The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-04-01

family of ladies has been attacked in thi,
manner, cach time by the sanlc person,
rs lie Ia recognized by Mrs. Frcidcl.
Etlgelield Monitor !: Mr.. A. G. Moblcy
planted about u, 900 stalks Of sntar canc
yesterday. il was in Inc condition, many
sprouts or buds already appearing on the
stalks.
Georgetown Tmcs and L1nct:' On last
Saturday morning, negro man who, II
is supposed, came from some part OF
North Carolina, name unknown, met
with a fatal accident on board OF one
of tho schooncrs while loading with lnm-
bcr at the Palmetto Mills. He was pref
ty badly mangIcd, and we understand the
doctors have given him up.
Newberry Ncns: The Grand Ii"dgc of
Good Tenplars of South Carolina will
convene at this place on the fourth Tues.
day in ..April.s tMr. w. II. Cuttino, OF
Sumter, is the presiding officer. -. We
regret to learn that Col. Temple Will re-
sign the superintendcncy of the Grcenville
and Columbia Railroad.
Greenville Ners: Ice onc.eighth Of an
inch thick was seen in our city yesterday
morning. The cold does not seem to
have affected the fruit crops as yet. The
blooms and young leaves on the trees
have not wilted.
Marion Merchant and Farmer: 1t is
said there were more drunken men in
town during the present week than for
any time in five years. Heavy frost
and ice here on Wednesday morning
All tender vegetables killed. Fruit crop
injured, but not seriously.
Darlington Florence Times: Rev. Mr..
Brouse has accepted call to the Episco-
pal Church at Society Hill. He comes
from Pennsylvania.....Col. r. G. Dargan
took charge of the Office of probate judge
on last Monday and appointed MIR. e
Dargan, formally, as c)erk......Thcre will
be mass meeting of the citizens OF Flor
ence, irrespective OF party on luesaaS
tions for town officers for the ensuing
term.
Beaufort Sea Island Ne,cs: Mr.. j. Il
Mcdonald, Of st. Helena Island, received
on Thursday his appointment as postmas
ter for the recently established postoincs
on the island. Ihls once Will oe Know
as "Frogmore.", "...''.!nere are Ialtteet
prisoners in Jail awaiting trlai, Win OF
fences charged rs follows: Klcharo NUN
gin, murder John Allen, Matthew But
Ter, Wade Crosswell, Mary Je1Klns, yaci
Wallace, grand larceny; kareiile MGAe' e
and Moses Thompson, rape Simon hoo
erts, Sam Scoot, Barney Williams ant
Fanny Graham, hog stealing, ana 12hl on
Thomas, assault with intent to XIII. IN
following have escaped from jail sa1o!
Young and Samuel Y. FRAZIER, m1ruer H
and Lester brown, grand larceny. yh toul .oun
begins March 29......A1 tne hafcn H. 'et.l .Ll
OF the court an aPpeai Ppa,:.., oI:e W "e tha lou @
validity and constltutlonality OF Ine iaS =.
requiring imprisonment ior nohPayinen
of the poll tax Will come up lot ne'f
ing.
| Spartanburg Spartan; Durlng cour
week we made inquiries as 10 the whea
crop. From every section OF dIs 1ne coGh'? u;
the reports are :a'1iau,0. - ,a'I.a ,rono;s;no ] "
goou s1aha anu aa', ~ 'ooNS i PIoD . ,nrnic;na
Last MONDAY uanney he'u at Nu"iodp, 0nI dr~
election. 1wo l., !lcSets, NV W. u az" MAJ G
were run. Inc lntenoan'' W., w. t;o,.ot n'l th,
lhuf, was elee.1u . a.0"' ri rLo i,l;fton E.c
torv Ias ,v now secured stock to the amount
of ~ coon nm and thew wish no more al
y, urosent seOt' This will mt up the necessar,
buildinrs and purchase machinery neces
sary for the N first factory.....On Wednes
day the 17th inst. between II and a
m three nersons died at Glendale, al
from measles. Mrs. David Miller, abou
20 Years Of are, Mrs. Polly Waldrup, {
widow. about so, and an infant son O
Mr. Cole, who has recently moved tt
Glendale. They were all buried Thurs
dav
Spartauburg Herald: Mr.. G. w. Gar
ner aud his brother launched a small boa
on Broad River, near the old Cherokee
Iron Works, a short time since, We learn
and rowed their way down Broad River
and other streams and up small stream
to Georgetown by an inland route.
Korshow Gozeite The present council
besides maintaining the municipal gov.
eminent and keeping the fire and street
departments in good order, have reduced
the debt of the town s2,544.21 within the
last last ten ten months Nc
T Tsaa,.tar 1s,,o.r The election for in
.ondont nanI"s,u and ',vy ~aydsns Of the town will
teIa"nI teIa nIoca cs'u an tho % s,cond Monday il
lsns nj, p'"s0 ,orno Um ,n nun,Isr Of onr citizens
Ap1N;; ~ alse nuln,'e' .h;,e ona -, ~ hlocl. ~,
lnclua.ng pT.a .%a d.,, mnie t;el,ot M IT. % ;s cooc
working io[ .ne ury hoh .iohe1. mo sbon1d 40 neve y
cause anu one III Wilt, m.o; W. oron 9no which i
ur,sn.ily r'ru,,L t lorae S,t ;s Iol,Linr s fiue.
''n Mo",,cr.s % HmoJ Sam TribbIc col
orod aemUJit oud = r,;Iv i, left Newberry Count,
saro,a1 osra, I''J J.~s iy ogo fnr Kansas Sam for
sese!a eI.. oi"yyaoJ I"y r. ~ A. K Trihhle h,
;ne'is ,oS os'uao uagro anJ hv dint of industr,
IS goou nes'o, "nu ooSSoJaJ Wy I' ~ s,v;n~ ] ~ ;
ana econUny 7on 1taa Ws 'uec a1nec,S to bavn abou
SooG .;at;ou ~ ree'I Ho o nrom;sed % bis ne;rhbor
ees.;natID ~; ;a .Ior az trpo account Of Kansas
and az 5iif # his his account be aattering many
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