Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-10-20
WITHIN THE TWIN.

| There have been numerous COM
plants of late about INADEQUATE freight
service. Merchants and hilders have
Iihad their freight held up or weeks at
Ia time.
Y THE Yorkville Monument Works
|ihas Just gotten out han some Illus
|itrated catalogue descriptive Of the nu-
kmerous styles Of monuments and
Ftombstones it Is prepared to furnish.
On the first page Of the corer Is cut
Of the Confederate Monument at Fort
Mill and on the last page cut Of the
Kings Mountain monumet.
"A negro named Will Jackson was
before Magistrate Conner tbs morning
on the charge of violatinga a contract.
He had made a contract With Mr.. }.
O. Wray for the year; but on getting
another offer that seemed t, afford an
opportunity for a change went TO
Lancaster county. Mr.. Wrg had him
brought back to York count. On be-
ing arraigned he plead GUILTY and was
sentenced to pay a fine Of $50 or go
to the chaingang for thirty days.
President T. P. Moore of the
Neely Manufacturing company has
message from Mr.. w. 8. Lee Of the
Catawba Power company, assuring
him that electric power vii be de-
livered at the Nicely mill by Novem-
ber /. Compromises have been
reached between the power company
and some of the objecting lind own
ers and where no understanding could
be arrived at the pole line will make
such detours as may be necessary.
- Mr.. Don Mckenzie, agenl for the
big Van Amburg circus and nenagerie,
was here last Wednesday making ar
rangements for the coming Of that ag-
gregation on Wednesday, November l.
The Van Amburg show Is among the
oldest in the country, having been or
ganized originally about the same time
as the famous old John Robinson show.
It used to come to this section years
ago, and there are a numbe: Of older
citizens who went as Children to see
its animals. The show Is new one or
the largest in the country, AMI accord
ing to reports one Of the best
The working forces in the local
dry goods and millinery stores, includ-
ing proprietors and managers are as
follows: At ]. @. Wrays-Messrs. J.
O. Wray, ]. M. Brian, Dan Mitchell
Misses Maggie Dickson, Agnes Blud-
worth, and Mabel Berry. AT ]. M.
Heath & Co's.-Messrs. ]. L. Williams,
Festus Griffin, H. Grier Love, w. Ma
son Mcconnell. Misses Maggie Nc
Corkle, Maggie McFadden, Kate Cody,
Ella Cody, Hattie Broun. At Foushee
Cash Store-L. B. Foushee, Mrs. Fou-
shee, Misses Maggie Barnett, Mamie
Turner, Lucy Smarr, Master Clarence
Foushee. At the Strauss-Smith Co.'S
Messrs. H. c. Strauss, Chas. w. Smith,
w. T. Bruce, T. A. Wilkerson, E. M.
Stanton, George Robertson, Misses
Maggie Glenn, Annie Wallace, Willie
Williams. At Thomson Co's.-Messrs.
James F.. Thomson, H. P. Stowe, Ar
thur Wingate, John F. Youhgblood,
Mrs. Hammett, Misses May Harmon,
Georgia Gattis, Gussie Beatty At
Dobson Bros.-Mr. and Mrs. T. M.
Dobson, Mrs. j. M. Ferguson, Misses
Lizzie Lowry, Rose Hunter, Bessie
Mcconnell, Beulah Richards.
The following from Mr.. r. B. Bah
ington, general manager Of the Pied
mont Telegraph and Telephone COM
pany to Mr.. w. D. Grist, secretary OF
the mass meeting of subscribers Of the
local telephone exchange is published
for the information Of those interested: