Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-12-08
SOUTH CAROLINA.

There we're deaths in Camden last month.
all cOlored adults
In the land sales at Chester. on Monday, the
prices ranged from IS TO Sll p per acre.
On sale day in NewbeFry the Crotwell Hotel
was sold for 5000. The sale Of l,544 acres OF
land was made for 50, 40.
The sales OF real estate at Darlington on
Monday last amounted TO S4,aS7, Tie prlce OF
land ranged from S2 To s. an acre.
4 cOiored girl about years old was shot
and killed by a cOlOred boy about 10 years OLD
at Branchville on Saturday, Nov. ~.
The Commercial Hotel at AbbevIle caught
fire on Monday night last. but was discovered
in time to prevent any serious damage.
+. 2. Thomas, of Manning, has made an
assignment to John {. Bagnal. 1t Is expected
that his assets viii be sufficient to meet his
liabilities.
! While kneeling at family prayers on Satur-
dav morning last Miss Ellen Edwards, OF Que
~ 80 had her dress ignited by a coal OF % nTe,
Iuf tRtO..-h the prompt assistance OF the
family escaped serious INJURY
Tho Tauren lands ia ADlcville county, We're
soId bv Master HaDckei, on e5onqay last IN
NJ tracts for S24.47l. II was th0ught Ihat Szu,-
0 o would have been gOOu price, AHo i'nNS
aggregated about 6,eoe.
While Joseph james, Sr., OF Florence was
standing in ms piazza several hlSHss S5eo'
some one shot at HIM With shotgu1, lniilSt- S
mo a wound in his arm. one sh0t cut ms
watch guard in two. No cause is assigned Ior
the act. ,..,l
b,rses and superannuated cows are now De
inc sold in Atbeville to satisfy MORTGAGES
which were given IL the spring 10 OBTAIN 1he
ssnp les which every farmer should grow on
his own farm.
Clarence DuRant, of Sumter county. ~ ms
seven plows and made TINS yS ,, ~ 3 o b1sS
cls, end he had 500 bushels or potatoes ION % . .
S<,res. : large portion OF which Welgheu .
:. Nands each.
y, . On his way home from Lancaster on
Wnll. ta= night, Nov. y, was attacked by tour
Satulta men and his money or his life was ue-
cOlOlSSod Two white men came up IN time 10
~ llll...,S,t p mi n We robbery,
w, ,Greene's large two-story building
M1s. MI1ss.e,,,ir -, Ster was burned down on sunday
a. a. ,Ino Nov. 90, by an ineehclary% % ntS- S- SeA-
m oI IhlIs, = nso,,s ms rrOWly escaped with their
lives There was 40 - ~ sa,al =, ~ ''N -
ioss amounted to $5.OCH Aoies' u,
AOss - 90 - E7I1is Of AbbeN-ille county, MADE 10
bsIes of cotton on 30 ac+esso esoS u ,d,,,5s He
bsies weighed from 40 10 1Sy Pn,ade more
oUf rs acres IN upland corn, am M. lie 20 acres
fhan enough corn 70 90 Iliii' C '
ne only used Is sacks OF aelu. -,
w q a. Plvler, OF Lancaster county' a1e nlss'1S f
this wear. on twO-hOrse Iarm' zog DI's s oot
CORN IS bushels Of oats. ~ DusheaS, T,' % otton
Dotatoes and IS bales of COTTON, 1le i 80 10
Vas ulauted as a surplus crop lac sg ais1 S,
snf5cient hav 10 forage his STOCK unl4l heAs
season. ,1o-od
Isaac PendergrasS anu HIS sOhi Nso-tIo'
while attempting TO cross the santee TesIie,
~. ne Northeastern Railroad. saw tram
-,'s " 80 chino and laid down on the end OF the
f3es thinking the train would D9ss over WITH IN
ont striking Them The bolts in the end oI le t9e
axle boxes caught Isaac IN Iangt .ne Of ms body
Tbe how escaped with a badly bruised arm.
Miss Georgia Henderson, 21 Jones
street. Savannah, says: "As a tonic;
/ deayn Rrown's Iron Bitters worthy OF tne
hichost recommendations"