Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, December 24, 1918, Image 4
Siuitwous department
Mr. Peaslee on the Church Militant.
?"That minister. llyne." obsetved Mr.
IVaslt-t reflectively as lit- watched a!
tall, young man yoiny down the vil-;
lag"' stieet. "has got nior* "n one way!
ap|>ealin' to a pusson's tin* i iVelin's. j
He's a man i approve of?Mr. Willis I
is. Il he can't sjet a man into the told |
one way. he'll try 'nother. Talis <?tis|
I hid snap. for instance."
Mi. 11 vlie r> gardeil ?*al<t> from under
his giizzled thatch of eyehrows.
"I wish wouM try to talk sense, j
t'aleli" he said with surly disappru- ;
val. "Ote LSudsiiap and liner feelin's i
is a conldnation I iiin't r?aily t?>
swaller, even from you."
"It ti.ipp'-n d las* \V? ilnesday-nitflit
M .. i.vell.
iae< tin. \\?m ?'n ,?i. ........
)y. "voii know how ?Itiulsnup ami I
some of theiil yoitntr i*l thills that's J
l<-?l roiiml hy htii' have hei-n net tin" in I
tin- luck seats of tli?' vistry with tinone
iih'ii "I inakin' as much noise ami
contusion is they couM. W'al. lielast
Wi llie vilay ni^llt that, ever was.
a |.ass< l oi tie-in critters. with i ite
ISielsnap annum 'cm, si el into tie
seals, saint's i ininoii ami starti-l to
scuif Heir ti "I -ite! i o'lali ami snap
their linui-i-s."
"I've kinil of vvomlereil." sael Mr.
11 > ii?* nlumiy. "why Mr. Willis" has
stiHn| it so calm, lie's not a kiml of
sot-looking mouth ami chin."
Ill's trot : e,.,,| too." sael Mr.
I'easlte placidly. "I'm- p'ticiilars, eon
suit 'He iimlsn.-:|i. To come to the
i m ii n t. tlmiinll. that ninlit Mr. Willis
trot thioimh slatnlin' it ealm. ami
t hem critters hailn't mor'n fairly
startei] I'll |n\ ifi" Ihellisclvi.s w hen he
not iit ami started lor tie hack 01 the
room, lie took a limit fuui steps nettin*
there, ami he took tin m pretty
lively. \\ h-n lie |.:issoi| nn- le* twitched
my eoat ami inotioneil with his
thutnh lo'rils the tloor, so I not up ami
started.
"Whether lie trot "te hy the collator
hy (In- ear. I coiihln't make out
tint wiiielievi-r it was. *t<- eauti
out of there 'sif tln-rc'd hcen ;i |Kiir of
bosses hit< h< .I 10 him, :iikI Ik* went
through flu* door tin so in*' \\;iy, with
tli?* iiiinist*. liirht behind him. * hovui' ,
him atom;. I
When thc\ ?ot outside tin* minister
never h t ciio stop, loit hep' him
Koin' right down b> tin* hrunk into
tlcit lit tl?* hollow voii can't sic from
tin* road. Mr. Willis motioned with
his head lor nn* to hamr hack, so I
did a little, hut I heard most of what
took place, and v* u made out to see J
a little. ,
"I s'posc 11 evil a man Kid a thnr- ?'
iinuh lickin* and a chain: of heart, all
inside of two minutes, Oto Itinlsnap ;
was the man. The minister didn't I
waste a minute tellin" Ote what he 1
was Koili* to do; he jest went ahead j
ami done it. and when he got done Mr. |
Willis step|H'il along to where I was. 1
?he might have heen hreathin' a J
s|s>ck faster than common, and luwiped
Ids forehead with his handkerchief,?-and
lie told me to go down and
l~.L- after tlte. '
"So I stepped down wliiiv Ote was '
and found him loan in* oxa-r the fonoo I
and cr.vin' like a baby. I was kind of !
seared when I saw him cry in'. for. a J
groxvn man don't ery h-ss'n there's i
swmthin iv^ly tho matter with him. !
took j.olt mi" him as gentle '
^ Jfx'l, 'Where I ? xa^jS - M
r5i|.K';. .fcOtta* I says. 'I'll K
PRTrJ
I'oaslec. "tuis lifU^^^^Ws head and I
looked at nte. 'I ain't hurt none to I
speak of.' s'h?'. 'and I don't need an> I
doctor.' and then he hnst out erjin'l
' 'Wal.' s'l. 'if you ain't hurt, what I
in lunket are you eryin' and oarryin'I
" 'Wal,' s'lie, 'it's what the ministerI
said to me. Every time he'd hit met
he'd tell me how w von it 'twas tor tne I
to act the wax I'd ! *.-? it doiti*. and "fx>r< I
lone he got tne to feelin sorrx 'Itont I
the xxa.x I've noted. That's what thel
matter is' he says. 'I ain't hurt bodily I
?I'm teched.' I
"And when a eritter like <?to Itud-I
snap is 'teehed, ' "Mr. I'easlee con-1
eluded. "I'm \\ ill in' to believe two I
things?that he's not finer feelin's. fori
one. and that the new minis! r's got I
a way of gcttin* at 'em. for another. |
What do you think. llyno'.'"- Youth's I
Companion. I
A Dummy Partner.?A ball was held I
last week at a certain deaf anddiimbl
asylum. and the doctor connected withl
the institution, knowing tun- of his
friends to be an uncommon I.\ line dancer.
prevailed upon liitn to no and help
to make the affair a success.
The friend, upon entering the ballroom
noticed a verx prettv girl sitting
all alone. He thought: "I'oor little
thing, can't talk or hear! Well, she I
shall ?tSlice if sill' wants to." So hi
walked over to the girl and motione.l
toward the dancits. The girl nodded
and they danced through the dance
Th? following dance thex also en- I
joyed, the >ounp man. of course.
- making no attempt at conversation.
As 1 hoy loft their seats for the third
dunce his friend, the doctor, came toward
them and called out pnyly:
"(Jive me this dance. Ktliel
The supposed deaf and dumb subject
of the younp man's sxmpathies
startled him by replying:
"Nothlnp doinu. Poo; I'm dated up
with dummv here!"
His Future Action. - Po you realize."
severely inquired the visitor,
whose intent was to sell to the householder
a volume of the lives of certain
saints, "that when you slap n
^ child over in that manner you may be
upsettintr a future president of the
United States."
"Aw. well." returned Gap Johnson,
of Rumpus Kidpe. Arkansas, "if it
turns out that-a-wny I'll apologize,
and if it don't 'twon't make no?ynww-w-uh
! ?difference."
and mustache , ' ' ' ~
deeply lined. Sf?t Horse-Story.?Two men
with illness his iopether at a horse-show were
shaven, and thei_ their adventures with the
l?ecml seems to t>
hi? ape. The 1bevorite
adjutant, tse ran away with me oncc.
nutnn. Is also ill. .?t out for two months." reso*
attendiuit,nan *??*? the Trilby hat
? Following is t>hin*:" replied the man
pramroe in connect1 ler. I ran away with a
of the president of ?nd I wasn't out for two
The .Bits.
arrive a*
I Hfeureday and wi?-?
jaS-j-^Puk? of Conna??* Habit.? What peculiar
B Bnsr; John W. .he Hon. Percy Rubh uses!"
H ^^Mad?r U>V?rV ^ was an ?9tp?Pathic
^w;j?mV ?ord^- ?r<? he went ,nt0 poH*
'ady (to new curate):
m0:--; v^'i'',yBdll beJ^enjoy your sermons.
r*'* fl'ructlye. We never
until you came to
^BBmH|HKB?!th m I
GIRLS MAKE GOOD.
Lack of Experience Little Hindrance
to America.
She is the soil ol ^;r! you would
like 'o t.k.- To t< a somewhere today.
She would know exactly what kind of
!? : warded, and she would he very
<r:iiial about the sandwiches and
cakes.
Vou us.-d to see scores of girls like
her on country-dub porch s when the
lap brilliant sun was slanting In your
fare as you w.illad up front the eii;ht.-i
n green. She ran a good deal to
floppy hats and slim silken ankles and,
gay i-arasols. You thought she didn't
have a thought in her head.
Kill sic had a very definite thought
and it's taken her to France. Today
you s*-e her ag: inst a very differ -lit
hncksnmuui. you su- nt?r wniKinv
vers li?htl\ around the hospital ward. I
Sla* has a l?ln?- veil on her head inshad
of a floppy She has a pile
of I andn(,'< * or clear sheets in her
liands instead of the parasol. Only
her anUI-s?Ood Mess Ym! ?are the
same, jast is slim and silken as over.
i'eihaps shi went to franco with
false notions of s< ntim- ntalit v or with
ail ah.-llid impulsive offer of service
whiell seemed \el'\ ill)lll.1t III'*' II 11*1
vi is impiae'ieal. I'erh ips >on thoinrht
lo yourself: "Shi 'II l>t a lot ot help in
a hospital, sh will! \Vh>. s?e needs
a nurse Herself."
I'* thaps she. did. Itut watch her
now in the ward whi n- sle rules o\er
a score and a hall of wound'**) tn< n in
ler own I'iuht. Watch her as she
moves front hed to lied.
"How's the old arm feelinir. now.
Hill '.'" she asks. "Hidti't the doctor >;et
that handa'-'e on straight? Well you
wait till I tell him what I think of
him."
"(ill. it's all I'ljsht. I K'lcss." says
Hill.
"Ilow ahoiit y< a. Mason?" she is at
the lle\t hod. "feci Well enough for
that lonif-protnist d hath'.'"
" Ph' That'll he immi'itse."
And then this itirl. who wouldn't
have washed Iter own hair hofoie the
war srets la r hasins and her towels
and her soap and sroes at it.? Hoy S.
Durstiiie. in Scrihncr's.
FOR COLDS AND GRIPPE
DOCTORS FIND REMEDY
Physicians and druggists arc elated
over the fact that they have at last
found a genuine and dependable remedy
for colds, sore throat, intlucnza
uid la grippe. For years they have depended
upon the old style calomel,
which is certainly line, but unfortunately
many people would not take it
because of its nauseating and dangerous
qualities.
Now that the pharmaceutical chemists
have perfected a nausealess calomel,
called "Calotabs" whose medicinal
virtues are vastly improved, the
.lectors and druggists are claiming
that Calotabs arc the ideal remedy to
ibort a cold over night and cut short
in attack of sore throat or la grippe.
They are also tinding it most effective
is the first step in the treatment of
pneumonia.
One Calotab on the tongue at bed
time with a swallow of water,?that's
ill. No salts, no nausea nor the
slightest interference with your eating
or your work and pleasure- The next
morning your cold has vanished and
lour whole
fresh^^mtftf EBk aRflflgflS
TOCTI by r(Tun(Tl^J^^^^^Bv- ,,
not delighted.?adv.
WU AT Are You Going to
vvllnl Q.jve for Christmas
stop at this Store. I believe my big
stock will help you decide it. We have
a nice line of Wall Mirrors, Lamps,
beautiful Statues, anil lots of handsome
Vases. Then too, I have a beautiful
line of Handkerchiefs for men.
ladies and children; Dolls for the little
girls and I'opguns and other Toys for
the hoys. You will tlnd something at
this Store that will please all ages and
at prices that will more than please
the one who pays.
ritrrrs, candies, etc.
You know our reputation oil this line
?the Hest I'lace in Sharon?Our Qualities
and Prices do the business.
fltOWN PATENT FLOUR?
Put a sack In your pantry and the
eook and folks who hoard at your ta
? ????
Die win aiwuys wmr cmmcr*.
J. D. HOPE, Sharon, S. C.
CLERK'S SALE
The State of South Carolina?County
of York.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
\v. H. Poden, Plaintiff,
Against
Thomas \V. Patrick, Mrs. M. E. Jones,
ami .Mrs. Rosa E. Peay, Defendants
?.For Foreclosure.
DY virtue of a decretal Order to me
" directed. I will sell before the
Courthouse Door in York. S. C.,
MONDAY. JANUARY 6TH. 1911*.
At 11 o'clock a. m., the following described
Real Estate, to-wit:
All of the right, title, and undivided
one-sixth interest of Thomas \V. Patrick.
in. and to. all that parcel, tract,
or plantation of land, situate, lying and
being in York County, South Carolina,
containing EIGHT HUNDRED TWO
(SU2> ACRES, more or less, bounded
by lands of \V. L. Hill, known as the
Youngblood Place, by estate lands of
R. D. McKnight, by lands of John C.
Kirk pat rick, by Turkey Creek, et al.
These lands are what were known as
the Home Place of Andrew Hafner.
deceased, and he conveyed said lands
away unto his children and unto
Thomas W- Patrick, his grandson, in
such a way that Thomas W. Patrick
now owns an undivided one-sixth interest
therein.
Terms of Sale: One-third CASH and
the balance in two equal annual installments.
with interest from the date
of sale at seven per cent per year, and
the purchaser shall pay for the cost of
all papers and revenue stamps. Th
purchaser may pay more than onethird
of his bid in cash and the balance
in two equal annual payments
J with Interest from date of sale at seven
per cent per year: and the purchaser
shall execute his bond and mortgage of
the premises to secure the payment of
the unpaid part of his bid. and said
morteape shall provide for tea per ceni
of the debt for the attorney's fees, in
case of foreclosure.
JXO. R. LOGAN".
Clerk C. C. Pleas.
York. S. C.. Dec. 9th. 191ft7 99 t 3t
FRUITS FOR XMAS
lou'll expect to buv your CHRISTMAS
FRl'ITS AT JOHN'S. Well, he's
ready for you. Choice
APPLES.
ORANGES. BANANAS.
CALIFORNIA GRAPES.
LEMONS, ETC.
ALSO HAVEALL
SORTS OF NUTS.
CHOICE CANDIES,
CHEWING GUMS.
SALTED PEANUTS.
ROASTED PEAXUTS, ETC.
CIGARS.
CIGARETTES.
SMOKIXG TOBACCO. ETC.
Let Us Serve Tou,
Yorkville Candy Kitchen
JOHN DEM AS. Prop.
MjjBj&OLAMPsW
yK^KHMM There's a real comfort these Ka^l
VBjgg *on* ev?n'n^s at home in the big jj|j|?:.
comfort to the living room or
any room?give kerosene light I|W
"? ?? ?l*an onH rpwiplf
IU viv.M ?? """
?smokeless, odorless.
Aladdin Security Oil dive* belt reiulta.
At all dealeri
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(New J.r??y)
ktliia*,*. M4.
Wtihiaftoi, D. C. Charlolie. N. C.
Norfolk. V?. Chorleoloa. * Vs.
Riekmocd. Vs. Chorlctos. S. C.
OLD AGE STARTS '
WITH YOUR KIDNEYS
Science nays that old agre begins with swallow of water. The oil stimulates
weakened kidneys and digestive organs, the kidney action and enables the
This being true, it is easy to believe organs to throw off the poisons which
that l.v keeping the kidneys and dl- <*U8e premature old age. New life and
gestive organs cleansed and In proper itrength increase as you continue the
woi king order old age can be deferred treatment. When comp etely restored
and lift prolonged far beyond that en- Sontto"*t*k'?K ? S*??ul? ,?r
Joyed, by the average person. day. GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules
will keep you In health and vigor
For over 200 years GOLD MEDAL and prevent a return of the disease.
Haarlem Oil has been relieving the Do not wait until old age or disease
weaknesses and disability due to ad- have settled down for good. Go to your
vancing years. It Is a standard old- druggist and get a box of GOLD
time home remedy and needs no Intro- MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capeules. Money
dv tion.^GOIJ) MEDAL Haarlem Oil Is refunded If they do not help you. Three
inclosed in odorless, tasteless capsules sixes. But remember to ask for the
containing aJiout 5 drops each. Take original Imported GOLD MEDAL brand,
them as you would a pill, with a small In sealed packages.
axation.
Illlraic
' I is hereby given that my books will b
opened in my Oftiee in York Court
Builds Up Hun-down Systems house, on wednesday, januak:
1ST, 1919, for the purpose of listin
When your health has been under- for taxation all PERSONAL an
mined by worry or overwork, when REAL PROPERTY held in ^or,
your vitality I. lowered, when you
have that "don t care a rap feeling, February. 1919, and for the eonvfini
when your nerves are depressed, when onee of the Taxpayers of the County
your work appears too much for you, w'" f>e at 'he places enumerated belo\
you are then in a run-down condition. "'Vt'ClovedWe.hus'day and Thursdaj
Your system must be upheld by an January 1 and 2, 1919.
active tonic. You will lind it in Sovcr- At Point, (at Harper's), Friday, Jan
oign Tonic f??r Men, which gives new uaJ">" 3* 1 19.
. ' A . , At Bandana, (Perry Ferguson
strength and ambition tne very help store), Saturday, January 4, 1919.
you need. At Smyrna, Tuesday, Junuary "1
Sovereign Tonic for Men is a real 1919.
At Hickory Grove, Wednesday am
rcstorativi, a blood maker and a Thursday January g and 9> 19i9.
nerve builder- At Sharon, Friday, January 10, 191S
When your blood is impoverished At Bullock's Creek. (Good's Store)
through the want of Iron, which pro- Saturday, January 11, 1919.
. . , ., , , . , . At Newport, Mondav, January 12
duces rich red blood and changes food
into "living tissue"?you will And the At Fort Mill, Tuesday, Wednesda
remedy n Sovereign Tonic. Each tab- and Thursday, January i-i, 15, and If
let contains 1 grain of PREPARED ,, .. , ,, . ,,,
.v. ... ., ? , , , At McC onnellsville, Saturday, Janua
IRON with other blood and nerve pro- rv 1S j9]9ducts.
You will be surprised .id de- At Ogden, Monday, Januaiy 20. 191!
lighted with the new strength and vim At Ooates's Tavern, (Roddey'si
TU;?R?cHJOHnn|a7ro2n!-^5Ld.,v. Jan
You will begin to feel the efficacy of uary 22. to Tuesday, January 28, 191!
he Sovereign Tonic after the first dose. At McGill Bros.'s Store, Thursdaj
Don't hesitate if you belong to the JaauaO' 30, 1919.
Army of Husb,??s." Try Sovereign
Remedy without delay and become All males between the ages 0
once more a happy, coatented member twenty-one and sixtv vears. are liabl
of society, receiving the full benefits of to a poll tax of $1.00. and all person
what is your just rights in the battle so liable are especially requested t
of life- give the numbers of their respectiv
Sovereign Tonic for Men will do school districts In making their re
more to brighten the world, to dispel turns.
gloom, to make happy homes than all BROADUS M. LOVE,
the medicines that have been com- Auditor York County,
pounded. Dec. 3. 1918 ?97 4t
Your druggist sells it or can get it
for you. Always in stock at The York ?"whoSi
Distributors for the Caro. STATE S0UTH CAROLINA
Unas, ?Jno. M. Scott & Co.. Charlotte. County of York.
N. C.
Sent by mail on receipt of price. in tve probate court
Sovereign Remedy Co. 13J L. R. W illiams. Esquire. Probat
. . . Judge of York County.
1215 Fllliort St-, Philadclpliia, Pa. yyHEREAS THOMAS J1MERSO!
* has applied to me for Letters o
rv rt A t nnmimn 1 nnirnir Administration, on all and slngulai
DC AI CvTATC ArCmrV the goods and chattels, rights an
IYIxMIj LJlfllL nULlltl I credits or SAM HUGHES, late or tn
County aforesaid, deceased.
FOR SALE These arc, therefore, to cite and ad
monish all and singular the klndre
Five Room House?A Good Store and creditors of the said deceased, t
Buildign and two Acres of Land, at he and appear before me at our nex
Filbert, belonging to Mr. E. L. Wood. Probate Court for the said county, t
02 Acres?Of good, level land, with be hoid^n at York Court House on th
6-room house, Joining Floyd Jackson's! 2ND DAY <>F JANUARY, 1919, t
Store place. It la a No. 1 Ftrm. shew cause, if any, why the said Ad
D. .M. l'urrott?Place, 1 1-2 miles ministration should not be granted,
from Clover; on Clover road; 300 Given under my hand and seal, thl
acres; 6-r dwelling; 3 4-r tenant 17th day of December, in the year o
houses. Will sell as a whole or In our Lord one thousand nine hundre*
two tracts. Priced right and eighteen and in the 143rd yea
Six-Room House?On 62 acres of ?f American Independence,
good land, on Howell's Ferry road, 3 L. R. WILLIAMS,
miles from Courthouse Probate Judge of York County.
118 Acres I .and? 6-r dwelling, 3-r 20, 1918?102 f.t. 2t
tenant house, 1-2 mile of Zion church .
and school. ___.
200 Acres?Of saw timber and wood- STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
land, within mile of Zlon church. Saw York County,
timber worth price of whole tract IN THE PROBATE COURT
Two Vacant Lots?90x300 and 100*
225 feet, on King's Mountain street. By L. R. Williams, Esquire, Probat
Building Lot?60x225 feet, on west
side Wright avenue. Ju?(,ge for *ork. Co"n,>137
Acres?7-room dwelling; 2 ten- VlfHEREAS WARTH has ap
ant houses. Known as the Will Wal- plied to me for Letters of Admin
lace Place?6 miles south of Yorkville. istration, on all and singular, the good
Level land. and chattels, rights and credits o
J. F. Kell Property?7-room dwell- E- L. WARTH, late of the Count;
Ing; 11-2 acre lot on East Liberty aforesaid, deceased,
street. Yorkville. These are, therefore, to cite and ad
Lot?Near Graded school?90 feet monish all and singular the kindre<
front; 200 feet deep. On shady side of and creditors of the said deceased, U
the street. See me about It. be and appear before me at our nex
r t? ctTt7DT?D 1D.-1 Probate Court for the said County, t<
L. r. arlii.KliK* Keal n-state. holden at York Courthouse on thi
2NT) DAT OF JANUARY, 1918
WARNING TO TRESPASSERS co shew cause. If any, why the said Ad
A LL Hunting, Fishing, Cutting of ministration should not be granted.
Timber and other Trespassing, on Given under my Hand and Seal, thii
the estate lands of W. H. Quinn, de- 18th day of December, in the year o
ceased, is absolutely prohibited. Dis- our Lord one thousand nine hundret
regard of this notice will be prosecuted and eighteen and In the 143rd yea)
to the full extent of the law. of American Independence.
99 L 3t Miss RACHEL QUINN. (Seal).
L R. WILLIAMS.
MT Rwbber Ptfir- furnished ?a short Probate Judge of York County,
notice at The finquirey Office. ' Dec. 30. 1918?102 f.L 2t
TWICE PROVEN I
If you suffer backache, sleepless V
nights, tired, dull days and distressing y
urinary disorders, don't experiment g
Read this twice-told testimony. It's X
York evidence?doubly proven:
J. O. Robinson, S. Congress Ave., r
gave the following statement March
"8. 1911: "I found Doan's Kidney 3
Pills were mighty fine when I had oc- I
casion to use them some time ago. I y
am glad to recommend them. My
kidneys were out of order and my 3
back ached. I suffered terribly on 1
that account. I saw Doan's Kidney y
Pills advertised at the York Drug
| Store, and got some of them. Doan's 3
soon gave me complete relief and I Z
I K..J ? UnnKlo cinno " J
NEARLY SEVEN YEARS LATER, I J
Mr. Robinson added: "The cure Doan's a
Kidney Pills gave me some time ago X
has been lasting and I haven't had V
any occasion to use them since. I'll
tell you this medicine certainly is re- h
liable and I am glad to have you use X
my former statement" y
60c at all dealers. Foster-Milburn ?
Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. J
CITY MARKET j
WE WILL HAVE a Choice lot of ?
STALL FED BEEF
Also FRESH PuUK. and SAl'SAdE. ^
BOILED HAMS and BREAKFAST X
BACON for the Christmas trade. ?
OYSTERS? ?
We will also have the EXTRA SE- I
LECTS. We expect to have plenty of y
them. Come and see US. ?
YOU old Bums who hit the booze.
Just stop a moment and think ?
Of the Uood Meats you could buy
With the money you spend for
drink! O. f?.
CITY MEAT MARKET. C.
F. SHERER, Prop. ^
W
REAL ESTATE X
i.i
I Have Been Turning It, and Cun Do Hi
tlie Same for You. See Me. di
100 .Veres?Half mile east of Smyrna. i,(
Two 3-room houses, 3 barns and cotton
house. About 80 acres open land; * 1
balance in oak and pine timber?some
good saw timber. What about it? The lJ
nronertv of R. T. Castles.
130 Acres?a 1-2 miles from York, "
and 6 miles from Clover. Seven-room
dwelling, good barn and crib; 1 tenant
house and other outbuildings. About
> SO acres open land, balance in oak. f'
pine and poplar (forest) timber. About *
100,000 feet saw timber- It's nice, and
money for some one. Property of It.
N. Plaxco. j.f
51 9-10 Acres?0 miles from York .
and 1 1-2 miles from Tirzah. About 1" ,(u
acres woodland, balance open land; 4- V
room residence and barn. A nice little ...
i farm. Property of J. It. Connolly.
000 Acres?7 mdes from York. 6
miles from Rock Hill. 2 miles from '
Newport and 3 miles from Tirzah 0f
About 125 acres woodland, balance tj,
work land; -4 pastures on place. One m
6-room dwelling, barn and outbuildlngs;
one 7-room dwelling (old huihl- i(|
ing); and twelve tenant houses, &c.
This Is one of the nicest farms iff th< (j,
county. Will sell either as a whole or
in two tracts. See me quick. Proper- n|
ty of R. M. Anderson- -,l
Remember. I have lots of others. 'to
GEO. W. WILLIAMS ?r
REAL ESTATE BROKER
' Room 204, First Nat'l Rank Building.
SAW MILLING?
it
*| "bufl/UJi 'is very"Bcarcb."ou'know r
e that. And it is hard to get almost any J1
- kind of help. It is specially difficult "
^ for us to get skilled labor and in con- '<
B sequence lots of work that we might a
J be doing, has to go undone. But we
k are helpless until labor becomes more 8
'J plentiful.
In the meantime, if you have any
I LOGS that you want sawed Into LUM- f
v BER, we'll be glad to do the sawing ^
for you. Cannot promise to do the i;
', sawing as soon as you bring the logs, _
but will saw them as soon after you
- bring them as we can?dependent on b
having sufficient labor to do the work. 9
s In other words, we'll get to your logs J
as soon as possible after you deliver
them at the mill.
1 JNO. B. LOGAN
I. IT CAN BE A SUCCESS OR A FAILURE.
WHICH WILL IT BE WITH
YOU?
j" Look at the men who are successful
' in the eyes of the world. Ninety-nine
out of every hundred started a Bank
" Account when they were young?and
stuck to it
* And now. look at the failures. Very I
I few of tliem have a Bank account now. |
' Not speaking of when they were young J
f Perhaps you think you have not
enough money to start an account
_ Haven't you a dollar? That 1j all it
o takes at THIS BANK.
e Just try it for a year or six months.
If you do not wish to continue it you
have lost nothing by the trial. I
Wliich Will It Be?Saoce&s or Failure? i
ITS UP TO YOU.
- Bank of Hickory Grove
HICKORY GBOTR 8. C.
FARMERS, INSURE
YOUR COTTON
! I am in position to furnish Gilt Edge |
(j Insurance of Cotton on the Farms
e of its owners.
The annual rate is $3.85 per $100,
- except where stored in a gin house or
d within 200 feet of a saw mill. It may
0 be stored in a barn or other outbuildt
ing or left out in the weather at $3.85.
0 Short Term Rates will apply for a
e shorter period than one year. Fur0
ther Information will be furnished on
* application.
Office Phone. 124.
8 Residence, No. 77.
SAM M. GRIST
All Kinds of Good Insurance. j
The Bank of Clover j
CLOVER. 8. C.
YOUR BUSINESS?
e NO MATTER what your line?be it
Fanning, biacksmithlng, well digging, J
merchandising or professional, ought ,
to be, for your own personal satisfac- i
' tion, handled through the Bank?this i
t Bank if it is most convenient to you. <
J THE BANK WAY IS THE SURE J
' WAY of knowing just how you stand
financially. It tends to system in bus- i
j mess affairs. It gives your business i
affairs a better tone with the man 1
t with whom you do business, but do |
not come into direct contact with. It ,
. will give you more confidence in YOUR i |
, OWN BUSINESS AFFAIRS.
THIS BANK, right at your door, of- 1 (
fers its services to help YOU to bet- J i
. ter business methods. We want Your i
f Banking business and will do every- i [
. thing a good bank can do to merit i j
. Your business and your Confidence, |
and without Your Confidence, then of i
course, this Bank doesn't expect your i
business. But we believe we can have i j
both to your advantage.
JA8. A. PAGE. Cashier. I
: WE IV
GOOD 1
MACHINERY IS NOW IN F]
GRINDING THE
WIS AKli UKl.NUl.XU \? 1
Our ROLLER MILL has 1
the machinery has been put in
ohl Bolting Cloths have 1 een rt
We have a First-Class Mil
ness, and we are here to GIVE
T10X to all patrons, whether
freight or messenger, or whethe
>
DO NOT THROW AWAY All
Your Cotton Seed Meal Sacke .
?Keep them where yon can
throw them into your ?a(- ( ),,
on when you come to town.
We will buy them. J
YORKVILLE C01T0
TAX HUTIUC?lino
ffice of the County Treasurer of York
County.
York, S. C., Sept. 17, 191S.
JOTIC E is hereby given that the J
TAX BOOKS for York Count)
ill be opened on TUESDAY, the <
iTH DAY OF OCTOBKU, 1918. and 1
main oi>en until tlie 31 ST DAY OF *
EC KM BE It, 1918. for the collection 1
STATE, COUNTY, SCHOOL and ?
JCA L TAXES, for tlie liscal year '
18, without penalty; after which 1
iv ONE I'EIl CENT penalty will be
liled to all payments made in the 51
until of JANUARY. 1919, and TWO v
Kit CENT penalty for all pa>ments '
ade in the month of FEBltUAHY, '
19. and SEVEN l'Klt CENT |>enalt.v v
ill be added to all payments made t1
orn the 1ST DAY OF MARCH. 1919. >
the 15TH DAY OF MARCH, 1919. J
id after this date all unpaid taxes will '
i into executions and ail unpaid Sine
Foils will be turned over to the "
veral Magistrates for prosecution in '
eordancc with law.
It is my desire to attend different
irts of the county for the convenience ''
taxpayer". as heretofore; but owing "
the exact ng nature of my duties as v
member >.f Lical Exemption Board
o. 2, I am required to at all times ;l
within call of the office of the 1
sard and must remain at the Count) l'
at.
All of the Banks of the county will
fer their accommodations and facili- -1
s to Taxpayers who may desire to
ake use of the same, and 1 shall take _
ensure in giving prompt attention to
I correspondence on the subject.
All Taxpayers appealing at my of e
will receive prompt attention.
Note?The Tax Books will be made
by Townships, and parties writing
lout Taxes will always expedite matrs
if they will mention the Township
Townships In which their proport) ,
propoities are located.
HARRY E. NEIL.
Treasurer of Yora Count v. ''
75 t 4t 1
SUBSOIL ATTACHMENT L
HAVE the Best thing of the kind (
that has ever been invented, i'
is very inexpensive, considerjqy Its I
ilitfe. Ifhib" may ' T7e " n ft aclied to any 1
ivo-horse plow, with results that are
ound to lie satisfactory. 1 am going
j call u|)on YOU if I can; but if You '
re especially interested, write me. '
R. K. CONRAD.
I 1... ???n? II...III. L< r*
* *?i?? iutv^uuucna\ uiv, n, v.. |
I
MONET TO LOAN
AN good Real Estate securit/ at 7
' per cent lntereat
2 t.f. J. A. MARION", Attorney .
VWVWWWWWWWWWWW
PREMIUMS TO ENQU
:o
REVISED OFFER TO T
AND PAY SUB
:o
TRIE WAR INDUSTRIES HOARD
1 OF THE RESTRICTIONS tha
the time of the publication of The
it gives us pleasure to be able to rei
liberal offers to Clubmakers.
The price of a Single Subscript
year is 82.50.
The price when Returned thr
February I, 1019, Is $2.25.
OFFER TO CL
We have the following liberal c
all conditioned on the same rules a
"ing, including the following:
CLUBMAKERS may return names
ing that the Clubmaltcr is responsible for
I>er week until February 1, 1919.
ALL NAMES MUST BE PAID FOl
KUARY. 1, 1919.
FIRST PREMIU
For the LARGEST CLUB wo will r
SECOND PREMI1
For the Second Largest Club wc wil
Third Premium, 115
For the Third Largest Club we wil
at $30.00.
TWO 42-PIECE I)
For the Fourth Largest Club we wil
together at $25.00.
TWENTY DO
For the Fifth Largest Club we will
FORTY-TWO I'IFX
For the Sixth Largest Club wc wil
$12.50.
SAME AS
For the Seventh Largest Club wc wi
$12.50 Cash.
TEX DULtGAl'
For the Eighth Largest Club we wil
EIGHT DOLLA.
For the Ninth Largest Club we will i
OTHER Pi
I FOR FIVE NAMES?Three-Bladed 1
I the handle, worth $1.50.
FOR SIX NAMES?Chicago Auto mi
FOR EIGHT NAMES?Willard Sell
Four-Bladed Pocket Knile. with name and
FOR TEN NAMES?Year's Subscri
I Willard Self-Filling Fountain Pen, that i
FOR FIFTEEN NAMES?A Thirty-*
FOR TWENTY-FIVE NAMES-A 1
| at <12.50.
I For a less number than FIVE NAi
COMMISSION on ail names over and abc
of Premiums mentioned above.
THIS IS IM
Please remember. That aader ne ell
the paper for LESS than the Subscription ]
The PabUshers art boand not to trtolate th
NEW SUBS'
It was not admissible on December I
SUBSCRIBERS THE PAPER FROM THE
UARY. 1920, FOR THE PRICE OF A YEJ
to renew this offer to New Subscribers.
AND REME&
It is bat a short time antil FEBRU.
I75.H and J50.M are to be won In a
Sand names in as fast as you get t
L. M. GRIST'S &
YORKYTLLE .
IAKE i
FLOUR |
I
[RST-CLASS SHAPE FOR
: NEW CROP. J
j
jccn thoroughly overnauled,
first-class condition, and all ^
piacea wuii ?\ ew uiit-s. %
..LKR who knows liis busi- ?
ABSOI.ITE SAT1SFAC- J
they send xireir wheat by ?
r they come in person. "
NE GRIND CORN TOO. ?
d \w Grind It As It Ought v
o Be Ground.
r Flouring Mill is on the Oil ?
dill Ground, but entirely
eparate. I
N OIL COMPANY" 5
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
tiiiiiuil >!? ? !iiiir l(> lie Held on liiiiun
ry U, 1919.
OritSIWNT to Statute. notice Is
hereby gi\eit to whom it may
oneern. th:it the ANNUAL MI-.'KTX<!
of the founty Hoard ot Commisloners
of York County, will IIp-ld
u the Ofilcc of the County Sn|?ervisir
in the Courthouse, on THURSDAY.
AXUAKY 9TH, 1919. eomitleniing at
0 oVloeli a. ni.
Under Section 993 of the Civil Code,
ill claims against the county not preiously
presented, must l>e tiled with
lie Clerk of the Hoard on or l>efor>
anuar.v 1, 1919. and h?d?h rs of claims
rill take notice that it the same are
lot presented and "tiled during tin
etir in which they are contraeted. or
he year following, such claims will
>e forever barred.
All chiitus against York county
mist he itemized, ami tie y must !?
ceotilpanied hy affidavits of the
laimants settimr forth that the sever1
amounts claimed are just, true,
lite and owing:, and that no part tle reif
has been paid hy discount or otherwise.
All persons authorized hv law to
dminister oaths, are required to proi.'iti
claim:' against the county free of
ha rpe.
Hv order of the Hoard.
THOMAS \V. HOY P. Supervisor,
innie I.. Wallace Clerk.
Dec. ?. 191S 9S .rd
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
County of York.
COURT OF COKMON PLEAS
W. O. Hughes, Plaintiff,
against
'. P. Hambrlght, Pefendant.?Summons
for Relief?(Complaint Filed),
'o the Defendant Above Named:
L^OU are hereby summoned and re"
quired to answer the Complaint in
this action, which has this day
een filed in the Oftlce of the Clerk of
'ourt of Common Pleas for the said
'ounty, and to serve a copy of .your
inswer to the said oj Uie
subscribers at "ilielF office," First Natl
Hank Building; York, S. C? within
twenty days after the service hereof
exclusive of the day of such service
and if you fail to answer the Com
plaint within the time aforesaid, tin
plaintiff In this action will apply to tin
Court for the relief demanded in tin
Complaint.
HART & HART.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dated October 31st, A. D., 191V
Nov. 38?96 f 6t
IRER CLUBMAKERS j
HOSE WHO RETURN i
SCRIPTIONS. i
i lf.\VIN<; WITHDRAWN SOME ]
t were resting on newspapers at i
Enquirer's Prospectus for 1!'19, i
lurn in a measure to our old time 1
ion to THK ENQUIRER for one ]
ougli a ('lul)iuakcr and )>al<l by I
UBMAKERS
flfers to make to f'LriiMAKIIItS, J
nd regulations heretofore obtain- ,
as they get them, with the understand- I
each subscription at the rate of f> cents I
It before 6.00 P. M., 8ATCRDAY. FEB- ]
M, $75.00 CASH
>ay SEVENTY-FIVE DOLLARS. CASH. ]
CM, $50.00 CASH
I pay FIFTY DOLLARS. CASH.
1-Piece Dinner Set
I give one 112-Picee Dinner Set. valued (
INNER SETS
I give Two 42-Piece Dinner Sets, valued |
LLARS CASH J
give TWENTY DOLLARS. CASH.
'E DIN.NEK SI7T \
I give a 42-piece Dinner Set. valued at I
ABOVE
ill (five a 42-Piece Dinner Set, valued a' 1
LS IX CASH I
I give Ten Dollars in Cash.
HS IX CASH I
live Eight Dollars in Cash.
REMIUMS
Pocket Knife, with name and address in |
I
itic Pencil Sharpener, worth <1.50. J
'-Filling Fountain Pen, wjrth $2.00. or I
address in the handle, worth $2.00.
ption to The Yorkville Enquirer, or a .
retails at $3.00. i
line Piece Dinner Set. valued at $7.00.
Forty-two Piece Dinner Set that retails I
I
!ES, Cash Commission, and also CASH (
ive the number necessary to secure any |
PORTANT
enmstanres mast the Subscriber receive
Price advertised for Clabs, $2.25 a Year. j
is rale. (
CRIPTIONS
l. but is admissible now, to GIVE NEW i
TIME THE PAPER STARTS TO JAN- '
UTS SUBSCRIPTION, and we are clad
EBER THIS
tRT 1ST. and these Urge Premiami ef
bort shrift.
hem to
IONS, Publishers,
- - s. o.
Enquirer Clubmakers I
I'nttl February 1, 1919. the price of ;"2G
The Yorkville Enquirer in club*, l? vljl
J 225 a year. After that date the pr^j? | yBi
will be $2.50 a year. sSubeerii^^x
whose subscriptions expire after K?.oruary
1. ntay have the benefit of th#
Club Kate by paying the subscription
price over to a ciuomuKer ueiore mar . jgs
d.itc. No Clubtnaker la authorized to ':1|
receive an annual aubacription for Icaa ^Kp
than *2.25. Any of the following will '
send in nanus ut the price stated, pro- *83
vided the amount la paid on or before
! February l, 1919: ;!jr?
Mis. \\\ 1,. Adams No. ??. Vorkville s||
I.Miss Nellie Allison ltock Hill |g
[Mrs. J. K. Adams. No. 2 Clover
(Miss Dell Alexander Yorkville -M
a. Uarnett . ltock 11111
jj. II Hlglutm Share n oB.-fe
I.I. W. Itankliead Lowryvllle
J Sllss l?ottle lt.irnes _ CuthrioiwUlo
u. ,\. Ilarrett Clover I
IW. I>. llankhend No. 1 Sharon \.
Mrs. S. I.. Itlail' No. 1. Sharon
1?. II. Harry ... Kbenezer ^
| Miss Nannie Harnett* Vorkville ^
| Miss Maggie ltolin . No. 2. Vorkville Xfl
Kinilx C. Itoyd No. S Yorkville J?
I Mrs. I. I', lloyd No. 7 Vorkville
j Claud Hums No. 1 Yorkville MtJ
! .lames Higger No. 4 Yorkville
| la on Castles Smyrna 3-Sj
A. U. Clark No. 1 Yorkville 3*
Miss Margaret Clark ...Yorkvlllo -tik
Mrs. It. A. Carroll Yorkville gg
I I' l'ccca Carroll ...No. 1 Sharon x?l
W. II. Crook . Fort Mill :;ft
Mis. I.. I.. Ihiwdli' Hullock's Croek ;<g5j
Miss Kthcl l)eas No. 3 Clover |g
S. Dixon, ip. c.) No. 2 Vorkville |B
J. S. Duiilap No. 5 ltock Hill aS
K. M. Dickson No. 5 Yorkville
i Hold. Davidson No. 3 Yorkville
Frank Ikignall Hickory Crove
Mi s. M. C. I inula i> ltock Hill Hf
i. F. Ford No. t. Clover |H
I.. Ferguson Yorkvlllo
Mrs. W. K. Feeiuster . McConnellsvllle ' .tsjjj
.1. S. I'lasscock No. 1 Catawba
Sam M. <i11st Yorkvlllo dsjj
<'I, i. t Irani Yorkville
Miss Itlanchc Clcnn Clover . .;jgg
Mix. M. K. Heritor *" s Yorkvllle
Miss Yiruinia Harper No. s Yoik^g^^ .
ICtH'k
Mrs. J. II. Howell n:...
No. I, Hickory Grove ^HgS
I*. |?. llnpjN-r (.'lover H
T. .1. ll<>|t|HT No. 0 Yorkvllle , "2?g
Miss Mary limy No. 6 Itock Hill ?|?
W. I'. Jackson No. 7 Yorkvllle
Miss Itcna Jenkins No. 1 Sharon
Mrs. Walter Morrison Yorkvllle
Miss Mary Jackson Newport >M
Mrs. W. \\\ Jackson ....No. ?! Yorkvllle S3
Mrs. i*. I.. Kenncily Sbr " . ^B??
(!. \V. Knox ... jt / 33
lir|i|'Kla l*uws Yo^e f
IS. K. I.OVC No. 8 YoB ' wj
J. Stanlio|N> Love Yo
Harry Miller No. t> V >iV^ShBBb
J. J. McSwain York\dH?^^^(fesj5K?
G A. MeOnrter . No. 4 ("lover
Miss Sallle Mc('oiinc||..Mc('onne|lsville sgj
J. M. Mitchel No. 1 Yorkvllle
Miss Mary Mcl-'arland ..No. 4 Yorkvllle ;-||l
Miss Grizzle Mtillinux, No. 2. Kind's ?||
....(.'roel^. 'B?|
Mrs. J. A. Moloney No. 2 Slinro^B ^B3>|
Miss Mario Moon No. .1 Yorkvllt^B . vS
Joseph |{. Moss No. 3 Yorkvllh^* Js
J. IS. Matthews No. 4 Hock Hill ,|2a|
Mrs. T. C. MeKnlyrht No. 2 Sharon ~gH
Mrs. J. IS. Mlekle McComllsvllle ?2
W. A. Nichols No. 2 Smyrna $3*
I.. ';. Nunn Hock lilil igs
Itrleo X. 11 No. 0 Yorkvllle
Mrs. K. ! '. Oaten No. 2 Yoikvllle JW
Mil in I'oplin l-'ilhert ^
Lei I i;!1 \ No. I ("lover B^KgS
Mrs. J. S. l'laxieo No. 1 Sharon M
S 1 I "ii rsley N< 1 Yorkvllle
I trice Qulnn Hmyrm
Miss Matiiie Hoherts Yorkvllle "JS
Mrs. T. II. Illddlc No. 2 ("lover |S
Mrs. \V. II. Kohinson ...No. 6 Yorkvllle
Allen Itoblnaon No. l Yorkvlllo M
Miss Made Hanisey, No. 2 Hickory *4
....Grove ?
J. I*'. A. Smith No. 1 Yorkvlllo 2
II. A. Hhcrer - Sharon &
Julia Shercr Yorkvllle
Willie Sherer No. 1 Sharon
lliiph Sherer No. 1 Sharon
J. A. Shillin?rlaw No. 2 Sharon ^B?J.
I". SlfTord ("lover ^B
Mrs. J. M. Smith ("lover .'jx
Jepiha. Smith ?. Yrjftvllle
. ISflst 1*1 ai rstiilllinjlnw No. 7, Yorkvllle * ?
11 J. K. SeojTKlns Hock Hill
, I::111>m stroup Mnymtt -v
Miss Kdna Thomas ....No. 1 Rock Hill i
. i:. J. Williams No. 4 Clover -y
. t'J. W. Whltesidcs Sharon . ^
Miss Maggie \Voo?l . . Clover
. Wrnl?- Watson Hickory 'irovo ,.]*
Jeff P. Whiteside*,. No. 2 Hickory %
< irovo QH
W. M .Wallace No. 1 Smyrna i
W. W. Wyatt Smyrna
A. C. White King's Creek
f^uav Whiteside* Fllhert
I. Willlfonl No. 2. Hock Hill
, Miss F'ihIo Wood '"lover
Miss l.izzlc Wood ... No. 3 Clover
| Miss Stillie Wood Cannon Mill
| Miss l^iulse Youngldood No. 2.
.Yorkvllle
i Mrs. T. I*. Youngldood ;
| No. 6 Yorkvllle
| Cluhmakers are advised that they
! are not required to send cash with the is
j names. Names may be returned as
| formerly, and must be paid for on or vH
I before February 1. 1919.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
COMPANY
TRAIN SCHEDULES
YORK, S. C. K
Corrected to August 1st, 1918, htSkux0 i
ul*5 figures are subject to cliange ~
without notice and are not guaran.
teed.
WEST BOUND
No. 117 No. 11S No. 36
Lv. Rock Hill ___ 7.36pm 4.46pm 3.00am
Ar. York .................. 8.10pm 6.18pm 8.33am
Ar. Blackaburg 6.20pm 7.40am
Lv. Blaeksburg 6.30pm 9.16am
Ar. Rutherfordton.. 8.60pm 11.06am
Ar. Marion 12.10pm
east bound
No. 36 No. 114 No. 118
Lv. Marion 4.40pm
Lv. Rutberfordton .. 6.60pm 6.36am
Ar. Blacksburg ?? 7.66pm 7.36am
Lv. Biacksborg 8.06pm 9.20am ?
Lv. York ..._. 9.16pm. 10.30am 6.40am
Ar. Rock Hill 9.60pm 11.06am 7.16am
Trains Nob. 36, 36, 113 and 114, con*
with main llnA tralna at Rlflckfl
burg; to and from points North and
South.
N'oa 35 and 36 connect with trains
at Marlon to and from Ashevllle and
I points East and West
I Nos. 117, 118, 35 and 114 connect at
j Rock Hill with trains to and from
Charlotte and Columbia.
For more detailed Information, apI
ply tc Local Agents. i
i w. e. mcge? s. h. Mclean.
I .
I PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
JOHN R. HART jj
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR W $?
AT LAW. W?
Prompt and Careful Attention to All |
Business Undertaken.
Telephone No. 69. YORK, 8. C.
76 f.t It
J. S. BRICE
Attorney At Law.
Prompt Attention to all Legal
W
uBintsw 01 w n*lever nature.
Office Opposite Coorthooae.
DR. WM. M. KENNEDY i
? DENTAL SURGEON ?
Offic? on Second Floor of tho Wylio vj
Building.
Telophono?Office. 9?; Raaldenco 1M
'P.
MONET TO LOAN . '
AT Seven Per Cent, on First MortA
case on approved Real Estate.
THOS. F. HcDOW. WMt
M i\