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]?eph's JeUr[l RSDAY, JULY 5, 1894. AL PARAGRAPHS. send the JOURNAL and E AND FARM one year for (Jarey went to Greenville Aary Symmes, of Green isiting Miss Corrie Bruce. 3human Esq., of Green in town last week. 'ice, of Praters, had cot ns on the 26th June. 'onvenes here next week, ary will preside. Richey, of Clemson col t home on a visit. . F. Austin will be at Pick t week. F. Williams, who has been for the past two weeks, is - Moss, two very charming dies of Walhalla, are vi .s. L. E. Childress. hornley, jr., and J. E. Ha the Livery men of Easley, own last Suaday. . Bryant lost his house day night by fire, loss io insurance. E. Harris and son, Har siting relatives in Easley .aeen Hagood, of Charles expected to arrive next Walker's advertisement ow much goods you can .ittle cash. change in McFall's ad., rill read something inter i Hunter, of Ce ntral , had cotton bloom on une. 3olding, of Praters, had ,ms and corn tassels on une. ard, who lives on John place near town, had >ms on the 2nd instant. urham,. who lives near cotton blooms on the 1st *Garison have a change - .devrtisement, which it the your interest to read t any goods in thoir line. * tavies, Esq., of Green in town last Sunday. at one time attended anont institute at this *; auldin, who lives be c: ens and Easley, has - .es of very fine cotton oins on the 27th June. 4rs. Lancaster of Gains *re visiting Mrs. Lan * '~ts, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. * rth. . Pilgrim, of Prators, unday night, aged 50 *remains were entered at Praters church. - ce, the district alliance 11 deliver an address at .ntain school house, on astant. The public is * vited to attend. oaken bucket, the iron oket, the moss-covered * I rhymes very wvell; but r that's enchanting, when I am panting, give me rater that Lewis & Son desiring to compete fox r hips of the Winthrop Nor. *: .: Ulege will take notice thai ~ination for the same wil] bt Pickens on Tuesday Ju. atnd they would do well t< * .ructions to Board of Ex. in teacher's columr ~k. i --Thre illnotbeany meeting o an that (day and organize Rforin - - L. R-. DUanAM, Vice President Rice's Alliance *1-purifiers, though gradual ical in their effect. Ayer'i .rilla ia intended as a med ily and not a stimulant, ox * .or beverage. Immediat4 may not alwa~ys follow iti ait after a reasonable time - p u~ent benefit iq certatin to be i d. *Pto Cox & Seigler for bargai m abo,(ves, tin ware, crockery, om anything in their line, their goodi are m~arkeddown 2n per vnt WANTED-A few Boarders. Ap ply to Mrs James Thompson. tf. Col. Wm. S. Pickens, of Ander, son was married last Tuesday t( Mrs. Louis Phillips, This is th third marriage for each of the con. tracting parties.--:Keowee Courier NOTicE.-The Democratic Exec utivo Committee of Pickens Coun. ty is hereby called to meet at Pick. ens, on Tuesday the 10th instant. Business of importaner, will bj transacted, :and all members are urged to attend. B. J. JOHNSTON, Chairman. Levina Miller,aged about 70 years, died at Seneca, on the 18th ult. She leaves 8 children and a host of grand-children to moun their loss. She was a faithful member of the M. E. Church. The sub-trustee Stockhold6ra of the Farmers' Alliance Exchange of Pickens CounLy, will hold their annual meeting at Glassy Moun tain School House, July 11th, at 11 o'clock, a. In. W. W. F. BRIGHT, County Trustee Stockholder. The first cotton bloom brought to this office this season, was from the farm of Mr. Jere. Looper. It was plucked on the 28th ult. and was raised by Will McCoy, who is said to be a "hustler" on a farm. "One of my sick headaches," you will hear people frequently say, aE if the complaint was hopelessly in curable. As a matter of fact Ayer's Pills - not only relieve sicl headache but effectually remov< the cause of this distiossing coi plaint, and so bring about a per manent cure. N O T I C E .-All parties needinj first-class Lumber or Shingles, a prices to suit the times, can obtair the same by applying to W. R. KAY, Pickens, S. C., Or at the Mill, near Twelve Milo Camp Ground. 2t A trash-moving rain between 3 Roads church and Loopers on th< 25th ult. A horse kicked H. S. Shafer, o the Freemyer House, Middlebury N. Y., on the knee, whih laid hin up in bed and caused the knee join! to become stiff. A iriend recomn mended him to use Chanberlain's Pain Balm, which he did, and in tw< days was able to be around. Mr. Shafer has recommended it to many others and says it is excellent for any kind of a bruise or sprain. This same Remedy is also famous for its cures of rheumatism. For sale by Dr. G. W. Earle, Pickens; C. N. Wyatt, Easley; Hall, Sloan, & Co., Fort Hill; Hunter, & Bogga, Liberty; L. R. Eaton, Central.. W. H. Nelson, who is in the drug business at Kingsville, Mo., has so much confidence in Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy that lie warrants every bottle and offers to refund the money to any customer who is not satisfied after using it. Mr. Nels~o takes no risk in doin z this because the Remedy is a certain cure for the diseases for which it is intended and he knows it. It is for sale by Dr. G.W. Earle Pickens; C. N. Wyatt, Easley; Hall, Sloan, & Co , Fort H-ill; Ilunt, & Boggs, Liberty; L. R. Eaton, Cen. tral. Last June Dick Crawford brough1 his twelve-month-old child, sufferin~ from infantile diarrhoea, to me. I had( been wveaned at four months ol( and had always been sickly. I gavi it the usual treatment in such casei but without benefit. Trhe child kiep growing thinner until it weighed hu little more than wheti birmn, orpe haps ten p~oun~ds. I then started th<n father to giving Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoo Remedy Before one bottle of the 25 cent~s siz<~i had been use~d a markted imfprouvemeni was seen andI~ its continuted use cuirQ( the child. Its9 weakniess anrd punmg constitution disappeaired and~ its fa. ther and myself believe the chidd' life was saved by this Rlemedy. T.MnIN, M. D.. Tanmaron, llI For sale by Dr. G. WV. Earle, Pichei C. N. Wyatt, Easley; H all, Sloai & Co., Fort Hill; Hunter, & Roggi Liberty; L. R. Eaton, Central. EIectric Bihtters. Thuis remedy is becoming so well know, andl so popular 0s to need no special mei tion. All who have used Electrl? ittei sing the same song of praise. A pur< mediclne does not exist, and it Is guaram teed~ to (d0 all that ls claimed. Electric Bi toe will cure all (diseases of the liver an kidneys, wvill remove pliples, boils, sa rheum and other affectlons cansed by In pure blood. Will erive malaria fronm thi system and prevent as well as cure all mi larial fevers. For cure of headache, coi stipation and indigestion try Electric Bi ters. Entire satisfaction guarniteed,< money refunded. Price, 60 cents, and $l.( Der bottle. Sold by W, T. McFall, Pil oau3,s. . While the Doetors are Dqubting Scientists have discovered the ger ms of many iiseases but ui for. 'tlunatoly not as yet the mnians of he dostru ction of thoso germns. At present the "culture" and not the destruction of the deadly bac teria seems to absorb their atton.. tion. However they all agree that a well nourished body and plenty of ozone are decidodly unfavor able to their development. While the doctors are in this State of un cortainty; and even longer, would it not be well for the patient to have recourse to the well-tried Compound Oxegem, which is both germicide and vitalizor? During the last twenty-threo years it has cured cases pronounced incurable and this statement substantiated by those who have tried it. It has witnessod the failuro of "lymph" and life elixir.' Investigate the matter for your self. Send for our book 200 pages. It will tell you about the remedy and furnish you with many testi monials and records of surprising cures. Book sent free, Drs, Starkey and Palen, 1529, Arch St Philadelphii, Pa. New York, San Francisco., Cal, Toronto, Canada FOl DYSPEPSIA Use Brown's Iron Bitters. Physicians recommend it. Au dealers keep it. 31.00 per bottle. Genuine has trade-nir- and crossed red Hues on wrapper. SHILOH's CURE, 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. SHILOH'S CURE is sold on a guarantee. It cures Incipient consumption. lt is the best Cough Cure. Only one cent a dose. 25 cts., 50 ets., and $1.00. Sold by all druggists. KARL'S CLOVER ROOT, the great Blood purifier gives fresh ness and clearness to the cor plexion and cures Constipatiori 25 cts., 50 cts., $1.00. Sold by all druggists. When you get to Greenville go tc Gilreath-Durhan Company for N hat ever you want in Crockery-ware Tin ware or Glass-ware. I FOR TERn' au .daOon, a weak ness. Malaria, Indigestionan Bllousness, iin he IIItOWN'S u1(IN DITTERS. It eure~ qui ly. 1-r sale by all dealera Ir Cox &_ Soiglor will soil you a bucket and.d ipper for 20 cents that you have been paying 80 cents for. Go to see them if you want a bar gailn. ______ _ A Gusaranteed Ceare. We authorize our advertised drug g'st to se Dr. King's New Discovery, for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, uponl this condition. If y-ou are af flicted with a Cough, Cold or any Lung, Throat or Chest trouble, and will use this remedy as directed, giv ing it a fallr trial, and experience 1no benefit, you may return tile bottle and have your money refunded. We could not make this offer did we not know that Dr. King's New Discovery could be relied oni. It never disappoint.. Trial bottles free at W. T. McFall's store Large size 50c. and *1.00. health Restored ALL RUN DOWN No Strength nor Energy Miserable . ' IN THN E XT RE ME. I-Zancis COVERED --with CURED BY USING Ayer's Sarsaparilla "Several years ago, my blood was in 0 bad condition, my system all run down,O .and my general health very much im- 0 paired. M4y hands were covered with 0 sarge sores, discharging all the time. I 0 had no strength nor energy and my feel- 0 Iis were miserable in the extreme. At 0 lat I commenced taking Aycr's sarsa- 0 ari la adsoon noticed a change for tihe 0 ter. My apeierturnedl and with 0 It, renewed trnh.Encouraged by 0 these results, I ket on taking thie sar- 0 saparilia till 1 bad used six bottles, and 0 mhalwas restored."-A. A. TOWws O ro. H ri ouse, Thompson, N. Dak. Aye The rsaparillIa i Admitted AT THE WORLD'S FAIR .0000000000000000000000. INTPEltNAL RE tVENUJE SERltVICE,1 l)Is'r<c-r or Xou'ru CAltOLINA, J De'puty Collector's Office. EAstaiv, N. (X.iJuly 2, I1894. Thue following djescribed property hav ing beeni seized for violation of the Uniited States In ternal Itevenue laws, not ice is nl herebr givenl thait theu owner or claimuant mny recover poss*essioni of the samte by3 a giving a Hatisfactory bonid to the (collec r tor~ of the D~istrict of South Ca Jirolini '-within thirty days from thle date hereof otherwise the property will be dleclare( forfeited to the United States: . One Bay Horse Mule, e One Road Cart and Harness. -About 14 Gallons of Corn Whis key. SSeized as the property of Jeff E~ o Wood and James Teague. J-P. OUZTS, 4Ith iv n 7Q1n in,. e' Mrs.4Joe Person's Remed) 'Saves a Caswel 1Count) Citizen's leg from Ampu tation. During the latter months ol year I was troubled witlA a baking out on my leg. It came it fyt in the form of a very large rv log sore. Atter about a month it .mCenced to spread and continued U0\ One hPAlf of leg, from the knee dywV, was al most a solid sore. N ave me much trouble. At times I ws unable to walk. I tried various remdies recom mended by friends atwell as my family physician. BUI it continued to spread and grow wise. One day I was talkig with a friend about having it axputated, and she persuaded me t# try Mrs. Joe Person's Remedy. i bought some of tho remedy and wasn anditbegan to improve at once, and very soon a cure was perfected. JOHN W. JOIINs6N, Stony Creek, (aswell county, N. C. For sale by Dr. G. W. Earle, Drug gists and Merchants of the town. June 7, 1894. tf Captain Sweeney, U. . A., San Diego, Cal., says: "Sh oh's Ca tarrh Remedy is the st medi cine I have ever f nd that would do me any goo ." Price 25c. Sold by all drug ists. LEE P.O , Photographer, FREEMAN BUILDING, P10KENS, S. C. Am now ready to do all kfidds of work in my line. instantaneouis proces and fiiish ed in latest and most popular styles at low est prices i)osible for first-class work. June 29, 184. Stockholder's Meeting. All persons owning Stock in the School House property at Pickens C. I. are requested to attend & meeting of said stockholders at Pickens C. U. On Tuesday, the 10th day of July next, at 5 o'clock, p. in., in the Clerk's office. Every member is requested to be present. J. M. STEWART, Ch. Board of Trustees. June 25,1894. We116 You Visit re Nille You Will Not Do Yourself Justice if You Don't Call at WALKEW'S CASH STORE. Mr. Walker has just returned from Neni York, feeling proud of his success inlbuy in~g goods so very, very cheap. He went purposely to buy, and ho knew that lhe could buy them much cheaper now than his comn petitors did Iirst of the season but he did not expect to have them alnost give hihn goodls. Goods b)oughtilate means goods bought cheap. Goods bought cheap meoans goods sold cheap. We attempt to give yon prices on a few of our many bargains. We beg you to note difference in prlces and then come and let us convince you that what we say is true. We know that our prices ARE TOO L.OW, but they are not by any means CONF'IDENTIAL. We want you to take them. 900 yards Lace, 'good value, at 5 cents, worth to-day one-half cent per yaird. 900 yards Lace,good value, at 8 cents, worth to-pay 3 cents. 900 yardls Lace, good value, at 11%/ worth 5 cents per yard. 1000) yardis Lace, good value, at 15 cents, worth to-dlay 8 cents. 1000) yards Laces, good value at 20 cents, worth to-day 10 cents. 1000 yards Lace, good value at 25 cents, worth to-day 15 cents. WVe hove about 250 pieces of Laces weoll worth 2, 3, 4 and 5 (cnts per yard, that you can buy at 6i, 8, 10, 12 and 15cents per dozen yards. This is an unusual offering. You will also flid our stock of fine L~aces very compjlete, consisting of Chantilly, Appli gues, Point d'IElencon, liutler, Co loud Iliourdlour Point lirussuls, French Medal lion, Gluipure deC Lene, Point Venice, and burs Expenisur Loces. Our Entire MLUNERY Stock Will be closed out at half price, We have a big stock of Strawv Hats, in black and co lored, in all the new shapes, infants silk and lawn Caps 1000 pieces of llack and c'oloredl Millinery Ribbon w or th 5, 8, 10, 12, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 50, 610 andl 75 cents per y ard, at 3, 5, (h, 8, 10, 12, 13, 18, 20, 25, 310, 35 cen ts. Now is the time to buy Millinery (Goods. Weo can, sell you goodls to-dlay cheaper thanii we cou)ld h(1avei bought themi the first of the season. Now dion't forget what we have toldl you, but comeI right to WALKER'8 CA8H STORE. 81 Main Street, Greenv ille, S. C. .Jualy 5, 1891. L4ies In BuyIng Good Thin~gs. They neetd not be high-priced however There are certain prIces below whleh no good honest goods can be bought. Those prices ate ours. If you pay -less you get less. No use dodging the fact. JOHN T. LEWIS & SON. LW* Make our place your headquarteru whiln at Court. July 6, 18A4. NWn OF REPRESENTATIVES. v'RED WILLIAMS is hereby on. nouncod as a Candidate for the House of Representatives, subject to the action of the voters in the Democratic Primary. W. W. F. BRIGHT is hereby an nounced as a Candidate for the House of Representatives, subject to tha.action of the people in the Primary election. LABAN MAULDIN is hereby announced a Candidate for re-elec tion to the Legislature, subject to the action of the Democratic Pri mary. FOR AUDITOR. N. A. CHRISTOPHER is here by announced as a Candidate for County Auditor, subject to the ac tion of the people in the Primary election. The many friends of W. H. BRY. ANT respectfully announce him as a Candidate for re-election for County Auditor, subject to action of the people in the Primary elec tion. S. J. ROBINSON is hereby an nounced as a Candidate for Coun ty Auditor, subject to the action of of the people.in the Primary olec tion. J. E. PARSONS is hereby an. nounced as a Candidate for Coun ty Auditor, aubjoect to the action of the people i. te Primary Elec tion. STATE SENATE.. W. T. ODELL is horeby aunoun cod for re-election as a Candidate for State Senator, subject to the ac-; tion of the Democratic Primary. COUNTY TREAsURER. G. W. SINGLETON is hereby announced as a Candidate for County Treasurer, subject to the action of the people in the Prima ry olection. J. D. (U RETON is hereby an nounced as a Candidate for Coun ty Treasurer, subject to the action of the people in the Primary elec tion. JOSEPH S. MURPHREE is hereby announced as a Candidate for County Treasurer, subject to the action of the people in the Pri mary election. JA MES E. BOROUGHS is here by announced as a Candidate for County Treasurer, subject to the action of the people in the Prima ry election. J. T. YOUNGBLOOD is hereby announced for re-nomination as a Candidate for County Treasurer, subject to the action of the people in the Primary election. Scnoot~ COMMIss1ONER. J. A. McWHORTER is hereby announced as a Candidate for School Commissioner, subject. to the action of the people in the Pri mary election. T. CH RIS. ROBINSON is here by announcedl as a Candidate for School Commissioner, subject to the action of the people in the Pri mary election. PRoBATE JUDGE. J. B. NEWBERY is hereby an nounced for re-nomination as a Candidate for Probate Judge, sub ject to the action of the people in the Primary eloction. M. F. HESTER is hereby an nounced as a Candidate for Pro bate .Judge, subject to the action of tho 1)e0pl1 in the Primary elec tion. COUNTY SUPERVIBOR. MATTHEW HENDRICKS is hereby announced as a Candidate for County Supervisor, subject to the action of the people in the Pri mary election. J. R. ROSS is hereby announced as a Candidate for County Super visor, subject to the action of the people in the Primary election. 0. P. FIELD is hereby announ ced as a Candidate for County Su pervisor, subject to -the action of the people in the Primary election. M. P. ROGE RS is hereby announ ced as a Candidate for County Su perviser, subject to the action of the Democratic Primary election. -V - r"0 7* 0001 doN ka 01yuu mall wo ou, tal'~ Dr Ameb . wea n te oaseaam Dry Goods. NOTIONS, CARPETS, M9it1 liNdow Sodos. All Dress Goods of all Materials at inder all previous prices. See the loods and get prices. Sample of Cut Prices. Belding spool Silk 8 cents. Knitting Silk (best) 28 cents. Coats Cotton 4 cents a spool. Cream and white Ribbona reduced. All Fans at reduced prices. All Ribbons at cut prices. All Laces and Lace Edgings at cut prices. A Coroline Corset at 40 cents. Window Shades at 25 cents. Cornice Poles at 23 cents. Table Oil Cloth at 20 cents. Matting at 10 cents, by the piece. New supply 81.00 Shirts at 75 3ents. 21 yards Sea Island for $1.00. 10 cents Bleach, this week, 74 Dents. Our only reason for such havoc ir prices is the immediate need of mon ey. C. McAlister. P. S.-Butterick Patterns. Greenville, S. C., June 14, 1894. Seasonable Bargains JONES AND GARRISON'S THIS WEEK. Uleaching 5 cents. Yard wide Bleaching the S ceni kind, for 5 cents a yard, as Ion as it lasts. Sheets Ready Made. 104 BIleaching and Hemnmel ready for the bed, at the sari price you would pa'y for ti goods alone. Black Silks. Special values in Black Silks 32 ich CinaSilk, the sam qualitswe have sold at 65 cent a now 59 cents a yard. Ask t< see our$2.00 a yard .Faille Sill will equal anything in G.reen~ ville at $1.50 a yard. Coloredi Silks. 21 inch Pongee, solid colors, limited quantity yet on hand All tBilk 29 cents a yard. Brillilantineo. 40 inch wide at 40 cents a yari Jeans! Jeans! Jeans! We have secoured the agency ft one ofthe best mills in Kentucky an will have samples soon that will saw any merohant within the reach< Greenville both money and freight. Very truly, JONES & GARRISON. No. B IPLTrnw 8TrnIud CHEAPNESS. IT It POOR ECOKOMY To pay 75 cents for a pair of SHOES that won't'wear half as louns a pair of ours for $1.00. There is nothing but solid but solid Leather In any SHOE we sell. * We giuar antee this. We Have the LARGEST STOCK EVER SHOWN IN PICKENS. Every other Department in our Store is Just as complete. We are working for your Trade. New Customers cone to us daily and the good oues never leave its. Yours, Hagood, Bruce & Go. April 12, 1891. State of South Carolina, or County of Pickous, Common Copy of Sumnons for Relief-(Coni plaint not servede .) John T. Anthony, in his own right, and as Administrator of Henry J. Anthony, Vashti E. Hendricks, Sarah A. Freeman, Avorilla Field, Darcus C. Stewart, Adeliza Hill, Henry J. D. Anthony, James R. J. Anthony and Paul 0. Anthony, Plaintiffs, Against Samuel Blassingame, Reese Blassini game, Augustus Blassingame, Frank Blassingame, Dorcus C. Blassin game, Averilla Blassingame, and Sloan Blassingame, Defendants, To the Defendants above named: You are hereby sumnioned and re <iuireel to answer the complaint in this action, which is liled in the olice of the Cler'l of the Court ol Common Pleas, for the sald County, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber at his office, in Pickens S. C., within twenity day~s after the service hereof exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the com-. lplainlt within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for tho relief dlemanded in the cornlatint. D~ated 18th (day of May 1894. T. C. RoIN~SON, [SEAn.] Plaintiff's Attorney. J. M. S-ricaw nr, C. C. P. To the defendant Samuel Blassin game, Rledse Bilassingame, Augnat us Blassi ngame,and( Darcus Blassinmgame, Avarilla Blassingame, Sloan Bllassin game. Take notice, that the com plaint in this action was filed in the' office of the clerkc of the court the Common Pleas, for Pickenis County, South Carolina, onl tho 18th day of May 1894. T. C. Ron1NSON, Plaintiff's-Attorney. State of South Carolina, PICiK1N5 COUN'rY. C:oIIRT OFi COMMoN PLI.H. Richiard Lenh~lardt, P lin ti T, Againust. A~iartlha ElIvira It~'le'omb~e, Nelson 1 T01 J1ohnason, l14 obert W. Holeombtio, I [enry 0. Y.lla IRowen', Johns H. liowen, jr., F. Earlet idowen,, Riobert II. Holeombel, Nora Alex-' andelir, Clarence Hioleombie, Emmxia Ilo41 coimble, Li lli41 Johnson0I, Es.fthel4r Holeombei. J . Mlinoir II oleombe, U. Stella HoIleom11im'. Wilber Earle lioleombile, C. Ber'tie 1It01 comkbeI, Ruieii~ Ei. I ioleombe,4, l(?iesi . JHoleomble, Alarltha .1. IIloiombo, and Martha Elvira I ioleomble, as ExQentrix, andi~ Walter Earle H oleombile, as E'xeentor of the4 last will and14 tes4tam1ent of Rob~et E, TI. I loleombie, d1e44ensed, Delfemiantlts. TPo the Defendant.s aboive l~ned: You are hierebyt summliIoned' and reqjuird to anslwer the comlinlilt in this acition,, of whmicha copy93) is heirewithi se1rved upon1 yoll, aund to serve* at copy of yourtI answer to, the4 i sa1i complan on thI le subsibetir4s at. their after hel serv ice her4Eof, exlsi~ve of t114 day13 of sneih service;~ aml14 if you fil to an.. swer thie comtplaint wdihin the time1 afore saild, thie PIlintiff ints ac5 UtIOI~ion wllapply ], to 11441 Coutf for thei relieif demllundtd( in the C J1. AM. SmwAn'r, C. C. P. (Seal.] CothIran, Wells, Ansel & HlTlingswvorth, Plinitiff's Attorneys. To Nelsoni Hioleombe, Claroee IHolcoe~n anld Nora AlexandIer, non11 residIent defenid anlts abo1ve1 namtted: * PlIease take nlotice, thait the summliaons and copli i ihbov statted casei, c!opies , oflJwhih~f ar11Oleeb serlved( upon01 eachi of yout, wvere fied in the oflice of the Clerk of Stis Cour' on the4 23d1 of A pril 1894 COTHRAN WVELLS, ANqRl,, AND IfOL~EINoS WORTH. Jn n 7, 894.Plainstift's, Attorney's. PRIZE WINNERS -Fnrnished on 15- days test Trial when lhe prioper contract Ia signed. If you tvant an organ of Reputation Buy the Carpenter.Organ. *' LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH, Sheet Music 6%4 cents, till Juno 30th, Bargains in ORGANS now. Gall or write W. J. R. STILES, Teacher Vocal and In irstrumiental Music, 31 Main Street, Green d vine., 8. 0. .0 W. J. B. STILEB, >f Juno 14, 93. The Record Broke Aai We will send one box of OUR ~.ADER LIVER PILLS, (Twenty-five cents size,) to any address, for fifteen cents. Try them, none better. T. X. L. COMPANY l230 Mea Street. Qoluma.