Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1877-01-11

pE6SorVeu Tue p60CoS buu -RsSsstt..-E.,
town, and kept the streets ~ good repair
t;on vss the e.tan.ion Wylie street 70
Gadsden street. This Improvement Is ootn
useful and ornamental. Wo gooa ou!id'ngs
If Wvl;e and Gadsden streets; one by Mr.. T.
N Rsnnet, TO- snd ,ba other bysMr. w. Holmes
Hardin The structnre by the latter gentle.
man ia Of brick and ia = yery great improve.
ment to that portion Of IoWn. sl.s, VT. 9chn :
Coleman is about completing = SPlendla of'ck
building on Gadsden stree Inc Two rooms
on the first floor are Of 6ne d'mensio"s'' ao1 o,
will be used for stores. The seco1a moor win
be devoted to the uses of q nal. = 90 eotw.:n,
str;noencv consequent thereupon, Chester
keens IN IN tha even tenor Of her way, which
is the path ofprogress and improvement;
commissioned Postmas.er at this place, vice
John Lee, resigned. SA Aroem 10 tne oui'd, ,
ing known as the McAfed Holel WI 90 used
as a postof6ce, which is ndt 9 very cen'ral 10
cation.
The National BanE Of Chester mas declared
dividend of five per cenF lnis Is very
good dividend, considering the cono't'on OF
A meet;no Of Rapublictns took place, on
Friday, at which the folloflng ticket lor In
tendant and Wardens Of tpe town OF Ohesser
was made: For Intendanf y. Coucn TOT
Wardens-Purvis Alexander, HARRISON 1a'' m
lev, D. /. Walker, and Sanluei Ei"aras. ine
t;ctet v;th these names % displayed to the
public view at the postoffce, WIN tn'S e4no,, :,
tat;on "Rennblicans. stand to your party"
For sevuraI years nAst.n compromise ticket,
composed ofboth Rdpublicf and democrats ! !.
has been elected hdt this year square ngns
will be made between the Two part'es' for
this reason to-day promises % oe "a, IN eael.ng a.
make a nowerfui efB e 10 poll a heavy vote.
The Democrats Nd .ver are almost sure Of
success for thew ha| !, i yuI Ificisnt majority to
30 rrv tho alsct;on Il svervi man will vote.
rSs,nrd.v uas : dlaafsI day in town. Ear.
~ in tho morning al6Ia rain began to fall,
and continued 30 ito 10 thf foagnou' tne asy.
200 rce and tho .tora miui1t MS veil have been
closed for all the h,pness that was done. Po-
l;t;cal troubles and tfs exceedingly had wealth.
or cnmh;nad have hmost| annihilated bust
uess r. the nresant staghation in business
continues two or thee m9n longer, tnere !,
will in all probability be spme mercantile ne lall'
ures to report ut this. placa' oh
cHrsrrn, january 9, 1877. \
y . - 4
Contrary to GENERAL seSpeetaton. tne mu'
uicinal election uasssd of very. quietly here
on yesterday. The Republicans wisely DC.
termined upon not running the ticket which
they had placed SO def ifntly % the held: lei
This very sensible coursR On teelr part, o.
course, resulted in heelecuon OF the Demo-
cratic candidates, whose rames nave already
Tbs Jsnnarv term Of tpe Circuit Court for
th;a county :Iudga =. j iMackey presiding,
met on yesterday morning !. ne n'rge OF
his honor was brief, but ftll o. meaning; ne
dwelt, for the most part, pon, tne ouai @ gov
ernments now existing in t1is osa!e: ne gu,
preme Court, he said had loec'aeo 10 IaVof OF
the recognition of the Ha{ {mRton government
apd from this decisisn there was no appear;
Every official in his Circf,,is, ne sa'a' "ould
he required to recognize fae hampton gov
ernment. and every set pfriormea oy Onam,
berlain, or his Legislature wouid you De regarde1
by him as null aud void. sihe ;Jgndge. IN al
luding to the tai. of one.tentn'S ca'lea lot oy
Governor Hampton, said it was voluntary
tax, and could not be enfolcea oy e1ecuHon'
At the same time. he said tnat tnose Wn9 1e.
sponded to the call of fsnip'oh, ~oa'o s :s
given credit to the extent of the amount pal"
by them, when the regular tax' snail oe col
lected. " 3gsN
At The conclusion of sthd charge, l. y. Gas,
ton, ESQ.,, the newly elected Solicitor lald
several bills before the gjand Jury. A true
bill was found in the case 5fthe State against
- jackson, colered, charged with stealing q
COW. The case was tried ana the jury rem.
dered verdict Of guilty a true Dill was
found in the case of, the s3ate against = for-
ter, colored, charged with n stealing cotton.
The case was tried, and the jury rendered a
verdict of guilty.
dispatch summoningbim q Coiumoia' 20 YES
tify before the Senate Investigating Commit
tee, announced that there wouid oe no session
Of the Court on Tuesday.
Judge Mackey, in expressing Ge sentiments
in regard to the Presidential election, sald ne
did not entertain doubt that Hayes would
be declared elected, and wotld be peaceaoly
Is Our.