The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-10-20

a.a!,,.; Marshal Moran ipr s!','VV uaiii'
n-c- for seduction AMI breach -! prom -
Di marriage. MAS tied. al INC !"''
found III iull for the / a'nti!l.
- ON lie 5th instant, Frank LeR"y.,, 2
Young man Of M. Carmel. Ahae'il'e,
county. had his arm caught III "a Sii anu
torn t. ,,cc-. Hi, face W. also paliy
l,crra,ca. Tic lin had - lc tax nara
before the young nan iii hc Sol a""f
rom il. The arm wa, aiilniated.
- &,uash Seal. "A colorci hired man On
Mr.. j Il. Flord'- plucc. in Ncwbc:ry
county, was kicked III ia" stomach ~ :"
mule Stnda; night while gong INTO itAe
Stable 10 feel. III, died from the KICK
Tuesday morning
y your. man ~ .he name "i Ma
tAews, while attending T. his steam gih
n lhc upper portion nf Williams burg
county. was accidentally caught III tie
SAWS. terribly ll.rra;in: l!.7 legs. Hc
i.ed in ;ibou; la!: az hour.
- The ladies' of SpntanhurS have done
a commentaries work IN establishing in
that ci,v "a rcat restaurant and coffee
( house. where a laly or :cnt.tni"n can
drop III AT any hOur o. The Hay and. al "a
: nominal price, indulge III !. cup OF tea or
coffee. "A pinic ui soup. saniwic... or some
! othc. light rclgc-limrmi 1t l. Designed
as an offset to Tie lar-roolns AMI tree
| lunch counters.
- Slight frost was reported from scv'
c:,. place, in rhc-tc. county THURSDAY
morning OF week bciarc last and Wcsn,s
| day OF last week NJ iniury from 1t.
/ - An illicit ,li,ti!erv near Panther
! Greek in urc,nvi.," County. Has last
! " eek r,led on III which 4 quantity OF
! mash was destroyed.
/ The cotton crop II nycr Barnwcll
! county is falling even short Of what tho
! PLANTERS were inclined - cuUnt on a. late
| A. three weeks ago. Tie naked stalks
are tilted II the tnp with partly grown
! bolls. which cannc; oicn. and the cater
! pillar i Il, WORK on item.
| The Atlantic. Tennessee and Ohio
| railroad. running between Charlotte and
Statewide, Was leased on the ith inst.
for ninety nine Te;.r>. az an annual rental
of 81. COO. 10 the management of the
/ Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta Rail
| road \ InalDrity oi the stock in the lat
ter i, owned hy tnc Clyde Syndicate, and
, the rausactipn adds iuriv-iline miles OF
the road 10 the lines o! that conbination.
- The New Yorl, Democrats on the
l2lh inst in State Convention, ignored
John Kelly and Taninanv. and noni-
nate William Purcell. of 4 chester. edi-
| tor and proprietor Of the Rochester Cnio..
rs Secretary Of State: George IL. Lap
ham, of Yates, Comptroller: Roswell
l'arln-n,cr. -\t,orn,y-G General Robert
\. Maxwell, Treasurer.
= The White lIoasc j. undc, going q
thorough cleansing and some repairs,
which are greatly needed. one Of the
attendants upon the President was asked
to-day whon the President contemplated
moving into The White House. Il don't
know. was lic reply. Il 10 know.
( though. t!ia; the place is all torn mp, and
| more than That. The furniture III the East
10 IN is just alive with insects The
President will hardly care To move in
untii the White House is fumiga,cd and
completely overhauled'
a special from Union City, Tenn,
says squirrels are crossing the Missis-
sippi i;ivcr fifty miles South of Hickman
in fabulous numbers. Ticy are caught
by the dozens by men III skitls. They
enter and pass through corn fields, de-
>troyihS as they 20. They are bear
ing up TIC country, ard hundreds are
seen. crossing east. over the Tennessee
River below Point Mason They are
from the interior Of Arkansas.
- The Keowcc to.risr says: '.Thc
corps are better than we once anticipated
Report says there will ho large half
crop Of cotton made. We believe, taking
the whole county, the crop will reach a
full two third Of the average yield. Bot
tom corn is good and will largely make
up for the loss on upland. y great deal
Of good fodder has been saved
Camden Joiran: ON last Saturday
night, Mr.. King and Il few other gentle
men of the I.ynchcs Creek section wen.
out fox hunting. His dogs soon struck
Il hot trail aud were running at full crv,
followed by the hunters. Suddenly,
without any warning, every dog ceased
to bark. and not one could hc called up
5Tew tIItir horns until they were tired.
Tho gentlemen returned home, deter
mined 10 90 back the next day and solve
tho mystery. When morning came thev
went hack, but still no trace of tho dogs
could be found. On Monday thcy called
in several neighbors and searched the
woods carefully. when they found an
old well, about forty feet deep, with
every dog together with the fox nj the
bottom of it. y wndass and buckle
was procured and the dogs were brought
out, only one ofthem being hurt. The fox
was dead. The dogs are ready for anoth-
er hunt.
- 1t is said THAI Commissioner Loring
has great faith i'll the sorghum sugar cui-
ture of the future. It may be hoped that
III this case he will avoid the errors of
ms iliist'ious predecessor. l.eDuc went
.n!o the business for the Government by
hiring tieius at large expense in the
country around Washington, and then
paying heavy sum for having the cane
hauled 10 the city, where he crushed it in
$1,000 sugar cane machine which
would not adequately work the sorghum
as had long before been predicted. the
ooZine, SNmmy substance interfering
with il. Nevertheless Congress, which
was always good 10 lie Due gave him
S25.Oc" to 20 on with ut it's last sessions
ana now Comtnissi ,ncr Loring inherits
n large number Of acres of rented land
WIN the sorghum planted on it: he also
inhcrlts me suGar-cane machine. and
what Is perhaps still more valuable. tho
costly experience of lie Due ii he is
which undoubtedly has future, lie can
n'iii2c tho experience, If not The ma
chinc.-N. Y Sun
= The kcowcc Couricr saws: "I.ast
Monday was remarkable dav. not only
because of the large number OF peopio
present NJ the courthouse and the large
sales or land advertised, but because Of
me prices at which lands were sold 1t
showed clearly that lands in Oconee were
in great demand AMI that they had adj
vanccd in valnc in the past few wears
from two To three hundred per ONT
Tho lands sold were generally ridge
iarms, poor in native fertility and adant
cd only 10 the growth of cotton and small
Brun, yet the prices ranged from three
ana a half 10 six and n half dollars nor
acre. Many OF these lands few wears
back were undesirable at any price, and
were drug ut two dollars per acre. 4
remarkable feature of the sales was that
me most costly track sold was purchased
by coiorcd man (Robcrt Goode) at Tho
sum OF $l.4l7 for two hundred and twen.
t. acres. There are good many colorcd
people IN our county becoming land
owners ana doing well, most of them be-
ing inside the stock law"
Senator Garland. of Attapsas .s