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'fPje Jeopl's J*egleged. TBUiRBDAY, NOV. 1, 1894. LOCAL PARAGRAPHS. euaaml'. subscrlbera. The editor of the JOURNAL has advanced money, in order to send the paper to the subsayibers and now needs his money; if You are a friend to the paper and wish it to succeed you will not delay further in pay ing your airearages. Those who disregard this notice, may expect their names to be stricken from tlie mailing list. The mailing clerk does not know who is good pay and who is not, but will be gov orned by ti books, when he begins to cut Off subsOribers. and the editor is forbidden to Interfere.. ROLL OF HONOR.-Irvin Miller, J. S. Satterfield, J. F. Lay, W. S. Parsons, E. P. Taylor, J. S. Maul din. The above is a list of our sub scribers who paid during the month of October. We will continue to publish the names of those who pay, and each week we hope the list will grow.. At the end of the year we will publish the names of those who are two years and more in arrears, and in order to let them know that fact, and save us the trouble of writing to each one of thbin, as directed. hits. S. P. Bruce is still criti cally ill. Hail was reported in Eastatoo Township Friday night. See McFall's Budget this week, and hear what he has to say. Dr. W. F. Austin Dentist, will be ta Easley, November 7th to 10th. The price of cotton seed has been reduced ten per cent. Keep them and <uit guano. Coroner Parsons was in town last.week, recording the proceed ings of his court. Julien Bruce, of Anderson, was ir6 town last week, visiting his mother, Mrs. Emma Bruce. Pendleton, were in town this week, visiting the family of J. J. Lewis. W. C. Bramlett has a change in his advertisement this week, which he is anxious for his customers to see. James P. Cary, Esq., of Pickons C. H., was in the city this week at tending Court -Anderson IntellIi gencer H 0. Bowen, Esq., who has been visiting in the county, returned to his home in Sherman, Texas, last Thursday. WV. 0. Singleton, of Dacusville, was in town Monday, en route to Oconee county, which he will soon make his future home. When in Seneca stop at the Keowee Hotel. Mr. Blanton will treat you right and give you a fine meal and an elegant room. See the big advertisement of H. Endel, of Greenville, and get his prices on clothing. He has a large stock, and can suit any customer. B. D. Stowart, who is a popular salesman in Walker's Cash Store, was in town Sunday. His Pick ens friends were glad to see him. Cotton Mills on Twelve Mile River will be considered by the people of Pickens and Anderson Counties at Central, Nov. 2nd, at 7 p. m.l See the change in the advertise ment of J. M. & E. B. Dickson, of Greenville, and give them a call, ~when you need anything in the Shoe line. Rev. Hugh McLees preached in the Presbyterian Church, Sunday morning and evening. His ser imons were well received by his congregations, being replete with sound doctrine and deep thoughts. Col. J. E. Hagood .arrived in town Monday, and is negotiating a saile of his timber lands to a Nor thern comrpalny. If the scheme succeeds, a large hard-wood facto ry will be built near .town, thE. railroamd finished to Pickens, and at .tramnway.huilt to the foot of the mnuntains. Mr. Whit ta'kin, the rep esentative of the company, has honA1 iln the county about 11 week. .nnid. spe'nt nevfral days in the mlountains, exaininifg the timber uind making estimates of the quan ti ty and the, costs of utilizing it. He was please iwith the prospect and will make a tavorable reports to his company. Lewis & Sons won't be undersold pn 8hona. A cough which'porsists day aftei day, should not be neglected any longer. It means something uiort than a mere local irritation, and the soonor it is relieved the better Take Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Il is prompt to act and sure to cure. GLORIOUS NEWs I-Trade for the past four w6eks has boon large. We have been giving our competi. tors Japanese blows to the interest of our customers. We are selling Shoes and Groceries at prices low or than ever, this week, to make them get on -a Shanghigh move ment. 2t JAKE MARTIN. Easley, s. c. Messrs, Cox & Seigler. Gentlemen:-I have an Excelsior stove which has been in constant use for 20 years. I consider it the best stove made. Mrs. Dobbins says she weuld not exchange it for a now stove to-day, unless it was an Excelsior. Yours respectfully D. S. DOBBINS, Sept. 2, 1893. Reedy River P. 0. Nice Cream Cheoso at Lewis & Sons. For a pain in the side or chest there is nothing so good as a piece of flannel dampened .with Cham borlain's Pain Balm and bound on over the swat of pain. It affords prompt and permanent relief and if used-in time will often pr6vent a cold from resulting in pneumo nia. This same treatment is a sure cure for lame back. Fo rsale by Dr. G. W. Earle, Pickens. C. N. Wyatt, Easley; Hall, Sloan, & Co., Fort Hill; Hunter, & Boggs Liber ty; L. R. Eaton, Centrnl. 4*WHAT* Home-made Shoes did you say YES! We got 'em and we are selling 'em cheap for the SCADS. Lot Home-made Jeans cheap. Hats just a little cheaper than anybody. Don't forget our 4 and dress GAR, ........~..-. .....cheap We have some notes and account that need punching with the cash Don't fail to see about yours as soot as possible. JO0HN T. LEWIS & SON. November 1st 1894. SAY MY [DIEMD ? The Gold Bugs and Dead BEATS are getting the best of me now, so I anm compelled to allow all of my honest cus tomers to help me by settling their account. Please do so if possible I am needing money very bad to pay debts with. I have still got Sugar, Cof fee, Syrup, Lard and Flour to sell and some Patent Medicine to sell, come and buy a bot tic and it will act on your Liver and Lungs and cleans your blood so that you will always try to tell the truth and pay your honest debts, hopeing you will take my ad vice andl give mes your trade. W. 0. Bramlett. November 1-94. Neuralgia ATTACKS THE EVES Makes THE LIGHT Unbearable. PERMANENTLY.CUREO BYT USING Ayer's Pills "My husband was subjet to severe attacks of neuralgia which caused him oi great pain and suffering. The pains 0 wore principally about his eyes, and ho e often had to remain in a darkened room, cj using dne before each meal. They very~il en eomneh re thmo enobet tadtelgt yS0 aeon afforded relief, followed by permna- 0 nent cure.' I am a strong believer in the1 em~eaoy of Ayer's 'ills, and would not o~ be without them.. for. teni times their cost."-Mrs. Mf. E. i)EDAT, Liberty,' Tex. "I have used Ayes's rums in my family o for forty years, and rdgard them as the Oi very bet.- Unclo MARTIN JANCoCK, ~ Lake City, Fla. c AYER'S PILLS0 Received Highest Awards AT THE WORLD'S FAIR * .oooooooooooooooooooo FOR SALE, A good Build ng Lot, onl Garvin street, con taining one-half acres. Terms casia Oct 11. AS R nmE. A New Dress. What more interesting to the av. trage woman just now, unless it be the question-where she can find the best and prettiest variety at the low. est prices. We do not claim the largest stores in the State or stock of dress goods equal to all the stores of Greenville put together. We do claim as fiine a stock of carefully eoleoted New Dress Goods as was evor seen in this oity and lower prices than can be fou'nd anywhere else. Our stoc'. was bought after the tariff reform; therefore we get the first choice ac the very lowest prices. DosbeSt Cut of All Novelties in Dress Goods-From this day on $1.00 a yard will be the price of all our Fine Novelty Dress Pat terns, ranging in price from 69.00 to $15.00 a Suit. The early bird will wear the finest plume. Cloakes A ND Cape,. This department is complete in every respect-nothing but the new. est and latest styles. Be suro you see ours before you buy. Shoes! Shoes! Shoes! WELL, I SHOULD SMILE!! And you will do nothing else if you will wear our shoes. Ve sell the Bay State Shoe for Men, Women and Children and war rant every pair of them'. Money re funded if not just as we represent them. Many Bargains to arrive this week, Come and see our little store. JONES & GARRISON, No. 9 PENDLETON STREET. Sept. 27. Greenville, S. 0. Agents Standard Patterns. Cata logue free on request. Ad LoW Triff Pices, It y:u will examine my stock you will be convinced that I have goodf at REFORM PRICES. Just thini about the prices below. . Shirting, at 4 cents Cotton Checks, at 41 cents Good Prints, at 4 cents Standard, at 5 cents Wool Flannel, from 12i up Eiderdown, good quality, 15 ets Fashionable colors of Outing, 8 t( 10 cents. Wor sted, all colors at 10 cents. Cashmere, at 17, 22, and 25, cents. Bargains ini Tlowels, 18, and 25 inches at 5 cents each. Table D~amask, at 20, 30, 40, and 50 cents. WVork Shirts, at 20 centsg each. Unider' " 20 " D~rill Drawers, at 25 cents a pair SH OES. Course childrens Shoes, No's. 5 and 6 at 10 cents a pair. Men's Brogans at 75 cents. Nice Button Shoe at 90 cents. A lot of small No's, ini Ladies' Shoes at and below cost. Bargains in summer goods, Lawvns at 36 cents. Jreans W~ool Filling at 17, 19, 24, cents. Jeans Pants, at 75 cents, CLOTHINU. Men's Suits, at $4.00. " " "5.00. " " 6.00. " $7.00 up. And many other tings, I can't mention for lake of space. Come to L. REin SMITH will be with me, and be glad to See, and serve his friende. W. LEE SAMMONs, will be wvith us to serve you in the Cotton busine~ss. Call and see us, if you want to trade, that's what we mean. J. H. BROWN, L iberty, P. C. Sept. 20th, 1894' Citation Notice. Tfun S-rrr 0" 8OU'r[ CAnoINA, County of Pic'kens. By J. 11. Newhiery Esti o,toui. W~hereas, E. 11. Lathonm inade suit to me to gran~1t himit lettetaH of .Admiitbstrat~ion of the Estate anid effecte of Mrs. Susan1 E. La them decea'ised. Theise are Thereforeo to ('Ite and( admonish181 all and1( siniglar thne klindr1ed and1( Cri'tora of tho said Su~isani I. lathiem dei'eed , that they be and apjpear before mee, iln the Court of P'robaste, to bie bebi at IcIkens Court H~ouse, S. C. on the 25th1 day of October next, after pulica't ion hereof, ant 110o'etoc'k in the forenoon, toI show enae, if any they have, why the saidt A(I dm1~initrtionI abou111bI o be granted. October2'l 18114 in thle ill) year of our Indeend-~d dIIIEce. J1. Ii. N EW HER Y~tl, C. C. P. Oct i i. Notd ie to I)ehteris nud( ('red itcmrs A1l p 'rsons1 haini'itg climis aigaiist I ho Estait' ofI Jacob0 M . King, do consed(, ar'(e1(2 noified to pr'esent th< samoiii to th unders1((''iigned:, p~roporl Drcomhor' nextI. P'ersonis inde~btot to said Estato must. mlakO patymfon -on or boforo time abiovo) meritionedc - MARGARET C. kING, J. MONROE INdG, W e .Feei A ai We are unlike the Cabman and the Urdertaker. The former drives away his patrons, the latter. Buries His, but we have always man aged-tb Retain "0'irs. How do you manage to retain your customers and get now ones every day, did you ask. The answer is simply this, we buy NO SHODDY GOODS. We brag on quality as well as quantity. We are informed dai ly by our many customers that we are at the top for quantity and at the very bottom for -prices. Don't 'confound the two. Re member quality is absolute and prices are.relative. . Put on your Bargain, Speclacles. And notice quality closely as we name the low prices. Our buyer was the last to leave for Market, he went late purpose ly and he gained b& it, as he got the big advantage in the Downfall and tumbling in Prices As you look through our im mense and well selected stock of Dress Goods, that contains every thing in Dress Goods creation, a bewildering richnessgreets your eyes, and then in .our.(frinAming department, its <fazaling bril liance invariably temptsyou to buy. SELL YOUR SHEP AND QUIT THE BUSINESS. Come and qriee Qur woolen goods eFpecially our Jeans and woolen Blankets and you will take our advice. Come and see us thou you will understand what we. moan. Now don't forget to call and see us. Our stock is always com plete. Our prices are as low as the lowest. Onr service is ample and, ef ficient. Heed what we say and call promptly and often at WALKER'S CASH STORE. 81 MAIN Sr., GREENVILLE, S. C. Throw away y'our old snit, that horrid thing. and get one of J. M. RAMIPEY'$ Boy's Snits, $1 60 to $2.50 MeI4's Snits, $4.50 to $7.00. Men's Clay WVorsted, 810.00 to $12.50. Men's Satinet Corkselew,*$12.00 to $14. TIhere is notinig acaldIental ab)out our display of Ladies' Dress Gloods. Tihey cannot fail to please the most exacting. Alpaccas, 9 eents per yard 40 inch Hlenriettas, 15 to 410 cents. Dress Filannels, 25 to 410 cents per yard. All-woo' Serge, 42lnelgs gide, 4g cents per yard. Ginightams 6 to 8 cents per yard. Twill Flannels, 19 cents per yard. Rehool Bloy Jeans from 15 to 25 ets. per~ yard. - Notions ! Notions I ! Notions ! ! Good line Towels, 25 cent.. Corsets, 25 to 65 cents. Needles, 3 cents per paper. And1( all else in prop~ortIon. Mi Call early to avoid the rush. J. M. RAMPEY. Easley, S. C. Oct. 11, 1864. --OF ~[~LUzn i Phax FOR TIHE PHOLKS. MR, EulTOR: Things have got into such a "muss"s we hardly know what to say , but there's one thaing wE are going to try to doC. W i're go ing to (10 the vEny nasT wE CAN. We have two houses full of nice Newv Goods, and1 want to "divide out" amongst our good neighbors. See here ! Just in ! Another car 1load of that excelient Flour. One of Sal to arrive, and Fur niture enough for all, to say nothing of D~ry Goods and~ Shoes, Clothing and M'ats, aUlockery, IGlass, in---and everythmg in H ardIware. Pocket and 'table Cutlery, Buildiung Material--and a gocd line of everything that is neces sary abouk a w e 11l regulated house. Anvything ! Every thing! Come to1 see& us. Yours, W. T.' McFALL. ~. November 1st 1894. THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Piokens. In Common Pleas Court. By virtue of decrotal orderf arid orders of foreclosure, mad in the following named casek aid on file in the Clerk's offico, will sell on Salesday in Novem ber next, during the legal houri for sale, before the Court Hous< door at Pikkeus . -i:. . C. th4 following described Real Estate to-wit: C. II. Judsen, Treasurer of Frman UnI versity, Against W. P. Tate and M. P. Hall. Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale. All that certain piece, parcel, or trael of land, lying being situate In the Conn ty and State aforesaid, oil waters 01 Georgeys Creek, waters of Saltuda river containing one hundred and sixty (160j acres, more or less. being the saime lam1 coiveYed to W. P. Tate and Marion P. liall, partners as Tate & Hall, by A. C, Meba han, on the 26th of January 1887. Also. all that other piece. parcel o tract of hand, situate, lying. being in th< County and State aforesaid, (on waters 01 SAluda river, and containing forty (40) acres, more or less, it behig the saim tr.ict of laibl'conveyed to W. P. Tate am Marion P, Hall by T. A. Mcainhan oil 260th January 1887. Tern---One-ialf cash, balance twelvt months time, sectuied by hond and inort. gage of the premises, with interest from day of sale. J. D. Smith, vs. Jackson Cannon. All that piece, parcel or tract of land, lying, being situate In the County and State aforesaid, known as the Bell hoal place, adjoining lands of Vardy Fergn son, R. A. Hester, T. W. Cochran, anti others, contaiiing one hundred and sixty. one (161) aer as, more or less. Terns-One-half cash, balance an a credit of twelve months, secnred by bonl of pureliaser and nortgage of the preml ses, interest from day of sale. Richaird Lenhardt, Vs. Martha llvira Holcombe, et. al, All that certain piece, parcel, or trac of land sit'aate in the County and Statt aforesaid, on branch waters of Birushi Creek. adjoining laids of 11. 0. Richey W. R. Berry, Dyer Child and others containing one hundred (100) acres, moj or less. Also, all i.at other piece, parcel o Plantation of land, situate In the Count, and State aforesaid, on branch waters o Birushy Creek, of Saluda river, containinj one hundred and twenty (120) acres, men or less, bounded by lands of Dyer Child H. 0. Richey, Matthew Ellison, and thi Sidney Cavel place. Terms-One-half cash, tle balaace oa a credit of twelve nonths. secnred bj bond and mortgage of the premises. In terest from day of sale, purchasers to pa3 for papers, and recording the same. J. M. STEWART, C, C. P. October 11. Sheriff's Sales. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Pickens. J. M. Steward, Adm'r., vs. Sarah A. Stewart, et. al.. By virtue of an order of sale made ii be above statedl case by .1- B. Newvbery Es~q., Jundge of Probate, on the 24th Ju ly 189-l, I will sell to the highest bi'tine before the Cour't Ihonse door, at Pk 8. C., on Salesday in November ne that piece, parcel, or tract. of Ia waters of Crow Creek, adlol~iing la B. P. Poweli, Estate of R . A. St and others, containing thirty oi acres, mom e or less. Terms Cash. Purchasei to pay for pa pers. JT. II. (G. McDANIEL, October 11, 1804. S. P. C. Our Book(s Most Be Closed. A Reasonable Request. Evecry person who justly owes the oh fIrm of Lewis & Xorris, is heroby notifle that a settlement must be made. 1' you want to pa'y your juslt debts witl out cost, come on betw~een tis date andi th 1st of Decembler next. Thosqe who cannot pay all of their noto o account, come up like menx, andi pay whxa you can, and give goodi papers for balane and we will try to carry it another year. nut every one who owes uis and fails t< comply with tis request, will have to set tie with an oftieer of the law, and let judg ment be taken against them. Now Brother, we wvavt to treat you fair hut we are going to have every dollar tha is justly duo us, if it is posslie to get it. MP WeV( will take Corn, Cotton, or Cot ton seed, at market price, b)ut wVouldl rathoi have cash. JOWN T. Lawise & F. M. Monnis. Oct. 18-Im Harris' Prices! Best Patent Flonr, 64.00 pecr barrel. Good Patent Flour, $3.50 pei barrel. 50 lbs. F'lo'ir, 90e. 25 lhbs. Flour 45c. Black Pepper 100. per lb. or~ 12 lbs5. foi $1.00. Sardines 5e. good Salnon 10 cents. Seven hig bars Soap for 25 cents 31ason'~s big box Blacking Sc., two boxc es Bluig 5e., a pound of Soda for; naickle. A good A xe for halt a dollar, and on that I will wvarramnt for (15 cents. A pair of strop Hiinges for 5 cents, anii a keg of Steel Naiib for $1.90. A pair of Cotton Cards for 40c., -Woc Cards for 25c, Shirning 4e. a yard, and stan daird Cah co, at 5c; Drills, Sheet ings, Bleaching and Checks, awful cheap. This Is the way we get there on ShioeR Woman's good Shoes, solid, all heathei 65e; Mlen's whole sitock One, water.-proo) Biooms $1.95, WVomnuu' Sunday shot s 95 Flue Shoes worth $1, at $2.50. If ye don't (iluik I can treat you clever oin Shot bing all1 the measmures and1( try ime- i law to make you buy. hut. come and sen .JlLns--best alil-wool at 20e, tine D< skin at. 25e:. fonr 5poleis COats' Thlrea< 15ic., best Oil ie5. per gallon. lrimg mec Chickens, Estgs, Corn, F'o der and Seed Cotton, A NI CAsli. T. 0. HARRIS. October 1i, 1894. U.e flrown 's Iron Bitter. Ph~ysiclians recommend it. All dealers keep it. 21.00 per bott. Genni has trade-mar'c and crossed red P Oino onwramma 3. The NAMES are being imii Easie- to imitate the names than it i ar ~wjAND ZE are' knowi all over this Country a the price. When you want a Stove be sui Sign of the Big November 1st 1894. All the choice newe t styles k fashion world, ar ed by H. N 83, Main Si These garmcnts are the finej art and without exception the in ever shown in Greenville, Is it not to your interest to 1 style quality and economy? This 83, Mai We are stockc to Garrett With knw to the 0] and at such priee 250 SuIts at $6.50 Wort 350 " " 7.50" 250 " " 8.50" 175 '- " 12.00" 275 " " 15.504 300 " " 65 A full line of Boys and C proportion). And as for Overcoats, and I we can compete with the world, prices, IlmTHESE GOODS Mu less of profit. Be sure to call buying, November, 1-94. H. or you a o oleo Wa',h in ar r " i, airus an ga5 f n wilor o e to it. souula t 4 a nntn whol.l~n I o : Cotton Buyor oCalont. O-I ae toO i llpa highe t i t. for oto. FCu, i A A A. J.pll BOGGp. r <. .Frsl i Pces i . bSept.. 20-2m at I. 4ted--but be $ E to Initatete Sh N L Mo s the bost Stoves ever.sold' 0 to come to see us before ydu .REATH-DURHAM: CO., Watch, neai' the Couit HloU80. Greenville, S. C. it fabrics and Rown to the now display-A DEL . Greenville, 8. C. A Specimens of the tailoring ost tastefully-made goods my' where you can combine can1 be dole at II, St, Greeinville, S. C. d from Cellar every thing lothing trade, s as wvill sur. thi $10.00 11.00 12.50 16.50 20.06i 25.00 hildrenCls Shirts at the same tubbers. "McIntosh" Coats, in both styles, colors and st be sold at once Regard at 8.3 Main.-Street, before INOELj Main Str R~EE~NVIT wa, Ulirn- rau to cthor aoxoaus.4 r~oau c cI v i o of r ob eno opu r sa . -, n r o r ljfro tI C ho C aed lIVE MEDi 0Lt.. lason)ioTompe,Ounc~gg. JIt 8'INU T LWl, (eNasloy Statoi.). 4~rs. T. S. Hawkins, Ohattanioo ,rc'enn., says: "Shiloh's yi, lizor 'SAVED MY LIPE.' aisidor it the boat remedy fo. Icbil itated system I over used.' ir dyspepsia/~ Liver or' Kidnov auble it excels. Price 75 centic, ii by all druggists.