Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1884-05-15
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ANOTHER ELEPHANT ON THE TOWN !!
PERFECT PANIC IN PRicEsl
MORE EXCITEMENT THAN THE CINCINNATI RIOT, At J. R.
LINDSAY CO.'S OLD STAND.
The Mercantile World Thrown into a
State Of Excitement.
John R. Ashe the Entire Cause Of 1t!
$40, 200 WORTH OF DRY GOODS TO
BE SOLD AT COST!
Under no Circumstances will any more
be Asked.
Must. will and Shall be sold i'm
the Next so Days.
Must. will and Shall be sold I'm
the Next so Days.

Must. will and Shall be sold i'm
the Next so Days.
WOULD say to the buying community that
T have bought the immense stock of Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Gents Furn-
ishing Goods, Notions and Hardware, lately be-
longing to Messrs J. R. LINDSAY & CO., and
propose to sell in the next thirty days everything
in the interior of that store at startlingly low
prices. This is the time of year when 81 is
worth 100 cents-there is nothing startling in
this expression-butw who, in this broad universe
would not give fifty cents for dollar in gold?
Why, everybody who has the fifty cents, is the
solution of this silly problem. Well, on the
other hand is it any more sensible to pay one
dollar for goods that you can buy of me, during
this great slaughter, for fifty cents? No, not in
this selfish world: it is not business. Friend
ship never prompts it; religion seldom does.
Now, would say by way of explanation, that
these goods are of fashionable styles and of the
very best quality, and must, shall and will be
sold at prices, never before heard of in York
VILE So now with this golden opportunity, fell
low-citizens, supply yourselves at once, with
every thing you need, because it will pay you to
do it; it is the best investment that you can
make. You can make fifty per cent. when the
"usury law only allows you ten.
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!!
have about two hundred suits of clothing to
be sold at COST, for cash, and at regular marked
prices ION time" This Clothing is made by one
of the best and largest clothing houses in Ameri-
ca, and their goods are too well known on this
market to necessitate comment from me. Re-
member that THIRTY DAYS is our "text' and
you must come and make your selections before
it is too late.
SHOES THAT ARE NOBBY.
My high top button boots, for ladies are just
,;,,,1,, ,,,,,+;f,1 r boyo only, a few nairs Of
these and any lady who wishes bargain had
better avail herself of the present slaughter
ing prices. Besides the "High Top button
boots, you will find an immense stock of ladies'
fine shoes and slippers, at prices that will star
tie the Manufacturers. Our Gents Shoes are all
of good style and are to be sold at strictly cost
without discrimination.
SUMMER DRESS GOODS.
Here YOU will find about ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND yards of dress goods of every de-
scription to be slaughtered at sacrifice, and at
prices that are bound to sweep our shelves in the
NEXT THIRTY DAYS. Whole bolts of dress
goods that have never been cut, must 60 too.
Remember, ladies, that this opportunity may
never present itself again and if you may not
need them you can make good investment by
buying and laying them away, because in thir-
ty days don't propose to have one yard of dress
goods in the store. am going to sell them, and
you may guess what that means. Now, avail
yourself of this opportunity, and 60 to J. K.
LINDSAY &CO.'S old stand and let me astonish
YOU with prices that will make you think you
have been swindled in everything you have ever
bought in the Dress Goods line. This is not
idle, nor reckless blowing but stern facts to be
demonstrated by examples at this store. The
reason why I propose to make this great slaugh-
ter, is, that bought the stock at figures that
cannot replace it, and I propose to give the
public part of my speculation. The Manufactu-
rers Of these goods cannot and dare not compete
with the prices at which have marked this en-
tire stock Ihave retained the services of Messrs.
J.R. LINDSAY and JOHN NJ. RAWLINSoN,
who will take special pleasure in waiting on the
buying community, and too will give this store
my special supervision for the next thirty days,
during which time will be glad to see my
friends and give them prices. Now remember
that THIRTY DAYS means THIRTY DAYS.
Now, under the influence Of low prices, to-
gether with good goods, know that this great
slaughter will demoralize my fellow competi-
tors during this grand closing out sale, and will
send thrill of dismay throughout the whole
community. But it cannot be helped, as my
determination is to see how quickly can dis