The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, February 15, 1894, Image 3
jfygple's Jeupel
r Ir DAY, FE BRUA 1891.
CAL PARAGRAPHS.
will send the JOURNAL1 and
OME AND FARM on year for
T...Weddingbol aro rnging at
ry point of the compass.
change of- T. D.'-Iarrije- ad
epient and road for yourself.
e Cora Bowen went to Da
lo this week, to take chargo
qchool.
e interest on the public debt
re United States approxiiates
- per minute. -
iditor Bryant is preparing ox
ions against the delinquent
payers.
(iss Annie Gossott and Miss Li
Folger, of Easley, visited Miss
llaaNewbory-th is -week.
vy Mauldin left this week for.
m10son Collogo, to rosumo his stu
s in that institution of learning.
3overal of our prominout citi
*s were registered at the Ex
ogo last week, whoro they wore
y welcomo guests.
'he Greonvillo Nows office was
.ly damagod by fire Sunday, but
till does business and makes itQ
.ilar visits.
T. Arnold, formerly with Iark
me10S, will now be found with
E. Park, where ho will be glad
)o his friends.
.berty Sub Alliance will moot
Saturday, 17th instant at 3
S-All mombers aro requested
Presont. T. H. MooRtE, Soc.
2. Rogers, of Greenvillo, is sell
is stock of Clothing out at 25
lnt below cost. Seo his ad
3mnl~lt.
J. E. Hagood arrived in
3iturday,, and romained un
nday. He is ill Grooiv-lIo
ook attending the Unitd
Court.
Jones, of Jone(s & r
conlvillo thi,:,,o Necw
altmo ri I h phI . I'
1as. a la-i : f ])"Ay
ro to have his nn~i e in'
- ife.
nn11ings, tile mnother oif the
orphana~ugo,died 'Thursday
- very suddenly after
.of about an hour.
sons aro horeby warnled
.at, fish, or ini any way
*pon my lands in Dacus
1sh)ip.
THOMAs LOOPER.
Milo Church was burn
:ight of the~ 6th instant.
osed that it was tile act
- niItll, of Liberty Town
1last woek a pig, seven
~'s old, that weighed 620
,wen, jr., who, lives near
a fine mule hadly injur
ok, by a barbed wire
Son have moved thmei,.
* ds into their new store,
'cot, where they will he
ave their friends call.
-hapman, Lewis Dodl
Gray, Hanford Babb
ris wore convicted in
States Court last week,
uing their terms in thc
* nty jail.
mulet t is receiving some
good~s and will tell tihe
hoe JOURNAL about thom~l
* zssno. lie invites you
.he meantime anid see
* . Hestor, wvho has been
omlpositor ml tile Joun
* for soveral months,
* LE~shington) Friday, inl re
*lettor T roml lin. .1. F.
.r A. (1. Doggot. was
** loath TlhnuraIdamy I.etw~Ioon.
* iof'two cardm' G ~ny
wvifo anid four gronu
* .1(1d chargo'( of the guano
Carroll & Carpenter.
N. C., February 10.
hMiller, for ton years bu
* ager for thel News andl
idhero to-day of con
<. aged.85 years. He was
n' A ergt Thomas A. Miller,
Marion Bitlor, of North Carolina
was eloctod prosident of the
National Allianco. D. P. Duncal
of South Carolina was re-oleotod
secrotary andvtroasurer.
She-What is the object of al
this Lonton solf-donial and social
stiugilalioll?
1e-Why, that's to help us save
money ,for Eastor bonnets.
General Lucien B. Northrop, of
the Confederate Army,,died Fri
day ~at the Confoderate . Soldier's
Home, Pikesvillo, Md. He was a
native of this State and an inti
ma;te of President Davis. .
The Summorvillo Dispensary
shows a gross profit to the county
and town of over $400 for the past
quarter, according to the report
rendered tho County Board of Con
trol by Dispensor Rhanio.
A. K. Park has bought tho in
terost of A. J. Jones in the busi
noss of Park & Jones, in Groen
ville, apd will have his advortiso
inont in tho noxt issue of the Joun
NAT'. He is Still at the old place
and will be glad to soo his frionds.
Daniel Baldwin died at his home
in Eastatoo Township on tho 7th
instant. ITo was about seventy
fivo yoars old, and a prominent
member of the Baptist Church.
Ie left many relatives and friends
to iourn his death.
Sciiooi NoTrwm.-Tho patrons of
Prators School District No. 28, aro
requested to moet at D. C. Tomp
kis', Saturday Foelruary 28th, at
4 o'clock, p. rm.. Business of im
portanco demands your attention.
James E. Boroughs, WV. P. Garrott,
D. C. Tompkins, School Trustees.
Mrs. M. L. Hunt died Sunday
at her residence in the Goorge's
Crook soction. She loaves one
daughtor, the wifo of Representa
tive C. I-I. Carponter. She was
a faithful member of Antioch,
Methodiet church and was buried
from there Mi4onday.
A meoeting of the Execuiv Comn
mtitte ofl the !Im)eiwra tic party
will le heh! nl le' li C. l., on
n..it.~oo
Mnd4r bold 'it h ol Cu.r 1.
ni10 o'ecioc., 1. m -v-v m m
r iving icates of transfer
fir their 'chihIdiron f.. *1ther selu-*ol
Chairmi an.
STIILOHI'S CG'RE, the great
Cough and Croup Cure, is in
great demand Pocket size con
tains twenty-five doses only 15c.
Children love it. Sold by all
druggists.
KARL'S CLOVER ROOT will
purify your Blood, clear your
complexion, regulate your Bow
els anid make yveur head clear as
a bell. 15c., 50c,, and $1. Sold
by all druggists____
Ca~ptahi Sweeney, U. S. A., San
Diego, ''al., says : "Shileli's Ca
tarrh Remedy is the first medi
cine I have ever found thai
would do me any good.'' Pric<
25c. S'ld by all druggists.
Mrs. T1. 8. Hawkins, Chattanoo
ga. Tonn., says: "Shiloh's Vi
talizer 'SAVED MY LIFE.' ]
consider it the best remedy foi
a de bil itated system I ever used.'
For dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney
trouble it excels. Price 75 cents.
Sold b~y all druggists.
"Hlouse f'an-nishi~aoc1end" IR at very
comprehensIve term, yet it falls to con.
vey a clear~ idea) of the vast assortmeint of
all we keep hoth usefulII aind ornlamiental,
that Is req uired in furnishing Paror, D)11)
nig-roomi, or K(Itchen. GIrmEAT1r-Du~n
11AM CoMPANY,* Oreenvllle S. C
KARL'S CLOVER ROOT, the
great Blood puru'i ier gives fresh
ness and cleanss to thre Com-.
plexion ando cur es ' olnti pationI
25 etI s., 50( ets., 81.0(0 Sold1 by aill
dlruggists.
Juist r - 'ce ai dr ove' of excel
len; Ml ES,\NvbIichi weC are1~ sol
ing cheap for enLsh or good pa
tpcr Como1 on aind gotj wvhat yOr
want betore thoy are all sold.
R. 0. GALIES & 11RO.,
jan184t. Cen tral, S. 0.
T1here are' a greuat many thhiga beable
the prices to be coskered In buyInM
Stove. '1 here Ia nothing you1 huy3 whert
qual',ty shoul1 he mor0e carefully eCmid-cI
cred. Weo keep stoves of aull grades, andI
gurnt~ every stove we sell, to be n,
representod. IrMATH-nDUnnEAM CoM.
kANv. Urcunylilola. A r
Notice is hereby given that the
Third District Alliance vill mIee
at Belton on F'rilay, Feb ruary
9th, at 8 o'clock, p. ni.
Thoro will bo a m ing f tle
school trustees o1f1'.J io b it iot
No. 26. at; Paile.st in( sclool Jouso
on tho 10th of February, 1894, at
tOl o'clock a. Im. All tlho patrons
uro requeited to ho present as thero
is businc (A iill)Or'tanICO to ut
tend to. B. D. MAULDIN,
C. B. T.
SHlIL(l'8 CUE is sold on a
guaran tee. It cures Incipient
consumption. It is tho best
Cough Cure. Only one cent a
dose. 25 ets., 50 cts., and $1.00.
Sold by all druggists.
3ivcilen A rnica Salve.
rh iest Salve ill the world for cuts
bruises. sores, nicers. salt rhicum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped haids, chilblains,
)COrns, aid aill skin eruptions, and positho.
h. Curt's piles, or 1no iy required. It is
gutranmleed to give perfect satisfaction, or
moncy refinded. Price, 25 cents per box.
For sale by V. T. Mcial, Pickens, s. .
Notice is ht reby given that
the Policies of the Farmers'
Mutual Fire insiranee Associ
ation vill not take effect until
the first day of May, next,
The d-lay is caused by sick
iess, and tin favorable weather
for the agens- to cauvass the
county. J. NI. STEWART,
Feb 1.4t Pres.
I AYN AI, Foh. 3, 1894.
Mr. Editor: Will Iyou pleals0
aniouco that tho Trustees of
Maynard School District will bo
it tho iiow school home sito in said
District, near .lMr. B. A. Creen's
storo, on Friday, th i 1th day of
February 1894, at 2 o'clock in tho
afternooi, for tho purpose of lot
ting a contract to 1.O lowest. 1
sponsil hidder the build'ig of ia
now school home. The li se is
to be 40 foot long. 24 foet wido, .12
feet, high froi; sill to plate. Th1e
ecnt.rao(t. will onlv ho lfor the frm
ing, Nve1 .1(r-oaOl ling. iVrin' and
and <lio-irs, !i.-)
rial wv ," 1
::ll hid.
- C. E. T.
It txould Ii L in Eviery Hous~e.
. 1. \\'in 8s I ('ly St.,.811arps'
ouit D)r. i .. N e w Discovery for'
Ebonsumpj i, (Conghs1 and (olds,
that, it. enriol his ife1 who was threat
ened(( withiil cn ioni a after ani at tack
of 'La (Grippe," when various other
remei. lies anid 0evenaIl phyvscians had
done. her 11i) gEod. I sober'i Barber,
of Co okspor't, Il'a., claimirs Dr. King's
New Discov~ery ha~s (lone him more
good tllan anytlu ,t le ever itseil for
Long li~Tou!e. Nothingi like it.. Try
it. Free 'Trial 1Bottles at. W. TV. Me
Fall, Pickenrs 8. C. L~arge bottles
50c. ani $1.0t0.
Th'lis re'medy is be'comiing so wvell known
ando so popular as to1.1(nee ino spial mien)
tion. All who ha~ve used Electric Ilitters
sing the same song of pntise. A purer
medIcine doe4s not exist, aml it is guaran
l'ed to do all that. is claimed. EIlectrice liit,
tye will cuire all di:<eases of1 thre liver nad
kidneys, will remIove' pimpiles, boils. saul
rhieum and othier affect ionis ci:nsed by im.
pure blood. Will :;rive ma:'arii from the
systemi atulI preven't ns5 well atS eu l mais
larial fevers. For cure of1 he:t'hiche, con.
IitipaRtioni and1 inidigestioni tr I)' l. 't.1ic lilt.
te. Entire siatisfacetion gua~rnmieed, Ot
money refunded. P'rice. 50 (ents. amnd $1 .01
per bottle. Sold by) W. 'T Aleahl, Pick
uts, 8. C.
J7. Ti. Clifroi. New (Cas~seI, Wis., wvr
trotubled wit h Neiinl&ii a mdl lihemniatism,
his'stomneh('I WO was diordied. his Lie
waus .fl~'eted' Io ;u . ala0 ruing degree, appe1(
t ite foil awayi, : nd lhe m'ri terilIy iedu
o.ed In fle-li 0 1:4 st rength1.. 'Three' bottlem
of Eieetric te is ii' I liiir e re hii.
E~dwariid ShlephlerdlhIioi burm' 111i.. ha<e
stna in, g. U sed ! hen b14)1 tIe.: o f E lec trh
Bit teris andii sive bt0loxe of It' ck heni's A ri
en 5alve, and his b-g~ is *und :nid well
Peve'r Sor~. oin his h-.g, d ctor aid $: 1 hil
einr'ed hhnii (entireiv. S'. ! hy (bb-or:i:e ,t
Kirkser arn' iV W'I'. %l .:Wal l'h-keie. 8
Are brokoen down f.-oma01 'ont 1:echb
eensi of bI~itoc tl.cure 11nat1:h . Mth g.ie.
withetili an ruh . b i(',I),
bay lir, an I . il'1:k
har or:; E .I . .--, \ i th nef .
l''eh. 8, 1 'J. -ii.
Voteunamry Surgeon.
hanving :.n 4': peiene1 of fifteen years
having nuaeihe ii dli'-ense4 of Mhoian, iin
aill of its fo ruim. Ii sptciats ', I offer my
serices t0 o( :1' he pulii. Wi I I r'e it, eat Ik
suffe'ring wit hi a. y. aonlinariy d1iseaseC..
IB. P. G ltI F'IIN,
FOiL D)YmrEPSHIA
Use Ilrown i's Iron itters.
PI ti).8 n.Ii i reromndig it.
All dealrsi keep it. S1.00 per bottle. Comntne
Ran tzrndn.zmn -nd ar~~ .c . u.le nwapr
$7,000
- WORTH OP,
CLOTHING!.
Hats and
Gents
Furnishiltag
GOODSi
26 PER CENT BELOW FIRST 008T,1
Now is the time to buy Clothing
for your Boys.. Can give you a
No, 1 Suit for $1.50!
Call, got prices and be convinced.
J. C. ROGERS.
At Lindsay Walker Stand.
No. 90 Main St., Greeriville, S. C.
Feb. 15, 1894.
Eore Bartis. .
I have been trying a long. time to
secure a rea: good Coffee than I can
scli at 5 pounds for $1 00. I have,
at last, by buying a big lot, something
that I can recommend at that price,
very few black graine-try a dollar's
worth.
. A few dozen Axes at 50 cents, am
long as they last. Persons who have
bought this Axe recommend :t, highly,
and I do too.
Iron Shoe Lasts still going at 50
centm, complete. The very best Pitch
Forks at 45 cents, and a good steel
Shovel for 50 cents. When my se.
con-] shipment of Ir-on1 foot Plow Stocks
ay ri e, which will be in a fow- daye,
they will go at 60 cents complete.
Plenty of extra handles at 25 cents.
Any size Cotton Hoes frQ-0 1.2 to
7 1-2 incbes af a quarter.
A good Man's I at for 26 ceuts, and
a fine one for a $1.00. Serap Calico
for quilts at 5c a yard. Good Jeans
at 10 cents.
My stock of Dry Goods and Dress
Goods is coniplete and the prices are
right.
larasins in Shoes and Leather.
Try yN Flmr. I will s.ave you
mVNeY : lple:se you im quality. A
hi." lt on ha11d; In flt too much.
Aly hiu.e broke down last week, but
the 1.ri.:es are imoving it off fast.
D:.kP, pl or 10.-., Sod(a 5-,., Salts
InW., niphuri 5o , Htood's- Sarsiapai1 a
490., he.t Oi 150c.
1 want 500 bushels Corn and 10%,
bundles good Fodder.
Yours for trade,
Pickens, S. C., Feb. 15th, 1894.
N. B.--I have Cotton Cards, and
ha&ve 'em hld-Whiittemore's best at
40 cents.
Thaesnd 100prrmoae.SSi t
SApnS eeney8 USAN.SBUD S,& h
BayT: WSHITEb CANDr lmdtW PINE,
W SHB0ARDS, CARTI. i
lvhreFlEoTo at Foi.5uEach.tin
uPleds giveus a d when you
he Buildmg M ar,
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COUTTR iMR, (minwlnetn u, n M.y 4,
Cancer Cured.
VicmIENs C. II., s C., January 27, 1894
'o 'vI'i i :
For the bonefit of those that are suffer.
n1g with Car.cer or Tumors, I will give
'ou a stat ment of my case. About
hree years ago last Spring I noticed a
imall loimp in my nose and I soon became
ilarmued and causulted a Doctor and be
oodo4ned it a TIumor and treated it as
ucb, but aftorwards it burstod. I then
onsulted Dr Wilkiinson at Greenville,
nd ho treated it awhileand ho pronounc
d it. well; but in about six months it.
ame back again, and on the 30th day of
iovent.ber, Inst.. I coumenced the uso of
W. V. 11oI)EN'S MEDICINI,
mud in T1unrtTEXN DAYs the Tumor or Can
er cnmoe out leaving a simple sore to
eal, wbich healed up nicely in a short
ino, and it appears now tp be sound
ud well. Tho MEnIcINE is suporier to
tny thing I bave ever used" .
JAMIES E. COX.
The foregoing 9tatemnt reA arding the
ure of J. E. Cox's tuimnor or cancer I
orrect. J. 11. U. McDAIEL, a. r. 0.
Feb --'94tf.
You
Don't
Have
To Die
To get your insurance under the
Tontine Plan of the EQUITABLE LIFE.
It is a simple and absolutely safe
means of investing your earn ings for
future emergencies and acquiring
the benefit of Life insurance at the
s"me time. It insures you a means
ofsupport in after years and insures
your family against want in case of
your death. The name of the
Equitable Life
alone is an ironclad agreement of
safety. Its security ; its contracts;
its surplus and resources are not
excelled in the world. We will
make all this as plain as day to you
if you will scud your address to
W. J. RODDEY, Manager,
Department of the Carolinas,
ROCK HILL, S. C.
-OF
FOR THE PHOLKS.
Min, EnLTOn
What we want to call atten
tion to nIow is simply thie:
Home-made Shoes, Home
made Bridles, Hiome-mad<
Halters, H-omne-made .Hi arness
Old Men's Shoes, 01(d Worn
en's Shoes-all made of H-om<
Tranned Lecather' and wvill stan<
wear, and are all right in qulal
ity and fit.
We also have a nice lot o
Sole Leather', Iharness Leath
er and Lace Leather, lIroi
Lasts, Shoe Pegs and Bras
Tacks.
Yonrs,
* W. T. McFALL.
J E. siTIINE, CIvil Engl.aeer au
* survyor, Greenmvllle, H. C.
of lan,"' Terracing and Esutimmar Ion
water~ power.
Oflice 881 Main~ Ft. over Friton's Bot
Stor e,
Jan. 25, 94-3m.
--OUR
-NEW CROP
(aA.RZDF N SEEJ~D
i@"- are now open.
BlUIST'S S~It D have proven then,
selueA to be 'HRn BlEST anmd we guiaramint(
to SELU, NO OTLD MICID.
CA RPENT ER BR O'S,
Mansion House Drug Store.
G lEENVILLE, 9. C.
Gold and Gold-fi
LOWER THAN EVERE
~-+E--Just Think
A solid-Gold Ladies' Watchfron
A solid-Gold Gents Watch fron
A Gold-flIed Ladiest Watch fron
15 years.
Same guaranteed for 20 years fr<
A gentleman's (old-filled Watch
teed for 15 years,
Same guaiauteed for 20 yeardfrU
We also have a large stock of si
Jewelry and Holiday Goods at red
US.
Gilreath-Burha
66 Main Street, Gre
Overcoat Sale
We have'a larger'nuumib
than we want at this
,year, and have detern
Inone of them ove- Co
the RED LET ER p
them today. C. ceper t
ever seen the ,at ie goods
it you m ant one.
S7u 7
January, 4, 1894.
#V IEUK 11DN11f iE d3
[Successor to JBates &
Carriages, Phot
- VEHICLES, of all kinds, HAR
COLLARS, BRIDLES, Solo I
Shoe Findings, Baby
Wagons, Ciri's
Special Agency-Columbui
Vehicles, Kentucky W i
Co's "Old Hickory Wagi
facturing Co's Columbia
-~argest Buggy, WagoN and Har
GR EEN
0ochF
100 BREWSTEI
CTheapest eve
We Make The Best WA
H1-. 0. Miark1
Iled Wate.
NOWN BEFORE,
Of it I .P
[$19.00,up.
t22.50 ip.
1$10,00upgnaranteed for
>mn $15.00 uip.
from $12.00'fup, guara.
in $16.75 up.
ver and Nickel Watebes,
uced piices. Call and See
n Company,
enville, S, C,
for Cash,
r of overcoats
season of the
inid to carry
ne and look-at
rices made on
ian you havo
Brin CASaE
p f- Bristow.
Greenville, S. 0
--I r
Ferguson,]
onls, Surreys,
NESS, Robes, SADDLES,
eather, Shoe Uppers,
Carriages, Coat
Tricicles.
Buggy Co's Elegant
g o n Manufacturing
>ns," the Pope Manu
Bicycles.
Ie88 House li~ the State.
Greenville, 8. V.
actory,
I BUGGIES!
r Offered.
CONS In the SOUTH.
ey, Prop'r.
Lune. Supt. 4