The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-09-16

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jds has been in 1880, now the export trade
iaeems to be- on etcii a sn7a Sonpaation
that IL must grow, and will ngessf.y re-.
lieye our market Of oil tlie best quality,
OF beef cattle OF suitable eixe. spLsa
tuyieg rome smber tf9t IL paya to get good
blood foE such wi always sell hess when
sfat. ~ utesssaf 1re learning, Fast that it,
I, i raya then well To get ti0thing but veil.
bred aninia lesican flds2tea: for lSsj1ss
Tender. E s.,
Prosperity OT Tie! soatl.
L. snae S0pt can d aiIiord to let the partisan
pol slcaas nlisrep anu maiign her.
for sslie is able to stand alone and
attend TO her own business. Tho
eensua. shows that she IL rapid Iy painfEe
IN the best SORT of population by tho iul,
lux OF sturdr ,hafd-vorkinE pioueefsi
from tne Nofih md West, rs Wai:: as
from Europe. She had no part nor lot
lin the tTenend dous land grail, 2, 2 By means
OF vi g b tho West and Mo- orthWest were.
not on. - ticuiated over With a:cotnpre.
henstye railroad system. but landed terri.
tory sFas !aVished upon those secEi i0naS
such as enabled them TO offer ifgesislibio
daeetnents 10 foreign inini nigratiop vet,
fheyertheless, the railroads cf tho Soutls
hare been repaired, d,cnusolitlated ,asteudai
Led and multiplied Ia such a way as TO
afford ample, cheap and dconyenient facil.G
iitles for tYarspo oflaisoD, and the best EoTt
t;oS afimulug 10 tie slopfnens Of agricul,
t1re and manufactures. Her great eta.
PIE, cttops tobacco, aug gar snt rice, ,htva
sIa z. e. in.
the aggregate ot the ,yoSid'gitidispensabl
|! ! I snrndncfa; :. end now yield crops greater
jtfaaI, ever before, while greater attention
to dlycraiaed husbandry is teaciIina her
people their ability to feed and cIothe.
and supply themselves, their leading
crops thus giving them all tho pfofits
realized upon their lending crops
to- be applied Ia their; Olsii usea. Her
mineral resources ars also being de-
velope9 most rapidly; cotton 3 mills.
furnaces and .forges afe erecting Ia many
lsectioiisii there is q new spirit of thriit
and entefpsiae obsefyab bic among uniform
Idistributon of wealth which IA lfnai ae.;
| eeesssssf ees ign of g happy people, undeE
such efrcumet tafces the outcry OF the pos
litieian agaSnss the South Is rec0gnized
isto pc "a vain thing, the moro SO from
the facs that IL will not be, heard any nj ,0rS
Iaifer November 2. g: ~ Z. "
The cotton crop last year s7asi 3 ,o00. ono
bales TIE Iafreat ever Taisasl and Sc SIS IL
timated that this gears crop viii exceed
last years very considerably. In tiIaf Inst
tttteen years the cotton crop han Yielded
ut the ports ofahipment nm aRgreeftc Of
| q, ,0O0, ,00O, 900 In gold paying tie cfliti5
! tators an average OF $50 q bale or SS. .t00.s
000. 900. and yielding in surplus, oyer
I sos smer nyerag las a credit which may
rightly be place TO tho account of free
IiAborl Se09, ,000, ,0s D In gold, S In, All an
sas thB crop has increase from q 81 l0)S. =
900 pounds In $40 20 81 900 gG0 Bounds
! I'M 1875 In Texas tIe iricreasa has sfinen
from loo 000. 600 poundsin 1870 tonaaiiv
5g9, ,000, 600 in Is g, and probably 500 =
1000, 900 pnnnds 10 ise0. The cotton crop
iofsths ssolth In 1879 gave en- ployniehk Ia
z, 900. 600 spind Hes; eco G0e, 900 capital
ttt4 bull ldsngs. lncci isiDeIy and operating.
Iexpanses, and fots.i work for SEQ eAi
4 persons. The Sonss:s fas begun to faks:
4 part IN tho manufacture ofits rect tstapIo.
/ 1 Its spindtes are already Rcven per cent.
/ or the total number employed in the
country, and aggregate tincluding ! "a, Geo
ia Mary landAi III, 900. These Soathefnl
cotton mills are small but n0ge nlofith.
/ bic In ptopo rtlon than tho more xfetisive
iestab abliHhnents at the Nortll j. Careful
ieltlnIates shpE ihat The saving 10 soss OF
! ! raw tetial In favor of tho Sd Ga .;a at
least twenty per cents d very iIipoglant
feesofi hen no Goflsjde eE that xasys IN ;ites
fias anionuts to aiStg- Eoilr per cent. Max
ing Of cot ssed oil Is smother rapilily.
lgrowlng Industry III the Sontii. EN- nloyiiiri
iIU Zone mills. The oil celia reassjfv. AZ
high ICES ard ,th d ,onlpsaos left is,feF
: 55 5an0KCpi:rTI5a fertilizer n o iF,Ts ilYeei
| cf the! South are being worked Il, aFeat i
afl "a - ai0ii5 pro-
ldpced 100 600 tons of pi iron Per iislEtifEi !.
Large iror work. is:e estab bed ia Green. :.
burg, Newport, Cnyip8t ton. Ls0nisyflle.
ChattAsspo poga, Is iaoxy lie, Rome, Ashiand,
sAt AttnltR and other places, where Cur.
stheel spikes. nails, ateaIn eHgines and
other things nse produced. BE- ore of,
esqee aild a tabapla csss be worked
lnlore cheaply than tho HsiIis nses Of
Cleveland. At BiEniIng ham. "a pip:
5rotl cnR be turned nut atl bI0 a ton. IN
,fst Ienne sgec hot 5iasss, stosle .coal mill
and fonndety iron, made of brown and
md llensp ice, can Be prod lrecsl fdr 81 scr
ton, ard b saInef pig f1aaiie nf "a aanstic
arn for 81 fs i 4nis il.s..
petitisn. The South 6aTolinn p5cs.s
pilates will snIlicejn a ganeratio on or tSfo 20
renoyate and epair half the tgaafSt Did
i:.eisls Of that section In IIoussiand.
/ exas and EIerida the sleas indAssfy IS
making Eo bic gyogsesa sad yseidiuR
teuins BIS pro Ilis m t-o5.
Hast yeaS yielded SIS. .000 1000. OIla
4 piantet Fafeefs or 8, acfes 81 latltf g
$50 100 EifnHdso OF gar and 4, b. ;;fejs
plclagses aelling for 600 ,kf.. s5sl.i
lryaPis sFheat farm ili1 kll 8 1sogtI Co SsssA
OF rs sO0l yek it, t0iaI pro-. ,.S ssas
/ Only 100, 200. or Iep, 900 less shss' {fiIt
Loaislsiia plan got IgSl'li ol segebtI the