The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, October 15, 1896, Image 3
TILe People's Journal.
LOCAL ITEsIS.
Mrs J E Parsons Is very sick with ty
P hold fever
Several Itteresting coinnnleationis arc
necessarily crowded ont this week
Miss Lena Bowen Is visiting friends
and relatives In Greenville this week.
Married, at the residenc of the offiiat
ing iagistrate, W. F. Ilondricks, of Pump
H'inton, on the 11th inst., William Owens to
Mism Alico (leni, all colored except the
inagistrate.
Mr. T. II. Boggs ind wife, of Birning
ham, Ala,, came in Sunday morning to
attend the burial of 'Mr. isogg4' brotter,
the late 11ev.- W. K. Boggs, which occurr.
ed at Lilberty at 12 o'clock that day.
The following is a list, of letters reiain
ing in the postofliceo ot Pickens for the .30
days ending September 10th. If not called
Within the noxt 30 days they will be sent
to the dead letter ofllee: NV. D. Roberts,lt.
R. ReaCi, Mis3 P. E. Wilson, Miss Eva
Wright,V. Greer Clement,iarry I.neburg,
P. F. X. Furr (2,) A. W. Lawman.
J. D. Moore is cut two crops of C time
from the same piece of gronid this vear.
the fIrst about the 14t of .1111y, anld the
last on the first of October The l tter
turned out about one-thrd of it crop, Of Iirt
clatss Sor-guimi lHe Says it wouildI 1av1
been mueh better, it It hadbeenltttenled.
The County Alliance iet at Iethlehem
on1 the 8th inst., 11(d Wis W0ll attenled.
Iiereased interest, in Allianice imattors wa.i
inanifesteI, and new menibrs are con
stanlitly ieing taken into the order. Coi
g essilian A. C IaItilIef Wits presemit an1al
ti livered a rotsiig HPe(. ills reinarks
were well received, aut11 tlllett the members
vith new Iope atId love for tle objects of
the Alliance.
On tihe first Saturday in November. 1916,
at 10 o'lock sharp, there will be nit elee
tion h1ehl( at the Oolenov chnrelh or Oolenoy
district 1chiool house, for the purpose of
moving said school honse away fromn the
church. Tile trustees and all tie pitrons
of said district am well as aidjoinling dis
tricts are re(lested to be preselit.
By order of j. m. 1). K ET'H,
Clerk Board Trustee.
Dr. W. T. Fisher, of Gatesville, Texas,
is visiting rela'ives and frieilds inl Pickenis
conity. Dr. FIsher was born and raIsed
inl South Camillmi and wavs helaitily greet
ed by his old time friends in Iis return
from the state (if his 1d11option. The 0oc
tor pa Id the JOURNAL Ia Very pleIsant
call last Thursday.
h'le Fourth Qmiarterlv Conference for
Pickens circuit will embrace lext Suii
day, bieginliIng on Fi day at 11 a il Rev
T J Clyde, P 4, will prech on Satu.r1 dhlay
and SuIday at 11 a Ill There will also be
preaching :it Flairview at 3:30 p m. on
sni Iday and at Notris Mill at. 7:30 saume
day. All oileitls are earniestly reVilqested
to attend and be oil 11me is there will be
a good deal of business to look after this
time.
hir. Editor: A niber of the Enon Hap
tistist congremgation asseabledt at J. m.
Clemients' 11n'11 oi Sunday evening at. 3 p.
i.. to witnes:i the orilllnanco of haptisini of
one E. B. Smith, who hadl recently joined
at Eion, itd We are toldl he preferred to
siimit to the or(linunce inl a running
stream, tihe ordinatee was actininistereil by
their piastor. They both went down iito
the water, both pastor and enaidiliate andl
thie pastor haptisedil in. and thev enie il)
straightway olit of the witer, anti tihe oil
veit give evidence of lIvinlg loine his dliIty,
vicl give i 2111 answer of a goml coil
siience. Ho went oni his vay rejoicing.
tay the Lorl be with him. Tr~vrxxs.
The Twelve Mile Baptist Association
conlvenied. at Sliay Grove chairch on last
Tlhursdaiy at I0 o'clock a. m. The intro
duiciory sermton was ,iweached bv 1Rev.W.V
(. Seab orni after whiiich onie lionir reess
was11 taken for (dinner(. Ainomr bonitltifi
repa) st wa~s never biefor~e sprea'id at an as
50embh12ge' of thle associattionl. Aft er dii
ner'i the alssoehtion elected thle following
ofileers for thbe ensu ing ye:t-: Mod erait<II'
- 1tev. WV. C. Soaborai; Clerk--C. E. Rob.
lison; Excit've Cnianitee-J1. M. Stewv
fl t, (Chiinmm t, l. Heutih icles, J- P.
Fields, WV. N. Ilildinug and WV. TI. ioweii
'Thle coll1ectioni for all ca uses ai lf' putrposesS
wse cel lent Otinl in:Zly a2 huge congreC
graltion assembiiledt at the stanid andi Jisitin
ed to1 2 a most. e2loqu1et discourseS by R1ev J1
iE P'o;er, atfitr whlichi : coiilletioni was
taiken tip a ml wa'ms lilermuly con tributted to
Th'ie netxt ie.'ng (If the aissoci:,ti on willI
eight tiles (A t oif P'ickenls oIl Thuiirsday
ber-wa.' thei' secoiid Sii nday ini Oct ober,
180'7.
It was the lea(.isure of a JOun~NAL rep.
resenutC tive to at tentd the Tlwelve' Alie
Riveir Bap.1tist Associat ion oin Siimay atmi
observe thle unbounded hospuitality of the
people in the commullnity of Shadv'
Gr~ove. TVhe coiuiitry betwveen Picke ns
and the chulrch is lovely b'eyonid descri p
tioni anI d the~ I 'ene ry is at t htis sas~on
.exqu lisitelyJ beatifu nl andI pictur'esquie. It
seemsii tinat this sect ion is especia lle bless
".d with aunldan~llt crops and there' is ev
ery ev'idenc oi(f a thi ifty and1( prospermos
plOpiiationi. Thlere was an, ununalsllly
large crowid ini attle-ndance onl thle exer
CIses of the d1ay3, which were com1.ineted inI
theo miorninig by Rev. J1. 10. F"oster. lie
was ini his bwst, cond1(it ion of mlinid and
soul, :md11 edilld his coingregationl withi
one( of his mo1(st excellet sermnons. At
,thec close oif the morinlg services lhe up
pinlted three (of the prettilest and1( mlost
poonhlir youn ladi1:u( lSiln the auintce to
rnke upl a collection, and the~y sneeczeded
in get4Jing a hanidsome smtin. A rees otf
two hiourg~ wa~s amnnon11need anid thle time11
was5 plienOaut.l Vspenlt ati dinnei1r andit in so
e.ilal inltere(on re. No one wats alilowved to
languish in hunger bit, all weie inviited
to acct'CIt thle hiospiltality of the Sinuly
Grove peopIIle. T1he0 famnili' of Captain ,J.
J1. 1lerd I ntiertali ned the Jo1;RNx A iL scribe
andti ot.her'i vlsi tors, and1( ntiale jthem feel
that they hadt indeed fallen ini tine hotis
of frientds and1( (:hristianuS. 11ev. John11 TP.
L~ewis preachledl a s'idendIid iiermoni1~) ini Ith
atfternoonel and1( close 'ithe egcises50 oif t his
Sutherland & Griflin dostiro that
all note thie fact tha t they are tomi
porarily located on thIe ground
floor of tho Masonic building p)ond(
inig theo comnplettion of thoi r n1ow~
store ho0uso on 1the cl1ioo. Everly
thing iln tho general moechanldiste
line is kept by thomn, andi it will
pay you to give them a call andi(
,ixamfino goods and1( got pricos bo
jfom pulrchatsing clsowhere.
'Th2e .Pickens Guard(s hold( t heir
annal Inspectioni on the 7th inst.,
Forty mn were' passed. A fter in)
spIOetion1, a. pizo drill occurred(q.
Jud1(gos: -W. W,~ Jruce, Capt. S. T1.
Pryor, Lieut. C. H, Carpontor and~
J. H. Bowen, jr., of Cloemson.
Serg. Ola V. Ljathom won the first
prza goldI medal known 8s the
Ferguson medal, and wast preseI)t
0(d by Col Bruce in a very a able
spoech. TIheo Recond prize, a siilvor
pmodal, knowvn ais the Fcarley modal,
was~ won by N. F. Freeman, and
presentedl by Capt. S. T. Pryor,
'ver~y ably %Lnd( appropriately. Capt.
AT. R. Lathomii and company wore
highly comnpliimntod by the Assia.
:tant Adjutant and~ lasosgtor Geon.
m-nl.
Gentlemaen of the Juury.
The followig Is a list of the petit Jury
drawn last Wednesday to serve at the
next term of court, wiuich Convenes on
the fourth Monday in this month:
J B Mauldin, W A Haillton,
Geo 1 llendricks, It B Byars,
Exodus Sheriff C H Parkins
Jio D Edens, A H Heaton.
B 11 Williams, Jas Mt Gillespie,
J F Lesley, 8 Mt Cox,
W G Cooley. J W Lawrence,
Abner Miitchell, T P Gorrett,
Root aantt, E S Griffn,
8 W Howard, T It Gassoway
J1 H PaLyne, Le W Stansell,
IV R Lynch, A B Tally, Jr.,
M N Goudlock, 0 B Cochran,
T H Stewart, N R Konemir,
W J LOwIs, B I) Mauldini,
F E Cox, A E Kelley
J A Hiunnicutt, J It Porter,
C E Hlaiiltoln. E J Prince,
Taomusvwille.
I will send the JOURNAL a few dots fron
Thomasville as; it has beon a long time
since it has luad news from us.
Our little settleitentt has been <quite live
of late with visitors and social es given
I will give you soie of the names of
those who have been with us. bliss E.Ken
nedy, from Charleston, S. 0., spnti'six
weeks very pleasantly and made many
f.*ioelds. Ste has returned honie accom
panied by Aliss Ruble Thomas,who will at
tendl school in the city. any hearts were
made Sad by their leavinig.
Miss Major, frota below Greenville, Miss
Manile 'homas, Spartanburg, S. C., Ais
Mayfield, Maylleit, P1. 0., Air. and Mrs.
W. Major, and Miss Lonig, Greenville, S. C.
Mrs. Babb, soi and daughter, Lauret, S.
C.
Mr. Forest Ponder and Mr. J. Bowen
liav retirned homi from Clemsn, and
1 heir many friends are glad to welcome
themI back.
Mr. Milton Ponder left Monday for Char
heston, to attend his seentd course of lee
Lures at. the Mtedical college. He will be
greatly missel, especially by the fair sex.
Dr. Ponder had charge of the Lathem
Academy, all the suinmer and before he
left, lIe gave a reveeption to his scholara and
treated theon to all sorts of good thinigs,
which was very miuch eno yeed by all. The
school is low helcig con ducted by the ae
coiplisiel iss Josle Robinson and with
her skil Ifull managemiient it will continue
to be it good school.
The nghts now are made merry by the
sound of the huntsman's horn and dogs,tbu
boys are having fim catching 'pomssumis.
6rops are turnitig out better than we ex
pa eee, and it will soon he corn slitteking
time. Pigs are being fattened for the oc
casion. 0*0
Cle anencut.
Ma. En.'ron: Everhody is bo.y Iowa
lh's side, Ubout half the folks are basy at
their work and the other half o! us are busy
following our usual avocation.
We are out visiting now and have lots of
pRood things to eat, htt we do not enjoy the
luxuries as we would like to for we are all
the wlie thinking of the nieediug ones we
left at home.
The frost weeds are in full bloom and we
r 'v expecting a big crop of frost next winl
er end we tare not prepared for it, our
Mlothes are too thin and we can't work ir
rabbit foot 5o as to get more clothes with
it paying for them as our physical capaci
t., won't admit is into the ranks of it state
militia man where wee could draw -mr
wearing apparcel from -te government and
lieo expense to us. Little George is about
our own enliber, and we tried to get him to
join a militia comipay and divide clothes
with i us but he turned too pious all at once
nild wold not impose alny mlore expense
toa he cottld help. -Well we believe he is
ght and we hope that our next legislatorA
aid the governor will do away with tll
duel useless insttitutions as the courta of in
justice and tihe millitia companies as they
meem to be of no more use to the people
thani a matrimonial fruit car would be to i
old hachelor. Uut these companies are not
mit rely void of their benetits for while the
miembers are wearing out the grass ot the
d .ill ground thtis same vegetation is getting
a goodrthld in the cotteon tiadls atnd a fine
arop of hay mtixed with the cotont is the re
sal t.
Every one is tinuking atned looking for
watred to lie timet wheni they will have hot
ier roadls to travel eat for they are sure
rouigh it this e'ornier, anal if they are not
miiade better soon WVarren wvill get loti of
cusatoin and the verdt e f the jury will
read1 as follows: "'Catme to his death by
a biroken neck, caused by a fall into a forty
:oot washoutt ini the middle of thte ptublic
h ighwvay."'
We have a hopie feor btetter things all
arttide and when we get our new president
we expect t~o get thaem, 51o we w ill look for
a larg.e vote for Bryan eatst by outr state as
wvellI as all Iothber staete's.
We are very anxious to hear the proceed
iegs of our next legislatture. As the most of
lthem are new mieamlmers, we are noit ae.
iGuainted with aany of them, butt suppose05
they are the right meon in the protper placet
fair no voier sihouldl cast his vote for these
adheers withouit tiast readting that ninety
e'ghth and inety-nintth patges of WVebstetr's
blue back spelling book atnd govern thtema
selves iacordlingly.
Well, it is has bteen soime'somie time since
we have impotsed upeon thae coltumns of your
ipaper bhut if this missive edont't findl its way
to the wvaste batsket youi may expect to lher
againt from the Los-r Boy,
At the last meeting of the State'
Executive Colmmittoe, it wats do
cided to raiso $100 in each county
in the State for the national cam
pign. TVhe work of col locting the
money was placod on the State Ex
ecutivo Commuittoemnan in each
county. Chairmnan Thompkins has
tolographod( to the collectors to
send( in the money. Any 01n0 de
siring to contribute to this fund
and1( hellp oloct Bryan, cani send the
mloney~ to T.~ C. Robinson at Pick
ens and ho will forward the same
to Mr. Thomp111kinsA.
Praof. lien. F. Freeian wvill begin teach.
in-t schIool at hietlehiemt school house oni the
2t6th lnst. ]I h requtests thatt the piatrons
meet haita otn the maoraing of that, dlay with
thie r clilden. EmisrA (;ms-rRAP,
Sec. Id. TJrustees.
Dath of Rlew. WV. K. Boggs.
W~vasltaw, N. C., Oct. 1.-The W. K.
lloggs diedl at hais hotme here last eivenintg
aged <16 years. ie was a mnember of thei
."eekien burg Pre'shyteriatn Synod, Northa
Cattulina, andl a native aof Pickens couinty,
Soth~ Carolina. io was oreiedee to thlet
mcinjstry icy Soiuth Carolina Presbytery
e-.ghit years ago.
His first weork wvas in A hcpevilloecoutnty,
icext Autgusetta, thien Blaekstock , York coun-.
ty, whetare hue served ats an evangelist for
Bethel P'resbyti'ery, lie catna from there
he're andl necepted a pastorate six mu ie
fromuc Waxhaw. IHe wits thaorocttghly cense.
cratead to his woark. Everywhcere lae prechcl
ael nis Iabhors were wvonderfully blessed antd
bla mcin istaerial life wtas Ia Itsalml of triumphicl.
A widow ad seaveni htiladren surviv'e himi.
TJhie funaer'al will take plitee at ILiberty, S.
(C,,aat 10oa'ilock tomoiarrowv.-News and cotu
ri irD Spial,
Th buruain I services we re conducctead by
Revs. JT. It. Huey3,, 1).,, cad W, 1.. Work
mane ina thae presenae ocf a lairget a'lonrse of
fr'iendes tacml 'orrotw ig relatives. The ale.
econseda was a bcrother of ouar townismant, Jiu
hits E. Ilogga.
Clures to 141ay Oureda.
Thounsatls of s ohlunta ry certilleates re.
acOlved duatring le past hitfieen y'lers, cr
lIfy wvilit nio 11n1certaina sotu ntd, thant Bo
stay enad(, Rhemitialism. Clatarrh, Ulcers,
Sores, and a the iol mot I aalgan t blood iandl
skin dieaseues. iBoitanic JBloocd Balm Ia the
result of forty yeares' aexpericneo of an
einuent, scientific and consgCieInjoupL
p~IYh i. Send sLtmp for book of
WOntderfuil curaa. and~o rearn wich Ia fhe
best remedyal. Iiewar~e of sub.4itutfes sgIcd
to be "julst as good"', antd buly the long,
tested and1( olc rei aile, Ibotanic Blood,
Balm, (B. B.lB.)Prlce only3 $l.0 per1 liarge
bottle, For sale by druaggisls. Adldrvss
B1land nal.m Aa na (
Clerk's Sales,
STATE _wF SOUTH CAROLINA,}
County of Pickens. I
In Common Pleas.
Mary Lay, et al
Vs.
Silvilla Lay, et al
By virtue of a decretal order nade li
the above stated case by Hoti. D. A
Townseid, Presiding Judge on 17th dau
of July, 1896,and on file in t&e clerk's Of
flee, I will sell on
Saleday in November next,
during the legal hours for saile befor
tle court house door, at Pickeis coii
houi., the following descrl'aed tnicts o
land to-wit:
'ract No. 1.
All that plece, parcel or tract of litiiu
lyIng, being situate I#, the county nul
state aforesaid containing two liiidred
and twenty (220) acres more or les
bounded on tle north by lands of Eliza
heth fLay, on (lite east by lands of Warreii
Knight, on the sout th by lands of . W.
Newton, onl the west. by lands of T. C.
Martint being ltie tract of hillid coiaveyel
by tie heirs of Will am Boggs to C. M.
Lavi am Elizabetli Lay, on (lie 8th day
f ilarch, 1855.
Tract No. 2.
All that other pIece. parcel or tract of
laud in Ceontral Township os Water.; of
IKighteen Mile Ceek, adjoining lands of
1'. C. Martin, W. W. linight, J. F. L-Iv
11d others andI coiveyed to James P.
haIy by Eliz ibeth Lay oil the 16th day of
Ftebruai ry, 1882, ami Cotailnig t0wo inito
ired (200) ieres more or less.
Tiet. No. :
All that ocher pliece, parcel or t raet of
land in t le elunty id state afore-aid,
,0)laining seiity-foir (71) acres more
I:' less, lecorIilg to a pIl, initdel by F. V.
Uhtytoi. adjoininig lands of Mrs. Smith
No. 8, No. 5, anii others and convevel
o Jamaes F. Lay by W. 0. Field, Jinlge
f Probate, on the 7th day of December,
1878.
Tract No. 4.
All that other pilece, parcel or tract of
land in said county and state and Con
taining forty-livu and three fouirtls
(45 3-4) acres, more or he-s, atijoiing lot$
Nos. 8 and 9 accordilig to a plat luitde by
r. V. Chytni, anl(d conveyed to j.aIes
F -. La by 0. L. Duirant, Jtu(dge of Pro
bate on the 28th day of December, 1882.
Tract. No. 5.
All that other piece, parcel or tract of
laind conlaining Iwo huiindied Itld fortyv
two (2-12) acres m1ole or less, in Centa'il
towIiship (on the west side of Twelve
Mile river known as IIhie Smitih bld. conl.
veyed to James F Lay by .J. M. Stewart,
. C P. on tihe 2nd day of December,
1b90.
Tract No. 0.
All that other piece, parcel or tract of
land inl Central T'owinshiip on the west
side of Twelve Mile : Iver, itid oi both
sides of Silver creek adjoining Ih nds of
F. L. Garvin and others, conveyed to
James 1P. La3 1)y J. M. :tewart, C. C. P.
November 2ml, 1891,containing one hun
(ired and eleven and iiiiie-teiths (1119.10)
lieres, more Or less.
Tract No. 7.
All that other plece, parcel or tract of
land containiig sixty.nhie and eight
teiths (69 8-10) acres more or less, ad
loinlng F. L. Garvin and others.
Notes and bounds set O'it in deed, re
orded in Book K, page 95.
Tract. No. S.
All that other piece, parcel or tract of
ald in t he coity and slate aforsaid on
Twelve Mile River aijoining landls of T.
C. Robitisol, Mrs. S. E. Williams. aud .1.
F. Williams. containing seven and one.
half (%) actres more ori less.
Tract No. 9
All that other piec, parceh or tract o
land on Twehve Mile rivet centidning
twenty-seven and three four'ihs (27 3.4)
acres tmo~re or less. adjoining hands of 11
C. Shirley, TI. C. Roblison and~ ethers
convleyedl to Jameios V. Lay by3 iH. C. Shir
Iey. .Jian. 20th 1895.
Termis one-hatlf cash, balance oii aicred
il of twelve mnonthis with interest f.-oni
dhay of sale. Credit portioni secnred b,
the bond of the pulrchiaser iand a mior'
gage of the preihses. Puirchaseir to paj
for all papilers and for recordJing the samne
Oct. 13. 1896. Clerk of Court.
Valuable Land Sale.
Thme 01(1 Ilamilton homnestead of 10(
year's lying, sItuate in P'ickens couin ty
four' miles~ sonth of Easley station oni wa.l
ters of Twenty' three Mile (Greek. con.
taliing 941 alcIes more or' less, adjoinine
lands o~f Mirs, C. IJT. Carpenter. J. TP.Hh i
toil, andio SI '. E. C. Brown' If not sol
at piva'te sa le wil1l be sold at Pihocns C.
H., cii the first AMonday ini Nov. dlurina
the legal hours of sale.
,W. A. H AMI LTON,
A . R. ]I AMr/rON.
Execuitors.
iMcF ALL'S
tw44B UDC ETw.tu
PHUN and PHAX
FORTHE PHOLKS.
Mr'. Em-nron Wo have now in
stock a mighty nico lot ot Heavy
Jeans and( Ready Mado clothing
and wo think wo can suit almost
any oneo in quality and( prico. It
is now time to fix up the chiildlren
in filannels and11 shoo 00and1( outings.
Weo have a nice line of these, in
fact a good stock of everything
for cold weather.
Best Jhd Tick,
Heavy Shirtinigs,
Osnabuurg
andi Drillis,
Boat Factoryv Yarns,
Indigo, D)iamond D~yos,
Cotton cardts,
Shoop shears,
Lots of tiun gal Conmo and~ go
through our houses, Soc what
nice Furnituro. A large Lot seed]
wheat. Strictly puro.
W. TF. 1'Jfaii.
Notice.
I wIll be at the Ccx bridge oin Saluida.
the 2d1 (day of Noy eimiber, 189(1, at. 12 o,'rockw
E. for the puirpolse (of letting the cotracIt
foi' bildiing two (2) rock piers and11 for at
bill of brid go InumbeIr andi shin ghes deI~lver
'1( lit the b ridIge or aiiy rai hioad station,
and1( for thei bulbding (of the bridlge. This
biridlge has bieen exaiilned and Is dainge~r
otis. P'ersons c'rossaing doI 50 at tnelr ownt
risk. MATTHEL IW HENICKS,
oct8w4I Supervisor.
NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS.
I forbId ainy person from hiuntling, enlt t.ing
tiimber or crossIng my preises ini any way
except in the public road( without miy coli.
sent. J. MA RION LOOPER.
Miea. 8. C., April 27, 1895.
.Wanttd-Cattlo. Will pay~3 th
hjghest ansa primo for twenty
milch cows andi all other grades oI
entfAlo. Also oxcihango mhich cowl
for beef cattlo or yearlings,
H. B. HENDRIcKs,
15t Pinkans . C.
OVER LOADEDI
Must unload or our nwily elect(i
shierlf' might assist Ilo 0he ale.
There perhaps ivas never so bright
prospect for a flnoe crop as we had a slorl
wihlo ago and in coisequelice It. S. 11111
Anderson, S. C. made contracts for mer
chandise far beyond hi% usual purehase,
an(d now lipS oi 1(and andl(] to sh r. ar
rivo goods to the valte of hilly $10o,000
Since mnany of these )ulrCIases were' iad(
the cotton crop has been materially cut
off 1in our county, s40 that we will have to
find aln oitlet. for ou' over crowded stort
beyond our owi borders.
Now we do iiot ask nor wish an'y one tc
come all the way here oil uicertaitii
but, append a certilento duly execittil
whicl protect proposeI purelasels fromt
loss not oly of llo expel)Ill om 1111p
but of the tim ne its well ai we requ1est all
VIo tliIk of uiiig the t rip to (. oIl
andt(] bring along the follon Ing gui rantee,
though we will protee ot an11 1',y way.
Anderson C. 11., Oct. loti, Ism.
For the next forty (ays froim litei
this certifleatte presiute(t at l'r I
office will entitle the bearer (if a
wotild-bho cistomr of any onsiler
able imount of goods iln (ir lin')
to full pay for all necissnry expens.|
es intcurirre( In traveling from aly
Portion of Pickens comity to An-|
1(rson andt return, aid inl addition|
thereto, reaonable comiensit.ioi
for tie lost in case we fall to dem- I
onstrate that, wet save you (m oy
by oinig to outr market..
It. S. 111l1,L.
Attest: .1. It. Cio, It K.
We wish tfo be perfectly nalifli(I and fair
41l(1 til islead and l dec e 111) one. W(
e-ml't (11 iho.;e living; a lt a 4'revatd ta c
much11 grood oil Ie'avy gilql wlere figo'hts
enter touterially 214) ilto Oe ash .tclh Ias
prov11-11on s an iil heaiivy', gr oerlie-.
We menti.on inl 1 teilr reguhI r order our
.I roigest lines. foir I hiS ean.
First Comes shoes of all Kinds (except
shocluy trash) sIzes till plrices.
Theii mes118' 111nd boys hats is our brug
tIe j llepa t Ielt.
Next men's aid lboys clothing. fur-nish
iniga 1 and overcoats.
Theni tie Imost. elhganit line oif hlies
gooiidsa to he fouid wilhiin a ra I * of l00
miles. This includes elvery ing lnece'-sCsarIy
to Ia lady's attire. It is coiceded we have
thbe larrest ilhiiery deparimen in lt'he
Stat.e. We iave a dre1ss maliig (epart
Ileit, that is excelled by none.
in house furil shiigs We simply out did
oirselves thii sesonm. Ask to See Mllr hlni
kets; we bought. a lot of wool blanikets so
as to sell liem at a prolit for less momiv
than we ever paid for them beinte. i
fact we made at teil strike all anienl and
if we only had a small siock we mnight
imake solmie moliny.bil.we art over loaded.'I
and imist take price-s to reduce. We
live not space to e iierate nam' mnee
hIties, but we are salling a Iirst qinality
kip or [calf 1ens 1K' shoe at $1.00 1liat we
Sold at year. ag1o at $1.50 and $1.G.5. A
good lady's shoe. alt $1.00 thatl we sold
then readily for $1.25 ,the same reduielioi
ill several lines of boys and misses shoez.
We believe we will give youi ats good a
hat at $1.00 a1s 3ou Call buy elsew here for
$1 50.
We Ilre seliing a 111111's tine 111 wool
suit (goods imported) at *0.50 tlhat, we
sold a year ago for 10. We have just
plit oil sile a calse of 30 inch cashm(ler's
aill color' at 15c that we never retailed
before at less thall 2-4c.
We have a residleit buyer located at
New York ever on the alert, for desirible
b:irgaiis but, tle troible , lie frequently
ias to ta11 Irgel tiuantiti than we e I
fhid outlet for to tihe local tnade. Come
and1 $0ee its aid we will treaI , you right.
Yoirs in inIch rni ies,
R. S. HiL L,
Soiih ain Street11 0, Anditer'son, S. C.
Ext~racItM Frona Corr'es uondence
Froen~ Morgnaau Horse '0%N Ona
louie.
1 rtceived your catalogue, and am1
- very much pleased to hear' from you'
and your Morgan horses. I don't
think there is, or ever was, as good
a fail of huorses.-A nderson Ickes
Rockford, Ohio.
I am gladl to know that through all
theo craz.o for foreigii-bred horses the
Morgan hlorse has been pireserved in
Spur:ity. F. Moore, lvaston, Ill.
- I am1 always interested in the Mor
gan horse. When I was a Pmli boy, my'
parents moved fromi Ver'mont to Ill
moisW, a1 dIIisance of sixteeni hundr(l1ed
miles, overhand. and so1 I had the
privilege of riding all that long dhis
tanice af ter a fineO span of' Morgan
hlorses.
I offer the services of' my stallion.
Justit. Lambert, to the fI'rmiers of
Pickens County. believing him to be
the most intensely inbred r'egisterd
Morgan stallion in the State. ie is
stylish, handsome, gentle as a dlog.
v'ery iehclgent, hardy aind to alny 0ne
watntmng superior farmi hor'ses andt
the foeist r'oa'dsteirs on1 ear'th, I can
conlfidhently r'ecomnmend( thleMorgani as
the horse. I have placed the service
fee of this grandly bred horse at the
nominal sum of' $15.00 t~o suit the
hlard times and1( to enabi~le all to pa
tionize him. Old, scrubby, andl un1
rouind malures not accep'lted oin any
terms. For pedigrees and othier in
formation, address
L. G. CLAYTON,
(Cent ral, S. C.
All p)orsons holding dlomandls of
any kind against the counlty of
Pickcens not prevwiously preOsenited
will filo the same wsith the clerk of
the b)oardl on or bofore tho 1st (day
of Nov. nioxt.
MA-rA'rTA iw IIENDRtIK S,
OctS~w4 County Supervisor.
A 11 township comisi~oners'
will hlave all roads wvorkod and
havo each hand1( to put inI goodl
timo anid putt tho roads inl good or
OctOw4
Misses McIKAY,
Main Street, GRtEENVI LLE, S. C.
H[ave' now readly for sale all the
Late4.st Styles i
Hats, Bonnets and Caps,
For Ladies1(, M ilsses anid ChIiidren.
Jr' They koop constant-y oin 1tnd all thec
N ovelties at lower t prices.
Your patronage solited.
MhiVSES MCI(AY,
Main Street, Greenville, S.C
Noticee to Debtora ndti~ Oredhitors.
A\I 1 peronsl holdinug elhthuis against the
es5tatei of William W., Martin,deeased1,will
presenlt them11 to thiiei underlSlined for pay
melnt on or biv (ho 1st dlay of November,
niext, and14 all pIrions inidobtod to said es
Itti Imait makeI~i palymenft by said da1te.
Sarah E'. Mairtin and
J. TV. Youn igblood,
n..tma a Adnimi.trator.
Wo aro onlarging our storo by
ono-half. This moans moro goods
and moro trado.
Watch our Iall AnnoImeenwit.
We want Il kinds of Country
Produce, and havo many induce
ments to offor for your trad.
COME TO EE US.
BEST GOODS for tho LIEAST
MONEY!
At liRUCE'S.
1835ws1896.
THE BEST ARE MADE BY
f. C. MA IKLEV.
And Every Variety of Fine Carriages, Buggies, Carts,
and Harness, Hardware, Paints, Oils
and Varnish,
At the
Greenville Coach. Factory.
G W. SIRR1NE, Superintendont.
Dee5mu3
NEW SHOE ST1O RE -
MILLER~ & CRIUiSHA~k8
Withi a new anid well se.lected stock ofi
Landied and Gentlemten's Fine Shoes ai splecialIty.
Receiving good1s every dlay dlirect fromt the I'etories.
O1F~Shoes Neat, Comifortable andI Lastin~g.
1Eiller - B-ci iLcing,
No. 105 N. MAIN STREET, Creenville, S.C.
WAgenIts for the WV. L. D)OUGLASS Wa~rran~ted shoes. oct~im3.
WNew Furniture!
Woare making additLions to ouri our immni.tso stoek dai ily, andW
whyou nood no01 )w, choicor goods, kind ly drop(q in and lot us sh<ow you
through our1 stock. We soll the very bost goods thle country alkr(ds,
and( olfor thomn at remarkably closo prices.
'Westfilcd andi Hellamns,
feb2Otf. G reenville. Se C.
Did You Know!
That I woo~l seMCIll n 9000 , sl e or
giniger. at. 10 Cents at retail, mtnd A rbnek.
le's collee at, 5 lb~s for $1.00, or ri x H av
line grieen coffee for .$1.00. If yo1 dlidPy n
not, I wantI to tell youi it is so. [ wanut
yon1 1o kilo iv that I aml) sellinig bes~ inidigo.
prints at 5 cen ts; best chee~ks atL 4 ets byV
the bolt; hulhles' nice dre~s siuitinigs at Bi
ets; god worsQted atL 10 e~te; water-prof- ~UTNI
in.,, 414 yards for dlre-s a. 8:!.70 for snir;
Iine broaidlol ha, about $3.00 gots a d. ''s;U.LODB M
nilce i'tr i ~ untat fromt $1 .00 tip. It wvill
pa the ladiels to knol~ thstig THandT EMD
take a look Y'ou h )oul no thatu. I O L LO N KNDSAE
havle a big line of shuoes.--all stle andat~ui4 e~t
sizes, anid tat my prIices sell them; biring Oerawur.qlkan
on your feet and( let me fit. Good blank- SCOLA UCES ECMA
ets. r,0 ets Io) $7.00 per patir. A warranlt- HLAIM AAREUIOS
edl ax( Ut) C.ent s. I wvant fodder, corn, ..nLrn oIATN H1AfNOmi
seed cottonl and1 prodnele. II( i1..tsabfr1*e , ol Ad
T. 0. HA RRIS. SN RE1o;i~ke
Jasi. 305 1'Ice-s,.B. BLOOD BALM C. tat,(a
A. J. eTcr.1eg
DRY, GOODS!
It witl pay you to visit this
store when in Grecnvile.
1 ' tO .
say it is thi CI 1EAPEST
PL ACE in town.
Y0111s tl'y,
A. J. JONES,
25 Ma:\in Street.
"Clevebuni 1)Ilock.
MgontSanad atr.
meh26 96.
A. G. Wyatt,
Easley, S. C.
-FV-7-6-'"V G OODS
-Just arrived 1and Cheap. Como
and see! them11.
Those who ow 1110 will plonso
00ome1 an(d pay withith , furthor do
Iap or Iotice.
A. G. WYATT,
41ttf iEasley, S. c.
Odds and Ends
-)'.
SUMMER GOODS
LAW N8, SW is's, 31'T,1,8, &C., IN
I'l, A IN, STR Il'-ci I ILA I
AND 1 YOTTI).
S111111lU lih-w a l es'niens and
('hib11r1-1s, all at yourkl own~pricesor. there
Goo1 14 li:a s lawn l ; l>K ciecks at 5
Turikey lId . I i una4 .k Table ov er'.I s 8-I4
1 4 , 12 1 po ted 41 LIple. hOgh atI.
value had 2~', nly 24 lf. Geon t
.in1t in N4(w 04' ire sblgh e,-,oin
Drewod parnd ape.
' libu ul Nv 87. Dck
1'. S-I ilt Ver ,' (aC'enp.
par tie Ui youway grovaue
all( ele.(oe annd wfodr yhough co r
of Iprtiicetes of COtheTrip.
"S 1'now Mu boys, eithtcid showin
slvae o iledBn.Ti
DCeapst and Caret.
l4eTilzrpi hne No.k87.
p.ie b.lter uick Pterns.we
C e pCottOi o.,
.feltfremende foSyrCon
S)IC ALwtr~ Acid Pos
phattor Dissole o.Ti
Thas thTem
CrtL. o thesmart
Julstn eceivea d Iu
prcsbfod duyngeshr
fe kf~eepnviflle 11.1 of
1KEs OICNTisT.
AI pa 11 or 111(8 gua anteed. t4
Woblh leasedqo t o (er you.11~
10Oai t r,(r e vhl le, S C.
Ol rlip ovrBue& Ie' IrgSoe