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THE PROPOSED COALITION.
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pendent Politics.


pendent Politics.
From tho Wheeling volksblAtt.
A certain element of the Republican
party is zealously at work to bring forth o
coalition between that party and, the
Greenbackers, in the hope Of getting sut.
ncient strength to defeat the Democratic
party in the next election. II the Re-
publicans are honest they will decidedly
reject such proposition. The Republi.
can party is now identified with the hard
money principle, although great part Of
1t had been long enough opposed to it.
. Lastyear, owing to this position, it won
some splendid victories, and has
greatly augmented It's chances to
later and still greater victory
which, before that time, had been reduced
almost to nothing. 1.-THE party Tor even
part OF ~ should now coalesce with the
Greenbackers, this action would be yir-
tually giving up of Its former hard
money principle. The party would, In
such a case, act without principle. It
would act dishonesty, II 1t, no matter for
what reason, should now come to such
resolution.
Besides, expediency should warn the
Republicans from doing such an act No
party can, by dishonesty, gain lasting
advantage; 1t may secure to itself q more
favorable situation for the present, but
finally it could not escape the deserved
punishment. The Democrats OF several
other States have already had this bitter
experience, especially those OF Ohio and
Pennsylvania. Our readers may remem.
Der how badly the Democrats OF Ohio
were defeated when they left the path OF
their former sound financial policy and |
allowed themselves TO be seized with |
financial heresies. In fact their defeat
was principally, or perhaps solely, due TO
the coalition between the Democrats
and the stronger faction OF the
Greenbackers, The Democrats OF Penn
sylvania have had experiences OF the
same kind. When the people OF that State
grew tired OF Republican misrule in the
State, the Democrats secured TO themselves
q majority In the lower house OF the Leg.
islature and possession OF several Of the.
most prominent State offices. But then
idea Of following the enticement d the
Greenbackers, and the consequence Mas
that they were beaten numerically, and
their chances, which before had been con.
sidered very good, passed away for a long
time. The example should be sufficient
to teach the Republicans Of West Virginia
that honesty y the best policy. Even II i
they, by a coalition with the Greenback.
ers, could win . single victory, under such
victory would neyerthe.
less be q moral defeat, and would inau.
gurate still greater defeats.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

srriadeIphia Accommodation. train only runs
between Wheeling and Trtadolphia.
fDaIly except SuudRy-NewMk Accommodation.
tstanbenVilie Accommodation train during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar.
tins Ferry and BclAiro, stopping when required at
Sherman Hou,e, Ntnayille, West Wheeling and
GfaVal hill
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TIME TABLE.
Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad.

o. and after MONDAY pa February u 1884, So car. o.
lows: Cans will leave tho city corner Market aud
Eleventh strcetsl and Hornbrook Pafkat
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DIED.

Of typhoid fever, Nj. THEopoRE hIooI, aged q
yeas
Funeral from the residence Of Mr.. WIN. Whorten,
No. sos Main street, on Friday. April 80, at 2 Pm
lnterment at stoas Church cene.sry.
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XIV ApvgRrlaEMgNIs.

EoUND-AyALuABIE DRESS PAT
IL TIN, which the owner can haze By proving
property ind paying ehlrges. Apply q No. -
INentieih ltre0t. y. - aply
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From Hon. Andrew Cornwan.
Ex-Member Of Legislature, New Yorl
State. ~

ALEXANDRIA BAY, Jan. 3, 1880.
II. II. Warner & Co.;
GENTS: / have been troubled with
kidney difficulty for the last three years,
and In October last had q very severe At.
tack. Ithen commenced taking your Sale
Kidney and Liver Cure, and obtained re-
lief at once. have used two bottles aud
feel as well as ever, and shall always keep
q supply OF Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure In the house. Yours truly,
grHAs A. CORNWALL.
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N-cugNISGHAM-onw Wednesday,
April 81, 1885, at 40. 23ls Ron stteet By Rev. Y. u
Ffitsohe, DR.. d. A. HUFFMAN, Of Wheeling, 70 Miss
LIZzIH CuAaIN0HAh, Of Warrington, y. Y. NO
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-04-29

bic energy and pluck. they have reached
an enviable position ia the commercial
world. The secret of their suBeeAs is
very simple =they are hoss a!ElsAAl!a lsAAl!a ~ ssosk.
Cbafiestoh 10 hot much of place to
buy things at retail. We were amused
at one of our lady friends Who had msde
out considers ole list of articlea shD in
tended to purchase, 40 she thought they
could DO bought very cheap. Meeting
her on King Street we inquired If she
had made her purchases, when she Ia
dignantly replied that she did not ,-tend
to buy single article--that she had
priced tho articles wanted, and they
could be bought In Anderson for iess
honey.
On Friday night we left the city, nc.
compahied by goodIy number Of ex-
cursionists. There is n topical appear.
ance about Charleetoh hot to be found In
moet cities, which renders It very attrac-
tive TO strangers. The excursiol.ists, as
q general thing, were pleased with their
trip.
We arrived at lome on Saturday night,
satisfied that Anderson, with It's pure
mountain air, good water and quiet
homes, was Better place TO live in than
Charleston. G.
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Z .ss.l ~ .s e - u
AN EXPERTS Story or THE STORM
IN THE WEsT.-Sl. louis, Apru 21.-
Professor John II. Tice, the well-known
meteorological, who went to Maishfield to
Investigate the phenomena connected
with the storm, telegraphs the Republican,
as follows: Everywhere along the
track of :He tornado there is evidence of
Q wave of water flowing in the rear OF
tho cloud spouts. At some places there
are only faint traces of such wave. AT
others the debris is carried up and over
distractions two or three feet high
These waves or currents flowed ia the
greatest volume up hills. There are
places where the entire top soil Is washed
away by the currents. FibrouB roots and
tnfta Of grass show their direction 70
have been up hill, and, what IL more sig.
nifcant, from oil points of the compass
towards the top of the hill when the tor.
nado was raging at the time aud expeId-
ing its force. No trace at any point can
be found where they flowed down hill.
Many level places are aYept clean Of
soil. Leaves, grass, debris Of wrecked
buildings and Fragments of planks carried
along by the current and leA In its track
arranged themselves longitudinally 90
the current.
"Tho following is youched for by
George Gilbert OF this place: He and
his wife and four children were on O,
visit, eight miles in the country, and the
centre OF the tornado passed within Ave
or six yards from whero they were. A
wave of water, apparently fifteen feet
high rolled i'd the rear OF the mint af
contact of the cloud spout with the
Garth. It rolled over them in q second,
and wss icy-oold, dranching them thor
oughly. About two miles Northeast Of
the town stones weighing from hve to
seven hundred pounds were lifted out of
che earth aud carried along some distance
a: ass q. s.so ssss5sz "a CIV, tSJTTIaIii,.
81. II. Williams, presiding Justice OF
tlie County Court and residing in Panther
Greek Valley, tells me q stone fell in the
centre of a field belonging 20 III. Rose, the
weight OF which was oatiniated at two tons.
II is not kuown from whence It caine.n
The tornado, so far as known, com.
lnenced in Arkansas, In Stone County.
In Crow Creek settlement tsn pesscns
were killed and on Flat Creek elk persona
we're killed.
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Politics ia EagsiisId.
EpaEFrErp q. H., April g.

- - Z. -
rat 3 meeting on 5TI6 daInnIon Detno-
cratic Club of Edgefald O. H.. to-day,
for tho purpose of reorganiEing aud elee-
ting officers and delegates to the County
Convontioniu bay next, Il. s.. Tonpkins,
Esq. was elected president oyer Hon. ]
o. Sheppard, the old president.
The Hon. u. @. Sheppard and Gen. 81.
w. Gary ssate both defeated in she race
for deiegataa 60 ahe County Convention,
Cutie a 9nrning round of things.
The RolteFB ticket run for intendanl
and RaYdann tyfo veelcs ago, ss shiclI ca1a.
cd s0 much bad blood and resulted ia
the shooting affair, had q great deal % do
with the result oS th5 election today.
The synapathiea with the Biands are
lkrgasy b in tho rnajority ia thia county.
q tke eskonishi hiilent of evegybody Or.
Bland Is now suppo1ed 20 be- gettile
vel. Ds. Taylor, OF Cyolputbia, jgas tele:
grsphed fps only sbree days ego ia cons
sequences OF the is1tesl5s anIiered
ty Or. BIast f.t that tirfe, btlt before Or.
Taylorss srriyfi he had Improve - l(I5f-
fesl,os' (leat q, tl.e lsc ~ ard CbHris..
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During the last two weeks terrible and
destructive tornadoes have passed over
several portions of tho South, West and
Northwest killing large number of
PERSONS and doing immense damage 10
property. On the 18th inst. u terrible
tornado struck Marshfeld, county seat of
Webster county, Missouri, a beautiful
little city, containing about two hundred
dwclling.houses, besides the business
houses around the public square, with a
population Of 800. The death list is ter.
rible. more than une hundred recovered
besides tas missing, and more than one
hundred persons wounded, being more
than one-fourth of the entire population.
Not moro than twenty of the dwelling
houses were left standing, and only three
of the business houses. Tho damage to
property is estimated at 100000. On
the sen;o night the storm destroyed All
Paso, Arkanans, and continued as far as
Chicago, doing great damage to property
and destroying lives at various places in
It's track. On the night Of the 25th inst.
o heavy storm passed over Macon, Mis-
sissippi, blowing away twenty-five hou.
ses, including the Mobile aud Ohio Rail.
road machine shops, round house, depot,
telegEaphic Office and master mechanical
office. Seventeen persons were killed
sHa twenty-five wounded. The loss OF
property is estimated at not less than
100000. On the same night heavy
storm passed over Dalton, Georgia. Sew
eral houses were unroofed and church
steeple blown down. The frequency of
violent storms in the South, West and
Northwest for the last several years
should induce the people to consider tho
subject in the erection of buildings. It
is now certain that buildings, as now
constructed, cannot Withstand their vic.
lence, aud the only safety in such storms
is the security afforded by the buildings.
If we would seek security from such
storms, We muzt do so by erecting houses
sufficiently iCrong to resist their vio.
lence.
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HoMICIDE III THE LUEATIc ASYLUM.
The Coroner was summoned 20 tho
Asylum yesterday morning % hold an
inquest ever tho seuiaissof George Gala.
baeker, who was found lead on the floor
"a am F5Um y5551Td1y morning with che
back part Of hissk1I crushed IN. There
were four inmates in ihe room, one Of
whom was named Hiram Kelley, and the
supposition 10 that Kelley killed Calla-
backer some time after 10 o'clock.
We learn she following particulars OF
the matter:
Callabacker was d Greek who had been
in the Asylum about three weeks. His,
room was changed Sunday night, and ho
was put in the room where he ssa killed.
Il is said shss Kelley had been sleeping
with other patients ih his room for years
without doing them any harm. Calla-
hseser sSas found dead about halEpast
five o'clock yesterday morning lying on
tho hoor on his right side, face doRn,
and gra9ping q chair. There were marks
OF blows on his head and Bho6ldeTs, and
there were also marks OF violence on Ket:
Iy's head and shoulders. Kelley said yea-
terday uiofniug that the Greek had struck
him IN the face with q chair frst. The
suppoaition ia that Kelly killed him with
a metal basin which was in the room.
No reliable or consecutive account could
be obtained from either Of Tho three
living luaaiics In the room. The Greek
was heard sihRing as 10 O'Clock and &
patient in room near by rays that he
heard q noise IN their room q short time
afterwaTds, bnt paid no attsnti5N TO it.
The ves6ict of The jury OF inquest was
that the deceased came 90 his death skoni
wounds at the hands Of rs Kel ~. ---C o. fiSbio
lae5ister. 27th iRsf.
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Notice of appeal has been served in
the cases Of Barton, Adams, Dodson and
Bates, four Of the negroes sentenced to
be hung at Greenville in June. The
grounds are yarions exceptions to the
rr.:og OF Judge Thomson and to the
manner in which the confession OF the
parties was obtained. This action will
ensure postponement of the execution,
as the appeal cannot be heard without
the consent of the defendants until No.
vember. Mattox, who turned States
evidence, will be recommended to execu.
tive clemency.
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Total %

fOll 11A.........One DOtl3r-
Tota!...............,.. 92
lax Payers of the Townships Of Bolton
and Williamson will be required to pay
Tax of seven mills, in addition to State and
County Taxes, for the construction of the
Atlantic and French Broad Valley Railroad.
Also, for the construction of the Savannah
Valley Railroad an additional tax, over and
required to be paid by the taxpayers in the
following townships TO the amount named,
to wit: C,intreville. 72 mills; Varennes, "a
mills; Savannah, "a mills; Hall, "a mills;
Dark Ce7ner, a mills.
For the convenience of the Tax Payers 1
will be ut the following places at the times
stated for The collection of Taxes:
Williamtton Township, at Williamson,
Tuesday, M,,y 4th.
Brushy Greek Township, at Glenns Store,
Wednesday, May 9Th. i5
Garvin Township, of Bethany, Thursday.
May 9Th.
Pendleton Township, at Penileton, Fri
Iiy; May 7th.
Fork Township, at Farmers Store, Mon
day, May 10th.
Rock Mills Township, at Providence
Church, Tuesday, May 11th.
Savannah Township, at Hollands Store,
Wednesday, May 18th.
Dark Corner Township at Sherards Store,
Thursday, May 18th. tsas
Hall Township, at Ca-swell Institute,
Monday, May 18th.
Martin Township, at Clinkscales' Mills,
Tsesdnsy, Asyy Neg te.i,::
varenles Township, at Flat Rock Church,
wednesday, May 10th. ~
Centreville Township. at Hunters Spring.
Friday, May 21st.
Bs.,adevsy Ts-e.z.ta. % fsaifa Uroek
Church, Monday. May oath.
- HopeweH ToS ,aip, p,at Hopewell Church.
Tuesday, May 10Th.
Konea Path Township, ut Honea Path,
Thursday, May 9th.
25th, :
And for the balance Of the time during
the month OF Nay ct my Office in the Cousi
House at Anderson.
Taxes ara payable in the following -;nds
of funds, and no other: Gold and Silver
Coin, United States Currency, National
Bank Eotes, and for oanty Taxes Jury
and Witnesses Tickeie.
WM. MeGUKIN,
Treasurer Anderson County.
April Is, 1880 10 d 3
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BALrIaEoRB, April Is. The sscame-
lslrGsbaTy, which arrived here to-day
from Bremen, brought / .St4 emigrans
.passsngesa from Germany, Eaid to be che
IAFgest number Of ernis Is eyas brought
scFoss the Atlantic by one ship in q pin-'
gle voyage During sha passage ssSca
Infants died and two births occurred
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= At Newton, N. J., Fredrick CecIll
81 hiS asagHtef In Vernon township on
the 9th of juno last.
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Cnt,woEms nSo iniuFfng the young
corn crop in parts Of Georgia.
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MARBLE YARD.

a LII persons wanting ToMRSTONEs
"A. win do we'll to call On me, as I have
on hand oil grades of Marble, and work an
the new designs. Uarfart my ygnrl< 70
give satisfaction, Prices to suit the times.
am prepared to take care cf the County
travel and regular boarding ut reasnnabie
Lodging 26 cents.
THos. NJ. WHITE.
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Rnn gAaMI.yI I.yI.

sECoNDsHAND Esorfnblo atsaza.
RIlgtno. on Wheels, suitable ror Ginning
or Threshine. Apply 10
3 April q, 1850 al IS
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TAX NOTICE.

TnEAsuREn's oyFIoE, AnpEnsoN, s. G.,
April 10th, 1880.
TN accordance with the Supply Bill, ap-
Il proved February 20, 1850, notice is
hereby given that this Office will be open
for The collection CT Tasc. Saturday, Nay
1st, 1880 and will remain open until May
3Ist. The rate per centum of Taxes is as
follows:
State Tax aS...............-..... AZ Mills.
County Tax...v..............3
School Tax...................2 2 :"
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< =.
beach, covefeS with shells of every de-
acription, Will must be seen to be ap-
ErEeciatsd, was the popular place Off .
sort with visitors. Fort Sumter was also
lyisiled by great numbers. There is no
garrison ataHoned ia the fort, and the
place seems to bs fast crimbling into
rlina, Drayton Hall, or Magnolia Gar.
den ea it ia called here. twenty miles up
the Aahley River, with It's hugo magnolia
9s ~, SS5T5TSs win iiIs long moss pecu-
liar to tl,e; low country; It's niniature
lakes, winding walks, rustic bridges,
iloaer-beds, 60, make this q delightful
place TO srs:ssa c fssvv fssvv ihours. The ride up
the river gives s very good visw Of the
,;.s:S:s vs ssio city, Sut 10 utnur-
wise hlonotonons. The most important
phosphate works are located on this
streatn, but as the beat made no landing,
We did not have the pleaaure Of whiting
them. The boats arc supplied with eve-
rything good % eat and drink, (the An
dSrscn delegation confined themselves
etEicsly 20 lemousde,) )atressonsble prices.
AfEes spending tho forenoon or the
water, and eating a hearty dinner, one ID
] prepared % visit the places Of intefeat la
| lttae oity. The Cqstotn Htdsa, Charles.
T.Siss s = yss5ssa AnE1oiia Cemetery, and
E6hcr nlaces mrs Waited in auccsssion,
lSeiSh With 10 peculiar interest We ad.
btsise all cur friends visiting che city. by
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La erpOrtdCiOn en- los

Estados- Ulidos continlia siendo tan impor-
t.,nte los embaTuues lie 1auteea arrolRn
la cifia dc 5000 teIzUnts Do $40 nstas cada
ua una.
Tai hA sido la demanda para LIS marca
Aglila que la rcfineria de los Sres. v. ".
Ma,Iar ane los ha tenido Que trabajar dia
\ nuche Ior esi e.,io de trts semauas para
Ilegar hacer 200 terceTOlas dis,rias, sn
mo yor production.
NotiCiamos uhlmus arribo6 de Oicha mar.
"a en- nirsStro mertaAio.
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tjasusnsu Holloway.

Este maravil,os) ba mo sana infalible-
mente lag heI idas IN iguas. las llagas, y lea
males de ii rus y dc prcho. Por medic
ue su Influenza las dlceras yirulentas to
mf muy prom un aspecto convatecients
uesaparecen. Jamas deja este ungiiento
ref, lgeruntt e produIlT una cura peIfecta
20 las afrc ion : dc la piel, 10y constipa-
uos, las tos,s Il rrumatl5nO. aun cuando
so ha spel do en- yano . 1odos los doInas
Ft,uI.,tlloS.
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TARIFA PROVISION IL.

PRIMHRA CLAsE
De h Capt. Al 4 s.. Antonio vice-versa, 10 cts
- 10 it, NJ rtin Pens 8 wee vers., 20 ii.
- la H. Rio piedrho 8 vice versa, 80 Id.
5. Antont, a Martin Peha vice-versa,
J. ia.
IS. A4t9nio a Rio-liedras 8 vice-vers&.
M"run Pena Rio-pie.lras vice-veFs~,
SEGUNDA cLAsE.
i)e ia Capital d s Anto' 10 vice versa, 4 RI
- la III a Martin Eena vice versa, / Id.
- la Id. {. Rio pl,jrss 0 vlce-versa, II ID.
s AntOtio aMaitin Pena . vice versa
/ III
-- Id. Rio piedrds vice-Yersa, Id.
Martin "ena Rio iedras vice versa,
III
Ab,nOs mcnsuasea
Al puente de S. ANTONIO con derecRo uR
viaie de ia Y otro de yuelta, 81.
Al H. De i'd "On der ch0 dos viales de ida
dos de yuelta, So
Al Il. de Martin Pe1a con derecho i un
viajs de ida otro de yueita, Ss.
Al id. 20 id. con derecho d dos vlajes de ida
dos de vueita, $l2
Al RiO-piedras con derecho un viaje dc ida
otru de vuelt., 80.
Al Id. con derecho dos viajes de ida y dos
devuelta, SIS.
Puur,-Rico. goSto II de 1850. PABLO
UBARRI. 81 agto
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OEST e..

NOTA.-Los pasaies tomados bordo COS
tarAn 80 p.5 recargo.
Sc expenden Bflletes de ida vuelta pa
ra pasaies de pTimeTa con un 25 p9 rebaia
vAlidos por 81 dias desde su fecha.
Los nf1os memories de amos, uno gratis,
de3as afios solo Ia cuarta parIe, de 8
Ia affos pagaran la mitad del pasaje
Los paeajerOs dc cubierta nan de lleyar
oOnsieo los enseres dc CANA y sus provisio-
mes.
Para mas pormenores dirigirse en- Sar
Juan Puerto Rico q los Agentes peneralea.
@n SILVA Co
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Alb, nos monsuases.
AMIGO DE TODOS.
PiLDr1Ls HoitoWAY.

Millt nes je peraOnas, en tOiss las parties
tel n una0, rccpmlen dichus Pildoriss
como el meior res'aurativo de la salud gus
Sc conc e. Etas cur tod las afeecio-
npa lei cprazop, del hlgado, del tst6mago,
de los riLor es de To- intest nos, remne-
v-n Ia acrimonla, Il. flatulenc.a In cardial-
eie, expulsando Ge sangle oda lnpurezss,
fortale ciendO lomplet mente el sistenla Ter
vioso danuo un to, saludable d la orga-
80. r.r,F Il
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Boieta d,,ecM para Europa,
u sail.. Iallr I'll

NIn0o mCnOrl &c lees amos 40 agar pas"
je Eutrt i. a'los IN tad de pasaJo. 'ra-
dos aCompahar 40 sus amos 3 parte lie -
safe
Pal mar ntormoay y tlpos d. hetes d.r ~
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