07 Nov 1889
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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1889
Page
1
Miss Lizzie Williams returns from Northern markets with a tremendous stock of ladies and children's goods. The taste and care shown in the selection surpass her past successes and strengthen her reputation as an unequalled buyer. Prices range from a little to a great deal, inviting shoppers to admire the offerings and purchase.
The column encourages school commissioners trustees and patrons to attend schools learn their conditions and support funding. It argues attendance enforcement tax support for districts and state laws to require schooling, noting cash pay for teachers and local option taxes aid better teaching and stability. It cites trustee meetings approving cash-basis budgeting and a two-mill township tax for schools with directed tax payments to nearest schools.
A discussion argues the two mill tax halves the school funding across townships, suggesting a further two mill levy could extend terms from four to six months, enabling better teachers and salaries. The piece calls for winter meetings to decide action and argues longer terms benefit students and communities.
The World reports a European dispatch from Provence that James G Blaine, ill with paralysis and melancholia during late 1880s, urged by a physician to withdraw his nomination in a January 5 1888 letter. The piece details his illness in Milan and Florence, the doctor’s rationale, and Blaine’s struggle with public perception and possible future candidacy.
The pleasant elect and the perfect safety with which ladies may use the liquid fruit laxative Syrup of Figs under all conditions makes it their favorite remedy. It is pleasing to the eye and taste, gentle yet effective in acting on the kidneys liver and bowels.
St Louis reporter interviews Rev. Dr. R A Bollind who denies the doctrine of universal equality. He argues men vary physically mentally and morally and that equality before law is a tautology. He cites no real hope for theoretical democracy existing on earth or in heaven and says law is equal only in its uniform distinctions.
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