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News in Brief. E^BPRhon were burned to death ana foiifteenHeriousl v liurtThurs?anc daiMliftire which penned them ha d|Pw5**)e\T Pennsylvania tunnel . idifc . . .i i xt t riomrateaa, n. j. uuu West Hoboken.. . .Col. William IfvuElliott, formerly member of CoriSre?*jes8, died Thursday in Beau7(^Tf, S. C The barn and stables of Mr. Thomas Wilkinson One in Cherokee county were destrov.UK? rr? ed by fire early Wednesday morning. Five mules and ?evwwb eral cows perished in the flumes Slow o* Buggies, wagons, large lot of n%i\ c >rn, fodder, etc.,were also burnonA? ed.. . .Mr. Elbert It. McElwee, in" prominent insurance man, torv<,r merly of Yorkville, die*l ot ap/Ni pendicitis in Columbia Thursday I * ....Mr. and M'? VanVVyncle, a " newly married couple, were irurdered in bed Wednesday night ? at It airport, Iowa.. . .The postoffices at Pelzor and Williamston, . this state, were blown open and robbed Wednesday ni^ht, the ( former of $1000 in cash and j stamps and the latter of $700 in cash. . . .The trial in Washington of Mrs. Annie Bradley for billing former IJ S. Senator Arthur M. Brown, of Utah, ended tliie wees in a xonnci ui uui nun^ .. . . Geo. F Mooney and A. J. Elliott, of Atlanta, both engin enrs on the Southern, and John Harn and W. F. Hunter, of Savannah, were drowned, by the capsizing ot a boat, in a river in Georgia, Tuesday. Notice of Discharge. Notioe i? hereby given that the under sigr.ed ah Executrix of the entitle of Inom C Clinton vrill ou the 9th day of December. 1907. make bet final retnrn to the Probate court at Latuoaster 0. H. S. C.. aud make application to the Court of Probate, at 10 o'clock on that date for a final (Uncharge, an Exeontrix of the eetate ot Ihoiu 0. Clinton, deoMuted. Mary J. Clinton. F.xeoutrix. Nov. Hth 1907. Ferguson's is the place to buy your heavy and fancy groceries, fruits produce, eggs, butter poultry, etc. I have any thing you want in tnis line and at lowest prices My delivery service can'l be beat. I also have the bes1 # fresh fish and oysters tc be had almost evory in the week, Phone me your ordei and it will be promptly filled and delivered. I have just put in a line of Dry Goods dtShoes and propose to sell them at very lowest prices. Give me a call and be convinced that this is the place to trade. G.F.Ferguson. P. S.?Just Received a fresh shipment of those fine yellow * - vocvnnA ^ nnv.?rws nAv>'ri V\A\r?-4" Qi lli(j O UCDU KJi December. Never befo: such bargains as we arc fully and you will readi Dress Goods for December Sale At 10 Cents the Yard One lot of Double Width Worsted, the regular 15 and 20c quality. Dec. sale price 10c. At 25 Cents the Yard Good line of double width fancy plaids and plain goods, 36 to 42 in. wide. Many goods in the lot worth as much as 40 and 45 cents. Dec. sale price 25 cents. At 39 Cents the Yard 3 pieces 56 inch Ashland Repellants in black only, never sold for less than 50 cents. Dec. sale price 39 cents. At 50 Cents the Yard 4 pieces 50 in. Briliiantine. 1 3 pieces 42 in. fancy plaids. 5 " 50 " Ladies cloth. All of these goods come in seasons best colors and many of them worth as much as 75c. Dec. sale price 50c. the yard. , At 69 Cents the Yard 3 pieces 45 in. Plaid Broad Cloth in neat mixtures of Brown and Blue, These goods formerly sold at $1.00 the yard. Dec. sale price is only 69c. At 79 Cents the Yard 5 pieces 54 in Plain Broad Cloths all good colors, no better goods on the market for less than $1.00. Dec. sale price only 79c. At $1.00 the Yard See the line of Dress Goods we are showing at this price. We can give you the goods in plain or fancy and any color you may want. Many of these goods we could not duplicate for less than $1.25. Dec. sale , price only $1.00. i i n * uouon iiooas At 10 Cents the Yard '> 10 pieces 38 in. double width flannelette special for Dec. sale at 10c. the yard. t At 8 1-3 Cents the Yard One lot Light colored Outings never sold for less than 10c. t Dec. sale price 8 l-3c. } At 10 Cents the Yard ) Full 30 in. dark Cereals. Never sold for less tha^ 12 1-2 and 15c. Dec. sale price 1 'V. t^e yard. At 5 Cento the Yard r One lot 27 in. ouLing special for Dec. sale at 15c. !'Jc. and 2? l-2c. 1 Drown Dross Linen Big line of Brown Dress Linen > for Dec. Sale at 15,19 and 22c. MILLINERY ? It wiil pay ever'' offering for the n?' r cheaper than y<Y E W M BR ale on now at E. E. CLO re have we been in so ? 5 offering. Read this list lv see that this is a grea Table Damask Table Damask for Christmas Tables. We have made special efforts got the right prices on these goods and we do not hesitate to say we can save you money on every yard you buy of no 2 pieces 56 in. black Damask. Regular 45c. value. Dec. sale price 25c. One piece 62-in half bleach all pure linen, a 65c. value. Special Dec. sale price at 44c. One piece 72 inch bleach and all pure linen. A big value at $1.00. Dec. sale price 69c. One piece mercerized Damask full 62-inch wide. Dec. sale price 48 cents. One nipce Merc.eri7.pd Damask. full 72-inch wide, a hummer, at 85 cents. Dec. Sale price 69 cents. Big Line A Doilies We are showing a big line of Doilies both in Linen and mercerized Goods. Special sale price set 50c. to $4.50. Bed Spreads You will be astonished to see the prices we are offering on our Bed Spreads. $1 00 spread Dec. sale price 69c $1.25 " " " " 98c. $1.75 " *' " " $1.29. $2.75 Marsailes spread Dec. sale price $2.19. $3.00 Marsailes spread, Dec. sale price < $2.30. Lace Curtains Big , collection of Lace Curtains for Dec. Sale at greatly reduced prices. 125 Lace Curtains, full 3 1-2 yds. long, special Dec. Sale price 98 cents. 175 Lace Curtains full 3 1-2 yds. long, special Dec. Sale price $1.29. 250 Lace Curtains, beautiful quality. Special Dec. Sale price $1.98. Big Line of Hand Towels Come and inspect this line . ' > and see where we can save you j money. Going at 10 the pair to C5c the pair. Gentlemen's Dress Shirts We arc towing the stongcst line of Gentlemen & Dress Shirts at th;s i r.ce that we have ever shown. j MCfl'o ulcov s Ultaei Wuif One case Men's tr,?ece Underwear, the kind that always sells at $1.00 the sv^ special sale ns? ?immmm ^TH-JONE? i i ' i .?-? ?. ..Y?c mi Itm+l.iUk .. 1. -i.a.^' RGAINS 18 >UD'S for the month of ;ood a position to give nf X! kjx juai gamo u v ux v^ax c t money-saving sale. W. B. Corsets We have just received a big line of W. B. Corsets to fit every figure. This Corset needs no introduction as everybody knows the true value of a W. B. Corset $1.00 each. Ladies Coats We hvae just received a big lot of Ladies' Coats for Dec. Sale at $5.00, $6.50, $8.00 and $10.00. You will have to see these Coats to appreciate the true values we are offering in Ladies' Coats. ^ % Furs _ Special prices on all Furs for Dec. shoppers, big line to select from, prices from 98c to $5.00. Knit Goods Big line Fascinators and Shawls at 25c, 50c, 75c up to $1.50. One lot Misses Sweaters worth $2.50, to be closed out at $1.75 Big line Children's Sweaters, at ? 50c and $1.00. Blankets 25 pairs 11-4 extra heavy Cotton Blankets. Regular $1.50 value. Dec. Sale Price 95c. Big line Wool Blankets, special for Dec. Sale at $3.75, $4.50 and $5.50. Men and Boy's Clothing Try the market and then come to Cloud's and see where we can save you from $1.50 to $3.00 on eveiy suit you buy from nr. We will in t quote a few ol the special pi Ices we are ^. offering for December choppers. $10 Cashmere Suits in single and double breast Comes in neat Brown Pattern, just the ) season's best color. Dec. sale price $7.48. One lot single and don" breast > . 5 pure Worsted Suits. Dec. fgjsaaauw . ft 3 Joh lfl IaI f./iil i. ... _ a I - ... .vv ...niaiiuu witnuuL one. it will pay you { prth 50 peif best line <jxamine these Vests and their prices. I Our * f as cake} cheapt tii ; SSf'J SEE THE GOODS AT I car " 5 COMPANY