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New-York tribune., 1880-10-30

The chance of gaining Republican Congressman.
and at the same time of eccting Fernando
Wood to stay at home, is too good
TO be lost for tho lack of little
hard work The Republicans have nominated
Professor John l.. Hunt, in the lXth District, who
has made an earnest canvass. john Hardy is again
contestng the district with Fernando Wood
and the result is expected to be a nearly
equal division of the Democratic vote. Let
every Republican do his best to redeem
this Democratic district. and Professor Hunt can be
elected. Every Republican Congressman counts.
1t is almost a pty that the election is not n month
Of If the Democratic managers would continue
their shameless tricks with the forged letter during
the whole of that timc-and they could be trusted
to do it-by the time election day came hardly
respectable man in the Northern States would be
willing to vote the Democratic ticket. The Demo-
cratic managers have shown baSeness greater
than even that of the forgcr himself Word comes
from Cincinnati, for example, that men wo.c sta
toned at the door of public schools and factories to
distribute TO all who came Out copies OF the forged
letter with approving comments, the whole pur-
pnrti n9 fro. tha RaDu hliean hfadquarters
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30

The significance of the Republican tariff
demonstration in Newark n. j., yesterday. can
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30

EusInfss NoIres
"ALDERNEY BRAND ,....
Jpy 'hNpfNhth "i-A
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30

The South is solid for free trade Its journals and
its Congressman declare openly tnat with Hancock
for President they will have free trade As Ran
dolph Tucker. one of their abes5 Congressman. puts
t. they wish to take the hand winch Great
Britain extends TO lis for free trade between us"
Every American and Irish wOrkingman knows
what that sort Of handshaklug would do for MN.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30

Perhaps the Democratic party is not already dea"'
but one thing is certain, it can never smell any
worse than it does now.
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Equality.

Supposing that you would not object, to
local from this part of the County, we have
concluded to drop you q line or two, not
withstanding there is very little OF interest
transpiring here...... We are needing good
general rain now, although / do not con-
slider that crops are suffering materially yet,
as we have had some partial sh owers......
Farmers are pretty well through laying by
their corn, but expect to pillow cotton again
if we gel rain soon...As we are getting
throug h work we would like for you to trot
out a few candidates, and let us see who
they are. We have been trying to get out
one or two from this quarter, but no go, as
we believe in the Office seeking the man
and not the man the Office. However, we
can't wait much longer, as we are Obliged
to have somebody to talk about, and woulo
rather talk about q candidate than any
body We get the mail three times u
week-Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days-a great convenience to us, as we re-
ceiye your valuable paper OH Thursday i'll
stead of Saturday as heretofore. Whoop'
ing cough is prevalent in this community
at this time, otherwise the health is good.
..... Capt. F. M. Glenn is the champion
watermelon-ra in this vicinity: He has
had them plentifully for two weeks, q fact
to which we can testify, as we know where
of we speak ...... Mr.. John C. Watkins
opened the second session of his school at
Shutdown Academy on the 5th inst. with
fattcring prospects for large school.
OCCASIONAL
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Sandy Springs.

The good rains that have fallen recently
are making the crops look very fattering.
.....Capt. Peter McPhail's acre of cotton
will average three feet high, instead OF
twenty inches and will average forty bolls
and squares to the stalk...:Mr. w. D.
Garrison has a seventeen acre field of cotton
that will average thirty bolls and squares to
the stalk. He has an acre of corn that will
make about eighty-tive bushels, if the sea.
son continue favorable. We believe that
Mr.. Garrison is one of the most successful
farmers in the County. Messrs. R. B.
Brock and John L. Jolly have each min
eral spring on their places. After an ami.
mated discussion in our debating society on
the subject Should woman be equally edu-
Gated with man." it was decided that she
should not. Mr.. w. w. Russell, who
had his saw mill burned sometime since,
has bought new one and is again at work.
People are very anxious to know who will
be the candidates in the coming canvass.
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A.ulesspn yntelliAeuelr.
LOCAL NEWS.

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for the 6rst insertion, and Fifty Gents per men
Cor subsequent insertions less than three h'o'.ns'
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Obituary Notices exceeding five lres, Tributes
of respect, and oil personal communications or
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iccted manuscripts will not be returned unless te
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ago thereon. G9- We are not responsive ior tue
views and opinions of our corraspondenI ar,
All communications should be addressed 10 ha-
itor Inteligencer," and all checks, drafts money
orders, DC, should be made payable to the oracf oi
f.. B. MURRAY Il Co.
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The New Schedule.

The new schedule on the Greenville and
Columbia Railroad, which went into ope-
ration on last Monday, does not affect the
arrival or departure of the morning train
on the Blue Ridge division, though the
schedule for leaving Greenville has been
changed from to 1920 a. III. This ar
rangement is exceedingly inconvcnient for
travellers over the Blue Ridge Road, in that
they are compelled to wait near four hours
at Bolton for the down train. Bolton is
pleasant place to spend time where one is
acquainted, but, being small place, has
nothing to amuse or entertain the stranger,
and, even if it had, when persons start to
travel it is exceedingly annoying to be de-
tanned for 80 long time. The reason given
for the break in connections ut Belton is,
that the train from that point to Walhalla
is freight as we'll as passenger train, and
it is necessary for it to arrive in Bolton by
a quarter of eight o'clock a. m. to connect
with the down freight train on the main
line. This arrangement strikes US as an un-
necessary inconvenience to large number
of passengers, for the business of the Road
will well warrant separate freight train
upon this branch, and, if it does not it
would be decidedly better to let the down
freights lie over at Bolton until the next
morning rather than keep the passengers
waiting four hours at station along the
Road. We hope the management of the
Road, which has been so progressive in
other respects, will not continue this great
inconvenience upon the travelling public
from this part of the State. The evening
train under the new schedule in the after
noon is one hour later than the old one,
and leaves Anderson now at GAS p. M.
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Fair Play.

The picnic at Mr.. VIM. Pullen's spring
vas quite success. A large and intelli-
gent crowd, not only of this vicinity, but
many of our friends from Anderson and
Georgia, were present and added greatly
to the pleasures of the OCCASION. At II
o'clock w. p. Calhoun, Esq, delivered
an interesting address, after which all
partook of fine dinner. At O'Clock
Mai. E. +. Murray delivered an able ad-
dress on the resources and progress of
Anderson County, and the coming Ma
tional election, with which the people
were well pleased. We are under many
obligations to the Major for riding so far
to speak for US, aud to Mra Calhoun for
his address. 49, The convention held at
Beaver Dam Baptist Church short time
since for the purpose OF consulting as to
plan for organizing q new Association,
agreed to meet and organize on Thurs
day, 7th of October.
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ing of the President and Directors resoiu-
ton was atlop:ed to allow persons to obtain
stock in the Road by doing grading work
ON the line in Bolton, Williamson IN"
Drushy Creek Townships.
We regret very much our inability this
week to present a full account OF Tie clos
ing exercises of the Carolina Collegiate
Institute, (on account of the crowded state
of our columns,) which took place last
week, embracing Wednesday ard Thursday
nights. AS stated before, the exercises OF
Wednesday evening were held in Institute
building. and consisted Uf compositions ana
speeches, (original and extract). The chapel
was comfortably filled with spectators, and
at 5. o'clock the exercises opened with
music hy the amateur string hand, and
prayer by Rev. L. NJ. Aver, followed by
the opening address by Mr.. ]. P. Reel, Jr.'
OH the subject of "rhe heroic element in
life" Then rane compositions by Misses
Sallic Partlow, Samuella Brown, Maggie
Evans and Theresa H. Reed. After this
came the competitive prize defamation by
small boys, of whom Earle Dodd and Baylis
Maxwell were the successful ones. Mem-
bers of the German class then gave exer-
cises in defamation, which was followed
by competitive prize defamation by large
bows, of whom Ernest Cochran was success
full. The entertainment lasted until about
midnight, and was interesting throughout.
The exercises on Thursday evening were
held in Masonic Hall, and consisted of dia-
losues and scenic representations, in the
performance of which the pupils interested
acquitted themselves with credit. The hall
was full to overhowing, and everybody was
we'll pleased.
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Mai. Whitner moved us a substitute for
Col Norris motion that only the line from
Mr.. Halls to Charles Aliens be surveyed.
Upon the question being submitted. the
vote stood 5 to in favor of the substitute,
the President casting the deciding vote.
This settled the question Of making filrth.
er preliminary surveys, and the Board then
resumed consideration of the question as to
whether the Board should locate the Road,
which, after some little discussion, was tie,
cided atfirmatively, and Friday. the Old
instant, set as the day for the settlement OF
that question, by whicl, time Maj: Lee will
be prepared to give the Board all the desired
Messrs. W. B. Watson, w. W. Humph-
revs, 3. F. Whitner and Col. Norris were
appointed an auditing committee, alter
which the Board adjourned.
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snluda Baptist S. s. Institute.

This body meets at Honea Path July Is.
sermon by Elder II. G. Smart,
sermon by Elder l.. Rroadus.
Discussion of Sunday School topics Friday
and Saturday. Preaching Friday night by
DIR. Chas. Manly. Forty schools are to be
represented. and an interesting meeting is
looked for. Honea Path Church and COM
munity are prepared to entertain those who
may come The G. Il G. X. II. promises
reduced rates Of fare to delegates and vlsi-
tors. Let the meeting be well attended.
WM. HENRY STRICKLAND, President.
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A Card.

The municipal ticket published Inst week
proposing my name as candidate for War
den was inserted without my knowledge or
assent AS there are other gentlemen in
town better qualified to fill the position and
having more time to devote to its duties,
beg leave to decline the nomination
Thanking the party making the suggestion
for the compliment paid by the same, | am,
very respectfully, T. b. MURRAY.
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Attention, Cavalry,

The commissioned officers Of the compa-
nies composing the Western Regiment of
Cavalry, and the Field and Staff officers,
are very earnestly requested to meet me at
Anderson c. II. on Monday, August End,
1880, to make arrangements for the review
which will take place next month, and to
arrange for the distribution of some arms,
and to attend to other iuatters of impor-
tanoe to the command. A full attendance
of the officers is earnestly desired.
w. E. WALTERS,
Colonel Weslern REGIMENT Of Cavalry.
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Bolton Democratic Club.

There will be meeting of the Bolton
Democratic Club in Bolton on Saturday
the oath inst, at half.past two o'clock p. M,
for the purpose of attending to important
business. Every member of the Club is re-
quested to be present promptly.
NJ. P. TRlBDLE, President.
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Said an aged minister, "When l wish to
speak with ease take u tcaspoonful of
Cousscns' Honey of Tar, the best cough
medicine in the world. II will clear the
throat and voice better than anything ! ever
used" Price Soc. For sale by Wilhitc &
Wilhtc, Druggists, Anderson, S. c.
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A Card.

Mr.. EDITOR: Allow me to return my
thanks to the citizen who nominated me for
Intendant last week, and to respectfully de-
cline to run for said position, US it would
not suit me to serve II elected.
Very respectfully.
JOHN w. DANIELS.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For the House of Representatives.

The many friends of HUGH M. PRINCE
announce linn as a candidate for the Legis-
lature, and ms gentleman every way wor-
thy to represent the Banner County in that
body. SALuDA SIDE.
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Why will men, and women, too, suffer
with warts, corns, bunions, frosted feet,
sore throat rheumatism, neuralgia, sprains
and bruises, when they can get relief BY
using Coussens' Lightning Liniment? Price
so. For sale by Wilhite & Willitc, Drug
gists, Anderson, S. G.
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June 18th, 1880.

re- Now is the time to get handsome
Buggy or Carriage. c. A. Reed, Agent, has
just received a car load from Louis Cook,
which are to be sold at very low figures for
cash. G., ~, REEn Agt.
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Appointments Of Rev. VIM. Henry
Strickland In Saluda Association for
July and August.
In compliance with the resolution of re.
quest. made by the Executive Board of
Saluda Association, l will visit the churches
as follows, for the purpose of presenting the
claims Of State Missions and taking collections:
Broadmouth-July 2lth and 18th, Satur-
day and Sunday.
First Creek-July 9th, Tuesday, II II. M.
Lebanon-July 10Th, Thursday, 3 p. Ill.
Hopewell-July 3Oth, Friday, II q. ~.
Cross Roads-July 31st and August 1st,
Saturday and Sunday.
Mountain Creek-August 1st, Sunday,
4 p. H.. -,
/ will go In my own conveyance, and will
not tax the brethren to transport me. l
earnestly beg the attendance of the people
at these appointments.
WIN. HENRY STRICKLAND,
Cor. Sec. and Treus.
limo 18TH 1890
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SUFFERERS, READ THIS: If YOU
are afflicted with Neuralgia or Headache
you can be speedily relieved by taking the
Specific Neuralgine. Speedy in its action
entirely free from Opium and other Mar
cotcs, 1t oo,nmenlls itself In being as inno-
cent as efficient.
U,>.r {, ,u.p
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Lay aside your prcju,lices, and don't
think that Charleston, Atlanta or New
York are the only places where you buy
what you want at low figure.
We say--yiye lis q trial, and you will be
agrccably disappointed and highly pleased.
No house can buy for less than we do,
and no house can sell for less than we do.
ARNSTEIN 4 ROSE.
Anderson, S. G., June Il, 1880.
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The many friends of Capt JOHN w.
DANIELS respectfully announce him rs
candidate for reelection as Clerk of the
Court for this County. Capt. Daniels has
proven himself an efficient and acceptable
officer, and will abide by the action of the
Democratic party in the coming canvass.
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For Clerk of Court.

With pleasure we announce Mr.. JOHN
McFALL as Il candidate for Clerk OF Court.
Mr.. McFull is MANNED soldier. and is
thoroughly competent to serve the people
of Anderson County in that capacity.
MANY DEMOCRATS on SALuDA SIDE.
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QUICK SALES and SMALL PROFITS.
A. 3. TOWERS g. CO..


Goods August
ourst
.os Two hundred and three Men and Boys Hats for sale cheap
stock before buying We make speciality Ladies' Fine
Groceries Provisions which will find
HARDY
YANKEE
Cut1erThc Dexter Shelter
q No.4 GraniteR Row
JulyS,1 A.. TOWERS
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For Congress-.

The many friends III Anderson County of
Hon. d. WYATT AIKEN, our present
able and distinguished Representative In
Congress, take great pleasure in presenting
his name as q candidate for reelection to
the voters of this Congressional District.
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Sl2.7l 95

There is about $500 in hands of VIM. Nc
Gukin, Treasurer Anderson County, OF
taxes collected from Anderson County on
account Savannah Valley Railroad COM
pany, making $l,04S.37 svailable at this
time to the Savannah Valley italirnad Com
pany. Respectfully SUBMITTED,
Anderson, S. G., July 8, 1880.
The Board adjourned at 2 o'clock for
dinner. and rcasscmbled at 4, when the
committee appointed in the forenoon re-
ported that they were unable to obtain any
information concerning the matter referred
to them thrt would assist tile Board in its
deliberations. The matter was again dis
cllssel at length hut before any conclusion
was reached it was laid on the table, and
the question of having preliminary surveys
of other routes made was brought up iur
consideration, during the course of which
DR.. Milford stated that the President Of the
Company was held responsible by tho citi-
xens of Hall township for the tailure of the
Engneer, to survey the route by Carswcll's,
inasnuch rs it was by his orders the survey
was not made, to which President Latimer
replied that the order was given on the
strength Of the Chlct Engineer statement
that the section of country :hrn'lgh which
the line would necessarily have to run in
order to 90 by Lowndcsvillc was rough and
would require very heavy Work-heaver
than would be practicable for the Company
with its present capital stock to make.
DR.. Milford said that it was not thought
the conduct of the President was altogether
fair and remarked, us he retired from the
Board, that the S3,5uO subscribed by H'..";
township to the capital stock of the Com
pany could bo very rusly expended in Jaw
suits.
Col. Norris moved that the Engineers be
directed to make rcconnoissanccs of the
routes by Carswcll's across Wilson's Creek
to Lowndesvillc, and from Lafayette Halls
by the Double Bridges to Charles Aliens.
Col. Norris, w. b. Watson, Gen. Humph-
rcys, S. J. Hester and Il. 7. Cinkscalcs dis
cussed the motion ut some length, when
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OBITUARY..

Making 0f 7cPa1Ills Boots or Shoes.
I will superintend all work done in my
Shop, and guarantee that it will be done in
the best of style. will use only good ma.
terial, and employ none but the beet Of
workmen All work delivered according
to promise. Shop in the fonlu over Barr Il
Co.'s Store, GGanitd Row.
II. y. II. NANCE.
June 3, 1880 Al 3m
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HUNT, RANKIN & LAMAR,
Wholesale Agents, Atlanta.
For sale by Simpson, Reid & Co.
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Colonel Western Regiment Of Cavalry
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See the gin advertisement of Messrs.
McCulley e. Taylor. The Prutt Gin is one
of the best made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-04
NEH,S OF LIE DAY.

rhs city Of Boston has $50 boys cou6ui at
Detr Island fer being truants frcp schools.
TX Civil Sheriff Gsu.bneaux. Of Nav Oh
leans, denies that lie i. dcfauIer ana says tho
city owes him 81 500.
Tao ST. Charles tlc;b, No~ Orl2ais, vac
parlIy burced yesterday inOraiug, lG; Mt 81
much ns to Interrupt business.
It has been decided to 10y the cotnsr sono OF
tho ohcIsk OF Central Psik. New York, with
Masonic rice and psrade on Saturday next.
In jersey City SATURDAY tight Mrs. Mary
Doyle, white cut OF her mind from ieyor, threw
her two months old child on: Of third scrp
wicdow killing it Instantly.
Ths statue OF Robert Barns wal uaVeilcI in
Central Pa,k, New York. On Saturday, The
cersmcDies we're interesting, cnd 0i;ntsisd ty
q crowd Of scne 6ps thousand people.
1t is estimated thA. over 1900 horses were
eck Ct the prevailing d;s;emper III New York
CITY is, week. The epidenie is progressing
s;u'hward, ard two hundred cases are reported
al Newark. New Jersey.
Tho mystery attending The Gi5sppcaraLc, Of
OF Mr. Atc:l c. Perry. cf B.iIimors, who has
been missing siGco Tuesday last, YVES solved
yesterday uoroiog by Tho discovery OF his hoay
il Druid LIKE, Druid Hill Park.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-04
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
ParnclI e. Co,

LONDON, OFT, "A dispatch from Dubin
states the Parnell demonstration at Cork TO- day
vas the largest ever seen 10 that section of Ire
la5d sllcs the days Of Daniel o. Conncll and
curious Incident occurred during the formation
CT the procession ct Blar1ey. A body Of Fe.
mans armed With revolvers compelled two mem
bers Of the land league. Cronin and O'Bricn.
to leave their carriage and kept them 10 custody
till tho proceedings were over. They intended
to arrest tho president of the league, but as he
was 10 Paroell's clrrlage they could cot got at
him. O'Brisn and Cronn attempted to enter
five different carriages but were violently jected
By tie Feniscs who evcilsd revovers at the
obnoxious lassuers With cries Of I'VE hnV5 bet
ter Ii 40 than ycu to sit beside Parnell."
ParuelI 10 bis spacoh declared tina. landlord.
ism which vas created for maiotsiniug Eoglisb
rule in Ireland and for the interest Of the few
against the many nust fail. Voices called out.
"As Lord mountmoIrisg fell. :"
The Tunes in 60 editorial ar!ice this morning
says: wherever Dir. Parnell sud lis fellow
egi;stols 60 they leave tie c;unIy 10 flame
behind ,her. D.eds CT lawlss5 violence arc
doac &k;o. they have not SUI gested in express
terms. but witch are 10 foil sc,ordanca with
the split. though not with tho letter Ct their
hars: CUES aad which they ecsic iy even pre-
tend 70 d5approve afterwards. The laod league
has extended its organization to Great Britain,
and bsrches have beer sod ora being formed
10 several largo loves. a Series CT meellcgs
will lie held 10 the winter throughout the coun-
trG 10 lxtond the principles Of tho laagl,.