The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, November 15, 1894, Image 2
THE PEOPLE'S JOURNAL.
T. C. ROBINSON, EoDrTon.
prILISUND EVR9Y TRURBIAT.
- Subscription One Dollar a Year
Ent ered at. the Post. Ofiee at, Plkens as
* acconld-elaas maitter.
Chairman Irhy has rendered
valuable services to the Democrat
i- !arty in the last caipuign and
election and .has managed the mat
teri with excellent care and per
feet inmpartialityi By his watch
fulness and forethought white
supremacy inl South Carolina has
been saved and the blessings of a
white man's government has been
secured to the people for a long
time to come. The last hope of
the whiskey ring and the reckle6s
political time server has depar
ted, and the free white people of
this State can live without. dread
of their baleful influeice.
WILL ELIEF COME"
The result of the last. elect ion is
afording food for reflect-ion and
the people of the South hav lit
spirit. or inclination, either to
mourn or to rejoice. Republi
ennism has been tried and failed
to satisfy the country, and Dem
oerney has been given a fair trial,
and'l the peoplo of the United
States have just repuidiated it and
irono b'ak to seek relief at the
hands of the tirand Old Party.
Mr. Cleveland led the party to
victory, but hadl not the wisdom
to profit by it and secure the bles
sings expectod by his triumphant
host s. He lost the opportunity,
the cuily ehamice, whichl he or any
other Democratic leader will ever
have to establish the principles of
Democracy and make thetm per.
petuanil in the laws of the land. It
is a great. pity that he allowed his
*vil spirit. to blind him to the pos.
sibilit y of making him name illue
triouIs in thie history of tho couu -
try, as a trum patriot and bene
Iactor of his people, but h<- forgot
his followers ani noglected to re
leemi his pledges. Hil ias two
Years yet, but he is powerless to
savo t lw artv frmn inevitable
(si-ruction, should lie repent and
ry to ret rieve t he los45 a t the
lh-mocratic party.
.\ r. C'leveland~ wi's warned of'
the certin resultI of his policy
and his disregard for the distrean
of the country, and will have lit tle
symnpathy in his hiumiliation anid
dlisgrace?. Theii defeat and rulin of
the party' is a severe rebuke to
him and1 may afford his eneis
iniside the party a good opp~ortuni
ity~ to upbraid1 him and( to remind
himt of hts selfishness and petty
tyrany, but there is little consBola
tion in the thought that Cleve
land has pulled down the D~emo
erahic tempile on is oiwn hieadl and
is among t he slain.
His outrageous abuse of the fed
tral pat ronage and1 h is other modes
of cont roll ing legislation and de
feating the will of the pe'ople wvill
cause the stutfering and toiling mil
lions to hatte his memory, but
what hope have they for a change
in their con91d ittin thirough Repub..
lican mnanagemewnt. of governmen
tal affairs. The local interesats
and election will engnge the atten
I ioni of the people of the South and
for'n time will divert their indiis.
but the truth must eome home to
them that relief through national
chlannelewill be long delayed if it
ever reaches them.
TEElE ELECTIOIV.
The :Republicans have swep)t
everything before them in the na1
tional election, having both bran
ches of the national legislature.
T1heir majority in the H~ouse will
be .112, not countoig the con tes
tants who will evidently be seated
by the Republican vote. In the
State it wiil take the official count
to satisfy 'the extremae conserva
tiv'es, that the convention hias ear
ried. There is no longr doubt1)
that the majority for convention
will be at least three thousand.
Evans is electedI governor by a
handsome majority and the offi
cial count will silence Pope the
roniainder of his life.
In the county the official count
* s as follows:
- or Congressman.
Latimei, .785
Robert' MoorMihn, 82
K. H. Evans, 82
- For Governor.
J. G Eyaig,718
Sampon Ppe,174
orLieutenant GAovert or.
W. H. Maimerm an, 726
kg t~ Oqere, 748
- Conveniti'oja - .' -
No, 408
Total1 number of votes Cast, 97.
cotton d0eed for Roge. .
Many of us can rentember whop,
hogs were feKon cotton sedodlby
and also the supposed disastrone,
affects from their egeFAh
people have been -diaeusniug the%
use and valuo'of cotten 'ood 'o
lato, we give one maro suggestioik.
from a correspondent.:of.- 9im;iaia
per. He makes a strong 'cae' i'
favor of feeding theni to hogs:
"Contrarf to prevailing opinion,
cotton seed, if properly nixod with
other food, so as to make a prop
erly balanced ration, is the cheap
et hog food wo poioses and por
foctly safe. They are to-be found
on every far.T. ai: are..noWVdjioing
sold at one-half their' valde con
sidored as a stock foo(l, :as-, ni
pared with the market value of
corn. Thero is nn: abiund nt crop
of swoot idfatoeA, t whio1i bnn 1AiP
ther be marketod -nor h-osadrivod t0'
advantage. (ottogglnd,ar et
iniXOI v. i
potatoes mixe n proportion of
oi of thaermor io three of tl.e
latter, .Ild boiled together, gill
give a hog food sul)erior in every.
respect to corn and absolutely safe.
"To those not -h avingjbotatoes
and using corn as a solo fattening
ration, I would-suggest to mix cot.
ton seed and co'. buihe'lfoi- bush,*I
of and grind togeth 'ori-dol.
"Fed recordiiig to either motir
od, every huahnoli f::Oot('u soud
worth to the farmer ag 'tnedh na*
half bushel of'copif, or tit ti .6
ent price of cornBg..codte p, q
ol, while thair prosent. imarket
prico is lose than half."-a-Cbtton
Plant.
Probna Z~besW. m.u
The Old Folk Aiscal Ap 'is
tion mnet att L~i b'rt ac l0
Sunday Nov. 11 th.. Notwithstandj
ing the inclemency of the day, t1le
-rowd was very large, far boyond
Lhe oxpectancy of any. The church
was filled to its utniost capacktyt
besides a large numborK otitside,
rhe singing was grand,, i.d- all
woomed delighted. The es x4. and
last meeting of tho sgi<IU1hoi
this year will be held. at Cross
Road s church the folrth'Sunday
*n Nov. 25 at 9 a~. in..All who have
ot availed themselves of the op
portuinit~y of attending the aocia
tion are repect.fully mnvited. to
meet withi u". lBy order of .Asso
ciation.
Al fred 11. Shiepperon, t he all
known cotton statiin and unthler
of cot ton facts, h'es-gie hise 6En
ion1 as to the p'robablo) dize~ of the.
cotton crop~s :and the future of
prices. He thinks' the estifnayte
that thle present t'ot ton cropll
amount to over ten milioni hAles
has~ no basis, , alt hough si,ho; *p~
will be a large Qoe. Har thiiks.
there is no evalenco' that the airo
age is any larger than in in1)ft ur
the weather coni itioti miorjfaigyot
able lie thin ks that the, tendency
ta reduce ac'roage' necxt. year- witl
causeI cot ton to go back tlo Might
cents in the isprinig, after 'the fur.
mer's have sol a'll their co'o...
Roi.L o1r HIoNOd.--.Tylor Moor.,'
And)(r(ow Anmderson .iEd,wna Thay-m'.
er, B. D). Gairvin, A~. 1,. Pace, Dan
ied Mills, W. C. Martin.
- The above is a list of the Jo11nI
the socopd week in '~~ r'W
will continI)u#'. oNelier.namo
of t hoset who pity, and eatch woek
we hope) the list wi,lt Graw., f the
end of the yepr 'we will.pulisli th.'
names of those who are b6ar.b
and imore in ar'rears, inl ordgi
to let thamn kncytihit fan t,'ind
save us the troule of i-i tln to
each one of them, as .directted.
W. A. Mc~uire, a Wvoll kn~ownt
ci tizen of' McK ay, Oi'o,''isdf's th~e
opinion that there is ntihing as
good for chii ldren troubled 'with
colds or croup -as Chamb.erlaini's
Cough Remedy. Hie has 'used'- i~t
in his famnily for several yeatie'iiith
the best result and ftwnis-keo'y's
bottle of it in the house.''After
havi-ng la grippe he was himself
troubled with a sovero congh; ' H
used. other remedies with e4d
fIt and1( then concluded: to tfy~ fli
children's medicine and to'fWide
light it soon effected a jierni'ient
mre. 26 and 60 cent b.6ttfis
'or sale by Dr. G. W. -Earlo,
P~ickens; U. N. Wyatt, .Easles);
Jall, Sloan, & Co., Fort ll;
tu bter, & ' Boggs, Liber't; I,, -B.
NipeoOreaki Chesp;A Low&
ions.
as. TI'ltecpx t cold weather has k ll
ed d Il t
crop h s bee i batrvested and wiJilI
8 . rgr il
dovgte thei*V, tftb le
c ?rf4 oats and iiiri." T'Iy
,p pot mn debt i,,e pri
,iItnot troublo 0iwyo o
ri yi t~i;.llh i.a at, by
Rev.L. Jones, Miss zuie. Porter
to Mr. D. Lowis.
L,. k. Dtii'hl n'i t to Colm
bia Wodi ivdiay, with Ujta IFederal
election roturnst Mrs. - Durham
'accoinpan ied hi in- to- AWIcville
where she will visit roliat',iv for at
wile.
.':,. ffarnll tolil viis' a pointeil
mnanager..dor -ilie :$ato lect ioih
.LwlOit to ouopbiaworlnesday.
Nothing vheap A1;ut1it.
Dr. Drun~iitid W.ij nn
in large bottles; and oicf soon it
Jho p r q) i mtak~ej 1 *f.' nyoth"
preparation. All th chip1-io
-dioA put :togebhor aroi.nt.. worth
ono0*bottle of Drununond's light.
-iihg ' Remedy, anW ainy sufferor
who hastpbknjt;.,i.jjlI boar wities
to,its Imitrvulouls tgwor, ;nd tho
druggists who soll it say they IavO
reor seen its equal. Full parti
culard sent by mail and the reme
dy, by oyPross.' .bruinmond hedi
cio Co. 48-50 Maiden LiN, Now
XprJ. .4go~nts, wi)ntpd~
4 hoa IBe hV~~wj Ionid
Wil proi 1171hVlay St., Sha rpks.
tig, Pa.,'ays he Will riot be with.
on :Ka ing-',' Nd. 1)iseovery for
Consumiptoii', -dOK1s and (oi4 thit
it.owt.fgr hjm wife who was threit
Pn'eu:onia after and at
attaic fa"La Grippe,'' when various
other remedies ande eoenti phIy'cians
had donc.her no goo. . Robert Bar
))0 of Cooksppi$ la., c o is Dr.
*r~g~Wpw "Dioovery a ha done lizP
More jekod'than )tfyllnf 6e e 'us
ed for Lulng,Trbiibd. \O.thing Tikt
it Try it.. I)-ee Trlal B)ttles at W.
1T. le~al I?ickens, . . L e t
*'. &EUuatera'. (aure.
W ntliorimoour ad vow ised dijg
gitt-so*'Dr. MinAtg's b.w Disuovei-v,
for Consurnpinv Votghs and :Golds
upon thuistoraditiert.. -f j ou- a-re af
fiicted fWithr a -.'Oough, OdkId -or' ai
Lung, Tharoattor: Chest -trouble,: an
wvill use this remnedy as directed;. .giv,
ing it a-:far -trra .a'md experienee no
bendIit f'ou gg etiu'n the httt.e and1
have yofir'tiohiey refhindedl,. We could
ntmkthiofer did we inot. knzow
that Dr. K'ug's New Discovery u~ld
be relish '. W'Iieger disngpint
Trial bottles fie at W. T. Alcaal's
store. Largd'aia 606. ahdl 11.00.
.J.-MaC44l or New -Cassel W'fr wa.'
hl# sfofla lahordlei(d his~ Liver'
4Wss alleoted to ah adiarnmngdegreie, atppe
i ite fell awvay, ad lhe was teribhil r.-du*
'hed in fieshl att~d st rength. Three' bottle
of- E tectiL4itters8 curesl -hlhu. .
wnY:rtV.She phet I:d in r~-1rg:.,.. hau
-ti ndinig. Used three biottles of'I~tcetri.
-JohnSp akgr-,Q(attawbs-.,had. ive large
-ver so's on hiise l. dloetors sa'I~ bl.
was incuraible. Oeottle Elect ie I I
ts and one'b)o .~kiq-'s A rntle(a Saili
enried hhni) e . i* St. t y O)sbornte .
Kirkser aint W;' i\dMFall. Plckens.S.
Elcecrie fltierN.
-Thie'remledy is becoming so well knodwi
and so0 popular ats to needCno spe1cial..men.
tion. All who hav& uned' Eletri" llitters
sing the. same , song'. of: pr4Ige.i A pures
niedleii does not e~xist, and it is guaran.
4eed Lo'ilt hIM th'tits cliaued. 'Electrde Bit.
.teys will cure alk disea of the liver 'and
kidneys, will LspsnOve pitfnples8, boils. sali
t4hbmund oilibr aiffeetions canned oy im.
p'ejlnad. Will (rive malaria fromn the
systenm anid prevent as well as cure all ma.
larial fevers. For-- cu'r6 of lIeanche. coun.
stipatigai and, h3g(igest20a try Electric nit.
t 1r. Etire satisfaction guaranteed, or
Ioey ref'nidd' Price, 60 cents, aarid $.00
tirbtt~e Bold byr W. .. Mc~ali, .iyck
frs. $oe Person's Remedy will Cure .any
Form of Blood Impurity if the Biter's And
lgare oaxefglly used -top$g.
K-Pdrt't Mrdihf Nara~ agoT" had a
breaking out oni my nose and face;
it would como. in hard knots which
would .bocomo raw ses. The
troublo ox tended to the eyes and
weakenedl thoem; the lids beocamo
soro and distch airgo~d, .. Thg e
as if noodles were pricking the sur
face. Nothiig.I- tried gave me
any reif Smsono t me a
Rorrody, and I concluded to g've
it a'trial.' Tbolighf;:
. a ,tud.I b~egali to iniproyo
at once. .It soon 1JAdQ.,a .perfect
cue, .and I bgyggever .ben tronh.
leinco. I also fu~ e
Fo'r sa'de W Yli - W. Earlo,
Pickons, S. AX
Erassa )kRA
Is~just QJpened all latest stylps of
Lt~thglowest possible prices.
.Mair Set p-- y'~ C.
Amh a1. .
Prib k 4 o ods on
- Q entgO on
8 '
d~t;; NiBNilody
tiols, Carpelu, .\ltIngs and shadi.es
. 00 coiillptV 'vid iricen as' low- as
-five equis cottorg.
Oitr coI ni ters abou:1 it) W idi bargii ns
tqoo ninno1rouls to muention...
In '1ress G oods, we lead both in
yles and prices.
Jeaiis--We have the best ever of
fergd inl this. d,,, any. other towo for
the money.
*O1A 86 inAdh ifcy And plaiti'Dress
fOO(ts at .19 cents the ladies ia.\'
beaH an thin' in town o'e 25 Oiints.
.liin1gs tao-nmitoh allDrps
kloods at lowest prices, and all the
veity-late1ist styles. - ;*-, .V
Irish and butehers aLiodeglbpries.
Canton Flannel, bleached aid un
blea'lie, and alal color l0ways ill
stoek. . C
Try our' $1 . id: Gloves,eart. bg
bent.
Our $1.25 Kid beats any Kid
Glove on the mai ket for x1.60.
Try our fast, black Hose, 3 pairs
for. 30 cenit.1mv 4)ur 23, 3t an<1 -50
ctnts, cay,'L be dtt. WvP li've thel)
at all prices frum 5 cents to $1.25 a
pair. . .
CORSET STOCK.
We carry 'Iompsons E. G. R,.
i'itT H. S. irniE s blaslE 'and white,
Wo alq9-hge e bJt Corsets f6
stat la'dis' ever offer a in this city.
We wtmp totigelgated ZrZ Corset.
We haiqJ. 0 sp CT to eto
the banildni11es ati't of What we ca-r
ry, but wlbc y f.ou nced an yt h ing
thit is generally carried inl a first
elaespry':Goodls.stre cono to us
and .y Will g, ,t.s at .tg righti
teiiemi-h& r *O(ck is entirelf ried
'hrmdnl :a ..piw t i ie: Iines'4 thing we
,ES M E, N.
c' N.5914 L 3. Fraink Smith,
J t , Will Marchant.
Nov. 8-9 N. nGa e~ nuie .C0.
The GoldBuge and Dead
BBATS
are gtting tiie best of nu.
nlowV -so - am compelled t<
allow all of mnyr hionest cus-n
to'fner's to hielp md 'by sed(lin~
the'r accouut..,..:kease do s(
money v erya bad to:.pay debt
with..-..... -.:.
I 'have still got Sugat-, Cof
to sell, come and buy a blot
tie annd it.will -act--- O. p
LIyver abd'miffrgs aund- cican.
yow: . ag .(i'if n wit
ways $ryo tW:R .the ttiUti
and1( p)ay..1oygir honjest; dln~s
hopingIor will take nw ad.
vice a'nd gly(esme your tr'ade.
N -nbil'-M.
Xecutog4'Sdfe of Lend,
Byv vir tuit of powur'vostedl~j in w
b~yK4i th.unt .WilJ and testament of
Johni B. Clardy dOconsed, we will
sell at Pickens C. II., on salesda~
l0.c1n0,9er120 g;&Jtflyfoljwing
lands to-wit:
All that tract of laii4u.in fick..
one county in Con tral l'ognsh ip,
on wators of Twolvo Mile andl Kpc,
'o Rivers, ' 'nij 'Jawt' ot
*amnilton Law i .i ill iam in.,aw..
'onco, NE ) f)ro and1( S. .W. ClayV
dior oj odess higha imo IJ m-e
o~f the said .Jon B. (Clurdy, db
i n 6 Cortlandt St.
of unod1a Laightning Rlome..
uit rU d~4y is n~ot . mdre:
ge erY44 -lL~o
rl0-HI;1tiO sinply mnarvo
loussupeiorto any rheumiatic
inedicine :*Eliare over* sold." This
ia 1Nigi IZUais#.buit tho remiedy fill.
ly deserv'os. .It If you have th11
rheimatigii3o1 cannmci affo-d t
~ This great remed~y any
ipger. yAe0 dnuggist for it,
ento .ai9.1n, e
a'
Tha.It Is th.a w-1y the weather proph-B
e are oskiog. Why not prepate
for- it? We ca supply you With At
And other wnter goods,-at pr ce
ilfthato f fail to Impress yOu.
th1
35 cents Corsets for 24 cents.
50 cents' Corsets for 38 cents. ti
75 centp Coraliic Corsets for 50
cents.
3 pairs ladies extri heavy Black
lIose for 25 ceonts.
3 pairs gents Sem'jless Ilaif-ilose
f'or 25 cents.
L"itles fast Black Hose 2'5 cents,
In'er price.45 cets.
Red Flannel shirts42.cents.
50 cents Snspenders, foi 25 cents.
BWRU-S-4;S CARiPET .150 cents
r~i yal'd
-A good quality Cat:pet at 35 cens
pev yard: -
Window Shades (spring rollers)
22.1 ents.
Coi-nice Poles (cherry) 21 cents.
MCAL1TEHl & BEATTIE.
63 and 65 Main St.
(Next door to Nationiat Bank)
P. S.-Btterick Patterns.
Green.ill*1 S. (. - ov 89
SHEPPARD AND .LISON'S
Geor gi IIomie-made~ for roukh
wvare, is' the best.
-'Nicd line Ladlies' Shoes, paltnt fast
eners given with shoes,. so you will
not b~e sewing on buttons every Sun
day before going to church. Chil-.
dIren 's shoes, a specialty.
Indigo Prints best, 5 cents e
yardl. -. -
All iWoel Twilled Flannel '16 2-3
conts per yard. *0
*All woodl'willedl Flantnel best 20
cents per yard;
- All--wool School Boy Jeans 16 23..
cenlts peryardl.
.All wool . School Boy Jeans best
2) cents per yaird.
B-4 ' hirting 4 cents p~er yard1.
7-8 Shirting 5 "
Ihats all' k iind , .A nd styles with 3'{
~$2.00 liat for '$1.50. Comoeay
befoie lhey arte all tone.
Good hine of Shirts ailnd nr wear,
A Gjood, pair BlIanke~c, .90 det's.
.1 pa CJounter'pai nes, 90 c!ents. 6
I. X. L. Pocket knmves 20 per eent
oI.
Nails st~eel cut, 2.A cents per pound.
By the ksg M4 " ' e
Shot 6h cents per' pound,
Powder '20 " . to
Best Patent Flour *i3.75 cents per sit
ba ond Patent 'lor,$.0cents
*Straight atenit N'otiir $3.25.
We have many oth' tumgs' that
you will need,-' which space here h
loni't allow us to to ment on, so cal'
to sed us when in) town
tRspctiilly,
S1Ilii'P i RD & FE LIgON
laMey, Sept. 27 1894. .4
erl
'No'bodj .to..
t yourse ki fail nd go
which we .are..
Boys and youths' best quality Rttssi
ring Heel. The very thing. todress.;
Scho otSI
Bring your.girls and .boys along wii
e best made .hoes i t.e city and sa
hy not have the best? Our good higt
an others who try to -iiiteth.ith tta
Jas. M..& E.B
Manager
U reen v ie, S. C.. NOV., 18.
"o the People of Pckens 04
We lovem :igain oJened IpI Ii. G.11.
EW ST(O.K (OF CLOTl ING
il kindlyivite you' t call n 48't
till havenTrade 1n1 111
Fifty Cents on t
Elegenit " . '>
in-tael it is (he. i St 111 ''q
reeniv II .Com-. ftd 18
* 4>(4
-)Cpeued ~videf the gat
-............fhat Ieas, fromi armsfl
- - - tihe hillof mand es
- Theigi ht'f dtaw'~nin ri
tim fragarnt~ pa.t wa
-Of baby, a.m1( ethria1
- - 4day -he pu n~
We hionestlys believe thiat ou;r new w
rienl s.antd body' ~irablos i/a
f ihe. prettiest intgs. 8 any .4vo.I
ur. Clothing is thiaj it p)leses0 thIenWC
ndI makes mobre frien~ds for us8.E
ec claim the best for the money. \.:e
rdIer to cheatpen pices. ThIere's stren~g
iim prices reasonable.
Oct 11, 1894.
The: Poylk
MesesrB: Coxr& 8eigler.
ra for 90y ears. I considor it tho best e
a~guld no xchange it for a niegaton
Lefr. **;Yours 1Beo
Sopt. 2, 1898.
~ssrs. Cox & Soiglor.
Gentlemniol:-It gives me pleastiro to ref
any one who expects to buy. I have us~
Ior -it a perfoot baker.- Yours js,
SP. 11,1898. -
I . ..
>ssrs. Cox &Soiglor. ~ '
Se) niomel:--I consider the Excolhik1
vitig treed-une 20 yea, which has gi#eun
- - Yours respo
ome and see this wonderfl p tave befoi
)rockery,;Tm-war and .Glass-ware at
'y low,.
Wl eglad to ohow yoi6r go~~
by. 15, BOI S$. -7
MAW*,
-m A
6 t . , . . % : -. .
* -.
t the GREATD G
O.:
v eather Lacea
A.! II
rouy bpy~4*.~
You. We will fit em hith
. . 1. ,w t
ve y-ou rhoney'on th6 deal
i grade. .Slhoes are cheaper
shy stuff.
DicksOl
unt.
t1iRe, With z-l1aefltiily
fo i .Fai4ol4 W1nte, wear,
() N'atinu Out 8tOc ~ We
he Dollar.
:Ow.
- t C.
"a b
>f mother to
iti' r; c is
hnt i
n' ' far fall and wheter o
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