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T . s' INO.. Eoiirnal. w' . UO I1TI-.l. J'rlih -cll. PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY. Subscription One Dollar a Year Entered at tile Post, Ofice at l'ickem ns Secondt-class matter. TIIUlSDA Y. A l I L, 2., 1897. CONGIMSMAN TAL1ERT9" SPEEI iff. Tmil. JOURNAL is indobted t( 1Ion. W. .laspo'rTall.rt for a1 copy of his spoch in thi Nationa 1ous of_ loifRpresealtatives onl th< till-i'i ll, the objectl t of which is to provide revemue for the govern mont and to encourago the indlis trios of tihe United Stiates. It is i for'eg 11 onclusion that, tho Dill gly ill will hecome a law 1111dl al the spevelehos ill th0 wlt rbl will no4t changeo the, pimrpo.w (df the0 Iopubh .licans, but. Congressman Talbhert filod his prot-est inl tih form of it speech ad it may imvo e l'eet In the futuro. He did not discuss th) bill in dotail. but in * goneneral Nort f way. 11vdeclared that iho )ingly bill is tlwv culmination (f atrocity ill tllo) warv o:f tarilf, hills. H laid down as a general proposition that the talrilY is not, the l paraiollit is Suol, hmii- that gold incd sil ve. was and that Intil i a perman-nt sys tem of fiinince was estaldisie~d there.( couild ho rio per'lnanelt, Sys tem of tunxation. Ilelo ebagis th le U'piubl icans5 wifth trying to fool Ihe A mrican I),() ple and to drawl their atItInioll from the real burning questiuion of the day, the fiilincial u(etmi.tion, that tho whlolo 'usilss is a fake and a fraild on the Amricvan peo plo. 1-ie illustrates his al ruilimint With his ipt anecootes ind get1 s tho liettr of all who interrupt Mim iring the delivery of hi'S speech. Mr. Tlz,111ert says: It claims to bo it hill for' raisiig revenu for the Governlelnt and at lb' same11W' timo a0fodiling protoction1 ti 'ulr - lloine ilidustriies, N,,w imy ), lv who kntiws who hast uivenu this w~ilt)ol hlivN tll'utl'hf lzi hs m attrl a htouht 0hat t his d imIlposi-. \ Wh1-1 inl .hAw tion o i i- . it r Ito revenue for th. ('etruml-utit f Ile is 'if the opinion tat the best thiug to do, isc to cut downt expenuses, h ~Ol more' ec oomicail, do feat this taritY bilti and give the people instadd free silver, and they noed moiure money and losBF taxes antd fowoer taritT hils. In cotnchiston hio says' that ho i omrphaticatlly aind absoldutely op against it, but he is willing an hope that t Ihe Repulican partl il enattt such measurei's as wi:I bring prosperit(l1y to oulr coun)try Let it comeI frem what tover' soure it wvill, he 'will we~lcomofl it. Le~ tho blIESSin 1' comet, Its com i must always from t he Lord aol though somletimlos the~ devil ma-' bring it. coaumaunle(ate. Ma. Eaon:o I would like I call a.ttenti1on1 to some sma11 li ire encos it some11 of 011ur hitorie, Mr. Chi a Iin mihis hiist ory suc that on thle .It h of Jantturarv 180 the molrculry conlgealoed at lhanmol New Y~ork and1( other places, anl the 7th wa knlownh as coIld Stil (day. According to my calcla~ltieei ( whicoh I am11 sure is corr<>ct,) fth 4th was Sunlday andio thIo 7th Woc nesday. Mclabe in his Conitenhl history of tho 2 i U t(ed Stales sa0' the same as to the cold of thoi -li of January, but says on the SI of February the thermometer wri as low as eght degrees below zo as far South ats Charleston. Rlot of thoso d1ates occlurrodl on Smt day, so it must hiave been tho 7t of February, which was know as the cold Saturday. As it well known tihe hardest freeze, come1 on the niightis following th coIlost days. Th'o Jaiuary blig the north. Judge' T.J. Mao wrote a sketch of the life of WVashington a fev years ago that wasI putblishedl il Forum (I believo) in which h( puts the surrondoir of Yorktowi on the 18th of October while al other histories that I have so put it on the 19th. I expect ther' is no doubt but what the fighting ceased 01n tihe 18th hiut whlilo th< JBritish had agrood to surr'iendor there seems to have boon a goot deal of parleyinlg as to terms an( I expect the 19 was the day or which tihe arms wore laid down AoicotrsBT Subscribe for THEi JOURNAL1 pnly $1 per year.; Fa'osa Olemassoaa. Th1e weathir bureau that ha heozl rOcontly put u p horo 18 a groa Iu il fit to 1.1ho colb . . It, i it: eburg of u: ab , .,itist0 , antd 0:neberLi Prw J. \' ..w . .11, it of nIlIlch interest, to Stand ali( wtttcli tho tilmometor minilko it. COlnstant whirl. S'elleen river wats from 1ill to li till til l 'll inst., lid it's waters hursted the dyko on the fa rmers, wvIich is a considoraible loss to th1e stito'. Pr4f. DuProe, horticultu1 jrist is iaking proerations foir it large Vero) I* vegvtaIIles this year. lie is mne of t li mo4)st pi'act ienl I moll t1ilt w ev (ver mII ( with, illd it is ot Imicil initerest, to liistcn to him reklate his anved(.tes, vnd tell you] hoi.w be n S lccessu'll h 1rti (cutlrist. I i ge erosit y is n11 - hIndd his kinldness is ui1.1sur pa.-Sse-d. Je i S well verIsed4141 111 m istI (It'l 1eV, 1)11 i i tI ( i I 'I 1(1 g'' I ally sul''I.t l'et Ilid 'Is o l gI l (I ll 1 It' ll listo ianl an4d it nlit em from hii past poiilite a I rlo( rd 11t.it 11 W :t 4 a Sit ill I S I I I t ip-IiI . I i e 11. 1 InI-hd IIIi .lice in .\bA II N.11-vil v.-unt y SIXt ioll v ' 'si iil slIcr.st i l. lie ti (t li t ' Om we* (t d I I a I I s I w oraltor, but it' 1w, could g.t his I itt' rest Illit1g .llist Ilt (1n 80 (10 II; I '- Illl( coli v I llev h1 i tuI t h)v w\,IS t i- righ t 1.i for t i - o e( .. B il eIwar ill utild( Ili dlidl 111 i"'t Ilis Ililit Ica I l ;111 1 p tile j Iiti l'11 nit Ii now 1"1 Idhe was seurd IIv Isou tit rit alild t i4 lle'i i ylt . 'a nlt" tou hI s l' ie l llilt ' ll lljr 1vI I l' Vt's. rii . lice Is sp nt i lIll'e il l), al 'd yit. P1)11or l I' w IlI s stM 411 i I v I'i i t l tIl - d '111 i I- t i l I I (t 's Ill II , I lInod I t rl(mll is('s i ll |11'. l il t ti rn ' I( h>le (Jil' It I I 1115 121 i( ai'1' I It I (I I t I I i Y lil(. SO'UIlito l~i. sjio nill's1 1co c(I iI 11,v. T111 fle Io 1i trs - i ' tr lll- h til , litn (1ll i ' f tl Ill I an lillg It '1 plaIn il*orae V( O tl '( 11 I Il1 0 * t. I c te 1ngla 1 ctl , y ( d e e itg 1 )j. V 1' 1.,I 11 1a. B i'S.s k0p4 c7nstant wit (1s4e11or ag al llc-gs & Skcel b i illw llow tol Iuy goods and hemw b'Sto ii s l ll. Anld by so do-. -iin tili's tjitv slteltrod t A trado! ( I iVs e l ll scllVlity . A t tin- last moeting of thi Boand of 11 t e (Iy paissed a1 rso l' till 1a llt'lrizing tihe i' aculty to hIld 11n14 fa ls institute in ch tony inge yearl an~d if the f'ar'rS 4f I'ieklns cointy dCsir's 1,nlo they should write to the presi dot of the college. We woro ghl to SOn 01n our rets WedsdIay hmJ . K.Kk wh aIs ol a visit to) his son ti The Pickens' "Ra,1ts" are profud :11s w'll as all .o e irs, that the uni formls ha vei arrived. Thilel have pllied off heir "eits" and are \llw '1irulin Owlh caiIntous ilnla his faceg hf le more than ever, 24 frntheklocalo hoar of din1 yor he you8 wil'l Sct iue to dloi' so althoghorit ui fil tat m1( 1'1i appearnt of ate.0 i'lzhi il l-'.Alt JolilgNAI, T11y (lonfldl orateat'Looranssmoinat Looper dinay te 17thI April, toatndga izll, by lect ilg Dr.11 \V.i T.a i.h beelroitarv. o hon N.di12 Iugs, W.hc 12 toiel and \i lr -olr a -erg. AIll~ ftaprwal' faGilpl W.T.cluah, c~ o mmaI~ ndr. W.x RA'J MIughes, VadjtantC, J.g RA.ii Mebha aplai. .A8 Y0ou 1)(avo nio, hadtit lly 11. ow from ouir tofl nately, . will giv .v t fow dots. ~IlsM .\ra I 3'iny :inl N ti=' < :n Jinny, twv ...11iti tg ) i of Mr. J. J. Wakelin. V. Miss Mlat.to Stoplhenis nits hap. .tized ,Sundy n.1, Illorning it ( 016lock,. . (.ly- Tis. .'. l dome Quite it largo crowd attenled f li cer10nony, 11i11nengq theml was Mirs. vleda Cannn'o' A hlnt. Town Iii'si l. Jas. Peek, pulletd two inevdicilopla men1 1 n11r4,11 WIo wre frVinig t14 pedidlI 1jj( ir medicineo withif'ut paying'(:niv (()w.I 1100118o. 'Ill ey, paid I hij fi eos andl l l'ft ( wn*t (li short i). o e. (irenvile popl areholn~g to sm (Iour,1 Mn I vl.-).3 over i' *. so onl, but )11 h wy hIal ht Itor not It ih t h.i r breat b1 ut il wo Icomin. a n t at1. I ho I\t\ra I ll hote( (. 3. ir(' v l i l li e I i p ot'v I I IIi 1nqi tal ina-t is all righ II ' vn1 iahph.oi,4 ,Inl irlv (fil r*ob.lel oplay v o a'w lar-ge, audi .-nc.. 1. il. idt ., . pr,.c l I 1 all lintt r-St illu e" in u to n hjar ro e~I., reIh l i r w I tll il the I 1111 1w Iot11 I u nd i h . II,- II n 1 !. e IIII a Dr. (llip i.I fr.in No lri ('r lina, N. C.. an ( he Ill fath r f lilton ('lapp, a (on ucor I tHillo nt3. r1,11 Railway. S. . W illi.arnsi & (o l t vlelI hll a coat it' white painl t pilt, (n to oill 'sid >f1 tO j IId) Ii .11ig ( h( , whieb a<!<s a grevat <l--al ((. its lo s . I think tho <ruJ it will la'ed a11 imv c')t smmli but his, wvIll e at Black ono. No d 'ee. T lhave shilipod~ a fin-, ,Jak if) Easley. Hlis sorivices :nn- offireod to t 11 pe1 op l 1 e. ui lo raisor shoul see 111 it . II-- c aIn 1h) 1f 1 111ni ;-1 W . T. ownll' aidI will b- . at W . J. Pondor's on the iW ma 20th li I s' 1 )'. V. ., I. J B W iN. I pr. 5-t f. Fill a boIttle or n h wi' b IIIil, aMid let it, Sit wo '.-fni hwr-vt ;, :a svli I nI t or et I lin I Ig1 I i f-ti . a I , I I !' 4. c .Ill <lition of the kiNlI, ,ls. W hill I I. tmi I I 3 '.S ine it i posiiv., vv41'- ... of it ... 'I 3lro bh- iTo t n<o~te' t oarnc proof t :' te t'hh tly and i % .'- a 41t f lerlj. 16o1, 1 h111. g-:1 i wy 111:1-dy i 11ii - Crying i- i n-lit~..i :-p i i . ,. i1Vh y , i b b :\ i-1. Jf i I t h Ntice-t Deb.t orsa iC-od\ ifIt, orh - . .. , vi -1-,111to r, ; w .I t iror b li-- . : .gl .1311,'5'ag thx. l' t'3 if. '- t ' n Ii I t -1 ie 4 h - h t44o te e of .4', iay. 'zit tin, e i a) 1)3R n pwl'n 'ly t -h( Ie . u. llot'1 1- t Sohl Nw Store, New Goods, NEW - - PRICES. YI-S, eerything new and stylish, as well adurable, will be found m my store at Ca lhioin, Pickens County, z. C. WhIen the tialing public of tliis localitfyV are il nleed of first class GOODSfJ invite you al1 to visit my store ind examitie my stock and prwvex... A look will coilvinice you that this A ivertiseient is no Hlumbug. My stock Coriprises (le Iatest styles in DXY G S001)8, NOTIONS, SHOES, HATS, CLOTHING, HARDWARE, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE AND FURNITURE. I vill make a specialty% of Shoes and 1eep in stock all the leading l 1 fo Alen, i onn and Children. I also have :a well si oke! i 1tO ( )I \ .:l'A I Al lN':NT. Yo u ill aln-ays find everythi fresh and lit I r'ct iVe, at lit, mvist possible titg es. Alv presenit line of foregoinggo is inclde "VALUES' that artl in 4.Ia:11 every day. Thv pr i nidueim~n;ts are are Strolg as the <uatlity of mygoods al e att ractm.. I am1 <iotermined to, be "g Leader of Low Prices " in this loealit- y and se1-rve yout politely andl attentively. Respectfully, F. H. CA RTER. Doyle BuildFng. CALHOUN, S. C. mar I8-'J7in3. - S.-A ar load of No. 1 Timothy Ilay, at $1. a hudred. I wuiAG 0 01. THE BEST ARE MADE BY 11. C. MARKiLEY. And E'very Var~ity~ of 1'ine Cadrriaues. Iiu e~js, Carts, and I llarness, Ilarthvare, l'aints, Oils and~ \'arn ish, Greenville Coach Factory. G W. SIRB1NE, Suparintendent. ~ .3 * Io.iu ",''( '' l A T o 7 ' ALl. KINDS OF FAJMING T00L.3. o I s am i Il rti eiii 5e"Iig iI'ii ~ t a vd n to n ali imperI(' SHlOES. Just neceived!r nr linyer, .\pr.iJas. l. Dickso ii n o ' rh buyig Shoes~h to sit 31I NES O~, S 'o uitake rloom fur the icij , g ~ Ist ok we mu.t cloe o(uit, our 11 ilnenieSlM'S, o(lwrA ool~t At~k m larg lo o i mlbo' The Factory ShoerStore., waoasui taw: hille bol . . ti 00 foo L E'dive. 10I ~i 11 i Wt I 'ire i , Ii, Cio. A J . M. Dickson, rit (Ii. )t ~iI ru,16( iao { G F.N A W.\ NPI~li-- OO (i '( h a , y S noo.sda u a by Ju a I tri ot . I te7n.s e A WEI.l DRESSE-D Is sonotling, evon tho Ladies will 0 Canl 1niteo you ono of thlo ADMNIRICD), Clothigt AND iien's rniishings, 111Alit I'ricrs nNward of bfoe. -- Give us a callH when you cono to Greenlville. G R FN VL L ES. C. R. LR. BENTZ NEW SPRING GOODS.' I'iices that speak foi theinselves. Our Prices always the lowest. OR ANDIES. 'I'le ladies sa y that our linle of Orgaidies are the prettiest in town, thereore it goes that they n111st be. Orpiulies at 15 cente, Organdies at 25 cents, Organdies at 30 cents, Org:anidjes at :37 ceutts. All Organdies 10 per cent. lower than others ask. Th'lie piettiest line ever shown in Greeiville and at prices lower thaa ever from 8 eents to 15 cents. For 15 cents we give you a real Frtech Dimitv wor h 25 cents. DRESS COODS-COLORED AND BLACK. This stock is complete with all the newest weaves, b i.h foreign and dmeII.sie1, rom the cheapest to the finest, with trimniiiiings to innatch. A Few Special Prices for This Weck. A Mac. b elac Henrietta for 50c. 4Y7 9myrna rw'r A 65c. black figured Jaciard for 00. 50c. Art Sqares from b.0()11i). A 60c. black figured Etaimine fur box threecakv', Buttermilk A 20c. Genits 1HS Linen Hlandike- I3ya britotl*Lomlec chief for I. 1 1 dloz'. ladies fine0 bleached vest, :iy lseaIluF.r worthI $1.010, for (30c.8yaislot Ietf)81 :- spol cotton for 100.Clk' pi 10 2l.iozr 4x7 Smyrna rugs $I1.75, worth etArnGigaa.ayrd And linoandsof oliebari rt qurs rom i 5.00 up. Calland~ ou stt k ~( Sget price ents L R Ayanis Ie Ian o 1 a ial see ou s 'I andgt pcs L I ] C E* Lw'i iOf mtothe5 I oan I ii .I I . 4 obt iable lir lN, iI 'i oIde' )'s rj ~ ~ uit a n l I li a t ils (l ex ( et i iliii 1lvatinllti n - i itliailt re d t I a Oi \\ ooe lie -y(oto ! 'k 1.. ai.. G. ~r. v'e l 'i~i i ~i (ei s htbetlii~ i (u~t~i - ti I I o inVce west' wer aos :i tl~ coor tit y-he1i4ns s~l~~sind My Grodsr. and lnosttin sayee oril~ gon O~e~.(1 ltnte. ut ithi et lo p-outh ryi> tohes I m,.as mei~ | Stiph A tice me kiip i aml store dyoat tolPtimes ctou eard coe nearson.S iroI heavy rig out l t n ' ie si aii' t V cenii i.'I G '.lv rd w e a hi nly ioodo onsit le Park fotr feh ll ri kee th .sorry on e you ona ey, a'nd then y'ou will soin hve! Cc'jsh for your aetual needs. Greenville, S. C.W stE d CittiilNoico |W EM USTaiit County4f H'i1kns t"(1 tmeIwa n art. 4oing. 'om lin ndn -Att, htk ar (look, i ot ,tig ie ln of imenis a nd lboys strew ~ hntsi. .h i i rtand Inv .1 i :l-:Nvwn-:Iy, lisjiie, I'o a gents~ fuirnishiingsn. lIn shroie I i'nn it y'oru Jmigeifee aii oket, hiool: too(. If you wahnt tiiwo jl ition11 of thle estat iiI'of arid lifects of A lotofi pilow briiles-, I idiing bielles and1 C., W.. Cunii:r, deOCnE'ibl 1. walgonl harillness ai leathe1r ..diiars ii- less .I'hiOse arei 'Therelfore0 to eie and il adm1111Oin- thi a till re'g r jil I pr b tC lose the oiuii(it, I ishallan signhr he indednidre In e !41ine bargin riIn ntoi s am1l4 fiu rnilnra. ttora of the said t:. W. - Cmls!ingi~s de Il have oo many k~v.ibI n-k fi, uill i oe ceased, tha they1; bie i appearji beflfo at(N a 11 '~rihi discount S t ba;ks (" rani t ove..ly t held ii ie ( o ii'~ o I' o i to 14 k ri ds pro d nerie. I w ant at lot, o r d r y hid esc hed at 1'ickenis C'oi t 1I84us, an11 cflewaix. ., on; 29th day of Api-il, 1897 next, T. D. Harris.__ i.tt Im blicationi hereof, at I 1. o'cloc'k____ ithe forenoon, to show cauls'. if anyI H orses and Mules I Iiryhave why t h. *idi Ahimlinistra. A cari'Ioad~ (of fbue hnor'ses iandi mu1les Ii il son m i ot, he granlt ed. juIs t recei vedl fromt St. L.ouis, Itnid moreC t~o ('i von under10 my 11land, tiihis 8fth davi~ r f toie. lep dei e .), in the 121 yearti of our'Itn- 113cy are FOR SA~ LE~ an rock bottom 8EA ] J Il NswnsinY, JV P PC. W M. A. FIA U LDIN & cO., p16wv2 nmvitls I!it.. , . C r,