The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, July 16, 1896, Image 2
The People s Journal.
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>wned and opera ted by wholly dis
intorostod ^partiels.
The inforenco anal conclusion is
rrosistible. "I'le South11 Cannot
rule1v the Clespeakn( and mionoplize
ho traflic between Baltimore and
Nortol k without first. driving the
Ba11y Line from hl e (I' fildor i- n lliet
nig mortal injury. The Southern1
II its York River lilos i1O1adv 1121
shorter Water routo by irt. dwoi)
milIeVs to B.1t ILim(wo, I':L I int is nt
AlficieIt an1d does Ili t. di'h' it,
hroi assaulting tihe vosted rights
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llldelivmr to Soelini willatfwvr It.O
rio a vtViatilges it can1 gaill iln tilis
directoll whether by f'airi means
or foil.
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rait lon char1 trizes its policy,past ,
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Srout$ih Caroli 1)2 Clgo.
Bit VAN A,%I1 NEWAVALL,
.Tho dIomocratic "convention ha
met inl Chicago andl([ mad(,,e tIe
nomination for presidenitanldvico
preosid(IenI t of the 71 tiite.-d Sotato,
William J. Bryan, of Nobraska, is
the choice of the conviention for
presidentI, and Arthur Sowall, of
Mainio, got the nomilnation for
vice-presideilt.
Thm inljlloos live fIar apart but,
Ithen' sympathios alre th Il)samle and
teiy will laborl for a conilmoln
caulso-the oialicipatioli of the
w hile siaves.
I'pon1 the platform ad(pted b3y
the convelition, ino tIrue f)eilnocra(
and loyal fI'riind tit the i1assos caln
show a jiut il fiale 1.5)causo not to sup
port ihe (ii k t, as S lecte1l d hv * N4 I ev
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I( - iil til Sp'irit 1 d' J( Ig I and
r( quitale initerpretatimn, m>hn
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lfi)\(el( IttO >1n h'to' f' a Si)llt(I t'l'd
to ltit,f l .>| th r'lt l ll l( t' ble
.' i T. Botlgg, \Vlec1.-'11 illj.
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V14-ory,
(orinm, of Marylai.l, a gold bug,
reriarllked III Waslungton the other
dI ty, wihile Col versi ng with Se3nators
Bates and 11 arris, that. Bil Tillin an
di:1 more to carry tie Chicago con
vention for tree sivvl than all other
influences Comlbined. This was a
strong endorsemien t ot oi. junior
Senator, atil he is entith:<l to the
high praise. Senator Hiockbil urn, of'
K enituky, openly <1eCl :les that but,
for the -ilver specelies Imale bNy
T illmanl, I'lhe -g-olbl ugs wonl hjav'e
conltrollt'tl Ills State,
There is not a livinug man whilom
Cleveland amd his cuckoos hol in
such liatrel as 11. IH. Tillman, andl
his very 1inic. givs -WallI Street the
niglt.inare. It took a man of' his
bittet tongue Olo1quelce, aniil colrage
to ievolutionize tle politics of 0111
conlitry. F'rom ith Atlantic to tle
Pacitic and fronm the Laio to tlhe Guilf,
''ilhman has set ithe cotuntry ablaze
fol' free Siv'er, an( Il is m ouk will
brin1g rellief amlII prosperity to hlis
poiple. No oteri ian thain Triman
(1o1(bl imve ,il ar-ou.Al .and inflamledl
the, people. The nases !Iad aboult
(v I i' Up in lespair, a'l welr p n
ing the inbekl Iieie hondage of'
the molny-power. lWhil the cOi
tracofhtion ttwere unit(' , mnd woul
vote as On the inan1, heIIImass iwTr
'livi'ed in lifffer nt political fai onsit' . I
l n iniui <ir(ctly.o I ci ti l t (!. ions.
In the mean tu Ii ol.d partliv
kopt up a Sh1:1 IAtIl, 1un<Ir the
4,is8 Of protei inv I llif anll talif
superion to p i t. I It- I or. the iinsk
of <deveit andl hy i' font the
faces" of the sl-a a nel 'nli
tIe peope. I 1 ,l n i''eth
Ir th0 <livi lil m s :111 rmo1n
"bd political bmn ieln' Ili, <leaa
([i)n Or "free silver mrb, tenvne
the Western1 Repubb11, ;(11 (of purpose,
:1114 that. one egcx onha lne
minr to c ciente 4i 11~l <seor<41
it] theO 0i:l1'11 i l - t a a .111
thing ~ ~ '1 el!;oil.T llomn' -ll
of the 1.1.- 0eat 4 1 on-h tII
W-O abih the vIi i les tat the
I C
:1114 I lnial<llid 'er :1; ro . 1 i r\a ls
w -I~ hi ith k l t, he m
bllet:I: V i .:a0 v n.
t he 11<'0 li 111'11 P v ' t T:1.- :m eivell
T eti Vill .I ' :' illli y :1t h l l]0 ille
Thi. g~a5 d al wth enator
n aho n.esu i
- Be!.lk-ila it
3,000
I 'a'iri of Al'ii's, lI oys, Woiman's, 31ss
'st.
Suih hibani'es to htly~ eapc shies
out1 aiii' sil.
The F'actory Shoe Store.
J. M. Dickson,
Mang'r.
I' S. I.. ( . Sebalfetr, an e'xpie.
r'jiin'eil 'hie miaker', is wvithi u, wh'lo
repl:furs aill kilnis of1 shut's, Enhiles
N i li' l- Ti I il l'I P. S-l:S iis.
\ we It i t e 11 pa b it roat I iit oui ti iny 'lo
ilh sses MCKAY,
M t iin N otti, U liEI ' ltl1-, S. C.
1.atest Si vi's ini
I Idt8 fI, )11110( S fllld (aps,
iFior I,itli's, M)i.Sse an.i1 ('hihirien.
'Thiey kee e'ii.tant iy otn ham1 all the
N ovet it's itt I w 'W )i t pric :f.
N)'sI':s McKAY,
Minu Strie' , Greenv'ille, ,S. C.
W. F. Uhlssingamue,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
'at it'i in all thii ot'iis.
It~I. ,1.. I' A 111 IShl, Dentist (Ir1 .
v)~ille, S. C. Ollice tover Addison &
Mc~t'e's Dru ni St ore.
HUGH ES' TANNERY!
I have at fine' lot of
'~ 1 Iiihinil wthicth T aii xelliniga
"Rock Bottom" Figures.
l\ " ]~ i [hes amni if(eswaxi wvil bo i takent
<1een'tf
1 1. JW.NORWOOD, Dentist. D~r.
c .<nwoon, Assistant. Office,
88. Main Street, GIreenville, 8. C.
.an. 0, '92 y
OURoP PRNu GOODS
Have arivedald we wil be abl to show you
the best line of1
CLOT~E-II]1TG'rT
Eve broughlt to (reen vill. Our competitors must bow to
Ii., whnou it comlies to a (uec2stion ofI' PIC'E. Why?
Thlis is easily explined.
No~ l mSS, lih 1udt acconits, ;anid a (Ii.iisniIl other tliings that
1110au :1 lISS to ally busilles where cre(lit is given.
Pend-r1 ve. this, a1l if you find that we are clrect ill 01
calc Iult ions. v(ou w'ill 'give us a ebtanic to scll vou
J) { / \'(7 y (\/)6s 3 fg
Clothingii . to fit any size and pocket,
Ilats8und (Gents' Furn1-1ishling Go-od at thne somei Cgurecs.
Come ill and look throuh o sock,
which is cod to 110110
fa,
13 !15 aitreCreenville, S. C.
el11in all sumnter materials at. hII actual val u .
WA~il F.\ BIUC'S. Slp-*ial r'dactilin in I2.1 cenuts aiul I;5 (Pints.
Lawnus and( 1Phpties. toi goi at 5 cents per yard. .\ Lw piecils Ift't (of i
Kai wash silks, worth 25 cents wdl ilosii at I5 coats per yardl. A low
pa1terins l(f. of Perisianu 'ilk.- for wai:sts, worth 75) (Pins inail .$1.00, Ito
go at -II and -1) eiants.
SThA.1IE AllT' LI N IN. All goodls ini this line (onsisting (of
Scarfls, Tlray (' ov'rs. TFin Cloth K-, ( enteIr I 'iees, 8jS lases, tl.. worthl .
L.\('. \\'ill ciii- at half prie.
wo t\1.. ih '' I .: uaIiot jaIfrs
I.\ EN.T)\h. ELS-- w: dri--one at I10 cents each, and one at
25 iintf .-h.
i 1),. L ad :."Ha Chlowi worth I5 :cnts pauirI to go at 164 cents.
e., - . a . " 5 " " " " " 25 conts.
Richer'wHandsomner
THAN EVER PRODUCED,
fl7OUR'
iii.5LiTE5 HATS AND FURNiSHINGS5
WE>AE TALKING AB3OUT.
L ook over the stock; it's complete now,
and see if you dlon't agree with us. One of
two things we~ alwvays meian to do: To sell
you better goods than you get elsewhere for
the same price ; to sell you the same goods
at a lowver priice thanl you get themi (lse
where,
GREENVILLE~ S. C.
b
MoF ALL'S
<B U DC ETox<
-010
PHUN and PIAX
FOR THE PHOLKS.
Mr. Iditor: TPurnip seeds jist
ii. Fresh anid (Ivinuinle, (Good 'or
man11 an~d beast, n~ow is the tilmo to
prepare the patclies.
.' weat her con tinuies, and we
lave ia ilie) ic of Supphlis for
this montl. I lwins, luslisIalins,
uibrla I, light shoes, light bats,
light co1ts, pluniiery, Soups, tow
()1S, bruslis, coblis, aInd "
Whito.",
lleady-1mixd paints, aill color'.
for furniture and hund g work.
This is a good tim to brush 'em
up.
e in Ol i f (i l all Icili Is (ii I"a h
1P wVork . I Illi Ile-ZS, shell14, &-., N.v
it n o I y1 o 1 lik ' it, if' n i)[.
Vol get yet your silver batk.
.N[f'( fillrnitillte ani s rv s,- v
ery1th 1ing-como rest iii lu- roke krs
ind see.
Crover Cleveland
W ill no( lu- i ate el Pre-iile . bte
we vill 11:1111e :1 fewl prie. or e t I., 1th:a
will a Ytishl o. We :re1v
Coming
o tin' l ien lt-i to lii l how p1 iv- will
ii I e nya uin : wi we at liem i i titic il oe -ell
idel, -hea er th0:111 evw
To
eonvince vou w' n VIb e pol
wA cellm I . . . IN inch) l-e h iNl
-1. 27 inch P'.mrea. H t.._ 12'. . vet, den.
-i's. eepon 8 ei 1 v, S.'1l
a'n1- Se1 .. II v. k .
)rl-l. c I- . , .'31 piee s D CrIs 14 ( haci l l {
I ice o 2 n1 pi ieelie ll(-ah e 'i nit c et y --1.
NLglin o N ption., c-heiper 0h-1n1 von 4-11
.nyI Ich it in Grenville, Yrei ~
Pickens
wti-l. wil pl'i:-e Pemninbieeltccr wihen voe
6Ihi l sit bartaiNt.e 1 i e ':l-' :11 d
n-wu h-y Storw."
Walker & Owings,
117 lain St., Girecnville, S. C.
10h. 27. I, if priv
N " k'uimswunj SP OF BU8T1
the *
N ESS!
Our.Jmisiness so far this season
has surpaissedc our Pe(xp1ectationis.
The right goods antd tihe right
piri(es tell thel tlel.
( )nr nIovelty dreOss goodIs ha~ve
hav a~ :1Sc conde lot to) arriv M0ion
WVe haive all 1.1he latest trim-l
miings to match the ne0w goodsl.
onid smnall, ever' showni inl Green
ville for trimminng.
Our sille deparitmencit is coim
itlete. D ress silks, trinuiningr
silk, and silk for waists.
Only a look att these goodls
will conIvineo yOu, we' sparedl
not time 01r mlone(y in selecting
hese gootds and the comiplients
weI have r'ecei ved amlly repcays
ccs fori our tr ouble.
Your patroneage solicited.
West End.
P .~ S.-Apil 1st, we will move1 Ic
lie Garrison store, nex t to 1 1. E
Allent & I sro. Tio avoid hiavitng st
acuIty goodls t~o mtove! we wvill giv<
spceiail biargains1 oni all goels.
"Blight
costs cotton planters mnor<
than five million dollars an
nually. This is an enormhomi
waste, and can 1)e preventedl
Practical experiments at Ala
b~amla Experiment Stationl shiow
conclusively that thc use of
" Kain it "
wvill p)revent that dreaded plant
disease.
(lur paimphtlets are tnot tn-riing arnlar bo
ig specciaI fertilizers, but are. pcraecti ci c wors.nl ct ci
ing the resuilts ocf latest curex erim nt in th. lic
E'ver cottone farmcer thi ael at- .1 -pv-. Thecy art
Semt rc~e for thee askctinc
oERMJ~AN 1-:.\1.i w<i 1.
ij Nanane SI., New vou.
Save
Paying
Doctors'
Bills (
B..BBBOTANIC
THEGREAT REMEDY4
:FOR ALL BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES
lias been ehoroughly tested bcy em. 4
gnent phystetans an~d the pe~opce for '
40 years. ad lors quickly and l
SCROFUILA, ULCERS, EC2EMA,
RHEUMAISM, CATARRN, ERUPIONS,
and ait manner of EATINIO. 8PtRAtiNO ant
RtUNNINGQ SOR~c. it is b~y far the best iec andI
boite, 0t hles for $. ore saie Ic druttistic 4tpe
SENT FR EE woDnVaLn Um..4