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Local News* WK i IN I;>DAY. m:<\ !?.?. is?.?! Newell ll? in?. A~ il h i - I ' cii Miine lin.i -i?M'? \Vi ha ve mitti h \ i iii an yt liing. Mi. I du m ahoiit uiii Iiii\f town, wu I i.? > 11? . uh . 11 ? \\ ll j i . ; i j 11 I ll i lips \\ li if ii 111. i \ - . \ < \ i. i. .ii |. ,. i. i v agile i<|t |i u! ?.ii . : luii in I i ii ^ ? .uni u lui. .tholi's. Wc.il. ali noni l> ?Iota sou iug wliea ..onie atv linne, win!- nil hers -.?'??. nun.' il t| i a cal hi l uni gt mind " iii pi ililli. \ ml. Mr. I.ililn:. w lille ur .m I itkii :i!?u|l| tin w heal ?iihjcel we ll f - 11 tn ?;a,\ I ,:.?: ll IN \i \ < .il IS a fionil w heal < ar. mil ?.. ate - un --lui in gal lien nu' ol " si ?lue oin* i> going lu ha\ e -'i'ir tu? I. i'? ?li? .munni here wit h a lim -lu i. ami ii ?omi- other ci Un lu tim i v i !< II ?ii' I ! a lin in u nil lief .-iii wu ?ni 'lu i I hat mu- ul mil lal biers \\ il! gel t li* pl i/es ull'ei eil h\ si ?nu - of . ni! i mi i prising nu : i h un-, .nul last, i.iii iiui .. lin- pl i/e olh-ii <| bl voiir s? ll III Mn -liape .?! one M ill's siihscri]) Iion in \ nm most \ alu.ilili |i;ipci. < un im inti js nen riv nil gathered ail?! iiiMietl ami now lin ihtoh ul tinten .-.nu ?itiii i hehum. ol' ile gin is heai-' lin Mn'.'' i i cpl \\ In n ii li.llu or iwn '.ling I.iii ? ? ?! lull" I- lilli tliroilgll gin io -i i a liitlr hut Im a mattf .1 !|llil(. i in -iii in i- ui i lu- morning lu ??hell Ho? In I le- ?In ill sou' in nun liing watchmana?* he sil .I Upon Iiis ron?! ill I lie tup ni tall [ire watching loi thc lil's! ul light i ii I lu i a - ti i u ?ky. ami ot; we lu .H resoundingCrom en . ? ' rm ci t il hillside, I he echo <?l ? . .hopper's axe a? lu- plunges jr ? iii eye, inti? l he ii uuil. ;IIU| Intel i i n t tu' -un lia? risen ami ispom tm th hi? hearns ?il light which w . . - .nul gladdens llu- hardest hean, nul inspires ihr blue-bird ttl pon? ' .iii it? Wiithlcsuf melody, I he sein i hov i? Seen ul heal il as lie I inls alu: down I he mad, ?iel os s the Holds, ami through itu- woods willi his satchel ui hooks strapped across ilia hark, ami l>.\ his side trips along as 1 i gh I a? a s now-hi rt I ll i l leting I In nugi i the ail hum tree lo tire, his sister, w lin ?.arries the haskel containing their din ner ul potatoes, biscuits, and "home made sausage," which were put np liv the hand? ul a loving mother. < ?. Mi. <.! Mr. Kditor, we know ii makes you think of your school hoy ?lays, bm I in > can't his! I'orei er. Mr. I? ' Wigiiigton, propt ietor and mau.ig. . . ?; .ii.- \\ igington's (?enera! l?ep.in ?i. ip.? ii i? recently added to Iiis previous shop buildings au np-lo dule loitmti.t. altere he is doing some excellent work in the casting line, lt would be a pleasure tor you to visit his foundry so mt! day w hen Ins men are making a run, and watch the moiled red-hot ?rou as it pours out ol' the furnace ami runs down through as water runs oil'a valley tool'. There is ?nie piece ot'easting that Mr. Wigington has made that is entirely new in pat tern and is> both very al I met ive ami serviceable, lt is a lire-dog. ami wc can say assuredly that il is the best for actual service that we ever saw. Mr. Editor, you ?night to get leave ol' ab sence some, day hom your Nandum and fret in a buggy and ?hive up ami spend it day ur two in ??ur lillie "burg," ami if you will, we will try lo make it as enjoyable l'or y on as we can. Pound parties are becoming very common now, but the on?' ?d' which wc wish to make mention was the one given to Miss Anna Wilson at the hom?' of Mr. .1. J. .Moore, ii few nights ago. .Shortly after the sun hud disappeared in the west ami the moon had begun to vast her rays ?if soft light through the trees, the young people began toga! her in from all (lirecliotiM, ami altera lew i n tents ti n g gaines thc announcement was made that supper was ready, ?ml then we all marched into th? dining room where, under pendant decorations ot beautiful ivy green, most artistically and tastefully arranged stood the long tabb' heavily ladened with good things for the inner man which were brought hy the invited guests around which wo encircled ami for about one-half an .hour euell one was made to feel itt ihonie. The cuttiug of thc cake was an enjoyable feature to those who were privilgcd to anticipate, but before the oak?- ha?! gone half way around tim tabb-, the Ihimbl" and ring were both out out. After all hiitl i?ucd sumptuously wo betook ourselves hack t?? the parlor, when- we passed the time very pleas antly in games of different kinds until th?1 clotdi tobi ns that it was time to part, when we bade eat h other good night Imping to meet again ?-re long. Tho saddest feature of the night was bidding adieu to Miss Anna, who was enjoying her last party in good ?dd South Carolina, before taking her departure for Alabama, where she goes to spend two or three months willi her sister. \\ ?. luipi- she will show the Alabama folks how to have a pound party anti how t?> enjoy themselves. Our school at Mountain Springs, near this place, is in a nourishing condition nuder ibu imimigeiuetit ot Mr. K. A. i ?entry of 1 lopewell. The enrollment is higher limn it has been in ne vera I years, being somewhere near soveiilv li'ye. The Trustees recently added to thc comfort ami conveiiicuce ol tim school room hv pul ling in new sash and bkudi I toa rd. Mr. \. I.. Muiih.nl Helton, gav?' a show ai Mountain ."?piing? last Wed nesday night, imnsist iug <>f .?te; ?'opI iran scenes and a lecture. 1'he scenes were no g.I. hui his Icclureon "l.ightsand Shallow s" \\ as excellent. Mr. .1.1?. Cent ry. of Hopewell, paid Newell a call hist'w eek. Kev. h. I. Spearman was re-elected pastor al Mountain Springs for an other vi-ai. S?lm- ul um tannin's arc moving, some one wa\ and some another. Wishing you a pleasant and enjoy able Christmas, ami a happy New S ?ar w e al ?' st ill Li n i l lilli. flat Heck Item?. Uev. C. M. Hogers, who preaches at the Baptist Church at this pince every second Sunday, failed to conn- last sec ond Sunday. Thc congregation was very much disappointed when they found out that he was not coining. Kev. .1. N. Summerell preached au excellent sermon at this place last Sun day. Ile took his text from 1st Kings. '{0:40, "And as Thy servant was busy Acre and there, he was gone." Messrs. W. C. Kout h and Sam Dean, from Anderson, worshipped at this juiiv'i'. last nu.it.a,, . Lieutenant Newell, fruin th?' I*. M. I., was at church here last Sunday Messrs. Oscar McCown and F arman (Jhanihlee, from Mountain Creek, was at church here last Sunday. Mr. .lim Dobbins, from Anderson, worshipped nt this place last Sunday. ^ e are ghul to say that the Sun dny-School at this plac?is improving very mindi. Thc ?dil people as well as the young er ones are looking forward for a big /Christmas. Miss Mamie Norris ri school at this place continues to increase its roll of students. The year 180?) will soon be gone and ?wo do hope more good may be accom plished before the year l?HWI arrives. May t?od's richest blessings be w Uh the INTRI.MGKNCHK audits readers. LEO ATt's. Si-plus llricfs i im i nguiu. Mr. I iii ii m. wi: will 11.il? ?in ri: nt lil ?he yin, .mil yum t , HIV H-.nil i - .i t< ? . ? !ellis ll Olli in ami ;i i ..ililli ld- lit I li- lou ti i>| Si J'I UH. le.:' M'V ?j i .1! i 'I lu i r- rilli 11 l< '..> uss in I In ' "nm ... l\i calino) im.t-t nt ail) : lil'l'o.ill.l m I.in ti Vi ii >. IMII we ?-an hon ? ' . .? I ja vin g .1 - ;iin .1 sel ?.! |i< opie as . in .< IOIIIMI :ii\ \\ Iii re. . ni iou i- gather* -i I sold. < ni II .ill hin \ i -ti il aiul bo ' ?I. ? In .it is .i!l -..'M il. .mil the jail .He UoW pa ti? nt ly w a it mg foi I . *, ? il li .111 ul (ts 11-11 vii ion in i . "i;iiil. M si ny .m looking lor*A aul ,i\ inga big liiim liming the holnl. ''hile sunn air expectiug tO f>pi ' lu linn ?ll ?Ililli? lng, swi'urilig . i.' i .il ill-mill i ami ileliaiteherv. I...! ntl tin . it* Inn Mum thiny f??r lin- little* I" ' ' hi Minim*. I In \ ?ur a I rend V I . 1,1 tull? ni old Santa, ?ind ol'a "nil linn.'- In is going lo brin .? I hey nat 111 nih ev pei t KO in I ll :"l yve t li i tl K I! the du!\ ol all |;i: tn tn If li.V -eine! lung lol them. Klin nie y gm - through the hands ?f l peii.xpr? m l|io State nf South t dut tug 1 welve moii'hs' lime lo I. 1 |ii eseiil for eveiy lit I le child in di i : - holders, ulm h would lill t lie . nli*h heall with joy unspeakable, 1.1| W Illili. Wi' .Ile -Uli-, w I ?11111 lin a nal ib-al linne good limn 11: spending Nu -innig di ml.. 'I In- in .ihn ni mi: community 1- very good iii lin- IUe.MliI Wlitillg, willi Hie ? M I pi iou ol hail colds. l ill le ha? In i ll limle \\ ju ,|l -ICM || |||| ID : lie pu -eli! lime limn < \i i before III ; lu n enlliel ion ol I his writer, li looks m?? ?i - i! mn launel * hail uboui . onie in lin- eiim-liisinii Hut lin HI - mule pay in raising I heit -appin - .ii Imme than in depending on We*tein fannel* Im i In m. I he -elimi! al I .i 11.11 i 1111 I - i II a limn - ishing i i nu i 11 ii m. with I i"l. I.nit ami Mi-- Ibo, Nauru ;i- li lu i-. This is mie ni I lu- lat got a! lemhil sehiiiils in lite ('minty, itu- number nt pupils ranging any w hei r limn -n in | '.C. I he rainier.* me now having n good lime ealing spare-ribs ami bach bone, w lt li sausage I brown in for good sea soning. I hnnksgh ing has rome ?md gone and lull lev. ni mil peuple spent the day in gi y ing I hanks. Weare sorry, indeed, timi we cumio) sayas a large number ni eorresponilenls have said that "our people spent the day in thanksgiving." t.iuite a number spent the day III hunt ing, while others \i*ite<l friends and i elat i ves. .III*.! across 'l illee alni Twenty from Sept us, Mr. .1. 1*. Timms has opened a mercantile establishment. Mr. T. T. Wakefield, who has been eon lit i ed to his ronni for several weeks with rheumatism, is able to be out again. There are I Ince heaths ol'families in this Heel ?on who are very happy, anti when they meet they "circle three." They are MISSIS. .1. ,J. Link, J. !.. Swan.y and .Samuel Hicks. The cause of (heir happiness is the arrival of a bouncing baby boy at each of their re spect i ve home. Mr. C. 1'. I i en! ry has creeled a com modious barn, which athis great ly lo I he looks nf Ins place. Cupid is shooting his arrows, and we I hink, from all appearances thal some of our voling folks have been wounded. Mr. T. li. hickson went to Columbia last week lo attend the trial of Mr. .1. II. Donthit. Mr. I). !.. Kay, ol' 1'ickens County, visited in this section a few days ago. There was a wedding on the borders of ? his co: : 11111111 i t y recently which was very niui 1 a "?lead letter." Unfortu nately the presiding N. I', failed lo tie the knot tight enough, ami tho "hub by" derided hat he would seek a home with other people in pails unknown, whereupon he rtossed the river. Lis ten young lunn: Ile that courts nuil goes away. May live to court another uar; Hut he w ho wedsand courts girlsst ill, Muy gel to court, .against his will. Wishing the INTKI.I.ICI'INI'KK anti its many readers a merry Christmas und ai happy New Year, 1 am I'l.r.NO.IINK. m . - Deiner Items. Cold weat hor'sccnis harder to bear niter such a long spell of pleasant weather. Hut it in. very convenient to have cold weather.inst now, so that farmers can kill hogs, ami (hus pruville their families with spareribs and back bones nuil sausage for ( 'hristinns. Most of our fanners hilve laid tn a supply of "hog ?inti hominy" for another year. Mr. .lim Koherts, of Anderson, has been buying a lot of tine walnut timber around Denver. Ile is baying it sawed with which to manufacture his recent ly patented Ung Machines. We un derstand lu has bad il patented in ling land und frunce alsw. Mr. .1. W. Uot brock took a trip to Fair Clay ami llowcrsvHlc, Cu., last w eek. Mr. Unuicy Hughes, the clliciont en gineer of our Ihttlroatl (the Hine liitlge) has befit sick for (luce weeks at his linnie in Walhalla with a severe at tack nf rheumatism, ile is contem pl?t ing a I rip to I lot Springs, Ark., if he tloes not improve soon. .Mr. Men Pen nington has In en engineer ..-ince Mr. 11 uglies' illness. Tlie citizens ol' this rommtiuily think I ic u. cr ought to he mude a regular sta tion mid a depot provided, ijuite number ol' passengers get on ami oil' here, anti a good deal of freight is ship ped to nu.I I rom hemer. There ought also to be ?in express oilier and agent, as persons freipicnlly wish to senil or receive articles by express, ?inti have to go all tin way to Anderson to be ac commodated. Mr. doe Jolly ami son. ol' Harmon)' t? rovo, (?a., visited relatives here re cently. Mr. Waller Kskew's friends were glad to see him at Sandy Springs last Sun day. Kev. A. ll. Watson preached his tare well -ci mon at Sandy Springs Sunday. His congregation lhere regret very Hinch to see him leave, but hope timi he w ill be more successful nm! better appreciated in his new lieht of labor. Ile is a preacher w ho hast he courage to utter Iiis convictions, and as a pastoria kind and attonth e. Sunday was u very inclement tiny, ?ind it took holli zeal and courage to brave Hie weather ami attend church. Nearly is'.tii years ago (so runs the Hillie story), while "the shepherds watched \heir Hocks by night" on .Ju dca's plains, the angel appeared and announced the "good tidings of great joy." the birth ol ?mr Saviour; ?inti sang ? that syveet song which iias rung down \ the ages: "(Hory tot,ml in the highest, I anti on cart', peace nod good win Jo ward men." So while we keep Christ mas as the anniversary of Christ's I bil th. while making merry ?inti feast j ing. remember (hf "good will" towards I ?til which Ile enjoined, and divide the i gootl cheer willi the poor and nettly, ?iud sympathy io the sorrowful. INCOGNITA. Merit Kell of I nion Croye School. Month ending Dec. s, isim. Kennie McMahan. Fred Morgan. Dandle Keys. Tai rani McConnell, Myrtle Kuy si lively n Kay. Selma ham broil. Lula'Shaw, lint tie Gumbrell, Ma bel Kuy. Blanche Ashmore, Pel Shaw, hollie shaw, Gains Kol ison, Andrew ?lill Harris, Lucia Ashmore. LI NA CAMI'UF.M.*, Principal. I.ouiidcsvillc Kein? I fii' HM lulu l> u| ||n Methodist ( Tl M14 "ll III I? . ?IS Ul ll Us lill' JMtlpIl ut tin- community generally, won very -lui !?? IH.I: 1 lom tho ('unTerence al i bnngidnirg thai Kev. I ...ter Stokes i\ on hi rei urn io Lowndes \ ?Ile us pastor ul ile- M. I.. < hinch tor anolhci M at. Kev. Kosh i Speer occupu <l the pul pit al the Methodist Chilli h Sunday in I hf absence ol I he past Ol. Ifev. .1. A. I how II (illfil i - appoint nu m ai i he Kapi ist rh iii Sunday ? itnl rc! ii ruell tn his home J I I MIC \\'<-t Motnhi.\. .Mr. <?. Marshall Moore, piuicipal ol the A io I? i -un l'entrai ?rai?i il School. . aine ilowii Saturday ?ill? nun ami Was the gool ol Mr. .). T. I. lillie! un lil Sumla.\ al tel noon, winn;, return eil oil the ."V : I -J tram I > Amit i -un. Mr. ami Mrs. Dick Speer, ni Ander son. .?pent Sunday with Dr. \ .1. Speer. Mr. li. K. Moseley, ,,1 Vhheville. ?pen I S il lula V willi his latin : . I ?I . .1. I?. Moseley. Mrs. l anny II. Simpson, ul ('linton, who has been \i?iiing ber brother, Mr. !.. Holton, lias rcttum-d W> he! home. Mr. K. I'. Lat ?mer has come from At lanta, where he has been studying at tin Atlanta Denial College, ni spend the Xmas holidays with Iii? lather, Mr. .I. I . I.atimer. Mr. Henry H. Allen came up Friday from Augusta on Ile ?ame pleasant mission. Mr. Allen i ipects alter lin ishing the course ol Hie Augusta Medi cal ( ollege, to be able In lack "M. I >." aller hi? na me. The ?dj Mill is now running regular ly, ami is able lu furnish the people willi all the me.il ami hull? I hey need. .\ji I ?. HolVloN. I ?roy les Briefs. There is nothing unusual happening in mir sect ion, Mr. lalilor. Lveryhody seems happy ami contented, and are preparing lor a.joyful Christmas. Nearly every mau we meet is brag ging on bis big )iokers, which are now being butchered. Mr. Wm. Craliam killed one weighing 4S?? pounds. The death ?d' our aged citizen, Mr. Andrew Hunter, brought sorrow to every home in this community, for he was highly esteemed by everybody. The school al Oakdale, mulei I'rof. .1. M. Kant, has enrolled one hundred pupils. I'rof. Kant is a most, eilicient teacher anti is loved hy both patrons anti pupils. .Mr. John Cromer has resigned his po sition as Magistrate, ami there are two candidates tor his position, Messrs. Wm. Kant ami .1. M. Mroyles. Mr. ll. C. Kout li has moved over near Cherry's ( Tossing. Mr. .lohn M. Kreeinnii has commenced the erection of a new dwelling house. X. NOTICE. A1.1 j persons uro hereby warned not to hunt, tish, shout, snare, trap, net, cut timber ur otherwise trespass on any lauds owned ur controlled by either cit' th? undersigned. Per-ons disregarding this untie? will bu prosecuted to th? full extent of tho law Mrs.Minni? Milford, I). Watson, W.O. Watson. V. II Watson, .1. F. WetMin, I j. o. Dean. Dec?u, I sin_2(> 1? Notice to Magistrates. UNDFK Ibo law Magistrate* are re quired io present their Criminal Dockets to tho Hoard of County Com missioners quarterly tor inspection. Heretofore some of them have failed to comply with the law. Kiich Mft-'istrate is untitled to present Ins dockets at the next meeting of ttl? Hoard of County Commissioners to be held on Tuesday, second day of January, WOO. By order of Heard. J. F. OLA HOY. Clerk Hoard. _ Notice of Annual Meeting. TUR Annual Meeting of tho Hoard of ( 'immy Com misniotiers of Anderson county, will l>? held in Heir ellice Ht Andersen Court House, H. C., on Tues day, January -, limo, at |0, o'clock M. m. Ail persons having elatina ?nahmt the County (not heretnli.re presented) muHt til? til? sitm? with the Clerk Hoard on er before ttl? first day of January, 1?100, and on ta- lum to til? sahl chums tm or by stud Nt tia v of January, limo, they whl be barred from the benefits of said annual meeting. J. F. CL AUDY, Clerk Board. Notice. ALH persons aro hereby notifier! that they must not do work in the county without first contracting with Hie Supervisor, County Commissioners, or with the one of the sub-Township com missioners, and no claim hereafter will be approved by the Hoard of Cornily Commissioners until lt la O. K., bv the person authorising work to be done. And claim must be tiled In every instanco on or tiefere Salesday tn ea?h month, with the Clerk of tho Hoard to insure action at ?nv meeting. Hereafter no checks will be issued tm day of board meeting. J. N. VAN DIV KU, Co. Supervisor. JOHN' C. O AN'TT, JOaN T. ASHLEY, Heard Co. Com J J. V. CHAKDY, Clerk Board. THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. COUNTY OF ANDERSON. COURT Ol* ?TOMMO\ PI,KAM. J. S. Fowler ital Joseph N. llrown, ns AMlgneeof .1. s Fowler, I'la!?Iitt*, againM .1 1,. Saylors, Defendant.-Sumuiot!? for Relief-Toni plaint tm: SorTed. To the Defendant, .1. L Sayl?r* . YOI' Kn- hereby sutmiiniu-d *nd rtiuirei? to an swer tin- Complaint in tins act lull, which i- IIIMI ni the o?ice ?.' die Clerk of I lie t'ourt of l'on.iiiim Pleas for said Comity, ami tu serve a cony ol your auswar lo th? auld Complaint on the milMf riher ai li in office, at Anderson CU., S.e., w it Iii H twenty ?laya after Iii? servit e hen of, cx clielve of lilts day ol such servm-; ami if yon f.til to answer th? Complaint within ?lu* time aforc-ald, thc PlalullfTa in this action will apply tu tim Court for the relief demanded in the i IMP jil.uni. JOSEPH N. BKOWN, Plaintiffs' Attorney, Andercon, S. C. Dcceiulter 16lh, A. 1>. is:i>. [SKAI.1 lons l?. WATKIKS, C CC r. To the Defendant, J L. Saylors : Take notice that the Complaint In tin.? action together with the Summon*, of which ihe fore until)? in a copy, was tiled In the otkee of the Clerk of Hie Court at Anderson, In the County and State .f .reaaid, ou the IMh day of December, l.sui), and thal the object of tho action ls to fouc ose a mott* 8URO executed hy you to J. S. Fowler on ono bun red acre? of Laud, ?ituato io Anderson County, In said State, dated December Hth, 1889. JOSEPH N. BKOWN, Plaintiffs' Attorney, Anderson, H. C. December 15,189? ?1 6 D. P. VANDIVKB. ET P. VANPIVEn J. J. MAJOU. V?NDIVBR BROS. & MAJOR. DEALERS IN Fine Buggies, Phaotons, Surreys, Wagons, Harness Lap Robes and Whips, WK want your trade, anti promise both to take ?-aro of you and to appreciate tho trado. Drop routid and seo our pretty, slick line of work. If we can't cell > oil we will appreciate tho opportunity and B'.tll he friends. Yours for B 'RR'es, VAN DIVER BROS. ?fc MAJOR. A Merry Christinas Greeting to All We feel profoundly grateful to every one that spent a penny with us during the year 1899. We register this year the Largest Year's Business in our history. Wo have striven hard to please the trade and to give full value for every cent spent in our Store, and to send every customer away satisfied. We may not have accomplished all we hoped for, but it is gratifying to know that we have succeeded in a measure by the liberal patronage that has been given us. Wishing every one a happy and merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year? we are Yours truly, c. F. JONES Heatl-to-Foot Outfitters, For Men, Women and Children, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Christmas Gift to Ali I We have just received a nice line of CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. Nunnally's delicious Bon Bons and other Fancy Candies. Also, nice fresh lot of Fruits. EVANS & DAY, DHIJGGim, PENDLETON. M. CJ. THIS iS THE TIME FOR STRONG BOOTS and SHOES have taken the place of lighter goods Don't believe there is a better Stock of Footwear in Town, and we aro positive that our PRICES ARE LOWER Thun such goods are worth. Any shape of foot can be fitted hero. There is no mismating here of your feet. The goods are not mado to fool those who buy hurriedly, but to those who denn nd a good quality at reaeouable prices. Examine our Hue of MBIT'S SHOES, . In Patent aud Box Calf, Black aud Colored Vici, and genuine Cordovans at 83.00, worth $3.60 and $4.00. Men's Hand-sewed Shoes for 82.00. You have been paying more. All grades of COTTON and WOOLEN UNDERWEAR Have advanced in price?. Our linc is complete, s nd you get the same goods at the old prices. Our stock of Gr-IR, O O IE IR, I IE S Embrace all the good things for the inner mau. Every grade of FLOUR and the best of each grade. MAGNO LIA at 84.00 per barrel has no equal. McCULLY BROS Chattanooga Chilled Flow, the best Flow on the market. LESSER and COMPANY. FREE ! FREE! THE above cub* are representations of a few pieces of handsomely decorated, hand painted GHIN A, now ou exhibition at our Store, which we intend Giving Away Free to our Customers ! We guarantee that our prices on Goods will remain the Barne. This Special Ofter is made for the purpose of increasing our trade, and showing the people that we truly appreciate their patronage. .This Ware is rapidly taking tho placa of White Granite or Iron Stone China. It has that soft, white, velvety finish ; is of the finest quality, and without doubt the best in 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 use a large quan tity of this Ware that we have been able to get it at a price that puts it ?;thiu the roach of ail. Our assortment consists of Cups and Saucer?, Pie Plates, Breakfast Plates, Dinner Plates, Platters, Cov ered Dishes, Cream Pitchers, Sugar Bowls, Tea Pois, and everything else which goes to make up a FI?E SET OF DISHES. We eat neatly invite you to call aud inspect it, when ? we will cheerfully give you full information. Very respectfully, LESSER & CO* UNDER MASONIC TBUFLS.