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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-10-27

SOUTH CAROLINA AND NEW YORK;
At his Brooklyn church, last Sunday,
DIR. Talmage paid an eloquent tribute to
our late President DR.. Talmage is c0n.
sidered by some the foremost preacher Of
earth, and the ablest orator in the Amer
lean pulpit. During the course Of his
remarks last Sunday he said with refer
ence to Garfield:
This expiring man took the hand OF
the North and the hand Of the South and
joined them together, and practically
said, with dying pathos that can never
be forgotten, BE brothers. Z Where now
are the flags ut hasfmast? AT New Or
leans and Boston, Chicago and Charles
ton. There is absolutely to-day no Re-
publican party, no Democratic party. A
new party has swallowed up ala party
of national sympathy. The bulletins on
the South side of Mason and Dixon's
line have been as carefully watched as on
the North side. We have been trying to
arbitrate old difficulties and settle old
grudges, yet the old quarrel has ever and
anon broken out in new place But
this requiem which shakes the land for
ever draws ont all sectional discords.
After all that has been done and said
during the last eleven weeks the people
of the South will be welcome in all our
homes as we should be welcome in theirs.
He who tries hereafter TO kindle the old
fires of hatred will find little fuel aud no
snlphurous match Alabama and Messa-
chusetts stand UP and be married. South
Carolina and New York join hands in be-
ttfotiiai. Georgia and Ohio I pronounce
you one. Whom God hath Joined to-
gether let nc man pnt asundeE. Theseal
Is set by the cold, emaciated hand of our
dead President, No living man could
laye accomplished it. Mere of the sec
tional preindices aril misrepresenta-
tions and the bitterness, of old war times
Lave perished In the last eleven weeks
than in all the seventeen years since tho
war ended, ard so the dead which Gar
they which he slew IN his whJle iife.'1
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-10-27
Another Railroad Consolidation,

KNOXVILLE, October lS.-At meet.
ing to-day of the stockholders of the
knoxville and Augusta Railway Compa-
ny, n consolidation was effected with the
Rabun Gap Short Line Railway Compa-
ny. OF North Carolina, and the Clayton
railroad Company, Of Georgia. under
the name Of the Rabun Gap Railway
Company. The whole line extends from
Knoxville to Lula, OH the Atlanta and
Charlotte Air Line Road.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-10-27
A Black Eye to Marriage Insurance

At Pottvillc, Pa, Monday, Judge Per-
shing refused to grant charter TO the
Helping Hand Mutual Aid Maj fiage
Association. After pointing out half a
dozen fatal technical objections in the
application, his honor based his refusal
on moral grounds. holding that such 80.
cieties strike ut the very foundations OF
human society l'g Turing people to matri.
mony from mercenary purposes, and thus
increasing the work of the divorce courts
and swelling to stream the flood Of
decentralization in this particular which
already exist. His honor approvingly
quoted from Judge Hendersons recent
opinion, and declared that marriage
insurance is neither wanted by the com :
munity, good for society or for the indi :.
.idual.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-10-27
An Unsuccessful Lyncling in Arkansas.

LITTLE Rock, October 2O.-While
Deputy Sheriff Lindsey and three officers
were returning to Helena yesterday, with
three prisoners charged with attempted
assassination, mob of forty persons
took away James Cunningham, one of
the prisoners, fired volly at him and
left him for dead. This morning it was
ascertained that Cunningham had not
been killed, but had crawled three quar-
ters of mile to house, where his
wounds were dressed. He was shot at
similarly and left for dead several years
ago.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-10-27
Mysterious Shooting.

CINCINNATI, October 1G.-On tho
night of October 4. Andrew Vanbibber,
of'his city, shot his wife, mistaking her
ftr burglar. The matter was kept
secret, and Mrs. Vanbibber was put un-
der treatment ut the Cincinnati hospital.
Les. night, the secret leaked out and was
published today. Vanbibber was ar.
rested, but instantly released Oh the be.
lief that the shooting was accidental.
The attempt at secrecy has given the
affair an mir of mystery and will cause q
full Investigation. Mrs. Vanbibber is at
the point Of death tonight.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-10-27
psys without Nights.

There is nothing that strikesa stranger
more forcibly, if he visits Swedeni in June
than the absence OF night. At Stock
holm, for example, the sun goes down
little before 10 o'clock p. NJ, but the
passes around the earth and is only Just
below the north pole short time; there
is great brightness all night, and such
that you can see 70 read at midnight.
There is mountain at the head of the
Gulf Of Bothina, where, on the twenty
first of June, the sun does not go down
st aii. Travellers 60 there to see it. A.
steamboat goes up from Stockholm for
the purpose ofcarrying those who are GU
rious to witness the phenomenon. It
only occurs one night. The sun goes
down to the horizon, you can see tie
whole facet of it, and in five minutes it
begins to rise.
AT the North Cape, latitude seventy
five degrees, the sun does not 20 down
for several weeks. In juno il would be
about twenty-five degrees above the hor.
izon at midnight. The changes in these
high attitudes, from summer to winter
are 40 great that we can have no concep-
ton Of them. In the winter the sun dis.
appeal in the South, and is not seen for
six weeks. Then it just shows its face.
Aiterward it remains ten, fifteen or twen-
ty minutes, and then descends, and final
" 1T makes almost circle around the
heavens.
Animal life accompanies itself to
these long days. Birds and animals take
their accustomed rest ut the usual hours.
They 60 to rest whether the sun goes down
or no. The hens takes to the trees about
Z O'Clock p. M, and sit there until the
sun is we'll up 10 the morning. and the
people get into the habit Of late rising,
too. Longfelow tells US of his visit to q
village where, although the sun was
shining, not soul was to bo seen in the
streets.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-10-27
Five Men Killed in Railroad smasl,.up,

CINCINNATI, October 2O.-Five ucn
were killed yesterday, on the Cincinnati
Southern Railroad at Mckinney Station,
l3o miles from this city, while riding on
u car containing water tanks. The en-
gino which had been detached, became
unmanageable and vas driven with
great force against the car. The men
killed, were David Campbell, George
Campbell, John Alcorn, Charles Krebs
and George Whippey. Another EN-.
ployee, Thomas Smith, had both legs
broken, and Doc Lane was badly hurt.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-10-27
An OfIicer Killed by a Desperado,

SAN FRANCISCO, October 2O.-A dis.
patch from Prescott, Arizona, saws :
Deputy Sheriff Briant was killed while
in the discharge of his duty by lespe.
RADIO named Miller. The murderer es.
capped. but is being pursued by large
forcc.'
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VOLUME XvIT.---NO. 16.

non through two pine panks, each two
inches in thickness, and fattened against
an iron wall beyond, aud the wheels Of
an engine were put in rapid motion.
Dir. Kecly claims that his machine is
now complete with the exception of
brake or regulator, with which TO regu.
late the power, but it is said that ell his
explanations in regard to it "were
ceouched in language utterly incompre.
hensib!e to an engineer"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-10-27
Terrible Accident to stpgc Coach,

LITTLE Rock, ARK, October 90
The stage between Alma and Fayetts-
vile met with terrible accident. the
horses running away and tho stage COL
lldlng with n stump. VIM. Sanders, the
driver, was instantly killed, and of the
three passengers, MFR. Brown, was fatally
and G; G. Harris and A. G. Thrcadgiil
severely hurt.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-10-27

STRANoE.-Of the 6,476 couples mar.
ried in Philadelphia last year, according
to the officiil returns as made by truth
fri ministers, none the women married
had passed the age Of thirty years.
Either the widows and old maids are not
in demand in Philadelphia, or there has
been some looee transactions in the
granting of marriage licenses.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-10-27

An Elkton, Md, paper mentions the
case of Mr.. T. Deenen. of that place,
who suffered severely with rheumatic
pains until he tried bottle of st. Jacobs
Oil, which completely cured him. In.
didndpoHs Tad Journal.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-10-27

Gifted by the Washington lind Ga.
fefte is the fact tkat the colts in that los
eality have IA sort of lameness, ia tho.
joints. }. L. Myers cured his by;au-.
nointing il with st. Jacobs Oil.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-10-27
CURRENT TOPICS.
An Old Grudgc summarlly Settled.

STAUNToN, VA, October l9.-Wiliam
!Boien,, of Rockbrdge YVES shot and
killed yesterday by George Smith. The
difficulty grew out ofan old grudgc.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-10-27

tensions perfect
does work at higher than Shuttle Machno
has springs in its tensions - ~ '0 NAa'nihe'
thread
1t will not skip stitches. 80 - e'0NeaNP'
t will e needle wit hodna
It has accurate gauge by which needle
ias the perfect thread controller making
!! sews over heavy seams with the greatest
!! will sew and feed work at the
a
shuttle Is self threading
driving frightened Instantly withou cutna % without f'on
s It sews all grades of material with least change.
motions being positive get "outof tue
accurately adjusted n construction. ~
interchangeable
Its wearing parts madc of hardened dstee. ''s '
i has but few bearings consequently but little friction
more quietly than any Other Shuttle M Machine
It has no cog gear wheels to run hare and noisy.
haas haas mo- es! ey s TO neTs FS s9H dn ao heayy AMY
requires but little oil and will ndrun1ard
Its e motion being evenly balanced,
3 It's feed can be easily raised and lowered. i
has motion winding bbbn removing work.
s
4 adjusted that may ybetaken
1t has superior woodwork the F
ALL MACHINES WARRANTED IN EVERY RESPECT
McCULLY TAYLOR,
''"'D''' ''A'''neAis ASbERsoN, Tse s. &C.
WE else in the market with of
comprising all the Goods needed
or c6os T snd any a 1 g 5 5
SUPPLIES GUANo MACHINERY or otherwise
minded call settle their obions
McCULLY G TAYLOR
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MoRaAN's DEATH.

"Forward! Trotl Gallop! Charge r'
rang out on the air and on the ears of the
startled, astonished Confederate sentr;es
They were literally ridden over by the
dashing Federals, and before Dick Nor.
gans's subordinate, whom he had left in
command, got man in saddle the Will
liams house was surrounded by Wilcox's
men. They shot and captured the two
or three guards picked up all the horses
and an officer or two in less time that 1t
requires to tell the story.
Morgan was awakened by the shooting
and tramping. He got on his breeches,
boots and hat, and in his shirt sleeves re-
volver in hand, and ran down the long
shopping grounds on the east front of the
house. In the northeast corner was a
vineyard. AS Morgan stopped to pass
under this in order to reach the fence he
was discovered by Andy Campbell, pri.
vate in Company q, Thirteenth Tennes-
see Cavalry, who fired on him. The bull
let took effect in General Morgan's right
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-11
Aat'r0ading in The ClOu,,s

Bismarck, June lO.-G. d. Chenowith, the
engineer In charge of the Northern Pacific sur.
n NeSuls mas run an experimental line over tho
poihihei OF me Rocky mountains at Raiir ND
pas, me line, now sdopted, Will be bal ( on
srt sue work lO0tze higher than the summit
,or NJ reason th1t the approach to the pass ia
"a arrow Sirga which 1s imupossib . To 20
III, od ,ne r n,Ves Ding too larp, SO it must
lea. The steepeSt g'ade on The Wav nm
- title Rlackloot is uineiy feet to the mi ~
or short distance this sid. OF The sum
~ ~ lVo Feet; The experimental Ii will cross
rfeIts and the French WON lu's toll roads
mug slhS the east Side of fine mo lrtnns an
elrc,lnS around so "a to come down Walker
creek 10 Ten Mile creek. This IS the line now
Delng run as an experiment. If not foand
prac,lcanle win proper grade an exoeri-
luenlai ilheWill be run up Ten Mile creek over
low paSs 20 the title hla k loot, and several
Iints VIII pc run over other passes in tue Vi
oG,nity until one Is found suitable for the road
me singular fact that trestle or b-iops I0o
itet higher than the summit of the c. v
mountains TO get over is not touAd el.ewhers
ways be a wonder law ~ "ih "i-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-11
FORT WORTH,
Correspondence of the Herald

Correspondence OF the Hera id.
FoRT WORTH, June 10. lssl.
Flora, of the canine detective fore" of
this city, died yesterday from an over los, of
poisoned meat. She leaves husband and
eigh, children to mourn her loss.
A special train came in yesterday with
some II. e. T. G. railroad officials and otbors
The psrty included G. A. Quiplan
Corsicnns, Capt j. l.. Leonard of Dallas
and Wiley Jones, of Waco. Their rcute
was from Fort Worth via CISCO. from here
to Denison via the Missouri Pacific. and
thence, 10 Dallas. They expressed them
selves as much pleased with Fort Worth
ihere Is very little doubt OF our having
wa,er,works at IN early date, worth at least
SoVooV. Tne question will be settled by the
council tonight.
With such enterprises going on as water
works, telephone line, opera house, new
foundry and the Fort Worth and Denver
railroad, this city is certainly looming I'm.
Outside OF this the general business improve.
menss going on are too numerous to men
ton.
Major Fairfax has put fac lot of now
furniture Ia the psriors of the Ell Paso.
Mr. q. Il. FELTON, has returned after an
eastern trip.
MIR. D. u, Morrow, of Dallas, was in the
city yesterday.
Mayor Brown has given orders that no
whlssey be sold TO iabitual drunksrds, under
penalty Of the new law. They should be
classified
Several insurance adjusters, including Mr..
Hereford and Frank Wheat are here to-day
looking after burnt cotton.
-, All the commercial travellers stop at tho
I'll paso hotel, tho best in Fort Worth.
We a'o under obligations 10 MIR. Hicks.
OF The Advance. for courteses extended.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-11

AN fact is placed or founded in self, OF
the Ego, and this concept is the only unity
OF thought-for, as thoughts complex, SO in
tun 90 their sum as mind Gas consequence
follow. And thus the mind as whole is
only complexed ego or one and thus it is
that We derive the idea of self, and of the
unknown, negatively, or antithetically.
-Kirkville, (Mo) Democrat If that
sort OF thing had last edthrough a
column of the Democrat, every one of its
readers who read It would have had the Jim
jams. The hot weather up in Missouri.is
having Its effect and reports of hydrophobia
will be rife from those parts shortly.
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STATE SPECIALS.
Continued From First Page.
Houston,

Houston,
Special TO the Herald.
Houston, June 10 "A child Of Adam CLAY
amsrchant of thia city. while nlav,,o ~, y
PED on second floor, rolled ont of the windaw
injury. sui'i'e tne
AT harles Kreeer's mill, near Was,as,d
Msrr county mi difficulty between William
HARD, white land Antony Wood, colorad ths
former assaulted the latter with a stick wbich
tne latter TOOK away. He then used a knife
wnlch was also taken. bur finally lot a donbIs
oafrei thot gun and emp,iei both barrels into
tne BODY Of Wood. Death hsS
not yet, resulted, but viii
nsnn,v nhn., nad nov beea captured, but
deputy sheriff Fout Is in pursuit.. '"'
-, n'hoenouIe scohcertsare growingin populsr
week. o'e wv next
da Lhe sale OF property by the sheriff for
Nearly all was purchased by the state,
Watermelons have been Ia the ma,,,et ,or
TWO days, but cell beyond all re- son. ioi
Ihe negroes are making extensive nrensra-
uons 10 celebrate Emancipation tav.
There will be several visiting military co,r-
pahles here to compete for the pnrse.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-11

Now 1T is strange that some people will
b. 20 mean and tell everything they know
The st. Louis Post-Dispa,ch goes and lets
the largest sort Of cat out Of the little
journaliitic bag that II had no business to
DO, and II isn't bit generous 10 college
students and gosliug young women gushing
for fame. II says: ITO the college students
and Eanscendental young woman who ara
contemplating European tours for this sum.
mer, and who are bothefing us with applics,
lions TO serve % correspondents on low
wager, wo would simply say taisea vous
Whenever we feel that tho public 10 lauguish.
Ing Cor descriptive European letter W,
almp'y drop into our chair Of foreign li.ers
turs and write II. When Il comes 1,
rsvsgIpR : ffssh guide book we claim to DO
lIAlls BIZ better than an ordinary aold hand.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-11

AN important Indian conference was held
at Los Pinos agency on Saturday, where
nearly two thousand armed Utes assembled
TO meet the commissioners. Chief Sspavan-
arc was informed that the government would
enforce the treaty placing his people on
new reservation. Chief Shavano, in tow-
ering passion demanded to know who signed
such treaty, and declared that he and
Ouray's widow owned tho Uncompagre
valley. Agent Berry notified five chiefs to
accompany the commission on Wednesday,
next to select a new home, the Utes having
refused to name committee. After pretty
plain talk FROM the agent, the latter arrange.
nent was agreed to by the Utes, but serious
troubles are yet apprehended. 1t seems as if
our Indian troubles will never cease.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-11

The power of country justices to annoy
the corporations Of Chicago by garnishee
suits is about to DO tested in the Illinois
supreme court. 1t will DO remembered
thai the legislature recently passed an act
erecting the country towns into one district
Tor constables and placing Chicago in anoth
or. Cottle g. Co., who have
Deer conspicuous in Fostering
merchants end railways applied to
Justice Mech fora warrant directed to a
country constable, but the magistrate would
only issue papers to officers in the Chicago
district. Thereupon Cottle & Go. applied
10 the supreme court for mandamus, and
the new law will soon have thorough
test
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-11

UNDER date Of the Cd inst. Mr.. II. G.
Vennor, of Montreal. gives his third series of
"prcdictions" for the current month of June:
"Uool and cloudy generally, with frequent
rainfalls up to the 9th or 10Th; an occasional
warm day, and frosts probable about the
1th and 9Th. On the 10th, 18th and 10Th
there Will DO storm period, with muggy
weather, hail and thunder storms; on the
18th and 14lh, fair summer weather, with
cool nights; 10Th to 1S!h cool, unsettled,
showery weather; 10Th aud Goth, warmer
weather, with increasing heat, up to the
10Th; Goth to 2s!h, Storm period, with
sultry wea her; on the Goth and both, cooler,
with changein tho weather. The foregoing
forecast will probably hold good for a large
portion Of the United States"
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and prosperity. Schools Libraries snd news,
papers have multiplied and illiseracy has
diininished. Factories have increased in
capacity end number, railroads have been
built in every direction, and seaporls and
other commercial centres have become
buster than ever before. The tide Of south.
era prosperity that has already set in, must
find new tributary when the completion Of
tho railroad and telegraph Systems now in
progress or contemplation shall open Mex
leo 10 American enterprise"
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For the Ladies',

!tis possible to call the attention of the
citizens, and especially tho ladies, to an I'm
usually fine line Of goods now being received
by Mrs. Il. Chestnut. II consists of
ladies underwear, White Sacks and
Trimming silk Of every description magma.
able. Also an elegant stock of lsco tuscnns
In ~ the latest styles Mrs. Chesnut's
ests y mont is on Elm street, next 10
Dram lpwelry store.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-11

THE laws of Wyoming forbid the inter-
marriage of whites and Chinese, and Co.
leslial named Lee Chin and Mrs. Eva Lee
were indicted for miscegenstion at Cheyenne,
the other day, after an elopement and mar.
riage. Women may vote in Wyoming, and
DO pretty generally as they please, provided
they let Chinese alone.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


hs'lRlsH NATIONAL LAND lie GUE-
Ihere VIII be a meeting of the Dallas branch
held Mt Hall, over Citation & McEnnis' store.
East Dallas, Sunday afternoon, at 3 O'Clock
All members are respectfully requested to a.
tend BY order of tho
JULIET EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
N"To CoNTRACT0RS-se Sealed proposo,s
Will be received at my Office, In pittsburg, nm.
I'll IL O'Clock m, Saturday, June Is, lssl. for
the building ola brick court house in Pits.
burg, Camp county, Texas. Plans and snec,-
locations can lie seen at my Office on and after
the 18th day of June, ISL, or nj the Office or
W. Z. Dodson, Architect, Waco, previous IN
that time. W
Bona with good aud sufficient security will
DO re luired of tho successful bidder. for tho
construction of the building In accordance
win the plans and specifications.
The privilege of rejecting any and all bids
la reserved. VIZ WINS
by order Of the Commissioners Court.
JOHN d. POLK,
y".-ot County Judge, Camp On
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A severe wind storm prevailed to the
north and southwest last night, prostrating
the telegraph wires at Kansas City and New
Orleans, thus cutting of a part of the Asso>
ciated Press dispatches.
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Attempt at Suicide

Alb ut So'clock yesterday morning, ore
OF Vhomoson's variety girls took poison with
euicldal latent. She was seized with Ats and
iainl'tg spells, and there was great excite.
mont among tho people about tho theatre.
She was picked up and ply stefan called in ,
who, by tho timely use of a stomach pump
and other agencies, succeeded ia bringing
her about again. She is the same one who
was guilty Of the same. caper a few mobtts
previous.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-11

Asked bright looking man. "Oh. feel
m'serablr; Pm bilious and can I eat, and nv
pack Is so lame can't WORK " why in the
world DON'T gu take kiduey-Wori ?? Tbat,s
what | take when / am out of sorts and ~
always Keeps me In perfect tune NV doctor
recommends II for all surh troubles " Kidney.
Wort Is inc sure cure for bliousness and CON
~ S a'ion' Don't fail TO Try it.-Long Branch
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-11

PROFESSOR TIoE says it will be- clouding
threatening weather from the 10th to the
l4sh wth~very heavy rains and storms in
places, and he says the 10Th will be compar-
atively one of the warmer DAYS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-11

NEAR Gatschins, whore the czsr of Rus
sia has beon mourning the death of his father,
at,rm the other day blow down the granite
column of the Emperor Paul. l, 1t ominous,
and cannot even the statues of emperor
stani in Russia