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

,,rroy-M -Middlings. 81 to 10 cents
The ladies Of the Anderson Baptist Church
l.vrpr,scntcd Rev. w. III. Strickland the
.,,,nl Will, Il very handsome ovcrcoat.
\.w i, the time to subscribe for the IN.
rr,Ir;rNcrR The meeting of Congress and
~, ,,,.lon of our Legislature will afford in.
,,r.,rng lc;.dng for the winter.
Read the delinquent land list in another
.nlumn. If you have land r'iycrtiscd call
u,l settle will the Treasurer before the day
i sale, and save your property.
Their, will he no preaching in the Baptist
Church next sunday, the pastor being in
attendance on the meeting Of the Baptist
state Convention AT Grecnville.
Mai. Tlius ii. McCann, of Grecnyile, Wis
i,rI Anderson on Tuesday. He has many
friends in this his native County, and we are
always glad to greet him in our midst.
Mr. q. ii. L. FAINT, would call attention 10
the fact that he now has Oh hand sixty
,.,d,!ics uf tobacco, containing ten pounds
each. which he will sell at prices very near
o,-, TIE quality is excellent and the price
low.
Mc.srs i. y. Masters and j. II. Muorhcad
lave each brought some Of the finest turniIs
tr unr office during the past week that we
have seen this season. Either one OF them
.l,uwrd larger turnirs than were exhibited
al the State Fair.
We would ask attention to the advertise
ncnt ul Mr. J. Il. Clark, which appears else
where in this issue. Mr. Clark is well
known in this community, and las cstab-
h>hcu high reputation in his business both
for skill and integrity. We bcspcak for him,
:, liberal patronage.
We had IL pleasant call on Tuesday, from
j.: j. nrcicr Esq. travelling agent of the
Columbia Register, who was i'll our town for
the purpose ul receiving subscribers to the
sterling journal he represents. Mr.. Dreher
is an accomplished and pleasant gentleman,
and we hope he has been eiiiinently success
tu III his mission To Anderson.
druye of hogs arrived in Anderson on
" uin,sdny morning from Tennessee. This
is the first drove OF the season, and up to
the hour Of going To press we lave heard of
no ~.vs. III" price Isl ed is Gl cents per
pound gross and it is generally thought
ilnt this sum is too much iur the rate ut
which bqson and lard arc now selling.
Capt. J. A. Wren has been doing Il very
fine business i'll photography .at Mr.. j. d..
MaXwells Art Gallery OH Brick Range.
Ills exhibition of photographs took the
premium ut the Anderson Fair, and he has
Il handsome medal i'll testimony OF IT. Per
sons desiring good pictures of themselves Or
friends can obtain them i'll any style by call
ing on lim
We are informed that Hon. b. +. Cruyton,
President Of the State Fair ASsocntiUn sold
his entire crop of bread corn to Gen. W. G..
Lcpuc. United States Commissioner of Ag-
ric,,Iturc. This corn will be distributed
throughout the United States fo. sueti.
Gen, I.eDnc said it was ns fine quality Of
this important cereal as lie had ever seen,
and thereby paid high compliment to Mr.
Graytoii as aii agriculturist, and also to An
dcrson County rs . grain growing country.
After this, our people should raise their
own corn, and not import it from the West.
five can raise seed for other States, we
certainly should he able to make enough to
do us ut home. y smaller amount OF cotton
and larger .mount of grain would make
this most prosperous country.