The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, September 03, 1896, Image 2
.People's Journal.
T1. U. 1OBiNSON, Editor.
UBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
)scription One Dollar a Year
.ntered at the 1ost. Office at Pickens as
ond-claiss iiatter.
ADVERTISING RATES.
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Iy ermils for 'ar'll ilihset'lent inisertion.
iberal 4j 5tltioiit foi adlvertisemklents ail nil
-nnal constracts. Terms4 ensl. Annual con
tracts, Jluivablle tiltarerly.
No favorites. One price to all. No spe
cial po4itimo or spiecial rate.s to foreign ad
vert.isers. All stch innst take tit- run of
the paler ani ti hidt by sich rates.
Local notives, ill local volitisn, lo relits
per line for first, i 'sertion ain live eamts foi
cach subseqpit itsertion.
Ativertisvminent for coining issuet s1liult
'ho Iandtled in not later than Montlay nior1.
Ing.
ThIe c'1itor will init. he responsible rliii
views and o iinions of correslit it s, tiii.
less the sane are editorially entldorsel.
TlI ' 1SDAY, 101E '. 3, 18!s;.
. 1O TII E 1'OTiE UN.
The campaigi is ovt, the VOes
east and collted., anld the(, resilts
declared anld puiit.ihd. 1 The State
olectionl was n14t wl-1(itu Its sur
prises anld Ca-I el lt n'lts nItlm
rollection :-Ind clse. sitidy v of ('14
tioll stat ist it's so,,1i t vorify (11'
prediftt101s 4f (11k e'xporiclice-d litiv
igators (>1111 O telupestIolls sont (4
politics.
The vdwlit'r 01f til1dellRNAL, (Ill
tered th0 tirolli (4 S1tilto Imlit es,
alnd his eaillcid-loy wlYs ltt- Illlike
that oi dtii-s, having its It-riis
of da1 feb-dings and f(11 brigtl
promisos. Th t'oiis1 40, tit e iI
paig 4'I lt ip11e ii 0 w51 i''tilliiito
but illdie till' ir ('t 1il1 graVi
ilill \iet'11 v. T t'i'i I ll et ' illI
'Was adt ettl io tli' e llit' (4i wI \
Subm it, ein'-f uly111 N ( 1 t , docisilni
of th p p- ()llr fr-inds1 wh21
Unders lit ll ..IlS, 7il.llist:llits ('.x
pressewd t homlselvi's sat isfiod \\it|
ol i t oma w
tin vxpolrie.lliu'd a'I Ai lldstddi('l
W t :11o {><1 ( )I of lll' vilto a111
call nlever N a oir to k e 11(p ijt11'
of plekil elit' 's v' ' H11. as On' t ill I
aged <mlir fri l ie ill oihe l emtiatiO
anid it 1-y '1 1o rii - e dy t o sup)i I , 11
agai., shu'lld Picells walit uis t
prsent i]-r calu s nireIfte1 ,
tVtite hnd gulad .ei
Finoal nali Toa4 et n
Nut ll a ' E u11 11114itto I l' I, .AllI
'I e ii in I I 1 r. v is I lee . i
no hi, good I''tiii' ben1ig n)'tolw>
31tby istil it ritili, iixi0i 111111 iI11
3c08d t Sllowiing t lloi he lli sia
'u ifuyiIll |Ili ii. les (' 4) 1 1i ti ll
cntly a 'ila r all s, it Ill.0 c0ieilat
tote1 iilu 1( ~tiees: tlh-rho 55,eri
quarrison, I ie2'10:i \\'tman, hitl,
'.uc0 2: . Oltw(n-y 2 1 .1 t2 :tt5 (' 04p.'
and50 T~a nking itse, ai11s: Nofrtn
ma nt', 75.-. to .eAl y lieul, .'a5,7 17
bobinr n :y da, 105:(\\'k 21( lo -1,5%:
The banke'iYis aregvn the Tra
uryloldll for( ('ii( Treaso't notesn
rtlerve. oT. he (''rast 1 locks1 lt>
thLold, Mnthie ban ers look up
andoth bosie oe he coutrsuler
For co) Ouf lie caculati me
dium, .-AgsaCrnc
Davi . Duihl has laos coe be
twenoh bandOq wag~ So anshp ic
wogon fbrt heas suht o make irett,
ofromr greotrilway Firstemijs togi'v
tunedratonuto the pulraitandlt M
lowh ecurso rats lore atonm
nesit Suin url IGomean liso)
Book.l
SeNsato* Ti91aa119says YM Madslinag
Ing lann I1ypimot taed tihe Reforean
Forces.
Sonator Tillman arrived in Co
lumbia yostorday morninkg 'Thoro
has boon a groat deal of specula
tion as to what h'o was going to
do in tho matter of tho second pri
mary for tho United States Soin
atorship and naturally politicians
woro oin the qui vivo.
IIo wont to theinfilsionbutdur
ing tho day cam it) the State
H1ous. Tho meting of 10 exe
cutive.commiitteo havt ing brought
11111 prolin1lnt inl politics from
all over thoe State t) th city,
the SiItor hold a kind of infor
mnal recoptionl of themIl inl the Gov
ornor's ollico and inl the lobby.
WhIei sen by a liegisttr roport
er Ihe Seiator was suirr oiiiidod by
a rowVld to wll)]m) lit was tolling
his eXperinCwes inl Ponsylvania
and thel proi.poects for thw election
of lirya [ anSowall. Am soon ats
he coiuld hb pulled away fromi
t.im ht was asked to say somo
thinlg about, Stato politios. 1i1
was asked wha t, lie thounghtI otf th
reVsul t. of the rlcen t. prinluiry lund
Ie rteplied(: It looks liko mud
slinging has had its otlotct inl dfe
iorizin ziig or hypiotizinug the. Vw
forin forces. A bout. 20,000 did not
vote at, all, wasn't it?"
Stiini oliv asked Iiii 1 4 whet her Ite
would have aniytlhiig til say Ihofore
tle primary, bit. lb relied tha4t
hi- woul n, b(ecaui t inre temi uld
I Io eetint'jugs at. which hli could
111lk. o saII he wai s going to rest.
at, homet, and await, ordtirs of the
iat iqtllal c(liiniiittion as to wle're Ie
shoul gl ne-xt.
lie was akd spitpi-a1lV wi-th
o r hll prolposed tol takv anly lutild inl
thew forth coiIIIg cteitt'st I have
ill this IigIlt or ill h)resillit lit ad
v.isqe tin, Inoph-ow llh% y shouh11
vtto, and I do) lot, tilnk at! thii
late date it is obtl igatory fi me4. it
take a hand.
It was suggest'd t hat, fven i l
kept'l ou 1alds (11 It, iillg i lls' Iil
mout11h, a, whiebl hll I'lugi-d, hut
sit il: I tftel, h'im.vow er, that. it is a
dut11y to) tIn- peo)ph- 1*,)r m14 to saly
- I l i i al iv lil ' liuvo i .It'<I 1 illilI -
tnI'd lv ilhi- eoug ilut (4)v. Ev.
alis lt I ll I d Illy plicit' t
w it I h disponsallry ridha.t's, t he.,
shoubl I undettive'd. I stppiet
n hih-. In this < itv at tIn unuislioll
- asis s giis an1d ri d. I havo
in-v rI h.- tt slightist, faith il
th charg. anid d.) no4t, believe h(
saidt4 it. I hiavt alwas blieveld i
at slalldi-r frloin startil )tillis'll llt(]
wi t ityllllh fouI d i tio . I 1lsl ievt
ill, i'ltil)li' kt I Ilii' ve btt ti
sel-f-ri1spect. to alssociato withi ally)
Inll ll tii I itli t'tved izuldo alY
slch cintirgos -lgil llist. ito'. I do t l'
Ilit iove hie t'veri' hliiglilt it, uiulil
fless said it..
Ih-ferrinig to a dispautch publlilih
I dt firtom \V'ashinugtonu y'sterdayv ini
Swi ili lit' wiis <Ju<>t -de it s si ing lie
w aItlit i tit t l i<> lin g to do willIi (Ilt'
* te i liis StatIe, lit' satid lie bIld
\Vn.ih itgt eil altid lot i nit, Iiill11ed ito
an ln lbo t' heuloatorialI rae
S't'initorV 'Tillmain said thiat his
had niticed in th lit'last a spirit of
was neetdotd wa's lor thiis diesire' to
lbe cult i vatedI. Ohie troublde was
t1. t st of t he netwspap'rs wer1e1
againlst. sitlvGr antd it was Ilard to
get iiitormait ion to te pletI~(.
\\henth le ft PenmisylIvan ia, ho
said two had1( waitedit oin him to
mako1(t speeC~hios iln corta in parts. of
the Staito andit besHid)s. he had rec
coiv'ed th ree colograiis maiikintg the
samo rte(uoset. Ati to thie elfects of(i
Warltson's canididaicy hie said thait
ho did( not bolievo the propolets ofl
tt enocracyIt'~ wold hot inj iuo
ill the \Vest, wh'lere tf'u-in 1has ail
ready lhoen accomiplhishedl wherte it
' was niecessariry. 'I l' only t ruoule
Geor~igia and Te'xais.
lie deinounced as a lie ihe story
wvhichi hias beeni gointg (t iroumIs
I. to the 'lt'cet thait lit htatd tfered
ie Watsoni thie prmoiio of a enhiniet
p1ositiLon ini cas) lie withldre'w.
ir Senaiitorii T.lilhnani hefIt vest erdayi
Sa flernitoon ftor his home ini Treintoui.
- --Co'luii il Reitgi ster.
R esolutions on cotton TIes.
e* \ itr 'as te mll unillciireins of
a t he tflt iro cott(on.1u ties lhave' form..i
- ed1 a trust, andt ti inreasedI the pricet
- ablout 10)0 por cenit. wit hout just
1 cafuste. Thleretore, lie it resel vedl
by the fairmers of PItcken's county
~ in lmss mlooting assemibled.
-ltt i ron tie whieni a' substtitt' can
h e proellre~d.
fanly gins who will not use the wirn
ftio whlonl he' can procure 11h31m, 1)1
put tho old1 bagging and( ties at th(
' price of Inst year.
1 8d. That we approciato the sor.
, vices of (Col. D. P. D)uncan, mana
) gel' of the Stato Al lIianice .J'xchangt
of South CJarolina for his unitirini
fservices in our bohalfC.
1 4th. T1hat a cop)y ol theso roso.
lutions be furnished the county
papers and the Cotton Plant.
W.T HL. BavYANr, Soc.
f You've bothiere a~ lout this bill
.' fifty times in tori days. Pvye botheretd
V you about the bill, I atdmit, biut I
haven't boiuible to grasp anythiing
Syet.
3 A paper advertises for sale a pow
i which "commnands a view of nearly
I~ th tholo congregaton"
EMaaon.
To Tuitm JoURNAL: This is (on
sidored an ago of advanceten t an<
onhightounmont, but regardloss o
titat the world is <ividod inlt(
abiouIt' tl'oo cla80, botihI morall,
andl( finlancially, viz: Finant lcially.)
Ist, thos Who 1110 inl posses8siol
of i considorablo amount ()f prop.
erty. 2nd, thoo Who are ill good
circumsiftaneuos forl living, and 3d
those who havINo nothing to dopon<
oil oxcept for th prosent da(y
Morally, 1st. thoso who vro willingp
to do unto oIthl's a8s they wouh
havo ot.hlors do unto thoimi, amth
mote out justico int all respwcts
2nd, t,lose wlo protelnd to ho lhon.
est for tho saki! of popularity ntilt(
self-oxalloth wIss,; and 34d, those wh<
care Iot, for thom1)selves I fo4. I'm,
others.
In this ag.e ofl advancment,117
ctla't s-'m but tWi ways inl whici
thoso three ( s11 ses atro to() bi
brougt. gba
tio4. 11o is the. Ievdiumil hotwol
IIIa and nll-aul, nliltd 1eduentiac
(al ithe othert is . mort rofIlw<
or'm111 ()f duation"14 b11tween) G1<
an1d manul.calle-d Salvat ion hrnlul
Ch r i St.
1 'duention is at rd14 inim i t inl (r
iY.N'lI , of ile wo14 l i l. d d. ts i 1t
mta to exalt t ho xatd and dit
ira,1 L'e t 11 1 li, b Iut t) I i nbt
lI I N tIe'xtt antd xa ha dgratd
Id 11 1s1 a I'r eet 4educaint In t i t
111 tist inl dis -11sing41 w41 I all im
lill if ~hrill" t y a i ih riiwlg i - t 1
f -r ()of,.1alf!h people to mnmclon
ptli fat vtpudity and right 'ous
111'ss. Elllu at iion is Ithe k'y t
stt'ss, and itll l t it in-ro ;I
rit ly t no k y t o sutcc4s 4'.
l it l 11e4i sisis it (liti till
s i I I 1 it I II, 14 1.4'' IllC'. I )I ') k
ltioks ar, simply a v14 gt bh- to4 1444 441I
tention. l ' tiu tiet i is ,il' expat n
Siilitl'.d devi iti t tI ow (d, 1 4 Illil1n
ln 1. iie 11( 4''t r tt''y J)1'4 4144' e licl e.444'
thr1it 111a i cul'4 t i(' ation of44' 4 goo 141
Stlgg I"lo . IpI. 't'' to
I ill lity N 'N . 1 'l'ett e' h
i ll-, t t 'ren is n gn"raer l1 eass
)r awtl't il e n4I t44 ll' P11rw I lg I V1.r
1 T14I 1 tltSr t Jl t"Vll 11444
\\ i It IItih dovitt l4n-) t, it n I r I I4ir4)1
dev pi i It 1 nt 1t ) k .lee apneti I. I 'in
th 11 1 6 andr 1llM lie 11he 's to I(i I 11 11i
k'nlII I it l 441' t I s i . I i i
It Id' itiet l(!4s, 1 ( I'w4\4 I1 f 1 d 1114.
(l ntc ild r-oll 11r , j lIrelli. ( l -It alf-S
1ti141 ti itd l t'd'vI . St lle to to v 111.1
sAl-m-St 1i ll tl ''4 is 1111w" (111 lt -l'tl
a1tt'ending thet pub14 l1 iv c 11111 it 41 \
t i ill to l . \ly lign, p'1t e V.it. 1) IYith
MIN ligo ll crotbillse. ald vet we "l\
IIli I lit - liltd ll (101 W41) I'O ul1 ,141,
111 111 ilt .llyv tg', Whietll bee s184
V rie I i It' I I I ' I It e v it (riv(lN. \
Iln i d etti i lt ,\i'vh )pi li MIllI
'1111cn . 1 , l tsilig. i)'4'4 ' ls 4','1ti'
h cli) tri' lli' I Ith Ilrost i1bi)o
andithen',1 th' is w lelit 4)4.y i
\Ui h the (1 pr14'141.e 11( .it st o Iteir
wen lie g 1114)it ~1lt ' cxan t pl sa I'
ltr) erilils, gter01 parti
which ino he1( 84tib IgvIto iprop-(
4x)npl for ObOreO~Cept.oIlt ott
ohble u proe 1this( to181 be11true.
es te1ubychOr and1 prteachbold i
don't procejt thut pr or aouri1h
itot. to make immr~ 1 helty in
twism they ilht mturally dovt
opsmehigwiclild.as
thtouto be dlieased wisdilomo
ihg uthctt whyiig ton 1'ind shedi
fomelt.h r m n whc ma i
CTero ar11mor1(than halfpt bthiy
parntis whtoo dt. trol~1 ()thei
childre athmad'h ils
inl. h'lIoy noo(d devolopmnlit an<
an idle brain is tho dovil's work
shop. They should be kopt busi
in tho school room i whon it can b<
tdonoelbut , whl it canl be dolon,the
should ei'- employg11ed ait o11011
Book-louringl aMono -is not educa
tion. While it is a groat llelp,pa
ronts nor tcaclirs F.hould dopon<
ontirely oi biks.. TPhere is agraa
rospollibility res ii.g oil parent
and tnaclwers for tho wiy in whic]
thoy train chi Ihiro.
I am Hatitsfied tha.t I.) one1 fool
moro interestetd inl educating th
rising generi0atiol tLhnIti Imysolf.
.i. M. L.
l t! b a n lsit I bill, von Ii.-I h.ve piri
blooll :1.11 goodl heval. 'To lit So. purIIif,
lihe blidrI li 11 I l up1t Ile Ielhi witd
Ite .w-,t. 'It'a Iit. tnI Blood I ullriller of th
age, otanic lio Hahntt.3:11, ( . I, ,
11 is Ohe ()Il mia i l tl re iable r-emeds41
11. never faik It o (mrl a.:ll minamn-r of B1o00'e
;1(i1 'kin isen.,s, where einien ph y
sicht Ians.:u l all (ofher knownl r1Iemeclie
h::ve filecdl. S isiyfor. book of 1'r
par-tivInlar1S.1c t ! he lotal lehdn Go-, Athin
(,:. For Sal( b1Y DIven gt.
Moil-y to unm -Cal aI I > 0
h'ox 'No). 15, 19ekon"'s,"8 C.
Iar.1211'
A aNoll ) samce Ill4! 11ts4.
I or Sulprvisor.
Til- i t * v Iriiils of J.. F. 1.00111M
he-leby : n ime i iin a a anllitlai 1'(p
Lh-it I . f up I I IvCi I r I',u kens t 1tit 4, lollt y
i lii tI li t- 'I i trs in It he primary1- Y er
'i 'l - o t . fii. r i i oii i I, I tf I T I I .\ \ , i iu t
ItittI,~~~~~ \ttimr i 11't~ tcdeiu~ . Nu
DIlNC KS illnrh.v anno1InInI-e him as aI en1t14i
t.4i firi- p1ir\ is tii1f Pitt ckin onlity, ithL
ject~~ t n orsIN 1.h1e pinrrIIy electionl
'l- in1 1y fr i4n ls 4 of' WV.\11. I
>JOtN E,.-l-: eb au.iine hiin s -r 4-mIIaili
ilat fo Corun- of lekens4 clounlty, subjl r
tl -int prinarY n
Till !- 11I inan l bh-Ini l W 1 . . ; iPA SON|
I- . ini n-e b:. ii 's a culll ate ii forr
Souethn. re
C obit, Sp rIlln4- f S. neat. ion
Tih e ltnnhe Iriil 41f W . .
Wared- hA n as a calilute fo
'4n rlie e t ' ll Y 1 l i n nth-ll o fr 1.:(l
i1tentio ur isb t. heV vrs1 hr in you p a.
W Il(. OIlia W1it l ' iv I L X') IaetA r
'l'h1 IIinn iv 1 111 V;. rth i ,l l. t. rlr
- sth o if o u nt.Illv siuperilt waln t.of 1-:4
Nt ti, s ijl t h v i i the- priiina
ry 113,0000
e:tid (tiveits, HighCS %4.oi' S~l11
i wioaes h a -le tim it
A f r .-ng n t
- -li s .
011k coite 4)1CC ~ritis : ti h w
rm ~ I h.J:.0 i ll l m n t .
born| rt e Id to fill I to m 'a InIi.
Irihl r in o mt in Ippy:
Alis C n:O ~s
South Car olina, ollaee!
Columbia, S. C.
. in M- D ickr: n ,
Inr .~ Ji- (-e 'i i', tillmi ::X- )a
I' heitni s'oy mak, ix D~iit.. -m- i
naim. 'I and ietis oy espes, Itii.
I lhlet\ al sjwcinliv<-..
a th itel 1 -dal 'h4,j .
M'issu; es iratin, enAlonee
Mbh-ii tthe esit, ENILS.C
W ated-oi'tAn idear silC=diI
ForLttie, Mssc st hilgtorent?
Protec 'i~t ykepc ist1' otrtea te n brig yu twealth
writ J H WEDEeUR & eo.j Paent Atto
. noys washngton D. o, forthirt,800 1 ri., offer
anitr o two1111 h ut odtvetion. atd
Grover Cleveland
Will not be nited Pheraen, but
we Will. ntiiale a ('w 1riices of co- il ' iht I:I
rwill nstonish ymon. 'We are
Coming
to the conlusi onf Ilut. 1w pi sWill
always N01 we are aterIninel to ell
goods chleaper than11 I've"
To
eonvinc) you, read thi:. 2 spool.
best entto. for 5 cis., 38 inch l'ercunle 8
. 27 ineh l'.weal, 5 etc. 124 . et
uty S cts. U et . organtle, for 8 ets. 12.1
its., erqp)n 8 0's. Biig lot ealico -1 (t..
25 ya Is a Isa nild $1( 00, If; y:tI. ljest
Drill. *1.00(. 36 pieces Dress Goomls, hal1f
riicc 21) lii aeQe finlei lace 5 cents per yard.
Big line of Not m1n.elenier than you tenil
buy themi inl Greeniville, Yout
Pickens
apeople" w-ill plea-ze r".nleibi-w whenl you)1
emm ie ) Grenvvaiile that we hu.: :til sell
I olthinrg butl, h:nrgains. "WVv are ctlltal
the 0Ih up 4Stole.'
Walker & Owings,
117 Main St., (Ireenville. S. c.
Feb. 27, 1896, t1'
IN TE IDST OF BUIa.
N ES!
Our business so far lts se'wason
has s'..'urpassed our1 expecl.atioltn.
'he right goo1) and 1I(. right
-lrices tell the tale.
Our Iovelty dress good Is h, ve
becen pr'onimliteet boantfiill. \\
lave a s(cond lot to arrive 2Non
lay or 'Tuesday.
Wo have all tie ltest ii
lings to Imatch the new d ools.
lie preltiest Buttonis, .la rge
and small, v'r sliown in (Greeni.
ville forl trinJjtniinr
- Our sill.- d'-partmneit is coni
PIlete. DIress silks, tfriiming
silk, and silk for waisits.
Only a look at these goods
will colvileo VOu, wO sptredl
not tlie or 1noney in selecting
tIhesW. goot; anid the compliinits
'e have received anply Iepa ys
Us 1',r ()nrl trotuble.
YourP patronage solicited.
West End.
P. S.--April 1st, we will move lo
the Garrison store, 1Iext to I . I4.
Allen & Iro. To avoid having so
11:i'y gools to move we will give
speenail ba~rgains onl all gooids,
co tton. .
WVith car ef'ul rotation of
crops andi liberal fertilizations,
cotton lands wvill improve. The
applicationi of a proper ferti
lbzer containing L sfficient Pot
ash often makes the difference
b~etw.een a profitable crop) and
failure. Use fertilizers contain
ing not less than 3 to 4%
Actual Potash.
Iainit is a compllete specfific
against " Rust."
4.uir paaapleta are nort aaivrtising acircar:' baanm
InM 'cae .i r'rtairr but 11are prwac tiaark..cnta in
l ervc tt alaa ti rar ti rai i r,, aa.7 , ' ic a line
Iu aace Zara th ias king 1ya:hy r
GI:UMAN K A~i WOI,-KN
ScIentific American
Agency tar
OAVEATa
_ ~ TRADE MARrCB,
DE'stlQM PATENMTS,
COPYRICHT3, etc.
For tnforatir tonai freeanitibook wv rio to
MUINN & cO t util itaAlwAY, Nnw Yongc.
Ohtac.i butreau >~r asecuirting taatent' i> Aimeriea.
Eivery tateunt taken out bay u11 in brou(ti-ht baiero
the P~u bie by a nout leai given freo of cluergo in the
Laar est cirenttat ton of ani a ela'nttflo laner fu theo
rnana sho < tbitoi , weekl 3 .
narnS.a?! Ionh'. Achiaress, MUjt & (.).
10anIn 61 li n a,341B )a tlway, NwY o City.
Paying
Bills
B.BBBB BOTANIC
- . .BLOOD BALM
THE GREAT REMEDY
FOR ALL. BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES
Its been thoroughly tet by em.
inent phystof aria anad the pesople far
40 eart ad oures quickly and
SCROFULA, ULCERS, ECZEMA,
RHEUMATISM, CATARRII, ERUJPTiONG,
ana cin anner of EATi . Pta r .A s
8ENT FR EE wasame'a
BLOOD BAL M C0., Atlanta, 0-1 (
D "j . o. . C^"'IS'1E, Dent ist Grecn
a'villc, S. 0. O1lice over Addison &
McGee'e Drtig Store.
W)X. M. NBwoon, Assistant. Oflice
884 Main Stre, Greenville, 8. C.
,hian. 9,192 y
iNOT[IE TO' TR'l Esa~iA~4an
I forbhti tany ipersont frerin huntin ilg, tiiti
t iihr ior crosainjtg nw prls i' n ii ..~
66RR SMI. oo
000 0 0
.1lave 1rive( ad w wil eI ablu to show you
the hist line of
QLXoT]LeO*l- I
Ever brought to G rei'Mle. Om' competitors-; must bow f
.-- when it coei(s to a (IuStioni or P ClICE(. Why ?
Thii is easily Ax4aied.
"Thlese two,( -wools meIul a mnountatin ofI thingus.
No 1.,o bd ac()1counts, an1.d a thlou)uanl 4ther tin l(8 th-i
meV:m1 a lo ,s to anly businowhee reiti givenl.
Pender ver ibis, mand ik vou find that we-( are orrect in o I
calculations, . 0n will i uIs 1: climai e to sell you
Clothiig 1o) fif a1N. size -Ind pocket.
ats andGets' Flirnishi~ng, Good t Ih.. s'o. us
Come ill and lh through our. st
which is ecn to nonet
I 3 11 1 i!N. e Creenville, S. C,
Lludingf all Isummerflo ma'lterials 1 t. hal ' m-t I vau
WASII 10 iU1H18. Spca re dneoo ini 1:2.. een~s and 15 cnnte.
Id 8i indol uues~ t') g' .a a en 1 por vard. A fewx pie...s I'orI oh e..
Na i woash sitk. worth 25 ci.' wa 1o at! eets pir va rd. A fewx
paitternIs tlft (. ior~~ii sill Ie Ie wo't E5 eint IEnd $1.00. S
go at 4-l a -1 eents. - '~
Sri .ToMPE) AelT~: LviI Nei'- , I 'i -. -(lI~
SPECIA la A1,1'01"e s A.; .'~\ ND 1 VCS. 50 rolls Maitt ii.;
wvorthi &1.51) ro.l1, to go at 2.h.
$1-'25 redu1ced o ; iI.l'*,i: :1nb, :5 (i s s
2( 1o,. a~ IEs 15"c I [i . l i ze Ous and nI at terns.!b~
4 o ine . .4 6oaa i Carp d r
RG ich" 1.een Ha daso go et5rns
THAN EVER PRODUCED,
K1LOTHES, HATSAND FURiNSIGS
WE'RE TALKING ABOUT __
Look over the stock; i's com1plete nowv,
andI see if you don't agree:o with 115. One of
two thiags we ahvways mfea n to (do: TIo sell
you better goods than you get elsewhere for
the same prjce ; to sell you the same goodIs
ait a Iower* price than you get them else
where.