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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1886-02-11
BR1EFsMENTIoN.

Il. s =
,ss 80 Make your Return to the County Au-
ditor before the 10th inst.
We had another slice of cold wave
last Thursday and Friday.
Who was the first settler in the town OF
Anderson Who can tell us?
Attention is directed, to the advertise
ment of the Chicora Savings Bank at
Pelzer
Nearly all Of the hot house flowers in
the city were killed by the recent cold
spells.
small key, which was picked up on
& the streets the other day, has been left at
this Office.
Col. .. w. Norris attended the annual
meeting of the State Grange at Charleston
last week.
Rev w Wolling's sermon next Sun
day morning win be directed especially to
business mens
Next Sunday is st. Valentines Day.
The boys will have to mail their valen.
5 tines on Saturday.
5 The farmers are busy sowing oats. If
the seasons are; favorable a big crop Of
oats viii emaie.
Inquire of Joe McGee about robbery
ffom the shanty cars on Thursday at the
Blue Ridge depot.
The Ng. G. Z. o. prayer meeting next
Sunday afternoon will be conducted by
81 Ralph ". Brown.
The; ;giided cali, having wealth without
soul finds more worshippers today than
the days of Moses.
John Breazeale, Esq, is in Charles
y ton this week attending the animal ses.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1886-02-11

Andions or dogirons if you please al
GO cts. pair, worth $l.O0.
T. r. RESSON
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1886-02-11

Come and see my hats. can please you
in style and will do SO in price.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1886-02-11

TO RENT-A neat, new four-room cot
tage, on Hampton street, near the Uni
versity building. Possession given inn
mediately. Terms very reasonable. APP
ply to G. q. LASdsroN.
Special bargains in Flournext ten days
s,trc. i. B. BENSON.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1886-02-11

In order to change their business into
groceries strictly, Brown Bros. are offer
ing their entire stock of dry goods, no.
tons, clothing and hats at-cost. We ad'
wise our readers to give this firm an early
call if they want to secure bargains in
these goods. Their stock of groceries is
complete, and they will sell them as
cheap as any body. Look out for their
new advertisement next week.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1886-02-11

Hill, Adams e. Co. arc selling their Cas-
simeres, Jeans, Flannels, Blankets, and
in fact, all Winter goods at prices that
will astonish you. Go and see for your
selves,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-03
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Our One senator a Target.

The honest people Of Florida are
indebted 10 our lone Senator Call
for his able and homes. exposure Of
the wrongs against the state and
people, and the effective yindicalion
Of their rights, The batch of old
railroad ,hams, that are now a part
Of the "Fioridl Railway IL Nayiga
ton Company are Ike the fellow
tina, borrowed a horse and snapped
him off for one Of his own. They got
100000 acres Of land, s2,O00.OOO
Of money and bonds, made $4,000.
900 OF debt, made straw plaintiff,
sued themselves, sold out TO them.
selves, cheated the state and now
want over jo0,000 acres of land in
order TO complete the .windle.
Senator Call objects to further
sp1iIialion ana the whole pack Of
dead beat. Dead beat w. the name
given TO Beau Hickman. cry, ole
is killing our railroads. Mr.. Du.
val can't build a road to Tampa be.
cause Mr. Call won't lie, him grab
100000 acres of public land to do it
with. All We blame Mr.. Call for,
As well a. our congressman, is that
they did not unear,h and expose
these outrageous wrongs on the PEG.
pie long ago.
We hope the people will not fail
to note with memory that will be
sure to recognize at the polls all the
public men and journals that, eth
or by silence. consent or support,
contributed to the system of public
plundcring that has been 50 long
tolerated by confding, patient and
much abused public.-Pensacolian.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-03
The Ship Railway.

K senate commerce committee
-, 4 predicted, reported favor
ably and warmly on the lads ship
railway bill. Tie report declares
The project practical and profitable,
"a the mel revenue, viii be sufficient
% pay The in,ere>. IN the co.., Of
construction. The guarantee OF the
| nited State. of S-,500,0OO will
therefore be merely rro forma, and
wllt 10, call for the payment of one
cent Of money. The guarantee will
simply serve 10 encourage capitalists
70 embark in wba, Is certain enter
prise beyond the possibility OF fail
are, ba, II will cost the government
nothing.
The committee recognizes the al.
yautaces TO follow from this enter
prise, the tendency viii be 10 enlarge
our commerce, stimulate our ship
ping and ship building interests,
ani increase American influence and
prestige onthi> continent. The mat.
ter has been gone over 81 often by the
Times. Democrat that it is scarcely
necessary to reitsraie the facts TO.
day. particularly a. there is prsc,lc.
ally no dispute a, TO the advantages
Of 4 route across the i,,hmus. The
opponents of the railway have never
disputed these facts. Their oppo-
,ilipn has been directed agains, the
PractIcabili,y OF the railway and the
cost Of Its construction TO the gov.
crnmen,-roiut- which the senate
committee has investigated, and de.
c'dcd against the opponents Of the
railway.
In view Of tie halt called on the
Panama canal by the unfavorable
report OF NJ. Rousseau, tie time i,
ap; for the American congress 10
consider project whereby the route
across the is,hmu. will remain in the
hands and under the control Of thi.
country, and all in the dcvelops
meiit OF IT. commerce.-N. .. Times
Democrat.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-03

Ccr,.dvria. Tie ofi.ill, c5s. q h
road Ills seems Ike ! iriiiu, a14.r
a Frslr.., eEFeH,-
Fra railroad men - ar H.
;o.ues. tbs; ,his uniform gauge
vi, facilitate ,ra:fc, both in f.4s.eu-
gers aud frei.h,-, 10 such III eaten,
TIA, the zeal CO..: Of opcr4,.n. "a,
roal, AL. be very considerably re-
iac,J. IT,, !, apparent to the
mo-. ordinary observer. No, ion.
since sleeping ear ri. Tampa Tor
Boston. Tie car from Tampa -
Gaiue,yi... va, carried on trlck.
having bs, three feet gauge. \.
the latter pace /. sas put on the
"lo.>; and 1 pair u i've feet rack,
placed under il. Y, Weldon i
change 20 four feet eight inch
gauge Va substituted. In til,
mann,r the .,eeper finally reached
it. .;inatipn; but, of cour,c. 4,
.ryl'er co,I aui INCONVENIENCE than
If It hal rim through on 4 uniform
caus~.
The chang IL, male vii anoan,
practically to uniform standard
for all tie prominent road. IN The
south The f.s roads tia, It'll al
here b. The narrow or broad gauge
system Will soon be compelled to
al"r, the general rule and thus
make uniform aud conyenicu. the
bushes, Of transportation through,
out the south. This change 81
gauge ough, At the same time to re.
,n.t in the reduction Of freight
charge, in tie Gulf states.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-03

Loye : az the bottom q b2,F the H.
macy ia tie w5rlI FrsncLm-n, tlr IL
stance. rarely - crazy unless ,1r love.
Il they q. they are usually ull and
peaceful il their department.. 10. Il love
i. a, tLs bot,om they are ralid : few
days since a French waiter. alias b.
ggs Count, escaped from the iuEAric asy-
I4m q wari's Island, who i every way
harmless except when he faEc.@s him
III in love, then lie becomes unuan-
ageable. Our owl "favgr.te 81, ngw
in Detroit. i s1fFerlG. from the same
cause. ami while sensible enough OF all
ordinary matter. las gone plum mai
ab9u, hi, gir,. II S~ua,or JCns, hal no,
ben barn in Ireland We should Ielieve
him - IL a Frenchman. What folly
and foo,.shress there Is in loye when i,
dos not run smooth
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-03

The construction Of the Panams cana!
is stup"uiou- undertaking, and but
Few people outside ot France believe i,
viii ever h. completed. Some Of tie
ab.e,t engineers IN this country have
committed ,hem,elye, against the posi-.
b,uty - such scheme succeeding. But,
ior a., this dolb; AMI uncertainty, the
French government still has faith in III
Il-,s'P, skill anl Judgment. AMI la. su-
thor.l-i the loan that he has been anx.
lou. 10 ,-cure The Panama canal"
1ly- Par, ci.l- - N5ally last, twas
iiscu.-..l at length toby. 10 a cabinet
council. wa..h taally l.ciiai to author.
ile the Panama company To- ISSUE loan
OF g." o. 81 franc, IN shares, provided
the company j. able TO prove thl, thu
sum i sui!i,,en, 30 complete the canal.
The company, on the other hanl. has de-
ciel g. postpone the execution ot all
work n, absolutely indispensable to the
opening 20! the canal Ia traffic. and there.
by fulfil ia" conditions required By the
government AMI obtain the authorize.
ZION - borrow the Cp0.0I0. nJ francs,
without which it woulI b. compelled e.
stop all further work.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-03
Change of Gauge on Railroads.

lu'rs. the reader. ot TuE News
have followed the movement Of the
chang" ~ the gauge Of the
railroads IN the southern states,
which took place IN the 10Th and
aolh nit, they can not conceive
Of the extent and benefit Of
the operation. Since the var
railroads Of all Widths have been
built IN the south, hnt during the
past tea yror-, owing 10 the inron.
vcnjrncr Of snch irregular gauges,
the work nf securing a uniform
width Ia. been steadily progressing
IN order that traffic Of all kinds
might be- improved and .,mpIIfcd.
\ convention vas held in February
llst at which il Va, resolved TO
change the gauges Of all southern
road, A. far as practicable. \. one
time the broad gauge va. almost
general in the south. The moment,
they formed running connections
with the northern and western
roads, which were almost all of the
standard gau.r, the inconvenience
Of the system Wa discovered, and a
change was instituted The last
move VAS 70 bring all the roads to
one uniform gauge, 80 that car,
leaving Tampa. for instance, could
run through :, Nrv York without
interruptions. The simple changing
of trucks proved insufficient for
the demand, of traffic,
Considering the great extent Of
the changes necessary, it is aston.
i,hing to see how quickly the move.
mcnt for the uniform gauge has
been carried out. Two days only
were required to effect the object,
and so thoroughly has the work
been done that traffic has hardly
been interrupted. With few
hours delay, the mails even have
been delivered with the same gen.
eral promptness. \ greater inter
ruption occurred during high water
in the south than during the time
required to effect the change Of
gauges. Probably Go,ouo laborers
were engaged IN the work on Sat
urday and sunday last It is calcu
lated that !, zoe laborcrs can change
the gauge of one hundred miles oil
track in a day, at cost Of 81 500
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-03

The New Orleans Times Democrat
says that the iron pipe work, to be er" /.
I'd at Chattanooga, Tenn, will he one Of
the largest manufacturing estab!i-h.
ments Of the kind in the world. 1t is To-
be built by the proprictors Of the Louis
VILE 81. Louis. Cincinnati and Newport
Iron Pipe Works. and is to manufacture
not only for this country, but for JaIan
and China and other foreign countries
Cheaper freight rates, cheap iron and
other advantages moved to the venture.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-03

The pcn.acolian is one Of the
Journals We admire in Florida for
its outspoken support of Senator
Call in his efforts to defeat the
scheme Of the Florida Railroad and
Navigation company for grasping
more laul in the state To- which il
has no legal right or just claim. In
another column will be found n
brief article copied from that jour
nal, that has the true ring about it,
an1 which "boils down" into a few
words the history of the robberies
Of that company in this state.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-03

Chamhrlin has made his great speech
III the House Of Commons against the
home rule measure. The objection he
raises to the bill is that the Irish people
will BOT accept it as a ind settlement,
whereas he would do nothing in that d.
rection unless the arrangement was un.
derstood to be final and the supremacy
of the British parliament asserted and
permanently recognized He felt sure
the Irish people would only accept it
temporarily and take the first opportu.
nifty to repudiate it. We do not regard
Mr. Chamberlin's speech as CARRYING
with IT any decided force, simply be-
cause he does not meet the issue on its
tHetits II IS true something must Ic
af,Tf and IN any arrangement faith
ssFsss be- placed in the Irish people for
tn9alty. To argue from fear that they
cannot be depended upon is not logical.
Gladstone is right and his Nan for adj.
Jnstment will win in the end.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-03

The democratic administration is do
ing we'll towards tho reduction II the
national debt. The decrease for the
month OF May was =, $50 .s63. THIS j..
"A pretty fair slice to cut oil from our ma.
tional obligations. Besides this, the
monthly statement shows that the cash
in the treasury is $500, ioG 3Ol..S There
is nothing in this statement that inli.
Gates weakness.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-03

President Grevy, Of France. now
nearly eighty years of age. lost his iir,t
tooth the other day. The Paris journals
mention the fact as an event. and the
Noltaire regards it as an affair Of grave
political Significance Good teeth,
says the Voltairs, ARE essential g. good
digestion. and had digestion has played
great role in the history of kings AMI
rulers. II, is lucky for Us, it continues,
that President Grcyy has such sound
teeth. To that fact must be attributed
his unchanging calm, his ataraxy, the
perfect equilibrium Of his physical and
intellectual functions, which have made
him the most prudent Of Statesmen and
the most constitutional Of Presidents.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-03

We 'eel 'a''ed On 70 keep '''e
'eA'''s - IA ~" P'''eh III 'i'c
Ea''oh' changes ana 'hl''' Of Tue
po''' ~ inc i'3oi'! pi!' 'lhe'
ne ih'i'hi'''h maze pv Us d It"
wee ~ 'ihr" 'ha' tue ieorles 'he
"i steamers "o"'a ultimately aosofo
'"ch "oa'' a. were wanted Tor H.
d. RAN! Teri! between Jackson
'l''' sNd HaH'"f'' Drought Assistant
Manager 'ee'' 'e'ore the r'h"c IN
'eI''t enlph''''''i! denying That
any 'hen An arrangement could be
p'','D'e uhi'I 'Ae management OF
h'iH'"ii ana '"'' b'ya' ba' We see
.! '"' l'''o'''''e Morning News
Of Yesterday 'hh Manager baya oil
we p'b'f! bA!a ''h'' rfac'lea''y
admits 'hA' sueH an arrangement
"A' '''e'l! been entered INTO, anu
'ha', III iN'Hr'' 'hr III lhager. OF The
Ie"i!,' i'he VIII t9htf"i the lie.
bary'baya boats, or so many OF
'hehi IL may he needed III IL ser
vice. MS Is a coho'ihi nation OF our
statement, that the Debafy'b Aya
line. a. an in'lependen. and separate
organization, va. about to be di.
,,,.i,,.l a,j .ncb ho,,. =. ,ho
.1' -,
ieop't' me 'o0ii not ABSORB "o''''
hc sent elsewhere and sold.
The Peoples line is now running
tho steamboat. an the river. anil we
.1,.,, "a, $40. ,,;u Ia al
'' :" 80 '""' '"'' 49, -
Nahoed, ahs 'he expense oil Acepihg
up aseparate force and Office IN Jack
,on,ille will be virtually dispensed
oi,h ". ,,,r affair all ,ha, ,nr
r.. !, - .'.-i.,
''',''f ! ''' ~ NV a. F'''' g
ana ifclGHt agent, has lost his JOB,
and that "alI the boats Of the De
Blry.B,ya line" will not return to
a.. :. J,h,. NAY, w;n,or Tb.
:.
'''"S say
Then followed general CONVEX.
>atlon regarding the steamers and
the line. Yesterday was The day
set Tor The starting III on nc" trat'
he agreement ot tins Inc aud the
Peoples line and Jacksonville, am
pa ~ Key West railway. Cot. Baya
stated tina, 1t would not make much
apparent difference IN a pubic way,
aud that he could only say that
there would be no change OF sche-
duIe As yet OF boats. The change
would only come with change of
the tim. on the railway. There
wonld still be n passenger and a
freight boat daily but rates on
freight, would be restored 10 the
figures before the late cut when the
Belle OF the Coast, etc, were forced
off the river by disastrous cutting Of
rates. By the new traffic agreement,
rates couli Ice maintained and If
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-03

John Kelly, the Tammany chief. i
deal. lie died on Tuesday a, Lis home
IN New York city. There have beer
many famou, politician, connected With
Tammany, bU, none q them had the
ability and power o: Mr.. Nelly. He con-
tro.ir,i the organization in such .kilfal
manner A. 20 keep within his grasp the
political affairs %. tie city Of New
York. AMI To- large extent, the Empire
State. lie could rally To- III. supIor,
fully io.o.'p votes in the city, snd though
tina, formidable array Il numt-r. CON.
handed a great influence 10 the State at
large. Mr.. Kelly wa. born in Ireland.
Cou,ilerin: the element which sur.
rounded hun il j. wonder that he d!l
no, turn out tady AMI plumber the city
u New York, the same as Tweed but
hi, official record shows that he was an
upright man IN has official life, AMI in
IN private esteemed a. one % the To-, %
citizens. He was a suce,sofpl business
man. 1t i. doubtful il Tammany will
ever produce another such able leader
and organizer a. John Kelly.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-03
SPECIAL MASTERS SALE.

Uuder and Ivy virtue nf decree ~ forvtiu>-
ur, made by the Hon. Thomas kJuE CA TIE Bet
day Of Nay. 4. H., I~>ti in "A certain Cau~t IN
Vhanccfy for Putnam county, FLORIDA, where
In Charles Bent Is com plaiuAnt, AMI Saniiet J.
Williams AMI John q. NcGlli are defendants.
and hy which decree am appoint Il q Spr,isl
Master IN Chanccry 10 execute SAID decree |
will offc- for sale AT public auction to thu
highest bidder tor cash. between the usual
hours of sale un Monday the ,ih iay of June.
\. H.. ls>d. the same hplug the safe lay Tor
said MONTH in front IT the front dbur Ut the
court house IN Pa atsa, Florida. the following
described real estate IN Putnam county, Flor.
ria, tu-wIt. BlnR Il portion vt the west bail
Ut the northeast quarter OF section fourteen,
township ten. south ~ range jwcuty-siN east.
according 10 the nittl states surveys AMI
more particularly described a. follows. Com
mcncing NJ astAke which marSs the >nuth-
east corner OF the above described land. and
running thence west fourteen ami y IL.
chains, thence north SIX aud F-iu chains
thence east fourteen and 8-i1l chains. thence
Bnlsputh siN G-l0u chains Ia place of beginning
containing ten aCrt's more or less. Purchasers
to ray Cor deeds. &C. COCHRAN,
my7-lm SPECIAL Master IN thaneerv
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-03

lrelaai'- HOPES were decided TO-DAY.
We shall h. abls % announce the rs-sII.
of the vote on tie Iti,h bill in the linu--
0. Comm0r- Tomorrow. IL looks very
much as IL Gladstone will te defeated
ami lie compelled to refer the question
again 70 the people.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-03

Pensacola ha- t-.n visited again hy
tire. Thirty houses. inferior in structure
and POSITION, were consumed there on
Tuesday. The loss was SGD,0.D. Tie
same complaint as to scarcity Of water
is made in this instance, "a IN other
places where fires have occurred thi.
year. The insurance was small.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-03

Tie Portland, Ne, meeting 10 eNgrv--
sympathy for Gla1,tone'- home RUE
measure. vas very largely attended.
The enthusiasm was great. Hon. james
g. Blaire addressed the m.etin: AMI
spoke at srea, length. urging the SUI ,,s
OF home rule in Ireland.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-03

\ monster timber raj, i. teins con.
.trl,ei at Halifax. y. :. 10 - sent to
New York. |, will b. 40 feet lon: :"
Zee, wide, > feet deep. will contain
2<!iD1p superficial feet AMI weigh appV
tou-. |, i bouni together with chair s
systematically arranged.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-03

The collar and cuff workers. ugnih-r.
ins nearly li.D.. Of Troy. y. y, are
og, on long strike. They are mainly
women. Twelve ,hou.ani ~ the girls
a,,etiel circus in Troy On the 9th
ul'. They mean to have fun while the
..rt.s la.ts
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-03
PsLATKA. FLA, JUNE 3, ls>f.

Henry Ward B-echsr will spend h's
summers vacation in EuroI--. where h.
will travel abou, at hi, leisure. but before
returning home. viii preach AMI lecture
al several prominent points.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-03

The change II suage- on the yarjoU,
railroads in Georgia and Florida, an.
nounced 70 take place lat week AMI the
frs; Of this, vas completed Tuesday
night. one ruai alone in Georgia.
chanc.l 900 mlle-.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-03

ordered % report for further orders.
Sic II no. vet received ! positive
II. grtrr
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-03
TIE DAILY NEWS.
RENJ. HARRISON. Editor.


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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-03

Powder only. II L. the Hest.
lOc. I5s.. soc. - 90.
For SAFE By
r kersbng. Druggist. Lemon ST. Paia'su.
Richardson Co Front -
n Core. Lemon -
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C1y Brothers. krby -
Q j. Crooms. Lemon a.
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j. N D,n9ie. Biase
n S Bacon. Su7 Ruteo
DgsenbUrq q Els, Como.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-03

Dissolution Notice.
The trm Of webb 4 Nichols IL this DAY dis
solved ny mutual consent. W. }. Webb sue
cerIing To- the business.
W. ]. WFBB,
h. c. NICHOLS.
Palatks. June l. IsS. may3ISsd
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-03

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