14 May 1891
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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1891
Page
1
Thaghers column notes growing attention to music in schools and calls for clearer articulation. It reports Miss Minnie Ball's school closing exercise, praising order, preparation, and the children's behavior, hoping she teaches again next year.
A historical word study traces uncouth to unknown origins and later usage. It contrasts earlier harsh senses with modern refined meanings tied to following, property, and foolish behavior. The piece argues teachers now hold strong views on temperance, urging stance against alcohol and highlighting education funding versus liquor spending.
Southern farmers celebrate a South Carolina winning corn prize and a Wilder medal for apples at Asheville. The piece argues Northern disbelief, highlights cotton seed meal value for stock and poultry, and urges pensions and fair treatment for Southern veterans and widows amid tariffs and Chicago exhibitions. It cites Columba mills and export of cattle to England, discusses political tensions, and laments lack of Southern representation in national peacetime benefits.
Governor Ben Tillman harshly rejects a Cincinnati third party plan, insisting farmers stay within the Democratic Party to fight for tariff reform and free silver. He argues for direct greenbacks or government credit, warns against negro rule, and predicts unity under Democratic leadership. Col. W J Talbert counters, saying Alliance aims are Democratic and nonpartisan, choosing candidates who advance reform within the party.
A fragmented 19th century style collage presents trivia and quips on debt, blindness, virtue, religion, and daily life. It cites census data, railroads, marriages, and a note on Indian naming. It ends with a syrup advertisement and twisted social humor about prayers and moustaches.
The foothills and mountains abandon illicit whiskey as sentiment shifts toward lawful, better paying work. Moonshiners recall little profit and frequent calamity, while deputies report fewer cases before the Commissioner. County residents could profit from cotton instead of whiskey, as corn production supports both counties.
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