Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, October 13, 1911, Image 3

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LOST DOG BLUE HOUND, answering to name of "Blue," disappeared from the Jail Sunday evening. I will appreciate information and pay for trouble. It* H. G. BROWN. FOX HOUNDS FOR SALE 1HAVE decided to cut out hunting, and have a few nice, young Kentucky FOX HOUNDS that I will sell cheap. See me quick. It J. M. PLEXICO, Sharon, S. C. BREAD AND CAKE SALE THE Ladies of the A. R. P. Church will conduct a BREAD and CAKE ^? Sale at the Court House tomorrow (Saturday), beginning at 10 a. m. * It COMMITTEE. FOR SALE 1 ftl^BUSHELS of PURE APPLER J. VOATS, at 80 Cts. per bushel. JOHN T. FEEMSTER, 83 3t No. 5. Yorkvllle, S. C. Ye Olde Time Fiddlers Convention to Be Moid in ror-Kviuv on Friday, November 3. All "Ye Olde Time Fiddlers, BanjoIsts and Dancers of York county, are Invited to take part In a contest to be held In the Opera House, Friday, Nov. 3 And all ye new-time people are invited to come, see and hear. Our premium list will be as follows: Best Fiddler 14 00 Second Best Fiddler 3 00 Best Fiddle and Banjo Accompanist 2 00 Best Banjo Picker 2 00 Second Best Banjo Picker... 1 00 Best Dancer 2 00 Second Best Dancer 1 00 Best Lady Dancer 2 00 This convention is for the especial and particular benefit of the Yorkvllle and Hickory Grove Cornet Bands, and therefore all ye new time people will please come prepared to pay for seats as follows: General admission, 50cts.; Children under 12, 25 Cts.; Reserved Seats, 75 Cts. Doors open at 7.30 p. m. Prospective contestants for prizes will please notify me as soon as possible. H. G. BROWN, Chairman. 82 Oct. 13-24-31 3t_ SUNSHINE DAIRY FEED The most economical and best feed for cows. Sunshine Horse and Mule ; feed has no equal. Our Scratch Chicken Feed will keep the chicks i healthy and make the hens la> See us for Drag Harrows, Cutaway Harrows. THE VULCAN TURN PLOWS are the best plows on the market. You ran tatce one name wim jruu aim it. and if you are not satisfied it is the best you can return the plow. We have this year Southern Rye. Crimson Clover, Red Clover, Hairy Vetch and Pure Appier Seed Oats? we mean pure? and the price Is 85 cents per bushel. YORK SUPPLY CO TAX LEVIES FOR 1911 Office of the County Treasurer of York County. Yorkvllle, S. C? October 13th, 1911. IN compliance with the law, I hereby give notice of the several levies on the property of York County, for the fiscal year, beginning January 1st, 1911, to wit: For State purposes, 55 mills on the dollar. For ordinary county purposes, 4) mills on the dollar. For Constitutional schools, 3 mills on i the dollar. For Roads. 2 mills on the dollar. For Catawba River Bridge, J mill on I the dollar. For County Bridge Fund, J mill on the dollar. Aggregating 16 hnills on all the property of the county, and in addition to this the following special levies for townships and local schools, viz.: Catawba township, lj mills for interest on township bonds; j of 1 mill for a sinking fund for said township. Ebenezer township, 5 of 1 mill for interest on township bonds, and J of 1 mill for a sinking fund for said township. York township, 3 mills for interest on township bonds, and J of 1 mill for a sinking fund for said township. Local School Levies: District No. 2, 3 mills, making a total levy of 19 mills in said district. District No. 6, 3 mills, making a total levy of 19 mills in said district. District No. 7, 2 mills, making a total levy of 191 mills In said district. District No. 9, 4 mills, making a total levy of 20 mills in said district. District No. 11, 5 mills for graded school, 1 mill for high school, and 1 mill for interest on graded school bonds, making a total levy of 26$ mills in said district. District No. 12, 2 mills, making a total levy of 21J mills on the property of Ebenezer, and 221 mills on Catawba township part of said district. District No. 13, 2 mills, making a total levy of 18 mills in said district. District No. 14. 2 mills, making a total levy of 18 mills In said district. District No. 15, 3 mills, making a total levy of 19 mills in said district. District No. 20, 2J mills, special tax. ' 2 mills for interest on bonds. 1 mill to retire bonds, making a total levy of 21 i mills on the property of Bullock's Cieek and Broad River townships' part ard 25 mills on the York township pert of said district. District No. 22, 3 mills, making a total of 19 mills in said district. District No. 23, 3 mills, making a total of 19 mills in said district. District No. 26, 3 mills, making a total of 19 mills in said district. District No. 27, 3 mills, making a total of 19 mills in said district. District No. 28. 2 mills for special levy, 1J mills interest on school bonds and lj mills for sinking fund, making a total of 21 mills in said district. District No. 29, 2 mills, making a total levy of 18 mills in said district. District No. 32. 2 mills special tax, making a total levy of 19J mills for said district. District No. 33. 2 mills, making a total levy of 18 mills on Bethesda's part, and 21} mills on the York part or saia district. District No. 35, 2} mills, making a total levy of 193 mills on Ebenezer's part, and 22 mills on York part of said district. District No. 36, 2 mills, making a total levy of 19J mills for said district. District No. 37, special levy of 2 mills for school, 1} mills for interest on school building bonds, 1 mill for sinking fund, making a total of 20} mills for said district. District No. 39. 3 mills, making a total levy of 19 mills in said district. District No. 40, 3 mills, making a total levy of 19 mills in said district. District No. 41, 3 mills, making a total of 19 mills for said district. District No. 42, 2 mills, making a total of 21} mills in said district. District No. 43, 2 mills, making a total of 18 mills in Bethesda's part of said district, a total of 19} mills in Ebenezer's part of said district, and 21} mills in York's part of said district. District No. 44. 2 mills, making a total levy of 18 mills in said district. -NT,, i" *>i mills, makiner a IVl ilV. TU, -a CTF ? total of 203 mills in said district. District No. 46, 2 mills, making a to' tal of 20J mills in said district. District No. 47, 2J mills, making a total of 22 mills in said district. District No. 48, 2? mills, making a total of 18i mills in Bullock's Creek township's part of said district, and a total of 22 mills in York township's part of said district. District No. 49, 3 mills, making a total levy of 19 mills in the King's Mountain township part of said district, and 22J mills in the York township part of said district. Also $1.00 on all taxable polls. Also 50 cents each on all dogs. HARRY E. NEIL. County Treasurer. Rebuilt Typewriters at The Enquirer office. Guaranteed. WHOSE OVERCOAT? I FOUND it in the big: road passing through Mr. J. E. Lowry's land last Monday evening. The owner can have it by paying for this advertisement. JOHN W. BEERY, It No. 7. Yorkville. ONE THOUSAND POUNDS Of "TARBELL'S Best Cream Cheese on hand Right Now! And we will sell it?every pound. Never leave town without a great big hunk of this excellent Cheese. A Luxury: A keg of Pickled Pigs' Feet. We keep everything in good, fresh Groceries? Streaked Meat, Fat Meat, "Faultless" Hams," "Snowdrift" Lard, the best grades of Flour, nice Hominy, beauti ful, polished Rice, Yellow Syrups, etc. And we keep fresh Canned Goods and plenty of them. And we keep Candles by the box, by the bucket, by the barrel. Back to thlng-s to eat: We have fine Irish Potatoes and Sweet Potatoes, Onions, Cabbage, etc. We have Lamps, Dishes, Molasses Pitchers, Glassware, Lanterns, Tumblers, etc. Wordworth's NEW Oaken Buckets? the kind that will sink quickly. Wanted: Everybody who Owes Ue to PAY UP. HERNDON & GORDON. J. L. WILLIAMS & CO A Store of Bargains 200 Pairs of Ladies' Fine Shoes at 98 CTS. Pair. 100 Pairs Men's Odd Pants, $3.50 to $4 value. At $1.48. Men's Heavy Wool Pants?98 Cts. nu wpwaivi. Men's Fine Shoes?98 Cts. and Up. All Wool 42 inch Dress Goods, 25 Cts. Yard. Children's Coats?98 Cts. and Up. Boysf Suits at 98 Cts. and Up. Boys' Pants at 15 Cts. and Up. COME?IT WILL PAY YOU. J. L. WILLIAMS & CO. YORK'S CHEAPEST DRY GOODS STORE IT IS NOT A JOKE YOU have treated my notice as a joke; now, I will be plain, so that you will understand. I want every man, woman and child who owes me anything to PAY ME AT ONCE. I need my money now?TODAY! R. E. MONTGOMERY. SHARON LYCEUM Z 19 11-19 12.:- Ci ?? Pi FIRST ATTRACTION: D Monday,Oct.16,at8p.m. T st s< DR. GEO. P. BIBLE Humorou* Lecturer hi and Entertainer aj 1 I? t YOU ARE CORDIALLY INy CHESTER COUNTY FAII ? On October 24th, 25 ? There will be full and comple ? Stock, Swine, Sheep and 1 that Grows in Field or Gar i HORSE SHOW AND ft SOME OF THE FIN! OF PIEDMONT CAR* C EXHIBITION All kinds of Farm lmplemei x display. X HON. E. J. 9 State Commissioner of Agricul 7 on Tuesday, the 24th, On J ton, and With Full Data Prices For Cotton From tl C S/Q-" Special Train will be ru (* on Wednesday, the 25th; leavi returning leaving Chester at 7 L of One Fare. Reduced rates h c roads. J EXHIBITS AND EXHI1 J FROM YOU] There will be plenty of Ar a Shows each night at the Oper X or further information, address I J. B. WESTBRC I CHESTER COUNTY F V Chester, S01 O- l<M> KK> <Jl> I YOUR CHECKS "PAY-AS-YOU-GO" is a ed you pay by Check. It's foo person, except for the smaller for aside from the care and in the danger of theft or loss. But with a Check Book ol the inconvenience and worr; books for you and there is a action. Start today. The National ABSOLUTE Rock Hill, W. J. Poddey, Pres. i I Need the Cash Come to Sherer's Market for all kinds of Fruits and Vegetables. Also for Cheese, Eggs and Butter. Choice Beef and Veal daily?always fresh and tender. I will have fresh Pork and Fish? Saturday. I am here to sell the stuff. Prices cut to suit your money. The CASH talks at SHERER'S. What's the use to work so hard. Then skim and skimp to save When any of us would give it all To know what's beyond the grave. () L I) G E O R G E THE BUTCHER. THE r EVERYTHING STORE \ i \ WE WILL SELL YOU APPLER ! SEED OATS AT 75 CTS. PER BUSH. Just received another shipment of \ Enamel Ware. Come early and get j first choice. We also have a complete line of I LADIES' COAT SUITS i And both Ladies' and Children's ] Sweaters and Cloaks. See us for PETERS' SHQES?The Shoe of Quality, Style and Durability. I In fact we carry in stock almost ev- ; erything from a Sewing Needle on up | to the most costly merchandise, and j it is alwavs rood for you to see us- , fore buying. j J. M. STROUP DO YOU LIKE | TO READ If so, you will nd a our store some of the LATEST BOOKS. Here is a list of some of them that Ml we have in stock: ? Kennedy Square $1.50 Net The Prodigal Judge $1.25 Net Havoc $1.25 Net The Secret Garden $1.25 Net. a The Broad Highway $1.35 Net M We also have a lot of POPULAR FICTION that we are selling at 59 CENTS EACH. These books formerly sold for $1.50. Headquarters for Magazines, School Books, Inks, Pencils and Stationery. Clover Drug Store, R. L. WYLIE, Prop., CLOVER, - - - - 8. C. / to "Time Was"i! IS When only a few men had their lives insured. NOW, there are only a few DUi who DO NOT carry life insurance, f,. Why is it? Ask D. E. BONEY. W11 Al< dill Y The SHARON LYCEUM will coneiit ~ Five Attractions as follows: J* 1 r. Geo. P. Bible, Humorous Lecturer ^ and Entertainer?October 16, 1911. arerelli Party, Music?Instrumental *2 and Vocal?November 20, 1911. 32 rof. John G. Scorer, Humorous Lecturer and Entertainer?Jan. 8, 1912. 32 ietrics Company, Magic, Music and 22 Entertainment?March 25, 1911. jronto Male Quartet?April 1st, 1912. If* Season Tickets on sale at Drug :ores In Sharon, S. C. ^ . ?ason Ticket?Adults, $2; School 32 tiildren, $1; Single Attraction, Adult 22 50c; School Children, 25c. These entertainments are strictly ?4 -st-class, clean, wholesome, enter- yg inlng. We ask for them the patronre of all our people. ?g ? -- If* VITED TO ATTEND THE ? ^ I AT CHESTER, S. C., 5? th, And 26th, 1911 jjjj te exhibits of Poultry, Live- ? ? Goats, as well as everything x den. V JJ RACES EVERY DAY. A EST HORSE FLESH t ? DLINA WILL BE ON ? ** aJJ nts and Machinery will be on 5 32 ? WATSON, J *Jj Iture, Will Make an Address y *? the Subject of Holding Cot- A 23 About the Fight for Higher ? 33 le Farmers' Standpoint. v iff n from Yorkville to Chester ? 33 ing Yorkville at 8 a. m., and * n. m. Round Trio for orice V | Mr & ^ ave been granted on all rail- a JJ 1 a 3ITORS WELCOMED I %% R COUNTY J xv nusement and Music. Good 51 J! a House. For premium list )OK, Secretary, 7 If* AIR ASSOCIATION, ? *1 nth Carolina. X ^- ?j of her . NO are RECEIPTS S sail ZZZZ^Z 8: in excellent maxim, providlish to carry money on your x it purchases and incidentals, "f t- i the convenience, there is always am will you t This Bank in your pocket, "jy y is eliminated. We keep of i r._ getl record 101 wui cvci^ nana- wjt hav rive Union Bank, ro !LY SAFE oth - - s. c. Ira B. Dunlap, Cashier. ? F Oysters d wrl you FRESH sell buj NORFOLK are SELECTS ive ID! TODAY AND TOMORROW (Saturday). Let me have your orders. 9^ Kit tire I have for Fall planting yea siz< WHITE PEARL S ONION SETS. Just opened one barrel NEW CROP CT HOME-MADE MOLASSES. jioi LOUIS ROTH. yE?l A YALUAI IS A MAN'S GOOD N> POSSIBLE TO ESTAI It is necessary to come in cor fellow man and demonstrate Even with the best of char at all times pass current as ant to Have Some Money, ant We know of no better pi; this Reserve Fund than in C possible to assure The Safety and It Is at Your Call at a M It is simply a matter of fill do the rest. NOW?TODAY?is the i You can't begin earlier and Y The FIRST NA1 YORKVII "YOU HAD BETTER BI O. E. WILKIN'S. President. laimiOTiMM If there ever was a time when plow his land deep in order tc GUT NOW. With cotton pri< mers must prepare to grow oth /er crops in order to build up h a necessity if you would prot< gs next summer that will hiberr rn the land over and bring thi nter freezes will destroy them, ways Reliable LYNCHBURG d Lasts Longer. Does more wc ORKVILLE Hi iXA XAX AXA XAX AXA XAX AXA k*A XAX AXA XAX AXA XAX AXA I The Tho, \ = I Where you find A | HIGHEST | Visit this Store ! FALL SI , Schloss Bros.' Clothing for M $] | Edwin Clapp Shoes for Men I Crossett Shoes for Men Menz-Ease Elk Shoes for Fai I anteed?Priced l Oueen Quality Shoes for Ladi ! R. T. Wood's School Shoes f< ' Prices | StT" Just opened a new line I Trunks?Prices $ic Ladies' Coat Suits in all Wei I Prices $i | DRESS ' New line of Wool Dress Goo ' cloths and Mixed Suitings?P j 5? CTS., 75 MILLI Thomson wants YOU to 1 1 ment early. Here you'll find 2 Children's Trimmed Pattern 1 The Thai YORKVIL Head to Foot Outfitter$ for ?Y* Y*Y *Y* Y*Y *Y* Y*Y *Y* IY* YfcY Y*Y *Y* Y*Y JlY* FOR FINAL DISCHARGE. f" AVING made a final Bettlement L with the Probate Court of York nty, as Administrator of the estate Mrs. E. C. PURSLEY, deceased. I eby give notice that on MONDAY, VEMBER 13, I will make applical to Hon. L. R. Williams, Judge of 3 court, for a discharge from all ther liability in connection with 1 estate. S. C. PURSLEY, Admr. 2 f 5t* Best Groceries make it a point to keep my stock FANCY GROCERIES right up to minute with seasonable goods. I sure that I have something that I appeal to your taste and tickle ir appetite. Come and look over stock if you have time?if not just me me and I'll tell you about some the latest arrivals. Let's get toiler. You will be better pleased h the edibles for your table?I'll e another satisfied customer. Arid this week? lEINZ'S MINCE MEAT in tin lEINZ'S APPLE BUTTER lEINZ'S HORSE RADISH IEINZ' PICKLES?all kinds. lEINZ'S BAKED BEANS. ?n I have fresh CHEESE, MACANI. SPAGHETTI. MAPLE SYR, SELF-RISING BUCKWHEAT and er good things. k phone order brings the goods. W. E. Ferguson OUNTAIN PENS in essential pocket companion for ry man who transacts any business 1 first-class Fountain Pen. With a jntain Pen In your pocket you are all times ready to do any necessary ting, and do It with Ink. But when i buy a Fountain Pen don't let yourget the notion that it will pay to r a cheap pen. It won't. Good pens cheaper in the end. am showing an especially attractive of the famous WATERMAN EAL FOUNTAIN PENS, $250 to .00 each, and the equally famous I satisfactory PARKER LUCKY RVE PENS at $1.50 to $8.00 each, her of these pens will give you en> satisfaction, and will last for rs. I can please you in pen points, etc. lee me for Fountain Pens. T. W. SPECK, The Jeweler. r The Business man you write to, Iges you by the quality of your Stanery. The best is the cheapest for j to use. Send your orders to The quirer. *LE ASSET \ME, AND IT IS NOT I s 3LISH IT IN A DAY. itact, have dealings with your ^ your integrity. acter and integrity, it will not real Coin; it is very import- I 1 to Have It In Reach. ] ice to build up and establish c )ur Bank. Every precaution : J of Your Money Is Provided, | u torrent's Notice. ! :ing out YOUR check and we c g ! ^ time to make the beginning. j Jj ou should not wait later. E: ^ ! e riONAL BANK, I iLE, S. C. c 5 SAFE THAN SORRY." ; ? R. O. ALLEIN, Cashier. ; J C 9! o K o! S B S W fi 5m. 895^** it is to the interest of the farmer p' i insure better crops, mat nnie is :es going downward York county ? er crops. He must ?ow grain and f< lis land. Fall and winter plowing p ?ct yourself from the worms and si late in your cotton and corn fields, e bugs to the surface so that the Do your deep plowing with the TURNPLOW?It Runs Lighter E >rk with less mule power. See us. kRDWARE CO. J - Y tilt AHA HAH AHA HAH AHA HAH A ? HAH AHA HAH AHA HAH AHA HAH A * ** tl mson Co. 1 Y ? ferchandise of the ?? QUALITY Ks ^ m II early for your . . J POPPING hI en?Priced PJ 12.50, $15.00, $18.00 and $25.00 pi $6.00 ** \ . $4.00 and $4.50 ** y< rmers?Every Pair Guar- tii $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 Pair. ? ol iVs?Prices $2. so and $4.00 ** th 3r Children and Misses? $?oo, $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 tii of Rountree Roller Tray {{[ gj ).oo, $12.50, $15.00 and $18.00 sa aves and Shades? th 0.00, $15.00, $18.00 and $25.00 jer GOODS s; ds in Serges, Poplins, Broad- friced at ? ?* TS? $1.00 and $1.50 the Yard. ?? E NERY 11 visits their Millinery Depart1 nice selection of Ladies' and ** th 3ats and Untrimmed Shapes, ?? ^ H r> ?s mson Co.& LE, S. C. ? a! m Men, Women and Children MM ? TUT JlT* TJlT JlTJl TJlT *TJ? TJlT * g TJlT JlTJl TJlT JIT* TJlT *T* TJlT * JJ J. M. BRIAN COMPANY 3 Ju Tlie Fancy OrooerM sa NEW ARRIVALS ? CHEESE, FRESH HAMS. VELVA SYRUP. KARO SYRUP. I WESSON COOKING OIL, HERRING AND WH1TK FTRR All kinds of CANDIES. We have ^ the largest stick of Candy In town. J. M. BRIAN COMPANY. SCHOOL SUPPLIES Perhaps you have never given much consideration to their purchase, but think for a minute of the long days the little ones must spend In using them S' and how much pleasure and satlsfac- G< tlon it means if everything is Just like they want It. n Something that does not suit is a ri keen disappointment and now is the time that your children are forming , habits and ideas that will have a great Influence on their future. X\7a Vioiftk tolron oil r\f thp.QP fpfltllTPfi Into consideration In buying our SCHOOL SUPPLIES and the children will receive the same prices, if i they come alone as you do. We have the SCHOOL BOOKS in now, and can furnish any books you need. ! Star Drug Store REPAIR WORK 1AM located in rear of Carroll Bros.' store and will do ail kinds of REPAIR WORK in wood and iron. I will give prompt attention to all work at the shop and outside. Furniture of all kinds repaired. No shoeing. Terms, SPOT CASH. I will appreciate your work and give good service. See me. G. W. KUNZ. a 80 f 3m FOR SALE DESIRABLE Building Lot on East Jefferson street, near the Graded rt school, and also Five-Room House on Wright avenue. Bargains in both. C. F. SHERER, Yorkviile, S. C. 79 t.f. tf. AUCTION SALES. CLERK'S SALE. itate of South Carolina?County of York. In the Court of Common Plena. N. B. Hamilton, et al., Plaintiffs, against W. B. Good, Individually, and as Administrator of John D. Hamilton, Deceased, et al., Defendants. BY virtue of the decree herein I shall expose to public sale, at York Jourt House, on the FIRST MONDAY N NOVEMBER, 1911, the following [escribed real estate of John D. HamIton, deceased: 1. All that certain piece, parcel or ract of land situated In Bullock's !reek township, said County and itate, containing FOUR HUNDRED lND NINETY-SIX ACRES, more or ?ss, bounded by lands now or formerV of W. N. Nelson's Estate, J. E. and M. Bankhead, W. F. Dye and othrs, known as the W. K. Hamilton Esa.te lands. 2. All that certain parcel of land, flng In Bullock's Creek township, aid County and State, on Bullock's Ireek, known as the Nelson tract, ontaining SEVENTY-FIVE ACRES, lore or less, and bounded by lands ow or formerly of H. F. Horton and >r. John McGowan. 3. A lot In the town of Sharon, said lounty and State, with a frontage of 9 feet on Shelby Street, and a depth f 210 feet, bounded by lots of W. L. [Ill, John D. Ralney and others. 4. A lot of FOUR ACRES In Cherkee County, In said State, on the outhern railway, between Oroverand lacksburg, known as the Isler or Mcwaln tract, and bounded by lands of . M. Hardin, W. B. Isler and others. Terms of Sale: One-third CASH, and balance one ear from day of sale, with Interest om that day payable annually, seiired by purchaser's bond and mortage of the premises sold; said papers ) contain a provision for payment of reasonable Attorney's fees In case Election by an Attorney becomes ecessary; with leave to purchaser to ay his entire Did in casn; purcnaser > pay for papers. Kf'Sald decree contains the following rovlslon as to Tract No. 1 above: Let the plantation be sold in such onveni?nt parcels as the Clerk may, pon the written direction of counsel jr the Hamilton heirs, divide it Into; rovlded such division be advertised i at least one issue of his notice of lie. J. A. TATE, C. C. C. Pis. 82 . f 4t LAND AT AUCTION ixecutor's Sal* of R*al Estate of Mary J. Campbell, Deceased. 3Y virtue of the power vested in me under the will of Mary J- Campell, deceased, I will sell in front of 'ork Court House Door at Yorkville, outh Carolina, on MONDAY, NOEMBER 6TH, 1911, immediately af;r the Clerk's and Sheriffs sales, to le highest responsible bidder, the fol>wlng real estate belonging to Mary , Campbell, deceased, to-wit: "All that certain tract of land In ethel township, in the county of ork, state of South Carolina, boundi by lands of Campbell Brothers, tnds of A. Currence, J. W. Jackson, , le Moss land, lands of S. J. Clinton nd othera and containing, according , > survey made by J. L. Stacy, and exmined, calculated and approved by I. . Faries, 239 AND 9-10TH ACRES, lore or less." Said plantation is one of the best In ork county; 5 miles from Clover and miles from Yorkvllle; well watered; ' ith 76 acres or more of timber land; < id contains a 4-room cottage with Itchen attached; 4 tenant houses; . tree barns connected, and lies on jbllc road leading to Yorkvllle, and < so near the Clover and Rock Hill abllc highway; and has rented for , bales of cotton for the past two >ars. ( Terms of Sale, One-third CASH and le balance In equal installments of ie and two years, secured by a bond ' the purchaser and a mortgage of le premises, with interest from the * ly of sale at seven per centum, with lvllege to purchaser to pay his en- * re bid In cash. Purchaser must comy by paying the cash portion of his * d within one hour from the time of ild sale or the land will be resold at * e risk of such defaulting purchaser, urchaser to pay for all papers. * Said tract can be conveniently dlded in two tracts of 79 2-5 and 160J < ires each, and plat of same is on file the office of J. S. Brlce, YorkvlMe, < C., and may be examined by any le wishing to see the same. ( R. A. MILLER, xecutor of Mary J. Campbell, Deceased. 81 oct. 13-20-37 nov. 3 f 4t ' ~NOTICE or LAND SALE JNDER and by virtue of the authority vested In us by an Act of ie Legislature, duly approved on sbruary 3rd, 1911, we will offer for ile at Public Auction before the Court ouse at Yorkvllle, S. C., on MONAY, NOVEMBER 6TH, 1911, at even o'clock a. m., TWO HUNDRED ND TWENTY-THREE ACRES of ie "County Poor House Farm,"?the une being divided into two tracts, ie containing 143 acres, more or less, id the other containing 80 acres, ore or less. All parties desiring to go over said nds before sale may call upon I. P. oyd, Superintendent of the Poor ouse, and he will show them over the -emises. Terms of Sale, CASH. The right is served to reject any and all bids if ie amount of the highest bid, in our idgment, Is not an adequate price ior lid property.T. W. BOYD, Supervisor. LADD J. LUMPKIN, W. A. AYCOCK, instituting the County Board of Commissioners of York County. 80 f 5t | SEE THE Hedmont Marble <= And ?== ; jranite Company ?' t YORKVILLE, 3. C. j ( ?r High Grade j MONUMENTS ! In Granite and Marble. { Pialnand Finely Carved TOMB- j TONES sold at reasonauio i?' et our prices before you buy. I iedmont Marble & Granite Co. * ouis Roth, Pres. & Treat. F. Happerfield, Manager. IUST IN" LOG CABIN MAPLE SYRUP. SCUDDER'S MAPLE SYRUP. SELF-RISING BUCKWHEAT. HAMS AND BREAKFAST STRIPS A FRESH SHIPMENT OF CHASE ND SANBORN'S COFFEES. Also FRESH MACKEREL In Bar ls and Kits. /. W. JOHNSON whentwa Just a few bushels of wh< come MANY BUSHELS of put in our Bank from time t 1 he interest we will pay you WW MAKE OUR BAh LOAN AND SA WW Safety Boxes for Rent4 4* 4*4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* I SUIT CASES,' I RUGS, FURNI * mmmm 4* * See Our Stock J - IT WILL I 4? 22 inch Suit Cases ??? 24 inch Suit Cases 24 inch Sheepskin Cases (Usually sold 26 inch Leather Cases?Straps 4s Better Cases 4- 28 inch Trunks -J* 34 inch Trunks ^ 36 inch Trunks , 36x72 Axminster Rugs T 36x72 Smith's Axminster Rug J 25 Cts. Brass Curtain Poles 25 Cts. Window Shades?All ^ 50 Cts. Window Shades?All & Odd Pairs Lace Curtains ? Cut out this Advertis next Tuesday, and cents for it on an or R 3* ========== I Kirkpatricl 4, W* NO TROUBLE TO SI .fjTCyV OF COURSE you want a h' fire over night and all that s ant thing is that they heat ire built so they will last. WE DON'T have to sell our Stoves >n the claim of fuel saving alone. In i he first place, most people don't ceep any record of the fuel burnt, so < hat a far away catalogue house Is iretty safe In making exaggerated lalms In this direction, TIIEY have your money, you pan't 1 le without a stove a month while ; rou are sending it back to get an- I >ther one, and if it wears out it is i lever the fault of "defective mater- ; al or workmanship" which their < THERE is a good deal of diffe: ing "defective material and v >f perfect satisfaction. We are wil udgment, but we want you to see jarison before you buy. It'll pay york fur> best sho AT W] Our stock of SHOES for Met large and so very complete that 1 suited in SHOES at WRAY'S. We are especially particular i department we give more value t Is in our Shoe Department. We chant can please a customer in Quality of Shoes he can please h department. For years we have been espe Real Quality and we sell them at we are really ottering a larger lit values than ever before. We ea have heavy Shoes for those who \\ for those who want Dress Shoes, you buy. It will be worth your money. We know you cannot bi same prices. COME AND SEE V j. q. wr ay 'e Harvested YOUR COIN .PUT IT wk IN THE i bank ?NS\ iat planted in the ground begrain; so will the money you :o time become a BIG SUM will help it grow. IK YOUR BANK -*? lVINGS bank. -$2.00 and $3.00 Per Year. 4* 4* 4* 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 TRUNKS, J SHINGS, ETC. J HHB * Before Buying * PAY YOU - t 75 CTS. * 85 CTS. 4? $2.98. ?|-. for Leather). ^ i all around?Special $4.98. ? $6.00 to $9.00. . $1.98. 4 $2.98 to $10.00. 4* $3.48 to $15.00. <{? $2.98. ^ S $3.98. ju 10 CTS. Colors 19 CTS. 4 Colors 38 CTS. 4 LESS THAN COST. 4* ement, present before ^ e will allow you 25 y Suitcase, Trunk + i-Belk Co. * EiOW OUR GOODS ^ .A eating stove to save fuel, to hold tort of thing, but the most importthe room properly and that they guarantee (?) covers. So when you get. right down to the bottom, what are their claims of guarantees but a clever ruse to jjet your order? WE are right'here where we have to make good what we claim; compare the sizes of our stoves, the weights, and you will find we give you fully as much for your money, to say nothing of seeing what you ?et, or delivering your stove the day you order it and saving you freight charges. rence between a guarantee covervorkmanship" and our guarantee ling to leave the decision to your i Our Stoves and make the comus both. irruRE co. E VALUES . RAY'S i. Ladles and Children Is so very t will be easy for anybody to get n buying our Shoes and If in any 'or the money than In another it long ago learned that if a merthe Fit. Comfort and Wearing is customers in almost any other dally particular to buy Shoes of a Reasonable Price. This season le of Styles and Sizes, and better n please and fit everybody. We ant heavy Shoes and Dress Shoes Come and see our Shoes before while. It will probably save you jy better Shoes anywhere at the PRAY FOR SHOES. T "THE LEADER" > ?