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BASEBALL! Bloomer Girls vs Y ork ville AT THE YORK VILLE BASEBALL nonrMne Next Friday, May 20. flame called at 4.30 P. M. Admission? 25 CENTS. M. L. Carroll. C. W. Carroll.! CARROLL BROS, j Weeders? Weeds We have about six WEEDERS I< ft, and you will find by using them, you will assist your cotton in coming up? stop it from dying, and kill the little I ants that are troubling the plant. They are also good for Corn. Remember our line of Corno Horse Feed, Cow Feed and Chicken Feed. Best and most economical of all feeds, (live the mother chicken plenty of Corno, and she will take care of the little chickens. If you want good, wholesome bread, send for our flour. CARROLL BROS. Hammocks THE KIND YOU WANT AT PRICKS YOU WANT TO PAY?$1.00 to $5.00 EACH. Make yourself comfortable by having a Hammock for outdoor naps and reading during the good old summer days. See us for the Hammock that you want. CARROLL FURNITURE CO. J. C. WILBORN REAL ESTATE 1.1ST VOUK PliOPERTY WITH MR IF YOU WANT TO SELL? ? FOR SALE ? 3951-2 Acres?Known as the OatesAllison place: produces s bales of cotton: one 2-story, 7-room building; 4 tenant houses, 3 rooms each, 100 acres in cultivation, 150 acres in timber; balance in second growth and pasture: 2 miles of Hickory Grove. Will cut into small tracts. Price $12.00 per acre. 201 Acres?One dwelling?story and a half high, 5 rooms, 2 tenant houses, 5 rooms each; good barn. Price $12.50 per acre. 217 Acres?Joins Will Campbell, Will Youngblood, William Gates, in Ebenezer township. Will rent for 6,000 lbs. lint cotton. Is one of the best farms in the county. A beautiful home, painted; two story, eight-room house; 150 acres in cultivation: u good orchard, two miles of Tirzah station: 5 tenant houses, 3 and 4 rooms each; 2 large barns, pasture of 40 or 50 acres. Will sell in two tracts, but prefer to sell as a whole. Home of J. M. Campbell. 101 Acres?J. M. Campbell-Youngblood place, two story. 5-room house: joins Sidney Hogue. Price $40 an acrv. 455 Acres?Property of Jas. A. and E. Bankhead; 3 houses. Nearly 200 acres of bottom land, raises about 1,000 bushels of corn, very productive place. Price $9.00 an acre. 122 Acres?8-room dwelling ;a tine orchard; 1J miles Beersheba: 2 tenant houses; 75 acres in cultivation, balance in timber; the timber is original. 119 1-2 Acres?Property of A. E. Burns; two story dwelling; 45 acres in cultivation; 35 acres original forest, balance in pine. 128 Acres?Home place of J. P. Carson; good 6-room dwelling; land level; new barn, crib, cotton house. All nec? sary out buildings. A beautiful farm at Delphos. 122 Acres?J. T. Carson farm; adjoins David Benfield and others. One dwelling. 5-rooms, good tenant house. One of the finest farms in the county. 119 3-4 Acres?Joins lands of Mrs. J. L. McGill; one new 4-room house: 15 acres of fresh, n< w ground, balance in wood: li mile Bethany High School. 234 Acres?One 2-story, 8-room dwelling: good 5-horse farm open; 80 acres in timber; 4 good tenant houses, 4-rooms each; good barn. Land in high state cultivation. Joins J. J. Matthews; 3 miles Bethany. Price $25 per acre. 112 3-4 Acres?Joins John F. Smith; Co acrt-s in cultivation; 52 in timber; 1 dwelling. 2 tenant houses: good new barn. Price 2.000. R. D. \Vallace. one Lot. East JcftVrson. near Graded school and Southern depot. tine nice Cottage. East Jefferson, n?ar Graded school. Property of Mrs. Berry?very cheap. J. C. WILBORN . . . Dry Earl & Wilson Collars T? /~\ r> A/f I? \T r U IV in Lv When you want Collars, it pays t<> buy the best. When you buy E. <&. W. Collars, you don't get the so-ealleil l.imn: but yon got the real article -LINEN." THOMSON CO.. are agents for this E. &. W. Linen Collar, exclusively in Yorkville. THE THOMSON CO., 1 Clothing, Gent's Furn FOR SALE r2 ("^ OOK'S aiul Hawkin's Prolifie Cot- ^ J ton Seed. Smith's Prize Winner " Seed Corn, Country Cured Hams and ? Pure Hog Lard. Address No. 4. York- ^ ville. C. H. SMITH. . 38 ft 2t -4 YORK VILLE BUtwtiY ( 0 -i, RIGHT NOW * 4 Is a good time to have your old Buggy Repaired, Repainted and put in good * shape for the summer season. Come ? and let us tell you more about it. Then too, see us about Upholstering , and Repolishing your furniture. We *2" are prepared to do this work for you at ? reasonable prices and guarantee good ^ work. ? 4 Wagons, Buggies 1 See us about Wagons and Buggies. We have the goods, the qualities and our prices will interest you. If you need a Top for your Buggy, see us. We can supply you in all qualities and prices. For Wagons, Buggies and Farm Implements, come to see us before you make a purchase. We are the folks that can and will Save You Money on anything in our line. lYorkville Buggy Co. bow h'eas MAKE HAY, AND IMPROVE YOUR LAND. We have Clay and Whlpponrwill Peas for sale. Received this week. 500 bushels of ? Ainber anil Orange Cane Seed. All good and sound. We had some heated CaJie Seed, but disposed of it for feed. Be sure yqu get good Cane Seed. Let us sell you a Planet Jr. Killing Cultivator: Hyde Walking Cultivator? one man can do the work of two. We sell the best Drag Harrow on the market. Second-hand Refrigerator?good as new?a bargain. We sell Purina Horse and Chicken [ feed, also Corno. Will save you money on FLOI'R. YORK SUPPLY CO. t -:Two Fires: In York County this week, AND NO ft | INSURANCE?"Same old story." Tne I" man who has no insurance usually has I a fire. Is it better to insure before than ft after the loss? H FARMERS' MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO., OF YORK COUNTY. (Organized in 1892). > D. E. BONEY, Agent. YORKVILLE BUILDING AND j LOAN ASSOCIATION ESPECIALLY for Home Building and accumulations of monthly savings. 1st and 2nd Series issued March lf>th and April 15th, 1903, just matured and retired, amounting to ,$9,SOO.OO. $31,600.00 of stock still running. Present paid-in and working capital. $12.684.00. 30th Series of March 15th. 1910, $10,000.00 limit, all sold. A new series may issue on the 15th of any month. New subscribers get full benefit of present working capital in a going concern. Build and own your own home, we will help you. WALTER B. MOORE. Pres. Geo. W. Williams. Secty. & Treas. jj JUST | SEE IVIE I For all kinds of Chewing and Smoking Tobacco. Evangeline Syrup, frS Karo Syrup, a' Oatmeal in cans for summeY use. Best Coffees ami Teas?we are headquarters. jCj A new shipment of Brooms?all sixes. I. W. JOHNSON. on th THE BEST MEATS. (1 AX always be had at the Rose ^ ' J Meat Market, and you can also tind here all Vegetables that are in season, including Potatoes. Onions. Cabbage, J? etc. Eggs and Butter. Fish 011 Satur- ? days. Phone us your orders. WALTER ROSE. THE WE FIX IT SHOP IE it is Iron, Wood or Steel and reAttention hrlne it here. Yon will get prompt attention and satisfactory work. R. E. MONTGOMERY. Proprietor. . S w 6m. | is and Notions. . . . a _ Mr lin?- of stylos in tin* E. & W. Lin- i en Collar?all size-?Price 25 Cts. Each. 11| ISIr 1 In*- of stylos in Earl and Wilscn yj Red Wan Collars?in ml si/.ts Pr.ce 2 ? for 25 Cts. > A Eclipse Shirts. !! e( E. & W. Collars with the Eclipse " Shirts, make the man well dressed. s. These two go hand in hand. Best tl quality only. We are showing the largest line of Eclipse Shirts in nice new patterns, fresh from the factory, at Prices $1.00 and $1.50 Each. Eclipse soft Shirts with or without Collars, at $1.00 and $1.50 Each. ^ lead to Foot Outfitters. ;; el ,, ishings, Shoes and Hats ; C\t? A- .2~ !? <ji ^ ?-i? >] > ?\t? A 'i* * * 4> Not Only Growing Older * t #fBut Stronger. * . I CARHEUL STUDY 01' Till: /l/STORY OE THIS HAXK WILL SHOW A HEALTHY CROWTI! ^ WITH IXCRE.ISIXC HIE. CUT TIIE HEX EE IT *f? OE THIS ACE A XI) EX PERI EX Cll AXD ^ STRENGTH AXD USE IT IIY II ECO M IXC I HEX- . TIE I ED WITH US AS A CI 'STOMER. t? mi n I / WW I /> , I he bank ot Hickory o v Hickory Grove, S. C. > > -f- >%* -(- $? -f- ?f ? EVERYMAN ? DUTY Is the master (if his own destiny. Vi' 1 M the architect of his own fate. TJo you want peace, power and plenty? I.. ?!.? ..........liner Do you want to build up your char- Safety" to our Depositors. " acter, reach your aim, double your ? An ample portion of our earnings income, establish your credit. has b(Min s[.t aslde aH surplus antl make a name in the world, increase undivided profits, and this together your ability, grasp opportunities? with our experience and recognized Then begin to save bv making conservatism, makes this BANK a <11 <4 . t i .u Rock of Strenqth. small deposits regularly in the Your Money is always ready for your Checks. First National Bank t?klj?an ami savings hank OF SHARON S. C. YORKVILLE. S. C. Guaranteed Our Prices Against Manufacturer's Cost. SEE US FOR DRESS GOODS?SUCH AS Black Serges,. Mohairs, Lawns, Voiles, Linings, Shirt Goods, Etc.? ? ? ? X O T I O X SCovered Buttons for Dresses at HALF COST PRICE. Writing Paper and Envelopes at HALF COST PRICE. Ladies' Fans at HALF COST PRICE. ? /*? ** ^ T rii _ i i.adies 50 ^ts. nose?i\ow 35 v^is. fair. Ladies 35 Cts. Hose?Now Two Pairs 35 Cts. Nice 25c Socks for Children?Now Two Pairs 30 Cts. Nice 15c Socks for Children?Now Two Pairs 20 Cts. OXFORDS FOR CHILDREN. Don't forget that we have a nice line of Oxfords for Misses and Little Boys and Girls. They are called the Portsmouth, made by the Portsmouth Shoe Co., and are the best in quality that we could buy. $1.50 OXFORDS NOW $1.20 AND SO ON. SILK THREAD?Almost all colors?Two Spools for - l",'C,MrPO l.nct nunlifir tlllf mil 1w> lwillirllt 5 J. O i lie IA.^1 umi gg, SILK FLOSS for fancy work, etc., at HALF PRICE. 20 PER CENT OFF FIRST COST on Embroideries, Laces, Insertions, Edgings, etc. WE NEVER FAIL TO SELL AT THESE PRICES. ASK THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN HERE AND THEN COME YOURSELF. YORVILLE BANKING & MERCANTILE CO. Itock Food Free! I will Se ll you goods as elieap as anySee What You BuyKnow What You Are Gettinu. You can get at Sherer's Market good ",,u" luu ni u UUIIIIiyi < f and l'ork at any time?Boneless , , , :ef if you want it?Order Hamberger ^ number of people have taken advantage of the low prices we are Some people think a market. offering in our stock-reducing sale. Is a gold mine on the spot; ,u?' sl,!1 have more finished work Hut its worse than being married, than we consider it nect\s?try to carWhcn von come to find It out. r.v ^NEED THE MONEY. .Anything on our yard goes at a lower price than other dealers have to You got to work nine days a week, pay for the same stone. And do your very best. This means a saving to you of The oil mill gets one-half you make, from five to one hundred dollars, And the sons of guns the rest. according to the size of the monu meni you uuy. inc um.v rvT pv T7*/^VT> T7* is <hat you come to our place in perL J | j | 3 \J Pj|\ \JT njy son ami make your selection from ' our stock. TIIE HUTCIIER. YORKVIIiUE MONUMENT WORKS Yorkville Hardware Company Hoes?fii to lil inches. Come to Reily Hoes?7, 7ami s im lies. ii ? Headquarters |j Garden Hoes, Potato Diggers, Rakes, Forks, Shovels, Mattocks. ' For All Kinds of Mattock. Fork. Hoc and Shovel HanGarden and Water Hose to \vat< r your gardi-n wlirn Farm Tools. dry or for lawn sprinkling. ?j Lawn Mowers?$:5.r>n t? $7.i>0 each. i Yorkville Hardware Company I ... IT IS TIME RIGHT NOW ^ Imvc- mailt* a ti11;11 s?-ttl<'iin*iit with it- Probate Court, as adniiuistrutnis of I'm you In have that Hicycle Repairic estatf <>f R. M. ALLISON. ilfffas- ?.(|. Spring is lifi'f, ami you will want 1. ami that on Monday, May at 11 I to ride soon. I ?on't wait until tin- rush, flock a. in., wo will make application pave < very tiling to do the job with i the I Ion. I.. IJ. Williams, judifc of ?Tires, Pedals, Inner Tubes, Chains, lid court, for a discharge from fur- etc. """ G0-CART8 AND BABY CARRIAGES I'. T. L. BEU.E AI.LISoN. W,. (.;m -? )>;i{|- ynur old flu-l'iil'l ?>r \?liiiinisi i ;it >i |{;i|,y < ":iri ami put Rubber Tires '' i>u at a fair price- less than >'?>u ~ \v.hil<l i xp'-rt. Wi- have tin- Tires in AT THE BRATTON FARM. ^t,?.k , \7 E an* offering thoruughbted . n ?. r? Alexander Specialty Company .ire (lilts with thoroughbred Pigs R D A|eXander, Mgr. uit we will sell Will deliver pure, an milk at H? cents a quart. Cream. utter and fresh eggs on orders. ?TT~The Enquirer office sells Rebuilt Cure Berkshire 1'igs at from $3 to Typewriters of all kinds at a savincj of each. Pure Ituff Orpington eggs at one-fourth to half. Rebuilt Machines I a setting of 15. that are equal to New Machines in .1, MEEK HERNS, Manager every respect. Repair LICE? i Arc you troubled with lice or mites on your chickens? They are very de- ^ T T J _ ,n| structive and troublesome when once ^ 1f If IJX started in the poultry yard. Now Is the time to prevent their starting, or to get ^ rid of them. If they are there already. e$i If your Watch, Clock or Jewelry Is The best, quickest, easiest and surest out of repair, hrlng it to me and let , . .... , ,, me make the necessary repairs' that u> t" ' them. Is to u. e will make the article Just like new. PRATT'S LICE KILLER. You can If your Watch has been running two , or three years since it was last cleaned Ude It on big chicks, little chicks, horses, ^ and oiled, you will be doing yourself a CO\Vs, hogs, sheep, dogs and cats. You I ? favor by having your Watch overhaul- eta - - - ... ...111 ,1 ? .1 I, ...1,1. ? *,,11 ,,f I t fd and properly oiled. Tills worn will win mm u mm a iun .... help to make your time piece run l.et- th other valuable preparations of ter and last longer. 6 Pratt's at this store. T. W. SPECK, The Jeweler. Don't forget to call for Pratt's at F^Tnfa?n penfr Waterman and Parker THE STAR DRUG STORE. ^ 41 4" This Tc Is Related 4< i As a Positive Fact. ^ 4? A printer in one of our Southern newspaper offices went into a certain hank some months ago, and said : "I lere's a hundred dollars we've been keeping in the bureau drawer, but I know it's not safe there." That money is still safe in the Bank; but not long afterward, his wife began an account, aiuf in less 4* ? ? 1 I __ o ?C il.? ? than a year, sue nan saved up $417.^ um m ui<_ weekly j)ay. He made a good start, hilt she kept it up. Madam. *3* can YOL* help your husband like that? Mavhe you ^ can do even better. We'll he glad to show you how to start. *3* 4* The National Union Bank, 4 ABSOLUTELY SAFE 4" Rock Hill, - - - S. C. * W. .1. RODDEY, Pres. IRA B. DUNLAP, Cashier. A i' ?'ii 4 or\nw7c which? * SOPES J Probably you are at this time thinking of either insuring your life for the <|> first time or of increasing the amount Ov korse we no that our kustomers no of insurance you already have. In case that the York Drug Store alwaze car- you decide definitely to apply for lnsur- ? rys a komplete line uv the best Toylet ance, Is it your purpose to insure in orSopes and Toylet Artickles, such as der to help some agent with whom you Talkum Powdurs, Teeth Pases, Face are favorably impressed by reason of ~ Creems, Teeth Breshes, Colones and his personality or is it your intention p Xtracts uv the most daintiest odurs, to insure for the benefit of those de- p but we want them as ain't our kustoin- pendent on you or for your own protecers to learn about our Sopes and Toy- tion in your old age tn the company let Goods. Nex time you kneads any- that you are satisfied has a record T thing uv that kind, cum and ax us fur without spot or blemish, extending over JT what youn's kneads. a period of 50 years or more and which writes a contract that guarantees you ? a square deal under any and all clr- JS cumstances, and is more liberal than Tt ip ,-,-it)p noITP cTADi? that of any other company in business? 1 H K t 11 k h UKUU o 1 UKb. Whirk? If vnu have heen fismrin.? on helping an agent and you are not sat- of Isfied that the company Is the kind de- Pr scribed above, you might save yourself Pc ? many future regrets by muklng him an to f! F O X S r H D R R outright present of a ten spot and then Pr 1 ' apply for your new policy in the Mu- H PHOTOGRAPHER. tual Benefit Life Insurance Company Come to sep me for satisfactory Pho- of Newark. N- J- as U *s the only comtocranhs at reasonable nrices pany of wh,ch 1 have any knnwled*e w S I, 1^1 ,Mtur that squares up to the specifications TMo inltnimenflhpu^Vuiiv outlined above, and by reason of an ' ' 1 n tllnv fnr thp no?f f f experience of 20 years In the business f n v n h r v , v V of 1 thlnk 1 Rm fa,r,y wel1 informed as to f, teen years, and has met every require- th d d contracts of a? repu. ti ment of the most competent musicians. tab, comnanieg See me about the Lester. p ' dc GEO. T. SCHORB. SAM M. GRIST, Agent. 4* 4- 4* 4- 4- 4* 4* 4 4 4* 4 4 4 4 4* 4* 4 4 4 4; er t buy QUfiflQ At + *? YOUR UHUJllU J. Q. Wray's *L nl This is good advice, Mr. Shoe Buyer. Wray makes a specialty ot of Shoes and handles only Shoes of Quality?Lasting Quality?Shoes is that will give the buyer the fullest value for your money and every ^ pair is Guaranteed to he us Represented or you get a new Pair. Ladies' Low Shoes, 98 Cts. and Up. - rj, Children's Low Shoes, 75 Cts. and Up. Men's Low Shoes in Gun Metal, Tan and Patent Leathers, from $1.08 to $3.50 n Pair. X GENTS' FURNISHINGS. * ? Men's Shirts, good wash colors, nice patterns, 48 Cts. to 08 Cts. .. ~ Boys' Shirts, 25 Cts. and Up. Men's Linen Collars, 5 Cts. and Up. , I A* Men's Ties, 10 Cts. and Up. K Men's Summer Underwear, 25 Cts. and up per garment. ^ FOR THE LADIES. * ? Toadies' Collars, 10 Cts. and Up. Good Calico, 5 Cts a Yard. 36 inch Sheeting, 0 Cts. a Yard. Ladies' ITndervests, 5 Cts. Each and y ? Up. V J i>l<?a.w Kenienilwr?That we are always pleased to show our ^ goods and quote prices and that We can and will save you money. ^ I ]U|ADi J J. WRAY, lit I| Us Before buying Groceries. ^ "V T ^ T T ^ <V T- T f T "f f 4s 4 f ?- | W 1 M- BRIAN COMPANY ? ^,le Uan<iy Grooers ^ ml i IL-Egfr I ^5 We art" headquarters for all brands ^ U a. \* of Coffees, Teas and Postuin. ^ See us for Porto Rico Molasses and 1^1 "N^ All kinds of Canned goods. ^ Kvapo rated Apples and Peaches. $ Sult Herring and White Fish. jj? ^ v> When in need of a Whip, you will ^ AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES nml .? Beautiful line of Lamps. m See me for Automobiles, Tires, oils. ? Gasoline. an<l all accessaries. I can All kinds of Glassware and Tinware. please you in quality and in price. Us for Tomato Plants. ^ RIDDLE AUTO COMPANY. f f. c. riddle, proprietor. J. M. BRIAN COMPANY. ? I; J. L. Williams. W. M. McConnell. ij J. L. WILLIAMS & CO. * Spring.... I Try one can af "Roth's Delight," T Tr* rl^ ^ ground Coffee. I( is a money saver, I I || f1 | with tin tinest flavor. Stronger than ** A-i-VAX^A. V/UA any other kind?no matter what the price. Put up in 1 ami 1' lbs. cans ai indies' Gauze Vests, nleelv trimmed, a 25 Cents the Pound If.c. value at 10 Cts. Each, br Men's Porous Knit inuerwear, run fa suits, easily worth 50c. u garment u? 1 have loose Sour Kraut in bane s. 0ur prjce> 25 cts. Garment. g| Also loose Sour PirkMs in imiitHs. Knrc Length Drawers ofc Hoth nice at this time of tin- year. At 25 Cts. Garment. js Men's Nainsook Shirts and Drawers. Knee length, at ... 48 Cts. Garment. F< J. L. WILLIAMS & CO. ' ' LOUIS ROTH. a*"YORK'S CHEAPEST STORED DiP Remember that Buying and Sell- 1 ing for Spot Cash is why we undersell all others. THE CITY MARKET Nr ICR Reef and l'ork in all cuts, and FOR SALE ? pure and mixed Sausage. We want Ul-lD<BK, n yc to buy good, fat Beef Cattle. Hogs and rP 1 ? }?.,i . Boiler, with i- ,,, ' A comp ete fittings, n good condition ? Kggs. We sell Cabbage. a t,ar^uin. CaI,' ?? or"Wrlte us. E C. F. SHERER, Proprietor. I- M. GRIST'S SONS. ' Jo - 4 4~ 4* 4 b 4* b 4* b 4* b b b b 4* b b 'I* 4* SHOES AND OXFORDS: I We are showing a complete stock of Men's, Women's and Children's Shoes ^ and Oxfords. New ones arrive almost ^ every day. If you haven't been in you ^ should COME NOW. I "" ' """ ~ :vrr~ ^ Children's Soft Sole Oxfords, all colors, 25 Cents and > 48 Cents. All f ?. 1 AQ C? ^ liiuiureu & mi lcouici uaiuius, to ncuts anu up. Children's Tan, Red, Black, and White Ankle Straps, 4* all solid leather, 59 Cents and up. 4, Women's Vici Bals and Bluchers, 98 Cents. Women's All Solid Leather Oxfords and Ankle Straps, *** Tan and Black, $1.25 to $4.00. One lot of $1.50 Grey and Blue Canvas Oxfords? 4, Special Purchase?Special Price, 75 Cents. . We are Agents for the Famous Selby Shoe for Women?All Leathers, all Styles. 4* The NEWEST thing in Ladies' Footwear is the SATIN FINISH CAVENETTE STRAP. Ask to see it. 4, Men's $1.25 Satin Bals, 98 Cents. t Good, Solid Leather Work Shoes, $1.25 and up. We are "Headquarters" for Boys' and Men's Oxfords. ** Agents for the Ralston Shoes and Oxfords. A guaran teed Patent Leather. "Another pair if they break." We are showing the Real INDIAN MOCCASIN * for Children, Women and ^ Men. They are more Comfortable and will Outwear a "Barefoot Sandal." ^ _ * No Trouble to Show Goods Here. * KIRKPATRiCK-BELK CO. IF YOU DON'T TRADE WITH US, * WE BOTH LOSE MONEY. . ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ q 5AMBOO ANNOUNCEMENTS. FOR SUPERVISOR V-/A\. V><XX y HEREBY announce myself as .a 1 candidate for nomination for re'TT A T\17C election to the office of COUNTY SU>rl/\ly Il/iJ PERVISOR, subject to the choice of the Democratic voters in the primaOh, yes, we have them in a variety r'es- CLEM GORDON. sizes and at the most reasonable 38 ~ ices. You should have them on your : ?>rch. They add greatly to the com- FOR SUPT. OF EDUCATION rt and besides muke the porch more j HEREBY announce myself as a Ivate. Let us show y< i. 1 candidate for SUPERINTENDENT AMMnrLfc OF EDUCATION for York county. AMlYlULKo subject to the choice of the Democratic No, we don't think you are lazy, but votere Jn the e do know that a good Hammock. MINOR R. BIGGERS rung in the shade, will give you a >od place to take a quiet rest or nap. - - -? ?e ours. A big stock and very attrac- # SeeePU3efor Lace Curtains and Win- RdWlS Pllllllblllg (AK >w Shades?a good line for selection. . ORCH ROCKERS? Did you ever see a porch that had \A/ ntlrp/l lough Rocking Chairs? Come ami Y All iv VR t us show you our line. It includes choice selection and the low prices ill please you. At once two or three Plumbing Jobs IQUID VENEER for people who want High Grade, SanIs undoubtedly the best of all fur- m . 0_? ture polishes?try It?you'll like It? itary P|umbln? and Prompt Service. factor!IyUrCttUae " """ l"t' """" nt"" We advertised a couple or weeaa a?o If you have a Furniture want, we can for two or three Jobs and we *ot them ipply it and you will always find us an(j ^ave comp|(>ted the work and evght in price and right in quality. YORK FURNITURE CO erybody 18 happy' W CASH or CREDIT and a SQUARE We are now ready for two or three EAL. more jobs. Let us know when you are W Your Job Printing? Send it to ready, he Enquirer for the Best Work at ight Prices. RAWLS PLUMBING COMPANY. ** A ***** A ***** A ***** A ***** A ***** A ***** A +**' ?+ Y ***** Y ***** ***** Y ***** Y ***** Y ***** Y +** ? VATT HAVE BEEN EXPECTING VATTO !i ! I IIII T0 0PEN A BANK AC- I 1111 (Zi t 1 UU COUNT HAVEN'T Il/U j\t j| GOING TO DO IT WHEN YOU GET A LITTLE MORE MONEY? |L j| Have you ever thought of it in that way? Or have YOU thought n g of It at all? *5 A A 4|t If you have been thinking, ACT. You have enough money, we gL w #r ^ are sure, to open an account with OUR BANK. You only need gONE DOLLAR to make the beginning, and you can put in more ,f ? ? you want; but whatever your beginning is ADD 'IT) IT, and Keep . Adding?get into the banking habit, and you will be glad many a a day, and more than that you will be sorry you did not begin this g^ j| good work long ago. $ - - U...,l??0o A rwl ?.|?|, V x With all or our racnmes ior nuiiumis ??ui uuo.?..u ....... ^ + p. the Absolute Safety we give, you should not Avait one moment? 4? not even the "ticking of a clock." V * ? **? M There is only one way to do a thing and that is to "DO IT," <j? and the best time is TODAY?''.VOW." ?t? ! | The First National Bank, Yorkville, S. C. jL | O. E. WILKIN'S, President. R. C. ALLEIN, Cashier. +& ?+ A +?*?* ??? A *?*?* A A *?*?* A +?*?* A +&* >+ *?H?* +?3a?+ +***+ +?*?* *?* ?* +?? ?* T *?S* LIME I HI 1111 IV RIGHT NOW?TODAY?IS A GOOD iV T1(V1E T0 BEGIN US|NG lime ABOUT YOUR PREMISES FOR SANITARY PURPOSES. Is not as high or as low as it has en at different times, but is standing Lime is always cheaper than docirly steady just now. Come and see tors' bills, and for general sanitaiy i for the next sack you need. We will purposes there is nothing superior to ? ??' of hAct r?riee Good Lime, Plentifully Used. itainable, and will sell you Flour that Just remember. If you raise chickens, tip top In <|uality. that In a very short time now, the Phone us your orders for Purina weather will get warmer and chicken eds for Horses, Mules, Cmvs and Mites and Lice will appear. The way jultry. to put a stop to these pests?the best way? is a free use of Lime. Sprinkle the floors of the chicken house and , , lir, , , coops with lime; whitewash the roosts, armers Wholesale Grocery, I coops and walls with lime; make a bojc 3 feet square and fill it with lime and J. M. FERGUSON, Prop. road dust for a dust bath for chickens, and the pests will bother your chiek,, ens but little. I / >! until Z itVurTri^"""" " " J. J. KELLER & CO DW Be sure to see us for the Best V Send your orders for all kinds of Lime?as the Best Lime is very neeesb Printing to The Enquirer. sary. Phone your order for a barrel.