The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-11-29
sRIEF MENTION.
5colros-Middlings, 81 to 10 cents.


Ifyou want cheap clothing, go to see MI; i
eo and do likewise.
Thanksgiving services will be held in the
s Baptist Church at Pendleton this morning,
5 at IL Eo'clock a. M. by Rev. j. 5. Murray.
we would call attention to the advertise
n,elit of Oconee land, which appears IN tins
issue; over the signature OF the essrs.
Maret, Executors.
Col. B. w. Edwards, an able and prom,
,,ent member of the Darlington Bar, paad
anderson short visit this week, on his re-
turn from the Baptist State Convention.
n. Carpenter, Esq, Of the Waxahachle
: -eFexssS Euaprise, paid US o visit last week. eek
ME-, Carpenter came on short WISH 70 rela-
lives and friends, and speaks IN hlghl hlterlhs
s1of his new home.
Messrs. Reed & Stephens, manufacturers
sss,,ffe this place, have on hand quite number
Of real handsome buggies, which they are
offering rery low for cash, or on tune unti
next Fall for approved notes
craytonyille Grange, No. 2l3, will IM meet h. 70
sreorganize, at the residence OF II n. w iiSnss,
ESQ. on Friday, the S0th inst, at y socioch aa
q. m. Nv. w. Russell, ESQ.,, Will azores el is
the Grange, and every person Is ufseu " w
present.
We publish on the first page of this issue !.
Z the addresses of Hons a. T. klmban OF u.
linois and q. b. Vance of North Caroh9u,
delivered at the late State Fair, in Colnmpa:
They are fine productions and %ll moie
than repay any one. who pernses them;
- Since our last issue several droyes OF hogs
!. have arrived in Anderson, and troM hLty "
seventy five have been sold at SIX cents PEI
nonnd gross. The probability is that there
) ifpiiI .beSa still further decline to about 5t
ceyS gross, as the price of bacon IS soSery
.i5@ At this time.
we have carried a large number OF our
snhscribers through the hard times OF thei
& sss.nSsf wear. and hope they will now come
T,romntiy forward and settle their suoscflp-
fions. as we need money to meet our opil-
Safions. The attention Of those in arrears
will be appreciated.
We had the pleasure of meeting IN An
flkrson on Tuesday Mr.. E. R. Stokes, OF 20.
inmbia. the proprietor of one OF the OLDEST
and best bfank-book manufactures anu
book-binding establishments In the state.
! MI Stokes is q gentleman OF great experl,
: ence ;n his business, and does the most
handsome and durable work.
Mr.. j. C. Keys sent to our office on We'd
nesday the largest turnlg we nave seen ;or
{ eaveral years. twas White Globe tnrmp,
we;gb;ns ten and half pounds with the
TONS cut off. and sixteen pounds with the
fms II measured thirty -one inches arouno,
and was regular in shape. Mr. Keys Is
noted as q most successful grower OF all
Z kinds Of vegetables.
Absence from home has prevented us
s from hitherto noticing the accession 10
Sonth Carolina journalism in the connec-
: .fion of w. C. Bennet, Esq, with the Apoe-
s Vile nIess and Banner, as one OF It's Proprl-
ators and editors. Mr.. Bennett Is q gentle
mar, f,f high culture and ability, and with
Hneh Wilson, Esq, is destined TO render
the Press and BGnner better than ever
$. Messrs w. G. Brown, r. w. Simpson, J..
sT.eOrraI,d Is. r. Vandiver, Representatives
: from this County, repaired to Columbia on
last Monday. in order to be present at the
evening of the legislative session. on Tues
dav We noticed also that Senators Living
stone Bowen and Crittendon, with ;aepre,
S sentatiyes Sloan, Werner, Bradley, Gray ana
Donald, from SOconee, Pickens and; Green
Vile Counties were along.
IA cavalry company called the Conner
4 81 ,ieht Dragons has been organized in Gar
vim Township, in this County, With the fol
lowing officers ( Captain, 3. w simpson;
ist Lent, D. K. Norris; End Lieut., d. r.
Glenn : 3rd Lieut., j. a. Carson. The com
nanv has been accepted by the Stateauthor-
tiles. and will be furnished arms at an early
day. The ladies are preparing very hand
some fiag for presentation to the company
on the fourth Saturday of December next.
The occasion will doubtless be very pleas