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TOWN TAX FOR 1883.

4 II IL mcetingO of the Town Council held on the
~ lst Instant the following was passed:
BE it ordained by this Council that.a tax of I
mills he levied upon all real and personal proper
ty within the corporate limits Of Iorkville:. two
(2J mills to defray the ordinary expenses of the
ment of bonds and executions, as per order of
Court. Said tax to he due on the lst of October
next, aud if not paid by the lSt of December
neN3 then the LAWFUL PENALTY OF -
PER CENT. to be added thereto ; and after the
first of January next, executions to he issued
against al dcfAulterS.
BY order Of the Council.
+. HAPPERFIELD, Intendant.
J. r. SCHoRB, Clerk and Treasurer.
Yorkvile, September g. 1888. W If
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finautiaI ann Gon>nlertlal.


YORKVILLE, September l2-Cotton 8 to 81:
CHARLESTON, September l0.-Cotton quiet;
middling, 81.
LIVERPOOL, September lO.-Cotton steady;
uplands ll-l6d.
NEW YORK, September 10.-Cotton steady;
uplands, 10s. Futures. closed dull but steady,
with sales Of 81 900 bales, as follows: September
1913 to 1914; October 1923 to 1924; November
1881 to lO.32 December 1912 to lO43; January
1888 to 1854 February l0.66to 1867 March 1880
to 1881; April 1921 to 1892; May ll.02 to llo3;
June lib to lila; July 1l.2 to liza.
Comparative Cotton Statement.
NEW YORK, September THE following IS
the comparative cotton statement for the week
ending September 1883. lSsZ; Zoo
Receipts at all ports for the week, S32sl 2s6So
Total receipts to this date........ 81 ,a6o
Exports forweek. "A ,3SS 2001S
Total exports to date, ,......"........ M3ss !s69o
Stock at all U. S. ports........... 10 ll3soS
Stock at all interior towns:"...... 2O,O10 4,il6
Stock at Liverpool. S3l ,OOO 6o2 Ooo
American for Great Britain...... 23.0OO Z',o0o
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THE WANTS
OF most individuals can be more nearly sup
piled at the "Adickes' Building" than under
any other one roof in Yorkvile The Adickes'
keep almost everything and guarantee prices.
GRASS SEED,
Soaps, cheap. Candies, fresh every few days.
Best Vinegar, three years old; y. o. Molasses,
Syrups, etc. Examine our Sugars and Cofees.
Thurbcrs No. "a, Roasted Coffee is very popular
IIygienic Oatmeal is said to he the best food for
ali classes in the world. Try it. Preserving
Kettles, brass and porcelain lined.
GUNS SANDFIXTURES, PISTOLS, ETC.
Don't forget where to come for Hardware gen.
orally. Scale Beams, Steelyards, Blacksmith s
Supplies, Carpenters Tools, Cotton Cards, Pots,
Plows, Ovens, Lids, Grass Scythes, Well Chains,
Buckets, Wheels, etc.
TEAS,
Green, Black and Mixed; Chocolate, Cocoa, Gel
atine, Baking Powders, Cream Tartar, Indigo, at
cost by the pound or more, as we have q double
supply on hand. Flavoring Extracts, Spices, al
kinds, ground or whole. Condensed Milk, Cow $
and Goats. Canned Meats, Fish, Fruitand Veg
etables Sauces, Pickles, Relshes, Mustards,
Bird Seed, etc. In fine, the most complete as
Sortment of these goods i'll this section
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Everything bought, from Rags to Gold Orc.
Butter and Eggs wanted
TINWARE.
Large lot Just received, and we now have al
most everything in this line. Glass Oil Can i'll
Tin, can't leak. Decorated Chamber Sets in Tin
and Crockery, cheap Window Glass ofall sizes,
and Putty.
Our variety is the most extensive in this mar
ket. Wedon'tallow our neighbOrs to Outstrlp us
in goods orprices. WITtiERS ADlCkES.
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PARISH & MCKNIGHT.
BEST In THE DECK.

IF you want the best in the deck, of anything,
4 call on HAPPY CAL.
If ouwant the incest Sugar in York, you can
find it at HAPPY GALS.
If you want the best Coffee, he always has it.
Everything nice and fresh.
Everything you can call for in the Fancy Gro
cery line: Descated Cocoanut, something nice
for pies and puddings; Gelatne, Cream Tartar,
Corn Starch, and, in fact, everything in the Fan,
cy line. Cut Loaf Sugar, pulverized Sugar and
Fancy Candies. Come and see u.s.
PARISH & MCKNIGHT.
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WITHERS ADICKES.
NEW ARRIVALS.

NEW ARRIVALS.
I'D ASK ETS, Brooms etc. Grass Seeds-Cloyer,
u Orchard and Blue Grass. Large lot of Can
dies, Nuts, Etc Spices, Snuffs, Tobaccos, Cheese,
Ball Potash, Blueing, etc. Sugars and Molasses
cheap, and more Hardware. Oatmeal, Wheaton
Grlts, Patent Flour, Mackerel, etc.
WITIIERS AD1CkES.
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LAND FOR SALE.

VTNHE undersigned will expose to public sale
at the COURT HOUSE DOOR IN YORK
VILE, on Salesdav in October next, a tract Of
land living 2! miles west of McConnellsvile, and
3 miles southwest of Yorkville, and containing
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTI-S1N AMI
4 HALF 076!) ACRES. There is on the place
a Dwelling and other improvements, and about
FIFTY ACRES are in cultivation.
TERMS-CaSh. b. 7. PORTER.
September l3 81 tt
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JOHN R. ASHE.
NEW GOODS,

II HAVE Just opened new line Of Hats and
Il Caps, suitable for old men, young men, youths,
boys and children, and can and will sell them
lower than ever known to the trade in Yorkville.
have them in all styles, colors, grades and sizes.
DOMESTICS.
can give better goods at lower prices in this
line than ever before, and offer fresh arrivals.
1000 yards Piedmont A Shirting.
1000 yards Piedmonts Shirting.
1000 yards bleached I, and "A Shirting.
1000 Yards Domestic Checks and Ginghams. >
$500 yards Standard Prints
1000 yards Ticking all grades and prices, and
a full line Of other Dry Goods and Notions, suit
able to the wants of the trade at prices which in
vite competition.
GROCERIES.
In this line we are slightly distigured by the
dry weather, but are still in the ring, with full
supply and ready to serve the trade at as low
prices as any in the city.
HARDWARE.
We carry full stock in this department, and
claim to have nearly everything that the trade re-
quires. A full stock Of all sizes of Bolts from /!
to IL inches. All sizes of Refined Tire Iron from
II bys o2by 4, and nearly all the odd sizes Of
square, round and band Iron. All sizes of Drill
and Pick Cast Steel, Steelyards and Scale Bal
ances and various other articles in too vast va
riety to enumerate, on which / can please the
trade in prices.
POWDER.
have a supply or Hazard Gun and Blasting
Powder to furnish to the Wholesale trade in this
section Of country, at manufacturers prices.
FFFg Kentucky Rifle 25 tb Kegs, ,"......"...S6 50
FFFg Kentucky Rifle, II! tb Kegs, ,........... 3 80
FFFg Kentucky Rifle, Ct b Kegs, ,.........".... 49,
"' JOHN r. ASHE, Agent.
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HYMENEAI.

MARRIED-At the residence of the bride $
mother. in Yorkville on Wednesday afternoon,
the 5th instant by Rev. \. A. Gilbert, assisted by
Rev. r. f. Gilbert, Mr.. FRANK 4. GILBERT
and Miss MARTHA X. JEFFERYS, daughter
of the late James Jefferys, Esq.
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ROUND TO SUCCEED.

We intend to makea success of the Grocery
business, unless it is very cold night. If you
do not object, you can buy some DRY GOODS
from an old fat boy. near the depot, who is Hap
py Calls niece. He is as good as four aces.
HAPPY CAL.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that the firm of c. G. PARISH
& CO., composed of theundersigned and MIR.
T. B. McCLAIN, doing business near the depot,
is dissolved by mutual consent All business of
the above-named firm will be settled by Mr.. II.
b. McCLAIN, whose authority is hereby ac-
knowedged. c. &. PARISH.
August 30 50 ly
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1883-09-13

M1sCEGENERATIoN IN. NORTH CARROLL
MA Charlotte dispatch Of Friday says:
"Much excitement and bad feeling has been
caused in Rockingham and several of the
adjacent counties by cases of white women
running off and marrying negro men. Yes
terday two white girls-Mary LOrain and
Sarah Lace-one of them very cOmely, dellb-
erately left their homes with coal-black ne
grOes. The parents and q brother of the
girls got on the track of the fugitives, and,
armed with shot guns, pursued them {: m
and death. The brother of one of the girls
got within 500 yards of her. She was rid
ing behind her dusky lover on the same
horse which he was belaboring. The broth
er hailed them and raised his gun to shoot
the negro, but desisted for fear of killing
his sister. They were better mounted, and
the horse with the double load distanced
the pursuers. One Of the couples was ar
rested on the outskirts Of Rockingham, and
there is now strong talk of llynching the
man. Nine cases of this kind have occur
red in six months, and all in the same
section Of the country, white women IN
each case running off with negro men.
EX-TREAsURER MILLS CAsE-J. E. Nc
Donald, ESQ.,, of Winnsboro, special refe-
rec appointed to take testimony in the case
of the State against eX-treasurer Julius
Mills and his bondsmen, filed his report in
the Office of the clerk of the Court on the
4th instant. The referee decides that moth
ing is due from Major Mills to the State or
county, he having fully accounted for all
money received by him. The report con-
cludes as follows: 1T is therefore adjudg-
ed, 1. That the complaint in this action
be dismissed on the merits. II. That the
defendants herein have Judgment against
the plaintiff for their cost and disburse-
ments. .''--Mester Reporter, 9Th.
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COLCOCK & MILLER.

TOBACCO! TOBACCO!!
WYE would call the attention of the public to
w the fact that we have the control of n D..
SULIIIVAN'S
Justly Celebrated Brands of Tobacco,
Manufactured at Walkerstown, y. c. These
Goods are the best ever offered
IN THIS OR ANY OTHER MARKET.
An we ask is for you to come and buy q plug,
and we know you will become converted to 1t
and chew no other.
BOOTS AND SHOES, BOOTS AND SHOES.
BOOTS AND SHOES, BOOTS AND SHOES.
BOOTS AND SHOES, BOOTS AND SHOES.
Anything from the finest Ladies' Hand-sewed
Button Boot to Wire imitation Dutch Polka
for S1.0O.
Fine Hand-Sewed Mems London, French or
New Orleans BOx-Toed Congress-.
DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS,
DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS,
DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS,
We are offering our Dry Goods stock at greatly
reduced prices to close out and make room for
our Fall stock.
GROCERIES, GROCERIES, GROCERIES.
GROCERIES, GROCERIES, GROCERIES.
GROCERIES, GROCERIES, GROCERIES.
Staple and Fancy Groceries always on hand, to
suit every one.
COME IN AND GIVE US A TRIAL
Before buying elsewhere, and we will save you
money.
COLCOCK & MILLER.
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IRISH POTATOES FOR SALE.

an BUSHELS of Early Rose, Irish Potatoes
2sD for sale at Sl.O0 per bushel. Apply to w.
DAVE GRIST. at the "ENQrIREE" Office.
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SADDLES.

FULL stock of Saddles, all home manufac-
n ture. which must be sold. Prices guaran-
teed as low as can be bought anywhere.
G. II. O'LEARY.
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GROCERIES AND HARDWARE

OUR stock Of Groceries and Hardware is now
" full and complete. full stock of Steel
yards and Balances running as high as five hum
dred pounds. Pocket and Table Cutlery, in end
your money by giving US call and getting our
prices DOBSON & PARISH.
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YOU WILL ALWAYS FIND

DED-ROOM Sets Bureaus, Sideboards, Safes,
I'D Tables, Lounges, Sofas Oil Paintings, Steel
Engravings, Chromos, Picture Frames, Bed
steads. all grades Chairs, Book Cases, Secreta-
ries, Wardrobes Spring Beds, Mattresses. Hat
Racks, Brackets, Wall Pockets, Book Shelves,
Window Cornces. Different grades of the above
to suit all. G.. II. OLEARY.
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POWDER.
O.. H. O'LEARY.
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT.

II AM now receiving the largest stock Of Furni-
ture ever brought to this market. Bought
strictly for Cash, in carload lots thereby saving
Is per cent, which propose to give my custom
ers the benefit Of and will only ask an examina-
ton of goods and prices when in need of any
thing in this line G. H. OLEARY.
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STOVES.

II AM selling the Stoves Of Charles Noble d Co.,
of Philadelphia. Hundreds Of them have
been sold in the last few years, and all have given
satisfaction. They are as cheap as any good
Stove. Repairs furnished for any Stove this
COMPANY makes. G.. II. ULEARY.
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II. M. DOBSON.

THAT CHEWING IobACCo
w the "Old Chap did the other day, when
was IN town? HegaVe me piece OF
To try. He said it was the best in town
|
|
fVl' LILY Mo1'Hi'
thing AZ ask ed TO do. and. Mr.. Perkins,
|
with Mr.. Dawkns for
Perkins, tell your nelghpors ABOUT the 'oiu
Chap Tobacco,
Manufactured Expressly for Il. NJ. UODSOn,
Price only 50 cents pound and as good as many
NH-1-:
EpfeSS N1hh11lS -
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LATTA BROTHERS
GETTING READY.

N7E are daily receiving goods, getting ready
w for the Fall Trade, and are now carrying
full stock of Sugars, Coffees, Teas, Hams, Bacon,
Lard, Salt, Syrups, Molasses, Patent Flour, N.
Pickles, Sauce, Pepper, Spice, Canned Goods,
Candles, Soap, Starch, Blueing, and Blacking,
all of the best quality offered on the New York
market LATTA BROTHERS.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1883-09-13

VUST received large lot Of Laundry SOAP
eD and can give extra bargains by the box.
LATTA BROTHERS.
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RAGGING AND TIES.

4 Full stock of Bagging and good Arrow Ties
N on hand, which will be sold at the market
price We will not be undersold.
DOBSON & PARISH.
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A NICE TRAVELLING WRAP MADE

BY 3 clock. Hooked up and saw that the clock
said eleven. thought to myself no Wrap for
you by that time. Mrs. DOBSON was called in
and the wants of the lady made known. She
time, and made it was Think of l., a nice Wrap
made in four hours. advise all persons in need
of work done in that line to consult Mrs. DOB
SON before you have it DONE All her work is
delivered the very hour it is promised. No dis
appointment there. You are told what it will
cost YOU, and when you come to settle your bill
that is what twill he. Come one and all and see
Mrs. DOBSON.
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HARNESS.

CARRIAGE, Buggy, Wagon and Plow Har:
7 J ness, which cannot be beat as to quality and
prices. G. II. OLEARI.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1883-09-13

Well, Mrs. Kelly, that old chap, DOBSON, and
his little accommodating wife, are making things
lively for the dull season of the year. / stepped
into the work room the other day, and to my sur
prise, there were six ladies as busy as bees, sew
ing, cutting and fitting Dresses, and they have
been busy all summer. TO show you how things
are done up there, lady stepped in and said
she wanted
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1883-09-13
1900 YARDS OF CARPETS.

IN addition to selling Carpets by sample, will
have on hand about the 10th of September,
1900 yards of Carpeting-Brussels Ingram, Ma
pier Mating, Hemps, Velvet Rugs, Brussel
Rugs, Oil Cloths, Crumb Cloths, Door Mats,
Stair Carpeting. Carpets from p cents upward.
No trouble to show these goods at
G. H. O'LEARY'S.
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CLOTHING.

WYE announce to our customers and friends
w that we have just received an attractive
line of the following goods:
Gents Cloth Dress Suits, Gents Granite Dress
Suits, Gents Cork-Screw Dress Suits, all the
Nobby Styles of Gents Worsted Suits, and
Gents business Cashmere Suits, which we are
offering at very low figures, for cash.
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DOBSON e. PARISH.

WYE would inform the merchants, of both
w town and country, that we have the Agen-
cy for Kings Royal FFF G Powder, warranted
as good as any on the market, and we are able to
sell it as cheap as it can be bought anywhere In
buying from us you will save at least the freight.
We have it put up in quarter, half and full kegs.
Give us a call and save your money.
DOBSON Il PARISH.
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HARDWARE.

FINDER this heading we call attention to our
I stock Of Ames' Shovels, Spades, Picks, Axe
Handles, Axes, steeyards, Scale Beams, sprin-
Balances, Sad Irons, Horse and Mule Shoes,
Nails, Cutlery Meat Cutters, Pistols, Shears,
Well Chains, Well Buckets, Trace Chains, Breast
Chains, Singe-Trees, Hames, Clevises, Grass
rods, Laprings. Pots, Ovens, Skillets, Plow-
Moulds, Hinges of every description and size,
and numerous other articles in the Hardware
line. LATTA BROTHERS.
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DOMESTICS.
GROCERIES.

In this line we are slightly distigured by the
dry weather. but are still in the ring, with full
supply and ready to serve the trade at as low
prices as any in the city.
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RYE AND BARLEY.

To any who may wish tirst-rate Winter and
Spring Pasture, we can furnish a few bushels OF
Rye and Barley. Call and get our prices before
buying.
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SHOES! SHOES ! !

Miles fine Ladies' Shoes specially. Ladies
Kid Button Boots Ladies' half-boXed Boots, La
dies plain foxed Boots, plain and pebble laced
Goat Caters. Also, low-quartered Goat and
Calf Shoes for house wear for old Ladies, the very
thing for comfort.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1883-09-13

nON'T forget, when in want of Cigar, that
IL we carry three Of the most popular brands
ever offered on this market, White Star Line
Forest King and Moss Rose.
LATTA BROTHERS.
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Price only so cents pound and as good as many
tobaccos which are sold at Is cents. Besides this
Florida Fig, and the Old Oaken Bucket. I ad-
wise all men who chew to call and see the "Old
Chap Tobacco. The "Old Chap" himself, is in
New York, but he did not takethe Tobacco with
him.
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NEW LEXTN GETOM.
Saturday, August Is, 1888.

The Republican tiolot nll through is sat-
factory.
The Republicans feel sure of a victory
this fall.
r. II. Mcclure has moved into his new
house on College street
Several of the citizens are making propa-
ration to visit the Sabna fair.
Miss Katie Smith, Of Piqua, is visiting
her old associates in this locality.
The repairs on the NJ. E. Church have
been completed and new lightning rod
put up.
Miss Mary Howard, of Hillsboro, was Wis
iting friends in Misplace lost Saturday and
Sunday
Silas George and wife, Of Hardon's creek,
were visiting the family of Samuel Brown
last Thursday.
John Rhouiums, of Reesvllo, was in
town last woel, posting and distributing
bills for the Sabina fair.
c. H. Daughters, street commissioner, is
waring the hands out, and is putting in stone
cutters along Main street
Sheriff Long was made happy at Ed
wards sale last Thursday, as he bought a
cross cut saw for % cents.
Ollie Richardson, o; Carytown, has his
posters ont advertising his entire stock o!
,,rgo.rias ln ba sold ot 1,vI1ir sols otr 3Ofh
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.YNCHBURG
Saturday, August IS, 1888.

A mass temperance meeting viii be held
here August 30, Reys. VauCleye, Starr,
Judge Thompson and other good speakers
will be present to address the people ON
the Second Amendment.
We received ~ letter from Mr. Samuel
Ell,elos last week announcing the death of
his mother on the 221d Of July. The
many friends of Mrs. Eksles here will he
pdued to hear of her death 80 soon after
removal from this place to New York
TheLyuchburg an Fayetteville base ball
clubs played n match game ON the grounds
Of the latter last Saturday, the score stood
% to 8 in favor of Lynohburs at the close
of the fifth inning when the Fayetteville
threw up the sponge AMI gave up tie con-
tost.
The following paper was picked up on
the streets last Monday. 1t is a good joke
one of the Sharpsyille grangors "Wa the
undersigned do hereby prefer "a charge
against Bro for running his horse in
the town Of Lynohburg on the 2Gth day Oh
May, 1888, also entering the lodge room il
the state Of intoxication which is contrary
to laws of the national state and subrji
nate grange" 1t is sigued by two mem
bers of the grange
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Of persons from distance were there and
all were privileged TO partake Of a sumptu-
ous dinner that had been prepared by the
friends for the occasion, which ample jus
tice was done
Rev S. G. Black, preached his farewell
sermon nt this place and samantha, o., last
Sunday; hc has been on the circuit for the
past three yours and he VIII leave with re-
grets by some of the citizens.
During the storm las. Thursday week a
barn on Mrs Mary Frances lot in the west
end OF town was struck by lighting, shiyer-
ing some Of the timbers considerably. Miss
Matte who was in the house getting diner
was slightly shocked.
Miss Anna Pugsley, who had been visit
ing friends at this place for some time, re
turned to her home in Independence No
Miss Pugsley has made host Of friendl
since her visit here, who will, miss her il
the social circles, as to know her wa'
to respect. She was accompanied as far as
Kansas City 10y Miss Gene Terrell, of thi
place, who will visit her sister if satisfcC
until spring
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Graz Thompson spent Sunday with his
parents here.
Mr. c. f. Dynes, Of Empodo, Kan, was
here on Monday
Miss Yada Murphy is attending tha
Teachers Institute.
Amos Kellis has moved to the Harvey
property near the railroad.
w. A. Lucas and Sheriff Blount, Of Mar
shall, were here ON Friday.
Mr. Perry Hopkins, of Clay township
was visiting here ON Friday.
Harry eileen returned home ON Tuesday
from a trip to Bloomfield, Iowa.
Miss Mary Richards, of Newark is visit
ing her uncle Mr.. r. S. Richards on Main
street
Troutwine and Moon bought and shipped
over two thousand bushels Of wheat from
here last week
The Fayetteville aud New Vienna base
ball clubs will play match game on tho
LyncAburg grounds to-day.
Rev. VIM Hin, formerly Of this place
but now OF Blue creek, Adams county, we'
/ shaking hands hero on Wednesday.
Lost, a cambria handkerchief with figure
of viae in the corner, the fudov win con
fer a favor by leaving it at the pos, office
Mrs Frank Barug, OF Cincinnati, re
turned home Saturday morning after
pleasant visit OF week with friends here
Il. b. Deuaree, ESQ., of Kentucky, vii
deliver Temperance lecture at the NJ i
Church Saturday evening, August %, al
are invited
Our base ball club feel very indignant a
tue charge made in the Record last wee
that somo one had 'pecuuiary" iutores
in the game.
The annual council of the Chris,ia
Union Church is being held at AlIensbur
I this week, large number of ministers an
Laymen are in attendance