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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1886-12-22
WITHERS ADICKES.
ANOTHER XMAS

rs approaching, and, as usual, we are well pre-
l pared to cater to the demands Of the season.
| We fully realize the fact that money is scarce,
but we will try to offer sufficient Inducements to
get our share of the holiday traffic. We are very
we'll versed in the demands Of the trade here on
delicacies for the inner man, and expect to show
most complete assortment Of first-class goods az
the lowest prices.
Housekeepers know the difference between
good and inferior eatables, and we claim to sell
| the best when such is wanted.
| Sugars of every kind as low as the lowest.
There is about a cents difference in the price OF
the best and inferior Icing Sugar, but the quality
is often as dfferentas chalk and cheese, and peo-
| pie versedin the art, don't chalky Icing Su-
| gar.
Fruits of all sorts will be found at our places,
at bottom prices. Currants, Of crop of 1885. at
10 cents. Raisns from l24 cents up, genuine
seedless for cake Citron, Prunes, Dates, Figs,
Lemons, Oranges-we will have direct from
Florida. Cocoanuts, Apples, Grapes and all
kinds OF Canned Fruits, grated Pineapple is nice.
Jelly at retail from bucket. Mince Meat, Gran
and Baking Powders of every kind. Cheese OF
all sorts, the best cream in convenient family
sizes, or 8 pounds. Maccaroni, Vermicelll,
Flavoring Extracts of nure fruit Juices. Canned
Meats, Fish and Vege, bles of all sorts, fresh and
cheap. Hams of all sizes, as small as pounds.
Dried Beef, Self-raisng Flour, for cakes. Buck
wheat, self-raising or plain. Oatmeal or Flakes,
wholesome and only cents per pound. Molas-
| SeS very low. flckleS, SauceS, MusLaio, oPicoo
of all sorts low. The strongest ground Pepper at
| 25 cents. Mustard etc.
| CANDIES CANDIES The largest assort-
ment in this market. All sorts and prices, from
l24 to IS cents at retail. Cheap in quantities.
Nuts of all sorts. Peanuts cheap to country mer-
| chants. Call on US for eatables.
Our stock of Hardware we deem the most COM
| plete around here We have many nice, useful,
sensible Xmas presents in Hardware, Crockery,
etc. We name some Andirons, ShoYels and
Tongs, Cutlery of all sorts, Knives, Razors, Scis-
sors, Carving Knives, Chamber and Tea Sets, Tin
Chamber Sets at sl.75 cents-general sold at 81
more. Lamps of all sorts, Vases, Toilet Sets,
Motto Cups, &C., and Crockery and Glassware
generally.
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USE MRS. G. B. MILLER'S SNUFF.
Xmas Is Coming.
Twenty Pounds for One Dollar.

WYE have we'll assorted stock ofXmas goods
w that we will sell-no matter about the
times.
FRUITS-Florida Oranges, Baldwin Apples,
Cocoa Nuts, Lemons, Mixed Nuts, Prunes, Cur
rants, Citron, and everythingin this line full up
until after Christmas
CANDIES-The purest French, Stick and
mixed Candies in town.
TOYS AND FIREWORKS-Pisto Crackers
and everything to amuse the boys and girls.
CHINA AND CROCKERY-As heretofore,
we are leaders in China hand-painted Cups,
Mugs, Plates, etc. The best stock in this line of
goods in the upper part Of the State.
CUTLERY-Pocket Knives lower than everin
price. Shaving Soap, Brushes, Strops, &c. x
25 BOXES Of the best Laundry Soap made, to
strike the city this week. Country Merchants,
call and see the goods and prices.
MACKEREL-Caught in 1886, the finest and
best quality now in stock.
HEAVY YGoODS-Flour, Molasses, Lard, Oil,
Bran, Shingles, Bagging and Ties, Sugars, etc.,
are going at sacrifices for the cash. By the way
this is the article we lwant-CASH, CASH,
CASH, and we will have it If we have to sell Su-
gar at 20 pounds for Sl.00. This we are doing
and we will do more if you think that's not
enough.
SHANT cost you anything and may make
you money so don't purchase even o cents
worth of pinders until you see the measure
that we give.
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An Alarming Case
OF Group can be relieved by dose or TWO OF
CampbelPs Cough Cure.
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NOTICE.
To the Voters Of York County.

NOTICE is hereby given to the voters of York
Y county that on THURSDAY, THE BOTH
OF DECEMBER, 1886, instant, an election
will be held at the lawful voting precincts in
York county, for the purpose Of electing for ~
commendation to appointments. ONE TRIAL
JUSTICE respectively for EAGHsoF THE
TOWNSHIPS OF THE COUNTY,; the said
election to be conducted under the same rules
governing other primary yelections:inIthe county
and to be managed by the managersof the prima-
ry election for Judge Of Probate. ITO be held on
the same day. Voters will vots(only for the can
didates for trial justice in the township in which
w Voters for trial justice dn Ebenezer township
will vote at the psssfnct where they are register
ed.
By order Of the Democratic Executive Com
mittse. n. -. GLENN, CHAIRMAN.
JOHN A. LATEx, Secretary:
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
PUBLIC CARD.

WYE are authorized to announce VIM. 81.
w SMITH, of Blairsville, as candidate for
JUDGE OF PROBATE for York county, sub
ject to the action of the Democratic party.
December % 81 1t
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MATTINGs. RUGS AND CARPETS

HORSE AND MULE COLLARS.
r. DOZEN Cloth Collars, best in the mvrket,
ID and large line of all other grades of Collars,
at G. H. OLEARY'S.
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lost CERTIFICATES.

N1OTICE is hereby given that four weeks after
date, application will be made to j. J. Nc
Lure. ESQ, Secretary and Treasurer Of the
Chester and Lenoir N. G. Railroad Company, for
the renewal of two Certificates of Sto in SAID
Company, the originals having been lost or mis-
laid. Certificate No. 6l9 for five shares in the
name Of al NJ Grist, trustee for Reg. NJ. Grist,"
and Certificate No. $40, for three shares in the
name of ''L M. Grist, trustee for Jessie Grlst'
Roth certificates are dated May 2e, 1881.
L. NJ. GRIST, Trustee,
For Reg. NJ. and Jessie Grist.
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JOHN R. ASHE.I
ACID PHOSPHATE AND GIANO.

4 s the season is so far advanced for the sowing
n Of small grain-Wheat and Oats-I would
recommend that the use of izers be INDUCED
in to small extent. I have on hand few bags
ly for small grain crops. Also, a few bags Of
Guano, which I will sell cheap for Cash, or ex-
change for Cotton Seed. will sell Acid Phos-
phate at $40 and GuanU at $50, will receive Cot
large lots of either, will do little better.
SEEDS.
Orchard Grass, Blue Grass and Glover Seeds
offered below the market price. Every farmer
should have a lot or field sown in Grass and
Glover, as it will pay better than almost if not
any other crop. speak on this subject after
POWDER.
The price of Powder has been advanced; 25
pound kegs. FFFg, for $500; other sizes in pro-
portion.
SHINGLES.
am offering as good Shingle as is made in
North Carolina, for 1915 per M. Don't want any
more than this price to get rich on, but can't take
any less, and this means Cash or no CO..
THANKS.
I extend my unqualified thanks to my many
friends and patrons for their continued courteses
and favors shown me through the year now
drawing to close, and pledge my best efforts to
merit continuance of the same in the future,
and hope that natures smile may rest upon one
and all, both friend and foe and that they may
enjoy merry Christmas and happyan pros
porous New Year.
In MemOriam.
There are still number of Accounts and Notes
for Goods Guano, Mules, &C., for both old and
new transactions, yet unpaid, and would again
impress it upon the memory of all that want
"na' Is o"s De' anu D'''' JOE JOHN R. AsHE.
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ENTERTAINMENT. 7

yHyHE AMATEUR DRAMATISTS of McCON
NELLSVILLE, will give an entertainment
at the ACADEMY,
Thursday Night, December 2Srd,
For the purpose Of equipping the Academy
building with shutters. The piece to he present
ed is entitled
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spetial Nutites..
Notice to School Teachers.

It is possible that at the next examination
of applicants for positions as teachers in the
public schools, something like the following
problems in Mathematics will be submitted by
the new Superintedent of Education. In order
to economize the valuable time of the applicants
we give the correct answers to each problem
PROBLEM 1ST.
I'll Gal. of Longman & Martinez Paint at ST.
per Gal. will require Gal. of ,linseed oil at 6Oc
per GAL to thin it to the proper consistency for
application, thereby making 2 Gals of Paint,
what is the cost of the 2 Gals. of Paint by the
Gallon? -4nsWer-S!.Ht.
PROBLEM 2ND.
If l GAL of other brands of so-calted good
mixed Paint costs S1.75 per Gal, but will not
bear any addition of oil or turpentine, what is
the difference per Gal. in cost, in favor OF the
Longman & Martinez Paint?
Answer-57A per Gallon.
PROBLEM 3RD.
What would be the difference in cost in favor
of the Longman d Martinez Paint in the paint
ing of house that would require 70 Gals. OF
other brands Of so-called good mixed Paint at
the prices mentioned? AnsUer-Sll5 5O 2
REVIEW.
What does the foregoing teach in regard to the
t. d NJ. Paint? Ans,Der-That it is the cheapest.
What is the testimony of painters and property
owners with regard to it? Ans'se1-That IL IS
the best.
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n MAY & MAY, a
DRUGGISTS. n
FOUND DEAD.

M RATS, and all were killed with ONE
4J)4 BOX of May & Mays ROUGH AND
READY for Rats. Try it-only 2o cents per
box 1t will protect your corn from from rats
and save YOU money and corn.
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DWEITING HOUSE FOR RENT.

IVyHE undersigned offers FOR RENT for the
year 1881, a ne-story DWELLING HOUSE,
containing four rooms. Fol- particulars, anply
to I l.. NJ. GRIST.
December 90 81 tt
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NOTICE.
To All Whom 1t May Concern
EXECUTOR,S NOTICE.

4 Ill persons indebted to the estate of JAMES
N POAG, deceased, are requested to make
Immediate payment to the undersigned, and all
persons having demands against the said estate
are hereby notified to present them, properly au-
thenticated, within the time prescribed by law.
r. +. GUTHRIE, Executor.
December Is so st
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NEw GOODS

Tn the wav of Christmas Boxes, Cologne Cases,
Manicure Sets, Baby Sets, Puff and Powder
Boxes, Cologne and Extracts, and numerous
other goods. Come and see us.
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REMEM BER

MAY g. MAY, won't, can't, and shant be un,
dersold in their line. Our Drugs are fresh and
pure and sold to suit the hard times:
P"'0 ~ MAY & MAY.
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RIDDLE & PEGRAM.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
WYE would respectfully request all parties in
w debted to us for GUANO AND SUPPLIES
to come forward at once and make settlement, as
we most positively will not carry Accounts and
N''''' ''''' >'''0 RIDDLE & PEGRAM.
BAGGING.
An OOn YARDS Of BAGGING, which
1(DJVVD we bought before the advance,
and would be pleased to quote prices to any
meet prices. Our motto being "Quick Sales and
Short Profits" FOR CASH.
TIES. "
Carload OF "Arrow Ties,' which we propose
forget it. Having bought the above goods for
cash. we mean what we say.
GROCERIES.
Our stock of the above goods will soon be
complete, and we ask an inspection of the same
from all who wish to buy, as we entertain no
fears but that our prices will suit you, and we
can trade.
WAGONS.
We only have one q Thimble Skein on hands,
and we will sell it cheap for the Cash, as that is
what we need to do business.
LIME.
One carload of fresh Limestone Lime, which
we offer at reduced prices in lots of five barrels
or more.
RIDDLE & PEGRAM.
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lWERTCAN LEGION OF HONOR.

1EEMBERS of Yorkville Council No. 1l2l,
N American Legion of Honor, are hereby no
tilted that the last meeting of the Council Tor the
present year, will be held on FRIDAY MIGHT
NEXT, at which officers will be elected Tor tne
ensuing year. A full attendance of members IS
desired. w. J. HYNDMAN, Commander.
A. w. INGoLD, Secretary.
naranher % 81 IL
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s.OUR AMERICAN COUSIN

So we'll and favorably known, and the ladies of
the community will furnish music. Our friends
are cordially requested to be with u.s. The enter
tainment will begin at P. NJ, promptly.
ADMITTANCE, Is cents Children under II
years Of age, Is cents.
December % 81 IL
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An Elegant Line of Xmas Cards of the
Newest Makes.

Work Boxes, Plaques, Mirrors, Writing Desks,
Photograph Albums, Autograph Albums Scrap
Books, Poets Birth Day Books, Alphabet Blocks,
Walnut Blocks, Box Games, Chess, Checkers,
Tool Chests, Tea Sets, Fine Box Papers, Trans
parent States, Playing Cards, all kinds of Card
Games, Wax Candles, Candle Holders, Noah's
Arks, Tin Trumpets, Rattles, Tea Bells, Tea
Pianos, Metalaphones,, Agate Marbles, Stone
Marbles, Rubber Balls, Parlor Balls, Banks,
Bells, Toy Brooms, Squeak Balloons, Book
Straps, Shawl Straps, School Satchels, Call Bells,
Clocks, Cornucopias, Wagons, Horses and Wag-
ons, Wax, Indestructible China and Cloth, and
China Dolls, from the great-grand-m down
to the baby, in every size, shape, and expression
of countenance Doll Heads, Doll Bodies, Dice,
Dice Cups, Farniture, Flags, Guns, Fire Crack
ers, Paper Caps, Paper Cap Pistols, Harmonicas,
Knives, Inkstands, Kitchen Sets, Boys Knives.
Monkey on Sticks, Jumping Jacks, Paints, Paint
Brushes, Rubber Dolls. All kinds of material
for Art Needle Work, 72-inch Embroidery Felt,
six Embroidery, Plush, Woo! Embroidery,
every shade, English Art Crewels, Filloselle,
Silk Floss, Linen Floss, Cotton Floss, Flourish
ing Thread, marking Cotton, Wash Silk, Che
nellie, Arrasene, Ball Tinsel, heavy Gilt Fringe,
Silk and Wool Applique Figures, Wool Knitting
Yarn gold and colored Paints, Saxony Wool,
Sachet Powder, fine Handkerchief Extracts, ia
panese Napkins, Wool Busters, Wall Pockets,
fine Baskets, Novelties in Fancy Work, Gilt
Slipper Match Safes, Gilt Easels Cat o. Nine Tail
Easels Ladies' and Children's fine Gloves and
Mttens, Ladies' and Children's Merino Under
vests, Ladies' fine shopping Baskets and Bags,
Ear Muffiers, Shoe Bags, Umbrella Cases, Laun-
dry Bags, Key Racks, Paper Holders, Catch
alls, Splashers and Tray covers. New and beau
tiful designs in Silk Handkerchiefs and Silk
Mufflers, Linen Collars and Cuffs, latest novel
ties in Neck Wear, Tinsel Wool Trimming,
Cheneille ball Trimming.
A most extensive lot Of new novelties in and
10 cent Goods fine leather Soles for making Slip
pers, Picture Frames, Roller Skates, Revolving
Chimes, Scissors, Swords, Toy Watches, Targets,
ing Pots, Banks, Tubs, Whips, Whistles, &c.
Chewing Gums, Woolly Dogs, Dish Mops, Oil
Cloth Bibs, Novelties in colored Glass Toys.
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ONE WORD MORE.

You, one and all, must call on us in regard to
your account or note before January lst. After
ward some one else will do our collecting.
The best Sl.OO and S1.25 black Silks ever on the
market.
HUNTER & OATES.
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HUNTER & OATES.
AGAIN

AGAIN
4 LOUD note is heard from the Trombone of
n the Mammoth. Herald the blast that even
the counterblast of our competitors has failed to
dssipate
Ponder on the sublime act that will gild our
names imperishably, and enable us to offer the
Clothing community of York county unequaled
bargains in mems, youths, boys and childrens
Ready-Made Garments.
You will hold your place in the ranks Of the
once you 90 forth attired in one of the patent
shoulder, superb fitting Suits of our magic as
sortment. a tremendous reduction has been
made in this line, and especially In Overcoats.
Here you can find almost any style of Overcoat
desirable, from the short Sack to the Newmarket,
in all grades and at prices that will accord with
the times. You cannot find better assortment,
moth.
Not only has this reduction been made in the
Clothing department, but the havoc in every
nook and corner is simply too terribly terrible,
and the counter containing Ladies' Wraps has
received full benefit of the slaughter, prices
having been cut down and chopped off regardless
of profit. Neither has the Dress Goods depart
ment been spared, but has suffered ith the rest.
The carnage in our Boots should hay an inspir-
ing effect upon all mud-splasheIs, ds they offer
them complete protection.
B quick, Sharp, and don't b left in the
great rush for the many Cash Bargains now Of
fered at the Mammoth.
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w. G.. LATlMER.
CLOTHING ! CLOTHING | !!

NREAT reduction in all kinds of Mems, Boys
U and Youths Clothing, Overcoats, etc. For
the next THIRTY DAYS will offer positive
bargains in anything in the way of CLOTHING,
OVERCOATS. LADIES' WRAPS, NEWMAN
KETS, etc. I am determined to reduce my
stock, and in order to do so, have marked Cloth
ing down to prices to suit the times and that can
not fail to take. All ask is for you to come and
see my prices, and then if you want anything of
the kind, I will sell you.
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We Are Still Selling Goods

At our low prices until January lst, 1887, for
SPOT CASH. We earo selling great many goods
at cost to close out. Come and see us when in
need of goods, and we will do you good. We
hope our friends and foes, all alike, will have a
prosperous year for 1887 and will be able to buy
more goods, and that they may not haye so many
excuses for not paying their Just debts.
We are Agents for Lenando's French Dying
and Cleaning House of New York. We can
have almost anything cleaned or dyed at reason.
able priees We have card of colors,. and
you can choose your own color. We can have
dresses dyed without being ripped up. Any
thing dyed or cleaned, from pair of gloves
to blanket.
We have lot of second hand
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN
On Improved Cotton Farms.
IN SUMS OF FROM s5OO.Oo TO s., 90 EACH
EPAYMENTS may be made to extend over
ID, period Of ten years, If desired.
For further information apply to
JOHN B. PALMER & SON,
Columbia, S. c.
Or JAMES F. HART, Attorney,
Yorkville, S. c.
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OUR DISPLAY OF DOLLS

For the convenience of Santa Claus, our Mil
linery Store will be open until 8 p. NJ, on and
after the 18th instant, until the 25th instant
Miss SMITH and Miss BLUDWORTH will both
be present to serve ladies who may find it more
convenient to shop at night
A full stock of choice and desirable Novelties
in our Millinery Store for Xmas presents.
Our stock Of Holiday Books is the finest we
have ever shown,
Our stock Of
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ESTATE JOHN DULIN, DECEASED

ny virtue of an order from the Probate Court
In I will expose to public outcry at YORk st
COURT HOUSE, on Sales Day in January, 1887,
ali the CHOOSES IN ACTION belonging to the
estate of JOHN DULIN. deceased and aPprals-
ed as doubtful and worthless"
TERMS CASH.
MARY J. DULIN, Administrative.
December22 Al ~
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M. STRAUSS.

NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS.
4 LII persons are hereby warned against hunt
n ing, fishing, cutting timber, carrying torches,
passing over the lands or otherwise trespassing
upon the premises of either of the undersigned,
as the law will be rigidly enforced, to its fullest
extent against all who disregard this notice.
JAMES II. DAVIS,
JAMES A. JACKSON.
]. w. BOYD,
R. E. D. CURRENCE,
J. l.. JACKSON,
M H. CURRENCE,
j. F. CURRENCE,
JAMES NJ. ADAMS.
December Is SO st
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H. #. ADICKES.

GRAND CHRISTMAS OPENING
Holiday Goods
THE 10TH TO THE 25TH INSTANT.
Everybody is Invited to Attend.
N7E are outdoing ourselves this year in the
w line of Fancy Goods and Toys for the Hol
iday trade, having made larger preparations than
for any previous year.
We will have all our Holiday Goods arranged
for display by the 10th instant, on counters at S
10, Is, 20 and 25 cents, &c.
Besides, a large line of fine presents for grown
folks.
1t is impossible to enumerate everything thai
we have in this line, and you can only appre.
ciate our efforts by calling on us between the
10th and 25th instant. =
Our stock consists, in part, of Fine Art Books
folio size; Red Line Gilt Poets, Standard 12mos
for juveniles. A large line Of board back Books
for children, and all kinds Of Fancy Picture
Books.
The finest stock of Bibles that we have ever
shown. Largest and most complete Family
Bibles published. An extensive line Of small
Bibles, in every shape and size Of type and style
of binding. Testaments at TO- 15 90 25, 40, SO, &C
and Is cents. Family Prayer Books, Common
Prayers and Hymnals, Presbyterian Psalms and
Hymns, Methodist Hymn Books, Baptist Har-
mony, &c.
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II. Nj. DOBSON e. co.
FAREWELL FOR 1886.

TNHE Old Chap is very grateful for past kind
i ness shown him in trade, and very thankful
to those who have paid up promptly, and to those
who are going to pay us soon; but to those who
say they will not pay and get it if you can, we
have not language to express ourselves Our
brother merchants can find their names on our
black list, and all others who do not try to do
something for us. To all who, like men, have
come up and divided with us, we are very CRATE
full, and will help them again when in our power
to do so. Remember our black list, all who do
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ESTATE s. G. HEMPHILL. DECD

ny virtue of an order from the Probate Court,
III will expose to public outcry at YORK
COURT HOUSE, on Sales-Day in January, 1887,
all THE CHOOSES IN ACTION belonging to the
estate of S. G. HEMPEILL, deceased, and ap-
praised as doubtful or worthless" Also, 3
shares of the Yorkville Female College Stock.
TERMS CASH.
C. f. HEMPHILL, AdministratriX.
December 22 81 ZC
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SEWING MACHINES,

From 81. 90 to $500, which we wish to close out,
to give room for something else. Call soon IT
you want bargains.
Clothing and Overcoats at Cost, and many 9th.
er things all for spot Cash. Remember, we sell
the Gold and Silver Shirts-none better
We have large line Of mems Undervests
which we are anxious to close out at low figures.
Some Charlottesville Wool Cassimeres at cost.
We keep Shirtings, Yarns and Alamance,
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WYE are authorized to announce DR.. w. E..
w ERWIN as candidate for JUDGE OF
PROBATE for York County, subject to the ac-
ton of the Democratic party.
December Is so 3t
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
r WILL SELL AT YORK COURT HOUSE
Il on Sales Day in January next, a lot of Second
hand BUGGIES AND WAGONS, to foreclose
CHATTEL MORTGAGES which hold on par
l. C. E. SPENCER, Executor
Of Estate of B. T. Wheeler, deceased
nocanohar % 81 IL .
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WYE are authorized to announce w. J. CHER
w RY as candidate for JUDGE OF PRO-
BATE for York County, subject to the action of
the Democratic party.
December Is so 3t@
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GuanO Accounts.

Some parties have not yet paid for their Guano,
and some have not paid anything on their Store
Accounts. To those would say that your con-
make no further delay, but come forward and
settle at once.
w. G.. LATIMER.