The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-04-27
News and Gossin.

:. The man who could no: express his
feelings sent them by mail.
Elk. President Hayes contributed
500 to the Garfield monument fnnd.
:. The latest definition of an old maid
"a woman that has been "made" long
= 1t is more honorable 10 acknowl.
edgee. our faults than to boast of our
merits. o"'
:. - There's woman at the bottom Of
the WELL "''' 'e'' ~
a Georgia girl lately had occasion
10 INFORM young gentleman that her
hand was not a lemon.
=. Why should dvxology e.,he uame
OF tue last boy in every family? Recause
j. is the last Of the hims.
= Why is a wife like a newspaper
because every man should have one
without borrowing his reighbor's.
:, On Monday 100000 bushels of
grain were sold at the New York Pro.
duce Exchange-the largest quantity
ever sold In one day.
= DR.. Strother, a Kentucky Iecturer
holds that the Garden of Eden was ths,
Mississippi Valley, and that Noah's Az
started from Manhattan Island
= letter carrier in Meriden, Conn.
whose wife has inherited 100000, still
goes his rounds, although the Postmaster
nus Svver"i applicants for mis- pinro.
- Those men who destroy healthful
constitution of body by in,emperapce
and irregular life, do as manifestly xiii
themselves as those who hang or drown
themselves.
= Chicago has the largest pro rata
Jewish population of any city in the
world. There are fifteen synagopucs
with about 10000 in the aggregate con.
gregatons.
= President Garfeld's grave on every
pleasant Sunday is visited ty thousands
OF quiet people. The sentinels still pace
about the vault, the bronze doors of
which are thrown back, revealing the
=. The Washington Critic is the au.
thority for the statement that Secretary
Lincoln will remain tut short TINA
longer in the Cabinet, and that he will
be superseded by more vehement pa,.
tisan.
= "A pretty girl in Sweden turned up
her nose at her poor but deserving lover,
anu 1t iroze In that position. Now she
doesn't know whether 20 retire from the
world or hire out to atand in somebody'a
hall as hat.rack.
- The Queen Of England has now
perquisites paid to her and her fam. anu
lily will average fully $5,OOO,OO0 wear,
or during the period of her reign the
enormous sum Of 1920, 100000.
= That the Graugers are -.i!l alive in
the West is shown by their ownership of
ninety public halls in Michigan, ranging
in cost from 5000 to $1,000. These are
used for the meetings of the Oranges
and rented out for other purposes.
- There is man in Washington. d.
T., 30 iorgetiul of faces, that his wife is
compelled to keep wafer stuck on the
end Of her nose that he may distinguish
her from other ladies but even this does
not prevent him making occasional mis-.
takes.
= The wife of Senator Malone haa
won IN Washington the distinction of
wearing handsomer jewels than does any
other woman in official society. Her
diamonds used long ago TO be matter
OF comment, and when she returned from
Europe lately her husband presented her
additions to her jewelry case valued at
= The New York Tribune of Tuesday
says: Ex- Governor Daniel H. Chamhar.
lain has been very sick for several weeks
from nervous trouble brought on by
overwork. AT one time it was feared
that one side of his body would be en-.
tirely. .paralyzed. He is much better now.
and ne will sail for Europe, where he
will spend the summer, about MAY /.
= Ex. United States Senator A. Nc.
Donald, Hugh ]. Jewet., of the Erie
Road, A. 8. Sullivan, of New York, and
Milton Taylor, of Cincinnati, have or.
ganized the Florida mill, land and lum.
ber company, with capital Of S5O0,0O0.
They have purchased 625,000 acres in
three OF the gulf counties of Florida,
from which they propose to take yellow
pine for shipment to New York.
"A synopsis of the April report of
the Department of Agriculture upon the
area and condition of Winter grain shows
an increase of nearly one.half million
acres, or per cent. the estimated area
OF the previous crop was q, ,346, 600 acres.
The condition of Winter wheat is high
throughout the West, (Ohio alone re.
porting below 100) in the cotton States,
and in Delaware, Maryland and Virginia.
- Que of the latest freaks of fashion
is mania for wearing jewoIled gayters.
A New York jewelIer claims to faye
made pair worth 81 200. In this the
lace and pearl-colored silk baud was
joined by an elaborate clasp. On one
side was the lady's monogram in pearls;
on the other the coat of. arms, with frost
ed storks' heads, crest of delica,ely
carved gold and motto set in chip dia.
rnouds.
= Mrs. Ida Greeley Smith, the Oldest
daughter Of Horace Greeley. died
Wednesday morning of last week, of
diphtheria at Chappaqun, New York
State. She leaves three children. the
youngest an infant four weeks old. she
married Col. Nicholas Smith, of Ken.
tucky, on May /, 1875, and after making
| European tour settled at her fathes's
celebrated farm at Chappaaua, whers
they have since lived.
- The Philadelphia Tines saws "Gen.
| George E. Pickett, whose division of
Virginians made the wonderful assault
upon Cemetery Hill at Gettysburg, lefta
widow with no means of support. Gen.
| Grant who ,vos p;olot.,, a1a...antnt a