Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1867-12-19
COLUMBIA CONTRIBUTORIAI,
COLUMBIA SOUTH CAROLINA 18TH DECEMBER 1887
The Nash Speech.

The Nash Speech. .-,.----.:..,f a
The last item in this affair is another rhetorical
denial Of the matter by Nash.
Firewood.,--
Wood sells rapidly in Columbia at this season,
first quality of oak wood, at IS cord, delivered.
Why don't somebody from the up-country estab-
lish a woodward here? Whoever will do SO, can
drive steady and profitable business-a business
that will benefit whole community, and at the
same time put money into his purse.
The Constitutional Convention.
Itseems to be expected on all hands now that
there is to be Convention and very few believe
that it makes button difference whether there
be Convention or not The negro's prospects
were never darker than they are to-day. The
good pray that God in his mercy may save them
from utter selfdestruction. So mote it be.
At the University.
MI. Boggs, of Fairfield, delivered the Annual O.
ration of the Euphradian Society in the Chapel oi
the University, on Thursday the 18th instant.
There is now no Christmas recess, with the ex,
ception of Christmas day itself, we understand
The regular series of Lectures before the public
by the professors of the University, will now go on
regularly every Thursday evening We under
stand that Prof Sachtleben will deliver the lecture
Of the present week. --
About Newspapers. ) .,.{ I ...s. .....'
As the new year is near, and as that is good
time to begin subscriptions for periodicals, wc pro-
pose to throw out few suggestions upon the sub
ject We shall say nothing as to scctarian organs
because every churchman is expected to take his
church paper and no doubt is fully advised all a.
bout that. Nor shall we speak of political or gen,
eralnews newspapers; because these go so much
by party and locality that advice or information
hardly be needed, and would not be followed il
needed. We shall try to con6ne ourself to litera'
ry, special, and little-known organs.
Of literary newspapers, we shall mention few
both Northern and Southern.
Whoever wants an able, independent, and eleva-
ted weekly literary paper, Southern in every re,
spect, may find it in Southern Society, published
at 226 West Baltimore Street, Baltimore; at 81 O
year. Or, if he wish paper in most respects the
same as this, but lighter in tone and more devoted
to fction-something in the style of Bonner's Led
qer of New York-but Southern and elevated in
every respect, he may find what he wants in Ttt
Southern Home Journal, published by j. Y. Sla-
ter & Co., 293 West Baltimore Street, Baltimore,
at So year.
Whoever wishes the best weekly literary paper
in New York, will find it in the Round 7aJle, pub
lished at 1872 Nassau Street, at Sc year. Unless
he prefer the lighter, societa gossippy, excessive
ly proper Home Journal of New York, published
at So year. The best eclectic weekly in America
is The Week, 1872 Nassau Street. New York, So Q
year.
We have but two Southern monthly magazines
that claim to be purely literary, we beieve-Scotts
Monthly, Atlanta, Georgia, S. a year; and Th.
Land We Loye, Charlotte, N. G., So q year. The
characters respectively, Of these journals gene
rally well known. 1l.e r
The Richmond Eclectic is monthly of superio,
character in its line. It is to be removed to Balti
more in January, and continued upon the same
plan. This is the only Southern Eclectic that We
have, and the price is 81 a year. The Eclectic o.
New York, published by Bidwell, is an old institu
ton, and is still Aourishing.
America has two great Quarterhes- South
ern and the other Northern-both of great charac
ters, great ability and uncompromisng sectionaity
The one is THE Southern Rerie,o, published by
DR.. Blcdsoe in Baltimore and the other is tht
North american Rcrae,o, published in Boston, un
der the charge we believe, of Prof. Lowell
These are each to be had for, we believe $5 year
Those whowant religious newspaper withou
creed - one that ignores and deplores creeds, vii
find The Liberal Christian, now in its twenty
second volume, something to their taste. It is pub
lishcd weekly at go, Nassau Street, New York, a
$3 a year., .. .#...s . go. .'.-'.
There are several e6ltcahoaalj journals published
but they are mostly in the interests of some pub
Usher of schoobooks, and are all Northern. W.
cannot mention any one as in our opinion superio
to all the others. ... '...,. @""
Whoever wants Southern weekly newspape
in German, will find Die Charlestoner Zeitung
published by Erckman & Co., Of Charleston, at 5;
year, capital paper.
Whoever wants to know all about bees, will flint
an excellent little monthly, devoted exclusively II
that subject, in the american Bee Journal pub
lished by Samuel Wagner, Washington, D. G.
at So year. It contains twenty pages of double
columned octave.
Il Whoever wants an aDle weekly eXpOSltOr OF tn'
Swcdenborgian Doctrines will find the NeU Jru
salem Messenger, No. 20, Cooper Union, Nev
York. the BEST at So year. The best MONTH!
in that faith is the Ne'o Jerusalem Magazine, 5;
year, T. H. Carter Son, Boston.
Whoever cares to see Phrenology and its cog
nate subjects aptly presented once month by ont
of the ablest phrenologists of the time, may 6nt
the same in the american chronological Journal
3s9 Broadway, New York, Mt cost of 50 year
Sportsmen will enjoy and appreciate the New
York Clipper.
We consider HaWs Journal Of Health, New
York, monthly, $3.50 year, as the best popula
periodical of its class and one that every invalid
and every body who desires not to be an invalid
ought to read.
Whoever wants oil the blood, thunder, smut
crime, and -stitutionalities generally, vii
find the National Police Gazette, of New York
the very thing he wants. The very existence o
such Journal is fearful commentary on Ameri
can morals.
If you want the Korkuile Enquirer, send $3.5(
to Yorkville, S. G.
Whoever wants nothing, can ret it by subscri
bling for the Rmal Soutke'ner, R. NJ. Stokes 4
| Co., Columbia, s. g. Don't all send in at once
as the edition is Enuted-very.
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