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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-09-15

= Die jdbrIi6s 9araSe beS Sones:
bale 6euerbepartements fpiro im Stto'
ber abseboIten.
- 9i6ter SnSbam, bonn 8ppminf
unb Sullipan 9iItrift, unb Hi6tel
g(perp, bon SpnesbaIe, fibrten abipeds
ieInb ben 8oriib Dor Geridt. SIIIr
8ent erbieIt flint Sabre 3udtbaus mt
Die beipen gauinunt 9tduber ie IL
Sabre.
-Sn Gberrp Nibse itarb am bors
IeBten Samitas na6 LANCER Srantbeit
Srau Sobn g8apner i'm gllter bon 70
Sabren uno Mpnaten. Die 5amilie,
bon peI6er bic Seritorbene Gin 8Iieo
mar, beroient cine ndbere gripGbnmS.
8Or ettpa SO Sabren FAM bic SamiIie
8agner bon Oeuti6lano bier an (iie
itammt aus @eibsnbrpm in 9apsrn) }
uno faufte bon Gpl. R. 8. Seelp cine
Strede Der eamaligen g8ilbnib in
Gberrp 8ibSe Sotpnibip. Die 5amiIie
beitanb aus ben beta9ten gItern, ben
SbBnen Sobn unO SrieSria unb bercu
Sprbblin9en. Seit iener 3eit iparen
bic jebt aus bier 8enerationen beitebens
ben beihen SamiIien auf Der elei9en
SteQe unb unter bemielben 9ade ans
idIiig, obne bab man ie bon 3dnt uno
Streit sipiIben ben Ntit9Iiebern etpus
b6rte. Die gBiISniB ipurSe in einen
@artsn peripanoelt, bic 9llten Iiarben
unS Die SunSen nabmen beren St'Qe
Elm, in berIsIbeu iriebliden @eiie uno
I'M Sinne Der alien 9atriar6en forts
Iebcnc. Nibsen iie aud ferner bIdben
unb Seceibep
- Der SeTIenmann bdlt se9enipdrs
tiS aud III unierem County cine reide
Grnte. Bon befanntersn aeuten Itar.
ben innerbalb fuper Sriit: @m. ..
9immid, 0aitipirtb osS @iaiamion
Saus ;u 2adapuren; Srau Srart
Gill bon SeelpSilIe 9lobert 8elIamp
bon grompton. 9biIip O'&eilIp, BON
Damascus, elmer Der rei6iten Siir9er
bes Counties, ipurSe ant porleBten SSrei.
tag in Bort Serbs bon einem 9abnsuse
ilberfabren uno itarb am 9Iei6en
gbenb.
- Der bemofratiide county Gons
bent ipirb am OlOntaS ben 3. Sttobsr
i'm Gourtbauie gu SpnesbaIe abSebalteu
unb Die DeIesatenluabIcn am SamItas
Subor.
= Sn 9Bapmart itarb am 4. Sept.
Der ais OnfeI glia betannte aIte Stans
ton, Der i'm Sabre 1898 auf berieIben
Sauerei seboren tpurbe, mo er itarb.
- Die Scbrperiu6e fir 8etrpIsum
iueroen nit bolIem Gifer Gag unb gla9t
betrieben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-09-15
SSaDne Gpmmtb.

- Die Republifaner BON g9apne
county nOminirten ppri8e @o6e na6'
Itebenbes county Iidet
Gebdlfsri6ter, Sbos. .. Sopb.
0iitriftanpalt, Somer 0reen.
Srotbonptarp, George gB. Diit6ea.
8esiiter uno Recorder, SO. Suunbercod.
Gommihdre, s g9ilIiums unb 9 u Coon.
gtubitUren, @. Wtuir unb SObn 0iIpin.
= SOiepb 8bite ipurNe bier DOriss
&p6e gu Is Sabren 9udtbuusitrafe
perurtbeilt, ipeil er an ieinen leibIi6er
Sb6tern Elm unnembareS Serbreber
perubt. Der alte S6uft iimulirtC
SlbSitnn, aber ss baIf 9i9ts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-09-15

- SnbaItsbsr;ei6nib bes 81. Seftes,
Subrsan8 l6, bon ,,9IIte unO Nsue
9SeIt"
9Ius ben SuIitasen. = Grinnerunsen
eineS SbaIers. - S6mei6IerIobn. -
SatboIif6e 3sitssnOHen. 9auIine b.
Wallindrpbt. Ser bIaue Mpntas. -
Ntein 8liim6eu. - Der Sreibisite. -
Die SarmOnie Der Ratur. 5. Sas
BHan;enrei6. Sie6Ier.2eseneen. -
0us 8aitipieI bes Serrn grpfeHcrs.
= IaerIti: Sm Sren;sans. : Sas
thermometer in Der &ranfenitube. -
Sas 9lntimon. - Die ipeiBe Sarm. -
llniere SiIoer. - @on Baron 2eiIeps.
Sutider unb 9O6' Garriere. = Ser.
trauIide Gorreiponben;.
Sdbrlib eri6einen "a Sefte, pra6ts
boil iuuitrirt, sum 9rsiie bon "a Is
Gents. gu beSieben bur6 ale 8u6s
banbIunBen unb 9lscnten Der 8ersiniSs
ten Staaten 9Imerita's, iOipie bon Der
SerlaesbanbIuuS SenSiser Brothers in
9isps DOrf, Cincinnati & ct. 9Uuis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-09-15
omes &. 2atuIcr, 9ada. @Ue, neben Dem 8Domns SauS,
- SdnSIr
&nh. l0 e Sefe Manaes @ledmnnren mn SnusnerGthel1

Ole ufs bette Smban6In9 Gr
Der apOlo @anSe Der Eeien Der SO e 9aS mas cine 6am branS
6rbee Senfm
ss0d9m Der oi 9roe Ts Elm S aNrsn 8abHat ngO Der 4s
nebm mir m rld G 5n oas Sch wSeg rtOun fner Peoples
Choice 8ohen aue
nem St g 9ros sado bic oSlaa fnS nr 6ab M nit prn 6n
engeht HIHeln
Sasn w Die gat 9auorm an 9GrGIgn @ Si tar @ sagr S rr
@ ttaten Sa' Sch ,Tid e seen On Stsn NIT On an8
@aht nit superbOben 9OnnFcr s aHd nit 0dd aeTe
8edd Srntf
nbebnler
Sadpm
ice @aibafm apbg e&0pT @Gc emmep sbHre Pdn8c ofc
bT-ga
NO. grsb mdt ben gos Na6ite abare sum ggpOmns aus
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-09-15

B9- Strobmaaren unb Sommers
gubwaoreu iebr biaiS in Sropn'S
Bee Sibe.
no. gubpaaren bilIiser ais ie in
SrOipu's 8ee Sibe.
Ra" Die neueIten OtoSen bon Siten,
MtiBen. SaIsti6ern, etc., in 9rOipn's
See Sipe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-09-15

q ~
ueripritt aeraSe Surb 6ieis m5 wiiien4atilidsH
qrineiyisn eriolgte 8uiammeucpuu8 8Iei4mati9e
g8irluna iub ben be moaIiAeu GTtoIB. Oeobalb Tons
nsu iopobG qcryte ais qranie b oCies 40ittelS NIT
ber arobten 9uuertbt be6eHtu. % " tttne crumbs
loie Sebaupiung, ueuu mir idaeh, eab GO ben grnos
libiten wiiieubaitliaen Siueten bio lept no9 Mot
oelnaen H. Gin beieres @itteI sur SeuHg uon sails
eunaeuirantbsiteu ber;niisgeI. 0ie QTaHtbst wirS
burd Sen Gebraub 6sssIbeu uidt BLOT sebobsn. ions
bern co Iysrbeu bic granIbeitsteHe aus benz SpIlem
eutferut. Die Seilung III cine ianeue uno fdlere
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL siaHet itb fur patisnisn
isben altsrS uuS GeiaIGhtes ieIb fur 9iHesr bic ss
peaen oes gutsn Gictmadt5 obue 5dlwierisieit nsbs
men. 9si gebdnoIunl uon gep6bulitem suifen,
GrfdItuua, pdlscni;ineuug, 9rpHdbihs, Sns
auen,a, glhbmd, 8rdune unb Gdtarrb N bic gSirs
tuna non AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL cine aerubeiu
eriaunenbe Sauienee wsreen iabTlia hurtb ben Jeis
tiasu Cebrnnd beselbtH uur ihweren QraHtbeitsn
bgpabrt CO iogte in tsiuer Samilie febIsn ole sin
ShutmiiieI gcaeH p!6slide auidue. 9ei &eudlbus
ffen unS aus,sbruHs aibt 60 tein piriiamsrss uHe
lussrnberss gittsI aIs oieies.
Die eriiauHliaeH 0urer, fpelhc AYERS CHERRY
PECroRAL IN Der sauIen BELT bswiTit bat. iuO cine
biHreiasubs GaraHiie, hab es aud in Submit bic
beten Aeultate erlieleH wiro Gin ufpdrteiii6er
9triub wirb islbit ben draii,n 9ruefsr pon isiHer
punesr6drsn Seiltrat aberseuaeu, unb Ipir6 weiter
sur aHsrisHuuHa bss Bouss ia9reu, ben sieies Rrds
parat uor alien anberu glitieIn CUR Ssun1 ron Guns
genirauibeiteu aepdbrt.
Sisbsnsuaersie bss eausss FHo nit Der 9uammtns
Istuug ron AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL bs,anHt unb
smpis5en 60 breu pdtieuten uHb ueri6rebeHes iuibs
rer prdriS. Dds Seuanib eiHe5 baIben Sabrhunherts
eiert eintn uunmii5blaeu 8eToei3, eab oieies Qrds
parat i'm 5anee a. nue Standardization 30 beilen,
bic aberbaupi nob msui8Ii4er Suie uaansIi9 Fns.
3nbrrritrt bon Or. Z. 6. NBrr g. Co.,
qraitiias uHs aHaIgtiiae GbsmiIsr.
eowsn, mRafi.
ussgraII In allen apotbsfen su kabeu,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-09-15
9n Sas nu;sigsnbs Ynblitum
Geo. y. Mclpea S co.'s

Geo. y. HctpeH - Sp.'S
aussswdbIte 9iite BON 2OtaIs s3eitunsen.
Gin eeidSftsmaun, Ser idbrIi6 iiber $4,000
fir aniei0sn uusgnb oauOn nber wenigcr ale
$3.50 auf oieie Cite uerUenoete. idreibt: !:
,,9bre nusaeudbIte gotaI.9iite bejablte mid
bCiier lestes Sabr ais all meiu an.
Oeres anjeigeu.
GS lit fciuc cooperative 9iitc.
Gs iit fciue biliige SiIte.
GS ut cine cbrli6e Sifte.
Ser Gatnog 0iebi gennu an. mas Die 9e.
tln0eu iiuO. Mcnn Der Rame elmer 3eitung
iu Sehihriit 9corudt III. 10 beOeutct ons in
ieOcr Sinfd)t Die bette; peuu III gerialien
lCaps) georudt, beoeutet oies Die eiu,i9e
3eitung in Dem 9labe. Die elite giebt Oie
8eu0lternssiabI isOer StaNt, iUuie ole Sir.
tulatOn ie6er 3eituna al.
Die ameige.Jiaien betrngen faum Elm SUM.
tel Der Sbe0ule Der Serausgeber Der Yreis
in ein,elnen Stnnteu Dariirt uon 50 Su $50.
| Der 9reis fur ieocn 3oll per Monnt IN Der ge,
iammen Cite betrdat S625; Die re9elmdbi
aeu 8aten Der 3sihmgen fur OenisIben Raum
uuo OieieIbs Retiooe fn0 S2,9SO.IA.
Die Cite umtabt 952 3eitunaen pouor
IS7 tag i d mN 765 ~ o dentlihe e
9ieie erihtineu IN 7SS perihieocnen Stdo
ten pon wsldDeu 26 Stantsbauptitdote iino
363 9ldse init is iibsr 5000 Ginruobncn
mo H6S GountD.Sibe Sur cine 9opie Dc
qiiis, owie fir nnOsrc austuuft noreifrs maj
Geo. y. Sfoncn S Co.,
5,1 10 Spruee S.r., Rep Dorf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-09-15
Nunlnler 81,
9. &GDROG8 anO So,
llbrma6cr nnb 0olos nnn bersg(rbeiter,

Sdd ddmdund ~ Oeuue,
jwsi Sbirn obcrbab Dem @Doming Saus,
SdnOIr
9mcrfanieben nbrcn iebcn SabrifateS,
Guham g9n @Cdf spraFs 9opaN
nO 9oI0enn @busn coer @robe
@ot6t ne unO fttbtrne g DIN ijerubre aHr @atnnse
Sens SbmeSe SoN oSer pattr S Hmge 9moep Sohdnabn
. q m It t
Betbmg
gReIr, Gators SndJen0rbdn, 6rutheler
gB bnbe Senhe 8riebrid 6rb
ubmaae r GdbGHment ibr unOa patfifer
Grinbrung
% Snibembrcn Shmdinden
Snocm geegtsn 3uprudJ bitten, DerbIiben
Gbtmn8suoa Die 9bri9m
g. &eDnOIbS & 6 O., Suueiue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-09-15
SInbrens Sb6n's Sutel.

SadiOn Strabs, SpNe Bari.
Oa i'd msin altts @tlhGit pisSu uSifns
att 70 laes i'd ale msiut 6rsunet unb has
putlfum Gin, mid su ttiudtr. Die bsittu
6BsrGnfr, Gisarrsn unp Irtiu Fund immsr an
Sane.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-09-15
Scutfcbe
YBOt09rapbie 0aQerie,
sru
SScinricil fSrcn.

Gde Moin & Sadipn Str, SpSe 9art
gBir rmpfeblrn tiEIrs Gjri6Gft her stF.
Iufmrrfilmfrit res srebrten Yubifums fir
anfrrtiluns alIrr Sprtsn pbutrgrapbil6r
Sileer. Gjutr unp sei6madYClle grbsitsn Su
mdBigen prtirn prrcsu SussiitTt. ganp-
l6attsbilrrr uuo &srgrGsuuSru isbsr art
9ilesr prrreu prompt unp gut bsiprst. Cine
ibpnr 9luspabl Spu Silerrabmsn 1T tets AT
Sane. gn Spnntdgrn ii bic GjalIsrie pfrn
wong llbr gcrmitta95 bis llbr Na6mittnss
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-09-15
Sns bette Mittcl
6nls G 9nnaenleiDrn.

euHBeuiFaH,bsiten fuS 70
augemeiH uorbsrri5eno uub
seiabrIih. SaB Gin f@erss
uHo SuperIdiiiaes 6siImiiisI
cine @obIibai fur ieSen pou
bieiem eeioen gepIdsten
WeuibcH II. gIner's Sirs
, fd,cnDruflmittrl, CHERRY
PEcToRAL) N al5 ioIass
betauni, uu0 ieinrs ber ans
beruio bduita augeprieienen
9ittslper0itut oaS9ertrau'
eu 6e5 qubliium5 70 iebr
1pie sisltS. Sd5ielbe n ass
lmii3 suiammsn8eiist aus
ben portrtilibiien Der mes
siciuiiAen Bifeniadit bee
taunttn g,rIuctmitieI uus
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-09-15

of every description done after short notice
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-03
beware Of Jack Rabbits

An exchange says man nam cd Otis
living on Horse Greek, CAL, was bitten
by = rabbit in September last. from III.
effects Of which he almost lost his life
lie was trying 10 catch the rabbit far
his little boy, when the animal bit him
on the thumb, but he took little not;co
OF It at the time. About an hour after.
ward his thumb began to pain him So
Versly and 'welled rapidly, so that he
sent Tor q physician, who thought be
must have been bitten by rattlesnake
The doctor at first could not believe
that it was the bite Of rabbit that caus.d
the trouble; 50, to fully satisfy himself
he had several rabbits caught with
which he experimental. He found
that the upper jaw contained a hollow
tooth, from which he extracted a very |
poisonous fluid. He ascertained that |
'wo drops of this fluid, administered to |
lamb, would kill it in less than .,
,our.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-03
"A Case for Charity.

One of Detroit's millionair,s wac
walking homeward the other day when
. he encountered a lame man with a
greasy paper in his hand AS the pair
came to halt the lame man asked
"Will you do me the favor to read
this paper?"
| "Can't do it-left my eyeglasses at
home," was the reply.
"Then will state the contents to
your
"No use-no use. Pm 80 deaf that
L couldn't catch more than one word
out of three"
"Fm poor man with a wooden leg.
sir"
"4es-I see-I see. Lots of Door
people have no wooden legs. You are
lucky, sir, and 1 congratulate YOU.
Must have cost you $50, and I persume |
it is nice leg"
"1f you had any clothes, sir.''
Yes, but 1 haven't.''
"Or old boots"
"Pm wearing nay old boots, YOU see.
You are just six months too early to
get 'em."
81 haven't had a meal since yester.
day"
"Nor l, either. We are cleaning
house, and for the last three days I've .
had to eat cold lunch off the piano."
"Then you couldd't spare nickel?"
How can 1? Amt l walking home +
because haven't money to ride on the
ar"'
ais that so? Then we're both hard
p." r
"Of course we are"
" And you being you're the worst off
ere's Geld sassage I got at the house
Glow, and here's nickel to ride on the
ar! l tell you, sir, us poor folks has
OF to have more pity for the rich and
better by 'em or We'll all go to the II
Dor house"'-DetroH Free Press. |"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-03
Bill Nye on His Travels

AT Grand Island the other day, Saws
Mr.. Nye, in the Laramie Boonaero,ao. =
passenger found three flies. in his tea a,
the eating house. He called the waite,
to him and said : You are in error
about me. You evidently think 1 am
travelling in special car and putting on
great deal of dog. Pm riding second
class, without baggage, and entitled to
one fly. Give this cup to that big fat
man at the corner table. He Direc-
tor OF the road, and is entitled to three
tiles in his tea and a dead cockreacb
between the pancakes. 1 cannot travel
sscond-class and usurp the rights of
drst-class passengers. Please pass the
chronological mustard before YOU 60
and set the adamantine prunes where
can reach them. may want to throw
me at the head waiter to attract his at.
ention."
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-03

"A Paris dispatch to the Times men.
lions that at the recent meeting of the
consultative Commission, convened bv
de Lessups, the opinion was expressed
that the nature Of the soil of the 18th.
mus OF Panama affords the hope that
considerable of the estimated exnons.
u construction will be saved, and work
ing much facilitated. ... ....
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-03

There is one passage in the charge of
LORD Denman to the jury at the trial of
Oxford for shooting at Queen Victoria
which would seem to have special
application to the case of Guiteau
Lord Dsnman said But, although he
laoored under a delusion, if he fired the
loaded pistol at the Queen, knowing tho
result which would follow his conduct.
and although forced by his morbid d.
sire for notoristy to the act, he would
De responsible for his conduct and Iiahl.
to criminal punishment
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-03

MI. James Card, the well-known
authority on agriculture, says million
acres Of land have gone out of cultiva.
'ien In England during tie past ten
years. lie attributes this not to Amer
can competition but to pad seasons
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-03

The Bulletin says: " Within the past
few years quite number Of new mines
have come to the front as dividend
propositions, including the camp at
Aeadville, Colorado, which is now pro-
duclng almost as much bullion az the
whole State OF Nevada. Dakota, Utah
and Arizona are also showing up Won
derful'y well. Idaho and Montana are
going to attract increased attention in
the near future, as soon as certain rail-
road enterprises can be completed.
New Mexico and Mexico are also going
to increase their bullion output from
this on.n
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-09-22

4 CAN now be- found al any and all times
Il IN my Office, over the New York C'usl,
- re and persons having Gins to whct will
iind II to their interest To consult with me
before contracting; for their work | llnv.
perfected my Gin Whct, and am now pre-
pared To whct Gins quicker and better ,:.an
any one else. have been whrttinr C;,nH
twenty-five years, and have never vet had a
man to say did not do my work satisfac-
torily. Those who do not know me are re-
ferrcd to my many customers in Anderson
and Abbcyillc counties. guarantee salts
faction, or will make no charge for my
work | am also prepared to repair and
balance brush wheels. Gin Whcts. the bc,t,
made, always on hand for sale.
T.. w. SOUTH,
Up Stairs, over New York Cash Store,
Aug. IL. 1881 6-3m Anderson. 8. G..
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-09-22
significant Facts.

significant fact that persons are
II seen Oh our streets in state of
5on.
ssiyniiicant fact that IL certain class
stizcns have just recently become
smokers, and that they smoke
Signilican. fact that persons boast
4 can get whiskcy whenever they
and that, too. without going to
Ies for it.
Significant fact that these persons
i tell how or where they get their
! significant fact that persons VIII
Sokc carry cigars in their pockets
sthcm away to acquaintances who
Zen lay claim to friendship.
i significant fact that all Of these
I've been occurring only within the
ith.
ody, we do not know who, is going
Ight up with; and then there will
jim Court.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-09-22
Joint Meeting of the Greenvillc and 4
der5on Farmers.

II
derson Farmers.
respectable number of taxpayers, farmers
and tenants of Belton and Honea Path
townships, Anderson county, and Dunklin
township, Greenvilie county, met Tuesday
18TH inst. at Calhoun and reorganized by
eiecting Col. NJ. L. Tribblc Chairman and
Mr.. y. j. Mattison secretary
The objects of the meeting were stated :,
be for the purpose of hearing the commit
tees. appointed at q previous meeting, on
the condition of the crops in this section.
and TO take such humble action US would
enlist the sympathes Of our creditors in
Dehaif OF we unfortunate farmers, and not
LOT the purpose, as has been stated by some,
Oh abusing our creditors, or to avoid the
payment of our debts, or to stipulate any
terms for the settlement of the same, but
70 throw ourselves entirely on the mercy
Of our creditors.
Short and pointed speeches were made by
the Chairman. Joseph Cox, NJ. B. Gaines
ana others, after which several preamble
anu resolutions were presented and dis
cussed III reference to the guano debts, and
committee of five persons were appointed.
consisting Of Joseph Cox, Esq, Capt. J. S.
Acker j. J. Mattison. Col. N. r. Tribble
and NJ b. Gaines, to whom all the rcsolu-
tons were referred, with the power to
draft such as in their Judgment would be
most appropriate. The following were
submitted:
Whereas, in consideration of the very
severe drought which has prevailed and
still prevails TO the dctriment of the potato
and turnip crops, and as full and correct
report of these townships does not exceed
onc-third Of an average crop; anu, where
as, this short crop is the only means in the
hands of we farmers for paying our debts
and supporting our families. Therefore
be it
Rcsoired, That inismuch as the present
short crop has not been brought about by
the Incidence or bad management of we
farmers, but by All overrulng power to try
men.
Hcsohed, That We are strenuous, opposed
to any movement tending - ' air the
confidence between the merchant and the
farmer.
Rcsoired, That in consideration of the late
and severe protracted drought. by which
the average yield in our section has been
greatly reduced and doubtful future made
to overshadow us, the guano dealers,
through their agents, be aud are hereby re.
spcctfully pctitioncd to make such discount
Of our guano notes and accounts as they
can do consistently with their safety and
best interest
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-09-22
a Zfnlsc Ru:nOr.

Il currently reported last week that
syn. the colored man charged with
assa,il,ed Mr.. Austin Hughes at the
Brings Camp Meeting with the in
ST taking his life, the particulars of
fe have heretofore published, had
Blurred and lynched near his home
swcll township by unknown per-
. from diligent inquiry made dur
ssast week of citizens living in that
sItv we lave failed TO obtain any
ion whatever that would warrant
] report, and do not hesitate to pro-
3 false. 1t was evidently circulated
u create q little sensation, as there
Ehe slightest grounds for it. Brown
abaye been seen in this town Oh Sun
s and if the proper efforts are made
,ye could be captured. Tho citi-
Aa, vicinity are not such lawlcss and
4s,v men as to take the law into
8n hands rs they are clnrg with
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Valuable Land for Sale.

WILL sell n. public outcry at Anderson
a {. H. ). g., on SALEDAY in OCrO-
BER, lssl, il not sold before At private
sale Tract of Land containing 3G5 acres.
NO acres Of which is in high state Of cult.
yation. situate in Savannah Township.
Anderson County, and lying on the Savai,-
nah River. There is q fine young Orchard.
two Wells of good water, Dweling-house
and three tenant houses, two good pastures
Tor stock, an'l other Improvements and
acres of River hottom and acres of branch
bottom. Persons wishing To purchase are
invited to visit the farm and inspect for
themselves. Terms -Onc.third cash. tls
rcnialndcrin two equal annual instulmcn.-.
WIN. SIIEAKEH.
august II 1881 n
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savannah Resolutions. Again.

pro'inu Spartan publishes the Sa-
township resolutions. and adds:
[thc farnlers] are entitled to the SYM
4 their fellowcitiZenS everywhere
3 no farmers in convention, or act
ddually, can dictate terms to their
a The law and the contract stand
$y. lfthc farmers could say to the
Is during q dry year that they would
fhalf their Indebtedness, the mer-
snld have the same right, when an
j year comes round, to say to the
g"Well, now you have made much
d you expected. The crop is very
gou must pay me fifty per cent.
q on guano and supplies" Such
pn would startlc even the farmers
e these pro rating resolutions. The
table way in which settlements can
- TO adhere to the contracts. Those
N the very dry sections and who
dc but little, should go TO their
iand make 4 full and fair statement
condition, and this will prove the
-ly out Of their difficulties.
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arerieSeS re aw cS9m1ng to the assistance OF the
"Ssract To- htx /. is best for ali rar,es n 1r tS
en- make as reasonah1a !" IN Writing, ana no one
agreement. and those who h.io'o,i Jo ot 10 such an
ton,racted ion with Mt all. Farmers ,.,u rou not ne
700 TG, Sareful about this matter . cannot be
have ne II IS not absolutely necoss,,y =,
80 ha,e Mi'nesses TO written coii,rnc,s ia 70
To- iosa make them binding, it wo,,Id nnro,, 81, oner
eitber DC wei 70 have them especially Sl,nr, wbnro
onastionp ] patty cannot write his name as'e as
between the h, n1r,isy verdie,'y might possibly arise
me signatures. Contracts aro III, ~ regard TO
io boI% Ie but each parties m snld irGd
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,,eatli OF Mr.. Levi Burriss.

N Burriss, q prominent citizen of
ply, living near Mountain Greek,
u suddenly OH last Sunday morn
paralysis of the heart. Mr.. Bur-
zfor some years been partially par
zone arm, but was otherwise vigo-
A active for Il man over sixty-six
Gage: Preceding his death he had
9sual health, and on last Sunday
&as usual he went to the Sabbath
81 Mountain Creek church. and
p took his seat and spoke to sew
4ns around him, without evidenc-
symptoms of disease. He had
fompleted this when his hrother,
zen Burriss, noticed his head drop
On his breast and stepped to his
s3hcn he reached him his head fell
OWN upon his breast, and without
word or evincing pain his spirit
a earth. He had been devoted
y member of the Mountain Creek
<hnrch. and there is something
Dcautiful i'll the fact that death
garry him hence while in the very
ie had helped to rear, and while
en the work of the Sunday School
g loved SO we'll Mr.. Burriss was
qit and worthy tizen, who had
sct and confidence of his acuuain-
Pa leaves n large circle of relatives
sus who mourn his sudden death.
.ineral services were performed Mt
gen III which he died on Monday
by The Rev. J. S. Murray in the
Of 4 very large concourse of the
: ana friends Of the deceased, who
sered to pay this last evidence Of
p and esteem to the deceased.