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The People's Journal LOCAL ITE191N. W. 0. Singleton, of Oconoo, visiting relatives in tho county. Rov:J. E. Foster mado a plea ant call on the JOURNAL last Fr day. J. 0. Sutherland, of Knob, wi in town 'Tuesday among his ol friends. W. T. McFall and sons attendc the exposition last wook and we] well pleased with it. Mrs. A. T. Folgor, of Knoxvill Tenn., is visiting relatives an frionds in town this week. Supervisor Hendricks was in b offico Monday. He is kept bus; as the end of tho fiscal year dria near. H-. A. Richey and W. Z. Rogeri of Clemson College, woro in toW last wook and attended the ass< ciation. Eddie Durant, who haisbo working insuranco' in Alabama f soveral months past roturned hon last week. Soo the change in the ad. < Droifus & Co., and when you war anything in the way of clothini give themi a call. Applicants for teachor's cortif catos are reques::ed to como earl, Friday, as only oie day will prol ab:y be taken for the oxaminatior T. T. Hughes, of Loopar, atten (d(1 the association last week, as delegate fr1om1 Peters' Creek, an visited at Sheriff Mcl)aniel's. B. T. McDaniel has boen tram ferred to York County, whore h will continuo to serve the U. 8 Government as storo kooper an gutagor. When Treasuror Youngbloo, opmed his books Tuesday mort nag. S. P. Breazealo was prosen aI4Agot the first tax receipt of th sosotil Rev. William L. Singlotoi , o Clavtuon, (Ia., is visiting relative in the county. Io is a promiion member of the North Georgia conl forenco. In Trial Justice Bramlett's cour inst wook, the vase against Joshu Couch, chairged with h igluvay rol: hory*, was dismnissed for wai t of ov idencep. A. A. Pace killed an owl las Thurslday at his father's ;n, thre ............ '.L uit' t irsI pr11Z and1( Varter Lathenm, son) of J. 1I L~athenm, the secondl. Next Saturday, the 19th, and o'clock is the hour lotr the mleetin of the Liberty Sub-All Iince. A] memibers are re(Iuestedl to take duL notice and1( be 01n hand. JIonecs & Ga rrison have somt( th intg to say, that will in)terest vol .See thbeir iadt. and wu atcht thie oifers on niice goods at low piccd Misses McKay, GIreenv ille, h av received their fall and witet mi linaery, hats, capsj), h on nets. etc., fa 1adi(1 m ni sses anad cildren II). antd in vilo a cartefull inspectiont(' flann Trial I Justico Bruamlett, with th assitac lof a11 jury'~', had5 unde(1 conisidertation the cross(tie cals nlgainthI W. A. lHarr, bitt t he jur failed to agree antd thew presidoti just ice ordered(( ai mist rtail Sadturdayi. Thep- thrette year old chtild of i and Nalrs. J1. 1. R. Freetmatn (lie A hurg',lar1 entIeredl t residenei of l)r. .J. 1). Cutrot on M londafy niigi hoforJ'( thet fami ly retI, (ed. D ) Citreton heard him a: d went lt him witltli |is gull, bill he made li - ' in tl Ont( a Xes. toln at y I ra iti frs at r nt 1otngor rtjqilired ttf maO i at ty t het counaty 4 rece"ivye ta mong )) the lawv in that respoet having hee repealed aut tho hast session of t I legislature. 'There will be0 Pr'och ing at Mou tain Grove on Saiturday before i 4th Sunday in October ar (d th o dhnation of deacons w~ill take plai immediatoly after the sormofl Baptism of the candidates wvill I mi the afternoon. It will be all (liy meeting and dinuer will 1 ~takent by the ladies. Communic will be Sundaliy at .10 o'clock so nono, wvho 01 in army abho was11 assignied tioni, hon orably dischtarged fro the service. Is commhtanding c flcer itn ('ndorsing his p)apers saf of him: "Ani excellent and roli blo0 man." Earle hast many frieno heOi whloso boat wishes will attet him I in whatover vocation )0 ni The Twelve Mile River Baptist Association. Sixty-six years ago this Associa tion was organized at Secona *hore the sossion met this year. As the years have gone by many changes 1 have taken place in this Associa tion as with everything elee. .. Many of the old landmarks are ,. gono and faces that were familiar a few years ago are no more to be seen. This Association a few years m ago embraced much of tho territo d ry now occupied by the Piedmont Asociation, and several churches now in that Association w ant from d tho Twelve Milo. There are thir e ty-four churches now composing this Association and the territory 3, extends into Oconee 'county and d North Carolina. Thore were about twen ty-eight of these ropreselt ed at the session last weok at Secona. S Thoro was not a vory largo ;a Stendiance on Thursday, thle first s day, but the romainder of the ses sio Witilessed at i large crowd, espe cially on Sunday. Tho introdtictory sormon was preached Thursdiay at 11 o'cIock by T. J. IPooko, and it was a fine expositioln of the sliject, an1d full 11 of thought an1(d Gliospel truth. ,\I. r ter the s monl a, rcss wa.,Is tWahI ken o for dinner, aftor which the body was called to ordor and organlizie'd i by the election of Rev. .1. NI. Stew . art, lodrIator, and J. A. Rollbii son, Clerk. Theso brethron havo fill3d those positions for several years very acceptably a)d faiti hfl - - ly. It would be hard to find moro efficient ofllers. After the organ - ization the Mloderator aippoiited comnittoos on Education, Financeo, Obituaries,Sunday Schools, Church - Lettors, Periodical and Time and i PlacO of next meeting. 1 Friday, or the socond day, is il ways considered the big day at these Associations, and it was true at this session. The first matter of importanco to como up was the i'port oil Stato Missions Which was road by Rov. B. F. MNrphllre, tih missionary of the alssociation, I and discussed by him. It was - further discussed by Dr. Charles t lanly, President of Furman Uni SV(ersity an(d also President of the State M ission Board and Dr. T.. Biily, Secretary of State Alissionls, who showed the work done by the State Board for ilis si on work in this State, the help exten(ded to this Association and the needs and conditions of thle t Board aid work at this time. T'he d11(drnes of these bret1hlreln occu - ied so110 time but were listeied -. to with the closest attenition an)id were highly appreciated by all who wort! prient-- d ila it wzs a houso t ftll. At the coclIusi on of Dr. d Bailv's remarks ho asked foir a .1 collhectioni to help him with this 3 work and1( the pl)e)( gladdened his hiear't by resp)ondinig with $20 in clean cashl. Th is is the best col - ectioin that has ever beenl taken for thaut object at one time since the wvriter lias been1 connuected with the Associationi; and it isl to he0 hopedl that it is ('lly the> B boeghmiing of better times wit h our Sclhur:che s, that they will take fresh I courage from this long stop) for more uniitil we shazll standI~ in the tron t ranks in the mat or of inis-. ~ sionls. Thiiis subiject anid some' mi -I nor' buisiness occu pied t he morning rsessionl andl the first tbhing tg come i up iin the af ternioon wasi theo'ep)ort on choi Orphanago which was reaid a by Hion. W. TI. Bowei, inember of' .. the State Const it utional Convenu tion from t0h is couinty. The re ..pr In the 3rphanago orkan 'everyvthing connected withb it was tulIly sa tisfact orily explained aimd 'I(1diusse by Dr. J. L. Vass, the r' Sup -riniitenden t. Thoro can hoi no a queiistieni but that Bro. Yass is the right man in the righ t placo. .1he *~shows on his face, in his move - monis and1( his general make-up that ia childl ;ouild not help but hove hiimi, and I duro say that lie is lookeod up)on as a fa ther by those hlIs i his chaiirgo at the Orphanu Sage anid t hat they all lovo him as they wonl 1( heir own fa ther. H ow low of' (our peoplo0I underistand and1( e lily' apIpreciat'' the great blessinig It lif i havg such an inistituitioni as5 .the Connio Maxwell Orphanage riand such' a imani at its head as ltr'o. s Vanss. Friom indoiviiuials and1( in a ti' t thue O.rphuanamge andi~ about11 $I15 SN. llowl in andio dliscuissed hv' Iium1 0andi~ lbcy. 11. I loldor. Next was and di(I(isculssied hv' inii very' ealie(st these wvhol were'( pri'(snt. wolilt lomie f leehllli!. that, t he.y ld heeii weI'l n Comle up for eo'tisiderat ionl was tdie repio r)it OlnI I u 111111 1i1tlls wvhi il' r'- ishl, Sheiff oft th 1 county,1 TheFlu sion .loard'( was5 aly d iscussed I' v 1- D~r. Harvey Hlatchir, ofl AMlanta 4O of loss impllortIu1neo perihapsh) t han 'Y t hose alrolldly mlenitionedi, buit w hi'h ~-causoed loeia. (lic;,jo i d111 11having kept ias~* c'anniot give t ih timlportaint facts dhgnoictedl withI dlthoem. -~ The rlorIt oin Eduti'tiui was road0l( by R1ev. T. J. Rlooko who'thrni o d the dliscussion of it over to Dr' ~y Manley. . It was a do.ep. earniest and Furman University. Thai part of the Doctor's speech whicli referred to ministerial stud en ts should particularly be remombored by those prosent and ospecially the churches. Thore are dou )t less casos where men aro ordained to preach who sh1ould never go boyond a Sunday School stpe'rinteindenlcy or conducting a prayer mooting. The Doctor sliowod very clearly tlat before a manl shoul'd be or dainod to prIIel and (isnt to col lego as a ministorial student ho should not only feel that it was a dtiy enjoined upon1 him by God, must not only boliovo that ho was called to that work, but that the clurcl so believed and was fully (onin'iuiced of it; and yot I do not be iovo that th :s is enough for in I Timothy 8 ch1. and 7 vorso we r,ed "Moreover ho must have a onl report of thom wvh ich aro without," etc., evid(ently imlealing hos3 w ho are w it hout the cliuirch --not imeibers of it, A resolultion wsit adopted mak ir in niisters and standing coli M. t tees mWeimbrIs of the Associa tion ox officio. The reoit on Timto and Place) was read by Bro. J. C. Garrett, antd fixe-I Shad rovo as h11 Idpace foIr next eeling and ait th osam 0e. time)1 wlicli it ias been for sevoral years --T1lurstday before the second Su n day in October. Delegatc s to the St ate Convent ion : Rev. J. E. Fos ter, Rev. J. M. Stowart, Rev. B. IHolder, Rv. N. C. Seaborn and C. E. Rob ) insont Delegato to the Soultern 3:a1pt ist Conveition 1lov. J. E'. Foster. Aflter some Inmi nor matters wero disposed of, tli lsiness was fin ishied and th1 As sociaition adjouii rned sino dio. The people of Secona woro treat ed to a very fine sermon Thursday nigiht by Dr. lailey and those of the town enmjoyed a good sermon by Dr. Manley the same night in the Ba pt ist church . Saturday (eeing' Dr. Hat(char pireacled at the suind and at niigh t in the Bap 1ist chu rich here to large and ap preciativo auediences. lie also preacled the missionary sermon of theo Association at Socona Sun (diy at 11 o'clock to a very large crowd--and t good ono it was. A collection was taken after tho sor umon for Home and Foreign Mis siors and about $10 was received. The Secona people entertained the Association in tho very best way and the ldelegates and visitors were' lavish in their praise. It is to b hoped that many more such sessiol shall bm hi( by the old Twelve Milo Associaticn and that the spirit wh icl controlled the work and tho brethien last wveek will bo mauincSfted at every suc cONdimg sessionl on1lv inl a ' more ar a rked de'gree. Especially may the spirit of priogrosa iiot ret ard.e C. E. ItonINsoN. W. Hi. Evatt, formerly of this coiunty, is again in (10ep grief. A bou t th ree moinths ago h is wife died anid on tho (6th instant his daulghlters, Eflie and1 Addlie, were burned to death, a lamp exploding anid thirowimg thie burning oil on tem. Mr'. Evat and his son, Jlolm i, were badly 1burned in trying to save the girls. Tho accidentI. OCcuirr'ed at theiri bomne at Fowler St ation, W\oodhawn, near Birming' hami, A\la. Frona LibertEy. Thle're was a gamotbIling camp fouind witIhini the iorpjoratto limiits5 whlichi was Cited to the couincil and will rec ivye at tenit ion at tliei r hands. WA. E. GJrilin has gone to Ala There are mtoro bridges about over the countty that need just a little atttent ion and1( needl it, bad just now. Wo find they need at tent ion in otvery se'ctioin eof the countrym andu in town as well. ''Tere is moire mtoliases matido at homte in this couiity this year' than wi's ever knowvn. It. is claimed that ~25,000,000t gallIons of muolases in lie tanks on (Ito sugar phmitatioins hat can't lbe sold abIovo Oepense of' barreling and~ shtipiping and1( willI likely be (11 d itpld in the rive' to The StocTkhIiolders of thie Far' mt'rs' PaubIish ing Company are hoereby caelIled to meet at Pickons C. 11., Saleday in Novomber' at I p. mn. II' yout can't lbe pre'sent, hav'o your s' tock r'epres'mited by prioxy. WA. TV. 0'lkLT, Oct. I5, 1895. President. Notic to4 A dI eri'ers'D. desirl''e ihir advert isemienit cha unged shtonhll senid in their chanuges tnot later tha Fri liidav,' to intsurIe their get t iing iln the inext isslo of the J.I1. (". Meul).xNI:I, Shuerifi' l'o't. niotico wVithidriawalI of r'o warmmd for arrest ofl Georiige E. J]lin. 8*1n. II. I'. MART IIN. Roll of' Ilonior. Jloy ~NAL since thle last roll was 1I (\ birowI n. . . . S'a borni, J. b1 S-impleig J1. C. Smtriihing. W\. 1. Garrld I . (T: djarrl, . \ lanv ing J'uonesi AI.1.P.-igon mSi, W.01 or J.1 . H oll iday'~, .. ,;hei(''i1 Now is the t imoi to geol o K Our Fal Were Bought before - We are Opening Them v Bargains in Evet tAWWe wai Price AWfHighest Prices paid 4T.M cb 1. C6. ] Orders for 1 Solicited by Mail or C Delivored at Pric Comi:~ Send in your Stubscripion! .v Ie tus Iluvt vaur1.* 1'7 Samuple Copies fiinislied ol ;lppliea McFALL'S <-BU DCETx -OF PHUN and PLIAX FOR THE PHOLKS. MAli. EDITOn: A FOlt TWENLY VlAl8S This lhidget of 'l'ht111u and 111:1N 1x' , a s been wriaplpinig up and1(trollinig lit. par1ea1:4n 1114 kagets for the gooid 11i11441nlk (u ion1 - 111or t1w had on41es1 toll), atl1 it is 1 n-iar.bb 1111d gratifying fC1 t, to hinow thit wheltre protnipt. mlet lt. li ts art. nunh-it, no( troubledt exists. No .o1n1i lts are v 111411, 141 ne11 in4 t are ever dispuittil :. n o(bjet 14-itns t' prices oi r 1p il its; iss tisf: t il ill alyway. 'v Ivry1 ' 1111n satisfacltry :111 4I pheaksanlt onl bothI sideus. WIt iI a I plasue 1i'~Ito to lal w114', tin411 W l'e a tI~ thu in 441115141 Li'' 14 who aret a11 it ti &' eg4i igent,:un441 i alloi i i r ne1 t s 'I t o run1 forali y wi th ut p144 ing W11.: no 4':1.:n 1, andt s'n41ti es pret41 t3' 414ay. t4n4-44 innr s you4444 i hi nk 411I,111 . ing 41141. We tin so too,4 34444 llr h11. -h 1411 ti1 n it.l1 uoni ane yougl.41 inak. oI atteniois 1 n4tled'I to45 it. 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Iwni will4.'. sendt a '~llie ina to0 inv stiate'.i w l et. he ' li and4' 1441 II. ..in a t'. lIwi t on 1art1 h VI n enn'I' 'll t,~ d411 ile :14-he w.I ilins y t your w i.iife 11114441.4 spak te.ciie h'll4 't sp 4it ob rr ui i n"I the' .4 a1 ' s '.., -.aI' tinglou . e wi hwI ~time to11 do.41 II WAT1.441' l il f t I.4 ll 4 14-! 4, Di I Ooodsm ny advance in Prices. ip Daily. I y Line. it Your Trade. s and Quaiity just Right. ( for COTTON! 1 Wi. 110.1.' m Bj i." y Ip o a lii A I. ii 1-4* ICS Ill Il ('i(V.\ 82 0 lovi.r tion. - ARE YOU COMING! il. .:.11- .4VTit).N'. \r 4 4 4uenlaing ~4 o In .\1-: spo (-.' If 4, s 44 1 111. I U 1 ing il oi4 l. u I-p., :4.. AK44- 4 4'r ''ny. The4 4only4 4r4- -las3s 114. 41. 4,4l ()1fl H OT EL,, - V. (GOIA(T H E, .iittger. No :444 :42.:41 i . 4a II (4-4s 86.4 '' I 11 1ibwk fri n 44 4 i.4 .IiI. I 3,1, l 'i h i iI 14er I 44441I.\ 444g. I s-. p 144l o n 44 44 r I .n i ' I j .: 1 y h i S - | ' - . l I i T bb. inl 4 in' 4 ity. I i:T ' h-a 43''4i':l o \'un44 nh414ions. 1W 14i 1 4I 4 44n33ng. I44irtr II a.4 t1 irbe Greatest AT I2RA OTION 'Lo of Gettysburg. o 4 ou4. 4 i j f j. in 44 ni em4:44 404' 414 llN IR ).V ! DO YOU OWE THEM? ( ' r , I v- as -.g , ( h c e I-' & c. \\ e'll.ake-'."3. tim-.X fo 1h- JO sf 10 'U. k. 'i in afwra io s \ , s\ 44 , I l 4 illi4' ;4\ I j' s3 lit-, ( I4eiCI4I (1i\\ 3:a-.., u. a 1.n w .o i a1 . .ooe n, O - tf l Byr Thu ll Cairgo!~bi .I t ' . 'w r ( 4 . 'i 44 4, 4 . 4 13i ;;14j( .; s 8 a 1 if h4 ! n . . . i .4ia l 4''4 t43 h-4 44 4 *3ll fr4.: .\p 1oih,, 4..:n E n G> .Iain' 443-4 .-44'3. 34 44nv ie . i . N 43. '44 434n \ i:3 iona l,4 ll:, 44k T.'4e . . i il"4 rhis is a Cloric COTTON 9 CENTS! CAl The pist week's cotion reccipts she est cottol imlarket in G recvillo and The Time to Shake when tho plums are ripe. Ripe ba oods sphelvos that yoNu will not pick I Golf SuiItings-W hat is Golf Suitir al of a loose weave, jiust the thing resses or street dresses. 36 inches , aIrd everywhere except at Jones & C CLOAKS AND We have the exclusive saiL for this< nuutifnct u rers of cloak - in the Unite< '(.(,olt p>rices are i;h and yOt w: ilitel i( Y*O. bH\y (1n1 - vlio1rer and I SH1)ES! SF . \,01wrth tlte cele"brated Bay Qt k JONFG: &'a (d. L~ eso w ] \\ n Iaui ''u \V~iw > In w 11 d" 00-I CREENV-LLIa.E, \\e uill ;how youl t big Stock 01n1C Mid sed us. US. )I hm't lorL eL, at 1osite \o sonIlu - Ceool Aw \\i'h at n1--u :1)1, welI scle h n :) ('nd . (b- ul .at A. G Wyatt, ~ "i EASLEY, S. ' .1 ust. arr ivt :I~ < bI . 'une. ,,,, 11)( . ,1 W(.u or id s Elcsaxrialow Cower &~o\'er: rI: I~i~ \~mr~~c~d~a :'~ \'esllv ET \'E s l!h o I.. a . -' l'pp ur I 3Atin re !, o(rkin 1 -, .. dill v/6 bllhI' dye,hClJ (;fle. c~oudwf''app ,,, Of f Lua0u AntisIp~tic. ifM~e BEAT R' E. \F.N Vi.hvo d~gu for. us Country! ICOES 5 CENTS! w that Wost End has the one of the best inl the State. The BUSH! rgains fall out of our Dress ip in a;y other store. . igs? It is an all wool mate for house dresses, school Vide and sold for 35 cents a rarrison's, 2) cents 'CAPES! aity of one of the largest I States Our style are cor IA not feel comfortable this ncet with one of ours IOES1 State Shoes to arrive this A RRISON. ries URE!ZE. HELLAMS. I louse.) - S. c. o1 fine goods very cheap. C. C. Turner's old stand, "1TORE. IK SHANkS [.I Stock of percialty. the VFactories. Creenville, S C. ; Warnt~ shoes. oct3mn3. CALL ON M. R{AMPEY, EASLEY, S. C. >ir Clothingo, Hatfs, Boots Shoes. iy's suits, $1.50 ; Men's e lies DreI'(ss Goods. ?Dress nuigs of all kinds, Si1.. IraidI, Gold lhraidI, Silk I. Silks, Velve~t and It PIJns, 5e. and 10c.--as >as the ebenpo1)st. jtpoiuids of. Cof~dfee for $1. J. M.RMPY tI' iRasley,, S C. MATe"vite.. ,uwin' \lachiunes ini South Ca&ro \\e at it o sway~ P'ianos, Or r. S''wing \lll~Ii'n for' TIwenty 11 (ii 1-I to~ work to Sewing nI' wagou s.\'rt EXANDER B3ROS.& CO. 11 8 WasUh igton St reet, s yollr* (illallnt'! nii ' youi Will ninet <iliek I will V youI ati I I. befI'o I g't it all awayt3 for 'iily lasts a few~ days'. Nearly rdIs of yard~ wide shletinag now~ in at is .k a iDIIIIIn V4 yo un't pit'il every wvill save you inioney 01n jeans~ andt I 2ne(p5'. A nowing blad coin gr S1. cots or Clark'st thread 4 *or . ;i' King's at 2%e a spool1. lt elothinig just i --prices lowher' try to sa1vO you nioney oni any3 thIng i1i tit means1 mtost antythug you nit cor'n, fodder, pens1, aced1 cotton,2 x, chickens~ andl eggs. Yours for trado.