Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1878-01-17
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

Lot in Rock Hill. Consideration $l75.
E. H. Abel to E. aud B. F. Turner. Tract
of 120 acres in Cherokee township. Consid-
Grafton $4lO. :.' .
Hyder A. D. Nicely to R. H. Mfg. and In.
dustrial Association. Tract of 1921 acres in
Catawba township. Consideration $410.
r. A. Caldwell to w. P. Camp. Tract of
934 acres in Cherokee township Considera.
ton $9350
R. H. Glenn, Sheriff, to John R. Harris.
Tract of 96 acres in Fort Mill township.
Consideration $4O8.
James F. Isom to John A. Kidd. Tract
of 733 acres in Bethesda township. Consid-
Grafton $500.
John A. Kidd to James, F. Isom. Tract
of 684 acres in Bethesda township. Consid-
Grafton $500. ..
Iredell and Allen jones to PIim. Hutchin.
son. Tract of % acres in Catawba township.
Consideration $1l5. ........ .... .... a..
J.R. V. Blake to M. A. Blake. Tract Of
52S acres in Catawba township. Considera.
tion 81 1888.
Mary Currence to J. M. Robinson. Tract
of SO acres in Bethel township. Consideration
$100. .. ..
Joseph D. Jackson to Elizabeth G. Tate.
Tract of 81 acres 10 Bethel township. Con-
sideration $500.
Alexander Harris to Rattaree q Daniel.
One.fourth of an acre in Catawba township.
Consideration $3.50.
Richard Young to Kelly B. Young. Lot
in Fort Mill. Consideration 81 500. E
il. Kell to Robert Hayes. Undivided
interest in 500 acres, with improvements, in
Bulocks Greek township. Consideration
$3.50. -.
Richard Young to trustees of Fort Mill
Baptist Church. Lot in Fort Mill. Consider
alton $3.50.
VIM. w. Jenkins to John w. Lawrence.
Tract of 250 acres in Kings Mountain town.
ship. Consideration 81 900.
R. j. Latta to WIN. Ferguson. Tract of
100 acres in Bullock Creek township. Con.
sideration $1,l71.
RI. Latta to S. T. Ferguson. Tract of
148 acres in Bullocks Creek township. Con-
sideration 1929. ......-. .....
R. A. Stephenson to Samuel NJ. Hartness.
Tract of so acres 10 Broad River township.
Consideration 5000. ..
Jane G. Mott and F. M. Cory to Willis
Brannon. Tract of 43 acres in Broad River
township. Consideration $2,450.
&. H. O'Leary to w. P. Hobbs. Lot in
Yorkville. Consideration $43.
Miss Sue F. Lowry to Robert Morrison.
Tract of 258 acres in Ebenezer township.
Consideration $2,12S.
NJ H. Williams to George W. Barnhill.
Track of 78 acres in Catawba township.
Consideration 1925.
Walker Steele to John McCarter. Tract
of 146 acres in Kings Mountain township.
Consideration $207.
R. H. Glenn to J. l.. Gardner. Tract of
% acres in York township. Consideration
$3.50. ....
Iredell and Allen Jones to John Rattaree.
Tract of 80 acres in Ebenezer township.
Consideration 1851. .....
W.P. Hobbs and G. Hobbs to W. W. Jen-
kins. Lot of acres in Yorkville. Consid-
GRAFTON not given.
A. H. Moore to r. E. and M. H. Porter.
Tract of 634 acres in Cherokee township.
Consideration $457SS.
R. E. Porter and G. w. Young to A. H.
Moore. Tract of 633 acres in Cherokee
township. Consideration $45788.
W. NJ. Adams to James A. Watson. Tract
of $50 acres in Bethel township. Consdera'
ton $2,100.
A. J. Wilson to T. M. Whitaker and c.
L. Wiliford. Lot of 5 acres in Yorkville.
Consideration 1925.
R. H. Glenn, Sheriff, to Foster T. Wood.
House and lot in Rock Hill. Consideration
$3.50.
ia. Carroll to G. G. Parish. House and
lot in Yorkville Consideration 81 900.
Samuel E. White to T. T.. Youngblood.
House and lot in Fort Mill. Consideration
$3.50.
Isabella Steele to John Hanmel. Tract of
II acres in York township. Consideration
$245. ...
Solomon Harris to A. B. Bradford. House
and lot in Fort Mill. Consideration 1925.
s. E. White to S. E. White. Trustee. Lot
in Fort Mill. Consideration $3.50.
YORKvILLE GRADED SCHOOL.
In connection with the Female Institute
at this place, the Principal, Mr.. Jones, is also
conducting school so nearly on the plan of
the graded schools which have obtained great
popularity in other States, that we know not
better appellatlon, at present. 1er tnls tlu'e'
honored institution, than the caption at the
head of this article.
The County School Commissioner has des-
ignated the corporate limits of Yorkvile as
free public school district, and the school
fund, to which the district will be entitled
from the public taxes, has been augmented by
private subscription to such an extent as to
secure a portion of the Peabody fund-the
aggregate sum from these different sources
being deemed sufficient to sustain free
school, of high grade, for at least ten months
of the year.
Under these auspices the school opened
last Monday morning. On Tuesday we paid
a visit to the school, and were much pleased
with the order and system with which it bids
fair to be conducted, and is, in fact, already
observable, notwithstanding the number of
pupils in attendance, and the short time the