The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-02-01

= There are 1000 places for the sale of
liquor in Paris, but the police have little
trouble with those who patronize them.
- Grover Cleveland has one enthusias-
tic admirer in Alabama. He sent the
president-elect bushel of Irish potatoes
as Christmas present.
- The Methodists of the Northwest are
arranging for the publication of daily
paper Of that denomination, and it
will soon make It's appearance from Chi
cago.
= The cheapest dress made by Worth,
the Partisan milliner. even if of cotton,
does not cost less than $3.50, ard this he
calls his "pauvrette costume"-the poor
girls dress.
= Daggers, intended for use and not
for ornament, and just large enough to
slip inside woman's gown, are now
manufactured and sold in considerable
mum bers, says the Jewellers Circular.
The purchasers are, as rule, women
who adorn themselves lavishly with dia-
monds and other precious stones.
- The ministers of Atlanta are raising
rumpus over an invitation that has
been sent from that city to Col. Robert G.
Ingersoll, the great lnfidel lecturer, to
deliver one of his lectures there. They
call upon all christian people to keep
away from him and show him that at the
South at least he cannot ridicule sacred
things as profit to himself
Preparations are making for grand
demonstration in connection with the in
auguration of Mr.. Cleveland at Washing.
ton, March next. Tam many alone will
furnish from 5000 to 10000 men for the
parade. It is estimated that the largest
gathering of Democrats ever known will
assemble in Washington on that occa.
| sion.
= The French newspapers tell of
very interesting match that came off ir
France. Two women In good society
challenged each other to talk fast. Each
was 10 utter as many words as possible
| in fixed time. Each woman talked
| three consecutive hours. One uttered
203, 500 words. The other won the match
with 2O8,OSO words.
- Intimate friends of John D. Rocktel
ler, the Standard OIL king, says that be
gives away 100000 every year in mis-
cellaneeus charity, but that he never
gives cent until he has had thorough
examination made of the case where aic
is requested. In addition to his regular
charity account he has made many mag.
nifcent gifts to educational and religious
institutions.
- A colored man, the first Of his race
to be admitted into the priesthood of the
Episcopal Church in kentucky, was or.
dained in Louisville few days ago. His
name is William NJ. Jackson, aud he has
charge in Henderson, KY. His father
was free-born, and his mother an eman
cipated slave. He had a good education
| IN OhlO, ana 1or q time was eHl'
ployed in the war department in Wash
ington.
= Near Davis, Ga., on Monday last
Mr.. Lin Richards had thrilling encoun-
ter with a panther. The beast stood
growing in the middle Of the road and
refused to let him pass. He had no wea-
pons, not even knife, but he got 81 club
and made for the panther. The battle
was long and fierce, but by we'll directed
blows at each bound Of the beast, Lin fl
nally pesuaded him that he was not bis
meat, yet not until he had had his clothes
torn to considerable extent. He is not
certain how large the panther was, only
that it was monster. Its track meas
ured four inches long and three inches
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