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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04
JUST AT THIS TINE.
A Few Valuable hints to Those
Who are Quick to Take Advun.
tagc Of Suggestions.

A Few Valuable hints to Those
Who are Quick to Take Advan.
tagc Of suggestions.
Can you afford to risk your lie during
this spring.
This lsaquestlon which a groat many
people will do we'll to consider Just at
this time.
How many people there arc, Just now,
who complain OF tired. worn out fool
iugs. They tool listess, lsnruid, have
headaches, hackachos and continually
suffer from stomach trouble. Their
symptoms y Amy show tba' their liver
and kidneys arc out OF order. Others
are sufferers from dizziness, pAlpitatiun
and pains near the hoar. Their blood
does not circulate properly aud 10 needs
purifying. Unless thes' thugs arc at.
nisi Co., tho first cold or chill they
cat h rs very apt lu turn mo pneumonia,
consumption or some other dangerous
malndy. Can anyone afford 10 run those
risks2
These dangers arc not exaggerated.
IhUy actually oNiHt, they must be- faced,
and II IL q serious ma ter fur people who
have others depending uu them. such
ppoplp caunU AFFORD tu 10 aid up with a
0 y
doctors bills. 10 is visor O. guard
against 'hs msny dangers by fHu.ng up
tho systom and putting every organ VI
tho body boz perfect condition. THIS "
easily accomplished by the MD of War.
npr'- ~aiu Cufo which Tor yoars ha, boon
recognized ne the greatest aud best rom.
] oIy Tor rono Ning tive strength and build
/ ing up tlu uUil.h.
Every doctor knows this truth. Thou.
sands " prominent people have proved
| it, value iu their own experience. Ask
Z them auI tbUy will tell you thNy always
make TIA practice tu msr Warmers ~afo
euro Whenever any lll.hUnliN approaches.
That IN why hey eau fco ih' mpst dan
I geruua exposures wi bout rsk and Al.
I ways keep no perfect health, There arc
few people who can afford 90 ignore these
/ suggestions, Tow who should TAIL 20
avail themselves Of the valuable hluis
/ they contain.
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rar CORONATION Or ruE cz,

But fow have an idea OF the euJg.
NOUS expenses incurred ty a Russian
emperor ON the ceremony Of corona,
ton. From foreign exchange al
hand it 10 learned that Gar Nicholas
spent fifteen million dollars ON the
coronation festivities al MOtcJw, Hl-
successor Alexander II, made twelve
million dollars osver all the expense,
When Alexander III solumnly placed
the crown OF his head, tue empire
was still suffering from the shock re-
cdvoI by tho explosion Of the bJmb
that RIleI his imperial latner. The
ceremonies were therefore somewhat
deprived OF their tp.vudoE anu ten
million uollsra were all that was nusI.
cd,
Next month the y.uly ear,
Nicholas III, Aud bis czsrins are
TO bu or wurd Ia the kromlin
lu the ancient capital OF Ruisia.
The unity now holds "a leading posi-
ton nmous tho great powers Of the
world AMI h aiming At imprrsslug all
the nations OF Asia with uu idoG OF IT.
superiority, Al tue coronation repre-.
soutatyes from nearly ala these naliour
Will BIO present, aud 10 has been deoil-
ed to spend twenty million dollars Oh
The festivities 10 be held Tor their bBut-
NJ, Russla's power ami wealth and
Influence vii, asa result, b. heTalded
to tho utlermost uarls Of the gl0Ut.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04
CONtERENCE NOTICE.

Tue sixty.sl1tu Annusl Conference
Of the Church Of Jssus Christ oi Lat
ter.day Saints will convene Ia tho
tabernacle, Salt Lake CITY, At 10
O'Clock on Saturday morning, April
9Th, 1896.
The officers ami members Of the
Church generally are cordially In.
vitsd to attend tho mectings Of the
Conference.
wuFuRD WOODRUFF,
GEORGE q. CANNOS,
JosFpif +. SMITH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04
YALg InE LEaIsLATURH.

One day more ends the legal life Of
Of the fpt General Assembly OF the
Slaio Of Utah. OF course Il will prove
very long "dAy," for the reasons that
there will be a mass Of unfinished
busin sss requiring attention and which,
as utual, includes matters Of great linz
pottAnoe; and the final day being Sun.
day, ana Easter at that, II Ia not likely
there will be much inclination to devote
the day to continuous hard work. Per-
haps all that will be done will DO 10
preserve the ssmblanco Of a session
aud take Tecessrs from tlmo ~ time,
for mn adjournment would neces-
sarily DO fatal; meanwhile the iTaudiu
fiction, when deoslves nobody, Of
making tho official clock stand slill
will be INDUCED In until tue end Ia
reached.
A review OF ihe work accomplished
by our law makers shows II ON the
whole 10 be vOlumlnous aud creditablo.
That II IL not FREQ from hlemiahts or
=
some OF tho members themselves have
been shorlhandod anu reml,s now anu
then IL also undeniable, tut such coca.
sions have been agreoably rare. II Is
also fact that some "
the Senators and Representatives
have been diligent, attentive ana
psinslaklng all tbs time, never seem.
ing h be- weary In we'll doing aud
always having the welfare Of their con.
sutuents Ia full view. II would Ue In.
vliious and In bal taste TO mention
names, especially when there II no call
for II; no let tho record stand ma At fist
rot out-Ail have done well when tho
work asa whole Is taken iuto full con.
tideTali0n.
one " tue gratifying features Of tho
session has been tbs comparative ab.
senue Of partisan rhnuor. Very few
measures have been passed by a strict
party vote ana with tne single ex-
oeplion Of the election Of United States
Senators aud one or two other ques-
tons, party liu,s. have not been
distinctly drawn, THIS h lutt us 10
should be; while there il no call or
occasion Tor member 10 divosl him,
self Of bis pOlillos altogether, lac hos no
right To look upon those who uii not
vote Tor him as not being entitled 20
he same general representation that
others receive. All DO not of course
KAT II In this light but they will
TO It BY and ny when thoy
out that lurgisausuip has
.rs buses VI well hs It, usrt;
r.uL figure ~ an obscure minority,
uytll ~ meaning well enough, no
me so tue test OF the human lam.
Az Wi, ave not yet covered the entire
mining uowl,dsc 1he presiding
lho b.. G. appointment Of Standing
0ulhei,Ah, ,anll:sss have 10 aim sl
the iii aS / 90 !Gr oppgu!l9n rather
.ur.. mathematical proper
Warner W. altogether iul.slrlmi,
0'.l' ss no reg on members 10 pre-.
ma XII vac This he's had ten
II, y. 0b, on q aIouism ana soi1oH
aiken up us that might eN.
Afier reading ,nJ INDIGNANT and
action thereon was ,-,.
lanG's request, 20 la ~ 'o'"'h'""'"''
n,,'.,,..... ....... In also proper Ia
that all the
II. Is. lB7, providing % ave =, far n,
and control VI the Stat6t .-, =.
anu placing the school tu.' pump III
uumu In the present res, ms be'
uulidln,s, both schools L and min
u'Ogdon, was takso up, an
DDS III
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mo pre.Ia.n,,. cnhIn.,

Is not more wise than the n "Board
NJ Erpefis"-mechauic and engineers
who pass upon each detail Of cou.
stfucllrn In Columbia bicycles. Seven.
teen yesfs Of constant watchlu mess,
experiments anu iests have produced
perfect machint-lhe matohless 1893
Columbia. An ABSOLUTE guarantee
With every wheel II member, there
10 only me best bicycle. seo them Al
50 east let South street.
COLUMBIA CYCLE Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04
THE LylL Inar MIN 10.

SIakspeafe never wrote more truly
than when he caused Marc Antony 20
say "rhe evils that men do 1--we after
them, the good IL Oft inferred with
their bones" Not only does the evil
live wuen the prrpolralor IL dead, but
1t lives most active life al times aud
visits H. plsgues upon the deserving
aud the Innocent. When the civilized
world was shocked aud this part Of II
stupefod with the horrible crime Of
John wilkes Booth. tue first feeling
ulOn recovering somewhat from tho
blow was not that OF grief but OF rage
destructive, vindiolyo and we'll
nigh unbhilcd rage. IL extended
mot only 10 the whole Booth family bug
TO the auauiu's friends ani ncq iaiut.
auc,F; Que Of these, woman who WIS
shown afterwards TO tho satisfaction Of
most persons 10 be ouuTcly limo.
cent, was hanged before the nood.tidv
VI passion had subsidized, aud all who
expressed sympathy or admiration for
the assassin were tummarlly dealt
with, nj least one such mau In WASH
iugtJn being shot dead by soldier aud
tho soldier was not even arrested.
Booth was slain but the evil which he
wrought survived him anu bowed 10
the dust a most worthy family. Ed.
win, man whose manners were Oi the
geutl,s aud who never 80 farns know
did wrong 20 any one, dared
not appear on the stage Tor o.
long time after tho assassination an
ho would never under any cltcum.
stances enter the city Of Warrington
agaiu, although lattsriy urged many
times to do ~; tue same applies meas.
urably 10 tue other brother, Juuius
BiuIus.
HlslOry-rsmote, medieval Aul cur.
rcnt--ls iui, Of such Instances, tue in.
u8csnt sui tne upright Uclug m,Io 10
suffer Tor the acts Of the guilty aui tho
dopmvvd. A striking Instance r. thai.
OF tho brother ~ 5sull Casouu, Tue
young Italian whose brutal as-lsHua.
uJu of PRECEDENT Csru0g o. France
Is tull resh To- the mIua
o' the people. The brother Giovanni
by name, has since the cg.ma beer.
Kept under the most rlgiI police su..
VIGILANCE, though having hal no lut
whatever M tue crime ami giving itug
sympathy, This hns prevented him
nom obtaining work. ami "a short umn
since, IN sheer desperation, ho entered
a Cspuchiu convent as an inmate, boo.
after only throo months stay .rra,
when be wac about g. b. accepted o.. .
brother mons, the superior WHO he
Ffsuclmau, wns made aware OF Ca.
-yrioa Identity anu drove him
out ni ,ho place, He now pro-.
poses TO AK the F,ouon govern.
mcuJ TO change his name, but pcrhap,
even tui, milling boon Will be Ieuio
him.
Human lave, like the human iuIs.
meut which produces them, prr s.
huliy aui unjust On o1mr pafticg boz.
that We, ~ "a family, arc rou-lau 3.
adm ulsheI ~ 60 Ihr great rlusm
which sull divides us from exact Tu..
ltude and perfect figh,egu-nps' w
arc better han VIZ wstr, but tuI' Ia, .
whole long way from the goal, rur
wlil - stained only whom the H3sl D.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04

CstarTh slntis M the uasal passages,
iiectiug eyes, Ears and throat, and II
Ia fact the great ou0myOi Tie mucous
membrane. Neglected colds In the
head almost invariably precede cataffn
causing nm eEce'eive illw Of mucous,
and n the mucous discharge becomes
interrupted the disagfeesblu results Of
raiafrh will follow, such az baI breath,
severe pain across forehead and about
The yyre, n roaring AMI burning sound
IN The ears ani oitentlmrs very oilen.
siyg discharge. Eye Ctesm Balu 10
the acknUwltd cd cure 'of thcte
lIouhles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04
CONVENIENCE ArrolNrMrNrs.

Sunday School Union, Tabernacle,
Saturday, April 4, Sp. m.
scandinavian meeting, Assembly
Hail, Sunday, April 8, between II
ami 9 2. m.
German meeting, Assembly Han,
Sunday, April ., o =. m.
Priesthood meeting, Tabernacle,
Sunday, April ., Pm.
Grand concert, Tabernacle, Monday,
April 8, 8 =. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04
GOAL Tina, suits" a, yellow Front

The direct line 10 k'usas CITY, H.
Louis sud Atlantic ssabosrd, IL via
the Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping and chaif
car, and all conuectl M made iu
Union dspois IN tho day time. II you
are going East and care iof daylight
ride through the gtaudsst scenery Of
tho RocEy NJ uutAina cu route, seo
that your ticket fsads vie Msoufl
Pacific Railway, Elegant chair CATS
positively irye 10 holders " regular
train tickets,
n. n. KoOsER, G. +. X =. A.,
q Moflan Block, Salt Lake CITY,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04

man can step into this great store, walk
into our clothing department and order his entire
outfit lie can get each article just as he wants IT,
as plain or as fine as he likes H. and leave full
dressed from head to foot and have more money
remaining in his pocket than Il he had bought else
where His selections here would be among these
prices
Mems Underwear from soc to $3.50 gar.
menL
Mems Hosiery from Toe to 75c pair
Mems White Shirts from soc TO Si75 each,
Mems Collars zoe, for SOC.
Mems Cuffs 35e,
Mems Linen Handkerchiel zoe to SOC.
Mem Silk Haudkerchiels soc to Si25
Mems Suspe1ders zoe to 81 90
Mems Ties from 25c to 81 So
Mems Suits from $40 90 to $500
Mems oyercoals from SIS 90 to $500.
Mems Hats from Toe to $500.
Mems Gloves from Toe to S225,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04

II may save you time and money TO
be Informed that, when you need a
blood.putiiipf Ayers Sarsapafllla is
tho KIND mostin favor with tho med.
cal profession. IL the stanhAtd and
Ne such, the only bloc purifier admit.
ted At the Chicago Worlds Fair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04

An Ana o. WiCHSEss l. atfcc by
item ny who lgok over our 'oB greatly
enlarged stock VI Bugglos, Suffeys And
Fancy Traps. Most complete line ever
uiisTeI. Can aud see them, We con
save you money. Coop. Wagon n
Machine Co., = ats Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04

The rapidity with which Group de-.
velups cslls I instant treatment; aud
yet few huuscho d. are prepared fof its
visits. An admir- bio remedy Tor this
disease IA Ayers Cherry Peolotal. Il
has saved hundreds oi lives and shOu Il
he In every home where there are
young children.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04
MERLIN ]. STONE, GsnsaIogIst,

Has established = Genealogical Bureau A.
ogden. Utah. Has on hand hundreds o. geus
ohlogiea, unsAgoH, etc thyHe volumes Will 10
for sale On reference. Has something relating
20 almost every American family. Macs a
specially Of tracing hnoaEcs and compiling
gonraluNca. Those Interested should cores
pond with him or visit hla library
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04

with hut little care AMI no trouble,
the beard and mustache can be- kept a
uniform brown or black color by using
Buckingham Dye TOT the Wnisktfs.
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cheap Lunch NJ vi. counter. Opposite
south Temple date,

Whoa BABY was sick, w gavo her CastoriA
When she vas q Child, tio cried Tor Cas,oriA
When sln hcaan ''ius sho cluns to Cas,orts.
Whom she lai Children, sho gays them Casto.iA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04

Invested 1iil. ia O., 'rr.ranr Iure .
OF $40 siu ana the Ju IEe afjuIges pre.
walls 10 person urHn tue earth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04

WOULD RATHER Rus ruE RISK.
Mrs. Corniossal had been thoughtfully
gazing a. tho ceiling while the daily
paper lay In her lap
Hiram" She said. "hoy 20 soon this
now womau's bible they're aikiu'
'huutP"
40. I hnin't laid eyes on 90 10 yct.
b'yo think i'. any be.tor'n the old an
we're used tu''
"I duo. No might git one an ledge
Tor vorsof'
NO, Hiram. / won't do anything Of
the kind, tfy not tp boz behind tho times
oven ~ We DO 1.-Two Ia tho country,
don't hugruigo whut tho daily papers
cost, an ma glad ter hear tho steam en-
gino ton' 1n tho 'lUCiIic ear buzz, cause
! know ihoi it means progress. l'm COM
vncrl lhot tho republican form NJ gov.
or'mrut IH eternal success an ! mus
SAY ihot I've got a strong suspicion thUt
woman ~ "a taxable under the law
orter huy vote ct she vans 10.
wanior boo right up ter date, Hiram, hut
when u comes yer trying tor put modern
Improvements on the Scriptures I de.
clare ia ruther take nv chances. III.
ram, on boin' back number" Wash
ingiCn star
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n iffol h.mseIa a rough looking soldier
stepped from the group and constituted
himself sIollnler
My Lud Juse," he SAID, I've sent this
little lamb around the corner wit the
grDwicr aud we we're simply having a
friendly -culls fer the fust drink. Ny
Lud luke the man what gifts the first
whaCk at the growler in this dug.biasted
sand heap IN looked up To ~ a great
man,
That's true" musoi General Lord
WuI4eloy, softly. "Giys me tho growler."
"Doo,Or,n said the young husband, 81
have called to ask your advice about my
vile She has insomnia aud aIl day she
goes wandering about tho house and
moving the furniture back and FORTH
"~hUll DO Hll right tho first warm
day," said the old phy.ic.au, ct Is only
spring huuse-cleau that is working ON
or'-luiianapulis Journal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04
HoCu Men Dress.

Mems Waterproof Coats 5000 to $500
Mems Umbrellas from SiOO to $1,000
You will find surprising values In everything.
You can have any size or style you want. No other
house in Salt Lake caters generally and carefully
TO mems trade.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04

All kinds Of Pet'umrfy and Toilet
articles at the old reliable GOdbe-Pius
Drug Store.
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Tho Euvs &C. m sala ~ tb0 principal H1'"'s. NaT'
Giauis an. on a.l plsaouEor uhIns leaving Goo ciT
nfL.r , y -L-u.
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suIsrrihsra changing Haft place NJ residence
should Avays givs iYfluor a. we'll ~ present a4'
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rntrouisc the ". l. Lunch
Picture at state Bank
500 II.

W. Lunch. Va. IL ~. south Temples,
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Picture at S'ato Bank
SEQ n,


O' those UNHAPPY people who are suf
'erlng with weak uttVrs, starting A.
every slight sound, unable 10 emu Q
any unusual disturbance, fin ing Il
impossible TO sleoI7 AvoiI oplAte AMI
nerve compounds. Fed the retves
upon blood inside pure end nOuTlshing
by tho great blood uudnsf and true
nerve tonic, Hood sarsapATilla.
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CITY Subscriber. Oil hadiy notify q pIHt1r.
lrltrrat0fl ot auy ITrugu.adty Boo Che delivery %
EoIf paEofa
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All communications shauii b" addressed %
ussszsr AEvs PuELIsulss co.
gslsphons "a
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Payment, iaI .1Is-IIH1n 17TlJ' n aIIa1I1.
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HOW
BOYS DRESS.

Here's d department that we take particular
pride in. We want the boys to dress we'll. We
have this department full Of the nattes, little toys
Tor little boys lust enough fancy touches TO each
garment to reconcile the mother to souny's swift
transition from baby to boyhood in clothes An.
other section filed with a lot Of nobby suits for
youths and display OF juvenile clothing exceeding
anything We have ever shown.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04

Hoods Pills are tue best anoT.dinnsf
pils, assist digestion, prevent consIi-
patton. 2bo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04

"i told YOU fIAt fellow Moore was "a
acouudro.,H declared one, aud ! told
HIM sD ycs rf1aF.'
"You dIU.' aud tho oihor commenced
looking his 'r.oud over for evidences Of a
conflict.
"What did he saw"
"Oh, didn't UsIOn 60 him, told him
hn was liar, 20 lhIoi and % -cOuudrol, aud
thai I would punch him iu tho nose ti ho
said % word 90 mo-
'Nunt uiI Dec duI'
"NHiuug. Doc is coward
"l don't hHIl0ye that. have s0on him
hghi M ih0 drop ui tIu hat Didn't DO
zay word bAek7H
~ don't kuuwi / hung up the tol0-
phouo. "-sAu Francisco Post
TIKI PENCE AROUND TuE FARM
'rwhs When Ulv, ulila boI. that me Vas
Twas vhan lived upon the farm iu plain oh
Isnsv % 10 among tho birds. tho aolis and
Bus never .ueg what lay beyond tho fence
ar0uni itg farm.
The isrm wa. DIS, anai wa'all ,he boy shore
Bn wa. har'ry a,aiars each s7,aon sum.
AMI pow Be seems TO mo that when lic held %.
ETOaIgHf charm,
Wa when never snow bsyoad Tho fence
around hf IarW.
since ucn I'VE srpu tho diuoruut iyoa beyond
iNc OLD rail fence.
lyo Travelled through tba busy wsrld and
learned hur incidents.
Hut when mg sorroWs aud my IIls would rcit
within uy palm,
Was when aeysr EnsW beyond ,hctAl fcue,
round The farm
I've surrei Of many pleasures no ,hi' 40 called
golden HEU.
The world cal. mo successful on us closely
balanced page.
butmZ NE wil most sucsessilI and farJbcs,
uu FROM harm.
When never gusw wnatlay beyond che fence
around Che farm.
Horton Courier
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-04-08
Wednesday, April 8, 1895.

copal church that night. The chancel
of the church was very prettily decorated
with evergreens and flowers. The build
ing was filled to its utmost capacity, seats
and aisle, and quite number were forced
to leave for want of room. The entireiser-
vice was of course appropriate to the oc-
casion, and was heartily rendered. From
the words "Christ is risen," Mr.. Lee,
preached an eloquent seasonable, and
able sermon.
The new bell for the church was placed
ON its tower Saturday and was rnng Easter
morning. 1t is the largest bell in town
and has a sweet tone, and I take this
opportunity to thank our kind hearted
citizens for their liberal help towards
paying for it.
There was a german at the Inn last
night, gotten up by the young men of the
town, and much enjoyed by all who were
present.
Miss Mary May, of Rock Hill, visited
her sister, Miss Blanch, and left for home
this morning.
Mr.. Sam M. Deal arrived home from
Baltimore last Wednesday, where he has
been attending medical lectures at the
University M edical college.
Mrs. Carrie Cole, who has been visiting
the family of Mr.. j. r. Healan, has
returned to her home at Hickory, N. c.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-04-08
I GRTsT { s;iiS; cousins. :; [; IS.
The Testimony
All Our Way. -.

WE have just received a barrel of Gu
w cumber Pickles which all who have
tested them pronounce the best they ever
tasted. Everybody says they are fine, and
what everybody says is true is usually ac,
cepted. We know that we have never sold
any that even approach these in quallty.
We are offering them at the same price
usually charged for the inferior kind-lO
cents dozen. Try one dozen.
They Are Likewise Good.
Last week we received shipment of
very superior canned Tomatoes. They are
full weight, fine quality and Of natural
flavor. We are Offering them at 10 cents
can or three for 25 cents. We also have
Okra and Tomatoes.
The Best In Town.
We believe we have the finest Canned
Corn in town. Almost as good as that
fresh from the stalk. We offer it at 121
cents per car. We Eave some almost as
good for 10 cents can.
8. G. Smoking Tobacco.
We have just received q shipment of
South Carolina Smoking Tobacco. Smok-
ers pronounce it excellent. We invite all
who want superior article at a low price
to give it trial. Price, 40 cents a pound.
DON'T FORGET
That we also handle the celebrated RJR
Chewing Tobacco. This brand leads all
others. It's the standard by which others
measure the quality of their goods.
GRIST COUSINS.