03 Oct 1889
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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1889
Page
1
Miss Lizzie Williams has returned from Northern markets with a fresh stock of ladies and children's goods. The display showcases taste and variety, promising strong buyer response and steady demand from local patrons. Prices quoted spark interest, and the assortment reflects her growing reputation as a skilled buyer.
A reader letter from Anderson urges appointing alert teachers and avoiding laziness in classrooms. It notes correct solutions from pupils, praises Miss Nettie Hall and others, and recounts a visit to Oconee County Teachers Association with discussions on school governance led by Profs. Hix and Reed.
Birwingham September 22 a Winston County farmer George Peacock tried to suck poison from his son’s rattlesnake bite but failed. The twelve year old died within hours. the father also perished attempting to save him. Followed by notes on Luke Crawford of Thomaston as horserace trader and a pensions item ending abruptly.
In Anderson County a long argument urges farmers to diversify beyond cotton, cut imports, and invest at home. It warns that paying others for hay, feed, and tools drains profits, lowers capital, and keeps farmers dependent on external markets, while proposing home production and thrift as paths to independence and growth.
A Piedmont firm advertises Dr Westmoreland's Galisaya Tonic as a cure after two years of malaria related illness. The testimonial by E F Hastustr, president, claims major health revival after using five or six bottles. The notice includes a long list of miscellaneous curiosities and brief notes from various topics.
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