The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-27
JOrTINas ABOUT TIE STATE.

The weather In Anderson was ''rather
varied" last week.
The meningitis is abating In Anderson
County. -.
The streets of Columbia are once again lit
Judge Cooke opens court in Anderson
Tie anniversary supper of TIE Burns
Club comes off in Columbia tonight.
Lewis Cain, OF keuwee, was frozen 10
death last Sunday night.
-Walhala enjoyed cold and very dlsagree-
able weather last week.
The National Bank OF Anderson opened
last Friday.
WORK will be commenced to-day on the
new Columbia Postotfice and Courthouse.
the Andersonians indignantly deny the
prevalence OF smallpox In their town;
-Oraugeburg enjoyed rainy weather and
muddy streets on Saturday.
Columbia entertains the hope lhat O per-
maneBt military post will be established there.
Mayor Alexander, OF Columbia, Is improV-
Ing in health.
9Florence congratulates itself upon the re-
cent organic ttiun OF Two fire companies.
DIR. ]. J. Ellis aud Mrs. S. P. Evans are
very Ill al Florence.
Columbia Is TO have cotton factory with
Two thousand spindles.
-Meningilis is slightly prevalent In Wnns-
boro' aud vicinity.
DR. Jordan, of Chester Courthouse, died
recently.
Two colored men robbed Mr.. E. Kirver'5
Clubhouse In Darlington on the 6Lh instant.
The heaviest taxpayers OF Orangeonrg
County have promptly settled their dues.
Mics E. Louisa Ballew died In Laurens-
Vile on the 23d Instant, aged seventy-two.
-Compapies /, 18th Infantry, and q, Of the
cavalry, have been ordered away from Lsu-
rensville.
The contract for building the round house
at Port Royal has been awarded TO Dir.
McCrea, OF That place.
In Georgetown the taxpayers are prompt
Twenty-seven thousand dollars was paid IN up
TO The 10Th Instant.
Captain John Wiley, a native Of Baltimore,
Maryland, out long resident OF Georgetown,
died in that place recently.
The committee on immigration held
very harr1onious meeting Ia Columbia last
Thursday evening.
-Walhalla has already received $4,000
from It's taxpayers, and about $500 are sill
due. The citizens are paying promptly.
"A hop came off at the Columbia Lunalic
Asylum last Thursday evening, at Whlch Gov
ernor Moses was present.
Columbia is rejoicing over the appropria-
llon oy Congress or $l25, 600 tor her new post
Office and courthouse.
The Colnmbisus get up 'cerners" In tick
Gus WucucNSl paibiSuiohiy oseAeSo''S NAe~A
tainment Is coming off.
The old Toomer house In Orangeburg, re-
Gently purcnased by w. J. DeTreVllle, Is un-
Fine South Carolina conference of the NJ.
E. Church ha, appointed Rev. J. E. Lowrey
pastor of the NJ E. Church, In Columbia.
For the accommodation OF the public
passenger car has been added 10 Inc new
freight train between CheraW aud Darlington.
The new alarm bell tower In Columbia
will be erected at the corner OF Laurrl and
Assembly streets, above the new posLof1ce.
e. G. Clayton, OF South Carolina, has been
made third lieutenant In the revenue ma
rue service.
Conductor Cunningham, ofthe Port Royal
Railroad, shot colored man III VarneeVllle
recently, who had several times assaulted
him. .,,,.
"A new Republican paper will make Its ap-
pearance In Greenvle on the lst prox., under
me editorial management OF Absalom Biytne,
Esq.
rived In Beaufort on Sunday, the l9ln, win
some fifty tons Of coal. She lakes load OF
lumber North.
TIE Columbia papers notice the exten-
sive purchases OF lumber by builders OF that
CITY, to be used In the erection OF stores anu
dwellings there this season.
Mr.. w, F. Hague, formerly private secre'
tary To Ex-Governor Scott, died recently out
West from the excessive cold. He leaves
young wife and child.
An accident occurred on the Charlotte,
Columbia aud Augusta Railroad last Thursday,
which detained the Southern bound passen-
yer Lralu. No one hurt.
Twenty-Five thousand dullars have been
already paid into the treasury OF Anderson.
The number of taxpayers WIS eighteen nun
dred
"A. Brepnecke has been elected intendant
of Walhalla, aud John HoIleman, II. c.
Rocbuu, J. J. Morton, ]. 81. Pepper, W. Pitch
ford and NJ. Bulwiuke wardeus.
An amateur performance lakes place at
Aiken his evening, It's object being 10 raise
funds lor the erection Of a hall 10 be used for
all entertainments.
"A small amount OF money was stoien lrom io
the ticket office of the Charleston, Columbia