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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1888-08-02
Weekly News q and Courier


easy. To those who have never seen the
work done BY this machine, it ia almost
impossible to odescribs the thoroughness
of it or the beautiful condition in which
sit leaves the land. Suffice it to say that
it cuts from middle to middle, ruus ten
sfurrows varying in depth from seven
inches at the inner diHc next the corn to
four inches at, the outer disc next the
middle, pulverizes the soil perfectly, and
puts 9 limited bed to the plant, which,
by the previous working by the sweeps,
had been left on level.
The third working-Laid by each
alternate row, with two Planet, Jr., cul.
tivators, dropping peas by hand in ad-
vance, ope:half, June 6 and z, two
passages to the row, forty.one acres.
Laid BY remaining rows Of first planted
and each alternate row of late, June. IL
and IL, ffty.four acres. Laid BY re.
manning rows OF iate pianteo,. one' naiI'
June II, thirteen acres.
Explanatory Of this work, it may be
best to state that the Planet, Jr. is light
iron culti7ator, triangular in shape, and
consists of three iron beams, the two
outer ones being attached to the centre
one by hinge at the front, the widening
or narrowing of the machine being effect.
ed by increasing or decreasing the base
of the triangle. In front is small iron
wheel which bears the weight, and by
means Of which the depth Of the cutis
regulated. To each beam and at the
base Of the triangle an iron foot is at
tached, to which can be affixed a bull.
tongue, opener, half.shovel, or sweep, all,
o,f course, being Of small size. To effect
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s.Es bomirEcsd !or Governor. By ous
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the water aud proved - he n sJeamofs
log With walnut bark talked Ill over 1,
in the most artistic msnner The gree
countrymaD has uo4 been seen since.
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The State Of Utah.

A bill was introduced by Senator But
Ter, March 10th for the admission Of
Utah ~ n Statc. II provides that the
qualifications necessary to take part in
the election Of delegates TO tho Consti-
tu.ional Convention directed 10 he held
by tho bill shall lie the same M now re.
quirei in the elections Of members Of
the Territorial Legislative Assembly.
Tho Utah Com mission Is granted power
10 apportion the State into one hundred
election districts. and on the day OF the
regular annual election In August, 1883,
delegates shall be chosen 10 n Consti-
tuiiOnai Convention 10 meet at Salt
Lake CITY on tho "a Tuesday OF Deem
Der, 1888. II. after its Organization,
tho delegates shall adopt tbs CoDstitu.
ton Of the Unit0i States, they shall
have the right 10 frame n State Consti.
tuition, which shall contain. among other
things. au i~n,yocalle ordinance pro.
viding that perfect liberation Of rclig-
ious sentiments shall DO secured, and
that no inbnbitant OF the State shall
ever DO molested In person or property
on account OF bis mole Of religious wor.
ship. II the constitution formed b.
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SCIIo Park.

Senator ys,I Las prs&I,rd . ill 70
sItLi the Boundaries q! I.!lOzstE=
Park SIKH il in every zsy admirable.
II tie Af.i Il.ce i; taxes the rz:f oct
IL the land Il t.o Territories il -Li=h
II noz lies, excluding that part Low
eon:sia.d IL Montana. s. lcng as the
park lies partially in tso Territories
confusion IN the administration Of The
Lass ia apt 10 .up=rTsnt. Again nsAis
70 the park : NEEDED irc,s2Es Of s:es.
10th for III. pTs..fTL.!on o! tImber and
Of game. without sach Al ircr.sss il i.
admitted that Ia. protection Of the taf-
!sl0 ADD Hhsr animals within the us.:ou-
al domain. ril! BE- Z PREDICTION il maze
msrsiy.-I Virginia E=p,r:.
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FREE OF DUTY.

Further evidence Of the fac. that The
tariff is 4 local issue is found 10 the fac;
that the butter makers Of Niss9ari have
sent a petition TO Congress praying for a
repea! Of the duty on foreign salt. The
petition states tha, at is unjas. To com
pei The masses 10 pay a dnty on salt Tor
the benefit Of q few manufactures"
Tie iron workers Of Pennsylvania.
without regard to party, you'd like To
have free sugar. the sugar planters Of
the South pray for the repeal ~ the
d1ty on iron. while the sheep men of
Ohio contend for free iron AMI sugar t1,
'zUol mus: he protested" 10 j, zi!.
be found With every industry prosecuted
by the enterprising PEOPLE Of the United
Statea; those engaged 10 any particular
branch Of business are anxious for their
especial interests to bs prot. c.ed by a
high tariff, while products which they
bnt do not produce should
not lie protected for tue benefit OF u r. =
manufacturers" Man is a selfish mur.
tai @ho.'hs a general thing. hrs mare
interes; ia his Owl pecuuinry advance.
ment than In that OF his neighbors.
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HLTtH.

AIikorgh dsy.tsi 70 i!lsh. re are
bop.fsi that iLis srtizl= shsli nat II ss-
pe=sllJ ,!aIby in the Esx,Iarsr s<rss.
We nee tbs healing ~ 4 means ~ AZ
.sd SIMPLY. We rat, ~ draw tie dab
Iins b+tsseb SsySda &n1 81 II lie l.ss
favored usighbsrs, both East and Wet.
There Is nss.r any .l1Sh in SsTsds foz
lsors than 9 dsJ 0 q al 4 tins. Tie
HenIilr ssndy nstsfs Of Oor soil.
eDuIlsd pith oar sIee'lsa, drainage.
Isnd.rS our streets and road. sl1sys
plss4tl. for bath taAn and bsSt. In
tgo dsJs after : sioTm has p.,ssj, or
the snoE has Dtlts1, q lIiy may freely
cross aud reeross the streets O! any u
q EeTlda tosEs without tie Tligttsst
IpiarJ " Immaculate skirts. PedsEtTi-
sns everywhere ia E-Ysd., like the L.
I~4tliieI crossing the Esd Sea Of Biblical
r.eord. 80 dry shod. The same cannot
b- aid u any other part Of the United
States. The aud Ia the EAst i. simply
EiominIb!e, and the worst Of !, is. it
usT., seems 10 dry up" II il o! that
nasty. sticky consistency that rendsrs
locDmotion impossible mud life = burden.
There " no '.shakiDg it," When y0u
take q fence picket aud serape il from
one TOO: Jou suck up forty pound' =ith
the other at the first step. We all re-
member the adhesive red clay Of the old
htatea. i. gets Yors. a. the soil gets
poorer. The valley toms Of Cal!toruia
ere no better. They are seas ii slush
and 'ldmgullion during all the rainy
season. which comprises from four 10
hTe months Of each year. To cross q
htreet 10 Los Angeles, or Stockton. or
Baeramsnt1 at this time Of year. ons
should be provided with IA life preserver.
And this same mud, when IL does finally
dry makes the most annoying anil PEN
eIAtiug dnst ia oil the world. The peo-
yie Of Nevada really do not appreciate
how much better or they nrn than the
rest Of manbind. We are ffeer Of Nh
Doysnees aud pests of every description
than any other portion Of the universe.
Especially have we the call by an iucon-
eeiTsbly large majority In the matter Of
slush.-tEurska Sentinel.
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THE sTRiKE EXTENDING.

An Albuquerque. New Mexico, dis.
patch Of the 10th instant say:
All engineers and Gremen on the San.
tn Re system. Including the Ailaptio a.
Psci6o BY. went ont At 1 o'clock yes.
t+rday afternoon. Not a wheel is turn
Ing on either road. 4 KANSAS City dis.
patch Of the same date snys: The en-.
gine.ra and fIsmen on the vast system
81 the htohison. Topeka & santa Fe
rent out on q strike nj 4 o'clock Tes-
triay Afternoon. The strike created
intense excitement aud surprise Tor the
reason that tho road has not been hand
ling Darlington freight.
Prom tbs above IL will appear that
the great slriks naugurnted by the Chi.
eaBo, Burlington Il Quincy engineers
and hremsn Is extending to other grel.
railroad systems and what the final re-.
suIt will be can only be conj"ctured. II
II should result In convincing railway
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The Strike.

Las Angeles diEP,;eh 0. IL. Eth
iEsiaD! says:
II! /. qai.t il the AtcLjEoa yards TO-
day. and the road is epIfl-tsiy tied Up.
Txo Of the Philips .Ie8:sion trsin.
are birckEiei, III. a: Noj.Ts AID tie
rtker a: passh-Da. An sEr5r-iDu traia
rnade up for the Ia: ls.t night sIiii r.
rE4ius here. Leal agents u! TIE SAIi.
Pc Railroad received s t.i.yrsa IsE.
night from General SspsrL:.LieLt NJ
chi. saying ,h.;hs hs. b.r ruiiEsI
by vies-r;s.ideut EEnith ;hs; CHI
Arthur has oTisr.i the Cnsirlsao ii
:Es !tehiHDn. Top.ks + Santa Z.
grievance committee n rsT1E.;h. m5.i
fDr The s,iE. ari instruct tie ra.a Z.
rgtarB " rofk.
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Tribute 60 Mcclellan and Han.
cock.

A Washington dispatch Of the 18th i'm
slant shyS:
Senator Blackburn's desk WA gor.
g~eously conspicuous this morning With
n floral tribute Ia the form and with
the colors Of the United States lng. sent
by the Hancock Veterans Association
Of Philadelphia in recognition 81 his so
ably defending the memory Of orr dead
heroes. G-ncrnls Mcclellan and Han
cock, from the recent malicious bIandtrs
Of Senator ingalls,.
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Speedily Cured.

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Hum oldt DIyisIon.

The report Ia current. says tho Silver
State, that the Humboldt Divion Of the
Central Pacific, which was consolidated
with the Trnckec Division about two
years ngo. will again DO established. II
Is n difficult matter TO run all trains be-
tween Truck"c aud Catlin from one Of.
flee, though IL bhs been lone successful
ly by Mr.. Whi,eJ, but there have been
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The Best Remedy

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MURPHY g. HILL, HALLECK, NEW.
$1,000 REWARD.

~. rI "a tie Ltor= reward to. tk= sre.: s3 no.Uction Of sny party y
r-.3.. .o--= s-u,y C hing CT s.-Nrk 1uy stock b-l9=gas 20 OIL rsneh.'. AID
y! r-1y (. parties CITING kay c. = LIi VII be prosecuted 70 Il. full er.
:sci :! -. lag.
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Aver S Hair Vigor
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers.

IF YOU ARE SUFFERING from debility
and loss of appetite; if your stomach is
out of order, or your mind confused;
take Ayers Sarsaparlla. This medicine
will restore physical force and elasticity
to the system, more surely and speedily
than any tonic yet discovered.
For six months 7 suffered from liver
and stomach troubles. My food did not
nourish me, and L became weak and
very much emaciated. / took six bottles
of Ayers Sarsaparilla, and was cured.
j. Nj. Palmer, Springfield, Mass. n
Ayers Sars aparilIa,
Prepared by DIR. j. c. Aver s. Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by Druggists. Price 81; six bottles, $6
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This il the generic des' s'gnation of the white
race bestowed by our copper-eo ored brother,
the "nobl savage" The Caucasian, though.
many snad lighter, is not necessarily palIid.
But when his cuticle has the parchment
coo-e tint, and his cheeks the no lowness
indicative of a want OF diiy stamina, he well
deserves the appellation of ''pale face" These
acial indications shouli suggest a course OF
los EFT RS Stoma b Bitters. al ackn 'wledget
rehlbilitator Of failing stren tn and rem wer of
b ,dily subst ,nce 1t is derived exclusively from
.otanic purces-it is pure and efficient Its in.
yigorating action is prompt. thorough and speed
lily fs,t Can the like be said of mort tonics
Scarcely. Appetite, AS well an ability to
satisfy il wi hout su bsequeDt d scomfort. is re.
newed by it, and it effectually tones the liver
md bowe s. 1t fortiies the system against ma
ala and rheumatism, and remedies nervousness
and kidney mplain.s.
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Surveys Of Thirteen Townships In This
Sfa e Reelected.

WASHINGTON, May 3.-Land Commits
missioner Sto,kslage. has rejected the
surveys of thirteen townships in the State
of Nevada, made by e. G. Mcclellan and
E. p. Bridges, United States Deputy
Surveyors. under contracts dated Novem-
ber Id, 1884, and has dismissed them
from employment. This action was based
upon reports made to the office which
tend to show that the surveys were fraud
ulent 10 character. The lands are town.
ships l6, IL, Is, 10 and 90 North. R,nge
50 East; Township 81. North, Range go.
East; Township &C. North, Range 48,
East; Townships 36 and 81. North. Range
45, Esst; Townships 81 and 80, North
Range 46, East, and Townships 81 and
3S, North, Range AZ, East.
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TRO.RLE AT ViCKsBURG.
A Waite Man Arrested For Crime Fsp
which n Negro Was Hanged.

JACKSON, Miss, May "a dispaash
from vicksburg indicates serious state
of affairs there aud Governor Lowery has
placed the militia at the command of
Captain Varrell, the Sheriff.
A young man named Lanier was placed
in Jail at Vicksburg last night charged
with being accessory to rape committed
Sunday night. for which a negro was
hanged. He is also in danger Of tho
same fate.
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Verre Givre, or hoar frost glass, is IN
article now made in Paris, so called from
the pattern upon it. which resembles the
feathsry forms traced by frost on the in.
side OF the windows in cold weather.
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How the Australians Accomplish u.
MELBOURNE May 3.-The legislative
Council of Victoria has ordered that ves-
sells bringing Chinese emigrants to the
colony be quarantined during the pleasure
of the authorities. The steamer Afghan.
with 26S Chinese aboard. the landing Of
whom the authorities here refused to
permit. has sailed for Sydney. where
another attempt will be made to land the
passengers. 1t is not probable. however.
that the attempt will be successful. At
meeting bsld in the town hall hare yes
terday, over which the Mayor presided,
it was unanimously resolved to dsmsud
that the Government impose q poll tax
of fl00 upon every Chinese immigrant,
with an annual resident tax oi f2O.