Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-03-27

"Glory glory! am now ready to go to Heav'
en!' and uttered other similar exclamations Of
joy. His Honor promptly commanded silence
and ordered the arrest of the disturbers Of the
decorum Of the court Of justice. Only three
two men and one woman-were identified as
being of the noisy party. They were ordered
to jail, and next morning, on being brought
before his Honor, they pleaded ignorance and
were discharged, after receiving sharp repri'
mand.
The case of Bruner, charged with the homi.
eide of Murray, at Rock Hill, last September,
will probably be called to-day.
Besides the resident members of the bar, the
following visiting lawyers have been in atten'
dance the present week: Hon. J. D. Wylie, OF
Lancaster, and Messrs. WitherspOon, Wilson
and Gage, of Rock Hill. W. B. McCaw, ESQ.,,
is a new accession to the resident members OF
the profession, this being his first Court since
his admission to practice.
There have been more people in attendance
upon Court than during any previous term fol
several years. The colored people are not at
all remiss in this, as they doubtless suppose,
their sacred duty. The space-one half of the
courtroom to their special use,
was literally packed with ebon spectators on
Monday and Tuesday.
SPRING MILLINERY.
The subject of feminine head-gear never be-
comes exhausted. At the beginning of a sea-
son, it is the all-absorbing topic with the fail
sex-weighty speculation and nimble tongues
running rife as to what the coming styles will
he; and after they have been seen and duly
admired, with equal volubility their merits
are discussed until the next change of fash
ion, the time of which, fortunately for the
sake of variety to these discussions, is usually
very short. Nor is pater tamilias disinter
ested listener to these entertaining disquisi
tions. Whatever may be his motives-and We
impute not the slightest wrong-he feels
deep, solemn concern, in the change and fire.
quency of change of style in this important
outfit of the apparel of the female members OF
the family-to say nothing Of "change' OF an
entirely different kind. And then last, and
decidedly the least, comes the stupid joker
whose opportunity for jibes, afforded by the
subject, is never lost. For this last class we
disclaim having the least sympathy, nor with
them have we kindred word or thought. Next
to woman we admire beautiful millinery, and
regard the milliner's art in purely aesthetic
light These admissions being made, it need
be matter of no wonderment that we could
not wait until the time appointed for the for.
NAL "opening' of Spring styles at Mrs. Dob
sons Emporium of Fashion, and gained ad.
mission yesterday to behold the beautiful
styles which she will place on exhibition to-
day. While we could not but admire, to con-
fess that admiration soon partoOk of astonish'
ment at the elegance of the goods shown us.
would be but confessing the truth. Nothing
to equal them has ever before been displayed
in Mrs Dobson's store, and we doubt if they
can be surpassed by any similar establishment
in the State outside of Charleston.
Bonnets of the princess" pattern; bonnets
for elderly ladies and Misses; hats in almost
endless variety-the ''Tennyson, the "Broad.
way,'' the 'sNinety and Nine, the Cascade, d
the Sailor" the square-cornered and open
trimmed, and what not else we are unable to
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all trimmed in the most artistic style, were
truly fascinating, while they will be becoming
to any lady's face, and any lady's face cannot
look otherwise than charming and beautiful
beneath the lovely tints of ribbons, brocades
and flowers which Fashion has decreed the
coming sesaon.
To enumerate all the different hues Of rib
bons, to describe the silks, crepes, brocades,
Breton lace, flowers and ornaments used fol
trimming, would be a pleasant task but in
this we would anticipate the ''opening" too
much, and to that extent deprive the ladies OF
one of the pleasures of the occasion.
Mrs. Dobson's parlors will be open this week,
from and after to-day, for the purpose of dis
playing her Spring goods, and the ladies OF
York and the adjoining counties are invited
to give them an inspection.
AGENTS FOR THE ENQUIRER.