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AT THE CHURCHES. BAPTIST Rev. I. O. Murray. Paator. 0 Sunday Services?Sunday school at 10 a. m. Morning service at 11 o'clock. Evening service at 7 o'clock. CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD. Rev. T. Tracy Walsh. Rector. Sunday Services?Sunday school at 10 a. m. Morning service at 11 o'clock. Evening service at 7.30. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN. Rev. E. E. Gillespie, Pastor. ? * ? ? o J ^VaaI sunaay services.?ouuua; kiwi ??. 10 a. m. Morning service at 11 o'clock. Service at York Cotton Mill Chapel 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 m p. m. Evening service at 7 o'clock. ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN. Rev. J. L. Oates, Pastor. Sunday Services?Sunday school at 10 a. m. Morning service at 11 o'clock. 4 Evening'service at 7 o'clock. 9y*rfal Preaching at Bethesda. Rev. J. J. Harrell will preach at Be^ thesda Sunday morning at 11.30 o'clock. Vaoancies at Annapolis. Editor Torkville Enquirer: 1 will hold an examination at Yorkville, S. C., on February 16th, to fill two vacancies at Annapolis. AppliY cants must be between 10 and 21 years of age. sound physically, and qualified to enter a first-class college. Yours truly, D. E. Flnley. Washington veb. 2, 1910. Sunday School Convention. Each Sunday school in the county is entitled to a delegate to the State Sunday School convention to be held in Rock Hill on February 15, 16 and 17, and it is earnestly hoped that all will be represented. All the officers of the 9 county and township associations are also entitled to seats as delegates, and all will receive a most cordial welcome. The officers are requested to send to me for credentials. Delegates who desire free entertainment, will write to me as far as possible in advance, and ft I want o ask them to do their own ^ writing, l ot to leave it to some one else, because experience has taught that the delegate who writes his or her own letters generally makes good by keeping the appointment. W. W. Boyce. 10 * f.t 3t Th? Best There la The crop mortgage form that is being sold by The Enquirer is easily the best that has been offered in this sec9 tion. It is not as long a form as some of them; but it is long enough to include all the essential specifications of a proper contract. Recording costs from 76 cents to a dollar, where the mortgage is for more than one hundred dollars. Where it is less than i a hundred dollars the indexing fee is only fifteen cents. To save recording fees on mortgager of more than 3100 it is practicable to draw two or more papers for less than a hundred dollars each and have them indexed. Sample of this crop mortgage will be mailed to any address on receipt of 6 cents. L. M. Grist's Sons, Yorkville, S. C. For Nsw Subscribers. To the clubmaker who returns and pays for the largest number of new subscribers to The Enquirer during the month of February, up to 6 o'clock p. w m., February 28, we will give our check for $10. By a new subscriber, we mean one that has not been on our list within six months, either in the name of the subscriber or In the name of any member of thj family with which he or she may be living. The competition , is open to all who desire to enter, whether or not their names are already ? a a olnhmnkprs. All sub UII UUI ***** ? scriptions "eturned in the contest will also be counted in the competition for the other premiums offered. Begin at once. Lk M. Grist's Sons. OBITUARY. t Died?At the home of her son-inlaw, O. W. Hartness. near Tirzah, on February 3, Mrs. JEMIMA BRADFORD, aged 84 years. She dfotton Jftarhft. Yorkville, Feb. 4.?Cotton 14J. New York Cotton. New York. Feb. 3.?Spot cotton closed quiet, 5 points decline. Middling uplands 14.75; middling gulf 15.00; sales 200 bales. Futures opened steady and closed quiet and steady as follows: Feb. 14.43; March 14.46; April 14.41; May 14.53; June 14.44; July 14.43; Aug. 14.01; Sept. 13.10; Oct. 12.70; Nov. 12.57: Dec. 12.50. New York, Feb. 3.?Weakness In the stock market checked an early advance in cotton and the market eased off during the afternoon under scattering liquidation and a renewal of local bear pressure. The close was about quiet and steady, net unchanged to 6 points lower. The market opened steady at a decline of 2 points to an advance of 1 point which was about in line with Liverpool futures. The first tendency of the market was upward on excellent trade advices from Manchester, reports of continued steadiness in the south, and the expectation of bullish week-end statistics, with May calls selling up to 14.65 and July to 14.53, or about 6 to 8 points net higher. But as soon as local professionals saw that weakness in the stock market was bringing out some Wall street cotton, offerings became heavier and while there was a good demand on a scale downward, the market developed an easier tone in the absence of aggressive bull support. May contracts sold off to 14.48 in the last hour, or about 17 points below the high level of the morning and 9 points under last night's close. Covering caused a partial recovery in the last few minutes with May closing at 14.53 bid, or only 4 points net lower. Aside from the unsettled condition in the stock market there seemed to be no fresh bearish features in the news, while advices from trade centers and the southern spot markets were generally encouraging. Such reports as have been received from the southwest with reference to the recent rains indicate that they have not helped the season In the ground to any extent. Southern spots officially reported early were unchanged to 1c higher. The Wall street selling was estimated at about 30,000 bales, and a prominent commission house with southern connections was credited with buying fully as much as this for May and July delivery on the decline. Receipts at the ports today 13,384 bales against 14,629 last week and 36,003 last year. For the week 80,000 bales against 113,002 last week and 253,527 last year. Today's receipts at New Orleans 306 bales against 3,627 last year. FOR SALE ACRES. $1,200; 150 Acres, ?\J\J $1,200, Kershaw county, convenient to schools, churches and railroad. Good level land; fifty and twenty-five acres in cultivation; good, new buildings on both. They must be sold, and will go to first party that comes. Address, J. L. GUY. Carr len, S. C. 10 f.i 2t GEO. T. SCHORB PHOTOGRAPHER. ^ ~ ~ -1 on I IA.vi inuKing guuu unu muaiaviuij Photographs at reasonable figures, and solicit the patronage of the public. I can also furnish Musical Instruments of all kinds. See me at my Studio on West Liberty street. GEO. T. SCHORB. I * LARGE SI * ? o 4> 4. Dry Goods and S * BY + YORK J BANKING AND MER * Don't miss getting our prices eg* r tore you buy. Our Dry Goods' Grocery Department, and it is tc our Dry Goods Department We *1* you can get by 20 per cent or less We have just received large si you in Quality and Prices. * Ladies' and Misses' Shoes?$: Boys' Shoes?$1.25 to $2.00. Men's Shoes?$1.25 to $3.50. Be sure to come to see us money. Try it 4? * The Grocery This department is full up wi , Heavy and Fancy Groceries and ] * ready to Quote Prices that are Rij , SEE US FOR FIX Two cars of FLOUR?ail grs ej* Two cars of CORN and OATi We have the finest grade of J <j? 60 Cents a Gallon. Extra choice Georgia Cane Sj em Fine fresh Mackerel in barrel Barrel and Heinz's Pickles In 4* CHOICE CAJi 4* Finest Quality Cling Peaches, I . and Sweet Peas. m , Choice grade Evaporated Pead Try our Princess brand Tomai See us for Sploes and high grs A fresh lot of Raisins, Cu T dered Sugar for icing. ^ If you want Quality In your < + * Yorkville Banking and 4.4?4*4?4?4>4'*?'4'4''? fob sale CI OOD Brood Mare?will work anyj where. Perfectly gentle. Cheap for Cash. J. R. KILLIAN. 10 . f tfmules and horses at auction ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7, (Salesday) at 11 o'clock a. m., we will expose to public sale at Auction in Yorkville, about fifteen head of Mules and Horses. Terms of sale: CASH. SHANNON & HOPE. 9 t.f 2t i'll save you money I AM at the J. M. Seagle plantation with a-well selected stock of General Merchandise, including Fancy Groceries, Hardware, etc., and a full line of repairs for Oliver Chilled Plows, etc. Come and see me. H. C. REYNOLDS. R. F. D. No. 4, Rock Hill, g f.t 3t* the we fix it shop IF it Is Iron, Wood or Steel and requires attention, bring it here. You will get prompt attention and satisfactory work. Horseshoeing a Specialty. R. E. MONTGOMERY, Proprietor. 8 w 6m. New Goods AT J. Q. WRArS AT Pleasing Prices WW SEE WRAY'S QUALITIES, AND SEE WRAY'S VARIETIES AND GET WRAY'S PRICES BEFORE YOU buy- anything in dry goods, SHOES, NOTIONS, CLOTHING OR HATS. IT WILL PAY YOU TO GET HIS PRICES BEFORE BUYING. FEBRUARY SPECIALS 1.000 Yards of SUITINGS. All Colore ?15 Cts. and 20 Cts. Value?February Price?10 CTS. and 121 CTS. a Yard. 500 Yards Choice Swiss Embroideries and Insertions?10 CTS. a Yard. 1,000 Yards Extra Quality Embroideries and Insertions?10 CTS. a Yard and Upward. 1.500 Yards Good GINGHAMS At 5 CTS. a Yard. 1,000 Yards Good. Heavy, 36-Inch SHEETING at 6 CTS. a Yard. SPOOL COTTON?50 CTS. a Doz. Men's SHIRTS from 48 CTS. Each and Upward. See WRAY for Shoes?Right Qualities, Right Styles and Right Prices. See wray for Men's and Boys' Felt Hats?Wear the HOWARD. When You Want Goods of Any Kind Always See WRAY?My Prices Are Always Rock Bottom. J. Q. WRAY, The Leader WW See WRAY for Groceries?His Prices Mean Money Saved. WW W. 0. W. Receipt Books at The Enquirer Office at 30 cents each. I WILL IP IT A c Keep an accurate Ret Expenditures, Moi Year * Give You System and ments Furnish You with Po: you pay anyone a: Supply You with a De reference ^ Save You the Trouble | Relieve You of the Rl your person. s Call on Us for fuller E THE FIRST NA jgj U* SHAJKAjrN, I J. H. SAYE, President i A. M. HAD] I ^I i BMMBWwBBratlCT 1IPMENTS * + F? . hoes Just Received * 4> THE a VILLE J MILE COMPANY + + on Dry Goods, Shoes, etc., be- ^ Department is upstairs, over the your interest to make a visit to ^ guarantee our prices against any ??? Mpments of SHOES and can please *?* 1.25 to $2.50. v * before buying?you will save big * r Department. th everything In the beat gradee of Farm Supplies, and we are always ft + U K AND GRAIN. ides?Just received. * 3 just received. few Orleans Molasses In barrels, at V irrup In Cans. glass. ,'XED GOODS. ?g? Cherries and Apricots. Sugar Corn ties. ;oee?easily the best on the market* ??? ide Flavoring Extracts. rrants, Grated Oocoanut and Powgroceries, come and see us. I Mercantile Company. * CANDY-CONTINUED THAT CANDY WOULD "ROT THEIR TEETH," ETC., ETC. We hope that the recording angel dropped a tear and blotted out what was then considered a necessary fib; for everybody now knows that candy, good, pure candy, Is good in every way for everybody. And 'tis so cheap! Never come to town without buying plenty of candy "for the children." 'Twill gladden their little hearts, and sweeten and satisfy their desires and fill their after lives with pleasant memories. We buy and sell barrels of candy? hundreds of pounds of candy?all sorts and all flavors?stick, bucket, fancy. Candy Is a subject with which we are well acquainted. And we are very prodigal with our knowledge of candy. 'TIs a pleasure for us to talk and sell Candy. Herndoa & Gordon. J. L. Williams. W. M. McConnell. J.L. WILLIAMS & CO. Odd Lots Of SHOES Lot No. 1.?Ladies'?Zelgler Bros., in Patent Leather. Gun Metal and Vlcl Kid, all sold at $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 Pair. Your choice at $2.39 a pair. Lot No. 2?Men's?Fine Shoes, 2, 3, 4 and 5 pairs of a kind, all leathers, worth $2.00 to $3.50 pair. Your choice at $1.48 a pair. Lot No. 3?Boys'?Sizes 3|, 5j, 2 and 3 pairs of a kind, worth $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 a pair. Your choice at $1.24 pair. J. L. WILLIAMS & CO. r\f Our Merchant Tailor, "The Man from Kahn'a" representing Kahn Bros., will be here on February 18 and 19, with a fine line of samples for Spring and Summer wear. We want you to call at our store, February 18 or 19, and have your measure taken for a Suit, or Trousers or what you need. Fit guaranteed, or you do not have to take the goods. Be sure to come and see samples. Quite a number of people are taking advantage of our cut prices on FLOUR. We are selling for less than the mills. See us for Fertilizers. Mules and Horses for sale. York Supply Company. GRANT'S BLACKSMITH SHOP OLD brick stand, Carroll Bros, lot All kinds of repair work done at reduced prices. Shoes furnished and horses or mules shod for 60 cents. G. M. GRANT, Proprietor. 9 t lt? IEFIT YOU it",g VILL ?ord of all Receipts and nth by Month, Year by Safety for making Paysitive Proof at any time ? ny money tailed Record for future of making change sk of carrying money on xplanatlon. 1TIONAL BAM >UTH CAROLINA J. L. RAINEY, Vice President DON, Cashier. No. 6931. Report of the Condition of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK At Yorkvllle, in the State of South Carolina, at the close of business, January 31, 1910. Resources: Loans and Discounts $206,692 74 Overdrafts, secured and unsecured 6,828 33 U. S. Bonds to secure circulation $7,600 00 Banking house, furniture, and Fixtures 2,000 00 Due from National Banks (not reserve agents) .... 23.051 63 Due from approved reserve | agents 627 00 i I Checks and other Cash Items 1,991 32 XT,. . | 1 nuico ui vviicx nauuuai Banks 3,126 00 Fractional paper currency. Nickels and Cents 238 02 Lawful Money Reserve In Bank, vis.: Specie 310,666 60 Legal-tender notes 8,790 00 19,466 60 Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer (6% of circulation) 1,876 00 Total $302,384 64 Liabilities: Capital stock paid In $ 60,000 00 Surplus fund 16,000 00 Urn tvided profits, less expenses and Taxes paid.... 8,229 65 National Bank notes outstanding 36,200 00 Dividends unpaid 84 00 Individual deposits subject to check $123,693 15 Savings Deposits 8,675 22 Time certificates of deposit 48,512 31 Cashier's checks outstanding .... 590 31 181,370 99 Bills payable, Including certificates of deposit for money borrowed 10,000 00 Reserved for taxes 1,500 00 Total $302,384 54 8tate of 8outh Carolina, Oountt or York. s.s. I, R. C. ALLEIN, Clashler of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to fbe best of my knowledge and belief. R. C. ALLEIN, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 4th day of February. 1910. Jno. R. Hart, Notary Public. Correct?Attest: W. I. Witherspoon, W. B. Moore. O. E. Wilkins, Directors. No. 9533. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF The First National Bank At Sharon, In the State of South Carolina, at the close of business, Jan uary 31st, 1910. Resources: Loans and Discounts 924,978 47 Overdrafts, secured and unsecured 51 70 U. S. Bonds to secure circulation 17,000 00 Premiums on U. S. Bonds 74 08 Banking house, Furniture and Fixtures 4,330 80 Due from National Banks (not reserve agents) 30,077 92 Due from approved Reserve Agents 6,083 77 Checks and other Cash Items 136 62 Notes of other National Banks 250 00 Fractional Paper Currency, Nickels and Cents 194 02 Lawful Money Reserve in Bank, viz.: Specie 31.923 50 Legal-tender notes . 1,590 00 3,513 50 Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer (5% of circulation) 850 00 Total 187,540 88 Liabilities. Capital stock paid in 925,000 00 National Bank Notes outstanding 16,600 00 Individual Deposits subject to check 35,819 08 Time Certificates of Deposit. 8,970 17 Cashier's Checks outstanding 1,151 63 Total . .387,640 88 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OP YORK, SS: I, A. M. HADDON, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. A. M. HADDON, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2nd day of February, 1910. C. L. KENNEDY, Notary Public. Correct?Attest: J. S. Hartneas, J. H. Saye, J. L. Rainey, Directors. N. 0. Molasses I offer the best New Orleans, New Crop Molasses at 60 cepts the gallon. Something nice In Porto Rico at same price, as well as Home Made. Pickles?Both Sweet and Sour, loose in berrels. Tip Top Sauerkraut?northern put up 6 cents, 6 lbs. for 25 cents. Prunes at 10 Cts., 3 for 25. 16 Cts. 2 for 25. 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. SALE OF PERSONALTY. State of 8outh Carolina?County of York. BY virtue of an Order of the Probate Judge of York county, we will expose to sale, at public auction, at the residence of the late R. M. ALLISON, deceased, near Hickory Grove, in York county, between 11 o'clock a. m. and 3 o'clock p. m., on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5TH, 1910, all the personal property of the said R. M. Allison, deceased, consisting of Thirty (30) Shares of Stock in the Cherokee Falls Manufacturing company, Mules, Horses, Engine, Farming Machinery and Tools, Household and Kitchen Furniture, and all other personal property owned by the said R. M. Allison at the time of his death. Terms of Sale?CASH. L. BELLE ALLISON, R. T. ALLISON, Administrators of R. M. Allison. 8 f. 2t Stock Food Free! I will sell you goods as cheap as anyone, and for every Dollar Cash you buy this week, I give one 25 Cents Package of Stock Food?FREE. I keep a choice line of Fruits and Vegetables. Also Eggs and Butter. You can get at Sherer's Market good Beef and Pork at any time?Boneless Beef if you want it?Order Hamberger Steak. Some people think a market, Is a gold mine on the spot; But its worse than being married, When you come to find It out. You got to work nine days a week, And do your very best. The oil mill gets one-half you make, And the sons of guns the rest. OLD GEORGE, THE BUTCHER. THURSDAYS, ONLY UNTIL further notice, we win operate our Ginnery only on THURSDAY of each week. VICTOR COTTON OIL CO. 8 f.t 3t "No. 3 Rebuilt Oliver Typewriter, AA-Grado, $50, at The Enquirer office. * THIS SALE WILL CON- , TINUE THROUGH J SATURDAY r* L to-L . NIGHT, i ?0. lZtll DON'T MISS IT?'TWILL 7Ti COST YOU MONEY. 111 We are glad to extend no OAT <ikt< 1 f OX jrVL/L/ nui tuuuiiuc tui V/1' will yet have ample time those who have visited thii BARGAINS Dry Goods, Clothing, Sh< Comforts, Ladies' and Chil< CLOTHING At Prices at Which Every Man G Buy a New Suit. | One lot Men's Suite?Ten and Twelve Doll I Values?On Sale at HALF PRICE. I One lot Men's $10 and $13 Suite?On Sale | $7.08 the Suit B One lot Men's $13 and $15 Suits?On Sale I $9.08 the Suit I One lot Men's $15 and $18 Suits?On Sale I $13.48 the Suit. 1 One lot Men's Suits?$18 to $35 Values?, | $14.08 the Suit. I . All Men's and Boys' Overcoats On Sale I HALF PRICE. L UMBRELLAS. | Men's $2.60 Umbrellas at $1.08. I Men's $2 Umbrellas at $1.60. | Men's $1.60 Umbrellas at $1.30. 8 Men's $1 Umbrellas at 70 CTS. 9 Ladles' $6 Umbrellas at $3.98. ? Ladies $3.60 Umbrellas at $2.98. I Ladles' $2.60 Umbrellas at $1.98. | Ladles' $1.60 Umbrellas at $1.29. I Ladles $1.26 Umbrellas at 98 CI j Odd Lace Curtains yi I On Sale at A I I I Half Price. I Remnant Sale at I Half Price. This S Alexander Specialty Company. g. w Horse Shoeing, Buggy and Wagon Repairing. Automobile, Bicycle and ? Gun Repairing a Specialty. NEW 1 :all work guaranteed. ,?^es5s were bou^rh WE have opened a General Repair ~et them t Shop back of Herndon & Gordons arr|Val3 inc store. We have a good Horseshoer and c0e. Linar Blacksmith. Give us a trial. White Goot ALEXANDER SPECIALTY CO. a crackerja 9 tf t; Three plugi Outings? Cta.; 10 cen buyers, will __ __ - Special pi FORD svM ~ G. W. Automobiles tt The We are local Selling Agents for K A the well known FORD AUTOMO- \ BILE, which is unquestionably one of 1TJ.X1 the beat of the popular priced cars on the market today. The FORD never w . fails to give owners entire satisfaction. we nave Come and see us about a car and let Mackerel us quote you prices on either a Runabout or Touring Car. Try our ACCESSORIES "Perfection1 Along with the Ford Automobile we ^e have are also carrying a complete line of Automobile Accessories, and can fur- Potatoes, nish car owners with Lubricating and Cylinder Oils, Cup Greases, Packings, We also I etc. If you have an Automobile want, come and see us. Candies, C IN THE MEANTIME Peaches. Don't forget that we are headquar- All kinds ters for the best there Is in Furniture, Furnishings, Stoves, etc., and that our prices and terms will please YOU. CA8H OR CREDIT. YORK! YORK FURNITURE CO. Cash or Credit?and a Square Deal. We have TURAL ir SEED c"""ng: irish it: POTATOES SmootHin Sunny S< IRISH COBBLER, Buggies, EARLY OHIO. erythlng in YELLOW DANVERS If you wi ONION SETS. wi|| pay y0) We also EVERYBODY WHO WANTS Milk Cows GOOD COFFEE, GETS __ . Yorkv I. W. JOHNSON. ?__ X hundrec FOR SALE SeBanYd rSa TWELVE-HORSE Erie Boiler, with part of the complete fittings, In good condition at a bargain. Call on or write us. Phone Nc L. M. GRIST'S SONS. 5 Special Noti< e Thomson Comp >tice to all our customers that OUR IE MORE WEEK, CLOSING Saturd to visit our store during this sale s 3 sale already. ; IN EVERY DE oes, Gents' Furnishings, Embroidc dren's Muslin Underwear, and everyl I DOMESTICS. ^ Good yard-wide 10c Bleaching?On Sale at Ten Yards for 89 CTS. Good 16c Brown Linen?On Sale at 9 CTS. Yd. Best A. F. C. Gingham?On Sale at 8 CTS. Yd. Best Amoslteag On ting?On Sale at 7 CTS. Yd. Best, heavy Brown Sheeting, yard wide, at 8 CTS. the Yard. Good quality, yard wide Brown Sheeting?On Sale at 6 CTS. the Yard. Best Cheviots?On Sale at 9 CTS. the Yard. Best Riverside Plaids?On Sale at 7 J CTS. Yd. Good, yard-wide Lineen?On Sale at 9 CTS. Yd. One lot 25c Poplins?On Sale at 15 CTS. Yard One lot 25c Homespun Suitings?On Sale at 15 CTS. the Yard. One lot Rajah Silks?On Sale at 29 CTS. Yard. Big Una Curtain Swiss?On Sale at 9 CTS., 12 CTS and 19 CTS. the Yard. Big lot White Walstlngs?On Sale at 10 CTS. the Yard. Big lot 25c White Walstlngs?On Sale at 19 CTS. the Yard. Best Gold Medal Feather Ticking?On Sale at 10 CTS. the Yard. Best Hamilton Stripe Hickory?On Sale at 12 CTS. the Yard. One lot of 50c Sheets?On Sale at 39 CTS. Each. One lot 75c Sheets?On Sale at 59 CTS. Each. ar Big lot large Huck Towels?On Sale at 10 CTS. at Good Bath Towels?On Sale at 19 CTS. and 39 CTS. Each. Large White Quilts?On Sale at 89 CTS. and 31.39 Each. at Good Blankets?On Sale at $1.98 and $2.98. .. Good Comforts?On Sale at $1.48 and $1.89. M All Odd Pairs of Lace Curtains?On Sale at HALF PRICE. a All Remnants?On Sale at HALF Their Regular Prices. v Big lot of Embroideries?On Sale at 4 CTS. and 9 CTS. the Yard. Big lot of Embroidery Flouncing?On Sale at 29 CTS. and 39 CTS. the Yard. Big lot Val Laces?On Sale at 4 and 8 CTS. Yd. Ladies' Black Petticoats?On Sale at 48 CTS., 69 CTS. and 98 CTS. Ladies' Hose?On Sale at 10 CTS., 12 CTS and 19 CTS. the Pair. Children's Hose?On Sale at 8 CTS., 10 CTS., 12 CTS. and 19 CTS. the Pair. Ladles' Wool Hose?On Sale at 19 CTS. and re 89 CTS. the Pair. he Thomson ( Yorkville, - - - S. C. ale Closes Friday Night, Febm . WHITESIDES: S 8HARON, 8, C. arrivals Direct From Ing goods are now arriving rZimy S?Sr~ ' ' ;;dfSL"s-n,h.T^ "sr FOMENT, is, Long Cloth, Bleachings, Carrara, Italy. Prioa?$2 Is, Embroideries, Laces and >f Spring Dress Goods. finer to be had for the n: Lck Tobacco, at $3 a box. s for 25 Cents. All kinds of headstone 121 cents values at 91-2 ts values at 71-2 Cts. Quick an<* grown people. i of course get the pick. T 0 rices on 8HOE8 of all kinds. Large Granite Monum* Sharon to see me and come slng|e or double inscrlpt as soon as you come to Come and see the Ita.ll WHITESIDES J0HNE( SHARON. S. C. ? ???RP-? BRIAN COMPANY A. D.DOR Fancy Grocers CUJ pR|CE8 QN DRY - GROCERIE . Beginning THURSDJ I7U LM I continuing ror ten aays, 1 j|\ rvl\ Fyl j I prices on all Dry Goods Come and see_Jt win pfi _ , __ _ Calicoes, 5 Cents yard Just received a tub of Fresh Bleachlngs, 7 Cents ya Yard Wide Goods st < Men's and Boys' 50c i Porto Rico Molasses and ? H^ie" fo? Mef'and t Syrup. for25C.n,..?doo|,R|Ei Cabbage, Irish and Sweet Beat Tomatoes, Bla< Peaches, 3 pound cans, I fhite Peas, Lima Beans. No. 1 California Dri< Cents Pound. lave all kinds of Fruits and Splendid Parched ( _ . _ . . Cents Pound, lanned Goods, Evaporated Seeded Raisins and Cu pound. New Club Loaded Gun ot Cigars and Tobaccos. f0,ux'c0ra|ng? J- M' BRIAN C0- Charlotte. St., near^To GLLE BUGGY 00 qq YOU INTEND a full line of AGRICULIMPLEMENTS on hand, in- TO Bl If so, be sure to see Turn Plows, begin operations for Rou, ed Lumber, Doors, Sash, rows, ing Hardware, Lime, < Plaster and other nece< 9 Harrows. We are in position and \ ., . . make close prices on w Juth Planters, etc. need Harness, wagons ana ev CONTRACTING. the line. ^re Would also be plea you with Plans and Spe< ant any of these things, it Cost of building anything In mind. j to see us. See Ufl f0r paints. Oils have for sale two good _ _ - / - -'T T "CI and a lot of nice Pigs. J. J KMilirJ ille Buggy Co. brick for s SEE me for what : per thoussnd. ^ r >unty grown at 20 cents per 103 f.t 1 or $1.50 per thousand, F. riiio s r (let Plants from rnn nt!VI ve express from the lower State "PVICKSON HOUSE, ] A. D. DORSETT. U tain street, next Qa i. 6. c t.f tf S6 tX BARGAINS TO BE FOUND ON OUR COUNTERS HERE any. EVERY DAY. I FOURTH ANNIVERSARY ay Night, February 12th. You ind save dollars just as have PARTMENT. iries, Laces, Quilts, Blankets, thing in stock. Gome and see. Ladies', Men's and Children's Shoes at Sacrifice Prices. rl 4 V Ml * Men's Edwin Clapp Shoes?On Sale I4.M Pr, Men's 9ft Crossett Shoes?On Sale at $S .98 Fr. Men's 94 Crossett Shoes?On Sale at Hit Pr. . Men's 93.50 Abbott Shoes?On Sale at 99.79. Ladles' 94 Queen Quality Shoes On 8ale at 92.98 the Pair. Ladles' 93.60 Queen Quality Shoes On Sale at 99.79 the Pair. Ladles' 93 Queen Quality Shoes On Sale at 99J9 the Pair. Ladies' 92.50 Boston Favorite Shoes On Sale at 91.98 the Pair. Ladies' 99 Columbia Shoes On Sale at 91.99. i One lot Ladies' Dongola Kid Shoes On Sale I at 79 CTS. the Pair. Men's 91 Rubbers at 79 CTS. Men's 7So Rubbers at 48 0T8. Ladles' 76c Rubbers at 59 CTS. Ladies' SOc Rubbers at 99 CTS. Misses' and Children's Rubbers On Sale at 39 CTS. the Pair. BIG VALUES LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR TO m :.. BE FOUND (Mi SALE AT THIS STORE. i | ny 12th. Come and See. 'NT WORKS M> L CMTOi,< ?*w* c*rro,L s c CARROLL BROS. ? $P Italy. PERRI-WALLA ery handsome # TEA : 1 direct from ? i.. If you want the most delicious cup 50.00?nothing of TEA Nnd t0 CARROLL BRO&, and get 1-1 lb or 1 lb can of PERRI* loney. WALLA TEA. is for children It is almost impossible to make anything, but good Tea our of PERRI* WALLA. We absolutely guarantee to ;nta, for either give you good Tea, and only costs you 50 cents per pound. Put up in nice, ion. attractive tin cans, that are very use. ful about the kitchen for keeping lan monument gp|Cea, dtc. :A*Z?r CARROLL BROS. EKE OOJVT? LY 27th, and I will reduce ,^vn.?r?Cerle8 L?1 yourself be worried with a dUo twi tresslng Cold or the Orlppe, when it is so easy to put a stop to the trouble If you take the proper steps In time. ?_ When you feel either of these maladies *"u ,BV X"CD" coming on take the 7omen, 3 pairs YORK DRUG 8TORE'8 3. ikberries, Pie GRIPPE AND COLD 31-3 Cents. . ;d Peaches. 9 TABLET8 ^offee, 1212 According t0 directions and the trouirrants 10 Cts hie will soon cease to be bothersome? 25 Cents at > Shells. 371*2 THE YORK DRUG STORE. JORSETT, rk Mill. Rawls Plumbing Co. Wanted ^ ^ ^ ^ At once two or three Plumbing Jobs . . for people who want High Grade, Sanus before you v K jh and Dress- jtary Plumbing and Prompt Service. Blinds, Buildcement, Brick, We advertised a couple of weeks ago ssary supplies. vill be glad to for two or three Jobs and we got tlJrtn hat you may and have completed the work and everybody Is happy. sed to furnish We are now ready for two or three jiflcationa and . . T . , . you may have more J?bs- us know when you are i, Glass, etc. ready. [fc & CO RAWLS PLUMBING COMPANY. AT THE BRATTOH FARM* irou need. 310 W E we offering thoroughbred Tv Guernsey Heifers at from $10 up CARROLL. end we have also a number of Berktf shire Gilts with thoroughbred Pigs that we will sell. Will deliver pure. Clean mux at iu centa a quan. vreaui, " butter and fresh eggs on orders. King's Moun- Pure Berkshire Pigs at from $3 to j-rlson. 15 each. Pure Buff Orpington eggs at 8PENCER. II a setting of 15. tf J. MEEK BURNS. Manager.