Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1898-03-05
LOCAL LACONICS.
Price of Cotton.


Price price of cotton ranges up as high
as cents.
On the Subject of Murder.
Rev. w. G. Neville, Of the Presbyte-
rian church, will deliver a sermon to-
morrow on the subject of murder.
Rock Hills Waterworks.
The secretary of state has issued COM
mission to the Rock Hill Power company.
The corporators are Dayid Hutcbison, A.
r. Smith and others, and the capital
stock is $4,000.
Bigger Quarters.
Messrs. w. B. Moore & Co., have moved
their Everything" department to the
room next door to that which they have
been occupying all along. The old room
is devoted to the display of furniture and
other lines requiring large floor space.
The telephone office remains where it has
been all the while. The entire establish
ment now occupies more floor space, pro-
bably, than any other in the town.
Health Rules and Regulations.
Alta regular meeting of the town coun-
ell, held last Friday night, the health
rules and regulations were ratified as re-
Gently adopted 10y the board of health,
without amendment, and ordered pub
lished. The copy was duly turned over
to the council printer by the clerk /; but
as yet the rules and regulations have not
been published, and the matter continues
in statu quo.
Fine Samples.
On his regular trip to Yorkville this
week, Supervisor Culp brought some
samples of the products Of the Fort Mill
Manufacturing company. The samples
are mostly in what is called "outing,"
of various pretty patterns, and the work
is of superior quality, equal, good
Judges say, to the best that is made by
the eastern mills. Upon looking at the
samples, Il veteran was moved to remark,
"And what would have been the result,
had we been equipped with mills like
that during the WARP"
Bringing the Mail.
During the last two days, much to the
satisfaction of the business men Of York
willie, the northbound mail train over the
brought the Columbia morning papers,
and letter mail from the south. Just eX-
actly what it means The ENQUIRER has
not definitely learned but the best infor-
nation obtainable is to the effect that while
the G. IL NV. authorities do not propose
to advertise change of schedule, they
have instructed that hereafter the north
nd ,o,l f,oi nt nj
arrival of the Southern. This is not au-
thentic; but if it shall prove to be per-
manent arrangement, the people of York
vile and other York county stations, will
be thankful for at least that much.
Music at McAdenville.
Gastonia Gazette The McAdenville
band enjoyed good time at their concert
Monday night. A good-sized audience
applauded every number rendered, and
our Lowell correspondent, who had the
good fortune to be present, praises the
performance highly. Professor Herndon
surpassed himself in his cornet solos.
His exquisite finish and wonderful exc
cution won him the enthusiastic applause
of genuine admiration. The original ov-
erture "Fairy Prince" composition Of
Director j. M. Wilson, was received with
hosptable enthusiasm. The overture re-
ceived distinguished compliments from
Professor Herndon, and will be published
shortly. The band was glad to have with
it Mr.. l.. b. Reid, an old member, now
from Gaffney. Weather permitting, the
band will give another concert next Mon