The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, June 17, 1897, Image 4
_..L0(A3. ITEM9S
-Monday was a HOT day.
-Jas. Poek, of Central, was is
Pickons last we(k.
-D. B. Finney was in town las
week among his old friends.
--It does not roquiro any brain!
to be a growler or a howler.
-Homer A.. Richey has treatn<
himsolf to a now horso and bug
gy.
-Several Pickens people atton
-ded services at Griffin church Sun
.day.
-1). F, Sutherland wont t
1'umpkintown on business las
week.
.-Dr. Durham, of Groonville
,was in Piekons on business las
'week.
-Be the kind of man that yo
would like to have your boys be
come.
-Conp. Johnson, that efficien
ma4hinost from Easley, was it
Pickens Friday.
-Dr. Rt. F. Smith and family
of Easloy, visited at Col. Hollings
worth's last week.
-J. A. Robinson and a Mi
Hunt, of Dacusvillo, worn in tow:
.onl business Monday.
-Messrs. T. N. Hunter and i
'M. Wertz, of Liberty, was in towi
Saturday on business.
-Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Hagood
.of Charleston, visited relative
and friends in Pickens this week
-One car load of corn, No.
white, for sale at Parsons Bros.
Liberty, S. C. 2t.
r and little daugh
mn, visited the fam,
), Bruce last week
u s. M. F. Hester and littl<
daughter, Kate, are visiting rela
tivos and friends at Fort Htil thif
week.
-II. B. Hendricks has built r
neat and substantial fenco aroun
his property near the Methlodis
.church.
--M,'iss M~ary Bowan1 who ha
'been attending thn Winthrop col
loge at Rock Hill, returned hom
last Thursday.
-Capt. Richard Pursher, o
Clemson Colloge, delivered an ad
dress in the Masonic T1emplo her
Saturday night.
-Mrs. J. F. Williams, of Libor
ty, accompanied by Mrs. Fitzger
ald, of Greenville, visited friend
in Pickens Monday.
-Mrs. McL. Seab)rook and litti
daughter, of Gronsboro, N. C
visited her father, Capt. J. I,
Thiornley last week.
-re~. is anl old saying, and
true one0, there is no telling whii
a man11 is worth until he is dea
anid his funeral expenses paid.
-Mrs. J. HI. Payne and Mis
Nora, of Fort Hill, visitedl th
faimily of Mr. J. HI. Newton an
oither friends in town this week.
--J. 0. Blrock, the jewolor, ha
moved from Freeman & Hen
dIricks' storo to tihe magnificon
-brick store of Mr. A. M. Morris.
-Booc Lewis, that oflicient an<
popular salesman of' the Clarko
Hardwaro Co., of Atlai ta, apon1
sever'al days ini Pickens this week
-C. T, Martin, of Easley, rop
resenting an insurance company
at Nowherry, was in Pickens liri
day in the iintorest of thu corn
pany.
-1Mr. Glidoen Ellis has the hes
well of water a nyw hero ariountu
here. Tho~ wvellI is aibout forty.~ feol
deep and1( is ini the mlids9t of b)eau
i iful shado1( trees.
--E. B. Craighead has tendere<
his resignation as president o
Clemson College to accept th<
presidency of a college in Missour
that pay's a largcr salary.
--These hot days requ irie ic<
cold1 sodla watcr ini order to keol
cool, and in ordler to get thle abo,OV
call at the Soda Fount of 11. M
GrmiflIn, at Suitherl antd & GrmifIlin'
store.
-On account of several inter
esting coimmun icationis th,at wa
crowdled out last week and ti
now onie3 th is week the ed1itLoria
and plart of thle local news was lef
out this week.
-Rev. J. TI. Lewis filled theoap
pomutmonlt at the Methodist church
ini Rev. WV. Md. fIiad'( s a8toadl Sun
day and pro'Lachied an ablo an in(
st ructive ...ormnon to a large an<
attentive congregation.
--A Mr. hicks, of Georgia, wa
on1 our st reot.s Monda y wi thl a inos
patent hack hband for p)lowinig pnmr
poses. It is thle host thing of thb
kind we have seen. It can ho0 ar
ranged to fit any horse.
-Mr. J. W. Pace, who lives oi
the JFergusoni farm ablouit tw
niles east of town, brought to thi
.office Tu'1o5day Somo sam plos u
his wheat. It is the h)ost wo hav'.
soon, the heads hiivintg fr'om1 (ighIt
five to niinoty grainsll and wellI di
voloped. iIe says he has aboe
9 five or six acres just like the kin
hai l)I$ltgt to us. Mr. Pace is a
enIterpnising farmo)fr anld certainiI
deservos a premium for this fiti
wheat. fIo says hi,e (only wishme
hoe had sowed about fifty or sov'm
ty-f)yo agres of thmis kind of whea
College. spent Sunday in Pickens.
-It is hard to feel at hemo
with 1)eo)lo who nlevotr make mis- 1
takos.
-Amos Suthorland, of Pump- ti
kintown, was among his frieids c<
inl town last wook.
-W. A. Mauldin, of Easle, was w
in town on business Friday. Ilis I)
health is much improved.
-A. T. Winchester, of Hazel, o
has pulrchlased at now buggy. IIep
- pought it from H. C. Markley.
--A good new buggy for sale for C
cash or acceptablo paper. A p- ( y
ply at tho JoURNAL ollico. t.f. \l
-Misses Mary Martin and Iidat
Bowen roturned from Winthrop C
, college to their home at h1a4lev S
t last weok. (
-If you \ant a good county k
. papor, ono that gives ''A ,L' the
I atost news, subscriho ffor the 'i.:o- tr
PLE'S JOURNA..
t -Mir. and Mrs. Walter W.
1 Whitc and little son, of Ander- I
son,, visited tIle family of Capt. J.
L. Thornley this week.
- --Mr. I). E. ll'n(ricks and son 01
and Air.. Zach Jones, of Fel, had J(
to 1)1t th. leir cotton over last ,t
week. The recent hail ruining it. t1
-Dr. G. W. fEarlo lis some r1
good maclhine oil for salo Cheal),
Best in the markot., going at cost. I
Only 30 cents per gallon. Read i
his a(:v"(ertIsolent, in anotier col
--Several citizens from Cateo
choo, were In town Saturday and Is
says work on thc) Norris Cot ton fiI
Mill would begin Monday last. It ill
will not ho long boforo Pickens tli
county will have a" cotton mill ill P
operation. g<
--Oliver M. Iiannah, who lives
on J. E. Parsons' Twelve Mile
River farm (ied of pneumni i on '
the 141th inst., and Wrs buried the
day following his death at the So
cola ceino'erv. Ie was about .18
yoars old alid leaves a wife andI
six children. Il
-Sheppard & Ellison, of Eas- h)
by, comes to the front this week of
with a n'ico l.ew advertisement ii y<
tho JoURNAL and they are solling fc
goo(ds at cost ant d if you want a i(
bargain it will bo to your interest B1
f to consult them. So what they
- havo to ayi in annothr t'olulmn.
--The incrc:ase in the taxes col- he
loeted in this county i:, remarl:- in
a)le. For the years 1l -95, the \'
~ amounted collected wVas $35,7 10.- eI
8 '1. In 1890 the anount iI $3:;(,
08.0G0. Showing ani increase of cl
o $318.58. Auditor Christopher says s
the amount this year will bo I mowe
than last year h
--John1 J1. .Jamiano4, whose case w
1 wvas conlt iinned from the i,th injst.,.
I to the 12th, was hieardl by Mais- jii
I t rate Jen kins S'iturday. lie wasI
fouiid guilty and linad $25.00. J1. ,
s K. Boggs, Esq. , rep)resen ted thie al
0 defon~dant andl J. P. Caray, Esq.)
j the State. Notico of aplpeal was si
given by the defendants t torney. rn
3 -Married, oni the .13th inst., at
.I th residenice) of the( ofli(1 iciig
b minbistor, Rev. W. M. Hardon, Mr.
|Diav'id EC. Portor, a1 promllisi ng yountg
|man oft Piedmont, f )Jorerl of this
counity, to Miss Lola, thi' b)eau,ti
l and1( alccomll~ished (1aught er ofC wi
lit-v. B. IlolderP. Thley have tIhe- lio
co i gra Inlations of many friends,.i
---Capt. 11. (C. Grandy, who liv-es"
ab oiut thIiree11 miles endst of'I Picken s
.wi.lI, by the 1st of November next, e
trove ienrer town. .ll lulls pur- -Ii
Ichased Mr'. II. A. R ichev 's Pir
liia farm n'jutstniuo' tilwest of 1 Pick
where NIlf, Bichey will mo vo, buint.
it IS suIpposued ho will come to,
townl. .ii
-Thor must bO somo1 great at -.h
tralctionl ini Pickonus froml tile way '"
d itmmerx.,, inisu ran co augeints an fllbi
m1ally other dIi fl'orn1t sal1esme are1 fie
Iconst anlthly cotingIl to Picken s. The c.
mer01chatL ts1ust bo dlog ai big Ul
busliness if t hey buiy a1 b)ll of goods5 w
f'ronm every salesman thaiit comnes w~
alon1g. \\'hat, wo. wanit is a mnili
to colle that will bulildl tile Piek- :su
ens and Easley rail1road or' tell uts
wht hias become of what has al
ready beein dono) ablout it. h
-As Ilast Sunda(1fy th 1t.h1 inst..~
wa.s Chiildroen's Day3 at NIlt.. Zion
Cl cu rcbh iero was a Ilargo cr'owd1
present, to witiloss a couple t.hat au'
caim' eloward iln tilo midst. of the
beaut.ifill songs5 before tho altaor
Mir. John P'. llunter' antd Mliss
-Nancy E. Prico(2 was ha11pp ily joinhed en'
togetheri by3 the pacm~tor, Re~v. J1. F.
Alilderson. A fler whiich thle hulp- f
py) coupII l eparited foir thle brIidle's oj
mot.011er, ilero at holltiful ropast
awaVuIifted th tlm. r"1olln therepi cami 3)
- to their futuri' hiome n)ear P'ickenls.
Mayi) t.ho Al1w iso Creat or bless them"
- with al long and hlapply life. x. r
-A most1 enijoyable (danic was d
i given at, the hotel l"riday e.venings N
>1k.h 11th l inst., andl it wais greatfly ,'
s enijoyed by a large cr'owdl of y'oungt oi,
f 10adi1s that worto presenut, Amnoig
1) the v'isitinig ladies anid gent Ilemeti h~
- andl I ,ida 11lagoodi, Emmal ))l I lol. y,
I. combne, IHidi ill1, l,jleinh FoXlger e
:1 and( the NIisses4 Jo(hinsloni'O. MeIssrs,
ii lal Illigmd anid D)r. lEarlo Ruis
y so,li, all of Easley; Miss Ldulta (
o Keoith, Table1 MountauinI; MTiss la1
h E,sso lprock, Peindlietoi; tCadet
I Bertrand Th'lorintey, Cl(eoni C'ol..
t.~ logo and NIr. McWhorter, A thlta.
--otilcltor Al. II . Ansel wats inl
wn 01 business this week.
-Tho l;ovurley Grainito Con
lIny bo&gan work Mlonday.
--Rev. W. M. Hlardonl attended
uo Coinlll(Alcomlnt at Wofford 1
>llege this wveek.
iI
-W. F, lllassingamlo, h:s(.,,
ont to Contrail on p)rofesioii nal
usi noss last weok.
-Mr s. .Luntor antid two chi hdron,
Seneca, are visiting the forl:wrs
arolts, Maj. J. J. I,owis this week.
-B. A. AMorgan, Esq., m.0 (-f
reenvillo's 11osi prominot' law
('rs, WItS in I'ickens 4nl busine'ss S
-Tho a'bo' 1t th(3 Twelvo i\il e i
1311) (irou(id will he sold (nll
ltlurday tho 19th instant at. 2 I
clock p., ill. By order o*f the
411rd. 2t. .1
-T'hos. (iasto , Colored, wt I
Iwd br-l'r Magist.ra Cunreton
01 1lay fIor fornication and was
11111l Ov('r to ('out. Ilie was
dlged inl iail for sa1'e keepimg. S
All 'XiIiitiu11. it
l1 it. F uil'Iot . You' (o(rrsi')oll(i<
it is inforrlne<I that, g(lit') :.Inl (n- il
yab)l(" cccasionl was wvitln.ssc'd by "
latrgt assolnb ly at t.Six 11 il(' l1p
4 church on last Sat,urdahi the
th inist. P'rof. IHieks 111<1 a r
uged for il exhibition an<1 (1' '
lig l1E(I15s al(l geit .lenllnl (.eliv
(l so11( ver'v Itllo I1<(I(ress('s andti -
VO ('vi<ltlences of t thoroligl tr'in-i1.
;()tf Ihos pr' mising \'ontig P)o
by)) thle I)tI'fesso.,
'llIS S('C1011 (OI l'1elsels c'Olllv
(l('sliil (i to )e a gi,eat. ('O41t ry,
11 fai'ims 11ii(1 h(4'aut iflui r'si(l'n'les
' S('ell Oil (o' vey S() i l'rvliiltg
rough tl his sect ion, aul the 1(()
C, as a general tling are a church
ilg p1(eople, and a'e looking to
0 int('rest of their' children ill
ucattion. L'rof. Hicks is doing
greatt work for these peoplo and1(1 A
n.y apjl)recialte it..
On Sunday Rev. J. M. Stewart
eachel to it hiarge congregai1on,
very tfl'ecIive om on111011 ipol the
idences of a chailge of heart,
idI he fruiit seen in the new lifco
olbedience. At thc conclu:ion
lhe Sei'ollln, a vIy'V pronising
ung m11a1n came forward antd coln
se<1 his fiitIi in Clirist anti is a
1W awaiting tho orditlnce of 4 t
l1tisnll. Cull.
3111vn Iems.
DA:An t lJo-N\.: WVe had th(.
'avi'iest rain Ilas I Monday morn
t' the .Tth inst., thait hals e'vOer'
sited this section. I,and ani
o1)s arc thilge( a grea.t del.
\liss .liille 1hil)ot's sehoo ll
O led.1 hist Friday at thto Mica
hool house.
1f youi aire out, ol it jol) aln1( c111
(o or etct w'lieat, collo ao'(uInd.
.i yOl cRl -111<1 03li' il'ost ti'ly
herle aroundli 3( %i 1Ca.
G rass killing and wh'atI. h arvest
g is thew or<l'r of' the daiy.
We are0 hain'g plenty of' ir'ish
otIatoes, be'ans and1( h!aekh21ries
Samue1tl B3. Looper'1 killed a rattle
itiko !ast mointhi that 111id five
tN('LF: .AH E.
14'ioynn3'Ild Lols.'ii
ThVay l (I , S. I'., .June' 73 h 189.
):A Iit -otN.\ L. There'( was :n'her a44
'essive'( ri'n :444i h:4i3 dro in thi L s se4'
a the .I Ih in4t. T444erce ih:ii. have44
hi(.1o4441 111. l444orn't of $(ev'en4 ve4:iIs 44v443.
li(." 4444I<l \t''' altie 3! 00ll iniireI ' t geni
( 1'1 3 tie' lI i41 ll:l4j (4 wt 444 '4 :4 ti( e I i{ 1
It se41m, 11hat 1141-ly Ish:-I -('hool4 h4444
ya in i4, 44 - 444f: 4 il; 13f 4' n-liti 41.. in. IA
lii'. If- '4nle4:. The444 '.\bw41:oon4
al' pul4i4 nilors :443 4 ' 3l4 i :-i-:' .
33' proph i n l hbis se-e inn44 wen-*'4 34444. ingj.
k 15 las 4 44431h'., 44n t' t. -44444t 44f 3n-i
4J4 be(ing lwaten into the34 134'ound' b4441y th c
.. I' 3 T. 4. . 'n- . u 4.4heat 44 in *4l .at wVel p .
14n 314 hw t It h, eh-cent4 hi :4414 I ' w lft h, 14. i.:
hiay ight~l's4 iIi 3.
'k i.ukinug after a4 bridge~4 434143 34144 h
:4'.. C. I,. ('r'aig lilled h4is regu~4lar ap
hIy44~4 ; he ipr'ene4'44-d 14n inte4rest3 inig s44ru444n
.3 Salturda43y aiital.~ 441b4y.
4ie'44r'1. I 44I44m ),i'ir 44 l :chey mol Walter' Grifg
3dined at44 the4 b3.14 of a4(444 M gg~u iize
Yh'1isk'''y 11 drinking4 inI this section,4 is4 not
b4r44 4444w4 44.' 441ual4, ma we4 h4444' 34434 34 r-e4 inl
- i'-ar future44 the people of14 this 31 ection43 *4
4) ('ounty 4 rerInP444 fr4om4 all443 4uch 4vi. lI.,
uhIer''iy, s. ('., .ho m444 1)4 . S9 *
We are' hainig linte se'4'o(ns 444444 :14(
'IIy good04. (3' it look5 34o be,' I bough:3 II
144(4 been ye4llow with3) lust so.4444 3jinn.,
Its4 w..ill be 44n44(h ''improved~' by i he4 rain4.
'4444ry the4 rain44s have~.4 144en pretty3 gIl-' 1
41, but i bere4 ha' 141 t 4441h. 44. II iplow.' 14ea-4n
ly' ini small43 .e1 1ons.
1'here is 4a gr'ea1 dea14 44f i-ickne1-' in4 ti
-3lina (of hue,'
balae2~4 Simot(4 34444i-l 41 4' 144ry drei-ion
4444 h4444.1 3444wk.4' :4444 :,4444 I ('b14:4-,
444 see II ls:4V 3be nil right4 4'4tigI4 344
44ry 444w 34 4 i ''1 i44 . 44 n Ia h 4e4- 4;p4 g.. ,
The34 liever4ley'3 (iran4ite wor441., :-mr444ted(
- .. I4 . " * . .
't l~i t. I l '..N" t\ 111.t ..B.t
bli(ttn, (Jontral, S. U.
117wI.
Nole-e.
ly\' order of the ('ouuty SltlpriIII tlellt
I":i4e1i'ttiont , anl e"lel"tiu for itrustes
et b1,1leeu school in district Nil. "'n, w ill
c hltbl at sail schl00 hlls, Mn lilt- 26th
15t., at :i p. m11. M. W . N K.n14),
('1 111 :111i1 1
Not,- to 'T('-sS,t-11"'.
T'he I ltst.1 e ts o nt.h Sichool I )istriIt
ill arran:lgt" forl :n1 eh t'i n i t,l n1 o Ilili t ,.
r'lhlee., forl IIhu"listric"t anlt 11n1st xettel top
Iv thel.rettut of Saidi elet"tiont hvY the :iuth
f .June.
.Ixo. It. l1t.rv,
jl N" " 81n111. Ed:tleationl.
A ('11s1 'ea.
TA TII? I)F. SUI Il '.\I:c I.IN:\,
('11111t "f I'ieke1ns.
NotIIi . is he"reb t g '2iv'e n , tin ll we the Itn
'rsig ouil (it izens ot f he eut vity atul Slate
'eitijil, Trusit"ts f Zf ill Seh'1)oil District,
nIwII :ts Iliek y Kn 1 14h11, iln -:aslh- 'TowN
liit. will apply 14 .1. Al. Stewru, celerk of
>tr1. f1r saiti eu1111nty, fut a Charter, ior
rt inl' saiti vehool house :1114 grllnta, tin
ii, Sthl 1897. A I perstns iterertt
-reinl will Iaki thte noltice.
Sigz nedi.
A. .1. WtV.:.nioux,
W. i:. S.i i it,
una Y:iw N T.Iru1sl.ees.
PECIAL RARCAINS
I)1r1s-S ( bi ils. ngw l41 jiist in,. tltgiins
.sht1s, hllrg;i11i inl si1.w :i d woitl hats,
r''', in1s in1 t"ltl'n hllt-S :fnll pl11\ws, h:lrgains:
rt\ t ' hiig. liargatils in i to s an4l fur
I11r't. Entirlt'I\ 1 nany 11:11' '1d1S, (lher\
nat got. Not rl:asownl.lll l44r relsei.
('1i u1 ill t1nd11 s1e. I havt a 0l t o I edi
lt" llhat I altu ttutht-rizt-d 11 glaralntee (Il
fumnd li e ulioline . If \ Illl h;it" ililt t111,t1
h1;, ct" le inl;Ital I will 1 Irey it in, 411n. I
i111111 , fr-g if ciarge. I wa\IIIt or"u, t"hit'k
, oggs aini all kinils plrtltIdt"1.
T. D. Harris.
I~!'I
I 1imv(' now Inl stock ciIII1let
Sor'.nlellt of the
Water Pad'
Trusses.
The "CIEAl(T, the
1I OSTI (OM\FO RTA, IULE'
th. \I,tri t
i"DIRI LlGTil-S,
all k:indtls, and at pi iCs tI)
it the times. Come aid sew.
('.
G. W.J E ll. .
-''The store withi tilw. 'ion ll n1
thLe d.oor.- a
.RGEST ;M IN M TOWN.
n
S. I1 I-:S i; Ironi > eenis i SI (10 a
II.
its In' $1I2.00t.
Ai lliniery Dej itinieunt thle "finest.
- holiis :1 i: ehiiren, ljike a 1lower C)
ennmnes Bargain Store
m11 r1 -7tn:1.
~~Wheels,
adie', Gntlutens & aml m
TeLgs rnnin Welso Erh. t
THE--~ BEIDERE,4
Ntiona Sihewitung Machine ou t.
THE BELwa IDEctrE: F
New York. Iletvidere, ills.
PWra Wem4Won
4h*w :. \, ..2 Y ,. "v." . . o . , ...,
IS THE PLACE
To Get Your
Bargaios,
Dry Goods and Notions.
Corsets, Table 1in1aslsks, Lawn of all kin(ls, ' I illlll (.Oll)'
Calico's going el'a p.
Shirts of all kiu<ls, f'roi 2.5 ((' ts to .;I..(,
4tdies W\'aists at all prices.
A big lino of Laces, Eiinbroi<leri('s, linilisling' I d'i(Is. lA:ilies
Belts and Ladies I. n1ie(rwear.
ANEX N-4/TVA
A 1;1(1 1,1\Nl'; of N C( \\V ;: E IA . I.;l(lic's idl (''ItIulinm's
Pies, Collars and Cravats. Co1ne a11( s('e theinl.
IHTA TS, H LAYT S.
Y ES, a big lot of Strav llats, I , (ates. Sfvl4 tI -oIn, (lteap
n fact all kinds of 1lats. ('oun ' aun<( see i(.n1. It tialk a nlice
Eat to make a man look well I(lirsso,l.
LU1M1 . luRJ I LAS.
IBuggy Umbrellas, Ilall(1 Tiitbrella'I. I'risols, etc. They are
"llat, you n1eec1 a rainy or hot (l:y.
LA RIBES.
We h1av.e tihen, anl all colors, froni 7c eents to $1.2..
Shoes! Shoes!! Shoe ! !!
Oxford Ties, fronm 75 (cuts to $1.5 ( . 1 ig line of Children and
fen s Sho's. Come and s'' us we caii fit von.
Baskets! Baskets !
All kin<ds nl1( sI'./.e3, goin a.t ctst. ('tintie ain<l get, yonr <linner
3asket.
CROCERIES.
Sugars. 21) pounls for $1.(IU. (,(oo<l ('offee frmt t' ) 8 l)mm ti
or a (lollir. ('olme' and get. some iif .\ln-k -ei l. .\ Iill(15 c'iilll
(I goo(ls rtesh and cesap.
'obacc(os of all kilnk. (one' ini get a 1> )n O1l (a14v p.l-e
ore they ar. all gone. ('irars ani ('i.laret tes. Siokiii- to'ucco.
IIAlRN 1-:S . \V:Igon I- rni'ss, Sing l ' r ' lw blt'd I tre-s, Col
[Irs, Ilridles, ('oil1a' I'0<(s, (it.
11A \Y)AI-1':, low's of all kinds and sizes. New l>alent
.Weeps, Cotton 110es :'0( Iritchinug Shovels, low Sto-s mtl al
,v:IL01'4.
CROCK V 1,Y. .1'st received at big1) lot o' all kiits. Niet
P>erry 1)isles at .) cents a piece. Cone al g1 t you r pick befor.
they are all gone.
Don't forget the pl1ace ont thle corner.
YOURS TRULY,
SUTHERLAND & G~RIfFIN.
Vo F A LL'S "JJsrnN..
'm-<BDCETwan rA~Ij~j ,~
>iHUN and PH AX
FOR TH E PHOLKS.
Iir. Editor:
Come y'ourtselfI atml tell all the
l'I()LKS TO C( )M l ,.
itl- see uts ini ourl niewly, aprrag el ~ -
fuses, wheire y,ou a bur e
iming in every wieek, :t n I we :.
way ghal to "Wria p 'emt upj :tui1
>i1 'etm out."' Tit, niaot ii tenis.ly inbire<d
tinl FllNJ'''ll: m:'P^l'l- MORGAN :-: STALLION
ill be~ Itt inr Fatr i i ve tIinin ever*. i tli SIle W ll e t. 1i)ry
D)on't fail to g!et oneC of our1 \V. ventt~i~~ i- oe:yUt Itetn
'ire ('ots, a ne I-ounie, or at l"obI..jiid.iKI I.L :ltPS i' vr
ig lIe<. oli'\\lw.tva etbl
ratin Cra<lles are lie prp r t ing:a,tI,il t,11I o ~Is
> aive :o.1 we hae few ioin. Ji( -II i, I.:2 l t.1 9li
utnlle<d I oes to clo,s, out. low.
('<une mit .e uts.lt llI l() '.
WewlI Id ona I fe thei ii.c'tii.wllI t
8th of APRIL, 1P .( 'ATN
tool a Air.T. l. -ib tso ' Ir very.
ited :t oar sl Pe. No I O~. ltf 1)r Let. (,it hl-l. I, t'; | i I t)li~ iottit] ,
MISSES I{Oay Ith, aith, ISnjh Inl't ills.
ln E t4 I i 4S litb 1 , VEt mi th.
olIy *t alP ye.ir.,
Physician and. $u6
Of bicc lt his remidence aIt .M9 lt;
home place, dinl T1'a elve .1li ver.
March 8, 1894
DR. T. D. LEONARD.
DENTIST.
All work guarantp. -
would ho pilesed to serve .,
nville 8.0,
0)11'e over Bruce & Dos Drug tore
inchgl!tyr.
j C. l'IZOERALD, P1OJOORA
S1'hel, reen vil le, S. C. Office over
Aldisonl's l)rug Storo.
All work guaranteed to give satisfae
lion.
To The Public.
wold resIpet fully inform the pub.
1i' thal. D)r. IR. 'I'. Weldon, who Is
"el ;alii f.avorally ktiown to the citizens
i'f I'ielwis eouty. is now associated
wih a< in tha4 Ilrac1ice of Denletry.
Slle. 1;I4Lair' froult. 10011) (up3 Stalir)
CiyNoi,,nai li k Bilock
I>Itt. N oawoon, & NORWOOD,
Ceenvillo, S C.
na. A. MoM1((A Nt, w. ii. HL,ASINOABME,
r eenI l il. S. C. I'ickens, 8. C.
iorgaii & Blassingame,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Pickens, C. 1H., S. C.
I'rati(re in all tlho couita.
aapr-11i-!Niyl,.
Better Raise Mules
Than Buy Them.
.JIM l1ASKELL, weighs about 1000
lu au1l aa111 will servo marea at Pickens for
$11) fr .aa 1 ."o4t1,
T IC U NI ITP', four years old, weighs
about a;tx4 punas and will serve mares at
(Iulblings (reec farnm for $6 for a colt
C. L. Hollinasworth.
Misses 1cKAY,
Main Street, (ORCEENVILLE, S. C.
I lave now ready for sale all the
Latest, tyles in
1-ats, Roiiets and Caps,
For Ladl ies, MIixses and Children.
[r7' 'l'hey keep constantly on hand all the
Novelties at lowest prices.
Your patronage solited.
MISSES McKAY,
Main Street, Greenville, S. V.
.\l; ('l,.\1lK. (lEO. E. COOPER.
CLARK & COOPER,
--)ealers in
MARBLE AND GRANITE
MONUMENTS,
fTombstones
of every
Description.-ii
-ALSO
MANTELS, STATUARY, VASES
and4 Wrou)lgh*t Iron FE'NCINGl.
CLAUK & COOPER,
a11>rS-9(7yj. Greenville, S. C.
A WORD
WITH YOU.
M'ALISTER
& BEATTIE
Dry Coods, Notions, Car
pets, Matting and Win
dow Shades.
Do you want a Spr ing D)ress and the
Newext of' the Newc~ Trimmings.
THLEN HERE
THE~Y ARE.
A cargo of the chioicest of Dross
Goods.
All the Novelties in Spring Trim.
All the) new anid fahihzonable Lin..
ngs, with all thle other inume imrable
iterns II inress finlishinigs.
Ther'ie is no article used( inDrs
Cobn-trIuction overlooked inl 0our selec
tion.
A LA, T]'1E WEVIAVES IN WHITE
(GOODS.
(Irgandi41es, ~4 illl, Pe0rsians, Swiss
e,N;uinsooks, Friench Swisses, P.
N., Engls 1lI.ouug Cloth and the
I,lix Nev Collars and Cuffs (thuis
seaM I .meies1.)
Io in g andt Accordeon Pleating
F-r N4'(kwenr anid Trrimminlg usRe,
romi4 :a lo 85 cents. (T[ho latest
no(veItltes )
.iPlain and4 Embrioideiod Chiffons
rn e rng adlovers.
Dmn1a,kI and1( Towels, new pat4grus,
jus over, see them,
No nook, no0 corner in the house
withouit some useful article. Prices
ar'e guuaanteed to be the lowVest in
overy mnstance.
F"eris Waist, children, misses anid
ladieOs, 25 cen1ts to $1.
l00) llolls Matting, all grades.
11ru1rssels Crarpet 50 cents, made
atillBlliI.
'll.mlun~al 9o n