Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-11-30
10TH INSTALlMENT
Thursday Morning, Jan. 2, 1859
Our Schools.

(Thursday Morning, Jan. 2, 1869
Our Schools.
But few communities in the upper
districts are favored with better edu-
cational facilities than are afforded
within the precincts Of our pleasant
little town.
The Kings Mountain Military
school under the superintendency OF
Col. A. Coward as surviving principal
Is now entering upon its 18th year OF
an existence once prosperous beyond
the usual measure Of success allotted to
such institutions. Like other institu-
tions Of learning, its influence and
prosperity have been seriously de-
minished by the late years Of dearth
that have visited US; but the enter
prising proprietor still hangs out his
banner and each session has marshall
ed under it a fair proportion Of stu
dents. The advertisement in our
columns presents interesting facts to
those who are seeking for a high
school for their boys and we speak
fairly when we say there is none we
can more highly recommend to par
ents.
The Yorkville Female college will
resume operations for the present year
with the same competent corps Of in
structors employed during the last.
A material reduction in prices Of tu-
ition and board has been made and
arrangements are complete for as
many as may come. The course Of in
struction in this institution is thor
ough and the best recommendation we
can give it Is to refer to the excellent
wives and pretty sweethearts it has
furnished to the country. I'VE do
speak what we do know" when we
say this.
Mrs. c. A. Neil ldvcrtiscs that the
exercises Of her school will be re-
sumed on the third Monday in this
month. She has had considerable ex-
perience as teacher Of youth and the
patronage she has heretofore received
is an index Of the esteem in which she
is held by her patrons.
Rev. ]. T. Wilkins, assisted by Rev.
Tillman r. Gains, proposes to COM
mence a school at the brick academy
on the second Monday in this month.
The principal is a gentleman Of edu-
cation and the assistant is not with
ont aynorianna taochnr
Langham academy. Rev. Mr.. Latham,
the principal Of this institution, an
nounces that the exercises will be re-
sumed on the 18th inst. Mr. Lathan's
success as a teacher. has been very
marked and we can without hesita-
ton, commend him as teacher.
Married-On the 26th inst. by Rev.
]. R. Baird. Mr.. R. A. Hagans and Miss
Mary E. Shaw, all Of this district.
In Rush county, Texas, on the 7th
of November, by Rev. Arch Wadkin-
son, Mr.. Robert Patrick and Miss
Fanny Clinton, youngest daughter of
Minor Clinton, formerly of York dis
trict.
On the 18th inst, by ]. D. P. Cur
renee, Esq, Mr.. Andrew Bremen and
Miss Paulina Wagstaff, all Of CASTOR
county, n. c.
On the 18th ult., by ]. D. P. Cur
renee, Esq, at the residence Of Miss
Mary Duff, Mr.. R. o. Howe and Miss
o. F. Ragan, all Of CASTOR, N. C.
On the 10th ult., by ]. D. P. Cur
renee, Esq, Mr.. Franklin Fl. Young
blood and Miss NJ. A. PARROT, all Of
York district.
On the 10th inst, by ]. D. P. Cur
renee, Esq. Mr.. w. E. Jackson and
Miss NJ. A. Youngblood, all Of York
district.
At Lancaster C. H.. on the 18th
ult., by Rev. ]. N. Craig, Capt. B. j.
Witherspoon and Miss Mary L.. daugh-
ter of VIM. Stevens.
IN this district. on the oath ult., by
D. D. Moore. Esq. Mr.. VIM. I. Smith
and Miss H. Rebecca Smith, both Of
Chester district.
On the 18th inst. at 9 o'clock a. m.
by Rev. W. w. Carothers. Mr.. R. Wal
ter Love and Miss NJ. Eunice, daugh-
ter of DR.. VIM. Moore, all Of this dis
trict.
On the 18th inst. at 6 o'clock p. m.
Nv Rev. W. w. Carothers. Mr.. N. B.
Campbell and Miss Margaret E. Wal
lace, all Of this district.
On Tuesday night, 18th ult., at the
residence of Mr.. Sam Jackson, near
Marion. Miss. by Rev. A. l.. Kline
Mr.. y. ]. Stroud and Miss Nancy
Jenkins. formerly of York district.
(To be Continued.)