The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1876-05-24
items Of Interest.

!. items of Interest. \
Egyptian women are old ct twenty.
| five. ~ @Ezs z
The immigration from Ireland for 1876
will be the smallest since 1851. 1t was
only 81, 1852 last year. 8
Not Less than twelve Thousand women
are employed in the glove trade in the
department. of the Loire, France, alone.
Russia contains II, ,S13, SUB children Of
between seven and fourteen years Of
age, and only sixty-nine per cent. attend
school aiasF
When q rich man becomes poor Il Is
but Just that he should be cut by oil
poor acquaintances who chung to him IN
better days.
The March coinage Of the San Franz
cisco mint amounted to 81, 900, !,
against 81, ,542, 900 IN the CORRESPONDING
month Of last year.
Aswoman and her daughter, the latter
only twelve years old, both reeling WITH
intoxication, were seen in the streets OF
Virginia City a few days ago,
We've suspected for some nIne past
that measures would have to- be taken to
check the alarmingly rapid growth of
the Smith family. And here now, sure
enougna ueh;h;t 8 - 4ha He,l nniai T q smifb,
~ ~ eH ana or,,shsr - I .
ronet anu .aono on, !.
a COW belonging 20 olias LAWS, OF
Vermont, ate nye ssalns q !ala: Mas. rs rs
carpet yarn, E1 Knoes ~ - sAIau, Iss sae
same DelE - ns as,w W Lno., ,h ,r,,ettas;t 4,
ss..a ~ au Laan4I . Sm nn1v q. - a ccrs - tsueaya
pes pes'u ~ ~ ~ carnsta az %
Lee ea...E ~ taso -. y ', q,
Ihere are giasses aau nssss' ss
aWny, saia lssgala ;lss3a - ~ - s,.s. m; .,
are yorl Always ioonlne ~ isiu sns e.ase !.
Secaase, %aeaa, ,a ana,sa mas ss ~ asgy - ;ya
~. sn1S s,, ,,a,sn,,ai @ ay oy,,saranca tr,a ene
you look into only deerades YOU !.
u ,,,o,tr;doa flaw throt,pf, a window in
lsaaa vi 81 n.asy,h1,al, N y and,
o.:Iu; ls - 60 ), rnooh;ns near - tha win.
a., Sa.1 isat ;t a9d fan ~ tha fIf,or dead.
TEM, % p.SAs r,t;o,, -, - ,rss sonnd tJ,at the
haoJ - tha h;rd waa crnsIed into
sies. Shameless Les mass r probably by its contact
w;tb tbe oIaas Il, the window.
T,lneo.es ,,rav,arted Miss Adelaide Neil.
aor fron anrearino at 4 London theater
~, tho otbar % ayeninu and with much fear
s.a Sa9 I tsass,,I;,,. tho noenoger rerniitted a
aa@ u9 :. .es - - W. ,;r1 ;rst f,r;aIino her.
yHs yI;ss. -. tba atsra II fake herr nart.
Su Sla ~ = ~ 90 nall that tha Londoners
Hhe i;Le ha. . nser1v ~ :. % a. ueli e as NeiIson.
g. neo,;,a .aor, - ha extremely
.ons nEu ps a. ono nf The churches In
- oooo-d;n,, In tha R,aletin. one
c.. Sa~ sI a. ,,.;,;ste, raod fba nraver far,
oIn1 : ,,s-s1n 1i y daen af1iction aad 4 man
L" d 81 not haan Inarried oot M and
WIZ. WIZ naa LIZ !oIg Ta 80 s.;d Nc ha a;dn,t wsnt nnb-
VEN ous. .,. ne ohaudaa sa,u Az ~ ON him in that
Ac sympatny op'ru'eo opat' " t =
way.
An old lady living IN Saugernes, n.
Y, while suffering from aaeyere mead
ache, fell asleep with Dottie OF smeit- @
ing salts in her hand. In the morning
she awoke with bilster on ner @ Snump'
which had covered tne'mon.n oI tne pos-
tie. In a short time lnfiammaaon
arose, gangrene set IN, and death loi-
lowed.
A safe deposit vault just completed In
London is deemed mvuineraple. Ii 10
sunk forty-six feet In the ground, Win
walls of brick and concrete SIX feet
thick. Inside this structure Is inc sale,
three feet thick, made OF nre pIlcs anu anu
undrillable iron. The metal ao9rs
weigh four tons each, and are swung py
hydraulic power. aaf
"A well known Paris dentist, residing
in the fashionable quarter, has been ar,
rested, and is in Mazas PRISON, accused
OF having tor years past, wnlie craving
and cleaning teeth, introduced slo% POI
son into rich patients. mouths az sne IN
stigation OF their helrs' ana mus com
mitted many murders. Two hn1oteo
Witnesses are said TO pe suDpHnaea'
A couple we're recently married at
Waynesboro. Pa, the bride being seven
ty-Aye and the groom seventy. one. The
latter had never been married before,
andhe was so overcome that ne falnted
at the conclusion OF the ceremony,
which incident led the newly married
wife to exclaim "Poor fellow, nave
feared all along that ne couian ,s s'an"
it," E. -. ~ z,zy&z
The foreign missionary work by Prot
estant Christians is summerized as fol
lows There are 1859 stations, 2, 132
missionaries. and 1857, ,074 native con-
yerts. The annual expense is over S5,-
100000. Great Britain is doing more
than half the work, the United States
about quarter, Germany stands neas.
and other countries are accrediteo Win
very little.
Brethren" said speaker, " when
was a bow I took Ratchet and went into
the woods. When I found a tree that
WAS STRAIGHT. big Ind solid, I didn't
touch that tree but when I found one
leaning little, and hollow inside, ! soon
had him down. 50 when the S deSn .goes goes
after Christians, he don't toqcn tnose tse
that stand straight. ana tr9e, pus s1,os' saAes
those that lean h1tie' anu are LULU"
inside"
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