Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-04-10

tation, in the Baptist church Sabbath
evening. He was formerly pastor of
the Hickory Grove charge. His friends
We're glad to see him again. There
was large incavation at the Brown
mine Tuesday and that night, caus-
ed by so much water running into the
shafts. The new shaft of 65 or 70 feet
depth was filled with soil. The pump
was 80 feet below the surface Of the
earth, down in the main shaft, which
is buried. The new tunnel Is all right.
Work had to be suspended for several
days until the ground becomes settled,
then it will be resumed again. Mr..
Fred Franks has shipped more ore
from that mine than has been sent
from any mine in this section. He
shipped three carloads last week to At
lanta, Ga. He seems to understand
his business and carries it on quietly
and steadily. We wish him success In
his spirit Of development and enterprise.
..... Miss Matte Leech is spending
Whitesides, Of Blacksburg. Miss
Bessie Howe Is visiting Mrs. DR.. T. B.
Whitesides, of Blacksburg.
CHEROKEE.
Gaffney Ledger, April 5: Miss Mary
Jefferies, the accomplished daughter of
Hon. and Mrs. VIM. Jefferies, of Home,
has been appointed sponsor for Chero-
kee regiment, u. c. ", and will repre-
sent the regiment at the reunion IN
Columbia. Eta Jane correspond
ence: Hon. D. E. Finley, M. c., has
our thanks for public documents sent
us. Also Hon. John L. McLaurin, U. >.
senator, has sent us several docu-
ments, for which he has our thanks.
Although he is a target for nearly all
the political sharpshooters in the
state, and out of it, too, our people
need not be surprised to see the turn
things may take next year. We Will
wait and watch. Some people always
sympathize with the top dog in the
fight.
CHESTER.
Lantern, April S: Miss Edna Har-
din, and Messrs. j. B. Stevens, j. G.
Robinson and r. H. Woods went to
Cheraw to attend the marriage Of Mr..
Paul Hardin and Miss Wannamaker
Wednesday evening. The party re-
turned yesterday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hardin are boarding at Mr.. w. H.
Rosborough's. Monday, while put
ting up shafting at the Eureka mills,
Messrs. Geo. Ferrell, Will Roddey,
Frank Cookson and Robt. Cloud got a
dangerous fall, and all were more or
less injured. Mr.. Ferrell had shoul-
der dislocated, two teeth knocked out
and face bruised. He has insurance
that will pay him $40 a week While ne
is disabled. The last case we reported
was that of Sam Leach. The next
case was that Of Lizzie Nelson and
Martha Carter, represented by. S. E.
McFadden and A. l.. CASTOR. Assault
and battery with intent to kill. Con-
tinued. Gabe Mccullough, charged
with violation Of dispensary law, was
sentenced to months and 800. Sen
tence suspended until fall term, on
motion of ]. H. Marion. Alice Cure
ton pleaded guilty of grand larceny
Sentenced to six months to the peni-
tentiary. Will Borders, represented
by Glenn & McFadden, plead guilty OF
gambling. $40 and one day. Lewis
Johnson, house breaking and larceny
Plead guilty. Nine months. ]. c.
Mcclure attorney. Char. Jaggers, as
sault and battery with intent to kill
Four years or s4O0. Caldwell & Cas-
ton. Thos. Rosborough, Brown Colvin
Jas. Abel, Will Douglass, Chas. STRAIT
ford, plead guilty. Jas. Abel, $35 and
one day; Chas. Stratford, $35 and &c
days; the others $40 and one day. Diff
ferent lawyers spoke word in behalf
of these prisoners. Robt. Harris AND
John Chisholm. Gambling. $50 and sc
days. Paul Hemphill and w. H. New;
bold. VIM. Chalk and Robt Carter
Grand larceny. Plead guilty. One
year. Mr. Marion spoke in behalf OF
Chalk. John Jenkins. Murder. Ten
years. Caldwell & CASTOR. James
Wright. Violation Of dispensary law
Nine months. w. H. Newbold. Au-
gusta Blackwell. Violation dispensary
law. Not guilty. w. H. NeWbold
Mary Archie. Murder. Not guilty
Glenn & McFadden. Amos Hooper
Larceny from the person. Not guilty
Caldwell & CASTOR. Friday evening
court adjourned till Monday.