The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, August 27, 1896, Image 2
EIVBRY TUMMAL.
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Post Olilco at Pickens
tr.
TISINU RATES.
or iticih for tirst ise8rtion, f
lIel 4iltabseq4Cnit insertio
litt for ttivertmise:iiliit.- on at
-i. Terrms eall. Auntital co
lo giarterly.
m. One price to all. No 811
or sptial rates to foroigni a
tiL mich m111t4, taku tho run
.11l abido by sli rates.
400i-H, ip loeni coln li, 10 co( i
v - - first itisert.ion aud i lvt (oIlts ft
1t(llt insmerti0:.
wcnlt.for cornilig isue siotti
-e lmit., I ill not later than Monday mor
f 1115The editor 'will 'lot, lit, re~sponsile for Ui
views aind opinitoria of correalloniers, il
less the siie are editorially' endorsed.
- Il1l-RSDAY, AUG. 271, -1896.
I1ier Sketch of 41a4 Life of
-Som thOurolina' Next 1ieuu tenam ia
CAoverilltor's.
Tho list issue of tho Piedmon
-oadlight contains a double col
1mn111 piCfnire of Col., McSwoonoo)
and speaks of him as follows:
l1on. M. . McSweeIey, the SuIJb
ject of this sketch, can truly be
referred to as a solf mado man.
Io was left fathorless ati the ago
of Imior years, his father dying of
yolow(4W fover ill Charleston. Young
McSwe'ney's struggle for a liveli
hood began beifre ho reaclhod his
tenth yeir. H sold newspapers
and cle'rked ill a bok storo. While
clerk ing lie a Lteided ai igih t school
an1d becamoe very fonid (if rending
and vriting. While ill tho book
store ho met Mr. Aigustino Ford,
a lemilber of a1 com1fpanly that had
just 1b ,unill the publicaitioin of a pa
per kinown, as the Gazotte. This
wrin i 1467. MeSweenley after
wards worked fo4r Burko & Ford,
j(ob printter. r'o4m41 there lhe wont.
to Edward Perry's where ie omn
pieted his apprenticeship as a joh
p'rint4rs' At bis tino Washing
tonl and Leo (liivervit y1, (f Lox
ing-ton, Vai., had offerrod
So sch ola r shIip1 to the Chai trlIes -
tonl Typographical U'niom, which
Was t-, lhe awartled to the lo(st de
500\118 of) till Notinlg Ilo Olin Oin
playetI in C harlestoi1 printing of
ficos. lBy a mavj)rity 41 vott(s of
moin0111e4rs of the U1i11 youll." A
0'4we0InV Wits chosell, an1d the
sch(olar1hip given to1 him. On aIe
colmiit of tht lack (41 1111a1ns he
foul d that ho colwl(i 11<,1 p for
his 'oard and clothing, and was
obi)d., after spenlding part, 4f a
5s1sio, to gIvo up his doe'ire for a
coll'!egiat (diention. i4ke all
good typsti, lit, dit tim, 114 was a
1'nion printer, and srved CAolum
hia Ty pograplhical 'lnioi as cor
respond11(intg secr'etary, Pand aftter
wards as prosidenit. Hie wats amongii
theO firist to sign the' reil for reor-)l
ganiz'ation (of the( Phoenix Hol
as8 se('r(htry of1 illo Comnpfilly f.4r 1
record( a s a demiocr'at is wyell kniowi
and1( he~ did Iititfiul worik for th<
par11ty ill ISTG. Capt. Paut IMeohan
Col. W. 8. Lowraince, Ccl. Willi<
i ll Il o s d a r d s I'4 1 1 ( 1 ' Ii as 44 i illte t'
of the cl1art'er m11embors1' of thr4
(Governoi r's Guar'ds. ) Mr. McSw eo
ney'p mohvedL tot N iiwty-Six,ini Abbe
villo. counI~ty, and1( commen1101ced th<
Gu ardian. Th'lis was his first bus.
'ness'4 4i vetr. .1lo ha (d ai (capia
(of 05, and1( pur11cased ai 54ucom
hand pre'4ss and4 outfit, for' $50C:
nora man cashi as first paymont11
.nd( wats a goe
thle pl)( e~4
a year ho pa i1
o4wed(. Ninety
)IA ii.., it,,in h is hoar'
and1( th14 kiindness shownl'i him b
the good4( pooh o1lt'f th1e town an
counity wvill n~vor bho forgottel
(Gon. M'%. L . Boneuhiam, now~ of .Ai
derson, wias a young tawyer ait ti
time, and rendered Mr. .McSwiooli
(by great hielpl in edi tinog his pape1)
Fai ling to get a 11ow1 cunty e~
t ablished with Ninety-Six as 11
county site. Geni. Bonihanm mlov(
to Newb1erry', and1( abou)it 4)no yeI
lator' Mr. Mc~wooniey moved1
Hampillton. (On the 22nd( dayiW
A ugust, 179, thle fir st issile of' 11
IHampltoni County (uatrdiani aj
pear'ed, and1( it has been pub11lish<
over since by Mr'. Mi~cSwooney. T1l
paper' has boon well mainaged ani
is .lookedl upon as one of' thio he;
.in the Staito. Mr. McSwooniey hi
ever been foremost ini overythii
calculated to help his town tin
county. Hie is rogalrded as5 one(
the best b~usinosn men in his se<
tion, anid hats been1 sulccessl uli
overy undor'taking. 1His progre:
sivo spirit~ is soon1 in (lile rent parti'
of Hampfl1tou, and( ho Jmas show
.his confiden1cto inl H~amptoni cour
ty and1( her people by investing (s
cr'y dlollar he has made in hi
counilty. Th(e school house i
H~ampco~n was bu1ilt by mne
loanedl to tho town b~y a fowv cit
zoens. The resolutioni we' I ofi ore
by Mr. McSwooenoy at a pubi
meoting and it was un~animlousl
agreed to. As intendant of th
town ho afterwards saw overy (10]
larr of indebtedness paid. 11
served for fivo years and then de
clined re-election. Mr. McSwcona'
'also took a promfinoent part ii
building the Baptist and Motho
d (ist churches. Hoe not only conI
e-trilbutedl . li berally, but solicitec
* ubscriptions in Augusta anm
/ . Congress.
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It- 1Al* $r vI . ...
-ira ter i . .. .......... r,- 1
Mile Creek.......... 4 3
l s t . ............ 13 :,
l'rat iit t w . .. ...... . i : 1
A Mle r's Cre tek........ 11 :? IT
r ooper's sho . . . .. i 3 fr
Cross Ilat i( 'l..
Norris' Mill . ...... I ot 11
icl kens. ... ..... . .)1 11 30. -13
0ol ( k hlT~ ill ......... t 1-41e1t 81! 11
I certify file above is ia core
Pickenls counit. y. WV. G. Mauildinl
-Hltouse; J. ILi G. McDaniel, for
Youn I jegilt ood, Treasurer and N. A.
seconl$ P imia l onl Tuiesday ihle 8t
to be voted for1., awe : E. Fe. Loop
S. Pl'sons o ti W. D. Jones, fo( i
f~or County suiperintendent (f J.
nti er the( s-11mc ules aIS before.
Charleiston. At thol( 11ast sossionl of
th LOgis 81tuI ro 'Mr. Mcwoon
had an . net passed ap poin ting it
o11111ission w i th poewer'i to s111
$'2,000 inl erecting -I 1,ilom fo(r the(,
Indigent Poo)(r of Hampton counl
ty'N. A~s his contribution ho ha1sof
fvnred] the Comm)IIIIssionerls 27 acrecs
of land situal"ted hotwemn llamnp
tol and Varnivillo. eleSweeniey
has alwayN s be0 en pr'omi(ilnt iII pol
ties, and ha1s twice beenl honored
as a1 d(legaltt to the114 Na2t1ioInll1 Dom.
ocratic Convention . At. t1h first
St. Louis colve-iltion in 18 ho
vtotOd for Clevolaid and Thurmn,
and at the conlvenltionl Inl Jly,
1896, ho voted for Bryan and Sew
aill. 11(l served the Doemocracey of
his couity for tll yeaIrs as Conitty
chlairmanl, declining inl 1"O-1. whenl
he1 was electltd to the Legislatulro.
11( has always talikeni grott intorest
in thi military 4 his State, and
was onl the stal of (d G'. StokoH
and Geln. loo'e, witih the ran111k
(f Major and 2lieut en ant Coloniol,
and is now on the G(iovenioi's stafl,
willi the ranuk of Clolel. During
the Ilast two 4sossions of tho Iuogis
laturo Io was Clairman of tll.
Comm i tttee on Mi tary. Alr.
leSweeniey takes a kOoll interost
inl all eduenationll matters, and is
ai trustoo of tle Souh aIolina
Collego and at mubher of t1he
oiiard of Vitors of the Citadel.
Mr. NIcSweueey is at imioinihbor of
the State Deiocratic Icxocutive
Comnlittio and has beui for. I
numbnher of years. Ie was fo r
eight years Prsideit of tile South
Carol P I1r4 A ssociation. He
initrodullced tihe free silvor' resol u
t ions ini the llamnpton~ Couty
Convention.
Mr'. McSweney was~ marriedl on
thel( 12th (liy of Juily, 1886l, to
hIMiss Mlatt it NI ilos2 l'or'cher, anld
a their union has beenl ble'ssed wit~h
six ch .ildron. F'our' aro' living'
hree boys and( 11. one air. Tlheo ('ld
est, Alilos F~orl'C4r: thle second,
IEugene lonhamI; th1( third, I,o0..
Ilis friendls and1( those8( who knowv
him best pr'edIict for1'I hilm a1 brighlt
futuiro, and1( they hope to seo i
eloeted laiouttenant Gov'ernor by a1
Thor41e cani be 1no 'saodde sighti
thanil thalt. of' a brokoen downi, ov'er
Iworked( wife and1( mothor-a woman 1
who11 is tired a111 h1r1 life throuigh.
,I1 the wor'k ot the hiousehIold
.Cann~lot h0 a(comlpl isheid by ordeir,
1 systemi imid miodora'~to wiork, w'ith
.1 (out then no0'(ssi ty of woar1ig,heart
,break ing tol l--foil thait is niever'
1 onided anld nl3eer hoegui, without
- mlakinig life ai treadm1(lill of labor41,
~, 111h21, 101' thle sake of 1l'humanity,
y let the work go. Rot ter to I lvo inl
d dlisorder' thani that order should( be1
1. purichaish'd at. so high a
i- piiic-the c'ost of hiea I lh.rengthI
e and14. happinI ess, and( al tha111t malikes
- existence ondurab1lllle,
r. 'li T h oman)h splends her li fe
s- in unnoilcessalry labo' is uniiitted
to for thio hiighior duItil)s of the 1homo1.
d She should ho b the haltven of rest
rr' to whliich both huisb lad and chii!
..) dren21 turni f'or peace0 and1( r'efr'eshi
if 14l men. 1" Sh should b4e the( carel'fl,
ot in1tell igtenit adv1'iser and1( guido1( of
>- thle 011e, tilt tendor01 confidfanite and
dI hio1lpmato of the othoir.
le Hfow is it p)ossilo for a woman,
d exhausted in1 body, as8 a naiturl't
at conisequonlco iln mind11 also, to pher
iS for O1'i 0h11er1 of thioso oIlhicos? No,
g it is nlof poissiblo. Tholi conlstanit
dI strain is great.. iNatur'o gives wayti
>f h)oneath~ it. She Jloses helth, anild
- spirits, and1( hIopouilness, anld,mloroe
nI than~t all hier' youth--the 1last1 thinig
I- a1 weoman~i should( allow to) slip
s from hier for', 110 imatter how old1
ni she is iln years, sho is inl years, sho
- should1( be young in heart and fool.
-in~g, for tihe youth of ago is somio
.8 thing more attractive than youth
n itsolf.
y Tlo tilt overworked woman this
i- green old1 ago is out of the ques
dl tion ; old ago Comes oil, soar and1
c yeOllow, befort its time. HeIr dis
y position is ruiined1 ; 1hor tempor is
o souired1, her very nature ischaniged
- by thes burdoin whichl, too heavy
to carry is dragged along as wear
- iced foot anid tired halnds can do
,' their par t.
Even hor affections are blulnted,
and she beomles moroly a ma
clino-a woman withlout the time
i to be womanly, a mother without
I the t~ime to ftrain nd guid e-.
Heprese stat Ives sherlII. o
tcorr
1111~ 181
3; 'l i -N 2 r5 11 - 5 139 9
13
15, 31 1 :11 1 ,&
15 15,6 :1 ) 5 33 46 73
reur of th Is, Pimayl ecin i
11 . M r a n) t
C I to A T h er w
h*tlk of tmberI in whimah he canidatesl
Shrff . 1.
I I~liv. ill whc 44valiav%
r 3111dAlM. I lentlrIeks, for Supervisor; \Y.
'oronler; J1. 1?. Itley tail WY. \V. F. Br-ight ,
t cation1. Tile sl"l111C nuIg .~ 4ers Will :1et
JOHlN T. 00 ,Chrmn
childron is only a mother ca.1n4 , ia
wifo witholit the time to sympa
tinze with and chlioor her litihal,7
so overworlkd during I hI day) Chat
when vight comeits her sole thought:
th most intense longing js for
rIst ip sloop, that very probably
w%-ill nIot comoyand ov n if itshol14
shio is Loo tired 14 ejoy,
.Buttor far let ovorything go un
hulished to liv) ats best shO can)
than to entail on4 4~ b rOlf an1d 'au
ily the curse of overwork.-Phi li
dolphia Timos.
1 A(1 Jot'RNxl ,; As it 111s1 bo n
sCllno tilio SmO yo haol 11lvo hueard
If mi mIhe Will writo a few liiws.
1 l' rops six week1 1Ugo, I 'er.
tLh finst. I' ever s w at. that I inwll
)r tll, berIut Own two wvetj " k ry(11
liot wither Ilas.t tI theiln tof' on'o
) or moro. (]dn tig t1 (lijlyk ore
011la1iia half-crop canl be inild lin
Lis sectionl andl Cot toll w l IINot be
ant, if wVe don' have rainl soonl.
1.s..1 B am-i t 11 t, ofI hi C a, ig8gqi11
.11 lr. . .11ooper has hel
,n th sick list. for tie past weekf
but not seriius.
Mr. and Mrs. J . Aarion toopjr
visitd the familf 1 l )r.and M(rs.
Adolphus Williamls la \w-k.
Mr. Anydrow Bram(Ilet t, or Mica
after ta plea'ant visit to reitives
[lind friind's inl Greeniville co nt
Ioturn3td h1ono Il!s-t weki amd I'-..
ports crops very sh3ort1 inl that soe
tion).
M lr. l'rank Manse1l wein t.
Orvotivi 'eo (111 ilvI' this Mf13
Fol. dor pilli. ri 'i s ,i' 1 of1 ,
grins had5'i1 411.
MJ 11MIS.Mn l.Jpe saystii he4 h asl41
alwsitdto blua\ 1,d (th' tibl whe(1re
ays terills\i~4I3 lasbt few 3r.
but say 13lw Jh'liev3s t sion,
than b r s1418ince ait. 14)li 'lInteil
1'ites 1I I 11441334 a s juror. 343.
Well C~p canidaty hIow is tit with
G <'0e31, i gles 4411 1)154 4'5 1 is gettiek.
pt13)(iy 1143~ w.ith1131 itixiety , w<>4 )der
11i11 . w1etl1 y)l1 Wl IUIV leted siir
grill. I)1( t Iy I y>. rosije tt
he. ar i4l you had4101 hety 13 or ro
pi ays .11.' n\ces1sary i dj1ej~1iLl' it.
8(Stht w 'l We lil 7 I 111. luW irt tha,
votes ar coinited3.l..Id~ l c
The roadinl1.' Pikens iouty Ware
abnost. nlassab4le 1i( lcs. Wettll
hop11e the31 leople wll a3ll eo the
tBoard' ~ l of Cotrl' 1.5)t1h 41 y\uus
and eflet a3 nin that will havoC05 W
130the otto1f uvi131 ,~o h
take3( a day14 1131 ot ad rediet lon~ ty(
'i4s dol0El, nyhow ?3)1 CanV a. deOM
13ver31 h4 5t cents. 13) ? Do1 34hWogoldhug4 1
givotwo .ulve-dolar fo oedo.
ho iad t ~m(et ii.-llcynver. Cuol.~
Rusk0 1 1 i'sI had3( stat of1 boah LIs
shownIi~ by1 th11 olowin ( refer'encehat
1.uVOter4 :91(4ow 1)1 foih or (43y 1104
b14n, g3(11111lone n' ep-a niothV wit h.
hoth1wings hur d offl aml droppted i
into 1h(41 141llow1.i t ig pslms1 Swith
wuhiat is lfof(1Ii hi antenn33o."'
11aker1s ar'e bred to h3abits of'
ear1lyV r1iing ; but1 iS tha 1 an. lIy r'eas
on1 why they should( pan11 'out so
It is a lonunI'onl saying thiat lovo
ly womanil enn11 not keep) aL secre't.,
but who3 heOsidos horiselfi kno(ws
wh'ero't 1h03 qocket is'?
T1ho0 froeo silIver' mo3vomont01 i.
causmi1g som11 e'xci tiont inl lhe
South.1. Yes, I s4)0 some1 of' the
farmors are raisinig Canle.
Circuit f'or 1896 ar'e as foliows:
Prioaching oni first Sabblathl at
11 a. m3., at Twelve Milo; at 3 -31)
p.' m., at Gap Ilil.
Second Sabbath4 Pickonls at 11
a. mi., and3( 7 p. mn; Bethlehiem 't
3 :30 p. mn.
'Third Sabbath, R~uhama3Uh ait 11
a. mn; Fair Viow e , 3:30 p.' m.
Fourth Sabbath, Datcusviil l t
11 a. mn; TJabor ait 83:30 p. m.
W. M. IIAinm.:x, P. 0.
Mr. Perr'y F. Thlornl'oy arr'ived
in Pickons from3 Fort WVorth1, Tex.
as8, lastt Tuiosday mlornlime.
Suiperv isor. oroiter. denI -u
I: 'M It i :
is 4; 1 -,:
:It 0 , tll 0 t -
1 1it I '
1I N li t
0:1 Its! 5 lil
* ' ' i;
5! l , 101
9 o. , j 10,14 75I 1 1 80
1111 _ 1 V5 4; - 131 d1 07
ri i7 : -i l'
x7;l a
Ktut( ~ ~ ( H(kv:-E':I1q
EIlerbe, S It: 1 Harrison, '710. McSwe
I.0:3!. LN r- , I 14 . a it r ,I i
.,0t): .\1 .1yliehl, 2:1G. Waitis. 'i R:liel
South Carolina College!
Columbia, S. C.
se '1 h .IA ' I.epi 0h.I ' Ten rew
with Diplomas. Special
'o r .-.will h C riillente . Bo l, 8
Wanb.\e-An a d ngtoriatet,
Chemic l, Ilhyica, l i rilgie u ete .
M ainin. Total n.eCe s expess foilr
Li o-f e dclu ivo irt veht ngr w1td
Ctin )fri 12:3 (to -'P:3. Womewn
oh adI.( all Chisses..
hh l- I ther pn- .ent ,
set.',0 J ..\i 'S 1OOllROW)X.
WWho can think
--QQof somet 8ahnplO
tWatedo Iea thingto patent?
Protect ytor ides: they aiy rinig you wealthL.
WrIto JON WEDDE.Al & CO. Patent Atto
y e 1 ton, D. C.. Aor their Si.800 priro ofter
IBt of two hundred nventions Wanted.
DIOCKSON.
;owha onalsa pe
Sh atoyoestor
3,000
air of M ' ,oys, W a s, .ll.
.Is an1d Chien's Shoes, factory Samn..
Iles, to be sold at les-s than manineoac.,
nrers price, begwinning Febrar
ortne St. Secure (BargaIinLs. Cm.
un see beoe ter ssae icke d
outs ouhtn Cp
TFac* ' torykt~ Sho (Sitre~
J. .MIsE nK,
IA.S. 't ( .N C. Sc hi, aSn(eqM
r~iecedt so maker is ithx us. wh.
mI h l'!.,,hG. 'la~ila
tibe to Icros.in. my1c p re hi n a
1)ent'-J W. I. A 0ON DOOPist.
88Main St'eet., GiR ENVILLE, S. C.
IateIt S~veoi
lat, BonetsadCin
or edie, isss ndCilrsn
. FR LLILDANMIKI SEASESAY
M0ys*ati Srest Greiclle S. O.
SO!. jlA. .o U N, ,.' iCZnAss .A
~ RIELMTIM, AIPce, ER.IIUI., .
alrm ti a n a ll uth curll (,tt. RilXt
I II J. P.t CAlto~LItLE ti en.~ tiist Green
Wt5. M't2. i..ou oa,ra*n Assay ,,.. O ie
88 M i SttetO 4i 0.. Anville, 8 . C
I rre u rer. I I t 4) r
0 c0
103 S :14 ;: 11 ' i 1 V :
*2 1919 0 17 :5 r, Ci 131 m ,8:5
5 lii 15 I 20 I
S :4) 1) 1 2 )1 1 .11
9. 1N 2 it 8 1 84 .4) 0
:17 0 1i i I 5
to. .11 11 .f 1 30 1 i M :i1 H'
r :,84! 4 .i i I i 11) i
I -4) i10 48
3 1 0 3i . i . 1 :1 1 : 107
1 o8 9 I 1 IL 1 t.' 1 1. 10' 11
3 i l oiiis7 9. u. We 44i
). Timmerman,8 1,240 Roinon
Coming
'toi I li coc (lll'14iI l l,. In". p! ivez Nv'iI
fl'x Al WI. id we ilre lletcl'ili ht to sell
To
eoll illv %.il, rea 1 1;t0:.
'liest. coPIoti for -5 c.., 38ii ii I '"1CIc Sl
itty 8 w.-~. 15 ct -s. orit de. fcii' 8 ('.t.:. 1'2A
ots., creponii 8 ctz. Bi- lot, e'lieC) .1 clx..
25 yards Sea lsl.imid $1.00, 16 y-ai'd Rvlt',
D lrill , $1I.(',0. 36) piece's D ress (o Is. hlf
pice 20 p~ices~ fine 91(( 5) cents pei yar: .
Big line of Notio. chieaper than ', 'i (-,iii
Pickens
(3 1 t.- 0 ei'i'i' I in i hnt we 11" ' a"Id s' ll
lotilill 1(1t; Ai' uiti U jr t i let
tile ehleap atore."
Walker & Owings,
11 MIain1 S -t., -r c.0 vill. 8. C
Fe b. 271S 9 0 7f
IN 1111E M1I'DSI' OFRES
S109 i, SiSl
nil36 Earl, 709.s Wtan th rg;
(hrnovert (Ceve~lndov
we vCill namo few~ wces of~a gtil tha
hwill'ustonishyon. te ae y Mn
'to the chllo thei law-tes till
>Inls toheaprth tever O oos
coince youl, earl sh!. n Green
beclo for 5 etni.a. 8ic ael
lIt. 7i )h1re al. erls, 2 't .i tem..in
uts i . a15 esl fr~n~or 8 ests. 12
25) yari Sa lshok~ at00 t0ase goos
Drill, C1.0. l ices yo ru, Goo is, iitf'
buyt tie o n in GseenvitenY'
pespe wills plane tree w< m vont
cs o to r treenv itjht. eby riisi
nothin but-Arins., "We arel rlie to
the cheapistore.o'' ,nx.to1.
WalkeerIi'o T & oingvi"s,
17w Main t., Gr"~e evill, ..
Fjeb.i27, l18'a0,i tf llgosg
On P usnes s so t i l eao
has surpased u fepectatichs
Thre right gooduc anvte anagin
prics telte tale.by eril
day o. roueray. oofcrp
and smll, evesw integn Green..
feile rs continig. hg eu
Ouragsil- doatmniscm
Strikinglyooabthee gst
no have ore moe ain1y sfohoing
theinggoos pandh ompiet
wur hav et areci Ierams~ly dreaysom
usin foria our tzrs oblro. atca s cot.
iW aetrsacest ch sEchffriain n
P. eal S.--pl st, ers ill mov e re fo
theGariso str-c next Sto ew Eor.
and exhasd 'tfilds Awhich
be mae roiAbeny frte
byr nratipope roatnnfcrp
'a byra the inelflien useiof
fevratzerttkno s is coti ig hi h('per
cengeso
LaSt rkinl of iet'ni ablern reuts
have bee ob taned NoyI fllown
the asi.ULtoki3I
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Ilave arrived and wje will be able to show you
the betline of
LO'~L'II]STwG- I
Ever brought, to Greenville. Our competitors must ho(\
Io *when it coimes to a question of P RIC1. Wiy?
This is easily explained.
These two words mean a moiuntin of tlingsl '
No loss, 11o hvd accounts, and a thousanid otlier things '
men011,1 a loss to any busines where credit is given.
Pender over this, aild it you find lithat we are correct inl o
calculatliols, you will give us a chance to sell you
SLTRJ -AU Ax(1) kS (I jri J1I
Clothing'" to fitany size and pocket
lats and (Gents' .Furnishin1 g Good at tlhe. same f1giur'
Coie ill and look throughl) our stock,
which is second to nole
T'11 lC-1 cl~ismu
Creenville, S. O,
Sad I 5 ain treet,reenvI .4
beeni knowni mi I Gr'iiv ill cefo~ re. Ulack andu colored I r)s Goo ( i .~j
cludinig all siumnwrg~ materils at hlIf aictualI vahnt'. 4
WVA~1l[ IRRICS. Special redneci on in 1L.' cents and 15 e n
]\aI n'asit sii:s, wVorit h d c .-~. wil cltose~i at 15 ectnts pe yard. ;
patrsIi of PeOrsian si!':.- Icr waists. wvorth i7 cniIs amil $t 1.
STA,\3li~1PM A\ llT I N E.: . A Il goodls in) this Iil Clinfco sist i .p:
Scarfs, ' ray ('vrs TV ..la Gi oths, Center P'it)ces, 'plash4rs, 't., .V0Irt
1Vrom :25o 5 cents, wdi I efuse at. 15 andl( 25 celn>;.
LACES. W ill closa at halfi Iprice.'
81 ECI A L SA LE O1F M A'TINGS AND) Is V'G8. 50 rolls Mia i
wvorthi 61.5( tol, to go at E'.98.
SAIYisNA R I'GS. 15'l Ruigs.Al ie.:tdt'wpttno
SL-25; redtiue t) Ia 75 C iets.IPilLit;(aj', 5 c if
$2.25 "' " $1.68 cents.
$8.00 " "' $2 It) Coe ts. * \ l' ':;I
$6.0 ''$1.6 (PlLS 1 .~ (ttnmanoill Carpets.5er
25 cepi-I .
21Do-,. LadI~ies Bhack H ose wvort h 25 (ents por1 i ' I.
Richer~rHand somer
TRAN EVER PRODUCED.
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~CLOTNES, HTS ANDFl iNH5INGS55
WE'RE TALKING ABOUTF.
Look over the stock; it's .complete nowv,
and sec if you don't agree with us. One of
two things we always men ito do: TIo sell
you better goods than you get elsewhere for
the same pnice ; to sell you the same goodls
at a lowecr prnce than you get them else
where.