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LOCAL NEWS. WEDNESDAY MAY ll, 1S9S. Belton Items. This is the closing week of the Belton High School, and teachers and pupils are busy with preparation for the closing ex ercises, which take place on Thursday and Friday next. All examinations wero finished last week and were generally satisfactory to the teachers and iu some cases highly complimentary to the pu pils. The patrons and friends of the . school are cordially invited to attend the closing exercises, for which tho following program has been arranged: THURSDAY, S.30 V. M. The Gypsie's Festival, Chorus of boys and girls. Boboiog Trumpets-instrumental solo, Miss Louise Breazeale. Four Celebrated Characters. Misses Ethel Wilson, Leda Poore, Lucille Geer and Annie Shirley. A Slight Misunderstanding, Miss Blanche Geer and M ?ste:: Leon Rice. Ferns of the Forest-instrumental solo, Miss Dot Sanders. A Bashful Boy, Mr. J. D. Hunter and Misses May Hunter, Mettie Elgin and Hattie Wilson. IQ School Days-recitation, Miss Ma z?le Clinkscales. "One I Love," etc,-vocal solo, Miss Ethel Wilson. Bob and His Sister, Miss Nannie and Master Sloan Mattison. The Owl Critic-recitation, Mies Bessie ?i Mattison. Cascade of Pearls-instrumental solo, Miss Lera Geer. Mattie's Wants and Wishes-recitation, Miss Mattie Vandiver. "Because I Love Yon, Dear"-vocal solo, Miss Mattie Brown. Drill of the Little Patriots, Miss Daisy Vandiver and twenty little boys. Friday morning, 10.30, will be the occa sion of the annual address by Col. M. L. Donaldson, of Greenville Col. Donaldson is too well known in this section of the County to require any statement as to his ability, and we ara sore chat all who come to hear him will be pleased with the re sult. On Friday afternoon, at 5.30, there will bea re-union of the former students of the school, and the following program will be carried out: FRIDAY, 3.30 r. M. Gavotte Stephanie-instrumental solo, Miss Daisy Rice. "Wish't I Wus a Gurl-recitation, Miss Mamie Clinkscales. Speech. Mr. J. S. Acker. Little Boy Blue, Chorus. Mice at Play, Miss Rena R'ce. Idol of My Heart, Mattie Brown. Speech, Rev. O. J Copeland. Flower Song, Misses Daisy and Idelle Rice and Master Rex Rice. Dr. Chas. Geer, who is now a Surgeon in the U. S. Army, and who was at home on a short furlongb, left Sunday for bis poet of duty at Griffin, Ga. Mrs. Calloway, who bas been visiting the family ol Mr. J. T. Rice, has returned to her home In Greenville. Lowndesville Items. Messrs. J. G. aud E. J. Huckabee made a business trip to Abbeville last week. Mr. Herbert Barne?, of Memphis, Tenn., is on a visit to his parents at Mose ley. Messrs. Robt E. Moseley and Tbos C. Liddel, of Abbeville, came up ou their wheels last Sunday night to see relatives. Mr. G. W. Speer and wife, of Monterey, worshipped with the Methodists here last Sabbath. Apothecary R. W Speer and Mr. An drew Speer, both of Anderson, spent Sun day in the city with relatives. Oar old friend and school chum, Gover nor Wade Speer, who is taking a coarse ia law in the office of Bonham ck Watkins at Anderson, spent Sunday ia the city. Wc were glad to note bis improvement every way, bot especially in look?. It is a fore gone conclusion to say that Mr. Speer will make a good lawyer, and one foremost in the profession. In his veins good old Ab beville County blood Hows, and no one questions his ability. Monday passed with its round of duties, Tuesday came and went, Wednesday was uneventful, Thursday seemed a long day -slowly bat surely it passed, and then eame Friday, the picnic day. This was the day selected by oar school to have a pie nie on Savannah River. The weather was perfect and all the responses from the ca ac les were favorable. Baggies, car riages, carts, bicycles and every other old vehicle npon this mundane sphere were procured and all took ap their march to wards the majestic waters of the qneenly Savannah. Without failure, without acci dent, all reached their destination. Beau tiful Savannah! a vision of loveliness! an .enchanted thing! No wonder, children, yon clapped your tiny bands and shouted aloud for very joy. At the river the crowd scattered in every direction; eome into the woods, some fishing, while others took their best giris boat riding. The old people looked on with awe and admira tion, thinking, no doubt of days gono by. 'Next to the children, the lovers .-eemed to enjoy the day most, for they would talk soft and low, tolling the same old tale over and over again, which grows sweeter each time it is repeated. Dinner time was now at band, the time of all times. Beneath the cool shade of spreading branches, upon the green sward, the iinen was spread and a sumptuous lunch made ready. Fried chicken was abundant and every substantial and dainty dish that skill in ?he culinary art could provide were taken from well filled baskets and trunks to tempt the appetite already whetted by ex ercise and stimulated by gentle zephyr like breezes. It had been a perfect day. The children and young people bad been very happy, the older ones thought it good to be there, and literally all went merry aa a marriage bell. The time bad arrived for the children to be gotten together and for all to turn their faces homeward. Pic sics are great institutions, to say the least. The most troublesome part is they always break up just when yon begin enjoying yourself. They ought to begin jost about whey they break up if your sweetheart is along, and they ougbt to break up about where they be^in if sUe'a not. But as luck would have it, for once our best-bu'. that is another story, altogether. MULTUM IN PARVO Hunter's Spring Items. The bes!th of our section is very good, except Mr. G. A. Carroll, who h?*s con sumption, bnt we are glad to know he is getting better. Mr. Napier and Mr. J. L. Fant, of Greenwood, visited our section recently. Mr. W. C. Cann made a flying trip to the Nation a :ew days ago on business. Mittie, the sweet little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Cann, is visiting her feis ter. Mrs. Hardin, near Lowndesville. Wheat and oats are looking fine in this section. Mr. Gu?. Kessler and sister, Miss Lucin da, of near Autun, S. C, visited their brother. Mr. G. M. Keasley, .eceutly. Several of us attended the Singing Con vention at Lebanon the lirot Sunday, and heard some tine music conducted by Prof*?. Eskew, Mitford, Linderman, Banister and McKennj-. We would like very much to know what has become of our friend, "Old Joe." We j have not heard from him lately. We hope ? the poor old fellow has not started to tho I war, for if he has he will bf; suie not to get j there, for he is blind in ono eye and can't ? see good with the other. UNCLE NEI>. ! tirent diiferenee in Hoes. The farmer* will at once recognize the superiority of the Hoes now offered by Sullivan Hard ware Co. Sullivan Hardware Co. is making a big effort on wheels and bicycle goods for 1S9S. Toeir sales for this year to date has j 'more than doubled last year's business. ' Corner Items. It was our pleasure to attend the cloding exercises of Prof J. F Harper's school at Iva last Friduv night. Quite a crowd had ga'hered, and promptly at eight o'clock the exercises began. Toe music wa-* fur nished by the Iva string band, with Miss P^dna Dlvver, of S:arr, as organist. Prof. Harper hcj successfully taught there the past two year?, aud the patrons will be fortunate if they can secure him for an other year. Some of our people are verv much exci ted about the war. So far, none of our young men have volunteered except Mr. Pt. C. Sherard. It is with the greatest re gret that we see him leave, but hope that the time will speedily come when peace shall reign, and that he will return home in safety. Miss Lucy Murphy, a charming little lady of Anderdon, spent a few days in our community last week visiting relatives?. Miss Kite Stevenson closed her school at Liberty last Fridav, and on Saturday she had a pic nie at McGee's Ferry. Miss Louisa Ligon, who was taken sick in Charleston while attending the Yete ran'8 Re union, came home last week, and is now able to resume her studies at the Mofifattsville Academy. Mr. Jep "Wilson visited relatives at Mof fattsville last week, but we think ere long his visits will not ba so frequent. A mad dog passed through here last week and bit several dogs and a fine milch cow of Rev. J. V. Black. Prof. J. W. Ligon, who has been teach jog school near Antreville, closed bis school last Friday and will spend bis va cation with the "old folks at home." Mr. D. J. Sherard and Mr. J. W. Steven son have the finest fields of wheat we have seen. The regular Spring communion was held at Good Hope the second Sunday of this month. The pastor, Rev. R C. Lig on, was ably assisted by the Rev. Mr. Henderson, of Cokesbnry. BUTTERELY. Iva Clippings. War and mad dogs are the topics of con versation. Long before tho sun sunk behind the horizon vehicles and horse back riders could be seen wending their way to the Iva Biuh School to hear the closing exer cises of Prof. Harper's school. All the students did well. We would like to mention each piece, but time and space for bid. However, we will not let the "Flow er Drill" and "Hans von Smash," a dia logue, pass unmentioned. They were both spieudid. The former was the training of Miss Iva Cook, who kindly assisted Prof. I Harper with his entertainment. The sec ond term begins the second Monday in July. No doubt all the pupils will be ready to return, as they are fond of their teacher. Prof. Harper is an excellent teacher and bas few superiors. Dr. Wharton bas about completed his handsome dwelling, with the exception of the paint brush, and now we are all won dering who will live in it. I guess he knowe. Madam Rumor says a Mississippi lady. We will gladlv welcome her. Miss Ida Beaty, of Daans, is visiting rel atives in this place. .Mr. Will Davis, of Georgia, is spending awhile with relatives. Mrs. Harper leaves next week to visit friends end relatives in Georgia. Mrs. R I. 8tewart and little son, John C., after spending two weeks with relatives in Doe West, returned borne Monday, much to the delight of ber better half. Mr. George Brown, near this place, died Monday aud was buried the following day at Starr. He leaves a wife and several children. He was an old and respected citizen. Miss Ophelia Hall left Tuesday for an extended' trip to Newberry and Countv. She will probably take in the Due West Commencement before returning. Dr. Link, of Willington, was up last week visiting relatives and his-but more anon. Some of our young people attended the marriage c.* V">? Minnie McCullough to Mr. Capers Brown, which event came off Thursday afternoon at five o'clock.. We wish the yoong couple all the happiness attainable in this life. Mr. Henry Johnson and Mr. John Ar nold, of Anderson, paid this place a fly ing visit last week. Mr. Berry Wilson, of Anderson, at tended the closing exercises of Prof. Har per's school. Miss Nina Pruitt, of Anderson, is Visit ing ber ulster, Mrs. J. L. Jackson. Mr. T. C. Jackson has gone to Baltimore to accompany his mother home, who went there to have a surgical operation per formed. She was much benefited by her trip. CITIZEN. Denver Happenings. Thauks are due and are hereby tendered to one of your correspondents, who hit the nail square on the head by suggesting that those who have heretofore worn threadbare the oft-quoted expression about "General Green" will please desist and be merciful. And if some of your valued scribes wilt" sorter hold up on such expressions as "Jim, John, Torn, Dick, or Harry has bought a new buggy, look out girls"-we can eat our breakfast with a better relish, Well, we do feel sorry for those of our boys who were turned back in the exami nation at Columbia the other day, after offering themselves to "Uncle SJIO" to stop Spanish bullets. Bear it patiently, bo5 8, the war is not over yet. Maybe they will be glad to have you before "Old Glory" waves over Madrid. Fire broke out from a clearing near by us last Sunday, destroying a considerable quantity of cord wood belonging to Mr. -Freeman, and injuring valuable tim ber. Wheat crop outlook in this community, also, cats, was never more promising than new. How opportune is this, considering the recent advance in flour. What a pity more was not sown. What a curse and disgrace to this glorious country of oort*, are these trusta, corners, combinations and corporations, when one man, with millions of dol?an at bis command, can control the price of the necessaries of life, thereby entailing untold suffering and al most starvation on. thousands of the poor er, laboring classes of people, who have to buy these things, regardless of the cost. How lo cg! ob! how long, will this th:ng be permitted? It does seem that a nation like onrs, civilized and enlightened, and professedly Christian, ought to arise in its might, and say that these things shill bo no more. Legislation ha< been tried, ami failed. Where is tin* remedy? Where will the end I??-? Will the answer be written in blood? Who know?? Our old friend. "Uucle Dock" 121 rod, i j has beeu very sick for several days. Wu bone to see him up again soon. There is a dearth of nows this week. Farmers are very busy and so is I woo Another Suggestion. Mn. F DITO it: A1? suggestions for candi dates seems to Oe the order of the day, wo beg to ca'l tbe attention of the voters ol Anderson County lo rho following: For State Senate, Hon Jas. M. Sullivan: j House ot Representatives, R. i> A.Robin- j soo, John O Gantt, George IO. Prince, S. L. i Etkew and C. K. Harper; .Judge of Pro bate, R. M. Burris-: County Supervisor, . W. P. Snelgrove; Treasurer, .Limes M- t Payne; Supt. of Education, A. W Atta- j < way; Auditor, (i X. C. Boloman; Town Hbip Board of Commissioners, Janies Mc- i , III r>iv. Sam I McCrary and Scot.' Vonni:. . YOTKKK OK PENDLETON TOWNSHIP. Buckinna Arn lea Halve. Thc host salvo in the world for Cuta Bruises, Soros, Ulcers, Salt liheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup tions and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refund ed. Prise 25 cents per box. For sale by Hill-Orr Drug Co. Mt. Zion Items. Mr. Robbie Barns has returned hom from school Tno cum -JIU! cotton is looking line, bu ie n"e:ling rain. Some of the farinera are beginning ti thin too cotton. Mrs Rebecca Phillips is very sick ai this writing. Mr. Rohort Milatn has the finest oab wo have seen. Tn? pic nie season ha* comp. BLUE EY KS. Fork Items. The lino wheat everywhere is the theme of farm talk now. Tho Townville Presbyterian Sunday School will observe Children's Bay tbe second Su oday in June. Major Matt Gantt, who is teaching a fine school at Eastauollee, Ga., is enjoying vacation ainoDg relatives here. The electrical plant at Portman Shoals is not working satisfactorily. Miss Ada Gibson, a nice young lady ol South Union, up in Oconee, is visiting the family of Mr. Jim Price. Those who take any interest in politics, and there are few such in these distract ing times, are discussing prohibition ver sus the dispensary. * Aaron Dots. During the past week the general top ics of conversation have been the war, with its alternating reports of battles and captured ships, and the dry weather and dusty roads. Notwithstanding the dusty roads, the pic nie at Cooley's Bridge last Saturday attracted a fairly good representation from these parts. Mr. J. L. Gentry has cone to Forest City, N. C., to visit his daughter. Rev. J. L. McLin preached a very ear nest and impressive sermon to a well filled house of attentive hearers last Sut - day at Midway, arter which he admini - tered the Sacrament of the Lord's Suppe , Master Seba Newell, who has been cor fined to his bed with malarial fever, a improving, and we hope he will soon b? weil again. Every few days we hear of tome school closing for the winter and spring session, but the school at Hopewell rocks on jusi the same. The people of Hopewell be lieve in having a good school, as has beet, shown by their wisdom in selecting as ^ teacher. Mr. L M. Mahaffey, who ha> been teaching there for the past tbre? years. Mr. MahalTey has been teaching regularly for the past ten years, und ba> watched carefully the wants and necessi ties of country schools, and he know. just what things would be best for tb? advancement of the cause of education in the country schools. This shouid be no ticed by the voters of Auderson County, as I see he has been suggested by several BS a suitable candidate for County Super intendent of Education, and which office could not be filled (provided he accept the nomination) by a better qualified man. VELOCISSIMO. Asbnry Items. Rsv. I. N. Stone has just closed a very interesting meeting at this place. Muet? pood has been done. Of course some wen' for goori, while others did not. Rev. Ina ner., of Townville, assisted him. Mr. Reid Girrison and Mr. Ernest Brown came very near having a very se riou9 accident last week. While they were driving along their horse got frightened and turned their boggy over, but no one wa?? burt. Mr, Tom "Williamson and wife are Bick We wish them a speedy recovery. War, war and plenty of it. No one from our borg htis voluntes)ed yet. I don't think we would miss some of them if they would go. Probably they would ba better in the future if they could live to return to our land. Wo noticed in your paper where a pic nie was held at Centerville last first Satur day. I hope the people enjoyed it. We will have our pionic in wheat harvest time, and, Mr Editor, you and all your subscribers will be invited. It will not be a picked crowd at all. Mr. George Gains, wife and children, and Mri?. Martha Bolt, went to Livonia, Qa-, a few weeks ago to visit Mr. W. E Stevenson and familv. Presioing Elder Power preached two excellent sermons here last first Sunday. We have put a wire fence around the graveyard at this place, which, I think, is a very good invention. Asbury is on a boom, if war ?R at hand, and every first Sunday a. m. and (hird Sunday, p m., the Church is just crowded with people to hear our good preacher. 'Od Joe," revive up. I think you have surely dried up on the stalk or with ired away. NOBODY'S DARLING Vnion Meetings. The Union Mealing of District No. 2 Saluda Association, w;)l meet with Fore ia Chinch on Saturday, May 2S, at 10 i. tn. Devotional exorcises conducted by J. J. Cop? land. Introductory sermon by Kev. W. T. Tare. Alternate, RBV Bi. McGse. Organization of Union lt )il call of Churches with short verbal .f ports from samo. Recess-one hour. Afternoon-Nt Discussion of query: What is the duty of Christians iu our cresent unprecedented war crisis? Opened JV Rev. J. J. Br'ck. 2nd. Experience meeting opened by Rev N. G Wright. Adjourn at pleasure. Sunday morning-S. S. Union convenes it 10 o'clook. Organization Short reports from Sun lav SChOBlP. Addresses by Rev. J. F, Singleton and W. P. Hart. Missionary sermon by Rev. O'lie Cope and. Alternate. Rev. W. B Hawkins. L E. CAMPBELL, For Committee. The Union Meeting of Third District of he Saludn Association, will meet with ijebiinnn Church on Saturday before the ifth Sabbath inst Introductory sermon nn Saturday at ll ?'clock a m., by Elder J, li. Herron; at en?ate. R?iv. II. I?. Fant. Organization. Reces*. v?'iery: If a goodly number of tho nieto >ers of the Churches aro not regenerated >r horned of the Spirit, (which is genera! - y admitted,) how should the Churches act n the reception ol members so ns io tvoid, to some extent, the reception of inch members, and how is a Church to lecide which of its members belong to hf.t, and what is the duty also of a Church o wa rd such raeniben'.' Kider O. L. Mar in is unpointed to speak on the firs! ques ion. Wm Laughlin the second, and Elder ? F Singleton the third. General discussion. Missionary aoruion on the Sabbath by Sider Charles Manly, I). D. J. W. ESK KW. Fur CoLomitteo There aro nearly 50 ooo dentists prac icing upon people's teeth in the wt.rid. \ dentist's case of instruments nowadays .ontains between-'too ami 100 articles. The liro des Cotton Planter, genuine und irigitml. sold by Sollivan Hardware Co The Imperial l.ieycles are ono of the ?est wheels made Sullivan Hardware Co. >y a special deal offer tho Imperials at har bin prices. if you want the benefit of Sullivan hardware (Jo's, special ligures on Impe la! Bicycles now is your time. The C. A. Reed Music House Vre offering some special bargains in '?anos and Organs at this time. It will lerta'mly pay any, who wish t'> purohaHo in instrument, even in the remote future o see and investigate their magnificent tock. The more we study our business the more we are convinced that one of the most important items in merchandising is to get your money's worth. Convince the customer that the article offered has the intrinsic value in it, and nine times out of ten the sale is made ; and then if value proves itself in the wear, you have pleased your customer, and a satisfied customer is a walking advertisement. The time of the year has come when we are beginning to hunt around for odds and ends to close out, and will lay before you some interesting articles this week, many of which it will pay you to invest in freely. Commencing this morning we are going through our entire Stock and cull from each Department many articles which we will lay out as Specials. We have improved our Stock wonderfully since getting into our large, new quarters, and you will find what we oner to be good, clean merchandise. As the season advances we are trying harder and harder to interest the trade. We are constantly receiving some thing new for our customers. OUR GENTS' FURNISHING DEPARTMENT Is proving itself up-to-date, from the number of patrons it is attracting, GENTS' GAUZE UNDERWEAR. GENTS BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED DRILL DRAWERS, NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, WHITE DRESS SHIRTS, WHITE UNLAUNDERED SHIRTS, These are interesting items for Gentlemen in hot weather. New line Cravats just received at from 25c. to 50c. See "The Patriot," in red, white and blue. Our Clothing Room will be kept replete with hot weather wears. Business all along through the hot weather months is what we want. We extend to all a cordial invitation to come to see us. Yours very truly, C. F. JONES 5 CO. T. P. HILL S. M. ORR, M. D. W. H. NARDIN, RI. D J. P. DUCKETT, M. D. Hill-Orr Drug Co WE hope the people understand that our taking these Doctors iuto the business doesn't mean that they are all to live off the Firm. The Managers and Clerks, of course, arc dependent upon the success and profits of the institu tion, as they have no other visible means of support. These Doctors, however, get their living physicing folks, and their principal bases of supplies are those who imagine they are sick. Our purpose is this : Thc good old days arc past. Com petition and new methods have done away entirely with the large profit feature in all lines of business. It is the volume, properly managed and directed, tiiat leads to suc cess in uoy line; and we hops hy a community of capital and influence to so increase the volume of our business as to compensate for the decrease iu net profits. We shall carry EVERYTHING in the line, Whole sale and Retail, and arrange so that you can get what you want from us any time-day or night. We confidently ask our share of the patronage. HILL-ORR DRUG CO. The SMITH & HARPER is the Best They arc going fast. Quality and prices set the pace. Now is thu time to buy, and remember wc arc sole agents. Competitors will tell you that they have something "just as good." We seil that kind, too, but where merit and quality is the test the Smith Harper has no conipe'iio.r. They have the cor rect set, proper shape and thickness, made ol' thc best trowel steel, und riveted to a good smooth handle. Each and every one guaranteed. CRADLES, CRADLES, CRADLES ! Not baby cradles but Grain Cradles. Buy the Improved Josh Berry l-l Finger Cradle, and avoid that tired feeling. They are light and stnu;g. euell fitted with a ground Blade, made of the finest quality of English crucible steel. Wo also sell the Counts Cradle. We have the exclusive agency for the old reliable Terrel-the best Har row on earth. Thousands of imitators bul no equal. Wc also sell ihe Roman ami the Eureka. We have just received a big lot of Ice Cream Churns Thai wc are selling :i! prices never heard ol'. Wc have a lol ol' Gauze Doors That wc aro closing out at a suer!lice. Our time is yours-we wait to serve you. Yours truly. . j BROCK BROS. ? MUSIC, MUSIC, MUSIC ! PIANOS, ORGANS, And Small Musical Instruments, of Every Variety, at THE C. A. REED MUSIC HOUSE. ALLOW us to call your attention to the vital and important fact that Music is the most, running of all educators, and we cannot afford to allow our children to grow up in ignorance of this elevating and refining influence ; hence the great imnor t?.nce of procuring an Instrument of some kind. We have at present some GREAT HAKGAINS in Pianos and Organs which we would be slad to show yon. Though it is hardly necessary to make this statement, we allow no one to super sede ns regarding Quality. Price or Tercns, and every representation that we have ever made regaiding our goods have proven correct. The many unsolicited testimonials we receive corroborate tbis fact We can certainly m ike it ta the interest of pr>sp9d= ti ve purchasers to call and examine our Stock, or write us for catalogues and prices. Respectfully, C. A. REED. WE have just received a Car Load ot ^ COOK STOVES. We keep Forty Different Sizes, Forty Different Kinds, Forty Different Prices, Forty Stoves and Ranges Put up on our floor to select from. As soon as one is sold another is put in ite place. Remember, we buy Stoves iu Car lots and give our customers the a'ivau tat;e of cheap freight and cheap prices. All Stoves Sold by Us are Guaranteed. l?r* Cali before buying and inspect our stock. Yours for Trade, OSBORNE & CLINKSCALES, Headquarters for Stoves, Crockery, Tinware, Etc. THE SPIDER AND THE FLY! VIT" A Uv into niv parlor s iid the Spider to th? Fly But the Kiy is not always sunk W a big fool i>s tli" Spider might suppose. This remiuds us of a great many merchants. ndv?n?Mftments, scheming, and winning ways to entangle the good people into their StoreMn the same manner as the Fly would b<> caught ina Spider's net work of web, on Iv in be caught. THE RACKET STORE Says down with double prices and big prt fi's that have for so long.kept the people down, which is equal t > robbery OrVK PRICE TO ^VI^L, And ll? per cen c. profit is good enough for MOORE <te LUCAS. Don't be deceived by people who try to imitate rs. but see our prices. BEST SHOES On earth for the money. We have the trade in this !i:'e. Our Millinery Department I- .small, hut our Low Prices stuns compatitois. Work done ^ i J h taste ami r.e.u Dress Goods For Skirts, Ac. Muslins, Lawn*, i);ini.'i<3, White <i > >.'.*. ?tc , at, lowest ? riet*. Sheeting lite. Calico -.lc, .'lc and 8Jc per yard. Again wc have Gingham ? ut 2Jc yard. Itemnauts Figured Li wo and Dimitien *24e yard. Clothing at lowest price-. FOR OWE CEftiT. M Shee's Paper, 20 Envelopes, 1'i Slato Pencil?, Box Blacking, Box Blueing, fi Laad Pencils, Cake Lui mi ry S wp, 1M Pins, Paper Needles, 2 Bills Thread, and Un u sands of other useful articles Von will be treated right. Your money back if you want it. MOORE & LUCAS. RACKET STORE, Cheapest m the State.