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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-11-13

Mr. James II. Moo.e OF our town will
leave this evening with bis family for Jacks
boro, Texas, near which place he expects to
make his home in the future. He will be
accompanied by Mr.. Samuel e. Moore, his
brothec, who win spend the winter in assist
ing him in putting things In order in and
about his new home. While we regret to
see Mr. Moore and his family leave our
midst, We wish for them unbounded success
and prosperity.
Mr. Geo. 3. Sondley&a in Anderson rep
resenting J. p. Bell & COS. South Carolina
State Business Directory and Gazetteer,
which IS intended to give o short descrip-
ton OF every place In the State, and will
contain the name Of every business man
and the character of his business. The
work viii appear in January, and should be
In the hands of all our. business men, as
well as the citizen who wishes convenient
reference book of the State in which he
lives.
Welfare colored Baptist Church, situated
near Meals Creek Church, was destroyed by
fire on Monday night last about O'clock.
Inc burning is supposed to have oeen the
Work OF an tncendiary, as there has been
quite spirit of contention existing among
the members for some time, growing out OF
the election of pastor for next year. The
building was new and substantial one of
good capacity, aud the white citizens of the
neighborhood have subscribedVe literally
to replace the Church. and 1t is expected
that another building will soon be up. In
the meantime the villain who set the fire
should. IL possible, be detected and pun
ished to the uttermost extent Of the law.
Rev. L. NJ. Aver, of Murfreesboro, Tenn,
has our thanks for copy of his book "In-
FAINT Salvation According TO the Bible"
which has just been published by Messrs.
Ward & Drummond, of New York The
work contains over two hundred and fifty
pages, published and bound in handsome
style, and is full Of interest and learned
thought upon its very interesting subject as
viewed in connection with the collateral
himself great credit in the production of
this book, and has rendered service which
will be highly appreciated by those who
read the book. We hope it will be very
generally subscribed for in this County.
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'odAN's BksT FBIEHD. Ample testimo-
malls from every section of the country
shows that Bradheld's Female Regulator Is
as it claims to be, "Womafl's best friend"
Many suffering females have tried st. and
have been cured, and bear witness to its
merits la sound constitutions and rosy
checks. It's record is before me public.
to try IL IL you are suffering from
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our Arenta.

The following gentlemen are authorized
agents for the 1HTELLrGEKCER, and persons
indebted to us for subscription are requested
to make payment to either of them or to
ourselves:
James w. Poore, Bolton.
M. T. Elgin, Honea Path.
DR.. p. n. e. Sloan, Pendleton.
III. p. Sitton, Pendleton Factory.
John M. Glenn, Equality.
a. w. Pickens, Piercetown.
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J. y ". Y. SosHas, SMAHass' Secretaries
Thrinr stoc,,.

The trees sent out by Il .oper Bros. 6.
Thomas, proprietors Cherry Hill Nurseries,
West Chester, Pa, are healthy, hardy and
carefully selected, and give universal satis-
faction to their patrons. +
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NnYemllar 18th.

Remember on November 18th you get
your fruit trees at Anderson c. H., bought
from Cherry Hill Nurseries, West Chester,
Pennsylvania.
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COTTON, COTTON,
High Low, all the same, when you can buy Goods SO
Cheap at tie new Firm Of
SULLIVAN & AaATT!SON.
At the Benson House Place, next to Simpson, Reid
6 Co.'s Drug Store
A SELECT STOCK OF

A SELECT STOCK OF
General Merchandise.
EVERYTHING BRAND NEW, at Hard Time PRICES
Boots, Boots, Shoes, Shoes, ALL AGE. GhARHe pRf6r
In Boots and Shoes excelled
Hats Jeans. Cassimeres Clothing Prints Dress Goods &C.
OF these We have select ne down with the lowest prices.
BAGGING and TIES BY all try on these.
GROCERIES, In this line keep to
s no more than bats All We ask and what think the interest
ect on hand ~ 0 80 ' -
WE BUY COTTON andCO COUNTRY PRODUCE
AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY Of all
beat Cotton
that
Free Show to All. The Wonder of all Wondersl
& the Sy TSay Of trade 500 USEFUL ARTICLES EACH
Tinware, Soaps Combs
%WAH Don't fail to Five Cent Counter. , ~ "
We the undersigned solicit the patn
to al - 80 - ~ '"' "o 20" s'0
JAS. A. SULLIVAN.
80, 10 " o. ma AAi0oN' -
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waverIy Hotel.

Your trees bought from, Cherry Fill Nur-
series will be delivered from the garden at
Wayerly Hotel. +
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no PROMPT.

Every patron Of Cherry Hill Nurseries is
expected to call promptly on November 18th
and pay for his bill. +
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speclal Premlunas.

A premium OF So in gold has been award
ed by Sloan Bros, Of Greenville, to II. d.
Alexander, Of Greers Station, for the bezt
Turnip Crop from their seeds. Their pre-.
"a r. 4 III \. r..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-12-05

ator or 4 Governor. but. ii his wife don't
like the way he j. doing, She will tell
him Of il just about as sure a. she would
II he was only coachman or fisher
man. And this i what they call human
nature.
The boy who doesn't leap over seven
hitching posts, kick lame dog. snatch
a handful Of navy beans i'm front Of every
grocery store, knock over a box or two
and work the handle Of every pump on
the sidewalk on his way home from
school, j. either lazy or doesn't feel well
--hcoluk Gatf CRY.
Young man, perseverance will win
you riches. We knew Young man in
our school-days who was A. poor as the
Legendary chm rll-m0use. But he worked
faithfully, perseyeringly, and earnestly
upon the affections Of young girl with
a hundred thousand dollars, and, mar
rying, he became rich in single day.
perseyere, young man, perseyere.-Ol
City Derrick.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-12-05

The London Times shows that al
though many Of the English straw plait-
crS are working for six cents 4 day,
their productions can not compete in
price with the Canton plat at present
flooding the market.
The fact that little Norway has the
second largest commercial fleet in the
world Il alleged to BE- chiefly due to The
fact that villages pool their savings TO
build on buy a ship, instead Of, a. here,
putting them into savings bank 10 pro-
vide fast horses, etc, for delinquent
manager.
The Booth anniversary Of the founda-
ton Of New College was lately cclc-
brated al Oxford. This splendid inSti-
tuition, whose chapel Oately rehabili-
tatcd with great magnificence) with is
choral service i one Of the gloIics Of the
university, was founded ~ William ~
Wykeham, 4 prelaic and statesman Of
great renown in the fourteenth century,
who also founded and endowed with
equal magniiiccncc the most ancient Of
English public schools Winchester
rs a sort OF feeder to his college al Ok
ford.
The growth Of London in All direc-
tons continue marvellous. A number Of
new towns have sprung up within the
last three or four years. No longer ago
North End Fulham was rural district
81 fields and market gardens. The I'm
foreground Railway opened = new line
to Hammcrsmth, with station ut the
north end, which changed its name to
kcnsington, and to-day the surrounding
area is covered with streets Of well built
houses at high rents. Similarly, at the
other end Of Lond n, increased facilities
Of locomotion by railway and tram ear
have led 10 the erection Of many hum
bred Of small houses in South Bcrmond-
sey or Rotterhithe. The same process
goes on steadily at Edmonton, on the
north, and at Sydcnham, on the south
Of London.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-12-05

Gainesville, Ga, is to have two
cotton factories.
The cotton presses Of Atlanta are
working day and night.
The third crop Of figs for 1879 is
ripe in Oglethorpc County, Ga.
Persimmons are cultivated near
Jacksonville, Fla, which grow to weigh
seven ounces.
A Japanese is reported to have de-
viscd mode Of bringing electricity TO
bear upon debilitated silkwor1ms with
excellent effect.
Horse-brccding Il increasing in Eng
land, and imports into that country de-
clined from $4,000 in 1877, and 10000
IN 1873, to less than $4,000 In 1879.
bitches are dug alongside the Iron
Mountain and Southern Railroad, three
feet wide and two deep, by means Of an
enormous pillow, which is drawn by a
locomotive This machine does the
work Of a thousand men.
The official statistics Of the produce
ton Of salt in Germany show that the
number u salt mines or salt works in
the several States Is 81. They give en-
ploymcnt w 6,632 workmcn, and the an
nual production Of salt is l57 100000
pounds.
The Bcct-sugar Company Of Port
land, Me-, has expended $4,000 in ma
-chincry, $4,000 more Is being disbursed
among the farmers, and nearly 800
per day Is given out in wages. The
State bounty for these investments Is
ono cent per pound for the first 100000
pounds Of bcct-sugar made each season.
With reference to the copying proc
'css now 50 much in vogue, II j. pointed
out that II suitable black ink Is dis
covered II will be comparatively m easy
matter for fraudulent clerk 10 transfer
dis employers signature to valuable
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The Lutherans have III the United
States about $3.50 ministers, $500 con-
gregations, and 10000 communicates.
The designations Of Belgian teach
crs ~ escape accommodation now
number 2,i'2, out Of a total Of some
10000.
Rev. J. v. McAIara 81 New York
City, formerly a priest Of the order
known ~ the Congregation 81 the Mis-
sion, has seeded from the Catholic
Church and has been installed Bishop
Of the Independent Catholic Church.
The entire church membership Of
the Swedenborgians in America does
not exceed 5000 in all The Boston
society, which is the largest. numbers
Gao members; the New York society,
lGs; Cincinnati, liz: Brooklyn, III
Pittsburg and Allegheny. 1877, etc !,
while few Of the other societies in the de-
nomination number more than % mem
bers each.
The London School Board has dis
posed Of the truant problem in sum
marry manner. When a parent on guar
dian can neither persuade nor eoerce a
lad to attend school with the regularity
prescribed by the rules of the Board, the
fact il reported by the teachers, and he
is forthwith incarceratcd in the Truant
school. This is a newly created adjunct
to the city school system. The instruc-
ton is half industrial and half in the or
binary studies. The work is cutting
wook, and constitutes the punitive part
Of the scheme.
"A novel enterprise, called "Thc
Peoples Church, j. being built in Bos-
ton. The Rev. MIR. Hamilton, its pastor,
has secured Decent contributions from
over 100000 persons by selling 20 each
Of them an undivided interest in the con-
Germ TO the extent Of one brick The
inventive genius Of this pastor now takes
another direction. Having filled the
brick market, he opens gigantic pho
tograph album Persons contributing
dollar or more 10 this ommuni yathcruni
Of art may send their portraits, or the
picture Of store, or Office. Or factory,
with any personal statement or business
card. The Sunday-school children are
taking lively interest in the remarkable
album, with prospects of speedily filling
il up.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-12-05

Mr.. o. Il. GALUsnA Of Morris, H.,
who raised this year about 1900 quarts
Of strawberries Of some thirty varieties,
reports to the Western Rural that the
Charles Downing nettedhimmore money
than any other, .sbecause the vines take
care ~ themselves, do not mat on the
ground along the rows so as to prevent
full development Of the fruit, are ex-
ceedingly productive, holding out long
er in bearing, producing large berries
TO the last. Berry Of moderate firmness
(fair slippery, and Of fair, not rich, Ma
vor." OfCrescent the following i said /:
{" Largest fair berries three and half
inches round brilliant color: best quail
ity for table, and moderately firm where
kept in narrow rows; vines the most
productive Of any known variety, bios
SONS fcrtilizc more completely when
every third or fourth row Is planted
with Wilson's or (Which Is bct,cr)
Charles Downing
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Cesar burned his bridges behind
him, and that Is what the man did who
sat down on d rcd-hot stove.
You may 20 through the world IN veal Or in
woe,
Hut you'll lind That the Woman who has corns
on her toe.
Wears No. , feet In No. shoes.
George X. Vending has named a
new lecture "The Problem Of the
Ages" II he means the ages Of the
fair sex, and has really solved the
problem, he Is genius. Chicago Jour-
nal.
-"Thcrc are only three things you
can get for nothing in this world-air,
water and advice" says the Syracuse
Herald, but we know married man who
says he often gets scolding for just
nothing AT all Boston Post.
Bridget Ito caller) "Will We kapc
still mint while look At YEP No,
missis hain't to home. She told me il Il
woman come with wart on the end Of
her nose, to say she wasn't 10 home !;
and there's no installing that wart.- !.
Little Willie" And were al the
little birds drowned, mamma?" Mann
ma (who has been telling the story Of
the deluge) ---" Yes, all but those who
were in the ark Willie" Then DO
think they were stupid; why didn't they
get into d row on the top Of the ark ?"
1t seems to make no difference how
great man Is; he may either be Sen
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-12-05

MINCE MEAT.-Two pints Of minced
beef, three Of suet, five Of apples, two
pounds Of seeded raisins, two Of cur
rants, washed and dried, one Of citron,
cut into slices. one ounce Of ground Gin
namon, half-ounce each Of ground
cloves and allspice, two grated nutmegs,
a teaspoonful each Of salt and pepper,
two pounds Of white sugar; mix all to-
gethcr and moisten with quart Of Ma
dcria wine and one Of French brandy;
having thoroughly mixed the whole, put
II in Il stone jar; cover with a brandy
paper re up closely. Before making
into pies add cider, handy, and sugar 10
taste.
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In reference 70 the comparative peri
ods Of maturity Of the various sorts OF
early peaches, Mr.. j. j. Thomas gives
the important reminder that "they ara
liable 10 vary greatly in different sea-
sons, and sometimes there will be two
or three weeks difference in the same
tree. Fixing dates for ripcning must
therefore be the result Of several years
Of observation"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-12-05

documents with absolute accuracy, and
on 4 point Of law il i doubtful whether
he could be prosecuted for forgery.
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"A doughmcstic diiliculty-Hcavy
bread.
, 1879-02-27

on the stormy sen Of politics. although he
fat III ilic HousC Of Commons for n ehnrt time
for Newark. Hut on tllpsa otcnstons on which
lie had 10 appear IN public his ntldrcsses wrre
plainly sl.nwcsl the stock from whence !ss
sprung; nlHI WY 1lnre no lcas Au authority than
tint 0f Mr. Glmissnne, who was Ills fathers cx"
centor. TINT II his firaee had applied 1nsctf to
nolltIcal ltfc the sumo distinctions which his
father gAtnel wrrn 1ltu within Ills rcarh.
Among o:rr offices wlc!, tic late. Duke held
was tint Of firalId- Master Of tho Free Masons
nf Nottingham. and In that capacity, a. wcsl Tia
tlr landlord of MI cxtcntirc atid prosperous
TINT whIcll might lave been expected from hls
character: nn,i llo cntirr,r iHnored thu faNnus
!loeirnG of tis primifnther rrIatiro 10 N 1naI1
having The right to do ns he likes with hts own"
fnr The frecjum uf clcatlnn prevailed oii the
Cmnlter estate Mt Tnxford, NottlnRhamsl,lre, ns
1nticl, as tt,e most ardent lovcr Of cirl md re-
ltvtfjlIs lIhurty could hayD DESIRED,
, 1879-02-27


\ number OF gentlemen, among whom wcra
scycrat capitalists 9f thIs city, gathered at the
laboratory 9f TIE Electro-DYnanlic Light Com
pany, Ut No. W Walker street Inst evening, to
tru private exhibition vi tho Sawycr-Ian eteo-
trtc light, tor houachold illumination. Five
electric 1a!nps werG sut aglow In tho room.
Eaeh !a'np lind tho power Of 700 sperm candles,
mud tho effect was like that produced b. sum
light coming through glass roof. Each limp
could 10 turned tl0wn 10 faint glow without
.lestroyln., se light In The otlcrs, bathough they
were all In The susle circuit. Ilc urllliancy was
not unpleasant to tho oyc. The light Of vol-
tale arc was shown for purposes OF comparison,
md tho glara OF this on tho cye was found to bo
very palHful.
Mr. Bawycs's limp has been improved In shops
recently. Thu glohu ii taller and moro slender
than t!lAt ot As iFdt lamp. mid tho coils 10 req
uata The temperature Ut the Elono ure lighter
ul,d prettIrr, No chango lsas been natla III tlls
pr.nsips Ut thu lamp. tho light bulng produced
o. ut i'rst, IhY tr t,eatlp OF slender ppnc!l Of
carbo,1 IN al atmosphere from which oxygen Is
excluded. Thu lamp will b9 introduced into
dwvilius-honses In sllvrk time.
, 1879-02-27

WAsnINnToy. Feb. 13.-lnformation con-
tinurs tn be rceciyol at tic Department Of Ag-
riculturc relative to hoE-chulcra. Tits demon.
strates the fact that tic disease is not only In
feclious but contagious. 1t IL aso shown tint
other anl.nnts tnking the dscnse can transmit
tue sanlu back t., The previous sollrGc. This has
been 1nade npparuut By Dr. Luz, Of CORNELL
University. The only way yet suggested for
the prevention OF ,lt: eprcud t,f te scasc Is to
stump It out by killing tlle nnsn,n'. It Is esti-
mnted that swine Ut tue value III $o0. .0oO, ,00O Or
s'}O,0o0,0tD perish every year. The appronria-
ton to cnuliit the department to investigate
tiM subject was Sl0,Ulo, n,d n similar a,,uunt
will be appropriated tllls year for the same pur
pose.
, 1879-02-27
An Affiliated Woman.

About twenty yeara ago Mrs. Hiram Crnu.
fostl OF bradford. Pa. llal caucpr cut from
her facc. Auollt twelve years ago sho attc1upt-
rd tn croas tho Ipi.r0at.crosst1ly near switcts
6!Iu wns struck by flat car which WIS making =
dying switch. S!lu had I'LL infant iii her nrlns
nu Il little son of years BY the hand. Tho car
struck her n,al fcled her to the ground, inaict-
tng wouud upon her head, anl crushing ons
tul operation necessary. fllo iufantwas thrown
from her urns upon thu plat form Of lhu moving
car and carried 10 the switch. The tlttIu son
was crushed 10 death by The wheels Last
away TO sayu llcr fro,n death by cas,cer. Tlna
has hot brrl al! nor alctlon; slc haa lost one
husband with rllolcru us,d nnotlier With hona-
QrflaEe,
, 1879-02-27

Cause and consequence ass custonsly tllla.
tfutrl by lie rgceut record Ut tho New York
Assembly. A protniurns State officer has .
oaughtet very sick By. reason of striped stock.
poisonous goods aud Eaemonts was aeeorllug!y
drawn BY hiul, u.sl has been introduced lnto lle
6uualc, With good prospect Ut passage. II II
not oftrn thas stockings ret Into legislation -.
, 1879-02-27

MICS In Mtnnesotn vcra dlenstrous owing 10 TIN
mill loaHcs III Minneapolis but tho tosala atow-
c,l Il sn,aiE prpnt. All the companies rave two
nr three made money during this year In Mfchi-
gan. The totals III thuse tao States nro aB iol-
lows:
I'rfHiiHins Lassts
receireA. pant.
M[chjran... .,....,,,,,Si.T ITO, tg1 S<ai!I, :!n1
Minnesota .,.4.,,,, -. 0lb 57U BIZ, TU1
, 1879-02-27

fixtures along. Tive tic sol morn and you con
G'lMek them a!I out nj tho window"
Ihts Fns tttO much fnr .IIr capitalists. They
felt tlht they hal tnrt their match. They do.
cltnrl to lnaku any fur,hcr Investment.
, 1879-02-27

tlt0n), and thu SeHat1y wAa interchangeable IN pr1-
,i'ts..s tic enjoyment ot Ills guvsts. An at
tempt n lH'ing ruadr Just now II ceHs1lre him
frnM Ills yotu N, Tue bllt to restrict Chinese -
migration, but hs don't caro- q ptu about ,lselr
criticisms. Mary of t!lu quests yassea the tary
1,art uf thu evening at Mrs. Jahlgrrsl's, where
Tie Literary SuGigty celebrated sl.4. anniversary
of ihc brit, ot The Father Of tlis Country, who
1uissee Drake, ot tls Court II Glatlns, tielivrr-
I'd 81, address, altl Mrs. J. NJ. Davrnpor,.Lanaer
reettea lalu "Stnr.apangletl lanNcr."
THE TWO cInsISG NitliTs
0f the seasnt,-to-morrow aud Tuesttny-'ylll be
fully occlpcd. Tn Monlny, trOnl l until Z,
Mrs. Currull wil lafe II !anrlnE reception, there
Will l,e t!a,lcing at this starlHa liasracks. mud
Senur XaslueDnu will giyo nh entertainment tO
the rt.turslcu curf!onis,s, which Will bo q
brilliant affair. Oa lucsday evening, at tho
White !louae, over II tlluuKAlll Invited gllesta
will avvcpt Tie Presidents husuttalty, A,.l u
magnificent entertainment In uxpeetcti, Tho
Foreign Ministers alHi their suites have been III
yitcd to wrar t(lctr Court COSTUMES nIid the Of
irers Ut tho arihy ard nayy to uppear III full
uniform.
plNNKN'pANTiEs
during tho past week hayo l,cel numerous. The
'nUst dIattnKutthpl party Of gursts Wa that
which u,rt around Secretary Eyatts' mahogany
70 Hcct Gofdwin Stnltlt. Last night Secretary
Committee oil the Judiciary, of which hu Is tho
chairman, antl there was a gralul spreat! at
WelSker's restaurant, etyrn BY u party Ut old
Senators aud other personal friends tp
wkI.coMA OLD ZACH rliANpLEH
back to Washington. Chandler stated at this
hlnner how It WIS lllat he was christrncl "Ohl
Zach" when Ee WAS comparatively q young
llAE. II was III 1859, wtIen hu was tiunlInatedt
for noycsuur OF Ailch!xun. The peuple ha1
talked about Old Zach 1aYIor few years pro.
thu Gubcsnntosial cans!llatr, who has since been
known as t}!l zavh Chandler. ltc alld hls BoI..
lu-law sleep Ut tllc Chunller house, on II strcet,
und eat Ut Worm'ey'e, neIther q thetr wives
Chsisfianry gocs to Now yurk III day or two
to luake arrangements f0r Ills yoluSa to tue
The Phoenix herald. (Phoenix, Maricopa County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1879-1882, 1879-04-26

WILL PURCHASE or MAKE ADvAN-
W COS on Gold aud 81 ver Bu lon. y ri
toiisl ana County Rau1s snd Wa ants, Dis
ooun; G sals rclAl Pap r. rsaeive Deposits re-
pay able nn deEa nd. undertake Collee ions 2Bd
fr.ls. ct 9 genera ban king bnsiTrss.
tteYce uou-s I'm o. M 70 / p N.
Ts.f y. " KALES. Ca6a.er