The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-12-02

a great deal of interesting ard valuable
matter compactly placed in this most
creditable issue, and the illustrations are
not only many, but good. The ISTEI.lL
GENcER has provided an admirable intr,-
duction to the best things at its pr"gres
sive county and city, and it, deserves all
the praise it's contemporaries can give'it.
Columbia State.
One Of the best and most enterprising
weekly newspapers in the State is the
ANDERSON 1NTELLIaENCER. It has Ial-
ways been good paper and has kept up
with the progress Of the times in mechan-
ical equipment and in journalistic meth
DDS. It's latest and greatest achievement
is the publication of special Souvenir
Edition, containing record of what the
people of Anderson County are "doing in
the closing days of the nineteenth centu
ry." This special number Of the INTEL
LIGENCER contains thirtyfour pages. It
is packed with valuable historical, bio
graphical and descriptive matter and is
profuseiy illustrated. The story covers
the whole County and no community in
the County is neglected. Special atten-
tion is given to the Industrial life OF the
County, and the men who have been in
strumental in making Anderson County
OuG VI LuS ulOsL prosperous SouheAOo ~
the State are given proper credit for their
patriotic work. We congratulate Clink-
scales & Langs,on, the publishers, for this
new evidence of their public spirit and
newspaper enterprise, and we congratu-
late the people of Anderson upon having
30 creditable newspaper as the AMBER.
SON INTELLIGENCER.-N and Courier.
Anderson is splendid town, full of live
people and should be very proud Of the
INTELL1GENCER, one of the best weekly
papers of the State. The INTELLIGENCEE
comes out in thirty-four page "Souye.
reading aud exquisite illustrations, max
ing a wonderfully artistic paper which is
worthy any city. But whenever the An
derson people undertake anything they
go right ahead and do it better than other
people, and the best part of it is they don't
brag and make other people feel bad.
The INTELLIaENCER has the congratula-
tions OF the Greenvitle NepS on its Souve-
mir Eeition.-Greenville NeaDS.
The ANDERSON ISTELLIGENCER last
week issued its Souvenir Edition of 1895
"a handsome folio of thirty-four pages.
The information given about the thriving
and pushing city is interesting through
clu6ing the large number of illustrations.
The Souvenir Edition is one of the many
proofs that the city ofAnderson has num-
bers of progressive citiZens-not the least
valuable Of these being Messrs, Clink
scales G5 Lapgston, the publishers of the
INTELLIGENCER. = Colun6tG Eceninq
NeaDS.
Clinkscaies & Lsngston have issued
splendid Souvenir Edition OF the ANDER
SON INTELLIGENcER for 1896. We are
obliged to them for copy. It contains
thirty-four pages, is nineteen inches long,
with five columns Of printed matter. 1t
is a complete history of the splended
county of Anderson. It is profusely
illustrated with pictures Of the leading
citizens Of the county, the public build
ings, as factories, mills and churches,
showing the Industrial, educational and
agricultural progress in city, town and
country. Ahistory of Clemson College,
in Oconee county on the borders of An
derson is given. We observe with much
satisfaction familiar Laurens faces, hon.
oring themselves and the splendid county
of their adoption. Among them Col. NJ.
P. Tritble, veteran Of Gary's Brigade,
Col Brown, once our honored fellow
citizen, 81. II. Watkins, a leading lawyer,
and Professor Thomas w. Wright of the
Mechanical Department, Clemson Col
lege. The work has not been parallelled
in the journalism Of the State. Il is q
grand advertisement Of the city, tcw's
aud county Of Anderson and every citizen
should be glad to have copy of SO
splendid souvenir.-LaurenS Advertiser.
The ANDERSON INTELLIGENcER's Sou.
venir Edition is real good work. It is an
evidence of large public spirit, and
equally so, of desire to build up and
present in proper light, the community
in which our excellent contemporary
moves, and exercises, the San feels sure,
an abounding good influence. Such ef-
fort cannot fsil to produce its fruit and
fower.-Charleston Evening Sun.