The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-04-17

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request to publish the same. None
such will be published in the CITIZEN
SO ii is useless for anon. to make
those promised developments. We
are sufficiently ''posted" already.
COMPLIMENTARY. During his en-
tire term his honor Judge Cooke was
diligent in the dispatch Of the busi-
ness of the court and courteous to all
about him. His ADMINISTRATION of JUS
lice is rigid, and has become n terror
TO cvil-doers. lie deserve the thanks
of our people for the willingness he
has manifested TO accommodate the
sittings OF the court to tue wishes OF
the bar and the interests of the whole
people. anderson ConserUutor.
WELCOME TO ORANGEBURG. Mr..
John Ogren from Charleston supplies
tue place made vacant in our business
community by the death Of Mr. Jen
ney. The following complimentary,
remarks are from The Netcs und COu-
'ier OF Monday: Mr.. Jnu. Ogrcu
who ll,s been engaged in The saidlcr,
business in Charleston for the pusr
ten years, leaves to day for Orange
burg, where he will il, future max
his home. Mr.. Ogren is O pushing
merchant, and will be an acquisition,
to The CONNER ciul circle of that cn-
tcrprisiny town.
y PELMETro TREE FOR MAssACuu-
sErrs. The popular steamship Cham
pion, Capt. Il. w. Lockwood, left on
Saturday for New York, with large
passenger list. and about 900 bar
rels and packages of vegetables, au.i
800 quarts Of strawberries. Along
with other shipments was that OF
genuine palmetto Tree the growth OF
south Carolina, tu he used ut the
great celebration soon to take place.
1T Lexington Massachusetts. 1t is Il
s'rjking sisn of the restoration oi
good feeling between the North and
South and Courier.
Thr following from III. Revised stat
utes III reference to the criminal, uris-
dictioi of Trial Justice !nay posSii.l, BIZ
construed! to have Il local Significance:
SEC. IA. They shall have jurisdic-
tion Of the offenses of obtaining O.,
crLy by any false pretcnse, or by any
/ privy or false token, or by any game,
;, device, OF, sleight othand. psetensinns
TO fortune Ceiling, tink sas Other
means by the use Of cards or other
implements or Instruments, where
they wonld have Jurisdiction OF Il lar
ceny OF The same propcr.y, s.n,, ,n.sy
punish said offcnses the same as
larceny.
We have q witnessed statement ol
Reuhn F,!:atcro, the supposed mrr-
dcrcr, i'll reference to his arrest and
his interviews with the fortune teller.
He visited her ut about eight o'clocii
Sunday morning, ant, after seven
Sunday night. At the first interview
she could tell him but little, hut al
night she seemed thoroughly posted
He paid her in all seventv-fve cents.
He states that he was arrested by
Two gentlemen, who, he ha- siuce
LEANED were w. C. Mitchell and Tom
Alexander.
A New DAILY. The Daily Teie-
graph, q two cent evening. paper,
made its appearance in Charleston on
Thursday. 1t is'publishe,l by L. Z.
G.. Moore e Co. We wish it success.
In The saludatory to the public it says
The DAILY TELEGRAPH will aim To
be such paper rs shall commend it
self to every reader-as its columns
will be free from abuse, the propre-
tors seeking to make it tic medium OF
no party or ring, but slmplA Il news
paper. Standing on this platform,
Tie TELEGEApr makes It's t,sv to The
public, and >rilcits It generous share
! OF their patronage.