03 Jul 1890
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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1890
Page
1
A garbled ad touts spring hat stock including tanga orders from Groepville Seneca Spartanburg and nearby towns. It claims the largest Milli m Upper Caroling stock with hats from 25 cents upward and mentions Bibbons Laces Leghorn flats and ribbons. Also notes Butterick department and French pattern hats as offerings.
A county notice urges a good moral male teacher for a Bathany school in Martin Township and notes graduates from Citadel Academy may teach two years. It highlights exams for Nashville Normal College scholarships, rising ten-month teaching demand, and Broadaway’s lead in school terms.
A Georgia newspaper column argues for farmers in politics, endorsing Narien for governor, rails at alliances and pension costs, and critiques tariffs and warehouse issues. It also recounts state census reapportionment battles and defends Senate actions.
Senator Hampton addressed a Columbia gathering on June 24 thanking supporters, urging unity within South Carolina Democrats to counter division and hostile election laws, while defending democracy, tariffs, and farmer concerns, and pledging loyalty to the party. He praised veterans, urged respectful discourse, and urged the crowd to vote as a united bloc for the party’s success.
The Intelligencer cites Hall's Catarrh Cure as the sole remedy for catarrh a constitutional disease claimed to be cured by internal use. Proponents offer $1000 for any proof of failure and invite readers to request a list of testimonials from T J Cheney and Co in Toledo Ohio.
A long, dense digest of largely unreadable items references bogus coffee sales, a New England firm’s substitute selling for three hundred dollars daily, and various political and economic debates. It mentions Dr. A. O. Smith returning from Asheville, bishops’ decisions, tobacco culture growth in Nash County, and a South Carolina home base. The period piece includes numerous scattered items: lectures on currency, farmers’ alliances, inflation, and public notices.
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