The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, December 17, 1896, Image 2
-he 'POple's Jouri
T. U. ROBINSON, Editor.
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T1llURtSDAY,DE1C. 17, iMtif.
ad
PRESIDENT'ISpYIESSAG E.
Prosidont Cleveland has sent his p,
message to Congress and the world re
of critics aro at work on it. It is alI
expected that everybody should mt
comment upon it, and Mr. Clevo- 01
land will, of course, not be angry c
oniaccomunt of un fivorabb roinarks
concerning'his wisdom and states- V1
manhip. It is not at all euiriousa
that he should give hiis enenios as
little opportuniity s possible to
assail himin his last wofrk for the b1
supposed .benefit of his county i.
His imessage is faultless in style
and (Xpresses his views With force
and clearness, whero the preside-nt
has any views to express. but ther e I
is the rub. President Clevelaid t
has ass5ilud 110 11uini-ecessaiy re- h
sponsibility alld Seems inclined to
avoid friction..,Thwe most impor- eji
tanlt qu1o.tionls hav0 hle eerdf
to Collgre-s 'without allY recom-.
miwxndatiom :'and the. solution of "
them wil be undortake.n1. if at all
ident. P!resident Clvlid has en
not had :mIIsy toimI dring his "V
INy donle as h)(
I th( PoWer. Ne
snpport and tor
party and 14,
to a tI rough test,for wh ic ih many
arn gra teI' fuIl. The romadin r if fan
his term will doubtless ho witlhout inlU1
anything of interest or distinction.
r'esuilt(s of inltortorence, snlount ine
gevernmlen t takoja handi( .eini the adl. I
justment of the difliculty botsi'en
Spaini and( heri province. Presij
dont C.lo.ve!land is evidenitly n ot i
disposed to involve thme Unii ted
States in the quarrels of others
He has dono, all the good 01 halrmj
ho could for his pairl t ad must
soon1 retire to the shlado~ of piri vate
life, wvhore hai cani be ait.l(( peac ind
watch the success or fail uro of his
successor.
A novel mand interesting mooting
is to take place at the Winter Ihcalth
Riesort, Southern Pines, N. C'., on C
Dec. 22nd and 23rd. It1 is called the ti
poinxts may ieturn and not only be at
the Southern Pinios gathering, but
visit their old homes and stay for one
month, the round trip ticket being
good for thiety days. TVhe indications d
are that a large inurabor of peCople will .
attend the reulnionl andl to enxablej
the near by citizens to attenid at o
small cost the Seaboardl Air Lino hias
made a rate from all along the line -
in Georgia, South Carolina, North I
Carolina and Virginia, at the very f
low price of one cent per mile anid no ,
doubt many old as wvell as the young ~
*pgople will make a Christmastrip to
the reunion and see the novel city 1
in the woods, that has its mangnifi. tim
acent hotels, electric car line; all built ,
insido of two years. __
The reunion meeting will be one rgi
of social pleasures and lfnmeent 1
*Business will be laid aside ansl al' the ~
fun and merry-making tll~tb can be
crowded into two days will be omnjy. ly
edon this occasion. Those who NI
~ wan t to learn the exact cost of 'a tr
6: from far ofr'points, .so as to .infou,
*friends and relatives in distai sta
c' aan Write to Mr. J. tW. Ayisn
SHouston, Texas or T. 4J. . iders<
aener ~ enger Agt. P nepou
rhenapplefitf s is
A rran~s, canio, cke
rn
Sale.
conferred upon'
.. - :will and testa
m rnont of Mrs. Nitoni L. C ayton, decetaoI,
and onl file op the oflico of aJutdge of Pro
bate for Plekens county, I will sell to the
highest. bietler at Pickens Court lose,
during the legal hours for sale on
Sale Day in January, next 1897.
0t followiIg tracts of lan1,1l, all lying, Ie
ilg 'iittiltte inl till cotity of Pikcensc tIal
State of South Carolina antd itt Libe-rty
townsh41ip, towit :
Tract. No. 1.
All that plece, Iatreel or tract of landi
containing lifty-eight (58) aeres, nore or
less, leing tle horntiestel'mi Mid on which
the dwelling house stattlt.
Tract v.). 2.
Containing inet.y-soven(97)aeres nioro or
less, lyjing on tle west sido of (aolden
B Creek aijoining tracts Nois. 1, 3 ani .1, atld
. hand of J. I'. Cary, I. 'T', Stewart and olh
ers. Tract No. 3,
containting eighty-forr (81) tcres uore or
. less, lying oi bioth sidl-iaft , a iten's erck,
aaljoiuing tracts Nos. 2 atial -1, Clayton
Smith anl ithers.
Tract No. 41,
containitng oiue io aral anl t went y-live(125)
acres more or les4, aljoining tracts Nos. 1,
2, 3, 6, 7 anda s, and Clayto linith, adal oil
both siies IIf the l'ikeis anal Cttral road
inl ritining to) lite- assoway bridlge road.
Tract No. 5.
Icotalining tightyv (s'I) a *s inA re or lesO ,
ailjoitintg tract No. 6. Williian linnter,
Claytoni Siteih mi Alfrril Smiith tn tlte
v east sile of Twelve ile.
Tract No). 6.
eaotittiliiig sevetity (7n) acres inore or lass
(atn tlie 841ath siilft he (inssoway; brigt
y road, aljoiiig tracts Nos. -1, 5 anil 7, clay
ton 6inith andl Alfre-41 Snmith. t
Tract Noa. 7,
i- a'eatitainting 4att. btItira'al ( n) a( res inore or it
les, aljaaning t t' Noa. I, i anel 1., 3 intg 01
t l the wv.st sil- ef e it t;assoway brilge
reaal attil hon1aile'al ti tlta w .,t la% 'welve
Ii i r ve r .
t el II tit iiii a aI' ltitt e1al :tillt faty lt1 f
avres itare r l- .v.s, jaj ining iriacts4 Noss. 1,
-1,7 atial 1, iOn thilt wea t Nila' (of tihe Gass i -
w.a la iallt.e ri.a , atial laaiitttlel ei tl I wett
T Nt.. i 'J.
. ~ as en iir ' e'- , halt -, ti n a the w s I a
i u a- a, h ri v r, n ti-asithlb lii lr.e-inaa
,t , n t h- n r ha. a i. iW. hr , .
I'lii atiniW. Wl.'a i a ' tatn. a 1
la 'hit a f th' lm e ietin ll i ua i 1 a 'tIn a . ..al
a l it, 44 11n . :t0i . I t lw 11t '-rktl .I : 1-l .
i 1, t a ti -t- ' l11 il [l ial tillai
411 .; . .\( 11 .. . j .
nat 1..1. '. 1. p 4t ae '! I. . l .\ . i: , i ..
.itna a:. Ir, ;n la t be ' . . a pI') a aa bein.
I. Tenioa' . ..n;. .! l a h .. [ a s ..t a - ~
ailw ..ni:a . faa ~ . a. 1t t , n t e nr
bJ aie ioe .fa2een - 1,' r '.. . a in .t
S I ai tal e I.. ra. a :\a tth,- r t . 1. t ti.. al
ua..a i t' ' -l e uih t-.iala, 'a . a tt . .;- thea J ]
\ T T i .1-: l U!-. aVT.< \l I
1,1 2 4J
a i I~ pv r 1. l (-r'l r,. l l . N I l l'l
- r .-f t .. land 11 un- .n -
4l . ' 1 a - t - a l t a -I I t. - .'t lt
f~ ~ 10 *~, . *
- ha I ih e .I. .Mu a i r , i'.,
A. I. I I \ M I .
Gr
DICKSON
Now ins ont sal aiile
a 3,000
P air. of Men'ts, lI )ys , Woma's , M15ss
e's a111( (IbIarirns Shtoes, factory' sattn
turerst~ prlices', begLining tiit lcebruary
1st.
Siuch chtane.s to buiy chteap shoes
ontly cotmes ontce a yeart, ait now 1s
yourt1 titune to Securtte l irgain s. C1omet
ouit and sohl.
The Factory Shoe Store.
J. M. Dickson,
Mang'r.
P. S.4 - C . Sebaffler, an1 eaxpe.
r inced~a shie 1tanker,' is with utis, whto
repan'ls al11 k imIs ol' shoel~s, ldies
*1
1. - - - -
Bargains for the People
a el. -I '.u.i a i' *a...' ea, Ia m . .,,n;ti .
I .1 I il al i' rla -a la rlii lmi 0. I immvi
tooi -may she :nti iinoa comi 0 . : I I: .ia
rI il el la leaia, :t -.mov .aaan ai let a ifa
'l' inIa a &al-y n I w at a ia e - ta a, a t ' he an i Ie
w'I i. in' . ' e ie i a d ia. N e mal] 0'.- of
' s ca sg o - 1 eii - :i i l -- u ii - for c ia S
:- a y. or . a' oni a-a a a . i .a
:lia havea lit a ~ i a e. N v l<,i
in.: g~a e - i lt (. eI ate :a h- t rnii.
g u ah :s a nti laeie~elo's j5 ,S. C.
n. ---b----l, S-..--e e -n-.n -~ tue r
I will 111e l yIn .J. 'I. Nc .lin-, a r it
L,': at. -ci tia :i liie as h ap t4 onal i enf thy
t I wn. forbtt aler pea ,t at alit lots f c orn
liednectiw pne n biilg latl
y -.
NOATI(t't. Lan for\ SaCTLE.\ NI'
cit'ro aetriekent( tcoune r' ~s rea, faor y
leave los noiaPk a conlt et llintg ofN hea'a
art aeof . sta e cefgr ci,liil , hal
tob dim Ie foast.i ~i-a toldat
t T. ~C.L1IION, c.
a . )tateIof ention, Iar.
I . 'a 'a )WOO), Den~atst. Dr.cc
* n. . woon, Assstat. Of c
$15.000 WORTH OF GOODS!
Now in Store.
More goods than I have got money. I want the money, and
get it know that inducements must be offered.
I offer the inducements with CUT PRICES. I do not promis(
give the ''wvorld and the fullness thereof," bit if you will vis
my store I will prove to you that the knife has been used freely
i prices.
D)RE.S GOODS-Hlere the knife went deep.
10..lieces wool dress goods sold for 50 ets. a yard I now offen
r 25 cents a yard.
10 Pieces Dress Flannel 1.H yards wide at 334 ets.
15 Pieces 25 c'ent goods now at 172 ets.
DOMESTICS-IHeavy 27 inich cotton checks at 4e.
H'eavy I (r-ills, best qualicy, at 5e.
22 yards yard wide Sea Island for $1.00.
Goed outing at 5 ets.
JEANS-One oour strongholds: THREE SPECL_.
Tha- best .Jeans ever sold by any man for 23 ets.
A No. I Wool Jeans 3 yards for 50 cents.
A good school boy Jeans for 13 cents.
Flannel-Red Twill Flannel at 10 ets.
Red Twill Flannel reduced from 10s to 12. cents.
I'he best 2.5c Eed F'lannel in South Carolina.
To meet the cold nights in January, buy one of our blankets.
iave go, di blankets at 418c 75c $1.00 and up to $7.00 a pair.
Good heavy quilts cheaper than you can make them.
Give. me your trade and you wi:l never have cause to regret it,
A handsome present given with every ten dollars worth oi
ods bought of ine before Christmas.
Shos-I can shoe you men, your wives and children for lose
mey than any other man.
cenville, S. C. West End.
Akiu a of Citi ~ioh W .r(her nii. a
llce's. h pie-; arjo ri..--ht no il th
gots r tevrybst e L ooK
kmsofonkr p of .Umo les
consistingonte, Hggs an Chilre.nTash it 1)nus.l vr
Ifyutwsu nyhngpyattoly
20W ernm itclemtl 1) isnowind
Ofu euavr fpre frub 01cs.Ht'M
.00K! LAh! SOK LAOHK
Thioismenagdondaean De'.y garm, en will offe ~orlenut
20dPe centDisount
We villshow you our former prices, take 20 per cent. off and
NOGOOD lRcGED) OR T1AKEN OUT ON APPROVAL.
.Our stock is new and in goodl shape; if you need anythinga
in Clothing you can't afford to stay away. Remenmbi' sal be
ts Monday, Dec. 14th, and is for CASH ONLY. rs e
I --
Gmr-r VLuLa S. rC.
B6ggs, Chancollor from Atheu
iiversity, of Georgia,_on Sunda2
)c. 18th at Clmson College. Rov
E. Boggs took for is toxt 0h<
1 chapter Matthew, 7th vcrco
. Boggs illustrated the powor o
nyer, the right kind of prayoi
tohing the Imiporial Throno ol
'aco. Ho touchod on sciencC
roe of its laws, Showed thal
o1)nc had a tendoncy to (1) awav
th prayer. In other words it
.tring was to increase infidolism
wever, ho admnired Som of it
va, but admitted it had no pow
over his own religous belief
[ closed laying science, every
ing at Jesus fet. And th
itch word, there is power in th
It kind of prayer. Wo ius
y that his discourse. tlroughou
Ls oloquent and instructivo.
Sunday niighit President Ei'. I
-Iigheadl delivered an interesti.
dross, or as was said by a gel
sma ia first class Sermon. Th
-esident dealt with old histor
lative to anlcient Greeco andl Il
y, the pbatritic u1n lf tIha-t da
d timeo tile(ir Christini helio
eir Go'tvernment, tinl-ir magnif
Ie, their rise and fill, becau111,
irist wis no4-t li t1i up.
'\Ifr. Craigheld timiiineiid the it(
111el111il11 ill ev..ry way [r(>l1 1111
, tIj s to 11 the 9 1 t h ceIntur:1
t el1se(d I lavi a._ till t rplies at J
Ia ti-et.
iir. .l. XX. Cr i s}) has n nolid
ris'ad a fresh Iiiidi-d hug:
M r. Ilrvii M il-aters. of A Ide.
ml is visitinig 'Mr. liobert C.1c
ill, Jr.
hLloopiig. cough d- mulk ce it
ro~ved, 11h1 kinti( i~ifhbors n
rienlds who visitdOol .-m 1duri
bir sickin-es have cur thianks al
e.st wish.-S. 1--p.. -. m tay t.) I
?i(- ti) rotilVIl tieir 0 lllilless,
itank tOwseo ferll heir St.
Ce ti'. I aill) 1lse) Ilware o f th
vt thIat tI -' h ' Ill1 s5l' le ill ill
Ist thiut.ul t thin terialI
Ilk. Lailf ati D, I ~ :
The :ai:.-Ene!. Sun'
fit, is Saii t,. Jv! . ir ii tel
Ius: c a"aIel \\ isoll,11moIb
p04eit of heef alld I a''k at 'l .
w York, n inl 1 JI2. A oma.
I':lbert Ander 1 on, I purchl ted ha
IIt I h lr V CA ovisoll-, and41 the I :Ir.
ull te Wils-on' workmni, who
airId what they I ean rt. A face
Is fellow answered: "I don't konw
rican
CAVEATS,
TRADE MARICO,
- DESION PATENTS.
COPYRIOHTE, oto.
!r lnfrrnatioen and( freeo ltelinaok write to
MIUNN &~ CO. 861 iInOAnwAY. Nniw Yong,.
"bleat bulroeit for seeetrling 1'ntenita in Aeenerlen,
reyAT7,attret taken out by uma is berieut h efor
LhMSu1lil: by a noitie given free of chearcg0 in the
I tI* cttriat ton ntt r se'letlflc papr in th
rna~n eshoue. iibe wthoueet It. wee'kly, 23.(tfl
y ear; *t.'eeilxtunntlie. Airesse, MUNN'& UO,
1.' eetsneeccs.:I61 urueetways.New Yur city,
"Blight"
sts cotton planters moi
ian five million dollars al
is an enornmou
n be p)reventet
trimients at Akh
ent Station shio'
tat the use of
ill prevent that dreaded plar
isease.
Al11 about Potashe-the results of its use by actuale
rumnent on the best farims in iihe Uniited States
dliin a little book whiech we publish and will glade
1l free to any farmecr in America who will write for
GERMAN KAL! wORKS,
93 Nassau St., New' York,
Physician and Surgeo,
ce att itis residentce li St $Ireet.
IarLch 8, 1894
NOieE TO, TildESPAiSSi.
foerbeid aniy p~ersonei froee t lunting. (nttin
bher or croinilg miy pruetnisE~s iln anyi wt
eopt ini the pubtlic roadi withot lily ct
t- J. M Ali ION LOOP'RU.
rk'en, 8. C., A pr il 27, 189'5.
ie New York WVoli
THIeE-A-WEEK EII ON.
AOICH A wKICK. 15fi PAIrIasU A weoys
larger thean anly wecekly or' sei4(l-week
apor pulishedlt andt is thccee oly impor)
.Demnocrati~ "weekly"' pubulishedt I
v.city'. Thireo timtes as large a:
g Reputblicani weekly of Novi
It will be of espeelal advuant
dutring the Paxssr>ENTIAI. (AM
is published every othier day
'cly, and hans all the freshncesi
ess of ai daily. It cominest~i all
ith a long list of iterestinig de
unique features, cartoones andi
.istrations, the latter being ai
improvements heave been made
increase iln the cost, which re
:0pla per 'ear.
hii neuac niewspij aper andh
:' 4'teother Qo yogy for $1.05.
WATSin a NAME?
Moro thin most 1)eol)( think
for. Whoni you see tho'nlmalne of
DREIFUS & CO.
You look tt it, as you do any
other ad. That's whero vou make
a lhistakCo. You must roiad it. over
carofilly and find out. w hat it ilin
plios. It will show you how to
sIpnd your monoy ill buying your
fall and wiitor
Clothing, Hats, an1d GeCnt s' fur
nisling goods. For illstalc()
Wo sell you a suit( of clhthis
for $5, $7.50, $10 and $12 that
other hoises sel1, fo $7.50,$10,$12
and $I,) I h,w d) Wo do it. Weo
Sillply bury tlieimi right nki d givo
the peoplo tho bellft of our3.
k imw edg and showdlvess. lIe w
d) we get (pur' knowledge. By ox
lwrienco ain1d pains ill buying
gceds. All these facts put ogether
will culvinUco an11y 111111 (f sound
mind and judgnion t that what we
teil von are facts.
We bolieve0 ini giving Ou1r cusI
tomers the host value we possibly
(an, it is to our interest to () SC),
and tho 10non.11t of Cash bulinloss
w ar." doing Convinces us that the
1 h I l eO Iiarned thaI1t we (o
sin(ess strictly on lsjnoss })rill
C )Is nmely, 01no p1)r ic-3(1
that tle lowest, and 10 credit,
w~inchi doe)s away with losses,benleo
-ur rason for Claiming to ho h10e
chlie st c(loting houso inl 11li
:a te. Comc' inl, we' wan it v our
i rad' anId one We sll you woIhavo
r)ot you 1or loeops.
Youirs trully,
11zil. 1 5 1 s Creenville. S. 0.
Attractive! Attractive Attractive!
New Goods! New Goods! New Goods!
In Every Department.
Thrle is too much to tell so we must a'sk youI to comeO
andl~ see0 for' youlvesI\0. W\e will onily menC~tionl a few of the
manly lbalgaills whlie l abolli)C 111 0111- stoi-e,
e\ 1 a! iloe til ye tiri I ri lO!- .11(111111 b)0li alld \llell y1 ou
came1 t oA A' un collie IC S( s 11 g.
N 1T1 WOlTII CRACKL\NG.
S eentl I (u~t ing in niew Ii dras stle 50 ~ inch'i llack and1( CIoored Cash
t'or' 5 ct s. merol' 25 e 'nts.
10 cenr t uig in new dress l' U S inichi lack and3( Ce oore.d Cash
styles for ii eentJ3s. merci 2( cents.
10 cents. It up.
10 YVards IHeavy Twilled 1 cd 10-4 WVhite' arid Grey Blanikets
1'lanel Ior' $1 .0. 18 cent s.
I; yard's :25 genu. l ix vybT i kist All WC)ol lilankets on earth
1ed l'i oirel liir $~I 1.0. Ifor $8 .5
85 een~it Ihle\y TillniI d d 1) (''nt Canltonr Flanniiei rxtra
hum--e'lI f or 2-> we-m s. II'1m-V V3. S .e
I I iie :3 C rmtn FbumeI3tiil f'o.r .12
un nt ih- a w
'I .Bills .. 4~
, FOR A 1 DL0 N KNDSAE
RH~l;ATIS, CAARRH, ERUPIONS
an llrane of EATIN . R AiN si ~ \3i
0. Llje r 1re Jt l31eb d gg ii rc i lbg r ill~ 'i ) ":~ al
Barlgairis for eiCvery day.
~~~'' Mondlay, ShoCs.
Tu'lal'y, I a11. anid Gr(ris
Weeday, S'(lichol Beys' Jas
B OTA f 'IThuarsdayl~, Cal Iico. 'J&IR
. . .BLOOJ 13A.F~iKJ ridal~y, \Voresteds arid Casihmre'1s
Sa t o rdny, Every t hing in meor
lis 3cc, aorieley t'e.Ihy ~r.ruhiIt of th L oom403 B loCChin g 8
40 rar. al Crt quckl B..icenIts ; by the bolr, 'If centls.
RHEMATSM CAARHI RUTI.S.M. RAMPEY
an alr.841er01ETIO,5J~ct~o 4 otC( I221.1 i lo~SCy, S. C.
BL OOD BAL.M CO., Atlanta, Ca. H G E 'T N E Y
I havei a iflino lot, of
H orses and M ules! !
. r A ii car loat of lie h Iorsecs me l '1 131 c1 l iii a1~~ II e~ilga
anit. receivedi fromi St.Ier iouis leae n. re ''okBtoo'Fgrs
WM. A. MA UL DIpN & cO.. L R I lG18
novI90f JCriC'3y, S, (p. ~ ct
on aalwhih Iatnselh' '''At