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L,ocai INC WS. WI'}|>NI!SI>?\ . < i i IH'.I?I ll*pr?<*il 1(0141?. Though it has been sonn lina', Mi Od it nr. since you am! yuin readers ?Pani Mom ?Iiis patt ol (I.unli.i li rough tho column* o! votu moil ox client pupcii you mus? aol think I hal to are tmad by any mean.-. While wi ni ve ont had t inn* mu oppoitiinitj t<? up any i I oms ol int? ii -i }"? lin last htet* i|r 'lour mouth*. o know thai ?.nu ha vi-liol missed thom. ?" ilcinsol [iii: interest and importance I han oui - vould have lilied v. < ' ?omi: .,. i hi aeeoiiiil nf < Ktendi d illy vi'.il lier la?sl Sn in ne i u ?? clops un no! > promis i,?? . ha\ '. had foi tl.? ul ft Kev? I al > eais hu? it : lobe hoped hal i m i IIIAI crops ?viii makeup for all I ;i, ?rn. . s and t hui i: anntitl i y< iir'w true ,?.,. will all p ill . I : ? '- "killi.-." Several ol'nui youie; men have, lol l , :i ? uni muni I v ii ?'cid ly, und const'. - ?. .;?!>. voling nun ni >?uitc?i| this inte Some ha, vi une \yf\y and . hi i h anothci. Mr, M ?ijoi .lniii -, wi.?- i ..i i iiei ti a co url.uer with his Cut hoi in the hi,iel; .milli and wot ul shops m ar old Anton, ms gone lo Kelton ti> cngnge in t!i< ..nilling business with his hrolhei Mi Vernon Wnt.-nn ha-? gt ?in i?? i'nl.iii-, tv hen he in engaged in the .i iel? luisincisr?. Mr. I?'. A. t? entry has been engaged ii I ca lung iii Brushy Cici !. during the mst Summer, hut. nt presenl it apeud ?Hg his t ;n ?timo at tin home ?tl his father. Mi. !.. W. IJenliy. .iii?*! which fie will icsiiuie his wini, ii Hi? Kaine dace. Messrs. .lohn. Ailinn nui Marlin have gone tn l'i milt hm. where lu v aie engaged m lin- mercantile business. We wish these young men mi'cctjS in this new ? n I ci prise. Messrs. W. I > ami I.. O. King and Neal Newell h.rn- entered Clctiniuu College Mi Walter Kin- attended 'ollego ile ir l.i -.t yeal M c. Joshua 1'iuiil is clcikiuu lui Mi. '. S. Minni. ?Mr llcniv C. Mailm is r-ntrsiunu Im M. Cd; v 11 fi If. Mi J. Baker I ?cut ry lats heon work ng In) Ihe DlT Coll?n Mill. Inn ai pt cseu I is employed in flaming Un* " 'armers' Warehouse. , Sn villi Kiic, Mr. lld i tm. th.ii young .' i J ;ii? .-?.?ne in I hese, pul I.s. !.'? . v 1 ?*? Kins preac.ltcil his [??powell last fourth ! hes have grunted .? annul lour mouths, uni it. . ?.. in Louisville, Ky., tun io : ? nli i id lix Theulogieal ta tuai y. Mr. li. W. ('.entry, delegate eint i tun Mid wa \ ( 'hui eh, at I elided I're shy - (cry al, ('lemsou College last week. Hr .a-, uc.ctimpiinieil hy ins wile. Wc attended preaching ?ii Trinity 'as!. Sunday, ami aumin; tin- visitors their wc noticed Nfc . Kohl. Moorhead, i'roiu Concord, and Mr. Andrew Harris . nd Mi Mandi Hill. Ia. oin I'tiion ' i !??>... Mi. J. I., l-'osit : wein li? l\!i'cnvil!c isl Saturday on business. Kor lin- pnsl week wc have heen ha\ . Hg Koine enid nights, whirl) iii.il,? ; us hink I hat. Winter, wit ll his mid. lileah lights, is approaching, and will he here II I he near l ui ure. As long, cool nights arr the ones in vhio.ll weall Uhr In sit hy Ihe lire and . ail, ami, as some nf thc bl ?ghi hoys ?.ntl girls anil some nf I he oilier ones '.v ? ? i J 1 ? 1 like to have something todo, I vii] give them a problem in arithmetic which some may occupy I heir minds villi during their leisure . .onients: "ll! i cow and a call' cal a pumpkin anti a half in a day ami a half, how many pumpkins cnn twelve cows ami cal vi's .at in twelve days and a half.'" Y I-: H ?Ol.-"i M s. m . ^ - Toiiei Crock Hems l'YIl asleep in Jesus Sept. io. ISJIJ?, little Kutti Acker, youngest child ol' Mr. anti Mrs. Janies I'. Mal tison, aged 'i years amt ? months. Kuth was sick inly a short lime with i lint dreadful t liseuse, membranous croup and diph theria combined. While all wasdtme 'or her that loving hands could do, Hod . lnimotl lieras his own. Kuth was a icuut?'ii! ami loving child, too pure ind sweet, for this vile worltlof sin timi sorrow. While tl seems haiti to give ip om- who was the pel ol' a loving nether and lather anti other loved ?ties. Cud knows best anil they have his to comfort them in this dark hour. Kui h is tit rest where there is no more .leath, no more sorrow, no more tears. Her funeral was preached Sunday af ternoon by Kev. Mr. Tate, pastor ol' slimly Oro ve Church, in tho presence ol' a large congregation ol' relatives inti friends, anti tho remains were laid lo rest in thal graveyard to await her Saviour's tall. The henrl-broken pa tents have ihr sympathy ol' thc com ni unity in this their sad bereavement. Capt. J. S. Acker is still routined to bis ho?! und js very wonk. Miss Kva I'oort? is still sick iii bcd. also Mrs. J. M. Cox is sick. -Inc Acker, jr.. has been very sick. but. is .some hotter. Mrs. Kilon Shirley, of linnea Kath, who lins been visiting her lather. Mr. W. ll. Acker, fort?n* past ten days has i et urned home. "T ' _ ' ??r.t"t v*"^**^T""*" Miss Marv Acker, who has been vi.s ilillg Mrs H. A. Wilson, in Kelton, has ! et urned home. Miss Kevic Mel ?avid. Annie Hrillin ind Mrs. W. A. Clement, nil ot Kelton, have linen visiting in this community*. Miss Kmmn Vaughn has gone to Kock Hill 1? attend school. Miss Kssie Acker is piing to Helton to behool, and J. S. Yokcr,.jr., will go to Greenville. The cotton is nearly all gathered and people will have plenty ol' time to get up their winter's wood this year, sure. PATT* . A ut mi I tr ms. Last week we. visited the Antun gins, md although wt* knew lhere hud been improvements un tin* old building anti gins, we found then: better than wt* had expected. They have four gins placed sitie by side, and fed by auto matic feeders. The KU ct ion pipe auto matically sending the cotton lo two -?us at :i time respectively. Knch gin >s supplied with a large Hue nindoo! -atlvnni/ed iron, which nins directly to j lu* condensers nver tho revolving press. Tho cotton is dropped into ono of the ? y?indors of the press, over which lhere is n head block operated by a. steam (liston. When tin* press cy lintier gets full pf cotton u lever is lui ned. which admits the steam to the si cam cylinder over the press, and the head block, which has ti guard hoard to prevent Hu: cotton from falling upon it, is forced down in the press and out very ?piickly. Thus the pressman has noth ing to do but to opera t e tho steam lover. They can put up from thirty to thirty live bales a day . Four men"operate all the machinery. Mr. Smallpox, who ?is meeting armed resistance, is rapturing a few of our people. Misses Kli/u and I lessie Pilgrim wei? visiting friends nnd relatives near Cen I ral last Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. II. Barkley visited I rienits in Central Inst Saturday. Bon AMATI I II. South Carolina was well u-.prc.scm ? tl ut the Dowey celebration i?, New Voile InM wick Trimly Ne WH? As wi* aie able to be out once moil*, Mini have laded In give any nows in ?HUM linn wc will now My lo nive you i lew I lu.neills. Wi have IIUII ;i good many visitor? during tin* Hummer, hut, alas! ?ill have i el IIrncil ami wc huvc only t lie memo : ji s ol good times to think ot. Messrs. li. II. Jolly and W. M. Hob have exchanged lands. Wean- sorry to have Henry leave ns, lorin* isnnex eclh'iil neighbor. We li.ive ijuit?' a crowd mi our sick '.is'.. lint we hope t If SI t none ?il'?' sei ions. Mr. I'. H. P.rown luis ;i tine i ?ec. crop. lt t- (hough) I hal ii ??ill yield a lum il i il bushels per arie. Say, funnels, why don'! you ul;.. I ive wi much wi i hoi I mus ow i iei ' M? .-sis P. M. Kn, J ;iuil I*. II. Hniwii have relui ned I loni i lu i : mountain 11 i i. 'l in \ ni;!Li eM i Iii nt "hotul gel -." Hs ii.? . i \. ..in certain fellow keep* driving ti;.it (?isl hoiv??? mi Sunday eve iiiii!.'-. I1 would appear ;i- though some thin.: mote iliaii lin nil- is it. tin wind. W ? Ii.nl tin pleasure ot allemlilig Ihe.-.i'liool euterlaiiiineiil tit Libanon. I. . ? i \ i liing wiis carried mit nicely. Mueh praise is ?lue Mi--- Ali?'?' Wak? II. lil lor lin Mieirs- ol lhe occasion. I hey hilve som?' lim- speakers til Lcba iimi, ;iiiii tl ihe\ continue training them lim.? will make*some excellent orators. I ??ii Lebanon evi-i l'ail in any I liing.' Si II'ml Ibo I lc II vcr Item? Sickness has again invaded om com uiuuily, I hough wc have not heard ot' any very serious eases. Mr. .1. W. Ma jiu ;iinl son, i'm, have In en chillintr, lull arc hei 1er now. Mr. .1. W. L'uth loek's familv ami Mr..lohn,hilly's fam ily have li.-ui lighl caws ?d' maliiriul te ni. Two ot Mr. li. W. Hammonds' children have hcen chilling. Mr.-. Ill leu M liam has uslighl attack ol' grippe. Several miles from us I her?? "i- a color ed family who are sick with something like smallpox, hui it must lu- a very light iiuin, il it is thal disease, as up lo I hi* dale noni- ha ve die?) limn il. The?, are isolalcil and guarded, so thal lhere i.s nu danger ol' I he disease spreading. Mr. tiny Daniels, ol Newberry, is visiting relatives in our umist. Miss Sue Wightman has been the guest ol Mi?-? Margit .Major for a few days. I Miss (braden l?rown, alli i a vis it, of several week.-, lo li?'! uncle'.* family, hus left to visit hcrgrnndmnth | er, M rs. M el I ugh, n?'ar tin eimile. Mis.S. K. I'liMiin and lilli?' ?laugh ! 1er. Mabel, have, left fm their home in : 1 'oi ! Wm i li, Texas. I Mi.sK Malt ie Kskcw and Mr. Toni Simpson vini i cd friends near Starr last week, ni,d al tended a musicale ul Mr. Calhoun Pruitt's. The;, report having ! had ;i very pleasant lime. Mr. s. < '. i ?corge luid the. misfortune lo have his gin ?mil four bales of cot ton burnell his) Weilnesila?, night. His loss is esl iin.ilcl II-:,III). willi in? in surance; ll 11 supposed the. lire was I neeiilcntal. Mr. Ci ni tre has thc sym I pal hy ol his neighbors in his misfor luiies. whii'ii seem lo emin- I h ?ck and fast. Ni?! long sim e he got the small I bone in om- leg broken, ami is suffering i with ii yet. mid ii ; ?iv !is second sou is j quite sie!.. Wc learn that. Mi. Will Krwiti, who \ left ?i lew weeks ago (outtcml school at ! Honea Path, i> imyv prostrated with fe ver. Wt hope to hear soon thal he is belter. Mr. Kniest Browne and sister, Mis? DIuuclic, attended thu I'nyno-McCown wcihling in Anderson on theSTth. 'I hey report it in this way: The bride was lovely, Hu-groom handsome, tho mu sic exquisite, the decorations beautiful, tho refreshments delirious and the bridal presents numerous it ml valuable. Tho guests were many, and enjoyed the occasion to the fullest extent. IN?'OI;N IT \. l.Dwntlesvillc Locals Thc ginning out lit of thc Lowndes* ville Cotton Oil Co. is in line running order, ami is ginning cotton sis fast us it comes. About twelve minutes i-> ike time icu ni red 1? gin n bale. The system used is the Pratt, and not, ns stated in mr article several weeks ago. thc Munger. This is duo in all justice to th?- Daniel I 'rn 11 (jin Com pany, ol' Crail villi". Ala., the nm nu fac ture rs of the system, and to our towns mun, Mi. I), li. Harnes, who made thc sal?-. The Pratt System is much su perior to tho Munger, and the Compa ny is to be congratulated on its selei' I ion. Captain chas. T. linker, (.Quartermas ter of thc I'nibed States Army, and commander of tIn* government trans port "Kilpatrick." is here visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. Halter. Mr. and Mrs. dibbs L, linker, of Washington, l>. C., me also stopping with Mr. and Mis. Hakcr. Thc C. ?x. W. C. Hallway's agent here, Mr. V. H. Harris, who dining the long lime thal lu* has represented his com pany herc, hus always shown himself courteous, kind, ellieient mid faithful to thc interests both of his employers and of the public, left Saturday for U reen wood. Ile goes then" to incept a higher position, ami while we re gret tlint he must leave us. we congrat ulate him on his promotion. Mr. lt. W. Colyer, of Mount Carmel, came up Fri day to take his place. Mr. Coiyor was formerly a resident of Lowndes ville, and our people ure glad to know that he will ?H3 with us again. Miss Mac Harris, of Liucolnton, (ia., han been visiting her brother, Air. F. H. Harris, at the Kay House. Mr. Ira ll. Hell left for Spurt nabing Friday morning, whero ho will enter the Sophomore ? lass of Wottbrd Col lege. Mr. K. .1. Ilueknbee returned hom a visit tc Abbeville Saturday. Mr. J. IL Linah, a popular traveling mau. who represents the well-known Charleston firm ol' T. li. Mctinhnn vV Co. in this territory! is visiting his friend. Air. A. V. Haines. Miss l?la Hawthorne, of Lat i mer, who has ninny friends her?', spent the week with Miss Lily Htickabeo, returning to ber home Saturday. Mr. Henry H. Allen has gone to Au gusta to miter the Medical College. Mr. L. .1. Moorchcad. ??f Parks ville, S. C., is herc visiting his mother, Mrs. A. K. Moorchcad. Mr. DeWitt L. Darnes went to ti reen ville during thc last week. Mr. Franklin, the agent for the Au gusta Chronicle was in town Friday. Thc C. v<v W. C. li. H auditor, Mr. tiillienn, caine up from Augusta Friday to make changes in the depot books nuble necessary by the chango of agents and left Saturday on the Sa. m. train Mi D. HORTON. - Wade H. Scranton, a merchant, ?d' Hcuncttsville, was struck by a train while driving over the Bennottsville railroad track. The horse was killed und tho buggy smashed, but it was not supposed Scranton wns seriously hurt until morning, when lie die?!. The coroner's jury found a verdict charging train olllcials with carelessness in not blowing thc whistle for the crossing. mm -t*- ?? - Two ne.w county schemes are being agitated, onoto ho called Wn torrce, with Ridgeway for its capital, tho other to bo cut oil' of Laurens, Sportanburg and Newberry, with it.? court house ut (Hinton Pendleton ItCIII.?. Mr. M. M. Hunter lins boon contiued to Ins loom loi' severa] days with n colil. Wc luipi' that ho will soon he wi ll again. Miss liney .McKrido went lo Ander siiii Monday. Mis. Agnes He I.ees has gone to 1 'el - /cr. visiting her daughter, and will be away tor sonic time. Mi. .1. C. Stribbling's children, while on the way from school one day last week, lind a run-away jenine, 'i'll? two girls wen thrown {'rom their cpu vevaiice, hinting them very bailly. The communion of thc Lord1*Slip per was udiiiinistcrcil at Hu- I'roslryte I ian ('hut i li Sunday. We have (|iiile a .-i an- in our tow n ol tin smallpox, Inn wc liuvi no rasch yet. ll is repelled lo besoim distance irmii here TI:I.I. T\i.r. t nhill Meeting, I'loglaiii ot Union Menin.: ol the hst Dividion ol i lu- Saluda Association, to meei willi 1st Kapi ?ni I 'hui ?-li ol' |'i ly.ei on ?ih Sunday ami Saturday brion in I Iclobei : I. Union will II i rr t nt lo .1. m. Satur day ami proceed lo organize. Then will follow thc introductory sermon, preached bv Kev. K. W. Kurls or Kev. Mike Met iee. Intermission al I .' o'clock for two hours. \ i I KUM H IN sr.s.siox; Discussion ol' ihe following subjects: I. The obligation of ihe ('bundies to give I he ni ed v the (iospel, bv Knit hers I W. II. llawUiiis and J. .1. Keck. J. The importance and convenience ol dividing Ihe tiehl (which is Hie world) into Stair, home and foreign sections, by Ki ot hens W.T. Talc, N. H. Wright and K..W. Sanders. Sunday, lb o'clock a. m.. Sunday j School mass 'peeling, to be addressed ! bf Uevs. < >. .1. Copeland timi W. II. I Wost. I 11:550 o'clock, Missionary sermon, by ? Kev. O. K. Marlin. I We hope later tnuiTUIIgc forsermons on both Sal ll rd av and Sunda v nights. (V. W. Ki s.-i'.v. Clerk. VarcniiiuK Public Schools. The public schools w ill open in V? rennos Township October (Mt h. Thc patrons of euch school arr requested to meet.on or before that dale and select a teacher for their respective schools. W. <5. Wini!, Ch'm'li. 11 is tho pan icu Ur customer, tin? ?IJVMH- . ttH-ttin;/, will-informed hover tim'. we ilk? to.Mtrlko whfii lin co no HM to tnwn tor j his Hardware, I tr, ploutent* ur Mach?n ?.i v. We, Hutt IM, Mullican Httrown.ro ? l'o , kno iv tlittt allauch will snap bardait.H vs lon 11 (Tit roil. <Maims ar? el?*?ap und oaailv made, hut Sullivan I lani warn i'o. has tho proof to . Htablifih tho worth ol' the Oliver ('billed PloWH. Tho best ?nil ehnapn.'tt Ktook of Fall and Winter Dry Goods tn the citv at Vandi vcr Bron. Mallard'* Obelisk and Guthrie's Finest Patent Flour tor $4.00 per bar el at Van iflvor Bro*. Free oily delivery 'Plioi e76 Brock Bro??, have putt received a ear loud of I-'-erbtfts Fonio-n Iliade by tho <;i^er M'l'tr I'o. They aro itt wnll known they need .,<? praise in Ute p iper?, j I' ). every oio- who bus ?-\ er o .? tl om-cnn j o il ton what thev will do. Tn?y r? eelv?d H '?'i fi ii nt Kunine i a -.ailie'' ', : and it ?VHS i| .IO? * ciiriodily i. ? ion . 11111 ttrouiiu hy ilsoir. Go and HMM ih??m .*. In von ??rn itt need nf ?io H to 1 ! 11 I'. Portable Kiit^iue. Thoy have Hi""1 ami will sell you HOinetuliig good at a cloon t>ri. ". Toe biuui'si, br*Ht ami cheapest rt tock of She?'.'? in ib--city ai Vin.iii ver Urn-. Have hot water pi pm run trotn your i '?M- to bath room. " Try Oiborne iV i >-diorite ?ron King Stoves aro eonsidered tho j b 'ht liny one. Osborne ?\ Osborne I ."solo AgnntM. j 1 I % .POI Plano or Organ net? I- tuning ?tr repair-', it will pav you tosen Mr .las. A. rt o d * I oe k of Th? C. A. KoeiJ M ti sic Mouse, who wnl l'immol?e perfect saliafaction lo hil. Twenty yearn experien? o is what tells in Sullivan Hard war? Co'a hiisiiies*. In t hui limo thoy hiv? learned much from eiiaiouif.rs, at homo ami in Hie inarketa of ibo torld. How lo buy I* how to ??ll. A b-toluio i .-er la I ii ty of beim; plea-ed is i ht* r?wa/d tor'.radinc; with this "id reliable brm You may read uiiK'h an?: bal le ve noth ing, -nein?.' is believing when it e . III CH >.? Snil van ll ard ward CO.'H bi? driv? <?n K limer and (.Mather Helling, Machine ttupplii-H anti Fittings. To please tho hardest cu HU un ?ar ?s mir pr?te and purpose If he t? wtirlh pleasing, uiv inait who can't bo pleased with Sul livan Hardware Co.'a Belting and prices ia idinply beyond hope. j Winni yon have aoy kind ol' Plumbing I I wouiii like lo figure with you on it. ! .s tl .lohn T. Burris.!-. Sullivan Hardware Co. are Morgan it Wright* a rou ul ai ly ttppolutcii distributing agouti*, l imy eau UIWHVM furnish these well known Tires and Inner Tubes al Io .vest pri?es. READY FOR BUSINESS ! WI J In-;.* tn rn y lo tho r ad? rs ot" ibis naper thal wt- are r a ly lor bust ne . va os luivo been HI fast wv could not g--t a stock sufficient .1? mid. Friends, since opening until Sept. ?JO i li we turned our money invested. Now is: thal? W.-rid ?1 hy hum ot dealing ami low pr?tes. Now, it you would hil.- thc hall keep roi i ino; nial get ?une bargains yon never heard ol', mu* h ic.-- n ugh i ni, e*< inc nuil ??et in tin- crowd. We have paralyzed the p'opie with hov pi r? i on (tla.-sware. What do you think o?' buying a };roat hi?: Butter Didi loi-s . und a l?c ('ream Pitcher for 5e. it eau h? done. .Laune ami ?ec with your own e.*cs Our Imported Crockery should bb .-'jen hv every p< r- n thai, tins children, dust, what ah 'tit it? In one l t. we had . iiiiy one ('np niel om- Plate broken. Don't that [novo its loncho: ss ? J IS A Ns, J IO NS ! - We have the hc-t lot of .leans for the money ill town. Sn- our 1", l?, 20 and 25e .leans and von will buy. UN DKKSU I li I g !--tt e em sell you two for 25c. Wool Socks fur only I Or. blue Stone three pounds for 25c (/..mo ?ud get prices. Seeing with your owu eyes is knowing. Weare little but loud. KING BROS , BARGAIN STOKE, Two Doors from Post Office. dur Buyer, w ho baa just returned from the Nortberu markets, purchased the largest Stock of NEW FALL GOODS ever brought to this matket, and we tire tinily receiving New Goods ou every train. From every nook and corner of tho Store pour foith extraordinary values. A combination of rare ofierings that cannot fail t > give by far thc greatest opportunity you have had in ninny a long day. NEW NOTIONS, Perfume Talcum Powder..only -lc English Pins, four papers for. only oe Ladies' Black Hose, fast colors.ouly 7c Ladies' Union Suits.only 24c Ladies' Fleece lined Undervcst, bc3t quality .only 16c 1 indies' Fine Kid Gloves, worth SI.00.only (59c Puro Linen Window Shades.only 23c Buttermilk Soap, three cakes in a box.only 4c Box Writing Paper and Envelopes.only 3CP White Counterpart extra large size.!.only 74c ?.JEW DRY GOODS. Outing Flannels, large assortment of patterns.only 4? French Flannels, beautiful designs.only 8c Royal Camping Cloth.-only 7?c Window Curtain Scrims. .only 4c Beat yard-wide Bleaching.only 5c Cheviots, dark Patterns, fast colors.only Tc Cotton Flannel, heavy quality.only 5c Worsted Plaids, beautiful designs for Waists.only 9Jcc White and Red Table Damask.only 24c 30-inch Bayadere Novelty Dress Goods. only 19 Black Brocaded Brilliantine. 40 inches wide.only 24c Cashmere?, in nil colors, 30 inches wide, all wool. .,.only 19c NEW SHOES. One lol Drummers Samples of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Shoes, slightly damaged.only 75c Ladies' Dongola Shoes, button or lace, heel or spring heel. only 9Sc Ladies* Genuine Dongola Shoes, every pair guaranteed, button or lace.. 1.45 Ladies' Milwaukee Oil Grain Shoes, water-proof.only 98c Children's Pebble Grain Button Shoes. only 75c Gentlemen's Satin Calf Shoe3 guaranteed to give good wear.only 1.48 Gentlemen's Tun Box Calf, extra heavy soles.only 1.98 NEW GENTS' FURNISHINGS Gentlemen's Cotton Fleece Undershirt!-.only 14c Gentlemen's Extra Heavy Cotton Undershirts, value 40c.only 24c Gentlemen's Flcccc-iined Undershirts, value 75c.. . .'. only 48c Gentlemen's Laundered Percale Shirts, two Collars. only 48c 1000 Pairs All Wool'Jean? Pants, worth regular S1.00- .only 75c Hgr* Don't fail to call on us, as wc will guarantee a saving of from 15 to 25 per cent, on any .article purchased from us Yours trnlv. LESSER & CO., l^OKR MASON ir TRMPliK Last Summer, in planning our Fall campaign, we decided we would increase our Clothing business this Pall, so we are straight at the business to make our decision go, or rather make great quantities of Clothing move. Clothing is no side-issue with us. buta big investment of money in Clothing, Gents' Furnishings, Hats and Shoes for Men and Boys. For $5.00 You can buy from us all wool Clay Worsted Suits, equal to many $7.50 Suits on the market, For the same money you can buy all wool Cassimere Suits-no shoddy, but leal, first-class value for the price. We have Men's Suits for less money, but our $5.00 Suits are something extra, we think. We are not at all afraid of talking up this lot of Suits, for we believe they will back our judgment on the wear. $7.50 Will buy a natty, nobby, stylish Suit of Fancy Clay Worsted, Fancy Cassimere or plain, hard-finish goods, well made, durable, dependable goods. See them, you wil^ not be disap pointed. This is a great line of very stylish, well-tailored, put together in best workman-like man ner; good-fitting, dressy, with an individuality peculiar to our manufacturers. The hub of our Clothing. You will get as much good value as money can get for that price. They are truly choice plums. We are Clothing people, with big stock to show. Very choice lot from Of Dress Suits-Fancy Cassimeres, in regulars, slims and stouts. Our Clothing is well| made, bought of best manufacturers ; therefore you can buy from us with safety. Gents' Furnishings. This is a great department. We have no Department in our Store that we think more of. You find something new in it almost every week. Fine Dress Shirts, Unlaundered White Shirts, Night Rob?s. great line of Negligee Shirts, Cravats, Suspenders,* Kid Glovesss Fabric Gloves and Hosiery. Underwear. Well, we are ready for you and the cold weather with our display of Men's Under! wear. Real good garments for 25c, 50c, $1.00 to $2.00 each. Fleece-lined garments is thft fad now-soft, comfortable and warm. This is a very strong line. Anxious to lay theq before you. 1st I We sell so many Hats that we rae surely known by every one for selling the bef brands of good wearing Hats for the money. Shoes. ii Ii Si Si St Si Pi Pu Pa Pa An We want every Man and Boy in this section of South Carolina to visit our Clothii * S room. We have something that we are not afraid to show. Clothing and Furnishings th r> are able to speak plain and to the point on sight. Dumb, yet speak in no uncertain lo guage. We are not out to mislead any one. We have Clothing to sell, and if you hal Clothing to buy we want your attention. Ton can lose nothing by coming and investi^ ting our Stock. We have what the deople want at short prices No end to them. You will do well to step into our $2.00, $3.00 and $3.50 Shoes. Knee Pants Suits. MuBt not pass the little men, for without doubt we are showing the best line of Kn Pants Suits-from $1.00 to $5.00-we have ever shown, and for less money. Yours truly, 11 for