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Newspaper
Yorkville Enquirer
Location
York, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1901
Page
4
A humorous exchange from Lipincott's Magazine recalls 1856 and 1860 campaign tactics. A German voter mockingly questions Senator Douglas's decade long bid, suggesting Abraham Lincoln may sit in the presidential chair if Douglas keeps staring longer.
A Milwaukee area priest preached on conjugal decency after noting many male worshippers. A married skeptic's quip about marital truth underscores the tale as a humorous church scene unfolds. A London Tit-Bits anecdote follows about holiday requests and clerical caution.
A western millionaire boasts of being an exception while recalling starting life barefoot. A joke follows about dying with boots on and being born that way. A second item notes a burglar in the cellar prompting a plan to stay upstairs then retreat downstairs, humorously citing the house size.
The lesson outlines Twelve weekly topics on the resurrection and appearances of Jesus, the Great Commission, the Holy Spirit, priesthood in heaven, Saul to Paul, John’s vision, and the new heaven and earth. Each unit pairs a golden text with expository notes emphasizing faith, belief, and faithful witness.
Rev. J. Q. Adams of Reidsville North Carolina and former Rock Hill Baptist pastor spent a day in the city as a guest of Mayor Waters. Adams recently wed Miss Leslie Pleasants of Asheville North Carolina three months ago in a ceremony there.
The Charlotte editorial condemns Senator McLaurin’s Greenville remarks and rebuts a hostile critique labeled as slander. It argues that anti machine factions cry for independent thought while attacking party unity, condemning McLaurin for aligning with Republican policies and using patronage for personal ends.
The editorial attacks Senator McLaurin as a Republican dissembler in the Democratic Party, accusing him of spoils politics, tariffs support, and attempts to seduce Southern Democratic voters. It calls for his removal and contrasts him with Wade Hampton, challenging the party’s integrity and warning readers about misrepresentation. The piece includes numbered rebuttals to specific claims and defends the paper’s position.
Timetable No 4 of the South Carolina & Georgia Extension Railroad in effect at 12:01 a.m. Sunday December 24, 1899. It lists train times, routes, and service details for the line as published in the period.
Trains 32 and 33 connect at Blacksburg with the Gaffney Division. Train 33 from Camden at 12 40 p m westward connects at Lancaster S C with the L and C R R at Catawba Junction with the A L going north and at Rock Hill with the Southern Railway north. Train 11 connects at Blacksburg with the Southern Railway from the south with Marion N C joining the Southern Railway west. Samuel Hunt president A Tripp superintendent.
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