Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, October 01, 1907, Image 3
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Special Hoti^s.
Singing School at Mt. Paran.
The singing school that is beini
conducted at Mt. Paran church b;
Prof. R. J. W. Moss will close on Oc
tober 4 and 5. It
Communion at Bethel Chapel.
Rev. W. A. Hafner will preach fo
us at Bethel Chapel next Friday am
Saturday, preparatory to the commun
Ion. on Sunda$. Preaching at Bethe
at 3.30 p. m.. next Sunday.
W. B. Arrowood. Pastor.
Big Show Coming to Yorkville.
Yorkville is to have a big show, Fri
day, October 4. Not a paltry, one
I horse affair, but as the hand bills ex
' press It, "the paragon of all tente<
amusement enterprises," and the an
nouncement brings gladness not onl;
to the hearts of the children, but t
the grown ups as well, for the fascina
tlon of the big tents, the rings cov
ered with saw dust, the tumblinj
i clowns and the hair raising "stunts
of the up to date thrillers, not to men
tlon the pink lemonade and peanuts
never entirely loses Its effect on u
even though "taking the children" 1
used for an excuse.
Are You Out of a Job?
If you are, and can furnish goo<
references, and want to make mon
money than you can make otherwls<
without capital, then write to the Carolina
Mutual Fire Insurance Company
^ Spartanburg, S. C., for an Agency. W<
have thirty-five good agents in thl!
state making big money for themselves.
not you?
79 t.f 8t
She <|otton Jflarfeft^
Yorkville, Oct. 1?Cotton 111-8.
New York, Sept. 30?Cotton, spot
closed quiet, 5 points lower; middling
uplands 11.80; middling, gulf 12.05;
sales 157 bales. Futures opened steady
and closed steady as follows: Oct.
^ 10.96: Nov. 10.95; Dec. 11.11; Jan
11.18; Feb. 11.23; March 11.28; April
11.32; May 11.35; June 11.37; July
11.42.
FOR RENT.
THE 6-room House recently occupied
by me on Wright Avenue.
M. B. JENNINGS.
70 f.t tf
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I MY SHOWING OP FALL E
J ITS VARIETY, QUALITIES, S
IT INCLUDES THE CHOICES
I MILLS OP THE WORLD?EV
THE STAMP OF FASHION AN
I OUR COUNTERS. SEE OUR !
BE PLEASED WITH WHAT Y
36 Inch Black All Wool Dresj
I 44 Inch Cashmeres in Black,
36 inch Cashmere in Blue, R
I FLANN
I 36 inch Flannelette at ,
? 36 inch Flannelette at
54 in Aaheville Repellants in
K WOOL F
t All Wool Twilled Flannel in
a Yard.
All Wool White Flannel at 15
M OUTINGS?the choicest coloi
8 l-2c up to 15c a Yard.
c SHOES?When you need She
C age to buy the best that your ?
? you get at WRAY'S. Every pair
? be exactly as represented or you
Good Shoes?there are none beti
r | J. Q. WRAY
1^" You will probably be in to
? we will be pleased to liavc you i
If you are trading we will have
? Lsfactorlly and promptly. See
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. X SPECIAL B
.
* 100 Popular No 1
t Half Publh
4?
$ $1-50 Books at
* THURSDAY, S
THESE BOOKS ARE ALL S
?&, WITH ILLUMINATED TITLES .
^ ULAR NOVELS OF THE PAS'
?4? PICKED UP AT A BARGAIN P
? TIME AGO AND WE PASS THE
?4? LESS THAN HALF PUBLISHED
? THREE DAYS ONLY?TIIURSI
OCTOBER 3, 4 AND 5?60 CE>
4? SOME OF T
^ The Crisis, Eben Holden, Davi
4) Little Minister, Dri and I. Kiclu
Indiana, Tlie Helmet of Navar
The Vagabond, The Grafters, ]
The Christian, The Lane That
'Country. Hearts Courageous, B<
' ? Inpk Holmes. 7,l<ika. The Prni
P Prisoner of Zenda, Graustark,
e of Satan, rriie Puppet Crown, (
Palace of tlie king. The Pro<
<Ju Brewster's Millions, Monsieur
Was In Flower, The Pit,
?&? (11th. The Man on the Box, T
Spots, The Clansman, The Virg
The Deliverance, The Pride of .
, ' Equally Popular.
This is your opportunity to rea(
past few years at less than HALF
Sale if you would be sure of u C
4? CENTS EACH ON THURSDAY.
- - THE YORK 1
J. B. BOWE
^ $? ~l4*
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W WE PAY YC
| It Is Not fliser
I To Si
3
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jg to husband one's res
^ to accumulate agair
there shall be need c
k it is only wise.
3
We deem it
plain the a<
* Savings ]
^ Dollar will
J
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3 .jJflT Four Per Cent Interesl
| The NAT10NAI
5 (ABSOLUT]
ROCK HILL,
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WANTED
ORDERS for good quality building
brick?full standard size. Prompt
shipment.
j SOWELL BRICK CO.,
y Rock Hill, S. C.
79 t It
- TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.
ALL persons indebted to the estate
of B. L. GLENN, deceased, are
1 hereby notified to make payment to
- the undersigned at once. All persens
d having claims against said estate will
present them, duly authenticated within
the time prescribed by law.
F. P. & T. B. GLENN,
Executors.
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I NOTICE OF APPLICATION
i FOR FINAL DISCHARGE.
" "VT OTICE Is hereby given that I have
y 131 made a final settlement with the
0 Probate Court for York county as ad"
ministrator of the estate of Mrs. M. E.
" THOMAS, deceased, and that on FriSf
day, November 1, 1 will make application
to Hon. L. R. Williams, judge of
~ said court for a final discharge from
'? further responsibility on account of
8 said estate.
8 C. T. THOMAS, Admr.
79 t 5t
FOR SALE
One Tract?55 acres, 1 mile north of
J Tirzah, on Yorkvllle and Rock Hill
road. In fine state cultivation; one
tenant house; enough timber to do
> the place; 40 acres In cultivation. A
great bargain for quick sale. $20 per
" Acre.
I have sold R. F. Lee and J. J.
Faires places this week.
J. C. WILBORN, Real Estate.
RIDDLE'S MILL.
WE beg leave to Inform the public
that RIDDLE'S MILL Is again
In operation, prepared to give better
satisfaction In the shape of both flour
and meal than ever, and that the
management respectfully solicits the
puironage of the public.
First-class Blacksmith Shop, prepared
to do Horseshoeing and other
ordinary farm blacksmlthlng. '
RIDDLE S MILL
t 79 2t R. F. D. No. 2, Clover, S. C.
RECEIVER'S NOTICE.
ALL persons indebted to the late
firm of HILL KENNEDY & CO..
will take notice that I have been ap1
pointed receiver of said late flrml and
that they are required to make payment
to me as such receiver.
B. N. MOORE
Receiver of Hill, Kennedy & Co.
September 26, 1907. tf
WW Wanted.?Your orders for all
kinds of printed matter. Best work
at fairest prices.
ODS AT WRAY'S I
RESS GOODS IS NOTABLE FOR J
TYLES AND MODEST PRICES. 3
T FABRICS FROM THE BEST 5
ERY NEW WEAVE THAT HAS 3
D STYLE IS TO BE FOUND ON 2
DRESS GOODS AND YOU WILL *
OU SEE. <
i Goods at 48 Cents a Yard. ?
Brown, Blue and Gray, *48c Yard. -4
ed, Brown and Black, 25c a Yard. a
ELETTE
25c Yard. 4
- 35c a Yard. * J
Brown, Gray and Black, 48c Yard. 3
I.WMIS K
Red and Blue, at 15c, 20, 25c, 35c
c, 20c, 25c, 35c and 50c Yard. . 4
rs and patterns on the market at v
es, it Is naturally to your advant- J
noney will buy. That is the kind 2
1 of Shoes we sell Is Guaranteed to jf
get a NEW PAIR. Our Shoes are 4
ter for the money. ?
, The Leader. |
wn next Friday?Circus Day?and ^
make our store your headquarters. 5
plenty of help to wait on you satus
for HATS. ^
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>:els at Less than j
ihers' Price. ^
60 Cents Each. %
Hi SATURDAY. |
ubstantially cloth bound
\nd include the most pop- &
r few years. they were .
rice in new york a short
:m on to our customers at ..
is* prices. this sale is for T
)ay. friday and saturday,
ts each. don't miss them. *5"
HE TITLES: *
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ii iiurum, nit: isuuuirriicrn, iiic
ml Carvel, The Gentleman From
r?, The Fortunes of Capt. Horn,
ttarabbas, The Master Christian.
Had No Turning, For Love of
?b?Son of Battle, Tales of Slier- *?5T
iligal Son. Tlie Spoilsman, The jl
Kupert of Hentzau. The Sorrows
Checkers, Surry of Eagle's Nest, ^
?peetor, Quiney Adams Sawyer,
lieaueaire, When Knighthood #L
The Castaway, Janlee Merelie
One Woman, The Leopard's
riniaii. The Cardinal's Snuff Box, ^
Jenieo, and fifty Others tliat are ^
1 many of the best Novels of the
PKICE?Come the first day of the
holee Seleetion?$1.50 Books at 60 ,
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AT T
DRUG STORK - - *
^N, Proprietor.
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ources, to refrain from excess, ?
ist that inevitable day when ^
>f a reserve. It is not miserly, 4
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a privilege to ex- ?
dvantages of our ?
Department. A ?
start an account. ?
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South Carolina. %
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IfIRK H KMT1RK CO.
FURNITURE, STOVES,
Undertaking Supplies
PAINTS, OILS, Etc.
FURNITURE
We have decidedly the Largest and
Best Assorted Stock of Furniture and
House Furnishings that we have ever
carried, and if you "will investigate
you will And that our PRICES ARE
RIGHT?Right from your standpoint.
It is to your interest, financially and
otherwise, to see us before you buy
anything in Furniture or House Furnishings.
MOSQUITO CANOPIES?We have
only a few of these left and if you
want one now is a good time to buy,
either for iron or wooden beds. We
are offering them at a substantial reduction
in price.
RUGS?Need any? We have an
immense line of all sizes and grades
and Just lots of pretty patterns that
will please your eye and your purse.
MATTRESSES?Do you sleep well
at night? If not, it will be a good
idea for you to equip your bed with
one- of our Felt or Cotton Mattresses
and a set of Blue Ribbon Springsanybody
can sleep on them.
SEWING MACHINES?We have a
half dozen different grades of Sewing
Machines, but if you want the best,
the lightest running, the simplest and
most lasting machine you should buy
a Will C. Free Machine?it is in a
class all Dy itself. Try one and see.
See us for Paints, Oils, Varnishes.
CASH or CREDIT is Our Way.
YORK FURNITURE CO.
"WERE YOU
SURPRISED?"
Asked a post commander of a lieutenant
who, with half a company, had
been captured and paroled by John
Morgan. "Surprised! A heap worse
than that. I was plum astonished to
see them gray fellers," answered the
lieutenant. Some people are surprised
at their want of success, but the other
fellow is always alert to every advantage.
FOR SALE
A Six-Room Cottage in good location.
Seven-Room Houso, Lot 80 by 370 feet.
Nice Residence Lot, 85 by 300 feet.
Lot 90 by 330 feet at Bargain Price.
A few Lote in Suburb of Weeterlelgh.
V Call on me for particular*.
Dr. M. W. WHITE.
GUNS!
IIN S! i'
ortw rro rvMi
%jo m' v/i v
Single Barrel Guas,
Double Barrelled Guns,
Rifles,
Black Powder Shells,
Smokeless Powder Shells,
Ball Cartridges
Shot?all sizes,
Powder,
Primers,
Gun Wads,
Loading Implements, etc.
I
YORKVILLE HARDWARE CO.
YORKYILLE BUGGY CO.
ilINt! MOWERS
ARE TDTTICJI I I
JCj alHj aJL
A POOR
MOWING MACHINE
IS HIGH AT
ANY PRICE. THE
BEST IS THE
CHEAPEST.
THE DEERING
IS THE BEST.
WE SELL THEM.
Yorkville Buggy Co.
Are You a Thinker?
Some men are thinkers. The
vast majority are not, but allow others
to perform this most Important
function for them. This statement is
eminently true when it comes to the
matter of buying life insurance, a
transaction that is really one of the
most important in a business way,
with which any man has to deal.
There are in business in the United
States today something like 100 legal
reserve life insurance companies.
Some of these are better than others
and of course you know there is
ONE best. There is always one best
in practically everything. The best
one is the one that has the longest,
cleanest record for square, upright
dealing with every policy holder or
member, and the one that guarantees
and has always guaranteed the most
insurance?and lives up to its guarantees?at
the least cost. The history
or the Mutual nenem proves u iu wthe
Best company, and a careful investigation
of its record will convince
you of the fact. Don't, depend on
somebody else. There Is no mystery
about the problem. Don't let me or
anybody else do your life Insurance
thinking. Do it yourself. Look Before
You Iieap.
SAM M. fill 1ST, Special Agent.
SEED RYEI
have a goial quality of SEBD
RYE at $1.25 a bushel.
OYSTERS! OYSTERS!
While I am out of the restaurant
business, I shall still continue to handle
OYSTERS, etc., and will sell the
same brand of Selects at the same
price that others ask for lower grades.
LOUIS ROTH.
WOOD FOR SALE.
I HAVE a quantity of DRY OAK
and PIXE WOOD and would be
pleased to make contracts to deliver
same In lots of from Five Cords up
to Fifty during Aug., Sept., and Oct.
61 tf SAM M. GRIST.
TARGET PRIZE
I AM offering an attractive prize for
the best marksman In the contest
going on in my Gallery In the Herndon
building. See me for further
particulars. J. A. CHINXES.
CLOTHES CLEANING.
XAM prepared to clean gentlemen's
clothes and ladles' 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. MrCLAJN.
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EICLUS17E AGENTS FOR 1
Ladies' . *
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I Journal Tl
I PATTERNS.
II I I
OPENING I
I THURSDAY
NIGHT.
FROM i ?
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8 TO 10. j
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CORDIAL U
?M SEE A
$fVf$HURSDAY NIGHT AT
'If- TERN HATS, BY TWO
KINDS. A HAT TORI
WIDE RANGE OF HA'
BROUGHT OUT THIS SEAS
I LADIES' HATS will be 1
The cleverness in our Hat
4?
the past seasons. Our Trimmer
lecting the new stocks. For the
the season. Don't forget to att
OCTOBER 3RD, 8 O'CLOCK.
I DRESS
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1 Besides our showing in t
/ in DRESS GOODS and SILKS
1 DRESS GOODS DEPARTME]
M Vast showing of Dress Patterns
n r>. o
fDTUilUtlUUlB 111 IJIUWU, x??* T u.
$1.00, $1.2
52 inch Broadcloth in Black, Bro
Garnet, Gray and Tan at
y 52 inch Herringbone Serges in ]
A 50 inch Black Cravenette Water
52 inch Wool Panama Cloth?B1
Navy and Gray Th<
f 45 inch Imported Voiles in Blac
\ Champagne
45 inch Wool Poplin in Black ar
'?x 8?
145 inch Mohairs?Black, Brown,
The Ya
45 inch Wool Taffeta in Black?1
40 inch Silk Warp Henrietta ir
?
Never before in our Merc;
Styles are right, and every Ganr
. to us this season from the numl
in Blacks, Browns, Tans and Ca
I THOMS
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We have studied the SHOE qt
RIES. Our Shoe Department contain
you at our line of SIMM's will make a
Our QUEEN QUALITY and fl
Our EDWIN CLAPP, CROSS
Itles every man wishes.
I?SW" Make Our Store YOUI
at all times, and everything strict
and careful attention.
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR _
Hawes Hats
AND
Eclipse Shirts.
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'HE THOMSON COJ
a- r. a. nsr :
iIILLINERY
?opei
mm NIGHT, OCT. 3 A
HII.H, 01
9HHHflnn
mm7
ND ENJOY THE"
EIGHT O'CLOCK, WE WILL GIV!
TO ONE, WE HAVE EVER SHOV
^PRESENT EVERY POINT IN THE
rS IN ALL THE LEADING COLO!
ON.
:he Special Attraction at The THOMSC
s sustains all the good reports we have
has spent several weeks in Baltimore ai
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pd5l SCYCIdl WCCA9 UU1 1U1111UV1 j iaovv v
end THOMSON COMPANY'S GREA
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GOODS Al
he Millinery Department, we expect to
, and it will pay you to examine carefu
NT.
; in fancy Serges and 45 inch
nd Green, at
5 and $1.39 the Yard. Njcc q?
wn, Navy, Green, c.?
$1.00 the Yard. S,lk F,n
Black and Brown
The Yard, $1.25. 33 inch <
Proof, The Yd. $1.50. 36 inch
ack, Brown,
j Yard, 89c and $1.00. 6 inch
k, Navy and montf
The Yard, $1.00. , k .
1 r? 30 inch
id Gray at 0
>c and $1.00 the Yard. 36 inch
Navy and Grays 36 inch
rd, 59c, 89c and $1.00. shade
rhe Yd. 89c and $1.00. 27 inch
1 Black 27 inch
Yard, $1.00 and $1.50.
AJDIES' CLC
til"" ixrr> clinwn such a no
AlllUC Laivv.1 uav v ?TV
lent is made right from the Best Materi
>er of sales we have had from our Goal
^stors deserves a look from every lady ^
Prices fron
" (IMHABU! NIUIWIM
OP FALL CL(
I Our stock of CLOTHING is larger than
f sons. Our range of patterns more assorts
before. Our buyers have been very car
Ing to select something which may pleas
tomer. We want you to come to-our
DEPARTMENT and let us slip on ;
sell LOSS BROS.'S or KIRKCHRAITM'!
"Suits, just to let you know how they fit
your back. If you have never tried or
missed a great pleasure. Make our C
partincnt Your Headquarters. We will
1 show you what we have in store for
I Woni Suits of Oualltv. Men's Suits frti
p
$4.98 To $25.(X
Our stork of BOYS' CLOTHING is
we have ever carried and the selection
Bring your boy to this Department and It
in a Good School Suit?one that will
rough and tumble wear which a school
contend with every day of his school
Suits from
$2."A to
ON COMPAIN
AKE LIFE'S WALI
lestion thoroughly, and we believe our brands
is all the newest lasts for Style and Comfort I
buying impression.
AMERICAN LADY Shoes for women have th
ETT and AMERICAN GENTLEMAN Shoes
* Headquarters always when in Yorkvil
:ly as represented. We are always glad
HE THOMSOI
The People's Si
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IPANY'S EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOE
D Ladies'
KING, Queen
ND Quality
JT, 4, \Wl, SHOES.
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nuu i u
NEW HATS.
E THE LARGEST DISPLAY OF PATfN
OUR CUSTOMERS. HATS OF ALL
I NEW FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS.
*S, REPRESENTING THE BEST IDEAS
IN CO.'S Thursday Night and Friday,
heard of our Trimmer, "Miss Crossmore" in
id New York studying the new Styles and seCen
busy making ready for this?the event of
lT STYLE SHOW THURSDAY NIGHT,
vb SILKS.
show a wide range of Staples and Novelties
lly the different materials on display in our. , $
JJ / i* j a
Storm Serges in Black, Navy and Brown.
The Yard, 59c, 89c and $1.00.
/
ality Cream Serges?The Yard, 75c and $1.00.
-\Ti->tioirc ornrt(] niialitv?
I1MI VICaili luuimnu 1?? j
59c and 89c the Yard.
Guaranteed Black Taffeta Silk?The Yd. $1.00.
Guaranteed Black Taffeta Silk?
, $1.25 and $1.50 the Yard.
Black Taffeta Silk?Guaranteed for 12
is. The Yard, $2.00.
Peau-De-Soi Silk in Black at $1.00, $1.25 Yard.
fj 1 j 7 . [
Taffeta Silk in Gray and Navy?The Yd. $1.00.
Guaranteed Satin for Coat linings, in all
s. Price the Yard, $1.00.
Taffeta?Seal Brown_r The Yard, $1.00.
China Silks in all the leading shades
The Yard, 50c.
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- - - )AKS.
bby collection of LADIES' CLOAKS. Our
als at Popular Prices. This has been proven
; Department. Our showing of Ladies' Cloaks
vishing a new Cloak.
1 $3.98 To $18.00
ITHK
llfeT Hoys' c*rrt*MMMH^pik^L
'.50 Each
lY'S SHOES
C EASY.
* of Shoes are the CREAM OF THE SHOE FACTO:o
the feet of every Man and Woman. A look from
e snap ami style to please every lady.
for Men have the Style, Comfort and Wearing Qual5
t. ' I I
le, where you will receive courteous treatment
to serve you. Mail Orders receive our prompt
. pft EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR
1 (jU.j Edwin Clapp
and Crossett
t0re- | SHOES. j
AUCTION SALES.
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CLERK'S SALE.
8tate of South Carolina?County of
York.
IN THE COMMON PLBAB.
Catherine V. Miller, as Admrx., of the
Estate of Henrietta Campbell Traywick,
Deceased, vs. M. J. Campbell,
Robert A. Miller, J. R. Miller. J. S.
Miller and J. E. Traywick, and if
he be dead, His Heirs at Law; Margaret
Traywick and Pansy T. McIConnell.
D T virtue of a decree in the above
JD stated case, I will expose to sale
in Front of York Court House, on the
FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER,
(Salesday), 1907, between 11 a. m. and
2 p. m., the Real Estate described as
follows:
"All the right, title and interest if
any, of J. E. Traywick, defendant
herein, and all of the right, title and
- . interest of Henrietta Campbell Traywick,
deceased, in, on and to the fol11
lowing tracts of land to wit:
" 1st. "All that certain pieoe, parcel
or tract of land, in York township, in
the county of York and State of South
Carolina, bounded by lands of S. C.
I O 1 T/vVtn DaKamO T AA
noaiiuiici, iiu 1111 O UCICJ, UUUC1 ?. 1J. MOV,
Rebecca Stewart and others, and containing
FORTY (40) ACRES, more or
less.
2nd. "All that certain piece, parcel
I or tract of land, in York township in
the county of York and State of South
Carolina, bounded by lands of Robert
E. Lee. J. W. Ooforth. M. A. and J. W.
McFarland, Luther Thompson and others,
and containing ONE HUNDRED
AND SIXTY (160) ACRES, more or
less.
Terms: CASH. Purchaser miist
comply with the terms of sale within
one hour from the time of such sale,
qr the land will be at once resold at
Uthe risk of such defaulting purchaser,
and upon same terms. Purchaser
must pay for all papers.
J. A. TATE. C. C. C. Pis.
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CLERK'S SALE.
8tate of 8outh Carolina?County of
York.
IN THE COURT Or COMMON PLMAS.
IS. M. Jackson, Individually and as Administrator
of Thos. N. Jackson,
Deceased, et al., vs. Eva J. Jackson,
Samuel H. Jackson, Sarah C. Milling
et al. ,
"D Y virtue of a decree in the above
JJ stated case, I will expose to sale In
front of York Court House on FIRST
MONDAY IN OCTOBER, (Salesdajr).
1907, between eleven a. m. and two p.
m., the Real Estate described as folB
a lows:
"All tnat certain piece, parcel or
tract of land, lying, being and situated
in the county of York and State of
South Carolina, bounded on the south
by the lands of Joel Barnett, on the
east by the lands of J. P. Hutchison,
Sr., on the north by lands now or formerly
belonging to W. L. Roddey St
Company or J. E. Roddey and on the
west by lands now, or formerly of W.
A. Milling, and containing FIFTYIFIVE
(55) ACRES, more or less.
Terms: ONE-HALF CASH and the
balance on a credit of twelve months,
secured by a bond of the purchaser
and a mortgage of the premises sold?
said bond and mortgage to bear Interest
at the legal rate from the day of
said sale, and to provide for attorney's
fees in case of foreclosure?with leave
to the purchaser to pay his entire bid
in Cash. Purchaser must pay for all
I papers. Purchaser must comply by
paying the Cash portion of his bid
within one hour from the time of such
sale, or the land to be at once, on
same day, resold at the risk of such
defaulting purchaser.
J. A. TATE, C. C. C. Pis.
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i CLERK'9 BALE.
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State of 8outh Carolina?County of
York.
IK THB COMMON PUAS.
> Elisabeth A. Gamble et al.. vs. Andrew
E. Feemster, Individually and as Executor,
etc., et al. '
"D Y virtue of a decree In the above
*1J stated case, I will expose to sale
In front of York Court. House Door, on
the FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER,
J (Salesday), 1907, between 11 a. m. and
m 2 p. ra? the Real Estate described In
B complaint herein, as follows:
A AH that tract or parcel of land in
York county, S. C., known as the Joe
? AO A/1DDC
BiacK place, vuuuuiuiii wa
more or less, lying and situate In BulI
.lock's Creek township, bounded by
/ lands now or formerly of 8. L. David/
son, Elijah McSwaln, T. M. Whlaonant,
*P. B. McAbee, John Keasler and
others.
Terms of Sale: ONE-HALF CASH
I and the balance on a credit of twelve
months, with Interest at 8 per cent to \
be secured by the purchaser's bond
and a mortgage of the premises?
with leave to purchaser to pay all
CASH.
(Purchaser must pay for papers and
must comply with the terms of sale (as
to the cash payment) within thirty
f minutes, or the Clerk will proceed to
resell the lands on the same day at
the same place at purchaser's risk, for
Cash.
J. A. TATE, C. C. C. Pit.
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CLERK'S BALE.
? State of 8outh Carolina?County of
York.
COURT or COMMON PLEAS.
Jane E. Templeton et al., vs. W. A.
Templeton et al. ,
D Y virtue of a decree in the above
J_> stated case, I will expose to sale
In front of York Court House Door,
on the FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER
(Salesday), 1807, between 11 a.
Im. and 2 p. m., the Real Estate described
as follows:
All of that tract of land lying and situate
In the county and State aforesaid,
about two miles southwest of Yo?kville,
bounded by lands now or formerly
belonging to John A. Latta, J. W. P.
Hope, J. R. Lindsay, Paul R.Bratton,
James A. Ratchford, Ed KcFarland,
Mrs. M. B. Lowry and the estate of
F. Happerfleld and others, to be sold
In three separate parcels, In accord
ance with Plat offered in evidence. In
I I this case as exhibit Al, (now on. file In
Clerk's office) and containing respectively,
92} ACRES, 47} ACRES, and
II 92 ACRES, more or less, as shown In
said Plat, made by W. N. Elder.
I I Terms of Sale: ONE-HALF CASH,
and the remainder on a credit of
twelve months with Interest from day
of sale, secured by purchaser's bond
and mortgage of the premises sold;
purchaser, however, to-have the prlvlIlege
of paying his entire bid In Cash.
J. A. TATE, C. C. C. Pis.
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NEW LINES
We have just added to our almost
complete line or nouse rurmsnings, tne
following seasonable and staple goods.
?? REFRIGERATORS?
The "La Belle," made by the Gurney
Refrigerator Co., which is said to be
equal to any. Simply arranged and
easy to keep clean. Has the patented t
automatic waste valve?the ice economizer.
?BLUE FLAME OIL STOVE?
The B. & H. Wlckless, an economical
oil 'consumer and a comfort to the
user this hot weather. Will do any
I or all of your cooking, a trial is all we
ask.
STANDARD SEWING MACHINE.
Is not a new Machine in this territory
if it is a new departure with us.
It stands up at the top amongst the
other good ones and is not any higher
in price either. We have the best they
make on the floor now and more to
follow. This we have is called the
"Two in One" Machine?can change it
from a lock stitch to a chain stitch
without moving the work from under
the presserfoot. Call and see It or
better try It and be convinced that
It is "IT."
G. H. O'LEARY.
BRICK FOR SALE,
ABOUT Five Thousand, made In the
days when Brick were made
right. They have been used; but are
/In first class condition.
LAURA E. PARISH.
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