The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-01
Meeting. This Day.

WARD !. WARD 8.S
J,W. REED. A. L.. TOBIAS.
Meetings This Day.
st:Patrick's Benevolent Society, at P. n
vigilant Fire Company, at P. N.
Medical Society OF South Carolina, at P. M.
Homestead Building and Loan Association, q
halfpast P. n.
Carolina Rife ClrS; at halrpasts P. u.
Hibernian Society, at halfpast s P. NJ.
Hook and Ladder Company, No. i, at P. N.
Working Committee of Ward 4, at half past
PM
working Committee Of Ward l, as7A.M.
Auction Sales This Day.
T.. NJ. Cater will sell at o'clock, at hi
store, butter and crockery.
Macqueen & Riecke viii sell at O'Clock, at thei
stores, peaches, potatoes, &c: ,siA -
r. N, Marshall Brother win sell at halEpas
10 O'Clock, at their office, furniture melodeon, &c
MEN OF WARD 4.l-Read the earnest appea
of your working eommhtee. Remember Apur
wives and children, and do your duty to old
Charleston this day. .s..
ms AND OuTs.-The following officers at the
Customhouse have been discharged from theil
positions, it Is said, on account Of their adher'
ence to sour hero, 70. O. Bowen) in his misfor
tunes Nigh. Inspectors Washington and Dixon
Night Watchman savage, and Messenger Reed.
A. F. M.-We direct the attention Of the fra
ternity to the notice Of Mr.. 8. Thomas Jru csl ns
upon masters, wardens and presidents Of com
5manderles, lodges and societies, to remove thetr
property from Masonic Hall, this morning, at 10
o,6SocI. 10 t..s;s'.i,.
HAIL SToRA.-There was heavy storm Of
hail in the neighborhood or GloVer's Station yes.
terday afternoon. 1t extended over belt about
eight miles wide, and in some places did slight
injury to the nelds Of cotton. Many Of the hail
stones were as large as the end Of an ordinary
!. aized thumb.
MEETING INWARD. Ia meeting Of the citi-
zens Of Ward was held last evening at theirhall,
Nassau street. The meeting was well represented
by ansclasses. President Hunter, Mr.. e. Dunn
and others addressed the meeting. Each and
every citizen there. present seemed to be fully
awake to the important issue now before them.
s.'..t 49,
.. For GEoaaKTowN.-By reference to our adj
yertising ,columrs, 1t will be seen that persons
desiring to visit Georgetown can now do 30 In
one day without undergoing the inconyeniences
Of sea voyage. They can leave Charleston at
6.soeA.i H., by. the Northeastern Railroad, and,
upon arriving at tSKingsr.ee, viii find good
stage:coache In waiting, readyto take them to
Georgetown the same day. sI1 -
TIE STATE AGRICULTURAL FA1R.-Wei have
received a copy of the Premium List or the State
Agricultural and Meeha9ica ociety for:the third
annual fair to be held In Columbls, beginning on
thesth, and closing on the evening OF the llth Of
November next. The list shows large number
or prizes, ranging from ''a medal" all the way
up to $500 tn greenbacks. The scheme is well
conceived; every department receives attention,
aud the whole Is calculated to make highly in.
teiesting programme.
New CoTToN.-We have received from
Messrs Paul & Webb, OF Pocotaligo, 8. O., an
open boil Of cotton, the quality and leeciness Of
which speaks wen for the coming crop. This
cotton was manured with the Cotton Food Phos-
phate, Messrs. ]. r. Pringle & Sons agents, and
good or IT'S qualinc as fertilizer is
the fact that Nessrs. Panl i Webb had the first
open cotton, aud sent the first bale to market
from their section last year. and bid fair to Go as
well this season. -
MEETING or WARD ga large and imposing
meeting was held last evening at Arnold's Hal,
cornrosed OF the citizens OF Ward 8. Every class
was well represented. The meeting was address.
ed by President Carson who urged all the citizens
Of the ward to unite with the working committee,
In order that the great york now before them
may be successfully accomplished. his address
was frequently interrupted with loud applause.
A great many names were added to the working
committee, after which the meeting adjourned.
THE NEW MASONIC TEMPLE.-Amid the ex.
citepent OF registration. and the ferment IN poll
tics, the nrst blow was yesterday morning struck
towards the building Of the new Masonic temple.
The work commenced With the demolition Of the
smaIl house iorthe accommodation Of the hall.
Keeper, In the reary OF the present building, and
during the day twas completely torn down. The
work will be pushed forward With vigor, and
the brothers may LOOK forward to the meeting Of
the Grand Lodge in the new temple.
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- A SAVANNAH VIEW OF OUR ELECTION The
Savannah Republican says: -. :,
The municipal election for our sister city comes
o6tWednesday next. The property. holders and
honest men are making herculean efortsto re.
deem the city 1romthe curse Of the negro carpet
! bag domination, and with good prospect Of sue.
cess.l We wish them God-speed. A Conservative
triumph in charleston will be worth millions to
the people OF that city, as. amere question OF dol
lars and cents. The taxpayer VINO fails TO put
forthS his whole strength To secure that result Is
doubiy crIminal-nrst to society, and then tc
himself. 1as--..-.-,--,.,-..
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