The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-05-04
= An Atlanta fish dealer claims to sell
Folr tons Of fish per week.

= An Atlanta fish dealer claims to sell
four tons Of fish per week.
= Patrick" said the justice, guilty.
or. not guilty:' Faith. yer honor"
said Patrick, "wai, ill hear the wi.
| dencc."
= Hon. Thomas +. Baya.d will de-
liver the addres. at the Mct klcnburg
celebration in Charlotte, North Carolina,
10th Of May.
In pursuance of law on the sub.
ject, the Governor Of Ohio has issued q
proclamation designating ihc 9th day
Of April as "Arbor Day" On this day
each nhabitant who is not disqualified
by age or disability j. expected 10 plant
tree.
- a very old lady on her death bed,
in a penitential mood, said: Il have
been a great sinner more than eighty
years, and didn't know it," m old dac.
key woman who had lived with her Il
long time exclaimed l.or-, kmnwed
i; al! dc time"
= II - curious, yet uno Explained fact,
often noticed by ordinarily close obScrv-
crs, that talkatiye man, after being
much about IL house where there are two
or three ladies, gradually loses his talk
ing habit and scarcely speaks Il word
more than il absolutely necessary
- Congressman Aiken -ay- since the
campaign o! the administration has been
developed in the Charleston T. :. Court
House lie has changed his mind entire as
to the propriciy of an extra session OF
the Legislature 10 rc1i,trct the State.
He now thinks it absolutely indispeusa-
bic, and believes that the State should
be redistricted in the interest Of The
Democratic party, if to get six safe dis.
tric!s they should run in strips from
Pickens to Sumter. This accession
makes our delegation solid for the extra
session.
= In paper read before the Paris So
cicte de Medicine, NJ. Chcrvin points out
that while up 10 the census Of 1850 the
colored population Of our Southern States
numbered 100000. in that of 1880 it
had increased to 6 G,557, l5l AN augment
alton Of 30 per cent He regards this as
an important fact, because "it has always
been hitherto admitted that when an in.
fcrior race comes in contact with Il supe-
rior one it must disappear, sooner or
later, on account Of tho excess Of deaths
over births" NJ. Chervin regards lib
erty and agricultural prosperity as the
underlying causes of the happy results
above mentioned.
- Cath says: am satisfied, from
recent interviews have had with a great
variety Of people who represent the ave.
age opinion 10 the Republican party,
that President Arthur is making no
headway toward denomination, but, on
the contrary, is running down hill with q
rapility he has no idea oi A fcw weeks
| ngo, or soon after Arthur assumed the
Presidency, it looked as if the Rcpubl.
can party was going to have n complete
walk over in 1854; but his steady adhe-
renee 10 the malignant faction of his
party has sprcad disorder and disgust
through the country. and the Democrats
begin to see daylight.
= Not only is Bond catching it in the
newspapers, but the people and Con
pdfch's Washington letter says: zone OF
the best informed and most reliable
Journalists in Washington assured me
tonight that there is much feeling ex
pressed by members of both houses il
regard to the action of Judge Bond a
Charleston, and that his conduct is re
garded az worse than that of any Judge
in all the land. His decision, they say
is in conflict with his own decision ane
that Of Ohief Justice Waite in the Ellen
ton cases. He assured me further tha
there is strong talk of impeachment
and that might state positively that tn,
matter will be called to the attention o
/ Congress at an early day"
= When was in South Carolina las
Winter l heard one man talked abou
more than all others. saw his pictur
in moro homes-it was in every home
high and low. rich and poor; even th,
BARRIERS had it in their shops, thus show
ing that the man was loved and h0nore,
by all, both white and hlsck That ma.
is Senator Wade Hampton have me
him, and have the honor and pleasure O
his acquaintance. / now know why hi
people love him. He is one of tn
pnrest, kindest, bravest, noblest and mos
patriotic men that lives. He is the maj
that General Sherman sxore on oath h.
lied on, to lessen him in the esteem o
his people; but Sherman's lie was ik,
all other s-harmless Senator Sher
man, old John, is colder than forty ice
bergs. He could swallow burning lay.
for six months and then vomit slush ice
Luther Benson's Washington Letter 4
RushriWc IpdidnG) Juckyoniun.