The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, June 17, 1897, Image 5
LOcAD, ITEMYS.
-Monday was at 11OT day.
--.Jas. Poek, o1' Central, was inl
Pickols last week.
-.D. B. Fillney Was in town last
week among his old friends.
---It does not roquiro any brains
to be a growler or a howlor.
-Homer A. Richey has treated
himself to a now horso and bug
.gy.
-Soveral Pickens people atton
'dod services ht Griflin church Sun
day.
-1). F. Sutherland wont to
Pumpkintown on businoss last
nwoek.
-Dr. Durham, of Groonvillo,
was in Piekons on business last
,wook.
-Bo the kind of man that you
would liko to have your boys ho
come.
-Comp. Johnson, that efficient
ri hinost from Easley, was in
Pickens Friday.
-Dr. R. F. Smith and family.
of Easloy, visited at Col. Hollings
worth's last week.
- A. Robinson and a Mr.
Hunt, of Dacusvillo, wore in town
.on businoss Monday.
-Messrs. '. N. 1-hunter and R.
'M. Wortz, of Liberty, was in town
.Saturday on business.
-Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Hagood,
.of Charleston, visited rolatives
mnd friends in Pickens this week.
-One car load of corn, No. I
White, for sale at Parsons Bros.,
Liberty, S. C. 21.
r and little daugh
mn, Visited the faim
), Bruce last week.
.L IS. Ml. F. Hoster and l ittlo
daughter, Kate, are visiting rela
tives and friends at Fort Hill this
weok.
--I. B. Hendricks has built a
neat and substantial fenco around
his proporty near the Methodist
.church.
--Miss Mary Bowan who has
been attending thm Winthrop col
logo nt Rock Hill, returned home
last Thursday.
--Capt. Richard Purshor, of
Clemson College, delivered an ad
dress in the Masonic Te11mplo hero
Saturday night..
-Mtrs. J. F. Williams, of Liber
ty, accompanied by Mrs. Fitzger
alid, of Greenville, visited friends
in Pickens Nonday.
-Mrs. MlcL. Seabrook and little
daughter, of Gro3nsboro, N. C.,
visited her father, Capt. J. L. 1
T1hornley last week.
-Thoreo is an old saying, and a
true one, thero is no telling what
n man is woirth until lie is dead
and his funeral expenses ipaid.
-Mirs. J. II. Payne and Miss
Nora, of Foi't Hill, visited the
family of Mr. J1. HI. Newton anid
other friends in town this woek.
-J1. 0. Brock, the jowGior, has
mfoved1 from Freeman & U1nn,
dIricks' store to the magnificent
i'ck stor'e of Mr'. A. M1. Moris.
---Bee Lewis, that oflicienIt and1(
popular' salesman ot' the Clarke
Hardware Co., of Athat ta, apenit
seiveral (lays ini Pickens this week.
-C. T.. M~artin, of Easley, rep
at Now'herrty, w~as in Pickens lir,i
day in the interest of thu corn.
pa ny.
.-Mr i. Giidoon Ellis has the beust
well of watiier aniywher'e ar'oundt
bore. T1ho wvell is about for'ty feot
deep and1( is in thle idsi(.t of beau
t i ful shado(1 tiroos.
-E. B. Craighead has tend(eed
his resigna tion as priesIdlen1 t o
Clemsoni College to accept the
pro'sidency of a col lege ini Missouri
that pay3s aL larger salai'y.
-These hot days r'equiro P ice
cold sodla water iln or'der to keep)
cool, and ini orei'r t.o got t he abiove
call at the Soda Fount of iB. M.
Griimn, at Suther'lantd & Gr ifin 's
stor'e.
-Oun account of sever'al intor'
esting conmmuniica tionis th,at wa'is
criowdled out last wo'ok and the
now ones tinis week the edi toialt
and partL of thli local newis was left
out this wook.
-Rev. .J. T. Lewis fil led thli ap
pointmont at the Method(1ist clhuirch
ini Rev. WV. M. Iarden's steadl Sunt
day and1 pro'acheod an ablo anid in
stru'ct.ive ...ormion t.o aL large antd
attentive congregation.
-A Mi'. Hicks, of Georgia, was
0on 0our strieetsH Monday wi th a now
p)050. It jq the ho'st th inmg of the
kindl we' have soonl. It can1 ho ar'
r'angodl to fit any horse.
-Mr'. J1. W. Paico, w~ho lives oni
thie Fer'guson far m aIbou t t wo
tnallos east of town, bro'ughit to this
oflico Tluiosday some sam ples of
soon, the heads(1 hoin itg fromi ('1ghty
flye to nino1(ty grain and 11( well doI
veloped. lie says he has about
9 five or six acres just like tihe kind
ha/ IbroQighit t.o us. Mrt. Paco, is ani
en terp1riing farmor and1 cortin ly
(Jeservos a premiu f n or j]iis fino
wheat. SIo says h,e~ only wished
ho had sowed abouit fifty oir sevon
iy.fyo neon of this kdid of wheat.
Collego. spent Sunday in Pickens.
-It is lard to feel at hemo
with peoplo whot never make mis
talcos.
-Amos Suthorland, of Pump
kintown, was among his frienuds
in town last week.
--V. A. Mauldin, of Easle, was
in town on business Friday. H is
health is much improved.
-A. Tr. Winchester, of Iiazel,
has )urchased a now buggy. lie
bought it from II. C. Markly.
-A good new buggy for sale for
cash or acceptablo papor. A )
ply at tho .loUl(NALt oflice. tf.
-Mlisses Mary Martin and l,ida
Bowenl roturned from WTinthrop
College to tlheir hiomr at Easl(ev
last wook.
-If you wtanit a good counly
papor, ono thant gives "L"the
lIatst imw1\\s, sub scrilbu for th' Pl.:o
1',E's JOtU1(NA..
-lr. and Mrs. Walter WV.
W\hite and little Son, of Ander
sOn, v'isited thie familyN of ('apt. J.
L. T'Ihornley this wveck.
- . D. 1j,. l l'Andricks and O11
atndt i r. Zatceh Jones, of' Pil,Id, had
to plant thoir cotton over last
week. The recent hail ruining it.
--Dr. G. W. Earlo his some
good lachin oil for salo ch'alp.
Best, in the markot., going at cost.
Only 30 cents per gallon. Read
his a(:ve'tisoenelt. i) tnther col
t1im).
-Soveral citizens from Catee
cho, were mn1 town Sat'urday 11(1
says work on the Norris Cot (Il
Mlill would begin Monday last. It
will not h) long )oforo Iic.kons
cotty will have ia cotton miii in
o)orat.ion.
-Oliver M. Ilannah, who lives
on J. E. Parsons' Twelvo Mile
River farm (ied of pneimoi,lin 01
the 14t1h inst., and wrts buried tilie
(lily following his dleath lt the So
cona cemo'erv. Ilo was about -13
yoars old and leaves a wife and
six children.
-Shepiard &. Ellison, of Eas
ley, coies to tle ftrotnt this we(k
with a nice 1.ew advertisement in
th.e JoUatAT, and they are selling
goods at cost at,( if you want a
I)argain it will bo to your intOrl(st
to Consult th11i1m. So what they
lavo tO say in another c'olunmn.
-The incr(a50 t the taxes col
lected in this C4utly i: remar.l:
able. For the years ti)1-95, thie
amounted collected was $5,'716.
'8. In 1896 the amimiuitt is~ $;,
03.000. Showing an increase of
$313.58. A nlitor Cl ristoplher 5n vs
the amount this year will 1bo mote
than Inst year
-Jelhn J. Jaino, whose case
wasl. conitinnfed from the 6th inst.,
to th le 2thi, was hteard by Ma is
trat .Jenikinis Sqitrday. lHe wa&s
found( guiity' and finied $25.00. .
E.Boggs, Esq1. , i'epi'esettted It'
dfnat and 'J. P. Ca r.y, Esti.
the Si a to. Notico of aljppeal was
given by the defondants attoi'ry.
the residence ofl thle ofhicia tinog
miniislt'r, Rev. W. M. HIarden, Mr.
Dav'id E. Porl)teri, at promisinog young
mant of P'iedmon()t, formerly'I of this
e'oitoty, to Miss L oln, the~ beati
lev. i. 1 lolder. TIhey have thle
-Capt. 11. 0. G rady, wh'lo lives
abomut thiree. miles ('tit ofl Picketns
wiill, by thie 1st of Novotee next,
muitda fartm jutst nior'thwat ofl Pick
L'ns. We have not. leatrne,t y't
w-hero Mr i, Richey willI move, but
it is sup posed lie will come to
tow~n.
(,ractiotn in P'ickenis from thle way
niany oIlier diff'ere.nt, sa lesinen are
constantI)y comtitng to Pieketns. Th'le
hiusi ness ii IhIl(y buty ai h111 of goods
to com114 thati will builId thle Pi.k
('ns and1' lasley railroad or tell its
what lhas becomoii( oif what has alI
ready heen donou about t i.
-As Ilast. Sitndafiy th Ii13 th in)st.,
waus Childr'oii's Dauy t M I. Ziton
alhurchl there w ais a lit rgo. o.wd
presenit to witnoss a c'ou.ple! lhat
['am11 forw~ardI itn the miidst. of' lie
bieatiful sonigs hofor'e the al till
Naincy 10. Pri~ice w~as haltpp ily jin ed
to(grethier by) tIe pasItor, 1Hev. .J. F,'
Andersion'(1. A\ fler winithl the' hiip
mnoIher, wihere a bouniifiul rol.ast
alwaited them11. I' Iroml t, ero cann-l
Ito their fultuire hiomte neart Pitck,.ns.
May~ tho A Iwise (Oreator' bloss thIem
with a long and( happy life. x.
- A mnost etijoyaoe dantce was
given alt the hotel Friday evenliing
tite i ith inst., and it wits gr'eatly
enijoyed4 Iby a largo crowd oft yoiug
hldies t hat worot' pr('eent Amn g
presenit) wrts: Misse G5(4(aert rio
andl I ,ida lla:g.od, Ihonna~ 110l.
soll1, all of. liley; Miss Lulah
ler tad Thornle, t~\'lortAtn) ol..
--nicIltor M. V. Ansel was 11
town on busiess this we'ek.
-Tlho l;ove rley Grainito Comi
pan1iy b,ogatn woric Monday.
-Rov. W. \I. 11111rdoln attonde(
tho coml) uencomntt tit W\otlf'i.
colle'gu this week.
--W. F, illagsinlgamho, Ei
Wont to Celtratl oin 1)roi'ovsioin
b)usinoss hlist wveek.
-Mrs. 11unt1,r-1and two childrel
of Seneca, art= visitiig the for:i
l11ionts, Maj. J. J. I,owis t,his wool;
-l;. A. AMorgai, Esq., <l.o
I Green'iI los mnost )rolminont law
y('rs, w\"as in l'ickens oln IuSln0"
-'Tho arbor at tIII( Tw'elvu Al ili
Camp Groin(1 will be sol<l o1
atittrclary tho 19111 inlstanit at.:
O'clock 1). Ii. By onder of till
ho:ar<d. 2(.
--Thos. (iaston, color l, \\wia
trod I bfIor' liagistratu C itt1)
11oidlay for foruicait ol anld w:"a'
houal o\vel' t( Cour1't. 114O w\n
lolgei ill ja il Io' sal fe kel'cpi)ig.
ilt. I1ro t : Your corrospo11<l
ont, is i11f(rinel that. <ftuit' ,.I on
j"oyalI' cecasic n was w\itni.ess('1 h(\
a 1arge assOtll1y at. Six li, Bl .
fist Chuircb (l Itts Saturday tie
12t1. inst.. Prof. Ilicks hadi< ar-.
rillge(t 1fo' till (XliI)ii 11 a1n(d till
)'ollig Itr(lies fall(1 g'eitI('1n14<41 dl:iv.
vrecl so11C vr01.v finm 3I1(I'(SS'1S rn
give evielnces of a th( oroulgll I'aill
iltn of Il115 1)1'omiig \'oIni g I ilo
ll' biy tlle 1)rofP's.'
TIis seCt (.0 O<f l'iclIlls couint v
is <l'stlilo(I to Il1' a1. greal coll r,11 y
II n(' flirmls lnil Iwa1Hiliifi1 l'(si<('l('l 's
ari ' 5('e on ( '\v'l;\' 1lo ill It i 1i' 11i"lg
through I this soIt ion, aI.I1 1 p'0
i'le, 114a gel(1'1l thing :ir'o a C11urch
g9n.1g pe0ople, an<d are-( looking to
tho inter(est of' their chililrctn in
e(Iluen tion. Procf. Hicks is <doing
a gr'eiat w\ork fOr these 1eo)l0 and
they a)I)re('iate it.
()n Sutn<lay Iev. .J. M. Stt-ew\art
preacbI<l to t Ilar1ge colgegaltin,
S\'i'ry 11t1'ctive( 'R:'rlon ulpol tl
oViI('nces of a c1ngo o' heart.,
and the f'ruit Sceln ill tilo new Iife
by\ obedlience, At, thel Conc(lus=ion
ol tihe tSernlln, a1 vI'v l)')nlisiI
yollllg 111:111 Cam e 1'ol\':11't l a l <cl ('011
1'essed his faith in Christ an<d is
(ow \\' awaiting tlie or<dinante of
1)t:AI; .Iul'I;NALt: \\'o h1:ad fh(
lu-'ist. rain last Monday morn
ing the. 7th inst., that has evor
visited tisll, s('Ction. 1.an<d aind
cr1>S ar" <'antin(g< a groa.t deal.
1lis .lennie11 Ph il>4t's sch1ool
closeI last F'rida)' at tiho Miel
school hols.'.
)' you alre oult of at job) and c111
hoo or cut wheat, Comlo around
f'or' y,oui an 11in<1 one most any
wi'here ar1enl A'l icai.
(raIss kilIin.:, :ndl whe at harvest
potatoes, b)ean. 313( nIt l3i b lberies
aI. 1hi.s writ inig.
Saimul B3. Loopc-r k illed a rait.t i
silliko !a1st mont3il that11 hatl( fiv<
rn t tles an<1( aiIi bu (onI.
Maiyiii<l, S. 4'., .11411. 731h 1S!47.
D)-:A I J'I1INx.u.: There4 was5 131ti1-r:ni4
excssve ai : 411 ih:iil iIrop~ inl ths 540
t oVlI-l 115t' -inl, li. Terr43 ace t at a v
1i3 to' l I II) -3' 44onl' of:i 14even 14:431 14ver.'
Ilow:l% 344he1 4)r h i i al '14% 41 ba4*l)f4.r:.ti
11n)14y oif lhei iU.hab:!i1:nt1 w.4 r'e a4 Iilhl 1hit
.444(j 3)34n, 4ha -0IV 4) b 13 choo lll1 i ll.
e4 .i..1 il. i -r -i t i.% I'' f 1or r i..-i.m in.44 44
ie pulpit -4 ralrs sel44 I4' 34-l.: ..
The' people 84444%,in hi scion o. '444444 ii 14ng
43 44l:ti 4. I 4ll 4l 4i(44ll ; i ll,, 31tiit. t h iri Iina I Ii..
i 4 . 4 T..144n- ul' . at :n. :4 r .e
<)n t11 he (tenth. 4'h-'ent h3 :44)4 4 wel4j h, I). -:.
4441t 1 lonlst h:4l u-e 34 le( t to*)( 4 3 .1 by i14. 4'i
144r14Vlay .I4 nih' h4ail.
Superv'3'i'..r is41olu-r1 was4' in ti. -. (jtiln h;i.
week4)' b .Ioking.. aifter a4 bri.l:e tha h,: al been
wa:shei'4 away, V
visileil reintives'.' 4a 41 fr3i4ial ill thisj s4'elji(n
.34 43b 44'r. 44. lo ier iich(44'y 4 (1n Wailter (Grif-:'4
W hlisk3ey 4link4in31g 4 in , h i'41ert'io is not,
1Lberi.y,. "'. (C., .14411 7t h I 597.
We are ha3ving 33ine Sei31.,;) 444\v. :n434
pr4e4t1 4 1. r 111 look VI 1o44 be. (~ I.n bi'l
Ou ts ill be1:1 innehI :4prve(4 y 'h rin
There1 is aI great1 d31al of sleknI(44-' in thi,.
'.4elion: of 341t4.
.bn444 ie Simj lon43 4' 44 'ti-i ii 1(3ry (43 Ii
d(o3es4 :4- <ig i he''311 4 gilibr on of 33 i,4
h)14-ine4'. 444n ii 4. lin ' I 141 ni ii I he44 ,.4 444
13ine of nsIoiner(4)'4. Ther(e was' '4(4n44 h443.
33.3 les of I ltiln h4id 43 heim4 . 10)143' 4 ,-'lip " in
-o444' ha4114%' I'i'l-k .. : ll?' :,tien i(~ 4b:.
44'a 44444s 44'.1 :44 i3 he l'ieh\ l'lri:l
I 'u-Onr. 114r4$., 44'1 443 i '4 144i4m lot. if
(ergia4 unter44 44uch.'- :'ini ,old. Ih 1 o'ut4).
la'tw'i k.
J'4: 01h4' 4and .14444 app3e, 43 - ps
The) ieveleyGrnit(wok4-4ate
W I ( I4 , CItl'11, S. U.
Notice.
lIy\ orer (of the (onity, SutIitrinittntivil
of 1Ca11ititon,:I1n ele'ttln for trust51 s 5
1I41-tr1eben school inl district No1. .'1, n\il
he Ilt' l at( sail sco-ol 1ullt", 4n11 lit 2itI
itlst., at 11. !n. M. W . N Im-%. ,
('11:1ll mll,
hrha.11u114.
Notce- to 'IesIMt4-e.
T I ' 111te' of ah1 1h,11, I)istritt
will arrange ftlr :1at Ill' titnI tn114)Iint1inat
Itrus't "s fo til i istrict :1411 I wt sen4 14
hill 1'o rt",1111 t"f saitl lletil byit Ii\ 111le "Il
of ,lnne'.
,II t . |. I i . tl.r: ,
j17w. S upt. E':ucnation.
si' .\TI'1I -' ( il T 1 ''l (Al':\ ( l l1N. 1, 1
It'oilnity 1t f 'it kens. 1
No .t1c' is he I'reb t . iven li, Itha It weI the In
lers:igne l 1 it ize'ns ofI t he1 1 nnut ttanl Stat14
411ore:5Ii, Trut a.I s f %in School 41 itie
knlowni as lI:""ky K1I11b, in I"-:l-ll-v Townu\
,Ihip, will apply1% 'ti .1. Ml. Stewart, celerk il'4 1. tl :ilt.Iit ' o t(la"I1,i1'
prTi/i il Sais school Iouisesnel granals, ill
.1111n4 20th Isx1. .A11l"persosul> inte1restelI
heIrt"in will tk diie lnoticel.
ii ueli 1.i
I .I )iI'l:l.nl I,
()I tIl I1111' A d . p W I.IoS,
It. -
W. -:. t.lrl,
Iini; :i\ 1. Trul"st. s.
SPECIAL RARCAINS
Inl 01'1ss (htt"ls, III\w hil inst in. Ib11rg:lins
Iin shlt.ts, har11gal1: inl sir;t\ anIt. woo11 l ts,
haa' ns li n I ti on i Ii t l s, ,r1a'l ;l ills
i I"\ t"r' thing. I:atrg tinls ill .to. es t"5 .111 fl.r
lltitr . En11tr ly" 1t11 11n:11y e oI. us, Ilhi"
11111st gio. Nos rt-a5t1I'll-ib 4,4l"r ref1ust"I.
('(lu lln iln :11 . I l:a \1ve i." l t f Ilu,l .
eine1 that I a11n ;Ilthotri'/1-. t. g1laralit"l. (ir
r fi11 t1 he 111ney, If \ y IIh1\ he lil t-l.
aht0 co111 II :111 I Will e N' it in 1nt
ninut., frB1 lf tbarga. I Sant ore, .hi1-k
n l, Iggs am 1 lli ls pr1t1n1 ."
T. D. Harris.
WEU ME heels,;
I9SS S I lS S
aV( fleow in Atock ,Iotplt
A sor:mn t of the
'Watere Pa d'
The "ClEAPE4T," tThe
C11'I/ '\V R1. B I1'
"31ST COMFOR TAT1Y
:111( "1 tl'lla , T)4E'lIl St,'
inl t he \1bu''(t.
1 all kidis, 1nd(1 at. p ieIts tO
"init the til('t-. Colme ;and se'
W7A
STHE W.OEDGE
The DtoEL iERELoni
thowoy ae door.-in acIes
Ntonal NorhwMin Machreeto
33()-: Iromuy F:>re tory.:)
f N hlew York. enbi er,llm aei lower
IS THE PLACE
To Get Your
Dry Goods and Notions.
Corsttsk, 'ale latlal:ti, iawn of O1 all iill, 'hAlit' fll(l or
e<d.
Calicoes going c)''a p.
Shirts of all kinlds, l'romt 25. cents to al.:
I adI's Vaiis at all prices.
A big line of Laces, i iho erjes, Iinisltiii- .r;aids. I,;a<its
Belts al 1Alaies I n(lerwe('ar.
*NE']4_ CKW A ] A .
A lI(; 1,INIC; of .NI' ('I<\W I.:.\ . Inlies anl ("'11(eiiai's
Ties, Collars and (''avats. Con'; ti1 ree tiein.
Y S' , a big lot. of traw llats, I,a .st. St v ies. oOirr' (<eal.
In fact, all kiin s Of I lats. ('In(' ; n l 'we Iliet11. It late a nice
I h >t t) inake :i inn IoOk well l dn,':. .
IBuggy Umlbrellas, Illan<l lniibrella. I'arasols, etc. h'lev are
what, you need a rainy or lOt, d:y.
IAIP ROBES.
We have I heln, and all colors, f'roni 7:> (ent to) $.:.
S hoes! Shoes!! Shoes ! !!
Oxford lies froin 75 ccnts to -1.5. Hig lilne of ('il(drel ad
Men's Shoes. ('ome anl See us we canl Ii( vo.
Baskets! Baskets! !
All kinds and l ls, gi'ing at cost. ('line ald get your <linner
Basket.
CROCERIES.
Sugars. 2) l(oun1ds for $1.00. ( i( t)tl ('Otei firo .' to 8 l( tiS
1Or a. bl))lar. ('owe anid gelt som1 e iit M.\ 11 k inds <:camn
e<1 goods firesh :n1i cin1al .
'l'Olncrt S of all k i nd( . ('omtte a11. get a I-11 p14II oill -a(-Iv b(%
fore they ale all gone. ('irars al ( 'ig.u-et ' Sunig olc.
.11A I.N1ss. \YIgon H:arness, Singh- Vr dnitbhl 11,rne's, ('ol
lars, lida les, Collar 1':1(1 , ('t. '.
.l1A ll)\' lAl ;. l'Iow s of all kiinIs :ail zes. New P:atent,
Swetpls, Cot.lon l ,nes 'lnd t)itclintg Sh1tvcls, 1l4w Sti cks altl (1i -
liv a(to i .
CI)(2C lt Yl. .hstt received a lig lot tt' all kin(ls. Nice
Berry iislhes at 1) cents a pit. 'Oun awl get yotr li'- k l t'iu)e
tley are all gone.
D)on' t for get the p1lac (.on1I t 01rner.
YOURS TRULY.
SUTTHIER!I, A N5) &t (UFFiN
i ckens, S. C,
IMicF AL L'S .1ScN
PIIUN and( 4IAX
PORt THE PHOLKS.
Mrt. ICditor: /
Coume yours~.elf andi~ tell allI thel~
l'lI(t)Lks TO 0(3 , 11?
wia l we1S' II II (11 e~ l y ':1u*1.', -k. -
I.vrytingmor.cnvei n, ad
coinIlg mI ever1y wel k, :ninI weaI .m........
rollI 'eni out."T e notut slynb d
will he in1ore attra ic tha inIIiver.', wil b a. L le
lion't fa1il to get one3 ofI our1' \ VI v cr lhc 1ih:n II( Ite
W i:re ('ots. ie f,oanii , orJ a l"IbIl. 11:1N i .I 334VICIH(~(1~
to3 have :and. we lhav ai few m1a. . t tl,fi, 'II11I2t
Ihlaitled I loes5 to clos': out low.l I KI~i()\>
SPR ( It Is
8th of APRtIL, ~1 ~
IinIiin- State, will be aaaLibert
'I 1 .E4B%l ii ii' Y .
I('tCf L. (11' ~lo t'. \ (i' 'r I A pit a t h. i4 h133 . 1 4 3 and j I4Ith.
sI a.y .3d. l ,1 th s m lt
.lunI88E8 ,O(AEli b. 15 L h, A hIand21h
ID>Iii (>NS E.
A inil 14 7 4; h 3 and 34t;I~Ii. 1t i III
The \ balanc I f 33 i eI: iIl b 1.,' at
1t34'It. ar i\ulaxt.I?;;'. I't. g4.tisi..('luiIAYT(..N,
(Ii 144 14 atjiapr'l-'.t7mtC, (I 'ral,l l.d(
you114 eve sw , atpr .e i.atU no o e ' t ,aserInno nt'r ' i enn J OUINA
wi1 l be b b i n pl t h ear.. i n ti c.
1 1It li , l,.t" ,%1i .;j~1 , (' e
l Physiclan and)l i t l $ur
Oflco lit his resid'ncl at t11 Ift
honlo p latce, fin Tl' e'lic aJIo Rivor.
Miartcha 8, 1894
DIR. T. D. LEONARD,
)ENTIST,
All work guaranteed.
wou b Ie pleaed to serve you.
Q~enville 8.0.
Otlice over Bruce & Dost r a Drug dtor.
J .- r''IT%ERtALD, PHKOORA
Splhel, t;reeasville, 8. C. Olico over
A ddisoii 'S ( arug Store.
All work gnarnItecd to give satisfac
oit.
To The Public.
W' wouiii resl'ea folly inform the pub.
ht iat:a. 1)r. It. T. Weldon, who is
I. un11 f:iivon:ily} known to the citizens
I'iei;lon. "onnty, Is now associated
i is h l, ill I he" nIl"el ice of Dcniatry.
t Iiit: I-aat.ire front. rooms (upa staia')
Ciy N ali,i4s lt:siik Bilock
1Ist. Nostwoo1 &4 NOR WOOD,
ueenville, S C.
it. A. onlflI0\N, w. P. 1RnASS!NQAIs
b.rs1anillo S. ('. PickenH, S. C.
Morgan & Blassingame,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
l'ickens, . 11., S. C.
IPracstice in all the outrts.
atp,r-lia. ;v1yt.
Bettor Raise Mules
Than Buy Them.
.J I I 1AS'K 1,.I., w'eigh" about 1000
luIIs .nd will servo tnares at Pickene for
SIo fur at(It"
U M i'KT, Is four years old, weighs
Out.tits Iutnula and will serve mares at
(ioublings Creek faru for $6 for a colt
C. L. Hollinasworth.
Misses 4cKAY,
Minit SI.reol., (;RtEENVILLE, S. C.
I lave now ready for sale all the
l,atest Mtyles in
JIhats, Bonnets and Caps,
For Lid ies, Misses and Children.
[17- They keep constantly on hand all the
Novelties at, loweFt prices.
Your patronage solited.
MISSES McKAY,
Main Street, Greenville, S. C.
\l11; ('I,.\ilK. ClEO. E;. COOPER,
CLARK & COOPER,
---I)ealers in
MARBLE AND GRANITE
MONUMENTS,
-v -Tombstones
of every
Description. i
-A LSO
M ANTEL4S, STLATUJARY, VTASES
andi' Wrought I ronI FENCING.
jCLAflIK & COOPER,
atir8-97yI. Greenville, 5. 0.
A WORD
WITH YOU.
MALISTER
& BEATTIE
Dry Coods, Notions, Car
pots, Matting and Win
dow Shades.
J)o .vo watsut a Spro ing D)resus and the
N ewest, of' ihe New Trimings.
THEN HERE
THEpY ARE.
A cairgo of the chioicest of Dress
G~oods.
Al I he Novelties ini Spring Trim.
ing.
Al! the newv and3 fashlonab)lo iAn..
Sigs, with aill 11he 0other jinn)umlorable
iU'uins in I)ress finishings.
Thleire is no art ele used in Dress
Conmit ructioni ov'erlooked ini our iselec
A l, 'Til I' WFAVES IN WHITE
(G)ODS.
N i i- N aioks, Fr'ench Swisses, P'.
iit English I.oug Cloth and the
L:slit Ni,v Collars aind Oufhs (thisa
sv:is >ii - IinICIQes.)
Iunshln anud Accordeon Pleating
r's N -k woalr andl Ti'rmming usRe,
rin :: t o 85 cenIts. ('[he latest
1'laini andi Em.'br'oideriod Chiffonas
mi eings andt allovers.
l):uunsk anud TIowels, neOw pat4erns,
itstI over, see them. -.
No nook4), no0 corne n1.11 the house
withu some15011 useful article. Prices
aure guasranteed to be the lowest ini
Ferris Wa\Vuist, children, misses anid
la 2s 5 cenits to $1.
I100 lls Miatting, all grades.
lir.ssells Carpet 50 cents, made
and( Ilaia.i
!Y"71 LISTEB
P.* t.-B-Iuttorick Patterns.