The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, August 05, 1897, Image 3
Tie People's Journal.
LOCAL ITrEMS.
-.Salesday passed off quietly
as nothing was snld.
---B. D. Stewart, of Greonville,
was in town this week.
-Seo notice of Pickons High
School in anothor column.
-Judge Ernest Gary spent sov
oral days in Pickens last week.
-The United States court is in
session in Greenville this week.
-An infant of Mr. and Mrs. A.
C. Sutherland, of Rock, is very
sick.
-Miss Lula Meares of Fort Hill,
is visiting the Misses Meares, this
week.
-Mr. Lawrence Walker, of Pon
.eton, is visiting in Pickens this
3ek.
-The Rock school opened Mn
xy with Miss Kato Mayfiold as
ancher.
-Nearly everyday a crowd pass
a through town en routo to the
nountainls.
-Win. A. Mauldin, of Easloy,
was among his Pickons friends
!last week.
-Mrs. Harrison Huntor, of
halo post otlice, north of Pickons,
is quite sick.
-Jno. Noares, who has a nice
position at Pacolett, is at home
for a few days.
-A good crowd was inl town
''Ioiiday ettending the Commis
lioners meeting.
-Robt. Curotan and wi fo, of
ironvillo, visited at Col. Hollings
'orth's this woek.
-E'. R. Perry, of . Piodmont,
isited frionds iii the Cedar Rock
5ction last week.
-Pierce Meares, of Fort Hill.
sited his uncle, WV. T. Meares, of
-is placo this week.
-Joseph Hendricks, son of ExL
Ipervisor Iendricks, of Table
:muntailn, is v'ery ill.
-M1iss Nora Ilonlricks, of Field,
o is visiting at Old Pickeis, is
ite sick at that placo.
-Mrs. Lawsliee, of Atlanta,
pOnding this wook with the fan
of Mr. J. Mc). Bruco.
-Misses Nor111 n111d Ida H1+'n-.
ks, of Table Mountain, visited
lreenvillo last week.
- -Mrs. John T. Boggs, of Liberty,
has been iuuito sick for some
is much imlproved,
Mr. Gideon Elbs~ visited his
Thort EllIis, of Locust, Green
county, last week.
Jommissioner Thornle 1y is in
ivillo this week, attending
-Mr- .Jno. D). Harris and family
of Greenville cou nty,re.is.iing
.at T. D. Harris' this week.
-Joel R. Jones, of Gordon coun
ty, Ga., is on a visit to rolativos
and friends in this counity.
--Eugene A nderson and( Thtos.
ith, of Clemson College, are 0
iting in Pickens this week. 1
-W. N. Gantt is heroby an
moocd a candidate for Cotton,
sighor for Liberty Towinship.
-There will be an election for I
ton weigher for Libe.urty Town- I
P on Saturday tihe 21st inst.
-TPho Town Creek Roller Mill is ~
iig run dlay and night in order
I
.mced0( as a candlidato for Cot
i Weigher for Liberty T1ownship. '
-Wm H. A shraore, of Green
In county, is oni a visit to rela
-es and friends in Pickens thiis
ok.
-Mr. J1. ]. I ooper and family,
Noed more, is visit inlg rel atli vcs
d frionds around P'ickenis th i
30k.
-Rev. WV. C. \'nnolI, wifto an~d
inghter, ofI ol la. aro* v'is
ing relatives and fri einds in th is
unllty.
-Magist,rato Jioios, of Tfable
ountLain. was ini towni Moniday Ii
d reported fine cropsl) ini that
-M~br. and( M\lrs. StokolIy Vi arr, of
;ondale AlIa., are' oin a hriof visit
- r(olativos and friends ini thisl
uinty.
noes, Miss Emii Iio Y.fJonos, of
ulrens. are stopping at, II. 1B.
onrirck's
-Tos. K'. lIindgm~ s, of Ea sloy,
mit to Sonieen last wook anod
d ( son1.0 wor k ini the Sothiiern
-.Mr. Henry Williams and famn-I
,of Green01v illo coun11t,y, v'isited
ativoes in the Cedar lItock sec
in last week.
-Dr. J. F. WVilliams~ and family
t Liblrt.y Iast wook for AtIlan ta
oere lhe will con tinuoi to practico
Sprofession.
-A lprot ractled mieetinIg is in
>gr.ess at Ooulonoy church this
sk. Tlhe 0pa)stor1 is assistod( by
J{Rev. ElIijah Ii lopor.
- Married, at thlo res ideince of
*.1Jo d' Moon, (of near1 townI, oin
tst inst., Mr-. Jamos Under101
> d te Miss Dora Grogan. Rov.
a,. IE. Foster, in his eflicient and1(
m.raceni mannnm. ,ofli id
. -Soo chango in tho advortiso
nont of Suthorland & Griffin.
-Soveral. Pickonsitos are at
Lending the United States court.
-'Maj. Anbilor is in Groeiivillo
iiis wook among rolatives and
criondls.
-Mr. ]ed.ward Lumpk1ins, of
nonoca, visited friends in town
last we.>k.
-Miss Boulalh Foster, of Olga,
is visiting the Alissos McDaniel
this week.
--Roadl(l chango in the Budget of
Phun and Phax for the Phollks in
this issue.
-\V. A. Clyde, of Eiasley, who
has been on a visit to Canaida, re
turned lastN week.
-Soo chinlg in 11 t1 advertisl
nit t of ?.l isses Iogors, of ( reni
villo, Jlu i.uother columnn.
-Freemlant & llondricks are
handling the 'lown Crook Roller
Mill Flour. Its ineo and fresh.
- .W. HI Imlond will sool
hivo the Gap li ll church, Iear
Stowart post office, comp1lut,cd.
-Ir. Whit. Ilendorson, of Car
soil's Crook. N. C., is visiting in
thu L.t )p)r s00tionl this week.
-Mlisses Lida imith and tEt~
Boggs, of iEasloy, visit0(1 relat.i%es
and friends in the Prater's sect ion
last wee'k.
--'I'. II. illoore, of Liherty, was
inl town Mlonday onl busines atnd
r0l)orts tho towil of 1 ib)ert' as
prop.,"'isSing rapidly.
Isarry Th'Ioriley, l
an )iniel and Iomor A.
Iti t o11 , a short fishil
tr t' 1i1':1"" I Lst wvte'k.
Mr. S. 0. Skeltol, of
F. - visited the f)r)er'r
m s. Win. hkeltoin, of
'' taiin, this week.
ard of ('on um C)oiimis
p'd a pet"Litit n, Monthy
a tlate Board of Control
(dis)ensairy at this
p)lace.
-EVervbody iintere:tod ar'e rr
p iested to m01. at KeoweO chiich
o(n TulIlrsdaty, August 12th, at S
'clock I'or putrpom-.1' of clanlin)g 4Of)
ho gria'e yard.
"-Thl' Iirpt nlow halo of cotton
raised tlis: yatr in this counltry",
was sold inl Augu;ta, Ga., oil t(!
2d instant to 1'stee't & Co., at 10
enlts pur pound.
-W. W. F. Blright, of the May
[lard scection, wa'11S inl town o1 b 115-i"
nes, Monday anld HaVc 11h'' (!ro1ps inl
that section are n edinlg r"ainl very
--the Board of R'gistration
woro1( seen at their post of dulty'
Mionday, also the (County Board
of1 Cotrol1 ail the C2ollntiiy Boarid
--AllI int4'r'este a( 0i' P(juedell th
iiel. at' t.ho ThwelvI Villyl ( ' Z0aiu
g~roundo on t he f;th inst., f'or thw
ipurpiose of' cle(aning off the churI1ch
r~'1iouns aniid grav ~e yard.
-DIeputy Colle1ifcftor W. W.I ri
leri onl Wedne.Iisdafy minig of' last
vook, cut upl a 12?5 gallon copper
nod destro'4 yed s~oeral st ands of
>e'ir near' Giiill'io1 churichi.
-Dru. J. WI. Ep'jton1, oif D)aeus
'illo, had au fino hlorso and( saddle
ias not, yet capit.ured th1o tiof', but
hiniks 1he will pretty soon1.
-Th'Ile pr'otra'cted metinisg at
lethlehemii, condu te.d by the pas
or, andio assisted by R'v. P. 0'.
n)OmberOs add(I:d to' liiw churichi.
-Re cvs. Nelso andi11( 11old(1er
lose'd ai priotrate~ d meetinig at Old
Siceh gocod wats (dono and there
'ero ('ighit access8ions to theo
1it'rot raCted fl1vtiiig att l'eter 's
[4) will be ably' assisfed h)v othier
-iter'. .1. 1%. h'(sterI is 'onduct -V
ni. a Il' itrae0(tI'( 1n0in g il1 f S -
'40:1 f b i s wei k. Tll''r' llas a' l r4'od v
md1( v' h1p1o much good 4( will bt a.
tf rat14 .1 0nes. (of ID)zeisvi lli 'Town
hini gan g.
- -AllIpi~ i '-m s ilIt14r4,ied ill ille
ay b'ef' ir' t h4' ii i rd Sit il(I li
\ uglst 0fo ' th 1utrjms' <>f ilealli
jig oif samlit'.
--1110 filii'st. 14<>sd <>fI liti-l lls wei
iiav(. siu 1llis Vi't' was I4trotllgil
(4 t4)wii NIndity, Thiy~ wire
a1.sod b)y Ri Niri. Ut'yiit, oE A 101er
oil 0(41111')' , ll(d wolt' i d4(1 ti o 1c0'
Itinlt) & l('1(1licks.
'-Lost~ :-lt w''n P'ickens and
1sfil . , on1e4 open'i face. lini
44n fiitr1 i ii' l>v lt'avilii Si)1110 at
mt ion1.
)41A4 %le-a g<4i(g Iio)inie I'rt) li:COna)I
11'iell1 li'aIll alwa, tearing tho
synfgo1i to lpi'0ces al(1 oneQ of1 Mm'.
SpearmaniOil's4 chlildri'n was si lit ly
-,W. W. Bowen, of Sonocai, viri
ted roltttives and friends inl ICasloy
last wook.
-Mrs. J. 0, Brock is visiting
rolativos an1d friends inl Sonecal
this week.
-'1'. J. McDlonald, of Soneca,
visited his uncle, S. I. Day, near
town this week.
--Charlos Ferguson, 4o11 of M r.
V. A. Fergiuson, who lii vos nea r
to'n, who 111; )vil Very siek with
lever for someo time is nucli im1
p)rove'd.
---Dr. Kirksoy wi> attended Mr.
Child'ress, says that th(s patient
i(sdt of paralysis, and not typhoid
fovor, til r(lporteod inl the Jorn.1N.a
last wveek.
-M1rs. Mary Hamm111ond and
dlaulghter, liss Nora, of Ahhevill.
(,oulty, spent tho latter part of
last, woek a1nd the first part of this
wook with tle family of Mr, T. C.
llbinson.
-Wo will sell fruit jars at your
own ofl'er if it is in the bound s of
10ason. 11(1igo Blue Prints at 5c
per yard. Try our t.hund(er soap),
the biggest thin"g yet for i nick1e
at, l'r'ee111an(\. 11011(lrieh's.
-lost :-Ietween G lassy Moun
liiin 1141 ''ravoIoler's l'l et. on the
rod11(1 by l1lunt's bridge a buggy
lap-robe. The finder will pletse
leavo sa10 at this o eic ' or Call
on Mr. G i(eon Elbis and recove
---Prof. Mooro, of (eorgia, has
i oon olected pr1incPipatl of the Con
I ral ihigh School. Prof. Moore
was principal of tlie Easley . hool
for 111some tlimo a11(1 is well sniown
in this county both as a eaclhor
1n(1 a m1ian1.
-'Te Tl''t1e 1L Mountain section
is full up1) with businless men. h'lle
I'ollowing ar(( the merchants, at
t hIt l)l('': A. C. Sit horlnid,
i':d1(ns lIr( s., K,'illh & IHendrick:s,
I.ync'h & l'ddens mad Jel'(iallow'ay.
:! ''e! within a iile of ('a'lh oth.1
-M'. 1%. M. W\rt.z, t.hw' ia'blI
dIuler Ut, at biher't, passed through
I ow1Saturdaily with the1 tomb1stOnles
fbr 3Mr. B. C. I'>kor's fathor and
mnoth('r. d(olie(le. T1h('y wero of
I i in marbe and the w(rk Ir. Wortz
(on0 ( n I h+emil was n(+at 1111(1 artis
tic.
--I (.v. El i jall Roper, of Daws"1n
coillIty, Ga., is on a visit to rela
tives and friends in the 1'a1)1O
Mountain and Knob s(ecions,
Mr. Roper has lotl been hore inl
tli'tetn yeaIrs but hlas 11111nV
fi ien(Is who wero gla(l to see him
back again.
--Co)nstable~ Cur etoni iiold thbe
mule, bulggy and14 harine.-s that ho
ca pturede some' time114 ago holo w
En..sloy WVednIesday. J1. Sami
W\ilsoni boughlt the mul for' $40.
510, and1 14'' S rii' MIcDI ani el huctghtI
the hnIggyv, harness(H, uimbr'e.la and
whip for $.25.
-A posso0 of men4 ini town d?Ipu
ize4d by her'i I Mc Dii el had a
liv el]y chas after i on' Bo)) b. Giin
Sun day night. H1e was runi fromi
hiero to Ward's Mill befoere lie was
cap J turod0(. lIe was waniited for' d is
turbo~iig ireligious worsh ip at,. Gr1i'
fini clhuirch some11 time)4 a1go.
*--The Comin rol 'dler' (General, or'
his dlepulty, will be at te Au(chtor's
tflio Thrda u8t 12thl 189'7,
lo wit ness thie annual11 set.tlemiont1
Ihe~t wten the Audi(1tor' and Tr'zeas..
(oullty Supeinl(stulit. of' Edisci
Iioll ail( the for'eniaii of [lie g'aiid
n ily aio 1'eg(liI'ed by law to lbe
-WVi. R. Smit h's ccl lege, Lex
inigtoni, Ky., is whe hiund reds of
e lerks, far'meri boys ai id others
ha 1ve~ illvested( $90 for tui tioti and
boarid for and1( educat(ion and are
114w gt(tting $1,000 and1( ov'er, a
yer.Iead ad4. and keep thiis no
t i(t4 fElr refGlilLCe. B0eemberl iii
torid'' r tbhat. yolrii let.t Ors mnayv reach
I hiis collego to address05 only W. it.
-- I was reor4tedl to4 u1s Sait1i(urda
Ilbtt thlere is still somle h1ope4s ofI
the ra Ilroadl termiinlal stavinig at
n''tral (hairlotte has fi led an1
11injnet ionI aga~in)st. 11e Sou1thrn
opposl'ing1L th' minilg ofC 1114 termii
ltvder'14) ntied the ('mpllov'es$ of
the~ road t o stay' at Cetrial until
I ho d4'(ision of thet courit. was r('n
d!'red. Thle opinion of thle emi
1)14yees0 is that the courit. will de
cide in favor of Charlotte.
-Jameils .Jones, J.Ti., son of Jame1ts
.Jontes, Sr'., (lied at. hiis honio near1
Taiblo Mounltainl, on the 31st. uil.,
Iwen' it-i '.4 years' oif age and1( he'aves
a1 w if antI one' chiild , bei)43des manlIy
reaives aind fr'ienids to muouirn his
(hathI. llis remains w('re4 in)ter-I
re'd thle day f'ol lowintg 1his dleathl at
t he bilenoy ld ist church , the
hv' the1 Iter. lIijahl Itaper', of' Geior..
gin.
.M i'. lH. C. Jlohn lson, of Ea4isley,
pa1i1. int a 1' is geing to1 have pai
('n11ed. .114 i- no4w m1annfactuingi4
it (o1 ai s1i11a1 sen le, but iier''ase
soll is gtiilig 1.4 1 d'mostat lth le
f'act. thbat it cani he ma11(n chetaper1
Aniyoino wisliinig to so(o it shiouldl
call at the Easley Gil M1ill and he
will tako great pleaisure( ini txplainI
hwg the mnoi't ef it
-F'es(h turnip a s'ds itt Freoman
& .11ondrick'i.
--Mrs. J. A. Harris an1d children
of korshaw, ar.o visiting at J ;udge
Newbery's this weok.
-A very enjoyable sOciablet was
given at, Mr. and irs. J. ('. Jet
Ilings' on last Friday night.
-AIlr. Ilnry T''rescotI atnd famn
ily, of Pendlleton1, ar1e1 visiting the
famnily of .11aj. J1. .1. L i vs this
week.
-A )rotrac"ted neeting has just
closed at Concord church. Several
mEmbe.)rs1 wer(. a(dded to the churc-h
tilan mu11ch go(I wIts accop)1ih(li'hd.
--Pickens is still booming. A
m11acinie shop is nowl1" utllder way.
W. A. Palmer atd J. M. Duck
worth, have purcsed the Byars
lot II(ari the livery stables and will
as soon ats possible,ectoet the build
i.g f'or the machinery. Thivy will
use tlh_ frontt building for a buggy
establishm ent, and the rear ono
for the blacksmlith shop, engine
roomn, platner, and sp)oku Iatho, etc.
We are always glad to welcolo
such vinterprise in Pickens.
-Mrs Jalnos AloXanr(lr, died at
her i no. in Piedmnlon t on the 27th
uit.., al ed '10 years. She had been
in very bad health for some timo
but Was thought at one that her
condit-ion was miuch imlproved.
She was a daughter of Mr. Carter
)urhan, of noa' town, and leaves
a husband and seven chil(1ren to
mourn Ior1 d1ont1h. She was it use
ful and consistent member of tho
Baptist, church at that place at Id
was bItrie(I the (lay following her
death at Concord chureh,
DaNS Relief Cures Sick-leaneach.
Neuralgia, Cramps, Cholera Morus
Diarrhaa, &c. 25 cents for large bottle.
For sail by F'reemnit ,V 11 itriccks, I'i(.
eni, S. C.
P'icauie.
Th'11r.' will be, at II(i4en ie t NI1.('w"4
tis h1 on . alunlay ..\g t IIhh. be l.
In11b-. th1e anIgIi1Ies of th11. ('Ihitb.e t'ii ,
I'rlf. I lik ' s'l ,l :Iil t hers . . o-e , -
t4d O(r N I11ier ve : i '- . mi ealo e rl, stire,l
:u11 srats will be 2r :114 t ll i
r" 1', r.iilly invito I. I-'(errbodv is i'
questei l1" 1r.in tt i well fill A li - . i
wis w\ilt Ie ic' d t IliVe 2I m ol to
.1lily thn l+ (tetsion. *
(. . 5S1e Xn 1, 1 0 nee
Se t :-I ILa 1 're,i111n11,
W Q] Nerve and Pone Oil Cures
Rhetumatismn, Cuts, Sores, Burin,
and Bruises Large bottle 25 cents.
Fir tle by Frit'ean & endriks, 'ick
en5, 5. C.
Mee"rtisi, t I n 44ns .
\}r. 1Ed(itor: 'l'h(" p)rotrat l d
meeting at. En11.1n Baptist. e'Inircht
which Comed (n11 the f-oth or
.July and (closed on the .1st. daty (of'
Aug;ust 18:'7, wa.s an occalsic n long
ti ho rielmbered. A d(ep and1
ab i(ing int1rest was nl:u ifustld
duihg uho senirl mo' 81ng. The11
Chust wasli reahi gatlreivd dundi
iimafet' a.li ad tonernti for
tionI. Rev. W .,~.C ~ebor J n was
days wi it u 1and pr'oached to uts|
otn (fne sermon(ii. Ont Sundaduy, the
liapp1y Conmvorts wereO buiedli- wit h
thir wa~i1y ricin1. 1.g. Man an v tix
jouts ini(Jlutor weret' left, att the
Theu niwetinig wvilI linnetie
agi nFriday inih.bfrth
PIickeins HIigh School.
Thie next ssion he-ginis August
1Wth anid will Ic(onttiinut font ur a
andil $2.0()01 mth I. Payable
'The lo)wes3t ratose ver Itiught at
P'ickens.
Studen ts fromi albroadl will (1 inl
it to ti r ne tt tr d
aug5i. \Vc' Saeny;s S.i(t I
M <-Aaii l i itk.is t t
Nry Goofis, Nt ins, 'N rp"A
l)ast, Nee' alesN''I tsi -e:
22n ovorlib-o lo- jhh (lte very Isit
lurt i tent i '(in d tnig Ti ies (i
We- are ettin m Neuu w l o k,l too
N Lw NeLMs,TEwR
Ta heoil Cl ot.~3 Bl I1tn
oP ALL'S
maBU DCETe4m
--0'
PHUN and PHAI
FOR THE PHOLKS.
Mr. ICditor:
Turnip Seeds
arV no0W inl de'n:n(l anll we( hmve a fr('s1
supIply .:1( we a(lso hIave at few Suunnc
Gioo(1- to 'loe utit mIighty1 ('heap,l
A large lot of Iic' \'ali;'.s al:(t t:llchel
Goodi S:14blh(' awal Ilarliv, C'llars,
lialt er" an(1 Pads.
EverVtII I- ill FInitIiui .r'. The I'Ihe
vtovk we het:1v ever had andI I11011' ( 1
N( u1( b.- tter amlnd 1 be'( np':Ior.
Ah1no-,4 1'very hnI-1 k(lwp. I. at ("eriain
.0i:onls (ronbh1'41 w%ith 101 ) BI :(;. \n
have :t I rlel m 111:11 will down 'em n1w
I'( i'onnl :Ul wonl't Aain. T1ry: aIho Itk
sprile it :tun lll!; luthieg for u tl h .
E(verythling nu:uIlI neede,rl aboui1t :I
h tlome n' e f at f u1 l ' ere.
'V. 7 i FaIu .
TRUSS, TS EES.
TRUSSESI1 TEUlilil
I l:ive lVnow Im stock a1 c0llp1'L('
AssoIr:mnl(It (C (he
Water Pad'
Th. ll s the
1OST ( OM F( ) II.'A 1(;1
and "l)U IIA Il T i; I:S,
inl the M\ :t11- t.
of :11 kin11ds, :ai at i) ices to
suit tie times. (Come1 and see
me.
G. W.' Earle.
FOUR MORE
LAGHE S
WIe lae tldetieul fed t make them
the best of aill. (usod Shirlingir at
1. (cenits puer (ard . es l'rints at 'I
to ticnt'. Ctttonadues lroma 8 to 15
centIs ad other ghoods pr )ootionallyI
CROCERIES.
Flonr I 60m .50 dl to $5.00 per har..
rel. We want youri t rade antd will
HUNTER & HAMILTON,
LIBERTY, S. C.
j2 l -97.
ARG AINS!
Il}atie.
C'e have M.uay Hogis, y't, and' arie
lay t >lPurllhsers iimy\ findl as ('loodI
ish ( Ioiids, New~ Glov), New Tabl<
tr', NeCw Nt ilns, Ne'w li Sej y, INew
W FA ). -
test s tylIes for li'~ 511 men'sune Sh irpts
(inftta,ts we'tar) 25 to 5o cenits.
I for'~ $10.
g)ods) get here tis wveek, O ne D ol
r Ote IDollar
~22. (b.eenvilt', S. t'
"R. L. R. BENTZ
NEW SPRING GOODS.
'rices tihrt speak fot tihenselves. Our Prices always tho lowest.
ORGANDIES.
The ladies say that our line of Organdies are the'prettiest in town
theltot it goes that they must l>pt
Orgatdies at 15 cents, Origaitdies at 25 cents, Organdies at 80 cents,
uOrdies at :37 eUts. All Orgncldies 10 per cent. lower than others ask
hll' itctttiest line eVer shown in Green-ville and at prices lower than
evei f ont 8 ts to1 cents. For 15 cents we give you a real French
DRESS .COODS---COLORED AND BLACK.
'l'his stock is c"omph-It' with :all the newest weaves, both foreign and
domlestlc, t"roml the chleat'e 1 tt ( i iu li t, with tr"inttuings to match.
A Fow Special Picos for This Wook.
A 75e. blac!, lIitrietta fo1r 5,t". . "I 7 myna rugs $2.89, worth
A*ne hlack; hiuiredl Jauamii or 5.(i).
- Art Slttrtcs from $5.00 up.
A (tOe. black ligutred Etamme for I htX, three cokes, Buttermilk
5OC. ctalt, 1; "ents.
A 2e. Ce;nts I IS I.trett 1l:indke'- I' y,Iols Fruit of the Loom Bleach
chiet, for ItIe. i
1 dIoz.. hthes libl'a(lii vs, m van S St Island for $1.
worth $1I., ]or (t. S u ts Blu Linen for $1.
o3 stools cotton fI"or I10. la I's Spool Cotton 20c. duzen.
3 . Smnarus $1.75, wutIi lest A Iron Gingham 5c. a yard.
AIld to 11sanlds ot Iitr aians too u ntttert,lts to flention.
('all ,tntl see our stot"k andl get prices.1
k I0A IJ)1&iC I V
1LOW) PRiOiES.
NOW atore,NeW Goods,
NEW - - PRIGES.
Y I14:8 evthvI nit1! t n w and :tylisih, as well !s tttlle, will be found in
myl) :Itre it ('alholln I'itk u Count,itty, s '
\\'i -n th, in''Igl publit cf this ' t:tl'.Iv ire in nc'ed of first class
il)Ol)S, I invite y't aIi t visit m ' tic itl eXan1t11nie mlly stock and
.\ lok will ilncII t" vu.t 6i. this e.\, h etit:tm ltt is no l ntiubug. My
stock i'otp l:ises the lItef lvt I Itl m
DRY O)01), NORIONS, SHOES,
HATS, CLOTHING, HARDWARE, CROCKERY,
GLASSWARE AND FURNITURE.
I III make a sli,li:111 y ,f i,, i. and k etp in stock all the leading
(I4lEI'\ PAl'T\l 1E:NTl. You wijl alwavys iul e.'vertythlin g Iresh and at
1 'ract i ve, at tihe loiwist pss ii figus.
demand g ver ay~. Th prii.v-e tniada-It:;Mi aret as gron)ig ats the quaitcy of
I :int idefiteiie to fb. "' Leader of Low Prices " in thtis
];@ i. OARTER.
Doyle Building. CALHOUN, S. C.
mar1I8- 7m:i1.
N'S P'. S. \a IL :n of 'Ne'. I 'TUnothiy llay, at $1 a hundred.
NEW(+OODS,
meau.Ltir1ui LAine or
I uatlits "i" ihnk '" u Ta )xfotrds'.
(ChIdrI'ts and(1It 1'nfans hitnek and Tatn Shtoos.
Nv.w lot Mien 's Clhothling and ilitts."
Thel m'i' 481 STO(CK of 511jl)I4S int*
ALL KINDS OF FARMING TOOLS.
EW esavet you diillare. ii subistan aI l iargainus. Whilo some
otlit r's aire hil'wing and swet' j ti almuf t wo 't'nts saiv'd you otn a papor
til 1)nn1 and Iter. m ito i.>i it to tlii lii
________ BR CE3_
I-]~A]hTGrITr I
ON YOUR;i MEMORY HOO0K.
To) reittndi yoiu tat as eacht ~(1 yeths passed1 and as a new' one Come.
is still triying to grow n1oro~ vgitort' int lhfte an,lmlore active business
mitthouds, earnei(stly diestrutg to benit ('vtery Ctisftin'i' h-- giving best values
obbaniale t'or as hittle miotniy is'wil: 'i with paLyii his own obligations
. delar' ftor dolhla.
I htave utsedl 'xl ira iart ini buingmy 2,')t'ds this seasoni ad( feel assur'ed
thti e \n giveth bes vaue Nu the; leastttlOt oney OIlereud anywhere.
it Woolen DrIetss Goods, I have mianty 0! thi' ewes- v-mae a colors,
at pic''s ham oin cen'lts to $ i.00 a vai, i
I give miy be(St ttteti on to lintk Dr)iiss (loodls and uhesitatongly say
that on tis litte, tire is not hini ini the tp-coutry that will surp~ass mO
AMy colleetiont oft Ormganire, Gr enoinsi, bawvns atnd Swvises is a
"hTIN( OF' BEAUTY."
Stall A t tii'h> ir kept m amph. u ply l at ail t imes withiout regard to
season. boa,l heaiv y (Cottoni Ch.ecks at I (elnt . Good yard wide Bleaching
at 5 cenits. Thje betSt liine of' Cottot.lh. I htave 'et'r had1 andI at the lowest
My Shot' [hiun ti itnues n- -L'vutiomers know tha1t I keep
only good Iioes. (I l et theii ofthi' Itelow ep th1le sorry' ones.) I make good
every defective shit.
When y'ou want anyllung init a :te e nu itWt o pak' lie can come
Tradle w'iith Pa rk tot Cash din iiI79w. it i isatve you money,
antd thteni' yot wiil soonti hvt' Cas h tor' your' actutal needs.
GIreenville, S. C. W -4 .. -