 518 pension, but the North Carolina board, through Auditor Dixon, has dropped him. He confessed to the Rutherford county pension board yesterday that he had drawn a pension from each state and a his excuse was that he needed the \ money: and also expressed himself as g being badlv treated by the authorities ^ In not continuing his pension. As the a amo jnt is small, his age and infirmities condone the wrong and now as a punishment the North Carolina board gives him nothing.?Rutherfordton special to Charlotte News. " I AT THE CHURCHES. t< BAPTIST. ti rev. i. o. murray, pastor. ? Sunday Service??Sunday school at Q| 9.45 a. m. Morning service at 11 cj o'clock. ? CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD. c< rev. j. o. babin rector. Sunday Services.?Morning service at 11 o'clock. No other services. ? P FIRST PRESBYTERIAN. p rev. e. e. g1lle3pie, pastor c Sunday Services?Sunday school at H 10 a. m. Morning service at 11 o'clock. " Union service at 8.30 p. m., sermon by r Rev. Edwin Poteat, D. D. bl 1 si TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL rev. h. j. cautht2n. pastor. Sunday Services?Morning service dependent on return of pastor from Conference. Sunday school at 5 p. m. ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRESBY- ~ TERIAN. 1 rev. w. c. ewart. pastor. ^ Sunday Service.?.?Sabbath school at 10 a. m. Morning service at 11 o'clock. al fecial Uotices. p' At Bowling Green. tl There will be no preaching at Bowling Green on the Fourth Sabbath In J* this month. b< W. A. Hafner, Pastor. a Preaching at Beersheba. is Rev. D. J. Brimm, D. D.. will preach F at Beersheba on the fourth Sunday of P July at 11 o'clock a. m. B S. H. Hay, Pastor. bi At Clover Baptist Church. The previously announced meeting at Clover Baptist church will be commenced next Tuesday night. I am to ? be assisted by Rev. L. E. Barton of _ 1 Quitman, Ga. My Sunday appointment will be filled as usual. 1 t.f 2t W. E. Hurt, Pastor. J HYMENEAL. J Married?At the residence of the . bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Engle. July 17, by Rev. W. A. Hafner, P1 Mr. T. E. LOVE and Miss N. E. EN- lt GLE. Both of York county. At Clover. S. C., July 20. 1907, by F. f' E. Clinton, notary public, Mr. JUNE ir BROWN and Miss CORA AKER, both * of Lincolnton, N. C. sj $hf djotton $larhft. f ? .... F Yorkvllle. July 26?Cotton 11 to 13J. c New York. July 25?Cotton, spot r closed quiet: middling uplands 13.10: F gulf. 13.35; sales 1,300 bales. Futures opened steady and closed firm as fol- p lows: July 12.10: Aug. 11.61; Sept. 11.63: Oct. 11.89; Nov. 11.92. Dec. 11.98; Jan. 12.03; Feb. 12.06; March 12.13; April 12.18; May 12.22. WANTED TO RENT THREE rooms of my house on , North Congress street. Yorkville. Miss MILDRED HOBBS. 60 f.t 2t * FOR SALE ONE new Top Buggy, side Spring. Also two barrels Cylinder Oil. A Bargain for CASH. L QUINN WALLACE. li 60 f.t 2t* fl PHOTOGRAFHIC STUDIO. u L> ECAUSE of absence from town. ' t -D my Studio will be closed until ^ further notice. Miss ROSA LINDSAY. B. G. BLACK j Surgeon J>entist HICKORY GROVE. S. C. * In Sharon Thursday and Friday. " HAND BAG LOST. * BETWEEN Yorkville and Philadel- ^ phia church. Patent leather, with 1 one side of handle broken. Contained ? $7.00 and a few cents ir silver, some | postoffice receipts, a piece of jewelry e and envelope addressed to Mrs. Pearl Guthrie. Finder will be liberally re- * warded for leaving bag at ENQUIRER OFFICE. It * DUE WEST FEMALE COLLEGE I y DUE WEST, 8.0. THE ideal place for quiet study, ? thorough work, sweet Christian influences. and kind personal oversight. ? Overflowing attendance last year. Greatly improved facilities. New Car- ? negie Hall with elegant accomnu dations for 100 boarders. Electric light, * steam heat, complete water works and sewerage. Delightful climate and splendid health record. The very best ? advantages for the least money. Beautiful catalog. The president's address till Sept. 1st. will be Rev. JAMES BOYCE. ? Montreal, N. C. 60 1.1 ?iu. FOR RENT. MY building: on hotel lot. Congress street. 3 floors; 40 by 80: is about completed, and 1 am ready to talk about renting, in part or as a whole. R. J. HERNDON. 59 t 2t WANTED nIDES and SKINS. As they go up. I pay UP. As they go down, " I pay DOWN. CASH. W. H. HERNDON. 56 f 13t PICNIC AT SHARON. THERE is to be a big picnic at Sharon on the occasion of the visit of the CLEMSON EXHIBIT CAR. JULY 30TH. Baseball in the afternoon, (iood music. Everybody invited. COMMITTEE. LICH" On Wednesday afterno to Mr. J. Frank Ashe struck by lightning and tity of fodder, hay st^ sils. His horses and mi stock ana iarming uic FARMERS' MU This is one of the m; this year. Why not in you but a trifle, if you i sawed wood. I AM taking- orders for Pine Stove L wood, sawed to length and delivere n short notice. See me personally o Irop a card through postotflee. I. H. NORRIS, Yorkvllle, S. C. 59 t 3m gin outfit for sale. ^ ONSISTING of 70-Saw Eagle Gir Feeder and Condenser; double pii loss Press; 15-horse Engine and 20 orse Boiler. All in good conditio] nd cheap. Address me at Old Poini W. T. NICHOLS. 57 f.t 4t* lTtention, cotton grower: If ASS meetings are hereby callei . A next Saturday, July 27th, 1901 > be held at Filbert at 10 o'clock ii le forenoon, and at York court housi t 4.30 In the afternoon of that day resident E. D. Smith and other stati fflcials of the Southern Cotton asso lation will deliver addresses on cottoi enerally and cotton holding in parti ular. By order of the county executiv< ammittee. C. E. SPENCER, 2t Pres. York Co. S. C. Asso. picnic at filbert. rHE annual Basket Picnic at Fil bert, will be held, on JULY 27 resident E. D. Smith of the Soutl arolina Southern Cotton association :on. D. E. Finley, Hon. Jos. A. Mcullough and Hon. John Gary Evan; re to speak. The Yorkville Cornel and will furnish music for the occaon. Everybody invited. H. E. NEIL, s. w. Mcknight, JOE W. SMITH, J. D. SMITH, J. D. CLARK. Committee. 55-57-59-60 4t Is Economy To buy the very best Paint obtaln>Ie when you are ready to paint youi [Hidings. 11 COSIS JUSl Cts JI1UUI Ll tit on shoddy stuff called "paint" a* does to put on the kind that wii: ay. Many years have demonstrated lat there is no better paint made thar te SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINT? is still good where other paints art ?ing covered with new coats. We also sell WELHELM'S ROYAL Ready-Mixed and Paste Paint thai a No. 1 in quality. See us for Jap-a-lac, Varnish Stains loor Paints, Carriage and Wagor aints, Oils, Turpentine, Putty, Glass rushes, Etc. Be sure to get our prices before yoi uy anything for house painting. THE YORK DRUG STORE, J. B. Bowen, Proprietor. MEN SEEK INVESTMENTS That promise the biggest and safesi ossible return for their savings. Of' ;n under certain conditions of th< larket an emergency arises wher lere is an opoortunity for the shrewc ivestor to buy'cheap. Act promptly ccording to your opportunity, befort is too late to profit by busines: igacity if you would succeed. or Sale?128 shares of Tavora Mill, or Sale?50 shares York Cotton Mill or Sale?A few shares National Bank or Sale?Few shares Victor Oil Mill or Sale?Also all other local stocks Dr. M W. WHITE. nui TTivm Ul^i> X ill VJ We carry a full stock of first-clasi .GATHER and CANVAS BELTING icluding Leather Belting in widths o rom 1 to 4 inches, and Canvas Belt ig In widths of from 2 to 10 inches When you need Belting come to se< s. as you will find that our prices an jst right. We also can furnish you with bes uality of Rawhide Belting Lacings. fOKKVILLE HARDWARE CO * J. Q. WRAY i july clea: ? CLOTHING PF ^ 'I* *1* ^4* ^ Z THE PRICES ON ^ % SIMMER CTiOTllINl | REDK EI) EI FTY ?* | STANCE: j* & {20.00 Suits are N< T $15.00 Suits are Now T $10.00 Suits are Now ? And so on through ? MEN'S EXTRA <j? I handle the Trou ? Bull Co., than which T be had anywhere. S A All $5.00 Pants are * All $4.50 Pants are 4j V AH $2.50 Pants are T All $3.50 Pants an 5# i All $1.00 Pants art ** 2 DRES , A We have a splend Goods, including the qualities. Now is th< summer Dress Goods ^ i 50 inch Organdy thai A 25c Yard. !?U <f 30 inch French Bati ? 13 l-2e Yard. j? * 36 inch Voile, all sht * V 22 l-2c Yard. ? Silk Pongee, that wa 4ft ar PLEASE REM! V I RES QVOTED AB< it T LOW AND EVER'* ? SEXTSA SPLEXDU A THESE PRICES AR1 J J. Q. WRAY ? ^ ^ *8* ^ " rNING on, a large barn, belonging of McConnellsville, was burned, with a large quanv, guano and farming utenules were saved. His barn, nsils were insured in the TUAL. any warnings we have had sure at once? It will cost insure with us. D. E. BONEY. Agent. J. L. Wililams. Mason McConnell. d J. L. WILLIAMS & CO. TRUNKS SUIT CASES , GRIPS a If you are going away see us for either of the above that you may need. We have Trunks from $1.25 to $15.00. Suit Cases from $1.00 to $6.50. Grips from 50 cents to $5.00. d WtT See us for Gent's Furnishings, [, White Vests, etc. 1 e 2 J. L. WILLIAMS & CO.. i Sell for Leas. A WORD ABOUT THE ; Small i 1 Deposit "Big oaks from little acorns grow^'? and no where is tnis more irue uuui in the Banking business. It is therefore our policy to foster the small account, knowing the small depositor of today may be a large one tomorrow. When you bring your money to this Bank, no matter hotv small you can rest assured that your account is welcome and wanted. ..IT'S SAFE ; The First National Bank, | Yorkville, S. C. i ; Better be Safe ' Than Sorry | The kind of Fire and Accident Inf surance written in this office makes ' the assured absolutely safe against , I loss to the extent or nis policy. ??i?c men insure their property against loss ' or damage by fire or tornadoes, and they insure in companies that are time tried and fire tested. I am in the Insurance business exclusively and make my living by selling insurance. I have had 17 years practical experience and know something about the business, I hope. Being in the business "for keeps" does it seem reasonable that I should be willing to offer the public anything except the BEST as a matter of policy, if for no other reason? Cheap insurance is as good as any, if you don't need it, and none at all is still better if you never have a fire. Be 1 wise, insure and buy from a company that will be on the spot when you i need indemnity, always bearing in 1 mind the fact that it is better to be 1 safe than sorry. j SAM M. GRIST. ? Insurance Headquarters. Grow With A GROWING BANK Open an account with us and Pay by Check. Will Furnish you with a - nice Check Book free of charge. Five per cent paid on Special De, posits. i M. L. SMITH, President, Z. M. NIELL, Vice President, JAS. A. PAGE, Cashier. JNO. R. HART, Attorney. BANK OF CLOVER r CLOVER. S. C. , S CLOTHES CLEANING. e 1AM prepared to clean gentlemen's clothes and ladies' skirts in a thoroughly satisfactory manner, at reasonable prices. Work may be sent direct to my home or left at W. E. Ferguson's store. Mrs. R. B. McCLAIN. 99~ Send The Enquirer your orders I for Commercial Printing, Booklets, Catalogues, Law Briefs, etc. J. Q. WRAY RANCE SALE J tICE CUT HALF * ?$? t y ALL MEN'S AND BOYS' ? ^ B ARE CUT IN HALF? ? PER CENT. FOR IN- 4> f 4 >\v Cut to ....810 a Suit. ? ju Cut to .... $7.50 a Suit. Cut to.... $5.00 a Suit. y ^ t the entire Clothing line. ? PANTS. CUT TOO. t 4 sers made by the Brent, t 4\ there are none better to ? ee the prices: T Marked Down to ...83.85 4, ^ Marked Down to ..$3.50 ? Marked Down to ..$1.75 t *2* ; Marked Down to..$2.50 ? . Morliu^ nnu'n t,i . 7fl<* . IS GOODS. y id assortment of Dress 5 latest styles and best of * e time to buy your late ? ^ t was 45c and 50c, Cut to ^ ste, that was 20c, Cut to ides, that was 35c, Cut to 1 4? s 25c, Cut to 15c Yard. ? LMBKR THAT THE FIG- f f)VE ARE EXTREMELY ? ' OFFERING REPRE- f *?> r? niimtlV AM) THAT X ^ E FOR CASH ONLY. 5 4 - THE LEADER + 4 ^ i" i111 f f "fJ ? 11 T SOOTHE runJjLAK EXCU NOW IS YO 4* 4- 4- 4- 4- 4* *$? 4* 4? 4* 4 TUESDAY, CHARL The Lovely Is] Sullivar From Gaffney, Black ate Points, via 1 f A rilQKlAcfAll W Vllltl IVklliVlli SCHEDULE Leave Gaffney Leave Blacksburg Leave Smyrna Leave Hickory Grove Leave Sharon Leave Yorkville Leave Tirzah Leave Rock Hill Leave Catawba Junction . TICKETS SOLD FOR GOOD TO RETURN ON AN1 ULAR TRAIN UP TO AND II ING TRAINS, AUGUST 1ST, For Tickets and Full Info Southern Railway, between Gafl R. W. Division Pas Charles MACHINE SHOP. IN addition to having a flrst-clas machinist in our machine shop t make all kinds i f repairs to Machin ery, Engines, etc., we also have Ml M. P. Jonas, a thoroughly competer Blacksmith. Mules and Horses sho at 60 cents round. NEELY MANUFACTURING CO. AT ROSE'S MARKET. You get the choicest of FRES1 MEATS. Let us have your order: Choice fresh FISH today. Green Gro cerles in season. Phone No. 83. WALTER ROSE. TO our sum!^ our every exi some lines it mates of proi lines. howevi ducing stock until furthe] rious lines ti your interes1 prices, we ca: THAT WE CAN ] REDUCED PRIC ONLY: { 3^ MEN'S CLOr ? All Two and Three-Pi< to 35 Per C , iLA.LJL.LJLto.T^.t..T^,L.T~_^T\ ^.? TVT WTwtVTWTWVTWI ? MEN'S PA % All Light and Mediun * Cut 25 to 33 1-3 */f. A ft, .L A .r. J.. L .t. fr.A.L.l.f<lt,/T1A(T44 KVTVTVTVTVT VTvTVTVTV^ J ALL LONG PA! (j For Youths, and Childr c ^ Suits are All Cut 25 t J MEN'S AND BO\ x ... ^ ? HATS are All Uui 30 f THE STRA W. I. WITHERSPOON CO. HARDWARE, IMPLEMENTS, WAGONS, BUGGIES, HARNESS. IRON and COMPOSITION ItOOFINC ERITI ivtj m m % m * m smsm a ?_?j ? ? JAKS and RUBBERS. We offer any of the above at Wlioh sale and l{etall and will be pleased t make prices and terms. If you have to buy a MOWER t RAKE, see the J O II X S T O X befoi you settle the matter. W. I. WITHERSPOON CO I RAILWAY DAYLIGHT RSION! UR CHANCE! JULY 30TB T T T ^ *fA *?* *$? "f* ^ ^ *$? "f - TO .ESTON ie of Palms anc ? 'oi Tnl n v? /"I i o loiauu sburg and Intermedi Rock Hill and Camdei AND RATES: Schedule. Rate. 6.00 a. m. $3.00 6.20 a. m. $3.00 6.40 a. m. $3.00 6.50 a. m. $2.75 7.00 a. m. $2.75 7.15 a m- $2-5o 7-30 a. m. $2.50 8.00 a. m. $2.50 8.25 a. m. $2.50 SPECIAL TRAIN GOING ANI Y SOUTHERN RAILWAY REG ELUDING THURSDAY MORN 1907. rmation apply to any Station Agen rney and Charleston, or to HUNT, senger Agent, ROll, S. (J. B.N. MOORE COTTON f, lt In the Market the Year Round. Ev d ery facility for WAREHOUSING Receipts Negotiable at All Banks. AT THE BRATTON FARM. WE have a number of Guernse; Cows and Heifers that we wil 3* sell. Pure cream at 25 cents a quart, a the farm at all times, or delivered 01 Tuesdays and Fridays. J. A. MILLS, Manager. Jan. 25 f.t tf. OUR CUSTOMI HER SLAUGHTER SALE HAS >ECTATION IN THE WAY OF S ' HAS CONSIDERABLY EXCI SABLE SALES. WE ARE STII CR, AND WITH A VIEW TO SI WE EXTEND OUR SUMMER R NOTICE. IF THERE IS ANY 1AT YOU NEED, WE ARE SU r TO COME AND SEE OUR GO< N PLEASE YOU IN QUALITY t PLEASE YOU IN THE PRICES :es are continued on fo ^T4Y4$T4?4r4Y4Tl?Y4?4T4T4T4T THING "*K i W YOUT ece Suits Cut 25 ^ and CHILD lent. J are All Cut j NTS -*E I 3*~A: 1 Weight Pants ^ For Men, La Per Cent. ^ Boys are < #*?*?* 1?*?*?*# jj ? ? iS-WS^f?* tfTS SUITS J 3^ C if en's Knee Pants jjl AND PANT 0 35 Per Cent. J 33 1-3 Per C< S' STRAW ^ 3^ EMBRC to 50 Per Cent. ^ Are All ( i*A*A*:<k*A?A*A*l?A*A*A?A*A*A U S S - S M I T H Your T% 1 joanKing : it ;o NO MATTER HOW SMALL. N< re MATTER HOW LARGE. WE WILL GIVE IT CARKFU] ATTENTION. BANK OF HICKORY GROVE FORK FURNITURE CO, 5 FURNITUHK, STOVES, | Undertaking-Supplies jj PAINTS, OILS, Etc. J ? 1 ? \ [ Our . ' . k of FURNITURE AND J HOUSE FURNISHINGS Is the largest J and best assorted stock we have ever ^ had. We can suit most every one In ^ < new styles and finishes, and the prices 11 are as low as can be found anywhere. ? If we haven't In stock what you want, 5 we make a special order for you. g PIANOS and ORGANS, we carry $ in stock all the time and can show m them, and it Is more satisfactory than buying from a catalogue. Be sure and 5 come to see them when you are ready ' to buy. 4 L I Come and see our line of Lace Curtains and Window Shades, White Cot- ? , tage Rods and Curtain Poles. WILL C. FREE and NEW HOME jj| . SEWING MACHINES.?The Will C. J _ Free Machine Is a new Machine, and ^ r has all the latest Improvements. Buy ^ a Will C. Free Machine and be up with D the age of improvement?the oldest is not always the best. Twenty-one points of superiority contained In the Will C. Free Sewing Machine, by test I the lightest running Sewing Machine sold any where. If this Machine Is not all we claim and more, you know where it came from. Terms?CASH or CREDIT. ) YORK FURNITURE CO. AN EYE I For the Future of Tn BE WISE?HAVE AN EYE FOR yo THE FUTURE. ifl Save your Dollars while you can. ) This Bank provides you with the a ] means. tui $5 Call and open an account with of us. Your business will be appre- yo elated and welcomed. hi< wl t tH1 LOAN & SAVINGS BANK TI YORRVIIiliE. S. C. Bi FLY I' m we do SCREENS ? Se ly ? If you haven't yet given us an order Mi for SCREENS for your windows and G? doors, let us have them now. Our an Screens are thoroughly well made, wl made to measure, they fit, and keep the flies OUT. If you have never had Screens in your windows you don't - know what a comfort they are. Let f, us have your order early. ~ BUILDING ANYTHING? If you contemplate building anything or remodeling your home or ^ place of business, let our Architect j and Engineer submit you plans and specifications. Prompt service. 5 J. J. KELLER & CO. PF" See us for Lime for either building or disinfecting purposes. ST iRS: 1 RRACHED UP TO I |cc JALES?IN FACT IN SEDED OUR ESTIX LONG ON SOME TLL FURTHER RE- SLAUGHTER SALE THING IN OUR VARE THAT IT IS TO ODS AND GET OUR T VND WE ARE SURE I . COME ANYWAY. LLOWING GOODS A LE ^IN *YtgfJ?l?T*YllT*T3in?YJ?Y*i?Y* H'S LONG PANTS -* J H" REN'S KNEE PANTS 2 JJ! !5 to 33 t-3 Per Cent. ^ iT. . ,T~. fj .T^ A A VTvTvTVTVTvTvTvTvTVTvT^ LL OXFORDS **? . } dies, Misses, Children and ne. Cut 20 to 25 Per Cent. 4 t,M r, .T> A ir. A A1T1 A y VTVTVTVT*J7VW^^J?TVTwt ^ A OTTONADES -* 2 ff ^ J S GOODS Are Cut 10 to ^ I $ 5 i n S 2 (TiAiTiJllr<J,iTiit.iT:-t- T-?M J,, j r. y. ^ ^ VTVTVTv^VTr^TVTVTvTVTVj ^ >IDERY and LACES *Tpi ^ 5 k h Zut 10 to 40 Per Cent. jj 3 , * *U ?A*A*Ak COMPANY | I 1 1 ? j Jas. M. Starr, J. F. McElwee. 4 President Sec. and Treas. * YORK SUPPLY CO. jj Incorporated. + We sell the best Ice Cream Freezer ^ on the market. Sizes?Four and Six 3 Quarts. J We sell Blue Ribbon Lemon and Va- 4 nilla Extracts. We have Masons Fruit Jars in * Pints, Quarts and Half Gallons?Extra J Porcelain Tops and Rubbers. 2 Come and see us for Roofing and J Shingles. 4 D We are receiving our fall shipment m of Shoes. We sell Shoes that give 3 good service and satisfaction. Try a 5 ....I.. 3 r ?'" mm I YORK SUPPLY CO. 4?U*A*A*A*A*A*A*A*A*A*A?U?? 4?A?AXA*AXA*4*A*A*AatA*A*A?l< * f Hot Weather ? L v a i 11 ^ I ? 1,000 yards 36-inch Linen Finis! 5 sale at ? 1,000 yards 40-inch White Law ? ues, at ? 1,000 yards of White Goods, in * ues, now on sale at * 1,000 yards of Embroidery Clotl ? 1 gross Palm Leaf Fans, ? Good line of Fans at ? Silk Fans?Black and White... * Ladies' Hemstitched Handkercl S Colgate's Highly Perfumed Talc * Lyon's Tooth Powder at ^ No. 4711 Glycerine Soap, the 25* | THE THOMSOl f ANNER BUGGIES! BANNER BUGGIES! * FOR SALE BY J. M. McGILL, HICKORY GROVE, S. C. HAVE Just received a carload of the famous BANNER Buggies, and w have one of the Most Complete p nes of Vehicles ever exhibited In ckory Grove. If you are thinking ? purchasing a vehicle of any kind, u will do well to see me before buy?. I believe I can demonstrate to "I ur satisfaction that I have the best J lues In this line that have ever been ered In this section. BANNER Vehicles are sold under Positive Guarantee by the Manufacrer, backed by a Cash Capital of 00,000.00. You get the full value of every dollar of your Investment if ' u buy one of these excellent ve:Ies. Come and See Them Anyway, J' tether you have decided to buy anying in this line or not IE BICYCLE IS STILL A at POPULAR VEHICLE. Q] cycling is healthful exercise and co a season is at hand for the enjoyjnt of this mode of travelling. I rry a full stock of these machines d of the very best make. If you int a machine you can depend on, n't fail to see my line. SEWING MACHINES. I also carry a line of High Grade wing Machines in fine cases of highpolished Oak and Mahogany. These ichlnea are as good as are made, ? laranteed to Give Satisfaction, and e offered at Prices that bring them thin the reach of all. J. M. McGILL, HICKORY GROVE, S. C. . SI AT JOHNSON'S p? PURE FOOD STORK 1 ga HEIXZ'S PICKLING VINEGAR, ^ La CHASE & SANBORN'S COFFEES, an fa TEVLEY'S TEAS, fu an SWIFT'S HAMS, BREAKFAST p? RIPS and LARD, BEECH-NUT BREAKFAST STRIP S d BEEF in Glass. I SMOKING and CHEWING TOBAC- _ I FRUIT JARS. I. W. JOHNSON. MILLINERY GOODS at ust Received- T; of ri< th lot of nice CHIP SAILORS. FLATS. JG HORNS, CHIFFONS, MOURNG VEILS, RIEBONS, SILKS and of tny other goods In Millinery line St r late summer wear. We are still co busy as we can be on orders. Call . d have you a Light-Weight Summer "8 it made. See us for anything In P< [LLINERY. We are headquarters * Fashionable Head Gear. pr DOBSON BROS.' CASH STORE, Mrs. T. M. Dobson Proprietor. Laundry Basket leaves every Wed- I sday morning at 8 sharp?Best In kl ; Up-Country. at ?? 4* 4* 4- 4 4* 4 * W WE PAY YOU IT IS ON THE FOO that rails at fate, he is the carver c dame fortune does his earnings and ca vest a dollar in oui to it weekly or mor upon her way. <aW* Four Per Cent Interest C< The NATIONAL (ABSOLUTELl ROCK HILL, So *A*A*AXA*A*AIU*A*A*1*A?U A*AKA*A*A*AXA*AaUIUatA?UIS || U ES 1 Lineen, 15c value. Now on ^ ? gc the Yard. 3E . n, in short lengths, 15c val- jjg ioc the Yard. checks and stripes, ioc val- ?? 8c the Yard. ?* h?"same as Cannon Cloth" 12Jc the Yard. ?? Two for 5c. * * ioc Each. 2 ? 50c to $1.25 Each. tiefs, ... 2c, 4c and 5c Each. 4 ? :um Powder, . .19c the Box. 3* 19c the Box. ^? c kind, for 19c the Cake. ^? M COMPANY. T*T*T*T*T*Y* OAKLAND DAIRY lock Hill ---- 8. C. ICE CREAM We are Wholesale Makers of Absoitely Pure Ice Cream of a quality tat is unexcelled. Our milk is from rade cows, all tested by the governlent for health, and known to be rich 1 butter fat. ICE CREAM can be furnished to rder in Quart Blocks or in bulk In ny quantity desired and shipped by cpress. Prices and other information on pplication by mall or telephone. OAKLAND DAIRY G. P. HOLLER, Manager, hone No. 99 Rock Hill. S. C. T IS A FACT That there Is no silverare made that Is better for every day le than is COMMUNITY SILVER, will wear practically as long, stand irder service and look as well as erling silverware and costs a great ;al less. Let me show you how nice id how pretty Community Sliver Is. Before you buy Cut Glass, Pressed lass, China ware, Bric-a-Brac, etc., ime and see my stock. Qualities are ght and the prices are pleasing. T. W. SPECK. PAINTING Buy your Paint at the STAR DRUG [ ORE, and Paint your house, barn id fences and you will Improve your operty at least 100 per cent Ask r Peninsular Semi-Paste Paint?and ke no other. This Paint will save >u money and too you get the very st that money can buy?a Paint that is a positive guarantee with each .Hon?a Paint that contains nothing it strictly pure White Lead, Zinc and nseed Oil. Tour money refunded or ty settlement you desire if It should 11 to give satisfaction. I also have a 11 line of Alabastines, Floor Stains id Varnishes, Furniture polishes, Roof lints, etc. TAR DRUG STORE. W See us for bargains in our line. 7aultless Brand oi Canned Goods Did you ever try them? They stand the head of their class In quality, lere !s nothing: put up In the way fruits and vegetables that Is supe>r, yet in nvost cases not any higher an inferior goods. Just as good as freshly taken out the garden. I have the Faultless ring Beans, Peas, Corn, and Suctash at 15c a can. For table use I ive Strawberries, Raspberries, and jars?all put up In sugar at 30c. Plenty of Inferior goods at lower Ices. LOUIS ROTH. f* Wanted.?Your orders for all nds of printed matter. Best work fairest prices. 4- 4* 4* 4 4-4 <4 *4 *4 TO SAVE J I I i I The wise man knows that g >f his own destiny, and if > not come his way he saves ? itches her at any rate. In- ? * O-ininirc O.nor+ m.nt at\i] ? I uavuigil ""Viiv, |J|| ithly and find yourself close IH Dmpounded Quarterly lu UNION BANK | r SAFE) [9 uth Carolina.