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lbe *eople's Jeuo -~ TIHURIDAY, AUGUST 28, 3 LOCAL PARAGRAPK J. F. Wells is putting th ing. touch on C. -E. Robins office, on Main street. One Bureaiu $5,00, redu. 98, B. L. Susman & Bro., Enoch Mitchel and family, of Brewerton, Laurens county, are visiting relatives and friends in the county. One Bedstead $2.50, reduced to $1.87. B. L. Susnen & Bro., Dr. W. F. Austin was in town Monday, and put his card in the JOURNAL. Road it, if you want a job in dentistry. One Sate $8.50, reduced to $1.75, B. L. Susman & Bro., 115 Main St., Greenville, S. C. H. J. Lewis killed a rattle-snake at his home in Eastotoe Township last week, which *as four foot long. Six Chairs, rattan bottom- $4,00, reduced to $2.94. B. L. Susman & Bro., The U n i t e d States Court at Greenville, adjourned last Satur day. Judge Brawley dispatched business at a 'Nancy Hanks' speed. One Mattrass $2.50, reduced to $1.72. B. L. Susman & Bro., Robert and Silas Kirksey, sons of W. S. Kirksey, brought an open boll to the JOURNAL on the 17th instant. One Rocking Chair $3.50, re duced to $1.50. B. L. Susman & Bro., F. P. Gentry and family, of An derson county, are visiting Air. and Mrs W. N. Newton, parents of Mrs. Gentry. of Coffins and 3. B. L. Susman .?uu ,rtUS s nave had the School house in town repaired and remo deled, and Prof. Stribling will have room for a large attendance of pu pils. One Kitchen Table 6x3 reduced from $3.60 to $1.75. B. L. Susman & Bro., C. Arthur Raines and family, of Rtichmond, Va., are visiting his father, James Raines. Mr. Raines holds an important position in the freight department of the Southern Railway company. One Trunk $4.75, reduced to $2. 87. B. L. Sueman & Bro., Rev. T. J. Rook is conducting a revival meeting at the Baptist church in town. He is much on couraged with the prospect of good and gracious results. If you want thorough-bred Po-| land China and White Chester a very whwwo~.. membership was greatly bonefitod, and there were four accessions to the, church, three by baptism, and -ono by letter. Rev. J. F. Single ton, the pastor, was assisted by Rev. William Wilson, of Green ville county. One Wire Spring $1.90, redued to $1.09. Susman & Bro., 115 Main St., Greenville, S. C. Yon cannot say that you have tried everything for your rheuma tism, until you have taken Ayer's Pills.- Hundreds have been cured of this complaint by the uso of these Pills alone. They wore ad mnitted on exhibition at the World's Fair as a standard cath artic, Mr. and Mrs. A. 1. Petsch, Miss Alice Moroso, Miss Bettie Moroso, Mrs. T. R. Jordan, Miss M. Jordan, Miss Gertrude Burgess, Mr. Burch moyer, Miss Laurie M. Bornest, Miss Marie H. Michel,from Charles ton, and Miiss May McPhail, from Greenville, are at the Ambler House. Not one complaint has ever beeni made by th~oso using Ayer's Sarsa parilhi 'according to directions. Furthermore, we have yet to learn of a case in which it has failed to afford benefit. So say hundreds of druggists all over the country. has cured others, will cure you. Leaders in low prices, Stoves, 'T'in-ware, c'rockery & Glass-ware at Bottom prices, call and see Us cox & SJCenLIa. 184 Main St. Greenville. S. c.. PICKEIKs RiFLE ATT Eiro.-The Pick rI's Rifles will have an all day driil an( liswket Picnic near Mr. D. A. Coopers an >A. Hagood's Twelve Mile place 01 A ugust 31st, connencing at 9 o clock, a . All inembera are requested to be pres L. E. CHILDRtnS, Captain. NOTICE.-The county ExeoutiV4 1ommittoo are called to meet al Pickens, c. H on Saturday th 25th, of August at 10 o'clock a. im Let ever member of the committo be present as business of impor tanco will be transaoted. B. J* JOHNSTON, chairman. NOTI0e TO MANAoERs PnIMANY ELKc TION. -You are earnestly requested t( tabulate the vote of your precinct am send the return to the Court House, oi Wednesday, the 29th. That the namet of the Candidates who have to run thi secoud race may be published on that day. B. J. JOHNSTON, Ch'm. The membors of Enon Church and all others interested, are rc. quested to moet there Friday, Au gust 24th, for the purpose of clean ing off the grave yard and church grounds. 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. Lmwis, Clork. Alliance Meetings,. I will meet the following Alliances, be ginning with the 27th of August 1894 : First Gronp-Peters Creek. Maynard, Dacusville, Cross Plains, Cedar Rock, Glassy Mountain, Mica, Pumpkintown. TheaboveGroup will ineet at Cross Roads Church at 10 o'clock, a. i. Hamilton, Bowen's Mill, 18 Mile meet at Zion School House. Augist 00th, at 10 o'clock, a. i. Liberty Alliance, Johnson, Six Mile, Praters, Palestine. Meet at Johnson's School Chapel, Monday, Sept 3, at 11 o'clock a. In. Mile Creek Alliance, Sept 4th, 10 o'ck. Eastatoe Alliance, 10 o'clock, a. in., Sept. 5th. lickens Alliance, Rice's, Twelve Mile. Meet at Concord Church, Sept. 6th, 10 o'clock, a. i. I would like to meet every one that lase ever belonged to an Alliance The public the are Invited to attend, especially Ln dles. Let everybody attend. The Lecturers willbe on the Alliance defmands and the oppressed conditions. JoH1L 11. MILLEn, Countr Lecturer. H. W. 1NGLETON, Assisted. Ilnusiwell Moseley i1 Jail. The many friends in all this part of Ihe country of the Rev. Hartwell R. Moseley, of the Baptist church, will be astonished to know that he is in jail. Mr, Moseley has been for sev oral years at work as a missionary it Mexico. A letter from his wife t< his father, col. G. F. Moseley, ol this city, received yesterday, an nounced that he is in jail at Sattiloo His arrest and confinement are causei by a track he wrote and circulatei which the Mexicans took to be an at tack on their government and peoplec although it was not so intended. Mir Moseley is safe and is being made ne comfortable as possible in the jail. His wife wvrites that she is allowed te visit him every day. The United States consul generally has taken the matter in hand and expresses the opinion that the Mexicans have no case agamnst Mr. Moseley. As he is an American citizen and has, there fore, ten or. twelve milh.mns of fight ing men, some billions of dollars and a strong navy behind him, he is proh ably not uneasy re;..arding ultimate results.--Greenville News. A Wonderful Triumph foi Mrs. Joe Person's Remedy .ir little girl wvas aboul hd, she broke out witil n1 the head. Tho'whob r head and face was I which was. very offen, sivo, and her general health gay way under her ailliction. We triot various romodlios for twelve mon ths without avail, and for four years she remained iln this condition As a last resort we tried Mrs. Jo< Person's Remedy. We could seoe chango in 24 hours. 'rho sore comn monced to discharge corrup~tion ii such quantity that we bocame alarmed and feared the child wouk die, but knowing that Mrs. Persoi claimed that her Remedy wouk expel all blood( impurity, we con tinuoed it, with faith in its final ro sult. Thu amount of corruptior thrown out was almost incredible sometimes a cup-ful would ho dis chargeod during a night. T1he chill began to impr~ovo, the sore bogai to heal, her appotito became bet tor, and after taking 19 huottlos the child was well, the sore entirol; cured andl has remained so eve since. She is nowv twelvo year old1, is porfectly well, and has nov or had a return of the diseas' For four years I did not knmo' what it was to get a good night rest, as the child was in such a cor dition I almost feared to go I sleep. Thanks to God and to Mr Joe Person's Remedy, she is no p)erfectly well and in good huealtl STEruEN MINORI, Ilargravo, Granville county, N. 4 Sept. 28, 1893. 80. For sale by Dr. G. W. Earle, Drug gists and Merchants of the town. WANTED.--A first grade teache to teach an eight months school i Zion District, No. 8, will pay stated salary. CAIEAP TRIP TO WASHINGTON, D. 0.-The tickets sold by the South a ern Railway to Washington, ). C. and returned at the s1ecial low rato of one fare, have been extend od to September fifteentl (15th,) instead of Septeiber 6th. This b 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 23rd 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 purchased by any one desiring to take advan tage of the rate "I know an old soldier who had chronic diarrhma of long standing to have been permanently cured by tak ing Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrioa Remedy, "says Edward Shumpik, a prominent druggist ot Minneapolis, Minn. 1I 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 thing I thought of was Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Reme dy. Two doses of it settled the mat ter and cured him sound and well. I heartily recommend this remedy to all persons suffering from a like com plaint. I will answer any inquiries regarding it when stamp is inclosed. I refer to any county official as to my reliability. WM'L~. ROACH, J. P., Primroy, C a in p b e 11 Co., Tenn. For sale by Dr. G. W. Earle, Pickens. C. N. Wyatt, Easley; Ihall, Sloan; & Co., Fort Hill; Hunter, & Boggs, Liberty; L. R. Eaton, Central. Kenneth Bazemore had the good fortune to receive a small bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhwa Remedy when three mein bers of this family were sick with dysentary. This one small bottle cured them all and he had some left which he gave to Geo. W. Baker, a proininent merchant of the place, Lewistown, N. C., and it cured him of the same complaint. When troub led with dysentery, diarrnwua, colic or choler a-morbus, give this remedy a trial and you. will be more than pleased with the result. The praise that naturally follows its introduc tion and use has made it very -lpopullar. 25 and 50 cents bottles foi sale by Dr. G. WV. Earle, i Picken~; C. N. Wyatt, Easley; Hall. ISloan, & Co , Fort Hill; Ilunter, & -Boggs, Liberty; L. RI. Eaton, Cen tral. CnEAP RAn's.-Tho Richmond & Danvillo R. R. will place on sale the following very cheap rates: Spartanburg, S. C. National Mili tary Encamipment, July 1-11, 18641, a fare and on10 thlird for the rounmd trip tiekots to 1.1 sold 1st to 11thi inclusive, final limit July 15th, 1894. .THlE SAME RATES will also - apply3 oin the samne dates for the TEACHER'S CONVENTION at Spartanburg. Washington, D. C. Knights of Pythias Conchlave, Auigust 27th Septemhor 5th, 1894, rates of one first class fare for tiho round trip; tickets to be sold August 23rd-28th inclusive; with extreme limit Sop tombeor 6th, 1894. Cleveland, Ohio., Unitod Society of Christain Endeavor, .July 11ith 15th, 1894, rates of one first class fare for tihe r'oundl trip); tickets to ho sold July 8th, 6th and 10th ; fi nal limit July 31st, 1894. Thu afford ing an unusual op) portunity for a pleasant trip. WV. A. Tug, - Genl. Passr. Agt. S. 1II ARDwICK, 08t15 Asst. GenI. Pasar. Agt. BRIDGE TO LET. Notice is hereby given that tihe County Conuniiissioners5 will be at the bridge, on WolI Creek, on the road leading from Pickens to Easley, on Tuesday the 4th day of September next, at 12 o'clock, for tihe purpose of letting the contract for tile build inig of a new bridge. Tile bridge to be let to the lowvest responsible bid der~, who must furnish bond for the pecrformi~ance of his contract. P I a n s and specifications made known on day of letting.. By ordler of the County Commis sioners. J. J. LEwis, Clerk. August 16, 1804. Monday, September 3,1894. s~ M. S. STRIBLING, A. B., - P~RINCIPATL. o Pupils can get good b~oardl in s. private families at, reasonlable v rates. Parents desrig t move to tow toeduatether cildencan ernt comfortable houses cheap ~'If you wish to prepareo youi sons and (laugh ters for businese life or for collego you should give us a trial ; we will do you faithful work. r Send for circular of informa n tion, a M. S. STRIBLINO, McA[LfSTER & B9AI[ Dry Goods, carpets, MottHigs a Window Shades. NE W CGOO.D, Of every description are now arrivinj The Stock will be kept up to its usual Standard of Complete. ness but as we expect soon to move to our niew store 63 and 65 Main St. We will continue to offer on our Ba gain Counters lines from each dopartment at greatly reduced prices. 35 cents Seamless Matting for 2 cmints. 50 cents Seanless Matting for 35 75 cents Cornice Poles for 45 cent 25 cents Cornice Poles for 221 ct $2.25 Lace Curtains for $1.50. Linen Shades on best Spring Ro] ars for 38 cents. Dado liad1es "UNDER COST." Carpets in all Grades Reduce $1.00 Unlaundred Shirts 70 cent 75 cents Unlaundred Shirts 50 ct 10-4 Sheeting 20 cents. 35 conts Ladies' Fast Black Ios 29 cents. 4 spools Coats' Cotton 15 cents. - NE"W LO)T. 75 cent Corsets 50 cents. 50 cent Corsets 40 cents. -NEW PARASOLS-* McAlister &.Beattie. P. S.-Butterick Patterns. Greenville, S. C., August 16, 189 Jouimal Job pritiNR Office. Wjo havo added to the JOUIRN) a. Job Pross and Typov ,hiph on blos us to turn out fir'st-cla's wor a t roasonablo pricos.^ Would I glad to have your patA'onago. Cai djidatos who wish Tickets for tl Primary will pleaso leave their o durs. JAMEs RAIN-:s, Job Print( AS IN YOUTH Ayer's Hair Vigol CORDIALLY INDORSED. RESTORES Natural Growl OF TliE HA II WHEN - ALL OTHJER . Dressing "I can cordially indorse Ayer's Hair c Vigor, as one of the best p~reiparations for the hair. When I began using'Ayer's e lir Vigor, all the front part of my headl c -.about half of it-was bald. The use C of only two biottles restored a natural cC growth, which still continues as in my C youth. I tried several other dressings, but they allt failed. Ayer's Hair Vigor c is the best." -Mrs. J. C. PRtEUSSERi, O Converse, TeXas.C AYER'SHAIR VIGoR~ JPREPARED BY' ' Dr. i, 0. AVER & CO., LOWEtL, MASS. It Costs Notini Tro look at my Goods, and~ it mlu be money mn your pocket to< so, The weather is rather h to begin talking about heas Shoes, but I want you to kno in time that I am anxious show you what I have befo you buy, the nicest line, the be bargains I have ever owne Big Shoes, little shoes, Sundi Shoes, every-dlay Shoes; a lot Ladies' fine Shoes, at cut price big buttons are the late'st fad Ladies' Shoes. I have themn all widths and sizes. Anoth'r lot of Lace cheap than ever. Black Silk Lace 100. a yard. A beautiful pair of Lace Cu tains for 50c. A nice line ot Calicoes ai Dress Gingham, just in-a fc of those 10c. yard Dress patterl no two alike, the prices are le than I have ever been able offer. A splendlid Corset for 25 cen1 andl the best 50c Corset, I ha ever sold. I would like to show you nice little line of Handkorchiej When it comes to GIROCE RII CAN.NED G () O) 1) , CONFE TIONERIES, TOBACCO and f> OA RS. I am in it. I want to call your attenti to some extra fine TEA, and have one kind of. Coffee I Av put against the world. H ome-made Tob~acco at 1( per lb-b-ig lot of Tu'rni p Seed Lot of lFamily Medi[cinos cure headache for 10c. Call< A ug. 9, 18T. 0. HARRIS. FU. N. Funi is thle only 11 htrated pa~per puli ed1 in south Caurolinta. It ia phunitb full wit and~ humor. Sent to your address months on t rial fort wenty ilve-cents. si iFor Conuael, I hereby announce myself for ro olection to Congress from the Third Congressional district sub joct to the Democratic primary to be hold August 28th. A. C. LATIMER. HOUsE oF REPREsENTATIVEs. FRED WILLIAMS is hereby an nounced as a Candidate for the House of Representatives, subject to the action of the voters in the Democratic Primary. W. W. F. BRIGHT is horoby an nounced as a Candidate for the House of Ropresentativos, subject to the action of the people in the C. Primary oloction. LABAN MAULDIN is herohy announced a Candidato for ro-eloc - tion to tho Logislaturo, subject to tho action of the Democratic Pri mary. 8- Fon AUDITOR. . . G. STONE is horoby announc od asi a Candidato for Auditor, sub ' ject to the action of the voters in the Domocratic Primary election. N. A. CHRISTOPHER is horo by alnnounced as a Candidate for County Auditor, subject to the ac tion of the pooplo in the Primary olection. The many friends of W. H. BRY ANT respectfully announco him as a Candidato for re-election for Coui)ty Auditor, subject to action of the people in tho Primary oloc tion. k, S. J. ROBINSON is hereby an ) nounced as a Candidato for Coun ty Auditor, subject to the action of r- of tho people.in the Primary oloc r. tion. J. E. PARSONS is hereby an nounced as a Candidate for Coun ty Auditor, subject to the action of the peoplo in the Primary Elc tion. STATE SENATE. W. T. ODE1LL is hereby announ cod for re-election as a Candidate h for State Senator, subject to the ac. tion of the Democratic Primnary. COUNTY TREASURER. C. T. MARTIN, is hereby an nIouniced ats a candidafte for Tres urer of Pickens County, subject S to) the action of the Democratic |Primary election. G. W~. SINGLETON is hereby announced as a Candidate for County Tfreasuror, subjoct to the action of the 1p0opl1( in) the Prima ry election. J. D). CUJRETON is hereby an niounlced as a Candidate for Coun ty Treasurer, siubjoet to the action of thme poplo in theo Pri mary olec tionI. ,JOSEPHL S. MUJRPIIREE is -ihorob~y anlnouncedl as a Candidate for County Treasurer, subject to my the action of the people in the Pri mary olection. lo of JA MES E. BO)ROUGHIS is here Ty by announced as a Candidate for w County Treasurer, subject to the tOaction of the pooplo in the Prima try election. J.3. T. YOUNGBLOOD) is hereby of announced for re-'nomnination as a s, Candidate for County Treasurer, in subject to the action of the people Inl in the Primary election. or ScoI COMiMISsioNER. "I J .McWHORTER is hereby ~.r announced as a Candidate for School Commissioner, subject to id the action of the people in the Pri w mary election. Ls. ss T. CHRIS. ROBINSON is here to by announced as a Candidate for s, School Commissioner, subject to veo the action of the people in the Pri miary election. s. COUNTY SUPERVIsOR. ~, MATTHEW HENDRICKS is hereby announced as a Candidate for County Supervisor, subject to yn the action of the people in the Pri I mary election.. ill J. R. ROSS is hereby announced ~c. as a Candidate for County Super. visor, subject to tihe action of the people in the Primary election. 0. P. FIELD is hereby announ.. ced as a Candidate for County Su per visor, subject to the action of 4. the people in the Primary olection. Of six M. P. ROGERS is hereby announ. HousE OF RFPREiENTATIVES, 1. J. JOHNSTON is hereby an nIounced as a Candidate for the House of Ropresentatives, subject to the action of the people in the Primary election. SuPERVIson oF REGIsTRATION. The friends of J. A L O N Z O B R O W N respectfully announce him as a Candidate for Supervisor of Registration, subject to the no tion of the Democratic Primary olection. J. HARVEY KENNEMUR is hereby announced as a Candidate for Supervisor of Registration, sub. ject to the will of the people in the coming Primary. J. T. LOOPER is hereby an nounced as a Candidate for Super visor of Registration, subject, to the action of the people in the Pri mary election. PROnATE JUnGE Tho friends of JOHN T. LEWIS respectfully announcelh iin as a;Can didate for Probate Judge, subject to the action of the people in the Primary election. J. B. NEWBERY is horoby an nounced for re-nomination as a Candidato for Probate Judge, sub joect to the action of the people in the Primary election. M. F. (Tup) HESTER is horeby announced as a Candidato for Pro bate Judgo, subject to tho action of the people in the Primary elec tion. TRIAL JUsTICs. S. P. FREEMAN is heroby an nounced as a Candidato for Trial Justice in Pickons C. 11. Township, subject to the action of the peoplo in the Domocratic Primary. JAMES RAINES is hereby an nounoed as a Candidato for Trial Justice in Pickons C. II. Township, subject to the action of the Demio cratic Primary. B. HOLDER is hereby announ cod as a candidate for Trial Jis tice in Pickens C. H. Townsliip, subject to the action of the people in the Democratic Primary. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for Trial Jusico, in Pickens C. H. Township, subject to the action of the Democratic Pri mary. W. A. PALMER. IW. C. JRRAMLETTI is hereby an no u n ced as a Candidate for T1 r i a1 Justico in Pickonis C. H. Townsh ip, su11ject to the ace tLion of the people in th Dwleinocrat. ic Primary. I allnounce mvnIIi as i Caindi (date for re-eleelio 14'o r Trial .J1us tice of Easiey TIownushdip, subject to the~ act ion (i' the D~em)c rat ic Pri mary. P' 1) ClRCTON. DR. W. F. AUSTIN, Deitisiit, SENECA, S C. Will be4 at Central the 2nd. week andtc at Pickene. thet 3rd. weeok ini eacht month. August 23rd. 1894 GOING! GOING! Now is yourI time to buy I)resa (Goods. WVe aire c loing out our entimr linei at Ne w York coat, ini order to dev'.ote whtole Lti to Mililinery. Allisummer Hats at and below coat, mak ing room for Fall line.(11ive us a trial. MISSES ROGERS. 45 00o0ee St. Greentville, 8. C. Uinder the Opera H~ouse. July 23th, 1894. Notice of Final Settlement. I hereby give notice that I wvill apply to J. n. Newherry, Judge of Probate for Picek ens County H. U. on Saleaday inm Setem her 1894, fo leave to make a ilnmal settle ment of the Estato of W.- S. Clayton, de ceased, and ask to bie dismiissed as Admuin istrator. August 1st, 1894. Ag9-t1". V . CLAYTON, A dmn'r. W NOTICE. I hereby give notice anid forewarn any person or persons, not to hunt, nor trospass onm may land, after thme advertisement of this notice, or they will be dlealt with3 according to law. This July 31st, 189-i. Ang. 9, 184. 8. 0. SLOA N. NOTION TO DEETORS AND CREDITORS. Parties having claims against the Estate of Marquis D. Keith, deceased, are herebty notified to present thte samte properly attest ed1, to the unersignedl, by the 1st day of January 1895, aind those indebted to said Estate will feasemnake paymeontto August 9, 1894. Prof. 3. , L.00PER will teach Classes in Music; the Course of Instructionst will comn siat of Voice Cuituro, LIght Singing, Prac tice of Church and Sunnday School Music. Terms of Tuition for ten days na follows: Students in thme elememntary Harmnony class, - - - - $1.50 eacht. Adulta not ini Harmnony class, 1.00 "t Chailudren fromt 12 to 15 years of age, 75 " Children 12 years andi younger, 60 "~ All private andl instrunmmentatl les eona, 25r" July 12. NOTICE OVE RSEERS The overseers are hereby ordered to put not less than three dlays' work on all the public roads in the Coun ty before the 15th of September. By order of the County Commis-. rdonern. .T T T 4, 4 CLEARING UP SALE -OF SUIER GOOD8 ALL AT 9 CENTS THIS WEE FOR CASH 15 and 20 cents white goods a 9 cents. 15 and 20 cents Zephyr and Lace Stri ed Ginghams at 9 cents. 1' A cents Duck and Irish Lawn at D cents. 15 cents ladies ribbed Vests at 9 ents. 2 Spools Cotton and 1 paper Pins for 9 cents. 1 pair ladies fast black Hose for 9 cents. 15 cents Sattines for 9 cents. JUST RECEIVED! Our New Line of Ladles Shoes. Ladies Dongola Button Boot for S1. LadieI Dongola Button Boot $1.25. Ladies Custom Made Doigola But ton Boot $2. Ladies Hand Sewed Dongola Bot ton Boot $3. We make a leader of our Ladies Shoes for $2 and warrant every pair >f them, and guamtee athem to be as oot as can be bought in Greenville for less than $2.50 or $3. Very truly, JONES & GARRISON, No. 9 PENDLETON STREET. July 19. Greenville, S. 0. Agents Standard Patterns. Cata. logue free on request. W11811 You YMRi OWNlil You Will Not Do Yourself Justice if You Don't Call at WALKER'S CASH STORE. Mr. Walker hits just returnedl from Now York, fiee*ling IroII of his Su-C4cess1 in buy Ing goodis si very, very elieap. He went purposely to 1y, anid he kew tit he voilut buy them ni mtch climiper iw than lis coin petitors clid tirst of the seson bit he iid not ex pect, to inrve thietui ahnost give him go~osis. G(ciis 1boulghit bite tulioans gooils bought champij. ( huints buctght.P111 chp ieas goodis We att empit to giv yon' pV. rices onc ac few of ourii ianly barigaiic We Ii-g you1 to) nctic cli'erece4ic pr is anti11(1 ohen csi aIi let us eon viinocc o that w hat we say~ is truei. We) knoiw m41. 4n1r pcrlces Acnc -ro) rLOW, but I hey aire not. by ainy mceains We wai ii yon In 1ak thceni. '.N) yairils Laice, ! gonali vale ati i 5 i' ieents, '.)M yairils ILacei, gioil value, a1t 8 cenits, wort tic-fay3rns 'ttW iar< 44 lane, gootii li luei, at I 1%4 worthI S rcnts per yardl 1(111( yairtis 1,a44. gentci v4 liue, ait. I5 i'ints, wicrtlh Iii-tiny 8 cent s. 1(000( yards4l I~cares, gocid va hie ail. 2) ceils, wvort hc tic-dayi I0ii. . wvorthi ii-dayi 15 ccents. We. herve cabicutc 2Z5n pieces o f Lacicis weI worth I 2, 3, 4 andci 5 irents pier yar14, thait. you ecnn buyi cal i, X, It0, 12 andii 15eeniits perdozen.li or Entire MILLNERY Stock WVIll 4 hecosedl olit. cit. hlf pirice. Wei havei' a big stock of Stracw Hacts, inl bilack aci o loredl, ini all th nwiew shape Iis, inifancts silk and laiwn Capjs. 1(3(3) pleers5 of I lia a( mi coloredi 3111liecry 5~0, 6iiiand 75 14ents per ya1rdi,ccat, 5, GM, 8, 10, 12, 13t, Is, 241, 25, :t0, :t5 'enits. Now 1i4 thei time1 l.o boy M1 liinery G.oodccs. WVc ennc sill yon1 good~ss to-cday eheaper thanii we culd haive~ 1bought themii tie tirst of thei'seamsonc. Now~ cdoni't. forget, whait wo have~ tohul yiou, buit icme right to) WALKER'S CA8H STORE.. 81 Miain Stcreet, ireenille, s.H NEW GOODS -AT LEWIS & SON. Just rciivedl a nico lot of 1YEN AND3 30Y8 H.A.Th. Anothor lot of All to behol 011CrEAP. Don't fail to see ours before buying. JOHN T. LEWIS & SON. $$' Nake our place your headquarters A ugust 9, 1894. Iwill ho pleased to fill orders -for FRIUrr TRE~s, GRAPE VINES, SrRAWHERRY PLANTS and ORNA MENTAL ShIRUnnlERY. I amnAgent for E. L. Taylor's Nursery, which is located two and a hal* miles South of Greenvillo, and which~ is filled with Trees ayni Plants suited to this climnate. I have been in the business for een years i1 will han ir,~