Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-01-06
ELEGANT: PREMIUMS !
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING

In, advertising the FIFTH VOLUME OF the 1OKk'
vIELE ENQUIRER for 1889 the Proprietor taxes pleas
gre a announcing several NV So tipdx ofees
of his friends and patrons 4. Fti- -
The ESQUmER is now established on sure aud permaa-
uet basis and during tho present year has pat
ronage and goodwill which to IT, In the tufIe ca
ecr Of prosperity and This has enabled rs to make
arrangements which will add materially to the vaua Of tho
paper, and render 1t q more acceptable Vstant 10
THE FAMILY CIRCLE,
more faithful representative of the moral and soc tone
of the people, and reliable exponent OF tne sen
ents and opinions Of the District The eondueors VIII VII
epdeayor to recommend to the Phianthropft ana tn
Christian by making II the medium Of pnre md elevated
Literature, and the means Of an untiring advocacy OF
MORAL AND SOCIAL REFORMS.
while to the gay and world win be ppeo an
the success of the TEMPERANCE CAUSE Is intimately
interviewer with the webeng and the progress the peo
ple the ENQUIRER will continue to advocate tins reform
with unabatcd energy. portion Of every Issue WILL be de
voted to the interests OF - = . . > -
THE FARMER AND PLANTER,
nv the publication of seasonable articles upon this the most
Important branch Of Southern tndustry and In FULL
TICS the ENQUIRER viii be made the advocate Of every
calculated in opinion unite our people anil
TO promote In the highest degree. the PECULIAR
INTERESTS OF THE SOUTH.
In puruance of his purpose foster and encourage home
talent the Proprietor has secured the Of several prom
isng writers in this State. In an early nnnoer' VIII "
commenced IN oRIersAL uouveiette' enttieu
LOV We;
OR,
OLD HEADS AND YOUNG HEARTS.
The characters in this interesting story arc local and the
Mot will seek to develop the phases Of our own SOCIAL
In addition to this thrilling story OF the keYon,on - now
In preparation for the ESQumER by writer 70
our coumns-a chronicle Of $780, tho darkest period Of he
struggle when brighter light was on tnc heas
HoucSs Defeat, Rocky Mount, Hanging Rock and Kings
Mountain and the tide Of rolled back forever from our
soil. Tho Story will be entitled,
THE PARTISANS;
OR,
THE uERoINEs OF THE sANTEE;
and viii Illustrate specially the courage and devotion OF the
daughters of Carolina in the times that tned men sous
In the list Of contributors Of which the ENQUIRER JUST
" proud the Proprietor permitted mention the names OF
j. WOOD DAVIDSON,
; WILLIAM NJ MARTIN,
J. FORREST GOWAN; -. .
= JOSEPH H. BLACK,
Rev. JOHN w. KELLY e,
WILLIAM W. EAST,
Mrs NJ. w. STRATToN
and Mrs. Z. LADD
From the brilliant pens Of such corps ofContribuors
we ndue hope that valued assistance VIII pe given u'
irnparting tone and interest 10 our columns
4s HERETOFORE. the LOCAL DEPARTMENT Of the pa,
per viii receive special attention ana oe our S
vocate Of home ineressthe promoter OF home
Arrangements have been made 10 secure correct weekly
R4Q0RHs OE HR9 WAHENVs
of Yorric, Rock Hill Chester, Charlotte Columbia and
publish ORIGINAL SKETCHES of the several leading
Churches Among these ye have already IN M
teresting and instructive sketches OF
B8RWGSDAs D8EUSAs
and probably BEERSHEBA and EBENEZER.
The ESouiRER win contain weekly resume OF the La.
SEw " Nh sSTT enns
MuLTuN IN PARvo the columns will constitute complete
Map Of the Times.
mnaVAAH o0RRNsP0SaD11RS
Have been engaged from Columbia Charleston Washing
and New York who together win
Ledger In racy and readable style we shnn pear m
mind to furnish, weekly, compendium OF news peIas
10 neghborng State SO MS 10 make the paper fauao
to our North Carolina patrons -
Having considerable ouays to secure these aitrae
tive features for the ENQUIRER the Proprietor relies conf
IDENTIFY upon the kindness and the public spirit of the
pie especially of this and the adjoining StaeS Deerm
ed deserve he can do no less than e1peet
generous patronage In order howevevsr TO induce bis
friends to exertions his behalf and to repay them fully he
has determined TO offer the following
PREMIUMS.
To the person sending the LARGEST CLUB, nt 81 50
caeh IN ADVANCE. we will present-a GOLD PENCIL
To the person sending the SECOND LARGEST CLUB,
at the same rates SILVER CrP ISLAD WITH GOLD, val.
To tho ,-r<on sending the THIRD EARG EST CLUB:
at the same rates. SET OF FINE GoLDSToSE E"nhiH"S
AND BREAsTP1N, valued at 81. ,os,,
competitors on the FIFTEENTH OF FEBRUARY next;
the Clubs should be sent in ut the earliest peri
3D. which additions be made up to the DAY OF a"aru
No name will be counted in competition until paid for
Old Subscribers, If in arrears, will not be taken
at Club rates. until the arearases paid and to those WHO
desire TO makeup Gibbs statement Will befr
nished on application
CLUB RATES.
Six Copies, S!U S0 00
Ten Copies, 10 10 0o 0o
Twenty Copies, oo Vo
~ To persons who makeup Clubs Of six, en or more
names but who NAV fail TO obtain Prize, will send
copy OF the paper year and TO those who send IN
Club fTwESTY MORE names but who may fail to OBTAIN
Prize we will forward IN copy Of the paper, and
copy of either "Harper's,' "Godeys, "Arhurs, Ora
hams "Peterson's" :" or the "Knckcrbockcr Magazine.
sf- We will furnish the ENQUIRER and either HARPER
"Godev" Graham" or the "Knickerbocker for 81 Pc
terson" or Arthur and the ENeuRER, 50 5o-nvariaby
in advance.
will be made except to Clubs paying in advance Address,
L. NJ. GRisT, Proprtetor,
Yorkyile S, c.