The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-02-12
state News and Notes.

DtHte NEWS anu EOtcss
There are only six paupers in the
Orangeburg poor house.
The Columbia Register, has advanced
in its price Of ofeubscription from 81 TO so.
The Sea Island Me,os reports cotton
blooms in the month of January on the
Bermuda plantation St. Helena.
One thousand tons OF granite has re-
Gently been sent from quarries near Col.
umbia, to Washington City, to be used
in como Of the public buildings.
On Thursday night last little negro
| girl about four years old, ON Bfr. j. s.
Green's place, seven miles from Ellenton,
was terribly burned, from tho effects Of
which she died within few hours.
The Register says that the Asylum farm
now produces enough potatoes, vegetables
corn and milk for patients and atten.
dants. Under the late Radical admins.
tration the milk and good deal of other
produce had TO be purchased outside.
Congressman Evina, ofthis State, has
introduced q bill in Congress appropria.
ting 10000 for . bronze statue Of General
Morgan, to be presented to the State and
erected in anticipation of the celebration
ofthe battle Of Cowpens, at spartanburg.
A negro child died at the house Of a
colored man in Lexington on Saturday
night. 8lBs nit. On Sunday evening u Q
child was buried, and on Monday D,sht
the occasion was celebrated by regular
brake.down dance, which ended in o
drunken row.
The Beaufort Sea Ialdnd Nears Of the
7th has the following: "On the steamer
Saratoga, which left New York on Jan.
uary 18th, was q passenger named BY.
ely. When of Port Royal he jumped
overheard and was eaten by shark that
was following the vessel.P
Two negro men visited tho home of o
Mrs. Berry, about two miles from Orange
burg, on the oath January, and demand
ed all The money in tho house. Failing
to get any, they took Mrs. Berry aud Mrs.
Bird, m aged lady who was confined to
her h.s By, a!sl::ss cat oss iuto tho yard
and beat and abused them shamefully.
e What .he South, the Northwest and
in feet The whole United States needs Is
more money; Q currency sufficient in
Volume to meet the demands of agricul.
tureand commerce. We have a great
and growing country, and we must have
moro money for Its proper ana future
development Gen. Gary iinh his Charles.
Ton Speech.
q ON Saturday morning, 3let ult., about
four miles from JohnAton'a, ia EdgefieId
County, the dead body Of nowly-born,
male white child was discovered lying In
q ditch very naar the railroad track. 1t
waa wrapped in piess OF e oo.JJth, oiJtih
which WaS profusoly alneared with blood,
and q bloody handkerchief lay near it.
Ihechild Vas large, flne and fully de-,
yeioped.
|S Capt Charles .. HamMett lost his
mills on Pacolets crssk ID spartanburg
County on Sunday nigat, the iss instant,
b. b. iif s is There we're corn and wheat
milk, d saw milland four cotton gins in
Same building. Six bales ofrotton, and
about fifteen hundred bushels Of seed,
With Hotne grain. Wars dis4tgoysi. The.
mills had been lately Improved. and they
were ii Ane condition. Tie loss vas
;;s;eis 4 s, II tsi1ua5Ild doiiaEl.
81. p. Grows, Rsq:. editor Of tho Lau-
rstsyile aefdlS, hes been elected Inten.
dant of Laurensyille on the swsE tickes.'n
Fseyaoli jiit igepeer tTsue enough,
but nosin opposition 20 a dry ticket, fot
thsFs wasiio such in the field. iaarsy,S.
ciile llsta'd And if there had been q
e'SIEy ticket ia the Geld the fact sbaa yca
Ewese elected on the ''wes ticket would
/ not hAya Injured your character Of
Brought discgedis isnoa roglr t..,na /, an,
Ihs Charles son Meas and te5,l,iis. ai.i.
collEabss nrgs tho extra sossion,
of the legialatnte Ia pass 4 Eeg;; fan
ItaN. ie lSgtsts sssd E5ssiSss sganta aver,
ons to be Able to vFtits his oWn na.nt ,s.ss
Gore he is censidersd colnpssrls q soteg
lille the conf tcnda That eny
| such lsf ould be tin6onss taticnal. The
laatter wilfbe csaaidered By ihs extsa
ian, and no doubt q laE requiring tho