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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-15
Sahttftttfan.

luauiia, &C., IA. Mara. - ani bcr
rGbarleiton Sauaunab'er Sabn" lpnr0en
beute uIer gSaggpns elne5 3uges aus Dem
@tleile seid)ieuDert. Nuber Dem Yofboten,
lpeldler etne elfte Bunoe erbielt, ipnroe yiie-
manO oerleEt. Der llniau wuroe oard) oeu
Srud eIuer 4d)je ue,urladlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-15
Sic Grmors,.tte oer 9e,atid)ea s. atsS=
t,.ansa a.,so Ssorter ist 2staem, S.s
Is. Die Ssitsria,ttta9 eis,ss Der
GysiSrSer tsersGsDEc4t.

20 I'm ia, ga, Z. Mara. = Dem
Neaer 9ape 2tussrions sintm Der flint Negar,
weide ial lebren y!Ouember bic 0eutlden
oausmann unb Ynrter in aifel, &C., erz
moroeten uno oeren 5mrtbtuns auf nddften
6reitag fefseiest IN, tpnroe beute bonn Sou,
perneur hampton Elm AuHdub Der 9inri1=
turrn hpmt1iiut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-15
Vulperueaid,iue,e fiir Rul,lano.

8enntugto II, ST., IA. Mdrs. - 0is
erite Senbung Der fir GuBlano beitimmten
Mai9tuen 5ur Buluerfabritation ift geitern
BON Der Observation-Disclosures abgeeansen.
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sd,mellsiiae ,,ad, oeut saoea.

81 tdmono, 3d., IA. Wtdrs.- Die ut
lantic.goait Cine Sabn" nno ibre 8erbin-
ouusslinien apii6en bier uuo Nsm Stleans
tabeu Stncl3iige eingeiiibrt, mittelit ocreH
Die 6sie BON Nelp- Yorf nab 9few.SrlcanS
Jest in Ga Stuuoen uno 81 Ilnuten suriit-
1eleQt milO.
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Sie Mollv=WnautreS.
Gin berlue8ener st4to fdbta.t anS8e=
oad1ter Gat4b.

Bitts 8 burg, 3D., ID. Wdr;. - @eitern
9todlnlittaq, al5 Der Suffllo'er @rpre6,ug
Sraep'5 SsnO errsid)te, muroe Srn. Sbomas
Slngbam, Dem @rpreBbOtsn, etne 0epeifle
iiberreid)t, Deldle ibn anmles, bic inter ieiner
Sbbut jsfnblid)en SaGete Su Sempleton au
Srn. S. .. SroOt8 81 iibertragen unb mad
Barriers Gambling suriiGsufefren, um wettere
Sefeble su ernarten. Ser Sefebl mar aus
Yittsburg batirt uno BON Dem Superinten.
oenten SEQ. Bingham uuterset9net. Senple-
ton lit etne tleine Citation oil Der yIIegbanp.
Scllen. Buhn," 90 Weilen pon bier. Der
iiiolti) gsbeube gufialo'er @rpreB3ug uno Der
nDroltf geGenoe 3ug begeqnen iidl an htsiem
pdtrenb Die Paiia9tere tbre Ibenonabl6eit 81
I'D, nebnlen. Jtadoem Der betreffenDe 3ug
Semoeton erreld,t bate, eri1len elm Mann
in Dem GrpreBuaagon uno theilte Dem st.
preBboten Stn9bam nit, er let bcnuftraqt,
lbn (Stn9bam) GbSul6leu unO al eiuer Steae
nad) Plttsbnrg Su geben. Sin8bum fragte
ben Srem0en, Oh er ldriftlid)e IutOritdt be-
iiBe, uno oetlelbe sei9te elite bon BEN Supert
tntenoenten y or3 Bingham nn.eridrlebene
Oepeite Dor, meldle all s. 3. Sroofs gertd)z
tet mar uno tbu anwlea, 6rn. Sboma8 Sing=
bam 81 SenIpl tDu abjul6ien. Jtad) lleber.
tra9ung Der Bad9te fubr Slnglanl auf benz
n0rOlldl gebenoeu j3uge naG Sdtfsr'5 ycH=
Oiug, wdbreuo Sroots i'll bsm @rprebn1g9ou
bierbsr fam. Sn benz hiciigen SabnLofe war=
ocr bic Yadete cOrreft befuuoen, uno SroofS
beitie9 etnsn @rpreBmasen, I'm tieielben III
ocir Slreau al Der 5. Aoenne ab5ullefern.
Ser 9tanb muroe alf oeln We1c 3iplldlen oenl
Vabnb3fe lu0 oem Siiream au8geflibrt, unD
Sr9ofS UerlteB tel 2Sdgeu unbelnerGt pou
Dem Subrmanne, al8 bn8 6ubrperf nur nod
cine fur;e Strede bon Dem giireau cntfernt
mar. glI5 bte SptnSe III Dem 2etteren an
fam, itano oieielbe often, uno mebrere Yadete
In Sctraqe bon $4,000 maren peridjmunoen.
@8 itellt iid) heraus, 0aB groofs ben Sele~
grapbenoralt Smlld)en bier un0 3tmp!eior
ourdiAnitten unO III e;n gBGdterha Gn
Der 8abn 9eleitet bate, bon no aus CT Die
Sogrs~ ~Oepeiden, mtttelit sereu CT ieiner
&aub erfolgreld au8fiibyte, uoid)idte.
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allgenleine Nufl6lnng an9eOrOnet miro
SeSfrpi >iIfsnnrft
9ie SSsit6ml.ur in GranfreIdj. - YersuHiiuns
aen 0urd) ole HeblailS.

Bart8, IA. Widr3. - Die @ommiiiGre,
weldle bon Der iran30Hi6ien Ntaoemis bedui=
trlgt iruroer, cine nnterlud)uag iiber Die
GermitluHgeu burdl Die PhylloXera (3teb-
lauS) anSultelien, habeH berlftet, COB Die
8erheeruugen olsieS SniettS li6 liber 25 >rr,s.
parteneutS erirtGeu, une oaB DE - - szrunohuer
uisler 9tlrlfte burd) blei'l++ beInnhs an hrn
Settelltab 9ebr"@'s. poroea iinb. SSn Golae
esF SF". -. 21slnbaa 5ugeiiigteu Beiflaoiguns
pat Der Serfebr auf ben @tenbabuen GnO STD
ndleu absenommen, uno auB:r Den berett5
pcrptiftetei1 Sitriften rueroe1 lett bic Oltrttte
Surguuo, Sbdmpague, 20ire uuo Sber 6es
brobt. gbeln ble Phyloxera III bemlelben
Serhdltniilc Der Sano nimmt, ple iie e8
ieit 1867 getban, 10 rpirb cine Der bauptiddl,
llthlteu Gueleu seS 2SohIftanocs auf utele
Sabre fir 6raufrelh ueruidtft iein. Die
Gommifdrc enlpteben ueridie6eue UtaBres
g9lu fiir Die Siolirung Der trfisirten 9litrifte
unO bic Gernihtung 0es Snieft8.
,,Hleopatra'S 8 gtaoeI."
s afro, IA. DtGrS. - Sie Sorbereltun=
gen fir Die @laid,iHung oes inter Dem yia.
men ,Sleoputra's Naoel" betannten Obelis.
fen na1 gnglano, neldler bon Dem Sater
oeS geSeurpdrttgen Sice.&6nlgs bon @ggpteu
Der britlid)eu 9tsgtsrung geidenft rpurOe, nas
den 6ortt)ritte. Der Gic,=G6nig erueuerte
uno beitatigte beute fOrnleG Die pOn ietnem
Bater puG5ogene S6enfunI in @egcnmart
oeS bieii9en brttiid)en 9eld]dftStrdgers.
SaiNsma dridlten.
erpooi, IA. YiIr;.-Oer OampIer
pSaiuoiS" 1T mad philadelphia ab9eiabren.
QueenStowm, ID. War'.-Oer DAM
pier yMOntaua" lit bon yteluzYorf aIgefom=
men.
Sritol, II. WdrS. - Ser Oampier
,Nrra9ou" lit BON Stem GorT bier eia9ea
lauier.
4.arft nno 95rSe.
2onoon, ID. Ddr3, Il 30 gtadr1. -
SonlolS Sc 5ll6 fir @elO II. 96 ZIG Iiir Srief.
Yereln;9te Staateu Sbligationsu. 10.40er
1881. @rie Is.
2ouo Jon, Ia. Didr3, llbr Nadln. -
Die SlSfontorGte inl oTIeneH Dtaltte auf
orermonatl;t)e 9Seaiet betrdst II Yro5., !
Bro3 inter Yaufrate.
Srant urt, 4. N., Ii. Wdr5.-Ser'
einI9te S:aatsHz Sbli9atiOneu, neuc Slnier
l034.
9on o. n, IA. Rdr3.- Galcutta'er Seins
iaumen 4S 59. bis 48 Cd. Cd.
2iperpool, II, NtGr3, 1890 Jtadltn.-
8aumspole fan; Sber!dnher G Cd; yep=
Sreanier 9tl6d, SerfGufe 5000 Saaen.
Surge $sabel=1epefdlcu.
Der Siirlt bon NnGldntcn bat Die Grz
rihtun9 Speier ueuer IrtiusriczGe9in1enter
angeGronet.
= Nus goneon miro ssmelbet, baB Suan
Wauuei De Rolas, Der ebemalige SiftatOr
Der 5sepublif Arsentluien, gelorbeu III.
= Die Wiener ,Abenbpoit" oer5fientIidt
einen Srief aus Bstersburg, naG pel6sm
Der SultaH birefte uaterbanotunsen rlit8ub=
lamb an,utniipfeu beabNftigt.
- 81 SsrbieH berr.cbt aaaemetne uu3ue
| frieoeubeit. AlS Die WiliS aufgel0i't wurOe,
peigerten fi6 Die neiiitu Mu9lieber, ibre
g8affeu absulteferrr, uno man beflir4tet ernfi>
iide StubeltSrnnsen.
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WSroltG eezsss - -
QeutraI- - -.

Yenniptu aniasGentreIs @tienbabt.
GniarantensSinie pa Bis G'aafjggfi a5iease eop!s. IT,
souis, Snbienapolis nnb ellen Puntten meItlidl,
tprp,oeitltcb lIno itDweitlid,.
0as tit Die taraelte etnie mad hem ytOrSipeitsn, uno
lit Der abtpreis 10 neogis. ais bel resnb elmer anoeS
ren Babn,
go @e9en Satrz8i0ete uub ud9erer ausfuuit
eebe man In oas BHreau bon
&oreuj @an6,
Gen. zgm9ronten agenten Der rgtorbl. Central" nno
.BennIpIpania=Gen al>Babn,"
(Cth,tS Nr. %, SgamesitsaBe, Baltimore.
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2ottiiiana.
@d,tb. stanIep Wattbssus' asrtefwedbisl nit

NeW. leans, IA. NGr3. - 6r.
Badarb erhelt uCr &urscm einen Rom q.
Ssebruar patirten Srtef pom adtb. Stanlen
Wiattbems, III iueldJem pe1 2es'ere anreutst,
oaB Badaro aui aubere gSetie BON Der Gbmiz
niftration uerior9t merben lpiiroe, i'm S5alle
Die pemofratlihe Staatsresisrung oIldl Gntz
fsrnung Der Sruppsn Die Sberberridaft &C.
mime. Yadaro ididts heute cine AntpOrt
auf ben &rief ab uao betauptete in berieloen,
oab ote @ntfernung Der Yuuoe8truppeu ben
Sleg Der bemotratiideu Staatsresieruus nift
beo.ngeu uitroe. SIM llebrigeu erfldrt er, gsz
ieslia gum @Ouperneur bon QouiiiaGa erz
uablt mcroen Su iein, uno f0une iit burd,
felH auoermeitlses Auerbiusm belpegeu lai-
ien, yoie $1,000 Stlnmsebsr, lpelhe fir
ltn itlmmten, Der erbarmungsloien 0ta9e Der
oenlCfratiidsu r9SeiBen giga" ;u iibsrlai-
len. q" Benn Der bewaffnete B0bcl in Rewz
ORLEANS, mcldcr iid Die gSsiBe 9iga" uenne,
entfernt iei, 10 meroe Dem grfolge ietner 2lrz
mtntltratlon Jti6ts im gSege fteben: er iei
SOaperneur ino peroe fit nldlt nit 28niiens
getpalt oertcelben laiien, ionoeru ieln 0tedt
init 9efabr ietues NsbenS OertbeiDisen.
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9ie uoreeidjIa9eue Nensraf,l TIT
&ptiiia,,a tt;t0 SiioEGarolitta.

9tem.Yorf, IA. RdrS. - @iuer De-
ped)e beg y9eralo" aus gSablngton sHfolge
ioa Der YOrihag i'm 8etreii e,ller neueu
0abl in Siio Carolina uno 1ouiiiana BON
Dem Senator palteriOn ausgehen. Eatterz
ions Ylau lit, oaB Die ate9iltrlrung uno bic
Stimmfllten inter @ontrole beS Generals
3u9er lteben unb beire Yarteien i'll bell DE
giltrir= uno NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aleid)-
mGBi9 Dertreien len follen.
Die yEimes" Der6fentlld]t cine Sepeid)e,
nod weld,er Der Blan folaenoer 1T: @ouuer'
neur @bamherlain IeQ etuen Staat in Sela9e
rungSiuiane erflaren unb cine neue sGabl
anorSnen, neil angebltd feline gelesmabiae
@eetsebung in benz Staate sriiIt. Yro.
r1nente 9feoner loilem enrauf aus alien Sbet-
len hes 2unoes eiugeIaoeu .ustoen, Inn In=
ipraden au beioe Yarteisu su balten. 3ebn
Sage ucr Der Wahi ioa cine algemelne Re.
giiirirung Der Stimngeber itattHnoen, nno
feline nid)t reglirirte Ye. Jon gum Stimmen
bered|ti9t letn. gS mirh ierner eorgelblagen.
bret Bahlseommiiidre fir ieben gSabDlitrltt
5u eruennen, elnen nurt ehamberlaln, einen
burd oampton, uno Der brittle ioa elm ourd
Gcneral 0fnger ernannter Iricecpifi5ier ieln.
9ie rgimcs" iit ber aafdlt, oaB inter iolz
dlen llmftGnben etne ebrlitle gSabl iii Siio-
Carolina itattfinoen luiiroe.
sS q btng ton, a., Ntara. - 81 Ses
nator Robertlon aus Siio Carolina n1o @r-
9te2raieatant gSalace beiudten beute Den
Yrdiosnteu uno lesten Yroteit gegcn Die pom
SenatDr VatterIon U0r9eIdlngeHt neue 93abl
in Siib=@arolina elm. Sie erfldrten, eine
iol6e WuBreget ltiiroe ben geiadftsintereiien
oes Staates nadtbeiiig lein; feine repubIi~
faniid,en GRa/ ftglieeer aus benz Staate
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SQqesmeuiafeitem.

lGtitoriellc, telesrapbiid,c unb DeebielbIdtter=
Trti,cn.l
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ste ssabl i.e WetpssampSetre.

V.zSJ.f IT. WIuI6' PETss
cctt's Utsbrhelt miro fh pahridetrliA auf
5000 Stimmen belaufeu, ueuu ole Srtidaiz
ten, ais peld)en nod feihe Scridte uorlleseH,
0aielbe Sotum abg:beu, mie inl lesteH
Sabre. SIN l. @OngreB 9litritte perren Die
oilisiellen Serid)e erforoerlld iein, I'M bas
Gsiultut feitSuiteleu.
allie Srtihaften, nit Iusuabmc uou iie-
ben, geben 1880 Stimmsu fir Uiarltou
(5tep.) uno 1887 fir Sones 0em.) Die
betrefienoen SrtiGaften gabeu i'm Iesterl
Sabre 1858 Stlmalen fir @benep (9fep.) uuo
973 fir WMcp (Dem.) Souett Die Seridte
oorIiessn, bcitebt oas lluterbau5 aus 2O5
Eerubllfancrn un0 l4O GemOfrateu; oer
Senat aus 8 Republitanern uRo A Semo=
frotp1r
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Gpe3ial:M :Meti3elt.

ept3ialsN sNott3e,t.
GIarf's 4smbinat tions. 8 dI5 5iIer obne ed,IaNel
fino 3u baben In
es. 80, 0ertnat=, nabe 9iebtNrabe.
Yafen porSiislt4 far Shu6Iaben, Sireaur, 8i6er=
f6rdnte u..fu. Breis rebuStrt aui Dollar.
CGebr24, 1Ut9)
9r. 9. q. MnoermpoS,
oopatbiidber ar3t,
III bon gtr. 255, gaorb=gutaluitrase, nab Mr. 109,
Roro=ebarlesfraBe, se5osen, no feline aufmerfiamz
tett Den peseen 9rantbeiten Grauen unb ainbern
piSmet.
SireauiiunSen BON SO sormittass uno uon IA
unS6-7 llbr Stadmittuss. (San2o. .3Dite, ,iazD
HrabiabrssNmiter iino iebt be sseeier, gtr. 5,
Ncro=EaIoertitrabe, Sarnum's 5otel gt9enaber,
3ur Nniidt. 3uihneioen, Madben uno 3ubeb0r BON
feinen Serren=S =Sleounsstides cine SpeSalitdt. Oian
iprede uor ebe anoersuo fault, uno erIpare Boz
ourtb Elm Sritttbeil Der Soften. (Yas2, ,1MtD
RobertS' @aissuno VIetfG=Ggtratt
Nabrbaft nno ftarfemo.
Seiier, aIs 9ebertbran, segen g iuht,
euftrobrenaft Gntsiinbun9 unb anbere
eunsen= unb 6als=Beidiperben. gei Nerpenz, ,sbar=
lah= uno anbcren Gie6ern als ndbrenoes 5ontcum
sur 9er6eiiibrung raber Wno politdnSiser 9entiuns
iebr wrtiam. Gut sesen 0pspepe, appetitIoiistsit,
SetoQuuHgSletoeU uH0 uu9efuetNe SuDaOe
Sn alien Ipotbefen gu baber. [San.5,1Stl
Bdreau oes 8asitdpt=Gompasnts
pom Baltimore,
g&r. 10, Sputb Strabs.
@ofe....Silltses Sci ..eofe!
Nir ba6en cine uorsiiside Sualitdt bon @ofes por=
rdtbis pe6e mir Sem Publifum als Elm empfeblens=
nertbes Seismaterial fit bdislide unb anocre 3wefe
oeriren; fdns lei6 6euer uno lit rei llnreirisz
feten.
geiteGunsen iueroen In bieiem Biireau ODER in oe-
Jabrit, SSuB BON aeabenbaltr., anyenontTuen.
Breis $3.50 pro Basenlabuns, in irseno elnem
StabttbeiIe abseliefert.
lStt23fl Saa.ss Q. smeH,roob, sefr.
aers. Gor's Snoianifd,es ncgetabiliides 9e=
eoft felt % Sabren as eas sroBte Blutreiniaunss<
Wittel Der Gesenmart betaunt, tpiro nur in Gr.
177H, iaBctte=, Wpro,psst=Gde Der 9mtato=
2trae, su6ereite unb lit 6ei alien Npo1efern 5u b1=
ben. Aus26, 2NtefJ
&B Wan beebe ben
,,2oro Baltimore"
"ILLUMINATING FIRE PLACE
HEATER"
ebe man einen anberen fault be
s.. g. ReTens,
fSept28, ,12pfef] glr. 18, 9ermanirr.
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Sauces
ibemii6er 9aar @ie0crBerfeller.

Sance's tfmibe5 Soor=Restorative,
Sance'S Cbenbe5 Saar=RestOrative,
Sance'S teni6eS ar@Restoratiye,
6ance'5 9nnIfe5 0aarz Restorative
uerbHtet oas gusiallen Der Saare.
Sance's 6emifcr zgBeoer5crieller
ldBt aui toben aopIen oas 9aat pteSer uaden.
Sances temtI6er Saare egrSeu9cr
6eugt Dem @r9rauen 0er Saare Dor,
Sance's tbemii6er 6aars gBieoerberiteqer
beiei3t Sopf9rino duf Die SGuCr.
Sance's deniid)et Saar=Grseu9er
periebt Dem 9aart @lans uno G66n1eit.
9ancc's 6emider zgieoercr5euser
ma9t ranbeS 0aar iuetb uno 9l6nbeno,
Sance's demtider Saarz@r5euser
beitt ale aOpf6autIei0en-
Sances 6emtfdcr sgBtcberersm9er
1T oaS bette aarz&OiIcttenmttteI fir SinOer,
gur subcreitet bon Seth 9. Same,
Breis 81 Die 6lai6e.
3u BADEN bel Sctb .. SSanec,
l6e6ri9,iO SIR. fO8, g8ets 8aJtimoreiruge.
$oaaee's 2auSorn=GanSg.
(Horehound Candy.)
S,anee's 4luooru.6anoD
bot iih In SiuanBi9idbrtaer GrFebrurg t6er ie6en
S9Gtten zines 3mCties bnauS 6erart erpro6t, SaB
bel Osr oslIHnS Don essb,no
ftr5breaait=snfS Silneuna,
Ssmitcu uno @rfaItung,
bauti9er SraaMe ;,iio Se"dbniten,
Siutipeten
iiito auen SunRenbcidtrcroe
ie6eS anoete Wiitte ibertrtft
Sunoerte anoerer Niittd iino 9c5rieen uno in bei
Smncl aeheGen moroen, iino obt:, 6o ie cur Inter
itRsune oe5 Sobe5 tene SorSi9e DeIaBen Der geraez
ien9eit 9nbetm gcfallen, pd9reno Sanee'S @noorTz
eanoq oslanot9 an 3Ssleotqelt aemonnep, bis er bic
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Sances d1fmiI6e5 Soor<Restorative,
Sance's demii6e5 SaarzRestorative,
Sance'S 6elnii6es Saarz Restorative,
6ance'S 9eniibes 6aar= Restorative
petbHtet oas gusfanen oer Saare.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-10-18
J. T. BARNES, Secretary.

Mr.. EDITOR: AS "Rusticus' has not been
furnishing you dots from this section lately,
I send you q few lines. Martin township
embraces the section of Anderson County
formerly known as "Mohawk Beat" and it
was one of the points of general muster in
this County before the war. Although this
"Beat" was named Mohawk" it would
have been rather unpleasant for a stranger
to have attended one ofthese general musters
and have called out "Mohawks." He would
have received the attentions of the whole
company. ..... When the County was divided
into townships this "Beat" was named Mar
tin township, in honor of Col. John Martin,
who is one of its Oldest and most honored
citizens. He has been Sheriff of Anderson
County, and filled other public offices. He
is now in his 84th year, and is still strong
and vigorous. He walks out mile or two
every day. He is member of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church South, and is re-
spected by all his neighbors . Mrs. Shirley
is erecting handsome dwelling on the road
leading through this township to Bolton.
..Mr. Reuben Clinkscales is erecting
commodious residence of brick near the
popular mills which are owned by him and
bear his name. Ebenezer Church is in
this township, and is one of the Oldest
places of worship in this County, having
been located over seventy-five years ago. It
has attached to it a large grave yard, which
is kept in the neatest order. In it are the
graves of many persons who have been
prominent in this section, and among them
that of Robert Breckenridge, who was
famous teacher in this part of the County.
His grave has no tomb, and we think the
many scholars taught by him should unite
to erect monument over his grave......Pro-
fessor G. L. Reed has flourishing school in
our midst. He has been teaching in this
settlement for eleven years, and is very
much liked by his patrons.
ALPHA.
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TowNvILLE.

We are having lovely weather, and our
farmers appear to be employing their time
profitably ......T The health of this community
was probably never better than at present; !;
and with fine weather, delightful country,
abundant crops and, above all, good health,
it seems that we should be contented and
happy. Mr.. Charles B. Sullivan has en-
barked into the mercantile business, having
as we understand, recently opened an ex.
tensive stock of family groceries at his resi-
dence near Harrison's Min......We hope our
people will remember the public meeting at
Townville on next Saturday, Goth instant.
Speeches are to be delivered by Messrs.
Russell and Rucker, and perhaps others, on
topics of general interest, and though the
meeting is to be held under the auspices of
the Grange, everybody is invited and earn
estly requested to attend...... DR.. Smeltzer
failed to meet his congregation at Double
Springs on Sunday last, but will be expected
on the second Sabbath of next month, at
which time the holy sacrament will be ad-
ministered.. Messrs. w. G. McCarley and
]. A. Gaines have Just returned from Charles
ton, whittier they have been replenishing
their respective stocks. s......The County Com
missioners have put the private and seldom
frequented highway, leading from Snow Hill
over into the Tugalo plantations and to a
third-class Georgia grocery, in first rate
travelling order. This work would, were it
not for number of gates that obstruct the
way, meet the appreciation of goodly
number of our boys, and will doubtless be o
great convenience to few planters in that
sequestered locality.....T The Tugalo Associa-
ton, which conYenes with Reed Creek
Church, Hart County, Ga, commences next
Friday, the 10Th inst, embracing the third
Sabbath of this month......As we cannot
concur with "Romulus," "that person in
this community can hear anything he wants
to hear" we must confess that with this our
stock and fund of news is exhausted; not
withstanding we frequently hear that which
sue do not vish to hear, and as our dreamer"
has had no remarkable or extraordinary
visions of late, we must desist for the time
being. u. N. Z. Is.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-10-18
THE COUNTY FAIR.

The County Agricultural Fair will be
opened next week at Anderson, and in
order to make it a reasonable success,
every farmer and granger in the County
ought to feel interest enough in it to be
present as exhibitor or interested specta-
tor. They should bring along their sam
pies of produce or handi-work without
any regard to carrying off the premium.
High minded exhibitors have very little
care whether premium is awarded to
them or not. They have higher and
more commendable object in view. They
seek to improve the condition of the
country by honorable comparison and
fair competition in the results of the
years production, whether by agricul-
tural or other industrial acquisitions.
Should they fail to carry off the distinc-
tion conferred by receiving premium,
they have contributed to the success of
the Fair, and to the edi6cation of their
fellow competitors And if, per chance
they 90 away under the impression that
their own specimen was the more meri-
torious, Notwithstanding the premium
was awarded to his neighbor, they have
the manliness to console the disappoint-
ment by frankly admitting the correct
ness of the award, or if not strictly cor
rect, then have the generosity to admit
that it may have been an error ofjudg.
ment on the part of the committee and
not of intention, and 60 away with the
determination of returning next year
with more pointed excellence Of the
goods exhibited. Besides, it often occurs
that two or more articles are so nearly
equal in excellence as to make difficult
task for committee to declare differ
ence and award a premium. Hence it
often happens that premium is taken
by very small superiority over its com.
petitor. In such cases no parties should
take exception to the action of the COM
mittee, feel disappointment or be dis
couraged. So let us all 60 to the Fair,
taking with us everything that can con:
tribute to its success, not leaving behind
heart filled with generosity and charity
for the short comings of others.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-10-18
County Correspondence.
SANDY SPRINGS.

Messrs. r. L. Reid and D. A. Zeagler Wis
tied Walhalla few days ago. They found
the village prospering, and great improve
ments, both public and private, being made.
The educational advantages of Walhalla are
evidently on the increase, Judging from the
number of pupils contained in both the
male and female colleges. The Adger Col.
lege now number one hundred pupils. The
smeltzer College sixty. Walhalla is, TN
doubtedly composed of an an energetic and en-. i,
speed In the great work of education. Mrs.
B. F. Wilson departed this life on the after
noon of the 9th inst. She was ill for four
months, victim of consumption. The
funeral services were conducted the follow
ing afternoon, at Sandy Springs, by Rev. J..
T. Attaway, after which the body was re.
turned to mother earth. The relatives of
the deceased have the sympathy of the en-
tire community in their sore bereavement
mfr. Henry Sitton, (the Secretary of the
Factory has opened the store at the Fac
tory, which contains full stock of goods,
and is now selling cheap for cash.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-10-18
SCHEDULE CHANGED.

Commencing on last Monday the schedule
on the Blue Ridge division of the Greenville
and Columbia Railroad was changed so as
to run only tri-weekly trains from Ander-
son to Walhalla. The nights upon which
the trains goes to Walhalla are Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays, and Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday mornings
it returns: The hours of running remain
unchanged except as stated above.
This is very serious inconvenience to all
points from Anderson to Walhalla, and es-
pecially so to points above Anderson, which
will hereafter be restricted to only three
trains week, and only receive tri.weekly
mails. It is an Inconvenience to the town
of Anderson, not only as it abridges their
means of travel, but also throws their
Northern and Western mails twenty -four
hours behind, for these mails will hereafter
be brought via Belton and reach here so late
at night as to be generally not received un-
til the following morning.
The reason assigned by the company for
this change is that the road above Anderson
is not paying expenses. We suppose the
daily trains will be put upon the road again
next summer, when the travel to the noun
tains begins. Until then we will have to
stand the inconvenience occasioned by the
new schedule.