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The People's Journal. LOCAL ITIEMs. Dr. W. F.Alustin will h in Pick. ens Sept.'21'to 24. Mliss Noll M!ilior who ha1s boo131n visiting Miss Hattio Gradyroturn od to hor homo Tuosday. Miss Lili \Villiamis, daughtor of B. 11. Williamis is vory ill with typhoid fever. Miss Corrie llruce aIftor a most )lCasant visit to Middloton, Ga. returned home Monday oven ing. Miss Mamic McLendon, of Flor eice, S. C. who inIS been1 Visiting in) Pi(kong is now visiting Easley. Tho notes an(1 accounts (uo J. T. Lowis & 1Son, will b found in tho ollico of the Clerk of Court. Rov. T. C. Holtzclaw, of North Carolina, will proach at the -Bap tist Church noxt Saturday and Sunday. Roht. Hendricks, Son) Of D). E0 Hendricks, left Tuesday for Tus culuim11, Telinsseo,to attonid school this winter. Miss Olivo Thornley who has hoon visiting relativos and friends in Anderson mnd vicinity cam homo last Monday. Noxt Saturday ir the rogular meeting day of thu Lihrty Alli ance, 2 p. im. is tho hour. A ull meeting is desired. Mr. Lawrenco lowen, who has boon visiting relatives in Pickens for the past throo or four monlis returnod to his honie in TOxas last wvook. Lost', in Pickons on Saturday, the 12th inst., a pocket book con titining a $10 bill. Findor will bo suitably rewarded by leaving saimo at this office. A series of meetings Will coM mnce at Enon Ba)tist church, Pickois c'oioty, onl Thursday evo ning, th) 21th inst., lit 8 o'clock d1111 coitiliu until Sunday follow ing. Five converts weNre haptized it G riilli Churcb last Sunday, Rev. C. L. Crilig otliciating at tlie core mllny. Rev. Craig has been elect eId pastor of this church for 2an1 otIlir year. O'Dell, a two year old son of Mr. and Mr,. W. 1. Hlendricks died Suniiday Ist anid was buried Mondayi at 0()lelv chun rclh. The bereaved parents have the syipa thy of a large circle of friends. Mr. and Mrs. I,. E. Ilmmiiiclt desire to exlprss tilumks tto num C'1ous fiiids aii(l iieighb<,ors for tis imally kiilieSSes 11il(d tokolls ofI sympIatllies '.'.telled themi wthie sorely ailhietal withI i lness inlth opoe'd ull ai Ilirall llw stock of genlerl meiircali~i1( se ili I he' \lsoli ie Tlemp bil Li diing list Mldav. Theu.ir neow store onl thle cornier le faist 1near coilet loln and as soon ais fiP ished thIey wvill imove to it. Somout in (orest ing scene 105will be1 shown by Rev. It. J1. Williamns on: the nlighit of October 7thi, in the ilapltist church and1( they wvill bc .X exlamoiid by3 aL vigorouls lece. Many of them ii he of lace((' and ipersonis in I omio, Pa ris,Sui i tz .Joriusalem nd 11( othler placE's. Gel yoiuri tickets before han f1 romi C Moniday e2veninlg thait ai party withIi <mIt t he fear of God,mani or the devil mado(1 "'Romio howl" in the neigh horhlood of Tab110lo ok somle t in botwe.en Suniday iiighit and( Moin dayi~ morniing. T1hey first called~ al Mr'. Frank llerguson 's.shot, h)isdo and set fire to an out house fillet with iioddler and1( it wats burniled t< the~ ground(. They then1 awen t t<I Nr! . J. L. T rot tor ',shot FMr.Tro t te1 in~ the bowels and then set hiis r-s. idIenic on1 tire wich wi th its elntin con11tenits were conisumold. AlItI' doin'g this dovilmient they dlisalp p)ea1red as l houghi tihe ea rthi ha< swalIlowodl them30 up and left mi cIow as8 to wiho they were, wheIr< ihey came from or wi-here thm welnt. MrI . Trotter wias wi thi mucI difliculty reomoved1 from thel burl) ng 1hu1ildling by frieiids hoeforei h) washburned to deathi. as his wonuml wa's such tha lt be was utterly hielpi loss L)to01 h lp himself. ]i ow'soriou his mljury is we were uniable t learn lit the to of going to press but rep~ort has it that it wa'ts v~or serious. The Eaisioy Townshi p Sinlginl) \Asocation will met wvith George Creek cli urch on the first Sunda * ni October at 9 O'clock a. mn. XV hope) all lovon~ of vocal mii wiiill attend.l By order of President. CloJrk- A ss't. Pros. Thie Counity Alliance of Pickom county wvill hold( its inext rogula meecting onl T'hursday Oct. 8, 1890 Soc. 3d Dis. Allialico. The Pickens u ardIs aro herobh notified to mlo(et at their regiula drill groundl at Cross Plains os Saturday, the 19thl inst., ;at: * o'clock, p. mi. sharp, armedl an eqilpped for (drillI, to p)repalr() fo insp)ect ion ;ialso to receivo niow til it"ormis. Every memlibor is ordoro<0 .to re por t. 4J. R{. LAArnll.., Commander, .L. L. SM'rH, Soc. Dro) tomi. Mr. W, .11. Stoole, will roturn homu11 next Saturday from Elgin, Ga., whero lio has been teaching a flourishing high school during this year. W. P. Findley has boon confined to his bed with typhoid fever for soveral days. A good saw mill is badly needed in this section. There is somo splendid timber and goed respon siblo men wanting luilr. 'ho election is over wo supposo, but it sooms howover tromi rumors that all are not satisfied with tho grand succes of aunti-Rofori and ant-Allianco mni's success. Lot hor go (Galighor.) Aliss Annio Niiimonsi has boon teaching school oi Eastatoo near Mrs. Bowio's this suniiner. Wo atro rominded that on IlTurs day bofore the Second Suniday in, October the Twelvo Alilo River Baptist Association commences at Shady Grove church and a large ititonidnic is oxpected. .Mr. le. C. Parson's 11ats his callo mill in oporation now. It is pro polled by witer powor and fur nishes two largo ovaporators. plenty offlulico. .Tlhelro is som1 of the farmors still lhauling corn to the railroad at the usual prico of 410c for this year. The Citizens union mot at Koo wee church oin Saturday and elect ed now officers, Capt It. E. Stoolo, president, C. B. Findley, vice pres ident, 0. S. Stewart secrotary. Tho next meeting will bo on the soc ond Saturday in October. This coiiunity has sevoral cases of typhoid fever at prsent. Soni are daigerously low. A hard rain accompanlied b y a dostructive wind visited the lowor part of the Crow Crok section last Sunday eveniiing doing much damage to molassos cane, blowing it level with the grouild. Mr. Roht.. Gilstrap and family of Eastatoe visited Mr. J. N. Mur phroe, of Crow Creek Sunday last. MOUNTAIN RANGER. Sept. 14, 196. Liberty. Hot and getting dry again. Mar cury pulls up about 90 before it stops those days generally. Miss Lizzie Boggs, returned to Peizer yesterday. Mrs. Dr. J. P. WVilliais roturned homo Sati rday from an exteinded visit aiong rolatives -And friends in Atlanta. J. J. Jamisoni had the hind wheels of his wagon and the back eid of his wa.g )n hed knockod in to kindling Spllinters by the south bound v'stibullo train, just in front ot hiis house last w eek. The're was 2 hoysv. w ith lim. All saved thlemnselvyes by holdhng to lhe tront end of thle wagon bed,1 his mules ran a short distance be 'or' t hey coul b( e st opped. an iinteiest jug sernloll showiiig fromi the prophoisies t hat some an en'lnt history- of thle Israelites is beig ve ry inarly rep~a ted at t his dayv and1 time ini the I iiited States. 'I10h was V8 great, judi~gmenlt s t( beh senut on Israel fori miany of the cimelis thait w*o as8 ind ividuals and as5 a nat ion are gilty of. They were wa rned of these judi~gmen1ts Ithrough the prophet s of that (lay would we not do well to heed their warning and1( perhaps wo) ight os ('a111 siilarli j udgoen t. (One class of our people read and rule I whlilIe a nothier c lass noeglect to rim 'anail se'rve. It is abou011t time11 o.ur people shiould apply a little braini as. wVll1 as muscle to their aflairs ini general, ini polities ini part icuiiliii. Let ovr man', 111 inives - tiga~te for' himiself1 and take ino ihian's wVoid tori huis gu ide anid we wiill have b etter time1is. The troubeio i o ini our1 laws but ini t heir appl ientilon 01r wanit of oh sevac an tin for )Icemen(. t of thoem. Se pt . 11, 189)6. C. (Calhioun inw has a splendid now coto gin owned~ and1( mianagod. by who geuarante sat ist action. Give hem a trial withI your cotton and be cjinvinlced, and when ginned A. ~J. ltoggs who represents the firm 2of S. M . Iiumni, & Co., wout1ld like to (e111 yourI cottonl ald make you a bid1 on same11. M ir. Gi lorsoin says they aire goinig to put up~ a good1 c 01r1iiilill niowV81 soon 1 a laliru in conniectioni withI the gini. Now you talke (It an Oil Mill at Calhoun comei to thle front , and1 let us8 see which side (It the f'enco you are Youri correspllden(tii spen)11t a few pleaisanut dlays over ini Gronyviloe countyI) the pa st week and was ole Sganitly en teort ain ed at thle hospi ta has a neait andl comfor1tabo1111 1esi mg, sam111 sit 118ted in t he Sout horn por'tion (of the Mounitaini City sub.. Mr'. W. 0. Hester and( Miss Mat tio Hoster', oif P'(ices, are visiting the families oft W. 11. 1leoster and1( A. J1. Boggs, of' Calhoun. Cotton umariket in Calhoun T~hurlsdlay and1( F'ridaiy was 8 ets. Howv's this for the bulack jack town The telephionellino from Clemson r to Calhoun is now comp 1leed anid retady for business. .1)oN F-. 2 SeptL. 14, 1896. foEasloy, S. C,. Sept. 1i0, 1896. ToTePublic: BryanCw'il speak at Charlotte, N, , t9 a. m. Sept. 17th, round trip from Easley $8.85. Wv. B,. ANTHoNY, Agent, TIl ' S' Ol1'll C. Itl,1 '.\, * Co:N'-rv or I'i'rIr. Court of Comimonl I'leh,. lalhiida lojikiii , Eliza Ilollitlay, I liz;' , Yoliigblood. Franiis C. Nelsoii, sari Iliekworth, Marit ii. A. Wiite, Williai .J- 'err*v, Allialimin c lottiIu4ay, 3Iarthliz Otiaplilail, A-iron i). 1.) m, iigei ailini aeld lrt n wlaklin in guiartlin aI( lilvinl Berl, Nl;lilltii'j .11)i illizabtethI l~inhapin-l'lainitifl. Against Eihz:a lhriil, William 1n1 lat'd tht-en liin'a aI lawof lsteii 3anlli, deceased who;se ines aini in1i11mer are tulkiownl -ilefeldanlts. S-unnonIIs for Relief. (CIoniiplainlt not, Served.) T IIhe l)efeilaits above Imti: yon anre herc-hv Summond am11 rn.. (Ili Ired to aiiswvr Ole copilaint it) this aetioni, whieb is iled in tihe , ille of I i. Cieik of ( he C(outiL It Pickenis, S. C., uti to serve a c(:1Iv of yoir aniswer to thl. saii cimplai III. ()in the suibscrij!er at. his ollice at . 'ieles, S. C., witilln tweity lays after the service hereof, exclusive of thle day of such service; and if yoiu fail to aniswer the coiilaintb withinl (he timei aforesaid, the I'lainitill's in thuis action will aplily to tlie Court for the i'lief deniatielel inl tle comnplaiiit. hDatld 3kt A'ignst, A I). 1896. J. -NI. STIwaV n-r. C, C . P'. C. JX, lon INSON, 1,l -in t ill"s A t to l- orne . To the De feinhints, above niamil: Take niotlee. Ih:at tiht- Ciphit it. this act ion was filed il ti le ollice of the (Clerk of tie Court, at Pickeins, S. C., oi the 31st lay of Amntst, 1896, and is iiow on Ile inl said Ollice. C. le. RInNSON, l'lainitill'.s Attorne v. Sep3-Gw. Citation Notico. TiHE STATE OF SOUT (CA CAOLINA, CIOINTY OF P'ICKENS. Aiv .I N I:wii.:iV, Iinire, i Pobate .1 indge Wihereas J1. 'T. Yolinighloot madeo Suit to Ime to griIli ihini Iet.t e'rs of Adhiinin isitration (if tilie estte aml effects of ieil j Mills. dlecense. . TIise i Therefore to cite admilmioi ish all mand inguili le kdii i'ed aldered itors of the said( aiiel Mlill'. dlee:(sseil, thni t Nhey bii Iid uu eIr Ibefore le ink ti' Court of l'Probate', to be lhld at 'iekens ('murt IIonI S. C., oi Ih i! 17th dany f Sept. 189n6, Ine'xI, after. iniblient ion lieriof, at I I o'clock in tim forenoon, to sliw cauisi'. if it)i they timve, vhy% tlhe said A~iniistration should not ll grilted. (iven tindii II.v lanil, Ihis 17th day ol Sept, I19 in the 121 year of our lide tiemiliee. pExtacs roe oresoneac si'p:1a%2. \1y iather owned a dark iestinu Sorrel hotse when I was a boy whiel he sad was a Mlorgani; and we kep this horse uit il le was twenity-nim years ()I,-. W' never' owned anotlei horse that was his equal.--Jaies C Wilson, Swedesiurg, lowa. I amii much pleased with your effort t-0 revive iterest inl the Morgam. J conlside'r lhim thle most perfeci~t Amer iean1 ho('rse; caable of adapting him n self to nieairly all conitionls ol useful. ness; comtbiinug a conurage and1( initel. l igencee thant can always bo relied oni i I undierstood and aplpreeinted .-D 11 Murdiock, Grecat F~alls, Mlon t. There is not a horse oni top) of the gr'(Pmnd~ that I pizeC so highly as the MXloiga n and at no distanit day I ex~ poect to ownl somie of thiem.-C (i Fow ler, N orth Tope' ika , n TIheo Miorganis arue the best horse~s I ever ownued, atlways ready for work or' fu.-J Lyons 1latfield, JTusket, Nova Scociai. I have handled Morganj horses all may lifec, atid thinik is no batter horse to-day than the Moirga.--L. M . Markhiam, Bhushnell, McDonioughi Co., Ill. I thinik thme Morgani horses nrc the toughest in the world. I have got a marne that is part MoPrgan and I will not sell herm. She is tougher than whialchone.---- 1. Oauks, H artford, Minniehiahia Co., South Dakota. Fo yelfI, I wonhll niot give one \l organ horse for all (lhe l lamblletoni lanls or any othier ho~rse on earth. -Jos. W. Grinmes, Beatrice, Gage co. Neb. I think the Morgan is the only horse t hat is builIt soPldi trom the fotui datio upl i e It is a1hnost a non -blem ishiable hor~Le: as well as faultless; lie is spirited, with atn initellsgeiice almost hiumni I1 ala ill for' the Morgatn. I amt a great lover of fi ne horses and1( thin k thme Morgani horse is far supIer'ior to aill others. I have a span of manres Iivye years old1 this sprintg an d theiy liavye sonleof thie OhldM lOrgani blood ill their veinus. 'f.hey weighlI000 piounlds (eachi, aiid arie thle best teamli I e'ver ownied. (G. F.lHastings, WVorthi inigtonl, Mlinn. I dr ov' a gradeM Organi lmre forty fiv~e miiles in hive hours, the last. of March hiitehied to a otne hiorse b~uggy, Over as mudt~dy r'oads; as I everi saw ini 1Dakota, and she was readly to rn at the Cend of the tripi.-G. WV. Sweet. I am a very warm friendt of the Morgan stock, atnd I dlon't believe theie Is any othier breed of horses in Amiericat tha~t ennl COme near being equanl to t hem for d ispositioni, end~lur anice aiid strength.-George E. Ad amls, E'dgewood P ark, P a. I of fer the services of my stallion. .Justir. Lamifbert, to the farmers of Pickenis County. believing himn to be the most in tenisely in bred registerd Morgan stallion itn the State. ie is stylish, hiandsomie, gentle .as a dog. veiry miitel igent, hardy and to any one w antmig superior farmi horses and1( the lioest roadsters onl earthi, I can conifident ly recommend thieMorgan as tho horse. ' I have placed the service fee of this granidly bred horse at the nominal sum of $15.00 to suit the hard timecs andl to enable all to Ipa trolnize him. Old, scrubby, and1 un-i rond~i mares not acepltedl oni any terms. For pedigrees and other inl formation, address L. (4, CLIAAYTON, ('nnftrnl S. C 1IcF ALL'S m4BU DCET>x< -OF PHUN and PlIAX FOR THE PHOLKS. M'. EITrOR: Just. 1lmw wo fIrIe tinl anitldurly. \\o (don't kniow oxactly wloro We' ar< atI. WI ll' glad and Sorry too, alti find mo1s8t or tho g Ol d 01hl1k8 in- (i14 l sI i1 lix. Glad that soln- are ill and Sorry tilat. SoUn re oult. But Ihe good })pholsh an Ill tilte Iiill, glid wllmn tily co(ln to s(1 4)111 ,t Ices so ftill of 1iCo, hOW g,is, but sur ry tiloy (didn't. brinig d ewil( A lOOk thiroiglh our lsIs vWiIl convinlcO anly oneo that hard (Itis Can ho mallide easv wholien wi ll )ull1 togetIor. 'I'hat's it. A littlt grit. vii an11d push will work wt:alers Wo iilvitn a1li to ilislin'ct 'ill' sbcro rOC inilS 1111d see what li1 wI lw p. Anything! Everything! Como n1111 see us. 1W. T.' 2VLaiI. Stato of South Carolina I County of Picions, Notico is he44reby given 11lit. wo to uIdelrsigned will apply to .. M. Stowart, Clerk of' Court for Pickens coulty, for a c harter inl corjporlting Flat lIock church mi Pickens oulity, 30 days Iroii this <hlto, inl accordane wit I the lws of this State. This 1:1h. day of, August, 1896, sigIned .M. 0. Owens, .1. W. Fiwlr, p. Bagwell, \\. J. llopkms,.l. .Fo kr"J . Smith, M. 1). Cothran, W.T . Smith, W. 0. Prater., C. B. Ropor, A. A. Younig, NI . Iarkley. J. H1. Hoper, .J. \. Bggs, commit too for Flat Rock cllurchi. A sp(ciat ineetil g o1 tle stck hIolders of the Noras Cut ton .1ills Coinpany will be bI el puisiant to a resohitioni :atlopted at the ;mm11111l ince'ting biel Ihis daty aniiiile the issue of b) uis to th :1mounit 4 j75,000, at the illie IoJ ice (ilp:nY at Catechee S. C. ic ''eosditv, 2.(11 Septemliber, 1896. at 14 wilelik M1, k)r til llip0111'l of vdtWln 11I 1l il h prog Osition to issuie si:d 11111ds :nd selin. the pay ieit, of the .:tine bhv :a mirt gage of' tlhe roprty and tr.I of the comlpany. .. . -rn, State of South ar'ol inau County of Pickens. ,Mary ILy, et al., vs. By virtuo of a d!ecrc Ial rer made1(1 in) thie abuove stated eafse bv lion. D). A. Tlowinsen'd presidiing .Judge, daited( I7th day .July), ls h, liotice 18 her'ieby gjvonlIl t ill Ilit' Cr0(li itors of th14) estat Ie of .1 ailles -. afi dC~ased lii lit t lity 1111181 prov~0 th(o aiiioitiit, d1aito i'd pmu oif thleir rOspecti\'e lujinis Oil liP by the 15th dayL of Septemuber next'. bef' ore mfe or' h0 barri froml l') l parI ticiptinig ini the funds of said( Os tate. This 1st. day3 August A. I)., .1890. Clerk of Court. rTlle New Yoi-k WVoi-d 18 iP.iuus .a w KKK c. Ii; ca c':as Aw i . Is lariger tIn ancc :ly weekly orii setnli-week..i 1ant I ine ratccl ieic "weeki leuliy Iinpt in* Ne Yor ic i tyi . Threic ticcn-s c~ na ar'- a the lientling iepuicani~i weekly ofc Nc~w Yok ity~ it. will bec cm of esper'ial i ~:ni n. PAi(, an it- is pib c!licie l vvry Ii ith :lav exvceu Snanlacy, :cici hasc ci i I c. freshnessc tui titlieess of1 a eajI. iit comim-it :a I Iph'lart ents, llcnhI4 p ie featurs, cearto n ccc i' i sperinity. wiiitou, any1 iniitinse ini ice ucAt wihich re min~is at, c'nie ctacllar per year. We ul'r t his nuIii tiiieiI m-wspcapcar ciii DRY GOODS! It~ will pa'y youi to v isit t his storec wheni in Greentivile. .L. tcO.1. siay it is the Cii Il\ I'EST. PLJ~ACEi in towni. A. J. JON ES, 205 Main' Stret. "Cleveland Block. Agent S idtadard i~ C 1a1ro. Mehiu. 96n. "Physician and Surgeoon, Offiec att his ridenI4I(~'~c ain St ret. Ainrch 8, 181)4. 1l'( ar 'ullui'gilig 0111' siore IbV 4114'-10 Iui. 'iis 111Ui8 11t0r( gootIs alid l1lole i 01(IP. waiell jlIrI Falll A illillit'ollwllt . \o Wa lI. tmlI llds of o(Thijl v l'roiluce., mad have. n111u1v inclue -: al (Offordl'l for voil adnc. (C('l l-: jTjO .* 10|: 'S. 1''IT G O( ) )Im) or t h14 LE.\ST I AG6"NSie THE BEST ARE MADE BY 11. C. MAIKLEY. And I very Variety of in)e Cariage-s, ugierics, Carts, and I larness, Hardware, laints, Oils and Varnish, At the Greenville Coach Factory. G W. SIR INE, Suporintendent. MiI' LERf & }RUK SHA~TkS I(( eriving4 goo404s every~ <Iay <irec ~t fr411 in l- I e1lr4.s. Shoes%1(L' Neat1, Comfor(4taible u*i L.ating. No. 105 N. MAIN STR EET, Greenv~ileS C.. Agent i for1 the( W. L. I)( (LASS WV;in-ran~te' 'In'. 01:14:. whol~ 'on nOi 41 4w, cho ice (4 nIS, (i4l < (rop1 in ll let I, (IS show you0i t.hriouigh Our slo4 ck. \\'e 04ll the' very 1. e- (( I go i (In- eutir y all'artils, al0(1 olluri hieil l n ' 11 e i' 'i c ' I~le.' Ne:iu the Cou i I!aue feb20t f. (..reenille I. S. C. Some Special Bargains.. \ll O xfo l, at c .,t. - -- ..- . It . ,. p~ 411 ochis I a (:l eni. 114re i, -4olue~ bari- .lo.. .ro '.ear 1(4 MA~vn . tinsI for' yon. /.EA DS th' Elver forces of Amierc~a. 2(00 mailebes for' 14, beP-i apple14 vineg'arl, LEADI.S in Min:o:i ani MIning Stock Report s. yer V hII' 44 15ci, goi.Z' 111 4oa4'co :m I, - 1 b., L EAJ 'S in Sp4ec1ifl'I 1 Depar t8t. gooll cigar's for1 1(04, ai .goo4 14air o(f tlt. LEADS 1in deOveloping Colorad0'S. Won erfl liPs shoes4'. el'i -ri <longolal or J44bble( grain re'source's. "'--*?..' . or 791c. npepe r. ,sp 1(04, giger' 1114. LEADS In Newsiness, B'rlghtness, Compre* L, rIIIt.(rs 11ot ho(w 1 get, the4'"e go4444% yo ' he'nsiveness,. Jani havu 1t1 hem :1. 14ri('4' Iuel:41 with 14(1-- LEADS int Com~ilssionls to Agents.. ((eI tile. A beanht~iiful i n of(' 4 1:01lieS (Write for T~ermns. ) rel(iSs goo0415 in 1gr4e- I vartiety fron 524 '4to J l~ '~~ SI pter yarl. I'-4 mehoe of I ,:uhe'- it'o renno ~ I hats, look ait Iiim. l-'inie o'(f 'Ishoes '' U1~ ~ r' IrIon King, X Iih ami4 I''',hno -i(4ve(. The News publishies therrosentattiVOepape, h" Ia :ve yu 01 oney oni he m4'l. (daIly and'sunday) west. of St. Lois cartooni wieey iv ue. 05c..a month-41BG for a T. D. HAR RIS. o " a neco'o n,..is... (Id,..s Jan.3 9 Picens S. . |The BWSPRINTING 00., Denver,, Colorado) A. G. Wyatt, Easley, S. C. NVW TW (GOODS Just, atrivod alld Ch01p. Como lld( Sern themi. Toewho owo mio wvill plonso .oiv- an(d pay without furthor do h1Ip or lutiC5. A, G. WYATT, Easley, S. c. Odds and Ends --01 SUi1IMmER. GODS LA W NS, SV I8 Es. Ml [I . &('.. IIN P'L.AIN. itP 'c> .\ 1 AND l>(l" EI). S11111i . ,ine 4Ilerw a-:t-L.:nlies. Ine ns, anl chibirenls, all :at youri ownl.prices or thiere ' olsit Gootl ignresl lawnl..s antd Pl chks at 5 ( .inYe l''l S aill SiLk . l it 1s a1it. 11f price. 'Iiktey I0:i imt:nsk Table (overs 8 4, 10 -1. 12 1: inspo,, t ei l alples bolugit at. % vig . hadt 12.i, on1y 2 1Itn. (er, ono 11 Val ue. Ili t.e bw Sootl than too la1te. .ntin Now l'ereales, New a:l1ierns. I h t :k 1il N:y'' ite 1)tiek, Very ('heap. Our rt sok Is I IgaIn Iteins in ll 01 c 11,11t t1li.11t ' *, w 11 pN . valtsu . A I prs .I iiis n loe i 5tiant thaln all s-e . ( - e ti :111 waisel I Itotngl otir dilfeni ievar tuen ; se barainls anri ".4 1' ivv- %\eIll N%41 Ih Ithe Itrip. You know 41111I ll ight in Showing WALISTER & BEATTIE Dry Coods and Carpets. Tvlrplione No. ',7. I'. S. - Ih~tverih I 'attertns. BV SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT WEll OFFER Home a Iarim lit t s~ is ll tiew ~ sbDsri-s, or ob si u b~ - ,s. tii r te ing s Isi: p l-ig its tivances, we* selit One Year. HiOMET AND) FARMi is a ls;-pag' atgri.. suit ritI journs~l asi oh b I :i-ni-rs fr tai-. er- It -4 I isle is stu itin nl squ jts tsssII[ A unst .hotn-- il un t -l. t ij It Ch ii rn' el tili-ii. ish-itt ss b l'it h i~ r I s te t its 'o I i - i s i t giiit.t it Ja iri tl Cheap Cotton For 1896. In, otrder that you may growv CHEAP COTTON, We reconnni~end~ for1 y'our con sidt i'm ion Ite use of C~OTTONj{ - 81I010 1I kl' LCA1, w itlh .A cidl PhIos phafl te or I )issoh-edi Iiono(. This1j Ia the Cheapest and Best ('all nruti see us and get our prices before bulying elsewhere. Somth Carolina C1ottoni Oil Co., C renvile S. C. tilt.T'. D. IMEONAlti), All worksst guartr l.I Woubstl hes Ilese l tss servs yonsi. (ireenitville, S. C. Sills'utib- over i nruc I n5str's iriug Store'.. tius t. Better Raise Mules Than Buy Them. .lli Is s i EIt . we s a ou,20 C. L. Hollinesworth. Itser. 5, li85. Just Rieceived|! \' Xiii 5 list sit tusn :i bysl lss ugi.1 I lts rii fi ofs s I l:N iEss, ((0I.,.\ ItS, p/ Ijay ns~h fior lhds, wtax auni tal.. Siuii''MEsor to Goe & Goodle'tt. tIn2 'saini St rsstI Grni't llei, 8. (C. IEGR HES' TANNERY! I have~ a Iinet hit or on haund whih Ii a nn sellig at "Rock Bottom" Figures. M "' liles and Iieeswaxt~t will bte talten, itn pai;"uent ftor Ileattuer. CniiI atnd Seet miy wetlI eqip pedlt tanne.:y. L1ARIKIN IIUGI[ES.