23 Nov 1876
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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1876
Page
1
The notice outlines subscription rates for two monthly plans and advertising charges. It specifies prices for initial and subsequent insertions, contract limitations, and exemptions. It notes that obituary notices, marriage and death announcements, and similar items are requested but gratis.
The article outlines fears of fraud in Florida Louisiana and South Carolina and explains how vacancies in the Electoral College could affect Hayes or Tilden. It recalls historical precedents and discusses constitutional procedures for counting votes and possible presidential succession scenarios. It also reports Tilden voting the Democratic ticket and his reasons.
Two former Union soldiers, General James McQuade and Col Frederick A. Conkling, denounce the president’s proclamation and warn that federal troops could be used to subvert the will of voters in Louisiana and Florida. They compare current moves to French imperialism and urge defense of republican rule amid alleged electoral fraud.
Autumn at the seashore brings mellow surf, clearer air, and gentler waves that invite long walks and long wades. Long Branch fades from crowds as hotels desert their lawns while editors discuss grass seed sowing and discipline on ships.
The notice outlines advertising fees for fiduciaries including executors and administrators. Rates vary by notice type with two insertions for ordinary notices, three for estate notices, and five for final settlements, payable with orders. Writers must include true name and address. unsigned manuscripts are not rejected but require postage prepaid.
An essay from Saturday Evening Post extols the mother as a sacred, changeless haven. It portrays the home as a paradise that comforts weary hearts, shelters virtue, and guides children toward immortality through a mother’s love and steady influence.
A neighborhood tale warns of the harm from indecisive young men who win a girl’s affection without commitment. It cautions both sexes: men should clarify intentions and women should guard against fastened affections and prolonged indecision.
Merchants urge immediate resolution of the presidential question and beg politicians to act within a week to limit national hardship. The piece compares public anxiety to a swarm of bees without a queen and recommends speedy, decisive returns from Louisiana counties. It also notes the Herald could oversee timely nationwide results if delays occur.
In Providence a young mechanic pursued the secret art of glazed iron used in stove work. After ruin and perilous travel to Europe he disappeared, sparking a lifelong promise to a beloved near Grace Church. Forty years later he returns, hoping to fulfill his vow and reveal the costly secret.
A fragmented excerpt extols Sunday as a divine benefit for workers, likening it to a savings bank that preserves vigor and prolongs life. It argues frugality in time, notes livestock lifespans, and recounts odd local anecdotes including a toad found inside a log and a humorous quip about tobacco warnings from The Sannis American.
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