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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-23

WASHINGTON. Sept 2f-Tho nroha-
bility OF tho election of five Republican
congressman from Texas and the posi-
biitv Of the loss of the Lone Star state
10 The Democracy are causing ID gi0It
deal OF satisfaction az Republican cone
gressiOnal Do adquarters. one of me GALE
ors upOu Chairman Bahcock this morning
was Mr. y. IT. r.. Green. chairman of
the Texas Republican state Central Com
mlttee Mr. Green brought some very en-
c0uraging reports. Ho said thar he most
striking features ~ the Texas campaign.
and the enc which Will operate t0 mako
matters very lively for the Democratic
ticket Is the successful fusion which has
been accomplished between fhe l0pu'iais
Republicans. and gold Democrats OF the
State.
The keynote Of tho campaign is The war
being Wagod against what ia known as inn
Austin ring This Us "a combination OF
Cfllce-nOldlne Democrats Ht me rIiI'
Capitol that has become very obnoxious
in State politics. Mr. Green says. and
there ia general uprising against Them
The fusion which began ms % movement
against the alleged Democratic ring. is
being extended no include the Congress
and national tickets. There are moro
PODulists I'm Texas. 10 ia claimed, than
there are free-silyer Democrats Ife
Democratic Convention COntempf uoueiy
refused to affiliate with the FopuIlsis
however. and the latter are igvitng tho
Republicans and gold Democrats 20 join
them in wplng out the other fellows. IT.
s.. said that the combination or tho three
forces Will Do absolute ANA harmonious
New York Sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-23

CWCAO. Sept. pa. y. Powers. direc-
tor and manager of the Cuban relief corps
which only last week opened offices sd
2gi Walsh avenue ls missing. and fcHr
IRE entertained that Dice has been made
away with by cmisslries of the Spanish
gOvernn nL
Last wednesday Powers received iei-
ter full of threats against his life. and
stating that there was secret society
in Chicago. the members Of which ~er,
Splniards which had sworn revenge upon
OH Americans who would lend a. hand 10
help the cuban rcvoiutioui~ts. last eFen-
ing Powers went to bis office as usual.
At n O'Clock the watchmln found poth
front and rear doors open. This morn
ing the door which had been secured 10y
tb. vvatenran WAS forced open. Powers
coat and hat were found in their custo-
mary place. but there was no trace OF the
missing man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-23
THE TIMFs-RCHMOND VA WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 3D.

worlds commerce has the power to make
markets, sharpen trade, invite capital.
develop resources. and extend our ma
tional power and influences. "A doubtful
or deprecated dollar will blight every
mans effort and prove a national curse.
As bankers. We want the dollar which
will do our country the most good ana
We commend TO all OF our fenow-cit-
gems the opportunity which they now
have 10 decide upon the future value
Of their dollars. and 20 remove from
every land the menace which has de-
stroyed more values and caused more
sun sring than war or pesulence.'
An adjournment was then taken after
the delegates had arranged TO meet az
ter tho convention had adjourned to
nominate candidates for the Nomination
Committee. to be selected by the presl-
dent. After the delegates had hnisheu
caucusing for nominations carriages We're
taken at the door. and the delegates
driven to Union station where lunch was
served.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-23
Great Parade Of odd-Fcllows.

DALLAS TEX. SEPT. o2-Funy five
th.rs1rl Odd-Fellows were in the parade
today i'm honor of the meeting r. the
Sovereign Grand Lodge of the world. IL
is estimated that 5000 spectators sa"
the election OF officers Of ,he SOVEREIGN
Grand Lodge took place at tne afternoon
session. Fred Carleton, of Texas. Wa
elected Grand Sire. \. S9inkeItccn. OF
ANY Nr Illhard Muckle. of ihiladel-
rhil. vas reelected Grand Treasurer
A public Installation # grand officers
viii take pace bon Dallas next SATURDAY.
The election OF the next place of m'c.-
ing of the Sovereign Grand Lodge VIII
take place tomorrow.
hot Springs. Arb. Nashville, Tenn. ana
Baltimore. Md. are the only can iidates
thus far announced.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-23

Insanity is the horrible dream of
the night perpetually present during
the day. Insanity in women IS OFT
ener due to disease of the organs dis
tinctly feminine than TO any other cause.
The insane asylums of the country are
full of women whose careleSsness of their
health in this particular line has SEN
fenced them TO a life that is less desirable
than death. The weakness or shock that
causes such insanity IS frequently the re-
suit OF childbirth. At the time when a
woman's greatest usefulness should begin
she is taken away from her duties and
from those she loves, and for months, or
years, or forever is shut away from them
by the bolts and bars OF hospital. Such
things are absolutely unnecessary. DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription will pre-
pare women for the irving time of par
turition 50 that there will be no danger
and comparatively little pain. II is the
only medicine III the world that will ac-
cOmpliSh this purpose. Ii is the only
medicine Of its kind devised by a regu-
larry graduated, experienced and skilliul
specialist III the treatment of the diseases
OF women. 1t will cure any weakness
or disease of the feminine organs. 1t
strengthens and purihes them. relieving
them of inflammation, soothing all pain,
promoting regularity, and putting a step
10 facilitating drains.
Dr. Pierce's pleasant Pellets aid the cure Of oil
sorts Of diseases by gently stimulating and invig-
Grating the liver. by toning up the stomach aud
by restoring TO the entire digestive tract regu-
lar. steady, natural, healthy action Don't let an
inscriptions druggist delude you into believing
that anything else is " just as good" lie makes
more money on the Just As good"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-23
OBITUARY.
William Valentino.

The funeral OF Veteran William Nalee'
tire, who died at tho Soldier Rome Moi-
day, took place Yesterday. ,,,..
Inc intc-uent was made IN the sololei
sect'cn IN Hollywood, Rev. Moses ~
Hogo officiating. 60.
The deceased vas n member OF company
i, Slxty-sCccrd Regiment, virginia ' Oh
untoer Infantry, and was in MS MY
fourth year.
Douglas frostic.
The many friends OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
Honry a. Frcsuck will sympathize with
them IN the loss Of their son, Douglass.
which occurred at the home Of the par
enfs. No. sos north Twenty-siXth street.
AL an carly hour yesterday morning.
The little boy was nearly three years old.
md was "a devoted chud. His death was
due to meningitis. The funeral will take
place to-day.
Mrs. G. '. Tyler.
The funeral OF Mrs. G. V. Tyler who's
occurred last Saturday night, took place
yesterday morning at II o'clock from
Union-Station Methodist church. being
conducted boy Rev. Dr. W. G.. starr. The
beautiful and simple burial service OF the
Church was read and the remains wffe
Inferred IN Oakwood Cemetery being ac-
compano1 by a large number OF tho
friends Of the deceased.
Mrs Tyler is survived by her hus-
band. Mr.. Washington Tyler. She left
no children. She had been in ill-health
for about year. but only recently had
her illness been Of nature 20 cause
her friends any uncasiness.
Mrs. II. l.. Schmelz
HAMPTON. VA. September Especial
Mrs n l.. Schmoz. wife of Mr Henry
l.. Schmflz. Of Schmo'z Bros. bankers
died M her residence ON east queen street.
az $500 last evening after an Illness of
several weeks. She was loved hy am who
knew her. and her death has ease "a gloom
over the entire community
She leaves a. husband and 0vo children
The funeral viii take place from fho
Baptist church. of which She has long
boon "a member at $3.50 o'clock Wedn',
day afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-23
Only ONE FAYORITE WINS.


..tr q
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i' ,,.,''l.-,,,, ''.' ,...,...,''.,-
,,,.o, a., f.,rs ~. i,~,.e, ba. co,dr..l
,,iusoff IN eiitt,r.n., ,.r.ralit,.es concern
inr the Rotlschuds. but his followers
have not been SD temperate. Senator
I.Iaclburn has n,.l. himself r4rticfiiarl,
witty over the names of Messrs. Hc.doi-
bach and Ieklahein.or and Judge" Tar
,i, and r-ioctor en,f-,, while fin this civ
wore, .x.eadinrlv fr.a in their denunfa-
tions of "hook noses" During the Chicago
convention svarms of Populists circu-
lated fhroueh the hotels shouting.
Down witi colil Down with the hook
uo-oi shyloeks vt Wall street, Down
with the Christ-killin- g0ld-bues."
The jew has been selected as the type
of The capitalist classes. and Doe IS being
pilO,cI To- tIe greater glory and satia-
faction of the p0pulists. Nothing else
was 10 Doe expected of campaign which
depends fer it's success upon demasos
appeals o. the passion of the muliliuHe.
lt is perfectly ODD lue WIN ..' ol"'I 'a'l'
of Mr. Bryan. and 10 a-ouli OCCASION ho
surprise 10 hilh lhAt '-e no ''''"' '7
% general one. lhl. i7 SHOWN 10y li' ".
ton of 'l.rcloi AhlNtib.' inc NO' -'"
German Je"-nalleT WHO A'7 lot
limsr'f upon America nNH D. now p'."i''i
ing Der Anii-semit. .' , ,'..'' y n '" H.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-23
4 GREAT SOCIAL EVENT.
The Famous whitney Opera co. 10 APP
pear Here in Rob Roy NeNt week.

The Whitney Opera Company is booked
to appear at the Academy next Monday
and III esGay. This famous orBani1aIoi.
which is admitted L. be- tho FOREMOST
i'm this country. viii present smith ana
De Kover's latest and greatest S"'ee9S'
Rob Roy -,, -
seats VIII be on sale next Friday, ana
In order 10 prevent speculation, II nus
been determined that not more than FIX
seats shall be sold 10 any one person
This will be unquestlonably one OF the
banner engagements OF the season ana
Mr.. Leath has guaranteed a very SUD
stantial sum I'm order TO book the attrac-
ton. There will be a matinee Oh tuesday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-23

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. T.-Chairman
meet Palmer and Buckner. who will make
speeches at Madison square Garden on
Tuesday evening. lie says General Buck
rer will speak DO Richmond, Va. on We'd
uesdar. and both candidates VIII be a'
the National Democratic state COnvcntiCf
i'm ErOoklyu on THURSDAY General
Palmer Will then return home and Gen
cral Buckner Will appear I'M Baltimore on
Friday. and at Philadelphia on saturday,
New York sun
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-23
EASY TIC1ORI ron BiLTTWORE.
Bridegrooms Defeated the 1hird Consccu
I've Time by the Bean Eaters.

BALTIMORE, MD. Sept 1.-The last
championship game was played here to-
day before the smallest crowd of the sea-
son.
Philadelphia was outhaued hy the Cham
plons. and The latter Won as they pleased
Both teams again played "a sharp snap
by fielding game one misplay being
charged 10 each. Kcener while hatted
hard at times. did excellent work for the
visitors. Attendance ]. 49,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-23

Every woman" says III Hung Chang
Should get married" Yes, but how -
Washington Capital
Bv "A clergyman. I'm the presence of tho
family. n possible. but "a magistrate Miln
the hridogsoOm and one or two witnesses
nr.eonf can mako ID legal marriage
OF an human institutions. marriage ii
tho bcat-Ncw York sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-23
YOrTHFUL AND fTIfNTIC sTfKEs.
The Big Events at Gravesend Ira'k-a
Jockey Snspended for Bad Eiding.

GEANESEND Sent 1.-THE gloomy
u,osth.r and raj, -, tb. early mart Of
VI ..-,.5.,', ~,
af,.rnoop I'M. tr,rr was dead. The
biz races were the Youthful stakes Of
go a., c,., o,l ,.,lr e,,~ion,,s for
49, ,,c,r-oid. ','L n'' 4,lsntic stakes
~ - - ~, f, "Y s'l lne Iaeiev C9afl,,
- .,tsr,.n,lld D., az stovr-r,ls for tho
49, NE og ill., ~ tte sor his bad ride
tsa nm H. lin rae ON sep
tomber 18th. sumr,s,ies.
Tiref - "a, ,''',-.oids five and n
hair fi,rlonrs.-Eotai rose 'lil Doggctt.
z ia IA Grst Win p1es,rer SECOND and
Disfiu.fior third -ri,u. f.fu
second racn-on. nil -Arapahoe. 90
Sloane II 10 a. fr.t with Inromar soc-
nnd ana ITaTdlr,,,' Xii third. Time.
Ia i' 1'''
,,t..-l 900 .t.. ,-..t,,,i et,t,cs Of
e ~ una "a haif fnr-
49, Si,C,',,,,- r-'..'r ..,,,,l',- IN =, f,sf
4' '.'' i@''i'', ,,,,e...',,i.,,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-23

MANTLE. -Tnod. Tuesday. NJ o'clock
p. H. M the residence ~ Der parents,
m Mantle'- Addition. HenrieD county.
Va. LILLY JANE twin daughter 0f
James and lisa Dora Mantcl, aged eight
days ,..
Funeral from the residence THIS
0Veinosday AFTERNOON at o'clock.
Friends of the family are invited 90 ale
fond
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-23
NEW YORK

summary. Earned Washington, ..
Pasc ON ,rrofs-W ashineton. T. Left ON
Washington. 4. New York. s. Base
ON balls McJames o. sullivan. 3 Struck
out-McJamcs .. Sullivan. /. Thrce-hase
hu- Sclbach Two-haso hit-Farrcll Sac
rihce hit Dcmontrcv1le stolen bases
SelDach. Mcjamcs. ana Ticrran. Double
plav-Gloson. Davis and Bccklcy. lm-
uro. Lynch. Time Of game one hour and
forty minutes.
CINCINNATI. =; CLEVELAND. =.
CLEVELAND. ONO. September o.
Hv pounding Young AN over the LOT in
the first inning Cincinnati took the start
Of the Cl,vclands and won to-day's game
in a. walk. Foreman was at his best. and
kcnt the spiders hits well scattered. The
Rcd put mp a magnificent fielding game.
which was backed nap by steady hitting.
Attendance 900. Score
Score by innings. X H. T..
Cleveland ..........o Of G. I I o. DO 2
Cincinnati ........4O1O0100l-l - 3
BATTERIES Yong and thinner. Foreman
and Vaughan.
ONE GA'1E DE"LARND DIFF
CT FNFfAND. O. sent - Wo gar
scheduled 10 DE PLAYED Lore toby. but
ono was declared OF iV mutual consent
on account OF wet grounds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-23

lie Tells How He Came to Re ST.
yeFite.

NeFitc.
CHESTER. PA. Sept William J.
Bryan left Wilmington N)cL, al 1850
O'Clock this morning and reached Chester,
Penn. al 1923. lie made the trip i'm q
special car attached 10 a regular train.
The car had been provided by the Chester
Reception Committee. Senator Cray OF
Delaware. on OF Mr. Cleveland s. main
supporters I'm the Senate was ON the train
and ~ C.aymont came into Mr. Bryan 5
car The candidate and Senator chatted
together until Chester was reached. me
special was crowded with members or the
Reception Committee from Philadelphia
and Chester
There were no incidents on the short
run. cxcept that those in Mr. Bryan S
coach were shaken about by quick stop
Of the train AT the station here. \ shat
tered pane OF glass was the total damage.
Mr.. BRYAN addressed a. large audience
here and left for Philadelphia at uiS \.
NJ
RECEPTION AT CHESTER.
A large crowd received Mr.. Bryan al
the station here aud many Of those COM
posing fl followed his carriage through
the streets 10 Turner and Woodrow g
Park on Madison avenue. near the J. a.
c. A. building. where a speakers stand
had been erected. Mr.. BRYAN was cheered
by good-sized audience there and made
a brief speech While he was talking IL
began to rain. but not hard enough 10
cause the audience TO dispense. From the
stand Mr. Bryan went 10 the Colonnade
Hotel. where he held q reception leaving
there I'm time TO take the li.i3 train for
philadelphia. a snecial car had been
placed az the disposal OF the candidate by
the Philadelphia City Committee. whose
members accompanied him on the short
trip.
BRYAN STEAKS.
Hon. Frank Il. Rhodes iniroli:cd MT
Bryan, who spokA as io!ows:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-23

summary: Home runs-Collins. stolen
bascs-Long. 2: McGann. Collins. Bonner.
Corcoran. Base on balls-kenncdy' .
Lewis g. Struck out-kcnnedy. .: LOWS.
T. Double plays-Tucker and Ions. Base
on crrors-Boston. 3. Left on hases-Bos-
ton. g. Brooklyn. :. Passed balls-Grim,
3. wild ptches-Lewis Umpire. Hurst
Time. one hour and twcnty-scven minutes
WASHINGTON. Z: NEW YORK, l.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-23
SOUTHERN TRIP.

Captain Wells will take his entire team
for "a southern trip. leaving here Thursday
lieht and opening in knoxville ON sat
Iiday whore they Will play five games.
The subscribers 10 the uennant fund
ire requested 10 leave the amount of
heir subscriptions To- the appointed treas
lrer. Mr. Hugh Cardoza. to-day or to-
morrow. so the players win receive ths
'up amount before going ON their south
irn trip.
The Times wishes oarl Of the players
prosperous trip and trust they may an
1e with us AGAIN next season.
Here is the precipitation by inches of
he brcaking-up shower:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-23

WASHINGTON, Sept 22.-McJames
was inyulncrablc I'm to-day's game. and
but three hits wore made of his delivery.
Two Of them were 'scratchy." He would
have scored a shut-out but for stupid
playing on the part Of Cartwright and
Farrell I'm the seventh. Farrells batting
was the feature. The game was called
at the end of seventh inning on account
Of darkness. Attendance $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-23
PIRSONlL1ND GENIRiL.

Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi-
zens and Othcr Matters.
Or. a. y. Conley and his sister. Mrs.
A. T. EnpFtrom. Of ST. Pam ars ~
the city visiting their sister Mrs. G. W.
Curran. 27o5 east Franklin street. and ac-
comuanied by Mrs A. L. Clifford sister
OF Mr.. Curan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-23

BROOKLYN. y. Y. Sept 22.-Brooklyns
played their final home game to-day and
Tor the third consecutive time Were beaten
by the EOstons. who played superb
fielding game in contrast 90 the poor work
OF the home players. Lewis pitched cN-
cellcnt throughout. Attendance, 1900
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-23
WON THECHAMPIONSHIP
THE PIRATES or THE MARY JANE
FdTLED TO SNOW UP.
Nine TO Nothing Was the score--A Good
Game Played Between Picked Mines
kichrnond VIII Take - Trip.

The phantom crew Of the Mary Jane
tailed to materialize az West End Park
yesterday afternoon. and al the appointed
aour Tannchnl tossed three good ones
ever the plate TO Foster. who held on 10
hem. and Mir Boyer. who was ready and
nnllng to umpire the game. pronounced
me Champions the winners by a score Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-23
PHILADELPHIA.

Earncd runs-BulumOro- 0. Fhlladelphia.
3 Base by Philadelphia. D. Left
on bases Baltimore. 4. PHILADELPHIA G.
Base on halls-Keener .. Struck out
Hoffer. ]. Keener. g. Thrce-base hits
Dclehanty. Stolen bases-Cross. Quinn,
Kelley, 2. Doyle. Heeler Brodie Double
plays-Thompson. IaJoie. Time Of game.
one hour and forty-hve inmates. Umpire.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-23

IT shall not keep you standing long !"
the rain. | simply desire 10 tppeaa
fore you to assure you that III tif''ep .
shall TO the best Of my aoilitk, 'srby ou,
platform (Chcers) voice: lha'
what we want"
"Ycur chairman introduced me az nc
nominee Of great poltical psit'y eli
agreeing that the money question It's
above all others and must ne setiieu itSs.
We have reached n crisis IN hl"t''at
affairs. whore every financial p",lVs -
been run by n few syndi ,otes IN tneir
interests. and the question nov Nhtller
the people shall take charge ana run .le
Government In their Interest ne ~
publican platform declares IN faNot ol
the present financial poll 81, a. that
means the manner I'm which u las be,n
maintained. The present system means
hard tines. All those in favor OF con-
tinuing hard times will vote for my oppo-
nent. ] am satisfied 70 haze them 90
so II al those opposed 10 hard times
will vote for me- Apolause)
IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA. PA. Sept %. - a
crowd OF about five hundred people were
awaiting Mr. Bryan's arrival az Broad
street station OF the Pennsylvania road
which he reached at 12.06 As the cam
didate came down the platform with
chairman ANilf1 anu AllH lily 1OiNIAlAAff
the crowd cheered heartily. and Mr. Bry-
an bowed his thanks as he hurried to-
ward his carriage. Mr.. Bryan was driven
TO the Lafayette Hotel which will be his
Headquarters while here Awaiting in
front OF the hotel. was a small crowd Of
people. who choored Mr. Bryan as he
drove ND. At the hotel, was "a delegation
Of about thirty from the New Jersey
State Committee. headed boy c. agressman
Johnson Cornish. and Postmaster Harry
Paul. of Camdne. Mr.. Bryan was I'm
troduced 10 the delegation and then went
TO luncheon az l:30- Mr.. Bryan vas taken
by boat 10 Washington Park, summer
resort on the New Jersey side OF the
Delaware river, where he will speak this
afternoon.
At WASHINGTON PARK.
When Mr.. T-yan reached Washington
Park De- found about 1903 persons col
loctcd before the stand tacing me bicy-
Gle track. Hon. J. IT. Wright introduced
DIR. Bryan who said in pare:
II the gold standard IS "a good thing
ara we have had fl those many years,
why is 10 so many fail 70 appreciate its
blessings I will tell you. Because lbs
blessings have only reached few PEOPLE
who like it.. lApnlauseD This IS cam
raign Of education I'm which the news
perors are not doing their share cf the
work applause and laurhnr)
81 met n prominent man yesterday
who said chat un:l the Chicago Con-
vention acted on tho subject h. had
never investigated tho money question
and never supposed there was anything
IN IT,
A
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-23

This closes the Virginia League season
Of 1896. and with 1t goes the Virginia
League. Next year the great Atlantic
League will Doe represented here 10y the
Richmond. aud the old-time enthusiasm
Will De- awakened. Captain Wells has
signed contract 10 Dee with us next sea-
son. and ho will have many Of the old
favorifcs with him Fender Bcrte Shol-
IA. Kahn Groves. Foster Tannolill and
Boland will doubtless show up in line
next spring. and tho r0otcrs viii greet
hem as of wore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-23
GOOD CROWD THERE.

Probably 800 people were ON hand TO see
he Champions win the Virginia penanl
20 another season. To say mey were
sisappointcd because the Norfolk team
sid not show up would be putting 30 mild
The audience were told they could nave
.hoir money refunded az the gate. but as
all the receipts would have gone 10 one
boys" nobody wanted his money pdeA'
out the whole affair was changed mo
lolincation party. and Captain NeilS ue-
sided 10 make up two scrub teams loI
Inc amusement of the audience. Apoul
10 OF the so spectators offered iner
services. but as only five were neeaea IL
took considerable time TO make seiec-
ton. When the two teams were CHOSEN
and lined up. as given ia the table below
a very good game Of six innings was
played.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-10-03
SALESDAY.

Next Monday is salesday for October,
and there are several reasons why there
should be large crowd of people in town
from all parts Of the county.
There are few auction sales advertised
by the clerk. These will be of interest to
a great many.
The county board Of commissioners
will hold it's regular quarterly meeting
the last regular meeting for this year
and will have considerable amount of
important business to dispose of.
All the dry goods men have in big stocks
of new goods, and now is much better
time to inspect their goods than later on.
Then, of course, the horse-traders will
be here in force, and asa pointer to those
who wish to buy good fresh horses at rea-
sonable prices, we call special attention to
the notice that has already been published
by Messrs. Whisonant & Castles Of Hick-
ory Grove.
These are only few of the attractions
for Monday. There are numerous other
reasons why large numbers of people will
be in Yorkville that day, and the crowd
is likely to be one of the largest that has
been seen here since last spring.