The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, May 24, 1894, Image 4
W. W. F. BRIGi, EDTOR.
A are boing made t,
hold an ixamniiudion Of I Ol)t1
to teach in the public schools dur
ing the instituto.
'"l 1nk 1aagomonits
Teachors wiv llinko ara
to OJ)pi teio freo schools tho second
woek in Jtly or as soon as possible
aftor that date.
The following is published as in
formation, trustees and teachors
ill govern themselves acecording
Whoreas. W. A. Olinsted has
failed to sign coiItract on his part
with Stato Board to furnish map
of the State. Re-solved, by the
County lloaird of Pickens County
that the adoption of the a on
Deember 1-5th V-93 h rescinded.
The questioin for First CUrado
cert ificatos are pumblished this
weiek inl order to accollilodat'
thus" who have Ask(d for a cop\.
and al.o t(- firiisi bianin for the
idle.
O RAW M A l A ND LITiE IAT I'1RE.
'lhe sap eip/dot-, like the blood
(if anilmals, furnishe-d s a. rae1idiui
thhroarth w'hich the 4-lemenots 1f foo)d
lay find their way I ' I'/ iil
where they are iwedeid , b gult th o('m
of sap is not "I (ill similahir (1o t if
e4'erafallom 41f tle Ilood.
I. TellI whther-1 thlt senltenec
abwve is coilliid o1 comhll
Iad pin It t I Iho sibects l4
predicaIt's I ha t are intepeIe(liIt ?
2. Name i ith s brdill,., I(. cl.
1111d tEl w iit oach ied lites?
'. Tll wi a ki i'1 'fI a i phlsu
(djeel iv' 'ir advrh~) each is of
.i h n sali it'l d l!- it tl " n l "iit
Wha1t 1-h moifiI
prinntsf au ma:h1se
.t. 1/ 1 f h w i ll It ' it l v li n
ii. \llut t 11:1 tv tiesu pr
l 11'in Etig isl i I!! 1111111,
thle t tst 11 it , d 11 th ital
icine vertle, alI ges ol stnta
n lt italic n ints: I f
8. N 1111 14 50 011 40o qua lit
A. Wlut two onlieors a~r per
formed by at reollive poollInIl?1
7. Defie nlish grammar as1
8I. Nametson w god uait es
thatI al iompit1 in from 'n' your told
Ii . P M iniion a f' ledingl Eun
glistdh a111014 d .\wi a wittaers and
wrote a n bt wethihnt hoy tlived.l
lIn aiel insigrety uc
(uned.nibume s'abt adAtaescof
padng histo ryii. nihad
Spn ill 'iie.ois
lowing:uv' (If li
Spanish,. Freinch, Englih and
hish.
The I 1'r ''f It e Hel etI n :
Causes, campa)figns, and1 especi
ailly the. campal1iign o f the Caro
linas.
Causes, Linol n's Iiiaugurat ion,
action of Soulthe~rn Staites, calls for
troops, camlpaignts, and result.
AIT1IIETI'C.
I. If from 18' yardls oif cloth 2*
yardsH are cut. wvhat part of the
whole is taken?
2. If twelve twenty-fifths of 31
times 1 be multiphied by ( yards
the product divided by two-ninthis
the quotient increased by 1 and
One-sixth and the sum dimiinished
,by the three-seveinthis of itself,
wh ich is the remainder?
. {Not having th charnecters we
omit at of the qulestions in Algo
b)ra.]
8. Divide 12 into 8 parts, which
shall be to each other as fl and
throo-fifths and 2. 1.
9. What are the dimensions of a
rectangular box containing 800C
.cu. ft., the deomensionms being tc
.each other as 2, 8 and 4?
10. A wishes to draw $100(
*from a hank for 60 days; for wha
sumn must he give his note, dis
- e nting~ at teinpr cent
range? (b) Cham? -
2. .Deberibe -themonin
Tortth America.
a (n).1r In hatto theAi
difrfro te k (b) The
Appalachin from the Rookios?
4. How are mineral springs form.
od?
5. What is a Trado Wind?
What is causo of Trado Winds?
6. In what diroctions do tho Trade
Winds blow? Why?
7. (a) In what dos a cloud
differ from fog?' (b) Name some
of the difforent kinds of clouds.
(c) Toll how rvin is produced.
8. (a) Upon what doos the cli
muto of a cuntry chiefly dopond?
(b) Mont ion all of the causes of
whi icl you can think that. the aiffect.
climate. (e)tell how a place may
bo in the torrid zone and yot have
a cold climate.
9. Describe tho surface of the
U'nited States.
10. Locato tho following: Cape
Fear, Greeilaid, Irelandl Pnanulitin
1st hnn11is, Palestino, Medtrraieani
Sea.
PlYSIOLOGY AND HYGIENE.
1. Describe tho shape and p,.
sitiol of tho heart..
2. What. are the four divisions
4f the hunill heart?
. Deseribo the circu'ilation of
(he blood.
-4. Explaill llow Oli xt ronlm
blur li may alise (.ollgt'st ion of f-lev
luings.
I. How aiily lotntis ill ti. lini
anll body.
(". llow\ nuualy kinlds of joinits inl
1. )p!n what does4 thll hllealth
of te bitodyuii lifly d x -
/ .I \ Iv )II l t l nool1, li d IS
p oein I l y a se.l h )ol-r.1I, ln. hI ke tw l
VentilaOld
UK \filV sholli]d it(1halero ld
iutoxientinig liiumors b11e no4it IIse(d.
lI oi 0111t. Alg.ebra oil 'wecoullit
14 llot lhi-iliig elilt rneter1 s.
Al I t1 iI'iI t tai Ii'at aul a1C11 .
()n the 13th of September 182,
two members of Company B., 7th
S. C. V., oine as a private and
the other a lieutenant, followed
the fortiliesof war in the battle
of Maryland Heights. Stone
w'all Jackson, A. P. Hill, Walk
eir and N cLaws, names that are
o110w utte red with uncovered
heads, were prompting privates
ad 1officers to deeds of hieroismns
that hiave since met and1 challen
godl the admniration of the whole
world. 'rhe two men in question
were from the same county and
firm friends.
As shot and shell fell fast and
thick both of them, each at his
respective post of dluty, were
shot dcwn by mninie balls and
received nearly similar wounds,
the lieutenant being hit in the
left breast and the private in the
right.
As the battle waged fierce
they were left on the mountain
side all night, and next morn
ig they were carried to a barn
where attention was given
them. Both were reported mor
tally wounded. After the battle
of Sharpnburg they were captu
red and become separated. The
vicissitudes of wvar and peace,
surrendler and reconstruction,
did not bring them together.
Thirty years afterwards. wvhen
those who survived the chances
of war meet again to perpetu
ate the memory of those men
whom death could not dishonor,
two men are waiting in the
Oaldwell Ihouse at Birmingham
for their respective trains. Es
prit de corps bringing them in
to conversation. One lives in
Texas and the other in South
Carolina. The Texan also
claims this as his native State
and gives his name. After a bit
of bantering the South Carolini
an gives his name, and the next
instant the private and lieuten
ant of Maryland Iheights are
clasped in a hearty embrace,
soeing and knowving each other
for the first time since they were
carried off the battle field and
supposed to be mortally wound
ed.
The pr'ivate was J. M. McGee,
of this city. The lieutenant was
J. A. Townsend, formerly of
Abbeville, but now of Corsicana,
Texas. -Greenville News.
An Upr.ight Judge.
A Judge in a Rioux City, Iowa
court vinidicatod the dignity of
the court by coming down from
the bench and mauling a lawyer
n who insinuated that the couri
lied. He then remounted the
>f bench, fined himself $10, and t<
save the trouble of collecting i'
es prom yW rewitted .the fine. 2
['Successor to B3ates & Ferguson,]
Carriages, Photons, Surreys,
VEHICLES, of all kinds, HARNESS, Robes, SADDLES,
COL LA RS, BR IDL ES, Sole Leather, Shoe Uppers,
Shoe Findings, Baby Carriages, Coat
Wagons, Cirl's Tricicles.
Special Agency--Columbus Buggy Co's Elegant
Vehicles, Kentucky W a g o n Manufacturing
Co's "Old Hickory Wagons," the Pope Manu
facturing Co's Columbia Bicycles.
ILorsI Bully, W8101l 81l(d H8[IlO88 H0[|8 i|l] {|)o Stote,
Coach F actory,
GREEVIL,j19 S. I,
G. W Sirine.Sut.
ofnpure DlIUGSTCIIEMICALS, TOI
VETHlICLES, ofAY al kids HANESDRbeSADS
OLMLAS, RIN DLETA T olLeahrY.o pe
A areSoe OUiigsUP thabyCrigeCa
will curgoyourCioughsTrndicoess
Vecll ies KenmtuckWY gE nGLASSESrin
anPCTA's Od Hicoury Wagni"teloe au
fit y ou pst Bit wil be a'o plea1ur o 'os Hoo liite S~
Co orachd.toy
100 REWTER UGGES!
We Mke he BststGOSy ind Lte OUT
G- rns--om andSeeThem
aI idii'tclivcl as to.,o
i A Eonda ll keeps a fu, line o ad
will tere are PA Cus[ and OLS;i
full nean ever ~hling usly found8 Ba tSye n aetPt
an - PhyC1'sicins O)'Prrp ions carefully
When to u c om o le ie ea.a
A ii winll ou on ods in exchange at th
Tluon heac ae PA INTS I )118ine II11( inbe ht. I kee'p evecrythaing lini thu
fullI ie--.ad ~QI~ lii io~ uuma ly oun aline of
~ hyican' 'useilt 015 &tt'iuly Groceries and Dry Goods.
Whe yu 'onetoE~slc gvoin acul.J. E. irowvn,
hlcscctflly I~M 7y.. Central, 8. C.
C. N. Wyat t, M. D). -__-=-_
Qu~llian's Old Stand
Easleyill C.,r iFb. o 18 eap fo y h ~ mf l i'c
NewY od 11( Goods -ios,,
W.N C.l BRAMLEd TT'Sagin odSlkMts 1 o2
Ahc loto certily to cea o athe L o :01' 5cn ost
sash.ce fro wil bet to 7 i ents, t i e yft 5cns
seemyioosyn greries. I o atago uto
Weaoll indsol aao agam. ltescl a h NwY
bsold at the smallest profit.R ke-nftev yhiga
mi Call early, and call often, and telw s rcs
'BOO if I havn't got something you We nwn fFOR
need. cl n e e
W. C. Br'amlett.J.M IMPY
Mureb 1, 189ne~l y.0, Drss Good18a9a.
grde ndpics
$7,000 .
WORTH OF
CLOTHING!
Hats and
Gents
Furnishing
GOODSI
25 PER CENT BELOW FIRST 008T I
N ow is the time to buy Clothing
for your Boys. Can give you a
No, 1 Suit for $1.50!
Call, get prices and be convinced.
. .C. ROGERS.
At Lindsay Walker Stand.
No. 90 Main St., Greenville, S. C.
Feb. 15, 1894.
WANTED,
200 Cords of good Tan Bark.
To be deivered this Spring and Sum
mer. The bark must be N ell taken
care of, Will pay cash on delivery
Apply to GO\\M 4 & GOODL'1"'.
Maich 22. Greenville, S. C.
- Family Groceries
ANb
General Merchlandise.
-E have just received our STOCK(
IVOF GOODS for the present
seaison, which we olfer at the lowest
We keep constantly on hand a
good supply of
BACON, FLOUll, SUGAlt8, COFFEES,
MOLASSES, TEAS, HATS,
SHOES, CLOTIIINO,
D RY G 00D S,
-JHARDW AR
&c.
Also, FARMERS' TOOLS, and every
lung needed for Farminug purposes.
A. G. WYATT
If You Want Anythinig
General Merchandise,
Q1WC'ALL ON ME.
I KEEP'
Dry Goods, Notions,
Boots, Shoes, Gro
ceries, Hardware,
and a full'line
of Farm Sup
ples.
I can give you a lowv figure on
Flour and Farming JImplements.
JOHN C. KAY is with mec and will
be pleased to have his friends call on
him.
J. E. ROBINSON,
Rale~hy, S. C., Feb. 8. 94-1y.
Many Persons
Are broken down from overwork or household
carea Brown's Iron Bitters
rebuid the systenm*.idsg oeosO
Is-is THE]R
.4q 4
WAj
W. L. DOUCLAS Shoes are
satisfaction at thle pr"ices advertised than an)
vinced. The statping of W. L. Dougl
guarantees their value, saves thousands of
-ealers who push the sale of W. L. Donig
increase the sales on their full line of goods
-ind we believe you can avo moneybybtiy
tised below. Catalogue upou applllaty
--For &
W. T. McFALL,
F. B. MORCAN
ELKHART CARRIAGE at
Have .old to connu.
0 savi tLug in the doulr
- 10 Oldest andl Langest i]
lea sellint Vehicles and I
with priv logo to examin
paid. We pay freight bot
torgy. Warrant for 2yearA
to (.0 to order for yot? N
lioxing froe. We take
shrpping.
- ~WHOL E8Ai.
Spring Wagons, $31
- same ars eil l or e50 to M8. 6
Nqo.37. Surrey Harness. samo as sell for $100 to 1
$37.50, as 11ne as soli f
oo0. Farm Wag
51 ikWagons,Delive
Carts. itCmiYg- FOR 31
- Our
Are chinl at
No.il', Top Buggy. Mann.ine.
$43.00
- No. 1, F.'n"r1
11IDUNbi SADDIF54
a per .c t. ,4lr rtr enoth i,
stuna9sa to sa ,1k ug oN110 8
No. 3, Farm Wtgou. Address W. B. PR
0
Hichmind and D8ville R a1a.
Sui-1-i.SP~e ~nl'. WN. l 111m oi.:nt .rND
ATLANTA & CHARLOTTE AIR-LINE
DIVISION.
i I is et I lS' e1' i.-r 4 l 18t:1. .
Ilhiily. I IDaily. ~ I)Dily.
" 'linnlee', 14.28amui
". NIorler, 81.5 pS1.mni. l o.:5j9am
4' Sitance - ,1.(1miu
" lifora, 7.Ip m I.2:jiin:
'Mt. A Iiry, 8.42 p.mi. 2.oi9pm
" ('e tral, 10.4)4 p).int. :;.:z1 'pm
'.I l'',asle S 10.55 pl.mi. :I.-i10;iii
" (ie ile , 5 0 p m 1 .1 .to - .1 0pm
"' lSpartknburg (.11 p~lm ..15 a.im. 52p
" Clifton .:18pum
" Gi a MO.ey 2.07 a~aim 7.07pin
' ai rkshurg 7.1 7.u~ . ii.2pm
(; rover, 2.1 -4 a.it1. i.5
Ve's.Lian Faust31a-l.
-SotT maut'unr No. :37. Noi. ::5.. No.. 11.-*
Inv. Chaitrlote, .5:1.1 i . 1i,0.SQ1 jin.-1' 00 nii
4' Lo)wel IllI2.:17p) y
"' Gastbonta, 11.24; p. in. l2.50l im
"K ing'se Mio. 1.19p4 ini
"' (iroveor 1.lip mt
" Bilackadmrg, 148)f a.ii i2.05 ai. im. I .;lipj im
( afliinys, ' 12.Ila. il.t *.07p in
"(Cow ptons, . I2.:54 i
"Cliit on, I2.:;xp4 m
"' Sp4iatibug I 1.37 a.im 12.57 a. im. ::.00p4 mi
"' Wliford, ; ip ini
4' (; re rs . .3I
" Easleysl3p mn
"'C1 nt1rai, 1.-10 a. ii. 5.S200 m:
"IienWen, .'r..i an .'5.15pin
"' ITorlii , ;5-9a.m .:(414 mI
"V At; iAai.iI.. p ity,. 7 . 0 m l
"iti~(1imoIa 14.1, hi, ' I -Xl.2a. . Sui5d p in
"E~ v' ait :ih- .1 ::. p lilt n .5'. ti. m. .i9 mi
1414I-'liw Ar l lar. 8.409 min
I i .425 ird , iiX.5~e(tiilI.~ 7 ll n
A wan e, 10.07 1.3ii
J~t~ei ((11, ii Elci nt -N.20p (m
7r 00 t la) ut4 1 '.T.45 p m .20 a. m.rt 105
A1111141. 20tina trains Notsi 17g ans 18-Corne
1 pIl m.V C ie~turnuingti, eve Cornlel) ia (I.15
ant 750 p. m, arrve CVonela 5 15 r in
1t11ant 1050 in.m
SioretetnToccoa tuand Elberton--Nos( G3
I'0a'1 m1an1 40 p' mretis arri lJbet an 104 55
2dSlyer excet. Suinday leave 1lbert1 Ni 15
UnOIinan , C 'a ervie: No pi5 a (a r lie
nondlll an iann iIllo' rat 4111(1 P ulhinan
3Jepe A.etween, . Atlanta N ok.
W .vetr VueNe Limted htweASNe
orn Nowgrlens Trouh Pulman
NAros 1 an 1,,'.'P ihnanSleINGT Car be
,we ienon a-lean resoo
-E E L EMENs
I $4 and.$3.80. DrOssho.
83.50 police Shoe, 3 Solog
$2.50, $2 for Workingrhen.
$2 and $1.78 for Boys.
LADIES AND MISSES;
$3, .80 $2, 2,$1.75
OAUTION.-If an dae,
offors .O yt.W. L. oua
- hos at a reduced prce
or saY lio has them wit.
1ou o name stampled
on theQ bottsna, put im
E a owvn as ,s.,
stylish, easy fitting, -hd gie better
other make. Try one pair and be con
s name and price on t-e bottotih, which
lollars annually to thosq Who6 wear them.
las Shoes gain customers, which helps to
They can aflord to sell .at a loss profit,
ng all your footwear of thie dealer adver.
in W. J6. DOUGLAS, 3rochtuns 3asMa.
1a1l by
Pickens, S. C.
1, Central S. c.
Id HARNESS MFG. 00
tre foa' at years,
a ,ront. Wo are the
tantifacturera ki1 Amer
Iairness this way-s$ip
3e beore all monor is
h WaysIt n atis d.
WhY pay an tegOnt $10
Vrlto our own order.
il rIs of lige t,
E PRICES. . .
to .50. Guarasitect Nt:
trreys, $65 to $100 - 81,.Burrey
13D. Tomp eegelos,
)rt805. p looto 89$00 2
on0 ,Wagonettes
ryonoati R11oa ti
EN, W EN h Vill LitN
23 50 sE
-- 00 to *20 No.142, ltoa 1Wuon
'v Form
ind FLY INETS' 1ikhsrtl.lt,/cle,2SIn.wheel4;
IliI order. Send .c. In linveuatic tires, welets
I 12imge cutadogue. st ool iubing, drop forgings.
ATT, Sec'y, ELKHA.RT, IND.
Uouh mbia & Greenville liIlroal
Colinpally
SaInuel- simneer, F, WV. HuIid%,kOpe(r 'anfd
Itenben1 Fostr, lleceeivers.
Corn11."is l 144h14 , .11th inl IETeet Dee., 2.1, 9:1
Tralins In1 b1Y 715 "MriiAn141, Timne.
Th-t A\ wen. (ha1rlest'dIIn..savanili , C"ohlutn ia,.
Daily*. Dhilly.
N .i 1- - N.. 12
ST.\TIONS.
7.15ana ~ ~ A 8~ 'aleti .I51m
12.0iini " A !.t ui .; m
le..8pm - Potaria - "3.14am
12.:'1i.n "' I'r t:rily " ''.5 t
I 2.P0.iw " Ni. e -rr " 2.39an
12.Im '4ele.na "235am
1.299 " Cha el l sb . 1.5611111
2.1919". Niinf-ly-six "1.32am
2-:7i'ni A r ('r,,n1Iw4io4 Lv 12.35ian
*I.::7pmi I~v I; eenwol .Ar 12.55nmia
*I.:'innt " 1l'en pt h ". . .* 3a
-.~1.Ie Lv .Seiteet. A 2.r ll.'0in
4 .2 5 .i1 i .\ I hr~ 0 1 1 ( i I t l v 1 0)( 1n t
5.5 m u .\ Ar ( ireenivil~lo Lv 10.I5;i~ii
lit ween A nl llterl22,.1 ~e1 'J aml GreenavilIle,'
1hily. DUnlv.
'Naell - No 12
2104l' .n A r' 1llt,1 ~ '1 7n
.1 11111 \ 'Ih-Itn, ' Lv 11 15amu
r ~4412I .1' VW ilsatiistonu " II ('liam
'1 OlI '' 1ii4tl in ol1t, "' )(O *I011
1I 2p0 A r -- (1re'enville 'Lv 10 I15am
3 - . -NoI14
S.TATI' ONS.
7 I15i iin x ( harlieston.j A r 45pmi
7 004.n- - . iick.Avji Ille "i 900pm
5 10~p '" ColtViIunti " 1 00pmu
5 50t " .tn u 12 2(0pm,
-- 114pm '' - -Ca rl isle ' " 1 2(ipm
G 5::pm "' . ., Snl.lmtne - . -11. I7pm
~7 I0jphi " nio " 101 U 59jpm~
3041jji & -. Jon111viin ~ 10' 37pmi
S 1510u0 IA SI'r t'unarg 4ri'A 55pm
l'1 244pm1 A r Ashev.ille ' Iv (120am
IEx SiunL
No 15 * oJ
STA TIONS.
1)il 5 I10 il" . . .oblly ilully
--(X2 41a : ~"' Cli1ntu11 'on tlll 2e'
Nt, I, i~t I. Ni 1 No 12i
- - 9I11 h5pm
12 .511112(K~u'i~i (oI~I,11j " 30111 1I0m
,1 3iiwi n I lo(Xp lge, s ait u~i''L 7 (bbev iti 2 '2
Ilbl. 0.2 il. . .n, ( esi11 ., ~ Dal.'Unily.)
S~1I 4i0pmI 3l .5p2lol a 'i. I.50p.m. 11.3m
W. N ,I),~1 0 .p2025ni4 aii Igh ' 2 310 0p.
ni ,fpm 3 J40pm.Ai A bvij c. '420ip 1h.0m
C' l~l. onnecton ia F.'hi . & . i rIdt.
Da1 i Dall. Dai VeiI i ly. UnhityI)
ins9 No': 11Sid . No 10 Nison12
NoI1 oI a N',10.01 A . 1I. 11(.2.1p i,
12 35rmM,100N'n' Colnmhia A 50m I. 0
.'5 aid30 3eav arlnhurg A. & C. D)ii
vjj'n North boEnd. 12.15~ a nm,5.2p
m. R.. m.IE, (VelsibnidLied);
SonthhIond, 1.5 aIC , .00' p.m , 11.
W. N. (l',J?)Kvin .2 J'am. Aend .10p
nOL ,IASfor '/ Afnesovle tAgsevi e
io ,N r -bu d .1 p. m., 41 . m.
4d.' ..m ,( e tb te i ie )
44 hon d,15 .m,4.5p . 22