The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-01-17
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You can never judge man ssorss
rows by the size of his hatband. sSs3|
"A man cannot do good or eyiil toS
others without doing good or evil to him 4
self. ss 81, sss
= Bombay has the grandeat railway
station in the world. Itcost nearly ss22gp, IS 81
100000.
The grand total of the expenssssofs
New York city for 1889 will amount stoss
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He who reigns within himself fands
rules his passions, desires and fears isss
more than king. 81.
Many of the fruit growers Of Fresno
CAL, are obliged to put in rabbit: propf
fences to protect their crop.
The Buxton, Me-, horse which
trampled its owner tosdeath:: ::lately has
since refused all kinds of food.
The richest: university in the world
is said to. be that of Leyden, Holland
It has real;estate to the value Of SC, ,O0Ie,s.
900. "a
= The North Carolina Presby yterianss
are going to establish an orphan home
and Charlotte is putting in q strong bid:
for it. sss:ssSys :s ss;..;; S.
= The cheapest Christmas presans!
sold by one jeweler in New: York;
cost eight cents; the most expensive cost
$4,000. sssy sEs
"A temperance society: fer sailora Haa
organized in the old Mariners ChutsHS
Charleston, in 1842. Since that time sBoas
10000 have signed the total abstinencs
pledge. ssss:s; 81
One Of the promised sensations Of fthss
Paris Exhibition will be given by ssman
who will make daily balloon ascensionsa
mounted on horse. ssFssssSssS sssI
= The ratio Of saloons to populations
in New York is about one to 214. Itsiasl
proposed to reduce the number to one fors
Eve hundred people.
= The millers St. Louis have shut
down their mills, or running on5shorsa
time. They desire to keep up the Price
Of -four by this rlan.
= The famous little Pitsburg ninss1
near Leadville, COL, which once paid
dividend on capital of $4,000, ,00O,, has
recently been sold for 500, 900.
- A device has been invented SstbysI
which an.eugineer, while in bis cal, can
turn his switch, which can be: closed
again from the rear of the train.
"A citizen of New Ulm, Mion.,2 2oWns
horse whose eyes, he claims, change:
from very light color to1darks blne|
twenty four hours before achaDge ia the
weather.
The United States has commenced
suit against the Northern Pacific Road
which involves millions of dollars. This
is one of the fruits of q Democratic admin.
istration. -. ;:ss
= The church in Shaker Village,
terbury, N. a., although builtin l7s2, has
never been reshingled. The shingles are
ofheart pine, and we're fastened on with
wooden pegs. sSss3
= Mrs. o. @. Converse, 78. years old,Ia
now living in Waterbury, taught Benjas
min Harrison his letters and also had
James A. Garfield for a pupil when hs
was l4'years old.
= Mrs. Lucinda Ruggles, died Sat
Dolgeville, Wis, a few days ago, and shs;
Was buried in a coffin made from
walnut tree which her husband had
felled forty years ago and stored away
to make lumber for his own and his!wife's:l
cofins. sss:7 sslss !!
"A woman of Georgia who was
in earnest on the. marriage question pso.
posed to young farmer whom she knew
we'll to bet on election. She wanted TOD
bet herself against himself that Harrison
would be elected. The farmer said dghe;s
didn't wants wife, but, as she imporS;f
tuned him, he finally said:. SWELL, I,llsss]
take the bet, because Cleveland is sure
to be elected, and I won't take you ti1rI
get ready" call right" said she, lang
If Harrison is elected, you've got marry 4
me on Inauguration day or give me Fyodr
farm" The young fellow agreed to this,
but since the election Of Harrison has
shown decided inclination not to liye3
up to the agreement. He has turned his
farm over to q creditor and gone to8
Texas. The woman says that she will
follow him and make him pay the bet.al