Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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LOCA NBW#i -Cotton 91@9{. -Mr. and Mrs. Garrisoti wrb at kr. 6. E! Robinson's last Sabbath. -Mr. Thomas M:ia ie, of Green Yille, has returned from1 TOXas. -All the officers but the cotnty commts iloners have left the old court house. -Rev., *.A, &oggd ttd favrily will inove from Augusta, Ga., to Blakstotmki .0C. -Mr. T. N.* .Iun(ei inat'Ie, of. ib Wty; visit6d Mr. Charles E. Robinson tat Sabbath. -Mr. Willson; tihe I.alali', hai puf , Shine on the front of KIrksey & Osborne's drug store. -The Granil Lodge nf Antent e6 3tosons will convene it Charleston on the 6th of December. -We notice many of our exchaines sty 1hey have a seedy id iure cure for of tarrh. We doubt It. --Mrs. Anna Riley qualified list files day as executor of the will of her mother, Mrs. M. R. Donnelly. -Mr. C. E. 1Ubinson got otit lk little too Ado'' and relapsed. le has been wo-sU than be was sit the start. -C. B. Meng, the barber, has tfioVed his family into the ofllce formerly Ot6upid by Che school commissonefs. -Mr. James L. Atephens waited ia good 1hile, but he let pat ience have its perfect rk, so lie sold his ctttl,un last week 6n the rise. -Judge Major, of Ahtlerson 6ointy, Was in Vikens last Friday. He drives ns ino a roadster as can be found anywherld In the Piedmont belt. -Mr. D. M. Hodges, special agett of the Mutual Life Insurance, of New York, . 8ptartanburg, was with us last Thursday. lie reports business reasonably good. -Mr. D. 8. Hopkins, the popular shoe hiaker, has moved to the residence of Mrs. Janes, on Liberty street. Mr. T. D. Har lis is having him a shop built just west of his store. -The Transylvania 11ustler is not roos ter enough to spell "gobbleable." It spells it "gobbable." go now it may hear our "turkey gebbler gobble." )ear reader %int,you tired? -Mr. J. B. Hester, of Easlhy, was in ?ickens last Satuiday. lie is rounding up n the Palmetto State. When he gets to 1'exas, he will soon send back for a pic -are of Table Rock. -The brick residence of Mrs. E. C. Cal oun, about two miles from Ninety 81, ,-as destroyed by fire last Saturday. Most f the furniture was also lost. The lose is stimated at about $2.500. -Mr. H1. 0. Bowen left last Tuesday or Columbia, where he goes to argue be ore the Supreme Court the appeal in the convict. ,e South arleston r aninal tbly. It ution. -Mr. J. F. 1mnie nas rsmu the val a149 farm near Easley, belonging to Mr. . B. Clyde. He is a corn iaiser from swxy bick. and by example will teach 5ome of his all cotton neighbors a useful lesson. -Mr. J. M. Wood, of IIazel, one of the good farmers of that section, wats in to see bs Thak selving, and express his heart,y ap proval of the Sax-TI'ar., and he also show. ed his appreciation by a renewal of his Aubscription. -Mr. Julius A. Brown writcs the Sr.y. 'r. that he has withdrawn his applica lion for the p)ost office at Liberty, as it does not pay ai much as he had th'ought. Hie haa learned that it is worth only about $120 psr annum. --It is often remarked that Mr. So-and1 Sokilld a hog weighing so many pounds. It sin order to remark that Aunt Ary Price, on Thmanksgiuing, killed a chicken hen weighing seven pounds. It was not a trowing heni either. -Wednesday, the 17th ult., was follow e4 by a sublime night. The north wind arlmost blew a hurricane through the letf less trees, and trsousands of blazing mete ore shot their dazzling splendor across the tarry vault of heaven. . -Mr. J. D. Holder, deputy sheriff, has j ut returned from the mountain wilds of Macon, N. C , where he went to giNe Mr1 dames Penneli an invitation to return and confer with his creditors. He found his man and brought him in. --Messrs. Lary C. Thornley and IIenry A. Durant returned last Frkday from Ean Antonio, Texas. They had a a gr(at deal 9 of experience, and withal. a most p)roflta ble trip. They are content to put their shoulders to the wheel in the Pshnetto State. -The threc year ol daughter of Capt. P. W. Beyle, was paifully burned one (lay last week by its clothes catching on fire. Capt. Beyte happened to be near and prompatly extinguished the flames. Dr (1 W. Earle was called in and soon gave the~ l'ittle su'fferer relief. -We notice that the Annual Conferewfee A has advanced R1ev.. R1. A. Child, and B. 0. Berry to the tourth yeart WV. B. Just6s to dleacont's ordiers, A. 8. Leeley to the third year, and C. II. Clyde to the second year. Thmese brethren are all to be con graitulated on their progrees. -Miss Ellie Price hea just ret urned from a delhghtful visit to Columbia, where she enjoyed all the attractions of the Fair, and the many other charms of the capital city. She was the guest of Mrs. l>r. Ensor, *hese taste andl skill fl entertaining her friends is well nigh' perfect. -Messrs. Hunter & IIawthorne ars yhmt fing the lumbei' in place to erect a store on Main street just west of Ashmnore's shop. ThIe Freeman building which they now oc cupy, after the 1st of Janmary, wfll be vai' eated to J. B. Freeman andl Thos. GosMt' Who it is expected will begin a mercantile busines at that time. ' -Perry Thornicy last week sent his father, Capt. ,John la Thoraley, a copy of* tihe New York Hrad,- dated 15th A p'ily 1805. It gives a full account of tL i 1 lhg of President Lincoln the night before, and many thrilling stoties of the battles then wagIng between the Northefn and Southern armies. 'TIe IIerald was not a's littge then as the Or6enville News is new. -It gIves us pleasure to note the pr'og i40ss of Spartanburg people whrm they leave hotne. Miss Carrie McMakin haw~ just fihished her first examin)ation att the NewEn glatid Conservatory of Music. Out' of a clans of 188 she was the only one that madb' 100- i htttnyt.- In beP other studies she made p.- r that lh what we expected- Whet- shie- left home.-Caroliet Spar tao. -Do nuot let the puce of cottbn liugutte you into- piant,ihg all clftfm -nextyer All cotton,-itt 16 cents ai pound, Woul be rulinus- to our Pledrnonti ~ farr . Lt cotton go as-hmgh as ith will,- thb fim#t' dulty oft Pickenh-dounty fhrmets- is- to'raisg tiblr own COsta,- Wheat,- meat,- vegetables,- sot' ghum syruip; and-then. let ctton. b thec e.nrplus crop.- Let the one-hmono farmer sat only 12 to 13 acrea in-cotton and the -:fr- J. WT. brant, of Crow libek, has n io v wi t6' P el -r; nther saw mill will be located net' hftens' sometime sobni ---Re. .olhn T; Lewis left last Ir .dtj td aiteldl the U: 6, cotirt ift Cohnnia as it juror; --Df. R. F. Smith and htg charnmirn dpughter, Ychm&; w6re In Pickena las Mfonday: -=ffead thV nottce of sale oY p'sonal ptoporty at the residence OT htr; Fhomau Parki ns& -1dur good frfetid W. A. Lesley, It of t Laurens county, was in Pickens last Iion day. He Is in fue Ifealili ind spirits, gad is getting on reasontdbly welL. -Mrs. Jane Itertdricks, the wife of Mr. (leorge K. Hendricks died last Monday at her home three miles north of Picken6. Her remains were literred &t the Oilstrap u Utarying gtiond. 11 -At the Conference recently hUTl in i Charleston the follow,hur 4rc some of the appointments: r9lintll Inn, .. F. An- jr derson; West Anderson, 0. L. Durant; v Pickens, G. R. Shtiffer; Westninister, W A 13, ,ustus; Blue Ridge Mission, E. M. Mc. w Kissick; Easley, Nt G. Ballenger; Pied. mont. George MA. Boyd. A - -Mr. Benson, the night operator at Eas ley, last Monday morning had A hair breadth escap0 ffom a tidden and horrible death. IIe was crowaig the track just in front of w the morning passenger, southbound, ani r ditte how his legs did not go off fast mp enough and the pilot of tIke engine 0 struck his hind foot and severed the lenders: He was - ended by Drs. C. at N. Wyutt and It. F. .nith. He will be mc out in a few days. A -Mr. T. H. Gassa, ay has had corn to la sell every year now for ten years, and has e enough to do him this year. And this has p been accomplished too, en a good cotton o farn. lie says that the most of his neigh bors will plant about the same amount of cotton next year as they did this. They have not gone wild over nine cents cotton, but will take their usual chances, He b thinks it does not make so much difference about the price of cotton when a farmer has made enough corn and meat for home use. Prq f. i. E4 Harris. Prof. Henry E. Harris dkd last Tues day at 12 i. at the home of his father-in law, Col. C. L. llollingsworth. Ile was 41 years of age. Prof. Harris was a native of Batesville, Albemarle County, Virgina. His training and education were thorough, he having graduated at the University of Virginia as 1 Master of At. Soon thereaft:r lae was tl chosen as a member of the faculty of time Wesleyan Female Institute, Staunton, Va., t where he taught most acceptably until 1884. He then went to Luling, Texas, i where he established a splendid school, M which he reluctantly gave tip in 188, for i a wider field of usefulness which opened a to him at Culpepper, Virginia. Here he took charge of Virginia Midland Academy, which continued to prosper under his man- J agement until 1889, when he received an urgent call from the board of triistees of ji lroadus College, Clarksburg, W. Va., to accept the presidency of that institution. Here his labors as a teachar were abu- B dantly rewarded. Endowed with a per sistence and a will that brooked no obsta cles, his talents commanded succes4s, and his pathway to fame grew brighter and easier. Under the high pressure of his will and his work his health gave way, and last & June he tendered his resignation as presi. deant of the college. The trustees prompt ly declined to accept It, but generously bave haim leave of absence for a year. He began his holiday by3 visiIing Capon 1C SpringLs, WV. Va., batsic, Va., B'atesville', f his old home, said Buffalo Lithia Springs. t But his relie*f was only templlorary. Hie ~ csame to Pickens on the 13th ualt, and seem ed to be getaing oan well until just ai day or two befofe liNa deatha. No oneC appre ht'nded thast thae UhdI wras so near uintiljs a few hours before hais death. On thme 24th of Deceamber, 188'2, he was i married to Miss Addhie R. Hlollinisworh, of V PiL'kemt. In thme j>rime of a bright, blessed A and hopeful life, lie is taken from the wife of his youth, aand from his beloved son,~ thle joy of his life. Theme is no earthly balnm for hearts that (leatih has pierced so deep). From our first acqaaintance with him we loved laim. HeI was endowed with all tihe ~ <qnalities of mind and hr'art that are aimia ble aind adlmiaable in mn'n, said over all was thrown the divinle haa'o of a lovinig christ. a tan life, that caan never grow dim, c A comraaade has fallen. Loviiily and a tenderly we bear hiam from the' hi: Segrd us. the News. We would like some friend at every post offiee te senid us the anews in sh?ftt satti anmts. WVe wish to build uap thec whole n] county, and, therefore, would like thme news e fromi all points. We thanik those friends who have been sendimg it to us, and( hope they will contiaiue to do so. We mnay not be able to puiblish tong letters, but will .J publish all we can. Deatha at Fouangtin Inn. 3fhBs Lillie AberdrombiAe (lied Sunday night nt her home at Fouantaiai In, froyn' typhoid fever. She wams loved lby a'l who knew haer for her niany c:hristiana qahlties. She was buried tn the grave y'a?d of ereen Pond church,. Gomng to Texas? I will sell to thac haighest bidder at my residlene on fhe 7tfi defy of h)eeemaber, 181:2, among othaer thaigs, the followIg property, viz: 'I hree head of horses, and t wo imul*s - one cow and calf, one hog, 200) bnshelso of eorn, 200O bundles of fodder, one I wo-horse MQaon aTnd lufthlM, ono buggy aand harneser. Pease, shaucks, farming tools, naousehold and kitchen furnituare, and onie Range. Birms under $5.00, casha; over $5% one year's timne, witha imterest at 8 per centt, se- S eured by two apf.roved sureties. c I'ov. 29, 1899.~ SUSAN PAnxmeI.- j Ma. Enrvon: Please give expressioni in your paper oif thme thaniks of nmysel' #nd I family, to thue klad frienads of Pickens. C whao rememLbered uis oai Thanksgivinug day e with presenuts of substamntial coamfork.s May God- b'ess your all by givisg you- far greater thaui amutePril thing/s. HI. fr. Randolph, Blruswick, Ga., writes: 'I was under thd ente~ of nine diflierent doctors bret anot one dadin me he geotf' that~ Botar#c, flood Balm 'idi me.'' t M &fgagee's NaIe.,1 Ily virtue of a e'errain chattel mortgage nmadWr j fo Ailexasnder lH0,1. .& (o. by i tha A lexanider, I will sell on the 9th da * of l)eeember niext, one C good' lavis Sewing a lachine. Hold to satisfy said mbortgage. Tlerms caish 17 Nov., 199 td l\: k. NOW E N, Agent tin't it funnay thttt * lady can cut a genatleinan dead' without har' of boht ar resbtd ?-Pi4ladelphia Record. *141400 IN GOLD C0IN' 1'febe Givena A way Abaoinsteiy, MVyope for only $2.25i can seemae both the Iqkehs' SswTIN.s, and the L.oaisvilie, Kv.,Ih Weekly Courier-Jouarnal for one year with the ' t oppottunity of mak'ing datimates fo,r the Cou- m: rier-Jaurnai's unapreedehted-offeraof one prize of 810,000 Ia' gold- Coih and 44 prixen of $100,e each in Ofild Cotin. SamnpIe copy of the Weekly' CIourier-Journal canm bd seen at this ofilce. Or, na lic~aion to thae Courier-Joural Company,| I ileKy., a copy will be furni4hed to uany Ii ,udde..., fre ofchare. I McFALL'S ALMANACE AWe had i 6' fun last monifi *ftl the boys. They came right UP likq little met und helped us out of thq worst kind of a scrape. Others sen us word they'd be along by Christ mas with theirn and gite us anothe; turn. But one big fdlldw like to give ui ttoble. HE wanted to pay us morx than we had agin' - him, but. Unch Mike esplained that it was uninten tional on our part and that seemei to satisfy him, and we took hia mon ey and got out of it. Aud rigi# now,before the crowd gathers ve ' just wanC. to say, thal KrismaA Trix are 'now in 'order and that our store will,, as -usual, be -rm place. Oranges; Apples, Raisins,Currants Citron, Spices, Candies, Cakes, Ex tracts, Fine Cheese, Best Syrups and Vlour, Bakiig Powders, and Toys for the little folks. We have a nice line of Crockery and Glass and Tinware, Pocket and Table Cutlery-all good for Christ. mas presents. Bargains in all these lines these hard times in order tc make them easy. A new lot Furniture on the road and it moves out about the satme way. Call in and see that depart. ment. A. large lot Peas, Corn, Rye and Wheat, Don't forget all these little things, but keep "wallerin" 'em over and over in your mind, especially whore it says "lots o' fun," and remember This Mont is the Wen. Call in and we'll explain all the whys and wherefores and give you 5 cents for every nickel, and advice YnR for 30 days, in plain Eengleesh. W. T. McFA LL MEATS! MEATS! MEATS EVERYTHINo SWJ*., FRESH, AND ~ attle alork wanted. ooe see, ae rnow eei'ffine"anon .7,h *ur Marke GW MEA LS AT AlIA, HOURSI OYSTERS - ANib ::FINE Will be kept at regular interval's; $2 CA LL A ND SEE Us. BYARS & MAJOR, P'ICKENs C. Hi., 5. C. East Roon. of old conrt house. nov17w IMPORTANT hNN&@NCEKENT Influential foreign and north ern syndicates are now prepare< to invest i'n mineral lands of al description regardless of c&s( Special aftyntion given to gold silver, lead,- tin, zinc, bismuth antimony,- copper, iron in all it: valuable varieties, viz: Pyrites spathic, hae?hitite, maghe'tic &c.,cobalt, arsenical and th rom< 6re, asbestos', steatite,. ale kaolin, mica, m1anganese, coh and iron. OpportIhty nowv occurs 6< dispose of tJy mineral lands o this section which ?May not oc cur again. Pafties nishing t< avail 'thernseites of thisa shoulk have. thqir.- prope'ties daifefulb~ investigated, WhehillII be dons 6n tl e most rehondte ferms The cost'f ~prospection i: nothing comjiared to the edog mous-miterest yon have at stake Tins section of the arlina: contain minerals in' ypmty ant quandt? etua f6' an%.- Appli datfoi'i should be Miade at onc< fo avoid delay.. Cofrfesd ence solicited. Mide~ral propi erties of all descipio,n- niegoti ated. for., For any lisrti'oula'rs *rit'e 'o 2teck 5n Lamli' kgenicy, Pickens, 8. C. >eemoeeet#54eee ~.- e So ~B 1 IT COSTS YOU NOTHING 'o 8e6tie a Year's Subsoriptioif to a PopulAr Home and Farm Jour; J&D-Read Cur Gfeat Offer Given Below. We are pleased to annotnce thai *e have made arrangements by which *b "o prepared o suly free to each of our subscri a years ubscr ption to that well-kiid*n nohly Home ad Farm Journal the A merlean armer, pub [shed at 111 ngfield agd ClOrel e(, Ohio. We make this offer to lat! of out nub,Oribers who r fl** up all arrearageti di subqdription and n'4 ear in advaned and -to all new subscribqrs Iaytng oer in advance The AmerieAw rper is strtly National Inits character. It I a' 121-Claas illustrated Journal filled with en. ertain ng and instructive reading matter, con aining each month thuch information that is nvaluablJ9 to agriculturhts and of spi ihl inter. st to eatdh nember of every home. {Is 41"Ct y non-i4itical and non-sectarial. a rnd COMof contributors and is fully dit The various departmentq . Farm, forticulture. sheep and ine, Th om*, The lorse and the Da ry, are filled with bright and sefulf matter. The readers of the American armer are universal in Its praise and look for a monthly visits with keen anticipation. Tie gular nbcril,tion price to the Athirican armer is 11.00 per year, but by this arrange ent it costs you nothing to receive that great ublication for one year. Do not delay tat tak ig advantage of this offer but call at 4;.:f and in your submcription. sample cof of t a merican Farmer can be seen at thi oMce or ill be supplied direct by the publishers. A VALUABLE PRESEhVI Year's Subscription to a Popular A M ricultural Paper 6ited Vfi id 6ur Readers. By a special arrangment *ith the publishers, e are prepared to furnish El EE to each of our aders, a year's subscription to the popular onthIy ag ricultral Journal, 'ht American armer, pu lished at SptfigUeld and Cleveland, bio. This offer is made ti atm of dr sybmecriws ho will pay ip all arrearages on su stitkh id one year in advanmmce, and to any 11tw sub ribers who will payont year tn adVance. The merican Faraner enjoys a largt national circil tion, and ranks among t leading agricultu pa ers. ny this arrange%en it CQWMr1 YOU 0' r ING to reete the ArnVriita Fefiner for le year. It will be to your advantagb to call -noptly. Sample coples can be seen at out Sheriff's Sale. N TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Pickens. In common Pleas, [oward & Candler, Plaintiffg, vs. Villiam Aiken and T. C. Alketi, Defendants. By virtue of an execution lodged i my office I have levied upon and ill sell to the highest bidder at 'ickens C. H., S. C., on Saleday in December, ext, during the legal hours for sale, jo following real estate, to wit: All that certain piece, parcel or -act of land lying and being sittate I the State and county aforesaid, on ,aters of Oolenoy river, atid contain Ig eighty-five and one-fourth (85t) 3res, more or less, adjoining lunds of ames 0. Moseley, W. R. Price and B. Thomas. Levied on as the property of Wil am Aiken, one of the defendants in .ie above entitled case, to itatisfy %id execution. Terms, cash. H. A. RICHEY, S. P. C. Clerk'ai Sale. ITATE OF SOUT1I CAROLINA, County of Pickens. In Common Pleas. By virtue cf decretbl orders and rders of forecloseure made in the Lllowing nlamed cases, and on file in he Clerk's office, I will sell to the ighest bidder before thme court house oor at Pickens C. H., on Saleday in December, ext, during tile legal hcourdj for able, me following described real estate, fo 'it: lary E. Boggs, et al., vs. 6. G. Gaines. Complaint for I"ia'tion. All those four p)ieces, p)afeels or racts of land lyin.g in the county nd state aforesaid, in Central' town bip on waters of Twelfe Mile River, antaining in the aggreg ste o1'e hun red and fifty-eight (158) acres more r less, and sold altogethef. Terms, one half cash, credit por. ion 01n twelve months' time, secured y a bond of the purchaser and a iortgage of thme premises, with inter st from day of sale. .Pur chasars to ay for all papers and for' feording Ie same. .B. New berry, Judge of Pfobate, vs. .1H. (1. McDaniel. Judgment of Forecieknre. All that certain piece, parcel, or ract of land in the county an'd state foresaid, on Toxaway river, in Eatst; toe townsh ip, adjoining lands of S'i is Ilinckl-, Perry Fisher, and oth rs, c<mtaining eight hundred and ixty eighmt (868) acres, m->re of less. Termsfi, cash. allie Nix, et al.. vs. .M. Winchester, 'Ef al. Complaint for F'A'rgition'. All that piece, parcel or tract of rind inl .the( counIty and state afore aid1, on Little Eastatoc creek, waters f Keowee RI'ie, containi'6g three udlIdred and fifty ('!5O) acret; more r less, and known as the Dxth Nix lace, adjoining lands of J. M. Win. flehter, Daniel Winchestof un 6g'h' rs. Telrihs, cash. [agood,#ruce & C'o. vs. f. 6. bhuvie eti al. Ju1dgmen1t of Foreceofo:. All th'at dertaii- piece; parcel or tact of land lying, being situ~ate- in he county and Statie foresaidl iB' haat~oe tiowvVhip,-adj oi9g land9 of L. A. Lewia,- J. T. Singluton and oth r's' Centaning one lWedred and #en'tf-~five (125) nei'en,- lbke of' less. Terms cash. 3. M. STEWART,-0.- C.. P'. Uitation. 'i'4?T 6V OF 0Tl CA ROLINA, '.ontmyof&'P eken . 9 ih&cs, . E He ridokimide guit to ae to granat laim- letters of hdi~iihtrdll9n of' te e.4afe of' anmd effects of Lu idiy liendaidks, TIhe..e .'rd theref'ore to' dile at?1 afir%ndshin' and sinmg.lar- the kinadretj- aand credta r of fla alhl l,uviceey H'endiricks, dceased~ te e an~d al,a&r before maolin thme Prdbsctirt, abe haeld at P'ickenn Court H1obs ; . C ,-n the th dlay oaf Demceinhet' n~ 't,-ar pull tion ereoaf, at ii a'clock in .tim foren4on, to. shmew auseC. if any they have, why the said adniitbis. rationa shoumald aaot hec granate'1. G,iveni undear any hatnal thblt 18th' day' of No 'ember, tI-X, in the one hundred' and seiena teanth year of( our indaeeundee. deel- J. n. 3 Ew JERY, J. P., P.c. HAG00D, BRtC W. M. HAGOOD & to., Easly, We iave j4 fe(fn'V 4(rdt* fhe Notiefni niarkets &ettef 6*f putcham. Evef liie in our stock ha? beeff added to and impfoved. We have Wad arY eye a much tu quiarity a to' ptce; in [r'y Goods and Clothing especally have we tried to ge An e0nreradd of the bafgadna and noveties on our she afte cotdia'f ittvifed to conle and se. thed; We are handjing bigging afid ttes agaiii. A erfts for Thoriipson's Glove Fitting Corset?. The i6st igest price paid for cottont; HAGOOD4 BRt W. M. HAGOOI - OH, SAY SLOAN CIUTf WINDOW ULAS9 IN ALL HiAPE9 AND FIT OUARANTEi. inest Drugs AlwAys ai S L O A N'S. 73 Main St., Greenville, i. C TOCASH BUERS! A Carrags, Hres ndlao . 9. . NRRNN l#'etend teents :3y ' N & NuftrSers thani ever before4 New Goods Ariving ca.,..I.,. n ~u~I ~~atfc~ta ,,oi c.n get ilT1. SSeIN f#r CASNh A Lot of SteVes Coffee, Sttg.r1 11ice, Latrd, 4d. J. T L EWis & SoN. eintasy 1,-3892. cke*#.4. T-.Cause of Disease Scec tra e ts'6/ d'isease'direttif t'on~e audd the same source a decrease'ef *he 4ITALs FORCE3. 'he' NIeicEibse' is a scientific instrudiinti biased on the cnmwit Lense theory' that' to restore thec strength and vitality is to festore tli< ecaith.' It does this work quickly and effectually hy en4sdi'g6XVONN the health giving element of nature. When drugs' and' nIedkines%fdt'< felleve,- the' ELECTROPOISE will effect' a' prmanent dure.' you are a tufferer fronm some' lhyskcal' ill 'khich has' tnrmrenited4 fou for year! and years,- it will' cost f'ou nothing to investNite' the mherits df th< $1ECTROM6S$,' and~ ihay save your life 'CorrEspondende lhvited. .Atlantic Eleciropoise Co., 222 KigStreet,' CliXRL[ESTON, .5, C. S. C. satisfied dfarf eVef iiofe CitV t the higie'st gfade gocds. Ives- would be Impossible. 'Vod arid cas(es doiset nade. 'CE & C,0'4 3o7 &&co's J.J. 1,-: F . J ,c S:.na 'IM* PICKEN Land .Agency! The Pirken;a adIa" Agency now hitas for sale the f.nlNv+ 41 esiralT Ihfis: 0 st':es I I u1ile-s ielhaw L,iberty: 12.5 acres it i high state of CultilvIolln; gofxd orchards dwellings anad other h(uses: levol; the beS sinaill fariv i is Plekeiis county; t4riim easy. i acremotll Wolf V,reek. gIxi farmling or IaS itre 4tr; Y tere, ii cltination: I lilt from l'icken4 4)11 Easley roadl; on this 1 Jace in good water power AiAItl% grist mill. t(ton i in and .s. ad d PoWi set w'oh-als with bra-er and s fixtures; all rim by i.effel water wheel' d welling house with well of gotl water and all necessary out huildin 's; also house for niller; a desiral.) atid proltab e l14,9. Ternin easy. .3 ats ois 7.)#wh <1Ve- one tille west of Pick. ens; a lnlid power; sw agiill, cotton got, feed er and condenser, power pres; griss in 1ll; mIl era's house, machinery it operation: good tuvj pftvtoa:, ouno-lilf cash, bali(!e easy annual J$ftymenta. 234 acres on gradid t-oad to pumpkidkown, 4 Vh its norMiht Pfekens.. tA hiuntdred acttes irt cultivation: 2 acres best Twelve Mile river bot toin. Good cotton 4nd gralu land. One good. Swelling anyl sn{s .goo4 tenant house. Terms eat . Liberal 1iount for kIl spot tash. - acroatiountain lan- fixxJ fri- range; tneyntaii, orchards, etc. Finely timbered. 170 acres ot waters of Saludn river. 1 n;lka from leasant Grnvo 4liurch and schK4l iotasb: 25 4 .L levzl lanai, I aerest branch bottofn; on S1t.e n4 , orell watered; price 3G0 casl:. 215 acres ot land in lurricatoi township neai balkni; 45 actes ii cultivation balance in origi: tal forest ahoviadinV In t)tq be%t pire tinber, well watared; price, .,0; ona-lialf cash balance at 8 per cenit. 400 acres 3 miles of Liberty on the road from tebvivlle to Old Plckens; 125 acres iII cultiva tiii balance in fine.pille ard oak timper; will Ittibvide into threb br four traets; thhee settle uients i th place; a rare bargain. A I ouse aim lot on biain at tho head of Gar: Vin.t,et; Of good two story bouse with all neces: - a itt bin Itliia. CQ acres ?h ,ist0illi tohi4tilp ton illpio ron Greenville on public road; 125 ate lit Cul: tivation, 40 acres good bottom and W# In pa ture; mille and a half from church anda schoot .house; three good tenant houses, u el1 watered i i *,of}ldsoil in one treaet or dlividle itoi tractts! ptir, ekah, tinleitee tnl ong t~ mae at 8 par cent: Au desirale l a cra!te lost aan 'JarCint street and Penadleton avenue: *100: also desirabl6 lot front-' lug on Jiowen street; *100; best bargains in town. 640 acres i~n Eastatase township, got tenant htoiinaa; 18 acres tn litivatlos, baslance ftte tIm 'er andi gf*sa: #1.i00 on ltn tirnO. .2dacres in Cemtral town hija, 15 acres in onl tivaution. 40 acres fine pasture, balance In best of. timber: 3 nIles of tcllroad stiattiantt, mile of. church and rnch"aA will be solis chmeap on easy .s-r:na. A good bargain--109 ncras In 1)acusville tows ship, -40 acres int cultivation, sp!ondlid timber; I italle of church awal school; desirable nightbor-' hood; pr(cau alO0; easy terms. 109 acres iles West of i'ickens on Walhalia road; level lattd.; will miake splCnrfic farm; tin-' be is fin.a; rmus( he sold.. t, 4 arsinel . cres on' Ll416 Eastat 0nrsflcli vation, 10 acres bottomn, i aces ji good pasture,' good log house, 60 acres tilue sage grassr, nor fenced, stable for four horses; this place is well *aterpd andalc bargain at *1500 ,A desirable tot on imin street, P'icke:it, coin (alzini9g y1.a: r.gtaood e niiles anal well of jid - y~a er 91t prer fj; on6 <f the ruost Valuable lots sa (own - price *2.i'~ A farm of 231t anr's 4 r:Vills west of 1'lckon, 80 aeres claeared, balance in gooad timber; welf yatered by creek and springs; near Concord g hutch and school houiso; desirable neighbor oaad: price $l,lU0, l.Ia acre~ northwQa o'f Symm's mill: 7'0 acres' in Cultiva faon, 2E neres ini bottom linmad . on Fif u-en M ile creek; in a high stuatea of etaltivatlon g.ood bimilailtigat: flue water anal a good orchard terms, 8 ier cent.: tine 3 e s A spalemilbal farm aof TiCt, 2'. Mille north of i'ickens on girau.ued. ratnel;: three good tenant. h outses, u10 ar res fit h Igh st ate of cu I tva tion, 50 acres bes-t Twelve Mlile bottom; does tnt over Bow: ;iliac Itust tire of 10 aerGs. good fence, good, well of wauter anal Iwwo good springs; will sell on easy iermas; price $lN.8. .lof? acres near I'enttral with 75 nterex in a high' stiate aif eultiv'atlin go'od dwellinig And nocos snur (alt bauilil ings.. I 2)t ires aoti liig t irowy creek; '5 acres in cttiti-' vatioana: 25 naeres baest bottom irala; l8 acres of It withotut a atitt-l; the boattaom laitad not subject io over ihcaw ; )il) f jile gf 4n gtl anrr Cn one nile of-sch,J'aail (aar^n;i. ariace *2.X:o: terms easy; l75aaarest neatr Pumtailk touwn in originalI forest; f00.naeres lies waell anad timber line: price *350. .A Inn 4(00 auras utniproyeti t.ract, 10 acres bot tomt untimpiilraveal : 3560 atcres of fract Irn original' I thilaer: price, 41ir,. itmilOS fromt Pickens( on gradead raand taa lnstataae. . 856 tirres 2 tailles soutltn e-';t aif ('rols Plains en Vaters oaf t(-aarge~a's ^rodck; gtoaad Cat ton lu:, one .malf in aorigitnal faarCs: lte thnhaear; ahl-out 36s 49res clenread anuti i a hih state of cultivation: ;ooda wnfetC; atpal ft e.essinty builings: te'rmis etasy: 4Il fares just north of lekens, joins the corpo rate ihnits till in a-tlt ivaitt,i. 10 ,ics of toe fn - est botto lanainl, finte build lng site! thIs is a good. hatr'gaio for a pa'rrson wnnttiing a samall ftarrm near town; priace $7aO, half ensh, baueae in one year, Foar anay I Artlaubara wrIte to Plckens Lar.d A goticy, Pia-kenjs, 8. C., A MAN "*"a ""*$450' HISNEIGHBOR. ONLV $375 o FOI T1II1E fiM~E PIANO. Neithetr (one was~f wo))Itt a ) n d o o paytng exhorbmitntr:a-e by btmi' lg dit'ect' from' aT. C. t1AIRjWf ', Gattes,'8; c Oi* J:1', J''Y NWT & D)AU Gl TF 8~S Oreenvilleo, 8. .- - . WhIo hamve but .one pr"ide l1h tFtat the' loweI kn n You cantty thIeth mor I'a initutment.s aret attltly'ordl~ They alae not: butilt thatt wiay. WVrit'6 for la%t pecial offer8; ,'3inrallroadl has ntot vet coine to Pig)1 Pjena. ini apekinig tiltance e i tte msltoa 1ou aire in Easley or P'ikens at .d v. h tq tpo mtota t en, other tos n, just btep to Tolegr.uns promnptlyt1ansmitttal amnd eorret nea utranteed. Al I tioat...... b niee.a .t.