Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, April 01, 1913, Image 3
OUT AT HICKORY GROVE
Debate Postponed Till Next Thursday?Graded
School in Its New
Home?New Business Activities?
The Track Team.
Hickory Grove, April 1:?The entertainment
that was to have been given
last Friday night by the Hickory
Grove Literary society was postponed
until Thursday night, owing to the illness
of one of the debaters, Rev. H. B.
Hardy. Quite a great deal of Interest
has been aroused among local people
on account of the programme, and
there is little doubt but that a large
crowd will be present Thursday night
The Wllkerson-Mllling Co., Is a new
enterprise for Hickory Grove which is
about ready to begin business. This
firm will deal in wholesale groceries
and crockery. The new firm has erected
handsome and commodious storerooms
in the main business block of
the town which are nearlng completion.
At least two men will be put on
the road in the Interests of the new
firm.
Rev. W. A. McAulay of the A. R. P.
church of Spartanburg, preached two
able and Inspiring sermons in the A.
R. P. church of this place on Easter
Sunday morning and night. Rev. Mc,
Aulay is a preacher of force and ability
and the services were attended by
a large crowd of local people as well
as a number from the surrounding
country.
The Hickory Grove Graded school
moved into the handsome new school
building last Tuesday. Fitting exercises
were held to commemorate the
event Prof. R. H. Holliday in opening
the exercises, congratulated the
people on their interest and co-operatlon
with him in erecting the new
building. He said it had seemed that
he had asked more of them than they
had been able to give, but they had
responded liberally with money and
sympathy in erecting the present
building which was a credit to the
people of Hickory Grove and the surrounding
country. He introduced Mr.
W. T. Slaughter, chairman of the
board of trustees, who spoke of the
duty of each individual student of
the school in caring for the new building
and grounds. The patrons of the
school had erected the building, and
it was up to the students to keep it in
good condition and to take a new
pride in the school as well as in the
town. The students now had a good
building and competent teachers, Mr.
Slaughter said, and it was up to the
students to keep the right track and
tae the greatest possible advantage of
their opportunities. An excellent quartette,
composed of Messrs. Barron
Whisonant, Sam Wllkerson and Misses
Lucile Rabb and Irene Montgomery
rendered some excellent songs during
the exercises. Quite a large number
of patrons and others Interested in the
school were present.
Mr. W. W. Blair who has been laying
the cement sidewalk in this town
has about completed his work. This
work has been delayed for some time
on aco?unt of inability to get material
P to lay' the walk, but it is now rapidly
nearlng completion. The cement
walk extends along the main business
block of the town to the Southern depot.
and is a great improvement to
the looks of the town. Messrs. J. T.
Smith and Joe Leech have also been
making some very extensive improvements
on their dwellings.
The Hickory Grove High school
track team has been picked from a
large number of contestants and the
boys have been training hard for several
weeks. A good team will be sent
to the state meet in Columbia, April
24 and meets will also be secured with
" " - " * * A AU
various high socnis uirougnoui me
county. The local representatives in
the pole vault and shot put contests
have not yet been selected, but the
remainder of the team is as follows:
One mile run?Stock Slaughter.
One-half mile run?Horace Foster.
One-fourth mile run?Ralph Castles.
120-Yard low hurdles?Ralph Castles.
100-Yard dash?Joe Leech.
220-yard dash?Joe Leech.
High Jump?Barron Whisonant.
Broad jump?Barron Wnisonant.
Hickory Grove has for the past two
months been the shipping point of a
number of North Carolina lumbermen
who are engaged In cutting timber on
Bullock Creek, about five miles from
this place. Most of the logs are of
poplar and oak and are being shipped
to Linville, Lenoir and other North
Carolina mills. This kind of timber is
in great demand and about seventya
five car loads have been shipped from
here. It is evident that there is still
plenty of fine timber on Bullock Creek
and the lumbermen will be kept busy
in this locality for some time. Quite
a good deal of walnut wood has been
secured in this region, which is being
, shipped to Germany for use in the
fine furniture and other shops of that
country.
Helping me riooa ouhb'?i???
retary of War Garrison's reports to
President Wilson yesterday, continued
to convey optimistic news of the flood
situation in Ohio. His messages said
that all places hitherto inaccessible,
had been reached or soon would be,
and that there was an abundance of
food and relief supplies. He lauded
the work of Governor Cox and summarizes:
"The result is that from reports
made to Governor Cox and to me, we
are able to assure you, and through
^ you. the country, that there is no
emergency in the state of Ohio due to
the flood which has not been met and
is not now being met."
At the request of Governor Cox the
secretary included In his report a message
from the governor to the president
thanking him for the Federal aid
' and the work of Secretary Garrison.
Secretary of the Navy Daniels estimated
that the value of the clothing
from the navy clothing depot at NewYork
to the flood sufferers reached
$330,000.90 and that food supplied by
the navy cost $72,094.
Enrique Villegas, minister of foreign
relations of Chile-, cabled Secretary
Bryan the sympathy of the people of
Chile In the loss of life in the Ohio
and Indiana floods.
*
? Union special of March 30, to the
News and Courier: Detective Robinson
of Anderson, and Detective Lee of
Columbia, sent here by Governor
Blease, assisted by Sheriff Fant, raided
a place known as "The Chicken
w Farm," just on the corporate limits of
the town, this afternoon, and caught
a number of men, some of them prominent,
conducting a cocking main.
The officers arrested all parties and
brought them before the local magistrate,
who admitted them to bail. A
small quantity of beer was seized, the
chickens and outfit were brought in
and a supply of poker chips were also
seized. The place is said to be owned
and operated by Will May. Among
those arrested was L. M. Charles, recently
arrested by Federal officers on
k a charge of fraudulent use of the mails
and now out on $5,000 bond for his
appearance at the Federal court.
AT THE CHURCHES.
- BAPTIST.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at 7.45 o'clock.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at 7.45 o'clock.
TRINITY METHODIST
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
%. at 7 36 o'clock.
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD.
Services Wednesday afternoon at
four o'clock and on Friday at 7.30 p. m.
ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRESBY
v TEHIAN.
Prayer meeting Wednesday afternoon
at 4 o'clock.
She (Cotton $hrhet.
^ Yorkvllle, April 1.?Cotton, 12\ cts.
New York, March 31.?Cotton spot
closed quiet: middling uplands 12.60;
middling gulf 12.85; sales 6,200. Cotton
futures closed barely steady as
follows:
Jan. 11.54; April 12.28; May 12.09;
June 11.12; July 11.98; Aug. 11.88;
Sept.'11.60; Oct. 11.54: Dec. 11.57.
Special Hoticea.
"The Choice of Lot."
I will preach at the court house to
men only, next Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock. Subject: "The Choice of Lot
?Money or Family, Which?"
P. G. Elsom, Evangelist.
Buy Your Fro it Proof
Cabbage Plants from F. 8. Cannon,
Meggets, S. C.
1,000 to 4,000 at $1.26.
5,000 to 9,000 at 31.00.
10,000 to 16,000 at <0.90.
Special prices on larger orders and
satisfaction guaranteed.
97 t Apr. 1.
Meeting of the " oajhers.
The last meeting of the York County
Teachers' association for this year
...in Ha Hoi,i nt Hlokorv Grove on Sat
urday, April 5th.
The following subjects will be discussed:
Maury's Complete Geography,
Manual Training vs. Athletics, and
The Kind and the Value of Marking
Pupils in Their Studies.
A large attendance is earnestly de- <
sired at this meeting.
F. W. Moore, Sec. 1
Boys' and Girls' Clubs. i
There will be a Joint meeting of the *
Corn, Pig and Tomato Clubs in the <
Court House at Yorkville, on Satur- i
day, April 5, at 11 o'clock a m., for <
the purpose of giving ti e boys and I
girls a last opportunity to enter the
Corn, Pig and Tomato clubs, and
for the purpose of giving instructions
as to the season's work. There will
be talks by Superintendent of Educa- .
tion Carroll. Miss Edith Farrott. State
Superintendent of Canning Club Work;
Prof. J. L. Carberry of the Depart- .
ment of Agriculture, and Mr. John R.
Blair of the Co-operative Demonstration
Work. A full attendance of all
the club members is desired. 25
WHETHER YOU U8E CALOMEL
OR NOT
1
1
You Will Realize How Much Better t
for You This Safe Vegetable Rem- 1
edy Will Be. j
t
The liver is such a delicate organ
that most people have learned from ,
experience the danger of flogging it k
into action with the dangerous drugcalomel.
The York Drug Store sells 1
ru>nmmanrta TVntnon'n TJver Tone.
It does just what it Is intended to do
and no more. Dodson's Liver -4Tone
cannot harm either children or grownup*
and is an excellent preventive of
chronic liver troubles.
The Tork Drug Store sells Dodson's
Liver Tone for 50 cents per bottle and
every bottle sold Is guaranteed to give j
satisfaction, and you get your money J
back without a question if it fails you.
Some remedies are sold in imitation of
Dodson's Liver Tone?look out for
them. Remember the guarantee.
FOR SALE ,
P MR of nice Young MULES. 4 and I
5 years old, together, or separate- i
ly; also two good Work Horses, and 8 i
or 10 nice Shoats. s
26 tf. tf C. F. SHERER. i
LOST (
BETWEEN my home and Yorkville
A. R. P. church, last Sab- ]
bath. Gold Watch, engraved "N. E. L." i
Reward to finder. R. R. LOVE. s
INDIA RUNNER DUCKS
WE are prepared 10 iurmsn a limited
number of INDIA RUNNER
Duck Eggs at $1.00 per setting (
of 12 eggs.
26 t tf CITY MARKET.
WHITE RUNNER DUCK EGOS
SPENCER-Fischel strain?best of "
all. $2.50 per dozen. Address No.
1, Filbert. Mrs. M. S. CARROLL.
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NOTICE
IS hereby given that, pursuant to a
Commission issued by the Secretary
of State, the undersigned, as a
Board of Corporators, will open Books
of Subscription to the Capital Stock of
ANCONA COTTON MILLS in the office
of W. W. Lewis, Attorney, at Yorkville,
S. C., on Thursday, the 3rd day of
April, 1913, at 9 o'clock A. M. The
Capital Stock will be Two Hundred
and Fifty Thousand Dollars, divided
into 2.500 shares of the par value of
$100.00 each.
J. W. CANNON,
J. F. CANNON.
SCHOOL TAX ELECTION
?T/^fnTnr< I. crl.-an fViat at
|^kj IO HUiCwj 511VU >%
131 Lilly's Store, Filbert, in Filbert
District, No. 21, York County, S. C.,
on SATURDAY. APRIL 19TH, 191 J,
an election will be held for the purpose
of determining whether the levy .
for school purposes in said district
shall be increased to Five Mills on the dollar,
J. J. McCARTER,
A. J. PARROTT,
S. N. STACY, .
26 t 2t Trustees District No. 21. j
Sweet Potato Slips !
I am now booking orders for the ]
Famous NANCY HALL and NEW
TRIUMPH Potato Slips, at $2.00 per 1
1,000. All orders filed as received.
Will begin deliveries April 15th. Place ]
your order NOW, and give date want- ]
ed. Orders for 2,000 and upward de- i
livered anywhere in the State FREE
at prices quoted. Do it NOW. <
Before you buy anything in GRO- 1
CERIES, get my prices. I have the 1
Goods, the Quality and the Price. I I
want your business and will always <
give you a Square Deal. ]
J. D. HOPE
SHARON - - - S. C.
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TORNADO
INSURANCE
1
Many Millions of Dollars worth of I
property is destroyed each year by
Wind Storms and when the returns '
are all in, it is quite likelv that 1913
has already broken all records, not- <
witnstanaing ine iaci inu.?. umy uhdfourth
of the year ha* parsed. Don't
you think you would feel more com- l
fortable if your Home. Barn and other I
Buildings were protected by a TORNADO
POLICY issued by one of the
three strongest companies in the 1
world writing this class of business?
all being represented in my agency?
especially in view of the fact that
each $1,000 you may carry will only 1
cost you $4.00 for a term of three ;
years?
DO IT NOW. ,
SAM M. GRIST
All KINDS of GOOD Insurance. ]
G. H. O'LEARl
REMEMBER
THAT WHEN YOU ARE IN THE
MARKET FOR 1
FURNITURE, STOVES, J
HARNESS, SADDLES, or
ANYTHING IN MY LINE, 1
i
THAT I HAVE A NEW, CLEAN ]
LINE TO SELECT FROM? 1
1
QUALITY AND PRICES '
4
SECOND TO NONE. (
A SIMPLE COMPARISON
WILL CONVINCE YOU.
ASK FOR IT. .
G. H. O'LEARY
MONEY TO LOAN.
ON First Mortgage on Real Estate. r
THOS. F. McDOW, Atty.
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TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. 7
ALL persons Indebted to the estate 2
of LEVI JOHNSON, deceased, are
hereby notified to make payment
to me at once. Persons having claims i
against said estate should present "
them, duly authenticated, within the V
time prescribed by law.
B. N. MILLER, Administrator. ?
26 t
"To Him Who Hath
Shall be Given"
8
Perhaps the above Is new to you. I
It Is taken from a book that too few 1
read as often as they should. When
translated Into Bank language It simply
means: s
"To him that hath deposited in our n
Bank shall be given Interest on his
money."
Say, we want YOUR Banking Account.
We want it regardless of its
size. We know that if you start small '
that your account will grow, if you
persist In it. We want your Checking
Account because we know we can be
of service to you and you will help us
to grow. A Bank Account means lnJependence,
self respect, freedom
from the worries of today and the un;ertainties
of tomorrow. Come and
talk it over with us. DO IT TODAY, j
The Bank of Clover,
ODOVXR. m. o.
The Beginning and End ?
of Man is Dust *
b:
And unless we mark his final resting b
place with a MONUMENT, he is soon
forgotten. Don't have It said of you
:hat you have forgotten YOUR dead, it
Have a Monument of some kind to ci
(how that you still remember them, a!
[f the expense has deterred you. come
:o us. We will furnish a fitting stone
vlthln your means and ability to pay.
We are Agents for the celeb rated
Stewart Iron Fence
?at mptth MnwimnrwT rn -
I 1 M V ITIVilVKUiAi ? w
J08. G. 8ASSI, Proprietor. ,
YORKYTLLE. S. C. **
BUM'S SEEDS
THE BEST |
V(
LOTS OF PEOPLE KNOW THIS. f<
ind are showing their faith by buying 1(
:heir Garden Seeds, Onion Seta, White p
ind Yellow Dent Seed Corn at this h
store. If You want to be sure of lie- ei
suits In Your Garden Plant BUIS'FS n
SEEDS. Buy them at THIS Store. tc
5ARDEN TOOLS? p!
When you need GARDEN TOOLS? ?
Hoes. Rakes, Shovels, Garden Plows,
CVheel Barrows, etc., Just come to this
store and get the BEST at the RIGHT
PRICE. We've got 'em.
FARM TOOLS?
Whatever you may need in the way
>f Farm Tools for Rapid and Econom
cal work, we can suppiy u.
Yorkville Hardware Co.
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ARRIVED |
YESTERDAYs
Cl
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200 LADIES' READY-TO- d
WEAR HATS?UP TO THE ^
MINUTE IN STYLES?AT J
$2.00, $2.50, $3.00 AND $3.50 w
EACH. P
a;
OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS C
RIGHT?WE BUY AND SELL
FOR CASH.
McCONNELL'S
WHO UNDKKSISliUE) C
to
SEED TIME i
It is time to plant your gardens.
Dne of the first essentials to a good v'
rarden is to have good Seed. We sell *1
[jandreth's and Ferry's Garden Seed? '1'
Early Rose, Red Bliss and Irish Cob- ei
t>ler Potatoes, Early Yellow and White 01
Dent Seed Corn. Red Clover Seed, P
Rape Seed, Pope's Prolific Seed Corn.
FARM IMPLEMENTS Ui
Come and see us for Farm Tools?
Disc Harrows, Drag Harrows, Acme ?
Harrows, any of these will pay for Itself
in one year. .
John Deer Edge Drop Corn Plant- yt
sr?the BEST PLANTER on the market.
Spring Tooth Cultivators for cot- p
ton and corn. Do double the work
the ordinary harrow will do. We sell
jverything you need in Farm Tools.
Do not forget our three bargains?
Wagon, Surrey and Horse. =
For sale?Six Berkshire Pigs, six I
weeks old today. Want them taken 3
away this week. |
YORK SUPPLY COMPANY. \
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL !
SEED
POTATOES
See me for your Seed IrJslj Pont<u>ki
and aret them in the ground at *
:he Earliest Possible Moment. (j
GOOD SEED (I have them) of ^
GOOD VARIETIES (I have them), ?
PLANTED EARLY Insures Better A
Yield, of Better Quality Potatoes. 1
See ine for your Seed. \
FAMILY GROCERIES? "
SEE ME for the Best Flour, #
Lard, Snowdrift, Sugar, Molasses, etc. V
W~Don't forget that I specialize on ^
Feed Stuffs?Have the goods and the 1
right prices. M
j. m. ferguson]
Ij
STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA, J
County of York. J
IN TirE PROBATE COURT "
?
By L. R. Williams, Probate Judge of A
York County.
WHEREAS J. R. KELLEY has ap- y
plied to me for Letters of Ad- f
ministration on all and singular, the A
goods and chattels, rights and credits 1
of W. R. HORTON, late of the county C
aforesaid, deceased: g
These are, therefore to cite and ad- z
monlsh all and singular the kindred ?
and creditors of the said deceased, to
>e and appear before me at our next V
Probate Court for the said county, to
be holden at York Court House on A
the 10TH DAY OF APRIL, 1913, X
:o shew cause, If any, why the said V
Administration should not be granted.
Uiven under my Hand and Seal, this A
24th day of March, in the year X
of our Lord one thousand nine \f
hundred and thirteen and in the #
137th year of American Independ- A
encp V
L. R. WILLIAMS, ff
Probate Tudge of York County. ?
24 t 2t 1
ATTENTION, VETERANS
rHE Annual Meeting of Camp
Mlcah Jenkins. U. C. V.. No. 704
b hereby ordered to be held Ip the
,'ourt House at Yorkville on APRIL
TH. 1913, at 11 o'clock a. m.
J. D. McCONNELL, Commander.
5 2t.
Sweet
Potatoes
SEEM TO BE SCARCE.
YOCJ will be Interested to learn that
ve have a limited supply, and can
,1ve you a YAM at 91.25 per Bushel.
>URE NANCY HALL and PURE
>ORTO RICO at $1.50 per Bushel.
We advise bedding in the old way?
ince experience has shown this 1.0 be
nore satisfactory than buying "slips."
Send YOUR Order NOW.
Remember WALK-OVER SHOES
or Men are Best. We sell them.
"Satisfaction or Your Money Back"
Shannon-Smarr
? SHARON, S. C. ?
4
qlood
Builder
The vigor of rich, red blood makes
fe worth living. Materials for all
erve, mental or muscular forces must
e supplied by the blood.
If you have any evidence that your
lood is impure, now is the time to
egin taking
Nyal's 8arsaparilla Compound
; purifies and enriches the blood. It
jres Rheumatism, Boils, Pimples and
11 forms of Skin Troubles at 50c and
LOO a bottle.
Shieder Drag Store
? TSTVATi STORE ?
\ Good
CowIs
a good Investment. With good at:nt!on
she will go a good long ways
iwards the support of a family. To
0 this she must get good milk-prouclng
feed that will Increase the flaor
of milk. I am selling a splendid
>ed that increases the flow of milk, in
)0 lb. sacks?$1.80 a sack. Some peole
get tired living on the same diet I
ave a barrel of good Mackerel at 5c
ich and they are good. I am selling
ice, good tasted little hams from 38c
> 90c. You would be surprised how
Dod they are. More new Cheese. The
rice remains the same?25c. No use
1 advertising our Colfees. Our cus>mers
say you auto try ours .
W. H. HERNDON
Farm Work
Th? aonAnn ia far advanced and
hen the seeding time does come, you
ill of course want to make every
Ige cut?you want to do away with
ist motion. One of the surest ways
nd best ways to raise good crops is
torough preparation. Come see us!
bout Turn Plows, Disc and Drag
arrows and you will this year eerilnly
need a Cotton and Corn Plantr.
These implements are Money
takers, lime Savers and Crop Proucers.
They insure regular planting,
ive seed and are econimical in use.
have PLANTERS that are recogIzed
as the BEST and we will be
leased to tell you about them if you
ill give us an opportunity.
A Good Planter?Like Ours?will
ay for itself in a year or two in time
nd seed saved and better stands,
ome and see us.
CARROLL BROS.
ANNOUNCEMENT
I have recently bought the Clothes
leaning and Pressing business, herefore
conducted by Mr. D. M. Hawkis.
and in the future Mr. Hawkins
ill be in my employ. In consolldat:g
the two establishments I am sure
lat I can promise even better serce
than our patrons have been getng
in the past, and respectfully socit
a continuance of the patronage of
rerybody who has Clothing in need
r CLEANING, PRESSING and REAIRING.
If you have work of this kind, let
3 know by 'phone and we will call)
>r it promptly, do satisfactory work
id return your garments at the earllit
possible moment.
If not already a patron of the ROYL
PRESSING CLUB, we will apprentA
onv wnrk vnu mnv ho nlpnspd to
Ive us. Start Today.
Royal Pressing Clab
R. D. DORSETT, Proprietor. I
jSPEC
5 A
KIRKPATRIC
SILKS!
j WE ARE SHOWN
j NEW THI
Id 25c PLAIN and DOTTED JAPON
3 36c 36-inch PLAIN JAPONICA S
I 38c BROCADED WASH SILKS
'7 76c 36-inch BLACK TAFFETA S
J 7Be ALL SILK FOULARDS
^ $1.00 BROCADES?The Season's
? $2.00 40-lnch BROCADED CHAF
T $3.00 40-lnch BROCADED "CREF
Q $2.00 36-lnch PLAIN CREPE ME
I STAPLE COl
J All Colors In Best CALICOS
! J 10c 36 Inch Dark Colored MADR^
* 10c CHAMBRAYS?All Colors
, h 10c LINENE (Cannon Cloth Finis
if 7Jc DOMINO APRON GINGHAM
5 121c HAMILTON HICKORY
121 COTTON CREPES
,7 20c MIKADO KIMONO CREPES
IS 18c COLORED TISSUE
j 20c POPLINS?All Colors
11 35c BENGALINE?All Colors
We are also showing Big Lines ol
i A Etc., Etc.
| MILLINERY
J A We have received more thai
J Come and see these. Let us RE^
^ look NEW.
\ Kirkpatrici
X SATISFACTION OR 1
PAINTING
See me at the York Furniture C<
Dealers In Wall Paper, House Paint
Olla Varnishes and Stains. Use Flat
knot, the best interior finish, all color
ALLEN WHITE, Jr., The Painter.
pp\Trir ixrin i?
runuju YY IIVEJ
When you are ready to buy th
WIRE for the fence you Intend t
build, come and see us. We have TH)
WIRE?As good as ever was madeand
we want to sell it. Henoe on
prices will please you.
WAGONS?
Don't buy a Wagon until you see th
OWENSBORO. .This wagon has bee
on the market for years and is as goo
a Farm Wagon as is built and ou
prices and terms will satisfy you.
FARM TOOLS AND SUPPLIES?
See us for Plows, Plow Shapei
Singletrees, Trace Chains, Backbandi
etc., and for Heavy and Fancy Ore
ceries?Meats, Lard, Flour, Sugai
Corn, Oats, Feed Stuffs, Etc.
REMEMBER?That Dunlop's Pat
ent Flour is the Best ever.
Yorkville Banking & Mer. Go
CITY MEAT MARKE1
BUTTER AND EGGS.
The Butter and Egg mirket Is no
so lively now, but we are still takini
all the butter and eggs we can use.
When you want Choice 8TEAKS o
ROASTS come to the City Market W<
make a specialty of the Best Home
Raised Stall Fed Beeven and also sel
the Choicest Western Meats.
JUST ARRIVED?
A shipment of BONELESS BOILEI
HAMS, CURED HAMS and BREAK
FAST BACON. We sell these by th<
Pound, the Whole Ham or Whol<
Piece of Bacon, aid all of It Is of th<
best quality.
CATTLE AND CALVE8?
At all times we will buy ^11 the FA1
CATTLE and all the VEAL CALVES
we can get. See us when you have anj
to sell.
THE CITY MEAT MARKET
O. F. Staerer, Prop.
House Furnishings
Spring cleaning will be on now ii
a short time and when this work ii
over you will probably find here ant
there a space that would just accommodate
an odd piece of Furniture, oi
a Rug, an Art Square. Now, when yoi
And the spot that you want some special
furnishing for, Just remember thai
you can And just the wanted artlcl<
at this Store we have the Furniture.
the Rugs, the Squares in almos'
onriloftfi vnHetv in Qualities that wll
satisfy your most exacting demands ai
to styleti and qualities, and you'll find
that our prices are just as near rlgh
as prices can be made.
The first time you are passing out
way, drop into our Store and let ui
rhow you the many things we have lr
stock. We'll be pleased to show yoi
over our stock, and if you please t(
buy, then we'll be pleased to sell, but
your looking will not put you undei
any obligation to buy. Come! Look
York Furniture Co.
All Kinds Garden Seen
NANCY HALL SWEET POTATOES
NORTH CAROLINA YAMS
EASTERN YAMS, IRISH POTATOES?RED
BUSS AND COB
b??rs.
canned goods.
STRAWBERRIES. PEACHES
AND APPLES, BEETS, PEAS
STRING BEANS, CAN MEATS
SAUSAGE. BEEF, SALMON
CAPE CODFISH. WHITE fise
AND MACKEREL, MINCB
MEAT.
O'e Can Plow Your Garden
J. M. BRIAN COMPANY.
INTEREST
There are more kinds of lnteree
than the kind you pay for mone]
when you borrow from a bank
There la a PERSONAL INTER
EST, the kind that the officers o:
THIS BANK feel in ita customer)
?an Interest which prompts ui
to do whatever we possibly ear
to encourage and to aid thos<
who give us their patronage.
Bank of Hickory Grovt
Hickory Grove, S. C.
T A X ij
1 J\ d tj
T ?>
K-BELK CO.'S j
SILKS!
========
IG ALL THE |
NGS IN SILKS |i
riCA SILKS 15 0T8. Yd. f j
!ILK 25 CTS. Yd. *3
25 OTS. Yd. f,
ILK 48 CTS. Yd. ?7
48 CTS. Yd. Z?j
Newest Things 75 CTS. Yd. V "J
LMEUSE $1.50 *
E METEOR $2.25 Yd. ? ?
iTEORS $1.50 Yd. Zj
TON GOODS p
5 CTS. Yd. ?!
LS 5 CTS. Yd. Id
5 CTS. Yd. ?
Jh) 5 CTS. Yd. La
R 8 1-2 CTS. Yd.
10 CTS. Yd. VJ
10 OTS. Yd. f L
15 CTS. Yd. ?7
. r? 4 n r*nc V/l XII
1 ^ I'* via. -* mw
15 CTS. Yd. yj
25 (7TS. Yd. ?
! COLORED VOILES. BATISTES. A?
MILLINERY jj
n 100 NEW SHAPES this week, jj
rRIM YOUR OLD HAT?Make It VJ
k-Belk Co. I
fOUR MONEY BACK V X
FOR SALE
Mrs. Drakeford residence, on the
). corner of Main and Jefferson streets.
s't Harry Neil Lot, No. 1, Steele prop_
erty.
, 11 Acres?Joining rear of above lot
30 Acres?On King's Mountain road,
_ Joining King's Mountain Chapel. The
price?91,500.
Two nice new cottages on the corner
of East Jefferson and Railroad ave.
Front of Col. I. W. Johnson's residence.
Price, $2,100.00.
e 144 Acres?Joining J. C. Kirkpato
rick and others; 7 miles from Sharon.
E Price, 91,000.00.
- 101 Acres?Known as the Sherer
t place; 7 miles from Sharon. Price,
9735.00.
18 Acres?At Sharon. Price, 9700.
One-Half Acre Lot and 6-room rese
Idence in Sharon; Joining L. H. Good
n and W. P. Youngblood.
d J. J. Smith House and Lot?In Cloir
ver. Price, $9,400.00.
6$| Acres?Half mile of Beersheba
church; good school; 4-room house;
good water, plenty of wood. $1,300.00.
' The Jim Bell house for sale, $1,750.
' 195 Acres?Near George R. Wal7
lace, Joining Avery and Smith lands,
> 4 miles from Yorkvilie; 1 Z-story 6room
house; 8-horse farm open; 75
( acres In timber; 8 springs, 8 streams.
Big, new barn; 8 tenant houses; half
mile of Beth-Shiloh church; 10 sores
> of bottom land. $S5.00 per Acre.
811-8 Acres?Joining F. E. Smith,
~ Ed Roddey and others; 2 good dwellrlngs,
40 acres In cultivation; good outbuildings.
Property of J. M. Campbell.
101 Acres?Joining Harvey Hamel
and Mr. Youngblood; good dwelling
t and outbuildings; half mile of good
t school. Price 895.00 per acre.
50 Acres?40 acres under cultiva_
tlon, good bam; 2 miles of Yorkvilie.
108 Acres?Joining the Klsers' land,
near King's Mountain battle ground:
i known as the Love Est lands. $10.00
Acre for quick sale. Offers wanted
on it
The Worthy Farm?At Sharon, conv
slating of 67 Acres, nicely located on a
public highway, 11 miles from depot
' Very cheap for quick sale.
J. C. WILBORN.
IB We
WOULD SEND YOU AN ELECTRIC
IRON ON TRIAL, WOULD
YOU TRY IT OUT?
>
ir iuu riA v hj AiN x uorj ai all
FOR AN IRON?THE CHEAPEST.
NEATEST AND BEST, IS AN
ELECTRIC IRON.
WE HAVE THEM IN STOCK.
CHEAP ? GUARANTEED FOR
LIFE $2.25.
City Electric Plant
LumberOUR
YARDS ARE NOW FULL OF
LUMBER, and we can quickly supply
the wants of anybody who wants
LUMBER, either Rough or Dressed,
Green or Kiln Dried. If you need any
. LUMBER for any purpose, see us.
Your order will be filled promptly
rand you will find that our prices are
Just to your liking?Not as low as
were prices a few years ago?but as
Low as you can find elsewhere. Don't
Bny Rough or Dressed Lumber, Floor,
Ing, Celling. Weather Boarding, Joists,
Sleepers, Sheeting, Doors, Windows,
Frames, etc., until you see us and get
our prices.
If you expect to put up any kind of a
Building, let us make you a price.
See us for Lime. Cement, Brick,
Paints, Oils, Varnlsnes, Glass, Putty.
' J. J. KELLER & COMPANY
| CALL ON ME
t FOB
COTTOLENE?
?CHICKEN FEED
SNOWHITE?
?SUGAR
SNOWDRIFT?
1 ?COFFEE
PURE LARD?
?TEA
1 ?SPICES
1 ONION SETS AND
SEED IRISH POTATOES
I. W. JOHNSON
i
:REAL ESTATE
SAY
Don't you think It time to own your
> own home? The Building and Loan
' enables you to do so on the monthly
rent plan. Take your choice. You
can't be hurt:
M. M. White residence on Lincoln
- avenue., Yorkville; 2-story 7-room
I dwelling (brand new, too) on lot 90x
) 320 feet. Don't delay.
(Miss Ida DeLoaeh residence. You
know It. Enough said.
M. E. Plexico residence. Qf course
I It Is nice.
Spencer-Dicluon residence, Yes.
| certainly^ Come In.
I Mrs. w. s. Peters residence, ?oam
I for three houses. Pon't let this slip
. you.
I W. L. Wallace residence. Pelay Is
) dangerous.
; And Uston, besides those beautiful
\ King's Mt, Heights lots?they are still
) b<??ng developed?I he1-' the property
[ ic-^ntly opened up by C. E. Spencer,
' around his dwelling. Streets graded.
> You can't help being satisfied here.
\ Let me show you.
Hie Walter Rose (O'Farrell) Place,
' about i mile out of town on Charlotte
? road; 87 acres; 1 tenant house. RentI
ed for 1,000 lbs. cotton. For the present
rent goes with place. Hurry.
I The Walter W. Love Place, 117
i acres; 1 mile from town, on Lincoln
. road. Is the kind to buy. You know a
I good thing when you see It. Look at
I this. And don't forget the
, Lowry (Pardue) Place, 212 acres, U
miles from Delphos. It's up to you if
I you do,
i Sanders-Store Place; 88 acres; Bullock's
Creek township. See me.
! Geo. W. Williams
RF.AT, ESTATE BROKER.
That Buggy You
Intend To Buy
See us about it We can interest
you in Quality, Style and Price. The
Buggies we offer are known for their
Lasting Qualities?They are not experiments
in these parts. They have
been sold in this section for years.
The Tyson & Jones always gives satisfaction
and the Sumter Buggy is a
very close second in all that a Buggy
ought to be. Yes, see us before you
buy. . ! , ,U.
MULES?
Before you buy, come and see what
we have to offer. We can get together
en Price and the Terms.
SMOAK-BROWN CO,
--- S H (
At THOMSON
THURSDAY, FRIDj
COLGATE'S 25 C7TS. TALCUM?TWO
BOXES FOR
25 CENTS.
COLGATE'S DENTAL
CREAM?19 CTS. PKG.
MAI SAIF rS
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND 8ATU1
ONE HUNDRED PAIRS MEN'S $4
PATENT, GUN METAL AND TA:
ROW TOES?THESE ARE EXTRA
WEAR OXFORDS?YOUR CHOICE
COME EARLY AND GET YOl
LADIES' H
Ladles' Silk Hosiery?Black, White
day, Friday and Saturday?
Twenty-five Dozen Ladles' Silk Hosie
?Goods worth 75c and $1.00 Pali
and Saturday?At
25 Dozen Ladles' Black Gauze Hofieday
and Saturday?
...LADIES' GAl
50 Dozen Ladies' Gauze Vests?Hie
Good Yard.Wide Bleaching
Best CalicoGood
Apron Gingham
ITIWE WANT YOU TO SEE OU
GOODS, MILLINERY, CLOTHING.
THE TH0MS0I
THE ftinv flF
SEED IRISH
POTATOES er
I HAVE AN UNLIMITED AMOUNT w
OP MAINE STOCK, OF
SEED IRISH POTATOE8 ,
up
IRISH COBBLERS, *
be
BLISS,
PEERLESS, er
EARLT ROSE and fx
HEBRONS.
PRICE IS RIGHT. "J
"l
LOUIS ROTH i
ANOTHER CON
THE MANAGEMENT OF T]
ORS AT ALL TIMER TO "L
. TlON GIVEN IT BY THE PI
SURROUNDING COUNTRY
"THE BANK OF C
I To those of our citizens who wli
Induced by a feeling of positive faaf
i SAFE DEPOSIT facilities for the ]
valuable papers, Jewelry, etc., agains
accidental causea
This protection may be had at a
?$2.00 and $8.00 Per Year for a Bo
Loan and Sa^
j! 8. M. McNEEL, President i
-MULES ? SI
Mr. Farmer, Just a word: We are
aware of the fact that the 1913 Mule
season is very nearly over; but please
remember. That every day in the year i
you will And us at our place of busi- m
ness?The Stroup Stables?and that
we will be prepared to supply you
with anything you may need in either
MULES or HORSES. We will always
be pleased to have you call en us and
assure you that we will always be in
position to give you a SQUARE DEAL
in a trade or In a straight sale.
HORSES?
We have a nice bunch of Horses,
? ? A - n.JJt-- i
ana 11 yeu warn a oauurer ui hhtu,
we can probably meet your requirements
as to quality and price. Let us gj
show you, please.
JAMES BROTHERS,
LIVERY ? SALE ? FEED STABLES
YORKVILLE - - 8. O. p,
I Spring Dri
f Our DRESS GOODS DEPAUTM
9 the VERY NEWEST materials for ?
X Ladles and for Children. If you ar<
T ties in Dress Goods, as well as the 1
them at this store, and you will be
J our Prices. We also have a very
x and BUTTONS for Ladles' wear.
T A SPECIAL IN SPI
We recently picked up a SampU
I J very latest Spring Styles, all nicely
while they last they go at
PER CI
J SEE US for Ladies' COLLARS,
y thing else that you may need in NO"!
E. P. REID'S O]
h Ladles, please remember that tl
X the famous E. P. REID OXFORDS, a
y styles in Tans, Black and White. V
this line for Ladies?RUBBER SOL
n on the feet as gloves on the handa
^ WALK-OVER SHO]
J Men who wear WALK-OVER
S else afterward when they can get W
fit better, feel better than other Sho
Oxfords for men.
SPECIAL?A Leather Sole and Leatl
PUMP?Special, Pair
5 The CLOUD Ci
York County Fair ~
Yorkville Opera House ^
APRIL 10-11 ^
sts
To
200 LOCAL CHARACTERS **
XA
PRETTY CHORUSES?
I
CATCHY MU8IC IR
FUNNY DIALOGUES '
to<
Benefit of Winnie Davis Chapter, OA
U. D. C.'s of Yorkville.
an
Under Direction Block Entertainment ha
Company,
Admission: 25 CTS., 35 CTS., 50 CTS.
OF
COMPANY'S
\Y} SATURDAY
PURE LINEN TORCHON
LACE EDGING AND INSERTION?
5 CTS. AND 10 CTS.
, oils u
EtDAY, WE PLACE ON SALE
.00 CROS8ETT OXFORDS?IN
ST?PERFECT GOODS?NARBARGAINS
FOR MEN WHO
! OF THE LOT $1.98
JR SIZE.
OSIERY SALE
and Tan?25c value?Thurs10
CT8. Pair,
ry?In White, Tan and Black
r?On Sale Thursday, Friday
48 CTS. Pair.
-25c quality?Thursday, Frl19
CTS. the Pair.
JZE VESTS...
Price 5 CTS. Each.
5 CTS. the Yard.
5 CTS. the Yard.
5 CTS. the Yard.
R LINES OF SILKS, DRESS
OXFORDS, ETC.
i COMPANYj
QUALITY ?
VERY CONVENIENT
%
That la what DeoDle are savins ot
r 8-Day Alarm Clocks?Wind it
ce a week. It la a good time-keepand
sella for $3.50 Each.
:g bens?
Theae Alarm Clocks?I have eold
feral dosen?are waking people
t all over the United States. They
ire universal satisfaction to wouldEarly
Risers?Price, $2.50 Each.
I have other Alarm Clocks at lowprices.
)UNTAIN PENS?
If you want the Genuine Waterman
deal" Fountain Pen or a Parker
/uclcy Curve" Pen, I have them?
1 Prlcea
r. W. SPECK, The Jeweler
fVENIENCE
ehs INSTITUTION ENDEAVIVE
UP" TO THE REPUTA- |
EOPLE OF THIS TOWN AND
AS
ONVENIENCE"
sh to enjoy that peace of mind
ety, we suggest the use of our
protection of their documents,
t loss by burglary. Are or other
s ? - a -u- a I 1
nuimntu cost cnurseu 00 nsuuu :
X. I
rings Bank
r. P. MoMURRAY, Cashier
HOES FOR EASTER
It's only Nineteen more days to
Easter, and everybody Is going to
wear a pair of NEW OXFORDS
on that occasion. I have
)UGHT 1.000 PAIRS?
In all the lateit styles, and they
are ready for your Inspection. A
visit to my store will quickly convince
you that I am offering the
very best values in LOW SHOES
to be found anywhere In these
parts. Come and take a look at
my Shoe stock and Judge the
qualities and prices for yourself.
I am going to give away TWENTY
PAIRS ABSOLUTELY FREE.
Ask about them. <
IE ME FOR YOUR NEEDS?
I can supply them, and you'll save
money by buying at my store.
M. A. McFARLAND
nckney Road. No. 4, YortcvWe
>.ss Goods 1
ENT Is full to overflowing with ?
spring' U-I1U oumuier I/Imacg tui w
> looking for the newest novel- ?
[ ime-tried Staples you will find a
pleased with our Qualities and b
complete line of TRIMMINGS r
JUNG SKIRTS
i Lot of Ladies' SKIRTS in the V
made and in good materials? y
5NT OFF REGULAR PRICES. A
GLOVES, HOSIERY and any- V
[TONS. C
? FORDS
ie CLOUD CASH STORE sells A
,nd is showing them in the 1913 Z
re also have something new in y
E OXFORDS. Aa comfortable
See them. A
ES FOR MEN X
Shoes once will wear nothing *
ralk-Over8. They wear longer, 7
e*. See our line of Walk-Over ?
ler Heel WHITE CANVAS
8 CTS.
\SH STORE. |
eadlight Overalls
We have received a complete as tment
of HEADLIGHT OVER..LS
in all sizes?for Men and Boyj.
ladlight Overalls are the best made.
1RDEN TOOLS?
If your garden calls you to work,
irt right with the right Gardening
ols. Let us show you what we
ve. See us for Poultry Wire. Our
Ices will please you.
LNCY HALLSEED
SWEET POTATOES.
ISH COBBLER
and JtED BLISS Seed Irish Pota
:s. Both are good ror mis cnmaie.
LRDEX AND FLOWER SEEDS
Yes, v.'ft have them In large variety,
d from the best growers. And also
vo Onion Sets.
J. M. STROUP