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WASHINGTON.
AN McRRAsE OF $5,OOO,oOO SINCE TIE
FIRST OF DECEMBER.

AN McRRAsE OF $5000,000 SINCE THE
FIRST OF DRcRMBER.
WHsHINaToN, December 15.-Secretary
Richardson, In o letter to Representative
Dawes, ,reiterates his previously expressed
views that It is better TO obtain the nee.
essary money by taxation than by 0 loan.
He says he selected coffee and tea because
the public would feel the tariff on these
articles less than on any other, and as to
articles Of taxation pertaining to the In.
ternal Revenue Bureau the money COW
cred can be collected without any addi.
tional expense to the Government, The
Secretary, to-day, after the necessary ex-
animation, ascertainsd that the public
debt has increased since the first instant
IS 000,0 900. .HAG n 4r"ti ,3.'.s.
U.S.. VESSELS AT SANTIAGO DE- CUBA.
The Canandaigus, Juniata and Kansas
were at last accounts at Santiago de Cuba.
It Is understood that these vessels will re.
ceive the passengers and crew Of the
Virginius, while that vessel will be de-
livered perhaps at Bahia Honda, although
nothing trustworthy on this point can now
be obtained from official sources. To
morrow is the time fixed for the consum-
nation Of the agreement, n, ,sl! =
-. NOMINATIONS SENT IN. - ,
The President sent the following nomi.
nations to the Senate to-day: Hiram
Idipgs, pension agent, Fort Wayne, Ind !;
@. F. Hicks, postmaster, Massilon, Ohio;
John G. Poole, Collector Of Customs for
the District oil Sandusky, Ohio.
ASSIGNMENT OF COMMITTEE WORK.
The House Committee on Appropria.
tlons to-day allotted work as follows:
Loughridge, Parker and Hancock are
charged with the preparation Of the In
dian appropriation bill; O'Neil with pen
sion: Swami with diplomatic and consul
lar; Starkweather, fortlilcations; Marshall,
military academy; Wheeler, army; and
Hall, naval appropriation bills. The, de-
fciency sundry civil bill, making appro-
;priations for legislative, executive and ju-
dicial expenses Of the government, was
mot assigned to any one by the Chairman.
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NEW YORK CITY.
THE 1NTEgsAT1osALs.

NEW YoRK, Dec 15.-The Fedora
Council Of ofiInternatfonals have repudiat
cd the platform and, resolutions OF the
workingmens' meeting Tuesday night last
4 A LONG TERM. "a
I John McDermott, who killed his wife
some time ago and pleaded guilty OF mtr.
der in the I'd degree, has been sentenced
70 the State prison for lie. a
MARK or RESPECT. b
The courts adjourned to-day as mark
Of respect to the memory Of the late JUS
tice Melon. y S 8zf @
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A Young Lady that Missed 4 Gold
'''-' $500 Medal.

NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-Prof. Proctor,
the English astronomer, at q reception
Saturday night, alluded to the fact that
the Astronomer Royal has opposed the
award Of gold medal to Miss Mitchell,
on the ground that although che, had nm.
doubtedly discovered the comet, she had
neglected TO send the news OF its discov-
cry by the first mail. Prof. Proctor pre-.
dicted q wonderful scientific future for
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New York nrH Gooda Arnrka,,

NEW YoRK, Dec. 15.-The commits
sion houses are distributing fair amount
Of staple, cotton and woolen productions
10 nearby and western jobbers. Cotton
fabrics in steady request OF firm prices.
Wide sheeting In brisk demand. Pepperell
and other makes sold ahead. Prints &C.
tive tor holiday selectinRs.
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BALTIMORE, Dec. 15.-Flour and Wheat
Unchanged. Corn-QuIet and Firm
0ats-Qdiet. Provisions-Quiet; meas
pork nominal; $14 s7a16 25. Butter
Unchanged, Coiiee-Very strong; fair ID
prime Rio held at 24A26c. Whisky-
Firm; 81 04a1 06.
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Alleghaney Live Stock Market.

EAST LIBERTY, Dec. 15.-CArrIR-Ar-
rivals Saturday, Sunday and Monday 116
cars; extra 7ia9c; best 81 10 64c medium
At TO &c; common 81 to &C.
Hods-Arriyals for three days n cars;
Workers % 90 to IS 26; best Phlladelphis
$5 90 to SO 90. ..,. -.
sHERP-Arrivals for three days IA cars
best IS 90 to $5 so; medium "a 90 to a.
rs; common S3 90 to $400.
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HaEAxA, Decs15. .AThe clty.is quiet.
No further n6wssre regarding tho VirgfniuS.
Lieut.. Palmer, Of the United States Ma
rines, arrived from Key West, and leaves
Wednesday for Santiago de Cuba with
dispatches for the American naval com
mander q that port
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NOW CoNEs THE TUG OF WAR,
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New YORK Money and stock Ma,ks,.

New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-MosEY- Easy
at 6a7 per cent. We.
sTERLIEa EXCHANGE : Strong and
higher with the actual business at 100 for
60idays, and 1115 for sight.
Go1D-Active and buoyant; advanced
from 1l0s to I'LL, closlnga 111s. Infla.
tion is at the bottom Of the present move.
ment, although the rise was stimulated by
the operations Of bull clique. Loans
were 4a7 per cent for carrying. Custom
receipts, $969000. The Assistant Treas
urer dsbursed $ss5,000 Clearings, $42,-
100000.
GovRRNsfRETs-Srong aud higher: de.
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WE have received the frat number Of
the Standard, Q weekly paper publiShsd
at Bridgeport. ItiSa well printed sheet
and Is full Of selected and original matter.
Nh. zzytRY, o gentleman OF newspaper
experience, is Ito editor and publisher.
Success 70 his enterprise. srag
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ssATE BoNps-Oulet.


STocKs-Sropg in the forenoon and
weak and lower during the afternoon.
Fluctuation ranged between t and l per
ularly In Union Pacific, Western Union,
cent and represented large business, ,partic.
Lake Shore, Wabash, st. Paul, North.
western common, Cleveland, Columbus
& Indiana Central, and Pacific Mall. Tie
latter declined from 404 to 39t on, a story
that one Of the company's steamers was
overdue. The general market left of
weak, on telegram from Washington that
the Committee on Ways and Means
would authorize the Secretary Of the
Treasury to Issue temporary loan, bear
Ing lower rate Of interest, after reserve
Is exhausted, instead Of issuing mere cur
rency. Stock sales between 10 and Q
o'clock aggregated $l9s.00O; the largest
transactions in shares above mentioned.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 15.-The post,
office at Marion, Ind, was entered and
robbed Of some postage stampss cairen' Sac +
cy, and Q package Of letters, Saturday
nieht. The thieves attempted TO burn
the office, but the fire was discovered IN
time TO save IL. -.tg.. ... .
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EEkDbALkl1b6t
q For New England and The Middle
Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather,
with less pressure and but slight changes
oi temperature will prevail, winds grad.
ually shifting TO southerly, with increas.
ing cloudiness. it.,l lrsT. ,te :-4E'f,t
For the South Atlantic Ststes and
through the west TO the lower Missouri
Valley, light northwesterly to southwest.
erly winds anda slight rise Of 'tetnpera.
ture, the weather continuing partly
cloudy, with light rains on the coast. u.
For the Ohio Valley and lake region,
the pressure will diminish, with increas.
ing cloudlnesssJ.
For the Northwest, generally clear
weather, with southeasteriyto southwest.
erly winds during the greater portion iol
the daY.
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s,.smer mt N Commission.

BOSTON, Dec. 15.-The steamship
Franilfn was placed In commission thu
afternoon. The franklin VIII douot'
lea Ia The ftagship Of the Cuban squad
ron. Of which Admiral Porter VIII proo'
ably have command. Yt
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lspscIaI Dispatch to the 1ntelligopeGt.l -ss
CHARLESTON, Dec. Is, 1873.
There was renewal Of the excitement
over the Capital question today. It Ia
now the absorbing question Of the hour.
The bill repeating the appropriation to
Bethany College was ordered to its en-
grossment in the Senate today. b
The Federal Court arrived to-day.
ToMAHAWK.
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YfELEc RAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
Exclusively to the Intelllgencer.

(By tho Western Union Line.
/ Itnes Northwest cor. Of hnn and Monroe sts)
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| oleyslaGaMarket.

o1RvELAHD, Dec. 1b.-arain-Quiet
and nominally unchanged; receipts fair.
Peroleum-Qulet and hrm; 12o for stand.
ard white; car lets,
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FUNERAL OF AaAssIZ.

The funeral Of the late Prof. Agasslz
will take place in College Chapel, Cam
bridge, OF halfpast two Thursday and
will be public.
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PIttsburgh Petroleum Market.

PrsBuRaH, Dec. 16.-Orude Petrol.
eum-Firm Of 80 TO CSC; refined, quiet Of
18c; January 1910,
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sHRa Face Was Her Fortune" has Iuat
bean Issued. Il will speedily be followed
by "HiS Cheek Waa What Made Hm."
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SAN FRANCISCO.


STEAMER OVERDUE.
sAsFRANc1sco, Dec. 15.-The steamer
Alaska, from China and Japan, now q
week overdue, Is slow sailer and no fears
are entertained for her safety.
NOW COMES THE TUG OF WAR.
The Democrats and Republicans meet
for the last time In CAUCUS at Sacramento
tonight. Neither have yet decided on
candidates for o. 8. Senate.
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CHARLESTON.
icial Dispatch to the 1ntelligoaest.l

Further Excitement over the Capital
Question. .e.
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Mr.. Morton, from the Committee on
Elections, submitted q report that the
Committee had considered the Louisiana
contested election Of P. B. Pinchback and
Gen. Mcmillan, both Of whom claimed
seats as Senator from Louisiana, andwere
evenly divided. He therefore asked that
the whole matter be referredto the Sen.
ata 81 ordarad
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ARRTTRATToN INsTKAp oR WAN.

Mr.. Sumner presented a petition of cit
izens Of Pennsylvania asking Congress 70
take steps to provide for settling interna-
tional difficulties by arbitration instead Of
war;, Said petition was In reference To
resolution Of The British House Of Com
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CONGRESS.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.

PRAYING FOR CARPENTER.
The Chaplain in his opening prayer
this morning invoked the Divine blessing
upon the President pro ten Of the Senate
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Tickets 70 all principal points In the East and
West can be procured at tho Union Ticket o1lce,
port. y. Z, MYRRS,
novi4 General Passenger and Tiekot AsenL
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Mr.. Morton then introduced resolu-
ton that the credentials of Pinchback
are formal and he Is entitled to seat In
the Senate, having prima facie case, and
gave notice that tomorrow, after the
morning hour, he would ask the Senate
to consider his resolution, ~E.'
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Weather Report.
PROBABILITIES,

oPFIoH or THE CHlF aiaNAL pyYIcIl,
WATHNaToH. D. o., Dec. H. 500 p 4.
pDnx1 frTBo X
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The fret section Of Tremain's bankrupt
bill repeals the bankrupt. law, and oil TO
amendments. The second section pro.
yides that Where there are bankruptcy
proceedings pending, the majority in
value Of its creditors whose olAims have
been proved, are practicable TO deter.
mine what manner and what terms and
conditions estates Of hank1upts shall be
administered, such resolutions shall DO
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mNcTNNtT1 ExpRRes

CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
W, ,IIss: 1AsT5tE.yzs IN! .u,ar5.4!y wSSr-.aAyaa
M..........e:9o p. n at...........Too q. n.
ARRIVES At AnlryIS AT
Warrington columbus. -. .2fe ?. ..
Clty........ 9:a5 a. IN. anduaky.... e:15 p N.
Baltimore. ..Io:So g. m. Sundays oIoepted.
ST. LOUIS EXPRESS. o..
HAaf-ElAvHs wEsr-InAyra
Wheeling daily wheeling daily =.
Et.......... .6:25 s. n. Rt.......... .9:& & N.
ARRIVES A. ARR1vIa Ar
wGs's1sinEt0n G'1a s,s Columbus. ;;ss9 ? n
Baltimore. 1000 p. N.
ACCOMMODATIONS.
.wAsslas isUia1yn' dsiy .wAseiins ASliissUtlty'' day
it,: .,&@ q. N. At...;::::::.Gso p m.
Cumberland. $40 p m.I zAneIviiie. .lo;B m.
Sundays excepted. l'sundays e1eepted
East bound Trains mako connections st
Baltimore with trains for Philadelphia, NeW
York and Boston. At Washington City, fnr al
points South.
west bound trains make direct connection for
all points West and Northwest.
Pullman Palaee Cars on all night trains,
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TuE RRsoLuTIoN ooRs OYER,

Mr.. Salisbury thought that the Senate
should have time to examine the facts Of
the case. Conkling inquired II the COM
mittee had reported the evidence taken
In regard to Pinchback. Morton replied
that they had taken no evidence. he in
troduced the resolution as to question Of
rights. After debate tina resolution went
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1873-09-04

READ THIS.
OUR bargain counter is still in full blast. We
u are selling goods at, and great many things
below cost, to clear out for fall stock. Persons in
want. who have the money, will do well to call at
an early day, as the Bargain Counter will cease
to rnn soon. II. NJ DOBSON & co.
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TO Merchants Everywhere !
THE WHOLESALE HOUSE OF wITTKOWSKY &
GIVING npnETIN1.

THE WHOLESALE HOUSE OF wITTkOWSKf d RIM
TELS SENDS GREETING:
Too well and favorably known in North and
South Carolina, parts of Tennessee and Virginia,
and too long established (since 1857 the proprie-
tors deem it unnecessary in again coming before
the public and soliciting their patronage to go into
a long flourish as to their immense stock and COM
mensurate will and ability to sell Goods Low.
We therefore content ourselves by simply an
nouncng that our business having increased
5000, 600 in one year, and Charlotte having addi-
tiona railroad facilities, warrants us in still more
increasing our stock.
We shall have in store by the 10th ofSeptember,
a stock of three hundred thousand dollars, $780,
OOO consisting of full lines of every class ofgoods
that 60 to make complete assortment fora Store,
which we offer to the trade at competing prices
with any Jobbng House from New York to New
Orleans All we ask, come, and we will make
good the above assertion.
Merchants in North Carolina have the addition
al advantage, that by buying in the State, they
have no purchase tax to pay.
We also have a retail department, where we
keep everything from common to the very best.
Also, have a Carpet and Millinery department.
WITTKOWSKY & RINTELS,
Charlotte, N. c.
August II 80 Pm
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Tribute of Respect

TO MISS GENA JEFFERYS. FROM THE NJ. +. SUNDAY
SCHOOL.
Whereas it has pleased Almighty God, in His
wise Providence to remove our dearly beloved
young friend and sister, Miss GENA JEFFERfs,
from our midst. Though young in years, yet she
was old in acts of charity and kindness, spreading
sunshine wherever she went. In her relations OF
life either as friend daughter sister or teacher,
she was ever the same-dutiful and amiable, and
gentle as summer to those she loved, and kind to
all she met.
By her death the Methodist Episcopal Sunday
School has lost one of it's best teachers. Closely
attending to her duties she was able to gain the
confidence of the young, and the respect OF the
old One so young, so good, so full of promise, II
is indeed sad to contemplate her early death.
True tbs that "death loves shining mark Her
patient resignation during hersevere and protract-
ed illness and quiet death, all evoke both our en-
ulation and sympathy.
Resolvcd, lSt. That we submit with Christian
resignation to the will of Him who is too wise to
err, and too good to be unkind.
Resolved, I'd. That we deeply sympathize with
the bereaved parents in their aff1iction AS 1t Is
not in our power to console the mourning hearts,
NAV the knowledge that the departed is with
uUwn upon tellI WIFI 1oVe, corl
fort them.
Resolucd, 3d. That by the death Of our highly
Esteemed friend, the community, church anu sun
day school, sustain an irreparable loss.
Resolrcd. 4h. That copy of the foregoing pre-
iy, copy furnished to the Secretary ofthe Sunday
School, to be entered in his record book, and a
COPY sent to the IoRKvIILE ENQUIRER tor pub
licatiOn.
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fInantial an0 Commercial.

YORKVILLE, Sept. 3.-Nothng has been done
in cotton during the past week. We quote ex-
tremes from 10 to l6
Flour $3.50 to s.; Corn so to IS; Meal 20 to IS;
Oats, so to 30.
CHARLOTTE, September l.-Cotton is active,
though no advance Oftigures is authorized. Sales
of $50 bales last week ut 16l for low mddling, and
IA! for good ordinary.
FLouR-S425 to $4G0 per sack, according to
quality. e-,.u
NEW YORK, Sept. l.-Cotton quiet. Sales
2379 bales at 20 to 2Oe. Futures closed steady.
Sales 5000 bales as follows: September !S 1852
October II 1882 to IL 1916; November IL ZIG to
IL 1892; December IL SIG.
CHARLESTON, September l.-Cotton quiet
middling III. ,
uplands sgd.
Comparative Cotton Statement.
NEW YORK, August 29.-The following is the
comparative cotton statement for the week end
ing to-day: 1913: 1o|Z: :
Receipts for the year to 6!o 2Il3 0oe
Exports for the week. .........."..:..l2a 491a
EXPORTS for the year to WI S2o
Stock at all United States ports...llO,033 52394
Stock at interior towns........"..... l2,3I 4,I4I
Stock at LIVERPOOL l............."751,00 900 s9l OOO
American atioat for Great Britain. 10000 S,OOO
Financial.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1.--Gold l5s.
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8 3 8 8 8
THE MOST POPULAR MEDICINE EXTANT.
1910. OVER THIRTY YEARS 1872
Since the Introduction of
PERRY DAVIS

p A I ~ * L l. L e II
THE PAIN-KILLER
Is equally applicable and cllicacious to young
or old.
THE PAIN-KILLER
Is both an Internal and External Remedy.
THE PAIN-KILLER
Will cure Fever and Aguc when other rcnc-
dies have failed.
THE PAIN-KILLER
Should he used at the first manifestations OF
Cold or Cough.
THE PAIN-KILLER
Is the Great Family Medicine of the Age.
THE PAIN-KILLER
Will cure Painters Collie.
THE PAIN-KILLER
Is good for Scalds and Burns.
THE PAIN-KILLER
Has the Verdict of the People in its favor.
THE PAIN-KILLER
Gives Universal Satisfaction.
THE PAIN-KILLER
Beware of limitations and COhNte1JcitS.
TIE PAIN-KILLER
Is an almost certain cure for CHOLERA and
has, without doubt, been more successful in
curing this terrible disease than any other
known remedy, or even the most eminent
and skilful Physicians. In India, Africa and
China, where this dreadful disease is ever
more or less prevalent, the hePAIN-K1LLERis is
considered by the natives, as well as European
residents in those climates, a SURE REMEDY.
THE PAIN-KILLER
Each bottle is wrapped with full directions for
use.
THE PAIN-KILLER
Is sold by all Druggists and Dealers i'll Fami-
ly Medicines.
August 2S 30 I'm
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Der 250,O00 feet, at cost of not less than
s75,OOO Ofthis class of freight for the five
months of this year ending on the 1st of June,
3,5OO,0OO pounds were received over the diff
ferent railroads; while for the same period the
shipments of finished work from the factory
exceeded 100000 pounds. The products of
this establishment, as we'll as of the North
Carolina Works, are sold principally in Eu-
rope, though heavy shipments are made to
various points in the United States. 1t will
thus be seen how essential are railroads to the
successful prosecution ofany business iuvolv-
ing enterprise, skill and industry. In this in
stance, Col. McMahon may have been bene-
ftted-your writer only hopes such was the
case-but was he the only person? We have
seen that constant employment, at remunera-
tive wages, varying of course according to the
capacity and employment of the workmen, is
given by this one establishment to one hun
dred and fifty men the sum of $4,000 is dis
bursed annually among the adjacent farmers
and landowners for timber, which otherwise
would be worthless or sold as fre-wood at 81
per cord; while, as l have said above, the
dormant and lethargic energies of the people
all around have been awakened, and buildings
and shops are going up in every direction.
One enterprise begets another, and the "eml-
grafton" of which our southern economists and
politicians constantly pirate, rattling few
rusty nickles in their pockets the while, in
stead of being coaxed and persuaded, flows in
of its own volitiou, increasing our wealth and
adding to our general prosperity.
I have already exceeded my limits, else l
could write of many other objects of interest
in this place and vicinity; but my purpose is
accomplished in showing to your own people
what is doing near them, and what they have
the ability to do themselves York county,
rich in the best iron in the United States rich
in the possession of illimitable water'power;
rich in timber rich in a generous and CRATE
full soil; the most genial cline, and noble
and worthy people; could, if they only willed
it, be made the most desirable and Aourishing
spot on the American Continent.
VIDoCQ.
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WYE are offering bargains in Shoes, to close
r. NJ. DOBSON IL CO.
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OBITUARY.

D1Ep-In Union county, on the 9th instant, of
diptheria. MARIETTA JANE, daughter of James
l., and Martha r. Strain, aged years months
and l6 days. .u
nss- The Union Times and Chester Reporter will
please copy. .
OF dip,heria, near Eta Jane, Union county, S.
c., on the 18th ultimo, MARY JANE REGlNA}
eldest daughter ofSylvanus and Mary Estes, aged
years months and 25 days,
ultimo, of diptheria, MARY ELIZA SIMS,
Youngest daughter of John and Laura Estes,
aged wears 8 months and % days
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PH0N0GRAPHIC sH0RT,HAND.

nHONOGRAPHY is an indispensable aid in
verbatiu reporting. 1t excels all other ,sys-
TENS now in use, in point of legibility and plain
ness. Almost any attentive student can, in the
course of few months, be able to report q Ser
mon, Grafton, Examination, &C., verbatim. l
will give lessons in the art Of Photographic Pen
manship to any one wishing to learn the science.
The exercises will be arranged so that ten Q0l
lessons will constitute the entire course. l Will
use Munson's system. Lessons and instructions
sent by mail.
TERMs-$5.0 90 in advance.
REFERENcEs-J. Wood Davidson, Evening
Post, N. Y; James E. Munson, "a Park Row, N.
Y; Mrs Fred. r. Garnsey, Portland, Maine;
Horace Estelle, Centre Star, Alabama.
For further particulars, address
JAMES L. STRAIN,
Eta Jane, Union County, 8. c.
july 81 81
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1873-09-04
w. II. & J. P. HERNDON.

A S Winter is approaching, we are offering our
n checks and Stripes at cost: Come and exam
inc our Stock W. II. & j. P. HERNDON.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1873-09-04

IF you want cheap Groceries, go and try the
HERNDON'S, and see if they wont sell you
cheaper than any one else.