The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-02-25
Needles Newell Dots.

We are having some delightful weather
now, and the farmers have commenced
hauling guano and preparing land with 6
vim to it. wouldn't be surprised if they
don't use az much guano this year as they
did last. Cotton is king, and the farmers
will raise it until time comes to an end
| fthey can get eight cents q pound for it.
But to make anything at farming we
should raise our own supplies and grow
cotton as a surplus crop. If we will use q
sufficient quantity of the right kind of fer.
tilizers and plenty of elbow grease, we
can make our own supplies at home and
plenty OF cotton, too.
I reckon the grippe is fixing to leave
this section. hear that it has been try
ing to make friends with some of the peo.
Pile that it caused to suffer great deal
this year.
We would recommend the young men
with counting on the brain, who have had
so much trouble here of late with their
horses breaking loose, to join the infantry.
The young people should not forget that
we have good Sunday school at Noun
tain Springs.
A good many of the neighbors are plant
ing their Irish potatoes this week.
In recent issue of the Advocate notice
that correspondent says: Anderson has
made million dollars off of this County"
I had rather think the County has made a
million dollars off of Anderson. iinag-
ine there has been many load of guano,
supplies, &c, hauled out of the city of An.
derson that was never paid for. II strikes
me that Anderson would have been doing
poor business if she hadn't made million
dollars for the people of this County. She
always gives us the highest prices for our
farm products and sells Us goods as cheap
as we can buy them elsewhere. I, for one,
brother correspondent, would be pleased
if you would explain to us in your next
letter how Anderson has made million
dollars off of US.
T reckon there is plenty of corn in the
country. saw several big loads of meal
last week that was hauled down here to
sell. The men that it belonged to said
they had carried it to the factories and
couldn't sell it, and would be compelled to
carry it back home, as they thought it
would be time throwed away to try to sell
it in the country.
1t is not very long now till cotton plant
ing time Look out you man THAR"
that said you was going to quit planting
the stuff. If you don't mind some little
thing will come to you some night while
you are asleep and say: LOOK here,
friend, you had better plant little cot
ton."
Excepting few cases of la grippe the
health of this community is tolerable
good.
The Alliance Liver Pills are as good as
they were sometime ago. All you have to
do is to mix little faith with them.
Every man should purchase box of these
famous pills, whether he be an Alliance
man or not. believe, though, that they
will make man who knows the counter
sign dream longer dreams than they will
those who don't know it. However, no
budy should be without them as long as
they can be bought at the low price of Is
cents a box.
The proprietors of the variety Store'
tell me that they are receiving new goods
nearly every day.
Taking into consideration the scarcity
of money, everything is as lively as we
could expect.
+ am about ready to close now, and it
gives me much pleasure to say that hav-
emit been troubled with a disobedient
writing pen in writing this little letter.
Say, do you hear the voices in yonder store
II want SOME more want some more!'
What's the row? Oh, what's the matter?
IT'S the cry for guano that makes the clat
ter.
NED NEEDLE.