The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-11-22
BRIEF MENTION.
CorroS-Middlings, 81 to 10 cents.

COTTON-MluQllllSS, o2 w Ao CSh'''
The ladies of the Anderson Baptist Church
have presented Rev. w. H. Strickland, the
pastor, with very handsome overcoat.
Now is the time to subscribe for the In
rELL1GENcER. The meeting of Congress ana
the session of our Legislature will afford III
tcresting reading for the winter.
Read the delinquent land list in another
column. If you have land advertised call
and settle with the Treasurer before the DAY
of sale, and save your property.
There will be no preaching in the Baptist
Church next Sunday, the pastor being IN
attendance on the meeting OF the bapCis.
State Convention at Greenvllle.
Mai. Thos. II. McCann, of Greenville, Wis
lied AHdersnn on Tuesday. He has many
friends in this his native County, and we are
ALWAYS glad to greet him in our midst.
Mr.. .O.H.P. FAINT, would call attention to
the fact that he now has on mana slAIy
caddies of tobacco, containing ten pounas
each, which he will sell at prices very near
cost. The quality is excellent anu the price
low.
Messrs. P. A. Masters andJ. r. Moorhead
have each brought some of the finest turnlps
to our office during the past week tnaG we
have seen this season. Either one OF tnein i
showed larger turnips than were exnlolteo
ut the State Fair.
We would ask attention to the advertise
pent of Mr. ]. B. Clark, which appears else, e,
where in this issue. MIR. Clark Is wen
known in this community, and has eStao-
lished high reputation iil his business both
for skill and integrity. We bespeak for INN
q liberal patronage.
We had pleasant call on Tuesday, rpm
Ell. Dreher, Esq, travelling agent OF tue
Columbia Register, who was in our town for
the purpose OF receiving subscribers 10 Tue
n>serii6g iourngi he represents. Mr.. Dreher
ccqp.plished and pleasant gentleman,
and we hope he has been elninently success
ful in his mission to Anderson.
= A droveof hogs arrived in Anderson NJ ON
"Wednesday morning from tennessee; ihls
is the first drove of the season, ana up 10
tho hour of going to press we have heard OF
NO sales. The price asked is G2 cents per
pound gross, and it is generally thought
that this sum is too much Tor the rate at
which bacon and lard are now selling.
Cant. J. A. Wren has been doing very
fine business i'll photographyrat MT; y. ~
Maxwells Art Gallery on Brlck range.
His exhibition of photographs took the
premium at the Anderson Fair, and he has
a handsome medal in testimony OF 1t; Per-
sons desiring good pictures of themselves O. or
friends can obtain them in any style by call
ing on him.
W. oro informed that Hon. B. F. Crayton,
pres;dent of the State Fair Association, sold
his entire crop Of bread corn to Gen Gen. " "; u. IT,
r;cnltnre This corn will be distributed
the United States as doaty 5os sseo Of
tI;s ;mnortant cereal as he had ever seen,
and and thereby there paid high compliment to to Mr..
crayton as agreullu5st .a%n and also soanf s0 An
After this, our people should raise ,Is1 thelr
own corn, and not import it from the west.
five can raise seed for other States, we
certainly should be able to make enough 10
do MS at home. A smaller amount OF cotton
and larger amount of grain would make
this most prosperous country.