The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-08-29

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WEDNEsDAy,aua 81 1884. P.
s. Congress- adjourned yesterday, after ~,
long andtedious session. NJ
The State Alliance of Georgia has dis " "
banded and gone out of business. ~ ~
The reason given for this is, "too much h. =,
politics. y -
The, boil worm is playing havoc with DC
cotton in some portions of the West. an
Whole fields are being completely de- th
sstroyed. It is to be hoped that South tn
Carolina will be spared this calamity. sn
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q The populist candidate for governor Of pc
Arkansas is rendered ineligible 70 Office or
By his failure to pay poll tax, i'll which TT
regard heis TIRES years delinquent. And at
there are said to be several other l,opulis. er
nominees in the Toothpick State in the ne
same fix. - ~ 81
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The strike is 6. il going on. On the til
S20th insa., the cotton operatives of New al
{ BEDFORD, Mass, inaugurated their gener- ar
al strike and nearly 1000 are idle. Tho "
machinery Of but Eve of the twenty pe
mills In the city will be shut down with at
the. others. e1
& The Democratic State conventions of =.
Indians, Arkansas, Tennessee, Florida - =,
and Texas have all recently endorsed -
sPsesident Cleveland. Ex-senator Rea- ~ :,
gan, Of Texas, an anti Cleveland man; :, =
was defended for the Democratic nomina- ~
: tom fur 7overnor. Ia
The very best news now in the COM "
I merciaI reports come from the South. g
The people are less in debt than formerly,
1 business is picking up, MANY new indus ~
tries are being established, and old ones a. a.
improved, and the crops promise to be =
the finest in many years. ss "
Miss Emma Bates, candidate for Sup ba
erintsndeDt of Public Schools In Michi- 10
gan, has made deal with her formiia- fS'
1 Sble opponent BY which he withdraws 81
! from tho race, Btumps the State in her.
behalf, end if she Is elected will become IA
] hsr chief clerk and her husband. an
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medical writer suggests that the adj m
mittedl; large increase In crimes of yio- an
l sience and IN suicides the past two months. ie
has been dne TO the fact that the scarcity GO
and dsarness of fruit In our markets have ~
compelled more flesh eating than usual. ~
This assumes, Of course, that animal food h'
stimulates the passions and arouses the
latent beast In mankind: in
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The new tariff bin became law last ed
,SMonday night at 10 O'Clock. President th
Cleveland failed to sign the bill, and da
Ithrows the responsibility Of its passage Ein
son the Senate. In a letter published in TO
The daily press yesterday, and addressed Pc
70 Cong Catchinea OF Mississippi, to
he gives his reasons for not signing the y
bill, and they are good ones, ton. B
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Tho Attorney General OF the State and ca
the city Of Aiken have sgreed to take nj
Judge Aldrich' decision and make a test oy
CASE. of the. Dispensary law before the SUI 10
Epreme Court. The Chief Justice has been ye
requested to call an extra session Of the "a
Court and she VIII probably do so in ae
day or two. The point in the case has y,
already been filed with the Clerk of De
the Court, and an early decision Is ex- az
expected. OF
v To the August numbers OF the North Ze
Amesican RepieWs Secretary Hoke Smith CO
contributes an exceedingly interesting c.
and valuable article on The Resources Gt
and Development Of thu South. y Mr. S
sSmith Is conyersant with the condition de
the south its needs, and the progress ST
sit making industrially and such an te.
ssrticls from bis pen win be given good M
Intention in every section of the country in
sWhereit Is read. tir
Georgia exchange, after q careful Pc ot
SSrusal sof the tariff bill, says there are
some people whom you like better the an
better yon know them. SO it is with the bv
Senate tariff bill The better you get of
acquainted with Its features the better he
y3u win likeit. It puts cotton bagging | raj
son the free list and reduces the tariff on Ebi
sll the necessaries OF life. 1t will save "a,
mil ions annually to the men who carry Itb
their dinner In q tin pail. ca,
IS Receiver Conner, Of the Central Rail-
road, has lost his suit in which he tried =,
TO make the Port Royal and Western =,
Carolina Railroad pay back the amount m ors
the Central paid out for operating expen- an
;ses, betterments and interest on tho Au- -
gusts and Knoxville bonds during part tio
OF the time the Port Royal and Western ~
Carolina was under Sthe Centraps con- for
troll. The case went to the United States f.o
Cont, before Judge Simonton Of the fan
Charleston circuit. The arguments were q
hsard two weeks ago by the Judgs up in. ~,
the North Carolina mountains, and the -.
decision was rendered last week. 80
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Last Monday morning the following ini
telegram was received by the Secretary thr
OF che State Executive Committee in Coz
Columbia from Senator Butler: sI here an,
By withdraw my letter filed you cn June hal hal