The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-01
AEEAIRS IN THE STATE.
Clarendon.

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Messrs. w. Nj. Holleman and John A. Bar
ron have been admitted to the bar.
or court doings the Press says Judge
Green presided with dignity, yet in ourte-
to the profession, and as q judge and lawyer
we heard predicted for him q future radiant
with honor and fame. Solicitor Atkinson is
also the fright man in the right place."
GeorgetOwn.
The Times gives o sound lecture to some
scamp who HIS been giving false alarms Of fire
by ringing the town bell
improvements is the order of the day in
Georgetown. Mr.. J. Q. Deal is engaged in
erecting another bakery for MIR. N. Emanuel
at the site OF the old one, and there is some
prospect of q brick store being built. to be fol-
lowed perhaps by others. The treq,1ent con.
hagratiOns OF the wooden stores have at last
awakened q desire to build OF brick.
Anncaster.
We CLEAN from the Ledger the following
items
Lands and other property are advancing.
Farming on the manure system is all the
Several new houses contemplated and old
ones being renovated.
County Commissioners contemplate q new
building on Courthouse square.
Horses and mules are held at twice the tig-
ures they sold for this time last year.
Monroe ia discussed as our trading point as
soon as the railroad is finished to that place.
by farmers III @ and and others t hereabouts, and they
feel pretty good over it; but they don't know
what to do with IL.
Mr.. John Capehart, an old citizen of the dis
trict, died last week.
Alex. Bryce, Sr., who was lately appointed as
one of the assessors TOR OcOnee County,
appointment Of MIR. D. +. Robins, oe this place,
to that position; and 8. q. Herndon has been
sspddA sSpders. '' sA1' . '-S = DA''1
Colonel Low. Of Illinois. and Major Lee. late
superintendent OF the South Casosfpa Peniten-
last: These engineers have entered upon their
duties GS survey and re-estimatef OF work
necessary for the completion OF the Blae Ridge
Railroad. Ehey lett Walhalla Tuesday for
The surveyor, appointed by the Commission
ers to perform the work OF dividing the County
Of Oconee into townships, reported on the Goth
instent q fulalment OF contract. and presented
| to, the board the number, and metes and
bounds OF the townships, together with . full
| plat Of the cou1ty. The townships are eight
| in number, and named and designated aa fol-
lowe: Township No. 1, known as Centre; No.
q, known as Seneca; No. 8, known a., Tugalo;
No. a, known as Wagener; No. 5, known as
Keowae; No. Q, known as Pulaski; No. z, known
| as Caatnga; NOS, known as White Water.
s3s Andersen. #$S9
The Anderson Intelligencer thinks that our
spirited correspondents Birds Eye has so far
neglected the most important town In the np-
country, and hopes that he will soon be ION the
wing, towards Anderson. 81
The Commissioners OF Anderson County have
ordered meeting 10 be held In townshlp No.
i, known and desiR RaRted ~ the Fork tOWnship,
on Saturday, the 18th day Of February next,
for the election OF q town clerk, three select-
one Constable. Every risss!s citizen OF tne ago ago
| OF twenty-one years and upwards, resident
within the township, is allowed to vote. The
Soundasies @ os We I, koHk toMnship are the