Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1897-05-22
LOCAL LACONICS.
Cherokee Court.

The circuit court Tor cherokee COUNTY,
eonvenes at Gaffney next Monday bis
honor Judge Aldrich presiding.
Tho Enquirer Until 1st q January, 1893
THE SEM1-WEEKLY ENQUIRER WIFE
be- sent to any address, from this date
until the lst of January, 1893, for SlslH
Reporter Was Misinf ormed.
Mr.. OLeary informs the reporter that
he did not "claim to have gotten there the
first time on the bicycle" He only learn
ed after considerable practice.
Graded School Trustees.
The recently elected new board Of
graded school trustees will not take
charge until the close Of the present ses-
sion, about the 1st of June.
ApproaehfDg Marriage.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Miss
Arrah Belle Wilson, eldest daughter Of
w. b. Wilson, Esq, Of Rock Hill,' to-
Rev. j. W. Cantey johnson, rector Of the
Church of Our Saviour in Rock Hill.
The ceremony is to take place on June l..
Pretty Big Business.
. Mr.. John Anderson, of the Rock Hill
Buggy company, reports having: made a.
sale of LOCO buggies to one concern, at
one time, in Memphis, Tenn, one day
last week. This sale is calculated to keep
the Rock Hill buggy factory busy for
months to come.
Raided by Revenues.
A. moonshine distillery belonging to
Andy McCarter, and located near Kings
Mountain, was raided by revenues from
Shelby last Thursday night. McCarter
was shot through the thigh and captured !;
but afterward made his escape. The dis
tilling outfit was destroyed.
For Breach OF Promise.
J. A. Garrett, young man from Clepe-
land county, N. c., was arrested on the
plantation of Mr.. D. NJ. Hall, last Wed
nesday, on the charge of breach Of PROM
ise. The girls father, Mr.. T. w. Hamot
seemed an xious 10 do some shooting but
desisted upon the prom mise of the young
man to 60 back, and, as far as possible,.
repair the injury.
Earnest While" Coming.
VIII D. Upshaw, known throughout
the south, as Earnest Willie," will de-
liver his famous "Smiles and Heart
throbs, lecture in the courthouse at York
willie next Monday night. Mr.. Upsnaw
is a cripple and delivers his lectures from
an invalid's chair; but his power and
pathos are universally conceded to be re-
n,arkable. Everywhere he goes the peo-
pie are delighted.
It's snro Enough whistle.
Captain Ross and crew, of the Carolina
and Northwestern passenger train, have
chipped in and purchased new whistle
for the locomotive. The new whistle was
heard for the first time last Wednesday,
and sounded 50 much like those in use on
the big trunk lines, that it attracted much
attention all along the line from Chester
to Lenoir. The railroad men are all hap
py over the change.
For the Fall Campaign.
So far the following York county gin
ners have arranged for complete Munger
ginning outfits to be in operation in time
for the coming crop: w. H. Hicklin,
Guthriesville; w. J. Stewart, Fort Mill;
6. L. Riddle, Zeno; Leroy Morrow,
Yorkville; Good i Feemster, Hoodtown.
Messrs. Good Il Feemster and W. J.
Stewart will each have two gin outfits.
The others will operate three'gins each.
1t VIII Be Pleasant.
The Ladies' Parsonage Aid society Of
Trinity NJ. E. church, have arranged for
q delightful literary and musical enter
tainment to be given at the residence Of
DR.. Miles Walker this friday evening,
at $50 o'clock. The stated price Of ad-
mission is 10 cents but as the proceeds
are to be used for the worthy purpose Of
adding to the comfort Of the parsonage,
those who choose to offer more will not
be looked upon as especially careless.
The public generally is invited and all
are assured an enjoyable time of it.
The Rock Hill Races.
In addition to an unusually large num-
Der of amatuers, the following profession
al bicycle riders are expected to partici-
pate in the races under the auspices Of the
Rock Hill Athletic association next Tues
day afternoon Newhouse, Buffalo /;
Huffstettler, jacksonville; Steenson, CAL
ifornia; Carpenter, Atlanta Corbin, Sa-
vannah Coburn, Savannah; Jay Eaton,
New Jersey Spier, Atlanta; Becker,
Minneapolis; Jack, Philadelphia FAINT,
Anderson.
Lecture on TennysOn.
The White Rose Chautauqua circle, Of
Yorkville, and quite large number Of
invited friends, gathered in the court
house Thursday night to hear the lecture
on "Tennyson," by Prof. E. P. Moses, Of
Winthrop. The lecture, which was most
carefully prepared, was delivered in a
highly entertaining manner, and was
greatly enjoyed by the audience. That
there will be at least temporary revival
of interest in the late British poet lau-
reate, there can be no question.
Marriage at Heath Springs.
Mr.. A. P. Brown, prominent mer-
chant of Heath Springs, was married last
Wednesday to Miss Anna Wade, also of
that place. The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. B. P. Ried, Of Pendleton. He
was assisted by Rev. Chalmers Moore,
the local pastor. Quite number OF
friends of the bride and groom, incl uding
Mrs. J. NJ. Starr and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Propst, of Yorkville, were present. The
church was beautifully decorated for the
occasion, and the affair was of unusual
interest throughout the neig hbor hood.
After the ceremony, Mr.. and Mrs. Brown
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