The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, December 13, 1894, Image 3
i r MT W Hu ~hes visited is
4cIf t.: ry last week.
4\11r MiI >v Arail;-'of---EalOy, is
-MiOt Mattie Hester.
v. Auistin will be in Pick
I instant for a few
1) 1 r i, of Field, is in 001.
n) g the U. S. Court
N LA It of Blaisville, Ga.,
STrv Miller,
Noah
visit to
f I o rleston,
t te Grand
-tisement
1 , of-Libetty,'B..-0.,
. - r, of Easley, is a
S. Court, whiph is
olumbia.
liat you can get the
in and the People's
tr. for-$t.:5.
er, of Greenville,
in their advertise
k. See what they
ars, who has been
il at Leesville Fe
i at home for the
riffin went to Col
-k to attend the U.
itness in the Bar
enville call on Jas.
Dickson, they will
- ;ht. See change in
ment.
irod and family, of
Anderson county,
family of Mr. W.
his week.
Singleton was in
on his way home
* County, where lie
Vst to relatives.
Sunday the 9th in
residence of B. D.
seph Gaines to Miss
B. D. Garvin. T1.
* ie1 and A. Cannon
th instant a large
t Fork N. 0., after
>urs chase. They
tes.
he 6th instant at
* .. the brides father,
Mr. M. -B. (Jarrett
nelie. Rev. W. C.
* ng.
* *~ .elerk is striking
* ription list tie
- aents. Sornie will
the JOURNAL can
free reading any
Latimner has re
hington and re.
his sconstituents,
* '. s or documents, to
address on a pos
- a residence of W.
derson county, on
- n *r. John P.B
on *. county ~ iss
Pickens o4urg.
Sorn officiatj4.
hv : ~2., 4 the reside . qf
* *k ~ - Air. W..R. Gar
-........ Aberorombie to
~ rrett. all of Pick
*thing going. With
-' s we have arranged
terman Publishing
:gfield, Ohio, for u'
*'ly subscriptions to
a rv. umnthly,- "THE AMFRI.
VA Nrws,"~ which will be*
n'~jtud somLJ TO EVERY PAID IN
om'~1 nuba'eriber to the Joun.
son, P. E. Alexander, J. D. Cartee.
The above .is a 'list of JOURNAL
subscribers who paid up. during
the second wek in December.
It is often a mystery how a cold
has been "cAvight". The fetjs
however, tha't when the blood' is
poor and the systii pi-e'aied-;;dn'
becomes pecoliarly liable to dis
easos. When the appetite or the
strength fails, Ayer's Sarsaparilla
should beltaken without delay.
Ayer's Pills, being composed of
the essential virtues of the best
vegetable aperients, without any
of the woody or fibrous material
whatever, is the reason- why they
are so much more offective and
valuable than any other oathartics.
The best family physic.
To ,ewable our-old customers to
pay up those old debts contracted
in 1891. We will pay on accounts
50 cents for corn, 54 cents for cot
ton, one dollar per hundred for fod
der and 60 cents for peas. You
will feel bdtter -and, consequently
make better crops nex6 year if
you -will: pay some on these old
debts. . Yours,
LEWIs & MORRIS.
ST)OK OF GOoDs AT CoST.-We
offer our entire Stock of Goods at
cost. We mean business and the
Goods will go. Come to see us.
Gaines, Lewis & Co.
4t. Central, S. C.
SAY MY FRIENDS?
The Gold Bugs: and Dead
BEATS
are getting the best of me
now, so I am 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
tle 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,
hoping you will take 'my ad
vice and give me your tr'ade.
W. C. Bramnlett.
Nvember 1-94.
If~ You Want Anything
General .Merchandise,
GCALL ON ME.
-I KEEP
Dry Goods, Notions,
Boots, Shoes, Gro
.ceries, Hardware,
and a full ine
of Farm Sup
plies.
,I can give you a low Agure on
Fleur and Farming Implements.
.JOHN 0. KAY is with me and will
be pleased to have bis friends callo
him.
,J. E. ROBINSON,
* ~sley, S. C., Feb. 8. 94-ly.
DoesThis
te management of the
* table LIfe Assurance
'ty in the Department of
* Karolinas, wishes to se
a few Special Resident
---...t. Those who are fitted
his work will find this
~aro Opportunity
wirk, however, and those
. .mcceed best in it possess
character, mature judgment,
tact, perseverance, anid the
respect of their .comnmuuity.
Think this matter over care
fully. There's an unusual
opening for somebody. If it
fits you, it wvill pay you. Fur
ther information on request.
W. J. Roddey, Manager,
Rock Hill, S. C.
Jqlhn 'Ai' Anthony, aidm'r', et, ni.
vs.
Samiuel Bfasingame, et a).
Complaint for Partition.
By virtue of decretal orders made it
the above stated case. I will sell tohigl
eat biddsr before the Court House (loorv
at-Pickons S.' C., during thie legal hour
(orI daten Saleday in Januars 1895, the
following descrived tracts of land sold fo
Partilan to-wit:
Trac' No. 1. All that piece, paidel: o
tract of land lyhig, being, situate in th
County and State aforesaid on braucli
.vaters of Town Creck, waters of Twelv
Mfile River, bounded by lands of 1). E
Hendricks aud others, containing one
hundred and forty-six (146) acres more o:
less,
Tract No. 2. adjoining tract No. 1.
D. X. llendricks J. I. J. Anthony and
other.-contasing two hiudred and seven
ty (270) acres more or less. This Is the
b1ine platce of 11. J. Anthony deceased
divided into two fracts. Terms onIe-half
cash, balance in one and two yease, with
interest from date of sale, with bond and
inotgage of tie premises, purchaser t<
pay for vapers and for recording tle
same. .
P. A. Porter, et. al.
vs.
David Porter, et. aIl.
Complaint for Petition.
Tiact No. 2. All that. piece parcel or
tract of land i3ing being In the county
and State aforesaid on branch waters of
Hagood Mill Cree.k, waters of Twelve
Mile River, adjohiing tracxt No. 1, 3 aid
4, contai.ding sixty-eight (08) acres me-re
or less.
Tract No. 3. Adjoining tract No. 2P
and the Estate (of John P. Porter de.
ceased, conitabing thirty-two (32) acref
more or less, it being a part of the holmia
place ci'f B. S. Porter decoeaed and sold
for partielan.
Terine one third cash, the balanec I
one and two years with interest from day
of sale, secured by the bond of the pur,
chaser and a mortgage of the premises.
Purchaser to pay for papers and for re'
cording the same.
J. m. STE WA' T,
. . P. C.
KEEP OUT OF OE* HOLL
Prcidence will dictate to careful buy'
era that the'man who sells strictly for the
cash has the hisido track on those whc
take long chances on freshets d routi
aiid 5 cent cotton.
Apot cash before delivery lins been thv
iotto, that enables uIs to pay the caslh
and name such price as long competition
iII theshade, and bring joy to tile main
witl a little cash, pay the cash and keer
out of the hole.
LOOK OUT NOW.
Shot 6 cents per pound, Axes 50 centi
each, Powder 20 cents per pioun.
1 dlozen boxes matches S cents per do'zen
Peplper 8 uand 10 cenats per~ pound, Jean:
20 cents p~er yard, Raigar 5 eents pe:
llfItund, HIomelspnai 4 cents per yard, Cot
fee 20 cents per~ pound1(, Checks 4 cenii
peri yarid. Sodac 5 eents per p~ounld, Coat!
Tihread -I for 15 cents, Spice J0 cents poiJ
potmd1(, Good Tlhread 2} eents 200 yds.
Tobacco 2~> cents par pounid, Sardines
cents, Itaisiums 10 cenits per poun11d, Sal,
mion 10) cenits, lla.s half priice if you)i don'i
believe~ :it como and see. the tarrifl ami
prol(uit both has been cut off~ our~ wo
goods. Bring ais Corn Foddcr and seed
cotton it all coumts like cash at our stors
youc'l hear from us aagaini before Cist.
nias.
T, 0. HARRIS,
Dec. 0 $1 P'ickensw, S. (3.
IT WILL
You
VI 81T
US.
WVo are goinig to closo out a largr
Stock of
HIARN ESS,
COLLARS,
BRID)I ES2,
SADDLES,
WHIIPS,
. ROBReS,
Everythuing kept in a first class
hurtmas~f store.
Thuso goodes have got to) go as
the business has to be closed out,
or will close out in bulk.
GOWER & GOODLETT,
102, Main-Streot,
Sept. 22-94. Groenvillo, S. C.
COTTON SEED.
Take your Cotton Seerd to P. D.
Ouireton , in Enseloy, wvho will buy
your Cotton Soed and pay tho h igh
est cash prico for thoem Ho is buy
ing for tho South Carolina Cotton
Dil Company, Groenvil Miil.
Oct. 11--4mn
*' vtUIl' 1646 Id Ae:lJuIl
Or you1 are all worni 0om, reatll go T o' i/3'.bing
itwlleur oa viea good appetito. Sold
T
AT WHAT?
YOU ASK
Why at the low prices wo ar
Selling goods at. It is true tha
we aro selling goods cloapdr thi'
they have over beei oflered befor<
for in Greenville or any' othoe
place. You only have to cali an
get our prices to be convinced o
that.
Our stock is all now from A to Z
so you can be sure that when yoi
buy from us that you are not got
ting any old last your's goods( oi
goods out of style, but overythinf
now and in the
Latest.Style.
Our stock is completo in ovor.
lino. In Dressi Goods we lead ii
Styles, Quality and Pridos thl
lowest.
Call and soo our lino of Blan.
kets and Comforts, Cassiieros ai
Jeans; rodl, whito and black 1ianii
nolcis.
Our-stock of Table Linen can'l
be bat in quality, and pricos ar<
lower than over.
Canton Flannels all prices
from 5 to 25 cents. This week w(
will sell our 10 cent Canton Flaw.
nol 12 yards for $1.
Romemiaber, for this week only
10 cont Outing 12 yards for $1.
In Hosiory w leitd. 'Note v
fow prices for this week only.
3 pair 25 cent fast black lad ief
Hose, all sizo, for 50 conts.
3 pair clildreis.fast black Rih.
bod Hose for 25 cents.
Mons.10 cent, 1-Hoso for 8 cents
a cont 1-Hose 5 cents.
IN UNDERWEAR.
A 25 cent ladies heavy ribbe(
Vest for 18 cents.
A 50 cents Vest for 45 confts.
A 60 c6nt Vest for 50 cents.
A *1.25 Vest for $1.
A $1.50 Vest for $1.37A.
Call and soo the bargains we art
offering in
Carpets, Mattings, Oil Cloths,
Lanolieums, Window
Shades, Curtain Poles,
Lace Curtains and
all kinds of Up
holstering
Goods.
For this week we will givo you
A. 35 eent Shade on sprmng rol
lors, comiiplete, for 20 cents.
A 50 cent Shadle on spring vol
lers, complete, for 35 cents.
A 75 cent Shade on sp~ring rol
lor's, complltto, for 50. cents.
A 1 .0(0 Shade on spring roller.
compl1)et.e, for 75 cents.
A 50 cent Curtain Pole, brasi
fixtures, for 20 cents.
A 75 cent Curtain Polo, wVoo
trimmuin gs, for 35 cents.
Cuirtain Ptilos in Oak, Gherry o.
Wa&iltnt.
We~T haven't the space or time 1<
quote any more prices, b)ut res
assured that everything y'ou gr
fromt us will be at thoi lowest pos
sibI le figu res. I extend miami
thanks to all fobr your libI.eral 1pa'
ronamge smnoe coming back um
starting buisiness again and beg I.
snfy that I wil always doI every.
thing ini my p)owetr to'troat i3ovr
body rih . -
R esp~e t flly4
'In
Poor
Health
means so much more than~
you irnagine-serious r fnd
fatal diseases result from ~
trifling ailments neglected.
D)on't play with Nature's
greatest gift-health.
if youn are feeling
anid genlerally ex
have no appetite
begin tat once atak
I g h e n o s t e l -
BrwnsrronRt
ters. A few hot.
B i 1 I llos ' c r is e- ne i
.. comes from the
-__________ _pleasant to~ take,
It Cures
Dyspepsia, Kidney and Liver
Neuralgia, Troubles,
Constipation, Bad Blood
Malaria, Nervous alments
~,Women's complaints.
.Get only the genie- !t has crossed red
hunes on the wrapaper. All others tare sub
sti-udet. -t ICC of twoe ut.f.tam s ve
Fair views anid book-free.
BROWN CHEMICAL CO-. nAL TIMRE, Mar
NOTICE.
I 'Vill sell my entire stock of goods
except Grocories, at cost anId )Clow
cost, oil and after the 15th of Dec.
einhhor.
(.onsisting of Dry Coods, Notions,
Shoes, Ilats, Clothing, Hardware,
Crockery a 1nI ( t ass-ware, tiI-ware,
ete.' They nitist. he soldI Is I (1oi't
want to Inove alything noW on hand
into my new house that I expect to
have ready betwveein Ist and 15th of
Jan~uary '1895.
Come and get the bargaiis while
they can be lad and don't forget to
pay me what you owe mie, as it is
nOW (1due and past (ute and I need it,
uii4 rememiber I cnn't mell goo)ds at
cost -on a cedit ard don't as' for
them that wav, for yout will be re
fu1sed.
Y ours respect full y,
J. H. BROWN
Liberty, S. C.
.IDec. i;$-189.1
W e Feel That
We are unlike the Cabmuan an
the
Undertaker.
The former drives away his
patrons, the latter
Buries
Iis, but we have always man
aged to
Retain Ours.
. Ho o 0you manage to retain
your customeirs and got new
ones every dayr, did you ask.
Thei answer is siml))y thmi
N0~ SH ODDY G6
-v Iy y our manliy (,ustome(r.
wve a're at the 'top) for qlua
nd1~( at thi very b)ottom
Donr't (onifoundi thre two. Re
memberI)Q quli ity is absolute and1(
Spectacles.
Andi niot iceI qu'alit~y closely3 as$ we
nram th 1le low prices.
Oir Euiyer was the hast to leave
for Markh~et, lie. wenti laite pu rpos~e
ly andllh( gainedu by it, as~ he got
thme big ad(1vanitige ini the
Downfall and
tuimnbhng inl
Prices
As youi look1 tlhrough our im
men'Ise an 111well .selected stock of
Dre(ss ( lood:-, 1.11nit Conta ii ns every
th ing ini Dres.s Gloods ereation, ia
Iewild(ering richner(ss greets your
eves, andl their ini our Tfrimminig
de(paritmenti its dazling br-il
liance(1 invriably3 temphts you to
SELL YOUR SHEEP AND
QUIT THE BUSINESS.
(Como andl griee our w~oohen
goods (especiall our' 11Jeans anid
tak Je ouP r ad ice.
C'ome and1( .ee us theni you wimll
No dZotIorgt t ca~ll ndse
us. Our stock is aliways comn
pletc.
Ouir prices'are as5 low as~ th
lowest.
)ur serviceb is amirple a11(t o('.
fieleint.
promp11ty and:111 often at
WALKER' S
CASHSTOR-E.
I1 Mi S-r., GREENVIl1E, 8. C.
The NAMES aro boing ii
Easier to imitate the names than i
66
"TIE RC
ANDI)
are known all over this Coir
the price.
When you want a tEve he
buf.
November i I> I.
hn Ib
WeliStill Rtn
i' le h a
of ~ ~ ie -h.pete -:1 1
I eb, a 4 - 8
2 ijh-l i. \\ slh-I | -
Tand lead1. 11 ,
We cahnthebu- t hI l it- 11,1 mt
tt he eru 1 ne l
Oct 11, hal'v. 1
341-)lild I 10 cId
mnen4's and boys' .ea ra bh w
of the prettiest(. hin s :ii ,r
our Clothing is ,hi9 i Stb. h
and makes more frilemi orI
We claim the best for i Ifney.
order to cheapen prices. HiT'~ er
the prices reasonable.
Oct 11, 1894.
For the next. hltlarl
GOODS at, the follow im
25 and* ;',(liet (
91 anl 0 rill (
These pricos are belo- Ne
FOR THE Pf
Phiax wvies; 8 ini
Yar' to alIl
U)cearnlbea 111t l1).
7.4
ait tfed-but be sure of this-it is
L is to miliNe the Stor-Q"
)N KINx"
t h h, best Stoves over sold for
umo t o cooi to -eo us before you
. 9 T H-DURHAM CO.,
S I, inear the Court House.
Sreeiville, S. C.
1i'
und winter, of
;11l1ewo as mangy
-) OIto beauty of
il v ad11(1 friGjds,
uins the cheapest.
apei <Iqualities in
.1nL AelualiLyhamakes -
PIstow.
o Z Greenville, S. 04
iii
YE R'S
'rH E ONL.Y
s2 aparilla
R1UIULE XV.
any way dan- 0
--uirous or of- o
*Ifonsive, als o 0
O
p 1atent medi- 0
* - trumse, and 0
4 p paaW~mgwhose o
ttn totheExp'0
03
- . 'M oS~ccaparia admIit- 3
- not n'icIulrinient, anid 0
- i Mi, aL Sbonify luedICicn 0
tthe
L4D'S FAIR~
Ch igo, 1893.
1y nlot got the Best? o
*. a,'incdgestion andi
iuirITEaRS.
- b.v alli dealerai (p
* i or o ouseh'old
* . .. A!. ige~4stionI, remnoves ex
- a.' ci. Get, tie genuine.
: ~yo and Skin Olntment
- .us hr Chronic Sore Eyes.
A~i., S3oro Nipples, Piles,
talt liheumi and Scald Head,
Iex. FVor sale by druggists.
?'t3E OWVNEUs.
cc c hore in a fine heahy con.
Y. :dyt condition Powderm,
h *' 'a hie sCem, aid digestion, cutre
. .,r'uso constipation, cormet
h od nec:; and detroy worms, givin
t o aloh or over worked horse. 2
ulto per paLckage. .Jor sale by dr~uggistA