Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1874-10-29

H. F. Adickes-Pistols-H Clothing
Gnghams-Seasonable Goods-BoOts ant
Shoes-Coral-Back Silk.
Carroll, Clark Il Co.-Closng out at Cost-Fai
Warning.
Sarah Th0rn-Notice.
II. w. CIawson, Deputy Messenger-In Bank
ruptcy-Application for Discharge-1n TIN
Matter of H. E. McFadden.
NJ. Strauss & Son-French Corsets-Furs-Shawl
and Prints.
w. H. McCorkle-Guano.
Christman IL &Moser-Ornamental Gardening.
w. D. Simpson, Treasurer-Railroad Notice.
II. w. Clawson, Deputy Messenger-1n Bankrupt
cy-First Meeting of Creditors-1n the Mat
ter of B. NJ. Wlnstock, o. c. Folger.
T. S. Jefferys, Secretary-Masonic Meeting.
FINE TURNIPs.
We are under obligation to Mr.. j. l.. Par
ker for a basket of very fine turnips.
REPUBLICAN, MEETING AT ROCK HILL
The Republicans will hold meeting a
Rock Hill tomorrow (3Oth) at which speeche
will be made by Lt.-Governor Gleaves, AT
torney.General Melton, DR.. Neagle and 9th
erS.
THE ELECTION LAW.
As a matter of interest to the public, VI
publish this week the election law Of this State
as it now stands, with the exception of th
day on which the election is to be held, which
since the ratification of the act published, wa
changed by constitutional amendment to tn
first Tuesday Of November. The election
therefore, will be held next Tuesday. By &C
of the Legislature, the penalty for voting
more than once, at the same election for tn
same office, is fine and Imprisonment.
SUPERVISORS OF ELECTION.
In the United States Court, at Charleston
on Thursday last, the following supervisors o
election were appointed for York county:
Yorkville, No. 1-Conservative, DIR. j. B
Allison; Republican, j. A. Ratchford. York
Vile, N o. 2-Conservative, w. A. Moore
Republican, j. K. Wagner. Blairsville-
Conservative, VIM. NJ. Kennedy Republi
can, Thomas K. Mickle. McConnellsville-
Conservative, John D. McConnell; Republi
can, VIM. H. Clark. Pride's Mill-Conser
vative, j. Leonidas Moore; Republican, VIM
H. Kidd. Rock Hill, No. 1-Conservative
A. E. Hutchinson; Republican, G. j. Pride
Rock Hill, No. 2-Conservative, Iredel
Jones Republican, M. L. Owens. Coate:
Tavern D. T. Lesley; Repub
lican, VIM. Wiley. Fort Mill-Conservative
Col. John NJ White; Republican, P. T. Muir
ray. Clay Hill-Conservative, T. G. Neill
Republican, Edward Tate. Bethel-Conser
vative, w. w. McElwee Republican, D. NJ
Campbell. Bethany-Conservative, Lowry
Smith; Republican, D. T. Barrett. Boyd
Conservative, j. G. Webber; Repub
lican, Jno. L. Roberts. Hickory Grove
Conservative, Jno. l.. Davis; Republican
Peter Edwards.
MANAGERS OF ELECTION.
The following is list of managers of elec
ton for York county, as appointed by the
Commissioners of Election:
Yorkviue. No. ii. Ed. JeHerys, A
Springs Withers, Augustus Bryant. No. e.
j. S. Lewis, w. B. Sadler, Allen Beatty.
Rock HiM-No. 1.-Iredell Jones, F. NJ
Davie, G. w. Byers. No. 2.-W. j. White
Thomas Wood, Benjamin Watt.
Fort AiN-P. T. Murray, T. G. Culp, An
thony Adger.
C5ates Tausrn.-R P. Workman, R. l.
Crook, Thomas R. Hamilton.
P,ide's Old MiN-A. L. Nunnery, R. L.
McCants, David Smith.
BLairsviAe J. Wilson, Wilson Wilson
w. 4. Kell.
cConnelbvlle.- E. Guthrie, E. N
Crawford, Matthew Williams.
Clay HiM-Wii!iam Sahms, w. B. ALI
son, Samuel Simril.
Bethel.-R. L. Simmons, A. H. Barnett
Joseph Currence.
Hickory Grove. T. Byers, Morgan Do
yer, Isaac F. Miller.
Boydton.-W. w. Gafney, William How
ell Lee Hardin.
Bethany-Wm. McGill, R. A. Hagans
Henry Crawford.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
At the election, next Tuesday, there are
three constitutional amendments to be voted
upon, as follows:
l. To change article II, section 3, relative
to the boundary line of Pickens and Oconee
counties, changing the boundary between
those counties from White Water to Toxa.
way river. The present boundary is said to
occasion great inconvenience to the people in
terested.
2. To change article III, section %, in
reference to the term of office of certain State
officers, proposing to change the term of Of
flee of the Comptroller-General, Secretary of
State, Treasurer, Acknowledgement, Adjutant
and Inspector. General and Superintendent of
Education from two to four years, by which
all the State officers will be elected every two
years.
8. TO change article XVII relative to the
increasing of debts of counties, cities and
towns. This amendment prohibits the Gen-
eral Assembly from authorizing any county,
city, town or village to become stockholder
in, or to loan its credit to any company, as.
sociation or corporation for any amount ex-
ceeding five per cent. of the assessed value Of
the taxable property of such county, city, town
or village, without the approval of a majority
of the legal voters thereof, expressed at an
election duly held according to law.
Persons voting on the above amendments
will use printed or written ticket in the fol-
lowing words:
Constitutional amendment, Article II, SEC
ton 3: "Yes" or mo"
Constitutional Amendment, Article III, sec.
ton %: "Yes" or "No."
Constitutional Amendment, Article XVII:
"Yes" or "No."
MIR. CHAMDERLAIN'S SPEECH.
On Friday last the Republicans of York
county were addressed by Hon. D. H. Cham
berlain the candidate of the Republican party
for Governor, and Messrs. Minton, Parmele
and Northrop. The attendance of Repubh-
cans at this meeting was larger than at the
Republican meeting held here three weeks
aimee. but there was considerable diminution