The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-10-25


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! fatsoaize home iaaps4iss. andfor Boots,
shoes, slippers, &C., go to the shop of r: Y.
n. Nance, on Main street, where the best
and neatest class of work can be had. See
his advertisement, and do & not Of: forget the
p.NA.os.:,t E,;ro. 2gitl'rn liyi,is i. .fli
Col. Alexander has: several patterns Of
work from the Congdree Iron Works, OF
Columbia, on exhibition at the Fair this
week. Persons wishing cane-mills, casting
oriother foundry work, would do well to
examine them. -,
The streets of Anderson have been crowd
ed during this week with the wagons of
farmers bringing cotton here and purcha-
sing goods. This is the place to come, for
goods can be bought as cheap for cash as
elsewhere, and cotton brings l11b the best prices
We would, ask attention to the advertise
ment of Messrs. Simpson, Reid & Co.,
which informs our readers Of the new drug
store, and of. the many articles (which they
can obtain at it. In lamps, oils, drugs, med
icines, perfumeEy, toilet articles, &c,, shey
can supply your wants. -. ,I,g
The Tournamentw win come of at the Fair
Grounds on Friday morning. It will be
the centre Of attraction for that day, and
win be followed By. grand Tournament
Ball at the WaYerlY House on Friday even
made 10 render it a success. i.
Mr.. NJ. Berry Williams, of this County,
won the-first honor iii the Tournament at
Greenyifle last week, taking all the Rugs at
each ride we regret that his application to
ride at the Anderson Tournamentto. morrow
arrived after the books for entry were closed.
If entered he would have been q formidable
rider for the first prize ~ ,s,.4 r; h,
This is the season to plant wheat, rye,
oats and barley. Our farmers should make
large sowings of these grains, f6ri by so do
ing they will advance their own. prosperity
and the interests Of this section Of country
more than by the cultivation of cotton ex.
clusiyely. A farmer ought to plant at least
one-third Of his arabic lands in small
grain. n. .e,e4saai
We wouldask attention to the ADVERTISE
ment of Mr.. G. W.. Garreckt, which appears
elsewhere. He keeps one of the best restau-
rants and confectioneries in Anderson, and
will be pleased e ses LsYsE Per ps1son a Tao' na
not s.resetE,sahers hewin supply them st low
prices With excellent meals or the best can
dies. fruits, n9t3s &r.s 9 / sA,.i - 8
The baby Show will come ere3c of on Friday at
the Anderson County Fair 1.-The number!
of disappointed onesiiwill far exceed those
whe viii be pleased but '"to the victor be-
longs the spoiis," and the little boy and girl
who may BE thought the finest on exhibition
will each .Isceiye q baby scarEiags, We hope
there YIN bsa number I'f'9 q entrles M s, IN h TINS s
''NSOe.'ffI ri sss4t - j" sH,ssgn 9H '9i8 1""i"
:We;arre indebted to Hon. b, Wyatt Aiken,
member of Congress from this Congress
siosal.D District, for copy of the, Agricrlltu.
raj Report for 1875, and for copies of the
Confessional Record Colonel Aiken is
prombHy@e his POST of duty faadis feggar
in :his attendance upon the sessions. In
him tie psople Of; South Carolina once more
have q true representative ini the councils OF
the nation., a:,, t.:a sgtr': ~. - j. q
4. ,..,' ~ 81 ~ - ''a-
DR.. w. G. Browne Of Atlanta Georgia; is
in Anderson, and will spend the remainder
Of this week here for the purpose of ipracs
ticing dentistry, and is located for this purs
pose in the front room Of the building on
the public square, formerly known as the
Centennial Hotel. DR.. Browne is o fine
dentist and has many friends and acquain-
tances here who are are. glad to see him, IN
our Mlpl1dstsp<; 90 3 a5ffa7 : sS0i
NE. Hezekiah MCGEE, Familiarity known
to the people Of the upper part Of the State
ON account of mental yaficeons, eswhichss
made him q, very. pecnhaf person, died In
Greepville County on. last Thursday in the
51st year of his age. Just before he died he
was asked if he knew where he was going,
and replied, "Where all good folks go;" and
hence, we trust, bis life, which was aimless
and desolate here; has been exchanged FOR o /
better one: beyond. e -. 4
The Anderson cotton market is again one
of the best III the State, and goods are sold
as cheap here as the same can be bought
elsewhere. Trade has been very lively for
the past two weeks, and the amount Of cot
ton sold here is increasing every day.
Much or the Georgia trade of former years
is returning and things bear more cheerful
appearance. Read the advertisements OF
our merchants, bring your cotton here and
get the goods which you need. '.a,s7' hns
This merchants of Anderson have agreed
to close their stores on tomorrow, Friday,
for the purpose of attending the County
Fair and giving their clerks an opportunity
to attend also, No business will be trans
acted OH hat day, and persons coming to
Anderson viii DO we'll to bear this an
nouncement in mind. This action of the
merchants is public spirited and considerate,
for it encourages the Fair exhibitions and
also allows their employees one aday Ir
which to rest from business and enjoy them
selves.
Messrs. James H. Morgan & Bro, of
Greenville, invite the patronage of the
farmers and consumers Of Anderson, and
adjoining counties through the advertising
columns of the INTELMaENcER this week:
They keep on hand large and well l-selected
stock of fancy goods, dry goods and groce-
rics, which they1ofTer at the lowest prices.
The members Of this firm are thorough
gentlemen, and their customers may rely
upon honorable treatment from them
Their store IS among the largest in Green
vile, and all our readers who visit Green
Vile will find it pleasant and advantageous
to pay them call.