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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1897-08-28

DEAD RATTLESNAkES.
"In an hour we began to find dead
rattlesnakes. There had been long
spell of dry hot weather, and that had
brought the reptiles out of their dens
in swarms in search of water. 1t was
soon evident that snake destroyer
had been around there. The dead
reptiles lay around in heaps. In a
distance of three miles or so we count
ed more than 400 of them. Some had
been shot, but the great majority had
been killed with sticks or stones.
Say, boysr suddenly exclaimed
Atkins, who was in the lead, I'LL bet
this snakekilling is the work of that
tenderfoot galoot! He learned TO kill
snakes on the farm, and it looks as II
he had exterminated them in these
parts
"Atkins was right. 1t was not long
until we found where Dupree had been
prospecting, and little further on in
the hills we came across a deserted
camp.
Look here, boys, the Apaches
have cleaned him outr shouted Joe
Smith, who was the first to reach the
deserted camp and dismount.
"Sure enough, there in the soft
ground were the prints of at least
score of moccasined feet. On. closer
examination we found lot of empty
shells lying on the ground, which
showed that there had been some
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MONEY AND INVESTMENTS.
Transactions of Day Among Wal
Street Operators.
BEARS COVERED SHORT CONTRACTS.
Their Absence From MnnipuInting
Side OF the Market sent
Prices Upward.

New York. November i2.-The bears ex
eisised no iniucrce In tcaay's marke, for
securities and made no apparent aftesnpt
10 90 80. The bear elcmen, was, IN TACT.
ersased In buying stocks TO cover short
contracts over Sunday The general nrp,-
ness II the tone of tho market admon
ishcd them TO protect themselves. Thus
relieved from the bear pressure ana holm
GU by the covering OF shorts. prices moved
auite uniformly npwacl. There was no
great animation In The trading, but some
OF the buying was called of II SUBSTANTIAL
sort.
INC eoalers continued to display strength
on 'eports Of pending agreement TO re-
strict the output and on the more seas,u-
able weather Thai has come to provai,
New Jersey ces;tral ard Delaware ana
HUDSON each rosc : pc.nis at one time.
put both rcacted the latter losing Al, nf
i's gain. The grafgers Also showed enlns
N'eN Island besig especially strong. Tho
pusmg OF these stocks Mas part,y IN an.
nN'Niuon NJ a possible decision bv ina
supreme court on Monday In the Nebrasaa
fnl ate case The opinion Il, n mos,
universal one In Wall street thar NM,
the decision does come II will NJ In , "Nm
VI inc railroads. Todays gains In M,
svup 81 stocks are nearly a polnt surar
a msaus Iur,her progress toward recovery
.jns.. ~, a. v'e tsne ~ above last nights
akssn absorbed about onc-third ~ ~
uuy TOTAL transactions, With solaa ~,
over 500" shares Rock Island ,vns ~
~ os''s ".nsr STOCK OF the list to show saiss
- 49, iv."v shares, and BuriInrton IVA
:. Paul added to this wo,iN cn,,,,, VA am :,
sur ~ eks showing over 5000 shares ench va
~ bank statement created little I'm.
r rsss,9n, as Y sndssated no change IN the
n1.'ry market. and the .ncrease ~ ia,ns
ARD deposits had s,t;e nv, !, =, ioai's
" tsstss ~ the surnlus reserve. 's'i
Notwithstanding sharp raactsons
As<ss1@y and again on Thursday H.. ,.v ~,
n y. - 3, LOT stocks Is subaaniiaily higher
- sas week ago and mel Va NJ ~. ~,
49, Z pocnts In = lsrgs number AZ a,e
~ssf7tflZ rnssrezid shares Tha fn,,,,, ~,
10 Fss~-nutabiy Consolidated Gas u. ~,
800 80 1s.ssss~ not done SO well. and a ,he
s ~ ...,.ss-. p ~ ~ lower; Sugar shows
~ ~ sr@ns sfse lows,Sl OF the wesL NY
'ft-lrs - s'sssu far IN the lead N nn,,,f ~
a.slsNsyg ~ tAf1ixh the week nj i, az, ~.
~ 1:'','.sa 's.s sssougly Influenced tho whoia
~ Z. - 4.tnrS ~ sympathy. The tec,v. VI =.
a'nsst ~ hsr x>EsraI list are u,,,r., sea 49,,
1870 ~ n,sw ~ tfe activity ana wa,,E-
1s,ss ~ Sssfr The coa;ers wcre 49, IN,
5 J'.''.', s,ss',ss.ssss features breakinv
sssa ~ No ss q rs, gspor az oySrpro.
I'M tf fysar5sPft. ~'s1b $esau demand '''Nu
~sstff eBss,s ~ s<Apeks TODAY wero IN os.o
s',srsf1N fk-isspaK passsinxfon 6Sss' Rn,L
sssSt,s x, ~ TX ssos act yss, ssSc',s
"A ~ ~. .!gsss fs>e W r. W, Hunter
g6 III ,;es III: ;s;s, ;s:g,'
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GAL.yEsTON REcnIpre

Cotion-By Gulf, Colorado and SANTA Fe
Northern, SogI; by Galveston. Houston ana
henderson. 1860; by Missouri. Kansas and
Texas. 268: by Galveston, La Porte and
houston, 1885; by harges, 1850: by schooner
tai. I7.ie2 .ales - ~
Gmin-By International and C;rea
Northern, "a cars wheat, , cars corn: nv
missouri, Kansas and Texas, IL ears
wheat; by Gulf. Colorado and Santa Re
- cars wheat; total, 10 cars.
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s. North Sands. Dixon. q. Hamburg. DC

tober 80
SIS Olinda. Antwerp. October "a.
rs Cberon. LINZ ipool, October ..
IS Phoebe. Antwerp. October Is.
IS Royalisr. London. September II.
- Families, Genoa, October /.
IS Samoa. Cardiff. November q.
IS star Cross. Partridge, passed PEN
arth October 10.
- Whitehall, Cardiff October l.
Zanzibar. Penarth. October %.
!,eh .. McF'adden. Baltimore October l6
sch Augustus Will. Sprouie. Newport
News, October q.
Sch Horace. W. Macompcr. Bray. Phila-
celphia. october 70.
Sch Susie NJ, P.nmmsr. Creighton Nor
folk, October %.
Sch Helen L. Martin Fountain. Boston
November S.
sch William C. Tanner. Baltimore. No
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OCEAN TREIcuTs

ocean freights (steamD from Galvesto,
are quoted as follows: Liverpool, 9-32d
Hdvre, sgd continent. s-sad: New York
21e per 100.
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Marshall. Texas. November ~
Mslcr A. a Tnrney died this afternoon
re was an old Texan. coming here in The
'4os from Tennessee. ~ 'ne
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VEssEt.s IN poRr

S. Ardanmhor. Fowler g. McVitia
81 Aeon d. Ripley:
So Asona, ], Morrow.
O. O. pp"ncrny. Fowler q Melville.
IS Bentala. Bowler AZ Neville
o. Gernard Hail. J; Saw ers a ca
IS Cameria. A. Holt.
IS Copela. VIM. parr & Co,
~ otehele, Moiler & ca.
- Crefeld, w. W. Watson
IS Cumberland.
Ss ihhhlane. D. Ripley
sS Ltumelz,er, j. Mo.iar.
prummond. VIM. Parr q c.
ss pepthford. 4. Hoit.
sc ru,etu. burns. Bremen. October -
Daybreak. Manchester, August -
81 DUKE OF York. London. November !,
s. buLb.ane ~ Buenos Ayres. sept. 70
40 % buhottar. at Rio laniero. septemher
SIS Fnlwell. Liverpool oetoper "a
81 Si.en!oig Mol,er & CO.
~ Europel, w. w. Wilson
~ klo, southern Pacific Co.
IS t'nlwell. a. Holt.
- GermanIa
SIS Gena. w. w. wilson.
N ~ herman Wede! harrisburg. Fowler =
IS Jacob Bright. ID. Ridley.
Ss kairos. Fowler & Mcvit,s
s. kcndal, j Mcllcr & CO.
IS knutsfan
teNHANNsil, j. Mpller a co,
- iAliuerSiarne.
81 Siann. VIM. parr q Co.
- Melbridge. quarantine.
SIS pla;esi,
IS Pvmpton. 4. Mo,ler & Co.
s. Slrnns, j. Morrow & 60.
g SS..hils OF Mena!, VIM. Earr Il c.
- ST. . OF smnda. w. ". Wilson
IS Ireitham Hail, SAwcrs a soma
IS Tropea, W. w. Wisos.
Ss lripoil, quarant.h.
a. a., Thompson. J. Mol'sr 4 c..
IS IS 1 rrsuisa Bright. VIM. earr Z c.
sch Martha. quarantine.
sen John X. Souther
s'H carrie a. Lane. Fowler & Mcvitie.
CLEARED FOR GALVESTON
% ainsuaie- hurst, Rouen. October q,
p Aslmore, Rio Janeiro October %
tssilerton' DAVIS. Barry via ST. iA-
IS hstssutc. 1T Port Natal October 4 !
brator, Barry. October 20
- Bniton. AT Togvunrog. October Is
81 City OF York, kertnh via Berdiarski.
S y Sol. Mason, New York. Noyom-
=, S. Glenvich. Homon. Barry. Movsn.
;, S. Headen Hail. at Port sasa october
SIS he;vetia. Hamburg, October
Is ,.eadlands. Shields. Octboer 10.
o Heanlspnere; Liverpool November L
So Horsa. Hull. November
IS Juno, Barry. october "a
Ss iseyden. Cardiff, November
- Lora kelvin, Ancens via Constan.
unop,e etc. September Q
vsr, ntampasas' Barstow. New York. No
ss Miami, Mcpana:d. New York. No.
S Nans.te. MancAs.,er. october ..
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10 Liverpoo.-Per steamship Glendower
5000 bales cotton, weighing 3.i32, 900 pounds
ana valued at s2il 90; 252 sacks Of borates
We Ching $4,000 pounds, and valued M
$3.50. az
10 ManchesteC- steamship Kennett.
l"w nales OF cotton, weighing 200 son
ponEds and valued at S1l, 1873; 10000 hush
valued at So, 500
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Closngquo atons on Vunl, a. Nss rs. todu
~
MONEY AND RANKING.

Houston November i3.-l.ocaI banks re.
port the money oiarkat d,rll and casy, In
tctest rates are ,GIS per cent. Dem md ior
loans ~ light.
HOUSTON BANK cLEARlNGs.
the following are the clelrlags of tho
Houston banks for the woel thus far anI
Tor the correspoadins time last yenr io.
sether with the Increase or decrease:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-14

I@E-oMEN-EVeryWh Tor the greal-
est invention of the age, The BrosiSs
Gas Generator and Burner, a machine
icr generating gas from coal oil as a
Iuel tor heating or cooking stowe, range.
furnace. CRATE or steam boiler Aoso-
mtely 70 smoke, oior, dust coal. kim
ding or ashes; guaranteed :ndestruct-
ip.e' non-exposve aud cheaper than any
known fuel. Write today and secure
exclusive agency for the greatest moD-
opoly OF the age Uerr.tory free.) Ad-
dress willard Mfg. Co. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Sch Carrie A. Lane, quick. Pensacola


IS prumAlzier, Nichols. Havre.
. -, S'iolt'oMer, iisheyinan, Liverpool
IS hennctt. Rolham. Manchester
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W'ANTED--A good white cook woman
preferred, without any incumprance at
boarding h-mse, 400 Austin street; also
woman for general .lousework: perma-
merit place: liberal wages. Is
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WANTID-Immediate a good waist
hand; none other need apply. Tenie f.
Dobhert, dressmaker, room 4l2, Moore
Burnett building Ii
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per day wages: trangDor.
talioa and provisions for thirty stock
hohers TO join, Alaska expedition. Are
uc MINING ard Development Co.. Chi
cago - -,
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w AN IED-Men know how 20 Klondvke.
make expense on way; particulars for
stamp; agents wanted. Box 225. P,rt-
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FOR RENT With or ~
large rooms; souther
stairs; bath; Will REM
keeping; car l.ne ~
Dallas aveIpue. s3
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WANTED--At once, ten good hands on
waists and skirts; also apprentice; only
experienced hands need apply. Par.sian
Dressmakng Parlcrs. 1911 Texas avenue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-14

ACTIVE SALESMAN 10 sell tn dealers
$50 to s175 monthly and expenses: ex-
per,once unnecessary. Acme Cigar CO.
NiiICiSO. II
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YORK EXCHANG.
London Money.

Lnncons November is.-tonsols far
money ~ 1916, for the acco,in, ia; Mex,-
sau ordinary I'm: Mexican Central new
ounce money 2M per cent: rate Of a's
.ou.' ~ the npcn market for short ana
,nFer ntonths bills . Il. " ner ccrt Wv
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So El Paso. Gardner, New York.
IS Matteawan, Lewis. New York
SIS Ida, Arana, Liverpool
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ADMINISTRATORS ~
per cent Of gas. makoe !
light and gives $50 o.;
salesmen. General Ac>
born street. Chicag0s -
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HOUSTON BANK cLEARlNGs.
HOUSTON EXCIIANC,n

Buying Selling.
New York sight,..,h dis Par to 81 ,,,s
New Orleans sight.A dis Par.
American silver. Par Par.
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MONEY is a good thin. =
Hartford Lies safeif'
We take notes without I
make advances. Writt
d. Patterson, manag6r4
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WANIED-A shrewd business woman 70
eagage with business house in an ex.
t,ss,,:snt q, paying position. Address 1885.
1850 -"N~' II
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1ooD WAGES to genuine negro man
VINO thoroughly understands farm VIZ
ana ana works no ''oohorod' need annIv
Mrs' George w. Walker. box GO. 'p'i
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BOARD AND T.

WANTED-Two gentleme (
occupy a nice, large,
front room. with cool
able price. Call az w
A NICELY furnished i1
all modern cohvtNeacee;
ale: at No. .,D3 Laull
line. \;
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WANTED--A thoroughly competent cook
send references to sly fremont street,
Galveston, Texas. IA
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WANTED-Boy or young man to work for
board ard lodging and go to school
horse and cow TO care for; references.
Address 1871, this office. IL
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SEVERAL choice ROOM
board; one with private
conveniences In houlgf
attention; very celtpai
12ll TEXAS AVENUE j.
blocks from Capitol
business center: roo
or without board;
rates re,a Scnabie.
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LOVELY furnished a.
waite family. all conse
close to town; wita
very reasonable. Cs4
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED-A go.d, honest and indus
tr!ous boy TO work in jewelry store ard
learn trade; mention age and references.
Address Jeweier this office. l6
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FOR RENT-Nice pil
blocks from Main
beard, If desired. Az -.
corner La,Branch.
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FIRST-CLASS board
month. Corner o.
streets II
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% CENTS membership in tile Masical Ii
bidiy; ynu can take home all the latcs.
nhslc. selected from 1000 pieces: 1910
TEXAS avenue. rhone $40. II
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TWO large. neatly tu
southeast rooms 70 ~ y
out board. IN privalty
r,en or parties w.tho&0l y I
Branch street. ~ VIZ
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=. =. ARRIVED.
- etsNsu Of 6santA. Harper. Barry.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-14

FIRST-CLASS rooms
board; everything as!
from Capitol H0fel'
street.
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Lucy BROWN BUSCHICK cla,rvoyant
medium. removed 10 21l6 Austin street,
between Gray ard Webster avenues;
take Carolnc and LaBranch car; nfor-
ma tlon on any subject. Il
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LAl)lES-Can and see Madame t;rurd-
cr's beautiful dress patterns; full line
OF samples on o,splay at 100 Milan. Ii
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h+hlrE INrELLIcnSch.

Port Of Galveston. Noyemeer /,
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MASKS and brilliant costumes (mcn) of
every description, for rent and made to
order; nuces very reasonable Texas
Costume House. 6lS Travis street 1e
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GREAT RETIRING SAI.E-We will place
On sale Mon lay our ,niire stock OF dress
goods millinery and notions at whole
sale cost; come and see u.s. 10 Main II
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WONDERFUL FORTUNE TELLER
Mrs. Black tells everything, &c. JJc 81:
removes troubles, unites separated
charms for luck etc; 2ol6 Preston ave-
nue.. also by NAH. 1S
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ONE large downstaars
trarce, suitable for
largo room, sioutne5n
one block from Msin
l1U2 Rlisk.
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FOR street and hall decorating, float
building artistic designing, wagon deco
rating. etc. call at 'rhe Texas Costume
House, 6l3 Travis street I6
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1897-07-03

sell your wheat for song and
sing it yourself"
Crops generally look very
promising this year.
Miss Leah Morris, daughter Of
Richard Alexander Morris met
with en accident June &c, in which
her elbow was di;located, but it
was put in place byDr Affect, and
she will be all right again in few
days.
The people of Price, Washington
Co, do not have to depend on a
damn in the Rio Virgen, but have
taken a canal out farther up the
stream whore they can get the
water by putting brush wing in
the river.
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c. w. Seggmiller, J E. Pace,
Price, July IS.
A. G.. Thornton, ID. w. Tullis, Har-
mony, August ~.
]. b. Bracken Jr., ]. +. Wood
bury, I. Graf, Bunkerville August
~, then be joined by Stephen Bunk
err, St. Joseph 20 evening, Overton
"a, 10 a. m. and 2 p. m, St. Thom-
as IS, p. M, Mesquit 81, 10 a. M,
Little Field evening.
w. Gardner, l.. n. Harmon, H..
Hafen, Gunlock August II, 3 p. m,
Pine Valley IS, 8 p. M, Pinto 10, 2
p. M, Hamblin evening, Hebron.
20, p. M. Panaca 81 evening,
priesthood meeting; %, 10 a. m. and
p. m, Clover Valley 20, 4 p. m.
J. G.. Dufin, NJ M. Harmon, E.
Fret, Washington, Aug 70, 10 a. m,
Harrisburg a p. m, Leeds 20, 10 a.
M, Toquerville 3 p. m, Virsen City
II, 10 a. M, Grafton 4 p. M, Rock
Vile ~, 10 a. m. and 2 p. M;
Shonesburg rs, 10 a. m, Sprngdale
4 p. m.
High Councillors, Home Missions
aries and all Stake officers, includ-
ing Bishops and Councillors to meet
with Presidency of Stake at ST.
George Tabernacle, at 10 a. m, I4th
August. Stake Priesthood meeting
nth September, at 2 p, m.
ID. d. Macarthur,
David H. Cannon,
Erastus B. Snow,
Presidency of Stake.
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Home Missionary Appointments

'o' quarter e"'''s 'ep'e'"oe' TO- 1871
G. T. Gotham, r. A. Morris,
Washington, June Fl.
/. West, w. A. Westover, Harris
burg, July II, 10 a. m, Leeds p m
d. McMullin, w. Stirling, To-
querville, July Is.
M. Slack, H. Duffin, Virgen City,
July "a,
R, Parker, l. Bradshaw, Rockville
July IS.
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Saturday, July 3, 1897.

Messrs Sainesbury & Howarth,
the Salt Lake Photographers, after
having very deservediy successful
run of business, are about to leave
for pastures new.
St. George has rarely, il ever,
been favored with gentlemen in this
line, who were so we'll posted in I'll
the details of the Photographic art.
How they cater to the notions and
opinions of the general public, CIV
ing in every case, entire satisfaction,
we do not know or understand.
The other day we had the pleasure of
visiting their studio and were ex-
,tremely pleased with the artistic and
life-like productions exhibited. We
cheerfully recommend them to the
patronage of the public.
Mr.. Sainesbury is the only travel
ing photographer in the State, car
ryng a gold medal for best work.
Gentlemen, pay us another visit
when convenient.
VIM. Atkin is having a touch of
rheumatism, SO bad he is hardly
able to get around. Perhaps he
has been living too high?
was1ainstonNHi11C Cos
e@-now have few fine~Ms
Full Blood BERKSHIRE, and a few
half-breed BERKSHIRE PIGS tor
sale. s~ Put in your orders now
ley Prices reasonable.-{R
Hons. Frank J. Cannon, Joseph
/. Rawlins and William II. King
will please accept our thanks
for various documents received
for our Library, all of which we find
very interesting.
If you have an aching tooth have
J. NJ. Gates pull 1t.
Hector McQuarrie is very feeble
this week, but we hope he will soon
recover.
New, fair sized potatoes are for
sale at the residence of Emil
Graf.
See advertisement of reduced
rates from Milford to Salt Lake
and return, for Jubilee, July 70 to
20, which will be found in another
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CO!"AEp. Inc rates are SO low
most all may now 90.
Washington county will be repre-.
sented at the Utah Pioneer Jubilee
by-a beautiful float, suitably decor
ated with many of the various pro
ducts of the county, and we think.
from seeing some portions of it while
in the course of construction, that it
will be equal to any in the process
sion, as it is our home industries that
need booming, more than anything
else. Wares of the st. George Tan
ming & Mig. Co., the Silk Associa-
ton, the farmers, Mineral and other
resources, &c, &C., all of which will
make a fine display.
Mary, daughter of Selma and
Aaron Nelson, of this city, depart
ed this life June 10, 1897. She
was born i'll st. George, Utah,
September Z, 1870, was married
to Harry Kemp, May %, 1896,
gave birth to a daughter on June
6, 1897, and passed to that great
beyond as above stated.
The funeral ser ces were held
in the st. george Tabernacle on
June e, where consoling remarks
wore made and encouragement
given to the bereaved family
We deeply sympathise with the
bereaved and hope God on,
Heavenly father will help them to
bear their burden.
Harvest is now in vogue al
Springdale, Utah. The ground al
that piac we are told, is dry, dry
Last week a little boy of Israe,
Nelson's, of Washington, HE'D i
arm dislocated and was set by Dr
Affect, and the boy was pro
crossing finely at last account,
If you have any teeth you want
filed 60 to J, Nj. Gates Dentist.
The Rio Virgen and the Santa
Clara Creek are now very low,
There is not enough water in the
Santa Clara near the Rio V1rger
to make one irrigating stream, SC
that the Bloomington folks will
n wv have torevert their attention tc
the Rio Virgen for water, the bal,
ance Of the summer.
Second cutting of lucern is now
ready for gathering.
If you are thinking Of buying q
fire and burglar proof Safe, give
J. W. Carpenter your orders, and
get Victor.
Early apples are now ready for
eating, also apricots; early plums,
! currents and raspberries. The
prospects are good for an abund
ant crop of peaches, pears, the
late plums, and grapes, all of which
will be much appreciated after
last years shortage.
Harvesting of the small cereals
| is in full blast and prospects are
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Monitor: "If some of you thick
rine and short recollection folks
should happen to get mad because
l want what ycu Justly owe me, be
sure you get mad enough to pay me-,
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ST. GEORGE POST OFFICE.

The mail from the north arrives every day eNcep,
Tuesday.
Toe mail from Pine Valley and the South arrives
every Tuesday and SATURDAY AID leaves Mon.
dsy and Friday.
The Office is open from a m. TO y. m. every
FAY Except Sundays and holidays when it is open
'roir 10 p. IN.
M>.-"v order and Registry department open from
z Il. M, @ p. m.
JOHN PYMM Postmaster.
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An exchange says that apples
may be kept two years by wrapping
them in newspapers in such way
as TO exclude the air. The news
paper, however must be one on which
the subscription is paid in fell or
the dampness resulting from tn:
"due" will cause the fruit to spoil
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Prize List.

Following is list of the prizes
to be awarded for the best rendi-
tons Of the various selections of
music at the Eisteddfod to be held
at St. George in October, 1897, by
the Musical Association of Southern
Utah:
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The direct line to Salt Lake City
and all Utah points.

Trans between y. i md Frisco daily ex-
cep, . mays.
Lales, Improved iourIsrs Sleepers on ali pAssen-
ger trans between Nil I'D and oeit Lake SIis.
-Four ,Tains aailv between salt LsAe am Csusa.
LeAYe Sait Lake 100 \. h., 400 +. nj,
600 n. III, ZOO l.. A.
The ", enon Snort Liue, III connection Win taS
Union Pacific 81 stem, the tkortest and iastsA
to ali 20 cas- Direct connections Al Salt LaAs
City an through trains.
>. u. Dye. Agent
h.aiford, 1 tai.
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GenI 1raffie Manager. Gen /. Pass. & fkt. -Agt.
Salt "a ks Guy, Utah