The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-07-19
GENERAL Nh Ny. 'l

Louisiana sun - Ds os,a y" to
$500 to $500 worth -
be had from $5 10 ,o,s M
= Several cirS1gtJvort so
Wuges 10 ordinary "a a. enc aee for
scarce that men are Ne
their board alone. ,o,oe opces.
= Ben Harrison,,,a Josus ;s
try, ard late oppoRi,n loader IN
to be the Hayes
Indiana, vice Mort o. loo, hu,.
ia Nine.Geli p s y have crossed
the u,eI I,an,,,,a yvari .he ,.;. itent without
;nol,,d;na ;no ,,ia11 H. oma,.esing.
'hc'aa1ag ing '1e pues :. James w. ;.
pona,a ine I eo.' ume,sn ny, Chas;ioste, ,.
HHoeets, ,o u rev hg, oh the 9th,
and entirely consi sio,,;s;aoo ~ s Grand
- 1t seems TIN hah;nJ 6e ro-
jury did not hesip Eut'ho i,o,rd ,do ,ros -.
turns when the u n Oo"
under Investigate ,.,,os and
- OF a hand - % nno ,h;rd
kx.
g g,v;ii nnn, ha 1 ea,, ave been coined
before 1850 20 Wye lthey been in
'hc meaitimsl IaiJd .ntAr storm from
,,o nn;II In",uHIs oer Suddenly
Sm;,h % an',tI h,,a 81 IF t$under and be-
] came rnc,,soiae ~se man also heard
tha no;so ~ -, Of them saw any
flash of lightr nc p1an "Vns % !. w y
,naa rastarsd M Jonsness. Then at
tont;on @ a1m"1 ,'.os he hor.es. Gnc of
tbnm ] ,y"s "a sss,rect, with Cne foot
i;nad a i;tt1a 1 IN the earth, and the
othor vas In,with his nose in the
earth and m 1 hn. stone dead, and re-
ta;naa tho;r IN until they were
pushed over. 'uPposltion ~ ,nat - =
this case .Sfacity went ifon' 'hc
Al, du,:hing the cotton crop
10 nroct;cois. end. There is ccr-
taiptv of . ield of that fiocculent
fibro Md, have there been any
imnortanf $ Of our agricultural
nrddncts Apr. Corn, wheat, oats,
sugar cans itton will yield far bet
ter sb;a vs,c, last. Had we a fiscal
system af3ao the times, with these
great cron% possession, we ought to
have a eooness during the coming
wear Theiern pape,s are all hope
ful that fill have more money te
spcnd tba,ny time since the war
Yet nndtly, the outlook in the
North an,st, Notwithstanding the
- The York San Tells in very
touching he story Of Horace Gree
lcy,s last and says & was not hi
Icfeat fo, Presidency which BROKE
thc old ,n,cart, but tie shabby man
ner in whc was ouste. from the chic
Tribune! An article 0
which belot approve was printed il
.he Ty.1s,Hc wrote i.tnd sent to th'
office nm in which he tried to Sc
he paneaight. His article did no
,ppear ,rdered it in IN three seycra
laws anh time the Gtual editor lef
t out. light dawnei on him. An
,ther mlad been pat in his place
he dto, and was smt to privat
insane ,m. Among his last word
we're country isIsone! The 1ri
,une is4l lam gone!" Thus ended
n griefdisappointnmnt, the man VIII
lai beae brains of the paper who's
presenter is proud say that it wa
'Foun6y Horace Geeley."
-A.nge and at irst inexplicabl
reak tghtning was exhibited on
arm a miles above his city, durin
he st of yesterday morning. Tw
nen whiting under "a large oak tre'
nd iu, their feet iaY:wo dogs. One {
he meas endeavorilg to persuade b
ompal that their present situatio
rasar dangerous one, and it woul
10 betor them to bf.ve the torrent {
ain r,r than remai1where there WI
angel being strulk by lightning
,ef0ree words had hardly died fro
zig III a bolt struek the tree und,
'hichey were sitting rending it
ssainom top TO bottom: THROWN
iulbs Ill directions and shaking I'll
arth b the violenIe Of an earthquak
Both ! were stunned, but strang:
ay, t. received MT the slightecs il
liry. 9TH of the Digs were instant
illedThe mems etape from death
nsymble. unless I've attribute the
1iracus preservation to o direct inte
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