The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-06-28

! but asla farm it caEs neyer paw. excens n
:i,e hands Of q lZet gard dcner.. It tns-y
be attractive as the fotuiey yesideilce az
great editor, but it Is we'll known tI,at
the ialanAA towns OF We8tc Eiestos Ssyitf,ty
are itlferiof iil point 0f social rink 10
4 those on the banks of The Hudson. ,l (
777 EE-R Republican Cnpgressmaa aud
PRESIDENTIAL Elector Sheldon, OF Lou
laiatia, says e We have peace, order, con.
fdence. more tolerance OF icp.. ai0li than
ever, before. aud, ,so far assL Can roo, bet
ter. pTotertion % life. liberty, property
and all legeI rights. telieyS N:cIoI!s
TO be good man, and that be will faith
fully and Effectively perforhiElis duties,
Lne race iaslei In Eclitics, VISA alljtha.
atteRdiug prejudices, is passing away:
would now doniinate without rs9af,i to
color. u believe We ere in, sSsfter con-
dition TO have asEepublican party which
VAL DO honor TO the nation and carry the
Stste thaaif 2as kard had been sustained.
- Nhether there was any antecedent
arrangement for IL or not la the L.ouisi-
ana cohimissicn'a pacification. Gen. But
ler's attempt to bulidoze President Hayes
out of the appointment Of Col, Jack
Wharton as, United States Marshal for
TINT State, lis place of his friend Pitkin.
has failed. The change haB probable
eyon been more promptly made because
OF the butler correspondents. Wharton
was an old rebel, but has been n Repub-
lican since the war, and belonged " War
moths gang of political operators and
revoiutionists, which had given him
n,ohohI,, ~ ...a .S'siss.ion. ne Is
bnt ,vo saar a !; y NH s,',lp
b;s , nos, ..avn Lever, an9
ay;aSna;as as ~ p.o,sea
f,a nr;nc;,,,os e Pu.islsst Assser lnan
profanao ~ VIII VE;l,iis-sels,se Lstofin. ~
agr;cnliv.al I'o arttan;s,, a peanaps1 ane ness
nSosnhor,.s 49, ;',s, s..gma -, lays suas
ihn asssni;o1 &c J ~ arc
n;sbas tho foIin,s;,.. q p,hi,.s, ana iur-
rnundin@ y - rerSsct snaS nJ,iI sns t,,o .ot .oaa-
| tive Grains men,;onod. Thaot -. ..slscc-
acid nbosSbasa nF i;ma. ss,. psi ucse,
trata ~ ,,ptassn i1t Syg poEiH9s; MI
asnmon;d n,n ~ osS, aon & n,o pcunIsi suipea.e OF
ofo nonn,is ulpilas.e on Hllne, lnne,
Barlsv oots rva -. ~. a..,1 ;.,
phate ~ I;me s7S x ,o,J. S,M'5Js .o;a p.i"se
notasaa On ,,n,niis. ~ s,t,i,.I,ato n.slass -
lin ,,nn I:9ssS,
This yr;Ii cost @ ahon. hIn.sa n AoI ppts. ppeana.
oo;d nI,os, - = E I:, ~ t,io " :
trata of nptass. . ssS a; no,,n uoy pUIIld hir
/ i;i,c Ssk n9s,,s III ;;, suiplhsR OF
sol Gya5,s w;rns an is s,a1, vii t9ss Apo.s
nhnsrI, ~ f.i;rs su E.,s .'aan "a acid
| of potassa, 441 pounds: sulnhate of lime.
| $50 pounds. This will cost about $40
|, = The divorce LAWYER hna cvirianiIu-
| and happily, sesn his best daysss SyVe
| have recently chronicleti the tiecys,ons5of
|! both Indiana and Minnesota courts, that
the Utah divorces which CHICAGO shyg. 4
ters have been getting people. without
their even enterina. Tho territnrv ara M
| terlyI worthless, and now n 81. Ionis
|iiudge has struck another biow nj tbe Irs.
Isayory business. The bar. nssociation' os
| that city brought an action to disbar ono
| Beal, who had solicited divorce business
| BY the common isyice of nron,is;,,g In
| obtain decrees without publioity. md the
court granted il, on the broaG ground
| that such ,ofiyert;semnnfa roSss.f s,,;,s
| rionsly upan Che conrta mud tLs ,,roies.
s;;oa, and to brine bnth info @ ffiaEsn,,te
| The last Illinoia + iegisiatr,ys 1,assS,s -
/ law forbiiding the pnbIicatins,; I,f 1fiyar.
| tisenlents of t6ia sort' and wifi fia s,lJa,l
penaity Of snsnansiop M fron, yrs,t;ae so,
| Ieenrarinr IN HE h,,e;nass thn J;,,a,,s
layyer seems at iast In fsir y =.
supnressed. I,:1J i - 80
| - There ;s a Scoiorv of Rr;t;sh,vs :,
Z! VIRGINIA who have bSd a., nn,,;,,e,s.r,. -.
cajrSroton 1t. 81 i,,e
Observation-Disclosures aS aS ss. aars .se.yle snis
| delivered an addroZa yvi,;ch3 ;s = rsa's,J
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