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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-10-28
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-10-28

Awarded FIRST PRIZE GOLD MEDAL
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For Excellence and Purity.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1886-12-29
SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS.

- AZ recent election III trenton, EuS:'tt' S-i
county, the ilquor men were oEcrWhei
defeated, ury iluncll,t ticket pei''S 'i'''c''
License Will he lNcd at sl'ooo
-lhe CotNmb'0 hcgM" gives tlic 'ol'oNlh a. d.
tne COST m Oi thc sesHloN "' '''c i.'S ",
closed: Inc senate ana us cilpioHPe' Ic'ei'
Ell Slo,'H26o. the House S2'.-!", the enSio
department $',2IO.SO, ami SiSo IS :ppronrlatco ~
incidcntas, the total sum for all beng - "'.1''
On the Goth instant the Court of Claims 1T
WASHINGTON gave Judgment for $40, ll6 in f;lI or
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1886-12-29
DEATH OF SENATOR LOGAN.

Gen. John \. Logan, United States Sci stol
from Illinois, and the unsuccessful candidat fol
Vice President on the Republican ticket, III est
died in Washington city last Sunday. lie ad
been i'm ill-health for several days, but the II US
of his death fell upon the public suddenly hd
quite unexpectedly. Gen. Logan was III ne
sxty-first year Of his age. lie enlisted as RI
vate soldier in the Mexican war, but rose I" le
rank of lieutenant After returning home 1rm
that war he studied law, and entered polllla
life as a Democrat. In the Presidential can
paign of 1860 he advocated the election OF Doug
las, but on the election Of Lincoln, being thei 8
member Of Congress- he arrayed himself on ne
side Of the Union, and on the call for troops o.
tered the army, in which deserved until the clo:
of the war. Since the war he has been prong
nent in the political history OF the country. M
term in the L. S. Senate runs for four years froi
next March, though his death will not chang,
the political complexion Of that body, as he WIZ
he succeeded bva Republican.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1886-12-29
PERSONAL MENTION.

DIR. NJ J. Walker and family, OF Union cotn-
ty, are in Yorkville spending the holidays with
relatives.
Miss Hortense Ingold, of Greensboro, \. c.
and daughter of Capt +. y. Ingold, is visit
in- relatives in IOrkville.
Mr.. w. r. Ferguson. Iorkvillc printer, but
now engaged on the typographical force OF the
S1Is<,ta Constitution, is on a visit home.
The many friends of Mr.. Clarence NJ. kuy'
kendall will regret to learn that he has been quite
ill recently with meascls.
Dr. w. ID. Hope, who is completing his medl-
cal course in the University Of Maryland, re-
turned home to spend the Christmas holidays.
r.. Sumter Bratton and Sydney Lowry, stu
dents in the South Carolina University, arc
spending their Christmas vacation al their homes
in this place.
The populati0n of Iorkvillc has been i'll
creased recently by the acquisition of Mr. James
4. Watson and &. l.. McNeel ES'l., who with
their families have removed to town. Mr. Wat
son has built Il neat residence ON the lot south OF
Mai. Iart's. and Mr.. McNcrl has purchased the
Col, Beatty property.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1886-12-29
JUDGE C0THRAN'S SUCCESSOR.

In the Joint assembly Of the Legislature last
Wednesday, Joseph J. Norton, of Walhalla,
was elected the Judge of the Eighth Circuit on
the fifth ballot by a vote of IS to IS for Ma. w.
Ii. Parker, Of Abbcvillc. Maj Il. +. Whitncr, of
Anderson, received 80 votes on the first ballot,
81 on the second, IS on the third, and Il on the
fourth, when he withdrawn from the race.
COL Norton led the race from the first ballot.
Judge Norton is Il native of South Carolina,
and was graduated from the University OF
Georgia, studied law under the latc Hon. Benz
T.. Perry, and was admitted to Tic bar III 1856,
at the age Of twenty-one years. and devoted his
time and talents to the practice and study OF
his profession until 1851. lie entered the ser
vice as captain of Company +, urr'S Rifles, and
participated in every battle in which that rcg-
ment was engaged up to the memorable battle
of fredericksburg, where in the midst of the
battle he received Il wound in the right arm.
Shifting his sword from his right TO his left
hand, he gallantly led his regiment until he re-
ceived Il serious wound i'm his left arm, which
resulted in amputation. Thus disabled for az
tive service, having received five wounds, he
returned to his native State with an empty
sleeve and took charge of the enrolling de-
partment of Pickcns district he having at
tanned to the rank Of colonel.
self exclusively to the practice of law, refusing
all political offices. lie will preside at the Sum
mcr term of York Circuit Court.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1886-12-29
ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEGISLATl RE-.

The Legislature adjourned about ; 'cl"rk last
Friday morning. OF the closing work OF tn"
session. the correspondent OF the Nc"S IN"
Conricr says:
The general appropriation bill became law,
minus the Canal rider attached to 1t by the Sen
ate. There is absolutely no pfoEl>lon lor lhS
continuance of the work on the Faliti heEont
that contained in the AZ, passed several years
ago The action or the S"Iiatc III rr''''iii" iie
proposal ." ihc conference commute" WIS ""e
io the friends of the Canal who preferred I" go
without AN appropriation rather than to adopt
the plan suggested in the report OF the commit
tee.
The bill in relation to forfeited lands goes over
TO the next session. Liberal appropriations
have been made for both the Citadel and the
University.
The bill to establish experimental farms and
stations has been passed with certain m"dlii-
cations to which the friends of the measure do
not Object. The phosphate royalty question
voeS over to the next session. The time FOR the
lavlncnt Of taxes las been extended until Jan
ilarv l., except in Charleston and portions OF
visions of the earthquake relief BILL the time is
extended until February. A number OF bills
eyemptinw certain sections from the operations
ofthc stock law have been passed.
The Anderson and Leurens fire proof prohi-
bition bill was passed, with Oconec left out, and
the bill to allow the licensing of liquor selling i'll
Beaufort and Berkeley counties has also become
II law.
The Columbia [RcsiSter of Friday publishes Il
list of the(Ac passed 1T the session. from which
We extract those of general and local significance:
AG act to fix the ulanncr OF puhllrallon OF the
s. annual statements of County Auditors.
An act to provide for the completion OF the
main building Of the State House.
An act to punish the stealing "i melons a'Id
fruits.
hv execution or distress.
An at to amend Section Isl ol General StltuctS
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1886-12-29
MERE,-MENTION.

Col. George NOrthrop. of Louisville n.y.. Il
prominent Mason, and on" of the best known
roilroad men in the South, has been adjudgrd Il
unatir by the Circuit Court of Louisville. ''" An
enthusiastic Kentucky Democrat describes en-
governor Leslie. of that State, recently appolnl-
cd Governor of Wyoming Territory. as Il man o!
SUBSCRIPTIONS honesty. ''''''''". .llrrrln" from
Eastport, Me-. go all over the United states as
the gcnninc imported sardinc> '''''''''j. H. Black
burn, prominent merchant of .\lhcmarle, Va.
was shot and instantly killed Thursday II ght. nj
his store, near greenwood. hy l.. w. DAVIS
The difficulty resulted from playing "rrarkl-
loo. "''Thc business failures occurring" through
out the country for the week ending last Friday,
number for the tni!cd States I'll and for Canada;
-. ora total of ~; compared with total OF
:!>S the previous week ...''...t tharlcS Miller OF
Chicago, attempted to eat forty artridgc> in for
ty days. but on Thursday WAS seized with Vlo-
lent vomiting tit when he sat down to his twenty
eighth bird and forced to abandon the attempt
He had been complaining for the past five
days that he could no, sleep At night ana that
he seemed to have Il load nl stones in his
chest. '''''uf the Is 500 votes east in the recent
election in Washington Territory, lJ,WW were
east by women. '""''t Congress aIinurncd Oh the
End inst. until the ilh ofncXt month. ''''''' N"rih
Carolina has sensational murder case, llI,. vic
tim and pcrprrator both being deaf !nutcH. W.
l.. bingham murdered his ailianrcd, Miss Iur-
linTtOi. in the woods about eight miles from
Raleigh. where her body WAS l"unda week after
wards. and made his c>rapr. going t" New York
by rail. llciS thought to be INSANE.
Az INVOLVED tASE:.--1hc ease Of Sv!yanuS
Thurnhurg and Il colnred man named in.p>on
of CASTOR county, y. G., who were tried in %iaI-
lnttra, the last term ofihc Federal court. waspro
nounrcd by judge Dick to he the most involved
case of crcunI>tanttl evidence lie had ever llah
before him. Both were convicted Of IIcgnlvrc-
moving and ronccaling liquor, and Th"rnb'r%
was sentenced to six months in the Albany puh-
itentiary and Il fine of $780, and Simpson to thrc
months in the pcuitcntiary and Il fine Of s2"'
The trial occupied two dayS.--Shclbn -Ncw E".
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1886-12-29
Don't be DefraulleN.

Wcsmorrland's CaliSaya Tonic is being inta-
ted. See that You get Wcstmorcands Calisaya
Tonic, manufactured by WcSlmorcland Bros,
Grccnvillc Sc. Every bottle should have AIRED
metal cap over the cork, with the following I'M
print: "WcSlmorrland's CaiSay Tonic. West
m0rcland Bros. Sole proprictorS, tirccnvillr. =.
c. Every bottle of Wcstmorclands Calisay3
Tonic should have the following:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE or INTERNAL REVENUE.
Washington. January 18th. lSS:;.
MessrS. WcStmorcland Bros, Grccnvillc, :. C..
Gentlemen: Your formula for making your
"l'aliSaya Tonir, certified to under oath on the
Ind instant has been examined.
My decision is that, for purposes of taxation
under the Internal Revenue Laws this Fonlr SO
made, may be claSscd lis a proprietary medicinal
toni" sui crt to stamp tax. and that sales thereof
will he subject to the provisions of Section BIB
L. :. Revised Statutes. Respectfully,
GREEN b. RAIM, Commissioners.
Sold by Druggists everywhere at Sl.00a bottle.
LnwR" Il STARR, Wholesale Agents, York.
vile, :. :.
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1886-12-29
REV. J. F.. C0NINGT0N.

Rev J. +; Covington, who since lSS'' h's been
the pastor oil Union and Yorkville congreG ,tlons
of the Baptist church, having severed tn pas
toral relations, has accepted call to the l;stor-
ate of the Baptist church at Union c. H.. II this
State, and will probably enter upon us new
field Of labor next Sunday. Since MIR. C~lng-
tons residence in Norkville the churches }nder
his charge have steadily grown and prosiereo
and he leaves them with the best wishes f his
late parishioners and the people generally who
enioXed the pleasure Of his acquaintance
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1886-12-29
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
York (Oumty

WHEREAS JAMIE b. WILLIAMS has ap-
w piled to me for Letters of Administration
on all and singular the goods and rhattcS. rights
and credits of J. BEATTY WILLIAMS, late of
the county aforesaid. decreased.
These are, therefore. To cite and admoni>il all
and singular the kindred and creditors of the
said dcrclScd to be andappcar before me, at our
next Probate Court for the said county, to be
holden ut York Court House. on FRIDAY, the
lIrII DAY or JANUARY, \. d., lNS7, ut II
o'clock, \. NJ, to Shcw rallS', if any, why the
said Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 10Th day of
December, i'm the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and rightv-siX. and in the
lllth ycaro of American Independence.
JOS. +. WALLACE.
G. &. PlS. and rx oflirio Probate Judge.
December - - II
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1886-12-29
Wonderful Cures.

w. u. IInyt IL Co., Wholcsalcand Retail Drug
giSts of Rome, tia.. say: We have been selling
Dr. Kings New Discovery, Electric liittcrS and
BurkIrn'S Arnt Savc, for two years. Have
never handled remedies that sell as well. and
give such universal substitution. There have
been some wonderful cures. effected by these
medicines in this city. Several cases OF pro-
nouncrd Consumption have been entirely cured
by the use of few bottles of DR.. Kings New
Discovery. taken i'm connection with Electric Bit
tcrS WegIarantrc thcmaiwayS. Sold by Low
nv f.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1886-12-29
Active. Pushing and Reliable.

LOWRY Il STAKE can always he relied upon to
carry in stock the purcst and best goods, and s's-
tain the reputation of being active. pushing and
rciahlc by recommending articles with well cs-
tablShe,l merit and such :Sarc popular. Having
the agency for the celebrated DR.. Kings New
Discovery for consumption, colds and coughs,
will sell ON Il positive guarantee. 1t will surely
cure any and every affection Of throat, lungs, or
chest and i'm order to prove our claim, we ask
YOU To call and get Trial Bottle Free.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1886-12-29
WITHERS ADICKES.
Another Nmas has come and gone.
And 1887 is about TO dawn.

NOTWITIISTANDIN the rcverSes of 1856,
~ we are thankful that we might have Jared
much worse than we have. Before the New
Year comes fairly in, we want to have the money
for the goods on hand at Mr.. kennedy's Corner
Store, which we will now close out You can
get actual bargains there in Groceries, Hard
ware, Crockerv, Glass, Wood, Tinware, &C., until
Saturday, when
WE WILL HAVE AN AUCTION SALE
70 be continued possibly, Monday.
Tobaccos! Tobaccos!! Cigars Cjgars!! and
such things at great bargains. If you will use
Tobaccos. etc, now is your chance to lay in asup-
ply. Come and see them. They must be sold
now. Snut1s of all sorts. Moasses at 80, 40, 30
and 60 worth % per cent more. Rice and Grits
cheap. Seed Wheat, Oats, Rye, etc.. Oil, Can
dies, Lamps, etc.
Candies and Crackers
Ofall sorts at about half price. Soaps, Starch,
Blueing. Lyc. &c., Matches, Dried Fruit, Spices,
Baking Powders, Maccaroni Raisns at II! cents,
CurrantS at 81 cents, fresh and in general a fair
assortment of Groceries at about cost. Crockery
ut much less than fair prices.
BUCKETS FROM Is CENTS Up.
Brooms and Buckets. Tinware at about half the
usual price. as we can keep THIS LOT for want
Of storeroom. Tin Chamber Sets-Sets at Sl.5O
worth $3.50. Two Crockery Toilet Chamber Sets
at 400 and $500 worth $6.00and $500.
A Small Lot Of Hardware.
Pocket knives and Razors, IIamcs. Traces, Back
bands, Nails, Horse Shoes, etc.
Sole Leather ut % cents worth 2S.
Small lot of Flour cheap, Buckwhcat, etc.
Axes ut Is ccntS-bcst-Boys' Handled Axes at
- cents worth s. cents. Store Fixtures cheap.
Show cases, Scales, Oil Tank, Stove, Measures,
etc. Come and buy what you want at bargain.
Fancy Holiday goods at less than cost.
~ Remember these prices apply to this week
only. Yours Truly,
WITHERS ADICkES.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1886-12-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
3t(arket 4tports.

IOkKNII.LE, December 2!'.-C Cotton. : to -.
NEW YORK, Dcremlrr 21.-t"tl"n firm
upl;,ndS. 97-li. Futures CLOSED quiet. with sales
":;> 500 bales ;r> follows: pcrcmhrr $50 To 9;;>
january. $50 to $40; February, H.:l to ~
March, 9.;;ln 9.Gl: April, 9.1i |" 9.1I May. 9.>
To ?>:' June, 9.94 To- 9.",; July. ln."! T." ln.n
August lU.i9 to TO-
ClIAELESrON. December -. Cotton quiet
lniLlGl linn y l. III
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1886-12-29
FINE nNSTERS.

Capt. f. y. Ingold the veteran messenger of
the Southern Express Company betwcenGreens-
boro and Morehead City, \. c., has our thanks
for bucket Of delicious oysters, contribution
which he annually makes towards the compile
ton of the Christmas dinners Of all the ENQUIR-
Err staff who have taste for the bivalvc>, and a
remembrance which they highly appreciate.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1886-12-29
ESTKAY COW.

STRAIED from my pasture in Yorkvillc, on
AND WHITE COW, years old. She is in good
order. She is thought to be in the ncighborhood
Of the widow I.eech's plantation, on Clark $
Fork. | will pay any one who will deliver the
Cow to me, or notify me of her whereabouts.
:. \. McALWEE.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1886-12-29
GOODS AT COST,


NEwould again respectfully remind the pub
w lie that we are ScllingOur stock ofGOODS
AT COST FOR CASH. Owing to the reduction
in our prices. we are now selling for cash On v.
Our stock includes general assortment of dcS-
rabc and SeasOnallc Goods, and we can safely
guarantee satisfaction to our customers.
LAST NOTICE.
Those indebted to us will take notice that set
Element must be made by the lST TO THE
18TH or JANUARY, 1851. Accounts and
claims due to us, if not paid by the laSt-namcd
date, will be placed in the hands Of our lawyer
for collection. Debtors should remember that
they can make settlement more easily with us
than with some one else. Owing to our mistOr
tune in the early part of this MONTH. our needs
are pressing and this notice applies to all who
owe us. WILLIAMS n MOORE.
Dcccmhcr29 - 1t
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Isucklnn.S Arnica SllYG

The best >llvc in the world for Cuts. Bruises,
Sores, Ulrcrc, Salt Rhcum. Fever Sores, letter,
Chapr~ Hands, ChilbanS, CornS, and all Skin
EruplionS. and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect sitis-
faction or money refunded. Price 3jrcnts per
box. For sale by LOWRY Il STARR.
IulN Ii ~
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1886-12-29
IHYNEN r. AL.

M>REIEn--On the lIth of December, lS>i, by
Rev. NJ. X. Kirk patrick. Mr.. G.. Il. MrMACkIN
and Miss =. HOWELL. All Of York county.
At Bethel, =. G., DECEMBER End lS>'i. by Rev.
Il. \. Webb. Mr.. ROBERT HENDERSON, OF
Castor county. y. C., and Miss ONIE STOWE.
At the home of the brides parents, in York
county. on the Ind Of December, lNS. by Rev.
g. A. Blackburn. Mr.. WILLIAM FERGUSON
and Miss MAGGIE llAFFNER.
ON Thursday. December 2:ir,l. 1856 ut the resi-
,lrncc Of Perry Ferguson, Esp, the brides faith
rr, by Rev. Roger Martin. Mr. ANDREW IL.
JACKSON and Miss Jessie y. FERGUSON.
All of York county.
At the parsonage of Bullork'S Creek Church.
ON the afternoon of the list instant, hy Rev. j..
X. MrAlpnc Mr.. \. p. IIAFFNER and Miss
MARY t.. Mrt'ARLEI. Ali Of York county.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1886-12-29
spctjal Not}tes.
Tell NOUr NriphbOr

How quickly your cold broken up and!
your cough relieved i'v tamphclrS Cough Cure
Sold hy kuykcndal, Iorkvilr, and j. b. John
son. Rock Hill.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1886-12-29
HUNTER & OATES,
XMAS.

4 q our friends and customers we extend the
Compliments Of the season with our best wish
cS of a joyous holiday and many returns.
Also, in this the last issue of the ENQUIRER
for lSNti we thank them heartily for their liberal
patronage under which, combined with her own
merits, the Mammoth is growing daily in popu-
larity, and it gives us great pleasure at the close
Of the ycarto note this progress and to look back
upon the years business as satisfactory to them.
We will not ask yon to read more than this
card of thanks, but will let you hear from rs on
business matters in SS7.
HUNTER & OATES.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1886-12-29
Comparative Gotten Statement.

NEW YORK. Dr~inhcr:l. l.-'rhc folloWin@ is
the com nI,tr:ttivr cotton statement for the week
ending December -. lNS'i: 1856. lSNI.
Receipts atal ports urthrwrck $50 Isl - ."rl
Total receipts To this datr.....:hiS.1 -; :i.3l 6lU
Tx ports for the week 2:il .Gi2 49, S:l
Total cN ports to date. l. $50 .!2u al
Stock at all United States ports. n:.I3l l.n19W@
Stock in interior towns. ZIG N!m IGIOI
Stock 1T Liverpool. ........ :,Nl 900 II MlO
Stock aiiuat for Great BriI.in.. -. 400 :.2 uuu
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1886-12-29
EPISCOPAL CHI RICH.

At the request Of the Nestry of the Episcopal
Church at this place, Rev. +. y. Joyner has add
ed this parish to the two (Roc Hill and Chester)
under his pastoral care. He will oflisiate here
each third Sunday, in regular rotation. COM
mcncing on Sunday next. The arrangement is
temporary, though now indefinite.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1886-12-29
Special Clothes.
4 Card from w. j. Cherry.

Whereas circumstances have arisen winch pre-
vent me from continuing in the race for the Of
flee OF Probate Judge, take this public manner
Of announcing the fact and beg hereby to ten
der to my friends my snccrcand heartfelt thanks
for their promised support shall never forget
the hoSpitablc and generous treatment received
bv myself in my short canvass of the county !:
and shall, as the best compensation that can
Offer cndcavor to repay the obligations under
which | am placed, with gratitude. | shall al
ways prefer. and hope to merit, the good opln-
ions Of my fellow-citizcnS.
Respectfully, W. }. CHERRY.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1886-12-29
CHRISTMAS.

\ more quiet Christmas day than the last WIS
never observed in Iorkvile. Notwithstanding:
the stores were open, but little business wa
Transacted, the shopping and Christmas pur
chases having been previously attended to; ana
though Santa Claus may not have been as lib
eral as in times gone by in the distribution OF
gifts from his realm of wonder land, the little
folks were happy in the enjoyment of presents
and childish pleasures.
1t was 4 general remark that there was less
liquor drinking in town than has usually mark
ed the observance of Christmas day, which,
considering that Iorkville is a prohibition town.
will no doubt bc a puzzlng problem to the anti
Temperance element of the State press, which
conjures professions of goblins in the form OF
Jugs on every arrival ofa train i'll town where
the sale of the poison is prohibited. But not
withstanding Yorkville isa dry town, (employ-
ing the f,voritc argument) citizens and visitors
from The country were abstemous and the day
passed Off quietly and uneventfully.