Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1895-12-27
THE YORKVILLE ENQUIRER
FOR 1895 7
EITHER WEEKLY OR SEMI. weekly AT THE SAME PRICE,
ALL THE NEWS WHILE IT IS STILL NEWS.
Numerous Valuable and Useful Premiums for Club Makers
Buggy, Organ, Bicycles, Corbn Disk Harrow, Sewing
Machines Watches Table Knives and Forks, etc.
COMMENCE RIGHT NOW AND GO TO WORK

premium, we will give as compensation,
one "ENQUIRER" SEWING MA
CHINE, or one 11-JEWEL WALTHAM
WATCH in Fahy's dustproof open
SET OF SILVER SPOONS, FORKS
AND KNIVES, etc. The Sewing Ma
chine is similar in every respect to the
well-known and popular Peerless" 1t
is of the higharm style, has four drawers,
finished in oak or walnut as may be pre-
ferred, is finely ornamented, is fitted with
improved automatic bobbin-winder, has
selfsetting needle and self-threading cylin-
der shuttle, and all the tools and attach
ments required with first class sewing
machine. The Watch, which is here men,
toned, is all that is requisite for one who
wants a reliable and durable time-keeper.
The housekeepers outfit consists of SIX
DESERT SPOONS, THREE TABLE
SPOONS, SIX MEDIUM FORKS, ONE
SUGAR SHELL, SIX MEDIUM SIZE
KNIVES and ONE TWIST BUTTER
KNIFE. These articles are manufactured
by the Rodger Bros, of Meriden, Conn.
Every article in the set is of Al quality,
and plated with pure silver. Either
premium would be good value at $3.50.
FOR FORTY and LESS THAN SIXTY.
To every person who obtains and pays
for FORTY NAMES and less than sixty,
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UNI, we will give one SEVEN JEWEL
WALTHAM WATCH, in Fahy's open
face case, or set of ROGERS BROTH
ERS' CUTLERY, consisting of SIX
MEDIUM SIZED TABLE KNIVES
and SIX FOUR TINE FORKS. The
blades of these knives are made Of the
finest quality of crucible steel, finely
| tempered, and the handles Of nickle sill,
yer, quadrupled plated with pure silver.
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'Siren." The watch is reliable time
keeper, and either of the premiums offer
ed is worth $500.
FOR THIRTY AND LESS THAN FORTY.
To every person who returns and pays
for CLUB OF THIRTY and less than
forty names, and who fails to secure any
GhST gFem6IP%E 6PE We WILT E give SETEN
STANDARD WATCH in Fahy's dust
give give a SET Of OF HALF bozEN TEA A
SPOONS, HALF DOZEN TABLE
SPOONS and ONE BUTTER KNIFE Of
Rogers Brothers "Siren" pattern. These
spoons and butter knife are made of
nickle silver and plated with pure silver.
Either of the premiums offered is worth
at least $1,000.
FOR TWENTY AND LESS THAN 80.
To every person who returns and pays
for a club of TWENTY and less than
thirty names, and who fails to secure any
other premium, we will give a copy Of
THE ENQUIRER for one year, and
copy for one year of any WEEKLY
| NEWSPAPER or MONTHLY MAG
AZINE published in the United States,
the publication to be selected by the per-
son entitled to receive it.
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To every person whe returns and pays
far CLUB OF TEN and less than twenty
names, and who fails to secure any other
premium, we will furnish THE ENQUI-
RER for one year, or one GRAVY La
DIE of the "Siren" pattern, made of
nickle silver and plated with pure silver,
and valued at 81.
FOR SIX AND LESS THAN TEN.
To every person who returns and pays
for club of SIX and less than ten names,
and who fails to secure any other premium,
we will give a CHILD'S TABLE SET,
including knife, fork and spoon, made OF
the best materials and plated with pure
silver. Valued at S1.50.
| FOR THREE IND LESS THAN SIX
To every person who returns and pays
for CLUB OF THREE and less than six
names, and who fails to secure any other
premium, we will give handsome "Si-
rem" BUTTER KNIFE, made of nickle
silver, plated with pure silver, and valued
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