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Rich in Money;
beggars in Health

There are today millions of men rich in
money, but beSsaTs IN healJn. These
men are an Wilderness of thought and
reflection, not knowing what To do or
wheie To 90 10 arrest The SAFfINu OF
Lii 4 > AA1aL4ii, when tney Know Is
slowly but suIely undermining UiI6ir con-
sGGutiOns, ana last bunging them 10
premature grave A few have made an
elioN 20 get We'll, Dut unfortunately they
have beel led perhaps in the wrong path
Tor cure. have lole 10 tae old-Ene family
physician, who KNOWS NOTHING ABOUT
TIE New MA HODS OF CURE; or, on
the other haad, they have gone 10 men
without reputation, or resorted To rank
ana poison cuTe-alis for relief. leaving
them poorer ia purse as well as health, and
III despair OF ever being cured
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NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION.

Hours, 9 TO IL, TO S. Sunday,
10 to II.
Je22-r
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Heart, Lungs and Kidneys.
For the treatment or
INEBRIETY

See Endorsement of Superintendent o.
Charities for '95, page 81. and many mem
bers OF Congress on file in cur office
home treatment with fun directions TO any
part OF the country.
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Note-BRIGHT'S DISEASE. WI
Cure This Disease.

We have specialist of many years ex-
perience IN the treatment of diseases Of
The times., 1897-07-06
AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS DowLING & CO., AuctioneeIs,
6l2 h street northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF AN UNDIVIDED
ONE-F0RT Y-AINTH INTEREST IN
VALUA BILE REAL e AVE IN
WASHINGTON. ID. &


WASHINGTON. D. &
1897 in equity cause No. 1905, supreme
court District OF Columbia. entitled Cohen
ct al. Us. William T.. HaupJman ct al, the
undersigned trustee Will offer for sale at
public auction at the auction looms Of
Thomas bowling, No 6lS L street north
west, on TUESDAY, THE 9Th DA I OF
JULY, AT y O'CLOCK NJ, the interest
or William Z. Hauptman Ia the north 20
feet font on Eleventh street by depth or
lot 8, square 34S; the east IT feet front
ON street by the depth or original lot 4.
square 2b4; lot l aud the north 3 feet
inches front on Twelfth street OF lot 4
IL Robert Brent's recorded subdivision or
square 1858 as recOT Gedin Book n. h, page
201; lots 45, 54 and rs in T. Franklin
SchneideIs subdivision of square 4S2, as
recorded in Book II, page l22, and in all
other parcels OF land, III any, In the Dis
tTict OF Columbia, OF which Francis E.
Hauptman died seized.
Terms OF sale: All cash. A deposit OF
$500 to be made at the time OF sale
Terms OF sale to be complied with WITHIN
ten days, otherwise property may be re-
sold at risk and cost OF defaulting pur-
chaser. COnveyaDcing at purchaser cost
FREDERICK l. SIDDONS Trustee,
WaShin gton Loan and Trust Building.
1e24-TEeOd&ds-e
RATCLlFFE, SUTTON 4 CO. AUCTION
EERS, go PA. a We. N W.--TRUS-
TEES SALE OF ONE THREE
STORY, NINE-ROOM AND CELLAR
ROMAN BRICK DWELLING, WITH
ALL MOD ERN IMPROVEMENTS,
BEING No. 1912 PRINCETON STREET
NORTHW EST.
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Offices, 903 N. Y. Ave.

Most thoroughly equipped ELECTRICAL
end SURGICAL outfit N the city Call
and examine cur case book OF TCMORS
CURED WITHOUT PERA TION "a postoli's
tTeatnentl. Structure cured without pain
or loss OF time.
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DUNoANSoN BROTHERS. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE BRICK
DWELLING, No. 43O ELEV ENIH
STREET SOUTHWEST.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-06
THE LATE MAGAZINES

The Arena for June leads off with IA
per by Ron. James d. Fhelan' mAyor VI
San Francisco, on Municipal Conditions
in California in which be makes strong
plea for the exercise Of more rigid eonuol
over private corporate monopolies' suoh as
those which control the street car service
lighting, water supply, garbage disposal
etc. This paper concludes the yaluanle &C.
ries OF articles on municipal REFORM writ
ION NV various city mayors. which nave
heen appearlng In the Arena during inc
,sst Jew months. In a striking and yaihA-
hia naper on Railway Financlerins ~
E,na Art" Hon. w. p. Fishbaek, prssiasn'
~ tho Western Association Of Writer'S e.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-06

orthodox Greek church o, Russ,, r,.
emperor has no control over the churches
outside of his dominion.
How many building AMI loan s.soo,a-
tiois are there In the United states?
TOR.
The report for lsas-e4--the mos, raca,,
we have at hand-shows 6Ses building ana
loan associations in the United s,o.es
ihe total number of shareholders was
i'fe''so' and the assets $3.50 ec7. 5ai. the av.
erage not assets pee shareholder beinr
sa51 &c.
what English peers now living attended
the coronation of Queen Victoria? TIL
E"rl Nelson. at that time a ls.vcar-
olu peer: the earl of Leicester. who nc,o5
as rage OF honor to the duke az sussex
Mr' Gladstone, now 81, and Mr. Villers
'he father of the house, who at the
age of % takes part in the DELIBERATIONS
of parliament.
What Is the name " the Ta.aa v,r
d" VINO captured Santa Anna2 o. SF
Ia a. Bostick Of San Saba. Texas who
Is now In his 18th year. lie went to Texas
N lSfS and settled in Austin county. In
1871 he enlisted In the rexas army. and
the following wear Joined General nous-
toms army.
Please name the colors used To dcaIy.
nate mourning in various countries
M.o.G.
inc Ordinary color for mourning in Eu-
rope is black: in China Il is white: in
turkey. violet; in Ethiopla. brown. Ii
was white IN Spain until l49S.
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fnp'nin r"iinfrrro'. Suggestion,
10 the Editor OF Tho Post.

Nhb'Hin fniinfrrru's Suurcstion
10 the Editor OF Tho Post.
h'ris. Texas, Juno fl have read a
great many communications In the col
unns of The Post as well as In other
paper"' suggesting remedial legislation 10
prevent mob violence In this state. Mos;
OF these communications suggest Tho uns-
haHr oil iaws providing severe ponnittoa In
tutho cases. In my opinion there Is A rem
Guy aud ono which will provo elective.
IL Is simply this Amend the constitution
30 MS To give the governor OF this s!ate
the power to suspend and temporarily no.
| move from office any peace officer who
is'is to discharge his duty. This rover
NtHteu IN a governor fearless IN tho dis-
chhtse OF his duty, coupled with tho noyor
10 ilii any vacancy declared for tho unox
pred torn, VIII In my Judgment, ,yoye a
euro i"f tho oVii complained Of AS tho
~" now stands, by section / OF n,ltale 4
OF the Constitution, tho governor IA ,n,de
tne chief executive officer OF the state I"
hcction 10 or article provides that .'Ho
''hV RoNerhorl shall cause tho laws to he
iaithiully executed" and vet In Tim fone
VI theSo requirements oyOgy uaaca officer
III TINS state might refuse TO d, bl, duty
ana 10 execute the law and tl,,, roveYuur
though the chief executive officer. ami re,
phiFru 10 see that the laws arc faithfully
executed has not the power TO snspand
remove nor tako any action which r,r
compel such ofAcers to enforce the Inv.
mo great need OF Texas today il moi more
ia"a nor moro officers. but more powor
III thc hands Of the ofioors we pow rlye.
WIN the Constitution OF the state no
amended that tho governor be invested
WIN tho power to suspend. remoyn apd
10 M unexplred terms of peacc nfncnra
VINO fail 10 discharge their official dntIet.
! 90 not believe another person wiz over
20 shot TO death In Texas IAN ,ou or
huhg by mob In thclly settled com
muhlly' bY TWO or three hund- "a persona.
mlhout Identification by tre oflcrIs
,ntea win mo execution ana enforce
'"e"' Vi mo law 8. Tthaferto,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-06

Iohn young
he from
nost
Of
I pri and
childhood accustomed To familiar
o emncns
by n captt in
he
no
siuco timob parliament
len his
t causedhh tho house o
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-06
a Letter From syrin.

Mira, Yelma T. Johnston OF Houston.
who Is quito well known In the local lit
orary and church world. " randy ac-
auitlng pronlynencn IN a rennral way. In
tho u mon signal OF March IL there was "a
worry excellent ipmpenance contribution
IRON hor pen. and since it's publication
she has received letters OF oonEratulation
from all parts of the Union, This week
Mrs. Johnston WAS further honored bv n
ionH lctper from Dr. m-El-liowie n
native of Lebanon. The letter was writ
ten IN Syria on the 2ath OF April and
reached Houston Il few DAYS ago. Tho
nature of Rev, Howios communication In
digclosai By the foilowins. extract;
I'm the Union Signal OF March II. no.
tlced with pleasure your form OF pledge
for girls. and ycntue to inquire whether
II would he your pleasure To allow US to
publish the lines on the reverse eide. OF
cards such az tho enclosed, md whether
you can nut us In communication with
unions or othor organizations who would
be likely to use such pledge cards
The pledge referred 10 Ia as followa:
I piedrc my brain and heart. Lord.
shall ever reGdy be.
In loving service 10 follow thee:
My lips 10 speak words sweet and true.
My hand Shsll never raise tho foamtnR
NY feet 10 walk In virtues views.
Then. bv Gcds help. III he rs wholesome.
pure and FREQ
As knight of the Nineteenth century
could with to see.
DR. HOWE trave,ed In both Great Brit
AIN and America and lseanncd ON Life IN
headquarters Is now at the villaEe Of
Sbwelr. which IL fifteen miles east OF
the Mediterranean, twenty miles north.
esst of bsyrqs'i setwssn Je.rnsaIsm and
i've lecturer ar attractive ana interesting
teacher and an excellent preacher"
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Patriotism before part,.a n.h,p.

Buffalo Banner.
II 10 nearly time for all Of us popgun
local newspaper mon to begin TO squeal
at each other about party fcslty aud party
pledges. We are beginning to feel like AN
independent courso on tho part Of every
local paper In the State would have a
greater effect toward purifying tho politics
OF tho day than anything eiSo that could
DO done. You may give any party the
power of the local proas throughout Tho
state. and II will cause them to grow In
different TO party demands. and platform
pledges.
While we have never been anything else
In politics but a democrat. 70 far as our
understanding Of what democracy means,
and perhaps could not oonseientiously be
anything else yet we propose To grind our
blade. and do some indIscrIminate skinnina
when the proper times comes. regardless Of
party obligations.
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Edwin a, Abhe,'s Clever wife.
New York Times.

Mrs, Edwin a. Abbey. wife Of the artist.
was yassar girl, fellow-ptudent Of Mrs.
J. Wells champney Of New York. Ghe was
q pet pupil In astronomy Of Professor Maria
Mitchell OF vsssar. and tho depth 81 re-
searches into the science has been shown
In the trapslation tFpn ths Franch Abs has
Maria Niichsil Wa N inSFslsslseA
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Assisting McISinieyisn,.

II Is a grab game all along the line.
says the Washington correspondent of the
News In referring To the tariff bill. ind
the News can console itself by rejecting
that Il assisted In foistipg It upon the
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= LETTER BOX.

sxt !" information. questions
. - s,serest only VIII no. rassaa
I ~ husiaassTitc oorrrspondence should
|, Cs 10 The Letter Ter ,a roy. num- Ine
Post. owing ,so 70 answers MS can nc;
srtsiions resereempiiyj
N s'H' 80
: "a Please inform r, I'M me week w for the
!, = i. f1 IT,. sss any scriptural proof
l ! TVS VIII
iNs r,,ber sabbath, signafyins
~ rs.,. was the name of the
|. ~ !, the week among the lie.
the Christians the nrst
: m.ak has BEEN substituted ioF
y. ...,on or command except tn0t
!. ~ ..,s,.s the origin of Chris'i'n-
i 4. r.urrection Of chrls', Dr' ..n., J.
/. n 4 The me- ,he first day of
: NJ chvNh Nc 49, o,oss Of
~ which ceie''..N ,na tas, anv
,-srsl creation JUS az nIsi crea-
I'd the close OF tre p''S ~.
= We haye the fulieS. W. ,.,,,
|, Upon the hrsl u''s ,. a., .ha
.rose fon the des",
: = before the ascehsloi,' "s9e, 49,,
4 Az. snd Jesus appe''sN ~
Z az Accorllns 70 't"'''.'V'
!. confirmed by every p'o'''''','
|, ..,,rns OF the Holy Ghost on 'he
p.,,eoost was on sunday fa"'
!, !, :. Troas on the first day OF 'Ie
...,sntly among those Chl1s'lahS'
!, n religious service Paua 'ei's
!, s,-,,hnns that every one ~ 10 !as
!. /, s,ore upon the frS' DAY Oh '"e
!, he is prospered' IL was u'o"
,,.,s pay--snd by TINS name ne 1'',is
!, John on Patnios saw throuph 'he
!, AR into heaven. The nrst GA!
. ,.sk ,s. Therefore, tho Ch'1suoh
a The day Of rest and worship
-. a.. ,., of
, ihe ahsa,.aarn,lned PAS.
uN sw Ia made bv the as
i my ~ means of the stars paral-
IN 4. The apparent difference in
:, the star as seen from some
-, .,-,h,s surface. and as seen
. W. Nv other conventional point. as
= ~ ..,..- This annarent d,f-
4 ,slch no makes his calculations,
i tarsst fixed star whose distance mas
! uasarei Is known as Alpha Cen
. E-.he principal star In the constella-
!. 0ea1ur-ah sine" 'he injuries mat
|. 10. that distance would be simply
|, LsAable to us. the astronomers ex-
4 sw using tho velocity of lisht as
sw. Light travels. for example. at
\ na Of Nsooo miles q second. ard
: azi tha, it would take to reach
! s,h from the STIR gives us a bet
! usUt!on of the stars distance than
|, y pw Of figures wou,j. The LIGHT
l,sa cerfauri, for instance, takes
] ..a,s rha u,rn, ,rom Nor,h st.r
I issona. Inc iEht from North star
1Hny.foir years. and from Sigma
i a.s a fs.n. twinklor in the constel-
! AZ. Dragon 100 years n seems
/ I'M, - IL, ~, -,,,a,...a
.. ~. sucn 'h,''Hs e'V'' De ae''i''se-
hsff aTsa trim 10 ~
4 49, 0"' Wv "4 ~.
i he most eSect OF Ill 'ne
IN til me why the word done"
NsAsynonym for opium? NON.
Y y Invention OF -glycerine
aA ABOUT discovering method
safer 10 hlhoie' Tor IL is one
\ Va presently found that by add
10 u soda wrod ,,,,,, a,,a 10, 49,, W
|.,4a an, ,o,,,s - ,''
4, 80. e0"'u NC attained. IN ms
, 49, nns"n as n't,a'hl'e' Ihe COM
, NM" 70 ele hitro-s'Vcerine w"s
. NJ ..n nii'V's WORKERS IN eSpio-
,,d,,a -, 'Apross'oh ''at when
n ,orn s ~ eNp'os'Ne 80 100 hlEh' i
! ,S. ss wv. Is 10 be added as
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BEGINNING with the index number IA
III. tho decline IN tho prices OF ninety
eight staple articles selected as test by
pradstreet shows that the shrlnkage In
values Of every description as measured In
dollars has been over 35 per cont from De-
tober J.. 1890. 10 May /, 1897, Every debt
now outstanding which was created IN 1880,
II the Interest has been paid, represents
the same number of dollars. but 1t VIII
rpmlire more than one-third more OF the
property Of tho debtor 10 discharge the
principal VI the debt now than It would
have required whom tho debt WAS created
The dollar OF ono hundred cents ~ un--
variable because II is fixed by law for the
n,nasurement az values and contracts, but
the purchasing power OF the dollar has In
creased littlc over 80 per cent in the
last ak years under the gold standard, and
Il still goes on Increasing
The burden OF every bond added by the
government 81 tho United States by the
different States, by the different counties,
cities and towns, by railroads and other
corporations has boen Increased more than
one third by the operation OF the gold
standard IN the time mentioned. And the
increase continues. with no prospect that
IL will abate short of conhscation on the
one hand and reputation on the other,
II Is against this dishonest dollars which
Is eating w the debtor class blasting en-
terprise, driving out prosperity and
threatening the country with revolution
that the democratic party is making a
fight in the interest 81 humanity and civil
liberty
Newspapers like the Courier Journal.
which turned over the democratic party
and allied themselves with the enemies OF
the people, prefer the worship OF the God
OF Mammon to the shrine OF human llber-
iy, insult the memory OF Jefferson. Jack
son and TiIdcn by attempting 70 steal their
livery 10 serye Mark Hanna IN. The in
fanny OF bargain, Intrigue and corruption
between Mark Hanna and the Courier
Journal can not be disguised under any
stolen mantle OF democracy Whom the
gods would destroy they first make mad"
The Courier orunal Is money mad. The
money devil has got II. The star-eyed
goddess Of reform II an irtdescent dream,
Tho Courisr-Journsl no more reprossnAs
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democracy than Mark Hanna rcpresents the
Angel Gabriel, And Cleveland and Wat.
tcrson do not stand as high aa Popocatepotl
md lxtaccIhuatl.
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md silver. and paper convertible into


either"
Tho abovo statement is on Its face all
right. All democrats Will agree that the
revenue tariff is right. All democrats VIII
agree that a fixed and sound currency is
all right. and that II ought to be gold and
silver, and paper convertible into either
The financial part OF this statement in alb
solutely at war with the gold standard
which makes standard money OF gold only.
We have been on the gold standard since
Secretary Foster, under il0Tison's admin
istruion surrendered the option of tho
government to pay It's obligation In either
coin and gave TO the creditor the right 10
demand gold.
In Yesterdays Dispatch we published
from Bradstreets lat the report Of prices,
and tho figures show that the gold stand
ard is steadily aud rapidly driving the
country 10 bankruptcy aud ruin. Wo pun
fish II In this connection TO show the
fallacy OF the idea that tho gold standard
is fixed and permanent standard OF
values.
Bradstreet has selected ninety eight
staple articles, ind tracCs the variations
in prices from October /. 1890, 10 May l.
1897 ii period of about six and half
wears. Tho following is taken from the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-06

81 ''''es Of ths State officers Of
f"snos. a.r.a WE.
IT, ,l,o' Der annnm; private sc.
fssls. ,,,oo secretary of state, 5000,
seasr,l comptroller. 1850; adiu-
so4nn,s.,s -yoi land commissioner.
s1, eic ,,o ',e' Insurance, statistics.
ttssa,saleo,,' - attorney general ssifo.
F'us co.,, .. education. $500: Justices
siseas ,,I !, ''y'i judges criminal court
y hSs; M, Judges oivil cont of ap-
u. oel commissioners. 5000.
|sscaisoISise Of Russia the head a, ~,
church all over the the S ~ ia9
pstlshAa c. DIG.
En- i. ,ss a religion OF the Russian
lssxro. Is oreek church. OF which
= Rsunsr,,ass head. The churches OF
~ y, ana Montenegro are in
QUE IN doctrine wa,h the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-06

The woman's Home Companion for June
has "our Doubts are Traitors" by Hester
Caldwell Oakley; THE Temperate Zone OF
Woman's Life" by Carrie u Garrett, and a
number OF Interesting departments, dealing
Win matters OF interest 70 women.
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Much has been said Of late about the
prevalence Of eye disorders among Amer
lean children, but very little has been done
in the direction of practical reform. one
OF the few hopeful movements on this line
is that recently organized In the Minneapo-
lis public schools under the direction OF
DR.. Frank Airport, who contributes 10 the
June Review Of Reviews valuable and
suggestive account of what has been nc
complished there.
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German fiction is apt to seem n trine
heavy to us who arc used TO different
style of writing. but the story complete, IN
this months lnternationl. Family jew
els" by Morita Won Reichenbach. is strong,
and fresh AMI good a story that has power
and at the Same time is light enough 10
please anyone. 1t gives an interesting In
sight into home life in Germany. and
whether II is because Of the good work
of the translator or the style OF tho au-
thor. 1t is entirely free from the stiff
ness 30 common in the work Of German
writer's when dressed In English garb.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1897-09-11

ter. Both Audrey and Neal were down to
it for all they were worth. Ardrey was
close on the inside of the track, and Neal
tried to pass him. He appeared to be
gaining slightly; but the space was SO
narrow that he changed his mind and
made for the other side. Just at that mo-
ment his wheel struck rut in the track,
twisted to one side, and the rider went
headlong to the ground with terrific
force. He fell and rolled together dis
tance of some 20 or 80 feet, and the big
crowd was horror struck. 1t looked like
the plucky young man was killed. w. D.
Davis and others were on the track almost
in all instant and carried Neal to the
dressing tent. He maintained from the
first that he was not hurt; but an ugly
confusion on the side of his face and a
Imply hanging arm told a different story.
There was no more racing for Clover's
champion on that day. In the meantime,
Ardrey, who Stacked up after Neal's fall
and almost abandoned the race, was warn
ed to go on. He finished in 2.4O. 1t af-
terward developed that although badly
shaken up, Neal was not seriously hurt.
The last race was a two mile, open to all
corners. The starters were George Swift
I. O. Robinson and John Smith. The
race was won by Swift in five minutes
and fourteen seconds, with Robinson
second.
The handicap race between DR.. A. Y.
Cartwright and Captain w. B. Smith,
announced in THE ENQUIRER of We'd
nestlay, failed to materiaize. 1t devel-
oped that the announcement was only q
bit of pleasantly on the part of the cor
respondent who sent the names of the
entries. Captain Smith does not ride a
wheel; but told the reporter that he was
willing to try it aioot. Customers, how
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1897-09-11
CLOVER RACES.

Glover did herself proud last Wednes-
day afternoon. 1t was the occasion Of the
opening of the splendid new race track,
just completed by the wheelmen of that
place, with series of interesting races.
There was present large number of
visitors. They were there from Rock
Hill, Fort Mill, Gastonia, Kings Noun
tain, Yorkville and the surrounding coun-
try. Many went in buggies, carriages
and hacks, some on bicycles and others
OH the train. The train crowd was prin-
cipally from Yorkville, and included
about dozen lady cyclists.
Altogether the crowd was one of the
largest that has visited Glover for several
years; but that made no difference on the
arm-hearted hospitality of the good
people there. Every citizen seemed to
have an idea that the whole crowd was
composed of his individual guests and
acted accordingly. There was a wait OF
several hours after the arrival of the train
before the races commenced; but the
delay was not at all tedious. The people
were delightfully."- entertained, and the
time passed off with remarkable swift
ness.
The race track is something to be proud
of. 1t is located in natural basin of the
great granite formation which spreads
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1897-09-11
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Grist Cousins-Take especial pains to try
to convince you that. the Babcock and
the Sayer & Scovill buggies are as good,
if not better, than other buggies of their
respective classes.
Lewis G. Grist & Co.-Are prepared to
tighten tires on vehicles and tell you
why it is to your pecuniary interest to
have the matter attended to without
delay.
r. J. Herndon-Announces the opening
of stock of new goods in his new
building, opposite the Parish hotel. He
also announces that he will continue to
handle pianos and organs.
John R. Logan, S. y. C.-Advertises q
lot of mining machinery, etc.. to be
sold in front of the courthouse door on
the first Monday in October, as the
property of the Hydraulic Reduction
and Mining company, at the suit OF
w. w. Castles.
Louis Roth-Offers to sell you New York
cream cheese Two pounds at 12i cents a
pound, or l pound for Is cents. He
again calls attention to his California
broiled mackerel in tomato sauce, and
can supply you with currant jelly. in
mugs at Is cents or two for 25 cents, be.
si6es loose in pals; apple butter and
cranberry sauce and oaktlakes in two
pound packages.