Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-07-18

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Pullman Service Discontinued.
The Carolina and NORTHWESTERN
railroad has issued a circular announc-
ing that after the arrival of train NO
II on Sunday July 10. the Pullman
service inaugurated on trains Nos. ~
and II, on May 23 last. will be discon-
tinued.
Educational Rally.
The holding at Tirzah Of the educa-
tional rally referred to In The EN-
ou1RAR recently has been definitely
decided upon. Superintendent Of Edu-
cation Carroll met the Tirzah people
few days ago and a discussion or de-
tails was commenced: The rally Is
to be held on August IL and IL, ano
is to last two days. Governor Heywarc
is to be invited to make an educationa
address and there will probably be 9TH
er speakers. Every effort will be made
to secure the attendance OF as many
school children as possible.
Burglary at Fort Mill.
Fort Mill Times, Wednesday: Sat
urday night between the hours of mid
night and day, the grocery store or A
o. Jones, on Main street, was entered
by burglars and robbed Of about $50 IN
cash. Entrance to the store was maze
by prizing a wire screen from one OF
the front windows. The money stolen
had been deposited in the office safe
but by an oversight Mr.. Jones had
closed the store and left the safe un-
locked. This made 1t easy sailing fol
the thieves. for all that was necessary
was to enter the building, pry open
the small safe drawer and lift the con-
tents. In the drawer, besides the $25
in silver. were a lot of pennies and
checks, such as are used by the store
Of the Fort Mill Manufacturing COM
pany. The rogues evidently were not
hunting small fry. for the pennies and
drawer. Thus far Mr.. Jones has miss
ed nothing from his stock. apd there
is no clue as to the guilty parties.
Death of. Miss Lizzie Adams.
Gastonia special Of July is to Char
lotte Observer: After long and pain
full illness, extending over some three
months, Miss Lizzie Adams died last
night at her home in this city. Fol
sometime it has been known by hel
friends that her death was only mat
ter of days, and the sad news this
morning QlQ not COIIle as q sui ~ LOG
The funeral services were held thi:
afternoon at the First Presbyterian
church, conducted by the pastor, Rev
w. MEG. Shields. and the remains were
inferred in the city cemetery. The de
ceased leaves two sisters. Mrs. Pressly
Neel Of Rock HILL S. c., and Miss Emf
ly Adams, of this city; and three broth.
ers. DR.. c. E. Adams Mr.. John H
Adams, and Mr.. ]. Holbrook Adams
all Of this city. In addition to these
there are many relativse through
out this section, especially in Yorl
county. The life Of Miss Adam!
has been one spent completely in ser
vice for others. For twenty years sh'
has been teaching and the great ma
jority Of the children raised in this cit!
during that time have, to a more Of
less degree, come under her influence
as a teacher. Not only has this beer
the case in the day schools. but. being
the consecrated Christian woman tina
she was, her work naturally led her in
to the Sunday schools, where for
long time she was the instructor Of tht
infant class. She possessed the happy
faculty Of attracting children's love
On this account it would be impossi'
BILE for one to even estimate the inf1u'
ence that she welded for good. Th'
sympathy Of the entire community |!
extended to the bereaved members o
the family.