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Little Falls weekly transcript., 1898-09-23

4l H. III - a
j.. b. KnndAon, ot Minnsap, Ills. is
IN the city with q view t,f Re. ,eniilK
the business college. Mr.. knndsOn
! has had 4 Wide aud varied experience
3 IA business college work. He conner
i,ixhly recommended, having t:r,-
gdentlals irt,m some Of the leading
colleges and business schools III the
country. He was for some time
principal Of the busines4 department.
In the w. & M. Seminary ut WaaiOja.
Minnesota. He WIS also an In.
structOr ii Clark's business college.
at Philadelphia. He expects to in
troduce some, novel features In the
study Of book. keeping, and hopes to
win the confidence and respect Of the
community. He IL q married man,
and as soon as he is established ex.
poets tn move his family here and
make this his future home. He has
not definitely decided where he will
locate, having several different rooms
In view, hut expects to be ready for
work By Oct. I.
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INSIST HAVING sLEEPERs

BeDrtssnth NIaaeAae Has Furthsr Trss-
BILE VIII 1aiIroada. II s
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept ~ Tho Four.
Stssnth Ntnnssoea vofuntssrA passing
through the city, had 8 conflict with
the local railroad mcials II regard to
IN extra slespsr. As the coach could
not 30 Obtained II va decided 70 lay
over for u hours. Ia 8 similar oondiot
snSar Grssnsburg, Ind, u was nscss.
ssary 10 placo Ltsnt ntenant Bsisbins and
asQuad Of man n cosnmand ol the
engine with guards 81 Saoh ooup pling
pin - osdssst1 kssp TIC sa.lsoad On.
Icials from cuttins ~ ssesioqa
slis DiCATEs IMPROVEMENT.
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AZ the Mo, hers meeting held at
the kindergarten Tuesday after Ot't'n '' !
the matter Of making the kinder
xarten free WIS discussed. Several
ladies volunteered u, act HA a cOill-
mittee to wait upon the citizens ~
the city. rpquesting their aid In Its
support. II this is successful the
Kindergarten Will be malntatned by
ssubecriptioD, and 9 much larger
number of children than at present
attend will be benefited. ANY
amount will be thankiully>re we'd. !.
aud II the many will give IA they can
the burden will not iaA heavily up
on 4 few. any one desiring to assist
at once, or to pledge supporf may
give subscription t., Mrs. Barney
Burton. chairman ~ the COMMITTEES.
or leave II at the kindergarten room 1
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LESSER & CO.
BARGAINS,
BIG BARGAINS.

In Store for you from now until
Christmas. Our Stock entirely
too large for the season of the
year, and it must be reduced, as
we positively will not carry any
Goods over. Everything mark
ed way down.,
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Death Of Col. B. Y. Browne

The familiar form OF Colonel Is. +.
Browne viii be seen no more on 'Iii n.
His trcmuloIs voice will be heard no
more in The sanctllallrS invoking Ill
vine blessings and aid. He has gone
from our sight: but We would fam
hope that his spirit. intrepid. passed
into the presence of lis Creator and
ncard the ''wrll done" Of tn" blessed
Saviour.
AS quietly ~ he falling of autumn
leaves death stole into his chamber
last Friday morning. and SO silently
was the spirit freed from its mortal
coil, that sleep only, mortality's en-
blcm. appeared to cnvclop his farnl
tics. His wife had left his side only a
short time before to prepare break fast,
and, returning. found the spirit fled.
Colonel Browne WAS sixty five years
descendant of gallant revolutionary
ancestors. who settled near This city
shortly after the cln,s at tliai WHr.
The deceased rirw tn niI!ihnl,i II! IN,
ncigIIl,orInnI oi did .hriirlrr Church.,
and from iiirIc Wrlii 10 !rlh~tillc.
Ga. and entered iiic nrw,n;.prr ln-i-
ness a, editor al .Ii, tlai-, He tny'
Al the brgnnin:, OF liu,ili;is~ briw, rm
die North and South ln, raised II COM
pany and entered the SrrI,r il he
9TH Georgia ,valry, is Captain Of lis
company, served under Joe Wheeler
and tool, part in all Of The. notable cam
paignS of thi, famous leader. lie
rapidly ro,,. to he position Of l.icuirn-
ant Colonel. aud il w.,i his regiment
that took the initiative in the bloody
fight nj ''hickaman.h. ic w.r later
put in coinnilnd of ono picked men
and assigned 10 stout duty. winch vas
sallntly performed. 'Throl@ionI tll'.
war his conduct proved BIN To J." Il
faithful. brave and gallant soldier.
After lln war the t!c.,;,>". married
in Groiaid. and about twenty YEARS
ago came to this city The wife and
one son Survive. him. 'lh. most beau
tiful part oi the history Of this brave
ln. Gallant man j., cinlu,ii,, in ih,'
ii'l tlIit III wiz IL t'\b'tt nilN'li'l.
From Iii, bn, hood hr had been hc,iii-
frd with the Mriiodis; Church. and
his daily wall, aln! conversation WAS IN
Keeping with the divine teachings, ll'.
.'hcrii>lirl. Some years ~" l.c WA,
ordained /" preach. lnt II" confined
himself e. supplemental work.
The rtrailis were Inferred "i i.hr:m
yer last Saturday by the side Of tht.
graves %! his ancestors. The funeral
services were conducted by Hry. W.
II. Richardson
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Eolcnan News.

lic >clo,i at I'uyaloo conlnrn,, ii
a~i Monday. iic patrons have Sc
cured Miss Myrtle McWhortcr of Den
y'r. Ia teach for them tIli, session
VI - Myrtle comes tolis very highly
recommended, and we hope She will
br able To do Il good work for Us. She
will board with Mrs. Elizabeth Farmer
Prof. j.. NJ. Mnllnilcy and wife, wl"
have been spending several months
with his father Mr. i. :. Mailailry,
have returned to their !nln" at Hope
well, where Mr. Malrnilry viii teach
again another year
Mr.. +. T.. Barton, Of the Hrlre'> Ford
section. WAS III this section visiting
relatives last Saturday night and
Sunday. lie say, The condition
Of his father. Mr.. J. !. Barton. who
has been sick :" long. is no better.
Mr.. Thomas Whiiworth. ni the
F.arlc'> Mill section of Oconrc County.
visited relatives in and around Bolr-
man last week.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. A. Cole. of Bnlcnan
were called last Friday TO The bedside
of Mrs. Coles sister, Mrs. Jesse Heron
81 Reed Creek, ia. Mrs. IIrraniI was
stricken si"wn Vii, paralysis When
in-. heard from ~;l, wa, npi expected
to live.
Nj. L.! 9. I'::nll,c.iy. nir ,.N.r and
a"rr',ii.ud.,tl,,s Ii, liant ~ !:u!.Imnn
i io!I.-, Il ni= hl,ir-,>. H. ~a5, ir
make his piiccS con!"iin 80 tia Of
four cent cotton.
'i'h" TownNil" baptist s'hu,rh al
thor last conference III, ling. ,l,c,cd
E'N. II. w. Holt PASTOR fnl in.Nt year.
!!n' present pastor. Hry j. l.. Single
tom !aNin ;.-i-,c.l.
The Mrih ',unlirlIy Conference
convened with Jones Chapel. last See
on.l Snnlay. The a,t,lidan-r wa,
snail ""in:, To ll.r iurlslnrn.y Of t..
weather.
M'>>,;. J. y. and J.. L. Iribllc are
d"in. il rushing business ginning. co, =
Ton his fall. i'i.ry '.av. 10 ran dav
and niS:l 10 Keep up vii, ltir Gus
tom.
Mi- Wand. s'.oln,,. !nrl.,,.l teacher
ut in:.il"n. is ir.sri!i...;:i Gross h"l....
nc"nrc County.
'i'Irir i~r ,.,nl deal "f cotton il. lin
ii ldSA'l /" i". niclrl IL Ills commune
iY. We Ii;yr ~von several Ii III. il.ul
have never been picked OYER ,hc l,s
time. We are ab"ni ;I,l"ugl, gather
ing corn. :lli'i 'ahin,; ZIP lot..tDr., Is The
order nI he day nos. y ii; now com
nrnrr >"Mi I'LL. " heat ;;i,l cat +, of Which
l..r.,r CROP wiil 81. pn' III iisis iall.
The health "I li:s rnnniiniiy wa,
n".ri lr.,,r.
lest vi~h' IS ."I III, I*rii:lr!>cil;.
=. i:iii:i.!i..
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xrFa'.dcr Harris Auptials

rlr hnch Hi "c,nid Of the id,h
i ~. -..Na:
l'>l,i.iny uinr'.in" -; 9 n'r!nrk Mis-.
iliiah Harris, daughter ,i Mi. Andrew
llaiil>. oi Anderson County. WAS mar
lc'l ~ Koch iiill =: the home of her
IT," i'rl. ErI. =. hair Harris. /" Mr.. y.
,;"i.i"n Nlr! r!,Hd'!cn. son of Mr. n, Mrs.
'. Is. Mciad,lril. the ceremony being
prIioinrd sy ilr brides brother, lis
sisted by l.c,. .NlcXan,lcr -;prunl. The
n:.iIii@v WAS y quiet home wedding,
only the Relatives of The contracting
PARTIES and Il few friends being present
Alter the ceremony ilic bridal party
.lrnIt ln irc Southern depot. here.
Mr. and Mis- Mrfatl,irm boarded Tho.
train for tu';in!iH. where they will re-
main until 'Iiiui-s!aN. when thcy viii
20 to he home OF the brides father in
Anderson County. Thence they will
20 10 tlrni.ni, " here the groom WAS Il
student. thence. 10 Atlanta and then to
Rock Hill. where they will reside for
he present III the home of tcv. J. Barr
Harris.
The groom w;lS Il member OF compa-
ny g.. First Regiment. where he was
highly popular and esteemed us one of
tlic best soldiers in the Regiment.
While at Chickanlaliga he attracted
the attention of General Sanger who
made linn an orderly on his staff. lie
held this position until the Regiment
went to Jacksonville, where he was
made IL courier on the staff of General
l,arklcy.
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Belton ItcIns.

.Nrb"r Day wi, nb>'iycd lioi" ON
Mon,ily iu>lca,i oi l'ridav as wus a.
prclrd. The steady down pour of rain
Friday prcrlndcd the possibility of amy
out door exercises, and hence The post
polrncnt. Eleven nice wairi-naks
were pnt ont, and very much other
wnrh wns done in and around the
,rl""l bn'liins. which adds much 80
'lt general appearance of the place.
Niss Eleanor 'rnIlson. daughter of
ON, fellow i.ownsnIan. T.. r. 'rollson
and Mr. J. l.. Bolalll. Of Grccn,iIlc
:. g.. were happily married at pclIcr.
N"N. l;ih. by Rry. ". T.. Tate. Mir.
i'oland i HOW in the employ of the
southern Railway, and is II young man
OF splendid habits and many other
good qualities. The bride has many
her life. who wish her IL long lie of
much happiness.
The MISSES Anderson are still in CO.
limbla. where they went to attend the
Ml,,r~ M.,ison, Nicely and Sou,hcr-
land are visiting relatives in Columbia.
Miss Mallic ';rcr and Mrs. II. NJ.
';rrr. of PicoInnmt and Prof. Is. T..
''ccr. OF Grccnvillc, visited here Sat
iii,lay and Sunday.
Miss ltrita |'rcazcale. who has been
quite Ill for some time. is now rccOv-
"iin@. and il i, hoped will soon be- out
i.Hin.
I'i. Manly preached two most excel
len; n"rllni> here sunday to large and
appicciiii.r AiIdicncr~. Hi, WAS The
IN. Las. l!ir Ia appear here rs lIc
pastor. and iD ~pohr i,rlinxly of his
lon, e''i.I'r tor The Church. and one.
'f"id sec il!ni .ll were moved by Il
hr'i' .rit>, ni I'.si,i III ii:l>iii. 10 give
az HIS i.,i,i..ul servant ui cod.
l;rl. ". l. Iiir ha- arc,.pirh the
plst"i.tl'' "i ;hr 'ap,i>! Church. and
VIII enter upon hi, duties ~ such the
Isl SUNDAY ~ l'rrcmb'r. Nh Tate is
Il -iinn-: preacher. and all may consider
tl',n-. lAs- inrilln,iir tllal lir has been
rliu>rn. AMI l.i> .irrci,tcd.
Hon. y. G. i.aiiIIcr ard wife and
Mr.. J. i. ,'I,.Ii and "llcrS from ihi,
place attended the state Fair
Ihnnl>s"il In= Hiil he generally Oh
srr.'i here, i'hr stores Will ir closed
and the ~rlinoi will NOT be- in SESSION.
NN\N
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Nr"> rror, O.d i,ceay i.!yrr.

The nsrmDriS OF Rocky River Church
have called Ia paSturatc for another
year our good and noble old preacher
vii" has been olir guide for the past
year. Rtv. NJ. McGcc, all votes hcing
for him, and he has accepted the call
with IL willing heart. He is one of the
oldest Baptist preachers i'll the minis
try. and seems like father to us ALL
A great number of our friends and
all the negroes took in the circus. They
report Il good time, but now the good
time is gone
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Moore have pur-
chased the Crayton land. near this
place, better known as the T.. NJ. Cam
place. They have been with MS nearly
Il year. "n.. we :irc glad they intend to
make this their future home and neigh
hnri:""h for they have made many
friends since they have been here
Miss Salic Hall, one of our iairrst
and brightest young ladies. is attending
college If Grcenvill,, 5. e.
MIR. and Mrs. Il. Aug. Hall will move
some time next month to Bowman,
Georgia, viii. intention to make it
their future home. We are sorry to
see them leave from among us, for we
have known them ali Of our days. We
iini" iity will like their new home ana
much success III their undertaking.
by the way, got Il glimpse OF one Of
onr bachelors last first Sunday, just
about dark, climbing some red, rocky
l, ll. Il,
wonder if the young calves bothered
his m.u!; !his time as one did $uNlr inc
recently 1T Il certain place?
Mrs. ". c. Moore is in charge. of the
school at Savannah, near this place.
again for another session. She is Il
go"l teacher AMI knows Just how TO
manage i.c little kids.
Mr.. Jesse Nelson. who has been with
us for the past three or four years. will
leave soon for his old home i'll South
west Georgia. We regret TO part from
him. for hc is Il bright business and
we'll respected young man.
MIR. Basil Alcwinr visited his brot her
last Thursday evening. Mr.. .Jno. \.
Alcwimr, near Ray. $. g.. on personal
BUSINESS.
Nh asl Mrs. y. Is. Galley and three
little boys spcn! last Friday and Satur-
day with their relatives. Mr.. and Mrs.
Will ncrricot, near Anderson.
Some Of our young people attended
the dedication of Barkcra Creek Isap-
~: Church last Snn,lnv. They r.nor!
most delightful trip.
MIR. Jimmie Hampton and charming
sister, Miss Stella, of this community,
spent Saturday night and Sunday with
Misses Nettic and Minnie Cowan, in
Mohawk section.
Mr.. Editor, there was something like
candy breaking in our section last
week and some who were there report
most all drunk. That is Il bad start for
'lS to have much fun this winter.
=, DITTO.
November 10. 1893.
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new plow on tho market, interesting
10 everv farmer, il the I1Ancoc,i Rotary
Disc Piow, sold in Anderson only by
Sullivan Hardware Co.
What about ii piOW that breaks = to 3
acres day, ! to- IL inches depp. resulting
iii onu-tiiird more com, cotton nr other
crops, with one half The quantity OF
manure? Ihia is what fruit, tho gre at
Georgia farmer, saws of the HancocIx
Plow sold by Sullivan Hardware Cc.
Don't imagine that II Q Oliver Chilled
i'i"w~ can be ruled out Tney arc in An
dersnn County to stav. Sullivan Hard
ware Co. is rushing the "Olivers"
Cut i'.n"r7,. isnt Plants and Palms f,r
".o. MTS. +. CLINKsCALES,
2ia Msic 81.
You m.usi h.vo ono or more G. oa ila,-
rows on No,ir farm. And no harrnws
made equal {, thosp sold hy sullivan
lIardwaro Co.
} J. i'rotwrll has Just resolved two car
loHfs ot lin" Wagons, which hr is oifar-
Ing III r"ry low prices. IS
tInve your Christmas Phctcs made
n,'w ana avoid tho rush. Collins il the
place. To !,"t iine work at low prices
II" get tho best results from your land
and snvo every dollar in manure and
lnhor Von must buy good in,eusuts
sullivan iIhrdaaru co. only offer tho
best a..d protect every customer again It
fakes
Why pay s. GO pcr dozen for Photos
when A"u can get the same work for
$50 ~ Collins?
F"r i';,ht training ani pleasant oxor-
r'ii''. Sti n iloi" Ric,cio-it runs easy
T. u tii.d WORK get some n,hci liryc,a
anal y'u'li no, bn disappointed.
Cabnc Photos at SLED to- $50 per
dozen ut Collins. Ip--tf
Ono Cabinet Photo 9:.r 80 cents ,,n,
card-Szo Photo for p conts; four small
Photos for % cents at Collins.
FGcre il AN ep'demic OF dysentery s,d
ai,rrhn; prevalent now. and IL ynn NJ. af.
il'c:od yon should try Evsus Mixture.
which can tie purchased at TIM Evars
Pharmacy for 25 cents q bottle. It IL hiuh.
ly recommended by every person who has
Usod 1t.
Nearly one thousand Oliver Plowa put
In Anderson County by Sullivan Hard
ware Co. and the good work has Just
bsRun.
FoK REHT-rhe offices recently occu-
pied hv Bnntlul & WatkinB, In the In.
TELLIGENcEH building. Apply ct this
Of1s--.
Just received car of Florence Wagons
j. s. FOWLER.
Buy your heating stoves before cold
weAther-see Osborne e Clinksoales.
FOR RENT-A 1.room cottage. on
Hampton street. Apply at this chico.
Agents for History of the
Spanish American War;" by Hon. Henry
Watterson. A complete. authentic his
tnry; illustrated with over 20 full-page
half-tones and many richly colored pic
lures. Large royal octave volume, au-
per6 outfit, postpaid for only 50 cents
(stamps taken.) Most liberal terma
given. The greatest opportunity OF the
year. Address The Werner Company,
Akron, Ohio. l9-6
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A Card.

,MHLtAMsroN, $. c.. Nov, 81, 1893.
MIR. EDITOR: We wish to express
our thanks to many friends of both ra-
ces for sympathy and kindness bcstow-
cd upon us during the illness and re-
cent deaths of our dear little baby.
Forris Javan, on October 14th, and OIr
wife and mother. Mary NJ. Washing
BILE act and every earnest enquiry.
during our six months of sore nfflicti1n
will be rewarded, we trust, by Him who
docth oil things well. Respectfully.
+. J. WASHINGTON AND CMILDREN.
Advocate please copy.
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We had considerable amount of
rain last week, which wnscctainly dis
cOuraging to our farmers. who have
grain to SOW aid cotton to pick. But,
alas it has turned off clear and warm,
much to the delight of the farmer.
Thursday coming is Thanksgiving
Day, and as n rule our people observe
it,
Miss Mamie Martin, u most lOvablc
and beautiful young lady. from near
the guest Of her cousin. Miss Leila
Gassaway.
Mcssrs. NJ. NJ. Shirley and W. W..
Bell, two Of Corner Creeks progressive
farmers. have the l;;rrrS: amount Of
cotton in the field that we have ever
seen ut the present time of the year.
They have about orG bales each in
the field. Cause, making so much, and
too much inclcmcnt weather.
The McAuams Academy will Lrgin
to day (Mon,lay) under the control af
Miss Lou Gassaway.
Some malicious person from the vi
cinity Of Willis Chapel. signing him
snif ''lI. ESsc,' has iii ihc last isslie of
the INTELIIGENCER made some very
unjust anu untrue remarks about Oilr
good citizen, Hon. Joshua w. Ashley.
And knowing "l!nclc Josh" as we do,
we wish To SAY Il few words in reply to
this 'crickct," who is trying in deceive
tho good people of old Anderson Conn-
N.
Some few weeks ago "llon Limo"
the Advocates burlcSq,:r rorrr~pon-
q mt, came out in II piece in which lie
Said That he hoped that The II. +. As
and the ,Insllunways wou!d ..liow their
faith by their good works. and wen!
on to say whole lot of unjust things
about these good gentlemen. And Mr.
Ashley gave him ("Don Lino"l il reply
which waS. as IL. Essic' says, Il death
dcnlin,, blow. l,u, IL. Essic" says, that
ne has enough confidence in .Don' ia
believe tllat '!D"n" Will give This new
ly converted prohibition GrAl,rn punrh
on his No. : clHnium ,liut he Wou.u
mover appear ii rali.r print again
Well, bless y",ir sn;,l. Mr. Ashley is not
n newly converted prohibition man.
He has been in favor uf rrnhib;tjou
over since he has bcr., in ,hc House.
And. further. yOn nnuu ,.,... IA; *
he JosM advocates prohibition in the
Legislature, why tlidl run anont over
the country during the campaign meet
lngs and advocate the DisprnSary 2"
This is false and slandcrous to Mr..
Ashley. for he never did anything of
the kind. Ever since the Oispcnsary
started up, Mr.. Ashley Inns hrcn op-
posed to it, and wo can't see why this
"crickc" can say such unjust things
against man like Mr.. Ashley. Now,
in conclusion, wo want to inform This
Ilittlc fiery and hasty cricket" that L
Hon. j. w. Ashley ever offers himself
for the Office Of Representative, we are
sure that ho will "surc get there" Yes,
by large vote, just like tho people of
this County have been giving him for
the last three terms. If he is wolf In
shccp's clothing, why, please tell me,
did the people elect him to the Legis-
laturc7 Always state facts. my friend,
and not try to throw OIL some malicious
lies on Il man who has as good and clear
record rs Mr.. Ashley has. TYRo.
Have your Photos made at Collins.
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Duakt,ns Arnlca AAlyr.

The best salvc in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions and positively cures Piles, OF no
pay required 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refund
ed Prise - cents pcrbnx For sale
nv iiill-Orr Drug Go
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Dress Goods.

This Department of Big Dry Goods Store will interesting
wanting Dress Goods Space forbs details
styles cooring, &C. the De Fabrics Nothing give
'a Of what showing and the making seeing
Goods and studying the prices. We only you
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Al. d;iiESi:.t~ refund money if it fails to
rrrc- 2ls The genuine has l.. ., =. nn
each tnhlnt
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This Department will determination to
ince the Stock. You buy Millinery from less
done fact dh if have had opr ortunty
il the makeup
things Cans
bought reduced pe be sold doutly prices of
Scasona
BE Millinery has $ walking orders This smcansso something
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Clothing.

we have an Immense Stock move and il give
customers substantial benefit by reduced prices Y
cate closed out for the cash the entire lot large Clothing
we got our share OF the lot It contains Suits which of
son would have eac $3.50 and can have M
s6po and Good enough for
a lot OF one hundred Suits that sold for $780,
so w for yonr choice If find the lot you can
bargain lot of twenty-five Suits that rctaid at $1,000 5
~ Focks all $3.50 Good wearing fabrics little off @
we expect sell Coh shortest margins done WI
SIMPLY because down Stock
ioo or 200 Fancy Cashmere Suits $3.50 They well tailored and
tng garments No end Stock of s1OOO and @
Suits Our Stock of Clay Woed large can fit md @
you il you 81 Dress Suit ' p"aI
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stored
which will make interesting
very all To
their Accounts think
Yours very truly, ~ r
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Shoes.

One big line that be reduced Mems Wonens
SHOES We selling quantities Of them day but have lot
sell Stock where
great nss IN SHOES aud we are Offering them at moving prices We have
Celmoore a 81 60 that Cracker Jack
the smallest Shoes
reductions lot Of Mems Shoes
lot Hand
and $500 off 50 Douglas So Co. s4Oo
500 Some odd lots in small 81, of Ladies
70 and 81 50 now at 95 3G pairs ad-s Fine Dress Shoes that
tailed 500, $40 and S300yur choice
broken lot BOYS and r Button Shoes Up Stairs that
81 80 and s5 of TO he sold 81 co. Of them
will lit the young folks the price will fit the pocketbook.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-11-23

a Astupendous display of the
best values you ever saw for
the smallest prices you ever
paid. Go to friends for advice,
to women for sympathy, to
strangers for charity, but for
Bargains come here.