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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-03-02
A Word of Protest.

MR.. EDITOR: Is 1t not time 10 speak out
| IN words of protest against u homeOpatic
allowance of garden seed now found in a
paper package? Once we got at least ta-
pie spoonful, now il would not take a very
large thimble to hold all Of the contents OF
q paper. 1t is no wonder seed growing is
becoming so popular and profitable. All
oar farmers had better quit cotton and 90
INTO the business. provided sale could be
found for their goods ut present rates. It
would certainly be more profitable IL
seedmen can't afford to do any better, or
will not. then let us all 20 to raising at least
! onr own supply of se;>,... = penny save. Is
penny made. With little care every
man in the South could easily save all the
seed he needs. know man who grew for
over thirty years .he same potatoes, he care
.uily keeping seed from year to year Can
you not, MIR. Editor, ascertain The amount
expended annually in Anderson c,unty for
garden seeds, and report? Some of us
would like to know
While on the subject of quantity. we feel
inclined TO notice also the Homeopathic a,.
iowance OF 'draps' in many vials Of medi-
cine, both patent and otherwise. 1t is NOR
tiiying to witness the wide circulation of
viais claiming to be an ounce when in real
ny they contain little more than good
dram or two. Look ut ono of those fiat
ana panneled vials or bottles end-wise from
the bottom, and you will see it is nearly all
5. "o Pu,cuuser SupposeS lie mas his
moneys worth in an ounce OF medicine
wien really he has little moro than an
ounce of glass. Let all the whiskey bottles
be made that way but let ell ounce walls
hold eight drains. And the same may he
said of any other size vial or bottle. We
feel sure there ought to be law against
dei!clent measures of all kinds. But, Mr..
Editor, as we people OF the South have been
hunbugged SD long and seem to bear il so
well, perhaps it is well enough to say moth
ing more at present.
A GAHDYNrp
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A shameful Crime.

/. sensation was created in the city
II Thursday morning by the annouce-
i that the head OF born infant
4 ,ep found in the yard Of Alex. John
colored man who lives on the lot
hing the Greeley Institute. Upon
s,;,o,ion it was asccr.ained that the
was found by a little colored girl, and
rhen found dog was eating at itr-a
4 repulsive sight, indeed. 1t was en-
severed from the body, which has
of been found, wrapped in an old
and buried under the edge of an old
q standing in the yard. The deg had
sbed II up and had dragged it eight or
!, from the house. The infant was
'er IL only day or two old, and was
G;pet.cake color. On Saturday, col.
School teacher was arrested on suspi.
Ind taken before Trial Justice Drea-
< but afler examination was dismissed,
s vet no satisfactory clue has been
81 as TO who is the mother of the MUIR
infant. We hope efforts will not
sln,il the guilty wretch is found, and
10 pay the penalty she richly deserves
q terrible and shameful crime. 1t is
s;ng TO hear of such news in civil
pmmunity.
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sentenced 'rty-three men 70 ds.th stals have have
;re n:ese crimes were committed I'D HusI .,'
I,Latloh ~, OF concealed weanou, 81 @ 'h'
cnisy mni1skey. The practice of carr cnrrv;na emu mean
bad baseu "eapon1 and drinking bad w6;s,l, lon.
Jee;ssIat ;sItomn 70 such terrible extent that ths
them anS nau 20 enact laws to chez
laws ,rn i ler whenever violations CT these
sh"n,d n are brought to your attention u.Se voM
smouid mon report the guilty parties ti that iKoou Kou
ThsS,. thy 9e brought to proper pun;si,nay J, .ney
6here mas been an idea in soma .enlnent. No
Hta.e S;u taat although man c,pnoi .,t ., ~. .he
i;oe i;ioshse from the State to sell s,Jr;,Ss. Ses
lTnito., yet that under license from the
is m;sato ios ne ,C; can continue to sell. This
law wh;nh h,Shke. There is no United States
mnefe mao 1t prohibited by the state "Tsne Key
nee teea any further information coma y you
vo ,nv court ana the Solicitor will p;xc = ~ ~
ane n honfs OF the Court will be from IN 70
as pave found that more business caN ~ i'o t
sp;oseu sasi; OF IN this way than by havin~ 1,vo v
allow llns ,,snt,y uay; and, besides this, it will
return sheh 10 thain residing in the country to
The follow;nn no.nes oa,e at night.
disposed of: ''''i anu
ne state eGsins: Perry Williams. house.
u.sahihs ~ IN the day time and larceny. Gull.
y as to first count. Prisoner rcnreser,od
by II. G. scudday, ESQ.
he State against WIN. c. Duclwor,h
obtaining property by false representation
Nos guilty. Accused represented by Moore
d Wardaw. oo'o
nc STATE against Jo!. Tally, house.
breaking iii day time AMI larceny. Gu;ltv
OF larceny. Prisoner represented by IT. a
scudday, Esq.
Inc State against Sherman Smith VIM.
! tucker, Manual Howard, Pinckncy Pew.
ton and Perry Williams, arson and mali.
cious injury TO real p perty. Guilty. with
recommendation to mercy. Pr;sonora
represented by Featherston & Bepet r. u
COOKE end r. w. Simpson. The offence
ior which the above parties were convicted
was committed in attempting to break iail
ABOUT SIX weeks ago, being at the time con.
nned there for other crimes.
There is an unusually large o,noun, or
CRIMINAL business before the Court. and the
probability is that it will take the entire
week to clear the docket.
Judge A!drich dispatches the business Of
inc session with marked rapidity, while
Solicitor Orr displays his usual ability in
Tie discharge of his important duties as the
Prosecuting officer for the State.
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Marriages.

Mr.. James Hanks and Mrs. Lucy f.
rarks, on 18th December, 1881, by Rev &,
V. BarEes
Mr.. r. a. keaton and Miss Fannie p
Cromer, on the 10Th ult., by Rev G. v
Barnes.
MIR. Harvey Penncll and Miss Lucy Nc
ClcIlan on 1st ult., by Rev. c. V. Barnes.
Mr. J. z. Catlett and Miss Matte Martin
on the I'D ult., by Re-. II. 2. Bell
Mr.. w. q. Hammond and Miss Eliza
Bailey, OH 22d ult, by Rev. J. l.. Brownlcc.
Mr.. G. NJ. Clamp and Miss Lizzie Clamp
on the 22nd ult., by Rev. C. V. Barnes.
Mr.. James X. Harper and Miss Mary f.
Foster, on 22d ult., by Rev. r. w. Burs.
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day, to be instructed generally and specific
ally upon the manner and objects Of road
repairing. to the end that a uniform sys.
tenn for road working may be established
anu more uniform division of labor
among tho hands liable to road duty. This
subject is full of matter for enquiry and in.
vestisation. and much moro might he said,
but perhaps we have already said enough
to uncover hornets nest. More anon.
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a large lot SAMPLE HATS at y. Y.
Wholesale prices, and job lot below cost.
If YOU want bargain call OH me. Am
receiving large lots Middlcton's and Brc.
mcrs Fertilizers. See Inc before you buy.
c. A Rrrn ynnt
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Wilhite d. Wilhite have n large supply of
fresl. Garden Seed and Onion Sets from the
most reliable seed growers in the world.
Buist'S seed arc warranted
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Go to Wilhite's and get can of con-
denscd milk. 1t makes Just us good milk,
and is cheaper and better than keeping a
COW. Try it. Ask those who have used it.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-03-02

Aladden Oil-150o fire tcst-tlocs not
smoke lamp chimneys, and gives q better
light than any burning oil in use. Received
highest award at Centennial Exposition.
For sale by Wilhite & Wihite
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BuGGIES ANY person wanting good
vehicle should not fail to call on REED &
STEPH EMS, whose long experience ena-
bles them to select the most reliable West
ern Buggies at lower prices than any one.
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Mothers !
crs ~ Mother. III

Are you disturbed at night and broken of
your rest by sick child suffering and cry
teeth? If so. so ut once and get bottle OF
Mrs. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYR-
UP. II will relieve the poor little sufferer
mmediately-depend upon it there is no
mistake about it. There is not mother
on earth who has ever used it, who will not
tell you at once that it will regulate the
bowels, and give rest to the mother, and re-
lief and henlth to the child, operating like
magic. 1t is perfectly safe to use in all
cases. and pleasant to the taste, and is the
prescription Of ono of the oldest and best
iemaie physicians and nurses in the United
States. Sold everywhere. 25 cents u bottle.
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"A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat

"A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat
should be stopped. Neglect frequently re-
suits in an Lac,rabie Lung Disease or Con-
sumption. BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRIO
CHES does not disorder the stomach like
cough syrnps and balsams, but act directly
on the infamcd parts allaying irritation.
give relief in asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs,
Cdtdrrh, and the Throat Troubles which
Singers and Public Speaker. are subject to.
For thirty years Browns Bronchial Trochcs
have been recommended by physicians, and
have always given perfect satisfaction.
Having been tested by wide and constant
use for nearly an entire generation, they
have attained well.merted rank among the
few staple remedies of the age. Sold at 25
cents box everywhere.
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BRIEF MENTION,

A colored woman gave birth in the Jail
one day last week.
Don't fail to read the Circus advertisement
in another column.
The rain has brought standstill to gar
,iciIing and farming operations.
Clark &c Co. have just received large lot
spring and summer English cassimeres.
Mr.. r. w. Todd. our popular School
Commissioner, has been quite sick recently,
but is now improving.
of Columbia, says the Register. There has
not been one in Anderson for several years
past.
One of the carp found by Maj. Lee after
the breaking of his mill dam three weeks
ago, was eighteen inches long and weighed
eight pounds.
The re-survey Of the Blue Ridge Railroad
through the mountains has been completed,
and the engineers are now in Columbia
summing up their observations.
Prof J. H. Pixley has consented to hold
service of song at Mountain Creek church
on next Sunday morning at II o'clock, and
he ought to hf ge good congregation.
The communication addressed to the In
TELLIGENcKR, and signed "New. Co.." can
not be published for the reason that the real
name of the author docs not accompany it..
In consequence of the arrival in the city
on Friday morning last of DR.. Mayo, and
his desire to lecture that night, the lecture
of DR.. Frierson was postponed until to-
morrow night. BE sure to go to hear him.
The candidates have begun to shake
hands. We kept an eye on one last Mon
day less than five minutes, and saw him
shake hands with at least dozen people
all yolcrs-bnt we don't intend to call any
names.
The Sunday School Institute held In
Charleston on the 22d ult., appointed DR..
Frierson, of this city, a delegate to the Inter
State Sunday School Convention held in
Atlanta Tuesday and Wednesday OF this
week, but he did not go.
The Garfield National Monument Com
mittee, who are raising q fund by voluntary
contributions with which to erect monn-
ment to the murdered President, have re-
oucstcd Mr.. J. A. Brock to receive subscrip-
tions in this place. and he has consented to
do so. All amounts. however small, will
be received.
AN Abbeville correspondent of the Co.
lumbia Register complains of the inconven'
fences to that town occasioned by the pres
ent schedule on tho C. & G. r. z. If the
citizens OF Abbeville have reason 10 com,
plain, rhe citizens Of Anderson h 20 still
| more, for our mail arrives an hour ln;er II
the evening and leaves an hour earlier II
the morning. 1t is shame that whoi
section of four or five counties of the Stat
should be so Inconvenience merely for th
sake of accommodating another sectiopa
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-03-02

BLAcKING.- Best thing III Backing is at
Whites Drug Store. Ten cent boxes SELL
ing for five cents. Equal to any OH the
market.
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We should not suffer from Cough, when
few doses of Ayers Cherr, Pectoral will
cure. Time, money. comfort, health, all
are saved by it.
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Frank Siddal's Soap is the best Laundry
Soap in use. Try it. For sale only by Will
hitc & Wilhite.
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Garden Seeds at white & whites.

Buists Irish Potatoes (Seedlings), selected
for garden planting, at Wilhite's Drug
Store
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A Lecture ON Eincntio,,

Dr. mayo, Ill company with our eccom.
pushed Superintendent of Education. Col.
Hugh S. Thompson, visited Anderson ~,
last Friday, and in the evening, after being
introduced by H. G. Scudda. ESQ.,, deliy.
cred most accomplished lecture in the
Court House to considerable number of
the ladies and citizens of the CITY. in favor
OF education. The lecturer propounded the
The questions, docs education nav ?" and
How does it pay?" with which enou;ries
as text he proceeded to treat the subject.
which is generally considered q hackneycd
one, i'll plain and simple manner. which
was Within the easy grasp of the mind of
all ordinary child, and yet it was beautiful
thoughtful and convincing. His illustra-
tions were clear, and always came to assist
the illucidation Of every important thought.
at times the lecture was eloquent, and it
was interesting and instructive from begin
nlng to end, showing in great many ways
how popular education cleyatcs the charac.
ter and the prosperity Of a people. He also
gave interesting comparisons between the
efforts different States are maxim. for zen
Sioi SuuSotlOu ullu the success Which IuS
attended these efforts. DR.. Mayo spoke at
some length upon the importance of hay
ing good teachers, taking the position that
the school should be run for stated time
by weil-trained teacher. and that suffi-
cent salary should be paid to secure the ser
vices of such teacher as would render the
work of education efficient.
The lecturer spoke for near two hours,
and retained the close attention of his hear
ers throughout. We regret that larger
number of our people could not have lis
tened to the lecture, but owing to the sick
ness of Mr.. Todd, the School Commission
er, and the absence from home of Mr.. f. B.
Murray. to whom letters announcing the
day of DR.. Mayo's address were sent, there
was no notice Of the lecture or arrange
ments for it until after the arrival of DR..
Mayo. Had there been better notice, the
distinguished speaker would undoubtedly
have been greeted by a crowded house.
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paas' Dyes for Faster Ep ys, Mt Wilhite &
whites.
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Use Laxative Fruit Lozengc7, at Wilhite $
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The Palmetto Rides.

) Ives especial pleasure to announce the
dnization Of this Company, and to
! that we are now to have permanent
sfirst.cass military company in our
81 At tie recent session Of the Legisla-
q liberal appropriation was made for
.,aintenancc Of the militia Of the State,
5ich appropriation Anderson county
.Sbout 800, and as the Palmetto Rifles
only organized company in the coun-
whole amount, We understand, will
en- to it, in addition 10 Us many stacks
Is as may be needed to properly equip
jmpany. With this amount from the
74uriI what tka menbe are willing to
d themselves, the Company can be
omely uniformed and well equipped
sery way, and we may soon hope to
5f as fine military organization as
By in the State.
81 reorganization of the Company was
Sd at n meeting in the Court House on
thursday night, at which Gen. w. ".
Shreys presided, and which he opened
pointed and elegant speech.
.1inyitation was extended to those pres
u become members of the Company,
aorty-two names were enrolled, to
several others have since been add
he following officers were then cleo
sain-John E. Allen.
observation-disclosures +. Hill.
Lieutenant s. DI. Orr.
gieltcnont j. ID. Maxwell.
riy .Se,geant-J. l.. MCGEE.
non-commissioned officers have not
en appointed, but will be III the course
T days. AT a meeting of the COM
IN Monday night large number of
NAry members were elected.
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NoTiCE FINAL SETTLEMENT.
IN Notice is'iiereby given that the un.
tire Will annexed of John B. Adger, 1r.
deceased. will apply to the Judge OF Pro.
bate for Anderson County, on the 9th day
of March next, for n Final Discharge from
his office as Administrators of said Estate.
JOHN b. ADGER, Admir-.
Feb 8. 1882 80 So
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-02-07
How a 0oniurer Amused Himself.

Verbeck, the conjurer, once took it
into his head to patronize a hairdesser
in rather questionable part of Paris.
The establishment wore not very pros
porous aspect, the staff being far more
numerous than the customers. At the
conclusion Of his first visit, Verbeck,
after paying for being shaved, with some
ostentation dropped two-frank piece
into the receptacle for the pourboireS
A loud and general THANK you, mon
sieur," naturally greeted this proceed
ing, the attendants vying with one an
other as to who should be most polite TO
the generous client. On the succeeding
day Verbeck made his appearance in the
shop at about the same hour, and was
received with marked respect. One az
sistant got new cake of soap ready,
another produced napkin of ivory
wilderness, while third carefully strop-
ped the best razor in the place. The pro-.
prietor himself offered his new customer
a paper, and the lady of the house in
. quired if monsieur would like foot
warmer. Verbeck, however, paid for
being shaved, and dropped couple Of
francs into the money box as before. On
the third day there was even greater de-
ference on the part Of master, mistress
and men. Two pots OF flowers had been
brought down from the lady's room TO
deck the toilet-table in front Of which
the open-handed customer was in the
habit Of seating himself On the fourth
day the hairdresser's youthful daughter
paid him pretty little compliment, at
the end Of the operation the two francs
falling into the box as usual. On Satur-
day, the day on which the money-box
had tobe opened, the excitement became
excessive. Theproprietor in an unguard-
ed moment decided to close the shop an
hour before the usual time, and all made
up their minds that the wealthy custom
er's silver should forthwith be spent in
a neighboring wine shop. On opening
the box, however, to the disgust OF the
eXpectant circle, not a single piece Of
silver was TO be found. AS natural
result everybody began TO suspect every
body else, the mistrust Of the assistants
gradually centering on the unfortunate
proprietor. The mistrust deepened into
hints, and the hints into open charges Of
malversation Of the moneys placed in
the supposed culprits keeping; and the
position OF the latter had become far
from enviable when luckily Vcrbeck
thought it time TO reveal his identity.
Having explained that he had always
substituted sou for two-franc piece
by sleight Of hand, when seeming TO
dropthe silver into the box, and having
compensated the garconS by the present
of a louis, mutual apologies were ex-
changed between employer and employ
ed and the postponed visit was made to
the wine-shop.
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Two boys mat We're hungry.

One Of the most cunning and polite
little fellows in the State of New Jersey
spent the day at "a kind neighbor' house
recently, while his mamma was away
on visit. His lunch hour at home
was II, and at the usual time he began
TO feel hungry. But the family did not
lunch till noon, and, as there were no
signs of preparation, Harry 1--WE will
call him) was filled with the gravest ap-
prehensions, Good manners forbade
that he should ask for anything, and yet
he couldn't wait another minute, How
considerably he did it will appear.
Mrs. Thompson" said he, very earn
estly, but very tenderly, If you please
will you be SO very kind--as to give
me something to eatP l mean ii 1t isn't
too much trouble"
"Why, certainly, my dear" she re-
piled. what would you like TO havep"
"Oh, anything will do ma any
thing" he responded, with nervous
eagerness, "if 1t isn't too expensive"
1t is needless TO say that he got 1t i'm
mediately.
very different kind Of boy was
Johnny D., who was visiting a neigh
Dor, but not in New Jersey. He was
offered piece of bread and butter,
which he accepted, but not with any
great degree of enthusiasm.
What do you say, Johnny" said the
lady, expecting him to say "thank you"
II say it amt cake" was the re-
snnnse.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-02-07

ubercular Disc ase OF Lungs and
Bron Chltis.
Tubercular consumption OF the lungs Is that
form OF the disease most common, most fatal, and
until recently considered incurahle. Tubercle,
from which the name Is derived, isa morbid pro
duct, deposited from diseased blood In various
parts of the body; and in proportion as that fluid
Is impure, and length Of time II remains 20, VIII
tubercular diathesis continue.
FALL RIVER, MASS March 4th, 1879.
James Fellows, Esq
Dear Sir: About three years ago was attacked
with ,ronchitis and tubercu ar disease Of the leit
lung, and suffered for two years SO severely that
was unable 10 attend to business. About year ago
was advised 10 Try Fellows Syrup 81 Iypophos
phiies, and before ha1 finished one bottle my ap-
petite and strength were greatly Improved, my
cough became leFs troublesome, my sleep was
sound and refreshing, which had not been the case
for over year. | had suffered from nervousness
and difficult breathing all the time was sick; but
your syrap has cured IL all advise all persons
afflicted ~ was 10 use Fellows Syrup OF Hypo.
phosphtes.
(sIgned) JAMES II. STEWART.
An endless chain Of good effects IL formed by
Fellows Compound Syrup Of Hypophosphites, and
We are safe In saying, from long experience In
medicine. its virtues are not possessed by any 9th
or combination.
For Sale BY ell Druggsts