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Eatriss for GuttenburE To-day.
Tho following are the entries for Cutie

Tho following are the entries for Gutten-
burg to-day;
5sOisD ii4 GRAY ElSS6 ,S 5I ISRR ssy E. i a. N4sD 4
styysS iGs SsoEss 1nF15 Hsi sIh .su o' 70,
ss Ry ls aGSso4 S la noP.: SI.. SSt.'o. ISs Eoy:I
BESdie iosi ohseney. ioii Queen Of nesrtS t6l,
,Thl5d RASS-ons pie aAd an stahthi R4gensld
lS Hs&ist iU4: Van, i6S; %ynWSod. i6I; Bafn:
4Sarth RS.ss-giys ,turionsh Lemaxs lis pounds.
math 100: Dir. JekylL 100: Electricity. io9 Carlow
Rs h3n: i%2 roso% i9S T.I too1i a. B. %; Owen ,a
yifth Raes-six and half 'uriongsi selling Success
SfotmsIiy Pat Donoysnl ~ 2ounds; Valet lie: Bod
i3S I..s JSh: i9s; PsS,SesAa io' aSpsh 100 Mia "a
epAy Pastor eTi BSnShL ~
Sts SSsISsysGs Is, f.E%i fsS.EISn%i ;flPE & Bsls "a, ns2
q di.se lD7i Biscuit ioI; Ban Dance 1885, Mamie
The sun., 1890-01-25
The Jersey City Police Raid . Prize ElEht

James Post and Barny Lannon. two Jersey
City scraDpsrA started 70 naht to nnsh In Jamess
Hall In Fourteenth street. Jersey City early yesterday
morning About twenty perSons ware present In tho
third lound Peat had Lannon nearly done FOR whom
Capt Smith q The Second prseinet police and throe
Roneemsn taided the place. There Wat wild rush for
lho doorp and WindowH The iiEhts turned out
Post and seven 9peotators besides Albert JamsS the
oRonDod
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why Lynch Refused 70 Meet Lsrhln.

The bsoker Of Jimmy Lynch was rather
angry last night when friend showed him an interview
with Jimmy Larkin that appeared in yesterdays sus
said he I'VE refused to neht Larkln and whatp
more We Wi held out until the amount Of the purse
Increased. A weLknown man offered a purse Of 500
tor Lyneh g meet L9rkin and a. vasnf big enough
NSietuheu to nRht HIM. That's the only ground on
Ehieh Larkil haa 10 claim that will not him.
nny one ~. ogsr p9Ise Of sHoo or 001 why then
snoH At BILLY Murphy than Lynch haS and q We
cant arrange the match with Murphy Lynch will turn
hm attention toward LArkln without delay y
The sun., 1890-01-25
Sh00tlnE N otes.

The Einiamsburgh sharpshooters try their skill at
prs.: Pre- iEf's h Fax fE't' 'Afa Inc month o'
The initiation fee Of the Parkway DUN Club has been
considered at the next meeting, -''N'
,ELnABHrH. Jan 2L-charleS Trau.man and William
Rs r1 ray .aaS 70 g s ta
ys pigeon hootins Of Central Gun oiao
eaot Ss me .s saS & Ths ns ss.
S eirds the admssi0a to the grounds viii be 2s
next being series Of tslsRraPhe matches
nsd Saa '9f SSit sss St a:
o. S l 81 .ae S
viii develop shooting Interests ia both countries AMI
visit Sreedmoor next season and an American team
The New York German Gun Club tres in vain Last
hs Sia IaS npas t5s' s
long time 5!t n9thihg was accom- after an Tne
6sSEtS 5S@ hs SSS 1s En%
sod snS 6sSs fI%sIs a TAX. :"f p4e
ssb. % sv.I s $ss. isin Z :
T sa SSS ss Tf TSSh Y S &: az
no SiSS e9si o saS SGi CLUB
e II sSS dS5 at ss sS as SpR The So
aS s enc IN nSo %
hmseh @ tr a. y bet on any event during the clubs
gnOoG Tno ten members unite In tho statement tua-
they 90 oni for the snort Of shooting and win
tsoTs at skost SuScsnt reward. " having 'HF '''
There win be shooting all dIy on the Central Gun
S4s q dsns s5SnSh today Inhs mo.nns
snoot a. af.y birds Mae 6stwesn Ferdinand z. Loeb
sra%eS = ThS match wi be toI 500 s.ids Itw,l
yln govern Il me other event viii bo a match a!
nttsSn srds Per man for purs Of SIS bstwsen Geor.
E1msSS 1 ne en- match Tl ss shot according 70 Lomt
Campbell . TO furnish the blrda Ths regular wsrEy
clay bird shoot Of the Central Club will take place
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a MuunlnE Raes Is New Jersey.

RED BANK. Jan. 24.-A good crowd paid adj
mission stou4Wood Park to-day TO witness running
race between hOrAsA owned BY Elmer WiSt and Ed
fsylSE Ihs r4ss was for SO tStmils hsatH best
chlIiSS Woollsy rode "a TayoTS entry Wills9 horse
wen the aIst heat IN loI TAylofH horse winning the
ss sai az fAos9 ssSSaS'
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Curiey sad Lambert to Meet In the Ring.

Two buriy men employed In Fulton Market
have bssn on bad terms for time past and ysser
day. 10 Was sad, they were matched 70 nRht 70 hnsh
a. way out OF the nauAbble Tom CurioY and Jim
LsmSsEt are hs name. and their friends have talked
nnAlI Agreed to. They will meet within two weeks and
VIII nEht for asmell purSe sub.cFbed By their friends
AarQum OF QueensbeIry rules with small gloves Tommy
wynn the - ttnown hogssman, has been named a.
heavy weIEhts VIII have . lRht hafd
The sun., 1890-01-25
Harvard Athletes Praet,srue.

BOSTON. Jan. 24.-Despte the recent orders
Of tho Harvard Athletic Committee which have had the
effect Of throwing . dampeT the athletic spirit Of
many of tho students at Cambridge, the hotS Haven
team 10 work in the gymnasium. Gait sturRtB has
charge of the large number OF ahotek who through
certain routine afternoon under the guidance
0f TFAin
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Reception OF the RIvers,de whesImeu.

There was q large attendance at the second
annual reception Of the Riverside WhseImen Thurs
day St West End Hall 72s West I25th strost The hal
was handsomely decorated the orange aud black OF the
olab being the pr sdomin GtinR coors. Among thoo
Hreasnt were Mr.. J. Miller Miss g. hcvegh. Mr. C. O.
pemhhs mihs J. Rlsdon. Mr.. Q. A. shesiikn Miss l..
schTsd;f Ti..L IsfsiSS M and MA T H. S%%t:
KArtWriEhL Mr. b. Raisbeck, Mr. l. Raisbecp Mis- v.
ehcshsn NJ. and Arh ]. TsrwileEsr and Mr. anl Mrs.
a large dslssanop Of msnbsrS from the New YORK.
The 0dieeIs Of the evening were O. echrad.r Il, +.
hocoy. O IL Taylor l. II. Johnson and r. A Osborne,
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Brooklyn wan be in Plttsbprsh On July 4. and
that Pittsburgh VIII be N Philadelphia on Qeo-
grafton Day, PittsbuFRh has two good holt
The memSeTs 81 fi ihs S eS@nlstse. how SoSwsVSS. SSs
state IN thai some OF the above arranRsmenta
mAl ph onanEed ,..-- 49,, =, -
o,I The oommIttee On Printing did rot meet a.
Wss present. The buainoss which Has to be
transacted will be postponed until the March
ms9ting, Il 10 likely that the meeting win be
All the mSmbefs OF tho committee left for
their respective homes last evening.
.LouIEvrLLE. Jan. 24.-President Phelps OF
oONins tssrra% om abs nSS
Of the syraouss Base Ball Club. awaiting him
z.,, p,,,r, r.. srsaSg.S Jan "a
s;s ssiii The game fSs SAS: SooS %
The matter of the bond reauired has been
settled for some time. and II the arrangements
with the rallroads can. be made satlafactor{
9 snndST Su VIZ nSSS SoSnsTy
PSeIps viii ilpTS TproSSabiy 20 20 10 New. York next
Arbitration, He says the League and AsSooiS-
gard 10 the desertion OF the brotherhood play
ers, but Just what will be done he is not pre-
HscrstaTy Pulham issued the following
American Association bulletin this morning:
signed with Athstics--nsnLy. TItEaeraid Y Hilroy.
John o'BTien, and Prank WAEEonsH Toiedo-LeAndeE
Another lively scramble on the diamond took
place In the Thirteenth Regiment AEmory,
Brooklyn. last night between Company B and
first as strong claimants for the championship,
but they have been going down hill fast OF late.
and last nights defeat puts them fourth In the
The sun., 1890-01-25
JInnv Larkin and nippy Hornsr Aray be
Matched.

Mike Slatterly Of the q Gladstone Club Of Provi-
dence Ia trying 70 arrange nEht between Hippy Hor.
ner. tho latest English light weight Importation and
Jimmy Larkin. the Jersey City undefeatsd. Horner
sayp he whipped everybody In bis elass In England and
game 70 this country to Whip Ike Weir He viii nght
satterly sent the Larfin and Lark has writ
ten that they satisfactory him and that Borner
says he Is ready 10 align articles at any time.
The sun., 1890-01-25

Team eeoros-2oo yardH %ss; 500 yardH oo2; total
HiEhost possible score I, $50 points
Executive o11eorD.-Ceptain william H. Palmer. ReEf
mental Inspector Of Rifle Practice aud Ordinance
RoAnt J. Watson Cochran.
AirAn nft tl,n in
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English Amateur Billiard Championship.

English Amateur Billiard Championship.
A. p. Gaskell has once more demonstrated
his superiority billiards any other English ANA
teur, for at match concluded In London Jan he
defeated 8. II. Fry by of 800 10 1895 The
diono Of the amateur pionshp fixture In England
different from those in this country. over there
average Of two matches year 10 played for the
houors, while here one tournament per year Is held,
and that by the Racquet Court Club
The EnGah fixture was nBtitutod bv frm Of billiard
table manufacturer who gave beautiful silver cup
Weighing 49, ounceS valued at 500 The hrst
AJAX RsS nei sa honor SnS na Ss y n
ke IN the fall of that year GaSko defeated LonAdale
end In the spring OF the following year had walkovef
from challenger tho latter uot being able TO play In
SutthS latter Tss defeated by a2o pontl Fry then
challenged Gaskel on Dec 2 Of lart year. AM amateur
on payment Of one guinea can challenge the holder Of
They strung for the break, and Gnsksll w9n..
Both played very evenly, and at 6:lo u, halt the
game had been played the being Gaskell ISL Fry
esa Play Sas resumed At 0'eIoek with al available
betnR vas done, and At period Of tho games the
Was GaSkali at2 Fry 92i The former then had
SersS Of lucky breaks and increased his score uBo
Fry inereased his 20 IO4l amid great exciteent for
GGskOl then was only few points 10 the leRd
0h1kolL however play steadily making az to Frye
iaiS Fry then entered npon nice break and added
each GaSkeu ran so, making a miscue In making
stroke with his hand behind his back Fly With last
SnoPk made ~ whereupon Gaakell ran the game out
Fry 81 yoars Of and at the Victoria Club recently
he the eccentric billiard handicap aud last year
the tournamept and committee cup At the Albert Club
John EoSsrts Jr snd It tsouShs Rs viii i@pFoYo on
the game he recently displayed.
The sun., 1890-01-25
G'T1okSL

Those SShS who we're not represented 81 The msstnE
gate 10 the commlttse meeting which viii be held
tuesday ~ r. N. AZ 90 Broadway
The BSeOary OF tho Newark CrekOt OlNb In his letter
IN M DaVs the stated that part Of the
od johnson aVSnps 0Feks Br0nnda had been sold and
cut up Into Oily lots u 10 very Improbable that the
eiub Will be able 10 acquire new gronnds this season
The sun., 1890-01-25

race. Company turned out o strong team.
and they played fairly good all round game
with the exception OF the last inning when the
Cadets got them slightly ratified. The score:
The sun., 1890-01-25
PM Casez and Joha Lawlor Play Handball.

Less than three years ago John Lawlor was
the best hAndbAl player Ireland No man
before since could equal him. But when inyinci
BILE American champion, Phil Casey, beat him stand
St in tho best Of games the tide OF opinion
changed
YESTERDAY. as offset to the proposed four-hAuded
match between Casey and McQuade, and LAWlor and
Dunn, tho Irish champion played singe.handed game
With Casey. Tho playing was hard throughout but the
Norldt champion showed his superiority BY win
ming three straight EAmoG Tho scorer
Sonn Lo--5o
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nslyIeyv to 90 70 EaEIAna.

IGxUVroN, Ky, Jan 2L-rhA trottinR Stal.
~ ttIviSv, SiE yssES by Belmont dam Lady Sim
iSEH::g H. a S::P s.: !: sPe S: y S:s hHa!s 4:
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Arone rnE ArsLEEEs
nnr. r.s,. - 10 IIlsh Ss-per.


To rur Fnrron or TEE suN-l9T, I am de-
e,vo1s or h.cn,nS ergsrt At the ruunlnE high jump
VIII Won psess rive me few roles end hfnh IN ressta
70 stya praotoN "a, vAioh viii enable me 20 improve
- ths eamst IL the exercise ana prAshes OF lpmpE
suneispt In order to improvN OF shoula nks othet
fS. Sss .D q Gt ne sSua os
The running high iumb has long been con Sn,-
sidered q eanns ot which An athlete Gan lm-
prove greatly 10 the height he e able 70 IS nSHo
In the legs yet YET at S he same ims % very poor
cunning high iSnPsE eSmS I SsTtCrSSnsS MHSfS s
isss, and i u thoSs6t tbst the Sssi msthod Of
up inch Gy Inch until the height B:soRSss too too
EssS d2 TO ;%O a q eve: . nRRSA Sh b sSs
cleared always ssemp to the novice ussisas; u = ;
but ST e sI4T s1 hsSs. s. aS 10
The average novice however. cannot restrS1Ipp
ironds, and sS, The sprs rH q riSSig 4
S Ss 3 SS1S va HPR s IKE st.S Sns
same time so many different styles. one need
not, not bother c%Sncsrning % the adoption OF any par
The four best, high Jumpers IN this country
ulHef very much IN tho way tnoy nANe muuy
their records. W. b, Page hos done ieet
inqhes Oh level GroQpd; Guy RtohA teet
IL. incheA; ID. Webster, 3 feet IL = inoheSi
and H. X. Pritchard. the present American and
Canadian high jumper, has D feet 1lH inches
Not only do those men differ In the way Of
handling themselves while In the air, but they
take OF from the bar ct various distances.
rage and WebsteT, although very ltnerent N
physique. take OF between six AND aeyep feet
away from the bar IN clearing In the netRhbor-
hood OF etX feet while Richards would Ret as
close 40 1 feet inches. vhilo uYinR the came
height Pritchnrd has an average take on At
this height OF about feet Q inches from the
While IN tho air. inst oveE the bar. the posi-:
tions Of these men differ. Page n considered
to bo the most soieptiflc high Jumper y ho has
yet come before the public Hc could Get his
legs over O height which he could not clear for
he generally knocka the bar down with his
shonlder Or arm. Wabstor apd htehards are
alec scientific, but not 90 much as Page. while
Pritchard does not impross one with getting
the full boneat Of he spring. for In place of
clearing the bar In q horizontal position, bis
head and body arc higher than his legs, ale
though hO would not bo called an unscientiho
Jumper.
An old rule used to advise standing on the
leg with which the athlete takes on. and slowly
droppipR to the floor. rising again. and SO on,
but although this may develop the muscles In
the leg 1t is thought that very little good oRn
be derived from IL as practice for running
high jumping on account Of making the mus
cles slow.
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PlAas OF the Active vsruna Boat Club.

The SUCCESS OF the Varuna Boat Ulub Of
brooklyn, in tho face Of the continued III lack Of ths
several other athletic and aquatic orGGnSationO in the
City Of Churches 10 source Of almost constant eorn-
msnt among interested athletic and aquatic people and
the late publication o1ousvey in RnH SvH Of tho hand
some and oomPisto club house which the oesr et the
organization propose 70 erect In central locality -
City club house foT the Of the nemboru 10 70 b
supplemented By q composite oindor track and
since The diS6andinG of he brooklyn Athletic Asso.
S"osms aevS m"nS:rs q IL Vsruns seas eSe snd
several athletes, who were fnutous in athletic cloe1
and 70 that end have % iSned hs % vSrapas me A'"f
In conversation with ofacer Of thu organization
srsSsd 50 veil dHrins the past fs1 msnsSs that he
roster Was noy nearly complete white lhe
ton soyera thousand dollars were made from the late
Eastern championship tournament which the oiub CON
70 pnoo the money in oauipmGntS which viii ms
teEally benent The mep6ers Of the club
the msst Of shs rowing and staIsss oFssiss
tons Long Island and Capt 7ighe recently
20 IA SaG
have In its rankL Il has been decided 10 enter
Wills tie club VII BE- Veil fepRsSs9tsd IN the various
Stnele events M this season ipcludng tho swimming
dSsi:S plan in regard ts the grounds has yet
S Ss sVS s
sss s:SS y sISs5a SsS%
n &
which the committee took that The was in the
.hss BODY Amsssuf HheS talon ror ass
tton and that while the latter committee had perfect
h % naSs 81 Ss
and wrestling ehamDlopshtDG they did not have thS
praeaesy BE- doSHrred for the sssso moss Important
competitions nsxt 70 tue championshipA"
The sun., 1890-01-25
wheeling,

TIE RiysrIids whSslmep expect to pnt an unusually
strong team Of raesrA on the path next season.
" II The Intention Of the Plannsd Bicycle Club 10
give fAir 81 iheir club house on Fob, ~ and "a
PTS1idsnt Hare OF the Century Wheelmsu of Phia.
dslpha has donated yAluGbls silver cup 70 his cub Tor
hs psmosr covering the greatest number Of miles dur
william Van wIEoners open challenge to any wheel.
3 lo1a race q iOo InieA 20 take place not later
"A nessina Of the New York Bicycle Club was held on
Msun.s.aaX which several luEEestionS TOR the in
oIe11inH OF the nOmb0IShip Of the club were cunsd
cred, bus no imDortAht bUSin0Ss was transacted
Nj kWIht u Quincy. y. L. willis a. Cortolyou.
Nghe a. horton blanche CyysleT, and Eleanor SuydAn
w tlas part z Ihs sntsrtalhmehi Of ths kinGS County
"neeainSn on Monday evening ~ their club house
A new yhSsImsp'4 club has been organized In the
LMsntyss1A ward Brooklyn. with the following ON.
&stni HroaidcnL i wheeler; Secretary W. IL Hyue;
Ria gARSaia Richard L COhS6i LlSutsnInt Victor l.
AZ ths semiGnDpGi election Of onneers OF the Harris
pTE o1E WhsSi Club the following men were elected to
StSsI,s xSs rssSds1S Miller: Tr...uTsr o sshoooy
t.S;tIssS IsSs5;y sS SSs!sA An HhSsIHs+ Ihs ss:s q
oolnMitkSA 80 - - -~NNN'''N
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To TsGht = Mig Mala or G.ns Fowl, o..

big cooking main has been arranged be-
twesA bfssdsr In Ohio and Pennsylvania to take place
within the next three WeSkL There will DO seventeen
or nlAstesn birds side shown, and each battle viii 10
Iet 500 With OlOol the mAin ne fowl will be some
n toS Ss 0hi2 e2ek and the fBmoqS black red strain
NM ~ gn isGsrea one 9t re beat hAndsrs
kkhsi eiae sAE thsy have " vii have ~ G0od man,
mat Dig money will change hands on The nGAin-
The sun., 1890-01-25
roOrsALL
Ths IntsrpaaenAl Dlsputs.

All lovers Of Rugby football. says the London
Dd,ip Ns, VIII be glad TO bear that there IL the
pect OF spssdy termination TO the pnoruuAte diApute
vbloh has existed between England on tho one hand
and Scotland Ireland, and Wales on the other for
nearly three yearS The offer OF arbitration made by
the Rugby Onion has been by the International
Board formed OF representatives from the other three
unonA Aud although the English authorities have Rot
yet had time to reply It Reasonable TO hope that with
tho general principle adopted differences OF del all win
be easily settled la the rss0luton passed BY the
Rugby Union suEEested' that the points at issue
should ns ;pSme to two "[SStTSSsOr ip n,S Sr'lPS
@ isis tie ss' board have Ssrssi. sHsspy that thsS
%.n,s S.lrs osFps Ss,,,ntss IN. sTb,,rstSrS
IS,a "a
on tssiT pehsG @ me niESt" q re FSirsncs
made 70 the original mater y dspue.ihs right o.
matches should be made but Il ls pot % Smong
s si S@. . S S. rh 70 o hi sts
~ @ sSsS S .y yLa ts @ 9sysE to sSS sSSSis
ous G I Pa %f So. I q Ss R g. Ga Si
be urged on the other ride that The Hoard
C"s s1sy Ss to Ss sS the an9;S Let wSS
Rugby Union hays Joined the Boatd The lava agreed 70
S.sr: Ssis s$sts sds.',eS n: GSGisS
Ss MINUTES y aSnUn @ Ssi are sesrsa
likely 70 reach The END Q" ne GSrs'S " @ for SSmS little
poiN,msnt % t6s English arbitrator Itis,pnlnt.a Gy
Sss ES%s
SSs ScHSs a . ,hs Si.Son q ;SsssrrlHs; sh$ on:
sS ssas' GSS Ts%S Of
s :! ss%Is a:;s ~ ?s:s 'fs$ss
ssss, q a hs HS:
Rs X. oS.. Of ss Career a. ercSs aiS
Ing 70 y os X, knTsU Ta
even more attention than cricket
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-03-20
so! Tempora! Mvres y"

Mr.. EDITOR It has been said that Josh
Billings always hit the nail on the head.
A left handed povica may not be so fortu.
nate, yet would like to try about three tips.
Tip lst, There are citisens-and the name
is legion-who, about taX-return time,
drive thirty dollar mules to ten dollar
buggies, aud haul wood on six dollar
wagons, yet he happened to tell his neigh
bor that be paid $40 for the mule and $l00
for the buggy, and the other day he brought
twelve sacks guano from the depot on that
wagon. Such an one pays no poll tax !;
no, not he-the doctor gave him certifi.
cate thirteen years since that he had dys-
pepsia. or 1t may be finger off at the frat
joint, etc., al inlnitum. Query: Do such
men iptend-regardless Of tho oath-that
his neighbors shall pay his tax and school
his children?
Tip 2nd. How many have Joined the
Alliance who have not self.denial, thrift,
or energy sufficient to attend to their own
business until they have none to attend,
yet such an one has always word of ad.
vice. or criticism, in his neighbors' affairs,
and now, that he is member, the Alliance
must endorse for him, relieve him of time
prices, liens. mortgages, &C., aud lift him
up into cash trade, and beyond the grasp
of ShyloeE, or else what Is tho Alliance
for? Query: Does this smack Of socialis-
tic communism
Tip 3rd. Running with the gang there
are some that must be bell-sheep, or they
won't sheep at all. And 80 in politics
there are those Who must wear the bell, or
at least be very near when ..Uncle Sam"
rings his, and if he is not first into the
crib, such polly tickle sheep springs right
off, and bleating out as he goes, "corrup,
ton, corruption in the gang" and forth.
with joins himself to the next passing gang.
This time he makeu rush for the bell.
collar, and getting slight hold thereof, ex-
poets every other sheep to push him right
up to the buckle-tongue, and if they do
not quit their own grazing hastily Of bis
filst bleat, then he's off again, with the
pitiful cry of prosecuted, ostracized fol
opinions sake" and thereby shows the
smallness of the calibre by the enlargement
of the spleen. Query: Do such sheep
grow straight wool? or is it slightly kinkyi
The three tips are out. A further effort
might mash some ones thumb, and he, at
least, might whine; for, as you know,
Sam Jones says Sits allurs the hit dorg
that hollers." TIP, JUNIOR.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-03-20
Helton Items,

The sandwiching of Winter and Spring
has kept everybody in doubt what to do:
All who had appropriated those beautiful
slices of Spring, and were hoping to leave
alone the less desirable, were sorely dis
appointed when those huge, frosted slices
flopped oyer on the green peas and cabba-
ges, and spoiled the prospective vegetable
dinner. Beefsteak and Cincinnati
Chicken will have to be endured little
longer.
the Academy, has returned to her post af-
ter weeks abaence.
The interest in the. .Oil Mill increases,
and at the meeting on Saturday almost
the entire amount required to build the
mill was subscribed. The President, A. G..
Latimer, was elected Business Manager,
and instructed to push the enter
prise in all particulars. He will begin at
once to put into effect the plans for build
ing. Mr. P. G. Acker, one OF the dlractors
elected, declined to accept, and DR.. W. H.
Todd was chosen to fill the vacancy. On
the 1st day of April the subscription books
will be opened and subscribers will be
regularly enrolled and certificates issued.
A special meeting of the directors will be
held on Tuesday, April 1st, to select site
for the mill. The next regular meeting
will be subject to the call OF the President.
La grippe" is still going at large here
abouts.
The immense quantity of guano taken
to the farms indicates what the farmers
are planning for next fall, Corn planting
is the order of the day, and the small boy
is putting it to its place.
Judge Cox attended Church here Sun.
day. DR.. Manly was absent in the fore.
noon, consequently no sermon till eYen-
ing, when he came in.
Miss Mamie Benson, of Anderson, is on
short visit to relatives in town.
Master Rex. Rice is the delighted recip-
lent of q beautiful violin. Itwas formerly
tho favorte instrument of Mrs. A. N. Pin
kind, who bequeathed it to Master Rex.
The little readers of the 1NTELLEaENcER
may, one of these days, hear Master Rex.
perform on this highly priced instrument.
k.pp.