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HI I!I| li L \:i . a i j 11 i i 1. 111. j 111 ? f i ? 11 - li.ill-all.nl. elainieil ile- .it toni ion ol a lal V . ii . !.. -?I li . i'i-. ! he I . li? 1? * .uni . li.i.lu '.i Mig ill!.i ?h .ei veil ly JIOJI nlai and atliiiiicil. I liv Innige was I ii ii!'. ?!< i ninti d ;o . in > saul hcitllllii -. !\ '. . f II?! pu!!' il j?! Ul! . .Hui |l I I . -?ll 11 . ( I ?.in-' ill I r.'b't i Vesi-ehe. There WOI'o t." atti IM I :i ii I -. . A i i Mis- l.i Inri I lunnyc ntl !" lite wedding III;IH li .liol the brill' " il gi i ?.ni i o' i 11 '1 lin iiiom on Hu .? lakiiig ito ii -?.uni be lo le ii li I lu .mi 11 ni lluucis. TIlO I'ev. ? ' V\ . Slug -.. I ?. i "1 i lo- Seeoml i . -bvte liant h.iti li poi tunned tin i.ii immy. II uih SWeel l.\ impressive I I ? rep linn w hirh I? ?I lt ?weil was .ii !< . . 1 b\ a liligi' 11111111 ?4-1 ol' friend-. . . .i h.uni Minn a lia ir. "i'lif Initie-ii ?lau ... "! ?In I.il'' .lames A in brose Hoit-ti.ii wini- pearl gray cloth, illili ' ni .'I white m-i-. She* is nt nil I ?nie-: pi? l ly, !nil hull.' il purlieiilarly st? la-i nighl in lu i weil ?ling gown! Sin- isa bright, nt Maldive young woman, who will always make nnii keep l i K I,.!-. "The groom i ;> nat i ve ol' Aiidoi-.-iui, but is at pivsenl einplo.vetl :i- I race clerk in tin oilit-e ol tin" Southern Kx press company in I his eily. His worth ts known ami reeoglii/etl. Iii- has a liosi ol 11 H mis here ami in South Caro lina, and they vied wi'b each oilier in Memling beaut ?fill gills lo him ami Ins brille on iii?' eventful evening ol I heir lives. "Among i he present s were handsome pieces nf silvi ami r.if glass from the expre--i i o j ?\ -?nperiuteiuletit Sad ler. M. -i il- :. id.it . Kiehanlsoii, Al len, .binn s anti ?'.lin!,.-hip, mute agents a Ut I 11 "in ! if no - -1 ngeiv." Denver Ibds. Mrs. W. A. <.. McWhorlet visileil her tia ugh I er, Mrs. Sam Hani.-, ni Helton, last week, anti had a very piensan I time. Miss Hattie Mj'Whorler, aller only one week's vacation, jolt to lake nhargo of the school ut Mountain View. She is such a successful leat her her servi ces an* always in demand. Mr. \V. lt. (? arrisen ami daughter, Miss Lillie, had :i very pleasant visit of a few days recently to relatives in Walhalla.* Miss Mattie Kskow is visiting rela tives in Pendleton this week. The friends ot Mr. .lohn Pruitt, of Kock Mills, were glad to se?-him well again alter his serious attack ot lever. With his wilt? ami lovely children he vialed his father-in-law, Slr..I. W. Ma jors, last week. Mrs. Dr. Duckworth and ?laughter, Miss Birdie, of Sept us. were the guests of Mr. \V. D. Garrison's family last Thursday. Messrs. 1?. A. Buchanan ami Sylves ter Kl md went 'possum hunting ono night last week, but leaving the "pos sum in tho'.Simmon tree, they stopped to call on sumo pretty girls. The pos sum that wasn't taught is grinning about il yet. Hut the boys generally like "dear" lad ter than any tit her game. Mr. T. li. Simpson, Jr., is thinking ol taking his gripsack on the road, ns drummer lui ?in- Field Tobacco Co., ot Danville, Yu. Ile is one nf Denver's best young men. Knergctie, limiest anti stiber, lie is apt to succeed in any calling. Miss Lucia Brown, of Anderson, is teaching the <>ak ('rove school, near Denver, anti boarding at Mr. .1. \V. Bowden's. Patrons ?md pupils are very much pleased with her. She is a grad uate of Winthrop. Mr. (.?scar Browne, of Conterville, has a large school at Prospect, where he is much liked as a teacher. This is the third school ho has taught there. He bas just completed a business course at a Business Col lego in Poughkeepsie, N. V. Ile is also a graduate nf Clem son, ami with his sober, industiious babils, is well .nullified to lill any posi tion. Denver society regretted to see Mr. Arthur Krwin leave. Ile bas accepted a position ns elerk with the linn ?d' Bigby and Co., at I VI/.er. Ile is well worthy of the conthlcucc of his em ployers, and the esteem ol I Vizor's best people. Alter the many weeks ola bright, balmy indian Stimmer, we are having the ?old, wet weather ??l "sad and drear*'November. But with the crops nil gathered and grain sown, the larm er can -it contentedly hy the wa rm'fire side ami read his patter or play games with tin- children. With a* ctiiutorta ble home to shelter I hom, plenty to eat ami wear, wutul laid in to burn through the long, "old Winter, ami none of the family sick, they are ready tn keep a glad Thanksgiving next Thursday. \ml ns you feast anti give thanks, remember to share with the poor, knowing I hat "ii is inoro bl? -seil to give I han to receive.*" lt is a poor, selfish soul thal never fell the blessed ness ol'gi \ mg. l\? m.MT V. Siuldh r's t r. i l. Pebbles. Little Alla i t, the infant son of Mr und Mrs..I. C. (?luu r, is yerj -irk at this wining wiih pneumonia. Wi-hope In- may soon rei ns er. M iss Kv via Brooks, a charming young l.id.v ol (his place, has returned from a two weeks' visit to bei sister. Mrs. Whit held, ?il Tekoona, S. C. ?She iv repnri - a line lime. Mrs. Hugh M< Lei s. ol' Pendleton, S. ('., visited relatives near herc last wei k, on her way to Missoiiri. Mr. ?inl Mrs. Leonard Jackson, ol'the I Deep Creek section, visited Mr. Prank M c. Leis last week. l'amiie \YHliford and Kinma Brooks visited trjcmls near Andersoii % i I le ?me day last week. Mr. Ld. dickery, a fruit agent of Hartwell, t?a., was in our midst re cently. Milch ?nCCCSS to the Till-. IXTKl.I.I I;I:NOKI:. Muini UK. Downie our basttntmt vu will find Band Iron, liar Iron and burs of tool steel in sll sorts o] s /.cs ai,?l shapes. When you nn?d anything of this s?irt, eomo tn UP. Ii yon univ want a pleno ol Iron afoot long, we'll he ?lai tn eui it ??11* for yon. Brock Brother's Hardware Store. Buy a pair nf leggings ami keep your logs from getting cold these col rt winter days when you urn traveling. You will lind a complete lino at Brock Brothers. Also Hunting Coals, loaded .Sholls and empty Sholls and everything ihm n bun ter needs to properly equip himself for hunting. l/lUmlr-\?Ile I.orals. Tjj? !.".\ mil ~ . iii.- 1-2}?wortli League ! Hil l i inl.iv pyeiiiiijg. lin- Sitli inst., ;ii Mr. .1. \\ . ! lui I..11 II . '- with an ii Vol age , . ?ii' in l>i ii< e. At lol* listening it) ?i veij enjoyable piogiain, UH- I_'iif .ul ; ?I until i!n- business m? . 'iii':. Mundill i vi iiiiu, l>cc. I, ;II Mi. .1. 'I . I.?iiinu r.-. A I nil atti'lnliiiK <' is i1 ; .; n -li il un ll;.if IM'CUSioll, .'- II l|OW S|d I . i! I.illil'l'l Will IMM'IIM'1.1 ll, .lll'l Mt llt't' lill - ' ?.Ifii.llil lilli ?ness 1 I'll ll Si IC ' -I. V!r vt>. I hill :nn! 1 :- . . ^?iiri;, ' M ! 1 III ! Iii- Heighten .. . .' ' 11 ? IV s il " ''. i' III- cnitlc II; V . 1'. U. .'..!!. li. A . > .. pope!.- ni J ju vi io." "ii. \Y. li. TinH .. . on?' ..I , - i" i iwilic.il in i. i ? . : ..I : ? . ut ll-hiii.-v . : i . ! ?. < ?ur A ? '? . Allgtl-til ' Mr. tl. I:. mn il? tu II 'lum ' W liliane m 1 . .illtl lois : i li?e ii' i /I i .Mili hi. Mi. I . !;. li.-it.m. I i ?.S I'lllll ?.' I .1 ! .' ne.iri II, 11 nile, ' ; 11 if ?ii t : lom lu", e. I hiii ? il.i> i nigh?. . i run -. ' ?'.mi" .li ll i .uni i Nil ! ii I i . i !.iT, Wi ?i i li il . ii- I III hr.' i eui ? i li?:i .... in.' ul "-f i II np." I illili .? i - ? I i 111 c * 1111 in ithtiiin, nilli lin ' ! - !ii|Ve lin ii liiiiile ;i- -. .1. >' . '. I'linle, ol Lill inn r. w il - in -.. . M..(..I..v. i;'e .nuil linns' hil ve make (In roads, ?..ul. .uni liv. In i nu r . ?ire .. eh mi I ?nil-. Mi I ?. I l<.i: i os. I.inri,ii Hi ins Since mir hist >.? riling vie list vi beeb jinx ing sumo gund fains, which will (ie . i -'i i .il lu lp ; o lin- -Illili I gl/aill I li.'il I ni lli i li SOW i ll . I' -erin?, t hilt sollie I uglies lin vc boen visiting lin- ri ?linn II ti i I y, :i- severul chickens and some nt her Illings have . ll- ippiHeil. .in. i -li elm il li ieml iiinl lieighhor. Mr. \V. ii. Kuy, going In move In A IHII-I sun t his Full. Ile will lu-great Iv mi-seil In In- Iriciidsand neighbors. I In- house he leave-. Will he oertlpieil In M i. Wm. I hu pei. Just mie imm- iiimith until Cliti-I III.I-. iiml 1 hell lill ii jolly t ?lill*. We hear linn tiny .-m- talking ol' having a Christmas i rec at this place. We hope they will have one, ami that i \ er?, bolly will take un interest in it :IIII| have ;i niee om-. \ X. Alice Items. ilieii. Nov. I"), |sii;s, with typhoid fever, Jesse .Innes, aged il yea rn. Jesse wiis the third son of Mr. .1. l'en y .Innes, nuil w:is n 'might hoy. The remains were buried next day at ('ross Hoad*. Henry, lin- eldest son ot'Mr. .huies, lum the typhoid lever, but is now mi t he mend! Misses I lessie ami Dora Ithickimili, ol'(.'urine, worshipped al Kocky Uiver las) tIiinl Sunday. Mrs. W. (i.Mnnre received a telegram ii lew days ago rroiii Ti ny, S. C., an nouncing the death ni her lather. Miss laila McAdams, ut' the Kork, is visiting relatives and friends in this section. Miss Kihi McAdams is very -irk al this writing with malaria lever. Mr. K. C. Martin and family an* go ing to leave this section this week to make their home in the Mountain (Jreek seel ion. We regret to give up such good neighbors. KA HM Kit. In Memory of Our Mother. Mrs. Kinma drown died at her home in this city on Nov. ii??, IM??, aged .1(1 yours. She had been in feeble health for some time, but was con li ned to her bed only three weeks. A few minutes before her departure she called her t hree daughters to her bedside, and, bidding them good-bye. told them to meet her in Heaven. She was a devo ted mother, a loving' neighbor, a kind friend and an humble christian. Her remains were in tore I'd at the nhl Smiths Chapel cemetery on Thursday afternoon, Kev. .lohn ll. Herron con ducting the funeral services. Sleep, dear Mother, and take thy rest, (Jod called thee linnie, Ile thought it best. N'OKA 1?. Whon you vvniit a lirsl-rlnss OHM horse Wag >n, buy eur make. ir r. 1*. STKPII ..:NH. The huill?n;; Henson is now on, ?md lino lions and goiiii Ammunition ure in demand. A mil assortment of nil tho atest pattern (nins and a most c impl?te stork ol Ammunition ran be lound at tho great Armory of Sullivan ll ard wan* Co. When you nomi a borne or molo Collar yon cannot alford to fail to examino the lino offered by Sullivan Hardware Co. With un e;> e always open for bauen-nu they have seen red a dirge lot of ihe-o Collard at sacrifice prions, which they in tend Helling al prices that cannot tail to interest yon. Have you a horse or mule suffering from a som HhouldeiV If s->, through pity givn him relief by Ki'curiug ono of those untented t'ollarH ntl'eivd l>y Sulli van Hardware Co. These Collars an made especially for the jebel ot' such sulfuring and never fail t-? ??ITact u cure. Sullivan Hardware Co. make special i ll'orts to cater to lim wants or the sports man und ha*.o on band overythiiiK ne et his demands. Their ninny tours experience in this lino enable them to i li -r ?i srl'-rtion of (inns anil Atnmuiii tioii beyond e unparison. Kine selection mid ure.it varletv of Pocket and Table Cutlery un exliihlllon in ibo show ca^es of Sullivan Hardware Co. ..'armors' Headquarters ! The mam* moth Store and Warn-rooms of Hie greatest distributing House in the State -.Sullivan Hardware Co - aro pa .ko.l to i heir utmost capacity willi all tho latest and most impmved Agricultural Imple ments. Their many years ol experience, and tho ipninllties io which they buy these goons enable them to oller un a*? sortinenl <it price.? timi duty compel? tinh. Ile not deceived, Kew of lim Just ns unod sort over attain tim perfection ot T it - Standard. A bad Plow would have im imitators, fhn liront Oliver Chilled Plow hu- moro than twenty woul ? he imitators, hut s ?|| i'i?..>!(| Oliver reinaiim king and wisbout a peer for genuino ox ( ol tunee und perfection. KOST On ?-stfurday, 'Jotli mst , between Cometville Mi?ls ami lb.nen Kalb. or lu Anderson between i m llakery ?on! J. T. I tn r rlss' Store, H HU.ml rou n I gold Kreuch. The tinder will bo Ilhorn Iv ri - warded by leaving it nt John M. Huh? hard'*; .lt?? elry Store. Too Torten' Cutaway Harrow is .th? h st rntawav Harrow, and docs the best wmk with lin* lightest il ra ft. of any iver nixi.lo, l*'or sale by ll rock Brothers, solo ng. nts lor lipper S, C. tiens und Pistols of all kinds and prices nt Bruck I trot horn A gi od lire (or our friends und eiNtoin eis when tho weather is cold, and we ure always g I.ul lo li.ne yon como in and ucl warm win thor yon want io buy or not. Brock Ur? it hera' II ard wara Store. Twenty live Dollars will buya fairly Bond f-rpiarc ptnetice 1'ianoat the C. A. Keed Music House. They are intrinsi cally woilh double thal amount. I lavo hot water pipes run from your stove to bath room. Try Osborne it ( ?nhorno. If you want tho finest Texas Seed Oats cheap, get them at Vandiver lires. The b^st ami eheapest stock of Call and Winter Dry Oonda in the eily at Vaudl ver Bros. For Sale-Some desirable city properly Apply to C. C. Lineaban. And iii?.? ol?! in?" S-utta Claus, has ?.< iiitn MIK! >" 1) i - -amp''- ..t toys with Uti' Mindil. K ?. ?....>.,;r ?in?- I inn Mt popu lar willi Urn tull" '?ilk, ?<.? I ? li*" V HI?? iii? ..m -. I .. want- ... i . hf ?uv- arrimu* d wit li iii?? I?'- \?'H !?t i ui'i t ? ?ti ? ?t S lit ie v Slur" pt*M Km! ay ?*v*?iiii'g I '?.>.. l/?t i 'r??in ..'..:...,; until night, ?.':?. <? lu look I III 'iii'w'li MI. ->?ni|i!?tH ni . . iud dolls ri IP I i il Vt? \ . i ri r? I er iv I' li . . - (that ht? ?-I?II li 11 ?4.11 .' . nt' e l< ik- .'.".kiiiu I MI* \ .!. ?-. All ? 1 '">." Util.? I,.- (>*.?.* ? nil y lil vi le? I .Hin?? Hr? ?il''I I ?'.<.? I lie mr.! !i?*r*4 uii'i I .il hur?? W"' ive line t '(HIM !!l -'. -' I- . - "lol 'I- 'ti* Mill ali!?? l .. \ ... ..trill.lav . I Inn; t,r,....i.t?, . i? .?: I ?un |. . .;.hiving un i ir th?. . .. . . ii--. - V '..: ? ?ai I.) ie, v sit il t . . I ti - i?? e ? i. \' < . 1 .l.V* . I-..I ?.'?.I?, i I.'I. NI \ I r ..' MI ????. .... . ?H I ?1 M.:| Ililli" , ! . . r. A [i|?|v l-l M Ifs. I). -. ! i y I. til, I rf ??i Kins* Si . '. vVt-i >?r?' .. '.I tie? IIKNI l?iiy > . >".i>. rim ?V 'Minnie S-.;.? Agent -. Vliitit-y tn l.'ian Kor l'?euts I, itv in toro-t an I '"'ig limp, ii si-'-irr .-. .- llr-t ? ..i--, ll. I . danni, \ t lorri' I/itv. BANK STOCK. riViK nii'lfisi'^m-ii will ?it n il li" fl ? MI i ol-> m ii ..nt n! t ? url ll" ti n??xl M iinliiv, *MII?-?IHV during th.. I? gal h'uirs ..I't-'il?, i went?, mi" - I ir? s ol' Stock i.!' HIM f>-ttli; i i Aiiili'i'Hi H. HIM prnpnrt.v '.' Ih?? l'.-t>.!" i.i' |{. <?. Anderson, 'iv' I. .1 AS ?: iSIlKllSOX, i-. <>. .-, N HKIOO.N, Nov j', i A'imiiii-tiut'trs LAND FOR SALE. HpilK nniltir-iuiiiMl oilers lor -al?, u a i ruet >.!' ' i.i.i i- rttaining 7- UI-H-H, I II Suv ?itt nul: Ti cv n-li i i?, adj om i ute lands "t lt. !1. TlHiiii|'Miii, ..|!i..i" Pruitt urni "Un r-, mi I known |nn ol tim K/.ekicl N??ri is pliure. I ift?-Hiug house and other hltililiiigs on pla?*??, i.'.-.'l slate of culli v.itioti. I: mn -...M HI i o i vat H sale will ho sottl ut (intili.- init.-r?, io front ol'Court Non-?! SSI?*MIIIV Terms eush. Pureba H. r tn |i;iy loi napers anti Minmi". .1 M. I? ?UN s KN Ii. Nov. -".'. il'.' ' 1* NOTICE. HY virtiit* of a Com m i-Nimi (rom W. II. Ci op r, So-ri tiirv ' f ??Iut? for Smith Ctroliuu, i-sucil Nov. I'll, IS'.ISI, directed to .1. C. .laekr-oti, L. A. Kurl? ami others, Hooks i .1 S?ii?s'-ri|i?ioii to the Cup i tal Stork ol 'Iii" Ililililtng, I,"im Hinl In? pr.tviiuiftui ''"inp>ni> ol Aiiflt-rsou, N. C., will he tipono.l u; Un? C.i i p?*rativu Store on Wi.-t MHikel "-n?'?-{. < nv ol A inter ? ni, S. C , ??n Sui ti ii#t v, I ii'i-?M'i her J I Ml I, fruin th? hour-? ol 1 i? in lo ?> p. m., un?] tin euell mi!?*?#*?jn?'iu Situr?lu> 'luring th?) \ eur I- !? al tito >?. te tu rs. " I c J ACKSON, I.. A. KAI:I.K. C. K. t ll KKKY, Ami tithers. Nov 25?. ISSI?* "M 1 Trustee's Sale of Real Estate. I_> Y vin in? otu linet] of Trust fruin Mrs. _> Alien M. Hailey, 1 will sell ul oublie ouiery milei'sim, c H., S. C., on S-tlesibiy in Hec ether next. All th u '?'tu t ur Pure?I ol' Land, eon tuiiting oe?? timi otiH-i hird aeres, more or less, situa " in saul Comity and Slate, in the Cilv of AiobT.-nii, u-ljoininir laruls of Mis M. A. Murrah, ts'ate of Sylvester Ubs-kii'V ar.il <tl<r-\ lining part t.f tbs Heal K-.tateo? i:i?? lat?? K. K. Murrah, ?la ceasen, on the Northwest sid?, of (treeu ville street in said City, lt muy he di vid?.d into t wo lol?, Terni' ol s?b- - One-third rash, balance on?? und two years, Interest from ?lay of sale at S pei rent, psr annum annually, secured by in?trigaire. Property lo li? In sured und pulley as-iirned, ami pundiaser to pav tor -tamp-* and papers extra. .1. M A 1 I". COOLEY. Trustee. Nov. Jil, lS'i'i 2.'{ 1 SPECIAL SALE OF PIANQS.NDOROANS. FOR TIM: NKxr THIRTY HAYS THE C. A REED MIJSSC HOUSE Will sell any of th? following High Grade IM A Ni's ami i?R('\SS '" pr'C.sH a- low a.*. ran he ohtuine?! from the Manufactu rers ?lin ri : K tt 1 UK. l \ K i S & VOS I).'. .t . ll ? ? \V X, \VilIB?;i<:i?OCK, >M>K:uid a v ' h j MOS n. \}si\'Vt%%\ ft? < . W , K>?I*KV andi B* % Kt IC \ ^ 3 5 cV VO i'l'V ole?; AN*. Prosp???'fiv?? pureh isers will lint 1 u to Ihoir llU??r*?sl ?o rall an 1 Ill-pert my Stork or wino 5 ?r prie??-. Wt? ?'sn n?pres?uii 'ho emling makes - Sewing Machines At. K-?. k M ?H < " !i-,'!ii"-. Kn-,..-.- .ol! , THE C. A. KElT-D MUSI ? HOUSE IN 1> \MP WRATH KR Collar" and Cuir< l.ailtidAret] by us t?o not I'VIM ttoir iii?)-, or stlttnew*:. t biol * LAL'NHRY WORK ls our pride. We glory in it Kor Lu dies and Gentlemen, and tho little folks, loo, wt? rio ??ur best. PLRASKD I U-<TOMKlLS Aro the kind of people wo ?bal will),and we wael you lo be oin? of them. Can you giv?> os ait}, gem? reason why you should not lie? ANDERSON ?TEAM LAUNDRY CO 2G2 East Boundary St. R. A. M\ Y FI ELD, Supt. and Treas. PHONE NO. 20. F: JONES & co. The People are accepting our plain stat?ment of Facts and are coming to us right along. Wc have bceii trying to impress on the trade that we mean what we advertise and sell as we advertise. It is encouraging to know the effect it is taking on the trade. There is always something attractive about real staunch facts. People are not going to buy from us just to accommodate us. We have to offer the inducements and live up to them to the letter. We must have everything pretty near right, for we never sold Goods with as much ease before. Bight kind of Dry Goods, Millinery, Clothing, Shoes and Gents' Furnishings, with the right kind of Prices make easy sales. The burning question with us now is, the final round up of the year's business. Every man, woman and child in the County is likely to buy something within the next four weeks, and we are anxious to sell you. WRAPS You will find that you can buy a Jacket or a Cape from us cheap. No doubt of that. You see the prices, the style and the quality. You will never find better value for the money than we give you in a Wrap just now. DRESS GOODS, Our minds were made up to cut down our Stock of Dress Goods and have done so. Still have some we are anxious to get off. Whilst we can't replace them for the money we as e selling them for, we don't care to carry a yard over, and wiil give you som? Dress Goods that sold the first of the season for 50c at 25c. MILLINERY. Thousands of Ladies havn't been fixed up in Hats yet, and we would like to have you come to see us. We are in shape to fix you up with the very latest styles and most artistic trimmings at exceptionally low prices. Hats that we are turning out now from $1.00 to $3.00 are certainly beauties for the money. Many other things that will interest you on our Dry Goods side. December is always a good Clothing and Gents' Furnishing month. We have filled up all the little weak places in our Stock and are ready for the rush. We want to make two points interesting to you : Great values for little money. We have the Stock to fit up men and boys from head to foot in good, dependable-wearing stuff. Make the investment with us. It will pay you in handsome dividends of good array. As stated we want to round up with a big month's business. We have thousands of dollars worth of Goods aU over our big establishment that we feel like must be sold. They are all well worth the money we are asking for them. Would like to haye you visit us. Will try and make every transaction satisfactory. Yours truly, WHOLESALE ?ND RETAIL. INTE W SHOES ! ! WE bave jiiRt opened up the best and cheapest line of IIEAVV NHOKS that ever was offered ?ni this market There is only one kind that we do not nor will not Dandle, and t hat is the cheap, shoddy ?turf palmed off on unsus l>ectine buyers. If we sell you t?lioos they must be solid leather or we didn't Rall 'em. So if you want Shoes to Wear buy only the beat-they are always the chraposi. DBAIS'A PATENT FLOI7B? like Mr?. Ccosar, is as pure as the Alpine snows, thrice bleached by tho hyperborean blasts. If you want anything purer than that we havn't got it. We bave nven more puro TEXAN RED RU MT PROOF OATS than Car ter bad, and waut to get rid of thurn-will se.ll them cheap. Yours for the ?395, D&AW & RATLIFFE. NT) -Parties t owing us on either Note or open Account are sziven notice a JLJ>? that heir Accounts are dna, and that they are experted to settle the same AT ONCE, or bear the costs of ?endlujr a man for our money. When our Col lector eomes to see you, you will save yourself a great deal nt'annoyance by settliug with bun at once. He will oall to see those whose Accounts aro still unpaid on ami after November 15th. D. <fc R. Ten Dollars Prize To Wheat Growers. FOR the hist five-acre yield of Wheat grown this season with our Wheat Fertilizer.--, and top-dressed with our Nitrate of Moda or other dressing, or not dressed at all, we will award as ti prize the sum of TEN DOLLARS. The award will be made on JULY 15, 1000, upou the affidavit of each contestant for the prize and the Eeveral thresher. DEAN & RATLIFFE. KT NEW GOODS always on hand. ?HaT" Our specially prep.ired Wheat Manure makes tho finest yield. WE HAVE MORE GOODS THAN DOLLARS, And must exchange with you ! AT this season of the year wc can't afford lo carry such a large steck, and to reduce our Shoe, Dry Groods and Grocery Stocks We have made the LOSV'EST PRICES that has ever been made on Staple Dry Goods since Anderson has been Anderson. Believe us, and give us on? look if you want to SAVE MOS"EY. * Very respectfully, D. C. BROWN & BRO. (NEXT TO POST OFFICE.) JOE TROWBRIDGE & CO., HABERDASHERS, ANDERSON, - - - - - 9. C. ?ir WHY buy Old Styles when you can buy new ones for the same money? The Haberdasher has NEW GOOD3 coming in erery week. Hats and Caps, Shoes and Shirts, Collars and Cuffs, Cravata and Underwear. JOE TROWBRIDGE & CO. LESSER and COMPANY. FREE! FREE! i" ; : . '.':.v. . \ ' ' - ' '? ~~-y--?_.-~ THE above cuts are reprt actuations of a few pieces of handsomely decorated, hand painted OHBNA, now on exhibition at our Store, which wo intend Giving Away Free to our Customers ! We guarantee that our prices on Goods will remain the same. This Special Offer ia made for the purpoao of increasing our trade, and showing the people that we truly appreciate their patronage. This Ware is rapidly taking the place of White Granite or Iron Stone China. It has that Eoft, white, velvety finish ; is of tho finest quality, aud without doubt ?he be3t iu the world. The shapes are the very latest patterns, and have been designed to meet the taste, of the most fastidious. It is only by our guaranteeing to uae a large quan tity of this Ware that we have been able to get it at ? a price that pubs it within thc reach of all. I Our assortment consista of Cups and Saucers, Pie [ Plates, Breakfast Plates, Dinner Plato?, Plattere, Cov ered Dishes, Cream Pitchers, Sugar Bowls, Tea Pots, and everything else whioh. goes'to make up a FINE SET OF DISHES. r We earnestly invite you to call and inspect it, when , ,, we will cheerfully give you full information. Very respectfully, LESSER & CO., UNDBR MASONIC TEMPLE.