The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-04-01
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Under the abovo caption the Abbevillc
Psess and sRahner has the following reply
TO The article of the INrELLrGENCER, in
reference TO It's statement ahnus certain
gentlemen Of Abbeville County who
have traded In Anderson during the
lipast season:
A few weeks ago the Anderson INTEL
| IIGENCER said something about the
Messra. Magee going to Anderson to sell
| their cotton, when we predicted that they
would not do so again. Later we stated
| in the columns OF the Prees and Banner
Lf6n authority of as reliable and truth.
| fGl jnaii as there is in Abbeville or Au-
derson County. that these gentlemen were
dissatisfed, and that they had said they
could have done better at Hodges or
4 Dcnaids. It seems from the following
card, that our reporter had himself been
miBinfo med: &
Ho DaEs DEPOT. 8. O., March Is.
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Your notice in last week paper of our
dissatisfaction of Anderson q cotton mar
ket, &C., is untrue. Your informer has
made wide mistake. w. P. MCGEE did
not go ae all. We were we'll pleased and
well paid; could have bought cotton ut
Donald5yille on our return, hauled TO
| anderson, and made good wages.
Respectfully,
n. B. MCGEE,
j. 4. MCGEE.
IN addition to the above tho Anderson
IisTELiIGENoEE has lopg articls; which
that paper requests US to reprint in the
Press and Banner. But as it is written in
9 manner and style not in keeping with
the character of our paper the INTEILI-
GENCEn has no right TO complain If we
refuse to crafty Ito wishes in this par
tieniar. Except for the bantering way
that Abbeviile planters had gone to An.
derson to sell their cotton, its paragraph.
as IL deserved to be, wonl6 not have been
noticed by us. In our gllrsion to It. we
h1d no fealing Ia tl.A .::s.tsss, lat L::: .s:
rs nc accepted its invitnttipn 20
exchange q little pleasantly. IA it turns
ont, however, that paper seems disposed
tc give Importance to q matter ofno con-
sequence whatever. We have no time or
dlsnpaition to handy words with the In
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AalS, COMING nom .ne isess a,'a ttsn-
dance We havo met witk Ii, many q day.
Ao Deg.a I'm, i.tl 9 iaEkoER did
the AEelsSs. NcGee coming to Anderson
Co soil their cotton. It Is not ii keeping
sss.n 9al . saase .: y haoiss @ parsae tho
as1 pslyals allalss IS OF gesf ieInen
u sne tssLnAe.'hoss. = sse msfeiy said
sssas sosnS Eosll..eas estsssns OF Anle-
yllte Slolnsy sesiolng nsaF iona
ses1e so 4Anue.spn 9 ssiscoston, CO., ana
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ssicss paper nag su19 an 9alsed and
,aEe lst. sssls sssia csisss!cse' IN
~ eva ess,E'',sl9n. snae pas tna names OF
ssas7 Snslesasl 9 "a parlse ptilhs. NOW
.'sstI'1 q take great
akcspsaonl 70 our atslcie cc2reehng its
illsssssse heu p.ononEces oue manner
ana ssyie ]. nos "a Acsplng Witn the ehar'e-
tsl5 O snaE paper u We nave trans
Essse9 Psopssesy VIC are nos aware OF tha
s'1lsIt, slss s.aese % ceE1alniy nothing
" olls esfssele 70 sssicG 3 gentleman with
ohS> ss fs;pnscaeslse fsouid ssKe any excepr
tls,'..' baE 90 aessne cIsafly the Issue be-
tween t1e ssss tsis:s Btslli't'' nnr the iig-
El1LiaS siiss upon TINS point, 40 call
Apoll ours 'osltell sesagy @ quote any 9or-