The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, April 01, 1897, Image 2
..,.RSDAY.
01ne Dollar a Year
.,Lered at te Post Oflice at Pickens na
aecotnd-elass matter.&
APERI NIN1 X A TES.
02e dollar per icl for first ilsertion, if
L' conts for O<ich "4nbsmecuent iIse.tioI.
Iiboral diseoint for adIvert.iEeIiertS (1n an
ial constracts. Terms et.Anuinal cott
traeta, palyablo qatarterly.
No f:lvorit.im. Ono rie to all. No spe
oial posit-ion or special rates to foreigli a1
vortiserst. All sneli natist take( the rntil of
tio paper and abide by stelt raItes.
Lo,0al0 noticeS, ilocal colun1n, 1l cents
per lino for first, insert.ion ani are cetiat. for
eaci Snbset5ent. itsertion.
Ativertisemeiits for coinig issue slhoulnl
be liantledl in not later thian Moitlay morn
ing.
The eil1tor will iot he responsible for the
views and opinions of correspontients, un
less tie same are cditoriallv enlIorsel.
TH il.iSDA Y, APR'HIL 1, 1.897.
SENAWolt TILKAN CALLS.
Senator Tilluman mado a call i on
President McKinbly on th, 25th
ult., and they ciiatted vory pleas
antly for ten mmnutes. The fol
lowinlg is the suIbstiliev ol whalt
occurred :
"The president inpliredl llow t(l
sonator lilod his wovk 1111d whether
they were (1liet enloigh for him:
also desiring to know if the proi g
of the plitclhf(rk wve shari'peeitd.
Thun thw presiden t m3en3l~tione1d the
x r Io ss 11ion of conliries nii'd ex
pressed the opinlion thmt, thw pas
Sage of tatriff hill would d() much
to brighitn thin;;s t.p inl the coun-1
try.
"Well. wo will see what. it will
(o." said the South ( arolinianl.
"1 1kni4ow that th pa-Itient. is veyI
sick. Wo vil tr r y your physic anud
it that dis not cir him h1ien we
will havo to tr ours, which I t hink
is the onlty thing which will eun.
him."
It is noodloss to say h N th Hie
senatri''s rimledi , v is fre Si sivil and
the pIresi den)t ful Ily un1 derstoo(d
himi.
'T'lhe two rwen pated with mut
tuil plen iut word s.
11. i-, a wll known fact thut
Sileator' Tillmal hiated (x-I'resi
dent, Clevelanld Qq) mu1ch Iha lwl I
10ver spoke to him during Ias list
term) and neverT wentl to the Wh liti,
.Ullose.
I1AILIMAn M F.wwj1,-.
milpervis or Loopmr has callied I
Mass 'meeting" to ascelrtinll led 'n
tiimit. of the people in reference
to the iwnsip hinds, whw werel
voted to the Pick(ens and Ensle
railroad uponi certalinl C()ndit it'nls
Howver the proprity (f ti
call muay bo0 (utst ioneda, yet it br.
beeni made andt it is importan'1(l~t foi
t he frititls of t14In' railroald to) lilrn
out11 andl('JI4.)1 exrs theiIs4.h-es. Ii is
tiagest ofi a~ raila to l1I(kents, Ithat
he( appei'a'o'utod byV 4'verybody31.
mu ist la11vO it. It is ai neci i v to)
country must51 develop anld broinug in
add4.1it ional capital . giv in g em11ph y..
mient to the14 young lneole4 and
keep in g thiemi fromii leavin g to sclI
emtiplomeint ('lsehee luuld tin
rail read. keepl y'our I)mleh her<I
miore peopled4 and1 muoreO capitl.
lGov lernor) Etil lhots nt l travl
bu't he~ is goittg is own11 way. Th
new4.spapers atre (crit icisintg himit
Io'oi'ly tand 1h4 is get tinig ai little
impa11tieni.t of gra t uitous adv ice and1(
frequen t. (ensure. 11. is feel inL
the execu'it ve ofhice aiccordinug t
liltt le (i'ejppoini ted. fn h is na
gutral addres~s hie said( t hat h)4 wouzld
lbe governoro~ of all the~ 1pe4opl14 anid
Home peole aro rampant, loaue
he0 can not be0 mado(1 to Hee and1( do
alccor'ding to theiir way (of thinkmng.
Governor Ellerh)e hasi had somre
dif(licuIt matters to st udy and~ do
cidO anid '.anni not he0 exI)ectLd to
leafso both si ides. 114 is consHci
enltious and1( firm inl the (discharge
of his duily and( Iho comlmnds (11(
respoct of thioso who14 difier with
themn, ovon if ho dloes not. lansO
themn.
OONGIRUESSM A N 'IAII ig'E
Congressman Ta hlert is1 well
known in Pickons5, havinig dlono a
good den I of aill iice w~orkl her'
before his oloction as suplerintend-1.
Out of thio ponitentiar'y. He is
faithful and1( offiint ill overy place
and ho is over readly to look after
the jiterests intr~usted to his koopi.
ing. He hos1 made mnly good
speech~es ini congress and will raise
his voice in protest agaiunst mos
tires, even if failure is cor tain. H is
last speech was upon the tarily
bill, the passage of which is a foro
toe aOlushi5on, but Mr. Talbert
ppeto atn interesIted audience
C had mnuch to sa~y about the
Jbes Mons,.
OR CGan you or any of
.Mrs tol 11Us from 0OXporICInco,
.10 effoct of underdraining of lands
to got rid of the surplus water in
wet Peasons. In Europe and the
older settled countries I havo heard
that this is in univorsal practico.
I have had a little experienco with
it and amiii pleased with tho result.
1 have 801110 open1 drains now that
I nean to covor. 'They aro carry.
ing otl Iirge qItitities of water,
runni ing frequently from 24 to 48
hour-s after the water is gono from
the surface. I am siro if this was
done thorv' would bo i wondorfll
1increase of cr!o4 ps. Tlerei't would
not, o so mucwh p1oighinig done in
inl tHil mud, thus killing a greiat
deal of land. Somiw old mell InIlI
1110 that land killed 1 w l ouglh
illg is1lver s) "ood agail un1i
tuieMtd out flhil grown . 1) ill wood(.
There doubtles--s woula he( anl in)
ealCIse of crol)s, iby prIo r ldrailliInI
of lalis, of coilitse, we linight, vx
wect, t~o lieur tilo cr-y of oyo-i pro
utiction and law prices, lut, thO.'t
who havo lit crodht, S() they.N canmot
get, 11) deblt, illid d14) not fIleed lillit'h
inoneyN 1111d ('ould ha e11 1 000lo- breild
to vat. Ibeg lagaill of tle t ill
to look s1a1111 ( and collut close, (tIv
hot om1 is out. of nes')5t of tho far-m -
ing. f11 yol cannot do 4) yolr Owl)
work4, alld ()wl w, ildurl-11y3 I-ell
laids, its at 14ngu11lar' gr-oInLI1(-holg
seuIll. to li v4. without, onoe luIs
soie good trad ( )I. I11 1114rs11ome --nid
ca11 atiel as whiskly t m lan 4n.
This ar1ticle jl 'I w to Is I) t qui tle
So) plnI tiful as wiag 114r, since it I-nius
day anld n t
What abo , (lu . h ) road, w\\e'I nn-,Ill
neither~l wvork nor ItvelI them?'' A
1,1W more't weeks (.1 rainvwnhr
w' will 1be t 1114. r cur hs i -r hies d1
w-1111 [tir- i i iletlwil tl; er,() s Cto'r
11C , 4'Ne)'44W w: l . ' w i0 1 to. r '(
i (hick to- i rleh. 1,.,('k (ut
' St I v I rsL 111I l 11M 1,11a i 1 11i 1
maetking su1h r lm crops, w'te ImIy LI t
he cons,id 'rg d v11111 tIl.1e (il. , tI lail
n'11 srellmd 110%,v() tl evill tiOw Ol(.er
nes Who have mad111t. suI litt.,
lri ag e | iljr frl I' thleir pr-i
tic'o,) inl thit- stdy of tho i ivine1
law. WI s emllll to be eII plarts il
inlig in ic k w )itril. i lsT.
Mar .le I s-a h has illarched i
in r4u14 4 ll arch StO.
Th rils it s1nl -what lie i
rock Ii (4 iwhe ' th .y s,) had
dtl ti rll' Hill y i11 wut er . The
winds (l4v4 rd , anld thev
a irevr, ha44.
las t, ek :1ndl ar, benil ru fo
all th14 villIl' are 4wor t. il'o t i
weathl I os liloy destr oed thIeI,(.
14ach and o 11t 1ui, 1e zs.
J. 1). St'mith s(1 t but a fim patelt
of enb1h1 ag'l e pl an' ts thll first 44. 1f1si
wal k i1 id theIIUI w4.i11 i ll( e fro , i't'a
14 us(ig Ilt hemprt Iy arough.1 ~.h
teabe llol r 'ii I t4,1 ll1
Toh1el Stat IConstaleis wre in
owl 1.4 wo1 an liy fal
1tilie wil4 ~ d 1'44uLu a ilte ~ a ' lin t
(lil'r aieu 1100 tl(twa put there to
tkeep th1e cidr(41n liom imsno t. il
JOuNt ter ist an IlN~tnnl ina t io, If
yiuim v constab 1)s, 1t had nlarged to
about) to' glIll os with let yi tof
rom Iina the sc oabwr forv dmre.
n ant i1 Q1r Ipla Ile Cwas sooit.
tf the hateful stu'hi i n~)111iII ai' elr(ib
unkow t~ their funaav. St
tri(lks liqor hsbn'lyig o
.lu't hid itj8s. aropter prvi
viy sIuf 1 l'l ll01 1 ith s 01( fwIrivols
whlen fourd, Sf1 nt cptuedlyya
If w (1011d2'v we4 stuck il md t
the fril)d1 blw1 th ayprooe newit
road fromi here togickncor
"n. - want e ervtd AjIE.
$TT~ SherI4. Sale
STATIC OF SOUTI CAIOITNA,
Comity Of Il'cekens.
.In th Court of Co Pleaon I'lns.
Jbohnl 31. Glenn11, a1. A-lminli- rator, of h(
EMstat of W. 11. (eni", (eIcoNSI.
llIm Iff.
A(JA jI'
Joh 1 .r. *nison, Aii. .. . 1 misonl , Ia Il.
ihn, Airgaret. eNvsi er id l therl
Defnlanlts.
Iy v i e ofa cleerelal order an.: I .iiiei
ment-ft in1:1, by .Ih- lo n ). J.ep II I'
resilliNg .1-ItIg , oin ei fihl of Apri,
180(1 ili h eliple byihe t: ii c ('ouir.
In the -Ahve slatedl vase, I wIll itell to) the
highest bi dbeiIi ii 114 1iblc ntiell a t Piek
en urt house! onl the 1l.-st - \olay inl
April, 1F97, dlinhg fihe legal houirs of
SA , for on. e-. 4:l 1 1 41 h;:ih.-- reni aii e:
puIrchaservl anll a inlorigai-e (f lite pno-ini
Svc pol . :nii b aing fc."i t r . fr i t h.
(I 1y 11 Hill, with le-ave to the pincha er
to ntiillc l, taymi till.
\I tll i t ,I t till pie . 1r i11 o -lr iu-l
40f 1 1110i.(d eI ori el by tHil eftn lit' , .
J.:nal" lohn I.\ )) , . n wilereem we
now live, vmnt ' ining tu ) 111111 A 1:1i
-.'igh y -.six (2-%') :wrv., nit r* or less, lin the
'omity :nd 'S'1:it af1reabt honn ic- hi v
46?'is If Jilb F. i 1 h, .l. F. lle triel
:ln W illi-nIIII li teri , I I ing 1 .-_ t Iw Si n11e
h it !lotIght by \. .1 . .ha i:o 1 , i be I I enI
diricks. froi e roh r .\llgan- Xvas
ler. <decdl i o leel n b ok V., I-ngo I:3o."
I' rc "II - r to I yI I fort d c ci, bot1I1, ( 4rt
agi : andi rec 1iin:1 Ilh- - lru .,
.1. 11. (;. icl \N I L ,,
r E7L.S.L., S..
(iNT ) W.\NTI I 0tF WV;i - lit
<-nh[, by Svilm, eQ - da0 . <,11).I,
pre111settliw~i :1t Washingtonl. [EatIorl-.
by ('111 11 6:11 i it -. rt oii n .
1111u1d. A h ,4:tu-zI bw for noe -: ()n1y
B15 . iig b o ,hi , co ui jo . -(I l'; .
r m -ly wts tr D ally $2.0
b) bo k - 1n lit I (or it'. ('( Iij gi
F-'r i.;hl 1a -.1 . I . 11 p1 a ll 1 rash, :1'Il make~ I
11h2 11 :SI t I l i( I . i %A \ ei ( I .
( :1 1: I N, 3-2 ; I- h4-i born " t
lue~ i2g.v
I u11( 4. - f ;
JeansW T NSing) nd.
F-'ill a itt1 .I- )r m :I wit' Ioan.
:tly (le it !ma : id at y-fo r hoI,; to $ 5ij.
1)oI liti w.i I ill-- il. $uty , ( 1 ) Ctl
lit y( itI I 1' i iv rd'n - S. %I khh-.
f r(Iubli. T- 1rg . t dc.i r, i I 11:11 t
Ir:i( 11a1 the 0161y- :"It! 61:hh- :illi
II itkory ~ 110.11( 1.y 4 nkIo (1A1,11
1 :1:11s l. i Ulll y . w n
Iott (of tr.-| r.
Tin-:e i~eonifer I ll. o b lge s
|Coo, :h y eo 1,Inlwy leinely i hi,
evry n i-h inl Biinpi i t in, al
11)1' QXrina l1 p: I-:: o. Ite Crn- inobi ri
T~inlIIlililv
i irb l m :, v.i:h ui . t e ,
i '11 11) 1 (I . : - g lii . .
:rInn I V - 1 n :, 1 1 a .!;' . .1 lsoi
a .-ma li i i N . -- Y n . n oi , o
I;.i 'I;".-C i4 wi c tift* y(if. 09
t.lha.; F r : : np e h t -: m ~ np .
Store, ew Doods,
NEW - PRIGES.
mYEa new (n stylish awellas durable, will be found in
Ilounii I ickens County, i . C.
GlOi[ I Ile (lading lublic of this locality are in nee0d of first class
prOODS I icvese you all to visit lmy r-tore 11n1d examiin my stock and
prices.
A look will convoice You that this A dvertisement is no lIumbug. My
stock comprises the latest styles in
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, SHOES,
HATS, CLOTHING, HARDWARE, CROCKERY,
GLASSWARE AND FURNITURE.
I %vill make a spo)cialty of Shoes aid keep in stock all the leading
Avlesfor Mi, \omie fall( Children. I also have a well stocked rl~O
C I\ ,'A II.\ l IC NT. You will always find everything fresh and at
tractive, at. tO loe st possible figures.
My prs-(en't line of foregoing goods include "VALUES'' that are in
dmI'i (and every <iy. Thie iiduCCIeelit a'r as strong as the q1 uality of
my13 goodls are attrFactive.
I am dete-rmiiinveo to he " Leader of Low Prices " it, this
locality and serve you politely and attmid tively.
Respectfully,
F. H. 0A\RTER.
Doyle Building. CALHOUN, S. C.
185i 1897
THE BEST ARE MADE BY
1. C. MARKLEY.
And Everty Variety~ of Fine Carriagecs, Buggies, Carts,
and Har ne'ss Haridware, Paints, Oils
i(\and rnish,
Greenville Coach Factory.
G WV. SIRIINE, Superintendent.
fOK AT_
UUTII s. gg__g
~SH-OE~S.
u hyer, M. Jas.. Dick.son,
LARGEST M IN - TOWN, is now Noith buying Shocs to suit
the tra<de.
STl.\ ll .iel jj ANCY (OOCER To0 imake room for the inmi)CIy;
N \ll LIERY mj
stock we muot close out oulr nonenPiie
SI1I()ES from 25 eentis to '$1.00 a
1-mr. stozck.
cents to $ 1:?.0)0.l~y ~ ainsb o
M'lill inery Departtmeint the "'net.
All kinds of Hatsk anid Flowers(v i' Iil
f'or hailies aund c hildreni, like a Flower
thlrleni, aii Noahl Ar k, two of a
lkindi. At thme TeW coy$o ti
Jennmngs Bargain Store
Na. 118 North Main Stroet., J .Dcs
GlEENVIiLE, S. C. agr
So e liv"1aga7nsforyo
is a vigorous feeder and 're- itl i:i. sCJI'4LI itiji
sponds wvell to liberal fertiliza- *''.2' <i,
tion. On corn lands the yield ~ '~ :~" ittiI
increases and the soil improves i~~ bai he rt 'ii
if properly treed with fer- iitrilIii(f%4;'Tanait).
tilizers containing not under Tt io tie xod.Iwl
7% actqa,1 I8ilgIrs od nget aii.~
Iktash. stl.
A trial of this plan costs but ,yuitot.Tyhudte!WEtli.
little and is sure to lead to .7tvfo UO.Isitml.t lii
profitable culture. - d adrSot, oi iitiipieLin.
AN o t o ahs he results of ia ts by actal ex- 'u 1 isWl it ibgs~tiihr.
to)A i a litte book which we iubilish andt will gldy t iiitotcytllne. Atkas
$feo to any farmer min e ca who will write fu t, rd
OERMAN KALI WO0RKS,
benefit of tin-ir 1 dolr . a s .Whtw
LOOK! LO
Commencing Nonday, Dec.
stock of
lotl
consisting of Men, Boys and
coats at
20 Per cei
Off our regular prices for
SPOT CASH!
This is a bona-fide sale a1(1
as mlvertise'd.
'e will show v you our1 foriliei
You hIave it.
No GOODS CItARGE) OR
DURING TIS118 SALE.
Our stock is nowv and in goo
al I in Clothing you ca'Lt afford t.
gins Monday, Dec. 14th, and is fo
C1 L v I
Attractve A rate
New Cod
A'tlt r a4) t; v e, (gohia V J' v c.
Therei Ou isi ion newhes to vtes
atlesi I Se (''r\ lits l's {
I e a lwiti t n Vmll.r l1i'1111
conic to U) Vi nl 10 seeC US.
NXVTS W0l%)T
f'or1 5 enIts.,
10 Cen1t Otlilig'l inl flow' dr1'0s
t : v en Iln ee v. o dese
10 cents.
10 Yard.s Heavy Twilled Ibhd
G yards 25 (1nt, Hfeavy Twilled
0d linlml-O l for* . $ 1.00.
)l eent Ileavy TwiI)led led
Flaumi for- 2,5 cents.
20 cent schoot boy Jeans for- 15
Cents.
5 ceiit school hoy Ihan 1t
ounce 2-5 e-n ts.
Yar 1-d v ide 'iedlmolnt slhoi ti Ig by
the( bdLt -51.
YaIrd wido 'Soia Island by the
bo0t, 41.
S, Iind11m)nt d ril b y t ho b)(It. 51.
Calicoes 4and 5 cents.
20 yards best Gingham cheeks
for $1.00.
50 cont Cassinicres all wo(l 8831
Cents.
Dross G inlghamus 5) Cents a yaard.
88 inch IHeavy All Wool l)ress
Flannel 25 cents'
54 inch Heavy All Wo'o l Ladi1 es
ClothI 37 (eenits.
Car'pets and~ M\attings ehw
WeX~ haiVent space'( to inienti
knowled(ge weC are'( the (ebenp est
to keep upj our r'eputaltioni for
money thau any house iiiu nype
Miss Lula Hlunt is withl uls
her' fr'iends.
No~w in
MhoreO goods(l 1.ima I hav 1. t L u41I
tO get it kno t1W' hatIJ l uoem-utI.
I offer. 1the indneenwn'i': wI b
it lny\ stole I W iliJl prov (:1 I
DRESS (m((I
1)(i..l )ST 14
.\ good . 441 a
I 11 h ine l-ib-d Twi.; Ha* .
( ly 110Vl'ebs I Call' 411\(I
To0l1 nwe thecoh gh i .io'n14 )(li( f
I'ev have, oo bhoes . 71
Wl ev mootills chne
Gi~veio you tade nyou ye
)K LOOK1
14th, we will offer our entire
ilg.
Children's suits pants and ovor.
it Discount.
SPOT CASH!
!very garment will be sold just
pricos, take 20 pOr cent. off and
TA\JC.4N OUT ON APPROVAL
R shape; if you need anything at
a stay away. Remember sale be
r (ASlI ONLY.
LE S. C.
Attractive I
"w Coods! New Coods!
op a rtmnent.
m we musft ak you to come
vill olly m1eitioni a few of the
11 onh Store.
>r11(111111 h00k an11d when you
I CRACKING.
50 inch laick IuInd Ck,'ored Cash
more 25 cents.
8S inch .l3ack and Colored Cash
moro 20 ceits.
ColorId lhes (toods 10 15 25
10-4 White .and G.vBikt
-iS cents.
P.est All Wool Blanhikts on arth
for $3.25.
10 ceit Cantfoin l''1anunel extra
fie nol ' at n tl ' ht.
1,r 1o c)ven Its.
M i i1 (: lit 'n F 1 i in ', n )l or 12
IL~id t ickiI. 5, 0, 7, S, 1) 12 and
15 cent s.
T11h b st for S1,irts .1t, Cheviots
Ladie, 'i:1nwaiss, thiee for
50 (11o1ts. (st ra hIwarY ies for 25,
li All\ f W'o Vest 62 , tho
(l la r kind.
M\Ie leavy Cotton Vest 25 35
an an C cent s.
haer t l 'l v(r.
Ju mIore comle to us5. All ac
givmgij mlore goods, for less
Jf OU' GOOD~s!
Store.
14n \v I Wvn th(le mloney , and
k the nife has been3 used. freezly
-* :I , j yanl I now'. offer
- il for $1 .00.
VSP!'CIA LRS.
b 'v ruan for 25 (1s.
ohuim 1 ;0 to 12.1. cents.
Oni nil1 innake I.bell.
vil nee have enn-e to regret it.
ic overy ton (dollari s worth of
011r wives and( (childreni for less
West End.
iven us1 the past year,
JEE rgains~
~rything the BESTI.
st Competition.
E tr1.:l.13,
BRUCE.
uirly antlmont with ant