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Local News. WEDNESDAY, .1 AN. 'JS, 1903. A Lively Scrap. There was quite a lively scrap over on tin- Anderson cotton mill hill Satur day night last between Policeman rower and Hai vie Rhodes. There were rocks and clubs and lists and a pistol shot and much blood und I he screams of women in the mix-up, but no one was fatally hurt. Policeman Power came on) first best, but tin- top ot his head looked like it ha ! hi 1 n grazed by a l-i-inch shell from the Oregon. Khodes had tanked up and wakled U]) to a dance w hieb was mi pro gress on tile hill. There .- nie one raised ids ire and Im- a: onee became obstrupcrotiB. Power ane.-ied him, but shortly released him, a fii<ml fur nishing bail, and Khodi - went home. Not long afterwards, iti making his rounds, Power heard loin cursing loud enough to he heard all ovci tin- neigh borhood. Khodes in his own house, bill Powri considered (hat Ids conduct justified i.t- uaiK-.-t. lie walked up tin* steps to t In- door in lend ing to knock, l>:it Khodes did not give him an opportunity. Jerking tin- dooi open he limit d a lock at Power, strik ing him on tin- aim, and (hen ran hack into the house. Power followed into a dark loom and caught another Kick on the top of his head, which lilted the seal]) and scut a torrent id' warm blood over his lace. He quickly drew his pistol ami was in the act of shooting when one of the women in the house stepped between hilll and Khodes. With remarkable presence of mind he elevated the pistol and the bullet sped harmlessly through the ceiling. Khodes advanced on him, but exposed his head ami Power, quick as a Hash, hit him with his club and knocked him down. Ho attempted to rise ami Power hit him again. At this point two or more women iu tho house made their appearance, grabbed Power and made the air resound with screams. In tho meantime Khodes managed to get up and at once made for Power, using his lists vigorously on him. Ex tricating himself with difficulty from the women, Power rushed on Khodes, used his "billy," got him down and put handcuffs on him ami brought linn to the luck-up. Monday morning lie was lined y?O. This shows what Will Power can do. Ported a Check. I M. McAlister, a prominent farmer nn!1 r- ni County, was arrested last night in Khicksburg cm the charge of forgery and brought to Oleen ville this morning on train No. :!? of the South ern. Mr. McAlister ? aine to Greenville yesterday and presented a check signed bv Simpson ?V Long for s^T? tot;. II. Mahoti, requesting him to cash it. He stated that he desired to secure some gr ids, but didn't have any money. He told Mr. Million that he had solda tract of land in Anderson ('utility to Simpson A: Long who had given him this check in payment for the land. J/r. McAlister was well known by Mr. Mahon, having been a customer of long standing at Mr. Million's store in Williamston. It was known to Mr. Mahon that Mr. McAlister owned some land in Anderson County. Ho accord ingly gave Mr. McAlister $100 in cash and his check for the remainder. McAlister then bought about. ?20 worth of goods and left, taking the goods with him. Shortly after .1/cAl ister hail left the stoic, Mr. Mahon telephoned to Piedmont uml learned that Simpson & Long had not pur chased any land from McAlister, nor had they given him any check. Mr. Mahon at onco notified Chief of Police Kennedy, giving him a detailed description of the alleged forger. Upon investigation Chief Kennedy learned that McAlister purchased a ticket, to Blacksburg, S. C. He ut onco notilied the chief of police of that town and upon tho arrival of tho train at Blacks burg McAlister was placed under ar rest. He is now iu a cell at, the station house.?Green vil le News, 2.1th hist. The above named individual is not a "prominent" farmer of Anderson Coun ty, but is well known here as a slick rascal, and his name is "D.M." and not ".I. I). McAlister." He has been before the Court of Sessions here in several cases, aud there is n. ease on the docket now against him for ob taining a bicycle under false represen tations. Shiloli News. There is very little of importance going on in this community at present. Tho weather is very unfavorable for farm woik. There uro a band of thieves in this community that are keepiug people on the watch all tho time. They take chickens, cabbage, in fact almost everything they can get, which is in deed very anuoylng. Rev. J. M. Kogers has changed his appointment, at this place. He will preach iu the future tile tirst Sunday afternoon and the third Sunday morn ing. A. C. Williams, who has been very sick, we are glad to know is convales cing. Best wishes to The Intelligencer and its manv readers. V. C. P. Jan. 2(5, VMh We have no school at this place this winter on account of trving to get a glinted Bchool. We think the people ought to hurry up and get the school, for tin children of this section aie losing m* much valuable time from their studies for want of a school near enough to go to. There are a few cases of whooping cough in this section but none are serious yet. Walker Fleming and Walter Brown ing, of this place, attended the singing at Jumos Twiug'a last'd uuduy afternoon. Mr.'Mini Mrs. King know how to mako .young folks have a good time. But we presume there is some other attractions over there for these young men. Jan. 26. White Kose. ? Deaths Follow the Earthquake. Charleston, B.C., Jan.21.?Tho plas tering in many of the old residences was shaken down by the earthquake Jthnt visited this city last night and re- j -called the soverer one of several years1 ?gTh8 walls of soveral unoccupied buildings fronting on the river wero It is'reported that Mary Johnson, colored, received such a fright from tho stroke that she died a few minutes after the earthquake occurred. J. II. Patchen, a prominent merchant at Mount Pleasaut, a suburb of Charles ton, died suddenly right after the i shako. , . ? The shake came at 8.11 o'clock, pro ced. d by a rumbling which was heard ,for-^'uo tinio before tho shock. -Ine inuaL-.-r of tho earth was followed by ?en vibrations. The citizens were +v!C?T,, .!?r> a state of wild excitement and"riisiied o~ut?f their^houses. The negroes gathered in the street* and many sat up all night, praying and pinning. There was uojjfnous damage doue. Rock Mills Items. Mr. W. S. Urn}' died at his home la?i Wednesday and was buried at Prospect Chinch tin*: day following his death, of which Chmcli he was a consistent member. The funeral services were conducted by Kev. W. j'. Hawkins. Mr. Gray had been in declining health for Rome time, but his death was quite a ?hock to his many friends, as they did out think his end so near. He wan a faithful Confederate soldier in Lee's army, and has crossed over the river and has already joined his faithful comrades in Christ, who have preceded him. and is now "resting under the shade ot the trees." He leaves a wife and eight children (four ol' whom are mai i nil ) together with many friends to inou? h his dentil. I'i'V. Mr. .Martin, who was assigned to the McCluie Circuit by I he Metho dist Conference, has been re leased Iroin the Circuit by the Presiding El iler, who has appointed in Iiis stead l.'ev. A. A.,Mi tlitt, ol linishy Creek Township. Mr. Merrill has entered upon his duties as preacher and pastor, He preached his tirs I sermon at Provi dence >esterday afternoon to ti largo und attentive congregation ami made il good impie.non them. Wo feel ijii le suie he u ill In- much liked by bin people. Sam liurn.s, formerly of this town ship Inii who has been n resident of Anderson for tin- last two years, bas moved back home. .1. F. M cC I tile, Jr., ami his- mother, of Anderson, worshipped at Providence yesterday. Miss Pubic Gilmcr, of the graded school at Anderson, was organist at Providence yesterday. There is no smallpox or cliickenpo.N in this township that we know of, and with the exception of a few cases of gripp the people arc generali v well. Jan. 2<Jth. X. y. In Memoriam. A tribute of love from the Woman's .Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church, Anderson. S. C, to the memory of Mrs. T. J. Webb. While all the families of nur city were anticipating the pleasure und imp* pincss of the Christmas tide, ono home was saddened by the entrance of the Angel of Death. Dur Hinter, Mrs. Webb, after a lingering illness, was called by tin: Master "to come up high er*' on the morning of the 2;ird of Dec., P.I02. 11er depai turn Iiuh left aching hearts and vacancies which cannot he filled, for she was, as wife and mother, queen of her home, a stay to her husband anil n joy to her children, for she loved them all in Jesus. In her girlhood she was distinguished for fier loving, gen tle disposition, in school a general favorite, not only dutiful to her teach ers but kind and alle clintiulc to her schoolmates. She bore her sufferings patiently with a submissive spirit, anil by her unwavering faith, simple trust in her Saviour, was an inspiration to her pastor. She took great delight in repeating her favorite chapters of the mille. Loved ones grieve not, her'swasa triumphant death, died as she lived, rejoicing in Him. We .shall miss her in our Church, her gentle manners ami pleasant smile for nil, ami in our Mis sionary Society as a cheerful giver, and always interested in every tiling that pertained to the gi uwth of her Church. Resolved 1st, To tho sorrowing fami ly we offer our deepest sympathy, com mending them to the love of our Heavenly Father. Unsolved 2nd, That we inscribe this tribute in our minute book and n copy be sent to the family and published in the Anderson papers. Miss Ida Watson, Mrs. S. Hleckley, Mrs. E. II. Horton, Miss Jcfiie F. Edwards. Committee. - - i? mm- - A Card of Thanks. Mr. Editor: Please allow us through your valuable paper to return our thanks to the many kind friends and neighbors for their many acts of kind ness und assistance rendered our tie voted husband and father, VY. S. Hull, during his illness and death. .1/ay (iod bless each and every one of them, and may He take care of them through t heir journey of life. Muiinda Hull and Children. Lawlessness al McCortnick. Greenwood, Jan. 25.?News reached here to day of what came near being a serious riot and bloody fight at McCor tnick, on tho Charleston and Western Carolina Hailrond. The affair Round? like the days of the lights in border towns out West. It appears that some time during tue day, Saturday, a party of young men from the country, promi nent among whom was Hobt. Dorn, were disturbing the pence in the town of McCormick. Dorn was arrested ami later released under a ten-dollar bond to appear before the in tendant of tho town. Dorn went away and a few hours later returned with a party of friends, looking for trouble. Thea? young men proceeded to raise a rough house in .i/cCormick without much prelude. They shot into windows and dis turbed the silence and serenity of the otherwise quiet little town not n little bit. A body of citizens assembled themselves into a posse and started to arrest the disturbers. When the two parties came in con flict George Talbert, a leader of the young men, drew his gun and started to plug the leader of the posse. This lie did not do, his gun only snapping. The leader of the posse at once tired ami wounded Talbert in the nun. The sight of blood dismayed the disturbers and thev dispersed. Talbert and young Poliert Dorn wen? arrested, the others escaping. Young Dom was brought through hereto-day by two constables, who were carrying him to Abbeville to lodge him in the county jail. They said they hail been threatened by Dora's friends and expected that an attempt to release Dorn would have been made at Troy, but they were ou the train and the attempt was not made. Dorn was roped and tied like a desperate criminal, although either of his two constables was it better man physically.?Special to tho News uud Courier. _- mt Letter to Sullivan Hardware Co, Ander son. S. C. I Dear Sirs : How would von like to lake the agency for the "Fewer gallon?; w?.?r? longer" paint?Devon Lend snd Z?im? it will cut in half the amount of paint you sell for any one Job, but will multi ply the number of Jobs- ley three, four, live ten or fifteen ?as much aa yo i nnd w? can make It by putting the f^ms be fore your fellow-townatuen. People are going to paint more when they find It's so worth while to paint, and they are going to bo glad they did It ln Htead of aorry, as many are now. It's like making a harnesa Ho who finds a way to make a harne?a In less time, at leas coat, and make it laet twice to four tlmea aa long, Is going to get the bnslnesa of hia town. Luokv la the dealer wno aecuresthe agenoy" for Levoe Load and Zlnc-tho , '?Power gallons; weara longer" paint. Yours trulv, F. W. Pkvoe & Co.. New York. Eminent Discoverer of PAIME S CELERY COMPOUND riot. KtUy; r.j K. Hwlp . : :. D , I.:.. I)., was born i:: Connecticut :nid j;iadualed :it Yale. I in unusual talent soon brought him imputa tion anil prominence. 1 h t ho was ducted to Ii.?.- piofcssoi Iii;? i l anatomy suid surgery in the Vermont L'uivei ity. Next he v..;. np> pointed lecturer in Dartmouth College. The lollowing year he was chosen to the most impoitant professorship in the country, a place that lie occupied when he made hi.s world-famed discovery of I'ainc's Celery Com pound. This infallible cure fur tlio-ic fearful ills that result from an impaired nervous system and impure Mood, has endeared the great doctor to the world. DIAMOND DYES COLOR ANYTHING ANY COLOR. Dresses, cloaks, suits, ribbons, coats, feathers, stockings,?everything wearable, Diamond Dyes make to look like new. Wo have a ?peclal department of advice, nnd will nnitwor free any (|tienii<>!iK about dycirjg. Bend piiiiijiIc of K<">Urt wlicti j>unttlble. J>irocti<>ti liook mid 4.r> tlycd *nmpleB free. DIAMOND DYlid, Uurlingtoii, Vt. You May Not Expect Onod bread then:*cold morulngH it'your (lotir i* of the spasmodic aort, that only "works by spall*." You can't bo certain ?vou don't know what t<i depend mi. 'Clifton" Flour will ha ko I?) your entire hHtixluc.iion, ilny in ?int day out. It is not tho t??s-t Hour to-day and the next best to morrow. It :s tho hen all the titno hiiiI I'Cop'o who buy "Clifton" know it. J. M. Patrick ami Jno. ! Oibornone;l it. A Tool lie-.! fn!i -.' nil kinds of small tool*. Just auch a*. ?? ?uld he wanted !>y your ?riirtll hoy mm Im (bund in the stock of So Hi van 11. rd waru Co. V ANTED??T.i null :i limited number of grafted i i l. 1 ii<mih" I y Lowden Winter Applo tr?:?'h al. '2? ctn. each. Applv A.D. Bindet), Audt.r*oi] 8. C, H. 1*' I). No. 3. :?l?Ii**. "Just Splendid." \V?2 doubt whether there is any one thing <>n cart h that will Ul'ord too house keeper so much pleasure aa a Hour ih ?t ill give lior perfect satisfaction. That Hour m Clifton." Let uh hut onus got a Hark ot ' < lifton" F.our in your home and we invite you to try "ther brands to your hear t'a non ton I. Sueh comparisons only brlmr out Ihn superiority and excellence of Clifton." H'dd hv Jno. C. Oaborne and .) M. I'atr ck. LOHT?Certificate of Deposit on Bank of Anderson for $20, No. 7(>2. dated March 2tith, 1002, lu favor of Lizzello Willis. :n> -4 M. I . Willis, Trustee. Sullivan Hurdwarn Co. have a large "lock of Nuraery and (irate Fenders. Tho children are much safer and there is loss danger from tho lire rolling on the door by using one ol iheua. Everybody wants a Pocket Knife. Sullivan Hardware Co. hsve b large os Hoitinent of carefully aelt-oted Pocket Knives (Aboa full Hue of Sciasora for the glr'h fu.d ladies. Sulllv*. . Hardwnre Co. have some ele gant seta of Carvers beautiful in design and of best quality. One of these Hots would be greatly appreciated by any lady iw a CbriHtmaH present. Cburna?If you want a Churn thut will bring the butter of half the time, aee Brock Hardware Co. and got one of tholr Cylinder Churns. COAL FOIlSALE?Phono to J. J. Dob bine' stable or coal yard. Tho satisfaction of shaving with a good Raa?r will he grtatly enjoyed by your husband or brother. If ymi are puzzled to know what to ?et them for Christmts, select a Razor and Strop from 8ullivau Hardware Co. ami be an.sured that they will be pleased with auuh a gift. VV. H. Shearer, Surveyor, Yon will tiiui mo Ht Dean <fc KutiittVs. Long dia Lauce Phone at my residence. CONVEYANCING* The undersigned rt apectfully asko the na'ronaga of those who want correot work at a modest coat. Doodn drawn, innrtgagea drawn,contract*drawn, bonda Ibr til Urn drawn, abstrauts of titles fur nished. AIho correct Information a* to . real eatate umrtgiite Indebtedness. Con tracta of" .si: lJ.? Old Line" Life Inaur mce Com Sanies oxpUiood and made plain. Otllee at present at the Intelligen cer office. L. K. Norryoe. Axes?If a ou wan', an Axfthai will tsnd any ttuabrr irv our Knot Chopper. Brock Hardware Co". Just received iwu Carrol Buggies, all prices?$35.00 l'<>r a Top Buggy up. Vandiver Bros, it Major Well Ivicket* and valves for the s par tan burg Paient Well Fixum*? can nlways be. found at the Brock Hardware 1t>. Kc lined. up-t?? date peopl? al way o want ilu* be?.i. OA IduAt? 11 ER BROS-, are ac knowledged m he among the best PHO- . TOORaPHERS in the South. They do not wast ? their ?kill on cheap, fading traah. We Roll the )>tst and lightest dratt Mowera on earth. Come aud eee them*. Vandiver Broa. A Ma)or. Merchant*, De You Hand* Shoe*? Wo are aelllng agents for J. K. 0#r's celebrated Advertlaed Red Seal Sheee. Boaton andi Atlanta. Tbte Line oom nrlaea everything from the cheapest Brngan to the flnest hand made goods. Our men'a King Bee to retail at 93.3ft and Ladles' O^oen Been to y stall at S3 50 are the motu, elegant aud) beat advertised Shoee on he market. F.vory pair war ranted. We ask meruhanta in need of Shoea to call ot our office and inspect thia Line. WFVE i. CATER, Commission Merchants and Mill Agents. Cburna! Churns! Churns! A lot of all sizes of the celebrated Cylinder Churns .pint rocetved. Brook Hardware Co. MONEY TO LOAN?A few tbonsand dollara to lend on Land for clients. Ap plv to B. P. Martin, Attorney-at-Lsw. Now ia the time to get a good Pocket Knife at your own price from Brook Hardware Co. WAGONS?We havo a large stock on hand that we want to dlaiv>ae of at way down prices. Vandiver Lroa. & Major. Ammunition of all klnda of the very best grades is sold by Sullivan Hardware Co. ... THE .. ! GtiBaDBf to all otter Stores M for tlie Gasl Only." People won't give a certain Store the preference unless that Store sells cheaper than the other fellow. The people give this Store preference because we sell "Better Goods for the same money, or the same Goods for less money." Our Rebate System. We are the only Merchants in the city who pay a Cash Rebate each week of $2.00 for the purchases of that week. The lucky number drawn last Saturday night was 15825. The person holding the Coupon with the corresponding num ber will please present the same at our office and secure $2.00 in Cash. > Special Sale this Week THROUHOUT THE ENTIRE STORE. Sou can buy any of the Heavy Goods shown here at your own figures. Come and See. THE GLOBE STORE. DON'T BE AFRAID To come to us to Buy Your Shoes 1 You get the Best money can Buy. "WE get our Goods from the best makers in the country, and, besides, you get the benefit of our many years of exp?rience in the Shoe Business. The old saying that "Goods well bought tire half sold," stands as true to-day is ever. When yoa want a $5.00 or S6 00 Shoe call for the best Shoe made? Edwia Glapp's for 8&50 and 84.00. The "Walk-Overs" can't be equalled 'Queen Quality"" for Ladies at 83.00 and 83.50, or for 82.00 the "Try Me,' will please you-?a good $2.00 Shoe for Women, sold only by DAVIS, THE SHOE MAN,w F TRUTHS ABOUT COFFEES. HAVING trouble with your Coffee, aro you ? Can't find the sort to your taste? Can't get it uniformly good ? Try BOLT and your Coffee trouble should ooase. Once 1 know the kind your palate approves I can give you just tsat all the time. With White Star Coffee, and right Coffee-making, you are bound to havo Coffee satisfaction. The Coffees are unbeatable, pure, genuine, and sold under their right names. No substitutes allowed here. White Star Coffees are put in Cans four grades from 25e to 40o ? pound. 1 am exolusive agecfc for these Coffees hereabouts. A. A. Grade, 40o a pound, an exAra fine blend of rare, rieh and costly Cof fees of the very highest grade, fine flavor, delicious in the cup and suits the Coffee eritie. Tho Coffees in it arc. never sold by some dealers because of their cost. Thoso who want a No. 1 Coffee reoognizo its betterness at onoe. No. 1 Grade, Mocha and Java, 35o a pound. Another palate pleaser. Smooth, rieh, fragrant, with drinking qualities hard to surpass. "Can't be surpassed,"' many folks olaira. Genuine Mocha and Java, and not Rio or other sorts masquerading under assumed names for profits sake. No. 2 Grade 30o?No. 3> 25o. Both good and popular where medium priced Coffees are desired. Honest Coffees at honest prices. Blends of high grade sorts and please most palates. Money saved if you like thorn. G. FRANK BOLT, The Cash Grocer. TO YOUNG MARRIED COUPLES. WE W VNT TO SELL YOU YOUR BILL;OF? FURNITURE. We have EVERYTHING, from a Stove to every piece of Furniture you need. Come and see us. PEOPLES FURNITURE CO. Funeral Directors and Undertakers. Coffins and Caskets. Funeral Car. 9 Our Buyer Returned from the New York Market. And we are opening up an Elegant line of EARLY SPRING GOODS I We have doubled our energy and are pushing for a great increase of business during the year of 1903. We are going to make it to your interest to make this your trading point. Wo know our friends will rejoice to leam that last year sales were the largest for many a long time We tried hard to give full value for the money spent with us, so our platform will be this year?good, honest values best styles, freshest Goods, and full value for every cent spent with us. One piece of yard-wide Spring Percale, choice style, 5c yd Lot 40-inch Remnant Sea Island for 5c. Beautiful lot of Early Spring Ginghams. The moat wonderful lot, at the price, of Ladies' White Muslin Underwear ever shown on our counters. We put out to-day a lot of Flannelettes to close out. Special prices on Blankets and on every piece of Winter Goods in our Store. One case of Ladies' Heavy Ribbed 15c Hose reduced to lfjc pair. We are making some marvelous cuts on a remnant lot of Shoes. Twenty-five per cent discount on Men's Clothing, Men's Underwear, Men's Hats for one week. This offer is made to close out Winter stuff. Great inducements offered on ail Overcoats left. We say gather together your loose change and come this way if you want values. We want all eyes turned on us. We believe our methods and plans and offerings will merit a tremendous business. We ask .everybody to help m make this great Diy Goods Establishment the pride of every citizen in Town and County. Head-to-Foot Outfitter for Men, Women and Children. Great February and Mid-Winter Clearance Sale, With tue opening of our doors this morning was inaugurated the greateBt February Trade event ever chronicled in this city. Our entire force has been working for the past ten da>~ getting things in shape for this great event. Further talk is unnecessary. Bead every item in this ad. Many Staple arti cles are quoted here at 40 to f>0 per cent under retail prices in any Store on this eontinent. Stocks in a) I department s must be greatly reduced as soon as possible to make room fov immense Spring purchases soon to arrive. ? won derful Bargain opportunity. Great Mid-Winter Clearance Sale of Notions. One lot Warner's and Kalmazoo Corsets reduced to.25, 35 and 48o 100 dozen Felt Window Shades on rollers, reduced to oalv. 7Jo 50 dozen pure Linen Window Shades, worth 35c, reduced to only. . 18c 25 dozen Curtain Poles, value 30o, reduced to only. 21o 24 pairs extra heavy Cotton Blankets, value $4.00, reduced i? only. 65c 100 dozen Ladies extra heavy Black Hose, value 10o, reduced to only. .. 7c 100 boxes Paper and Envelopes reduced for this sale to only ... 4o 40 dozen Children's Bibbed Undervests reduced to.10. 12J, 15, 20, ' 25c 10 dozen Misses Union Suits, worth 25o, reduced to only. 18c 10 dozen Ladies Fleece-lined Uodervests, value 20o, reduced to. 10? 15 dozen Ladies Fleece lined Knit Pants, value 252, for thi* sale.. 18c 5 dozen LadieB Wool Fandnatois, in all shades, for this sal.i only. 24c Great Mid-wintei Clearance Sale of Dry Goods. 350 yards Fancy Outing-, checks and stripes, February Sale price only.. 3|e 800 yards beautiful Flannelettes, new styles and patterns, sale price ... 7}e 500 yards EolipBe Flannelettes, 36 inches wide, value 15c reduced to... Hie 300 yards Black Cuponella Fancy Goods, 36 inches, val. 25o, bale price.. 18c Great Mid-winter Clearance Sale of Ladies' Skirts, Capes, &c. 200?Ladies Jackets and Skirts marked down to less than actual cost of material. One lot Ladies Elegant Tailor Jackets, $4 and $5 value*, reduced to . HJr One lot Ladies Plush Capes, value $1.25, reduoed to only. 75o One lot Children's Reefers, regular price 75o to $1, reduced to only. 50c One lot Ladfies Elegant Tailor-made Skirts, val. $1.25 and $1.50, only... 98c One lot Ladies Elegant Tailor-made Skirts, $2 value*, reduced to only.. 1 25 One lot Ladies Elegant $3 and $4 Tailor-made Skirts, reduced to only... 1 98 Great Mid-winter Clearance Sale of Gents' Furnishings. 10 dozen Boys Fleeoe-lined Shirts and I>rawers, "worth 25o. will go at.... Wo 25 dozen Gents Canton Flannel Drawers, worth 35c, will go at only. 25c 15 dozen Gents Heavy Fleece-lined Drawers, value 50o, reduoed to only 30o 25 dozen Gents Heavy Undershirts, value 25o to 35o, reduced to only... 18c Mid-winter Shoe Sale. Shoe values that are eye-openers. Great attractions are offered here in Men's, Women's and Children's Shoes, on account of Stock being too large and season half over. We have eut prices still deeper on all Winter Shoes. 100* pairs Ladies' Glove Grain Shoes, in laoe or button, worth $1. reduced to only 75o. 125 pairs Ladies Dongola Button Shoo*, value $1, reduoed for this sale to only 75o. 75 pairs Ladies Kangaroo Calf Shoes, value $1.50, re duced for this sale to only $1. 200 pairs Ladies Dongola Laoe Shoes, heel or spring heel, value $1.50, veduood to only 98o. 250 pairs Ladies Dongola Lace Shoes, every pair guaranteed, value $2, reduced to only $1.39. 150 pairs La dies fine Vioi Kid Laoe Shoes, $3 values, reduoed to only $1.98. 100 pairs Boys Brogan Shoes, value 75o, reduoed for this sale to only 39o. 175 pair? Men's Brogan Shoes, regular $1 values, reduoed for this sale to only 65o. 1W pairs Men's rolid leather Dress Shoes, value $1.50, reduoed to only 98o. L? pairs Men's Satine Calf Shoes, value $1.75. reduoed for this sal? to only $1 300 pairs Men's genuine Vioi Kid Shoes, all soiid, worth $3, reduoed to $1.9* New arrivals of Remnants and Short Lengths of Early] Spring Goods. Greatest Sale of Remnants of Early Spring Goods in the | Commercial History of the State. FREE, FREE?Hand-painted Shina.free. A house-wife's delight, a nicely arranged table. Buy your Goods of us ana get a sot of hand-painted China tree. Yours truly, UNDER MA8ONI0 TEMPLE. LESSER & CO., LEADING STORE OF ANDERSON.