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The People's Journa T. U. ROBINSON, Editor. pUBLISRED XV3Y THUiBDAY. Subscription One Dollar a Yea cntered at the Post Ofilee at Piokens 1 second-class inatter. - APTERTISING IATES. one dollar per inch for first insertion, & tO d o a sbse Uent insertior Liberal disornt for aldvert eSC IRts on 1u nuval contract~s. 'IOIIus Clisl. Anual eou tracts, payable quarterly. No favorites. one )rio to fll. No atn clall positiol or spochi3I ratesi to foreign tit vertlsors. All alieli aUst tako the run o tv PAe or sa abide by seih rates. Loc a notices, ill local (0lu11, 10 cent per line for first, insertion and five cents fe each subsetuient insertion. Advertisement,;s for coimng issie .Allol be handed in not later than Monday morn InC,.ile editor will not, le responsible for fl1 views and opinions of corresponidents, to less the same are editorialv endorsed. TlUISl)AY, JULY 4, 185. Mass MEETING. We sce from the Sontinel of his week that County Clairnau, W. A Hamilton, has called "a Democrait mass meeting of the while Demo, crats of Pickens county at Pickem. C. H. oil loiday,July 8th." Thu, week he has favored Tu JoURNAI with the saie n10tice. which is Plb. fished in this issue, aid also state that he sent one jlast week to Tim JOUNAL, but it tailed to receive it The County Chairman did not stat< the object of tile meetluig, which lie should have done in order to insur< a full attendance and aflord the pa pers an opportunity to exhort a littlb and help rally tile people, who woulk probably have beel pleased to knov what busilless Ihey were expected t( consider and to have had bone tim< to think ovel' 1he mat ters before thi meeting. If the farmers can lpossibly spar< the time fromi t heir crops, they shouh attend and get all t he informatiol availab'e, for it is not long until thi primary election will he held and no a single candidate has yet been an nounced. It is due the people tha they have full opportunity to knov the candidtes and hcar them discus the issues, which will probably con front the maikers of t he con.t it utiol Since the threats and dispositio1 1)f Some11 antis to crush tie will of th white majority by negrc ballots, i well for the Reormei's to b antis do not control thl .or the "intelligent an( .ty" ilght disfranehi-se go%- rtion ol the "Cpoo . anid ig noirante majority. SULLiVAN ACQUITTED. J. M~1ims Suilivan., chairged ivit the murder of Hoernion G. Gilreal in Greenile Jiuie 11 Ab, 189D2, ira acquittcd in Aniderson oil ile 29t6| timoii. Thme jurors werc' in thei -twenty I wo hiours before the; ' eood eight for acquitta imenit of some kin< 'nt, out. This hai ben. I hard fought cast and for tmxa ears Sullivan's fhti hass been hanging in the balances with fortune aipparantly agains him. Sentiment had changed an< the result of'jury verdicts is different and the man once condemned te death is free again and enjoya the ecmpany of his family and faithfu friends. T1his ends the caso and eve rybody should acquiesce in the r'e sult and give the last jury credit fo~ acting as honestly and conscientousl; as the first. SPARTANBURJG TRAGEDY. There are several accounts of th< the battle betweeni the blockaderE and the constables near Mr. Waddii'E house, five miles above Spartanburg, and they agree generally until the point is reached, which fixes the rces, POnsibility ot the trairedy. From the account given by the Tiedmwont IHad light editor, who was early ont the ground and hadtc every oppor11tinity oh getting at thme tirue state of facts, there can be no0 doumbt that there were four or five ol thle blockade.' and that they began thle shooting ai were we'll prepared for that business. Some strange things have alreadl3 been revealed and other matters wvil throw light. on the methods of gov ernjent ollicia.. Greenville is the scene of aothe honmicidie. Saturday evening, Jamne D. Lewis, conductor' on the 0. K. 2 W. railroad, shot and killed Henr Rutledge, his brother-in-lawv. Do nmestic trouble was the cause of th~ shootimg. Loi mado his escap andl has not yet been capt ured. Hi was.represented at the trial by Capi J. A. Mooney, Who nays Lewis wi surrender for trial. tb it batd becomo very commc hPeaple trepass- upon the publ a tpninere is so many difle: St onentj~ of thaw, I publish fI taha e b~j f), certain parts of il fow rid theqsa o~he overseerst e e * If' any person shalneu n struction to be' pe ause an the public highway o part to obat rnct orne mne y T* diffileult the assage of carrig other travel t ereon an# 'shal unmediately remove the same 4 r quired on conviction may be I ten dollars and required 'to move said nuisance. r Twelve hours notice must be g before working.. All hands i bring such tools as the overseer i idirect. On failing to comply tle above he may pay one dollar (day l'or each day lie is warned ot work; said amount of one dollar t be receive(d in lieu of work, ex in cases where there is failure work on suddenly obstructed %s f three dollars per day shall be req ed in lien of work, r Where a person moves and perforned the whole or any par - paid tie whole or any part and e produce a certificate 01 the saw is exempt for the Lime. The residence of any person has a family shall be where his fa ly resides and the iesi.ience of other person where lie boards. The road may be made twenty wiae and shall protect them by i abl0 drains from interence by ci vation. If any person shall destroy, in or in any manner hurt, damage, pair or obstruct. any of Lbe pt highways or any part thereof or bridge,.culvert, drain, ditch, ca way, embankment, wall. tollg tollhouse, etc., on conviction wil imprisoned not more than three less than one month and pay a of not more than five hundred less than twenty dollars and be li for all repairs. MATTUEw HENDRICKs, County Supervisac Teabeas Clurjr). W. W. F. Buitrw, Editor, J. B. Simpson, colored, is d Some capital work in the way ol lorimmg and educating his pupil Oroswell district. Two rf his pupils stoM a com tive examination before tho board and made second grade tificates. Ho does not endorse tho plI importing teachers from other c ties or States, when we have ju, good matet ial to manufacture as we import. Why not itilize , we havo on hand first then ini the deficiency? ie also thinks that educating mass of colored people would lie solve the problem that is giving government so much trouble; hi dorses the educational qualifice for sut7rnge, but thinks there A be some restriction to it. He not think those who were raised N the law forbade them to be educ should be disfranchised. but all have been0 raised since the State propriated funds to educate I should undergo the qualificatioi suffrage. He would like to heatr fr'om other colored brethlren through Tieacher's Column to know what are doing in the way of impre their pupils. TEN SUGGIESTIONS. BY WM. A. MOWRY. S1. Schools are maintained at lic expensme by direct taxation t he benefit of' the public. The te eras are employed by the public, the will of the public is to be cal Lout-. I2. Teachers should always cxc a high r'egard for the rights of parents as wvell as of the pupil. 8. They should confer frequ< with the parent as to both the portment and the progress of - child. 4. That teacher can do but: -in influencing the mind of the < who has faileci to secure the res and regard of intelligent parente 5. The esteem and approva both parents and children are csa tial to the teachers' highest suc< 6. The teacher should make few promises, but should keep sti ly every promise made. 7. No child is receiving the e ful training which the school o' to give unless voice, gesture, riape, posture, manners and m<~ are being prop~erly cultivated. 8. Cleanliness and nieatness of saon and clothing on the part of p~upils should be sought for and cured, sometimes by direct effbrt. often by indtirection. 9. To this end, attention to ii noas and attractiveness of' dlress peison on the part of the teache. ind~lispensible. 10. Every teacher should give st~ant anad carelul attention to lesi inl patriotism, instilling const a love of country~ and of' home, and dtiesC of an American citizen. NOTICE ! For the purpose of lettin - the lowest bidder I will be at a Talley bridge on Saluda the 2 of July at 11 a. m. e At Kay's mill, on Geor .Creek, on the 2'2d at 10 a. m. II At Kennemnore's mill at 31 mn. of same day. At Lathemn & Lenhardt's y onthe 23d at 10 a. mn. c'At the Golden creek, bel --W. Hinton's, the 25t~h at 10 a ' At c. B. Findley's on 3 * creek the 26th at 3 p m. At the bridge below Pond *b. mill on the 29th at 3 p. m. of as MATTHEW HIENDRIKS, is or RIUNE OJJER. not- Our farmers should have good rhen hogs this fall, aad we have decidei Ined to offer a premium, of five dollars the in cash for the largest, any age, -hog, by November -1t 1.895; and ven three dollars for the largest one ball year old hog, and two dollars for ma)' the second largest-all persons in vith Piokens county who will hereaf per ter become subscribers to Tag I to JOURNAL, or those who are already bull subscribers, and will pay up one Dept year in advance, are eligible. Go to to feeding your hogs, and try for hn this .prize. Remember the prize ur-closes on November 1st. bas FREE TO JOURNAL, READERS. I 0' Tru JOURNAL is anxious that its sub. hall 3 he scribers should have the advat.tage of every good thing going. With who this end in view we have arranged .ni- with The Hosterman Publishing Co., any of SfZringfield, Ohio, for a supply of ret yearly subscriptions to their great uit. monthly, " The American Farm lti- News," which will be presented imE TO EVERY PAID IN ADVANCE abseri. .ure ber to Tine JOURNAL. blic s" nyHealth Restored I be ALL RUN DOWN nor No Strength nor Energy 1301 Miserable able ,IN THE EXTREME. r. ' I-Iaxnds COVERED -with s o ). : s. CURED BY USING Ayer's Sarsaparilla oig " Several years ago, my IlooI was it 1'0- bad condios, iy systen all r tmow, 0 pe and my Vueriteath very much o- 0 e alrcd. ly aIs were overmil with 0 a i, es. lischatilig ll tlw (111'. I 01 SOi ])a(arn 8.. tiill 111 hat rg us d 111x hol ies, am 0 pro> werri rsete in t h xto rome. At. 0 la~st last, I ceolicned tauking Aver's nSam- 0) arillit aiesmoot ioIema siatige tordih 0 cer- ~ ~ ?u tte.Ay appelifto ret uil41 n1111 W101 0 It, renwer stredgth. Oieo enged by 0 these Icots 1 l~it on Inlig the .Sur- 01 1 O1 sitparllln tillIn i seti4x tIiis. ii0 0 il h itfil v.s restrit .'- -A. A.T T WN,*s, 01 it i s p ro p . Harr s llo ve, ho pi s i, N . lDn k . 0 ,1 O10 AyIlfltOnly arsaIOU ill 0! Pol Admitted 0: AT THE WORLD'S FAIR 0: 1110 0i Ip to UUU~l3USUI . the en ition ould does Vhcn1 ated who is the ~-1 -- they 7tun~'/? <f Eh.ax vinig FOR THE PHOLKS. >ub- Now~ is the ti ne to consider' orthe FritI Question. and1( We htave a lar go lot of Glass idJars8, Earthlen *ar's, Tin Cans, 'cise Jelly Tiinblers, and~ Su gar'. the Also 1Honey aind Hams. nt7 A few Straw Hats to go the choaper' than ever,5 little Umbrecllas and Parasols. pect Agood stock of Summer . Goods of all kinds- Cheap! I of sen Come and see us, aad look :ees. through our houses, but 'ct.- WV. T. McFALL. ught car >rals the and cat and CVASTAEAK CAN I OBTAIN 4PATENT 9 For a 'oni- ' anh aehada near yt teate' on foniatrl confidenti.l. A st'dbeeoofo In a~ytI n cn free. nR atntalosuee ouneohan. he tent taen th ou i alnD&. receivg t i aar the we entite ti eth - ssued wee~Y eeantl Iinstroted hab a te d a r e t cactat o f an y s i e n rO ? n t h e ildt gdya.Bmlcilssn re nous wit pans, erinan butla og show theo Dth TVIlE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF' ICKENs. J B' Jtm B NEm.unn, Esquire, Probate WresJ M Stewait, c e ir, has made suit to mec to gr'ant nlim Letters or Ad P. )umiil,ntion of the estate of amid effects of Warren ID Edens, decease 1. Th!ese are' Tfhe'efore to c.ite and0( aidmiOn ilill lshal.nl and sintgulhar tihe kindred and creditors of the said( Warrren D) Edens, dleceased1 that they be and appear before lOW me, inl tile Court of Probate, to be held . m. at P'ickens Court House, S. (t., on1 tihe 5th (lay of August next, after publication 'file hier'eof, at 11. o'clock in tihe forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, wihy the rsid Adiistrartionl should not be Given under my Haund, tils 22d day of .Tune 1895 in the 110 year of our Inde pendence. [suAQ] J II NnwnrnY, 3T P P C, IHE BIG RAILROAD WRECK STCCI BEG-I NS. Now For the Bargainc ever Has Such An Opportunity Been Offered to the Peoj of Greenville and Vicinity. Think of It. OW 10 Car Loads of Goods. BEOOOO -n "wrVOT9.Ti 17,820 Yards Calico. 20,000 Yards Dress Goods. 10,000 Yards Lawns and Ginghams. 10,000 Yards Shirtings and Sheetings. 4,000 Suits Clothing for Men, Boys and Youths. Three hundred dozen Shirts. Four Hundred Dozen Boy's Waists. Five Hundred Dozen Ladies, Misses and Men's Hose, Two Thousand pairs Best Shoes, all kinds. Sixty-Five hundred pounds best Plug Tobacco. Large lot Smoking 'Iobacco. Large Stock Ml linery Goods, Thousands of other things cannot mention here. Com >r the BJG SALE is for you, I1 M1 &E. B. DICKSOP GREENVILLE, S. C. The One Crop System of farming gradually exhausts the land, unless a Fertilizer containing a high percentage of Potash is used. Better crops, a better soil, and a I larger bank account can only then be expected. 4 Write for our " Farmers' Guide," a 142-page illustrated book. It 2 p Is brim full of useful information for farmers. It will be sent free, and I will make and save you money. Address, GERMAN KALI WORKS, 93 Nasau Street, New York. )OES THIS CATCH YOUJ -THE EOPLES JOURNAL CONSIDERING CIRCULATION OUR ADVERTISING RATES ARE CHEAPER THAN ANY PAPen IN THE UP COUNTRY. iroulation13 1,000. Readers, 50C (DVERTISE ! Yoll BR81ll88, JUDICIOUS ADVERTISING IS TF. i A O O D FOUNTAIN OF SUCCESS. IF MONEY oes not necessarily imly c ontn a. hap ot mone at gi 11u pleasure, but the uo pleasure is mnoro fancied than re-al. No man who advertises in or subscribes for LE POPLF JOURNAL folisily, and e'llfind a 1unre rca to convince him of his wilsdom. merely because hundredis o others lik -- but be.cause It is really a likeablo pa con ult your itetrestadr patronize tl e uimns of The People's Journ Suppose This . Was You Advertisement! You would soon come to the conclusion that Advertisingb *You will double your trade by using I,. 'ter's Ink and The +People's. Journa Who is it that eau'I. alh' to pay thme S1. Per Yirear $1 Will buy you a Ck an, well- ine Newsa ekfilled with Cholee Reading Orders for All Kinds of SJob Printing! ( .Solicited by Mail or Othewise and Promptly Delivered at Prices that will Defy Competiton, end In your subseriptionu! Bring or Send In your Job) W Let us have your copy for a Big Ad. nr sample copIes furnIshed oni application. Sumr. one for Relief. Tita STATE OF SOUTH OAROLINA, County of Pickens. Court of Common Pleas. John Ferguson in his own right and as Executor of the last 'will and testament of J. G. F ,erguson, deceased, and as Testamentary Trustee there under, Plaintiff, against Sarah McFall, Anna Dean, Jas. M Ferguson, Ava L Link, Au gustus D. Ferguson, Samuel B. Ferguson and Mattie J. Ferguson, Defendants. Summons for Relief. (Complaint Served.) To the Defendants above named: You are hereby summoned and required to answer the com plaint in this action, of which a copy is herowith served upon you, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscribers at their office, No. 94 Court street in the city of Greenville, S. C., within twenty days after the service hereof, ex. elusive of the day of such ser vice; and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for relief demanded in die com plaint. Dated May 1st A. D., 1895. J. M. S'rEwA'r, C. C. P. C. UOTHRAN, WELLS, ANSELN, COTH RAN & C. L. HIOM.INCSWORTH. Plain tiffs Attorney. To the Defendants Anna Dean, James M. Ferguson, Ava L. Link, Augustus D. Ferguson, Samuel B. Ferguson and Mattie J. Ferguson. Please take notice that the Summons and complaint in this actioi was filed in thec oflice of the Clerlk of the Court. of Com mon P'leas for Pickens county on the 2-1lth dv of .lune A. D., 18 1)5 01-11 HAN, WI.Is ANSI-r:, CO'II HcAN & C. 1. if)IL..INGSWonTH. ( 'la in tiI I'sAttorniey. I ENS ( ') l'T . T 'oS - rr < o>F -1 Ci.\N I As 'laniters ik. Plaintiff. I A '-'inst W. II. Summe111y, Defendant. Sm monIIIilt 11S for Relief. (Compliij'Iulit Served.) To I he Defemb:olt V. 11. Sumnev: Ii :i'e heiehv sunmoned and re mtired to answer the complaint in this Itloll, oI which a copy is herewith 1rm (1 iilpon you, and to serve a copy 4 ymr answer to the said complaint ii the isscriber at his office at Pick nS, S. a., within twenty days after lie service hereof, exclusive of the lay of such service; and if you fail o answer the complaint wvithin the ime1 aforesaid, the Plaintiffs inl this etion wvill apply to the court for tihe ehief demanded in the compl~aint. D~ated May 6th. A. D). 189)4. J. M. S-ricwAlfr, I'. C. P. C. IL. E. CimuI)IuSS,' Plaintiff's Attorney.C T.lo tihe Defendant W. 11. Suimmey: Please take notice th1at the Sum n1ons and Complaint in this calse was iled in tho ofilce of the Clerk of le Court of common Please for Pickens County on the 6th day oIf Slay, 1895, and that the object of hoe action is to foreclose a mortgage given1 by you on1 tihe land described Li the conmplainit. KC~lIi1s Sea.] J. M. S-aa- .e .c Iny30wG~v ti Many persons in the County have r neglected to make returns of personal i property for the fiscal year 1894 1895. Trhe law reqmires the Auditor in such cases to assess the property of these persons according to the best in formation lie can obtain and add fifty (50) pe'r cent. penalty. It is very important that all per sons5 who ownl machinery and have nlot yet returned it should (10 so at once. Merchants commencing business af ter~ the 1st of January are required "within thirty days after commenc ing such business" to "report to the Auditor of the County, under oath, tihe average amounlt of capital intend ed to be emfployedl in such business, etc." The poll .lists. are now ready for dlistribution and will be mailed from this oflice. Trustees will please make the necessary corrections and return thlem to the Auditor as soon as con venient. When new names are add ed1 to the list Trustees will please insert tile full first niame, this will prevent so many double entries. N. A. CHRISTOPHER, County Auditor, Pickens County. june27w4 Ultatlin Notice. TIIE STA TE OF SOUTHl CARIOITNA, By .J. B. NEWn1Eny, E'squire,, Probate WVlIEIIEAS, Frances Simpson has mlade suit to me, to grant her ILetters of Administration of the Estate of and nff'ects of JIamne Oanltt, deceased. TIhese are Therefore to cite and admnon lehi ail and singular the kindred and1( cred Itors of the said( James Gantt, decceased , lhat they lbe and appear before me, in the Dourt of P'robate, to be held at Pickens Court Ihouse, S. C., on 12th dlay of' liuly 1895 niext, after~ publication hiere f, at 11 n'elock in the forenoon, to show mause, dr any they have, why the said AdmInIstration should not be granlted. Given nndl~er my WIand, this 22d day of iune 189)5 in the II9th year of our n [ndej>end~enee. (SEA L) J B Newbery, J P P C B. A. MORGAN, T. 0. RoBINSON, I Greenville, 8. C. Pickeis, k. E. MORGAr & ROBINSON, Attorneys at Law, Pickens, 8. o, 4 'Praetee In all Courts. .nOI28tt. 1 . JULIUS E. BOGGS. T. 1. MAULDIN Il BOGGS & MAULDIN, Lawyers, feb28tO Plekens, S. C, R. RO1BEIRT KTI(SEY, Physlcian and Surgeon, Oflice at hils residence Main Stret.. March 8, 1894 R NORWOOD, Dentist. Dr. W.M.- N6nwOoD, Assistant. Offlice, 88 Main Street, Greenvillo, S. 0. Jan. 9, '92 y D . J. P. CARLISLE, Dentist Ore-n. ylile, 8. 0. Office over Addison & McGee's Drug Store. Painless Extraction of Teeth. No constitutional or toxic effeet; No sore mouath; No silouglng of grms; Some. thiug new; Absolutely safe and painless. All work guaranteed as rpresentted by J. D. CURETON, Dentist. june27m3 e, ABE CLARK. GEO. E. COOPER Clark & Cooper, Dealers In able aul Iranitg Monuments, TOMBSTONES, of every description Also. MANTELS, STATUARY, VASES and Wrought Iron FE NCING, Greenville, S. C. Sept. 19, '91. P-cotc>grecIau If you want the finest PICTURES mado in the State, go to Wheeler's Studio, 113 McBee Aveune Greenville, S. 0 D"' Crayon Portraits a specialty April 7-y. Misses McKAY, AMain Street., GREENVILLE, S. 0. Iave just received a second - shipment of (S r Ilflinery Goods! AND HATS In the latest styles and lowest possible PRICES. Your patronage solited. MISSES McKAY, Main Street, Greenville, S. 0. GREENVILLE S5AW WAR Vtt O. neairing of all a Speci: J. C. Mauldin, juan31y1' IE NOTICE. WE PAY (CASH! For Hides, Beeswax, Tallow WE Rell harness Leathier, Upper Kips, Culf Skins, Sheep Skins, Lace Leather, Hamne Strings, in any amounf, you want. GOWER & GOODLETT, 101 Main Street, Greenville, S. C. SMar14tf*7 *"B Remeinber that you can get t1(7 not "Home and Farm" and THE PEOPLE 8 B it, JOURNAL one year for $1.25. per. col al In Lr Poor Health means so much more than you imagine-serious and fatal diseases result from' trifling ailments neglected. Don't play with Nature's greatest gift-health. loutn of ors es I av n a=eit LBron meicfeggc~ began'atoc tak It Cu ares ork Neriga Toble sntch~ IonpaonBaBod MalariatNri.us fewment. Womn'scomesfrothe lk Iont Crpues ne e ork. sla, Ke~ re ey woat an ~e CotPat ion Band Bloode or ROWisn sH~eAL Ten. ~ Beutifu Wordn