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The People's Journal. - EOCAL ITEMS. Mr. L .D. Stephens has 'treated himself to a now buggy. It is a "daisy." Honior Richoy was the lucky individual who carried off that fino clock last week. Rev. L. T. Weldon, of Liberty, was in Pickens Monday, shaking hands with his numerous friends. Lost a halter rein between par sonago and Holder shoals on Town creek. Findor will pleaso send it to Rev. W. M. Harden. Prof. W. H. Steele has returned houm from Elgin, Ga., where he has boon teaching a flourishing school which has vacated for a short time. Rev. C. L. Craig was seen on our streets Monday. He has recently returned from Greenville, where ho has been attenlding school at Furman University. Miss Abbio Ellison, of Ander son county, is visiting her sister, Mrs. James Bowon, of this coun ty. She made a pleasant call oin the family of W. L. Jenkins last Sunday. Capt. -1. C. Grady has a water melon patch that knocks all others in the shado. We will make an effort to remember this and as the melons' ripeness draws near, we'll got nearer to the Captain. The young people of Pickens had a picnic at the Hollingsworth old place on Twelve Milo last Fri day night. Some thirty of our young folks woro prosont and a most delightful time was reportod. Died, on the 20th ult., in the Milo Croek section, Mrs. Durham, wife of Mr. Buck Durham, in the 83d year of her ago. She was buriod' on the day followinig at the family burying ground. Mrs. R. A. Lancaster, nee Ola H1ollingsworth, and little daugh ter, of Gainosvillo, Fla., are visit ing Mrs. Lancastor's parents, Mr. and Mirs. C. L. Hiollingsworth. They will remain during the sum mer. Near Needmore, Mrs. Mary Nor ris, diod May 27th 1896, ago 77 years. She was buried the follow ing day at the Lathon gravo yard. Throo sons and one daughter are loft with many friends to mourn her death. Last Saturday night soveral youths woro skylarking in the neighborhood of the colored camp ground and one of them, Vill Ro per, was accidentally shot in the log. Tho wound, though painful, was not serious. Mr. J. T. Hitt, of the Cross Plains section, w~as in town Men (lay and reports fine seasons andl spionfdid cr'ops on the east sidoe of the counmty. lie has a'now variety of cotton, the finest in the coun ty, and knoewn b~y the name of free silver. Master Eddio), a son of D. A. and grandson of Jasper Helrd, met withi the unfortunate accidlent of being shot in the hand between the thumb andl forcfingor with a loadI of shot from a shotgun in his own hands last F'ridlay. One cannot be too careful with lire. arms. Died, in Glaffney, S. C., on Fri day, May 29th 1896, Ethel, infant (daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. N. Folger, aged 10) moneths andl~ 6 (lays. The remains were brought to Easley and inlterrIedl the (lay following. Much sympathy is expressedl for the bereaved pa rents. Miss Stella Newberry, who was taken very sick some time ago while on a visit to Gaffnecy recov ered sufliciently to roeturn home last Thursday. We regret to say, however, that sm ice her' roturn' she has heon confined to her hod. We hope she wilt soon 1bo horself again. Mrs. Hester RI ich ard son, an aged widlow lady, died at her son-in law's, J1. F. H-endlricks, in Libert~y township, last week, and was bur ieod at (Jarmnel. Rev. L. T. Weldon and Rev. .Brownm condlucted1 the fu neral service. Sho leaves several children and many friends to mourn her death. Mr. T. 1). Harris has moved in to the Lewis bil ding temporarily. He will erect a nowv and1 commo dious storehouse on the site where his 01(1 one now standls. The new house will be 24x70 in the clear. The old building will be pushed to the roar and1( used as a storage room. We like to see prosperity among 0our citizens. T1heo contract calls for the new bu11i lding to beC roeady for occupancy b~y the 1st of next Septemboer. Rachel Cunningham, coloied, got On the war path last Sunday night and arming horself with a fire shovel went in search of Ike Hllingswor'th, also colored, the object of her wraith, She found him quietly roeposing in the arms of morphous and at once a la In (1ian danced in 0.) him wvith the shovel and for' a short time it was hard to tell which the air' was fill ed with most, Ike, shovel or what. It is needless to say that Ike,when lie hit the door, thme ground caught him atnd ho vanished in the moon light ajir, leaving Rachel master of the situation. Ike says Rachel is a "holy terror " The magistrate wvill investigate the case this woeok. Anderson Malls. Rev. J. E. Foster filled his ap pointment at Mountain Grove last Saturday and Sunday. The Lord's Supper was administored on Sun day. Quito a crowd attended. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Johnston, of Central, visited the family of J. T. Lewis last week. Misses Carrio Wyatt and Ruth Stewart visited the Misss Lowis last Sabbath. Miss Clova Griflin visited her sister, Mrs. J. J. Lowis, a few days ago. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lowis havo returned from a pleasant visit to their daughter, Mrs. L. E. Clil dress, of Locust, Greenville coun ty. The boys have beon putting in good time fighting General Green since the recent rains. Wa are anticipating a huge time at the Old Folks singing at Anti och next Sunday. We have a flourishing Sunday school at Mt. Grove, suporintend ed by Rev. J. T. Lewis. Somo young mion from this vi cinity attended May icoting on Pea Ridge. Thoy must havo h ad a pleasant tino judging from the grin which decorated their faces on their return. H. W. May 29th, 1896. flugmeM. We have lad some rain and the farmers are in far bettor spirits and all vegetation is greatly re., vived. A killing occured on the Green ville side near Mayfield last Sat urday night. A man by the name of Bud Robinson killed another by the name of Win. Lance by stabbing him with him pocket knife. Cannot got the particulars but it is thought that whiskey was at the bottom of it. Tho baby of Mr. and Mrs. A. H1. Dulin died last night and was bur today at Peter's Creek church. The families of W. N. and T. T. Hughes have boen quite ill for over a wook, but they are better today. Mr. Miles Singleton has boon sick for some weeks, but is im proving now. Mr. R. N. Hendricks has treat od himsolf to a new buggy and the next thing lie will want som113 one to ride and enjoy it with hii is the thought of BONES. Hughes, May 25, '96. Anatioch. Pursuant to previous appoint mont, the Old Folks inging was hold with Antioch chu-ch the fifth Sunday in May. As usual tho at tondance was large and the occa sion much enjoyed by all. im program was as follows: H1. ..1 Lewis arranged the class andl( 1(1 the first lesson, lie was followed by E. J. Prince, after which then A ssociation took recess for dliiner. The class was led in the after noon b~y J. L. Stephens and Prof. J. MI. Porter. A townsh ip musical association was organized and the following officers were elected : Joh n Wi. Thomnas, president; HL. J. Lewis, vice-president ; R. L. Gilstra p, see rotary; C. E. Thomas, conductor of music; T1, HI. Stewvart, W. P. Baker and E. A. Lewis executive commniittee. H-olly Springs wvas se lected as the place for the first meeting of the Etastatoo Musical Association on the 3d S3unday in Juno, at 9 a. mn. TPhe Old Folks will meet with N ino Forks church the 1st Sundlay in Juno, at 9 a. mn. J. M. PO~uTEnI, Pros. E. J. PiuTNcE, Sec. L~arry Tihornley is on the sick list this wecek. Rev. J. V. Vermtil lion will pireachi at Oolenoy church next .uaturday and Sun day. Mr. .J. A . TUnnnient t was ona the streetsq Monday with a big snilie oni his f.iee. It's a gil1. Rlemiembehr, the reaistrttion books will be open tall this week, until Satuurday', amt :1 o'clock p. m. Voters, stepi lp anid reg i~ter. Rev. Leitchu began a seies of mneetings at the Mlet hodist churclh in Ensley laist 'f hiursday and1( wiill conutinue during this nieek. Little Charulie Robinson lost hIs lit fble y'ellow dog, Pait, at the Union meeting iast Sundaiy. lie wIll thaink any onle who happens thl i way t~o bring Patt. Th'Ie Libierty Singing Association will melet with Enion church next Sunday. Everybody inyhied. Comne pre pared to stay till daty antd huave a good timie. A chil of Annie (Ununinghaim, coloredl living en the Jfoabl Mauldin p'lace~ nenu'. town, was bnrnedl to dethl Tluesdar~ af ternoon. It is the ol story: Leaving chIldren in the bonse ailone. A tremnend1ots kiek is going tip from all over our* countiy oilnaccouant of the ont rlgeonls conditions of the roaids. Canit't somet0 ing be dlone ini thatt, dIrection. andI~ thad t t, onc. It. is ai disgrace that the~ roads arle thus. E vangeli1st Leit chi, who ha<t ltben in t he city for several day's re stingf fromt ani ar-* dluouls camipaigni, left, t his mornting for 10asley,S. ('. where lhe will cond net, mteet - itigs, anid atlso ini the vicintit , hy in~vita tion of thnt people.-C(Iharleston 311n. Tlhe voters of Cedair Rock schoiol (dis triclt No. 19, are hereby cal led to mnee t at TIabor chturchi on the 13th of .Jttte t. 3 p. mi. for the pitrpose of (lec ting a board of Tirustee., for' that disticlt fri the nex I t .we yeai s. .J. i i. Mi LIt,1,. Chaluirman 11 I. S. Silas Hinklo has plenty of cor~n with tassels. It is th a finest bot1 tonm corn without dloubt in the county. Rattlesnnkas are plentiful in his section. There were three killed on his place in three (lays, two by Mrs. linuklo and~ one by himself. He has the finest spring house anywhere and the milk kept in itf is nperfntly el iciou. P0iekens Townsipt Singing As< VIIAnOU. The assooiation met with Both lehem church according to provi ous arrangomont. The openin exorcises were conducted by th Prosidont, J. M. Duckworth. M W, Newton, L. D. Stephens an< V. A. Forguson were appointo( committe of arrangoment. The conductor, M. 0. Looper took chargo and lod tho singing for 30 minutos, Aliss Kato Now, ton presidiig at tho organ. Mr. Looper was in turn followeci in loading by Prof. W. W Norris and AMr. W'1'. Nally eacl thirty minutes. After this Mr Duckworth mado some fitting ro. marks in rogard to the intontion of tho association, that it was in. tended to bring tho people clos1 togothor. Mr. M. 0. Looper boing on com mittoo to select some suitable book for the association suggested th AlsseIIger of Song. The book4 question was tabled till after din 1. Tho next lesson was led by J M. Duckworth for thirty minutes Adjourned ono hour for dinner Afler dinnor CWnductor M. 0 Loopor arranged the class and lei the singing for this association foi thirty minutes. The book ques. tion was then taken up. J. M. Duckworth suggested tha this association accept an invita. tion to meet m ith the Liberty as sociation at Enon next Sunday and consult with them as to what books they would use and eudeav. or to use the samo books. A motion was made by M. 0 Looper that the adoption of booki be postponed until next meeting of the association. A motion was made and carrio<1 that a committee of three be ap pointed to confer with the Liborty association, which meets At Enor next Sunday in regard to tlh books to be adopted and co report at tho next meeting of this asso ciation. The following compris( the committee: M. 0. Looper. W. T. Nalley, and J. M. Duck worth. Lesson for thirty minutos led by Prof. J. 0. Londorman. The Presidont then made a feoN remarks in rogard to the influenc of devotional exercisos. Singing" twenty minutes led by Mr. Tyr( Loopor. Seventh lesson led by Prof. W W. Norris. Eighth lesson led by W. T. Nal Joy. lov. Prof. I ' leniderman was requeste( to l:1ad th 111111 anid last selo0C tion which w.as appropriato to tI O(4:114e0. 1 o'cock adjourned. .j. M1. Dmwwrn, President. W . - J.s. 1. " rlro m o'I lOEI'ol1TEli AT' nEITnLEH1EM. Sunda~ly mnorinig while think inig how we would put ini the day the idei "'Beth lelhem" struck us so gathiorinig up our head gear w< sauntorodl over there, not thinking to stay longer than an hour o two. But whmen wve arrived w, found the sinlging so good, the pec ple0 so happy and sociable that w< took the complaint andI lingerei until adjournment. We are gla< we weont, for ai miore lolasant da: we nos or spon31t. wiIlAT YE Ii E~~oRTERJ OJISERVED: That there wazs a big attendance T~hat Prof. Lo0nder man has good voice and( onlters heart, son and1( body into his leadership, thui making hiis singmng very entertain ing. His extra artistic, but al right flourishes of 'the baton brought many smiles to the face of singers and visitor. That Mark 0. Looper is a goe< singer and a first-class leader. That Miss Kato Newton Is mas ter of the organ, that she has, rich, clear alto voice, and was vern much of a factor in tile singing Her voice is worth going anywher to hoar. That thme young peop0lle were cor siderably iln tile ascenidoncy. That there was~ pbundance t eat and everyone welcomol. That a more leasant gatherin would be hard to got together. Thllat Tyre Looper is no sle coach himself when it comnes t smnging. He surely sings well. That wo had numerous invitE to dinner, but as Mr. Tyroe Loope had a prior lien on us8, wo ha< to, very reluctantly, decline th others. WoT think we p~roveod t< Mr.. Looper and hiis good lady tha we had lost none of our ability ti masticato niico fried ham, cut cres cents into pie and put cake out o sight. Thalft John11 Craig, of Easloy, wa a visitor. That W. W. Norris, forimerly o Easley, hut nlow of IBoverly, wa'i im a ttenidance. 'That Capt. T.1. J1. Mauldin, iln ai elIeganut conv~en I io I nal cuItawvay sit was among the t birong, and man: wor'o the sly glances cast at him b; the opposi to se'x. lumit a few can11 diates wor pines ont shaking hands with the "'dea T[ho votersq of A mbler schoc dlistrict, No. 3'7, are hereby calle< to meet at the school house on th 13th of June at 3 p. mn. for th purposo of electing trustees f:: said district for tihe next tw years-.5 J. B. RL. FR1EEMAN, Olhairmnan, B. S. Money to loan--Call at P. Box No. 415, Pickens, 5, C. mnarltf - Thousauds of Mich cases have boo cured by the use of Botanic Blood Uni ("B.B.B.") If yon doubt it, tall or sen to the Company whose advertisenc - appears i this paper, and they will, fe 3 a one cent stamp, send you a book c wonderful cures, not only of the abov disease, but of all manner of ailnent nriangfronu Impure blood It is i( standard retniedy of the ago for the~cun of all bloodl and skin diseases. $1-00 pwi large bottle. For sale by Druggeists For sale by druggists. All job printing is cash on do livery. All announcements for candi dates aro strictly cash with ordor for tho samo. tf Announcements. - For Congres.. The inany friends of JOSEPHT L. KiEiTT hereby anuounce him as a catnlidate for Congress, Subloct to the voters of the 3d congressional district in the priinary elec tion. For itepresentative. At the solicitation of niany friends, I horeby announco myself a andidate for the House of lRepresentttives, suiject to the voters in the primary election. Jont, 11. AllIt. Tito many friends of W.'(;. MAU LDIN hereby announce him as a caniicate for the louse of Represontatives,subjectlto the vo ters in the prinary election. The many11 friends of C. 11. CAI'EN TM'R lereby Ililouniee lii, itm as alnidato for the Hlouse tl itepresentt iven, suijoet. to th voters in the priiary electitiot. For Solicitor. GEORGE E. PiRINCE, of Anderson, S. C., hereby armiounces himiiself its ait aldi. date for Solicitor of the oighth circutit, sub. ject to tho voters it the0 democratic pirliia ary election. I hereby announce nyself a candidate for Solicitor of the 8th judicial circuit of this State, subject to. the democratic pri mary election. D. M. SHUMAN. * I hereby announce myself as a candidatu, for re-election to tho. offico of Solicitor of the .8th Jtidicial circuit of South Carolina, Subject to the action of the demioreratic party in the prhary election. M. F. ANSEL. County Superintendent of Education. Tile nany friends of W. W. F. BRIGHT hereby announce hint as a candilate for the oice of County Superintendent of Ed ucation, subject to the voters in the priina. ry election. l The inany friends of DR. J. It. RILEY hereby announco him its a candidate for the office of County Superintendent of Ed. ucation, subject to the voters in tile priina. ry election. For Coroner. Tile many friends of W. S. PAtSONS hereby anounce hilim as a candidate for re electionito the otiee of Coroner of Pickens county, subject to the voters in the priitnary election. For Supervisor. The many friends of MATTHEW HIEN. DRICKS hereby announce hiin as a candi. dato for Supervisor of Pickens county, sib. joect to the voters lit the priiary election. The iiany friends of I. F. LO1pill1 hereIv antnotuntco 11iml as a Candidate for tie office of Supervisor of Pielns colunty subject to the voters in the priuary elee tioln. The many friends of 0. P. Field i spectfully anilioulce him 1s a candidate foi Coun11 ty Supervisor, subject to the voters ii the priitary eletctionl. The tany friends of ItOBEItT STEW AltT hereby announco hin as a candiittv f-ar the olice of County Supervisor, suiji-vt to the voters in the primiary election. The many friends of JECSSE' R. ItOS" hereby antounce hint its a eandidat e for iw offico of County Supervisor, subject, Ito i i voters in the printary election. For Shteriff. Th'Ie mtany friends of JOHN WV. TIIOM1 AS, of Eastotoc Tfownshtip, hereby, a1n noun lce. htint ats at canldidalte for the~ oleie e She-rill of Picke~ns county, subject to iih v eters in tile ptritntary election.* Thte voters of Pickents cotuty respectfutll anntountce .J. 11. (1. McD)AN IEFL as a candti date for re-electin 1.o the otilce of Sheriff< r Pickents county,sutbject to thte voters int 1th the primlary electin.* VTe many friends of WM. J. P'OND)El - hereby ann~iounico himt a caiatel~il t 3 the office of Sheriff, subject tihe votersi theo primtary electin. Clerk of Court. Tihe mnany friends of MAJl. .J. M. STEM' " .AltT1 resptectflly anniottnee hlimi as at cam didate for Clerk of Court, sujec-t, to thi ptrimairy electlin of Pickents -outlmtv. *To thte voters of Pickens counalty, I hiert by announctile mlyslf a candtiidatte for thle o. 'lice of Clerk of Couirt, subiject to tile voiter e it thle primtary election. * .JoHIN A. Ron)IissoN. ICouitty Treasutrer. i Thte many frientds of G. W ASHI BOWIC - Itherebty anni~ounice hh1u3 a5 it ('andtidte fo the office of Treasturer of Pickents count., sublject to the voters it the prianary ele< , tion. 3 Thte many frieitds of W. B3. SING LETO: hereby anntotunce htimt as a canididat e for thi onflee~ of Trroasulrer of Pi'ckens coutnty, suil I jort to thte voters in thle pritary electionl. We, the~ frienids of J1. '1. Youngbloo hereby anntiouncta im as5 a canbla~ite for r-i - elec'tiont tot the (oleco of Coutyt Tireatsurt Ssulbjoet to the voters in the primtary ele< tion. * Vo-ricus. f T1o thte voters of Pickens counety, I hot ,by anntouncte myself ab candiate for the ti lice of Coutnty TIreasurer, subject to the v tors it thte prinmary election. J. D). Cuntwrox. . To the Voters of Pickeins Counety: l' special1 ro:ojtmia I herehy withdraw ats a cet diato for Couty Sttperinltendenl~t of Ed c ation, iand atnnounce mlvself a canididia 0for the o)nice ojf Cottnty rreaure subjt to the voters it the pritmarv election. Plattform: Hlonesty, comlpetencey, iny glidit-y, indligence, and do ias you wvoullt wi to be0 donet by ill myl )ond~ition). J. Ax,on~zo Jlnown. V ~ For Countty Auditor. The'Il mantiy frienids of N. A. CHRIIST( PHIERt, respoeatfully antnouince him as candidate for re-election to the office Auditor of Pickeons cotunty, suibject to tht r voters it thte primary election. * I The miany frientds of .J. 11. CLYD)E, hiert by3 anniO~onnlee hit as a canldidteo for lih B ontlee of County Auditor, subject to th y voters it tile prhnuary electionl.* SHOSIERY AND) UND)ER. - WEAR. You all knew our reputation ii Hosiery and Underwear. 3 We are busy in this stock ne'arlJ all thme time. f Four' items of interest in hosiery. s 1- 109 cents per pair, former ptrica 20 cents. S 2. 20 cents per pair, former prici 25 cents. 3. 25 cents per pair, former pri(' ;33A cents. 4. 33& cents per pair, former priL 50 cents. Speciale in underwear. 1.~ Ladies vests at 5 cents would b good value at 8 cents. 12. Ladies vests ati 10 cents1 wouli *i be good value at 15 cents. e 3. Ladier vests et 20 cents, woul e be good value at 25 cents. r 4- Ladies vests at 37.4 cents,woul o be good value at 50 cents. Please ask to see these special va uies as it wvill save you money an bring you back to Jones' Store. 3 A. J. JONES. Agent Standard Patterns. Mnhin26 JO, LI f We are opening up the best line of Cip)TIIIN(;, SIIOES, Ladies and Men's I Iats. Tiinware, (lasware, Crockery, IHarness and IHardware, Ever shown in Pickens. They are bought to sell, and we m1vito you all to come. Yours truly, J. MeD. BRUCE. 18Q35q& WAGONSO1)> THE BEST ARE MADE BY H. C. MARKLEY. And Every Variety of Fine Carriages, Buggies, Carts, and Harness, Hardware, Paints, Oils and Varnish, At the Greenville Coach Factory. G W. SIRB1NE, Suporintendont. NE W SHOE STORE. Ladief' and Gentlemeien's Fine Shboes4 a specialty. Receiing goods. everiy dlay dir'c t frm the Factoies. GrShoes Neat, Comfor table and Lasting. No. 105 N. M AIN ST RE ET, C reenville, S. C. - GrAgents for the WI. L. DOUGLASS Warranted1 shioes, oct3m3i. whn;uNew Furnituire! - eare making additionsR to ouri our1 innnonunse stock daily, and when you10( n1e1nw, choico Lgoods, kindly dr1op ini and lot us so o ~. through our stock. Wo soll thme very best goodls the coun try al'or-ds, -and 011'er thomn at remarkably closo prices. Westfield and Iellans, Near' the Court House. feb20t f. Greenville. S. C. Prices Tell. W'Ie are glad to sa y that we certainly have had a ruislh thiis far this seasMonl, and4 hope)4 it will continlue. We will endeavor to keep ouri stock uip until all are supplied 3 with the latest novel ties in hats and bonncts in the market. .Call before you buy. We guor'antoo our11 hats will surpass any mthe city, p)rices mioderate. .1 We wvill offer special bargains in mediumn and low priced hats for next week. M lisses Rogers, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, A. G. Wyatt, EASLEY S. C. TE W GT4OO.DS. Just arrived ,and Cheap. Cono and see them. *asTliosec who owe me will please como and pay without further delay or notice. A. G. WYATT, oct3tf Easley, S. C. Spring (3-oods! ARRIVING DAILY Just opented a beautiful line of novelty DRESS GOODS. In all the new coloring and designs Waist and Dress Silks In Persian andI Dresden Effects. Trimmings Allover Irridescent Ne^, Jewell Edgings and I nsertions, Persian Rib. bons, fancy Buttonf to match and all the other New Tritumirngs. Don't fail to see these lnes as you will find all the Novelties of the season here. NEW P1ERCGALES AND CHlVIOTS NEW JOINTL~I4ESS MATTIN(. [Get our Prices] M'ALISTER & BEATTIE Dry Coods and Carpets. Teirphione No. 87. P. .-litterick Patterns. Nov,8-9 I. Can You Use Them? .Josh IB-rrv (rain Cradles, $1,50, as long as tluoy Inst. If y.ot ivvd 11113 Illore alIlt I 1144-s y4tIl e n Itav till yot want ft I- 2 ii 1I n(s. 0) 11bs .u.. aI I . t 4.4-4 coffco for. .91. I n Ii I l I g r : 11 i -i,. I I.. : o I .- II . Tenntchins, -14 cents; lililk coolers, 20 nids: i i <lry 1 ail in t- line of shir1.zt I haro everI IhnI at. :IllY inice; l a <lices \hi.luists nlicely unulde of good nit.Ilerial. i )I- 2:P eeis. 1 11i 11 a :, -.-Iillors fromi II o e ts ulp. .\ ite I t of I I -II'. mI a b'II (oy~s si I..Iw\ hatsi I W.11 n i 1 o, III.b, h"4'.Vw Nx, Mid alt the T. 0. HARRIS. .lI ii '. ickensu , s. . Cheap Cotton For1896. In ordler that you may grow CHEAP COTTON, We recolmmend for your con sidleraLtionl the use of COTTON S EC10) M0 lA L, with Acid PhIos phate or 01 is)msolvedl Bono. This is the Cheapest and Best Fcrtil izer ont the market. Call and see us and get our prIices 1before buying elsewvhere. South Carolina Cottonl Oil Co., feb3tfreenille, .C 1 ). Ito I'I' K I ItlSI'Y, Physician and Sren Ollif~ee al t his reshlence5 .\lnint St reet. Alarcht ., Is1.5 100. Turkeys! FERGUSON BROS. Pure Bucwkwhcat Flour from Hiarwoodl county, N. C., with genuine Tar H eel flavo. 1K1in gler's un 1adultera ted Penn sylvania lBuckwvheat. Kl1inugle r's prepared Buck whe at. R ~alston H eal th Pood. iRalston Pancake Floiur. Raistoun I ealtht Flour at Ferguson Bros. Better Raise Mules Than Buy Them. .1 t l l t It\ I :,1 '' w igh sio t 1000 (oulin.- (lEek Iiirne for* -u for a oit1,. C. L.. Hollinesworth. Is.T.I1it \%N A 1;~ILll~ a' ( Ir4nlle, s. CX. Ollir over ((I ruIcl~ e &N ) Doster's Dru'ig StQr4) ' . J.WI. NOR~WoOD, Dentist, Dr. WL~X.1 M. Nonuwoon, Assistant. Officc, 8 Main Street, GJreenvllle, S. (I. an. 9, '02 y Notice to tihe Tii1 li ~ic I am now selling Goods at Caflhoun, S, C. Will sell them cheap for the silver. Come arnd see before you buy. Yours truly, mv2ltf A .I Ja B0008