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l Melancholy Case Of Mydrophobla.

Mr.. r. H. Wade, Of Marthaville,
informed us, a few days ago, Of q
singular case OF this dreadful mala.
dy. The victim is a boy. II years
old, named Thomas Dew, living
within two miles u that town. It.
appears he was bitten by a dog. show
ing no signs OF being rabbi. over
two years ago. The wound was
healed. and nothing more Was
thought about il. Lately. however.
the terrible malady has plainly man
ifestcd itself, and the unfortunate
youth gets furious when his father or
mother comes 10 his presence. When
the paroxisms are over. he whistles
and sings az formerly. Though very
irail, it takes two strong men to hold
him while the fit IL on. Surely. bet
ter every dog In the State were dead
than that one case OF this kind
should occur.
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Snditixl:.:
Constable's Sale.

Constablo's Sale.
Mathew Hertzog 70. Eugene Lecour.
QY virtue Of writ Of Fl. Fa. to ma
ID directed by the Hon. L. 4. Buard.
Ninth Justice ri the Peace, in and tor
tho parish Of Natchitochcs. l will pro-
coed to srll ut Public Auction, on
Saturday, tho 9th Of October, 1850,
ut II o'clock NJ, at the Office Of the
Ninth Justices Court, the following
described property, to.wit:
The half of lot No. 6, being part of h
certain tract OF land situated in tho
parish Of NatchitOches. on the right
l.ank Of Cane river, defending, having
ono arpent front. and three two.se venths
arpents on the rear. Bounded BY lot No.
S, the property Of Disere Metoyer, and
No. Z, the property Of Feline Metoyer:
Being part Of the plantation divided
between Francis MetOyer and his chill
dren and Grand children.
Terms Of Sale:
Cash. with the benefit Of appraisement
H. HERTZOG,
Sept. II. Constable, Wards.
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Now that our City b being lightsd
BY good lamps, . want that has been
felt BY our citizens for something
near ono hundred years. let the City
Fathers see to It that the lamps are
properly cared for. Some one WIZ
loved darkness better than light, vas
mean enough to maliciously break
the glass Of the lamp situated at the
corner Of Lafayette aud Second
streets. Hunt him up, Mr.. City
Marshal, and when found. may bis
punishment not be light. but such a.
an enlightened community would dc.
sire inflicted for 80 dark a deed.
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Our Terms.

~ terms are electr0typed at
~ nd OF our columns, and our
~ and rapidly increasing circula.
~ Justify us In not deviating from
-. Advertisers will please re-.
annhof this.
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Notice to the Voters Of
the Parish of Natchit0ches.

IN accordance with Act l23, eession Of
/ 1850. I will no ct the following placee
for tho purpose Of making . revision Of
tho Registration, and for registering oil
Who have become eligible - voters since
tho last registration. Parties Who have
been registered BY mo since 1915 VII!
not be required to register. but 10 cese Of
4 change Of residence IN Wards, should
be notified % that their names will ap
pear on tho proper Ward books:
Court. House from Wednesday, 6eptem'
Dor lot, to Wednesday, September 9Th,
and from Monday. October 18th, to Satur:
day. October 23d, when tho books viii
close.
Ward 9 Fl. H. Hathorns. Friday, Sop
Ward 81. Trichel, Friday, septem'
ber 18th.
Ward 3-Grsppe's Bluff. Monday. Sep
tember 18th.
Ward 3-Broadwell's Store, Tuesday.
September 14th.
Warl 4-Campte, Wednesday, septem'
Der 18th.
Ward 4-Batlcr's Store, Thursday
September 18th.
Ward 5-Bnlah Camp, Tuesday Sep.
TENDER 2lst.
Ward 5-AllenviiIc, Wednesday, Sep
temher 22l.
Ward 6-Glover's Spring. Friday. Sop
tember oath.
Ward 7-Horse Pen Church. Tuesday
September 2sth.
Ward 7-Boswell's, Wednesday, esp
tember 29th.
Ward s.-Kilea Mn, Thursday. Sep
tembsr 30th.
Ward 8 u. A. PrudhomDe'A Octobs
6th.
Warl lO-Cloutierville, WedneedAy
October 9Th.
Ward 10! 70, Rosie Plantation, ra'''d''
JOSEPH r. JOHNSON. =,
Assessor, and, Rsgistrar If Voter, kstea'
tOches Parish. ..r's4--. -.
Natchitoches. La. August, gath, l66
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! 31eagh provision has been made BY
- Iellee Jury, at To last meeting,
0lAo yUpalr Of the roads and bIidg'
- 60 parish, tho work. We hear.
- ~ Vt been commenced. AZ
4 - 0egsle' place there Il . gut
- VouA eWo)low Q horse and Wag'
4! 5 VIII ~ Stage hes TO travel
- We hope the gentlemen
~ III work d charge Will b
Nh u occomp)lemeut.
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Anoos The most saleable articles
= Hl069Y. NcCoOk's establishment
- 1S0 "TaVoyite stove. That this
~ = destined TO eupereede oil
olhGn = not denied In New Orleans.
~ (h0 "ChaIteI Oak and the
l1liant +" were heretofore famous.
1lfInok 4 Bro, have them In stock.
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- Blaine OF Maine. It gives me pain
10 dad no we're defeated:
0oluoioo which confusion wrought
J uro 70 b repeated.
g 00Inold must 70 Winfield yield
Upoa the Presidential 6eld.

he Isuble through the drug de-
Dog)no0t Of Heoers. McC00k's store.
VoVoeo quite sst0uished at the elab.
Gl110ooo Of the display. These mat.
~ ~ claim % understand thor
ooGAly, end tho array presented to 10
vSQS)eo astonishing. 10 II No cav
oogythjog that any country meIc0.
- q nlo1teP could desire.
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Tptal Gleapinos.

AR the severe rains that We have
- during the past month, attend.
- upoe the equinox. the cool and
le.sins October weather has fairly
- n.
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Ve invite attention to Frank Nc
naniol'y advertisement IN relation TO
N eeoloo notea One OF tho parties
aggoseod q suspicion has been put
uadeg . ~ appearance bond. Tho
chr 1fDohasRed.
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The following little poem was writ
ten by a London printer some thirty
years ago. 1t is so applicable to
many would.be critics Of tho present
day. who should attend q primary
school to learn the rudiments OF the
English language before they at
tempt to criticize the labors OF other
men, that we append it from memo.
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POLITICAL MEETINGS..

Hon. N, G. Blanchard. nominee for
Congress; Hon. W. Il. Jeck, PEeel'
denial E!ector: Hon. y. II. W!ee.
Alternate Eleotoe: Hon. Jos; Je9sies.
Hon, y. ]. Cunningham, Hon: Il. y.
Grain. Hon. II. W. Ogden. Hon. y:
n. Noelieon. Hon. w. 2. Ford. ana
others vii address their felloW'citI'
Gems 90 follows:
At Bellevue. Tuesday. October Sth.
At Niinden. Wednesday. October
At Sparta. Thursday. October 7th.
at II 10.
At Coushatta. Saturday. October
9Th, at y m.
Al Shreveport, Wednesday night.
October 18th.
At Mansfield. Saturday. October
18th, at II m.
At Many. Monday. October 18th.
at IL N.
At Leesburg. Wednesday. October
10th. at IL.
At Alexandria. Saturday. October
23l, at II m.
At Ooliax, Tuesday, October ?6th.
at I? m.
At WINFIELD. Thursday, October
2Sth, at II m.
| At Natchitoches. Saturday. Octo'
Der 3Oth. ut II m.
The above appointments are sane
toned by tho State Central Commit
tee and are tho only ones Tor th(
| Fourth District.
The Democratic Executive Commit
teeo Of tho respective parishes 81
requested % make the 1ocooooIy o.
fn6Go0entO log tho mOoongO.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-02
SIX MONTHS IN A CONVICT CAMP.
The Terrible Story Told by an ex.Cen-
yict-W orked 10 Death-Ben
Berkery and Other Men
KILLED.

"Hov are the cOnyicts treated p
asked q reporter yesterday OF q man
Who hes just returned from serving .
sentence OF six months In the State
Peoitentiary.
ed the ex.convict, was q perfect
hell. Tho men are treated more ike
beasts than human beings: and arc
beaten and shot like dogs."
10 response 20 Q request that no
should narrate what occurred curing
his term In the Penitentlsry.. be eeld
Il went up on tho 18th Of March
and reached Baton Rouge on the l4th.
On the 18th WaS sent up TO TOnceo
parish 10 work on tho loves. With
about $50 other convlctS under charge
or Capt, Hustled. Norris Wallace -
bic lieutenant.
The day after I got to Hard Times
thoy ct no % work carrying planke.
A feW days afterwards No lett tor Q
place &C Point Pleasant. Charlie
{3Doed, the partner Of John Foster.
Who Was sentenced TO ten years toI
forgery, tried to escape and Wes oh0e
while IL the water and killed. Foster
vac pardOnod.
Louis O'Orady. Who killed Paddy
Jones on Royal street. ts terribly
treated. The guards once . day
drive 10 down like cattle 70 . pond,
Whero Ne were given Ave minutes to
wash. saw that O'0rady's whole
hof1v INA CovArCd with ecAr0 from
lashes and blows. One day a. tn
keepers were driving the conyicts
along the levee. O'0rady put dowl
biz WheelbarroW and said he coult
not 10 any further. Lieut.. Wallact
then came up and struck him on tn
back Of the head With his revolver
until the blood rushed from
O'0rsdy's mouth and nose.
AZ long ~ q man keeps his healt!
he doee pretty we'll. but a. soon - hi
health breaks he u gone. Tho keep
er0 try 70 kill him. :.
Suppose . man gete sick. He toll
the Captain or tho lieutenant The
10 y Olek and can't work. The
n: well 20 % work. Work Unit
Vou deop. Your body y worth COM
the leVoe."
There = at tho camp "a old mulal
, 10 named SaudSoed Miles, Who u
senf 20 Tho penitentlASy Tor On
yo0lD iog attempt TO bill, q son
> ss,c6 o6ooGe. Whilehe Ne works.
IN = pjantatioo he GOT bio right hi
~H~I 0lmAA lat amnnemSp III
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Chance toP Q Fortune.
Il. ]. LRoxARD BULLARD. cores
)lo1hg aren't OF tho LouIslana Lot
N Company. q this place. has r.
,loVo1 III afet iostsllment Of tickets
Il ~ October drawing. Call %
III u ooce end procure tho lucky
1890. Whole tickets $500. Hall
49, 500. Adtdd.
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H1Oook h Bro. are always careful
= anoply themselves With Q complete
49, ION OH markets, and will sell
nIov 9 GOOD can be ordered from
l1o0t houses,
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11sT OFFICE NOTICE.
..,,.,. AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.

SHREVEPORT.
Arrives. np'.'s'
Ssy .i,aV /" Thursday p III
Friday .r, on,r,vs
A,,;res. Departs.
-. NIGHT. II o III. Monday 7 r III.
s.y.iav i" Thursday Z p ~
s!,sv &" Saturday : pun
s x,NprN AND WINFIELD.
Arrives. DEPARTS.
Lev ann Wednesday 7 y nj.
;i., & n m. Saturday 7 y ~.
A,,;ves. Departs.
.s.;Hn m. Tuesday 7 q ~
S.s.:.aay & y m. Thursday : q ~
~. & n m. Saturday q ~
~. kou,s from g to 6. Office open
1sespdsy from 100.
- Money Orders will I've issued after
>osleek p. NJ. ,.,e, =, ,,,,yv
Post Mistress.
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= 0alsy, he wife Of thAt sape'
~ ogt)1on q Tho nIm Of Daley
-, Mo have lately opened .
~ 6w town, b peepased to give
gh110 iasesuction In The manu-
- g those handsome ognor
3 g ~ seeideoce, o. Trudeau1
no doom ftom 10 Epiecopal
= Nm. Daley Ne raised u
A, Witch may b truly
4 Sooy G doWoto. 6oe chang
- 0o0d Wy Ieo0o0oblo.
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NOTICE.

Succession Of Milly A. Talbot, Decd.
r AURA &. TALBOT. having filed In
Ia my Office her application to be ap-
pointed Atlministratrix Of the Sue
cession of Milly A. Talbot. deceased,
notice is hereby given to all per-
sons interested to fllc thetr opposi-
tious thereto within ton days from tho
date thereof, in default Of which tho
said application will be granted.
GEORGE W. KEARNEY,
Sept. Is 1T. Clerk.
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n haaRies ]. ]. McCo0k 4 Bro.
I -. M = handsome assortment.
fxShcsero Will save money BY buy.
~ fom them. Besides, It IL hign,
II our people learned to epend
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Saint Charles College,
GRAND COTEAU, La,
Conducted by FATHERS Of the SOClE.
TY Of JESUS.

LOCATION most healthy and pleasant,
on tho Alexandria Branch Of tue Nor.
gan n. o. aud Texas Railroad, - miles
by rsil from Vermillionville. Beautiful
play .grounds aud avenues Of oak trees.
BUILDINGS comfortable. CHURCH
now aud magni6csut divine service tm.
peoesivo. FARE substantial end whole.
some. EDUCATION patelnal, cnltiva.
ting tho heart 40 we'll Us the mind. Clss'
steal, Scientific and Commercial Courses.
Special attention paid to bookkeeping
and Penmauship. TERMS indicate,
Per Session; Board, Tuition. Washing,
1850; Bed and Bedding Sl0s Medical
fees 90 First Entrauce OF matsicula
% OPENING Of 81 Iion lsoo4sl, October
4th. REFERENCES: President Uf st
tCharles College-Jesuit Fathers. n. {
! Sept. l6-6t.
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N. Payne, ESQ.,, President OF the
fpllss Jury, announces the sale OF
hnpnRieh Ferries In another column
hvill take place on the 9Th OF No.
vanbae next. We hope there will be
ann abundance.
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ESTRAYED.

Estrayed before mo the undersigned
authority BY James NJ. Kile, ono red and
white pided COW together with ono red
and white pided two year old heifer and
brown calf The above mentioned COW
il branded on right side aud hip with
n. r. and on loft hip with F. N. Marx.
Cd, crop and slit in left swallowfork And
two under bits in right With adewlAp.
All appraised ct fourteen dollars.
SC. DOWDEN,
Justice Of Peace. Ward 8.
Appraisers:
JACOB KiLE
w. ]. FuNDERBARK. Sept.ll.At
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- demsud for the celebrated gins
- IN Co great, that Mr.. McCook
bVa6ble 70 oil any more orders Tor
~ ueooo0t.
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80 -; S ;';;' i ss'''; . &; e.,
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Homer Male College.

THE TWENTY.FIRST SESSION will
begin the First Of September.
Tuition, 3. 4 and S dollars per month,
navabio st the end Of each month.
Contingent fec 81 per term paid on the
pupil'a entrance: .
Board at the College, including wash
,ng, fuel and tuition, from u to l6 dol
Lars per month, payable monthly IN
""' r. A. SMITH, Pres.
AnU. l4.-3m,
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Homer Masonic Insti.
tute for Young Ladies.
Twen!y.Rtsl Annual Session begins
SEPTEMBER I, 1889.

BOARD and tuition per month, SIS.
ID Music included with the above, $50,
payable monthly in advance.
Tuition, ;, 4 aud S dollars per month.
Incidental foo per term 81.
For further particulars, address
It's. SLlGH, A. H., Prest.,
Homer, Claiborne parish, La.
Aug. 14-Sm.
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1avnlyes will soon be In request.
4 apaandid chance for some enter.
salslae sentleman 70 open an oyster
n1n00.
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LOST Or MlSLAID.

lWST Ok NISLAIUs
4 CERTAIN Promissory NOto drawn
~. by William 4. Sims on tho 9Th day
Of August, 1875, to his own order, and
hy him endorsed; due January lat, 1876,
and secured by mortgage and vendors
lien on tho Saline Bend Plantation.
The public arc hereby notified that ]
have purchased and have the receipt Of
tho holders Of said note.
STEPHEN D. STRONG.
Sent. llth,-lm.
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Dealers in American and italian mar.
BILE monuments, tombe, headstooes, -.
ga. &c. Yard. corner Texas and Lon
iaiaus streets, ono block from ssw NAT.
koe house, shreveport. Ii. Az tinds Of
Cemetery work neatly e1ec1tca. Voe
n. TSSee vim make special visits Whso
rooueo1ed. We ell to co)eeeate0 C1Aal.
non wrought and mallss6as iron tsac'
ine. the beet In the eeuntly. We 81.
ploy mo commission agents, our trsveknG
selesmen arc salarisd By the noath q
year. We xivs our patrons the25 PEI
cent. usn.lly given to agsots.
AuG. 8,-ly.
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Everything toothsome and whole
aane. GOOD, fresh and cheap at the
In Grocery OF @. F. L'Herisson, on
VnahinRton street.
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The Fly In the Cathedral.

4 Nv. while walking on tho dome,
Oi great st. Peters Church in Rome,
Said, oh, to me this ragged pile
Seems 10 bo build in wrctchcd style.
Were'ss 20. where'er ] won't,
There's some excrescence or defect.
A spider, from his web o'erhead,
Had heard the critic speak. and said:
TITS not for yOn, poor puny flies,
TO Judge Of things Of such a size;
Dut creatures in whose larger view,
The workmanship you censnre NJ,
No sign Of ruggedness may show.
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DIREOTEURs A NEW YORK.
n. GEORGE C. NAGOUN, Do IA Nsi,en
Yi6der, Peabody l. Cis.. Rostou ct New York.
RICHARD BUTLER, dc 10 4aiseo Howard
EUGENE KELLY, Dc Il NaisoA Rassps
Ksiiy 4 Cis.. New York, OF Donohoe. Ktlly l.
Cle., San Francisco.
LOUIS ps REBtAN, Agsat General do IL
Compaenie TrsaSetlantioue.
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Reislsaces . Il Kouvsile.or,eass,

A. CARRIERE FILLS, SMITH BROs ( Gle,
A. N)CHEkEAC + CIE., r. POURSINE, +
L. PaIPPS Z Gle. =. nARQutz1 4 Gle.
PEYRE. F.'L1MET, Editenr do rAbeillo. 3.
II. KENNEDY, President BauQMe Natieaals a.
rEtat
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MORAL.

Thus often narrow. minded men
Will Judge Of things beyond their ken,
They spy slight faults which cannot mar,
Dut see not where true beauties ore.
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lfsaass. Clapp Bros. f Co.
Aiden Mel allan. President st. Charles 4. 4.
4 Konrad, lls 0ravier street, Painter.
B + Chambers Of Hartwell 4 Chamber.
J. ". Burbridge 4 Go.
Theo. Haller, Natchitoches. La.
Please send for Price lists, Cir
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-12-16
correspondence Of the YOrkville Enquirer.
, LETTER FROM CHESTER.

CHESTER, S. G., December l3.-For the
past few days we have had some very disa-
ereeable weather, which has interfered ma
terially with the farming operations of the
county, and considerably reduced the receipts
of cotton at this market. Notwithstanding
this, however, the receipts of cotton have
been fair. The staple commands from lO2 to
II for fancy grades.
The railroads are making heavy shipments
of cotton daily. The freight and passenger
traffic of all our roads are represented as
good. The Cheraw and Chester Railroad is
now finished to within sight Of the town Of
Lancaster, and soon Chester and her sister
town will be united by iron bands.
On last Thursday night the young people
of our town had very pleasant hop at the
Academy. On the night before, concert
given by Mrs. Chambers, assisted by some
ladies and gentlemen, was complete success.
The hot supper, given for the benefit of the
graded school, was also pleasant affair.
Mr. Samuel D. Melton, son of the late
G. D. Melton, of Columbia, died here last
Friday night. His remains were taken to
Columbia for burial.
Mr.. Pinkston Nail, one of our old mer-
chants and also member of the town coun.
Gil, died on Sunday, of typhoid pneumonia.
His genial face will be missed CHESTER.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-12-16
A wORkING LEGISLATOR.

DR.. j. G. Black, representative in the Leg,
islature from York county, is working
member, if we may judge from the work he
has introduced, which includes the following:
A "bill to determine and perpetuate the
homestead" This bill is intended to enforce
the provisions of the amendment just ratified,
and define as near as may be the nature of
the supplies intended in that amendment for
which the crop was liable. 1t was also neces
sary, as all past legislation on the subject Of
the homestead was nulli6ed by striking out
section and inserting the amendment in lieu
thereof.
A "bill to require the Comptroller.General
to pay into the Treasury of the State all fees
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-12-16
CHURCHES LAST SUNDAY.

Bishop Howe visited the Church of the
Good Shepherd (EpiscopaD last Sunday.
preaching two admirable sermons. At the
evening service he administered the rite Of
confirmation to two candidates for member
ship i'll the church.
At the morning service in the Presbyterian
church, the communion Of the Lords Supper
was soIemnized. At the evening service Rev:
T. r. English was formally installed as pas.
tor of the congregation, the committee of in.
stallation consisting Of Revs. R. E. Cooper
and ]. Lowrie Wilson. Rev. Mr.. English
has served the Congregation as pastor for near
twelve months, and greatly endeared himself
to them, besides winning the high esteem of
all our people since his acceptance Of the call
of the Yorkville congregation.
Rev, Thos. E. Gilbert, pastor of the M. E.
Church, preached farewell sermon to his
congregation last Sunday, previous to his de.
parturs next day to the meeting Of the An
nnal Conference. Rev. Mr.. Gilbert has lost
acceptably served the Methodist congregation
here as pastor for the last three years, and to
whatever field he may hereafter be assigned,
he will take with him the best wishes of his
people
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-12-16

which would tend to prevent the crime and
increase the stringency of existing laws which
provide for its punishment Congress is ask
ed again to provide money for the payment
of deputy marshals and supervisors and to
provide means for the enforcement of the
Federal election laws. In this portion of the
message the President gives brief summary
of the points of his veto messages. He re-
commends that Grant be made Captain
General, with salary and perquisites COM
mensurate with the Office, and takes hopeful
view generally of the condition of the govern
ment
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-12-16
REUNION OF TaE CLASS OF ls4e.

The reunion of the class of 1916 Of the
South Carolina College, took place in the Op-
era House, at Columbia, on the night of the
9Th instant There was large attendance,
including many members of the Legislature.
The address was delivered by w. B. Wilson,
Esq, of Yorkville. 1t is spoken of as an el-
oquent appeal for higher education in the
State, and was greatly enjoyed and applauded.
The class of 1916 is the 6rst class that estab-
lished the annual class meetings of the grad
yates Of the South Carolina College, aud their
chief object now is to organize an alumni as.
ISOLATION.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-12-16

On Wednesday evening last, at the residence
of Mr.. S. A. McElwee. in this place, Mr.. c.
P. Henderson, of Mecklenburg county, N. c.,
and Miss Ammi E. Ross were united in mar.
riage by Rev. R. Latham.
On Thursday evening, John S. Reynolds,
Esq, Associate Editor of the Winnsboro
News, and Miss Sue G. Edwards we're married
in the Episcopal church, the Rector, Rev. R.
P. johnson, officiating, assisted by Bishop
Howe The church was beautifully decorated
for the occasion, and the following grooms.
men and bridesmaids waited upon the happy
couple: Mr.. j. D. Colcock and Miss Virginia
Reynolds; Mr.. Warner Reynolds and Miss
Kate johnson; Mr.. Mac Robertson and Miss
Florence Latta Mr.. j. E. Mcdonald and
Miss Fannie Meacham Mr.. j. Lawrence
Reynolds and Miss Sallie Edwards; Mr.. j.
Flemming McMaster and Miss Sue F. Lowry.