The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-12-14
. The Episcopal Church Of tho United
ates has 72 bishops, 3,7o5 ministers and

Tho Episcopal Church OF the United
States has 72 bishops, 9,7o5 ministers and
54S, $50 church meTnbcrs.
There are twenty-ors widows Of
Revolutionary solders drawing pensions,
tho oldest boing Mrs. Anna Maria
Young, aged niaety-nino years, OF Easton,
PA.
1t |, said that mail matter dropped
in the post Office at Paris 10 delivered In
Rorlin in an hour and half, and como
times within thirty-fve minutes. The
distance between the cities Is 75O miles,
and the mail is sent by means o.! pneu-
matte tubes.
Tho FREQ Methodist revival, nonr
I,ockport, II. y, has eXcitOd the people
to frenzy, and usmen arc throwing away
thoir jowols, and rushing about the
church, tearing their dreases oren ana
displaying the most uncomfortable emo
ton.
DIR. jain Ege, the skin-grahing spe-
cialist of Reading Pa, has now scnome.
This /, to graf pieces OF hairy skin on
bald beaded men, SO that they VIII be
able to grow u luZuriRnt head OF hair.
Flo says he has already tried it and that 1t
is n SUCCESS.
lingo County, California, has Won
derful natural curiosity which closel y re-
scmbles monster petriied elephant.
Tile rock which naturo has given a1ch nr
extraordinary form is a dark gray granite
almost the o1act color Of the Asistic ele-
plants skin.
- Indignation meetings are being held
and petitions drawn pall over Germany
to protest against the proposed Increase
OF tho beer tax. Tho average German
will submit to almost any kind OF tax
under extreme circumstances, but be
draws line at beer.
- The people Of Maine at the last cleo
ton adopted An amendment to their Con-
stitution requiring hereafter an educa-
tiOnal qualification as prerequisite to
the right to vote. One result OF this is
already seen in tho manufacturing cities
i'm the crowded attendance Rt the evening
free schools.
The John B. Hood Camp Of Confed-
crate Veterans, Of Austin, Texas, has de-
olded to build Confederate monument
to be erected in tho Capitol ground. Tho
camp has on hand about s25, GOO. The
primo object for the collection o! the fund
originally was to support veterans
home.
- Josiah Erlingor and Demo Pallatir,
two industrious ciliZons OF ConterviIle
Station, Ohio, lave long been rivals for
the heart and hand ofa handsome widow
OF that village. Between the two admir-
ers tho widow TIA, delightfully."- uncertain
which to choose. She Taa unable TO mako
choice between them, and the suitors
settled the matter in very simple man
ncr. They drew straws, and mutually
agreed tn abide by the result. Erlingcr
drew tho widow, and tho wedding will
take place in q short time.
= The new governor of Kansas will
bayo no inaugural ball. Tho popnlists
led by Mrs. Lease are aEainst it. They
| denounce dancing as immoral, and one
Of the resolutions adopted is as follows
"That tho plain people Of Kansas who
elected tho now state officers canNet but
look with anxiety upon any indication
that their officers have submitted to the
which represents all the enemies OF the
common people, and based upon wealth
gained by monopoly, constitutes dan
gerous lobby about the official it may &C.
cure in it's neshes."
- The Hartwell Sun says: "rhe other
morning a yeung lady whose beauty is
only cqualled by her industrious habits
went to tho well to draw bucket OF wa
ter. AS she began to turn the windlass q
merry song trlled from hor lips, while
the active exercise forced the rose color
to her cheeks-"but what is it that Causes
the well rope to vibrate so7" is the ex-
clamatory Interrogation that forms itsel
on her mind, while the roses on hel
cheeks " ere blanchod to lily white and
1. bn- hv Ii ioL
was changed to scream after scroam o
| mortal terror. But bravely she turned
the windIass until the old oaken bucket
reached the top Of the well curb, when
oh I horror !-out jumpsd-a big half
| drowned r-r-r-r-rnst-and scamperet
away! It took all the family-togethel
with 4 trip to Royaton-to restore tht
young lady to her usual placid compos
ure."