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The parties contend that according to the creed of their church, Saturday being the seventh day, It Is the day of rest and should be observed as the day of rest. Magistrate Stradley, k who Issued the warrant, has been ) notified that the dignitaries of their church from Atlanta and other places will be here on the day of the trial to look after the Interests of the defendants. They have engaged, It Is said, two prominent lawyers from Atlanta and Chicago to defend them. I The date of the trial has not been set, but it will take place soon, and as a large crowd will be present at the trial it Is thought that It will.be held in the county court house to accommodate all who expect to attend. ? Columbia State: The state head-i >"? Formers' Union of I 4uai vvto VA vww ? South Carolina is busy preparing for the next state convention which meets in this city on the 28th instant State Secretary Reed informs the State that all the counties in South Carolina with the exception of a few will be represented at this next annual meeting of the state union. Should all the delegates who have been electI ed attend, there will be at least 175 1 here at that time. Those who come as delegates from their respective counties are among the representative and most intelligent farmers of the state. The convention will have before it for consideration many matr ters of great interest, not alone to the farmer but to all others whose prosperity is bound up with that of the farming class. It is planned that the sessions of the convention shall hold for about three days. The railroad? will give reduced rates, and as the convention comes off at a time when farming operations are not so pressing, the state officers have reason to expect full delegations from the 30 or more counties entitled to representation. Said Mr. Reed: "The farmers of South Carolina were never so well organised as at present. The state Farmers' union is gaining in strength and efficiency every day. The farmers, more alive ?to their interests and needs than ever before, have been stimulated through the agency of the Farmers' union to better methods of farming and to better ways of con 1 Interests. It Is this striving uiv>> practical work of the union that is attracting the attention of the farming class all over the state, the effect of which has been and is a great increase of membership. Nearly every ^ county in the state has a strong coun? ty union made up of many local unions, of which there are about 500 in the state." AT THE CHURCHES. BAPTIST. 4 There will be prayer meeting on Wednesday evening at 8.30 o'clock. Spfriat Sotim. Preaching at York Cotton Mill. Rev. L O. Murray will preach at the York Cotton Mill Thursday night at fc 8.30. Mooting at Sharon. Rev. W. B. Arrowood will commence a series of meetings at Woodlawn church next Monday night, July 26, and continue the same through the _ following Sunday. 58 t.f 2t Preaching at Ramah. Rev. Wm. J. Wyly of Bowling Green, will commence a series of sermons at Ramah on next Thursday, July 22, at 11 o'clock. It T. A. Brown, Clerk. 8orvicoe at Lowryvilla. Rev. J. H. Pearcy will begin a aeries of revival services at Lowryvllle ne Sunday morning and will be assisted by Rev. I. G. Murray of Torkville. Services at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. All f are cordially invited. It J. H. Pearcy. Congregational Meeting at Sharon. There will be a congregational meeting in Sharon A. R. church next Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock, for the purg pose of moderating a call to Rev. E. B. Hunter. Rev. J. L. Oates will officiate. _ Beereheba Cemetery. On next Friday morning at 7 o'clock, at the church, a contract will be let for cleaning off the cemetery. Specifications as what is to be done and W how, may be had at the time and place mentioned. G. M. Carroll, For Board of Deacons. P She (Cotton Jflarhet. Torkville, July 20.?Cotton 12Jc. New York, July 19.?Spot cotton quiet, 25 points lower; middling up lands 12.40; middling gun xi.ou, ?uc^ 800 bales. Futures opened weak and closed easy as follows: July 11.78; Aug. 11.74; Sept 11.75; Oct. 11.75 Nov. 11.75: Dec. 11.77; Jan. 11.76; March 11.78; May 11.79. LUNCH PARTY BY the young Ladles' Missionary and Aid Society of Bullock's Creek church, at the residence of Mr. T. B. Ratchford on Wednesday, July 28, fc from 4.30 p. m. to 11 p. m. The public is invited. It0 F. Q. S., Secretary. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR FINAL DISCHARGE. TTAVING this day filed with the XAprobate court for York county my final return as guardian of JEFF H. COMER, notice Is hereby given that on Thursday, August 19, 1909, I will make application to said court for a discharge from all further liability In * connection with said guardianship. ^ D. L. GALLMAN. Rock Hill, No. 1, July 19, 1909. 58 t 5t* PICNIC AT SMYRNA THE public is cordially invited to ^ a bi$ basket picnic to be held at Smyrna, on July 31, under the auspices of the Farmers 'Union. There will be good speeches and everything possible will be done for the pleasure and comfort of the guests of the occasion. R. W. WHITESIDES, R. B. WHITESIDES, S. L. CALDWELL, R. T. CASTLES, E. D. DARWIN. Committee. 58 t 2t WOFFORD COLLECE SPARTANBURG, S. C. Henry Nelson Snyder, M. A? Litt. D.t ^ LL.D. President. Ten departments?Gymnasium under competent director. Athletic grounds. Library and librarian. Science hall. Fifty-sixth year begins September 15, 1909. For catalogue address. J. A. GAMEWELL. Secretary. ^ WOFFORD COLLEGE FITTING SCHOOL Spartanburg, S. C. Three new brick buildings. Steam heat and electric lights. Individual attention to each student. Next session begins September 15, 1909. For catalogue and information address A. M. DuPRE, Headmaster. >58 t 3t STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. County of York. fkJ DDADimn /WTTDT ? ' r r?von t a wvn*i By L. R. Williams, Esq.. Probate Judge V of Yorg County. WHEREAS M. C. WILLIS has applied to me for Letters of Administration, on all and singular, the goods and chattels, rights and credits of J. B. STEPHENSON, late of the county aforesaid, deceased These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to be and appear before me at our next Probate Court for the said county, to be holden at York Court House on the 6TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1909, to shew cause, if any, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under my Hand and Seal, this 17 th day of July, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and nine and in the 134th year of American Independence. + L. R. WILLIAMS. w 58 t 2t FOR SALE?BULL TERRIERS PEDIGREED stock .Absolutely dead game. The best watch dog or companion, and fastest fighting dog on earth. Correspondence solicited. BURNETT KENNELS. Knoxville, Tenn. 58 t It* J. L. Williams. Mason McConnsll. J. L. WILLIAMS & CO. PRICES MAKK.ED DOWN We hav? gone over our entire stock of Spring and Summer Dress Goods, Clothing and Shoes and marked the prices down, as the stock must be closedout at once. It is your opportunity. J. L. WILLIAMS & CO. WWE DO NO CREDIT BUSINESS. Jas. M. Starr, J. F. McElwee, President. Sec. and Treaa. YORK SUPPLY CO. Incorporated Crimson Clover Plant Crimson Clover in your corn or cotton at lay-by time for winter cover crop. Prevents land from washing, givee it nitrogen and makes a crop of hay and you can plant corn after cutting the Clover. We have the seed. Received this week fresh Cheesetry some. We have fruit Jars and extra Rubbers and Tops for Jars. York Supply Company. At* Invitation We cordially invite every man who expects to do any building or repairing this summer to come and see us for Galvanized and Painted Iron Roofing and Vuleanita and Amatite Composition Roofing, Strap T. Britt and Blind Hinges, Door Locks, Sash Locks and Lifts, Bar Iron and other Builders' Hardware. If you desire to "take a drive" see us for Wire and Cut Nails. At least do yourself the justice of getting our prices on Builders' Hardware, before you buy. Yorkvillc Hardware Company. W See us for Pocket Knives, Razors, SheaA, Scissors, etc. Herndon & Gordon. Peeping Through Our Keyhole Wouldn't give you a very good idea of the variety of goods that we carry in stock, but an occasional visit to our store will convince you that we can serve you well with Good Goods at Correct Prices. Of course you know we keep The best in Groceries and Confectionery. A good stock of Hardware. The very best in Sole and Side Leather. All kinds of Dishes and Glassware. A good line of Good Pocket Knives. Buggy Whips at 10c to 50c. An Tee box filled with the choicest of Soft Drinks that are ice cold. Those who have bought them are much pleased with our Stone Churns? they are sanitary and clean. See them. HERNDN & GORDON. Three Important Considerations In buying Life Insurance there are three important considerations that should have great weight with the individual who seeks to safeguard his family, estate or his own old age. First. The record and history of the company. He should inquire as to how long the company has been in business and as to whether or not it has always been absolutely square in its dealings with policyholders on principle, and not because forced to be so by law. If a company is without age and a clean record?a record above reproach?it should not receive the same consideration as one that has both, any more than a young medical student should or does receive the same consideration as the veteran physician who has established himself in the confidence of the public by a long, honorable and successful career. Second. The terms of the contract issued. There are some features about the contracts of all reputable companies that to the layman "look alike," but in reality are often very different. Be sure that you understand every important provision in a contract you are considering. Study it before you buy. Third. Remember that the policy bought today may remain in force 25 to 50 years and that you will pay hard cash for it and therefore should insure in a company that you can feel sure, by reason of its past record and present financial strength, will be on hand to deliver the goods when pay aay comes. If you are guided by the foregoing suggestions you will not go far wrong, and If you fall to Insure In the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co., of Newark, N. J., It will either be because you allowed yourself to become convinced that another agent represented a "just as good" company, or were unable to pass a satisfactory medical examination. SAM M. GRIST, Special Agent. Good Things To Eat You can always depend on getting the very best and freshest Groceries when you order your supplies from this store. Among our newest arrivals are the following: CREAM CHEESE SARATOGA CHIP** FULTON YEAST. CHIPPED REEF IN Glass and Tin CHOW-CHOW SWEET and SOUR PICKLES LEMONS . 9 O'CLOCK WASHING POWDER ROCK SALT for Ice Cream freezing ROCK SALT for Cattle. When you want the Best Groceries for your family I can furnish them. Phone your orders. W. E. FERGUSON. FOR SALE ONE 15-horse and one 40-horse engine. Address Box 403, Yorkville, p " 56 f.t 3t COMING! Col. L. C. Figg's FAMOUS CHEROKEE INDIAN BA8EBALL 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 canvas fencing 1,200 feet long and equipped with a Grand Stand seating 2,000 people. Watch for later announcements and On-'* fnrnM +h? Date?JULY 26. Admission?25c fop Afternoon Gams and 35c for Evening Game. BASEBALL COM. 57 t.t td Molasses? I STILL HAVE A TIP TOP HOME MADE MOLASSES, AS WELL AS THE FINEST KIND OF PORTO RICO. HIGHEST GRADE OF NEW ORLEANS TO THE LOWEST. ALL RANGING FROM 60 CENT8 TO 30 CENTS A GALLON. LOUIS ROTH. NEEDED EVERY DAY ICE CREAM SALT FRUIT JARS FRUIT JAR RUBBERS. FRUIT JAR CAPS JELLY TUMBLERS GRASS CUTTING BLADES SHARPENING SNATHS MOLE TRAPS?Sure catching SCHOOL BOOKS SCHOOL STATIONERY GET THEM FROM W. M. KENNEDY, Agent. J. HI. BRIAN COMPANY The Fancy Grocer** 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. a at 1 1 OAU Uam Aliuinvr uarrei ui uiuoo ewi iicirings Just received, and they are nice. J. M. BRIAN COMPANY. GLENN & ALLISON. Mowers, Rakes, Machinery, Etc. We are headquarters for McCORMICK MOWERS and RAKES, and we have a full supply on hand. We sell the INTERNATIONAL GASOLINE ENGINE and guarantee it to give perfect satisfaction. But If you are In the market for a Steam Engine, Saw Mill, Cotton Gin or Cotton Press, you had better see us for prices. Our Buggy and Wagon line is complete, and will be glad to quote you prices. GLENN & ALLISON. M. L. Carroll. C. W. Carroll. CARROLL BROS. The Feed That Is ALL FEED CORXO HEN FEED (Free of Cheat). COR NO CHICK FEED (Free of Cheat). CORXO 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. W If you want Good Flour for light bread and biscuit, order a sack of ZENITH! Prompt attention given all orders. CARROLL BROS. COME TO Sherer's Don't Forget to Come to SHERER'S When You Want Nice Bananas. Also have plenty of nice, Fresh Cabbage on hands all the time now. When it is Eggs or Butter you want we most always have plenty of both on hands. I am still selling THE BEST BEEF at the same Old Place. When you are in neea or any, pieuse pnunc ui call around and We Will Try to Please You. Some people when they phone for Stuff, They want It Right Away; Then when you send the Bill around, They Haven't Time to Pay. OLD GEORGE, The Butcher. AT THE BRATTON FARM. WE are offering thoroughbred Guernsey Heifers at from $10 up 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 15. J. MEEK RT'RNS. Mnnnerer 5W Don't use Printed matter that makes your business look "cheap." Use The Enquirer kind?The Best. tail 111 ill ? Ml HI Ml Ml mna?ii ^ ar A DOLLAR SAVED IS j OURP | AREGUA ? Against Any | ~~ j Buy Bargains?I 7 COME AND TAKE A CLOi 2 WE ARE NOW OFFERING W1 3 OR NOT WE WILL BE GLAD ' J SAVE MONEY. THESE EXTE P WILL NOT LAST LONG?OUR P ? IjOW ENOUGH TO TEMPT TI W TO THIS STORE WILL CONVINt ? Black Dress Good { $1.25 Black Dress Goods?NOW 1 1 $1.00 Black Dress Goods?NC 75 Cents Black Dress Got L 50 Cts. Black Dress P AND OTHER QUALITIES AT LI All Colored Dress Goods at I A All Embroideries AT COST. x Short Lengths in Silks Will G C 20 PER CENT OFF on All V jj COLORED LawnsV 64 Cents Colored Lawns?NOW 5 64 Cents Colored I k 8 1-3 Cents Colored Lawns?NOW P 8 1-3 Cents Colored Lam 0 124 Cents Colored Lawns?NOW 1 12) Cents Colored Li fj 99* ALL CALICOES AT F1 1 S P E ( 3 * CHILDREN'S 15 CENTS WILL GO AT FIVE (5) CENTS A f 99* A DOLLAR SAVED IS ??????????? ? RUSH TO i Special Bargain Co ? FOR YOUNG M SZU.0U BW1AO?nuw >10.01 |. X $18.00 SUITS?NOW $14,621. I $15.00 SUITS?NOW $12.0< C $10.00 SUITS?NOW $ ? $5.00 SUITS?NOW X $4.00 SUITS?NO V $2.50 SUITS? fj $2.00 SI WE WILL SELL DURING T] C SUITS FOR MEN?SOMETHING { MER?AT $1,871 THE SUIT. J ALL PANTS CLOTH WILL { THIS SALE. IT IS A GOOD T] Z Br* MEN'S $1 00 DRESS SHIR' ; YORKVILLE I ^ WW A DOLLAR SAVED Ifi FWWrWPWB IW WU 111 IWMmWM llf I THIS IS THE PLACE TO GET FRUIT JARS And RUBBERS Fruit Jars and Rubbars, Royal, Rumford and Good Luck Baking Powders, Also Horsfords' Bread Preparation, Chewing Tobacco, Smoking Tobacco, Apple and Pickling Vinegar, Swift's Hams and Breakfast 8trip, Coffee and Teas?a Specialty. 1. W. JOHNSON. BASKET PICNIC THERE will be a Basket Picnic at Sutton's Springs on WEDNESDAY, JULY 28. The attractions of the day are to Include a ball game, and good speeches. Everybody Invited. R. E. McLURE, EDWARD GETTYS, B. B. FERGUSON, Committee. 57 f 3t I WRAV'S PR I SAVE YOU Bj GOING THROUGH OUR ST( 9 LINES THAT MUST BE MOVED El COIN, WE ARE HERE OFFER! H PRICES THAT YOU CANNOT AF || SHOES FOR K In Men's Shoes we are offerii n| and Box Calf Leathers?$3.50 qua H take your choice at $2.98 A PAIR ft There is also a counter full ( M culled from broken lines?all go at For Ladies' who want better ? we have the "BEND EASY" line I lent value at $2.50 A PAIR. ? CLOT1 UWe offer twenty-five Suits of worth $10 and $12?good sizes?b Q SUIT. HATS FC Broken lots of Felt Hats are |2J and size?they go at cut prices wl J me, but you can stand that?$1.50 and so on through the line. U COLLARS 1 200 Men's Linen Collars?got X EACH. hln hot weather wear the "PEC ?It sells at 25 CTS. EACH. Evei COLLAR. One lot of Gentlemen's Wliite Sm MEN'S SHIRTS?Good lines r Prices?25 CTS. TO 98 CTS. EACI ^ OF INTERES'l ? 500 yards Embroideries and I to close at 8 CTS Yard. Ladles' E dren's Belts, 10 CTS. and UP. ^ Handkerchiefs, 4 CTS. EACH. HOSIERY?Ladles' Hose. IE 20 CTS. Children's Half Hose?5 CTS. I Men's Half Hose?5 CTS. and 1,000 yards Checked Ginglian 5 CTS. A YARD. 500 yards good 36 inch Shcetli WHITE DRESS GOODS?Ten and bars, that were 15c and 20c yi Five pieces Lawns, 25c and 35 WOOL DRESS GOODS?50 I at 69 CTS. YARD. jo men cusnnicres inai wen CTS. YARD. 30 inch Cashmeres and Pop now going at 42 CTS. YARD. CORSETS?American Beauty, Children's waists?non-rusting?2."1 VISIT THIS STOREi THERE ARE ALL KINDS Ol WORTH SEEING. COME. J. Q. WRAY, 1 I !? I ? i A DOLLAR MADE RICES I; RANTEED jl e You May Get I? lere Thev Are h ~ V 3E LOOK AT THE BARGAINS <L ? T ii I ETHER YOU WANT TO BUY 3 TO SHOW YOU HOW YOU CAN J C iA GOOD BARGAIN VALUES b RICES ARE LOW?VERY LOW ? J IE CLOSEST BUYER. A VISIT 7 DE YOU. A 2 s Prices Reduced y e 11.00 A YARD. f A >W 871 CTS. A YARD. 3 >ds?NOW 62) CENTS YARD. A * Goods?NOW 42} CTS. A YARD. * a KE REDUCTIONS. ?j a SLACK DRESS GOODS PRICES. ? ? o at HALF PRICE. 5 a elvets -Colored LAWNS j l CENTS A YARD. X jawns?NOW 5 CENTS A YARD. V 8 1-4 CENTS A YARD, is?NOW 8 1-4 CENTS A YARD. J 0 CENTS A YARD. 5 iwns?NOW 10 CENTS A YARD. J [VE CENTS A YARD "m W , HAL ]) DROP-STITCHED STOCKINGS X PAIR. fc 1 A DOLLAR MADE jJ [ SEE OCR ' unter for Clothing $ LIN AINU BUI 3. ^ j 7.371 f a $3,871. V . W $2,871. # * -NOW $1.98. A 1 JITS?NOW $1.25. Z HIS SALE TWO PIECE COTTON V TO KEEP COOL IN THIS SUM- 7 GO AT HALF PRICE DURING 5 [ME TO BUY. ? rs?NOW 75 CENTS. ** J 3. & MER. CO. r I A DOLLAR MADE J j G. H O'LEARV j WANTED -1 Everybody to know that I have the best 1 line of MATTINGS that I have ever s shown. Not an unsightly pattern In the lot?Three New Patterns Just In? all of that good kind usually found at my place. Call and Inspect them before buying?It will pay you. Window Shades (no seconds) 25 Cts. to $1.00 Each, and a good assortment of colora Cottage Rods?Oak, Cherry and White?4 foot lengths. White in 5 fbot lengths for larger windows. Globe-Wernicke Sectional Book > Cases furnish a home for your books on the installment plan?A Section or two at a time. See the Perfection Oil Stove for your summer cooking. t G. H. O'LEARY. \ BASKET PICNIC AT Bethany Methodist Church. on t SATURDAY, JULY 31. Good \ speaking. Public invited. t W. E. FEEMSTER, for Com. v 56 t 2t* 'ICES will! HONEY I IJ /v^rv. vv m r iii 1/ iu.-iii i uikuauii m . TO THE MAX WITH THE Ej NG MANY UNUSUAL PRICES? || "FORD TO OVERLOOK. I J YOUR FEET. " ig all broken lots In Patent, Vlcl |lj llty?all lumped together and you H v b >f Ladles' and Children's Shoes? d REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH. K" Shoes than they have been buying, n all leathers, and they are excelm\G. ^ W Men's Clothing?dark colors? ^ mt they go at one price?$5.98 A ap iR MEN. here, too?one or two of a shape ^ hlle they last?It means a loss to 7^ / Hats at $1.10; $2.00 Hats at $1.05 H FOR MEN. >d styles?good qualities?5 CTS. " )" Collar? it looks Just like linen ^ y buyer Is pleased with the PEO _ P-K Dress Vests at 50 CTS. Each. |j| and splendid values?Bargain 1 a I. ^ tl [ TO LADIES. Q J nsertlons, 10c and 15c qualities? m P loltQ nt IS CPS tn so CTS.: Chll- Ml Ladies' and Men's Hemstitched "Q ic quality, 10 CTS.t 25c quality, g and UPWARD. S 1 UPWARD. is and Chambruys in solid colors, p iiff at 5 CTS. YARD. rr pieces light weight Lawns, stripes * ard, NOW 10 CTS. YARD, c qualities?NOW 15 CTS. YARD, nch Slcilllans, worth $1, to close s 60c and 75c?now going at 48 llns that were 50c and 60c, are t< 98 Cts-: "No Brund" at 48 Cts.; f > CTS EACH. 1 -IT WILL PAY YOU. p P BARGAINS HERE THAT ARE S fHE LEADER. ; ti MT y J. C. WILBORN T=? TO A T. ESTATE -1ST YOUlt PROPERTY WITH ME F YOU WANT TO SELL? ? FOR SALE ? 139 Acres?Property of Mrs. S. J. tarry; 2 good dwellings; 45 acres of resh land; 100 acres In cultivation?6 illes Yorkville. 125 Acres?At Newport, on Southrn, R. R., near Rock Hill. A nice reslence?good land?at depot, school, tc. A nice location and good farm. 740 acres?J. E. Lowry plantation; miloa Pnr'lr Hill* A nf Vnrlfvlllfl Tand es level?very flne farm. 187 acre*?Adjoin lands of S. L. Mllir. Price $10 per acre. 200 Acres?Marshall Campbell place i Bethel; a beautiful home and farm, 'rice $6,500.00. The beautiful cottage and 31 acres f land; property of W. H. Whlsonant i Hickory Grove. 535 Acres?Beautiful, level land, in lay Hill section. 445 Acres?Nearly 200 acres in fine ottoms, in Bullock's Creek township; ery cheap. Property of E. M. and as. E. Bankhead. W. B. Keller Place?Two miles of 'orkvllle on King's Mountain road. Oil Acres. It la a beautiful home and fine farm. Look at it and make me n offer. Walter McElwee Lot?Near Gradd School, Yorkville, 100x325 feet . fine lot 270 acres, $2,700. 235 acres, 5,000, 5 miles from Rock Hill. 511 cres, W. J. Ingle property. 275 cres near C. C. Hughes. 144 acres, ear C. C. Hughes. 100 acres, J. M. eagle place. I will sell 520 acres, in town of Tirah. 171 acres, J. J. Scoggins place. COME AND TELL ME YOUR i'ANTS?IT WILL PAY YOU. I LAVE BARGAINS FOR ALL. J. C. WILBORN. * -r?rt S5 "Ob! those prices are right, but I an't play and I do love music." Very veil then, we'll sell you a Farrand "Celilian" Piano. The "Cecilian" la the Moneer of the Piano player industry. Call and talk It over with us, or drop i card for latest Catalog. Remember our Sheet Music departnent, Edison Phonographs and Victor Talking Machines, are the b^st. Sold at R. B. DAVIDSON CO. ? THE MU8IC 8T0RE ? Fruit Jars When you are ready to begin the ummer campaign for canning and tickling, such as require GLASS FRUIT JARS, RUBBERS and TOPS, :ome and see us for prices. We will ell you if you will. 'URINA FEED?For Horses there Is tothlng quite so good as Purina Horse "eed?It furnishes every necessary aricle of diet for work animals in the nost convenient form. Try a sack and rou will use it continuously. Purina Thicken Feed?Assures healthy, rapid rrowlng chicks, and egg producing tens. The most successful poultry growers feed Purina. OATMEAL?In sealed tin cans?It s cleanly, sanitary, free from bugs and s always sweet and fresh. Let us end you Oatmeal In Cans. Farmers' Wholesale Grocery, J. M. FERGUSON, Prop. MY, MY, : There It Is Again Some one has upset that ink bottle, md spoiled all my new stationery. \nd Oh! My nice desk is ruined too. '11 not be troubled that way any more. '11 avoid it by setting one of those lice Fountain Pens; they save trouble md money, and write so nice and imooth. The Mercantile Fountain Pen s decidedly the best. Any price from 11 up. And every one is guaranteed >y THE STAR DRUG STORE. 4 ROCHESTER" PERCOLATER Will help your wife to make offee BETTER than "Mother used o make," unless your mother used a ROCHESTER" Percolator. Buy a PERCOLATOR for your rife?She will be pleased?You will e pleased and the Children will be ellghted with the BETTER coffee. Prices?$1.00 to $2.25. Come and let me show you WHY fie ROCHESTER makes better cofse so easy. T. W. SPECK, The Jeweler. Straight Ahead It la wonderful what can be done by man who works persistently along le right line. It's deviating from the ourse?getting off the track?letting own a little at times, that is fatal to rogress. So It is with saving. You must AVE SYSTEMATICALLY and for afety and Courteous Attention, deoslt your money In HE LOAN AND SAVINUS BANK FOR FINAL DISCHARGE. [ T AVING made a final settlement LXwlth the Probate Court for York ounty, as guardian for Lillian Clin>n and Thaddeus P. Clinton, I hereby ive notice that on FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, I will make application to said ourt for a final discharge from further asponsibillty in connection with said uardianship. E. H. RANKIN, Guardian. 56 t 5t* The other man judges you by our printed matter? Doe? your Staionery represent your business fairly? 'he Enquirer Job Printing will please ou. THOM. Mills F . SYNDIC A I Vll 1A*A W4 A , Opens Wedne* at 8 O'Clock-F You Can Buy DRY I ING, SHOES and Mil | Days at FACTORY PP '% First Day. SPECIAI I UTE SALES ON TP | First Four Days During i Be Here, and Tell You THE THOU YORKVILLE, AUCTION SALES. 1 SHERIFF'S TAX SALE. BY virtue ot tax executions to me, ( directed and In conformity to the . act of the general assembly approved, December 24, 1887. and amendments thereto, passed and approved, I will expose to public sale, before the Court House Door of York Ctounty, during the legal hours of sale, on the FIRST MONDAY IN AUGUST next (Salesday), being the 2nd day of August the following described real estate, to satisfy Taxes, Penalties and Costs, for the fiscal year, commencing January 1, 1908, to wit: 1. Mrs. J. C. Cox, et al., 1 lot In the . town of Yorkville. Joins J. E. Lowry J on the south, and joins Latta on west , jail lot north, and joins Sherer and 1 Montgomery on the east Taxes, penalties and costs?(3.18. 2. Estate of S. W. Robinson; 77 a ACRES of land. Joins lands of T. L c Carroll, J. C. Robinson, Bob Wilson and others. Taxes, penalties and costs?$11.98. 3. Mrs. Mamie T. McEachen, 4 lots In Whlsonant property. Lot No. 2, In 1 block 9; lot No. 3, In block 9; lot No. 1. In block 7; lot No. 11, In block 7. Taxes, penalties and costs?$5.75. " H. G. BROWN, S. Y. C. , Yorkville, S. C., July 18, 1909. j bo it ; 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 j and Ranges Is very large, they were bought at the right prfoee, 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 SUMMER COOKING < A Perfection Blue Flame Oil 8tove is the Ideal Stove. 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SPENCER. 3f> f t . tf C J ' INNOCEN I EIYIPLO' ; MEN* ARE SELDOM MOI THAN WHEN THEY ARI i Is your employment of the i better change your vocation. | This Bank has for nearly i ployed" In making money for 11 ? 1 mkof I unit: we nave uccn uums nuai. town and community, and partlct whose pleasure it has been to t THIS GOOD BANK. The policy of this Bank is t< courtesy every depositor, whether Come and do your business growing Bank. A liberal interest paid on tin the Savings Department." THE FIRST NA' YORK VII 0. E. WILKINS, Pres. SON'S actory TE SALEiday Morning I lND CONTINUES I OR TEN DAYS! I GOODS, CLOTH- I LLINERY for Ten I tICES. Be Here the . FIFTEEN MIN- I IE HOUR, for the | y the Sale. ir Friends to Come. I VSON CO. - 5. C fORKYILLE BUGGY CO. ^ nnrv*TT\ ^UUIYU" HAND BUGGIES We have a great many Seoond land Buggies that we have traded. or, that we have worked over and re>alnted. We expect to sell these Buggies aa ioon aa we get customers, regardless >f Prices. Some are real good. k'orkville Buggy Co. Etawta Plumbing Co. m its Now fill ' W KS Jkl V 1W WE have an adequate forca of Competent Workmen to do PLUMBING or other work In oar lne. We can live you all the lnfornatlon that can be deal red about SANITARY PLUMBING, and show rou Btylee and prices of the LATEST, BEST and MOST APPROVED FDCrURES. COME FOR US or SEND FOB US. RAWL8 PLUMBING COMPANY. _ jproffssianal Cards. W. W. LEWIS ATTORNEY AT LAW YORKVILLE - & C. J Bice Opposite the Court House on West Liberty Street. A. Y. OABTWBXGHT SURGEON DENTIST YORKVILLE, 8. C. |9ft OPP1CB HOURS: 9 am. to 1 pm.; 2 pm. to & pm. Office upstairs In the Moore bulldng over I. W. Johnson's store. JOHN R. HART ATTORNEY AT LAW No. S Law Range YORKVILLE, 8. C. J. 8. BK1(J?, \TTORNEY AT LAW Office Opposite Court House. Prompt attention to all legal business if whatever nature. GEO. W. S. HAKT, ATTORNEY AT LAW YORKVILLE, 8. C. Law Range. 'Phone Office No. St ). E. Finley. Marion B. Jennings. FINLEY & JENNINGS, YORKVILLE. S. C. Office in Wilson Building, opposite lourt House. Telephont No. 126. IT riYIENT | RE INNOCENTLY EMPLOYED 3 HONESTLY MAKING MONEY. Innocent kind? If not, you h&d six years been "Innocently em:s shareholders; but at the same we could for the Interest of this ilarlyfor our patrons and friends, ake advantage of the service of > treat liberally and with uniform his account Is a large or small one. i the progressive way with this le "Certificates of Deposits," or In riONAL BANK iLE, S. C. R. C. ALLEIN, Cashier.