Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1878-10-24

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LOCAL. AFFAIRS!
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
John c. KuykendalL York Drug storesNotes.
M. Strauss Important News-New Stock.
Herndon Bro.-The Confectionery-Fruits,& &C.
Notions, &e-cigara--cideri1 cotfeeTsq1- '1
w. B. Metts-Guano, Guano.
Hunter & Oates-Miles' Shoes, &c.
G. E. Spencer, Regster-In neutrality-suspicious.
to Lien Creditors-In the Matter Of Benson
F. Hardin, Bankrupt.
@. E. Spencer, rPresident-The YorkVille Demo-
cratic Club.
R. H. Glenn, Captsin-Attention Red Shirts.
T. C. Robertson, Chairman-Managers of Elec-
J. A. Mclean, P. J.Y. C-Notice to Creditors Of
,." w. I. Clawson, deceased. 6" 900. ,i'E:..
DEATH OF MRS. CHAMBERS. q
The remains of Mrs. Elizabeth s. Cham
bers, who died at Orange Lake, Florida, on
the 18th instant, were brought to Yorkville
for interment on last Monday afternoon. Mrs.
Chambers was the widow of the late Samuel
Chambers, formerly Of Yorkville, and an
aunt of Mrs. Stanhope Sadler of this place
At the time of her death, abe was 70 years
and 9 months of age. ..l =. a.. .aua,.l rn
DEATH OF LIEUTENANT BENNER. 2d
We regret to learn of the death Of Lieu.
tenant Il. II. Benner, which occurred at
Vicksburg, of yellow fever, on Thursday last
Lieutenant Benner was volunteer comman,
der of the Government relief boat Chambers
which WAS dispatched down the Mississippi
river with supplies for the afflicted people in
the infected districts. He was we'll known in
this community, having been stationed here
as an officer, of the 18th Infantry for nearly
six years, and while among our people made.
many friends. ~ aa...:. g. ~ ,..' .',
s,-. '.."2 MILITARY BALL. - go
On Tuesday night next the jenkins Rifles
will give grand military ball 'in homo, Of
Governor Hampton and the distinguished
gentlemen who will accompany him here
The Catawba Rifles, Of Rock Hill ); the Spar.
tan Rifles, Of Spartanburg; and the Lee
Light Infantry, of Chester, Have been invited,
and the committee Of arrangements authorize
US to extend general invitation to all the
ladies who may visit Yorkgille, on that day,
to remain for the ball. Excellent music will
be provided, and the Jenkins Rifles will use
every exertion to render the occasion credita-
BILE to themselves and worthy Of the distin.
gnished parsonage in whose honor the, ball is
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bone ARREsT'oF A FUGITIVE. a'''H"
j. Sinclair Qaick, who is alleged 20 bs a
fugitive from justice in the State Of North
Carolina, was arrested near Clay Hill, in this
county, by Sheriff GfeDn, on Tuesday night
last on warrants issued from Chesterfield
county, in this State, The warrants were re-.
ceived on Tuesday evening, and the arrest
was promptly made2that night. Quick IL now
in Jail attbis place awaiting the order of The
authorities of Chesterfield. He is, Bright
mulatto, is intelligent and has figured TO some
extent, in politics in Marlboro county, He
was also delegate from s this county to the
Republican State Con vention held in Coium.
bia last summer. 'i.'".. b. J. 81 "'':i'"'
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....H JOURNALISTIC. r;ur
The Epening Sentinel is the title of new
evening paper published by Messrs. Walsh &
Wright, of the Augusta Chronicle and Con.
stitutionahst. Although the Sentinel is issued
from the Chronicle Office, it is in nowise con-
nected with that paper, being under editorial
management of James R. Randall and Pleas,
ant H. Stovall, the former of whom is we'll
and favorably known to the reading public
of the South. The design Of the publishers
is to render the Sentinel the best evening pa
per of the South. Subscription price "a per
annum. T.. -..... .
The Charlotte Observer now appears in a
new dress, having recently purchased COM
plete outfit of new type, and so improved the
general style Of IT'D makeup, that in. typo.
graphic appearance it compares favorably
with any paper 10 the South, while it is ably
conducted in the, editorial and local depart
ments and furnishes the latest telegraphic in.
telligence from all parts oft the world. The
Observer is published by Charles R. Jones,
editor and proprietor, at So per annum for
the daily issue. ,...,..-i-, j.. ,r.!i.
.aH LOCAL BRIEFS. -" -.
The first frost of the season was noticed
last Saturday morning. 1t was not sufficient
ly severe to kill vegetation. .nIl ,,.,iha,.. Fl,
A young lady up street rejoices in receiv7