The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1875-01-16

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the Executive Committc or the County,
and thcv, BY resolution, selected HuSn-
bert The rest of said paragraph |
have aflidavits disproving the charge
which will bo published at the right
time.
The contents Of the fifth paragrSph
other parties will answer. think lNlr.
Williamson aud Mr.. Albergotti both
coGpctcnt TO take care Of themselves,
and will attend to Ncu.rer in due Il me-
About my being loaded with SCHOOL
claims, he my be correct | have % cen
in the habit of buying county paper
and have some on hand now; and | save
generally bought when could sd the
largest discount pay my mon,G for
1t. and have Il right to aaneI the
price, If the hold er don, see pfopcr
to sell at my bid, there is no power t,
make him do so
The sixth Paragraph is simply{roli
cclous-a-lio all through to the ebd OF
paragraph cisht.
Iarasraph Nine-lIc lies, asl1.r as
tie matter relates to myself. The lothcr
paties named therein will answs for
themselves He says that his w&o has
been teaching sch,o. i'll this County for
The past five years &c. "Sincc she has
been teaching she has always been
compelled to tDke fifty ceuts on the
dollar for her certificates" While in
paragraph or two proceeding he Says he
had $3.50 worth Of her claims cashcd at
10 per ccut discount.
The balance of his sayings wherein
there is anything culpable will be fully
answered next week in Court.at this
place. Aud | promise tho pubis II full
report OF the proceedings, Grand j Jury
prescntmcnt and all.
And now Mr.. Editor, a wor, to the
public, as to who this fellow Nsplcr is,
All those with whom he ever dealt,
where he had the chance {nl op
pouunity, he has swim died. lie is
known here as il man OF no character q,
ail-an atheist, drunkarl, and liar
There is not man in this community
who would believe him on his dlth. He
has not only "c,rst1 his G. tl,' but
ID his Savior, as Il bastard has
scandalzed his estimable wife and
children, in the prascnc, aid to til
disgust of decent people. HeAas lived
on his wi'c's hard earned mean. Tor the
past t.,-. sgo xeArs a'A-saazz2-. b..
schoci oi',ihs, surrcpti.iously taki5 from
her, to pay his bar room bills; and thA
knowledge Of this latter fact syaycl che
board OF Trustees 10 i Ger. in oxtoas in
stopping MIS-. Neuiiet's ,ho,l, tl,,.r
it was not the full reason. Sis. Naufar.
and Mrs. Glover, were bo;l ,oachins
public schools, white scAaos As tn.
Board had resolved 10 rlluo NOR:
schools than it could sl,tain Oh a
cash basis, was obligal ,, stop one ci
them. Mrs. Ncuilcr had hu:5au;2 to
lock to for support FOR herself and her
little ones. Mrs. Glover isa widow
with several small children, who's,
husband lost his lie in the lite
war We stopped Mrs NeulFcrs school
and continued Mrs. Gover's. The
public can draw any further con,,u .ons,
it may see proper
As lar as his (Neurcr,) boinga mem
Der of the Tax Union it lnry BE- true
| suppose he was admitted for The pur
pose OF making him, as they did, cats
paw, on the principle, undoubtedly that,
1t takes rogue TO catch ro;le.'
lie does not pay Il cant tax nnl o,an poll
tax Vulgarly expressing it, he lin'5
wortha continental anl what hu;incss
he has in Il trz union is hlrl 10 e,l.
ccive unless | am correct in til. aoovc
asrrrsion.
You will hear from me again Messrs
Editors, as aoon rs circumstances will
allow it,
Respectfully.
TuAD. G.. ANDpryys.