Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Intelligencer. Published every \Yetlnvsdiit). V. Ci.iNKscAi.r.s, > KI?IT>*I:S \M> (J. C. LANGSTON, 1 l'i?ui'Kilirons. TJviiMS ? ')Ni: YEAH, - *l '." SIX MONTHS. ?.? Wt?l)NKSJ)AV, SKIT. i:?. 1SW. 'DM? whistlingdemon is about ioas Humc control nf the suffering universe, (jim*t we gel usa neal little lynching part;. <?II this subject ? mm . m Winn North Carolina does l'or l'Mt.ouo negro vol?is next August will lu- a plenty. The proposed IIIIICIMIIIICIII in i lie <'onstitution is :t g??. The country hears willi jni<l< . lt.it ( inicial < M is may lu* sot back ;> eng 01 two. The President, ninsl he in ? nin?--t about whipping Aguinaldo. Mr. Charles Dun'ml, ?d' iii? Miaula ? hmnuil, who is II candidate i"i police commissioner of thal eily, i> about, tu realize Ihal infidels ami atheists "don"! ?<>" much in a Christian community. A rumor mention.- Slate Alliance Lecturer .1. li. I.lakc .1- the lion. A. C. Lat i mer's sueccssoi in Congress, Vour Uncle Mcsweeney isa very templin;; and loli\ giihcrnuiorial persimmon. Then where is ymir I 'neb* < ! ousel ic ny at .' - . -m*- - The .situation in I he Philippine- is well in hand. .lust as we go t ? ? prcs> a cablegram from Manila in forms UK ol! another signa I victory for American arms. Alter a desperate charge, the anny, nuder Major ( ieneral Klwcll S. Otis, succeeded in capturing one entire hull cart. Il is claimed at the wat dc paitmcnt that the victory was a very timely and conclusive one though at the. headquarters of the 1'ilipino junta it is claimed thal the real casus helli, the bull, escaped to the ranks ol'the enemy. However, our anns could liol stand too much glory in ?nie dav, and we suggest thal in the event nf the retirement of. < Jen. < ?tis, he be tendered a clerkship in his very Utting capture ?-*mmw* . mmmmm The forces ol'the Southern Dciunc racy should unite in tin- reopening ?d' the shelved Nicaragua canal or Pana ma cana) question ?lithe next session ol' Congress. The Sont h's onward push toward higher commercial develop ment demands its own ports and closer connections with the grain, pork and coal shipping territory of thc Wirst. The building cd' the isthniusau cana! is synonymous with a great network of trunk railways from the West lo the coast,and one is thc nal ural c? insentience of tho other. The South is on a great industrial boom and can not await the pleasure ol' her designing rival, th? North, to build what the latter eon codes will be a denth blow to its com merce. Thc Missing Link Railroad company with a paid up capital stock ol' $3,000, 000 was chartered by tho State of t.?eor gia last week. 'Die road is, as thc name implies, the connecting link IM tween Chattanooga and Walhalla S. C., a distance across the mountains of 150 miles, thus establishing the long dream ed of short connection between the southern ports and great western grain markets. The proposed linc traverses a country rich in natural resources Ind h in Georgia and this Stat?*, lt is said that, the Southern IJailroail is backing the now company. It is stated also that the Seaboard is backing another strong combination having thc saun end and almost tho same route in view, lt would appear, then, that between the Southern's protege, thc Missing Link, and the Mack Di anion d, Anderson's fondest dreams are about tobo real ized. mw . - Hod's noblest work must be, a brave, fearless man, a man who knows no ??aste, whose eyes are closed t<? the glittering, transient trappings of those who sit in high places. He isa mau who owns rn? boss and fears not the edict of petty, designing tyrants. Hav ing in his soul tin- love ?d' justice, he aims well directed shafts from her lofty citadel and lays low the hidiug horde ot'plunderers, speculators, accessories and receivers. Such a man South Car olina is fortunate in having as Attorney tJcncral in the person of (i. Duncan Bellinger, lb* is aman among men, and when he ?*alls for the song to bo raised to the tune of several hundred ?lullars, for purloined official courtesies, such as brick, bookcases, convict hire, commissary supplies, board for horses, etcetera ad infinit inti. Koine will not howl om- time, bul lik?> a craven, guilty poltroon shu tiler will raise tia- tune in ? sweet, dulcet, melodious strain har monious to thc treasury's ear and let it ?li?' away on thc sweet -outh wind never, never to return. I'ncle Sam is growing ipiiie hump shouldered heimat h his tremendous pension burden and yet it continues to grow. Very few people in this country have, any iden of the enormity of the pension crime in this government. Since 1*770 the United States govern ment has paid out in pensions over two and one-half billions of dollars. Last year the. pension payments of (icrmany, which are the largest of any European country, amounted to only fifteen and a half million dollars. Tho cost of sup porting tho British army last year was only f90,102,500, or more than fifty mil lion dollars less than the American pension roll. In 1860 there were only 8,036 names on thc pension rolls, receiv ing $1,102,028,15 annually. In 1805 the pension rolls had been increased nutil they carried 85,086 pensioners who drew in that year $16,620,153. In 1870 there were 180,686 pensioners: in 1875 tho number had increased to 234,821. In 1880 thc increase, had gone to 250,802, and about this time it was assorted by President Garfield that tho highest tig ores in the pension roll had lieen reach . il and that I lu; succeeding years vyould show ;i . 11-f-i? a.M -, ('resident tiarfichl < 11 ? 111* f size ll]) till' trail? I ul his null I # ; i il > and people and tin pension rolls to-day contain one million names and call lor an annual expenditure ol* ?147, oou.ooo. These are a feu facts going io show what thc people ol thc country have to sutler in oilier thal pension thieves may fatten nt thc public crib. When one looks bach wa rd a lev. years and Kees the many and marvelous changes time has wrought it makes us feel <|llitc nu.ellam ol the present. Jlad wc been told two years ago that .Col. W. A. Neal. the.Mark Hannan!' South Carolina politics, the om- man pre-eminent !\ above all others in clcet ?onec? in jr, ni guni/al ion and schein inj;, would .-.onie day he deserted hy In- strongest and most a iden I allies, ami to save himself from a felon's rel) have to beg hail ol two ol' tin- very mci! In had always lough! and malign ed, won hi ha vc ovei taxed our credulity hcyound recuperation, lt only show ilia! politicians do uni consider them selves on aplane willi the man who docs their dil IN work, nor do 1 hey ac knowledge then gratitude. To thc con) i a ry I hey emphasize their contempt lor him by heaping upon him basest ingratitude and arc the most eager to help him on in his precipitate ami headlong ?all. Wc have an idea that the worm will not always lamely sub mit tothe ingrate's heel, hut will turu someday when persecution's climax is leached. They great ly* underrate Col. Neal's tenacious vitality who fondly hope that he is ?t political corpse, di vested of the divine alllatlis hy which he cati reach thc people's ear and con vince them (hal "there arc. a irreal many others.*' Neal feels his humilia tion, ami it is quite w ithin the range ol probabilities thal certain persons will soon regret their forsaking a barning ship until tho scsi had claimed t he hull. m . Wc print in this issue t wo t >rdinauce> of thc City Council which arc ol' niue! interest to thc taxpayers ol' the city Thc first provides that all manufac tories hereafter to be established in tin city, havingn paul up capital of &>.*i,fMMi ora plant worth Ki, shall be ex enipl from mttiiiirijinl taxes, except foi school purposes, for a terni ol' live, year from establishment. Thc second pro vides for a vote on thc question o w hether ol not such exemption shal he allowed, as provided by law. Tin City Council, therefore, has merci; submitted tin- question to the qualifict electors of thc City under I he follow in;: provision ol' tin- Constitution o {Nti*?. Article X III, Section s: ?.('.?tie and towns may exempt from taxation by general or special ordinance, excep for school purposes, iiiunulactoric established within their limits for liv successive years from the time of th establishment, of such manufactories Provided, Thal such ordinance shal he ti rsi inti tied by a majority of sue qualified electors of such city or tow as shall vote at an election held fti that purpose." Il a majority nt th votes cast is in* favor of tho cxemptio the lind ordinance will he thereby ral Hied, and the exemption allowed; hu if a majority shall vote against ratify ?nj" the ordinance, then it becomes dead letter and the exemption will I refused. Kaeh citizen thus gets to e? proas himself on this important matte and the question Im will have to decid foi1 himself is. shall I, by my hallo encourage manufactories to local within thc corporate limits of thc Cit of Anderson-tho Electric City? Ca] ital, like an individual, appr?ci?t friendly favors, not always merely fi the intrinsic value of the laver as mm as for the spirit of kindliness and got will thereby manifested. Captain Prey fus has been condenim for the second time by a packed ai scandalously prejudiced courtnuuti and sentenced to ten years* impriso: nient. This is a commutation from life sentence of imprisonment incur municado in view of the developme of "extenuating evidence'" deduced 1 the trial just closed, lt i s runion that, inasmuch as he has served li years solitary imprisonment, which equivalent to ten of ordinary contin incut, he xviii bc released within t next fortnight, his friends elainiii that the president xviii pardon him li fore the expiration ol' thnt time ?vi lt is evident that the verdict is a coi promise. The judges realized that t destiny ol' wavering, tottering Fran xvas swaying between tile devil and t dee]) blue sea and that a fatal hail breadth would decide her unhappy fa and to pacify thc army and at the sai time make a concession to the popula they washed their hands by a cowan makeshift and craven irresolution tl betrayed loo well thc internal ?ni] toney ol an acknowledged rotten a incompetent republic. In a pccunii sense France isa heavy loser by I reopening ol' this ease, lt has l? baie milch corruption connived at high State officials and brazenly knowledged and extenuated by conn for the government. Capital is i ready to enter a country whose ehoi ofticials are acknowledged forgers J perjurers anti who still hold their cc missions. Besides, a powerful boye has been organized by the .Jews agai all French imports on account of intolerant racial prejudice and pe? cation w hich will touch a tender pl in the average Frenchman's heart. 'J xv hole proceeding is a very uuba; one for trembling, unstable France, t she may congratulate herself if. still escapes a revolution as a result STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, AKDEKBON CoUI Hy li, V. II Saure, dndye of Prob WHEREAS, Joseph P. Martin applied to me to grant him Letters of ministration on the Estate and effect Thomas II. Martin, deceased. These are therefore to cite and arter lah all kindred and creditors of tue Thomas 11 .Martin, deo'd. to be anti ap before me tu Court of Probate, to be at Anderson C. H. ou the :10th da September, 169i>, after publication hf to show cause, if any they have, the said Administration should no granted. Given under my hand, Mi*? day of ???ptemher. 1899 R. Y. ll NANCE, Probate Judi September 1.1, l*M 12 1 FOR SALE. TWO valuable T ?wu l. >t?. ?,n?> ai?:? Dwelling, T rooms, I ron tint* ?II Cburcb Street, vacant inuit-ni West M ar ti et Street, lino good business i.ot front ing on ? 'bundi Street. Terms reasonable. For further informativ:) apply to .I. P. TODD, Anderson, S. < '. Sept I.:, IS! lil IJ M. KENNEDY, Contractor and Builder, 1y KO Pit I ET? ?lt of tim Anderson Brick Vanl, Wost ot' tbe .Savannah it. lt., bus a Stock of excellent II uni Krick at bottom price?, orders lilied promptly, foti mates furnished on application to M. KENNEDY. Sf<j)t 12, IJ -I TRUSTEE'S SALE. "1 >Y virtue of tho power conferred oil A J me by a I ?pod ol Trust to me exo cuted liv Mrs. M. .1. Seuddav oil the'J >tb August," I ??99, I will soli the Laud beroi n after describe?! at public outcry before tho ? oiirt 1 louse door on Salesday in ? >c tolier. 1>W, during the legal hours of sale, for Ibo purpose of paving ii mort gage debt on tho said premises. Follow ing is a description of tim premises : '.All that Tract or parcel of Lund con taining seventy-six acres, in tho County ?nd stat?) aforesaid, bounded by lands of I W.T. I'can, Mrs (stephenson and others, i Also, that other Lot or par?:el of Land, containing ten acres more or loss, bound ed by abovs Tract, S. II. Htone and others. Terms ? ash. Purchaser lo pay for naper*. M. L. P.ONHAM , Trustee. Sept I ? . }?.?' 12 :5 STATE OF.SOUT1I CAROLINA, ANDKKSON COUNTY. /.'// /.'. I. //. .Yu MIT, thiibjv nf J't'obf?ir. Whereas, John W. Rosamond has applied to mo to grant bim Letters of Ad ministration, de bonis non, on the Estate und ?.Meets of .lohn l?. Thom pk i ns, de ceased. These are therefore lo cito and admon ish all kindred and creditors of the said John H. Thompkins. de'd, to he and ap pear before um in Court ?d'Probate, to no bebl at Anderson Court House, ?rn the ."."ih day September. 18?1?, aller pub lication hereof, to shew cause, if any they have, why the said a?liiiinistration should not'be granted. Given under my barlil tum IJtb day ?d' September, I WM?. lt. Y. H. NANCE, Probate Judge. Sept Pl, 1*9!? Iii 'J Judge of Probate's Sale. STATE OP SOPFH CAROLINA, AxDKnsoN Cor NT v. in thc ?oni't of Common J'lcits. Pred. H. Griffin, Plaintiff, against Mrs. Ida Lee, M rn. Lillie Robinson. Mrs. Lula Rrea/.eale, R. L. O ri flin, et al., Defendants.-Action for Partition, Pe ll of, Ac. IN pursuance of the ortler of re-sale grauted herein. I will seil, at the risk of tlie former purchaser, on Salesday in October next, in frontof the Court House In the City of Anderson. S. C .during the legal hours of sale, tho Lands described us follows, to wi', : All that Tract of Land, containing f fl acres, io?\re or less, situated in Anderson County, in said State, near tho Town ol' Helton, adjoining lands of M. E. Mitchell, Mrs. Lucy Knox, Eliiah Leaved and oth ers, and "known as the A. H. Brea/.eale place. Terms One-half cash, the balance in twelve months, with interest, secured by bond and mortgage, witb leave to antici pate payment. Purchaser or purchasers tn pay for napers and stamps lt. Y. H. NANCE, Probate >) udge as Special Referee. Sept Pl, lS'iQ_12_a_ Judge of Probate's Sale. STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY or DARMNOTON. In the Court of Common Pleas. Carrie C. MoGee, et al., Plaintiff, against Louise Cobb McGee, et al., Defendants. Complaint for Partition. IN pursuance of the order of sale grant ed herein, 1 will sell on Salesday io Oc tober nest, in front of the Court IIOUBO in the city o? Anderson, 8. C., the premises described as follows, to wit One undivided one-half Interest io two Store Houses and Lots situated on the Southeast corner of the public aquara of the town of Belton, tn the County of An derson, and tn the State aforesaid, each of said lots having a frontage on the Pub lic Square ot twenty-five <25) feet, and running baok a depth of one hundred and thirty-eight <iaS) feet, and bounded on the Northeast and South by Lota of G. W. McGee. Also, another Lot in the town of Kelton, in the County of Anderson, State afore said, situated on the East side of tbe Co lumbia A Greenville Railroad, North on a new street opened by G. W. McGee, and not named, fronting said street, by which it ia bounded on the North, and opposite Mrs. Lula A. Campbell's lot and residence, and bounded on tho Bast by street and lands of I. C. Williams, on the South by lot of Mrs. Sarah H. Rice, and on the Weat by lots of Mrs. L. F. PriOjr, the said lots fronting new street one hun dred and twenty-two (122) feet, and run ning back a depth of one hundred and eighteen (I18? feet to McGee street Terms-One-half cash, the balance ' J twelve months, with enterest secured by bond and mortgage, with leave to antici pate payment. Purchaser or purchasers to pay for papers and stamps. R. Y. H. NANCE, Probate Judge aa Spec's 1 Referee. Sept. 12, 1899. 12 :s TALK NO. 10. TIRED HEADS. To every computlst, whatever their calling may be, banker, merchant, book keeper, teacher or student, often that tired bead means in reality tired eyes. You will help the brain by taking the extra load from s its faithful servant, the eye. Your thought will bo quicker, your memory more retentive, your work and Btudy easier and more productive, after an examination hy truly scientific methods and tbe use of louses properly prescribed. But don't think you need glasses just because somo friend has told you so. If your eyes have gotten so bad that you are telling your friends about them, they may need something besides glasse?. I can toll you if they do. Respectfully. A. C. STRICKLAND. NOTICE. Wi LL let to tho lowest responsible bidder on September 20, at lia. m. the building of a new bridge over Little Generostee creek near W. L. Rondo, or Simpson place in Cornsr tc^nahlp. Also, the building of anew bridge jin Honea Path township over a oreek near Dr. Cheshire's, ca Sept. 22, ct lt e. cs. Also repairing of a bridgeai Carpenter's MUI on Broadway creak in Broadway township on September 21 vt ll o'clock a. m. Plans and apeolfioationa mcde known on day of letting, reserving th* right to reject any or aU bide. W. P. SNELGROVK, Co. ?no'r. Sept. ll. 1899._ _ " The William eton Bank. BIDS will be received for the building of the Wllll?mston Bank until the 20th inst. . Tl 9 right la reserved to reject any or all bids. W. A. MoKELVY. Chairman. Sept 0, 189!? .11 2 - TO NO. 36 GRANITE ROW, BARTON BUILDING. Monday, Sept. 4, C, S. MINORaSa?reat IOC. STORE ! The House that is not dying with dry-rot, is located, oc cupies and fills the big Barton Building, No. 36 Granite Row. Every nook and corner packed and jammed with rare and select bargains. NEW LOCATION, NEW ENERGY, NEW METHODS, NEW PRICES, TRASH MOVERS. SEE THEM. New experienced force, added to the best of our old force, gives our customers a certainty of liest attention and correct treatment. Examine our new up-to-date selections. See our competition-killers, sledge-hammer values, pounding competition to dust. See tho bright clements of business life Hying upward and onward, securing feathers of pride and pinions of fame. Remember, M< >NDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, is the happy day, and after that our happy-day-prices shall be on. Hear how they r?Dg : 1 '.c. each good Table Tumblers, Fancy Wreath, etc., at 8c. per Set of ti (See pinn and coupon below lie each.) Calico, many shades and colors, tit 2c. per yard for ten days. Judge Tobacco at 3c. per Plug, 24c. pound. Twelve pounds good Baking Soda for 2?c. An excellent Linen Collar tor 8c. Good Linen Cuff* at 10c. per pair. Well you may exclaim Happy Day when you .iee us and our Happy Day-1'rices in Barton Building, No. 36 Granite Kow. Special prices to Merchants everywhere. Yoi"rs always truly, TABLE TUMBLER COUPON. ? Present this coupon, together with ?Sc, to C.S. Minor aud the 10c. ( Store, Barton Building, No. 30 Granite Kow, and get one set of six j high grade Table Tumblers, provided you come during the month ( of September, 1899, to C. S. MINOR and the TEN CENT STORE, Barton Building, .... No. 36 Granite Row. WHY Is Anderson the Leading HARDWARE and IMPLEMENT market of the State ? Because in Anderson Sulivan Hardware Co. Carry the Stock and j?ive the Prices to attract the trade. They do the business. Builders' Hardware, Rubber and Leather Belting, Machine Supplies, Seasonable Shelf and Heavy Steel and Iron Goods wow to tne iront. The Wonderful Bife Hydraulic Engine. Inforanntiosi free. An early contract enables us to keep down prices for awhile on THE POPULAR OLIVER CHILLED PLOWS. Dealers may talk, may blow, but the ''Oliver" speaks for itself the world over. It is a world beater. SULLIVAN HARDWARE CO. E C. Kv ANS, Jr. K. ?. HAY, M." IX EVANS & DAY, DEALERS IN - IDIR/TTCa-S and GE/OGE1E/IES, PENDLETON, 8? C. HTART Bid HT!-The regulation of the prim v ne is the basal principle of all therapeutics. Keep olean, eat properly by using FRESH DRUGS, FRESH GROCERIES, FRESH SODA WATER, FRESH ICE, FHESn FRUITS, FRESH TURNIP SEED, EVERYTHING FRESH EXCEPT EVAWS & DAY. BOYS' STEftM UUHDBYI Tne Most Complete and Up-to-Date Laundry in the State, mam-mm-tmtmm*>mmitmmm-mmtammmm^mm-mm* Every: Maohine the latest improved, and designed to do moat perfect work. Undor the superintendence of an experienced Laundryman, with a corps , of skilled assistants. Every piece bf work carefully inspected, and no sorry I work allowed to pass from Laundry. PRICES LOW. Quality of work unexcelled. Give ns a trial. W. F. BARK, Busin ass Manager, Located at rear.of Fant'a Book Store. The Alliance Store We sell Goods Cheap, but we do not sell Ch4 Goods. August must be kept bu?y irrespective of profit. Reduced ? whicb we now sell apply not only to Goods of Fashion but "o styles as "Staples" are Goods used the year round, not subject to change of stvle therefore seldom offered at a sacrifice. Our prices rule lower tlmu"pi wholesale rates. Nevertheless, for the balance of this month as un inducement we will sell even lower, feeling that the money-eaviug <>p^ nity will be so quickly recognized that our sales will bc doubled. All Linen Check Toweling, regular price 10c, now 5c. Honeycomb Towels 24x51, regular price 12c, now 7c. Unbleached Turkish Towels 20x41, regular price 15c, now 10c. Bleached Honeycomb Towels 20x40, regular price 12c, now 9c. All Linen Hemmed Huck To weh 15x30, regular price 15c, now 10 AH Linen Hemmed Tuck Towels 20x38, regular price 18c, now 12 AH Linen Damask Towels 20x40, regular price 20c, now 14c. Checked Liuen Doylies 18x18, regular price 50c. per doz, now 32c. Turkey Red Table Damask, regular price 25c, now 18c. Bleached Liuen Damask, regular price 35c, now 24c. Belfast Bleached Linen Damask, Mill Ends, regular price 75c, I\Q\\ Bleached Hemmed Sheets 31x90, regular price 50c, now 35c. Bleached Hemmed Pillow Caaes 36x45, regular price 15c, uow 9c. Good quality yard-wide Sea Island, regular price 5c, now 3$c. Good quality yard-wide Bleaching, regular price 7c, now 5c. Lonsdale 4-4 Cambric, regular price 10c, now Tc. 10-4 Unbleached Sheeting, regular price 16c, now 12c. 10-4 Bed Spreads, regular price 75c, now 56c. 12-4 Bed Spreads, Marseilles patterns, regular prce 81 .li), now 9?tj Good quality Feather Ticking, regular price 15c, now 1' August Sales of Carpets. Prices are rapidly advancing everywhere but here, and even we ski compelled to charge more after present stocks are exhausted. Buy now! you are likely to need later on and save money. Wool Ingrain Carpet, regular price 50c, now 85c. All Wool Ingrain Carpet, regular price 60c, now 48c. Extra Super Ingrain Carpet, regular price 75c, now 53c. Tapestry Br?ssel Carpet, regular price 50c, now 38c. Ten Wire Tapestry Carpet, regular price 65c, now 48c. Axminster Moquette, regular price 1.25, now 90c. Wool Art Squares 2*x3 yards, regular price 4.00, uow 2.98. Wool A.-t 3quares 3x3 yards, regular price 5.00, now 3.69. Wool Art Squares 3x4 yards, regular price 6.00, now 4.75. Fine Smyrna Art Squares 2x3 yards, regular^ price 15.00, now ll.j Jute Rugs, 24x50, regular price 85c, now 65c. Jute Rugs 30x60, regular price 1.00, now 85c. Jute Rugs 36x72, regular price 1.25, now 98c. Fine Smyrna Rugs 30x60, regular price 3.00, now 2.15. Fine Smyrna Rugs 36x72, regular price 4.50. now 3.38. Fine Smyrna Rugs 4x7 feet, regular price 6.50, now 4.98. Yard-wide Hemp Carpet, regular price 15c, now 10c. The remainder of our Stock of Mattings we are now offering at York Cost. Our Fall Clothing has arrived. Among the many styles are w doubt the nobbiest designs ever shown in thia section. The prices are Our buyers are off for the Eastern markets. Their instructions are to the markets to secure the best values for this vicinity. "You are not here to please us, but we are here to please you." Yours truly, JULIUS H. WEIL & C ^^JNT?J^TER BRO MERCHANTS, * RE WIDK OPEN FOlt BUSINESS In their elegant Mew Store-room-l Between Masonic Temple and the New BankJ And respectfully and earnestly invite you to cali and aee them, inspect theil of Gooda and get acquainted with their way of doing business. We pr? fully pay you for the lew feet you have to walk off the Hqnare to get to us. ? We are going to carry by far the best Stock we have ever carried, and ? you more tor your money7 than anybody. We meau business. Try U9 an ? thia isn't a true statement. Splendid bigh-gf?de line of 61 IO ES, BOOTS, 1?A.T3 and STAPLI < ; Ol) US. Get our prices and see if they are not right. We are going to handle at, BOTTOM PRICES, COHN, OATS, BRAX BAGGING and TIES, BACON, li ABD, and other Heavy Goods, at SB PRICES. We heartily appreciate your liberal trade in the past, and promise to appreciation for that trade. Come to see us in our new place. We will a pl lt more tbln ever before. Yon will find us nicely quartered. Free City Delivery. Phone 75. Promptness in everything. Yours gratefully, VAMDIVER BRI FRESH LOT OF . . TURNIP SEEP Just received at . , . F. B. GRAYTON & C 3 Every part of it is constructed with tbe view of giving the be? service. . The Sawn are of the very best imported, steel, the rib? undergoing cess aro chilled harder than steel. Every part of the Hali Gin is as up-to-date machinists, who know their business, can make them, user of a Hall, or any one who has ever bad their cotton ginned and their answer will bear out our statement that it is the beatfGiu We have in our Store the-^ Latest Improved 10-inch Saw Buller Gi which we would be glad to have you call and examine. Mc GULLT BR?