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Local News. WKDNKSHAY, M A IK* ll I I. ? IM/.r Neus. I 'apt. Hen William-. I ! .\nli< \ ?Hr. A1>IM.*V?II?! ronni.*., wa s in Inwii I ?-i week visiting Iiis .<!!. T. S. William .'Ul !t;iptj>l nil. lulu: nini:)psi?!l is IM?S.V til W Ol k jhe.sO ?|.|\ s ?' il li .*>ll Vi VI I ol' j lil il! I oil t Ile L vcr lt ni uti li? outside .t- well ns ?li >:'<!.-. New iou Jvt Hy. who has bern sic I? ?it Iii- lin?? ?icai I . ? . 11 ? . : i. li i- returned lo li ?fi |i(i>i i?' ll?! ?I >;h muiii ??I : mi!!. Mi. W. ||-, KIT;-, ni Abbeville, I. t acccplotl il position wi ill I 111* he Ii! Hinom ?uni Mattress Cn. Iii' !< r l??i .1 trip >>n 11?- road Monda*? . li. I". LenhurdL ?M F.n>l< y. un uni! dny lasi WI ck. Miss Henri Austin was m ej Hom Williniustoil Isl week vi-ii m - lu ' - i M I. Mrs. \V. .1. Tr.'iuinu M. Miss Martha Brown, honkl.eepei ul il?- Williiiin.ston Hank, was over lasl week junking through mn millinery ilisplav. Mr. 'I!. I. Woodside. ? ii.-lii'*r ..I the Chicora Bank, wa-nm ooh reprrseii t:iti\ e at ll?- Mardi ' . M- l'est i \ H ii s ?it New Orleans. Il' ian mit lo Baton Kongo, Mini? ni mil? M up lin* Mississippi Kiv<*r. Passing through t hostigar cane plant?t inns. I?* saw ll?' fanners husy planting lin-cam ?1- manyas .V) Inn si's in m?' Held preparing. li?- furrow is <ipi .tr.it tin Hnlk is I.ml in lengthwise, tin- sproul s lui- tl?' new rrop eomiiig up limn lite joints. 'I In ce accessions we Inn I ;il lin I '; 1 h vt i-i ian Church lasl Suuilay. Win. Sim-, ;i prosperous tainui ?il \\;ii I lieu, l ? nen ville ('mints, passed through tow II mi hi- way t.i tiwi nville Mimhiv evening. Dr. Lauder, nf William-ton Female College was on our st reels Saturda*. with (j nile a 11 um lier ol' voling lath pu pils. Mr. !>ii|iuni. ul Ike N. \. Comedy Co., hus been engaged to paint about ? hiiinlreil dollars wort li ol' scenery I m 1 !?. Auditorium. Misses Kil ley anil .agloy, ol' the William-ton Female College faculty, attended services at ll?- Presbyterian Church hist Suntlay morning. Mr. A. h. Werts, paymaster ol' lite Helton Cotton Mills, caine to town on SaCmlny evening and assisted the Sinvtlie Concert Hand on tile parade. ( alii. W. C. Meredith has been elect - eil In represent the Iv. ol' ll. Lodged' ?hts jil n e a! ?he meeting of the (?mild Lodge, in Columbia, in the mouth ol April. The women's missionary societies ol Polzer were t reated to an excellent tall; on home missions in the Methodist Church hist Sunday evening. Miss 1!. A. Bedford, sent 0111 hy the Home Mis sion Union ol' the M. H. Church South, ?lill the talking. She held her audience spellbound tor over an hour. W. H. Wise, Superintendent ol' the Pel/.er Steam Laundry, spent Saturday night in H reen villi'. I'elzer Masonic Lodge, No. ..TL meets Friday night. Messrs. Han Morton and Leny Beattie, ol' Greenville, spent Saturday Hight and Sunday in the city. The New York Comedy Co.. came lo town Saturday last hut were linallie to get the uso ol the Auditorium ut this time. They will, however, return and put a play i'm the stage on the night ot' the 'J ll h inst. Will H. Cuy, master mechanic ol' thc Helton Cotton Mills, was in town a short time hist Thursday. At a meeting ot' the Smythe Hilles last, week the company determined to expend the money on hand in equip ping the company with knapsacks, haversacks, blankets, canteens, gnu straps, &c, instead of n supper. Capt. 1). Harnett Foster, of Green i ii I*, o lion- nminlnn .I?..!.- * 1... i \\......... \ Ulii ti Uti*., ii , "...np, UUiijr , V??.J . rusel ? ?:a , was in town several days last week, working up a subscription ! is t a nd mak ing many new friends. A. A. Cobb has changed his base. His friends will now lind him at, the store of L. S. Bigby-instead of Kngs tlalc, Hudgeus &. Co. Jno. M. Wells was married lo Miss Leila Shaw on Wednesday evening, March 7th, by Kev. C. L. Stewart. Tom Hughes, of the Piedmont slash er room, wns in town last Wednesday. Prof. J. Hobt. Martin, of Erskine College, was in town lastSaturday. Miss Janie Sullivan and Lydie Crynies, of Willinmston, were in town last Tuesday shopping. Adcer and Hecso Cobb spent last Mou.'ay and Tuesday in Greenville. Miss Olga Manson, Atlanta, Ga., who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Dr. Hramlett, has gone home. Walnut Camp, No. 14, Woodmen of the World, inviteda few of their friends to inspect their now Forest Inst Tues day night. Kef oro the guests left they wore bountiftiy served with turkey, chicken, ham and coffee and nil nocrs uaiy condiments. The manner in which this part of tho program was prepared made it tho most enjoyable of the evening. After this delightful re past tho time was pleasantly pa SR ed in conversation and listening to short talks from members of tho order. Tho following officers will servo for this term: J. Adger Smythe, Con. Com.; M. H. Baldwin, Ad. Lt.; W. 8. Ramsey, Banker; W. I). S. Wright. Clerk; H. C. Heyward, E.; Winston Smith, W.; J. H. Smith, S. Willie Hughes, of Piedmont, was in town last Wednesday. Miss Maggie Bonner, of Due West is visiting her uncle, Jno. B. Bonner, and family. The linn of Kngsdale. Hudgeus & Co. has been merged into the linn of Welborn, Hudgens & Co. G. H. Ma hon, of Greenville, has withdrawn from the firm of Welborn, Hudgens & Co. and J. C. 'iagsdale has taken his inter est. Thc lirra will do a cash grocery business at the old stand. W. L. Wel born will manage tho cash store. Mr. David Garrison died nt 4 o'clock on the morning of thc 12th of March in the 71)th year of his age. Mr. Garrison Avus married 50 years ago nt tho same tduce in which his family now lives. Ie has raised a large family of chil dren. Misses Lula, Ida and Dollie Garrison nre the only single children. The funeral services wero conducted at his residence on Tuesday by Revs. G. W. Hussey nii? C. L. stewart and his remains were then deposited in the graveyard at Washington Church, verily, a good man has gone to his re ward. James and Stewart gave n splendid display of white goods last week. 11 was just the thing to bring tho ladies out nnil ci>f tliovr, t^i?ki;;". Crowds ladies from Williamston, Pelzer and the surrounding country were con stantly going in and out all week. Dr. C. E. Wideman has his sales stables and lots full of iine stock now. Alford Cobb, his manager, will bo glad to sell swap or do just any old way to lit np his friends with a line mule or horse. He lins some fifteen on hand now. We thank the Ladies1 Missionary So ciety of the Presbyterian Church for a suggestion. Last week they held a s meeting and each member contributed According to her height-now we think "Wo would justly be called a town bene factor if weean get thc authorities to chinvpyfc our friends, the Indies, lin ad mission fcc according to their height When they attend tho entertainments in our new Auditorium. Tho sugges-1 I ??lili li IM I ! H (I ??lin riler I, WOllllI SCIVC two grand noble purposes, li? wit: li would Kn M all Hie liats ;il hoiue ?ind il would (.linnie us lil t li? men to si e, j Cirni i' ('ree!? Shining*. Spring, willi nil lu i lovel i tu -. ?ct-nis, io bo d:iu liing upon ti- in-: nt present. Tho 1:111101 ?in\ioii>l\ wails on tho merry sunshine in di,', mil lin* ground, so ho'ctn Infill liMing iln --i.il loi another crop, lint, ?iii! Ii i ?ti tis about I hr I iiin . . |M i'l plow ing. ?Illy wail ?iud :.;':!:.! i i.?.:." dear Intniets, Im- Inc iitnl !' . Ibo ' in:1- v. ill route ! \\ lioii yon i i p!ov, lp von. "lu. tl's rolili lil."' i Wheal i- -jiiintiiiig up now - inri- I hy i A'\?t i lt.O' .inn|i I nilli, ??nd our 1.11 in . ; '.:'i! in ?iii .1-1 i| lojOilp il i ttl 11*1.11 : I '. thi' yi-ai i i.s I bey hilve ?in uii!l*al |?l go ?o r??igo sown. 'lin- oats Vd I lt i H I < M - : I I ? t \ wi i:- spuiowiinl t i 1 i 111 M - ? I nut dining Ibo 'Troc/.o up.'" hui .i good many ure left, ?nu! ;i vor\ good croll ".ill lr litado, ii i i i<> hf hopi il. Pouch lioo.sare budding ?md on long wo hope io bc cal ing t ho delicious huit. .Misses Loila Mooro ?iud Mndona l?ig hy, accompanied by .Mat-hall ISigby, -1 H ti I Saturday ?ind Sunday willi friends ?md n ial ?von in ir < 'alhoiui. Kev,. W. li. II.iv. Kin- lilli d his n-gll lar appoint un ul at Marker's dork last lirst Sunday, ami. ul course, prencheil an excellent si inion In a very good congrega I inn. I'cv. I!. K. Shirley v. til preach al liai Ker's ('ni!, on I ho lom Iii Sunday in llii- mont h. <>!m llighy. wno is clerking for his brothel at Pel/.i-r, -pi nt Stimla\ '.sith lil- p.llelils. lt was iiiir pleasure in heal a tuns) i loipielil ami interesting address lunn Prof. .1. .1. McSwsiin lasi Sunday uiorii mg. Tlie address was given lo lin lloma i'ath < mai ds in tim ihlptisi Church al I loiiea i'at h. A large crowd was prornt. His snider! was very ap propriai** for tho occasion, lnin;.r "Ide Soldo-is Ideal." Prof. McSwaili is a gr; aale ol' I he S. C. College ol "'.i?, amii hiing a good work as principal ol the lloiua j'?il li High School. This your I ?ein g ra nipa ?gu year, ?ill, rn? doubt, bea very warm one. This |iiii I ol' (lu- County w ill he represen ted as usual hy thc well Known good fol low. Citizen .loshua W. Ashley. Ile xv iii multi' it warm lot Hu- boys, too. " TM;... Denver Items. IJi:xvi.i?, S. C., March 1 *J111.-Such lovely Spring days as tho last lew have been sends tho house-wile to lier gar dening, the Canner to his plow, and the poel lo writing sonnets on "Spring." Tlie heavy downpour ol' rain last Wednesday night and Thursday raised tlie watercourses nearly .tshigh in this sir I ion as they lia vc been this year. Miss Mal I ii- Kskew has returned IIOIIIC alter a pleasant visit ol' three weeks to relatives near Anderson. Mrs. Win. Hombree and daughter. Mrs. Lillie McClellan, were visiting in 1 ?enver lo-day. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kl rod and son visited relatives al I'ortiiiau last Sun day. Miss Louise Anderson, accompanied by Mr. .lohn Harrison and sister, Miss Lillie, visited her home Saturday ami Sunday. Miss Anderson will close her school at I >rii vcr in about three weeks. She lins made sonic warm friends here who will regret to seo her leave. Mr. Win. Krwin returned to-day from a visit (obis sick sister at linnea Hath. While their ho had the pleas ure ol' Hireling his brother, who is over from ireland visiting relatives on this side ol' "thc pond/1 Mr. T. K. Simpson, Sr., and wife, are on a visit to relatives near Greenville. Air.Tinsley, traveling tor L. Gcrstlu Drug Co., Chut tanonga, Tenn., was in Denver to-day intent on business. Kev. IL E. Stneklmuse was the guest ol' Mr. W. A. G. McWborter last Tues day night. . : ;1 Master Walter McWborter is agent now for "The Lifo of Evangelist Moody." Thc book is one, which every person who admired that great and good man ought to read. Walter de serves success for his energy and self reliance, which ?3 unusual in ono so young. ,g*? Mrs. .lohn Richey, nu estimable old Indy of our community, died "on tho 4th after a long and painful illness, and was buried at Sandy Springs the next day. Sho leaves au aged husband, several children and many friends to mourn her los.^. INTOI-MTA. Autun Items. The Howers come forth at the" ap proach of Spring. All tho hills and valleys robo themselves in beautiful Hower-dcckcd garments of green, and bold themselves in significant smiles to do honor to the arrival of Spring. We fuw ?t?c having nonie very beauti ful weather at present, and some of our farmers are taking advantage of their shares to tho amount of deposit ing a full day's work every time the sun passeB over South Carolina. Mr. Griff Wallace had his ankle se verely fractured last week. His horse kicked and, accidentally, his ankle re ceived tho blow, but we are glad to know that he is recuperating very fnst. Mrs. McCrary, who has been ill for some time, died last Thursday night. Mrs. McCrary was eighty-two years old. The funeral services were held nt thc Presbyterian Church in Pendle ton, after which tho remains were car ried to the Stone Church for interment. Mrs. McCrary was a good woman in every sense. Although she occupied an invalid's chair for a number of years, yet, doubtless, her thoughts soared unrestrained to the very heart of that celestial realm, where now her liberated soul dances with perfect ec stacy in the shining light of the glorious eternal. Mr. Harvy Helloms, an operative of the Pendleton cotton mill, died of con sumption last Wednesday. Tho funer al services were conducted nt Sandy Springs, after which the remains were interred in the cemetery of that place. Bon AMATEUU. mn m> mm - - Tone; Creek Items. Thc farmers put in a few days ploughing, but tho ground was full wet. It has cleared off again, and if it will stay so there williwa lot of work done this week. It is timo to plant corn, but we fear very little will be planted. Some garden work has been done. The smallpox scare bas about passed off. Newt. Kelly, whowastho first pa tient, has been examined and his case dismissed. There is Raid to be two more cases, but they aro getting along nicely, and there is no further ?langer feared. Willie Norris, youngest daughter of Mrs. Maggie Nonis, is very sick with fevei. Wit know ol' no other sickness. Miss Liz/hi Henderson, who hus hoon -la ving al Greenville f?r several mont hs, ni urned liomo Sattirdav, ac cuiii)ianied by hei sister, Mrs, Hofland, ami I wo children, who will spend some time in our midst. Mr. .1. s. Acker, .lr. ol Gn em ille, visited his pan nts recent h . Mr. Ack er is studying law in I j reen ville under Shaman tV Dcm. lt seems Greenville agrees w it li Mr. Ai kt ras he looks well. Miss Kssie Acker, who is attending Hie Helton High Selm k . at homo Sunday. Mr. <?oidon Ai'kei is also at tending tlie I'n-lioii Sdiook These vouug fol Iv's SJH :?!. in the hight st ti nils ol tin- school, |,V\. Mi. I ate lil!. .1 In - ?. gala; np |>t fin I m.nt ;,! Sliad\ (Hove Saliuday .md .-'timi.!;.. lien- ?vere mall *. .i-it m - at t hinch fii Sunda.). Mr. Holiest V antrim was al home i e . i-ulH. Mri .1. M. A. ki i is havingu huge .'ml eon '. ilhii nt ham put up. J here have bel ll a t. w dam i - in the m ighhni hood lately. lilllie Poole and son* were in this communil.. Saturday and Sunday. Mi-- Immanuel has keen ? j II i I <; unwell Im several days willi cold, hut <lid not miss school. She is doing nicely wit h wit h her large school. No other news ol' importance. .h UT \. Scrabble Hill H?ls. Well. Mr. Kditor, as wi- have nut written you in sume time we will try and give yon and your readers a lew ol' the dnts Ir?m our interest mg sect iou. We have been having some pleasant weather tur 'lie past lew days, and the lar mers made good use ol it. Mr. .1. H. H. McClain has a very sick fluid at t bis writ itig. Mr..I. A. Morgan has b-en sullenng with i Intim?t i-m, bul In- is improving How. Mrs. Cunningham llaynie has been very sick, lint she is now* convales cing. Mr. W. T. Turner, one ot our cud gel ic tanners, ha- been spending a week in thc mountains lookingal ter his l'ariu up there. Mr. .1. T. Moore and bis best girl look a ride Sunday afternoon and went as I'ar as the city ol' Anderson. Mr. 1.*. H.' McClain visited on the Neal's Creek side Sunday. We don't know what his at tract ion isover there. Mr. H. T, llaynie has been sick along I time, but we ai?- glad to see him out again Htlperinteuding his work. Ile will soon be able to go to see his best girl. Mr. N. N. Strickland and his daugh ter, Miss Mallie, have been visiting in this section recently. Mr. .lohn llaynie and wife have been visiting in this section. Two of our young gents, Messrs. .loe McClain and A. Kl rod spent last Satur day night with Mrs. H. C. Pepper, near Townville, S. C. A car-load of guano came to Week ley's crossing last. Tuesday. The train was three hours bite, and thu boys had to hustle to get their fertilizers home that night. They hauled nineteen tons away. Mr. ll. II. McClain has had bad tack with his mill dam recently. It bursted Feb. Ulth. but he has repaired it and is now grinding right alougnow. Ne has done a very good business considering the times. Mr. Kd. Kl rod visited tho Huberts section a week or so ago. Mr. H. I). McClain and Mrs. Sallie Kerr, of Abbeville, have been visiting the family of Mr. ,1. H. H. McClain this week. Mr. ,1. A. Strickland, of the Harkers Creek section, visited Mrs. Lizzie Ann strong a few days ago. ('onie again, Hud, you are always welcome. Hill lill AND HEADY. A shu ry Hots. We have had a few days of beautiful weather, and the farmers have been making good uso of tljo time plowing. Several families aro very low with measles. Mrs. J. IL Howden came very near losing her eyesight, but weare proud to say she is improving. Mr*. Wm. Holt and wifj visited their daughter, Mrs. EIrud, r t Denver, inst week. Kev. Mr. Burgess preached an excel lent sermon hero last first Sunday morning. Among the visitors we no ticed Mr. Sylvester Eh od, of Denver, Mr. Bobbie Burns, of S andy Springs, Mr. Arthur Buchanan md two sons, from Autun, Mr. J. Btu by and family, from Portman, and Mr. Hal. Harriss and family, from HunterV Spring. Kev. M. McGee was in our burg last Saturday night visiting relatives. Oh, that we all were as good ns that dear old preacher. Mr. H. Price, of Alpine, was in our burg Sunday. A little infant of W. H. Davis was buried here last Friday. BONNIE BELLE. Two More Gone Over. PENDLETON, S. C., March 12,1000. At their annual meeting. Camp No. 1000, U. C. V , recorded the death of Comrades B. T. Martin and H. F. Gantt, who hnvo been called away to join tho great army of peace beyond the river Jordan, where thero are no more wars or toils with the rough side of life. And in sending out these re solutions of sympathy to their families and friends we wish to remind all the veterans of the fact that the great ma jority of "the old boys'1 have crossed over, mid that we that are left behind aro but a mere corporal's guard in charge of tho old Camps awaiting or ders from the Great General of alf tho generals for us to follow, and cte long nothing will remain but the rear guard of tlie fast retreating army from this side; and tho time will come when the pickets will bc culled in and nothing will be left but ono videtto to sound the last trumpet notes, "tattoo, lights out!" Then will tho "Sons of Veter ans" sound the last tattoo for tho old veterans nud preserve our records. COMMANDEK CAMP TALLY SIMPSON. Narai Cadetship. WASHINGTON, D. C., March 7, 1000. -There will bo held nt Anderson Court House, on Wednesday, March ?28iu, uu examination f or the purpose of filling the vacancy from tho 3rd Dis trict ut tho Naval Academy, Annapo lis. The competitors mast be resi dents of tho Sra Congressional District and between tho ages of fifteen and twenty years. A. C. LATIMER. Clrmssn College TS. Cornell UnireraBy. On Tuesday, March 27, at 2.80 o'clock a gnmo of baso ball will bo played on tho Clemson College campus between tho Cadets and the Cornoll team. A half holiday will bo given for tho Ca dets to entertain tho ninny visitors who will como from tho surrounding coun try, and every ono will join in to have a genoral big time. This game will be very interesting to lovers of good base ball, as tho Clemson team is certainly tho strongest in her history. McMnkin is holding up his reputation ns one of the speediest pitchers in tho South and his support is good. An admission fcc of twenty five cents will bo charg ed for gentlemen and fifteen-cents for ladies, which is to defray the expenses of tho visiting team. interest is wha" We are on tip-toe of great expectations and high hopes for large The people seem to have the money and to be in fine spirits. Besides, our wonderfully attractive Stock of Goods can't help but interest purchasers. We are so impressed with our Spring Stock that we acknowledge that we are full of enthusiasm over it, and our great success in selection of getting the right prices. We extend a most cordial invitation to ?every one to com mence on one side of our Store and take in our And you will be ready to enthusiastically exclaim, "The beautiful, stylish, practical, and for less money than expect ed, considering the advance in everything." We have been up and doing, and have placed orders early and have gotten the very best for our customers. WE ARE READY IN EVERY LINE. Clothing, Shoes, Gent's Furnishings, Dry Goods, Notions, Domestics and Millinery. Everything kept in a Dry Goods Store can be found here. Received this week additions to our Wholesale Department That wiU be of very special interest to Merchants. Bespeotfullv, C. F. JONES & CO. Head-to-Foot Outfitters, For Hen, Women and Children. JAS. M. RICHARDSON. . KEMPER D. SENN. Chiquola Drug Co: THIS Company ia now localed M the Northweet corner of the Pubic Square, in tho City of Anderson, in the Store room formerly occ-pied by J > H Maxwell & Sun, und? r (he CHK?UOL 1 HOTEL, and is a candidate for n ?liar of public p.uruimge. Its Stock of DRUGS 13 ENTIRELY FRESH, having been pi.ivhused witb'.u the lust thirty days. hy I'hatin.ici.-r, Mr. E. Atkinson, is one ol' the brightest and mosteare ful mt? in bi? line :.; th - State, un i i- by both instinct and training a gen tleman. He was graduated from t?;<- M tr land College of Pharmacy in 1895 willi til;: highest hom rs ol his clasp, ai tl lids since bad much experience. J&kv comet with tl ?: high.vt testimonials, both as to chaiacter ?nil efficiency. With perfect confiden e we commend him to the Physicians of the County. ATTENTION? WE H A VC ADDED TO OUK LINE OF BUSINESS A SELECT STOCK OF ii K;II GR '.DE SKS WING MACHINES. The DOMESTIC" ls our leader. While wo ar? on HUH lino wlil tay that we wil1 sell the best quality ot* Neodles at '20?. p; r doz. Oil 5c. per bottle. Our Grocery Department is Completo and none can Undersell Us. Free Delivery. Phono No. 1U7. Yours to save money, MCVRM? Sc CO., South Main Street, Broyles Block, Anderson, 8. C. The Farmers Loan 1 Trust Co PAYS' INTEREST ON DEPOSTITS. iW No deposit too small to iceeivo careful and courteous atlcutioti I?* Children's do| osits especially invited. J, Ii. VANJ>1 VER, Cahbier. THE LYNCHBURG CHILLED PLOW IS TUE UP-TO-DA1 E TURN PLOW in every sen?*o ot' tho word, aud now is the timo io hresk yi nr Itiud drep to HS lo retain tho moisture in the ground in oise of the dry weather wc* u-tmllj have in tho Mimmer This Plow will do tho work for you and give fntiro satisfaction. See'ir g in h?lioving. Try DUO and 3-ou wfll be con vinced that it ix tho best Torn t low on tho matkft. We have HARROWS of all kindi-H Piso, Hound or fea-lop Wheelo. Also, HomeeeiMol hand 11 Arro*-ri which wo will sell you ehi ap-Sj tko Tooth Smoothing Harrow*-, ihn very ihing you nc?'d to fortonthn your ground (Tall ori av and Kct anet nr BLACKSMITH TOOLS. O-mulnoSEED POTATOES fro?. Armstoak Co., Maine. N. O. MOLASSES, Oeorro* and liibbon Cane SYRUP. HECKER'S OAT M Ii .vb and self ratamg BUC KV/HKiT. CARLISLE BROS., Anderson, S. C. P. S.-Low prioPH and square dealing ia our motto D. S. VANDIVER. E. P. VANDIVER. VANDIVER BROS, MERCHANTS ANDERSON, S. O Want your Trade and are putting forth their best efforts to get it. WE figure low on FLOUR-all grades. Fine COFFEE. TOBACCO-the cheapest you ever saw- all the leadiug brands in stock at the cheaptst price. We carry a large and splendid line of ?>HOES at rock-bottom prices. DRY GOODS and HATS at prices to please. . Yours for more business, VANDIVER BROS. P. S -Car load WHITE CORN just iver i ved ' THE GREAT OL?VEIR CHILLED STEEL BEAM PLOW! THE acme of pei fiction in Plow manufacture, comprising all of the desirable features of a perfect Turning Plow and surpassing all other Plows at every point of comparison. Embodied in it are uniform excellence of quality of material and high standard of workmanship and fioieh. Suffi ciently strong and rigid to bear the heaviest strain, yet light and so perfectly adjusted that plowing with such an implement is truly a pleasure. The SUPPLEMENTARY MOULD-BOARD that ia now made, when fitted to the great Oliver, makes it the greatest combination TERRACING and TURNING PLOW on earth. Sullivan Hardware Co. A Good Resolution for 1900. Post Yourself Before Baying Goods. . ALL we nek is a comparison of prices, and we feel suie your geed judg ment will instruct you tn buy from us. Now is the time to buy FLOUR-tne only tmD? which has not ad vanced. Wo have by far the largest stock we have ever carried, and a little money at present prices will buy a lot of Flour. We bought our stock at the lowest price of the season, andjwill give you the benefit of our purchase. Just one word about > At ID PHOSPHATE and GUANOS. Every one koowa how much thoy have advanced. Well, we placed our orders laat Fall for thea? gooda, and are in a position to eave you money on them. Wiahing'all our friends and customer? a happy and prosperous ?aw Year,weare c i Younttuly, P. C. BRQWM & BRO. AMERICAN I SILVER I ^ TRUSS. J v_y\pfc^^^ MG-.IT, . ^fi^ COOL. Easy tc Wear. Raul*. . \ /Nopr??oreoi? I SovcreU Y W.W*S&' I Hernia I Nounderetraps. Witta Coinlort. I NQVK molo*. - WE HAVE - Trusses Of ali Eiads. Large, small, medium iii sises, and at any price almost including the celebrated American SUver Truss. Come in and look at one line. EVANS PHARMACY,