The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-08
JOrTIhGS ABOUT TIE STATE.

-Four hundred persons, mostly colored,
have been yaccinated il Greenville.
darlington complains of the irregularity
of The mails.
The Darlington Monumental Association
meels on Monday.
Judge Townsend and Solicitor Mccall
were serenadpd In DIrliugton last Saturday:
"A Bible Society is being formed 10 Granite
chester has paid s67.5OO of her State
The ball of the Bachelors Club Ia Colum.
bla, on Thursday evening, was great Guccess.
Columbia Is to have Purim Ball on the
18th of March.
DIR. ). j. Elia, OF Florence, died last Tues
The Florence Educational Association
held very Interesting meeting last Tuesday
night. o,o,.,. ,,o
actively engaged In rebuilding the site OF the
fire there last December,
-The crowd on salesday at Csnwayboro'
and Darlington Courthouse were very dis
orderly.
Judge Cooke, for thirLy.two hundred dollars.
The horse OF General StoIbrand ran away
on Wednesday evening last 10 Columbia,
breaking the buggy and iDjuring lts owner.
The concert given by Inc ladies aud gen.
tlemen of GreenViIle recently having proved
decided success, will be repeated
The total assessment In YorkVllle county
Is SIS, 900, Of which very small part remains
unpaid. ,-,-
Florence complains Of the blocking up oi
her streets BY the cars of the various railroad
lines, aud the speed with which trains are al
lowed to run through them.
"A dense snow fog ehVeloped Coium ola
on Wednesday evening last, which ls attrlou-
ted TO the meeting OF SHOWS norm Oh lnat
point. c
his connection with the Newberry Herald,
leaving his brother, Mr.. I. f. GreneKer, sole
mir. Joseph Mayors, of Anderson, was
seriously poisoned last Monday by drluKlag
cyamlds of potash, mlslaklng It for Aostet-
ter's Bltlers. he Is recovering.
Judge Carpenter has granted. in par, & tne
temporary Injunction usked ior by the Column
bia Water Power Company against the tlty IN
reference 10 supplying the city with water,
"A mysterious bullet fired tnto the house
occupied by Mr.. Larry Aiken, al Darlington,
through the window, barely escaped his Vile
VINO Gud Just lett The spot IL struck.
"A meeting oil the South Carolina National
Gnard, coored, was held ID ColulnoM on
"Wednesday last to perfect arrangements 1or
H,Iin0 reception Uf the President and his
CabIIlet on their projected Southern tour.
"A horse race came of near Greenville on
the 4lh instant, betwe en- the sorrel Of Mr.. j.
P. Scruegs and The gray horse owed oy Mr:
David Bell and j. Waller Gray, Esq, which
was won by the former.
The county commissioners OF Horny have
given the contracts for repairing The bridges
across Kingston Lake and Locastee Creek; to to
". q. P:ivltt, the one for $685. aud the other
In Yorkvllle on sales.day the sheriff sold
a tract of land the property OF n. A. Moore,
situated twelve miles from Yorkville, on the
Chester Chester road, containing ABOUT zoo acres
which was bought by Alfred Moore ior SAL: SAL
NlehoIson, conlaiulng l5O acres. A. b. Bales
was Inc purchaser, at $40 Is per acre. The
lands OF Samuel HemphLll, deceased, brought
the following proee: Home tract r. "a A. acres Us
bought by F. &. YoungbIood at s. 40 per acre ,s
the Mill tract, 10 acres, bought oy Curts NJ
porr &c TX acre.