Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1883-06-21
II. M. DOBSON.

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A Good Offer
"7ELL, Aunt Jane, what about that gift that
w I have heard 80 much talk about this fast
week?
Why, Miss Sue, it is splendid
SINGER MACHINE
That the Old Chap, T. NJ. DoBsoN, is going to
give some lucky one on August IA.
What do you mean about lucky One9
Why, the one who draws it,
Well. Aunt Jane,
How Much For A Ticket?
Nothing at ALL ALI you will have to do will be
to buy two (2) dollars worth of goods from him,
pay cash for them, write your name in his book
and get your number. If that number is drawn
from the hat on the 18th of August, you will got
the Machine
Well, I am going right now, and buy me Hat
and pair Of Shoes and
GET TWO CHANCES AT 1T.
1t is one Of the cleverest offers I heard of.
have heard great many ladies say they were
going to buy all their goods there until the l4th OF
August, and get chances at that nice Machine.
Then he says if you do not want the Machine, he
will buy itfrom you and give you S25. 90 worth Of
goods at cash prices. Such q clever offer never
has been made in Yorkville before. That man
DObsOn is Always Ahead
In the Mercantile Line. I have been around a
good deal last week, and almost every person l
hear speak of it, say they are going to take
chance as it does not cost anything to do so, and
you get your goods at lowest cash prices, any
way. learn that the first day his books were
open ten chances were taken, and very few peo-
pie knew anything about it. He gives you GO
days, and you can take just as many chances as
you like during that time. ALI you have to do is
to buy 200 worth and pay the cash for it and
Get A CHANCE.
Why such clever thing as that is bound to take
we'll. Anything that costs you nothing and Is
worth S2500, is the biggest thing out. Such a
thing was never heard Of in York county before,
Such a Grand Gift For Nothing.
Now, Aunt Jane, who do you suppose will get
that Machine?
Well, indeed, that cannot answer, nor can
any one. Every person will have the same
we'll mixed, and little boy who cannot read,
will draw out a number, and that number
GETS THE MACHINE.
The more chances you have at it, the better is
your chance for gettingit. This is no humbug,
buta fair and square thing. DOBSON wishes to
increase his cash sales, and also put the price of
chance so low that almost any one can afford 1t,
and the beauty of it all is, the chance to win a
Machine. does not cost you single thing 1t isa
Free and Voluntary Gift
On the part of the Old Chap T. M. DOBSON,
thing for his friends-some inducements for
them to trade with him. His greatest induce
ment in the past has been, and is still, his low
prices and good Goods. Now he comes boldly to
the front and offers you good goods as cheap as
A $25.OO SEWING MACHINE
Instead of 5-cent Spool of Cotton. If this is
not clever, tell me what is.
Well. Aunt Jane will say that it is very
clever, indeed. DOBSON has always had the
name of blowing his own horn, and he still blows
well but this last blast of his will call to his aid
many who can blow little and some who blow
we'll and long, and am sure that to those who
sound his trumpet ever so little and ever so short
time he will pull his hat and SMILE, and to