The morning news., 1894-09-03

ana capture of the deer. ana one had rope
ready when the deer was br ought out Of the
water. The rope was fastened around its
ne, k and after a few vain attempts to get
away, The deer appeared to give up all hope
Of escape and followed quietly behind
| wagon, TO which it was tied.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Orangeburg Enterprise: A negro named
jackson committed suicide saturday by
jumping in John Payne 5 well ia East End
No cause is assigned for the act.
Guardian: Hampton can show as much
building aId building improvement for the
| hard times and at as II eral expenditure as
any other town Of its general dimensions any
| where.
Bamre erg Herald: Bamberg is up to date on
| every h NJ she has her cotton mills, wagon
| factories, schools, saw mills, and last but not
least. she mas two good bands, one white and
one colOred.
Manning Times; The wife OF James Capers
was instantly killed by lightning last Satur-
day IN the PriNateer section, few miles from
Parksyiile Capers himself was stunned and
remained in an unconscious state for several
hours.
The Coosaw Mining Company are removing
every ythiug from Chisolm Island to a point
near Beaufort. The employees are coming
over every day, loo king for houses to rent.
such moye'will Ue a 5000 thing for Beau
fort but quite a loss to the kean Neck
country.
Marlboro Democrat: J. NJ. Woodley who is
raising some Of the finest tobacco. ever seen
in this section. and whose sales have been so
ttattCriugly noticed in the market, ranging in
price from 80 TO 80 cents all round, has sent
US sample OF grade that he expects to get
70 cents for.
Rock Hill Herald: The largest ear Of corn
we have seen recently wds from the farm of
h. T.. Sad-er. 1t measured IL inches in length,
80 in circumference at the big end and ~
inches at the small end. 1T had twenty two
rows Of fifty grains each, and the grains
measured i've eigths Of an inch long.
Crop prospects are better in Jaurens
county and around Princeton than for years.
1t Is said enough cotton and corn would be
made to do two years. They have recently
had zoo rains and only need sunshine now.
Cotton IS so rank and tall rOtting is feared
unless there is dry sunshiny weather.
The secretary OF state Saturday issued a
commission to the Charleston EleCtro-F lat
ing and Bicycle Repair Company of Charles
| ton. The Corporators are Noman 5. Lea and
/ Henry J. Welsh. The lject of the company
| is tully expla ned in the title. The capital
stock is 81, 900, divided into thrty.two shares.
The Spartanburg and Ashevile railroad is
/ to be sold as soon as Judge SimontOn fixes
the day of sale. The bill OF foreclosure was
/ nled Saturday by Duncan sanders and
/ BOman & Simpson, who represent the first
mortgage boudholders James Swami of New
I ork has been appointed receiver Of the said
road.
The State: At Greenwood. on Aug. 81. at
/ about $50 clock, horse ran away with J.
/ =. II an. an t5inerant gin saw sharpener of
| Georgia. tyan was returning to town from
/ Hutton gin. four miles from Greenwood.
/ The 10 I'd cart was com JIGtely destroyed, and
[ the man was hurled against a tree on tine
roadside.
A young white man living on the suburbs OF
/ Orangeburg was taken out several nights ago
I by party OF masked men and given decent
/ whipping. The young man is said to have
! been leading a very immoral life. Several
! young men of the Elloree section were treated
/ in like manner several weeks ago for the
same cause.
Horny Herald: The Sumter and Southport
! railroad is gaining in favor day by day and
/ the faVora L. consideration OF prominent rail
road and business men is being due ted to it.
/ This project. which IS developing and will
/ eliminate at an early day, will be a boom tC
/ the section through which the road will pass
/ Horny has muO h hidden treasure that must be
! brought to light and this new road will help.
| in large measure to develop it.
Orangeburg Times Democrat: Messrs. c.
/ J. kast and w. A. Rast of the Haigler sec
/ ton, while en- route one day to Cameron on
the Manchester and Augusta railroad killed
/ monster rattlesnake. The snake is on ex-
| hihitiOn in this city. 1t is the largest ever
seen in m parts. 1t had fourteen rattles
and hutton and was seven feet long Old
/ citizens say IL was between 10 and 10 years
old.
Lancaster Enterprise: a d.fnculty occur
red at Primus saturday in which Thorn q
| Hil was shot and almost Instantly killed bv
Robert Htnson and samuel HInson sons ~
| William Hlnson. Hin and the three Hinson
brothers Robert samuel and Walter we're
! all drinking and they GOT into a ora a-rei a aront
working the rOat l, when samuel HinsOn dellt
| Hill a blow with his list and Walter Hinson
I who was stand ng iust Tebind ain w Al n
| hame dealt hlu1 n blow on tbe baeL ~ tho
/ head with the hama and Robert and Samuel
| shot him almost simultaneously, one OF the
inc the lun8s the other rlancing bis Ieft rS
/ 4 he three brothers n ed as soon nc tbe 6aad
was committed and as vStaII of fhern arc e0 ~
LARGE. "'0 "a
49,,
OhIet Engineer Gardner OF the Manchester
ana Augusta Railroad is in OrangeOurg
when asked what had become OF the pro
posed new road from Charleston to Augusta,
Mhlth ha S ueen IN contemplation Tor some
tliue ne sald II had been reported that the
LoQlsllIe ana Nashville Railroad Company
hau bought the south Carolina and Georgia
road. II this is true, he said, the new road
would not be built, lie sand the Louisville
ana NashYlle system was the road which
had the new route in contemplation. When
asNou now many tast through passenger
trains would he put on the Manchester and