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E. BOGGS, Editor and Proprietor. For Suibscript , 1.50 per aLnm .%tric,tlyiniadlvance;forsixmioths-,71SC.! A vertismentsA inserted at one dollar per square of one inch or less for the first Insertion and fifty cents for each subse qtv,mt Insertion. Liberal dficount made to mtercliatits and otherndvertising for six t.itlis or by the year. RGiePOSITION A-IVElTISEM1ENTS NOT TrAKEN. 0bitt. ary Notlees exceeding fivelines, T;-ibutes of Itespect, Conimmunication af personal character, when admissa ble will becharged for as advertisemets. T1IURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1892. Col. Jos. H. Earle, of Greenville, S. C., will deliver the anmversary address before Erskine College at the approaching com Imencemlent in June. A large and entlusiastic me - in,g of den orrats was held in Greenville last Saturday to clect delegates to the March Convention About 300 by actual count was present. Col J. L. Orr made a strong speech In which he showed the failures of Governor Tillman to carry out his pledges and prom imes to the people. The followowing dele gates were clected from Greenville county: A. 13. Williams, Col. J. L. Orr, Dr. V. L. hlauldin, Col. R. W. Anderson, J. W. Me. Collough, P. D. Huff, Josiah 8. Kilgore, Sr., Silas Trowbride, T. 11. Cunningham, Dr. Dr. 1). Anderson, T. G. Smith and John Dagnall. Messrs. Samuel Lord, of Charleston, Ira B. Jones, of Lancaster, and C. P1. Town m-nd, of Bennetsville have been employed by Governor TillIman to assist Attorney General McLaurin in the railroad fight now on hand. Three big lawyers hired at big fees to help the State's attorney do his duI. ty. Just think of the money it is going to take to pay the.e big lawyers for doing the work which the Attorney ( eneral is paid to do. If there was ever assistance ealled to help AttUirney General Earle or Attorney Gienwr.l Youmans we never heard of it. "But Governor Tillman did .4 and,its all right." We were surprised to see this choiec bit of entreaty after its recenit .attempt to craw fish Irom a similar position waken by our neighbor. We think this is atlhr c)ol ill the swiml. to acenlse the people of beinlg fools and gulls at one time, 1111d tlin ask them to rvaon together like civilizd pe. ple.-People's Jonurnal. The above is a fair sample of the inter pretations made by the vditor of -thle Joubr.. nal of matters wrtten for this paper. lie charges in t.his pi-cee that 1his paper va)led the people "lools aul gulls,' which this 3>aper did not do, anad w4ich the editor of tithe Journal knows is mit true. It our friend was conscieitions bt his- colstrte. tion of our article, he -certainly does not inderstand the Englisk .anguage as he ,ought to. 'The editor of tHi People's Journal said to a O.psesentative of -the SENTrrNI. the other.dla5 that he would r.ve signed the call of the couservatives, publlished in hast, week'a issue of this -paper and which is publis;hed .again this woek if he had beeni asked tn-sin it. We sre sorry that our friends namic is not to the call and that he was not effred the -oivrtuniity to sign it, butd we mnust -beg 'hi pardlon and excuse ourselves by saying that there are many goodl demoi~crats lik-e the edhitor of the Jour ital, who w'onkl'hosve signed it too if they had been askud to. We are sure there is nlothinIg in 4he call that cannot he endlorsed( by every 'democrat. We wvill say to friend Chris. hocwever, as well as to all other dem crats, thatthe convention meets next Sat uirday inl the court house at 11 oelock, and he with all other dhenocrats, are cordially invited to attend4. We were looking over the files of the (Gi enville, News for March, 1890, and1( found1( sonme interesting facts hearing on tihe Tlhe.repor'ts of the mass meetings held in :res ionse to the Shell mianiifesto show that an 'horena-eu noty the :nlass mieet ing bey an with 16 menl and ended with 3:2. In Fair. 'tield 57 mna attende'd. In Orangeburi'. .Anidersoni anud ClIaredlon the aitteindiace is -reported at 100) or less. in Marioni andi Ab-. ibeville the 'ittendanie wals very smalhl. The s-ame report enmeil from Edgelield. In Illampton no0 mee(tinlg was biehl. Yet tall these counties were swept by Tlii. It is not safe to judlge the strength of a mo'.ve t>y' the size oft thei meetin ugs hi' ait tile count, biones. Peoplle whoI( staiy ait hlomle someltimles standl upi to be counitedt on election day. t his fight has just begun. OGreenville News. A Wonderful1 MIan, Prof. Winston Smith, a traveling agenlt of thle Semli- Wee'kly News Is one of thle mnost won1erfuina en of the age. Mr. Samith is a brother of Captain Tipi Top" SnIth. lie was born at lirewerton, L,au reusa county, 24 3 ears ago. A t thne age or four 3 ears both of his arms were cut oil ini a cotton giln. The heft armii was (cut oil near the shoulder. Thue right onie was cint (ff aln imeh and1( a half bielowv the elbow. Despite that lhe has nioting but p)art of one arm, lie wakes his way through the world as easily as those who have aill theira limbs. Prof. Smith is a fine pienmnan, and has taught writing in (different pllaices. le. h.md .a larze school inl Augusta. I lis wvrit ing is beautiful, iIe cani keep b)oks asM easily as many of the biest took-keepers, but (toes not, like an itldoo)r life, and pre. fers traveling., lie can plow, kill a bird flying, bate a fish hook and catch fishi and thread a needle and aewv ona a button. Inl fact there are few things anybody else can do that lhe can't do0. lIe has no artificial means of dloing all the things which aire 5o wondlerfl and1 has nothing bult a plain leather strap tied around the slump of hlis arm. Hie cain knock a manll down in pugi. listic style and in his travels for the News dIrives a three year old pony. lIe dresses and undlresses hhinsnelf and asks no0 help from anybody. Yesterday whilhe on the= streets lhe was approachled by a mian who offered to play "'hard knuckles'' with him. HIe acceptedl but warnedl the manSl that lie would skini his knuckles. 'rie man persis ted and( the result was that Prof. Smith hadly skinned the knuckles of his oppo. nent. The man did. not care to play any PrfessoJr Sinith has been gi'ven liberal offers to go in dime museums in tile North but p refers to stay In the South and earn his living by wo:kI. Files are now sharpe:led by eleotricity.. They are immnersi d In a liquid and the eur rent turned on for twent.) minutes at the end of which time they cenie out good as oe pie Imagine they are makiog grt ctt'e every tim~e they kick, A CALL. * To the Denoerale Voters of Pickens County. The undersigned herchy call a mass meeting of the democratic voters of Pick ens county under the terms of the address recently published. We suppose the purpose of this meeting is generally understood. It will be to elect six delegates to represent this county in a 0 convention of democrats to be held in Col- C umbla the fourth Thursday in March. That convention is called to find and use means to restore peace and good will among the democrits of this State, to put I an end to the unfortunate conditions, now existing, to guard against the dangers to the peace and liberties of the people now 3 threatened. It will be "authorized" to : nominate a State ticket or any part of one. : It will have large powers. The only limi 4 tation the addiess seeks to put upon its ae tion is that any contest it may decide to I make shall be inside the democratic party lines and under party rules. All democrats of Pickens county who Rre in sympathy with the purposv3 announ ced in that atress are invited to nect at the court house in Pickens on Saturday, March 19th at 11 o'clock. Our delegates should go to Columbia with the itrength of Pickens' united de mocracy belind it. Every nan who ap proves the purpose of the convention ought to be here to cast his vote for delegates and to give his voice for it solid party and a people standing together as one man, and the rescue of our State and party f,-oi the perils now surronding tlicm. F. C. Parsons, O. Washl 1Doweln, 1i. J. filliland, sr., J. i. (1ossett', .. M. Jones, ElianI F. Elli-oll, W. B. Algood, Thos. Parkins, Warren Hamilton I'l. E. ]Bowen, T. D). Ilarris, .1. H. Amibler, Rtobt. T. Stewart, T. N. Huniter, J. 0. HIarden, T. J. Boven, Elian .Day, J. Sam Wilson, ). A. Allgood, F. hL. itodgers, job F. Smith, 1). F. Bradley, C 11. C. Grady, L. M. Berry, Wm McMahian. Uhaen Cotton Was 3 3-8 Ve'nts. We clip the following from the Edg< field 1 Chronicle: t Our esteemed friend, Jas. Y. Culbreath, I of Newherry, a native of EdlgeeldlSaluda man, writing us about a little matter of s business, got's on incidentally in this pleas ant and sensible manlier: "I all h1y n IM ean1s despondt-nt about the v future. We are no better off tluen 'our I dhddies.' In 1847 or '-is, olh (*ol. Smillh t Irooks sent his overseer to Hlamburg wit four hules of cotton. The latter reLurned with the Irceeds of sale, to Wit: forty- I eight dol lars. ThIe 1(old Colonel in his nod o., exasperation, threatenedIt tll-t11 himl olr. a The overseer in reply thereto, said: 'I got m ineh as allYbody for your cotton.' Yes ) I know you did, but i'll be- if I am worth jin overseer when four hales of cot ton fim 0lnly worth forty-eIght dollars.' An other .oe of the neighbors got a little tip. 0 sy, .and w1enl bsid the top of tile market for his mton to wit: tlhiC and three eights, aepl.ih '-3Oy'ou fractions; I iever did like .teim. Give me three all round ald take -tI Utton. "Mr. Sampsen Wheeler, who, by the way, is Onle aHMong our most seisible and honorable mn, hias often related the above to me. They were paid for their cotiou in those days ill So,uth Carolina mloniov. "'Ever sincee the production ef' cotton, tile prIices; thiereof have beln Iixedl in En gland, and1( will ha for mnany years' iln the future t4imlply because mlost oCf it is ex ported from our c'outli.ry. Tlhe prices have beenI 11s vailel inl thle past as A pril weathe er -conltro)lled -entirely bty 'suipply andu dhe. mland'. Thlis counmtry callmot ct'rol the price, when .ii on1ly manufactuIIres abouit two and( one-haml.f million bales ouit (Cf t he p)rolductionl, auruaZy, 12,h,O00u in the world. "ecan onitrol the price onIly Iln one way' to wit, redtucc in the South the pro. C diutionl. As we .raitn ilbout two-thirds of the entire cottu cr'op of the world, if we ti w~ouhll ralise less ofi it andel more stupplies,we corulh conltrol the prices by the uncbange able law of supply and demland.' "I believe the productioni will decrease this year-no0t so imxchi by the peopule reso lultimg,' as thlat capjitliiss am1(. not nuow, nlor will be, incelinmed to tie invest their mloney 'n as hliviqb ly as heretofore inl tihe prodetioln of cotton at six :enlts. Alreadly the uIse of ir guano is visibly decrea'.'sing. - A "It takes moneley to pIrouduce cotton. One man11 enn1 cultivate twenty acres iln corn, y 11nd, say, the samie ini whea't anid oats--all CC with Cone biolsc, and no0 adiOti onal labor, Ii 'xceptl to harvest thme small11 grhain. It will 15 a:ke I we) hoCrses and1( at least four mieni to at 'tultivatle the sam11e iln vtton. After all iti .hongh51 our1 surplu el rop (1))should be cotton, n order tee keep US oltt of jail.'' P'resenht1mnt of the Grmand Jeury. w statcelof Seoutha(l Carlimle, Cotluty of P'ick, (ns - Ini Gteeal Sess.ionse. fui 1'o lI s lIonier, J. II. IIudsoIn, Presiding aC Judge: th1 We, th~e G]rnd Jury', for the Marel. erm1, I1892, (Cf court, be.'; leave to1 mIake his, Cor prlesentmlient.: 1. We hauve il;ised uiponi all the bills and(l(ed us bcy the Solicitor. 2. We ha~ve by a comnmittee of our 1body3 'xalamned the jsil and fillet it, faithifillly eIt. Wee do no01t thinIk, h!oweve'r, that, it is ni a sefe' 'ClIndition,I and reconnnhhende( thait omeW nIeieed repairs ih' Cput 1upon1 it. 3. We leave also Iby ai (comm litte ofci our CCC(y, exaitlined thle condelit (ion of lie p.oor ud( po0or1 farm,ii and1 found the farm well epI.t, lie pstupers we'll ariie'd for' and1 the tek inl g4Cod conlditioin. 41. Thle fremanllil, Lahlan Mafiuldin anId Ioht. TI. Stewart, w'.ere apipe inte'd by our Cledy a specia! ('onunlittec to e'xamtine illtIC lie (condiitionhl of the variolus 'ounmty ofilees, vhich wvill be (lone someC timei duin ig the 5. We recomtlmend( that thle law regard ng the issinmg of license to pledd(lers lie igidly enfomrcil. We retuirni out'r thanks to y'our I lenor for lie able and clear in)structions given us5 egarding our (duties; to) the Solicitoer for ssistance' and1( sdvice given uIs, a1( nd til1. 'e'rs oIf the court for courtesies shiown us. lRespectfully srnmittedl, M. A. Boos, Foreman. Mnke Frlene. Many per-sons lhave an estaite ill the good vil arnd esMteemi of ai ('ommun11ity', mlore vatl le thaln hous10es aind lanIds. To( secureT his requires inltegrity, dignity of eharac er, an1:1 a social naiture. lIe whoIC goes broeugh the world cross, cra1bb1ed anld laelf. sib tryinig to get all the afiln po'sibelc, un1 mmdleful of others, (leer yes n1o friendls and( will haive fewv. Ilia face benay13s his un1. plleasanlt disposition by alway s w enring a scowl. lie leas tno weerd of greeting for a nleighibor who may1) cheance to pas by. The boys cali himt old JBrown,'' to show their dislike for him~ On the other hand the mni whot malkes friends bcy his geicdal disposition is liked by all. lie- is always ger,teel and dignith"(. lie does inot seemn to seek friends, bust by degrees, as "censioni offers, lie im1presses ID a favorable andI friendiy way all with whioml he mleets. Such a, man will sueee..d far bette'r in the world, will tbe muhe hap pier In lisa home, and will bec an advanitaa:e to the CeolTomunlity In whlich lhe lives. Y.oung persons should cultivate the congenl qualities. They wI I be trusted more by their superiors. and will aduno far fak,r n ary business or profession. Don't go: long with your head down A if you were uilty of a crime, nor refuse-to speak un ms i.poken to, and then only in a nhonosyl Able. Anderson Gots tie College. Columbia. March .-,te trustues of the outh- Carolina in(ustrial and Wintrop ? fornial College net today. Two bids for ic location of the'sch)ol.*wertjeonsidered LIICIso, $75,0 and a site; Columbia.. i 12,000 and a bite. The former was ac- t epttd and the boartl will meet in Ander- r on AIpril 11th, to docide upon the exact i >eation. Appointiments For Pickens Circult. st Sabbath, 11 a. Iml., Plekens. A ', 3:30 p. in., letlehemem. d "6 11 a ml., Gap11 Hill. d "t :30 p. mi., New llope.. C d "1 11 a. i., Porter's Chapel. 2 d 3:301) p. Iml., Twelve Mile. d " 7:30 p) n., Pickens. tL "4 11 a. In., I)acusville. tht " 3:30 p). ml., Tabor. Pryer meeting at Pickens every Wed esday at 7:30 p. n. B. 0. IInCy, P. C. 'SAVAGE IS ABDALAH I" My line horse Alidalah will be in Pick ns oii or about the 2tit h of March, 13th nd 30th of April, 18th of 1ay. and 6;th iw. Stock ratisers will pleiase come and ev him. A. W. TiHOIMPSON, March 10, w4 Seeen, S. C. Better Than an En cyclopedia. A ranoram of American History h'le 31ost Woneruil Ptbliction ever is sued.-Press and Public. SNow Reversible Hidtori-oll Chart, po litical Mo. , r9 ad L M Combied. A Completc 1i.tory of onr Government y A.lminstr:ttios and Congre-ses. Lat st 1892 Edition, 4(;xti(; inclies (largest, ev r pwrineild). .5louited on rollers at top nld hottoi. By s,ccial arrangements with the pub shers we are able to obtain at numiber of lie above-mentioned Maps, and propose to urnish one to each one of our subsciibers. 'his Map is a necessity in every home, .hool or office, and will he especially de irable to refer to daily durin,g the coming Oliticel campaign, as it locates at a glance very imnportant fact colinected with the istory of our country and American poli- I es. THIS DOUBLE MAP CONTAINS: I A Diiagru-am Showing all of the Political Parti(s. lxt;(;. A Diaigrani liowing all the Presidents9 nld Cabinet1. r)x(;;. A 1)iagam Showing the Political Con lexi,)n of Each Uongres.i. 2x66. t A )iagran Showing the Creeds of the I Vorld. 13x10. A Diagrai Showing the Standing Armies f Each Nation. 13x10. A Diagram Showing the Naval Tonnage d f Each Nation. 13x10. d A 'omplete Wap of the World. 13x20. A Comiplete 31a) of the United States, 8 and, McNally k Co's 46x(;6. U A Map of Central America. 10x13. A Map of Alaska. 1Ox13. A flap of South Africa. 10x13. A Map of Upper Nubia and labesh or byiiaf. 10x 13. A lap oif Persia, A fghaastan and Ilehuch A Complete Map of the Solar System - est ever miadie. 13xlut. iCTl;Es OF ALL TIIIE PJiES[ DE.NT1S FROM WVA8INGTON TO0 IIAlRtiSON. It also e'ives iin brief: The Ihistory of 'Colonial Politics. The Ilistory (if Ievolutionary Politics. The IIlistory of the Conifederat i on. 'The Hlistory of thec U. S. Governmnent by (ongresses. Tihe iowtory of the U. S. by Admninistra oins. An Analysis of the Federal Government. Valuable Statistics on l)ebts. Valutable Stat isl ics on Itevenutes. Valnlable tatistics oin Ex penditures. Issues of all Political Parties. The Iistory of all Political Parties ich have ex isted in this contry. A Cronoloigical table of 319 of the most aportant events from hte Discovery of mnerica to the present day. TIhe pl)Iishetrs price is ~$5.00 which is t r'y low conisidering itIs merits, but we, in 'I minect ion iath some. of thie leading pulb. hlers in all the States, have been forlu ie in arraniginig for enough to furnisht (inly''.1 (90Icen te ah, delivereid free to any rt of the United Stales, ias follows. I t. 'To any new siubcriber. i 'Ad. Tlo any renewal subhscribier. I 3d. To any subscriber 1noW in arrears ho pays uip to ,lamul.ry 1st next. As the publishers limit the time they will ~ riah thiese ma;ys all the low prices, we vise all who desire to avail themselves oft is oppiortunity to attend to it, at oaice. a Three Weeks for 10 Cents. To Alhow y on what an excellent paper for the home circie the Newv York Ledger is, we will send you1 3Numnbersfor Th Cents. TeIllustrations in the Ledger are bieaui. a tiful. It is one of the beat illustrated i papers in the world. . '2 5 These three niumbers will contaIn the ' following interesting reading: Two comn-a plete novelettes, beautifully Illustrated, [meO by Helen Marshall North, entitled "The Romance of Cynthia Neshbi," the rther by Louis Ifarman Peel, entitled "At the Eleventh Hour ;" also illustrated ihort stories by snoh authors as Aniella E. Blarr, Mary Kyle Dallas, Annaa aheilds, WV. Thomson and Col. Thomas W. Knox; I' numerous poems; three pages of the " Wo. man's W'.orld" department, full of Infor matIon that will interest every mother and a laughter; news from "The World'. Four C~orners," and many short mIscellaneouns s sr ticles brimful of useful informatIon ; and the three opening installments of a most c Interesting serIal story, entitled "Morris Julian's Wife;" also one instanllmnent In each number of " The Other Bond," Miss I Dora Russell's most successful serial-all sent for only 10 cents. A ddress NEW YORK LEDGER, ~ RBss? Dozssaa's Sotes, 180 Willam Bt.. N.K V. tl Citation. 3WATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Pickens, . By J. B. Newberry, Esquire, Probate WiIsH A, John W. Brock,. made uit to mC to grant him letters of dminitration of the estate aud effects f George W. Brock, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admon sh1 all and singular the kindred and credi ors of the said George W. Brock de e9sed, that they be and appear before me, n the Court of Probate, to be held at 'ickens C. H1., S. C., on the 24t.h day of farch next, after publication hereof, t I I o'clock in the forenoon, to show ause, if any they have, why the said ad iuniistration should not be granted. Given under ,ay hand this the 3d day f March, Anno Domini, 1892. w J. B. NEWBEIRY, J. P. P. C. )ANTZLER & SETH Bureaus $5.00. Bedsteads, $1.25. Chairs, 40 Cents. Safes, $2.00. Suits of 10 Pieces,$12.50 Parlor Suits, Plush ['rilmmled, $28.00. Collins and Caskets at, mny time, day or night. Push the button on ou r 7ront door and your cal 1 9 iII be answered immedi itely. To get your goods cheap 5o to DANTZLER & SIVITII 03 anrd 65 Main St., GREENVILLE, 1. C. I K&''Telephone Nos. 64 and *18. ' Non-Iiemident 8nnnmonx, 'j -1'ATmE OF SOUTH CATIOLINA, Cu.'TY OF Pie.'a. I Court of Common Pleas. ] tihard A. Hester, Plaintiff, A'aintist veliie Marker and The Geiser Manufac- 6 tiring Company, Defenldanlts. Sininons for Relief. '] 1o tile Defendant, The Geiser Manufac- 'q turing C(Impialy: You are hereby siummoned and required I ii answer tle comphlait inl this aiction, of vlich :1 aopv is herewith served uponll it, and t,) serve a copy of your answer the sail comphAint on the suibscriber at is oflive, inl Pickens. S. C.. within twenty ays after service hereof, exclusive of the ay of such service; and if you fail to an. wer the comaiplaintf witihin the time aifore tid, tle plainltiff in this netion vill I alp ly to the coirt for the relief demanded in le complainlt. Dated 5th February, A. D., 1892. M. STEWAR-r, C. C. P. JU LIUS E. OGGS. Plainti ff's Attorney. 'o the Defendant, The Geiser Mantufact u:ring Comipany: Take* notice that the comniplainit in this - (t ion alls file~d in thle (aile of the Clerk f the Conurt for the county of Pickenas,4 n the 5ith of Febarary, 180)2. JTUrLUS E. BOGGS, el i wG Plainti ff's Attorney. ;TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, t County of Pickens. 5 Court of Common Pleas. I Sunmmons. (Comaapiamt not served.) r 'lalah:s lHun s, Othell> Burns and( Kitie Burns, nminoars, bay t heir enardiana ad lit-c emi, Leiwis Burns, Plaintiffs, Agatinst :liza A. E. E. Hughes, Lillie . Knight, I laray TI. hompson, Esthr L. Fowler, a ] iinor, Johna TI. Stepuhens, Samuel (G. B. tephiens, Mary Jane Stephens, James K. tephlens, Mary Ann Step)hens, a minor, nid A. T1. Stephens and J. T. Lewis and F. I. Morris, p)arl aers dloing b)usiness under ac tnme and style of Lewis & Morris,-.De- p .'ndants. o the D)efendants above named: You are hereby summhaonied and rcequiredl > answer 'thec compliaint in this aiction, S -iehi was filed ini the otlice of the Clerk I f the Court for the county and State foresaid,l on tl:e 11th dlay of February, 802, and which is now on file in said of. cc, and to serve a copy of your answer to E ie sai:l complaint on the sutbscriber at his 111ce at Pickens, S. C., within twenty s ays aifter the service hereof, exclusive oif xe dlay oif suclh service; and if you fail to nswer the conmplainat within the timte aifore mid, the plaintilfs in this action will apply f the court for the relief demanmded in the impilait. Dated the 11th (lay of Febaruary, 1892. | CIIAItLES E, 140BlNSON, Plainatiffs' Attorney. ..j. J. M. STEwAnIT, C. C. P'. feb18w6 TriIE OIIIGINAL WJebster's Unabridged 10 TIONAltY. By special arrangemnent with the publish rs, we aire able to obtain a ntumbe(r of the hove book, andl prFopose to furnish a copy > each of our subscribers. The dictionary is a nece*ssity in every 0ome, schaool ad thnsiness house. It fills vacancy, andi furnishes knowledge which o one himd(red other volumes of the htoicest books could supply. Young and( ild, Eduientedl and Ignoraint, lIich amnd 'oor, should have it iihin reach, and( re 3r to its conttents every day in the year. As some have asked if this Is reatlly ie Orginial Webster's Unabridged D)iction ry, we are able to state that wehiave learn tI direct from the publishers the fact, thait its is the very work comaplete on which tout forly of the best years of the au aor's life were s) well employed in Writ. ig. It contains the entire vocabulary of bout 100,000) wordhs incudinag the correct pehling, derivation and (deflination of same nd is the regular standi(ardl size, containing bout 300),000 square incehes oif printed aur ice, andl is bound in cloth, half morocco nd sheep. Unatil further notice we will furnish thisI aluable Diet ionary, 1st, To any new snbscriber. 2(1, To any renewval snbscriber. 3d(, To any subascribier now in arrears who 'ay up to Jan. Ist next, at the followinig rices. viz: tamps, marbled edges, 00)c. IIalf Morocco bound, gilt side and back amps, marbled edges, $1.15. Full Sheep bound, leather label, marbled * Del Iivered free from our office. 8ubscribers at a dlistanice may have the 0 Pictionary' delive'redl by special prepaktl ex ress for ?9c extra. As the publishers limit the time and num er of books they wvill furnish at the low i rices, we advise all who deshec to avail iemselves of this great opportunity to at McFALL'S ALMANACK - FOR M a GOO M/I...rc E3.. 'he Nuck las been faltered, Lnd Mr. Buck lays he'll git 'har if we will icotch for him, and Ve'll Scotch, and begin 7o bore with a bigger augur, Lnd if Buck don't slip his halter Lnd flicker, we won't, but if there is any lore Bucking, this Almanack will "orm a combine with Uncle Miko,. 7hat good old man, who never tIickers, nor Bucks nor breaks )owr, and will hustle things Ls they have never been lustled before. It's now kbout time o' the moon ['o plant some garden rruck and Irish ?otatoes, and fix or something .ood to eat t home ,heap. ow Ve lave L lot of hings "hat are Jsefil about very household; n addition to a 'omplete line-of Spring 'oods of all descriptions.. tedl traps, sheep shears, lnsh and briar hooks, bells, 'ie out chains, wheelbarrows, '0ols of all kinds, iron, steel, fails, wagon material, and nearly every 'hing that a person needs about a house. W. T. McFALL. BREAT REDUCTION In PiEcs! A change in our firm is contempla. ed at an early (late and fromn this late until our present st,ock is dis osed of we will offer our entire stock 4t a great reduction. Tremendous stock of Jeans and hoes to go at a sacrifice. This is io old shop-worn stock of goods we *re offering buit brand new goods. huyers will have a picnic as long as hey last. There is a few pieces of Jeans at 5c., up; Shoes 20c. pe p)air, up; best hirting 4.) cents per yard.. .Big tock of Groceri'es at reduced1 pricce. tardware, Crockeryware, Gl1asswvare, ~inware-in fact, everything now in tock to go. No reasonable offer re used. A few more of those fine Texas led, Rust-proof, Oats, call and get ome while they last. If you owe us anything call and ettle at once. No goods charged af er this date. Six fine cooking stores at cost and reight. A good horse for sale cheap. Respectfully, 2A R R[S & MOR RIS. October 27th 1891. erfltRIANS TIULE reue bo stomac, h lr an b c, rif bood,b trtoau ntoosp lanaiam e etua le Aob. Y rmntfo liouneat Headache, o eaturn,nave, Jarnic, Didnbey, abin Liver Troubles, bIt, Dsordertie,fmah !) ho, D user, ion Pampeia Eea, Rushulnc FmeCorn.oo Hche,e kfarturuDies,o AL!ter, dIcerIIt, Liver' ro'ble, to?.ha . .. -a ilwom n Kaca."''&''litbeim *c'"d e ted Saloe a,s ed Liver les eeat r as P.d v.rBo67. 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