The free citizen., March 06, 1875, Image 9

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THE FREE CITIZEN.
I'b'ULISHKD
SATURDAY, MARCH 6th, 187$.
City Directory.
CIT*?' OFFICERS*.
MAYOR - - ?bau'\V. Moseley.
<,?.KIIK. . - - - 'i'.D. Wolle.
TKKASI'RKR, - - IJ: *V?lHaill?O?l.
AI.1?KUMKN\-Henry Washington. .1 I*.
Hurley, li'. Williamson. T. D'. Wolfe
POSTMASTER; - - W. E. Williams.
CHURCH KS.
MKTiiobtST EIMSCOPAI. CHURCH-Rev
Tliouuis Phillips, pastor. .Services, mol li
ing, afternoon ami evening.
ti Artist.- Il?'V. M"r. Norris, pastor
.Services, tl rsi Sn inlay eveiihtir. ?ml tho
nccoml anil fourth Sundays, morning,
and evening.
M Kt'llb I > 1ST (sotith)--Ih'V. Mr. Cam
pbell, pastor. Services nioi'iihig and
evening. Sunday-school. 5? A. M.
I?RFSlirtk!l?AN.-l??v. Mr. [Vri'Vt ll
evangelist. Set* ices, mornhijr and altor
uoon.' Suiuliiy-school, 9 J-2 A. M.
Rm seo I'An - Kirst and third Sundays
Morning anti afternoon.
f{rtin:uAsCiichCii.--Kev.Bfr. Hough,
pastor. Services, morning 10 1-2. even
lng at 7 ii'dhiok.
COTTON" QUOTATIONS.
FRIDAY KVKNINO.
Ordinary. - - - 111-2 ? 12
Good Ordinary. - - I3-1-2 ? Kl
bow Middling, . - hi
ifl'rict Middling. -
.~
TO w rv C BI EH-.
$ule.s-day passed off quite quietly.
We are having genuine March
weather.
?5. G. Frederick and T. Summers
have beeb appointed notaries public.
Edward Argo has been appointed
ti ral' jtistice for Brown's poll.
Judge Reed has appointed C. R.
Wtitc? a'9 legf.l adviser tb thc grand
jm'y ?f Charleston.
Col C. C. Pulfer of Charleston, has
been appointed Un i ted States' Minis
ter' to Brussels.
Rev. D', tv*. Cutline- will' deliver a
temperance lecture in this place on
thc Joli inst.
We l?arn tl??t Mr. Danish's loss tty
thc recent lire in Branchville, was be
tween *K>,000 and 8<>,000.
: .:. ci ni ri:
crowded1 wi'ihv i/?*r>iti. ??j du-?
week.
A Washington dispatch a?iiouno**
the appoint ment and confirmation hy
the Senate of A'. Webster as post
master of O?anaebiirg.
President AndVcw D'. White, of
Cornell university* New York, has
been spent I lng a day or two in Co
lumbia, while on a tour farther south
ward.
Wc learn that the town council in
tend increasing the liquor license.
No aclibr? they could take would con
tribute mofe to the peace and pros
perity of our town'.
Judge Reed, at thc close of thc
criminal Court in Charleston, on thc
23d,- sentenced four colored men to
death for murder-Dennis R. Bunch
ami Georg'.-, Hoyle anti Jordan Ilar
dc'c, brothel's.
Our word for it, there ia no better
place to stop in Columbia than Rose's
IIotcL A free omnibus from thc
depot, and good accommodation nt
thc ho?c? are alway? found in store
for visitors to thc city.
T? Kohn & Brothers arc doing a
thriving business. It is a matter of
congratulation with us that while our
local advertisements are limited in
number they arc also select. We
have no scruples in recommending
Kohn, Kort john and Dukes. Thc
public soon learn in whom to place
confidence*
The passenger trains on tho S. C.
ll. K. will pass through Orangeburg
as follows :
Day, from Charleston, 10.18 a. m.
44 from Columbia, 7.30 p. ra.
Night, from Columbia, 11.53 p. tn.
44 from Charleston, 2.20 a. m.
We learn that a petition has been
presented to thc Governor, signed by
inapy of our citizens, and all thc
prominent uicmbcrs of thc bar, urging
Ci;;? -'?i-??fi.i?J>w-Mr \ . .. S"' '*"."'_'**.
I thc commutation of thc sentence of
; (.iowan Reed, to imprisonment foi
: lite. Such action by the Governor
j would not be regarded so inueh an ex
i hlhilion of Executive clemency as a
miligu'.ion of a harsh sentence.
C. Ii). Kurtjohn proposes to discon
tinue the retail liquor business after
i thc Hit h inst. We would call atten
tion* to his" advertisement, found in
I another column.' We take pleasure
: in recommending Mr. Kurt john to the j
j public. Tlibae who give him a call j
I heed no advice where to procure first
class articles at thc lowest rates.
On the KUh of this month the pco
j plc ol' Orangeburg arc lo winess a ler
] l illie sight.- Two young men, Gowan
I Heed and William Auld, neither ol
them over twenty-one years td* age,
tire to bc publicly executed.- Cireum
stances seem to indicate that neither
I is guilty Of a premeditated1, cold
j blooded murder, lt is lo be hoped
i that this fearful spectacle will have un
j influence lo deter others from Lie j
commission of similar crimes.
i
i Wc notice that MY. Mcllichamp re
tires from'thc editorial management
of the Orangeburg Time..*. This we
regret, as he is evidently a gentleman
of culture and integrity, and with'all
?Of liberal and' conservative views,
j We arc glad, for his Sake, lie has
other mid, we trust, more profitable
: business.' A ninn who edits a riews
I paper ought to have leisure to relish
this literary recreation, and must ex
pect Icicles instead of coppers for his
compensation'. Thc following is Mr.
, Mellichamp's valedictory :;
u Finding that 1113' increasing du- !
lies as teacher and' surveyor demand
: my undivided attention, I feel called
! upon to resign my position in the I
j Timen with this issue.
! In my editorial control Of thc pa- ;
per 1 have endeavored, in my feeble
j way? to advance those principles
lol" pure and liberal democracy,
j which, in the language of Jellerson,
j mean, ' equal and exact justice to all
men, of whatever ?tate or persuasion.' j
W . e I'-.
unies ti. '. he ?. vi-'; : b ii .- ..>. n.i
! published in th?' l:i-;i is>ui! ol i if X?v <
j Wi- presume Ihr- ii .
? will soo.' ??vas n i U i : ?.
rangement s made 1.. i.mr po.- . ..
hilt wc >h? hoj!?u hu will ii- .!} . t
J wi.-.bi's of th?; p.-oplf *i\ ?pb'i ?lg til
. oftlcc on Saturday night-, so iii ii 1 lie
, Columbia mail can bu dcliver.'d Indun
I the following Monday:
? CA Ul).
Nu nierons complaints ?villi ivgu.i 1
to t he posUdlloe under Hiv Control,
having conn; lo my ears? il i.s dur <?.
j the public and to nu self that an ex
i [(lunat ion be made.
On ticcount of bad health, w lindi
I disabled inc, and on uccount ol' l b .
' loss of the valuable services ot Mr. J
S. Hull, whose system ami ability in
sured my respect and COU fide nee in
thc entire management of the oUice,
I was obliged to obtain a deputy fa
miliar with thc routine of busbies*,
and securing Mr. Ezekiel, removed
! thc ollicc to his store, that he mimili
jgivc thc more undivided attention lo
j it. Had Mr. Bull not received a ?let
ter oller than 1 could afford to make I
would still have bed his valued help.
And had he remained wu h me. 1
would not have removed thc ollicc.
j Had my own health been -'Citer, I
j might have seen less occasion to move
(thc oft?ce.
W. E. WILLIAMS, 1'. M.
Bishop Haven.
j Bishop Haven has just mude us
(one of his welcome visits. Ile
j preached ut Charleston Centenary
Church on Tuesday night ol'last week,
to a large and deeply-interested con
gregation. On the following day he j
i visited the Claflin University, giving
words of cheer to the students, who j
always anticipate his visits with more
than ordinary pleasure. Thc Bishop
'endures thc peculiar phases of this
Southern life and labor with remark
: able physical vigor, and an exhaust
.lees fuud of cheerful good uature,
which scum?iigly rendors it pleasant
for himself us well as others. He is
hound tu win in spite of Southern
prejudices. We only wish Iiis menus
in all respects were equal to his inter
est in our work. None of our you ny
preachers would lack for hooks or the
means of improvement, and our
churches anti education al ional insti
tutions would he ahove all pecuniary
eiubarassiuents.
STATE ITEMS.
There was quite a large tire in
Florence on the 27th ult. The hou-e
ami store of Mr. A. W. Lyons wen
destroyed. Loss, 3:51 OOO.
The grand jury of Lexington
County have increased thu retail
liquor license from lilly to two hun
dred dollars:
Thc Town Council of Kock Hill,
for the present, year, has fixed the re
tail liquor license at, SI500, and the
quart license at 81?0.
Coloi el L. C. Northrop'bns been
employed, hy the Attorney General,
to assist the solicit >r in disposing of
Hie heavy criminal docket in Ivlge
Oeld.
Hardy Solomon's store, in Colum
bia, was broken into on Monday, and
a small sum of money and a detached
coupon were stolen*.
Air. IO. Av Scott, who for several
years has been the postmaster lit j
Newberry C. IL, has been removed.
Mr. Scott has given general sal is! ac
lion in his conduct of the ??thee, es
pecially among the business men.
A young miss, of fourteen, ot Co
lumbia, SF. C., who is good at twist i
I'rcation, has compounded .'507 words
from the letters composing the wont
" Charleston." How is that for a
variety ?
The l'humix says i "The all-im
portant question now is, who will step
into the Comptroller General's shoes ?
The naines of the candidates are le
gion-(iei.eral St?lln and. Colonel
Fillebrowii, Lieutenant Colonel Dunn,
Major .Jones and Captain Lillie.
The naines ot'the pr?vales are omitted,
.lack Lee, who was under the sus
' .. S; ll j . .' :, o' >? . hi ?rt ;,"?| miiiliM
I . .
j . .} >?'??? ! i- .?. so? U-.n'i '? Ii
j .. mi mo ni li . ?. i in i Hi \"ii lia ii*
Liiiule } keep pan of rt s ofiiweH."
Tin* little fellow straightened Up,
and. ? N ii ii glen' earliest ness, cx
elaiuiei] :
Do \ oil - liink I would lei! .
:m lin I" ,i ile f '
Turning lo I lie li i |e fell iv * ?iii an
appinvi'ig s il--, 1 - " ', " fha i . ..
liglil, in\ HllN bo? ; alwa\s iell Hie
II rill li."
j N .bli. him IV)hm 1 if he .<.'. e- b\
11 Lui principle 'ii' nulli, he may ri>c
I'roiii Ins humille position lo cue ol
I use fu I ness and honor.
lb mest boys make honest men,
anil honest men make happy hollies,
amid citizens, fair dealers, true Chris
tians, and just legislators j while dis
i honesty lilis the land with suth ring
I ami wickedness, and peoples jads and
I prisons with both joting und old.
Could granite walls and iron bars
j speak to uSf they would tell us the
; sad fate of thousands who began
?their do-viiward career by deceiving
land Ising, This isa wicked and per
I verse generation, mid honest men are
hard to find. Children, if you wish
to .shun thc downward ruin ; if you
wish to bc successful and respected ;
if you wish to make glad lin: heart ol
your parents ; and, above all, if you
wish to please your Heavenly Father,
tell the truth, for " Lying lips are an
abomination to Hie Lord ; but Ihej
that deal tildy are His delight."
j HF.A!/IH SKKRKKS. It in sahl ilia!
Jacksonville, Florida,is overrun with
Northern visitors, so that hotels ami
boarding-houses are II nco rn fort ?illy
crowded. Those who seek health in
thal section have to pay a dear price
for it. The people ?viii learn in time,
that oilier sections of the South are
more favorable lor health.
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ORANGEBURG, S.C.
^UCLSTUS.B. KNOWLTON,
Land .Argent,
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3ALE of LANI).
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