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LOCAL LACONICS.

Yorkville VS.. Rock Hill.
Yorkville's "Second" baseball nine
went over to Rock Hill on last Mon
day and defeated Rock Hills "Second"
nine by score of 16 to 4.
Pea Sowing.
Comparatively few peas have been
sown, and it begins to look like those
who desire to SOW are not going to
have the opportunity. The outlook
for forage this fall is anything but en-
couraging.
Another o. r. s. C. Rumor.
Charleston special of Saturday to the
Columbia State: There is rumor in
some quarters that the Ohio River and
Charleston railroad is to be finally
built to Charleston. The road has d
continuous line from Marion, N. c., to
Camden, and all that remains to he
done to complete the road from Gin
cinnati is to build from Camden to
Charleston and complete the gap be-
tween Marion, N. c., and johnson
City, Tenn.
The Confederate Re-Union.
The Carolina and Northwestern
railroad will run special train from
Lincolnton to Chester on the occasion
of the reunion of the United Confed-
crate veterans, in Chester, July 26 %.
Tickets will be sold July 25, 26, and
81, with final limit to July 80, for a
special train to leave Lincolnton on
the morning of the 26th. The round
trip rate will be 81 25 from Lincolnton,
80 cents from Gastonia, 65 cents from
Clover, 45 cents from Yorkville, IS
cents from Guthriesville, and 25 cents
from Lowrysville.
Poor Crop Outlook.
The crop outlook in Bethel is proba-
bly, no worse than in other sections of
the county; but it is certainly bad
enough in that township. The repor
ter was told yesterday of one field of
10 acres that had been planted in cot
ton, and the stand does not average
more than one stalk to every six or
eight feet. This, however, is one of
the worst cases reported. There is
but little real good cotton in the town.
ship; but there is good deal that
still promises to make half crop.
One man reports large body of up
land corn which, for four or five years
past has been averaging Is or 20 bush
els TO the acre; but from which, this
year, he does not expect to get more
than three bushels to the acre. Crops
in the Neely's Creek section of the
county, east of Rock Hill, have been
looking very we'll until the past two
weeks; but farmers attending court
from that section say that the outlook
now is not nearly SO promising.
"The Widows Chain"
In its report of the proceedings of
The recent district conference at Rock
Hill, The Herald has the following :
"Rev. G. H. Waddell, superintendent
of the Epworth Orphanage at Colum-
bia, was introduced and addressed
the conference on the Importance of
orphanage work in general and that OF
the Epworth Orphauage in particular.
His appeal for the motherless little
ones committed to his care was very
touching and effective. He related an
instance when recently widow with
nothing else to give had sent him q
gold chain which her husband had
placed around her neck the night she
became his happy bride and around
which clustered the tenderest mem
ories. She thought it was worth $40
and ought to be sold for that, the
money to 60 to the orphanage. a
few days afterwards he read the
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Bows Shirt Waists. 10 Cents.
II. j. HUNTER.
ERSkINE COLLEGE

"Opens last "Wednesday in September.
~ Two courses leading to the degrees
of \. B. and Is. >. Total expenses inr Ine
nine months in the "fIome'-Sll5.OO'
In private families-I35.OO. Spacious
and comfortable "IIome," complete and
equipped with modern conveniences OF
bath rooms, &c. Entire building heate''
by hot water system. The contract tol
a "(iirrs Home" has been ''let," and The
building will be completed in early fall
so that young women will have the full
advantageof the course.
Gs- Write for Catalogue to
w. NJ. GRIER, President.
July 5 W. 81
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Clemson College.

The annual catalogue Of Clemson COL
lege is ready for distribution. a copy
will he sent to any address upon applica-
ton to President IIartZog, Clemson Col
lege, S. G.
Iulv 1t
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Bethel PrCSDYtcrY.

There will he an adjourned meeting OF
Bethel Presbytery at kershaw on Thurs
day July 20, to examine, ordain and i'll
stall Licentiate J. r. Dendy, if the way he
clear ALEXANDER SPRUNT.
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Picnic at Antioch.

The Antioch band will celebrate its an
nual picnic at Antioch church on the third
Saturday in July. Several distinguished
preachers are expected to be present. The
public is invited. j. a. WHISoNANT,
Secretary.
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p;cn;c ,t Gains Snrinp.

There will be picnic at Gains Spring
on Saturday, July %, to which the public
is invited to come with well-tilled bas-
kets. $. &. SMITH ~ OTHERS.
TuluE til
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OVER 10000 COPIES

|0F "SORROWS OF SATAN" by
~ MARIE CoRRELLI, have been sold in
the United States and Europe, and | have
disposed of several in this section. Only
80 cents. | have limited supply Of
Novels and Magazines on hand. Call and
see them. OLIVER T.. GRIST,
AT THE ENQUIRER OFFICE.
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have just received part OF
my stock of Fall and Winter
Shoes, including 1000 pairs, for
ladies, gentlemen and children.
Shoes, like all other manufacture
ed goods, are advancing; but
since these goods were bought
before the advance, ain prepar-
ed to save my shoe patrons good
money. "Give me another pair
of shoes like this pair I have on.
l bought these from you over IL
months ago, and you see they are
pretty good yet but we have
had so much dry weather lately
1 am expecting a wet spell soon
and l want to be prepared for
it." said one of the most stirring
farmers in York county before
my counters, a few days ago. He
got the shoes.
H. G. STRAUSS.
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Sperial 9utires.
Picnic at Bcth-ShilOh.

Picnic at Bctn-SnliOn.
We are authorized to give notice that
there will be a neighborhood picnic at
Beth. Shiloh church on Friday, 18th
instant
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w. Il. MOORE & co.
CHAMPION
MOVING
MACHINES

10 in the car. One-h half "Draw Cuts" and
the remainder Wable Gear Hay Rakes.
See us for a Mower or Rake. We haven't
the time to come and see you but it will
be to your interest to see us. The machine
will pay for itself. You get it now, cut
your crop and pay us one half this fall
and the other have next fall. You have
had two crops cut with it and it will pay
for itself this way. These Machines are
unlike all other distinctive features that
cannot be initiated. We could give you
hundreds of names for reference; but
time and space will not permit.
Paints, Oils, Furniture, Hardware In
ALL Its Branches, Groceries, Wood
and Tinware, Crockery and Lamp
Goods. w. B. MOORE & co.
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The broom used in this sweep
is LOW PRICES for Reliable
Merchandise.
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In Regard 70 the "Cheap" Gag,
1t Takes Years

Of experience to win a favora-
BILE reputation in a business
way. We have the experience
and have tried to toe the mark,
and we think we have the
confidence of all who know us,
and we shall carefully guard
that confidence.
If you have a nice watch that
needs cleaning or repairing, you
should bring it to Inc. A watch
out of repair is as treacherous as
an unreliable business man.
Reliability
In a watch is what you want.
If fyou want a nice piece of
Jewelry or Pocket Knife see
SPECK, The Jeweler.
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UNDERTAKERS' SUPPLIES.
w. Ell. HICKhIN,

DREEDER OF HIGH CLASS JER-
ID SEY CATTLE. Service Bulls Ex-
lie of st. Lambert 5Sth, No. 1851, SIT per
cent. Of blood of his sire. the great Exile
in IA pound list, and Dolly's King Kotfee
No. 32l59, son of King Koifee, Jr., No.
1879. Females, mostly of Coomassin and
st. Lambert blood. Stock of choicest
breeding for sale at all times. Write for
what you want. Four young bulls are Of
fered for sale at reasonable prices.
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"JUsT AS GOOD"

4 STEROTYPED phrase with all deal
n ers in this section who handle Disk
Harrows is that theirs is ''just as good as
the genuine Corbin and CHEAPER"
They know that the Corbin is recognized
the world over as the best, and, therefore,
the standard of its class Of implements,
and that it invariably wins first place IN
all contests because it does better work, is
stronger and requires less power to ope-
rate it than any harrow on the market.
1t is stronger because all parts on which
there is any extra strain are made OF
steel, whereas other harrOws use cast iron.
The latest improved Corbin has double
levers, unique arrangement whereby
three horses may be worked abreast to
best advantage, scrapers to be used on
sticky land and numerous other valuable
features.
In Regard to the "Cheap" Gag,
T will state that to put the steel in the
Corbin and that of ANY other harrow, on
the scales and weigh it, the material in
the Corbn will be found to be worth at
least five dollars more than the Just as
good" harrows but will say aside from
this fact that until my present stock is ex-
hausted, | propose to UNDERSELL any
dealer in the county for the same size
harrow, regardless of quality of material.
I have 10 and II disk, both solid and
cutaway. Call and get my prices and
terms and examine the genuine Corbln
Harrow, or send for descriptive illustra-
ted circular. SAM NJ. GRlSI.
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H. c.. STRAUSS.

p. S.-Brought from the Philadelphia
Picnic on last Friday, several Baskets
that do not belong to any of the York
vile party. Any one missing basket
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S0METHINCS YOU MAY WANT.

SOME THINGS YOU MAY WANT
WYE have a lot of Field Pease, perhaps
w cheaper now than after awhile.
Supply your wants now. If you use the
best Flour, we can suit you in price and
quality. Fresh Meal and Grits always on
hands. Hams, Sugar and Coffee Oh the
gadde dhng a hG gn' is Pie best and thew
So w. NJ. KENNEDY, Agent.
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BRENNAN BUDGET.
Vaudeville school IL to he Closed ON
Monday.

HoddevfIle school Ia to he Closed ON
Monday.
BRENNAN, Texas, April 1.-THE exam
nations and public exercises incident to
the closing of school year will be held
at the Hoddeville school. In the Long
Point vicinity next Monday. Prof. Theo.
Falksnberg. the principal OF the institu-
ton. has been very successful during the
past year, and he expects to have a large
attendance OF the patrons OF the school.
The FIRST regular meeting OF the new
city council Of Brenham will be held at 4
o'clock Monday, at which time Mayor
James A. wilkins will announce his APP
pointees and the members OF his COM
mittess. A. new set of books will be
opened for the year and tho city will start
of with bright prospects for the future.
During the coming week OF st. Peters
Episcopal church Rev. James Noble the
rector. will commence q series OF lectures
on the prayer book. Those lectures will
be at 4:30 o'clock Tuesday and Thursday
afternoons. and there will no doubt be q
large attendance.
While playing with one Of the children,
Friday afternoon. Mrs. ]. A. Dunlop, liv-
Ing FIVE miles from Brennan. slipped and
In falling to the floor fractured the large
bone of the left lower extremity, the bone
protruding through the flesh. DR.. j. B..
York was summoned to attend her and
Saturday morning she was reported as
resting comfortably.
At a meeting OF the congregation OF the
First Baptist church OF this city Mr.. r. IL.
Barnette was elected clerk of the church
and II. G. Mcintyre treasurer and coll
lector, The position of church clerk was
held by the late Isaac p. Simmons until
MS death and since that time no election
had been held
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TodnY,r rxcursinn.

Ths old reliable Galveston, Houston and
Henderson has been making extra efforts the
past week TO advertise the game in Galveston
this afternoon between Houston and Calves
ton and to accommodate the large crowd that
viii 30 down from here TO the Island City,
That road through ts city ticket agent. Mr..
George D. Hunter has always done more tnan
It's share toward promoting tho National
same and In consequences thereof is known 70
TO Galveston.
The Galveston, Houston and Henderson will
have trains leaving for Galveston at $50 a. m.
and at s;25 a. m. 'Ther train will be the
baseball special" which leaves Bonner $
Point In this city. at 1880 y. IN. and the Inter
national depot at 1:45 D. m. This train will
make good time, Returning, Il will leave Gal
weston at s D. M
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Adams, n. y, Lawrence y. Meyer Of Syras
cuse. n. Y. offers another fortunate in
stance OF the marvellous results OF Dr.
Rice's method. The important points arc
that the rupture, no matter how large,
dangerous or old Il may he, Is securely
and comfortably retained within the obdo-
men. AT the some time the broken mus
cles are made TO grow together and be-
come as firm and solid as any other por-
ton OF the abdomen. 1t Is a home cure.
the patient using the method himself and
the price Is so low that every one can
afford II. Mr. Meyer says OF the cure; 81
tried the method OF DR.. Rice because II
seemed such vast Improvement over
anything else I had used and also conf
bined curative effects such as no other
rupture treatment contains. OF course. I
hadn't much faith in the possibility OF a
cure. but the results are remarkable.
Whereas had been laid up for months
before now, the rupture did not bother
me for minute. II was only a short
time when ] couldn't feel any trace OF
where the rupture had been, aud soon
was able TO work all day as freely as a
young man. ] advise every ruptured man
method. as II viii certainly cure perrnn-
Is good. Upon application TO Or. Rice
explains how he cures rupture. II you
know of another person ruptured send aid
GET book for him. Such an act OF kind :
ness Will be remembered all the rest OF
pfc iife 'wrts to-day withcyt tail. 40
81 - cis1 aaSs "a si1;S;k
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THE oRGANGE LUMBER MARKET.
Orders Are Numerous Under the
Advance.

Orange, Texas April 15.-Every mill Of
ice visited yesterday by the lumber re-
porter gave about the same account as to
the status of the lumber business. Orders
are coming in as lively as before the new
price lists were sent out. and dealers seem
10 have realized the fact chat prices are
lower than they are likely 20 be again
Those who are posted as TO the general
situation have reason 70 believe that new
lists. sent out last week. will soon be
succeeded by others, carrying sharp ad-
vance all along the lips, stocks at all Of
tho mill yards are badly broken and air
dried stock, especially, will be hard to
secure for some time TO come. The heavy
shipments OF last month from already de-
pleted yards, consumed the greater part
OF dry lumber on hand and all Of the mills
are devoting as much time as they caa
spare for that purpose TO locking Up the
yards and filling in assortments that are
badly broken.
II is not expected that shipments this
month will reach the figures for March,
but April will give u good account OF it.
self. anyway Shipments by water have
gone steadily forward this week, the guam
tity sent away being limited only by the
number OF barges available.
Among other schedules recently SUBJ
mitted to the mills here was one for a
Cuban cargo on which a satisfactory price
was made, and the order will doubtless
soon be confirmed Several orders for ma
terial for foreign shipment have been
booked. and the mills are well supplied
with this class OF business.
good demand has been experienced
from Kansas, Nebraska and the Terri
tories, and much OF the lumber shipped
by rail from this place goes right on
through the State.
40 10 sAspE,se. see,s Ia %. ssssilan, Dc.
Ssps r. IS sAsz ssi IVA p ss., =. 9
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ceptod. Then the following officers we're
elected TO serve during the ensuing year !:
II. Norwood captain; William Bissett.
FIRST lieutenant Abe Blumenthal. SECOND
lieutenant. Ward Tompleman, recorder;
T. NJ Shaw. treasurer: ". v. Deadrlck.
guard; Abe Levin. sentinel.
Two hundred bales OF cotton have been
consigned the last day OF two to the Cen
trail road for shipment direct TO Japan,
via San Francisco. Navasota gets these
kind Of things right along, which indicates
that she Is not suall factor IN the In
dustrial world. This cotton vas the prop
erty OF d. 7. Iglehart d Co. OF Austin.
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TAYLOR TOPICS.
Social ana Personal Notes with Some
News Interspersed.

social ana Personal Notes with some
News Interspersed.
Taylor, Texas, April 15.--Miss Carrie
Bradley and Mrs. j. W Marshall went to
LoclShart Friday to the Christian En-
deavor convention and G. w. B. NJ. auxili-
AIRY in convention there.
Mr.. j. j. Thames attended the Pharma-
ceutical convention in Austin this week.
Mr.. Herbert Frlnk of Smithville was in
tho city Sunday and was accompanied
home by his wife, who has been on a visit
to her parents here.
Mr.. Bruce Gerald, president OF the Oil
Mill company. was in Waco Tuesday on
business,
DR.. John Threadgll of Oklahoma was
In town few days this week.
Mr.. j. W. Parker spent several days
in Austin this week.
Miss Mira Wright returned Wednesday
from visit to friends in Austin.
Mr.. w. p. Boon of Houston was here
this week.
Mr. Charles j. Glidden, president Of
the Southwestern Telephone and Tele-
graph company. accompanied by the d.
rectors, passed through this week on tour
OF inspection.
Mr.. w l.. Birdson and wife returned
from Hillsboro Monday.
Mrs. +. l. Heffner and Mrs. Eta
Thompson visited in Austin Sunday and
Monday.
Miss Sophia Shaw has returned homo
from a visit to friends in Austin.
FIX Marshal l.. j. Armheld has gone to
| Texlne to reside for the present.
Miss Grace Clirves has returned from
Wharton, where she has been teaching
school
Mrs. VIM. Foster returned Saturday
| from San Antonio. where she has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. w. II. Hume.
! Mr.. Robert Shelly of San Antonio was
| in Taylor Tuesday.
| The Taylor Dramatic club will present
"By Force of Impulse" at the opera house
Monday night, the proceeds of which will
be donated to the Baptist church building
| fund
! An entertainment was given by the
! literary department of the Epworth
League at the residence OF Mr.. ]. II. Esk-
singing instrumental music. recitations
! debates and REFRESHMENTS, 1t was a very
/ pleasant occasion.
/ There was an elegant entertainment
given Thursday evening by the knights
Of Pythas al their hall, After the eXer-
cses were concluded at the hall the guests
( We're invited to the banquet hall al the
I Commercial hotel, where the daintiesi
/ refreshments were served. Before dis
| persing some OF the younger folks en-
| joyed n hop, while others engaged in pleas
| ant table games, conversation, etc. This
is strong order in Teylor, and they en-
| terrain frequently and sumptuously
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caruthers ct al. from craysor.

Caruthers ct al. from Grayson; J. b.
watkins We ]. D. Atwell, from Kaufman:
~ e. Levy, claimant. VS.. f. d. Bradley.
from Dallas; B. Harris VS.. ]. adams
rom orayson: D. X Compton vs. s. A.
Daniel, from Freestone.
reversed ana remanded-E. & T. Har-
Hopkins. NS'' 'oi'
Motions disposed of-FranH Dsbeoue va.
Wood Bros. rehearing. ovorrnled: Mrs n
7. Taylor VS., st. Louis type Foundry, re-
hearing, overruled.
Cases submitted-Parlin & orenaorf
Company ct al, VS.. c. Hanson, from Hen
derson Seth Miller VS.. l.. d. Haney, from
sn,a a, Lewis Miller ct al vs.. Reuben
'nIsr et a., rom Dallas; J. 6. Heard vs..
S,,,,,. onisy 2. al, from Morris: Mccori.
,..g t''is 4. sssssss 'sSadss .x mfsv.
s01sA sssisass fssa nLisN Suisa S
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THE STATE CAPITAL.


Austin, Texas, April 10. Reports from
up the Austin and Northwestern road are
to the effect that heavy rain fell in the
Llano country today and that big rise is
coming down the Colorado. II rained
slightly here today.
Major Buck Walton is reported as dan
gerously III from Brlght's disease.
The Rosebud Water Supply company OF
Falls county, capital stock $4,000. filed its
charter with the secretary of state to-
day
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AUSTIN DISTRICT G. Fl.
Large Delegations in Attendance at
IOclShurt Convention,

Lockhart, Texas, April 1.-THE Chris.
tian Endeavor convention for the Austin
district. composed of eighteen counties, as
sembled in the elegant new Christian
church in Lockhart last night. large
delegation was in attendance from the va
rious counties of the district, and the
church was tastefully decorated for the
occasion.
The convention was called to order by
the chairman. Mr., Sidney Purl OF George
town. The address of welcome on behalf
of the citizens of Lockhart was delivered by
Miss Hattie Shoaf, which was eloquently
responded to by Rev j NJ. Johnson of
San Marcos. The convention sermon was
preached by Rev. c. e. Smooth of Manor
At the sunrise prayer meeting, at 8 o'clock
this morning, the secretary was instructed
TO send telegram OF greeting and en-
enlargement to the Brentwood conven-
ton which assemblies today at Brown
wood Texas.
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New CounciI at Bryan.

Bryan Texas, April 10. a meetiue
OF the city council last night the vote cast
at tho late election was canvassad, the re-
turns showing tho election of 7. =. Be-
gett, marshal; II. @. Rhodes, city secre-
tsry and w, w. Harris. w. S. Howell and
w Wipprecht. aldermen. all OF whom
were installed.
The council reappointed II. II. Smith
deputy marshal: Or. George r. Tahnr
health officer; II. II. zones, city sexton
and Levi Neal. night watchlnan.