The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-08-31

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- People forgive great mans faults
more readily than they praise q small
!; mans virtues - - . y
-J.N. Free, better known as "the
immortal IN" has. been sent TO the in
sane asylum-near Toledo. 3 y : =
~ Man may learn wisdom from post
age stamp. It sticks to its legitimate
business. Letters profit by>it.
= Pride is an extravagant opinion of
our own worthiness; vanity is an inordi-
nate desire that others shonld share that
opinion.
= 1t is a mistake the press has fallen
into; in saying that our Uncle Samuel is
goibg'to marry-he is already welded to
reform.
Negroes in Alabama, who wanted
to vote the Democratic ticket, were
threatened with expulsion BY the
churches.
/; = AnFeditoRs excuse for disseminating
the publication Of his paper was that
everybody else stopped the paper and he
thought he would.
Mr.. .Beecher thinks, the wickedest
thing in the world is to thump a child
on tie head. This is undoubtedly true.
The best way to punish child is to pour
hot beeswax down its back.
l....n,-When q Connecticut deacon nudged
q somnolent worshipper with the contri-
button box, the sleepy individual awoke
partially, smiled, murmured, II don't
smokep and dropped off again.
81 Colored Democratic clubs are being
organized in different parts of the State
of Florida, and the members are enthu-
siastic in their desire to secure the cleo
-tion7of Tilden and Hendricks,
- Burke 1.-THE person who grie7es
suffers his passion to grow upon him; he
INDUCES it, he loves2it; but this never
happens in case of actual pain, which
mo one ever endured; willingly for any
considerable time"
- Ex-Judge Thomas, of Newbern, N.
c., one of the most distinguished Repub-
licans of that State, has renounced bis
allegiance to- the Republican party, and
says that he will vote for Tilden and
Vance and the National and State DEM
ocratic tickets.
= Mrs. Fannie Hall, of Walker Coun-
ty, Ga, near Pond Springs, gave birth to
child With two heads, one red and one
black, two bsckbones, two hearts and. two
stomachs, three arms and four hands and
two legs. DIR. Price the attending ply
sician, says it was two children from the
waist up and one from. there down, <
4 Mrs. Nellie Marshall McAfee,
daughter of the late Humphrey Mar
shall, of Kentuckey, and near descen-
dant of Chief Justice Marshall, has an
nounced, her intention of adopting the
stage as profession. She will make her
debut in Louisville this winter, and con-
templates starring tour through the
Western and Southern States.
During the discussion ct Hender-
sonyille, N. c., between Gov. Vance and
Judge Settle, on the 9th of July, Major
Rhett, of South Carolina, asked Gov.
Vance if he could tell how much money
the, revenue officers had taken from poor
farmers who distilled little swhiskey
from their twenty-five to thirty bushels
of corn. Gov. Vance replied that there
we're only two who knew, and they were
the Almighty, who had nothing to do
withst Radical party, aud the Devil,
who had 80 much interest in that party
that he would not tell.
- About 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon
citizen climbed the stairs leading to a
Detroit lawyers Office, pushed open the
door with an impatient slam and angrily
inquired: "Why didn't you call on me
as requested" 'Call on you? l didn't
know that you wanted to see me-" was
the surprised reply. II left a note on
your table an hour before noon," contin.
|sued.the citizen. ut was enclosed in an
envelope directed to you, and wrote the
word 3private' across the end" "Ihat
explains it," answered the lawyer, sink
ing back into his chair. my wife cane
down here this morning, saw that letter,
and I'll bet she wasn't the fifteenth part
of second putting it into her pocket.
hope for the Lords sake that you wrote
a large hand and signed your full
name"