Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-10-28

Olrn OF MI. DdVlu ~. UOluOll, VI noCk I'LL,
was discovered to be OH fire. The building,
with it's contents-hay, fodder, &c.-was ell
tirely consumed. There seems to be no doubt
but the fire was the work of all incendiary,
as when the fire company went fortheir truck,
they found that the nuts had been removed
from the axles, and the ladders had been rem
dered useless. There is no clew, however, to
the .perpetrator of the deed.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
We learn from perfectly reliable source,
that on Tuesday night, at a meeting Of Repub-
lican managers for York county, held in this
place, the following Republican ticket was
agreed upon, to be supported by that party in
the election next Tuesday:
Seaate-H. K. Roberts. House-Thad. K.
Bates, Thomas Hunt, colored, Silas Hawkins,
colored, George w. Clinton, colored. County
gomnsissioners-W. z. Kell, j. W. A. Hart
ness, Erwin Smith, colored.
CHURCHES NEXT SUNDAY.
Services will be held in the churches next
Sunday as follows:
Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd
Rev. r. P. Johnson, Rector. The Rector will
Officiate at Lancaster next Sunday.
Methodist Episcopal-Rev. ThOs. Gilbert.
Pastor. Services at the usual hours, in the
forenoon and evening.
Presbyterian-Rev. T. R. English, Pastor.
Services at the usual hours, morning and
evening. .a. ..-.
Associate Reformed Presbyterian-Re r.
Latham, Pastor. Services at 10t A. NJ.
MARRIAGE CEREMONY.
On Wednesday evening of last week, happy
event was consummated in the Presbyterian
Church in this place, in view of which the edi-
flee had been tastefully decorated with ever
green's and flowers, and was brilliantly lighted.
The bridal party entered the church at $50,
and walked up the aisle in the following Or
der: Mr.. Withers Adickes and Miss Rosa
Lindsay, MI. John F. Oates and Miss Annie
Lee Adickes, Mr.. j. D. Colcock and Miss
Minnie Lowry, Mr.. Walter B. Moore and Miss
Bessie Taylor, Mr.. Robert M. Steele and Miss
Willie McCorkle, Mr.. Samuel Il. Miller and
Miss Annie Rawlinson, Mr.. John A. Latta
and Miss Katie Johnson, Mr.. B. Nicely Moore
and Miss Maggie Withers, Mr.. A. Springs
Withers and Miss Mary Wylie, Mr.. Benjamin
T. Moore and Miss Fannie Meacham, Mr.. j.
G.. Wardlaw and Miss Jennie Coward, after
whom came Capt. j. Robert Lindsay and
his bride, Miss Blanche Adickes. The church
was filled to overtiowing with the many friends
Of the happy couple, and as compliment to
their popular commander, the Jenkins Rifles,
in full dress uniform, marched into the church
after the bridal party had entered. The mar
riage ceremony was performed by Rev. T. R.
English, Immediately after which, to the mu-
sic of the "Wedding March," finely rendered
On the organ by Miss Sue F. Lowry, the happy
party left the church. -
AS testimonial of the esteem in which
Capt. Lindsay is held by his company, they
made him wedding present, consisting of a
heavy silver waiter with two frosted, gold
lined goblets, inscribed on each, "To Capt. j.
R. Lindsay from the Jenkins Rifles"
DIED FROM OVER.ExERTION.
On Thursday last, Trial Justice Lewis, as
coroner, was summoned to hold all inquest
over Anderson Watson, colored, whose death
was brought about in the following manner !:
On the day in question, Thomas H. Glenn and
]. E. Carroll, deputies of the sheriff, were out
serving papers, and when near Mr.. John NJ.
residence, some seven miles from
;own, on the Kings Mountain road, they es-
,ied Anderson Watson, colored, who was re-
,ognized as man for whom the sheriff had a
warrant on the charge of cow stealing. Mr..
Glenn hailed him, when he started to run
through field. He was pursued by both the
deputies, and, as the evidence states, Glenn
ired his pistol at him three times, but without
effect He continued to run in the direction
If a thicket, and when he reached the edge Of
t, he fell from exhaustion. Mr.. Thomasson,
hearing the report of the pistol, came up from
,is field, and was the first to reach the pros
rate negro. Perceivng his condition, he sent
'or camphor, and endeavored to restore him
% consciousness, but it was soon discovered
hat he was dead. A jury of inquest was
mpaneled of which Mr.. q. D. Smith was
foreman. The evidence elected was substan-
tally as above given.
DIR. H. G. Jackson, summoned in the capaci-
y of physician, also certified as follows:
''This is to certify that I have carefully ex-
lmined Anderson Watson, now lying dead,
md find no external wounds, and, therefore,
I'M of the opinion he came to his death from
,ver exertion. H. G. JACKSON, II. d."
In accordance with the testimony, the jury
endered verdict that the deceased came to
lis death by over exertion.
CIRCUIT COURT.
The Circuit Court for York county, his
Ionor Judge J. H. Hudson presiding, con-
'ened at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on Monday last.
The following grand jurors answered to their
James and took their seats R. j. Latta,
oreman; E. l.. Garrison, H. j. 1Iarshaw,
v. R. Hayes, j. NJ. Adams, Sen., A. A. Bar
on, B. G. Brown, J. c. Moore, John Nc.
1ilfillin, Washington Hagins, L. N. Culp,
1eorge Black, j. w. Y. Dickson, Daniel
Ietherington-14.
The question arising as to whether the busi-
ess of the court could proceed with the above
lumber of grand jurors, after interchange of
pinion between his Honor and Mr.. Solicitor
iaston, it was decided to proceed, when his
Ionor briefly addressed'the jurors, informing
hem that they are now approaching the end
{ their term of service, this being the last
egular term of court at which they will serve;
n view of which it is their duty to complete,
t the present term, any business which they
1ay have omitted heretofore. At any single
erm of the court it is impossible for the grand
lry to perform the multifarious duties i'm
osed upon them under our present system of