The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, August 19, 1897, Image 2
The People's Journal
'T. U. I{OIIIN$ON, E ditor.
W. O. IIESTER, PuiblIshiri.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
Subscription One Dollar a Year
Entered at the Post Ofico at P'ickens a
eocond-class matter.
''II IJIISDIA Y, AU;Gt-1' 11), 1897.
SENATO I M cLAUIRIN SIC .
Tho Yorkviilo Imeoting was
oventful and will ho remombsred
by the canididatos and audionce.
Mr. Mayfield after making his
usual speech and failing to prove
populism in Mr. McLaurin, with
drow from the race in dramatic
style, exquisito tasta and oxcellent
judgment.
Mr. MeLaurin finished hif
speech amid )ipplaluso and, as he
started for fresh air, fell to thc
floor completely exhausted. Dr.
Whito administored two tablets of
niro-glycerino with good effect
and his patient, was taken to the
hotel, wher1 he recovered sufli
cieitly to go to Columbia tho
next. day. ito is now at his home
in Marlboro county and will not
be able to sjo'nk again in the can
paigl. Whilo his conditi on is not
necessarily davgerous. yet his
physician h1as forbidden him to
take nV furth'r part in the caln
va1Ss. Th 0e r.'nainiuzg imeotings
wvill br mot1lly in his (ngress
iona,l district. lvery where ther,
were expressioins of sympathy for
NIr. ilch,aturinl in his illness.
1OTE, A:i) VOTE A. h')1
111, EAS1".
'c-natU i T1illlnaln is quc tt't by
the ]larweiIll popli as sa'ill "if'
1) caldlidlat(' proves him sef it for
the otlico lavi' all." W\'hile this
IS good a<vico, whir'e 5 was the
nceSS1i11ty i,r giving I it? Ther''
must lie some in istake about it and
certainly the liarnwell 'o0plo puts
a wrong coilstruction oil the
words. S"oiit r 'lillman could
safely say t I is, and iot iu)rm most
of the ca';lndiaiit -s as he knows that
no Su(ll colnt ingen:y could arise,
yet what was t ot USe of such an
exprTssien at tiis time ? In the
eVent that 11nly a minority of the
)emoc'ratie V'tters participated in
the priniaty", that does not justi
fy the elul siniii thet the logisla
tur had th ' right to disregard the
to such Ii mi ts.
It was~ knouwn that the Stat<
Execuit.i ue ('omm littoeo had~o order'oi
a pr imarzy ain! every iiigiblo1 ci ti
Wfn ofi South Car.~ol ina hadl the righ
t.o enter the ranco. and( no0 on0 fail
ing to enitetr conhl1( with geod grac<
anld Democra'itic0 conIsistoney ash
anl elect ionl bys thte logislaturo, evei
ehoul a mifority of the votiir
fil to vote ini the election. S
.'n)sont and the wi
'big would ho coi
bewill of the who
altioni. It is hlard
pirobiabl that the poople will a
801nt th1melvl es I romi the polls8
any great numbersi'i, but to avo
anly conifuion or p)ro'tonlo to a1
tack t he prinary11Vlu pln boroaifte
'f1'orts shioul be 1mado4 to pl)lh
I arger vo(ti than i usual.
"ILEAVE ALL.."
*Whien the Stautt Executive Coi
mIittQe met te ordor a prima
clection .for a nelcessor to Son
tor Earlo, t her.' was an eifort
defetdthe oh&jtet of the meeti
and1( leavo iho me t tor entirely wi
the legish ituro1*. B~Overal reaso
were assigncd o in support af t
positionl assumedl.c by t.hie objoetc
to thle primary eletion, bei
most8 b)y technl ical' and imlprob)ah
Tho)( chief reunsonu was never
'parent all then salmo. TIhe0 mr
hors of the comm'IiittOO, no mait
wThat were thle wishes, vol(d
'propositin dow~n aind ordoeroc
jprimary.
A newI quest ion hans been i
b~y the G reen v ill NcIews t.o-in
Can party dlict ate the aoction
a logislamtor upo a~Il quest ion a
ling 51subseq iI t, t o ii is elJ o 0
tmcmbar? The New~s doces not
tiwer tihe ques0t ionl, leaving its so
tion to of.ch memb011 er of the loj
lature. Tui i~.:JotiNxAr will noet
sweor it eithecr, but suggests i
the member who dlisregard1si
voice of tho people1 na# board i
primary election, wvill never hei
another ehantco to exorcise isd
crotion ini suich maitters.
The most serious eugg.esti
comies from t.hi Barnwe'll Pbop
I I~basinig it upon Senator Tillnav
- provos himself fit for '1e on1
9lean'~ all." Should a majority
akae vonen failto ta nart in t
primary eleotion, then the logis
lature should ohoose some other
man than one of the candidates,
this being according to the Barn
well People tho just interpreta
tion of Sonator Tilliman's lan
guago. Did Senator Mayfield, late
of Barnwell county, retire from
the race in the primary with such
a hope?
The evident object of raising
such objections is to keep the vo
tors from the polls, resulting in
final destruction of the primary
plan.
The best way to avert such con
fusion and removo all temptation
from members of the legislature
will ho for the people to speak in
unmistakoablo term on the 81bt
instant, casting at least 80,000
votes.
Lot the pooplo of Pickens coir..
ty do their part and show the rost
of the State that the primary is
approclated by them.
PIlCKEiM iOWN
BECA USE
It is so beautifully locatod upon
a high lovel plateati with abundant
siado and perfect drainage.
BECA USE
It is pnrfoctly healthful and ib)
solutoly free from any malarial
inlluences.
It ECA US1:
It has a good school and it is
well patronized.
13ECAUlSE
Its citizens are polite, hospita
blo, evor mindful of the stranger
within its gates, and over ready to
wolcone the now-comer.
B ECA U SE
Its merchants are shrowd, active,
accomnmodating, liboral, keep the
goods, and advertise in Tim Jouu
NAL.
TIE CA 1' SE
Its citizens aro wide-awake, am
bitious, onterprising and unitod
in purpose.
BECAUS.
I is surrounded by the finest
sectioln of country in all this broad
sunny Southland, with an honest,
thrifty, intolligent, progressive
yonaniry.
BECA USE
Pickens is just spreading itself
in the way of matorial develop
mont, and the neighboring towns
will have to got a hump on them
to koop up with hor.
BECAUSE
Pickons is neithor a clam nor
a crawfish;-won't keep still and
can't go backward
BECAUSE
TuP.:i'orr's JoURNAL gives the
news of the county,
Parents to Blame.
Is a lather and mother to blame
for their chiild ron 's good or bad
condunct? In both cases they are
the cause of theso actions;i th6ro
for they are t.o blame. If the
condulLct of a (child or young man
or.youing lady is goodl, it is wvell
t. known that the fathier andl mother
- of that one have done their duty,
a that is, theoy have taught them
from the very first how to live and
C how to lovo~ their fellow~ neigh
S Butt howv sad it is th4i. opo can
look aroundl al most on e,very sideO
Iand soo a~ numher of families of
children that haved had no train
nobg whatever. And is this allI '
ly failed to4 teach their chi ildroni theix
b- duxty, bu t t hey hatve st hamd Ox.
in amplos before them by drinking
.telluig stories and stealing. Nov~
"d how cani a clild he0 oxpoeted to ho
Lcome ai true citizen when it hai
~r, 1had( worse than no0 trainiing? Such
*a can not h)e (expected or it,
Fathers, if you ha.vo n.Qt thj
will to ho a Christian do not lo
your children dotogt it from you
living, but. teach themn how to liv<
-to live as a truo citizen and aboy
ry all, as a Christian. Somme f'athenr
al- Ia(niotherrs, wh'lo are themselvt
to lovers of Christ, are too timid t
raise a fatmily of children, the
ti fear that they will off'end 0one (
tlhono little) ones. Now that is a
n)5 the worso for a child.
le Dr. Samuel Johnson, a grei
we JFnglish w '.tor, was always a. b
ng iovor in the virtues of the ro,
'A A child th46 is flogged," ho sax
. g,o-te Ins taskC, andl t,hore's an ox
ro0- on,
ip- Now p)arents' do ui3t got offoendx
m. at these fow words, hist co.uS,id
ter for yourselves anid ro:ifthisj
th if you fail to train your child
I ai .he right way, or if bad examl
you~ a. before h im or a ro too ti i
sod idl to puish5l him when wronig, yr
,it' will ho the causo of his bad1 co]
'duct and will also in the .epdI
S be held accoun table. 'u,
Mtr. MiUdtor: The)i series of ineeting
Lin- tihe S1x Mil.e Baptiat olhurebl elost't
In- last Sutneya. Afuer conItU)Ving for
. day's with forty acceessions to th1 .lar
pia- thIirty of themn by (txperiene. TIl
e. church was nited in their effort auid ja
al ssted their mastor greatly. A deep a t
inat abW4ig Interest pervaded1 tihe entire ai
the semubly, ThIe Lo:-d made himusel f te
among the peole under the preaching<
1 a tihe gop)el. It was QstiJ)ated( that em
tv thoiuand people ttenided the aery'i,c.
.'The Interest con t'nned iunabated durmj
is. se entLire imeetlng and( closed with thirl
nuxiox nq byiring people, seeking~ thme
sonls salvation, T1hie Loerd did( grea t ihinj
onl ,or us whereof we are gig~d we look fi
others to join soon.
* nunday the 15th Inst., the pastor
Sthe presence of a lauge aussembily burk
WwIth Christ ini baptisrn, twventy-eighat
t'he converts anod they went on their ivi
tCe rojoicing that they3 had found one pri
clous to their sonls. May' thep Lor
direct them thxough life.
ha i u. . M uS.....a,
Plckoau County ExeuatIvo (atumltte
Meeting.
The Plekens County Executive Commit.
tee met Tuesday the 17th inst. and ap
pointed managers for the Senatotial Pri
mary election to be held Augusgt 31st 1897.
Easley :-W. II. 13ryant, J. M. King and
A. V. Folger.
Liberty: - ). A. Chamblin, W. S. Pe1r
sons and J. F. Jennings.
Central:-B. J. Joh'ston, T. C. Martin
and 11. L. Clayton.
Calhoun:-1lal T. Boggs, Harvey Ilunt
and 13. C. Craiford.
Six Mlile:-Aart Mlann, lIiley Garrett
an<d N. 1t. Kenmemore.
Praters:-J. E. Boroughs, V. F. 'omp
kins and E. M. B3oldiig.
Mile Creek:-J. P. Alexander, J. E.
Steele atd J. J. I[erd. Jr.
Eastatoe:-J. Ml. Winchtester, T. 11.t
btewart and J. L. Graveley.
Ittmpkintow,:--M. lenlricks Joe Keith
a(1 IV. E. Jones.
Peter's Ureek:--(I. V. (Irillin, J. P.
Robinson and T. T. 11ughes.
I,ooper's Shol):.--J. A. lobinson, 1'. A.
WVilliamns and E. L,. Jones.
Cross P1lains:-J. 13. Looper, J. P. Fild
ley and J. It. Hloweni.
Norris ulill:--A. 13. Williams, Garvrn
Parsons and Jolly Williams.
Pickens C. II: --0. P. Fild, J. C. Jen- c
nings d11(1 F'. E. Cox
Canlidates will be voted for United
States Senator. lamagers will be governed R
by rules governisng lavt primary election. q
Polls open at 7 a. mn., and close at -1 p. in.
()i mnot ion adjourned to meet at l'ickens
U. 11 , on September it, at 1o o'clock a.
ml., for purpose of tahnlating retur ns and
leelaring the eleeton.
Managers will pro'itle their boxes for
,otng inl and ser.d in the return by 10
)'clock )September ist.
.lhn T. 13oggs. Chairman.
.J. J. Lewis, Sec. pro tem.
Oldl Folks S1.g iaug.
'1Tho Liberty Township Singing
Associationl met with Enon church
August 1st. Association called to
ardor by prosident A. A. Field.
Committee appoinlted for this
mIoeting wore: Chas. Sanders, C.
L. Thomas and W. I). Waldrop.
On t.me and placo of next ment
ing : G. W. Dorr-, WV. II. 1I. Ariail
an<d F. M. Rtog(.rs.
Thie class was arrange(1 and 1(d
thirty Iminutos by Profs. W. W.
No)rris, V. E. Smit.hr, V. II. Bry
atnt and L E. Ilutnnieuit.t. WN. T.
Day led the class fifteen minultes.
By roqu6lst two speOcial lieces
were sang, led by Prof. W. W.
No rris.
isThe noxt noet.ing will be hld0(1
with Ro-union church the fifth
Sunday in August. Mrs. IIattio
Evatt. was the organist at this
imeetinlg. S. J. Robinson,
Secrotary.
M11i1c Il.oCalS.
It has been some ti ne sinca our
last item. Crops are late, but look
ing very well.
Mrs. Allon Maulin is quito ill at
this writing. Dr. J, J. Morgan is
attending on her.
Rev J. E. l"ostor c' aductod a
!umccossfl1 meeting at P tor's Crook
last week.
Rlev. W. L. Anderson assisted by
Rev. Mr. Smith, conducted a pro
tracted meeting at Cross Roads
last wookc,
R1ev. Elijahi loper, of Mica,
Ga., after a p)leasantt v'isit to rela-.
Lives and friends in Pickons and1
Groonvill ncounties, returnod( home1)
last. week.
Sow ing t urnip eed1 s00oms to lho
the order of the day in thiis sec
Li on.
As nows is scarce I will close
for' thiis tim1e1. Uncle Abho.
MYaynarud Iniappenimags.
wile rturiningj. hon:e fr-omi ihe protriacted
meetiing ait. Cnoi)s l1oal~s Mr McElroy
JIameo w1a01~!s very3 patin fuilly huirt by the
runnIinlg a)way3 of a mlii. Ihis scmt, J1. Mi.
.h:in,e (H n was ail.o imrt, but ino~t sious1ly.
rThe br-idle bits broke--lhiri explains It.
Thfe ob 1 sohlliers of I hicu2vijlle TPown
'ip i will havi%e ai bastkut pi ic at L oopei.s
Shop on Saiturda;y A%ugust, 28thI 1897.
tpeakers ha:ivi: been! inv ~itei. 411 folJlow
era (If thle .starry ciross aret mo(.t resplect
or moi~re well tiledt baske'ts tha niiI~ e may:
h av one dIay(i of feast ai social enjoy
mTenlt. betfor li( 'we cross- over the iver and3(
rest. td-r ihe sha;tde of thet tres'
A protnicled(4 mee'th ig (cotIumeneetll at
Cross Rol's elinc on lilli~ :'onday even'in 11.,
IAngus. tti thion<lte(l lby Iters. A iii(lr0on
r anid Smith. Theii chiurch l4 crowvded al
,,ever~y serlvice. WVill rephort 'next week Ite
n~umbher of acce'ssionts to the ehnureh.
Crops arc still snifering veiy inuichi for
arain.
8 'lThe 'l'reasiurier (If the31 FarmeriOs' A Jilnce
o warehouilse comp1ian y Is psin ug omI elivi.
o (f stonk ana3l there is a ruj-h at ilmnes.
If the Matviiardt scliho is 134 iiurish-.
(illnce-. Peter.
HtO1W TO FINN) OUT.
I. Fill ai bottle o'r common30i glauss wit hi mi im.4
and le( t I it si an .1 t wven-y-ftour hon iry; a1 se li.
dI(itionl of thte kldnes. Wheiin rliane -.iinis
limaen it is po'sitive~ e'valenic'' of kidne'y
id troiIe. Too fre-gpienit die-ire it) urhuimite
.or pain hii th ack ci, is also convincini
i;prooIf tht the kiditness aimi imb.1ll..erm
T'hiere'i oiiomforf ini thle knowvledge so
E)s ofteni '' expre~Cli~ I hI Dr. h' ijmiuer's Swmnp333
1- ho"ot. I lhe great I i'hmey reim'ldy folilis
u everyS wishi m1 reIliig pah1, In 1-lie back
kidneys, liver, hhlnhuler anda everyi 1:o' t of
~*the n;rmaryv~I psages. it. ior -(eli inabihilit.y
Cto holl iniie :ni,o -c:lin'a 11ain in passmgii
- 1, or hld errect. fllo(wijg li-I (If iquor,
pleasantii I(ee-sit v og bhitlg compel121led ilo
Sget iip mianv I im3es thirllog (ha' a.i$h. I'o
ur iIinnite. 'lh' mil and thle extriaei dinar-y
sitimls thei hihesi for itS wom)b.r4~ful em-'s
of tihe mIost d'srsi .sIIg e;ises, If yo11 need
a med ernen ahnhd hve ie 1et .9res
il hv fih-s-e prge ble2 cents.d n
gW"a! n reuanI th thninnsso
yatin Wangia.I.C,f'rhi*.o rg
Sand Bist es w Luargbottle25cets
Gower N Speights,
--loalers In
DooRS,
SASH,
BLINDS,
GLASS,
SHINGLES,
LATHS,
,EMENT, LIME,
PLASTER,
HAIR,
PAINTS,
LUMBER, &C.
ity Warohouse. 107 Laurens at.
Would b) glad to have our Pick
as frionds visit our Coal, Wood
ad Lumber Yard, on C. W. C R.
corner Broad and Georgia
troots.
Cower & Speights,
Groonvillo, S. C.
apr29-97yl.
JUST RECEIVED!
I have just Received a Car Load
of best White corn and want to sell
it. I have also most anything kept
in a genoral store for sale. Come
and see me before buviig. I will
sell as cheap as any one.
S1 ;tl.<o hav cotton seed
meal ari hulls f,r sale. First. comes
first sesved. I have only a limited
amount.
Yours fur tr.ade,
J. H. BROWN,
mar4-07. Liberty, S. C.
eir-A N A PP EA L-"a
sellt yon 8 ihA Arue rioikeioiTfe for $1 .00
II11u )t bi)4pa 4l Ef. von) ennI iiive. all Sum-,
inetr D reso Good ni4(. ot ~. If youl lmnve de-.
canI ti pl e yon in privce~ a in pality. l'rice4
mty 0.tobacei's. A hairgatiu n i molasss al
larpsor ci utrs I wouldi liki. to try I.'
save*s you1 .4ome4 ioeyE1I. I tenn it.it most. anyI
hea.t w it htat I atiyl the pirie isu rig~hit. I
WantIt 1( to awap gi Oda for 2(X1 1thushels 01
prodnEe. F'reshtt P'urnyii Seedi. A fl ur tradt
____ T. D. Harris.
Sheppard ANI) Ellison
WI LL SECLL ALL
DRY GOODS
AND
Summerici Clothuitg
CQOST,
from now until SEP PlullhER, 1st
in order to givec room for a larg<
stock of CLOTING lor FALL
TllADE.
So now is the time for those hav
~ng a littlp mlOnley t.o gIt some rare
SA.IRGAINS.
When e sly"C.OST,"4 we pa
u1sf. whatf Wi' sqy. Cll and seg fo;
yourself.
OURI SHOE
DEARITMCET,
is competejbt. We keep a fulhl line o
,G:ineraIl Merchandise and will not b)
ndersold aby n;y competitor. WV
buy for cash and we' buy them a
cheap as money enn get them.
We sell yout a keg of Nails foi
$j2, anid twenty pounds(1 of goot
sugar' for $1.
W'p hiavej?t spac.e )here Lo quoti
mnvite y.ou toj P1n1li and get our picos
Itw l pay you .t I,
SH EPPARD
& ELLISON,
.7-0'/yi. r4F JdEY, 8. C
mee BookKeepng,BusIn,
FOR A . PHONOGRAPHY,
5ituation, Type.WdBIng
Addc.WILBUR R. SMITH,
IEXINCTON, KY,
ru4 of his farnous andi responsibte
Awafrdedo thoas of gWappste Ipy' 4~
EiS of Full Dsua Crser eii,tdI ns T.
tion, Dooks arnd Board in family abmut J'
wand,TEypGaeWrit,nelerapy,8feeaies,.d
iefer. to hawe tiour 1cu" r'rich u. tde e.c 4
WILBUR R.8MIT.teramav.K.
'7 .ill IIA-rCe a Plea
a.t .. 01
SW'After Seeing our Clothing.
And getting the prices. We have made every effort to boom trade
and it will be greatly to your benefit to purchase your
CLOTHING
of us now. Our goods are liked wherever used and are the best to be ob
tained.
If you have not sean our stock, you wilt be surpiised at the extensive
variety of carefully selected and handsome patternq in
YOU rTI-I',
CL O Tr[hIIN G .
in every conceivable and desirable style.
GREFNVLLE S. C.
MORE BARGAINS!
IMleAlister &
Beattie.
Dry Goods, Notions, Carpets aniid Window Shades.
Last Week's Sale was successful so far as moving stook is concerned.
Our overload of stock has been very much Reduced, and now every Do.
partment is in good Running Trim. We have Many Bargains yet, and are
making others every hour of the day, so Purchasors may find as Good
Bargains this week as last.
We are getting in New Stock, too, every day, bought at the clearing
sales of the Big Jobbing Houses North to sell cheap, cheap.
4&-BARGAINS! BARGAINS!! BARG AINSi' ! !
New Lawns, New Mitts, New Wash Goods, New Gloves, New Table
Damask, New Towels, New Underwear, New Notions, Now Hosiery, New
Table Oil Cloth.
THE NEW FAD.
"Aberdeen" Plaid Shirtings (nowest styles for men's summer Shirts)
at 10, 121 and 15 cents.
New Guaze and Angora Flannels (infants wear) 25 to 50 cents.
22 yards 40 inch (fine) Sea Island for $1.00.
You can simpiy (in many lines of goods) get here this week, One Dol
lar and Fifty Conts worth of goods for One Dollar,
' 133TEi P11TTIE
P. S.--.Buttorick Patterns.
Home 'Phone 93. Bell 'Phone 222. Greenville, S. C.
1035. mAGNS18Oi
THE BEST ARE MADE BY
H. C. MARtKLEY.
And Every Variety of Fine Carriages, Buggies, Carts,
ad Harness, Hardware, Paints, Oils
god Varnish,
At tIlLO e
Greenville Coach Factory.
GA W. SIRB1NE, Superintendent.
dee5mn2.
P~~o....OT Bcycles
Patf z our Home
-----
Weo reprosent stronig stock com.
panies wvho write a liberal p)olicy
on all plass.c of property att ron- ~ ~
11"5n us)oforO placing your/
A. W. HUDCENS &-'ON, - -'
Fire Insurance,
EASLEY, - - S. C.
on Gin 1H n1MP, Gi.st I 1 ,' Flouri
j3-9'OwiiJiti;
THES NWe hV ive'. Iiem fromn *20 00 ( o up
Chae A .rian n-iai, Ih A w. -4g4'nlltit tii
erican it d.-a, tin-~ Ami e:miC&II~ 'pirit. IThe-( 'MSl o . O r 14 r u r
tir.at, last, andi all the' fiime, fit 'ver i ant fed.
'I aily, by mall. -- - $ ua 1-m
I):ity and H'.ii1av, by tn:i, .. e SNIDER & A NDERSON,
la the greattest Suindaiy Nev.paper in t ie GR-N~L~
worbi'. GREE fLLl .
Prico 5c atnopy. ny anl $2 a yem,. Main Stroot.
IA dd ress T iJk SIN, Nvi. Yot.. n..gl*tf.
R. J. P. CARLISLE, Dentist', Gree
D ville, 8. 0. Office ever Addi
Drug Store.
Dit. ROBERT KIRKSEY
Physicanag and durp
Offico at hik residene at the irkse
hone place, on 'T'welre Mile Itiver.
March 8, 1894
DR. T. D. LEONARD,
DENTIST.
woudlb 1vrk guarantee.
would bo ponSOed to serve you.
Ofico over Bruce & Doator' i Du Sto re.
mocltlO.yl..
J C. FITZGEIALI), '1'OQRA
* pher Greenville, S. 0. Oice over
Addison 's Drug Store.
All work guaranteej to give atisfnc
tio11.
a1pr8-97yl.
To The Public,
r E would(1 respeetfully inform the pub.
' lie tim1t Dr. R. 'I'. 1Velcoli
well an<l favorably known to tho citins.
of Piclke s ecullty, is 'ew a nsoc -ated
with us in the praclIce of Deilsirv
0111c Etirte frolt ro(1n
City Narlon1al Bank Block
DuS. NoitwooD & N
G ree
H. A. MOAN, W. F. 1
vreen1villi( S. C. Plie
Morgan & Blass
ATTORNEYS .
Pickens,
Practice in all the courts.
alpr-i-9y1.
Better Raise Mu F
Than B
ounds and will serve luaret?
10 for a colt.
TIRUMPET, is four y
about (100 pIounds aml In-Sarl
Gouldings Creek farm1 for $t
Dec.5 I,895.S
Misses [ .
Main Street, CItEENVI
Have now ready for s
Latest Styles
Hats, Bonnets i
For Ladies, Misses an(
[r0 They keep constanti
Novelties at lowet t prices.
Your patronage solit(
M[SS]
Main Street, Or
Al114 CLAR1K. GEO
CLARK & c
-Dealers in
MARBLE AND GRANITE
MONUMENTS,
ZTom bstones
of every.
Description.ei
--ALSO
MANTELS, STATUARY,' VASES
antd Wrought Iron FENCINA.
CLARK & COOPER,
apr8-97yl. Greenville, 8. C.
SALE.
Sept. 180 we will mlovel to 8humnate's
stali, No. 115 Malin street. (Oppoaite
Stradley & lburr's new store.)
I'ntil tltu, e'verythin,g will go aTCa 1reat
sacri li-e. Unit-, Flowers, Ibb,Ion, Vel lng,
l.ue., Stamg,p [iien, Corsets, (rood summefitr
- weigh. tfor 30 centts,) amio Vti vet. Also w
few luieest of dress gtods to go at 25 cott
''n thle do d!!ar. 1iuttons4 of nil der,erlptigr.,
somte aut 15 cets~ Ier gross.
MISSES ROGER a',
GREETNVIL4LE, S. C.
feb25yl.
Just Received !
A large lot of menc and1( boy's
I keep a full line of
IIARNESS, COLLARS,
7" p)ay cash for hidesi, wax aned tal.
WY. M- (00DIlT'jT.
102 MalinStet r-eenIlle *8 C.
March12.vl
Bicycle Comv
test
--AT-.
FACTORY SH[OE STORtV.
5 0.Ci'esce" 50.
Bicycle,
adis o GetsModel gven g'ay
~WJ all- give the abovo namer
JNgh gate, wel I kpo'n 'Niyp'"T,
fit sales to their prodil for ahoes b
Whecol onl oxhibition at Bates' Bi
cycle Repositoay.4
The actr Shoe Store.
J.M.Dc e ,
Mangr',.