Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-06-05
State News.

have gone to. YorkSil1e to settle. -.
a shirt factory has been started at
Grecnville.
:" A.. tourist, named Wilcox, from
Britannia, Conn.,, died on Saturday 1T
the Cohen house. GIecnville.
/. Tho Beaufort town council are
abou. to adopt an ordinance for the
suppression Of Objectionable houses in
town.
The expenses Of the Lancaster court
consumed about two.thirds of the
shroe mill tax levied for county pu,-
poses.
a division Of tho Sons of Temper
auco was organized at Pickens Court
house on the "5th pltimo, with
twenty-five mem ..
Mr. John Barron, who left Clar-
ondon County somo time since to
settle in California, has returned to
his old home. No place like homo.
The Sumter district conference will
DO held at Timmonsvillc, beginning on
the 24ih Of June. Rev. j. o. Wilson
will preach the commencing sermon.
A colored preacher, named Jack
son Green. died in the pulpit of his
church ut Robertsville, Colleton coun-
ty. on Thursday evening last.
General ]. B. Kershaw, the recent.
~ elected centennial orator Of the
Palmetto guard, was colonel Of the
I'd South Carolina volunteers. and
not Of tho 7th.
The crops in Fairfield County are
exceptionally good, but tho Wins.
boro' News complain that the farmers
have planted too much cotton and
too little corn.
His excellency the governor on the
lat inst, appointed Mr. John NJ
Frierson jury commissioner of Sumter
county. rice q. A. Walker. whose
term Of Office expired.
Mr. Antoine Buzhardt has laid on
our table q healthy cotton stalk, or,
which arc six we'll developed shapes
The first We have seen. It is of the
twin Tribblc variety. N~Oberry Hc,.
aid.
Judge Cook has just returned from
holding court in Andeason county.
lie tells US that he disposed of the
entire criminal docket and very near.
y made elan sweep of the issue ane.
appeal docket GreenuiWe Ners.
A Chester comfy, granger came to
so;'n last week with sheep fifteen
months old-weighs fifty eight, mi,
sold tufothd, and kept t s)
thirty pounds as q feed for
dren. e =
On the 2sth ult. we were bnnde,,
'everal stalks of cotton as .pecimens
OF six acre field of Afr. G. W. Wood
berry. which had each seven l.ovos
and meaaured thirteen inches abo~o
the ground. Who can beat ~,
Horton Merchant & Farmer.
A gentlemen from Ra.,,
aaye that no indictment was obt.;nsd
'ga'nat Leslie for riot al the late tern,
o. e:,, court ,,t the grand jury Ignoring tho |
o,''. We are assured that his efforts
as dray'a Cross Roads, the scene of
Inc riot in 1914, wero direcied to-. II
peace. 'o"afo
Collector Carpenter. recent,r ..n.'
out Q ralding pnrsy against tbe ill;o;. |.
ss'ssy di'tillors of the upper coun,;e,
81 d h'' district, and succeeded in can.
'ul.ns seven stills. large quantity Of
ah''sy' and Eve prisoners. The portv ~
. SILL out. with the prospect Of max.
ne other captures. The mountain
ec''on. Of tho state are literally over.
IN with contraband or blockade"
'h''ky tradcrs and distillers.
Inc prisoners convicted at tho Nav
erm' 1873, Of the court Of ecners {
,ss,oas IN anderson county, and
on'enced to the penitentiary BY hi, 9
onor Judge T. H. Cooke, were or !
70 l't INST, turned over and deliver.
: 10 The superintendent of the pr;. !
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