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RAILROADS.
N NV Nprfo|k1sWe
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
800 A. M.-NORFOLk LIMITED. Ar.
rives Norfolk u:2o A. M. Stops only at
Petersburg. Waverly and Suffolk.
300 A. M.-CHICAGO EXPRESS. Buffet
Parlor Car. Petersburg to Lynchburg and
Roanoke. Pullman sleepers Roanoke to
Columbus Bluefield TO CINCINNATI; also
Roanoke to Knoxville, and Knoxville to
Chattanooga and Memphis.
s:lo +. M.-RoANoKE EXPRESS for
Farmvilie. Lynchburg and Roanoke.
800 P. M.-OCEAN SHORE LIMITED.
Arrives Norfolk 500 F.. M Stops only at
Petersburg. Waverly and Suffolk Con-
meets with steamers to Boston, Ployi-
dence, New York. Baltimore and Wash
7:25 p. M,-For Norfolk and all stations
e:to p. M,-NEW4 ORLEANS SHORT
LINE. Pullman Sleepers. Richmond to
Lynchburg and Roanoke; Petersburg to
East Radford; Lynchburg to Chat tanooga,
Memphis and New Orleans. Cafe Dining
Car.
2:o5 p, NJ, and 9:lo P. NJ; from Norfolk
II 100 A. NJ. and 7:2o r. NJ.
Office No. S3S East Main Street.
w. B. BEvILL. G; H; BOstEY,
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GUT FLOWERS. ROSES, VloLETs
The largest stock OF Roses. Violets,
Lilies OF the Valley. Chrysanthemums
and Cut Flowers, Bridal Bouquets and
Des,gns, shipped to all points. w. a.
Hammond, No. l07 e Broad st.
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1T THE TEE-DEE WANT ADS.
Do YOUR SOLICITING.
BOARDING.

WANTED. COUPLE OR SINGLE GENTLE = !,
man e occupy roo ras aa?o ennv W.
location Address MIR. BOARD" care Car
rier No. 81. :.
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WANTED. YOUNG NAN. q YEARS OLD, re
Collect and sell; must furnish bond and 'ca !:
excellent opport unity to the right man IN any
Of the following countless Nelson eianso aDd Rap
nahannock Address Boz $780, Richmond. q
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SEABOARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
ego p, M.-Seaboard Mall-lO:So +, NJ
sonylIle Atlanta and Southwest.
$40 A. M.-Local-For Norltna and Ham,
T!SR FA ARRIVE RICHMOND DAILY,
6:35 A, M-No. 34-4:o P. M.-No. e.
From Florida, Atlanta and Southwest.
$40 p, M,-From Norlina and local
pG city Ticket Office. $50 p, Main Street.
Phone 4H.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

fiirnished roorns convenient to bath: also
table boarders wanted. Apply AZ East Clay
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my way down town TO get a tox of. his
famous candy. I'll bring you some. OF hia
Home. made Caramels this even ng. GEORGE.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY,

sEurD 49, ~ EFt,ESt lNoy. !, lsps.
1880 +. M.-Daily, Limited. Buffet Fun.
man to Albania anu Birmingham. New
Orleans. Memphis. Chaltanoosa and al
SIS ;as sc Ma.MaEx, sunday, chase City local .,
'0 ready ~ s:s9 P:sMa tef 81 ~ !, South,
The fayor.te route to- baltimore ana
Eastern points. Leave Richmond $3.50 =.
n. daily, sH ippan su E'nSav Local mixed
2 !Hs p " I,-Loeai for West Point -, :.
40 P. M.-Except Sunday. For West
Point, Connecting with steamers for Bal
timore and river landings
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND;
1865 a. NJ and s:4s T, M,-From all the
s s:sS z. M.-FF9m ehass ely, Wv
SIS A. M.-BaltimoIe and West Point.
Rio +. M.-FTom West Point.
G. II. AcKERT,a 9, H. HARpH y, s. a.
Richmond. Va
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
ELEYTRIc RA.LWAy.

Eeginting April II, 1902.
Cars leave corner Perry and Seventh
Streets Manchester. every hour Con the
hour from A. NJ, to 10 2, NJ, last car
Cars leave Petersburg, foot OF syca-
more Street, every hour from $3.50 A, u
Last car connecting with Norfolk and
Western railway. 1910 r. u.
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REAL ESTATE-For Sale.

FOR sALE-Cottan plantation for sale rich
on.tom lands. Roanoke River: steamboat
landing on premises. $3.50 acres. SO miles ron
Norfolk. II. G. HARRlNGl1S. iln'ta' ~
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FOR RENT.

wANTpD. 70 RENT NICE ELEvEN.RooM
hotse. IL trohe. China presses in houee: large
shade trees; large Yards. Apply to Mrs Il
M.fANDERSON. 1879 West Cary.
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iA.pAoyAmLHT ADDS to quality; the unpteved
DAVIS GALLERY, 222 u. Broad Is turning
out superior quality photos; cabinets 81 per
dozen.
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statesmen WANTED. PERMANENT POSI-
ton. to sell new map OF the United States
nnd world; size 66x46 Inches; two maps IN
one: representatives now at work mnking s25
to $50 per week. Address RAND: MNALLh
CO., 1l2 Fifth Avenue New YORK.
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.. P. KELLuM. THE FAMOUS FURNITURE
clea ner and "upholsterer,1ts now In the city
at 319 West Brond. He makes the beet fur-
niture polish in the world.
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FOR sALE-oNE OF THE BEST GRAPES
Of Candles. Bon. Bons. etc. II ths COUNTY, 4Ia
absolutely pure and fresh spesf Handv. zoe.
made Ca ramels. pc: SOFT Cream Ca"o'' wv.
KAEMPE.S S. Ito North Ninth.
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RECRUITS WANTED FOR THE U. s.
itarine Corp-Able- bodied. unmarried men.
shore and aloat. Apply at shafe Build
Ing, next door to General Postofflce.
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DESIRABLE ROOM FOR GES.iEMEN.
Third Address r. NJ, care this ohiee.
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FOR RENT-PLEAsANT. ROOMS ON GAN.
ble's Hill. with or without ooafoi Laeooe
or open CRATE; sos Arch Street.
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PERSONALS.

rnodeled and isoroughly equipped with new
furnishings and with faultless beds Mana g.
ment. GEO. L. PEYTON. OF White sulphur.
Rockbridge and Jordan Alum Springs, ana
B. NJ BERKELY. 90 years conductor on {.
& O. Il r.
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A GREAT TUMBLE IN TALKlNG MA iSG
Records We are selling tho best mouluf1
records at 25c. Used on any cylinder ma
chine We save you &c. on every record:
THE CABLE COMPANY. No. 2l3 Z. Broaa
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WE SELL Gas Radiators, OIL Heaters and jewell
RiciMOND pLUMBlNG AND MANTEL co.
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SITUATION WANTED-Male

cLERK-wANTED POSITION AS st!IrPiNa
or stock clerk; experiences. Address E->ff1s-
FENCE, care this office.
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BARGAINS.

HAVE You HEARD THE latest? WE w
ovitnder fnacninss at sc. The same kind
that formerly sold ut SOC Why pay the d.
ference? See us. THE CABLE COalPAN l.
No 213 East Broad Street.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LosT-N WEST END FRIDAY. sETWEES
one side engraving Of P. NJ. A. and on ethes
side three leaf. center leaf has dlamona. ana
photo and some hair Finder Will re-
warded II returned to GHAs; 3 ;. e 5oe ia
West Broad Street, or sent to 800 Randolph
Etreet
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We ARE STUDYING YOUR INTEREST
moulded records for talking machines al aoc.
We are the factory agent, ana KY C raS en.y
cOMPANY, No. 2l3 East Broad Street
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WANTED. POSITION AS MALE sTsNoIRA-
pher and private secretary; Se yea 1yitbaut
ddictation: Al references. Address DlCTA-
TON caro- this office.
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town and lay the carpets. make the shades
and put on the enthcr strips. e. u. Noil'
WE'LL. No. 21lh N. Sixth Street: phone 4so.
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YOU CAN HAVE TALKING MACHIN19
music TO your hearts content. ana at ans.ha
for 25c THE CABLE COMPANY. NO. ?l3
East Broad Street,
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NAVIGATION COMPANY

JAMES k4yAR ~; DA ] ., L IN NON.
Day bsrt saa shlo oia Point st
q, N, lof No ews claremont and JaWes
N ;Nsp lssn ANS ana connecting a. zig
F Fayst for Washington naltimore ana ahs
North tate-rooamass re Eieetric Cars decs
at mo aaY Eafe only $3.50 and 81 to Nor
Treght received for Vllsiaa and
and az p rniina. :" IRWIN WHISPER,
North Caro''''e' General Manager.
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ATLANTIC COAST Line

.ua.4,o A.4.s>, II B,ASttAlOND DALI
BYRD IttEEr STATION,
EFFECI4yta AIUNDAY, SEPT, asst
0:U5 A, NJ. a. e. l.. EXPRESS 70 an points
900 A. M. Petersburg and Norfolk.
l2.l0 p. NJ Petersburg and S;,& " WeSt'
100 p. M. Petersburg ana No'to'A'
IA 10 p. NJ. Goldsbor0 LOCAL,
$50 r. M. Petersburg LOCAL Tim
725 r. NJ, FLORIDA and West lno'an L'm'
tied" to all points 5outn. W Wa,
9'40P. NJ, Petersburg and =, W. "ss''
y ~ Trains # +; se ARRsyE nIcIlMoNp, !,
a4s K NJ. 7:s5 A, NJ, s:l5 A. NJ; SUNDAY
only lbs A. NJ; 100 A. NJ. % 10 1' E. " ~!
except Sunday; eos P. NJ, i:So r. NJ ~
+. NJ. $40 p. NJ.
'H"ee g s 'u r.,AAsMfnBELL. Div. Pass,Ast
W. j. CRAIG. Gen. Pass. A9t.
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STOVES AND Fl,RHrruRE. ). r. vAU HAN
"a cosv home mt k.rs; try our easy ay-
mcnt plan FRED w. SMITH, Mgr. s,s N.
Fifth Street.
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HELP WANTED--Male.

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY EAhN
rood income corresponding for newspapers;
experience unnecessary. Send f4r plrlic Lars
PRESS SYNDICATE. Lockport, N. y.
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WE SELL Gas Radiators. Oh Heater. and jewell Ssa
RrcHMoND PLUMBING AND MANTEL Gu.
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BoY-wASTED, BRIG hit QUICK BOY, NOT
over is years OF age to do copying In an
office Address. In own Handwriting, a.. care
this office.
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IN THE CLERKS OFFICE OF The 2
/ C1RCU1T COURT Or THE GOuNt ! /
OF -POWRATAN. ON THE l5I1 - ~
OF NOVEMBER, 1903. c.,,,,,nt
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LosT-A pocKETBooK ON MAIN AND
Broad Street with about s2s n money hv no
Noonan. Leave at DONALDs STORE. 8
West Eroud Street.
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WANTED, REGISTERED AND REGISTER
ed assistant pharmacist: must DO quaiihe:1.
Address sALOL, care OF Box S4S. Norfoik'
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FOR sALr-No. 1 smith-Fremier TYPEWR1T.
Nh in nerfeet order; will sell cheap or rent
for several months. with privilege to buy. a..
F., caro- this office
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-New and second.hn Wa ef,n
Trucks. Rubber-Tire Runaoou's. h-Sti,'D
SON Bros 6l3 Brook Avenue.
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JUST RECEIVED FROM THE MANUFAC:
tlrers n large shipment OF the best moulded
records for cynde, taking mashs nrS. You
cnn hiy thom here at 25c. each. Why pay
the difference? THE CABLE COMPANY.
No 2la East Broad Street.
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o1,p CUSTOMERS INTEREST IS GUARD.
Cd zeaiously; SOC. cylinder records, brand
new. at Csc. THE CABLE COMPANY. No.
PIG East Broad Street.
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FOR sALE-An excellent Smith PENNY; .sn
cash, a J. L. TEMPLEToN. Staunton. va.
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IosT-wEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Sov.
18th. lady's gold WATCH. in!!ials q. =; g. O.,
with fob attached. on Eighth street oet" s,s",
Broad and the Acadny. or In the ACADEMY.
Reward il returned to No 4o5 N. Seventh 81.
: .os:r--NoVEMBER laTII. BETWEEN CLAY
and Graham, down Graham and broad. 80
BROOCH In shape OF love knot With .. al
In center. Reward IL returned l., ssoo ven
able Street
LosT-A PocKETBooK On MAIN AND ~
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brand new: paid 500 four weeks ago, hut ost
nv position. and will sell very low. Address
Nc. g. care this Office. LID
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ron sArNT1RsT. CLASS POINTER AND
setter DOCS; ready for held prices running
from so to $50: all young; 24Ss W. Main.
Phone 24S8.
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WANTED, A YOUNG SINGLE MAN. IS OR
30 years Of age; Of good moral character, Tor
az vocal music and flower culture preferred.
Address SuPT.. School r. O.. Va
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sTENoGRAPHER-A nrst-class. experienced
stenographcr and typewriter. Of High school
Bic position at Newport News. Va. Novem.
Der 18th; SALARY $50 month; must BE- expert p
nv, with references, to NJ A. WONDER
LEHR, so2 E. Main Street city.
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ONE FULL SIZE STERLING UPRIGHT
Plano: practically as goo as new m nrr, % %
TIE CABLE COMPANY. No. ia East Broad
Street
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FOR SATELLITES horsepower 1asoine EN-
CINE. GEO. W. EUkER co.. 10 Hos.a oe''
enth Street,
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

Bryan g. Williams and Wits 3. Smith,
Solicitors for Complainant.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-08-01

Miss Bessie Mcconnell, accompanied
by her friend. Miss Sadie Kendrick of
Rock Hill, left yesterday for visit to
friends at Pineville, N. C.
The friends and relatives in this Sec
tion of Mr.. John F. Alexander, will be
sorry to hear that he is critically Ill at
his home in Harrisburg, N. C.
Misses Cora and Ida Tall Of Balti-
more, who have been spending several
weeks with their sister, Mrs. w. D.
Grist. left for their home on yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Beard left for
Baltimore yesterday to be with Mr.. f.
B. Beard at the hospital. Mr. E. B.
Beard is not getting along as satisfac-
torily as his many friends desire.
Mr.. D. c. Sturgis, r. F. D., No. 8,
Rock HILL Is the winner Of the new
normal scholarship offered to this coun-
ty by the South Carolina college and
Mr.. P. R. Sandifer Of Yorkville, Is first
alternate, in case for any cause Mr..
Sturgis does not matriculate.
Mr.. Thomas w. Speck, who has been
confined to his home for several weeks
with fever, was at his store for the first
time on Thursday He is getting along
nicely and will soon be in condition
to resume his close attention to busi-
ness.
Those who took advantage Of the
excursion to Charleston on Wednesday
were Prof. and Mrs. H. A. c. Walker
Mrs. c. F. Gordon, Mrs. Agnes Moore
Miss Hazel Grist, Messrs. F. G. Dobson
w. K. Walker, Laurence Small, ]. W.
Carr, Charles Burris, Sam Davidson
and Joe Howe.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-08-01
Saturday, August l, 1903.

the detail that followed the officer soon
had as many guns as could be carried.
A little later, along came the officer Of
the day. and found the sentries march
ing backward and forward without
guns. Where Is your gum" asked the
officer Of the day. The sentry explain
ed how he had given 1t up, and the Of
ficer of the day reminded him of his
orders to let nothing approach without
the password, etc. The sentries were
then marched off to the guard tent to
reflect on their orders. Only three Of
the eighteen sentries proved equal to
this rather trying test, and one Of them
was a young member Of the Jasper
Light Infantry. Another member Of
the Jasper Light Infantry was among
the number who slipped, and after he
got out Of the guard tent he sent word
to the officer who had put up the job
on him. Next time you try that l am
going to bust you open with rock"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-08-01
From a Patrons Standpoint.

Editor Of The Yorkville Enquirer.
With your permission, desire to OBJ
ject to the following in THE ENoU1R-
ER's recent statement about the "flr-
zah School Tangle":
Some weeks ago there developed
dissatisfaction as to the teacher who
had been employed for the coming
term"
While it Is a fact that the "tangle"
has grown out Of the selection of a
teacher, would like to have it under
stood that in so far as / understand
the sentiment Of the patrons, the objec-
ton Is not to the personnel Of the
teacher at all, but to the manner Of his
selection.
We feel that the patrons should
have some say so in the selection of
teachers, and If the present board of
trustees is not willing to accord us a
say-so, we want to elect a board that
is agreeable to this plan.
So far as have information nobody
objects to the teacher selected by the
board. He is worthy and a capable
young man, and there Is not a word to
be said against him. However, we
are not willing to allow the main issue,
our right to a say-so in the selection of
teachers to be beclouded in the person.
ality of any individual, however, COM
petent that Individual may be.
What we want Is a say-So in the
get a say-so in selecting teacher we
will insist upon our right to have a
Say-So in the election Of trustees.
Respectfully,
J. r. CoNNALLY.
TirZah, July 80.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-08-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following transfers of real estate
were recorded in the gace of the coun-
ty auditor during the month Of July:
BETHESDA.
E.P. Love et.al., to w. B. Love. Ten
acres: consideration $40.
BROAD RIVER.
Calvin S. Brice, executor to r. S. Ter
ry. 447 acres; consideration $4,000.
223 acres of this are in Cherokee coun-
ty.
cATAwBA.
Thos. L. Johnson to Highland Park
Manufacturing company. Lot; con-
sideration nominal.
w. J. Caveny to Mrs. D. A. Johnson.
Lot and building; consideration $1,000.
Thos. F. McDow to M. E. Hagins.
Two lots: consideration SIS.
Jas. F. Hart to ]. T. Roddey. Lot;
consideration 1920.
Oliver Johnson to John Barnett ct al.
Lot: consideration $40.
E. E. Poag to R. j. Crockett. Lot;
consideration $50.
Thos. F. McDow, trustee to Mrs. L.
D. Hutchinson. Six lots and two build
ings; consideration $3.50.
R. H. Carder to w. H. Cowan. One
acre; consideration $50.
w. B. Wylie. G. G. G. Pls., to Ca
tawba Real Estate company and sue
cessors. Twenty acres; consideration
nominal.
EBENEZER.
S. A. Fewell to VIM. Fewell. Lot;
consideration $25.
s. A. Fewell to Susanna McFadden.
Lot; consideration $55.
FORT MILL.
G.. c. Craps to o. E. Merry. Lot and
building; consideration $340.
John M. Spratt to j. H. Bales. Lot;
consideration $65.
YORK.
The Alliance Trust company to Geo.
and Mary M. Hemphill. Lot; consid-
Grafton $35.
Mrs. f. A. Rose to Mary Vance. Lot;
consideration $50.
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NOTES FROM CHEROKEE.
People Coming and Goins-condition of
the Crops-Other Items of Interest.

People Coming and Going-Condition Of
the Crops-Other Items Of Interest.
Correspondence Of the Yorkville Enquirer.
ETA JANE, July 28-Mr. Butler Go
forth, Of Point, York county, with his
wife and child, is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. A. Goforth Of this
county.
Mr.. Sam w. Inman and family of
Yorkville. visited his brother, Mr..
Clough F. Inman of this place, last
week.
Those interested met at Salem
graveyard today and cleaned it off for
Children's day-neXt Thursday, 30th
inst Whatever may be said of the
people who bury their dead there, they
are loyal to their dead. Twice year
the graveyard is cleaned off-Memorial
day and Children's day.
The weather is very dry and crops
are beginning to fail. Old corn es-
pecially. Cotton, too, is showing signs
Of suffering from the drought.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Blackwell and
son, Edgar, went to Armenia, in Ches-
ter county, last week, to see Mrs.
Blackwelps sister, Mrs. Waters, who is
very sick and not expected to live.
Rev. Mr.. BooZer of Gaffney, who
preached at Woodlawn (Sharon) last
Sabbath, is now visiting in this sec
ton. He will assist Rev. w. H. White
in series of meetings which will be-
gin at Salem next Thursday.
Mr.. Vaney e. Conner. the ferryman at
Howelps ferry, thinks he can run the
flat but few days longer unless the
river moves the sandbar forming in
the river at that place.
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ion in public meetings that may be ar
ranged for her. She will be the guest
of Mrs. J. B. Johnson, who takes a
lively interest in the temperance ques-
ton.
DR.. ]. r. Stokes, a dental graduate
Of Vanderbilt university, will locate
among us in a short time. He has
rented the rooms over the Standard
Drug company.
Three recruits to the chaingang were
furnished by the city this week. They
are Lee, Crosby and Brown, all color
ed. The inevitable pistol as a means
of persuasive argument was IN evil
dence, Of course.
A marriage Of some local interest
will take place shortly. The contract
ing parties are Miss Laura Seay Wat
son Of Rome, Ga, and DR.. Clarence
Stuart Bratton, now Of Texas. The in
vitations call for this interesting per-
formance to take place on the 18th of
August. DR.. Bratton is York county
boy and is universally respected.
That the roads question Is to be a
live issue" is furnished further evil
dence in this respect, as picnic Is to
be given in the grove near the resi-
dence of Mr.. w. S. Percival, in the
Ogden neighborhood on Wednesday, the
5th of August. A general invitation to
all interested in the movement Is cor
daily given and from the array Of
speakers the meeting will be produc-
tive Of much good. Among the several
speakers, Congressman Finley, Thos. F.
Mellow, Jas. +. Hart F. P. Mccain and
P. D. Barron have already signif1ed
their acceptance. Of the invitation to be
present and to "whoop 1t up"
Congressman Finley passed through
d II Hfp tn O.
terday.
The Misses Cora and Ida Tall and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Beard came over
from Yorkvile yesterday evening to
take the 7.05 p. m. Southern train for
Baltimore. Mr.. Beard did not speak
very encouragingly Of his brothers
(Mr. E. B. Beard) condition.
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WITHIN THE TOWN.

Next Monday is salesday for Au-
gust.
Country hay is being marketed In
Yorkville in large quantities.
The county board Of commissioners
will hold it's regular monthly meeting
on next Wednesday.
The trustees Of the Yorkville Graded
schools have prepared a handsome
illustrated announcement that is we'll
calculated to give all desired informa-
ton about the institution.
There was a blockade Of wagons
and buggies between the stores of the
Strauss-Smith Co., and ]. M. Heath &,
Co., yesterday morning, rather unu-
sual occurrence at this season Of the
year. Some Of the wagons were load
ed with hay. some with supplies and
some were empty. Standing In the
postoffice door the reporter counted
seventeen vehicles with horses and
mules attached within a distance of
one hundred yards.
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fees easily accessible to all the people
Mr.. Livingston says that congress in
tended that the rural free delivery
routes should be so established as to
supply the isolated people of the coun-
try with mail service. Mr.. Bristow's
idea seems to be that these routes
should only be established in localities
where the business is sufficient to en-
able them to pay for themselves. Mr..
Livingston thinks that this is a perver-
sion of the intention Of congress and
he says that congress never intended
that the service should be self-sup-
porting. He says that the next session
of congress will take this matter up
and will make it so clear that the sys-
tenn was designed especially for the
benefit Of persons who would otherwise
be without any mail facilities that 1t
will be impossible for the postoffice de-
partment to construe the law other
wise. Mr.. Livingston Is now insisting
that even If no more new routes are
inspected this year, the service shall at
least be established on those that have
been inspected and favorably reported
upon.