The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-04-04
JoTTINGs ABOUT TIE sTATE

The bar-rooms of Greenville are closed
DIR. q. ]. Abbott, OF Sumter, is dead. ,sss
The Sumter Watchman says that tremen-
dous efforts are being made to crush IL aoRn.
Mr.. Wm. O. Calmes, OF Newberry, died on
the 24h nlt. aged 1WentS,snfee &c D. ba .unnIsd
with the new Yale Post0flce boxes. .s4
The Marion Star moves into new: once
The missionary sermon, preached BY Rev.
B. Mcdaniel, on Sunday last In Marion, .,.1 was
Mr.. VIM. 8. Campbell Of Marion, diedlre-
Mr. ~Ir. A. P. Jones, of Edgeaeld, zdisd IN
Columbus. Ga, on Thursday: ~ d...,-
The western Union Telegraph Company
has established an ofice at Langley, 3. 0s ~
THE Rev. Isaao Nichols, pastor OF the
Bethel Baptist Church In Sumter, dled on tle
9th ult. .J...w.
The Newberry press suggests . p public sso
ack OF beef In the Newberry markets.
incorporators o. theE Lau5eqs sena
Asha a7ille Railroad. will meet 10 areenyllson
' Ut s Is attempted to restrain the sale of the
Wilmington, Charlotte and duthefford hait-
o @it II ia M stated that Congressman Elliot. .re.
fuses to draw bis back psy OF nYe tnonsano
The ctizens Of Camden have nominated
the following candidates: For lntendAnkl y.
q. g. Elerbe; for wardens, 2. J. Oaks, i. y.
Boswell, William Deas, Abram Mark.
Mr.. &. B. Tupper, OF Richmond, va. Ge-
livered the oratlon before the Andrewf1nef.
Society of the Southern Baptist TneoioglcA
Seminary In Greenville. -
The long piazza in, front Of the Cleveland
House In Greenville has been torn away, ana
double enc is being erected In its place.
Pierre Bacot, Of Wlnraboto', ., ,reapecunuy
declines the nomination for iutendant 10 tno
coming election In that town.
The English spalrows recenuy sens 70
Columbia by, Senator Robertson. and turned
loose In Sydney Park have disappeared.
"A defective due caused slight are Nat
Roses Hotel In Columbia on Tuesday. IL was
extinqnished before any damage Waa done.
The residence owned by Mr. VIM: MoHani,
and occupied by Mrs. Boyd, IN Winneoo!S,
was set on FIRE and totally desuoyed on the
26th ult. - ...ei... .2iG ~
Picksns court sentenced q man by the name
of Durham TO twenty-five years In tne teut-
teIiiary. He was convicted OF msnelaagnteI.
AS Master Willie Parker, Bon<of DE-. "a.
win Parker, Of Abbevllle, was rding ont Mita
his mother and Miss Thomas, in that town, on
Saturday evening last, the buggy broke,
iniurlng the two iurmer severely. Misa! Tno-
mas, however, escaped injury. -, lrts,Ya
~Mr. G. J. Houston, The assistant private
secretary Of Governor Moses, was thrown
from a carriage on Tuesday,i 10 Columbia, VIII
Mrs. Henry Cardozo, Mrs. Mckinney and hrs.
Elmer. The three last named were badly
hurt. :. ,..,..r. A.,
Vile. was organized last Friday night IN
Abbeville, with the subjoined Let Of omcare:
q. W. Cannon, president; I. O. Lgoni ytce-
president; J. W.. Boyd, critic; 80. 'Caeoa,
secretary; T. II. Golphin, treasurer; Law.
/ Slmpkins, marshal. = lr,,,l a,s II ;a;,.i
"A hall storm OF unusual severity visited
Laurens and some portions Of Newberfy Conn.
ties last week. gentleman from theiQfss
named place, who saw the effects or Y, says ne
never saw hall that descended With greater
| force On the felds that had been newly
ploughed III hall stones weat into the ground
several Inches. They averaged abontth hze
Of q robins egg. ry..,. = ,I;,,.ol
cisco, admitted B. D. Bogart, alias Ardie Pngh,
/ to bail In the sum OF ten thousand doalats.
| His trial was to have been resumed April !.
Pugh is charged with being Q defaulter In the
paymaster's department.. He oorreePonaea
| ior the New York Sun, from Columeiai .tgo
wears ago, and was the author Of the cel6pfst-
ed ssUacle Joe Crews's letter. ,,:,,i a.. :.