The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-10-09
apon some tramps who have infestcd

sween the towns of Lancaster and Cam
don has been increased to tri-weelkly GER
vice.s.. The Hrst frost Of the season made
Its appearance at this place on Friday
morning last. 10Th of September
Marlboro Planter: On last Friday morn
Ing, the 9th instant, about O'Clock, tho
gin-house OF Capt. 7. Il. Bvoeden, about
eight miles from town, was destroyed by
fire, together with tho contents-tho
| p cking of the day before. Matches In
the cotton are thought to have been the
cause.
Co Teton Democrat: The assessment up
on real property in this county last year
was 81 1886 $50, and for this year 81 $780,
l0l, making difference of 500, ,4G0.........
One day last week mad dog upon the
plantation of Mr.. Pinckney Fishburne
on Ashepoo, bit the foreman OF MIR.
Fishburne on his foot, through his shoe,
end then flew with rage at q mule near
by, and bit It very severely. The dog,
after some trouble, waD killed.
Cheraw Neirs: John Kollock and
George Wingate. two colored youths, bO-
came involved In difficulty lapt Tues
day night, when the latter was shot in a
vial part. John was committed to Jail
TO await trial at the next term OF court.
Newberry Ne,rs: There has boon q
great deal of sickness In tho Col. Griffin
neighborhood, IS many as four out OF OF, o
family having died In tho last two
Orangeburg Democrat; 1t is proposed TO
have glass bail tournament AZ tho COM
ing Agricultural Fair. Teams TO consist
o! dve mon each, ten balls to each man
or fifty tn the team.
Abbeville Prcss aud Pnnner: Allen VIII
son, Colored, obtained Peabody scholar
ship from Mr.. Benet TO attend tho Nor
NAL and Industrial Training College for
colored teachers, In Hampton, Virginia.
He left. Abbeville OH Monday. Tho
acholarship 10 worth sixty dollars......
The complaints arc general as to the
,fh9 ground was meyer dryer. Many
wells and springs have gone dry.
Thomas Mcneil, m aged citizen Of tho
White Lick section Of the county, died
last week Of n chronic affection.
Abbevillo Medinm Mr. 7. s. Arthur, Of
agent % examine tho platinum deposits
on Judge Thomson's place in this county.
Ho reported that he could not find sin
glo particle or trace of platinum.....Sev
eral cases OF diphthcrin have been re-
ported In this community during the
past week. It has been of serious typo,
and In one case at least has produced
death Tho Greonville and Columbia
Railroad have begun putting down steel
rails. 1t Is moving right ahoad under
the new management, and Will yet be
made ono of the best roads In tho South.
first rate order for tho fall froights, which
9ro growing evory dny.....The Grecnville
Universalisfs talk Of re-oiganizing the
Univorsalist Church mt Save-All Hill
naar that nlaco. There Ins hcnn no
church Organization for tho last twenty
five years, but at ono time this faith num-
bered o good many followers In that
neighborhood.. ......Sinco the LIST OF Sep
tember 800 bales Of new cotton have been
hhipped from Greenwood. It Is thought
that tho shipments will not run as high
as last year.
g Beaufort Crescent Tho Port Royal Rail-
road requires passengers to pay ono cent
milo additional to tho ordinary faro to
any given point, for which thoy issue a
PINK coupon to bo perforated In two or
three places on the ticket by its conduc-
tors. These coupons arc redeemable for
nation.
Clarendon Press: There was frost in
our town Friday morning, tho 10Th ult.
We scraped 1t up ourselves. Vegetation
was not impaired, SO far as we have
Hampton Guardian: The corn crops are
below the usual average, but suincienl is
made to supply the local demand. Small
grain up to the usual average. Potatoes
fine.
Hampton Democrat Mr.. w. Rowell, of
this county, accidentally killed his mule
,,ao, L29 ,,,.,Io III i,, io i Mas s.aIuilS
acro.s his ne,,, VIA ,d ,,S ,, ioausu gun lying
ninnIe ,I ,u;tI, T. M, any a. wmie Will Rlckng at tpe
load LODGING in Tho mules head and ;Io ;iI'
inry him insfantlv An nljigstnr oau-i,t
o shark ut CoosnWhatchie trestie on 3he
Savannah and charleston Railroad. one
cay last week, and SWAN ashore with tho
shark and threw him out on dry land.
Walhalla Courier. About eighty stu.
dents have entered Adgers College uD to
has been annointad i amd " scoantod G ~ a'gGm tg,a
dannt as,e,cI SppSSiiI ~ ti,e niI aG1epteu tne
sopo "a M. 1,,o ALT ilne staiiroau at
yaoo.s Tiatna po,ya .,'te ~ uepot OF the Blue
cn,,I 5,Iate5 -, ~ nomeca Clty VIII ne
oSa,is.o Io,,a ~ 1wolty oays....Some
Rj,,a R,d"e Eo;irn.SI 'anGii and Riace . on inc
11u9 w Nlus9 nS.lreau ana its stations.
w. w. "a; q: .i y, @ @Gaiiiards ESQ, OF Psndleton,
s,ae,, tno v,us2' o1tcetS 9I the itoad, mas
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spartanburg Herald: The now opera
tsy'sSS s= ie.dis, .-i>=
proHehing completion, and it Is expected
that when Ills done 1t will be one Of the
handsomest in tho South. lti,4.i fl5f
the eeason In this locality was seen on
the morning or the 20th ultimo. It was
light, ana 1nHictod but slight damage to