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? Manning special of October 18 to the Columbia State: In the past month or so there have been several Instances of' burglary and larceny in Manning,, private residences being entered in the night time and money and other 'articles being purloined, but when a negro attempted to enter the home of W. R. White about 11 o'clock last night he was effectually caught. Mr. White, who is the oldest citizen of the place, had his house broken into some time ago, so he adjusted a loaded gun with wires attached in such a manner that any one forcing an entrance through a window would cause the gun to be discharged. Last night, as stated, about 11 o'clock the gun was fired and a hurried examination discovered a young negro man named Lewis McFarland badly wounaea in the face and neck. His life was spared by the fact that the load of shot passed through a board before striking him. He was lodged in the lockup and this morning when the doctors got through picking shot out of him he was sent up by Magistrate Brad ham for trial on the charge of burglary. ? Robert Dodd, Jr., and W. E. Campbell-were killed by a falling wall .during a fire that destroyed the automobile garage of A. L. Todd, in Anderson last Thursday night About a dozen automobiles ware burned. ' AT THE CHURCHES. METHODIST Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7.SO o'clock. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN. There will be no prayer meeting; this week. BAPTIST. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7.to o'clock. ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN. Prayer meeting Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'elock. jtyeriftl Dotires. At Anoena Mill Chapel. Services every evening this week at 7.30, conducted by Rev. Henry Stoke* The U. D. C.'s. The Winnie Davis Chapter will tneet with Miss Kate Ratchford on Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Miss Mary Williams, President. Communion at mekor? urovo. Rev. B. Drier Preasly will hold communion services at the Hickory Grove A. R. P. church, beginning Friday morning, October 24, and continulng until Sabbath night. John N. McGlll. HYMENEAL MAttnrcD?Sunday afternoon by Rev. ^ E. E. Gillespie, Miss HESTER PRESSLET and Mr. CLAUDE HARRIS, both of Torkville. > $he Cotton JRarferf. Torkville, Q<;t 21.?Cotton, 13|c. Clover, Oct 21.?Cotton, 13|c. Tlrzah, Oct 21.?Cotton, 13|c. Guthriesvilie, Oct 21.?Cotton, 134c. Sharon, Oct. 21.?Cotton, f3|c. Rock Hill, Oct 21.?Cotton, IS 13-16c. Cotton 8e?d. Torkville 35c. Clover 35c. Ohomn l%i Ibl.l 404c. $frsah *.. 37c. Guthriesvllle .... 37%c. Rock Hill 37|c. THE OH MARKET we pay twisty-fht: cents a dozen for fresh eggs, and twenty cents a pound for good butter.. BRING US WHAT YOU HAVEL We handle the BEST BEEP to be had, and cut it exactly right. Some of the best judges of BEEF we know, say the butchers of the big cities do not handle anything like as good stock and none of them cut it better. Pine Sausage?Both Pure Pork and Mixed?are a Specialty with us, and it is good. Whether you want it Fresh or Cured, you can get HAM from us by the POUND. We will sell you BOILED HAM, ready for the table, from half a pound up. In the market, all the time, for the dwot ncn<v PATTLE. Fresh Oysters Friday Night and Saturday, and Fresh Fish, Saturday. C. F. SHERER, Proprietor. DOING FINE THANK YOU. YES, THE PEOPLE WHO HAVE WORK IN OUR LINE WERE QUITE LIBERAL WITH US LAST WEEK ?OUR FIRST. WE LL DO OUR BEST TO. SERVE YOU PROMPTLY?GIVE YOU THE BEST WORK AT MODERATE PRICES?SEE US. Thomasson Repair Shop Rear Yorltvllle Hardware Co.'s Swre. For the Household FOR THE FATHER FOR THE MOTHER FOR THE SISTER FOR THE BROTHER FOR THE GENERATION YET UNBORN. Mrs. Joe Person's Remedy LADIES SHOPPING, as a rule, Is a task not very pleasant. We believe, however, that It will be pleasant for you. If you will be served by our competent and obliging sales force. We have a competent saleslady In charge of our Dry Goods and Ready-to-Wear Department. and you will find her resourceful. Let her help you plan your winter dress. Our line of Dry Goods, Notions, Trimmings, Readyto-Wear Clothing, Cloaks, Skirts, etc., and Shoes, was never more complete. A visit to our store should prove pleasant as well as profitable to you. Get the Habit?Trade with? Shannon-Smarr Co. "Satisfaction or Your Money Back." SHARON - - S. C. WW For the Best Job Printing send your orders to The Enquirer Office. TWO TOUlfO MUZ1Z8 ~ WEIGHING together 2,200 -pounds for sale cheap for cash. Call on or address me at Tirxah. . J. B. BARRON. HOES! SHOES! ' WE still hava a lot of Shoes that we are making some very close prices on to c!ose out, also Dry Goods, Notions, Etc., that we want to sell at once. Call and take a look at our line of Wagons* Buggies, Harness, etc, P. 8.?-Don't forget your Guirno note, mortgage or open account that you owe us. We can handle the money any time to an advantage, jo please call and settle early. ? ? ^Tr?A\T TkOAO nlnvar Q P V JAL1VJ3U4> X>AVO?I vdv^v't- ^ w.? . 84 tf 4t / I See Us For Winchester and Club Shells Buggies and Wagons. Oliver Chilled Plows . Disc and Drag Harrows Fertiliser for drain Builder's Lime Corno Mixed Feeds Rice Bran for Hogs Perfection Flour?the Best i Groceries of Every Kind Best Quality Right Prices. CARROLL BROS. I Be Your Own Judge ^Rn^D| w ?| Yes, sir; that is what we want you to be?Your Own Judge. Come and see our Horses, look them over carefully and judge for yourself, as to what we have to offer you. If you want to buy, we'll make you prices that will interest you. If you want to trade, why then, we'll trade. Come and see us. JAMES BROS. YORKVHiLE - - S. a ______________________ r>4 n n x fAIViVI Hardware When you want anything that is J classed under the head of FARM HARDWARE}, you can And it at this store. We carry practically everything of this kind, including Plow Shapes, Plow Stocks, Turn Plows, Trace Chains, Hames, Rope, etc, etc. ENAMELED WARE? ! We have a good line of Enameled Ware, including practically everything needed for Cooking, purposes and you will And that our prices are Right Use MELROSE FLOUR?It's the Best. Yorkville Banking & Mer. Go. LIME- ; We received recently one carload j of Builders' LIME. Buying Lime in this quantity, puts us in position to make you Better Prices than heretofore. Be sure to see us for LIME before you buy. , LEST YOU FORGET? , We will remind you once more we i are in the LUMBER business?and . can furnish any and everything you i need to Build or Repair a House. We are unloading three carloads of Lumber this week. We have bought and have on hand one solid carload of Iron Roofing. We want to sell you all the Iron Roofing and Shingles you i may need. I SHOES J We have a line of SHOES that we ' are closing out. The numbers are < from six to eight. We are selling I these shoes for LESS THAN COST. ' Will pay you to see us for SHOES. i YORK SUPPLY COMPANY. J WHOLESALE AND RETAIL i Join The I Progressive FARMERS of York county, who are going to sow Cover Crops on their I farms this fall. There Is plenty of ' evidence to show that It Is a paying < proposition from every stand point. 1 Then, after you have determined to ' sow Cover Crop, and figured out how < much land you will use, then calculate ' how much seed you will sow, and ' then come to me for? RYE, RAPE AND VETCH < I have the best seed obtainable and you know that my prices are always < as reasonable as prices can be made. ' See me for all kinds of Feed Stuffs. ' See me for the Best Tobaccos at the 1 T>.?? | DC31 X I IV.CO. | J. M. FERGUSON. DON'T FRET Everybody knows that Old George sells the Finest Meats in Yorkville. So there's no use talking about it Sherer's is the place to get your ( Vegetables. We keep everything eatable in season. If you enjoy a good cup of Coffee, try mine. We guarantee it to satisfy. Three grades?4 1-2, 5 and 6 lbs., for a dollar. If you owe me, please pay up and don't get mad when I dun you after waiting three months. You can't control a woman, nor the weather, And you can't make a darn bum pay. You can't hurry an ox or n negro; So what's the use to fret and worry? OT.n flF.ORGR THE BUTCHER. If You BuyLUMBER, in large or small quantities, rough or dressed, for any purpose, it is to your interest to see us for prices before buying. We carry an immense stock and can supply your needs promptly from our yards. See us for everything you need for Building or Repairing?from the foundation to the last shingle of the roof. We carry Flooring, Ceiling. Moulding, Mantles, Balustards, Window Frames, Shingles, Glass, Putty, Paints. Varnishes, Oils, Laths, Lime, Cement?in fact, everythirg necessary for building or repairing, also all kinds of Builders' Hardware?Nails, Hinges, Locks, Window Weights, etc., etc. You will find that our prices are just exactly right and fair. Come and see us. J. J. KELLER & COMPANY AUCTION SALE { SATURDAY, November 1, 1913, there will be a Sale of House- . hold and'~ Kitchen Furniture and Farming Implements at the residence ' of the late S. :M. WHsbn on King's Mountain. N. C. R. F. D. No. 3. Prudence Today MAKES PLEASURE TOMORROW I i Prnrtpnpfl with Thrift is nsrhans i the most royal road to success. It is not so much the amount you make, as it is the amount you SAVE that counts. People owe it to themselves to use such prudence as will place them beyond want. There is pothing better than a SAVINGS ACCOUNT to assist In building up the future. We invite your account and will pay you on all you will save. First National Bank YORKVUiliE, S. C. "Yon Better Be Safe Than Sorry." 4?4 ?+? ? ? ? ?* ?4? 4?4 ?44 COAT nONT FAIL TO SEE our' U you buy. You will be p the Styles and our Prices. L SPLENDID COAT SUIT VALUESFlne Tailored Suits, Long Cu fabrics In Epingles, French Serges, nes. Whipcords, Fancy Worsteds?1 stores at 126.00. We thought it \ have marked them a.t one Price?I Other Novelty Suits for Ladie $15.00 and $18.50. As a SPECIAL LEADER we o Storm Serges, and All Wool, Twill Shades?Suits that are well worth MO VALUES IN LADIES' AND C Over Fifty Fall Sample Coats per cent discount. This line repre Medium and High Class Coats, g should see them early. Already w There's good choice In the lot. 1 $18.75; $20 Coats at $15; $15 Coat Coats at $7.50. $8 Junior Coats at Children's $6 Coats at $3.75; Childr $3 Coats at $2.25. WE RECEIVED YESTERDAY, I SHIPMENT OF LADIES' CO OF EXTRA CHOICE IN 8TYL BOYS' NORFOLK SUITS? Wool Norfolks, Casslmer Norf< $2.00, $2.50, $3. BOYS' WOOL KNEE PANTS? 6 to 18 years of Age?At 60 < MEN'S SUITS Men's All Wool Guaranteed SB MEN'S PANTS Men's Cassimer and Worsted P The CLOUD C ?* ?+? #+ <w*P How Do You Feel After j Eating? One .should feel good natured and eat- * Isfled. That Is thd way every one will feel If the digestive organs are work- t Ing properly. No pain or distress ( should follow a hearty meal. If there Jj Is pain or uncomfortableness you need NYAI/S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS. A dose directly after eating will pre- * irent all troubles. These Tablets stlm- . iilate the digestive organs, thereby t Increasing the secretions of gastric juices, which insure perfect assimilation. j Shieder Drug Store ' THE NYAL STORE 1 Millinery! i | NEVER HAVE WE ENJOYS | BUSINESS IN THIS DEPAE ? IS EASY? I Right Styles, Right Q ? SEVERAL DOZEN NEW SI $ DAY. ALSO THE BEST ASf | ERS, FRUITS AND FLOV LET US RETRIM ' i ???l Kirkpatrick ^ rnrnn otadi? urfrr XlUi JD1U OIUIU^ MIX MMIMIIMIII SHOES We now have a full line of Ladies' FINE SHOES Cotton Line in Patent, Gun Metal, J Vici Kid, Tans and Red Vlci. !W. L. DOUGLAS J For Men at $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 1 The best Shoe on the market in Dress < Shoes. A full line of Work and Heavy 1 Shoes for Men, Women and Children, 1 at Reasonable Prices. 1 McCONNELL'S \ TIIE HOME OF $15.00 MADE-TOMEASURE SUITS. II succ IS THAT POINT IN LIFE T< OF MEN ARE DIRECTED [ Yet, how many realize the necess | of money the foundation for that S \ The one SURE way of having deposit a portion of your income ; i cultivate CHARACTER?the kind in attaining permanent SUCCESS. Loan and Sa 8. M. McNEEL, President SURE TO WIN- ? Have you ever said or heard any' body else say that "the most serious objection I have to life insurancejs you must die to win." I have heard the expression many times, and it impresses me very much as the statement I have heard church members make as to not believing in foreign missions. I have never known of many men who actually carried life insurance offering the first objection, or of any who made the second, who liberally contributed to home mis slons or any other kind?have you, gentle reader? The first gentleman feels that he should try .to offer a plausible excuse for not meeting , a duty he owes his family or his estate, and the second?well the le* said about him the better. I am prepared to knock the "die-to-win." fellow clear out of the boot, if you are the man, call and ask that the Mutual Benefit's Accelerate Endowment plan be explained to you. It Is without exception the most attractive contract offered by any company. It is a fact that under this plan the company Is regularly paying Iving policy-holders the face of their ordinary life policies in cash, In the face of the fact that when the policies were originally Issued it did sot agree to do so except in case <ef leath. SAM M. GRIST, Special Agent. ^ A/tVA p tspv OTW VTO VFTJ? tirv SUITS Coats and Coat Suits before Iah$m] with the Varieties. et us show YOU Today. taway Styles, made of the newest Pebble Cheviots, Bponges, Ratl3ults that are sold lu the leading vise to make Special Prices and 119.50 Each. 8, Misses and Juniors at $12.50, flfer the Newest Suits in All Wool Back Broadcloth, in the leading $15.00?SPECIAL $10.00 RILDREN'S COATS? ' (No two alike) purchased at 25 isents everything that is good in otteh out this season, and you e are selling quite a good many. L<et us show you. $25 Coats at b at $11.75; $12 Coats $8.75; $10 $9.00; $6 Junior Coats at $4.50; en's $4 Coats at $S.00: Children's JY EXPRESS, ANOTHER BIG 'AT SUITS?MANY OF THESE ES AND QUALITY. >lks, Blue Serge Norfolks, at 00, $8.50, $4.50 and $5.00 a Suit. errs., 75 errs., $1.00, $1.50, $2.00. Ilts?at $8.50, $10, $12.50, $15. ants at $2, $2.50, $3, $3.50, $4, $5 ASH STORE. ^ Ai^A /ra./tvA 7 WT V" w WV V "w WV w rv wV HORSES AND VEHICLES WE would like the people of Yorkdlle and vicinity to know that we are n the livery business at thfe James Hand in the rear of- Stroup's Store, ,nd are prepared to give every variety >f first class service on Bhort notice. We have good horses and good vehir :les. We cater to the commercial rade as well as the transient aD<l deasure trade. We will do your draying at most easonable rates, and if you want to ro to or from any train at any hour, m you nave 10 uo is 10 noiny us. We wl!l take your trunk to the de>ot or from the depot to your home. We will plow your garden at a very easonable price, and you need not lesltate to ask us about anything you night need In Livery. If It isn't convenient to see BLAKEL.Y PLAXICO at the Barn or on the ilreet, Just call him up through Phone tfo. 48. M. E. PLAXICO dL SON. Millinery!! \ 3D SUCH A SUCCESSFUL 1TMENT. THE REASON ? $ A aality, Right Prices | IAPES RECEIVED MONJORTMENT OF FEATH- |j l^ERS WE HAVE HAD. ? YOUR OLD HAT ? - Belk Co. ! Cheese We got the most votes for having he best cheese. That Molasses we alk so much of through The En[Uirer is still going. Some Karo. Another shipment of Hams?buy and tave from 5 to 7 cents a pound. Juicy dackerel and White Fish. We revived on Tuesday Canned Hominy, Beans, Kraut, Corn and dried Caliornia Peaches?elegant fruit. We iave some Dried Apples and Unpeeled Peaches. Bring me eggs if you have hem. Some demand for Butter. Sweet Potatoes. Bring me you Cow, ?alf. Goat and Sheep Skins or any )ther skins large enough to be used, 'specially with the hair on. W. H. HERNDON :ess t) \yiIICH ALL EFFORTS lty of making the accumulation UCCESS? : money when you need It Is to in this Bank. By so doing you of character that materially aids vings Bank J. P. McMURRAY, Cashier ON M . ' ; ,r" >< 5J22 \ * ; ;?S '.&!. . i . v 11 iff ' ? .: > ' fj iX UWILL BI j . ; . >. THIS PROPE 1 0f which fi - 4 . 4 Four ot tbe lii ' adjoining tbe I lots have a dej The Two Li respectively; tl feet 7 inches. Igress Street of * - ,x The Sale of this Legal Notice of f this paper. . v Without ville, and those intei tho hnilAino nf thp i MIV v> ? located as they are, DON'T - WATCH This P IC. WILBOF ;?:< YORKVILLE, S; < v.: nM : COLE'S ORIGINAL HOT BLAST HEATERS THE FUEL SAVER8 We have a complete stock of COAL and WOOD HEATERS, GRATES, Coal Vases, Scuttles, Coal Tongs and Pokers. See us before you buy anything In this line. We can save you money. YORK FURNITURE CO. State Agricultural and Mechanical F A I R Columbia, S. C. OCTOBER 27-31,1913 GREATLY REDUCED RATES VIA Southern Railway Premier Carrier of the South. TICKETS WILL BE SOLD OCT. 25 TO OCT. SO. And for Trains Scheduled to Arrive Columbia Before Noon October 31. FINAL LIMIT NOVEMBER 2, 1913. Excellent Train Service and Accomodations. In addition to regular trains, Special Trains will be operated October 29th and 30th, on the following schedule: Round Trip Rates Lv. Charlotte ....5.20a. m $3.50 fJHffith 5.35 a. m I Pineville ;..5.45a. m $3.20 Fort Mill 5.58 a. m $3.50 Rock Hill 6.15 a. m $3.15 * Ogden ......... .6.28 a. m Smith ...? 6.35 a. m Lewis 6.41 a. m Chester 6.55 a. m $2.65 Ar. Columbia (U Sta.) 9.30a.m. Returning Leave Columbia 6.20 p. m. Rates from South Carolina points include one admission to Fair Ground. MANY NEW ATTRACTIONS?EXCELLENT EXHIBITS Automobile Races Thursday, Oct. 30. R. H. DeButts, D. P. A., Charlotte, N. C. S. H. McLean, D. P. A., Columbia, S. C. INTEREST There are more kinds of Interest than the kind you pay for money ^ when you borrow from a bank. There Is a PERSONAL INTEREST, the kind that the officers of THIS BANK feel In Its customers ?an Interest which prompts us to do whatever we possibly san to encourage and to aid those who give us their patronage. Bank of Hickory Grove 1 'J 1 u u ON DA: - ; x 3 '.I ' . ' ? - T \ ork ouse Pi i SOLD A1 ,RTY has been divi ont on Congress S nnnrracc Qfrfiof Ink HdVl IHlgl VOO UUVVl 1VIO UUM dcCaw property a froo pth of 92 feet to a 15-i iberty Street Lots hav< le 33-foot lot adjoins tl The Court House lot 132 feet, and on Liber property will be made in; :he Court House Commissi r V \ j % Question J ested should certainly i New $75,000.00 Court cannot help bat enhanc MISS THIS OPP< YOU M aper for the MAP. Fo :N, Setting Agents j* ... .. - - j ' ? -i: \ '"i ? FOR SALE OR RElfT MY Residence and lot on North Congress Street See me at once. Mrs. M. H. METTS. 83. tf. 3t Rice Meal t FOR HOGS. I am now supplied with RICE MEAL. This is not to be conl&unded with some rice meal sold by some dealers, but is nothing but rice bran, and costs as much as the genuine ai:icle. See me for GENUINE RICE MEAL for your hogs. LOUIS ROTH Carbon* for typewriter and panoil uee?at The Enquirer Office, $24)0 box, 100 sheet*-?The Kind you have been paying $34)0 tor. i If It Is Good and Yoa Want It, You'll Find J j ? \7"OU ARE entitled to the Be jj 1 buy Dress Goods, Milline is none too good for Thomsor J sure to get full value for your v at Thomson's. High Quality i i = 7 ? GLOVES?FOR DRESS AND F ? WE ARE SHOWING A FULL LINE J LADIES' GLOVES OF EVERY ? VISIT THOMSON'S GLOVE < LET US SHOW YOU WHAT J BOTH DRESS AND WORK GL X MEN'S GLOVES Men's Heavy Gauntlet, Pigskin ^ Men's Heavy Gauntlet, Buck Men's Dress Kid Gloves I Men's Undressed Kid Gloves i A Men's Wool Lined Undressed K X Men's Fleece Lined Undressed y si.oc Men's Black Fleece Lined, Auto A $2.00 Z Men's Wool Gloves?Price 25 a y Ladles' Dressed Kid Gloves, In and Gray $1.00 Jv Ladies' White Kid Wash Gloves Ladles' Fleece Lined Gloves J Ladles' Long Kid Gloves J MEN'S HOSIERY m Men's Heavy Work Hose 10 a: n Men's Heavy Wool Hose I Men's Cashmere Half Hose X Men's Silk Plaited Half Hose, In y and Navey Mm', Silk Half Hose _ ...... __ i THE Th v N0VEM1 I > At 11 C IE , ; *' '' i A' ' . I nty Cot 'operty., ' PUBLIC 1 ided into Seven [7 treet and Two on ; a frontage of 261/? ft itage of 26 feet; all C foot Alley. 5 a frontage of 25 fe< lie Law Range and has as a whole, has a froi ty Street 165 feet. accordance with the termc ioners, which appears froi Ms is the Most Desirabl iat has ever been put on ivail themselves of this House and other imp] e in value. 3RTUNITY, Mr. AY REGRE' | ! r Further Information Call i'? . . j The PEOPLE' i , , ROC G. H. O'LEAM REMEMBER THAT WHEN TOU ARE !N THE MARKET FOR FURNITURE, STOVE8, HARNESS, SADDLES, or ANYTHING IN MY LINE, J THAT I HAVE A NEW, CLEAN LINE TO SELECT FROM? OUALITY AND PRICESSECOND TO NONE. A SIMPLE COMPARISON ?WATT WILtLj WUnviJH,Hi IUU. ASK FOR IT. G. H. O'LEARY PLUMBING WORK I AM now In Yorkville, and ready to do all kinda of PLUMBING work. I will give your work prompt attention and will do only flret-clasi work. See me or phone to Yorkville Hardware store. , J. E. NORRIS. 80 4t t* rrti f lhomson i st Qualities, Newest Styles and ry, Clothing, Shoes, Etc. We i i's customers. Do your buying money. Make this Store Your md Lowest Prices are well acqiu "OR WORK ? UNDERWEAR OF MEN'S AND Men's Heavy DESCRIPTION. Men's Rlbbei XHJNTER AND Wright's He* WE HAVE IN Men's Ribbe* OVES? Boys' Rlbbec Boys' Heave] Work Gloves , . _ .... 50 CTS. Pair. LADIES UNDEI Work Gloves Ladles' Rlbb <1.00 Pair. 11.00, $1.50 Pair. Ladles' Flee< II and $1.50 Pr. Id Gloves $1.50 Ladles' Rlbb< Kid Gloves Ladles' Rlbb > ?n,l ll.RO Pair. r-hildren's Ui Gloves?Price i and 92.50 Pair. ASK TO SEE? nBli?kCT^nPalr' THOMSON'S and^ 21 50 Pair THOMSON'S i $1 50 Pair THOMSON'S 25 and 50 CTS THOMSON'S 92.98 SI?! THOMSON'S f VISIT THOMSOP nd 15 CT8. Pair. . . mFRY 25 CT8. Pair. MILLINERY 25 CTS. Pair. please you In Blajte'cre Pr YOU GET QUALI 50 CTS. Pair." At Prices To IOMSON CO HnHH ' 3ER 3RD Vclock A. M. irt , I AUCTION . f] Lots, Five of Liberty Street. ' . 1 set, and the lot ongress Street it and 33 feet a depth of 132 ntage on Coni set forth in the n time to time in the market in Yorkopportunity. With rovements, the lots, INVESTORx m 1 11. i Vif"iV.ffi '1 {{.-.i JJftxf* >? $ \ ''j?.' y j On? ^ - "'! I fl ? . ; .'i *; S TRUST CO., K HILL, S. C, EE ' I. W. Johnson ' t j* L' ? (M| 8ALT MACKERELLARD?' HAMSBREAKFAST STRIPS? ?COFFEES AND TEAS. / HT JOHNSON ? rr waaaiwa* THE COFFEE AND TEA BTOIIE. ; - ' ' ' FOR FHfAX*- DISCHARGE. NOTICE is hereby riven that on MONDAY. OCTOBER ?TH, I made a final settlement with Hon. L. R. Williams, Judge of the probate court of York county as administrator of the estate of John Henry Joy and that SATURDAY. NOVESMBTR 8TH. 11 will make application to said court I for my discharge from further liability in connection with said estate. B. J. CURRENCY Administrator. 80 t 5tV. W9~ For the Best Job Printing send your orders to Tho Enquirer OfRoe. , and Oar Low Prices 5 > Will Please Yon. | the Lowest Prices when YOU X sell no "Seconds"?the BEST. J at this Store and you wffl be I Store and meet your friends i Anttui Ttinminn 7 IllllVU m wyii"'^" A Underwear 50 CTO. K i Underwear 50 era. unmeet, ilth Underwear J d Union Sulta * I Union Sulta 50 CT8. Garment, r 7 Fleeced Underwear m f 25 CTS. Garment. A tWEAR ed Vesta and Panta X 25 CTS. Garment. 1 ed Vesta and Pants 50 CTS. Garment. . ed Union Sulta ?E00 G*rm?t. 3 ed Underwear J5 CT6L $ lion Sulta. Fleeced 50 CIS. Suit. V line of Men's Clothing. 9 Shoes for Men, Women, Children. L line of Ladles' Coats and Suits. j. All Pure Wool Blankets. rf Dress Goods. Silks, Domestica J rs DEPARTMENT quick. We can I i Styles and Prices. tTY J u Can AfTord at THOMSON'S. k MPANY |