The Osceola times., 1879-04-05
during an alteration OF mind His accounts

during an alteration OF mind. His accounts
are correct.
Kate Southern, sentenced TO the Geor-
gis penitentiary Tor ten years for stabbing
ayoung woman for dancing with her (Kate's)
husband, will be sent 10 one of the convict
camps and employed in the keepers house
&c domestic.
Cox, the murderer of Aston, ia com
fortaby quartered in the Allan jail, where
his wife and sister spend the days with him.
His lace is still very much swollen, and his
physician saws he will be unable TO appear
for trial at the next term OF court
ave hate to tell it," says the Carroll
county (Ga.) Times. but it Ia an actual fact
that hay is brought from Indiana, and sold
in this market Aud vet our farmers spend
all the summer in trying to destroy the
grass, so vigorous is it, in this soil and
climate"
Judge Ti'ghman, who di d at Centre,
vile, Nd, Friday, was q graduate of West
Point, and several years In .he army. He
was q classmaie Of JEFF rjOn Davis aud Gen
Joe John ton, and when Gen Robort L
Lee was married, acted as his groomsmsn
de was seyentystwo years OF age
Dtumners taxing out licences 10 sell
goods In North Caiolins will have to pay
one hundred dollars for each license, unless
II Is to sell liquor, when they must pay two
hundred dollars each. The new law exeNpts
them from the payment Of any county or
municipal tax. Manufacturers are now re>
CURED u take out licen'es.
Mrs. RosAnns Shomo, sister of the
Creek chief Westhertord and the no ed
warrior Red + gle, died recently In Moore
county, Alabama, aged seventy>fve. Sac
was educated at Rteigh, N. C., snd married
q captain in the regular array. OF the many
remarkable traits attributed TO ber, one Is
that she never spoke a disparssing word of
one of her sex.
Mamma (Fls } Clurier We do not
recollect the year when the same propitious
weather was had for the preparation Of the
soil for crop. Not more than two days for
the past tao months have we had rain, and
then only light one. Should this weather
continue week many Of the planters win
begin to plant cotton. Corn in many por~
tions OF the county is already up, and Is very
hardy and vigorous
Ats recent tenn OF court In q oige-
town county, $. G., there was not a case on
the docket and not true bill found by the
grand jury In commemorstion OF the
event. 10 following out the custom practeei
in Euslsnd for many centuries, the solicitor,
In few APP ropriate remarks, presented a
pair OF white kid gloves, emblenatic of
peace sRi good order, to the court on ben ali
OF the high shers of the county.
Soma Argu- Every day IL is tele
grsphed there is no yellow fever in the
south. OF course there is none nov. But
not southern city has enforced sanitary
regulations to m ke yello > fever impossible
next summer. Ii Is cheaper to cleanse than
to quarantine and cleansing will infslllbly
protect, which quarantine never did. There
is no necessary cleansing now: there will be
plenty OF useless guarantees next summer
Mr.. Crsudsll, of Louisiana, went 10
Kansas to investigate the negro exodus
question, snd he says that In Kansas the
negro csuld hardly buy land at al, for the
reason that the landowner found II q tficult
TO sell any a. i)ining trsct TO the white sets
tiers moving INTO that state, and that the
prejudice OF the white labor there against
the negro Is equal to that of the Californians
against the Chinese. Kansas does not want
them.
New Orleans Times: The citizens Of
Mobile have determined upon a most rigid
ard early quarantine, should there be the
least appearance of fever in this city the
coming sumner. In fact, the Mobilisns have
voluntarily determined themselves into
what may be termed q quarantine brigade,
aud the slightest report started In regard to
SICK ness In New Orleans and vicinity will
bring the organization into active service,
like body OF minute men.
The News and Courier SAYS the gar
dens ana farms around Charleston embrace
over 2200 acres, and yield an income of over
81 900 0C0. In potatoes, 1925 acres yield
S406 $50, In Strawberries, $50 scres yield
s2l6,000. The remaining So res under
cultivation are planted in tomatoes, cucum.
bers, beans. garden peas ssp,rasus, snd all
kinds Of garden vegetables, which not only
keep the home market supplied, but furnish
to other msi kets u quantity which returns
gross income Of not less than SIS 900 an
nuslly.
A Kansas tm'graut writes To his Oh
master in Mlssissippi "I am here not say.
ing starving, but very near 80. | don't
know anybody except you TO ask for as
sis ance, and il you can not assist me, get
your un lie Abner TO do so, and will work
with you until pay you back, and never
expect to leave you any n ore, if you will
on y let me have one hundred and tbirty.,wo
dollsrs to bring ne home, or express me
three tickets Ms soon ss you can. IL you
send the tickets, let me have two dollars in
money to pay for my board"
Darlington Is O. News Tire lsrga
alligator that for many years has been
terror in Mr.. N. A. Muldrow's mill.poud was
captured on the evening of the l1th last. by
q colored man name. Mingo Marcus. The
terrible looking creature msasured, from
head to tail, twelve feet. When cut open,
his stomach was found to coots,n pieces OF
wood, fish neis, hicko ynuts, pieces OF east
iron resembling potwire, and great wad' of
hog hair. Although he hes been shot at
every summer for several years, no traces Of
his ever being hit can be found,