Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1867-02-07
WHAT OUR EXCHANGES SAY.

WHAT OUR EXCHANGES SAY.
From our exchanges we clip the following notices
of the ENQUIRER We are aware of the fact
that the publication is of questionable propriety
but at the same time We are of the opinion that if
any one wants his horn well blowed, he must blow
it himself:
THE YoRKvILLE ENoUIRER.-This ever-wel-
come weekly reached yesterday clad in an entire
new dress, and presents the finest appearance of
any publication that has ever come under our OBJ
seryation. 1t is, indeed, beautifully printed.
The Enquirer has just commenced thrilling
story, and we learn from it that it will continue,
being devoted to literature. As family paper we
recommend it to our friends, with the assurance
that money spent in securing it will doubly repay
itself in the enjoyment afforded the family circle.
Send on your orders to L. NJ. Grist, proprietor,
Yorkville, S. C-Charlotte GUARDIAN
The Y oRKvILLE ENQUIRER. This large hand
some and popular paper, has recently been yet
more enlarged, beautifed and improved, by its
ber before US shines brilliantly in its new and beau
tiful dress The two first chapters of an original
Novelette,, entitled The Spectre of the Fireside,
from the pen of our gifted friend and former fellow
citizen, John Witherspoon Erwin Esq, occupy a
prominent position in its columns. The EaqaTer is
doing much to stimulate and deveope the literary
taste and talent of its numerous readers and, for
the thorough accomplishment of its pleasing mis-
sion, 1t could not have invoked, within the limits
of the State, more competent assistant than MIR.
Ervin.-Sumter Wdtchman
The YoRKvILLE ENoUIRER.-This large and
interesting weekly comes to us this week IN an en-
tirely new dress, and makes splendid appearance
1t is filled with choice reading matter, and should
be welcome visitor to every family. 1t Is one OF
the best papers we ever saw, and the getting up,
both literary and mechanical, is highly credltable
to its enterprising Proprietor.
Price $3.50 per annum, in advance Mr.. j. u.
Schorb at the Times Office, is agent for this city,
who will take pleasure in receiving SUBSCRIPTIONS
and advertisements for it-Charlotte Times.
Rar The Yorkville Enquirer, enlarged and im-
proved, now stands at the head Of the country
press in it's typographical appearance. The first
number Of the New Year appears IN an entirely
new dress which looks as if it was made to order.
This number contains the commencement Of an
original novelette,, by j. Witherspoon Erwin, one
of the livelest fiction writer's in the country 9TH
er interesting original stories are to follow. Capt
Grist knows how to command success and Is not
slow to avail himself of the knowledge.
Cheraao ADVERTISER.
THE YoRKvILLE ENQUIRER the utmost
pleasure we place upon our exchange list the above
excellent paper, Lewis NJ Grist, Publisher and
Proprietor, Yorkville, S. G. Mr.. Grist was no
bic soldier of the Southern Army he is pare-o!d-
dyed-ia-he-,oool disciple of the ''Black Art, who
thoroughly understands and appreciates his calling,
and his journal is credit to the State and his ge,
MUS and enterprise. 1t is emphatically model OF
Typography in the way of newspaperdom, and the
largest weekly in the State that we have any knowl-
edge Of We bid the Enquirer welcome, and wish
it all the success good fortune can give.
Marion Crescent.
BaE The Yorkville Enquirer comes to our sane
tum this week in new and elegant dress Ihe
Enquirer has been enlarged and is one OF the best
family newspapers of which we have any knowl-
edge We congratulate friend Grist on his sue
cess in reaching the very acme OF newspaper fame:
To those who wish to encourage literary and
handsomely gotten up family newspaper, we would
say send for the Enquirer. 1t is deserving and
worthy of an extended circulation throughout the
country.-lNarion Star.
The YoRKv1LLE ENQUIRER IF there be a
weekly paper in this State that deserves general
patronage more than any other, and if we should
be called upon to act umpire in the matter, we
should unhesitatingly accord the preference to the
Yorkville Enquirer, published by Capt. Lewis NJ.
Grist, at 50 50 specie, or So 81 currency per an
num- 1t is one of the largest papers In the State
its columns are always crowded with interesting
original and selected matter; its typographical ex-
ecution is superior; while the general appearace OF
the paper indicates that the proprietor IS deter
mined that the Enquirer shall stand IN the very
front of the newspaper ranks of the State. The
people of the state should give the Captain gen
eral and generous support
GreenriMe Mountaiineer.
paS The Yorkville Enquirer comes to us in a
new dress of much taste and neatness. The En-
quirer has heretofore made its mark as, and the
Proprietor is determined it shall continue to be, one
of the very best family papers in the State and Its
typographical execution ever fine, is now unexcep
tional Printed at Yorkvile, S. c., by L. NJ.
Grist, for 50 so year in currency. >,
THE YoRKvILLE ENoUIRER.-This journal,
with it's recent enlargement and other improve
ments is by far the largest and handsomest weekly
in the State 1t is as neat and looks as bright, as
new pin Its editorial columns display ability
of high order and it's other departments are filled
with original articles, and choice selections. Ad-
dress, Capt. L. NJ. Grist, YorkviDe, S. c. s3.50l
year.-keoUee Courier
THE YoRKvILLE ENoUIRER-This journal has
recently appeared in new dress, and is now the
handsomest and best printed paper that reaches
our Office The proprietor is doing all ne can to
make it 6rst-rate in other respects also. he has
engaged the editorial assistance of Mr.. James +. |
Wilson, who is favoraby known to many of our
readers !
We hope our friends of the upper districts OF
South Carolina appreciate theseeforts, and extend
to the Enquirer liberal support. The proprietor
certainly deserves to succeed whatever his actual
success may be.-Southern Presbyterian
.HT The Yorkville Enquirer comes to us much
enlarged and improved and in neao dress. While
some are lowering their sails, friend Gris hoists his
to the breeze. His paper certainly deserves pa
tronage, and we trust his energy and enterprise
may be amply and abundantly rewarded. The En-
quirer is emphatically first class paper, and we
think we do not transcend bounds to say that bet
ter family newspaper, as whole, cannot be found
in the State Several new and original nouveettes
will appear during the year. ''The Spectre of the
Fireside," by J. Witherspoon Erwin, is the title
of the first of the series commenced in the number
for January Sd, 1867. Terms $3.50 a year., in
advance. Address L. NJ. Grist, Yorkville, S. G.
.SpartanJurg Express.