17 Sep 1885
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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1885
Page
1
A concise listing of fabric names and fabric types including Shirtings, Calicoes, Bed Tickings, Sea Islands, Flannels, and tweeds reflecting a period market catalog. The phrase showcases varied textiles such as Ginghbams and Koergeys, indicating broad catalog offerings.
A preacher contemplates the final judgment as a vast celestial audience. Christ will separate sheep and goats, reveal every life leaf by leaf, and cancel or seal fates in a dramatic, theologic courtroom before an apocalyptic heavenly throne.
A reader dispatch from Springfield reports a fierce cyclone struck Waslington Courthouse in Fayette County Ohio last night at about 8. It demolished 40 to 50 business blocks and nearly every residence, with over 400 buildings ruined. Rail depots were blown apart and the town left in darkness as wires failed and lanterns guided search parties for victims. At least 15 bodies recovered and hundreds wounded. aid and militia guards deployed as relief work begins. More casualties and property losses are expected with morning assessments under way.
Local retailer advertises a sale offering velvets silks satins dress goods cashmeres inexpensive gloves laces and related fabrics for immediate purchase in a promotional notice from a downtown shop.
Governor Headly denounces Sherman and Foraker in a fiery campaign speech. He condemns alienation and race-baiting, praises Civil War leaders, and argues for reform and economy in federal offices. The South Carolina phosphate industry figures prominently with production, capital, and state revenue details.
Report from Camden Journal describes Mrs Gaskins, daughter of the jailer, rallying a jail breakout at A. Pincky Womi County jail. Seventeen prisoners faced escape. she unlocked doors, forced guards back, and kept watch until the sheriff arrived. The piece lauds her courage and notes the jail’s poor state and the jailed inmates’ dispositions. Other items mock or advise on rural life and farming tips from Dr Pool of Grose Anchor.
A fragment from a Francisco News Deller column extols marriage harmony through mutual care and subtle influence, advising wives to “boss” gently via kindness and dinners. It shifts to a warning about high interest rates, illustrating with long-term growth figures to warn readers against ruinous loans.
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