The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-12-26
ALL SORTS OF PARAGRAPHS

When money is tight it is qsS
That is more than can be said of a MD
1T is said that there are forty.eEgl
languages and dialects spoken in Mexicd .
- During the period from JanuarDto8 4
October, $4,000 Germans emigrated to j
America.
= Cotton is king, and yet he2is9s
continually sent out of the country whereSl
he reigns.
: Tennessee made S0,oOo,oOo bushels s.
of corn and 100000 bales of coAh
this year. ssssS e:
There are some things a dwarf
can't do, but be can catch just as big az
cold as giant.
There were sixty steam engines at
work at one time at the great fire in Bcs:s
ton on November 28th. 500 sSSs3
josh Billings says: "The best med.
isin kno for the rheumatic, is tothanks
the Lord it amt the gout."
President Flager, of the Standard Oil 3
Company, has built foar churches during
the past year at a cost Of s400, 600.
= Happy is the bride who does not.
hear all the comments and criticisnazof
her dear friends who make up the;audi-
fence at the wedding. 80; ;Ss;
Hon. James NJ. Smith, Of Oglethorpe q
County, the biggest farmer in Georgia,
has ordered 100000 mulberry trees, 80 4
rumor says, and proposes to go into ailk &
culture on large scale.
On the west coast of Africa there are
now about 200 churches, 35 900 converts,
100000 adherents, 275 schools, $4,000 s
pupils. Books have been translated sintol.
8 languages and dialects. s. s;
1t is expected that by another years
fresh figs, raised in Florida and Georgia,s? ,s?
will be put on the Northern market in
considerable quantities. Several large dg Z
groves have lately been planted.
Rev. DR.. Furness, of Philadelphia,
has been smoker from his youth up, and
he is now eighty-eight years old and in
robust health. The anti.smokefs will
probably agree that the doctor is pretty s.
tough.
= The american AgricuAarist annuon-ss
ces that its $500 prize for Che bestyield 8
of potatoes goes to Charles B. Coy; Of 5,
Arostook county, Me-; whose yield was
1888 bushels 25 pounds CT Dakota Reds on
an acre.
Hostetter, the great stomach bittersS
man, left personal property valued at?
over s6,OO0,000. His real estate will foot u
up several million dollars. Our patent
medicine men rival the great railWay
kings in wealth.
An exchange makes the remark that
money is easy" This is true. Money
is the easiest thing in the whole country. 3
IT is easy to spend, and easy tosstays Is
spent. Nevertheless, hurrah forthe dol: 3
lar of our daddies ~:
- Pin up two facts to be considefed y
when you are discouraged There are
fewer business failures among farmers
than among any other class. More men S
begin without capital and become owners !.
of good business in farming than in any
other vocation. 4
At North Lansing, Tompkins
County, N. Y, lives the Oldest postmas:s
ter in the United States in point of ser; f
vice. His name is Boswell Bardley, and
for sixty.four year he has distributed
mail to his neighbors. He has held this 7
Office under nineteen successive Preai.S 5
dents. g5sfs.
-"Have you anything to say e asked s
Judge ofa prisoner upon whom he.Was
about to pass sentence. "Yes,n'Wass st6ea
reply Of the prisoner, whose pena!t #
been assessed at imprisonment
1T think that the time wasted in1 81
that long.winded speech by thai 1lI
galoot you appointed to defend Me 81
to be taken out of my sentens 4
The following from the p ||
underwater seems appropriate
are made quickly in this cdss y
they are lost quickly, too. E5 E
days million dollars worth of Il
is destroyed by fire. Itis to
the nation, whether insured OF q
and the discreditable part Of is zs
most OF the fires are preventables
= Some of the novelties at
Philadelphia wedding are thus dss # S s
The parlor was arranged in ros
chrysanthemums, to represent the st
of a drawing room car. The bida
under marriage bell, and at5six
six whistles were blown, and bets S S
rung all over the house, denoting a8 IS IS
bride was starting on her journeY
life. q
H. P. Cheatham, North
negro Congressman, recently did &
aud, for him, noble act. Hesas Z
the retention in Office of-a- -yoaa S.
Democrat in Office, saying thass
good industrious boy, and that #
ham) had been given to the boys 2S9 IS
as bridal present. Now the fam55 ||
reduced circumstances, and hetak =
occasion to show his love for them i
= About midnight Friday twdIsessS 81
made daring escape from thep #
tiary. They were Wesley Grahs
Dick Jones, both colored, and
about three years yet te serve. |l,2I
through the wall of their csl1s 5s!|
partition, with a chisel, and th M
it an easy matter to reach the &C. 4
cell on the opposite side into ISL ss
had effected their entrance being Il!
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