The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-04-08
sOg-yR cAROlENA NEWS.
aieanipss from our State Exchanges

Abbeville Press and Banner: There is
much fine wheat aud oats In this county,
but there are number Of fields that have
rtist. This is the frat season that we
have heard of red oats havipS rust. Even
with small yield per acre, the crop will
be unusually large, in consequence Of the
greatly increased acreage. ......The recent
revival in tho old iron trade has been of
considerable local benefit hereahont.
About $4,000 pounds have been shipped
from Greenwood within the past isy!
geegs, the nat E;.oessGs s::..ans:ng 20
son,e.kine nper sknn rhia ira4aaaak will
perhaps, be worth $4,000 to the country
before all the scraps are picked up.
Immense quantities Of rags are also ind
Ing their Way 30 market. .Ninetgssix
has thirteen business housesin operation.
Abbeville Medium: Rev. MrIs Gal.
laudet has handed in his resignation as
reetsr of Trinity Church...... One of the
most successful merchants and business
men at Hodges says that at least ode-
third of the coming cotton crop, rating
the yield OF even 0 much higher figure
than tho crop of the present year, has
already been taken by the guano liens.
It will figure about aa follows: one.third
for gaan0, one.third for rent, one-halffor
provisions and One-fourth for other family
supplies, one.tenth to the church and
ons-foCrth fer other incidentals. It will
be difficult upon this basis to tell Just ex-
aetly where tho profits come in.
Aiken Journal and Reuieta: There have
never before been SO many visitors in
Aiken. There Are now over $50. Every
winter the number increases. Another
hotel will prabably be built byinext win
Ter.
Bagnwell People: Our town Council
has "taken the ball by the harnsn and
prohibited the carving of concealed
weap9ns In the Jwn...... Within the past
week 10 lees tlen ione fine COWS WcRe
killed by the trains of South Carolina
Railroad below Blackville, all belonging
70 peopla living in the town. n
Greenville NetDs: Henry Wood, con
of Mr. y. w Wood, attempted to take
his life yesterday lWesnesdayl after.
noon. Cur informant sayA he went home
and retired To his room. Shortly after
wards pistoi ab9t was heard, aud upon
eTteying the room IS VAS found that Hen.
ry had wounded b. ,sGalf in the head Just
behind the right ear, che bali glancing
aud ranging around the head. s : :.
NGwbeFry Herald "A negro employed
at the saw Mill of Nff. Slo6o Darlington.
near Liberty Fall, and on tho line .ol
Iaurens and New6eFxy, canie to his death
Monday iast in the tollogiug horrible
manaer: He was beafing down on the
plank which was being eaweSl, when he
was caught iFl tho saw, and an asfn and
leg vere instantly severed, the saHf zss:s..;s zs:.;s
striking the neck and passing cleas
through the healless trunk. IteHaa d
Q horrible and Hickening nighe.s.... .ss5szm
Tribble. the colored man who les for
IIEsY.sss &C che 10th iEss,, sc. A.easA es
the country, and returned On Friday,
IS, satisfed to s,let well enough aicne.a
Spartanhnrg lS2dFs2n; The frosE Of Isst
week has injured che peach crop, bat TO
what extent we do not know. Ia
aoplel lplaces al afe reported dead while
in nthcts they arc NOT dana -. 81
gas company 10 pushing on with its
work. The town will burr forty fal ..
and iilsy STOKES and private Tesidel ~
hAva contracted for piping and burn q S.
We hope during April 70 : ave gas tslsnell
on our streeis IN Next Monday IS satel
day IL has been calculated that the
fagnsers who come IN hers from tho c1ars-
try will leave aboEt 500 in the tatropIns
and carry nothing away IL setnrn exf
cept muddled hfAins and pFoseectiys
headaches.