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Business Locals. Notices of Salo, VItants. Swaps, etc. inserted in this Colurnn at 5 cents per line for each inserttoni, Nothing taken for Iens than 10 cents. Ashmore & Nimmons are paving 221 for eggs, 1o for butter, and the be price for chickens. It wilI pay you t( sell to them at these prices. It will pay you to see Ashmore A Nimmons before you buy your winte shoes. They have some good bargain to offer. lowt 1, oic . i*i i . F. D., No. 4, Pickens, S. c. You have not heard nothing from Ok Moore in a long time, I am in Earle'k old drug store on the corner. I am just baitle-whanging along selling beef and one thing and another. But now wc come to facts: I want to bu your dr hides, green hides, raw hides and a other kinds of hides,also your seed cottor and cotton seeds. I want some sheep, ) want some pork; I can't tell hardly what I do want. The old market. J. D. Moore. When in Easley put up your stock at B. P. Martin's feed and livery sta, ble. He also handles all kinds of teedetuff. 38-tf A few first class sewing machines slightly used to be sold at greatly re duced prices. Also sewing machines re paired. Call at Craig Bros. 0. P. Knight. High Praise. A story told by John Ross Dix in his "Pulpit Portraits" shows how strong a current of life ran in the veins of Dr. Lyman Beecher when he had passed the allotted threescore years and ten. When about seventy-five years of age, he spent a fortnight in the easterr part of Maine. A party of gentlemen at Calais went with him sonme thirty miles up a series of lakes to Indiar territories. When about to embark upon a chaih of lakes in the birch canoes, the In dian guide, Etienne, rather objected t< so old a man attempting the adven ture, fearing that he would give out. The doctor paddled with the bes of the youngsters; caught more trou than all the party together and re turned each day from the variou tramips in the lead; ate his fish on i rock, with a sea biscuit for a trenche and fingers for knives and forks; slep on the ground uinii ieulock bratnehe under the tent, and at length the hn dian guide weut from the extreme o depreciation to the highest expressi of admiration In his power, saying: "Ah, old man, all Indian!" -- VU %ou. 10ound( him rather blue this morning." "Oh, that was for a plersonail reasol Hie Is sensilive about turning gray s roon.-lailti more Amerieani. Strayed-One B3erkshire sow pi with some white on tail and feei Fmnder will please notify J. H. Whit< Dalton, S. C, and get reward. Stewart Reunion to be Held October 17th 1907. All descendant of Walter Stewart of county Antrini l'reland, composed of seven house descendants of Samuel, John, Waltei Robert and James, from Mary Gos and Rev. Clark B. and David B. fron Isabella Bobo, that can will meet ii a reunion at New Harmony church three miles south of Fountain Inn, 6 C., on October, 17th. All the friendi of thetse Stewarts are cordially invited with baskets to enjoy a social day. Exercises to begin at 10:30 a mn. Program announced on day o meeting. All families descending from these houses are requested t< send registers with their names writ ten in full to R. Walter Stewart. See retary, WV. S. C., Fountain Inn, S C Come one and all, our friends an< welcome. Hasting Dial Ste wart, Robt. W alter Stewart, .John Vist& Stewart, WVesley Brooksi Stewart, Com., on Invitation. TH'JE MAGIO NO. 3. Number three is a wvonderful mnasco for Geo. H. PIerri', ofCedar Grove, Me, according to a letter wvhich reads: "'Afte suffering mneh with liver and kinnie: troublo, and( becoinig rn~.av di15 - iiver and kidney troubles by Pickens Drt ng Co., druggist, 50o. N EW Are arriving daily. We a which, with our low prices a share. Our line of shoes for complete in every sense < coarse or fine shoes, and r and if they don't give satis pair or refund the money. Our line of dry goods a as complete as possible. liss Dora Hinkle, who patterns, will have charge Hinkle has had a great d work and we feel confiden Watch for our opening We have some men's ar follows: $1.25 B< %1.25 M $1.50 < $1.65 < $1-75 $2.00 C Come to see us when y( Yot W. E. Fri "AT Tit Don't forget that we pay produce, either cash or tr: iiaiwoo FOR YOUNG MI I the Garden I ikattifi scenery. Iuvigoratiti L Careful attention, to 1ted-i (f st r colleges. Terms very reasOnable. t FALL TERM For catalogue or information, i W, H. WO .II Among them are the . Clocks with weights, And a new line of SI Silver WATOIHES. A glasses to fit eyes. All I II. SNIDER, J-T. .A.. GENERAL MERCHIANI] WIRE FENC HORSE HIGH, 7 Bull Ti Strong R Chicken Proof Hog Tight, othing anf run throi jii. or climb rn GOODS re preparing for the fall trade, of and fair dealings we expect to get men, women and children will be >f the word. We can fit You in emember we guarantee every pair faction we will replace with a new nd notions, we are trying to make is now in the markets selecting her of our millinery department. Miss eal of experience in the millinery t that she will be able to please you. announcement. id boys' pants that we are selling as )y' Suits at $ 90 en's Pants at 95 lo do $1.20 lo do $1.25 lo do $1-30 lo do 1.45 )u are in town. rs, for a Square Deal, UeiIun Ui 11(1 Col E OLD STAND." highest market prices for country Lde. Il st!-titute . EN AND YOUNC WOMEN. Spoi ol the hLand ol tie Sky." ig climate. Coinpetutit Teachers, udentv. Prepares for Sophonmore class in bes OPENS UGUST 19. ODALL, Principal. ave a good line of recommnenidable old Atyle Seth Thtomas which I am selling at special bargains. LVERWARE. Also solid Gold and nice line of SpFetacles; I guarantee inds of repair work in the jewe.lry line. - - Eaisley, S. C. RICH IE Y, llSE AND COUNTRY PRODUCE, [GLS T HE BEST ING ON EARTH! E WELDh agh it, crawl under rer it. and break it. Good Cut The Griffon ( ity has the rej tion of being best made, be it The old rel line, Every ai Guaranteed. You can find you want in Celebrated line CRAIG BF ONE-P[RICE CAS] ALL KINDS STRAW .. At. Grreatly I PRIoe Now is your time to get alnost your own L. ROTHS( The Clot] Haberdasher. Greeniavill1e,. . Carolina Mutual Insurance As Chartered Under the Laws of 8 GA N, C. IRolemanii, President; J. J. Mc~wain, Vic Gen. Tirea;sulrer, WI. P. Hick', (Gen. Secretary. The Carolina 3iul is a51 Hlome Institution arnd all men~t have heeni arrangedl with special reference to t'on of its po)1Wlcy hlde'rP. Chap11t~i5 er h~i een i <n'gan i in revll (i'(1 i C, Ande burg and Cheoe (IOCQcoun)tie.1 Tfhe Aniderson ( thapteri (Chalpters areO growing verly fast. One thiousand mi All heal11thy white j'eople from 15 to 60) years of age Entranice fee: 15lo :30 years of age 84, 3h0 to 410 $5, 41 S 'ssmnlt, at (deathl $1 .15;. A nyv applicant for memb~i Cha~pter he or she desires to be placed in. W. P.* HJicks , Secretar GvIreen~ville Chtpter: J. C. Cha pter; Rt. J. ( an', Secretary Spa rtanbhurg Chaiptei Cherokee Chapter. Thisu is aIl ltely a I lo--ne Institution. Wh y insur, hiave a better andi chleaper institution at your Ownf (do . l he money to pay each death claimr is always on h, in the county where the Chanti.s lo1t~. Coul.. ters. ual >uta the 01 Rao. iable ,ticle what this at ~os. I S TORE. OF HATS {educel Cs. choice Hats at price. HILD, 11er, Tailor. - . ca.b Life sociation,~ outh Car~fina, e-Presidenit; H. J. Southern, the deotails of its rxanage. he convenience and protee. erZsonl, G reenwood, Svart an is nrly full, and the othr nbers constitute a Chapt.r. are eligib~le to meer shI p.~d; 3J to 50 $Q, 50 to 00 :s ': r:.. Payne, Secretary A iih rs 9, 3 in other sta1tes wb 11nd and1( depolst(el in aio nly place( I he saf~ i