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Dec. 17-Throo perishod in flamos at G.rd ner, Mo ....Ovor 60 allors drownod dlurit galo on Paoillo coast. Doo. 18.-Fivo killed by boiler explosion &:' West Uay City, Miob. CRIMES. Jan. il-Shorman Wagoner, wito murdorer, lynohod near Mitchell. Ind. Jan. 13-T. 0. Unarton, William and John Clny lynhelld at Klussell, Kan. Fob. 2---Ucorgo Ilu1rst, tnurdoror of Charlos C(ae, lynched at Nooloy, No Ibob. 0-Androw Pikkarion (Runsan Fini) lynlclhod at Ewcu, Wis.; tonuilt. Vob. 12-At Cross '. Tk., Sherman Stono Idlied wifo and five ochildre and solf to provont froczing to death. Feb. 10 -Thpro mon and a child ]illed by Jin Miteholl, of Richmond, Tlox., at Houston. Fob. 27-Antderson Cartor and lIud Mont gomery ahot in jail at Mountain Ilomo, Ark., for nut rder. Mar. --Fritz Klootzler killed wIfo.four cill dron nnd solf at IDolgovillo, N. Y.... F'our killod in light nar larl lagton, S. C. Apr. 3-Two killet in olection row in Kansas City. Mo., beltwoon Catholies and membors of Amerienn iProtectivo association. Apr. 4--TlhirLy killed Ill liht in Cheyonno country. Alr. 7--Robert ,lonvs, Malsoavillo, Hy., killed wifo, Ilother-II-law fond self. Apr. 19--Dock J31;lhop atnd P"r ik al hein 1yncIed near Watonga, 0. T., for hlorso sLo:ui ing. lay 11-Gus Mecks, wifo and two children 11111rercd at I vownn lg, No., by Jaren against whoinl they wro to tIppear In court, asI wit May 13 --Georgo loso. imurderr of A:ml'tant P'ost ilmaster M1uh1 lit ' ottonwood P"ull.s, PCut., lytne'tid. .)tl n'-lxanidor 'McCurdy, whoi44 laid torri bly mutilaited him, stephrotterl. Ciarlte; 11erry, lynoitrd at Golien. nI .... ]till id 'arkor, inur-derers, lynchled at I'oli:t:<, Wtalh. Juno 1.1 -lhanni Rnulift'i1 1-.i1ll wvIfe, throo Chibtiren undIl self a t I r.uap 11111, N. .f .... Oorgre Irook hillod wifti, ,on and solf nonr lJorlel, I nd. .111mn) '2.-Williamn St:y, of lowi F111. lat., lynohed: land sw lidling. JtIle .-W . M. n11kh;-:rton. nlle 1'.d till at of Anna airosi. stonei at Sprin:r \'alley, Ill. .ul ne:M' -'Mrs' . lorrill '1 :.er, of.'.oni' r Vt., hi*ited h 4r four el Ith 1on. '1u y -1 VF . 1'. Q11:111. . 14il ii two cili ren alnld ir t lit le r, . 1). %-I (IiVl t cor :o liuklo killed threo d-puaty AOct. I-W . D. Jo i (. of 'hari1 i., yli..le 1 ,-, we-l t hear t r f S i t' " it m'. Ai ;,. I". e T. "ici licit l m t i l, 11n 1lu.. Or-. .o-' . -1 Ma 3. me.I 'i oi-!:t . of ItI-. tas silnt 10. lnhed Al.110r W:aI brt hwn li.s. Goe vlo(Toex.) rltr.Bli~ r fh r ep.0-l'erry 'ofl. MII- dhr. thef, lynchled necar dl la ' T. O'1t. 7-- At, 'owr-' . Kin . seve niolt gree; lill' for upong nm ri i t cnar Willh white m l. r o4c1. li Md Alorton. 1f il'ito, iy.. lynclhed for ilurolcr of .hr iWi'lliomtNin r, i),1. 1; -!'i o 1,iL .4 di bvl 1b i 11 t ring (.i1 n 0, b1e(l1 it 1.in1101111 Ol, of li ner tslingto M Court Oct.. :.'N-ft'i e ih-w u 'moirdlnghous lt vinu el 1,i11n, 1, .l' 1 illan wIlre, 11 t il 0o :. -ar iw:rdI N:ri , it. it den coun (.v. K y1 lebled for I efusig 't.. o ur n .stn.at 'S tdo h tldnt Bill s ,tl out la w. Nov. 11 - Ul. I. Whiotwortli, o NIahville, T oIn., fa wi ling t e g rtplItIlment 11Or pler killed Jlydio Allison aind Imt liso.lf. Nov. 16-r a boxinlI till iat 8 .vrne lVitIaO, . '., 1 'b 1 rsliim 11 nIS of srtr t Oin i ordan, 11 11m, 11or- M nnlld li. I'l dlstitingt tir, 0., by . ex-iavtl rnfcut the throntt of Ils wio Ilnd thlro hidren near i(dgewny, MO,, then hil-i m, hiM .1 ....teoro ldisin. Charles PCu'li d 1to lirown, 'ofh thenotros e - Sinit 21 muis1 ((i 1)he atlin fiity, a Mo., yn re .. (':e. 2 Ah.I trd nonii Tlnh illi am'i 1: eant 14n( 12ud)hin,' at I 1.'o t.l. m I .i':111. r :'llin Con Noab. 1~ro..r. h 14(1044 ((i~ N o.bntrowed herat t Nwo chli'n fu, On~~~5J l' inl Ne.i Dol. 1l'i--l3'- Lnviil, ofb~ Sainaw M'oicht, Niov.e down- in~ bcycl maeh3 at New'Or l'iti Anoll loweltlit xt'i' i I ret 0 settle ht Ar 1li-Jon. ?lulingt oin. Iuspectedof 'is- a appropriNutint; I watinal'rt b. a wone 1exa)ninerV. anti killed1 Nob.el 'al' ie l (' luff, (' . 1a ie ll. anyt 18 N';s0vLii iulva., Il:. Wa~ilain Jrono, te. thts o er two. e~l.yre, th1n.1 .la %.t-a lobeo the te ni teuld n si Wiston: .0.:.~ lwoMim C1an. 3 - l'op N 'rty wot .lI,' Bl. 031 Tlil0. 10l anc. 2).i world's (arc. grouis nd Chingo Carstlg. u1"hlll, G' raibc Iy4e, ant arlt of Man Apr.id 1n -inienn( 4'lueoso(4 Co.'s pant, at t Unt f(alo, IRO N. Y.; $1,0 tb,000. 'aoan'1ot Attw, i-lt.; Cair h0. n e rlas MFieas d-Trlao'sdth lIroltyr tuorago pand MiyI~ite nruMh lso' tomnt uoir' i,e Cit; 6ctoi .; trtwnA .Omro 20s. -- Wnen ('al si or;' vy; hiarryi | Ionklyn;ro qu,0I.0'0.; aild;Dvd ,1ul 10--erw ld Chtra, Iul.e t lo inat I,1)Iin s;l '..5-h'le llen; hLuckediand 0 orsnes peishet inJ 1tW3iigtn all 1- lrlety rio rta.I Ynory View, b forstfirs n Vrter \\'two ajn Fra :--hneslin whlr. Fith ortand, alr cost e6I50.a0t . llstn o. lOct~,.; MlhgoalTnii an 0o.; wrhu Oct.d20. T J.Nor aenr & Co.' in iorty CeOt nh );lhIhur at Pi; buryhrP:i.; ..; taa N(o. --tIot ti@ i'jsine g p-o.' i h n ohft r and flo N. M. Sou ,th~ Omt:re.: pt offce o.an lierTxy lale a ilr: rot Ata. whn Do. 8-Twesnty-pronO Stns n Columbusn, 'evn. 1(0-Lozie roiioyne al)to -t. olndo . O"~re itsel00a..i.derestnalaen Mbveripl~. .c Theflowigustown wel at re ntely orrolinst !1 Ill.;Pninrn, Nb.; t~nat o a. laoda ti Orovo Tex. Whiteo. Wi. Pre~ow~ly, In Edou O. Now14-lhi Ill: tronhsh.N. -&for V.- A'med. ..ional conforonqe ..Qd in London to com. ..ersary of orgtnization. :obory's Ladas won Jianglish A In China oniused 60.000 nd thousands of othors in s and oth-r poi.s of China. - hiet Jisti. - John Duke ZIA procwhnod sultan of 11ory near Port-y-Pridd .' Mold 250 inn.-i...M.Sdl )f Fritnee, atssussinitd at - :anarchist. mer-Perier olectod prosi -- tir iblin at Votaillos. ,000 pnrsoins hilled by earth juaco14I Constantinoplo and vicinity. July 18-H1awaili deolared a republic, with Banford 11. Dolo a4 president. July 20-War declared between China and Jbpinn,nnd Coronni Inag imprisNoned by JaTanoco. July 28--Uenth fromt plaingo in Canton (is ir lot, China. cstimated at 120,.000 Aug. 15- t'amorio Sinto. Presidont Car'not's xssassin, excoutod at Paris. hop. U-'trof. lierintin von Ielmholtz. Oor man lihysiologist und soicitist, died at 13erlin; %god 74. Pop. 17-Japaneso iained decisivo victory at Pni Yang over tho hinese. IS-- (hineso ifored a crushing dofoat >ff lialit InI nrvall engnifemont, Sop. 2-1-American oxhibitors at Antworp )xponition twarded eOven grand prizes, 10 di plomans nntl 01 gold, tiilver cid bronze modals. Oct. 8-Ton thousand Christians massaorod brutally in Armnitt. Oct. 2-Jamezs Anthony Froud, LIL. D., Eng lishl historian, dlied t iondon, aged W0, Nov. i-/.Ioxandor 111., emuporor of Russia, ailed at LivM -(l Ia. Nov. 2 -t'r Nicholas II. Mstien a natiifesto Nnnotuning his necesslon to the throne of IimIllsi. Nov. 14-.--ir Thoinas Mattiew Charlor Syimontds, 0. U D3., adittiral of tho Dritish flcot, tlied In Lon1don; HgdT. Nov. 20--A nton regor Ri binstoin, pianist and composor, died at Peterhof, Rtussiu; aged al. Nov. 21- -Port Arthur. Chineso stroghold, Daktured by th1 Jpaw e Nov. 0-C'tr N ichla 11. of Rtsia married Princess Alix of Hloesc-Darnismtdt, at St. Petersiiri Nov. 27-i9x-Chnticollor hlitsnarck's wifO liled at Vinl-Vill, (ormany, Nov. f9-Chin-(a subiit ted proposals of peaco SJTapan through U. ',. Siinisteri Donby and un. Doe. 7--Ferdiind Do Lesseps. buildor of 4u? entil. tiled netir 'ttano. Frtnco. 1)0,c. 10-t'ominerel id Unio:n banhs of lit. Johns, N. F.. forced Io tspod, liabilities minotti titig to so erai itillions. Det. 1i -Iato reptrt4 say tlint Japaneso troop eiiierin:i Port, Artittr Novetilcr i.' ratisnered nlitost eniro population in cold bWoord. live. I'_ --r John TIoltuton, premicr of DaIidn, diC4d at. Whidsor eitit10, .lgEland. J N 1) U S1' Zt IA L. Jan. 16 Thousands of coal iniiers it vicinity if Mercer, 'a.. atruck, wagas boing reduced lJ tor cetit Jana. !3-In Oho, 10.000 miiatct refused to n T )t reluetlonl InI wa:ges. 11tn. 27-yave of anarchy paste'd ovor Mans lold (Pit ) cotil region. All-s'oiiit, a l antd emt rinetln of propert folliwed. Discharge f all forei: n mi'lern dlen:nted. Fob. 1-Sx killed it ilit hetween laborers ir Asiev; lii-. N. C. Mir. 6 -'ar ti-ldt:oport, 0., I.C0 miners re tnted work. eavit ,iet- tlttint of outside ltorert' wai'ne s to trit 'ratiin. I Ir. 25 --- v'stiotod nrmy left Mao ilont, 0.. for \'nshini ton. Apr. 41 -Nino tien hilii is re utilt of trouble .ar Connol~sTl, P.Ii A lir. S- -Juio (,adwotll's 1i1in:44111 in Union I! titl, w:igi ionfrence lit 0.miahn favored om oy em ! t, (.;." 1y poin t . A pr. 13,L~indto DuntIly or(!dlUin Pacinol eclioti to restoro foricr . u of emfployes, C ininhta. pr. III--hcors' strile iII Conellsille (Pa.) ,lonl pr wvtleaI Ily indt'l.I pr. 18 -1trii in: 1:hilorat's near Dotroit, eh., colibii with hiiT:f otticert; two of fortner hillod, soma ui others wounded. 'pr. 2t-t'kors at h.L. (Cloud, l Minn., arrost for inter"fritig with mailt:. Ait. Illi-Nearly 'I.t13I,0 titiniter enst of the i1six.tppl oboyett orde' of United Mino Work 11 to ispeti worlt. Apr. 2a-Min's in llo4u11 (0 ) valley fired v coal mtrilter:....Two atorerst killcil noar otroit, lich., in i',htL botiveen str'ikors and ricors. AI'ir. 1.i-ilo~in's iduistrial army, 1100 atroing, iov'ing etast pn ia stottent tvitin, caipttred by fed.. Apr. 27-(rt't.tt Norithorni roiad tiegt-1 t~rilto fronti St. Unil to thte coastt. A\pr. 21 U . 3. Miarshal ( 'riutt:m giv tandi of 200l t'oguitr soldiers to affect a treat Northorni attike'rs ini Noirth Daita Aprii. 19-( 'oxey ':a 'ommltonwoutl tian'm' a lit'ighttwood patrk In WVashiintlon.. if C'olumia ptolico pr eveoutel Coxey frtomt mia-. itt a spetech fromt th1e capIditti stepa, tnntd ar. 'ested ('htief 'itar.Jhal lirowno and Vapt. Jones. ..ri'at NI iherni railwayii striko settled at 4t. Patti by arbtrttiont. . ..Soven touand utn-. I.;otitral it -i 'let.eita iwiuhii'h :stroot caris 5.in 2--t' i. ('oxi'r n,'e't'etd in Wer.shin~gton. Msay:.. -i'.1:u ast'ri' re~i'tiii in hitin!-ty rIot at, AMay !-'To dehtttios sht. itt Ytnkit e:. ,,'ash., Mtay II 'iit CoxcyltIen tshot, 103 eaptutrodi in ght with ob lees itt INorth Yta'kimi'. Washi... t, Ptulunantt '.ar workts in ('hicaigo 1,500 opora Iirs wenttit n t rikhe. LAiay ii--t1''I .:ltt:iti e~trpe~ners cnd umill attit ti ori :Med otit otn; st'iko haav'Iitg been eftused $.tMt ir aighit htott's or $3 ftor it!no'.. 'ox iy, lith' tito indl Jos, commttonwetalors, ontttit I' J deo~vt in jutl1. Ely21 -' .'vo t ielt'r:t k( i'ed in enicounter tit dep ut -: xhe'ii ff itt t't itc1ko Iloow, Pia. Maty :a :- t'ie ha t. 1:iangley, Ill.. d tove out 1(111a''i, Ill..t rier hiL-w tip a gtd mino at ru agrtetd t o1 .ettleintt a:t i: Inoa proplosed v iiov. \\ Lut.... it b.tthi w~iti hst.:-iters whIo te tivil t t'Its fou viit ii hile byt lii ll tia neair Jultt ti 'in itllitd o~r'red olut to scono of 4tt'nl .n i r a't t'tiu....1 I iiIit tet . r-1 ( . ' uor , 11.: foum' dtitdets were woundect gintt oneo l~ilohiLltl...tri':us tie-laca trittn near li'a::l.,I Ii., kilhling e:nt:lttcer, andI inju'ring con) J1ttn 'i even livea;li t la htttle bitween trikert't anti ittnilitat at Mll eral Siding, ('ol. 'ol., tsurr'endcr1'i li to oim auntler of stato militia. Jun tit0'~ Trt strii kt nitners kIltled in a attLeli t I .ttmontt, l't. .Jttno it -.iiningi ii'<e' dleclared settled by g~reeltet i to wtna. to lad titto 305ar, being oachedl by thto confetrenaeo at Combutt. C). Juno i2--Minters in Clhio refused to accept the troe iuot tlemient. .lunto 111--Allinntee formed~ itn C'htengo betwconi niighlts' of Labor' iand A ittrle'at iliwnty unioni ir offenisive tintl tdEfttedrt est'fare. Junto 7?-lindiann tm inter ini conv'ention at cri'o atto r'ejectd ('eltimttis c'omtpr'omiso i deposed Pr'esidont D)unkorly for agreeing Junie 1i--Work resumn'ed ini minoit InHooking rlloy.t oporrtorit in tho Springhoh'i .11.) dlist'relet efusetd to pay sceigreed upon y' muiers.... Alabamia minerst' decied to con nuto strike. Jtmo 10--Amiorican !sailwny' union voted (112 0)to ruxeltudo color'ed mtt't Tf rom metnbershiip. Jutto 2ti-hboycott against Putimann cnra poned in Chicago. .Iniaina iitu iorators ioronseti pay of their mn tand restned work. JTuno 27-A's result of Pltlmtan boycott by monricant Railwaiy unzion ths Illinois Coentrarl trv'ico wi~: patralyzedi antd strikes reported on I other' lutes ... . Endt of coal inera' strike an ounced. July i-Railway strike has crippled every ad cehnterini' !n Chiceago. ni'om roatds having bantdonied iill ser'vloo.. .. I'. 3. troops setnt to rinidadt, C'oh, whtero imaul trains woro hold by rikers. July 2'-Judtgos Woods tund (rossetup. of the .S. court. in Cienigo. ituuted order foi'bidd ing itorforcc with roads onigagod in intterstato Jttly 4i-Federalt troops nii Fort Sheridan sea6 (hlIong.o anod ttt 'ho st ioc: vardis woro comn ylled 2tuto bi'ty' >t to rostrin violence. ieuly riAt the 3k yards in Chicogo strikt 'i buitrned ri'in~oad propety anid looted ,hliht cars. Jhuly tI--Chiengo strikers bulrned over 000 tight ears and dlcstroyerl satth towvers and 0oou's. Three pltOhl' killed in the triots. luiiy 7-Itt imitlo int (ienso bet ween rioters I ti roo liie of formonr were kfhied.. .. Rail .id hhp.aito isyporedl coploto in Califortia, elit in a few poits in theo south. Itihy ii Mob of foreign toi ners inaugurated h:! 0f tiriroi at, S pring Vaslley, J ii, uly 0-i.ii! Ire rui liti a force oi Ilioisordeod 0 aCt-ve '.(rvhce.... Railways in Indiani 1o. IehI2tgant. Colorado anid Cslifornin tied by the strit' .t....President Clovelatnd isesue4 oelamnation calling e n pierston obstructing tino to conso their utnlawuful work A. setvllo, Ill.. troops flring over riotos8 mn'ers led two women1.. ..Commiittos representing tango counoll and trade and labor or aniza. na failed in attotud-. to inducs i'unllmati apany to arbitrato.... Enatlro naval force at ,ro Island, Cal., ordered out to assist in pre iting rioting In S an Francisco ulO1-Dlooktado lifted in St, touie Omnaa 1 St. Paul, and Indiana atriker ok to s 44to their Dlaces... LTwo atrikers ar eoldIe B at JUprinallie, a RoA/ E Q,mno, oy arts, r Atag 'ldIors and the engineor. .ao man killed by ditching of train -t. Ind by striking minors. A-Exeutivo committee AmorloanFed -on of Labor and representatives of qther .onal organizations in session at Chloago .coido against ordoring gonoral strike in sup port of Ameorlag Railway union. July 16-seven men kiled in an attack by 0trikers on colored mon at Pratt's, Ala... .Fivo mon k 1lod anc 14 persons injured in wreck Jul 1 Go. Milos ordered federal troops 9ut f Chongo....Striko at National tuce works In MoKeoosport, Pa., dcolarod off. July 21--Railroad strike at Sacramento, Cal., declared off unconditionally. July 28-Strikors prevented opening of Allen paper car whool wyorku at Pullman by throats of violence to thoso going to work.... Strike ut Portland, Ore., declared off.... E. V. Dobs and nine other A. I. U. members hold by Com missioner Illooclgood at Milwaukeo on charge of cortspiracy. July 80-Iron miners' strike in Michigan do clared off and troops ordered home. Aug. i--Ovor 1.000 mon taken bok at the old scalo upon reo poning of Chicago & Alton rail way shops It loomington, Ill. Aug. -Str ke of the cattle and hog butchers oreod all pricking houses in Sout Omaha to clone. ..Work resumed in repair deartmont at Puliman; no A. R. U. mon omployod. Aug. 4-Dolegatos assembled in Chicago of Am orican Rail way union declared striko off on alIoads except the Santa Fo and Eastern Illi nois. Aug. 20-At Now Bedford, Mass., 11.000 Pin. ployes of textile works wont or striko against ro:luction of wages. Sep. 20-Ready-mado clothIng industry in Boston paralyzed by striko f 500 operatives, Sop. 24--At Los Angeles, Cal., Gallagher and 3uchanan, A. R' U. strikers, sq toncod to eight months and 500 fine for intimiidaing non union workmen. Sop. 28-Miners and coal operators at Massil lon. 0, agreed to submit i fferences to arbi tration. Sop. 29-Tin-plato plants shut down at Pitts bur h, Pa., on account of dissatisfaction in re gard to wages. Oct. 8-Striko of Now Bedford (Mass.) spin ners compromised. Oct. 0-All the oloakmakers In Now York strike for 10-hour day and abrogation of piece work. Oct. 12--Strking spinners at Fall River, Mass., do ded to return to work at 10 per cont. reduction. oet. 17-Weavers at Fall River, Mass., again en strike. Oct. 19 - Arn omnibus indictment found against Amorican Railway union offoors and all strikers charged with violence and ob structing the mails. Dec. 1-1-Judge Woods, in Chicago, sentenced Eugeno V. Debs, leader of American Railway union strike. to six months and other ofilceors pf the union to three months in jail for violat ing federal court injunction. THINGS OF INTEREST JUST N. W Nvo Boon Bargin Hus Har TRom Rustle. Invigorators r>' 1.HI1 S WEEK f All silk black Armure at (5 cents, real value 65 c. . $1 Perf yard. Just )' think of it a Black Silk dress, worth $14, for 69 10. ( 7 pieces more of those Ibeautiful all wool Nov I v -Dress Gocods at 35 ;we itold you the had to fly last and the good still goes on. I Spread out your wings ( and come to sco us. (27 inch Cotton Plaids at 5 cents; nice Dress style Ginghams 5 cent 5 c. -50 dozen mfens' hose ~at 5 cents; 50 pieces Calicoes at 5 cents a t. yar'd, see them, Bring In Your FEET. ( We will fit themn to | your liking and save S Iyou money. Too many h Imens' and womens' o lugh~ gradle Shoes. e l (Char'les Heiser's hand s I made sewed for men, | worth~ $0, at $4, ladies l $3.5 Shoes at $i2.50. JONES & GARRISON, No. 9 PENDLElION SIlRE ET. Nov. 22-94. Greenville, S. (3. Agents Mtandar~d Paitten. (JUini oguie free onl realliQn L.EWIS) & 80N '8. For' ther 're.xt thirty' dlays we will r iffer oulr n 'i Iir' lstoCR itt a grof e* di lcuon in piices we boughlt rate hea'fvy anII ~tilut sell the g~olc. If y'ou ar~e hl ltinig thle place wh'lere~ you I dlollatrs wIllI go thne fart heirest, conme 11n and) let uts sho1w y'ou aind youl will bo irstonished at the pr~ices wo are nlamhig On our goodls. Here is a few of our prices: A good WI~oll-butcket, 25 cents wvol Ill d0, a zood A xe, 50 cents wortI 66a, A better one for 60O celits worth 75, The beuL calico 0 eents fast color worth 8 cents, Good Cotton Checks I e'ents worth 5. Everything else in propotion to above prIice. Nice Oranges, Raisins Candy, Co eoanullt5, Citron, Cheese, Macaroni, Nuits, &c. for Xmas, come early arnd JOHN Ts LEWIS & SONs Dennmbor 1st 1R94. ON JANUYil 1'95. THE NEW TARIFF On Woolen Goods Goes Into Effect0 We prop)ose to anticipate it by giving our customors the bene fit of the reduction now. Therefore if you are F needing DRESS OOON0 Blonkets, Flaniois, Joans, Cassimeros, Uoderwar, Oranything (oin taiing Wool don't fail to get our prices before buying. We mean busi., ness. McALISTER & BEATTIE. (3 and 65 Main St. (Next door to National Bauik) P. 8.--Butterickr Patterns. Greenville, 8. C. Nov. 8..9.1. Assessment Notice. The Auditor's O)flice wil b1e) open from the first day of January 1895 to t ho twenltiethi da~y of Feblruafry: 1895, to recoivo returns of Real and Personal Property for Taxation in Phckonis County for the year 1895. The Auditor or his Deputiles wvill h)0 at each of the following Pre cincets to receivo Returns for saidl year: Calhoun, Tuesday, Jan. 15, 1895. Conitral, Wednesday, and Thuhrs day, Jan. 16. a nid 1 7,1895. Liberty, Friday' -ud Saturdaty, Jan. 18, and 19, 109. JIan. 21, nnd 22, 895 Cro--s Phin< l'- . .Id!..v, 1 e 28 1995. 1895 ti - 1 . . t, O it a g -x i o ' ' . l ij t not o "''5 P ai I ity~ of 50 - cent. f'or nt 'tu. is strictly oni joined upJonI \rudit' r. All T!ax p.yors mus nt make their reCturnsM in person'~' or by some1 oneO 0 legally auitho rized I(t) doso inl caso f sicknelss or a bsone from the Jounty, !bt'ks buildings and r1oan1 AssociatIions, Fire, Life, and >thier Insurance Companies are ro irei'd by Jaw to make returns. 1) each and every person will please >o prefpatred to say in what Town hip and School District they live pl at the time thoy are re'quired to nake their return. y< All Males botween 21 and 50 dII rear of age 0xcep)t those excused te >y law are liablo to Poll Tax. -W. H. BIRYANT, Nov 20, 18nn: Anditor of P. 0.' NFO SH4 f~4i STOCK TAK January 20 Days I Above ] Run These 20 dnys neans that Shoes wi] ACTORY PRICES. . air Sale open to all. Come with ARG A INS. Jas. M. & E. Manaj G reen ville, S. C.. Dec. 13, 189 CHRISTMA -."N TAK I T; t . want Our Goods STON Whein you want a Stov3 Oet a The best STOVE on E.\RTH fxi Dec. 13, 1894I. SHEPPARD AND3 EWLSONi's PR I f. <- II - i r . . G'. .dl li' '-Elf .,bii - ,l V4 . *dPm, A Ghood pair lihinikel . N)ants. 1 pair Counterpainies, 90 cents. I. X. L. Pocket kmves 20 per cent Nails steel out, 21 cents per pound. By the keg 2.1" Shot 01 cents per pound. Powder 20 " " Best Patent Flour *3.75 cents per. 1 rrel. Second Patent Flour $3.50 cenits Straight Patent Flour $3.25. bi ~r barrel,.h We .have many other thiings that m wvill need, which space here m't allow us to to mention, so call see us when in town .Respectf uiliy, SHEPPARD 4 ELLISON Eauley, Sept. 27 1804. ING Ahead , 1895. 3efore the Date 4o on. I be sold Lower than ever bef<. ;he Rush if you want to obtaii t' B. Dickson, rers. t4 LS GO' DS. IMON[Y. are so Cheap. 7ES, SEIGLER~~ N Main Street, Greenville, s. Pamlily (1'0061'j( AN h N~eueral M~erc~hndis R i- RI us r'c' .-our ST( ' )his' i r" I. wv. . - e I AI' B o , ceries, Hardware, and a full line of Farm Sup plies. I enn give you a low flgur >~ JOur and Farming Implemeonts. JOHN 0. KAY is with me and s. pleased to have his friends et*)o mn. J E. ROBINS8it Easley, B. C., Feb. 8. 94--y.