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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-01-16
CLARK BROTHERS

IMPORTANT TO EVERYBODY.
TN entering into business for the year 1879,
we ask the special attention Of the public In
general to our stock OF
GROCERIES, IRON. PLOWS,
Haiman's Plow Stock-the best Plow Stock in
the world cut and finish Nails, Shuck and Leath-
or Collars, Iron-bound and plain Hames, trace
Chains, Hamestrings, Backbands, Axes, Axe
Handles, &C., &c. In short, everything In the
way Of Groceries, Supplies and
FARMING UTENSILS,
That the farmer needs. Come and see our Goods
CASH PRICES being as low as any house IN IN
town. We make you this promise that we will
keep close up with the closest
COMPETITION FOR CASH.
No goods will be entered on our Books at Cash
Prices, as the difference between Cash and Book
prices must pay for the services of our Book
keeper In placing our
GOODS BEFORE THE TRADE,
We beg to say that you will always find them to
be as represented by US and we will
GUARANTEE SATISFACTION
In every instance. ,,,,,,
GUANO AND PHOSPHATEs.
TyHE time has arrived to talk about Fertilizers
have taken the agency again for the sale OF
the Carolina Fertilizer, ,Bradley's sSuperphosphate
Eutaw Fertilizer, Eutaw Acid Phosphate and
Palmetto Acid Phosphate. These Fertilizers con-
tain ali the properties necessary to constitute a
tirst.class manure. We are ready to negotiate
with planters as to prices and say that they will
be as low as any Standard Fertilizer. We are
prepared to supply the trade and will be pleased
to serve those In need when convenient to them.
| r. F. CLARK, Agent.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

Our stock of Boots and Shoes, which is full and
complete at all times, is especially so at present
owing to the fact of its having been lately replen
ished by lot comprising various kinds. Ihe
largest and most complete lot of Miles Shoes to
be found in town, may be seen at our house
Boots of various descriptions and at low figures,
always to be had on application. Hand. made
Brogans, the best on the market. We have just
received case of Gents hand-sewed, morocco:
top Boots, that are very stylish and will be sold
at q bargain, as they were bought at such.
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SHOES
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF YORK.
WHEREAS R. B. KENNEDY has applied to
w me for Letters of Administration, de bonis
NON, on all and singular, the goods and chattels
DY, late of the county aforesaid. deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors of the said
deceased, to be and appear at our next Judge of
Probates Court, for the said County, to be hold
ell at York Court House, on the 28TH DAY
OF JANUARY, instant, to shew cause, if any,
why the said Administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 9th day of
January, in the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and seventy-nine, and in
the l03rd year of the Independence ofthe United
States of America. ANDREW JACKSON,
Judge of Probate.
January9 2t*
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EXTENSION OF TIME.
WYE will give until the lST OF FEBRUARY
w for PARTIES who owe us on Account, to
make settlement by CASH OR NOTE. If not
settled by that date, expense will be incurred
y CLARK BROTHERS.
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DAVIS SEWING MACHINE.

The "Davis'' is still on the market and by this
time there are quite a number in the country,
sewing up more cloth and doing it nicer than any
of their reighboring machines. Come and see
the Davis perform, If you contemplate purchas.
ing, and carry hom. some Of the nice samples II
turns out andshow them to your families. How
ever. we warn YOU not to allow the ladies to see
the Davis in running order 'anless You wish to
buy, for it is irresistible.
HUNTER &, OATES.
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Be sure and call for DR.. Bulls Cough Sy-
rup, if you are troubled with bad cough or
cold. 1t will give you relief. For sale by
every respectable Druggist. One bottle %
cents five bottles for $l.00.
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BOOTS AND SHOES

OUR stock of Boots and Shoes are equal to any
" kept in this place, and, as for low prices, we
cannot be surpassed.
H. w. HOPE & co.
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HUNTER & OATES
BARGAINS.

BARGAINS.
ITUNTER & OATES being now settled in their
new and commodious Store, invite their
customers, friends and the public generally, to
come and make an inspection of their stock, and
avail themselves Of the many rare bargains that
are constantly being given at their counters.
PLAIDS.
Come and look at our large, varied and elegant
ly selected stock of Carolina Dress Plaids. Inc
best assortment to be found IN Town ana at PRICES
as cheap as the cheapest.
KNIT sACQUEs.
Something extremely nice in the way of worst
ed Knit Sacaues for ladies' all colors, and DC per
cent cheaper than last season.
BLANKETS.
We still have on hand. some nice Blankets that
we will sell at sacrifice, as the season Is some
what advanced.
FLANNELS.
Red and white plain Flannel, colored and plaid
Opera Flannel, Twill Flannels, grey Sacque Flan-
nels and Shaker Flannel of extra quality.
BED QUILTS.
A serviceable line of Spreads and Quilts.
nice article Of colored spreads.
PLAID LINSEYS.
Don't fail to examine our stock of Plaid Lin
seys, before purchasing elsewhere.
CLOAKS AND BALMORALSo
T.Ef
A few ladies' Cloaks that will be sold at aston
ishingly low figures, to close out. Also, some
Balmorals and Boulevard Skirts to be disposed OF
in the same manner.
RUBBER SUITS.
When you come to town and leave your Over
coat at home and it commences to rain, call at D.
Il O's and get Rubber Suit that will last you foI
wears, and prevent you from having colds and
other disagreeable sickness.
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REMOVAL.

to furnish Goods for mems wear, by sample,
and has now an elegant line of samples from
which .s.- ..,.t s.... 81 :l' ta! Ey(yG.
. SELECTIONS MAY BE MADE
For whole Suits or Single Garments.
Any article of Clothing ordered from my SAM
pies will be furnished as low as the same can be
procured from New York, and warranted to be
made in the best manner and most elegant style.
A GOOD FIT GUARANTEED.
I guarantee good fit in every instance, and
where fail to give satisfaction in this respect
the customer may leave the garment on my
hands. ~. ......-. ...-..>, {y,
Ny arrangements are such that when desired,
I will forward measures to New York and have
the garments cut and made in that city.
With these ample facilities for suiting the most
fastidious customer, and with the determination
to deserve and secure share ofpublic patronage.
Of my goods and prices. feeling confident that for
the same class Of work and material, can COM
pete with the prices Of any Ready Made Clothing
In this market; while from my samples you can
select any style of goodsyon may want
..-.., .... WILLIAM C. OWEN.
November % 4S 3m
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81. F. ADICKES & SONS.
AT COST

AT COST.
WV have nice line of Dress Goods, Blankets,
w Shawls, etc., which we will exchange for
the money AT COST, and we mean our cost, not
yours. Any parties in need of these goods can
get bargains by calling on
H. F. ADICKES d SONS.
HATS.
WYE have nice line of Gents and Boys Hats,
w which we will sell very low.
H. F. ADICKES d SONS.
SHOES.
(XIE havea large lot of Shoes, of various kinds,
w which we will sell low.
H. F. ADICKES & SONS.
CASSIMERES.
LOT of nice new Cassimeres on hand, which
IA we want to sell, at exceedingly low rates.
II. F. ADICKES d SONS.
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AUCTION SALES.
nNITFD sTATEs INTERNAL REVENUE.

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
DEPUTY COLLECTORS OFFICE,
YoRKv1LLE, 8. O., 10th January, 1879. }
VyHE following described property having been
seized for violation of Internal Revenue
Laws, and forfeited to the United States, will be
sold at public auction at YOkKvILLE,o on SAT
URDAY, 18th JANUARY, at II o'clock, A.M.,
to wit: .. -.r... 80, -. -. s-. rs--
Two Mules, .,-
One 2-horse Wagon, '''
One Set of Harness, .r;E. = H.
Seized as the property of E. Hunt and 8: Nc
Farland. F. M. GALBhAIIh,
| - 80 r .l..,. r-..,a Deputy Collector.
January l6 ~. 3 "
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NEW DEPARTM ENT.

The addition lately added to our Store. Room
has been devoted to gents Furnishing Goods. In
il Won can find all elegant Fur Hat, a specially,
Manufactured m expressly for HUNTER & OATES,
and each and every one containing the firm name.
You can also find Hats, from this down through
moderate prices to quarter of a dollar: You
NAV there equip yourself with garments OF every
description. Suits, single Coats, single Pants and
single Vests French Worstel Goats and Vests.
Broadcoth Coats. Doeskin Pants and Vests,
Business Suits, Wedding Suits, Every day and
Sunday too Suits, Working Suits. Flannel On,
dershirts, red and white Collars, Cravats and
Cuffs. Socks from 10 cents up. ."'
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,'5a ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
In the District Court of the United States for the
.s .w ); District Of South Carolina.
En- Puyte 8. E.. White, Assignee, In Re. Thomas
B. Withers, Bankrupt. pt.-Petition Jor. Sale.
ny virtue of an Order of said Court, made in
I'D this proceeding, will expose to public sale,
at Fort Mill, 8. c., on
THURSDAY, THE sOTH OF JANUARY, 1879,
At 12 NJ, free Of encumbrance, the following real
estate belonging to said Bankruprs estate:
One tract, situate in Fort Mill township, known
as the Patterson tract, bounded by lands Of 8. E.
White, Mrs. Nivens and others, and containing
TWO HUNDRED AND sIxTY-sIx ACRES,
more or less.
Also, the reversionary interest of the Dover in
said land, being a
- lTHIRTY-FOUR ACRES.
Also, the NOTES and ACCOUNTS due to the
said Bankrupt, remaining unsold. ~
will also sell at the same time and place the
BOOK ACCOUNTS due to Raymond Gibson,
Bankrupt. - ~ ...s
2 - 'n TERMS OF SALE.
For the land, one-half cash. the balance on
credit of one year. with interest from day Of sale
10 be secured by purchasers bonds and mortgages
of the premises. Purchasers to pay for papers.
For the Notes and Accounts, Cash.
.-.t .-!.. III yf 8. e. WHITE, Assignee
January Q 3t.
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SAFES
NOMMON Kitchen and Cupboard Safes, cheap,
\ ] at G. II. O'LEARY'S.
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CHAlRS.
NANE, Walnut, Maple, Oak, Dining, Rattan
' J and Split Bottom Chairs. at
GEORGE II. O'LEARYS.
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.r'5s CLERKS SALE.
SOUTH CAROLINA---C0UNTY OF YORK

.I-I| NCLEKk'S SAIEs
SOUTH CAROLINA.-C0UNTY OF YORK.
,'' IN COMMON PLEAS. "
8. r. Moore, Plaintiff, against A. J. Roberts, De-
b. acknowledgement Of Foreclosure.
7 N obedience to the Judgment of Foreclosure
in above entitled cause made at the Septem-
Der term, A. D., 1873, Of said Court, will expose
to public sale, at York Court House, on the
FIRST MONDAY (sales-day) IN FEBRUARY,
next, the following described tract of land, to
wit:
All that tract of land, situated on Bullocks
ing lands of Samuel L. Davidson, Elizabeth
Black, lands Of John McSwain, deceased, and the
said 8. r. Moore, containing . =
ONE HUNDRED ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
TERMs-CASH.@ -
- JOS. F. WALLACE, G. G. Prs.
January9 ~ Aa- 2 ae,H ct
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nOMESTICS.
HATS! HATS!!

lust received, another beautiful line of Gents
% and Boys Hats and Caps. If you want any
thing in this ine this is the place to come. Sat
isfaction guaranteed. H. w. HOPE Il co.
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PEARL SHIRT.

We have been so much pleased with the sale O
the Pearl Shirt and have received such fatterint
assurances of their genuine worth, good quality
and elegant fit, that we have determined to dea
in them exclusively. Remember, then, that yot
can always get No. Shirt by calling on HUN
We sell the unlaundried Pearl at $l.OO.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-01-16

TABLES.
ANARBLE-TOP Walnut Centre-Tables; E1:
NI tension, Dining, Breakfast Teapoy, and
Office Tables. Also Flower Stands, at
G.. 81. OLEARY'S.
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January 9
, 1879-05-21

0RH1E0F1 EfH{U4 IN ti3bUCHs
St!e tork Erunat!Ht.
Great precautions have been takcu to cleanse
the Valley Ut Mcun Ut Mrcca, wAere the pitsrltns
Rpen1 thrae days U!Irrttls suctt1yes. There are
, 1879-05-21

these placcs1 II they wish to kocp tnloons
they ilayo The sanlc chancu With utllere who keep
respectable PLACES, nns. who par tho vary sanio
as they do for license, ute.
VIC will mt arRuo TIC question with Mr.
Harrison about The total suppression of gngn-
bling n,ni prostitution, for few Will nruno lint
either cnn bo entirely suppressed; but When
the tilnlniatn went forth HAT ripping fur Enltl
bling would not br tolerated on the street, why
did he not at,p1y tile snnc rn4 t0 the usfr, The
more tl.tgustlng md 10 he tloplorcd of the iwol
1t fs Tcry strangc TINT 1t IL to bU conntcnarctl
nj MI. fhts class If women hArbor those gents
flint tic hnAkerehcf4 over their fncc* at,tl stap
Into stores nHl hhpps to pundeF, mud II resisted
or lntcrfcrcd with l0 not hcsttntc to take life.
hn nrp liablo to bc met Will, on any corner
after dark, ready to knock tlownt slug, or hold
ip my Joslc cunlnE their way WIN looks like hc
might hare nickel nbnut HIN. As rule they
10th kecp their rooms during tlle day, but A.
darkness appfoachcs they 70 forth IN .aoarc!l Of
prey, and any Of our poitcc, ns we'll as ttlc!r
MANY victims. can tell yoll how we'll they sue
ccetl.
We hope you will continue to expose this
business, mid II orr officials will not remedy tlc
cvl 1t will put aur citizens as we'll a. strangers
from al! parts Ut tho Statu on their gllard, hnt
will post illeT, It, rcgaru 10 the kind OF people,
10th male nt.d female, that nro ulwcd to pro,y
through olis etrccts, marking tllctn for tl.cIr
legitimate prey. 1t will Eoon be thut decent
people that build ulll maiutatn ullr strects nul
silewnka WILL have no rsgllts at all that these
people orc bound to respect. ] wonder II tho
mighty American bird That is pcrcIcd ttg1, over
the entrance Of 3bO State strc1t does not feel a
little ashamed Of the COMPANY lie Ia Keeping to-
night. ~*.
, 1879-05-21

thirteen tlsnghtcr-houscs, ninety pits soparated
from oact other, Into which nrc thrown the rc-
The cis!,tcr,, catcrns hnve been e1nnted nt tho
yntcs Of Inst ycar uni filed with Il fresh simply.
The pllVrMs' lodgings VERT MI cicnnsel hcfore
tlcir arrival, md 800 nlc nppo!nted 10 W around
stic remains md of1nl of tho slaughtered sheep,
nWl seventy-thrcc men 10 hry them first in iii.
esakod li.llc uni tlcN IN tarth. Onc h1inti,ch
lneu wcra alao nrnolntcd to cleanse slie 1atgings
of the pilgrims after their return from the yncy
tu Mcrca, where MI tho ,wellf,gswnu1A ho tnllnd
rleat!sed tor their rccnrtbnl Tie isns,tGnse
numbers 0f allcou shcricr.l ut this frast hy The
Atohan,.ncuans retnnd unu Of the .Tcwial, sacrt-
Ices IN Jerusalem. Some years 100,0M sheep
are slaughtered, anil until tic reccit enh!tary
rules wcrc enforced by tl,e Sultan, tl.s rcekn,E,
festert1 rcInalna VI tt.. victims polluted al,u
ulr for miles, u,,tl bred pcstilcnce s,noa tic
pllErtnis. II Is contrary to the fatulisslc doc
tritica uf lslAtn to submit to hucll PRECAUTIONS,
hui l'lc military powpr Of tic 9ultan cosnpels
Obedience.
, 1879-05-21

To the Editor u The Tribune.
CHICAGO, AfnY 9O.-Would 1t nut be we'll for
some of our CheaYo ministers, instead Of are,l-
inE md gllar.e1tng over matters they know
nothing about, to prcach original surmous from
Gods Word, A,i. lcnye eaclI other ntonel II
preachers will set tho peruieous example Of
dunouucing cacll otller from their pulpts, what
may VIC not expect from their hearers IN oyery-
day ltscl
10 draw crowds and ralso excitement, seems
TO bo tho main obiect many pastors have in
View ut the present tlay. Tllc!r salaries arc gct,-
orally sure; OIL tl.nt score ihey rest easv appnr-
entity. Hut II they only received Wases cun-
,aa.iKuratc With tic unsclflsh good they did IN
THUR churches or community, it scenls to nle
they would be more cnl ctul In thcir nttneks on
e!cli other. How strnrgc 1t scctns tl.ut incu
who profess to bc endowed With God'a spirit
shoutd attempt to force otlacrs TO tue same be-
lief with themselves III many things, whuu God
nfmas!f left every oue to the entire Freedom OF
lls own will.
The earlier ngcs OF the worlds history, mud
again tn latter times, were frullg1t with scenes
tho name of rc1lEiol,, when that had llothsn.
whatever to DO With Il, aal only tlisgraecd Coda
righteous government consequent upon the
innate sc0sllnuss OF mankind.
seem to bs moru imhuctl with tlle spirit vi ron.
troycrsy atsl love Of notosicty ttlan humble fol-
lowers OF tic meek aud Eowly Jesus, whosnpuro
Gospel is too dull and seemingly unimportant
for shelr extended capabilities.
Ministers ought, hi justlcs to sinful conf
munitY. to be patd by TIC plecp, or u, commits
Sion. We might thc1, In a 1ncasure escape old
nlnl WORKOUT purity scrn,o1s, an.t scclsre moro
libernt sprlnkng Of loving sympathy with maa-
klnd IN tlic trlals ant! tribuailoI!s Ut life, ni
II purer exposition of a law which was given lii
lore. Instead vi nuns wisdonl, Lacked by Il
steady salary. l.. AouAr.
, 1879-05-21

EIIE Ci{tlC0fOl MIN mako nlht[Y Men Nnd V0fa0fi.
f,rof s,,or,.s a,,,sra !, ,,,., ~.oa, :. t.,
]lcvrl In nj Sntrn tlnmr. n,mi MT lin ",",lrsa
syste1n nov nIy,ratrI ii Frnirr. nf which
ol,r rri,fc socn,e IN cnnrnorcd.
jIow lu,Iu, by tic wny. dprs Til, corrcapon,,.
rnjs II. i'm. ham II, rrtsfrnr,3 Tin urivilcw" ~
estnblishtnr tlnlycrsItfus was GRANTED to Cath.
olics in tt,c ycar iS;5. int iour ysars agt, For
ilcarty ono l;unl|rr ycnrs buiofo ,llnI unlY liz
drs;u,tic French Upysrrratnt IN I'M. Mains Of
liberty, nronuens mi pnly Il, inks uwny lie
right 10 ronfer drurcca frnm the cnth.
ul|u unfycratie,. hut t:y,u Il, tur!,t,i ruttr,lrs
tho rjrllt In In tns r,Jr,ct hv thrlr avn fcac|c.x
arl thIs In ciInncn at Ihe fact thnt lin, I,,lIli..
examinations hnyu H!,o,ym tic Cntf,oi,c sthouis
superior to Tie State schools, No wVnllcr t1lu
Hr},feh nui American nrrss secI,,ar az sri1 III
, 1879-05-21

n tht Editor oJ 7he Tribune
CntcAao, May 1H.-An accident occurred ut
Clark STREET brdro last night Of which wa. as
eyewitness. The bridge being opened for t!.c
passage OF steamboat, a lnan, faclne south,
not pcFcctsng i.s being opon, stopped OF Into
the river 4 few mlnutea after tic stcamboat
ean'e opposite, stopped when shouted to- nn1
reached him pole. Dcforc he could gsaap it
lie went under, but rose III an Instant, EruspcA
1t, al,tl WINS brought close to tho vessel, which
then kept slowly moving towards tlso piles at
the west s!'lc Ut tho bridge 10 that ho was In
danger uf being crushed between them md Il
wooden tcndotE which was at his other side; a,,d
l faacied ha wus hurt, for Just as he seemed to
me- to touch The ptlca no Moanel several ttmea.
The vessel tlson stopped and morcl out FROM
The piles, two Or three mon got down her Side to
the watcr, anu one of them with rope rot hold
Of him. We then shouted to Them to haul hlu,
on board as aoon u they could; bat no, thtro
weru about I've leannE over tho ruil, and, s,,D~
pose, hay1iE hold Of t1io rope. anl threu ur four
he lay IN the water lor At least ten minutes til
buat came up utul took HIN out Of tle water.
Tile steas1ltoat passed OUT. mid on Inquiry
soma ol's gu board shouted TINT te man apIear
Cd to 1s dead; mud 10 wonder. Had hi hecn
loistcd on ticek in tiu.o ho wus safe. liz had
presence VI mind alul strength sufficient to
grasp iht pnic whcu told so. md was mol moro
tha. I've minutes III .thu water till then. lie
| must haYs struggled hard, for l,u hatl moved
irotn opposite tho EAST footpatll to opposi&u the
west.
Icoull not hslp thinking aud So retnarklng
10 t!lu bystasM!rrs, how 1t would fare with man
oscrboarl IN thu lahe Wltth fresh hreezo. lied
sttnd III ciIanc1 wilnteyer with the crew Ut sll.tt
steamboat. wilrn in CLASSY watvr A,ltl STATIONARY,
viii. .Easllght gIearnlng around them, they
would nut hoist Il nlan frum tho water to tliu
| deck.
AM! hore let mo suggest the necessity Of
| 6nnt harrler--a chain nr bar-ncross llle ends Ut
these bridges when opuu ut nighttime, a,l4l II
u gaslight WIS ll1el high at tic extremity It
would also hulp to point out the danger. Is It
nut nlutter Of wonder that At feast ouu lfa-
belt II not placed nt each, extremity, where IN
cate of accident uuy ons could lay lsa,lds On It
A.l1 hft.E 1t To tl,u drowning person. II this
were 50, u would prore OF great aAslstuuec In
saving life. Yours respectfully,
MlcM4EL HRH1b.
, 1879-05-21

To tht Editor o. The TrtbhHt.
CHICAGO, May 20.--I notice iu your Issue OF
to-day nn article Will, the above cnptlon s!eucd
"Unknowr," complaining about tic 5.cent
rates OIL the South ai!r, while IN the North and
West Slles twonty-tlve rides arc sold for ST..
once wrestlea With tho snrnc problem, aud, Bec-
Ing no rcason why the fare should not bo the
same, went to lie Office OF tho Railway Conn
pnny, when found the rate wus really less. The
most Of the lines OIL thu West ns,d North Sides
arc TIT miles III length, n,nl thu rata four cents
pcr ride, or ono and one-thnl cents |cr mile,
while on the South sldo the routes art
four atni thrcc-0uartcrs and 1lvc miles, atll
tile rate &c, or as,olt one cent per mile, OF
ncarly onc.thfrtl of cent per mile less tnan In
tho other dlyssiona. l also lcarned that tickets
can 1o had tn any amount at thu Company'a
oil!co. II "Unknown " rides every dny on tho
strcet.cars as d. llo nav he qualified at nuy
ratc the people nrc,-to decide whicn portion OF
The city is provided with The t,cst md most co,n-
Portable cars. huro no connection With nny
Of tlie railway companies. but like 10 sec fair
play, and US a i" "South-Stder u ain not nstasntd
OF uur railway accomtnudasons, nn1 nn. quite
content tn ride III tho best cars at onc.thirtl OF
cent pcr mile lcss than iu anY other division vi
t]ln city. Respectfully, ''SoUTH 51DElt.''