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The Ieepl's Jemxy . THURSDAY, MARCH 29,1894. LOCAL PARAGRAPHIS. We will send the JOURNAL and the HOME AND FAnM one year for $1.25. Auditor Bryant went to Pied mont last week, on business. D. W. Hopkins went to Spartan burg, on business, Saturday. Jauies . lagoodjr., of'Easloy wa.-in-town, Tuesday.. Mr. 4)pgdwin, of Philad i Pa., waftni -town',1 4Eaterd Col. William gielmniq son county, waiin tow - Mr. King, 'fNow VTr - town last week. A. Ml. Morris has a hite is very sick with lung fm-cr. Martin Bowen. lost -a valuuW horse last wook. Dr. R. F. Smith, (f EIasley, was in town-Monday. John Ferguson, jr., one of Groei Ville's i tn popular -young mon, was in2.town. his weok. M4 W. G Lovis viuitod her fath D4r . Eliap - Mauldin, last wee -t2 P. E. Alexaider, of tho Sentinel, visited Greonville, last Saturday and Sunday. . N. Bolding, of Praters, was ins town Saturday, and paid his respects.to the JOURNAL.. qur.farming editor says that Dr. W. T. Field has.the finost field of wheat in the counfy. I)r. J. R Riley preached two very interesting qermons ii the Presby toian-Church, lay )iupday. ... P' Carey has sold hislast year's wheel and. bought'O imNov one of the latebt pattorn. Jas. Steel, of Greenvillo, visited friends and relativbs in town this week. Rev. Joseph Looper, ot Farr's was in town, Saturday, the first time in five years. Go to Lewis & Sons fi bargains in Tobacco. Red Fox at 35o. por *lb. If you-smoke don't fail to try Topaz Smnoking Tobacco, for . sale -by Lewis & Son. *lMiss-Alma Kay, who has beern teacijing a veo-y fiouri'sh-ing school at~.Mile'iOek, rettir'iedhome'M1ou ''D. W.~ Hopkins has bgen deputy sheriff, in th~ T. McDaniel, whlo > ment position. Mrs. R. A. lBoven .V - ence Griffin visit.'d Mrs. B. F. Igorgtu., .. *'.* lait wook. **The Shoriff he L"-1 .busy for tho pa f. * lecting taxos froma were behind. -Mr.'J'homais Bryans, the popular traveling salesman for Arnold & McCord, of .Atlanta, Ga., was in town, Saturday. - * miss Stella Newbery rturned he e,,iiday from an extended vJ~yi.t friends and rilatives in Gaffney.. -It is reported, that a .largeo wild. aidal .is torroriing the people - of Oolenoy. valley near Pumpkin town. - i' Mrs. John L. Thernley returned horne last Saturday from Ander son, where she has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. WV. White. In this issue will be found an interesting letter from our Central correspondent. It did not arrive in time for the issue of the 22nd instant. *Mr. Jess Robins, of Anderson county, passed through town, Sat u -day, with-a drove of line mules arid horses. He wvas oni his w y to *Anderson Court House. William Porter was before Corn missioner Thornley last Satirdi y *morning.for. distililing. His case was dismissed, as the ovidence was not suflcient. to convict him. * If you want some thoroughbred pigs call on T. L. Watkins, Cen tral, or on R. J. WVatkins, Stew artt. They have Chesters, Berk s # and Poland China., --Thera.,ril)e*A .a a*y Sinighi' at holiy Spriups~p ,~r rh, on A - -2d1 -StndayJig. 1. P.. of. - utrphree ad A: Po v n Dr:, W. F. Austin will be in Pio ens April 2d, to remain a few day H. 0. Bowen went to Greenvil last week, on professional businee W. J. Pondor and E. M. Hunt, Dacusvillo, were in town Monda J. D. Dickson, of Greenville, w in town last Tuesday. The recent frost is said to hal completely ruined the fruit crop. - L. .; Clyde Esq., of Groonvill was in town, Tuesday. B..T. McDaniol .f W. S; P"'ode- 1. takes Opui. -a .d I d I A diaprian -A - Wil1n1 a , a~ mip r o lored Ifannrj--, n1% e trlw a tally shot .y Eugeno \Vrigint, white boy aged 14 years. Wrighi mistook Biair'c hat for a ph'ea'nt The Coroner 'pronounced it aoci dental, and let the hey go froo. Prof. O'Hanlon received a telo gram, Wodnesday, calling him tc the bedsido of his dying wife, near Rome, Ga. Mrs. 0'Hlanlon .has )oen ill for several months. The Professor has the sympathy of ho many friends in Pickens. Mrs. Mary Lark, wife of J. A Lark, died at hor homo near Crose Roads church on the 26th instant and was buried from that church of which sho was an oxcnplary nonmbor. T)ro will be an alI-day singiij act.Bothlohem on the 2d. Sunda3 in April; all lovers of music ar in vited. Prof. E. M. Holding, W. W Norris, and other leaders are ex pected to be present. A good tim' is expected, como along and brin your books anid dinre Edward Bewih. qf asy - - . I :.'. ... - on or aiore. mons. funra o ' F. m, p Sun~&y in April l 94. and wvil also preach at Camp Creek, on Samt utday.- before the 4th Sunday im April, at 2 o'clock in the .ovoning and the Sunday following at 1 o'clock, a. mn. The County Board of Equaliza tion mot in the Court Hous~atuu day, and heard all complaints fror: tax--payers. While the Stato an< County did not suffer in thoi hands, yet their decisions wore nc ticoably in accord with the spirn and ohjoets of the law in referenc to their duty, anid gavo satisfactio. to al11 conicerned. Read T. C. Gower & Soni's ad vertiseomnt in the JOT'RNAL,, and i you want to get aL good idea of th variety and immenseness of thei stock of Painsa and Building MF terial, visit fhliijl'argo warehouE on Washuington s'treet; -'iri Grer ville. 'rho first floor ifused as th city depot for the N. & Di. Railroad and the basementis welt v mnti ln and lighted, .icd H .* y; k- NOTIO.-All who live in Gate ,s. District No. 22, are asked to meei le at the center of said district, beinj near W. H. PJrry's on the 7th o April, at 3 p. m. Therofore fai not as businoss of importance is t< Y' be transactod. T. L. ROBERTSON. J. C. GARRETT. A. B. RIGGINs. Committee. COUNTY ALLIANCE MEETING. jh, County Alliance will meet at -. April 4th next. WId thv Lncture -.1Vubli. \Will b, glad to - asn~rn of I brthren pro 'ilt a n ind--lothe publl toi t )t on (li the' sp1ak a -. T -:\' \)V':2UN OF 'rI,! A \ I I iV: 1In% : ifwrir As a~. w- hv oon invit r D1)iviion to me iiet 1 4u ill a Union Metig, it C. . Bapist ChIuirch, on day ons hefifth 8nabbathi . n o ,11thik the U a:i a g dI .u, and breby o. ut ine to accept ~ ti i . A.ti churches of . : i trict will 4. 4 1e h a i logates to -. : U District d:: . ., at the time a, o 1e ti , aid it, is hopod they w ill Ied a f ull dologatio. W. C. SEABORN, Modern torI of Scoo'nd Union Dis. School Commissioner Bright is confinod at' home by broken rib and other injuries; received in a runaway accident last wook. He was riding in his huggy on his way to Greenville, when a mule, attach ed to a buggy in tho road behind him, became unmanageable and run into Mr. Bright's buggy, strik ing him in the side with the shaft of the buggy' to which the mule was hitched. The following is the rai'lroad tax money : Stato, $4933.66 Ordinary County, 2419.03 Railroads, 3070.92 School, 1612.38 - Past Indebtedness, 2004.91 - Court House, 475.23 Trotal, $.14,56.48 Of this aimount, the sump for or :1 brv (e< not" v andix pnst indebted x -. e applieable o p1 *,(t't -Yi ICouty Comn m12.d :4ri.a2 ". *norhioid to uso )t~ 11il lict * -h 1 -- hot w tho 4...un ii, ai Ii h I icuke.3 Pai rsonl 4 r i .qu ~ o [..-s,2fltilig (he .n ), pr.~ .y . .aue~d, to the undmigned,~( on1 ( I-fe.(t ft 20th at Arilk I-. .t a y ;. the pur p -' of pavi4.* up the eluimsi ,:do (.1)-i <-', jo .1* prosent udaca~t -to proent all nu ..rt;1i I 2,: 22:r.t Quarterly -1*. :. :W ivure funds to pesV t samei. Those8. who hold aniy e1iai m nill therefore soo the Siportan a of prMesenting tho same 'r. c. RonnisoN, Chairmuti of Committee. ' rHILOAH'S CURE is sold on. a I guarantec. It cures Incipient consumption. it is tho best Cough Cure. Only one cent a - dlose. '25 cts., 50 ets., and( $1.00. .. Sold by all druggists. r troItble~d with Neura~llgia4 andeiI Rhetttai iin, his$ tomiach~l was~ dliordet ed. his Liver wasti Vf1'eteto an11 alarnt.ltig dlegree., appe-(2 t it~ ed l a4 way, and4 lhe was2 t err~ibly redua *.-., it' lle--' ited -l renI'I th 'P'hree bot i.e 13 E,1 tectre liin e rsC cred hun,. I. ., st .4si .4ret ..i 1hi5.h-g of eightl. yeatrsi .9:41d14 '.~. LetI 4e 2 1.ree b ttl.S ef El~ectrie lijtt..-rs andt eve' bo4xt. o'f isociden2I's Arn'i-i eat salv~.- an, d i4j. l'-c is eitid and wei f .Jlihnj Speker, Catan b lil. O)., had ive larg~Se P.Vc; sture., iii hi" lteg. doetIOl Said( fl-* w; wa. inetrabh-. One b~ottlec Eleetri hr. s*'ritd him enitirel. .* ' by OsV(bornuie & i, It.-1e3 aniit W. T'. M1 l-'all, lekens.t 8 C Bet eulenM A rnica Sa1v. heit orset Salve in, the world for cutea (3 ttis , Aerces, uliceri,, salt rheiam, feye: Sores'., V-.tter, ch.ipped hatids, chilblains, a4')4 and aiI'll (ite rin, and >iositlIft en ' pips, 1)1 '. . to~ 'ay r?(pri . It ii - .. e m etsfactlo'a, ol cu. .i a8 C - .irt, Ind4. - , 4 cents ir -. fl naar The next quarterly meeting 4 tho County Alliance of Picker County will be held Wednesda April 4th, next. JoHN C. WATKINS, Sec'ry 8d District Allianc It Should Be In Every House. J. B. Wilson, 371 Clay StSharpi burg, Pa., says he will not be wih out Dr. King's New Discovery to Consumption, Coughs and' -Colda that it cured hin wife who'wasihrea ened with Pneumonia after an attel of "La Grippe," when various othe remedies and sevoral physoien. hai done her no good. Robert Barber of Cooksport, Pa., claims Dr. King' New Discovery has done him nor good than anything he ever used foi Lung Trouble. Nothing like it. Trj it. Fro Trial Bottles at, W'I. tMc Fall, Pickens S. C. Large bottlei 50c. and $1.00. Have your Watehes, Clocks, ai Jewelry repaired properly, and by r thoroughly reliable workman at Gil reath-Durhani Company, C rep9ville S. C. Electric BitterS. atw This remedy is becoming so well knowr anid s0 popular as to need no special ien tion. All who have used -Electric Bitterf sing thc same song of 'praie. A pure medleiIne does not exist, and it is guaran. teed to do all that is claimed. Electric Bit. ters will cure all disacses of the liver anti kidneys, will remove pimples, boils, sall rheum and otlier affections cansed by im. pure blood. Will drive malaria from th( system and prevent as well as cure all ma. larial fevers. For cure of headache, con. stipation and indigestlon try Eloctric Bit ters. Entire satisfaction guaranteed, oi money refunded. Price, 60 cents, and $1.0( per bottle. Sold by W. T. * AleMl, Pick eus, S. C. A Guaranteed C.i. We authorize our adveitierd drug gist to se Dr. King's Ngw Discovery for Consumption, Cougl' itColds upoin this condition. If y are. af flicted with a Cough, Qoid..or an3 Lung, Throat or Chest trouble and will use' this remedy as direuted, giv ing it il fair trial, and experience n<M benefit, you may return the bottie and have your money refunde<L We could not make this offer did we not knom that Dr. King's New Discovery coulk be relied on. It never disa poiut. Trial bottles free at W. . T. N AleFall' store Large size 50c. and $1.00. KARL't CLOVER ROOT, the great Blood purifier gives fresh. ness and clearness to the corm plexion and cures Constipation 25 cts., 50 cts., $1.00. Sold by al druggists. Mrs. T.8S Hawkins. Ohattanoc ga. Tenn., says: "Bhiloh's V talizor 'SAVED MY LIFE.' consider it the best remedy fo a dailiitated system I ever used. For dyspepsia, Liter or Kidney trou ble it excels. Price 75 centa 'Sold by all druggists. KARL'S CLOVER ROOT will purify your Blood, clear youi complexion, regulate your Bow~ els and make your head clear ai a bell. 16c., 50c,, and $1. Bolc] b~y all dIruggists. When you get to Greenville go t< Gilreath-Durham Company for a hat o'ver you want in Crockery-ware Tin ware or Ola-warg. Remember that the place to buy Cooking Stove i~s ate Gjlreath-Dur. hamt .Oomipany's, Greenville, S. C TFhey' sell the wvell k: nown "Iron King' Ellmo an d "Liberty" "Stores" which m te b esh.t Stoves ever sold here fu' thle mloneCy. SIIILOII'S CURE, the grea Cough and Croup Cure, is it great.demand Pocket size con tainis twenty-five doses only 15c Children love it. Sold by at druggists. While -the Dioetorff are D~oubtIng Scientists have discovered the germs of many diseases but unfor tunately niot as yet the means o: tho deostructioni of these gorms At proen1t the "culture" and noi the dlestruiction of the deadly bac Ueria seems to absRorb their atten, ti on. Hlowever they Iall agree thsat wolt nourished hodly and lbenty of ozone are decidedly unfavor ablo to their development. Whib the doctors aro in this State of uin certainty; and even longer, wouh it not bo well for the patient t< have recourse to the well1-trie< Compound Oxegem, which is boti germicide and vitalizer? Duria the last twenty.three years it ha cured cases p:-ohiounced incuraN' and this stateinent substantidte< by those who hae,. tried it. I heQ Witnessed( the failure a: "lymph" and life eliair.' Investigate the mattqr for youmr I elf. Send for our book 200 pages it will tail you about the -remed: anmd furuish you with many testi mnonials and records of surprisini curesi. Book sent free, Dri Starkey and Palen, 1529, Arch S Phiaelpihin. Pa. New York, Sit >f NoTICE.-All old soldiers belon is ing to the Wolf Creek Camp of Col r, federate Veterans are hereby notifle that thero will be an annual meetin of said Camp, at Pickens 0. 11., o . aturday, March '31, 1894i at to o'clock. Every member is requesto , to attend. Our annual dues of tej cents each, must be forwarded on o; r by the first of April next in order t4 keep up our organization. Be sui to bring your ten cents: J. A. GRIFiti, Capt. r W. B. IIENDRICKs0 8=01ty. THE FIRST IRISH POTATOES. Sir Walter Haleigh Planted Them Near Cork, but the l'oope Fenred Them. Sir Walter Raleigh was an unprin cipled adventturer and ii led s an ad inistrator al eolonizer, but Io had a muost coimendablo tasto for plaititing aid gardening, aand inl these branches of oiitort is influenco relails poteit. Three hundred yoart havo passed since ho lived in [roland, in the county (if (ork, on the vast .osti att. which had beon bestowed upon him, but the yellow wall flowers which ho bronght 'to Ireland from the Azoresstill flourish and bloom in the very spot where Io planted thoem. Near by, at Youghal, neAr Cork, on the shiores of the 'Ulackwater estuary, staids the Athine chorry. which he planted. 8omo cedars whic') l1e brought to Cork aro stil.-lgrowing at a place called Tivoli. Four yow trees, whoso branches have grown atid interlbcLd into a sort of suinmor houwo, aro point ed out is having sheltered Raleigh when h flint snoked tobacco in his garden at Youghial. Raleigh tried to mako tobacco grow fin Great Britain, but the climate wat; not found suitable to it. Ho ticceedvd, howover, by introduoing thehabit of smoking it, In .magiug it grow io plenty in other .places. , Moe important to tfie woeld than the spot wvierb Italeigh sat-And smoked his Indian-weed is-another spot in his gar den at Myrtle Gr'ove, in this same Youghal. This spot is still bounded by the town waft of the thirteenth century. It was here that Raleigh first planted a curious tuber brought from America, which throve vastly- bettor'than his to bacco plants did. . This tubor Raleigh insisted was goo'd to eat, though common report for a long timo pronounced it poisonous. Some roots from' his vinos he gave to other land owners in Munster. They culti vated them and spread them abroad from year to year. This plant was the Irish potato. 13o fore many generations it became tht staple food of the Irish people-almoost the only- food of a great many of them. It was the "Irish potato" which camo back to America and becamo the groundwork, so to speak, of the Amer ican farmer's and workinigman 's daii lY breakfast and dinner. Sir Walter'i curious exporiment in acclimatizatiot I became an economic step of the ver1 frst consequence, and the spot at You ghal which was its scene-deserves mark ing with a montimuent much more thai Sdo the placee where the blood of me |has beena shed in battle.- Youth's Con paien. r Ruekin'e5ethkodicaenese. Neve hasa men been spore method foal in hisa work than Profpssor Ruskin nor aiare grecis in obedienee to the rules he'hs laid dearn for hii guidance, His working hours have always bees from 7 in the morning until noon, and on no aceount whatever would he ex. ceed the limit. Within those flve diaily hours hans ail his work been produced books, lectures and buisiness, public and private correspondence. Workc in the afternoon has always been by himsolf forbidden, unlesus it took theo foria of reading. Uis earlier works, of course, were written at Horne or at Deminark Hill or while 03n a tour on the conti nent. HI-s later ones haive been wrought In great part at tho flower dteckedl table of his study, overlooking Coniston lake. A wonderful rooni, that long study of his, wvith his Turnerh upon tho wallk and ranged in'raniks in the great Tiurnou cahinet upon the floor, ith its b~ook cases of wonderful missals and'mann scripts and early black lotter b~oeo and the original mianuscripts of a half den of Scott's nove*ls, with its suporbi Lucca delila Robbia " Virgi1n iand Child'" over the fieplaro at ono endio andt the inei(ral en-bine't at. the other. WVith what, ple'as uroe did Riuskinu hiow themi to muo on my first visit-- --the unrivaled 'collect ion of aigates and the qfuailiy perfect collectioni of gold ores9 ando the rost.--McClure't Magaino. ___ - 'The Ohinoao.Bunehback. I- -am.: re~minded of a picture I pur chased somne time ago. I bought it bo cause I thought it was the ugliest pie ture I had over soon. I tried to find out the history or moaning of the thing for some time without any success until few days ago, while studying Taoismn,] found the'- ugly man was one of the Taoist gods. In his early days hisa spiril had the power of leaving lisa body. and roaminag ever the universe alone. When oft on one of these trips, wolves eamn. and ate his body. So when his spirit re. turned it found only a few bones. Afte, hunting around for awhile the spiril found .the body of a dead hunchbaol Sbeggar who walked with an iron cami in his lifetime. The spirit crawled ii this flody and has lived ini it ever since Tih Kwalel, for that is the god's name carries a gourd on his back, which, il the breath were blown out of it in ti< heavens, would bring back his original body. .According to last accounts, tie Sbreath has not flown out of tihe gourd. Canton Cor. LouisviloCourier-Journal. Where snow Is Rled. Snow is sometimes found in polar and SAlpine regions, where it lies unmelted Sfrom year to year and the annual fall Is small, colored red by the presence ol innnumerable asliall red plant.. In i I ative state the plant consists of bil lia e globules on a giblatinous smes Bed now asebeerved by the anoiate a passage in Aristotle referulng te i but it attracted little ou no attenti until 196, when Sanasure observed I Pin the ANpa and eoneladed that e *at due to the pollen of a plant, it we also noticed by the arctie expedito under Captain Ross on Bafflu's bay show -on a range of cliffs, the red color pens Strating to a depth of 12 feet. Loe fre ,quent is a green growth on Snow.-Ja dies' Home Journal. 3 A men mnat 8t4ands8 oroct., not be This is IRON THE LEADING STOVE -AN The Bost S tovo [vor Sol FOR SA Gilreath-i urh (( Main Street, ( Dealers hi everything in CRC WARE, TIN-WARE, WOO Housekeep IAYS THE BEST GODS February 23, 189-1. EU4ENEU 11 (Successor to Ilates Carriages, Pha VEHICLES, of all kinds, HA COL LA RS, BR IDL ES, Sole Shoe Findings, Sal Wagons, Ciri Special Agency-Columb Vehicles, Kentucky V Co's "Old Hickory Wa facturing Co's Columb laraest Bumy, Waon and H GREEi~N Coach F GREEN VIL 100 BREWSTl ICheapest es We Make The Best iW Hl. C. Marki G. WV. Sirn T he D 0 Hero For TN.Ill LE B3Y mCompany*. xeenvillo, S, C, KERY, CHINA,INGL ing|Gootis.-I FOR rTH Price \A \vlc> , >' B - r ' o I~lATEL & Fergusoni,] ~tons, Surrey R N EBS, R obes, SA*W& a Leather, Shde Uppere; sy Carriages, Cost 's Tricioles. us Buggy Co's Ele f a g'6 n Manufat a gons," the Pope'Man Ia Bicycles. armess lione im the Stats. ER BUGGIES! ver Offered. ACONS~In theSOL ley, Prop eie Snpt