The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-11-16

held at Columbia in a few w.e,s >.
!iine some definite action vii, iI, ,, a. winch
.aSeh. lhe Columbia & Greepy;iI, UnunS = 9e
Tau iaM,p proposes @ to spend $50 OOo IN ' H.
hautehs kailroad, if the arrop,,o on me
.;;iaue: nttlng itup with steel ra;Is om5 IS
srana ,nn hn nIstclass condition. aud ale
,be bbenu siooGoo IN building and eouinnimo %,so
'he 'Teenvilie 4 Laurens Railroad 'Pp'"e
At a meeting. of the Board Of Diroo,o,
oi ihe Savannah Valley 4. r, Co. l,eevois on uol
nana5 ,enuay, resolution was adopted that H.
Penaity VIII be added upon ali tan .he
paiu 70 theS. v r. II. Co., and oSncn,;a ur.
ISSUED Tor the collection of same os u,aons .s
as as the eStensionof ten days expjre, al,ov.d od
d ~ ,he Comptroller General on The S,.,a
''n' umu county taxes. Those Interested u.;II
govern themselves accordingly. ~
Inc envie Neus, of the 1oth inc.
ha,i I@ss ne extraordinary success whi"L
hnid i. ana JudiclOus work can attain 10 c'r,.;
o'y Illustrated in the example fIrnisL aJ H..
coiored man named Jordan Ienhord;!
W. mho %ofks on tue place of Mr.. w. B Orr
al orushy Creek, Anderson County
t,Jie tnin anu with one horse he raised six toen
twnn,v,f .ot.on ana three hundred and
Messrs. Reed, Moorhead & Co. will have
rev WORDS TO say to their delinouents in
next weeks paper, their advertisement, L.u ~
irs iirs arrived too late for insertion this week
incy nave In store large stock of general
ttihelcnanHlse, tin ard extend cordial invita-.
~; ,on ~ the trading public to call and exam.
also also have lot of G. Ober & Sous ac;3
phosphate, which they are Offering ot goo
per ton. Give them call, "' S-'
r.
Mr.. Is. Frank Mauldn, ms one of The ~
ecutors OF the estate Of the late JuJge 7
- heei, mas sold that portion of the IVA.
CSns rouse now occupied by Mcsars.
and the two rooms recently ocrnr;nJ IIui IT,.
Dr. y. X. Broyles, including the rooms
ABOVE, to Col J. w. Norris for Ss 00o
hlso the store room occupied by Mcssrs
Brock & Mauldin, including tie rooms
above, to Mr.. L. a. Bell for $500. '''''
r., MIS-. Lucy Ria Norris, wife of the late
Rock Mills township, of this Countv nn n
SUNDAY: The '9t'i inst, at ii a. M, after m ~,
illness OF two months. Mrs. Norris was
one OF ;iia eldest ladies in our County ho.
ing at tile time Of her death 81 wears of oyo
She wes member of Roberts Presbyterian
Shurch 1or many years, and most excel.
lent lady: Her remains were inferred in
ASoo.i'o SnulCn ara on Tuesday. IL lRrpp
number OF her relatives and friends Assem-.
ollns to pay this last tribute TO the worth
ana esteem of the departed.
difficulty occurred between Joe Brooks
and Frank Banks, two colored men, on
last Friday night at corn. shuckinr ON the
plantation Of Mr.. James b. Prnitt. who
resides some "A miles South Of Anderson,
which resulted in the fatal stabbng of the
latter They were under the influence of
whiskey, and had some quarrel about n
woman, which induced Brooks to stab
ranks in the region of the heart, from the
effects Of which he died in about five min.
utes. Brooks left Immediately uuon doing
the stabblng and went to his fathers house
about two miles distant, without knowing
that he had killed his antagonist. He re,
turned on the following morning to Mr..
FRUITS and went with him to X. B. A.
Robinson, Esq, the Trial Justice, to whom
he delivered himself. He was immediate
ly committed to Jail, where he now re-
mans awaiting his trial for murder.
BROOKS claims that the act was committed
in self. defense.