Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-06-22

"Edistos" are in line. Are the Yeo-
many of Orangeburg County dead
or asleep?
Vegetables. u intend Mr.. Editor
Gf l can get it conveyed) to have.
you watermelon on or before the 1st.
of July.
"Hoys." IF we had one Of those
"boilers" Col. d. Wyatt Aiken has
told us about which the yankees use
to "fry out" lard with, We nigh
utilize the cholera hogs to great ad-
vantage. Apropos. Col. Aiken
Every citizen i'll the State shoull
read his article in the "4Ncvs anil
Courier" o! the 18th inst, on "Immi-
grafton" ponder it well, then act 0
it promptly. The question will solve
some others, now looming up.
The article on the manufacture Of
lard was startling, and reminds one
ofthe old darkey when he first saw a
steamboat. Well masser "De in
venshun OBJ dc Lord am great, but de
invenshun ob man is GREATS" | will,
add, for rascality.
"FTM Lar. 1T has been said that
our recent Legislature has enacted
various laws detrimental to the good
of the whole pcopl among them
the fish law, there is to be "closc
time" i'll all the stream; o + the State
and no one can obstrucL them with
traps, baskets, nctts, dams, or seins
and it is stated by some, even hook
and line. Now we suppose the sire am
that flows from Sain's CIV. Nj } is not
included, and we take it for granted
that some who do not hold head
quarters at Fischer's Cincludins tho sc
who "Snooze,D might make gnol
haul, and yet not violate any Law ex-
cept it be --. well they do say
corn candy and rock whiskcy are
good for The lungs. Therefore, that
candidates may be able to reach the
whole pcople-w white and colore,l--
they shoull improve their voices to !,
stentorian pitch us fast rs they are de-
clarcd by them9c YES Cor some un-
concerned triend), "Primaries" or
anything, to the contrary notwith-
standing.
"CropS."- With The recent fine
seasons all crops arc looking we'll
exceedingly we'll cotton is far ahead
of last ycar-Alr. Henry Smell OF
Middle Township has 10 acres that
can beat Mr.. Phillips all hollow.
You know Mr.. Editor, plenty steam
makes the "gohicle" travel Mt n
brcakneck speed. But let our far
merS generate more steam this side
ut Peru, Patagonia, Guauape and
Phosphate mirIes-p particularly as our
Democratic Legislature has ".;,sten-
ed the Radical nail in sure place"
Promcthus like, we arc having our
vitals dcvoured rs fast as they are
regained, by vulturcs Under the guise
of phosphate Mining anl Mauuf:.c-
turing Compani 81" Let us have
more farmers i'll the General Assem-.
bly, and perhaps we will have less
class legislation, though we will take
a few merchants, who do not cxtort
from 200 to 500 per. ct. out of plan
tiers for advances under Lien aud
Mortgage. Bacon can be sold the
planter no'o (anG for sonlc time 6uck)
q from Z to 81 ct. per. lib. and so p er
ct. prcft while we are heeced at the
rate of from 10 to II ct. per. lb. We
would not be understood rs ignoring
the rofcsslons, they must have
showing-yood, honest, sensible, fel.
lows we mean rs whole-wc de-
mand conservative mon Of ability, in
tegrity and honesty Of rurposc-sim.
ply "avai'ables" and political acci-
dents" are not in accordance with
the exigencies ofthc day.
"Facts for Local"- Query.-If when
hearing from 6 clubs we have 7 can
didates declared, II yet to be de-
clared, and still contingent ready
for the "boards." How many candi-
dates will We have when all the 2G
clubs are heard from?
! "ICrinlORN. "-We learn that III mn