Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-09-05

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Miss Ida deLoach. Beaufort-Offers
her residence for rent. Possession
given Nov. 1st. - -
H Observation-Disclosures for lady to
keep house for small family. Ad-
dress care Enquirer.
Ferguson & Clinton-Have pure red
rust proof seed oats, mill feed, feed
corn and white feed oats. -
Star Drug Store-Tells you about the
necessity of having good fountain
pen in your pocket. 1t sells foun-
tain pens ranging from $50 up to
$3.50 each, guaranteed to satisfy.
Dobson Bros Cash Store-Advises
you to get the very best laundering
while you are about 1t and suggests
that you send your laundry to the
Charlotte Steam laundry-it's best
r. M. Wallace, Chairman-Gives no.
tice of appointment Of managers for
dispensary election Sept. 26th next.
York Drug Store-Has anti-toxin Sc
rum for diphtheria. 1t is fresh. 1t
is quick. 1t Is certain.
Foushee Cash Store-Has job lot OF
mems fur hats that will be sold at
bargain prices.
First National Bank-Suggests that In
sunshine and prosperity you should
set aside some Of your surplus. 1t
offers its service as a depository.
York Drug Store-Publishes q state
ment from Edw. E. Cain Of West
Chicago, ILL.,, relative to D. D. D. as
a cure for eczema. See fourth page.
Governor Hayward has appointed
Messrs. c. E. Spencer and J. M. Starr
of Yorkville as the York county rep
resentatives of South Carolina at the
Farmers National conference to be
held at Richmond, Va, on September
12 to % inclusive.
There 10 considerable malaria
throughout different parts Of the coun-
ty, the malady being more general than
for several years. The physicians at
tribute 1t to so much wet weather. A
large number Of cases have developed
in the country west Of McConnellsville.
The reporter has taken occasion
within the past few days to make some
inquiry into the outcome Of those wild
western horses" sold on this market
last winter. The reports from all the
horses about which information could
be gotten are good. Mr.. w. w. Auten
was the purchaser of two Of these
horses. including one Of the widest.
For the widest horse he paid about
$85. The horse got away from him and
could not be caught for several weeks,
until 1t was almost starved. He has
used both horses In his crops this sum-
mer and says they are both we'll brok-
en-, docile and reliable. He how holds
the horse for which he paid $40 at
500 and he has refused 500 for the
other one. He says he would not sell
1t for less than $125.
Policeman Duncan Of Blacksburg is
one of the most efficient men In his
calling in a small town. He feels that
he Is employed to keep down lawless-
ness by enforcing the law, and he is
continually on the lookout for things
that are being done which ought not to
be- He does not wait for violators OF the
law to bring their offenses under his
nose. When the dispensary was NOV
ed from Blacksburg, number Of peo-
pie, especially negroes went to tiger
ing. Policeman Duncan got right In
behind them, getting information
He was busy all the while; but he did
not act prematurely. He waited until he
got the evidence down pat and then
he instituted a round up. There may
be a little whisky sold on the sly In
Blacksburg, but 1t Is very little and
the tigers are very scared. They feel
almost certain that Duncan will get
on to them in short order.