Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, January 21, 1910, Image 3
? Secretary Hester's analysfs of the
cotton movements for the four months
of the season, from September 1 to
I* December 31, inclusive, shows that
compared with the crop movement last
year the state of Texas has brought
into sight this season, in round figures,
714,000 bales less; other gulf states,
which include Arkansas, Louisiana
Mississippi, Tennessee, Missouri and
Oklahoma, have marketed 834,000 less,
and the group of Atlantic states, which
include North and South Carolina,
Georgia, Florida, Alabama and Virginia,
have marketed 52,000 less, making
the decrease in the amount marketed
1,800,000. Mr. Hester shows the
amount brought into sight by groups of
states for the four months of the
season as follows: Texas, 1,796,814
bales, a decrease under last year of
714,312, an Increase over year before
* last of 719,661, and a decrease under
the same time In 1906 of 617,254. Other
gulf states, 1,927,172 bales, a decrease
under last year of 834,284, a decrease
under year before last of 365,689.
and a decrease under same time In
* In 1906 of 741,781. Atlantic states, 3,376,451
bales, a decrease, under last
year of 51,806, an Increase of year before
last of 45,709 and an Increase of
the same time In 1906 of 378,572. Total
crop In sight at close of December,
7,110,437 bales, a decrease under last
year of 1,600,402, an Increase over year
before last of 399,671 and a decrease
under the same time in 1906 or 880,465.
The groups of states furnished in
round figures of the crops of last year
_ and year before last: From the state
of Texas last year 3,819,000, and year
before last 2,221,000; other gulf states,
4,340,000 last year, and year before last
4,242,000; Atlantic states, 5,666,000 last
year and 5,109,000 year before last.
Assessed at Last?There can be no
doubt that our popular county auditor,
Mr. M. B. Rabon, is onto his job. A
taxpayer called at his office Saturday
to make his return. He said he wanted
to "sees; ain't this the place you 'sess
at?"' Auditor Rabon replied that it
was and asked him where he lived, did
he pay his poll tax last year, and other
questions necessary, and after getting
his name and beginning to fill out the
blank return, he asked him what he
" had. He said he had a wife. Auditor
Rabon was onto his job at once as the
following will show: He asked him
how much his wife was worth. He said
he didn't know 'sactly. "Well, what
did you give for her?" asked the auditor.
He said he gave the preacher
two dollars for her. "Well, is she
worth two dollars?" he was asked.
"Yes, sir," he replied. "Is she worth
one hundred dollars?" he was asked.
"Well, yes, sir, I guess she Is," rather
ar hesitatingly. "Is she worth five hundred
dollars?or a thousand dollars?"
Then the taxpayer fixed the price definitely.
"I-I 'sess her for what I give
for her?12.'" The return was soon
made, and the fellow with the 2-dollar
wife went off feeling like 30 cents.?
^ Wateree Messenger.
AT THE CHURCHES.
BAPTIST
Rev. I. O. Murray, Pastor.
Sunday Services?Sunday school at
10 a. m. Morning service at 11 o'clock.
Evening service at 7 o'clock.
CHURCH OP THE GOOD SHEPHERD.
Rev. T. Tracy Walsh, Rector.
Sunday Services?Sunday school
? at 9.45. Evening service at 7.30 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.
4 Evening service at 7 o'clock.
TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL*.
Rev. J. H. Thacker, Pastor.
Sunday Services.?Morning service
at 11 o'clock. Sunday school at 3.30'
p. m. Evening service at 7 o'clock.
Chapel at 7 o'clock.
ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRESBY
TERIAN.
Rev. J. L. Oates, Pastor.
~ Sunday Services?Sunday school at
10 a. m. Morning service at 11 o'clock,
conducted by Rev. R. M. Stevenson
Service at York Cotton Mill Chapel
at 7 o'clock.
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Special Joti^es.
These Are Making Clubs.
Following are the names and addresses
of clubmakers who are soliciting
and receiving subscriptions for
The Enquirer for 1910. The names of
other clubmakers will be entered as reports
are received:
* Miss Clara B. Alexander
No. 4, Yorkville.
Floyd Allison Yorkville.
Miss Annie Brandon ....No. 2, Clover.
W. A. Barnett Clover.
Walter Barron Yorkville:
Miss Etta Brown Filbert.
4 R. L. Biggers No. 1, King's Creek.
R. B. Black Lockhart.
J. H. Big ham Sharon.
Miss Maggie Barnette, Yorkville.
W. H. Bird Qrover, N. C.
Miss Lessle Brandon Clover.
I_#ewi3 cv. Diauuuii . ...nu. *, i u?viue.
W. R. Crawford No. 5, Yorkville.
C. A. Carroll No. 7, Yorkville.
J. M. Craig No. 8. Yorkville.
Mason Clark No. 1, Yorkville.
W. J. Caveny Rock Hill.
- Mrs. Fred G. Cook ....No. 2, Yorkville.
W. H. Crook Fort Mill.
Ralph Castles Hickory Grove.
Miss Mattie Belle Campbell
No. 2. Yorkville.
Miss Addle Caveny. .No. 1, Rock Hill.
John Dicksen King's Creek.
* Mrs. M. C. Dunlap..No. 6, Rock Hill.
J. J. Dunlap, Jr No. 1. Rock Hill.
S. S. Faris Rock Hill.
L. G. Ferguson Yorkville.
E. B. Faulkner No. 4, Clover.
Mrs. J. E. Fewell No. 7, Yorkville.
N. S. Ford No. 4, Clover.
W. M. Faulkner... .No. 1, King's Creek.
Lewis Good No. 1, Yorkville.
J. D. Good Sharon.
Carrie Hill No. 1, Sharon.
* T. J. Hopper No. 6. Yorkville.
W. F. Jackson, Jr., No. 7, Yorkville.
Miss Mary Jackson Newport.
William Jones Yorkville.
G. W. Knox Clover.
W. S. Lesslie Lesslle.
H. J. Love No. 1, Filbert.
_ Mrs. Ollie y. Lynn Filbert.
^ W. Lutner l^atnam xno. i, onaron.
J. S. Land No. 1, Yorkville.
B. R. Love No. 4. Clover.
Harry Miller No. 6, Yorkville.
Mrs. T. V. McFadden Rock Hill.
A. W. McFarland ....No. 3, Yorkville.
L. B. McGill Clover.
W. H. Moore Rock Hill.
J. Webb Moore No. 3. Yorkville.
.. Mrs. T. C. McKnight Sharon.
^ J. L. McMackln No. 1, Clover.
Palmer M. Moore Guthrlesville.
Miss Sallie McConnell. .McConnellsvllle.
Ernest Mlckle No. 1, Sharon. I
Mrs. J. B. Mlckle No. 2. Sharon.
R. E. McClure No. 5. Yorkville.
" I- 1 T> ,.?1. Tllll I
Mrs. V. J. mcuwuin. ,?u. i, zwvn. jnin.
McCain Nichols Yorkvllle.
VV. A. Nichols No. 2, Smyrna.
Mrs. Belle Plexlco No. 1, Sharon.
T. B. Qulnn Clover.
Mrs. J. W. Qulnn No. 4, Clover.
Mrs. J. N. Russell No. 1, Sharon.
John Albert Riddle No. 6. Yorkvllle.
Clyde Ratchford Bullock's Creek.
R. A. Sandifer No. 3, Yorkvllle.
Miss Clara Smythe Fort Mill.
J. P. Slfford Clover.
W. T. Smarr Bullock's Creek.
J. J. Smith .-...Clover.
m J. F. A. Smith No. 1, Yorkvllle.
O. L. Suggs No. 8, Yorkvllle.
J. R. Shllllnglaw No. 7. Yorkvllle.
Lester Watson..No. 1. Hickory Grove.
R. W. Whltesldes No. 2, Smyrna.
Jeff D. Whltesldes
No. 2, Hickory Grove.
Ml?s Lizzie Wood No. 3, Clover.
W B. W. WThlte Sharon.
J. A. Whltesldes Rock Hill.
J. C. Wood No. 1, Filbert.
Miss Eunice Youngblood
No. 6. Yorkvllle.!
Tom Youngblood Sharon. I
$he (Cotton Jftarhet.
Yorkvllle, January 21.?Good middling
14$ cents.
N?w York Cotton.
New York, Jan. 20.?Spot cotton closed
quiet, 25 points lower; middling uplands
14.15; middling; gulf 14.40; sales
650 bales. Futures opened steady and
closed Arm as follows: Jan. 14.02; Feb.
13.95; March 14.00; April 14.04; May
14.12; June 14.12; July 14.12; Aug;.
13.90; Sept. 13.05. Oct 12.70; Dec. 12.50.
New York, Jan. 20.?There was a
renewal of nervousness In the cotton
market today and while there was no
such rush of liquidation as on previous
days, sentiment was very apprehensive
as a result of conditions In
the stock market with prices suffering;
a severe break during the morning.
A better tone developed late in the
day owing largely to trade buying and
expectations of a big reduction in the
local stock, and most of the early loss
was recovered, the close being firm
at an advance of 6 points on October,
unchanged prices on December and
from 8 to 14 points net lower on the
active months. The market opened
steady at a decline of 4 points on October,
but generally 10 to 15 points
lower In response to disappointing
cables. According to private advices
the Liverpool market has been depressed
by straddle selling, and right
after the opening here there was a big
demand by arbitrage houses who
tended to substantiate this view of
the foreign weakness. During the
early trading the straddle buying Imparted
rather a firm tone to the market
and prices rallied to within a point
or two of last night's finals on the active
months. But there was no general
demand, two or three brokers
seemed to have large selling orders
which were supposed to represent further
liquidation, and there was a very
uneasy feeling over the Wall street
situation. The announcement of the
suspension of a stock exchange firm
having cotton exchange membership
was followed by a decline to 13.69 for
March and 13.80 for May or 11 to 4 3
points below the closing figures *?f Inst
night, but It was announced later that
this Arm had no open trades In the
cotton markets; there was little Wall
street liquidation and the market later
firmed up. Mr. Patten wired a
local house that he had engaged oc*an
freight room for his holdings of 15,000
which would be shipped from the lo[cal
stock in the near future, and an
impression has been created that a
considerable part of the spU supply
here has been sold to mills on the decline.
Trade Interests were buying In
the last hour and with the help ol
covering closed March at 11 cents end
May at 14.12.
WELL BORIlfO
MY auger is now In Yorkville, and
will remain here two or three
days. Write me at Rock Hill.
It* T. W. ROSS.
LOST.
ON last Sunday morning, between
Church of the Good Shepherd and
my home, a Sliver Breastpin with blue
forget-me-nots. Reward for return.
It Mrs. O. E. WILKINS.
TAKEN UP.
ON January 11, one Creepy Cow.
with short horns. Owner must
pay expenses, including cost of this advertisement.
JOHN A. CARTER,
It Lowryville, S. C.
WANTED
TWO bright cash boys, 10 or 12 years
old; also two boys or girls, 12 to
16 years old for cashier and bundle
wrapper. Apply to
KIRKPATRICK-BELK CO..
It Yorkville.
B^The Enquirer office sells Rebuilt
Typewriters of all kinds at a saving of
one-fourth to half. Rebuilt Machines
that are equal to New Machines in
every respect.
I
READ Wt
National U
Offers
OUR INSTITUTION
MOST SUBSTANTIA
ARE BETTER PREP.
BEFORE TO TAKE
BUSINESS AND HA]
ENTIRE SATISFACI
We want YOU to Bring YOl
Our Bank, Either in Our
CHECKING DEPART
SAVINGS DEPARTM
You have no idea the number
Help You. We are in a positi
for You at a High Rate of Ir
than You need, and, when Yo
times Plenty to Lend to Our
Come and be a customer of
THE NATIONAL
ABSOLUTI
ROCK HILL - - S
W. J. RODDEY, President.
J. C. WILBORN
REAL ESTATE
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH ME
IP YOU WANT TO SELL?
? FOR SALE ?
185 Acres?Joins John T. Feemster;
running 1 mile on Howeirs rerry roau;
4 miles Yorkvllle; one 7-room dwelling;
2 good tenant houses; near good
school. 100 acres in cultivation; 40
acres in forest timber; lies well. Price
$25 per Acre.
821-2 Acres?In Bethel township.
Property of Mary E. Campbell; 3 milesBetnel
church; 20 acres in cultivation;
25 acres in timber. Four miles Tirzah
station. Part of this land is level; 4room
house. Price $10 per acre. This
is a bargain.
201 Acres?Land of W. W. Auten,
will divide into small tracts of 100
acres; two good dwellings; 5-rooms
each. Good barn; rolling land. Price
$10 per acre. Three miles Newport station.
J. C. WILBORN.
CABBAGE PLANTS.
YORK county grown at 20 cents per
hundred or 11.50 per thousand, F.
O. B. Yorkvllle, S. C. Get Plants from
me, and save express from the lower
part of the State.
A. D. DORSETT.
Phone No. 6.
5 tf tf
FOR SALE
Twelve-horse Erie Boiler, with
complete fittings, in good condition
at a bargain. Call on or write us.
L. M. GRIST'S SONS.
CABBAGE PLANTS
AS usual, we will this year furnish
our customers with first-class
CABBAGE PLANTS from the best
growers. If you expect to set out any
early plants, let us have your orders
at once, so that we can supply your
wants. WALTER ROSE.
W W. 0. W. Receipt Books at The
Enquirer Office at 30 cents each.
PROOFS OF DEATH
Of a member \yere received In the
office of the Farmers' Mutual Life Insurance
Company on January 20; on
the same day checks for $1,000.00 were
sent to the Beneficiary.
Suppose YOU should die (and you
will), would your family miss $1,000.00
more than you would miss the small
amount you would pay out to us for
a policy?
D. E. BONEY, Agent.
We insure People, Buildings, Horses
end Mules.
BISCUIT
A bad biscuit is like Sherman's definition
of war.
It contains latent cussedness and
dormant devilment, capable of being
aroused in the form of acute indigestion.
A bad biscuit Is a delusion, a snare,
a hiss, a by-word.
(Let our physicians back a righteous
public sentiment, wage relentless
war on the bad biscuit, analyze and
find the causes.)
Unless the poor biscuit Is exterminated,
we will, in a few years, have a
divorce law in S. C. If the necessary
ingredients aro not provided, the hus
band will be the defendant Provided
the proper Ingredients ?re furnished,
the husband will be the plaintiff in the
action. What is the remedy? Get the]
best Flour, the best Baking Powders,
Stone Churns that keep your milk
clean,-etc. We have all the ingredients
necessary to make good biscuit.
Herndon & Gordon.
A STRAIGHT TIP
You can take our word for it,
that NOW?Today?is the best
time for you to buy all the Cotton
Goods you will need this 8pring.
Prices will be higher within sixty
days.
NEW ARRIVAL8
Are filling our shelves with Spring
Goods and everything has the crackle
of newness and Spring Styles. We will
be pleased to show you the newest
goods.
8hirtinq Prints?5 Cte. Yard.
Good Ginghams, 6 Cts. Yard;
36-inch 8uitings, 10 Cts. Yard.
50-inch Sicilians, for Spring wear,
50 Cta Yard.
36-inch Cashmere, all colors, 25 Cts. |
Yard.
It is always to your interest to visit
this store before buying .Dry Goods,
Shoes, Notions, etc.
J. 0. WRAY, The Leader
W Sea Wray and you will be sura to
gat the Lowest Prices on Groceries.
BARGAINS IN LAND,
FOR Sale?150 Acres good farming
land in thickly populated section;
9 miles from Camden, 3 miles from
Blaney. On Capital highway, whicn
has just been completed between Camden
and Columbia; splendid school
taught nine months each year, located
on place; R. F. D. passes door.
Land level. Two horse farm in cultivation;
considerable long leaf timber.
New 4-room house and one small
tenant house. To quick purchaser will
sell for $1,700.00. Address,
P. O. BOX 547,
Camden, S. C.
2 f.1 6t
THE~CITY MEAT MARKET
HAVING purchased the interest of
Mr. Ferguson, I will continue the
City Market as heretofore, giving my
customers the best to be had in Beef,
Veal, Pork, etc., and the best of service.
Tour patronage appreciated.
C. F. SHERRER,
Proprietor.
1 t.f ly.
iAT THE
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nion Dam
YOU
HAS GROWN IN A
L WAY, AND WE
ARED THAN EVER
1 CARE OF YOUR
MDLE IT TO YOUR
TON.
JR Money and Deposit It In
'MENT, or
[ENT.
of ways in which We Can
on to Lend Your Money Out
iterest when You have more
u need money we have at all
Customers.
, UNION BANK
SLY SAFE
OUTH CAROLINA
IRA B. DUNLAP, Cathier.
Wanted
To buy some Whlppoorwill and Clay
or Cow Peas, Pea-Vine and Cane Hay.
To. sell few Mules and Horses. Black
t>ye or l^aay reas, jhuuic orcttncia,
Stock Cutters, Turn Plows, Drag Harrows.
All kinds of Improved Farm Implements,
Cotton Planters, Corn Planters,
etc.
SOMETHING TO EAT.
Pie Peaches, Syrup Peaches, Big
Hominy, Perk and Beans, Pickles, Tomatoes,
Corn, etc.
We are In position to save you money
on Flour, Corn, Oats, Purina and all
Heavy Groceries and Plantation Supplies.
We want to sell Flour, to make
room for another car load. Bargains
for quick buyers.
York Supply Company.
What Is the Difference?
We have In Vegetables this week,
nice Cabbage, Turnips and Potatoes.
In Fruits, Oranges and Apples.
I sell Butter all the time, and Eggs
when I can get them.I
have ten thousand barrel pickles
yet. I am selling four dozen for 25
rPnf e
Whenever you want anything In
fresh Meats, don't forget Old George,
the Butcher.
Some people won't break in a store
and take things at night; but come
around in daylight, and buy on Credit,
and don't Pay for it. What Is the different?
Pleas** answer.
If you owe me a little bill of 1909, I
wish you would come and pay, as I owe
so many little bills, the collectors bother
me.
OLD GEORGE,
THE BUTCHER.
OHMB
IT IS
Just A
To Deposit Your M
Against It As It Is t<
There is no additional expens
fit of the Bank's Service?Th
M Safety for Your Funds
3! Convenience in Your 1
Sj A Condensed Record c
h Expenditures.
& WW Try a Checking Accoui
I THE FIRST NA
I OF SHARON, SO
g J. H. SAYE, President. J
I A. M. HADI
YOBOTLE MONDKNT VOBKS
YORKVILLE. 8. C.
A recent inventory reveals the fact
that we have on hand more finished
work than we deem It necessary, to
carry. We can reduce our stock several
thousand dollars, and still have
left a better line of Headstones and
Monuments than any other yard In the
Piedmont section.
In order to convert this surplus stock
Into cash, we are. for a short while,
going to make some attractive prices
to any prospective purchasers, who will
visit our yard.
These special prices, will apply only
at our place of business and only to
goods now In stock.
JOHN E. CARROLL,
Manager.
J. L. Williams. W. M. McConnall.
J.L. WILLIAMS & CO.
DID YOU KNOW
WE ARE THE PEOPLE WHO ARE
SELLING?
Men's Black Alpine Hats, at 50 Csnts
aeh.
Boy's Khaki Knee Pants, at 25 Cts.
and upward.
6,000 yards light Calicoes, at 5 Cts.
ths yard.
40 yards Calico in small Remnants
at $1.00?no less than a $1. worth Bold.
50 White Bed Spreads, $1 kind, at
75 Cents each.
40 Sheets left, the 76 cents kind, on
sale SATURDAY AND MONDAY at
59 Cents each.
KEEP IN TOUCH WITH
J. L. WILLIAMS & CO.
YORKVILLE'8 CHEAPE8T 8TORE.
or we DO NO CReDi r uuaiN tsa.
Comparison is The Rule
Comparison Is the rule In the business
world of nearly all transactions
of buying and selling, but notwithstanding
this fact many otherwise sensible
business men Ignore it when it
comes to the matter of buying life Insurance,
really one of the most Important
transactions of their lives, and It
is a fact that the managers, general
and local agents of some companies in
these latter days are unalterably opposed
to comparisons, and assign as a
reason that they cannot always be fairly
made! It would seem that a company
that does not want to stand
proper comparison as to results, policy
conditions, past record, ratio of expense,
etc., then comparisons should
be made remorselessly, for by no other
plan can the buyer be satisfied that he
is getting the best at minimum cost.
The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
Company can today, as in the past,
stand every test to which it can properly
be subjected, and its agents are always
ready and anxious for a "show
down." It is entering Qn its sixtyfifth
year with a record equalled by few
and surpassed by none, and the man
who buys life insurance before investigating
and learning what the Mutual
Benefit has to offer is ignoring his own
l?f nmcf j A olr /-* Ko oViAti<n
ucoi uuct coio, /xon tu uv- diiutvii,
SAM M. GRIST, 8pecial Agent.
NOTICE
A HOME In Clover for Sale. Anyone
wishing to buy a nice home
in Clover, S. C., will please call and see
me on or before the 1st day of February,
1910. This home is well finished
up with five rooms and piazzas to suit.
Good barn and plenty of good water.
Also a nice yarlety of fruit trees. Location
"fine. and is on King's Mountain
street. Satisfactory terms can be given.
R. A. MATTHEWS.
103 f.t td.
FOR RENT. .
DICKSON HOUSE, King's Mountain
street, next Garrison.
n TT? anwvrrtwtj
V. JUi. OJT?iJLlV^iUI\.
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Announce
SB ivfi v .? ^
The Torkville
Company Wishes i
THAT WE HAVE MOVE D
NOTIONS. CLOTHING, S
STAIRS FLOOR. ABOVE
MENT, AND THAT WE AR
READY TO SERVE YOU.
AND WILL BE PLEASED
SEE FOR YOURSELF.
NOI
TO SAVE MONEY?KEF
VEETISEMEXTS.
KJ WIS AHK UOl.N'Ci TO
|S LOTS, SO IF YOU ARE NE]
B LINES, BE SURE TO SEE I
PURCHASES.
gj Our Customers Wil
3 THAT WE EXPECT TO
H TIMES A FULL LINE OF
IB GOODS, NOTIONS, CLOT
AND WILL BE IN POSITI
f? TRADE.
K COME IN AND SEE THE 1
3| ING?UP-STAIRS.
I Yorkville Banking an
Hi
.s Easy
J
oney in the Bank and Check
o Pay With the Cash.
e and you are Given the Beneils
Means
transactions?and
if Every Cent of Receipts and
at With
TIONAL BANK
UTH CAROLINA
L. RAINEY, Vice President .
)ON, Cashier.
:0. W. WHITES:
I
8HAR0N, 8, C.
I am constantly carrying: a well assorted
stock of General Merchandise,
and am devoting my efforts to meeting
the wants of the people of this community.
There are some special prices
tnat will be . on for the next thirty
days:
Sweater Coats, 13.00 value, at |245.
11.50 value for $1.28.
Crackerjack Tobacco, at $3 a box.
Three plugs for 25 Cents.
Outings?12J cents values at 91-2
Cta.; 10 cents values ae 71-2 Cts. Quick
buyers, will of course get the pick.
Special prices on 8HOE8 of all kinds.
Come to Sharon to see me and come
to see me as soon as you come to
Sharon.
G. W. WHITESIDES
SHARON. S. C.
COME
? TO ?
DVCE
FOR
FLOUR, MEAL.
SUGAR, SALT, ?
BACON, HAMS,
CHEESE, RICE,
GRIST, SOAP.
TOBACCO, COFFEE.
TEA, SPICES,
r? a trrvn nAtimwD a
DAivinu TT
PURINA FEED,
AND ANYTHING IN THE FANCY
GROCERY LINE.
t W. JOHNSON. ,
* J
YORKVILLE BUtiGY CO
WE
THANK YOU
We thank our customers for their
patronage during the year 1909, and
respectfully solicit same for 1910.
We have a full stock of everything
in our line, but are making a special
effort Just now to reduce our stock of
Farm Wagons. If you are wanting a
Wagon, It will pay you to see ub.
We have three fresh Milk Cows for
sale.
Yorkville Buggy Co.
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.
T wrm rttpns Mnnns.r
See The Enquirer for Typewriter
Ribbons, Carbons and Typewriter Papers
of all qualities.
'merit I
king and Mercantile 1
o Say to Its Friends ?
our stock of dry goods, (
hoes, etc., to the upour
grocery depart- i
e open for business and
we have a nice place k
to have you come and ;
riCE!
:p your eyes on our adsell
this stock off in
eding anything in these ?
i'r before you make any i
1 Please Take Notice j
keep on hand at all ;
staples. such as dress \
hing, hats, shoes, etc., '
on to take care of our i
BARGAINS WE ARE OFFER- ||
id Mercantile Company. I
Rawls Plainbitig Co.
SANITARY
PLUMBING
We are doing the very highest grade
of Sanitary Plumbing for our Yorkville
customers and can give prompt
service to those who want work of this
kind. We would like to have a few
Jobs Just now?Just two or three at a
time?to keep our plumbers busy.
T I N W O R K
we have discontinued tnis reature or
our business and are now disposing of
our Remnant Tin Stock.
But see us for Plumbing and Water
Fixtures.
RAWL6 PLUMBING COMPANY.
J. M. BRIAN COMPANY
Tbe Fancy Grocers
1 9 O 9
Is Gone 1
We thank our customers one and
all for their liberal patronage in the
past, and we also ask a continuance of
the same.
Our stock of Candles and FrJta
will be kept up to date.
Come and see us, as we keep a lot
of things to sell.
1
J. M. BRIAN CO. ,
m' We Pft> YOU to SAVE. ,
BANK OF
HICKORY GROVE
Solicits Accounts
Subject to Check
i
Pays 4 par cent on Time Certificates
I
of Deposit I
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Pays 4 per cent Compounded Quarterly
on Savings Deposits.
Courteous attention to every one.
IT IS TRUE
NT??. If la lnu n.lfVi namls fViaf '
iiuw omvc iv to 11 uo ttiui mub
they need a thorough purging out, and
a tonic to build them up, it must be .
true also of animals. If their systems
are in good, healthy conditions, they
feel more like work and their food digests
and assimilates quickly and does
them good. This Is the best season of
the year to give your stock a general
toning up, so they will shed off the long
winter hair and get in shape before the
hard work sets in. We have all kinds
of Stock Powders In 25 and 50 cents
packages; 65 cents sacks, $1.50 palls, j
We have also Liniments, Spavin
Cures, Colic Cures, Cough and Distemper
Remedies, Fever Medicines, and In 1
fact anything your horse may need in <
either* of the three well known lines, i
Pratt's, Sloan's or White's.
Try a package of Chicken Powders 1
and start your hens to laying early? l
eggs are money and chickens scarce. i
Star Drug Store. ,
M. L. Carroll. C. W. Carroll.
CARROLL BROS.
PERRI-WALLA
: TEA:
If you want the most delicious cup
of TEA, send to CARROLL BROS.,
and get 1-2 lb or 1 lb can of PERRIWALLA
TEA.
i
Tt (a a Imnut Imnossihle to make <
anything, but good Tea our of PERRI* 1
WALLA. We absolutely guarantee to 1
give you good Tea, and only costs you <
50 cents per pound. Put up In nice, 1
attractive tin cans, that are very use- I
ful about the kitchen for keeping s
spices, etc.
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CARROLL BROS. ,
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DO YOU
INTEND <
TO BUILD? ]
e
If so, be sure to see us before you
begin operations for Rough and Dress- '
ea Lumoer, uocrs, sasn, tsunas, duiiqing
Hardware, Lime, Cement, Brick, 1
Plaster and other necessary supplies.
We are in position and will be glad to make
close prices on what you may
need. ^
CONTRACTING. K
We would also be pleased to furnish
you with Plans and Specifications and .
Cost of building anything you may have
in mind.
See us for Paints, Oils, Glass, etc. *
J. J. KELLER CO e
<
Music Store *
MOVED TO THE DOBSON STAND. ?.
Have you seen and heard the Edison e
"Amberola," the grandest Machine In
the world? Like the "Amberol Rec- e
ords, It Is clear as amber, and natural
as the human voice; Mr. Edison's lat- ?
est Invention and every one knows he e
Is the man who made the Original
Talking and Singing Machine, the best e
In the world today, and the Machine
that stands alone for recording Home *
Records. You will hear these words re- <
peated over and over again by other '
dealers, "It's just as good as an Ed|?
son or Victor." We don't ask you to
take our word, but we do ask a com- ?
parlson. We don't speak anything but
what we can prove at the Music Store,
R. B. DAVIDSON CO.
?
MONET TO LEND e
ON Improved farms In York County,
repayable In five easy, annual In- ?
stallments. Interest: Seven per cent
If loan Is $1,000 or over; eight per cent e
if under $1,000. No broker's commissions.
C. E. SPENCER, e
Attorney at Law.
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II LADIES' HOI
Spring S
I Spring Style Books for Lad
now on Sale.
You get a Style Book and
for One Ladies' Home Jouraa
| ao CENTS FO)
I In using Ladies' Home J
and Fit in your garments. B<
which makes Dress Making
can cut from The Ladies' Hor
All Patterns?10 CTS. an
| The THOMSC
Carry Your
CHECK BOOK
'
A business chance may be lost by
not having the ready cash on your
person. If you have your Check Book,
the transaction Is easy. Moreover, the
name of such a sound Bank as this,
gives weight to your financial dealing.
Your Account is Solicited.
rHELOAN AND SAViNHS BANK
YORKVILLE. 8. C.
T* II 7 fl _
i. w. jpecK
Make It a point to visit Speck's Jewdry
Store whenever you want Watch
repairing, a Clock fixed and Jewelry
mended.
See Speck when you want to buy
i Watch, Clock or Jewelry.
See Speck when you want to buy
9terling or Plated Silverware, either
for your own use or for presents or
souvenirs to friends.
See Speck for Cut Glass,. China ware,
Bric-a-Brac.
See Speck for Parker Lucky Curve
Fountains, or the Waterman Ideal, if
pou would prefer that. He carries a
full line of these Pens and can fit any
hand and any pocketbook.
I thank my customers for the patronage
given me during 1909, and wish
for everybody the best that can come
to them during the year 1910.
T. W. SPECK, The Jeweler.
FEED
It Is to the Interest of every man who
has Horses, Mules, Cows, Hogs and
Chickens to feed to see us for the
Feed that you will use this year. We
:arry a full stock of Corn. Oats, Mill
Feed, Purina Feed for Horses, Mules
ind Chickens and are always ready to
make prices that are worth while to
rou.
If you want your hens to lay lota of
}gga, feed them on the celebrated
Purina Feed?we sell It.
Farmers' Wholesale Grocery,
J. M. FERGUSON. Prop.
Cooking Stoves
: Ranges
When you are ready to buy a Cookng
Stove or Rang*, we would be pleasid
to have you come and see what we
lave In these lines. We are certain
hat our stock Is big enough and varied
inough and qualities good enough to
Mease you and we believe that Wa Can
Please You In the Price. Come and
tee us before buying.
:OOKINQ WARE.
See us for all kinds of Cooking
EVare, such as Boilers, Stewpans, Fryng
Pans, Tinware, etc., as well as oth>r
Kitchen Hardware.
Yorkville Hardware Co.
3 E O. T. SCHORB
PHOTOGRAPHER.
I* AM making good and satisfactory
L Photographs at reasonable figures,
md solicit the patronage of the public.
I can also furnish Musical Instrunents
of all kinds.
See me at my Studio on West Libery
street.
GEO. T. SCHORB.
BRICK FOR SALE.
EE me for what you need. $10
3 per thousand.
W. R. CARROLL.
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JL JS, JSL JS. JSL JSL JSL JS. JSL JEL J!L. JS
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J $1 01 DOIUO.
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WHJfiJI YOU HAVK UAHJ
** NOT NEED, YOU MAY OP
fa
It is an Inestimable privilege,
preciate it at the time. Remembei
no great financier, no captain of
built up a great plant, who did not
" All roads lead to the Bank. You
Single Dollar in your hand and yoi
Being a Bank Depositor is nc
, Immemorial it has been the prlvilej
fa a friend and adviser of his patroi
? few dollars in the Bank is worth \
fa man ever attains prominence in i
? sought assistance,
fa Besides?First steps count mo
positing at the Bank means laborfa
bltlon, forethought, ability, and it 1
When one reads the well kno^
fa Received," the mere tendency is
be translated "Onward and Upwan
fa Your future is largely containe
j, Come and let your fortune gro
r
? The First Nj
f Yorkvill
O. E. WILKIXS, President.
HE JOURNAL'
tyle Book |
lies Home journal Styles are ?
1 a Free Pattern Coupon, good I
1 Pattern?All for One Price? I
R EACH COPY. I
ournal Patterns you get Style A
esides, you get the Help Chart, I
easy for anyone. A beginner I
ne Journal Patterns accurately. I
d 15 CTS. Each. I
IN COMPANY J
1
DON'TLet
yourself be worried with a distressing
Cold or the Grippe, when it to
so easy to put a stop to the trouble if
you take the proper steps in time.
When you feel either of these maladies '
coming on take the
YORK DRUG 8TORE?8
GRIPPE AND COLD
TABLETS
According to directions and the trouble
will soon cease to be bothersome?
28 Cents at
THE YORK DRUG STORE.
?
ROCKERS
ART CATTARF.C
PICTURES
,
Either of these article* is suitable
for Christmas presents to mothers, sisters.
wives and other friends and loved
ones, and you will find choice selections
of these goods here.
ROCKERS
Our line of Rockers is very large and
varied, and includes many choice patterns
in Reed and Wood Chairs, and
you will find our prices esnedally low
and attractive.
ART SQUARES
We are especially strong on Art
SauarM and at nnr nrlcea vmi can
well afford to put a new one on your
parlor or dining room floor, dee them.
PICTURES
We have a nice line, carefully selected,
low priced. Come and let us show
you.
AUTOMOBILES
W are selling agents for Ford Auto- .
mobiles, and have one in stock and - would
be pleased to show you the
many advantages it has over other cars t v
of a like price. It Is right-up-to-theminute.
If you are Interested, come and
let us show you Why the Ford is the
Car for you to buy.
YORK FURNITURE CO.
Cash or Credit?and a Square Deal.
N. O. Molasses
I offer the beat New Orleans, New
Crop Molasses at 60 centa the gallon.
Something nice in Porto Rico at same
price, aa well as Home Made.
Pickles?Both Sweet and Sour, loose In
berrels.
Tip Top Sauerkraut?northern put up
5 cents, 6 lbs. for 26 cents.
Prunes at 10 Cts., S for 26. 16 Cts.
2 for 26. Also Prunes put up in cans,
ready for use in best syrup at 16 Cts.
Cans of this kind are rather small.
Most anything you may call for.
LOUIS ROTH.
Furnishing
Your Home?
See u* for the Furniture, Carpets,
Mattings, Rugs, Pictures. Cooking and
Heating Stoves and other necessities
that you will require. We have the
goods that will meet your Ideas and
will quote you prices that will please
you.
PICTURE FRAMES.
If you have any pictures that you
would like to have Framed, bring
them to us. We have a good variety
of Picture Moulding, Olass, etc., and
can please you. '
Carroll Furniture Co.
ABB UPWARD $1 | t
DOLLAR THAT YOU DO ?f?
EN A BANK ACCOUNT. .
4?
though you may perhaps not ap
there Is no man of great wealth, T
industry, who by his ability has #
; early wend his way to the Bank,
, may come to our Bank with a _
a will be welcome.
i small thing In life. From time
je and a duty of the Banker to be at?
is. To attain this by placing a
vhlle, because It Is a fact that no *g?
any walk of life without having
?L
st. They indicate direction. De- 1
?It means saving?It means am- ju
maamo 1 Alfa x
vn sign "One Dollar and Upward jr
Indicative of the future. It can V
id in your first steps. T
w with this growing Bank.
+
ttional Bank,
e, S. C.
R. C. ALLEIX, Cashier. ^