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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-18

Diseased nature oftentimes breaks
forth in strange eruptions." and the re-
suit of it all is pain. Now Salvation Oil
will send this very pain to the right about
at the trifiing cost of only rs cents.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-18

Hoods Sarsaparilla possesses curative
powers exclusively its own. and which
make it peculiar to ITSELF" Be sure to
get Hoods.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-18

Easter booklets. cards and souvenirs,
foreign and domestic productions. Just
received from Boston by r. Champion &
%
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-18

McIntire Bros. have new and reliable
kid glove cleaner; cleans perfectly and
leaves no Odor.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-18

,. Go to dancing school at Armory hall
:. Wednesday night and have a good time.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-18

Go to r. Champion & Co. for your
wall paper. They are the lowest.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-18

Wanted-A good girl. References re.
quired. No. 1908 Second avenue.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-18
Wait for the beehive.

Canon Baynes. of England, has been
sent to prison for stealing trunk. He
is distinctly an exploded Canon.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-18

u. 8. SIGNAL OFYIcI,
'f'4iN Washington, d. c., March IS.
For the next "a hours for Illinois:
Light rains or snow, and colder.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-18

Dancing school at Armory hull Wednes-
day night.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-18

waisfor the beehive.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-18

Wait for the beehive.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-18

Witt for the beehive.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-26
StaOt Ubnaoo.
Gin beftioer STREET..

5outb Chicago bat ietne Senlation. Or.
Charles S. Snal, elmer Der befaunteften
Q(erate Der 8or1tGot, tDurbe am Wontag pom
bent ebenfals tpoblbefannten uno reiAen
Charles Seip iiberfaQen. Or. Stpau De-
haltptet, paB 6err Seip i'm inter benz Bor=
tponbe, ieine 6r3tltde Sulfe in Mnipruh
nebmen 3u. pollen, in letne 8obnung Qe>
iodt babe. &oum hattie per 2trSt ith in
benz MobnSimmer auf etnen Stubl geieBt.
ais Seip bic Sbiir .Derrieeelte unb ibm
einen Gepolper Dor Die Stirn hielt. Narum
6err Seip leiil 9eben beorobte, petaerte li6
Ser Doftor 81 iaeen. 9o6 6err Seip be-
Da6te iib zines Nnberr uno brebte ben 9tes
poluer UNI Wit benz @riff oeiielben tromz
melte er 10 LANCE auf oes Doftors &opf
berunl, Bis bieier bennBtloS 3u Boben ianf.
Geiu 6llfegeidret lofte oes OottorS &uts
iber, Der Dor oeltt Saufe martete. in bas
6arls, unb bieier i6leppte Or. Sman, Der
balb bepuBtlps. mar, beraus uno fubr ibn
na6 ieiner Wobnui1g.
@eitern yiaAmittag tpuroe Seip bonn
Ronitabler 6apfins perbaftet IND DOT
Hibter 8raDton geilbrt, angeflast Der
&0rperperlesung. Oas 8erbor purbe bis
sum 20. Wtoi Dertagt n1o bic 8iir9idaft
auf $500 angeieBt. Weoer Der Nngetlagte
nod Ser &lGger rpoatc it'd lber Die lrla6e
bes 6trettes a~uslalien, bod iheint es, dis
ob Seip benz Ooftor aroute, neil pteier
Trau Seip ben 9tatb 9e9eben baben iOa.
ibren iebi9en Wtann nl6t 81 Detratben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-26

Sinh aber Die BflansiteIen ooer SaatTurs
den iltd)t D0uig chen beDedt. 10 elltlteDen
Bel itarten @egen ACKNOWLEDGMENT, Die lta@
mentlid) auf abbGngtg gelegenen Teloern
All fOrmltd)en Grdben ineroell zltllo Den
Salnen nit binpeg nebnen. Nen1 etlle
@gge orei bis pier Sage nad DEM Yfauaen
ilbcr Das 6eID geSo9en miro, 10 iperOelt DIE
ltntrduter pouia serltDrt peroel, llo ipel1l1
lid, cine &ritite g~ebtloet bat, 10 fplro oIele
beieitt9t uno Der Qder nod feiner lperoeil.
Sobalo Der Miais it'd iiber Der Groe 5et8t
uno Die 9tetbcn erfannt peroen tonneil,
nimmt man Die beioen mittleren 3abnrelDen
in Der @age heralts ulO. eagt oatntt oas
Niaisfelo 10 pit es nOtbi9 erideint, bis Der
Wtais finf ,3oll bod lit. Ueull pern1eIoet
Die S6aufelplliige Don Sa6r gu Sabr nlebr,
ltaneutIiG Die nit groBen Sdautel1, lllto
gebraudt ltatt ibrer Die Gage, TrllDoetltge
ulo lorqfdlti0e 8earbeitung bat Die tpobl1
tndtigiten Nirfulgen ; id, IS lit mltllnter
portbeilbaft, Die 8flanSarbett aEt ellteln
SSeIoe al ltlterbrede1l,, um eln l6ou .trllDer
b~eitelltes crit 81 eggen. gStan iH0n ben
Hortidritt in Der GearbeItulg Der WfalSs
feloer gcilauer betradbtet. 10 Gclpll1tt man
Die lleberSeugltna. ouB Sic flads Seatbst7
taitg Der ~tteferell in1uler ilebr por9eio8en
tpiro, lpenu e5 audi llllSmelfelboTt nlalsdDe
SS6le giebt, no Die ~tieiere Bearbeitltlg oaS
SeIte ilt. tgs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-26
Die aemte 9tamttka,

Wcnn ite finben, mic raid Die @eiunObcit
bnrd aBer's gariapariaa berge-
felt ipcroen fam. 0aS bat ieinen GrluS
BARN, oaB bieieS Yrdparat nur bic retnftcn
ino frdfttgiten alterirenben un6 toniIden
Nfittel entbdlt. Gajdbrlib lift iTe fir
3auienoe elm luabres 2ebeiselirtr.
Dsrs. Sol. Safe, 9rodpap Centre, did. i6retbt:
DSeberIeiben unb unuerbauls6teit ntabten Mir
has Seben SUR Gait uno bradten mid benz Grade
nabe. Ufebr ais pier Sabre bulbete t9, nnfdgEide
2eiSen. SD mar taft ein Stelet, un6 bate fauna
Sraft gerug mid berilrtsui9Ieppen. Sebe grt
Speife ueruriadte mir 8ei9peroen, unb MIR bic
5~arteite tonnte iA irsenbpie uerbauert. @dbrenb
bteier 3eit Iuurbe i1 Don rnebreren MerSten bee
banbeIt, aber obne Grfotg. gsi9ts, bas ib eins
i,abnn, f6ien mir bauernb gut ;u tbun, big i'd
,aniing aper's Sariapariqa Su gebrauben, mas t9
NIT rpunoerbarem GrfoIge that. 8aIb- nadSem
i'd b%e9onnen bate hieie SariapariGa eirsunebmena
fonute i'd cine ' 4
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-26
uleubeoeduno uno Bedderuno.

0ie Grfabrung bat CUR @euiige gele6rt,
baB Das BebeGen bes UoDenS nit elmer
Streu (mulching) nt6t nur Die Teu6tig>
felt oeilelbeu our6 ibr Taulen erh0bt, ions
= bern dudb beoeutenoe Olengen @mmoniaf
aus Der Suit aufnt1nnt. Sober bat benerft,
bah 10 beoedter 9ooen por0ier uno Ioderer
bleibt, ais menn er Der Sonne uno ben
a~ustrodnenoen Binoen ausgeleBt lit. 9ie
J%tegentpiirmer tra0en mittelIt ibrer Q06er,
our6 uel6e Die Suit benz 8ooen. befrud)z
tenoe 8eitanbtbeile sufiibrt CUR @erbeiiez
rung Der SberflG9e bet. Gin Stiif Qano,
bas nit @robeereu beflanSt mar uno oret
Sabre cine aus Sal3beu beitcbenoe Streu
erbtelt, lieB Die 8ortbeile 6ieier Streu oeutz
lid ertenneu. 8eim Yffhgen 3erbr0delte
Die &rbe fem, tpGbreno Die auf eiuem a1z
bern Ibeil oes TelOeS flumpia blieb. 0as
ganSe 6elb iDuroe am lelben Sage nit Weals
beitelt. 9luf Dem nit Streu uerieben gez
tpeienen Sbetle atng Die Soat III flint Sa>
gen aui' auf Dem anoern in Smei Woden
uno piel bapon blieb aus. Die ipGtere 8ez
aderung tpar oieielbe uno bod Setgte ii6
auf benz nit Streu beoeGt 9ensle1en
Sbiele elm niel frdttigerer Nuhs. Ser
8ooen fam nt1t nur QHon;af aus Der
Qrft Gufne6men, lDnoern aud aus BENT es
in Q0iung haltenoen gSa1ier. Snoem bas
10 bereiderte @alier Suriifgebalten wirD,
er90bt Die Streu Die Tru6tbarteit bes 8oz
bens. NuRer ben ertpdbnten 8ortbeilen lit
bic Streu cine lei6te Wfetbooe gum Nieberz
balten oes 11nfraute5. Oas 6euu Don Saisz
marl6en lit porsiiglid fir oieien 3iped,
aber IS geniiQt aud auoeres Wfdterial.
6Gufi9eS Qodern Der 8obenoberdG6e entz
ibrt6t oertielben 3ueGe ME Die Streu, ii>
benz baour6 Die S6olIen gebroden tperoen
unb Die Butt let6ter einoringen fam. Sn
Snoien, no mittellnGBig quite @rnten auf
magerem Sooen gebaltt iperben, miro leBte>
rer 1auptlG6Li6 our6 Die Qufnabme bon
Nmmoniaf ans Der QuFt bereid)ert. Die
Ter md9ere 8poen miro BON zen @ilgeborez
men mittellt unbebolfener Yflii9e I'M Our6z
i6nitt sipanSigmal fir ieoe @rnte '9elodert.
Mtan6nlal finpet oreIBigz, ME meniger mie
;ebnnaliges Yhilgen itatt, I'M ben 8oDen
ber5uri6ten. Sntereflante Serlu6e Itno
gen1aht norben, nm ben llnterl6ieD in Der
Nusoiinitung i%anbigen url0 tboIiigen8 ooeus
su beitimmeu, tpenn oerlelbe bier 3ou tief
aufgeloGert miro nnb penn er ulbeadert
bleibt. gs tpGre aud ein interefianter Sea
iu6, ben INTERRUPTED in Der Nusoiinitung
elmer nit Streu beoedten nebei1 elmer lllbe=
aderten SIdde gu %beitimn1en. SIM 2abrra=
torium Def yiatur iino s5eu6tiafeit unb Suit
bic tbGtiQen, 3erleberDen Sr1fte, lpel6e Die
8flanseknabrung berri6ten. 9ut6 Streu
unb 8eadern bel6leunt9en mir Die Sbdtigz
felt, belfen Der 2uft nno 6erdtt9feit ben
Booen 3u our6brtngen unD ben BARN ii6
ausbreitenoen Nur3elr 81 folgen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-26
Gooet oen mais.

Die Sarmer 6es Beitens Gernen bon
Sabr su Subr BEN @ertD Der @9ge beim
Waisbau INNER b0ber 81 i6dBen. Der
8ooen muB, ehe Der Wtais 9epflan3t miro,
D6uig fetn bur6gearbeitet uno 9eebnet icin,
unb tpenn bies gei6eben, mag Der @ebrau6
Der Gage unb Der Nalse eingeItelit tperben,
Bis elm ti6ti9er 3te9en tommt, Der ben
8ooen our Nuinabme beS WtaiieS belonoers
g~eeisnet madt. Stab Dem 8flan5en loIlte
aber unmitteIbar Die Wal3e foI9en, uuo
mad ibm Die @gee. Damn braubt man
ni9t pl0sli6e beftise &egenibauer 3lt flr6s
ten, benn bas Selb lit eben uno IdBt bas
ReaentpaIler entfreoer 9leidmGBig eblane
fen, ODER aber in ben 8open einoringen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-26

String Scans - 1.25@1.50 pro Z
@.=&iit6en fir 8o9sbobnen uub $4,000
70 fir yriine.
@rbleu- iunge.1 100000 per 8ui6eL.
&iri6en.- Galifornii6e in 6iit6en
@ 10 Bfb. gu $1.50@3.00.
Gina as Wme=a pples.) = $t.75@3,OO
bos Osb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-26
11eber 6ds mdIsen.

Qus Ser Ibatia6e, baB burh bas @alz
gen Die Gerounltung aus bent 8ooen per>
mebrt nirb, lit Dielia1 Die Shlubfolgez
rung abgeleitet norben, 0aB 0ur0 Wdlsen
unter allen llinitdnben Der Walieree6alt
Der MdererDe berabgeminoert miro, mas
jepp1 MIR Der Tal lit, tDenn na6 benz
MaIsen benz 8oeen feline 9tteoerl6lGge aus
Der 2uft au9efiibrt iperben; treten baQegen
ipGter ergiebige JtisOeri6ldge elm. 10 bdlt
lid Der 9etpal3te Sooen feuhter, ais lode
rer. Sn leBteren Drinat nGl1tli6 OdS 9te=
%9entpalier ~ntdt dlleiil leiht Elm, lon6ern
DirD aud ldnel abipGrtS geiii6rt. eeSn
Dem geualsten .9atoe iinft bas Waiier mir
lalglam in Die Giefe uno< bait ith IGl0ere
3eit in Der .N6ersrulne, tpeBhalb burh oas
MnlSen oie tpaiierbalteitoe &rait berleI5en
erb0Gt uno Die Ourbldiiigteit fir QSaller
Dermin6ert tpiro. 0ieralts aebt beruor, oaB
Der @tnfluB pes g8alSenS, ie na6 ben gSit1
terungSuerbdltuiIfen, Elm iehr Derld,ieDeuer
iein muB. Tritt nah Dem Mal3en Sroden=
belt etn, 10 ipiro our6 baiielbe Der QSalierz
ee6alt uerminoert, tDDgegel lebterer crb6bt
Miro, ipenjl nab oeln: Bal5en er9iebige
9tieoerldldge itnttfinoei. IS miro Dent>
ndh, abgeiebet BON ~beiOnoeren gtebe1um=
itdnben, bel 8eurtheiIung Der NniDt1obarz
felt bes @al3en51 baltptlQhli6 baS Berhalz
ten Der aderfrunte Dem Jlegen eegeIiiber
mab9ebeno leit.
Observation-Disclosures 8rieffafen.
6err Gb. s. Siebs 2rfifel: r@influB
6es Slima'S auf Die Standardization" :
@eraoe fir bic "feileren 8dieiorten lift Die
gtadfrage 10 groB, baB beoeutenoe Wlengen
Annou pit1 npfii hrt uprNeu s. 3
0err ID. st. Grage: @ie fam man
8dumen belfen, DE Dies TriibjaDr gez
pflanst tpuroen llnb Sfpar nidt pertrodilet
fino aber bod ntdt redt anipa0ien tpoQen?
Nutnort: Dtan nimmt Die Y1une aus ser
@roe. 6eiNneiDet Die Mur5etn iriid. nit
eiuem i6arIen Ote{ler 10, ba6.oie S61ittz
flG9e auf DEM Booen beS 8flan slodes auf7
liegt, felt lie cinige StlnDen in reines
Waiier uno perpflan3t nphmal. Der ST.
folg lit ELL iiberrai0eno i6neuer u1o miro
I'm 10 Iiderct, iDe1tn man bic gSaiierper>
b%uultung aus Der Niute bes Stammes ullb
Der 2leite burh cinen Naitrt1 Don Sta[f ur,b
2sbm mad Wt0glihteit berabmilloert u,,b
Durd eiu 9eoeden Der Yatimi6eibe nit
tursem perrOttetem Diin9er Die @roe feudt
erbGlt.
v9sierin". Siebe 9trtifel: uStreubez
oedun9 uno 8%eaGerung".
rNlter 3eier". Sie6e Nrtifel: uueber
bas @aI 3en".
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-26

fu5 e. es SIS ,15o g Stis : sesen 70 S o,7sS g s't 7i IN
pori9er ISOLDE. YreiIe matt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-26
JamnmirtbTdyaftl dies.

Hy misunderstanding @e9enit6ube betreIfenbe
Nmfragen iinb an 9errn Gotttieb Gcuuimabpueu,
SeDIrl. Ut : } cd1tI gu rtDtu.-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-26
DerfGate.,
Morqens murben perfauft:
vi Arftbcrt6t.

Ghicaqo. 25. ,Weat.
gSei,en f6lieBt beute I'M &c b6beg Corn
&c niebriger unb Sofer UNI &c niebri9er,
ais Dor adt &Qgen. y
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-26
@te cit 0ltbWrabl
Ser her5e ferte &a saue'ide Bolus.
(U irtIt8e SrbBe)
aranfbeitet ncr NIeren, 8laIe, SDrfebDrRIe

ans beiternr Sintmel iblug oas Gri9einen bes /, /, 1tcts
tungSs Wmfer@' IN Die ReibeM Der Qnadialber. vmtt
'ii1b oerloren !" ertIon9 es ont Der 9au3en &inie BEG
8erfaiier pertbtpIer Bidder unb prablerliber meni3is
ntt0er 4useigeu. Marum2 Meil Der nRettutigs.
guter" nit oerHidtenoer 96drfe oas 2reiben biejee
bunfIen GbreumdHner entbIlt unS ben on MauneSs
fh,pdte unb @eiflehtsfraHfbeit seibeHbeu ben ri9tt.
gen 9Deg aur Siilfe 5etgt. 9as Bud. $50 SeiteH, NIT
lebrrei1en @tlDern, Tirb fir 26 @ents in YpItMarfen
trei in eineii r,rbeorn6tet l1mihIag p~erianbt. -
Nbrefie; Deutsches Heilinstitut, II Clinton Place,
New York, N. Y. q
Ser &ettuuas.lufer" lit audl in Der 8ubbanbIuuo
BON SerHauu G@impftn. 27e Oft 9tprb Mpe, su bes
ben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-26

S9afe traien Al $50 Gtid sesen $1,000
Stiid iii poriger gSo9e elm. Yretle I'M
25@30c. rrteori9er.
Uertautt muroeu IL. a.:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-26
Gtn

sunbes. 9 6ulb f9ei n. i6loien
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-26
MMSmdrtS.

g~IttStudrtS.
@et3en - geerp gort Neai 99c.,
eSuli OSLO. ct. QouiS - Wfai 98ac., Suit 95k
Gents. 9Rilpaufee Wai 914 Gents.
Slllt SO Gents. DULUTH - gaar 96c., Mai
CSC. Wt%inneopolis SEQ. 1 Nprtbern:
Ntai 934c., eSuli 941c. Goleoo = gaar 96c,
Wtai 95c. Baltimore - Wtat 944c, Sult
945 Gents.
6orm - Stem gorf - Mai 4Ob Gents,
ct. Souls = Weai 32S Gents. Baltimore -
Mai 414 @ents. ,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-26

am g d 10 eli II a rtt belief fid bic 3u=
iubr aiIf 5000 Stiid 9eg' l25, 800 Stld
III port9er ISOLDE. Yreiie II riger.
8ertauft 1plrDen II. a..
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-06-19

The election of delegates to the State
Democratic Convention by primary is one
of the reforms that the farmers intend to
carry out, unless defeated by the unfair
use Of party machinery by the opposition,
the Greenville Neaus, and other newspa-
pers, to the contrary Notwithstanding.
One of the greatest causes of complaints
that the farmers have had has been the
manipulation of ofconyentions against their
interest, as they believe. And it shows q
lack of argument to say that the farmer
wants to retain the convention plan, when
anybody can see that the primary gives
him so much more power. And besides,
the primary is right because it gives
equal rights to every Democrat, and if q
question is settled by direct appeal to
the people, it is always satisfactory.
There are very grave differences of opin'
ion among the Democrats of the State on
governmental policy and as it is necessary
for us to abide by the decision of the par.
ty, it becomes the bounden duty OF every
true Democrat to see to it that each indi'
vidual member of the party is given the
opportunity to render his decision on the
matter, and have his vote counted, as is
the right Of every citizen of free gov
ernment The farmers are not afraid to
meet the opposition in convention, but as
they are contending for what is right,
they will continue to demand the primary,
to elect delegates to the State Democratic
Convention.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-06-19

The Hall Township Democratic Club
met at Carswell Institute the 18th inst,
and reorganized with LII members on Che
roll. The following officers we're elected
to serve during the present campaign: j.
B. Leverett, President; 8. o. Jackson, 1st.
Vice. President; J. @. Hamlin, End. Vice.
President; Fl. M. Tate, Secretary and
Treasurer, and member of County Execu'
tive Committee.
Mr.. G. II. Bailey moved that the County
Executive Committee be asked to call a
meeting of the County Convention at some
early day for the purpose Of completing
the organization of the party for the pres.
ent campaign. Carried. The Secretary
was instructed to present this request to
County Executive Committee.
Mr.. J. E. LeYerett vas recommended by
the Club as suitable candidate for the
House Of Representatives.
Col. w. E. Walters moved that public
pic mic be given by the Club at this place
on the first Saturday in August next, and
that Committee of seven members Of the
Club be appointed by the President to
make all necessary arrangements for the
same. Carried. The President appointed
the following Committee: Col. W. E.
Walters, S, o. Jackson, q. M. Tate, w. B.
Tate, C. 81. Bailey, j. w, McPbail and B.
F. Bowen. On motion Of Mr.. W. B. Tate,
the Secretary was Instructed to ask the
County Executive Committee to arrange
|. for Campaign meeting at this place on
the day of the pic MIC.
The following preamble and resolutions
were offered and carried with only two or
three dissenting votes:
Whereas, on the 9th day Of last March
q Convention OF farmers did meet in the
city of Columbia, s. c., for the purpose of
deYising some plan or method to secure
more economical administration Of the
Government of this State; and, whereas,
platform of principles were adopted by
said Convention Of farmers with that end
in view, and, whereas, Capt. B. &. Till.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-06-19
accoppt.of detail or constitutionality or
nracticahiIitv nou1d ha nroner1v md hon.

accopnt.of detail or constitutionality or
practicability could be properly and hon
estly made. But the advocates of the bill
havo done no such thing. They present
condition admitted to exist, and: offer a
remedy the beat they can devise, and say,
since you must admit the principle correct
you are at liberty to change the provis.
ions of the bill you can improve them so
they will be better calculated to secure
the relief sought. The legislative com.
mittee of the Alliance told the Ways and
Means Committee of the House of Rep.
resentatiyes that they would be glad to
have them improve any of the provisions
of the measure, keeping in view the one
object of the bill, to stop the present
discrimination against the farmer by
which the business of Agriculture is to-.
day rendered Improbable and depressed.
In view of all this, the members of the or.
der can put but one construction upon long
and laborious articles, making complice-
ted objections to The bill on account OF
detail, and that is that gentlemen are
compelled to trump up such objections as
an excuse for their opposition to the
measure. a guilty conscience is prover.
bially a fertile progenitor of, ingenious
excuses. National Economist.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-06-19
AN ORDINANCE
To Prohibit the .slaughtering of
Animals within the Limits of the
City of Anderson.

BE 1T ORDAINED by the Mayor and
Aldermen cf the City of Anderson, now
met and in Council assembled:
l. That from and after the passage of this
Ordinance il shall be lnisdemeanor for
any person 10 erect or maintain any house,
pen, or place of any kind for the slaughter
of Cattle, Hogs or other animals; OF to
permit another to erect and maintain any
such house, pen or place upon real estate
owned by any person within the incorpo.
rate limits Of the City of Anderson.
9. That it shall be misdemeanor for
any person o. persons to slaughter any Of
such animals within the corporate limits OF
the City of Anderson at any place kept or
used for slaughtering purposes or 10
slaughter sucl. animals within the said linn
its in such numbers or at such places as
will be offensive to any neighborhood or
family in said City.
3. ANY person convicted of violating uny
of the foregoing provisions Of this Ordi.
nance shall be fined in sum not less than
Three Dollars nor more than Fifteen Dol.
lars, or be imprisoned not less than Three
Days nor more than Fifteen Days, in the
discretion of the Mayor trying the case.
4. That this Ordinance shall take effect
in ten days from the date hereof
Done and ratified in Council on the
~ 18th day of June, 1890, and the
SEAL Corporate Seal of the City atfix-
- ed thereto.
J. L. TRIBBLE,
j. E. BREAZEALE, Mayor.
June 10, 1896 so
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man, Of Edgefeld County, wos suggested
by said Convention 40 a suitable candidate

man, Of Edgefeld County, wos suggested
by said Convention as suitable candidate
for Governor Of this State, Therefore, be 1t
Resuirccl lst That the Hall Township
ton of said Convention ia adortinc Mat.
form OF principles.
2. That this Club commands the action
OF said Convention in suggesting Capt. B.
q. Tillman as suitable candidate for
Governor, subject to the action of the
State Democratic Convention.
8. That we promise Capt. B. r Tillman
our undivided support in the efforts he is
making for retrenchment and reform in
our State Government
4: That the proceedings of this meeting
and these preamble and resolutions be
sent to our County papers and the
Charleston World, with the request that
they be published.
J. B. LEvERErr, Pres.
II. II. TATE, Secretary.
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Pursuant to call of County Democratic Execu.
: tive Committee, the .Pelzer Democracy met Satur.
day, 14th at s o'clock p. M, and organized by the
aaIsc1ion of W. G.. Field President, A. G. McGee
President, W. T.. Story Secretary and Treas
s.urer, T. a. McEIroy member Of County Executive
: Committee, Z. II. Snipes,J. B. McCuen, a.. F. Ell
3 rod; 4. Padgett and A. K.iWllis, COMMITTEES on
Registration: On motion, the same Committee
was made Executive Committee for the Club.
The following preamble and resolutions we're
!: unanimously adopted:
- Whereas, the tenure Of Office Of the Executive
COMMITTEE of the County Democracy expires at
y the opening Of each campaign, as expressed by
Art 3rd of the Democratic Constitution, that "the
= tenure Of Office Of the Executive Committee shall
Sbe until ths next general campaign unless sooner
;sremoved,n &c.
And, whereas, the call. of the County Conven-
4 fion TO meet on the 9th day Of August leaYes the
gsConnty Democracy only partially organized until
sthats time and, whereas, the fixing Of SO late O
date for the completion Of the Organization Of the
sEounty Democracy is4 contrary to the precedent
Heretofore established, end We believe Will result
injury 10 the Democratic party, Therefore, be it
80 REiolfed, That We do hereby nsk the County
y yExedutiye Committee to call G meeting of tho
Z County Convention at some early day. for the
spurpsises OF completing the organization of the
SSrafty.for the present campaign.
Is On motion, the Secretary Eas requested to fur
s sniah the IHrELLIqENCER and journal with copy
s. np1oceedings OF the meeting for publication.
ss enrolled, 2S6
- Ommotion, the Club adjourned to meet again on
Saturday, 2sth inst, at O'clock p m.
STORY, Secretary.
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s: General John B, Gordon, Commanding
General Of the United Confederate Vete-
srans, announces that the first annual en-.
Acampmept of the veterans will be held at
81 ghattanooga Tenn, on the Sd, 4th and
18th of July There will be business
seonyention TO discuss the best method of
zrslisying those Who3were injured and be.
! reayed DY the latea war. The address of
Welcome will be delivered by John A..
]. Hart may which will be responded to-
s:bYs General John B. Gordon. Special ad-
yantages; ;of ftransp portation 10 the old bat.
::stle grounds have been provided and
saYeTyt thing: possible for the entertainment
sof visitors has been done. The railroad
fare:is one cent per mile.