The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-07-25

tA&S RSAAVSkAy Ab0W sSaA t9AsonsASASes s-AASs
'II 1been informed of the opinion ex-;
Essed by the physician-that should
t6er delay occur in disembarking the
storSs passengers, a large number would.
Plainly die. What his motives were I
not know, ]; do know that he has
slated the rules held sacred by every.
/ reliant and sailor, not to speak. of
stlaman OF; man of honor. He is q
Trace to :his company and his nation!
5 Son9nct was generally characterized
Sierra Leone as adirty.n
FoRBIDDEN FRUIT.
I fy last item Of any Importance was
fthe 18th, the day Of our arrival in
4 ma Leone. Early next morning sew
! tsbnmboats Herc about tho ship, most
\ hem haFing plentiful stores of pine--
yles, 6a1aoas oranges, mangoes, alli-.
bf peaxs and ocoanuts, which their
I siegs clsmoIppsty offered for. SALE,
ling lika the pilot, q jabbers appas
syse equally Bayoring or French and
I lean English. One or tWo women
also on hand, yociferously solici-
tForderafcy washing. Tie sAzor peQ-
] "a Nth .onen eyes on the visitors and
=; e tarino,inonttson tina frtrit. This
aer, however. Was rigidly excluded by;
u ships officers. We had about 800
s 3 aboard, and had fruit been allowed
" ( Twss sWan ted !. .iyay shonld have had
&: q sSvSSa ston;ac6 sshess befors niehk.
n !, -, ,,,,,.- -.
-, s.l' .s.' =. = z. 80 -. - - ,ao.,,
soat a 3 geciock On snis mornlng zssnl
Ploniai : pnyslclan cane ~ fss 9as ~ sne
\ nasteI ). poas. I: AZ - t.ds Paysa.
k. IN $4,000, sisn sns "a a sS;.La.
ias sanyas e ;ssIss, az saSo mu1S 20.
a.Sssaua a.t !. sl Ts s.s,ae &c = Ts Ts.fa
~ fer ee9ssasss essss; 1s assI = sts.s9 W
IT,, us, 4 tnink, anu snsp. nis uoas az
g.4s 4asss ssssE s $500 nsnas e 81 =
81 sIe aIS sSs sn,,ss,s ~ r. ps 3 mo,oeso,, S,,
s. with a gold pencil. He WAS
black oarsmen, and spoke 70
manner that showed plainly
5sal social equality was by no
accomplished fact there. Bye
doctor came aboard, looked
ants, prescribed for them, and
Is send medicines and disinfec-
"a confirmed our. previous ina-
that the sickness was . mild
ship fever, caused by overcrowd-
Cleanliness, insufficient medicines
aFicient medical attendance, Hs;
his opinion that every day Of de-:
ating the lemlgrants ashore IN;
he danger OF 3 violent ana fatai
he VAS asked what the con,
Sgld 6e should me Agor ~ san
iayed s:N.s :Ior yen en- aaSs = 10 .ongeha. 81.
~ - s;on;f;sant 1,d:s d'a answer A This
y ~ sdena AZ IF nntt;nS in fo, the
- Ssss aon - .ssa saas,;nn -, ~ ~ I .he
imanot @ o s .se.. ~ S
proved as 80
sickness @ tNG 4AsHoKE. :.
scarcity doctor had gone, Capt.
invent ashore, in a boat,
s s A. soons I !f5soN black oarsmen attired
= ~ go I {S aid pantaloons and red
sao.mss sasi.5 "a n )6f ArriyaI at the landing
P.ops,is ..s sse Dlosiderable excitement
y yl.son .s,se.s 81 : insfoSls loungers in that
sK9M cSys.. a TsrA immediately sur.
seemsu AZ - ~. n,at txsnty black men and
a!nguk sns W . ! tias touching caps and
ylclnisy II is SnRs And ali Offering to.
iounss n1nss M En- ri for q considera-
MILE ~ .,.s .a s,,,tsv Az Twill get through
.l.' ,,s ,s..ol z ;&ezsgle IF dress that
90 e.,i1,, 81, so1.s mss. u LII
tlons ~ ne. NJ ,,o,,o.
VIII aesciiolne tHH fAshioNe. 70 .N1:''.
,pfeyah,a. #men has been
TEE LATEST AFH Rlly consisting
,rha dress of the III The habili-
Islfeady spoken Of as q "a policemen
snfss fav. about the ID The ordina-
nsnts Of the boatmen4 @gshoremen
,Gays been also .mentione II and trow-
y laborers, porters and haye only
tsualIy wear loose thin q ices what
hrs: although they fiequs p at the
! he latter, and in other ID for the
lsembles 81 aiIong bag cut poet are
5Sds with two holes cut Al almost
Ens. All are barefooted aT All cap
3reIeeged below the knee. pgers,
variable head covering is d long,
~ gaudys color. Clerks, md les Ut
Ire and shop keepers, snd 1thos7 rent
TO that class, usually wear cl mo
topean cut and make, OF d ne
brs and fashionings, with shos Ee
ike any body else. Then cor