The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, July 09, 1896, Image 2
Th11. A. EdiOr avditog.
ored t ho ~': n of N at1 a pJ p,> ii
Tor I~ Ii N~t A I Ia c (zs
i t was I nI eecs ary. In I ho ruIle
of t in, I )r ty tv e him114 tIll o lot ill
M 111n'1 (te! n uh. On is
arrimval in k- un i 4n111 ' h,2 s
ult., I - t ud " hIon"' (o f-('''0"0 ~
fm-)* talking" thw A.\h ile Coast
Lil for hitning.
He won( 1up to d1' Jonei 1 de,
the mg cca of referin politician,
anil found -I crowd ofe s tk
?rs and flhE ' r " %Ni 'I t " llI
heailers aind evnnp fo(llowerls, reon dy
for the first lilt at ing.
There wvas in ominus and my s.
terious !zilenco on the ujeto
what wa s going to be done atMn
nn.Erybody hald hlisolpini, n
ll11ll iE'vorlt I O S 0* l
fand kpt it to hi iself. nl'reo was "a
lot, of, cautious and Suspicious pool
iticianis, .nd il 1h. da t, judg
m nth11 111 I uia': d to l
o hand. t - h v < 1)' . 1t Itro he:n
mIWO 1 l1m1 l",kin I 'nd 11guar
the Co lllillill ' : 'On1I) 11 H I'.
1lieli Ih- I':I il r-i.,i ll I I I en I I
uponl ll - I ' Ill I i ill'
for. tIb-l. Th r'. wai- nli wppear
ane f a csi ve 4lf ib:t . Lutj th
war cwlud hW\ ,uy. inh- pill
Cal skvy e idisnaia oni
JOll, w a I ll ' 1t 11i 111'- iI, ''l i v
th ip ' j;Iht l e w \\l !I. W ait i I' II.
pznext ilC( I -.I v v I: 1,,1 - 114'W0
111) t'-Il "N ils I 1111 I'1 ( 'I S I t, X 11
I f ! (u t'w f . li vi iit. I qIl t'
party.
W 11 1. '. l">r t \I' 10 '
wI 1 f i hniit k I Ie al
d it 1!d . lie l Nid \vnwh
hls gvsr ta lfllthi-t h. i .-'l il
11 Till11 I 01 Sil wrd. t
d t oir n t I' d ' Inlt1 011 f W I'l
ren v t,'' hol e nlu'ylit <fo h'
h i e rbo! o f till O-, ' ltituirt to
vltl( i Sci. nt s et.
t ei er th matp rs :u1nt. h-tiin 'i
Od 1 -O 1 A tr indWI, ) 1nte
bcin r fotl biatl of
cait o ' nii( it o le 4 ir1 ifli1
Oll .
T - .
fli ~ ~ ~ ~~ er lpn wI'lt
I~ r] I -a I y re;Iv I .
d~~ ~~~I in)u-j uih~v a
de~~~ h t In bvtog:
Dhih ero ete
Mr. Lockwood, president of the
bank,gavo a party of tlo campaign
ers an excursion to Port Royal a1n1d
the naval station, where the Indiana
had been in dry dook. The exerciar
siont was enjoyed, and airM'.1Lockwood,
his son], and the other Beaufotn par
ties did everything to mnake the trip
a delightful afaitir.
Iitlpt on was (1:e last appointment
for the week and the political tourists
were mot at the depot by tho Citizens
and carried to their l homes, where
iospitality was abundant and the
weary Iound nt eded rest. Governor
E'ans, General Riichbourg and T. C.
R1obins.ii voe ontertainIed at, the
loine of Senator Mouldin, who is a
native of Pikel:ens county, and has
mn rivlatives and frielids inl this
c.o1ntv. It is useless to Say that is
fanillade our visit mlost enljoyable
1"or Ilobody eve; visited a Malldin
I'ailiily wit hout such a result. 1aimp
ton a'id the other Counties visited in
this polit ical journ-hey have a promism g
fuitie, there is so Imuch lindeveloped
countir, which is ecrtin to become a
Iavd flowing with ilk and honey.
A rt esian wells al(l other eiterloses
will surely make it. a healthful 'coun
itrv mi which to dwell aim will be
i awilg white farliers to those beau
tiful1 and fertile lam)1s.
NO NOMINATION ''.
Te.Ii ritial wailed t wo days to'
(let tie Dle Ileratic Io lillatioltl fmr
pr-sidlellt aind vbupei elllt
waitedi ill van . 'Ilo silv('r 111m)
have evIry lii lig Ill ir1 way.
Iiistead o I a pract.i(al conces
ti that a yellow dog coil : v
no"minate0d by, the He1pulicanls and
winl, tilw re1actionl of1 the option is
ii' 1 'ii i it di- I lv t lidlre iit i lle~i i1l(
t1',Iv litl:11 kdf pri'valen1c, call vRavi'
th, lilo-t nld phlatform seletd
at t. uis fromi ilisastroumis ovoer
br- . Th.. \ ash Iingkytn T i mes
..Is h. blvm aIr the views of the
m.,i.r j i -mt ~ of politicians and
pub,l en o that cit.
Tho'e i 1riment sta tion at C lm
tn ollegei hasA just issiued 1u111lhe
t''ii Nt Ol ont' Iubjct of "I)is
tIe In I Iorses anld Muh Ils,"
:i itlmnz o)r "Pinkelyf," which
has 14-in prepared by I'rot'. W. E.
\. Wynan. vtinairy Surgeoni, fom
Olh. inlstruct ionl (f farme11 rs and
th i ls in . t diagnosis, L roatnwniiu'I
alyI proev '.ntio11 of11 those diseases.
Tl hbl ii is plzi y writtnli (t(i
Phpuie41:r uso, antd shehld he (o
'.ri'ot vaIlut to stilek <>win'I', 4'5j4'
''i llyV till(s' w l( o eni i 4ilo rea ily
"I'11' 1 ul maltid (ho serv ic. ill*i t a Intr.
' i ill 111m1 (1f traill l4'. It w ill
1 -se t re to any ite n ith.
is- hi>wll 4)4 l ien ti toll I es t ei
' n i ito N i . ( 4 u.
.\. grand11( excurintuner'1
at ag n-utof 1 . p. ,m 1(14T
,tilr tovi .\ s vie N.1 i.,ts l l
a t I1 a. m., and) I':asley,4 1 :00( I
rom I-:asbry. Iivry's yshu
'.lh'4 tal 4on ~I 1 W. . Ih(hinso aX
at 1.'i~lt'rty for ticke.t. Ther4' tran
4iri t 5I ' lock ( . m'54~l(. In t'h 11h
'lg 'h 1.foll1wh14 blecd was s l for
.(. l4'nereso-P-('el t' T. .wb
"l'he 'olut an acrld to l. 1s'v
14) .1( . li s a orw , o.$ 7
a crels. iotld i l . 010. Jlelgglct Ior.l
nI y for $:;i. :iliaires. ei s 1h1 l toiJ l''
.t1 ,e a t ti iijlle 4 bor il, Is 1.:aciey
14ld to Jt. 1O.lloggs, aer l ev,4) flt'
Noice
Evi twriby givle that, fi'orpth
raionAT hiretofore it ingt)auf
kowna the rsoldnte diregte to
. has hvbmutual onntof
'anding aghns thne opn wick
bel sL evek tomany. t Thbe
T.* 'u . ' ~.:r
If it be truo thit houvu. .atos
at co'vard and loves tho briaothorO
must bo a kindly feoling in tho co
lostial regions for Sonator Till man.
With a courigo undoubte)d, and a
nerve that rivlis thit, of Sonator
Tollojr wlwn ho faced the lopubli
cln coil venl tioll inl St. Louis, tho
South Cairoijiililihs literailly catr
riod thw war iito Africa. I in Now
Yolk eity, ahlmost Within hearing
of Wilt st etet Ill) 11a8 Ila1de. on1e of
h i(s (1111 rcteist ic speechos ariraign
ing tih lloley power, and do
11011ncilig th Press of tho city ill
terms thal1t WOr-O as truthful as thoy
were, bitte-!r. It w1s all aggrossivo
deiunciatory speech 'tlhat will at
tracllt ait~tenton, and thlat is whlat is
needed inl Now York city.
It will stir i) tei peopIo and
frighton tho gold bugs into thir1
liir. Only at fov daIys ago til New
York Ev'olliig Post aIls horrified
Lo know tilIt froo silvor resolItions
ha(d beeon adopttd ill one1 01 two
cO.lontiols of the Em)iro s ite.
Now Manlhat tall Isilild itsolf is in
Vilded by a. tiary Sol t heI)Or, who
pllrs l hot silvor shot and sholl
right, ilnto the lewspaper otlicos it
Short rang194. Whlat wilI the( Pcs41.t
aind 'I'imus anllra and T1rib
ullo Ill(I otillr Now \ork jourlii.
4ay? Prluips tlllo v will bo forced
to Ul'ilit 1i t Silvlr i 41 vor)' livo
\\'lleil Seillar 1Tillilan spoe of
I Ie d l. I ll(il
OWii :111S woliloti'' SII'
j)0l'tilil til Is il itili 11t(. llolloy
(t i st' 0-(ll, lo E (ll' r. ad ( io 11akedI
ti lill. l ilt) re istle it g-llO ra ili t)r
illittioll ill Now Yofl city on. filiall
cil l 'l 1aS othlr issMIl 1 pro
PortloX l Io (Ill,' s(jllro nerOil t'ill
Ially 44ti1-r IMortim~l of tLll0 ['llitedI
aS t ts. i is lae ylir elt (olo to
l'> 1h oli ili i li ill' i ' w11W ich
i ll IwSPaper(s alrj esldlted, aIs
S41i 1) .4ll 1ii .il vt . t l.. S i 8 is t
(l'h i 'l t("d Il A I'iit 10i i aiCl I
)l it 'i lism-they think
tlloy ail ni'. rt j . i lu--a r til i (%
a1lrl'got Nw York 11 tha, loids
'Ilig to
riss an1d sl s il (1 al ia (t il-l
lillid.- DCenvoer Nows.
S1x Milo clitircha tll' ben
notd for' its a111Pr l geations,
alld th 111meting o('(11f t d leolk's
silli l t('b ilt V 1'th i ll ib. 1 l 1 )1 il t -l
sinin mi hs churchlt.una
hrotll t O lie oll4)f l 1ila gi St, lid i
0ll es th I lis nt ioll lits -vi1r 11,1d
1sill expini 0 ed 411(1 (bIw I).(I oteilig
f1,)00 to ' 501 peoleAt iln
thil phic s alis eisslociation1
1lns c1 forilll Il pp ]l % 1111V4 hi ell
very laviSI inl thir oI i lit y,
t ,lil twly of tie h xp '1lt)
heent soaifs was at E 01ix Mwho
eireTell ti t i~-1t risi fat011ll
d crtd. Ail > WiliOf.ill heilo
il4awers Cild villws whri tla) L il
(i) wll nht inm wtrd "Wd
that, thicWh stord fin Woudldr
)onfo tirgelts Itrlg wif acKineyo
at rayer was1 butforad bytht thev
doors of the republican party was
oe)0n and- thoy would welcome
I)ack the wandering )prodigals if
thoy would bhhavo thoisolves. S6
far as is known thero was oin y one
present who belonged to tho Lily
Whito Crowd, and that, was B. P-.
Griffin, colored.
At the conclusion of the spioochi
es, the coiniittoo oi rosolitione
rmad somo whoreases, &c., endors
ing McKinloy and th St. Louis
platform and the chiairman invited
some remarks Oi thom. I'nclo
Jorro Loopor could not, longor sit
still--tho gold plahtform was
more thaii he could stand and ho
lit into it with gloves off. Ho do
clared lie wais no longer a ropubli
canl if gold was the only money
ail would llevur voto for any,
ian for president excepIt ni the
froo silver llatfi'm. This brought
out some romarks inl reply and a
fow s1ectators called for Loopor.
'Thoy would not lot him qponlk any
more and when they ctune out, of
the court houso i box was placed
in froit of tho court. house and
U'ncle Jorre put on it aind told to
go it. Tho miootiig lissed off
(iulotly and without ainy disturb
0,1ico.
Money t.o loti-Call at P). 0
Blox No. 45, Pickonis, S, C.
mar 12(f
South Carolina College, I
11n1 n029, 189',
A (omp)t)itiVi'v oxmilination for
the nornmal scholarship of tie
South Carolina Collego will bo
lield by tlo School Commissioner
of eaclh county im, whieili thero is a,
vilaCllev, (In Thit(rsdv, .hi1y 30.
11)licanit.s will bo examiled onl
Elnlish 1 iMathema tics and listory.
the rouirmnonts inl theso subj4eIts
being the samo its for aidmilissiont
to tho soieltific course of this c.)
lego. Roo pago 3M of the cntalog
of 1895)-90.
Firther inforaition if i desired,
will be cheerful ly furnished by
JAMsES Woolhow,
Prors, South Carolina College.
DICKSON
Now has d.11 sale sample
Shoes,
3,000
P'air of Menl's, lioys, Woman's, Miss
es :atii Clubhirven's Shoes, factory sam1
()ls, to be sold at less titan mainufae
tirers pri(cs beginniling Feb rr
1st.
Such hances to -- cheap shoes
on~~'ly oms on1ce a year, andi no0w 1s
yourt Itne to Seenre Biargainis. Come
andli se" before' thei s1.es are picedC~
out andu sold(.
The Factoriy Shoe Store.
J. M. Dickson,
Mang'r.
I '. S. E. ('. Schalter, an epi
rpairts :al| kiids of shoes, jai les
silles( a spec'i alit '.
itch)'.0J -
I forie ny pen fr~i ei h ntin .entn
exp inu te puli road, ilhu ny con
sen . 1. .it .\ E tfll')N el'ijp1
M in, . eS.oprl , hats.3.
To ttiit I Pu.i :hs Pi
M,~l toM'l o S pry (Iing and1
I laawnsiitsU 1( Emr ideris,
G~yI.t1I',~lovesitt S le,
[ G ROC~y ~~j Ct ily( lil S. itt
" rii', ound Soda ti lo a Dim.
CAHts t IS.,een tistilrteil
nothe day . flcovrAdison
Ma~esrin Store. ~mVLE .C
avew retl fore al he
Or he keep11 cosintly on111 han althe
"ovcik aoettom"ricures
il tY ourl~ pit'atng t ile . IIt11( 100ll
M ain Street, Greenvv Il S. C.
Ja. . y sina e
McF ALL'S
1"'eBUDC ETpx-*Ae
PHUN and PlIAX
FOR THE PHOLKS.
Mr. lditor: 'iurnip seods just,
in. Fresh and G1ehnui ne, Good for
naui 1tInd boast, now is the timo to
preparo the patcles.
Ilot weather continuos, and we
have a nlico lil( of suppiles for
this m1ontli. Lawns, Imiuslins, fais,
umb1lhrellas, fight shoos, light bats,
Iighit coats, perflilry, Soaps, tow
ols, b )ruIIsh1os , c o InhI )s, an1d "Lily
\V Ii do.''
Ituady-linxod paints, alII colo'-.
for furnituro 1111d huggy work.
This is Ia good time to brush 'eni
up.
Vacuii Oil for a1ll kinds of leat h
Or Work. Ih.1ariness, shol's, &c., try
it and 16 t; I you'll likt it, if1 not.
you !r- yet. your silverl back.
C! hci'Iirnlitio alid ;4)ves (N
urYtlilg-Colle rest i1 our rockers
and Soo.
Crover Cleveland
Will no(t. he ]woniituitlei Pre-id(lnt bill
we will Iiniie :few prie s 41f g4oos (hat
will ltoni.Sh yolu. We alt
Coming
l o th11 en nlion1 111b1t Iow p-eswill
:lv :vs win ain wv 11are deLet-rinined 4) elI
11o)(kli vbeper 1h:111 eve'.
To
convince you, n-adi (hi:. 2 spol,k
be t Iv(I IIn fr 1.5 v I -t. . :: 1inch IeIre r
0.4., 27 ineh '.1e:al. 5 et,. 121 e, . dIvm
ity S Cts. 15 ets, org v1 . mor S 11 . r8 1
4.1s., e'repon 8 IVt. - l0ot ecilloI v
25 vi-dan<Sia Ishunt .5! 00, l1 Ym ve lo
I iil. :1. 0, i pieesv 1rvss. (1i1m11 , 1imb1
price 20 il ine h1 i et, 5 i'enuts per Y td.
Bi lii. of Niatioll. 'cheaper 1th.i you can
hniy thtvil inl Greenville, You
Pickens
people will plenze re'nenthe11r when) y-)I
conlt. to Greenlviile thait we bn-;0 -n4-11l
notlllrhingbu, batin. "We are-( callevl
the el.ap slore.
Walker & Owings,
117 Main St., 0 reenville. S. C.
Feb. 27, 1896, tf
[N THE MIDST OF BUSI
N ESS!
Our buinessi5 so har this season
hias surpassed our11 expe(~ctations1 .
I he ri ghtI goods and the right
preices tell the~ tale.
Our nlovelty dIress goods have
been proniounced,4 beauitjiul. We
have a s4 cond~ lot to a rrive Monu.
daOy or Tuesd'ay. ii e:
We ha8ve all thle late'st trimi
min1gs to) miat ch the newl~ goods.
aThe pre t Laiest l Bt ions, la rge
v'ille for imming.;
Our i si deam enflfi~t is coml
I4l(te. Driess silks, trinuning
silk, and~ silk f'or waists.
Only a look at these goods
will conlv in(0 you, we spare'(d
nuot t imol or mioney in selecting
these goods and~ the comllimnt' s
we have receivedi amply repays
us for our trouble.
Your p)atroniage sohicitedl.
West End.
P. S.- -A pril 1st, we will move to4
the( Garijsoni st ore, lInx to lI . E.
A\llen1 &. Isro. Tlo avoid hlaving~ so
11in1y goods to move we will give
spialt m brgaiuns on aill goods,
cofton.
With careful rotation of
crops and liberal fertilizations,
cotton lands wvill improve. TIhe
apllPication of a properV ferti
bizer containing sufficient P ot
ash often makes the difference
between a profitable crop and
failure. Use fertilizers contain
ing not less than 3 to 4%
Actual Potash.
Kainit is a complete speCcific
against " Rust.'"
,our pamphlets uare not ad~vertising c irelay r fl.nm
mug spial., fertilizer, 1mt are p'r.retlica llrks. containf.
mug the re~snt(, of Irtest experii1imets in i l ineho.
ivery (rotton farmer shulI have at copy. They' are
senit free for the asing.
GERMAN K A .I won KS,
Save
Paying
. -Doctors'
' Bills
BBBBOTANIG
D.D.D.BLOOD BALM
THE GREAT REMEDY
FOR ALL1 BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES
40 years. md Oures quickly and
SCR9FULA, ULCERS, EC2EMA,
RHELMATISM, CATARRH, ERUPTIONS,
ItUNHSO" RO" tP.. I ab n ar . bee t ub sel n t |
blood puutfier ever oeroei to th~ b~ l.rie $1t
SENT FR EE woenIauI aRL.
BLOOD BAL M CO.. Atlanta. an.
OUR SPR INC GOODS
Have arrived andi we will be able to show you
the best line of
C]~O'-L'I ]Tc- I
(er broug it to (4ree111nvil. Ou 01111 pet itor must bow to
it, whill it collies to i (( t.-tioll of ' I LdC1.V Why?
This is asily eYxplained.
These two 'voids mian a iouitain of! thiiogs.
NO 1o(s no0 had accolunts, an ia 111( ouud other things that
mean~ a loss~ to ai1y buiess whier credit, is iven.
PendIr over this, and if y\.,i finld that we are correct in 01
cnleilations, you will u s C ehmice to sell you
'f *.V \11 \Uf (1 I Uiif(}o |ll']()
Clothing to lit any -izc and pockcet,
lat's and Gents' Funishinii g G (1ood at the sIme fgurcs.
Coic in and lookthrough our Stock,
whilch is second to none
Dreifu & CO.,
T Now claoiors,
13 d . 11 . I it Creenville, S. C.
hmas be-gtn a tremuendows reducttinon sale. '.The oc iaal of w hichi has never
bieen kniow~ n m Greenvyille befuore. Hiack and coloredl Dress Go(ods in.
(li ngIi.11 a ll s u er nm)t(erials at lilif actual v'aluo.
WA..Sif 1.' 8Il 1(C. Special redulctijon in l2.i cents and 15 cents.
Lawvns aI(d.Phiues. to go ut 5 cents pr v'ard. A ifew pi''ce left of Kai.
Nuai washu silks, worthi 25 (eunts will (loso at I15('(1nts per yard. A fowv
pateI 'i- 1 of Per usm sil 1Iks for wa ists. worth I5 icents atnd $1.00, t~o
go at II 11and1-lu cenlts.
~eariF. I ray (ovrs. Tlea C'lothus, (Center Pijeces, Splaishors, 'le.., wor'th
11(r1m 25 to an cents, wvill close at, I andl :25 cen ts.
6 PI I.\ I. S.\L.I; W. '!IA TT INi S A N i I EG. 50) rolls Mat ting,
h~n .~ n2 1, t o g. at .W
MI YlItN.\ l: Vt P-. I5" I:;s. All size~: anuWdnew paitterns.
d t 75 e..v.Ienmnaunts C.arpets, 25 cents at
~" ''$ i:2u ee~ . 12.'. cint, to go at . cents.
I I N T(\V .I lS-- i(I driv\--one3 at 10 (cints (ach, and one at.
-> eentIs ah
iiIloz. laa h.s l'lack Iluw wirii :25 (Pints poir to go at 1.10 cents.
25 ' " '' 8. " "' "' " " 25 cents.
I5 " "' "' " " .10 conts.
Richerw'tHandsomer
THAN EVER PRODUCED.
rVrOUR
~COTH~lE5, HAT ANDiUNN5INGS
WERIE TALKING ABOUT.
Look ovci the stock, it's complete now,
and see if you dlon't agree with us. One of
two things we always meani to do: TJo sell
you beCtter goodls than you get elsewhere for
the same price ; to sell you the same goods
at a lower price than you get them else
where.
GRE'VI"\/ S C.' n