The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, January 04, 1894, Image 3
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l send"0 the UANAL, ftn
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0i. Z. Robinson will spon robuild
his foice in tho burnt district.
Rnia1y left last Sunday
to take a-school in tho neighbor
hood of Six Mile.
Several of our citizens woro con
fined to their beds the past week
with La Grippe.
Rev I. M. McKissick's family
left for their neW home in Orango.
burgi Wednesday morning.
M& ]iVphraimn Gilstrap, of Ninc
Timeo," was ii town Monday,
among his old friends.
W. B. Moore, formorly of Andor
son.county, has moved to his farm
in Central Township and is well
pleased'-vith his now homo.
Senator O'Dell was in town last
wook ahil was-very entertaining in
his.romarks about the work of the
last legislature.
S.-M. Cox, of Brigg's, was in
town last week and choored the
JoURNAL office with his genial
presence.
Marriod, Dec. 31st, Forost Ar
thik and Mary McKinnoy, (color
ed.) M. F. Hestor, N. P., officiat
ing.
The grippo-ohi that horriblo
grippe. Those who havo nevor folt
the pains and achos of this terriblo
diseaso is cortainly blossed.
WaMrried,on the 21st Doc., at Mr.
Bud Brown's, Mr. Georgo Landers
to Miss Lucy Anderson ; Rev. B.
Holder officiating.
Marriod, ' th1, at tio resi
donc)o of th4 V1nJ5s mother, by Rev.
W. B. Singleton, M'r. B. H. Whit
re toM-iss E. 1. II. iller, all of
ckons coun ty.
The Exchange Hotel, in G Cn
,ile, will bo the head-qu l( a'te's for
the Pickons boys fr. Ja:
Plonty of turkey and oystor'. me! i a
Virginia woleome.
Rev. J. F. Jueohs, of ('linten.
8. 0., pre0n~aedlf anec('llentsr
mhon .on Faitla ini the .Pretsl.vteri:
church Sunday.
John1 W. Browvn, of Gogi,:'
V~Ehow) of Giovernuor Br~ow~ n. u a
owgady Hte wias visit
irried, onlst nit., at the
r'esjuonmce of BI. D). Gaith'i, Anidrmy~
Anderson to Texio Conno--', 9N2Ih
colored.) B. D. Gavuvin, T1. J., of
ficiating.
Samuel Earle, of Georgia, wo'a
in town Monday. Mr i. Earle i.
extensively engaged in mlining
and~ was on a visit to Dr. WV. T1
Field.
- Married, on the 24th ult., at ti
residence of tile bride's fathor, Mr
J. L. Holliday, Miss Lillio E. Hll
l idayv to Mr. J. 11. Dr~miver, of Occ
nee county. W. K. Merck, TP. J.
officiating.
SFerguson, colored, diet
13 in town, Onl thel Is
- . -To was about sevenat,
y. a d md had many, friends
who wvi11 be sorry to hoar of .hi
death.
The United States Districtcour'
wvill con vene in Greenvillo on thi
ifrst Monday in February, ins5te)ad
of tho third Monday in Januarv
as .announced. Judgo Brawle~
will probably preside.
Nnnh R. H~ondricks, of Tiexas
ing his p~arents, Mr'. an<)
' .anoes F.X. Hoendricks, nion
y. He is ahccomlpanhied h:
u is son, Master James.Hondricks~
*andwijldsthain about two weeks.
Henry D. Hendricks, son1 of Jzn
*F. Hendricks,/who has 1b001 ill Tox
as for soveral montlhs, roturno<
homej iast week. Henry was de
lighted with his visit, b)ut still like
Pickons couinty.
Owing to other~1 arran11gements~f
1l1 1emnain in P'ickons ~.i shor'
heand ask all who nood( won
n.my.lin~e to call 0on 111 as1o5
- s' ~onveniont.- L. P.' Oun,
"an. 4, 1894.
-' was born as other folks wmu
born, -withou~teeth, pn tlyp last da
- eyeol~ the. .lteat - da~y of ;th4
k--i~44 and t411 '.ast <dot th<E
0 0 -k andhte i hotr~of thd day
a64 youirs Old~atuhd
~rable teWn of P1ies. .C4~
glle$ who
S'"bmiold her sister
uls.
or 'H.:eEllorbo 6 1
Oxtoidod the timo for tay
paying until the first of noxi
month.
Earlo Hianna, son of Oliver Han.
na, died at the rosidonco of li
fathor, about four miles fi-oiii town,
on tho 27th ult. He had beon. in
bid health for soveral montIs, And
Was not considorod to be in any
inimodiito dangor, but a suddon
attack of congesti>n of the brail
cauits0d his (oth in' a few hours.
Tho Stowards ot Pickeis cir
cuit are.0 hereby reuelIst&e( to moet
it .he Methodist churc' ill tho
town )f Pickens, onl next Saturday
.Jan uary (th 1894, at(, It 'clock a.
M., for th0 purposo of making anl
assess~int for the pronachor ill
chargo. A .full attendanco is do
sirod. Rospectfully,
I.t. SHAFFRu.
SaleaIday ceamo oil Tuesday this
year and tho following land wits
sold. The George Ilondricks land,
Tract No. 1. H40 acros to J. M.
Stowart, for $305, No. 2. 122
nCre's I o J. M. Stowart, for $800,
No. 3, 1:- acros to E. L. Williams,
for $1000.
The following appointmOnts havo
boon mado for the Blue Ridge Mis
sion :
1st Sunday-New Friondship, 11
a. i. Now Hopo, 3 p. m.
2d Sunday-Porter's Chapol, 11
a. in. Perritt's Chapol, 3 p. i.
3d Suiidy-McKinnoy's Cha)ol,
11 a m. Stowart's, 3 p. Im.
4th Sunday--Bothleheni School
House, 11 a. In. Brown's, 3 p. i.
JoIN A'I-TAwAY, P. C.
Au-.^Nv: L v'.--Th'e 'iumntyv
Alliance will ceenvene1 at Pickenls
C. 1., 01n Tu'l-sdayV, Janu11ary 161b,
at II in. Il., i regular quarterl
imetinil. The )istrict Lectirer
is expectod to be vithi us. A full
at11baeiio is (e-s- rl an(d ('Xpectvd.
-I; ii . \' -' | '
ranni~ini ni sessi( n one week. All1
ed( accordlingy i GhV C. W. Ituj.;
(21) Chairman.
(. Ct unitI A il l 4,1(1 n2 t i 't 1
Count wh it next Quartr
lymeigo Tuesday, January
JOHN C. WATrKIxs,
Soc'ry 3d District Alliance.
Raisinls, i\l i xed Nuts, Candy, &c.
.11che1), att Lawis & SONs.
All per~sons~ are hereby warne<
not'to hire my Sonls, James am
D~avid Stephens, wv.ithiout miy con
sontI as they aro minors.
Dec. 2 I, '93. 3t. W.K. S-rEPHIENI
Fromi 16iberiy.
JANUAav 1st, 1894.
The Christmas holidays are
thing of the past, so are man:
L other things that hlave occurred
'during the year just passed, an<
we had as wvell firmily br'ace our
selves to grappleo with the grea
events, that this~ new year wil
bring round.
The Cantata by the Sunda,
S ~chools heo, was something on
of the regular old time Christ
muas tree, but with the featur
distributing of presents, etc.
unde(1r a dIifferenlt arrangenmen
retained. We hiad a very larg<
crowd andl( a very 1)hCeasant tin?
aniid ai fine enitertainmenut.
Henry Hen~idrix, ' ir S. Jini
- fiendri nadh Alr'. innio I3rue
or nIiC i1 in fromi .TeJxas, and G1. L.
Boggs of Arkamsas.e - jitint
re'tlati ves and~ fiendi~s ando th<l
scenes of thir y oung'er dlays.
Thereo has been conlsiderabli
mloving round in this section
B. .-aronmIiioves out of town
moved in from Slabtown sectior
of Anderson County, #nd man~
otloer 190ak~~.4I.
Miss'~ arr fce otJy
Moore of iU4hiit, Mrs. A.
Me ok'd ofA nht and m ny~i
I0.lr, ni4Wboia med an on.
lborty durAig
1,14an JIN
104 r ktlO Ad"kinory
ih1 I It a il
voblhin seiT fi, 116
quickly; lie CA 'eurc hehiii. ver 000 (
to he) Inenrablo (118M eured, 'y n A FAIL,.
Ulm. MA. Leo han rominlued h'-iAdorsOn
two unonthi Imakihg inany cures, all I
prenolite(d whit anI elegant gold nie
the eitizenls of Andersen C(ounaty for his
inlractilot eures and good done0 hundreds bf
peole. Everyone should see this wonder
A GEuuarsaanteed evire.
We ai'rhorize our advertised drug
gis tto so )Ir. King's New Discovery
"or Consumption,. Coughs and Cods,
upon this condition. If ) ou are af
flicted with a Cough, Cold or any
Liing, Throit or Chest trouble, andl
will us.- this remedy as directed, giv
ing it a fair trial, and expelience .no
benefit., you may return the bottae and
have your money refunded. We cou!d
iotimake this offer did we not 'know
tiha Dr. King's New Discovery could
be ro'ied on. .It never disappoint.
Trial bottles free at W. T. McFalI's.
store. Large size 50c.'and $1.00.1;
Speiemn Cases.
J. If. Clifford, New Casiel, Wis., w.a
troubled with Nettralgla and R1hietinat Ism,
his stonmehl was 0ilsordered, his Liver
was aioffecd to an alariaing d egree, appe
- Ito full away, aind ho was terribly redu.
Cedl 1 1esh and strength. - Three bottles,
of Electric Bit.ters eured him.
Edward Shepherd IIarrisburr, Ill., bad
atu1111ting sore on h'is leg of eight years'
st . Used three bottles of Electric
Bitters an seven boxes of Bucklen's Al.i
en salve, and his leg is sotind and well.
Johnt Speaker, Catawba. 0., hd live large
Fever sores on . his leg, doctors said his
was Incurable. One bottle Electric Bit
ters and one box Buckler's Arnica Salve
etre(d him entirely. Sol ! b.v Osborne &
Kirksey and W. T. McFall. Pickens. S.C
There are a grent many thiugs beside
the prices to be considered In buying
Stove. Therc is nothing you buy where
qual'ty should 1he more carefully consid
ered. We keep stoves of.all.' grades, and
guaran tee .every stove we sell, to be as
represelited. GIxLREA'wrn-DURH AM COM
PANY, GJreenville, S. C,
Protection
That Protects
When a man insures his
life under the old form of
insurance, he is siniply
assured that a certain
sum will be paid to his
wife, children, or heirs at
his death. Good enough
mn its way, but there is a
much b)etter way. The
Tontine Instalment Pol
icy of the
E3quitable
Life
not only insures but pro..
tects the benificiary from
loss of the insurance as
well. For further par..
ticulars, address
.,N APQRP.Y, Manager,
For the Caronnas, 'R.CJ Hill, S. C.
-OF- -
-FOR THE PHOLKS.
MR, .EDTTOR :
In starting the machine on a
.Now Years run, we find that it
V nceeds more'grease. You may
say to the Pholks that if thoy
- want to dance again this year
Sthey must pay the fiddler or
dance to the rattle of dry bones
SIi's a matter of choice .witl2
t them and a matter of businese
with us. The man who sold1 us
wants sugar in his'n consequent
ly we must have some sugar it
our'n.
You might throw out a genth
hint to thoso who have not dorn
so to com've right on and com<
Srihkt now.
* . T. McFALL,
Jan. '1, 1804. Pickens, S. C,
If you want to purchase your
Groceries cheap, call on W. .H
Hester, at. Calhouin, S. C.
701fyorh~ occasion to. visil
Srt HWis pi d accommoda
uQs e o iv If. hester, at
~fy~ ~e~ a g od hror eor
m~t~JJ~&por oash,or'~' r~ov.
~.e prs, cafl on the undez ig.
* 6.W. .'HEsTl~R jR
1GAS, the beei 5 e Qgrette,
bilt(i Columbia.Cheroota-'1 tile
bt ir~ttvn, flYe for LQ, .
I eat'rya aiV(iue 1,e.$ . 'ancy
Fresh SoDA CRACKRMS, all th0 time,
and the best CANEn OYSTERs you
have ever seen.. dome andsee them.
Will not be undersold.
Just received a lot of T1N-wVARIC -
vill sell. then cheap.
Huve jlenty of PoWDEn, So-r,
CArs and Siieis, for the boys. Dy
namite Fuse and Blasting Powder to
blow the rock out of the wells.
Also. receiving a lot of heavy DRY
GOODS,. such as Checks.SEirlimg,
Sheeting and Drilling. A good lot of
Jean Clecks. -
See my FJLOUR and get prices
befoie you buy.
A. Ma MORRIS.
Dec. 7, 1893.
Patrick M1ilta I0,3sttol
ANDERSON, S. C.
Arrangements have been made to
admit, on January 1st, 1894, free of
charge for tuition, one meritorous
young man of limited neai fron each
County in the State. Tho School
Commissioners have been requesed
to make the appointments from thei,
respective Counties on December, 16.
D. S. MAXWELL,
Pres't. Board of Dii-ectars.
J. L. TRIBBLE, Sect'y and Treas.
Nov. 9. 93. 2m.
Assessment Notice.
The Auditor's Offico.will be opon
from the first day-of Janiary 1894
to the twentieth (lay of Pebrunry
1894, to receive returns -6f Real
and Personal Property fo r Taxation
in Pickons Conity fcr .the year
1894. This is tihe year for the re
turn of Real Estato and all parties
will govern themselves according
to this notico.
* The Auditor or his Doputies will
be at each of the following Pro
oinIets to receive Returnis for said
year:
CalhunII. Tuisday, Jail. 1M. 1894.
0.ntra, \\ Wedinesdav. and ThuIris
ay. JaI. 17 . Id *8, .18 94.
Ih ery . Erkh.y and *la1tu1rdaY,
.1 i., 194. : i~"~
DueCusv i lle, TLL h d y J an. 25,
189..
1894.
Pu mlpk in) towni,'.Sa tr y a.S
1894.tud ,J.27
Etastaitoo, ait Kings 01(1 Store,
Tuesday, .Jan. 30, 1894.
H-urricano, Wednesday, Jan. 31,
1894.
Six Mile, Thursday, February,
1, 1894.
Pickens CourtHiog~se bal anco of
timre. -
All changes in Real *Estato must
4,.miado. andI all now buildings
oroct~reme. o.f. January,
1893, roturno or a ' 'Z~n
ship Assessors wvho a1r'cqkiredl
law to examine all ret~irns iado.
Igniorance of time of'. likting
no1 excuse andl a pdnialtf of 950 pc
cent. for non rgturns.-is strictly cm
joined upon. Auditor, ..
All Tax payers mustinkko the:
returns .in person or by :inie on
legally anthorized to do so in cas
of sicknoss' or absence from th~
County. Banks buildings an
Loan Associations, Fire, Life, an
other Insuranco Comlpanfies are rt
quirod b~y law to m1ake retui-n
Each and every person. will pleas
be0 prepared to say in what Towr
ship and School District they liv
at the time theiy are yoquiredl t
make their return.
All Males between 21 and 5
years of ago except thoso excuse<
b~y law are liable to P~oll Trax.
W. H.; BRhYANTr,
Nov. 27, 1893. Alito~r of P. C..
ACE NTS
WANTED,
To handle scarce goods. We have an opei
ir e for you. If you wvish t) earn mlone(
quietly and not work very lard. The hus
ness is light and geniteel- Men and wome
thait are sh~rewdI are getti ing rich fast.
Ifr you wvant a chince(4 t~o mak~e II Ae thoum
and14 dol la for youlF4lf ('asi1ly duin mg th'
next t-welv moniiiths write us for our cont
de..tiaul termis.
If youll ii answer this within the nei''
10 da~ys w.e wvill sendi y.oui ai $amle oft o1
Box E AVON, NEW YORK
.No P'ostalI ear lsi Answered4,(.
COTTON Sl!ED.
Take your Cot~opi goed do .P. t
Cureton, in Easley? wlbd iwill bu
your Cotton Seed aid. ~.the& big
ost Cash price for them. ile is buy
ing foi- the South C oiiA otton 0
Coman. rorm'anl
* ornAE a.I* h
EERYTI G GOES!
The Partnership existing between
Pars & Jones will expire the 1st day
of March, 1894, and they intend to
turn everything into money by that
time.
$20,000
Worth of Dry Goods and Shoes to be
sold at and below cost. As we have
only been in business for three years
we have no old stuff to run ofil biy a
nice clean stock of goods will be of
fored to you for less than you can buy
them at wholesale.
Those who hglLe read our advertise
ment in the PRas now that we do ex.
actly what we say.
We feel very grateful to our friends
for the kindness they have shown us
during our business career and trust
that they will not loose this opportu
nity of doing both themselves and us
good, in this short length of time.
All persons indebted to the firm
will please settle as early as possible.
No goods will be clarg'ed from this
date. N:) goods sent out on approv
al.
Everything in the house has been
re-marked in plain Red Figeures, so
there will be no confusion in selling
Then that Red Ik incans that not
one cent more nor less will be takeni
for them.
Very truly,
Pal'k & Jones.
Greenville, S. C.
INovemrqi'r, 23, 1 M93.
STiLL IN THE RING,
and genting !lownl i)to i N . ll et for
y t-l',g e'p y(urt 'vVe oil is li.
tle spac('e is the .Jorn~ ., nole ii'
prices C'efu( y..i i ben' come aironoi.1
and see how it is done).
A "be i'~ 'l. - 'iulc e coffee st WI
for $1 .0(1 light bro~v at o ., best
r'ille' poweler 20h'., peir 1 'l . o *(.(0
a bag, niarly ia *toIon o cioly ait JOc,
peri viingla l)Orinil and, Xc., in 10 lbi.,
lots, the v'ery best Londoni L..ayer
three cr'own rinis at, 15c., per' lb., a
good tobacco at. 20c., per lb., o real
fine tobacco at 25c., per lb,, or 5c., a
p)lug.
They~' may tell you that Har;ris
lb., bring me a dime and tote off 16(
bigounces', andl for a niickle more
you can get a ponund of Soda, and for
5rj., more you get a fino0 cigar andl the
music b)ox will play you a tuune.
Come and see. It only cost a cent to
find out howv it is done.
Head-quarters for Santa Claus sup.
'Y 'gd~on't forget the little folks,
dolls,' ,i.s, horns and thousands
sof other Nc r
The $8 over coats are nere, conie
runnimg, for one while they last.
Lr My Farmers Friend flour' tak<
othe cake at 50e., a sack or *3.75 pt
0 bl, finest pattent flour at $4.25 p<
Atlother Job lot of,$3 hats for $1
d m paying 15c., for eggs an
waint to buy produce of all kinds.
Yours for a good time,
PikT. D. HARRIS.
iknS. C., Dec. 14, 1898.
I ~ -DaTnus iN--.
All Kinds of Staple an<
FeyGrocor'ies, Gr'ain, IHao
~ aaFeed,
We are mnak'ng a SPEC.
IALTY of Flour, and. car:
~certainly leoso as to qjuality
and price,
Our Chrnistmnas GAoods are'
t. arriving and we invite you to
call and see them.
-R~tFlCYzm1 CFR US01~s.
- Corner Pendleton and River
Street~.
Greenville, S. C,
, GOOD LAND FOR SALE.
All that tract of Land lying in
Pickens County, on head waters of
. Gregory Creek) Svaters of. T~wolve
Mile liver, adjoinmng lands of
IAberccombie, Th omas Dhu'ham, J. E.
Hlagood and others, containing 800
a ors0 a )e liand ia
~todab~o Me siN fr
> nostof it beit)A'n or g44 ts&
~Termos easy, and'
~ly to TC. '.V0*
A s
A Gold-flied Lad'ese Wat.
15 years.
Same guaranteed for 20 years fro
A gentlen'is Gold-filled Watch :
teed for 15 years,
Same guaranteed for 20 years'fr1
We also have a large stock of Sil
Jewelry and Holiday Goods at redu
us.
Gilreath-Durhai
66' Main Street, Gree
Overcoat Sale
We have a larger number
than we want at this 8<
year, and lhave determi
none of them over. Con
the RED LETTER pri
them today. Oheeper tha
ever seen the same goods. ]
0 you want one,
Su7 it
January, 4, 1894.
EUENE F.
[Scc.<orto JBates &.~ F<
Carriages, Phott
VEHICLES, of all kinds, HARN
COLLA RS, BR IDLES, Sole Le
Shoe Findings, Babyi C
Wagons, CirI's 't
Special Agency--Co1umbus
Vehicles, Kentucky W a
Cos" Wr~fckory Wagot
factu ring Co's Columbia 1
i
HARNESS~ Co LLARFo
FACTORY."
.ces
'We can, and will savec you from
10 to 25 per cent,. Onl all grades i
our line. D
D
Don't M*r
Never purchase anything in our line D
until you get our prices, and a visit and
to our Store will conIvince yOU thatC
we are3-,
Veadjoartos1 od
cir SI
In our line. See our (5e and $1 .00 A
Collars. Nos.
Clash paid or IIInI)s, ];eiswA~ &
TwA .o.w. -per
Je
Gower & Goodlett can
No. 102 Main Street, Oott
GRlEEHvILLE, S. c,
Sept,. 1. 1808--. Hall
- bg
If you want the finest PIURES miado
Yn the State, go to Lil
*Wheeler's Stud ,*
i McBee Aveune Greenvi~~'
r raon Portraits aY specIa4>
IT
.,0on $1.
n $16.75 up.
VGIr and Nickel
ced piices. Call
n Compa
Iville, S, 0,
for Cash
of overcoats
ason of the'
m d to carry
3 andblookat
,cs made on.
n you have
3rmng CASH
Greenvil
BATES
yrguison,] s~
ns, SuITre
ESS, Robes, SADDLE
ather, Shoe U
'rociles.
Buggy Co's Eloea
g on Manufacturt
is," the Pope Mar
3lcycles.
is Hous~e iii the State..
Greenville, S. 6
LOO Rewa~~
the Merchant that. gives yc
Goods for your money- then
Just notice the folqwing pi
CLOTIUN0- EW .8oL 00
o. do $
's do - 475
>. do 68
). dto 7.0
upi to *15.00.
>ffee 10 pounds to the dolIar.
>tton Chocks 4& 0.-. by the bpolt,
I; Shirvting 41o. " a .'
'uts, all styles, lfrom 4 1.2 to 00.
>lors 7c.
>Ott Broga'n Shoes 75 cents-4th.
IOes inl pr01oprtionl.
lot of Shoes, smiall
,at cost.,
lildrcns courso shoe aL
pair,
ans at 18, 20, 24fa d6 o
t bo heat at the prie
will buy your lhnt ot
o,~ and Cotton 8 d
us. Also, dry or'
r. C. H. Parkins I
umn, are~nowtwi' x*t
Lad to';meet their A
-Respe~tig~lI
>ery ;. . O