Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-06-21

the WarmeSt uay. ine "ind Was III ING oouIn
days; North, L; East. 2; West, II; South:
West, 8; Northwest, 8; NORTHEAST, 2. Du.
ring the month it rained II hours.
Wednesday, theaOth, was a day Of thunde,
and lightning, such as seldom occurs in this
country. The morning was dark, and the clouds
were low. Rumbling thunder was. heard in the
distance until O'Clock; when, in the expressive
language Of the Major, it "began, to fell out il
heavy peals, and the rain at every peal, in heavy
dashes."
Largo Boots. ---
We have been favored by Mr.. CHARLES E.
WILKERsoS, with o sample of the produce Of his
garden, in the shape Of beets Of this years
growth. The largest measured 1S3 inches II
circumference next in size, twelve inches
Our thanks are rendered. -. :.
lKahnweiIer T. Brothers. ::
The attention Of our readers is directed to th,
advertisements ofMessrs. KAHswEILRR & BROTH
ERs, in this morning issue. This establishment
has been but recently opened in our town, ant
our ears are every day saluted with the report
of the excellent bargains they are giving. tn
public. From external evidences they appear II
be through-going "Young America" bushes
men; and trial will satisfy the most skeptica
| Of the truth Of what they promise. The store i
situated few doors above "stowe's" hotel.
IAnnive versaries.
The Jasper Light Infantry celebrate their frs
Anniversary on the 2sth instant, at the ground
Of the Female College, as announced in the ad
vertisement elsewhere. Our eloquent youni
townsman, Mr.. E. McIvER LAW, is the orator. 0
the day. -.
AS will be seen, likewise, by advertisement
the Catawba Light Infantry will celebrate tn
4th of July at Allison Greek Church, in this Dis
trict. A special invitation is extended to tn
ladies far and near; and general invitation t
the rest Of mankind The Jasper Light Infantr
of our town, have place in the picture; an
we predict, it will be altogether brilliant si
fair. We. the editors, "with all the fraterpit
of the Office, will be glad to accept the specia
solicitation made to us, and join in the, time hon
ored and thricsworthy festivities Of the occasion
sons OF Temperance. -.,.'
The following persons have been elected off
GERS Of Bethel Division, No. 81; for the currer
quarter: =
W. +. Stowe, W:P.;'W. NJ. McCully, w 4.
j. D. P. Currence, r. S.; B.. Currence, 4
r. s.; R. H. McCully, F. S.: H. Barnett, 7
j.. NJ. Hipp, c.; R. N. Glenn, 4. e.; ]. \
Barnett, Ism. B. Campbell, o. s.; A. 4
Mckenzie, P. W. p; j. L. Adams, Chaplain
Personal.
I We will bepleased to hear from our. friend Q
Clinton, 'Laureus District, privately under b
proper name; when we promise him entire sati'
faction. = e." -
/. We were glad to see Mr.. e. ]. MCDANIEL
editor and proprietor Of the Chester Standard
in our town on last Thursday. He speaks
}, buying new press, in order that he may enlare
his paper, and thus accommodate all his advert
Using patrons. The success of his paper in tn
respect seems to be decidedly great. We wis
him-old friend as he is-renewed prosperi
from day to day. .'-e
Large Oats.
Capt. JOHN F. WORKMAN, of the Indian Ian
has presented US specimen Of winter oats, 8
feet and half high; and he thinks, likely
produce forty or fifty bushels per acre. M
WORKMAN is an enterprising planter He told
that he has 'laid-by' almost all his old corn 81
has field Of cotton that would average near
knee high. He is workman that needeth n
to be ashamed"