05 Mar 1891
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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1891
Page
1
Rare and fine plants offered in a lunar collection featuring orchids, hardy perennials, roses, clematis, phlox, and more. Wall grown stock at low prices with plentiful varieties from East Indian to American. Catalogues available on application from STOHS SAUL in Washington, DC.
The Board of Hynalization in Ute County and the Anderson County Township Boards announce a meeting in the County Auditor's Office on the second Tuesday of March. Taxpayers dissatisfied with the valuation by their Township Board are invited to attend the court to present concerns about rising or lowering assessments.
A long community letter from a South Carolina school district editor hails school life and mourns a pupil Jesse Hanks death. It laments primary education systems, proposes district funding and teacher grading reforms, and recalls famed Western circuit lawyers and judges with reflections on integrity and public duty.
A Chicago Herald report outlines the Proctor tower as the greatest attraction at the Columbian Exposition. At 1100 feet tall, with a perpendicularly rising elevator shaft, the design promises striking symmetry and American engineering prowess. Construction aims for completion by October 1892, with plans to house 100000 visitors across five intermediate platforms.
A clergyman known for a sharp tongue and calm temper matches wittily with a wealthy, outspoken parishioner in a Whist game. She teases his preaching prowess, he responds with poised grace noting that skill at cards differs from divine genius and breeding.
An old advertisement warns readers away from mercury based catarrh remedies and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by B J Chenny Co Toledo Ohio. It claims the remedy contains no mercury and acts on blood and mucous surfaces when taken internally. The notice cautions purchasing only from genuine sellers like F L Culney Co Toledo Ohio and lists druggists as dealers.
A barrage of brief items covers medicine patents, religious preachers, public reports, floods, and notable figures. It notes medicine patents, religious leaders, Democratic and Republican figures, and aging leaders, along with cultural tidbits about World’s Fair industries and historical relics.
The favorable impression from the first appearance of the agreeable liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs is confirmed by the pleasant experience of all who have used it and by the continued success of the California Fig Syrup Company proprietors and manufacturers.
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