The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, March 26, 1896, Image 3
The People's Journal.
LOOAL ITEMS.
Mr. W. M. Hago'od, of Easley, was inI
Piokens last Sunday.
Read the chango In the ad of John TV.
Lewis-d& Son, an1d profit thereby.
T. J. farddin, Esq., left Saturday on a1
prospectilug tour In Southwest Georgia.
D. T. Hayes, of Maynard, nado i
pleasant call at tlis oillee Monday morni
Ing.
Dr. W. 1'. Field. of Aaynard, was in
town Motnday aid made, the JOURNAL a
pleasant call.
Dr..J. R. Ritley tilled his appoltitments
in the Presbyter In ehtulch: Siiday Ind
preAled two excelilett sormtions.
Me:ter-s' W- IH. and V. P. fLigott, of
Greeiville, are spentd'.ng a few days with
the fainly of Sh: * AleD)a.tel this-week.
Ever-bo1y is invited to nUend the sing
Ing at Seconi next Stiday,the 29th inst.,
at 1) a. in. Bring your d; loers and song
books.
Mrs. W. W. White, of A der-son. who
has l'eeni vi Catpt. a (I M-s. J. L.
Thoit ey for, t past ueek returned
home lait Monday.
Rev. V. Mt. lidin filled hi rgular
pin1)1111 tile- 'S at )Aesville anld Th:>
Numday. l1e prereled very acceptably
to his congregaoos
McAllister & leatteic has a clang'e this
week in their advertiseien t amid will be
pleased to have you examine tiheir st tck
of now spring goods.
Rev. J. E. Foster preached at. Moon.
toln Grove Sunday Ini(d severlA if tie
Plckcmtes went oat to he'ar a'td Teport a
good Imteeiu'g anid a $jple'Li4%l rermitoni.
A. K. Pirk has somtething' to say in his
space this week Itoutt his tnew sprilg
goods, and it will be to voor interest, to
readit, if you watitto Any Iry goods.
The young people it towin iad a soi-. e
at tLhe residence of Mr. 1'. It. Price Fri
pa.v eveni , , atid speot several hotwa's ii
pleasanlt coniversal lonl amid grace ful dance.
R. L. R. flenmz, of Greenville, has a
chal nge in his adveti t-isettnetnt, vliel will
be of Interest to his fieins and enstom
ers In Pickenls eotytti.. See his new
spritig goods.
Our Voting frievil. J. 0. Seaborn, I-ts
an excellent positio), as traveling ageit
with tite Notrl hwostcrn: Yeast Co. II i:
many f.ilends in Iieicns wih him iminh
success and( feel assutre.1 that lie will give
satisfaction in his iew field of labor.
The Boat d of Control inet Mondiay and
made the qntarleily settlmnct with Di
penser aher. There is a sini halaie
to the credit of the idispensary. and uider
the plan adoitod by the ltoard. the (Its
pelsary promises to be a Iliuncial suetiss
this year.
The speca1 nl(I; Imet ii . inhe MCIlodakt
church at Piet e.' w -11 begin f 'om the
p:ayer meeting Wed (w:tlav niiht 231h
inst. The pa:-to- to he asaste-1 ny Pev.
E 11. Toylesr,of Sra tb'., S. C. Mr.
LToyless is Fill to be qutne a good picach
or an(d revivi t.
Today the driving wheel of I te il- on
gine of the Valtalla (:otioo Mills goes
roudil for tle i st tli. If vou wantt to
Ree a a proty nil whel: Vonl ate 1in town
calI iut1d see i his one. Comr.et ant jigeA
pronotne it one of the be.t, inl t lie State.
-Keowee Cot-rier, March 19.
Mr. B..yhis Stephe.is died hast; F .-i-hy
at t bie t.e:denice of h,: 'on. L. D). Strph
etw. shout thre'e miles ?u "ito~twn, :ii
wa)s bar2'bIl r.t thet famtil1t I cemterv4 onii
Stundahy i). mo r. Rev'. W. (C. Sieab ornt
coudne ed thle fin'eral ser'vic H le wa':
81 vous of iage and1( le-tves seven childreni
'as, fo.'mecrly of .Jones andI
uist r'eturnedl~ froin Nor't h
'ith it new stock of goods~
vettisheg In the .Jo1JtNAI,.
knoewn in Pickents conty
v'ortisemnent and( cailt oni himt in his new
gniarters in Greesiville.
''Te clcaring z'nd gi 21lI1ng of thei site
forta 20 ~.000 $piindle ciottoii ill ill sene.
be built Otn t.lhe wa'ter power' ktnowni as
the Cotneross Shtoaib, thle propety ofIt Mr'.
Wt. C. Coleman, of Sei-ee:, wh'io is thle
prhneit mover ini Ihis (nterpr)ie an td to
whose eergy its success is dute.
A tcorin g :o ia 1CsOhn11(on pa212ed :Jy 1 h
C2otm " o ' (d oif Supel(t viso. S Oni the 12; hi
i.vt. the countty treasit'er is ant11heized
pa21id $2 co)tt~lumurt 2on tatx 21 and al o i
those nude" 18 yearis of 2, ,geie all the
$2 reft'nhd . All iiit, bin g Itei re
tCiJe.ipt, a boy.- muitsi t mke go(ed p' oof
Ai rs. Cliiehlia Ham~tilton, w1id1owt of lie
late Lemel flititon. died at the resi
denICe of hiwrt Ssn, W. A. Hamtiilton. on)
muel church, R1ev. J1. R. IItitev cont iiu~iig
the funteral serv'ices. She was 21 2 ye.:trs
old, and~ 121 1a lived 21 coni-ten chrlt eiist Ia
life aid ldied a timtinphaint, deathl. She
and1O1 cheri.h herl~'(i iI)0mory. er(i~OI
Chatrlestont is i--rang i .ig to have a1 royal
occ'a'ion (i~~I g the thh-t d week of AprilI,
the most delighf(il seasont of ''-e yeair t~o
visit the gramd ol City by lie Ro-a. It is
the week of the Flor:h ["ath- unad Shuttz
enfest, a .d the C otfede'ra' e Vet imts of
the State ill have a hig ttnio. itere.
TIuio South Ca --o (liidit ors wt I iS hlo eld
their meetinga t'-e-' the -Snne week. T1he
'altl'oads wilh give low excen -sion rates,
andh Chiarlesto'n may expet'C a1 large crowd
of visitors,
Comvptr'ollher Geiri1alliames N'oton hias
for-wardedl a .onulen~l~tionl to theI Cotm
mnissioner's of Electiont of the Conistiit
tionel Convent ion st z.t ing thatot the Glen
eral Assembly has821 apria~'itedl mioney'3
to pay the commtnissioner'ts, 1managers~'t'
and11 clerka of thte elIectiont. Manah~gers'
and1( cler-ks tunst miakhe oni thir~it a1cc'ounis,
wlIh must cotain niiothin g but the per~i
diem a1 n mileago. These accounits 1 haivol
to be cetrtiflid by3 th1( commiiissioniers.
T'he Comnptrollcer Genteral regetIs im..
Uedlialte atttt it ho thtis mattter ias 00 2.1
konuats ilil be paid1 tntil all are hn his
.hands,
T1hte gentiemtanly agent of the Nort h-.
westet'n Yeast Co., of Chicago, Ill., dis
t ributted free samnples (of tthir CClOrtedt~~
3Iagic Yea~tst amtong our people t his wteetk.
All lover's of pure'I attd 1hop maiilt bread
8hld' not fall to try' the salrnples of
Magle Yeast. 'Tis' comtpatny boasts of
having the largest, and1 cleante.St yeast
factory it the wvotld, thir tales aver-aginig
twenty toin dally. 1t goes to all patrts of
theo world and lia all probailty has mnore
ids1 amotg the ladies thtan any other
artticle mntufactured in t his Or aniy otiher
count-y and waus thie otly yealtt a'ward-Ied
at dliploma and imedal for purtity antd ex
cellence att the grecat Chicago Worbd's
Fair-: If more of ottr peole wou1ld use
this yeast andil oat brtead ftrott one to tour
(days- old their dioctor' bills would be tmuch
Jelss, Give It a trIal.
''hn Cann ity Alhiantce, of Pickens con
1y will hold( its next reguiat- meetIng on
Wednesday, A pil, 2'2d.
JNo. C. WA TK INS,
Sc.- Jd D)Istrict Alliantce,
From Maynard.
There are no new caie of sickness 1i
tis $ ecioon that I an awaro o.. One death
Fa1"tu4 Smith. Mts, Mal;indai Snaith i
still veer 1ic; as well as Jno. I. and 11. J
Willian's.
All others reported 1l this correspon
'dnce are convaleOsng.
Oat sowing 13 Ilout conploted, m'
niany of the far(. M are tigaeI ill hoe- U
aitl plowi'lg to1alen).
Itl.(1 dogs are said to visit tll, se 'o,
about onmce a week, seek'ng whom they w:3
devour.
13. A. Gre mi ham the lumber ready to cel
Maynard school house, ant. it will soon be
filished.
(. If. HotIldeks w'll soon build fn ele
gaint sto:o houso near his 11111 ati gin1
about a imiilo ftoan Ced-ar Rock.
J. PETER LOUS.
March 22d 1896.
Easley Newvs.
Mrs. J. E. 11tagood co11Iplilttd IMis
Nettio Hunt, of Gwreenville county with ain
entortainnent 'Itiesday ovoniing. One of
the features of the evening was a botanical
play or content. Tho prizo was bourne off
by your scribe who was happy in the pos
Sussion of a lovely bouquet.
The friends of Mrs. J. L. Lathem will bo
pleased to learn that she is convelesing.
The entertainnent givei Friday eveninig
by til) Misses ]udgens' to a few frienids
was very eijoyabit. Mulish-:anld re4it:atiols
brightiedl tit evening. The revitation:4 of
Miss Isidi lainkin were fine and( createl
appilase. fromi those present.
Rev. L. T. Webi4lon prea11hl to a 1a rge
congregation at the haptist church 11st
Sabbath. I on1) veyed the idIea that we
sholid so li ve as to leave i1 gom1 i iwi Iece
and at right. exatmple wheu we left this iutun
dane sphere.
Soveral of the sporting fraternitY, both
hinekc andl whi'te- had to "cvoilne I)'" wil-1h
their annual lievnsoe 1 "chai's" to the city
cottneil Saturday.
. 64W ftlIght sevetl other things were got
ing .1. 111pen111 this weekil hmlienially, hu
thley did'nit. 'it.
Miss Ajflaggie Sillith, of LUrens411, who1 has11
bwen visitnlug ll')r brother, .1. 31. an4tl and
famnily, wenti to Pendlettml last week.
1). 11. T411npIlt 111( tlaighter, liS No
ra, (of Laurens conty, visitel thet. foriner's
soit-in-lw, Dr. Sheldon, hist wveek.
Mrs. J. I'. ChapmIan, of Contral, is vIsit
ing reItives ill town.
M. A. Poggs la i sulliciently recovered1
froi a severe atta.ek of pneutntiolia, to get
ot to town again1.
Mrs. .1. 1). Snaith is still qitite sick.
The lia grippe has had a nretty good1 grip
O 111M) of the people ill this section.
The n1casic have about retired frui )1 bus
intess h1er .
We had somne regulbr A.kr-liarch weather
last, wevik and inv*cm4 * rNr went down to 20, 12
de4grees below freezitaig.
The faril ers are plushing right ahevadl[ pit
ting in fertilizers this prett v weather.
It is reported that, on 'of J. F. 114n
drivks vows (' wiet iad last w\V4)4k and lid
to li kiilh-l, ancl so(nt1 of thl.e allilne tribe
Ihave recenitly been killecd onl ai voutil of
laving e'41n1 ill oltict. with a ra 1bid g.
The. fertilizer bu1siness i.- still lively. (irl
fariers might, (o well to (onsuilt the sign
boards o1l their rei4ttrn trip to five cent, cut
totti. Reneinilther I hat these sigl 1 are
only two years ohd 1114 enn he very Nsily
readi ye(t, blut it. SOnIS many 111V heet les.
ly paseill down Ithe five Cent round Il
reatly.
'ThIe (cottoll business wals )'etty lively tlis
week.
Percy Roblilltton anid Chfteylntehinl.
have r-ecntlv heuvo1e citizen o f ih
T1he tosin was s1e4.d1h1141(A r I e inl 18N f'or
frve silyer, ad 11s.14 roluh- 1evv two
y'al.4 Sice, 111141 is still rin4ging, So let 1111
inuidls chn11114' it, and naake thlt- welkinl ring
for fro silver, r plit g1ob ill t.' h1ne b11oa.
_Phat's (4ur' <le ra y d1114 if yil d1ont't, like
it, leave it al4ne. C.
,Mni. Entron. I will g.ive y 14 few -.1s
.Si.44 ' .- V rio ofl 41 menI'. 4' ;jaedS34 off' thle
('r'Iswevll is b4 4 44nneI' q13: a1 hliis
town14 in the: 331 444 1-l53-(ess. Omi' (If oulr
3211 4, Mr . TI. I. S -up er l1'a14s I444 haui4'4
sever' '. ('1 4:ir oa .3144 uni we e~ to arr. ie this
wee''4k.
It. is ruin34 reil th It we4 ar: to) haIve al tele
gr 4l~141 4 1n , st o41l~C4 he4 4) wh'i h will 1h 14
grI( t <<aiV44414e.I'e tol 1.' cityv. We~ also4
hlave fa 4n34 g' o48t tnti4' rt th-it' the facto~ry
on 8 1ah4d1 j4'st 214 low 1;ho ri Irc4..d t"-stleI is
Oltr road1( h3:4in l ae- re vir. 34n3 13 ',31 irl4 tII
411 4.t. 4 4' st gav* 44 .w4..t 144:44 lawi, anlIe.
w'i'i4h 1 4 wat lpreS1'' 44 .1 seine4 (of t l'o
h4:..o' . A I .'' 4 :-' 'ity (If 31h.1n4 folrkl\
(.4 'e. thle 1 woI dlh4,". I il l0l. 1. ..ng4 we
ha: .4', the4 I ..,'3ant are 1:14e1 ne4w raini44 !aw.
S44 youI s4e the4' '14erat: hlunt don't l.04w
wi lh ofI I ''4.'sv1 is law441. W4' are4 a3 t a Ib
t 4o4i144ow wi 11 41:rght4.e Si rv444 114 r hmlt it,-y
into.. un414e a44 h14 w~ uit'-i .;4w1g4 rs
w;.l t t~ he 44.-)4 ur wrJ.1 t oill is if ,be5u ''
viI 3r 3an4l 1. m4 Chair1nan 111 f t'i4e E14sh v'
T.3 whi 1 P41) 4r1d h-ul wor4':41d h-:4lf as5 ba:11
t. > 4 44 'V awa .1 !tit, i..4 publ4'' 4104 wonbl ' w
be4 pri4 *in1g . :. ..ve at*.. that, phI:44, Whyi~
when1'3 a14 mJ'or1 ./ 4. tihe tall N payers5 we4.a :iln
a1gme:4: to 4 hI a woV43oden blue and 114 thalt
of it,. It :S to)14 b14 aver'..ised again le0f(1-e it
Is h343 It. WIIy besi5ta4t ? ye' people W3114
the bhihge lued thmr,''hid te' .,
Fa1(14ners auret lui ther11 ad1vance4d preparing
Xv.) still h av'e fretezing wea4llther. X.
3laIrchl 2141., 181't;.
Pensions.
Ini or'der to obtaint the honofit of'
the)JIlS Oin law the appihcantI
imutst sho1w, th Ist, t hat he~ was a
bonaU fid1o sold1ier 01r silor ini the
service of the Stato of South Caro
hln or' tf the Confe'dor'ato States
iln the war blotn on tilt States:
secontd, thatt wh il inI such er'v ice
ho lost a leg or anI arm1, 01' received
other bod(i ly inljury'3, wherobey
lie has hoCOmoI? disablod ; third,
that noithor himnself nor)0 hisq wi'e
is~ receivimg anl in)como exceeding
the amilounlt of $250 p)or annulm;
or ho shall showv .tt ho has
renohed~ the aga of sixty years,1 an
thait ne'.ither hlimself notr wife is
$ 100 from aniy s~ourVc; prtvided,
flurtihr thait the widows of (Jon..
Iodeirato sold ier's and silors1 now
r4 side4nts of th1is Stato who1( havo
r'('t,bed' thot age of sixty yearlls,
and wiho ar1" not)1 rece.ivinlg 1' On..
JOylnig the beneI(fitIs of alnnl in.~
Comohl of 9 1)0 frlomh P.1y souirce, and
till widlows of soldier41s and( sajiors
as8 pro'4vided inl section 95.1 of tile
Revised Stalttes of 1803fl.
All soldierst and sailors w~ho
have lost both arm11s (or both legs,
or' sighlt, 01' who aro'~ physicaily
hlplo1ss81, sh1all be' 1 pi d *$8,00 per
mionth ; all soldir-r'a and satilors
wh'lo lost onle armhl 44r on)' lfg, $0.00
titled to pens.14ions, .M,(:0 1por
L.and for Saic.
A tract (of 11ain4 on (. re4gory4':4 Creek four11
5i0 acres4( ini a fhto state1 Eof 44ultivat1ion1, habiI
anc44e in original for'est. W.%'ill 144 14(hl4 at1
pr1iv~ato sale at low'. fMmt'es 1114d 441 E':y
term1s1. Apply to T. C. RO HINSON, Piel
All job printing is cash on d<
livory.
Try John Craig, at Easley, fc
bargaips in Grocories, Candies an
Fruits.
Monoy to loan-Call at ). C
Box No. 45, Pickoes, 8, C.
marl2tf
It must hoiremembored that al
tributos of reospoet, ohituarios, &c
oxcodiig ton lines% will bO cIzarge<
for.
Tho JOURNAL has 'VllE jolb of
fico; it has TIlle iob printer, all
it has TlE lprices tluit will stuil
the tiios.
Wanted ovelyh)o(v to know tha
the . JoITRNA I, Low 11a ou1o of ti(
best o(jItipped Job departionts il
uipper Soulth Carl,)inaJ. Thelo factf
tlhat. it is u1ndr the ninagomoit
of that well known job printer, J.
E. Kinch, is a sIflicient giranteG
that the work turnod out from thc
JoURNAL will bo first-class in every
partietular. Our prices will alway
ih> 11. low as the lowest. Ordt'sr
by mail proinptly at.tondod to.
Pension Notice.
A ongvenet ton Of it the Co ed
0r1ate soldiors il Picken s County i
Ci' 1ied to moet at IPickeni9 court
louse on salodtiy ill pril, b.in
Monday the 6th, Jt I 1 a. in., to
lct two membrs of said Coilvon
tion to servo of tha Coute Board
of Posoions. for Pickens, psunt iot
to an mt approved the 9th day of
J. aous ino, ings.
l Nd. A. t i 6:o;1I , at1a m.v
oflicio lombors of soaid c.
Uion to eog of the C tecont Ia.
to ai*hfn po thed t d o
Union0 t Si Io thel aonia D.li..
11 e theld woi r at ( linu t-i :-wa d ; 1t u a
it(ti . i tif s. illiitvot. 10' 0 *410-,ilt 'V . V
it nhtf:1~ a:a''I by 004e ne.-riv .1, (1; 4sein.
n ( i.w tal i ti t 11 '1 1 l ie ll t, ) . :;' ge ,,
VIrogrI'in, Wi'ill I l 1ope th . bret.. -e i will
n e g of ,he lSeco'i U '<e 1liv.s'ost of
I in Twelvt "Mill! Riv -r...si . A-Asol. :1tmoa
W' W. heill iGur'th t Cth ree . 1-) i
,1n -h1, onl (i -.v. at. lo o linek, i 'JI
. ill S tltl.vIl M Ih, 16'.. T .co
d.: (,- Serv ion t. it, o'l0 k , I lIev. W .
C. .\ -.11 (tll; a Vw 0!t, : ;.J. V 115. Ce.
h':r-1 Qin4-y: \VhI .L e ;t. .-4. ',I o>a
M ,-, . , Io> I ILe 4.1t(l e ' 0 senet by Rev.
.. . '--.IA::.
Fh-oI sox wiel onb il
'r:1. ..e I p rt o, p:., - v wt.s o r.
wI oT ' .,i . i'i 1le- t in t..
Iwogoel (WO!I~W.g 01. Sae l~s,
VE:;; ' iti' e 1 votite.
\.E o C anno u tonc
in yourit loisthat (thr wi hll boae
public elmtIe pik.'1,ii ial s brig or
A ihv 1stt Subet. si "illnthirnisn
ind suth Carllina. Atllimitite
E.~bi( 111a1then will Hambo11 Wby
Neli gtiva, Oi T. xll and1( setang
. . LAAMLi..
Fo sal o Adort tate,~ Cmy ptlrar'co.n
ofs iiiide tih i o.rporii udat liini t of th<iiI
'fid thoroso-queartor ascr'~ 1* e oi gundi
utork afary ouit bi ld ingtsul. Wl'iels ol
ei -p frai he mne for trado foiirs. farm, iu
cisng hauei;1 1)ine wellS rofi w ilier. es
Ireimaeydwaning o ut tof i businestsa
msh o re il be seihl at oCe.AOST'('1 ge tolli
of tigho s l e l ospon tu dirciy , Siiilo i l
Ca5l Sepratl' 11ie a 1111nhe
dohedes to OI, i want to ro
~w-vw
Deve. C~. l.\llT
n tsaw incs our d oattha h Ci ilewr..
ofe NolmbsI ohio, wobt'sen aiv s amp t' of tixhie
vesltedt In spions for i i 2 o0. t Is tre pene
ra tandsocdte frti ea.in t.hot irat day flesubt
te eelyn mao ju.4t Everyholl aed1.1 bo-t
Ii'Tey wert Conthap ns ici ai fhycul e t inl
thoad nn sto ck 1.0ast Te ieco. ay auculd only
wiorkhal aoday and (1 solri; ilht ethe ist week
lIefhad frme th ony fo titrld-Wh wnt
everyoinly ne ileaonsfr withouhan it wonh
cAst thae Whekoly onewisrde ter inel mk asy
aromnyatnmny allndit~i h thirgist chncu tliintu
any thaposer tweepons by icingasslp aove.tii h
1'Aih 01t foruieoritti'i to Pflo6 II
ALLOWEDGIVN AWVINI.....
YCON-EST..OEG1INSZA OF...,.
. PEN eQ oERODEVRWhJi
TieNW M I
M[CKSON
r
' i ni sal ainple
Shoes,
3,000
Pair of mlen's, Boys, Wonians, Miss
es and Childdren's Shoes, factory saniii
ples, to be sold at less than ianiufae
turers prices, beginning February
1 st.
Such chances to buy cheap shoes
only comes once a year, and now is
your tune to Secure Bargains. Coie
and see before the sizes are picked
out and sold.
The Factory Shoe Store.
J. M. Dickson,
Mang'r.
P. S.-E. C. Schaffer, andtexpe
rienced shoe maker, is with us, who.
repairs all kinds of shoes, ladhes
shoes a speciality.
Mortgagee's Sale.
By virtue of autlhority and o20. er
given to W. I1. Tueber, his hlirs,
executors, adminiistrators aI(l as
signs, by Clarissa Smith in a mortg ago
executed and delivered on the 9th
day of Alay, 18)93 and recorded in
oflice of -Mesne Conveyance for Pick
ens coun'ty, South Carolina, on the
15th day of :Mav, 1893, in Bock 1.,
page 590, as will ; ppear by referience.
thereto. I will sell to the highest
bidder for cash on
Haleday inl April, next
the following described land to wit;
all .hat iece, parcel or tract of land
lying, being situate in Pickens Coinn
ty, Sontli Carolina, on the east sik
of the IRichmioid and D.inville Inil
r:>ad, adjoining lands on the nort h of
George -ttin, also by riglt ot way
oh said ltailroad, on the east by lands
of George Martin, oil the south by
luis of Aaruon JBoggs, on thle west
by right of Way of said Railroad, and
containing one acre more or less.
Plurchaser to pay for papers and
recording the same.
J. II. PAYNE,
Assignee of Mortgage.
STATE OF" SOUTll CA O1I NA, )
Corrry or Poms. f
Cotrt of ('oinon Please.
Ch as. 1R. .ates, et. al.
Vs.
G. E. Hlammuloiid. J
Uy v irtue of a Judgmnwit of foro.
elosure iniado ini the above stateil
siding Judge, on 4th of March,
I will sell to theo highest bde
before the court hlouse (door in ieik
ens during the legal hours for sl
On Sleda)' ini A In-il, 1890,
the following descr ibed r'eal iEstaitc
to wit.:
All that certain iIce, p )'-Cel or
tract4 of hi'ntl lying, being, situate in
theP (ounty and state aforido in
East atoe Town'isi, 0on head watei s
of East Fork of ]sLa'ueto Creek.
konas ('ove Creek , wvelr~s
of 1K cowee ti ver contining ii seveni
IIluind redI and forty Lwo) (i1") acres
niorfe or les.
It being the same tract sold by
Clerk of Court on Gth dav Januilary
181), in a suit for par'tition in' th'e
case of Lenna F'orester against,
Thomas Fore&ster, et. al.
Ter(ms one half' cash, balance oni
a credit of one)( year with interest
On the credlit por;t~ionl from day of
sale, with bond of the puirchaser
and a mortgage of thi~lenroises.
P'urchmaser to piay forn papers, and
for recordling the samec.
Clerk of Court.
6th~ March 1 800.
Mortgagees sale.
l1 yvit tui <c f t hP :a hoi. ly V fe rred up-.(
ted by~ TI. \V. lO~g-r2 dIa ted Ilith day
Mharch 189 and.iii due I1st~ ulay Dcembn er
1895, 1and( lienordeud ini llegiters olhlice for
1895, in Bkook "O"' page 9 ini 'wich we
aI e atrthorizeO d i i empowered to gr~mi t,
barghini innI sell the sa id real etaito t after
audvertis ig thle sa tme for twven ty one days5
:mid ini our iimine to e'xecumte and dleliver
to, ine 1: ir eh aser a conv e yanlce of the
said realI ttate:
\Vm wvill the reforet s'llI to thle hilghest
egal hbourIs for Sale oni
SaeIdayv in April. lsMt.
lhe followinug or aealhestate a. ile-ci ihed by
I a- miortgaigie it said mtort gage.
All t hati . (!erI iami traelt, pilece or parml or
un:i l y inig and bejig sit iutte ini the <:oun-i
ivay :n Ilstae ifore..-aid~ in the Tmo'.-n of
io hlurch lot, street, initervenintp, con
taitngm nyve*-eights (Q) of ani adrei, iiiore or
Ie-s. T1ermos caLSh on dauy of sitle.
J. N. 'JoIuTaN,
100 Turkeys!
*F'ERG USON BROS.
Puro i' uckcwheat Flour from
geninol Tar11 ll1e(l flavor.
Klingler's uniadltolrated Pecnn
sylvniaBuckwheat.
Kylige' prep~ared Buck
Ralston Re~alth Food.
I Ralston Hecalth Flour at
Ferguson Bros.
We are opening up the best line of
DRtY GOODS,
CLOTIIING,
Ladies and Men's IIats.
Tinware, Glassware, Crockery,
lHarness and IHardware,
Eaver shown in Piekens.
They i are bought to seIl, and we
iIIto you all to come.
Y'ours tly03,
J. MoD. BRUCE.
18351<"1896.
THE BEST ARE MADE BY
H. C. MARKLmEY,
0:
And Every Variety of Fine Carriagcs, lhuigies, Carts,
and Harness, Hardware, Paints, Oils
and Varnish,
At the
Greenville Coach Factory.
G W. SIRUINE , SuporiUtendont.
c3co-Jr -At mi .3
NEW SHOE STORE.
MILLER & .CRUiKSHANk
With a now and well1 selected( stock of
LadAieS' and Gheneens Fine' Shoes a siweialt.v.
cei ving' -loods~ every, dlay dlirct fro t hii le F~aetories.
G>rShoes .Neat, Comfiiortablle ando Last inig.
No. 305 N. M A IN STR E ET, Creenvile, S-C.
ct.JAgents r'or the W. L. Jf)UG 1( LASS Warranizted shoes. oct3m3.
IT ISCUSTOMARY TO RUN
A. (lay or twvo, andI beforeO the peole& of the countryi' enni get
the niews, the sate is closed. .Nuw we want~ onri CO.(.UNTRiY
JFR.iIEND S to kinow in ii nw thati ,con inan cin!g Mnd i~ay, Feb
rur34h n at~g1 ha weekI(, we vwill keep oieen
A BKRGAIN ROOM
Where You Can Buy
A\ (Good 1 , ekecr for Ii. 9)cents,\( ~l wort 1.50
.AL Trul(I'eI Ied fo (0 enits, wvorth Ii.00 H.
A Good Oak Suit, 3 pics for 88, wo rtht i$10.
A. Fine P icture Jbr 'p5 cents, w~orthI 75 cents.
A Fi ne Cabinet Finune for 10 cenits, worth 3l.
A .pr. G~ood 1B1lnke(ts4 for 80) centus, wort11 $1.50.
.A Jn-. Good Bhma~kets for' 81.00(, worth 2.00.
A G~ood Bur Iieau for 3, 50, worthi 5.00.
We wanit you to get the benUefit of thi~s sale,
Near' the CIoutrt I louse.
feb20tf. GAreenville. S. C.
TPhis spa~fcI b(el(.ngs t" Mi.
Snp.ieg goods to w ii- ad.
OR 9~
EASLEY 8. COt
]VE WV GCOOiLD~
j u1st arrived and Cheap.' Come
and see them.
ftWThoso who owo n will please
como and pay without fuither delay
or notice.
A. G. WYATT,
ocI3lt Easley, S. C.
TO OUR PATRONS.
II nving, old out our entire stock
of Alerch1n1dise, we take the liberty
to offer tlhose friends who have stood
firmly by us in our trials our sincero
tluInksl.
Amd we kindly ask those who are
Nn arer with us' to comle uip as
soon1 aIs In)ssIble .111d sett le with us.
Johm 'T. Lewis & Son!
Stci I1 -I
ARRUVONC DAILY
Ju lst openled a beauitifull linfe of nlovel'y .
DRESS COOD9.
fi :ll the iew colorinug 111( designs
Waist and Dress Silks
III Persian ind Dresden Effects.
Trimmings
Allover frr-idesetti Nots, Jewell
Edgings and I nsertions, P 'ersian 1Rb.
holns, n1cy 1 Bit tiof to match and all
the other New Trinmnings. T)-m't
fail to see these lines as y-ou will find
ill the N(velties of the season hero.
Th Doyoa u'wnt .1. .ou o
en~ornIously-whIy niot, try IL? You
canr buy onto wheelo, or as many asr
y ou likeo, an0(1 5ell your friends
BICYCLES AT COST.
An OrOIor sont no0w ontitles you t
a big discotant.1 A pply quick for (to
agenc'y for your pla~ce. Outr wheels
aro (ho highe'Ist, grti, Inosi, rollablio
Pa:rtclars and~ uil tundsomioly hius.
~,CA~IdLN & FU i,''oN, RalthI nora, 3rd.
Jnst for Fun.
Fori a few days .
Arbutiikh-.' rolfe at. 40c per. lb. Ii lbs gootl
ree roFefor 89
Iann od nhalo heavy grows na
reaTl ariet. edfo or o
AbEi) MEALf whit Acrid P'-s
usthe lepaslna.
Cheapsn BCoto
Incrdiiyer othou maygrow
Woal are come5nd our
sidrion the~r buyiel wOTTO.
isoth C rln
Cotton Oil Co.,
Creenville S..
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