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Special JRotires. Card of Thanks. I desire my neighbors and friends to know that I am profoundly grateful to them for their kindness to me and mine in connection with the illness and death of my wife. It J. C. Pursley. List of Prizes for Chrysanthemum Show, Friday, Nov. 1st, 1907. For best collection Chrysanthemums, not less than eight varieties?handsome Rug?donated by Yorkville R. & M. Company. For 2nd best collection Chrysanthemums.?Matt Green Jardiniere. For five best White Chrysanthemums?China Mayonnaise Dish. For five best Yellow Chrysanthemums?Green and Gold Bohemian Vase. For five best Pink Chrysanthemums ?South Carolina spoon. For five best Red or Bronze Chrysanthemums?Burnt Woo<k Tray. For best single bloom Chrysanthemum?One-half dozen Linen Handkerchiefs. For Best collection Roses?Pretty Plate. For best single bloom Rose?Gold Stick Pin. For best collection Potted Plants? Battenberg Lace Table Cover?donated by Thomson Co. For best Potted Plant?Gold Hat Pin. For best Maiden Hair Fern?Dmbroidery Scissors. For best Vase Dahlias?Silver Hat Brush. Mrs. W. G. White. President. ihr (fotton IRarhft. Yorkvllle, October 29.?Cotton 10. New York. October 28.?Spot cotton closed steady 15 points lower; middling uplands 10.80: middling gulf 11.05; sales 1,500 bales. Futures openen steady and closed barely steady as follows: Oct. 9.85; Nov. 9.88; Dec. 10.08; Jan. 9.89; Feb. 9.93; March 9.96; April 9.98; Mav 10.00; June 10.01; July 10.03; Aug. 9.97. FOR SALE. A FIRST-CLASS Feather Bed. weighs 35 lbs. New ticking. It H. C. STRAUSS. RIPLEY SEED WHEAT. GOOD and clean at J1.35 a bushel. R. F. D. No. 1. Bowling Green. E. H. ADAMS. 87 tf 8t ICE DELIVERY. OUR Ice Delivery Wagon comes off October 31. Customers desiring ice after that date will be accommodated at the ice house. It VICTOR COTTON OIL CO. T'T.T. RE THERE. LOCALITIES desiring the organization of Local Lodges of the I Farmers' Union will please arrange time and place and notify me on Filbert R. F. D. No. 1. M. S. CARROLL. Organizer. 87 t.f. 2t WANTED LOCAL representative for Yorkville and vicinity to look afti"* renewals and increase subscription list of a prominent monthly magazine. on a salary and commission basis. Experience desirable, but .not necessary. Good opportunity for right person. Address Publisher. Box 59. Station O. New York. 2t 86 f.t 2t I IT IS FOR YOU. I WANT Everybody who owes me to PAY AT ONCE. Nothing was said about cotton at the time the debt was contracted, and I don't want to hear anything of that kind now as an excuse to keep from paying. This notice is not for the benefit of the other fellow, but for YOU. R. E. MONTGOMERY. Proprietor "We Fix It" Shop. 87 ' t It LAND FOR SALE. 1 HEREBY offer for sale that tract of Land, known as the Alex. Barron Old Home Place, lying in Bethel township, adjoining lands of Len Wood and others, containing 317i .ACRES. The said tract of land was bought from A. A. Barron by E. S. Prather. deceased, and is now to be sold for partition among the heirs at the upset price of $10.00 per Acre. It will be sold as a whole, or in two tracts and title will be made under Order of Court. For further particulars address the undersigned at Yorkville, S. C. J. A. TATE. Administrator. 87 t tf GOING TO Charleston? Fall Festival Opens November 18 and Continues One Week. . Great Preparations for a Good Time. Firemen's Contests and Parade. Grand Military Parade, Prize Drill for Squads. Fourth Annual Poultry Show?Admission FREE. Spectacular "Fighting the Flames." RAND CONCERTS STREET CARNIVAL, ILLUMINATION OF KING ST. One Fare, Plus 25 Cents on All Railroads. 6t? AN ORDINANCE. Providing for an' Election to Decide Whether or not the Town of Yorkville Shall Issue Twenty-five Thou sand Dollars of Bonds, ir so Mucn Be Necessary, for the Building of Sewerage System and Extension of Water-works System. BE it ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen of the town of Yorkville, S. C.. in regular council assembled this 28th day of October. 1907: It having been certified to the council of the town of Yorkvllle, S. C., by George T. Schorb, Town Treasurer, that a majority of the freeholders of said town, as appears from his tax books, have signed a petition asking that council call an election submitting to the qualified voters of the said town the question of whether or not the town shall issue Twenty-five Thousand Dollars of Bonds, if so Much be necessary, bearing interest at a rate not exceeding six per cent and payable in forty years from the date of issue, with the privilege of redemp tion after twenty years, it is Ordained. That such election be held on the 1'OTH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1907, in the Sheriff's office, and the polls shall be open from eight a. m. until four p. m., during which time all of the qualified voters of said town shall be entitled to vote. Sec. Those in favor of the Issuance of said Bonds, shall cast a ballot on which the following shall appear: "Shall the town of Yorkville, S. C., issue Twenty-five Thousand Dollars of Bonds, if so much be necessary, for! the installation of a Sewerage System and Extension of Water Works in said Town ?" "YES". Those opposed to the issuance of said Donas snan cast a ounm <?u nuuu the following shall appear: "Shall the town of Yorkvllle, S. C., issue Twenty-five Thousand Dollars of Bonds, If so much be necessary, for the installation of a Sewerage System and Extension of the Water Works in said Town?" "NO." That W. Thompson Jackson, C. H. Sandifer and T. W. Clawson are hereby appointed Managers of said election. Done and ratified in Council assembled. JOHN R. HART. Mayor Town of Yorkvllle, S. C. Attest [Seal] I. W. Johnson. Clerk of Council. 87 t 4t LOWNEY'S, NUNNALLY'S, SPARROW'S "FRESH BY EXPRESS." We sell such quantities of these Chocolates and Bonbons that you are always assured of getting confections that are FRESH. In quality there are no candies made that have a better reputation for Goodness and Purity?they stand pre-eminent. We.have selected the three brands I above named because we know they have no superiors in Quality. Flavor THE YORK DRUG STORE, J. B. Bowen, Proprietor. WC If you. need Fine Correspondence Stationery just see US. We have It* RED RUST PROOF SEED OATS I have a car of these Oats in now. They are not to be confounded with Red Oats?but Rust Proof?85 cents a Bushel. I also have GUANO for Grain. LOUIS ROTH. | I jj Best Clothi i \ r 11 i ?lli r J jfil. J r ^ Jit / , ' II I : OjSjfS&gjnu M Kra j ||l?ii| a m %? jjP$P; 'J WB&gg&S MSSsibBSBR wse|??|? ii / a a ' 1 til i; R|p?8ffiHre (' mmms \ i ! J JS?$&28$K? 1 mMtif$&3K? i ^ ! ' JBBI mB i ^ JUKng ' iHj |^y^?y i 11 : j We have the Largest and Mos ; I for Men and Boys that We ha' ING OUR CUSTOMERS T }] FOR THE MONEY. | \ Men's Suits $5.00 TO $2 i i See Our CLOTHING |] The STRAUS* r M. L. Carroll. C. W. Carroll. CARROLL BROS. MISTAKES Remember, in buying FARM MACHINERY, that Mistakes are expensive. Before you make a purchase of any Farm Implement make it your business to thoroughly investigate before buying. This will save you trouble. Of course it is a little early to buy a DISC HARROW, but not too early to commence looking around. We have made a study of Dies Harrows, and from our experience in buying and from what users say. we have been forced to the conclusion that we are selling the BEST Harrows on the Market. Call and see us and if you are in the market either now or later we believe that we can convince you'that our Harrows have the Best features of any Harrows made, and let us tell you what well known and successful farmers say about them. Don't make the mistake of buying before seeing about Buggies and Wagon*?mistakes are costly. CARROLL BROS. IRION & GORDON, SEE US FOR EVERYTHING In Groceries, Coffees, TeasL Spices, Pepper, Irish and Sweet Potatoes, Cabbage, Dried Fruit, Choice Country 3itter, Brazil Nuts and English Walnuts. All sorts of Leather cut to suit. Shoemakers' supplies. A dozen kinds of Chewing Tobacco. Snuff, Cigars. Handles for Shovels and Picks. "Dixie Boy" Plow Points. Stove Frying Pans. Glass Pitchers and Lamps. Violins, Banjos, Guitars, Mandolins, Harmonicas, Strings, Etc. Another lot of first-class Pocket Knives. .* sk for what you don't see. We have it. HERNDON & GORDON. sW Fancy Blotting Paper, Bed, Moss Green. Robin Egg Blue, anil Wood Brown, 19.\2-1 Ins. 10c Sheet, 3 for 25c. Heavy White at same price. The Enquirer Office. The Joys ' Of Solitude = < v Are said to be about the only ones < that are missed by the man who ad- k vertlses. The business man with real S estate to sell will let me advertise for 5 him and the joy of selling1 Is his with- ^ out the labor of finding a purchaser. v. I have found buyers, for some of the 5 best business men in town, so if you q are lonesome, whose fault is it? S SW Why Waste Your Time and l^a- ^ hor? 5 FOR SALE 5 A Six-Room Cottage in good location, c Seven-Room House, Lot 80 by 370 feet. ? Nice Residence Lot, 85 by 300 feet. ?A few Lots in Suburb of Westerleigh. q Dr. M. W. WHITE. S .1 Williams. Mason McConnell. J. L. WILLIAMS & CO. $16.00 MEN'S SUITS AT $12.00 That is JUST WHAT WE MEAN. Our line of $12.00 Suits is JUST what others ask $16.00 for. Let us prove it to you. We have them in all the newest weaves and shades?Blacks. Browns, Blues and Grays. J..L. WILLIAMS & CO., Sell for Less. ' I \ng Values |i wJ& '' n w it Complete Line of Clothing : i ve ever shown, and are GIV- \ C HE GREATEST VALUES \\ j l i a 0.00. i'i E BEFORE BUYING 'VK !i J; 5-SMITH CO. ill E milk rin\iniu; ru FURNITURE, STOVES, , Undertaking Supplies e PAINTS, OILS, Etc. r r Headquarters a n Our store is the Furniture Headquarters of this section. You can al- ^ ways depend on finding the article in Furniture and House Furnishings that _ vou want, at the YORK FURNITURE CO.'S STORE. j We carry everything in Bed Room Suites. Parlor Suites, Dining Room Furnishings, Wardrobes, Sideboards, ? Iron Beds. Stoves Heaters, Etc. _ EXTENSION TABLES.?We are J offering a limited number of elegant f Round Pedestal Dining Tables below q Factory Cost. If you want a very a handsome Dining Table this Is a rare k opportunity to get a bargain. Only a f few left. CARPET SAMPLES.?A small lot ? of these, yard lengths. 25c each while 2 they last. V ? ROCKING CHAIRS.?We have the f, biggest line of Rockers we nave ever 1 shown. The line includes some beau- r ties in Reed Rockers, Polished Oak and j Leather Upholstered Spring Seat A Rockers. See us for what you want. k IW CASH or CREDIT to Suit the f BUYER. Jj YORK FURNITURE CO. J TO MEMBERS OF CO. "L." ? THE following was received from j the adjutant general's office: f "It is my intention to purchase at an J early date, the Olive Drab Uniform for * the enlisted men of the National Guard. L and in order to secure fits, you are instructed to forward to this office meas- Jj urements of the men in your company Jj as follows: k COAT?Chest Measurement: waist a measurement: Length; Size of Collar. V BREECHES?Waist measurement; length from outer seam to ankle; A length from inner seam to ankle. Height and weight of men." \j You will please mail the measure- fl merits as called for above, or hand the A same to me in person at your earliest 9 convenience. C JXO. R. DICKSON, ? Capt. Co. "L." N. G. S. C. \ SC f.t 2t 1 las. M. Starr, J. F. McElwee. President Sec. and Treas. FORK SUPPLY CO. Incorporated. JHOES ? SHOES ? SHOES >hoes We have a full Shoes Jhoes stock of Shoes? Shoes >hoes Shoes that give Shoes hoes Service and Com- Shoes hoes fort. Shoes hoes Coarse Shoes, Shoes hoes Fine Shoes, Shoes hoes Shoes for Men, Shoes hoes Boys, Women Shoes hoes and Girls. Shoes hoes See us when vou Shoes >hoes want Shoes. Shoes hoes York Supply Co. Shoes ;HOES ? SHOES ? SHOES PI,EMI OF M< The Combined Assets and De THE NATIONAL UNIC FIRST TRUST & SAVI OF ROCK I Are Greater Than They Have Assets - - Deposits - - The NATIONAL UNIO Its Customers Money at (> P We Pay 4 PER CENT Quarterly, on Savings Deposit STOVES FOK WOOD AND COAL Wo are unquestionably Headquarms for All Kinds of Heating Stoves? ur stock Js large, well selected and lodestly priced, and if we can't satfy you it is because you want the n possible. See us before buying a Heater. See us before buying a Cooking love or Itange. All qualities and all sizes and at all rices. ORKVILLE HARDWARE CO. ? "" See us for any tiling in Carpen*r's Tools. We have them. roHllHWIIIWIWlWUTIWlWlWIfW 1 gUILD A p_( J tfwwnnmnwrnwwifwfwi t One that will v, T tune's Battles. Build up a ( 2 If placed in Our Savings i CENT and Compute It Every I IT'S SAFE! THE FIRST NA' YORKVII "" '""Mil NOTICE TO CREDITORS 'laims to be filed and established against the Estate of Mary Elizabeth Osborne, deceased. [3 URSUANT to an Order of Court L made in the case of Roxie Horton gainst A. Walker Sherer, et al.. all ersons having claims against the esIte of MARY ELIZABETH OStORNE, deceased, are hereby notified 3 present them to me duly authentlated on or before the 6TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1907, or the said claims, ill thereafter be barred. J. A. TATE. C. C. C. Pis. October 22nd, 1907. 85 t 2t B. N. MOORE COTTON n the Market the Year Round. Evry facility for WAREHOUSING, tecelpts Negotiable at All Ranks. IS YOUR CLOCK RUNNING? rHAT old Clock that has been standing for years, and which you :ould like to have keeping time again: ut which you think cannot be fixed t a reasonable price. Bring it to le. I do reliable, honest work on batches. ET. ID. MARLEY IW Pink, Gray, Yellow, Buff and :lue Blotting Paper at 5c Sheet. 3 for Oc. Size 19x2-1 Inches. The Enquirer Office. ? YOU GET IT IN THE Q,TT_AJ 5 WHE ! b If you consider Quality w y tions, Shoes, Clothing, etc., it S* Fall and Winter shopping at customers the fullest values , ? money is a hobby with us, and I ^ in our efforts to give our cust< : y Every Dollar they spend with j ? Come and See WRAY before ] ! J DRESS GOODS, !\l DRESS TRIMMINGS ar CLOTHING for either SHOES for Men, Wc SHATS for Men anc BLANKETS, CC |j? We believe that we can g | * your money than any house i 0 sell is Guaranteed to be Exactl ^ another pair FREE. You can 2 J. Q. WRAY, LEATHER GOODS YOU NEVER HAD SUCH AN OPPORTUNITY BEFORE. We are showing the swellest llmi of Solid Leather Bags, Square Bags, Hand Bags, Purses, Etc., In great profusion at Prices that will make one sit up and take notice. We bought this lot of Leather Goods from the importers and are offering them at very low prices, to make them go quick. Don't wait! Come now! They are selling like hot cakes. STAR DRUG STORE. i IW SEE OUR DISPLAY WINDOW. T I \jney posits of i )N BANK, and the NGSBANK iILL, S. C., Ever Been. $1,241,552.79 j 868,880.00 N BANK Continues to Lend ER CENT. ' INTEREST, Compounded ( ? :s. Lots In Westerleigli Westerleigh is the most desirably located suburb of Yorkville, and is close to the business centre of the town. It is the only place within the corporate limits where a negro can buy a suitable building lot at a reasonable p rice. Already some thirty-five or more lots have been bought by substantial negroes. There are only about fifty more lots I f? r sale. The prices are low. very low consid- eiing the value, and the terms are easily within the means of any industrious laborer. Negroes who desire to invest in lots ^ for the purpose of building homes, or for the purpose of getting good profits 1 within a year or two should see me j for particulars. ' LAURA E. PARISH. 1 mmwtwm gggmmmmm J 3RT I | withstand the siege of Misfor- 1 jood, Strong Bank Account. T ! Department We PAY 4 PER T ' Quarter. ? TIONAL BANK, 1 ' iliE, S. O. * .. -H - "SWASTIKA" THE LUCKY CROSS CALL AND SEE THE "SWASTIKA" JEWELRY WHILE THE LINE IS COMPLETE. The meaning of "Swastika" Is: "May the four winds from the four corners of the heavens, ever upon you gently blow." T. W. SPECK, The Jeweler. MEETING OF FARMERS' UNION fT^ HE York County Farmers' EducaX tional and Co-operative Union is moot In ihn Pnnrt wcitru^ taiicu iu m^w <> n?v w-. % House at Yorkvllle on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4TH, at 11 A. M. Each local union Is entitled to one delegate at large and one delegate for each ten members or fractional part thereof. A full representation Is earnestly desired. J. FRANK ASHE, President. , A. L. Black, Secretary. 85 t.f 4t. i yy < HI LITY | N BUYING AT WRAY'S. ZjJ lien you buy Dry Goods, No- J is to your interest to do your ? jy J. Q. WRAY'S. Giving our $|* and best qualities for their Jz we don't believe we ever fail zi'? Diners ioo Cents in Value for J' j| jjljj ^ou buy V 5v 9 t id NOTIONS, ^ I Men or Boys, v >men or Children, 4 jv 1 Boys, V [A )MFORTERS, etc. ! I* ive you more Shoe Value for ^ n Yorkville. Every pair we f y as Represented or You Get * J J be suited at Wray's in Shoes. ^ The Leader. J!J I JUST TAP YOJ THIN I And see if it isn't Time You w UNDERWEAR. We carry a Men, Ladies and Children, in Fleeced Goods, and can Give \ Ider Garments for Winter Wear MEN'S UND I Men's Fine Australian Wool Shirt ment. Men's Heavy Gray Wool Shirts and Men's Wright's Health Shirts and $1.00 the Garment. Men's Fine Derby Ribbed Shirts ar Garment. Wright's Spring Needle Shirts and Men's Heavy Cotton Fleeced Shirts I Boys' Heavy Fleeced Union Suits, 1 Boys' Heavy Fleeced Cotton Vests LADIES' UNI Ladies' Ribbed Wool Vests and Pa Ladles' Heavy Union Suits, $1.00 tli Ladies' Heavy Cotton Fleeced Vests Ladies' Cotton Fleeced Union Suits, Ladles' Ribbed Cotton Fleeced Ves Ladies' Wool Hose in Blaok and Gr I Ladles' Heavy Fleeced Black Hose, INFANTS' UN Infants' Mixed Wrappers, 25 Cents Infants' Pure Wool Wrappers, 50 C Infants' Mixed Rubin Wrappers, 2.' Infants' Pure Wool Rubin Wrapper Children's Wool Union Suits, 75 Ce: Children's E-Z Waists, 25 Cents tli MISSES' UNI Misses' Heavy Cotton Fleeced Unio: Misses' Ribbed Cotton Union Suits, Misses' Heavy Cotton Fleeced Vests Misses' Ribbed Cotton Fleeced Ves TTir? TUAMCA | l nc i nwmou You Can Get It | At Johnson's a a If you want anything especially fan- Jj :y In Groceries, you can put It down is a certainty that you can get It at t JOHNSON'S. f Fresh, this week:' s Edam cheese, c a Evaporated Apples. a s Evaporated Peaches, t p Breakfast Herring Roe in Cans, f t California Lemon Cling Peaches, Cranberries, t Cabbage, Etc. ? s Just Get It From a I. VV. JOHNSON. ' G. H. O'LEARY. ' .... , " ?" J n ? ... .??/! V/\AM Allt 0 i war hi uiim i wai uui t i k'ou will always find me ready to sup- ? [>ly your wants In my line. I was 11 never better prepared to seme you c better than I am NOW. c I do my buying in such quantities ts to get the advantage of the Low?st Prices, and my buying of this sea- ? son's stock has been no exception to :he rule, and as I have always done } iv111 give you the very best goods to | he had at the fairest prices. A care- ? 'ul examination of my stock of Furni- I :ure, Furnishings, Stoves, etc., and ^ nquiries as to prices will convince :he most skeptical that these goods ? were not bought to hold?the Quail- 4 ties and Prices will sell them. I STOVES . 8 I have a good line of HEATING i STOVES for both wood and coal, the 4 prices are attractive and I have men 1 who know how to put them up for J you in a workmanlike manner. See My Stock before buying any- 4 thing in House Furnishings. J G. H. O'LEARY. 1 1 t I Rye and Barley j Received Today?A barrel New i 1 Crop New Orleans Molasses of Best ! Grade. < 1 Sowing any Barley or Rye? You J can get New Crop Barley and Rye 1 seed from KENNEDY'S Store. Have < the seed in stock. ' Also have KINGAN'S RELIABLF J MEATS?Hams and Breakfast Strips. < SCHOOL SUPPLIES. I We can't remember the time when ' the Kennedy store wasn't Headquar- 3 ters' for SCHOOL SUPPLIES. Every- < thing in Tablets, Composition and Ex- t erclse Books, Pencils, Pens, Inks, J Chalk, etc. Also have a fair supply J of SCHOOL BOOKS on hand, and a < large shipment is expected in a very 4 few days. See me for School Supplies. J I W. M. KENNEDY, Agent. j s Big Crops j Big Bank j 1 Accounts ] 1 Whenever you sell your farm pro- ' tacts, bring your surplus money to j Ul_ Ti t \TT/ . .HIS DAi>l\. f It will SAFELY keep your funds < jntil called for. ) Your business will be STRICTLY ! CONFIDENTIAL. , s LOAN AND SAVINGS BANK, J YORKVILLE. S. C. REPAIR WORK! I < If there are any repairs to be ^ made about your premises or any odd j Jobs that you want done before the < winter sets In, let us know about them ? < early, as our carpenters are all busy j just now and It may be several days | after your order Is in before we can J get to your work. But, then, you j might save time by letting us know at J once. | J. J. KELLER & CO. j We are Wholesale and Retail < Agents for the Limestone Spring Lime J Works. See us for your needs. < i CLOTHES CLEANING. 1 F AM prepared to clean gentlemen's 1 X clothes and ladies' skirts in a thor- ' oughly satisfactory manner, at rea- j sonable prices. Work may be sent di- J rect to rny home or left at W. E. Fer- 1 guson's store. Mrs. R. B. MeCLAIN. JR I fKER I rere buying Your WINTER a . big line of Underwear for I i Wool, Cotton-ribbed and I rou Excellent Values in UnERWEAR s -and Drawers. $1.50 the Gar- B I Drawers, $1.50 the Garment. ? Drawers, with soft wool fleece, | id Drawers, $1.00 and $1.25 the fl Drawers, $1.00 the Garment, and Drawers, 50c the Garment. H >0 Cents the Garment, and Drawers, 50c the Garment. B 3ERWEAR | mts, $1.00 the Garment, le Garment. i and Pants, 50c the Garment. 50 Cts. the Garment, ts and Pants, 25c the Garment, ay, 25c and 50c the Pair. 15c and 25c the Pair. DERWEAR the Garment, lents the Garment. | > (lento the Garment, s, 50c, 65c and 75c the Garment. nts the Garment, e Garment. )ERWEAR ft n Suits, 50c the Garment. I,; 25 Cents the Garment. 1 i and Pants, 50c the Garment, ts and Pants, 25c the Garment. H N COMPANY. | It Is a Fact. I have the premium rates and guarnteed cash surrender and loan values >f every reputable, thoroughly estabIshed life Insurance company doing tuslness in the United States today, nd In the whole list there is not one hat guarantees Its members so much or their money as does the Mutual Benefit and there is not one that has o long or clean a record for giving ach member a square deal under any nd all circumstances. There may be ome companies doing business in the outh today, and nowhere else, that he Agents representing them will iromlse more than the Mutual BeneIt auarantees In its written contracts. lut the chances are that the agent's romlses will not be Incorporated In he policy and of course you will not ie able to demand the delivery of the roods. The Mutual Benefit has a potless record of 62 years behind It nd the maintenance of that record s the pride of the present managenent. SAM M. GRIST, Special Agent. APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE. OTICE Is hereby given that on LI Wednesday, November 6, 1907, 1 lill appear before t' i Probate Court f York county, and make a final setlement as guardian of CAROLINA JELLE CAMPBELL, and will then Jid there apply to Hon. L. R. Wlliams, judge of said court for my dlsharge from further responsibility In onnectlon with said guardianship. R. M. BARNETT. 81 t 5t | O. P. HEATH, Pt. W. S. NEIL, I YORKVILLE B. I J INCORPO tKAKA*A*A*AXA**AltA*A*AA*A*? l! 1^^^^ [jj STYLISH CLOTHING F Jx We are showing decidedly ' X and Winter Clothing for men ta includes everything that is N k has that snappy appearance, t ?V vince any man of discretion c | a are prepared to fit all comers, | X or long in a variety of styles s the good dresser who wears i I b prices range from $6.00 to $20, I i We take an especial pridi I Z for Boys. We have Mrs. Jan \ ing?the garments that are es S k who wants to dress well. Th ?V thoroughly well made of fabr: | a withstand the hard wear of 'X here in all sizes, in pleasing p v lower than you'd think. ) ? OVERC | Our Overcoat stock is so J L qualities, and sizes that we ca ?V an Overcoat. We can please the Fit and the Price. If you J X is worth vour while to see oui > I SHC ? ? Our Prices are Low and 1 ^ This is big talk, but we mean < J l what We are Talking About. correctness of the statement. U LADIES' !? We've just received an e i L ed Skirts in Voiles, Panamas, ? V $5.50 to $12.50 Each. Let us 1 ^ THE YORKVILLE BANK! AUCTION SALES. LAND SALE. State of South Carolina?York County. BY virtue of a Deed of Trust, now on record In R. M. C. office, conveyed to me the tract of land hereinafter described, executed by Minnie A. Moss, William E. Smarr, John M. Smarr, Robert R. Smarr, Mary M. Sherer, Lillle C. Smarr and Joseph W. Smarr, I will sell at Public Auction, before the Court House Door in Yorkville, S. C., on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4TH, 1907 (Saletiday), between 11 a. m. and 1 p. m., the following described Real Estate: All that tract or parcel of land in the said County of York, in the western part thereof, situated about five miles from Hickory Grove, of which tract the said Rugle C. Moss, died, seized and possessed, lying in Broad River town snip, containing HUiNUKt,u AND ONE (301) ACRES, more or less, and bounded by lands now or formerly of Thomas B. Whltesldes, J, Ed Leech, Samuel W. Mitchell and others. Terms, CASH. Purchaser must pay two dollars for making deed and must comply with the terms of sale within one hour, or the property be resold, on the same day at the same place, at purchaser's risk, for Cash. J. A. TATE, Trustee. 83 t 3t ?T_ O- WILBORN FOR SALE The Dwelling and 12 1-2 acres of land, in fine state of cultivation, onehalf mile corporate limits Yorkville. Home of David Russell, deceased. For a Quick Sale. One tract, 100 acres, i mile Ramah church, 1 mile Zlon school; adjoins Andy Bigger, John Boyd; 1 dwelling. 6-rooms; 20 acres In good timber. Cheap for a quick offer. I am selling land very fast, and want more land for sale on my list. Come talk the matter with me. I lend and borrow money on land. See me. J. W. Gladden Land?126 acres, adjoins lands of N. B. Bratton and Dr. Love; 2| miles. McConnells, 9i miles of Chester; 2-3 in timber. Price $15 per Acre. Arthur Quinn?Place, 163 acres; 1} miles Bethel church; 6-room dwelling; 3 tenant houses; 80 acres in cultivation; land lies level. Price, $4,000. J. C. WILBORN, Real Estate. W. I. WITHERSPOON CO. HARDWARE, IMPLEMENTS, WAGONS, BUGGIES, HARNESS. IRON and COMPOSITION ROOFING, ICE CREAM FREEZERS, FRUIT JARS and RUBBERS. 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 H N 8 T O N before you settle the matter. W. I. WITHERSPOON CO. WALL PAPER MY NEW 8AMPLE8 ARE NOW IN. Samples and Remnants for sale cheap. A. B. GA I N E8. V. rt. R. E. HEATH. S?c.-Tr. ? I M. COMPANY, I RATED. E ft *AA*A*A*A**A*A*A*A V .. Av/AvW. LT I 'OR GOOD DRESSERS. ' the handsomest line of Fall dZ that we have ever carried. It y # ew in Style and Weave and xk hat "good feel" that will con- Zy >f its Elegant Qualities. We #x whether stout or slim, short dZ md fabrics that will appeal to ready-to-wear Clothing. Our Ak ,00 a Suit. Let us Show You. 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