The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, November 19, 1896, Image 2
The People's Journal
1'. V. IOBINSON, Editor.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
Subscription One Dollar a Yea,
Etitt'ere Ilt thle Posimt Office a, Pickens a.
eon-easmatter.
ApVE RTISING RATES.
Oie lollar per inli for first. iisert.ion, if.
tv 1 ents for e t el s' Ihse l.ient iisertiovi.
Lierlix'rl <u llstot t fil a1verimt tnk'nts oni nn
'itl co itraits. T 'r, itsl a11. Ainuial !oil.
trat,q praile lIMOir rlly.
No fav'4rilte. O ie pr41c 'all. No Site
ciai piositiona or SiterVil rat es t o foreignl ati
v4risers. Al11 stich lti st tk 111k te ruit of
the Imlp-r andl abtide bY sitih rates.
Lov.al not1ices, ill loc'al ('n.4111n1, 10 veits
per line for- firs, inisertion aond five revids for
0,01elistbscr.Illt, iser t ion.
Ativer-t isv te1is fo'r 11l.ilg init' s lild
lie baned il i it later thani .Mondtay imorni
11 . he litar will iot i'e r'sponsible for tl
views p11111 ions 4f c i-res ln'1Its, (ill
Iss tl lit' t ' a'' vtit' *il l A 14
Any on41w who olsel.rves tho ro)i'
eoediiLs of colrts is imlpressl d
-... 1. 1, 1y f trying displl ary
1 ri'i ill ti e th ' e'luitios
ic)less epo 'ns . tIlt' fililt
!,(, hr1 ti' t l . j r -S (11 ,r
C t ilIt'rs, ' h lits 1 5llusK
he tri1d IV. tlo law an l evidelle,
1ub1tilic s 1till nt it is trilo, ,-welll
It intiP thei llf iiree ellt fil~g tle
la 4, I t iltl' ilaill ' ristill Ill's w111th
4all 111lk 441. will
tho- elass f ter4t imin I u po wh ich
the t' a t m 14 t Nel. fIir a ill (
tion. Whiske4 y cass ar alway
d illie l t ) L it si llt ' w it' h s e ' 114
nlod I\ itnessesi art. rollictt' at (I ti'i Is
t vfy, a Illw liV ' ff4 1 r1l4i) ll t . 11 i ,
Sillir Iu'eI , s s c. IIl 's i .I SIId l
nlot lo knowi Ow ' 1sill 'll. it. s
111 , r I I 11 1 ( I l-.iIs. (e t d w t,(l
.,r ,v t I t 1) 11 of Ig v It) . i A 11.- 1 1
11r11 la that t' ov tei' ar5 th
$'ilt if) A - tilln. It'lit 1I y will h
'tite wil. s % Ina"I d i, I (I fail t
ro v vi i l (I a t I fn S.
"I', l s( a o (1,A i 'l l'
t h e o re q u ti gl wi le -11u.' ]t I N
insist 100 a ea lt Ie dis01elai oil
1aW. :nI Ct Sb titti O o a drif
flrellt I y: stf.nl. It le ll il r t
tll ho t ato lf - 1(a Td(I1of C('llt ro Nwll I
profi I by w x. I i "~mIe -: I o (f t Ih'-. i r
Tredvtavrl. Wer will llal frob
ability ldo a slicengs of th d (
POnSary1 *yt V i Thlt- vShould bp
giv l ac fa i 1' 1 qlmt IuIlItyv il thet(
atr, it air I a e tI o fle gi S l IIure
a It aly moe ne oeri ndB ith
t he n oihe bsille . 1~le~o m
Oe 18lli0taO ile to uelhla~ 131
th at ig avopaidodi l fthrure,
mght ofv them whl <ietin
11 0 boon lilikl'fiago ilig il
ditilre in the fore. the poci
~Jbo~ojbu id ot ~o *ln'
the biotorness of tho nion, wh<
had boe pronisod all sorts of
prosperity after the election of
McKinley.
Newspapers, too, are 'adding to
the discontent by their announce
ments that iills and factories nro
opning uip, thus inducing huni
drods of m0n to conio hero m1
sourch of work. News at labor
headquartors hero is that, instod
of mills and factorios oponing up
with increased forcos of men ill
this and neighhoring sections of
othor states, tho rovorso is gener
orally the fact.
The Union Labor Silvor club
has outlined a plan for districting
Chicago and organizing i similar
club in oach district. Tho belief
is oxpressed that heforo inany
111onthis these clubs will coiprise
20,000 1111 or m11or1o, no 0110 hut, a
union mn1 being eligiblo to m11Omli
hership. They will h niont-piarti
sill), outsido of the silvor issuo and
will tako no )art, inl local policies.
1)1t will reserve their eil'orts for
the congressional ea ipa ign two
year1's lience.-SpIecial disIpa teli to
Denvor News.
osa Bnheur leainds the life of a1
recluise il er ellateaul ill the dellfOIs
ot the( Fores1t (f4'ntoeleuna
Paris. She-11t welide' hrsel f from all
al it wa*s with tie g!reateSt, difliciul
Iv thit the litmrs (4 The Lalie.'
I10110 1011-11il Sut'ct'e I itl getl tti a
1pr(osit ion beit l.. ihat she should
write lier alii iULt.)'hV frir thitt
iI ll , 1.1 tI i )4rly I N ea st)I. It
I n i It , he w r,- sl I 1 1ul, :id yonco -
Slal-irel on her work Ill - eat painter
tonn l i i i e trv:-1 11 I I ittI lat slie
e1 10 e ilv; (1of lil 1:1.1 -111 )e'lila ly the
t xt. Ihll - t l i I hi. I article,
\l, t h e v I \'i lI !,-il 1;11 l) "Il . .Ie d d raw -
xid viii :1 i the ( 1iristimas
urn1111113, Wet a i wi oIs aitS of
Biiir -: sIi w s in hie,
Foeau i A Iell's IHros. Ni#ow.
APlY rien.1, Ilt h Artuemul ts Ward,
e , it talkos threogriowul Ill)er
41 n 11 tIle aveIrage i, escort olle
.il1 to the cl ireus, there promises to
Ie an u01reeudenite demand for
"'kn:is" ill Groonville on 'lhursday
Novemlber 1th, when the great Ad
:i 1 Foreoa ugli ailli Sells lBrothors
Ailerien's Greatest slows iake their
lirt consohdatd appearance. '.Thete
is also amplest ahsirance that the
youllgsteis thilliselves will bo recog
ilivetil .1ld Caitereti to ill a mlia nner to
ial1d to tle estalisihed list of hiollays
a gnuine Children's Day, and one
aiwrrily overflowing Iltl hialthlul
and1 barUinless eitertainment, just
suoh as the little folks can most ap
'eciat( and111 enjoy. The griet Iiippo
drome3' starieua, the four ilngs, and
the two (elevaited stages will repre
selnt an immtenise miad-ca piilaygrouind,
wvith~ a host ot all sn rts of I wo and
four-legged fun,-muakers in all sorts
of cute. gneer and hlicrous plerformt
anee~ms. Thiere will bo elophanlt
eliwnV~s and1( comierhans, seaL lion and
Sea ltusjiians, sinlgers and( astonish
ingmie;prtt atndi wise) poi
Cunin g m kyacors andh jockeys,
t~ rand bird ed1neaIl(te'd pigs, co llegilite
(d0onkey, festiv hears51), pmerforing 1
goatf , woniderfl dogs, in herds,
troupjes, families, ilocks, and1( pauelesr,
prieceded an id associatedlW wih Mo~th
er G oose revels. fairylaind pageaints
and( elfin simectaucles- It. ivill be
wVo.ito the pice of admission to sa't
thie radiant young facos and hear
the beals of childish laughter.
Wanted-Cattle. WVill paly the
highest cash prico for twenty
miilch cowsV and( all other grades of
cattle. Also exchange milch cows
for boof cattlo or yea rlings.
II. 13. IlI ENJiIIess,
15tf Pickons, S. C.
Wo will soil at the Iato residence
of J. F. Lathem, dleconlsed, on the
8th day of December, 1 800, Tract
No. 1 conitiinlg 175 acroes, known
11s t he McAdams pla1ce.
Tr'ict No. 2. con ta ilnintg 300
acree,40 acres creek bottoml,knownl
as the J. N. Bowent tract.
Tract No. 3, watorpower su itIale
for cotton gint. To'rms are ono-hal f
cash, hbalance on twolvo mon ths
timo, seciuredl by3 mort gago on thei
premli ses. A lso cor~n, whioat, oats,
and1( cottont sold for cash.
J1. K'. LA'lJneJ,
Nov h9t3 E'xecuitors.
Factory pr3ices p)aidi for cotton
rny moe. Comnd bll~ o convin1ced.
AllI thoseo wh'lo purchasodI fortil ier
from mel( tis season0i and1 gavo cot
tan nlotes, the sam311 mutst hie paid
in cottop delivered at Calhoun,
S. C. A. J. Booas.
Sop10min2
SuhscriT~o foi- thi JOURNAL.
No(ttee4 to Jpektores and OredItorN.
All petrsons holding clinaw aigallist thme
COt,ain of W . 11. Sandel(rsm,dle(0oped, ill pre
sen'1t thmi to then iunderii gnted for paflymenpl
on or by theo 5th day of iDeomhor, 1s1111, or
he biarre~d, and alliperonsm Iindeltedin to saitd
osittte 1, musttimk payment~li by 14aid( (date to
J. M. rMwAn'r, Admiinistrator.
Novi9w3
Horses and Mules !
A cari load of Ilnue hiorses andtt mu tles
jut4 recceived from St. LouIs. andim more to
TheyIre..O SAI4E ut rp) bottom
W M. A. MA ULDIN & cO..
nmovIpti Eiasley, s, U.
fli. J. P. C4JW1IJ6 , Dentist Grocm
.'ville, 8. C- OHo oyipr Addison ~
McGee's Drug Store.
MQTJCE TO TRtESP'ASSERS.
I forbid aniy ppyeon~ fronm huninug, cutting
~timber or crossing any pyemises in an uy way
excoilt in theo publico ron dwithout liy coin.
"24c, ,C, p 9 :LO..
Clerk's Sales,
STATE' Oy SO)JTi CAOIINA,}
Comity of 'iels.
In Comnmon Plen-1s.
3Martha A. HiOWerb et.'a
1). F4. iratiley, et al.
.In . 1 pur n Itev of a or1dlr (of fore(c1-'114
m11,1le Inl the1 above Statedl caW- anil oil tIl -
hi hiel clerks oilee, I n ill sell to the high
est bidhie (nIi
KS 1al. . l li Decemlber, 189)1.
tit 'is-eens C. I1rin01gO tlgalhor
for sal". Ihe following- ile.:,(ribel- real es,
taite to wit:
1St.
.\ll Ilha! pi-ce, in el or tract (of
landi in) Ihlecountih :1 anl, te:,fr n i ll i
Is"asley Townlsh ip alijoinl in 1 - t h k~ of 1).
F. Birailey. Elbert 1'it ry, ). (rice aniil
ofchers, contaI.ining si -ig tiald oine
half acres (M6I9.) mre1u- orl.
2l.
All Ilhit other piece o paircel of lIn
cont n i l t ing four :nd oc -oni Ill( '.1 acre..;
mlore or s.
All 1m. pi e' or pa .l of I ti coitain
ing ir e. ~ rh (:I--[) (if onel ace More
t less Ter s (Ilse hl li caS li;l 01i' oil
I e ilt If Iel v% ilo tlis with interest
froin <day fof S.1le, sefnredal1 h v Ithe bWi of
thle honld of t he piln-vihser :n'll a.or1 gg
>f lihe preisvlies. l'rha st o 11ay f. w
parli n re:, 1 con1 Ii I the smll ,wit I lave
.i :tniticipate. .1. 1. ST EWA AlIT.
Clerk of Coourt.
STATE h e ()s:TIl a.\It0blN.,
i ' o ily (if f'eke i.
I. I. Aorg n, t al,
VS.
S. .l. Alorano, et al,
lBy viii t ' o a <meretl irle.r m'ale in
hwabv stattel v I-v by Hills. 1. 1). With
(itI;o l il inl I e.ehr 's ollice. I will
;(.I to the( highestA bler ait Pickens.
'ourt Ilos o
sahclay in iveemlber, 189G;,
Dur~ling thej legar~l hjouriS f.11 a l l(!h fill.
owinig 'leeih'tl real Ptaie towi:
Al t at h tpiece, lI '. 1 l or triact of hl:is11
Iyting, Iling Situatj inl theill. :n
tate afoie.--nit inl 11)aensvilh' town. hip it,
beilg tlle hoie phiiiii on111115 If IIIh ]; lt(
it. F.. Alor.ganl. <0 0 -<. c n i
v a lindrel (200) a fo I ( ares inor los.
T4.r11-4 onec-hal1f c.s,ai ne mI'l e oiln a reil
It. of twelve f l thl . withl l I a e to antii i
pnt! In Imyie t. of t 1. c e it por, ionl,
witlh inaerest from ay of st'i. Csail
porti 1 secured by he honal of ahe pun
h(nser v. < mllorl vngv Iof te li pri'tises
LUnrehlaser. to pay for Ivpl-per :1n10 re coaIIl
inig the. stnue. J. M1. S F-.\'AHiT,
Clerk oif Conr ..
Sheriff' s Sale.
i o rnit.'S of V al'k, i
The City Natio yi Bhink, of Greenvipe,
S. C.
S. CM. .ik-o, et alD.
Bvy virtule of a1 decree of Fereclosure
m1:1le hn thI e above statvi,1 wase h) vtile
i1.10 shot, Witerkpoo, is ve'hling~ jmie
oelI'S ast of idt.oher, 1SOe. I will sell
tO theb11eV bither a1t.Pckn Court1
lionse (, onl
Saletay in, Decmbe,1,
i h n ing t he leg.tl howl.ir forll- tilhe fol
lowing clo-vrib-al real evtate to wit: All
thatertinl piece, pinee.l or tract (if landl
yig bein I inae n2h c7.y m
Atl 11a11osai a le i aiitowniship oi
Slm1a rivers iljoinin' g l lnd of ,io. \V
Thomas, S. C. Di'dksonl, Tihk 11lant :nud
(thers onitaing ont e (' unn14'i rei an forei.
I wo a1d one foui1th (1-121) ac iT u1or1(11eo
Ters neimi as iOne Ynard
itof rhtwleiths wit .i'rstforoml'l
rh.Iy f Oal l. Cr1d1potio hiet ed bly
illOltct .il. II G. i1l) N EL
Rol~c~w 110W heri,' Pi.l C.rittt
DtloIKSON
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
We are now ready for you with a big stock of
FALL and WINTER GOODi
We are proud of our purchases, and feel confident that they wil
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 Hlelpful to You
And will do 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 polite attention.
Our Dress Goods!
Department is complete, with prices ranging fron 10 cents <
$2.00 per yard. All the new wveaves and colorings,
I1T1imnings in Braids, Jets, Velvets
and Silks.
We head the list on Linings.
Cold Weather is Ooftfljfmrt
Prepare for it in timne. Uted Flannels, White Wlannels. Twilie<
Flannels, Plain Flannels; a good heavy lled Twill lan
nel for 10 cents; our 20 cents Flannel
can't be beat.
Jeans! Jeans! Jeasu
W e have piepared for all the boys, old and young, with iln;
from 10 cents to 50 cents per yard. See our cents1
Jeans, and if you don't say it is tile best you
ovel saw for the noney, we won't
'say Jeans to you any 11more.
Shues, Shoes, Shoes.
Remember that shoes are to be worn by all classes and con
dition of inen, women and children. We are ready to suppl.
their wants. No mai cai down ime on shoes, either in qualit'
or price. \e do not claini to be the only ian who sells goo(
shoes, but we (10 let the other man sell all the sorry ones.
We can't toll you all in this advertisement, but call at ou
store in the Vest End, and we will prove to you that this is th
place to do your trading.
Greenville, S. C. West End.
NEIW FIRM, NEW GOODS
We' wal.t toi :tunionnee ro the pblic t hei we hI:1ve op~'ee a FilIt i' ('LAS,
stojk o1 r ner,.1 Miechiiulite in our1 new utr room. onl thei (n:ne'r. We. lrve ha
sever-ilI ye: : expeliience in thle buinie.-s wlih i n hes ii to know hiow :.ml wh-ia II
lil
II EWVr 7 - c TOerie k
Flour, Bacon, Coffee, Sugar, Salt,
Lard, Molasses, Rice, Crits,
Tobacco, Cigars.
Nichs lb at Flaes, t no'rI'. l v rytin that1 i s iet -
Comoe to -le II. runi let II shd) o I von 1 onr 1I Go l el her youI u~11 a ' u o iy or no(
SCHINA
SIIOES OF" ALL KINDS.
WEI A RE S'lil( t'LY' 11- \DI) I'\ l':T~ E S -'lE SHOE-:.
I Mn's, Hoy's a ad .iimr'i's
li''1 ' va l u t for ai 'y~thing we1 propol0 toi htie atI h 'ir Ih ar 1 of Ibisie .
SUTH ERLAND & CR IFFIN.
<i '.It(A2 . ". iASn"(M' iNEW~ YORK)1 RACK1
iMIO''RIl & IiSSillgamc,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Ph-k'lens, C. H-., s. C. B UilSC '(~(1ydy
Practice inmpall,,the coarico
apr-tiing-topalyn.
Wnted-Anou Idea ibrin yu-ealh 'lry .osed ilCs c.
Writ' UO I ~vi~iJiN e C Patenti Aor
neys 'i C.\htgli,) fo r thNA r
1ky J, i.' Niewusitr, E'ei ., Prohn1e ie ge: cas;b e10 ,7 e
Wherns, (Gide'oniEie 01I8inndo Panit to RA PEY
to grat1 him let Iers or ainn1111istrion 1)1
of thle esta ute~ of an114 e'ffects of I~anaiiu A c2 tEisyS (
Thee e t Th'lerefore' to rite and( adm0on--________ _____
ishi all ani d sintgularI hi e l nded and1( cred- o icdoTc3~uscu
itoi's of the saidl Lau~it A EiliN e-~
cease$d thlait. thley beII andpe ar))CII belfor'e IlO S~ ir iie a l
me)1, ini thle ('01rt of l'ohnt te, to 11 .to t(S1fS Ii) lIlelt1( I
ho held g PickensI Court I 10ouse, 8. ('., lnigt h sat ftm at
'on th~e IththI dlay ofj isovemberol p90)I, IexJ ,Ca'(11C tmrI~ m11
niftr' 'pubhlient ion haer'eof, nit 1I o'clock li )I
the forenioon, t o show caus~e, -if aIy they ~hti.0 i ay910 '~iywa
havo.', why t he 851idi AeIiinistraitioln SC'r 'isu m 111 i se
should niot het granti ede.inIlviI tbetles edo :'I
Gi ven unider' myv llIl, thuis .ih da~y tnr ts IiI'grl C tli oti
of Nov.emi ber 180, ill the 121st, year' of 'o'c tii
out'I ndependen~h~ice. oiis.
.J I. EneH .. P J2 STIIORE!AYi'N
WHATS inn NAME?
Moro uiniii most 0popo think
for. When you see tho name of
DIEIFUS & CO.
You look it it, as you do any
other ad. That's whero vou)i make
a mistake. You must roud it over
carofully and find out what it im
plios. It will show you how to
spend your moiey in buying your
fall and winter
Clothing, flats, aid Gnts' fr
1ishing goods. For ilstIluo
We sell you a suit; of clothos
for $5, $7.50, $10 and $12 that.
other houses soll, for $7.50,'- 10,$ 12
and $15, low do we do it. W0
sinply buy t(1eml1 right at i give
tho peoplo the bonefit of oulr
kiowvledge and showdn ess. I 1w
(10 we get our knowledge. By' ex
pe l'iile' ) all( 1)1ills ill ) i.\
gc( ds. All these facts plit. Cogethwr
wvill collvilte auly mnall 4f Soiud
illid alld jtidgiloll t that whit w
tell yull are Iaets.
W4 believe il giving ol r en.
Soinelrs th) 1st valuie wo possi bly
ca i. it s to (Ilr intorest to do ..,
mlid the aziiloitrit of cash busitl'e s
we ar15 (oinig colvinCes is tha thw
pi'pli have learned (lit w. d,
11014<'88 s srictly oil busilloss )riU"
(I' , 1 iato:ly, Ine pr11 av1nd1
that tho lowest, and n( cni
whif'h doe's awvay with losses,bienell
1 tir 'hil in ing to be
I'lialj4st (lothirig IoUSO ili Ihi
1:1. Come i, WO wan livm
t rad.' :l11d <(M1f0 wt*; Sol yollN,*a
' y m fr keeps.
Y ltis I itly,
Creenville, S. 'R
I 1 -5 N . 41u S rre ,
1*
Attractive! Attractive ! Attractive!
New Coods! New Coods! New Goods!
In Every Department.
There1 i.- to(o nuch hA) te, I 8o wI' iuit a k you to conie
110See tirfil It1st'lvt.:. \' wvill ohuly luietitioti ai 'ewy of' thc
ilial I~ gl ill-t \a bih 'ilill( 1il O111' stoi' ,
a i ii at til \t ily mit.- 'e .itnlii book uIld 57l11 yoU
(ollie CI) to All ('oill' t'' Se'e ti.
NET'ls WolurTH CIRACKING.
S ('''nt ( tit ing. in niew dress 8tyles 50) inlch labik unal Colod' red Cah
IC) (cnlt (.)tingi Iin new dr''ss i88 inch Black aini( C''old (CasIt
styh's Io' e t.nir 0cns
l23 (''lt IFhunii-lettes fori dr<.(ses' Color''d 1)less (lod 10~I.~ 1.5 25
19 ('t'i .~ anid up.
10 \'anis Ih-lvy TPwilled (1 d 1t0-4 While a1114 ( r.v Blankets
Fltm for $1.00. ~. I cents.
:' yad I5 betIl ay bii8 f' T illed I 411s Al \' l t hulk I ats n I rt h .
'b-d .hu -lfr I00 or I:. 5 ..
US ohn IN- ayii Tib-di. 1 hCeii55 , ,S 0 2:'
I) lt 'iiI i lnl..x'r
Il4a 1-lan t n huumV ..II ..
bo I. i :|.
Richcers !adsoni5
1.icking 5, ,AT7AND.F1R isiING
Look ovc~rt htck et.; boir('( .-nset, -
thesamC ) ICe t 51! Iyo th .'Aler t0l , hS o
50 ent ine.
een -R FNVLL S l .av a o
n U~n,. n un . Oe..t0