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Local News. WK DN KS DAY, M AUCH 20, 1?IU1. Opening Hie ?asc Bail Season. Tlic bast-ball sensou will open this j yeai between Clemson ami Auburn, ! thc strong team from the Alabama Polytechnic Institute, who nie the. champions ot' Alabama. Tho teams will play two fi?mes, ns follows: Clem son College, Friday, March 2fl; Ander son, Saturday, March ?30. The Auburn team of last year wits considered p. very strong ono and from report most of their old men are back nt college. Mr. Ileismnu, the veteran coach, has the Clemson team in charge and is develop ing a fast snappy style ol play. The rivalry between Auburn and Clemson is very intense on the foot ball Held, and the former will probably come prepared to do Clemson up in great shape on the base ball field. Tho ad ?nisHioti to both thu Clemson and An derson games will bo 23 cents for all. Corner Creek News. During Hie past few days our people have experienced some real blustery weather for this time of the year. Though Spring will soon be hero with all of its loveliness, atid we eau rest as sured that "windy March" will not al ways last. Spring is gem-rally greeted by everybody with great joy. Thc birds are beginning to warble their sweet melody, ami the whippoorwill can soon lu- heard to welcome thc beau tiful Spring weather which is drawing upon us. Farmers arc progressing nicely with their work. Much has been done towards preparing land for this year's crop. All land has lu cn prepar ed in a good condition, and wc feel confident that our farmers will plant a largo crop tins year in corn and other products, so as ti> make a living at linnie as near as possible. M ?ss Leila Carwilo, one nf our fair maidens, win* is now teaching the As bury school, eight miles nott h west of Anderson, spent Saturday and Sunday herc with her parents. M HS Olivia Cassa way visited Midges Maude and Allie llraiiyon, id' /.arline, Sunday. TheHubool at this place still contin ues to be in a nourishing condition. A heavy rain fell in these parts Sun day a week ago, which baked the laud considerable, but it was much needed. It revived th? small grain crop, ami a fair yield looks brobablc. Mr. L. Shirley, one of our progres sive and thrifty farmers, is building a larg?! barn for his eat th-. Mr. Shirley denla largely in cattle, having one of tho best, pastures in our midst. He has about ii tty aeres on thu creek bottoms, which alfords abundant feed for a largo number of cattle. Occasionally we bear complaints from correspondents concerning tho "bad roads'1 of their respectivo sec tions. No doubt but wha' they have ample room to complain. Wo don't seo any reason why Anderson County don't have good roads all over the en tire County. Anderson County ranks foremost in a great ninny things, and why don't shu havo good roads? An eminent writer says: "You can meas ure tho civilization of a peoplo by their roads." We feel justly proud of the excellent roads of our immediate Com munity, but our good roads are mainly due to the excellent supervision of our efficient township supervisor, Mr. J. M. Hanks. He is always looking after the roads and bridges, and never fails to perform his duty iii a commendable way. Air. Hanks makes a success of anything be undertakes, which is in deed shown by the good roads lie has given us. ile is always certain to have a competent mau to run the road ma chine. J. A. Oarby bas hail control of tho "scrape" f*n tho past two years, and will run it again this year, ".lap" can't be excelled with t he machine, and be certainly knows how to manage it, and put the roads in good condition. Mr. Hanks well merits the success that bo covets. Mrs. J. T. McConnell and two chil dren, after a pleasant visit of three weeks in our midst with relatives nhd friends, returned to their home nt,Ea gle Grove, tia., last Sat iu d *y. Tho price of cotton has dropped lowe~ than a good many w ho have livid their cotton for better prices expected it would. Wo know of several in this locality who could have sold their cu tir? crop for ten cents, but fully ex pected tho price to ndvaucu higher. Alas, to their sorrow, they will take less than ten cents. The County of Anderson and the proud State of South Carolina should feel proud of such men as composed the G rand dury. They did creditable and commendable work. The "free slav ery" was bail enough, but nothing to compare to the malicious and startling account of it given in the North Amer ican. Wechanced toread this "Yankee" paper, and was amazed at the sight of such pictures of thc so-called "free slavery" negroes. Some who read that paper will no doubt bo led to believe' that ve have the slavery system of iorty years ago re-established. Hut Anderson County bas some teal less citizens who will ever strive to sec that our laws are not trampled under by men who don't regard tho law as any thing very important. Peach trees are beginning to bloom, but we fear that ii it ia av s cold like it is now for many more days they will bo all killed. Several of our people contemplate attending -ho Uniou Meeting of the second divinion of the Saluda Associa tion, Which convenes with the Bethany Chui i on tho til th Saturday and Sun day of'this month. The members of Bethany have re cently built them a Church, which is indeed a 'credit to lh?it community. They have loim'Viei-n needing a (-burch and'(bey ?bould feeT^^ld of the haud / some oi?e llu*> hu?'e joHpjpoinplefeil. ?I. B. GuHHH?vay, <>t-N$ri, spent Sun day brro with "borne folks. Tmo. Belton News. Miss Hattie Wilson, who han been . Itiitc sick with grip, is rapidly Improv ing. Miss Carrin Mc??co, of llom a Path, is visiting Miss Idelle Bice. Miss Addie Major, after J: two weeks1 illness, is now able to resume her du ties as teacher ol" Dorchester school. Mr. .1. K. Ilreazeale has sold hi? new residence on Main street to Mr. W. H. Cobb, proprietor of the Helton Hotel. Mr. Breazeule'a family will remain there lor the present. Messrs. Cannon and Uambrcll have purchased the store-room and stock of goods of Mr. James II. WoodbideH, who will return to Pelzer. Wo are sorry to give up Mr. Woodsides and his inter esling family. . Mis. M. T. Breazeale, of Mount Olive, and M's. Maggie Jeffries, of Virginia, passe?? through Belton last week on their way to their parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Breazeale, of An derson. lt is currently reponed that Con gressman A. C. Latiuicr will he in the race for United States Senator agaiust the Hon. J. L. McLaurin. We would bo glad to seo otu- esteemed townsman elected, as we are satisfied he would perform his duties in tho Seuute as he hus done in the House, more faithfully and satisfactorily than any represen tative we have had for u quarter of a century or more. Hurrah for Latimei! C. mm . mm - Big Spring Happenings. The many fi lends ol' Mi s. (?. W. C. Mitchell, who has been ill tor some time, will be. pleased to know that her condition is greatly improved, and her j carly recovery is now con lulen t ly ex pected. Mr. Kant, an artist, lias been doing some nice work throughout this com munity. Mrs. .less. Clinkscnlen ami lilli?! daughter, Nora. ? 1 Kdgciicld, who visi ted iclativcs here from Sat imlay until Ttscsda , on returning hom?! Miss Cleo Hamster accompanied them ami will spend sonn- tim?' down there. Mr. .1. M. Armstrong, ol' llom a I'ath, spent Snndny with home folks, Miss May mic Wright, who has been very sick, is better. \V?* hope to se?! her ont soon. lt seems that quiltings are Iii?' order ot* the ?lay with young girls. It was our pleasure to attend two the past w?'?'k. Misses Mary Armstrong. Kinma and Lou Simmons visite?! the Misses Bur ton Saturday night. The school at Hig Spring will be out next Kinlay. It is under control of Miss Cora Shirley. Mr. Homer Banister drove to Helton last Sunday, taking with him Miss Kihi Pruitt, who has been visiting rela tives here thc past week. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Armstrong spent Sun-lay with Mr. ami Mrs. W. C. Shir ley. _ B. Eureka Items. Our Church is in good condition, our pastor is true and kind; he never speaks a word that's harsh, but reverently paints us to n higher clime. The sebo. J at this place will close on the 1.1th inst. The closing exercises will bo next Friday night. Mrs. S. A. Brown is visiting friends and relatives near Seneca. Miss Daisy Hobkins bas returned home after visiting her sister near Lebanon. Mr. Richard Brown and Mr. John Hobbins visited near Hartwell recent ly. Beautiful Spring will soon be here at last, though its coming has been rather slow. XoiiOJtv's DA ni.IN?;. Big Creek Items. Th?: farmers ave progressing nicely with their farm work. Hov. Willi?- McCueu delivered a very forcible sermon last lirst Sunday to a large audience. Mrs. Wm. Coker has been quite sick for the past week, but we aro glad to say is better. Mrs. W. E. Smith, of Holtou, visited relatives here last week. Mr. and Mrs. James Coker, of Pelzer, were the guests of Mr. Wm. Coker last Sunda}', Miss Carrie Callahan, who has been quite sick for some time, weare glad to say is up again. Mr. Seagull, of Peizor, was tho guest of Mr. F. A. Spearman last Sunday. Mr. S. M. Callahan, and son, Fur man, ave visiting friends in Honen Path this week. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hiudinnu were the guests ??l his parents Sunday. One ol'our most progressive tanners Mr. Pat.lek Hindman, has thc iiuest turnip patch in this section. Miss Kiora Poore, of Greenville County, is the guest ol' ber aunt, Miss Lula Poore. A very pleasant event was the socia ble given by isses Buelah and fatuto Callahan on the fnh inst. There were quito a crowd present, ami we passed the time so pleasantly that wo were surprised when some ono announced that the clock was chiming the hour of midnight. Mr. and ^rs. J. C. Wilson were thc guests of Mr. F. A. Sn cann un last Sun day. Mesara R. A. and J. L. Hindman, of Pelzer, visited their parents hero Sun day. Mr. Frank Poore, of Toney Creek, was in our midst Sunday. It seems that he has some attraction up this way. N. D. A lard. Dr. Joe Cnbell Davis, Stato Manager Mutual tl?'Borve Kund Life Associa* tion N. Y. Dmr Sir. Please accept my thanks for v?Hir Mud sett lenu-ni in full of the Policy held iu your Company by my lute husband, Arthur P. Hubbard. .lt MARY M. HUIIBARD. Wild Hog Items. Kev. Mr. Durham, of Pelzer, will preach ut Mt. Tabor next fourth Sun .lay. Mrs. KnoH Gumbrell, who hus been quito sick with grip, ia improving slowly. Mr. Joe Mooro is also quite Kick and is not expected to get well. Mr. John Rhodes and Mr. Luther Gambrell are the champion bird limit ers in Wild Hog, having killed fourteen birds in cloven shots. Who can beat that! Mr. John Rhodes is far ahead of us all in farming. He has in all of his guano and his land prepared for his corn crop. Remember the Sabbath day to keep it holy? Have we all given this sub ject one thought? How easy it is, ami how often wo break Sabbath. Do wo remember that God tirst set tho exam ple, made the law and then gave the command? How encouraging the thought that our Heavenly Father would set apart every seventh day for uur rest day; not only that, but to make it holy, and then be so kind as to caution and command us to keep it holy. Hut after all His love poor, care less and sinful men will break the Sab bath day. And I think if wo would keep the Sabbath as we should, we would consecrate ourselves to God on that day, and endeavor as each Sunday passes into eternity to become moro like the Ono in whoso image wo were made. Hut 1 see people breaking that command almost every Sunday in some way. We aro not only told to rest ourselves, butte letourstock rest also. Thc infant, child <?f Mr. and Mrs. John Moont died on thc 20th of Feb ruary. They have our sympathy in their sore, bereavement. Mr. I-', ii. Brown has pnt him in a ii rsl -class corn mill and is ready now to serve his patrons. V INK?; A it J ti;. Leiter (o Mr. J. li. Barton, Anderson, S. C. I>K A ts Slit: A man once advertised that he'd send 2.*? useful articles for 2? cfs., ami every victim got 20 pins. Smart but shady; ought to have gone to jail. < )itr standing ami capital (you eau get tiieiu iron) your hunk or mer* cant ile agency) makes this letter to you non-olVensi ve, ami guaranlees your consideration or that of any other property owner of your place for our oiler of "free paint." Furnish ns measurements ot house to bo painted, and we'll tell you how mauy gallons L. & M. Paint weean donate, and send you superb color schemes. We do it to secure sample houses covered with our paint, for such houses enables us to establish an ngeney quickly. Been making this paint'IO years; sold enough to put a girdle of paint around thu world a number of times; covers better and lasts longer than white lead; you thin it with oil; over ?1,500 L. & M. agencies in tho U. S. lt pays to in quire. Truly yours, LONGMAN & MARTINEZ, Puint Makers, 207 Penrl St., New York City. A car load of Barb. Wiro just received by Sullivan Hdw. Co. When you buy fnun thia concern youarealwaya ass? u red of getting bottom prices. There ls no Fence so cheap or so dura ble as . ne marie of Poultry Netting. The first and only car of thin Wire e\er hrought to Anderson has just been re ceived by Kulllvau Hdw. Co. Buying to such a quantity secures a price which en abler these people to paralyze compet? Hon. Thero is no botter way in whiob a farmer can econom?as thau by having his own set of Blacksmith Toola and doing his own worte ut home. Time ie saved end many tools that would be thrown awav eau be worked over nod used. (Sullivan Hdw. Co. have a Rplcudtd as sort inept of Blacksmith fools in which they would bo glad to interest every, farmer. ; Plows with the proper set, most perfect finish and finest qwOlty material are sold by Sullivan H-iw. Co 'i be Genuine Lankford Cloth Collar was never known to hurt a hor?e'e ?ir Mule's shoulder. It ls tho best plow Collar on tba market. These Collars are ao.d by SulPvan Hdw. Co Rooting, Lin work, galvanized iron A-ork and plumbing done on abort notlei by Osborne & Osborne If you want a good Rizir Irv one ot Brock Bros. that is guaranteed, and it will inako you smile when you go to shave. When von want firm.elate*, np-'r.-dato PHOTOS '?-all ?rn GALLAGHER BRO-., at iht?ir of w Mud io next door t<> Ligon A* Ledtvtter-upstairs. Natrtsfaoilon la ful ly guaranteed to every customer. We offer tbla week hundreds) of pier of Sample Shoos at prices to please. Come quick while we have your number. Pri ce? oo these Shoes too ch?ap to quote. Vend ivor Bros. Tf yon want a good Shot Gun, Rifts ? r Pl-vol, try Brock Brm?., an they have a large assortment and their prions aro rig -r. Buv \our I oaded "?hfiHa, Shot, Powder and Capa and Dynamit? end Kuae et Brock Bros , and you will always lind i lie prices right Pot Planta and Cut Flowers for \ale. Large and small Palm? a specially. Mn?. J. V. ? lb ksoale*, 212 North Mai? st. Iron King Stove? are ?.oi.mdered tn? bost Buy one. Oahorne A Osborne Sole Auents. Money to loan on first mortgage ol'real property. > pply to 'Fribble A Prince, Attorneys. Have bot water ptpra run troru your ? ove to bath room. Tr> OH bor ne A Oohorne It vou have a M?rror yoa want Re Silvered, or want e Minor made in fit or repl ??? th? ul i br .ken one, eeo lt W. S PRIS lt. Hu ?il make or repair Mil Htzea at r?-HMonabie prioes. 33-13 WANTKD-r-A middle aged lady io keep bouse for a famttv ?>f five pnr?<idM. Refereeon rt quired. Address. Post uno ? er A mun, S. ?'. J?i?- oers prleaa on "Sohappa," "Early Bird" and ..Blue Jar" Tobar*-.- Liw "??t p lee. on flour, Coff-e, Corn, Ranon, and heavy Groceries, Vandiver Broa. If you want tn make your wife amil- , boy end give ber a patrol Brock Bron, guaranteed ^ctsanrs or Bbeara. W. H. Shearer R-irv?vor. Von will find mn nt Dean & Kat ttY.?n. Long dla i:iiici? Phone at my reahlenoe. Thia ia our greatest year. We are proud >f our record, und ara striving by every h me.it means to win you for a eua t unfr. Give u* atrial if vo-i have ? ever duce so bet?re. Vandiver Bron. Twenty-five Dollar? will boya 'elrly ?nod >;ii nun? prar.tle Piano a' tho'1. A. Reed Muolo House. Thev are intrlnai ? ally worth dooblo that amount. Our New Company Now READY FOR BUSINESS IN ALL Li NES. Our Buyer has just returned from the ?SftFketS where, with his long experience and increased facilities for buying and the peculiar conditions of the market as he struck it, we are enabled to announce that in every department of our big stock we are able te show you many new, attractive articles. Our Cost Sale last Fall run our Stock down so low. so every thing is new and of the latest. A strong fortification of this new business shall be economical price-making, absolute strong value in everything offered, correct style in low-priced gccds as well as higher priced fabrics, high appreciation of every cent spent with us, courteous and prompt attention to every individual, special inducements to Cash purchasers. Long credit business has gone out of date. The Spot Cash will be the motive power that will move thing?, and make this thc busy, hustling Store of this seetion. We expect to carry the right kind of goods, light prices, conduct this business on a square and fair, busi ness-like basis. We will try to make friends in every trans action. We wish to thank our friends who have stood by the man ager of the Store so long. We will appreciate every kind word or wish that is given us. This new business must go in every particular, and if our friends will stick to us we will make this the biggest Dry Goods, Clothing and Shoe business ever done in the city. More push, more snap, more interest, more for your dollar, moie friends, more people talking us up, more people flocking to our Store to see the values shown j ovei our counters. Our Store is groaning with beautiful Dress Goods. The grandest line of Silks at the most economical prices that ever graced our counters. White Joods at the most remarkable values ever our privilege to show. Wash Goods ranging from 5c to 75c. Great line Men's Negligee Shirts and Gents' Furnishings. Best values in Shoes we have offered in years. Economical price-making will be a popular feature. This will be the Store for you to spend your Cash with. In our rush we will only give a few specials this week. Necessities of life we will sell cheap : Gi od yard wi<ie Sea Islamic at 4]c One lot of Ladies' Dress Shoes to Good yard-wido Sheeting at 5c. ?ut-were SI 00, 81 25, 81.50 ' ... jour choice tor 75c. per pair. Heavy Drills at 5*c. . , , -,.1 , _ ," A mau s heavy working Shoe, spe Go? d Bleached Muslim at oe aud i c c?tti vallie 81 00. Beautiful line of Fancy Lawns 5c. ' A man's Dress Shoe 81 00. This will be the Store of the people. If you want Goods come to see us. Yours truly, C. f. JO fl ES CO. Before Buying Read The Following Carefully. THE season for Spring .and Bummer Goods is on hand, and our Buyers having returned from the Northern markets, we are ready to show you The Newest, the Best, the Cleanest, The Cream of the Market in SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, And we aro confident in enying lhat jon will find herc the rno3t select and swell line of Goods that has ever been displayed in our city. To begin with we will mention only a lew of the newest Goods in the latest fabrics, wt avc3 and color combination^ : Prunella Cloth, Satin Solids, Batiste, Albatross, Elimine, etc. Crepe De Chino and Grenadines in the newest idea ?. You will find that our Hue of Drees Trimminga far surpass anything we have attempted tor the previuiis seasons in Laces, Bands, Appliques, Spau glcs, Pe)stan, All-Overs, etc. We are showing the newest and prettiest Gooda in Toile du Norde, Ze phyr and French Ginghams, Lr-Aiglon Dimities, St. Gall Swiss Muslins, He Hy Batiste, Chambray?, Dre*s -.Linen?, Madras, Oxford Goods, Galatea Cloth, etc. A big assortment of. Plain iuid Figured Lawns, India Linen, P. K's., etc., for you to select from. Organdies in all the leading shades. A splendid line of Embroideries await your inspection. We mention wiih pridtTour litio of 8ilke, ip which you can't fail tobe pleaded. All the Jul?st novelties in Fancy Silks. The newest and latest novelties ru Girdles, Belt Broaches, Hair Barretts A complete line of Linings and Findings. Dres3 Linings in all the newest shades and, and everything pertaining to the Lining and Fiuding De partment Ju-t anivsd a pivtty and attractive line of Ready-to-Wc av Hat4. We will mention later the gruud display of Millinery. Mifipers, Oxf f>\ Ti-s and Shots'. There is not a better line in the city io select from. Quality and prices guaranteed. ?-paie will n t permit us t . statu further what is to bo had in our Store, hut suffice. iL to s >Y you wiP find everything tarried by a First Class Dry Goods Store. Wo will be glad to show you our different lines at all ii me?. - So we n;-k you to -'.\ p in and make your selection before the stock ia broken. vr : MOORE, ACKER & CO., Wholesale and Retail. P. S- Groceries, Flour, Molasses, Tobacco and Corn at saving prices. BOW SUITS. BOYS' H4TS. BOYS' PANTS, BOYS' SHOES. WE are in for the Boys, and if you want a nice Suit for your Boy we can please ? u in stvle, i.ualbv and pi ice. ti ?.ya' H tts and Caps. This line io complete, up-to-davo and stylish. Bm s' Shoes. We can give you a nice Shoe ?hat will wear ana give you satisfaction. B <y~' Pants. Don't forget the Boys' Panta at 20c, 25c, 35c and 45c. They are dandies for tho mou?-\. Q::r line MvuV- Hiv^cs and Pants ars big v^'uer. M.-n's Hats. Tni? line wn'can and will cave you money. Staple Dry Goods, Notion?, Ac. Hut Sox, Kunpt-nderv, Shirts. Tinware, a omoplate hue, boiijb dire t from headquaners. Crockery ware. N??w we ca? ta k. Ou line i lir-tc aa-, prices rock bottom and Bi) les thc beet. Gl?s-wttr*, a complete aswitiuent. H? mern' er, wo give a useful Prts^i.t to eveiy ? ne who buys a dollar's worth from us. KEITH lt C0. 8W The IVian who does not Read the Signs of the Times must stay Behind. The Tremendous Stock of UMBU, 1GBICIILTIRU IMftEIEITS, AND MILL SUPPLIES, Carried by us and the great volume of business done, must convince ererv one of cur ability to serve you better and cheaper than anyone. ?teel Flows. The same high-quality kind that we have always bandied. Properly et* perfectly tempered aud highly finished. Plow ?tocks, Heel Bolts, Cte viel?; Backs, Trace Chains, Hames, &e* No bother with blown down fences or palings lost with a fence made el this Wire, a Car Load of which we have just received. All Seasonable Goods at most reasonable Prices. Sm J XV AN WAT)T)WAD|7r?A O U ijlil ? -JLJ?- A N JUL JLUL. MJtf WJ ff JC1LJLV.12J \J\J, T roonn ??^PAIID A\TV Clean Sweep Sale. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14th, wc begin a Clean Sweep* Sale. Pricei will be made on all Fall and Winter Gooda that will insure a clean sweep It's our Policy to carry notbh.g from one season to another that a price will sell. Over $10,000 00 Seasonable Goods tioing. Grasp thia opportunity. To make room for bur extraordinary large Spring and Summer Stock we have included a lot of Seasonable Spring Goods, and will close them out at much lower prices than our usual record-breaking figures. This Sale lasts one,nioulb, and we expect to clean out everything, pre paratory to the arrival of our immense 8pring 8tock now on the.way. Remember, this Clean Sweep Sale will not continue indefinitely. The Stock is being reduced daily, therefore it is all important that you attend this Sale immediately and buy liberally. Opening Sale of White Goods. India Linens, the best values in all grades it has ever been our pleasure to show.,.at 6> 7, 8,10,12 and 16c. Check Nainsook, excellent qualities.at 5, 7, 8-and 10c. Dimities, Tiny Checks and Stripes..at i?, 8 and 10c. Piques, beautiful quality.?.'.at 9 and 15c. Be?> Spreads, special value, regalar Bl 25 quality.. .for 98c. Towels, bleached linen, with border, very special.each Oe 20th Century Percale, best quality, 36-inches..at 10c Our Great Clean Up Sale of Notions and Dry Goods. Embroidery, extra wide, worth 10c.cleaning up price 5c. Ladies' Patent Leather Belts.-.cleaning up price 9c. Ladies' all-wool Fascinators, worth 25c.cleaning up price 17c Ladies' Fleece Lined Under vest..-... .clean sweep price 22c. Handsome Satin Covered Comforts..-..clean sweep sale 95c. Ladies' Pompadour Combs... J.. .clean sweep Bale 10c. Linen Window Shades, beautifully decorated, worth 50c.. it?.. .sale price 33c. Talcum Powder, wo? th 10c.. cleaning up- price 4c. Full line Children's Caps just received, all styles. .to go at 24c. 50-inch Turkey F.ed Table Damask.. .at the remarkable price of 15c. Best grade yard-wide Sea Island, worth 7c..clean up price 41c. Window Curtain 8crin?..clean sweep sale 4ic. Barlow Mills Bleat hing, worth 7c.. .clean op sale 5c. 8olid Color Cashmeres, all wool, 40 inches wide..clean sweep sale 24c. 7-4 Venetian Wool Dress Goods, 40 inches wide, worth 25c... i"l .c. s. s. 17c. Clean Sweep Sale of Ladies' Skirts and Capes. Ladies' Tllr-k Brocaded Brilliantine Skirts_.._ibis sale 95c. Ladies' ]c o\ "red Brocaded Skirts..-this sale 81.15. $2 00 La?iLS Wool Plaid Skirts.this sale 81 25. 82.00 Ladies' Fine Plush Capes.._.. .this sale 61.25. Great Sale of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Shoes. Ono Table Full Ladies' Fine ' boes, all small sizes, worth $1.50 to 82.00 _. ..... thu e?le 75c. Ladies' Genuine DoDgola Shoes, button or lace, heel or spring heel, worth 81.50... _.this sale 98c. Harrisburg Warranted Ladies' Fine Shoes, button or lace, worth $2 00, thu sale 81 48. Gentlemen's Oak Kip Ties, regular price 81 25, clean sweep eale 98c. Gentlemen's Calf Shoes, all eolid, value 81 50, clean sweep sale 81.19. Hundreds of other Shoes equally as cheap. Great Clean Up Sale of Clothing and Gents' Furnishings. Gentlemen's Heavy Undershirts, clean sweep sale 17c. Gentlemen's Per cale Laundered Hhirts, c'eau sweep sale 48c. Boys' Knee Suits, regular price 81 00, clean sweep sale 73c. Gentlemen's Fine Wont Pants, regular price $1.50, cl-an sweep sale 98iv - Gentlemen's Grey Golf Hats 48c. . FREE, FREE!-rHard Painted China free. A housewife's delight a nicely arranged table. Buy your goods of us and got a Set of hand-painted China free. Ask for Coupons. LESSER & CO., AVnER^ON, 8. rs., UNDT?R MA^ONin TRMPTiR. D. S. VANDIVEK. E. P. VAND1VER Vandiver Bros. GENERAL MERCHANTS AND - JOBBERS OP GROCERIES. NOT BRAGGING, but giving yoi cold foots when we say that wc can sell you that bill of Flour, Molasses, Gora, Tobacco, Coffee and Hay, If yon give us a r asonab'o chance. DRY GOODS, SHOES and HATS At mighty interesting prices. Big line of extra choice Sample Shoes on* Oxfords soon to arrive. Bo-euic to see them. Toura for Tra?e, _ V A wot vgR &no9._ Glenn Springs Mineral Water - run SALE AT. ? EV AMS* PH agaa A CY, T*HE GLENN RPR1NGS~WA I KR baa naen kuowo for over a hundred year*, ?oj I r<*vtunlz?d bv tho bi**t Phyalnlsna lo the laud ?a a mire oura for diaeawa of LWar, K?driew8, Hlgddar, Bowel.? and Biood. ?oma of Ita lemarkable our??>were orougbt beforo thenotloe of tho publie lb th9 Charleston Medical Journal in rift '. Mi>s?..:. EVANS PnAaaior-OKNTS; I have benn a suffaw fruin todlsaatlon o#ver-i yean*, a il hava r.juud tho nu? or your Gi?nn Spr nga Wat?rof ?raat bB?eQI to me, and o*o confidently recommond lt to ?my suffering from like trnob'?-*. ^ B, E. AtLEw