Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-12-16
ELEGANT PREMIUMS
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Fob 1859.
Two Dollars per Annum, in Advance
L. n. GRIST, Proprietor. s. W. MELTON, Editor

WILLIE ENQUIRER for 1859, the Proprietor takes pleas
ure in announcing several new AND ArLkACLaasxE III VIZ
FEATURES and valuable nducemanUto 10 tne hny ol'Se'
be EMO UIRER IS now established sure and perma.
ssss as pS e%ips 70 in
reer Of prosperity and This has enabled as to
arrangements which win add materially 70 ne W VI
-. THE FAMILY CIRCLE; -aE5;
more faithful representative of the moral and social tone
o the people and reliable exponent OF the sens
uents and opinions of the District The eonductors WI M
Christian by making It the medium Of pure and elevated
Literature and the means of untiring advocacy OF
s'a MORAL AND SOCIAL REFORM,
while to the gay and nghtheared world will be supplied an
ample fund Of WIT, HUMoR and STORY Assured tnat
interviewer with the webeng and the progress Peo-
pie the ENQUIRER wIn continue advocate this reform
with unabeed energy portion OF every Issue WI" % 90
voted to the interests of -.-..
|sl THE FARMER AND PLANTER,
nv publication of seasonable articles upon this the most
important branch Of Southern industry and In PULL
TICS the ENQUIRER VIII De made tne aavoeae o ss
measure calculated In our opinion 70 unite our people and
to promote In the highest degree, the PECULIAR
~ u INTERESTS OF THE SOUTH.
In of his purpose TO foster and encourage home
talent Proprietor hes secured the pens Of several prom
isng writers In this State. In an early number, viii be
commenced an ORIGINAL nouyelette entitled -. rt
, Low E. us....i :
''Ns OLD HEADS AND YOUNG HEARTS. ,'E =
The characters IN this interesting story local and the
plot viii seek to develop the phases OF our own social
In addition to this athng story of the Revolution now
in a0t sSo darkest period o the
struggle whom brighter light was enkndsd on tne nsas
Defeat Rocky Mount Hanging KSsE ana @ hns s
Mountain and the tide Of war rolled oaok forever 0 'u
soil. The Story will be entitled, -.nH ..,
- 2.a THE PARTISANS;
s'!ra- O.. rs = a.-a OR, - Ht -'s @'.''
THE HERONES OF THE SANTEE;:- i.s
and win illustrate specially the courage and devotion Of the
daughters Of Carolina IN the mes that tried mems sou
In the LIST of contributors Of which the ENQUIRER just
y proud the Proprietor permitted to mention OF
j. WOOD pAyiDsoMs, oMs,ru 't g..
j. FORREST GowAN; ..'s. 90,
49, y Rev JOHN W; KELLY
~ Mrs NJ w. STRATT0N
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we ne The hope that valued assistance win be given us in
As heretofore, the LOCAL DEPARTMENT Of the pa
per will receive special attentions and wiz be our
10 make truthful chronicer Of events at home-he ad
yocate Of home promoter OF home
Arrangements have been made to secure correct weekly
R@p0RHs 0RRU8 WAREA9s
of Yorkvle Rock Hill Chester Charlotte Columbia and
In illustrating the past history Of York District we VIII
publish ORIGINAL SKETCHES Of the several leading
Churches. Among these we nave areany
| terestng and instructive sketches Of
naHHlsDAs DA9R9As
| and. probably, BEERSHEBA and EBENEZER.
The ENaUiRER win contain weekly resume Of the LA
TEST NEWS " qg sg ss sSTT q
MULrUN pARyo, the columns will constitute complete
Map of the Times. ,lc ..fr -. ,..--. .n.
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Have been engaged from Columbia Charleston Washing
ton and New York who, together with OCCASIONAL letter.
Stotn
Ledger In racy and readable STYLE We shall bear II
mind to furnish weekly, compendium OF news
to our neghborng State to make the paper valuable
/ TO our North Carolina patrons. i...
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h! In Ssd nS y
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L. M. GRIST, Proprietor,
Yorkvile. s. c.