Teachers urged to guide pupils with kindness and study
The column urges Anderson County teachers to model gentleness, support students for exams at Greenville, and subscribe to educational journals. It notes local schools like Mi e Johnson's near Bengerdam Church, Tucker's Cross Roads, and Lebanon Singing Normal, praising progress, discipline, and use of good blackboards while calling for more desks, better facilities, and continued community support.
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Nashville Normal School
Greenville
Anderson County
J. G. Stribling
Carolina
Columbia
Miex Johnson
Bengerdam Church
Tucker's Cross Roads
3. G. Sterling
Lebanon
Bhowalter
Aes
Holland
A Ramble Through London from an American Visitor
An American correspondent describes a London visit with vivid notes on St Paul’s, Tower Bridge, the British Museum, National Art Gallery, Crystal Palace, and royal landmarks. He celebrates Queen Victoria’s reign, the crowds, wax figures at Madame Tussauds, Napoleonic relics, and local sights, concluding with a move toward Brighton.
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Anderton
London
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Queen Victoria
England
Prince of Wales
Tower Bridge
Osman Street
Prince and Princess of Wales
Louis Victoria
Prince Albert Victor
Dukes of Cambridge
Duke Sod Duchess of
Wigukey House
Madame Tuasand
Napoleon
Bedatead
St. Helana
Marengo
Rome
Antommarchi
St. Helena
Barry O'Meara
Russia
Waterloo
Moscow
Leipuic
Marshal Ney
Louis XVI
Mslie Antoinetti
Madame Risenbath
Orleans
Robespiere
Branca
Madome Tussand
M. Ssnvon
National Art Gallery
Turper
Landster
Raphael
Rubeos
Marillo
Titian
Leonardo
Davinci
Michelangelo
National Gallery
Dora
Gustave Dore
Christ
Praetorian
Westminster Abbey
Buckingham Palace
Longfellow
Comina
Rae
Thorp
Canada
Australia
India
E. Gladstone
London Tower
Walla
Henry VI
Terrible Accident Ends Boy's Life on Plantat ion
A tragedy at Colonel Taylor's plantation near the city claimed the life of Nat H Taylor, accidental gunshot by his brother Benjamin F Taylor during dove hunting. The incident, witnessed by family and hands, led to a coroner’s inquest and a verdict of accidental death. The event followed by other notices on oleomargarine debates in Washington and scientific analysis by Thomas Taylor and Wiley.
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George L. Becker
St. Paul
Mahlon Black
Sillwater
Democratic Party
Bullwater
Othara
Biemarck
Thomas von Etton
Gnuk Rapida
van Etton
van Filoo Ha
Cap. Black
St. Lr Poncer
B. W. Taylor
Taylor
Rouck
Howe
Benj. Fund Nat
Colonel Taylor
Feld
Colo
Nat
Talane
Ben
Handa
C. Taylor
Bendavad
Doy
Nathanel H. Taylor
Benjamin F. Taylor
Washineton
Agriculture Department
Thomas Taylor
District of Columbia
St. Andrews
Dovtar
Benator Warner Miller
Olga
W. By Wiley
Armour & Co
Chicago
Lhe
Grove
Rycele
Desirs Todos
Profiley
Bla Investigations
Savannah
Augusta
Knoxville i
Spartentut
Bavaboak
McCormick
Lowpdesville
Georgia Vanth
Andereon
Raoul Fa
Central Railroad
Carolina
Ibis
Helplee
Ornel
Outoo
Diamond Epringh
Zeven Milen
Lonndéayiltiye
Palmetta States
McDuffie
Mount Cabiel
Lowndeshum
Tolax Als
Thineg
Mt. Willington
Waal
Anthir
Waddell
Calhoun
Trious Statesman
Expense of Roll Calls and Battle Reflections Across Years
A Virginia era reader recalls the costly drag of House roll calls costing up to 30 000 dollars daily and a staffer cites higher totals. The piece then recalls the First Battle of Manassas twenty five years past with vivid scenes of wounded surgeons and marching regiments. It closes with reflections on veterans, civilian grief, and coping strategies for injury recovery.
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Hiscock
New York
House of Representatives
Atlanta
Manassas
Samson
Philippines
Bunker Hill
Lesingian
Yorktown
Nerrer
Jackson
New Orleans
Hera
Mexico
Wildman
Georgia
Alabama
Bartow
Boo
Gardner
Wil
Gonorala
Ross
Pilea
Seven Pines
Bonsparte
Tostons
Heimond
Akon
Rand
Pistal
Married In Spite of the Freshet
An Arkansas Savannah era brief chronicles a wedding thwarted by floodwaters as James Madison Stout and Polly Mickle marry after crossing a swollen Jones Creek with the preacher ferried from the opposite bank. The account paints a lively, humorous, old-time scene with local figures, roads, and a rural Georgia setting.
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Rocuisendu O
James Madison Stout
Polly
Mickle
Jones Creek
Patson
Tony Bush
Parson Hazlett
Jim
Msn
Parton
Tony
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Sohn E. Peoples & CO
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John E. Peoples & CO
John E. Peoples
Charleston
Hix
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Anpenson, &. C
John E. Peoplee
van Winkle Cotton Press
Yao Wickle
M. A. Cobb
Star Press
Tam
Star
Sing Slog
N.Y
BGT
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John FH. Peoples
Do Sim
Boss Press
Thaghers
J. G. Olinesdales
Monteagle Assembly
Warren
Hhe
Reppard
Igna
Montéeigle
Tmenia
Est
Easkerville
Ayres
G.R. Alden
Lund
Fran
U. S
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J. D. Anderson
Mithial
South Carolina
Sittes
Nashville
Carlisle
Dl, Hayner
Coffe
George ‘Wellington
New York Sun
George Wellington
Iss
Sona
Bearne
Wellington
Mio
Gu Syelid
Corp
Tyna
Upstaire
OUR European Letters
Mary of
Spurgeon’s Tabernacle
Brighton
van de Vester
Johnny
Phe Namuda
Jonee
ARP
Turkey
John Eaton
Winchester
Macassas
Patterson
Buckletown
Joe
Shenandoah
Paris
Ug St
Tower
Shad
Faw
London Illustrated
Arma
Leland
bin Ulely
Young Waddell
Minn Galboan
Columbians County
Waddell Wan
Carolina Senate
Willi
McDaffie
Pettigrew
Longe Street
George W. Crawford
Philadel
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