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el TRURSDAX, -OV 15.16 . LOCAL PAAGRAPII8. lousual's 'abesnSere. The editor of the JouagAL h Iyced sanmy,, is.erder- to wd tb.e ' embecribers-and I needs bis Wy if you are a friend to d "uYo succeed. you will not delay further in- pay. Iwg.your arrearages. . Thoso who disregard thia notice. may expect their uames to be stricken from the walling list. The n~iai'nicleri does not kilow who is good pay-sud who is not, but will be gov. erned by thi books, when he.- begins- to cut off subscribers. altd'the editor is fortifdIen tointerfere. -T. S'rouxF GOODs ATc~fi.-Wt offer our entire Stock of Goods at cost. We mean business and the Goods will go. Come.,to.sQ US. Gaide's, Lewis. & 0. 4t. oAli~ 2. Mr. and Mrs. Baylus Higgins are iAting relatives. and friends . in town. Soo the change in' ad. af"Cox & Seigler and get their prices on tves. J. A. Easley is seriously ill at his home in this city.-Greentville .'.z.9. . Mr. and Mrs. T. D: Harris are visiting relatives and friends in Mr. J. P. Looper, . of Carnes. ville Ga., is on a visit to his father, Mr. Jeremiah Looper. W. C., Mrtin, of Redmond,. was in town Tuesday and spent ia few pleasant moments with the JOURNAL. Lewis R. Redmond wa's in town several days last week. lie had a 7..! ov.sof- Utah..horsee, but-did- noe sell many. The County ComiI'ssiiers will ajrg* to -fay .off the cbunty claims as fast as the taxes are paid iito the Treasurer's office. Mr. and Mrs.A. A. Paco, of Ashevills; who have been' visiting relatives and friends in the county for several' weeks, returned home last week. W. K. Merck will be his own suc cessor, as Trial Justice for Hurri cane Township for the next two years. It was so decided in the last eleation. Mr. Joseph Wilidnag jr., of Welfor4, Spartanburg county vis ited his brother,. Dr. J. F. WiI liams, of this place last Saturday and-Sunday. Prof. J. M. Looper, will sing *t the Baptist church Saturday aeenn at 8'o'clock p in. Mn the eesis .reuested to be present and bring their books. Treasurer Youngblood will be in his office the remainder of the year to collect taxes. He has written 114 mnore receipts to date thain for the same time last year. Married, on the 8th instant at the residence of the ofliciating minist'er Rev. W. C. Seaborn, ,Mr* John Abercrombie to Miss AnLie Day. All of Pickens county. Married, on Sunday the 4th instant'at 3 o'clock p. mn., at the resisnce of the brides F'ather, Mr. Pearcy Robinson and Miss Sallie Nelson. Rev. L. T. Weldon offi ciating. -.Married, on the 7th instant at the i-e'idence of t'he brides' par. ents, Mr.. Will Young, of Ander son county,.to Miss Eliza McWhor ter, of Pickeia county. Rev. L. T. Weldon officiating. Rev. M. L. Jones preached at Eastatoe Sunday a very excellent sermon and'.the young. people had a singing in the afternoon. Profs. Mulrhre, Looper and others led, and Mig~ Murphree presided at the orgas;-.. D. I.S, Hendricks, 'of Field, is inliprovilg hismill property ner . his homei and. "v i put' in patei)t roller mills. H. A. Niedirig, of the Case' MaiuifdAtring Conipany, (Colulixbus 'Ohio, .called on him 8Saturday, t.4'911 huim the necessary ifnill na' h.*4 3rj,. maitant, the ib, .'i' w~ th ril pnIZ4, w#Js wof',by SergeantL W. A. Philips. Thoetall vtor mredal, which wats offered by Gon Fazrb:y to tihe' best targot shot Wiis carrhed ofif by $ergeant 1. P. Uartick. Capt. W. A. Conyers and Vtrry ileattie were the judges. Capt' Conyesr presented the prizes to Lha snanaanful nttattnka it' A teljam wea sept hero lasil *ighit romo'9hef Consbtable Fant hojis .in Atiderson, to Governoi Tilliani, * stating that the chief constable had raised the saloon 01 John O'Donnoll, in Anderson, and had captured 700 gallons of whis. key. id two 'cy loads of empty bottT0 and jogs. Thisa.the biggest boul recently and will be a severe blow to O'Don nell,- The proprietor of the estal) liebhment is-OnO of the best known men in the up-country. Ho has been doing business in Anderson for years. The capture is valued at $1.500.-Register. On a farm of Capt. F. L. Gar vin, four miles north of town, lives a man who has. passnd his nearly fofuescore ye afrs and ten, having breen-brn in 1800. He distinctly rehomnmbors his father's going away *ro the war of 1912., btitn6r knew until yesterday that he is entitled to a pension. He is now as stout as some men of sixty, has been married four times, has raised to -Inaturity thii-ty-five - children, and grandchildren innumerable. He has Und& tobacoo'for sevdnty years and whiskey over since )ie can re member. He came into town to day riding A wild mule on a sad dle without a girth,' 'and though somewhat feeable, looks as if -he might stand another score or two years' His name is Flowers, origi iially from Mecklonburg county, North Carolina.-Central 'yro. You may eat cheap food and not le' seriously hurt by it: but you cannot take cheap inedicines with out positive injury. If you use any substitute iu yer's Sarsapa rilla, you d t16 peril of your health, pelrhpsf gfyour life. jIn sist on having Ayer's, and no othejr* The demand for, Ayer's Hair Vigor in such widely-separated re gions as South America, Spain, Australia, and India has kept pace witji the home consumption, which goes to show that these people know -.gQod thing wheii they try it. Notiec to Stoek Hlolders. The Annual meeting of the 8tock-holders of the Farmers' Pub lishing co., of Pickens Co. will be held at theioffice -of tile PEOPLU'5 JOURNAL ini the town of Pickens ona !.ho- f ourth S'attrhyf af. November, (24 inst,) 1894 at 11 o'clock a. mi. Seeretary . 8DO YOU WANT A SITUATION? tRO?. W(ItIBWR. SMITH. Lexington, Ky. For 18 years Prti ident of the re-. nowned onommer cial ' olleg e.f Ken tur kv Unhiversi' tug situ 'tionsie fo. his graduates Ceos of 'usinesn U'ours bout 990, inc1 a ing Tiuitioni a ci oard in a famnily. Pmo. WLeu ft SMTH, Prof. Nimith har taxiovos;sv o.pt boo kue; Rev oral ye.iri' ViceP'resident of a hnnk: WVorld's iFnir Comm) 11isioner fromu J(n. en' .v and a. rel ,,1hle buslin fs masi'. A mong the 10.000 snceessful gradua. tee of the Prof. Smith are 100 in banks, 100 offic:nh, from this and other states. Prof. E. W. Smnith, Princeipal of the Ce!. lege referred to, wacs awardted the Mledal at the W~orld'sg Colembian Exposition for hBeokkeeping. etc. li you wish a Business Education, or a knowledge of Phoenography, Type writing or Telegraphy. at the least total cost, with 1 iplomua from Kentucky ~uni versi-y on gradiuationiswe advise you tc e.ur this out a~ndl wri-e for cirenlairs t< 'rof. W. R. -mith, l~exington, Kv'. Lost! Between this place and the Hiar. dy Gilstrap farm one Pocket Knif< with a large blade and two smnal blades. The large blade whet open can not shut unless by pros. sure on the small blade by a spring There is a corke scrow in the back, The finder will please return it..and receive his reward. *. W. EAnrJ,. Last Chance.--on account of my remuoval from Pickenms ] will, for the next twoweeks make, all styl's of Photographs at one hal f Greenvillo p~Ieces, and guaran tee) the work first class in any re quest. 1 dlOZ. Cabmiets, any style, $2.50) 1 ' " " " 1 If you have ansy .levoilry, Wartch -- n my shop you had het., molt it at once or it will be' s4old I or .Q h a ai ini the ajide or chest Ab'-rt, is.nothinig so good as a piot' of flanne.l dampened with Chamn herlaina's'Pain Balm and bound or: over the seat of pain. It affordi prompt ano permanient relief and if used in time will often prevenI a cold fronm resulting in pneOumro. ia. Th is same treatment is -. i sure cure for lame back. Fo rsale by D~r. G1. W. Earle, Pickens. C. N, Wy'att, Easley; Hall, Sloan, & Co., Fort lill; Hunter, & Boggs Liber ey; h. R. Ratu, Centralt Clerk's Sale. THE STkrE oF Soi a.% CANoLiA ) COUNTY OF PICKE.NB. By virtue if I )leretal orders and ot dots of Foreclostirc iade in tle follow. Ing stated cases oi file in tle) Clerk's of. fice. I %%ill sell eni Sal(day i December iext, thfe following described real estate on the termi and for tb purposes set 4111t in i tid orders, LO.Wit Vesta Elizabeth King, el. ait. V8. Margtret C. King, et. ail. Coimplaint. for Paurtitlent. All that piece Iarcel or tract of ild iyintg, belig. situiatted in tle County and Stiat aforetaid, nea. the towin (.f Easley. onl braicih watters of Georges Creek. ad. j'luinig lands of E. 11 Barton, Walter iloaCombe, Vanl Ellisot, Mrs. Monroe King aud other, containing sixty four (0) acre., more oI' itvs. Ternis onte-half cash, balaice on a credit of twelve illontls, secired by the boid of the par chaser at a mortgage of tihe premihe. P. A. Potter, et. ad. YP. D.,vid Porter. et. ail. Coaup'aint for Partition. A 11 I hose several pieces piarcels or tracts of loand lyilu, being. eltinate in tlt Coin. 'y and State aforesald, on head wateirs of ilagoods' Mill creek. waters of Twelve Mile Rtiver. It being the Real Estate of B. S. Porter, deceased, to wit: Tract, No. 1. Containiing twelve .(12) acres more or lees, adjoining tracts No. 2 .J. R. Porter and others. Tract No. 2. Containing sixty eight (68) acres more or les, adjoining tracts No. 1 and 2. Tract N-,. 3. Containing thirty-two (12) t'eres more or less, adjining .ract No. 2, and the EHtate of John T. Porter, rieceased. Tract No. 4. Containing forty seven (f) acres' more or less, adjoining tnacts No. I ail 2 and others. Plats of each tira t onl tile in the (Jerks ofilee, and will b exhibited onl day of sale. Termus, one ila d cash, balince in one and two years, w ith itterest from damy of sale, secured by the bond of the purchaser and it anot -age of the pretisete. Sold for "artition. Jesse Cremahaw, - VS. J. W. Bradley. All that certidn piece, parcel or tract of lan. lying, being, situate in tie county ;Ian State afuresamid, bounded by the'lanas of Isaae Nimmons, Silas Williams, Solo m1on il ye. and others, coitai.ing. one hundred and eigh:y two (182) acres more or loss. Terms cash. .1ohn1 T. Aithony, adin'r, et,nal. Vs. 8.anucitel lasniagamne, et. aL. C pl phint, for Partition. Trae No. 1. A'i that pieci. parcel or mret. of lanid lyinag, beinag, Situate in the ut, and St.ate aforesalid on brt~ach aters of Tiown Creek, waters of Twelve Mile River, coati ainuing otne hutndred anal fot--six (1413) acres more or less. Ta tact Ne.. 2. All that other piece pnat essi or tract of iland aidjoitning tract No I., niitabihlag two hundred anad seventy (2'70) .cres more ort leBs. Theseo ano tracts be eg the hmeta ptlaice of H. J. Anthony de. .ea-ed, -0old for pasl titiont. Teraas onae- ai f cash, balace on au credit .f tLwelve monatits, seonred by ihe bond f ahe puarch-iser and a alnorigage oif t he aumtae *-. i~dens, V.. ameos I'. .Jone',J Compilainat for P'aritilon. Al tai certtataihi ptice p~arceI or traict eI an a l ying, being. sitatate in the Couty mcnd I tat e af'oeald, lon 0Oolenoy Creek *..art-r oif .amiuda River, conitainl i g uniety o anad threec.fo-irz las (9:t) acaes maore or en? botundedc by lands ofJlamnes K. uth * andtit, J1ty Masters tand othters, knowa. .- the Dr. W iilian, l'.d -ns home place. l'ermis onte-hal f ctashi. baml:tie on a '.rfll -f t-weave miithsi, secured ny rigs bomd of uthe puarchaiser and a mortgage of the prtemiises. In ali the above Sales, purchasers to pay for piapiers and recording thte same. J.M. STIWVA.(T', C. C. P'. C. Sheriff's Sale. E. F. si er Keith, Jaudgmetnt for Foreclosutre. Ily virtue of ana order of foreclosure maitde in thae above stated cause, I will sell to the haighiest biddier on Saleday int Dc. emaber taxt, before the Court lionse (1oor a Pickens, C. 1i., dutring the legal hours foir bale, the followig dlescribed Real l'staate to-wIt: All thait certain piece, parcel or tract of hmuad lytaig being, situate, ini the County and St-ate 'afot esauid, in Puampkintowna Tiownshp, maiaining landa of Matthew Henadricks, Johnt Masters. Marenas D. KeIth, lying oat wes 51de of Oolenoy itiver. Conutaaiing one hunadred sand nI~ineteent (119) acaes more or' less T1erme enash. Purchelaser to pamy for patltLer und1( recording the samte. J. 1l. Q. McDANIEL, 8. P. 0. Heonry Wilson, the postrnaster at Welshtona, Florida, says ho cured a1 aso! oft diarrhwa)t of long stand ing ini six hours, with (one small bottle6 of'- Chamberlaiu's Colic, Chaohera and D~iarrhoea remedy. Whait a leasant surprise that mttust haive been1 to tho sufferer. Such euares are not unusual with Ibhis remody. In many instances only (one or two (dosos are re'quiredl to give permtantent reliet. It can always be depeonded upon. When reduced with water it is pleasant to take. Fot sale by D)r. G W. Earle; Pickens; t.. N. Wyatt, Easley Hall, Sloan, & Co., Fort Hill; H unter & Boggu, Liberty; L. Rt. Eaton, Cen tral. CHEAPNE8. Are adding 106s of usefuli BAB OAIs to their Stock for: FALL TRADE Mn. HAGOOD is in New York now; we .expect him to do wonders this seasoui as Goods are chaoper no *tbin they were ever knwiN to be. We are better prepared than ever to serve you, and ask for your Patronage. HAGOOD, BRUCE & CO, Pickens, M. C. Sept. 6, 189- . If You Want Anything General Merchandise, "CALL ON ME. I Ig1E~P Dry Coods, Notions, Boots, Shioes, Cro ceries, Hardware, and a tfull line of FPi 6p pil. I can give you a lo figure; Ut Flour and armiu miplerkents. JOHN 0. KAY. -i3 with me and wil be pleased to have his friends all oi him. J. E. ROBINSON, Easley, S. (1.,1e.8 94-1ly. NO fAGd O A OUN. At. Iarris' Cash 'orl'. .1 persuade tie boys 11t to 0>;hi dlet, they are o10 Rlad of it and1 so amiin, awful hard to pa, with cotton a&t 5.ceitts. Jnd:I1 wiint t~o sns no0w is the timei wVIhen a ittle cash goes long~ wa~ys alt my3 store'. F~or nsiane a lt ofU samle hails .ina ini, they go nt less thain half price,' 24 cents- will- get a good hiat and1( they rut all1 the way~ tip go $ ..00 for somiethding tine. It maukes no differe e~ to you whacre get al gooid shoe to sell att -66 eents, thda .mrie here aill the 'sm e. :Many -fasmilie havei. briought ini theui ~tmnsres att i1 are iiel~y I catn lit you nyt. I aun otYriiiig somin a- rga Most every.3 -one( kuiorys I keep 8'r(l -hing~s as lHaby elont, Wool 1los3, Searf F'ascinatorse, I loouis, waiy t)own, (Glovey M'itt a, anid 4 Si) (Joo s t.4 0'rea for l, eein. 'tsui 1Af-bpjon 'ni re~1 n it aMae thait I kept: Masoinn Iff .bo blaeking~ i 5 cents, and1( Soda -fat 5l Mentl., aid thm( Raisonis at 10 .cents arnd asbi hie e) Grocorles of ?hl kiunda' elh as Met Flonr, Sugal! and 35 'l" Cofie. I do however, and want Lur sell 0r -6vtp fo corn, pacae, fodder, seedl cotton, eggs an chiickens. Comec to see me an gct an iron Shao Last) for 50 cenits. T. D. HARRIS. Nov. 8- 94. P'ickens, 8; C. Poor H ealth means so much more than you imagine--serious and fatal diseases gesult from trifling ailments neglected. Don't play with Nature's greatest gift-health. *If you are feeling .1d cf s'rta ora hae noospt e comeas irgin the .i44 h~*~. peas Int t i e. It Cures Dyspepsia, Kidney and Liver' .Neuralgia, ;Troubles, Constipation, Bad Bhqgo4 !' ataria, Nerva .ailments Women's icorrptaisnts. -:t only the genuine-it hah rossed ied .. th naa;.p'o AIIieh s~ate sub - mtcn d at reejt .f o. eat.f orld~ av I .dtr Vai w.i mie book-free. -' DRW HF.MICAL CO. ,6AL.TIMpRE, MD. Ad; low. Tarof A'-es it y ill eamine ty to will be convinced that I have go4 at REFORM PRjCIES. lust thini about the prce. below9 . tShirting, at 4 6d Cottch ChaIk, at 4k con Good Printe, a 4 0'tt ;Standard, -at. - eent Wool Fladifel, from 121 up. Eiderdown, 'god qu ljty, 16'9'., Fashionable colors-of Outing,8 10 cents. Wosted, all colors at 10 cents. Oashiiere, at 17, 22, and 25, cents. Barghins "in Towels, 18, ind'26 .inches at 5cents each. Table Damask, at 20, 30, 40, and 60 cenfa. Work Shirts, at 20 centi ech. Under " 20 It Drill Drawers, at - cnts'a paitr SHOES. Course childrens Shoes, NO's. 5 and 6 at .10 cents apair. Ments Brogans at 75 cents. Nine Button Shoe at 90 cents. A'lot of tmall N6's. in Ladjes Shoeg .atid belo%' cost. Bargminh in summez good a ne at 3g 'ents. . Jeans Wool Filling at 17, 19, 14, cents. Jeans Pants, at .75 ceutt. CLOTHING.I Men's Stits, at $4,00. .4' 44*, It.. 5.(sO, " "" 0.0 9 " $7.09 -upj And many other thiugs, I ean' mention for lake of space. Cothe t< gee ols., L. REI SMITH will be 'With me,mn be glad toeee, and serve hie-friend.' V. LEN SAMMONA, iM4U be with i to Serve you inl the Cotton busintms Call and see us, if you want t< trade, that's whtt.we knean. * 2~J. H.~ BiKOWN Liberty, 4 C Sept. 20th, 1894. Trow aw ay your old suilt, that y ri thhig. and get one of J. M.- R AMI'P ' snuog-itking new 'nits. Boy's Stilts, $1 50 t.o $2.50 Mens Stilts, $4.50 to $7.00. Mei's Clay Worted, $10.00 to $12.60 MAen's Satinet Corksciew, $12.00 to $14 Thier is nothing -.itidentali about owl display of Latilies' Dress Goods K. The cainnot fail to please the most, exnefltug. Alpaeens, 9 cento por yard. 40 inch Ientlettn, -16 to 40 cents,-, - Dress, Flit uneby,'25 to 40 erents per yard v All-woo' Serge.,2 inches wide, 43 centi ~1nisams U (o 9 cefti per yard, Twijl Flannels, '19.ce!ts per yard. *School Boy Jeanszi firoin't# to 25 ets. pe yard. Notions ! Not iong ! ! Natlons Good line T1ow'els, %.5.cept~. Co~gs 25 o65 eigts. Needles, 3 cents per pa1per. And all elpe in jioport16i. - "Cnil early-tbav6hl Sthfie'*b. J. Mr RAMPEY. --aley; S. 0. Oct 14 1894 (WHAT lomie-mnadd . hoes .]id yoni a We got 'em and we are selling eci cheap for the Scans.. Lot hlome-made Jeans cheap. Hats .just a little oheaper thai anybody. D~on't forgot our 4 ant 5 cents calico an~d .other nice dres goods. We are selhingFL6UItN SUG Al COF~FEE and other 6rocories cheat We have sorne notes and. account that need punching with the, caAi Don't fail to see about yours s Roo as possible. JOHN T. LEWIS & SON. November 1st 1894. Family Grocerie General Merchandise. El f have just received our STOC~ WVOF GOODS8 for thfe presen season, which'we offer at 'Ote lowee prices possible. We keep constantty on ha.nd good siupply of -~ BACON, FLOUR, SU$Al18. COFFEEB, MOLASNEKS, TI'~y, JfATS, SIlQES, CLOThIlNG, D RY GOO0DS, K MAJIDW A k . - Also, FAT(MIERS' TOOLS, an~d ever.1 hig cedd for F"arming purpaoses. A. 0. WYATT. Eslev. 8.0. Tfi NA1%tjS ak eh g L. toier. iiat d1,4 19 011ar Ate -known aa- over thin Couiht the price. .uy Whr~en you .wantu a S.teyCn b Q.* buy@ 4n of the Nqvember ist 189-o. W ae un eh C hand ne the - Cbmi. tin d tile The~ former: dives .awa~ - s pt rts; the- l'Atter urles His, bit; ve have aw'iyo nn' ngedt HIow- do-you ifmfaage A) fethini your cusboners and get-iww ones.eve.ry daysdid you a . The answer.i. simply .ths, 7V .NO SHOIBY GOOUS. Wo. brag op iqualitty am -well. as quantity.. We are inforpid.I ly by our niany CustO'er that * W'e'at the top for quainitity and at the very bottom fo prices. Don't confound the tw.o. Ie member quality is absoluii' ai pricos arowelkfive. ' tPut on voui Spectiiees And noticc quality closelyiN wcve nimo, the low pricvcar Qtur.bqyer,wqm:the kasto.g,4luv foi Market, lie wntato ro -' f'and he gaine 4 t u, IJgo t the big advantao in th Uowinfall .and tumblJ)ing in niet Pre thing in .1rs JV.G .ooas crVeaiEoni, :t be'syidpring richness groets~ your eye4s an'd then in oyIr T'iimmAe1I departmen. itA d'azzling hvil. .hatng~ in)vialy -templ)ta you IA SELL .JOU .8HEEP. AM QUT IT.NiE BUS8INES8e Come and qpi'ce our wvi'i :goods -especia-lly :our Jeansl~ aIl~ wooJen. Bjankgt~s jmd, you 4w1 rake our ad vice. ;b~. understand Ny'hat < ve min. Our prices 'aro alslw th lowest. *. o. * h *On,' sem'vice i4 inmple and~( 'f Sfliint. JHead what -O we~ savuad (n hi rgromnptly and~ofltent a WALKER 'S GASH STORE 8 $1 MAIl i (r., i-: vn . -or _POR T HE. PHOL.KS. Thlings halve got in-l- suh a~ "fuBS" .we hardlif kn oW W h,:a~l f Ssay, but there's one thlin g wI:; ~ Sgoing to try to do. W e ?n re go ing to do the viuv mes-r'i wi~ cAeN, We have two hiouises ful o f nice New Goods, arnd want Iu "divjde out'' amtongst ou r" - a I neaghb~ors. * . c. ar, load .of th at .~eu nt Wldum ..One o~f Sal t o ai' t:. m edt ,' n ipure eu.oug,h fCr;.,tI, to say nothing of Dry uoods ;.uid shse GQlasaI, Tiui rmait~ overytho ilg '. .Hardwar.. ... ...ocket and 'ia b'le~ .iutiler' Building Material---and al go I linp of everything that is n'eee., sary ..about. a wv e 1 I reguflntu house. --. . Anything ! Every th in g!* come to see us. - - - l.S SNovembee" 1st 1804. .it is -toln[m deic $jt ~ L F, VL D ' P1C . T JI t Q PI' I yo x 1.10 igi N l ip- to M CIOurft fboim TliO 03o ~La R11 Woo P Wov :W12 -ils ,i ., w t tit .01'$ie 40 inb] ,11W O b Qients .1 ~ ~ ~ vai IN l ~oi\o d .1L . ; *. I ai lil i.( you, dll!(, : , (I 'Ii ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ M11 IVIIIW i'i g IuyOLhu(