Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1904-01-19
LOCAL LACONICS.
Remedy For Hoa Cholera.

Remedy For Hog Cholera.
A number of cases Of hog cholera
have been reported throughout the
country surrounding Yorkville. espec-
tally to the southeast during the past
few days. The losses from the disease
have been quite serious, and the fol-
lowing remedy recently obtained by
Mr.. w. r. Carroll from an experienced
stockman Of Tennessee, will no doubt
prove Of interest and value: "One-halt
pound Of black antimony: / pound OF
cayenne pepper; 1 pound copperas; !
pound soda; pound madder: 1 pound
ground ginger. Give one tablespoon
full three times a day."
Death Of Mrs. j. w. Marshall.
Mrs. ]. Wilson Marshall died at her
home in Rock Hill last Thursday night
after a brief illness. The following Is
from the Herald of Saturday: The de-
ceased was a daughter Of the late w.
I. Clawson and his wife Martha Will
liam Clawson, and was born in York
vile, June 18th, 1S41. She attended
the Yorkville Female college, from
which she graduated in 1858. On the
18th Of December, 1860, the day before
South Carolina seeded, she was mar
'ried to Capt. ]. w. Marshall. A few
days afterwards she accompanied him
to his home on Edisto river in Collie
ton county. Six weeks later Captain
Marshall volunteered for service in the
army Of the Confederacy and from
that time until the close Of the war she
lived alternately between her home on
the Edisto river and her fathers home
in Yorkville. After the war she re-
moved with her husband and three
children to Fort Mill township, where
the family lived until they came to
Rock Hill in 1892. To them were born
ten children, namely: Julia, wife
Of w. w. Boyce, now dead; Jennie,
wife Of Rev. r. L. Grier Of Elizabeth
City N. c.; Emily, who died at the
age Of nine years; an infant son who
died at birth; J. Wilson Warshall; VIM.
c. Marshall, who died when two and
one-half years old; Fred D. Marshall
of Atlanta; Miss Mary M. Marshall; ].
Edward Marshall and.Thomas E. Mar
shall of Cleveland, o.
Death of Col. c. J. Pride.
Col. Cadwallader ]. Pride, died at
the residence Of his son-in-law, DR..
w. r. Simpson, in Rock Hill, last Fri
day morning at $40 o'clock, after a
long and tedious illness. The Rock
Hill Herald Of Saturday contains the
following brief sketch Of his career:
Col. Pride was born at Wyoming, the
family home Of the Prides, near Lands
ford, in Chester county. His father
was Frederick Lafayette Jones Pride
and his mother Amaryllis Sitgreaves
Of Halifax, N. G.. He spent his young
manhood in the Landsford section and
after his marriage in 1851 to his cous-
in, Amelia Sitgreaves, a daughter OF
Col. John Sitgreaves, he continued to
live at the Pride home for several
years. He with his young wife re-
moved to Roddey town, in Chester
county, where he was engaged in the
mercantile business. Thence he re-
moved to what was known as Pride's
old store, likewise in Chester county,
where he continued the mercantile bus
mess. Coming to Rock Hill, after the
war he made this his home until the
day of his death. At one time he held
the position Of magistrate, that Of town
marshal, was a United States commits
sioner for twenty eight years, and was
census enumerator in 1890. In 1892 he
was appointed postmaster Of this city.
being succeeded by Mr.. E. E. Poag In
1896. In 1900 he was again appoint
ed postmaster and died when his COM
mission lacked only ten days Of ex-
piring. The family name Of the de-
ceased was not Pride, but Jones. The
reason for this is explained in a lit
tie volume written in 1899 by the late
Col Cadwallader Jones Of this county,
who dedicated this highly interesting
book in the following manner: ITO
my descendants this history Of my an
cestors Is affectionately dedicated by
Cadwallader Jones'" Maj. Cadwalla-
der Jones Of North Carolina, was the
father of Frederick Lafayette, Halcott
j., Cadwallader and Lucy. Frederick
Lafayette Jones assumed the name Of
Pride at the request Of his uncle, Hal
colt Briggs Pride, who died childless,
and was very desirous of perpetuating
his family name. 1t was Frederick
Lafayette Jones Pride then who moved
to Chester county and settled at Wyo-
ming on the Catawba river. He was
the father Of the deceased as we'll as
of Martha Cobb, afterwards Mrs. DR..
Thomas Hunt of New Orleans; Hal
colt ]. Pride, and DR.. John Sitgreaves
Pride. To Col. Pride and his wife,
Amelia Sitgreaves Pride, were born
seven children, viz: Frederick ]. Pride,
who died unmarried; John Sitgreaves
Pride, Allen DeSaussure Pride, sup
posed to be dead; Cadwallader Pride,
Jr, who married Kate C. Rowley.
daughter Of DR.. Rowley, Of Greenville.
who has one daughter, Amelia; Arthur
Love Pride, dead; Junius Atmore
Pride of Columbia, who married Mar
tha Lillard of Knoxville, Tenn, hav-
ing two children, Helen Cadwallader
and William; Annie Ross Pride, who
married DR.. w. R. Simpson Of Rock
Hill, two children, Cadwallader Pride
and William R. being Of this issue.