The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-03-27

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| stockholders on Tuesday morning a conn
mittee was appointed to secure b plan and
estimates, with view OF rcbalding i'm
mediatelv.
| There is a quantity of danpged corn
shipped from the West these days. Un.
sound corn is not fiL for any kitl of feed.
IL Is injurious to all kinds ofstock and
sometimes kills mules and horses. II
went fatten hogs and is not fit for meal or
hominy. 1t is best not to buy it q. all for
any price.
Our young friend, D. Rober, Towers, OF
the South Carolina College. is now one of
the editors of thu Col'egiam. paper pub.
lished by the students OF The College.
Among the contributions TO recent num-
Der OF that paper We notice an article from
the pen OF our young friend, Har,well
| Aver, who is also student i'm tho COLLEGE
The farmers say they are a month behind
with their work. Usually by this time the
majority OF them are through planting up.
! land corn, but as yet very little, if any, seed
| have been put in the ground, on account of
the wet weather. Some OF the farmers are
o! the opinion that the continuous rains
will prove benefit, as it will prevent them
from planting too inrl=a crop of cotton.
correspondent of the I.oSdon E,ctri.
cian says tho following is an instant RENE.
| dy for toothnche with a small piece Of
zine and I" bit OF silver (any silver coin will
do}, the zinc placed on one side OF the
afflicted gum and the silver on the other,
by bringing the edges together the small
current OF electricity generated immediate
~ and painlessly stops the toothache."
Aiken Journal and Re,iew "Col. y. l..
Cambell, the indeiatgable Secretary Of the
Carolina, Cumberland Gap and Chicago
hallroad Company, has rendered his resig.
nation to the Directors and officers of the
Company. On April 18th meeting of the
Directors and officers will be held at their
office in Aiken Col. Campsells resignation
will be considered and passed upon. Other
business Of Importance will also be trans.
acted"
Essley Messenger: Mrs. Nancy Bolt, wi
dow Of the late Robert Bolt, Of Anderson,
S. c., sister Of Rev. Robert p. Franks, of
| Columbia, and mo,her-in-law Of Elias Day,
Of Pickens County died at the residence Of
her son, J, II. Bolt, whom she wa. visiting
in Hoschton, Ga, on the 14tll inst, after
brief illness. She had reached the mature
age Of 6S years, and died Inuchly beloved
by her relatives and friends, and leaves
| many such to mourn her DEATH
number OF darkies, who had been fur
nis!lcd supple, aud had contracted TO work
for farmers i'll Hopcwcll township, left
their employers one nigh, last week, after
secretly disposng of all their effects, going
to Seneca afoot, intending to take the train
there for Arkansas. Warrants were pro-
cured for them and constable went to
Seneca and arrested two Of them, the
others escaping Those arrested we're
brought here Friday and lodged in Jail.
Seneca Free Press: THE party Of colored
people who came up from Anderson last
week to 60 West, but failed TO get tickets
from the emigrant agent, disappeared very
suddenly from our town. They had been
giving concerts in order to raise money
either to proceed on their journey or return
to their homes. After two or three con-
certs had been given, the door keeper Of the
party slipped off with the money which
had been taken in, and the others left in
pursuit. of him.
Astronomers tell us that on this evening,
at o'clock, Neptune on his way West will
encounter Venus on her way East. When
they reach the same point of right nscen-
sion they will be in conjunction. There
will be an occultation Of one planet by the
other-that is, there will be an eclipse. 1t
is rare occurrence, and is said to be o very
beautiful phenomenon but no one.can be
sure about that, because thereNss%no one
alive who ever saw it. The last recorded
was in 1887, and the last before that was in
1901. 1t will be something you never saw
before, and may never see again, TtE..
An infant, in decomposed state, was
found under vacant tenant house on the
plantation Of Mr.. f. N. Gary, in Rock Mills
township, one day last week. The house
had recently been occupied by colored
woman named Levina Osborne. Trial JUS
tice B. F. Shirley was notified OF the discov-
cry, aud ON last Friday held an inquest over
the remains. After hearing the evidence,
the jury returned verdict charging Levina
Osborne, who acknowledged being the
mother of the child, with infanticide, and
she was committed to Jail. Her half-broth-
er, Lawrence Osborne, who Is the most i'm
portant State witness, was also committed
to Jail for safe keeping.
Mr.. Frank D. Moore, Of New York, died
at the residence of his brothcr.in.law Gen.
L. NJ. Aver, IN this city, On last Sunday
morning, at 10 o'clock, after an illness Of
about four months. Mr.. Moore had been
in bad health for n long time, and camo to
anderson about five weeks ago, thinking
that q change in climate would perhaps
prove beneficial. His wife and three chill
dren accompanied him here, and they, with
Gen. Ayers family, have the sympathy of
our whole city in their bereavement. His
remains were inferred in the Baptist cenne'
terry, in this city, on Tuesday evening. at
o'clock, after solemn and impressive tune
raj services, conducted by Rev. i. T. Bell
and Rev. D. Il. Frierson, d. ID.
The famous Wizard Oil Concert Troupe
has arrived in Anderson, and are giving
their concerts on the Court House Square
every day and evening. They will remain
here during the balance of the week. Their
music is certainly worth hearing. Ihis
(Thursday) evening, commenting at 81
o'clock, the following programme will be