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.jinocal News WEDNESDAY, NOV. 20, 1901. To Fi?lit thc Trust. Anderson is notting an oxatnple t? other cities in showing the way to light the fertilizer trust into light lt There has just hoon organized a new fertilizo! manufacturing concern of colossal pro portions with home capital almost en tirely The name of the now enterprise is "Tho Anderson Phosphate ami Oil Company," and the organization of the concern is complete, lt is said that thor? is some Richmond capital in tho venture, but it is practically owned and will bi run by the most solid and far-aeoiuji business men ol Anderson. Tho capital stock ot* tho company will ho ?JWM.OOI with the privilege of increasing to ?MMI, OOO, and its organization is for the solo purpose of tho manufacturo and Halo ol commercial fertilizers and cotton seed products. Tho company acquire'! the ownership and will lake immediate pos session ot t ho Anderson Fertilizar Com pany, and of ei^li: <>r ten cotton r-'-oi oil milln in thia section, h'roderich Brown, president of tho old f?rliliz reo ii pany, is lo ho at tho head of tie nov porat?on. This ls ;< superb loea'iim : such nu enterprise being in :;?. h .: n ?jo. ...tid agricultural .. .:. pill ?! UlCeril M.-.- t?a:<l h i 1 . - ) I . . ? '.. old platH and tint for.'.M uniplo ; ., doubled i in me i lately . i <? >.??> ? largely leer ..:-??..!. A'j t?-. .?!: . .,..> ,.. tho no iv r.Wivru ivili h<*' '. ? IV. ?ni A?dereiio. ihn t;-i ;-.u: ? :.\ >i? h < ? I .?.'... tonnage 1 ytty quietly, I it ... ..s . : Snturdti) ?hat tiio ni . . ..... . ... ; i f.irw-r . ! lo th? S . ?'.??.???ty ?.? .star.?* anil till? ii;--: si -.? I d; I . . ..Vu t-1 II r"., ii ll ehirtor.--.'oiirtuhourj il raid, ?'-?tn i ? hijj ireeri News. Tho I'aniicrsarc busy sow ingouls ?md wheal. Sportsmen ?uv lin vi og ii no limos now, ns game is plentiful. Misson Lou and Nannie Irby, ??' l'.-? /er, wire thu guests of Miss lieu lull Cnllahum Insi Saturday und Sunday. Air. and .Mrs. .J. L. Iiindmnn, of I Vi zor, win* tho gi I o.st s ol'his p neut.s Insi Sunday. Mr. i'ntnek llindman wen! tu Ander son ono day last week on business. William McAdams, ol' Level I. ind, visited his uncle, .Mr. S. M. Callalmm, last week. Messrs. Atley Orillith and Fred Car tee, of Slnblowii. visited al Mr. ll in A ni-- Vs last Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Wilton White and family have re? - incd home after a week's visit with ' . ..('.s near Helton. ?ri J. Ueeves and family have goin- to tho mountains this week. Air. r. C. llindman, a business young man of Anderson, was the guesl of Iiis father, Mr. Patrick il indinan, Mio sec ond Sunday. Rev. W.'JJ. MeCann hushcen elected lo servo Big Creel; Church again uv KI your. We are sony to say that our yoting friend, Mr. LuiherCallaham, will leave for Lavonia, (la., in a few days. W. wish him much success. Airs. S. A. Wilson is having some re pairing done to her mill, whkdi athis much to its appearance. Miss Gena Gumbrell i-> visiting al I ?rushy (J renie. Wo ure all quite well. HitowN M Y KS. In Memoriam. Mrs. Marin? ll.t.k-. wife oi Young Hanks xml daughter of* ?.tie Hov. Roh?. King, died at ititi len.>f her if?ughtf<i Mrs. ii. F. Tri i .hl?', on the '.Us, in*'., ufier an iiliif"H of M hour liv?? inouthH. She was in lier 74th y*>ar. ano ul wu y a enjoyed excellent, health until lust Muv, ween a oom plication of de-odens ser. in. 'Amit Martha," as she was known, was a wo man loved hy all whii knew her ferber .noble ways of life. Har husband WHS klll-'d ?ni Sullivan's Island during tim civil war sud Infi lier with live eh'ldree, two h >ys and thre<? git ls, lo Huppert, and the efforts used by her in rearing those ohihiran are worthy of Imitation, Atan ear'y tige sho joined the Itaptist. Cburuli at D>rghewter and >v?s baptized hy io*: father.- She livoti iii ? life of o oonseera ted Christian, and iluriug io-r- illness ulm cbutlnii.illy spoke o? its lng. and 11 ? . thong -is of ere.orliiic into ..? *ruul rent see.ned ioall'?rd iior inexpres-i'de ? .'...i, ure. XXXX. Whitefield Items Jack Frost has made his appearance . aud cotton is opening much better. Farmers iu this section will soon he through gathering the fleecy staple. "Wheat and oats aro looking line where they aro np. Farmers should take advantage of the favorable went li er ?ml sow plenty of grain. Full turnips ave almost ti failure in X thia community. i Mrs. David Vanadore died at her j home at Helton last Friday morning 1 and was buried at White?elu Saturday j afternoon. Mrs. Vanadore has been j Butlering for some limo with pneu monia, which at last claimed her as its ( victim. She was a faithful aud dcvo t ted Christian, having been amember of Whitefield Baptist Church for many years. Her daughter, Met tie, aged 20 ?; years, wes buried here just a few weeks ago, a victim of the same fatal disease. Airs. Vanadore leaves a husband, and nine sons and daughters to mourn their irreparable loss. They have the heartfelt sympathy of their hos: of friends. Married, at thu residence ol' thc offi ciating minister. Rev. Henry Martin, Air. Waller Ellison and Miss Nannie Elrod. Their many friends wish them a ]rng, successful and happy life. Ujuito a crowd of young folks at tended a candy pulling at Mr. J. B. Burgess* Friday night. All seemed to enjoy themselves to the highest. School will begin nt Whitefield next Alouday with Aliss Beulah Striugcr ns teacher. Parents should start their childron at once. Messrs. R. II. Brcnzenle mid John Kay have just completed a nice dwel ling for Air. Andrew Harris. Air. John Bowlan and wifo have moved to Greenville, whore they will moko their home. CsAn APPLE. . _ Special to Merchants. Yonr Stock will need replenishing for the Holiday trade. We have In Stock all kinds of Hosiery, Underwear, Shirts, I>rawers, Suspenders, Overalls, etc., direct from the mills. Just received our new linea Clothing, Pants, Shoos and HUs. Weean ship any of above goods at "toe or tako your Spring orders. Call au -1 ?pe our new line Hats and Shoos for 1m t Hate delivery. Buy from tis direct from i .? milla and factories, yon save the mi 'd'* man'aor jobbers profits and dram mo.--' commissions, and get the newest and best goods. WEBB & OATER, Co tn.iv ?ion Merchante*. . Writ" us fjr a im pl c-s and prices or call ntvur^uicj. Denver Dois. After weeks o? lovely Indian Sum mer weather wc buve been visited by killing frosts. To-day (Nov. 12) the clouds portend ruin, after which wc may look tor cold weather. Furniers are about ready lor it, as (lie short crop ol' corn is harvested, sweet potatoes dug and housed and cotton nearly all opened and picked-the boll worm lins injured cotton much more than was suspected a month ago. Tor that and other reasons tho crop in this section will be at least one-third short. Tho short crops and low prices are making farmers gloomy, though they aro still pushing ahead and preparing to KOW largely ot' wheat and oats. The Denver High School opened on Hie/J I ii with a fair attendance. We look for a successful (session with such teachers as Prof. W. I?. Holland and M ins Daisey Whaley. .Mis.s Hertha Holland, ot I'el/.er, is hoarding with her uncle, I'rot', Hol I .in!, and al lending school. Mis. Montgomery McKlroy ;uul Mi.-, i ?ob Hums lutiiriied home Thursday, afterajilen aili visil ol several days to friend ^ in Andersoii. '>!i. .lim Browne, <?! Walhalla, made a .' hort, visit to rcluf ives hero and else where recently. He is one <?l ( lepiiee's hest, ami most prosperous ia finers. Miss* Lillie Garrison spent scv. crnl days las! week with her sister, Mis. Annie Kskew, near Anderson. Mr. .lohn H. Jolly is home again fruin Columbia. His linclnilian game chick ens took the ii rsl ?ni;:" at the Sta!?' Kair, though he hud to compete with i Vanderbilt's Hue stock from Killmore. That laei establishes Mr. .lolly's repu tation asa poultry breeder. Mrs. Anna Darraeott spent Wednes day in I'etidh tun visiting the family ol' 1 Kev. li. K. S tack ho use. The Missionary Kally at Sandy Springs on the 1st Sunday was largely j attended, and was quite a success. Si verni of Denvers young people at tended lin- Missionary H illy at Lohn- ! non las! Sunday. They report Dr. j ('hopman as delivering a line ?Us course. ? Cadets tarwin, Uothrock and Mc-I \Y hort cr were home from Clemson on j a short furlough recently. They ure lookiag well and say they are highly pleased willi t!i" institution. The quesl ion nt the hour seems to bo | ibo Soldier's Home or higher pensiona' | The Veterans in this section arc in fa- j vor of putting all that thc Legislature j will appropriate into higher pensions ! and let Ibu Soldiers' Homo bo bail! by j private subscriptions, rai..ed like Hen- j ry -lady ?lid those for the Georgia linnie. Of course, iii?; State would j have tay-?., ai ul nin the Ilome, which will take a goodly sum if there bo many in mates. Ititi whatever is ?lone should he done quickly, or?- ail thu old soldiers have joined the Bivouac of the Dead, und need neither money nov home. I N< ix; S ?TA. Lowndesville News. Dr. Speer ami Wm. Speer spent a few ?lays in Anderson th?; past week. Mr. Whit Fortsou and his sister. Miss Lizzie, spent se,veral days with Dr. Speer and family. Mr. Walter lloyd, of Mt. Carmel, is visiting this section with an evident purpose. Ilov. and Mrs. IL C. Funnel went to Augusta last Saturday, and the follow ing Sunday Mr. Fennel preached at the 2nd Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Lem Heed, of Iva. spent Tues day with Mrs. Dr. J. D. Wilson. Mr. liol i n Allen and Will Armstrong spent a couple of days in tho city of Anderson last week. Mr. W, T. Cunningham and wife, also Misses Laura and Mamie Buskin were in the city Saturday. Miss (larrie Thompson and brother, ol' Flat Kock, are visiting at W. S; Bowman's. Miss Lila Wilson, of Watts, is visit ing Miss Allie Mae Fennel. Mrs. M. T. Kowan and Miss Leona Berton spout several days with K. B. Hutchison. Mrs' B. Kerri* Allen has for the past week been visiting friends and rela tives in and around Anderson. Miss Anna Watson, of Anderson, has been spending several months with Miss Vers Allen. Curds are out announcing the mar riage of Dr. A. J. Speer, of this city, and Miss Fanny Hoyt, of Harmony ? rove, Ga. Tho affair takes pince lit Harmony Grove at 11:30 o'clock on the 27th inst. On the 14th inst. Mr. S. Herbert Barnes, of Lowndesville, was united in happy wedlock to Miss Vista Clarke, of Liberton, Ga. Mr. Barnet is known by all in this city to be an able aud substantial farmer, while the bride is very attractive by her gentle, Christian j nature, to say nothing .of her outward attractions Wo all congratulate the young couple aud sincerely hope that their lives may be prosperous. To ni E. - I , is usually rho. better, half that gel s t lie Wi y>t ot it. - D isn't the stag?) thai needs elevating -it's ihc public. - No wonder thc up-to-dato girl lia' -i after Oeing vaccinai? ?1. - Moliere air ship- sr- .v sucoes^S ai dime-museum attractions. - If a beg cool i be changed into a man ho would make a first elas-i ego tist. - Paradoxically speaking, fast col ors are those that refuse to run when washed. - Two United States deputy mar shals were murdered ami then burned in Mississippi. - The brigauds. who hold Miss Stone in captivity now demand a larger amount of ransom thuu has been collected. - Safe hlowcrs have been putting in some effective work in Milan. Kas. They entered ovcry store and demol ished a bank. - A very romantic story of a child twice kidnapped and twico recovered is hoing told in Columbia. Tho child has now grown to be a woman and has just found her mother from whom she was stolon when a baby. - Mr. N. Gr. Gonzales, tho brilliant editor of tho State, was married ia Manning Thursday morning, the bridb being Miss Luoie Barron, of that city. The bride was until re cently the very oapable State libra rian, I Mt. Zion Items. Well, Mr. Kditor, the health o? this community is Hue except bail colds. We thin!, u few more trips of the Wild Hog snort will paralyze this sec tion, as ho drives his little black mule, and till the spokes in his buggy are louse and he uses a bed quilt for a lap robo. M?, W, H. Stone, of this section, is going to move over in the Wild Hog section shortly. Mr. A. A. Phillips, of Little Lock, Ark., who has been visiting relatives here, will return to his home shortly. Mrs. Mayes, of Georgia, has been visiting friends and relatives in this section. Mrs. T. 1*. Hobson luisa felon on lier linger, from which she seems to sutler very much. Air. li. J'. Harnett, of this section, has gone to I'iedmtuout to visit his kin folks. Mrs. H. I\ .1/ayes is very sick nt pres ent. Mr. Hen Horton iuis come back from ! Atlanta, where he has boen under the ! care of a physician, but is no better. Hi H. Highet' market pri?es paid hy Faut Bros. for (?reen and Dry I i idos. ?fliee und w?i?on M'aies near Countv .Jail I Audciaor. K. C. Ii? *? WANTED iel i vo mon and women to ! work -?il ti?.?.:-:f iin,*ui!>?Hdo:i, <'<ll ?>r . wi ile !: mm Brown H IJlock. Antbmon I :-. Ono di ??.?h Cibinet Phot;:H for1 ?>l.?P calli , univ iii < olin V until .1 ?o. i-t. i tine nitul! Phn i hir."(icon ts nt Cpl lim.'. W?.NTKD-liniles io ?io ?AIiring nt h i.i i . si nv .-ju pt r mouth, i r parr ! Iicuiars address .\'. .J. Cook. I'rdwa lilli, a. i No iarho-r should f??ol that hois urop erl'y t qui ope?! unless ho owns un Oliver I Oh i P.od s . .' Beam ?Mow. ...ld by Sui ! hvit'i I lani IN trn('? Forturning the soil properly un?J d^hln? ss ol' dru ft Hiero ha** i never hi .< i Plow ma?le thal could equal , i:. W.'I'Ti ve." If g ii ~ i: makes a IHe-lollg friend, iud it? p pulantv i rows each year, :?- ls sh eve by fee increasing ear loads "I these >.:?> als licit ure shipped to ! Anderdon. Til? ne.xi h-st thin.: ar.d itoiuet hini^ ein np r, is tho lui peri.'.) I'l >w I sold by Sullivan Hardware Co. This i'iow Mtauds nueond onlvtothe ealebra ! ted Oliver i 'hilled. ! Tim old iv??\ o so.viug gr oe, broadcast hy hand has ii en improved, and we now iiavi ihoiir ti l)r.?i m distribute tho need evenly over dm (Iel 1. 1- you want your grain ht thi? T ill in lite right way i go t" Sullivan I l u ! v? ure <'... und buy ! Tile Farmers' Favorite Grain Drill and watch the uni is oi next year's er M>. 1> > tl.:-: ;..i i you will congratulate yourself when yeti gather the uexi harvest. BRICK -l"i),ii!K) idi-ira-ii size. Rrlek tor sale. J. f. Htribling. Ut) - I Pendleton, S. C. When \ .e.i need .Screen Doors and Win? d'iw-", al-o Screen. Wire and Fly Funs, edi and seo Bvick !; ..-. Al-t?i buy the i < * i. when you want tho bo.'. Ice Cream Fro .".tr, ut Brock Bro?. I. >. ie I Sui d'.- and Other Ammunition hv i linear I "ad ls thu way the Sullivan Hardware C>>. buy ihe?e IEOOIIS. Make a Not'inl ihi?,\o sp-?rfmnen. 1 'icir stock < :'i'.i-:s i?* varied sud nonmlete, and they eui il; you up with i> ?;.s trim aud Am in ti m t i m. if.you haven't seen 'In? ne v Axe.-} Sul livan lla dwar . ? ' ?. are reostving don't buy noni you hnvu looked at these nice is ?ais, rn- voll will r?-gror. it when it is ino lille. W> offer this week hundred? of pairs ?>* Sum plo Shoes rtt prions to please. Como (pitel", while WM have your number. Pri ?e* on these Shoos too cheap to quote. Vend ivor Bros. ONE HORSE WAGONS-I am over stocked on One Horse Wagons, aud if you need one 1 cnn save you money. J. S. Fowler. FOR RENT-A neat 4-room cottage. Excellent water and a line,, large garden. Apply nt ibis oilier. NOTICE-I gave sil pardos fair notlco who owed, meto make pa vuna nt by the first of November. There aro quite a number yet who hav* not palfl HO you need not be surprised nt any time to have ?me of my four collectors call ?>n von, and which will add ?v?Ht fnr every trip. J Si FOWLER. Rroik Bru. have r.?v?i good Second Hand SUitioiisry Th? gi ne.?? also two first i'.\n"H Reeotid Mund I'h res he is for s- ale at a very low price. HARNESS-If yon need a set of good home-made J.tarues?! pall ?>n J. S. Fowler Wo have two LOW- Heiser Thrashora and two'secondhand Peerless tour and six hors?? power engines in irood condition. Also some KOW Peerless Encinos und we can n imo some very low nricca on same. Brock Bros., Anderson, S. C. Health will give what wealth cannot buy nappbeeis. Cycllmr l>eing a ploas ant, coultorlabl? exercise is the groAtet-t known beak h r>romo'Or, and just aa pop ul ir as our who .?J, Columbia, Rambler, ("lav,.land, ctol th* Hartford are the greats t hi coritos muong incriminating wheel judges. W. H. .-'nearer, Surveyor, You will lind me at Dean ?fc RatiifflrH. Long d?a lance Phone nt my residence. This is our uroatatk year. We are proud nf our record, and are atriving by every honest nieuus to win you for a cus tomer. Ulva us a trial if you have nevor done so tie lore. Vandiver Bros. If yeti are tn the t.'.urkat for a Mower, Reaper and Binder, call at Brook Bros. and buy the Deerina, the most durable, lightest draft and hunt adjusted machine on the market. Twenty-five Dollars will buya fairly unod t-qtiaro practice Piauo at the C. A. Reed Music Honan. They are intrinsic cally worth doubla that amount. Pot Blunt* and Cut Flowers for ?ale. I^argo and s nani I Palms u specialty. Mrs. J. F. Cliiikscatas, 242 North Maui St. Jot'bers prices on "Schupps," "Early Bird" vi d "liiuv. .lay" TObaecoH, Low est ,. 'i?t?- on ?lour. Coffee, Corn, Bacon, nm] heavy ftr<tnerte**. Vandiver Bros. F?ht Br?IH. p-v '.'() cunta per lb. onsh f.ir Rseswax. Olnoe aud Waken Beales near O ninty dad. Anderson, S. C. ll? 4 Carry your Hidss tn Faut Brus.' office, near County .T^tl. They pay cash and highest market priis?s, Anderson, 8. C. Fant Bros. pay eaah for Hides, Scrap Iron, Beeswax, Tallow, Scrap Brass, 8orap Zinc, Scrap Copper, B^or Bottles, Dispensary Bottle*, old Rubber Shoes and Boot", old Bicycle Tites and old A ll Wool Carpets. Ollice and scales near County Jail, Anderson, S. C. 10 4 Money to loan at 7 per cont on farm lands. No wen missions. Long time. Apply to Quattlebaum A- Coohran. Atter noys at Law, Anderson, S. C. ' 15-13 MONET TO LOAN ON LAND. A few thousand dollars lo loan now for clients nt S per cent. B. F. MARTIN, Attorney. When von want flrst-class, up-to-date PHOTOS call ou GALLAGHER BROS., at their new Studio next door to Llgon & Led better-upstairs. Satisfaction la fol ly guaranteed to every customer. Files 1 Piles! Piles! Dr. Williams' Indian Pile Ointment is prepared to cure Piles and DOES IT In ?hort order. Rasy to apply, every box guaranteed, 50c. and 91.00. All druggists ! or by mall. Williams MTB Co., Cleveland, Ohio. For sale by EVANS PHARMACY. FOR SALE-Good Barn, 27x80 feet. Btu and two malls on each aldo, eight feet driveway through. Apply at tala Office. 16-tf. Are You Prepared for If Not, Come to Our Store for Your Winter Necessities. FROM now ii util the Holidays our Stock of Winter Goods, mu st be reduced at a rapid rate, and in order to*do thia ^^^ave given our special attention to the pricing in the following lines : CAPES, JACKETS, FURSrHEEFERS. This lin?- is entirely new-no o?d stock, but fresh Coads, bought ima season. Then - UNDERWEAR and BLANKETS. Holli ot'which we hu ve un exceptional good assortment for your selection. Do you need Flannels, Cotton Flanuels, Outiugs, Etc. ? li' so, you mah?; no mistake in .-;t-cipg us before purchasing elsewhere. SHOES. A big line. Just tin* kind you need /or Winter Slices. SSS ?3 FOR YOUR WINTER WANTS. Remember, also, that our DRY GOODS. TRIMMINGS. MILLINERY. ETC.. Arc always thoroughly up-to-date iu every way. Come ene, come all, and seo the Big Bargains we oiler. OOR?, ACKER & GO., Wholesale and Retail. P. S.-All who owe us anything will please call and.settle at once. PIANOS. OR?-ANS AND SEWING M&CH1H A SPECIAL THKt&E MONTHS SALE OF t?ie very highest grade.-, latest and most artistic designs in cases. Quali ty of tone unequalled, and twenty-five pet oenteheaper in price than you will /iud elsewhere Thia applies to Pianos, Organs and Sewing Machines for the next ninety days. Get prices from auy dealer, and compare Instruments I mean to save you some money. New Goods. No worked over or second hand stock. A nice lot of beautiful Pianos just in. M L. WULMS, Next door Peoples Bank. T?SS?F& GO. Our New Fall Stock is now Complete. Full Goo?s new Ready. OUR Fall line of Dry Good??,. Shoes, Hats, Notions, Clothing and' Gents Furnishings is uow spread before you for your inspection, aud by far excels anything yet seen in the City oW Anderson, when compared with the prices and Goods of others. Wc begin to-morrow to show one of thc best selected Stoeks of Merchandise over brought to this city. Our Goods and Prices . . u.. .1_I.... _l_ ._v. : _ _ _"c TJ:_I. rt...? EXTRA NOTION Toilet Soap, three cakes in bos, good quality, box. 5c Bedspreads, splendid 11-4 Marseilles patterns, good value at SI.OD, only'.. 75o Ladies' Ribbed Underve^ fleece lined, value 20c, only. 10c Table Oil Cloth, best quality, perfect goods, ll yards wide. 15c Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Union Suits, extra heavy, worth 50c, ouly. 35o 11-4 White and Grey Blaukets, actual value $1.00, only per pair. 58c Clark's, best Spool Cotton, special prico only three Spools for. 5c Children's Kuit Caps, value 25o, only. . ..'.... 15c Ladies' Shawl Fascinators, all colors, only...'. 24o Ladies' fleece-lined Cashmere Gloves, value 25c, only.. 15o Full linc Men's and BOVH' Caps from..._lOu to 25o Ladies' Seamless Black Wool Hose, value 25o, ouly ... 15c New Line Embroidery, all widths, from....... : ,5o to 15o NEW PALL DRY GOODS. 2000 yards Outing Flannel, in checks and stripes, actual value 5c, only... Bio 2500 yards Pretty Fall Percales, yard wide, worth 10c, only. 65o Beautiful 72 in oh Turkey Red Table Damask, lovely pattern, worth 35... 20c 2000 yards Tokio Flannelette, beautiful design, well worth 10o, Only... .. 7?o 1800 yards Centaur Outing Flannels, worth, quite 10e, but are offered at.. 6Jo White Curtain Swiss, full yard wide, worth 15c, only .. 0c Window Curtain Scrim, double width, 40 inches wide, at only. 4Jo Unbleached Cotton Flannel, extra heavy quality, at only. 5o Eiderdown Flannels for Infants' Cloaks, beautiful designs, only.......... 15o Extra heavy Unbleaohed Drills, worth 7o, only ._. 5o NEW FALL. DRESS GOODS. Full lino Cotton Plaid Dross Goods, double width, ot only. 9c Wuoestershire Worsted Plaid, yard wide, value 25o, at only.. 15c Yiotoria Biocades,.36 inches wide, all wool, beautiful designs, at only... 18o' 40-inch Canterbury Suitings, figured effects, worth 35c, at only... 24o All-wool Tricot Flaunels, exoelieut for school dresses, only.. 24o Black Brooadcd Brilliantine, all wool, 40 inches wide, at.only. ll)c READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT, I Ladies* Plush Capes, full sweep, extra long, trimmed in fur, only. 98c Ladies' Cloth Capes, made of heavy Moiton and nicely trimmed, only.... 98o 50 Kersey Jackets, latest styles, in all shades, at only... 2.98 Full line Children's Reefers, in all colors, styles and sizes, from.. .98o to 2.50 Ladies' Wool Flannel Waists, latest styles, iu all colors, at only.. ..... 95o Ladies' Extra Fine Tricot Flannel Waists, beautifully trimmed, only.... 1.25 NEW PAL > <5 S. Thc splendid opportunity presented to purchase high grade Shoes at the prioes we ask for thom is one \o bo grasped. We are each day in receipt of shipments of our new Fall stock of Footwear, and as soon as oponed it is glaced on display. We have many now stylos of Shoes for Ladies, Men, lisses, Boys an Infants all at our well-known popular prices. Ladies' Dengola Shoes, button or lace, heel or spring heel, at only....... 98o Ladies' genuine Dongola Shoes, all sizes, button or lace, valuo 02.00.... .91.39 Ladies' Fleece Lined Glove ana Oil Grain Shoes, all Solid, at only.. .... 98o Ladies' Kangaroo Calf Shoes, button or laco, worth 1.50, at only.1.25 Ladies' Pebble and Glove Grain Shoes, batten or lace, kill solid, cn!?.... 98o Boys' Calf Skin Shoes, sizes 3. to 5}, well made, at only .. 98o Hundreds of other good Shoes equally as cheap. NEW ZBOYS' CLOTHING SL GENTS* FURNISHINGS. A matchless stock and a beautiful assortment, coupled with honest prioes, fer equal value are? the chief characteristics of oar grand display. NEW FALL MILLINERY? Our Millinery department is equal to the best in the city, tasteful and well seleoted. By giving ns a oall you trill convinco yourself of tho fact. Many new thiugb in this department. See onr Fine Dress Hat?, FREE !-Handsome New Promiums just received Hand Painted China free. A housewife's delight-a nicely arranged table. Buy your Gooda ox us and get a Set of Hand Painted China FREE. Ask for Coupons. LESSER & CO.. ANDERSON, fi. C., UNDER MASONIC TEM PUT. OUR Must be exchanged for The needs of this surrounding country for the next five weeli b will be great. We are going to turn loose worlds of Shoes, Blankets; Ladies', Misses' and Children's Coats, Dress Goods, Men's, Ladies' and Childr en's Underwear, Rugs, Art Squares, VrJllinery. EVERYTHING !N THE OBY GOODS LJE. A special push in. Men's Clothing, Overcoats, Gents7 Furnishings, And Hats. We cannot mention the things in this space that we have listed to move, and we can promise our friends that every thing will be in readiness for them, How is the time for ns to sell Goods, and we propose to do it by the thousands. " Cash" Is what we are wanting. We find that is the necessary thing in business. We have-sold some parties oa credit from sixty to ninety days, and a few we sold by special agreement 'till Fall. AU Accounts are now due, and we shall expect the money from every one of them. Money is a necessary article for us just now. We always try to accommodate our friends and cus tomers to the full extent of our ability, and we will be glad to hear from them at once. * \ Don't forget to come this way if you want to buy Goods. We will be strictly in the selling business for the next five weeks. Yours truly, Head-to-foot Outfitters for Men? Women and ChiZ&?n.