The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-14
,AKEA1Rs IN TIE STATE.
GeorHetoWu.

..sa0eorgetoNp.
Old Georgetown is waxing up. velocipede
has aotu lily made fts appearance in the town,
prppelled by its owner, Mr.. R. Z. Wallace. The
sandy streets. however, made locomotIon
rather heavy work.
Kershaw.
Tbs crops in the immediate neighborhood OF
Liberty Hill, Kershaw County, are suffering
foc rain. No ram has fallen there In near four
weeks. Nevertheless. the crops aIe quite prom
jaip9. and enterprisipg planters are pushing
things ahesd with characteristic energy.
Greenville.
A meeting for fhe encouragement Of the air
line railroad was held in Greenvl'le on sales
dAs. The committee appointed to cowmuni-
cate with the president and directors OF the
company. were given until August to report.
RESOLUTIONS were adopted asking the munl-
oipsl authoritles for subscriptions, and asking
fhe seiectmep to hold meetings and collect SUBJ
scriptions. A barbecue ls to be given in July.
Union.
The UnionviIle Times comes to us handsome
IL clad in bran new dress.
The Union County Agricultural Society met
on Monday last adopted . constitution, and
. Appointed a committee Of five to canvass the
distriet IN bahalt Of the State Agricultural So
caety. The folio owing resolution was also adopt
ed: Resolued That the president OF this socle-
~ appoint committee Of thres TO protest
akainst the wantoI and intolerabe taxation
enforced on the landed property OF the State.
and to invite cooperation with US by the state
and other countv societi 8, whose oppression
10 common with our own.
0conee
WIN. Wooden, Of Wal ,alla, has been ap-
poipted magistrate BY Governor Scott for the
County OF Ocouee.
The Walhslla Courier says: "The intensely
warm weather OF the past week OF ten days
has been. since the recent rains, succeeded by
cold, unusual Tor the season. Th crops. how
+eyer, have improved wonderfully, and now pre-
sent healthy arpca aDc". Wheat croos in
thls aectiou are &, neral,y finer than tor several
years past.
Yuckaseegee rnrpp,ke Company. originally
valued at 5000 was sold bv Tie County Com
missioners N pursuance OF an act passed at
the last session OF the Legislature for the sum
OF 3fa The county waa the purcaaser.
-9j2lai - Ladrcns.
"Wednesday last was Return Day for this dis
triot-a ,out eighty cases beiog returned.
This il the smallest issue since The war.
Rob Young. a black fellow 10 shot down,
vithfS shot gun, a coiored man BY the name Of
John Dial at Clinton, IN the fall OF 1867, has
boeu osptued. He is IN jail a. Concord. Ca.
baRras County, North G rolina, and ava ts the
reduisition OF Governor So,,tt- =
The to. dance on sale-sday Was small, COM
paranvely. No sa.es BY public officers that We
heard Of Reports Of the wheat crop :ayora-
be ;oool we'tuer aud great rains keeping the
dsmiuative cotton IN the background, and the
grass making strides BY day aud by night.
The District Ag, lcnlturai Society met IN the
courthouse n ~onday. number OF acces-
Ions were maue to the membership Every
.uslness mar the district should ioiu and
encourage this movement.
DR.. ]. A. Stewart died W tn paralysis in Lou
Hens on Inc 10 b. DR.. Stewart was resident