The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-11-30

Meiton, David Moore. G. w ~, :,
Oreba'gh, James Prince Mnn; "r'n; r ~.
mrs. hester Richardson. Cnrrs,, i",Gerts, ,,,
aatriet io summons, Rebecea Simmn,ss s'Vln' W
''a''ha 'andiver, Vim. Wilson o''' A''ss
Last Tuesday afternoon tho r.,,.
,upiea e,p,; mo the establishment OF tba, r
made ' an meicnaht. Mr. John l.. PEOPLES and
elesant ' ,imspection of the beautiful and
and rlasswer ol chinaware. crockeryware
Jast received. MIR. Peoples has am ranar,i.' mas
audeu TINS business TO his e,tahl;sI,n,nu;y
ana intends making it speciality His n.
oo..ihent 10 very large, and prese.,ts q h.li %
some display, indeed. His nr;.ss 81, iAiiu-
fsnnIkaoly low. Persons desjrinp ~ ,op, n,1. nte
o"''s''i'as presents should inspect his STICK
Miss Charlotte GailIard d;ai .. a.,
nence OF her brother law NJ 'ee resi-
brown, in this city, on Is.t Er;,,.,' Da.i!uel
uoout ~ O'Clock, after an lines; ;,f s.x.'. nsm;
ioi''es from consumption. Mise n, iita.i
mas daughter of the late DR. q ! Eiu
ialu' ana was about IS wears OF aon Si,a
wa MAS "a most estimable lady. and noted Ine rne
~, oiii5tiah Character ead ki;.,t aud .,f,c
,",,aae ;,u"re. disposition; After appropriate mud
a,,apr,, ,p,sSise funeral services OH Saturday
Rav R'To'' ~ conducted by Bishop Howe and
.,I ul
Church, of which she WAS n,o,,,h hh,s.oPal
remains were laid TO resi- in ,hn H. ner
Cemetery. ''e hap'ist
at. y. Ernest Brown came near m..,;ry
WIN iatai accident on last Thursday u5 ne
a,5 "aI riuing horseback down River street
anu "neh near i)r. McFalrs his hors, he.
da J",.u Irightehed and started at full speed
uowh the street. In trying To chpcE ,La
morse the clirbchain broke. and or cn,,,.',
ne nad no further contro! over the animal
Al.er running some distance the sndjle
S'r'h give away, which prccipitatcd Nr
Drown 70 the ground, stunning him and
rendering him speechIess for two or threa
Iours. Beyond this however. no serious
damage was done, and Mr.. Brown was able
10 oe at his place of business on FRIDAY
morning. VA '''"s
ne An''"rs"n lsrs........*v2. approve;
our remark that it would pay for the The Ar Ar
Line railroad to he changed back to the
original survey, and says: Suppose we a..
i.a!e the question: and if the Air Line is
no. Ghanged, we :an build railroad from
Atlanta. What suys The SUM- We aro ,o
ready. Cut your patching. A glance at
.ne map ls enough to show the importance
ano easy practicability of The route. II
Woa!H be 81 cir iine, and through one of
ene hhest cotton growing sections in the
otatcs OF Georgia and Carolina. u would
oe OF Immense advantage to the country
ana cltles mentioned, and would be another
safeguard against freight DETERMINATIONS
An article or two from such prnrticol an.
gineers US Mai Thos. b. Lee might give the
project proper prominence in the right
quarters. .'-HmtwcN San.
On last Monday q warrant was placed In
The hands of Constable r. f. James for tho
arrest OF negro named Frank Moon. who
had committed an assault upon q gentle
man residing i'll Brushy Creek township.
hiter diligent search, Moon was found at
the Eln house on the plantation of Mr.. ].
z. Whitfield, four miles North of the city.
about II o'clock at night. Mr.. James,
knowing the character of the negro, pre.
scnted his pistol at him, and requested him
70 surrender, which he did without any re-
slslance- Mr.. James then handed his pistol
to some one behind him, and Immediately
began placing hand cuffs on the prisoner,
hile in the act Of doing this, some person
hred pistol. the ball striking the prisoner
on the lett cheek, ranging up the side Of
the face ard through the ear. The wound
is painful one, though not serious Mr..
James was accompanied by several other
gentlemen, none Of whom knew who fired
the pistol, as it was very dark. and they
only had small torch for u light MIR.
James thinks, however, that when he hand
ed his pistol behind him, brother of the
prisoner, ALI. DON. who was standing
near, took it. He also thinks that the shot
was fired at him, with view Of rescuing
the prisoner. Alf. Moon. immediately
after the pistol was fired. left the premises,
and has not been heard of since The next
morning the pistol was found OH the
ground near the gin house. The above facts
are given as they were told the reporter.