The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-11-05


comotivcs caused the fire,
x A most peculiar request was made
of Governor Francis, Of Missouri, the
other day. Thos. A. Williamson is to be
hanged at Sedalia, on October 81. He
wants his execution to be in public and
begs that it may be public az special fa-
vor the Governor. He wants to make a
speech while on the gallows.
= Frank Siddalls, the prominent soap
manufacturer, was asked once why he
did newspaper advertising altogether, and
did not follow in the footsteps Of other
manufacturers putting up sign boards,
etc. He replied that in his experience he
found that the man that does not read the
newspapers never uses soap.
Very popular, very small, very good.
De Wits Little Early R!sers, the PILL for
constipation, billousness, sick heedache.
For sale by Wilhite & White. +
- There are Alb species of trees found
within the limits of the United States,
sixteen of which, when perfectly sea-
soned, are heavy enough to sink in water.
The heaviest Of these is the black iron
wood (Condelia ferra) of Florida, which is
16 to 80 per cent. heavier than distilled
water.
= - Constipation, blood poison, fever !
Doctors bills and funeral expenses est
about two hundred dollars; DeWitl's
Little Early Risers cost quarter. Take
your choice. For sale by White 4 vii.
hite
The suicide Of young lady in Bal
timore who hurled herself down from the
top Of the Washington monument, sug-
gests that it would be a good idea to have
strangers watched when they ascend
such high places. In Paris there was
once an epidemic Of such suicides, every
body seeming to have a craze for jumping
from q monument.
"A beautiful skin: bright eyes, sweet
breath, good appetite, vigorous body,
pure blood and good health result from
the use of Dc Wits Sarsspariila 1t is
s,ld by White and White +
n Springfield man raised pear that
weighed fifty-two ounces, a trifle over
three pounds. 1t grew on tree Is years
old that has been bearing for thirteen
Agriculture at Washington and the po-
mologist had one exactly similar moul-
ded out Of plaster paris to keep OH eXhi-
bition as the largest pear ever reported
Springfield Leader.
= tits quite the fashion now l. take
Do Wits Little Early Risers for liver,
stomach and bowel disorders. They are
small pills, but mighty coed ones. Will
hite and Wilhite sells them. +
= Gen. Joseph Wheeler has published
a letter declining to bo candidate for the
Democratic nomination for Governor of
to become candidate as the surest means
ofdefeating the denomination of Governor
Jones. Gen. Wheeler although he has
Joined the Alliance, says he stands
with the Democratic party on the tariff
and tavors the State banks.
e. Purifes the blood, increases the
expels poisonous humors and
builds up the system. What more do you
want medicine to perform? DeWitt's
sarsaparilla is reliable. For sale by Will.
hlte and Wllnlte.
= The Mormons who fed to Mexico
about five years ago are hourishing in
their new homes. They are settled a lit.
tie east of the Sierra Madre Mountains, in
about 30 degrees north latitude, where
the fertile Casas Grandes Valley gives
them plenty of rich land to till. Some Of
these settlers made homes further east,
but they are retreating to the larger set
Elements neart the mountains, where the
climate is better and crops arc easier to
raise. Polygamous marriages, it is said,
are contracted there with impurity.
= An American, who runs a saloon i'll
Monterey, recently exposed the portrait
of George Washington as a sign in front
of his saloon. Gen. Reyes, the Govern
or of Nuevo Leon, moro mindful OF the
honor due to tho Gather of his country"
chan tho American himself, ordered the
portrait removed, asserting that WASH
ington was too great and good a man to
hayo his portrait used as a sign for
drinking house. 1t is said that the pub
lican claims damages and has appealed to
Secretary Blaine; but, however tho ad-
may look at it, the over
whelming scntimcntof the country will
be with the Mexican Governor.