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TH PEOPLE'S JOURNAL or. 0C. IOBON, JXD1TIt. PVELZISER EVERY THURSDAY. Subscription One Dollar a Year . Entered at the Post Office at Pickeus as second-clms iuatter. FLECTION. The latest advices obtainable from the wires at 12 in., Wednes (lay is that the United States has gone republican, nearly as bad as it went democratic two years, ago the democrats losing all the State. except South Carolina, Georgia and Texas. Morton beat Hill in New York at least 80,000. Evans in this State is elected over Pope by about 16,000. It is said that the eonvention is knocked out by a small majority, but full returns may save it. Evans majority in Pickens is about 400. It will take the official count to decide the convention and dispensary ques tions, with the chances in favor of the affirmativo on each. So far as can he learnod the election was quiet, orderly and fairly con ducted throughout the county. The following is the vote of the county as far as can bo heard: Pickens-Evans 118, Popo 57; Convention, yes, 103, no, 77; Dis pensary Yea, 82, no 69. Easley-Evans 115, Pope 51; Convention yes 72, no 99; Dispon sary, yes 72, no 71. Liborty-Evans 72, Pope 7; Con vention, yo 45, no 42; Dispensary, yes 48, no 30. Six Milo-Evans 67, Pope 0; Convention, yos 60, no 7; DIispen sary, yes 70, no 2. Puinpkintown-Evan s 54, Pope 5; Convention, yes 4-4, no 16; Dis pensary, yes 47, no 10. Pra tors-Evans 26. Popo 0; Con veition, yos 7, no 19; Dispensary, yes 16, no 9. Central-Evais 73, Pope 21; Convention, yos 60, no 34; pensary yes 54I . 9. .9'H Plains-Evans 36, Pope 0U: Conventionl, yes 23, no 6; Dis pensary, yes 21l, no 7. Fostors Storo-Evans 36, Pope 43; Convention, yes 25, ne 17; Di. no0 1. v'ans 17, Pope 17; 14, no 22 ; Dispon The following are the totals from ten precincts, Mile Creek and Dacusville yet to hear from and they will increase the major ities at least 50. Evans (614, P'ope 164 ; Conv~en tin yes 463, no 350 ; Dispensary yes 457, no 255. beasibeof Oliver Peruy Earle. New. reached here vest*erdav of the death, at his home at Ea~rles v'ille. ner Landrumi's. Spartan burg county, just over the line from Groonville, (f Oliver tPrry Earle. Mr. Earle was b.orn the day of Porry'i famious victory over the Briti'ih fleet on Lake Erio in 18I13 and was namied for the victo rious commander. lHe wag, there fore, 81 years old. He was a brother of the late Rev. Thomas Earle, of this county, and had ai very large number of kin-people throughout the State, being one of the leading members of an ex tensive and influential family. He was the uncle of Dr. Joseph Earlo and of Theron Earle, of Greenville city. The hitter left heo yester day to atttend( the funeral.-Green ville News. flroani Maca. Mat. EDI-ron: If you will allow me space in your valuable paper, I will give you an idea of the sing ing of the day. I am called Professor of Music, and claim to knoW something of the science of music andi am proud of the little knowledge I have of this heaven born . science. And feel that singing is a high calling and the Bible teaches that we all should gggae God in song. ArIeare also commanded to in~g with the spirit and with the uuderstanding. Tne people of these Southern States are singing now more than the Professor of Music. In. February and March, the * favmors goes to the merchant, and gives a lien or mortgage on his crop, gets his guaho and supplies. 64 k~ 4 hink cotton times are going to And accordingly they ~ K.Y )nt gJg cotton crop, in God from whom l '11blebeings flow, Praise him all'oreatures here below." But alas I The drouth.comes and Ihe crops are cut short and cotton goes down instead of up. Fall yomes and all those - mortgages, liens and bank notes must be paid with five cents cottoi. on' ic. rfiin Aay in Novembor. They di not sing for a month or two, and then we hear them begin, not with the melodious voice and the soul stir ( ing melody, we heard in thisjrih"91 and not in a major key. But have all modulated into a very sad minor key, with thin t uoreeking voice, ''Show pity Lord, I Oh I Lord, forgive, let a repenting rebel live." They all have sung the latter more in spirit and with, th'e' un derstanding, this fall than ever before. According to my obse! vation and I hope they will still sing tiN sad song, and not plant cotton which cost, over eight cents per pound, to grow it., a) * buy guano at $28 and $24 per t6S, and have to sell their cotton it fivo cents per pound to pay for it. Farmers wake up, save your cotton seed and mako your fertili. zor at home, and not plant so much cotton. If any at. all and not have those guano notes to pay. GIrow corn, plons, wheat, oAts, rye, etc., and your own meat at honi and we can all sing "Praise God from whom all Blessings flow Yours for reform. J. MARION LOoPER.. CIOeAsO. to elene. COTUMBIA, S. C., Nov. 2d.-T he b)oard of trusteos of Clemson Col. logo have just finished their an anual season. They have reduced the prico of board from $7 a month to 86 to take offact from thi i6xt 1 050on which opns in February. l'his is cheapor than ait any insti tution of the kind in the JInited States. The trusteos thiuk tIat. AI.t1c+d--h~'hrd can be -prma nently kept at *6 IL month The students will be given the sine) bill of fare as now and will be al lowed all they want to eat.. Th trustoes will call on the logislaturo for anl appropriation to aid, the college niext year. It has not been docided what will be asked for, but. it mayZt h) something like $30,000. This appropriation will be -noces sary for soveral reasons. One is thamt the loss of the main; building by fire this Summnor entailed a& ee rious loss on the college. Aiwtot is that the institution has spfont ta great deal of mIQIoe this year 13 compi~letting tihe various buti lings. wh ich a ire abso0 lutely nece'ssary t the successful carrying out. of the work to be dont.. Still another reasonI is that tihe inconto) from fertilbzer tags next yoar is oxpedted to be veriy much r&.uced. The)~ present session of the c logo. has h)oen shortened. It wasm to end( Decomibpr 20th biut the board provided for its ending 0ii the 30th of this mfonith. Thie yea soni for this is that tihe heating facilities are meagre so far anid the board does not care to take the risks of subjoecting tihe students to the results of exposure. By tire time the next sossion opens) ini Feb ruary tihe beating facilities will be improved. The1 work of rebuilding the main building is progressing Nat isfactorily and the building will be ready for use in February. A. sasame Patient Omat on Peeba i. lMke. Trosable at Costs-. Euoed Ntart on tSb. Faesory Sehesme. Correnpondance of Thu D~aily News. CENrnAL, S. C., Nov. 3.-A young man about 19 years old became in sane on yesterday and with an open krafe defied arrest. ,Consta ble Hopkins finally slipped up be hind him and pinioned his arnis. He is now in the guard house. He. had not long beeni out of thes agy 1um, being out 0on probation. -He. will be returned immediately.. The factory meeting last night was enthusiastic ini spite of the weather. Speeches were :made bj. Col. D. K. Norris and Messrs. T. C. Robinson. D. WV. Daniel .a~ Jam. L. Lay. A letter was' read from Col. Jam. L. Orr reguptting his inability to attend. Tre~r wil be another meeting on Next .Fri day night. Let everybody .conie. We must have the factory. . ; Tespas ,Motk . All persons are hereby *arnedl hot to trespass on our lands ini Pickens County, either by hnrite ing, Sahing, or in any way enter ing upon the samne. W. 8. IatesYt R. A. I~n LNNUAL 3Po'T8s or .OFrIRS kN' PN{*' COS -f PBas CAPITA. ,The Joard' .f Rogente of the sylu, held iiK.ii1 M6eting e,terday, tlh. wsmbsbg .--B o44 eing Dr. Talley4vof41amoilty; .Aux ihy White, of O i- M r. .din , of Han~p 0aQdrll . of Rock i '. W . aylor; presidqt4 tt. r, was revellted(imm:~l. bitggupro'son':by The board received the iyobbprtsr f Presidev t 'Ialor "an4.d &pin undeut Babcook, and thpywill be orinted for presentation- -to tho: egislature. ' No accurate fig.prgs of the r )orts can be given, bt it was 1 oitnd that the annual cost per cap ta of the inntomates.gf. the Asylum au4 been, ci)eapor .thni .year than svor before in the history of the nstitution. The.cost wiill not ek :eod $180, as a gainst $132.35 last year. The chiof'roason for this is that foods woroocheapor'this year than last and the Asylum has grown more things on its'farm. The figures of the number of in jiatos do not indicato. that there ans been an iner.oase.in insanity inl .his Stato. "ho avorako' number ?f pdfients in the institution each nonth during the years of 1890, 891 and 1892 was 754; for 1893, 65, and for 1894, 778. Tho num or of patients troatod in the insti ution during the past year was bo'n 1,108 as against,1,115 last ear.-Colum)ia Registor. 7ACTS ABOUT THE THORN WELL ORPHANAGE. It beganiperation twenty years t go with a- half dollar in the treas- r ry. It is now supporting over one t indred(l and thirty-orplians, annu. e BY, at' a cost of one thousand dol. a 1 ir a niohnt. -f. The orphans. are froi t'he 0 e yterian, Melodist, E pisicopal, ,utheran, Baptist and .six other ontmiations ; from eveiy Sout h- ( rn State, and sonic Noi-therhi; froni -1 very .prof8Biofi andst'Aitiol in so o~ty ..' ' ..'.*-" . .. .. . They. are .educakad. roligiously ,i' -and't itadd-'ti'oii'o~Y' boy mnd girl .ig,q~t~agfjodb iiinini( 10ome tra<fo, to suppo1rt themsofv'os. *Thoitefujiport' i inedm UfAM'eo tolihary gifts' of God's' peop'iO. ~rovisions, clothing nlnj..monsey, 11l such g'ifts maiko .up..the .sum11 ijnnually n)ooded. -. --.: Yes, help1 is-'dNedd nof. On lho 1st, day fffa'esbi theore wag llot.onoedoIler inifho treasury, and( 11noexpected1 saIv frojn the hands of tihe Almighty Father. The orphianage is located at Qlintou,. South Carglina. TPho towir has three railroads to carry in gifts of prvsin.Rov. Wmn. P. Jaco'bi~ i its "hcId, to whomi gifts of 'money may bo 'aat This is thg montly for: the thank offerings. Next shon'th is for Uhristmnas offerings, and the neOxt for New Year's offerings. Which shlall it be? Nothaing Cheap About it. Dr. Drummnond's Lightning Remedy for Rheumatism is put upj ill large bottles, and1 on1co soon it is neover mistaken for any other poreplirationl. All the chloap roe dier put together aro not worth 01n0 bottle of-Drummond 's Light ning Remedy,' and( any suifferer who has taken it, will boar witniess to its mnarvulous power, and1( the druggists who sell it say- they havo' negar seeI~ ts''eqih'. Fiil larti enilars sont by mail and the rome dy by express. Drummond Medi eino Co. 48-50 Maitin I ne, Now York. Agents wantod. W.jT A. Mc~4ire, a wel. k nown pitizen of McKay, Ohio, is of the opinion that -thodi~is 'nothing as good for children.- trontlod with oldS or croup as Chanmberlain's. Lough Remedy., *HIa has used it .n liis'family-for se'versl .yearswith ~he best- resultand -always.k;6eys >ot~le .ofit in the -konso... -After )ay~n'g. la.grippo -:ho- Was h.imself ,roe bled'with a.nevere'ougha . die iae4 other roemedaesswithoustban~ liglet it soon -offectud--n, permxaneit puro. -25 andc 50-'oent' botlos ror.. gale by- Pr.. G.; W.---.4arle, P'iolens; U... N.-Wyatt,4 ,Easles; lIai, Bloan-, -&. Cog; Fort .Hill; Fiutter;'& Bogl Liberty; - L. R. SWNErT News.--Wo arb.'selling rwenty-four polids of 'Sugar ftor )neDollargand- good Molasses for 2t JAKE MAiTnm riceurgos on 1 Five Cents Cotton Our 690lk~f Dre* Goods, Na ions epot ..3Mgtings. and sgades ow n r.pricep as lIV AN ive 7: . Our coun ters abound with bargains .nmrous~to n~w.ntkion. In Dress Goods we lead both in tlevand' picos. Jeans-We have the best ever of. red In thi or any other toWn for he money.". Our 36-inch iancy and plain Dress roQ(ds-t .) 'eents the ladies say )eats any thing in town for 25 cents. Trimnuiig .t6' match all Dregi .oods at lowest prices, and all the iery litest styles. Irish and butchers Linen all prices. Canton Flannell-bleached and un Aleached, and all ..colors always in stock.' Try our $1 Kid Gloves, can't be beat. Our $1.25 Kid beats any Kid 3love on the maiket for 'M1.60. T our fast black Hose, 3 paims or 30 cents and our 25, 33. and 50 !entse, can't be beat. We have them t all -priee.tfrom,5 ceiits to $1.25 a air. CORSET STOCK. We carry Thompsons E. G. R. rid H. S. aid L. in black and white. We also have the best Corsets for totladiua er oftered in this eity. Ve iZi th lbt Z Corset. We havn't the space to mention le ha&fhWet pai't of-what we car y, but A v, r you need anything Itit .is gren rally carried in a first lass )ry.,fGoods store, como to us nd you willI get it at the right, prices. ,enember our stock is entirely new roi a pin to the finest thing we arry . .S.I.Es4MEN. . N. (Go d.t: Frank Smith, Jats Campbell. No .;G reenville, S.C. 1AY MY FBIEEDS? The Gold Bugs and Dead BEATS r'e getting the best of me iow, so I am. comnpelled to Glyv~ '1/f;'hny houestcus ;omers to help me by settling :heir' account. Pleae do so :1 possible I am needing ioney vei-y bad to paiy deb~ts with. I-h'we Atill got Sugar, Cof fee.; Iyrip, Lard aud Flour to sell and some Patent Med.icine t9 ige.l), epine( and1 buy a bo0t tie and it wvill act onym ~iv e 4l u4Ings and .eleanp your gI~ so that you wvill 4Iway~ ti;g to .tell ..the trutlh and( pay our honest debts hoping yo wil take my ad v'ice andl give me your tra~de. W. C. Bramilett. .Novenmher 1-94. Executor's Sale of Land. By virtue of power vostedl in mn by' the~ last will and testament of John B. Claridy dleconsed, wvo will sell at Pickens 0. II., on salesday in December 1j894, the followingi lands to-'wit: AJ I t hat~ tract of land, in .Pick Llns bounty in Cent rail Townsh ip, iin Waters of Twelvo Mile and Koo, wVo( Rivers, adjoining Iamds of Ilamiilton Iawrene, William Lawv. rondo1, N. B, Mooreoand S. W. Clay. ton's esItaltA., c4mtatfininlg 160O acro. more er loss,.,hoing the home plaiet of the said .John B. Clardy, de. ceased: - : nN. U.Lny - ,r. K x~n - C.. Xecutors sal'.Nriakt; *62 Cortl and t St4. Now fldi4li, dked a large suIiply rf DrWham&4k .l ightning Ihome. .hat ft ' -peme11dy is l0.not (mrt Cen. I~Hyg4Itw, as -it's-s4ffects oni -herin gtign'. air Isimply mnrvo, oudt-superior to 'iny rhouma tic inedicine w.eihave over sold." This a h igh spr ie bu.t the remedy. fulh y deserves 'ib,* f, you hAn-o' th4 heijmatisnvyoh cannot all'ord to lo witho .lUga great remedy any onger, .Ask. ..youmr druggist for it, >r send to ths iDruminond Medi. /SEVERE That is the way the wenther prpli. *etsare talking. Why nt pepaie for it? We can supply you with flanels, Vderwal And other winter goods, at prices that cani't fail to impress. you. SPECALS THIS WEEK! 35 cents Corsets for 23 cents. 50 cents Corsets for 38 cents. .75 cent. Coraline Corsets for 50 cents. 3 pairs' ladies extra beavy Black Hose for 26 cents. 3 pairs gents Seamless Half-Hose for 25 cents. Ladies fast Black Hose 25 cents, former.,price 45 cents. Red Flannel shirts 42 cents. 50 cents Suspenders'for 25 cents. BRITSSELS CAlPET 50 cents per yard. A good quality Carpet at 35 cents per yard. Window Shades (spring rollers) 222 cents. Cornice Poles (eherry) 21 cents. 1IOALISTER .& BEATTIE. 63 and G5 Main St. (Next door to National Bank) P' S. - Butterick Patterns. (1recenville, S. C. Nov. 8-94. SHEPPARD AND .ELLISON'S PRICE LIST, Georgi.' Home-made for rougl tvare, is the best. Nice lhne Ladies' Shoes, patent fast ener's given withi shoes, so you wvil not b~e sewing on buLttonIs every Sun day before going to church. Chil. (dren 's sho.S, a' specialty. Indigo Prints best, 5. cents pei yar d. All woelI Twilled Flannel 16 2-2 conts per yard1. All wool Twilled Flannel best 2C cents per yar.. All wool School Boy Jeans 16 23 All wool School Boy Jeans best '20 cents per yard. 3-4 Sh irtin 4) ~ ets pcr yard. 7.8 Shirting 5 " 1Ia ts aill kmiids, anid styles with 33& per1 (cnt off. .ln' miss getting a $2.00 Ilit for $1.50. Come early betfoi e t hey are all goneo.. Good line of Shirts and uinderwear, chevap. A .Goodl pair' Blankety', 90) cents. 1 pair Counter'painies, 90.cents.. I. X. Ig. P'ocket knives 20 per 'cent off.. . Nails steel eut, 21 ents .per'pound. . By the keg 21 " Shot 63 et e ot *Best Paitenf Fl our '' 5 con1 pe'r b~arriel . * ecqjd.I ate'itL . Flol). $3.50c(nt Straight.Pa~t et Flour $3.25.. per barrel. - te t We hace~ mainy o thtngr ha you wvill td, w~hich. space here don4t 'allow us to to mnentin, so cal to see us wh'len in town *.Respectfully, SIIE PP.\ R.) & E LISO \ TEashv. Sep. 97 1894. ....o I* But yourself if you fail t c9ne an t which' we ar6 Selling Boys and youths' best quality Ru Spring Heel. The very thing to dr Bring your girls and boys ailong 's the best made-Shoes in the city anm W y not have the best? Our good, than others who try tb initatg witi Jas. M.-& E. Manag Grsenv lie, S. C..}Tov. ,894 To the People of Pickens We have again opened up in NEW- STOCK -OF CLOTHI and kindly invite you -to call on still have. our Trade imark, Fifty Cents on -OkR STOCK COE *Elegant Mena's Eleganit Elegent In fact it is the largest. andI Gr'eenvilh. Come a ~d se us. Oct. 10. *1 9 W hien IHaba til It's .a (lay we all *its scono) of soleni Still'-*cas'tsi "a: gle~a - w*"-hani ittilw - For':a babfl) V~rfn * i; *It-s I muse-C-weet., ite *the baby)~ p)'t-oIp - It closed1 the dooflrs - opened widle the That leads from arti - .the hill of man's The light otf-wni * . .. the fuagarnt patl: -Of baby, aund enti - - .-lte day he puit 01 \eihonestly belioeve that our nev mn's and bpoys' wearal~les is as cc of the'i~rettiest th ings us any store our Clothing is that it pleies the, and makes'more friends for us. E& We claim the best for the money. ordler to cheaponl prices. Ii here'$s sr the ji-ices reasonlable.. and 4e 4'e can~ a&ve 1 FaI Stock I 'e ini h -V are ch COX & Sept. 20. 1894: '13 = P.'l 7--*-v get the GREAT BA s8et Lea~iher caee avd BDut ith yn.'We will f~thein taj liigh grade Shosa e .-cheaper trashy stuft B.Dicksonq1 ere., A -.. - 1..0 County. Gretenville, -with --an -entirely *, Fal) andWintqar, is to examine ourAA, sto. rthb-e wlDfiohr *~j n Street, Grony eAl S Ciia C..'aw. h gre RI t . -. ers ofnote*t Ooubrityits, Gr ine cforwfa 'an etrl >,iuete: and braepar veaer tis family nut . , erbal clin -t' haet gth %tiY ~theuai b.ht toge fMain Street. runvile. 0..