The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-03-23
News and Gossip.

| tndn medicine.
- Give neither counsel nor salt mill
you are asked for it.
Montgomery, Ala, has just started
her first cotton factory.
= VIM. III. Vanderbilt recently gave
ball which cost $4,000.
- There were 1875 fires in New York
city during the past year.
Buffalo gnats are killing the muIes
In some sections of Louisiana.
- Conscience is the voice of the soul.
the passions are thu voice of the body.
- Seligman, who is Grants broker
says the latter has no need for rece;ver
= DR.. Waddy Thompson died at bis
nome IN Greenyille on Tuesday of last
49, Atlanta, Ga. has appropriated $50.
park" ~ 'o' :" '''s
| Contracts made on Sunday cannot
be enforced" How about SUNDAY mar.
riages? '''
-. - Leon county, Fla, it is estimated.
wiii ship 10000 barrels of Irish potatoes
this season.
DR.. Westmoreland is said TO have
remarked that Senator Hill could not
possibly last long.
- During the months OF January and
February, 1865 emigrants loft HamburS
for lie United States.
- Toledo claims citizen who pours
hot water down his wife's back because
she won't join his church.
= Impolitencss is derived from lust
two sources-indiferenc to the divine
and contempt for the human.
1t is only right that he who asks
forgiveness Tor his offences, should be
prepared to grant it to others.
John H. Cough, the great tempex.
ance Lecturer, has lost his voice, aud been
compelled to give up lectrring.
- The recent attempt to secure reli.
gious liberty in Sweden has failed
some future attempt will succeed.
- Ex-senator Simon Cameron baa
reached his eighty.third birth. dav and
Judge David Davis his sixty. seventh
= The Presient has at last found man
VINO wants the vacant place on the Su-
preme Bench. Judge Blatchford has &C.
= The bill appropriating $4,000 for
statue Of Chief Justice Marshall In
Washington has passed both Houses of
Congress. -
| = The discovery of the man out West
VINO eloped with his mother.in.law leads
us TO believe that the err of ali reconcil-
iation is at hand.
! Il is said that Philadelphia exhibi.
tors ut the Atlanta Exposition got orders
tor over $2,O00,0C0 word of goods from
Southern planters.
"A Constantinople dispatch to the
London Times says that it Is feared in
| o.fcial circles that war between Russia
au' Austria is inevitabis.
= Recent statistics show that there are
abount $4,000 insane people in this coun.
Try, or about to TIT of the population.
Tho ratio in England is to $50.
Tho Mohammedans expect the world
tocome to on end this year. IL teinr the
1900 of the Hegirs. They look for the
coming of Mahdi, or Messiah.
= The proposed amendment to the
Constitution of Iowa prohibiting the sale
OF intoxicating liquors has passed the
lover House Of the Legislature, ay
i AS result of the recent persecu-
ton OF Jews in Russia, it is estimated
that $80,000,000 of property has been
destroyed and 100000 Jewish families
reduced to poverty,
- The total number of Baptist in the
United States according to the Baptist
Year Book for 1882, is 1886, ,O22. The
net gain by baptisms for 1881 was 35.S09.
2l,l54 less than the year before.
= The small pox is raging in Bethle.
hem, Pa, and people are leaving tho
town. The schools have been broken ND.
1t scenes strange in this age that there
should be 30 many unyaccinated persons.
=; David Navazzo, tho "fat boyp who
has been on exhibition in different parts
Of the United States, died, last week, IN
Pittsburg Pa, OF smallpox. He was 2l
yoai0 oiu, anu, it is said, iii WeigI5d if9H ;2H :
pounds.
= There will be many public questions
TO be settled this year, but the .Gn,ohind
Spartan strikes it right when It says ; !
The great and absorbing consideration.
just now, il how to make the best crop
possible at least expense" -
= The Rev. w. T. Brantley. d. D..
, one of the leading Baptist divines of the
South, died suddenly in Baltimore on
, the 9th inst. He was q native OF this
z State, and at the time of his death was
pastor of the Seventh Baptist Church of
J Baltimore, o position held for so many
years by the lamented Richard Fuller.
- The President has pardoned John
l.. Dickson, formerly postmaster at Gras.
sy Greek postoffice, N. c., who was SEN
fenced to one years imprisonment in
Auburn IN. ~ Stats prison on charge
: of embezzlement, 1t has since become
evident that he plead guilty to shield his
, wife, who took ten dollars from q letter
.. while acting for him, he being absent at
3 the time. He had already served four
4 months.
After q protracted discussion, the
!, Anti Chinese bill passed the U. s. Senate
on last Thursday, By vote of 20 to Is.
|, The bill, as passed, provides that after
the expiration of ninety days from the
passage of the act, for twenty years the
(; coming of Chinese laborers to the United
= States shall be suspended. The master
= of any vessel who brings Chinese Ia
:, oorer to this country during that period
1, is liable to pay q fine not exceeding $500
= and to be imprisoned for term not ex-
ceeding one year. The act does not apply
TO Chinese etudenta faanharS frovaJIoyo