The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-20
SOUTH CAROLINA.

Anderson has more than doubled her pop.
ulation in the last decade
A little son of Arthur Stokes of Laurens
fell while playing on a dry goods box on
Saturday and broke both bones of an arm.
W. Il. Fowler. an aged and respectable
citizen OF Laureus county, died at his home,
in the neighborhood Of Warriors Creek, on
Sunday last.
The Green Pond alliance Of Dials town
ship, in Laurens county, held meeting on
Saturday, and agreed to disband. No cause
for this action has been assigned.
A petition is being circulated among the
real estate owners of Laurens to authorize
the city council to issue $40, coo worth of
bonds. The idea is to bond the indebted
ness incurred for the most part in the build
ing and equipping of the opera house.
A fire insurance company with a capital
stock Of 100000 is being organized at
Greenville, and w. A. Law of Sparta lburR
will be president and manager. The stock
of the company is being taken in places OUT
side of the city, aud will be scattered to the
companys interest.
The office of Buyck & Co., the largest
merchants at st. Matthews, was entered by
burglars Wednesday night and their safe
removed to wagon, in which it was
hauled about quarter of a mile where it
fell from the wagon and was left without
harm or loss, as daylight was approaching.
This is evidently the work of non-profes-
SIGNALS. Several arrests have been made.
The work of analysing fertilizers has been
nearly completed by Prof. Hardin, chemist
of Clemson College. Not including the
duplicates 1856 analyses have been made
Prof. Hardin says that the manner in which
nearly all the samples came up to the
standard was worthy of comment Out of
the whole number there were perhaps only
Iva y-Cf,- !, taIN .l1 l. - u
even those IN only single element.
On Wednesday last, at a place four miles
from Central, in Pickens county, James
Holiday (white) killed John Crews (colored).
The two men had a dispute at Il saw-mill.
Crews had been operating toe mill aud re-
| fused to give possession to Holiday.
| who had leased il. Crews struck Holiday
with monkey wrench and threw weight
ethim. Holiday had double-t ariel shot
| gun, and he fired at Crews, riddliug him
| with buckshot. The coroner's Jury exoner-
ated the slayer, who had surrendered him
self to the sheriff Of Pickens county.
Wednesday was a red letter day in the
| history of Yorkville. Gen. H. L. Farley
arrived in the morning, and in the after
noon inspected the Jeukins rifles. The
| company numbers fifty men and made a
| splendid appearance in their new uniforms,
and passed a creditable inspection. At $50
p. m the flag which wrapped the remains
Of the late lamented Capt. Geo. D. Wallace
on his journey to his home was formally
presented by Gen. Law, in behalf of the
relatives of Capt. Wallace, TO the jenkins
Rifles, and was received by. Mr.. Thomas T.
| Mellow for the company. The ceremony
took place in the court house.
The grand lodge of the knights Of Honor
has elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: P. K. McCully, past grand
dictator; w. H. Lockwood, grand dictator
! J. W. Moore, grand vice dictator; J. c..
| Sheppard, grand assistant vice dictator: N.
N. Burton, grand chaplain; e. w. Holland,
grand reporter; }. L. Robertson, grand
treasurer; N w. Trump, grand guide: B..
NJ. Lobby. grand guardian: L. a. Wanna
maker, grand sentinel; Fl. Rittenberg, ]. l..
Addison and John j. Boazer, grand trustees
representative to supreme lodge, W. H.
lockwood; alternate, W. w. Simons. There
are sixty~one lodges in the state.
For disordered liver try Beecham's
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