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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1895-06-28
The atorkrille Gnq'lirer.
YORKVILLE, s. c.:
FRIDAY, JUNE %, 1895.

u 1t can be said of Senator Irby's
interview that it at least possesses the
merit of consistency. All along the
senator has been bitterly opposed to
any and everything that looked like
sharing his pie with Conservatives and
he feels that way yet. With peace
and good will restored throughout the
State, the ascendency of the senator
will be at an end, aud nobody realizes
that fact better than the senator him
self. Therefore he continues steadfast
for War-eternal war.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1895-06-28

- The News and Courier is trying to
help some of its correspondents devel-
op the country produce business in
this State. The undertaking is most
commendable and deserves the sup
port of progressive business men every
where. Though to many, the butter,
chicken and egg trade may appear an
insignificant item, it is really of vast
Importance to the whole people and
its development along intelligent lines
will be of incalculable benefit to all
branches of industry.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1895-06-28
FREE SPEECH IN EDGEFlELD.
Two Accounts of the Treatment of Colonel
John j. Dargan.

Two Accounts of the Treatment of Colonel
John j. Dargan.
A political sensation developed in
Edgefeld on last Monday. Two ac-
counts of it appear in the papers of
yesterday. They are as follows:
From the Columbia Register.
Colonel John J. Dargan was here
today to fill an appointment to speak.
Determined white men assembled in
J. VIM. Thurmond's office and decided
not to allow him to speak. A COM
mittee notified him thereof.
Dargan said he would speak anyway
if requested by few citizens.
When the crowd heard this they
were highly wrought up and only
cooler heads prevented them from
taking him out of Bacon's office and
railriding and rotten-egging him.
The crowd collected ut the office
where he was and howled for him !;
but he gave assurance he would not
speak and took their curses and cpl
thets so pitifully, they permitted him
to leave town without doing him per-
sonal violence.
1t would have been otherwise had
he attempted to speak.
From the Columbia State.
Scenes on the streets of Edgeheld
today would have been disgrace for
Zulu Land. 1t was stated in the pa
pers that Colonel John J. Dargan would
speak at Edgefeld today. There were
none here who agree with Colonel
bargains political views; but most of
the citizens of the town hoped, for
decency's sake, that nobody would
interfere with Colonel Dargan, or any
other citizen of South Carolina who
attempted to speak. But this was not
to be. The strife promoters notified
the faithful in the county that Dargan
must not be allowed to speak. This
morning brought in couple of hun
cred, and a committee was appointed
to wait on him and tell him he could
not speak, and it is said another COM
mittee was selected to see that he
should not speak if he attempted it.
Colonel Dargan did not attempt TO
speak, and while walking along the
pavement was followed by crowd,
some OF them we'll filled with chemi-
cally pure, who hooted at, cursed and
abused him. But they were all care
full not to lay hands on him.
Your correspondent was standing
in the door of store when Colonel
Dargan passed. He stepped out and
introduced himself to Colonel Dargan
and as matter of course, received his
share of their drunken epithets. This
was received as compliment, coming
from such a source.
Let these brave fellows 60 on; they
will in all probability kill some good
men before they are satisfied; but as
sure as God rules, the day is coming
when they will call on the mountains
to hide them. There is point beyond
which they will not be allowed to go.
The Conservatives here will not go
into primary, aud the Conservative,
so-called, who will consent to be a
candidate before the primary had just
as well join in with the enemy and be
done with it. Everything has its end
ing and so will the Tillman craze in
this State.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1895-06-28

- Efforts are being made to develop
the lumber trade in Greenville county.
The weak and struggling Port Royal
and Western Carolina railroad offers
to haul lumber 200 miles to Port Royal
for 10 cents hundred. The rich and
powerful Southern railroad, however,
controls 80 miles of the necessary
haul and for this wants the local rate
of 5 cents hundred, or half as much
for 80 miles as the other road asks for
200. The circumstance is sufficient to
prevent the development of Green
ville's lumber trade. Oh that the
railroad commission would just put in
few weeks Strengthening out some of
the arbitraryness of some of these
railroads.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1895-06-28

Although, under the circumstances,
he can have but little hope of political
preferment in the future, ex-senator
NJ. C. Butler is still a free silverite.
In recently published letter he ex-
presses himself unequivocally in favor
of the free and unlimited coinage OF
silver. He still claims that if silver is
admitted to free coinage and the tax
on the issues of State banks is remov-
ed, silver and gold will again find a
parity at ratio of sixteen to one, and
that with honest bimetallism, which of
course will be the result, the financial
difficulties of this country will be per-
manently settled. When Senator But
Ter used to talk free coinage he was
charged with being demagogue but
the charge was evidently unjust. He
was the first silverite among South
Carolina statesmen, and he remains
true 10 his colors evidently from prin-
ciple alone.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1895-06-28
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Miss Maggie Moore returned home
last Wednesday.
Mr.. J. H. Riddle has gone to Cleve-
land Mineral Springs.
Mr.. Tracy J. Willis is out again
after long spell of sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. deLoach are ex-
pected to arrive in Yorkville tomorrow
Miss Christine Ruff, of Rock Hill, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. c. NJ. Kuy-
kendall.
DR.. John G.. Kuykendal is much bet
ter and Miss Cora Kuykendal is also
improving.
Mrs. Mary R. Wiliford and children
returned home Wednesday from a two
weeks visit to relatives in WinDsboro.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1895-06-28

ally needful. In the first place peo-
pie must learn to properly prepare
butter for shipment, and in the second
place there must he an overhauling of
freight and express charges on live
and let live basis.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1895-06-28
Habeas Corpus Proceedings.

Attorney General Barber has gone
to Washington to institute habeas cor
pus proceedings in the case of the State
constables recently committed by Judge
Simonton for contempt.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1895-06-28
Presented for Drunkenness.

In Charleston last Tuesday, the
grand jury presented Trial Justice
Gaillard for drunkenness in Office and
recommended his removal on the
ground that he is unfit to exercise the
duties of the responsible position he
holds.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1895-06-28

INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

INDEX TO NEW ADFERTISEMENTS.
H. c. Strauss-Wants to give you a bar
gain if you will call on him before the
lst of July.
Grist Cousns-Tell about a brand new 25
pounds Monarch bicycle just received,
and have something to say about Nor
gan Il Wright tires.
P. r. Richards-Until the 5th of July, is
offering cabinet photographs at $3.50 per
Dozen
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panies with combined assets oftwelve mil
lion of dollars, and has facilities for placing
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Life,
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Also Life Insurance can be secured in
New York Mutual Life and Mutual Re-
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Jan i2, 2,e2-y
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yo"f choice anu conduct Every
.hought OF your lnteiiect, every
emotion OF your breast, every word
you utter, every principle you adopt,
every act you perform, Will have
tneir effect upon yoSf after lifefor
good or evil. Indulge your every
little caprice, neglect the further
culture OF your intellect, forget the
training and admonitions you have
received at your homes and whilst
nere' encourage habits OF idleness,
and what harvest OF unhappiness
you will eventually reap; or, it may
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II
ani ue So'aei heA ne could most ben
ent france. she replied: Educate
'ne mo'ners OF France. When
'ha' distinguished woman uttered
'ha' sublime sentiment. at was not
only 'he co'iec'ise wisaom OF civi-
''.a''oh' :. was also the epitaph IN
i" "otas "a 'nose nations which
"a1 pefssusu oi 'heir own indiiier-
enoe anu ~nicn ne entomoea pc
heaIn she ooscurlty OF revolving
yual asnehsf rocked in the cradle
= ''s.n.'s anu Icareu IN the nnr-
" 'o 1"s "ss ner patriotism
Il - ~. ]. s~s1'neu justice
Z. ~ aees'on'an goia.
ne nams "i aoman Justice became
oo. "n0 " worn "heh asso-
0."Se' "s ~ was WIN tue uisgraces
u N'iauu'us aae' the pecniations OF
'erres' Engiaha, grand IN the re-
"o"h vi her -Eldoh, her Erskine
"nu "ef "ahslieiu' recaiis with NOR
''nca'ou tue pages OF ner judicial
h's'o's oiotteu ana blurred by the
'Isnonor oi bacon ana the infamy
VI 'ehr'es' NOT is onr own Repnb-
hc In this respect sans reprcche.
instances can be traced to those
h'gh ih authority NJ the seat OF the
geheral government where our most
sacfeu INSTITUTIONS nave become the
i"S.i unie''S oi e'i' IN tue hands OF
'es'sn'hg ueuagogues ana schem-
ing politicians. But amid all the !,
innovations and vicissitudes to
which organized society has ever
oeeh suoJecteu' anild years OF IN
war; OF dire disasters and
desoiation, social disintogration,
political overthrow and financial -
ruin, Marylanc has preserved the
parity OF her instltasions without
stain on the hem of her royal robes.
Ihls Is due to the courage and in
tegrlty OF her manhood, stimulated,
sustained and directed by her own
intelligent, vlrtuous, patriotic and
glorious womanhood.
lou VIII here permit me to say,
Young gentlemen, this seems to be
thoroughly practical age, and the
whoie education OF man is directed
20 the fostering OF those powers
may oe empioyed 10 suostan-
'iai oeheh', 70 some material ad-
'"h'ase' TOT the eoucat OH OF the
universities anu common
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It VISION the mana OF art never
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we're never so deaa: all It's powers
never 80 Paraiy"e"'
"uch Is eAPec'eo lrohi VEis sys-
leih VI 'hs'r"s''oh' Government,
IL Is saio' rests upeh the intelligence
Oh its people lor permanency. fhli-
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as the source OF human
happiness ana morality expects
10 memo the manners ana
purify the nina OF man. Let pa
triots take warning by the nations
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llas. p.ll i, tha be.3 3th :
| Oc.o,,er Autuun ;nd,
ed her fires on the / alan,
thu val,avs and an ~ !
tho sorest seams rator,
for tho annroaeh;ne - al
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anxious to prasn; ;ts tnys Ibastened
IN find soma cbar;.hsa 500 Il .;nv,e
ont sor,a t.,;,;axo.<;s 49,. s,a
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weatbarhootor trr,L.;, o~asr j.
find tho initials of sa,,. ,o.r for :
r,.
SoIIeh name. lime ana storm MAJ
done their work-lhere seas no trace
Ielt 10 tell me OF the uemoTks tnat
clustered there. In the deep hush
of the surrounding, how the yester-
days came drifting back to Waiting
age. Ride as we will, On the swift
est billow Of to- morrow, We are new
er out of sight of Yesterday. Don't
forget? Alas who does not re-
member
made my way to The old hall
and stood in the very spot where l
had the honor of making nv FIRST
address before the public. As l
stood there, solitary and alone, with
the beads of shattered necklace
lying all around me, those touching
and beautiful lines Of Moore came
rushing to my mind
a. ice, Like one !, who ,, treaas Alone
whose lights have ned.
whose sn% g, gariands ,,.ri md dead dead,
Young gentlemen. this bright
and animated picture 40 rich and
SO tassily framed. is well calculated
to touch the finer feelings of the
heart and call forth noblest senti-
ments of the mind. fslancing ON
this intelligent assemblage, i behold
sprightly youth, roseate beauty, and
graceful gallantry, a triple diadem
crowning the radiant brow of edu-
cation on Commencement Day" At
Charlotte Hall, a day around which,
as it approaches. cluster manv daz-
cling and innocent hopes. and to
which, when it has passed away,
cling many Joyous, happy. sunny
memories.
To the ambitions voung man.
who, in spirit of commeudable
emulation strives to excel dav-
a scane lika this csrsa. .arsat;on
Of delight somevhat ak;n ~ that
which the tamnast.to...a mar;na;
exner;nces when IN Az m;dst of
oceans waste he aescr;hes some
green and beautifuI ;sIet an which.
bo NAV f.a.t The vaar;aa ave ~nsre
he nav s,.ke b;s thirst i !, nnra 4 and
sparklinp streams. apueaae his hun-
GER with luscions fru;ts pea,lant
from the eanop;ed branches that
embower h;s natbwav x;tb cooling
shade. But the simile would be in
comnlete n ]. did not ~s.-ark that
each oue a vou. voun ) gentlemen. {
has ali .aong a. vet been horne in
-
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ExciyTED wIrH Nlea@SRss AND prsrArcH,

Parties having Rna1 or Personal Prop.
eeFiy Tor sale can obtain descriptive hand
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MCORE'S HOTEL
AND
Summer Resort.

ltake pleasure in informing my custom
ers and the travelling public that ] have
thoroughly renovated my house, improved
and refitted the same and am fully prepared
10 accommodate both
Permanent and Transient goarders.
The BAR, in every particular, complete.
NV stables aave been rebuilt and are in first
class condition for accommodation o. horses
and the storage of all kinds of vehicles
Call and see for yourselves
HERBERT T. MOORE,
Proprietor
Juue 25, ts5-t
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-07-11

NT. President, Yonng Gentlemen Of
Charlotte Hall School, Ladies and
Gentlemen
Evening capital., 1895-08-23

The Bible contains I. sec. $50 letters,
$40, G97 words, 3I.I75 verses, I.IS9
chapters ard G6 books: longest chapter
is the 18th Psalm; the shortest and
middle chapter is the lI7th Psalm; the
middle verse is the eighth Of the 18th
Psalm. The longest name Is In the
eighth chapter Of Isaiah. The word
''and" occurs 40. e27 times The thirty
seventh chapter Of Isaiah and the nine
teenth chapter of the second book Of
Kings are alike. The longest verse IS the
ninth Of the eighth chapter Of Esther ;
the shortest the thirfy-fifth Of the elev-
enth chapter of John. The twenty first
verse of the seventh chapter Of Ezra IL
the only ono Of the entire collection
which contains every letter in the alpha
bet. The word Lord = or its equiya-
lent. jehovah, occurs z 1898 times in
the Old Testament. or, 10 be more exact,
the word Lord" occurs 1858 times
and the word Jehovah 5,S45 times
The word God does not occur IN the
book Of Esther. st. Louis Republic
Evening capital., 1895-08-23

OF course there is no deficiency Of To-
cal color in such a book We hear much
of the "Suggarth arocn, the "Tubber-
na-Soorney, the ''Cushla Macree" F." and
other things pre-eminently Irish Now,
the "Sugga9th aroon'' is a capital fish,
especially when served with sauce
Hollandaise, and all the world knows
that the fTubber- ma -Scorney" is one OF
the most picturesque Of ancient sym
bolic Irish customs Still the merely
Saxon reader, who is not familiar with
the Irish language, is sometimes "maire
bhan astorred" when he comes across a
pocIn p-a' s1llv sprinkled with Irish
expressions, with the exception, OF
course, Of such a universally understood
remark as "Begorrah, F" or that touching
phrase Of cndearment, "Faugh bal
laqh. w. L. Alden IL Idler.
Evening capital., 1895-08-23

An interesting sals ve.v hss been
made at the ChnIch 81 sst. Naay. with
St. Andrew, Tenyha;n, il lent Tho
western door recently underwent reno
ration, and tie removal # ell superb
cial covering disclosed that the portal
was Of iine massive oak. which, on ex-
animation was found 70 be Scared in
several places with bullet marks There
are eight distinct pUncturcs, in some Of
which the leaden bullets still remain
imbedded Il is supposed that they We're
fired into the door by some of Crom-
wells soldiers when engaged in the
spoliation and desecration of the Kent
ish churches London Letter
Evening capital., 1895-08-23
50 90 WeekIysea-shore Excursions 500
via. PennsyIvania Railroad.

Every Friday and Saturday until
August, 81, inclusive, the Pennsylvania
Railroad will sell for the 1000 a. m. and
ll.O0 a. m. trains from Washington ex-
cursion tickets To Cape May, Atlantic
City and Sea Isle City, mt the rate of
$500, good returning until the following
Tuesday.
The Pennsylvania Railroad will operate
from Washington personally conducted
tours on July 25th, August Sthand 22nd,
September 7th and October sth. TO Wat
kins Glen and Niagara Falls. Rate
$1,000. Tickets good for ten days, allow
ing stop-off privileges at Watkins and
Rochester, in either direction, and at
Buffalo, returning. Special train, COM
posed of standard day coaches aud Pull
man parlor cars, leaves Odenton at 1882
a. m. OH dates mentioned.
Evening capital., 1895-08-23
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that the sub
lNscriber of Anne Arundel county, has OBJ
tanned sfrom the Orphans Court of Anne
Arundel county, in Maryland, Letters OF Ad-
ministration on the personal estate of EMMA
d. TKEA DWAY, late of Anne Arundel coun-
ty, deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased. are hereby warned 70
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof,
to the subscriber, on or before the
FIRST DAY OF DECEMBER, 1895.
They may otherwise, by law, be excluded
from all benefit of the said estate. ALI per-
sons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 18th day of May
1885.
CHARLES II. TREADwAY,
SIS Administrator.