Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, July 16, 1909, Page 7, Image 7
MIRE-MENTION.
Dispatches from Madrid on the 13th,
are to the effect that Fez, the capital
Ik of Morocco, has fa Men into the h&ujs
of El Roghi, a rebel chieftain. The
fate of the sultan is unknown
M. Blearlot, a French aeroplanlst on
Tuesday made a flight of twenty-eight
miles Ir. fifty-six minutes on a
W straight-away course. This is the
best flight on record for a straight
away flight........ Baron Oscar Kotns-;
' child, youngest son of the Austrian)
branch of the Rothschild family, I
committed suicide Tuesday by shoot-1
Ing, the result of an unfortunate love |
affair Violent storms did additional
damage to the crops of Missouri
and the upper Mississippi valley
Monday and Tuesday In Kent
county, Ky., on Monday, five sisters
married five brothers; five sisters of
the brides acted as bridesmaids and
Ave brothers of the grooms acted as
best men John Crosby, an aeronaut,
ascender to a height of 1,000
g feet at Bayonm park, N. J., Tuesday,
setting off fireworks In the air. His
balloon caugh: Are and he clung to
the car while if dropped 400 feet and
then freed himself and dropped Into
Newark bay. He was badly burned
and bruised, but not fatally Injured.
r Foy Dulaney, aged 40 years,
clerk of the court of Washington
county, Tenn., prominent socially and
in business, has disappeared, and with
him a pretty girl stenographer. His
liabilities are $18,000. He also left
a wife and a son The ninth biennial
meeting of the National Dramatic
Order Knights of Khorassan is
in session at Asheville, North Carolina,
this week Judge L A. Bush
of Mitchell county, Georgia, sold the
"left-over" part of his two cotton
* JI-~ 1 KqIoh nn Mnn
crops, inciuumg i,iw ?, ...
day. The sale amounted to $75,000.
....Christian C. Johnson, alias John
Madson, charged with bigamy, was
convicted at San Jose, Cat., Monday
, and sentenced to prison for seven
years. Johnson confesses to having
married seven women since 1905,
, from ail of whom he got more or less
money Peru and Bolivia are on
the verge of war over a boundary line
dispute The New York police
on Tuesday arrested two white girls
and a white man in connection with
the Elsie Sigel murder mystery. The
a theory now is that the Sigel girl and
Leon Ling were both poisoned and
the Chinaman's body disposed of....
By a strike of 130 crane workers at an
iron works at MidvaJe, Pa., 6,000 other
workers will probably become idle, as
the latter cannot work without the
^ Crane workmen A Russian courtV
martial on Monday condemned six Socialists
to be hanged and fourteen
others to exile in Siberia. They were
convicted of terroristic activities....
J. B. Saylor, a banker, was shot to
death at Crescent City, 111., Sunday
night by Dr. W. R. Miller. Saylor returned
home late In the evening from
a ball game and fwnd the doctor
courting Mrs. Saylor. Miller immer
dlately shot the banker four times...
The International Association of Bill
Posters and the National Poster Printers'
Association, in session at Atlanta,
Oa, have agreed to give ) 1,200,000
worth of bill-board publicity to
the National Anti-Tuberculosis socik
ety in its fight against the "white
plague." The bill posters will
give free service in 3,400 towns and
cities in the United States J. W.
Christie, his wife and daughter were
murdered in Brown county, South Dakota,
Monday by Indians, who had a
grievance against Christie, because he
had not paid them the Chicago market
price for wheat....Leonard Shaw,
aged 96 years, was arraigned in the
superior court of Wake county, N. C.,
Wednesday, on the charge of murder.
Shaw is charged with killing a young
man who had induced his grand
daughter to attend a party against his
| wishes.
BROAD RIVER NOTES.
CorrMSMxlmc* of tho Yorkrlllt Rnquirer.
Hickory Grove, No. 1, July 15.?
I Farmers of this section are about
through laying by cotton, which looks
pretty well, as a general thing.
A tenant house on Mr. Garland
Dowdle's place was destroyed by Are
last Wednesday night.
Misses Mayme Laughrldge bf Parksville
and Eva Castles of Smyrna are
guests of Miss Myrtle Sherer.
uriimo White of
JHI8KB ?llia aiju n mmmmmmm .. ?...
Chester are visiting the family of Mr.
J. P. Blair.
Miss Josle Brandon has been quite
sick for some time past. Mrs. Mary
Brown, of the Howell's Ferry neigh
borhood Is also quite sick.
A series of sermons will begin at
Salem Presbyterian church next Tuesday.
Rev. Mr. Stephenson of Spartanburg
will do the preaching.
Mr. Walter Sherer of Gastonia has
been visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. H. H. Sherer.
The Case of Zimmerman.?"On the
recommendation of the pardon board.
Governor Ansel on July 9th granted a
full pardon to Daniel Zimmerman, a
vestrymen in the local Episcopal
church, and prominent socially, who
is serving three years for embezzlement
of state bonds. Great Influence
was brought to bear for a pardon."
The above is a dispatch from Co1
lumbia. We have no particular criticism
to make of the use of the pardoning
power in this case. It may
have been Justified; at any rate we
do not know that it was not. Nor Is
that the point we seek to emphasize.
. We object to the manner of connectr
ing the crime of embezzling with official
position in the church. There
are already too many of our unthinking
people who hold up to ridicule the
church because of unfaithful members,
misjudging that because there
^ are black sheep in the fold, the whole
B or the greater part, of the flock Is cor- *
" ?- ' *
rupi. 11 is ine nypuvrue ojjq uiacnleg
who slips into the church on false
pretenses, who brings unjust and
senseless criticism upon the church by
unjust and senseless people of the world.
No sensible person argues that the
church amounts to nothing because it
has hypocrites in it. Yet we hear such
arguments used almost every time
such unfortunate occurrences as the
one referred to take place.?Keowee
Courier.
AT THE CHURCHES.
baptist
Rev. I. G. Murray, Pastor.
Sunday Services?Sunday school at
10 a. m. No preaching on account of
pastor's absence.
PHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD.
Rev. T. Tracy Walsh, Rector.
Sunday Services.?Sunday school at
9.45 a. m. Morning service at 11
o'clock. No evening service.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.
Rev. E. E. Gillespie, Pastor.
Sunday Services.?Sunday school at
10 a. m. Morning service at 11 o'clock.
Evening service at 8.30 o'clock.
TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Rev. O. M. Abney, Pastor.
Sunday Service?Sunday school at
10 a. m. Morning service at 11 o'clock.
Preaching at York Cotton Mill chapel
at 8 p. m.
ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRESBY
TERIAN.
Sunday Services?Sunday school at
10 a. m.
?epcial Baiiccs.
Preaching at Ramah.
There will be preaching at Ramah
next Sabbath morning at 11 o'clock by
Mr. McMurray.
Preaching at Woodlawn.
Rev. W. B. Arrowood will commence
a series of sermons next Monday.
H. W. Shannon, Clerk.
Preaching at Bethesda.
There will be preaching at Bethesda
church next Sunday, 18th, by Rev. J.
B. Swann. P. M. Burrls.
Services at County Home.
Rev. E. E. Gillespie will preach at
the County Home Chapel at 4 o'clock
on Sunday afternoon.
Serial Soticfs.
York Circuit.
Rev. R K. Hardin will preach at
Philadelphia in the morning and at
King's Mountain Chapel in the afternoon
on next Sunday, July 18.
Elzie Meyers, Pastor.
$hf (flotton tftarhet.
Yorkvillo, July 16.?Cotton 12 3-4.
New Yok, July 16.?Spot cotton
closed quiet. 10 points lower; middling
| uplands 12.95; middling gulf 13.20;
[sales 1,625 bales. Futures opened easy
and closed weak as follows: July 12.32;
Aug. 12.36; Sept 12.35; Oct. 12.37;
Nov. 12.36; Dec. 12.39; Jan. 12.37;
March 12.39; May 12.41.
BASKET PICNIC
AT Bethany Methodist Church on
SATURDAY, JULY 31. Good
speaking. Public invited.
W. E. FEEMSTER, for Com.
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PICNIC AT FILBERT
FILBERT Camp Woodmen of the
World will give Its Annual Picnic
on SATURDAY, JULY 24. There will
be some good speeches and other attractions
to make the occasion pleasant
and profitable. Further details
will be announced later.
LESSLIE SMITH, Secretary.
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BASKET PICNIC
THERE will be a Basket Picnic at
Sutton's Springs on WEDNBS|
DAY, JULY 28. The attractions of the
day are to include a ball game, and
good speecnes. isveryDoay mvuea.
R. E. McLURE,
EDWARD QETTYS,
B. B. FERGUSON,
Committee.
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TO MEMBERS OF CO. "L"
ALL the members of Cb. "L" will
assemble in the Armory at' 6 p.
m? on Saturday of this week, for the
purpose of going to Rifle Range that
night to practice Guard Mounting and
do Guard duty in general. We will return
on Sunday morning. Attention
is also called to the two drills next
week, on Wednesday and Friday afternoons
at 6.30 o'clock. All who can and
expect to go on encampment on July
27th, will give their names to Lieut.
Forrest Smith, not later than Wednesday
night, July 21.
JNO. R. DICKSON,
C'm'd'g Co. "L," 1st Inft., N. G. S. C.
COMING!
Col. L. C. Figg's
FAMOUS CHEROKEE INDIAN
BASEBALL CLUB
Is on the Warpath again, and will play
two games of Baseball in Yorkville on
Monday, July 26, at 3 and 8 p. m., opposed
by a team representing Yorkville.
This visiting team is composed of
full-blooded Cherokee Indians and the
game is played within an enclosure of
cany as fencing 1,200 feet long and
equipped with a Grand Stand seating
2 nflft noonle.
Watch for later announcements and
Don't Forget the Date?JULY 26.
Admiaaion?25s for Afternoon Game
and 35c for Evening Game.
BASEBALL COM.
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HIGH SCHOOL ELECTION
To Be Held at McGill Bros'. Store, Saturday
July 31, 1909.
IN compliance with a petition signed
by the requisite number of
freeholders residing in School District
No. 2, (Bethany), asking for an election
on the question of establishing a
High School in said district, and such
petition being in due accordance with
the statutes governing the case, and
having been duly granted by the County
Board of Education, we, the undersigned
trustees, hereby order the
said election to be held at McGill
Bros.' Store, in said district on SATURDAY,
JULY 31, 1909. The polls
will be .opened at 8 o'clock a.
m., and closed at 4 o'clock p. m.
Eligibility to vote is limited to those
residents of District No. 2 who pay
other than poll taxes, and who must
present registration certificates and receipts
showing the previous payment
of all past due taxes. The form of
the ballot to be' cast will be "For
High School," and "Against High
School."
JOHN W. PURSLEY,
J. J. HENRY.
Trustees.
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THE LEST TO BE HAD.
I MAKE it a point to all tfmes keep
for my customers only the VERY
BEST Fresh Meats, Vegetables, etc.,
that the market affords. Give me
your orders and I will give you Good
Meats and Good Service.
Green Hides wanted at all times.
WALTER ROSE.
RIDDLE'S CHAMPION
ROLLER MILL
WE have recently installed a granulating
machine that increases
the yield and quality of flour, and we
are giving the most satisfactory results
that have ever been obtained in this
country. Try us, R. F. D. No. 2, Clover.
R. B. RIDDLE.
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* give them IS EVERYTHING Till
? want money THEY GET IT. Wi
X transaction to us to be carried <
PROMPT AND MOST SATISFAC
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| National I
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m Are walking advertisements for o
tate to refer to them for a recon
J WE KNOW OUR DUTY
j PROMISE YOU CiOOD T
X NOT ONLY" WILLING. 1
MONEY MATTERS. "
X Come and dn business with us
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3^ ABSOLUT]
5 ROCK HILL - - S
? W. J. RODDEY, President.
J. L. Williams. Mason McConnell.
J. L. WILLIAMS & CO.
The Leading
Dress Goods Styles
Satin, finished In fancy weaves, will
be a leader.
Unfinished Worsted and Serges in
fancy weaves will be in good style for
I fall and winter wear.
We have an elaborate line of newest
weaves rrom me very ucsi maivcra auu
Importers, at most pleasing prices?
50 CTS., 75 CT3., 89 CT3., and $1.00
A YARD.
J. L. WILLIAMS & CO.
m-WE DO NO CREDIT BUSINESS.
TO THE
FARMER
Whose name appears on our books,
with a balance to his or her credit, who
presents the first check given for a
bale or more of new crop cotton sold
on the Clover market, we will give
FIVE DOLLARS IN GOLD
The Bank of Clover,
OZjOVIDR, 0. o.
Phonograph
Records
at
15 Cents
Each
At the
Carroll Furniture Co.
Straight
Ahead
It Is wonderful what can be done by
a man who works persistently along
the right line. It's deviating from the
course?getting off the track?letting
down a little at times, that is fatal to
progress.
So it is with saving. You must
SAVE SYSTEMATICALLY and for
Safety and Courteous Attention, deposit
your money in
THE LOAN AND SA VI VOS BANK
M. L. Carroll. C. W. Carroll.
CARROLL BROS.
The Feed That
Is ALL FEED
CORNO HEN FEED (Free of Cheat).
CORNO CHICK FEED (Free of
Cheat).
CORNO MULE AND HORSE FEED.
The United States Government recommends
Corno Horse and Mule Feed
in preference to Corn, Oats and Hay.
Send us an order and give It a fair
trial. You'll like It.
99" If you want Good Flour for light
bread and biscuit, order a sack of
ZENITH !
Prompt attention given all orders.
CARROLL BROS.
FOB SALE
ONE 15-horse and one 40-horse engine.
Address Box 403, Yorkvllle,
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ROMPTI
r customers that the treatment we ^
5Y COULI> ASK. Whenever they ?
lenever they entrust any business X
>ut for them, IT IS DONE IN A
'TORY WAY. The customers of ^
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ur institution, and we never hesi- J
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TO CUSTOMERS, AND J
REATMENT. WE ARE J
tUT WE ARE ABLE IN ^
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; UNION BANK J
SLY SAFE 1M. J
IOUTH CAROLINA i
IRA B. DUNLAP, Cashier.
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E THAN WHEN THEY AB
Is your employment of the
UCliei Lliailgi; jruui iwauum
This Bank has for near]
ployed" in making money for
time we have been doing what
town and community, and partii
whose pleasure it has been to
THIS GOOD BANK.
The policy of this Bank is
courtesy every depositor, whethei
Come and do your businei
growing Bank.
A liberal interest paid on ti
the Savings Department."
THE FIRST NA
YORK VI
0. E. WILKINS, Pres.
i nniii iiiiTiiii nnriiiiiu
a rtmmu i ual rncmiuffl
Ivcas 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 LOW 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.
Molasses?
I STILL HAVE A TIP TOP HOME
MADE MOLA8SES, AS WELL AS |
THE FINEST KIND OF PORTO
RICO.
HIGHEST GRADE OF NEW OR- 1
<
LEANS TO THE LOWEST. ALL
RANGING FROM 60 CENT8 TO 30
CENTS A GALLON. |
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LOUIS ROTH.
YMY MY* YMV MY* YMY MYM YMY
j Recognized
~ We keep an extensive line ol
< V1KSF/ these r
* V^flW / making.
J \W/ in Pod
^ \ ^K/ our stoc
* \|/ quality.
tf V / When >
4 IT let us sh
l YORKVILLE HARD
* TSoe us for Galvanized am
UK AIU KAK AKA KAK AKA KAK
J. M. BRIAN COMPANY
The Fancy Grocers
FRESH GROCERIES
Be sure to try "Ye Old Tabard Inn"
Coffee. It Is nice.
Try our "Perfection Brand" Molasses
and Corn Syrup.
Vienna and Pork Sausage.
"Violet Chips" Chewing Gum.
If you are going to put up any fruit,
call in and get Mason's Fruit Jars and
Rubbers from us.
We have a nice line of Tobacco, Cigars
and Cigarettes.
See us when you want a Lamp, or
anything In Tinware.
Another barrel of those Salt Her-1^
J.ko* Wa/?a1oa/1 t VtAlf M|AA
lings jurat ICLCMLU, auu UICJ aic uitc.
J. M. BRIAN COMPANY.
Herndon & Gordon. "
Save the Fruit
We're sure that every lady In York
county will agree with us, that every
particle of fruit?blackberries, apples,
peaches, etc., should be saved. It don't ,
stay long?only a short time in which J
to save It. We've got the Jars, Rubbers
and Tops. We also have Tin
Cans and Wax Strings. J
Just received another 200 pounds of
the nicest CANDY we've ever handled.
New crop Irish Potatoes.
See us for Groceries, Hardware and
Confectioneries. t
We have a nice line of STOfCE ?
CHURNS. 1
HERNDON & GORDON. >
DRY AND GREEN HIDES. t
Prices good; bring them in; I pay up s
when up, I pay down when down.
Prices fluctuate.
W. H. HERNDON.
FOR SALE. THE
Hurt house, Lincoln St. Newly
built, painted, 8 rooms, 2-story,
large lot, barn, cow shed, on city water
line. Price reasonable and will
make liberal terms to suit purchaser,
one to fifteen years. Will rent for
$12.50 month. See me. f
W. R. CARROLL. 1
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AT THE BRATTON FARM. '
WE are offering thoroughbred '
Guernsey Heifers at from $10 up t
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 to $5
each. Pure Buff Orpington eggs at
$1 a setting of 16. r
J. MEEK BURNS. Manager. I
IT
YMENT
)RE INNOCENTLY EMPLOYED
IE HONESTLY MAKING MONEY,
i Innocent kind? If not, you had
ly six years been "innocently emits
shareholders; but at the same
we could for the interest of this
cularly for our patrons and friends,
take advantage of the service of
to treat liberally and with uniform
: his account is a large or small one.
ss the progressive way with this
me "Certificates of Deposits," or in
TIONAL BANK
LLE, S. C.
R. C. ALLEIN, Cashier.
MY, MY,
There It Is Again :
Some one has upset that Ink bottl
and spoiled all my new stationer:
And Oh! My nice desk is ruined to<
I'll not be troubled that way any mor<
I'll avoid it by getting one of thos
nice Fountain Pons; they save troubl
and money, and write so nice an
smooth. The Maroantilo Fountain Pa
is decidedly the best. Any price froi
$1 up. And every one is guarantee
by
THE STAR DRUG STORE.
A ROCHESTER'
PERCOLATER
Will help your wife to mak
2o(fee BETTER than "Mother use<
to make," unless your mother used i
ROCHESTER" Percolator.
Rnv a PP.nrfll.ATriR for vou
wife?She will be pleaded?You wl
be pleased and the Children will b
Jelighted with the BETTER coffee.
Prices?$1.90 to $2.25.
Come and let me show you WH1
:he ROCHESTER makes better cof
fee so easy.
T. W. SPECK, Hie Jeweler.
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For Quality \
Pocket Knives, Razors?Ordi- .
1 Safety?Shears, Scissors, Carv- ?
ires, etc. Every article we sell '
line is the very best that your <
rill buy. Eveiy article will give ?
value for your money. a
ars we have the Shumate, Keen j
ind Boker in the Ordinary, and
l Kutter and Gillette in Safeties^ j
(present the BEST in Razor 4
cet Knives, Shears and Scissors, |
k Includes goods of undoubted 4
rou want anything in these lines, ow
you the Best to Be Had.
WARE COMPANY J
1 Painted Iron Roofing. j
MA MAM A MA MAM AMA MAM A Mi
THIS IS THE PLACE TO GET
FRUIT JARS
And RUBBERS
Fruit Jars and Rubbers,
Royal, Rumford and Good
Luck Baking Powders,
Also Horsfords' Bread Preparation,
Chewing Tobacco,
Smoking Tobacco,
Apple and Pickling Vinegar,
Swift's Hams and Breakfast Strip,
Coffee and Teas?a Specialty.
I. W. JOHNSON.
rHECITY MEAT MARKET
Slierer & Ferguson.
Just Phone "74"
For The Best
Meats....
If you want something nice and free!
o satisfy your appetite, Just call uj
*o. 74, and let your wants be known
Co get the best, order the day before
'ou want it.
For Saturday, we will have our regilar
line of Ham, Beef, Pork and Sauage.
Also nice Veal and Mutton.
Wanted small fat Hogs and Eggs.
SHERER & FERGUSON.
listen:
Some months ago, a farmer of Yorfc
lAiintir innlrA a P Innnrlmr Vila Kllllll InfTU
."UIIIJ OJIUIVC UL III9UI lllg WIO uuuuiMfto
>ut "put it off." A few days ago, his
lice, new barn was destroyed by fire?
i clear loss. This was the fruits ol
>rocrastination.
If you don't know the remedy, the
rARMERS' MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, of Yorkville, car
ell you.
D. E. BONEY, Agt. and Treas.
J. L. Rainey, President.
9T Don't use Printed matter thai
nakes your business look "cheap/
Jse The Enquirer kind?The Best.
DOIT
NOW
You will probably need a new 8tove
or Range at your house the coming
fall or winter, and right now is a good
time to see about getting just what
you want, and having it placed in your
kitchen. ' And you cannot do better
than to see us. Our stock of 8toves
and Ranges is very lar^e, they were
bought at the right prices, and we
offer them to our customers now at
the most attractive prices for summer
buying. Come and see us about a
Stove or Range.
FOR 8UMMER COOKING
A Kertecnon Blue name uii awve
is the ideal Stove. It is clean, efficient,
quick, safe, certain, and the prices are
very low. See us about a Perfection.
YORK FURNITURE CO.
~ Jas. M. Starr, J. F. McElwee,
President. Sec. and Treas.
YORK SUPPLY CO.
Incorporated.
- Building Material
We have a good supply of Building
. Material, which includes Brick, Rough
' Lumber, Dressed Lumber, Flooring,
Y' Weather Boarding, Celling, Doors,
' Sash and Blinds, Shingles, Nails,
' Locks, Hinges, Iron Roofing?Painted
le and Galvanized, V.-Crlmped and Cord
rugated. Also have Paint for Iron
_ Roofing, Linseed Oil and Dry Red,
_ Mixed, Ironlte Black Paint This
j Paint will stop leaks In the roof; will
preserve the material and make It last
much longer.
Let us sell you a MOWER, so you
can save your grass and make hay.
York Supply Company.
m a&jfHBy i ?
a ' ^KJKlf^^BM ? 2
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"Oh! those prices are right, but I
can't play and I do love music." Very
, well then, we'll sell you a Farrend "Ce1
cilian" Piano. The "Cecilian" Is the
" Pioneer of the Piano player Industry.
Call and talk It over with us, or drop
a card tor latest Catalog.
Remember our Sheet Music department,
Edison Phonographs and Victor
. Talking Machines, are the beat.
Sold at
I R. B. DAVIDSON CO.
? THE MUSIC STORE ?
! Diseasesi
^ Of various kinds frequently have their
(origin from filth about premises that
can be reached In no other way than
I by the use of a first-class liquid disinf
fectant. For this kind of filth there Is
| nothing that is equal to
| Chloro-Napthroleum
, It makes a perfect disinfectant and
I Is an Ideal preparation for deodorizing
| sinks, closets, dog kennels, pig pens,
chicken coops and yards, cow stables,
(etc. Get a can here and try It. Resuits
will please you.
I
THE YORK DRUG STORE,
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n uu <11 JS '
, When you are ready to begin the
I summer campaign for canning and
9 pickling, such as require GLASS
FRUIT JARS, RUBBERS and TOPS,
come and see us for prices. We will
sell you If you will.
PURINA FEED?For Horses there Is 1
nothing quite so good as Purina Horse 1
Feed?It furnishes every necessary ar- J
tlcle of diet for work animals In the !
most convenient form. Try a sack and ]
you will use It continuously. Purina
Chicken Feed?Assures healthy, rapid
growing chicks, and egg producing
hens. The most successful poultry
growers feed Purina.
OATMEAL?In sealed tin cans?It
Is cleanly, sanitary, free from bugs and .
Is always sweet and fresh. Let us
send you Oatmeal In Cans.
Farmers' Wholesale Grocery,
. J. M. FERGUSON, Prop. \
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Rawls Plumbing Co.
SEE US NOW
WE have an adequate force of
Competent Workmen to do
i PLUMBING or other work in our
) line. We can give you all the infor.
matlon that can be desired about
i SANITARY PLUMBING, and show
you styles and prices of the LATEST,
BEST and MOST APPROVED FIX
TURES.
COME FOR U8 or SEND FOR US. .
RAWLS PLUMBING COMPANY.
S. H. GRIFFITH, M. D. \
Gaffney, S. C. '
J SPECIALIST. I
PRACTICE limited to treatment of J
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat diseases,
' and the Fitting of Glasses.
Office Hours?9 to 12 a. m.; 2 to 5 1
! P. m. s
45 f 3m.
i t
t
PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO.
During the summer months and until
further notice, the office hours of
The Lindsay Studio wllll be from 9 a.t
m. to 2 p. m. Studio will be open ev'
ery day during these hours. C
Phone 132. b
WRAV'S PS
SAVE YOU
GOING THROUGH OUR ST
LINES THAT MUST BE MOVE]
Iuum, w& AKG niiiKUi urrinn
PRICES THAT YOU CANNOT A
SHOES FOR
In Men's Shoes we are offer
and Box Calf Leathers?$3.50 qu;
take your choice at 92.98 A PAII
There is also a counter full
culled from broken lines?all go a
For Ladies' who want better
we have the "BEND EASY" line
lent value at $2.50 A PAIR.
jy CLOI
I . We offer twenty-five Suits o
111 worth $10 and $12?good sizes?
A SUIT.
"J HATS F
Broken lots of Felt Hats are
bJ and size?they go at cut prices v
J me, but you can stand that?$1.5C
and so on through the line.
|-| COLLARS
200 Men's Linen Collars?gc
X EACH.
hln hot weather wear the "PE
?it sells at 25 CTS. EACH. Ev<
COLLAR.
* One lot of Gentlemen's Whiu
V? MEN'S SHIRTS?Good line
^ Prices?25 CTS. TO 98 CTS. EAC
^ OP INTERES
Qm 600 yards Embroideries and
^ to close at 8 CTS Yard. Ladies'
? dren's Belts, 10 CTS. and CP.
^ Handkerchiefs, 4 CTS. EACH.
HOSIERY?Ladles' Hose, 1
20 CTS.
Children's Half Hose?5 CTS
mt Men's Half Hose?5 CTS. an
M 1,000 yards Checked Glnghaj
H 5 CTS. A YARD.
600 yards good 86 inch Sheet
3$ WHITE DRESS GOODS?Te
jll and bars, that were 15c and 20c ;
. Five pieces Lawns, 26c and 8
$0 WOOL DRESS GOODS?50
g| at 69 CTS. YARD,
gf 40 inch Cashmeres that we:
H CTS. YARD.
sg 36 Inch Cashmeres and Po]
$1 now going at 42 CTS. YARD.
CORSETS?American Beaut;
?j Children's waists?non-rusting?1
H VISIT THIS 8TORETHERE
ARE ALL KINDS C
ll WORTH SEEING. COME.
I J. Q. WRAY, '
A WORD TO THE
PARENTS
OF YORK COUNTY
Do you desire a liberal education for
your son or daughter?
Consider the advantages of ERSKINE
COLLEGE, Due West, 8. C.
A healthful location, good moral
tone. University trained men on faculty.
Courses embrace English Literature,
Languages, Mathematics, History,
Bible, etc.
Young men's and young women's
Christian Associations.
Efficient Literary Societies and
Athletic organizations.
Free tuition to young ladies in Wylie
Home.
For illustrated catalogue, apply to
J 8. MOFFATT,
Due West, 8. C.
(hicora
GREENVILLE, - - - S. C.
M Tl
THE
SOUTH
CAROLINA
PRESBYTERIAN
COLLEGE
FOR
WOMEN
A Christian Home School.
A High Standard College.
A. Tuition, Board, Room and
Fees $183.00.
B. All Included in proposition
(A) land Tuition In Music,
Art or Expression $203 to 1213.
S. C. BYRD, D. D., Pres.
Due West gjjfa
HAS all the modern physical comforts
and conveniences. Our
strong points are quiet study, thorough
work, sweet Christian Influences,
kind personal oversight and
low rates. For Catalog and other Information
apply to
Rev. JAS. BOYCE, D. D., Pres.
Due West, S. c.
63 f 7t
HIGH SCHOOL ELECTIOIf
To Be Held at Clover On Monday,
July 19, 1909.
IN .compliance with a petition signed
by the requisite number of freeholdsrs
residing in School District No. 37,
(Clover), asking for an election on the
luestion of establishing a High School
in said district, and such petition bang
In due accordance with the statutes
fovernlng the case, and having been
July granted by the County Board of
Education, we, the undersigned trustees,
hereby order the said election to
oe held In the town of Clover on
MONDAY, JULY 19, 1909. The polls
(vill be opened at 8 o'clock a. m., and
:losed at 4 o'clock p. m. Eligibility to
/ote is limited to those residents of
District No. 37 who pay other than poll
:axes, and who must present registra:ion
certificates and receipts showing
:he previous payment of all past due
axes. The form of the ballot to be
:ast will be "For High School," and
'Against High School."
W. B. STROUP,
J. E. BEAMGUARD.
T? A MATTH5TWS
Z. M. NIELL,
G. W. KNOX.
Trustees.
53 f 3t
SPECIAL TAX ELECTION
To be Held at W. B. Good's Store on
Saturday, July 17.
VTOTICE Is hereby given to the
qualified voters of School District
*o. 15, (Cotton), that an election will
>e held in said district at W. B. Good's
store, on SATURDAY. JULY 17.
.909, at which election the qualified
roters of the said school district will
rote for or against a special levy of
hree mills for the support of the
ichools of the said district. The polls
vill be opened at 8 a. m., and closed
tt 4 p. m. Eligibility to vote is United
to those who pay other than poll
ovoa nnri whn must exhibit reeistra
Ion certificates and tax receipts.
W. T. SMARR,
E. M. BANKHEAD,
W. B. GOOD,
Trustees.
53 f 3t
3?r Send the Enquirer your orders for
Commercial Printing if you want the
iest work.
yCESWILLl
HONRY I
D. TO THE MAN WITH THE B
INO MANY UNUSUAL PRICES? B
FFORD TO OVERLOOK. B
YOUR FEET. I
lng all broken lots In Patent. Vici fl
ality?all lumped together and you
of Ladles' and Children's Shoes? B
t REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH. B
Shoes than they have been buying,
in all leathers, and they are excel*
THING. ^
f Men's Clothings?dark colors? ^
but they go at one price?$6.98 A ap
OR MEN. . ^
i here, too?one or two of a shape
chile they last?it means a loss to 7^
I Hats at $1.10; *2.00 Hats at $1.65 "
FOR MEN. ^
>od styles?good qualities?ft OTB. X
IO" Collar? It looks Just like linen ^
sry buyer Is pleased with the PBO ^
> P-K Dress Vests at SO OTS. Each, m
8 and splendid values?Bargain
H. ^
T TO LADIE8. Q
Insertions, 10c and 16c qualities? M
Belts at 1ft OTS. to SO OTS.; Cull- 1*1
Ladles' and Men's Hemstitched ap
5c quality, 10 OTB., 26c quality,
L and UPWARD.
d UPWARD. m
tns and Chambrmys in solid colors,
ing at ft OTS. YARD. I
n pieces light weight Lawns, stripes
irard, NOW 10 OTS. YARD. '
6c qualities?NOW IS OTB. YARD.
Inch SlcUUans, worth $1, to close H
re 60c and 76c?now going at 48 H
pllns that were 60c and 60c, are H
r. OS Gt?: "No Brand" at 4ft Oh! I
is errs each. B
-it will pay you.
>p bargains here that arb
rHE LEADER. |
J. C. WILBORN
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH ME
IF YOU WANT TO 8EIL?
FOR SALE ?
740 aorea J. E. Lowry plantation;
8 mile* Rock Hill; f of Yorkvllle. Land
lies level?very fine farm.
187 acre*?Adjoin lands of 8. L. Miller.
Price $10 per acre.
200 Aoree?Marshall Campbell place
In Bethel; a beautiful home and farm.
Price $6,500.00.
The beautiful cottage and 8$ acres
of land;'property of W. H. Whlsonant
In Hickory Grove.
585 Acre* Beautiful, level land. In
Clay Hill section.
445 Acres?Nearly 800 acres In fine
bottoms, In Bullock's Creek township;
very cheap. Property of E. M. and
Jaa B. Bankhead.
W. B. Keller Place?Two miles of
Yorkvllle on King's Mountain road.
801| Acres. It is a beautiful boms and
a fine farm. Look at it and make me
an otter.
Walter McEhree Lot?Near Graded
School, Yorkvllle, 100x885 feet
A fine lot
270 acres, $8,700. 881 acres,
$5,000, 5 miles from Rock ED1L 511
acres, W. J. Ingle property. 875
acres near C. C. Hughes. 144 acres,
near C. C. Hughea 100 acres, J. M.
?eagie piace.
I wilt sell 620 acres. In town of Tlrzah.
171 acres, J. J. Scoggins place.
COBIE AND TELL ME TOUR
WANTS?IT WILL FAT TOU. I
HAVE BARGAINS FOR ALL.
J. C. WILBORN.
W. Brown Wylie, John E. Carroll,
President 8eo. A Treat.
YORKVILLE MONUMENT WORKS
YORKVILLE, 8. C.
Anything In
Marble or Granite
LET US HAVE TOUR ORDERS
NOW FOR ANT KIND OF WORK
IN MARBLE OR GRANITE. WE
CAN PROBABLY FILL TOUR
REQUIREMENTS FROM OUR
LARGE STOCK OF DESIGNS. IF
NOT WE WILL BE PLEASED TO
SHOW YOU OTHER DESIGNS
THAT WE CAN FURNISH OR
WILL MAKE WHAT YOU WANT
FROM YOUR DESIGN.
A Letter or Postal Card will bring
you information by the first mall. A
better way Is for you to visit our
yard and let us show you what we
have.
YORKVLLLE MONUMENT WORKS.
Anything in Marble or Qranito.
W We Pay YOU to SAVE.
Our Best Advertisement
Is Never Printed
"A Satisfied Customer"
The man or woman who ha* tried
saving?and the advantages of
our Saving* Department?who
enjoys It* advantages, and Is prennrBd
for Ill-luck. sickness and
distress, is our best advertisement.
If you haven't yet started the
year right by opening a savings
account do so at once.
A dollar or so at first, then add to
it weekly or monthly. Interest
paid quarterly.
BANK OF HICKORY GROVE
CEMENT
BLOCKS
We are now taking orders for making
Cement Blocks in any size and
shape for Building Purposes, Fencing,
Curbing, Cemetery Lots, etc. See us
for prices.
STOVE WOOD
We are prepared to fill orders for
Stove Wood, cut from slabs to stove
lengths In oak and pine, at |1.UO par
Load. Phone us for Stove Wood.
J. J. KELLER & CO.
W See us for Lima, Cement, Lumber
?Rough or Dressed.
FOB REHT~
DICKSON HOUSE, King's Mountain
street, next Garrison.
C. B. SPENCER.
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