Primary Election Time Debate Among Brushy Creek Club Members
The Anderson Intelligencer reports on the Brushy Creek Democratic Club debate over primary election timing. County and Central Executive Committee actions on October 19 are contrasted with Brushy Creek’s challenge, stressing unity, party discipline, and centralized authority amid differing club opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brushy Creek Democratic Club
Prtary
Waleday
Balting
Central Executive Committee
Orew
Anxingn Fhr
Pthus
Brushy Creek
Broady Creek
Clibs
Ciite
Brushy Croek
Noe
Roscom
Brushy Creek Club
Brathy Creek Club
Anderson Intelligencer
Meena
People's Globe
Furthemore
Fife
Santer Covliran
Andenon County
The Centennial Exhibition From a Binils Eye View
A vivid curatorial journey through the Centennial Exhibition in Philadelphia dated June 1, 1874. The correspondent mingles with Curbailles and Lavercora among pavilions, praising Japan houses, Swedish schoolrooms, and the log cabin era while critiquing architecture, machinery, and displays. He narrates encounters with furniture, instruments, and Brazil’s elaborate show, ending with notes on attendance and the Agriculture Department committee formation led by John J Coleman.
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Par Lavercora
Worth & Jones
Jolimey
Ublic
Bostom
Chicago
Cat
Naples
Howe
Cormer
Sweden
Stockholm
Cory
Dom Pedro
Dell
Utah
Otuad
Asix Horticultural Mall
Abby
Sin
Jerasha Penrose
Patience Doolittle
Comfort Holbrook
Sarah
Balfi Cornelius &Son
Philadelphia
New York
Smith Brothers
New Belford
Massachusetts
New Bedford
Israel
London
Vienna
Paris
James
White
Sergio Institute
Tiuwes
Brasil
Alhambra
Oriental Garden
Brazil
Emi
Great
Department of Agriculture
John J Coleman
Catirely Proto
Boy
England
Seer Sane A Grell
Potenticus
Grant and Conkling Dominate Cincinnati Nomination Talk
Washington dispatches reveal Grant pressing for Conkling as the Republican standard bearer at Cincinnati while asserting New York’s likely support for a Tilden clash. The piece details Blaine Mulligan's accusations, Teller Lifshitz intrigue, and Mulligan’s claims against Blaine, with echoes of internal party struggle and calls for investigations into Belknap and Thompson amid a volatile 1876 political landscape.
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Grant
Conklin
Cincinnai
Republican Party
Cincinnati
Mosi
New York
Times
St. Louis
Samual J. Tilden
Steet
Gonkig
Conkling
Atoney
Tilden
Ping Abe
England
Prince of Wales
Gonkling
Blaine
Belknap
Clymer
Blake
Balog
Scott
Amell
Morgan
Mulligan
Binnie
Agai
Mullfiesn
Wrltten
Blain
Fisher
Tacob Thompson
Theinpoon
Oeparian
Blue Ridge Railroad Sparks Charleston Controversy
Knoxville correspondent reports Charleston apathy toward the Blue Ridge Railroad route but notes Charleston may yet back the project. Delegates from Tennessee and South Carolina discuss Augusta, Hartwell, Port Royal options and the need for mountain counties to share burdens. Northern routes contested. Charleston to Augusta ties explored though enthusiasm mixed.
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Knoxville, Whig and Chronicle
Weiting
Charleston
Knoxville
Cincinnati
Blue Ridge
Thia
Lerewith
Auguste
Port
Aca
Cleasleston Hotel
Alpec
Seiny
Augusta
Hine Ridge
Augusta and Hartwell
Bile Zea
Port Royal
Columbia
Anant
Ciacinnuti Southern
Tennessee
Knoxville & Ohio Railroad
Knoxville & Charleston
Baring Ace
Norfarolina
Clhrlestan
Hia
Knoxville Daily Tribune
South Carolina
Freight Disputes Spur Upcountry Rail Interest Across South Carolina
Abbeville Medium criticizes Greenville and Columbia railroad freight hikes as unjust and discriminatory harming upcountry commerce. Columbia Register echoes concerns about freight lines, rebates, and channeling trade away from Charleston, urging fair play and harmony among rail interests.
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Abbeville
Greenville and Columbia
Upper Counties
Wakio
Columbia Register
Blue Ridge Railroad
Charleston
South Carolina
Andern
Pendleton
Air Line
Atlanta
Columbia
Camden
Vatten, &c
Charleston Journal of Commerce
Anderson Intelligencer
Charleston Steamship Companies
New York
Bath Carolina Railroad
Georgia
South Carolina Railroad Company
Charliaton
Charleston and Blue Ridge line debate over railroad funding
The Charleston public backs a Blue Ridge Road link but insists Charleston cannot bear the full cost. Knoxville and Charleston factions clash over who should fund and control the line, with Charleston having spent millions elsewhere and demanding guaranteed business before committing further. The article predicts eventual construction with Charleston's influence but notes funds and control must align.
Port Royal visit and the Dictator monitor voyage notes
A correspondent recounts a fall trip from Charleston to Port Royal aboard the Savannah line, visiting Port Royal Harbor, Beaufort, and the ironclad Dictator. The party, including Col. Norris and family, tours the ship, notes its massive iron hull and guns, and reflects on Port Royal’s strategic importance and future rail links. The return to Charleston is described with hospitality and travel details, plus a brief second column on Anderson County farming prospects and clover as soil renovator.
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Port Royal
Charleston
J. W Norris
Charleston and Savannah
Col. Fisher
Yumance
Yeuneve
Port Fteyal
Beadhio
United States
Tself
Anderson
Anderson and
Beausfort
Beaufort
United Stats
Telcoms Simuet
Tinton
Contre Ds
Ninety Six rail plan and regional notes in state summary
A long scattered update from South Carolina towns reports mid year talks on establishing a tactical bank at Ninety Six and expansion of rail lines toward Columbia. It notes Beaufort as a resort, court activity in Laurens and Lexington, and political shifts within Abbeville and Newberry counties. Mentions ex convicts in Columbia, a possible intercounty July picnic at Old Cambridge, and local fraternal thanks notes.
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Tels
Beaufort
Savannah
Northrop
Lalrens
Ely
Grean
Tudge Cooke
Lexington
Judge Reed
Orangeburg
George Washington
Newberry
Charleston News
Collvier Maye
Cangreeman Wallace
Elliott
Robertson
Grand Lodge of Ancient Freemasons
Charleston
Fort Moultrie Monument
Spartenburg and Union
Spartanburg
Bagefield
Ninety Six
Old Cambridge
Abbeville
Anderson
Bilgefield
Hemphill
Thomas G. White
Beaufort County
State Penitentiary
Columbia
Alston
Spartanburg and Union Railroad
G. Wi Stell
Walter
Shell
Joseph Crows
Laurens
Alfo Hoys
Lathrens Wall
Anderton Division
Anderson Division
Sons of Tempitance
Williamstein
J. P. Suoltzer
James H. Calisle
Tyree
Smeltzer
Adire
Carlisle
St Ovir County
Samuel Lander
Ule
Hill Town
Dounell
Williamston
Cel
Thomas Dadumeth
Smith, Chin
Thomas P. Denson
Ghunty Zekeot
Andervon
Bauth
Caroline
Gaston
M.te Choesé
Trustavs
Aueh Muna
Monty
Tadas
Teachues’ Santos
Ty Plichass
Jeste
Ohillon
Achanon
Bonn
Treyeeye
Abo Bouser
Latte
Sune
Sebbaly
Pope Coxmun
Sebpol
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Edgefeld Ditertier
Gues
Otmelver
Gilmore
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Chickering
Weber
Decker
Steck
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Stare & Marcus
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Washington
Washington, D.C
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Poet Royal
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Mfr
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Andaraga
Anderson Court House
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Pune
Ellison Adger
Hamilton Russell
Indiana
Mann
Adner
Russell
Greenville
Billy
Brieflew
OF State News
Daniels
Bennos
J. J. Punt & Co
Hull Ux
Boca
Sehoot Comalusionee
Fliron
Orrice Oy
Avnp
EAM
Chele Stop
Thomas ¥. Benson
Ounusaton
Andereau County
Atlanta and
Richmond Air Line
Artaara
Tia
Hare
Dien
Jane
Bea Cute
Ommisson Merci
Towers & Broyles
No. d
Granite Row
Andoron
S.C
Hurricane Creek
Ce Niles
TM & J. Gd
Enea
Anderson Sar Cas
Cmit
Sour Town
Andes
Cy Savine
Billy Ribee
Tin Hato
Ville
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