The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, August 16, 1894, Image 3
THURSDAY, AUGUST
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
John Smith is building a new
dwelling on his farm near town.
abb Bros. has the contract.
The infant child of M. F. Hes
ter died Monday evening last.
It was five days old.
One Bureau $5.00, reduced to $8.
98, B. L. Susman & Bro.,
Miss Alma, Smith, of Brushey
Creek, is visiting Miss. Stella New
bery.
One, Jedstead $2.50, reduced to
$1.87. B. L. Susmen & Bro.,
Miss. May Mitchel, of Brewer
ton, Laurens County, is visiting
Miss Stella Newberry.
One Safe $8.50, reduced to $1.75,
B. L. Susman & Bro., 115 Main
St., Greenville, S. C.
A protracted nioeting began at
Concord, Sunday. Rev. J. T. Sin.
gleton will conduct it.
Six Chairs, rattan bottoin- $4,00,
reduced to $2.94. B. L. Suanian &
Bro.,
Warren Lovett, of Sanderville,
Ga., is visiting his neice, Mrs. J. P.
Carey.
One Mattrass $2.50, reduced to
$1.72. B. L. Susman & Bro.,
Mr. and Mrs. Reese Fant, of An.
derson, are visiting Mrs. John L.
Thornley, sister to Mr. Fant.
One Rocking Chair $8.50, re
ducod to $1.50. B. L. Susman &
Bro.,
Mr. and Mrs. 0. H. P. Fant, of
-Seneca, aso visiting their daughter,
- ornley.
at line of Coffins and
State. B. L. Susman
Mrs. Philip Seyles of Greenville,
County, is visiting Mrs. J. D. Hol
der.
One Kitchen Table 6x3 reduced
from $3.50 to $1.75. B. L. Susman
& Bro.,
Married, on the 8th instant, at
the residence of Mrs. Thomas Stew
art, Mr. C. N. Foster to Miss M.
A. Taylor; B. F. Murphree, offi
ciating.
If you want thorough-bred Po
land China and White Chester
pigs, call on Mrs. J1. B. Watkins,
or at WV. A. Arnold, at Central,
or R. J. Watkins, at Stewart.
Miss Lona Bowon has a largo and
interesting school at Six Mile, and
is doing good work for the educa
tion of the youth of that commflu
nity.
One Trunk $4.75, reduced to $2..
87. B. L. Susman & Bro.,
snort. Li1tl, but ,ooli 1,uerzed
and is now out of danger.
*One Wire Spring $1.90, reduced
to $1.09. Sfteman & Bro., 115 Main
St., Greenville, S. C.
Babb IBrothers have the contract
to build a large and commodious
..dwellmng house for George Kenne
inore on his farm between Liberty
sand Easley.
Raiding Deputy Blalock, with
Deputy Marshals J. J. Lewis and
JI. C. Jennings, made a raid in the
mountains Friday night, and de
stroyed three blockade distilleries
'and 200, gallons of beer and fix
tures.
Congressman Latimer has the
thanks of the JounuMi for a copy
of the abstract of the Eloventh
Census of the United States. It
is very convenient for reference
and is a very useful little book.
A special meeting will begin al
the Baptist church ini town Friday.
and the membership will spare nc
efforts to make it a success. Rev
T. J. Rook, tho paster, will con.
duct the services.
Miss IRasaio Lesloy, daughter ol
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Lesley, died
at the home of her parents neai
Easley on the 10th instant. Sh
has the many friends in Pickeni
who deeply sympathize with ho
reavedl parents and relatives in thoi
afilictiom
Rev. B. Holder, assisted by Rev
T. .J. Rook, conduicted a reviva
meeting, at Griffin Church, las
week. Mnxh good was accomplish
ed, and there were nine accessioni
to the church ,by baptism and on4
hvb restoration.
The members of Enon Ohurch
and all others interested, are re
quested to meet there Friday, Au
gust 24th, for the purpose of clean
ing off the grave yard and church
grounds.
RAILROAD'MEETING.--There will
be a meeting of the Stockholdeis
and friends of the Pickens Rail
road, at the Court House, next
Monday, (20th instant,) at 8, p. m.
All are invited to attend.
Mr. Natanel Mortonson, a well
known citizen of Islipeming, Mich.,
and editor Superior Posten, who,
a long time, suffered from the
most excruciating pains of rhou
matism, was cured, eight years
ago, by taking Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
having never felt a twinge of it
since.
NoTICE.-All land owners are
hereby notified to take out during
the month of August all obstacles
in the streams running through
their lands.
8t J. J. LEwIs, Clerk.
The hair, when not properly
cared for, loses its lustro, becomes
crisp, harsh, and dry, and falls
out freely with every combing.
To prevent this, the best dressing
in the market is Ayer's Hair Vig
or. It imparts that Eilky gloss so
essential to perfect beauty.
Messrs. McAlister & Beattie, of
Greouville has a new advertisement
in the JOURNAL. Mr. McAlister,
who is well known to the people of
Pickens County, has associated
Mr. Beattie with him in business
and they propose to enlarge their
business and give their customers
the very best for the lowest prices.
Robert Ambler is with them and
will give his friends from Pickens
a cordial welcome and sell them
goods at figures to suit the most
careful buyer.
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A Wonderful Triumph for
Mrs. Joe Person's Remedy.
When our little girl was about
one year old, she broko out with
Scrofula on the head. The whole
sido of her head and face was a
solid sore, which was very offen
sivo, and her general health gave
way under her affliction. We tried
various remedies for twelve months
without avail, and 'for four years
she remained in this condition
As a last resort we tried Mrs. Joe
Person's Remedy. WoT could see a
change in 24 hours. Th'le sore comn
menced to dlischarge corruption in
such quantity that we b)ecamie
alarmed and feared tho child wouldl
die, but knowing that Mrs. Person
claimed thnt her .Remedy would
expel all blood impurity, we con
tinued it, with faith in its final re
suilt. Thie aniout of corrup1tion
thrown out was almost incredible;
sometimes a cupl-ful would h)0 (is
charged (luring a night. The child
hegan to improve, the sore began
to heal, her appetite became bet
.d after taiking 19 bottles thme
vas well, the sore entirely
nd has remained so ever
a. She is now twelve years
old, is perfectly well, and has nev
er had a return of the disease.
For four years I (lid not know
what it was to get a good night's
rest, as the child was in such a con
dition I alinost feared to go to
sleep. Thanks to God and to Mrs.
Joe Person's Remedy, she is nowv
perfectly well and in good health.
STEPHEN MINoR,
Hargravo, Granvillo county, N. C.
Sept. 28, 1893. 80.
For sale by Dr. G. W. Earle, Drug.
gists and Merchants of the town.
NOTICE OVERSE ERS
The overseers are hereby ordered
to put not less than three days' work
on all the public roads in the Coun
ty before the 15thm of September.
By order of the County Commis.
ioners. J. J. Lixwrs, Clerk.
August 16, 1894,
BRIDGE TO LET.
Notlesa is hereby given that the
Couint~y Commissioneors will be1 at the(
bridge, on WVolt Creek, on the road
leading from Pickens to Itasley, or
Tuesday the 4th (lay of Sept~embe]
next, at, 12 o'clock, for tihe purposi
of letting the contract for the bumld
ig of a new bridge. The bridge t4
be lot to the lowest responible bid
der, who must furnish bond for thm
performance of his Aontraict.
P 1 a n s and speeifications mad
Iknown on day of letting,
By order of thoe County Commh
,sioners. .J. J. L~xwJs, Clerk.
August 10, 1804.
H iarnss (g. Co., of lEikharteId
*iroa na that their pricos wvill be lowe
-I$ 18t thanI~ ever. 1 e wishes us to asi
oger not to purchase any thing I,
-'' tOf ca rriages, wvagona, bicycles o
oru.os util the~y b-vo set 4 cents hI
c~una topay ostageon c.aheir 112 pagi
-~~~r 1' taogu.i We dv 'm the reqdera of thbl
mi~or to tibienh.,ihi . m ~:ggestion.
WANTED-A few Boarders. Ap
CAEAP TRP TO WASHINGTON, D.
C.-The tickets sold by the South
ern Railway to Washington, 1). C.
and returned at the special low
rate of one fare, have been extend
od to September fifteenth (15th,)
instead of September 6th. This
will be of great advantage to any
who wish to take the trip. The
tickets will be on sale at all im
portant stations August 28rd to
28th, at the very unusually low
rate of one fare for the round trip.
While the rates are made espe
cially for the Knights of Pythias,
still tickets can be p)urchased by
any one desiring to take advan
tage of the rate
KNIGrS OF PvTHIAs CoNCLAvE.
A magnificent gathering of the
Knights of Pythias will be held in
Washington, D. C., beginning Au
gust 27th. Tickets over the Pied
mont Air Line will be put on sale
August 28-28, and will be good
until September 6th. Only one
fare will be charged for the round
trip. In addition to the regular
train service special trains and
special through Pillman and oth
or cars will be run for the accom
iodation of special parties. No
1111111's education is complete un
less he has visited the national.
Capitol, and it, would be well for
all who can to take advantage of
this opportunity.
"I know an old soldier who had
chronic diarrliwa of long standing to
have been permanently cured by tak
ing Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoa Remedy, "says Edward
Shumpik, a prominent druggist of
Minneapolis, Minn. "I have sold
the remedy in this city for over seven
years and consider it superior to any
other medicine now on the market
for bowel complaints." 25 and 50
cent bottles of this remedy for sale by
Dr. G. W. Earle, Pickens; C. N.
Wyatt, Easley; Hall, Sloan, & Co.,
Fort Hill; Hunter & Boggs, Liberty;
L. R. Eaton, Central.
My boy was taken with a disease,
resembling bloody flux. The first
tiing I thought of was Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rene
dy. Two doses of it settled the mat
ter and cured 1im sound and well.
I heartily recommend this remedy to
all persons suffering from a like coin
plaint. I will answer any inquiries
regarding it when stamp is inclosed.
I refer to any county official as to my
reliability. V. R oAcR , J. P.
Primroy, Caminp b ell Co., T1enni,
For sale by Dr. G. W. Earle, Pickens
C. N. Wyatt, Easley; 11al1, Sloan
& Co., Fort Hlill; Hunter,.-& Boggs
Liberty; L. RI. Eaton, Cen tral.
Kenneth Bazemore had tihe good
fortune to receive a small bottle of
Chamberlain's Coi e, Cholera andl
Dianhmiaa Remediy wh'len three mlom-l
hers of this family were sick with
(dysentary. This one' small bottle
cured them all and lhe had somei left
which he gave to Geo. W. Baker, a
prominent, [merchanlt ~of the pla1ce,
Lewistown, IN. C., and it cured him
of the same compIIlaint. When troub
led with dlysentery, dliarrimia, colic
or. eholer a-morbuxs, giv~o this remedly
a trial and you will be more thani
pleased with the result. The11 praise
that naturally followvs its introduc
tioni and use has made it very
p)opuilar. 25 andt 50 cents bottles
fo, sale by Dri. G. WV. Earle,
Pickens; C. N. Wyatt, Easley; Hall.
Sloan, & Co., Fort Hill; Hunter, &
Boggs, Liberty; L. R. TKaton, Cen.
tral.
Those wishing to spend, the sum
mer months in Pickons will find
comfortable quarters at roasonalo
rates at Mrs. James Raines'..
Cii A I RATES.--The Richmond
& Danvillo R. R. will place on sale
the following very cheap rates:
Spart anburg, S. C. National Mili
tary Encampment, July 1-it,
1864, a fare and ono third for the
round tA'ip) tickots to h)o sold 1st
to 11ith inciusive, final limit July
15th, 1894.
THlE SAME RATES will also
aplly on the same dlates' for the
TEACHER'S CONVENTION at
Spartanbu rg.
Washington, D). C. Knights of
Pythias Conclave, Augiist 27th
September 5th, 1894, rates of ont
first class fare for the.round trip)
tickots to be sold August 23rd-28t1
inclusive;. with extreme limtit Sop
tombor 6th, 1894.
Cleveland, Ohio., United Socioty
of Christain Endeavor, July 11th
15th, 1894, rates of one first clasi
fare for the roundI tril); tickets tc
ho sold July 8th, 6ith and 1 0th ; fi
nat limit .July 31st, 1894.
Thuiis affording an unusual op
portunity for a pleasant trip).
WV. A. TrUnl<,
(ton i. Passr. A gt
.S. H. HI411pwwt,
0 815 Asst. Gjonl. Passr. Agt
.KARL'S CLOVER ROOT, th<
groat Blood purifier gives fresl
ness and clearness to the con
-plexion and cures Constipatiom
a 25 ets., 50 cts., $1.00. Sold by al
fsuck3ln A rnuca salve.'
r he nest Salve in the world for eu
bruiseS. sores, ulcers, salt rhieum, fev<
Sores, tetter, chapped hands, cihIlln
corns, and all skin eruiptions, and positiv
isy cures ples, or no pay required. It
guaraayteed to give perfect satisfactin,
" money refupded. Price, SQ cents per boy
Fre salnoy W. T. uMoan Pcw,- 8. n
McALISTER & BEATTIE,
Dry Goods, Carpets, Maflings and
Window Shades.
AJEW GOODSj
Of every description are now arriving.
The Stock will be kept up to its
usual Standard of Complete.
nes but as we expect soon
to move to our new
store
63 and 65 Main St.
We will continue to offer on our Bar
gain Counters lines from each
dopartnent at greatly
reduced prices.
SAM.PbLE ;
35 cents Seamless Matting for 221
cents.
50 cents Seamnless Matting for 35c.
75 cents Cornice Poles for 45 cents.
25 cents Cornice Poles for 221 cts.
$2.25 Lace Curtains for $1.50.
Linen Shades on best Spring Roll.
era for 38 cents.
Dado Shades 'UNDEL COST.
Carpets in all Grades Reduced.
$1.00 Unlaundred Shirts 70 cents.
75 cents Unlaundred Shirts 50 ets.
10-4 Sheeting 20 cents.
35 cents Ladies' Fast Black Hose,
25 cents.
4 spools Coats' Cotton 15 cents.
NEW'V LT)r.
75 cent Corsets 50 cents.
50 cent Corsets 40 cents.
-NEW PARASOLS- ~
McAlister &1Beaittie.
P. S.-Butterick Patterns.
Greenville, S. C., August 16, 1894.
Journal Job Printing Office.
+ 4- +
WVo have added to the JoURxAL
a Job Press and Typo, w liich ona
blos us to turn out first-c1ass work,
at reason ablo prices. Would 1)0
glad to havo your patronage. Can
didates who wish Tickets for the
Primary will plense leavo their or
ders. .JAlES RAINI":, .Job Printor.
Health Restored
ALL RUN DOWN
No Strength nor Energy
MiseralIe
IN THE
EXTREME.
~COVERED
-0Rth
CURED BY USIlNG
A yer's Sarsaparilla
bad dieo<tionm ysem yall ru doO
ah dny geeral healt very mh in
tre ynd wer coere h0
had o sent no enetrny an ay fel 0
prp.Hrs Hou msealeI Thneson, . DA.
lAystQmn~aigr'sparla 0
yAmeitt ied an ov ~
It reeodstsagt1 Ncothingdby
Topalok, t a ms i G otls, and ma
so, heh wacthrer.- A. rtherS 0o
to. Hargin talking bom ut heavy
Thti e S a aram aiu to
shw ouwadmte I a e beor
you Cuytenst netheibes
Tohs loottle hoos, und ay
so, heve-ahe Shos; ate ot
Lai ieShoes, bu at outo pricos
il ttoae the atemaxs toi
sLowiyou hat I have thefore
Aouuthe nieof Line, theapest
barains I hae0vrcw.d
Bi Shoes litte ofCahoes Sundy
LDes Gineghoe, aut cpic es,
big tonarie the pricest fare ins
thain Ss I have thebinat
Ail ws nd Corses.o ens
Anther blst of0cret chape
theverl. BakSl aea
I~o aol yrlik oso o
nic ite line ot lidorefs.n
DrNEss Ggham jus inCONfew
nToERiE, TiA prCCO are lss
thAnS I am ine iont.lt
A walndi toiall for attenton
ha n ilends Sof Corsot I have
-eput agsol hewold.
nie littlg lne of TulIlrcnied.'
OR' of amily Medcins
cur hwattdal or 1ac.eCation
to g som extra Die , ARI
haed ne kt nina, of Coie ph wll o
puwt agaihniosnt t orad ra
moneh 11)bi tilfort ofTntyiSeesd.
stap or annaphe foy and. Call ones
r Adrss unPubiTing 0o H3 AISt
mot on ia r. um~ le.~l..Bn
For Congress.
I horoby announco mysolf for ro
)lectionx to Congross from ti
Phird Congrossional district sul
oct to the Domocratic primary I
>o hold August 28th.
A. C. LATIMER.
HOUSE OF REPRIESENTATIVES.
FRED WILLIAMS is horeby ai
iouncod as a Candidato for tl
1louso of Represontativos, subjo<
0 tho action of the votors in tli
Domnocratic Primary.
W. W. F. BRIGHT is horoby a'
iounced as a Candidato for th
Elouse of Representatives, subjo<
,o tho action of the p )oplo in th
P1rimary election.
LABAN MAULDIN is horob
mnnounced a Candidato for ro-elo
,ion to th Logislaturo, subject t
,ho action of the Domocratic Pr
nary.
FoR AUn'roR.
J. G. STONE is horohy announ
d as a Candidato for Auditor, mu)
oct to the action of the voters i
,ho Democratic Primary election,
N. A. CHRISTOPHER is her
>y announced as a Candidato fk
Dounty Auditor, subject to tho a<
Lion of the poopio in the Prima
lection.
The many friends of W. 11. BR)
ANT respectfully announco him i
i Candidate for re-eloction ft
,ounty Auditor, subject to actic
)f the pooplo ill the Primary olo
ion.
S. J. ROBINSON is Ioreby ai
aounced as a Candidato for Coui
Ly Auditor, subject to tho action ,
:)f the peoploein tho Primary olo
Lion.
J. E. PARSONS is horohy a
nounced as a Candidato for Cou
Ly Auditor, subject to th actic
rf the peopl) ill the Primary Elo
Lion.
S-I'A-: SEV A- E.
W. T. O1)EJL is horoby annou
cod for re-olection as a Candida
for Stato Senator, subjoet to the r
tion of the Democratic Prima:
C'ou'ry TRlEASURIER.
(C. T.. IOlE'TIN, i here
anouncel as a ndidefrl T
Cuerto P'esr, Counjet tobI
toeact ion of thePe~ e Democra.Pri
Pmaryec lireion
J. . INLE TO'( N is oro1
anouned s a Canl1didt or Co
Count TPreasu ror, subjjOt ot i Ilt:
acnof the 101)1 pill till Primo
rLection
J. O UR ETO is hoIrohy
hryanouncedet as a Candid r o
fruty Tasrorsbjert the aJcti
hoauof tle people in the Py l
maion. cton
JAS E . BMURPHSREE10
hby annllounfced( as CadidaI.
fCounty Treasurer, sbj oet
taction of the pope in the Pi
mry lection
JAME 'I. YORIOGH is hr
bannounced os aeIn Cndiato f
CniafrCounty Trasuroto
suct o thle aeoln ofthle Prim1
ithrary election
J. A. YOUNGIOODE is hero
announced1a ao Ca.nmiatea
canddol CorCsouner, Tasur
suj othe action of l )0)0i the poo
mar thecrimaoe in
JV. CS.cWORTERO is her
bannounced ats a1 Candidate
School Commissioner, subject
the action of tile people iln tile P
mary election.
TCOUNTS.UOINSJONish
Ilby innoueed as a Candidl
fcoo Conneissor, sub1joet
the actionl of tile peole inl the P
mary eilectionl.
h.R OSishreby anoncdasaCndidtn
asaCiaefor County Suprvosbot
visor acbjec tof tho apctin ohf
mary)1 ilnctileon r lcin
0, P. ROSS, is hreby annon
cas a Candidat for Countyp
pvisor, subjet to th action
tpeopl in the Primary olecti
M. P. FOIERS is hleroby anno1
cod as a Candidat for Countyi
porvisor, subject to the action of
Democratic Primary election.
A99e ugqerge9fs.
housPc OF RFPRESENTATIVES.
B. J. JOHNSTON is horeby an
nounced ats ia Candidate for - the
u11011s of Ropresentatives, subject
to the action of the people inl the
0 Primary election.
SUPERVIsOR OF I SRUl TIs'lON.
Tho frionds of J. A , 0 N Z 0
1. BR O W N respoctfully announce
i him as a Candidato for Supervisor
. of Rogistration, subjoct to the ac
tion of the Domocratic Prinury
oloction.
J. HARVEY KENNEMUtR is
0 horoby announced as a Candidate
a for Supervisor of Registration, sub
joet to tho will of th1) pople ii the e(
0 oming Primary.
.J. Tr. L00PIEl{ is hierehy ati
Illloniced ats a Canudidate firl Super
visor of Registration, subject tIo
the action of the p pl')pI inl tho Pri
mary eleCti)1I.
PROnATE JoAIME
. The friendsof .101IN T. LEWIS
.respietfuIIlyannouneeIm lhimlasialan
n didate for P)rolbllte' Judge", subIjc t<
to the action of' the people in the
Primary elect ion. LC
S
>r J. B. NEWBERY is horeby an
nouncod for ro-nomination as a 0
Candidato for Probato Judgo, siub- f
ct to tho action of the people in
the Primary olection.
Mt. F. (Tup) IIESTER is heroby
>r announced as a Candidato for Pro
h bato Judge, subject to the aCtion1
of the pooplo in the Primary oloc
tion.
Tu AL, .1us-rn'rES.
JAMES RAINES is horohy an
nouncod ats t Candidate for Trial
)f Justico in Pickons C. 11. Township, y
C- subject to the action of the )olmo
cratic Primary.
Ii offering myself for the o11-1 1(f Tia Hi
.11istive, I do so, Iot without e riecre.
1- having servei ia Magistrate inl ano11101he.r
. Stat e. In1 regard to my political ilreer I
supposeM4 that 1.4 well kh.nn'l to the p" ph I,(
y Pickens, hanving leInl Vice 'Presiilnt . f Ilhe
first. lieforn Clin Iin (ireenville ill 19H). If
C- electei I will endeavor to lo my litiy.
It. I)DEll is hereby annol1iunlI
Coda ai canldidate fo Trial .1us
n.. tie. in Pickens C. I1I. Township,y
o Ibject to) the action )f ihle peopl 1
in the l)emnocratie Primarv. I
Cy- I respoeetiftllly annoui~ne myslf
a candidate for Trial .1 usttie, in
Pickens C. H1. TVown)ship, subhject to
11- the act ion of the Domuocrati lri
its- mary.
'ct. W. A. PA LA E lt,
W. C. BRA Al LETT is he.r3h v
for 'T r i a1 1 Justiu iln Pic ken s
13 C. 11. To'iwnship, suh Iji'ct to ihe ite
or tion of the pneople ini iii' )h-nmerat
boe ic Primary.
a
I aiinouiie iuiyseIl I as a ( 'a ad j
dint forl re-elet ion) for ri l .1u. 15
to 1the act ion of thle )h'iocratic*
Toauis.-TIhe 1 )irectors ofi Alli anice
W\arehbouse arie boirelby (c1lled to
to mloet at Eaisiey, S. C., on1 Sattuirday,
i)thi 18th i nsta nt, at It) o 'clck.- 0
T1he E~xecuitivo C'ommni ttee at least., I
aro.( )Xj)oC-tod to) beI prosent.)
0
No'rIEl..---Owing to mocot ing oft
rReformi Clubs, August 11 th, H ice's
10Alliancr will Uhmot onl the 18th, at
a-3, p. m1., at wh ih timo we hiopo to
havo a full meeting, as tihe County
b~y and1( Assistanti Lecturors aro ox
i peted Li) be with us.
3r, \V. 'T. O~'Di.:u, Pros.
>le Notice of Final Settlement.
1 heirebly give nticei' that 1 will apnply' to
J1. 11. Ne.wherry,* . idge of P'robate. for P~ic
ens County, H. C. on Salesday in Sepltem
b y her 1894, for leave to iaiake a f1ina1 settle
.iment of the IEstaitti of WV. H. Chiiyt on, dei
0r eensedi, and14 as1k Ln be dlismissedl as Aidm in
t stratior. Aingusit 1st, 11194.
F. V. CL AVTON, Admi'r.
1.1- Ang. 9-4t.
Wse NOTICE.
I here by giv~e nito tian forewarn any
ro- personi or puersonis, njot to hunt, nor I respass
onl my1 landti, aifter thel adiivertli~ieent of this
or not ice, or they will be14.1I dalth Ib acoig
to law. Thais .ul31:tw, i189I.
to A ng. 9, 184 8. (1. S LOA N.
~ OTICE TO DEBTORS AND CEDITORS.
PartIes lhavIng clims0 aigainst the Eistatie
of Marqijls 1). Kelih, dleceiased, are hierebly
not 114ILi to resenit, the 81ame4 properly at test- i
ed4, to the undlersigned)4, by the 1st iday of
is .January 185i hser 11114)0 indlebtedl to) 5nid
to ,. I), M. KE{i'I'I[, Excutor.
to Anst 9, 1894.
ri- August 1st, 1894.
For the next thirty days all
of our Dress Coods and MIt
od linery Will go at New York
erogers,
45I Coffee Street,
Unider theo Opera Ulonse.
(Greenville, S. u., Aug. 9I, 1891.1
Bu., Prof, J1. N, LOOPER will teach (Classes in
Muii'c - the Course o~f lInstruictlins will icon
of sist ot'Voico Culture, Light Hliginig, Praie
tice of Church andi Su~nd~ay School Music.
on., Terms of Tuition for ten days as follows:
Students ini the elementary liarmony
.~f Ailas, - - - - $1.50 ea~ch.
Adulta noti anony clatss, 1 .004
B1u. Children from 12 to 15 years of age,75 "
Children 12 years andi younger, 00 "
the All private andt instramental les
sons1, 25 "
CLEARING UP
SALE
-OF
8ISIJMBR GOOD8,
LL AT 9 CENTS THIS WEEK
FOR
CASH
15 ansI 20 cents white goods a 9
I(s.1
15 and '20 cents Zephyr and Lace
ripe:l (GinghIms at 9 ets.
12'1 cents Duck and Irish Lawn at
cents,
15 eents latlies ribbed Vests at 9
11ts.
2 Spools Cotton and I paper Pins
r 1. cents.
1. pair ladies fast black Iose for
cents.
15 cents Sittiis for ) cents.
JUST 111,EIEVEDI
)ur New Line of Ladies
* Shoes.
Laties Dongola IhItton Boot for 81.
Ladies Dongola Button Boot*1.25.
Ladies Custom Made Dlongola But
>n Boot. $2.
Ladlies 11and Sewed Dongola Bot
mn Boot $3.
We mako a leader of our Ladies
hoes for $2 and wvarrant every pair
them, and guarntee athein to be as
)od as can be bought in Greenville
>r less than $2.50 or $3.
Very triliy,
JONES & GARRISON,
No. 9 PENDlETLON STREET.
July 119. Greenville, S. U.
Agents Standard Patterns. Cata.
Igne free on request.
W1e611 Yo1 Visit GrediIo
ou Will Not Do Yourself Justice if You
Don't Call at
WALKE U'S
CASH STORE.
mr. Walik.r ias just ret iniet fronm New
I Irk, feeling 111-pren111ld 16h sutccess il l: lilly
ig gettls S4 very, viey bti. Ho went
11r-14144-ly t by, : d he . .l k e tw thathetconlli
l ll 1,114-111 l t14h etlt y 1141wv thlint 1ie einlu
1etlitors i t i iii tirst tf St ,1,46easo bu1t, he did
1a *t til have he m ahnt gi ve.11.ti it, gih 11hh11
lit l-ap.1l'4 ,i I od l b ught~, heap snans goodsii
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'itllrenc i ics andt'' 5411 i thn t n at nd ent,
'li oninc yon-IIV ' l w atw sy stre
tilut iihly are notby nyinei.
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'u) ati I ~ a , i gatiinil 5 genltst'1
nit h 't. -lyo eh l c n e ad
iiih o-wi my :ups.
11))ents r ard. k~nl ihrelN Ihnr
,1it~in yard 21,2, god :nin.15 etitntsh
lt' hh'-day 1tis Milents. tedlu
lO l o-Ih y l l gunts, 1 t-iy o~~a
ftlit'N) ylrds l.a e,v g iood t Iiigital hi,.uu
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4ill b iloseintatlf pice. lot ofv
we, ll t h newol hapes, itfa il
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i bhanwart 5, s An, l, 15 902, 18,9a.
he tiht bey Alleryt ilor
~fhson. ow don't1R~5 GorAE whatNE
SAWAKER 'S AS ST adORE.
.ot of Gli trtreenvian , w.ich
setrucive aape tothi of t
atAnth loato ofthor
Jchard T . EW4 &ESUN.
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