The Anderson intelligencer. (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, October 06, 1897, Image 2
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WEDSESDJ Y.
Knrrous
l'ilo OKI HTOK
', (i? T. r.. !-pT.
}SH .r assert-* that the
|> an orni on ilio i -ih ol
'hon it will collide \\ uh
Jump oft' on wheat a while
liavo a tilt V Turn-about i
il inn prosperity-makers
|ay h one-sided game
?o ? e*
tli** value of S"?,nrtO will be
next aun tal Stato l-air.
Iii bo emitted lo riti ms
Smith ( 'anilina. I ??> you
money?
html election in the Sixth
helil next Tuesday.
will sign as soon
?itlt is announced. Tie
Iiis successor will take
lsal 11?neral Loe o
|io special solicitation
ley, and with the as
sied States will short
to stop tho bloodshed ami d'
un the Island.
[s [jean, the able editor o? the
Pi'cshitlcrimi, has announced
ion to sever bis connection with
pal. We ad regret to see him
ho has decided to enter aetiyo
riiisteri;-.I work.
tiie long continued drought
?lnity of Oceola, Ark., wells ?ici
avo gone entirely dry ami pe<>
ui pel led to buy water for drink
ist-s. Water sells at live cents a
the demand greatly exceeds
abiogton correspondent of tbc
!/?ry?*tcr says that the policy ol
ua is te vest the national coni
li of those Southern States that
Republican Congr? sstnen
luto power of appointment of
postmasters in their respec
This makes I!. A. Webster,
^rg, complete master of cere
ds such apjiointments in
iati who thinks be can
ided, of course, because
al substance. But ifbo
on!d bp ver}' 10.dish
known. It it were
:e gold and the
would lose its
proper policy
igh gold sold at
bi \ cry rieb and
a hi
ti makT
formula.
enfl' Coartiti cod his deputies who
upon and killed a scoro or moro-of
ra in I'enusylvanla two or three
:s ago, bave I een arrested and will
to answer 1 > the barge of murder.
1 that several of the men were shot
back, confirms the statements of
m rs ?md of many spectators that
a ' ?: re shot wbilo running away
from the dej.i::u;s. That the sberitl" "lost
Iiis head. ' us charged by many familiar
with, the circumstances, seems , te true.
???.?:?.. Hugh L Farley died last Thurs
day a', tbe home of bis brother in Spartan
burg !fi- iiad been in feeble health ?"i
s mie limo, and tie.- announcement of his
death bas boon expected by those of bis
friends who knew hi- eendition. II" was
: years of age and was unmarried. i?eti?
Farley was a nativo of battrons County,
and was atypical Southern gentleman,
tie made a gallant roeord during the v. ,tr.
and wan most highly esteemed by a wide
circle. ? ; friends, w e. will long cherish
hisincmory. IT? w is a lawyer by pro
fession. In !-"? lewis elected Adjutant
and inspector Cenerai and served two
term?. ily his death South Carolimi loses
a to-; (excellentami devoted citizen.
? ??-?
? ay a singlo dollar can discharge
; U . ins, ii it ?m kept on the move, ?s
something wonderful. !.' every mail iti !
Anderson County made up his mind that
bo would -?-tile up every dollar ol in
debtedness be could allori! to pay. the
;.- opio would think a Klondykohad been
discovered somewhere in this section. A
G'corgia exchange in speaking o:* the sub
? ' :. -ays: "Those who wish good bu-i
IIes- rond?tams should keep on 'he move
?:.?.. r money roaches their hand-. 1;
; opio k?pt this in min I and s ?
soon as they reeoi von dollar paid up their
sina?! d?lits, or big debts if they, eon Id,
that money would in all likelihood be
quickly ? i" tit i'3- tbe man who received
it and thus bel;) to keep tie- wheels oi
trade moving and business lively. The
io who ?: itnptlv pays his bil s ?- put
ti;..- m oui r int? circulation thai will in
in-'?;!>" tioiptbo neighbor that owes him
to j r\ the bill to htm.''
!?..; rn ?.: '-ars tbe distribution of gar
den seeds in t".te t'nited States bas been
looke I upon as one of the peculiar func
tions o;' statestaauship. In tbis way
some ol our national lawmakers have not
only managed to keep in touch w th their
constituents, but what is even m ire sur
prising, tliey have managed by tbn
judicious se itt- ring o?"seeds to reap .suiti
cient votes toe mt-ass their re-election1.
The magnitude oi this patriotic industry
U net forth in a tabulated statement re
ceotly isviifd by the Agricultural Dopait
ment at Washington^ I' V. h'rorn this
Ktatenient several interesting ligures
may If extracted". O? llower seod there
were !." L'.Oiu packages distributed dar
ing th" y;;.- ata. COS? of ,- '.'.'.^ to the
government: of raddish see.}. J,p;i.j7
pa'-'-:e ;- ?. costing "?l2,b07..,t.V: ol beet seed,
, -17 e-.j pai k?g?-s; costing $12,",."iJ 1>;; ol
oabl ig? -'...,!, ;.; ', - packages, costing
: ol tomato seed, J.l .?,"!:? pa<-k
itiug S.J.d.70: and of turnip
.o. i : packages, costing ? ?,ti!?I.
In like quantities other popular garden
seeds v.l.? distributed during the year,
making a total of 1 ?'."."? :o packages .-em
out by '? ' agricultural department ata
cos: to : '? government of si?0.0-7.11.
Undoubtedly the government's liberality
10 tl:i- respect may accomplish some
gOod, but whether or not the vast sum of
money yearly expended by Congress in
the distri notion of garden seeds is
prompted ?.? tie- wisest statesmanship
may 1-? gray* i-.' ouest ionod-.
?11 ?ie l'i rut Anniversary el * >?
:>? ;,: I alin i " Umili.
ilay my loving parent
!**-?! tv le- rea?!l?l 1 tie
"ai;.- .1 year ig??
'J . , IVo months
, Wle- .? wtsili 1-1??- ri? 1 aie! ain-el-oni tie- -h<,
Ile ?ih ?(.??! < iir:<r. Ill Kill,', IVirrTOimi.O'
??Iil-ya ?a .?.'?; ? ; Jii-% ! rie.k ifs -f..-?
? lett tlib *ori-? (.1 -iu tu %t> .I and .': !.i
' wlgrau! <e; Ihm ^r<resarre'-tinH i.iiirii
1 tO?y ?.?:< ' ?: ?m ? ' ? fai -?
:?1 ?~o .<- igri .1 . !
Ili .'. luli'l ? liliir.H-e
? h. I lo- I -.. ?tli'ii 1..?0 ? Ilian nr. ?
H-a I have ?mu ... ? I?. -.i>
Owl i|?.'-:i> all lien.'.' i^lii "
I. i". li,
Oct. , 17. _
Citizen'-- Ucefiug in Martin Township,
?n-i? ? -?.' ? i-v aii*-rn?niti at .'.."? ?.,.'?? ,,
lellLl.T "! '<? I?I?/-IH "t lid-i loWIt?llip mei ili
"lilik--. ?* " ? '?? -;? ?? til- .? "?! -if ta-..
lUiliiN ? : ?' " " !' '?'| i?' !"???? I'1'" '?' ' <- *? li [
Tie- m" ? ??,,? ? ?.?. ? ?\M t.. ', l.y M . P.. I . l'a;
jji.r H-1/?; ?? .' ' i.^, nan.
/ : . , ,,. . * . t tes fro?i? ft ii ti tu le r ?>! ?!.??
, ]? . hii ?' - a >??' ?? m f?viriif lin- ?: ?....;.
;?;?aliairtiiaii ,.,:." the following ciiia-n?-?i
aw .,?. ...e :? urg? a filli Pirn-nil iro?i ri.
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eh .?; t! .?.?.;??? f.ir - \ ? ;.: ; , .:??.. arai
l'li?? :'.::> ? .'I !n ? :?'? .??: .<?.?; ::e v.a i Attorney
. ? . iif -?it: Si ?:.?. il - .?.!I ,? holding
< Oat: i: ? !. '<? > im??. malii li : : i ( ..? ,:
?.?:. ' vii:'! .< tliis ?'..u:t limi;-?. This
i il
<? <:.?.(!- ?? Irr-iiii ;!:..! . r tf;ti}.:?.? ?t
ourboauii?i! " at? y ' t'i?. a:i'; eyeiyb ?Xy
? it?vitPd ?o ? meaVid vyi I ?:> c< ??:?? "?: ? ?'
dial xveicoiii?; un ! woi .:? Ohi ? ?:? ? . I?>
: ?: :i<! I. ir :!: Irt;:.
prop- 3 : ' !?? - : ?ionies ??J fui ing ;!.?"
l'iifhcr s*or:f\ ! I. ??'..;;? ha ; :i\ <? ??'. :?::
I .? ?? ? l: ' ? j ;:? l'lis t' unty > Select sonic
youag lady, .?! lia?ghiOr ni : ;?-.?:?. ; . \<
( usent mi li??! d.-.y .? .: [ ..? : ;rs Sp lOror lor
tho I. !.-? '.Vhielt selects iter, 'lois will
?!?! ad-?tti- util grace and beiu'ty in the c
etisioi:, ?r.d sTai?VM thatthe r--r? monies of
tini (lay v. ill h:i c moused oi visions o;
love?ness . v.illa^o? ii;'Mt;:? de'?acies
mei Ibfiil thought.
The liojh ?.: ?.??.?.?'. i r .-. ! bua mem ?:-iiilt?
oUe ;t: Andi rvon's Io-tory, and every ".?:;?
vim can ; : ml ?.? here timi l? tv.
Al "??!:!-; cotuint?ticatiii?i, lltrmii l.x'g"
unni.i'ti "; ? ? ?:?.???????! Mus Nelle lluin
I ; i r ? -. ?i; :.-;.;??; ? : ! ? lain Lyn Vv. .'.'.
Humphreys. !? >: :? s Sponsor l'.-r ' '.?.^
.' .?.?. ^?::. I?'i:i?s{'hreyx vva- : I'.:-:
Master n] l-l im?] , Lt,it:idtho seit-cti
Ibis yntiilgK ;!?: ;! ? - Sponsor *..?
Iiis . I.? .:.?.? ni ; ; un- ut' !h? brelhn a
to the attectiouato regard in which iluy
b?'?il ili" na i?i?: . ?.: tlihs deceased vre?thy
brother.
Opening Day*
Tb ero was a ''hot time in the obi town'5
last Thursday and Thursday night. Il
xvas*'< ?peuitig li.tv' with our merchants,
and I hoy vied with 0110 atiotlii in their
beautiful..'displays There .vero wagons,
and pe ? from tie' aintry. ami every
body from ihu city, and the '?:<?.?:;;.?
lights lit up tho shades of evening many
hours before tiie lovely sighU and beatit?r
ful und inunely sight-seers parted eqin
pauy.
Stono ni our larger tncrebauis ? pout
itiiicb time and money in ?trtistiear
rauyemc?ls, ami i: would bo top dilliuiiU
a task to say whieh ono made the best
display ami p'roii e i:.
Som'e thought C. l". loues ?'>., with
their new storo ???.- well as new goods;was
the baudsointst. and their display was
beautiful I>re>s ^...k?s of dillerent de
sigus and materials, every shade of love
ly satin, and bats, ribbons, plumes, trim
mings, iaees, '? rus, grasses, geraniums,
beautiful lad h -, :t e .met bauit, a piano
which was graced by Mi>s Susie Cater,
who is an e.Miuisite performer well, tin*
ladies seeineu at home, but ti?" men ?ero
simpiy bewildered;
Stili, som?-tbought . . nui luad?
the loveliest display. This large store
was decorated with white ami yellow,
golden rods beautified tho arches which
l(.l!i> the millinery department, while
lovely bats und bonnets ft every shape
ami still iovelier trimmings and plumes
and lace- and ribbons were artistically
displayed; Krom the entrance tu the
arebes dress goods innumerable^ of wou
derful variety, style aud texture were on
every siile. l!ei;ts' clxthing. ueidiwear
and line-it form??I no -natii jiart of this
display. The ?:< ::? was crowded tbolive
loug day, while delightful music from ?ta
Italian band inr.i'.? me visit-is iorgetlul
of tiie wailing day.
There are iiian3- who. say llrov. n, < ?s
borae ? '??. thebeM display, t'rapud
front tiie ceiling wer.- dross goods of mar
velous beauty and wonder lui texture,
while Inveiy .-ilk- atei satins ami lacas
were made to emlielish many parts of
tin- immense store. The mil liti e ry
department ?p-stairs, reael ed by an
elf-trie power elevator, was a marvel i>!
beauty, and tho steady stream of visitors
kept tho elevator in constant motion.
Their "?'a-: black".' display, in the show
whiiiow was inde! ! uni'|tie and lurni-h
ed -..m il mirth : "d merriment to the
many visitors, k i*oi:s?stcH? of a sure
enough i-? blael; negro !::.', un-ad in
blael; ate! surr mistled by bt'Htitif?l b'aeh
goods iil every descripition. The [.o-ing
of lite negro was remarkable. I/Vr hours
? vvoiiid s;t vvuhont tnovitig.a muscle
exeunt perhap- when n stray My* would
tickle ill' when bis laeo would
wrinkle ami he would-endeavor to .Mow
the My ?)IV. I'his would anuisn the sp.
tutors and prp\ ?!.? ?! many In arty l.vugti.-..
In lhis/Niuiie':f.io:t it is proper : ; ? ?
lion !:?: art ro::xu "opanim;*' Slondav last
by Mrs MeSmith and Mi? t'orniid?.
These beauliftil rooms are located at :?'.
South M?liti street ;?.'. the res?denceol Mrs.
Utitledgo 1 ?sborne. The mo-.P-l roont ai:d
art r?out arti tastefully arranged an.i
deeoratid with uiany liesigns o'l p-aper
llowcrs. he windows am adorned with
curtains of laea ":i '?::?' --it'.!' and < ':'. :." ods
on lie-1.ili- r, I- I'dered with Arabian let
ters painted in !. Tho walls are hung
with pie: tires in oil ::nd pastello and water
colors, all pninted I> Anderson I.idi*s
and Misses, pupils ... Mrs. MeSmith.
The oil and pastello pictures are highly
creditable,:'the "il painting particiilnriy.
itv.-\ need Only suHi name ' plaeed tipoii
them a- l'reidr?ch Lietzsch, Klkuboih
Tbomi son and l'i ter liolhermel to make
t.'iem fa-iii! '?-? \*?''? ?:? ntioii a lew of the
most promifien*; ! itigeii on the !.":i?.m-, oil
,;'-s l.iiev 'ihompson: U'in- r ('.:-!!??.
..Miss Kiltie < ornish : I'iratos l 'asile,
oii. y.y<. .!. ;:!! ?1 Iirea/.--;!.- : Midnight
on lie- !..!.?.?. ..:!. SiisH May Ka?ell:
Cbrysatitlieiiiuui !/??.' . oil, NtissStidie
(?ilmer : large I' laniingo, oil, Mrs .1. St.
I'Htriek ; Ship a! se-'antl Snow sirene by
ne. imliglit. pas; !h?. M iss Cornish : Fruit,
roses itili] !:i; -, pasti ... Miss Lucy
l i irle. Tlie mtUitloTs decorateti by t v.
handsome vaees, mosaic w. rk. .'??.? . --
l-.'i!:ia Norryet: There arc inaiiy pretty
tiling I?) Sie seen at 1 tieso, rooti.s aud the
opporti'.iiit; 1- present?..! fur the Ander
son ledk-* to adorn their bouses with
tie ir own works < fa:?.
.!s:. ksoi *> Linihless ( ?!|(?:.
1 ' m: : . . ?. : ' : : a v. i ok ? r
two ago was inibiishi-d an articio about
.lacks .i.'- !'.! '?: U s .? ttu-'i that reads ?. ery
mucii lik< a iairy ta!.?. K it the story ;
te.: . !:?:?_'?-?.:;? tiuel Tho following sell
expltiutit ny letter; publisked ia *!?e
11 reeti villi.? .1/?' ?.?'??-..?. >? of ?a .? ' ??Jues
dav; tbrif.vs.adilili'iii ?l li>:ht i.nthe sub
, i "et:
l ?Kota.i ?? ;:!: >! ?:n r S ? vi t??n-.
Septenil)! r _?'?. 1' '7.
Mr. .lohn KergusOi!. 1 ?leetiville, S .
I)i:.\it Sua lu lo yo?rs- ' the
S'U I beg : . ? ? ? ! ha! I have rop? it ted y
pub't^hed :? ;? ;??- and interviews in re
gard to tho *? ? t-l; I Afric.t: iimld?-sse :
ton. i liav the s ttiie cotton g-'or. lng.;o'i'i
this station troni ?oi-oc tie- same si;ed
that .la. kson ? -? ?!, havimrsecured it li an
a partii?:'? : '.t '.-?? m'- last year I have
also examined .i ?.??;.- tes six-.-?cre lield oj
the so-ealii ! .VlVieits eotPm. Wjhen the
patch I piantisi <?: t:;i- Station com
menced <i'-\ ?:? ;?;: ;; feuit, ? s:>,.?1 -u-p -? -
ed that it wa < rioo'e ot l-.er : I. ta a com para
tively >M variety; kn ivvnais ' Welbornis
Pet,*' introduce.I and s-dii prim ipa.'ly
in the west t.,.- - .. .! ..r c?gbi ?.? ?1rs o ist,
by .Jell Welb. irti, it ?w of i\-rr-, \:k.
?Vt't-er e? o:.?. d I ? opea il?? en ;?, ?
yo
doubt ?ha! tie- Vr: art '.' e >: ?? i- eb o
I. . -. ' I I : : e I
tlt?V''lV?.-' 1:: !- ??' :to |> j. and r-umom
b< ! i's j .i
s|ieei?:,en .-? --ti 1:- i staiks w.-tb Mr. .1? ':
Welborn-a few ?.?.? ;: ? a'?;?'? <<.< senditit:
roe a Mji'ti??! ? i stalli of hi j,- ?_?|? >\vti \v?'
viar. Tiie restii', was :?!:r no iloiibt
v;}) t?;-vi r is i'.?i ?m ? ;. ... n.y i?,ind <?: lile
nient.:;.- o? !????.- . s ? \ :? i?- m ' ;?.?;.|
o Welb' ?!. ? .:;.
.-?-:?
; toi:. M ; 1 im;
vield' ? "
er varieties.
,'- ?-. - li?-::
biniti.'--!' 'ti ;? . ?? i a: imprOvi ?1
,.?
sjH.r-. .?-??!
Kr?m Ihn Stalo ( ?ipilol.
t .-i.i . , S. 1 '.. i ?ct. 4, lS?i7.
l'lifTo i-? tiiticl] speculation just now as
regards Comptroller-General Norton's
- .?.??. -. ir. Itnmeiliatoly after his elee
t u t (.'undress Mr. !.. E. Epton. tuli
tor of Spartahburg County, made appli
cati" and traino to the city to press iii
iduiti s. It will Ito romombered that Mr.
pf ui was a clerk under ??overnor Eller
by when he held that oll'iee, and for this
reason ho hopes to bo successful in oh
' ?..? iu^the position. There are already
many other applicants. Mr. Neil, ?i
un i lient business uniti of W?nnsboro,
has made formal application and had ?1
Ioni: conlereneu with tin* < ?o\ ernor iiTfe
gard to the vacancy soon to occur. I; is
currently reported that a pro ut i ont
Athen official is hero in the interest o?
biniseli for the position. News from
Charleston has it tliat ex-Commissioner
Martin, ol tho inctropoliuiu police force,
:- ;tu applicant ami will urge the Goverii
II ; 1 give him the position in palliation
for bis Martin'- ollicial decapitation on
tin.- inst.
1 itntnissioner s. W. Vaneo has just
I over to .Stale Treasurer Tiinnionnan
-':-.? 'i". which liquidates the dispensa
ry's iudooteduess to the general fund of
the Stau? Treasury. All profits hereafter
tro to tho school fund. Commi>sioner
\ itnco thinks that the dispensary will
from now until the meeting of tho Log?9
.:.? pay iuto the state Treasury S75,
ach month. However, this is mere
ly ; rophecy and is yet to be verified.
" Senator Tillmau "was in the city last
?.-. eck in consultation with his physicians.
!! ? is not seriously ill, hut deeinvd it
prudent that a diagnosis of Iiis case be
m id e. While in the city be railed oil
'? tvernor KUerbe, but the naturo of the
. isit was unknown. Before leaving for
h - ?ionio in Troutou, .Senator Tillmau
was asked about the threat be made dur
imi ilio summer at Abbeville that if
there was any probability of the dis
pensary law being repealed, ho would re
- _:: the s. natorship, return to South
' arolinaaud run for Governor: and in
reply the Senator said that ho would cer
ni [y do it. When Tillman indulge? in
such talk no one takes him seriously,
lin lias not forgotten the fate of that
manifesto issued in behalf of .lohn Gary
Kvans during the Ivarle-Evans Senatorial
contest last year. A few shrewd liticai
observen have already given it as their
.pinion that the senior Senator will lose
Iiis scat in tho United .States Senate in
in . and that if he simuld resigi; in order
to enter the gubernatorial race and try to
e oreo the people to keep the dispensary
law ?vben they do not want it, that In
would he buried so deep under an ava
lanche of votes that be would never
again rise ou the political surface.
l'udenti) act of islM the doors of tbc
S tilth Carolina College were thrown
<.;>< to women, and since that time many
girls have attended, tho number in
creasing each year. Not until Ibis ses
sion, however, has thero been an appli
cant for an admission to tho law class.
Last week Miss l?lla IL Norris, a clerk
in Attorney 1 .onorai Harbor's olliee,
made application for admission to the
i ?v," department, and President Wood
ward and Prof. -los. Daniel Pope con
slim-ih" Act to mean that womeu are
' ligible to admission to any department,
therefore Miss Norris was admitted and
;. ! r< unno at otico the study of law.
When she will have completed her
e<viirs*\ sho will have tho novel distinc
tion oi being the only lady attorney in
S .'.:;h Carolina, and also of having os
t :! ;!-!!< d a precedent for young ladies to
uter the law department ol tho South
< 'arolhia < 'ollege. A. IL S.
The ( oll?n Situation.
he latest reports indicate continued
ury to Lhe cotton crop and the average
limate of the crop is considerably lower
'.. in it was a low weeks ago.
he government report just Issued pre
dicts that the bulk of tho crop will bo
pi iked by tho middle of this mouth.
Why. then, does tho price of cotton
continue so low?
In the last issue of the Textile World
Mr. Alfred >. Shepporson, the famous
otton statiseiau, oilers an explanation
.?.. ch st otiis reasonable.
Ho attributes the low price of cotton to
ili conditi m of the cotton goods markot.
I..- spring there was a glut of print
Isi al l'a?l Kiver. Business was dull
and on account of tho enormous supply
of goods the prier of prints decline.] until
is below tic- ligure at which prints
u!<l ho manufactured at a prolit.
. Shopperson thinks that between the
l'ir.st of July and the iir>t of September
tin.st of cotton was above the parity of
yarn and cotton edotti.
Huis l'on i cod that tho situation is
li v. changed, and that a decided rise in
t!i ? ; rlei; f cottoii may bo expected. He
says:
'?. itton is not dear at present prices.
,: ha.- not M en -o low since .May, I*'.'?"?,
is 1:1 oi the meat depression in col
li may go lower, ami the prospects
an immediate improvement aro not
one iuragiug, but from its present price it
on id jump by Iejps and bounds simuld
unusually early frosts occur. Those who
wait : r lower prices in their anxiety to
- "tre their cotton at the very 'bottom'
:.; ?, tin ? be?r plans upset by sudden and
-?,.?.? frosts and he compelled to pay
; ?: their cotton?and experience.
The crop is lar from being secure*). Its
. ?..: and it- tpiality will largely depend
upon the weather during the next six or
seven weeks, frosts will reduce the
yield and frosts and rain will reduce the
o>. .!::\ Tim presents receipts are excel
lent h :?: as to ouality and staple, and
m er.s n>-'d not be afraid to buy it ami
,: ?wtty, 1 ir there are worse invest
ments thiin actual cotton of good grade
and staple at present prices.
:. v. ho entertain the idea
Ihn! contili will fall to tho low
prie s ? the season of l.V-l-'.tfiaro hugging
..... d .?.?? !. The conditions are es
sentially il li?rent, and 1 never expect
a :? -? e middiing eniion sell in New
Vork for "> !*-1???, which was tho pri?e in
November, l"l'l. and in March, IS9*>. It
well lo remember that in April, I >??.*?, it
it Ivani d nearly 1 cents, ami in
' ? advatici ?-S ? mure, making an ad
V I' tie ly two cents in two months.
4 y this -into of things may occur
?i ? do .1 prices are forced too low during
tho presi ut depression."
Thero are evidently good reasons for
Mr. Shi ppersou's hopeful views. '|'ho
general revival of business will causea
gri ?ter demand at home for cotton
is ami there is an increased demand
iron Jap an and China.
I'h? 0 ? ditioil of the world's stocks also
'.? ' - ;? make good the prospnet of better
pri ? - ;? r this year's crop.
Tiarn .?;?.? !. -' Friday ? ,!*07 bules
n * in s ick than there were a ye.it ago,
:. ? l,ol7,-? !''. Ic.ss than at the same date in
I is not probable that there will bo h
.?? 1 balo crop and a rise in the price
itou ui auv time would not be sur
- itl'nitit ./o,o t:<il.
Sunday School I"11 ion.
fod isiiig pr. uram:ne has b 011 ar
! 1? ili" >!p;?roac'iii?g meeting of the
School I ' ion,.'irti l-'nh-n I listi 1 *i :
I ion will ou,t witii Mount.rio
? .: S .11 :.?.? School on tiie ?th Sutidiiy
. ' 1 ? , I ,?7) ft! | .'el.,el: !?. m.
I! v.?tama! exorcises mr minuf-.
lete ! by 1'iiotiiHS I .--lard.
i? .?: (or discussion the o ay
. ' ! . ivjif;?!and ?liipwreult," Acts
. ::? Spcakojs-.l. L. Tribbi* und
M. 1 S'aiitti, L'O minuti:? ? a -'i. < lierai
... : 1 minutisi uscii.
I - ?;.?! hi the ? ilion I?ist:?et i
I. iptestV'l lo Mind n| |..vi f.vri
.? '. ? ?.:? ?; ' . ;. i im etite.'.
W. Li:,
L P. Smi ih,
.1. lt. ? : . .. .
< ' e.
?:: ::..? famous (?ardoiiof ('dives at
ti .o ibero ar<' eight nourishing
t re.-s that are known lo be 1 ?vor l.<.
1 0 M'-al Panacea
I'rancis, Alderman, Chicago
;:ird I" Kitig'sNow Idscovery
Pana ea for ' Oligli", \,\ U anil
iplaiiits. having 11?. I ir in my
; he lati ti \ e y< ar<, lo 1 !;?? <?\
? ?i\ ii ?ati's prfscriptitiiis or
nation^ l?ev. .lohn lliirgu ,
t write/: have ?.? a
h.e Me||ioi]i-i Kpirtc tpai
? ?. (?ars <h more, ?*r?< 1 have
! anything so beneli- ini, or thai
' spec ;y relii I ::- l-r. King .s New
? tl!i-i Ideal ('otigh Iteiiied .?
?lotllos I ree ai liti! < ?rr l'ri;/
abl? Prese iptii 11.
,11 .. \y.ortbiiigtoiij Imi .
Voti have a valuable |?rc
,,?.?.. ^.-,- , ?,?|d ?
moud ?? r t ' ^' ?pal ?0:1
he and us ,t general s-, ?tetu
?11 d." ?. Anni:*Stehle,
\ . ? . <"liicago, wit-, al!
..: no' cat nor digest 1...,!,
.? ?.. never i' I: lo r ami
v.. ary. hut six bot thin of
. ? I her ie alth nod re
'Ig! I.. I ire-. !. fits nod
O ?? ill Kill t .., |i, ,.. ?,,.
Urtil i;;.;; News.
l'oleum:: is situated in ilio northwest
ern section i-i Kork Township^
The crops in tliis section uro the eliort
? :! ?\ have been iti years. IVUton will
not be <?1 more than halfa crop.
Messi -. I. . Tribbio und II. li. Cicli
ardson have built a now gin house near
' " ^*: '.?> Academy und are doing .?. good
business ginning ?oottoh.
M rs. Win. Waddcll, who has been i
von- sick. ?.?..? :;.'?.? glad to say is cohv?
loseom.
Mr. I. ?. '. . ': i :y. of the Alpino
section, i-; lilting up m stori' houso at
l ? ilcman for the purpose of n:< 11 : l'
ir.i-. We wish Inni nun-!, success in
hi* now :?.\.it ion. Alpine's loss is
IJoli'inan's gain.
Mrs. K! ?.! nth 15 rad berry, who had
the misiort ino of having her dwelling
house bur nevi last Inly, has completed
another in at coti: go ami has moved into
Townviilo i:.ipti-t Church has >?
elected !!< ?.. I. !'. Singleton pastor for
another year.
All of the public roads of tho Fork arc
in ?ni excellent coiuiiliou.
Mrs. .1 lin M. lolly has been at Ander
son lor the past two weeks nursing her
daughter, Mrs. ('?ando Skelton, who is
very irk.
M ?. C. I.. I'.r ulberry, ol the Alpine
->?.? : : , wh had the misfortune of falling
otl'his wheel iwo weeks ago and badly
miishiug the hones of his left OlhoWi is
doing as well as could ho expected.
Mr. Pat. I -in-;! <>\ ; !;? South Union soe
lion, > ?. .County, had the misfortune
of netting his righ' ?i cid es. gilt in a gin j
?? the I; ul:.. lacerating it ho badly |
that ainpiilatioii was necessary ?ust be
low ilio elbow, lie was doing as well as
unid bei xpeeted when last heard ? .
I Ii ? health of this community is excel
lent. Si Kiuui.Ki:.
Tow nvillo llrniSi
?. :. I'. ?y and children, o? Hel
ton, are staving awhile with her father,
W. I . M. Kant, K-"q., near this place.
The 1 .aptist Churdi, ??! this place, has
:al. il lie v. .1. I ". Singleton io supply them
mother year. \V.mgralnlate the
Church in their wise selection.
Prof. .1. M. i n;: will commence his
?chool at the new school-house, in this
place, the istli of ' Kitnber 'J'he l'rof. is a
lino teacher and all will do well to send
'.heir chililren ;?> him.
Mr .'. W. Shirley, "n.. of our progres
sive merchants, is building several now
houses on his place near town.
Miss Lizzie Uruce, of near this place, is
attending the < .'rcon villo Ketuale College
this year.
Miss .laiiie Gaines, of 111 i -? place, is
spending awhile with her brother, l'rof.
.1. W. Gaines, who is teaching the Welch
Neck High School.
The farmers at Oak way think that they
will make hall crop of cotton, but we
think it will !? some better in this sec
tion.
The health of ihi? e immunity is very
gond at this time.
Wo have escaped the yellow fever and
snin':li>".\ so far, and we hopo to the Lord
wo will continue to escape.
di K?i<| \- hi: How.
Lqiialih Hems.
?wing to press of work we have neg
lected oi?r correspondence for some time,
and are glad that we can once more send
in a letter from our thriving eoramunity.
The I . . ??: \i is always a welcome
visitor, ami we fliicl ourselves looking
forward to iis weekly visit witbeoine im
patience. We aro gla 1 to learn that it
is soon to be increased in tize, and that
it^ managers and proprietors intend to
advance with the city of Anderson along
a progressive urso.
We think that Anderson County is. by
far, the best County in South Carolina,
a:id our community the best portion of
tho County. While not a nativo of tho
community, your correspondent has re
sided here ; >iiu enough to become
ai piai ted with t?:" people, ami. taken as
a whole, you will no; find anywhere a
more industri >us, progressivo and hos
pitable itizonship. We have a daily
mail service, splendid church privileges,
good schools, tu good .-tore?, gins, saw
mills, a grist mi . in fact, almost every -
thing that goes to make a live, progres
sive ?. Ol nil Tho land is strong and
much of it fresh, and our crops will com
pare favorably with the best Many im
prov ineiilH are visible on all .--ides, to
wit: new .::::?. new barns, new cribs,cot
ton house*-, ??., all indicating prosperity.
Imi supply and demand but remi late the
price of mir produce, a poor man would
soon be the exception.
We could not help but notici-, in trav
eling recently over the road between
(Menu's Store and Liberty, the great im
provement mad in the road by our Su
pervisor, Mr. Tripp, and hi- men, and
?me had no trouble in finding the line be
tween Pickensand Anderson Counties.
Tli" road, before t!i" work was done, was
ina wret"J..'.'d condition, und .Mr. Tripp
will receive the th inks of our entire com
munity'tor his excellent work, (ino bai
to travel over other e unties io appreciate
our good roads. In n trip to Greenville
recently we had an opportunity of coin
paring th ? roa of the respective Coun
ties. Twenty-iivo nuli -- from Anderson
Court House, in Auderson County, the
roads were much better than those of
lireeuviile County within liyi miles of
the County -? at, and yet they would have
folks believi t!i .t there i-* no place equal
to ; remivi I le ' '?iitity.
? at hering cotton is tho order of tho day
now, Hiid tie- pull, pull" ol tie.'engines
anil tin- hum of the gin familiar sounds
The w oat her - line for gathering and
cotton ought to sample well.
l ev. . . Pears n, the evangelist, has
jus' closed a great revival at Piedmont.
It was our privilege to attend two of his
services and listen onco more to the
beautiful simplicity "f Jesu- gospel as
preached b\ ibi.msecrated man of
t. ?.!. All lie- changes in him are for the
better, and although it has In en nearly j
eight years -inc. we lirst heard him, yet
we l'i unid him idi ilio ne ire able to handle
God's word from those years of experi
ence. We learn that the meeting was a
gratid success.
Wo are glad to announce that Mr. Wil
liaui Smith, who for :!.'? pa-i lew weeks
has been quite sick, i* able to be about
his duties onco more.
The members of Ml. Pisgah Kapital
Church luve been busy recently repair
ing the Church, recovering, repainting,
etc.
o T. M. Itusscll is visiting ilio fatiii
I <?! il . -Ite'. M. Glelil?;
' Mrs. Jim MuI?kin i- seriously ?l.
I suiti
lu .Mem?ri?m.
At ii re -?iil meeting of the V. M. C .
:.t t.'leuisou < o lege the following resolu
lioiis'W'eriVadopted and -cut ?> the Is
ii .: i'i.k.m !.:? for publication:
Waerea-. :i has pleased ? >\ to remove
by ?:??:: ii our bd ?vi ? brotln-r. W. C. San
ders: therefore be it
/,'? '< ? ?. Thai while we how in resig
nation to i!ie hivine will, wo deeply
mourn his In s, and extend lo the bo
aved members ??!' his family our warm
est sympathies
/,,?? ??//?.'.7) That a page ol our
mint te h io ; be inscribed to the memory
of our d?parti I friend ami brother, ami
that :t copy -?i those resolutions bo sent to
his county paper mr publication;
MeSher ami ( liihl Druwtiml?
,i:i?i-:tovv s. Oct. L*. -A shocking ac
cident ?ccui led on the bar of North J ni et
m Wed lie-day a-!, the detail- of which
am n d:- iihotic : a young lisherman
by the name ofS. . I.T-onard with his
liimilv. consisting ??! his wife and young
chibl, wert? going Into the inlet when
their small sa: Ooat -truck a shoal and
apsi/.i I. The ne ther, hobling on lo her
baby, was rccovere I by the husband, ami
they It ith h I ?.?;??- - '.?! escaping a watery
grave. sei ani wave, however, released
their hold on the regained, boat and lor
the secoli I time the mother with her child
w us w ashed aw v. \\ al; fn nu si niggling
with the waves, but nothing daunted in
the work ol saving those dearest to liim._
the ?iixi u> hiisb?'.n.l and lathe
again resct'n: t his wife nr.il chili
hite had ordained il Otherwise :i
mother's su-enu-ih omtdet?dv |j
ler-.l it.-t? I
'iigulfe i tin
liei again i ??
him aroui d
Her hushiinY
; Hirtil me.
i'i?o ' i :ssi ( )
DB . WM. F: W.
Ifi GIM.I.W i i.!.I
SI'? .C?.V5.S "?'/
Diwasi'S or
?; .- ? Ti?
W ibi
|Uo!a.
?. ami
! ;? !e.' i , pei io
W M.
if.'.tt. ,V<l an
;
lii?i ami '-an ;-? 1 li
eternity.
M . I .nini reaelied ,?? bcueli in
exhausted state and was tini nest morn
ing picked up and carried to the opposite
HUoro ami thence to his homo to which
tho small family had been making.
Tin' body ol the in Ian t onlv was . ?
ered. _?/?/,/?.??/,..
The colored orator. Cooker T. Wash
ington, in a recent speech, t??1.J a yarn <?(
an olii Negro wh<v wanted a Christmas
dinner anil prayed iiiirht after night :
'Lord, please send a turkey to this dar
key." I'.ut none came to him. Finally
ho prayed: "'1 Lord, please send this
darkey t" itlurkey." And ho gol one
that same night.
Trustee's Sale Real Estate,
BN- virtui of a Heed nf Trust executed
by John I!. I. ?w, I will sell on tue
Western sid?- of the new Otirt House, in
the Public Square of Anderson, on S ilt
day in Nuwnlicr next,?
All tha! Tract of Ltmil containing loi
aeres, more nr !? - -. r?n waters of Rocky
River, adjoining lands now estate of T. I!.
tsimuions,.! ihn \ ewino, .lohn Hall uti< 1
others.
Also, all timi Tract adjoining, contain
ing 7!? acres, more or less, adjoining the
above descri bird Traft
Terms? fine-third cash, balan?a on I
months credit, with inters.-.! from day of
sale, with leave to anticipate payment, se
cured by mortgage, l'un baser to pay ex
tra for papers;
.In.SKPH N. IIKOWN, Tr isti ??.
Oct *?; i-'.
NOTICE.
South Hastern Car Service Association
tur South 1 'andina,
Columbia, S. C., October Ist, I?97.
"VTOTICE is hereby given thai on and
?y after October !-th. |s?.?7, < "ars not
unloaded within forty-eight h hours
after ai riva', und Cur* which arc not
loaded within forly-eb/ht IS) hours after
befog placed in position, bhall bo subject
lo a charge of One I1 liar jl.?o por day
or fraction thereof, for the detention of
Cars and use of track?, Sundays and legal
holidays xccpted.
Atlantic Coast Lim.
Charleston .v. Savannah Railway.
South Carolina (Jeor^la Railroad.
t Iharloston Western < 'andina Railway.
Florida Central ?V Peninsular Railroad.
Columbia Ne wherry & I.aureus Ritilroad.
i?hio Liver it Charleston Railway.
Fas: Shoro Terminal Companv.
Carolina Cumberland R?p Railway.
nine Ridge Railroad.
Soul hern Railway.
I. C II ASK Fl.L. Manager.
Oct fi Is'?7 Iii -1
Trustee's Sale Real Estate.
1 ) y virtue of a Deed Trust executed
_0 to me by .lohn ' Maddox, bearing
dare April L'7, IM m?, I will sell on the West
side of tho Public Square, in front of tho
site of the new Court lloii-e at Anderson,
S. I '. on Saleday in November, lv''7, two
Traci.- of Fami, lo wit :
Tract No. I, con tai nini: !?7 aeres, inore
or less, on waters of Broadway Creek, ad
joining lamis of Sain'l. Smith, Jesse Rob
oins and others, being tho same conveyed
to J. P. ; M addox by Mary .1. Cobb, .Ian.
Is-, IS7? Also, al? that Tra :, containing
1-13 aeres, oil the Fast sino, adjoining
land* of Issiate of Joshua Holland ami
others.
Al-, , all that Traci, containing 191
acres, bounded by F-.ta'c of Joshua J fol
lami ami others.
The last two Tracts may he sold togeth
er? akin*: acres-or separately if
thought best.
Terms of Sale One-third cash, und the
balance on twelve months credit, with in
teres!, to ho secured by mortgage, with
leave to pay all cash >>r anticipate pay
ment at anytime. Purchaser to pay ex
tra for papers.
JOSEPH N. KROWN, Trustee.
Oct U, L>9 15 I
OUR LUCKY STAR
Shines brighter and bright
er, onr fame spreads farther
and farther, and yet we press
it harder and harder.
THIS IS HOW WE DO IT!
Laundry Soap, good size, 1???. cake.
Very large an.i (ine cake ?.. ami 2
yards Silk free.
Two siieks good '? ?.
Three cakes Toilet Soapiic;. llieiie.
cake quality.
Cold-plated liiiiirs at !" ?. eaelt
Cold Killed Kin- in. . ad,
Cold-plated Watch Chains "?<? ?.
All-wool Miit of I 'uderch?the.? 7.V.
Children's I'mlershirts 1"??.
( ?ood si/.-- M ilk Strainers ' ' ?.
Half gall?n tilas, l'iiclicrs ?,?.
<?.1 size Chis? l'iichers ?.?, cadi.
Cood plain < ' lass Tumi.lei - I.V. -et.
< ?ooil heavy Sox le. pair.
mack Socks 11 c. pair
15c. aii'l ?."ic. quality at - ?. pair.
10c. quire I'apur and "?-. to .">??. quire.
I?aby Cap* at ?r. each.
Roys Suspenders, .1 rubber web.
at Wf. pair.
Men's Cross-back at It:, pair.
h?remen * li rares I Uc pair, heavy.
Another ?? Krec Sill. Soap to arrive
tlii- wee],. Merchants supplied at
manufacturers prices.
ila\. ?ecured a IVw eases of the
famous lied Seal Roasted Coll'ce. .me
pound packages ilo- Limi ymi usuali}'
pay IJ o. to ;. package for, will let
her slide at lUc. I >oti he ?? slow
mi thi?.
Kxtra heavy yard wide Shi tin-' to
j-.i ai I ?. per yard. Lighter weigh!
al le. ami l?e. \? yard.
?ood lighl.-we?l'ht Spuum six ?? F'.
?rood l'latcd Sj.u ai "<-. set.
Table? lo malen al l?ic. s?'|.
lirst-class or Kbony Han
.1!? Table Knife an.i l'ori; at lii.? ?. per
?et. SI .'J? .i? '??!- 7 ?. sei.
Turkey l'eatliei- Ihisicr? 1"??.. Il'c.
atol I.V. each.
h--. . y l'iibleachi 1 I'. ill ?"? ?. yard.
very heavy I nldeachcd (?rill at
I .e. yard.
handsome :t-s..rtuieni l?re?- Rut
tons l?e. per dozen.
lileaehed Towels. _1 b? Ili inches,
heavy, at 7-1?.?. caeh.
Leiter ?r-.m our Mr. Uli >-ks. at l'ul
ti moro, says ? ha- secured a case or
t\v"'_'.V. black or brown Sock;
mimi
SC
r??]
is the most da?aron . ;
that affect mankind t ?
announce it.-, appr .. ?. ! . ?
lille simis It's s\ ; .
which eft* ii indie ? ? '-? ?
a:i<1 are Headache. V,..? ?.
lie?. Sleeple sstlc.- ?. ?'.?? ? ?.' . ??:
When it gets a tu -.' hol ? : ???: ;?>
dislodged Yet i; e ?. i
U RED
I wish m say a ivor i in I ;.:?
Hol.Ih celebrated Sparatili
For lieo venir- ..r ? < ??. I .. . ? ? <?::
troubloti with adirono; e ?:uj tint. ?.?. ?
noes, pain in hack, ilull, :u
head nini.isinnally moi .?
tirsi two dis-ps relieved e ?
feel Lettor than I havi .?!! " tu . <.?:-.
[ propose to keep ! ?? pi!U on liund ail
the time. . *. I v \,
j.~ Spruce .St.. -?.? . S. ? .
paraps Kidney rills,
Hui;l(s REM EDY CO., i'.; IT.tBTi us, < til ieo
Or lloliix .:- Ki : Sa!? ? \NHI :.?..?
> u ii.iiiti: Wlt.HITi:, H ? .. ? :: ?
Ifcil .-11/^i?.:-. :ia ;??..?? Su
: e 1 Book l'I*
? Itighi si i '.'Mer at
s?. ('., on Salosday in November noxt,
?! the usuai hours of public suies,
following described Land, situate in
nitty oi' Anderson, State aforesaid,
... . thai ertili 11 piece or parcel of
?.?!. on Twenty-Six Milo ('roek. con
ta :,::..? >:.? lumdrod nml fifteen acres.
re r loss, adjoining lands of C?. M.
tnd * it hers, as shown by Plat of same
: Ii' I.y i. M. Mahulley Sept. 27, l??7.
.. A.I1 thai pipes, parcel or Tract of Land
111114 above plfce, containing one
Ireil acrea, more or loss, adjoining
: '?. I?. Harbin, S. N". Brown ami
?. a- shown bv Plat made bv l.. M.
Mahalloy Sept. i?2,*ISt?7.
All ihm certain piece or Tract of
I.and. containing one hundred and nine
.?-. more or less, as shown by l'lat of
made by L. Af. Mahalley Sept. -7.
'7, adjoining lands of S. N. Brown, W.
I. Ii ?v and others.
Terms of Sale 'tie-half cash, balance
. . r. credit of twelve months, with inter
l*r >m day of sale at tlio rate of eighl
por mil per iinntitn. secured by Noto and
M rtgujie of tlio premises, with leavo to
purchaser or purchasers to anticipate
. Lvinenl al any timo. Plats will be ex
???? ed m any tinte to persons desiring to
J. ;.
Oc!
RI LEY. Trust?e
15 I
?
?J?J ?
The fact that wc liavc dono in the past month by far the
largest business v/e have ever transacted proves that the
public appreciates our superior values. You can save a large
per cent by buying- here. Small expenses and small margin
of profit to keep the goods moving explains this. Join the
ranks of those who profit by our ?
LOW PRICES,
And you'll agree that vve arc the best house for popular
priced Goods.
In WOOL DUKSS. HOODS wo have a variety of
handsome s?v? ; '?: ? a: a saving oi' I Or. to 15c. oil the
old prices.
Black Goods, ?ovliy Anhing;*, N'nbian Jacquards,
Plaid-. Braead< .
Our 5c. Worsted is '<: -eveiybody marvels tit
the cheapness.
3000 yards hoitvy. rirh-coloivd Anie Flannels?never
Sold for less than lie. yon ? an have your choice of Pat
terns al IJr.
Ilandsome stylos in l'eli I'err ales, l??sl quality I0?\
fiumi; honest. ;?.-: ? >vc 1 < 'alien ?JAc, <?. and 5c.
Clinton Fhtiiiii ?
Be-t quality Kiamhird < ?i! Olmi.ly 15e.
Good dean- 12 e.
Jeans l'ani- 50r. >,?..
We claim V'iilll" Itellli ill oil
This month. '?:.? )ak Tan ( Ulf, every pair warrant
ed -olid li-uilii ,?. ;? : ?. . - ile ami rouiller, SI .25,
Solid Lea;l, ,? |;? a- - si.oo;
Broken lois ul ; : i ioiue-niude Shoes we are closing
oui l'or li ilmti . ly can bu\ lie from the mamiik?
hirer.
Women's Heavy S .- from . up.
'? '- I'aiiry I ' dm - i Shins :;'? ?., 50c. and 75 ?.
Men'a Work '-??i ; - : " ?: 15c. up.
The be.-! iv'iiii Shiri fir :?? ?.
Sweet, I Mr ? < ? '?? ' i.vralls ami TiMiisor-j, the best in the world.
We claim a share of your patronage only on the grounds
that we offer superior Goods at small cost.
We make all our transactions satisfactory. Are
always pleased to correct errors, and refund your money
should the Goods prove unsatisfactory.
LY BEOS.
l?,
Knows no iirgtuncni rsMiviucing astile presentation
of Figures, \vhld\ wyv. siwl)borii, iiiulcn?alile lacts.
White Blankets fi ni 1 .
(Oloivd <v?uilt.-, go .d si/.-. ?. iiii
While Bed Spreads iVmn ?? ?. n\>,
Ladies1 ( topes from 5ue.
Lac ('urtai'is, Lac ? ?'?'.* 'iiair Tidies,
Billow Sham-, Tab!? t ' -. I) ics,
Underwear for < 'hihiron .i ;? ?oplr,
I?usierv, Gloves, t?enls' j'tir.it^hingjs,
Men's and Boys' Cbdliiti 1 I -:? ? - at price- that?
DEFY O ^PETITION.
We guarantee even urti I a p.-?ir??soiite?l. We do not believe in
(-11 i;tir ieeomls ami -hodd> ' ? ?. h< ? ihe people want a ii rat-class article.
MBLLi V\ MILLINERY.
MISS, DOHA i ! '.!*''?!.:!1 . ri with Lesser ?Cu., now with us.
Wc sl?ou] o 'grudge her the^lUention, lor she has
been unusu: liy 1 i : : >.?< season in bringing back the Stan
dard Material in h auti?ul new shades. Soft, light-weight
Wool Goodsprod ainatc. Tine Whip Coids. in black and
colors. Pingaiiii . C uvas Cloths. Vigarots. Drab 'Etes. Gran
ite weaves an I o? her Goods loo numerous to mention.
Those pretty Plaids and Roman Stripes have her seal of
approval, a utl ????. ih ose beautiful shades of Browns. Greens.
Reds and Blues which came in Plain as well as Plaids and
Stripes, tve sh m.id be especially grateful. For all of these
we have Trimmings to suit, and you should bear in mind
that with these touch of black is indispensable.
Wc have the Satins, the Braids, the Buttons, the Buckles
and ail the little things necessary to make the toilette com
plete and s1 yii ih.
Wc also ??.?' Lo mention that heretofore we have had
one good Dress 7 ?alter but she has secured the assistance of
another most < lient Modiste, and from now wc will have
two of the bcsl .*: nina-Makcrs to be found in upper South
Carolina. Come and let them help select the Dress, and they
will be sure lo give you a becoming, stylish, up-to-date
Dress.
Rffiil I
i.: i ?} Id Ossa Ssa
Was nevei so be lutiful, and as we have a Milliner who un
derstands her business thoroughly, and is an artist in lier
trade, it will be to your advantage to deal with us in Milli
nery as well ;?-, in other departments.
As wc have been requested more than once to add Car
pets, wc have this se ison put in a choice selection of Ingrain
and Tapestry {.'a rpcting. For a moderate sum of monery you
can now secure good, serviceable Carpet.
Other House Furnishing Goods received our attention,
and a large line oi Curtains, Rugs, &c, have been bought in
profusion.
Knowing i:. will be to your interest, and hoping that you
will visit - early and often. I am
Yours truly,
We have nevei before had such a line of Men's and Boys'
Hats. Clothing and Gents' Furnishings generally, and wc
guarantee prices on all these Goods against any house in the
State. R. S. H.
?1
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Cheapest Store in the State.
Y.-, ii' ? ; ..? : ? l'iiplf. A power that knocks high prices
out of simili. m in tho shade, ami lilis nur Store full of eager
buyers IV. : jjc^miiini! lit-! day with .six Clerks, second
day ten ('1er!:-, thi : da' '? hu.?'mc-s witli liftcen Clerks, wc actually had to
close, our iImoi ; ?'.->??,': I I ir ve in stagnation.
UNDERBUY UNDEHSKIih !
SPOT CASH !
Turn 'mi ???.? . ? . ?. : keep the wheels in n.otion. I?ny 'mi ">????. ??n
ihc dollar. .? ' >:i [irire'won't move 'cm? wo situpl\ cui "crii in
I wo. Srl 'nu ; ?1 ont they ,lro.
Another Car load Shoes Just In.
Fn -h, 11. v. :-? . - ?. ? :Mo. every dollar's, worth Shoes bought.
Don't luki . ?. .Simply ask your neighbor ; ho can tell you
better i ban ? ?? ? ? '< pairs .-ubi i?i one week. Doesenl tike
?alosmeii 1- - . ; <i'i!-. lei) yea'i old boys can sell just aa many as
Home turn in i Vicr< is what knocks 'cm out. Don't miss seeing
I he.~e Simes. ' iv ?? m unless'you want. We don't in-i-i no people
biiviu'j "iirHi iniph look, wrap up, und ''here's your nioney."
Next maii an : i-j ?' it.
Y- : tSTeed Olotliino;
Thai \vr have ' ? wav, and of course wc-mean !" !??! 'ergo.
Dr\ ISFotions, &e4,
Same wav. Mean every word we say. Always jrot whsil
wo advert? ?. ihat we've always yol money?-any piere_yoii
limy demain! r nha?ks- (?? pay hack for mir fioods, wiilioiii