The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-05-11
General News Summary.

General News Summary.
= Cotton seed oil is being turned into
butter of excellent quality Next!
= The Fork Shoals factory in Green
vile County is advertised to be sold on
the 18th Of June
= The Chinese have, in the past TWEEN
ty-hve years. exported $40, ,000,O from
California.
= The Sentinel says the negroes have
commenced holding political meetings at
night about Pickens G.. II.
II Greenback club has been formed
in Seneca with about twenty five men,
bers, Mr.. John T. Daniel president.
= Mr.. l.. II. Gilmore has commenced
the erection, at Darlington c. H., of
mill for the manufacture Of cotton seed
OIL
= The Greenville News contains the
following advertisement: "Wanted-A
couple to join whist party. Must be
matrimonially inclined.
= An exchange says that if the whole
crop of cotton seed was worked through
the oil mills it would add over Sc 900 900
to the value of the crop.
- The President has signed the modi-
fed Chinese bill This must have been
during the absence of the Chinese Min.
lister on fishing frolic.
= The books Of registration were
opened at Laurens c. H. on the first
instant, and during the three days fol-
lowing 400 names were registered.
= Mr.. j. a. Anderson, who lives near
Athens, Ga, has gourd that has been
in use to hold pepper and spices over 200
years The genealogy of The gonrd is
clearly traced.
= The farmers OF Abbeyille County
are actively at work planting their crops.
The bottom lands arc receiving special
attention, and larger crop than usual Of
corn will be planted.
= The total vote polled at the recent
Democratic primary election in Abbeville
County, for county chairman. was $3.50,
of which Mr.. Gary received LIZA and
DR.. Maxwell 1866.
- Judge Bond has ordered the removal
of all the United States prisoners from
Pickens to Greenville Jail, and forbidden
the incarceration Of any more in ne
former place.
= The negroes who whipped col
ored Democrat in Urangeburg have been
found guilty of riot and assault and bat
terry with intent to kill. Long terms
guaranteed.
- Oconee county before the war was
considered above the cotton zone. only a
few bales beiug raised. The yield in
1880 was 1888 bales, and in 1881 there
were 5,lS7 bales raised in that county.
= The residence of Mr.. i. .. L.arkins.
about eight miles from GreeHville, was
destroyed by fire On Thursday morning.
The building is not thought to have been
insured and no furniture was saved from
the flames.
= DR.. F. F. Gary, of Cokesbury, has
received the appointment of delegate
from the State Medical Association of
South Carolina to the Health Congress
of the World, which meets i'm Geneva.
Switzerland. next September.
= 1t is SAID that lady living near
The Florida line, who has been confined
to her bed for many years with rheuma-
tism, was entirely relieved q few weeks
ago by discharge O! lightning which
threw her out on the floor.
= The C5urier-Journal doubts whether
the North can justly criticise Southern
women for dipping snuff, while Northern
young women walk the streets leading
puppy dogs by strings. Folly is con.
fined IN M sncfin, Of tbo ,,o.yl
= The negroes who left Pickens da.
ring the winter and early part of the
spring to work on railroad in Georgia
have all returned. They came through
Atlanta, and some of our citizens, saws
the Pickens Sentinel, fear they have
brought tho germ of smallpox back with
them
= Deputy Collector G. w. Moose,
with posse of officers from Spartanburg,
made a raid a few nights ago in the up.
per portion Of Greenylle County. They
succeeded in capturing still, about 100
gallons of singing and IL stands of beer
belonging to man named Burrill.
- al of the virtue in Hugh l.. Bond
ID concentrated in his nose. This is whv
that organ Is the only part of him that
bushes, and brief mental review of his
career will explain to the enquiring na.
suraiisi why the blush is vivid and per.
petual.-G Greenr,Me Necs.
= The State Board of Agriculture met
on Tuesday. The Superintendent of
Immigralicu submitted report, showing
that since the last meeting OF the Board
in April fifty emigrants had been brought
to the State through the Bureau and dis.
tributed, aud that there was considerable
demand at this timc for immigrant labor.
At the regular monthly meeting Of
the board of regents of the State Lunatic
Asylum yesterday % persons were admit
ted to the Asylum. The total number
of lunatics now in the institution is 523.
of whom l52 are white males, III white
females, 90 colored males aud lO4 colored
females.
= According to the Yazoo, Miss, Ss,.
finei, many planters say that they would
not part with the advantage the overflow
Will be 10 their lands for a nice little sum
of money. The sediment deposited bv
the flood will do the soil more good than
any fertilizer that could be applied. One
planter says the cotton lands will now be
vynrfk fr,oDo "a 10 * ,,,or. -. -. a.