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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-12-12
w. NJ. KENNEDY

WILL furnish the high schools, the
w graded schools and the public
schools, with their books at the lowest
possible cash prices. Graphic copies and
Stationery. Arrangements with thepub-
fishers Of standard books, enable me to
supply any not on hands in a very few
days.
Lamm & Company's new sample book
for FALL and WINTER clothing is on
hand, and we ask all who want GOOD
FIT IN GOOD GOODS to examine the
styles and prices before buying.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-12-12
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

State of South Carolina--County of
York.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
George L. Riddle, Guardian, against
Jacob Battle, ct al.-Decree Of Fore
closure and Sale.
DY directions of the decree herein,
ID all persons who desire to assert any
claim under the provisions of the deed OF
Isabella Steele to Mary G. Withers, dated
March Goth, 1890, conveying certain 142
acres of the Ross Place, charged with
the payment Of one-half my Indebtedness
not already provided for, and one-half in
debtedness that may become necessary"
must establish the same before me on or
before the 2Sth day of December, 1896, or
be barred. w. BROWN WYLIE,
Clerk of Court of Common Pleas.
December II 100 SGT
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-12-12

no pieces New Dress Goods.
SIS yards-all shades. The in
fuence of our Dress Goods Bar
gains is felt a hundred miles. A
few specimens will give you an
inkling of the wonderful Dress
Goods values we have for you.
Is cents Double Width Dress
Flannel, down to IS cents. Sd
inch Broadcloths down to IS cts.
20 Fine Imported Dress Patterns.
Were 95 cts; now o9 cts. 10
pieces Scotch Boucle Effects, all
wool, down to As cts. A car
load of Outings, S cts, 7 cts,
and 8 cts. Dress Ginghams, IN
cts. a yard. COTTON GOODS
GONE UP; BUT COTTON
HAS GONEDOWN, SO HERE
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-12-12
MALE BIRDS.
FRUIT CAKE.
GUNS, PISTOLS,

AND CARTRIDGES, Dishes, Knives
and Forks, Spoons, Silverware, etc.
KING HEATING STOVES will more
than pay for themselves in the saving of
wood, to say nothing ofthe comfort, cheap
ness, etc.
Fine Coal Crates and Tile Hearths.
Best Cream Cheese Is cents retail, and
to Merchants at N. Y. wholesale price,
less the freight. We bought futures last
July. w. b. MOORE q W.
Tile, Well Curbing and Shingles.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-12-12
Market Reports.

YORKVILLE, December l2.-Cotton
81 to 81.
NEW YORK, December 1O.--Cotton
"a.
Futures closed steady at the decline {;
January, 7.0S; February, III; March,
July, 7.43; August, IA; December, 7.03 ;
sales, 326, 400.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-12-12
ROBES AND CAsKETs.

WYE now have probably the largest
w stock in the county, to select from.
Prices to suit customers, from the cheap
est to fine Oaks, Walnuts, Broadcloth's Of
various qualities. Metallic and White
goods in infants and adults sizes. Per-
sonal attention. New Hearse.
w. B. MOORE & co.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-12-12
SpeGia1 gotires.

Preaching at Bethel Chapel.
There will be preaching at Bethel
Chapel on Sunday, the 18th instant, at IL
o'clock, a. m. 1t will be Children's Day,
and their contributions will be for for
eign missions.
D. G. McALIsTER, Pastor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-20
pOYS' CLOTHING TODAY

published That is the whole story. 1t
throws a strong light upon the inner
workings OF the government in this
crisis and shows that whatever in
fuences are being eXerted 10 pledis-
nose the administration indirectly 70 sup
mort the Spanish campaign OF butchery
and barbarism the Presidents intentions
And more: II will be remembered
that after the passage or the Cuban
resolutions by Congress. committee
representing the Senate Committee on
Foreign Relations, consisting OF Senators
sherman. Gray and Lodge. visited the
White House and had a conference with
Mr. Cleveland on the subject. AFTER
leaving the President the three senators
announced that they were satisfied with
the policy contemplated by the admins
tration. r,
land had said 10 cain 40 suddenly the
warliSe feelings OF Senator Lodge and
senator Sherman am now able TO give
me substance OF the Presidents formal
statement to the representatives OF the
Senate.
Cleveland assured his visitors that the
probable events Of the near future
seemed 10 him so grave that he was
e-pecially anxious TO have the record OF
the government in It's treaty relations
with Spain so absolutely clear and be-
vond reprOach that when the time came
10 act the United States could act tree
OF embarrassments Mr.. Cleveland con-
yeyed the idea 10 the senators that ne
was prepared TO take a decisive step at
the riaht moment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-20
a NARROW ESCAPE.


French Ministry Nearly OverthrOwn.
Dreyfus Case TO BE Reopened.
LONDON, November IA dispatch
from Paris to the Pall-Man Gazette says
taat the Ministry had a very narrow es-
cape in the Chamber Of Deputies yester-
day. ard nothing but the patriotism Of
number Of Deputies saved IL from over
throw The hostility Of the Chamber was
aroused bv the Overbearing attitude ana
tone Of General Bllot. Minister of War
i'm his statement. which Premier Meline
at first was not indispOsed TO supplement
until he saw that his own friends were
leaving him.
In view of the situation. the Premier
was compelled to accept a compromise
I'm the shape OF "a modification OF the mo-
ton of NJ. Castol demanding that the
government take action in the case of the
reports that Dreyfus had been the victim
Of "a plot. and expressing confidence mat
the government would cndeavor TO punish
the guilty persons.
The opinion On the lobby after the de-
bate was that the government Would ue
Obliged to order new prosecutions in CON
nection with the case Of Dreyfus, many
members expressing the belief that il
would DE better for the country TO nave
shot Dreyfus than TO pay 1850 year 10
keep him I'm confinement.
A dispatch from Paris says: "Ihe Jour
nal understands that as result or yes
terGav's debate in the case OF Captain
Drcvfus. the Minister of Justice has or
dered "a reopeniug Of the inquiry into the
matter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-20
GrccnviIIe IN. O. Rnces.

GREENVILLE. y. c., November 10
(special.)-The Greenyille Driving Asso-
citation closed its fall races to-day with
another good programme.
First race-2;5O class; purse sl5o-Entries;
Frank T., c. steele, Norfolk Elise. Smith
& Hooker. Greenville; Harris c.. w. w.
Revise. Henderson; Wood Moore, Jr..
Hedges. Tarboro' Barron Wood, S. IL.
Cover. Hampton. Winners-Frank L.
first. Elise second. and Harry c. third.
Second race-2:2i class: purse s2vo-En-
tries: Tuly Ferguson. w. E. Cover. RAJ
leigh; Lucy Ashby. Smith & Hooker
Greenvlle. Tiliy Ferguson won, best TWO
In three.
Third race - three-quarters-of-a-
run. purse S75-Entries: Miss Carter, Mack
Daniel. Richmond; Lewiston, w. c. Black.
Raleigh; Tanager. Smith & Hooker, Green
Vile. Miss Carter won easily time, l;iV)'
Lewiston second.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-20
cLEyELAND's CUBAN VIEWS.
His Real Feeling shown, Ii Is s"io'
mt "A Cabinet Meeting.

flames Creelman in New York World
AT this moment when the Cuban war
cloud hangs in the sky and the whole
nation is anxiously watching for a sig
nal from the White House, anything
uvbtch indicates the Presidents senti-
n,@nts regarding the struggle OF thS
nstriot army against the forces OF
t1ein has an impressive and peculiar
Interest for the American people Ine
following Is an exact statement OF 'ne
nojicv Of the President as revealed IN
Poi cc53rversation which occurred at
Tneeting OF the Cabinet in December
inst When Mr. Cleveland submitted 70
his constitutional advisers the lui
draft OF his annual message 10 IOHslSss3 ~, .
The Cabinet was IN session. NC
message had been read and was oelns
Innnsidsred That part of the document
which declared that the United states
cnvernment must strictly observe us
tresfv relations 10 Spain hdd peeh
reached. The language was secretary
olney's. II contained no reference 10
Inc sympathy of Americans tor ths
,nbannv little republic. IL was cod,
u uracise stern. Presently Secretary
Gn,i,h directed the attention or MT.
CIeveiand to the fact that the nessdse
night by Inference be regarded az nos,
liz in tone TO the Cuoans. and susgestei
ne n insertion OF some general express
sion OF sympathy d.. .,oo,, h,s
head vigorously, saying NO! no. IL
"S Wr Cleveland ignored Mr.. oIney's
affection. and. picking up pen from
the table. said: "Why, cer9ainly;
would be glad 70 DO anything properly
co Thap " he e' wrote into the harsh SEN
tences the friendly words which APP
peared in tho message when It was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-20
EY.PORIi.
Marriage License Issued-Neyv Pa
pcr-Personal Notes.

pcr-Personal Notes.
EAfPORIA. VA. November 19.-CSpe-
cial)-The Clerk O. the Court issued this
morning a license for the marriage Of
Mr. Joseph W. Grammer ana Miss
Blanche Barlow. The prospective groom
is @. and the br.de-to-be is 81 years Of
age.
The Emporia Messenger, weekly
paper published here. made It's first ap-
pearance yesterday. IL is published by
Nessrs. Bailey g. Potter, and edited by
Hon. George L. B1rham. Judge OF the
County Court The general get-up OF
The paper reflects credit on tho manage
ment and The Messenger bids fair 10
be popular
Rev George I. Bradley. Jr., the form
er popular pastor OF the Baptist church
here. Is on a visit 10 his old field Of labor.
and has been warmly greeted by his
many friends.
Mr.. j. r.. West. a prominent insurance
man OF Suffolk, was or our streets to-
day. Mr. West was a sound-money dele
gate 10 the national conN ention that
nominated Mr.. Bryan.
Mr.. George :. Bruce left for Texarkana,
Ark. this afternoon.
The Columbian Library Association has
established a branch here. Ar. ". W..
Robertson is the librarian.
Mr. \. ). Briggs. Of your city, has been
visiting his father, Captain W. II. Brigg5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-20
In Memory of n Pastor.

DEATONVILLE. November N-(Spe-
cialD-On yesterday a monument was
erected al Jetersyilie, Amelia county. over
the grave of the Rev. r. l.. 7. Holland
the faithful pastor Of the Christian church
there 4 large number of his devoted
congregation was present to witness the
imposing scene. The monument Is a beau
tifm work, Of artistic design and cle-
eance. and is of pure white marble. MIR.
Holland had been the pastor Of the church
for twenty-five years. and in his long ana
earnest service had won the affection OF
the entire community.
This monument is a loving tribute OF the
peouio. =. no viii ever cherish the memory
Of tai GOOD and able man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-20
The bermuda Vow British.

NEW YORK. November ls.-The steam
shin Bermuda, formerly owned by
John ]. Moulan, OF Philadelphia, and
recently seized on the charge OF engaging
in flibustering expedition, to-day
holsted the British flag. Consul-General
sanderson granted her n temporary (six
uonths). British registry. this forenoon.
She lies on Red-Hook Point, and may
san for Nova Scotia tomorrow or next
dav she is'owned by George Musgraye.
a merchant OF Halifax. N. c., and Is
commanded by Captain william L.
Scott, OF Gloucester. n. j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-20

BEGAN by stating the object higher crit-
cieu 10 be the taking OF a safe middle
ground between supreme naturalism and
tho stpcrstition Of supernaturalsm lie
argued that the battles fought between
the critics went 10 prove that Jesus was
"a miracle OF character presenting hu-
man phenomenon which intalliby proved
his divinity
Rev. Leighton Parks y. D.. Of Boston.
declared that instead Of Christianity nav
ing been hurt by Interpretation, it hal
been strengthened. The creeds are de
claration OF Divine Independence. not the
amulet that viii save the Church. Pro
gross argues pprnanence. We take mp
nov DositiOns without evacuating Oh ones.
Faith in the forgiveness Of sins Is
strengthened by the higher criticism, and
is stronger to-day than ever before and
TO the HIGHER criticism j. this due. lie
paid n most eloquent tribute TO Robert
T.. Lee. which elected great appiSuse.
Rev William p. Dubose. Of the Unirer-
eitv Of the South claimed that faith was
a matter of fact. not speculation. and
that the tendency Of the times was toward
nqturalism as opposed 10 supernaturalism.
Tho announcement by Darwin Of the the
orv Of evolution had changed the current
Of Thought. and for some time the Church
has been engaged iu harmOnizing the
forces of uaturali9m and sup naturallsm
Rev. Hall Harrison. Of Enicott City,
Md. eulOeized Darwin and his theory. but
said the only question ne 10 the Scriptures
was one of Interpretation, and not as TO
their truth.
rev. Professor Edward s. Drawn. Of
Cambridge. Mass, said tho Church real
ICES that in order 10 De reserved. n truth
must be expressed in the language Of the
ace. and that the object OF higher criti-
cfsm was 10 present world-oid truths in
modern language.
Rev. John Fulton. editor or the Church
standard. volunteered "a few remarks. ana
the congress adjourned tin tomorrow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-20
HANNA AND HORACE PORTER.
Perry Heath 20 study Monetary Con-
ditions-Cnmpaign Ammunition

CLEVELAND. o.. November 19.-Mark
Hanna ard General Horace Porter. OF
New York. held a long conference in
Mr.. Hanna's rooms this morning. Gene
raj Porter had come 10 Cleveland pur-
suant to a special call
perry Heath. chief Of the Republican
Literary Bureau. came TO Cleveland this
morning. and. after a conference with
Hanna. left for California. lie will make
an exhaustive study Of gold and silver
resources. lie viii go 10 Mexico. and
study monetary conditions. The trip Is
for the express purpose Of obtaining more
caronaign ammunition. and is the first
move of the permanent organization TO
wage war against silver.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-20
Do You Realize =?

That clothing insures Your comfort by
anordIng protection from the heat or
cold?
That books and newspapers insure you
against ignorance?
That q pure malt stimuiant, taken regu-
lnrly. will ins-re your health, and keep
you toned up?
Thas TO insure getting the purest and
best OF all malt preparations, you should
obtain
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-20
Cnnstrnctlon Conpnny TaiIs.

CHICAGO. November 1.-THE Probsz
Construction Company assigned this ar
forroor TO Gustav Wukc. The company
IS one Of the largest contracting concerns
I'm the country. and its headquarters are
I'm New erik. No statement OF assets ana
liabilities was nied.
me company built the Coliseum, the
Schiller Building the Peristyle NJ the
Worlds Fair. the Fisheries Building
Hagenbacks Building in tho Midway, the
courthouse at Fort Worth, and other
notable buildings
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-20
Annual Meeting OF Petersburg Doe
tors.

PETERSBURG. VA. November 19.-
Special. THE hfty-hrst annual meeting
OF the Petersburg Medical Faculty was
hello tonight. and the following officers
elected: President. Or. Frank Haines;
First Vice-President, Or. 5. w. Budd;
Second President. DR.. w. p. Har-
wood: Recording Secretary. Or. c. ".
Robinson; Corresponding Secretary, Dr.
Hugh Stockdell; Court Medical Drs. d.
W. Lassiter. H. G.. Leigh, Sr., James W..
Claiborne. Hugh Stockdell. 5. A. Hinton.
After the election of officers the faculty
adjourned 10 the Hotel Shirley. where a
splendtd banquet was served.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-20
Duffy's Pure
Malt WhiSkey.

which never fails to give strength and
vlsor 70 those who are weak or run down.
Nothing so quickly oyercomes exhaustion
and debility. Nothing compares with Il
for stirring up the sluggish blood and
building up the health. For curing or pre-
venting coughs. colds the grip. and
pneumonia 10 IS absolutely unequalled
All groccrs and druggists keep It.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-20
-Fire in Chnrlotte Connty.

KEYSVILLE. VA, November 19.-(Spe-
cialD-D. 9. Jeremy. on the Sylvan Hill
farm, at SAKE, this county, lost by FIRE
last night his barn and stables. with con-
tents. including six mules. four fine horses
wagons. buggy carriage. threshing-ma-
chine. mowers. and all other farming i'm
plements. seventy tons OF hay, and 500
barrels Of corn. The origin Of the IRE Is
supposed TO be incendiary. Loss. 1850;
no insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-20

NEW YORK. Novemler There has
beer n considerable number of buyers
an the drv-eoods market to-day. but the
attention of many Of them has been di-
verto8 from regular business by auction
room attractions. The general market
has again presented quiet appearance
I'm the way of regular business, and so
FAR the indications point 70 much smaller
pronts in the aggregate this week than
last. There IS no material change in the
tone Of the market.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-20
GEoRciA's new JUSTICES.
LumpIziu. Little. Cobb, aud Fish, the
Democratic Nominees.

LumplSiu. Little, Cobb ana FISH, the
Democratic Nominees.
ATLANTA GA. November Decor
ria's Democratic Supreme Court Conyen-
ion. resumed fits sessions today after
nominating Judge Samuel Lumphin and
Hon. William Little for two Of the Su-
,rsoe Court justices. at yesterdays ses-
Sion. BauOting was resumed immedl-
afeir uuon assembling this morning. The
sixth and seventh ballots were produc-
tive of no result On The eighth ballot
Andrew J. cob received 2G votes. ll2
beiur necessary TO choice This nomi-
mated cobb. anil great cheering. He is
The youngest son OF the late hoWeu
Cobb.
before III, next ballo, the names Of
Hopkins. Branham, and Bower were
withdrawn. and the ballOtlng proceeded,
amid great confusion.
on the ninth ballot. Judge W. II. Fish.
Of Macon county. was nominated. over
Judge George r. Gober, FOR The Fourth
Associate Justices place. Judge Fish
received ls3 votes Judge Gober, l5o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-20
MAY USE THE ARMonY HALL.
Grounds ana Buildings COMMITTEES
Hold "a business Session.

The Council Committee on Grounds ana
Buildings held a regular meeting In Room
No. OF the City Hall at Z O'Clock last
evening. Messrs. Rountrec. Brisgs, j. d.
King and Mountcastle were present.
A communication was received from inc
ladies OF the associated hospitals OF tho
city. asking FOR the use Of the kegiwentat
Armory Fall for two weeks I'm February
for the purpose OF holding bazaar Tor
the beneft OF the Sheltering Arms Hos
pisal. The request was granted, upon
Mr.. Brlegs's motion.
The committee decided 10 advertise Tor
bids for the refreshment privileges at the
New Reservoir Park for the next year.
Bills and pay-rols were ordered paid
regular bills s663. &C: payroll 800: special
payroll extra help employed on parks),
a claim OF the Cohen Company, amount-
ing to $4iN. for supplies furnished one
OF the courts. was referred 10 the city
Attorney for his opinion as TO the liability
OF the city.
II was explained that thirty-six extra
men We're put 10 work upon the parks
on the 1th instant This was done In or
der 10 have these resorts gotten into
arst-elass condition before hard winter
weather sets IN. The committee has about
81 500 to expend In this work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-20
THE NEXT FEDERAL HOUSE.
republicans. 2o5; Democrats. 1877;
Pnnuiists, 10.


WASHINGTON. ID c.. November ls.-
The receipt OF the returns from the late
election in South Dakota makes It pos
sihle 20 complete the list OF members o.
the House Of Representative OF the
Fifty-hfth Congress. This shows total
OF 90 Republicans 131 Democrats and 10
Populists. OF the Republicans. five are
said 60 favor the free coinage Of silver
Messrs Ulhorn OF California. Brole-
rick and Curtis Of Kansas; Linney. OF
North Carolina and Beach, Of Ohio: and
OF tho Democrats. two-Alesgrs McAleer.
of Pennsylvania. and Elliott. OF South
Carolina-aro "s0und-money' men. so
that upon the silver question the House
viii stand Sound money" 32: free
silver. 1855. Majority for Sound money"
81. In the present Congress the totals
are: Republicans. %; Democrats. 80;
populists Including fusionists and sill
vcr.tcs). 10. vacancies. 3.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-20
THE DISPATCH SOUVENIR.
A Growing Demand for "Our Lost
Cause"

Cause"
There Is a growing demand for tho
beautiful Confederate souvenir gotten out
By the Dispatch for the benefit Of its
patrons. II IS a work OF art AMI when
framed. will prove a precious memento
Of OUR LOST CAUSE.
Cut out three coupons Of dineNnt dates
and bring them with 10 cents 10 our
counter. or send them with 10 cents and
q 2-cent postage stamp, IL you wish them
mailed 70 any address. In the latter
event. address
COUPON DEPARTMENT.
The Dispatch Company,
Richmond. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-20
Tn. Needie-Worr Guild.

dle.Work Guild was held yesterday AFTER
noon al the WOman's Christian Assoela-
ton rooms Mrs. George W. Bagoy pre-
sided, and gave a review OF the WON
done since the organization, IN Matvn;
been received and distributed. doing =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-20

vast amount OF good. The guild numbers
fi members. III each one sends IN her
quota OF two new garments this winter.
II will 90 far to relieve the distressing
want known to exist among the poor. All
contributions must be sent to Nrs. George
W. Bagby south Third street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-20
MEYER'S.IM 'S.IMEYER'S.
; Great Auction Sales


following goods
cohumbaI cCompan
&C
ALienS
SOC FoorO
Manufat urer ucto
25c Cupet1 he 45c Carpets
n BunsCo mpanyUn derwearA A on,
IouseW r
To-day is Friday-RENANT ODD-ANDEND DAYa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-20

vember ie 1896. change service so as to
supply Bogonia at its new site without
change I'M distance.