The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, November 05, 1896, Image 2
the People's Journal
T. C. ROBINSON, Editor.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
Subscription One Dollar a Year
Entered :at tihe Post Offleo at Piekens its
seolid-elaiss inatter.
A I)Ei''lTISING IIATES.
One dollar per inch for first isertioi, fif
tv vt ets for each su ist-wepiilt iise-rtioii.
fli1ernll dim"Ist niit (tir advl\''ist'lilt'llts t'll ;an
n ca i celitralts. l'ins h:ish. A ituurI n
tra<-ts. rtoa': Ii 1u:n 1.t 'rly.
NI( f~jgorirq.,. 0 14f- pr;41t- t,, :1i. N o slit
cht j positi'ts 4-' spit-t-inll r:1teS lto fot-tignl stll
vertis'is. -\|1 Suh1- ti nlst la il. tilt. r ti of
the fiua Ir wid abide b.. silh rates.
Local noin :1 1-;A c"11111nn. 10 cenits
per lin. fr --|-i i.s t ) i 1 ' ct ilts f il
:\t'\ ,-1 ii'lits fe'I 4ift 1: Zis: As5lt l 1 l
lie Iluu I; n t I;I t hai MIil I t1t rtI
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'liT I - I I I li' I-'S 1 1il l lllt fir t lit'
less tlt S : rI- e eititi'I i;lly entlirst-l.
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rep):r, ar- that I ein Iv has er
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iItian a I' hr.- v. t..fq A
few yeanz a, th Iaared, ,
CIeiely t Il a, 0:an vt~nd -ir,t or a
or1 lia aborer*. N w' tL'. ri-,t . m .Ih
sto y laud it tly , air-tl~iIly t .~
mfonIopolist of all the~ low-aer IElliX
of labor'; hc is thev :ionoptli: t of the
frrmt Ilrudte, thle brotblactk indo 1151rv
anld koi'dred furitsli ), l i rd i e ,
service. The inc(omring Cliint,
alwayit went itto the laundr ~y buIiness(.O~
or domestic eIxvice, so as1co (irnejjr~i
-the.Itahian arrived yestLer o a
; fnuit stanrd to-day, thloub- . -nay
be but a push cart- The fruit htand
Italians alone would ma'ke a smltl
army In R ew York. Not alone those
wh have the tidewvalks, but those
who also run smnall sltores that dlot
the streets and avenues of the big city
In developin~ this trade the Se
to have gravtated~ atomly seem
Americans evidentiy .~sdrdAo
* olw as a means ot livelihood I~e
leaves thme Bweat shop to the Pole and
the Russian Hebrew the laundry to
* e Ohimnman, but in fruit and hoots
ho 18 the moern king-New york
.8baVriboJfor the JOURNAL
Cleenat.
Things are quiot in thi- burg
considoriig hard times, heat of
p0lities,notes and mortgages coml1
ing due, which liusually brings ci
satisfaction, disappointruent. and
array' neighbor against neighbor.
Th 11man that patted us on our
shod(ler inst spring is not tihe
man wo thought ho was Our
roads are still passable owing to
the dry fall at least w can still
travel them by (lay with a careiftil
drive'r and a light llad. I see th
overseers,: have rdr too hav 11l
hlf lds )ll t iII filll tillii' Ic t ll
raals. It stiikt.s ie that tei
llandils in this (c er14111l1 IluivOe abo)(lt
wterkt d their ti iw' o t, i id out
what hlin't. Shoull-rled t lii' tools
:u1l walke-d ,ut, so, nothing ro
muainiiS so tar as I se ut for tho
1\e(rseeri s to pez ill a ftew dIllvs, fol.
i \'eV hi\'' !itt tilt' litist (A tilk
;l~ eiit e I. ('1'i11t i th iT ld
bl\V is ' il.v t'l to s 11tii0 t- t llt.
til itCe's:-:.\'V ieii ' t r s, 11..t. the
WOr . 1ti' tlu'r' till ilie 'oad l ji u s
tion It prsont a I liev hastike
tt -lc a qhr that Iline.
T eril(,1in11om1Ny with,
L. 1."opler. Ik thr1es0n'
InII Nst. 8: t urday
I hx. ad Ilt M r kl pI i 1 . .it
1 1 atitl a t t'r a
0Of lie evr
\ the sullen tribe,
d s itr %, td . Inel.
\ t z 1e short f1
;-d by . J. .'i. Hr ma Vak
. 1 . . . iIo .
Ilk- aI
elur h nrnbo tn --te -
R*v. W. C,.ludn n :v
I-'.N .-I. n Th i t od ct r --
roon v.ilV 4; prdachd byl~ liv. WI
1.rday~ :mh and~ to iciory -or*
menl by 1:iv- W. C. S'aborin oun
4. I. Tuli MI.:., See''.
IIllndic ks and1( .lirry Modilii, inuri
dler, gulility of inansii i laughter ini
withI rfeloIJnmiondahtioni inl thie (oni4e
o.f HeIndrik anJ Hutd Borry Mod jll
liotb gil ity. Sui otenIcP of (looni
thrioe yeatrs~ ini pornitutntiary, Jiion
dicks( solitOrleo wasI~ two( yearsV ni
plltonltiary, wvithi aij)alu ini thie
caiso of .1011nd 0i0hs.
Stato3 vs. Ji. J. I,(wis, 'T. .H. .Jor
dain, .J. M. Morgan and .J. A. Bry
Hon, mu11rder, veordict n ot gially.
Stato vsi. A rthur White solling
Stauto vs. D)ock Brockenbridge.
aissault and11( balttory, guilty.
State vs. Cok Halddon tssautlt
anad birttory. Not guilty.
Stato us8. John R. Harpor mur
der. Not guilty.
.State vs. Ernest Washungton
mlurdor. Verdict, guilty of' U)af.
lilaughtor with recommnjodatin to
7~ro.
Elevated railroats aro not
having such a halcyoi tiie of it as
they once en joy.'.. 'the Kings-County
RLoad, in Brooklyn, has gotie into the
haids ot a receiver, the Manihati tan.
in N,:w York, is not the rich ii.
denl 1-payiing institution it on wB
in Chicago this week the \lby
1 w a SOl t (er the hanuIjer f r1i..
t 1.-i o -ne-fourth the aloIlt e it
ei talizedl stock. Ele-tric :e
roa.I hive played havoc witi, thse
pjroplerties and the bicycle i:- vl
r~an a fare.
Si Jones has the proper a pr.
tain of I in ewspaper 1) I I nan.
the, lollowing Ieserved tridt itt i
profession: 61If I w-anit to get a rilt
SI. re Junpgmneiit I'd rather go iln0 a
n evpaper office tha11n a1 court ol
1ust-ice. No imtn, whose life is true,
puei :n1d just, is atrid of all the
newVSP.p(rS inl Amrica. 'They are
the best (let(ective forces in the Couin
try to dIy. They have puncturei
niore shiins than any other igeicy,
anid am hir at I amill concernet I v
tako lho bri'hles otl and let them goy
Ile only ones that, will be :urt will
be the siamis and frands.
A Card
Dour frionds and noighbors you
hav' 11Iy thanks lli'or the help you)
geilvoi me 11i my dear boy's hurial,
and thi Svmpaithies extolnled to
ie. Tlo Lord hal1s said e vould
hhess a chieerful g iver,anl II ie will,
M ay the Lord bless you all for the
sympat h ies extendod and assist
Want''d---Tattl'. WVill pay the
highest eash pric.. fr t we.ly
ileilh Cows 'll all 'thi"r iraitdes o'
vcat i1I . Als- xhag milcha cow-.
for h ofe t' a ti 1,k rI yk aIr!inI.g-s,
Iv. 1 -. I ) I 1 ,
I tIicion-. -. C.
W e will S'.11 at the lat,: resid.-necs
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h da -T . D ctml. I.T
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tauvhy I-:et .shi- mor
Idba i i.liv f N(.
'p'n o .f i b' lgIcom I 4lIbreb114i ll
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(,bt't:04%is the olyi' uer -
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t~tihr o eosiig w 1 jibrofi~t isi-ilj inian.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS
We art, noiw ready for you vith a big stock of
FA~L and WINTER GOODS
We are proud of our purchases, and feel confident that they will
meet your approval. For six years we have been work
ing for your trade. We have studied and learned
your wants. We have bought
Dry Goods and Shoes!
To meet all of your wants, and by far the largest we
have ever bought.
We want to be Helpful to You!
And wvill (o out best to prove to you that your best buy
ing interest centers here-that for every dollar
you spend over our counters, you will
receive a just equivalent.
We give you good GOODS
The Lowest Prices!
And politO attention.
Our Dress Goods!
Departient is comnplete, vith prices rauging from 10 cents to
.2.00 per yard. All the new weaves and colorings,
Trimnings ili Braids, Jets, Velvets
and Silks.
WNTe htead the list on Linings.
Cold WVeather is Coingio!
P repa re for it InI tilne. lPed Flaniels, White 1lainels, Twillel
.1mels, PIlain l'lannels; a good heavy Red Twill Flan
nel for 10 cents; our 20 cents Flannel
can't be heat.
Jeans! Jeans! Jeans!
We hlae p1 epared for all the boys, old an d young, witl Jeans
fromI 1U CCents to ;J0 cents per yard. See onr 2 Nc ents
Jeans, ani if you don't say it is the best you
ever saw for the m1oney, we won1't
a Jeals to you any 1more.
Shoes. Shoes Shoes.
Lc nmember t hat shoes are to be worn by all elasses and con
dition of men womien and chiilren. We are ready to supply
their wants. No uianI canI down ime oil shoes, either in quality
01r price. We () not claim to be the only man who sells goo'd
shioes, but we dho let the other Iani sell all the sorry Ones.
We can't tell you all in this advertisement, bUt call at our
store in the West End. at(l we wVill prove to you that this is the
place to do your trmling.
Greenville, S. (. West End.
N'1w a Nonia me.
c's.and Chibiren's thosesi''aetory sam
Iis o esl at ls S han nuinnfac-'hjes t
'lsist.isholta
Sucha chancesdied buyicheapweshoe2
3,000 comes once aeasyeari andxcepw ol
yourt tune toi'eenriullartoinollCtmx
cinitylililtirpenshioosfric the1
es li (hthhens hosfatoy ~lti,~clo of taxls.wll1 fical earc
Pl~ t h sld ! es hittttail ~ I195 , h i n hbi o laley. t ikss
S.i II. lnthiet day of Octoberoi
Such el ia, wesn1(he1 ,'iylowing tashoewill
otdycolies411CC 'a at' 01(1 be4 i colix le : 'w h aIe'on
a. t indt~we
The Factoryn'hoschtoretax 3 N
Tal. llii117 m2 nils
J. .wn. Dikson.\1. abb' boid Non. btho af
.\ler l~ i ab~~ltou:o poll t ax.
1 I('tit'Cil Aoepieiaklr, isiwithwil, ho Icollect
i'elii'5 all kind 'i shos, aii. spca -; m ills i ll bev collected
--------------------. ---- . t. 4 Pr ars No. - 8th until 12a
(ieiiiviI, S C. 'i4'~ClI. \TI S'ii M ituil Nov. 4thl aternoon
A , t~ Clhouniii Nov th sun til 1)
it. I t im.ilcos. 1 wl
Want.\tAn.I-ra y Nov. f01.h.
Thie Fac~ ~'iit~Jr C atet S ttorAtlyNo. (.th.
Ja.inligi1. M ..fr ircks~oploofr- .
an lstofI a ng'r.rodrsistortNov. 1ath, af
l'. - t-1 C. Shaffer', an exp:e. - '.hA tor8,E e N tiv. (3th .'
hsiciant an-u'en IylI 'ing4ov47t4n
meJ(C~th ridi c Xa a~ eL
Mlch8, '..I \ t -'t at io' Nov. 17h a r
lt~'~1 1. iwi an, sj.,Pto -~ \i 1Id~r. ti .1 il Cirek, N~o i4 18thunil 14
In A. honux, w.t ('I . Iililimas 'sr totun m.4 ti'( l)it144 Ie ''' f AllI
Greenvi'4lles ti ela. . W T I Sa Ii, l'''t4
O4l~'d ill te is 9121111 t)P1'lnoe1.)11 ll n~ 11 < at14 'ltlhoi'lsam)e 140imo.
114, ii te Ca c. o 1''ohi t, t 114 1t f surer I otheo balance' of(( u i
AT le TORNieEYiS A'Tiit LAWne N . 'eei (ot 1"'41'""-'"'il no., 1 tl) tlwic
)It the 1 1)ti 411)thOfbooks willI)cl' 18,)I, ill
iti'jllitthi mi kens ('.!f'k dyofNi.IH,, s.C ec mple I, loav t(ach pll c e
hereof, at hie'f ltime 1 peflod in o rorn to
lie forenoon toaBh tih (iine, ifppointhamentein
ArtojiijstEnii t ia atlCoi. TrOns.h
hmullt. h r~al t oli g mL'Detis, ae n
Ofice,'t hiseide c . lain tireieht. le 1111 a 111(.ti~21 'o
Ifoeirh , i--m ~~ et fNv 86 nte1ya fot ae
I*J 1 . 1wsa. NF XEs Il. ht Juge - , EJ~ I st inireJ Prh cto
WHATS in a NAME
Moro than most peoplo think
for. When you see the name ot
DR1i'1FUS & CO.
You look tit it, as you (1o any
othor ad. That's whora vou imake
a mistako. You imist roal it. over
carefully and liid out what it im
plios. It will show you how to
spend your(ill 1iney ill buyiig your
Call and wintor
Clothing, Hats, and Ocnts' fur
nishing goods. For instance
Wo oll you a suit ol clthes
for $5, $7.50, $10 and $12 that,
other houises soll, for $7.50,$10,$12
and $15. How (o wO (1o it. We
simply buy them right and givo
the peoplo the bonofit of our
knowledge ( and sin owdless. How
(o wo got our knowledge. By ox
porieco 1nll pains inl buying
gcc(1s. All these facts pt, toget her
will COiivillCo ally 11iaII of soliid
milndH allid jil(Igillollt that, wl Wo
tell you are facts.
We OliIve in gi ving our enus
Iomli mrs I b st valli wi possIly
cUl, it is to our interest to (o so,
anidlie a illlt of (ash hiysilp'sS
wO 111,9 d 'ill i viges 11, thauit he
p''"hI have lvari'cd flit. wI dil)
btisi lless Stictly mli husi lloss p~ri li.
ce lo s, lla11il ly, (mv jy'p--.. not
011 Owi h .1owesti alnd no cI -dm
whiieb dou's awav with losses,l!ne('4)
Mili ien' oll for (e l iIll 1,ig to b I I'.
(ebonest. (lothimog hotise ill the
statlo. Col Ii I, we W l ilt I' i
[ rad" anld mlleo \\.. sojjp wvhfiojlvo
git \(Il for keeps.
'1 liiis tiuly,
fu,
113 luul i15 .ein st re8, 0- ,
Attractive! Attractive! Attractive 2
New Coods! New Goods! New Coods!
In Every Department.
Theje is too much to te 'l so we mui nt ask you to come
aild see for yourselve-. We will 'iin Umtj'n fe'w of the
inany }101 m'g n . i } I I 1gh111 i 1's i:
Make il nlote 1in vohm111 lbor' i1(Ii11i book gmi \V}~ o
comle to to -vin eoime 1o s('- us.
NUTS WORT1 II)RM'ING.
S ei-t i t inig in new d r'se sty les . 5; inmh Ishic'k amil ( ---d. ('MTh
styli's ftor S Sents. i e' -1) ,O'I
I0 () aurds IIeav'y Twivilld H( l d 10- )4 WhIite a ii (re ii h lnmket
V l a ni.l 1(1or $l.ou. H (Slits.
G~( yadse' 105 re' lavy T lb-<i la-si .\li \\40 'iuk'~'i ijI
R *1(lWddPe Flan I o sleti.i I0.1, fu '1''5. , .7 S ()1 i
Lhr hu)1) . IrS cns.hn y P ,rt.
Yard wide a'' I-a Iin d by thei The' best (iorI .irt
-4 I'ledmni drill by thei [ol 5 S anis (a rir >
2(1 yards bes't. (singhamir 'In .l . ,5 dt II n b
or $1.00. Xi..-V\
50 (alit (ass~.irn'1res all wool '' -~iiI
1(r.;s (inghamis 5 ('1nt 4 a v.1 r d50e
85 iich Ileavyr A\l| \\ool 'j).' ..
54 inr'h fIesary All \';'1ol fS~l~
C7.arp(ts and1 Matings eh' :lye' 1 e
eXT hiavent Spa~C(e to mei(j ou ,ir eOli * i
ni wiIlge. we area: the ('hPap('t store ini towni~~ .1'lte(
11on '.y thatii anyV hois iil tip lIer 'CI'(.iro1in,
MI ss Kua!: Ihunt is with itsii and wvill be gla to :ir -l l
l('r f'nds,
Rich er'wHan dsomer
THAN EVER PRODUCED,
ra 'OUR
fiLOTHE5, HA TS N~0515ni5)
WE.W-E TALKING AUOU I.
Look overm the stock; it's conpl'ue nou .
and1 see if you don't agree( wil)th u. 0O.
two things we ahvays iman to do- 'lo s -
you better g~oods than you ge't els'-:: rv Iir
the sameC pric(e ; to sell y'ou the s.une l(4O( ds'
at a lowver price than you get themi (Is
GREENMViLLE S. C.