Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1914-01-16

along the editor will keep in mind in
cidents Of personal interest, marriages
and deaths Of we'll known people,
weather events and general happen
ings out of the ordinary. In the mean
time persons who may desire further
| information about matters that may
have been only briefly mentioned are
invited to call at the offlce Of the edi-
tor and examine the original records.
EIGHTEENTH INsTALEMENT
Thursday. March Is, 1S5S.-Married
l-On Thursday evening, 18th instant
by Rev. ]. M. H. Adams, Mr.. J. M. Hen
derson Of Mecklenberg Co.. N. c., and
Miss Leonora E. Simril, of Yorkville.
In Yorkville, on the 23d ultimo, by
Rev. j. M. H. Adams, Rev. William B.
Corbett, and Miss Lizzie, daughter Of
Col l. D. Witherspoon.
The Columbia cotton market Is quot
ed at from 81 to III cents.
| Mention is made Of a vaccination
campaign on account Of smallpox
scare.
| Thursday morning, March 25, 1885,
The absence Of the editor attending
court at Chester, will explain the con-
dition of our editorial columns this
week.
| sMarried-On Tuesday, 18th instant.
by Rev. ]. J. Jones. Mr.. Sunny Russ,
Of Cleveland, N. c., and Miss Elizabeth
| Carroll, of York district.
On Tuesday, 23d instant. Mr.. Robert
A. Black and Miss Martha, daughter
Of VIM. Berry, Esq, all Of York dis
trict.
| Thursday, April I, 1S5S.-Saturday
last in the forenoon, the kitchen at
tached to the Barracks" Of the Kings
Mountain military school, caught fire
from a stovepipe and was entirely con-
sumed-together with large quantity
of provisions. The manly efforts Of the
cadets, aided as soon as possible by our
citizens, were sufficient to save the
surrounding buildings which were for a
time in imminent danger. The loss
will probably amount to fifteen hum
dred dollars.
This issue contains column Of COM
ments by exchanges on the recent
change in the ownership Of The En-
quirer. The exchanges which make
comments include the following: New
berry Conservatist, Charleston Mer-
curry, Anderson Carolinian, Union Jour-
nal Lexington Flag, Charleston Stand
ard, Abbeville Press, Anderson Gazette,
Lancaster Ledger, Yorkville Chronicle,
Greenville Patriot, Spartanburg Spar
tan, Sumter Watchman, Charleston
Courier, Charleston News, Laurensville
Herald, Camden Journal, Edgefield Ad-
vertiser
The editor Of the Keowee Courier
states that he has seen a one dollar
counterfeit bill on the bank OF Ches-
ter. The Bank Of Chester does not Is
sue bills of a less denomination than
IS.
| Wednesday Of this week the court
took up the entire time with the case
of Ephraim Mitchell, charged with ne
gro stealing. The court assigned Col.
T. N. Dawkins and Sam'l w. Melton to
the defense; and the prosecution was
conducted by Solicitor c. D. Melton,
ESQ. The case was one Of a peculiar
Characteristic result of trap planned
and executed by two North Carolinians
named Bollinger and Ryne. Every pos
sible effort was made for the prisoner;
but with no friends, no money and no
witnesses, no time for counsel, and the
game entirely played out in the hands
of his enemies, every exertion Of course
was unavailing. The prisoner was, on
Saturday, sentenced to be hung on Fri
day. the Fourth day of June next.
| Married-On Wednesday morning
last, the Gath ultimo, about l o'clock a.
m, by L. L. Love, Esq, Mr.. Edward
Owens and Miss Margaret Warlick, all
of this district.
Thursday, April 29, 1S5S.-Married on
the 22d instant by Rev. j. A. Davis,
Mr.. VIM. B. Davidson and Miss Sallie
S., second daughter Of the late Hugh
Allison, deceased, all Of this district.
In the vicinity Of Charlotte, N. c., on
the 18th instant by Rev. ]. Monroe An
derson, James NJ. Hutchison, Esq, and
Miss Lizzie j., daughter Of Maj. Benz.
Morrow.
On the 18th instant by Rev. E. j.
Meynardie, Thomas McCully, Esq, OF
Chesterville, and Miss Sallie A. NJ
daughter Of Adam T. Walker, Esq, OF
Chester district.
Kerosene Lamps-Our publisher has
instructed us to write a number OF
good things concerning handsome