Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-08-25

The Bonapartists have been defeat
cd III France in recent election.
1t is predicted that corn will reach
$l,25 per bushel.
A hurricane is predicted soon for
Washington.
New Orleans has been healthier
this year than ever before.
A young and beautiful wife in New
Jersey shot her self after q Quarrel
with her husband last week.
a kind friend offers to give 500
600 bail for Guittcau tjust to get his
hands on him"
There is every probability, if Gar
field dies. Of a permanent deadlock
in the United States Senate.
Some say that Mnhoneism is going
to triumph in Virgins. in Tho coming
election. Can it he possible?
President Garfield was horn in the
wilderness Of Cuyahoga County, Ohio
IN small log house, on the 10th 81
Nov. 1881.
The Georgia Legislature has pass
eel 4 bill taxinG LIQUOR dealers S25
each for the support Of public schools.
A colorcd man named James Fan
dali was thrown from the track near
Snmmcrvi'lc on Monday aud died in
few hours.
A colorcd man named Charles Mic
olson was run over and killed whil..
trying to heard train noar B!acl
Stock on Monday by catching at the
ratings,
a colorcd manin Orlethorpc coun.
ty Georgia paid $4,000 few DAYS
ago fora farm. Alas for the poor
colorcd man Of Democratic Georgia.
His rights seem to be in dunger.
In last Thursdays election On the
fence question in Barnwell Township
369 votes were cast; 3l7 against it.
ol IN favor Of n change, and one blank
The Abbevillc Medium saws;
There arc three things an editor
IN this State must not do-attack
Hampton, speak nncivilly Of drum
mcrs, or tell the Truth about farm
ing"
Inc farmers lraTe gone for the Abb
bevillc Medium Tor saying that an av
eragc crop wifi be made 1t is very
certain, If the Aledium man is right.
the crops arc much better in his Part
ofthc State than in Orangehurg,
E.X- Congressman Raincy Of South
Carolina will he q candidate for the
Clcrkship of the House of Representa-
tivcs on the organization Of Congress
III December, and the Philadelphia
Imrs urges the Republicans to elect
hin.
y bill has passed in the Georgia
l."gi~laturrap rappropria,ing $4,000 for
he support o:, lie colored Blind Acad
cmv. Philanthropists Of the North,
cant You do something to check the
persecution OF the negro by the Dem
ocrats Of Georgia?
Hon. Jefferson Davis has written n
letter to the News Il Courier defend
ing limscl! against the charge of er
ror in his history Of the war, brought
against him BY Governor Hagood
whose exploits did not receive prop
cr mention.
Tie Anderson Intalligcncer bcratcs
Senator Ham .)ton for writing his let
ter to Collector Rhaum in condcmna-
ton OF the "m0onshincrs." 1t saws
tkaL the letter contains no word OF
sympathy for the unfortunate and op
pressed people Of the "moonshine"
region, but caters 10 Northern scnti-
lncnt.
Portions Of the press Of the State
arc down upon horse racing at the
State Fair. Wcarc glad to sce, this.
Horsc racingi is both cruel and immor
a, and should not be part Of the
annisements at the State Fair. 1t is
too hcar'css, upon the animals, and
i!ic betting connected with it is ex-
trcniely Injurious in its tendency.
Let it be dispensed With.
Capitol Hill is il q state Of xvi:e-
ment over the discovery On atur,iav
Of large bomb OH the roal leading
to the jail 1t was found beside Il
fence that skirts the road by scvera!