Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1888-09-26
OUR GRAND FALL SALE
Commences Saturday, September 18th
and Continues one Week Only

and Continues one Week only
ASPLENDID OPPORTUNITY.
A Large and Complete Stock
To Select From.
IF our trade last Saturday was any indication
Of what we might expect the coming season,
our enormous stock of goods will be but a
mere "drop in the bucket" and it will be
necessary fqS us again to visit the North in
search of stylish, s%easonable goods.
This, however, we do not object to in the
least, as we would like to visit New York a
half dozen times every season in behalf Of our
customers. But while we express this fear,
we would not have you believe that we will not
supply our trade, for we will spare no efforts
in that direction.
ON SATURDAY, GOTH OF SEPTEMBER,
we will begin our Great Fall and Winter Sale,
which will include every article of merchandise
in our store without reserve. Everything must
20 at a uniformilylow price from the beginning
of the. season. Come one and all ON THE
OPENING DAY and secure the many bar
gains in store for you
We deem it absolutely unnecessary to moral
ize further, or to comment on the advan-
tages we have in buying goods; but with the
price list herewith appended we leave you to
mediate:
Just opened, a full line of Pants from CT cents
to $500 per pair.
Before this advertisement reaches you, we
will have in stock one of the finest lines of
Ready Made Clothing to be found in the little
city of Yorkville, and at prices to suit the short
crop and low price of cotton.
Our stock of staple Dry Goods is complete in
all departments, including Calicoes in all
grades, from 5 cents up.
Bleached and Brown Shifting in all grades
and at all prices.
Our stock of Jeans and Cassimeres is very full
and complete and will be sold at from 121 to
81! cents. Our 81 goods are what are usually
sold for fifty cents.
Cassimeres and Waterproof at As, 60 and rs
cents and up.
Bed Blankets at sl.24, s1.56, and s2.5O per pair
and upward.
Cotton Flannel at 10, II, 1ea-extra good
goods.
Wool Flannels at IA, l6, IS, 20 cents and up.
Extra Heavy Red Twilled Flannel at from
81 to so cents.
Boys Unlaundried Shirts at SO cents-a good
article.
We are overstocked in Red and White Ia
BILE Damask and we will give you extra Bar
gains in them to reduce stock.
Our Dress Goods are now in and ready for
inspection. We have some very pretty goods
ats, 10, ~! cents and up.
A pretty line of Henrietta Cloth in colors at
As cents.
Double width Colored Cashmeres at 25 cents
and up.
Black Cashmeres at Is. 25, 80, so cents and
up.
Double-width Colored Debege at Is cents.
Ladies' Hats in great variety, both trimmed
and plain. We can show you extra bargains
in this line of goods. Call and examine them.
Filled Gold Rings at from 1925 to 81. so worth
$3.50 to $500.
Cleveland Watch Chains at IS cents.
Cuff Buttons at 10 cents-worth 25 cents.
Toilet Soap at 4 cents a box-3 cakes in box,
worth 10 cents.
Alamance Plaids at @ cents per yard.
A Brown Homespun at 7 cents.
The best line of Misses and Children's Wool
and Cotton Hose at from 5 cents a pair up
can be seen at the RacketStore.
Big Bargains at the Racket in Linen Towels.
We can beat the world on Ladies' Trimmed
Hats.
A complete line of Gents, Ladies', Misses
and Children's Shoes can be found at the Rack
ct Store. All at Racket prices.
We have about a dozen Clocks which must
be closed out in the next two weeks. So now
is YOUR chance. Call and get our prices they
will astonish you. Such Bargains are scarce.
We have a few Banjos and Riddles left yet