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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-01-01

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
VIM. Dobson-Has a good young mu

VIM. Dobson-Has a good young mule
for sale.
J. A. Shannon, No. Wants a pur,
chaser for a nice young milch cow
Bank of Hickory Grove-Publishes 6
statement of it's condition at the
close of business on Dec. Goth.
J. H. Saye, Trustee-Gives notice o
sale of stock of merchandise of w
r. Burgess & Son, bankrupts.
]. c. Pursley, No. Has cow fol
which he wants to find an owner
Taken up Dec. 18th.
]. LESLIE McGill, Sec.-Calls a meet
ing of Kings Mountain Cotton asso.
citation for next Saturday.
First National Bank-Says that the
money deposited with it is Away!
at your command and that at:
safe"
J. L. Williams & Co.-Want you t
know that their low prices have
nothing to do with the character Of
goods they sell.
Miss Rosa Lindsay-Gives notice tha
her studio will be closed until Sat-
urday, Jan. 5th.
Loan & Savings Bank-Says its policy
is to confine its business to this i'm
mediate vicinity.
M. w. White-Applies the moral Of
colored preacnerS el1ortS 10 tnt
buying and selling Of bonds, stock!
and real estate.
Star Drug Store-Receives a fresh lo
of Nunnallys candies every week
and say that in this candy you gel
the best.
Strauss s-Smith Co.-Announce a spe
cial ten days clearance sale, ant
quote reduced prices on large va
riatv of canconph1e goods
York Drug Store-Calls your atten
ton to the desirability of using the
best correspondence stationery fol
letter writing.
]. O. Wray, The Leaders, takint
an inventory of stock and will have
something Of interest to say later on
York Supply Co.-Extends the com
pliments of the season to friend!
and customers. Iron roofing.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-01-01
Tuesday, January 1, 1907.

Of $1,000 placed on the main was won
by South Carolina There were sew
enteen matches. the South Carolinians
winning nine of the fights. There
were large number Of birds on the
scene and after the main was conclud-
ed a number of hack matches were
arranged The fighting commenced at
10 O'Clock a. m. and continued all day.
The crowd numbered about hundred,
there being in attendance visitors from
Greenwood, Laurens and other local
towns in this state and Charlotte, Sal
isbury and other North Carolina
towns. OF course, there was a large
amount Of money to change hands "on
the side.' This is the first big main
that has been pulled OFF In Laurens In
a long time.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-01-01
Mr.. G. w. Wilkerson, rural

Mr.. G. w. Wilkerson, rural route
inspector is in this county with blood
In his eye for bad roads.
Mr.. John L. Rainey gave the chain
gang a sumptuous Christmas dinner
including turkey, chickens, cakes, pies
and all known good things in great
abundance.
The Gaffney. papers tie for first
place in the News and Courier's coun-
ty press gossip column yesterday
Each paper has four paragraphs to
its credit. There were only two para
graphs from The Enquirer
There is a persistent rumor to the
effect that the Seaboard Air Line peo-
pie have acquired the old Three Cs
portion of the Southern from Camden
to Marion; but UP to this time there
Is very little that seems to be con-
firmatory Of the rumor.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-01-01
WITHIN THE TOWN.

Mr.. George H. Sherrer has return
ed to Yorkville from Gastonia and pur-
chased an interest in Baber's barber
shop.
The Loan and Savings Bank and
the First National bank each paid out
semi annual dividends Of 8 per cent
yesterday.
The town is pretty well filled with
colored people today. They came prin-
cipally because of Emancipation Day.
1t is the prettiest first day of jan
uary that this section has known fol-
ten years. DR.. Miles Walker says jan
uary l, 1897 was about like today.
The young men and boys rang out
the old and rang in the new last
night. Beginning at shortly before
IL the bells began to toll, and then as
the midnight hour came all the bells
rang furiously. Along with the ringing
of the bells the boys made round OF
the streets, singing, yelling, shooting
fire works, ringing door bells and hav-
ing a great time generally. So far as
is reported there was no malicious
mischief like the tearing up Of bridges
and carrying away Of gates such as
occurred on Christmas night.
The Coney Island Amusement
company arrived yesterday afternoon
and after working practically al
night and all day today, every thing
is ready for exhibition. The company
is in charge of Mr.. A. T. Wright. who
was the principal manager of the
Barkoot Carnival company that was
here last January, and he assures US
that he has a better lot of shows now
than he has ever had before. They
| include the Katzenjammer Castle, g
mystifying and amusing attraction
| that has heretofore been exhibited
| only in the larger towns, Moss Bros.
Electrical Extravaganza, the "OlC
Plantation" Wild Rose, Roberta:
Electrical show, consisting of high
class Moving Pictures, Penny Picture
Arcade, an Oriental Show, featuring
| Label Fereda, one af the Turkish
women who was brought to America
to dance at the Worlds Fair, anC
numerous smaller attractions such a:
cane racks, knife racks, ball games
etc. There is a first class brass banc
along. The shows are in the F. f.
Smith lot on South Congress street
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-01-01
MERE-MENTIoN.

The Georgia bucket shops have to
close business today on account OF
the operation OF a new law now going
into effect. E. Former Senator Caffrey
II Louisiana Is dying at his home In
New Orleans. i. The United States
war department is planning to abolish
the four negro regiments OF the army
and will urge congress to repeal. the
law which requires the secretary TO
maintain them. -. In a railway col
lision near Arbroath, Scotland, last
Friday sixteen persons were killed
and more than thirty injured. .......
George w. Perkins of the firm Of j.
p Morgan & Co.. and Chas. s. Fair
child, secretary Of the treasury under
Cleveland, have been indicted by the
New York city grand jury on six sep
arate charges of forgery as result Of
the New York Life Insurance compa--
ny investigation. 49,. The Philadelphia
marriage license bureau issued $4,000
licenses during 1906. Congressman
John Wesley Gaines Of Tennessee, has
dug up an old law which cuts off the
pay of congressman, who are absent
from house sessions except in case OF
sickness. -. The Farmers and Dro-
vers' bank of Waynesboro. Pa, was
closed by a bank examiner a few days
ago. and among other assets the ex-
aminer has found 100000 worth Of
forged raper. The trial of Harry
Thaw for the murder Of Stanford
White is expected to be one OF the
shortest on record In New York. The
'rcsecution will have only half doz-
en- witnesses. -. Yaqui Indians are on
the yarpath in Sonora, Mexico. and a
number Of Americans and Mexicans
have been butchered. .Philadelphi9
had 100000 incendiary fire last
Thursday night. -. JAS. Bryce, Brit
lsh secretary for Ireland. will succeed
sir Mortimer .Durand, as ambassador
At Washington. -. General Ltiyinon,
governor Of the province or Akmo-
'insk, Asiatic Russia, was assassinat-
ed Friday. President Roosevelt
will give q state dinner complimentary
to Speaker Cannon on Friday evening.
Ian. 4th. ..... .Wilbert T. George, q
negro. is the only eligible for a posi-
ton in the Hattiesburg, Miss, postof-
zee, now. vacant. He will not take the
lob because of his having been threat
aned with mob violence. -. Jas. j.
Tefferies. the heavyweight champion,
will try conclusions with Bill Squires,
IN Australian pugulist, sometime In
April. The purse will be $30.000...
The railroad commission of Texas has
-assed an order reducing Pullman
fares in that state 20 per cent. The
Pullman company will resist the order.
>. Jacob H. Schiff, the New York
tanker, Is backing a scheme to colo
nize Russian Jews near Galveston.
Texas. The value of the Maine fish
catch during 1906 amounted TO $4,04S,-
923. i. 4. James McCrea, first vice pres
ident of Pittsburg. will probably sue
ceed A. ]. Cassett as president OF the
Pennsylvania railroad system.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-01-01

WATSON DIsoUALIFIED.-Mr. Harvey
Jordan. president of the Southern
Cotton association, has given. notice
that he will resign that position In
January, but this does not prevent Mr..
Tom Watson from making an attack
on him and demanding his resignation.
II seems that on account Of some
newspaper criticisms to the effect that
Watson's connection with the Southern
Cotton association was an embarrass-
ment to it, he sent his resignation as
member to Mr.. Jordan, expecting
that it would be declined, but Jordan
promptly accepted 1t. This may or
may not explain Mr.. Watson's enmity
toward Mr.. Jordan, but his criticism
# the president of the association
eliminates him as a candidate for that
post. Watson's name had been mem
toned as Jordans successor, but there
was an immediate protest on account
IF Watson's politics. This protest Is
not needed. Mr.. Watson has disqual-
fled himself by his demand for Jor-
dams ignation.-Charlotte Chroni-
Gle.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-01-01

DIED For DuTY.-The Seaboard Air
Lines fast mall No. 80 northbound from
Atlanta to Richmond crashed into q
string of loaded freight cars at Peach
land flag station, nineteen miles east
Of Monroe, last Saturday night, par
TALLY wrecking the passenger train
and killing Engineer. s. e. Maxwell OF
Raleigh.
Running fifty miles an hour Engi-
ueer Maxwell sighted the freight train
rs he rounded the curve near Peach
land, and, with concern only for the
passengers whose lives were In his
rare, he applied the emergency brakes
IN an effort to moderate the impending
crash. The speed was reduced to ten
miles an hour when the train struck.
and the fireman jumped without being
hurt.
Maxwell stuck to his post, was
caught between the engine and tender,
and slowly roasted to death in view OF
the rescuers, who strained every nerve
to reach him. Helplessly pinned In an
upright position, with both feet in the
fire box, the brave man lived four
hours, fully conscious, talking cheer
fully to the rescuers, his last words
being a message to his wife and child
at Raleigh.
No one else was hurt
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-01-01

HOLD UP ON THE SEABoARD.-Near
La Cross, Va, on the Seaboard Air
Line at 2.30 yesterday morning the
passengers in the sleeper Of train 81
out of Richmond, were held up and
robbed Of about $500, besides jewelry.
The robbers, two in number, got on at
Acca, north OF Richmond, as passen-
gers and one remained In a day coach
while the other went through the
sleeper. The Pullman conductor while
attempting to arrest the man robbing
his passengers, was shot by the rob-
Der through the arm. The man then
pulled the emergency brake cord, stop
per the train, and with his confeder-
ate escaped to the woods. +. K. Bull,
millionaire Of Racine, Wis, was
among the passengers who were rob-
bed
The two men who held up the train
are known to the Richmond authori-
ties. They had been shadowed In the
city for four days, but gave the police
the Slip A Petersburg special says
they were heavily armed and had the
passengers at their mercy. The Pull
man conductor, c. A. Eberhart OF Jer-
sey City, N. j., who was shot by one
of the robbers, was not dangerously
hurt.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-01-01

Mr.. Bryan is quoted as saying that
he will not decline another nomina-
ton. Nobody has thought that he
would do anything of the kind. 1t Is
possible that the party will be wise
enough not to give him the opportu-
nity
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-01-01
The Williamson Plan.

On the first page of today's issue we
scientific discussion of the
Williamson discovery in connection
with the proper cultivation Of corn,
the discussion being by Prof. ]. S.
Newman of Clemson college, who Is
probably one of the leading authori-
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-01-01
LOCAL LACONICS.
IL was a Wooden Still.

The correspondent who sent us the
information about the recent seizure
of a still in Cherokee county, says 1t
was a wooden instead of a copper af-
fair as stated.
From Kings Creek to the River.
1t was understood that work on the
spur track from Kings Creek to the
power dam on Broad river was to have
been commenced yesterday. The work
had been delayed because of right OF
way complications, all of which, we
are informed have been satisfactorily
adjusted.
The County Commissioners.
The county board Of commissioners
held their annual meeting on last Sat-
urday; but transacted no business be-
yond the auditing and paying of ac-
counts. This business was the object
of the meeting. The regular monthly
meeting Of the board will be held
next Wednesday.
Look Your Label.
If the label on your paper reads
| "1Jan7" and you have not given your
| name to a clubmaker or sent 1t In TO
this office, this is the last issue you
will receive until the renewal OF your
subscription. Those who have not
yet returned their names and who de-
sire to do So should see the nearest
clubmaker or send the price Of sub
scription to this office at once.
"Love Links"
This is the title of handsome little
volume just issued by the Broadway
| Publishing company Of New YORK.
The author is Mr.. b. NJ. Lee, formerly
of Fort Mill, now of Wellton, Arizona.
1t is the record Of love correspond
ence between the author and Win
throp girl. and the letters are as sweet
| and as chaste as anybody could hope
to read. The press of California has
reviewed the book in a manner that
should prove very gratifying to the
author as well as to the young lady
of Rock Hill, to whom it is dedicated,
Copies of the book may be had from
the Broadway Publishing company.
Price, $1.00.
Medical Society Banquet.
The York County Medical society
enjoyed a banquet at the Shandon
hotel last Friday night. There were
plates for twenty; but several were
absent. The local ministers were in
vited; but Rev. n J. Cauthen was the
only one who was able to attend, Rev.
F.. +. Gillespie being out Of town and
Reys. ]. o. Babin and w. c. Ewart
being kept away by ministerial en-
cagements. Dr. f. w. Pressly, presi-
dent of the society presided, and ap-
propriate short talks were made by DR..
Pressly. DR.. Roddey Miller and Rev.
MIR. Cauthen. The banquet was
splendidly gotten up in every way,
and was highly creditable to Proprie-
tor Sadler. Of the hotel as well as the
| doctors.
Miss Leila Brice.
Chester Reporter: Miss Leila M.
Brice. sister of Mr. A. G. Brice and
Mrs. ]. NJ. Caldwell of this city, died
at her home in Due West Thursday
morning after a brief illness. The re-
| mains were brought to this city Fri
day evening and taken to Hopewell A
r. p. church Saturday morning for
| interment. Miss Brice was the daugh-
ter of Rev. and Mrs. r. w. Brice. Her
father was pastor at Hopewell for
many years, but after his death the
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-01-01

WRECK NEAR WAsHINGToN.-Ther
was terrible wreck on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad. last Sunday night,
caused by an extra train of empty
freight cars running into a passenger
train that was standing at Terra Gotta
station taking on passengers. Fifty
passengers were killed. including many
that were trying to get on the train
and about eighty were injured, many
so severely that they will die. The
blame has not been definitely fixed but
the engineer and crew of the extra
have been arrested on the charge of
responsibility for the disaster.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-01-01

CcsT OF LAvING.-The New York
World Of last Friday published statis-
tics from it's correspondents in various
states showing that during the past
few years the cost of living has in
creased more than wages have ad-
Ianced.
Twenty states reported, but only In
diana, Rhode Island and Wisconsin
showed greater Increases in wages
than in cost Of living.
Georgia, Maryland and Virginia are
the southern states reported. Virgin
la estimates show that wages have
increased on an average 2 per cent,
while living expenses have increased
Is per cent. Georgia estimates that
wages have increased 20 per cent in
five years, while living expenses have
increased in a greater ratio, and the
startling point is made that the poor
are poorer now than five years ago.
In Maryland living expenses have
increased Is per cent, while only
skilled mechnics are getting wages
averaging 10 per cent higher.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-01-01

Chief Sanitary Officer Gorgas in
report to the isthmian canal commits
sion on the health conditions in the
canal zone during the month Of No
vember notes a steady decline in the
death rate, both among the employees
and the population outside Of the en-
ployees. In July among the employ
ees there were ISL deaths; in Novem-
ber Sc. Among the 5000 white Amer
ican employees three deaths occurred,
with no deaths from any cause in the
families of employees. The number OF
employees constantly sick has fallen
from 1,107 in July to 799 in November.
a rate of thirty per thousand constant
ly sick. Taking the population as q
whole, there were 422 deaths in July,
against 241 in November.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-01-01
The atorkrille enquirer.
YoRKVILLE, s. c.:
TUESDAY, JANUARY !, 1907.

THE general assembly for 1907 will
convene in Columbia on next Tuesday.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-01-01
The County Commissioners.

The county board Of commissioners
held their annual meeting on last Sat-
urday; but transacted no business be-
yond the auditing and paying of ac-
counts. This business was the object
of the meeting. The regular monthly
| meeting of the board will be held
next Wednesday,
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