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i J i ^ lj V V ?. )\ vvt:i?.NK<i> vy M AV 1 !. 1- K Death or (lou. Wm. lienr\ Tn'M'iill Hon. Willlun llonry Trescnl! iii?1 Int t lt?i hotlio ol' !;.;; I??h, llt'.'il !'' .>??!< ..oil IHNI \\'( Mn < Jay, after it pr?Int (,"il il????s?u, In i lie 7'itli year of hi* n;rc. Ivti'inr IJ . ?> I <?! ihe Cropnvi'le \l> un! ? i> i i . i wits i it - litnatoly ittV|iiH?ii!? il with t he <!. i-' i?-.? >.'f?al:K ul liin? as follows : He was i balic? vi ' -i. !< *? o, mid ro inovii t?t I' .'.?!.... 'i ilu?i.?g i ?o? war ho tween Hie H !.<.<.-. *.! r. TM se ??I .< ?.??> linus nally ir Mc ' IIIKI highly nop -t 1 <l, ??i 0 Iiis ??l?iil i?i ul.ney wu* vri v rcnotrka l?to, H1 ihiii '-:> ? at-r iii-: ?II ht? ?#?.>?? spout in 1???Siti'ii>H ?vii? 10 UH a stml? nt O| ?nterin?) mus? law les serviles w rn? III ?-I iaiouhV, Wino li- v.as i lit rt v yearn ??l MU?? I ?>. I" < nun' speret-try ? I legation a; Lomb ll, nn<l Iii) wu .?I r?.#ii?l I ty I ..'it. ( ?asa for h**,?i>?Hiii s. i r?,;.i'y . t Stati* iiiiil<'i ['ro-idi '..i llii'.'hanaa, ai:?l waa ao'.n ?.eeretary wueii tin? war brok? oin., ll" riipn -? 1 ?f?.<t Anderson Conni v ?Itiniif m <i after th?' wm m Un- l."ginintiir? nm I r? consii ui'lion t ok pla'", anil K'loii at'i'i wardn h?? removed tu Waitui gnni, ''. 1 where lin was ennui ?teil willi itu-')', a 1 meru of ?Slate as sp? ci-U emu *- ? . 1 li r H MIHI her of.veera, ??elud?"?; the in? tm henri of llaniilloii Fish HIMI .1 ino- ii. I', .ene, ti il li of WIH'III (treatly appn ?. at"?l 1 lie uht nv of Mr. Ti OKU ?tl an in???? nitt'otal lawler. Ile WHS ?1 prouiinei t ligure lu tlteillpto malic circles??( Wndiii ut on, en?! Munal m d in ititi i vu li e until two or 1 bree m?, rs HUH, wit? ri lo? raine hark tn Pendleton . graceful pen S'.<>IA>II th e hu wu? H IIIM-?I.?# ul I herid ll re, and lo-, p ir? md iindeli ? I KniiliHli ?ai nii:-urp.iM.? ,i. Tii?< I' nhul "ra'e mn nu mon I nt Cornubia henrn mi inscription which ernie tn>tn Iiis i . u t Hint n?: ii, anil ia rt i sid? r?-i* i ni i-ti'rpn-< >- tr. rom position, w hil?? ox pr i s ii j Ihnimhbs' anil un in pu tr i'?i ie . . ie m.' nt-. S ?m li Carolina mourns in? I ol mu-di ber IT-'>vt hi'tlliaiil m 'l''\ >!?..! Hone Fork items. Mb t Lu a llarliin, II men \ ? ung linly "t Smell t'lii.iu (icm-e" 1 ? mooni; rcbilives at Townville fir a week. .Inno Sm I IHM IM bicycles righi along HI I ? 1 von in. ( . ?. 11 <. ? III * lin1 Ina? ovr them want iii" M --r-. S nilli in? well-known excur-hiti men, to get up a I rio io ia ru pa All 'I." tch-mls in iii?) Fork aro e'oMtil now, hie! (he switches in ihn t.uiek?t?| han I-i>v . r-? having a eltai ?? ? l? ::.'??.. Tho <..!.! snap ol 1 i. 1 ??.v ovnitinu Hinl Satuniiv iiuorleroil Noniu-vhm wini ihe nl'"miaiie? iipnii the hi;; nm* lindie Town ville. Miss Marv IMekens Harris, after au "abroad" of Keveral IlioritliH, ?M H^HUI 111 I I < - I : r?*lati v*??* ami Iriernts a? Townviltn Mr-, .(nue Woidhriulil wno lias lunn ' tim OKI'I ?'f many a niek ?du? ru nor ami tho j Moinee of bi?reli tiomef, K''*'s Ih'e week mt j a protract Hil visit anion?' relativos) in Oetir '? pia and Tormi'BMie. Key. ?I- H- Alrt?8?iil?r, of the AM-inii i'reKtiyti rv, wai at. Townville las? week Incri-asinj? Ihecircul it ion ol ihe LollUvillu Christian Otmervcr. J ?nu M. Croni"',of Alpino, nm] U.C. limith HUI) .1 M. !$?..?% lo-?, ?.< llro>les, limn HurpHhsirmly tim* rtnlUsol nnt>. .1. P. tiru liam IH liavmt; >t bili run catch in? Inn htiieeai.s m ihn S*?iiee?. UH I? H si?--?rijrMr to tina pin vet bini lithoruiuu's luck. tim Fork lias furiii"heii ono volunteer to filil? Spain-!>. 1*. C H?? IIMII in tu make a crop with Dump Holcombe, auiS wlien the day CHIIIH mr iii-? eompariv to Ktsrt hermie a Ray I r. ??II his plowing without any fioo<l-li.?-H. Wasn't it lyrM?.i I'uunan that d d soruelhlm; like ttiis when tb? Revnlulinn bro???? om? Tho friends of Il-v T. C I?ii?nn, who was for so long th? pa?t'?r of Tewnvlll? PreHUyterian Cliurcb, will ha p'.r ised lo learn lbnt he ha-? about recovered from tb? apoplectic attaek, nf which ibo pap?<rs t?av? account recently. Mr. Linon hnH e ertal upon a new fl H Id of ministerial labor, hav ing removed lunn Cue-aor tu ( he mer tin Id County. Anderannville i? heooining a great resort for plc nickere. The Bcenery all ?round ls roaunlflcently rmnnntic, and, besides, ita interest tia the Mite ni a dead town, nearly all traces of which arn gone, it bus the epecial charm nf beuiR the Hpot from which D?S ?to, the celebrated Sp>udeh explorer, WHbblitBiX aundied armaros! lol lo were turned westward tn bia wanderings three hundred and lilly nine y ms ano. The old uraveysrd al L.tile He-iv^rdani ie lu a sully neglected condition IVopl? .quit muklii? interments there yesra uuo and tba npot ls now ovo ron withvinin and briars, blackj-tcka und o!d field p'"er<. Kelton Items. Misson Iliatii'.he and MI hi red C x. of Houea l*atb, wera viHitiiig their Mister, Mrs StokoH, on Sunday. Miss Ken? Hie?, who has been visiting friends and relatives iu (iroeuville, earn? hom? Saturday. Mr. Fd. H. Cox, of Darlington, son of our fellow-townsman. Maj (J, NV. INuc, wo ar? glad to note, has been n-rouinted to th? 1st liieutennney of hi^ Company. Th? Company ia now in quarters In Co lumbia. All of the young men who went from this placo with Capt. Watkins' Company paused the physical examination success fully and have been mustered into eer vice. Mr. Nute Acker will leave this morning to join the Andernon Homily tr'?ons in Columbia Mr. Acker ia a fine specimen of manhood, and will make an excel lum subtler. Mr. J. C. Acker, who wont at lb? first cal), ta an older brother. MeHn.ru Frank Mattifion and Ham Shir ley, of Honen Path, were In town yester day. Mr. J. H. Acker, a former student of tho lligb School here, hut l?ter of Fur man University, bas accepted an Invita tion to speak to the preaent and former students of th? High School on Friday afternoon, May '20th, at S.SO o'clock. Mr. Aoker is a claver speaker, and wo doubt not that ho will be at his best on this na cas,on' _ XXX X Pendleton I terna. ti. E. Taylor, K W. Hums, Hobie Burna and J. W. Hunter, not mentioned before, attended the reunion in Charleston. On the Veterana' trip to Charleston the train gave a jerk and threw a young lady partly in tbe lap of one of our modest young men. He blushed even behind bia ears. Sheriff Mosa had tbe misfortune to loee bia pocket book containing thirty-two dol lars at Hranohville when he got off the train to get some refreshments. We heard one of our np-oonntry citi r.sus ask on tbe street of Charleston if he oonld ride tbe elaotrlo wire to the wharf. One of the saddest scenes on onr way to the city waa when the old hotibfl-ig of the Palmetto Sharpshooters was nnfnripd bv Capt. J. C Strlbllng Mrs. W. W. Humphreys kissed ?be il and cried and all the old veterans aron ad shed tears. (Jen. M. L B inham came forward and made a stirring speech. Professor Wooten's ec hoot had a pic nlo last Friday ont at the old Pickens place, on the river. Hon. William Henry Tre?*sott died last Wedneeda?, the ?lib inst, uni wt>s bnried at the Episcopal Church Thursday in tbe presence of bis many friends _ M T ^ TKLI? TALK. Buck lens Arv tea naive. The best salve in the world for Cuta Hruisea, Soros, Ulcera, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Totter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup tions and positively cures Piles, or no /pay required. It is guaranteed to gi ve perfect satiafao\ion, or money refund ed. Prise 25 ooo ta per box. For sale by Hill-Orr Drug Co. '14?\\ ll Vi I lc Nci>?. We I. Mr. Ivlitor, HS "<>!d Hugill db !" *. ii .! l?*TH, V. O Will g?VU ><ill lt.M ti< this v\ i i i;. .... : y-.; ?yeniiioi . i\, v. ! i :.-!?, iicuordiiig ti? thu prophecy ol i i.f i >!.!IT hoad-, hus ur will ?MU-?* .ill ul tin? rlu ri n's tu Uli i ll' tti?* lr??i - . Wo I ci vc M'sur ?tl VI.? ry ll i i'd I ;i-1-1 - .<!' i-1 'I il in this neighborhood, ('?ilion ia not lo k itu'wi.ii, Si,nm ?il thu tanners ai" com platUlllg ul hot having lt good Stallt!. A hunt ?uni H,-.ti aru still 1 -oking Imo. If ii ot ti i rt JJ; li ippuus t-? ilium wu |i.ruu?r.?i will r< lin. i, thu talion Im) next year. Lut lim gOOli work go 1,11. \V? noticed at??i il many visitors In an?! aron ri?] I'owiiviHo i-?-' VVf?uk. Among ih<*io WITH !;.?-.. i N. II. su?iinorull lind Mr. ami Mr-. I . . .. lti??w n, ol AndniKoii, ami M ri?, yii-i'rary ami I to v. J:. I". Koid, ??I I't'iidlotnii. Wu limr i h mii-' ing Sunday School, liutfl |S?] il-.l .uni I'll hi? V (HI 1,111, III lilli pl...-.-. \S ti- - n ,1 au ex ntl I? ul suriuou j > ri-in-ii?. 1 lu-t.- .ii-; t -w h\ i IM? I? i**ior ol tho Pronby ( ' . im . -t i .i-l 11 ll ty. Mi. 11 II ? 111 (ar. Wi I . r :. I I Mr. Mint III town l.t-l ,Siii I ty, I ii?*:?1 soonish* bu KOIIIM attmn i luii i.o-nil i lin \. in i. jr I-MIIMH aron ntl h?*i .*. I.. i : \ \ ming lunn in I-.ur Play lia.*) ?t girl in ?ir ?iiowinl this place. ?..? n, boys, nun-..n j.i.-:.ty ?il tlii'in down hur<*. Mr. .I. W. Shirluy is having aouin painting lion?) on Ins larm u?ar town. .vir. isiiirlny, Iroui luilow AndurMou, Iris liui'll Visiting Ins hr Him ;iini si.-t-T. .Mis. I.M.ihoiier, who ml! a IMW ?laya Ugo, li itliln (u w.ilk HOIIM', Illili Will H??OM tm i.lili. tu ?u .mt. I rom hinno w nh a Kimi iM'i'l lur ? vi ry un? sin* motil** Man n il, Inst Snmlay ?'veiling, at ? '. o'ch.uk, Mr. .1. A. Murunna ami Miss rta r.tti <li?*iill, all n ibis t'miifiiiimiy. .run . lav n i gi11 mi |, ceanl I i il i un IVl'.s SOT Voil ai i|)i* tn.om ,i Mi I', irti.- . May limy i;-. un itiMir w.iv rejoicing ihr??ugli Iii", an.) ?i.i,I s richest Mossing I?.* I ICM IO WO? I ?.o >t,? n, Wo uro ail well. JIN UK ii I'M. --? . m ('itniiT i'ri'ch Sliifliiitrs. Tim farmer* ar.i lim ma sumo vu ry Jinn wi ai lui nus w???*k lur |?l? mun tm*. Cotton ami I'urii aii< Pinking lim*. Hurly sown vvli?*al ami t ats ar.? li? a.lim; out. Th??rn ar?* ri i t. inly sum?? '.'.ml ual*< un tin? uruuk lu.inm.-. \\ <. 11 ail a I III lo ?r??l? I ami wi in ly weather I ho lal mi i ia -1 >.l 'asl week, hui t hit iv tit* k lian I.CHU warm ami |il?'a**aot. .Mcs-rn, .Lui Ashley ami WilHi? Wright havn 11 .'.Milly |>ur<*hitsi'(l now buggies. ti 'll, III?*, s. .1 lim A II (?rtssaway am) hi?, sister Miss I.mi, K|i??iil last Saturday night an.) Sun itn.v willi i ??lui i VMS ami friend*. Ibiv. I?. Weston limit ullin] his regular a|i|?uii.iiii?*iii nt Murker'* Crook Sunday, ami, ?ts iiHiial, thurn was a largo crow?] present to hear him. Mrs. .1. A. lilghv, who IIHHliuoii very ill with |iu?*ii mon m lor several uioiilhH, ia convalescing vury slowly. Tim Mu ?.tiatiiH school, which ha*? I ion ti HticceH*fulIv taught by Si ?SH LOU ??assa way, cloned ?i successful t?*rin of six months hist Krill ay, ami I rom tho way MisH I.-ni hus rendered bar survii'UH to iii?? patron*, wu think has proven onllre ly satisfactory. Mr. .1. N Shirley luis about an a?*ru ami a halt ?>i lin?* onions. Mr. .1. 'I'. ? ?assn way lina inst (?om ploted his harn, winch udds much to his premi um*. Mr. Kditnr, wntlouht ii you were ever through ?mr progressive anti oriterpriaiiig suction. Wo.I, WM have ns good a fanning seor mn as cnn hu I??liml in tim County, Kitti so ti i ?i farmers that cannot bo excelled in making cotton, c.nni, wlmnt, oats, ami, in Incl, everything thal cati lin grown on ?t lain, io oppttr S null Carol i tl .t. A nimm Hourn ol ?mr prospurniiH, wiuu-awitkt? ami Up-Itt tlato Inrumrs. WM II?*? lo muntloil lim lumms of Mcssru. .1 I* mill M. M. ?shirley (bruthen*) ) Ihn former has thu husl held of whunt that the writer IIHH neon. li. A. Shirley,.!. M. Han kn, II. F. und J. T. (?ns-away (tinitbers.) Tho f??r mor alnt has a lim? tiuhi of whoat. J. I). Lomax, Joshua \V. Aahlcy and L. A. MorriH. The latter two are our most ex tensive far morn. There are other ciamos we could mention. Mr. Ivlitor, but for want of Hpuce we will not. W. II. Davis and family ?pent Sunday with relativen in the Barker's Creek suc tion. dardent) are looking fine, but are need ing rain. And now to you, Mr. * School Boy," of the Trinity vicinity: You Haid lu your itemn it that Corner Creek fellow would c.nme up there that you would ehow him Home of the finest wheat lu upper Caroli na Well, do you reckon you have got the finest wheat in Anderson County? We say no, f?>r we wer?? just up in your community a fnw weeks agu, und we fatted t?? ace any goo l wheat. In conclu sion, we will say to Mr. "School Hoy" if he will just spare the time and como d>?wn wt? will -how him Home wheat that can't bo excelled ttl the ('?ninty, lur wo have it. ThaiV. all. Call again, Tv no. /arline's Chatter. After nil ihe h>i: to do about the fruli cu p J sim Front haa left our alia-c. Our (armers are through planting cutt in aeeti, and preparing lo dnient "gen?rnl green, who is last approaching Wait, noys, don't all go to Cuba, you'll have war right under your nose in a few days. The vegetnllon ia tonkins; sorter elck since ihe cool east wind Saturday and Sunday. Several of our young people went to Due WrBt Friday uigiit for tbe Junior Kxhlbition ?lutte en interesting program was rendered. Home from thin vicinity worshipper! ut the neighboring churches', Barker'a Creek and Mi. Bethel, Suuoay Mr Way man Brownlee, from the Na tion, worshipped at Little Hirer Sunday. Mr. Bob. Pruitt, of Annie, waa her? laat we**k visiting relatives. Misa Clayton Kobi asea bats gone to Norfolk to attend the Southern Bdotist Convention. Dr. H. I?. Branyon, of Honea Path, spent Saturday night with home folks. Mr. W. O Callaoam, one of Piedmont's handsome and business meu, is expected to visit relatives here next week. Toe Ztrllne school, which has been so aticoesstuliy taught by Mi?se? Branyon and Blgin.'wltl close ou Friday, the 20th, and hurrah ! for thu big pto nie at Zririine Island on S?turday. the 21st inst. It waa stated in our last items to be on the 28tb, but it was changed on account of the IJuioo Meeting at our neigh boring church, Barker's Creek. K very body ia cordially invited to attend and be miro to bring your baskets (if tl's a bamper)lplnm full. That's all we ask you to do. Wa will fur nish speakers, music and something good to drink. Among the speakers ara Usn. M L. B .nbsra, of Anderson, and J, R. St elton, of II . rt wall, Ga., Keva D.W. Hli.it and O Y. Il moer. Mr Hlott will speak cn ed ao?t lou. Others will be pres ent. The music will be furnished by the Pelser String Band.. Oh, if you want to spend one ruoie day in fun and fro??, coma and join our plo nie on Saturday, 21st inst. lr you want tn see the Zarline Academy studeuts march ooma early. JIM CROW. Union Meeting. MR. KniToit: Please publish the follow ing notion: Tn? DAxt Hitting of Union No. 1, Of the Little River Colored B print Aspoointlon, will convene with the Wilson Ci-oek Baptist Church, May 2H-29th. II'.mea for met seager* have been pro vined for as follows: Sorltiftflntd, J ll. Oi&rk ; Liberty, 8. U?vlnn; Pine O rove, M. I)?vi-*; Fairfield. W. J. Jones; Zion Hill, S. Wakefield ; Parkville, L. H. Hall; Good Hope,* S. J. Cunningham; Dunn's Creek, B. H. Smith: Jo nea' Cbapol, H. Hall ; Rooky Mount, J. Power; 8t. Mary, P Belton ; N?*w Broadmouth, il Brown lee. Respectfully, J. J. MATiTiif, Sec of Church. TM tlic Prohibitionists nf 1lic Mule? Th? ''.\>,- ?live i ' . i j . 111 i 11 <>*? having mir ! le - IV . I I? - . 'hair , mi t> i c ii I Inf lt | ? - . | . IJ . i m- - H i ?-i*ri pi i' in to ?mihi? th? Committee ru '-IIIV oil cs work', v*. < < 11 i . i ot:;?- lipon ??.?ry friwtiil ol tho movement Ki" linty ?IIHI iMi'i-SHity nt responding pr? on pli y aii l liberally lo HIM ?all. Money i- II? ..? -?-ary lor th" legitimate purposes ??f thia cause, ami If th? amount n?ei)?'il in promptly pl ace? I at tho com mand of ih?< Committee, ? furl as-? ti red that ?.or stier?"-* will I ? mad? certain. I have this day addressed a letter to Iii? members ol the Kxeentivo Com mineo'd' e.n h ' utility in th" Stat?, authorizing the collection of this fund, and requesting Hot leo t her? ot I U t heir fe-p' <.t I V" I "U I) t ?es, AK ill? benefits to result Inun this sun* ?.'ss uill li? rna I )/.??? I hy ail, eaeh should eh??rfully conti i bute. . ont 11 hut i-m- iniliH County may l>" mad? tod. A. Hill or 15. K. I'ray ton, or for wai lied directly to Tims. .1 I .a motte, Seety. and fren*., N?wl??rry, S, <'. A. i '. .J?.M. -, ? hair uni t . Pisgah Items. Mis: Nell Waiters wid close her school al Pisgah on Ptiday, Muy IKth, ?I' d on Situroay, M'.ti, wilt give a pic nie together with Hie Pi-gall Holiday S'dioiil The publie i- in vi led to come and don't forget tu hiing duiner, c mc up, Mr. Kdlior, ?md ei j y a day with ti ?. Mr. I? A-dersoti ami his winsome sla ter, Mi-? Minnie, visited Mi.-s Ibjt-sie lii?iiii in-t S.turday night M?ssrn .lohn (? ?nu and Mr Btrib'ing, ul C ems ni College visited the ii len u h ?ya several -'ai H lust week. Mr. |{ei)rtr.t Wyatt ami <dsi?r. Mba Pearl of Kisl?y, ?ame lu Heu Miss L die Km kin S mday. Mr. < ls' ir ?'d I la IIH m, ol" Piedmont, lit leii'ietl Church at Pisgah Sunday with a crown ul pretty girls. lt- v. itin it s mil?-ton, of Picketis, prone md an instructive Minnon to a larg? collur?^sill?n ?t Pi-g-di. Tn? Kev Wel don ?VMS ?ih-ent attending tim Si,lither n li ? o' IM < "mi vent ion. I>r. W. A Tripp hits completed anice dni'ior h hop. M-fsr-. I .ii Mn r Smith and L M.Scott have lolun "ired Llieir heivices In no i nc? ot iiuii i: miitry 'Pliny ar?' line young meit Mint no doll ht will make good Su! ' i - rs. Sollie ol tho folk* say the huck i .n tains v? ore c? ?ver? d a Ith snow Sat tl nts v. X X A a nm lints. As it has hoon sumo limo ai nco you havn heard from t his section, .Mr. Kt) i tor, 1 thought I wool i give \uu a low dota just tu let you know thal wo aro nol ihtad > "'? I ii? health ol' this community is very g nod at present. Wheal is looking tine ami fall oats aro doing wsll. Mr. C. C. King has Hom? of the li nest oats thal wo have seeu growing this year. Mr. !.. VV. dorms, accompanied by his wile, visited relatives near rmi iou last Saturday. Mrs. Pulliam, (formerly Miss Leila doh son,) nt Piedmont, has been ap*tid ing the past week willi her siller, Mrs. .I. P. Poster. Mr. ami Mrs. I j W. fJontry visited the family ol' Mr. Warren Knight, of Pick en", la-1 Sn inlay. Mr. Frank Johnson, of Anderson, spent hist Sunday with (rienits and rela tives in this nnighnorhoi'd. Also Mr. Nam Marris, nf Helten, ia visiting his un cle, Mr. L. W. .lonee. Mr. I-Mitnr, ih?r? is an individual living somewhere m this broad earth, ami wo dink from tho way li? has been tooting hi> lit In ''hautain" horn through th? columns nf th? I'eople* Advocate, that ho is situated monow nero in thia County, nrohahly near lb? thriving lilli? town of Sept us, S. C. In the Advocate of last week li? has thrown off some very heavy liialuil?tioiiH ?bout the "Hopewell boys." Now, Mr. Hon Lino, Esq., ir you bad just known that, what you were writing waa true, it might (.ave been alright, but we ask you to put oo your specks jud lake B good look at your ? 'ounty map and SHH If you can locate Oarvin and Hopewell Townships, and wbeu thia la done com pare their si7.ee, and then get the list of volunteers from this County and set down iu one column the names of all that went from (?arvin, or one mile on either Bide of it, and tbeu in another column eet dowti all tbe volunteers from Hope well and one-half mlle on each side and subtract the smaller number from great er number, and then judge for yourself aa to which township baa sustained ber part in helping "Lucie Sam" handle those big guna that you made mention cf, and If you have got auy conscience about you I would advise you to go and get into that "pig-pen" that you were speaking of and weep bitterly and arise and come again. You ra for the fight, VKLOCISSIMO. Referred to the City Fathers. M:;. EniToit: lA>r more than two months we poor mortals, who live on West Market Street, have com plained of Ihe condition of that portion of the atreet extending from th? railroad to the bridge below Mr. Cunningham's, hut not the slightest attention baa been paid to our v; i M? i p 1 al n ts. Do you reckon lt ls proponed to walt till we wear out the holes in the road? P. Ht. Zion Items. Well, Mr. IC litor, the health of thia community is very good at the present writing. The wheat, and oats are looking fine. The cotton is coming up and it won't be long before yon can see the white bats and hear the merry whistle of the boys aa they pull tbelr hoes back and forth. War! war! war! It teems that the gentle breezes whisper war. It is reported that all of the single boya wilt have to go to war. No doubt they wPi try to get married now. BLUB KTHS ?rest difference in Hoes. The farmers will at once recognise tbe enr Jriorlty of the Hoes now offered by Hub :n Hard ware Co. Sullivan Hardware Ca i* making a big * fT ?rt on wheels and bicycle goods for 189S. Tnetr sales for this year to date has more tban doubled last year's business. The Brooks Cotton Planter, genuine and original, sold by Sullivan Hardware Co The Imperial Bievclea are one of the best wheels made Sullivan Hardware Co by a special deal offer the Imperials at bar gain prices. If yon want the benefit of Sullivan Hardware Co's, special figures on Impe rial Bloyoles now is your time. Tbe Crescent Bloycles have been built for many years and have climbed to tbs top In reputation. Besides they are sold at reasonable prices Mo other wheal can successfully compete with the Creaos nts in appearanijs, servios of pries. Salllvati Hardware Co sell th? Crescents andean prove their merit. New features in Crescent Bicycles aro not adopted until they have baan thor oughly tested and tbe manufacturero do the pxparlmentiog. The public get? the benefit and Sollt van Hardware Co. sall the Crescents. If you buy a Orescent Bloyele of Kuli I van Hardware Co. you will get the best at mighty low figures. The Crescent Bloyele outsell any wheel made-?3.000 a year-because they are best liked where beat known. Sullivan Hard ware Co sell and guarantee the Crescents. The C. A. Bee* Music Haute Are offering acme special bargains in Pianos and Organa at thia Ilma. It will certainly pay any, who wlah to purchase r.n instrument, even in the remote rature to see and loves ligate their magulfltant stock. ?uui is wiim m walli! How are to Get It ? By having what the People want at Reasonable Prices, .'.SJ Don't get it out of your mind that the foundation principle of our business is-Full Value for your Money in every transaction. We are sticking to what wc advertise, and are daily demonstrating the facts to the trading public. We are pushing for an increase of business from month to month. We realize that this is a stupendous undertaking, but so far this year we have succeeded, and we don't expect to fall behind a single month during the year. The trade appreciates nice, clean Merchandise at Low Prices. We are constantly getting in something fresh and new. We call special attention to our line of Dr. Warner's Corsets, AAA, at $1.50. Dr. Warner's Corsets, Five Hook, 333, at $1.00. Dr. Warner's Corsets, Six Hook, 222, at $1.00. Dr. Warner's Oorsets, Medium, 444, at $1.50. Dr. Warner's Steel Front Perfection Waist at $1.00. Good line Summer Corsets at 50c. Full assortment of Corsets at 75c. and $1.00. We show quite a big range of patterns of Lace Curtains, and as we have a little larger stock just now than we care to keep long we want to ask special attention to them. We have them in the very latest Nottingham, Fish Net, Point de Sprit Patterns, both plain and frilled, at from $1.00 to $5.00 per pair. This is a popular Department with us. We ah? carry a full line of Curtain Scrim, Dotted Swiss, Silkaline ana Heavy Jute (or Raw Silk) for Draperies. HOSIERY FOR WOMEN, MISSES AND CHILDREN. In Hosiery, as well as everything else, we always try to offer the best for the money. Our line at from 10c to 50,c is all that any one could ask for. It pays to buy good Hosiery. - The Oxford Tie season is now on us in full force. You should let us fit you up. Our customers find this a very strong department with us. We handle the very best makes and the best fitting goods of which we have any knowledge at popular prices-$1.00 to $2.75. STRAW AND CRASH HATS Are going quite lively, but we will have to keop them moving to get rid of the stock we have. If you will look at thea we feel sure that you will lighten our load by buying one. If you havent decided where to spend your Cash, settle the question and give it to us. You can rest assured that, to say the least of it. you will get as much from us for your Dollar as you can get anywhere. It will be to y our interest to keep posted as to what we will offer throughout the Spring and Summer months. Anything in Wearing apparel. Be? member, we are Head to Foot Outfitters for Men, Women and Children. Yours very truly, r F TfiwrQ ?- rn U. f . J U ? h J u LU T. P. HILL S. M. ORR, M I). W. II NARDIN, M. D J. P. DUCKETT. M D. Hill-Orr Drug Co. WE hope the people understand that our taking these Doctors into the business doesn't mean that they are ".ll to live off the Firm. The Managers and Clerks, of course, are dependent upon the success and profits of the institu tion, as they have no other visible means of support. These Doctors, however, get their living physicing folks, and their principal bases of supplies are those who imagine they are sick. Our purpose is this : The good old days are past. Com petition and new methods have done away entirely with the large profit feature in all lines of business. It is the volume, properly managed and directed, that leads to suc cess in aoy line ; and we hopo by a community of* capital and influence to so increase the volume of our business ns to compensate for the decrease in net profits. We shall carry EVERYTHING iu the line, Whole sale and Retail, and arrange co that you can get what you want from us any time-day or night. We confidently ask our share of the patronage. HILL-ORR DRUG CO. THE SPIDER AND THE FLY! WALK into my parter said the Spider to the Fly. But the Fly is not always inch a big fooi as the Spider might suppose. This reminds us of a great many merchants, advertisements, scheming, and winning ways to entangle the good people into their Stores in the same manner aa the Fly would be caught in a Spider's net work of web, or .y to bs caught. THE RACKET STORE Hayn down with double prices and big profits that have for so long kept the people down, which ia equal to robbery. ONE PRICE TO ALL, And 10 per cant, profit ls goad enough for MOORE A LUC AH. Don't be deceived by people who try to imitate uv, but see our prices BEST SHOES On earth for the money. We hare the trade in this line. Our Millinery Department Is small, but our Low Prices stun? competitors. Work done with taste and neat ness. Dress Goods For Skirts, Ac Maslinn, L .wns, Diualtka, White Gooda, Ao., at lowest priesa. Sheeting Gio. Calleo 21c, So andado par yard. Again we have Ginshams at 25c yard. Remnants Figured L ?wo and Oimitiaa S|o yard. Clothing at lowest pri?e'. FOR ONE CENT. ?4 Sheets Paper, 25 Envelopes, 25 Slate Fenelia. Box Blacking, Box Blueing, 6 Lead Pencils, Cake Lsuudry Soap, 144 Pins, Paper Needles, 3 Balla Thread, and thoo* sande of other useful articles. ?* You will be treated right. Yonr money back if you want lt. MOORE & LUCAS. RACKET STORE, Chrapeat ia the State. MUSIC, MUSIC, MUSIC ! PIANOS, ORG-AN8, And Small Musical Instruments, of Every Variety, at THE C. A. REED MUSIC HOUSE ALLOW as to call your attention to the vital and important fact that Music is ti? most relining of all educator*, and we o innot effjrd to allow oar children to grow np in ignorance of thia elevating and refining influence; hence the great impor tPjjnp or* procurinq on Instrument of eorne kind. We have at present nomo GREAT B AUG A.INB io Pinitos and Organs which we would be glad to show yon. Though it is hardly uecesaarv to make this atatnment. we allow no onoto saper Bede ns regarding Quality. Pries or Terms, and every representation that WP have ero made regaiding our goods have proven correct. The many unsolicited testlrmottli we receive corroborate this fact We can certainly mike it to the interest of pr mpso tive purchasers to call and examine our Stock, or writs in for catalogues and prices. Ken peet ful ly, C. A. REED. ST? STOVES, STOVES. WE have just received a Car Lsatl ot ^ COOK STOVES. We keep Porty Different Sizes, Forty Different Kinds, Forty Different Prices, Forty Stoves and Ranges Put up on our floor to select from. _. __1 jl _?rn - .. : rjnuu aa ?JUC ia sum mininer is put 1 place. Ai Remember, we buy Stoves iu Car lots and give our customers the afr** tage of cheap freight and cheap prices. All Stoves Sold by Us axe Guaranteed. Mw* Call before bujing and inspect our stock. Yours for Trade, OSBORNE & CLINKSCALES, Headquarters.for Stoves, Crockery, Tinware, Eic THE GENUINE TEKBEL G??LT?V?TOK. THE BEST CULTIVATOR ON EA.RTH for Cotton and Strong and durable. They have stood the tost for roany years. Taey ?rt acknowledged by every farmer to bs *ho best Caltivator ever put on the ra?r ket. We are sole agents. But, then, there are others. We also sell the Eureka and Roman. The Great improved Brooks Cotton Planter plants Cotton, Corn or ?<f It is also a good Guano Distributor/ We have jost received another w Load of the Brooks Planter, and hope to be able to fill your order th'? Manufacturers could not supply the demand last season. Remember, we sell tho old reliable Smith and Harper Eoe. ma.Ve of *] best trowel steel, riveted to a good, Smooth handle, every one guaranteed. We have the aeaiat. nobbiest line of . y ^ Ever brought tu Anderson. ?mt received another Oar Load BARBED WIRE. See Xis Before Buying. Yonmtmly,