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Local Mews. WEDNESDAY. A BRI li I. 11??*** A ('ill/en of Andersen ('omit} Visits Hurl wi ll. [Hui lim I wi ?I l'a.] Sim ?'l 1'501 li uh. says: ".Mi Schriiiip, ?1 clever citizen <>! A mil i-mi ('minty S. C., (hopped in lo see us Tuesday. li Icol been oviT a ijiiai li'i ot .! i cnlury since wo iisiil -. < ?i Mini, bul wc knew liiiu in slant ly. Mr. Sein imp came Spulb I'rom western Maryland .1 low yours luton lin- wnr. Jli> sympathies were wi! ii Dixie. Mini lin hi i .inn- II ('onl'i ili r:i!r Moblii i. ,M (lu- stroud hattie ttl M si noss:!;. hr recelvoil :i severo wosuiil. lind rallied lin- l>ul| ?11 Iii- i l-l - 1:1 ('o'I many years after the uni'. v.Jieii;; il v. ;i liilsillv removed hv I 11. .ri To:!- 1. ! 1 ( skillful .-tu y. lc.:' . : om. nilli III' : - HOW ?rb.'ll-. ; . . ! ..iii. il ;? ? 'olifedei sill- \cs ci st II . ; . 1 :.nt!. lu ?In- -.une bailie .-- ie. . j .-. fi;-- wii> killed, lsuhiin-;:: . . . - ijjf-riil nt iiiy. Aboil! : i. : . a :>i Mi. Si'll l \y.i\t passed .,1 . i ; Hill I Wiri |. ll w sis t In n li.i? ?li. v. 11I1 ?ii . in ! In road, ami nov. ...;!. si'- lin- I'i.rri .: place ill I ?i n; ._? i.: i.'? . I Ins li minds US ol' si jul... fin ( ?purge who, by the wny, is ol I'erins.v Iv.-inin Diiieli ex traction, nu* I rsm 1 iiik German like ?1 Ilativo. Shorll} aller Iii-?;i!;i - lo An derson, lio weill into ?1 slot i' kip) by a <?crinan Jew tu make some purclia si's. The proprietor. liol knowing him, tobi ihr eh:ri? in Gorman not to let him hu ve the montis oil credit. Right I Inn is w lu i r In- imiile si mistake, lor < ?corge lien ni und understood him .uni gave lum si longue lushing (Inti was very in nell "Teutonic*' for his appreciation, and going into the next door hough! about $011 worth of goods, lor which he paid Ute cash, mid the Hebrew mer chant-pv gi'iishuH, lie vas madderns si vet hen." Ihm'I Threw Away Ymir Hoots anti Hollis. Among tlie interesting lines of work agreed upon al (lie meeting of thc W. C. T. I'. yesterday afternoon at .Miss Nubba rd's was one in which wt; need the assistance of our outside friends. This: Instead of throwing into tin street lo bc trampled under loot, tin surplus roots ami bulbs lound in thc flower yards ol' our eily sit their Spring '..leaning, we wish the ladies lo send lin m lo Mrs. I! leek ley. Mis. Von Hus sein, o; Mi s (}. ?v. \\ ?Ison, as is most convenient. We invite any persons win? haven't thc means or do not care :.> buy Howers, lo call on these ladies tor I hem. This is the modest begin ning nf a Village Improvement De pution nt, who'll, we trust, in time will secure io every collage ol' our eily, including our niill suburbs, tin- bright ening, beautifying inllucnec ofllowers. ' W. C. T. I'. Knnus;. -- mot- o -- Honor I ?ell el' Anderson fit} C nilled Schools far Seyenth Mimili CENTRAL SCIIIH H.. First (trude-Marion Mallison, Lilly May Simpson, George Rolciiinn, Henry Rd wa rc ls, Kdward Hubbard. Kl la Sue .Iones, Vivian Slricklund, Wallet Sul livan. Second Gnuie- Unfits Hill, Blanche Tribble, Domitd Brown, Minnie Rus sell, lilith Watkins, Lida Findley. Wil lie Johnson, Harry (?eisborg, liosa Simpson, Harold Webb. Third Grade-Alethea Sullivan, .Joe Duckett, Lillian Maxwell,denn Harris, Clyde Mallison, LueileSloan, Christine Caines, Basil Vandiver, Witt Macau lay, (lia McGregor. Vernon Elliott, Douglass Broy les, Tom Pickcns, Kate Lafoy, Ned Cathcart. Zoe Broy lea, Ar chie McConnell, Ethel Glenn, liam-j inonu Webb. Fourth Grade-First Section-Good let Thornton, Martha Bonham, Edniiin vonllasRcln, Vera Pruitt, Faul Clark, Frank Mnnldin, Ciando Harris. Fourth G rude-Second Section-Car rie (iray, '.! noians Hill, Charlie Hol land, Dessie Martin, Lydia Orr, Sam Orr Tribble, Davis Chapman. Gertrude Erskine, George Fant, Sarah Wilhite. Fifth ('rade-Florie Geisberg, Fay Drennan, Hertha Duckett, olive Brownlee, Mina Sullivan, Lillie Silver man, Hattie Div ver, Robert Sullivan, Bertha Cnsliin, Cera Wilhite. Hamilton MeCouuell, Larry llrown, .lake Sulli van, Webster lloleinan, Kviu Byruin. Sixth tirade-First Section-Lila Brownlee, Annie Chapman, Stacy Rus soll, Nellie Watkins, Nell Archer, Ma ble Johnson, George Stevenson. Zoe Watt, Vera Webb, Eleanor McGregor, Margie Johnson, Olga Fruin, Bessie Tolly, Emma Acker. I Sixth G rude-Second Section-Ray- I mond Chu dy. Dot Coffee. Seventh Grade-Walter I'oore, Ad die llrown, Sue Fi nek ney, Julian Clinkscales, Sullie (Hies. Matti? Hill. Eighth Grade-W. E. Russell, E. H. Murray, Annie Farmer. Kinth Grade-Lois liiil. Kindee Rus sell. Tenth Grade-Louise Johnson, Al bert Johnstone, Daisy Rilov, Marv Parker. MILLVILLE SCHOOL. First <?iiide- First Section-Corrio Williams, Willie Moore. Asa Watson. Lawrence W h i te, Lulu Campbell, Ed gar Harper, Oma Moss. "Second Grade-Hil lie Duncan, Eula Hamster, Sallie Wood, Lillie Tin ker, Buln Humby, Hettie Gibson, Claude Alexander. Lee Moss. Vern Hauten, Cheshire Davis, Aila Heard, Chas. Me Clennan. Third Grade-' an Kay, .Inn (. :1111p liell, Min ion Dtiucau, Robert Sanders, piggie Catlin. Fourth Gradi-Freston Crail, Inr niiin X immens. Julia Tvesier. CREELY INSTITUTE. First Gradi-Christine Thomas, Co luinbus Clinkscnles, Lucius Harrison, Lavina Clinkscales. Maria Hope, An uie Clarke. Mamu- Williams, Mary Al len, Nellie Davis, Nellie Hl'OWU, Thompson Harrison, Walter Galloway, Annie Gaillard, Azalee Lat imer, Ulis ses Brownlee, Melvin Peyton. Second Gradi-Essie Du bose, Ogalha Kennedy, Thomas Rutledge, Olden Lat? mer, Raymond Lat imer, Clifton Clarke, Hildy Saddler, Carrie Coving ton, Florence Thomas. Foarlio Harri son. Willie Edwards, Etta Ellis, Lula Tollington, Dorn Geer, Sam Taylor, kellie Caldwell, Frances Johnson. Lieze Jones, Ola Cowans, Mary Cowans. Third Grade-J. P. Brownlee, Mary Dickson, Willie Morris, Hattie Martin. Svlvene Thomas, Corine Williams. Eloise Kcese, Jumes Johns, Mary Thompson, Louis Brown, Lizzie Reed, Helen Bert, Irene Covington, Tully Owens. First Grade-Second Section-Bessie Glover, BOSH May Morris, Gussie Wal Fourth Grade-Benjamin Taylor. Fifth Grade-Mamie Latimor, George Denn, Mamie Kay, Sallie Sherard, Ma mie Lucas, Alice Webb, Etta Hall. Sixth Grade-Bosa Cowans, Jas. G. Brownlee, E. F. Gaillard, Essie Kay, Ivory Thomas. , Taos. C. WALTON, Superintendent, j Cotton Planters are now wanted and Builivau Hardware Co. never has lound anything to beat the best styles of the Brooks planters and th& old reliable Dow I4\wa. Thoy sell the genuine makes of theio implements. *0?v/jaia?i&^ 'i ' "lii?ii? ii Virii'irr i^''1 ' A THE STORE FEATURE ii) a Store thc magnitude of .'His, prolific in opportunities js this is, there is more to tell ?han is possible la reasonable lewspaper space. Thc cai" way is for yoi: to make it a visiting point on all your shopping trips, for all your shopping errands. You may bo confident all that's herc de servos to be- deserves your patronage as thc fullest value, while our efforts are always directed to the quotation ol low prices-the" lowest price. Yet we never hesitate to ask you to pay enough to insure quality that can bo guaran teed. A magnificent exhibit of FINE MILLINERY. The lotest work of the best Milliners. Beautiful Trimmed Hats for $2.50, $3.50, $5.00 and $8.00. and elegant Walk ing Hats for $1.50, $2.50 and $3.50. Their elegance and ex cellence is beyond question. There's a style about them that cannot be duplicated at the prices outside of this Store. When,you see them you'll ad mit that prettier Hats, trim I med with better taste, were i never offered for the money. The Easter Fashion Show? SPRUNG in earnest, at least Spring by Coavention and Calendar, and beyond all question of doubt Spring at CF. JONES & CO'S, .'ind a Spring Fashion Show in progress that has intense interest for every woman who cares what Fashions arc. We believe the best Silks and Dress Goods display ever concentrated in this city is on view in our popular Dress Goods section. Wc are showing; most everything that Dame Fashion knows of in such goods. Beautiful Spring every where, and a showing of Spring Goods that you must see to know what is best, that you will enjoy seeing for their own beauty, and a bright, brimming Store to see them in. . Jones k Ci The Spirit of our Advertising Is thc spirit of our Store. The word-pictures are drawn from the living models of the fact-faithful portrayals-con scientious rehearsals of exist ing conditions-uncolored, un exaggerated. A source of re liable information-to influ ence, to guide. If the sen tences are strong the qualities are stronger. The bargains on paper are no bigger than the bargains in stock; but you must remember this is a Store of large opportunities-with capital, energy, talent-capa ble lof accomplishing great things._ A peerless collection of Dress Goods ! And Silks For a city of this size. Grand assortment of Novelties, its carefully, consis ontly gath I ered stock, many exclusive I features, shall we say the lar i gest varieties ! We believe it I to be the largest and best, j No one announcement can ! include even a fair mention of I the many styles of Silks which ?you will find here-Blacks, ! Colors and Fancies in profu ! sion. The most interesting ; feature wilt be the low prices. Unmatchable Bisplay of Men's Clothing. Our Clothing looks well and fits wt ll. But that ?a uut all. It ia made in the most careful manner ly ? lie most skilled tnilors. It has tliut smartness and Myle-toueh that distinguishes tho finer grades of tailoring from the cheaper sorts. Every Suit is silk-stitclu ?1 throughout, and is finished and lined aa hefits the bett Men's Clothing. We arc showing all the now materials and patterns that are the correct thing for Spriug we.ar. The styles are up-to the-minute. Serge?, Round and Square Cot.S7.50 to $18.00. Stripes in Hound and Square Cut.87.50 io 810.00. Great line Suits, nil Style?, n!l Coloi*, fi.oni... -810 00 to 816.00. Youths' Suits from.83.00 to 812.50. Children's Fancy Vestee Bu its IV<uu.81.75 to 85.00. Children's Fancy Wash Suiis fi om.50c. to 81.50. Every thing in Men's Furnishings for Easter. Our Men's Furnishing Department occupies aa much space aa most any exclusive Furnishing Store ; and j not alone that, we carry one of the largest assortments of up-to-date Goods. Nowhere can you fud a better selec I tion or lower prices, riuch prices as we name here will surely bauk our assertion :- . Ties in swellest shades and shapes from ...25u. io $100. Dress Shirts from.50c. to $1.00. Neglige?) Shirt* from.'..50c. to $1.00. Night Shiite.i.50c. to $1.00. Socks.,.10c, 12*e, 15c, 25e; 30o. Gau/.* Shirts..25c. to $1.00. Collars.,.10c. and 12*e. Cuffs.15c and 25c. per pair. BASTER COLLECTION OF Silk Shirt Waists? Never before have we shown .such a complete line Silk Waists. In plain blacks and solid colors, made up in tho very best styles, fit near perfect as you will find. You will bo impressed pu sight. Show them in plain black for.82 60 to 85.00. Show them in Colois for.85 00 to 87.00 OP?W8MC SALE ?F FINE EASTER FOOTIE We would like the privilege pl'showing you hy far the nattiest; ami roost complete Hue of Shoes and Oxfords ever exhibited over our counters Know ing that for ety lo, quality und true worth they have no equal ia Anderson. All stylcB of Low Cut Shoes will ba displayed. Below you will catch an idea of the prices of Ladies' Oxford Ties : A..good Patent Tip for.j.SI.00. Plain Tee, One Strap Slipper for..'. .$1.50 to $1.75. Oxfords, both Leather and Patent Tips for.$1.00. A line of Oxfords for beaut}' unexcelled, in the latest toes on ? and D lust. Beautiful line Patent Leather, Patent Vici from.,.82.60 to 83.00. SPECIAL HOSIERY VALUES. ? This Department, we believe, is generally accredited with being the most complete and up-to-date of its kind in the City. AlwajB the best of everything in Mend, Women's and Children's Hosiery, at popular prices. Beat quality whole thread, drop-stitch Ladies' Hose at $1.50, 81.75 and 82.00.. Finest quality colored top, drop-stitch Lisle Hose at 45c. and 50c. per pair. Solid Black Fancy Hose at 25c. Lisle Hose, all solid black in fancy stitces for 50c. and 75c. Our Children's Hose at 10c. and 45c. per pair are good. Lisle thread-ribbed Hose at 20c. and 25c. PARASOLS. It's (he season of the year when these little comforts for Spring and Summer are first introduced and styles and colors are adopted hy leaders of fashion. We've mude unusual prep arations tor the sale of these goo ls. Our stock represents lour times as many pieces as it did a year ago ; but thatVnothing to be surprised at ; our increased trade demanded just such buying. \ few of our specials for early Spring selling: A nice Parasol for 7.1e., in colors and blacks ; a good Silk Parasol, with nico, attractive handles, in. black and colors, for 81.00 ; a good Silk Parasol in stripes, plaids, solid colors, whites and blacks, tor 81.25, 81.50, 82.00 on up; elegant Q?lt- -1- i-:ii-J - :*u >~UK i ara?O?, u?uusjiuvjij ?iiiitni ?un ru liles in lace, etc., in white, blacks and eoloifl. for 85 00._ Swell Window Drapery. Bobbinett C urtaiu?, Bobbiuett Ru filed Curtains, Plain Scrim Curtains With ruffle.*, the nobbiest, the most exquisite line of beautiful Nottingham Curtains we have ever shown. New and rare designs. We W*TO about to say exclusive pattern ; well, you will say "they are just lovely." The most tm prising part o'. ' ?s tho PLEASING PRICES. , ' They Range f ipoiarx 50c, to $0,00 ]p?:r? Fjodor?. . The intervening prices aro very popular. In this c; uueetion we show the Double Brass Rods at 50c. per window. GREAT < OLLECTION WASH 8BIRT WAISTS* We can un hesitatingly annouueo our great line of nobby, natty Shirt Waiata in. Percales, Ginghams, White Lawns, White Piques, mado .up.'well and most elaborately trimknecl with insertion, tucks, etc., at the pleasing, catch price of ??o t?v$2.00. You will find our Stock a practical, popular kind, that shows in a marked degree evidences of a careful and judicious selection from the best marketa. Tho above statements are freighted with solid facts. If you will read carefully we believe you will be impressed with the facts. You can come to tts. with safety. Evelfy time you come will he appreciated, the oftener you come the better we will like it. Every cent spent with us will be highly appreciated. Yours truly, ? C F. JONES & GO., Heavd.-to-F'oot Outfitters for..?Vteu, Women and Qnil<lrexi