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The People's JournaL -Cotton 6.1 (4) 7. -The Pensioni Board mot Sat urday, the oth int. -Dr. F. S. Portor reports his patients all improving. ---Wo had some boautiful weath or at this term of court. -Roligion is liko nidiciio-it is the overdoso that nutralizes. Miss Texi, Porter is confined to her room with typhoid foyer. -Mr. B. D. Stewart has boon on a visit for several (lays to St. Louis Mo. -The United Statos Court closod in Greenvillo last Thurs day. -Col. Hollingsworth sold about seventv-five balos of cotton last week. -Keep your eyo on the columns of the JOURNAT. and k001) up with the times. -Mrs. J. P. Carev is on a visit to her mother, at Woodbury Ga. this wek. -Col. J.. IE. 1Hlagood, of C hirl''s ton ,Wais am111on1g his Pickens frieids las"t woeok. -!)r. C1. W. Earlo has had a neat and beauLtiful sign put u) o his (ruig store. -Th() Joln;on Chapel school closed S ti-day. Miss Cora Bowon was tho Laeltr. -Mi s-, 's I)orsI HCe i>Or()ugh s and Ida Gilles3pii , of Pr-ater n;, wer i t Dr. Porter 'si:ast week. -.1)oh'ltfogt the jrye moot ing at the (14( hdist. chulirch ovo-:y Wed Iesdaly night. -Goo 1-,. E. rincf', Escj., of A nder 011, ws ill Pickens on professio al husnes lst Friday. ---Mrs, .\. It. N. -)b?(r, of Gaf n1ov, is oll a visit ) ir. and Mrs. J. B. Newbory this week. --Tho Iogislare has extonded Ihe t illo for collection f th coin 1ulitatiolI roaid lax to 1st April. -Mer.janlles Osborlo1 alid lugetr 2lechry, of Celitral, were ill cw on bln-inas laast week. -..Irs Dialia aines who 1s hooli colllined tf) hoel roomi for soveral days with the grip, is improving. r. J. II. t-enonur and 0j11 r o ,_" visil to relativos and frifnds ill tht .Ioopr seCtion L1is week. -Tho Couty Board of Commis sioners mot Monda1y. We give the pr)cf'feoinugs ini another col -Th le younlg people of this place had a most enjoyalo sociable at Dr. G. W. Earlo'si last Thursday niight. -TPherc was a con siderablyv amount of fertilizer hauled by the farmers during the dry weather last wveek. --Mis Stolta Newbery has boon confinied to her room for soveral daiys, but we are glad to say is convailescinhg. -l'ho Picens Stiring Band made sonwif fCxfl lei n music last Monday night, but the "'Tini Pan Band' t4 ~. *..h ip, is readyI 1 to makfo a ship mont, to China, having killed l65i raits last b-afturd~ay. -R ev. W\. M . H arden will preach in Itle MfoI,hoilst chinrch hero next Sabbath at Ii o'clock, and atI Beth llehiem iat 8 p. m. ---I e. D. 1B. F..innoy, after an in town wvith is (old friends thie latti part ofi4~0 las't woo2k. K irkutv li: (iff > i streft., wll(ll -Ii you41 wat) ' to 51:4 a good44 CIuitI'.I no ipj)kl. on1 ' 1I0 ha. itves allII'-15atest new . fh1rib for11 -fneil - v'if 14 1 in t. a rLy a aN or of I l'nr wor 01ion.ser J. .\. Mc~llonhlMoirf . AToaP. C(Okb~ Lud I 1if.i A.i~ hiMora. All PIiikln 1lie. h an nuleaont tof hfle ineooleetwoiltr. hemot -oe p1 ost e unillandthis structiv. eron tho at very. atn tiveoegatio. Fs suorjMat Wits~~ MIfiO in 41t1( 1Phit llledo it~ir. gJ.es f.dars ofitidir (wf kaeptont~ gthe ifouer The tgat faith wa speere and hucoy lastiFindagn. poceda n -Lost timo is nover found. -A good road makes short, trips, and noar neighbors. -Snow has cost' the city of Now York, $400,000 this wintor. -Court of Gonoral Sessions convonos in .Greenville next Monl day. -Mrs. J. T. Burdine, of Sunny Dale, is reportod as being vory fooblo. -W. F. Ariail and sister, Miss Eliza, visited friends in . town Sunday. -Miss Eula Cox, visited hor sistor, Mrs. J. R. Gossett, of Briggs, last woek. -Kop a Watch on the advor tisoment of J. McD. Bruce in anothor columl, -Born unto Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rovis, or. the 2nd inst., a son and daughter. --Mr. Ira L. Smith, of Liberty, was inl town last Friday among his Piekons friends. -If your paper fails to roach 1 You on timo11, please report it im- t t: o y to the editor. tf. S - Ih--r is improving his i t. . ast, mid of Main - * . 1 1I and substantial - Jihn L. Thornley, Jr., and brother, Porry, went to Atlanta, 1111d St. Louis, on a prospecting trip last week. --Proc I. Al. a1\'Iuldin, Who is princitml of tho Liborty H igh School was on o1r stroets last Sat rda.y aid Sunday. -Road tho chango in adver tiscnelent of the 0 Factory "Shoo Storo of (Greenivill-!. and Wh10en thore consult thom". -W). G. Lewis, travling1 sales man foe the Clark Hardware C(o). of Atlanta Ga., paid PiicksI a flying visit last Sunday. -H1. B. Ileidrick has fifteei of the finost (xen w' havo sen this year. Hb will put them en tho market in a fow days. -The Groonville New's of ti 'Ith says: Maj. James I. A iblr, of Pickons, is visiting his soi, R. L. Am bler, on North street. --Tf you wanit at good watcl or clock, call on J. 0. Brock, the jow Olor, heforo you purchase. I sell first class goods, all aro guaran tOO~lt toed.S --Mfessrs. Ben I'arsons, Dr. 1. F. Williamns, W. B. Chapman,~l a1nd Frank Jennings, of Liborty, vas in town Friday attending sourtL. -- A. E. Kollecy cut anid split over 200) rails onie (lay last week and t juit about two( hours beCfore sunl lown. Mr. Kolloy is now 65 yearn dd. Who can beat this at his ugo? -J. Warren Hop~kins, of Con ~ral towVnship), deserves chicken ( pio from his neighbors on demand I the balance of the chicken year, having slaughteredl three hawks ofo immense sizo3 last week. -Hon. J. E. Boggs loft for New Yrork Tuesday in the intorost of theo Pickens & Easley railroad. Nay the trip) bo fruitful of much Lowar id the completion of our ~reatly cherished enterprise. -Married, on Tuesday 3d inst, ii ILih rt v, at th) residenco~ of the .ride's paiirentIs. Mr . and iMris. iBrnles, Miss Adai) Barnies to M r. Too0 Link, of Anderson county,. ev. L. T. Weldon afliciating. -Those, wishmng to read a good 11111y papr, Will (10 well by get- I tinig the A tlan ta onstitution from I is hiustl ing '1gen)t., J. C. Palmer. il. is: dl'.ring thlem lat theolow rate 5f-1'ispe week, or 5 cts por' I M i0 lo icrc was filIled last Sabbiathi by t he paistor', liev. W\. M . I [ardeni. 11(o ropilesta us to stalto thait i'i i('counit oft heii uni favorahoi1 wVont hier ils hadI ini six lhl mnhis. lii~soll who lives nlear Icert.y, liedl> oIll Illh ind., ag' aiuit la l id et~~nsstill it ingll i'r (of t he: M.,ethod(ist c'hurch an-I wazs buied l~th day follown hieVreath: frnm ---.L.T. Woldonii oilut ing thei week, conmes o1lit under new pi'o M~ossrs. Homer A. l ichey and .1. > Iln t, books andi~ outf it compl)0ee frLi. Ch arlos E. Ro~binsaon will as sumo11 the 0(1itoriail tipod0(1iand frlom l w~hat weI know of Mi'. R~ob.inson ais a writer and( mani ho will fully and gracefully fill the vaicuum made by< tho rOtir'~hoont of its r'Ceout editor and proprietor', IHon. J. E. Boggs,. Thel n ew pr'oprietors are bo0th young meon, havo lots of energy and1( push, and wvhile Mr. Richoy is noew in the neOwspaplor harness, Mr. Thompson is quito old in it, and< caln soon bring Mir. Richey to a< full realization that he is fully at home in a newspaper office. WVo1 b)espeak for the young gentlomoni mutch success and good wvill and extend a most cordial fratornal hat -This is the blowy month, he caroful with your firo. -Soo notico of military meeting in alnothor coluimin. -Magistrato S. D. Stowart, of Liberty, Wis in town last wok oil buiiness. -There is notlhing so good for burns as a mixturo of cooking 4oda and lard. -The sixteen months old in fant of Mr. and Mrs. Rich Roso nond, col., died on tho 5th inst. -Bortran TIornlov left Ties lay for Clemson collego where io will tako up a general course of study. -Mrs. Dr. Cannon and Miss kra Whitmiro, of Brovard, N. C., risitod at Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Price's ast wook. -Mr. J. A. Palmor, of Ander ions Mills, paid his paronts, Mr. rnd Mrs. W. A. Palmor, a flying iisit last wook. -Bud Brooks, one of tho mur lorors of Millard Hunt, was cap ured ill Ocoioe Friday and taken .0 jail in Jef'erson, Ga. -Boggs & skolton, of Fort Hill, .ivito you to comie and inspect Aheir stock of Gonoral Morchan 1iso boforo you buy. Road what Ihoy bay in another column. -Ahout nino hundred guossors 11ame10 in for ai division of the prize r)ffered for the moissing vord inl the Constitultionl. "ILinked", was 0he word that caught th prize 11n1d the money was dividod htween) the numher nienitio(l above. ---cr. T l loma .a: lnsol) , an a'.d a.d r oiet ld i in 41 thi of 0 1 n. . :doil th1o :M amy., witlhpa . nmano ~. Ib.4 wasi about4 I vem h . [ethofi-A elmhu . IlI w s buiei(d tho d&'v ffalj.wing1r hs deat :2 unt UIeimi 31thodist, chiurchi iev. . L itliid ) coiduct:d the inn r 'm ( l s ric.'. I e n ves a w%. i [,(f an( !'r-oi chilren and iany r('b* 1v1 s and Ir -d ) 1t. muirn I Iis heJ amwith some froo hand 1 r ns. I I , xecu ted I by hor.sol f'. h0Y are Simply beautiful and ifo-likf and show what can he ac .ompli ced by N anl arltis, Whot is im]( .o)th by natlire P.11d diciation. li-s JC-lSio inhoietjrit0!d the talent, hor ather and graln d-father Ibeing pecially gifted inl that respect, n4 Im a; cultivated it to a high do-. reo, iking a fll I couriso ill the rt (epartment of Converse col uge. -Groonvillo News 2d inst., says: telegram was received by Ia ives her~e yesterdaiy announcing he (leathI at BaltLimore of Mrs. ano E. Cauble, mother of J. 0. auble, Mrs. M~attio Gil'eath and rs. W. d. Gibson and sister of /lrs. R. E. Bowen, of Pickeis, irs. .John WV. Rosamond, of Brushy4 Ireek, and Miss Lou Oliver, of "ickens. The deceased was the .1idow of the late Hi. A. Cauble, no of Greenville's oldest residents .nd the daughter of Dr. Oliver, of inderson counlty. She is romomi >orodl kindly here for her generosity nd deeds of charity and many >4her estimable quldities. Sho cas in her 66th year at the time f her deaithi. -The Greenville News says: ~oneca, S. C., March 8.-T1he owli is agog over developments vhicli hav'e t he allege attempt at *uicide of Dri. .1. S. Stribl ing, one f the most priominen t physicians lere, oin Friday. It is said that he doctor waIs suspected by WV. A. tmsoy of' intinmacy with his wife. )r. llamsey is a well known coL on buyer. Ho resolved to wvatch hio coupl and on Thursday niighit1 a sw Dr. Stribling going in the i'oct ion of hiis home. lie f'd ow~od, going ini the back (donor, ind walkod( in on the couple withr drawn1 tnel. IJisteadl of sho)ot, 1 tiet14 1: m vak.- him b b' .,S4 hi i k phi of sft O *h1an .' ii hlor1'form ho1) l t th .\.1-la wa ald t o 4 ad k''d faiithflt ily for' half a 4' are \4 hia bi. ut, teen no(w he ut Hi d (illgr, although it. p) +d' ei117n andi hias beeii mar 1 ab .ut.i !!4 yearPs. Theri ill)Sse a eetin ad thei >any aro*urgodl to h o presenit . Thie 10o-comis*isionodl ofic''rs Cnd ] )rivalos aro OrdIered to rep1'ort at he armor'y prIompl)y by 2.30 p. n., bringing with them their arms. niforms and all other State pi'op ,rty issued1 to them since their riginal enlistment. A failure to Lthus account for such articles will receive promptL and vigorous at Len tion. By order of F. E. Cox, T. J. MAutmDN, Courit. In the ca.-o of Irvin Jamison, in dictod for larceny ill the 0(fold, ho was solt.oncou(d to six Illontlis in the peilitontiary at lard labor. In the cio of Tom I agood and Will Clayton, indicted for resist ing an oficor. Ton H-agoo(d was Sent.oiceid to threo months in the chatin gang or pay a fine of $50. The fino was paid. Will Clayton was sentonced to throu months in the chain gang or a fine of $26 11 paid the fin. The only case of importance inl Common Pleas court was tho rail road caso. The ver(ict of tho jury was $500 damages. EaITsley Itelms. Your correspondent promised to write again and, hearing no seriously advorse criticism on his last production, gives those pres mnts for what they are worth. Judge Lathem doos not improvo in his weather managemont, and continues to favor doctors and top buggies rather than tho tillors of the soil, but it is hoped that he will order rain in proper quanti ties next summor. My friend RaNmpey can still be found at the samo stand and is still 1s clevor and lialidsome as ever solling goods reasonably eiap and can ho rolird upon in every 7 statOment about his goods. Easley is headquarters for horsos and mu los, and tho faImers are supplying themelves with good plow an1)imalIs. Clyd & Nalloy aro livo awake an(d Istoin sh thoenativos with their 1s .ilm ng ilado an un :;Cssfu riaiI last wel: ulpon Prs' phla c of bu sii ess, he neover. h~eanything ')f the kind o..secopt Iitl. e lii, I rill) vilmoet lIv. Jake Martill retailis his elastic. it.V of )irits5 n(d ii ready (o sol go('ls 4)11 sight of imoey. In farmers are buying heQavily of thei( gun agents and b'uihliig up their lnds and for tilizer collpani44s. Th1o pric of (Iray anillials i,4 expeted to declinre soon in this counlty. as the Pickens railrond be1gi1N to bud with the approach ing Spring. The joyous Coulltelaice of J. L. Thornloy Jr., was seon in our town Mondav; ho1 is ever welcomo horo. Z? us'rI c GI!T1 WANTI'D---or War inl Cuba. by Seno QOn(es1ada, Ciubaln I.-Ietaiv at Wil~o , 10nldor- qd ). Cu1ban i triot. In1 1 reinend(lolls; Ie. mul. A honianza for ageits. o1r .i book, h n i o Zl. ' 1bdy wlints i .e only eldorsed, reli tble book. Onnhii1ls free. Credit given. reight paid. Drop :all trash. and nmlao 1300 a mnilth with War in Cuiiba. Ad Iress todahy, ill N ATIONAL BOOK '(.NC ElI M, 353--:G Dearborni Street, .-blengo. LF YOU NEEDg7qg 3A RPETS AND MATTINGS HERE'S YOUR PLACE. RAc~~ITER Dry Coods, arpets, Mat tings, Oil cloths, cornlice Poles and Window Shades. \ fteor stock taking they commen ced >a(tcingi u p the brok en places, level ng the nneven anid nowv the whole took is ini the best possible shape. FlHEY HAVE New as'-ortmen14ts in )u Onings, S iirt| Chieviots (newe.V01t patterns), Per al. and! Calicoes ant nll snieh goods >OM E NEW DvREss GOODS. I les an(i Enlaroidtle late 1l0w OnI lie roailI. A fewAI da ys will giv us 11 8 ':ed l i t o slo w ani 44 soMl I inulnt O .deli <tf ile rdriet (lei-gils ali(1 n li l ie I 'i4ob l hei l)rills 4. 'aiuts. I I vard o45(f in cen't Jh-aebning for TableC ( il Clothi 19 cenuts. bi Mens., l1Inlie~s and Chibirens Under tI ar4, 25 per cenut, * 1 lmer regulahr Boys 35) cent. Heavy Winter Ihose 13 ((ent1. W\indow ShadeIs, Spr4inig Rollers," 19 cents.t A real good Carpet at 35 andl( 37 i :enits. Items inn nmerale at lfar unlder -egnla1r p~rices. M'ALISTER & BEATTIE P. R. -Buttorick Pa ttorns. A House Fu More on I "Come and Tak Z3efo7,e ltte AStoc ugars, Syrups, otc., U mbrellas, Undorweal r, 1able Damnasks, olc., . ose and IIandkorchief1s, I aglo Poncils, Earlhenwaro, -Iibbols, and Rubber Goods, 1adios and Gonts Hose, pacAllspicos, _Notions, Nit-neg, )rugs aInd Dry d 11 Kinds of MERCIfANIisE. othi)DOi ii i 'K. D0n't wit! (',1m1 "It n J)rocries, 01 in a ms. W N for our BA 1A1].N., Indigo .I1lue (Calicos. mo Comis and Coulrso ComI. iR, lin of N kw4r [n)duco others to comC o ow for IIAlGAINS. ill of our Good, -AN Bought Just Weare Wvillingr to give E~N CASH I For The Next Come and see us AT ONCE YOURIE BUTiH E R LANi Ne apprecciate the trade g andI are nowv loaded ( to tl EUrer 3r D33y Fo Nothing Shoddy. Ev We meet all Hon< IHave' yoU uiI ar lI '.ry Shoriff Sahle (.,onniy of !'i le.1 . In the( 'out of C nn n I'ICen I )ark, M.lhrg:4let h~-ea!tri 1tH 1r41. I )efemin, ts. *1 Ily v'irtuei of a 1decretail order au-l . le IelI(, mad~oe by IhIi' lhcn. .JoIseph II. I'.ik-, residIing l ge, onii n41 o-1 1 iti h of prtil, I I he4 -thove ski aed 44 4. I '' ill sill in' t he ighest4 bidder ait. 1.11 p ib I a )4 ion tt. l'ick-. Is courthonOai on thelii first .\lm iv ini pil,. 18h7, dur1inlg the lega1lihours oif ue, for one-ha~lf en11h an the Ili renl e:~i' 15, sohil a11n heaini~g ini ters. fromu the I ;iy of isle, w~i t lv to t he potichaser15 '"All1. tt certaini piece. patrcel or* trnet 11.10111 John .\J ,uiont,) wh1ereont we ow ive, con1,-untintg two hund)red( and1( Iihty-slx (284) atcres more or less, in the Ioothiy am114 St alt fralC41(, bounded14 b~y 11nds o~f Job1 F5. St h, J1. F. Hlendrlcks nd. WVIIitiun Hunter, belug the(' sameW itmd' bonght by MVj~j. J. Jaitisonu, then lin rieks fromt huerii mothier, Maurgiaret Kenst er, deed1( recorded In book E', patge :30." Purchaser to pay for (ieed, bond1(, muort cage and recordinag the samte. J. HI. G. Mnl)A NIFt, ll of Goods, I) the road! e Your Pick! ol Q i l8 J o k) ! l mou X jo~ 011 [IN I' I' I I IV Jo.[ om q(. JIM ', o ussi t) pt uOrxj ".1 I I "RIGHT"! Thirty Days. i TRULY, & (t RWFFIN, icIk(ens, S., iveni us tile p)1u yen-*, r erything the BEST. 38t Competition. ii tr .1y S - 1 - . . IA.I i Ha'dts, iRonnt and4 1( Caps, IFor Iuiis, '.\i7.s's an iolilreni. Novelt iP7s at, lowed7 prices. Youir paitriona1g sileil7. M~iSSES McKAY, NoEI4. W\e wantiii to ;r' nt, hi100 or buly ii t(n or(7 twel vo or fifteeni horso on - gino. HUI'erINS & MoIlIIIs, mnar4t2. I nghes. S. (. McGee Drug To The Putho, IV i1 wolreetfully i oi 4 the pub Hie(lhat Dr. R. T. Weldon, n ho Is well ahul favorably known to the citizens iof 'iekels . county, Is now associated with ii in the practice of DenIttry. Alloce: 10titire front rooms (Ip stairs) City Ntuotiomi Malik Block DI)S. N oR wooD & NoRWOoD, Grceuville, S. C. D Physician and Surgeon, OIice'.at his residence tit the Kirksey hloi phace, onl Tn% elve Mile Rive:'. March 8, 1894 DR. T. D. L4EONAlDI, DENTIST. All work guaranteod. Wo 4111b1 p11leased'(1 to 4CeVe y0u. Greenville, S. 0. Ollico over llrtwe & Doster's Drug Store. Better Raise Mules Than Buy Them. .101 llASIC.,. we4i4.Ihs aboit 1000 pn4mmis andoi will 4erve tutares itt 1iekens for $10 fol-r Ill. TRMP EI Ti''T, is fiur yarA old, weighs 0141ot 60pud n will ser-ve) mares at noubwlime vtree farn, I,,r -f for.: a olt, C. L. Hollinaysworth. Dhe. 5, 95 Horses and Mules! .\ cal. l4ad1 of 11in4 hors'es 31m1 mleslt.. it t rveceived from4 St. Loui a. 11 nii wore to 111(1. ''hey are -'0" S.\10 at rock botton prices, WM. A. M A U LDSN & cO., nov ~t il:aSley', -8. G. It. A. 11 Mf AN, W. v. Creenville S. . 'iekenls, S. U. Morganl &.BlaSsingame, ATTR Y AT LAW P-. H.. S. C. i c. e.- in . Ote mi \ - \' on ,." 0 Ill' L , t V.)1t: VEUNG\J, 00O18ETS ST.ULNENS, &C. M ISSE!S RO(&~ERS, GlmEN VI LLE',S.C0. feb 25m.. DRY GOODS! It w ' ' il p ao '0 vi sit th is store& whlen ini (Green1vile. Our triJ) , A. J. JONES, h( l(w~ bu(1 1 fock. .111 M!:-;o i;l EA LE , .C.)" feb25mu3. Notice of' Fiiniil Settlemient. of Probate414, of I'iekenls E(ounty,%, for loava to I",'.4I4tei, deI'.ensedl, 444 th 1 I ~ th daty of NI\4arch, 1hmi, and4 aske ) to4(14 4 1h0 d1ism11issed as J. K. LAATI1uM, febl1 wi. Excecutors.