21 Nov 1889
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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1889
Page
1
A fragmented critique praises a renowned buyer whose past feats are linked to high skill and rising strength. The sparse text hints at admiration for her quality and the value of modest pricing, inviting readers to evaluate her notable reputation and repeated success.
JP Sullivan and Co extend a cordial invitation to friends to visit their city store. They urge customers not to miss the chance to purchase merchandise. The message emphasizes welcoming shoppers and showcasing available goods.
Product notes fragment indicates a list of staple and seasonable goods and a reference to a bolick warrant, but the readable text is fragmentary and lacks clear event or outcome details. The item seems to be a catalog or notice line from a periodical with uncertain context.
The column urges teachers to return library books, praises Shiloh school efforts, and argues South Carolina must spend more on public education. It compares per capita spending with North Dakota and South Dakota, urging investment in “people's colleges,” better teachers, longer terms, and access to reputable youth literature to prepare children for life. It notes Texas’s growing system and cites Dannia McCarty’s death as a brief local obituary item.
Cuantestos Nov 13 Col Alfred Rhett a prominent South Carolina figure died this morning and was buried later. A Harvard graduate, he served as Colonel of Regulars in the Civil War, fought at Port Sumter, Averysboro and commanded artillery defenses around Charleston. His duel with Calhoun and later police service marked a dramatic postwar life.
A public letter from R. A. Gaivrts urges Alliance farmers to stop selling cotton seed to the Oil Trust. He warns that such sales empower a monopoly and harm soil fertility, urging exchanges with local mills for meal and feed. The piece cites rising seed prices and mill projects at Ninety Six Greenwood and Abbeville, arguing unity can boost agricultural prosperity and regional industry.
A discussion argues wealth diffusion via workers saving and investing to control capital, contrasting this with gentler reforms. The piece notes a senator's letter about postmaster appointments, then recounts the death of Robert Denham and a dog’s devoted search to summon help after his paralysis in the woods.
In Ludlow Kentucky furmer John Howard loses his 33 month old child when a puppy's loose chain wraps around the baby's neck during play. The mother hears a crash and finds the infant lifeless, attempts CPR in vain as the chain suffocates the child in view of the mother. A Cincinnati Engraver note adds that playing cards are produced rapidly.
A column contrasts German and American education, warning against excessive scholarly training that undervalues manual skills. It argues for balance, noting many graduates fail to enter skilled trades while skilled labor remains in demand. The piece emphasizes manners, self control, and practical training alongside academics.
The Lailes Delighted, The pleasant effect and the perfect safety with which ladies may use the Hquid fruitlixative, Syrup of Figs, under sil conditions make it their fevorita remedy. It is pleasing to the eye and to the taste, gentle, yet effectual in acting for the kidneys, liver and bowels.
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