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Special Notices. Card of Thanks. R I bog leave to take this method of expressing deep appreciation of the sympathy and assistance that have been shown by numerous friends and neighbors in connection with the illness. death and burial of mv brother. H. C. McClain. H. J. McClain. 1 Clover, S. C., June 7. 1!>10. * Card of Thanks. f We take this method of extending J our sincere thanks to kind neighbors and friends for their sympathy and 4 self-denying assistance to us in con- L nection with the illness, death and burial of our infant daughter. L. G. Ferguson and Wife. s 2 s Announcement. I beg to announce my candidacy for the office of Governor, subject to the decision of the Democratic voters of v the State. Campaign promises are easily made. * g My purpose is. it eieoteu, 10 give me people a plain, honest and business-like administration. Of course I shall advocate good roads, good schools and good government, my attitude as to the same being well known to the public for many years. I consistently advocated prohibition and was among the first to give money and lend influence to push that movement more than twenty years ago. As a business man my chief aim, if elected, will be to conduct a State government along business lines. F. H, HYATT. 54 t.f 3t* r Doctor Griffith Coming. On Wednesday and Thursday, June Sth and 9th, I)r. Griffith will again be at the Shandon Hotel. Yorkville, for V Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat work and fitting glasses. This will be the last opportunity to consult Dr. Griffith un til his return from a stay in the northern hospitals, where he goes for further study in his special line. 2t (Cotton jfflarhet. ^ ? s Yorkville, June 7.?Cotton 14A. h New York, June 6.?Spot closed quiet '? and steady, 30 points advance, middling uplands 15.20; middling gulf 15.45: sales 13,634 bales. Futures P opened steady and closed firm as fol- h | lows: June 14.99; July 15.os; Aug. a 14.50; Sept. 13.17; Oct. 12.38; Nov a 12.29; Dec. 12.22; Jan. 12.19; Mar. 12.22. <> it OBITUARY. * Dikp?Of whooping cough, on Fri- ? day. June 3, KATHARINE WHITE, infant daughter of Mr. L. G. and Mrs. Annie F. ^Ferguson, aged three weeks, i At her home at Sharon, on Saturday. Tune 4. Miss SALLIK WYLIE, aged 80 | years. 3 months and 21 days. The funeral was conducted by Rev. E. B. , Hunter, pastor of Sharon A. R. P. J church, of which deceased was a mem- " ber. FOR SALE k /~V R trade, two young Red Jersey ?, W Sows. el It J. W. POBSON. ?i o: TO MEMBERS OF CO- "L." * DRILL in Armory, Friday night. ? June 10th, at 7.30. Each member is . | urged to attend. Important business. By order of 1st. Lieut. B. F. SMITH, It Commanding Co. L. ? MONEY TO LOAN. d ON First Mortgage of improved country and city property. Terms reasonable and loans repayable in easy installments. \V. W. LEWIS. Attorney, Yorkvllle, S. C. 45 t tf. -J rmt wttmt ' I /^ OTTAOES at Crawford Mineral vy Springs. For terms, analyses, etc., apply to either of us at King's Creek, S. C. A. C. WHITE, JOHN R. LOVE. ROAD TAX NOW DUE. f rii HE attention of ail concerned is A called to the fact that the Commutation road tax of Three Dollars is . now due and payable, with July 1. as the last day upon which it may be paid. ;li Persons failing to pay the $3 Commutation Tax on or before July 1. will be h; liable to five days service on the road. H. E. NEIL, ii Treasurer of York County. 42 f.t td. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. County of York. I.N THE PROKATE (HU RT. By L. R. Williams, Esquire, Probate _ Judge of York County. \\J HERKAS O. L. SANDERS, ft has applied to me for Letters of Administration, on all and singular, tiie goods and chattels, rights and credits ..f ROBERT R CLINTON, late of the county aforesaid deceased: These are, therefore, to cite and admonished all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to !>e and appear before me at our next Probate Court for the said county, to be hidden at York Court House on the 22ND DAY OF JUNE. 1!M0. to shew l?l r cause, if any, why the said Administra- st tion should not be granted. ("liven under my hand and seal, this tith day of June, 1U10, in the year P< of our Lord one thousand nine bun- el died and ten. and in the i:?4th year of American independence. fc L. R. WILLIAMS. * Probate Judge of York County. 45 t 2t m An Acknowledgement. R. F. I). No, 1, Clover. S. C.. June ?!, 1JU0. Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co., ~ Newark, N. J. Gentlemen:? I have this day received through ^ I your agent. Mr. Sain M. Crist, your x draft for $2,000 in full payment of the life policy taken out in your Company g by my late husband. Mr. Lowry 15. McOill. who died on May 22. 1 desire to express to you my thanks for the promptness with which my claim was paid, it being only 12 days today since ' ftn. i.r<i.,1's were siimed bv me. . Mr. MOiill had heeti insured in your J company only since the 10th of last Kebruary. and now I know l>y experience that there are no conditions attached to your policies after they are delivered and the premium paid. in Ity reason of my experience I can Ji and do cheerfully commend the Mu- a< tual Ileneflt t<> all who desire insurance f> . in a company that is sure to deal fairly p< ' and liberally with their widows and sc orphans. . C Again thanking you for your uni- In form courtesy and the promptness ct with which you have settled my claim, 1 am Yours very truly, LON'A McOILh. r ^-X'A >vvA ^v'l'A I'-HA fv'i'A i ! A SET UE D % OR AS MA | You Can Ca ft A We litk?- pleasure in nnnouncini turners I lit* fact that vvc have just el largest potteries in tlu* t'ldled Stale * < * It i i tit. which we i 111 ftn 1 giving aw A < OST. As we are always t>n the lookot V" ing extremely desirous of pleasing < * citletl that the last way of showing A giving away complete sets of Chiiiat *;* We will guarantee to sell all g ^ than ever before, and with each pur senting the amount of your purchn A specitied amounts, you are entitled breakfast plates, pie plates, hamlso ? vers, sauce dishes, individual buttei in fact, everytiiing that goes to cons *1 We have guaranteed to use ; *}* goods, thereby enabling us to pure J* we can make lliis liberal offer. We cordially reiiuest you to cal ^ goods, and We will be delighted to ^ *:* tail $ Yorkville Ha S. C. UNIVERSITY i vs. CLOVER. As already announced, a scries af hree games of l>all are to be played it Clover between the South Carolina Tniversity and Clover on Thursday, rriday and Saturday afternoons of his week. The outlook is that all hree games will be of that quality calculated to meet the approval of the nost exacting votaries of the game. I'he games are to be called each day " it 3.30. In order that all living to the louth of Clover who desire to go may ice the games, the management of the ?. & N.-W. railroad has issued orders hat the northbound freight, with coach ittached, shall leave Yorkville each day tromptly at 3 o'clock, thus giving all vho go an opportunity to sec the rames and return home on the south>ound passenger, due to leave Clover it 5.19. . ADMISSION?25 CENTS. J THE END OF MAN I Is bound to come sooner or later. Ve who remain are bound by duty to f ee that those of our family whose end v as come, are fittingly renumbered y either a MONUMENT OR TOMBSTONE. We show our appreciation of the de- arted by erecting to their memory as isting a remembrance in the way of Monument as we can afford. If you re about to take the step in the way f purchasing a Monument, kindly visus. We assure you we will posiively save you money by doing so. Piedmont Marble and Granite Co. 'Old Dutch 01 yy cleanser Of all cleansing preparations for use f the housekeeper, there is nothing Ise in the class of Old Dutch Cleans- , r." It stands prominently at the head f the army of Dirt Chasers, and if you ill use one can you will always keep ' 'Id Dutch Cleanser in your kitchen. It is made for cleansing and polish- a lg enamel ware, pots, kettles, tinware, teel, copper, brass, iron, earthenware, a hina, glass windows, furniture, oil loth, bath tubs, sinks, painted walls nd floors and everything else where irt accumulates. Come and get a can -try it?you are sure to like it. HERNDON & GORDON. economy IS NOT STINGINESS- " It Is a Duty. s - n Every time you spend a dollar needssly, not only is that dollar gone for II time; hut also the interest it would j; a earned, had it been invested here >' i a Savings Account. First National Bank OF SHARON S. C. ' J. M. BRIAN COMPANY I'lie Fancy <?rooer? r< Come and see us for fresh Mackerel, B ,'hite Fish and Herring;, as we have j le choicest on the market. It, We have just received a iresn sup- w Iv of the choicest of Candies. so he e] g( ire and come to our store for it. Ask to see "Victoria" Coffee?with G \v unds of coffee you net a Japanese d< tina cup and saucer. rt Fresh Tomatoes in cans. (.s Try Harris IJthia dinger Ale. M We have Karo Syrup, I'orto Rico -v< ( lasses and Perfection Syrup. rj J. M. BRIAN COMPANY. ^ THE CITY MARKET _ ST ICE Beef and Pork in all cuts, and 1 pure and mixed Sausage. We want buy good, fat Beef Cattle, Hogs and ggs. We sell Cabbage. C. F. SHERER, Proprietor. '85. 1910. COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON 126th Year Begins September 30. Entrance examinations will be held i the County Court House on Friday, jly 1, at 9 a. m. All candidates for linission can compete in September s< >r vacant Iloyce scholarships, which E ly $100 a year. One free tuition holarship for each county of South T arolina. Board and furnished room i Dormitory. $12. Tuition $40. For italogue address, S HARRISON RANDOLPH. o President. fj 39. t 3t* B in P ?**a r.**a ***a r**a ?->*: a oi ISHES FREE iNY AS I ( rry Away. i I 4 .j, ; to our many friends and rusosed a contract with one of tin.' A . oill, I ? t t.jl ^ ay \ivs()i'A Ti-:i.v rui:i: or * it for new trade. ;is well as be- i <-i >ur old customers, we have do- ^ I* our appreciation of both is I?y vare to our customers. ^ noils as cheap, if u<>t cheaper. tS chase will issti"' coupons re pre- ^ sc. When your coupons reach * " to different dishes, such as I" oi incly decorated cups and sail- * _ dishes, soup plates. etc., and ^ ^ dilute a complete Set of dishes. "J? in immense utiantity of these j. Iiase tlieni at a price whereby * I at our stoic and inspect these ' explain ili<' offer t"> you in de- V _ -<1 rdware Co. ? ,, < J. L. Williams. W. M. McConnell. J.L. WILLIAMS & CO. Are You Getting Yours? BIG VALUES IN CLOTHING? rHEY ARE MOVING FAST. All $1.1.00 Suits, at $10.00. All $12..10 Suits, at $850. \ All $10.00 Suits, at $7.50. 300 Pairs Men's Pants, at 98 Cts. 200 Pairs Men's Pants, at $1.48. j Boys' Knee Pants, 25 Cts. up. Big values in Men's Underwear. Nice White Gauze Vest, at 25 Cts. Men's Porous Knit Goods at 25 Cts. J. L. WILLIAMS & CO. W YORK'S CHEAPEST STORE "^1 MAKE HAY We ARE SELLINGGERMAN MILLET SEED, ORANGE CANE SEED, AMBER CANE SEED, WHIPPOORWILL PEAS, CLAY or COW PEAS. Will all make lots of good horse and o\v feed. We have some Fertilizer on hands, ind as the cotton and corn are late it night pay to give them a second ap lication. Suppose you try a few sacks. We want to talk with you about Manet Jr. Riding and Walkinq Cultiators. \ YORK SUPPLY CO. you you ^UARANTEED All goods are guaranteed against efects in workmanship and material, fe will esteem it a favor if you will ?port to us any such defects. We carry a full line of supplies and ccessories. apparel, tools and hardare. Everything necessary to the utomobile. RIDDLE AUTO COMPANY. F. C. RIDDLE, PROPRIETOR. Wanted i Everybody who has fruit to can to ome to see ine for Fruit Jars, Caps, lubbers and Jelly Tumblers. I have hem and at right prices. IELD SEEDS. See me for Cane and German Millet eed, Seed Corn, etc. Also for Hollybrook Chick Feed? one better. See me for Ice Cream Salt. W" If you would dress well wear ,amm & Co.'s Clothing?Let me take our measure. W. M. KENNEDY, Agent. fOKKVlLLE BUGGY CO REPAIR WORK . Listen! Your grain will soon be g^ ady to cut. No doubt you think that Under of yours that has been in the lied since you cut your last crop is all ight. But we do not think so. It is nund to be thoroughly caked with ead oil. And we advise that you eithr bring it to us or phone, and let us oul a man and give it a good cleaning nd what Repairs it may need, so hen you want to cut, there will be 110 i flay. / Also have your Mower put in good 'pair, while you are not using it. we irry a full line of repairs for Deering > lachines and will he glad to supply >ur wants. See us about a new Mow\ our priees are reasonable and terms ^ gbt. \ Don't fail to see us. We guarantee iir goods and work, and will give I'oinpt attention to all. 2 forkville Buggy Co. y SOMETHING | TO EAT I A Just now when it Is hard to get (nothing good to eat. remember W. . FERGUSON'S FANCY GROCERY. Bi his week he has: ___ Early June Peas, Asparagus Tips, weet Potatoes, Keg Pickles, Kraut, Id Va. Herring Roe, Hams and Breakist Bacon. Cheese, Self-Rising uckwheat. Prunes, Gelatine, Cole- \* mn's Mustard, Evaporated Apples and *eaches. Olives and Pickles and lots of llier things. j W. E. FERGUSON. X GLENN & ALLISON, u bills a li Buggies and prit* Harness ^ sele last Our line of Huggies and Harness is ,llu amplete, and it w ill |>a.v you to see us efoie Iniying. Y f WAGONS. We have a full stork of Wagons, that (J lust he sold, so don't put off, but come n and look over our complete stock. NGINES, GINS AND MACHINERY. togl' If you need anything in the above j.j^J ne. either Steam or Gasoline, sec us. (iLEW & ALLISON S See CORN MEAL. .17 K offer for sale, fresh ground, unbolted Corn Meal, ground on Til Id fashioned mill stone. I VICTOR CuTTn.M nil. CO. ;|| a 4:i t.f 4t Persistent Saving. ^ "?~^~?' f< That's what builds up fortunes. It's not what you ?k MAKE that enables you to be independent?it's what you SAVE. And by putting away a portion of your income as soon as you receive it. you will ^ soon have a snug sum ; and when you have money. ? you certainly can make money. If you don't di know of a good investment, we can give you some p good advice. Our Management is always ready ^ and willing to help our patrons, and by keeping J in close touch with current business and financial fc conditions, they are in position to lend prospective ^ i i i- ? ti investors some vaiuame a?i.Msntc. -$1.00 Starts an Account Here. p The National Union Bank, ABSOLUTELY SAFE Rock Hill, - - - S. C. el \V. .1. ItODDKY, Pres. IRA R. IHJNLAP, Casliler. _____________ ^ ? rc A M. L. Carroll. C. W. Carroll, tl THE BEST CARROLL BROS. Is The Cheapest Zenith! Zenith!! I n< -Tnst nrrlvnil snlhl pnrlond nf our ^** Vhen you spen.l your money you We? known ZENITH FLOUR, and we lr it to get the best goods for J t. If are confident our friends will he glad want the best FOUNTAIN PEN hear of this, especially when they can get for your money try a learn the Price. Come and see us, if w X/frnr> A K7T*Wr r* you want S??d, white, wholesome I ufrERCANTlLE ^Wehave Just received shlnment of ?' Can Coffee, that Is guaranteed to give h and every one guaranteed to give satisfaction. . sfactlon. The Stylographics we CORNO?Chick feed, hen feed, horse selling are of a superior quality. an(* mule feed, price from one dollar up. It is We always keep fresh Corn Meal, leasure to write with a good Tick Emulsion for your cattle, nitain Pen and you should have Buggies, Wagons, Harness, and full 1 . You can get it at bne of Farm Implements. 1 'HE STAR DRUG STORE. CARROLL BROS. vc Wash Suits, Skirts ? and ? J',1 One Piece Dresses. m We Are Making a Special Showing of These This Week. j fn Yi sc $1.25 Wash Skirts?Lineen, Galatea, A\Q H Etc., cheaper than you can I rC n, make, H< 3 Pt The New Length Coat and Skirt? no IIP ^ Good Line Colors, gj 78 One Piece Lingerie Dresses at Cost f Q AO IIP of Material and Less, - - - - Vv.tO rn Sf All Linen, Blue or White One Piece frA no Dresses, ! la 1 w $4 Kirkpatrick-Belk Company. * IF YOU DON'T TRADE WITH US WE m BOTH LOSE MONEY. 8(j er ????1?()f H O'LEARI This jS fa ? IN' V Hams and Breakfast Stiips?I liave cu ='^|\ Wesson Cooking Oil, 2 pi ^ Snow Drift, Snow White and {" ^ |j^p==sdfl^^==B== ' Royal, Rumford and j|(V 1 ^ IJ G?od Luck Baking Powders. ^ SpfeLjjjr ! > , ..'' V \ Evangeline and Karo Syrups. ok Lemon?Blue Ribbon Extracts. Hi JjCfR'Special?A Coffee?the best f> lbs. tyjj}I", I can on the market. cfc 5^7 South Carolina Tea. pe fyaaor- I. W. JOHNSON. |0, fi f Kawls Plumbing Co. *"! L/udor ===== 2 ?* I'll/# "IT 7" a. J co porch shades Wanted ... nd Hammocks Are Now on Sale at Qnee two or three Plumbing Jobs G. H. O LEARY S for people who want High Grade, Sanc sure to see them. itary Plumbing and Prompt Service. ^ We advertised a couple of weens ago 2 1 to for two or three jobs and we got them ' Yc -?-v /-v m-r-< antl have completed the work and ev- ze ROTECT - happy- In pa We are now ready for two or three 15i our leetn more jobs. Let us know when you are tei ready. W BAWLS PLUMBING COMPANY. be is cheaper and better than dental < i. Daily brushing of the teeth with E_ rst-class Tooth Brush and a free ^ ac ot a first-class Dentifrice will pro- hp Hrillr r^PaSOtl bu your teeth against decay. Conic * w ? " ? ~ pr see us for (he Brush?we have n ill a variety of sizes and at all t s-~\ ori es-und also Dentifrices of recog- IS UOminOf ho d merit, including Powders, Pastes 0 Liquids. All of them are good and ct.011 is I>ut a matter of individual And it looks as if there will be a flue e. But any way, see ns for Brushes fruit crop. There is never a time when j ' Dentifrices. you have too much fruit to eat, but (,s, you can find a ready market for it. I n D tt 0 o t> t> r? have plenty of Fruit Cans, and it will 1 . ) R K UKUG STORE, pay you to get what you need before ? the price advances. jr, ? ? Cotton is late and you will want to .' F O T ^ P H O R R push it. I have plenty of Cotton Hoes. C-W. 1. 3 n U IV D CQtt0n Sweeps u||d Cotton Plows to ^ PHOTOGRAPHER. ?1" the work wi ll. ume to see me for satisfactory Phn- SPECIAL t-i aphs at reasonable prices. Monday Morning, May 16, I will sell hi) e me about toe high grade Lester ?Androscoqgins" or Hill's Bleachinq at .Mi 10. Ibis instrument has been fully g-|.2 cts per Yard pe ed in this vicinity for the past til- g?- Trade with me and watch your 1 v,'al'** a,ul ',as met every require- bank account qrow. t'>0 it of tm* iimst compi tfiit musicians. I ( me about the lister. M. A. McFARLAND ha GEO. T. SCI!ORB. ( R. F. 0. NO. 4. YORKVILLE. sc| FOR SALE , WELVE-HORSE Erie Boiler, with i ~ 7"TT ~ ne; complete fittings, in good condition W Smith Premier No. 2. Typewriter. 1{l. bargain. Call 011 or write us. $45. See The Enquirer. Others at low L M. GRIST'S SONS. prices. ANNOUNCEMENTS. FOR JUDGE OF PROBATE '"IT E are authorized to announce L. rV R. WILLIAMS as a candidate ?r nomination as JUDGE OF-"' PROATE of York county, subject to the ction of the Democratic primaries. 45 t te FOR COUNTY TREASURER. "IT E are authorized to announce r T HARRY E. NEIL as a candidate >r appointment as TREASURER for ork county, subject to the recommenation of the Democratic voters in the rimar.v election. 45 t te D ECOGNIZING his sterling qualities A as a citizen, his capacity and pecuar fitness for the duties to be perirmed, the friends of Mr. JOHN A. EELY, hereby take the liberty of resenting his name to the conslderaon of the voters of York county for ic position of COUNTY TREASURR, subject to the conditions of the emocratic primaries. 25 t te FOR COUNTY AUDITOR. HEREBY announce myself as a . candidate for nomination for reppointment to the office of COUNTY UDITOR, subject to the action of le Democratic voters in the primary ectlon. JOHN J. HUNTER. 43 t te ."IT E are authorized to announce ft BROADUS M. LOVE of Smyrna, ? a candidate for the Democratic commendation for appointment as UDITOR of York county, subject to le choice of the voters in the primary ectlon. 41 f te FOR SUPERVISOR 3 EALIZING his faithfulness In the performance of his official duties In ie past, and believing that he will iake an efficient county officer, we iminate JOHN P. GORDON, as a mdldate for COUNTY SUPERVISOR, i the approaching primary elections. FRIENDS. 39 t te HEREBY announce myself as a 4 it* n,,mln..fl..n t.x f I'D. ection to the office of COUNTY SUPERVISOR. subject to the choice of le Democratic voters in the primaes. CLEM GORDON. 38 f. te FOR SUPT. OF EDUCATION HEREBY announce myself as a candidate for SUPERINTENDENT F EDUCATION for York county, ihject to the choice of the Democratic >ters in the primary election. MINOR R. BIGOERS. 38 f te J. C. WILBORN IIEA-Xj estate 1ST YOUR PROPERTY WITH ME 11 YOU WANT TO SELL? I want to buy or rent a cheap Horse Mule. ? FOR SALE ? 61 Acres?Joins Dave Clark, Cal lark and Carson lands; 1 story, 4ioni house, new; 45 acres under eultiition, 2 acres . in timber, young orlard, 3 miles from Filbert. All buildgs are new. Price $40 per acre. One lot on East Jefferson street in i?rkville, 78x374 feet, near graded nooi; joins uiarence ixiwraiice?miss attie Lowry lot. 740 Acres?J. E. Lowrj' lands?the aest In York county. Level and rich. *e this farm. 144 Acres?At C. C. Hughes store; houses; good, level land. Price $25.00 >r acre. 275 Acres?Joins J. E. Lowry. Price 5.00 per acre. Miss Ida de Loach residence -$3,000. Miss Dolly Miller residence?a barlin. 150 Acres?75 acres In cultivation; i acres in timber; 3 miles Sharon, ery cheap. 50 Acres?Joins A. J. Boheler, Westoreland and Ed Whitesldes corners : London siding; 1 house, 1 story, 3ioms, 20 acres under cultivation, enty of firewood; orchard, good iring, J mile of Canaan church, 1 mile ' Smyrna station, good barn. Price 6.00 per acre. 72 Acres?Beautiful 6-room cottage, nd level, very productive; new barn, new 4-room tenant house, dressed eather-boarding at Guthriesville? kOOO. 165 Acres?Nice two-story dwelling; rooms; 3 piazzas, good barn: ail necsary outhouses; 3 tenant houses; one room house; fine mineral spring; one lie of Newport railway station and hool. Price $50 an acre. 98 Acres?Adjoining Forest Hill acadny; property of Perry Ferguson. Price ,600. Forty acres in cultivation, some ...LUL l,n? ntfAX n Lolo t,, t lul re: 58 acres on timber; plenty of le saw timber. 125 Acres?One dwelling, one story id half, 5-rooms?Perry Ferguson cCullum place. Price $1,600. 55 3-5 Acres?One dwelling, 1A sto?s; good well water; J mile of Conrd church and school; 25 acres under iltivatlon; plenty of wood. Price $650. ?rms to suit purchaser. Property of W. H. Baird. 97 Acres?And a new 6-room house, tenant houses; new barn 30x40; two iles Clover. Owner wishes to buy rger farm. This is a great bargain, operty of T. J. Bradford. House and half acre lot in Clover; 1 yelling, 3 rooms, 2 piazzas, splendid iuse, electric lights. J. Ross Parish une. Price $850.00. 50 Acres?Of land, situated in Choree county; joining Mrs. Sallie Chilrs and Blanton Moore; one mile apewell church; one dwelling. Propty of F. M. Stewart. Price $1,000. 235 Acres?Three miles Ebenezer; miles WInthrop college. Rents for >50 lbs. lint cotton; 3 miles Incorpore limits of Rock Hill. Price $30.00 r acre. Six-horse farm open. 100 Acres?One mile Tirzah; level rid; 3 houses; good new barn. Price O.OO per acre. For Sale?A two-story, 6-room Cotire in Yorkville?in Liberia. Price ,100. 100 Acres?Ebenezer township; three lies WInthrop; G-room house; good rn and outbuildings; rent 3,000 lbs. tton. Price $30 per acre. 186 Acres?In King's Mountain town* ip; one 3-room dwelling; about 600,0 feet timber. Price $10 per acre. 395 1-2 Acres?Known as the Oateslison place; produces 8 bales of cotn; one 2-story, 7-room building; 4 lant houses, 3 rooms each, 100 acres cultivation, 150 acres in imber; balce in second growth and pasture; [tiiles of Hickory Grove. Will cut insmall tracts. Price $12.00 per acre. 217 Acres?Joins Will Campbell. Will mngblood, William Oates, in Ebener township. Will rent for 6,000 lbs. it cotton. Is one of the best farms the county. A beautiful home, inted; two story, eight-room house; 0 acres in cultivation: a good orard. two miles of Tirzah station; 5 riant houses, 3 and 4 rooms each; 2 rge barns, pasture of 40 or 50 acres, ill sell in two tracts, but prefer to II as a whole. Home of J. M. Camp- 1 II. 455 Acres?Property of Jas. A. and Bankhead; 3 houses. Nearly 200 res of bottom land, raises about 1,000 shels of corn, very productive place, ice $9.00 an acre. ( 122 Acres?8-room dwelling ;a fine [ hard; 1? miles Beersheba; 2 tenant uses; 75 acres In cultivation, balance timber: the timber is original. 128 Acres?Home place of J. P. Carn; good 6-room dwelling; land level; w barn, crib, cotton house. Ali nec ?ary out buildings. A beautiful farm i Delphos. 119 3-4 Acres?Joins lands of Mrs. L. McOlll; one new 4-room house; acres of fresh, new ground, balance wood; U mile Bethany High School. ' 234 Acres?One 2-story, 8-room j .elling; good 5-horse farm open; 80 res in timber; 4 good tenant houses, rooms each; good barn. Land in <1? state cultivation. Joins J. J. < ltthews; 3 miles Bethany. Price $25 j r acre. 112 3-4 Acres?Joins John F. Smith; ; acres in cultivation; 52 in timber; lwelling. 2 tenant houses; good new ' rn. Price 2,000. R. D. Wallace. , ?ne Lot, East Jefferson, near Oraded i linoi and Southern depot. I One nice Cottage, East Jefferson, * ar Graded school. Property of Mrs. 1 rrv? very cheap. J. C. WILBORN. j y* T+*J? Y<K4i Y+** Y*** Y-Ki* Y+#fc T?K?i? Y+S* Y<K<* Y*5fc Y*fcJ? sai Y+*? Y+*M Y+*? Y+*? Y+*? Y+*? Y?M>? Y**J? Y-K<* Y+#* Y*&J |i Ladies' Black Suede *| f! OuALITY Oxfords I ! ! We have just opened up an express shipment of Ladies' * *jjf Queen Quality Oxfords in Black Suede. Price, $3 and $3.50. if 11 2W LADIES' SILK HOSE, 89 CTS. +f 4* Real Silk Hose?not near-silk, but Silk of quality. You will find them here in Black, White, Pink and Light Blue. f g Price, 89 CTS. Pair. 1* 3*" MEN'S SILK HALF HOSE, 50 CTS. -*f f | 4 ^ i3,,..? c:n? ti?ir \t t? 1 i)i 1, * r iwxvn a x uic winiv aachi aausc hi i\a\y, i dii aim uiaiiv. . |^| Price, 50 CTS. the Pair. ?* |j WOMEN'S SILK TIES "m || New line of Men's Four-In-Hand Moire Silk Ties in all 1^* shades. Price, 50 CTS. Each. $$ W EARL & WILSON'S COLLARS ff + We don't sell the "just as good" kind of collars?but we +31 do sell the Real Linen Collar?one that is Linen and one a? |*g that is recognized as Linen by all who wear it. The E. & W. +g + + Linen Collar. Price, 25 CTS. Each. + + The Red Man's Collar?Price, 15 CTS.; Two for 25 CTS. || mr CHILDREN'S SOCKS . I| a New line of Children's Plaid Top Socks in all colors. ? 2* Price, 15 CTS. and 25 CTS. the Pair. 2 Children's Pure White Socks?Price, 15 CTS. the Pair. ?* |jt$ Children's Red Socks?Price, 25 CTS. the Pair. ill mr AMERICAN LADY CORSETS *? Are the Best. They fit the form and give comfort to the ? wearer. Try American Lady Corsets?they are Corsets of 8. ?? style and quality. Price, $1.00 and $1.50 Each. || *? . 3T MILLINERY-H Our Millinery season soon draws to a close, and we have + ^ |j, Marked All Millinery at Prices to Clean Up Our Entire y + Stock. You can do well to visit our Millinery counters now. Best Values Go First At Prices to Move. |j THE THOMSON COMPANY. | **+A *?*A K**A **+A ?t?+A ??+A **+A *?+A *?+A K?+A ??+A ** A ra a *?+A *a ?a ?t?+A *?+A ?t?+A A *?+A W FLOUR | A SAFE DEPOSITORY Id not as high or as low as It has been at different times, but Is standing .pbe safe^y for deposits, which this fairly steady Just now. Come and see BanR affordB> has been provlded by the us foi the next sack you need. We will most painstaking service on the part gi\e y?u,Jne j,ef!?n'1 u !he cfst "J!?! ot Its management, through many obtainable, and will sell >ou Flour that yearg Qf actlve business history. Our is tip top in quality. _ . capital and surplus afford ample sePhone us your orders for Purina ^ f a? entrusted to our Feeds for Horses, Mules, Cows and care/ Accounts subject to checkFouitry. small as well as large?are cordially invited. Farmers' Wholesale Grocery, THK LOAN AND SAVINGS BANK J. M. FERGUSON, Prop. YORKVILLE. 8. C. IW Don't buy Chewing Tobacco until you get our prices. Safety Deposit Boxes For Rent. I REAL SPECIALS J AX *'> * * J. Q. WRAY'S. * 36 inch PERCALES at 8 1-2 CTS. a Yard. 500 yards GOOD LAWNS, small figures. At 4 CTS. a Yard. 4* f 1,000 yards Regular 15 Cts. Quality LAWNS At 9 CTS. Yard. AND THERE ARE LOTS OF OTHERS. V * SPECIAL SHOE VALUES. * 50 Pairs Ladles' Low Cut Shoes?Regular $2.25 a Pair Quali^ ties?Good Styles?Sizes 3s to 6s? " GOING WHILE TIIEY LAST AT $1.75 A PAIR. . 50 Pair Children's Low Cut Shoes?Regular $1 Qualities?Good Styles?Sizes 3s to 8s ^ GOING WHILE THEY LAST AT 75 CTS. A PAIR. ? Men's Oxfords?Choice Styles?All Fashionable Leathers? ~ ^ AT $1.98 A PAIR AND UPWARD. ^ 1W Make Your Money Do Its Best Work By Buying Your Dry Goods, Clothing. Shoes, Etc., at This Store?It Will Save You Money. ??? + J. Q. WRAY. + iW Remember That WRAY Will Save You Money On Your Gro- *4* eery Bill?Try It and See. A *? > *f"' 45* "I* "f4 ? ?f* 4f* t-i . Wesson's Repair COOKING OIL \i\i Has been advertised frequently, but ? V/X XX, have you ever tried it? It Is absolutely pure and tasteless, and far superior to Lard, although cheaper. I have It If your Watch, Clock or Jewelry is out of repair, bring it to me and let 'n stock, and for that matter have me make the necessary repairs that handled it for several years, both loose will make the article just like new. and in bulk, at 15 cents a pound, and If your Watch has been running two a sti|j higher grade in quart cans at 35 or three years since it was last cleaned ? . . ? , . and oiled, vou will be doing yourself a c?n*8* h can he used for cooking as favor by having your Watch overhaul- 1 well as salads, etc. ed and properly oiled. This work will help to make your time piece run bet- Helnz's Pickles, Bear.s. Ketchups, ter and last longer. etc., are considered, and rightly so, at the head of this class of goods, but a T. W. SPECK, The Jeweler. little higher than ordinary. You will find them here. W See me for Waterman and Parker Foun,i,in pen" LOUIS ROTH. W" See The Enquirer office for Re- W See The Enquirer office for Typebuilt Typewriters of all kinds. writer Papers, Carbons and Ribbons. ?*+ A +*??#+ A +*??*+ A +# ?&+ A *? !?+ A *???+ A ? ?? A *** +?>**+ +***+ +***>+ +***+ T +&*&+ +?*?* W'jJ !| The Cook Stove !| ? ... BANK... |j s* i! a y The good woman of the house, decided to take an afternoon's n outing in the woods and in order to make sure the money would he ?r^j ^ safe while she was away, placed the box containing it in the oven f ^ of the cook stove. The box contained $1,000.00 in bills. Returning t * V ^ 9 late, she hastilv made a fir*' in the stove and did not remember the * money until she got the odor of burning paper. When she opened m the stove the box had fallen to pieces and all that remained was the ashes. % A ^ ^ ^ 9 Not only your money is not safe in the home; but your life and that of your family, when it gets noised abroad that you are a person who keeps money about the house. When your money is in our Bank, it is not only safe from fire, I? but from Burglars and everv other source or loss, both day and 9 *$ ,light. *1 i The First National Bank, I* i.t it Yorkville, S. C. *- 2?. h <> K- WILKIN'S, President. It. C. ALLEIN, Cashier. i^|j ? >+ A +< ' *?> >+ A A "H-*#* A +?I4M-?+ A "Is5>?>>i? A (K-.fr + >*->+ .fr**** K-'JfrM. ?l*5t3fc&+ +*! .* >+ +?I4*