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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-31
Motbe 2tuarWtHett%

yeeben ben Mnart1iIten nit rDtbet Sob
men unb rot1en &eoensarten bat DteieS GaHo
g~egentpGrtig aud 4nar6iten NIT
rotber 6autau bet6mpfen, bic
iin ebenfauS lber ollie @elebe oeS 2dnoes
%bintpesieben unb Worb uno 8ronb omar
'nt6t prebtsen, aber Deriibe1. Jtatlrlt9
nleiuen mir bic feinolt1e1 Npahes IN
Mrt3ona.
Gls Der EeufeI @erou nj . alet6 mad
ieirter vlebergabe" an ben @eneraL Groof
beim San : Bernaroino : Ganho an Der
@rense griSona'5 uno SonDra's 1T Der
Ra9t Des ~. Mdr3 bieies Sabres benz
lieutenant MauS mteoer burbbrannte,
hattie er ertpielener WoBen nur 3tpeiuno1
srpaustg &rieger, barunter Die 9GuptIinge
Nat6e3 unb Sbibuabua, BET ii6. Wan
Dar oarnaIs Iber3eugt, DAB bieS Die gauge
Nn5ahl Der nod i'm vSeloe" beftn6Itben
feinoIthen Gbiricabuas Npa6es Jet.
9o9 ieitbem fino bielleits nn6 ienleits
Der Grense tpeit mebr feinblide Qpades
oufaetau6t. gti6t nut ideineu leitber aus
Der Sausg Carlos zg~eierbation lta mebrere
Der bortigen Mpa9es wes8ei6Ii9en au ba>
ben, nm auf ben p~Rrie9spfao" su ge6en
loroern man ~3tpeifeIt aud nt6t lGnger
oaran, baB ntdt lpetige ieuer y3abmen"
Sbirtcabuas, tpelde @eneral groof als
&unbi6after unb Solbaten angeporben
bate uno pel6e firali9 yauSgemu{tert"
puroen, fib Geronimo aneei0loiien baz
ben. 0ieie S5abmen" @biricabuaS bena6z
men ii6 ia i6ou auf benz S~elD3uge bes
5auptmanns Graipforb i'll Die Sierrd
Wtaore saas id6uDLid, piInoerten uno
moroeteu mertfanilde @inpobner ullo trltz
gen oabur6 niht tpentg basu bel, oa6 am
II. Saluar bieies Sabres cine merifanii1e
GrupperabthetIung in Ser Sierra Waore
ben nerbGngnibooaen @ngrtff auf 6aupts
MANN GraDforo mabte, tnoenl ite oe1ieu
v3abme" QpabeS> Sruppen fir bic rotben
Seufel @erontmo's belt.
Der neue BefebtSbaber bes Wiilit6rz 0es
portements Ari5ona, General Mtles,
giebt ii1 ungebeure Otibe, I'M nit bieien
8auoen auf3urGunlen. unb oa Die uleriz
fantlden Sruppen ben Srieg eegeu Sic
gaquiS IN Sonora ifegrei6 gefibrt baben
lollelt, 10 tperben u aud ie in gr0berer
Nn3ebl tpieoer nit ben ameritQniihen
Gruppen 9egen Die 2tpa6es 3uiammenmirz
fen t%Onnen; Tie tDeroeu Dies nun ll1n 10
Iieber t6nn, ais @eneral Oti(es bon Der
nerfebIten v9olitit" leiReS G~orgGn9ers,
Qlpabes bur6 Npad)e5 81 befGmpfen, Qau3
abgetommen lit, uno a1neritaniihe un0
meritanii6e SreimiQtse bon amerifaniz
lhem @ebiete our 8eritGrtung leiuer regels
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-31
ROauScrlD 1ttto otc GiuGeluatts
OcrteNA

Ser @roBmetiter 4opoerl1 lit ieGbt lit
bielen1 2anoe geb0ren; oo0 abgeieben Don
leinen Sen1perenSl1ruuen bat er nibtS,
gar ni6tS Don einem ytattpilten an ltb.
Sept trltt CT entl6ieoen b m iDiilteu @es
l6ret entgegen, rDeldeS bon sc II 0 no
1tDtbtngs gegen Die 6 IN q 10 a NJ
oerten l%lberbaupt beS6aIb erbpben miro,
lDeil inter Den uebeltbatern in GDica9o rlllo
Wilpaufee 2lusl0noer tudren. ccyn elmer
3ulhrtft at Die sc. .. Morlo Iagt 8onz
DerlD:
vGie 9nnamit>8 ombe, tpel6e Dor etniz
gen Wodel in G6ica9D erpLpotrte, bal baS
9an3e 9ano erl6lttert Don eineln Gupe
gum anoeru. SSu ben gSioerbaQ mtiden
fid grouenoe 8elhperDen ullo &lQgen oes
gen bic eingeipauDerten Qlrbeiter. Ser
W2dnn, nelder p9lte iein O0Sutbun bu5
@lild bate, in ben Ser. Staaten aeboreu
5u tDeroen, bealldDuni1t lt6 gu Der 36atz
Jade, bag feline Glteru Doer GorFobren
redtSetttg bterber a~ustpdnoerten, UNI Al
%perbtnDern, oaB er i'm Muslanoe geborer
tuuroe. Wean tlopft tbm besludwInideno
auf Die S6ultern, neil er Nmerifauer lit,
Nne lagt tbm, oa3 er Elm Dtel belierer Manl
let, alS ietne &orfabren Dor t6m aetpsien
leiet. IS lit tlar, oaB BON gemiIen Setz
ten beabItbtlgt miro, Die enlightenment uuo,
eiugepanoerten Arbeiter it9 ~gegenleittg 3u
entfremoen."
Stun peiit 8otpberID Die 8ebauptuna bes
Sap @oulo 5urid, baB aIe ulu3ufrieoeHbeit
III a~lnerttaniiben Nrbettertretlen BON
nSremoen" auge5etteIt unb gendbrt tperoe.
@r weilt mad, Dab eS geraoe bic BON @oulo
be6erri6ten WonopoIe maren, tpelde aus
lGuoii6e Arbelter aller Qrt einiaIepbte1,
tbeils oanit lie ibnen ats 9tuiteoIer lire
bon etnem corrupten @on9relie ergaunerten
@ilenbabnlGnoerejen beIieoelten, theils Daz
nit ite ais @ontraftnrbeiter in ben BerQz
nerfen Der etn9eboreuen M}onopoLilteu ooer
Oil oeren nelen @tienbaeueu biat9 arbeitez
ten.
8opberIp idIieBt ieiue GrtL6runa fols
genOermoBen: rGs lit fir uuS ais Elm 8olf
our6auS r1ldt rilbmltD. 10 ntele Qeute
unter uIlS 5u baben, ipeldbe 10 piel Qber lire
0aterlaaosLiebe i6reien, uno beren brittes
2Sort Ameritonertbnm unp 10 tpeiter lit,
ipdbrenD tie 0tei0setit9, tpte ssSau @ollp,
oas n~IdDtstpilrDt8e 0eihGft betreibtu, Durd,
lilgnerti1e 8orlpiegeluugen 2sutc nah oiez
lem Ganoe 81 perloden, Dalnlt bieie Al
nteorteeren XDbnen Die SteIen anerifaz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-31
255chc1sfichc Gliaeoss 1Sfaofs-Beifaro. gponaa 81. gd 1885,

mGBtgen Truppen Dertpenbet. @r bat aud
Bretie auf Die Gtnlteferung lebenDcr oocr
to0ter rotDer Seufet au5geleBt, auf bic DeS
| Geronimo aletn $1,000.
WaDrel0 oes teBtgen neuen &rteae5 be-
gtn9cn Die Npd6es aufdngli6 oiesieitS ullo
ienletts Der 9ren3e Dieoer etne W1enae
9~taubmDroer> Ullb Worbbrennerz Itntbaten.
Sob i'll ben allerlebten Sagen loQen 1ie
mentg 3eit mebr Daau gebabt baben, inoem
lte alIenthalben bon Sruppen oes @eneral
Wttles i'm Nthem gehalten tpurbe1. Nun
itno t6ren Batpen i'm iiiblihen Qtrisona in
erlbieoenen @efe6ten DerbGltnikm0Rid
beoeutenOe gerluite betgebra6t un0 1elbit
baS 2ager @eronilnD's lit einqenonmeu
tpDr0en.
0ian 9laubt, baB bieIe Der rotben l1ebel>
tbGter 1ebt 1t6 i1ad Der San> GarlDsz llgerz
tur 5uriif5ulblet9en lu6en tperbei1, Inn
itd unter ben frteoferttgen tbrer @eno1ien
al Derlteden. Nber pdbrero Sen. NtiLes
ii9 bItet, Qpa6es i'm freien Seloe gegeu
QpadeS 81 oertpetoe1, lou er bon ben beiz
Ter 9ettnnten oerOfotbbdute duf Der gena1nz
ten Jtelerpattoll, tpte audi auf Der Mbitez
Wtountatns Jteleroatton. Die 3ulage baben,
baB ite, 6ano in 9ano nit Den BORT quiz
9elteute1 Sruppen, ben ACKNOWLEDGMENT
rOlqeH OaHotteH ttoB duer SlutSOertpan0ts
lbaIt ben @arGus MAIDEN pIroen.
90 LANCE fretlt0 Gerontmo leIbit
ntft nerni6tet lit, tptr6 IS nit benQpa6esz
unruben geben, ipie nit benz 8onbpurm,
Der, tpetrt audi aue ieine @lierer belettigt
ltno, INNER uteoer tpdGit, 10 Iange lein
Gopf ntht perni@tet lit. 0ieier @erontmo
lit uid1t nur Elm greuli6er uuo unermioz
Ii9er 8OiewiGt. lonoern aub, tpte Die ibn
p%erfoLgenoen OffSiere lelbIt erflaren, in
leiner Art Elm mslitdrti9es @enie. Eros
ietner S6euiGligtett lit Der r~otbbGutiae
Qnaratitens Sauptling Elm gan3 anoerer
&erl ais Der weiBbduti9e Observation-Disclosures
ling W It. Dem @srontmo trGgt in ben
bon th1 an9e5ettelten m0roerti0en linz
ruben leine 9aut taper 3u Mtartte, itatt
bon it6eren 8eriteden aus 9lnoere 5u Wlorb
uno Brano gu beyen, nerfrie9t iih Dor Der
@efa9r nt6t unter 8etten uno bege6t leine
Shanotbaten tpenigitenS ni6t init tiftz
l6en uno benz riidltdtsIoielten Weaiienz
moroe oienenoen 9puamttbomber. @enn
tbn aber General WatleS erpii6t, miro
tpo9l Mot LANCE init ibm gefadeIt iperoen,
tDie unter SrDof.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-31

unb entpuppte li6 bamit aIs @roBlpreher
lnO Netdliud. Sod audi o1lDeren Nernter<
iGoern ldien feline @roBtbueret ST. 9eTaaen,
| lpqhrenb iGor Der Qultano lbnt bate 8eDteS
tem louen, ge9e1t l~eiten S3mo9er oen Dtllllo
ait balten. Xittler loute eS liD etolld) nler5
ten, ooB Der StaOt6runlter nlcbt Der Srt
sum 2Soi9em ieiner l9ntlbt9en Ualn'l'e1@
DGl0e ilt.'
0iele Bemertun9en treien ben ytageI aIf
ben &opf. Das 0erbalten O8teSbD's fnaD7
reno Der MIN beenoisten unruben nuroe
allb at Dorliegenoer Steae aus 9utelt
@riin0en aetdoelt. Qlber aub Daourdb pIro
Qtttler's @e6abren ridlt enti6ulotgt.
Oie uuobbGngige Some" in peortd
1tcQt f~oIgeuoe treffen0e 8er9lelhur1g 5ipts
lUeu ben beioen repIblitantlhe1 ShtpdS
germ an:
Gid un6 Oopio beeannen ibre 9aufbabn
in Suinois ais 9ol5but0er 8tmmer9elellenl
nuO cher lit 9aptb pDDl riCbt 5lTrleoet1, alS
bis CT nit Did alf berlelben Non9ltltte 1tebt.
Sn Se,u9 auf GoudrS unD GentS bat er tets
lien @6waoer lGn9lt iiberliigelt. 0eSbalb
fiibrt aber Ql6 Did ben Gettameu honest
old Dick. Oteie @brenbeSet9nnt9 bot Sas
pto lGn9lt DerI6erit."
ga obe1 bon Onfel 9td's Wunben
Die 0te6e 1T. 10 bringen mir fir Die lInge7
rem 2eier folgenbes q 8 D m y u6eoes
Grant: v0te S6laht bon
@orint6 Gin O2iififippL am 4. Sftober
1862 tpar blutig 80. Inter oen getOote7
ten alf unierer Seite mar @eneral !5afeIz
mann. Sebr i6wer, ia tpie man einiQe
!3eit befiir6tete t0btli6, mar q enerol
OGIes b y p%ertpunoet." S6on ais
Oberit iptrb OgIesbp BON @eneroI @raut
e0renpcu ernabnt tps9en Seines Nerbaltens
bel elmer vOiOeriion", tpel0e er i'm 9topemz
ber 1861 auf 8efebl oes bamallgen 8rtz
eooez @eneraE5 @raut 9eseu Den Ct. Srans
cjs Gtiper, 80 WleIlen ilopcitIt6 bon @atro,
nit 1000 ibm bon 0rant anuertraater
Sol0aten, ben GtebeIen gemadt bate. =.
@iuen iolden Wann Der peri0uIi0en Tetgz
9eit au bel6uIOigen, lit aaerotngS l1utttg.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-31

sdu9er umgeitoBeu babcn. Ofan Oente
nut at iene groBe Sn6,auerz 01eleruation lit
0atoto, bic inter BrGitbent Nrtbur ben
ipeiBen @niieblern. augelpro6en. Don Der
ieBtgen 8unoesuertpoItung aber bon gteueln
ben Snbianern 5ugetbetlt purOc, 10 buB Die
petBen 9tniieoIer pertrieben perben muBz
ten. Sparfs bate bami ni6ts gu tbun.
8eim &idtritte bon Sparfs miirDen aIle
bic ausz uno illzldnbil6en 2anoz uno Gie0>
8erone, tpel9e uneebeure 2anbltreden
.ersaunert, unb aae @tienbabnen, peLde
it6 bas ibnen beoingungSpeile peripro6ene
2anb troB Nt6ts @rfllIung Der 8eoinguns
gen angeeignet baben, it6 bon etncm fur6t>
barren 9lp befreit tiblen. SIN Der @efabrz
ltdfeit leiner @esner IdBt it6 crit rebt Der
8crtb 6eS 2anbs @ommin6rs Sparts be-
melien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-31
sremoem= .eno atatfrtDrs @efes.

@inselne rnoIti6zamerifantide 3eitunz
gen %perlangen bonn @DugreB Elm itrenges
GeieB sur llnterorlGung Der umtriebe Der
Mnar6 / It EN-. Sic erin1eru oaran, oaB
Der @ongreB i6on einmaI Elm i~tren9es @es
ieB gegeu ru6eit0renoe NuSldnber u1b aud
gegen tit bteiem GanOe e~tn9ebHrgerte lufs
tpiegler e%rlallen babe.
0amit iinD tpobL Die bonn GOngreB tpGbz
reto Der 8rGitbemi1aft DDn Sobn Qoams
Q797-1801) erlaiienen, unter Dem gfamen
Allen Law" and ySedition Law" berI6S
figteu unb bonn genanuten BrGiioenteH be-
ftGtiaten uno bur6Sefibrten @eleBe 9ez
uIeirt.
2as Sedition Law @ufrItbrs uno
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-31
@1r9eraseiner non 5GUcnport tsao
&eoefrc,Bfit-

Dteiel6en Observation-Disclosures
in SOMA, ipelde fir Die auardllTt'9eH
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1886-11-03

3rd corps diamond. The engraver has
very cleverly put the former within the
lines of the latter, making it historical
tribute to the unity of the two corps under
Gen. Hancock. 1t is not generally known
that Gen. Phil Kearny originated the idea
of an army corps badge and that the
diamond was the first design adopted, and
its appearance on the two-dollar silver GER
tifcate will perpetuate bit of war history.
Bartholdi's colossal bronze statue of Lib
erty Enlightening the World was unveiled
on Bedloe's Island, in New York harbor,
last Thursday. The weather was unpropi-
tious throughout the ceremonies which
were, nevertheless, of the most imposing
character, and the greatest enthusiasm pre-
vailed among the people. The occasion
was generally observed as a holiday. The
pageant, in which military and civic organ
izations took part, was notably brilliant and
was reviewed by the President and the
visiting French dignitaries. There was
also fine marine parade. NJ. Bartholdi
was given an ovation. The address of pre-
sentation was by William NJ. Evarts and
the statue was received in behalf of the Uni
ted States by President Cleveland. There
was also an address by M. A. Lefaivre, Min
lister Plenipotentiary and Delegate Extraor-
dinary, on behalf of the French republic,
and commemorative address by Hon.
Chauncey M. Depew. In the evening the
statue was illuminated by electricity and
there was display of fireworks on Bed
loe's and Governors Islands and the Bat
tery.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1886-11-03

D. Gauldin, J. w. Good, John D. Hamilton,
s. J. Kimbrell, j. R. Lindsay, Perry Martin,
c. f. Merritt, j. Wilson Marshall, G. NJ.
Moore, John A. McGill, A. B. Parks. w. l..
Plexico, r. G.. Ratchford, w. T. Sturgis j. A.
NJ. L. Stewart, John L. Stacey, NJ. M. Tate, W.
G. Wilkie, w. c. Wherry, G. S. Wilson, r. M.
Whitesides, r. B. Youngblood.
Mr.. Wherry was excused, on his own petition,
on account of sickness, and s. A. Beard, T. H.
Glenn, John Haffner, J. J. Hagins, B. F. Massey
r. J. Qninn and w. It. Smarr, Of the original
venire, having failed to answer, the Court order
dered that ten additional names be drawn from
the five-mile box. Under direction of the jury
commissioner the following names were drawn
Horace Burris, A. Y. Dickson, w. G. Owen,
James Mcfarland, Henry Keller, John S. Sad
Ter, Adolphus Rice, colored, Samuel Jackson
colored, Calvin Bryant, colored, Lawrence Meek
colored.
His Honor dispensed with formal charge tc
the grand jury.
Solicitor Mcdonald handed to the grand jury
number of indictments, when the grand jury
retired to their room.
Mr.. Harry I. McCaw was sworn in by the
Clerk as official stenographer Of the Court
The following cases were disposed Of on Mon
day:
State vs. Wesley Smith, colored; selling prop
erty under lien. Prosecutor, T. A. McKeown
Hart & Hart for defendant. Verdict, not guilty
State vs.. VIM. Jordan, colored carrying con
cealed weapon. Prosecutor, Henry Massey, col
ored. Wilson & Wilson for defence. Verdict
not guilty.
State vs.. Meek Barnett, colored; assault ant
battery with intent to kill, and carrying con
cealed weapon. Prosecutor, Richard Meek
Mr.. Mason appeared for the defendant, and en-
tered plea of assault and battery of high an6
aggravated nature and carrying a concealed
weapon, which was accepted by the State.
At P. NJ. Court adjourned until 10 A. M.
this morning, intermitting yesterday on accoun
of the election.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1886-11-03

DEATH OF A PARRICIDE.-F'rank Wal
worth, the young man who few years
ago acquired national notoriety by killing
his father to avenge his mothers wrongs,
died at Saratoga on Friday last. He was
the son of parents divorced soon after mar
riage, and consequently knew nothing of
a fathers love. His father made his moth
er miserable by threats and insults, even
going so far as to threaten to kill her.
Young Walworth met his father and made
him promise to cease his persecution of his
mother. The father soon forgot this prom
ise and sent the unhappy woman letters of
more outrageous character than ever before.
On June of 1873, young Walworth sent for
his father to meet him in the Sturtevan
House in New York. There young Wal
worth shot his own father and killed him
as he cried for mercy. The parricide then
delivered himself to the nearest police sta
ton. Mr.. Chas. O'Conor's defence of the
young man was one of the most brilliant
forensic appeals in the history of American
jurisprudence, but WalWorth was convicted
and sentenced to the Sing Sing Penitentiary.
In 1877 he was pardoned. In May, 1881, he
was admitted to the New York Bar.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1886-11-03
CIRCUIT COURT.

The Fan term of the Circuit Court for York
county was convened at 10 A. NJ, last Monday,
his Honor Judge Aldrich presiding.
The grand jurors were present as follows:
J. r. Lowry, foreman; Erwin Blair, w. H.
Stewart, w. Z. Good, J. B. Blanton, r. NJ. Plax-
leo, w. T. Hartness, D. M. Ferris, w. c. Aber-
nathy. D. w. Fowler, S. S. Plaxico, W. r. War
rem, J. B. Whtesides, B. ]. Gold, Il. A. Nc
Keown, Felix H. Dover.
Messrs. Abernathy and Fowler were excused,
on their own petitions, on account of sickness.
Of the thirty-six petit jurors drawn for this
week of the term all were summoned except A.
J. Merritt, who could not be found, and the fol-
lowing answered to their names w. T. Alder
son, J. D. Brandon, w. s. Creighton, J. w. Dob
son, Hiram Davis, colored, ]. II. Ferguson, R.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1886-11-03
RAILROAD MORTGAGE.

On the 9th of last month the Charleston, Gin
cinnati and Chicago Railroad Company caused
to be placed on record in the Office of the Clerk
of the Court of York county mortgage on the
line Of road extending from the city of Charles
ton, S. c., to the northern terminus on the State
line of Tennessee, in Mitchell county, N. c. Ac'
cording to the provisions of the instrument
the road is mortgaged at $4,000 per mile, its
first mortgage bonds to bear date October 1st
1886, and to be payable in United States GOLD
coin on the first day of October, 1916, the said
bonds to bear interest at the rate of six per cent
per annunl, payable quarterly in like gold coir
on the first days of January, April, July and
October. The object of the mortgage is for the
purpose Of raising money to be used in the CON
struction and equipment Of the road.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1886-11-03
A QUIET ELECTION.

The most quiet State election ever held in
Yorkville occurred yesterday. Only 1872 votes
were cast for the State and county ticket and 124
for Congressman. This meagre vote is not at
tributable to apathy, as all the candidates ex-
cept those on the State ticket were nominated by
primary election; but the absence Of opposition
prevented any general interest. The election
was equally light throughout the county
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1886-11-03
UPLAND CORN,

Mr.. E. NJ. Bankhead. of Bullock's Creek, rails
ed $50 bushels of corn on ten acres of upland,
six acres of which is new ground and four acres
has been in cultivation three years. This is an
average of thirty-fve bushels to the acre, and
while satisfactory yield, shows conclusively
what can be accomplished on York soil when the
proper effortis made. Mr.. Bankhead has shown
US specimen ears of his corn, one Of which is
eleven inches long, and another nine inches in
niro
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1886-11-03
PUBLIC SALES. v


On Monday last, sales-day for November, the
following property was sold by the Sheriff:
At the suit of Edwin Bates & Co. VS.. John W..
Rhyme, on complaint for foreclosure, tract of
"A acres of land. Bought by T. R. McGahon for
$25.
BY virtue of writ of fier facias, at the suit of
S. Younts, Son & Co. VS.. John N. Epps, a lot of
one acre in Fort Mill township. Bought by S..
Younts for $50.
The Clerk of the Court sold the following
property:
At the suit of S. E. White and others VS.. Sam
uel Berry and others, on complaint to foreclose
mortgage, tract of 73 acres in Fort Mill township.
Bought by s. E. White at S. per acre.
By decree of the Court at the suit of Charlotte
R. Foster, Administrative, VS.. Jane Craig and
others, lot in Rock HILL Bought by c. r. Fos-
ter for $685..
At the suit of Thad. L. Carroll vs.. J. Latinus
Williams, tract of 81 acres, lying in westerly
direction from Yorkville. Bought by Thad. L..
Carroll for $500.
At the suit of VIM. Caldwell, Trustee, VS.. Mary
]. Mulholland and others, tract of IS acres four
miles west of Yorkville. Bought by Mary j..
Mulholland at Ss per acre.
At the suit of S. T. Graham and others vs.. T..
G. Culp and others, two tracts in Fort Mill town.
ship. Tract No. l. 40 acres, bought by T. G..
Culp at $265 per acre. Tract No. 2, 03 acres,
bought by B. D. Springs at $3.50 per acre.
At the suit Of Edward Latham and others VS..
Clarinda Latham and others, tract of Sc acres on
the east side of Catawba River. Bought by Cla-
rinda Latham for $780,
At the suit of Mary J. Guthrie VS.. Arthur Will
hanson, two tracts: one of lOl acres, bought by
T T. and r. J. Williamson at 81. so per acre !;
one of 131 acres bought by j. L. and r. j. Will
hanson at $3.50 per acre.
At the suit of John S. Mccullough VS.. Nancy
Mccullough, two tracts: one Of 100 acres, bought
by I. B. Mccullough at $3.50 per acre; one OF
1921 acres bought by w. L. Roddey at $500 per
acre.
At the suit of w. S. Laugnridge vs.. Nancy
Laughridge and others, tract Of 100 acres.
Bought by John R. Ashe at Sc per acre.
At the suit of Lucretia Giles VS.. John Alder
son and Others tract Of 105acres. Bought by e.
A. Withers at S11 per acre.
At the suit of T. w. Whitesides vs.. F. II. Bar
ber, tract of 2lS acres. Bought by T. w. White
sides at S6.4O per acre.
At the suit of A. r. Smith vs. j. B. Massey
and others, lot in the town ofRock Hill. Bought
by A. r. Smith for $780,
The lot in Yorkville, known as the "Dennis
lot" was offered at auction by John L. Dennis
and Mrs. Mary l.. Davies, and bid off by John l..
Dennis at 5000.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1886-11-03

lime he indicated the policy of the Presi-
dent with regard to appointing colored
men to Office. II will venture to say that
there are more colored men holding small
offices in Washington at this moment" he
said, ethan during the whole reign of the
Republicans. I think that where he can
reward a competent colored man who has
been a good Democrat he should do so. l
have urged him to do it, and he was kind
enough to say to me that wherever l could
recommend men of that sort he would give
them appointments" With such sentl-
ments as these being uttered amid applause
on the South Carolina stump the race issue
will soon cease to exist in politics, and even
disappear from the columns of the most
reckless organs. It is time.-Philadelphaa
Press.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1886-11-03
FAMILIAR Gospel MINISTER'S.

On Sunday night last the Presbyterian pulpit
of this place was occupied by Rev. J. Lowrie
Wilson, formerly pastor of Bethesda congrega-
ton, in this county, but now pastor of the Pres
byterian church in Abbeville and on the same
day Rev. Thos. E. Gilbert former pastor of the
NJ. Z. Church, but now pastor of church in
West Haven, Conn.,, preached in the church
which he once acceptably served for two years.
During their visit here these Reverend gentle
men were cordially met by numbers of their
friends.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1886-11-03
lSAW MILL BURNED.

The saw mill known as Wallaces mill, near
VIM. Loves, eleven miles west of town. was
burned early last Monday morning. The fire
was discovered in time to save much Of the
lumber on hand from destruction, and the en-
gine was but slightly damaged. The loss will
probably amount to four or five hundred dollars
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1886-11-03

JUSTICE BALKED BY UNwITTING JUDGES
Two men were locked up in box car al
Frederick, D. T., for being drunk and dis.
orderly, there being no Jail in the town
A few moments later brakemen heard
the men in the car and thought they were
trying to steal ride. He opened the door
and ordered them out. They willingly
obeyed him.-Ghicago Ne,rs.