The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-04-30
All Sorts Of Paragraphs.
e. The man who never makes mis-
misses a good many splendid .chanc,

All Sorts of Paragraphs.
e. The man who never makes misa
misses good many splendid chanc &
learn something.
= There are 26 monarchies and "a
publics in the civilized world todEB|
Sixteen Republics are in South Ameri SIS
IA married man should alwaysSm $S
it rule to give his wife an alloR
She always has to make good man
lowances for him, you know. W s!
Fred Netherland, q colored man, q
Hawkins County, Tennessee, owns 20H|
mules which cost an average Of. $406 PEI
pair.
- Barnum died worth s5,000,010, tha
largest portion Of which be bequeathed td
Universalist churches and educational inE
stitutions.
= Gen. M. @. Butler has accepted an
invitation to deliver the annual add A
before the Literary societies Of. En- 81
University at the commencement tsexes IS
ses in June. - 80 ssas
= The consumption of poultry
eggs by the people Of the United stl @ |
is s56,o0o,ooo per annum, which | l
greater in amount than the wheat or
ton crop. @ s5.:3e 3eS|
-He-Ef yo' eat emmy mo- onions z
not goin' ter lub yo' emmy mo- she-3
right, JEFF Johnstone; efyo' goin' ter a
low vegetable to come between us:Iyasz ~
may 60. Nh sS|
= There is in Spartanburg 9 neg
woman whose age is authenticity yknoy s.
to be 112 years. She is living iH drss q
house with her great.great.grand tlaug
ter. ss5.5 s5.55 t:ssss ss SE|
= During February the railroad act 81
dents in the country included So 3collis7
sions, 90 derailments and 100 other acciT3
dents, in which 81 persons we're killed.
and 275 injured. %
DIR. James Bond, the youngest ofthea
famous 'fcorpse trust" gang Of Charleston 4
was pardoned by the governor the sday
before his sentence expired, 80 that szhiN
civil rights might be retained: !s|
= Rev. 0. Y. Bonner, Of Tennessee,
youngest son of the late Rev. J. 7. Bon
ner. of Due West, has accepted the call
to the pastoral charge Of the a. 3. Pres;
byterian Church at Due West. .,
= a negro preacher has been circulat.'
ing a petition in Waynesboro, Ga, for the
purpose of getting money to purchase SaI
set of false teeth. He says he can't |
preach without teeth.
- In the United States annually aboutl
$500 persons are tried for murder, with
an average Of about 100 legal tons
In five of the States imprisonment for1
life has been established for the death |
penalty.
"A Chattanooga dentist lost5a val
liable diamond ring the other day il. "a
curious manner. He was examining theI
back teeth of a patient, when the etringl
slipped down the latter's throat. The ring
has not yet been recovered.
- A teacher in Chesterfield County,
asked class of "bright ideas,Y q fe9|
days ago "who discovered America ?''ss |
lass of thirteen summers, without hesita{
ton, answered "Tillman." This is the|
beginning of 8 new era. -
- The Tennessee Legislature WhicH
adjourned few days ago, passed g law
granting pensions to all disabled Con
federate soldiers, ranging from S. .335 to-
s25 per month, according to the degree of
the disability. e. q
= "And who's this p" asked Aunt
Clara, as she pointed to the picture ola
chubby little tot, in the photograph al:
bum. "That," answered Robbie, who
has been wearing trousers for some time,s
'is me when was girl" IS S
"A suit for $4,000 has been instituted
against DR.. U. z. Mayo, Boston dem
tist, by Mrs. Jane S. Fowle. She chargesa
that ar apprentice in DR.. Mayo's 9a
pulled the wrong tooth whild
was under the effects of laughing gas!SS|
The Rev. Francis Penzotti, q Meth;
odist clergyman and agent at Lima, Peru.
of the American Bible Society, has at.
last been released from prison there after;
having been confined eight months for.
alleged violations of the religious laws;
"A Laurens County darkey recently.
executed a chattel mortgage on himself,
described as "a yellow negro, SO years
DID," along with sundry articles Of house.
hold effects, to secure a debt of less than.
ten dollars. The mortgage is now on rai
cord. -,
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"A movement is on foot to raise $25,E
900 to endow professorship to be knoW4
as the Furman Chair of Furman UniYer{
sity. Furnan is in more prosperous
condition than at any time in its history,
with larger number of students in at
tendance.
4 ~
John Crenshaw, colored, Of Colum-i
bia, had one of his ears bitten off Monday
by horse lie had been driving. Cren.
shaw picked the ear up off the ground
where the horse dropped it and presented
it to DR.. Kendall. That horse ahould be
voted q medal.
The manuscripts Of three histories
of South Carolina have been submitted
to the State School Board for examina-
tion and adoption for the public schools.
The authors are Jno. A. Chapman, Of
Newberry, Jno. L. Weber, of Charleston,
Thomas E. Ewart, of Spartanburg Count
ty. E
= The letter of Comptroller.G GenerE
Ellerbee, vetoing the action of the CouS 8:
ty Boards of Equalization, in assessing
bank capital, has created stir in fnan.
| oial nirclea and tha ,,nahot of r. oil :,