The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-01-17
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oVCAN O3Af$s-A1AX7iA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
x Walhalls Eeo,ssc; ;fb#rie5: A tract of
land of o. acres wes sold by the sheriR
on sslesday, at over go an acre.
- Tho Edgefeid Adre4iser bas entered
upon its forty. thini year, aud is by many
years the oldest newspaper in South Car
olina.
- Charleston is TO have o bagging fac
tory, and is even talking about factory
to tnanufaature brown paper. Success
TO her.
= Hon. ). j. Maher publishes a card
in the Netes and Courier declining 70 be
candidate for the Judgeship Of the End
Circuit. ehould q vacancy occur.
- Col Alfred Rhett is chief OF staff OF
the Charleston police force, and Ceptain
Win. Fraser, Late travelling agent OF the
Joayrd! Of Commerce, first lieutenant.
Camdon is blest with three meat
markets. She has an uptown market,
central market, and down town mar
ket. No danger OF starving If you've
got the "wherewitl,al."
- HydrophObia prevails TO q great ex-
tent among tho digs in Lexington,
especially the hounds. Many cattle have
been bitten, but they eyhibit no symp.
toms of the distemper ye
= Two bales OF cottlh were stolen
rrc::: tt:e y-a os 1z azz. Stan moro WATSON,
about five miles west Of Batesbure, on
Tuesday night u last week. The rain
and aleet served TO cover up the tracks.
- Judge Cooke last Saturday united IN
marriage Nat Morant, colored ex-Trial
Justice, With colored daznsel of st. An
drew's Parrish. Only about three weeks
before he had granted In court divorce
to Nat from o previous wife.
--Waah Mobley, an escaped convict.
from Chester, was found by Mr. MODAL
concealed In his house. A scufile ensued,
in which Mr.. McDill aud two ladies' were
injured. The negro escaped, but waa
afterwards captured and sent back to the
Penitentiary.
Rev. Luther Broaddus, who for two
years i ,s SO ably alisd the pulpit of the
Baptist church In our town, loft for his
new field OF labor in Newherry lee.
Tuesday. Mr.. Broaddus leaves host OF
friends, and our whole community re-
grets his observation-disclosures Guardian.
Mr. w. +. Martin showed us yester-
day pair of pigs with hoofs exactly the
shape Of those of mule. They were
shipped him by his brother from Carters-
vile, Ga. The mule footed hog is u ma
tive OF the Rocky Mountains, and saiato
be tho largest breed of hogs known
GrcenVills Netrs.,
Thu Lexington De,patch says that Inst
winter DR.. d. r. Wise captured nineteen
wild eeese in a trap, on an island In So.
luda River. This year he has taken
thirty-oRe in the same way, and fom
the two.iots he now has ut his residence
twenty-five running around the prom
ises, perfectly tanned. ''is
= The Newborry Ncws, bright,
srrightly and interesting paper, has been
started In Newborry by Messrs. r. III.
Greneker. Jr.. and w. p. Housoal. The
editorial chair is occupied by Mr. J.. A.
Chapman. We congratulate our new
contemporary on its debut upon the Jour-
nalistic stage. and wish IL every SUCCESS.
= at Elko, on the South Carolina Rail-
road, @ few nights ago, four colorsd per-
sons were murdered for their money,
and tho house burned. Suspicion reBted
on certain colored persons, and tho Ha-
good Dragons on Yesterday Sunday
pursued tho fleeing murderers, and sue
ceeded in capturing one. by the name Of
Fortune Bush.
The New York Tribune says: "Smalls,
the convicted South Carolina Congress
man, eiiys us eoiiuEsi Teopie Of ..is E;ats,
lin their sorrow and disappointment.
their yearnings and hopes, nre looking
toward Liberia. where they can be
robbed and oppressed no more. ]. they
want to es s,l-o OF that they muat not take
Smalis Titl. theln..' 3. .s
- Frank Graham was before Justice
Huggins few days since, for stealing
bacon. The evidence against him 5w,.a
sufficient TO convict, and he MRS tsen-
fenced to Jail for 80 days. The two main
witnesses, Isaac Goodson and Elias
Goodson, on their way homo the same
night wero eauglit chioisSH atealing, and
brought back and dealt with in .he sa.i,e
manner as was Frank. - Darlington Netrs.
-. An election waa held In Port Royal
Thnrsday for Intendant and Wardens
with the following result: For Inton-
dasst-C. 3. Annday,d 40 votes; j., L.
Duncan, 20. > For yWariens-K. NJ.
Friend, 60 y III. Milton, IS S;;tA. Hem
deEBon, 5s j. ,E, 5 Alctaregof, NJ; Chas. /
Rogers, q ! J. r !. 3 Wells. % !: r. Al. Tor
rent, 81. O. 3. MTunday was elected IN
tendant, and X. NJ. Friend, J. II. Milton,
A. Hend defaon and y, q. McGregor, War;
dens. IS
In the election for member of tho
House of Representative Iii Newberry
County, George Johnstone, Esq, she |
regular Democratic candidate, received
l,677 yotes against 1850 for Sila5i John
stone, esq, tho Tndep pendent candidate.
who receive tlae sgpport of the Repub. |
licans. The Danloe thernfora, elected |
their cand dIdnEe 81 Il George Tohnstone,
by the small I.:ri ofiE snf 81 votes. selsinl,
shows how dang gelons IL 81 for our people |
o. countenance Tad dbpendonts under any.I
cireprnstancas.
Bread broad I bread I! This painfus
ely. cau DO heard dAiiy III passing the |
|aii. The unfurtpnata inmates cppear to |
be- In Is starving condition. Mercifni |
Heaven, ehail men, criminals thonglI i
they be, he lett to starve 20 death In 8 |
Christian land 3 We understand that |
me SheritE mas len mis- poss, Ihat she i
Clerk of Court main ntzins thst it issi Yloaa /
q his funeral, ard 80 tho mater rSsta.
IL tho ~ eantiale, howeyer, tho prisoners
.ra Yiternlit- Sia S.s,3 10 s5eak1 ~ lL;.s