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LOCAL NEWS. W BUNKSDAY, DEC. 2U, I8?I7. "??T?RD?NANCE To raise Supplies for the City of Anderson, S. C., for year 1898, and to regulate Li censes therein. IU0 I V 1 ?lt M A ' \1'-U by ?no M wy or ;tii?i Aldermen ..:'::?< ?ty ?Vi Anderson. S. C., ?Il 1' njni'il . ii?! li t. ?uni l-v authority of thu KtltUC Timi ii .?: : : iii?! HUH and i II tliu limn r ru r '.'"? ? hann i shall l.m levied, ra.- - i ii: '. (?...?I int ? lin? pul.in treasury , . . ... ? .!' ity JVii? thu iiHUH lind |)ilrpoxes tin i? ?! I / thu .s? ar |S!?S : i n,s '. There s?mil lio paid into tin? . itv Tro?: ny ??r tin? ut>o of ?aid i ny tor laurent pti'hsi!. thereof tho sum nf thirty chits bu every ?luh.iK? worth ol I Jeal Ksfai?? ami i'eisiiiiul Property taxa l?le .II "-aid i 'ny ol Anderson, Si ? '. si . J That in mldition ti? tho foregoing tax then- shaii ho paid into tito City Treasury ino ainu of '.<> ..nuts on rivery ?|MU worth "t real estate and personal pr iperty taxable in said city to pay tho interest on tho bonded debt .?f said rity, i nour rod in ai l of tho Savannah Valley lt. lt.. and for a sinking bind to pay tho prim ipa! i t said debt as provided by the Act "f t.!i<" legislature, which lax shall Im und ia hereby tnt apart for tho purpose of paving saidiub-rest ami rod ueini: sa'd bonded debt. Si: . >'!. That it: addition t<> tho forego i hg t i.\<-. ibero sind I bo paid into tho ( itv Tri as i ry 2 mills on every ono dob lar s worth ol real ?-tani and personal ; : iperty I ix jibbi ill said city, lyr I ho cur rent expenses <?! the '?raded S?dioo|, which t i > . - hereby s'il apart fur t hat purpose, .-.'.'I also ibo I url ber Mini ol one ?ni'! '-u j .ci .? ono ? -1 ?.ti .' worth "| real os'ateiind ; >.-. ..! properly taxable in said city; i ? pay iii" annual inlerv-st on th-- ! :hn ii' . said city, wliirh tux is hoi oby . . : apart tor tho purpose of said interest and ..>?. other purpose. Si:?'. <. Tn-it in a?blitioii Ibo forego ing taxi .. ' here shall I"' paid into t?o- < itv Treasury iii" sum '.i ;u lint-, on every $|0U worth "i real estate and personal property, taxable in ?aid City, for tho purpose .! pm ?".' the rental for the uso ni'tlinW ?.< -W s contracted for hy the ruy ' m' !i saul tax ?hall bo kept by "th.rc uror for tho purpose herein . >. ?1. SI:I ? tin addition to tue forego ing ?a \ re shall be paid into tho City Tren-" i > oe hum of fifteen cents on .-\-r. . mi worth of real estate and por >.o i i . -irty, taxable in ?aid City, for the pm,?uso of paying tho rental for the uso of electric lights contracted for by tho i 'ity Council, which tux shall be kept by the City Treasurer for tim purpose here in specified. SKC.lS.That the owners ol'al I bank stock or stock in any join? stock company or corporation ?hull bo liable, for and shall pay into the city Treasury on said stock tho tax ns levied and provided in Sec tions 1, .', : , I and ."? of this Ordinance. Slit.*. 7. That ell lire or lifo insurance companies, telephone or telegraph com panies aimil pay* int?? the City 'treasury on tho gross receipts collected or re ceived hy them or their agents during the year is!?7 tho taxe-? levied and pro vided in Sections 1,1!, 4 and fi of, this ? ? rd i na u ce. Sw. s. There shall be four day? work on the streets of the City of Anderson, S. C., by every able-bodied male person between the ages of io und ii? years, ?xsept such an are exempt by thu law? ot this State, and any person may commute the samo by pay ing into the City Treasury the sum of two dollars, and if eoy person liable to perform Raid work shall fail to perform or commute the same In the time for the collection of City taxes, then lt shall be the duty of the Chief of Police or one of bin assistants to give notice to said per son to perform ?aid work or commute the same, and if ?aid person ?ball fail within 2-1 hours, nf .or being duly notified, to perform said work or commute the same, then he shall be guilty of a misde ?nesuc-.and upon conviction thereof shall be lined not l?ss than $b? nor moretean $12, or be imprisoned net lesa than 1~> day? nor more than :i0 day?, in the dis cretion of the Mayor. SKC. !?. All returns of all proporly, whether real, personal or mixed, liable for taxation in the City of Anderson, S. C., shall be made under oath to the City Clerk on or before the 20th January, 181*8.- Such returns shall state whether the person making the samo ia liable for street tax provided in Section 8 of this Ordinance or not. The return shall also contain a statement of each parcel or lot cf land, TV hero situated, the n u mber cf acres contained in each separately, with the number and character of buildings on each lot or parcel respectively. And the return ?hall state the amount or value of all mortgages, notes and accounts cwned by tho person by whom or for whom the return is made. And should amy return so made contain any incorrect statement, or the fUll amount or true value of auy property be not returned, in the judg ment or the City Clerk, the said Clerk shall inform himself, from the County Auditor's books or otherwise, of the cor rect statement to be made or the full amount or true value so returned or which should be returned, and shall .change said return so that it shall con tain a correct statement or full amount or true value of the property so returned, or which should be returned for taxation. And in case any person should fall to re turn for taxation .toy property owned hy him or held by h i m'a? executor, admin istrator, guardi?n, assignee, receiver, trustee, or in any fiduciary capacity, lt shall be the duty of the City Clerk to as certain tho value of all such property and assess the same nfl provided hy the char ter of this City, with the penalties now provided by law for (he collection of*State und County taxes. SEC. 10. That all IHXIS hereinbefore provided for ?ball be paid <?n or before ibo 1st day of March. IM>S. And it any person neglects or refuses payment ol >aid taxes within thu time >>perilled here in the Clerk nf ibo City Council is hereby authorized a.ni required to add tifleen per cent, penalty to tho amount n| the i axes of tho porsi ms thus refusing or neg lecting .payment of the taxes, and il the fitteeu percent, penalty and the taxes an? not paid in. 20 days it ?hall bo the duty ot the Clerk to issue execution thereon im mediately and collect the same by due process ol'law, as provided by the "char? ter of tho City of Anderson, S. C. Sue. ll. That every person who shall begin any business in the City of Ander son, S. C., after the 1st February, 1S9^, and before the 1st January, 1S!?5?, who has not paid taxes to the City Council of An derson, S. C., regularly hereunder at the time herein required, shall be assessed by the City Clerk upon the capital en gaged In such business in the same man ner, aud the taxes thereon shall be col lected in the name manner and for the same amount tas provided for in an amendment to the Charter of this City) as if the said business bad been in opera tion and assessed for taxation at the reg ular time for assessing taxes tinder the provisions or this Ordinance. SKI*. 12. In case any person shall have ,>.iid lim inxes hereinbefore provided on a valuation as assessed by the City for City purpose?, and tho property so assess ed shall bo assessed at a higher valuation ?rn the Auditor's books for State mid \ yCounty purposes, either before ?ir after i; /the time for payment of City taxes, it / ' ^ililli bo tho duty of the City Clork to aa / . fiosa tho said pronerly at the same value ns assess ?d' oiriVho Auditor's books, and collept th ? taxes a.* herein provided for ou tho ?x?ess of valuation as assessed on Auditoija bc oks over and aboyo the ns sessment niacin for City purpose*, in the muni) manner und to tim same extent and with tho saino poiiallies aa herein ah070 provided. Sr? . That any person who .shall in iii? City ?if Anderson, s. c., conduct, follow or engage in any of tho following i callings, businesses, professions, trades, arts or occupations shall ho Hablo to pay into tho City Treasury, in advance, nu annual license tax as heroin below pro vided, to wit : livery ilutcher, or dealer in Fresh Moats, Caine, Finh 01 Oyster?. S? 00 livery dealer in Fish ami ? ?ystors only. IO "<> livery person or company owniiur an t 'pern llou-o or Hall and routing tin* sam? fur Shown or publie lixhlbilions . "?tl ??" livery Auetioneor . !" 00 livery porson stilling ??uuds, or Wans, ur MerebandiMM hy nut!? lion, whether hy liconsod Auc tioneer or not. "o livery owner oi keejior of a Li vii? ry/Feed and:Kains Stable. . ti ?HI Kverv owner or keeper of a Llve rv ami Fee?! Ht al.lo only... . ? ?> HO livery owner or keeper .?! Livery Kt;ib!n only, or pcr-nnu engage)) ,n running a Hafk, Carriage or other Vehielu tor tho traiiHp??rla lloii ot passengers for hire for each 11 m;k, ?"urriag??, 11 Hi-k or Vehicle oinployod. -?"? Oil F.vnry regularly Ib'tmned Livery, (.'oed and SaleHtable soiling Hor ses <>r Mules by auction, in addi tion to tax as Livery, Feed ami Kales I? table. 75 oo livery 1 ?rayman tor tho first two hnrso Dray nmploynd for hire... lu mi And for ninth additional Dray. ."? 00 livery Dray man for each one-liorao I ?ray om ployed tor bira .> "0 Kvery owner or keeper "I a Hil liard Table or Fool Table, ex cept in private ilwelling when not used fori'sin, tor nindi Table -"" "| livery Keeper or ownnr of a Niuo Pin, Tun Pin or Howling Alloy. -"<> ??' livery person operatini: or cniulu?: ting ,i Sh i dititi i iallnry, or place for target shooting. -.*? livery IM*AII llroker MI person'on? giiged II conducting a PHWII llnikcr.'ge Iridia.--. " '"l livery p? ' >i . igngO I iii ungotia Hug sales for toloro delivery ?if ? niton, Corn, Wheat, ?-ra n pf any kiiul, Meat, Lani, or other piodtiet, when tho I bing bought oi sohl is liol in itially lo lin do livered, but the parties aro to Mit tle by simply paying the ililli . ?neo between the price of tho ar ticle bought or .sold at tho time of making the contract aud tho day of settlement; and every person, linn or couipauv opera ting <T conducting a ' Bucket Hhop," or place whero eontracta are negotiated for tho purchase and Hale for future delivery of Cotton, Corn, Wheat, Crain of any kind, Meat, Lard, or other product. :mii ot Every nolicltor or ageut of any Life, Fire or other Innurauce Compa ny, Building ami Loan Asaoela tiou, or Fraternal losa raneo AH aoeiatlons soliciting or tloing husineas in tho City of Andor Hon, N. C. lit? <? livery Feather Hou I {?novator. rio i) Every Photographer anil every person engaged in enlarging pic tures. IO tl And any person who shall, in tho Cit; of Anderson, S. C., conduct, eu gago o follow any ot tho said endings, profes siens, trades, arts or occupations withou having paid into tho City Treasury, li advance per un mi Ul, the bums of ?noun herein above provided therefor, aud ob tain tho license from the City Clerk, sba) he guilty of a misdemeanor, and, upo conviction thereof, abell be fined not Ion than five dollars nor more than one but ?Ired dollars, or imprisoned not leas tha liva davB nor more then thirty day?, ? the discretion of the Mayor. ti KC. M. That in all oases.where annul licenses are provided for in this Ord nance, no license ahall be granted for sum leBs than a full yesrly license ; pr< vided, the City Council may, in their dil cretiou, grant license for a fractional pa of a year ; and provided further, that s licensee Khali espire December 111, 1S9? and provided farther, that all licensi shall state the place of businesses fe which the same is granted, and said 1 cense shall not be valid at any other pla/ without the consent of tho City Councl SE?' l.'i. That any person who shall, I the City of Anderson, 8. C., conduct, io low or engage In suv of the follow lr callings, husmeases, professions, trade arts or occupation, shall be liable to pi into the City Treasury, lu advance f each day, a license tax as hereln-bela provided, to wit : Every Trader, Auctioneer, Hawk er or Pedler selling, or offering for sale, good?, wares or merchandise *?"> Every person Belling, or oiler lng for sale, meats, lunches or meats from any table, Btand or box, or In any other manner, (except ho? toi-keep er s, keepers of restau rants ?nun their regular place of business,). 1 Every person selling, or offering for sale, apples or other fruits, in quantities of leas than one bush el, cabbages, in quantities of less than one hundred ponnds, from any wagon, cart, or any other vehicle, or from any table or stand on the public square or streets, or peddling said articles in said quantities at any time be tween the 1st of ? ?einher of any year and the 1st day of April of succeeding year. 1 Evory dealer' in horses or mules, not selling from u regularly li censed sale stab' . lt? Every dealer in raes or mules selling bv anet , but not from a regularly licensed salo stable.... lif> A ny nnrwiii who "hall. In ?sld olt.V, OO duct, follow, or engage in any of the sa callings, businesses, professions, iradi arts or occupations without havlug pa into the City Treasury, in advance, t sum of money per day herein above pr vided therefor, and obtain the linen from the City Clerk, shall be guilty ol misdemeanor, and, upon convicts thereof, shall be lined not less than fi dollars nor morn than ono hundred di lars, or imprisoned not le s titan ti days no.- innre than t hi riv days, in t discretion of the Mayor. Provided, tl nothing in this Section shall he const ru to require an additional license tax t r? dealers in game, ti?h or oysters, or ?le ?ir? in live stock, country produce, e* hage or apples who have paid the anni lim use re?iuIred therefor hy Section thereof; and, provided further, that t issuing ?if licenses under this Section Hawkers. Peddlers, Traill rs or Aiietlc ..era shall be in the discretion ?if t .Mayor, ami no such license shall ra? sued by the City Clerk unless count signed by the Mayor. KMC lu All persons who have i taken an annual butcher's license; herein above provided for, shall pay ii the Treasury of the City of Anderson. C., in advance, n license tax of %l \ head for every slaughtered beef or bog any part thereof, and twenty-five ?rei per head for every sheep or goat or a part thereof, retailed in said City, S any person violating the provisions this section shall bo deemed guilty < misdemeanor and upon conviction the of ahall tie lined not less than Sd nor mi than (ion or be imprisoned not lesa tl one day nor moro than :10 days tn the tl cretion of the Mayor. SK?-. 17. That tn? licenses issued nm the provisions ot this t . rdlnauco shall transferable or assignable except -with consent of the City Council. SEC 18. That nothing herein contait shall he construed to n quire a lice tax for sales under foreclosure of iw gage or sales' under process of law. blip, IP. That it shall betbodutvof City Clerk in issuing licenses to pera running hacks or other vobh'les fer 1 to cause the same to bo numbered c aecutively aud keep a.record of the sa aud to insert tho number of said veb in tho license therefor, and it shall be duty of tho ?aid licensee or the owner or driver of said vehicle to place the Raid no m her in plain, legible characters in a conHpicuoiiH place both upon said voh'ele and >i pon tho hat of tho driver thoroof, BO na to be easily Heen and read. And int driver or owner of HUCII vehiclo ahall charge more than twenty-five cents for adults nor more than half price for chil dren nuder 12 years of ago to any part of tho City, and any auch licensee, owner or driver who shall violate or fail or neglect or refuse to conform to the provisions of this section shall be guilty of a misdo- | meaner and upon "ouvictiou thereof shall bs fined not lens than fl nor moro than ?IttO or imprisoned not not loss than ono day nor moro than ?Ml days in tba discre tion ol the Mayor. Ni I Lin. livery person who shall, in tho City of Anderson, H. C., Keep, conductor bom charge of whs', is known assn "original package shop, or place where wine, beer, whiskey or ;?ny distilled, malt, fermented or other intoxicating honor or liquors, or beverages, are sold, or kept, or offered for stile, in the origi nal package, shall pay into the City Treasury, in advance, each month, the sum of $2-'i per mouth, and every person violating the provision of this hoction shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor | and upon conviction thereof shall be tined not less than nor more liam $100, or be imprisoned not less than l? days nor more than ?50 days in tho dis cretion of tho Mayor. Hone ami ratified by the Mayor and Aldermen of tho City of Anderson, S. C., in Council assembled am) the HCUI of said (Mtv duiv aflixed. This 27 th Dee., ISP7. (i. F. TOLLY, Mayor. Attest: 1,01 I S SI I A H PK, Clerk City Council. IkTOTIOK TO CREDITORS. 1?N All person!* having demands against the Katata of L. M. Tilley, deceased, ure hereby notified to present,them, prop ? r!y proven, to tl e undersigned, or lo II minim it Watkins. Attorney", within thc time prescribed by law, and those in debted lo make niivtnoiii .1. li. TI LL KA . Adair. Din; JJU. 1 .-!.'," 27 ?? *J OTIC Ii KI S A I - H KT r LE M ii MT. JL t The luidcrsigned, Administratrix of thc lis?ale of Joba I ?. Kirip;, deceased, hereby gives notice that she will on the ??1st day of January, |sPS, apply tn the J lillee of Probate for Anderson County for a Final Settlement of mihi Estate, and a discbargU iroin her ellice tis Administra trix. MA I ?TH A A. KINO, Adni x Dec'J7. 1807 27 ."? NOTICE TO CK EH I TO KS. All persons having claims against the Estate of .1. E. Crithn, deceased, are hereby untitled to present the Batne, properlv proven, to the undersigned with in the time prescribed by law, and those indebted to make pnvrnent. W. C. LEE, Adm'r. Dec 22 ISP7_21)_ '\ NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT The undersigned. Administratrix of the Estate of Sarah Major, deceated, herebv ?ives notic-? that she will on the I.V. h day of .January, 1898, apply to the Judge of Probate for Anderson Coun ty for a Final Settloment of said Estate, mid ii dischargo from her ellice m Admin istratrix. MOLLIE C. SKELTON, Adtn'x. Don I!>, 1HH7 2."i ."? NOTICE. AUDITOR'S OFFICE. ANDERSON, S. C. THIS ofQca will be opeu to receive Re turns of REAL and PERSONAL property for taxation for the next fiscal year from tho first of January, IK'JH, to the 20th rebrunry foiiuwing, i md univ?. It IB important that ail Lands, Lots and Buildings be enumerated correctly ; for, unless there is some change in the law, this assessment of Reality will stand for I be next fonr yeera. Consult yonr deeds and give the number of acres exactly. Under tbe new assessing laws the Town ship Assessors are required to make Its turns for sil Taxpayers that fail to return to the Auditor within the time prescribed by law, so that tl,oro is barely a obance for delinquents to escape the penalty. For the convenience of Taxpayers we will also have Deputies to take Returns at the following times and place:: .ion an d's, Monday, January 10, lS'Jo. Sr*rr, Tuesday, January IL Cook's, Wednesday January 12. Moseley, Thursday, January 13 Moffattsvllle. Friday. January 14 Storeville, Mondav, January 17. Clink scales' Mill, Tuesday, January lb. Piercetown, Wednesday, January 10. Bishop's Branch. Saturday, Jan. 22. Anton. Friday, January 21. Wyatt's Store, Monday, January 24. Cedar Wreath. Tuesday, January 25. Five Forke, Wednesday, J su. 20 Wlgington's Store, Wednesday Jan. 26. Equality, Thursday, January 27. Pendleton, Friday, January SM. Town ville, Friday, January 28. Togaloo. Saturday, January 29. Hones Path Wedaesday and Thursday, January 12 and IS. Belton, Friday and Saturday, January 14 and irv. Piedmont, Monday and Tuesday, Jan uary 17 and 18. Pelzar, Wednesday. Thursday and Fri day, January 19, 20 and 21. Willlamston, Monday and Tuesday, January 24 ano 25. O. N. C. BOLEMAN, Auditor Anderson County. Deo8, IL ?7__24 _ - Them is a remarkable church lu the Black Forest, which is built on such a plan that the men are unable to seethe women, and vice versa. Reflect! Why is it the Sullivan Hard ware Co. stand i? to 1 in relation tn their competition in the Plow hind?es*? Be cause the SulMvans sell the Oliver Chilled PIOWE-the greatest Plows on the Clubs. Stoves were never cheaper than now. The best sre cheap, so why buy sorry ones? Oct a Times or n Michigan from Os borne it ?links?alei. Ask yourself why so many ?niall fry fact ines try to imitate tho Oliver Chilled Pion? Don't you know they would only attempt to copy the best. Sullivan Hard ware Co. sell the genuine. L'stenl Why is it the Olive. Chilled Plows sold nuder un absolute guarantee by Sullivan Hardware Co., gn and stay every limn Simply because they lill the bill perfectly. Tho latest improvements can bo found in Michigan Stoves. They are guaranteed. For sale by Osborne it ('dnksrales. Examine tey stock of buggies and hr.: ness before buying. J. S. Fowler. Tbe heat of an air tight wood heating stove can be controlled like the light nf a lamp They give more heat and uso leas fnel than other stoves. See them at Os borne ?t Cilukscales. Cot Flowers, Pot Planta snd Palms for salo. Mn?. J. F. CI.INKSCAI.SM, 242 Main St. 'j. yes, you can bny cheaper stoves but none so good as the Miohigan. For sale by oiborue it Cllnkscalea. You can get bargains in buggies and har ness at J. S. Fowler's. If you are going to buy a buggy and harness lt will pay ?Da tn examine my stock. J. 8. Fowler. You can buy tome valuable and paying city property right now at a low figure from A. P. Hubbard. Two Store Rooms on Main S.rcet. three Cottages on Kirie Street. Tho Oliver Plows soil themselves, and Sullivan Hardware .Co, only have to roll them out. Carload Studebaker wagons to arrive in a few days. j. s. Fowler, CHRISTMAS vrjtau^u|j|)ij you nun Wo liuiiuaV riMlM Large line of Ladies* Plain and Embroidered Handkerchiefs. Gents' Silk Handkerchiefs at from 25c. to $1.50, in plain and initials. Also, a good line of Mufflers. Plain Down Pillows. Silk Covered Down Pillows. Stamped Art Linens; Bureau Scarfs, &c,, and many other little articles suitable for the season. Good line Rugs and Wool Art Squares. Rugs at from 25c. to $5.00. Jute Art Squares for $2.50. Smyrna Floor Squares at $12.00 to $15.00. Hair Rugs at from $2.50 to $4.00. Lace Curtains and Heavy Jute Tapestry Curtains. Full line of Curtain Tapestries and other Curtain materials. V/hat is more useful oi acceptable for Christmas Presents than Towels? We have them in great variety and at suitable prices. Good assortment of Ladies' and Gent's Kid Gloves, and Gents' Christmas Neckwear-Lawn Bows, &c, for evening wear. Chenille Table Covers at from 50c. to $1.50. Raw Silk Table Covers at from $1.00 to $2.50. We ask very special attention to Ladies' Jackets and Capes. We are still in good shape to please you, and will not let the price come between us on a trade. We will be apt to have some raw weather after the holidays. Prepare for it now. We are in such fine condition to please you in Shoes for men, women and children, that we cannot refrain from again mentioning it. You must not fail to give us a chance at your Shoe business. For the next two weeks you can buy Men's Clothes from us way down in price. Let us have a chance at you. We will surely do you no harm. Lively retailing is what we want. Yours very truly, C. F. JONES N. 15. The time of the year has come now for ?nai settlements, of you who owe us will let us have the money by Christmas. We are needing the money, and hope all Follow in the Footsteps of the Sensible Shoe Wearer and you will find yourself in the. ELECTRIC CITY SHOE STORE, Where you can find Style and duality combined. We are showing the best lines of Poot-Gear to be seen in the State at KORRECT PRICES. $2.00, $3.00, $4.00, In all Stocks, Shapes, And Shades The Almighty Dollar humbled because Seventy-five Cents is doing its work. Remember, if your Feet have trouble of their own we can take "Special" care of them. Yours for Sho js, ? ELECTRIC CITY SHOE STORE. JOHN T. LIGON & CO., Proprietors. TO THE Trading Public, THIS year is drawing to a close, and from now until Christmas your live-cent Cotton rooney^ will yield you Klondike returns if invested'with us in Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats; Caps, Etc. We offer the CHEAPEST line of Jeans, Flannels, Blankets, Lap Robes, And other things thnt we will tell you about when you Come. Our GROCERY LINE ia always large and complete. We eau sell you anything in our line if you honor us with a call. We aro anxious-very anxious-to collect what is due us. The fact that yon are holding your Cotton won't pay our debts, and we must meet our obligations. Hold your Cotton if you waut to, but please arrange tor pay us AT ONCE, and GREATLY oblige Your friends, BROWNLEE & V ASM DIVERS. 3 ill S nev. ra 1 Ye?, he's dead, murdered, moat brutally murdered by the "Bulls and Bears." They are dangerous animals-much to be dreaded, and if we have only to continue with them in our forests and fields we could soon put an end to every one that walks on four legs. Yes, the quadruped kind axe wild and savage and hard to manage, but the most dangerous and dis astrous are the gentlemen kind that prom?nade Wall Street in patent leather sho?a and highly colored silk stockings. They are the murderers of And the Southern people are the mourners, but as tko oM adage goes CAN'T DOWN A WORKING MAN. You must be up and doing, ever on the alert to save your pennies. BUY FOE CASH-SELL FOR CASH ! That's the only redemption for the Southern people. Owe no man anything. Than, and until then, a?| you nuUpen upuki XAH*? o iiuLv ?fu?V ?itt5"C(/iv uautoi^ i/uau DRAWS THE MASSES To the "RACKET STORE." That's the answer to? the arm of well pleased customers that daily crowd our Store. Con' wait on the people half the time. UNDERBUY... .UNDERSELL.CASH Knowing how to do this well does the work and pleases th people-keeps us hustling day and night. And now as ol " Jack Trost" approaches you want to be ready for him. S here you go: Blankets $59c per pair up.to best. Red Flannel 8c. yurd up. Good rants Cloth 5c. yn?d up. Homespun 2Jo. up. Bed Comforts 19c. Men's Drawers 12c. Shirts 10c. Boys' Wool Suit 48c. Pants 10c. Men's Jeana Pants that Others ?0c: for, now lot just in, 30c. Ladies' Capes 48c. Velvet Collar, fur trimmed, Mc. Big sample lot of Underwear for men and Women going with a rush at wholesale cost, and in Clothing-Mon's x Butta-Coat, Vest and Pants, all for $1.75. Got to go Don't fail to see 'em slide out. 25 Needles lc. 25 Euv?lopes lc. 24 Sheets Paper lc. 25 Slate Pencils Tc. Zjlouit? Collar ls. jLvoe Handkerchief lc. ! Finger Rings lc. Iridies' Collara lc. Pins lo. ?. . . Ano thousands of Household NeccTsitiea for a mere t?aj?^jj Remember the place. We are always here. "Wrap ' rm." Moiiev cheerfully refunded on demand. * f Yours to please, moons. & WALLIS.