The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, November 14, 1895, Image 3
The People's Journal.
LOVAL ITEluS.
D. F. Sutherid and family, of Pump
kintown, visited relatives lii town last
week.
Prof. J. Al. Looper and wife, of Mica,
visited at 'Squire W. C. Bramlett's last
week.
Miss Nora Ilendricks, of the Table
Morntain section, visited Miss Mattle
Hester this week.
Solicitor Ansel was in town on tho 7th
instant, being qigaged as cotnsel in the
finad settlement of the estate of E. I1.
Bates, deceased.
Tilmon Smith, of Liberty Township,
was in town Saturday and shows that he
is a model farmer, having old corn in the
crib and building a new oae for the crop,
whicli he is gathering.
Tr. B Higgins, who has been farminig
about two miles from town, hias quit the
quiet life of the country and restimed his
old business, having talen charge of the
telegraph ofilce in Gal'ney.
B. I. McDaplel, who has been stationed
in York Couity,'as storekeeper and gau
ger, lis been, transferred to Edgelleld
Connty. le spent a few days in Pickens
before assuminlug his duties li the new
lieid.
The Rev. J. J. Grier has resigned the
pastorate of the A. R. P., church, in Ab
beville. Ile announced on Sunday last
that his reason for dolig so was becauise
he wished to change his denominational
relations.
John W. Thom is, of Thomasville, hai
colton blooms, aftter miaking twenty-three
bales of cotton with only two tons of acid
and a itde cotton Seed. He is not certain
how many bales he will make from the
new blooms.
S. J. Ashmore, an expert printer, of
Anderson county, lis tccepted a position
on the News as foremant. Mr. Ashmore
has had several years experience, and
thoroughly umiderstands the business.
1l'nn (Texas) News.
As Harvey Britton was returning from
Piekens on the 4th inst., the horses ran
away niiar Z. T. Smith's and one of them
fell and broke hiis leg. The teami belong
ed to Williiatm lunter, who is apt to lose
the value of a good horse.
W. D. Cha an1, formerly section mals
ter oil the S.'thurti railroad at Easley.
is a good job at Chicamannra, Ga., and
hits removed therc with his famiilly. Mr.
Clhp pian is t ( e railroader amid his many
'rieids wiih him Sucess ai! happjuiness in
his ne0w liotime.
V . I Hdgens, whio lias b)eetn night op
erator in the ielgirapi otlice in Salisbury.
N. C., its beeni prOti mOtedi and givel the
posiiol of d-ty operator iin Greenville.
lis. friints in Pl'icens Itre prolud of his
promotli a1nd1 arle pleas.ed that lie is
iearer his old homlie.
.Dr. W1. .1. lBramileftt leaves this('lr.
day) titernooni for- t he city of Ulharlotte,
A. C., where Ie inteontdl to locate in the
pllt'(ictce of his profe's'siol. Nrs. Bram.
lette and chikir.-n will remainl inl Wailhalla
a few days un il le ean have their house
in Charlotte fiolrnished :md ready for oc.
etlpancy.-Keowee Courier.
Lirlin A. Ilendricks, son of David
Ibcndricks, of lhis Ciomity, died at his
hiomw it Ashevillt, N. C.. on the 5th inst.
Ile was lhir't-y-five years old and ma1tx'rried1
a daighlter of Tomas J. Childs, noear
townv. The'Ill remlainls wvere b),rougt to tik
,nimly :and huried all Tabor- Church. Hle
:avsa wiiff and one chiild to nmourn his
A quiiet mlariaitge wasi thait of Charles
N. Nield andt Miss Sue Maxwell, in Watl
1ila i, on the tith inistanit at thle residence
oif 0. Ki. Maxwell, b~y the Rev. 0. G.
Mayes. Th'Ie happy' couple left imm iedi..
aitely for' thie e'xpositionl, wvhieioritey winill
spenid a few <hays. 'VTey will rt'urniii tandt
taikeiLi up thirI i' reidence' at N idh's hotel.
K~eowee Cotii'ert.
Mrts. Stisan l lenidricks, wi Ifen of 1B. L.
Ihelr'ilicks, (lied at heri home ahanut six
milies northl-east of 1Piekeins, on thle 6thI
iustan t.Nime. 110em1lriekst hadl been ini fee
ble hea'ilthi fori severai wveoe bitt was not
consider'ed to be0 iin a1t~ daner'onts comitionmi
timtioliot ai day btefore her' death, whiich
wast cau~sedi lbyIi(: har. fatiluriei, Sihe lt~Leave
ai lihma olti d severaI chiirein1 HiOtmourn
hert deat(1h.
VTe GrieenilIle News, of thle 61h Iinst.,
sayvs: Frmanik t1. NM: liezie, who Ii vedl
nea' Piedhinouit, t his counmt.y. amol was one4
of the miost terpr('jiisin g' :n i suc~esstful
farmtet's omidi datirymeniio in tie State' andl
lng about ~ ,'.lock at hiis resiee. lIhe
duri'ing t' lost '-ix mnotp . li fiimis
have fea'ed that, his iliiy woui resuilt.
Joulm i O . vis Emsq., (died at his hiome
nearti Tlhomasville tonmi them GibI instat, of
pneumiioini:t. a'r. 1)itis hiatl hmeen for' soy
teacher't, am11 wa<I' atl.o Irtini justicee ini Do
ensville T'wniipi~il fori .-eve'ai uem''is. Ite
ait te itie of his d eath. lie wa':s very
popirtt amnd lhas minyi fijinds i sympa-.
(11hi itlh his famn Ii miii'i deep~i grIef.
1(l2 leaves' aL wife andl several chiildren'm to
Mrt. FE. F. 'Withlrtop :nitl I- -ole.Ist.
lng of ilfe amid four~i chih al mi
inig templjorard'ty wit I h-r'
son. MIr. Wthlropi mnii
ietin'xuw vla- , uavd wetmtpm
ieV in. ill ii to a l that Ither
wilt rb-l' .(' permanenti'ii illI..
zensnoethe 'iuttom.t
I'' ' ina i n i i a il i aui y,1'
t ne' ii t chimb lie' fmm wai'i
.t r a o b m li am m ivm m nIii a m bmemI -
, hi i i ' ( l st l m b i r t h d a y hm a v' i m ' ' m p e lm i
pat of time civil tt 'wait~ I he g-' litil
hatd beent nusedm'm to si.t 'v'vem-tri I Ii
long been1 a1 inwitlmber ofn iI e gim.g
andmi n ill 11h uitt'i'd 'teemm in'.y (Ii m.'
only3 one, of themtii--a droutghtot..m--.urives'
(OntI to (evein g of Oet ober' :1th, a hemm
tiftiulitmariage toomik lae at Ithe remshml'mm'm
of Mrt. tII. (I. Ilumnt, niearm Catlhgott, & 4.
Rev. Mir l'rcer ~':1:0( ecrinig tmo tie im.
of thei' Epieopal cuhitreb, uitted inl hmoly
matt iotiy NI st NiMaud14 I limit. amdi Mr.
W illhuni A. (rmehamIl. Theli parlor1 wasi
beutiIfully3' decoraitoil iin mever'greens andim
a t~loe los'on oimmf 'met ti hetitt(a It'rhn.
metd in lie' and peari~tl pt~ setmtile. TPhe
gr'oot .muwore ihe' reoguhit ionl eveiing Ruit.'
Theli ittendan1mt s werte NM lss Oui St ribbtlimg.
of S(el'e'l, N in. Th ios 0. liinut. briothmr of
the brie, Mi il. Mi i hoI.0ti iiiVwr~ence, of
Catlitn, tad Cadet . ohlitii. Honen. 'i, jr'..
of lmarr.,, S. C. Th'le br'hietsmaids w.or'e
of blue1( ribbult. A' ftem'rii the'rmtoiyt V
wiishies oIf a hiost omf fie id go with thte
.hannei) t'.annle
Mr. W. F. Pace, of near Bilggs, was in
towa last week on business andl reports
favorable crops gathered in his section.
The Liberty sub-allianco will meet Sat
urday the 16th inst., aI 3 p. i. All
nembers are requested to be piesent, Ias
there is business of Importance to attend
to.
The Old Folks Association did not sing
at the Baptist church lin town Sunday.
When they appointed the day of meet
ing, they did not antleijpate such rough
and rainy weatlier, it was a little too wet
for the old folks.
51r. E. C. Cooper, of Niedmore, had a
corn shucking one night last week. Ills
friends and neighbors helped him to take
the shu'ks ofY of near eight humdred
bushels of corn. This speaks well for a
two-horse farmer on an upland farm.
Mrs. Susan Edens, wife of the late
Samuel Edens, died at the residence of
her father, Jr. T. Ligon, on the 8t.h in'-.
She was twenty-four Iears old aid leaves
an infant child. She was buried from
Mountain Grove Bapt.st church, Rev. .1
31. Stewart. conducting tihe futmeral ier
vices.
Abraham Stewart died at his home on
EIastatoe the 8t01 iistaitt. lie was eighty.
eight years ol( and( had henc in :poor
health for several 111onthis. lie was at
consistent oi-mher of Ithe lhiipist. cliureh
at Antioch and hil many friel.4 in t his
coillity. Ilis reumalii wele biried :i the
family emetery on tihe bankis of Easta
toe. Several children i survive him.
We have receivei two issues of the Sa
ludia Seitinel, I he leiv paper for the new
coulty of Saluda. It is published by E.
II. Aiull, the enterprising editoi of the
Newbery lerald aid News, bt, is edited
byB. F. Sample. The Sentinel hts 1o
abiding place yet, but. will be located at
the court house town when that is select
ed. Tle Sentinel Is a Reform sheet and
will succeed inl Saluda county. It is well
edited, well printed and deserives the
patronage of the people.
Fromi Liberlty.
Tle Ginning Company sondetd tile hire
alarm last Thursday evening aloit. :j p.
1m., aid tie citizens of tOwnl respldedl
promptly and reniderid what existcive
Lhey coulI in saving the cotton inl amd
arolund the gill. It is thought, t I lit a spaki
from the engine come inl oln tile liit Is
the fire startud by one of the gills. 11i
they h:d just finished a bale :uid ;he
iost of the 11t was inl tile press. The
fie did not get ink the gins anl but litile
in the press, conseqIlelitly the dageliai'
would harily amount to lftvY dolhih-s.
The gill house ei niig hiuili; of .Iheet ironi
perhalps saved the properly.
Saturtlay eveiing the ,klilhblltllfl vest|
huled trail striuek te e.[51 Vil( of \V iii.
8 waitl1 r gOll, :it tle (ro sil'2 ig jii.Nt. We.t,
of the depot, uiakilg kidiling woodl om
of the gr-almIer parit of he wagon. Trp
11ed the w oagon r211 tinler Mr. S:s1ih
and bruising him up eo siably, i))m!
nlot. thoughflt to bc zeiely-lo1mrf.
J. \V. Dawson .1 111 -. ii, I'a-in visii
eri t he ex .po.it ion hist, wee k ai& reI p t,l
golanI sigh ts.
Dr. WV. A. Shldon midi .-;,n Ida i',
toil, of Povers, L41ureiis c02u2ny,
married at thle homle of 11h-- brlvinhe.
oil the 6th inst. 'T'lhe bril a:nd -r m
are visiling At th gi, om' i:iaher 1(-i -
Wiestililster. Ti-y are i1o rotmli l
whenl their friends will I! n. oIp.r-m
itY of iviig tihe bride : enrdial receI.2i.:0
into oir. luldst, :114 ill join in wi-bi
them a long anl l:ippv lif.
Juliuts, don't, worr all fret. i to 1 muii0
abut. any 4-f Ihlie work of the cronvention,
we thiiki they are ini it ty well bil-diviwid
lo ahIge to onf ss i, i e loeli', isefiit
iti rotui t t h ntyigt rn
Nowv Julis, 3lon't attempt toi ai e ourih
ful~ (ore prtspecs qitei sit glomy espe i
allyii hif i to expect' to; a help of ulllHti your
propcie. si t O us)1' h'i12 not ru ouselveis
Nowut Ju1'lilis jurt hlu' ''ong:u'l hitwiih
the e'leictioni of a1 gol bug pres'idtIIt. Oh,
(ur1 biridlge goid iuli lieu e'xaminti n-I iir
worPk verv careful y' ini broiai dIa lIighat
atnd see if Lubey imtve used 511) lunber ui.
pinie p)ohes, if you plese~ Mr. P. P. R. I .
N ovembher 1111h 1895. '2.
An Imp~rovd Onsk tpand Package
RL. L. R. BQUftz is contanltlly ad(
dinig to an~d improvinig theo many~i
conlvenIiecesO inl his stor'o. Ili
knows 1110 vailue of systemIl as( a
time savor' and aid( to qjuick and
corre'ct work. lIfis la test imprve
n1)ent1 is his b)est and)( what is knownl
as tho "Ilar cashl and1( p~ack ago car
r'i'r." T''his carriior works on the
samoi~ pr1intciple as tho other car
r'iers, with the1(I difer'nco of doing
wha no1, 1 othIer' catrrior canf do or
(iIOVaIted2 plat1 foi'm to) whicnh overy'
paeIlieIfH11'I.io of w thr a1~ papds,
of11 neediIi 1les orauioll of iidry igoo~t
(211t o. Thie~lI hlyo sends~( wit h l
the~ Il 2 i i2 pa n dui', no ohticke its.
ihii' wrappedi in2 1the goods.12 'This21 ~ 2
ci trii olin in h. a pint to wui'ch
luct)~ ion vaj covient'~ 2. distun inut
groht srui. Whe a slO ius madeo
this gis nro11 ol. 'i o in h basket
wikh hin moeiy,.(ordise puvlle
Nlews. A on .oytat' u h
Iush. yaor brooms in a hkottl of
st1orl wrnpin evbey whoook o w
nady il lhast ofnger aini bhe eabik
ot t h e cs lareos l. i-.n. ' igij
County CommIssloners.
November 7th the Commissioner
mot in nunual meeting, Supervito
Hendricks in the chair, th followim
present:
M. A. Boggs, M. R. KexiOn omr
W. N. Bowlin, L. D. Stophons, J. A
Robinson, G. M. Lynch, Jorro J
Lowis, E. E. Kolloy.
A petition on a now road from i
point on the Lay road to intersec1
thu Pleasant Hill, Liberty and Con
tral road was heard. After ovidenc<
was taken for and against, the motio
was tabled.
A petition was heard for a nov
road from Bonton Freeman's place t<
Bob Mear's place in Greenville coun
ty. The potition was accepted am
E. E. Perry, Matthew Hendricks and
J. A. Robinson were appointed spo
cial commissioners to mot witi
Green ivillo commissioners and investi
gato same and report at noxt meet
1g.
Oin motion, it was agreed that th<
county pay half tho expenses of
building a now bridge at the mout
of Dogwood branch across Twelv(
Mile River above the new factory, th<
eompany to build the road on th<
west sido of said bridge, provided
Mr. Norris build tho other half oJ
tho bridge and open the road on th<
east Sido of Twelve Milo river.
The report of special commission
ors on the change of the road fron
Graveley's mill to Town creek nea:
ti Court Qiouse, by Mrs. Baker's
James Earle's, and others, was roil
and adopted.
On motion, it was agreed to hir
E. G. Childress for cleven months fo
the oisuing year, and pay him sixt;
dollars for said timo at the end .
November, 1896.
lleceived the report of P. A. Por
fer, assessor for (amiages for rol
through Clinton Cannon's land ii
Pickeins towiship, approved for si:
dollars.
On Inotion, it was ordered that i
coxmnutation tax be levied for work
inlg the pullic highways, which pla
will be followed.
.A Lovely Weding.
Powers, S. C., Nov. 8.-A larg<
Cr.iwd asseimbled at New -rarimi.on
.Pr.ey)terial church on Vednesda)
anhern1ioonx to wvltnes the social event
of the season- - the o.ccasion bei'i
the nrraeof Mliss Ida Templetor
and Or Willic Sheldon, of Liberty
Thev decorab ons" wore sim1ple and
'r: i at 1 o 'e be, as 'Mrs. Aalu
PIl , t~ned ax the or,ali, bega t
pinly!- th wling marh, the bridal
i \tyi nmrehl up the eiitral ai.sle
preeCleCi )v the n.-hrs, Messrs. Itob
e't i)wins anld Brooks Stewart.
Wh\ ix i! had taken thoir places
Ih I l.leZv. T. 13. Orml,-,the Ol oilciatinC
in r i . a beautl'iful imposin
cerei,'iony proniouniced "tlie twai
Thu bride lumklad very lovely ill
very styliuhx trauveling dress, with ha
and gloves to match, no ornamecnt:
excep)t a lovely bouqIuet of white rose:
which she carried in her hand.
The br'idosmnaid never looked mor,
a ttractivye, all dressed in handsom<
costumes.
T1h~e groom and his attendant
wereC all "looking their best."
The attendants were: L. TPemple
()ton and Miss Fannie Sheldon, Eddit
Sb tiad andl Miss Corrie Boggs, C
Patrkins and Miss Connie Stodard
John Stodar1dardl and Miss Nort
Templeton.
The: bride is the oldest daughter o
David Teleton, and a most amia
blo young lady. Our little town lose
one of her brightest gems in the de0
partur ie of iss~ Idla.
The groom is a promninent h.ysiciar
of Liberty and is an estimable and
PoPillar young1 mn.
Imiedately after the ceremony the
bridatd party enttered carriages and
were driiven~ to Fountaini Inn, whlere
he bride and groom took the train'
for Liberty, their future home, fol
Ilowed by' niuny heart felt wvishes for
t heir fautre happiness.-Greenvilk
News.
A few liight s ago 8quirno Austin,
of ( Grelinwo(I, was5 routt)(l from
his mil iH'url 'pose by~ ai coup1)
who wllied to) ho martried. Thne
justico did nxot hesitate, t houghl
tlle Ix' ir was~ li00ar nli(lliilth , attid
gi('t lxxi) I bntirolix lie1 (ci'e'C ~l yi
whlil tho flixther o I> ilo yon.'lt 11ady
h)Ilt ill all 0 ijUaralle! ai'mied wvithI
i oh I l pill ie 10d tol a li Ovnllyt
fathe'r toldI thle maixgistraxto that lit
conihl do wvhat lhe pl'us'd if ho id
n10, htear fromi himix ini hlf an il
lhourt, and( xi mittunting his~ mu'lixh
<hi-parted't. Promptudly ais I t'o tion
weni al' on heir ay'app rentl
va'r ll pj~y Th $10.10 lil .
it hiiil a ou 48i years' told, and' ih
fa ir .lu ht i 'i! Ann' io 'lheson
al ' t 15' vfai l d whox' famjii:ii.i'.v
'1n i apt..l .\ (' r I il tin ch o ; h w l
dtt -n .I u ith ti'c'hri inn i. o : hi
Tl ' inh i'l' , II a , is )ll>' [li a .\i 11 I.h'
Will take o iee as haor i 11 ) 0tih) Ti..
"1 lotnend, thta."remb- atd.'mtlto
i. JO aNAr nred ya J.f,.or :
Thae Editor.
SWito weeps with yot whon you a ro sati,
An latighs with yout when yolt aro gla,.
AIt([ sinilem with you whett y.Ilt are m.
Thie imiitor.
'Who lits to be both kind aind wise,
And never (harilly ever) lies,
Anti, whon he toes, creates surprise
Theo E- itor.
Wllo owiis at Ieart ai well as ellel;
Possessel of spirit, pront, yet tueei,
And lives on forty cents a week
The Etlitor.
Your daily dutios tire a part of
your religious lifo just; as much as
your devotions.
Court of common pleas adjournt
ed sino dio inl Anderson, on the 6th
lnst. The sessions took upl) about .
0110 wook but the common pleas,
owing to tho abscenco of two mom
bers of the bar in Columbia and
for other reasons, took but a short
timo. About fifteen convictions
wore secured by ti solicitor, in
cludmg sovoral who entered pleas t
of guilty. Judgo Benot left for
his home in Charleston this morn
ing.
Live honestly, hurt nobody, ani
renior to ovory one his just du .
"Will your father make any ob
joctions to my proposing?"
"I should think notl I have six.
sietor."-larper's 3azar.
M11cF ALL'S
) A:meBU DCETvox
r -OF
SPHUN and PIJAX
FOR THE PHOLKS.
MN. Eln-ion"
That's Business.
Amti Now We All ilike It.
Peoplewaal( pailil 11!4,
Whll never imahl before,
A1141 f4lks whloalway :11.. 4,
C(aile a444.1 loail i- 44444:4.
We t rans -t businless5,
- in a hn4,j4--ie way,4
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t he co te 001sei h-oll v:ny t erms witllr
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5 i4 hl4l 11 44vi. himC ill tr'in Ill g1I' (gnl thiet
war. n:1, 44 '\n InmCCth. 4 414s tI "I get in his
work by1 ' Ch ('ristnCiCs.
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I s tiC r4 ing% it : th:tt 14'l t11::nl 401 1
bri .- it. TIie's4C no lits t tvi n 4.1, :In
a o i ig . Th.,- tino- is alluit Ill 1 . 1
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n.I t Igh'' s h'eC p l44hC ir o.,rC er. p.
lit1C thlnl s: th lt. help us'4 : we all want to
hlpil y(It. Won't y1u lt11'.
Now~ is Ite Ii1tne'4 ! S44 14
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you444 fall 444. Now' this' is aHl we'.4 s on4 44
this subIje'Ct.
N1exti41 44jnt weC4 illi have I'll hat4is 41444
atal4 "'helpi us' 444t "w i4 Ih 114be4n.
anti a 144t Cof See4'4 Wheat14 t44 arrive..4 net'x.
CA L F A NI ) 81:1- l's.
Clerk's Sales,
S tate of South Car'olina,
County of Pickens,
In the Court of Commnon Pleas.
By virtue of D~ecr'etal orde'rs ~
andl order's of Foree'losur'o maide
in the following namedl cases,
and on1 filo ini the Cler'k's oflice,
S4ald1ay in D ecemuber,
next, '18s05, at Pickens ('. iH., S.
C., durn g the legal hiour s for
sale, the followinig dlescr1ibod,
r'eal estate, to wit: t.
W. 1. A honer
or' tractt of lanmd lying~ being,~ ontC1'4
15iiunte inl te 4'onmyI and Sta1ite 4
. 0 l~ lfe 0 144. IIt 1l
d'l lin (en . I lil\' '41 e morel C orII
le'ss. TemseIh'
Cl 14)1, il .C. A Ill fl ICIIXIinly lIp Iit
('rivek.'m uljiing~~ ho't ;~ o \\'Or
n llanni' 3n, lIarri. tle-rck
ons,.lon ( Aow. mJ. Jothes,
Were Bougiht before any advance in Prices.
Ve are Opening Them up Daily.
Bargains In Every Line.
kf We want Your Trade.
Prices and Quaiity just Right. 0'
WHighest Prices paid for COTTON!
Jr.wx nc~I. FTanoE.
FONES & GARRISON
Have had such an enormous' TR A 1 for iho past
month that they have beeni orderingil F
:n F
New Goods New Goods
Every Day Every Day
Look Out Look Out
For Some Special Drives to airive inl overy i lint this week. Y
10 pieces inore of those Mn inc luuis Cloths at 29 cents.
7 pieces -5.1 inich B ateohat 50( Cents.
Alany strive to inlitalte those twvo specials o ours, )it they I
an't <do it so the dear people say.
It makes Us laugh to hear the'm ey.
Hosiery Hosiery
re hainve th11 frolll ) c e t' 4 is r jul. 11)>.
111 cll(l'eul's 8chlool ItosO at I 2 ' e to t
uose il town.
Underwear Underwear
Alreatly soh! Illoro tium we (lid I'lSt Hensdlo li*w c to arriVe
lis W\(?- lV .
OliI((lreils illder'Weiar a. s)eei aly. (j i y -; Is ir ~, W wl
ive yoll thell' size a---nd ti itust 'ie y' 'lli
Our Price On Shoes Our Prico On Shoes
so low flm0 Y llc ll(ltlli it If* W\0 w"Ire 1->n Ient-ioll it.
guflators of Low -rices,
P H av stunhW. l ' I t terns;
CR EN LE. '. L
\V' I X itI (d r Il ik.r
We w1il show you a big stock olfln g very cheap.
ome and see us. D on't forget, at C. C. Turnehr's; old stand,
pupositI: Mansio n I1foust. C
NEWX ShfOE STFORE.
HIILLER & CRUIKSUANkS
W',ithi a newii :iii1 wyell seleided .st''k of
l\/Eiler - ]3i ildfir. , A
No. 105 N. M AIN ST RE ET, Creenville, S-C.
\ genits for thet W. I,. I )( 'G1(LA 8 W t-raiuited shoes. oct3mu3.
GOODS By The Cargo! CA LL ON
1'ALSTER .iLRAI~Y
~ASLEY, S. C.
& SEAi C.lothiing, II1.ts, Hoots
I - I . , i. na .. 44 i ..ar41n4oe - 4 - 4
\4'4l ' 1li 4.' I 4'.41 i (. S l s 'oNl I~
I t' ll'i jl. '\\ *Iit -
* \ I'I l ii e-. J i
liZ~l' c)ntinnt. lot ~I~l Tionn1ings 141 41) al Notg i , ii..
J4\ ,I4114 2l V lvet 1Trinnoin1 . .t Io'4ll
tie a 1(1 I Sure U) I(X (I to i hi.14)I4 1114 , 5<-.~''4 4:ij.4 ii liih-.----as4 liT
'OiTlI T Tt . fufy,
a cntinngno ude
actu a Nl A. OK,..I.N 11iY~.P .0
,;mil e 3bes lot a s. pr ., Naal wors conin - ~ ~ II
. G. Wyatt
EASLEY, S. C.
_Z1W W CO ODS
Just arrived and Cheap. Como
and sec them.
SErTiowo who owo me vill pleaso
1110 ail pay wvithout further delay
notice.
A. G. WYATT,
oel3f Easley, S. C.
NOTICE.
WE PAY CASIt
or Hides, Beeswax, Tallow
@'W E sell harness Leather, Upper
Cps, Calf Skins, Sheop Skins, Lace
eather, I1ame Strini"s ill any amout
oou wantt
Cower & Coodlett,
01 Main Street, Greenville, S. 0.
Marl-t*7
'W ENTPY I-:N F. E0I MIIEN TO
.l1 wing .l-bine in South Caro
11:1. We waint to sw:Ip 'ianios, Or.
:11W or S0wm Il in3 for Twenty
(0D 1 R11101>8 to work to Sewing
[nehinue walgouns. Wri te
kLEXANDER BROS.&CO.
118 AWashinI14ton Street,
E 201* BE R, and
oI 't Lis & Son!
Ae '0in t Iinn'-ok som( changes
u1 his liness, c.41onse4ictly they
!3JPS R1ffa1) fui Cashi!
ForW te nex\ N inety D)ays.
PO YOU OWE THEM?
It' so4 thtey need( thle monley.
writo tlie wise is suflicient.
She's 'Oummnin' Boys!
W o'Il tatke 'oin. oct10mu3.
RE YOU COMING!I
T. o C(h 311 igN1 I OIT xIO04IN? I
,st op ,i I 11he Le'1ilig Ilotel, where ac
niunhiiio ns are11 to1 be) innI f11(or 1I,()0
ists S er day~I. Theai onhly firisI-class 110.
inii t li iy Iharginlg (oxIy .$2.00 per
H OT EL.
i. U : 2-3 ;i~.:~ Nonih I'r'yor* tree4t, I [(LI
lIlo4'k frtIo I ar Shed,
ATLANTA, CEORCIA.
Iba.411a Ii l'roof Safe~ for1 luabl1.tes, ('ars
Is Ihe Ilhor l'ier IFi vI .\iinn4tes for
444-milio 141 ironinis1 lI'vers*t hing First
'I. Table4 in1 lo- 4'ity Te1l( graph or11. 14
34hr we4. w4.ill (rent; you3i right, andi
43 r'.. yV0 ou'only 5.014.n per dy for lhfinrd
441 I(Lodginlg. l'orter1s4- at. all1 tra3ins1.
ho GreatsM'T LRAOTION
.\I li' I he 1 jxositioi i 1h Kora~I~lerful
lattle of Gettysbug.'.
lind Tidings:
34..u li, g44H4I5 down.I', that43.'4 wh~at -
- a, ' ur4 :n!oli now4.4
I . .td e l ' h 4 n '-4 1 prIofit.
4 ' ii. l iling 34or 44ash ,14mbles4 1me to
-I'I'' pr ic . that 4 4nn 44o, he nu441.
Iin, . Go4od4 strong ir. e 44 is( u44t3(y the
'4n4.4 :114 I have1., iti Ib14. for1 :1.
n44 ti4v1 44 t, u11 hat1:1 4.4.n want11 to4 1bny3, try'3
- i \.~ No nat'er whatl~i y4414 wan't to s4011,
""w . 4431 an 4corn, forb1ler', 14eed cotton,
14wa x', l'ggs' ar414 ('4ot, t 4n seed.
\ ine 14ot of1 44ed w.~heat and1( se~d oats of
own4.1 rl iig for1 14al,
T. 0. H AR RIS.
a.1 :19 P'Ickens4, 8. C
Notice to TrespasserS.
By' reasxoni41 ofrecent dI14na3ges4 froln persons
h1ig and1 h1iting '41on1 111y land(1s and4 go
( th4rotagh~ 111y ma41tures4.i, all personls are
reby3 4(4 ntlled to4 C44(p off of my13 Ilna, ("x..
110 throngh the pulici igh~ways. Iis
tictia li)11e.' to 43ver3y one4(, e'xcept tona3'ntsl,
to th1e4 and each44434.1 1ha4s ren1ted and thoslo
vig a1 spech314i permIit from3 1me.
C. L. Hollingsworth.
May 22d 1895i. "