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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1884-05-08
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.

The purchasers of the Western North
Carolina Railroad have paid in the s6OO,OOO
they owed the State for it.
An unknown white man threw himself
in front of the railroad train near Salisbury
last Friday, and was crushed to death.
There is a farmer in Granville, n. c.,
who has in his possession an ear of corn
which he has kept in sound condition for
forty-ive years.
Mr.. H. McSmith, the well-known man.
ager of the Charlotte music store, commit
ted suicide on Thursday last, by shooting
himself with pistol. No cause is assigned
for the act.
DIR. Edward Seagle, young physician
formerly of Newton, but late a resident of
Lowesville, Lincoln county, committed sui
eide at his boarding house in that place last
Sunday, by drinking laudnum.
"A crazy woman was arrested in Meek
lenburg county and confined in the Char
name is Reed or Fesperman, and that she is
guilty of having killed her husband in
Stokes county.
Gov. Jarvis offers reward of $3.50 for
the arrest of Foard Knox, the negro who
killed Mr.. Durant of South Carolina, and
committed some crimes in Cabarrus county,
NC. He is described as black, about 25
years of age, feet 10 inches high. and
weighs about $50 pounds.
Ray and Anderson, charged with the
murder of Horton and Miller, in a mica
mine in Mitchell county, on the 18th of last
February, were formally indicted in the Su-
perior Court at Bakersville last week but
on motion Of the State, their cases were
moved to Caldwell county for trial next
month.
The Charlotte Observer learns that on
Monday morning last, T. H. Proctor, a
prominent citizen of Denver, Lincoln coun-
ty, hearing his name called, stepped to his
Doc Thompson, who instantly fired pistol
at Proctor, inficting wound which it was
thought would prove fatal.
- Mr.. H. A. London, president of the
North Carolina Press Association, has re-
ceived formal invitation from Mr.. F. P.
Beard, secretary of the South Carolina Press
Association, to attend the Convention to be
held in Charleston on May IA. Mr.. London
has published notice urging all the men,
bers of the North Carolina Association to
accept the invitation, and the probability
is that the gathering of journalists in
Charleston on the 18th will be the most re-
markable in the history of the State.
The cotton plaid manufacturers of the
South assembled in convention at Green's
boro on Wednesday of last week. The
meeting represented twenty-three hundred
cotton plaid looms, and the convention was
more unanimous than the recent convention
held in Augusta, Ga, and decided that
there was no over production. 1t was as
certained that every mill represented had
now sold goods to be produced some time in
the future, and that there were no stocks in
the hands of the manufacturers. The meet
ing was harmonious and enthusiastic over
the prospects of Southern mills.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1884-05-08
ANOTHER MUNICIPAL TICKET.

The following proposed municipal ticket came
into our hands through the post-office last Mon
day, unaccompanied by any proper name. We
depart from an nvariable rule however, and
insert the ticket at the request of "Many Voters:'
For Intendant-F. Happerfield; for Wardens-
J. r. Schorb, VIM. John Hyndman, Alonzo
ROZe r, B. Lowry.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1884-05-08
CORRECTION.

By an error in the advertisement published
last week of the municipal election, the state
ment was made that the polls will be closed at 5
o'clock P. NJ. The hour for closing the polls
should have been given as o'clock P. NJ, which
is the hour designated by statute.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1884-05-08
REGISTRATION.

The following paragraphs are published for
the information of all concerned. Let every
voter read them carefully:
l. All persons who have in good faith lost
their certificates of registration are entitled to
renewal thereof thirty days before the general
election without cost.
?. Defaced certificates can be renewed upon
surrendering the same.
3. In case Of a party who has removed his resi-
dence to another place in the same precinct he
shall notify the Supervisor: .
one precinct in the same county, he shall notify
the Supervisor.
S. In case of the removal ofan elector from one
county to another, he shall notify the Supervisor
of Registration of the county wherein ne , Is
COUNTY to which he removes, upon presenting
which to the Supervisor for that county he will
get a certificate there.
6. All persons who have attained majority
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1884-05-08
SIInnEN DEATH.

On Saturday night last, George Garrison alias
George Simril colored, who was living on David
Simrirs plantation in the Clay Hill neighbor-
hood. fell suddenly from his chair, dead. The
cause of his death is supposed to have been heart
disease
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1884-05-08
Recominp PODular.

Norman's Neutralizng Cordial is fast becom-
Ing one of the most popular articles in existence
1t soon will be the size qua in every house.
household. Mothers do not hesitate to give it to
children, being so harmless, hence its popularity
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1884-05-08
CHURCH NOTICES.

Episcopal-Rev. E. n. Joyner, Rector. Ser
vice tomorrow (Friday) evening at o'clock
Morning service next Sunday at the usual hour
Sunday-school at 3 P. NJ. No evening service.
Presbyterian-Re r. r. English, Pastor
Services next Sunday at 1920 A. NJ, and T. NJ
Baptist-Rev. J. E. Covington, Pastor. Sun
dav-school at A. NJ. Preaching 1870. Pray
er meeting every Thursday evening at o clock
Methodist Episcopal-Rev. j. A. Mood, Pastor
The pastor will preach at Mt. Vernon at II
o'clock next Sunday. No service in the church
at Yorkville. Prayer meeting every Wednesday
night Sunday school at3 P. NJ.
Associate Reformed Presbyterian-Rev. r.
Latham Pastor. No service at Tirzah next Sun
day. The pastor will assist in sacramental SER
vice at Kings Mountain, on that day.
Kings Mountain Mission-Rev. L. a. John
son. Supply. Services at Canaan, at II o'clock,
A. NJ, and at Zion at O. clock, P. NJ, next Sun
6oI-
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1884-05-08
MECKLENBURG CELEBRATION.

We will furnish the ENQUIRER from this date
until January 1st, 1885, for sl.7O, the cash in all
cases, to accompany the subscription.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1884-05-08
Municipal Ticket.

EDITOR OF THE ENQUIRER: The following
ticket is respectfully submitted to the voters Of
the town of Yorkville, as worthy of their conf
dence and support in the municipal election to
be held on Monday next, 18th instant: For In
w. S. Hart, Esq; for Wardens-
John R. Ashe, w. H. Herndon, John R. Schorb,
T. B. McClain. CITIZENS.
MAYS 10 1t
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1884-05-08
Sgetial Notltes.
RELIGIONS Notice.

Rev. G.. A. Blackburn will conduct services at
Allison Creek Church on the first and third Sun
days of each month, and at Beth-Shiloh on the
second and fourth Sundays.
MayS 10 1t
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1884-05-08
LOST.

I'd ETWEEN the residence of Mrs. Bludworth
I'D and that Of Mrs. J. B. Smith, on the 9TH IN
slant, a GOLD RING, old style, with garnet set
ting, carving on each side of the setting and on
inside of the ring the name "a. +. Armstrong;
The finder, by leaving it at this office, will be
suitably rewarded. 20
Nav s 19
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1884-05-08
,finantiaI arr0 Gonln1ertial.
YOrkVille Market.

REPORTED BY RIDDLE & PEGRAM.
YORKVILLE, S. c., May THE following
are the quotations of Cotton in this market:
Good Middling. ng....."......""".."".""ll4 @ -
MlddllnS. (y -
Strict Low Middling. ng...."...."....".....lO4 @ --
Low Middling "a
CHARLOTTE, May 6.-Cotton, II 5-l6 to IL
lilo
CHARLESTON, May 5.--Cotton nominal
middling, liz.
LIVERPOOL, May 5.-Cotton steady and i'm
proving uplands 6Bd.
NEW YORK, May 5--Cotton dull uplands
III. Futures closed dull and easy with sales Of
$4,000 bales as follows May ll.67 to 1l.GS; June
1l.72 to lib; July llSO to llsl; August llss to
l1.S9; September 1l.57 to 1158; October ll.03 to
1lO4 November and December 1887 to 1889;
January 1894 to 1896; February ll.O3 to ll.O5.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1884-05-08
OBITUARY,

DIED-In this county, on the 10Th ultimo. Mrs.
asson, % aged 2s VI Years | months M and days.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1884-05-08

We acknowledge the reception of an invitation
to the 1O9th anniversary of the Mecklenburg Dec
laration of Independence, to be held in Charlotte,
on the Goth instant
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1884-05-08
UNTII, JANUARY / 1875.

Law, Captain-Jenkins Rifles. Attention
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-15

LoEDoR, hay IS --rhe email majority
received by The government Ia the vote on
tbe ceutuie resolutions, 10 looked upon rs
the eaneaiicn OF the pregeDt session. Popular
expression OF 'reling u strongly Ia opposi.
hon 10 ihe government, gud this tenliment
side. 6peechs4 by Foster, GoBhen and
other liberal mem oers iOli heavily against
the govercmeuf Upte the las, rooment
tho lbsrgls had relied upon
tbs support OF the Irish vote.
Result OIL yoNng, shogipg 50 pAlpably
the reduction o: gcy rnineni power In tho
house OF commons, @cs received with con.
tinuous cheers 'ro1 conservatives which
were but fepbly re.echosd from the govern
lueat side. This is ths fourth motion for
oonsure that has been voted upon during
the present session Ut parliament, and
shows fast d.wiudiing away Of the govern
ment majority.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.

INJECTION NO fIcE-A PETITION SIGNED
~ By tho requisite number OF qualified voters
having been approved by the honorable City
Council, Of the clty o, Dallas. on April 49, 1881,
as, Ink that an election 10 ordered 10 determine
whether or not the Territory embraced In tho
liniiIs hereinafter Given shall become annexed
20 ana form part o too cltg Of Dallas. Thisis
10 Give notice thet an election viii be hold at tho
residence ofE. w littlepnge on the l7.h day
OF May, i6Si, by which Il viii DO determined
whether or notthc following territory shall DO
annexed 90 the clly OF Dallas, te;wit: Begin
ming On the east houndry Inc OF iIarwood street
at a point where II IL lnterseoicd by the north
boundary line Of the cily.of Dallas: thence north
west with said street mil ~ forms a JUNCTION
with Msssen street thence northwest along
Maston street until q inigrsccts al imaginary
line, being an extension ~ the south boundary
line Of John w. P4ync's homestead thence on
said line 70 Eaid Payneu southeast corsoi; thence
along said south boundary line and In straight
direction 10 Trinity river thence down said
river TO the corporate line OF tho city Of Dial.
Lac; thence eastwardly on said line TO tho placs
OF beginnins. Il. w. Litilepage In appointed
presiding officer 10 hold said election.
II. i. BURKE,
County Judge Dallas County
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Excitement in Bank Circles.

New YoRK, May - From the World Of
Wednesday. Tho stock commission house
OF a. Dyelt & Co., 80 Broadway, yesterday
drew checks on the Continental National
bank TO The amount OF 100000 During
the day the bank refused 10 certify some
Of these checks 30 the amount OF abcut
5000 COO, and this feet, in connection with
the circumstances which led 20 1t, iavolv-
ing tho names Of John U. Emo and the Sec
opd National bank. oaused somo excite
ment in banking and stock exchange cir
cles. Rscent disclosures about over GER
tificate checks have made banks cautious.
The principal rnmor on the street yester.
day was one which affected the credit oil
the Second National bank, of which John
o. Emo IL president Emo Is r son Of Amos
X. Emo, chief owner OF Fifth Avenue hotel,
who is entimnted 20 BIO several times mil
lionaire. IL had been stated Emo had in
VOWED the Second National 10 the amount
OF 100000, aud that the bank would haze
been Obliged 10 suspend, had not Amos *
Emo came TO the rescue aud made up the
amount Of his son's losses. The report
that the bank was III trouble was denied
early in the aiternooD, but when " became
known that the firm of A, pyett q co. were
in trouble, Ii was ray'sthps,eo tnlt 1onn
Q. Emo was '"o the 81 ar syco p''h' apa
customers % ,,s quo nf"' c,-s nnu
this ,,ee syaas to tho he extent Emo had be-.
CANA evolved in the rapidly declining
d. market. At the Office of A. Dseit &
%. there was On anxious throng Of cred;
itors oil the afternoon. Late in the day
Dyett returned from this bank and declined
TO mako any statement, but was dnaly por.
sueded 70 say they wouId be all right to.
day. Said they had deposited $3.50, 900 worth
OF securities with the bank. To-day they
will deposit the necessary cash and the
check, will be paid. They made sweep
Ing denial OF all reports OF dsfalcation or
hnnyv lnnnaa
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DEFERRED TELEGRAMS.
Some SIart,iag Statements by Witness
walsh.
Prospects of War Between Cuba and
-palu.
Paragraphs From Many O,hor Sources.
Tho Springer Committee.

WAsnIsoroN, May 3.-[Press l-John A.
Welsh spposfed buioie tbs Spinner cou-
mitiec agun To- ay. He called otfentlnn
20 the fact that 1pil0 The government wsr
Engaged in tbs prosecution OF tie star.
route contractors the speotacle was pre-.
sented Of The prtsl boing owned by Gen.
eral Brady and the gentlemen connected
with the government. and with tho prose-
cution joining hupcs 0 libel witnesses for
the government. H. tnoueht George Biiss
went into suit ggnist h.G (Walsh) because
Bliss wna In tympaihy with General Bfsdy.
Walsh then related bis experience before
the three grand jurios, srd stated that the
two h-g. jufiea before wnicn
ho appegred w,ie aronded by
George Bliss and no indictments
were found against kellogg. Toe third
| Jury, which did lind bill aga nst Kellogg,
was not wgi.c upon hy Bllas. walsh pre-
Eented tho committee W!ih bundin OF pa
perH which he had before tho iuriss. As
chairman, Springer took the papers IN Ms
papers. They aro dynamite Witness
said tho same testimony that caused Brady
and Price to he Indicted, wan equally ep-
plicaDle 20 Kelogg's case. You can't
play Hamlet with hamlet lef, out" said
| Walsh. Witness said Ker drew the indict.
ment against KELLOGG Menick had said
the indictment wac q good one. Yet"
said Welsh, at didn't hold Kellogg, bu. II
would hold mau who would steal
loaf OF bread" A mOtion by Van Alsiype
that Walsh's papers bs hubmi:ted az evil
dence before tie committee was lost.
THAT finishes the record with lue," said
Walsh. When tie result Of the vote Yves
announced. az 10 the CHI ,rge that he avoided
the government officers during the trial last
December, Walsh emphaticaily denied it,
and said he went down ttwn In New Y ork
one morning on the same elevated car that
George Bliss was In; est Immediately oppo.
sl!e Bliss; that thu latter could have served
him with notice hny time had he wanted to.
Speaking OF the trial Of Kellogg Walen said
Merrick had told him that Secretary Chan
dler, George Bliss and Kellogg hold con-
ference at Cbgndler's residence some time
just prior to the trial Adjourned until to-
morrow, when Walsh promises 70 demolish
Bliss and other government attorneys be-
fore the committee
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CHEAP COLUMN.
WANTS.


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lKTANTgD--oNER RESPONSE BILE MANAGES
w aud two agenls good pay guarantee
Call NJ 1908 Kiln strcet nab y!
IN ANrEp-six FARM HANDS. -FOUR
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Dallas. msit.t
,xJANTKD CIGAR SALESMAN WANTED
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MANITOBA NORWEGIAN GIRL. WITH
w good references, desires a place as house
glrl, or Will aasisl IN general house.woEk In n
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PLY Mt illD Commerce. mayl3,St
-JANTED--A FRS r.CLASS UUoK, WHO
w will also wash and Iron. la small family
Apply at 100 Olive street. mas,f
ITANTED--A q Oh COOK. APPLY AT
w Mrs. W. L. GRIGGi, Fair Ground, or AZ
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luAETED--ACrlvE MEN TO CANVASS
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county IN Texas; liberal lerinc asa permanent
employment given Call on or address J. W.
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w LOUIS tLE TRIO LAMP co. 81. Louis,
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die Power casrerson Elooirlc lamp. np25s&s3t
XXI AETED- YOU TO STOP ar the NATION
w AL HOrELi 1ret-ciscs scOo,lrlooations ~
tSsEonapie rate only ONE DQLLAb AND
rWHNTY.p I'VE GKurs PEI DAY. The bund
ing Is brick, With three e,glrwnys IN case Of n.a
located Ia the busiRors portion o. the city. orly
one square rom Etroe,-Csr ltuc, aud one square
nom Tcxnu & Pacific and Missouri sacinc Depot.
Convenient 10 paxsepgrrs COMING or gong over
either road. 0Hlco open all night. 0uefts ore
called FOR ell trains. T. CLGARY. proprietor.
M ANTED--YOu NOT TO STOP, SUIT TO
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Afairs in Cuba.

KEY Wesr, May la.-Csstro has left here for
Nassau or some upper keys. He disguised
himself thoroughly, shaving of hair, mous-
tschc and whiskers. He took with him q
considerable sum Of money. Several Gu
bans are missing. Some Cnbsns claim they
have landed. The authorities believe they
will be captured. Arms have been coming
here-fouf lots said 20 hsve come In organ
cases. The hope OF the Cubaus seems to be
TO lead the country into war with Spain,
when they look Tor. the Independence OF
Cuba. They are raising large gums Of
money here. and there seems 10 be some &c.
tivity among the leaders. Castro formerly
served under Aguero and was anxious 70
share his success. TIE has either taken
with him, or will take, q few who were to
90 with the first expedition. but were not
Ihon ready.
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Envornhlc Iienorf,

Nav YoRK, May 13.--The board of direo-
tors Of the Second National bank held O
meeting tonight and after several hour'i
session the following announcement wa
made: The directors of tho Second National
bank take pleasure in informing tho publ,c
that whatever loss has been incurred has
been made good; that capital is intact and
tire bank prepared to meet It's obligations
on demand. .. ID. RoBgErs Cashier.
John Q. Emo, president, has resigned and
James A. crowbridge has been appointed
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his counsel. Ward went over hii private
to csfduoIs. William Wsri said 70
reporter, II shall rsmAn in Brook.
Ign with my brother until hls affairs
are arranged satisfactorily. He has by
my advice made second assignment and
1, will relult "a su equitable division OF
his properly. Ha "a ~ glous % turn over
every t1ing 10 nis ofedi,oTe and nothing will
BE- cor ctnle1. Wb.. his aiiAra arc all set.
tlel he viii bs pennies, and then u 70
likely he will 30 TO my grsinranche In Col
otado. He " prosirsicd from nervous ex-
ertion, and We ban phys cl5ns a attendance
all day" Tho cher II received inttrnc,ions
to att,ch the fsn;n OF eight housenin Macon
street md Green hvuHnr, owned by Ware.
AttuohmDnt wsH oninnfd. rhr rsnt'
amount To nea.i 500 per moth.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

N0rIur TO o0NTRAoIoRs-sEALE ED Ps0
~ possls for tho building OF :. brick or . stone
Jail for Hunt county, Texas will DO received e
my oilice, In tho CITY Of 0rcenyille. until u
ocloct m. on Saturday, the l7th day Of May,
1884 Tho bids win b. received for tue erection
Of the building, and for tho Iron work separate.
~. ana the bidders for the buI ding will DO 10.
qnircd to die With their bids an approved bond
IN tho sum of 1900, with an aaknowled cement
OF sienoIs and certificate OF q clerk OF court
where the parties roside OF tho kolvency OF the
surcties; said bond conditioned for tho faithful
y, fformsnco Of tho work according 70 tho plans
and specifications. The party 10 whom tho con.
tract FOR tho cells aud iron work II awarded will
DO required TO give bond They will also be
required 10 present SAMPLES OF material pro.
posed 10 DO used IN the cell and iron worx.
Plans and specifications an bs seen at my Of:
Dodson 4 Dudley architect, Waco. Texas, AZ.
Ter Monday. April 2s. 1854. Cash viii DO paid
for the building AZ tho work piog,t sses, and for
the cells and iron works when completed. Tho
court reserves the right % reject and all bids.
J 8. SHERRILt.
County Judge iuat county
QnEssvfLLR. TvxAh April 1891
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rare. OF froisn, 10 exhibitors, of which due

rare. Of freight 10 exhibitors, Of which due
Information will DO given.
Exhibitors should Immediately advise
the chief OF the department OF what Dhip
men have been made, whom made
and how MADE, and Of the mum.
bars OF the premium, TO DO entered for.
Exhibitors should, when practicable. a..
tend the exhibition aud open and arrange
thoir own fruits; but when this cannot 90
done the chief OF the department should
DO advised and he will have She exhibits
properly placed. No charge will 10 rnads
10 exhibtors for cold storage In New Or
leans.
The Nee Orleans Refrigeration company
have placed apartments at the command OF
this department, where au even tompera..
tute Of about IS, and dry mir, viii hold
| ifut we'll without much change; but ~ VIII
decay soon when taken out, and u 10 not
desirable 20 place varieties which WI keep
| well a. homo in this storage. The time ior
speoisl displays OF particular frulta, II any
be d oideh upon, will DO hereafter an
acuuctd.
Noie-A supplementary premium llst
/ aill be published NJ a later date, embracing
awards for exhibits Of rlums, peaches
Igirawbefriee, ana ZONE other products
which ~ 10 not now practicable TO embody
| Ia this list, aud to correct important omis
aions. Suggestions 20 this end, from Ia
! teuding exhibitors, will receive careful con
sidcration when made TO the chief OF thi
/ dgpar,munt.
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NOTICES

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