Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-06-17
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"Beneath italian Skies."
DR.. w. E. Evans, of Columbia, will de-
liver before the Chautauquans of York.
Vile, tomorrow night, his highly praised
lecture, Beneath Italian Skies"
King OF the Cradle.
Mr.. r. r. Harris, Of Pineville, claims to
have recently cut l32 dozen bundles Of
wheat in day with cradle. This, he
says, beats all previous records, the best
of which Is 100 dozen.
Give In Your Name.
Mr.. W.. Waters, secretary and treas
urer for Micah Jenkins camp Of Confed-
crate veterans, has asked TIE ENQUIRER
to especially request all who intend going
to Richmond on the 10Th, to give him
their names. The railroad wants the In
formation in order that they may make
proper and sufficient transportation ar
rangements.
Now Is the Time to Subscribe.
With the National Republican conven-
ton now in session at st. Louis, the Ma
tional Democratic convention be to held
at Chicago two weeks from now, the two
parties struggling over the greatest issue
that has stirred the country since the war,
and q general election to be held In
November, how can people who desire to
keep up with the times expect to do 80
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Faithful In All Things.
Tecumseh Burt, we'll known Negro OF
Yorkville, died suddenly yesterday OF
dropsy, after an illness of about two
months. Tecumseh was slave Of thellate
r. G. McCaw, and for the past 20 years
has been trusted servant in the family OF
Mr.. G. G. Parish. As he grew up he was
carefully trained in the care Of domestic
affairs, taught to be respectful and polite
to everybody, and in no case was he ever
know to forget his early training. At the
time Of his death he was about 55 years OF
age.
smelled Like Still House.
Mr.. F. A. Gilbert, cashier ofthe Loan
and Savings bank, and one OF Yorkvilles
strongest temperance advocates, was
shocked last Saturday to receive through
the mails a letter that was thoroughly
saturated with whisky. Just how the
letter got 30 "full' has not been satisfac-
torily explained; but it is supposed thai
somehow or other it must have made the
acquaintance of a sample of contraband
that had been started to some South Car
olina destination before the sender heard
of Judge Simonton's latest decision.
wasps Are In Control.
The right of jurisdiction over the top o.
the standpipe is question that Is per.
picking some of our town authorities jus,
now. A day or two ago Mr.. Gossmar
started to the top of the pipe for the pur.
pose Of fixing pulley that is required by
the proposed watergusge. Before he had
climbed very far, he saw above hims
great swarm of insects. Presently he fig
ured out that the insects were wasps, and
then he came down. The mighty ques-
ton now Is, "what is to be done about it.
In "CIass A."
The State board of pensions has COM
pleted the list Of pensions in "Class Az
who are to receive the sum of $Sa month
except In the counties of Aiken, Able
Vile and Beaufort, which has not yet been
heard from. The number already on the
list is Al, andthe names Of those IN York
ounty are as follows:. 8. L. Campbell,
Clover; James B. Steele, J.W. Robinson
Rock Hill: W. M. Sprouse, Hickory
Grove. The "Class A pensioners will
take up about IS, 600 of the 100000 appro-
priated, and will probably receive theil
checks this week. The list at the Other
pensioners has not yet been completed
but work on it is being pushed on rapidly
as possible.
To Go to Richmond.
Judge Gary has been asked to postpone
court for week in order to let those who
desire to do so, 60 to Richmond on the
10Th, the day court convenes. His honor
expr essed himself as being willing; hui
on account Of the jurors, is unable tc
grant the request. Solicitor Henry, how
ever, offered to postpone any case thai
might interfere with anybody's trip, on
condition that, all parties were willing.
and his honor offers to give his time and
attention to such civil busines as the law
yers may decide to bring up during the
week. But until officially notified, de-
PENDANTS, jurors and witnesses will run a
serious risk by failing to give their atten-
ton, on the assumption that there will