The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-01-06
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS:

R. NJ. STOKES, ESQ.,, formerly of this State, af-
ter three years of faithful and unainohng service
in the Cons aryatve cause aid for the best inter-
ests of Western North Carolina, has been ccm-
pelled to relinquish his position editor of the
Asheville Ne,cs and Farmer. Inadequate support
has caused bis retirement from this arena of use
fulness and honor
The Edgefeld Advertiser has entered upon the
thirty year of its existence as an honored ex
ponent of public opinion. 1t is the oldest country
newspaper in this State, and under the guidance
and control of its present editor and proprietor
bids fair to grow in strength and favor We con-
gratulatc them upon the bright prospects of the
future.
The Sumter Neps has been recently enlarged
and furnished with new type, and ranks deserved
ly among the best papers of the State. We see it
announced that the publication of IN orlg'nai
story. entitled eThe Pride of the School" from
the pen of JoHX WIrHERspooN ERWIN, Esq, Will
be commenced about the middle of January, TO be
followed by other original stories during the year.
Now is good time to subscribe.
Our distinguished friend, Gen. D. H. HILL, is
ont in o prospectus of the Southern COnseruatre'
weekly newspaper, to be published at Charlotte
N. c., at So per annum. 1t will be devoted to the
yindieation of the truth of Southern history, to
the preservation of our characteristics as .peo-
pie, and to the development of the resources of the
South. We wish him great success in this worthy
undertaking
The Columbia PAeniz began the new year with
material enlargement of its borders. 1t is edl-
ted with signal ability, and furnishes the latest
news to the up-country Published by JULIAN A.
SELDY, at S4 for six months
We have received from the publisher pick's
Floral Guide for 1870, one of the most complete
and instructive assistants to florists and garden
ers within our knowledge. 1t is elegantly printed
on fine tinted paper, with about 200 cngravings OF
flowers and vegetables, and q beautiful colored
plate, embracing seven varieties Of Pho1 Drum
mondii making fine boquet of Phioxes. Al
though published for the benefit of his customers,
it will be forwarded by mail 10 all who make ap-
plicaton for ten cents, which is not half the cost
Address, JAMES WICK, Rochester, N. Y.
Little Corporal for January makes its appear
ance in new dress, with an engraved title page
on the cover. 1t claims to have larger circula-
ton than any other Juvenile magazine in the
world and deserves its great popularity, both
because of its originality and sterling worth, and
because it gives SO much for so small price, only
one dollar year. Published by ALFRED L. SEW
ELL s Co., Chicago, Ill.
Topographic Journal and Advertiser, the South
ern quarterly magazine, devoted to the advance
ment of the interests of the fraternity in this Sec
ton. Published by WALKER, EVANS CoGswELL,
Charleston.
Topographic Messenger, from the we'll known es-
ablishment of JAMES OoNNon's Suns, New York.
Both of these lust named journals are especially
useful and interesting to the craft, and the pub
fishers will accept our thanks for the courtesy of
an exchange.