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The People's Journal. LOCAL ITEMS. J. F& Cauley lost a valuable horse last week by death. 8ee the ad. of John T. Lewis & son and take advantago of the of fers they make. Ejlijah L. Youngblood killed two big owls last weok and saved his whito ducks. Miss Stella Newbery and Miss Tirzah Huighes are visiting friends at Princton, Laurons county. Mrs. Jo110, wife of Rev. M. L. Jone1s, is seriously ill with typhoid fover', at her home near Field. N. R. Konnomur, of Kings, cap tured this week in a steel trap an owl, which measured four feet from tip to tip of wings. Rev. Lewis, colored, of the Eas ley charge, will preach at the col ored M. fl. church in Pickens on Friday night, 11th instant. The Pickens delegates to the Constitutional Convention are at home this week, onjoying the re cess which was taken on the 4th to the 15th instant. Married on the 1st instant, at the residence of Mansel Glaspie, Miss Ida Rodgers to Mr. H. N. Manley, all of Pickens. Rev. J T. Dobson officiating. Stockholders in TiE JoURNAT, should without fail attond the meeting next Monday. You can not afford to be absent, your inter eats demand your attention. Miss Jessie Berry who passed a s aiccessful examination for a schol -shi) in Furman Univorsity has matriculated in the Greenville Fe ,male College, says the Easley Mos fAenger. See the advot'isement of R. L. R. BIntz, whorein he tolls you of inmany things that will be t6 your interest to know, if you visit Greenvillo and wish to buy any thiny in his line. Tho meeting of the JoUUNAL stockholders will be called to order promptly at 10 o'clock, a. m11., (standard timo) next Monday, and it wvill be to the interest of each one to be present on time. Quite an array of ecclesiastical talent is expected at the associa tion this week, as Drs. Bailey, Gar ner, Thomas, and Manley of Green ville, Dr. Hatcher, are of Atlanta, on the list of visiting preachers. Auditor Christopher has com pleted his books and turned over the tax duplicate to the county treasurer. The work is accurately and neatly done and it is a pleas uro to see such excellent and beqau tiful book-keeping. Married, on the 3d instant, at the residence of Mr. S. Medlin, the bride's father, near Praters, Miss Mamio Medlin to'Mr. John Dun can, of Greenvillo county. Rev. W. 0. Seaborn officiated in his lpe culiarly fascinating manner. Tresurer You ngblood is making ready to sorvoe the taxpayers in quick order. lie is filling receipts accord1ing to townships, se as to takho in tho money and hand back the receipt and cha ng as; fast as a ho gives as miga prices for Cotton as anybody. His record last year provod that, and lie intend1s to (10 even better, if piossible, this year. Dr. R. D)uPriest. of Galloway, N. C., waIs ini town Monday, and is wor'ki ng for th establishmnont of a post oflico on Rock Creek, near the line of North and Souith Carolina. TPho peoplo1 of that sect ion need it, and( the governmnnt should grant their petition. John Porritt (died1 at his home four miles from town, on the 6th instant.. Ho was sixty-five years old1 and1 a prominent memberlioi of the Baptist church at Concord, -was buried on thle lto leaves a wife and 0o miourn' his (loath. stowvards for North - .a hens wi mieet, at Porter's5 Chapel on the 26thI of Novemiber, at i Il a. mi., and1( thli board foir Phens will mieet, at Pickhens C. .11 ., on the e71h of Novem ber, at .11 a. im. Rlev. TP. J. Clyde, prid-i~' my ider~i, will he prese~nt, at hothI ni el' it igs,. A (I~reow Braminlett, wviho w~on thbo schoirriship ini Ci taoe Acadeomy, wVonit to Charleston last week, toi (ento~r the intsti tu tion. Br. Brain. lott is a young man of sp)oti-As character and billI ianit intellect. Tnx JoURINAL predlicts that the peolo of Pickens county wvill be proud of his recordl in that insti -tu tioni. Sells Bros. enormious combined rail road shows wvill give two pier.. formances in Greenville on next Wednesday, the 16t h instant, and all''f our reactors should go and carry the little ones. This is an opjportun ity not to ' be missed, as theirs is the only showv commig sout~h this season. Two perform anuces-popular prices. Don't fail to go. Soe other notices in this paph lr. Dr. W. F. Austin -will be in Coi tral from the 14th to 19th of OctU ber to d6 dontdl work. W. 0. Wfilard, of Liberky, hi leased the Armstropg ,Notol i Rome, Ga., and ta i charF of it. While his m 1y friend'l i this county regret us dopartur yet they are ple sed at his goo prospects. M . Willard knows tb business woj and was vory popt lar at Lil)Irty, whero ho fed th hungry nd took care of tho wa3 farin man. ho ginnery of Tompkins an thann, sx balos of cotton and lot of .otton seed wore burned o: the-4th instant about 2 o'clock, f ni. Tho origin of the fire is un known, but is supposed to be th act of an incondiary, as pai ties passed the gin houso afte midnight and saw no sign of fire The loss will aniount to $1,00C with no insuranco. A telegram received in this cit; yesterday morning convoyed th sad but oxp oted announcement o the death of our popular youn townsman, Mr. Julian W. Bruce which occurred at the home of hi brothor-in-law, J. E. Boggs, Esq. at Pickons C. 1L. Ho had been il fooble health for sevoral monthi but it was not until two month ago that the dreadful and evor fa tal disease, consumpltion, wiNt which ho was afilicted, manifestn itself, whlen he went to Picko is t be nursed and cared for by a lov mig sister. He took his bed a once, and dospito all that medica skill could do, he gradually weak aned until the grim reaper claimo< him as its victim. Mr. Bruce va the youngost son of the lato Sid aey Bruce, of Elborton, Ga., a which place ho was born about 2 years ago, and where he spent hi I)oyhood. About nino years ag, !t0 came to Andorson to accept. position as book-keeper in the An lerson Bank, and later was promo motod to the position of assistin ashior, which position he hold 111 til his death. He wa? a miost ex pert accouitant, and in the d is "harge or his responsillde (lit ies I ,,as zoalous, vourtoous and lccoill nodating--in short, a niodel ofIl .ial, with whom it was a pleasurl Lo (1o busiess. The (oeealsed w-1 t most worthy, excellent young nan, strictly upright, honorn)4 and tellpora te, and wo (out1)1 if 1i had an 0nemy. Always brigh ind cheerful, and possessing I most genial, happy disposition. i was always a pleasuire to be in li 3oimpaly. HLis naturo wa.s as Wari'll inid affectionate as a woman's. 1-I was generous and iioble-lieartedl and niade a friend of every mc quaintance. In his bovhood 1 joined the Presbyterian clhuire aind wats a (devoted member. 1%0 several years plast he taiughit large clatss in thie Sunday selico The writer has known (lie dlecease intimately s ice lhe first caume t Anderson, and wo feel our inabili ty to do justice to his mny nobl) traits of charactor'. T1ho d'en1th this young man, just ontering int mature manhoiod, suirrouinded wit the comforts and pleasures of t hi wor'ld, an~d with ev'ery prospect C ia long life (If usofulness and1( hi: pmess05 befoiro him, reminds u afresh not only of the lluertaint of life but of the iniscruitabilityv C of the wisdom of the disponsatlion o~f Providence. Two sisters ant one0 br'ot.hmer airo left to cherish hi memory. The reminis woro ini torrced today at Pickoens C. HI., an the funeral was ati ended b.y nuiiiber of his friends ini thiis cityX --Anderson Initellig'ncer. Dowsm~imA, S. C., Oct 5t h, 1895. J. HI. (1. MenAxN.E:: Ii offer One H-undl~red Dollanr, re wvardl for the arrest and1( coni e t ioi )f the murtideror' of' J[an.es 1F. I ,:v JOiN OARY lF\ANs, Rememb'i~ler that you ent. get th 'lIomio and Farm" and TImn 14:i Pie's Jouna one yf'~ear for 81I.25). All porsons are hiorebly forbiddel to enter upon miy hands or ini an way to trespass upon01 themI1. am1 ar1e ospeci ally wvarned not to liuint fishi, pasture thir stock, ('lt tim her, dIig roots, or to set fir 1(o (ih oct10wdt. TPhe 1)a1tirons and1( friends Johinstoni'5sC shool areO ''ql~ reqetd I moo01tiant the Fichioo(l hiouse oni Fri dlay, th~ .18th dhay. of Octoher. ii 3 o'clock. p. m1., for the purpose a seCui 1ng ai tea1chor for sai schoo1) Thoito (desiringiL to inach sai .(1 ehoc order'i (It Ioard. 1B. J1, .10ouxs'iox, Clerk of lloar d of' Trust (eo. (Given t(o stulIenits wishing einior the I'masl'v (Graded i-ebo ,1 the Eamsley Ilotelh. For termsi & c caltl n' or ddr'ess, S. N Wv A'TT, Pro'r." . Whio waunts it? A Gumiip sel1 imkoir, hand~-lover, 7x II joh pr'es Will do g(ood work. Alake us ai offer. Oriiginallh y cost $50. Fiaii 'rO JOIvGINA Ius.--Tu JoURNlAT. is anxious thatd its subiseir ber1s should have the ad' aniiai iix every good thing going. W itih th end m, view. we have arranged wit The Ilostermnan Publishing Comipan, of Springfield, Ohio, for a supply 4 yearly subscriptions to their grei monthly," I'he Amer'ican Farm Now, which will be presented FRICE TO El' ICRV IPAIn TM ADVnOa su.sezbe, /v 1- Prime Offer. . Our farmers should havo good hog this fall, and we have decided to off( 1 a premium of five dollars inl cash fe n1 the largest, any age, hog, by Deceni e her 25th, 1895; anld three dollars fo n the largest one year old hog, and tw dollars for the second largest-al o persons in Pickens county who wil I- herafter become subscribers to ''o 0 JoUNAL, (paying therefor ill ad vance,) or those who are alread subscribers and will pay up one vea in advance, are eligible. (o to fveed y ing your hogs and try for this prize i. Remember that all persons trying foi - this prize miuist pay up their past i. 0 debtedness, and one year in advance not later than November 1st, 1895 Bear these dates inl mind and govern yourselves accoldingly. ANNUAL -.- MEETING f --OF THE County Commissioners. Notico is hereby given that that the County Commissioner'ls will holdl their n1mul meting g inl the offiee of theo Supervisor at Pickens Court House On the first Thursday after the first i[onday in November, next, that, being the 7th day of said month. 1 l persols holding claimS against the county, nlt pevi ously presented to the 3oarid, , are requi red to file same wvith With the Clerk on or before the first day of November, so that 3 said claims illay be examined anin ordered to be paid at the annnlal ileeling. This li <ay of October, 1895. MA l'THl0 W\ .11 EN DRE L(KS, Supervisor. Clerk. octlCw4 health Restored ALL RUN DOWN No Strength nor Energy M iserable EXTREME. s COVERED 1 --h -- CURED BY USING i Ayer'-Sarsaparila .rvr:. vet ,my blood5 was iti O1 n. h P osti '. lu: i s malru iw ,O un:,41 (iiiyl igt evllie':iht very th im-tt Oi iirei. .ily houls wer en iverent wih O 0 d large s1 i slil:uriniig aill the thne. 1 O! iil tno si rengilh nor eniergy atii moy feel- Og 0 ing:s were! i,.i:ile in tie extremlt. At, O0 li.t. I (8?anineti tainlg Ayer's strsa.. Oi - iilla~ i 5(11 soo nt iiid a e inage fr te 01 e .hette. My auiulili retuirined ail w ith O0 f these resuilts. I kej 'I t on:.kiing the Sar- 0O -s-apariilht, till I h1:1 uised six hiollIes. ail Og0 li inyealthlwasriestore-l."'--A. A. Tow,~ is 11 I prp..llaris lionse, Ti npson,%(u N. i)ak.0 OI - Ayer's mSa rsaparillIa il - Admitted 0s s0: AT THE WORLD'S FAIR 01 03 1 A DAY TO AGENTS -A uy nei who wants to. get rih antu wiho ha 1 a lit t een rpris. can secuire $10 a day ii uiow. E~ ~vrybily wanuts a (liniitx nowni hltis. Oneii aigei eleareul l;- i ' 15 e lerv Ihi f ni iut*le giai s liti : 1uis \\'asi-r sohslia hnie ;e a hieruinenti(it poisilohn i tw , ii, ort (outry t. Onte iiilion tio be siilh . A C c mraxI Mfg Co.,5d%, St arr' A eghnh albt ofii i reinilisiin. I ti-iti ('hinbier, e o I. I huivi ,itice adri.-do iiaiy i o f iii hiit :nal eunaintrs toi try llhe rii-id .iulil - ik luh il i t. iwi3')(;0t.I) l . t't ; Iis lIcy. (Cal . For sal- h1 :) t. I .:u idl,. lon.eis ( N-. y'i 1 Iu: lluatlr \ lb ll, ibely; I . it t..ion.s a. ('-i 9s lii p:ii ivn. .9 5 .d a 'i it 55.- u1 i h l it . br tt: ofhi mAN mI ofJA Ao FA..IhN'alu for ai rony~t i;tiwl whtuopil.l e m It C int O hibil i.w r en t - Ibll fewN &a ( it t hi is alhnrw yi'ft worlh . O re ii i in to. ben bit iutel. Fori nanlrby flat ltr O l; \\'.iii .il . A i itn lhio; ('. li . -nte\t' anc ttitoe. : l t, ! .i & 'o.,.lv t ui o n tice; l e citt& le A.:isIin, am:i . cos to Io ne:. or . 1'tethtuiiapr, uromt. nnlrcltol any hnstioiion writo tto old U N Ni &y'. h h w ear.Sspl jio stit rers 1 xcpers.c i t helt 'Vi pa t t te ontabuin s eaunu n tionsatrieslt c otental Aihanook of n.w plaatins tenmig tnls nd how to b tr(Jain1hesetire.; Als n *.at aou o mehn.i :ea and I scinitii books (ent tvI ree.j.,. Is ecialnticntI e .1iti lle~ Amienni , andle~ thuces r boh wiebFor e thy plicisth word pttn a ar. sinla cie set ron ,,ullt ty1ditiod m'oni on0ayer singl c-lo pe t, r entEve nmber conn breu. nowifu pltos n oldkr, and whorke hofe new ace prtackne c For shale bregEye Our Fe Were Bought befo We are Opening Ther Bargains in E XW'We v Pri fw'Highest Prices pa T. M.cE D. Orders ft * Job F Solicited by Mail oi Delivored at F Co: Send in youir Suibscription! Lot uis havo D'7 Samuple Copies furnished on I McFALL' rm<BU DC ETox4 P1IUN and PILV FOR THE PHOLKS. M111. EDITOU: A FOlt TWENIL YEAIS This 11idget ' f 'P111111 1111d l'lPax' ha; 1h wralppiig ilp 11114 rolling out. pI'Irrels : packages for t14 golt 1holks (ail so4me the hadl 0114es to(), nIll it is a ren' tri1 a nI l, grt.ifying fact to kn4ow that wh protupt. settlenents are In-adle, 111 trai exists. No vot1ph1ints are eteIr maile, Ierount11: are ever <lisputeal no object. i price's 'or q alitfies; no <lissatifactilm ,yway. Flverything SatisfactLory pleasanlt on both sidies. got peoplhe . We ar' e ir man 4t4 hi~1 14141n4, anal wev thankl~ ten in ati1van1e whatI. we bll iee the l' will 4ontin i' 1 B whoVI( 1 are a lit tle netghIgen1t, n41il allow I acountils to ri'luI for1 year14s withou1 I; (1jlth interest. there1'(on1, 441 14n1ake any ItS 'p~ as5 to whe44ther11 weV4 ever ne1~ any' 1113 110 W IC 1)o NI1CI) 1T1, at1141 Snttit ('jle l trett I These4 unt t le ne1c4 1 t'ints11 glt. h:irger h1rge everyl year'' ''11. Thley''1114 lutturaly g paly. SHIneI tunesI' you4 thin4k the are) 44 thounghts filr seve.4ral years1', 14ot hat41 * 1 tutio it. SiItin'1 tes y4444 114ake4 141414 attenion14141 i entle1 to it. WI 4141n'1 for only~ spea'1k 44m14 bulgua1ge'. I lowever4'I, a441 ,l Ger i , but. we.'. (14 this a1fterI you1 a4 lie or so1 a441way3. We14 thinkI t his t he4 s'.i NOWI 1A)0K'1II iitl? Ini orI'ler toI k4eep peace1'l ill the fluily I A NNL['.\L, MITl llC1NTI, n 4inIIgI rIer. WeII3 think yott'II( will like4I~ 4 I l're 1ll4'' teIclss. S41an41l up. V 44h4 notes4 14nel arrotants141 are1 gettIinig .1u4 w uI V144 certl y 14 i ty 1 us344 if *'.Itt I'.vi:II. ' these 11b4 papers'4' leads(1 us to bievIe''I 4 still lutve SoIneII hopes4' 1144' you44 will.1 jlge4 from11 1the4 han~g o'th em a1 ariitfuil 414441g', t11111 %4ou have)4 no4t forgot 1u5. We44 lutt4 waV~it 'il 441 you4l 1a lng till 54onable14 t.ime(4---say 1 a 44monthI 44r 54, 1141. yo 544 ontinue14444 to 141 hke(4 I c14ead4 man,41 w..ill send4 a1 live 144141 to in1vesigatl. w..ill he' the ulgliest1 1and4 meane114St lnan ealrthl. You1 '14 ca't dod44ge IIrh4I-he4 w.ill 4 toI your4I house54 1to Slav. 114' w..ill 1(411, en' eyed'4 at1 y'our1 w.'ife' 141m4 5pank the4 ebilr "14izen" 1the'4 dogs; he4Ii'l "r01Sill 4am' Io: 444ing Io )4ver hofl' time4 to do5. WAT44 1(Iil(4 F1114 II 1411 |! E an1 en.11 ' I'ven4 t44 hat 4 14hl '1erount i u 4444 forll' r a('il' ye41 ars4, withou~lt !re4 114 he14 el f Ill he 1season, if some4 sort4 4f -4 falltory'3 s4tt 1lmen1t is notd 14nad1. W.7 T1. 21 'fri' I have .4t woE' Ilit~ gnur 111h1I e u1[Il are4 tething41'l '' thib h 1441)11m we4411aher: gIVivetem ( 'humberbh't1t' ('oie, 1 11(! sharm1t1- 1 ('arn14'']ly r'4ecominom4144 it self (1al.-en whhI ai : e er 54V'' t't:lekI (If 1.!(< llutx. withI ('rampl~s 1and painls int 4y sI< 1a1h, (one? iird ofl a4 hotle lof Ihis ren14 cured m te Wilin I wentt.-fotur hour, wa.," out. of' he I 1444( <loilny ho1s' I0I41w4 W ns. We. L. I>UsAIA N, I).lon~ in, Ili i at, 10asley; 1llalI, Sloanu, & ('o., For(tl I ilttnnce & P~ogs. I .iherl v: L1. Ri. 1'0:t II Goods re any advance in Prices. 1 up Daily. very Line. vant Your Trade. ces and Quaiity just Right. id for COTTON! .3 T.'.E . >r All Kinds of 'rinting! * 'Othowiso and Promptly rices that will Dofy rnpotiton. Jing or Scnd in yoir. .lob \Volk Mur copy f'or a Big Ad. lic.ain ARE YOU COMING! 1T 1 h' I I-: E ' OSITII )N? I stop 1 mn ilii. I! Il l , wi- 1 . I K4 4 ' I I .1'~ 1.1 h ) I -ill16 1' 41 in b iio- n- i, i 44\I 1 I f). ;11 11. i - -iyCH.% n- 4im . -'4 .0 1 pei ay. VI I SUK HOTEL. J. . (0 m(I E, Mongr. o4. :110 :12-:t-1 801111h I'ryorI St re4t , I in I lilI4 k iron Il'o r t 51441, ATLANYA, CEORCIA. .n lun-glr l'r of ur for Cab rs - u'.l Hs 1 ) e i bi1r I-very livv e .\liitvos fio f Xr Ix -it io n11 o4Ills -:vvryt(hin i First - bilt- ein-S. T11m Hb-.-t I" 1 .<1 i'n ( n.Citv. The nr 0Tlih- inl thIII City. T<l-leg'ap 111n-1 wri'. a;Ila fill .\cemnni l at(Ilionsl. It( mit m14111'r wv( will 11reat1 you riht 1a e elt. i % Y4u oni y :() .t v p r ie~ l- I for 11-41 11an1! l4 giing. Pl'rters at all trainls. The Greateost ATCRAT N \d Al liI 1-: $oil i44n is Ihl ~\Von telrialI "sBattle of Gettysburg. ing myV. 411,1, T 4 "and in14 tiw ' Imsiness, coSoln n ! c ,Qr flr theInex Nim-t (~as. DO YOU. CWE T HEM?: \V ( ~ 4 I wtill ( I w i .' '1is 1 sn (lljnt lic Mid -Summ~er 9 OfERIGS. I atI - 'ALISTER1 & BEATTIE * I'. i, nip1i0 44o 44r , SI.:I tl \VI ten(l I - ( .:I i launs I 4w;u1 I:mbrobh-r14.4 ie I 1.1 I :4 i 'I luw l~ls Ig 1 l i n I ( -tl. MOALUSTER & BEATTIE. I:m lG Alain t~l ret (.1reenvilleII . -(\ xt lo0r to National4 l1Iank ) tlill; Te~, ephoneije ' . P. o n, '.S.9.Ih.irc P ttr GRAND GOOC 8ummer. The story is in a nutshell. Out Sale in September, we put S, SummIer ( Good are selling-when months of service. Fll1 Line olf the Celebra receivel, at Old Prices. f2 Alh I I.adics' ( )xflords wil cost. \\hun InI wanlt of F WENSTFEL &( CREENVIL. E, - \\' wilI show ymi l big stol E me i and see us'. I ' for- vt, Ploow'M.1 " NE4W S110E MILLER & C \Vitha now1 :Nn1 well lMAilr -,a- ~13 No. 305 N. MAIN~ STRtEET, A. G. Wyatt, EASLEY, S. C;. N EW GOODSd I u n( :~pj l ( h e i. e )" iO 4W I I~ i' l \\' d a orI no't lee. A. G. WYAT T, 0(1.1h Easley, G'. C. NOTICLUE. For Hides, Beeswax, Tallow I 1i 1, C lf ; iLL s, SI L p L I 'L . , ;L.liL . C~ower &1 Coodett, Ill! Alain S~Ire44t, (br nvill., S. (;. #9QR MAN Dr'richenor's Antiseptjc 'tbt bo,.\ N- vtaI\e 9o ot4)e1'. Antiepticj . Earnor,Wound~ ~~ BurR$, BRUI5S, 4 ' CA r,(i,(.AP3S/~ ~ JT/4U~t 09NMIY~d MI) 'k~t t ||i~ dhe Dr.. .I~ W al. 4, es I4 I.\ . Wi Liams &\ Co., Cenitral; jDr. W. A. SlIelon,- Lib. I BYE SALE! .Goods! Instead of having a Closing eptembcr prices on now wher there are yet two or three ted Bay State Shoes just 1 be closed out regardless of 1AARRISON. WURE!ZM kuIr niture g- ( o onl HELLAMS. ioll I louse.) - S. C. :k of fine goods very cheap. at C. C. Turner's old stand, S TO(RE. (JISHANk s4electevl Stock of' Li a lpialty. Creenvi lie, S C.. AX88 Warranted shdoes. oct3mn3. CA LL ON .* M. RAMPEY, EASLEY, S. C. F4or ClothIinig, H at", Boots 1(l Sho(es. Boy's suits, $1.50 ; Men's 1,50. up1. IlJndie's Dre'ss G~oods, Driess rilnunilngs- of all l'inds, Si1 raid. Silks, Velvet and leOa as the (cheape)Cst. Si x pouinols of Ciolffee for $1. Re~spo)Cetful'Iy, J. L. R'AMPEY, nel" 8t Easley ,, S C. WE"NTY\ INEIGETI(0 MEN TO I Sesin A I lcinesC iln Southb Caro.. a.\Y wat to swapj Pian~os, Or is or Se'wing Adlacines for' Twenty 14)1 I 1 )SEI: to wor k to Sewing whineo wavgons. Wito' ~LEXANDER BROS.& CO. I18 Wa'shingtoni Streect, *I ~ImEI'N VHLb'., s. C. *-~ :4 (Iar 14oad4 of saILlt t Ealtiey, 125h 11 ton1 suelIi, if .vonI will UoIne (iuliek I v, Ut I it v.o yo t . beor i4ri get~ it all away a oller 'only' last a few (la~ys. Nearly Illyards1 oif yar ide shee .l~(tinlg now in at i hIs js a plunii you can't iiI every w. Ulrris' Ilustle.1r tobacco hea~ts the rh4 i at20h. pri lb. A mfowinig blade comn to for S4 . Cont's or Clark's thread 4 ials forV 15e. ;IK ing's at 2%c a spool. hugt(,1 cloth~ling just i-prices lower willI i ry to sa1ve you money on any thing -i111nd that mean~s niost anything you menl~ltiori. wvant (corn, fodder, peas, seed cotton, 'swa x, chlickens andl eggs. Yours for trade, T. 0. HARRIS. 'an. 3.95 Pickot,an.. C .-1