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SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS.

The Hammett Gold Mine near Cowpens,
Spartanburg county, is making good yield.
There was slight fall of snow near Lam
caster last Friday night. Va T.
The Richmond and Columbia Railroad
will be completed to CheraW by.September
18th.
-Jas. n. Lipscomb, Master. of the State
Grange of South Carolina, has issued an ap-
peal to the members of that order in behalf
of the sufferers by the cyclone.
- The name Of Col. John T. Sloan, Sem,
is announced by his authority as a candi-
date for the nomination of Secretary OF
State. .."~.
Col. f. B. c.. Cash has sold his place on
the Pee Dee and thinks of purchasing land
in Laurens county, with view to making
that PLACE his home. ,,,..~-
A. postofffce has been established at Fair
Forest, in Spartanburg county, on the Air
Line Railroad, with Mrs. T. NJ. Diseker as
postmistress. ,-r,.-... ....I .. Z
-;B.W. Bobo, a white train hand on the
Spartanbrrg, Union and Columbia Railroad,
was killed by falling, from freight tram
near Strothers last Thursday night. .
- The Barnwell Sentinel says: "One of the
darkeys who left here recently with num-
ber of Others to work on Florida railroad
SdVuIu ONCulhS . eAAoA
oughly sick of the job. He says that many
Others feel the same way, but are unable to
get back, and that they are working tor
barely enough to live upon" ;"
A negro by the name of Frank Jamison
stabbed and killed another negro by the
name of Suber near Goldville, Laurens
county, last Thursday night. Itseems that
Suber had eloped with Jamison's daughter
and married her. When Jamison next saw
Suber he attacked him with knife and kill
ed him almost instantly. Jamlson has 1ed
and is still at large. -....
Mr. Matthias Wicker, a highly respect
ed citizen about sixty years OLD, was struck
by a freight train last Saturday afternoon
near his home at Prosperity, Newberry
county. The accident occurred whilst he
was walking against the wind on the track:
Every effort was made to stop the train but
without success. He died shortly after the
accident occurred.
= Warrants have been issued on the afida-
Wits of Il. G. Moody, Esq, and others against
lack Pearson, EnOs Powell and James Ad-
ans for perjury in the election cases from
Marion county, tried in the United States
Court at Columbia The first preliminary
examination was held before United States
Commissioner Smith at Florence last Thurs
day, and the defendant, Enos Powell, was
bound over to appear for trial at the next
term of the United States Court. The other
defendants have not yet been arrested.
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CTILL in the ring, and you can bet your bot
- tom dollar he will remain there.
Dry Goods, Groceries, General Merchandise
Bacon, Bacon, at JOHN MAYS, Sandersville,
S. c.
Sugars, Sugars, at JOIN MAY Jr. $ GROCERY,
Sandersvile, S. G.
Soda, Soap, Starch and Molasses, at JOHN
MAY, Jr.'s Grocery, Sandersville, S. c.
O, HOW CHEAP! o, HOW CHEAP!
Mrs Jones, you have no idea what nice pair
Of Shoes you can buy at JOHN NAY, Jr.' 8 for
Sl.25. Mr.. Jackson brought me a pair and was
surprised, for at Chester they made me pay $50
for Just the same Shoe So 60 yourself and tell
all your sisters, and your cousins, and your aunts
and everybody else to 90 to JOHN NAY, Jr.'s.
He can beat the Jews on Shoes, Dry Goods, and
anything else in his line.
Now to Make a Long Story Short,
JOHN NAY, Jr., promises to give his special
attention to the Store at Sandersvlle, to keep
good stock, and asks not only one but all to help
him, and by that they will help themselves.
Goodbye until the next time.
JOHN MAY, Jr.
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the building Of anew wall, in addition to
the repair of damages already mentioned.
Mrs. Eliza Wherry died at her home, near
Lewis Turn Out, on last Thursday.
Miss Kate Latimer, of our town, died
yesterday afternoon. She was young lady
of many fine qualities. NJ
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NEW GOODS.

NATOODEN Ware and Brooms, Tubs, Pals,
w Washboards, Wooden Spoons at ten cents
each, Wooden and Stone Churns Wood and Tin
Rim Sifters, Wooden Bread Trays, Round Bowls,
Butter Moulds, Rolling Pins, Clocks and Look
ing Glasses. sell lower than all others for the
cash down. Please remember that, for it is the
most important argument in this DISCOURSE
am not able to do a time business, therefore,
must sell strictly for cash. J. NJ. ADAMS.
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BROTHERS
FERTILIZERS.

VATE have entered the Fertilizer arena fully
w equipped in quantity, quality and prices,
either Ammoniated Goods or Bone Phosphates,
for the coming season. Our Ammoniated goods
consist of two well-known brands, Bakers
Standard and Premium Guano, both, as the anal
ysis will show, Of the highest commercial
value. Our Bone Phosphates are also of supe-
rior quality, possessing large per cent of avail
able Phosphoric Acid. Call and see us before
buying and get one of our Fertilizer Books, con-
tanning the analyses of our goods, besides other
valuable information for farmers.
LATT.A BROTHERS..
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WITHERS ADICKF'S.
GROCERIES,.

CKOCEKIES.
NTE think we have the best assortment in
w town. Sugars-Cut Loaf to common
brown. Cotfees-Javas, Rios, etc. Roasted in
packs or loose. Lard-We try to keep the purest
only. Hams, dried Beef, Mackerel. Rice-Bet-
ter than you get everywhere. Grist, Oatmeal,
nutritious and wholesome Buckwheat Flour.
Syrups, Jellies, Vinegar, Canned and fancy Eat
ables generally, largest assortment i'll town.
Spices, Pickles, Flavoring Extracts, Baking
Powders, Condensed Milk, Candies and Crack
Geatine Teas, Soaps, Toilet and Laundry In
digo at cost, by the whole pound ormore. Cheese,
HARDWARE.
A good assortment. See MS when wanting
anything in this way.
CrOckery and Glassware.
Lamps and all parts of same. Something new,
a lamp wick Trimmer-a long felt want supplied.
Have a lot of Yellow Ware very cheap, bought
at Il sacrifice. Baking Dishes, Teapots, ETC., at
Is cents, usual price so cents Window Glass, all
sizes; Putty, etc.
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.
Covered Water Pals, Butter Prints, Dough
Trays and Rollers, Brooms, Brushes, Coffee
Mills, Rat Traps, Tubs, etc, etc. Tin Ware,
Sheet Tin, Solder, etc.
Seed Irish Potatoes,
Onion Sets, Garden, Grass and Flower Seeds.
WANTED-Cow Peas and Corn. Will buy
country produce generally,
Remember where you can get the Etiwan Fer
tilizers. Our sales so far have exceeded our ex-
pectations. Etwan has previously sold much
higher than others, but our prices are reduced
this season.
Our stock is complete in every department. and
we claim to protect our patrons as regards prices
Watch us, weigh, count and measure what you
get from us. WlTHERS ADlCkE1>.
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GARDEN SEEDS.

Y AM in receipt of my usual stock Of Buist's
4 reliable Garden Seeds, which have reputa-
ton equal to any in the world. am selling the
small papers at 2! cents, and the large papers at
) cents. j. NJ. ADAMS.
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ExECUTOR,s NOTICE.

LII persons having claims against the estate
n of Mrs. NANCY r. SCHOOLEY, deceased,
are notified to present the same at once properly
attested Those owing said estate will make
payment to the undersigned.
PERRY FERG GUSON, Executor.
FebruarV 2S 81"
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CALDWELL & DICKSON.
GROCERIES. GROCERIES.

GROCERIES, GROCERIES.
OUCH as Bacon, Flour, Meal, Lard, Sugar, Cof-
= fec Rice Grst Molasses, Cheese, Soap,
Starch, Blueing, Tobacco, Cigars, Cigarettes,
Snuff, Crockery, Glass Ware. Wooden ware I'm
Ware, Stone Ware,
KEROSENE OIL,
Hoes Forks, Spokes, Buggy Shafts. Felloes,
Plows, Hames, Chains, Singletrees, Plow Lines,
and everything kept in General Store
TRY OUR CIDER,
Only ) cents Il glass. ~
CALDWELL e DICKSON.
Enbr,larv Il :, 6ni
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O.. H. O'LEARY.

1851 1854, 1884. 1884.
"APPY New Years Greeting to all my
I'll friends and customers. My sales have so
largely increased during the past year that /
take this opportunity Of returning thanks for
the patronage so literally bestowed, and of tell
ing my friends that l am determined to keep
it up to the present standard, if fair dealing,
good goods, and low prices, will do it.
G.. III, O'LEARY,
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TO COTTON SELLERS

VXTE take this method of informing you that
w our J. n. TORRENCE or j. Il. TILLMAN,
a competent buyer will be located in Yorkville.
the balance of the season, for the purpose of
BUYING COTTON. We think our facilities for
selling Cotton direct to manufacturers and eX,
porters warrant us in saying that we can make 1t
to your interest to give us chance at your cot
ton before selling. We will 60 into the country
and buy lots when parties desire us to do so, and
notify us when they are ready to sell.
Office at r. NJ. Dobson's Store.
g =" 'G'ri-r T,I.. ROSS & TORRENCE,
Gaffney, S. G.
= February % ..,, p D.. u
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WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
q. WALKER. p. S. W
WALKER e. WALL.
'MAlD OF ATHENS"

VTNHIS is the brand Of one Of the most popular
Il five-cent Cigars manufactured. We have
control of the sale of it in this town, and re-
spectfully ask smokers and lovers Of the weed
to give it trial. WALKER e WALL.
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L. LOWRY SMITH

L. LOWRY SMITH
4 SKIS your attention to our large and well-se-
"A lected stock of fresh Groceries, to which we
are daily making additions, and we offer you as
cheap as the cheapest, the following, viz:
HAMS, HAMS, HAMS, HAMS.
The celebrated Baltimore Hams, from P. II.
Georges. Also, some nice, sweet and juicy
Break fast Strips at l21 cents per pound
Lard. Lard. Lard. Lard,
Of the very best quality. None of your cheap
cotton seed stuff. Choice Carolina Rice.
SUGAR. COFFEE AND TEAS,
Soda and Sweet Crackers and full stock of stick
and fancy Candies and new crop New Orleans
Molasses.
CIGARS. CIGARS. CIGARS. CIGARS,
have on hand Il line of the best Cigars ever
brought to this market for the prices: The cele-
brated Baltimore Excelsior Cigar, 6 for % cents,
and the Sunshine, for % cents. These cigars
were bought in lots of 10 900, for cash, and we
can sell them as cheap rs the JobberS. Come and
try them is all we ask for Won to be convinced.
TOBACCO. TOBACCO, TOBACCO.
handle n. D. Sullivan's Free and Easy Il.
C. D.. and c. & ID. brands, which we consider the
best in market.
have also Just received full and well-select-
ed stock of Crockery and Glassware, comprising
h inn oil fnr in
HARDWARE. HARDWARE.
Axes, Shoves, Forks, Scythes, Grain Cradles,
Trace Chains and Locks y full line OF Table
Cutlery, Knives and Forks, and many other ar
ticles too numerous to mention. Nails, Horse
and Mule Shoes, &c, dc.
POTATOES. POTATOES.
We have nice assortment of Potatoes Early
Rose, Early Goodrich and Pink Eye.
D. NJ. Ferry's Garden Seeds.
Wood and Willow Ware, Cedar Buckets, Wa
ter Buckets, Well Buckets Churns, &C. Also,
a large stock Of Tin Ware.
Our stock Of Canned Goods is complete and
fresh, and we can offer you everything in that
line, fresh and nice, and as low as anybody.
FLOUR. FLOUR.
No. /. Patent Flour, "Luxury," and choice
Country Flour.
Shore Mackerel in Kits.
In fact, we have everything you can ask for III
well regulated Grocery Store All we ask is
for you to give the Corner Store trial before you
buy. / will satisfy you that will sell you as
cheap as anybody. ~
l.. LOWRY SMITH.
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Spetial Notltes.
An Important Question.

An ImpOrthMt Vuest1OH.
How many times have you suffered from hav-
ing eaten a little too much dinner or supper?
Dvspeptics please answer. One dose OF Nor
man $ Neutralizing Cordial after each meal will
counteract these bad effects. In the treatment Of
indigestion and dyspepsia arising from deficient
gastric secretions it is unsurpassed.
February % 1t
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III. r. ADICKES.
NOTICE

LII parties interested will please take notice
n that the prices given below on School Books
will only last until the lst Of April. After which
date they will be taken off introduction.
EXCHANGE PRICE
Is the price paid by the pupil for the new book,
when corresponding old book of other series is
exchanged. The old book given in exchange
must be Of the same kind and grade as the new
one, but its condition will make no difference in
price.
Is the price paid for new book when 10 old book
is exchanged. These prices are for spot cash.
Any book sold without the cash will be charged
at regular retail price.
Readers.
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HUNTER & OATES.

At the Mammoth,
WEST Liberty.
Bargains ! Bargains ! Bargains!
1T is no use to say what we are doing. Those
I who have been in to see and heard of our
low prices for good reliable merchandise, are
the only ones who know what can he done at our
house. We will continue to keep our Bargain
Counters loaded with a nice assortment OF goods
and bargains at the following low prices Win
ter Clothinga at almost any price You want Come
and see u.s.
THE BEST BARGAINS IN YORK.
To offer goods at cost IS not what we mean as it
docs not 60 far enough. So we have placed on
our Bargain counters the following goods and
prices:
\ lot of Pique at ct cents.
4 lot Of Calicoes-dark and light-at cents.
Linen Towels worth 35 cents, mt 25 cents.
Linen Towels worth S1.00, at GO cents.
Bamoral Skirts worth $3.50, at $500.
Balmoral Skirts worth $l.65 at 81.
Balmoral Skirts worth s. cents, at so cents.
Shawls worth $3.50, at $780,
Shawls worth $3.50, at Sl65.
few pairs of colored Blankets at 75c. and Sl.4O.
% Bunches of Yarn-6. and 1O--at s5 cents.
a large assortment Of Dress Buttons at cents
per dozen.
Still few Cloaks left at 80 cents OH the Sl.OO.
\ lot of ladies' Linen Collars at p cents.
\ lot Of ladies' Linen Cuffs at 10 and ID cents.
4 few pairs Of gents Undervests very cheap.
\ lot of heavy Boots that we do not want to
carry over, and will sell at $500, worth $3.50 and
$500.
Remnants of Dress Goods at Lowest Prices.
A Job lot of Mems Hats. cheap.
Ladies' Kid Gloves spring shades, worth Sl.OO
at 80 cents.
Ladies' black Kid Gloves, worth Sl.25 at Is
cents
2dozen ladies' trimmed Hats, Fall and Winter,
at q sacrifice.
A job lot of Ribbons and Ruffs at half price to
close out. Come and see us, and do not forget
your pocket-book. 1t goes long ways in the
above
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Chewing TObaccOs.

Dixie, Lucy Hinton, Wedding Cake, Old Chap
and other brands, which he is selling as low as
the lowest. Remember DOBSON'S is headquar-
ters for
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CANNED GOODS.

VXTE have choice stock Of Canned Goods,
w including all articles canned for this mar
ket Our goods are fresh and warranted gen.
uine. Attention is called to our Canned Mack
erel, which is nice and convenient.
WALKER Il WALL.
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II. M. DOBSON.
OVER COATS, CLOAKS AND DOLMANS.

OVER-COATS, CLOAKS AND DOIMANS.
''GooD Morning, Old Chap, how are you to-
"Well, my friend, am rather sick
"Well, sir, what seems to be the matter?'
'Well, sir am sick over Il lot Of Over-Coats,
Domans and Cloaks, especially on Pelices and
Cloaks. AS to Over-Coats, we will get pretty
week, and think we will get some more off this
week, if it keeps COOL I am not asking
More than Cost for Over-COats,
And sometimes take even less than cost. Any
person wanting to buy an Over-Coat, the Ola
Chaps is the place.
"Well. what about Dolmans and Cloaks?"
II certainly have no price on them-just take
what I can get and thank You too. If any lady
in York county wants a ....-.v
PELICE, DOLMAN OR CLOAK,
She never will, hope, be able to buy one as
cheap, while she lives, as the Old Chap Will sell
her now, or any time during the month OF March,
and the Old Chap has some nice ohes--too nice
to keep in store until next Fall. Don some
lady want oneHo cheap as never was before? The
Old Chap is selling Tinware and Crockery very
cheap this season. He also keeps nice line of
Chewing TobaccOs.
Dixie, Lucy Hinton, Wedding Cake, Old Chap
and other brands, which he is selling as low as
the lowest Remember DOBSON'S is headquar-
terS for
HARDWARE OF ALL KINDS.
Tickings-If you do not want your feathers
wasted, come and see the Old Chap. as ne has as
Millinery.
Mrs. DOBSON has Just received few Spring
Hats, so the ladies can see the styles. She says
they are pretty. The Old Chap is silent on that
question. One thing the Old Chap can venture
is, they look quite cool. Mrs. DOBsON
VIII be in New York Soon.
And will bring home the incest stock of Millin-
ery ever seen in Yorkvile Don't take the Old
Chaps word. Just come, see and buy and get
chances at the
Buggy, Sewing Machine and Watch.
Remember for every $500 worth bought the Old
Chap gives a chance free.
ANOTHER IMPORTANT FACT
That the Old Chap wants remembered is, that he
must have some small change to buy goods with
in New York, and will be very thankful to eX-
change last years
Accounts for Money.
Please bear this in mind. Remember, DOBSON
will sell you
WINTER GOODS,
During the month of March, cheaper than any
one. Come, see and be convinced.
r. NJ. DOBSON,
Leader in Millinery and Dress Making
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w. G.. LATlMER.
IN MILLINERY.

WYE are now offering special inducements in
w all kinds of Millinery, as we intend to
place the largest and best assorted stock this
season that has ever been shown in this market,
and must have room for it. &c if you have little
spare cash and need anything in the way of Silks,
Ribbons, Satins, Laces, EmbroMeries, Under
wear, or anything else kept in trst-class Mil
linery Store, you can get it almost at your own
figures.
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Middling, 10: Middling, ~ to 81; Low Middling,
81 to %.
CHARLOTTE, February 25.-Cotton 81 to 10.
CHARLESTON, February 25.-Cotton firm !;
middling, l0l.
NEW YORK, February 25-Cotton quiet; up
lands l02. Futures closed dull, with sales of s3,-
600 bales as follows: February 1854 to 1896;
March 1895 to 1885, April 1904 to 1925; May
l1lG to ILL; June ll.23 to ll.24; July ll.33 to
ll.34; August LAB; September ILL to lib; Oc-
tober 1911 to 1913: November 1861 to 1862;
December 1861 to 1868.
Comparative Cotton Statement.
NEW YORK. February 2'.-The following is
the comparative cotton statement for the week
ending February % 1884. 1888
Receipts at all ports forth week. 6O955 l29, 500
Total receipts to this date.........4 3O, 10 $50
Exports for week 107 OIL S3,742
Total exports to date S37 04 100 $50
Stock at all l.. 5. portS.......... gl,5 953,037
Stock at all interior towns...... l2S,409 l53 $50
stock at Liverpool 97 900 960, 600
American for Great Britain...... 326.OO0 2OS,OO
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SADDLES AND HARNESS.

II AM determined in this line also to lead in
y prices and quality, so you will find full line
of everything kept in a tirst-class establishment
of this kind of goods, at e. H. OLEARI'S.
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CHEEsE AND CRACKERS.

II KEEP the best Cream Cheese in Yorkville.
Candy, Coal Oil, and the best Oil Can in the
market 1t is made of glass and warranted not
Tomatoes, Peaches, Oysters, Salmon, Sardines,
Pickles Pepper Sauce Black Pepper, Spice,
Gloves, Cinnamon Bark Tobacco, Snuff, Cigars.
Candles, Stove Polish, Shoe Backing.
Look out for my new advertisement next
week, and don't you forget it.
J. NJ. ADAMS, the Tin and Stove Man,
Yorkville, $. c.
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NOTTCE TO TRESPASSERS,

NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS.
LII persons are hereby warned against hunt
"A ing, fishing cutting timber, carrying torches,
passing over the lands or otherwise trespassIing I
upon the premises of the undersigned, as the law
will be rigidly enforced, to its fullest extent
against all who disregard this notice.
y Mrs n. B. BIGGERS.
February % 81
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HARDWARE OF ALL KINDS.

Tickings-If you do not want your feathers
wasted, come and see the Old Chap. as he has as
good as can be found, in single and double width.
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OTHER GOODS.

GUGARS, of all grades; Candies in full assort-
y ment; Tnware Crockery, Flour, Bacon,
Lard, Hams. and everything usually kept in
irst-class Grocery Store, which will be sold as
low as the same quality of goods can be bought
in this or any ncighborng market.
WALKER Il WALL.
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NO BLOW. PLAIN FACTS {!

VTOU can get No. DIAMOND ROCK coon
I Stove with 20 pieces and feet OF pipe at
j. NJ. ADAMS Store for S25. 90 cash.
You can get No. COLUMBIA COOK Stove
with 90 pieces and feet Of pipe at j. NJ. ADAMS
store for $1,000 cash.
You can get No. GOLDEN HARVEST
Cook Stove, with 90 pieces, and feet of pipe, at
j. NJ. ADAMS Store, for S25 cash.
You can get No. COLUMBIA Cooking
Stove, at J. NJ. ADAMS Store, for SIT cash.
You can get nice red Cedar Water Bucket at
J. NJ ADAMS Store, for IS cents, cash.
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THURRER,S COFFEE.

WYE sell this popular brand of Coffee-Thur-
w ber's No. 3d. roasted full stock of un-
roasted coffee on hand.
WALKER Il WALL
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:finantial AMI Commercial.

.... YOrkyille Market.
REPORTED BY RIDDLE 4 PEGRAM.
S. c., February 27.-The fol-
wing are the quotations Of Cotton in this mar
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LOW PRICES.

LOW PRICES.
4 job lot of Embroidery and Everlasting Trim
ming. We will make the price suit if you want
to buy.
Goods sold at our Bargain Counters, at the
aforementioned low prices,
Must be Cash.
We are offering our Clothing and Over-Coats Mt
the lowest prices To close them, we meet COM
petition in prices. u,,e,
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NOU will find at G.. II. O'Leary's everything
\ in the way Of furniture that you can ask
for. There are Book Cases, Secretaries, Lounges,
Wardrobes and Chairs of all grades and prices:
Pictures, costly and cheap, engravings and
chromos. Almost every freight train brings
new goods. &. III. OLEARI.
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CUANO.

am still agent for the celebrated Merryman
Dissolved Bone, which is acknowledged to he the
highest grade Fertilizer in the market, and will
he sold at the same price as lower grades; also a
lot Of pure Bone Sulphuric Acid that is equal to
any common grade Guano and can be bought
for less money. Alarge supply of German Kahn
it as cheap as it can be found.
| Am Still Paying 10 cents Cash
Per bushel for Cotton Seed.
W. G. LATIMER.
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KITCHEN FURNITURE.
IN FACT

CIN different patterns of cooking stoves and
- three sizes Of heating stoves at
G.. II. O'LEARY'S.
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JOHN MAY, JR.,

February 2s
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1884-02-28

She never will, hope, be able to buy one as
cheap. while she lives, as the Old Chap will sell
her now, or any time during the month of March,
and the Old Chap has some nice ohes--too nice
to keep in store until next Fall. Don't some
lady want onetso cheap as never was before! The
Old Chap is selling Tinware and Crockery very
cheap this season. He also keeps nice line of