The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-03-13

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THOMAS PHILLIPS,
School Commissioner.
II is All outrageous shame that the
School Trustees of Orangeburg County.
besides appointing teachers who are in
competent. will actually issue certificates
far beyond the levy made to meet the ac-
count. the consequence being that only
the fortunate teachers who come first to
the Treasury Office get paid. while the
others have to go unpaid altogether, or
until Il special levy is made for back ac-
counts. which is generally doubtful. The
radical party has been in power long
enough now to do better. if they choose
The above is from the last issue of
the IImes. 1t certainly does not au.
CUR well for the corjngal felicity OF
the new couple. In the mutual con
liucnce arising from the new relation.
we presume the Times will now be Ia
vorcd with glimpse bchinl the cur
tain. We hope the public will now
learn what has become OF Md meet
httte pile ct' tie peopte's money. The
Citizen will say word about the
School Trustees and the school fund
in our next issue.
IN MEMOIIAM. AT q meeting Of
the session Of the Orangcbarg Pres
byterian church held on the st Of
March, the following Resolutions were
adopted in reference TO the death Of
DR.. T.. j. Olivcros:
Resolyed, That in the death Of DR..
+. j. Oliveros this church has lost
Jealous and faithful supporter, Il wise
counsellor, and an exemplary chris
tian-one who chclisl,c an abiding
interest in its welfare, and who, we
believe, uonsciantiously tIirl to dis
chagc his duties, botII as d private
Christian ana IL ruler it, Gods house
~ F5.,' '!&.."' &c I"rUg ,n,2. -fuus
hand IN That s,iokc by Which lie va,
50 suddenly, and in q way 50 dls,s IS /
taken away Grom las anil
that we bow in silent Submission L.,
Lile Divine will recognizing Gud's
right u c@gl for Ills own when and
boH he,E;ll and lManhirg Bm, Tor tie,
Iaithiui service and pious example,
whicIi, .hrough Divine grace ils SER
want was enabled to rtacr.
Resolved, That we tender to the
family Of our deceased brother our
sincere and heart fels sympathy in
their sore attgiction, and commend
them to the grace Of Christ which
abounds towards his people in all
their sorrows.
Resolyed, That blank page in our
book of records he inscribed to his
memory and that the clerk he direct
eel to send copy Of this minute and
thes resolutions to the family of our
brother.
WIZ. AULp. Before our next issue
VIM. Auld, unless reprieyed or par
doned by the Governor, will suffer
the death penalty, for the murder Of
Butler Golison. Mr.. Auld is
young man Of eighteen years of age,
of more than ordinary intelligence.
He is I mulatto of about five feet
three inches in height, rather tliicIs. set,
and weighs about one hundred anil
fifty pounds. He formerly belonged
to DR.. n. +. Kirkland, of Beaver
Bridge, Barnwcll County. lie came
to Orangeburg in February, 1870.
and during that year was employed
by A. JEFF. !nNhiuct, in 1871 by Jn
scph Fcrsner, u !S1:. he worked with
Peter McEall, 1915 with Henry Dick
son, and at the the of the unt',r-
tnatc occurreuce ior which he is Ln he
executed la Sas rnployel by Judge
Glover. Dnrng Al, this slime he has
borne u good reputation rs a peaceful,
industrious AMI l1v-abiding citizen.
The mrdc TOOK place about du,',
on SundaS night, November %. A~
is frenuentI, the case, woman was
the occasion OF the crime. Tie wife
of Goldson has not borne Il very en-
vlable reputation in our town, and
Goldson suspected that Aud, who