The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-05-29
SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS.

"A young ground hoy was captured
on Long Greek, Oconee county, on
Tuesday last. $500. af> :,
The Mormon missionaries are etili
"doing" York county. IT is said they
have made a namber, of. .convcrts.
The Hon. John 3. Moore, Senator
from Anderson caunty, has recently
been elected president of a base ball
CLUB. So ;,: - .,,:.s; ,i.;:
"A farmer iM:.SpartGiburg county
owns a scrub. cow that gave twenty
eight gallons and two quarts Of milk
in, ono week. ri = T..
! a-Prof. VIM. s. Mob'rie, of Adgcr
College; has been elected; lis, one of tl4e
teachers in the Normal School at
Franklili,. a., - c., this summer. He
will have okarge of the department of
mathematics.
lowing, to the vuseasonably cold
weather which has been Drevailin~ of
latc, the crops arc looking bad in OAR
lington county. Cotton, from the eff
fccts of cold nights, has Il yslowish cast ,
but of course a fcw'Huays of WARM
weather would give itEcnewcd vitality.
"A little son Of Mr.. j.. r. Sanders,
in the Fork; Orangeburg county, was
bitten by mad dog last week, in front
of his fathers cato. It appears that
the, dog was barking among the cattle
in front:of The house and the little boy
was sent out to. stop it when the dog
turned upon him and bit him.
-1hc State Convention Of the Young
Mems Christian Association. will con-
vcnc in Ca,idGh on.Ttursday, JUNG IA.
The business meetings of the comvcn-
ton will be held in the hall of the
Young Mems Chsistikh~ Associations
During the' session, religious services
will be held at the several churches at
night. -.
Mr.. II. L. Clinkscales died at lis
residence ia ,Abbav!l!c county OH last
Monday morning from rheumatism of
/ tho heart. He was one Of the most
progressive and energetic farmers in
Abbcville county, and a most excel
lent Young man, being at the time of
his. death about thirty-two years of
age. He was graduate of Erskine
College, and possessed a, bright and
cultured mind; Hisfemuiiis were in
TERED at Little River church, after
by tho Rev. W. NJ. Grier, ID. Dr.
y -Newberry county has q trial jus.
tice who ;ndvertiscs that he will for the
term of one year attend to all business
Entrusted to him.. flee Of charge in the
shape of fees or otherwise. He hsS
boen a squire and justfco for some
twenty years, during which time there
was. one appeal. from.fiis. court, (which
he% promptly .frefuseu to- grant" He
hus mover had ting highest regard for
lawyers Or book law, but following the
lead Of his oWh'Sommon sense, lie has
settled mai!,ysttificulties, :and has bccn
a:kind of. oracle for his ncighborhood,
lie now proposes to do free" "trial JUS
ticing" thaEtho pcoBle Of his toWnship
maX,notsall ipte,,t .bapds?!of iicxpc-
rienced or'opbiessive, oflicers,n.
'"--The Nowbe,wpa aNewe;. thinks the
female tportion Of Tho South only too
good. for tho males,' inatrimomially.
The editor advises young mon to abai :
don billiards; tobaec9, drinking, ETC.,
| concluding thus: "Thcre a,,e numbers
Of yoMpg ladies even i'm the middle
and higher classcs whoh good cookss
| notable housewives and. practical cconr
omists, who, strange asit may. appeal,
will be contcntcd with d plain and
humble home, if you will do your part
toward making it happy. If you don't
know where to find them, como to Is
and we will tell you, as soon as wo a: Q
convinced that you have reforihed and
mean business" .,t.x.
The Orangeburg ITmesuhd DEM
ocrat says: r.0rangeburg will4have an
experience next month that tshe never
has lad before. On the 22nd Of June,
between the hours of 10 u. m and
p. M, Richaiu Jeffcoat, William Treze-
Want and Horace Hall, three young,