The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1879-11-12
1TENs OFINTEREsT.

a handsome thing IN 0reSS gOOQ8sHA
pretty girl 0tasod xblicas.t.s3 ode
Scotland has produced another pea.
SAINT bard named Anderson, q railroad
laborer. .....,< .r6,i b, {. i.,,S.. ,,5.s,
French, Normandy and Breton cap
crowns appear on many OF the imported
bonnets. i'''S
The man who goes away for his health
brings it back with him II successful
Fcayusse. .9f5St ~ - stisitls;S
When the night is pitch dark, It does
by no means follow that it's Starry
WKin WhG,as. .,,,,iy 8 I, sse f;t,;,
A Russian editor has been sent to
Siberia for criticising q sermon Jnthe
infallibility of the Gar. stt !.
Some one who believer that "breyity
is the soul Of wi" writes, !" Don't cat
stale O c,imbers. They'll W up" "
Nomatter how a young lady's hat Is
lost it is almost certain to turn up
either behind or at the side.--Sdzidy
&oHe. ff93 81: ir} z9ts} Z! - 10 4 i Sg;.
We presume the axletrees Of railroad
car wheels are called journals because
of their rapid circulstion Boston Tran
script.
There are thirty thousand deaf mutss
in the United States, and fifty places OF
worship where services arc conducted In
the sign language. ~ y J! Z.
-" IF there Is no moonlight, viii yon
meet me by gaslight. dearest Julianas"
Z" No, Augustus, / won't she repnea;
I'm no gas meter. i, s.. ..,3,,5,,F,..l
The most novel joint stock company
vet formed is at Chester, Pa, where fifteen
stockholders own an animal said to be
the best coon dog in the country.
The Prince of Wales SONS receive fas
naval cadets twenty-five cents q day,
which will be raised to forty-five cents
when they become midslipmen.
When pedestrian has to walk up and
down the room all night with a squal-
ling baby, he generally makes more Laps
than he does smiles.-76roHto Grapssc.
The total production Of the world Of
gold and silver for the three hundred
and seyenty-three years from A93 70
1875 is estimated by an eminent German
.utbority at S7,476. 1856 ,5lO.50 Of silver
and S5.644. Isl pa. .43 of gold.
An editor started paper ina towna
few weeks ago, and he says the next day
after the appearance of the first issue
fifty persons called at the office. to tell
him how to run it. Only ffty2 About
three hundred and thirty citizens who
know better how to conduct newspa.
per than an editor who has ten years
experience must have been out OF town,
or sick, and couldn't get around.-Nor-
ristoton Herald. IsF AphHn - ~ q.
cit is moro disgraeeful, my son, said
fond parent, ITO wear BLACK eye tnam
it is to wear shabby clothes. a-as,
replied the boy, "but the CLONES are
hardest to get rid off, And the old may
sat silent for long time, thinking what
to say, and by the time he thought ofIs
his boy had been over in the .nelgnDorS
yard fifteen minutes, and had licked
the neighbor's SON and won white
alley, two crystals and a boly.-ha~s-
eye.
Sir Henry Bulwer, uncle Of Lord
Lytton, for months fancied himself
affected with paralysis of the legs, and
refused to put foot to the ground, but
was wheeled in q chair by a servant.
One day the Rhone steamer on which ne
was travelling caught fire, and the cap
tain having run the boat ashore, plank
was thrown out. by which the passen-
gers might land. The first person on
this new bridge, and stepping nimbly
down. was Sir Henry. When safe on
shore he remembered himself and called
out to his servant, Garry me, Forster"
But it was too Late, Forster refused to
hear more of his masters folly, and Sir
Henry walked very well to the day OF
his death. ..f ....,. .r.e'-....s
Oh, these memories all fow inward, -
On my tired heart to-day, ..s.,.....
And almost smell the clovor,
While list, the robins lay.
Lila ". Cuahmsa-
Sweet the summer breezes gently
Sweep along the cottage thatch,
And almost smell the clover,
While list, the robins hatch.
-Steu6snvills Herald.
LATEST ..a ..'
And while autumn winds are signing,
. Echoing my hearts sad throbbin's,
Yesterday we shot and made 80
Bully pot-pie OF the robins.
-Rurlfn1tou HdtckE1e,