The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-01-29
All Sorts Of Paragraphs.

= Steamboats, will soon be running on
the Sea Of Galilee.
- Men who are failures to date will
easily get the time extended.
= The men who talk dress and the
women who talk politics are ideal bores.
"A 16-year old girl secured a divorce
in the Pittsburg, Pa, courts o few days
ago.
The editor of the New York Dry
Goods Journal is named George Wash.
ington Bible.
The best cure for rheumatism or
neuralgia is Salvation Oil, used accord.
ing to directions. 25 cents.
= Mrs. William Walter, of Easton,
Pa, is over 100 years of age. She has
just been photographed for the first time.
- Itch on human and horses and all
animals cured in 80 minutes by VOL
ford's Sanitary Lotion. This never fails.
Sold by Hill Bros Druggists. Anderson.
Samuel Dey, of Wesley, Mo-, is one
of the greatest bear hunters of his time.
During his life he has killed 220 bears
and cubs. receiving over $4,000 in boun-
ties therefor.
Emma Abbott, the great prima
dona who died two weeks ago, in her
will left $4,000 each to 8 number of
churches, one of which was the Citadel
Square Baptist church of Charleston.
The Prince of Wales is q direct
descendant of King Alfred, being the
thirty.third great grandson F; thus the
English throne has remained in the same
family for over 1000 years.
The Confederacy issued eleven
kinds of postage stamps. They are all,
if unused, worth double their face value.
The ten.ceut blue stamp of 1868, If
unused, brings $500, or if used $3.50.
The news from the seat Of war is
constantly contradictory; but not so-far
from DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup; every re.
port concerning it proves it to be the
best Cough syru1 known. Only Is cents
a bottle.
There are said to be twenty widows
of the revolutionary soldiers still living
and drawing pensions. The soldiers of
that war are all dead. Their surviving
widows must have been married by
them long after the war was over.
The Good Luck mine, in New
Mexico, was frat located less than six
months ago, and in the last three months
has produced $4,000 worth of ore, and
during that time there have not been
more than FIVE men at work on an aver
age.
= English Good Templars are fitting
out temperance wagons and sending them
off on tours through Great Britain. Good
speakers and singers go with the wagons,
who hold meetings and distribute litera-
ture wherever possible. The idea is an
excellent one.
Mr.. J. 8. Turner, of Fairfield
County reports the milk record for seven
days of his Guernsey cow Rolette, No.
1900, is 3e gallons and 1 pint. This is
record. This COW has had
her udder measured and it measured 60
inches in circumference. This COW won
the milk prize in Atlanta in 1889.
- The "black death" is killing thou.
sands of people in Asiatic Russia. In
the middle ages, and as late as 1865, it
visited England every generation. 1t
was in France in 1920, and in Italy as
late as 1915. In the 18th century it
killed 100000 people in Venice.
- Mrs. Pering: who has been elected
to the Office of road overseer in Kansas,
is a wide awake woman, with swapping
black eyes and determined mien. "When
she has occasion to say NO her voice
can be heard mile away" says cor
- Senator Squire, of the new State of
Washington, is said to be rich enough to
spend $3.50 day and not feel it. tits q
noticeable circumstance that men who
have the means Of paying spot cash for
what they get lave no difficulty in get.
ting the Office of United States Senator
in the new States.
= The inspired writer has truly said,
"He that will not plow by reason OF
cold, shall beg in harvest and have moth
ing" A great deal Of poverty is suffer.
ed because men will not work unless the
conditions are favorable. 1t is the con-
stant, steady, everyday effort that wins
success and comfort.
- The Salvation army has money and :
in the different countries where
it is established valued at s3,21S,690.
The trade effects. stock, machinery and
goods on hand are valued at S560,000.
Some idea of the trade department may
be gathered. suggests the Chicago Herald,
from the fact that they sell $4,000 army
bonnets every year to the female SOL
diers.
BY the explosion ofa Cotton mogul-.
engine on the Alabama and Vicksburg
railroad, near Vickaburg, Miss, Engi.
neer Vickers was blown fully 200 feet
up hill, and the negro fireman as far in
the opposite direction. Both were horri.
bly, mangled, scalded and cut. The fire.
mans left arm was blown of, the right
leg of each vas broken, and each receiv-
ed severe internal injuries.
The agent in charge of taking the
live stock enumeration of the Kansas
range, J. G. Mccoy, recently stated that
enough data was in to show that tie
total number of cattle now On range
would not exceed 100000, or 100000