Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1888-10-17
LISTEN TO THB RACKET,
Our Low Prices Have Made Us
A Supernatural Business.

Our Low Prices Have Made Us
A Supernatural Business.
OUR trade for the past two weeks has been
Supernatural; it has been simply marvellous !
Our corps of efficient clerks were totally una
BILE to wait upon our many friends and custom
ers who thronged before the Racket's counters.
Why is this rush, Is it because we are moro
popular than our brother merchants9 No,
friends, it is because we reduced the prices of
Dry Goods in York county, and price our goods
in these columns in figures, where merchants
as we'll as you can see our prices. We lead in
low prices others try to follow. Is that CON-
petion We sell our goods as low as they can
possibly be sold regardless of what they are
worth, or at what price they are usually sold.
Again, besides buying and selling for cash,
we have no "bad accounts to make up, or
Financial strains'' to overcome, but with each
transaction we have a final settlement to the
advantage of all concerned.
We will have in a few days another lot of
Blankets and Comforts, which will be sold at
the same price as our former stock. Real bar
gains in this line.
We have another large lot of those cheap
Jeans and Kerseys from 12I cents to rs cents
per yard. Extra good values.
Our tremendous stock of Ready-made Cloth
ing is being replenished, it having been badly
broken by our large sales of the last two weeks.
Before this advertisement reaches the eyes of
the public, we will be in receipt Of another in
voice of Smyrna Rugs at $3.47-worth $500
of any ones silver; but we have reyolu-
tionized the Rug business ain this divison' of
the terrestrial globe.
Also to arrive this week Trunks, Valises,
Hand Bags, Boots, Shoes and Hats. In fact
we receive goods almost every day, and on
every visit to our store you can see something
new and attractive.
While we do not intend to neglect this feature
of our business, we really have nottime to say
more, but will promise to let you hear from
us weekly as to what bargains we have in store
for you, and we extend to all a cordial invita-
ton to call and examine our stock and prices.
A handsome line of Scarfs, Bows and Ties at
all prices.
A very heavy British Half Hose at 20 cents
worth SO cents.
"A very uue qualify VI SoWlAS NhacAAho - "'
S cents per b~ottle-worth Is cents.
Trunks from so cents to $500.
Valises from so cents up.
Ladies' Hand Bags in variety from % cents to
s1.4s. Very pretty styles.
In Shoes we have some special drives. A
ladv's nice Shoe for S1.OO. A first rate Button
Goat Shoe for Ladies at sl.75 worth 1925.
Ladies' Lace Goat Shoes at S1.s3-a splendid
bargain. These shoes have no superior.
Handsome Jersey Jackets for Misses at S1.00
and s~1.25-very stylish goods.
Ladies' Jerseys at so cents, Is cents, Sl.OO,
S1.1O to 81. 7O-very handsome goods.
Good Note Paper at cents per quire. En-
velopes at 5 and 7 cents. Lead Pencils at 10
cents per dozen.
GentS CellulOlu CollarS III IL 0o"IS' S"A"
at 90 cents.
In Ladies' Misses and Children's Hosiery,
we are in the lead, both in quality and price,
and we propose to stay there.
Gents Half Hose at all prices and in all styles
from 5 cents up.
Our Ladies' Underwear will arrive in a few
days and we will be able to show you some
extra bargains in this line.
We also expect Gents Underwear in a few
days.
We will open this week a beautiful line Of
Towels. Doilies, Shades and other Notions also
another lot of those nice Flannel Overshirts at
at 81. 81. Can'tbe beat at the price.
We have just opened a lot of nice Laundried
Shirts at Ga cents; worth rs cents. Boys I'm.
laundried Shirt at Sc cents. A first rate shirt.
In Boys Clothing we can give you a real
nice suit for q boy Of four to twelve years at
s2.35, and for boys twelve to eighteen at
1922. These goods are we'll made and arc of a