The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-17
JoT1INes ABOUT THE STATE.
-c,eanvtlle is to purchase another fire Ell.

-GreenviDe is to purchase another fire en-
gine. ,..n,n =, chosto, ,vo. hed,v
bruised last Saturday oy falling down wei: 90
Horry County, was severely Injured on the
stS Instant by being thrown from his horse;
The foundation of the elegant bank build
inp corner of Plain and Richardson streets,
Columbia, has been commenced:
-Mr. VIM. Reeves, OF Eork hllI: Lancaster zen
County, was severely wol ded last Sunday by
the accidental discharge of pistol in the
hands or Mr.. Albert TTltty.
The house of Mr.. q. 3. Spradley, at Ma
renpo Mills, Camden County, with Its con-
tents, was destroyed by fire on Sunday night
last.
VINO escaped from the Rlchland County jail
) some weeks ago, were recaptured last We'd
ne0 @TSe Gfeenville city council has given the
Atlanta and Richmond Air Line Railway Com
pany permission TO croes certain streets 10 that
city. ,,,,, to, ., o,,,
IF the State Savings and Insurance Bank Of
Anderson, and In few days the business
onerations of the bank will begin.
1.-THE contract for the construction OF the
link of railroad connecting the GreenVllle and
Columbia with the Air Line Railroad, mas oeen
Siuen To Captain O. P. Mills, and the Work has
been commenced.
"chester Grange, No. 80, Patrons of Hus-
bandry, have appointed standing committee
. On frnIts. consisting OF Messrs. John J: Mcclure,
r. Brandt, W. q. Brawley, William d. Hardin
and A. b. Davega. ,,
NiJriss Hendrix, colored boy, stabbed
Mr.. G. G. Bacot 10 Columbia lsst MohoaY
nioht hecause the latter resented an lmperll-
nsnce on the sidewalk. Urias is locked up to
The deaths in the State during the past
week have Included the following old and re-
spected citizens: Colonel E. s. Irvine, OF
Greenville; Mr.. Samuel Reid, OF Oconee Couns
ty, aged seventy, and Mr.. Andrew o1eaIeL, vi
Rock Mills, Greenville County, aged e'en'y-
Sergeant Thomas E. Doyle, of Troop E,
Seventh United States Cavalry, was found
1nilty at The last term of the Court OF General
Sessions at SpartsDburg OF roobing the post
trader. MT. Frederick Schmidt, of s3l5. He
was sentenced to four years ln Inc Penlten'
&The president and directors of the Ander-
son Farmers' and Mechanics Association nave
entered into u contract with Colonel +. A.
Hoke for the erection of suitable oullalng ID
which to hold the approaching county Iair.
The building will be completed on OF before
the 18th of October next.
The army worm has made its appearance
In DarliBgton, although, as yet, no damage 10
reported. The worm now helps the farmer TO
Mkill grass" aud the farmers can stand It as
long as the worm can. The rust, anotner
source of trouble and loss to the 1armer, mas
been reported as doing serious damage to the
cotton in some localities.
The resolutions of respect to the memory
of the late General W. &. Easley, adopted at S
a meeting of the Greenville bar on the 16te
nltimo. were on Monday last spread upon the
innrnaI of the United States District Court,
now now sitting at Greenyllle, BY permission Of If
y9ose nos 70 aSS His tribute to the high character
ability and worth of the deceased.
lin the United States District Conrt, at
Greenville. during the past t week. ana Wataer e
S.ew Anderson. Elias Anderson, John M
Moore. Wade Littlejohn, who pleaded guilty
to various violations of the. revenue laws,
were sentenced to terms OF Imprisonment oho en-
ranging from one to six months, with the ad-
ditiSn of one thousand dollars fine In the cases
of Moore and Andrew Anderson. ~,
"A new mill just erected by captain ELL