The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-02-27
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CHARLESTON WEEKLY NEWS

NONTAINS Live editorials. the latcst
" Telegrnms. -. lily selected Mail
News, besides the following specialtics :
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R1ORDAN s. DAWSON,
Charleston, s. C.
The Proprietors of the Ne,ps and Courier
offer $780, an gold, for the best Serial Story,
written by resident OF South Carolina, IL
Illustrative OF Southern life, before, during or
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=. The manuscript to be sent to the pro-
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OF three residents of Charleston, selected by
the proprietors of the Netcs Gnd Courier, who
viii make their decision On or before April
18Th.
8. The story which shall be declared to be
the best to be the absolute property of the
proprictors of the Meas and Coiirier. and
published as n serial in the Reely Ne,cs.
Rejected manuscripts TO be returned forth
with TO the authors.
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to encourage, rs far n practicable the de-
velopment OF literature in South Carolina,
and to give tho reading public, through the
Weekly Netrs, tales of Southern life which
shall preserve the recollection of traits of
character and social peculiaritics and habits
fast passing away, and keep before the rising
generation the memory OF ntrugglc more
glorious than that OF the Revolution and of
Sutferings greater than those which wero
borne by the men of Saventy-six. Should
the experiment now iaade prove successful
the p.oprietors of the Neirs da6 Courier will
hope 10 extend the literary field and enlist
as contributors TO the WSekly Nous the most
brilliant writers in the whole South.