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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-05-15

CLERKS SALEs ...,I..
F. G. Happerfeld gs. J. A. Garvin and others
80 Petition for Partition.
DY virtue of an order made by His Honor B.
I'D G. Presley, at the March Term Of the Court
Of Common Pleas for York county, will expose
to public sale at York Court House, on
SALEs-DAY IN JUNE NEXT,
ALL that portion Of the Strait land, not assigned
in partition, situate about two miles below York.
vile, containing RA - 80" - t Ft'
FoRTY-THREE ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
and bounded by the portions assigned to the Pc
titioner and J. A. Garvin, and other lands. H
iTERMs-CASH. ~ VI rss sg..,s 7g
]. F. WALLACE, c. c. G. Pleas.
May W. ~ '.- 10 At
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-05-15
TOBACCO.

~ G. PARISH co. can sell you Tobacco
u. so cheap that it will make your head swim
to think Of the price. Also, Snuff of all kinds, a
prices to suit the times. t -
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-05-15
SHOES,

lust received new lot OF Ladies' and Child's
al fine Shoes. Most beautiful lot Of Child's
Shoes in York. Newport Ties, Of all sizes, at
HF, ADICKES Il SONS.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-04-18
The Leaarllle lElninr ra.apanr.

The decision given by Judge Hal- lett in the ease of New Discovery Ys. Little Chief, at Leadville, Col, was, as the readers will remember, that a mine could follow it's vein m depth outside of the surface lines, only when tie foot and hanging walls were rock in place. All ore found other wise vas considered oniJ float, which cannot be followed outside the limits of the claim surface lines downward. In the recent case of the Little Giant ys. the Leadgille Mining Company, the experts of the Little Giant testi- fed that the rock found in the Little Giant shaft was not rock in place. hence, according to rhe previous rul- ing, this company can not follow the ore outside of its surface llnes, and can not. therefore claim any oe the ore under it's neighbors's claims The Court gave the Leadyille Mining Company leave to file a new bill. and ordered that the witnesses and experts of the Leadville Mining company be allowed to examine the shaft and workings of tbe Little Chant. We may therefore expect new evidence, and Q practical reopening of the case. The question as to what is rock in place and what is float or drift seems now the important one in Leadylllo, and until that is settled none of the decisions recently gwen appear to have much weighr
Arizona silver belt., 1879-04-18
Temalees LII Ea.sa ln AnsrIsa.


 Seaweed, g Newport corres.
 pondeht of the Boston Transcript
 asks For further information concern.
 ing the first eating of tomatoes ir
 America. The correspondens says
 l. is a Newport tradition that tomat- oes were first eaten in this country ir about 1928 in a house still standing on the corner of Corne and Mill streets. About that time there came here an eccentric Italian painter, Michele Felice Corne. He bought a stable nn tha stretf now called for him, fashioned 1t into 8 dwelling house, and there lived and died. Previous to his coming, and long after, to- matoes, then called ''love apples, 2 were thought to be poisonous. A gentleman told me to-day that in 1919 he brought them from South Carolina and planted them in his yard, where they were looked upon as cnriosities and prized for thelr beauty They became later, how ever, very unpleasant missile in the hands of . small boy. 4 charming old lady also told me o-day that in 1924 she was sitting with a sick per- son when some one brought into the invalid as tempting delicacy some tomatoes. Would yen poison her s'' vas the exclamation of tue ast0nish- ell attendants: and yet Corns in his leenon of the town had been sery- Ing them for ! year previous. As late as 1855 they were regarded as throughout Connecticut.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-04-18
Ena Man.la..n. Axa..ss saare a..ea


 The Washington correspond nE of the Norfolk Vlrginian says In bis answer to the application Of Atior- ney- General Field for a writ of man damus agMnsf Judge Riges. the Judge claims that bis actien in talk ing from a State court two negro criminals pending srial vas authoriz- ed by the thirteenth and fourteenth amendments. They override all State laws that conflict with them, and the amendments can only be set asisie by the votes of two-thirsls of the States. It is understood from one of the Supreme Court judges that two of thc Republican judges of that court agree with the Dem9- cratic judges that the rights of the State have been invaded. bat tbat will not necessarily control thew off, cial decision, and the judge referre.l to says De does not see how they can do otherwise than sustain Judge Rives.
 4 prominent Democrat says # this is done the House viii probably bring articles of impeachment agalnst Judge Riyes; in fact. be Is not sure it ought not to be done any way.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-04-18
Arfasnsin Bosaea.

California and Nevada have hith- erto engrossed public attention as mining States, bat Arizona promises to cone to the front very soon and lead them both. It is considered by the best informed judges to be the richest mineral region in the world. silver being its characteristic. Hum boldt predicted for it what is to-day being rapidly verified It is the real point of meeting for the great me- lale veins of tbe Southern Cordil- lsras and che Sierra Nevada Rocky Mountains, and at such a point the richest mines are sure to be found. Surfacc indications as well as dig ging are verifying the fact continu- aIlF With such vast feasuFe- house comparatively untouched, there is every possible attraction for the system of the railroads lhaE is to push rapidly forward into the south- vest and through to the Pacific. We shall not hare to wait long to ses wonders where ve had supposed il was all sferility. Private capital aaa enEerprise will accomplish t all- Boston Post.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-04-18
re be rrled sn Il. merIla.


 The demurrer by the defendants in the case of John E. Burke Vs. J c. Flood ct al, has been 0verruled by Judge Thornton and the defendants ordered to tasl in thirty days This is the action brought by Burke against the bonanza firm to recover oyer e25, 900 0Q0 alleged to have been taken out ef the mines operated by the defendants and not accounted for to the stockholdeFs. Demurrer to the complaint vas made on the ground cl misioinder of action end that the shit Bas barred 6y the statute of hmitatI0n.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-04-18
.FaPe.wsrn. b cuenmsers.

The dietetic reputation Of cueum- bers IS bad enough already, but it Is likely tc become worse, now that Dr. Leidy, of Philadelphia, has dis covered that they are liable to be in- tested wlth the tape-worm. At a
 meeting of the Academy of Science, Philadelphia, he exhibited a speci- men of tape worm taken from the inside of a large cucumber. It IS said to have had all the character istics of a true tape-worm, but be- longed to an unknown species, the peculiaritg being that tks oyaries, containing the round yellow eggs, are confined to the anterior extremity of the segment.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-04-18
- -ranh.la Nera.ls.


 There are deserted towns in Neva- da; but they are not old ones. A lev years ago the population of Hamil- ton is said to haze been nearly 5000; of Treasure Fill. 5000, of sher- mantavn 1000: of Swansea, 5000. All were incorporated, Witb mayor, council, aee departments and daily newspapers Harilson has nov about 100 inhabitants, most of whom are merely waiting ln dreary inachon for something to turn up. Treasure lliil has ab0ut half as maHy; Sherlnan- town one family, and SWaneeA none. In one canyon of the Toiyabs range, near Austin, ore i've dead towns without single inhabitant- The streets and hlocks graded on the hill- |sides are rl.nidy falling back into the wilderness
Arizona silver belt., 1879-04-18
mlnesIlaneaan.

Tie people of Illinois are gener-
 ally becoming convinced that orce in six years is often enough for meet ing Of thesr legislataFs. If Illinois has had A sur6t of Legislation, how stands t with Arizona, who also complains of the character of its Legislation?
 Gen. Fitz. JohB Porter, since his whitewashing, will have 8 new lrisi, and. doubsleus, restored tohis rank m the army. should this be the ease. he will be entitled to $780, 900 back-pay. etc. The United States is a goose and every body plucks a feather. It is now in order for every ex-army officer nov living, who has been cashiered since the birth of Christ, to ask a reopen ing and re- hearing of hls case. Each and every deposed army officer is as much entitled to a new trial, as was Fitz. Porter, the man who Lin- cola said should have been shot for the offence for which he was dismiss. ed from the army. Gen. c V. Getty or Gutty, who vegetated some years as commander in New Mexico, and subsequently ran to seed in Florida, was one of the judges whO nodded assent to Fitz.'s restoration.
 Mrs. Belle Lynch, at one time editor of the Ukiah Democrat, Ukiah, Cal. sill start a newspaper at Mari copa as soon as the railroad reaches there.
 General Joseph E. Johnston has been appointed a ascgentin the Smith sonian Institute vice 4. H. Stevens, resigcned.
 GcDerel Walker states that the main body of the census win be un- dertaken next fall. There will be tvo or rilree months preparation, and the census itself will be taken in months tune.
 Says the Ioala (Kas. Register Mrs. 0. F. Short, whose husband was killed by the Cheyennss two or three years ago, has received S5, ,O00 from the annuities of that tribe. Mr. Short was branch of the same par ty uho were surveying under Capt Thrasher. Congressman Haskell, Senator Plumb and Mrs Fanny Kelly are the ones who deserve cFidit for this act of justice.
 The gold production of Victoria, Australia, last year vas only 755,- 654 ounces, being falling of from 1877 of 44 ,000 ounces. or between 5 and 6 per cent. The decrease in the yield of the Victorian mines for 3 long series of years has been constant and considerable In 1870, for example, the product vas 222, 798 ounces. which shows m the in- terval a diminutien of 4S7 ,000 ounces, or more than one-third.
 Alderman dealer n bird trimmings for ladies' hats has just received a consignment of 30. 900 dead hum- ming birds, 80 900 corpses of aqua tic birds and 800, ,000 pairs of wings.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-04-18


 A Northern minister was introduce cd to $ colored minister and inquired after bis york
 .I preaeh, sah, on Col. Gordon's plantation. "
 How many oolored people have you therelp
 ssWell, sah. bout hundred and seventy-hve." "
 tAnd how many have you in the church !"
 Dat penis, salI, altogether on ae time ob year ln de 'Fiyal nme dey's all members h tbe blacksliding times der's nobody members but Uncle Billy and old Aunt Katy
 Air. Fianey Q London dentist, claims to have found 3 filed tooth in Ehe jaw of nn Bgyprian mummy Dentistry vas further advanced 4 900 vesrs ago n Egypt sAan is sup posed
Arizona silver belt., 1879-04-18

Some time since Ee printed a svn- opsis of a law published in the Her aid as having beeu passed by the last legislature. 1t was 3 law requiring butchers to keep certain accounts of their purchases. and we did not think tt necessary to give the Herald credit for 1t any lnore than if We had pub- l;shed section of the Compiled Laws. But it nov turns out that It was original matter with the Herald, inasmuch as Secretary Gosper says no such law was passed. The Herald vans credit for it. Ne gladly give It; and notify our butchers that they and Re were both sold.-Arizona Citizen.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-04-18
rhe :. Fersr Ehiere..,,

AYankee who had never pad more than twenty-five cents to see an ex- hibition vent to a New York theatre one night to see the Forty Theyes " The ticket-seller charged him seven sy-fEe cents for a ticket. Passing the pasteboard back, he quietly re- marked: ''Keep 1t, mister. I don't want to see the other thIrty-nlne, 5 and out he marched.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-04-18

Su6-contraotors have purchased of the Monograph Company the right to manufacture all toys that are sns- ceptible of carrying a small phOnO- graph, limited 10 sixty Words. They have perfected the instruments and promise that VIC shall soon have dolls capable 0f carrying on quite a dia- logue. elso barking dogs, meWing eats, e;c
Arizona silver belt., 1879-04-18

Alderman dealer ID bird trimmings for ladies' hats has just received a consignment of 30, 900 dead hum- ming birds, 80. 900 corpses of squa- tic birds and 800, ,00o pairs of wings.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-04-18
St. Louis Republican
rFnAls-IN AIY4NlE.

The Daily Republican. Ts,lhliehed etsrs morning, will be Furnished st the following rates
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 Renlittances may lpe tnade hy tlraft. money order. or registered jrlfcr. al onr risk. Address: GEO. KNAPP k (o.,
 Sf IfnliN EO.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-16
suppression of Free Speech.

LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE Times Ber-
lin dispatch says: For sometime
past a sinister rumor has been atioat
that the Chancellor was casting about
for power to prevent members OF the
Reichstag from using unbecOmlng ex-
pressions in the highest representative
assembly for land, and tonight
Thursday all Berlin has been put in
commotion by the publication OF
document which leaves no doubt as to
the intentions of this strong wllled
man. This Is no less than the outline
of bill aiming at council, and 1t
must necessarily take such prominent
place in the history of civil liberty
that l do not hesitate to transmit it to
YOU entire. The document bears
date of Frederichruh, December
81. 1t places the power of punish
ment of members of the Reichstag IN
the hands of committee, composed
of two vice presidents and ten mem
bers of the Reichstag, which would
meet at the order of the President OF
the House or on the motion OF twenty
members. The committee would be
authorized to inflict penalties, as fol-
lows: 1. To order the member to re-
ceiye a public reproof before the as
sembled house. Q. To oblige the Of
fender to make an apology before the
assembled house. 3. To exclude the
deputy from the Reichstag for fixed
period. Should this exclusion extend
to the entire term of the session, the
member so punished may also be liable
to loss of the right of being reelected
to the Reichstag, and, further,
an independent motion, in favor
! sf- depriving deputy of his night
of election may be brought for
ward in the House. II the unbecomlhe
conduct of which member OF the
Reichstag is pronounced to have beer
guilty involves an action punishable
by common law, the duty in CUES,
ton may be handed over to judicia
authority to be dealt with according
to law. simultaneously with the in
Fiction of such punishment by the
Reichstag production of the speech
or remarks which called it forth, in
stenographic report or any other pub
, LEGATION OF them in press, may be pro
, hibite1; the contravention OF thi
prohibition to be punishable with I'm
prisonment Of from three weeks
three months.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-16

The father Of Miss Florence Cheek,
81 Dsnton county, objected 70 his
dsushter marrying John Durham, but
John was ! thoroughbred. and, sue:
ressfully running his Cheek, be Wa
the winner.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-16

In the District Court Of tile United
States for the Western District Of
Texas:
on 10 S 81 SS's; Z Bankruptcy
Western District of Texas, SIS.
The undersigned hereby gives notice o his
appointment as assignee OF Gholsen 81 Miles, OF
Tom Green county, State OF Texas, within said
district, who have been adjudged bankrupts
upon their own petition by the district court OF
'"'U A. D. WOODBRIDGE, Assignee.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-16
The Pope's EncyelieaI.

LONDON, January II. - A dispatch
from Rome, to the Daily Ne,os, says
the Pope's encyclical letter occupies
seven columns of OsserrdtOre Romano
The Pope inveighs against Socialism,
Communism and Nihilism, which mill
tate no longer secretly, but openly,
against civil aud state laws, rupturing
matrimonial ties, ignoring the rights
of property claiming everything how
ever legally inherited or honestly &C
ouired, and attempting even lives oil
kings. These sinister agencies spring
from a reformation which opened the
sluice gates of skepticism till goddess
tyrants have arisen wherein the Au-
thor aud Redeemer OF the world Is 'g-
nored. Youth are trained to believe
mans deshnies are bounded by the
present and without any hereafter.
Hence the aggressive spirit which
seeks its qualification at Others ex-
pense. Thus the natural development
of lbe reformation was indicted by
previous pontifrs, from Clement MI.
| 10 Plus TX, in their ALLEGATIONS and
1 euCyUIICHIS. BuC InU CuuICus warn
ing is more than ever required. Equal
ity, desidei ated by the sects, is contrary
to Scripture. But there are distinction
between the angels IN heaven; a or
| tori must there be a distinction be-
tween men on ea-th. When tyranny
prevails, the church shields the op'
pressed; when the tyrant is too strong
she enioins resignation. The Pop'
iustifies Christian marriage and thu
subservience OF woman to man, chile
to parent, servant TO master; such in
! ter-dependence, rightly observed II
the State az in the family, would op
crate on earth rs in heaven. The poy
erty of which Socialism is impatient
, corrected by the church, which, be
. sides her charities, enjoins giving aim
by the rich, to whom she thus recon
, Giles the poor. Such is the solution
the evils for which Socialism seeks
. Revolutionary remedy. Let all tn
! principallties and powers accept th
! church, the safeguard of earthly SUR
I ty of heavenly things.
The Rdlie newspaper regards u
: encyclical as an appeal to all Cathc
! lies to organize crusade against MOT
|. ern Institutions and with that object
) participate in political elections.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-16
Home and Farm.

SHoRT-HoREs.- England during
the year just passed 2Sl1 Short-Horns
changed hands at g. public sales, an
increase of $50 animals over the public
sales of the year 1877. The highest
price paid for a single animal was
$4,000, and the total sum OF the sales
was $S05, pa. This would make the
average $2s7 nearly, and would seem
to show that the Short-Horn depres-
sion, so seriously felt all over the
world, has not yet seriously affected
Great Britain, at least among the more
fashionable tribes of Short-Horns.
MILKISG.-In milking do not seize
the teat between the thumb and fore
finger and drag down until the end
slips from the grasp of the digits. Do
not grasp, with the hand pressing the
nails into the teat, with q squeeze and
q pull. Grasp the teat with the thumb
partly upwards, and the fingers in
their natural position when closed,
next the udder, and closing the fingers
in succession, force the milk down
ward, with q gentle pull on the udder.
So proceed alternately with each hand,
going farther and farther up into the
udder as the flow ceases, until you
have all the milk drawn. Thus you
may milk easily for yourself and the
COW; in fact, the cow soon comes to
like the manipulation. II few sim
pie rules founded upon common sense
were observed IN milking, instead o.
kicking cows and holding up of TIT
milk, we should soon find our COW
gentle to handle, and much vexatiOT
would be spared to the mixers. l
should, however, be remembered tina
in milking cows gentleness is cArdi
nal virtue.
IMITATION OF PATEs DE Fore GRAs
An excellent imitation of the importe
pdtes may be made from calf's liver an
tongue, or from chicken livers and gi7
yards. Boil the liver until very tende
first frying a little onion and pork i
the kettle), then mash it to paste an
r season with white pepper, grated nut
r meg, ground cloves, made mustard an
a little Nabob or Worcestershire sauce
, When the liver is mashed perfectl
smooth, cut the tongue (boiled an
skinned, or the guards if choke
livers are used) in dice. Butter sna
jars and pack the mixture, with tt
: dice interspersed; press down frml,
l then cover the surface with melte
butter, and when hard paste unglaze
) paper, dipped IN the white of an eg!
over the top, and set away in CO
|. place. 1t will keep for long time
n winter. and is a hice relish for lunC
d or tea. 1t may be served In the ia
= made into sandwiches or spread
q hot huttered toast
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-16
NOTICE.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION.
THE STATE OF TEXAS.


To az persoHs intesss ted Ia the estate q Stxesp
4 NeKiRHSy, BiiROr:
James p. Mckinney, suardisn OF said minor.
has fIed in the County COprt OF Travis count
an Application for q sale OF certain real estAie
belonging 70 said minor for the support and
maintensnce OF himself and his e~tate, which
will be heard At the next tern. OF said court,
commencing the third Monday in January, lsss,
al the courthouse thereof, in the City OF Aus.
tin. At which time persons interested IN sac
REMUNERATION may appear and contest said ap-
| piication II they see proper
Witness. FraEk Brown, Clerk OF said court
and the seal thereof zttsehed ms tMeit IA oAS
VI DSeS1' Clerk
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-16
Texas Politics.

The Fort Worth Democrat thinks the
Federal government should furnish the
means of frontier protection and that
the money paid by the State Tor keep
ing up the frontier battalion should go
INTO the school fund.
Dipdtch: s'If our Legislature does
not give us the whipping post as pro-
lection against petty larceny and such
things, thereby saving to the people
thousands of dollars for long contne-
ments in Jail and other unnecessary
EXPENSE. we will have less exalted
opinion OF them than We desire to
have. The wants of the country de-
mand this splendid and effective rem
edy.n
Dallas Commereial: "It is SAID that
there is much talk in East Texas about
plan for electing a United States SEN
stor at the next session OF the Legisla-
tnre. According to the law the Sena-
tor must be chosen by the Legislature
which meets just preceding the expi'
ration of the senatorial term. Senator
Alaxeyss term will expire March 4, 1881
TUG I1ISn y 10 pass vti P0ssP0Hf15
the meeting of the next Legislature un'
iii April. This would make 1t neces'
sary for the coming Legislature to cleo
Maxey's successor. The name OF thu
candidate connected with this strong
fnuaor is no other than that Of Govern
az Hubbard. OF course no such plar
would succeed, but still it is matte
OF common talk over in the pine.
woods counties"
Galveston Nescs: s'Sales of real estat
"a pay taxes have been periodical,
made ever slnce the incorporation Q
the citg, and in innumerable instance
1.-The CITY became the purchaser. ID
the records show that title ever veste
IN the municipality to the propert
thus sold, and il not why nuta 1t
scarceiy 20 be supposed that all tn
property purchased for city accour
during the last forty years was n
deemed within the time and with tn
penalty prescribed by law, else thel
would be less complaint OF an empl
exchequer. Many places OF valuab
real estate were sold some two yeal
ago, the time for redemption
which has expired. Win some ofiici
conyersant with the facts furnish da
necessary to enable those who pay II
assessments made against such pro
eity promptly to ascertain whether q
~ laws and ordinances have been fait
fully executed suppose some OF q
creditors Of the city put themselv
70 the trouble to ascertain property
which the city Is entitled under 4
sale. and tTy the virtues OF seixu
aud sale under execution. Such
proceeding wonld, II il effected not
ing else, bring the question Of tax
fles before the courts in such a ms
uer IS 10 insure speedy solution. :