The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-05-05
Editors Table.

Tn. NINETEENTH CENTURY.-The May number OF this
1aaaine has been received and comes to usual full
of tht interesting and instructive reading matter
We always stretch ourselves out comfortably in easy
chair when the Cny arrives and prepare for most de-
hghtfu literary treat such experience in the
persal of no other magazine finds its way upon
table Its articles all original and written by Southern
writer's heart glowswi with sympathy and
love for those who write for its pages and with thankv
ing Joy towards those who conduct the magazine with
much tact and judgment Surely ever the people oil
the South were called upon to sustain and foster any enter
prise within their midst they are so called now or TINS Is
emphacaly their magazine and worthy Of their support
and encouragement. We would, therefore, respectfully
urye upon all our readers young and old, that before
pending their money publications emanatng from the
North and abroad they first enter their subscr
bers to the XIX Century that possesses prior claims to
any other The subscription price is $3.50 per annum
The June number will commence the third volume and is
IN excellent time to commence. is published in Charles
ton,S.C.
THE RURAL CARoLr,1AS FOR MAY.-The appearance Of
the Rural 4rolinian this month than ever ndica-
tive rapid and wonderful success which its enter
prsng and liberal management so well deserves. Among
It's principal points of attraction Twelve pages Oh
s reading matter devoted sketch of the life of Geo.
W. Williams Esq., and accompanied by costly steeen-
gyed of that successful merchant and useful cit
izen Agricultural reports obtained from all parts Of the
South by means printed blanks furnished to subscribers
and filed by them the of information thus obtained
being skny complied by the editor This of the
most valuable features Of the magazine and makes 1t in
dspensabe every Southern planter who wishes to be
well informed The contributions of Colonel D. Wyatt
Aiken which appear various departments of the maya
znevng its readers rich fruits of his shrewd obser-
vatons Of men and things during his tour through the
South An illustrated article Fish Culture, showing
great practical knowledge Of the subject and recommending
it strongly to the consideration of planters. An Illus
traed plan and description of barn. being one Of the Sc
res Of Interesting architectural articles contributed by
Alex Y. Lee Esq of Columbia To these must be added
the contributions of ahost of correspondents and large
quantity of weconsldered and useful editorial matter the
shoeforming pattern agricultural magazine. Published
fbySwAIKEs, EVANS CoeswELI, Charleston. Agency at
this Office. .e-zszz,s- - -
AMEsIcAS AeRIcuITURIsr-The May number of this
valuable paper contains usual great variety of sug
gesons prepared by practical men, with numerous pleas
ting and instructive ongravings Specimen copies can be
obtained post paid for 15 cents or it is supplied by the
year for S1.5O. ORANGE JUDD & Co, Publishers, 245
Broadway, New York
LITTLE CoRroRAL-we have received the May number
in good time It fresh the flowers and bright as the
spring me-fnll Of good things for the children and all
who love children The proprieors promise great i'm
proyeents in this already charming magazine. Publish
ed by SEwELL d MILEE, ChlcaSo, ILL., NJ Sl per annuin
PArRoS1zE HOME ESTERPRIsE.-Mr P. P. ToALE, whose
advertisement appears another column has established
on basis Charleston the largest and most COM
plete nlanufactory of Doors Sahcs Blinds &c, in the
Southern States Having advertised literally during the
past year, he has secured large CUSTOM extending far
West a Alabama and he has thus been enabled to put
forth printed price list whichdefes competition Every
person who conemplates building or repairing should
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