Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1884-07-24

II. Nj. DOBSON.
WHAT WAS THE MATTER ?
ssNN ELL, Old Chap, as ! did not hear from
w you last week, I Isupposed thatsomething
must be the matter, as you are alWaysso prompt,
and must confess that felt little lost, as that
is generally the first thing look for in the EN-
QUIRER, but I looked in vain last week. What
was up, Old Chap?"
"Wel, sir, you know, suppose, without tell
ing, that it was pretty warm and the Old Chap
was kept
Pretty Busy Selling Goods,
AS he had nice trade last week, and when not
selling was engaged in marking down the prices
of certain lines Of goods to sell at and some of
them below cost. The Old Chap marked down
one lot of Clothing, to close out,
AT 25 PER CENT. BELOW COST,
MI
must and shall be sold. They must change own
ers at some price. So II you want any cheap
Clothing, do not failto calland see the Old Chap
and his cheap goods, and it will certainly pay
you. The Old Chap is offering Big Bargains In
Certain lines of goods, to close out and make
room for Fall Stock. Our beautiful Muslins at 5
cents are almost gone. They were the prettiest
and
The Best in York for the Price.
The Old Chap has just received some of the pref
tiest Pocket Knives to be found in York. A nice
line of fancy Knives for young men and ladies.
Also, Pruning Knives for pruning trees and cut
ting binds on wheat and oats. Also, Rim Locks
Augers, Bits and Braces. The Old Chap has few
Satchels and Valises left, which he would like to
exchange
FOR A FEW GREENBACKS.
The Old Chap received this week, an assortment
of Todd's Government Ink in quarts pints and
half pints, which is considered the best Ink in
use. Call and buy bottle. The Old Chap has a
good assortment of Kerr's Thread, which is con-
sidered to be as good, if not better, than Coats,
and the spool is better arranged to run on Ma
chimes than Coats The Old Chap has sent out a
great many Spools to his friends in the country
which he hopes they will try, and see for them
selves. The Old Chap is
Offering Big Bargains in Millinery,
Such as Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats for ladies,
Laces, Ties, Ribbons, Hosiery and everythlng1n
the Millinery line for the Old Chap is hard up for
money and you can get Bargains in his Millinery
Department sure. Don't take his word for it,
but come and see. The Old Chap wants to remind
his friends
THAT THE 26TH OF AUGUST
Is near at hand, and on that day he will give
away one hundred dollars worth Of goods, viz.
One fine Buggy, worth S65.00; one Singer Sewing
Machine worth S25.O0, and one Silver Watch,
worth $1,000, making in all one hundred dollars
worth. Hewould also remind every person that
for every two dollars worth bought from him
he gives chance at
The Buggy, Sewing Machine and Watch.
Remember also. that the person who got the Ma
chine last year had only one chance while many
others had quite number of chances. Would
advise every person TO get one chance, any way,
before the time runs out, as that one chance
might get you
A NICE BUGGY WORTH 800.
So don't let the time pass by without getting
chance. 1t does not cost you anything. You
get the full value ofy your money and your chance
thrown in. Now do not forget that August Goth
is the day, and 1t will turn up, so do not let
the opportunity pass without taking chance at
the Buggy, Watch and Sewing Machine. The
Old Chap sells
The Singer for $25.OO,
The Household and White for $4,000 to $500.
High arm and light running machines. No bet
ter Machine made for the money. Just think OF
Singer Machine warranted for 5 years for 5.OO.
1t is now within the reach of almost any person.
DRESS MAKING.
Mrs. DOBSON'S Dress Making Department is
pretty well worked out. Persons