Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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MERE-MENTION. Congressman Charles E. Littlefield of Maine, has resigned his seat in congress to look after his law practice, which he says was rapidly going to pieces Wflliam James Bryan, t'nited States senator from Florida, died in Washington last Sunday of typhoid fever. He was appointed to the senate to succeed the late Stephen R. Mai lory and had been a senator only seventy-three days. He was in the .'{3d year of his age A review of the marine casualties on the coast of New England and British America during the past fall and winter, puts the total number of lives lost at 350. About 375 of these were fishermen Inf formation from Hayti is to the effect that comparative quiet has been restored It is feared that Prince Manuel, now king of Portugal, will lose his arm as the result of a wound received at the time his father was murdered Governor Curtis Guild of Massachusetts is critically ill. He is suffering from grip and rheuma tisin... .Reports of Saturday and Sunday were to the effect that the snow fall had not injured the fruit crop D. D. Edwards, a noted Kentucky desI perado, killed \V. D. Davis in Chattanooga last Friday. Edwards recently swore on the witness stand that he had killed seventeen men Abe Hummel, the disbarred lawyer who has just completed a term of imprisonment for shady practices in the I ? Dodge-Morse divorce case, sailed last! Friday for Europe under the name of Herman Newberger The newspapers have it that the Duke of Abruzzl, a cousin of King Victor Emanuel of Italy, is to marry a daughter of Senator Elkins of West Virginia Announcement has been made of another presidential message directed at predatory wealth. It is promised that it will be a scorcher The depart^ ment of agriculture has announced the annual quarantine against the interstate shipment of cattle from the fourteen states In which Texas fever exists. North Carolina, South Carolina. (Seorgia and Florida are included Judge Kohlsaat of the United ^ States district court, has decided that Oberlin M. Carter, former captain in the U. S. anny, is entitled to $45,000 of the $400,000 attached by the government as having been obtained through Green & Gaynor by fraud.... A man named Perry has been arrested at Savannah. Ga., on charge of having sent a "Black Hand" letter to Judge Emory Speer. The letter in% formed the Judge that he is to die on April 15 The Rhode Island Democratic convention refused to instruct its delegates to the national convention An Enoch Arden case is reported from Augusta. Frederick Pfaff disappeared from Augusta in , 1890. and his wife afterward read a statement to the effect that he had been killed in a railroad accident. Some years later she remarried and was living happily with her second husband until a rew aays ago ?ucw she learned that her first husband Is living. She immediately applied for a divorce and procured it The Central of Georgia Power company has been organized with a capital of $25,000,000 for the purpose of developing central Georgia water powers. ^ . . The price of granulated sugar has advanced considerably during the past few days, said to be due to a shortage of the raw material The New York Central railroad last week placed orders for 136 locomotives and 24,000 tons of steel rails..,. Ankodine Ziteso is under arrest in " Chicago on the charge of having attempted to assassinate the czar of Russia in St. Petersburg a month ago. J. Edward Burke, alias J. E. Boeck. a jewelry buyer, wanted in New York for the theft of $165,000 worth of diamonds, pearls and other precious stones, was arrested in San Francisco last Thursday The congressional committee on appropri? ations has refused to sanction an ap^ propriatlon of $1,000,000 for the relief of survivors of the General Slocum disaster The governor of New Jersey has approved a bill which prohibits the sale or gift of cigarettes, cigarette paper or tobacco to any one under IS years of age Mme. Anna Gould, divorced wife of Count Bonl de CasteMane of Paris, arrived in New York a few days ago with her three children. She .says she has had a plenty of married life Ten San Francisco policemen were arrested last week for grafting from divekeepers and women in the slums W. L. Wilson, supreme secretary of the United Home Protector fraternity of Port Huron. Mich., last week con? fessed that he was $75,000 short in enopuint\n mlninc stock Howard L. Greenwauit, a young lawyer of Reading. Pa., was last week committed to jail for nine months for embezzling $28 from a widow One-fifth of the street car conductors of Trenton. X. J., were dis charged last week because of their stealings The three men who recently robbed the Panco Mlnero at Chihuahua. Mexico, of $375,000 have been arrested, and the money recovered A Milwaukee. Wis., man last Thursday night shot his wife to death and then wounded himself twice to avert suspicion from himself, claiming the murder to be the work of burglars. He loved another woman. Bishop Chas. H. Fowler of the f Methodist Episcopal church, died in New York on Friday Three men were killed and one was seriously injured in a railroad collision near Woodsville. X. H.. Friday Two men. charged with murder, were lynched by a mob at Perry. Fla., last Y Friday The Mexican government has granted an extradition for Wm. F. Walker, who is wanted in Connecticut for embezzlement Seventy-two horses were burned to death in Chicago last Friday in a livery stable fire. ....The senate of Maryland has refused to order a local option bill from the temperance committee, thus virtually killing the measure A vessel loaded with 1.000 tons of dvnamite. and several hundred tons of nitroglycerin left Philadelphia on Friday for Colon Five men and two ^ women counterfeiters were captured by secret service officers in Chicago last week. AT THE CHURCHES. RAPTIST. o Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening at 7.30 o'clock. CHl'RCII OP THE GOOD SHEPHERD. Service on Wednesday , and Friday afternoon at 4.30 o'clock. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN. Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening at 7.30 o'clock. TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL t Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening at 7.30 o'clock. ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN. Prayer meeting on Wednesday afternoon at 4.30 o'clock. ?he (Cotton tfhrhet. York?lHe. March 24.?Cotton 10J. New York. March 23.?Spot cotton closed 'lulet, 10 points lower: middling uplands 10.4T?: middling 10.70; sales r,..100. Futures opened steady and closed very steady as follows; March S.r.O; May 0.6.1. June 9.6."?: July 0.6.1; . >. r ?*. 11..I (i r.T" 1 <1 r.? ^ AUK. ? <>?. * 'V I. ........ Special flotirfs. The U. D. C. All the members of Winnie Davis ' chapter, 1*. D. (\. are urged to attend a meeting to be held at the residence of Mrs. S. C. Ashe. Friday. March 27. at 3.30 o'clock. Kusiness of importance. Mrs. M. J. Walker. Secretary. At Union and Clover. Rev. I). D. Richardson of Union, S. C\. will preach at Union next Sunday morning at 11 o'clock and at Clover at 4 o'clock. T. CJ. Matthews. 24 t.f. 2t I OBITUAR V. DlKD?At the home of her nephews, Messrs. Frank and Andrew Jack.so;.. on February 25. 1908, Miss AMELIA EUGENIA STEVENSON. aged 46 years. The interment took place ai Beersheba. FILBERT UNION 252. A FULL attendance of the entire membership is especially desired at the regular meeting next Thursday night. \V. D. THOMASSON. Sec. 24 t It PLEASE PAY UP. ALL subscribers to The Enquirer on my club will please pay up at once. I have to settle .with the publishers next Saturday. HARRY MILLER. NOTICE. To Micah Jenkins Camp No. 702. T^OU are hereby ordered by CmnX inander Joseph F. Wallace to assemble yourselves in the York County Court House, the 6th day of April, First Monday, the 6th day of April, 1008, at 10 o'clock a. m. Full attendance expected. Respectfully, L. R. WILLIAMS, Adj. March 24. lfOS. TIME TO SETTLE. ALL subscribers to THE ENQUIRER on my club who have not already paid, are requested-ttTcId"So at once. R. BANKS BLACK. FOR SALE. THIRTY-FIVE Bushels of pure Floradora Cotton Seed, price 50 cents per bushel. HUGH B. GORDON. Yorkville. R. F. D. No. 6. 22 t.f 3t POOL AND BILLIARDS. I HAVE opened a Pooi and Billiard parlor in the former quarters of the Commercial club, and the patron age of lovers or tne game is respectfully solicited. H. M. CLEMMER. 23 f.t 2t* EGGS FOR HATCHING. MY Single Comb Buff Orpingtons are better than ever?the (best layers I ever saw, and I sell eggs for $1.00 a setting. I. H. NORRIS, Yorkvllle, S. C. 23 f tf. FOR SALE. MY House and Lot on Cleveland avenue, Yorkvllle. See me about It at once. FRANK TIDDY. 16 t.f tf. CIGARS TOBACCOS We take an especial pride In our Cigar and Tobacco business. It has grown rapidly in volume during the past few years until now we believe we ^ot.A Kn laro-nct Pinan .Qmnlfinn anH ??a vc vuc ???5voi vyw ? ? Chewing Tobacco trade in YorkvlUe. There is a reason for this. It is because we keep the most varied lines of these goods to be found in Yorkville and the user of the weed can always be sure of finding Cigars, Smoking Tobacco or Chewing Tobacco that will just please his taste. Come to us for what you want. THE YORK DRUG STORE, J. B. Bowen, Proprietor. NOTICE TO ROAD OVERSEERS. All Sections Must Be Put In First Class Condition at Cnce. March 24, 1908. ALL of the Road Overseers of York County are hereby called upon to call out the HANDS ON THEIR RESPECTIVE SECTIONS and put the Roads in First Class Condition at once. All able-bodied male citizens between the ages of Eighteen and Fifty Years and not specifically exempted by law, are liable to road duty, and must work FIVE DAYS of 10 hours, or 50 hours. The roads should be well ditched on the sides and the loose earth pulled to the centre; all holes should be filled in as permanent a manner as is practicable with the facilities at hand. The regular road hands can make a wonderful improvement on the roads if they will and it is hoped that the Overseer and hands of every road section will strive to do their work better than the Overseer and hands of any other section. Thomas W. Boyd, Supervisor of York County. Hazel Grist, Clerk of Board. 24 t 3t AN ORDINANCE. Relating to the Installation and Maintaining of Water Closets within the Limits of the Town of Yorkville, S. C. BE it Ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen, the Town Council of the Town of Yorkville, S. C,: That the following- Rules and Regulations t-ohitivo t?, the inst 111 Intion anrl I maintenance of Water Closets within the limits of the Town of Yorkville, S. C., and duly adopted by the Board of Health of the Town of Yorkville, S. C? and reported to the said town council. under the hand and seal of' the chairman and secretary of said Board of Health, be and the same are hereby adopted. "Whereas the Town of Yorkville has not yet installed a sewerage system, and such a system being a necessity in a municipality wherein water closets may be used or be attempted to be used, and Whereas, the use of water closets within the limits of said town except as installed and maintained in the following manner would constitute a nuisance and detrimental to the health of the community. Now, therefore, Be it resolved by the Board of Health of the Town of Yorkville. S. C,: 1. That on and after the 1ST DAY OF APRIL, 1908, all persons installing or maintaining water closets in their residences or elsewhere ?in said town, where deposits therein are to be removed by means of water, shall connect said closets by means of well glazed terra cotta piping, properly cemented with Portland cement, and extending beyond the residential portion of the said town, and otherwise install said closets in a safe and sanitaiy manner, to be approved by the Board of Health by special permit in writing, before said closets are installed. 1. That all persons, firms or corporations now maintaining water closets within the said town must comply with the provisions of these rules and regulations by the 1st of April, 1908, or be liable to the penalties hereinafter imposed for violation of the rules and regulations, 3. That it shall be unlawful for any plumber, artisan or other persons to invto II nnv u'-'itpr pltKpf 1Y11* nnv nPi'? son. firm or corporation within the limits of the said town unless the same shall be installed according to the provisions of these rules ami regulations, and upon special permit In writing to install tiie same. 4. That any person, firm or corporation violating any of the foregoing provisions of these rules and regulations shall, upon conviction, for each and every offence be liable to pay a line of not less than l-'ive ($!?.00) Dollars nor more than Twenty-live ($22.00) Dollars, or be Imprisoned in the Guard House of said town or to work upon the public streets of the said town for a period of not less than Ten (10) Days nor more than Thirty (.'o) Days, in the discretion of the mayor. That the maintenance of a water closet in violation of these rules and regulations for each and every day shall constitute a separate offence. Done and Ratified by the Board of Health of the Town of Yorkville. S. C.. assembled In regular session this the 22rd day of March. 190S. R. K. MONTGOMKRY. President Board of Health. Attest: Quinn Wallace. [sk.m.] Secretary. Ratified and adopted by the Mayor and Aldermen, the Town Council of llie Town of Yorkville. S. C.. in regular session this 23rd day of March, 190S. [SKAl.] JXO. R. HART. Mavor. Attest: I. \V. Johnson, Clerk of Council. W Capital and Surplus?$75,000.00 NOW Is a Good Time to Start an Account IX Ol It BANKING DEPARTMENT. Make Vp Your Mind to SAVE? you could make No Rotter Resolution. Any amount?from One Dollar to Ten Thousand dollars. Large and small accounts receive the same careful attention. LOAN AND SAVINGS BANK YOHKVILLE. S. C. FROM THE STANDPOINT OF EXPERIENCE Mndelra-Ilill-Clnrk Coal Co. Miners and Shippers of Gas, Steam and Domestic Coal. J. A. Clark, Vice Pres. & Gen'l Mgr. Fairmont, \V. Va., April 23, 1907. Wm. Campbell, Esq., Supt. Agents, Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co., Charlestown, W. Va. Dear Sir:? Ten years ago I took with you my first policy in the Mutual Benefit for $f?,000. The dividends were so much greater than those of other companies in which I was carrying my insurance that in 1902 I took $10,000 more, and in 190f? still another policy for $f>,000. In addition to these I have insured my son in your company for $20,000, and when his brother reaches an insurable age, I want him also to carry a policy. The estimates of dividends you gave me when I took these various policies have been more than exceeded in every instance. If there is a single dissatisfied Mutual Benefit policy-holder in the state of West Virginia, I have yet to hear of It. ' On the contrary I hear the opinion frequently expressed that it is the best of all the Old Line compa nies. This is my personal belief at all events. Yours very truly, J. A. CLARK. The Insurer Who Seeks Experience May Seek it Anywhere; but the Insurer who HEEDS Experience Buys His Policies of The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co., of Newark, X. J. SAM M. CiHIST, Special Agent. FIRST-CLASS SORGHUM HAY. T PER HUNDRED. Address me -A. Yorkville No. 4. JOHN R. PLAXCO. 21 t.f tf AT THE BRATTON FARM. WE have a number of Guernsey Cows and Heifers that we will sell. Pure cream at 25 cents a quart, at the farm at all times, or delivered on Tuesdays and Fridayo. Pigs for Sale?$2.50 and $5 each. J. MEEK BURNS, Manager. Jan. 25 f.t tf. y.iititu.hiliniii.ii>nijyu4ii4in>tAt" iti nn fi * <PI.UU and x . at a ? plac cred ONLY 2 matt ! $1.00 Tl Bargains! Bargains! A SMALL SPACE CltOWDEI) WITH TIIEM FO11 Saturday, March 28th. Salt. per sack (10c Illce, 5 lbs 25c Tripe, .two 20-cent cans 25c 10c pka. Stock and Poultry Food. .05c Snyder's Pork and Beans two 10-cent cans 15e ITS VP TO YOU .J. W. !>(>13SO> W The place where the DOLLAR DOES FULL DUTY. pSf AT THE COURT HOI S. C., AFTER L The FIRST MC Till: ROFTIN and ROBERT M. and comprising: 291 Acres, more (hereon. Dwelling and Darn, wll SMAIJi TRACTS, and sold for O? annual payments on the remalnde date. Purchasers to pay for bon There is plenty of wood, orlgii n Mineral Spring?analysis of- whi We propose to cut this propert; sell it at AUCTIOX OX EASY 15 it IXO, let it make or lose. Tt Ferguson. Stevenson and others, ville. There is a nice, large. ne> good attendance, on property adj< a mile from any part of the farir traders and parties with small ca home or speculation. A map wil of the land, the buildings, stream glad to have interested parties ex be ready to tell our Auctioneer \ tract is offered by number. Fo THIS OFFICE, or to ISAAC II. FERCil'SOX, who lives by the p I Parties having property they il tion?City or Country?will do wi ped for the business. Auction is for quick results. Titles have been abstracted In J. EDGAR Pi - ROCK HI "CI TS TIIE EARTH T< J. L. Williams. Mason McConnell. J. L. WILLIAMS & CO. Pleasing to the Fye Comfortable to the Feet We would be delighted to have every lady In Yorkvllle and vicinity call and examine our line of KIEGLEK OXFORDS and PUMPS for Ladles. There is Comfort and Style and Wearing Quality in every pair. What more could you ask. The Prices arc $3.50 and $1.00 a Pair. Just come and see them. J. L. WILLIAMS & CO. Sell For Less. In Reply To a Question | As to why the weather vanes, on certain barns were in the shape of roosters, instead of hens, an Irishman said it was because of the difficulty in collecting the eggs. Some smile at the simplicity of Pat, conscious of their own superior wisdom, but never think of employing a broker to do their trading?and avoid the difficulty of so doing themselves. For Sale?One five-room house on acre lot within incorporate limits?$350. For Sale?Three-room house, on 11 acre lot, paying good rental?$525. For Sale?Farm of 100 acres within 13 miles of town, a fair bargain? $2,000. For Sale?Farm of 186 acres on Sharon road, at reasonable price?$4,185. W See Me at Once to Buy or Sell. Dr. M. W. WHITE. WHEN IN THE MARKET For a Buggy or Surrey and not too BUSY to save money on these, call and allow us to show you our line. For a limited time, in order to help build up mis Draircn 01 our uusiness, we are dividing our legitimate profit with the purchaser. We consider our customers our best advertisement, but they are too busy and have something else to do besides this, so we take this additional means of reaching the buyer. Have bought largely in anticipation of a good year's business, and if prices and terms are any inducement, we are going to move them. If you*wili allow us to show you our line and name prices and terms and you wisely conclude you can get better inducements, we will guarantee you a bargain. We sell nothing but what has the guarantee of the makers as well as our own. Agents for the Keystone Riding Cultivator. If you want the best see the Keystone. As usual we are offering Planters, Distributors and other Farm Implements very cheap. W. I. WITHERSPOON CO. S IS ALL that Is needed to open iccount in the Savings Department ? Ills Bank and get one of our "Lit- 5 Road to Wealth" Banks. * ou take the Bank home with you ? place in it any sum you may and X ny time bring the Bank to us. We i e the money it contains to your a it and from that time We Pay * 4 Per Cent Interest. ? )me in and let us talk over the T ter with you. fj very Dollar You Place in THIS ? k is S A F K ! 1 IE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, f Yorkvllle, S. C. ? rTTcicmrr^'IU W iwm'wtiuTwwM FLY SCREENS Now is a ffood time to Screen your windows and doors. Get ahead of the tlies and other insects and the job of keeping them out will not be such a proposition. Do it now. We have a larpre supply of first-class Screen doors and windows. All well made and at very little prices. Doors: 2.8x6.S. 2.10x6.10 and 3x7. Windows in all sizes. Yorkville Hardware Co. FSIarmsI JSE IN YORKVILLE, ,EGAL SALES, )NDAY In April S1LERRER TRACTS, adjoining, i or less, with three settlements II Imj divided into FIVE or SIX (E-THIRD CASH, with two equal n li'itli fit 7 nnu I'lqun id and recording:. tal and second growth, as well as ch can be furnished?on the land. y into five or six small tracts and TERMS FOR WHAT IT WILE ie land adjoins property of S. T. and is four miles west of Yorkvly painted school house, with a lining these lands, not more than i. This is a good opportunity for pital to buy a piece of land for a 1 be made later, showing the lay is, woods, roads, etc. We will be amine this property carefully and that it is worth to tlieni as each r further information inquire at XORRIS of Yorkville, or S. T. W lace, will show it. lesire sold at Private Sale or Auc- A ell to consult us as we are equipthe best plan for selling property H 7 W. W. Lewis. DAG, Broker, I :ll, s. c. J SUIT YOUR TASTE." WE PAY YO DO YOU Want to Bori 1 The NATIONAL (ABSOLUTEI ROCK HILL, S< HBRNPON & GORDON,!; Fresh Groceries, Confectioneries We never stop?we keep our goods . moving and keep receiving new and ' fresh goods of various kinds. You can . fret fresh goods here. Just in Half dozen barrels Baldwin Apples. * .Gelatine and Jell-O. Kingsin's Hams. { Dried Fruit. t The nicest lot of Dishes in town. Dietz Lanterns and extra Globes. * Cobbler's Outfits?you need one. Baseballs and Bats. Fisherman's Supplies. 1 Pocket Cutlery. 1 IViusical Instruments, Etc. " HERNDON & GORDON. i M. L. Carroll. C. W. Carroll. 1 CARROLL BROS, r-i. VsUiuiiiuia Buggies We hava the agency for the COLUMBIA BUGGIES?only Buggy made I at price, that Is guaranteed to use "A GRADE" Wheels. Come and see us when you are In the market for a BUGGY. Remember "OLIVER" when you want .1 good Plow. CARROLL BROS. ?X. C. WILBOBN FOR SALE 99? acres, lands of J. R. Ferguson, 5J miles Yorkville, 4 miles Clover, 1J miles from Filbert. Adjoins lands J. M. Stroup. A. J. Parrott; 1 five-room cottage. new barn, nice young orchard. 195 Acres, W. II. Sparrow Place?2 J miles Bethel church; 2 good dwellings; 65 acres fine bottom; 4 horse farm. Look at tills. Patrick Place of Samuel Miller, , Bullock's Creek; adjoins Kelly Inman; 1 8-room elegant dwelling, barns, etc. . Price for whole (425 acres) $8.00 per Acre. Also Sam'l Miller's Williams Place, ^ 565 acres; 1 new 5-room house, all j necessary outbuildings, 5 good tenant ^ houses, all occupied. Price $10 per t Acre. ( 78 Acres, adjoining lands of J. R. Falres, Jno. Smith; 2 horse farm open, v J mfle New Zion church, Ramah; 4 a miles Bethany; For whole Tract, ? $1,200. 123 Acres?Bone Campbell home * place; 1 mile of good school, 2 miles " tr? Rpfhel church: adioins W. T. Nich- _ ols; 1 7-room dwelling; necessary out-1 * buildings; 2 tenant houses. Price $23 per Acre. 1 83j Acres, Bullock's Creek, J mile Hoodtown; 1 3-room dwelling; 2 tenant houses; 6 acres woods; 2 horse farm trpen?J. H. Eankhead. Price $15 per Acre. 333 Acres, 3 miles west McConnellsvllle; 1 4-room dwelling; good orchard; barn; all necessary outbuildings; 3 horse farm open; 46 acres " gocd bottom land; 100 acres in pasture; 50 acres in another pasture; 3 tenant houses; A threat Bargain? . Price $1,000. G. W. Foster place? ( see him. One House and Lot in Filbert, 3 room dwelling: good young orchard; good garden; Price $175. 151 Acres, 2 horse farm open; 75 tl acres in heavy timber; adjoins James a Feemster; 1 good dwelling; 1 good a tenant house; 4 miles south of York- ]< ville?Miller Place. n I have disposed of the three small ii farms recently advertised for. I have two orders for small farms?if you wish to sell, come to see me and list f your land with me. 1 J. C. WILBORX, Ileal Estate. '' YORK VILLE BUGGY CO. THE SUNNY SOUTH PLANTER |c B / Is the latest improved and the best Planter known. There is no wood used / in its construction, it is all steel or Iron. Its work can't be equaled and it is sold under an absolute guarantee. W? have them for sale and ask that you inspect them before buying. We a bo have all kinds of Plows. Harrows, Cultivators, Tools, Wagons. Buggies and Harness. Call and see us and we ^ will save you money. Yorkville Buggy Co. ? d TIME TO PAY. 4 LL persons who have given their /V subscription to THE ENQUIRER, either to Mr. J. K. AI.LISON or myself on my club, will please make settle- ment either with Mr. Allison, myself or the publishers at once, as the time by which I have to settle is growing short. Prompt attention to this notice will j greatly oblige. d JEFF D. WHITESIDES. DO YOU Want to Inve Become our Depositor and every accommodation we can c FAVOR US WHEN YOU D want to increase our line of dep US WHEN YOU BORROW iness to loan money. You are mer and test for yourself our i We lend money at S FOUR PER CENT interest? SAVINGS DEPOSITS. U TO SAVE ow Money? Or I st? IT we recognize your right to H n onsistently extend you. YOU EPOSIT WITH US; for we osits. ALSO YOU FAVOR I ^ FROM US; for it is our businvited to become our custonterest in your success. >IX PER CENT and PAY -Compounded Quarterly?on {J A it' UNION BANK S jY SAFE) outh Carolina. G. H. O'LEARI. " Have You E Si Seen Tliein? ? The new SMOOTH CAST. IRON * KING Cooking Stove?they are just vhat the neat, cleanly housewife has >een looking for, easy to keep clean and >asy polished. A distinct improvement >ver the already most satisfactory looking Stove I have ever sold. The STANDARD ROTARY SHUTPL,K. Sewing Machine, simple in construction?that simplicity which makes hem easy to operate and speedy, noiseess workers. No young couple will nuke a mistake by buying a STAND\RD as a machine Is an absolute necessity. My line of FURNITURE is second to lone, and my prices will convince the llscrlmlnatlng buyer that I bought the ?oods to sell. All I ask Is for a fair Mmparixun of qualities. G. H. O'LEARY. Jas. M. Starr, J. F. McElwee. President Sec. and Treas. YORK SUPPLY CO. Incorporated. RECEIVED THIS WEEK One carload of CORN. One carload of OATS. One carload of FLOUR. We are prepared to make close jrices. We have Amber and Orange Cane Seed. Chicken Wire, 2 to 6 feet. Vulcan Turn Plows and Points. Vulcan Middle Breakers and Points. Plow Points for Oliver Plows. Boy Dixie Plows and Points. Little Giant Plows and Points. Full stock of Plow Moulds. Plow Stocks, Gears, etc.. etc. Buy a PLANET JR., CULTIVATOR ?the best made. York Supply Company. " The Only Chance Why not trade at the poor nan's store? It the only one in own run to serve the working man? >pen from 4 a. m., until 8 p. m., and un by a man that will accommodate ' tnd thank you for your trade. While don't keep everything, I keep a very lice line of stuff all the time, and hank every one for their trade as ev:ry little helps. It is no use to tell you about my Mar- ?: cet, as every one knows I keep the ^ 3EST MEATS the country affords, ["here ain't a man, woman or child in own but what likes to trade with Old Jeorge?He treats 'em right. Say, if you want to be happy in this vorld, marry an old maid, buy Beef it Sherer's Market, and drink Crackir-Jack Coffee?that's all. work so hard, but never have a cent, rakes all 1" get to pay the niggers and the rent; lay, if I can't get a start in a year or two. lai will get a job as clerk, that's what se I'll do. yo Yours to serve, yo OLD (1EORGE, cli Tlie Butcher. all Pi tlr GLENN & ALLISON. DOLE PLANTERS ? pr We are just In receipt of a bill from 1 lie Cole Manufacturing Company, for carload of 301 of their Cotton; Cotton nd Fertilizer, and Cotton. Corn and 'ertilizer Planters. This shipment was lade February 28, and we are expectng them by every train. ^ These Planters are too well known pa or us to attempt to advertise them. m( 'he purpose of this advertisement be- -pj rig to notify you that these are comGLENN & ALLISON ^ < I | CANNED GOODS i ( I I If you want the highest grade of < 'unned Goods for your table, you can ;et them here and at the right prices. Unong other canned goods, I have I Lnnles. i Peaches, Pineapples, Peas, Corn, Tomatoes, Canned Syrup. .AMM'S CLOTHING. Come in and let me show you a really uperb line of Made-to-Measure Clothng samples?something out of the or linary in Quality and Style. Prices to ilease. A Perfect Fit Guaranteed. W. M. KENNEDY, Agent. TIME TO SETTLE. \ LL subscribers to THE ENQUIl\. RER on my club who have not yet lone so, will please pav up at once. < G. L. SUGGS. [BE THOMSON CO. ost Cards?1 Cent Each. e< ost Card Albums?15 Cents Each, lurbkes?I Cents the Dozen. !ood Spool Cotton?2 Spools for 5e. M olgnte's 25e Talcum?19 Ct.s. tlio Box. lood Toilet Soa|>?3 cakes for 10 Cts. iyons' 25c Tootli Powder?19c Box. lood Tooth Powder?10 Cts. the Box. T iood Talcum Powder?5c and lOe the H [ubifoam?19 Cents the Bottle. D. be 'asellne?5 Cents the Bottle. ^ ootli Brushes?10c, 15c and 25c Each. s,< of [air Rolls?10c and 15c Each. an rhe Thomson Co. Z 17 th LAST SHIPMENT OF ^ Qabbage i nu Plants | G1 I H.WE RECEIVED MY LAST n,| HIPMENT OF CABBAGE PLANTS OR THIS SEASON AND IF YOU 3U .'ANT ANY MORE. COME QUICK de NI) GET THEM. The supply is Hm- ?,n ed. 19 pa EED POTATOES cu Have choice eastern grown Early J"' Rose and Bliss Seed Potatoes. _Q ?a Garden Seeds from reliable grow- m ers?full assortment of varieties. W. E. FERGUSON. po Baber The Barber ton PP i NOTHER lot of Ess-Tee-Dee Hair sa x Tonic just to hand. Cures dand- fe< iff, stimulates hair. Best thing of the foi nd ever discovered or compounded. th< ee me about It. pa Shave 10 cents; haircut 25 cents. ua I.TTTHPd -RARTrn W Shop over Shandon Hotel. |reed Qxfo BE SURE TO Our Spring showing oi quite the swellest line this season. They art in Oxford building an Snappy style that can 1 Ladies. COME. Let \ ford styles are for the Prices?$2 and Upwar REED'S HIGH CUT SHOE Are here for the ladies 1 most comfort and bes I Prices?$2.00 and Upw ..The STRAUSS Cooking Ranges \ Cooking Stoves ?? exi S' Our line of these goods Is perhaps as rge as can be found anywhere In this ctlon and we believe we can give u a wider range for selection than u can find elsewhere. Our stock inides all sizes of Ranges and Stoves, I styles and a long list of prices? ices such as will assure you of get- HI lg the fullest returns for your Stove ^1 Dney. Call and see us about a Range IjI Cooking Stove. RANGES?$30 and upward. Cooking Stoves?$10 and upward. LAUNDRY STOVES?We have a we of these Stoves. They are made pecially for heating sad irons, and If ' u have much ironing to do they will ove most economical. We will give you a SQUARE DEAL. ^ Our Terms?CASH or CREDIT. ** YORK FURNITURE CO. Pe< i PLEASE PAY UP. SA i LL subscribers to THE ENQUI- PR LRER on my club, who have not yet id, will please do so at once. Pay?nt may be made either to me or at IE ENQUIRER OFFICE. S. B. THOMPSON. I Quality an OUR SPRING LINE OF DRES f OF THE CHOICEST PATTERNS F 7 THE WORLD, AND WE WOUL] 7 HAVE YOU CALL AND SEE THI b YOU CANNOT FIND A BETTER f TIES OR LOWER PRICES THAN 1 COME AT YOUR EARLIEST C< L GOODS WHILE THEY ARE NEW , T 36 inch VOILE in Black, Brown, Gi 42 inch SICILIAN in Black, Brown t ? 4 0 inch HENRIETTA in Black, Bro\ S 4 2 inch CASHMERE, invisible plaids \f 4 4 inch SILK WARP HENRIETTA! i At 98 CENTS THE YARD. (I 30 inch WHITE GOODS for Ladies' I CENTS TO 18 CENTS TIIE YARD. | free: 5 To every customer whose purcha 1 Over, we will give WITHOUT CHAR S9 In our TINWARE STOCK, which lnc ding Pans, Wash pans, Milk Fans Cups, Quart Cups, Stove Shovels, Coc handles, large Kitchen Spoons, Hand S* etc. Every piece is perfect and rang Cents each. One Piece?Your Cholc chase of $1.00 or Over?FREE. Sec I J. Q. WRAY, Tl P When you are in need of Shoes? f come and sec us. We handle Nothh AUCTION SALES. CLERK'S SALE. bate of South Carolina?County of York. In the Court of Common Pirns. artha E. Robinson, Catha J. Adams, and Wade H. Jenkins, Plaintiff, against J. P. Jenkins, Thos, C. Jenkins, J.- Harrison Jenkins, Birdie Jenkins, B. O. Jenkins and Ethel Jenkins, Defendants. 3 Y virtue of a Decree of Partition, J in the above stated case, I will ex>se to public sale before the Couit ouse Door in Yorkville, on MONAY, APRIL 6TH, (Salesday) 1908, tween 11 a. nrt. and 2 p. m., the real tate described as follows: "A certain tract or parcel of land, tuate in York county, lying on waters Allison Creek, adjoining lands of E. Boyce, A. P. Campbell, R. N. Wilson id others, containing 250 acres, more less, having the following described >undaries: Beginning at a stake N W 9 to stake, N 4 W 5.50 to hickory; ence N 81 E 13.17 to stake; N 14 W to stake, E 45 to white oak, N 55 E tm, N 31 E 15 to stake; thence N 64 2.34 to stone, N 61J E 8.15 to stake; ence N 23i E 1.50 to hickory stump; ence S 55 E 3.24 to hickory, N 58 E .83 to hickory, N 25 E 4.65 to chestit, N 73J E 10.40 to maple. N 69J E .42 to stone, E 11.15 to stone, 8 31 E .89 to hickory, S 70J W 19.20 to maple, 4 E 4.43 to a poplar, thence with A. ass's line and Smith's to the beginng." TERMS?The purchaser will be retired within one hour after sale to posit with the Clerk, not less than P-fifth nf hid hirl Hn Innnarv 1at 09, the purchaser will be required to y to the Clerk of Court, as aforesaid, sum which together with the sum Id upon the day of sale, will be equal one-third his bid, and will then exete to the Clerk, his bond secured by :>rtgage on the premises purchased r the balance of the purchase price, .yable In one and two years, from nuary 1st, 1909, bearing the legal te of interest, and will then receive s deed of conveyance front the Clerk r the premises purchased, with the lvilege to pay all of the remaining rtlon of his bid In cash. Purchaser pay for all papers, and to be let Into ssession under the Clerk's deed. The le of the premises will In no wise afct the rents arising from the lands r the year 1908, nor In anywise affect e occupation of the premises, by the rtles now In possession until Janry 1st, 1909. J. A. TATE, C. C. C. Pis. 22 t 3t ~ [ c 'I UD SEE THEM l REED'S OXFORDS is of Oxfords you will see ; the first and last word d carry all the Pleasing, be put in Oxfords for the is shqw you what the OxSpring of 1908. d. S who want the latest style, it wearing quality. The ard. a -SMITH CO.. I % M SHORT IRONS Experience is the best lesson, though en expensive, I will give you a few perience lessons free?here they are: 1st. The spring from now on is the st time for painting your house, tether it be the outside or inside the >f or floor. 5nd. The best paint to use is New a or Peninsular Semi-Paste?every lion is guaranteed to give satisfacn or money refunded. % 5rd. For tinting the walls, Alabase has no equal; you can find all its at my store. ith. Iroquois roof and boiler paints without a doubt, the best, it is guarteed to stand perfectly from 5 to 10 irs. 3ee me for PAINTS and I will make to your interest. TAR DRUG STORE D. L. Shleder, Proprietor. Ill IRISH POTATOES : have a full supply of Maine Bliss at cents a peck. Also have Burbank, rly Rose, Beauty of Hebron and ?rless. V f you are In the market for a whole CK. I can make you the RIGHT ICES. LOUIS ROTH. id Style! \ S GOODS INCLUDES MANY d ROM THE REST LOOMS OF J 3 BE MUCH PLEASED TO S LINE. WE KNOW THAT 3 VARIETY, BETTER QUALI- ) 'OU WILL FIND AT WRAY'S. * 5NVENIENCE?SEE THESE J \ND FRESH. SEE OUR X ay, 48 CENTS A YARD. ind Gray, 48 CENTS A YARD. j\ vn and Red, 48 CTS. A YARD, f , a splendid value, 48 CTS. YD. y 3 in Black, Cream and White, # full suits and waists, Front 10 jr free: ses amount to One Dollar and ^ :GE, your choice of any article ? iludes Comb Cases, Mugs, Pud- 2 3, Cake pans, Pie Plates, Pint <1 a shaped Dippers with wooden V y Coffee Strainers, Coffee Pots, es In value from 5 Cents to 15 n e?-of Tinware witli each pur- X s show window for assortment, y -IE LEADER. I and want All Leather Shoes? V ig but All Leather Shoes. J WHHHMI1IH1IIIIWIH )