The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-12-21
state News.
T.. Is. NJ.

Mcssrs. Nance Bros. of Chcster sold
few weeks ago, pair Of very handsome
matched horses to Colonel John j. More.
head OF Charlotte for the snug little price
ofSl,eO0.
crazy negro woman made Marion
noisy for awhile on Tuesday evening.
Seated on the steps Of Mr.. i;vnns's office.
mon !" tho Knot Of peanut re,i,!ier. who
hs'! gathered around. Sho will be sent
to the Asylum.
Tho Abbevillo Medium urges South :
crn farmers to continne raising large
grain crops and increase their meat pro-
duet. Tho price of Western hog meat is
monstroua and tho South should strive
to ahato the nuisance and hardship hy
living more within herself.
Mr. w. L. HH-; of Marion met with
u painful accident tho other day. While
at work at his planning mill piece of
timber. by some means, flew up, and,
striking his face, cut his lip brIiy. DR..
Mullins sa%sd 1t UP and assured l.Iiu that
no rcpulsive scar would be left
- On Saturday morning last tho resi-
donce OF Mr.. James Calliham of the Mid.
dle Ridge section OF Edgetield was entiro
lv destroyed by fire. The fire is suppos-
cd to have hcsn incondiary. Mr.. CALI.
liam and his daughters saved but little
and nr" now pretty well homeless.
Mrs. Benjamin Gilbert, Jr, of Abbe.
willie was bui ned to death on Monday
night. She WAS standing before tho fire
when i!or dress iRnited and before it
could he oXtinSuishcd she was fatally
burned. The deceased lived in BortIeuux
aud leaves y husband and two small
children.
- Two colorcd boys aged about four
teen and twenty years of age got into an
alteration on last Sunday a few mile.
from Burlington. They agreed to settle
II next day. They mot and the younger
one, of name Emmanuel Lowe, was hor-
ribly gashed on ono check by Il ruZur cut.
1t extended the whole length of tho
check and penetrated to tho bone.
- On Friday morning last Miss Jessie
daughter of Mr.. John Fowke of Boiling
Springs, Barnwoll County, by accident
caught on fire and was so severely
burned that she died on Saturday. This
is indeed ono of tho saddcst accidents
we have hnd to chronicle in some time.
Miss Fowkc WAS ust sixteen years OF age
nn'l leaves n number of loving relatives
and admiring friends.
The dwelling OF Mr.. Henry Cato, To-
Gated In Ward Township, Aiken County.
was burnt on Saturday last between 10
and IL o'clock. some OF lls furniture
was saved, but In Il damaged condition.
Mr.. Cato loses besides his dwelling nll of
his books AMI accounts, which will cause
him great deal of Inconvenience. The
loss on his dwelling and furniture is be-
tween $1,000 and $500. Insured for
$1,000.
Captain Il. Is. Cade has just made
several important additions to his stock
farm in Ahbevillc County. lie has inst
bought and received from General With.
ers OF Tennessee II thorough bred Arab
hily, six months old, out OF Fob Dab by
LImestone, who was sired by War Dance.
fnr which he paid tho handsome sum Of
5000. lilo has also received six young
registered Jersey calves. Two OF these
he bought In Kentucky, two in Penpsyi-
vanin and two In Georgia. paving $500
Zach.
Mr.. Willis Sawyer of Orangeburr
had fine horse stolen from him last
Thursday night. Friday morning Mr.
Nat Fielder of near here went into his
tho fence horse. After breakfast he
mounted tho animal and rode to town.
lie had OCCASION to go to the telegraph
office and MS he reached there a telegram
arrived telling Of the robbery and de-
scribing the horse. Mr.. Fielder was de-
lighted to have found the owner and at
once wired him Of the safety of his ami
NAL. Who the thief is no one knows
at least he has not yet been arrested.
= Many months ago Methodist min.
lister came To this city and rode In the
cars on tho street railway. He paid his fare
dropping Into tho box what he thought
was small change. Whom tho m0nev
from the box was counted at the office or
the company, Capt. Reilly found a two
dollar aud a half gold piece. He did no;
of course know who had made the mia.
take and kept the money. The other dny
ono OF the members Of the conference,
who is stopping at Capt ReilIy's casuaIIv
mentioned the fact TINT he hnd once
S::o:: chs stree: railway Two dollars and
q half for ride. Tine gold piece was at
once remembered. and its loser was
handed two dollars and forty cents
change. - Greeuvillc Eeus.