Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1882-08-24
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
os. F. Wallace, Administrator Estate of Mrs
Catherine Blair, deceased.
I. A. Mclean, J. P, Y. C.--Estate Dennis Cros-
by, deceased
'. NJ. Dobson-E Emporium Of Fashion.
(. H. Glenn, County acknowledgements Day,
Bros. & Barron-Grain Drills-Goods
Received-N
ernest tLowry-Agricultura Machinery.
iunter, Oates & Co.-Before Purchasing Else.
v. C. Latimer-off for the Northern Markets. '7
The Pirates.
s. C.-South Carolina College.
I. F. Adickes-Just Received.
Vithers Adickes Our Stock.
ohm r. Ashe-The New Store.
GONE NORTH.
Mr. w. C. Latimer started to the Northern
markets yesterday to make his purchases fo1
he fall trade.
SPECIAL PRECINCT MEETINGS.
BY advertisement, it will be seen that the
county Chairman directs that special pre-.
inct meeting be held at each precinct in the
ounty on Saturday, September 8, at 4 P. NJ,
0 arrange for the meeting in Yorkville on
Governors day.
SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE.
Attention is directed to the advertisement
f the South Carolina College, Columbia, the
ession of which will open on the Bird OF Octo'
er next. The courses of study include gen
raj science, mechanics and engineering, agri
ulture, classical and Latin, with competent
instructors in each.
TO CANDIDATES.
Legislative candidates may be interested in
communication in this paper under the head
ng of "a Practical and Pertinent Question:, u
nd signed "Many Voters" In this case
Many Voters" is not mythical character
ut the same paper we print is in circulation
nd securing the signatures Of all to whom il
s presented.
CHURCH NOTICES..
Presbyterian-Rev. T. r. English, Pastor
there will be no services in this church next
sunday.
Methodist Episcopal-Rev. r. P. Franks
Pastor. Services next Sunday, forenoon and
vening, in the church at Yorkville.
Associate Reformed Presbyterian-Rev R
latham, Pastor. The pastor will fill his regu
ar appointment at Tirzah next Sunday.
Episcopal--Rev A: Prentiss. Services al
o. A. NJ, and at 8 p. NJ.
EGYPTIAN WHEAT.
We have been furnished by DR.. T. J. Walk
r, of Kings Mountain, N. c., with small
'ackage, as a sample, of Egyptian wheat
,rown by Mr.. Antoine Bois, near Crowder's
in CASTOR county, N. G. Mr.. Bois
'rought the seed from Germany, and after
living it trial in this climate, he says it ma
ures much better here than in either Ger
many or France. The heads closely resem
lie the bearded wheat familiar to our people
They are well filled and the grain makes fine
uality Of flour.
"THE PIRATES"
Gilbert and Sullivan's comic operetta, 1.-THE
Pirates of Penzance," was rendered in the
female College hall last Friday night by the
[orkville Philharmonic Society, before large
nd appreciatve audience. AS will be seen by
advertisement, it will be produced again to-
morrow evening, the proceeds to be applied
he same as the receipts for the first perfor-
nance. The ladies and gentlemen connected
With the play went to Rock Hill yesterday,
where they produced it last night.
THE COUNTY CANVASS.
The State Executive Committee having ap-
ointed Wednesday, September 13, for the
anddates on the State ticket to address the
eople of York, at Yorkville, the County
chairman and Secretary whom the Executive
Committee have vested with discretionary
over, have changed the appointments from
he dates published last week, so that county
MEETINGS may not conflict with "Governor's
ay'' III York. The appointments as now ar
anged are published in our advertising col
INNS.
BURGLARY.
Last Saturday night, the store of j. w. P.
Iope, near the depot, was burglariously enter
d, and quantity of goods stolen therefrom.
lr. Hope misses from his stock bolt, 40 or so
ards, jeans; bolts, 40 or so yards in each,
llamance checks 1 bolt sheeting and bolt
f drilling, 40 or so yards in each ; 35 pounds
obacco; several pairs Of boots and shoes
nd quantity of sugar and coffee. Mr..
[ope estimates his loss at about SIS. En-
rance was made by going under the house
nd removing the hearth-stone.
AN ENEMY or CARP.
On last Sunday morning, Mr.. S. B. Carroll
illed large water moccasin on the bank of
fr. J. M. Brian's fish pond, about three miles
'om town. on the Kings Mountain road, and
fter killing the snake, observing that it was Of
n unusual circumference for 4 reptile of its
myth, he decided to open it when he found
contained, besides ten of it's young snakes,
carp measuring ncheslong. The carp was
laced in the pond last winter. The SUPPOSE
on is that the fish fall an easy prey to water
lakes, and owners of carp ponds are caution
l against this enemy of the fnny tribe.
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SUPREME COURT DECISION.
J. F. Wallace, Admir-, vs.. Mary Campbell
nd others. This was suit in the Probate
ourt of York county by the administrator of
ohm Campbell, deceased, against his heirs-at-
w, to call in the creditors of said deceased,
nd to sell his lands to pay debts. All the
aims presented were security debts. The
rebate Court allowed the claim of Eli S.