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The People's Journal. T. R. IlODINSON,_ iditor. t HED EVERY THURSDAY. V Subscription One Dollar a Year Eniteretl at telo Post OflIco at Pickons as Betond-(lass 1iatter. A1VERITI,4SING RATES. p One dollar per lt for first linsortion, flf- tC tv cens foreach nmtequet, insertion. g 1i1wrial disortit ort i dvertisements on an 111u11 co rct.''erians cash41. Annual Con No iatv'iv4 Oo rile to Ht. No 'pe ti~tl position or sligt-'i rattes to foreign ad rtisers.i ll.Mll stiel iist take the run of 31 0i ]wimpr i abtide by such rates. L ell nloti1es, inl local cohilii , 10 cents per line for 11irs .iisert ion and 11 ve cents for et each subsetititIi. insert10i. w; Atvert iseit'il$t for comnitig lsstioiili1:411d he luuiided in not litter thani Monday morn- al iI. th 'Ilie editor will iot he responsible for the f vlews aind opinions of correspoiuleits, tni less the san rear t' itoriallv enduorsel. wi Ce e1 Ils 1Ni Y, 8F1'1 11'111-Ell 26, 1850 c. so SENATOR TI'Im JI AN. Tespeceb of Sonator Tillman thIl in the Cor.nstitutional Convention ON uponl the proposed almonthnenit to it tle ordinance, croating the county mO o( Sada, was chralictoristic of de hill. By it lie unlldid what would da have beol Mohe grettobt reblko the ed tin white people of the state ever re (eve aL(nd what would have been M fill instilt to the people of Saluda MI couilty. They asked for the now inl c ollnty a(i skf,(l that it, ho iallle go, Saluiha, supposing they had 0th e] right aIn t (lie so se )to istitiol tlie an1 Cneiltion and t(o know their own to wishes and welfIreo. Tle peoplo wo of Soli l Carolila repitld ited ((1 11. wo C. jitIt 's liethods allt coilluct tif r "illd lere% iot. rady to ael lowledgt' Go tha - t.ily didl wolV'l Mnd maki' eol atilonmilt in the wav Which 01f, ut Conlvelntioin had indicited by the lim vot(, wholi t il i11 mp of l il i' was silbst itlild l<'r Nhilu(la. Soi- l 111ll Tilliiall saw thli tffect and soi vividly p inted It iitut tha2it the -M ConVent)ionl re1vfArsed its action by o Hlis speecwh bl'1roght to lighit ge-t son111- miterstin" lin-idents in' the( sw( po'ltieal hiistory oNf t ei( State from g0t til '71 to dant, aid sloiwid that til- l Iral I bar sa-vil S,<m t It ('arri.ia i n g1 '1I was swinilld by I lamipton, Rutler :uni llagod wut ()f the gov- ImN 'rnor'ilip and has e. Iin btasly slan- t.h'U d.-r, d bytv his lbimS V1, sine. an It run Iind ll i t lgilhit iv iI ilck- o)r et-- and ~ ~ t u1, P p ov r o , o .1 -.' i at l'li t l 'i ov eole t' uhit" suprennley1;IC by till- us ) f the10 th eaina nuly,'.llt toP Ic tru i t 11- p'' llt- wh have~ trust,-1( td :uiulihonordt himi. His rebuko f, to t h.- lh'rit lteader1s11who, by their' o sienetui v'ot' , aided0( the Con.- s sirvativ-s in honingii" Butler and ~ was$ so'verO and( jusit. 11e shiowedi e thait he wasul willinig to banish pair tisa111nspir'it, but would nlot allow the Conservatives to imipose upon0 the~ malhsses of' thet peoplte. lie is tooi smlart. to be tr'icked and can't bo bluiffed. Nate fle Ie A ppleI( Oa'op. Friomi al most eviery diroctioni comeIs aL goodt report of the appio crop anid this proisos to be the hannler' yeari f'or appl1es. The price will no0 dloubt be0 lows, for' all coim mon01 frutit, and( int~oad~ of selling it for a fowv cents a bushel, it shoul d be made inito cider, and( al lowed to) mnake into vinegar. Niany times10 hun1(dd of bushels of aip 1)10s wiill go to waste in) a single nieighiborhood, that if made(1 into ctidor, and( kept for' vinecgair, wVould1 have brought large prce withini a ytear1, for it is seldom that two extra cr'ops of ap~ples como1 in) two stuc cessivo years. Every caro shiould ho taken to have the vinegar clear anid as niearly perfect as possible, anid when this is accomplisheod, there is always a demand for it at pafyin)g p~rice~s, and the man who has cidter vinogar that can be do p)ondod1 oni as pture, anid ulnmixed1 with wvater, will not ned to hutlt for' a placo to disp)os of it. A good manyi) 0app)10 may0 lie util ized by evap)orating them, anid in thlis sh1ape, if taken caro of, they will keep until there is a market for them at good prices. Apples thlat are faulty are ofteon lof t to lie onl tile ground and be come brooding places for codlin moths and other mlj urious jinsects. The "windfalls'' should be care fully picked up1 every (lay or two, and fod to the hogs as theoy like them and such variety 1help) to keep the animals in good condi Lion. Horses are very fond of ap p)10s and if given a few of them occasionally, will fool all the bet ter for the chiange.-Farm News. Far'mers may congr'atula to them selves that their employment is al ways f ree from the turmoils which so disastrously and annoyin~gly af Ilict other' pursuits. No walking (dologates to call him out to vio lence and hunger; no capricious foreman to fear'; no anxiety as to the tenure of his employment. If the farm hand cannot agree with his employer, he steps to the' next i fnrm nr1d goes torwor. A thifk I have proveh iharrim o be a sacred promise in the] ine Law and what a dreadful Dunt will thotlsands have to gi i tle day of eternity for the vi tion of their most sacred proi es. But one is ready to say as not sincere when I made the romises. Then you dissembi< deceive and told lies to enana e innocont, like the Devil wh< transformed himself into t igol of light, and the greater sl your damnation, '"For all lia all have their portion in the a] at burns with fire and brir one," Rev. 21: 8. Many im .11 work an hundred schemi d tell ten thousand lies to effe, o most devilish purposes, ar ter their ends are answered, tui th disdain from the person dI ived by theni and make then ves merry to think how the opt the pit of hell to accomplis Dir purl)oso. "But whoroinon i and adulterers God will judge. appears furthermore that til wa considered a mutual contra( irriago and sacrod, as is ev At from Dout. 22: 22, 28; "If msel, that is a virgin, be botrot] &., &c. Lot thin that roa dorstand." [n the gospel as recorded by S tthew, this is further vori fied td. .1 : 18, 19, 20, as exOpll ifie, Mary, the mother of Christ, all ieph, for hofore they caio C .or she is styled his wifo and b : usband. 'This is t he trut1 I you cannot deny it. Straig thiink what nuimbors ill th rid for the sako of human fles] I a little of 0his pwrishabl rid's goods, will persuado thoi hids er childrenl to sill agains dl by breakilng their marriag tract; the devil can 1, t tempt mlortal man conm iI I anl speaking of cont: iets wher, rne is no lawful objec "on. joint out some of the causes o hnppy marriage. Divino wis n hath ordained marriage fo: 0ral important ends; too inan) m to tell now. Too many marry from lucro a views; their object is not t( i suitable companion who wil eten all the ills of life, but t( a large fortuno, so that thei to may ie s)ent in idleness am( aury; that they tiny make m11d appearanco ill this world. . Some peaplo take ltancy fo ro; they behold a person whor )y should alimost take to he a gol ill human shape, (but all i t gold that. glitters) through ti 'diumi of the eye hecomo onian1 xA, and rest not)1 initil the obje( their fancy is won. Beauty b . but skiii do), sicknoss or ai .n m11a11kes the rose to wither Py arO thou disappointed, the k ont for war in1 the camps. 8. TIhero is such a thing as f< ,r'sons to marry for love, and y unhappy. Did I say marry f ve? Yeos, but not their own lov 11y the love of their parents iends. For inlstanco, two perso a suit able age, character, disL tion, &c., formi attachments m0 atrongest nature, are actuat y puro motives, are uniitid eart, and1 onter into the mnost s imn engagements to live togeti turing life; the parents being a 'd, utterly refuse to give th laughter, without suflicient roni or such rotfusal. In the next p Mhoy strive to break tihe marri sontr act, as made by the twvo yoi people. Perhaps tihe man has property enough to please th for wvorth is generally (though properly) estimated by the tir Lity of property a person posse instead of his character, his p ciplos, his practices, &c. InI o to effect their wishies, every mi uire they can inivent is p~ushled operation, (and it is freque the caso that family conn~ecti and (even stranigers, illt erfore have no0 hnisi nes so to do; fools wvill be mueddlIinig) to elun tihe wVomanli's mmdllo and1 mako1( impressions oni thoe samtie will gard to the object. of her alrIeet Ii they strive by plainilg t heir dia ical optic to her eye, to mak1 e view evoryting ill thei. worst I they possibly enni ; prom1lise g thmngs if she will break it ("'all those t hings will 'I' give if the wilt fall down anid worn me," said the devil onco0) thIirei to place the lblack soal of repr< tion upon hor if she fulfills engagemnts. I tere her mind comes as a '"troubled soa wlJ cannot rest." She is at a los know what is dulty-sho loves parents ; also thei man to wi her heart is united-critical ment. Oh, father!I dear mot look on me, and have mercy!I brothers and dearest sistors, for me; oh, my heart!i I am al to botray my trust; I ami aboi break my marriage vow; oh, i dark mists before my eyes. MA.T. JACK BANNIsTE (To be con tinlued ini my next A Mistake Rlectafledl. According to tile p~roceeding the Constitutional Convent published in last week's Jou~m Hon. WV. T. Bowen appears to I to have voted against the ros Lion, accepting two dollars a ais pay for the members of the C stitutional Convention. The o >f the Convention made a mist n recording Mr. Bowen's vote t thus got wrong in the news >ers. Mr. Bowen voted in the irmative, as did Dre. Field ;mith, and the Pickens delegat rere in favor of accepting only1 o11ars a d~ay. Mbetfy TowhshiP SImging Associ. ge ation. )i.. The Liberty towfnsjip singing LO- association mot with the. Enon ve Baptist churoh on second Sunday o. in Soptombor, with President M. n. P. Rodgors ill tho chair. Thq I committoo on arrangemoiInts, con se sisting of I. W. Farr, F. MA. Rog 3d ero and R. P. Hamilton, mado re the following prograin: Class to mn be arranged by tho conductor, Prof. n W. W. Norris, 1ad lead in music 11 fifteen minutes, followed by W. H-. rs Bryant, Prof. J. MI. Long, lato of io North Carolina, and W. 1. Smith. 1- Then tho timo so much onjoyed by n1 Most of 119 ca1m) and that. was an >s intormission for dinnor of one t hour, most of which timo was eon d sumed ill partaking of tlo good n things to eat-, pVreVarod by tho fair 3- sex of the surrounding commiun i i- ty. We 6'nly wislh that 3uchoc11 C y sions Came oftoner. h Tho afternoon services wero as - follows: Class arranged atd led 'inl mlusic bylf W . 3. .1ryant, twent 0 Iinutes, followed by Prof. \V. \%. tt Norris, W. ]. Sniith and Prof. J. A. Long. iMtrs. J. M. Long and a Mliss Corrie Rogors performod at organ !legaitly, i f we ar aniy A jiidgo. It, is u1sol0ss for us5 to say aniything abit, thme mu1ilsic for t-hose who lauvo ev(elr beeln to inoin (we think) kinow 11liat dit singers who I attend that cliurch are second to 1 noe ill the country. We only - hope whey will tako inor1o in I'torest in music and Hta onu Inities wN-ill foll w su . . Aceording to arrangeniii of 3 Co niilittoo, t.ho next. nmtiu1 iI,, will I he h(eld witl the Ienii aptist church the first Sunday in A pri1, 1896. Thus, with hlio oivdietioin L by Rev. F. 1. McC la , was a 3 most enj (. able day Ileded. 1'. It. 1IYANr, SeC. Fla il 0314S. Bogin in time to preparo for fall C F oats. Don't put o)f un til (he last 6 momiient and then hu1irr'ie(liv ar.d t superficially put in a crop, 1iheb of all others havo proven ln ost valuable to tho al'rmer'. The spring sown crop enll nt he rlil on but if tl fall crop is propely I prepared for and sown early enough it is almost, certaiii. Now is none too early to begin. The ny4 rop. The value of rye as a renovator, I as a winter green food, and is4 an 1 re accumnulat or of hm ,IS not gl 3 orally fully appreciate~d. WhIile not as valuablo as pens, it, takos 9 hold of the work whore the pens left 4 aniid Continues it. I Igh the wintor montihs. .t is hrdy tand when sown iii the e oi ton hils doos muchi to preventt h le waslin e and sing of he(lla ei tOd1 soil. Remember that. you cat. get the 3t ri.it's JTouux u. one v ear for 81 .E2. or COULD HARDLY WALK nON A('COUNT OF ~RHEUMATISM Od -- P. H.FORD 01- -0~o ior .-- Quiachita City, La., k -Afte'r ou TWO YEA~RS ige ' Suffering ng 4IS CURED m11, /' TIlE UsE 0OF "~I~ Ayer's Sarsaparilla *es rin- " For fully two years cIi suffered from g .(o rheuimatlim, and was frequently in such ol a condiution1 thait 1 ('onhl4 hardly walk. .oas- I spen'It some~ tlime in lot1 5prings, A rk. 0E n{1,1y time being; hut soon the coumpd~lnt re- 0 ( urnedt and 1 was as batdly a flitedl as0 )), ever. Ayer's 5S ia illat hein~grcm meh 0 nedc, I resolivedt to~ try ii, aml, a fter iit using six hotiles0. I wats compiletettly ni' enred."'-P. II. Ft.'oup, Quachita (it y, La. 01 Ayer'sm Sarsaparla 1)4)1Admitted 0 her AT THE WORLD'S FAIR 4 off; hoi e, shi Ip p; ARE YOU COMING ! be- 'PTo the E X l'0S'IIN'. nel Ar youl coming to tihe IEx lstio.l'lIN If' sot) H, stop ait the' leading I lotel, whlere iii. S to commllbitions are1 dto b l fin or Itnn her guests per' day. Theiu onlyv firs.t-eliss llo io tel in the City' tcharging ONi v .2.0 per I" m-day. "Ol HOT EL. to J. WV. tOU)lCKE, 3Manager. ritNos. 30) 32-3:4 Houthi Prnyor Street, llball IBlock from iI urm Sht, -L ATLANTA, CEORC IA. Burglar Proof Safe for' aIntnles, ('ar. Pfass thle loor Every l'ive .\iue oi '~o xpositioun Glrounds IEverythiung First . lass. The lIest, Ileds in thle C ityv.T 10on, Best Table in thie City. Thefegralph IAL, write ahead for Accomollledaions l. Ilie inve nmhtnbir we will trientI yon right I, a i chiarpge y ou only. $2.10 p(r dai'4 y 141 for i andli~ I ogn . I rir a I all trainus. day oli1.'tl ' on- The Greatest AT fRACTION ork Ae 1.111 iEpesi I til is li Woaile-ful Battle of Gettysburg. a- Located~ 'ust Oiutsidei of n1ut in entrancle)0 ndon 14th Street anid 1Piedmuont a venueI. ion Don't miss It. dee:3J'05, Mn TAX'NOTICE. The County Treasurer of Pic ens will open his books for tj collectio) of taxes for the fisc years 1894-95, iv his office ; Pickens C. H., S. C., on the 151 of October, 1895, when the fc lowing taxes will be collected : State tax 4j mills. Ordinary C9. tax 3 Past Indebtedness < Railroatl tax 4 School tax 2 Court house tax 3 " Total 17 " All able bodied men betwee 21 anl 50 years of age are liab] to Poll Tax, A special - inills school ta -will be collected from propert iolders in Dayton anl Maynar and 4 mills in Easley scio districts. I will be in my office until D( einber 31st, 1895, at which tim biOe books will close. Respectfully, J. T. YOUNGBLOOD, County Treasurer. Sept. Lth, 185.-tf Teachers' Notice. The County Board of Exami iers will meet at Pickens C. H1 >n the third Friday (the It lay) in October, 1895, for t1 ITpose of Cxamining candi lates for County Teacher'i "0i t fivates. Ca!ni(di(lates will b examine( n (Itestiolls hirinished by ti tate Board of Ejxanminers, ov he ordinary English branche nl Aklgebrat. T1. C. ROJUNSON, School Commissioner, 'ickens, S. C., Sept. 26th, 1895 Notices of Final Settlemenit. I will min11y to .1. B.Newbery, .lJudge 'r lie41 h lor. l'iek4ons couint.y, S. ('., fil 1--n irt) o unike . finial "et tlemenvit of 011 .sil I 1 I if u'. W. I'l ta tem, dvecased, onl 111 !I th bi'y of Ochober next and ask to L lisnllisse-d as E~xecu1tors Naxey L, LA'rHM, .1 N LATut.:.st , 1 411 I-N95tdI Execitors 1 will a, ply 1in .1 11 Ne'wbery, Judge112 P'roba ie tor ieloIzns e.,unty,8 c, l or lena L)ltto i nmk Ha 1 linoisett l nt of tho esta of I- IE itnats, d e1Inse, onl the 7th di of NOV04e1 -r, ' Nxt ,. aad 41 sk to IW di Sep 21,1 n 157 1id I xeu ntors O lover seed un A bunfda~nice., If you want points on "H<I to Gr~iow Clover," consult o Agicuiltu ralist. No chart Ask for one of our Ca logue1s anud Seed Books. Your p'jatronage solicited. R espctfu Llly, l'?f}'lLsoL bPO' NMt 814ore in~ rar of op)era Ilouse. Don't Tobacco Spit or Smoke Your I 14e4C t)1ba,4ro-hablit enre4. If yuwn weight itat vig.or. Pos4itiv 1 nr' 4 or4 mo1114 refunde4l. 11444k at drug~.gist, or1 unti14ld fr A 4h4lress The 5 terlintg I 1emed4ly ('4., (1h1e1 44ttic'e, -15~ H tl ph441 SI.; Ne'w York, 4'pra t t. 14-'r 4a11e by D4 r. ( . W'. inat Dennis's Liver Assistar1 sas M1 rs. ,1. C. .4ennitI4s: We keep >i Whe l eu se had. 441 1141 he l ha an f our11 la sn ig remedy4 to4 give a4t44 give t h114 b~est I wvit hout injury 1( and1 ave a Ilrge hu11 o4f 'I have Iwo little granid ch)ibiren'I v ar1e trotialtu with hi owel complaI1int1. :441 al ~iharroenu Il1me yi' it acts4I~ lii, ;aharm- I earsl y II reonunond11014 It (I t ' I hh ll w ih howl I ole)14(s. I w'as I self41 IaLen wIth a1: seve'4re. ttck (of b1o< W),s. (1. IV. DNA' N, on-Reua, C.N' att, Easley; Ilall. Sloan, & Co., F4or't II Hunllter' & B~oggs, Liberty; L. R. Eat Centrl. anr] al 1No Onte+ ++ + ++ + Can Sell Coor"-w below Cost ar Unless He . a heap of them. x We cannot reduce the price of our goods, because it has always been our custom to give our patrons the best goods or the market at the shortest living profits. Our stock of Cloth ing and Gents' Furnishing Goods was never more complete ir every line than it is today. We have used our utmost en . deavor to select our stock from the best manufacturers ir their lines, so that each article we sell leaves our store with our guarantee stamped on it. All that we ask is that you give our stock a personal inspection before buying, and we will se! - you. DREIFUS & Co., THE NEW CLOTHIERS Creenville, S. C. 113 aof 115 Mai StreeilVti 10a ly 17,82Was0 Yars alco TvHE00 Yard RIrtigsAd Sheeings m.ow0 SutFlohnor te BosandgYouths NeveTreea Shude don Opprtui-ty nOfrd oteep taoivf~ude GrenvLaiesMe and Men'snIits. TwoThusndO arBt Soeds alf Cods. Large0 Yaot Smokicg'obaco 20,000 Yards Drliery Goods 10,000sads oflothrthings can o ShetionrCm 4,fr000BI Suits lting for My oydYots L lrg tel t nd mcostsyls LageStc MbIier conviced r~lo i ss f te hns canogetoere. Ce WHOr h BGS LEsAL ANDRETAIL SUMMER x aurics will be sold 33H per cent. under former price. A big lot of Embroideries and Laces will be sold at a sacrifice. A few pairs of ladies' and0 children's Tan and Black .Oxford Ties. If I have your number, you can buy them at almost your own price. These goods cannot be charg ed at the prices they are now being offerod. DRY GOODS AND SHOESI 15 Pendleton St., Greenville, S. C. 8nov94. B A. MoRG1AN, T. C. R1OBINsON, Greenville, S. C. Pickens, S. C MOIIRGAN & ROBINSON, Attorneys at Law,. Pickens, S. C. WJ?'Pactice in all Courts. mch28tf. JULIUS E. 1o0GS. BOGGS & i Lawy% feb28m Picken, 3. C. R. RBERT KI KREY, Physican and Surcgeon, Office at his residence Main Streew. March 8, 1894 .1 J. W. NORWOOD, Denth t. Dr. . W. Mt. N< ntwoon), Assistant k'illee-, 881 Main Street, Greenaville, S. C. .Jan. 9, '92 y D R. J. P. CARLISLE, Dentist Gro-o. ville, S. C. Llice over Addison &. McGee's Drug Store. Painless Extraction of Teeth. Nc-ilmkti I fi 1l 01f ; 'No -N ,.- , s it . i : f . n . .oi. .0 1111 1 1 I) ( I n j .e27umu O.latrl. & 00<4 (hr, D)ealers in r0MlBSTONES, of every aescription Also. MANTELS, STATUA RtY, VASES and Wrought Iron FENCING. Greenville, S. C. Sept. 19, '91. If you want the linest PICTURES made in the State, go to Wheeler's Studio, 113 Meclee Avenne GreenvIlle, 5. 0 4@| Crayon Portraits a specialty April 7-y. Misses McKAYi Murin Street, G;lIEENVIL2LE, S. C. Ilave just received1 a seconid shipment of AND H-ATS In the latlest styles anid low~est possiblIe PRICES. Your patronage siolit ed. MISSES McKAY, Matin Street, Gireenvyille, S. C. In Poor H ealth means so much more than you imagine-serious and fatal diseases result from trifling ailments neglected. Don't play with Nature's gr-eatest gift-health. uof sorts we bei cat once tak ing the most rella ble strengtle i IronmeBro wh. Sti~es c ,-e, llease to take. It Cures ysr ,sla, Kidney -I Lit .r 3uvdagia, Troublet '.onstapation, Gad Biood Malaria, Nervous nilments Women 's compli. ts. l1: est on (h wrappr lloth. rsare subh Iute <Ot rece~upt of two 2' -tamps vye Fair Views and iuook-free. BROWN CHEMICAL CO. BALTitAORM. MD.