Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1899-11-11

feet and passing through his body, au-
other lodging in some books and papers
in his coat pocket, and the third miss
ing him entirely. Mr.. J. J. Blackmon
and his brother, Mr.. VIM. Blackmon,
charged with the shooting, were at
once arrested but later in the day
were released on giving bond before
Magistrate Caskey in the sum of $4,000
each. Enterprise, November, 8: The
chief of police of the town of Kershaw
passed through Lancaster, Tuesday, in
charge of DR.. j. E. Rutledge, promi'
nent dentist who lives two miles north
of this place and practices dentistry
here and at Kershaw and Heath Spring.
He was taking the doctor to the
county changing for his refusal to pay
a license of $40 imposed upon dentists
for the privilege of practicing in the
town of Kershaw; or, more correctly
speaking, for his refusal to pay fine
of 500 imposed by the town council Of
Kershaw for the violation of an ordi-
nance requiring dentists to secure IL
cense before practicing in that town.
GAST0N-Gastonia News, Novem-
ber Z: Miss Lizzie Adams, of Glover,
who has been spending some time with
her sister, Mrs. H. P. Johnson, return
ed home Saturday. ..'.'...'Deputy Col
lector A. K. Loftin went to Asheville
last Friday to render an account to the
grand cyclops, Revenue Agent General
Seawell, of Wisconsin. All the deputy
collectors of the district were called
before him for instruction. The result
of the meeting will be more stringent
enforcement of the revenue law. '.'''''.'
Mr.. Edgar Lackey, who was shot and
wounded in the foot by the chief of po-
lice, the 20, i of September last, was on
our streets last Thursday with the aid
of crutches for the first time. '''"'At the
residence of Mr.. J. V. Fisher, at the
Ozark Mill, 9 a. 10. Sunday, Mr.. Milo
Jenkins and Miss Katie Mason we're
married, Rev. W. F. Watson officiating.
Mr.. Andrew Sherrill and Mr.. Eph-
rain Houser, were out hunting birds
near Cherryville last Wednesday. They
were both watching covey of birds at
the same time and in some way Mr..
Houser's gun was discharged and in
hicted wound in Mr.. Sherrill's bow
els that he died in about three hours.
DR.. Howell, of Cherryville got to the
wounded man and sewed up his wound
but it was 30 serious that he could not
save him. ......'..Last Thursday night,
at the residence of Rev. J. G. Galloway,
about 9 o'clock, Mr.. John Mayes and
Miss Fannie Smith were married. The
marriage was secret one and did not
get out for day or two. The bride is
daughter of our townsman, Mr.. Laban
Smith, and the groom is spinning room
boss at the Avon mill. Only a few
persons knew anything about the mar
riage and they were asked to keep it
but by some way or other II
leaked out last Saturday. We con-
gratulate the couple and hope that
their journey through life together will
be long and happy one. Gazette,
November 9: Mr. w. w. Boyce, York
county's auditor, is in town today. '"'''
As Captain Dilling was driving to the
mill yesterday morning his horse be-
came frightened and ran, throwing
Capt. Dilling out and dislocating his
shoulder. Physicians were immediate
ly summoned and set his shoulder.
From last report he was resting quietly.
.........Mr. J. S. Brice, of Yorkville, s.
c., passed through the city, Monday,
on his way to Gafney.