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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-09-25
second Agricultural Engines For Sale.

The Sullivan Hardware Company have
on hand several second hand engines,
thoroughly overhauled and in first class
fix-tully warranted-which they will
ss s af muon qadsF haF 1ea vae ss
in this paper in regard to Smith Gins,
Cotton Presses, Saw Mills, &c. They are
headquarters.
All persons indebted to the old firm o
Jno. E. Peoples & Co. or Peoples & Burriss
are requested to make prompt settlements
as all debts mnst be collected this fall, go
please come and pay early.
124 PEOPLES & BURR1ss.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-09-25

Moiors, S. G., Sept. 1G, 1890.
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in speaking OF the Stand F pc last week
I'VE LETT blanks, filed with naughts, to be
supplied with, figures, but owing to an
soyersig the proof supplying the figures.
was not corrected. The Stand Pipe is 100
feet high, and Is feet in diameter at the
bottom and tor: SIS. 80.
Miss Essie Cook, daughter of DR.. A. q.
Cook of this County, left last Monday for
.Tuscombia, Ala:, " hither she goes to be'a
teacher In the Female College. Miss Es
ssles Is q young lady that we can heartily
worthy of their implicit confidence.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-09-25

Remember the Pearson meeting begins
next Sunday in the Baptist Church. Get
syourself xeedy, for that is the most i'm.
sportant thing for each one to do. "Open
wide your mouth" expect big things,
work fol, prsy for and look for large re.
cults. Thisis q. time when the command
.or request goes forth to every one, "Come
now aud let us reason together saith the
Lord. .,sssR Reader, you. have q part to per-
form in that meeting. Ask yourself the
squestion, therefore,. Lord what wilt thou
have me to d0,n and In that question en-
sphaHiza the TINE. :, -
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-09-25

The first enter tainment in the Opera
House for this season took place last Tues
day night. It was "Hoyt's Three Fast
Men" Those who attended were certainly
given repeated opportunity for. laughter,
which was freely and heartily enjoyed.
The Opera House Company have arranged,
and are making arrau gements for q pretty
full share of the entertainments of this fall
and winter. They have gone. to the ex-
pense of fitting up an Opera House in.
first class order with all the most modern
and convenient and comfortable arrange.
'ments, and will no doubt have asuccessful
season. Those in charge will endeavor to
engage none except first class companies,
and will thereby endeavor to give our peo-
pie such entertainments as they can enjoy.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-09-25
aaf Z rspa a nltelligsMfe'r,
O.CAIs NEWS
IS s5srHURsDAY SEPT s 25..

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male e. oIaas I * s:;si s H ,sseu se :
ss
2Ass The neW:nniforms worn BY our police
IrSsi q s s y s.. -. = eS'.7e'
dr, and: Mrs. ter3 Brown. or viii
l;en1ston s An arsoiSs Sav last
80 ~
Drsanf1 M IA : Ivrence fi sf,,avton of
Central. SsC!sss spent q Giavs In dersons
lssE EweeE s =, 81 S st:.s s
The rain last snn nf,av coat 8, Ia ana.s
r sS1rS per.s ovar GSm mnnsat;nos Of Sandy
Snrinpsss ~ 49, e # 50; -
s.;
fsT Ssvaof this s1eei. 1u;tL ' anJ
tfiends #, the city. -,,'1 :. -, -.
Rev. .RsH. Smith win preach at Noun.
n,cioclr ~ 1t1se =
.S9s : : :: -
Jas: ,B.5Willia son or DR., VII
liams Of GreenYille, Is behind the counter
-
Rev. Il N. Rice returned from Charles
Il tons last Saturday, and left last Tuesday to;
ssresume his studies in Furman University.
Lesser& ca. sinIthis issue tell our read
s ers where to- get bargains, in clothing.
u; Call and see what thew. 6ayeto. offer Won.
-.
patoh. It win come in at g yery' good
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Thos. IA. Archie has begun business on
shiaoWn; hook. He is; located over W. a.
sChapman's store, and has a full line Of
stin3 goods and roofing. Mr.. Archer Is an
honest, npright man, and will do the right
thing BY. those who deal with him.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-09-25

sMr.5W.s!A. Chapman's new advertise
sment tells syon where to go to get bar.
gains. His stock is very large, and you
will be surprised to see how cheap he is
offering his goods. Give him call. ~
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Married, ION; " ednesdsy. Sept. 18th, 1890,
zby5ReY.BaxterH Hayes, at the residence of
the brides father, Mr.. e. r. Parker, Mr.:
sThad.S Gaines to Miss Kittie Parker, all Of
sAnf3Arson COUNTY - .5s s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-17
Parnell Nav Retire.

Ike chief topic Of discussion in political cir
Giles in London is the O'Shea-Parnell case and
its remarkable denouement The general be-
lief is that MIR. Parneli will retire from active
public life for a time at least and that Mr..
Dillon will take the leadership Of the Irish
parliamentary party. Mr.. Gladstone, it is al
legged, would prefer to deal with some one as
the head of the home rulers whose private
character is not subject of unfavorable
public gossip, and it is also declared that the
Irish Catholic priests will demand that the
leader Of their people shall be morally clean
man. There will probably be no occasion for
any controversy over this point, as Mr.. Parnell
has himself taken the initiative, according to
trustworthy advices, toward effecting the sug-
gested change of leadership.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-17
Fighting In Honduras.

President Bogran, who was driven from
Tegucigalpa, Honduras, by the insurgents
under Gen. Lougino Sanchez, on che evening
of the 9th instant, returned with Q few followers
to small town named Tamara, thirty-six miles
north Of Tegucigaipa There he was joined
bv attachments OF troops from Santa Barbara
and Comaygua. With these reinforcements be
set out on his return to Tegucigaipa, arriving
there with 400 men on the night Of the l2th.
Next morning he was joined by Gen. Bardales,
from Amarala, with 200 men. Gen. Sanches has
caused two OF the members of President Boz
grams cabinet to be shot. One of the executed
ministers was Simeon Martinez. Gen. Sanchez
has been worsted in several engagementa In
one encounter President Bogran carried the
heights OF La Leona by assault and captured
three pieces of artillery. Honduras in general
is quiet, though the sympathies Of the psople
are with President Bogran- San Salvador
reference by any outside country win enter 4
vigorous protest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-17
MONTGOMERY COUNTY NEWS.
Rockville Still without Mayor-Dem-
ocratic Misunderstanding Affair.

ocratic Misunderstanding Affair.
Correspondence Of TIE EVENING STAR
ROCKVILLE, Nov. 16,
A meeting of the town council was held last
night, which was attended by Hon. Philip d.
Laird, who was at the last meeting appointed
mayor and Mr. J. W. Warner, who was at the
same time appointed member Of the council.
Mr. Warner took the oath Of Office and was in
stalled, but Mr.. Laird, IN consideration Of the
fact that he was member of the legislature of
Maryland and that the Office to which he had
been appointed was one OF profit and trust un-
der the charter the mayor in certain cases be-
ing clothed with the functions Of justice Of
the peace and entitled to fees, therefor con-
cluded not to accept the position. As this
is the only place in the board
where any pay Is received the difficulty
will probably be avoided by the appointment
OF Mr.. Warner as mayor and Mr.. Laird as
member of the council. The subject of elect
ing new baiiff for the town in place OF the
present incumbent, Mr.. Frank Thompson, was
discussed and he was given until next Wednes-
day evening TO file his resignation, when new
bailiff will be appointed. Mr.. Thompson is
very popular with the council and citizens,
and the only objection to him lies in the fact
that he Is not resident of the town, but lives
some distance in the country and cannot attend
to keeping order in town during the night
y
cants for the place.
The democratic jubilee at Potomac last night
was well attended and was addressed by Col.
VIM. Kilgour and Spencer G. Jones. clerk of
the court Of appeals. Music for the occasion
was furnished by the coiored brass band of
this place. and the display of fireworks and
torches was very fine. number OF the resi-
dences of the place were brilliantly illuminated
and after the speechmaking was concluded
handsome lunch was provided for all at the
residence of Mr.. Philip Stone. An amusing
feature of the closing hours of the affair was
an impromptu speech on the tariff by Uncle
Sandy Book, an ancient coiored man of this
place.
NJ. Hugh Nelson and bride, who we're mar
ried here on the 5th instant returned from an
extended northern trip yesterday and are at
present located at the home of the brides
father, Hon. Geo. Peter, at this place.
Last night during the progress of a colored
dance at Scotland. about two miles from this
place, a row occurred among the participants,
in which a colored man named Sam Dove was
shot through the body by some person in the
crowd SAM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-17
WHAT HIS BROTHER sAyg.
Foreign Tonics.

A bitter persecution Of Roman Catholics is
raging in the western provinces of Russia. The
government of kioh has ordered that no new
Roman Catholic churches shall be built
Five hundred London lockers, members of
the Dockers' Union have refused to work at
unloading the White Star line steamer Ger
manic, from New York.
There is a remarkable exodus of consump-
tives from the resorts on the shores of the Med
iterranean to Berlin, and the hotels are filing
last with such persons. A large number OF
American physicians have also given notice of
their intention to be present on the occasion of
DR.. hochs lecture on November 26.
The Medical Society of Vienna has elected
Prof. Koch an honorary member.
Mr.. John ID. Delilie, the American consul at
Bristol, died yesterday.
Gen. Boulanger will spend the winter in
Egypt, returning to the Island of Jersey in the
spring to take charge OF the management of a
daily ne wspaper which will be published in
Paris.
Thirty persons we're killed and forty injured
by the deraiing OF a train in Turkey Saturday
The Turkish government has sent 8 1000 troops
to Irlpoli and Is increasing the armaments of
tile forts. the precautions being due to fear
concerning the designs Of Italy upon Tripoli.
A bill has been introduced into the Danish
parliament placing coal. coke, salt sage and
ANS Oii VIC ifec Hst, reducing tne uuty on sugar,
providing for the abolition of the shipping du-
ties and increasing the tariff on industrial ma
chinery.
The seamen, stewards and wharfmen Of Mel
bourne, Australia, who have been on strike for
several months, have given up the struggle and
resumed work.
The socialists were badly beaten in the COM
munal elections at Magdeburg, Erfurt, Mainz,
Chemnitz, Brunswick and Werzeburg, in b.
yaria, where the clericals swept everything
The Colonial Bank OF London has decided 70
establish branch in New York because Of the
increasing business between the West Indies
and the United States
Shirley Hibberd, editor Of the Gardeners
Aagdzie, London, died yesterday at Kew.
The first anniversary Of the proclamation Of
the republic was celebrated in Rio Janeiro on
Saturday with fetes and review of the troops
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-17
DIR. KOCH SUPPORTED.
Interest Throughout the World In His
Recent Discovery.

Worldwide interest has been created in the
cure which Prof. Koch of Germany claims he
has found for consumption. The discoverer
and other medical men who are known to be
engaged in treating patients by the new method
arc swamped with letters and applications from
all countries. Prominent cures of consumption
are still in progress.
In order to meet the pressure Of cases an
other hospital is about to be established in the
Alexander Platz, Berlin, where the Hotel Ger
mania Is being transformed into wards, having
$50 beds for consumptives.
The secret of the composition Of the lymph
has been communicated to Profs. Bergman,
EraentZel. Brieger, Levy and other intimates
of Prof. Koch here; also to Prof. Weigert of
Frankfort, DIR. Rast, chief of the Hamburg
Hospital and Prof. Nothnagel of the Vienna
University. The latter says the discovery has
far wider scope than Jenner's and is perhaps
the grandest feat in the history of medical
science.
The only skeptical criticisms of Koch's dis
covery come from French medical men.
Prof. Koch is receiving communications
from American medical men regarding the
method Of distributing the lymph.
A large number of foreign doctors went yes
terday morning to DIR. Levy's private labora-
tory IN Prentzlauer strasse. where DR.. Levy
exhibited number of patients cured of tuber-
Inc DOersen courier states mat tlere
are 1.500 foreign doctors already in Berlin.
The supply Of Prof. Koch's lymph has been
temporarily exhausted. Prof. Koch has sug-
gested that the remedy be called ..paratoloid"
in prescriptions TO be handed to chemists.
1t is stated that bill will be presented to the
German reichstag to grant 100000 marks to
Prof. Koch.
The University Of Pennsylvania has sent DR..
Guiteras to Berlin to look into the Koch con-
sumption cure.
WHAT HIS BROTHER sAYs.
Prof. Koch has brother living in St Louis,
who says: Robert is the third of thirteen chill
dren, the first nine of whom were boys. While
therest of us spent our time fishing and hunting
Robert devoted his hours to study and observa-
tons. One of his favorite pastImes was to
study lichens and MOSES under the microscope.
At seventeen he had completed his course in
the High School of Clansthal Hanover, but
was unable to enter the University of Gotten
gen until he was eighteen. At the university
he wrote prize essay his second year,
taking it away from hundreds of students. His
course as physician at Posen, where he first
began the study of bacteria, the service during
the Frehch-Prussian war, his investigation and
establishment OF the cholera germ, are all mat
tiers of record"
Mr.. Koch beara a striking resemblance to his
distinguished brother.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-17
A New Illinois Railway

The secretary OF state Of Illinois has re-
corded articles OF incorporation for the Kan
kakee Valley and Belt railroad, with principal
Offices at Chicago. The road is to be con.
structed from a point near the mouth of the
Kankakee river. up the valley of that river
through the cities Of Wilmington and Custer, in
Viii county. and Saline and Linn estone, in Kan
kakee county. to Momence. and thence 10 the
eastern boundary line OF Illinois. The capital
stock Is SI.O00,00o. lncorp0rators and first
board Of directors: ]. Pembroke Bishop. Hiram
A. harries, Walter Thomas Mills and Cornelius
u. Pssnslof Chicago; Camden knight Of Gus
ter, Park and JohRD. Smiley Of Custer, liza.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-17
Worlds Fair Commission Troubles,

With approach Of the next meeting of the
worlds fair commission rumors Of trouble ahead
are rife. In the first place, Director General
Davis feels ignored by the local directory. II
was his understanding that he should have the
appointments Of his subchiefs but the direct
DRY has already appointed two Of them without
consulting him. Mr.. Davis says: 1.-The national
commissioners are here now to settle up these
little differences, and l suppose they will. I
certainly will not stand the action Of the direct
ory." Assistant Secretary Wiiiets of the Agri-
cultural Department is opposed to the putting
Of the government exhibit on the lake front, e.
proposed by the local directorv. c. bo,ot,c,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-17
CITY AND DISTRICT.

q The local circulation OF The EVENING
STAR is not only the largest and fullest but it is
also the BEST, since the paper goes not alone
into the hands Of the people Of the District Of
Columbia as a body, but regularly INFO oseir
homes,-into the families Of all classes, and
into those of the incorporating as well as
the incorporating portion Of the community.
An advertisement in its columns therefore
reaches the eye Of everybody worth reaching.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-17
Minister Lincoiu,s Plans.

The Hon. Robert I. Lincoln. United States
minister to the court Of st. James, last week
went to Mount Pleasant, Iowa, where Mrs. Lin
coin and the children are visiting Mrs. Lin
coins father. ex-senator Harlan. He will stay
there few days and then return with them to
Chicago, where they will remain until the latter
part OF December. Shortly after Christmas
Mr. Lincoln will sail for Europe to resume his
duties in England as the representative Of this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-17
A Mothers MurderousIy Insane Act

n HOtHerB NuruerOusIy InSano ACT.
Mrs. John swinson Of Topeka, Kan, ON Fri
day night murdered her four-year-old child,
Annie. by giving her dose of laudanum. Mrs.
Swinson has been morbidly insane ever since
last winter, when she had an attack Of the grip.
She Is now in the last stages of consumption.
She confessed to the crime Saturday She said
she knew she was about to die and could not
bear to leave her favorIte child behind. She
determined to send it before her to heaven,
where it would meet her when her own death
occurred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-17
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- schedule in eject November lS 1900

- schedule in eject November lS 1900
ssr.s1 rS@ s .ss. of New
For Chiesgo and Northwest ves.iSaied Ilmis~a er.
s hcsisp : and fnsi.sn.eoli. .,pr..
For iiss bur .S se H ,,,r,.
Bot and point. in the Shenandoah Valley
E fSr Winchester and Way Stations. ts.sop.m
lSr b ts!s6 week days 4:os. $780, Gas, 7eo.
IS Minus aSsSo 50 minutes, $3.50 2a IN 20 90
as.s s 4:A 4sS 80 :. m sSls IS MN n
n Sun sasas So "a. .is sS ssSS so % md
$50. s 90 70 %aasssr go So Pa; a. s
ISs WV s.o ss.ssn Washington and p..
t saSd a s.s IT, an saa 90 %
Tr:iS; leave ssltlnS Se to 1 w..siux,0n .,
5 1891 go $50 Is, 7ao. 90 so $50 SO.
Ss 900. Go aoo;2e 9Ss u $50 ts 40
$50 $50 SIS $50 s and ;99 pm sundhys SO Is.
2l9 2so 500 $50. 20! .:S5. mo. 40 30. 80 SO
For anSaSol ssd 4 Is o sDS s% 20
n as 20, s;S; am. 1908. a:5d pm. Sundays : SO
SIS fs5 or Stations the Metropolitan Branch 20 80
aS SAP Il rs 6 and r Dor principal stations only
$1,000 at.e a and internedate roint- 20 co.
Iii AZ ~ ~ s.in.. f3:o. II 81, - 3D. $40 90.
c chr B9' .rs and intermediate stations 90 M
"a, storing at all stations Metropoittan Branch
i5. f3, er q f6:3O. $3.50. $3.50. I'll 30 am,
1or naeerstown. I 40 m. and IS BONN
A aSHs arrive from CHICAGO daily L 1 sd a m aud
I'm from Cincinnati and ST, Louis daily 2. I'D
pan. daily uis ''io AnA'' o;oo
"oiAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK AND
PHILADELPHIA,
ed, "a SeT York Trenton and the East .4o5. $780,
xane ;UV ~ :OO a M 200. e. 90 and 90 20 y m.
5unet iarior Cars ali dav trans Sleeping Car on
'ne IU;3O IN, open at 100 piu.
BOSTON, '2:50 pm. with ullman Buffet Sleep
ns ar running through TO Boston without Change
s,st,n bridge. landing passengers h 4
90 af fhaaSeIh5 :o3 rs 90 90. -l2 100 noon
Isoo %: ou - 10 aud 10 80 p.m.
a.. I4r Newark. Del, Wilmington aud Chester "a Or
ISio1 a. m, Zoo noon. ~: 90 % 90, 6:l5 anu
onIy An Limited express stopping at Inning ton
pb ESr internedlate points between Baltimore and
pm. ' .'' '~'i"' "'~'
trains leave New York for WASHINGTON 90 90 III 80
~. w. 80. D 90 y m. and IL: Ii night.
60 rams leave Philadelphia for Washington, q "a
S;Io ::51 am, II 40, Il 81. - .O:, .7::S2 nm
TOT Atanuc Ilty. :U5 and 10: 90 a. H. IL 90 noon
Sunasys = 900 a. m, IL 90 noon
Ithcept Sunday. sDaily SUNDAY only
.Dasetee called for ard checked from hotels and
,unEuen.ss by Union Transfer Go. orders left Al
"SAer omces 6is and 1901 Pa. ave. and at Depot
NJ . LILLY CHAS. q. SCULl,
-@.-- wen. ManA2er Gen. Pass. Ag't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-17
Scotch University Rectors Elected

Right Hon. Sir Il. J. Joschen has been
elected lord rector of the University Of Edin-
burgh. He received 1879 votes against Sol
cast for Sir Chas. Russell, the well-known law
yer, who was his competitor for the position.
Atthe election for rector of Glasgow Uniyer-
sity, held in Glasgow on Saturday, Mr.. Balfour.
chief secretary for Ireland, the conservative
candidate, was elected, receiving 948 votes
against III for Lord Aberdeen, the liberal can
didate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-17
1850 -S7--SS--SQ

TOTAL GLAZE As,s1o s4,03s sa.so1 ss,sss
But II ID not alone in numbers that the grsss
increase Of advertising 10 shown. The iargss
space required for advertisements during lie
year 1889 Is compared with that occupied b
1883 ID even more striking.
The average daily space filed by advsse1se-
ments In 1883 was "a. 10 columns, or TITS columns
for the year; whereas for the year 1883 ~ daily
average vas Rats columns, o. s22s columns -
the aggregate. being total grin over the pro.
vious year of 4 A44 oolumnsi AID shis, u masa
be remembered, consisted exclusively Of ths
ordinary everyday business sdvertising, nothing
in the way oftax saiss pol lisss election rssurna
ETC., snch - occasionally swell the bnsinso q
political organs, being inciudsd n IT. paAroar
ass.
In conclusion, - b only nsosssary 10 ~ SAAA
n proportion 10 The extent and high eharasta
Of il circulation, Tu srAH's advertising rssss
take rank with The very lowest n the country
and 10 odd. finally. that every ssassnsst hsrsis
made oan BE- sbunAautly vsriAsd TIE CID
cULATIoN OF THE PAPER d SWORN To
IT'S PRESS AND CALCULATION Rooms ARR
OPEN 10 THE PUBLIC. AND RS BOOKS
MAJ BR INSPECTED BIZ AMI oNR HAVING
A. INTEREST n TH1n ExAlmATJo8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-17
Political Eotes

The republicans OF Peoria, Ill, district are
preparing to contest the election of John J.
Gehr, who was recently elected to seat in the
legislature. 1t is possible the selection of the
next United States Senator from Illinois NAV
hinge on the result owing to the closeness Of
the Legislature on joint ballot
In the eighth Michigan district Henry A.
ioumans has 81 majority over Col Bliss, re-
publican candidate for Congress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-17
4 HEsAPEAkE AND OHIO RAILWAY,
Schedule in Effect MaylS.

Trains leave Union Depot 9th and streets n -
am. for Newport News, Old Point Con,fort M ~
NorfoiK daily Arrive at Old Point at 8 10 ~,
and Norfolk Ut d 40 pm. f-A-1'
IL pa Cincinnati Express daily 70 sfatior. a.,
Virginia, West Nlrg1nia, kentucky and Cincinpati
cinnatl, arriving al 30 am.
u;lO p II. +; T. " pesubuie Limited. daily. Solid
trains. with dining cars, run through withou,
change TO Cincinnati yestibule Sleeper for Ter.
ington and Louisville Pullman Cars are opep "a
receive passengers at pm.
Office: ol3 Pennsy wanna avenue
II. W. FULLER
Wl2-d General Passenger AGENT