Examination notices and school changes in Anderson County
The column reports teacher examinations at the court house on Friday and Saturday in October, with whites on Friday and colored on Saturday. It notes new teachers, campus moves, and resignations at Ivy Hollow, Townville, and Honea Path schools, plus cadet exams at Citadel Academy and a Teachers’ Association meeting invitation. It comments on educator preparation, local school enrollments, and a critique of teachers’ vacation work and reading.
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Court House
Wickersham
European Tour From Strasbourg to Heidelberg and Beyond
A traveler chronicles a Rhine journey from Strasbourg across a rough river road to Heidelberg during Festang celebrations. He notes electric tricycles in Worms, a Luther Monument in Mainz, and German university duels, then reflects on German culture, farming life, family letters, and aging in Georgia.
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Gorrespendence Anderson
Strasburg
Rhine
Kahl
Heidelberg
Tim
Heildeberg
Eltengen
Strasbourg
Heildelberg
Germany
Sam
Harvard
Yale
German University
Gdosire
Neckar
Onatle
Worms
Edison
Mayence
Wentbaden
Rudesheim
Bingen
Daft Bingen
Mary
Old City
Seminary Board Votes on Dr Woodrow Case and Suspension
The Theological Seminary board met at 9 30 AM under President Jomea Hemphill with full attendance. They granted relief from teaching pending a General Assembly decision and voted to close the seminary until September 1887. Dr Tadlock to oversee buildings library and grounds during suspension.
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The
Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Jomea Hemphill
T. H. Law
Boek
South Carolina
Synood
James Hemphill
T. B. Fraser
W. Jd. McKay
L. Morris
T. Hy. Law
J. Adger Smith
Georgia Synod
William Adams
James Stacey
George W. Scott
W. ©. Sibley
Alabama Synod
F. B. Webb
H. U. MeKes
South Georgia
Florida Synod
W. H. Dodge
Woodrow
General Assembly
Georgia Synoo
Florida
Georgia
Alabama
Tadlock
Hereman
Syoode of
Alabama Pgsin
Lefevre
Virginia
Columbia Register
Rival Brother Candidates Play Violin On Campaign Route
In Chattanooga on September 1, brothers A. A. and Robert L. Taylor, rival governors candidates, were greeted by crowds at a hotel. They shared a room and entertained supporters with a joint violin performance featuring “Arkansas Traveler” and “Bow.” The scene showed amicable relations between the siblings amid campaign chatter. The text notes fundraising in Boston for Charlevoix relief totaling 8,293.1
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Chattanooga
A.A
Robert L. Taylor
Anyyua
Arkonans
Qlowin
Oconee Driving Association Exhibition Receives Praise
The Oconee Driving Association held its first annual exhibition of trotting stock and county stock on September 1 and 2. Judges from Piedmont Charleston and Abbeville awarded fairly and the event built a track and buildings at expense of 600 to 700 dollars. The paper lauds public spirit and hopes for larger future displays. It argues cotton handling tips for planters including bale weight, secure sewing, and proper drying to protect value.
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Joyde Cleveland
Piedmont
J.B. Arnold
Charleston
H. H. Bill
Abbeville
United States
Atock
Tha
Walhalla
Morehanta
Chester County
Public toast anecdote at Yorktown celebration
Col Scales recalls a tale from a Yorktown event where the British Consul at Richmond responds to a toast praising liberty and British magnanimity. He remarks Britain could have evacuated the area long ago. Music by the band and notes on Indiana corn crop follow.
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Col. Scales
North Carolina
Yorktown
Richmond
Great Britain
Casnwallis
Augusta Chroniale
Agricultural Association of South Carolina proposed by farmers convention
A report from the Farmers Convention urges formation of the Agricultural Association of South Carolina. Delegates would be elected by county associations or conventions, with October elections and a November first meeting in Columbia. The aim is to boost agricultural interests and unite farmers and others under a new statewide body. A call goes to counties to appoint delegates or form mass meetings in October or on sale day in November.
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Carolina
H. P. Archer
Charleston
Archer
Tet
Qur Boya
Southland
Siner
Rhetts
South Carolina
Washington
Harvard University
Mason
Dizon
New Hampshire
Rhett
Boston
John Brangon
John
Kingston
Taayar
Marion
Ais Zoldiera
Dahlonega
Georgia
Jessis
Treckon
Jonesy
Carl
Pompeii
Campbell Wallace
Wgbband
Keely’s
Keely
Captain Keely
Parmer
Committee On Permanent Organization
Agricultural Association of
Comelat
General Assembly
Bae
Adledey
Columbia
Fortiers
Ohenoweth
Texas
Heise
Jack County
Fort? Worth
Chenowath
Moisture Bath Eases Tetanus Symptoms Says Dr Oswald
Dr Felix L Oswald advocates moisture and steam bath as a remedy for lockjaw or tetanus. He describes initial neck stiffness and jaw rigidity, with cramp like neck and facial spasms, headaches, and numbness. Warmth and moisture reportedly relax muscles and reduce danger of relapse for about a quarter hour.
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Felix L. Oswald
Bee anatomy and stinging mechanism described by Chester
The text discusses the bee sting apparatus, its sheath, poison flow, and guard lubrication. It contrasts queen and worker stings, notes propensities of the queen to sting only in royal contest, and mentions the bee’s survival despite repeated stings. It also briefly cites a comment on Vassar College about a marriage chair.
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Cheshire
Ito
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B. F. Grayton & Sons
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Weatertt
Columbus
University
Reed & Stephens
Sullivan & Brotier. Fence Company
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Burilea
Cordera
Sullivan & Bro. Fence CO
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Pressley
W. W. Sadler
Ivy Hollow
Weston
Davidson College
Plain Dealer
Honea Path
Watkine
Honey Path
Slabtown
J. P. Smith
Mias Mary Boggs
Boleman
Townville
Citadel Academy
Mesers
C. Burrias
Hunter's Spring
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Teachers’ Association
Borvies
Belton
Anderson County
Campball
Nashville Normal College
Campbell
W. F.cox
Helton
Ons
Ligon & Reed
Anderson
Young, Rhee Revenge
Wisconsin
Dontor
OUR
Rho
Chicago
Bill Abe
the Theological Seminary
Upper Carolina
Indiana
State Convention of Farmers
A. B. Trullatay
Farmers’, Convention
Vassar College
Ana
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