Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-05-29
LOCAL LAOoNICs.

Until January 1897.
The TwIcE-A-wEEK ENQUIRER, or
THE WEEKLY ENQUIRER will be furnish
ed from this date to January, 1st, 1897,
for S1.14.
Change of Schedule.
1t is reported that change Of schedule
Is to go into effect on the O. r. & G.
road shortly; but upon inquiry Of Mr..
Hobbs, the station agent, yesterday; the
reporter was unable to get any informa-
ton further than that the report was
probably true. o.
Registration Appointments. 2.
The supervisors of registration are to be
in Fort Mill today and Rock Hill to-
morrow. During the week commencing
next Monday, they are to bein Yorkville,
and on the following Monday they 60 to
Sharon. Further appointments will be
published later on.
He'll Make Success Of It. 81,
The Rock Hill Herald learns that DR.. T.
w. Campbell, of Energy, has bought the
necessary machinery and intends to ex-
pertinent with cheese making. DR.. Camp
bell is man who does not undertake any
thing until he has satisfied himself as to
what he is doing, and his venture will, of
course, prove success.
Coming to Mill.
The Yorkville Roller mills are bringing
as many people to town these hot days as
any other one establishment. People are
obliged to eat, and no matter how dull the
times, it is not unusual to see several wag-
ons at time at the mill. The corn crack
ing department, especially, Is proving to
be great convenience.
The State Fair.
Colonel Thomas w. Holloway, of Po-
maria, is making arrangements for the
State fair this fall, and hopes that the show
will be big success. Major A. Il. White
of Rock Hill, has offered to supplement
the prizes for the three heaviest hogs with
81, s., and So respectively, provided the
hogs are registered Berkshires.
Como to Rock Hill.
The teachers and students of the Bap-
tist High school went to Rock Hill yes
terday 10 see the Winthrop college. They
had been intending to make the trip for
some time; but yesterday offered the
most favorable opportunity that they
expected to get and they took advantage
of it.
Telephone Franchise.
Mr.. w. B. Moore made verbal appli-
cation to the town council last Monday
night for franchise to maintain and OPP
crate telephone system in Yorkville.
The council considered the application
favorably, and the understanding Is that
the necessary papers will be drawn up at
some future time.
He is a Hustler.
Dr.. B. Delvaux, Yorkville's medi-
cine man, seems to be building his busi-
ness up to proportions that are simply re-
markable. His shipments Of medicine
during the past week have aggregated
something like 1000 pounds in weight,
and nearly 1900 in value. 'There is no
tiy on me-" remarks the doctor to his
friends with great satisfaction.
Free of Charge.
THE ENQUIRER is in receipt of circu-
lar from Charles Catlett, ofStaunton, Va,
in which Mr.. Catlett offers to make assays
of ores in this section free of charge, ex-
cept for necessary postage or express.
We give the information for what it is
worth. 1t has been our observation in
life, however, that things which cost
nothing are generally worth no m ore.
Just what Mr.. Catlett's object is we do
not know. 1t may be, as he says, to call
especial attention to the minerals of this
section. But it is also possible that he
is otherwise interested, and the owners of
valuable properties, instead of being ap-
prised of the actual facts, may be told