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? Anderson enjoys the distinction ol being the only city in South Carolina that has a curfew law. Thirty dayf ago the city council requested the cit> attorney to draw up the ordinance and it was ratified by the council last night, and tonight was the first time for the curfew bell to ring. All boys ol 14 years and less must keep off the streets after 10 o'clock at night. The city and mill clocks are used as the curfew bells. AT THE CHURCHES. BAPTIST. rrv. t. a. mi'rrat, pjtmm. StiNDAT Sfrvicbs?Sunday school at 9.45 a. m. Morning service at 11 oclock. # CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD. rev. j. o. babj.y rector. Sunday Services.?Sunday school at 10 a. m. No other service. g FIRST PRESBYTERIAN. hbv. e. b. oille3pie. pastor Sunday Services?Sunday school at 10 a. m. Morning service at 11 a. m. TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL. rev. h. j. cauthbn. pastor. Sunday Servicer?Morning service at 11 o'clock. Sunday school at 5 p. m. Union service at 8 o'clock: sermon by Rev. E. E. Gillespie. ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN. rev. w. c. ewart, pastor. f Sunday Services.?Sabbath school ~ at 10 a. m. Morning service at 11 o'clock. Special JMires. Preaching at Hebron. Rev. W. C. Ewart will preach at Hebron on Sabbath afternoon, September 15, at 3.30 o'clock. It J. E. Gettys. Rev. J. E. Covington, Who was to assist me In a meeting at Enon on the 3d Sunday cannot come. Consequently there will be no services Sunday. W. E. Hurt. Pastor. Letter to T C Dunlap, % Yorkvllle, S. C. Dear Sir: If a customer wants 335.50 do you give him 375? Suppose you should hear of one of your customers doing a thing like that and not knowing It, what would you say next time he wants discount? We'll venture half your men are doing that very thing without a suspicion. Men who paint any other paint than Devoe are paying 375 for 337.50 or some other such figure. 10 gallons of Devoe is enough for a good-size house two coats; 15 or 20 isn't too much of another paint. There's 38.75 or 317.50 for 5 or 10 extra gallons; besides 32 to 34 a gallon for putting it on; that's 310 to 340. ^ That's how half the houses stores factories warehouses shops barns and fences are painted: 350 for paint and labor; $25 to $50 more for not Knowing what paint to put-on. The one to put-on is the paint that takes least gallons and makes least - bills for paint and labor, tr Yours truly 40 P W DEVOE & CO P. S. J. J. Keller & Co. sell our paint. She Cotton ittarhet. Yorkville, September 13?Cotton 12 to 12}. New York. September 12?Cotton spot closed steady, 15 points lower; ^ middling uplands 12.90; middling gulf 13.15; sales 5.000 bales. Futures opened steady and closed steady as follows: Sept. 11.71; Oct. 11.81; Nov. 11.82; Dec. 11.86; Jan. 11.89; Feb. 11.93; March 11.99; April 12.03; May 12.05. CALL FOR REBATES. . PARTIES having Duplicate Sale Slips of amounts entitling them to Rebates on Purchases, will please present them at once and allow us to pay same. Bring them at once. YORKVILLE B. & M. CO. 74 f It FOR RENT. . ~\/f Y residence on King's Mountain ' street In Yorkville. Modern and convenient. For further information address W. P. HARRISON. Columbia, S. C. Care Nat. Loan & Exchange Bank. 74 f.t tf * BREAD AND CAKE SALE. THE Ladles' Aid Society of the Associate Reformed church will offer Bread and Cake for sale at the store of Mr. W. M. Kennedy, tomorrow, SATURDAY, morning, beginning at 9 o'clock. The public Is respectfully invited to come out and see what we have to offer. It Mrs. \V. D. GRIST. President. ID. MARLEY JEWELER AND OPTICIAN. PROMPT and Reliable Repair Work on Watches, Clocks and Jewelry of all kinds. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Give me a trial. I am at the store of the York Supply Co. * H. D. MARLEY. 74 f.t 3m TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS^ ALL persons Indebted to the estate of J. EDGAR ALEXANDER are hereby notified to make payment to me at once. Persons having claims against said estate should present them, duly authenticated, within the time prescribed by law. * ' W. DANIEL ALEXANDER. Administrator. 74 f 3t GINNING AT $1.00 PER BALE OTTON Growers will please take J notice that throughout the seasor ft of 1907-08. we will GIN COTTON al $1.00 per Bale. WILLIAMSON BROS., Guthrlesville, S. C. 72 f. t. 4t AN ORDINANCE. Fixing the Tax Levies of the Town ol Yorkville, S. C.. for the Current Year, 1907, for Ordinary Munlcipa Purposes, and to Pay the Interest or Waterworks Bonds; the Time ol Payment Thereof; and the Penaltj for Non-Payment of the same. T> E It ordained by the Mayor anc y Jj Aldermen, the Town Council ol the Town of Yorkville, S. C., and b> authority of the same. Section 1. That a levy of ten mills on each and every dollar of real ant personal property, not exempt fron taxation, held or owned or liable foi taxes, and including the gross pre mluin income of all insurance companies liable to pay taxes on their gross premium income, collected at or out o: the town of Yorkville, within the towr of Yorkville. S. C.. on the 1st day o: Janrary, 1907, be and the same is hereby made, eight mills of whicl shall be used for ordinary purposes ?? ?? mills to uav the interest or waterworks bonds. ^ Sec. 2. That said taxes shall becomi due and payable at the office of thecitj treasurer on the 15TH DAY OF OC TOBER. 1907. at which time the book: of the said treasurer shall be openei for the collection thereof. Taxes ma; be paid without penalty up to and in ^ chiding the 1T.TH DAY OF NOVEM BKR. 1907. after which date the pen alty will attach. Thereafter am up t<> and including the 1st day of De cember. 1907. all taxes due and unpaii before said date and unpaid on th lf.th of November. 1907. will be liabl to a penalty of twenty per cent. Sec. 3. After the 1st day of Decern her. 1907. execution will be issuei against all delinquents for the fu! amount of taxes, penalty, and costs a provided for by the ordinances of th ^ Town of Yorkvllle. S. C, Done and ratified in council assem bled in regular and lawful session a Yorkvllle. S. this the 13th day o September. 1907. fSKAT.J M JNO. R. HART. ' Mayor of the Town of Yorkvllle. S. C Attest: I. W. JOHNSON. Clerk of Council. 74 f 3t COMING! 1 A K. HAWKE8, the Famous Op 1 -f\.? tician. will be at the store o ' THE CLOVER DRUG CO.. Two Day I Only. SEPT 14TH and 16TH. Satur ' day and Monday. A good chance t | have your eyes tested Free by one o the most successful Opticians in th 1 United States. Don't Forget the Date 1 ?Sept. 14th and 16th, at > CLOVER DRUG CO.. Clover, S. C. , 73 t.f. 2t THE MAN Who has a policy In the Farmers' Mil tual Life Insurance Company, th< Farmers' Mutual lire Insurance Com pany, or The Mutual Live-stock In surance Association feels perfectly satisfied and "He does not have to pa: a fortune for his satisfaction." H< knows that if he has a loss, he will Im paid. D. E. BOXEY, Insurance Agent. Lowney's, I Nunnally's, Sparrow's. These three brand of Candies represent all that is Bes in Candy making. Search the countr: over and you could not find Purer 01 Daintier confections. Within the weel new and fresh shipment of those Can dies have been received and if yoi would have the most delightful of al Candies you can get them here now. THE YORK DRUG STORE, J. B. Bowen, Proprietor. W* Remember. If you please, thai you can find all kinds of School Sup' plies at this Store. A Silver Dollar In conversation with a copper pennj said, "You poor little red cent; yoi never amount to anything. I surelj would hate to be you." "I know I an not very big," replied the cent, "bui some people like me, and I can buy ? good many things." "Huh! you can'i buy anything at all," said the dollar "T oa Kl cr onH hrlchl J USl lUUlk at IMC, OU Mift UI1U and shiny. I can buy a whole lot more than you can.", "That Is so,* said the little red cent, meekly, "but I get in the church contribution plat? a heap oftener than you do, anyway.' A broker's assistance, often like tin cent, is productive of good results at times where conscious ability fails. FOR SALE Seven room house, lot 80 by 370 feet Nice residence lot, 85 by 300 feet. Lot 90 by 330 feet at bargain price. A few lots in suburb of Westerlelgh. WW Call on me for particulars on tin above. Dr. M. W. WHITE. statioweryT Now that the Fall business seasoi is upon us and wilt soon be goini with a rush, don't you think it wil be well to look over your Station cry Supplies and place an ordei for your needs, so as to have i when you want it? We will give your orders care ful and prompt attention and wil furnish you Printed matter tha will be satisfactory in every par ' ticnlar. Can we serve you? Today is t good time to place your order. PI tone or write. L. M. GRIST'S SONS, Yorkvllle, S. C. Wait for Mrs. Dobson. Mrs. T. M. Pobson is now in th< Northern markets, selecting headgeal for the ladies. She is visiting th< openings in the great fashion centre and picking up ideas of what to wea and how to trim what you wear. He: Millinery goods are now coming ii and you may expect the latest of Mil linery styles. She will bring the mos up-to-date goods obtainable. Wait t< see them. It will pay you. DON'T BUY until you see her Millinery an< other goods. If you do you may re gret It. DOBSON BROS.' CASH STORE, Mrs. T. M. Dobson, Prop. 09" Don't forget?Laundry leave every Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock FOR RENT. THE 6-room House recently occu pied by me on Wright Avenue. > M. B. JENNINGS. 70 f.t. tf WANTED HIDES and SKINS. As they g up, I pay UP. As they go dowr I pay DOWN. CASH. W. H. HERNDON. 56 f 13t . CLOTHES CLEANING. ! F AM prepared to clean gentlemen' i 1_ clothes and ladies' skirts In a thor t oughly satisfactory manner, at rea sonable prices. Work may be sent di rect to my home or left at W. E. Fer guson's store. Mrs. -R. B. McCLAIN. FOR SALE f ANE 2-horse Disc Plow, 1 Middl t V-/ Buster?Oliver Chilled; 1 Cuta I way Disc Harrow; 1 Smoothing Har i row?two sections; Cotton Planter.' f Corn Planters. 3 Wagons and othe r Farm Tools and Implements in goo condition. I. H. NORRIS. I B. G. BLACK | Sui'freon J>eiitisst ' HICKORY GROVE, S. C. In Sharon Thursday and Friday. P BRICK FOR SALE, > A BOUT Five Thousand, made in tl f x\. days when Brick were mac' * right. They have been used; but ai i in first class condition. LAURA E. PARISH, i. 67 t.f. tf e FOR SALE. ONE Six Horse Portable Engin RA-Gow Win eh In Oin. 1*1 , Hand Press, all in good condition. f< $125. Address me. Yorkville, No. JOSEPH W. SMITH. 70 f.t. 4t *1 AT ROSE S MARKET. \r ou get the choicest of FRES MEATS. Let us have your order Choice fresh PISH today. Green Gr< ceries in season. Phone No. 83. "l WALTER ROSE. I PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO. c The LINDSAY STUDIO will be op< WEDNESDAY MORNING. Septemb - 11th. t From that tinre on the regular hou f will be kept?from 9 a. m. to 5 p. i Make your engagements at once, eith in person or by phone, as Studio w again be closed latter part of mom \ on account of meeting of "Virginia ar Carolinas Convention." Have yoi work done NOW. ROSA J. LINDSAY. 'I'QfrC : STOP Tl o ?? e NICKEL A\I) DIME SPEND s Little Leaks ?o unheeded and Stop the Leaks?Save I POSIT DOLIiARS. 0|>en an Aecount with CENT, Compounded Quarter); and Dp. THE FIRST i YORK! L A, i ta.L |^ i'T. iV.. iTj iL.T.|L / L A - 7w" V "'A"T VTu T VTu'TUTTA Tt*. *?- wT ! SEASONABLE! CREAM CIIEESF? SARATOGA CHIPS? SWIFTS HAMS? SWIFTS BREAKFAST STU SWIFTS LARD? KIXGAN'S LARDGOLD MEDAL FLOUR? ENAMEL WARE?Including Tea K ' ties, Pie Pans, Dish Pans, St Pans, etc. s See me for the Best of Fancy Gi 1 eeries. i ? I. W. JOHNSON. i i / t BY BUYING Y'O ; REID'S FUR] You can find here anything yoi r and Golden Oak and Our Pri< ; TWO CAR LOAI 1 We are unloading Two Cars of J and can suit you in Quality, FREE:?We will pay : i Return if your purchases witl t Vf "WE GUARANTEE t W. G. R ROCK HILL, m t ^m I NO' I will sell at Public Sale c a. mM at Broker Poag's Ofi tation of S. M. Roach, Sr., miles west of Rock Hill, S j and plenty of Water. ' J. M. ROj r t :Just Received I have just received my FALL A WINTER LINE OP CLOTHING, i I want all buyers of Ready-to-W Clothing, to come and see this line. It Includes all of the very lal o and best in Styles, the most popi i. weaves and the best values in Clothl You can't afford to miss seeing 1 line an I the sooner you come to us the better you will be pleased. Suit.- irom $3.98 to $20.00 Kacl Just remember, if you please, t s no mat er what you want in ] - Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Notions, H - etc., it i = always to your Interest - see my lines before you buy. I - Always furnish you with Rest Qu ties and Will Also Save You Moi . .It is a pleasure to show goods. " J. Q. WRAY, The Leadi J YORKVILLE TO MEMO] T BY RAIL INTO THE NEW COL TRY AMONG THE CLOUDS. SATURDAY, SEPT. 14, 19 - Here is the opportunity to enjoy Magnificent Mountain Scenery on j?iwl Voi-ihern. Fishing [e Sailing on a mountain lake. F: 1,1 Lenoir to Mortimer Is a wonderh * and from thence on to Kdgemon a Kaleidoscopic vista of Mounta Cliffs, Forests and Klver, a rare t for early fall. Train leaves Yorkville 7.4 5 a. Filbert, 7.50: Clover, 8.13; Bov e? 8.28; Crowders, 8.35; Gastonla, 8 ie Dallas. 9.15: Llncolnton, 10..03; arrives at Lenoir at 12.38 p. m.; ar L. at Edgemont at 2.10 p. m. Fare for round trip: $2.00 f Yorkville and Stations to and lne ? ing Dallas: $1.75 from Hardlns utntionu ii> mill Including Dan 91.50 from Llncolnton atnl Mall I $1.25 from Newton, Convovcr >s Hickory: $1.00 from Cliffs and * slons llcyond, Including Lenoir. Children from 5 to 12?Half F ltefreshments on Train; but dr Dig positively prohibited. One reserved seat car at 2f>c ej For further particulars apply t< II. H. LINGLH & CO., ;n Hudson. X. C. er 72 f.t.f. 3 rs WOOD FOR SALE. T HAVE a quantity of DltY C er J_ and PINE WOOD and would "1 pleased to make contracts to del th same in lots of from Five Cords id. to Fifty during Aug., Sept., and hi* 61 tf SAM M. GRIS WT NORTHERN LIGHTS TV^jTVwTWwVV V VTVTWTU?T''a1TVTVTVT IE LEAKS. I ING KEEP MANY PEOPLE POOR, thus the Income Leaks Away. ] he Nickels and Dimes and then DEthis Bank. WE PAY FOUR PER ( v, in Saving* Department from $1.00 VATIONAL BANK, ! nxjxjjej, s. o. hi ( WTV^TVTwTVTVTVTWTVTVTWT^TWTWT I ? ? y 1 ~y t ^ Vmi \\7onf fn ' J. 17U I IFU T T Ulll iv t Save Honey? j i Ask those who have used Penlnsu- 1 lar Semi-Paste Paint about the cost 1 tip compared with other paints. Ask ' about the covering capacity. Ask y about the looks and ask about the wear. I guarantee to save you mon- J ey?makes no difference how much or * how little you buy, and I have no r e. special prices either to Mr. A for his Influence or to Mr. B because he wants I ew to use a lot of it. My Paint Is the * Same Price to One and All?we need s no trick to sell it. The best adver- 1 ro- tisement one can have is a satisfied I customer and I have them. See me when you think of Painting. I STAR DRUG STORE. J i \ j ZMZOZfcTZETX" J 5 UR FURNITURE FROM I ?] NITURE STORE. I; u want In Mahogany, Birds-eye Maple I ? os are Right. * )S JUST RECEIVED. I! Medium Priced Suits and Odd Pieces M < Style and Price. | i tour Railroad fare to Rook 11111 ami 1 us, amount to $50.00. I ? TO SAVE YOU MONEY." ~m j EID & SON I H. C. I riCE! >n September 17th, at 11 o'clock ice in Rock Hill, S. C., the Plandeceased, lying two and .one-half . C. It has plenty of Woodland ACH, Executor. Do Your Own Banking Your earnings get into the Bank whether you put them there or not. If you spend all, somebody else Deposits Your Money. Better start an Account Today and Receive the Benefits Yourself* I ] BANK OF CLOVER I CLOVER. S. C. fork imm co.; FURNITURE, STOVES, Undertaking Supplies < PAINTS, OILS, Etc. ! < i MOSQUITO NETS?We have them ' for both Iron and wooden beds, and ' from the complaints we hear of the *nd mosquitoes, you may need one. Let ear us put one on for you. test RUGS, MATTINGS, LINOLEUMS? ! ilar We have a great big stock of these Ing. goods and can give you some extra ;his good values at the prices asked, see SEWING MACHINES?If you want i. a new Sewing Machine, come and see hat our line. We have Seven different J Dry kinds, and can suit you in Quality, I ats, Style and Price. to The Will C. Free Machine is our 1 can Leader, and it is far superior to any "h- Sewing Machine ever sold in this vlleJ' clnity. Come and see it and It will convince you of our claim. *1*. COOKING STOVES?If you are in need of a Cooking Stove, it will be just irm as we" to We have that kind. They are guaranteed to cook Lil. well and last well. JN' COAL GRATES?It Is a little warm for Grates just now, but you will need one a little later, and If you will put in )ll I one now you'll have it when you need It, and be grateful to us for telling you about it We have them in Bronze, Nickel and Black finishes. Li, BED ROOM SUITS?Well, It will Sfl take too much of your time to tell mk you about all the good things we have ?in this-llne. Just come and see them, the the IRON BEDS?A carload just reand celved. in!? SEE US FOR?Springs, Mattresses, l IjJ Cots, Lounges and Couches, Pianos lins, u,,d Organs. nut SEE US FOR?Paints, Oils, Varm . nislies, Glass, Putty, Etc. We will idln' save you money. .51; TERMS?Cash or Credit, to Suit a, you. Just sec us for your wants. rive rom YORK FURNITURE CO. huland ami B.N. MOORE S COTTON In the Market the Year Round. Evctra. fnr WA RRHOTTSING. -r>, - Receipts Negotiable at All Banks. t. PT" NORTHKKN LIGHTS AT THE BRATTON FARM. )AK X\7 E have a number of Guernsey I be f V Cows and Heifers that we will liver sell. i up Pure cream at 25 cents a quart, at Oct. the farm at all times, or delivered on T. Tuesdays and Fridays. J. A. MILLS, Manager. B Jan. 25 f.t tf. REAL E j. c. wi FOR SALE J. J. Thomas Property?Adjoining 0. C. Clark, about 3 miles west of Sforkville, containing 37J acres, 1 3 oom house. Price, $20.00 per Acre. One Lot?On Lincoln street,, adjolnng J. F. Youngblood. Price $300. It. L. Sit>iri?ins Place?One mile vest of Hickory Grove on public road; iO acres In cultivation; 14 acres fine jottom land; balance In timber; three food tenant houses; 162 acres In tract. 312 Acres?10 miles west Yorkvllle; >n public road; 1 6-room newly palnt;d cottage, barn and cribs; 2 good :enant houses; 4 horse farm In cultivation; 150 acres In timber; 60*0,000 !eet saw timber; 50 acres as fine bot:om land as can be found; 10,000 :ords wood; 2J miles from railroad itatlon. One Tract 200 Acres?More or less; L) miles north King's Creek station; 5 nlles south Blacksburg; 2 horse farm n cultivation, balance in timber. 11,750.00 for Tract. A. C. White Farm?1 mile Plednont Spring; 1 new 7-room dwelling; L good tenant house; 10 acres fine >ottom land; 8,000 to 10,000 cords of vood; 85 acres in cultivation. 87J Acres?21 miles north of King's ?reek station; 50 acres in cultivation, rnlance In timber; 1 new cottage; 1 nlle from Piedmont Spring. W. 31. Whitesldes Place?2 miles of ilckory Grove, 10 miles west of York dile; 9 horse farm In cultivation; 50 Lcres fine bottom land; 250 acres fine ? ?? *? 1Ann Dour tlmhor nn . 1 m uer, a iui ui unv a*... ........ >Iace; 1 nice 8-room dwelling, newly >alnted; 6 good tenant houses. Price 110.00 Per Acre for Quick Sale. 80 Acres?11 miles Tlrzah, on Yorkdlle and Rock Hill road; 2 horse arm open; plenty timber; Southern allway runs through place; 1 house. ?rice, $1,050. One Two Story Dwelling?Painted. r rooms; lot 140 feet front on West dadison street, 200 feet back; has 2 enant houses facing street; near dain street. $1,600?Quick Sale. H. Alexander Tract?341 acres, 3 nlles Smyrna; one good tenant house; [7 acres In cultivation; saw timber ind wood to do the place. Price $12.50 icre. J. B. Brown Place?94 acres, with our room dwelling, In Bethel townihip, about 4 miles Bethel church, In ;ood neighborhood; good outbuildings; ibout 65 or 70 acres open land. $22.50 >er Acre. James B. Bell?Lot and 2-story lwelling on Lincoln street, Yorkville. Price, $1,800 for Ten Days. Cottage?Six rooms, newly painted, >n high, beautiful lot, good well with lice fixtures, in town of Smyrna. One >arn, five stalls, with sheds; one graniry, with wagon and buggy shed; one enant house, new, 2-rooms; garden ind small orchard; 1} acres In lot. 56 Acres?1 mile Smyrna station, on Et. F. D.; 4-room house with porch; 7 teres of good bottom land. U. M. Pursey Tract. L. K. Armstrong Place?In Bethel ;ownshlp, 281 4-5 acres; adjoins lands )f J. B. Ford, Meek Barnett, Haskell 3tanton and others; fronts on Clover ind Wright's Ferry road; one twoitory eight-room house; two fine rnrns; five tenant houses; six horse !arm; rents for 12 bales weighing 500 bs; two fine pastures. Price, $40 per Vcre. 73 Acres?In one tract, 7 miles from STorkville In the Cotton Belt,; nice Iwelling and necessary outbuildings; and level; 8 acres of fine bottom land. 126.00 Acre for quick Sale. R. L. Diggers?103 acres, 1 new Iwelling; 25 acres In cultivation; 100,)00 feet saw timber; 1,000 cross ties; J,000 cords wood; 8 acres fine bottom and In cultivation; 4 miles King's ^reek station; 2 miles Piedmont spring. $2,150 for entire tract. One Tract?481 acres, near New 21on church, adjoining lands W. R. Blggers, J. C. McGlll and others; 9 miles west of Yorkville; 2 tenant louses; 35 acres open land. Price 1000.00. Jason Thompson Home Place?285 teres; 10 miles west Yorkville; 31 miles King's Creek; 2 miles Piedmont Springs; good 2-story 7-room house; food barn and outhouses; 4 tenant houses; 40 acres fine bottom land In jultlvatlon, not subject to overflow; plenty wood land; good five-horse .'arm open; 1 mile good school, In food community. For a quick barfain. W. N. Blggers' Home Place?157 teres, 4 miles south Bethany, near W. Vleek Faulkner's; 1 6-room newly painted cottage; new barn; everything tp to date and convenient; 3 new tenint houses; 60 acres in cultivation; oalance In timber; 35 acres In rail pasture. $4,710. A magnificent barfain. * t voImo TV?nt?1871 acres, 3} lli t/i i- mico A.MX/. ? miles east of Yorkville; one dwelling, 2 tenant houses; new barn, 36x42 feet died; adjoining T. L. Carroll, Glenn fe Allison, County Home; 16 acres fine jr. C. WILBOB 1. Ij. Williams. Mason McConnell. J. L. WILLIAMS & CO. 250 PAIBS We have Just received 250 PAIRS DF PANTS?A JOB LOT?No two pairs alike. They were used as Drummers' samples on the road. We purjhased them cheap. You get them he same way. Listen: rhe $1.25 kind Go at 75 Cents. Hie $1.50 Kind Go at $1.00. (lie $2.00 Kind Go at $1.25. Hie $5.50 Kind Go at $2.00. Hie $5.00 Kind Go at $3.00. NEW GOODS GALORE. Our store Is literally packed with lew Fall goods and there are lots of Bargains?Real Bargains. Yours to serve, J. L. WILLIAMS & CO.. Sell for Less. P. S.?Our line of Ladies' and Men's Rain Coats Is just In?and the prices are just right. See 'em. Jas. M. Starr, J. F. McElwee. ^ President Sec. and Treat. YORK SUPPLY CO. Incorporated. FLOUR Received this week. Two Carloads FLOUR. Come and see us for Flour. Appier, Red R. P. and 96 Oats?the Best Seed Oats. Bugging and Ties, Cotton Baskets, and Cotton Sheets. Everything you need in Heavy and Fancy Groceries. VULCAN Turn Plows?No Better Plows made. POINTS for Oliver Chilled Plow. SANDERS' Two-Horse Disc Plow. SWIFT'S Premium Hams. SHOES! SHOES! SHOES! We are receiving our fall shipment of SHOES for men, women and children. If you want a good Shoe?one to give service and comfort?buy It YORK SUPPLY CO. Vim I Hill UK KIR MWIWNT Buy a Lot in the Suburb of Westerleigh Choice Lots in Western Part of Yorkville, close to business centre. Any size desired?two or more together? all CHEAP. For fuller information, prices, etc., see me. Also TEN CHOICE LOTS on Main street between Hotel Shandon and Herndon building. Most desirable building location in town. See me for prices. LAURA E. PARISH, Yorkville, S. C. : S TAT E LBOBN FOR SALE bottom In corn; lies level; four horse farm open?for Quick Sale. J. A. Blggors' Home Place?122 acres, 4 miles east King's Creek station; 1 new 4-room dwelling; 1 tenant house; 50 acres In cultivation, balance In timber; 9 acres fine bottom land. Price, $2,200. 35 Acres?In corporate limits of Yorkvllle; $10 per acre?A great bargain. Norman Black?B. N. Moore tract, 38 acres. S-mlle from limits of York ville on Hickory Grove road. Cheap for Quick Sale. Sudle Shlllinglaw Tract?1 mile of town limits; 38 acres; lies well; Cheap. Hugh Parrott Land?80 acres; 3 miles of Clover; about 2,000 cords of wood. J. J. and W. G. Plexlco Home Place ?Six miles south Yorkvllle; 254 acres, to be sold as a whole or in 4 separate tracts. No. 1?72J acres; 1 new cottage, 6 rooms; new barn, crib and other outhouses; 40 acres open iand. No. 2?3 room house, outbuildings, stable, etc.; 65 acres; 35 acres open land. No. 3?Good lj story dwelling, new barn; 65 acres. No. 4?A tenant house and outbuildings. This is a very desirable plantation, well watered and in good locality. School i mile of house. Every tract has more than enough wood to do it. J. B. McCarter Place?74 acres, 7 J miles Yorkville, adjoining W. J. Love and J. R. Hogue; 1 dwelling, 7 rooms, 2 porches; good barn; 1 new tenant house, 3 rooms; 45 acres In cultivation, 15 acres pasture; 1 50-saw Winship gin, a hand press, belting, 15-h. p. engine. (For land and machinery, Price $2,000), or will sell separately. J Miles 8. Carroll Farm?113 acres, near Beersheba church, at a bargain. Mr. Grayson?Beautiful home, 1 mile Bethany High School; lies com- h paratlvely level. See it. R. L. Devinney?Home place, 3 miles south of Yorkvllle; 2-story 8-r.. dwelling; 2 tenement houses; good outhouses; 40 acres in woodland; pas- tures good; 13 miles of High school at I Philadelphia; 100 acres in cultivation.; $25 per acre for quick sale. R. L. Lee?Beautiful residence, newly painted, 2i miles south of Yorkville; good 2-horse farm open; plenty of wood; good out-houses; good barn; 1 / > nr\ w new tenant nouse; very vucaii, .? ? acres land. $2,200.00. " 471 acres at Beam's Crossing, near 5 Grover, at crossing of Air Line R. R., j, and three public roads. 41 acres near Smyrna. Price $400 p for quick sale. 0 F. M. Lynn Place?50 or 60 acres, e near King's Mountain Chapel. $20.00 v per acre. * Betsy Jenkins Place?11 miles Bethany High school: 2 houses; 200 acres; about 50 acres open land; bottom land; 200.000 feet saw timber. Price $2,200. J. P. Barnes?Home tracts and residence; 102 acres; has 3 tenant houses; 70 acres in cultivation; balance ' In timber; at Delphos, near Yorkville; good school at Delphos; can be bought cheap; see It. 219 acres, 100 in cultivation, balance in timber, 6 miles west McConnellsville near W. McG. Bailey's. Terms to suit. 180 acres, 5 miles south Yorkville; J 2 houses; 3 horse farm open; 25 acres good bottom; 60 acres wire pasture; $9.00 per acre. 176 acres. 6 miles south Yorkville; J R. F. D. goes by residence. 30 acres bottom: about 2,000 cords wood. Arthur Boheler Place?A beautiful [new home, 74 acres, 1 mile Smyrna; 4 [London siding Is on the place; Southern railway runs In front of house; 25 acres In wood; 100 fruit trees; everything In good order. I Paul Bratton Tract?Part; 150 acres, on Chester road, 2 miles south o Yorkville, C. & N.-W. runs in front of [house; 1 good 4-r dwelling, good outbuildings; lies level; about 2,000 cords wood; plenty of saw timber; very fine " land. A bargain, see it. Three Tracts?75 acres each, five miles Rock Hill; very fine cotton "grit"; each has a house; plenty of i bottom land; the three tracts produced 40 bales cotton last year. Will sell separately or as a whole; adjoins Perry Martin. Arthur Black?Elegant farm three miles Yorkville; nice dwelling; everything convenient; water forced into house and barn lots; a most attractive bargain. Ross R. Love?Beautiful home, 2 miles of Sharon; seven room 2-story house; good barn and out houses; fine bottom land; 4 miles Yorkville; two tenant houses; 95 acres of land in 1 * -a.-A- - * gooa siaie ui cuiuiwiuu, I have about Fifty or Sixty good Farms for sale. Some people do not wish their land advertised; they say they are afraid you'll think they are broke; this is false modesty. I have some fine bargains to sell. More Farm property and Town Lots wanted on my t lists. MV, Real Estate. f i They All Please ; THE BUGGIES, SURREYS, WAGONS AND OTHER VEHICLES . (That are Sold by .J. 31. McGILL HICKORY GROVE, S. C. Please everybody except the man who runs a Repair Shop?He don't like my , vehicles?they're out of his class. Our BANNER Buggy Is easily In the lead?they are Stylish, Easy Runners, Well Made and stand the hardest use. SALEM WAGONS ] Are easily In the front rank of the wagon world. They are made strictly for Service, not merely to sell. See the SALEM before you buy. If you want anything on wheels from a Buggy to a Bicycle come and see my line. I make close prices on everything I sell. I also carry first-class line of Sewing 1 J Machines. See me about them. t I J. M. McGILL HICKORY GROVE, S. C. i PARKER 'LUCKY CURVE" Fountain Pens 1 I have been selling these pens for several years past and they have been giving almost universal satisfaction to every person that has bought one. They are here in every size to "fit" every hand. Come In and let me "fit" yours, and you will then have a perfect writing tool. Also have the "Waterman Ideal" Fountain Pen if you prefer that. T. W. SPECK, The Jeweler. W I am still Itepulring Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. Work Guaranteed. W. I. WITHERSPOON CO. HARDWARE, IMPLEMENTS, WAGONS. BUGGIES, HARNESS. n n?i COM POSITION ROOFING. | ICE CREAM FREEZERS, FRUIT JARS and KUUBERS. We offer any of the above at Wholesale and Retail and will be pleased to | make prices and terms. If you have to buy a MOWER or RAKE, see the J O II N S T O N before you settle the matter. W. I. WITHERSPOON CO. 1 W NORTHERN IJOI ITS -? THE NEW XI IT'S ONE OF THE NEW DON'T COST MUCH?BUT IT'S S SUIT MADE FROM IT. ONE C BROWN." THIRTY INCHES W 20 CENTS THE YARD. IsTE"W S Express shipment of nice SK ported Voile?one that does not ci a nice BLACK SKIRT, you want PRICE FROM $7.50 to $15.00. DO YOU DO EM If so, you want to see what w< tor Pieces and Pillow Tops?All st designs are all new and dainty. 1 Embroidery Hoops?Each 5 ( We always carry a full line and D. M. C. Cotton. Big showing of Ladles' New I PRICE, 50 CENTO EACH. MEN S WHITE AN Just opened up a swell line ( They are beauties and you can't show you our line of VESTS n< PRICES from $1.50 to $4.50 EAC THE THOMSO 1. L. Carroll. C. W. Carroll. CARROLL BROS. PLOW POINTS We have Just bought a carload of 1LIVER PLOWS and REPAIR8, that rill come m soon, ana tney are nnw oods. Now, remember, In using: your Hiver turn plows this fall, when you reak anything about It?whether It nay be a Mould Board, Land 8lids, 'oint, Standard or anything alsa, look ut for flaws, and If you And any, Iring Us this Broken Parts, and we rill Give You Now Parts Fro# of iharge. We can furnish you p,ny part f an OLIVER PLOW at any time. Don't fall to see us about Buggies nd Wagons, Harrows, Etc., Bagging nd Ties, and Cotton Baskets. CARROLL BROS. 4 GOOD BANK ACCOUNT s Exceedingly Comforting In TUies >f Need. And there's a feeling of -SECURITY and SATISFACTION? vhen the Account is kept at this Bank. LOAN & SAVINGS BANK YORKVTLLE. 8. C. T* NORTHERN LIGHTS ** MACKEREL I have just opened a barrel of nice resh Mackerel. 10c Each. 3 for 25c Also same kind put up In 10 lb. kits it *1.25. If you need any good pickling Vinejar I have it at 35c a Gallon. Try one gallon of Breakfast syrup, 'Inest quality ever sold by anybody it 85c. Maple Syrup at 40c a quart. LOUIS ROTH. OAKLAND DAIRY Sock Hill ---- S. C. ICE CREAM We are Wholesale Makers of Absolutely Pure Ice Cream of a quality :hat Is unexcelled. Our milk Is from ?rade cows, all tested by tne government for health, and known to be rich In butter fat. ICE CREAM can be furnished to Order In Quart Blocks or in bulk In my quantity desired and shipped by express. Prices and other Information on application by mail or telephone. OAKLAND DAIRY G. P. HOLLER, Manager, Phone No. 09 Rock Hill, S. C. FORE] Our Mr. Charles W. Smit kets buying goods for our Fa his intention to lay in such a 1 Notions, Cloaks, Jackets, Si Overcoats, Shoes, Blankets, I discriminating customer who We will this season folic lished policy of giving our ci that their money will buy. W our customers the goods that I Our prices will be made " --i 1 IiU n.,nt,'4< tnem, consistent wun ijuaiiu to give our customers the full No matter what you may prove to your best financial ii making purchases. Call on us?Just Get th< ping. Many Fall Goods are n will be coming almost daily. Yours THE STRAUS YORKVI) IAKI CLOTH. THINGS FOR LADIES* SUITS. TYLISH AND YOU'LL WANT A SOOD THING ABOUT IT?"IT'S IDE. PRICE, 15 CENTS AND KIBTS. IRTS?nicely made from an Im ush or wrinkle up. If you want to look at our showing of Skirts. [BROIDERING? i are showing In New Scarfs, Centamped ready for the work. The PRICE FROM 25 CENTS TO $1. :ents and 10 Cents, of Embroidery Silk?Perl Losta Elastic Belts In Brown and Black. # ID FANCY VESTS. >f Men's White and Fancy Vests, pass them up. Come and let us )w while you can get your size. :h. N COMPANY. AUCTION SALES. sheriff's sale. Stats of South Carolina?County of York. UN THE COURT OP COMMON PLEAS. H, J. Forsdlck et al.. Plaintiff, against Magnolia Mines Company, Defendant. BY virtue of an execution issued in the above stated cause by J. A. Tate, Clerk of the Court for York county, I have levied upon and will offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder in front of the York County Court House, on the FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER, 1907, during the legal hours of sale, the following described real estate: All that tract of land lying in Broad River township, said county and State, heretofore known as the property of the Louise Gold Mining Company, and latterly of the Magnolia Mines Company, lying on the Smith's Ford road, and containing NINETY-FIVE ACRES, more or less. Also all the right, title, interest and privileges now owned and possessed by the said Louise Gold Mining Company, thereafter conveyed to Magnolia Mines Company, to enter upon, prospect for, dig, mine and remove from off the same, all gold and gold ore, and all other such minerals as are . now or may hereafter be classed as minerals in mining and commercial parlance, In the following tracts of land: (a). That certain tract of land lying in Broad River township, said county and State on the north side of and touching the Smith's Ford road, known as the "A. T. Smith Tract," bounded by lands of J. H. McOill, Moses White, Calvin Wylle, Jas. Scoggins, et a!., and containing 140 ACRES, more or less. (b). All that certain tract of land lying in Broad River township, said county and State, containing about 1,625 ACRES, and being that part of the home place of John Smith, deceased, laid off to D. J. Smith and J. Thomas Smith, In the division of said home place of Jno. Smith, bounded by Broad river aad lands now or formerly of J. W. McKeown, Bolln, Jno. Scoggins, Jas. N. Smith, Waddell, Mitchell, Leech and Worth lands et al. Terms of Sale: CASH. Purchaser to pay for all papers. HUGH G. BROWN, Sheriff York County, S. C. Yorkville, S. C.. September 13, 1907. 74 f 4t Your Banking 1 J! NO MATTER HOW SMALL, NO MATTER HOW LARGE. WE WILL GIVE IT CAREFUL ATTENTION. BANK OF HICKORY GROVE BOILINGSPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL SHELBY. - - - N. C. Has Determined to Be One of the First-Class High Schools of the State. The building and equipment will be first-class In every respect The Course of Study will be exceptionally good, leading to the Junior class of the colleges. Young men and young ladles will be well trained for the ordinary vocations of life. Separate dormitories. Board at cost. Fall term opens October 1st, 1907. Prospectiye students should write at once for particulars to J. D. HUGGINS, Principal, Shelby, N. C. W NOW?TODAY?is a good time to place your orders for Commercial Printing. Send your orders to The Enquirer Office for best service. i/Anni I h is now in the Northern marill and Winter trade, and it is ine of Dress Goods, Novelties, taples, Underwear, Clothing, lats, etc., as will appeal to the knows what he or she wants. >w our well-known and estabistomers the very best values ft will spare no efforts to give : are wanted. 4 -? '" no ufo ran makp JUM da lu v> act ??v. v?>. ... es, it being our constant aim est return for their money, want in our line it will always iterests to see our lines before ; Habit?when you are shop ?f f ow arriving and other goods truly, 5S-SMITH CO. LLE, S. C. ?