The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-07-20
Newsstand Gossip.
Frogs have teeth in the upper

/. = There ere 10,70O men on the police
force of London.
:, Iowa sustained 100000 damage
by the recent cyclone.
| $4,000 has been subscribed for
the Garfield monument.
- Tho, people of New York are flee.
ing from.the intense hea..
- - museum OF Confederate relics is
to be established in Raleigh, N. @.
- New Orleans YVES damaged by fire
to.the extent of $780, 900 on July 9th.
.--Tho Greenbackers aud Republicans
OF Alabama have united on q State tick.
: The Mormons say they expect 15,.
| o0O recruits from the old world this sum.
mer.
= = The outlook for the crop in Great
ing.
- The Ohio iron strikes have Eeen
settled aud tho workmen are again OF
work.
= The cotton crop in South Carolina
.s said to be better than in any other
State. ~
=. The recent elections in Mexico hayo
resulted in the support of the admins.
tration.
= The mountains in Swain county. N.
e., arc said to be Of solid marblevred.
pink, plaided and black.
The quarantine officers have dis
covered small pox on vessel bringing
Chinese to San Francisco.
- Clyde, q mulatto connected with tho
Charlotte Postoffice, has been arrested
for stealing from the mails
The Mississippi River has again
overhowed It's banks, and Is doing con.
siderable damage in the West.
A new Moslem Messiah has nm.
peared in the East. Some fear n hotv
war will be the result of his appearance.
The Governor of North Carolina
has decided not to call Gu extra session
OF the legislature to re. district that State
= The Tennessee boilers from the req.
!!ar Democratic ticket are taking stems
towards putting another ticket in the
Many prominent men of Russia
have recently been arrested as Nihilists,
ihey were discovered in q secret lodge
room.
- The official majority in favor of
Prohibition In Ic@: ia 29,438. Total
vote, 2sO,2G4. For, 154,s51; against,
!25,4l3.
Mr Moody is now in Paris; after
spending, few weeks there he vii re-.
turn to England, whore lie will remain
tor year.
= The decrease in the public debt for
June was Sl2,660, ,696, which makes a
total reduction for tho year ending
June, 1882, sl5l, ,Gs4,35l.
= Richard paulk. white, of Union
county, 8. G., has been sentenced to one
Year In the penitentiary or to pay fine
OF sooo for marrying q negro woman.
John Turner, of Savannah, Ga. .f.
sar serving out eight years OF O iifeser.
vice tor murder in the penitantiarv. han
proven his innocence and been released.
= Az Goldsbolo, N. @, man built q
fence, using live cypress for post. The
posts took root and are growing rapidly.
bearing the fence slowly but surely sky.
ward.
: The U. s. District Court at San
Francisco fined a British Captain
$ll 100 for bringing over Chinese inn
mIigrats In numbers exceeding that al
lowed by the recently enacted laws.
"Well, Andrew" q gentleman re.
marked to Scotchman, who, with his
brother, was the only remnant of a mar.
row sect, II suppose YOU and SANDY ara
tho only bodies Who viii get W to % heaven en-
now7 "Deed, Sir" replied Andrew
shaking his head, can I'm no. 80 sure
about Sandy"
- On the West Shore Railroad near
Milton, N. Y, OH the afternoon of the
i5th INST, 4 premature explosion of o
blast occurred while party of twenty
elgnt workmen were in close proximity
to the hole. Two kegs of powder were
In the rock. Eighteen of the working
party are dead; two are missing, sup.
posed to be buried in the debris, and
three are badly injured. Several of the
deat and injured are Italians known only
oy numbers and unable to speak English.
1t was spring night. The fire had
gone. out In the furnace, the thermometer
stood at goo shc.e =e-c :aa ..h!:s !.o-a1.
we're the sole occupants of the parlor.
PRESENTLY her mother came to the head
Of the stairs aud, in voice like the
scream of steam whistle, cried:
"Amandy, como up into the sitting room
immejitly; I'm afraid you'll catch your
death cold down there" But Amandy
answered In soft, fute-like tones "Don't
make fool Of yourself, ma. Charley's
| keeping me as werm as toast"
The Live Stock Journal, in regard
to feeding cows well, says: "There is
less excuse for feeding good milch COW
stingily than any other farm animal.
She does not ask any credit, she makes
prompt daily payment, and her produce
is a cash article. If he has not the food
ut hand prudence and good Judgment as
we'll as humanity, require him to furnish
her full rations at all times, without re-
gard to favorable or unfavnrable sea-
SON. We always counsel dairymen to
make an earnest effort to produce all the
food for their herds upon their own
farms, but the first principle Of profitable
dairying requires that they give abun-
dant food to keep up an even flow of
milk, whether they produce or purchase
the food"
= The National Educational Associa-
tion met In Saratoga, N. Y, on the 18th
inst, alternating with the American In
.htute of Instruction, which met the day
before. Hon. Gustavns J. Orr, of Allan
10, President. gave his inaugural address.