The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-05-27
: Wealth is not his who gets, but his

- Wealth is not his who gets, but his
who enjoys it.
- Fretting about to.morrow's troubles
never drives them off.
= Facts are stubborn things. Mules
are stubborn things.
- Could not the doctors fees be justly
called ill-gotten gains.
- The peach crop is a dead failure
throughout Florida.
: A rigid quarantine has been estab-
lished at New Orleans.
- An indication of spring-A bent
pin in the teachers chair.
- The conricts at the Texas State pen
itentiary turn out $4,000 bricks daily.
- Never relate your misfortune, and
never gricve over what you cannot pre-
vent.
"A mans good breeding is the best
security against other peoples i'll man
ners.
- The quantity of cotton consumed
in 1873 was fifty-four times greater than
177S.
= There are said to be at this moment
more editors in than out of prison in
Russia.
1T is estimated that the present rice
crop in Louisiana will bo double that of
last year. >.
"A good quality of white porcelain
clay has been discovered in Forsyth
county, N. G.
- There has been no issue of silver
five cent and copper two cent pieces
since 1872.
Nearly 1000 workmen are employed
upon new buildings now going up in At
lanta.
-Arkansas has more miles of naviga-
BILE rivers than any other State in the
Union.
During this year 100000 bushels of
corn have been shipped to Europe from
Richmond, Va.
= If some folks had their way about
this world how few people could live
comfortable in it.
- In Henry county, Georgia, a whole
drove of hogs, while lying in a heap,
were killed by lightning.
= New Orleans has shipped to France
and Italy within year 100000 gallons
of cotton seed oil.
= Long staple seed cotton is 80 scarce
in East Florida, but one third the usual
crop will be planted.
- About 81 900 postage is daily paid
at the New York postofice by newspa-
per and periodical publishers.
"A Minnesota farmer raised last year
700 bushels of clover seed, and is now
selling it at at IS per bushel.
The cotton mills at Columbus, Ga,
have used during the last eight months
15,462 bales of cotton.
- Moody and Sankey will probably
assist in the services at the Methodist
camp meeting near Handboro, Mis-, in
June.
- At Columbus, Texas, a mechanic
gave a check on bank, written on
piece of lumber. The check was prompt
ly honored.
- Buffalo and wild horses on the plains
of Western Texas are being driven south
in search of water, such is the severity
of the drouth.
- Religion that never suf6ces to gov
ern man will never suffice to save him.
That which does not distinguish him.
from perishing world.
- Artemus Ward once commenced a
lecture by saying: "Ladies and gentle
men, possess gigantic intellect, but l
haven't it with me-"
"A boy of four, taken to church for
the first time, listened to the organ for q
few moments and then said "When will
the organ man let the monkey out?"
In future, election tickets in Missis-
sippi must contain nothing whatever be.
sides the name of the person voted for
and the office for which he is candi-
date.
The credit of the State of Missis-
sippi is at par. Her warrants are equal
to currency, and are paid on demand.
Her bonds command premium in the
market.
- There is not single liquor saloon
in any town on the line of the East Ten
nessee and Georgia railroad, between
Chattanooga and Knoxville, distance
of 112 miles.
IlItie uTOpS VI wateI, 'iIIio 3. "'"o
of sand, make the mighty ocean and the
beauteous land. Also, little lips of wbis-
key, little horns of beer, makes high
old bender and the drunken spree.
= Mrs. Rogers and one of her daught-
ers, of Buncombe, N. c., made by their
own labor, during last season, from two
and half acres Of land, 1854 worth of
tobacco. This amount was realized after
paying rent of onethird of the crop.
At Newbern, N. c., ]. L. Rheen
planted crop of peas on the 1st of Feb
ruary and finished gathering the product
on the goth of April. He then cut the
vines from forty.five acres, and cured
them for forage, and on the evening of
April 80 had the ground planted in cot
ton.
= A gentleman passing q colored
school at Toccoa, Co., saw number of
little chaps playing in the bushes-as if
they were hunting for some one, using
sticks for guns, when he casually ask
ed them what they were doing, and re-