Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, December 17, 1918, Image 4
tumorous department \
As \Nt Sp?*k.~ "I left inv money .it
home." said the lady on the tiain to
the conductor.
Vou will have to trust me. I am one
ot the directors' wives."
"I am sorry, madam," replied the
on.iui toi. "I can't do that, . a n it
you were the director's only wife."
"Willie," said his mother. "I wish
you would run across the street and
yee how old Mrs. Ilrowti is tins morning."
"Yes'in," r. | l|ed Willie, and a few
minutes later he returned and reported:
'Mrs. itrown suys it's none of your
i.Usui' s<j now urn sin <*.
"lion nineh will your opinion I*
woitti hi this matter?" fiio askwl of
t >i?- lawyer.
"That I ?--ir?** say." answered the
iawi.i. "Hut I fan tell >011 what I'll
'haute you lor it."
"How oM ate >ou. sweetheart?"
.Ifl.e.l a Total laiiy ol Allies, aitf<l SIX
I ears.
I ain't olil." replied A Kites. ' rill
nearly new."
'Who ;taie the Iniile a way?" aski'd
mothei as her daughter ami Jonny.
a|;< ?l tell, faille hat h ll'Olll the Wed
lilU."
"ItoM.ie iii.i," replied .lolinny. "lie
w his|ieieii to his mother: 'Hurrah for
Hlaiiehe she's itot him at last!' "
How Mr. Smith Rode, lawyers are
sometimes put to it with witnesses.
as lias a lawyer who was i-ross ex
untitling a Kilnrai as ti> tie- way in
vvhii-li a Mr. Smith rode a iior.se.
"Ami how does Mr. Smith ride a
iior.seV" asked the lawyer.
"t Jem-rally in a saddle, sir." was the
answer.
"Ves?" said the lawyer, "tjllite re.
uiarkahle. Cut what Kail does he
rale?"
"lie iievi-i rides any Kate at till,
sir." was tie- answer. "Itut I have
seen Ins son take every gate on the
farm."
".Mi." said tli lawyer. "I'erhaps
you will tell tin jury how Mr. Smith
i i*l* s when lie Is iii ?'om|Miny with
others."
"Ves. sir." saa' the willing witness,
"lie keeps up witli them when he can
:ml when, lie can't in- falls behind."
The lawyer l>v this time was ruffled.
"Now I want a clear answer to m\
next i(llcstton." lie said. "Ilow does
Mr. Sinitii ride when he is alone'.'"
"I don't know, sir." was the reply.
"I have never been with him when he
was alone."
Willie Told the Truth#?"Willie,"
< 111;inded Mr. Smith savajrely of tits
effspriiur, "did you eat any of those
peats I li ft in the cupboard?"
"I'a." unswiTol th? youthful fienrKe
Washington. "I eaiiliol tell * lie: I did
not touch one."
The parent eyed the ehihl wrath
fully. "Then how is it." he asked
sternly, "that I found three pear cores
in your lied room and only one |>ear
left in the cupboard?"
William disolved rapidly toward
the garden irate. "Father,** he said,
"that is the one I didn't touch"
Flash frc(n the Footlights.?"There
l were 'no actresses in an early play of
flflT.c," said an author. "l>oth very
beautiful; hut the leading actress was
thin. She quarreled one day at rehearsal
with the other lady, and she
ended the quarrel by savins. haughtily:
'Pemeinber, please, that I am the
star.'
" 'Yes. I know you're the star.' the
other retorted, eyeing with an amused
smile the leading: actress's long slim
tlgrure 'but you'd look better, my dear,
if you were a little meteor!' "--TitHits.
It Certainly Looked Bad. ?"Father."
said Nellie, "that bank in which you
oi.i me to nut my money is in a bad
way."
'In a l>a?l way?" ret mind her lather.
"Why ni> child, that's one of the
strongest hanks it. the country. What
in tlic world gives >ou that idea?"
"Well." said Nellie, "it returned one
oi my cheeks to day for $30 marked
No funds.' "
_
Old Mystery Solved.?A commercial
traveler, on leavcing a certain hotel,
said to the proprietor: "1'ardon inc.
hut with what material do you stuff
the heils in your establishmentT
"Why." said the landlord, proudly,
"with the best straw to he found in
tlie whole country!"
"That." returned the traveler, "is
very interesting. 1 now know whence
the straw ram.' that broke the minel's
hack."?'Tit-Hits.
Musical Mysticism.?"What is that
tune you are playing on the piano?"
"That isn't a tune. That is a sonata."
"What's the difference?"
"Well, with a sonata it's hard for
the average listener to detect mistakes.
With a tune you've got to
know pretty won wnai you itn?I
tost on Transcript.
From Sad Experience.?"You say you
haw a fliv-cMcnptf at each floor." said
the applicant tor a room.
"Yes. we have." replied the hoarding-house
lady.
"Must .five you a feelinp of security."
"It does if the hoarders are all |>nid
up."?Yonhers Statesman.
Of Course She Got It.?Maid (ahout
to leave) "MiKht I ask for a recommendation.
ma'am?"
Mistress?"Hut. Mary, what could I
truthfully say that would help you
?e? another place?"
Maid?"Just say that 1 know many
of your family secrets, ma'am." lloston
Transcript.
Didn't Tell the Truth.?Jones?"I
know now that my wife lied to mo
before wo were engaged.
Hrown?"What <lo you mean?"
Jones?"When I asked her to marry
me she said she was agreeable."?Titnits.
Right in His Element.?"I think my
boy will do well in the army.'
"Why?"
"I see the sehetne is to carry on."
"Yes?"
"And he always was great at carrying
on."?Louisville Courier-Journal.
Disappointing Papa.?Miss Prettikid
?"But. father, he's a man you can
trust."
Her Pa.?"Gracious, girl: what I
^,-aat Is one I can borrow from."?
Indianapolis Star.
! BUY XMAS GOODS 1
AND YOU'LL BU)
; During the past year and more the American people 1
persistently urged to economize?to buy wisely?t
real yalue when they spent money?in other words
gone by many of us have wasted and at the same 1
wasteful. Millions of dollars have been spent for C
no really practical, useful value?only a fad or a fi
ing different this year?buy Gifts worth while. Y<
Iter perhaps has oeen wanting an oaa piece 01 jtut:
a Sideboard or some other needed piece for the he
mas. We are especially well stocked with the use
goods?the variety is great?the prices extremely:
Most of Our stock represents goods of real, solid valu<
a day, but still we haven't overlooked having man
will appeal to the vounger folks and the children.
HERE ARE A FEW GIFT SUGGESTIONS - LO
SCISSORS RUGS OF ALL SIZES
POCKET KNIVES. LAMPS
ORDINARY RAZORS EASELS
SAFETY RAZORS MIRRORS
KNIVES AND FORKS TOILET SETS
DISHES?ALL KINDS GLASS WARE
WAITERS CHOCOLATE SETS
O-CEDAR POLISHES PICTURES
O-CEDAR MOPS COAT HOOKS
BASKETS BED ROOM SUITS
BOOK CASES JARDINIERS
LIBRARY TABLES OIL HEATERS
HALL RACKS ELECTRIC IRONS
UPHOLSTERED ROCKERS STERNO HEATERS
REED ROCKERS FLOWER POTS
WOOD ROCKERS BUFFETS
CHILDREN'S ROCKERS
YORK FURNITURE AND HARDY
A-nr'- CHRISTMAS SPECIALS
property to run for 3, 5. 7, 10 or
(Federal Lund Bunk) 34 yours. Muy be
paid oft before maturity, on terms re- i.tivstpiv^ \tv nrunv
liming no additional expense- Inter- ha'8 ^nTpMe line of
est rates: 5 1-3 per cent, or 6 per cent nas a ron,I"elc llne 01
or 7 per cent, according to the lender, HOLIDAY GOODS
and to borrower's urgency. tin. u? .. i . ?
C. K. SI'KNVKH. Attorney. Including a big variety of
TOYS. DOLLS. NOVELTIES
FOR SALE And many other things specially suitaFPUAXSFElt
Wagon, built to order, blc as gifts for Children and GrownA
good and strong, with door in the 1 ups and we are just waiting for the
i i?.mile suit. I oniiortunitv of showing you these Hoi
able for buiul wagon or transfer work I itfay floods. You will find our prices
generally. Bargain. See or write to | most Interesting.
ai'L <Y'V.\ I USiVort MUMI^F.'D. T DON'T HESITATE?SHOP EARLY
t. f. 3t ?YOU WILL BETTER YOURSELF
. ? AND HELP US.
Typewriter Ribbons and Papers
at The Enquirer Office.
FEINSTEIN BARGAIN
NO REASON FOR IT HOUSE
When York Citizen Shows a Way.
. . W Rubber Stamps furnished on short
I here ran be no reason why any notlcc at ne Enquirer Office,
reader ot this who suffers the tortures
of an aching hack, the annoyance of
urinary disorders, the pains and dan- PUBLIC INVITED
gent of kidney ills will fail to heed the rjiHE Centennial Birthday of our aunt
words of a neighbor who has fomnl X Mjss susan Pursley, will be cele'clief.
Lead what a ^ork citizen says. Crated at the residence of W. F. Erwin,
T'.., i ?l,KV ^iOI?V,S^?' L-i? ! two miles west of Clover on SATURMit>m;
had a slight attack of kidney 1)Ay December 38, with a Basket Pietrouble
about a year nK?- w-hlch |UC t0 which the public is invited,
started with pains in the small of my .j-he pjc.njC jdea has been adopted behack.
I also hail headaches and ne'^ - cause so many good people of thi
ous spells and sometimes I would he cou?ty who know Miss Pursley and
hz/.y. My kidneys acted irregularly w^0 ,|re frjentjs 0f the family, have exand
bothered me a Kood ^ fjoah I j)rt.s8t.li a desire to be present on such
bought I onus Kidney 1 ills at the York ;m unusua| and remarkable occasion.
I rug . tore, and after I had taken one There are to be addresses by Rev. \V
box. I was entirely cured of kidney p rier. Col. E. \V. Pressly and Rev,
complaint. _ j E Oates.
Pi'iee 00c at all dealers. Don t -j-he ,,Ubiic is invited to begin gathersimply
ask tor a kidney remedy get j,ig at 10 o'clock on the morning of tht
Doan s Kidney Pills?the same that 98th of December
Mrs. Ferguson bad Foster-Milburn " e w- pl'RSLEY. for Com.
Co.. Mfgrs.. Hutialo. N. 3t
IT'S NOT YOUR HEART
IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS
Kidney disease I* no respecter of per- dlately. The soothing, healing oil stlmso.is
A majority of the Ills afflicting ulates the kidneys, relieves lnflammape'vle
today can be traced back to tlons' and destroys the germs which
kidney trouble. have caused It. Do not wait until toTlis
kidneys are the most Important morrow. Goto your'druggist today and
organs of the body. They are the insist on GOLD MLDAL Haarlem Oil
filtenrs. the purifiers, of your blood. Capsules. In twenty-four hours you
.... ... . ... . .. .... . ? should feel health and vigor returning
Kidney disease Is usually Indicated by and wm bless the day you first heard
weariness, sleeplessness, nervousness, ?? rjni.n itEn*T. u,,r|im mi
despondency backache, stomach trou- After you fee, that you ha;a cured
In J" i? "S| yourself, continue to take one or two
f !? rheumatism, sciatica capsules each day, so as to keep in
and lumbago. flrst-rtaas condition and ward oft the
All these derangements are nature's danger of other attacks,
signals to warn you that the kidneys Ask for the original imported GOLD
need help. You should use GOLD MEDAL brand. Three sizes. Money reMKDAL
Haarlem Oil Capsules Imme- funded If they do not help you.
1 HEADQUAR"
|| FOR SANTA CLAUS AND FOR
I?
ft SANTA CLAUS WILL FIND A COMPLETE LIN
|f THE CITY PHARMACY AS USUAL THIS 1
l\ . DISAPPOINT THE OLD FELLOW AND I
ff WOULDN'T. WE ARE MORE THAN REA
1 SUPPLIES WITH WHICH TO FILL STOCKING!
|| BABY DOLLS, PIANOS, GUNS, AIR RIF]
II DRUMS, BANKS, TOOL CHESTS, DOLL CE
| ERS, ROCKING HORSES, AUTOMOBILES.
I AND WE KEPT THE GROWN-UPS WELL IN M
$ FOUNTAIN PENS?the best made?WATCH
I FINE CANDIES, CAMERAS, MANICURE {
BRUSH SETS, SERVING TRAYS, VASES,
|| SHAVING SETS, TOILET WATERS and PE
|| mas boxes. CHINA WARE, CUTGLASS, FINE
all colors and tints; TOBACCO, in Christmas E
|;f Remember, That if you want the Best in Candies, As
|| Fresh by Express?It is as fine as candies can t
| WE HAVE THE CHRISTMAS GOODS AND 0U1
I THE CITY PHA
j;;; J. E. BRISON, Proprietor.
? J SOVEREIGN J
I Tonjc for ?ver j
7 WKI7IV i
WW ^ M BuLkis Up Run-down Systems
i | When your health has been under- 9
_ , j ! i mined by worry or overwork, when ?
13.V6 D6GH constantly and ( I yOUr vitality is lowered, when you J
;o be sure that they got a ] i have that "don't care a rap" feeling J
( not to waste. In years I! when your nerves are dePress?J- when i
. . . 1., . 1 i vour work adDears too much for you, 1
,11116 IlOt intended to D6 ( j you are then in & run-down condition, i
Jhristmas goods that had ! Your system must be upheld by an f
mcv. Make your spend- !!active tonlc- You wU1 flnd lt ,n sover* 3
J .. J^ . i cign Tonic for Men, which gives new 1
)Ur Wlie Or mother or SIS* I j strength and ambition?the very help 3
niture, a set of Chairs or S you need. I 1
ime?buy it this Christ- ! f?ver?,gn To"lc 'or M*n 19 a ,real {
- . . . . , , ... , i restorative, a blood maker and a >
ful, practical kind of gift !; nerVe bunder. a
reasonable?Come to see. ! When your bloc, ts impoverished J
es that will not be but for ! | *hrough lhe ?/ Ir?n-wh,ch pro; 3
? - - . | ' duces rich red blood and chanees food 1
y 01 the little tilings that J J into "living tissue"?you will flnd the
Pleased to show you. < ! remetly n Sovereign Tonic. Each tab- 1
j i let contains 1 grain of PREPARED 9
dlT OVFR THF IKT' !1RuN wlth other blood and nerve pro"
1/11 U T Lll\ IiUL LllO 1* j I ducts. You will be surprised nd delighted
with the new strength and vim *
tddmimp nniDnc Sovereign Tonic gives you.
IRONING BOARDS You wiU begin to feel lhe efflcacy of 1
SEWING MACHINES the Sovereign Tonic after the first dose. 5
MILK JARS Don't hesitate if you belong to the J
d Army of "Hasbeens." Try Sovereign 5
LARD CANS Remedy without delay and become *
SEWING TABLES once more a happy, contented member a
of society, receiving the full benefits of $
KIDDIE CARS what is your Just rights in the battle a
EXPRESS WAGONS "Lta Tonic lor Men will do ?
BICYCLE TIRES more to brighten the world, to dispel V
gloom, to make happy homes than all 3
BICYCLE PUMPS the medicines tiiat have been com- ^
CEMENTS Your druggist sells it or can get it j
AUTOMOBILE TIRES ^sto^Trlce sToo* at Thc Y?rk i
AUTOMOBILE TUBES Wholesale Distributors for the CaroTTT__,
Unas. Jno. M. Scott & Co., Charlotte, {
CHILDREN'S HIGH x. c.
CHAIRS Sent by mail on receipt of price. 5
TALKING MACHINES ? Remwl> ^>'
_ . ~TT,..T_ 1215 Pllbcrt St-, Philadelphia, Pa. <
TALKING MACHINE ' g
RECORDS ? _
PARE COMPANY FANC? FRUITS
* 1
EAT MORE FRUIT and you will
- _ - enjoy better health?that's what the -p,
j.iiin. ..j,.., doctors say?You'll llnd a tlrst-class to
BUY BUGGIES NOW '"ssks"' a'John * js
*,VUV"W1,W" ORANGES. LEMONS, pr
GRAPE FRUITS. PEARS,
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED CALIFORNIA GRAPES. an
A CARLOAD OF NEW RUBBER- FOR XMAS CAKES? ,lv
TIRED BUGGIES I have nearly everything that is to he
That are Right as to Quality and bo needed?including 8C
RIGHT AS TO PRICES. WALNUTS, ALMONDS. pi
And we will sell you on Easy MIXED NUTS, RAISINS, 10
Terms as may suit your conveni- DRIED FIGS, DATES. m
enee. See us about it now If you Always a good line of CANDIES here. X,
need a New Buggy, as they are not
as easy to get as they have been In ar
the oast. ac
1 mill fekd? Yorkville Candy Kitchen [a
You can't kill hogs just now?the JOHN DE.MA8. Prop,
weather is too mild to Insure saving m
the meat, but the weather does furnish Ni
an excellent opportunity to put more SUBSOIL ATTACHMENT A'
fat on your hogs while the weather is _ HAVP th? Rm.? thlne ot ,hft kind
so mild. See us for Mill Feed. We I ?;E *he " , . 6have
a sunnlv lust now that has ever been invented. ln
supp y J . l8 yery inexpensive, considering its (n
fi ADBftTT 'D'Dfk'PTXTPTJC! value, and inay be attached to any ti
GAltrtUlilj X>H>UllU?Xi>0 two-horse plow, with results that are cc
bound to be satisfactory. I am going jn
to call upon YOU if I can; but If You tv
VAIT DON'T DO IT I are especially interested, write me.
iUU EVERYDAY 81 8m McConnellsville, S. C.
BUT AT CHRISTMAS I'M DIF- BT See The Enquirer Office for TypeFEREN'T.
You know you outfit to do writer Ribbons of All Kinds. H
' something a little extra, because she
' certainly deserves more than sne gets.
Of course, we mean your WIFE. She's | :' ' *
' worked as hard all year as you have. *
She's saved and scrimped and you held A XX TT7 X M
to the purse strings. Now, open up. W l^l
It's almost Christmas again. Give your 3 T ATA
' good lady something for the home she ?
' has been wanting all these long years, x "W
Give her $25, or $30 or $50 or $100 d M 1 M \M \ | ^
1 and tell her to go to it and get that 3
Furniture she wants ever so bad. Tell A X. M X. W X. W
her to go to FORD'S AT CLOVER. k
ROCKING CHAIRS? jjj
, HaLL TREES- ,!'50 lp ,0 ,25"??' MACHINERY IS NOW IN FI]
$14.00 to $30.00 5
SUITS OF ALL KINDS? j GRINDING THE
SIDEBOARDS? V
DINING AND CENTRE TABLES? oTMunrvn u,n
COOK STOVES, HEATERS. ETC. K WE ARE GRINDING WH
M. L. FORD J Our ROLLER MILL has b<
License*I Undertakers nnd Emhalmeo
clover. - - 8. c. d ^ie machinery has been put in f
sale of personal property | ol<1 ^ultinK Cloths have been rej
f|N Friday, December 20, begin- ^ We have a First-Class MIL
v ing at 10 o'clock a. ra., I will z
sell to the highest bidders at Public y ness, and we are here to GIVE
Auction, the Personal Property be- n t
longing to the McXeel farm, consisting A 1 lUi\ to all patrons, whether
of: Fifteen head of Mules, 6 Wagons, z freight or messenger or whether
Farm implements, l.ooo bushels of-3 ircigni or messenger, or wnetnet
Corn, 10,000 Bundles of Fodder, etc. %
Sale to be at farmhouse, two miles X ? V
south of McConnellsville. Terms, Cash. V
99 2t t J. T. CRAWFORD. ^ DO NOT THROW AWAT AllC
Yonr Cotton Scod Monl Sackj
EGGS WANTED i -Keep the* where yen can
, ~lT throw them into yonr way- ( lur
WILL pay 45 Cents a dozen, CASH a on wh#n e#?, u ' lUT
for all I can get. * We will bay them. W
87 t f. tf R. D. DORSETT.
vadvifff i r fattai
rr ? ^ || j YORKVILLE COTTOP
L hjKb j;| ?
GIFT BUYERS
|| JOHN R. HART
e of supplies at ! i< j attorney and counsellor t*
fear?we couldn't |ji at law. wj
Xe Prompt and Careful Attention to All 15
ie knew that we '?4 Bueineee Undertaken. re
' >;' Telephone No. 69. YORK, S. C. D1
dy for him ::: ^ ? ?<
] OF THE CHILDREN 8 J 8 BEICE 5
: Attorney At Law.
les, siege guns, ;i? Prompt Attention to all Legal I
[AIRS and ROCK- ; | Business of Whatever Nature. wj
< <? Office Opposite Courthouse. t0
rv?Ti\ m ATTn mnriiio < >< > see us fob fulghum seed oats?we i gi,
JNDINOURSUYIMG || ^jHfrflMNHSwS :
ES, NUNNALIA S J j;; MOST GOOD FARMERS know that to
2TTTQ1 PAMR A VT1 < >< > the VULCAN TURNPLOW In actual a
-L o, L/V/1>1Ij I f , t,, uge OI the farm, Is the equal of any
-tit * GTT T TATTT^ ' ' turnplow that was ever made and as j,e
ri/AoIl Liu n J. o, o ^ foi. gating quality there is nothing in Bt
RTTTTAnTQ in Pl-miaf !??> It* ilass. We sell the VULCAN, and
K* U M-hiO 111 cnnst- ; , ,inve thc-,n in four sizes?1 and 2 horse
i1 QT* A T'TYAVm? V in ?>< 1 sizes. It is time you were turning the off
j O A A J. ALfIN Hilv I, 111 , 1 jor pay gfain sowing?.Use a tie
loses;CIGARS,Etc. \S\ S'Sn^'horseT^ Site feed S
... ? ? >?? There are feeds and feeds, but after all
k for Nunnallv S?It is ??? It is all said the Original Purina Horse
J ?>"? and Mule Feed is the BEST to be had. flc
) made. 1! That's why we sell it ]
Xi Likewise with PURINA CJiicken j up
. _______ . O Feed?Use It If you want the Best ab
> DDirrC ADC DirilT *><> SPARTAN DAIRY GRAINS- te.
\ iKllLLt) MIX Li lUllfl 1 "><? Has demonstrated to scores of cow or
1 * 1UV1*' ?UU?1 < < 0WTiers that It Is THE feed that pro- or
' >4; duces RESULTS?the MOST Milk and
Rm A -wr o<> Butter at the LEAST COST. To be
AA A I1 yT ! >* > sure we sell It
iyj- ^ V>4 x ;;;; FERGUS0N & YOUNGBLOOD CLOVER,
S. C. ;;:i ~ Moifsr to loah ^
< <; QN good Real Estate eecurity at 7 ^
>.ST ??7. rEW. A,* ., . ?
This Witt Be a
jo (-x-frowwmfrwmwwww
I And Why Not? The War Is Overtry
Is Prosperous?We Have
Happy Unless We Add to the
It is an event when the Clover
Holiday Goods and gives the peopl
S to select their Christinas Gifts and
5 the trouble and inconvenience of g
M i.u:_ ...x 4..^
K may uoous iius year is up iu uui u;
| and range for selection. It iiiclud<
B the baby to grandma, for the finest
I and considering other things price!
4 invited to see our Holiday Goods o
I You Will Find It Ea
China Ware in beautiful des
f Percolators, Glassware, Cui
i Sets, Stationery in Christina
ery, Combs and Brushes, W
jj ors, Ordinary Razors, Shavi
A in Christmas Packages, Air
Beds, Toy Pianos, Evcr-Rca
ft dak Albums, Eastman Kodn
| come marching home); and s
i 99^ And be sure to remember that a Be
5 at Christmas or any other time for Moth<
B ic Vi?ro?Phricfmac anrl flift- Paricaorf"
I CLOVER ]
R. L. WYLIE, Prop.
REAL ESTATE f*
lluvo Been Turning It, and Can Do g
the Some for You. Sec Me.
160 Acres?Halt mile east of Smyrna. 5
,vo 3-room houses, 2 barns and cot- 2
n house. About 80 acres open land; 5
.lance in oak and pine timber?some g
lod saw timber. What about it? The Z
operty of R. T. Castles. ~
136 Acres?!> 1-2 miles from York. 2
id 6 miles from Clover. Seven-room 5
veiling, good barn and crib; 1 tenant 5
>use and other outbuildings. About 2
I ucres open land, balance in oak. 5 j
ne and poplar (forest) timber. About 2 J
10,000 feet saw timber- It's nice, and 5 I
oney for some one. Property of 11. g V
519-10 Acres?6 miles from York g M
id 1 1-2 miles from Tirzah. About 1 g (
ires woodland, balance open land; 4- 2 I
om residence and barn. A nice little g fl
rm. Property of J. R. Connolly. 2
600 Acres?7 miles from York, G 5
lies from Rock Hill, 2 miles from g
ewport and 3 miles from Tirzah. 5 II
bout 125 acres woodland, balann 5 '?
ork land; 4 pastures on place. One 2
room dwelling, barn and outbuild- 2 0$jKjB
gs; one 7-room dwelling (old build- 2
g); and twelve tenant houses, &c. 5
bis is one of the nicest farms in th< ? ^
lunty. Will sell either as a whole or 2 . H
two tracts. See me nuick. Proper- g V J
of R. M. Anderson. 2
Piimemhor T have lots of Others. 2
GEO. W. WILLIAMS | IT IC
REAL E8TATE BROKER ? II lu
oom 204, First Xat'l Rank Hnlldlnjc. 5
1
S
AKE f I ^
X J = IS THA
lis MALS1
TLOUR I -
( E MUL
RST-CLASS SHAPE FOR J |0000000<
NEW CROP. (j ~
EAT. ^ Th? Stat? 01
een thoroughly overnauled, ??w. Ji
irst-class condition, and all ' I Thomas w. 1
)laced with New ones. ^Fo^For!
LER who knows his busi- j ^Ydlre!tcd'
ABSOLUTE SATISFAC- \ c?toxda\}
they send their wheat by ? At n o'cioci
J I scribed Heal
they come in person. V ah of the
one-sixth int
'E GRIND CORN TOO, ?
I we Grind It As It Ought 5 containing^
i Be Ground. ? 580,2) jvclV'
I by lands of
Flouruig Mill is on the Ou ? i Youngbiood
[ill Ground, but entirely {JirJfpa^Sc?
iparate. | Thes^ '""ds
r C the Home I
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(OIL COMPANY S s
I now owns a
ni?nof tVioroi:
t H| Terms of S
the balance
" ._ ...? stallments, w
TAX NOTICE?1918 0f sale at se^
, ? , w , the purchase
rfice of the County Treasurer of York au papers a
County. purchaser n
York, S. C? Sept. 17, 1918. third of his
TOT1CE is hereby given that the tw?
TAX BOOKS for York County with >r"er,'st
ill be opened on TUESDAY, the Per cent per
TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1918, and f?a11 execute
main open until the 31 ST DAY OF Premises
ECEMBER, 1918, for the collection tne unpaia
STATE, COUNTY, SCHOOL and r"?"*a*e "hJ
3CAL TAXES, for the fiscal year of th?ojM :
18, without penalty; after which case ?orec
y ONE PER CENT penalty will be
ded to all payments made In the _
onth of JANUARY, 1919. and TWO * orl{' s- c" 1
2R CENT penalty for all payments
ide in the month of FEBRUARY,
19. and SEVEN PER CENT penalty -.TrtI.? ?
11 be added to all payments made \ il? , , ?
Dm the 1ST DAY OF MARCH, 1919. wa"??
the 16TH DAY OF MARCH. 1919. ?< haTv;e .ln '
d after this date all unpaid taxes will jy10
into executions and all unpaid Sin- . e" ,
b Polls will be turned over to the rK t0
veral Magistrates for prosecution in ,on .
cordance with law. Kr.LLl
It is my desire to attend different
rts of the county for the convenience r|>i u
taxpayers as heretofore; but owing I IIP Kf]
the exacting nature of my duties as
member of Local Exemption Board CLO
). 2, I am required to at all times YOUR BUSH
within call of the office of the Mft \i a tt
lard and must remain at the County , I,
Farming, hla
All of the Banks of the county will JneJ"Chandlsln
tholr nrrnmmodflf lnn? and fnrlll. 1? for yoi
s to Taxpayers who may desire to H "'u ,^\t
ike use of the same, and I shall take H1TO
sasure In giving prompt attention to '" ? Uf inr,
correspondence on the subject. J* ,
Ml Taxpayers appearing at my of- 2^2 SSIiVb
e will receive prompt attention. "J?8? ? ??
Note?The Tax Books will be made ? _
by Townships, and parties writing ^';n I 7l?,
out Taxes will always expedite mat s
If they will mention the Township
Townshlpe In which their property
propertles are located. , T"'8
HARRY E. NEIL, "l1^1
Treasurer of York County.
76 t It ^
thing a gocx
???? Your businet
WAR TED TO BUT and without
FEW First-Class Jersey MUlc Cows course, this 1
L or Heavy Springers. No culls. J"" ?"e
me or Phone No. 66. ^th to your
8 t. f. tf H. E. FERGUSON. JA8. <
Happy Christmas! i
**<?><<*><*>+> ', !|
-the Boys Are Marching Home?the Coun- ;fj
Much to Make Us Happy and We Can't Be ?|
Happiness of Others and So It Goes. i|
Drug Store displays its annual stock of ?a
e of Clover and community an opportunity ??
Santa Claus suuulies right at home without ^
;oing to the bigger towns. Our stock of llul- jji
iual high standards in qualities, varieties g
?s a Gift for every one of the family from 9|
fellow and the finest girl in all the world? Sf
s are not so high either. You and yours are
11 Display?Come early and see more. |fsy
to Make Selecitons Here ?
igns, Handsome Cut Glass, Coffee Wg M
>s and Saucers, Caseroles, Carving
s Boxes, Toilet Waters and Perfum- ^
riting Pads, all sorts of Safety Pazng
Sets, Toilet Sets, Cigars, Tobaccos Jg
Rifies, Toys, Games, Dolls and Doll |?
dy Flashlights, Fountain Pens, Ko- M
iks (you will want one when the boys }J
scores of other Christmas articles. * j
X"X~x~x~x~x? ^ i
)x of NORRIS' Candies is always an acceptable gift j|^
:r. Sister or Your Best Girl?A Choice. Fresh Selec
t? alwav* is Fine S?
S die eidiiy A- titv 11 w ?
DRUG STORE ||
Phone 2 CLOVER, S. C. ||
?S?SfSgf?fSf?^-SS
WISE TO BUY YOUR MULES EARLY I
, FARMER: IF YOU T1I1NK YTTTT WILL NEED MORE =
OK WANT TO EXCHANGE SOME OF YOUR OLDER =
FOR YOUNGER ANIMALS FOR NEXT SPRING'S WORK, 5
? SUGGEST THAT YOU BUY BEFORE SPRING. TO BE 5
YOU CAN BUY NEXT SPRING, BUT THE PROBABILITY =
T YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO HAVE AS CHOICE ANI- =
OR SELECTION. MULES ARE SCARCE AND IT IS AI .SO 5
THAT T1IEY ARE 1UGH, BUT THEY MAY BE SCARCER 5
IG1LEK NEXT SPRING. SEE THE POINT? SEE US.
ES JAMES BROTHERS H0RSES |
LERK'S SALE ANNUAL ASSESSMENT FOR 1910
F South Carolina?County Notice of Cpening of Books of Auditor
of York. for Listing Returns for Taxation.
of ooiofon pleas Auditor's Office, December 2, 191s.
L PAaftrnHflainUrr' PURSUANT to the requirement of
Patrick, Mrs. M. E. Jones. th? stutut? "n fthti object, Notice
iiosa E Peay, Defendants 13 her(jby K'ven that my books will be
, opened in my Ofllce in York Courtif
a dwretal Order to me WEDNESDAY. JANUARY
i ..in 1ST. 1919, for the purpose of listing
I ill sell before the f(jr taxat|on a? PERSONAL and
t a vit i w v iith I a i q REAL PROPERTY held in York
jAAUAKi bin, is bounty, on January 1, 1919, and will
VU'| tn Jr bc kePl ?p?n O"1*1 the 2(,lh du>' of
atsk'ssjE.- si ?
e.T.S .hi. %"*:,!? : ^srsassr"""^M?w
^rnunlv" South At clover' Wednesday and Thursduy,
irHT HUNDRED TWO Junuar>' 1 and 2' 1919"
U 2 hm.nH^i At Roint, (at Harper's), Friday. Jan S,
more or less, bounded llnrv o i?iq
pi' L hvl,Jl?STEiBd.tl.,f At Bandana, (Perry Ferguson's
if u? Nnl lf i!hn r Store). Saturday. January 4. 1919.
^y Turkey Creek"! e all ^ ^ma, Tuesday. January 7.
arc what were knwn m At Hlckory Grove. Wednesday and
lace of Andrea Hafnrr, Thursday, January 8 and 9, 1919.
a!18 ChiMp2n nnto At sbaron, Friday, January 10. 1919.
his children and un o M Bll|lock.8 Creek (Good.a store),
Patrick Saturd?Y. January 11. 1919.
that Thomas \V I at rick At Ncwport Mondav, January 13,
n undivided onc-sixtn inn;
~ ...in.yn nm) At Fort Mill, Tuesday, Wednesday
"in'two eSV annual in- andThunday. January 14. 15, and 18.
' en percent 'per"year. and rvA1t8Mg^nne,,#Vl,Ie' Saturday' Janua*
r shall pay for the cost of " At oKdon' Monday, January 20. 1919.
nd revenue stamps. I At r-nn,Tm,orn iRnriiii>v'Hi.
lay pay more than ?n'|" Tuesday, January 21, 1919.
bid in cash and the ha I- At Rock Hi? from Wednesday, Jan
i equal annual pa>mi nts uary 22> t0 Tuesday, January 28. 1919.
from date of sale at seven At McG1U Brog.g store Thursday,
year: and the purchaser january 30> 1919.
his bond and mortgage of At York from Frl(lay janUary 31, ^
to secure the payment of tQ February 20 1919
P'7rt bb1, a"'|. , All males between the ages of
ill provide for tea p r en twenty-one and sixty years, are liable
for the attorneys fees, in tQ a p0|j ^ ot jj oq, and all persons
Insure. _ t v. so liable are especially requested to
e^iorir r r Pleas the nu">bers of their respective
au t'i< school districts In making their reDec.
9th, 1918. 99 t 3t turns.
? BROADUfl M. LOVE.
r anrrM Auditor York County.
at^Sults and Skirt, and ? 1918 ?
should be Dry Cleaned.
our employ a Dry Cleaner
tands Dry Cleaning and n 111T Iff! V I1T/1 O
t. Send Your Dry Clean- NAW If]II I IflJI-i f
ITs. Ouarantecd satlsfac- U"" HlllllilMU e
'harge
CS I'KESSING CLUB.
? LABOR Is very scarce. You know
t - /-1I that And it Is hard to get almost any
Ifllf AT I Jnvpr Und of belP- It is specially difficult
IIIIV Ul VJIvF ? v/1 tor ug to ffet skilled labor and In conVER
- 8. C. sequence lota of work that we might
wircc b? do,n*. ha* to go undone. But we
, , are helpless until labor becomes more
EH what your line?be It plentiful.
nliumithlnf well dicirini?.
g or professional, ought In the meantime, if you have any
ur own personal Satlsfac- LOOS that you want aawed into LUMthrough
the Bank?this BER, we'll be glad to do the sawing
most convenient to you. for you. Cannot promise to do the
WAY IS THE SURE aawlng as soon as you bring the logs,
wing just how you stand but will aaw them as soon after you
t tends to system In bus- bring them as we can?dependent on
It gives your business having sufficient labor to do the work,
tter tone with the man In other words, we'll get to your logs
you do business, but do as soon as possible after you deliver
0 direct contact with. It them at the mill. *
more confidence In YOUR
IESS AFFAIRS. TWO T> T/Wl A U"
K, right at your door, of- JXIU. i?. JjUVjAH
ces to help YOU to bet- jg
methods. We want Your 'i
Iness and will do every- CLEAR IRQ AMD PRESSING M
1 bank can do to merit TT ts real economy to have your -Ajfn
is and your Confidence, Clothes Cleaned and Pressed freYour
Confidence, then of quentiy, and utddes Clean Clothes, If
Bank doesn't expect your rightly pressed, add much to one's apit
we believe we can have pearance. Satisfaction guaranteed,
advantage. ROYAL PRSHINQ CLUB,
A. PAGE, Cashier. R. V. DOR8BTT, Prop.