The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-11-29
BRIEF MENTION.

-Middlings. 81 to 10 cents.
Ifvou want cheap clothing, go to see MI
/. II. Smith. Read his advertisement, an,
20 and do likewise.
Thanksgiving services will be rleld in tn
Eamist Church ut Pendleton this morning
a, il o'clock a. M. by Rev. j. S. Murray.
we would call attention to tile adveftisc
,nent of Oconer land, which appears in tli
issue, over the signature OF the Messrs
Marct, Executors.
Col. B. w. Edwards, an able and promi
uent member Of the Darlington Bar, pai'
Anderson short visit this week, on his re
.,rn from the Baptist State Convention
BE. Carpenter, Esq, of the lVaxahachi,
(Tcxas) Enterprise, paid us visit last week
Mr.. Carpenter came on short visit to rcla
.iycs and friends, and speaks in high terms
Of his new home.
Mcssrs Reed & Stephens, manufactures
Of this place, have on hand quite numbc
of real handsome buggies, which they are
Offering rtry lou for cash, or OIL time unit
next Fall for approved notes.
Craytonvile Grange, No. 2l3, will meet t.
rcorganize, at the residence of X. n. Wright
Esu., on Friday, the 30th inst, Mt 8 O'Clock
u. IN. ". w. Russell, Esq, will addres,
the Grange, and every person is urged to bt
present.
We publish OH the first page Of this ISSUE
the addresses of Hons. II. L. kimball of H.
linois and u. b. Vance Of North Carolina
delivered at the late State Fair, i'll Columbia
They are fine productions and will more
than repay any one who peruses them.
Since our last issue several droves Of hogs
have arrived in Anderson, and from fifty tC
seventy. five have been sold ut six cents pei
pound gross The probability is that there
will be q still further decline to about 81
cents gross, us the price of bacon is so very
low at this time.
We have carried large number Of ouI
subscribers through the hard times Of the
past year, and hope they will now come
promptly forward and settle their subscrip-
tons ,s we need money to meet our Obli-
cations. The attention of those in arrears
will be appreciated.
We mud ife pleasure &C meeting IN An.
dcrson on Tuesday Mr.. L. II. Stokes, of Co
lumbia, the proprietor of one of the oldest
and best blank-book manufactures and
book-binding establishments i'll the State
Mr.. Stokes is Il gentleman of great expert
cnce in his business, and does the most
handsome and durable work.
Mr.. ]. G.. Keys sent to our Office on We'd
ncsday the largest turnip we have seen foI
several years. 1t was White Globe turnip,
weighing ten and half pounds with the
tops cut off, and sixteen pounds with the
tops. It measured thirty inches around,
aud was regular III shape. Mr.. Keys is
noted as most successful grower Of all
kinds Of vegetables.
Absence from home has prevented lis
from hitherto noticing the accession to
South Carolina journalism in the connec-
ton of w. G. Bennet, Esq, with the Able
Vile .tress ana Banner as one OF it's prUpri-
man Of high culture and ability, and with
Hugh Wilson, Esq, is destined TO render
the Press and Banner better than ever.
Messrs. w. G. Brown, R. w. Simpson. J.
l.. Orr and II. r. Vandiver, Representatives
from this County, repaired to Columbia on
last Monday, in order to be present at the
opening of the legislative session, on Tues
day. We noticed also that Senators Living
sentatives Sloan, Werner, Bradley, Gray and
Donald, from Oconee. Pickens and Green
vile Counties were along.
A cavalry company called the Conner
Light Dragons has been orgai.:..a4t1l ., .3ar-
vim Township, in this County, with the fol.
lowing officers: Captain, r. w. Simpson
1st Lieut., ID. *. Norris; end Lient., II. P.
Glenn; 3rd Lieut., j. A. Carson. The COM
parry has been accepted by the Stotcauthor-
tiles, and will tc furnished arms at an early
some flag for presentation to the company
on the fourth Saturday of December next.
The occasion will doubtless be very pleas
ant one.