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fecial $Mires. County Sunday School Association. I Programme of the Second Annual convention to be held In the First Presbyterian church at Torkvllle on June 9 and 10, 1909, "To advance the Kingdom of God through teaching the serl vice of His Church": Morning Session, June 9th. 9.30?Song Service, conducted by United Choirs of all churches. Scriptural Lesson, by Mr. S. A. Love. Prayer, by. Rev. E. E. Gillespie. 10.00?Enrollment of delegates. Report of President, Capt, W. W. Boyce, Rock Hill. 10.16?Report of Secretary-Treasurer Miss Mamie Steele. Rock Hill. 10.30?The Twentieth Century Sunday School Awakening, Mr. J. M. Way, general secretary of the South C&rolina Sunday School Association, Pelzer. 11.00?The Men and Women of the Future, What Shall They Be? Miss Grace W. Vandiver, elementary superintendent of the South Carolina Sunday School association, Spartanburg. 11.15?The Forward Movement of Sunday School Teachers, J. M. Way. 11.30?What Would My Sunday School Be If Every Church Member Were Just Like Me, or Missions In Sunday Schools, by Mrs. J. S. White. 11.45?General Discussion?"York, the Banner County In 1910." 12.00?Acquaintance Meeting and Assignment of Homes. Afternoon Session, June 9th. 3.00?Song Service, conducted by United Choirs of all churches. Scripture Lesson, by Mr. E. W. Russell. Prayer?by Rev. I. G. Murray. 3.15?A Plan for Grading and Reasons for Doing It, Miss Grace W. Van diver. 3.30?If Every Baby's Name Were on the Cradle Roll. Mrs. A. S. Rogers. 3.40?A Careful Study of the Beginner's Grades, Mr. J. M. Way. 4.00?A Study of the Primary Grades and Supplemental Lessons for Them, Miss Ida Ormond. 4.20?Take Good Care of the Juniors ?Why? How? Mrs. H. W. Shannon. 4.40?Open Parliament?"The Elementary Department,". Miss Grace W. Vandiver. Evening Session, June 9th. 8.00?Song Service, conducted by United Choirs of all churches. The Holy Scripture, by Cbl. J. G. , Ward law. Prayer, by Rev. O. M. Abney. 8.30?Organized Sunday scnooi worn In South Carolina, Mr. J. M. Way. 9.00?York County's Obligations to the State at Large, Rev. R. E. Hough. 9.30?Announcements and Appointment of Committees. Morning Session, June 10th. 9.00?Song Service, conducted by United Choirs of all churches. Scripture Lesson, by J. P. Boyd, vice president Prayer, by Rev. S. D. Bailey. 9.30?Teacher Training the Demand of the Day, Rev. R. E. Hough, general secretary S. S. and Y. P. C. U. of A. R. P. Synod of the South. 10.00?What Books Should Be In a Sunday School Teacher's Library? Why? Miss Grace W. Vandiver. 10.15 What Can a Pastor do to Im'* *-? ?? TTI? OA1,aa19 prove tne leacmng m mo mum. Rev. Edward S. Reaves. .30?What Can a Superintendent Do In Teacher Training? Rev. R. E. Hough. 10.45?Round Table?"The Sunday School Teacher." Mr. J. M. Way. 11.15?Election of Officers for the Coming Year. 11.20?How Oan the County Association Best Co-Operate With the Township Associations? J. B. Creighton, President Catawba township. 11.40?How Can the Township Associations Best Accomplish the Complete Organization and Development of the Sunday Schools in Townships? Prof. E. W. Hall, chairman executive committee. 11..5?How the Organized Sunday School Movement Helps the Denominational Interests, Mr. J. M. Way. _ 12.10?Open Discussion?"County and iownsnip Association wore, conaucied by Mr. R. B. Cunningham, member of executive committee of State Sunday School Association, Rock Hill. Afternoon Session, June 10th. 3.00?Song Service, conducted by United Choirs of all churches. Prayer. 3.10?How to Organize and Conduct the Work of the Intermediate Department, Mr. J. M. Way. 3.30?Organized Adult Bible Classes, Mr. W. W. Boyce, president county association. 3.50?Teachers' Unions?What They Would Do for the York County Association, Miss Grace W. Vandiver. 4.10?Sentence Impressions of This Convention, by everybody present. Announcements and Other Items of Information. \Hnljfnre on/1 Qnnrlav cphonl QlinPl* Intendents of all evangelical Protestant denominations will be accorded all the privileges of regularly elected delegates and are urgently requested to be present. Each Sunday school In the county should arrange to send one delegate, and clothe them with authority to act for the Sunday school on all questions coming before the convention. All officers of Township Sunday School associations in the county should attend the convention, and they and the officers of the county association will be recognized as official delegates. All official and regularly elected delegates will be entertained by the Christian people of the city of Yorkvllle, and each one who expects to attend should w rite at once to Mr. W. B. Wylie, Yorkville, S. C., and ask to be assigned to a home. All notices of this kind should be sent in not later than June j>tn, 11 possible, and it Is always best to write as early as possible. The convention will be held for the purpose of helping all the Sunday schools of the county, their officers and teachers; and delegates are invited to bring any questions they would like to have answered. Our visiting Sunday school workers are Mr. J. M. Way, general secretary, and Miss Grace W. Vandiver, elementary superintendent of the South Carolina Sunday School Association, and Rev. R. E. Hough, general secretary Sunday school and Y. P. C. U., of A. R. P. Synod of the South. They spend their full time in promoting Sunday school work and they will be glad to help any who attend with their Sunday school problems. Pastors, Superintendents and teach-1 ers are urged to attend and Sunday schools Invited to send delegates for the following reasons: 1. The convention needs you. 2. The association needs your help. 3. God is calling for reapers, and the field is already white. 4. You need the convention. 5. Your Sunday School needs its help and inspiration. 6. Your scholars need the very best teacher it is possible for them to get, and it is your duty to get every help within your reach. The first and the last services are as important as any of the hers, and we hope that all will come to stay for the entire five sessions. Yours in Christian Service, W. W. Boyce, President. Miss Mamie Steele, Secretary. E. W. Hall, Chairman Ex. Com. <Jhf (Cotton iftarket. Yorkville. May 28.?Cotton, 11 cts. New York. May 27.?Cotton: Spot closed quiet, 25 points lower: middling uplands 11 40; middling gulf 11.65; sales 5.700 bales. Futures opened steady and closed steady as follows: May 11.08: June 10.99; July 10.97; Aug. 10.92; Sept. 10.88; Oct. 10.87: Nov. 10.88; Dec. 10.87; Jan. 10.84; March 10.88. THE FREE Se-wing Machines. See YORK FURNITURE CO. THE BEST TO BE HAD. IMAKK it a point to all times keep for my customers only the VERY REST Fresh Meats, Vegetables, etc., that the market affords, (live me your orders and I will give you (lood Meats and Good Service. Green Hides wanted at ail times. WALTER ROSE. BtT WHITE Sewing Machines. See YORK FURNITURE CO. FOR SALE. SEVERAL Grade Jersey Milk Cows at from $25 to $35. Address No. 4, YorkvUle. C. H. SMITH. 43 f.t 2t NOTICE NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned merchants of Sharon will close their doors promptly at 6.30 p. m.. except on Saturdays, beginning Monday, May 31, and continuing to Friday, August 27, 1909. SHANNON & HOPE, S. B. PRATT, SHARON SUPPLY CO.. R. H. G. CALDWELL, G. W. WHITESIDES, S. A. HOPE, W. G. HAYES. KENNEDY BROS., HILL BKG. & MER. CO. 34 f It TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. ALL persons having claims against 1 the estate of H. A. D. NEELY, deoensod. should nrcsent thorn, dulv ! authenticated, within the time prescribed by law. Persons indebted to 1 the said estate are notified to make payment to the undersigned at once. ! JOHN A. NEELY, ELLA J. NEELY, Administrators. , 41 f 3t j I The Farmers' Mutual ! ( Life Insurance Co.1 Is paying $1,000 for every death claim, and the cost to the Insured is much < lower than the cost in any other company. Call and see us. , D. E. BONEY, Manager. ? ?? 4 WW WHITE Sewing Machines. e ? vad\* in i dm iti idc nr\ ouc i vnr\ rwniii i vni- vvt THE CITY MEAT MARKET. Slierer & Ferguson. Just Phone "74" For The Best ! < Meats.... 11 jruu w cuil 9U1UC111I115 iiivc auu iican to satisfy your appetite, Just call up No. 74, and let your wants be known. To get the best, order the day before you want it. For Saturday, we will have our regular line of Ham, Beef, Pork and Sausage. Also nice Veal and Mutton. Wanted small fat Hogs and Eggs. SHERER & FERGUSON. W STANDARD Sewing Machines. See YORK FURNITURE CO. s?THOMS I GIVES SPECIA1 I SATURDAY AND M Do Your Saturday and Mon< Dollar Will Buy the Most We Give Some Extra dise Which Will Customer W At THOh *T5 CENTS?LAW Five Hundred Yards of Colore* Monday at 5 CENTS THE YARD. W* BLARNEY Full 36 Inches wide and llgh especially good for skirts and shl THE YARD. W 19 CENTS?SWIS One lot of White and Colored go on sale for Saturday and Mondi 3*"* io CENTS?MADF One lot of White Madras, wo sale for Saturday and Monday at 1 W 90 INCH LINE Everybody buys our Pure, Blej es wide?-On sale Saturday and Mc 90 INCH GLASGOW Pure, Bleached (Glasgow Line Saturtlay and Monday at 49 CEVI 3*" 15 CENTS LIN] One lot of Stri|>ed Linen in all sale Satunlay and Monday at 10 ( WW 10 CENTS EMBRO One lot of Good Swiss Edgini sale Saturday ami Monday at 5 CI W io cents ho One lot Children's Black Kit larger?10c values?On sale Saturt I THE PAIR. w 15 cents pillow One lot Good Pillow Case?, Saturday and Monday at 10 CEXH w* 69 cents she; One lot Bleached Sheets, extrs tre. On sale Saturday and Monda Big values in White Quilts fo tra sizes?At ?8 CENTS. $1.21 AN 4 1 .adles' Black Pettie<?uts at b when you see them Saturday and 3 and $1.20 EACH. G?mm1. Soft Pi nisi 1 BleachingTHE YARD. One lot of Striped GlnghamsCKN'TS THE YARD. MILLII One lot of Ijadles* Sailors?all ? One lot of Toadies' Ijarge Sail Burnt, with Buckles on side, 50 C One lot Ladies' Trimmed Strc I at 75 CENTS EACH. One lot of Children's Good Str I and 50 CENTS EACH. EVERY DAY 1 3 Spools Good. Black BASTING CC Good lot FANS. 5 CENTS and 10 One lot or JAP FANS. 10 CENTS 1 PALM LEAF FANS?Two for 5 C Good PEAltL BUTTONS at 5 CE> Good TALCUM POWDEK. 10 CE | Colgate's TALCUM POWDEIi, 1? iliarjre size VASKlil.^K, r? i ka is i Lyon's 25 i ts. TOOTH FOWDEIt, Rl BIFOAM. 25 Cts. sl/.c?19 CE: OLYCERINE SOAP?10 CENTS 1 HAKREITS for the llalr. 15 CEP BACK COMBS. 10 CENTS and 25 SIDE COMBS?10 CENTS anil 25 While Embroidered BELTS?10 < ELASTIC BELTS at 25 CENTS F DCTC1I COLLARS at 10 CENTS Don't forget to spend your t Monday at THOMSON'S More Goods. Remember day and Monday. THE THOMSC CAMPBELL'S THE ORIGINAL and ONLY REAL VARNISH STAIN For FURNITURE, FLOORS WOODWORK and DOORS. Dries hard with a durable gloss. Can be rubbed and polished if desired. Will stand hot or cold water.' Will not rub up or turn white. ' Suitable for Bath Pofnliroratnrs T .Irinlonmq And I all interior woodwork about the house. Ebony or Gloss Black is recommended for Iron Fences, Registers, Water Pipes, Wire Screens and all Iron work either interior or exterior. Cherry and Pigment Green are especially good for Piazza and LawnFurniture. Walnut, Mahogany and Rosewood are suitable for wood work on Window Screens and Doors and any Wicker Furniture. Campbell's Whits Enamel is suitable for Bedsteads, Bureaus, Tables, Chairs, Picture Frames and Interior Parlor Finish. Dries with a hard rich gloss, and can be rubbed and polished, if desired. We sell CAMPBELL'S VARNISH STAIN. YORK FURNITURE CO. J. L. Williams. Mason McConnsll. I J.L. WILLIAMS & CO. j NEW ARRIVALS j ? By Express ? ! Fresh from the leading Markets. Val and Torohon Laces, , Ladies' Belts and Belting. AH kinds of Ladies' Collars, Bows and 8tock Ties, Ribbons, etc. Our third shipment of MEN'S and LADIES' OXFORDS ? [s now here. Come and see them and :ake a peep through our Immense stock j )( Shoes for Men, Women and CW1- ? iren. t J. L. WILLIAMS & CO.. \ York's Cheapest Dry Goods Store. PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO. WATER COLOR PHOTOGRAPHS. Orders are taken and negatives , ire made in the Lindsay Studio for :he famous "Sprague & Hathaway" Photographs. Samples of same were shown in this Studio on Monday and t ruesday past. Come to the Studio, see samples and get prices. The work s furnished by a firm having a na.oni.foHnn fnr fln? work which is guaranteed to be permanent and ? satisfactory. ROSA J. LINDSAY. 01V CO.?| L VALUES TO I0NDAY SHOPPERS day Shopping Where Your . Saturday and Monday Values In MerchanBenefit Every rho Trades i ISON'S. ims?5 ^uimts ~wm 1 Lawn put on sale Saturday and r cloth -m iter weight than Llneen, and Is rtwaist suits. Price, 15 CENTS SES?19 CENTS Swisses, worth 25c and 35c?All ?y at 19 CENTS THE YARI). JAS?io CENTS 101/* on/1 1 Ro thA voril On 0 CENTS~THE YARD." I N, 69 CENTS -W | tched White Linen?full 90 Inchuulay at 69 CENTS THE YARD. LINEN, 49 CENTS n?full 90 Inches wide?On sale *S THE YARD. EN, 10 CENTS 1 Colors, worth 15c the yard?On 'KNTS THE YARD. IDERY, 5 CENTS f and Insertions, 10c values?On SNTS THE YARD. s SE, 5 CENTS >Ikh1 Hose?sl7.es 5J to 8s, none lay arul Monday, Only 5 CENTS CASES, io CENTS well made, 15c values?On sale rs EACH CASE. STS, 48 CENTS -*t 1 size, 81x90 Inches; seam In ceny at 48 CENTS EACH, r Saturday and Monday?all ex- * I) $1.48 EACH. ' argain prices. You'll buy them 1 londay ut 6tt CTS., 68 CTS., $1.24 -full yard wide?At 10 CENTS -all short lengths?on sale at 4J nIERY colors?at 25 CENTS EACH, lors in Black. White, Green and ENTS EACH. !et Hats?Dollar values?On sale aw Sailors?On sale at 25 CENTS NECESSITIES TTON for 5 CENTS. CENTS. BACH. 'ENTS. ITS and 10 CENTS the Dozen. NTS the Box. CENTS the Box. the Bottle. , 19 CENTS the Box. *TS Bottle, he Box. ?TS and 25 CENTS. CENTS. ri-'.vrs I :ENTS Each. :acii. and 25 CENTS. ime Shopping Saturday and >. Your Dollar will get you the Two Days Only?Satur- ' ?Mi Ml MlilliHIMmiMHiiim )N COMPANY - - | SAVE I | BUY AT Going through our Dress I several kinds of goods that ; X suit us. It isn't the fault of tl and new and good values at Z something holds them hackle them and they are here and f; ? at Prices That Will Make It1 Z Do Your Buying Now. Tal t One lot of Cotton Plaids, d and 25 cts. a yard, but the M< J 15 CENTS A YARD. I One lot of White Wash G< I 35 cts. a yard; but the Movin " And then there are many 1 J Just Received another cas I Ginghams?Extra Good Vali ? 5 CENTS A YARD. Ladies' Trimmed Hats ai I patterns and splendid values W THE BEST S 5 Yes, SHOES?Shoes for 1 J big and little?Are a Speciall 1 can come as near, perhaps a J Money's Worth in Shoes as / I Whole Section. We can plea 1 Shoes in all leathers, in the J prices that are Sure to Please We Sell Is Guaranteed to E ? You Get Another Pair FRE1 J. Q. 9V See Wray Before Buy M wAW M WAV M -1 M j I M BICYCLES We are selling Bicycles and can please tny. one who wants a first-class wheel ?a wheel that will stand hard service ind give the buyer thorough satlsfaclon. If you want a Bicycle, come and iee us and get our prices before buying. iVe can please you. FURNITURE Our line of Household Furniture Is rery large and complete In all Its dealls and we are sure that it is to the nterest of Furniture buyers to see us >efore making purchases. CARROLL FURNITURE CO. BUSINESS AN FRIENDSHIP 4 THEY GO HAND THIS GOOD BAN | We want you to feel when y< Bank, that you are day by d< year, not only building up < are Building Up a Business I We are ready at any and good turn. We Are Hot After Your Your Friendship. We can < posits, Courteous and Corre< The money you have aw to us, place it on a "Certificat or longer and We Will Pay If you want to accumuk making an investment or for Come and Open a Savings Ac as you will and We Will Pa On All You Can Save. THE FIRST NA 1 YORK VI] I O. E. WILKINS, Pres. Fruit Jars Jelly. Tumblers Enameled Ware There will be some fruit this summer mil you will undoubtedly need some Fruit Jars and Jelly Tumblers and r>erhan? some extra Cooklnsr Vessels Please remember that the best place tc t>uy wha< yc t may want In this line It it the store of the Yorkville Hardware Co. W See us for Refrigerators, Ice Boxss, Water Coolers, Ice Cream Freezeri and other hot weather goods. l^THE FREE Sewing Machines. See YORK FURNITURE CO. The Agency for PAROID ROOFING is now controlled by J. J. KELLER & Ca Any property owner requiring a first-class, permanent roofing for warehouses, barns, stores, tenant houses, gin houses or low cost dwellings, win nnti mis maienm most satisfactory. Fire resisting, waterproof, easy to lay and adapted for southern conditions. All fixtures supplied without extra charge. Past performances of other unfortunate roofs need not worry you with this brand. Ask for samples. 99" Don't use Printed matter thai makes your business look "cheap." Use The Enquirer kind?The Best. AT THE BRATTON FARM. WE are offering thoroughbred Guernsey Heifers at from $10 uj and we have also a number of Berkshire Gilts with thoroughbred Pigs that we will sell. Will deliver pure clean milk at 10 cents a quart. Cream butter and fresh eggs on orders. Pure Berkshire Pigs at from $3 tc $5 each. Pure Buff Orpington eggs at fl a setting of 15. J. MEEK BURNS. Manager. 99" WHITE Sewing Machines. See YORK FURNITURE CO. MONEY | WRA Y'S ] Goods stock brings to light ire not moving fast enough to J le goods, because they are fresh ^ : the prices quoted. But then f ?they must move. You need ? rom now on we will offer them y Worth Your While to Buy and f ce these, for instance: j , 36 inches wide, worth 20 cts. >ving Price Makes Them Go at y oods, good values at 25 cts. and ? g rnce says 19 15 Yard, n other good values here for you. J ?e of Fancy Check and Solid J! le at the Moving Price of only ^ id Sailors?many extra choice -50 CENTS and Upward. 3 HOE VALUES ill the members of your family, 5 y at Wray's, and we think we j little nearer, Giving You Your 2 kny Store?Bar None?In This i se you in Oxfords or High Cut J : most approved lasts, and at ? You, and Every Pair of Shoes i le Exactly as Represented, or J S OF COST. i \ The Leader. ing Groceries of Any Kind. ? Jas. M. Starr, J. F. McElwee President. Sec. and Treas YORK SUPPLY CO Incorporated. CORNFIELD BEANS.... ^fcrnuurw wunucn? BE8T ON THE MARKET. Parties who bought FERTILIZEF from us and have not settled for same will please call and give their note. York Supply Company. D FRIENDSHIP \ND BUSINESS IN HAND AT K du are doing business with this iy, week by week, and year by i Bank Account, but that you friendship, all times to do our friends a Banking, Your Good Will and 3ffer you Safety for Your Deit Handling of Your Business. aiting an investment, bring it :e of Deposit" for three months You a Liberal Interest. ite a sum for the purpose of the purchase of some property :count?add to the first as often y You Four Per Cent Interest TIONAL BANK LLE, S. C. R. C. ALLEIN, Cashier. B^* STANDARD Sewing Machines. See YORK FURNITURE CO. t r> uni nnD\r J . \J. TT 1 lv U V/ IV RBAL ESTATE LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH Ml IP YOU WANT TO SELL? I have more than 100 Farms of va rlous sizes and conditions on my Hal and can meet the requirements of al most any buyer. Come and let m know your wants. If not convenlen ; to come, write me your wants. I wil I do my best to supply you.. > ? FOR SALE ? G. T. Setzer Property?58J Acres joins J. Spratt Wright in Ebeneze township. Price, $25.00 per Acre. 235 Acres.?One dwelling, 6-room ' two good tenant houses; lies well, i little rolling; five miles of Rock Hill Price $20 per Acre. A five-horse farr open; rents for 6,450 pounds of cotton W. D. Moore?86 Acres, about 1 acres In bottom; 4 miles Sharon Price, $800. W. T. Hartness?312 Acres; 10 acres in fine original forest pine; 6 acres finest bottoms. Rents for $600 II. L. Devlnney?173 Acres; 9-roon residence; near Delphos, at a bargain. The Henry Mastiey Old Home Plac ?441 Acres; a beautiful residence, tenant houses, fine bottom land; prop erty of J. A. Black. J. C. WILBORN. fTHE FREE Sowing Machines. See YORK FURNITURE CO. M. L. Carroll. C. W. Carroll CARROLL BROS. filtQT sn tjp w We are still selling the Koderlcl lyeun Cultivator at $37.50. We sold more than fifty of thes last season and are still having call for them. They are undoubtedly th i most perfect plow on the market, an* you are making a mistake by no buying one?Come in and see us. > We also have in stock? Walking Cultivators, Drag Harrows, Oliver Chilled Plows, Weeders. Harrows with tongues, and I without tongues, Side Harrows, > Side Cultivators, Guano Distributers, Combination Corn and Cot) ton Planters and Guano Dlstrlh, uters. In fact almost everything , in the Implement line. . CARROLL BROS. I W Is your Printed matter a fair rep . resentative of your business? Se The Enquirer for the Best Job Print ing. ; A PENN MUTUAL PREMIUM Loss a PENN MUTUAL DIVIDEND, Purchasing a PENN MUTUAL POLICY, Containing PENN MUTUAL VALUES, Makes an INSURANCE PROPOSITION Which in the sum of * ALL ITS BENEFITS Is UNSURPASSED For NET IX)W COST And care of Interests of All Members. JUMP on to one?You will make NO Mistake. Ask for what you want. Information cheerfully furnished. No obligation Imposed. D. T. WOODS, Local Agent. Herndon & Gordon. | MR. TAFT? I Could easily find something In our line of FANCY GROi CERIE8 that would tempt his appeI tlte, if he would make a visit to this store. Perhaps you will find someI thing here that will tempt your appeI tlte?look over the list: I Canned Pie Peaches, Grated Pineapple, Tomatoes, Little Duck Corn, I Salmon, Chipped _ Dried Beef, Keg I Pickles, Mustard Dressing:, Hteruizca , Evaporated Milk, Pork and Beans, I Oysters, Vienna Sausage, Potted Ham, | Sardines,' Jello, Choice Irish Potatoes, , Choice Hams, Fresh Cheese, etc. See us for Smoking and Chewing { Tobacco, Cigars and Snuffs. } See us for Tinware, Hardware, , Glassware, Dishes, Lanterns, Meal Sacks, Oil Cans, Leather, etc. I Ice Cold Soft Drinks. I No, we haven't any money to lend, > nor do we expect to have any soon. ? HERN DON & GORDON. t ??i? ?? ? W THE FREE Sewing Machines. See YORK FURNITURE CO. , m?u ii ' > We want to call attention to the fact, that there is but One Phonograph, and that is the EDI80N. There are Graphophones and Talk-0-Phones, but they are only substitutoa. Hear the Genuine, then decide for yourself. New Machines just arrived, and a - stock of nearly three thousand Records to select from, at R. B. DAVIDSON CO. ? THE MUSIC STORE ? The??^ Fountain Pen A CONVENIENCE A NECE88ITY. I Every man and woman who writes at all, should have a first-class, dependable Fountain Pen, as a constant companion. Dozens of times a pen is needed when a pencil will not answer the purpose at all. Addressing letters with a pencil doesn't look well and then, too, the pencil, marks grow dim . and rub off and your paper or letter may be lost. Up-to-date people all use Fountain Pen?it is as much a necessity as the watch, the pocket knife J or the check book. Come and let me show you the most elaborate line of Fountain Pens?Waterman's and Parker's Lucky Curve?that you've seen. Sizes and points to fit all hands?Prices j to fit all pockets. j I T. W. SPECK, The Jeweler. , W WHITE Sewing Machines. I See YORK FURNITURE CO. j AT JOHNSON'S ! i SHOE POLISH?White, Tan and 1 1 Black. FRESH MACKEREL. j IIEINZ'S PICKLES and PICKLING VINEGAR. SUGAR, RICE. EVANGELINE SYRUP, j BLUE RIBBON EXTRACTS. ] TEAS, COFFEES and SPICES. : I. W. JOHNSON. e ' t ' HARRISON'S ! s Town and Country >, i PAINT : We are Selling Agents for this ii i * Dftlnto hovA If r Weil Known Uianu \JL s. amu UI..V .? In stock and can fill your requlrements?It Is a Ready Mixed, full 1 0 weight Paint and as good In quality i q as scientific grinding and long expe. rlence can make Paint. Its quality ' never falls to give the buyer the very ' best satisfaction In lasting qualities and covering qualities. Come and ? talk to us about the painting you ex 8 pect te do and let us tell you about " the good qualities of Harrison's Town and Country Paints and quote you our . prices. See us for Oils, Stains, Jap-a-Iac, \ - Putty, Class, etc. THE YORK DRUG STORE. ' J. M. BRIAN COMPANY : Fn nnv Ci rnnnrs . Pure Apple Vinegar k If you use Vinegar for any purpose, e and especially for pickling, It is just as 8 well to have the Purest and Best. You 8 can get it here?ask for Golden Rod, [! Pure Apple Vinegar. REBOILED SYRUP We can also furnish you with the best quality of Reboiled Georgia Cane Syrup?the kind that stays sweet?and 3 also Karo Syrup in cans. I FRUITS, ETC. j We can always supply your wants In choice Fruits, Oranges, Bananas, etc. ^ See us for Tobaccos, Snuff, Cigars, etc. Try us for the best Coffees?we have Winner Blend, Caraja, Crackerjack, . Jarvina, and others. J. M. BRIAN COMPANY. ^"STANDARD Sewing Machines. i See YORK FURNITURE CO. f HOW to M \ WB* A DOLLAR SAVED I buy bargai -her; 1 Come and take a close lool offering whether you want to to show you How You Can Sa Bargain values will not last 1 Very Low?Low Enough to ' visit to this store will convinc BLACK DRESS GOOD | I $1.25 Black Dress Goods?N01 $1.00 Black Dress Goods?N 75 cents Black Dress Go< 50 cents Black Dress Gc And Other Qualities at Lih I All Colored Dress Goods at All Embroideries AT COS | Short Lengths in SILKS w 20 Per Cent Off on All Vel | COLORED LawnsI 6 1-4 Cents Colored Lawns?h > 6 1-4 Cents Colored Lawi 81-3 Cents Colored Lawns?h 81-3 Cents Colored Lawns12 1-2 Cents Colored Lawns? 12 1-2 Cents Colored Lawn Mr ALL CALICOES AT ] We are going to have hot i time to buy nice, cool dresses I c d 1? r ; kj i v Children's 15 Cents Drop At FIVE (5) CENTS A PA1 SC* A DOLLAR SAVED 1 RUSH TO i Special Bargain Cc FOR MEN, YOUNG $20.00 Suits NOW $16.87$. $18.00 Suits NOW $14.62 $15.00 Suits NOW $: $10.00 Suits NO) $5.00 Suits I $4.00 Su $3-5 IT SPECIAL?MEN'S HC We will sell during this Sale 1 men?something to keep cool in 1 All Pants Cloth will go a sale. It is a good time to buj If MEN'S $1.00 DRESS i "STOP PUS Is what you hear them say They know a good thing whe OT* We Will Add 10 Per ( Are Charged to Anyone. YORKVILLE 1 WTA DOLLAR SAVED 1 \ HEAVY LOSS The many friends of Mr. Sam Jones lasten to extend sympathy in the leavy loss he sustained a few days igo. He sent one of his tenants with * vrltten instructions to purchase "Pellnsular Semi-Paste Paint" from The ?tar Drug Store. The tenant lost his nstructions (and Mr. Jones lost mon :y) by the purchase eisewnere 01 an nferlor brand of paint. There Is one thing to be remember- I id: We can save you money on 1 Paints?each gallon makes two?and 1 ye have In stock anything you may 1 leed In Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Wall < Finishes, Floor Dressings, Furniture ftenewers. etc. < Our Paint Is Guaranteed to Give i Satisfaction or Money Refunded. THE STAR DRUG STORE. ! W WHITE Sewing Machines. See YORK FURNITURE CO. International Stock Pood Preparations Everybody posted on a matter of ;hls kind WILL ADMIT that the IN- , IF It NATIONAL stands at the head j >( the list of goods of this class. , Their Guarantee of what they claim i ? will am with ev?rv naekaee. or Honey Will Be Refunded. , NOW being the best time for a general use I bring them to your notice. Beside the regular Stock Food for Horses, Cattle, Hogs, etc., I also hanlle a few extra preparation.) put up >y them and sometimes needed, such is Dan Patch White Liniment Silver Pine Healing Oil Lice Killer Gall Cure for Cuts, etc. International Harness Soap, also International Cholera Cure, a preventive and cure for chicken chol;ra, etc. International Distemper Cure. In a few days I expect to have the International Worm Powder for stock. LOUIS ROTH. ""STANDARD Sewing Machines. See YORK FURNITURE CO. A/. Brown Wylie, John E. Carroll, President Sec. & Trsas. Y0RK7ILLE MONUMENT WORKS YORKVILLE, S. C. Anything In Marble or Granite < LET US HAVE YOUR ORDERS NOW FOR ANY KIND OF WORK IN MARBLE OR GRANITE. WE CAN PROBABLY FILL YOUR REQUIREMENTS FROM OUR LARGE STOCK OF DESIGNS. IF NOT WE WILL BE PLEASED TO SHOW YOU OTHER DESIGNS j THAT WE CAN FURNISH OR , i-tt t in wei U7U AT VHTT WANT / tVlLili iU.An.?i mini tvu v FROM YOUR DESIGN. t A Letter or Postal Card will bring rou Information by the first mail. A letter way Is for you to visit our rard and let us show you what we lave. fORKVILLE MONUMENT WORKS. , F" Anything in Marble or Granite. j FOR RENT. 1 DICKSON HOUSE, King's Mountain street, next Garrison. C. E. SPENCER. 3S f.t . tf IW Fancy Blotting Paper for fancy . vork at Tlie Enquirer office. large ilieets?four colors. lake Money S A DOLLAR MADE j NSE THEY ARE c at the Bargains we are now j buy or not. We will be glad ve Money. These extra good ong?Our Prices Are Low? j rempt the Closest Buyer. A j e you. j S PRICES REDUCED. n $1.00 a Yard. fow 87 1-a Cents a Yard. )ds?Now 6a 1-2 Cents Yard, i >ods?Now aa i-a Cents Yard. :e Reductions. : Black Dress Goods Prices. T. ill go at HALF PRICE, vets. -Colored LAWNS IOW 5 CENTS YARD, ns?NOW 5 CENTS YARD. IOW 6 1-4 CENTS YARD. -NOW 6 1-4 CENTS YARD. NOW io CENTS YARD, s?NOW io CENTS YARD. FIVE (5) CENTS A YARD, i weather, so now is your best e..? Vo.. tuvap kiavw a vu& mvuvj* : i a l -Stitched Stockings Will Go :r. S A DOLLAR MADE SEE OUR mater for Clothing i MEN AND BOYS. [3.00. V $7-37i. IOW $3.87$. its NOW $3.87i 0 Suits NOW $1.98. $3.00 Suits NOW $1.35. 1 >SE?5 CENTS Dozen Pair. | rWO PIECE COTTON SUITS for 1 this summer?At $1.87) ft Salt. t HALF PRICE during this j SHIRTS?NOW 75 CENTS. 1HING ME" at our Bargain Shoe Boxes. n they see it. Ztnt on Sale Prices If Goods 5. & MER. CO. S A DOLLAR MADE **? J AUCTION SALES. CLERK'S SALE. state of 8outh Carolina?County of York. In the Coart of Ooaaoi neaa. Samuel M. McNeel, Plaintiff, against W. Brown Wylle, as Executor of William J. Stephenson, deceased, Margaret Stephenson, Fannie A. Stephenson, Zula Lee Stephenson and Elmer N. Stephenson, Defendants. BY virtue of the decrees of said court herein I shall expose to pubic outcry, at York Court House, on the FIRST MONDAY IN JUNE. 1909, during the usual hours of clerk's sales, the following real estate, lying in said :ounty and state: I. The W. J. Stephenson Home Place Df THREE HUNDRED AND SIXTYFOUR ACRES, more or less made . up of: a. A tract of 370 acres, particularly lescrlbed in the deed of Isabella Steele to W. J. Stephenson?Book B-2, page 360, R. M. C. office, said county and state. b. A tract of 145 acres, particularly lescrlbed in the deed of R. H. Olenn, S. Y. C., to W. J. Stephenson?Book X, page 479, R. M. C. office, said county ind state. c. A tract of 50 acres, particularly described in the deed of David L. Stephenson to W. J. Stephenson?Book Mo. 18, pege 460, R. M. C. office, said ?Ait?4tr A w*A of o fo UUUiliJ auu ovawv. d. A tract of 50 acres, particularly described In the deed of James L. Ouy to W. J. Stephenson?Book No. 18, pace 161. R. M. C. office, said county and itate. Less any of the following tracts, conveyed by the said W. J. Stephenson in tils life time, that may lie within the ibove boundaries: (1) To W. N. Neil, 136 acres, Book No. 21, ,-?age 97. (2) T > S. T. A W. W. Ferguson, 553 icres, Book No. 17, page 446. (3) To Oscar Chambers, 61 acres, Book H-9, page 518. 2. A tract of ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-FOUR ACRES, more or less, ibout one-fourth mile from the said (V. J. Stephenson Home Place, bounded jy lands now or formerly of McClain, Sherer and others. Terms of Sale?Cash: Purchaser to pay for papers; Tract No. 2 above (of 154 acres) to be first sold, and then, if lecessary to pay any part of the first :laas of claims provided for, Tract No. . No. 1 above (the Home Place of 364 icres) to be next sold; but if not so lecessary, then only the Interest of the lefendant Stephensons under testator's s ill (In said Tract No. 1) is to be sold, :o satisfy the second class of claims jrovlded for In said decrees. J. A. TATE, Clerk of Cburt May 21st, 1909. 41 f 3t W STANDARD Sewing Machines. See YORK FURNITURE CO. CEMENT BLOCKS We are now taking orders for makng Cement Blocks in any size and ihape for Building Purposes, Fencing, Curbing, Cemetery Lots, etc. See us or prices. TTT/\/\rv SlUVti wuuu We are prepared to fill orders for Jtove Wood, cut from slabs to stove engths In oak and pine, at $1.00 per .ead. Phone us for Stove Wood. J. J. KELLER & CO. V" See us for Lime, Cement, Lumber ?Rough or Dressed. Wf THE FREE Sewing Machines. See YORK FURNITURE CO.