Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Sumorou* 5fPartmcnt Well, Mayb* You're Right. Butch.? The following contribution coines from Wilkes-liarre, I'a.: Kditor Utntirv ingest; A* a reader of your |*-riodieaI or weekly I have as a mutt?-1 of fact figured out'in my own way that >ou are all had in your hutnorous <1*-I>t. and if you don't mind I would advise you getting together some afternoon and talking it over with the hoys and make a change. "It is a characteristic ot you high brows to dissert a letter with a touch id satire which conies inther natural and I feel as vou read this you will siiiib and under your breath damn ' ti.i.r I jut I can't resist the wi it hi.; olid a good eh an class. A late Iratt I take this liberty to-assert mySl-lf ll'ljilltlll'SH. It you in-i'tJ a lew kmiiI stories. as in-iilli>s t>> say '.on <lr>, writ'* ami let in. know, ami sini'i- I am not overly loisy I will lot you have thorn. I will writ?- agin ami t<-ll you what I thitik ahout your high lirow |?o?-lry. It might l.< all right for tin- follow who i > a<ls Uroyvning for a Muff or talks '.rami ?i|? la, hut to im- ami many <itlii is its a l.it misty, ami th<- general stroi'toi'i- is too artistic lor tin- loiimlation. givi us .something with tin- huiii.hi loin li ami tin- th-ttshurg siuipli ity. wi n> i this Your Friend. it you w ish. III Tfll Mi DKVITT. An Eye on the Future. Maggie had a m-w hahy brother, which everyone agreed was such a hahy as had never In ell Seen |.etore. t im- day the hahy was lienor weigh"!, ami .Maggie asked what tiiat was lor. ' ill." said her lather. "I'nele < b ul ge has taken a gnat fancy to hahy, and li Y. off? n d io luiy him for a shilling an ounce." Magge- looked startled. "You're not going to sell turn, aIV you, u?um> . "of t oiii.sc not. precions," answered dadd>. |>roud to see tiis little girl loved It- i In other so. "No. Keep him till he gets n hit logger." the fluid went on; "he'll leteh mole IllOlleV tllell." Tit-ltit.S. Delicate Hint. "Shall I sing Tostl's t he Held hospitals close up to the llriugline in France tin t time for an occasional laugh." writes Malcolm Adams oi the Itcd Cross. \ party ot wounded marines were being tiiken to a base-hospital on ;i much ovei -crowdi d motor-truck. Tht nurse accompanying them became anxious a hoot their wounds. "I hope I am not hurting any of you," she said. 'You're hurting llle a lot." replied one ol the soldiers. "Itut I am nowhere near yon," exclaimed the nurse indignantly. "That's what's hurting me." was the calm reply.?Washington Star. Wanted to Help Both.?A little Ih>> at school saw his teacher taint and fall. In the contusion it was impossible to keep so many heads cool, and the little ones Docked round the unconscious lady and Iter sympathetic colleagues. Itut the small hoy kept lioth his color and his coolness. Standing on a lie licit and raising his.hand, he exclaimed: "IMease, teu r- cher, rain l^-un and fetch father? He makes coffins."?Pittsburg ChronicleTelegia ph. What More Could He Wi?h??"You ask for my daughter? What are yoin prospects young man? I to you own the tioiisc you live in?" "No. I rent it. hut I have five tons of coal in tin- cellar." "Take her."? Iguiisville CourierJournal. Her Little Plan.?"I see yon a good deal with young h'luluili." "Yes, iiinitio." "I ho|ie you :uv not going to ntarry a spendthrift." "t?h. no. 1 don't think I'll marry I) in. Itut it's nice going arouml with oni\"?Louisville Courier-Journal. Looks Like a Slow-up.? liriggs ? "W'i'll, the world seems to move faster and faster all the time." riggs? "Nonsense; During the revolution we had minute men. Now we have four-minute men." ? Life. Made Him Blush.- -Magistrate "You certainly committed this luirglury in a retnarkaldy ingenious way: in fact, with uuito exceptional cunning." Prisoner - "Now. yer honor, no Mattery. if yfm please; if there's one thing I 'airs, it's Mattery.?-Tit-Kits. Delicate Hint.?"Shall I sing Tisti's 'tiood-hy".' tnunired the young man who tries so hard to lie intertaining. "I don't eare whose you use." replied Miss Cayenne. "And don't Pother to sing it. .lust say it."?Washington Star. Didn't Know the Taste.?"Don't those imrvenus make you sick'.'" asked a young man of his partner at a dinner. "I don't know." she replied innoeently. "I never ate any."?Jersey City Journal. Answers an Easy One.?"How did so many of the men who are in trainingeamps hap|M-n to get influenza?" "We give up." "ItiYauw they were in the draft." Nashville Tennessean. Blights the Soul.?"Hero is a preacher who announces that the automohlie is a menace to religion." "Mayhe the |toor fellow bought a second-hand car."? t 'harlot te Observer. Hadn't Sense Enough.? The Huns? "IVace! Peace! We must have peace!" The Allies?"Well, why didn't you keep it when you had it?"?Kansas City Star. Military Exercise.?"My daughter is taking fencing lessons and you should see how she can feint." "That's nothing. You ought to see how mine can throw a fit."?HtUtimore American. Where Money Counts.?"Darling." he said, "1 have lost all my money." "How careless of you." she replied. "The next thing you know you'll be losing me."?Detroit Free press. Hot Foot.?Kaiser?"What account are my brave troops giving of themselves?" Hindenburg?" A running account, your majesty."?Halt (more American. Great Work In Troop Movement.? A staU'iii'-nt made in N'tw York from authoritative sources regarding the I?it i?la>-d in the transporting to Europe of the American army disclosed that England may be compelled soon to use all of her available transports for return to their homes of troops of the British empire. The tnajoritj of these forces, it was explained have been away from their homes for |>eliods ranging from two to tour years, and in addition there are in England large numbers ot wounded colonials awaiting transportation home. There are British troops to be returned from Mesopotamia. Italy and France lo England and there are Australian. Indian African. Canadian and othci colonial forces to be returned from Kruno. Also there are in England and Frame thousands of women and chlldi en. families of colonial troop*. who having married there. who will require transportation. So great will be 'In- demand on British vessels for this service, it was said. that the list- of the ships for AiiK-rican overseas forces may not In- possible to any great extent for some time to come. Discussing what Knglaml has done toward moving American troops abroad, it was authoritatively stated that liriti.sli vessels carried 1 17 American troops to Kngland and to France during the war. from the embarkation ports of Newport News, Baltimore, Philadelphia. New York. Moston. Portland, Me., Montreal and Qucliec. Two hundred engineers were the first to sail on a British vessel, departing May s. 1917, followed . rw days later by Cenernl Pershing and staff These voyages. 053 in nuinber. and involving imi British ships, terminated on September 3d, 19is. The record was made by the Olympic, which transported 53.93<i American troops, l.ast June lr?t?.9>.1 American troops w<re carried and in July ISS.aOO, which was tin peak month. In August 179.""J were taken across, and in September 131.353. Of the more than a million troops carried, fewer than 5'M> were lost through war mishaps. The Ai|Uitaniu ferried 43.15". Mail tetania 39.975,1?apland 30,733, Adriatic 31,531, Baltic 39.939. Cameronin 3*.1*3. Colonia 31.9nn. Cialrlc 33,t> 19. Major tietier.'il William ('rosier. formerly chief of ordnance, and later , commander of the department of the northeast, has resigned, after 13 years* service in the army. The navy department at Washington * Is planning permanent government ! control of all wireless stations of ev- j cry nature throughout t he I'nited States. \ I h/AII \Star Luziann ^ - 3 anybody [uzj^HE J . -*?p^- i Luziann ./ i If yoi w : hot beve I Sa?J "p5- y?u what y< question "TVAen It Pom The Gove] urnnfo fin vv aiiio mi So hereafter all of WRIGLEYS wi in pink paper ar sealed in wax. Look for WRK pink-end pack your choice three popular Be sure to get WRIGLEYS; for quality and because The Flavor L /BZ\ Am (TnilMI;rjTr M property, to run for 3, 5, 7, 10 ITO (Federal Land Bank) 34 years. May 1 B , I' l*' ' paid oft before maturity, on terms r WNrfl quiring no additional expense, Inte est rates: 5 1-2 per cent, or < per ce or 7 per cent, according to the lend( a A Al'ftlJ % and to borrower's urgercy. _ A. ^ f y>jilr( C. B. 8PBNCER. Attorney. fCldlwA AB FUBJi BRED TTAMPSHIRE Pigs, 8 weeks old, t ^^^H_mb * each with registration payors; t . EAA^BH without papers. ^ ^1 St Q. W. KNOX Clover. Rd^O LAMPS The Children's Hour Between supper and bedtime, when children gather round the table to / C 5 k play w ith toys and books, don't let Slit' harsh, brilliant light strain their sen- . f / / y ' sitive eyes. it Mil Use the Rayo Lamp. Its soft steady ll J f Iff': glow ?without flicker or glare? glll/j//jr/ gives kerosene light at its best. II III Iijjjt Simply detigoed?made of brat* nickal-plated III 1I11J //if ? no trouble to light, clean or rewick?alwayt Will////j// Aladdin Security Oil it pure and economical II Ask your dealer to thow you the Rayo Lamp. II III11jllJjiSx <5 STANDARD OIL COMPANY WlJ /i ^1 WaahingloB. D.C. B,l,Mi#r,'Md Charlolta. N. C. If 1111//////j//// Norfolk, Va. CkarltMoa, W. Va. || |///////J/////// BABER'S REPAIR SHOP aul* tor Th<* Enquirer. . , I'ntil February 1, 1919, the price < AUTOMOBILE and General Repair Thp Yorkvllle Enquirer In clubs, " Work. I want your work. If I can io it, I'll tell you. If not, I'll tell you. *2-25 a year. After that date the pri. Reasonable charges. Alexander's Old will be 12.50 a year. Subscribe stonH Pome and see me. whose subscrintlons exDlre after Fel 1 ,>? ?Ho \vkrui ,uar> ! ma>" have the benetlt of tl tfr Woodmen of the World Receipt Club ltate by imylng the subscriptic price over to a t'lubmaker before th date. No t'lubmaker Is authorized ^ ^ ^ receive an annual subscription for le ml fg ?J|* I X than 12.25. Any of the following w ' |?10 f MfaXr MAmM 1mIT. sentl ln names at the price stated. pn *' * ** vided the amount is paid on or befo \ #p February 1, 1919: a I ll'tt Of* IWO Miss Nellie Allison -Rock H AT V Mrs. J. E. Adams No. 2 Clov< f* Miss Dell Alexander Yorkvil \T I "ll'yiil'ttTIO- " A* ?a' R ?Hock HI IX i/UXIailllC J. H.| Higham Share .). W. Bankhead ._Lowryvil Miss Lottie Barnes Outhrlesvll l-AND-EGGS and a cup * jgaSa sat s?^< steaming, stimulating ^Vitw e. What better start could ?? ?-?'? ^.".NaT '?2S8 ' have for the day's work I ?, ... )?-(,? James Bigger -No. 4 Yorkvil unitary, air-tight tin locks A B Clark No 1 Yorkvii * Ruv a can of Mi?? Margaret Clark _.Yorkvil vor in: J=>uy a can or Mrs K ^ carroii _Yorkvii . i/v4mr Rebecca Carroll No. 1 Share e today. w H Crook _Port M , | . Mrs. L. L. Dowdle Bullock's Crot LI dont agree Its the best Miss Kthel Deas No. 3 Clov Tage that ever passed your J; g g?g-p " r grocer will give you back fioii;' SUXtTIs ?s tSKS r?i naiH for it and ask no Frank Dagnall Hickory Groou paid ior n, ana aba no MlH M c Duniap -Rock h _ Qrt Miss Annie Ferguson ?Fllbe s. oo, mere. , F Ford No 4 clov L. < . Ferguson Yorkvil J. S. Classcock No. 1 Catawl "Sfcv SjBi f f Sam M. Grist Yorkvil fl^vl /1/\TTAA Cloo Grant Yorkvil ll^ftl Bf^i I I Miss Blanche Glenn Clov JIL 1 1 Mrs. M. E. Harper No. 8 Yorkvil J I\ Hutchinson Rock H Miss Bessie Howell No.l Hickory Gro' *S, It Rei&ns I'. D. Hopper Clov T. J. Hopper No. 0 Yorkvil Miss Mary Huey No. 5 Rock H ?? W. F. Jackson No. 7 Yorkvil Miss Hena Jenkins No. 1 Shan ' Morrison Yorkvil Miss Mary Jackson _Ncwpc Mrs. W. \V. Jackson r...No. 6 Yorkvil Mrs. C. L. Kennedy Shan G. W. Knox Clov B. It. Lovo No. 8 Yorkvil . mmm \V. S. Lesslie ...Lessl ' Kf , J. Stanhope Love Yorkvil Harry Miller No. 6 Yorkvil J. J. McSwatn _Yorkvil Geo. A. McCarter No. 4 Clov 1'^^ ^^H Miss Salllc McConnell. McConnellsvll !' J. M. Mitchel No. 1 Yorkvil Miss Mary McFarland ..No. 4 Yorkvil I Hi Miss Grizzle Mulllnax, No. 2. Kinf Cre Mrs. J. A. Maloney No. 2 Shari mm, _ 1 f 1 - W \T? 4 V??b,fl1 .miss luane niuuir a iuin>> ? Joseph R. Moss No. 3 Yorkvil MMfVl AMT r- B- Matthews No. 4 Rock H t?I 1 I. Mrs. T. C. McKnlght No. 2 Shari Mrs. J. B. Mlckle McConellsvi] \V. A. Nichols No. 2 Smyn L. G. Nunn Rock H Hrlco Nell No. 6 Yorkvil Mrs. K. K. Oates No. 2 Yorkvil Eugene Poplin Fllbe Lee Pursley No. 4 Clov Mrs. J. S. Ploxlco No. 1 Shan 1.? ? j S. C. Pursley No. 1 Yorkvil three nrsnds ur,c? ^uinn ? - -smyn Ullvv I/1CU1UO Mitts Mamie Roberts ...Yorkvil ?? ? j Mrs. T. H. Riddle No. 2 Clov hp wrannen Mr?- w- R- Roblnson....No. 6 Yorkvil x Miss Macle Ramsey, No. 2 Hickory id hermetically z Julia Sherer Yorkvil Willie Sherer No. 1 Shan Hugh Sherer No. 1 Share J. A. Shlllinglaw No. 2 Shan J. P. Slfford Clovi ^1 CVlC fUft Mrs. J. M. Smith Clovi 111 PI J in ine Jeptha Smith No. 4 Yorkvil J. R. Shlllinglaw No. 7 Yorkvil age and take Miss Grace Smarr Hickory Gnr ? Ralph Stroup Smyn / i.1, _ _ Miss Edna Thomas ....No. 1 Rock H: OI tllC same R. J. WUllams No. 4 Clovi G. W. Whltesldes Share f1n.r/v?n Misi' Maggie Wood Clovi tiavors. vcrnle Watson Hickory Gro1 " Whltesldes No. 2 Hickory^ Quay Whltesldes !!?L.FIlbe J Wllllford _...No. 2. Rock H vTl^^ ***Miss Lizzie Wood ...No. 3 Clovi Miss IxMiise Youngblood No. 2, flu !' 1,1// Clubmakers are advised that tlv are not to send cash with tl JllllnCSi JtlKiyM RRANGED for on York Coun 11 FARM LP j ji REALTY OF ESTATE OF S TO THE HI li cai ircnav mnm iI kJfkLiljbJLm l y invivi/ j ! | ! ON MONDAY, SALESDAY, DECEMBER 2ND, IM SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION BEFORE TI THE ESTATE OF S. L. DAVIDSON, DEC1 ! ! ! ! THE BULLOCK'S CREEK PLANTATION AN | | | 1 TOWN OF YORK. jjji IDE BULLOCK'S CREEK PLANTA110I WITHIN TWO MILES OF THE CHURCH WELL WATERED AND WELL TIMBER CULTIVATION. jjij THE THREE LOTS ARE IN HUM OF THE COURT HOUSE AND DESIRABI | j; TERMS OF SALE: F0R THE plantar Years; Credit portion to be secured by Bond of ises. For the THREE LOTS On Herndon I |||| J. S. MA - iiJJwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwmwwwwwm I Real Estate THE NEW CALOMEL FIN I Auction !L0R C0LDS AND BRIP the fixley-darwi.v flack of to from""smyrna.^on "^Julnn"ond "in" CalOtabS, the NeW NaUS " o?%dALELb?"iNb?EcEMBAE^nc"? less Calomel, Break U] o- This land id practically all in timber rj. n.ij re ?Pine and Oak. The timber will pay Severe COld OVemigllt. for the place, leaving the land clear to , , vou Physicians and druggists have 111 i will be Rlad to last found a Quick and dependi " SHOW YOU OVER THE PLACE remedy for colds influenza and grl * between now and Salesday. One Calotab on the tongue at bed t " PLAT may be seen at my office. ?lth. a swallow of wa er.-that s \n DON'T let this BarRain slip you. -Ne*t morning your cold has van is (e Some one is going to make money out and your liver tutd entire system 'c; of it. Why not YOU? p 'r'n,cd, and , refreshed without er ' slightest unpleasantness or Inter >n GEO. W. WILLIAMS ence With appetite, diet or work. )n nr 11 botatc nDrtitm Doctors have always contended 1 er real estaie bnuhen calomel is the best medicine for cc le Koom 204, First Natl Bank Building. bronchitis and la grippe and the I le medicine to be given In pneumc le and acute fe\-ers. The new caloi le ___ __ ,T , . r ? . vr-rT Calotabe, Is porifled and refined fi ? FIRST NATIONAL BANK all of the sickening and dangerous le fects and with the medicinal vlrt le SHARON, ft, C. vastly improved. ,e , ? . , Calotabs are sold only in orlg ,n -Mcmlier i-ederal Reserve System? soalctl packages, prlcc 35? Your ? ill YOUR BANKING BUSINESS gist recommends and guarantees tl ik THE BIG FINANCIERS throughout and will refund your money if you *r the world use the Bank In all their not delighted.?adv. business transactiona There is no sen,.11 timent about thla-JUST BUSINESS. e Experience has taught them that the CLERK'S SALE le Bank Way Is the Satisfactory Way to !'* transact all financial business They The State of South Carolina?Cot have found by experience that aside . v . rt from SAFETY, the Bank Way furnish- 0T TorK* ?.r es a check on CARELESSNESS, on court of comhoit plzab PAYING TWICE, on WASTEFUL John S. Wilkerson, as Administrate ?a EXPENDITURES, besides the protec- G. G. Blake, Deceased, Plaintiff, tion against LOSS by Burglary, Fire or Against through Just plain carelessness. All Annie Blake, Rachel A. Miller, If , forward looking business men DO J. Blake, Samuel F. Blake, Lull Yj BUSINESS THROUGH THE BANK. Roseborough, Ida M. Johnson, < 111 IF YOU are not already a Depositor of trade Blake, Willie Blake, Get ?? this Bank, We Invite you to become Blake, Carrie Blake, Estella Bli J* one NOW. We will give you every ser- Mosella Blake, Annie May Blake, vice that a Good Bank can give, and g. Wilkerson, J- W. H. Good an* i,i besides you have the protection of Our w. McKown, Defendants. |lc Uncle Sam to guar<l you against loss. ttnder and by virtue of Decree >n T 0 TTA'RTN'ESS Cashier C?urJ:. made in the above enti lie ***" *"? case, x win uyuw w |/uuik ?ud Vi rt MONDAY, DECEMBER 2ND, 19 lie (Salesday), between the hours of 1 3? tax NOTICE?1918 ra-. and 1 P- m., In Front of the ? er House Door, at York, S. C., the foil lle Office of the County Treaeurer of York In* described Real Estate, to wit: He (!) A tract of Forty (40) Acre lle vounty. he held under a bond lle York, S. C., Sept. 17, 1918. Title from O. W. McKown, which t "e \TOTICE is hereby given that the land Is bounded on the NortB ,?! TAX BOOKS for York Count) Rhfl ^ n ? J* will be opened on TUESDAY, the J*?*? }? 15TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1918, and jS^JL i-i.?y J* remain open untU the 31ST DAY OF Arnv* J DECEMBER, 1918. for the collection *"?TY <40) ACRES, l? of STATE. COUNTY, SCHOOL and m?r? op _ i5." LOCAL TAXES, for the fiscal year , <* ^,tu.a ?5n.pnr " L 1918, without penalty; after which ?'fja!;?Tli?nf hiJSw Sr A? day ONE PER CENT penalty will be jj?"8 Pm, !v smith added to all payments made in the G? tAJI* w c month of JANUARY. 1919, and TWO .n/willf. }? PER CENT penalty for all payments ?n thl^S !? made in the month of FEBRUARY. fua r?? hV? Tit , ' 1919, and..SEVEN PER CENT penalty ^r^will be added to all payments made ^ ! thu !? from the 1ST DAY OF MARCH. 1919, / w i! to the 15TH DAY OF MARCH, 1919, }"* }*)*%"}? l?jLd,A r q wui ** and after this date all unpaid taxes will G? d C* C" Leech and J< S- 11 , go into executions and all unpaid Sin,5 gle Polls will be turned over to the \J*f -uSS? in?h?'rm cot'orn 1 Xfoirlatrntno tr\w nrAan/^iif Iah (n OT trECl Ol l?LTlQ 8ltU&t6Q 111 Lll6 COl , se\ eral Magistrates for prosecution in f y k guu f g th Carollna^ accordance with law. J" * aja w t w vr?U it to nil. j.-i-. ,iiff, , bounded by lands of J, M, Mon (a ^ is mv desire to Attend different niv>nn q11iaA ttt omifh n i nnria r\t 4 Vin nAiinf > f__ i l _ J OHEtnEll StliCO| J* W Smith, J parts or the county for the convenience T m ? ? ,.-^Q __ l.,4 J. T. Smith, beginning at a atone irA or taxpa>ers as heretorore, but o^ving ' j _.__ A_ .,1 _? aa _,. ,e a? me^b^? of \^^rE?rrmrio^UtBo?rd ad' ?><! Morrow and Smith cor >n a member of _^aJ Exemption Board and runnlng thence s S7 lm2 w. J* be within call of the office of the BuicSnew^ome? fhe^ceN >n MALd and mU8t rema,n at the Counl> W. 29 chains to a stone pile and p*o >n ah nf it,? n.?i? ?? ers on new line; thence N. 37 1-2 H offer their ac^minodatlons and facill- llS^on^old Mm ofd"J 1A* J 10 maket0u8I"^heer h0anmdaf .iSmaS si'ffi thence with their ilne S. 46 Si pleasure^in giv?n?prompf attenUoiHto t0 the **??'?? all corresoondence on the subject. fBJ) ACRES. [? All Taxpayers appearing at* my of- nr"i<CJ ,Tn'.i known as Mr* Da 111 lyelve prompt attention. B R0binson lands, excepting and er UD b^TownshiM anrt tJrt L trTtin! serving, however, from this conveys ? about*Taxe, Jrtl'ftltSU'JSSlt?' ijjjj! ft orrToVnTlflMl'tnnwhirhnthp1rTOWn*h,,P from hl? purchase to the public r< or Ir^rtiia .? Y ? . property bejng the same tract of land c - e or Pr?P?rtles ar? veved to me (W. S.Wllkerson) by B ?a Trpo.ttirl* Voeo rvT. Porter and conveyed to B. F. Po ?a -- Treasurer of Yora County. by t a. Helmes and a- a. Seci sk 41 and recorded In Book No. 28, page rt 1? in Clerk of Court's Office of 1 111 County, South Carolina, and convc er P A117 irn V rain O to O. G. Blake by W. 8- Wllkersor SAW Mil I INI. r deed dated January 17th, 1911. and le Oim" ITIIIjIjIIi^I ; corded In Book 36, page 221 R. M office for York county, le Terms of Sale: ON"E-HALF CA ev ixAROR < v?rv ?~Q v?? . balance upon a credit of tw ie that And It is hard to get almost any theoremlses sold* with 5 as kind of help. It Is specially difficult 5?5?? ??v of lSif\tMven Sr c nr 'op ?" *"?*? labor and In con-1 2Lfr? t^Vay - Koto*, hu to ro ^oSne W<B"t'?? I ?5?"!? In OuhT'purciisjrer'to KnurS"" ?"u ubor "Pe'* moTtS^. ty C. C. C. Pla. and Q. I ?r In the meantime. If you have any ^?v? 13th, 1918 92 f &e LOGS that you want sawed Into LUM ?* BER, we'll be glad to do the sawing SUBSOIL ATTACHMENT f- for you. Cannot promise to do the " soon as you bring the logs, T HAVE the Best thing of the 1 but will saw them as soon after you that has ever been Inven P *.1 * J,.e can?dependent on it is very inexpensive, considering having sufficient labor to do the work, value, and may he attached to in other words, well get to your logs two-horse plow, with results that " *?on as Possible after you deliver bound to be satisfactory. I am g< 16 them at the mill. to call upon YOU If I can; but if 18 sue especially Interested, write m TWO n T/W1AV R. E. CONRAD, mv. H. 1AJMATI ,J ,m McConnellsvlUe. 8. ( mmmmmmmmimwvimwmmmmmmmmmmmmmamaaaaaaaammamm ITS AT AUCTION ||, . L DAVIDSON TO BE SOLD | CHEST BIDDERS AY, DECEMBER 2ND MEDIATELY AFTER THE OFFICIAL SALES, I WILL ] ( j | iE COURT HOUSE DOOR, REALTY BELONGING TO j j J ! 2ASED, INCLUDING ! j j j D THREE LOTS IN HERNDON HEIGHTS, IN THE | j j j N INCLUDES FIVE HUNDRED TEN ACRES j:i; L IT IS ON BOTH SIDES OF BULLOCK'S CREEK, IS j | ED, AND THERE IS AN EIGHT HORSE FARM ON IT IN J ! J j N HEIGHTS AND CLOSE WITHIN HALF A MILE | I -E LOTS FOR INVESTMENT. | j j ! ^ J i W [ON?One-Third CASH. Balance on a Credit of One and Two ! > J ! the Purchaser at Seven Per Cent, and Mortgage of the Prem- J < ieights, CASH. CKORELL AGENT FOR THE HEIRS. yiMriPPLY COMPANY, INC \ + E We Pay the CASH for Everything You Have to Sell S E In Our Line, and We Especially Want Your ea" ? EGGS AND CHICKENS, ? BUTTER, ETC. - CALL US. It Costs You Nothing to Find Out What We E ibte E Need and What Our Prices Are. ppo. ? ~ ime s FRESH BEEF AND PORK h, tl 5 To Be Sure, We keep it all the time and want to serve you. S are a * the 5 . .Phone No. 63 for What You Want to Eat. hat | MUTUAL SUPPLY COMPANY,Inc. | first 5 C. J. FORBES, General Manager. ??? niuiiiiiiiiiiiiiufiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiititiiMtiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiittfttffir ? rom If. uefl ss | WE MAKE f are 7 -1 GOOD FLOUR inty 5 jl I MACHINERY IS NOW IN FIRST-CLASS SHAPE FOR ? >rot i GRINDING THE NEW CROP. J iaac ? wrr ? nr /-> r> I vtrv T vrr? UfUCiT ^ a J ' X W C. /\I\n, VV I lL.ni. _ Ser-'x y leva y Qur ROUTER MILL has been thoroughly overnauled, ike, i A K the machinery has been put in firstrclass condition, and all 1 j y old Bolting Cloths have 1 ccn replaced with New ones. 8 T C tied ^ We have a First-Class MILLER who knows his busi- * 18, jy ness, and we are here to GIVE ABSOLUTE SATISFAC- jj ourt ? TION to all patrons, whether they send their wheat by L 0W | J freight or messenger, or whether they come in person. 8tor t ?j. WE GRIND CORN TOO, C "by J DO NOT throw away And we Grind It As It Ought j "V 1 Yonr Cotton S?*<1 Moal Sadu to Re Ground ? by I -Kmp them wboro yon can 10 DC urouna- k 3 Of rf throw them into roar ?ar (Jur Flouring Mill is On the Oil C 1 ob when worn come to town. ? j j we win bar them. Mill Ground, but entirely ,1 of 5 : separate. I rate j ?? V i{ Y0RKV1LLE COTTON OIL COMPANY rson A y Drth y be- - H - ker reel f Real cause and cure of sin and suffering and I *s revea'ec^ at 'ast?a strange, vivid allegory ow, I entitled WHAT AILS THE WORLD unveils on I the mystery HID FOR AGES Style unique, ?glrc I Matter illuminating?it came like Peter's sheet. said I The timeliest book of this age, or money back. *62 1 Price $1.25 at Shieder's Drug Store. Int-lV E. ? a 8SSBagggggg?^????? ? professional cabds. real estate agency niel JOHN R. HART FOR SALE nee ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Five Room House?A Good Store [s a at i aw Bulldifn and two Acres of Land, at and Filbert, belonclnf to Mr. E. L. Wood. 3ad, Prompt and Careful Attention to All 92 Acres?Of food, level land, with :on- Business Undertaken. 6-room house, Jolnlnf Floyd Jackson's. I. F. Telephone No. 69. YORK, S. C. Store place. It U a No. 1 F:\rm. rter 76 f.t It D. M. Purroit? Place, 11-2 miles est, from Clover; on Clover road; 3U0 103, acres; 6-r dwelling; 3 4-r tenant ork T g gPTPJJ bouses. Will sell as a whole or in iyed * ' t*o tract*. Priced right. 1 _by At.LnmfiV At Iaw. Six-Room House On 62 acres of re- AlWIUey At J-KtW. good land on HoW6?.8 Ferry road< 3 ' C' Prompt Attention to all Legal from Courthouse . IIS Acres Lsusd?6-r dwelling, I-r SH. Business of Whatever Nature. tenant house. 1-2 mile of Zlon church &! Office Oppceate "i.'SSi-O, ?w umbe, ,nd teT" land, within mile of Zlon church. Saw e?}i timber worth price of whole tract "l* nR WM Ml KtmmtUT ,rwo V*4*0* i?tt?unmoo an<i iuus pay un. urn. Ill* ALHIlLUl 225 feet, on King'* Mountain street ncvTAi ?iru/E-riM Building Lot?60x225 feet, on weet ? DENTAL SURGEON ? 8)de Wright avenue. 3t Office on 8econd Floor of the Wylio ?3' Acres-7-room dwelling: * ten31 ant houaea. Known aa the Will Wal Building. Jace pj6ce_j miieg south of Yorkvllle. Telephone?Office. Residence 166 I-^vel land. ________________________ J. P. Kell Property?7-room dwellclnd lng; 11-2 acre -lot on East Liberty CLEARING Am) PRESSING Yorkvllle. ,ts tt la M.i mnn_, Lot?Near Graded school?80 feet any Clothni (CL ind PrLLi *EL front: 200 feet deep. On shady side of are Cloth ea leaned and Praaeed fre- (jje street 8ee me about It >lna Quently, and i/esides Clean Clothes. If you rightly pressed, add much to one's ap- C P. SHERER- Real Estate, e, pea ranee. Satisfaction guaranteed. ROYAL PRESSING CLUB. WW Robber Stamps furnished an short !, R. 11. DORSETT, Prop TVPtfrr at The Enquirer Otttam.