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The People's Joenal. LOCAL ITEIS. Mrs. Dr. Robinson, of Liberty, is visiting her son, C. E. Robin son. Mr. Frank Farmer in the noigh borhood of Dr. Field's has a cow that has seven teats. .Mr. Banister and Mr. J. F. Wil liams, of the Norris Cotton Mills were in town last Sunday. Andrew J. Curoton, and his brother ,of Greenville, nepliews of Dr. J. D. Curoton,. of Pickens,wore visiting here last week. The hot sun and dry winds is doing the gardens up with a twist. Unless rains cone soon the early vegetables will not be in it. The Easloy Township Singing Association will moot at Mt. Car mel on the 5th Sunday in May at 10 a. im. S. M. Cox, Prosident. Married at Hickory Flat, May 10th, 1896, by J. A. Mullinax N. P., Mr. W. A. Gillespio to Miss Ola Mullinax. All of Anderson. county. The Lord's Supper was obsorv ed in the Baptist church hero last Sunday. At tho night servico two mnom ore woro received into the church. The candidatos still continue to bloom. Several new ones appear in this issue. All are good men and we would be glad to soo them all elected. The colored people woro out in full force last Sunday at Griflin Ebenezer church. Two convorts wero baptized, viz: C. T. Miller and his wife. Rev. A. L. Jones of ficiated. Nero Hallums, the colored man who kided Richard Anthony, also colored, montion of which was mado last wook, furnished bond last Monday and is now breathing the free and fresh air. Mr. J. N. McElroath, of Easloy, was in Pickens on business last Monday and made us a most pleas ant call. Ho talks very much of putting up a nico brick business honse for one of our morchants. Died, on Friday night,May 15th in Anderson county, Mrs. Hugh Ellison. Her remains woro buried at George's Creek church on tho day following. She leaves a hus band and four children to mourn her death. For the benefit of the road over seers Supervisor Hendricks ha's had printed at the Journal office the road law in pamphlot form, They can be had by calling on Mr. Hendricks or Clerk of Board of Commissioners, John A. Robin -son. Mrs. Jane Fondley, andl Mrs. Ben Fondley and child met with the misfortune of having an old mule runaway withi a buggy in which they were in last Sunday. T1hey were thrown out and severely but not dangerously. hurt. The mule was twenty-two years old and had never before been known to be guilty of such a caper. The twenty-fifth annual meet ing of the State T1eachers' Associ .ation will b)o hold at Winthrop College, Rock Hill, S. C., June 20th, to July 3d, 1896. The pro gram of the association is behfore als and as very complete. Reduced rates on all railroads is offered .and will be on sale June 29th to .Ju!y 2d inclusivo with a final hmn it to July 4th. 'The mn y friends of Rev. W. B. Singleton bring his name be fore the public this~ week as a can didate for treasurer. Everybody knows "Uncle Buck" Singleton. Hei has been a minister mn the Bap tist church for over forty years, and few men enn say they have done more for God and humanity than ho. He is getting old now and his friends think it is time fso do something for hinig.. Hie is fully q ualified for the position and his friends ask that the voters give him their hearty support. The Old Folks Singing Associa tioni met with Shady Grove church last Sunday-and there was the largest .erowd present that wvas known in the history of the Asso ciation. Some fine music w~as had .and a general goodl time was en 'joyod by all. The Sacromont of ,the Lord's Supper was adminis ~tered. The next meeting will be held at Antioch on the fifth Sun day in May. Everybody bring books andl woll filled baskets and have an all day good time. The meeting of the Association after the fifith Sunday in May will be held .at Nine Forks on the first so.uday in Junie at 9 o'clock a. mn. at ;oth meetings. At iwo o'clock Truesday after. noon, the 12th inst, Mr. WV. D). James, the foremau of the Clem son farm, was shot by Mr. Peter Lindsay, the sergeant of the con -victs. It appearst~ that for some tiraoe past they had not been on the best of terms. James is charg '.d of having threatened Lindsay's 3ie There was only one eye wit :-ness (a convict) and according to h1is statement Jamn was shot three times-twice in the face and ionce in the abdomen, the last bse ing Lhe fatI shot. James lived un.. til the followmng day et seven o'clock when he passed away. Lindsay gave himself .over to the t Ycivil. authority and is now J.Qdged in Walhalla jail. Miss Stella' Newberry who has been vory ill at Gaffney is still in proving. , It is rumored that a bridal con ple will arrive in Pickons from Charleston in a fow days to so journ for a brief poriod. Mr. J. A. Moore, of Pea Ridgo, was in Pickons Monday. He re ports crops looking fine, though rain is needed very badly. Miss Nottio and Lewis F. Rob inson came home last Wodnesday from the Greonville and Tusculum collego to spond vacation at homo. Thoro was regular sorvice at Cateechoe Sunday by the P. C. of Pickens circuit who mot the Sun day School and gave a talk at 3:30. Messrs. S. M. Looper and W. C. Bramlett, of the Mica neighlor hood.woro inl Pickons 7Tuesday and reports good health and everybody in high spirits. Mr. Cook who lives near Ca teochee, son-mn-law of Mr. Cape Gaines has a very sick child A I though Dr. Shir-loy is doing alt he cali, its douttful as to its recovery. A. John Boggs, of Calhoun, says in this issue o the JoURNAL that he sells goods ceapen for silvor. Givo him a call. Ho has a good stock and'will b plased to see you. The oditor is in Columbia this Veok inl attondanco asi a delegate to the Stato Convl nt1ionl. If aly iing out. of t lie ordinary appea'rs in this issue just chargo it to the "(evil." Tho New Board of' Control for Pickes county consists of W. T. Piold, L. R. Durhiai, and WV. W. F. Bright, Mr. Ilendricks retiring, he being inelligill'i oI account of holding aniother ofik.. Brooks Ferguson, colored, got noisy full Saturday evening and was taken in charge by our town marshal who slapped him in the cooler to recupervato from his nois iness. Tho town is winnor $3 through his fullness. Doputy Marshals W. J. Roark and John J. Lowis lefu for Char leston Tuosday morning having in charge Charles Rice, whom they convoyed there to receive son tenco for violation of the rovenuo law. The registration boolks closed last Saturday afterinoon until tho first Monday in June whon they will again ho opeicd and remiaina open for one woek. There have so far hon issued just 1,000 voting certi fica tos. Maj. John J. Lewis roturned last Saturday from a most pleas ant visit to his son-in-law. MI Hlunter at Seneca. lie was accom panied by his little dlaughter, Jon nio, and broughtL back w ith imi his little son, Jesse, who has been visiting his sister sinco last Sep tomnber. Mr. E. Fi. Loper is hoefor'e the people this weak as a candidate for Supervisor. Fran k knows ev erybody anud everyblody knows Frank. Heo is well qualified to illI the position, is a halo follow well met andl will 1hold a big 1hold in the hearts of the people of ickens county. Mr. J. E. Boggs ed i ori of the P'ickens Sentinel, and W. M. Har' 1!in, preacher in chargo of Pick <-'os curcuit hiavo been invitedl and1 have acc'(ep1tetd anl inita itioni to m~ake addre'O5(sse at Plar~li Spinugs chur'ch in Greenville (counlty onl he 5th Sunday in May, Childron's (:ay. A tr'eimeindouis congr'egat ion at ended1 Cress Roads clhurich Ila'st Sunday. Somietholg in the neigh horhocd of 1 ,500) perlsonls beOing p~resent. Rev W. C. Seaborn con dlu(ced the ser'vice's and was listen ed to withu wrapt attoentIion. Ev erything passed cof ipleuaantly arid a nottier' such outpour of people has seldom been sooni in Pickons county. The Sacr'ament of the Ljord'1s Supper was admninister'ed. D~oc Clayton, colored, got too much corn juice into his system last Suinday and at tempted to take at snioozo. on the sidlowallk near W. II. Ashmnoro 's blacksmith shop. The eagle eye of our town mar shal, Char'los Cureton, observed his attempt, and~ ho took him in. The officer rohiov'ed his clothes of a most villIianous looking pocket kcnife andl a bull clog revolver'. The town council charged him $3 or 3 (lays for getting his system saturated with thli corn juico and Magistrate Jonki ns se'f $20 opp~o site his inamo for' carrying the knif'e andl pisto01, which ho p~aid and went on Ihis way ':ejoicinug. R1ev. J1. V. Vermiillion proached two excel len I sermions ini the Bap) tist church Iast S'mnday. Mr'. Vor mill ion is a s'lf-made man11, ne ver having had the advantages of an education untlu after ho was grown. Hie d(ltrmined to got all lhe could and with a will accom plished his purpood~A. He gr'adua ated at Furman hnivei'sity in 1891 and then w~onit to Texas and preached and tsught t hree years which enabled him to go further. He then wvent to the Theological Seminary at Rochester, N. Y . for two years, having finished his Aol1a5 there two weeks ago. lie :has bosn icalled to suipply this church and \vould liko to get other churches if there are any nuoodinug at pastor. Ho is thloroughily conise OrntJal and an l-..st --o~..1. Meoirial day was observed, in Pendleton, last Saturday tho 9th inst., in a most interesting and appropriato mannor. Tho crowd that turned out to pay respect to the honored (load horoes mot at the cometery -noar the Baptist church. All the cometories in the town weao vihited and the gravos of the belovod confederate dead were mado fresh and green Wvith floral offerings laid tenderly upon them by the loving hands of the fair woion and children. Under a cluster of tres in tho western portion of the villago was a speak ors stand handsomioly decorated with flowers and evergroens and bodockod with an old confederato flag. This was the objectivo point of the procession and at ton o'clock after all had assembled around this spot the Rov. Mr. Rood opdned the exercises with a most appropriato prayer. Col. R. Wi. Simpsoln, t hen, in very cloice Words, mntriduc -ed Piosident E. B. cr-aig~honi of Clemlso)n Collego,tho1 orator of t he day. M r. Craighead Is t youn..g to havo takeii part im) t lie co;,IIIet ietwveeI t ho Stit es butl he a~ddre('-wed t ho ausembily inl a m..1st eloqu(ent and impressive mmmer11VI and)( inl ver-y beautiful lanl guago paid triilto to the lelilo ry of the bero8 Who laid down thiit lives foi the lost cause'. The ioblo thoughts that wor( shower od over thatt assemlily filletd each heart with enthusiasni and will do iuch.good by way of awakening an interest in tho minds and lI(arts of the yonlige'r genoratio., in tie great causo for which their 10ble nid gallant fa.thors fought an(t (ied. The mai bchinierVy for the Noriis Cotton Mill has9en ordered. We, the undersigneid heroby agr'o to close our places ol busi nes from l this d ato intil 15t of Septeiher next, at 0' p. m. Fat Urdays aid public days oxcopted. W. T. McF all, L'. C Thornle11y, A. M. Morris, T. ). Harris, J. Mc]). Brueo. May 12, 1896. Mi. T. N. -Lunter, of Liberty, ty, was in Pickens last Monday. Thein IHuiiicano township sing ing association will mnoet with the U n ion m t ing I lIe fifth Sunday inl Mray at, Milo C reek Baptist church at 9 o'clock. Everybody is ivited with their hooks and dinniers. Al so at Six Mile Baptist church the first Sunday in Jtie at 9 o'clock. Let everybody take due notice and prepare for the occasion as there is a singing expecte(d. By ordor of the conInittolo. WV. F. Tlomnpkins, E. MI. PBoldinig, J. C. Garrott, Committoo. All anniiouncenment~s for candi (lates are strictly caish with ordor for the sa me. t f t.oopeCr. Dear Journal: 1 will givo you a few (lots to let your readers know thamt our burg is stil on a boom11. Mr. Gr. T. Hend1ricks has .just putt iup aL big store on~ Malyer Street, near! thle corner of Tamy. 11( has got anything you or ay lhdy else nleedIs and so lls so chenap you coinuld not keep from buwying if you was. thir, to s(oo his nice tlin gs a111nd ea himi tell you how goodl they are. M . GI. F. J1oneis has bought himi a whleel al( lii is now)V doling nioth inig biut ridhing upl and1( dlown thie st re't~s oft ouri bur1 g. So) you see wye mfeani to (do s-omeit hing seoon. Shler if M c1auniel and1( better halif visi ted relatives and( friends at Looper last Saturday andl Sun damy so as to take in thle mieting at Peter's Creek. Theli pulpit was occup1ied by our1 pastor', Re~v. .J. E. Foster, and Iho preauched one) of his bost sermionis to one( of the larPgest c:ongregautons that has been thor fo year' ' is, and1( had the und1(ivided at tent Iion of all. The ch urch took the( L ord's supper which wats parit icipaIted in by most of thle lBapItistsa thlere. IsoN.n. May I Ith. Money to loan-Call at P. O) Box No. .1>, Pickons, 8, C. The .J oL iam is pubIi sh ing the list of suilbsciber)0s, as they pay, andi~ will take it as a favor it any oneo is 01m1itted( that it bo( rep1or'ted to the odlitor. It is usually his ownt fault if the son oif a successful fatrmeri is not hiimuselfC a succese at the buri ness. The fotdudtionis and first story aire built for him already~hl. Woe have at the pcasOnt day many judliciously condu tiedO puri odictals, and no fatrmier who hias a pride in bus~ pr'ofessioni but1 taikcs one or motre agriculituiral pap~ers. The use of absorbants to hold( the urino of animnals in their beds and( compel them to lie in such abominab1)1 fil li, ThouId bo troaited l iko all othe- barbaiities to ani mals, So far quite a good Cr01) of fruit has survivedl the (cold weathier of March, and the indications are that we may havo some fruit. Theli fact that nearnly all success fiul adve'rtisers usMo plenty of spaIce indicates that lenoty of space pay p)roportionately bettor thani little ~san. We are opening up the best line of DRY GOODS, CLOTIIING, SI IOES, Ladies and Men's Hats. Tinware, Glassware, Crockery, Harness and Iardware, E'yer shown in Pickens. They are bought to sell, and we invito you all to come. Your1-s truly, J. MD. BRLUCE. I835WAGoNsrb>86 THE BEST ARE MADE BY If. C. MARKLEY. And Every Variety of Fine Carriagces, Buggies, Carts, and Harness, HIardware, Paints, Oils and Varnish, At the Greenville Coach Factory. G- W. SIRPINE, Superintendent. Dev',iu Nrj' P WA'~ j 1rj(j Fp NEW SHOIE STORE.~ MILLER & OEUIKSXANkS With a new and well selected stock of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Fine Shoes a specialty. Receiving goods every day direct from the Factories. WShoes Neat, Comfortable and Lastinig. No. 105 N. M AIN ST RE ET, Creenville, S. C. ta'rAgents for the W. L. DOUGLASS Warranted shoes. oct3mn3. wNew Furiniture! Wearo maigadditions to our our inmmonse stock dlaily, and hnyuneed nwch io ods, kind1l~y dIrop ini and lot uis sho0w you ,uhour stock. WVe soil tho vory beost goodls the country afrids, dofrthemra remarkably closo prices. Westfield and Iellams, Near' the Court Ihouse. feb20tf. Greenville. S. C. Priees Tell. .We arc glad to say that wo certainly have had a rush this far his season, andI hope) it will continue. .We will endleavor to keep our stock up until all are supplied vith the latest novelties in hats and bonnets in the market. Call before you buy. WVo guoraniteo our hats wvill surpass any n the city, prices moderate. We will offer special bargains in medium and low priced hats or next week. Msses Rogers, WHOLESALE ANP RETAILt, aprtimi i00 Cotfe Ste, m.io pr hoio)Oeevho . -Otatton 'Notico. TI I 1S STATE OF souTI CAROLINA, } COUNTY OF 1'I('KHNH. By J. II. NEiwity, Esq., Probato Jnidge: Whereats, Ola, Anthony hats maude suit to me to grant her letters of idini. i8tratioit of th e8ttto of and effects ofPitichinond Anthony,deceased. Tihese areTherefor to cite and adion. ilh all amd iingular the kindred and cred itors of the said.Richionid Anthony do Ceased tht they bo and a pear before inw, in the Court of I robate, to bo iel( itt Pickensi Court Houso, 8. C., Oil the 4th lday of Jnno I next, after publieation hereof, it .11 o'clock ill tho forenioon, to show cause, if any they lnve, why tlie siaid Administration shiould not be granted. Given under my Iaind, this 1.9th day of May, 1890, in' the 120th -year of our Iidepe.idence. .1. B. N.W BEItY, .X. P P V Notice to tile Traii Pelilc I am now selling Goods at Calhoun, S. C. Will sell thei cheap for the silver. Coie and SC before you buy. Tours truly, A. J. BOCCS. Rheumatism Cured. .\f11 r elcilent physiatt a s aill 141ini l lt ko-on lesis ~tihI~taic Bloocd itin, ( 3W . .. .) t I I< ickly r e. Tho'uI e Ii l- of iestiinloli tix:.'es. * h1 is fgote. No 1 . c of rIhvhe :ttiSel F'ut stale be44 its hi iu 'enaling power. Sentd stalill, fr btok r-f ii h r It coil ails evielence th:t, will eonvinclle V that . m. . is tv hebsthi5e for 'i.l bloodll inrn luiwases ever tiscovorei. Hleware- oF sulb. it u'es Said to be. 'just as goodi." J$1.0.) 14!r l bo tle. For sale by dr111...git.. I was borin near Edlfgefield, S. C. I lhavo invted th best and chon'post tock hItcfhor tiaot was e1ir invenltedr . Agents wanted. Address W. P). Holly, Groonvillo, A i. mnchf>. Announcements. For Solicitor. 1i herb ainny rotne isyf as a. I.andtSO lie4'iv iii olil " Ill yn L liLlf Iit o C for eeitlection to the ofico of Solicitr of tin- 8th jtudicial circutit, of Souith Carolina, .41 iitject to the a t-ion ofte thei )emorerati party in the prinmary eetion. Mt. P. ANSEL. For Coroier. The maiy frields of W. S. PA)SoPS 1here4by 11 oul n'ce hill am a canmidtidate for re thedtionlito the oillee f Coroner (f Picken11 county, subject to the voters in the prinary electio . F'or Suipervisor. The many frieis of E. v. oopiiER "r111 anouclile hi i 141 andidate for liit 0flief of sivrivisor of Pi kenjst counity, subhe'tto the voters in he primary lee tionl. The inoany frietnds of 0. P). Field re Apet- fully anM11111114n1e himi as a n dliiate for f ,n l S ti p e v is r , s u b j e ct1 4 t o t h e v o t e r s i the pritulary 441i e lt .A 'T.'he u4lny friEtns of ROERit STEW A 1hT heriby amiIn1ee hiini:t a enll ite foie e 44of CoinityN ipervisor, subijjet to the. vote-rs inl tl prilianr eletion. Thet iny frienls of .1' . It' fOSS her!b a.11u11nceI liint as f va ilate for theo offive of Coluity supervisor, 5sbiliject o 1 lie votevIs i ll thi prinmry election. For Sieriff. Tlhe 1ialy frilils of JON Wr. TI[I)I A'S, of I tastot-o Township, herehv iln nioi llve h a a 1alillate for the oni c of theiitT of -tiff 1, Pikn ount, ubt 11 ote ler iniil' the pitar electon,. The Iote r o Pifn elunt.y epc ul annonn144 1 . 11.cti Il .I 1'Ieli N 'ti lt . : am daltill for re-leion tif l therii o it , of here Pice fs cloftyr, subject to t~l vooters h The manily frIendls (f W1. . PONDERO herebyv alinonne hiinl15I a'111 ntulidte for the11 ofe oVflSheritr fubet theIoters (01.' in th prIi. naryh Vte l tion. illryeCItili. The41 1nany friends (If 1A. . 31.e STglEW-l (i1h14' for41 C.4tler o)1(0f Cont subect toFIiII the1 ToI thel vitles of Picen l cotant(111ly, I here11 by~ announcei('4 mysVelf a enniliciate for the41 of .f1ee (if Coirk of TrCoxl'rt subjct LI) thl voter toin till piiary1111 election. The any riems ofW.. SINl ETN oJtihl' of Trea1:re (If P'ik es count11 y sub-1 je)c o th voter4111s in h tayele ctio. We, th frieds of.l eiT Youghl111 hereby~i1 announ1114 himll ~~51 a f a cani l fotr to 1hjec411, to the votI -in eth iiniaree Tol11(i( ~('1I-014t04t the voertoikns co I ohre AhiWe lf nt Trlesrr I'115siijet. o) (.14v0 It'rs 1 411 t h l'riliiry 3 election. 'l'o 11017 fienI14El j. I. CVnI)TON.e ((101 tif(he1 ilryo A.11kens 01, bet LIth e didt lf l CountyC iuperintencent o Eu Woadtion, and annonu.1 ~ryelf a canidat tolcl the IvBo1 &Iters epr)nr le to. I[$WIYAd ALNEUow F1Oalo v our rputt hsiery fri I;iediow . . HISO PHc ElP, repet fly anntisock him as a calidae f ior.eeeto o h tieo voter1 i te p Irireetin. *oiey Th many friend of 1J.1 H. forDe hr hy,2 annec i s a pair foamafr piic votersm the intpry eleti. p1c DI.. YW (1. 1 LENli t(, fre r A0(011.9 okgarned Woodhle lasto erveyou 8. 114( (09 VstS'G20eenvill, w. l. 04e oasverue&str's Drug cnSt~oe.l oie atll know ou rpuatonint Wen yt aretbuy i to i nstoknal A gin condpr Pattrnorerpr. Mc.i20 cets peStir afre. re '5 .ets ',1 4 I Just arrived and Cheap. Oomo and see them. 8irThoso who owe me will please coio and pay without further delay or notice. As G. WYATT, octatt Easley, S. C. Sprino 'Goods! ARRIVING DAILY Just openked a beautiful line of novelty DRESS GOODS. In: all the new coloring and designs Waist and Dress Silks 1in Persian an(1 Driesden Effects. Trimmings Allover Trrid~escent Nets, Jewell' dgins :111( InseqtionS, 'ersian Rib. bons, fancy Ihuttoif to match an( all the otlii New Trimnings. Don't fal to see these lines as you will find all the Novelties of the season hero. NEW l>EICAICS AND CHEVIOTS N lCW .JOINTLESS MATTIr"'l'lN(G. [Get our lI'iCes] MALISTER & BEATTIE Dry Coods and Carpets. Telrplhone No. 87. '. S.-llitterick I'atterins. NovX-9-l. STILL HARPINC ON SHOES. I I owe t h iiices. line I iav over offered tki l tio' priet is Iower. A fi i ciiixordl for 75e. A nico bitton ilow foir 1.o0. \ gimil ein'i's slho for S .25. Mly Stlck of grice'c'ries sholil receivo votir att uti ,i1n. ; 11b. nte ,-1 11h. colfeoo, 5 11h. plarhl-4 " olle, all1 good. a 11b-. toInIates, 10e. tor a1 foIr 25v. 3 Mb4. A hlf p' uhi ilIg of tilme o rot 10c. A lt the s, 1la ,c\, w nt at, 2 , cenit.s after lt'rncliina ccui. 1 .iii. I ry good11ls, drs1 geis ail hats. 'ari ing 1i1i 4s anl d huic s all at, T. D. HARRIS. I waiml. 1000 hushl.L4 (of corn an1d 10,000 hitunitlcs icf fo rci l'. Cheap Cottoll For 1896. In or'der that you may grow CHEAP COTTON, We re ommand~l~ for' your con siderla tioni theO use of CO)TTON SE El) Ad EA L, with Acid Phios pimate or' Dissolved'( Bono. Thisj Is the Cheapest and Best lFeritjilizer ont the market. Call andi see ius andI get our prIices b e fore bu11yin g elsewhere. S4outh Carolinia Cotton Oil Co., febl3tf Creenville, S. C. "Physician and Surg~eon, Ofllec a it~ i'r'siid'ie'c Mal iit S I'('i'I Mlarchl 8, 18 Xc. 100 Turkeys!. F ERG USON BROS. Pure Buckwheat Flour from [iarwood c5ounty, N. C., with genuinoe Tar Heel flar. K lingler's unadlulterated Penni yhvania Buckwvheat. Klingler's prepar'ed Buck wheat. Rtalston Health Food. Ralston Pancake Flour. Ralston He[alth Flour at Ferguson Bros. Catarrh Cured. No remiedly is as' ('ff'ctua~l in er'ath raating anld ('urlintg ('atarirh as Biotantic B lood lh, (Ii. B. [I.) It purifies rid (niicheIs thle blood1, eliminates t~'im~erbs, bacteria, etc., and~ butilds lJp the systemi fr'om the tirst doso,. Ilhousandcs of caises of eatarrh havo Wcen utnred( by3 its ntgic p)ower. For til blood andl skin, diseases it has no r(iual. I buy the old reliable and long. esteded( r'emtedy, and~ don't throw ,hue m Ioneiy away on subslJtiutes,palm ad oft' "a ,ust~ as good." Buy the >1d r'eliable Botatet Blood Balm. Prti(ce 01.00) per large bottle. See aldverttisemlent in this paper. For sale by driuggists. Better Raise Mules Than Buy Them, liiili iie will servo uarea at Pickenis for. 'Tl~ IPICT'l, isi four yers old, weighs abouii.t600 podunda and1 will serve matroa at (Gouldin a Creek farmt for $6 for a colt. Dee. 5. I8h. Hollnesworth,