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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-06-06

we're also seen rolling and tossed about
in the waters, some of them still clinging
to floating articles.
At Bolivar the water spread in FIVE
minutes over the whole county, and men,
women and children went floating away,
shrieking wildly.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-06-06
THE STATEMENT OF FOREMAN ANDREW.

w At' u. oVL1.
Sheriff Anderson County.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

II : stated that Roswell P. Flower
~Iil ~ tie next SESSION OF Congress. IN
tTocuce 8 90, or Constitutional amend
meat providing for TIE elec10n ~ tae
people OF Their osn loeal Federal On
GERS He says
2arE-se 81 effect such change il oaE ass
taat tae leolls 81 sEer rhe ea-lfry s-aI
sf -ct tneir esn Postmaster, Coileetsfs 81 L.
teFlal hsfsEas. g4stsm Hause oIci--s sn1
ether felelai ore-Es. Aecefalls 10 tle
gr1se1t sgslsll els nan. sac Fresl4snt 1ic-
tat1s 60 l47 9eop4s . lsm t3ey saal have q
local Federal eaBacitles Tie people really
aaFe % ssy a. al. Hers l0r i-stllee. ia tee
c.ly u AsN iarz. snrre sac greaE msjQT-s Il
tas people are Democrats. the Pres-1eat.
Ehoss Republican. pats Republican iate
the posgolaes Sirh8uG regard o. tas W shes u
tas majority. 50 under . Democratic Asnliais
rrafion the Prcsdent mase5 . Democratic
Postmaster u ths Republican city of PhLls-
teiDnIa On Ths same pflaelpls. Ia neilhef
ease IS the majority oi the people considered.
The people Whs. according 60 tns Jeners a.sn
doctrine. should dictate 70 the Govern aeat,
are dictated to b. the Government. PoAucs
whereas politics should not te considered aI
an. lae Government should be a business
machine. aad the idea OF Local seltg0vern
meat should be carried cut 70 The fullest ex-
reat II We are 10 preserve the ideas on which
our Government Is founded. II Is nay idea
and IL VAS JenersoA's TOO. that local sell
government IS bulwark II the Constitution.
This looks very fine, but, since It
comes from Democratic sources, it VIII
need "to be we'll shaken before taken"
The election OF Federal officer IN 4
Democratic city, with Democratic re-
turning boards, would be a tine thing
for Democratic candidate in case OF a
close vote. The United States could
not be expected 10 stand idly by and
see local returning boards counting out
one man and another IN, when they
were concerned IN the result. Then
would come clashing OF interests, that
would be hard 10 reconcile. The prop
osition for such a radical departure also
comes with grim humOr from the Dem
ocratlc side of the House, just at the
present time.
The fact of il is, the bill will be in
troduced, if at all, with the expectation
that Republican Congress Will kill It.
That is really what Mr.. Flower wants
Neither ne nor his party wishes any
thing done 70 do awayswith political
patronage, out they Will sing his song
so long as it will answer their political
ends.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28
A MISTAKE.

What is the United States thinking
about to let English capitalists pur-
chase the briggs Shredder rapid-firing
gun, invented by two of our own naval
officers? The gun weighs only 10
pounds, is made of the strongest kind
of steel, and can fire shot three miles.
IL can be fired three times as fast as the
famous English Armstrong gun. The
guns built for experimental purposes
were subjected to the severest tests by
English ordnance experts, who unani-
mously recommended their immediate
purchase. No time was lost in coming
to terms with the inventors. If the gun
is worth $500, 900 to the English, why
not to us? 1t Is true, the United States
Government is not quite so much of a
bulldog as the English, but the best
way of insurng peace even Is to be pre-
pared for war IN case of emergency.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28
Onward and Upward.

Let every newspaper, every man,
every woman and every child, say II
good word for our city whenever
opportunity offers.
Let Us wieid an influence so remark
able for good that no one viii doubt
our faith IN the city OF homes.
Let Us advocate Improvements of a
high and uniform order, and thus at
tract universal and widespread atten-
ton.
Lest Us work up a kindred feeling, and
thus draw mulUtudes OF people 10 our
adopted city, Tor which Nature has
done 50 much.
Let Us build up a reputation, which
power for good VIII be such as 10 cause
many seekers for homes 10 settle
among us.
Let Us level up our streets and side
walks, raise or lower the floors OF our
| stores % correspond.
Let the streets and walks and alleys
| be kept clean and orderly.
Let us insist upon the lowering of
poles, and place them IN the alleys, OF
| the wires OF the same under the side
| walks.
| Let the banks OF the river be straight
| ened out and the bed of the water way
be narrowed to about five hundred
feet. Every citizen must know that
this much-needed improvement will re-
move an eye-sore, and add to the health
and general appearance Of our city.
1t viii also make taxable property, and
help 10 replenisn our treasury.
Let us work for the shlp-canal, not
for eight but fifteen to twenty feet OF
water, which Is now required by large
lake boats. This done, our city will
more than double It's population within
ten years.
Letus make our streets, walks, homes
and blocks strikingly attractive to every
stranger VINO enters our gates. The in,
crease IN values OF property and rent:
| will more than repay us for all trouble
and expenses thus incurred.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28
KEEP 1T UP.

The liberal manner in which our citi-
zens are responding to the calls for
contributions for the benefit of the free
kindergarten, is creditable totheir kind
ness and generosity. We trust that
this will not end with Thanksgiving
day. Christmas and New Years are
coming on, and then the long stretch
of cold, clustering weather that fol-
lows. Shoes, stockings, underwear
and warm clothing can be used at any
time during the winter, for the little
ones who attend the school. Do not
let the lady managers become beggars,
but rather the recipients of the free will
offerings of a warm-hearted public.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

Some days OF i0yance are decreed 70 all
One Of the greatest weaknesses of
those who give advice, Is their unwil.
hngness 70 take It themselves. At this
time the TELEGRAM-HERALD purposes
both giving and taking. II advises
its patrons 10 close their shops, stores,
mills and factories, upon this Thanks
giving day, and to call their hard-work-
ing employees, one and all, from labor
10 refreshment. The TELEGRAM-HER-
AID will take It's own advice and will
give its numerous employees, who have
worked long and steadily, without
murmur or complaint, for the benefit
OF It's many patrons, day of recrea-
ton. This will necessitate the issue of
no paper tomorrow. We trust that,
while It's readers miss the ever-welcome
morning call of the TELEGRAM-H HERALD,
they vii reflect that its employees have
today united with them in returning
thanks 10 the Bountiful Giver of All.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28
THANKSGIVING SERVICES.
Tho Various Church Services Announced
for Today.

There Will be union Thanksgiving
services at the FOuntain-street Baptist
Church this morning, at 1880 O'Clock.
Sermon by the Rev. ". (. Richardson,
of the Church of Christ.
Trinity Church, East Bridge-st., cor
ner of COllege-ave.-Prayer and sermon
at 10 Il. M, 1t. Rev. Bishop Gillespie
officiating.
There Will be appropriate Thanksgiv-
ing service at Grace Episcopal Church,
at 1890 a. III. DR.. I. j. Knapp Will
present a discourse on Trial by Jury
Failure"
The West Side churches will hold
union Thanksgiving services at the
German NJ. +. Church, corner of Serb
ner and SocOnd-sts., at l0:30 a. m. The
sermon Will be delivered by Rev. T. G.
Smith, pastor of Mission Wood Presby-
terian Church.
The usual Thanksgiving services will
be held at st. Marks, and the church
will be handsomely decorated for the
occasion. DR.. FAR will conduct the
services. A preliminary or morning
Thanksgiving service Will be held at
30 IN the morning, and the regular
service Will be held at 1880
Thanksgiving services viii be held in
the Temple Emanuel today at 1890
a. m.
Rev. Dr. Fluhrer VIII hold SPECIAL
Thanksgiving service this morning at
the usual hour at the Unlversalst
Church on PeaTl-st.
There VIII be union Thanksgiving
and praise service at south COngrega
tonal Church at II O'Clock by the
Ames VI. L. and South Congregational
societies, addressed by each Of the
| pastors.
a Thanksgiving service will be held
/ in -. Paul's EpiscOpa Church. Turner
| ST.. between Third and FOurta-s.s. to-
night AZ 80 p. IN. Sermon by
Rev T. J.Knapp, 7. D., rector of Grace
/ Church
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28
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kaOs shy a. L1e weary ca
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Had male l. se<a nol 9orlA LAs nEing
Ana yst. dear hsn1s th2t Gasp 1y 0~G
Fozd eyes JA2s ts4 nEs tander st0rlas,
wo-li forget HES bsEber 4FsuEEts
For shat yea give ~ ne gi0TIss
Nov Ia th1 tsilgbI u tie day
keSr = SON II happy measures
And - / kusel los n the 1lsa
Ans tA-Ek TIE Gver q ~ treasures
Mrs D II Jordan
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28
The OBSERVER


EttLs or EHE CkED4I sfsthA.
Many = Yoang Ran has startea out
u lusluess LIE slIh hopelulaess ana
courage sonle with eapltal, energy ana
oran pcsse ssiDg al tie requisites ~
Ct Tie successful buzness nan. B1t
y lea Ae met tae credit system and AL
lowed ls 70 ins.al0usly fastel hlm With
IA It's grasp, 4 became only : matter
VI Lle nlen lie azs C1a gel
u saceumb. says al experienced
business nan. The natural re-
sG.t VI extending 4 liberal credit
IS an lnYel CLING one : sSlt heavily into
debt. A business man overloaded Blth
debt : in = sad 81 got. lie loses BIS .n-
dependence, nls grit, grip ana nnAliy
hs friends. The constant WOrry acts
lnlurl0usly upon his health, some or
hla besL abilities become latent, and not
unIEeQuently he loses MS respect Tor
promises made. and hls word Is no
longer non0red. Ia many instances he
dTass Ills family down With hlln, RUNS
honorable and once successful and It.
spected business men. The sing ular
part OF THIS whole foolish credit system
IS that Il works sastrOusly TO both cred
it0r and debtor. Young men must
learn how 10 earn money Dy hard work
before they Nil know now 70 use Il lu-
QlcIOuslVp -
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

The post-ofHoe Will be open today for
distribution of mail from 80 10 10
O'Clock in the morning. The mail car
riers viii make the early morning tr .
for the distribution Of mail in the
greater portion Of the city. Then the
post-Ofice viii close for the day, and
the employees viii enjoy a hol olday. The
United States Court and the Govern
ment building VII also close.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

The cable cars made trips with diff
Guilty yesterday, Oh account Of the snow.
The runs we're made quite regularly
however. A iarge snow scraper has
been ordered and Il daily expected
At present the tracks are kept free of
snow bY the small scrapers attached to
the grip cars.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28
Sustain Your Teachers.

Let every law-abiding citizen stand
firmly for good government and strict
discipline in our city schools. Let us
faithfully support every teacher who
has character sufficient to demand
obedience of every pupil present. If
parents would do their honest duty
toward their children at home, punish
ment in school would not be necessary.
Orderly children do not need punish
ment, and bad ones certainly deserve
it, for the good of all concerned. The
parent who goes about the street, howl
ing and complaining of the just pun
ishment their rude boy may have re-
ceived, will be of no help in the sup
port of law and order. If they would
reprove their children, instead of en-
couraging them III their bad conduct,
society would be greatly benefited,
Parents are usually to blame for the
bad conduct of their children. Our
courts and prisons are crowded with
neglected bows
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28
HER LAST THANKSGIVING.

While we are enjoying our day of
Thanksgiving and prayer, IT is well TO
reflect that many have little of this
worlds goods 70 be thankful for, and
yet they may extract some enjoyment
out Of the most sorrowful circum-
stances. An instance of tins is given
by the New York World IN a recent is
sue. Charles Giblin, life convict, who
will be taken 20 Sing Sing Friday morn
ing, has a faithful, loving wife, who
begged pitifully for some one to inter-
cede for her: "Oh, if Charlie" said
she, "could only be spared TO me until
after Thanksgiving. might be allowed
10 see him on that day, and there'll be
never another Thanksgiving for me in
al my life after he goes from me.
Wouldn't you please speak to the sher-
iff7 Mr.. Sexton Is such a kind man,
perhaps he'd listen" The World inter
ceded for her and, moved by It's infu-
ence and MS own pity for the convict
wife and children, the sheriff viii hold
him over until after Thanksgiving.
And that loving wife VIII doubtless be
"a thankful today as thousands who
spend the day amidst sfhuence and
ease.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

The Kalamazoo Gazette gravely tells
its readers that the contest among Re-
publicaDs in Grand Rapids, over the
pOstmastership, has caused much bad
blood. Where IS the GG-ette's authority
for such astatement2 Nothing unusual
has occurred. When several strong
candidates appear for any place, and
each is backed by enthusiastic friends,
the contest naturally is sharp, but is
dropped by loyal Republicans when the
choice IS made. The Republicans of
Grand Rapids have had no dirty linen
70 be washed and have Haunted none
in the eyes of the public. They are
capable of managing their domestic re-
latiOns, but if the Go->tt> is pleased TO
stick It's nose INTO the affairs OF others
and indulge in fights Of Imagination TO
supply rs lack of penetration and OBJ
servation, Grand Rapids Republicans
viii have to stand It. A man may be
kicked by a mule, but that doesn't alter
the relative standingof the two animals.
The scenes made familiar by the
great fires n Chicago and Boston, were
re-enscted at the Lynn cOnhagrstion.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28
BUSINESS CHANCES.

DOR SALE--On long time a. great barEs4n.
new and complete stock Of Drugs Pa
lures and Druggists Sunories. al Ia splendid
shape; can have lease OF store for from enc %
1--WE years; one oi the very best stores and
location In a village of 200; town booming
falling health and must sell. Inquire Of oscar
\. jenkins. Real Estate. Loan and Insurance
Agent. Portland. Mich. E7
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28
FTREMBN REMEMBERED.
sears & Company MAKE q Handsorn :
Gift

Chef lemon. Of the FIRE department.
yesterday received the following letter,
and the InclosurC mentioned
GRAxD RArrDs, Nich.. WOW q. 1889
Henry Lenoin. Chief Of Fire Departrsn
G-snf Rapids. Mica
prAR SIR-Fs hand you herein OH
check On Fourth Nstons. Bank for 81
wEtch please accept and apply As orr
ThauSsgiv offering for benefit "a
fremen's relief fund. with kind ressr !
and best WISHES Of, Yours truly,
WW SEARs 4 Co.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28
A New Pension Agency

Yielding TO the importunites Of
his numerous city clients, Chap
lain Gibson has rented from Col
onel Wells the room formerly oc-
cupied by the late II. j. Yale,
corner Pearl and sws-sts., and
viii establish his central pension
Office there. Himself or son VIII
he in constant attendance. The
Chaplain secured fifteen pensions
during month Of October.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28
TO sUBscRIBERs.

Az Subscriber TO THE TELE6kAH
HERALD .h0 fails Co rseelss the pApss
regularly, or who may have reason Co
soAsLAia of late delivery, viii confer .
special favor ~ iafornins mis- once Of
ths fast 90 oaee. sena postal card or cal
.p tsisphOne Ssh
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

FUZZY dollars for a kiss 10 not
tank that tbs Is market quotation.
Il s simply tie price paid by Henry
+ sCker for stealing one. Stolen fruits
may be the sweetest, but they are apt
- prove very expensive.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

Iva recent poem by Cora Fsbbri. We
are told that The skies are Gods
eyes" Those eyes have been black
ened with wonderful regularity during
fhf4 month
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

IT seems almost ike superhuous
work ~ attack the sIhis n the Cronin
case. II left alone. they would fall 20
pieces through ther own clurzness.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28
WANTED -BOLRDERs.

AtFFW persons wishing furnishecrooms and
II board or table board alone. IN pr vate fam
lily. can be accommodated 81 ll8 Courts
three minutes walk from sweets hotel gnd q
few doors from shawmut-aye. street car line
terms reasonable. 81
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

SAYS the Louisville Courier-Journol;
"Michigandsrs who went to Dakota to
live are returning TO Michigan TO spend
the winter. This recalls the case of the
Laplander, whose physician ordered
him % So. Petersburg because MS case
required a milder climate" Which
may al be very funny, yet the fact Is
that Michigan escapes those terrible ex-
tremes which afHIct the States, east and
west OF us.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

Tor RENT-Nicely furnished front room.
Il with board suitable for two. 81 Bostwick-
81. o53
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

TzE "wbits house OF the cOnfeder-
scy," a. Richmond. occupied for four
years BY Jef DsTis as President, s
about % 10 pulled down. There $
some talk Of its removal 70 Chicago TO
be kept a. a relic ike Libby prison.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

For = nice pattern of Ingram carpet
for Soc 20 - the Vinegar Furniture
Go.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

To LET-Two stores l4xf0 Nos. l6e and lSs
Stocking-st near Fourth-st; Will rent for
g each per month. 10 desirable tenant iill
April !; thereafter AZ s.. desirable and very
cheap; good place for one starting in busln S..
IL East Brldge-st. ramI Fuller 3l-ff
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28
AegYTS-wANTED

WANTED-Agenfs 10 sell q Christmas uveB-
W lie work; is cheap. Bns has only % be
seen 10 be appreciated. W. l.. Harris Co.
81. Porter Block. 81
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

ktNeNAAcL - A. N4rna He~ GxsisslE II
= xoQI eva = W4a1 Etgel tAal W.. .4
reatSQ hplSes Z t4fs s1ne ior s.le s. =
soAs1.e tlAi sla0si ~agoae oou>d - IN /. q
fINNlls
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

EOR RENT-Unfurnishe rooms 81 is Cherry
L ST.. SIX doors west Of Ellsw0rth-2ve. -
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

TOR RENT-Furnished rooms. also one de-
sirab.e unfurnished room iu the " iaegsr
Block. south DlTision-st. 5i5
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

EOR RENT-Furnished rooms. steam heated.
4 Mrs A. L. Smith. PARK Place. 80
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

VIZ are told that Washington society
"a all torn up over the divorce of Mrs.
Mary Thurman Covles, eldest daughter
of Allen G.. Thurman, from her hus-
hand. II society in general would mind
T. own business little more carefully.
perhaps it wouldn't get quite so many
rips I'D the back.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

L'OR RENT-The stores numbered ~ and u
Il lyon st.. now occupied by the Converse
Manufacturing Company. for 0llces and sales
Jtferson-sf. and West Broadway. Apply 60
Nm. +. Hovey. Agent. Room 5. Niddic0m9
Binding 31tf
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

ANYONE desiring furniture moved and
II stored, will receive liberal Inducements by
calling at ;. J. Walkers. II south DiyiSiOn-st.
speciality is made Of renting tables and
chairs Tor entertainments. etc. tc.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

REFREsESrArrvE BEIKyAP bids fair
20 become one of the busest members
Of the next House. We look to see
him grsrple with al his varied inter
ests, with the same business faculties
which have characterized him at home.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28
FURNITURE STORED.

pADCLIFF HOLT. general warehousemen,
IL at III South Diyision-st.. store all kinds OF
merchandise at low rates. packing and
moving promptly attended 10 by telephonlng
No. go. Jan Ia
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

RssEE1ToS N Hayti-bus then that's
no novelty.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28
TOR RENT-ROONS.

FOR RENT-Furnished lower floor OF ~
L Gold-sf -.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

kNANTED-At once. 80 girls at the Michigan
W Overall Company. . South DIyisiOn-st. S34
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

EOR SALE-A set of Michigan reports o,ai-
p-fie % VOL. r- AEnnlat Ua eu .r..u arl ur0-
Inquire ailer >. IA. ~ H. ~. a.. le-esr-ia-
Herald V1cf. 44H
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

LNANTED-A competent cook also girl for
w second work. Inquire at l4l Jefferson
ave. 3B
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

LVANTED-Girl for general housework. Ap-
w ply at % South Division 81. 3l2
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

h'Oh salk-~A isrEe heast &na isis pak
Dale f4rk, loI &. ~ lnQlir 90 D.. i la..t p
or8ce, NJ. ] Asrin Divs0nSt SIS
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28
ADVERTISEMENTS


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Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

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sei t4cna>Ds 4ha Al ileaefD IA Ist ellf.lis. .
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forcArs @la oats d. e1llaAeSs IA s1oet e raa
lar eniy s. - cash, tlnle o. nealls gas
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Now l. the tine 10 Duy csty propsrtr. riae
y iaHo asa lalaHoad 4 have soMe .i tlt
Ntry best terEslnsi aise monsy a. .eal pl
gcoa Tesl estate. tall al A.l. 5. LeKril l4olk.
opposite sweet hote.- A. 4 Antis4el 81
A LAR6E AMOUNT OF RIAL EsrATa
Il for stis. Mast Aaa Nil Be sold
have - lats Tor saic o. fralllAs A41it4aa.
corner 81 falsh saa Mad issn Asesi iois u -
40 ieei l. an Aileyi prices ir0m So u $40
- iois ca Madison ave. Aaa hoNAra-si, eu
fraiica ana 81 erdens aaaitioui pucrs r4lEe
flom %. 40 s63J fihe nl0si ii these loss are
NcN desirable, gate centrally iocsted. aeAT
tnael huGsr AID street cars ths a4lAc alt
property Is bSlna rapiaIy bull up.l
Lot ~. I. Iaaners addition freseet' 81.
fourth lpi west ul oouln Difislon-,t, .a bs ll
g. House. barn ana lSt No. Sll Jefferson ave.
hcuse. b4fA aua t~o iess GA eoraef ~
hoses aud isgs On Comstocks plat a0s
price. 10 lets 0a Leonard Cas- addition.
prices ifom snl up.Hnd N4rio1S other lols aad
houses and lots not described
a. vii b. sold very cheap. title perfect tiae
aud terms made e. s1lL Ne expense iar
SHOWN property. A SO cash a. ioAn Oh feAl
10. 9 New AoaseInan bulidia@ "a hoarg
fr4Ack. Ar
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28
F0R SALE -KIsCLLLA8E9os

EoR sALE-Or exchange ior c.ty Property. d
store uui-alls lu a tlEIt.a- NtsIt.l
Michigan town of -sU i.ha. t-ats ..t..s
Ii. Mcdowell. Grand hap.4s Aich iI
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

WANTED Immediately. a competent Ger
W man girl for general housework. % Cass-
st. 81