Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1900-01-31
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GASNON N-Gastonia Gazette, Janu.
ary 26: Mr.. f. b. Carnes left yesterday
to make his home in York county. ''''''
One day last week a hungry buzzard
was in Mr.. Mel Davis's barnyard,
where he had some shoats. Nearby
was one of his fine Berkshires. The
buzzard walked up, striking the shoat
on the neck with its beak, cutting
cash three inches long. No doubt the
buzzard wanted mess of fresh pork.
...."Gastonia is to have another mill
Trenton No. 9. Yesterday, at meet
ing of the board of directors of the
Trenton mill, it was decided to build
another mill alongside the present
one. 1t is to be duplicate of the old
nill, with 5000 spindles, aud the sec
retary and treasurer was given orders
to proceed TO build as soon as possible.
Twill Propst, ii 10 year old son oi
Mr.. Propsl, who works for j. +. Page
& Co., and two other boys, were out
hunting "Wednesday afternoon. The
boys were standing talking, when the
gun slipped of log, on which he
had the butt.eud resting, the hammer
striking the 10y and discbarging the
gun. The entire load of shot passed
through his left hand, breaking The
bones in two fingers, and leaving a
hole about the size of half dollar.
1t was dressed and bandaged by u
doctor, as soon as he could walk to
town; but it will be quite while
before he can use il, as it was badly
lacerated. He seems 10 have bad luck
along this line, having had an arm
and finger broken before.
CHEROKEE-The Gafney Ledger,
January 26: Mr.. Frank Kenuelt, a
member of one of Cherokee's old and
respected families, died at the residence
of his father, Mr.. Columbus Kennelt, in
this city, Oh the 23rd inst, in the 29th
year of his aye, and was buried al
Pacolet Mills Wednesday,. ''''''Rev. II.
w. Hawkins, All evangelist of klng's
Mountain, accompanied by his singer,
J. h. George, is in the city holding d
meeting in school house OH Robert
son street. At each service the house
is filled 10 overfowng, and much in
terest is being manifested. .'''''''''Au ac'
quainlance of The Ledger had all oc
casion to buy a half pint "chemlcally
pure fuss Y" yesterday, aud when
mpling it short time after, he
found several pieces of & lass i'll his
mouth, which he threw out but says
he is sure he swallowed several pieces.
He then Investigated it and found d
number of pieces in the bottle Of dii'
ferent sizes from very minute to the
size of ones finger nail. The mixed
whisky and glass remaining in the
bottle did not look inviting, and we
suggest TO fuss X" customers u
"shake before taking"
LANCASTER - Ledger, January
81: Mr.. H. p. Collins mas accepted a
Job with the G. & NV. railroad, aud
moved with his family to Chester yes,
terday. ........"M Walter f EiwardS, OF
Newport, visited Mr.. H. p. ParDues
family last Saturday and Sunday '.''''
Robert, the only son of Mr.. and Mrs.
|. r. Hunter, died at this place last
Wednesday night at 8 o'clock, after an
illness Of several weeks, aged about
s wears and 6 months. .'''''''''Coronet
Young held an inquest Thursday over
The body of Rebecca Stevens, wife OF
Joe Stevens, coloreh, aged about &c
years. She lived in the Creek neighbor'
hood and started out from home APP
parently as well as usual but had
scarcely gotten into the road, about 5C
yards from the house, before she fell d
corpse. Heart failure was the cause
of death.