The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1888-05-17
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= When man is wrong and won't.
admit it, he always gets angry. "
Michigan and Canada supply New
York weekly with 100000 eggs.
Stone bullets were used in 1914; 5
those of iron are first mentioned in $780,
DIR: Hammond, the New York
specialist, is strongly opposed to the sub
stitution of electricity for hanging, argu.
ing that death by strangulation with q
silk or cotton rope is painless and
altogether rather agreeable sensation.
"A Georgia man has just patanted
"family ice machine" in which that
glistening luxury can be made in less
than ten minutes and at costof one.fifth
of cent per pound-so there is reason
to fear that Jack Frost will be driven out
Of business.
Deer have been SO plentiful in the
woods of Northern Wisconsin the past
winter that many OF them have been
captured by the men in the lumber camps, i
the snow rendering it..dificuftifor them 4
to escape when pursued.
"A servant girl was arrested last
week for carrying off her mistress' goods
IN her hustle. When searched it was
found to contain thirteen pairs of stock
iugs, dozen hankerchiefs and q pair of {
boots. Her employer thinks it about
time the hustle should go-and the girl
also.-Phila. Times.
Fifteen years ago the Methodists
had but one conference in the State Of 7
Kansas, with only $4,000 members. TO.
day they have four, conferences and
10000 church members, and s, 600
scholars in their Sunday schools. This
is growth that certainly partakes of the
marvellous.
1t has been figured out by 9 st
cal official that there are ill.,. -
criminals to every thousand bachelors 8
and only eleven criminals to every thou.s
sand married men. From this showing
he argues that matrimony restraints men
from crime, and ought, therefore, to be-
encouraged by legislation and otherwise.
w. w. Wilmot, an old man vino
appeared on the streets of Montgomery,
Ala, a few days ago begging for enough
money to bay railroad ticket 70 Mobile,
has had q romantic history. Many years
ago he invented a machine for crimping
shoes, and soon acquired a fortune. In
1876 he lost wager of $4,000 that heI
had staked on Tilden's election to the
Presidency, and since then one misfor-
tune has crowded closely on the heels Of
another until he has lost his entire for-
tune and his health as well.-NeU YorEs
Stor.
= Early on the morning of the 7th
inst. a cloud burst near Maize, fifteen
miles west of Wichita, Kan. Rain had
been falling all night, and when the.
cloud broke there was an awful roar;
which frightened the people out of their
houses. Many buildings were demol.;
ished. The house of family named
Rockby was swept into the Arkansas
river where it sank. Rockby, bis wife
and two children were drowned. Many
horses and COWS were lost in the food.
Eliza Maxwell, an old colored
woman, who has been sheltered at thes
expense of the county, at the poor house,
ehree months past, died in that institu-s
ton day or two ago. After her death
her dress was picked up by attendant
who remarked that it felt like if5was
loaded with rocks. ADMINISTRATION was
made and the cause of the heayiness was
developed, when pocket book, contain
ing $40 in gold, was drawn from 9 pocket;
in the dress. Mr.. Alexander, the super
intendent, turned the money over to the
county treasurer and ithas been applied
to the general fund of the conut5
Charlotte Chronicle.
Dynamite is very dangerous thing
to carry around loose on q railroad car
A car load of this article formed q part
of q freight train in Pennsylyania Hhiek hi
few nights ago vas blown to atoms bya
the dynamite exploding. The car which,
held the dynamite was suddenly checked
and Jared against another car, and tha1
result was that six people were killedN
train was demolished and over twenty
one houses in the little village in whic
the disaster occurred were seriously III
jured by the explosion.
= Running a saw mill sometimes pay
II certainly paid Peter Beauchamp,
New Hope, Md. While he was saving
a large cypress log, the oshes day, the
saw struck something that broke it. In-s
vestigation brought forth an old tin box
szS inches filled with $40 gold pisces,
The box had been placed ina cavity
the log and over it sap fibre 4 inch
thick had grown. It is supposed
Levi Spencer, a miser, who lived i
neighborhood before the war, had hidde5
it in the tree cavity. Mr., BeauchamH
can we'll afford to buy new SAW.
A Jerusalem correspondent WI
that the Holy City is fast becem
again the city of the Jews. IN IS
there were not more than 5000 Je
there; now there are more than 800
Recent Russian persecution have
thousands to make their homes thel
and although the Turkish Goyernmr1ess
forbids all Jews who are not residents
Jerusalem to remain longer than thiu
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