The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-08-03
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= When conscience forsakes a man the
spirit of God does so, too.
- No nation can be destroyed while &C.
possesses 8 good home life.
- The rice crop for 1892 will be fifty z
per cent. advance of any previous year.
The crop will scarcely fall short Of 5000, e.
600 bushels.
Twin brothers, residing at Arcadia,
Ind, celebrated their eightieth birthday
recently. They married twin sisters, who
are now aeventy-6ve years old.
"A camel will work seven or eight
days without drinking. In this he differs
from some men, who will drink seven or
eight days without working.
Railroads continue to fall into the
hands of the receivers, and the Third
party continues to demand that the gov
erument buy them and tax the people to
run them.
= There are two kinds of unhappy
people in the world--those who are sad
because they are not known, and those I
who are miserable because they are
known too we'll.
The custom CT shaking or giving
hands can be traced to the days of the
ancient Israelites, and was intended to
signify peace, to swear friendship, pronl,si
ise alliance, or give security. te
- When the weeds are thick and high,
the corn has a sickly growth. So when !
the worldly pleasures fill the mind, the
divine life in the soul has a sickly
growth.
= Illinois is calculated to have lost on i
crops and other property by this years
foods nearly $l4,Ooo,Ooo; Iowa, between
81, 100000 and s2,ooo,ooo, aud Missouri
'$l5,OcO,0OO. !
james B. Wills, of Mount Sterling,
KY, has been struck by lightning for the
fourth time and still lives. James seems
to be one of the few Wills that cannot be
| broken.
| "A man in Georgia bought pig the
other day and took it home. 1t did not
relish its new quarters and returned to its
/ former owner, swimming half mile
across pond in its journey"
| - The estate of 10000 acres on which
Mr.. George Vanderbilt is erecting ba-s
ronical castle in North Carolina repre-
sents 40 farms, which we're bought from
the mountaineers at 8 total cost of fully
100000.
| Mr.. Bowling, q Minneapolis man,
manages to transact business, though all
broken up. BE has an artificial left arm
and both legs, and has nothing but the
stump of thumb to his right hand. His
artificial rig cost him six hundred dol
lars.
"A mixture of lard and snuff is the
California remedy for lice on stock. This
ointment does not need to be applied to
the entire animal, but ring of it, two
or three inches wide, made completely
around the neck, will have the desired
effect.
Farmers in Kansas are having great
difficulty in getting hands to harvest the
enormous wheat crop, which will exceed
that of any previous year in the history
of the State. 1t is asserted that 10000
men could find employment in the grain
fields.
- David Shone, a mountaineer, who
lives on farm near Montrose, Pa, was
unable for long time to aacol1t for the
strange actions of one of his mules. A
close investigation showed that 8 common
mouse had made its nest in the animaps
ear.
at small town in Kent gentle
man employed carpenter to put up a
partition, and had it filled with sawdust
to deaden the sound. When it vas COM
pleted the gentleman called from one side
to the carpenter on the other: Smith,
cal you. hear me?" Smith Immediately
answered: mo, sir"
- Rev. J. B. Kisler, HoliDess
preacher at Toccoa, Ga, was arrested as
leader of band of robbers who opera.
ted extensively at Seneca City, S. G. Two
years ago Kisler was successful preach.
er, and lived with his wife and children
in North Georgia. Through some un-
known cause he drifted away and turned
criminal. Several months ago the ex-
preacher organized a band of robbersss
Seneca City, S. c.: end they committsd
various depredations. Kisler, when taken
to the station house, pleaded hard for a
drink he declared his ignorance of his
whereabouts and stated that he did not
know the day of the year. II don't know
anything" he said. "I've been drinking
of late I couldn't help it. There is so
much evil and wickedness in the world,
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