The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-07-19
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. | pAOU W TOVU WUrGu4Q - -
be had from $5 to ST. !, =,
Several circus MorE, M 9 :, - =,
wages to ordinary nU,n ane, a,,e % e. :
scarce that men are ens "se ~
ltheir board alone. |, 10 ,,oos
: Ben HARRISON "a 's ToanS anSo; !;
try, and late opponI pe y ieedar' Hedas' - !,
to be the Hayes h'i .saoei ''oe" -
Indiana, vice Mort ~ = loot h,,n
Nineteen timl ~" ho,,s ,sos osaaoat ,aal
dred years the Rus nase .;.is siJssvt &C..
the Danube with asen' "iolou'
including the pres wv
Pooors .n' - fan' %"en -, Chailotte, N,
n ,vas str,,oh g ao% - pg, Oh the 9th,
and entirely cons ,;assO ~ ~ sonsenss; s..a !
;;,,rv IA i. IrI not : aa;} s behind the re-
fn,y t;,rns urJ wban o' the HI Timing board was
~ y han5 liver halves and
~, . rters ~. . 10, nan tter to one-third
Viii nnw ha % so,,t tve' been coined
before s T 1ss9 70 " WE they been in
VIC Isa,;sLme Taa;Sane Under storm from
the Danu;1Ie er; Suddenly
Smith heard ii 7, Y .aanaJt a.a., ~ aIu 1 ue,
came unconsci g liaa slso nealu
the noise, butt H. " 'nen M saw aly
flash of light thne man Wene 70
Smith, and il omeasy o,,s..as. nniTIses TI ae
tent;on I Vu..o v,as ,jhe horses. One of
them Or was a st5rect, with one foot
lifted '1;tt1sh If sh the earth, and the
other woo ~ with his nose in the
cath cath "1 and = stone dead, and re-
ta;nad A thai5n until they were
n,shed oveJupposition is that in
his case tt 1clty "ens from tne
'A- - All sJ ede 4; hing the cotton crop
8 nract;coi1 M end. There is a GER
s;ptr aSoa 'of : eld of that aocculent
;hre Ma, have there been any
) of our agricultural
,rodncts tr. Corn, wheat, oats,
uear canf fton will yield far bet
eT this va last. Had we a fiscal
vstem sP the times, with these
reat cron possession, we oughtto
ave a edness duril g the coming
ear, TEern papeis are all hope
Ii that ri have, more, money to
3end thJly time since the war.
Iet. nnlly,. the outlook in the
-orth alst, Notwithstanding the
bod croIoomy. - |
- III York Sun ells in a very |
ucbindhe story of Horace Gree |
vs. las7 and says t was not his |
:feat PRESIDENCY which. broke
e old leaft, but tie shabby man
r. in ve was oustet from the chief |
IIitorsfhe Tribune An article of
lich Rot approve was printed in
e T1JHe wrote and sent to the
ice ale in whichhe tried to set
: parhight. Histarticle did not /
pear5rdered it in bn three several
ys. ah time the Gtual editor left
out. oi light dawnel on him. An
ler bad been pit in his place.
, dJ and was sqt to a private
iansm. Among his last words
re = country is zone! The Tsi-
re i lam gone!" Thus ended,
gri(disappoin the man who
I bic brains Of the paper whose
,se}er is proud b say that it was
ou}y Horace Geeley."
lnge and at irst inexplicable
akghtning Vas exhibited on a
n miles abovethis city, during
sof yesterday morning. Twot
n lifting under q large oak tree,
itheir feetlaytwo dogs. One Of
5as endeavorig to persuade his
ID that their resent situation
4 dangerous oe, and it would
otor them to bE I've the torrent of
| Ir than remai1where there was
4 being struk by lightning.
) words had lardly died from
la bolt struG the tree under
dey we're sitt1g rendin1g it in
ibm top to bottom, throwing
ill directionI and shaking the
b the violen E Of an earthquake.
J were stunned, but strange to
received Mt the slightest in
bth of the ogs were Instantly
The mems esape from death is
bile, unless We. attribute their
us preservat5n to a direct inter-
Of Proyidene.--Ph9nir.