The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, January 09, 1896, Image 2
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TIIIJlSDAY, JAN. 9, 1890.
iID1 FOR BONDS.
Socrotary Carlisle issued a no
tico oil tho 6th instant, calling for
bids for bonds, in ordor to got
money to maintain tho parity of
gold, silver and paper curroney.
It will tako ono hundred millions
to meot the present emergency in
financial afiirs and bids for that
a1mount is called for, and bids will
also bo acceptud for any other
bonds which congross authorizo.
The bonds will be ready for do
livelry on or bofore the 15th day of
February next. The bonds will
bo dated Fohruary 1st, .1896 and
bo payablo inl coin thirty yoars
aftor dato anid will hear iltorest at.
4 por cent. per 1111m, payable
quartorly ill coil.
CO X4G r CNA.
The work i!m tim Soiato will be
igl proportioll (' neerlos matle
b1 tiho li illei:1 oi mittoo. a r.
Morrill, tllo ebairmall, xk ts tll e
commoittee to ropmCt: .Iith l te iearl-i
and honl(I hill mi ie iii ( ll nr 1 i
ingday, it i, e'cl. odett thel
bond )ile wiHl reacli foile meato
withlli t.,elutling sl rielkoll 1llt-"Illid
Ins 11, 1 :" 1h , work wil b.),
of rouilli c r'el .l(idtheit at h at
r par: of it \'.-i I a d,,l, !, ii4 h
t(.(,n Qt~gi 1 'li(41105. Rved -
beeroght. to lider tapaher ied s
ruling at I.'r wlIll (eo n e r1'
ognized 1 the chiair, heet by
ConsOllt (if the colnnlittae wlho
has the lill inllbne.
Thoe timhad plteji of athes nhx
hlais ntO limen fixed.O(( N9w York,1
Cl t hicagr, , nd 1 (1 twnenna t hern
pith prineipal conetens for than
8bugsh 1(s the0 most. suit
brough tol hiereuponfc the atn
WletionNof theoplae iand tfate
of pretosidntPoillepirts tay e
Statd Hupote in aul o ndano
holingthneS (. conetion. pes
Te fiesay. do cr i h
outh is eodrted to the Harisonr
Bullor o Stats patde 10 :30burg.~
on the pth isf. twenty aresde
clsto avte avragoeand hush
'Privto theacrotard on wotherl'
pdate of tea aereageit' morfe ta
h5 bushes tod the ainigr ascln
It istl anitrstupnintfactthat
who h wodNew Rhodolr Isl11and ao
cpitholdin wrevidened to eouil
ofrGorgiato ma, ho caeoi
tae htouse but ofe Iniana
tha rclamtowss.nd
Chno, N. Y., bJenm aproesi
denoa oto on thoiie st ciner
T heStato Lgislaturo conoue,
Utiay night admt iet thad sir
tivlydecidtae t 1:30 oclock
o fhor 4tho lin., tiwhlnorin
tieond ignoetthe publcam ation1
toi udto that mfet r.Coeany and
thPrivtecrliary lThrbo wieren
dlono in the Pnreent ofMeo.a
Mortime, canddthr sIgnn case o
shouldwbodon pnsnhoeser. Thcpnand
dateolor wre rosintodito Gio
lyta h oernor willofUth beho can-t
t Whior Hoseabot ohf Daime
thepoclamton was sn.
Mheretar a Cnmbe.fnae
ngor oror tinuned atoa dinori
ivolyddd it it vcan ay cand.
ion efominhereuian nto.
Naval Engineer feserve.
Senator Tillman. of South Car.
Ahna rests his record as a reformer
Ln his State on tho establishmont
of two splendid colleges, ono for
wVomen at Rock Hill, and the oth
br at Fort Hill, the latter boing
appropriately enough the home of
his one-time prodocessor in the
Sonate, John C. Calhoun.
Mr. Tillman, who has hoon as
signed to the Naval Committe, has
nlow in hand a bill, tho object oft
which is in general terms to fsup
ploment tho work donio at tho Na
val Academy, by proper instriuc
tion at the agriculturll 1111(1 1110
chanical colleges of the United
Statos. One of tho best of those
is the Clomson College of South
Carolina.
This bill it is understood,
will receive thlio Support of many
of the Senators, and especially of
Senator Squiro, of Orogon.
Within the next fow wooks a
number of woodon war vessols oil
Atla1tic coast will b0 disposed of
in someI way, an(d it has been sug
rosted tliat :their machinory be
utilizoa at some of the leading
Scientific collogos. Of the vessels
that must go are tho Franklin and
the 'Wabash, wvhich might bo sont
for illustritivo purposes to a Vir
ginia and Massachusetts collego.
The scopo of the hill is some
what larger than t-his. In addition
to oncouraging tho students, n
crosasing tlio oflicioeicy of the Na
val Acadomy by bringing tho ii
stithiution into fiendly rivalry withi
other sciontific colleges aiid pro
viding i naval ongineering rosorvo
without cost to the gove'(rn1mol'it,
tlhore is atiotlier educitionil foa
luro in Clhoe hill. By incriasing
tlie imber of niaval engineering
it will bo possible to plrovido pro
fes-srs of im-cimincal igineering
as contemplatI by tlie act of
Plohruary 29, 1876. When it is ro
miielm.ered that tie diroctors of
lie scientific colleges of Harvard
ad Conell Un1iverties are ox-na
vmil (ngineers, and that tlie profos
Sor1s of Imnechamieal enginering at
tho IUniversity of 'eiisyl vania
aInd tlo i iversity of M icligan
wor() also iieillrs of th 111110
corps, onoie can got an idlea of tle
class of inti who would bo sent.
This bill maulku's it, colipulsory
for tho Navy DepartIent to detiail
such an (41li4er to (very seiontitic
ir..'tiftution whi-hl shall estiablishi a
(coirse of 4fngiinering sat isfalcory
to the . ('t ay of te Nav y. Tihe
oducationial featire of this imionls
ur tlherefore has four great oh
jeels in view ; Priri)u'ily, provid
ing i naval ongiooring reservo for
time of war witlhout cost to the
govlrnmen t. Hweondly, assisting
the14 several scieniti fic inistjiutionis
by (Ieta iling well quatitli fied instr'u
1(ors Of 111 marin and11 mecnallical Oni
gii14llIillg wiVth out cost to the ro
spei'.Iives O coges. Th'irdly, en
(cou1ragintg thle studly of the me
(ehan14i4 airts and1( sc'ien by reward
inig the4 mer. itoriouls studcet, andt
(4ffe riniig an inientivie to studyl~ to
otfhersi. IFouri bl y, lainrg the N'a
valI A (atd(emy inl friotndlly ivalr y
withi fort14. bgical istitutions1 of
ani equatl staninlg.-Walshinlgton
Iines.
T1he( followinig is onte of1 thme most
brilIlian t palragraphls ('vor wri treni
by the( lamted(( Gorige' 1). Pron
tico:
The' flat of death is inoxorable.
ThoJiro is 11m appeal from Itho great
law which (dooms1 us to the dlust.
We flourish and fado as the leaves
(o1 the foroest and1( flowdirs ta
biloomi, wither and1( faldo mi a (day,
havo 110 frailer hold on life than
tihe m igh tiost monarch that ever
shook th li arth with his foot stop).
Generations of mon0 will a1lppear
and1( disappear as footstep~s on1 the
shore. Men seldom think of the
great events of (leatih until the
simdow falls across their own path
way, hiinirg froml their eyes the
fac('s (If loved ones whose smiles
ii as t he suinl igh t of their existence.
D~eath is the antagonist of life and
the thought of tihe tomb. is the
ske'leton of all feasts. We (10 not
want to go) through hie dlark val
ley, although I lie (lark passage may
lead to paradise ; we (10 not want
to. go down inito t he damp giraves,
even with princes for hed fel lows.
In the beautifu d1(ramah (If 'Jon'
thie 1h0po of imimortauli ty, so1 (1o
quen2ht ly uttered by tile (donth1 do
votd Greek, fid doop(101 repolso mi
every though tfuil soul. When
about to yield hiis life a sacrifice
to fate, his Clomoentho asks if they
shou111 ld eet agalini, to which he
respondi(s: I havoi' asked t hat
dlreadful question of the hills that
look eternal-of thli clear streams
that flow forevr-of the stars
amnig whose fields of azure my
raised spirit~s haive walkodl in glo
ry. All are dlumlb. But as I gaze
u pon thy living face, 1 feel that
there is something in love that
mant111ohs through its beauty that
cannot wholly perishi. We shall
mecet againi, Clemnentho.
'The R14publliennu Fight.
No doubt the factional war in
the ranks (of the Republican fac
tion will be0 renewed ith(I inucreas
od bitterness from now 01n. Mr.
E. M. Brayton succoeddiin get
ting the National Commiittoo to
recognize Capt. L. 1). Melton as
chairman of the party, thus turn- 1
img the tables on the WVebster fac- l
tion which has hitherto been on
top. The Webster committee will i
held a- meeting hero to-day, the i
object of which is not stated, but i
no doubt they will buckle on their 1
All Sorms
The first known coin Is Chinese.
It is coppor and specimens weigh
ing from on tho five pounds, and
sIpposed to date from a poriod at
least 2,000 years boforo Christ,'.are
3tdl in existenco.
According ta rocont figures, the
)eople of this country aro longer
ivod than thoso of Europo. In
his country 18 porsons out of ov
ry 1,000 dio each year i England
ho averago is 20, and inl Gormany
Tho soseral specios of turnips
ppearito have originated in Europe
mt to have early spread under cul
,ivation in Siberia and other parts
>f Asia. They are still found in
,h(ir wild stato in many parts of
iorthern Europo.
Avoid making your horses ex
,itablo by being tool and level
ieadod yoursolf. Horses aro imi
tators just as men are, and if you
ire inclinod to bo foolish about
littlo things you ciuinot expect
anything olso from your horses.
A farmor of Oregon is oxhibit
ing a bunch of forty-two stalks of
whoat with 925 moshes and about
3600 grains which grew from a
singlo kernel. Another farmor, in
Codar'Rapids Nob., has a cucum
bor fivo foot long and still grow
ing.
That the Lord's supper ought to
ho a real meal aind not a shami
supper of crumbs of bread and
drops of wino was the radical
proposition put hoforo the Rov. I.
Mt. Gibsoni, of Plattsburg, Me., a
fow days ago. And it is stated
that imay of the coligregation aro
heartily inl fivor of the innovation.
Tho newspaper is the familiar
of all men, of till degreos, of all
occulpatiols. I I it teaches it teach
os i Iml porceptibly. It ha1s no poll
poiis gowi or scholaistic rod to
aba)s 0o control, but prepares it
self and is admitted freely and at
OniCO to a worl-wido iitimaiy
with all Hinds and conditions of
poople.-IIlnt.
In ily judgiment all the ma
chitiery ised in communicating
information to the pubbic is not
of really more importanco to the
comIn iii ty at large than the pow
or of the poople to coimutlicato
by advertisoment and bring the
biuyei anld seller together an1d give
tlin thie machiiiery for conu1u
ifl'ating their vishes to on1o anotl
or.-ight. Ilon. A. J. Balfour, at
tlie Nowspaper Society dinnor in
Lonidonl.
Governior Morrill said to a ro
p(rtr * "I aill it emporatico mail,
hut I havo come to th1e conclusion
that prohibition is not the i nstru
moent of reformn which its friends
thought it would bo when they
W~heni plelt want liquor they
will find a way to buy it. Appe.
tito cannot be regulated by stat
uto' I would like to see the Statb
in contirol of thie liquor traffic.
Then peole whIo miuist have l iquor
could1( purchase a pure article fromr
the State. This would (10 away
with sailoons anld reduce dIrunkon-.
ness."' The gov~iernior said that hie
1had( been1 thiinkiing along this lino
for somoe time, but hiad not agreed
withI himisel f in regard to the (do..
tails of his schomne. "'Howover,"
lie conitiiued, "I am sure thatt such
a syst(em would1 push forwardl tile
cauise of temperance. Temperance
advocates could1( work thue moral
suasion plani uinder thiis system.
Th'ley cani't d1o it 1now because anti
p~rohiiitionists l augh at them
whoii then try it and point to tihe
prohibitory~ luy, which is not on
forced. TVhin, aplparently as their
only recourso, the termporance ad
vocates comoi to me and domand1
the enforcement of tho law. Well,
you know ho0w it is. It is the samo
0old story. It is easy to enforce the
law when public snt inmont favors
its en forceniont. W'hen public
sentiment is the othler way it is
next to impllossiblo to (10 it."
Groonvillo News.
WVouuId Osai No Ie,
InI (on1 of the winldows of an
uptown shoe store theoro is a scene
qurito life like. Three little "nig
Lger" dolls are seated airound a ta
bl1o; mi front of 0110 of them is a
large si'/Ad stack of "reds" while
[ he other players havo only a white
>r two ini front of thomn. On the
ta ble, spread out ini front of the
mmiire sports, are a "straight
lhush,'' a ''king full ," and ''four
ices." Last night while the rain
was being dIrivenl before the wmdl~
[and( the telephone wvires overhead
wo'ro singing a requiom to the fast
dvmng year, two ''coons" stood iln
front of the wind(ow looking at the
umique scoiie. One of them look
3d at his comrpanionl and~ said,
"Lord1, if had1( thenm 'fours' and
thtat red~ stack, 1 w~ouldni't do a
th ing."
"Thatt's all right, niiggor, 'bout
what y'ouid do if you had every
thing on the table, it wvould cut no
co, if one of domi niggors hiad a ra
cor."-'-Augusta Chronicle.
Governor Evans stated yoster
lay (hat Supervisors of R{ogistra
ion have booni instructed niot to
>pon1 their books for registration
int il after the Legislaturo had met
mnd eonacted a now law. Assistant
kttorney Goneral Towvnsond, who
s also a member of tho Legisla
,uro, is now draing up a registra
ion act mi accordance with the
arms of the new Constitution
Minumbi n~.:i r- -an. s.
row that the Fall and Winter Season is again at hand, and
Cotton has again proved itself King, we wish to call
your attention to the Stock of Goods we
have to sell you. Our line of
R2C I Q _ MG
onsists of every Style, and is made of every fabric. The
Prices are such as to enable every one to
buy a New Suit.
Trousers and Suits to fit the Boys and Children.
HATS IN ABUNDANCE!
t all Prices, and Cheaper and Better than you can get in any
other store in the State.
UNDTERWEA.R!
From 50 cents a Suit up to $5.00.
Neek wear.
all the Latest Styles ;4made by the best houses in the world.
UNIVERSAL SHIRTS!
,sk to see our UNIVERSAL SHIRTS; Laundried and Un
landried. They are said to be the best shirts in
the market for the money.
EVTE RYTIEIINGr.
n1 fact, we have EVERYTHING that is carried by a Clothing,
Hat and Gents' Furnishing House.
EVERYTHINC NEWI
NO OLD GOODS, and all we ask is a call from you.
Thanking you for past patronage we are
Yours respectfully,
Dreifus & Co.,&
THE NEW CLOTHIERS
113 and 115 Main Street. -reenville, Sm C,
Word to the WIS;
I do not mean to bother the readers of Tim JoURNAL with any high
lown advertisement. I mean only to state a few facts and I am sure you al,
tre wise enough to profit hy it. When you come to Greenville if you arn
vise you wll drive straight to the Mammoth Dry Goods Store of R. L. 11
BENTZ and he will give you bargains that will make you happy.
I1 will give you
E?~eavydCantongradlanndlswiled 4la.
[ndigoBCalieoes54
Boz. Wool filled School Boy 1- ht ~dSras5
Jeans 161 Alwo aces aet tl 17
Bioz. Wool filled School Boy38icImotdalwl
Jeans 20Srg.ll2
10oz. Wool filled School Boy '6ic motdalwo
Jeans 25 Sre l oos 3
Yard wide Bleachmng (noBetqaiyprnGghm5
starch) 5 BetqdiyotoChcs @c
hiedicated all wool twilled Bitat~ lne nerh ~1
Red Flanel 10Fahe ikiglc
Lac ofspae pevets y mntin-n Whteaeds ofSpreargains
JueadJl hncto a c, s es oge aslle clos wilg3eyu
beBestiquality apron Ginghames5
Our saesmen Eugee Hu e Cant ordFanneJlon rh, J.@1C
Rnpell le ~sad Franeln2 Fater wiltken plasreic.own
youe toug myer immeansee orvh youares coAlly inootds weetoh i t
Yours Truly,
RichererHandsomer
THAN EVER PRODUCED.
KCLOTHES, HATS AND FURNISHINGS
WE'RE TALKING ABOUT.
Look over the stock; it's complete now,
and see if you don't agree with us. One of
two things we always rnean to do: To sell
you better goods than you get elsewhere for
the same price ; to sell you the same goods
at a lower price than you get them else
where.
GREENVILLE, S. C.
THIRTY IDAYS!
For the next Thirty Days we will offer Special
Bargains in
M IlL L IN E R Y
We have gone through our stock and marked them dowr
.t prices that will make them go. Give us a call before buy
ag, and save your money.
Don't fail to see sour 25 cents Felt Hats.
We carry a beautiful line of Stamped Lineil, and Xmas
lovelttes.
* iMisses ilogers, e
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, /
anr4m8 i00 Con-ee S..i re .. nder ..er In.,) G.. ,a (
THE PRESENT COLD
WAVE SUCCESTS
BLANKETS
I havo 10 pairs wool Blankots
which havo been reducod to $3 and
$4. Theso aro certain y bargains.
Woolon Undervoar for men and
women. Must bo sold, our pricos
aro right.
KEEP YOUR CHILDREN
WARM.
A big lot of children's Wool
Drawors. Thoso goods will bo sold
for loSs than cost.
A full stock of Shoes always on
hand at
DRY GOODS AND SHOESI
15 P'endleton St., Greenville, S. C.
8nov9-i.
Misses McKAY,
Main Street, GREENVILLE, S. C.
Have now read v for sale all tho
Latest Styes inl
HAI8, BOMETS AND CAPS,
For L tdies, Misses and Children.
[Y?7* ' They keep constantly on hand all the
Novelties a~t, lowe t, prices.
Your patronage solited.
MlSSES McKAY,
Main Street, Greenville, S. C.
Assessmnent Notice.
The Auditor's oflice w ill be open
from the 1stl day of January 1896,
Lo the 20th day of February 1896,
to receivo retirns of real an1d per
s01n111 property for taxation in
Pickens (ouity for fiscal year
conmmenaciing Noveiher the 1st
.185
The Auditor or his deputIes will
b) a ach (? of the f'ollowilig pro.
eils to roceivo returns fIr said
fiscal ye:
Ca lhoun, T.uesday, Jan. 114th
JS96.
Contrail, Wednsday and Th'lurs
day, Janl. 15(1h and 16th 1890'.
Liberty, Frnlayv andI atuirday,
,Jana. 17th and 1,8th 18.
Easley, M~onday and1 Tuesday,
Jan 20t~h and 21st 1896.
r'oss Plains, Wedniesday, J1an.
22(d 1891).
23rd 1896.
Peter's tCreek , Friday, Jan. 24th.
1 89(0.
Pnupkintown., Saturday, Jani.
25t h 1 896.
Eastatoo, (at King's old( store,)
T1uesdlay, Jan. 28th .1896.
Hu1Irricano, WVedneo.lay Jan. 29th
18t90.
Six Mile, T1huIrsday,) Jan. 30th
1896.
Prator's, Fidiay, Jan. 31st 189G.
Pickens Court Houso balance, of
time.
All changes in Roal Esfatoc must
h e made and all now buildings
erected sinice the 1st dlay of Jan
nary, 1895, returned for action of
Township Assessors who are re
qfuired~ by law to examnine all ro
turns made.
Ignoranice of time of listing is
no( excuse andl ai pl)ft.y of 50 per
cont. for noin returns is strictly on
joined upon Audi tor.
All tax payers must make their
roturns in person or by some onoe
leg~al ly aulthiorizedl to do so in case
of sickness or absenCo from tno
county. Banks, Buildings and
Loan Associations, Fire, Life and
other Insuranco Companies, are roe
fp Iiired by law to mak Te returans.
Each and1( every porison will ploase
h)o propared1 to say inl what Town
ship and School D)istrict they live
at the time they aro required to
make their return.
All Males betweon 2.1 and 50
years of age except those excused
by law are liable to Poll Tax.
N. A. CHR ISTVOPUlER,
Auditor of Pickenus County.
Nov. 28th 1895.
is a vigorous feeder and re
spondis wvell to liberal fertiliza
tion. On corn lands the yield
increases and the soil improves
if properly treated with fer
tilizers containing not under
7% actual
Potash.
A trial of this plan costs but
little and is sure to lead to
profitable culture.
Ouar pamphalets are not atdvertising rirculars boom.,
lng spencal fertilizers, but are practical works, contain.
mug latest resea&rchecs on the bljI!et of fortilization,, and
re rally helpful to farmears. 'hecy are sent fre.e for
GERMAN KAI wVORKS,
93 Nassau sm., New' vork.
B. A. MoROAN, T. C. lieomNsON,
Grecarille, 8. C. . Pickens, S. U
MORGUAN & ROBIINSON,
Attorneys at Law,
~PratlcoIii ll ~ Plchens, S. C.
tW~ractie h e.al
ngunnn A-.
The northern papers are making
a groat ado over the Christmas gift
to the Confederate soldiers that IN
was made by the Senate in remov
ing their disabilities. This is one
of cases whore it is more blessed
to give than to receive, for while
the Northern Congrossman seem
seom to be felicitating themselves
greatly upon this burst of mag-,
nanimity, the old soldiers of the
South are absolutely indifferent.
Had this action been taken sever
al years ago, beforo the men it
offects became gray-hairod grand
sires, aUd in a time of peace,
thore might have boon some claim
of magnanimity; but actions ta- A
ken in tho oxcitement of possiblo
war with a powerful nation, un
dor the idea that wo had better
avail oursolves of all material and
remove all cause of complaint on
the part of our Southern brother
may b described as rident, but
hardly imiagnaniious.-Augusta
Chroniclo.
The Venezume can Cona mai sioun. i
Thto Presidont oil the 1st inst.,
ann1lloun0lcOd tihe composition of the
Venuelan coimlissioll which will A
consist of fivo members as follows:
David J. Brewer, of Kansas, As
sociato Justico of the Supremo
Court of the Uited States.
Richard H1. Alvey, of Marylond,
Chief Justice of tile Court of Ap
peals of the District of Columbia.
Andrew ). White, of Now York.
Froderick R. Coudort, of New
York.
Daniel C. Gilliman, of Maryland,
President of the John Hopkins
University.
There is a stove in the Virginia
stato capitol at Richmond (if it
has inot beon recontly moved)
which is bolioved to be the oldest
iron stove ill oxistenco. It was
manufactured in England about
the milddlo of tile Sovontoonth
Century by one Buzazlo, and was
imported by Lard Botetourt, then
in Virginia m 1770. It was used
ill tho House of Burgosses when
Virginia's colonial capitol was at
Williamsburg, and is now counted
among tile most sacred rolics of
oarly (lays ill America.
Commutationl Tax.
The Board oi County Commis
ers having adopted tile contract sys.
tem of working the public highways
of Pickens county, notice is hereby
given that the commutation tax o
two dollars will be collected by the
County Treasurer, and that the said
comamuitationi tax must be p)aid be
tween 1st day of November and the
1st day of March next. Dccemuber,
20, 1895.
IMAr-rmnwy HENDRICKs,
dec26w3 Supervisor.
,,~~atLand for Sale.
Atatof lanl on lregory's Creek four
inlsfront Pickenas, conltanintg 30ar
50 ares ina tlne state3 ofcutv ioh -
antee in original forest. WVill bo SOhl at
privato sale att low fIgu res an11( On as
terms. Apply to T. C. ROIIINsUN, Pick
ens5, S. C.
One-Half Cash,
and One-Half Time.
I have several giod work mulecs
andl horses for sale oni terms to
suit pureltaaera,
C. L. Hollingsworth.
D~ec. 5, 1895.
100 Turkyes!
-AT
FERGUSON BROS.
Pere Buckwheat Flour from
Harwood county, N. C., with
genuine Tar IHeel flavor.
Klingler's unadulterated Penn
sylvania Buckwvhoat.
Klingler's prepared Buck
whcat.
Ralston Health Food0(.
Ralston Pancake Flour.
Ralston Health Flour at
Ferguson Bros.
If you want the finest PICTURES made
inl the State, go to
Wheeler's Studio,
113 Mc~ee Aveune Greenville, 8. C
Mi Crayon Portraits a specialty.
April 7-y.
DRU. J. W. NORtWOOD, Dentist, Dr.
- .W. M. Nr,nwoon, Assistant. Omeie,
883 Main Street, Greenville, 8. 0.
Jan. 9, '92 y
DR .P. CARLISLE, Dentist Grcoon
vle, 8. C. Offco over Addison &
Mc~nn'a nenag Store,