The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-09
SOUTH CAROLINA.

Inc death or rev. j. n. Young, proinl-
nent minister of Abbeville county occurred
few days ago.
Two negro children were burned to
death near Pleasant Hill, Lancaster county,
day or two ago.
Col. Robert Aldrich and Col. John L.
McLaurin talked to alliance men in Marl-
boro few days ago.
DR.. Jackson Of Columbia has a bottle of
milk nine years old that is in good state
OF presery alton. IL has been in a we'll at
Orangeburg for that period.
The Cedar Grove alliance of Laurens
county has disbanded and returned its
charter. The cause assigned is a lack of
interest among the members.
Wesley chapel, a new church recently
built IN the upper st. Matthews circuit,
about six miles from st. Matthew's, was
dedicated last Sunday by Bishop Duncan.
An inspection Of the books and accounts
OF Clerk Assman Of Lexington has been or
dered. Ii is understood that the examina-
ton will be made by Solicitor Nelson.
The county fair to be held at Orangeburg
next month by the monumental association
is gaining daily in popular favor and there
is every indication Of its being a success.
Cotton is coming in very slowly at York
vile. and the general impression seems to
be that there is no possible chance for the
crop to bs more than one-half as large as il
was last year.
The new Baptist church at Yorkville,
which is a very handsome building, is to be
dedicated on the fourth Sunday in this
month. The dedication sermon will be
preached by the Rev. r. H. Griffith, d. d.
Daniel Milestone, a colored tenant on
Lawrence NJ Whaley's place, near Orange
burg, had the barn and the stable which he
was using, with three bales of cotton and
all his provisions. destroyed by fire on last
Friday night. His loss is estimated at $500:
that Of Mr.. Whaley at 5000.
The Confederate Veterans Association Of
South Carolina will meet In the court house
at Columbia at 9 o'clock a. m. Thursday,
Nov. - A full attendance is requested as
the committee on organization will be pre-
pared TO make its report. The election Of
officers and other business will be trans
acted.
The grand jury at its recent session, as it
had previously done, recommended the
building Of a new court house for Ander-
son. The work will probably begin next
spring. 1t is proposed to expend $40, 900.
Anderson county Is now out OF debt and
will begin the next fiscal year with more
than 81, 900 ahead.
II is reported that Adjt Gen. Farley has
in course OF preparation a scheme for insur-
ing the lives Of the militia of this state
The compa les are to be restricted to forty
in number and the state fund is to be used
to pay the policies 1t is said that this
scheme, substantially, will be recommended
in Gen. Farley's report to the legislature.
The prohibition question is again to be
an issue in politics in Laurens county.
Representative Childs Of Richland has
drafted bill which he proposes to present
TO the next lie 2islature, and has sent 1t to
several prominent farmers and clergy men
OF the county, who are soliciting indorsers.
They are growing warm on the question
already.
The hand of the incendiary seems still
active in the Edisto Fork of Orangeburg
county. An industrious old negro residing
near the place of Jehu Barnes, who lost so
heavily by fire on the night of
Oct. 25. had his stable burned a
week ago Saturday night. On the
following afternoon, while g. r. Summers
OF the Upper Fork was in this city and his
wife was paying a visit 90 one of her neigh
bors. their residence, together with all of
their furniture, was destroyed by fire.
Thursday afternoon Mayberry Sanders
was killed by Adam Foster near the Ashe-
vile junction, two miles from Spartanburg.
both colOred. They had quarrel about
| Della Sanders. white woman Foster
used single-barrel shotgun, which was SO
heavily loaded that it burst all to pieces
| ne aLtoulpLeu 60 escape. SUerln NICHOLS
| heard OF It about an hour after the shooting
ana set Deputy Vernon in hot haste on Eos
ter's track, while he, the sheriff, went on
another road. Vernon overlook Foster
seven miles from town and ran him down
and took him back TO Jail. From the re-
| ports of the case it looks like murder,
The following notice, OF interest to the
bar of the state, has been furnished by A.
NJ. Boozer, clerk OF the supreme court The
November term of the supreme court will
convene on Tuesday, Nov. "A, at IL a.
IN. The following is the order of circuits
and the time allowed to EACH Fifth cir
cult. Tuesday, Nov. "a. five days: Sixth
circuit, Tuesday, Dec. /, five days; Seventh
circuit, Tuesday, Dec. 8, six days; Eighth
circuit, Wednesday, Dec, Is, six days; First
circuit, Tuesday, Jan. 5, 1892, four DAYS:
Second circuit Monday, Jan II, seven
days; Third circuit, Wednesday, Jan. 90,
three days; Fourth circuit, Monday, Jan.
25, seven days. The cases In the original
jurisdiction will have preference on each
Monday of the term. Applications for adj
mission to practice must be filed on or be-
fore the second Tuesday of the term, to wit
| DecamhaP