The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1856-11-06
Mliarrllanruu5 Krahinyt.
PREDICTIONS for this b ear.


TnK following sagacious predictions were
made, though made for another year, will
doubtless be fulfilled in lS57:a 'sa
Through the whole course of the coming
year, whenever the moon wanes the night
will grow dark. -,s.--
On several occasions, during the year, the
sun will rise before certain people discover
il, and set before they have finished their
days work. -, r~IT = ill.,, 9
1t is quite likely, that when there is no
business doing, many will be heard TO COM
plain of hard times, but it is equally certain
that all who hang themselves will escape
starvation. ... @..f
If bustles and hoops 60 out of fashion, n
church pew will hold more than three Ia.
dies. --ae--
IL handles wear their boards, there will lie
less work for the BARRIERS, and he who wears
mustachios, will have something TO snceze
at. h.... a..... .r.. -..... =. .,......-..
There will be many eclipses Of virtue,
some visible, others invisible ..--...
Whosoever is in love, will think his mis-
tress perfect angel, and will only find out
the truth of his suspicion by getting mar
ried. 0,1H
Many delicate ladies, whom no one would
suspect, will be kissed without telling their
Mas. Z r a.5E.aas vs.. -.
There will be more books published than
will find purchases, more bills made than
will find payers. s. 49,. -.u..g..r 4 4
If the incumbent of fat office should die,
there will he dozen feet ready to step into
one pair of shoes. .,...........
If a young lady should happen to blush,
she will be apt TO look red in the face, with
out The use Of paint if she dreams of young
man three nights in succession, il will be a
sign Of something; il she dreams of him four
times, or have the tooth ache, it is ten to
one she wifi Je long time in getting either
Of them out Of &or head. -"
Many people wNl drink more strong Ii.
quor than will be necessary to keep them
sober, and take afuse aaeslicine than will be
requisite to tie enjoyment of good health.
Dinuers and entertainments will be given
70 those xho have enough at home, and the
poor wia receive much advice gratis, legal
and medical excepted. ~ i1.J
The public debts Of the repudiating States
will hardly be adjusted, and the same fate
viii very probably attend many private CON
tracts ia this latitude.
Lie who inarries this year will run a great
risk, especially if lie does it in great hur
ry- ...s, ...f..s.... ......r .....
lie gllo steals a match gives tat,lers oc-
'easios, to gossip. and will bc apt TO involve
lrinaself and pride in disagreeable relations.
There will be a great noise all over the
country when il tl,upders, and a tremendous
dust will he kicked up occasionally, by coach
horses. est.gpa ID, lar..ss .s-
Many young ladies, who hope for it, but
little expect it, will be married; and many
who confidently anticipate that glorious con-
summation, will be doomed to wait another
| year. $500. s..s t,....,, -. lee,
Finally, there exists little doubt, this will
be "most wonderful year. surprising in
interest all that have preceded it. Politi'
clans will make fools Of others; any many
women with pretty faces will make fools Of
| both. "a 3. 80 81 3r E"'i
The world viii 60 round as usual and
come back to the place whence it set out as
will many man who engages in business.
There will be great crvs and little wool,
both at the shearing Of pigs and tire meet
ing Of Congress. +g
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