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WORCESTERSHIRE an
STATRs-Dull and steady.

RAILRoA Ds-DuIl; sales 81, 030, 900.
STOCKs-The stock market to-day was
intensely dull, with the exception Of The
first hour, when nearly one.half of the
business of the entire day was transacted.
The declines at the opening reached ] per
cent in the general list, and Canada South
ern was off per cent. and Michigan Gen.
trail II. These losses were further increased
by small fractions before the room recov.
cred from its scare, but after that time
the market moved up rapidly until the
best figures were reached, which
WAS generally before II o'clock. All
animation died out of the list when
the upward movement eliminated and \
heavy tone was developed, which extended
to all parts of the list, although the move
ment was exceedingly slow until the last
hour, when some pressure was brought
against the list, with the result Of wiping
ont most of the early movement. The
close WIS very dull but heavy to weak, at
irregular changes from the opening figures
The final changes are irregular and for
fractions only. Sales 100 121 shares.
Quotations closed bid as follows:
Adams Express 14S; American Express
1O9; Canada Pacific, 58i; Central Pacific
34f; Chesapeake and Ohio l2i do preferred
frsts 10. ; doseconds II! Chicago and Alton
1870; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy l123i
Delaware and Hudson, 11sT; Delaware,
LackawanDa and Western 1891; Denver
and Rio Grande,. 10; Erie, 27I; do pre-
fsrred, Gag; Fl. Wayne, Isl; Illinois
Central 1l8; Lake Shore, oct; Michigan
Central, Sc; Minneapolis and st. Louis,
81; do preferred, II; Missouri Pacific,
10; Northern Pacific, 253; do preferred,
SGT; Chicago and Northwestern 1929; do
preferred, IA; New York Central, l0si
Oregon Transcontinental, 26i; Pacific Mail,
36I; Peoria, d. & E., %; Pittsburs, 1873
Pullman Palace Car, 1864; Reading, 500
Rock Island. 1918; st. Louis and Ser
Francisco, 22i; DO preferred, 72l; arui
preferred, 1I3: st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba, 1O4s 81. Paul and Omaha, 39l
do preferred 1903; Texas Pacific, "a; Union
Pacific, 59l; United States Expre~, 7si
Western Union, 81.
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Cinoinnatf.
PETROLEUM.


New YORK, August A.--PstroIsum-
Opened Arm st size, to above last nights
close, but the market became very dull
and fluctuations were very narrow. The
market closed firm at 87sc, Consolidated
Exchange opening at SHE; highest s7le;
lowest site; closing at Size. SALES &c.
600 barrels.
OIL Oitv.
OIL CITY, August "a -Petrolsum-
Opened Ut sic; highest sic; lowst site;
closed ut sic; sales coo. 900 barrels; clear.
ancss 2,326, 600 barrels; charters II, 1927
barrels; shipments ~, ITO barrels; runs 3d.
AL barrels. '....
PrrBBUHa, PA, August "a. --Pstsoisum
Fairly active aud firm; opened ct s7jc;
closed st sic; hikhsst Sic; lowest ste.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, Pa. August "a -Petrolsum
-Opeped ut Sic: closed st Sic; higbsst
Sic; lowest size; clsarancas 778,00
barrels.
TITUsvILLK, August H.--Pstrolsum-
Opened ct Sic; highest S7ic; lovsut
Sic; closed Ut SHE.
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LIVE sTOOR.
ChicAEo.

CHICAGO, August "a --Oattle--Rsscipts
5000 head shipments, 1900 head; market
strong at Zoe higher; beevss IS l0s8 %;
steers So 70a8 90; stockers and feeders
s. OOa3 30; cows, bulls aud mixed 81 30
a3 20; Texas cattle 81 75s3 30; Western
rangers s. 50a5 05.
Hogs Receipts II, 900 head shipments
$500 head; market steady; mixed IS IS
6 As; heavy S. O0a8 IS; light IS SoA
@ 50; skips 81 10a5 80
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
1000 head; market steady; natives ~ ~
as 90; Western shorp So 50s3 30; Texas
shorn So 5Oa3 30; lambs s. 25aG IS.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERrY. August H-Oattle--
Recsipts I, 49, head; shipments 722 head;
nothing doing; all through cons,gnments.
Hogs-Receipts 1900 head; shipments
800 head; market sctive; Philsdelphias
SO 85s8 rs; mixed S. 5Os8 IS; Workers.
So 40s8 IS; common 10 fair IS 3Oa8 40;
pigs So OOa6 %.
sheep-Receipts 1900 bead; shipments
1000 head; market fair st unchanged
prices.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, August 4.-HoU-Dull
and lower; common and light IS 30; pack
ing and butchers IS S0s8 90; receipts
1,O90 head; shipments 400 head.
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WOOL.
Philadslphla.

PHILADELPHIA, August A.-Wool--
Quiet and prices firm: Ohio, Pennsylvanis
and West Virginia Xxx snd above 29a3ie;
X 29s30c; medium 33s34c; cosrss SAFE
33c; New York, Michigan, Indiana and
Western Hne, or X and Xxx, 26X27c;
medium 33s33ic; ooarss s2s33c; 6ns
washed delsine sod Xxx 32a32}c; me-
dinm washed combing and delsiDs 34s
35c; coars do &c; Canals washed comb
ing 31s32c; tub .washed 3la3sc; madam
unwashed combipg and dslsins 2s2sc;
coarse 25s27c; eastern Oreeou 10s20c;
valley Oregon lss2Sc; New Mexican and
Colorado 12sl8c.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money I 1-2a2 Per Cent.-Governments
Dull and Stesdy-stocks Lowsr-Flour
Firm aud Unchsnged-whest Active and
Higher.
NKw YORK, August 24.-Money on call
easy at 19a2 per cent; closed offered at ] !
per cent; prime mercantile paper 43s63
per cent sterling exchange quiet but steady
at 4s4}a4s7}
GOvERNMENTs-Dull and steady.
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market stsady; miidlss strong; keAt d.
mand. LArd-Spos scarce; market strong;
western steam . 50a9 622. closing Of
% eel; August % 25i Septemhs % 80;
October % O. " 80; Ns';mosr % S.; Deem
Der ~ 70. Butt9--Fi.m; western dairy
llial5c; western creamery l33s90lc.
Chssss-Unsstted; western 6ta7tc. Pig
iron-Quiet bat strone. Copper-Firm;
lake JIG u. LeAd-Buoyant; domestic
$40. Tn-EAsisr; straits 20 30.
CAisaes.
CHICAGO, August A.-Tbs wheat mar
ket was marked BY high prices ct the
opening, decided decline bsfore IL 4 m,
and decidedly higher prices and farocs Of
NY, M .n1 soaems y n;.s -
-!s o.u'e ~ ~ o -.
P;iss s' 10y wv en-
nlgaI in ooIa .us.e S'
nea Ptics uuc'a us 49, AZ.
IS'nloas .cuse uu sus e., ~" q on.
a ao Tncnans 49, ~. w 81.
soci NO eP,inR esoo' NS S 49,
Augo s SSsSiSc, cio.ns ~, :. ~, Sp sos.
Oh 's 49,. ' :. ora. NJ os.o1ic cIn..
49, S oss ~, W. To-.
lex ~ ~. '' o. S al.
tosAaos, siosins ~ Toy, a"sS ~
soy Ss Sr.esio. 49,. on
~ os
o6ssss,. P1s-No. 4ac. Fisx
sstSNSo1 e. IN Tmotbv Sasd-pr;me
20 oo.o OK NJ, Pork-o.sh. Aurust
"a ~ S-...h. SIs OK. Octoh.r sia eaI.
Isnnsrr S1s N Isrd--O.sh 80 I0a
IsI. Ansu.t and sspt.mber 50 ass
o ss closing a. 30 rs: October So GOA
Q AL cIosins At So Sd: January 81 TIA.
Rn,L Nsst.Nsbort rib a 90: shoulders
a. 4o.7 20. abort clear 81 sOas 90.
Butter and E..ps-Firm and UNCHANGED.
~. 800. w..
baLIiAosh AD., 4oGoss z. Ill,
MeNin Az soa s-, .u "a gu, osiso,r.
strong; NO. o y Ttn'e' n -. spo' oSI.osss..
SspN oo'saI' W..,.. All
- -. 20. ssa. S.r,.n,.
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Mbeelins gegister
Irageiers &uMi.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
n EXPLANATION or RETERzNCEM MARKS; sDSily.
fSunday excepted. monday excepted sS'rn-
day only. saturday excepted.-15 Aer'cisn.
Nav Is, ISIS Wheeling Lime, which "a Just one
hour earlier han Central Time:
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:. Ii I'd. KAILknh

a. Q
Ballalre and GAINESVILLE { hroGg passenger rs1u
leaves BellAire at % m, arrives IT Bslatrs 8,
{ Top. N.
Roodsnelc passenger train leaves Sellsire q;
% p. m, arrives at Bellaire at SC5 g. m.
SIIulmerteld Accommodation leaves Bellatr Al
, 10 m. arrives at Bellaire 81 Hos q. 70.
All trains daily except Sunday. Csntrsl stand
ard Time from Bellsire
"A. KEELING AND ELM GROVE RAILROAD
w on and alter Monday, April 20, lNss, trains
on the Wheeling AID Elm Grove Railroad will
run ssfollowS:
-. -, - n 80 4 A ..{,n a,
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MONROE, n. c., Oct ., lSS,
~, PorrEa Dara AND CHEMICAL Co.;

1s,,,',,s,.-N VIM. :. stephenson, OF thl:
6''t.' ~. -'SI his ,pu To town to-day 10 let us
county. .y, su Shos u, chat Cutieurs Remedies
sec nun a. E9r, This IS the case referred q
hs o %TT y,er to you some time so 10 ,S looS =
the boy nos one would ,uP ySsTse SnS with s him~
never oeeu ., a. ;.,-,,CI health We have written
seems "a Sy - i,in,. what his father hsS 10 say
aad iTTT' M ftrrwroJe It Just Is he dictated
SPS' are re selling quite qGa9ay o. i SsI,
Remedies and hear nothing 9G. P ~ SsSf IN ISs
We TeSI mi shT do We can % promote theii
sale. '''l' Stephens & BRUNER,
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MAGNOLIA

BALM IL instantly sppi,ed 70 Rsr. Sset. Arms
nd Hands. Removes I'm. sunbun s. Yssakiasi
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DRY oOODM.
Hsv Ysrh

NEW YORK, August A.--Dsy 0osds-
With agents there wss good order reqsest
for cotton manufacture, while wool fabrics
Of all descriptions wore In bettss dsmaod.
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3tditiHa!
/ FDIGHTFUL SKIN DISEASE.
.,..,,ys Intense. Head nearly raw
Rody covered VII" Nor'
a.. Cutieura Remedies

'"o .~svsSs 1 RRUSzs, Monroe, y.
",>'' So. N,u. two months ago, on your
DtGI Ss,..,. Jji, bought bottle OF CnlcnrS
reconliaeii ,, bx CnltcUra Sslye, and one cake
EeS tiCafs Soap my SON aged sn'iS sr Sf S6S
who has 2SSa ., T1issSei 10 saw thai believe the
time, Si - - ,,red him. his suffer- - were
remedies GsS - beiag nearly raw, ms ears Do
inlensS ON TcTt he gTlSIle and his body Seing
iST Sd' with Soes His condition S Hss
% oehnu, Thy ewes Nrigh,, cheerful in dis
his sNln ; .,.J :. WGrE!ng every DAY. My neigh,
position az 10 ibis remarkable cure, and
6orS siS Snes are requests 10 call or write
M, me or any OF my neigh6}o;s, Z, srEpuESsoN.
u,;,c,sster ?. o., Onion Co, N Z.
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MAGNOLIA

RAIN. is Cooling. Soothing and enjoyable
LIQUID preparation for face, neck, arms and hAndsi
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MAGNOLIA

BALM Take HAGAN's MAGNOLIA Balm viii
you 70 the Seaside. Mountains 3 Rurl Rssorts
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MAGNOLIA

RAIM- HAGANs MAGNOLIA BALM is not
Paint. Powder or Rouge. but Refreshing MOULD
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/ WELLS. RICHARDSON g. CO.. Burlington, VI.
MAGN OLA

BALM preserves To Complexion aai makes Q
lazy Of 10 appear Caly 20i II relnes the Skin .
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STEPHENS & BRUNER,
Druggists and Pharmacists.

,,.rrr,g,. the great skin cure, and CUTIC cur!
-, '', ,'', ~ fr,m It. externally, aud CurI-
SOM S.'',ryExr. The new Blood Purider, IN,
tcrnSlry' a.c positive cure Tor every iorIS OF
skin ana blO0l disease, lr"a' P't''''' :"
Sol, ev,ryNnerr. yrice CrrICysA, &C. SOAr,
- yENr 81. Prepared on the f0rrkE
T T5s ~. CHENICAL Co., BoSr0S, Mass. d. 6,
ss-Send for How . eprS SAl lii, p,St "
nsr,,s 50 illustrations, ana 'VO ''N'i'i',1'Ate
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MAGNOLIA

BALM, oYercOnass SalloNness, Blotches. an
gives smooth, Soft, Youthful and Ptable Skinl
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ToLKDo, o., August 2l.-whsss-Firm
and higher; cash 97ic; August 81 ~;
Septembe. 96c. Corn--Dull and higher;
cash 47c. Oats-stesdy; cash oslo. Glover
Seed-Active aud finn; October ~ s23;
December 81 80.
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nlIIPlE~, blan S-heSdS, red, ronsh, chSPpeG al
YIN Nv ,kfr prevented by tCtlCURA S0At:
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ANDERsoN's RIG HOTEL.

The progress of Anderson is unparalleled
in her history. The people are awakened
to their best interests, and are now most
urgently requested TO completely remove
the cause Of the misery aud torture attend
ing the great life-eating monsters-Indi-
eesstion, Dyspepsia-and all diseases of q
generally disordereti stomach and liver, by
the uso of Anti-Indigestine Dyspepsine,
the great medicine and recent development
of his power of MUD, DR.. Won Harrisone,
the eminent medica; scientist of the age.
A WONDERFUL VERDICT
from Superintendent of Merchants and
Planters Rice Mills. Wentworth street,
Charleston, s. G., Apiil s. 1888:
The Digestion Manufacturing Company,
Charleston, S. C.-Geptlemen For ten or
twelve years have been victim Of Indi.
gestion and Dyspepsia, Ny snfferings
were beyond description. Physicians have
failed to touch my disease. have used
many other Dyspepsi: remedies and with
out effect. I cannol too highly recommend
your grand remedy 70 these suffering from
indigestion aud dyspepsia, and cannot
thank you enough for the entire and per-
manent cure I have obtained from tho use
Of your Anti.IEdieostine Dyspepsine.
Sincerely, w. D. W1aeINs.
The Digestion Manufacturing Co., Dowie
g. Noise, Agents, Charleston, 8. G.
For sale BY Wilhte g. White, Ander-
son, s. c., and J. T. Cox 4 Co., Belton, &c.
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Flat Rock Items.

Mr.. Oliver Heron is now quite Ill, and
has been for some time.
The people Of this community have EN-.
ployed Prof. Hugh McLoes to teach q ten.
months school az the Watson school
house.
Mr.. Hilary Masters, while working with
his gin few days ago, got three of bis
fingers badly cut.
Mr.. 8. A. Dean has set apart two days In
each week-Tuesdays and Fridays-for
grinding at his mill.
DR.. r. A. Reid has just returned home
from Augusta, and reports the city badly
damaged. While down there he pnr.
chased large bill OF goods, which he will
sell at reduced price.
Two weeks ago five young ladies hitched
up team of mules to wagon and started
for Elbert County. Ga, to spend few day s
with friends. When they reached the
River they found the fiat boat gone. But
they were determin ed to reach the Georgia
side, so they lett their wagon and team on
this side and crossed the river in bateau.
The young ladies then had to walk one
mile before reaching their destination.
They had not gone far before they came to
pond of water. and as there was no
chance to go around it, they had to wade
through. One of the ladies lost her shoes.
In few days they started home, and on
the way the couplirg-pole Of their wagon
broke. The youn; ladies went to work
and soon repaired It. and landed home
safe. Three cheers for such brave girls.
FLAT.
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Prosnact Itans.

It was our pleasure to accept a kind
invitation to witness the holy bonds Of
matrirnony celebrated between Mr.. j. D.
Richardson, formerly of Jackaon County,
Ca, but now resides near the city Of
Anderson, and Miss Adelia Whitaker,
second daughter of Mr.. J. N. Whitaker.
Everything was we'll arranged for the
occasion, and at eleven o'clock a. M, the
bride and groom presented themselves on
the floor, and in few minutes Rev. Bax-
ter Hayes had made both hearts and lives
one. On the day following, this happy
couple left the residence OF the brides
father and went to the home Of the groom.
We wish this lovely young couple long,
happy and prosperous life.
Our clever young friend Mr.. T. A.
Campbell, of Rock Mill Township, paid
his best girl a visit near here on last Sab
bath. We want you to come often, Tom
nie, but be careful at the branch.
A CERTAIN young lady remarked that Mr..
10. H. was so bashfnl she was afraid to
be left alone with hinl-she meant in sin.
gle life only.
We have prayer meeting, at present,
every Saturday night. There is no use to
tell any that it is their duty to go work in
prayer meeting. Nj.
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Denver Items.

Death has been in our midst and carried
off the aged and the young. On Tuesday,
the End, Mr.. James Webb, well known
to many of the citizens Of the County, qui.
etly passed away after q lingering illness
of several months. With him the terrors
of death were destroyed through living,
abiding faith in the Son of God. In
conversation with the writer short time
before his death, he expressed himself as
patiently awaiting deaths summons,
when all his sorrows would cease. He
leaves numerous relatives and friends to
mourn their loss In his death.
Burns, infant child Of T. P. and N. E.
Hobson died, and was buried the follow
ing day at Sandy Springs.
The farmers are very busy gathering
corn and cotton while the good weather
continues.
We were recently shown very fine
sample of cane syrup manufactured by
Messrs Kay and Hembree
O! my, but didn't we feel bad last week
when we read what m" the Prospect
correspondent, said about raising beagle
hounds for sale being as bad as pulling
fodder "on shares ?" We felt bad, real
bad, felt like We had been struck with
stack of hay. We once heard of simple
minded man who wanted to enter society,
and whose father advised him to never
talk much, and people would never find
out he was fool, but this young man
spoiled it all the very first chance be got
BY saying "daddie told me not to say very
much, and you'ns would never know
was a fool {" So. if IN" had not made
little gratuitous fling at raising beagles,
very few people would ever have known
that he is not good fodder puller ION
shares We are under many obligations
to "M' for saying something about "'pos-
sum and 'taters." If he had not mem
toned it we would have entirely forgotten
to give new way to hunt 'possums, as
given us by friend some time since. 1t
does not require dog, not even beagle.
A bugle and persimmon is all the outfit
required. The plan is this: before start
ing play a time or two on the bugle 1t you
can, and If you can't, blow it awhile any
how to attract the 'possuIn's attention,
and then carry the bugle to some seques.
tered vale and drop q nice mellow per-
simmon down the big eud of it. and lay
it down on log. The idea is that the
'possunl, smelling the persimmon, will
crawl in the buSle and get fast. We
have never tried this plan, and don put
much confidence in it, but suppose If the
'possum is caught that way, it is all right.
The contract for building Reeves bridge
across Six and Twenty, was awarded last
Friday to Messrs. Built, Hewin g. Bolt for
$4,000, to be completed by the first OF
December.
MI. J. Thos. Eskew has accepted posi-
tion, and is duly installed as salesman
with Mr.. s. J.. .Eskew. JAY.
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Lebanon Items.

We are still awake, if you do not hea,
from us every week.
There was enough frost on the morning
of the 3Oth ult. to kill oil The tenderest
plants.
The mumps are prevailing considerably
in this community.
Our Literary Society is still improving.
at the last meeting the following officers
were elected to serve the ensuing term :
]. w. Rothrock, President; B. j. Smith,
Vice President; Miss Kate Craig, Secre-
tary and Prof W. 2. Holland. Critic.
j. FL. Hutchinson, ESQ, has just fiuished
a substantial gin-house and is now
prepared to accommodate many of his
friends.
One ofour neighbor girls, Miss Minnie
Burriss, left US last week to again
enter school at Due West. We trust she
may be successful in her studies.
Professor Shields, Of North Carolina,
has been teaching writing school a.
Lebanon for the past three weeks. We
think he is vol qualified to do do this
work, and hope he will visit us again,
n
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Boots and Shoes.

You all know by the past that our Store
is headquarters for good Boots and Shoes.
Think of it Over four thousand dollars
worth now on hand, from the cheapest to
the finest handmade Goods Our Sl.00
Brogan, 75c. Polkas and SOC. Children
Shoes are better than ever. Ladies, besure
to sec Our Fine Shoes-they are nicer than
usual. An immense line for Ladies and
Children. Mems Goods of every descTip-
ton. Our Douglas $500 Shoes beat the
world.
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Millinery.

Ladies' Hats, in Fine straws and Felts.
Our stylish little Beavers are beauties.
Birds, Feathers, Plumes, Flowers, Ribbons,
Pushes, Silks in endless variety for trim
mings. An experienced lady ready to trim
them without extra charge. Now comes
the bargain-50O pretty Fall Hats, in all
shapes, at Csc. No need to pay SOC. other.
places. See this stock before yau buy.
We have an endless variety Millinery.
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Brace Up.

You are feeling depressed, your appetite
is poor, you are bothered with Headache.
you are 6dgety, nervous, and generally
ont of sorts, and want to brace up. Brace
up but not with sti;nulants, spring medi-
cines, or bitters, which have for their basis
very cheap, bad whisky, and which stimu-
late you for an hour, and then leave you
in worse condition than before. What
you want is an Alternative that will purify
your blood. start healthy action of Liver
and Kidneys, restore your vitality, and
give removed health and strength. Such
medicine you will find in Electric Bitters,
and only so cents bottle at Hill Bros.
Drug Store
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WILLIAMSON Items.

We are having fine weather now, and
the farmers are enjoying it, think, for
they are hard at work getting their cotton
to market,
We now have postmistress instead of
a postmaster. Mr.. A. Fl. Ford who has
had charge of our postoffice, has trans
ferred it to his daughter, Miss Hannah.
We think she will make good one
Some of our young peoplehave invested
in lawn tennis get. The members of
the club-Messrs. J. NJ. Lander and j. L.
Hard, Misses Matte and Gertrude Brown,
Miss Hannah Ford, Miss Mary Mattison
and Mrs. ]. NJ. Lander. Their ground is
in the grove adjoining the railroad, and
they play every Monday afternoon.
Rev. d. w. Hiott was up last week, and
We listened to velY fine sermon from
him in the Methodist Church. We are
always glad to welcome him to our town.
The Union Meeting of the Saluda Bap.
tist Association convened at Big Creek
Church, near here. A good many dele
gates were present.
DR.. u. ]. Crynes, young dentist. will
soon move over to Pelzer to practice dem
tistry. We hope he will succeed.
Mr.. Jim Wilson left for Baltimore last
week to take q course in the Dental Col
lege.
Prof. W. T.. Pickel has gone to Colpm-
bia to enter the State University.
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Clothing, Clothing.

One-half Of our large upstairs full New,
Stylish Clothing. No old stock-every
piece bran new, made by the best fitting
manufacturers in New York. Our Wool
Suits at $500 beat tue world. We invite
every man who has any idea of buying
Suit to look at our Stock. It will astonish
you as to quality, quantity and price. We
are going to sell Cothing-we mean busi-
ness Our prices will move them. Full
stock Furnishing Goods, Lev down,
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CAN AND DO

Guarantee Acker's Blood Elixir for it has
been fully demonstrated to the people of
this country that it is superior to all other
ve Erupons is nl snd Pmpesp p0Ienn paes e't he
whole system and thoroughly builds up
the constitution. For sale by Hill Bros.
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Dress Goods and Trimmings.

Our stock Dress Goods and Trimmings
are perfectly beautiful, consisting of Plain
Worsteds, Cash,neres, Beiges, Henriettas,
sebasterpools, Baritz, and various other
kinds, with the. prettiest Braids, Buttons,
Pushes, Velvets and Trimming Goods to
match. Ladies, We bought too large q
stock, and we know low prices is the only
way to dispose of them. Be sure not to
buy until you see our magnificent stock.
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Notions.

This Department is full of Hosiery, Cor
sets, Gloves, Handkerchief, and thousands
of pretty articles we cannot mention.
Best Corseta and Kid Gloves to be found
for the money. Beautiful stock Ladies'
Collars. Prcttiest Stock Ribbons we have
ever brought to Anderson.