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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-03-22
LoHG,s SHOP LOCALS.

AS 1t IL news that you wish your local
correspondents TO give, we have very little
to comnHnicete; and hence, unless yoe cen
accept kind of medley, we cannot at this
time write anything. 1.-The cry of hard
times, occasioned by the scarcity Of money
If 1t can be termed news--is the most
prominent. This salutes the ear on every
side......This neighborhood, taking the area
of circumference Of three or fous miles, is
emphatieally e farming community, not q
single raaldetit. professional man, neither
lawyer, doctor, preacher or teacher, all arc
following the plow. But 1t Is not to be in.
fered from this that we are o set of semi
barbaFians and inyalids, for tho morals, IN
telligence and health Of the psople will COM
pare very favorably with any other portion
of the County Of the sane size We have
said that al are farnerD, set it must be con-
fessed that largo majority mny bo Chased
in the category of "small fry" yet they raise
remuneradve crops according to the capital
invested, oeing the humble recipients OF the
request couched in Agur's prayer, "Giye us
neither poverty nor rsches.". Every one
is very busy at present, preparing his land
and hauling guano In order 10 make another
big" crop of the fieecy staple, so as to on
courage, strengthen and perpetunte the
usurped claims Of the modem upstart,
king Cotton" over the legitimate and On.
cient Queen Ceres.."The heedmea OF this
section ali have homes, and are lnboring
well and what we regard as very good
and encouraging omen, we perceive from
your journal that not few Of them have
paid the Hampton contribution. More
anon. ea,a.es. H. w. IT
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7H1 SOUTHERN ouLT1vAgoB.

No farmer can afford to be without first
class agricultural journal, and we are always
anxious to assist them in procuring the
varied and valuable information communi-
Gated through such channel. In G long
experience In the newspaper business, after
ordering hundreds Of agricultural Journals
for our farming friends, we have never met
subscriber yet who was not pleased with
his investment. I'll outlay is so email that
any one caa s!!Esesd &, and ths benefit sa-
rived thereffom Is measured by the diligence
with which its pages are perused. Among
the standard monthlies, which has furnish.
ed practical and valuable information TO the
farmers Of the South for many years, we
place the Southern Ctiltipatoy among the fore
most and worthiest. 1t is adapted to the
wants of this section, and especially devoted
to the improvement and elevation of South
ern agriculture. We are clubbing with this
monthly again this year, and will be pleased
to sond the INrELLIaEKcER and the Ct,lfirator
to any one address for $3.50.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-03-22
TRE eREEl1Y1ErE Ho4Rr,

The people Of Greenyilla now have hotel
that Is fully up to the progreas and pros-
perity Of tho Mountain City. It Ia under
the efficient management of Col. A. NJ.
spaghts, the editor and proprietor of the
Greenville Daily Ne,vs, who Is giving tie
people who visit Greenville practical proof
of the fact that he not only can run live
and progressive daily newspaper, but that
he 10 one of the best landlords in South Car.
olinn. He is working revolution In the
hotel business Of Greenville, and is destined
We believe to achieve great reputation by
his attention to the wants of his guests and
the snmptuous bill of fare which he regular
iy oerves.. We had the pleasure of tour
through Lis hotel on last Tuesday, and can-
not cay too much for the cleanliness, neat.
ness and elegance of the comnodious and
well-ventilated rooms, which are furnished
In manner TO please the most fastidious.
The table is supplied in the most surnptu-
Gus manner, and is ahead of anything this
aide of Charleston for variety and the quail
ties which tempt the appetite. Every one
who visits Greenville should avail himself
OF the opportunity Of stopping ut real first
class hotel in the up-country by going to
the Greenville Hotel, where they will GER
tainly be pleased.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-03-22
HOR1 yTglss.

Corn planting Is begun. Anderson bows
continue to banker after the Townyille girls.
......And now the howl for o mess of shad
is raised......Farmers are putting their cot.
ton lands in fine state of preparation.
The weathsr was very mild the past week
aud tho growing wheat is greatly benefited
thereby. LAST year iTownville Grange of.
fered Its nlUmbern pSsmium of ten dollars
for the best acre of corn, hit the great
heshet ruined the,pTospect. It il hoped the
offer will be renewed this season 49,. Married
on the llth Inst, by W. z. M. FAINT, ESQ,
Mr.. Elins Dyer, Of Hart county, Ga, TO Miss
Matte Stewart, of this county 80. Because
his inanaornta, refusing to further recognize
bis wooing. constituted herself a returning
board and counted him out, a Townyille
youth stealthily Withdrew from the scenes
of his childhood in the silent watches of the
night, and has gone "whero .hss ssoedbine
twineth," in ali the wretchedness Or unire-
quitcd love. 10 Is now though. that his
rival will be duly installed. 49,. .Nozareth
(Prasbyterian) Church is becoming unfit for
use, and the congregation Is egitating the
practicability of erecting new building at
Townville, three or fonr miles distant T,,;::s
would greatly inure TO the benefit of all
concerned. and It Is hoped the plan will be
speedily executed .y.. Last Wednesday, l4th,
Daniel Thacker, living near Tounville, was
violently thrown FROM mule, which took
fright Rt pile Of gunno bags in fence cor
ner. Besides other injuries, several of his
ribs were broken by the mule running over
him before he conld regain his feet. His
injuries were rather critical, but he is now
slowly improving.
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An APPEAL TO IA. cHAR1TAnIr.


The Newberry Herald states that some of
the people who were burned out by the re-
cent fire in that town are in strai.eaed cir.
cumstaSces, and have been reduced TO al
most absolute poverty. Mrs. Whaley, who
las several small children dependent on her
for support, lost nearly everything she
possessed, including home and store, and
there are several others sadly in Mt I'd of aid.
The general distress Of the community has
caused an appeal to the friends of the desti-
tute sufferers in other portions of the State,
and we cheerfuliy invite the attention of the
charitable to this appeal. Tho Young Mems
Christian Association has already made
arrangements to secure donations in this
Immediate community, and we venture to
ask that contributions from others, who
may not be waited upon by the committee,
oe sent to the IHTnLLraKHcEn office. All
donations made through this Office will be
acknowledged through these columns, and
forwarded to our contemporary Of the New.
berry Herald.
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TO sHs .aRAnaRs OF aou7H oAnol1uA.

Col. D. Wyatt Aiken. in late number oi
the Ne,rs and COttrier, directs tho attention
of the subordinate Changes to the proceed.
ings Of the recent session OF the State
Grange, and to the necessity for every sub.
ordinate Grange TO ally itself actively with
the order by making known the name OF
its Master and Secretary, with their post
office address, to the newly elected Secretary
Of the State Grange, Thos. w. Holloway,
Pomaria, 8. G. The Secretary hos extra
copies of the proceedings. which cannot be
sent to q great many Oranges, because Che
recently elected Master and Secretary havo
not been reported to him. Although the
proceedings Of the Stats Grange appeared In
the 1NTEILIaENcER, 1t is quite probable that
many of the officers would like to get an
extra copy, which can be secured on appli.
cation to the Secretary. Besides, it is i'm
portant in other respects that the address Of
every Master and Secretary be in possession
OF the 6tote Grange.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-03-22
A splHMp1D oYFgR.

We heve made arrangements to club the
weekly edition Of the Charleston Ncsss and
Courier with our paper ct such rates as are
unparalleled In tho history Of South Caro-.
lima journalism. The agricultural depart
ment of the Nc,es and Courier viii commend
that journal 70 the farming community,
while its columns are supplied with the
latest intelligence from all parts OF the
world. We are enabled to combine the two
papers at price within reach Of eveit one,
and expect that our friends will seize the
opportunity at once. For the small sum of
1925 we will send the INrELL1aENcER and
the Netcs and Cb,vier (wcekly) for one year,
payment to be made strictly in advance.
Subscriptions received at any time.
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lnyRR NTE3Iag.

Rev. W. 81. etJcklead vim preach q ser.
mon 70 the chiltsezi Of this conlnun;tv In
the hanfisa chnscl. "a. ne=. .,y s.:.a =:a.zs- =:a.zs
noon. Services TO begin at half.past thre.,
o'clock. -
We are requested TO return the thanks of
the Ce1csea 9ssa to t''as citizens os Audcr-
SON for the liberal contributions mndo for
the purpose Of procuring instruments for
their use.
Iha ladies will find an advertisement
from Miss Della Keys in another column,
announcing the arrival OF spring fashions.
we bsspeak liberal share Of patronage for
hiss gsya.
The stockholders of the Anderson Ed,,o..
tionai Association are reminded that the
meeting on Saturday next will bexIn at half.
past ten O'Clock, and they are urged 10 be
prompt In attendance.
Dr. u. g. Murrah will be I'm our town
next month, and will gladly walt upon ell
persons who need his services ih tbs line of
dentistry. His reputation as q dentist viii
secure for him liberal custom.
the Anderson Raarr.is. Church has desip-
mated the first Sabbath In April asa dsv of
special prayer and contributions for FOREIGN
Missions. The missionary work Is in great
need Of assistance from the churches.
The advertisement of Mr.. A. w. Todd In
iofms 'he public that he Is prepared to con-
tract Tor the erection Of new buildings and
repairing OF old ones. mr.. Todd Is an in.
dustrious young man, and deserves encour-
agement and patronage.
That distinguished lawyer, Mr.. LEROY r.
foumans. Of Columbia. has onr thanks for
his able pamphlet, prepared ct the request
OF Gov. Hampton, entitled "Reply Of Wade
Hampton, Governor Of South Carolina. am,
Others, to the chamberlain memorial"
The valuable property known as the Pen.
dieton Factory is offered ct private sale
unsii the 26th of April. Persons desiring
70 invest will consult the advertisement in
another column, and call upon John D.
Sitton, Esq, Of Pendleton, who has the
property in charge as receiver.
The Young Mems Christian Association
has appointed committee to solicit contri-
buttons In aid Of the sufferers by the great
fre in Fewberry. Messrs. J. A. Brock. L.
P. Smith and w. g. Sharpe constitute the
and It is hoped that liberal re.
sronse will be made by our citizens.
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Clubs Of Wiliiawsscn, fllabtown and Brushy
Crsek TO mest az John O. Smiths en tho
2eth. to suggests Trial Justica. 6inco that
;s -! ~. !:.:ee Sec. Sec. petition <ac== In
cur posSseaion) accommodating Edwin I.
Pinson 60 Governor Hampton. Now, this
is oil wrong. We think that IL he cssnnot
afford TO 60 before The people m hls :.=;.., :.=;..=
he shorld not 30 ut all. Our ndghbem ere
nos giving US falr pley around Williamson.
and ne sasiat that the Clubs ehall have 0
say.so. viii our friend, ''Locum Gtagllli,"
give III light ON the subject In his next
"iocai." 1.-THE wind IN driving dirt IN our
eyes, and We will now look out for some
thing better than Electoral Commissions or
Returning Boards, and ask you, Mesars.
Editors, to do good for yourself until you
hear again from
NIX CUM AROUSE
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glZas0HAI.

we mao inc pimsu1v OF cuiii il,,,n rsr.
.Curan II. Eloan, OF GreenviIle, on Wednss.
day morning last. He represents business
as in very prosperous condition in that
city. lie is engaged In G wholesale aad re-
tail drug business. and Is Offering 10 sell our
people goods In his line at Naw Yc,,a.. prices.
He also represents the well knoHn clothing
house of Edwin Batas & Co., OF Nsw York.
Merchants desiring goods In either or these
lines would do well to make thssr ordelp
through Mr.. Sloan. Hf
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HoNR6 PATE sacAra.

J. ". Dunlap's corn crib was broken into
on the night Of the 10Th inst. and several
oushels OF corn taken. Trial Jurtice Wf'ght
Ii looking into the matter. a.. DR.. Parker has
nearly completed his new horse, which 10 O
decided Improvement in that quarter of the
town. There Is rom enough for q few
more new building; lumber is cheap and
the town Is healthy, SO let those In search of
Q home come TO Honea Path...... Medicines
have taken rise. DR.. Hudgens has moved
his drug Store sap.steizs, where everything
looks nees......Rev. E:. Carteo preached Il,
the Baptist Church on last Sabbath morn.
Ing and Rev. VIM. F. Pearson in the Pres.
byterian Church in the afternoon to .atten.
tive congregations.
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BRUsEY CnEER IRgyge,

MEssRs. EDITORS: an response to your
call for locals, I will give you what We haye
In the section OF the mouth of Brusby
Creek, and on either lids 20 its 5oarce s. Or
head aR fer ass ve arc able to 1est hear !s6r
sess al, but we must ssyf g6 are III o apah-
dairy to know of whnt 10 speak I'm. /. I ho
farmers generally are hard at work tarniiig
kheEoil, cleaning, clearing and drainfnRi6r
large crops Of corn. col soii. j. % ktGss.
&c., which is al very well !. but cotton
seems to predominateswh which isgalll wrong.
.-..A gooi dealof fetsililerS dfa bang used,
but not 90 extensively as lest year..i.. a
good crop of wheat was prepared for In the
fall, but the prospect now IL for Sotfy crops.
."..Re believe the largest acreage or oats
was sown. last fall We ever knew, oil of
which q failure. Wo hzye como two or
three schools in our midst, but not enough
to accommodate one-hRH the children y. j.
%s = -: A::- = .si: El;
preaching, but immortality seems to be on
the increase,... The sable cons OF Afries.
led by soino OF Chanberiain's crew, have
become addicted to COW stealing, and ever
and anon hheep Is killed BY ssdoFgs, .1nd
hollow htumps bear fruit lilie unto hog
slsins......H Hens Gail to ''set" hccausc they are
obliged to 'lis'' dead. Al. OF which may
be traced 10 Chamberlain, or 20 the iiifln.
ence OF hjs tearhings. 80. We hayet7o stsan,
saw mifls In operation -oAei o9ne;s. i5y
Acssra. johnson q Gambreli doing a .dri
Wing hssiaass; the Sthers by Elr. Elliscn.
Also, good srist and Touring mills, owned
by the Msssrs. Hoicombe. johnson & Co.,
TO which Is attached In full blast distilie.
ry, run by that veteran, J. H. Barrett. ).
Ey the way. Mr.. Editor. the people up here
ere IN q niuddie over the ofico OF Trial
Justice. You advertise for the Democratic
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io0Azzoa oR EbVzzaEnbY aaLrEan,

The stockholders OF the Anderson Educa-
aoiHiss AFsociation met In the Court 7. House
on Saturday last, to consider the feasibility
OF making bid for the permanent location
OF the Eewberry College. ct this place. A
proposition was made to donate the property
now occupied by the Carolina Collegiate
institute 70 the Lutheran Synod, and the
proposition was discussed for some timo by
hestockholders. Several amendments were
offered to the original motion. and after an
ahhimated discussion, It was finally agreed
70 postpone its further consideration until
saturday next, when Gn adjourned meeting
WIZ take place. The President was directed
70 obtain oil the information ne could In
regard to the advantages offered by the Now
perry College, and to invite some, one en-
heeted with the institution to meet with the
5,.i S..,.s,;..y M fu, ::s t,.s 80.
Of stating positively its distinctive features
and prospects.
ihe proposition to mike the donation has
eiicited much comment in the community,
ana among the stockholders there Is an
earnest desire to carry out In good faith the
oyjiaws Of the Association, whichis to act
'of The best interests of the whole town and
surrounding country in an educational point
OF view. Thar individual interests are sub
ofdinated for the general good. aud uDnn
secolaing satisfied that the educational Id
santages Of the town are to be promoted by
ms donation of their property, we nre con-
slneed they win aot promptly to effect that
eau. no one doubts ths. the location of the
heabefTy College would prove advantageous
soa great extent but the question beforcthe
Is whether or not inrze at;van-
@sea are sufficient to wartant the gift Of d
sMcsble property. which cost originally
sShoGo' The mature deiibasassGa + OF The
stockholders will commend itself 70 tho
gmmunity, and whatever action rrsy be
@Een by ihoni will provo satinla6tory itl The
ssalE Eo have no doubt. Other localities are
h AZ the removal OF tbs Newbeyry Coliege
mslr midst. and IL Is by no means certain
ssIIan ~. An oher from Anderson would secure
~. i9tation here although we believe that
,isst1s S tA1syociation has In its power moro de-
iSs iso.e 9N oid than car be mado from compel
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Good Advice.

o= e t!c .i..s s ;esT. ::;T
Lang Feyer, &c. Every family should have
allow for one motnens that cough to- lake
hold OF yonr child. your family or yourgelf.
consumption, Abthmn, Pneumonia, Group.
'ttemoffhages, s.id other fatal diseases may
sss IN. Although II Is true GKnMAN SYRUP
Is curing thousands or these dreaded dis,
eases, YET 1t - much better to have Il nt hand
VIII last your whole family d winter ana
keep you safe from danger. If YOU are con-
sumptiye, do not rest until yol have tried
this remedy. Sample Bottles i0cents. Req
ular size 20 cents. Sold by your Druegists.
White & Williams -,
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LECTURE.

We are requested to announce that o Ice.
ture will be delivered in Temperance Hall,
on next Wednesday night at eight o'clock,
by Rev. d. e. Frierson for .he Senefit oi
the Wanlan'g Mission Society. There will
he an ndnjttanca fsa Of ten CENTS for gown
persons and fye cents for children. The
proceeds from this lecture are for the foreign
mission work Of the above Society; and
hence, we hope the hall will be crowded.
The sum is Insignificant, and no person will
doubt thnt the lecture will be worth much
more than the price paid to hear it, besides
The feet that It is for n benevolent object
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idly extending, and recently by an ecs Of
cur Legislature, tho whole Of our county
(Mecklsnburgl Is allowed tho benefit Of the
iag.t s.sa@.t1A %
IS y. MH1deALaBTER.
r. s.-i forget to state very Important
Item. namely, that wo can cultivate any
neh piece OF land too small or inccayenieut
g fenee, sana you can sbeut make Ssur
bread oa tho fence rptEs, E,EiFH
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.WYMENEAM.

MARRIED, at the residence of the brides
mother, Mrs. Lucinda Chamblee, on Sunday,
18th inst, by Rev. n. McGee, Mr.. z. (.
SSgqrhLivAN S.qr and Miss NARY FRANCIS
CHAMBLEE. AL of Anderson County.
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THINGS Al COs !.

WYE offer
wv L@des' CITfriin SenSa, ate VIZ
AehS HAaIs splendid lot OF them BLANKETS
uAfcSe ot
peon Indebted everybody nv r
OF
and sell them for
Anderson. 9 O. Jr % 1877 BLECKLEY, BROWN. & co.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-08-16
Pills, Potions and Pungencies.

Many who suffering from the effects of the
warm weather and are debilitated are advised BIZ
physicians To take moderate amounts OF whiskey
two OF three times during the dizzy In little
while those who adopt this advice frequently
increase the number Of drinks" and in time
become confirmed incbriates. beverage which
will not create thirst for Intoxicating liquors and
which is intended especially for the benefit III
debilitated persons, whether at home OF abroad
is Dir. Schencks Sea Weed Tonic Containing the
juices Of many medicinal herbs, this preparation
does not create al appetite for the Intoxicating
cup. The nomishing ana the life supporting pro
pertcs Of many valuable natural productions con
tanned in it and well known to medical men have
most strengthening influence. A single bottle
of the Tonic will demonstrate its valuable quail
ties, For debility arising from sickness over cx-
crton on from any cause whatever winc-gla
full Of Sea Weed Tonic taken after meals will
strengthen the stomach and create All appetite
for wholesome food. To all who are about leaving
their homes. desire to say that the excellent
etico Of DR.. Schenck's SeaSonable remedies SEA
Weed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills are particularly
evident when taken by those who are inuriol1sv
affected by a change of water and diet No per
son should leave home without taking a supply
of these safeguards along For sale by all DRUG
@iSts.
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Almost huckleberry time.

| Camp meeting commences On Monday next
Mushrooms are very abundant just now in this
| region.
A game of base ball between the Pastimes Of
Belfast, and the Arterons Of Bucksport. was played
| at the Belfast trotting park Wednesday afternoon
The game was unfinished at the time the Journal
went to press
Frank Stevens, the bay pirate, was arrested in
Rockland on Tuesday and taken to Belfast Jail on
Wednesday morning. A Belfast gentleman driv-
ing from Rockland, on Monday, met Stevens at
Clam Cove walking toward Rockland. Arriving at
Rockport the gentleman teegraphed sheriff Walls
who proceeded to Rockland and there found his
man at the Point, so called.
Samuel Simpson of Belfast, was arrested on
Wednesday, as an accomplish of Stevens, the bay
pirate and lodged in jail. Stevens admitted. to
the sheriff the robbery, and said that Simpson
was with him that they roNed across the bay i'll
dory, and that he kept watch on the shore while
Simpson broke open and rifed the cottage
SEARsPoRT. Unitarian services will be held in
Union Hall next Sunday at As, by Rev James r.
BiXby, OF Belfast Subject of sermon. Judging
is Saving the World Those who desire that
these services shall be continued are specially re
quested to attend and hand in their names