The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, June 14, 1894, Image 4
Wy W. F. IImm , EDTOR.
t forgot that the Stato Toaol- t
or's AssociatiOln moot at Spartan
burg the first wook in July, and i
don't delay gettilIg ready to at
- tond-it Will help you to do better
work in till) school room, and in
the futuro increaiso your salary
the moro you know and aro able
to (b the greater your roward.
You havo ideas, then tako a part,
in the discussiOns, unloss you agree
with overybody 'lso. Loarn to
think on your foot, and tell it out
whilo young, or you may rogrot it
when you got older-now is the
tinRie.
Thoro are a few teachers not yet
employed, if there is a vacancy
auvwiere.
Aro you doing all you can to be
roady to send all your childron tc
school this sumniorn#"lery
alink out of the chain,
the teachers cannot stop the class
for one child to catch up. Do your
(Ity by your childron, that will
help the trusteos to got all the on
orgy and push in the toacher out
aln( expended oi the pllpi Is in your
school. Don't do all you Caln to
discourago both teache 1an upl ,
and then ('o111laill: ordtor is the
first thing and you cani render vi
nblo assistance ini ma Rintain iug
it. Romiiber that a spoilt. child
is apt to bring so'row to the parb
ensinnter, Years. Do Your dulIy
and your rlsponsi bilityN ConS4es.
Remember tha 1 hme pu blic money
is dilvide(I amiioug the c dili ta tlit
attend school and that tihose who
stay it lom get non'.
A Satu Senn0IN. N SwIr'AN.
rn.--Superin tn den t of Edlcal
iii 11(4~ IIR I d4 * ' 441 el o
Wvill 1) o p 14 Slj)iI1 11 lhlp t'eh
tioS Mnyfeiahly hat t.em e . -
Goleltin Vii l r de i l , t tenidt
in 1 0 S llim r ghI nl li to egr
.'unh i Ii tv wndilt (ig . iu I9h I 4t.
wil tu 1 fo 511r4'aR theSp r Jih rg int m-h
en w h T
Th 4 a ltyw)illR 44nis lofj Prtf4.s
Ri f~ p t anburg,14'(l and 3ii ss 141 rodio,4
gf teI i same 10ity. erI it. st )rue-I
The(C1 goveCrnmentP'i lIMRfU5 bohlit'e
ihels rtherebahe 14bi lil tnih
puil ing the dts reslwe fihs ot bha g Ii
irnll. 5The s lte t 1 iR a lifeg ad
governtir by fe ar. h t tere inly
sneeting obfdienlht i s'iSU tyicerldd
mnly tre pobd itn i that whi a
ipih heah hihes respoet thati t i
gmreehiRs helf Rnrthei lif andt Ii
ishape. thuitri actlr. ie throisy
onppecit thin e wie schg a teacht
may1( bel prou d is the tngorn.s 1 m'
grwhim als0' thley eetnhim later )i
inle. Then)~~R ~4.i4~R it is t eptull
areiatst.sig--\
IaSnd orul blesso is1( the teac( e rIR m
who iovs the evdon g eis of 111/
knwEDUCA' O L t o lie\\-.n
Wos ot the fo jllowin frlomt ~
a te 14'' "Pop l EducatIRo:"it is worth
ai fodof eo ndIlovd i
Thisis he raso geie b~y (11
voeeals e, Dri 1(4i Hohnout that "
'iion tfhat Iin~s tu cshld tofhi-, c<
ence withchi. lifre s it tuh 01i
whl~ich0'do'~p lOO is very fudmetl.An
knoedg Z~-o jutil buw the minkd wt
works of th cymblato. Sofa ept haen
and heiton illtayn th a t he or TS
sre enno-g hisliing in somee m
ande philosohy, thato leachor amongda
yoruothul hinds An cd thim 1el'
mot.ve dveop o erv in vere zl
leimentfaliymal.Sd a we have no
Iineiton ith thatygi that a
talk boutrin this living cisoe1 a
ther a than tint o, lboor amona
ythfuhinindos.m n thisytisno w
cant doe in ti believof itmor<
enalymienkayhamien tn ehat
Woalksdi abo the 'darcholdrono
L1 oarnest, work on tho ground
hat work is drudgory and child
iood is the poriod for pliy--and
vo llight add, to completo the
hought, of shirking burdons. But
ve do boliovo that teaching moans
nfluenco; that the imparting of
cnowledgo is moroly incidontil,
md that, thoro can be littlo influ
mico With the Youth ful n. id uu
less thero is betweon teacher and
idI thait cort ain mystorious pow
or-call it what. yo please-that
binds heart to eoart, and, thoro
foro, mind to iiiinl."
It, is yit ( , nw domnut ak, i t I
WOe do t 1011 111 U) i
ing as Dr. 11 I hut. . '' '
who a. 1 OO tiuulL ue UP-I%
oxorciso? It may ho attributed Lo
the Germnan philosophiors, but tll
LruLthI is s oli as ti.e wilio ! o.l(Af,
11nd it, hts never boon1 dou bled that
wo learn to do by (oing int rying
to do. Tlie < - hied LWtd
is that s01 '* -
y oWnshiij) Singing Asso
ciationi nt, in the Georgo's Crook
Baptist (1iChrh.as.unyJe
3d, 18$f. P'rhsid.nt q. At. Cox pn .
sided. A ftor ronding a porioli of
God's word, prayer Iy brother J)
vid Moon, the Corl nntte On pro
grainmo p dresen th) l)lowi)g
loa(ders: Prof. W. 3. l1rissey of
Groeuivihlie, lea( the Association
te mi itos1 (0. f ollowed~ byv Pr.,fs. U
T. Jammouds, W. I. .rynt, .J. I.
Leslie. W%. W'. Norris, M\lvil b- I a
101n and A. it. 1ele fe h
lessonl led by. A . H. Lv'slio anll r
nIlion~ of ole luiir anii ihirt v
ites for refneits and r --
.roationhi thle fo ren~oon service was~
uist splendid. A\ fler we zal inumd
or1 refre~ishients wV' w~ent ouit oni
lO g'ounds al id tiell( t jii ,t
iNi wa s i n..
Mi'nll f i ti n -
rO, ii 1u1l hi h g oid li
4i ig or Ji ti,
bhItesout wit auS, aI i wil- 11I
'0h jihte~uit i ovrihgi work. a i
iuti hav. receIid a i n' era u
11f the hi of .'th 1g1od broluwr ~i
AftN spendig the. tine- t4-'l-r
cre Id .og TIi'i, i tive(Iinlcd t'i
,Vdi t hi .\s'och iorn i hd Ii-r- l
'Parnei: Prtf th Collegeaan<. . T.~~
.')P, .il car e f'. \'. .\,.rin mi
. t Dr. ili. \. Slon \'o fln (',i'
i-e thelo fsorintioni was~ orgpsiz.
dot anvrdb 2v b.o~' d o t ti-i
tiOeand. wa. hIge :ui we laid ~'
ocid rsr thrughtout th. 'a.lu
,ieutenofntu R.nt for their N,.
ndnesis ~' hoad as inee pub leng
ig woculd frotm t mil t(inue'
Sair kindnhae tward rapidl tub
rhin ofr prgrnantis sfet
Aourfred tha mtho fie thepLi
ill(y gAoiton whrice. will '
nOf wi t te a ioant hi. 10.' Ch rch
theoin A8 h1and :i'hof and a 1ho. 5:
ui adrtuckte toae toe alidwhr
Wotrk seem orgmzncg a. b
ulinext Fiielutiylifnie and boe
thuso. I tin yo will njyoyh
tigh ion od A sointos..
arrIages, Photons urreys,
VEHICLES, of all kinds, HARNESS, R6bcs, SADDLES,
COLLARS, BRIDLES, Sole Leather, Shot Uppers,
Shoe Findings, Baby Carriages, $at
Wagons, Cirl's Tricicles.
Special Agency-Columbus Buggy Cos Elegani
Vehicles, Kentucky W a g o n Manitfacturing
CO's "Old Hickory Wagons," the Pole Manu
facturing Cs Columbia Bicycles.
Largest 81,ioogy iii hn S Iits 1W tb tte
ren eS. C.
(+RE IRN VILLE
C ah
/o r
100 BEWST~ ERBUGGIE S!
Ohapstever Offered.
re Make The Best~ WAONiS in the SOUTH.
)rugs! Drug~s!
11 AVE cn h-un i c al unocs a 1uWm
c pucre. I )lit GS.4 Il li..\i .\ 1.8. -1g
I' AICIHl'I.s. [.\Nt y (; ) U, i)S.
u nr CIourc \c) no (''Iai 0i.l S~~\~> .ewer Pipe,
\ liii sny:n ys iu Stv Flue,
you op 1o thati it. wiil be a pleasu~re~ ic'Fir
[ct rea. FieBrick:
ne and' I cW j l c ianon i ( a ci c i ~ \ N 1 F I R E C L A Y .
Sc bi iy jcure Wilte Lead, IjLn
(.u i eii Seedk, '.eed Oil and Tia1ut'im-i, Ioa
Will keej. a (ccl. line onu hancc.- In & M t ezpr R ad mi d
iic, i l - cr - A r N' ccl~ l18:cc 1 ) A - ~ 1
irtcas hug imorce.
( *N ~1 a ~.1). (lur'hM,' imcproved (Cold-water
-.. . .I o th whlite' ai ini tiints, the best.L
New Goods GNC.LIMO
W. C DRM IET'S DRESSEL' LUMBER, MOULD
ash it wiii be to ycour int'ient tcc
30 myj Goods~ ancd i.: c 'I e -P *4'c" ""' i adrecs, 101
A good Juony' aii ( '. 11ci:n "1 nu howvc rcccnove
TAOON, wvill be sccii ati a bacrg:ccc tn I.-ccP baen t lcu ; lcnclen
A lot, of ~SIIIllT> icc bie cicich i u 1 a cl r. i c t:, cie rea ccr icrthe wa'crc
icrifIce, from '.,) centI to 75 (c'nt s. hc cc. I '! as c a~ ll ocr write ccs I
Of all kinids, always onl hanic' willT LGWR&8N
o sold at the saillest. proli.
se Gall early, andl( call often11, and reiiic,~C~MrcI 511
to if I havn't got something you............
3C(1. c Jii'ai iiett. il~in c' ne. -. \ , lnigeston and
n c- '. * n c rIt enlI ,
Mach 1, 1894. cccicc " c.cjccco
i it. t b pe imeb ldtlr r
$7,000
WORTTH OP
CLOTHING!
liats anid
ECents
25 PER CENT BELOW FIRST 008T
Now is the time to buy clothing
r your llBovs. Can g ve you a
N0, S .suit foi 1.0
call, g"t pr i'es and be convinuced.
J. C. ROGERS.
At Lindsay Walker Stand.
No. 90 Main t., Greeniville, S. C.
Feb. 15, 189-4.
WANTED,
200 Cords of good Tan Bark.
To be delivered this Spring anld Sunm
wer. The iOaa k IuIuSL be % eli taki
care of. o e pay cas on ivy1
Apply t!) Go a E t & tuoi)j ,
Match f. rnvide, C.
Family G roceries
ANb
General Merchandise.
WE have just, received our STO( '
OF OOD)S for thle preset
seas5on, whichi we olffr at the lowest
We keep~ constantly on handl~ i
good supiply of'
BACON, FLOUlt, SUGAIRS. COFFEES,
MOLASSES, I'EAS, JIATh,
ShO0ES, CLOTIIINO,
D RY 00O0 1)5,
i AltDW AlRE.
&c.
Also, FARMERS' TOOLS, anld every
hing needed for Farminig purposes.
A. G. WYATT
11 You WYat. A nyt hing
(e ALL oN ME.
I KEEP'
Dry Coods, Notions,
Boots, Shoes, Gro
ceries, Hardware,
and a full line
of Farm Sup
plies.
I can give you a low figur'e ont
["lour and Farming Implements.
.JoUn 0. KAY is with me and will
be p)lealsed to have his frienids call oun
him.
. J. E. RDINSOAN,
The Deet Shoe%
for the 1.cast Moley.
..-.......
W. L. DOUCLAS shoes ate
satisfiactiol at the pnces advertied ithan an
vinced. The stanipling of W. L. )ougit
ua rantees theh- vale, savc.s tfousads 'I
valers who push the sale of \W'. L. 1)oug
mcrease the sales on1 their full line of goodj
114 we bellovo yoit cal gave Ratoley lay )aoy,
sinod below. atalogito feo upon bpplicatc
- -For
W. T. McFALL,
_F. B. MORCAI
ELKHART CARRIAGE ai
Hialve Sold to consut
saving thwim the ionler
Oldest and Largest I
ieaselliu Vehicles and I
Witb1priv logo to examinil
paid. Wo pay freight bol
tor. Warrant for 2 years
to 50toordorforyou? N
loxing froo. We take
81P11 W HOL E8ALI
Spring Wagons, $31
'No. 37. Surrey I s atno as sell for 0100 to I
$37.50, as tin1 as floal f
to Stoo. Farm Wag
Milk Wagons, Delive
Carts. I(MYtt.1: 1:Ot :
Our
are %uld. at
i'o . ~~ , T01) JUiU99Y. stmf'-.
$43-00
m No.nut'ne.-111
No ' . l'detn lvgo.. Address W. D. PF
RICID10M) & DANVILLE RAILROAD.
I 81tite 04 pelleer14''i. F. W .ttm ilisIkgperi at tai
ATL.ANTA&CiA:0'"' .lLNI
1)' 'IA ION.
in I'3Taet .\u ay* 1).h. t8111.
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atitl iait'a~a at(til lio' 4f.Sa 'l a:: d . 0 an
JN MiR:MPE.N. 1
104 0d 3A30 Dress Shoe.
$3.00 Police Shoe, 3 Soles.
.C3, $2 for Workingnon.
C n d e-74 for Boys,
L/ 3 /~1 MISSES,
)t W. L. uglas
$In na reduced price,
or 4ayn hIk its Ihemla with.
---. -' 0it th no 1t11 utped
0a Chu hot Vl.013 pt 1L'
<3a .S a rea&uu.
mYlish, easy fitting, and give better
other Make, Try one pair and be con
n rname an I price on t-he bottom, which
olh:ra annu thy to those who wear thein.
as hhoes gain customers, which helps to
- They can afiord to seil at a lose profit,
ng nit your footwear of the dealer adver.
an. W. )L. DOUGLAS, Broeliton, Mams.
ale I Y
Pickens, S. C.
I, Central, S. c.
lerif for 21 yemirn.
1 roflt. W%' ore the
Ittlfa'turer lt Amner- V
larnxess tis waIy.--Slhp
lA 1 y itt fil t ItI.ne.
-N I y ttty an n n ( 0
Mi40 or OWn1 ornlr.
PRICEs,
to S5o. Cluarant.1("%I N ij, Su rl,.
u rro , S to (100
ona, Wagyonottc O /
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