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TBURODAY, APRIL 20.1894. LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.. Ve will send the JOURNAL and HoME AND FARM one year foi . M. Burns, of Lau-ens, was i n last Sunday and Monday. R.B. Algood lost a fine mare day, with blidastaggers. . E Griffin, of Liberty was in - Tuesday. alter Griffin went to Green last week on business. D. Stewart went to Greenville week on business. '. E. M. Payne of Laurens, was wn last week on business. M. Adams, of Atlanta, Ga., .n town last week. r. and Mrs. Harper, ef'Six Mile ed R. A. Bowen and family Sunday. iffin & Holder sold part of cattle Monday, to W. C. Mc. pbell, of Knoxville, Tenn. J. Bunson, of Traveller's Rest, )d his brother-in-law, L., E. Iress, last week. Eubanks, the popular travel. gent for the News & Courier, n town last week. e young people of Pickens had y enjoyable sociable at Dr. a last Monday night. ank E. Cox visited friends and ives in Greenville county this O Sentinel had its photograph it weeks issue, it was very good . J. R. Riley preached two interesting sermons in the byterian Church last Sunday. -e P. Orr went to Groers, last d,'ay, for a photograph outfit. rill open up a gallery here. tes Corrie Bruce visited friends relative in Greenville last M. Hagood, who has been ill for the past week, is im m lg. ireath Durham Co's Ad. re ed too late for this issue. They K:be heard from next week. ie young men of Pickens have nized a military company of it 60 men, 'bert Hester and J. L. Thornley, two of Easley's most popular g men, was in town last week. *r. and Mrs. 0. H. P. Fant, of ~ca, are visiting their daughter 'VJ. L. Thornley. r. Amos Sutherland and Miss *ie Chastine wore married last - lay. Trial Justice J. J. Lewis *iating. *r. Samuel Edens and Miss * ie Ligon were married last lay. Rev. J. M. Stewart offi ng. r. and Mrs. B. A. Morgan, of nville visited Mr. Morgan.''ais Mrs. R. A. Bowen and Mrs. ence Griffin, last week. *)sers J. C. Jefferies and Jas. S uon, two of Greenville's, * .popular young men, were in . last week. a rried, at the residenoe of Mr. -iseon H!unter, on Sunday, April 1894, Mr. John Hunter to Miss ?' Hunter. Trial Justice Jesse nyis officiating. m't forget to notice the change .K. Park and Jones & Garri * advertisements in this issue. hasers may save money by *'g them a call. o have heard a rumor of im ant news concerning the Eas nd Pickens Railroad, but know ing officially. We hope the is true. ~rried, on the 17th instant, by R)ev. B. T. Murphree. Mr. R. K. s to Miss M. E. Lewis, dlaugh *of H. J. Lewis. They haive the *wishes of many friends. heo Merchants and Li'.riy i .. okons and Easloy aire getuig subscription to imnprove~ tihe -oad from Pickens to Easly. want to make a now road the- Ariol place to Easley. pt, J., A. Griffin, Dr. W. T. * I and D. A. Cooper loft Pick ~ast Monday for Birmingham, * to attend the Confederate r 'ans which convenes in Bir. -ham on the 2rth and 2oth of Thore were only twenty'eight'ap pliants before the County Boar of Examiners last Friday and Sat urday.-25 whito, 3 black. "Half a spin of angry steol" wil produce no moro fatal results thai a noglected cold or cough. Fol all throats and lung di1aasosAyor' Cherry Poctoral is t bobst remedy It is inivaitliblo in cases of croup Whoopiiig colgh, brOnClitis, and la gripipe. Married, on Sunthly (ho 22d April 1894, at tho 1:osi(onene of bride's graidimot-hur, wid. .' C. C. Parsons, M r. Jose ph I oic. to Miss Lonor Cox, both f 'Pi. k ens county. Rov. W. C. Sea bora, offleiating. Spring is full of -terrors I o ,1! whose constitution is niot a le1 to l'o. sist the sudden chang's of iempr ture and other insabii Ities ofl he season. To put the system inl cont dition to overcomo - theso ovils, nothing is so. aifoctivo as Ayer's Sarsparilla. Tako it now. Editor Journal I see from the papors that the Allianco is on a boom all over the country. Do funct Alliances aro .being ro-or ganizod and now inombers aro be ing added by the hundred. Thus may the good work go on until all the demands are enactod into law, for it seems to me this is the only hope of the country. The law-makors of tho Stato has passed many laws of groat interest to the people, but th imost noodod good must come from our national law-makers. But, alas, we caniot expect anything from tho present administration that will be of ben fit to the people. When I think of the situation we are in, it reminds me of a fel low once, while playing a game of cards called "ol d a le d g o ," was caught with an extra "jack" up his coat sleeve, and in reply to the fierco denunciation of his adversa ry said, "Bill, you know we aro six and six, and it was your d1a1, and I were obliged to do something." Now, I don't say wo aro "six and six" with the gold-hugs and copor ators o1 the country, blut somw litimg must he done, anid it will soon b our "deal" ait the bal lot box, and lot us play our hand in such a mann111er ias to d1'alI out at s t of om.. cors who stand !!t-footed on al' our dlomaniIds. The imore I thinki of it, andl the miore I le ar of001 thei oppression of the peop le. the mi' re I ami in favor of all oiur detmands A few days ago a nwni orderid :i pair of barred Plymni.ith: Rock chickens from the State of Ohio, and the express on thomn at Easley was $4.70. I make this stat ent that othere may not be cauight(. as this man was. When we mnake' or ders we should know wha t we are to pay laid down at our dlopot. I want it understood that I am in the reform saddle, andl there t o stay, until something is dono1 for the common 1poo1)1 of the country. Yes, until we procure "equal rights to all, and special priviloges tio nono." LAJIAN M[AUImN. From Hughes. -A pril 21, 1891. Mr. Editor: As our pairt of the country is with out a correspond ent, and feeling that it, should not be the case, I will try to scribble a fow lines to inform tihe goodl peo ple that we are yet alive, and en joying our part of the great mans ter's (Cleveland's) blessings, n h ich you all know, we prize most high ly, bitt as I have not traveled tihe political vond very far, I wvill step off 'till sometimo in the future. The farmers of this suction aro well up with their wcrk, the most of thomn are about through plant ing, and are taking a rest for a few days. Our postmistress, Mliss A 1 i c e Tompkins, has beon contined to her room for the past week wvi th pneumonia, but~ we are gha(d to re 1)0t that she is imprloving~ 4nd w% ill b~e up1 again soon1. F~or thu last low dlavs we base\ had plenty of rain, aind overyting:' in the forest and1 field isbegiiiing to pa t o1n its summ1Ifor aippearancl Io, and1( look its if n inter was hidd i ig N 1) hi-on all for th0 s0.m~on, mi pm 'er to Oeiod our m~any thanuks to) the good peop11s g ( community for thu lovi:,g hiad.. ness anid assistance w Meh I boy showed us in tile illness and 4(a of our infant daugh ter E t a. :I ay the blessings of our Heavenly Va ther be with thonm now and1 "or evermore. The Ne C! DREIFt WO$ ring and' Sit Al\h. Ikys and Children. '0 r on the Dollar. 11n1i1 in mir Store said las for , lpir of triousers, "'if we con l r, w hat must it be with I d' t 11,- could not understa: roters~ for 40 cents, or a coat X vnholss we do it. thoug t h why or wherefore. We 1 $10,00 Suits for $5,00, 15,0( for $10,00 and $25.00 Suits f blacks and blues, in cassimerci eutaways and Prince ALBERTS of CLOTHING ever brought and fresh from the manufijetur oi'ered FOR SALE IN A RI are SELLING it right throul MD When you como to Groonvi around for a few minutos to satisfy truth or not. Oreenvillo, S.C., April 19, 1894. Sm:ECIAL TaTRAINS FoR SOUTHERN B A r Sr co'NvEN'rbON, DALLAS, TEX A8, 3 1 l11th-15th, 1894.-The Georgia 'Pacific Railway has ar raned with the connections spo e iil 1 ti roigh train service from At lunta to Dallas, leaving Atlanta Tuiesday, May 8th, 9.30, p. im., after the arrival of all tho trains from the East. Tho connections of the Goorgia Pacific at Birmingham will take up the fast schedule from that lioint, and you have the choice of the routo via Momphis, via Shreve 1) rt, or via New Orleans. T!i (eorgia Pacific is ouo hun d1 . d toto hundred miles shorter t -Il n~ i t Owher line. anld will opil r*th , quick~t selhedilil" both Tihe 5pcial trainl will reach Dal Ias 7.00 n. Im., Thu rsday morning, MAlay 10th. Tlhruigh Pullmansleep ing cairs and fi rst clIass daiy coach es willI run through A tlanta to Dal Ias withloutl chango. SEndlf in your name to any agent of' tli he Grgia Pacific or its con - ' "-. niTTEIIs. - .-~~b nur"I dealera~ Ir N.i-rThe) second Quarterly hil t-t in g for tho Pickens Circuit, will con ivene at. F'airview Church, on1 11h0 28th instant. At the con eluion) of thoiesermon on Sunday, the 29th, the Church will be dedi A full atfeoddanco of the Stow ard'(s I desired. GT. R. SHAFFER, P. 0. It Shsould Be in Ever~y Hlouse. .J. B. WVilson, 371 Clay St., Sharps burg, Pa., says he will not be with out Dr. King's New Discovery for Con stumption, Coughs and Colds, that it cured his wife who was threat ened with Pneumonia after an attack of "La Grippe," when various other remedhies and several physcians had done her no good. Robert Barber, of C'ooksport, Pa., claims Dr. King's New Discovery has done him more good thlan anything he ever used for Lonrg Tirouble. Nothing like it. Try it. Free Trial Bottles at W. T. Mc Fall!, Pickens 8. C. Large bottles 50c. and 31.00. A Gutaranteed Oiue. WXe ai't hot ize our' adlvertisedl drug gist to se Dr. Kinig's Newv Discovery, ''or (ion--ump-tion, Coughs and Colds, upon this condition. If 3 ou are af flicted wvith a Congh, Ceid or any Lung, Throat or Chest trouble, and wvill us. this remedy as directed, giv oi, it e finr teil, and experience no b tnfi, you may return the bottie andt lik I this- <:'i (lil we not kn iow t !h l K gi's Nw Discovery couii T~ :n a n . T. .\d Is s siiiiers. Whot ar-e (nt ii hed to iani <>f the Airtificial 1Limb1 Iuind 1881, are reques ted to cal I at t hie C I l.k's of lice at onici, andit ma~ke I hOr appli (lion1t befi)lo thei (lock of Court. .A p ei! 12, I1 t1. .QIL~Oh'8 CU;R is so1(1 on a gur un.Li (. It cures incipient conmantipuion. It is the best Thigh Gulro. Only one cent a dI~ o 2) et s., 50 ets., and $1.00. 8old by all druggists. Ma'ny Personts othiogStore IS & CON, iOOO TH OF mmer Clothing, to he sold at exactly balf-price t Saturday, as be paid 40 cents coiplain of hard times in thi. he people who make this Cloth. ad how we could sell a pair of for 50 cents, or a vest for 25 ets. I- we did iot explaini to him [iSO sell $5,00 Suits for $2.50, ) Suits for $7,50, $20,00 Suite or $12,50. We have them in 3 of every color, in sacks and We have the biggist stock to* GREENVTLLE: it is ALL NEW ers' hands, and. has never been 'TAIL STORE beffire, and we h at 50 Cents in the Dollar. 1l1 just como in our Storo and look yoursolf whethor wo are telling the DREIFUS & CO., The New Clothiers, 11' --ert.lrv of the Ellkhart Carrianav . n MI CO., of Elkart ini. :.,"ills us that, tIheir wrl ees wllwb lower Lr~i M thn 1ver Hes iei us~ to :agl . reuders loL t.) pure any thing in - .1 lino of (arria..s. wagnc, bicy cles or 1-uSA until thoy lir'vo sent 4 eeiunts in :,. ;.4 t 1 pay 1,osoag ott their 1. '! pago -a a'ogau. WM dv.' 1.he reatlers of tli uit;)eri w. r-lwe-hilt, %,.ggestiuon. latcklen's Arnica Salve. mue nest Salve in the world for cut-s bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rlicum, fever flOres, tetter, chapped hands, c'hilbluini , 001ors, and(3 all skin eruptions, anl( positne. e0res piles, or no pay required. It is gtlarlnteed to give perfect satisfaction, or nuoney reflunded. Price, 25 cts per box. Fror sale by W. T. McFall, Pickens, S C. Spaechnien Cases. 1i. 1 Clifolr. New Cassel, Wki., ai tr'Oubled withi Neuiralgiali Ril eu ~l(tualtjismj hi, -It --,tl di isorldelet. 111. L Viver W's all' (VItIl to ti illarti.hig tlgn, alp. Itv fell a way, mnd he wai nrribi\ rc.<l1 e!- i i f1-11 "Wf 20:1 st rengt I. Three bottle-, 411 "'.( 1 1 'r tie himl. Emp~ e~edlarsun Ill., haft : rN . 11n1 --we oil 11i- lg of eight years' -3:3<'1i.:. li-oil three bottle. of Iclectric Iitt kni A.ve3 l ox'e9,of Bucklin's Ani 'N alv'. . Cud his le j is d andi.l well, -.a 13 8130:erw, Catawba, 0., had live larg I )vo3. -ore6 ou his leg. doctors said his w;ItA ieir:ble. one bottle Electric . ters tind( one box Bitekller' s Arnlca Salvt estred hIm entirely. 8o. ! by' Osborne d Kirksey andl W. TI. McFall. Pickens, s.C Electrie Bitters. This remedy is becomning so well koowrn and so popular as to need no0 special men tion. All who haye used Eletric Bitters sing the same song of praise. A purer medicine does not exist, and it is guaran. teed to do all that is claimed. Electric Bit. ters will cure all diseases of the liver' antd kidneys, will remove pinples, boils, sa3lt rheumn andI other affect-ions cansed by im pure blood. Will arive malaria f romi the systemi andc prevent as welhl as cure all ma1 blrial fevers. For cure of headache, cont stipationi and1 inIdigestion try Electric Jilt. ters.. Entire satisfaction guaranteedl, or moniey refunded. Price, 60 ents, anld $1.00 pe'r b)ottle. sold by W. T. McFah, Pick eus, s. C. Remember that the pace to buy a Cooking Stove is at Gilreath-Dur ham Company's, Greenville, S. C They sell tho wvell known "Iron King' Ellmo and "Liberty" "Stoves" wvhichi are the best Stoves ever sold here for the money. WValle tlee Doetors are Douabting. Scientists have discovered the germs of many diseases but unfor tunately not as yet the moans of the destruction of thoso germs. At present the "culture" and not the destruction of the deadly bac teria seems to absorb their atten tion. However they all agree that a well nourished body and plenty of ozone are decidedly unfavor able t~o their development. Whilo the doctors are in this State of un certainty; and even longer, wuould it not bo well for the patient to hav(o recourse to the well-tried Comnpound Oxogem, wh ichi is both gormiicido and vitalizer? D~uring thto last twenty-three years it hats ciured casos pr'onlotunced incu rabI] an(1di his sta tomnit subsi13tantialtid by thoso wvho have tried it. It he itnec.,.-d tihe fai lm i 3a "ilymph"' andi lif' 33lixir.' I ioIstigal3t lie 33: ini for' vom.-3 ourll :. Hoo3k sont free, Drs, Strkey atnd Ploln, 1529, Arch St PhIiladelphia, Pa. Newv York, San Francisco., Cal, Toronto, Canada Mrs. T. 8. Hawkins, Chattanoo ga. Tenn., says: "Shiloh's Vi talizer 'SAVED MY LIFE.'I consider it the best remedy for a de bilitated system I ever used.'' For dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it excels. Price 75 cents. Sold by all druggists. When you get to Greenville go to Gilreat h-Durham Compan~y for w. hat ('vte o wanit in irnoa'..--..-- " -- HAVE FALLEN! Monday morning our 'SNOW WHITE SALE,' begins. Londsdale Bleaching, snow white 8 cents a yard. Thousands of yards of Embroide.. ries, 2, 5, 8, 15, 25, and 85 cents a yard. No such values have you ev. er seen given.. Come on snow shoes, come on foot or on wheels if you like. The prices have melted way down, but you will find The Ground Thoroughly Covered With Bargains. REIGN-We reign as monarch of low prices. REIN-We are check-rein on high prices. RAIN--A pril showers, (uWnIURELLAs). May flowers Sounds well in poetry but yon will need an Unbrella to prevent many ailments. We have them bogining to-day at the following prices: Ladies 24 inch Silk umbrellas, worth $1.50, for 99 cents, Mons 28 inch Silk Umbrellas, worth $2 for $1.25. You know we never advertise any thing wo do not have, so 'first come, first served. We have fifty of each kind. Hands and feet nicely clad this week. ONLY THE BEST QUALITIES. Our reputation on Plant's Oxfords for ladies, and the best $3.00 shoe on top of dirt, for men, will not suffer in the least by the display made for you this weck in our Shoo Department. Also Poster's Genuine Kid Glove, lade by old man Foster himself. A..FEW THINGS WORTH MEN TIONING. Those Wool Clallies at 124 cents are passiimg away. Lace Stripe Scotch Zephrys worth 35 cents are moving at. a quick step at 20 cents a yard. 30 pie 2ies Jackonct Duclies at 1.5 cents :1 yard that. mako h 5) Centt Organdios blush. Zephrys split, Zvphlrys not split.. Zephrys White and 1 Black, Zephirvs in all co lor t eents111 Ilu .. JONES & GARRISON, No. 9 PENDLE'rON STRERl. ArniM Geenv110 S.C. jntve Best Cotton Hoes, all sizes, at 25 cent.. Plowvs redluced to 4 cents. .A small lot of plows at 2~ cents, to close. Only a few more of the 00 cents Plow Stocks. A good Cedlar Water lBucket, only. 15 cents. Blind Bridles, only 50 cents. When the little lot ot New Orleans Molases are rold out, that will end it at the present prices, conie while they last, 5 gallonsfor $100. I have some real fine Molassecs, bright as honey and a few Home-made, they ar-e for sale. ii ine line of Shirts, look at themn. 1 00 Envelopes, 5 cenits. Lace Curtains at 50 cents per1'pair, and Curtain Poles at 20 cents comn lete. *~r-Call Around. T. 0. HARRIS. P. S.-All kinds GARDEN SEEDS and IRISH POTATOES for late, planting. April 19, 1894. 3MIssEs M:cKAt HaIs just opened0( all latest styles of Spring~ and Summer illinery At the loivest possillO pries. Main Street, Groonvillo, S. C. A pril 19, 1894. NICE LOT 01F Ladies' DRESS GOOOS, All new clean Goods. Call and aee them JOHN T. LEWIS & SON. A pril T19, 1591. Notice of Final Settlement, I hereitby give notice thatJ a w ill ap ply' to J1. R. Newborv, Ju 1rbof of Pr" bjase for Vlcken dotn Iy, S. C., on Salte'sdav in May 189.1 !ni' tiifhl g't. dismis-d a-. Administr il-r. . J1. W. Sl'IIEi LAND, Adiniist rator. 1 Apri-il 12, 180.L-1 . GU M-ELASTIC costs only *2.00 pcer 100 square feet 1 Makes a good roof for year's, and any one can put it on. GUM-ELJAsTro PAINT cost only 60 cents per gal. in bbl. lots, or .$4.50 for 5.gal. tubs. Color dark red. Will stop leaks in tin or iron roofs, and will last for years. TRY IT. Send stamps for samples and full particulars. GUM ELASTIC ROOFING CO., 39 & 41 Want Rrmadmwv. NWuu YOnn .1 Sheppards EXCELSIOR! STOVE! 10 'rMXs: -rjM.a.r:M-a All other stoves have tak en a back seat. Call and see our Bargain Counter, In Crockery &c. COX & SEIGLER, 134 MIain Street, GREENVILLE, - - S. C. T. fl. STALL, Mianager. Jan. 25, 94-t f. -OUR BUIST'S ??nenow openi.. L'leUiST' SbICIii have provenl Iet to smI, No 01, ) ,i 1). CARPENTER BRO'S., Mansion IousT Drug Store. GRE N \'l LLE, S. ( VA LUAE] LE PREMIUMS -GiitEN AWAY Ropp's Calcuilator', A Vableht Book for ab Farme and''l Biusi nes.s Man. -A nEfAUTIFUL~ Collamnian Souveir S110011. The Weekly News & Courier, T'he Great Southern Family Newspaper, Offers to every Yearly subscriber' eithie of the above Premiuma A BSOLUTELY FR EE ! rho Weekly News and Courier, I year (with Premium) $1 00 Phie Weekly News and Cuir i months (without Premium 50 Send for sampJle copies and1( circulars. Address. T HE WEEKLY NERWS 4. D'O URIER, Charleston, S. C. May 4. New Goods -AT W. C. BRAMLETT'8 Wich will certainly go cheap for the Jarsh. It will bc to your interest to iee my Goods and get pr'ices. A good B~ooY and ONE-IhouSE WAaoN, will bo sold at a bargain. A lotofSHI RTrS to bo soldl at a~ acrifice, from 25 cents to 75 cents, Family (rocerles, Of all kinda, al way on hnd, will be sold at the smallest profit. mii Call early, anld call often, and see if I havn't gt somiething you need. M uroh 1. 189 . N EW.Rh 0kE STFORE. i~ Lae Embrldodidey, (heaper' e F~anicy Drlss GN(~oodsi, at all rtades nnd prices. Black Lawns, all prices . Dimnity Stripes, all kinds, a Calicoes, all kinds, 5 cents er yard. Good Silk Mitts, 10 to 25c. Look at our 25 cent Corset, t is a beauty for 25 cents. If you want a good suit of Diothes call at the New York Rac1ret-in~ fact everything at , ~he lowest prices. When in want of FLOUR, aall and see mne, $100 'Reward For the Merchant that gives yot more Goods for your money then I will. Just notice the following pri. ces :I CLOTHING-NEW STooK. Youth's Suits at $3.74 Do. do 4.75 Do. do 6.50 Men's do 4.75 Do. do 6.50 Do. do 7.00 and up to $15.00. Coffee 10 pounds to the dollar. Cotton Checks 41 c. by the bolt. 3-4 Shirting 41c. " I 4 Prints, all ot1leq, from 4 1.2 to C:. all color3 7c. Good Brogan Shoen 75 centa.-ott. er Shoes in proportion. A lot of 8hoes, siall and large No8., at cost. Childrens eoirse shoes 12J cents per pair. Jeans at 18, 20, '21 and 30 cents. Can't be beat at the price. 1 will bily your but Cotton, Secel Cotton, and Cotton Seed, at market prices. Also, dry or green Rides. Mr. C. H. Parkins and Richard T. IHallum, are now with me, and will be glad to meet their friends. . Respectflly, J. It. Brown Liberty, S. C., Oct. 12, 1893. Cancer Cured. P11euNSs C. IT., IN 1'.. Jotmry 27, 189 1 Por f h bitIfit, o t I hose t hat are sutf'r. ing wilbf Creer r01 TI'iumnor..I, I will giv'. yOU a 41doilid (if my ense. Abow thr'e- vetn.1 nio List Spring I notiee d simill 11ump11 ill Illy unso aind I soonu ICII'in. Ithirieel anld emnsullted n. Doctor and hi. prodolleed it. a 'Tur dl tli I (rented it I. snleh, bilt afNN"itewods if, buirstedl. 1 tinvis 0onisUIlt1 )r W1' N'ilkjiso at reenvill. Ill h14 t reval I- i I IwhihvauId he pronouin1 Ai it. well; buIt inlaboit -six mlonths ;I 'mne14 , ani, and o:2 I h i :10th day (); reIi , bor, last. I oi4 nln Iiened the i os10,I W. V. I , I ' . ICN . :1.ttu in -room.:i:r t heTtinor or Can. T ("-1114 41;1 .il-n a sim ple sore it, 1 i ifI 1q il a),811 1. Sin .,with b.&e Smneevit hr unh wl' t t .o r 1 , .J. INI 1> E. CON. Corr. i, . \ud. i Tables, Washstantds BureaUs, ledlsteads, Mattrasses, Carpets, Colins anmd Caskets, Day and Nig''. Telephone Nos. 1 amt1( 38. Night calls will be nswered by TIele. hone No. 38. SMITII & SMITIT, 63 and 65 Marin Street, Greenville, 8. C. Drugs IDrug's! ri VE on hndlc at all timco a tull line of114 ImreDLUGS, CIIEMICAL., TOI. CT1 AI2Tl(LP3, FA NCY 0 obO D 8, Ei& U M~ ERiY, FINE STATIONERY. hire stock of COUOII SYRUPS that ill eure your' Conighs and Colds. A h lin he of Diamta EYE GLASSE6 (d SPECTACrES for your eyes. I will you up 11o that it will 'be a' pleasure for m41 to read. As it is now time to go to Gardening '411e an1d seeu about G~arden CI Seeds, WVill keep a fah, linle On handu. TheIin thecre aire P'AINTSf and OILB ;in 1Ii ..in-an every thing usually found a fis-ls Drug Store. gr Physicians' Pre~eriptions Carefully >mpounde.l, (lay or iiight. Weyocome to.Easley give me a call. Respectfully C. N. Wyatt, M1. D. Quillian's Old Stand Easley, 8. ., Feb. 9 1898. y W A N TED, 100 Oords of good Tan Bark, ['o be deli vered this Spring and Sum, aer. The bark must be well taken