The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-01-30
ALL SCOTS OF PARAGRAPHS.

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- Don't growl at this world until yon.
are sure of a better one. Z
= Mrs. Charlotte Smith is urging.
Congress to tax cigarettes dollar q;
pack. Z
= Belya A. Lockwood has announced
that she will again run for President in
1892. 5,
= The Winter wheat in Kansas. lis in
splendid condition, and q great crop is
indicated. 4sss;; ~;
There is factory in England which
makes 100000 tin soldiers yearly out Of,
aardine cans.
= Wallis Fletcher, I.ouisyille, Ken
lucky, boy smoked fifty cigarettes q day..
he is now dead. .9s:.
= Brazil has a Law for the medical
examination of persons about to marry to-
determine their fitness.
- The largest lemon orchard in the
world is in process of planting at San
Diego, Cal. twill comprise three hunsg
dred acres. .Esss.;ss
"A crazy quilt just finished by Miss
Lizzie Weaver, of Bridgeton, Penn.,.
contains 90,075 pieces and has been an
the works forty.seven years. 81
= The youngest couple ever married
in North Carolina is said to be ladsof.
13 and girl of IL years, who have just,
been united in Davis county. sSs3 5s5s
= Recently compiled statistics show
that during the last ten years, to:eyery5
forty-nine marriages performed in New
Jersey there has been one divorce. D,
= Miss Caroline Camr,erer obtained
yedrict of $4,000, in the New
York court last week for breach ofi
promise of Clemens Muller to marry
her. S;.
- a man who had been told that he
vas about to die asked the doctor for his
bill, saying that he did not wish to depart
from Lis lifelong rule, "Pay as yo1S
co." ss3S Fl
- The snow.storms hare been SO heavy;
in Austria this winter that in the rural
section bears have been driven by hunger
to the villages, where they were killed.
and eaten. :ssi 81
= Sympathy is one Of the great secrets
of our lives. It can overcome evil
quicker than the harshest treatment. It'll
strengthens good, bringing forth more
help to bear the hardest trials that Gomez
to us all from time to time.
= The other day an account appeared
in the newspapers concerning natiyeof7
the chief city of Hungary, who had
reached his 84th year, and then attempted
to commit suicide because he was unables
any longer to support his father and
mother.
= In Russia women are not allowed to-
practice medicine before reaching the age
of forty years. In free America, every
woman feels herself fully qualified TO-
practice medicine so soon as she owns az
baby or can borrow one of a neighbor3to,
practice on. ~
"A strange operation WAS performed
in hospital at Chicago on Thursday
upon six -year.old boy who was paralyz:s
ed 80 that he could not move q muscle.:
The spinal column was laid bare, and
clot of blood was removed. It is said that:
he will recover. -:
= Young Widow-"Mr. Preachly,S
will you marry me?" Mr.. Preachlys
"Well, really this is so sudden, and
Young Widow-"Oh. we'll, take your.
time to think it over. Mr.. Harkins and
I thought we'd like 10 have you perform
the ceremony for u.s. s... -.
"Do you keep stationery here?"ss
asked young woman of q clerk in s va
riety store. "Not much p replied the:
young man, rubbing his blue hands
together. "The old mans SO stingy Of.
his coal we have to hustle round to keep;
warm"
= Mr.. H. j. Wallace, of Lancaster
County, has bought no provisions, except
coffee and salt, and little corn about FIVE;
years ago, in about twenty five years. He
| makes all his provisions at home and
raises cotton only as surplus. he and.
his boys all wear homemade clothes, and.
they can always pay cash for what. they.
| get.
= The postage stamp, though now
universally used throughout the civilized
world, was unknown fifty years ago. It
was invented by a printer named Cllal-
mers in Dundee, Scotland, and the first
stamps ever used were those issued by
England on May 6; 1910. The United
States adopted the invention next year.
It was an American genius who invented
the perforated margins between The
stamps, by which their use is SO greatly
facilitated. S
= John E[ill, living just north of AL
bany, Ga, has wonderful hen. It lays
every day regularly couple of eggs.
When it leaves the nest it looks back,
counts the eggs therein, and if it finds
that it has only added one egg to the
number that wss in the nest when she
first took her seat, she returns and adds
her second to the number to keep up with
her daily task. She was set on - eggs
recently, and to the astonishment Of hei
owner, she hatched out fourteen chicks,
from the dozen eggs. Many of her egg
are double yolked, and that is the only
explanation. - g
- Mrs. Jessie Haine, wife of stone,
cutter living atstone Mountain, Ga, died
last Tuesday night under peculiarly dis
tressing circumstances. She sent to hel
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