The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-06-13
ALL SORTS OFPARAGRAPHs.
= There are said to be 5000 women
doctors in the United States.


doctors in the United States.
= Many men will work harder for a
days pleasure than they will for weeks
wages.
An arehaologist at Monticello, Fla,
has tree which bears ounces, pears and
apples.
"A rich vein of gold ore is reported to
have been found on farm near Gaines
vile, Ga.
European steamers carried over $3,-
10000 in geld out of New York one day
last week.
- A new fruit has been discovered
in southern California which is said to
taste like claret.
Two hundred and seventy.fve ladies
are clergymen in ths United States and
occupy pulpits as such.
AMinnesota woman dislocated her
jaw in yawning, and had to ride twenty
IulCu W1Loo w e. uJe1S9an'
= The Empress of Germany has
received q necklace valued at $3.50, 900,
the gift of the sultan of Turkey.
= In many pats of China the Bibles
given to the natives by missionaries are
used in the manufacture of cheap boot
soles.
"They come high, but we must
have them," said the practical young
man as he gazed at the stars one summer
night.
The number Of. Churches which
burned last year was 1872, and all but
twelve of them took fire from their own
furnaces.
= Two thousand ladies voted at the
Detroit school election on very short no.
tice. They were very politely received at
the polls.
A Mrs. Fry, Of Columbia, Maine,
gave birth to two boys and two girls the
other day. At last accounts the quartet
were thriving.
There is one bar room in New York
the decoration and furniture of which cost
100000. There are scores of them that Z
are fitted up at an expense of over $4,000 ].
each.
= A philosopher finds that only one
person in. every sixty thousand dies in
bed while asleep, and concludes that it is
waste of time to liza awake and worry
over the danger Of that.
The driver, Of hearse at Wilkes
barre, Penn, was startled the other day
by noise in coffin. He opened the :.
coffin and the supposed dead man scram- Z
bled cut and aakedsfor drink Of whis.
Ky.
The ancient proverb says: "You
cannot get more out of q bottle than you
put in" That's an error. Besides what
he put in, he can get headache, sick
stomach, and perhaps ten days in the
lookup.
"A Kansas schoolma'am has intro.
duced q new feature in her school,.
When one of the girls misses word, the Z
boy who spells it gets permission to kiss
her. The result is that the boys are i'm. Z:
proving rapidly.
- The Texas flea is degoting much of
its attention to killing chickens down in :
Georgia. 1t first attacked the quail, and
as it could not eat thirty of them in
thirty days, gave up the problem and has
taken to chickens for change.
An eleven year old hungarian girl
landed at Castle Garden, New York City,
the other day and tainted upon seeing a
coloretl man. She afterwards explained
that ste had never seen one before, and
took him for an unearthly being.
"A hen belonging to Fort Gaines,
Ga, lady was robbed of her eggs when
she wished to set: She procured other
eggs somewhere, and when robbed of
them, WAS found next day setting on half
a dozen marbles. Where she got the
marbles is mystery.
4. good story is told of an aged
clergyman, who met a man loudly de-
claiming against foreign missions.
"Why," said the objector, doesn't the
church look after the heathen at home ?"
ave do," said the clergyman quietly, and
gave the man q tract.
old Miss Peirson, of Pittsfeld,
Mass, is dead. She vas noted charac.
ter. She used to go to cattle shows
bedecked with diamonds. In her effects
we're found Fifty borasts, seventy shawls
and many silk dresses fifty years old.
But she could afford what she pleased,
because her personal estate probated at
$3.50, 900.
Peter Stein, of St. Paul, walking
slong bluff near Vermilion Falls,
Mimi, with two young ladies, was asked
by one Of them to pick for her aprig of
honeys,lckle blossoms that hung over the
precipiee. He held to the limb-of q tree
as he reached over for the flower, the
limb broke and he fell sixty feet to the
rocks and was killed.
At High Ridge, near Stamford.
Conn.,, there is wife who is the mother
Of fourteen children, all living and none
of them twins. All but two live at home,
and these two, catching the scarlet fever, !.
went home to be nursed. They gave it
to the other dozen, and the whole four.
teen were sick at once, and medicine had
to be mixed in pitchers and pans.
Telbotton, Ga, has some fowls
whose feathers must be getting grey. A
Mr.. NJ. W. Hollis had a pair Of geese
hatched in the Spring of lS41. The
goose was killed by q mink about ten
days ago. The gander is now living.
Mr.. R. a. Mizzell has ahen Is years old,