The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-02-23
News and Gossip.

In Florida 5000 pine apples can be
raised on an acre Of ground.
= The New York bar will give Judge
Porter complimentary dinner.
A woman in Graves County, Ken.
tucky, is undergoing q forty days fast.
= One thousand men are employed in
the iron works in Cherokee county, Ala.
= This is the year tina, the Moham.
medans expect the coming Of their Mes
siah.
= a Minnesota man, aged Gf,ysever.
recently married the seventeen year old
daughter Of his second wife.
= Boston P4st. Queer how things vii!
happen An Arkansas man named
Bootjack, fell from window and killed a
cat dead at Philadelphia.
= The laily price paid for iutoxica-
ting driLls in New York is estimated ct
$27O, 900 or SOS, $4,000 every year.
There is slid to be alarming increase Of
drunkenness among the women. Drunk
enncss II the nations great crime to-day.
=" Whom shall we try next 2" asked
the District Attorney. TRY Ginsing's
roof pills and porus pad for the liver"
so!cmnly said a travelling medicine man in
tic audience and the court room was
cleared in minute. Purhington Uuuk.
eye.
= At one place in Wyoming, where
women suffer woman suffrage. Mr.. Ilora-
ito Evans and his wife ran on opposite
tickets for the same office and, alas, for
the rarity of huuian charity, Mr.. Evans
won.
= II is not too late to 60 West, IN the
opinion Of Elijah Chadwick, age l02
year, and three months, and his wife,
aged l02 years and seven months, of
Walker County, Ga, who have gone to
Arkansas, where they will reside in ,ho
future with their on.
- Talking about the presidency lately
Senator David Davis said "My ambi-
ton that way is gone. am too old, and
cd. am sixty. seven years old, and the
machine is not what it used TO be. am
not candidate, and will not be-
= Guiieau has been so alarmed by the
| small pox letters he has received that he
| iIus had himself vaccinatcd. II recalls
| the story Of the man, Who just before he
was hung, asked for q glass of ale. When
handed to him he blew the froth from the
top Of the glass because sit was bad fol
the liver"
| = The woman suffrage movement
seems to be getting along some. /, ha.
been decided by the House Committee
OIL Rules, that standing committee or
women suffrage will report accordingly
This generation, however, will hardly SCI
women suffrage in vogue. The colintr,
is not ripe for such radical overturn o
existing ideas.
= a terrible story comes from Rocl
Rapids, Iowa. Two daughters and thci
mother conspircd with the lover of ont
ofthe girls to kill the husband and father
and one Of the daughters actually sho
the old man in the head with a pistol
furnished by the lover, killing him in
stantly.
- Gen. Gordon aud his brothers
Walter and Eugene, are said to have
made another round million by rccen
railroad deal in the Southeast. The Cor
dons were all poor when the eldest O.
the three brothers resigned from the
United States Senate to 20 into railroad
building, and now they are regarded n.
among the wealthiest men in the South
A boy died in PHILADELPHIA of nv.
drophobia. In one of his struggles bi,
of froth from his lips flew into his father.
eye. The man had nervous temper.
ament, aud he imagined that he had be.
come inoculated with the disease. He
felt all the symptoms, gave the peculiar
coughs resembling barRs, and writhcd in
agony. A physician assured him tha,
hydrophobia could not possibly have de-
velopcd in few hours. not from such q
cause, but that made no difference
Powerful doses of chloral were required
to quiet him, and he was left almost life
less b. the violence of the attack.
: The total loss by last falls forest
fires in Michigan is finally set Mt 81, ,257,-
565. distributed among 3,075 families and
1895 persons. There were / AGA houses
| and AIS barns burned. Contributions
for the relief of the sufferers have
amounted to something like 81 200, 900
ell told, but the people were so poor that
the money and supplies now on hand
will be exhausted by March l, and it is
said that something like 100000 more
will be required to get the destitute per-
sons through The spring and aid them to
plant crops. A special session of the
Michigan Legislature is to be called to
act in the matter by direct appropriation
and remission of taxes.
- The sermon with which the Rev.
George G. Min astonshed his Unitarian
congregation. in Chicago, by renuncia-
tion of belief in God or future life, was
o bitter attack OH Christianity. Speak
ing. OF the general disbelief in n literal
hell, he said: "Yet, defenders of con-
servative theology would do we'll to guard
strongly the gates of hell. for when they
faii the chief scourge in the hands of the
church has lost its lash. Nayl the sys.
tenn then already totters to its fall for
the foundations Of orthodoxy are laid in
the bed Of hell" He thinks that the
churches of a century hence will teach
morality for its own sake, and leave .ha
question of future life to speculation.
Mr.. Min was until lately a Congrega-
tionalist. The Chicago church which he