The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, September 02, 1897, Image 2
Theo .Peoples -Journal.
T. U. llBINSON, Editor.
W. 0. IIES'TElR, Ptbiieh3r.
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'TlII'UlSI).\Y, S1' T'. 2, 1897.
MIy1a1rd News.
E1)I'ron JOURNAL: The hopes
andu detsires of Peter wero carried
out at the Old Soldiors picnic at
Iooper''s Shop on Saturday last.
Presidont Field called the moot
ing to order. 'Tho Rev. J. E. Fos
tor led in a very earnest and ap
prop)iate pray'er. president Field
then introduced in a very pl1aS
ant mnner11'. Hon. 1). F. Bradly
who made plain the reasons why
1 l camp of Coifederato Veterans
s110111(1 he organized and kept in
good wtrking order ill )acusville
Townsinp an' all others in this
County as WOll. lie gave somne
historical fats which lte not genl
erally known.
le followed with a personal
remilsence as t, thet, atirkinan
Shilp of at ctrtiil Ilule emiat. Ito
clot;s(d his roniarks by explaining
why at nl lutllrnt shlould l>tt raised
to the wolet'n of the Cot'nfederacy.
8. T. Pr1it r was next introduct'd
who made I splendid exhrttatitoi
to the meontry of the conlederatt,
Soldier.
The Hlow. .1. E. Foster was thwn
called ulp in : he ansic'rt'd by giv
ing somlw r.collt'ctions, and al
0arne>st '(Nil J'tatia,l to the inom1 -
ori0s of th lia t (111t8s.
President Field was then calll.:d
upon aind Il d1(1( the closing talk
befero dinn'r. le btrought out
the great and good traits of Loe,
the Con ft'dor,te as a ci tizen and
gave a few persolil remiiiscencos.
It was then aIlnlnollncd that the
ladies would spread the dinnor up
oil tlt table. Well, I can't. d
scribe it, but, will do the bost I
can, an d the itmnginfitioii of a hun
gry editor tan do the rest.
The tablha was thought amply
suflicient in length and breadth
but it was Imt :o by ahont hall
and thoe who were not quick tc
Sto ii act spr-vad 11uncler the treo
and olsewhert'. If you rlollmblllor
I asked thoti to bring ''one o
more w(ll lillod balskots"-theo
brought nm'. Woll to tell thi
trt 1 h abo1ut i 11, thero wasc enlougi
for thrai t imels the numlbor pre
Tho'u' a f h r dinonor a SpoOchI wa
made by Capt ian King, w ho h.
the wayv, is ai good one. lio kep
us5 cr'yinig or 1lauzghing till the t.inie
No one0 t:oubl SUf'er trom11 n
dligestionl afteri tainihg his8 (dinil
pill.
A Confede'rato camilp waus thie
organiizetd with t.ht: folloiniig oili
cors:
Commnander', WV. TI. Fieldt:
First Lieu t.. Coin. S T1. Pr'iort
M\ast.or, 8. M. Looper: Sitiorgeo
Dr.. J.JT og iio u
goon, T1. A. WA Iliamls: (lhaplainl
S. Frzeemno: .'rg'.n( .\lajor ~, J..\
M\cW~ho:rt'r: Vid. tt, Jas. Ltooper,
Jr ; Coor ( nan ii, J1. Ii. hJoter..
rolled as Inegm hors iftt' c amp.
E.y-aw A. I Vson . L'. riarret, To
reec Coiman lit int Hnt:,y llo
Saurdin, S. W. Iu slity, Ei shi
Sh 9o ltn, it. G. Iill . . I.r
S.c.ci(n t on,llJon Jrulin T.JoW
Ha ril J.C Morgyn, Thos. Wiliams.
iIIsa av is.:k neo ieIlu
Thdedarfoloin mall tappted ply
acgamit teetn Cockttutoyn wit
Thoenapoll mt to aopti'
ure Constitution anty-L'ean
Saourday, Spt)er1ts 11t,l'.
at uoclok . m.oIstom
Then icml I nded w ithouEt:an
iSeptedr wha97. All frilie
ancdlontr 0 ocllred. Aritr .t(
Woand tripp g upl byilled bligOt
ahillspand trok the of thn honie
ofahs f artima ~o luc
rAfete the pe the Nne hFork
aunda Ceda Repckbalr itead play
Te onro ilment ofd Maar<
cr ho foricst mont was1Uont(
hured ad tvi wognn theovn a mrc
athe:8 a;erag t endanst S nyint
8our andr nino-teths. Ptr.
1'11ENS COUNTY PIUMARI
EL,ECTION
FOR. UNITE) STATES SENA
TOR.
HELD AUGUST 31, 1897.
HOlX1S. a u
n .
Pickens... ..... 124 6) '5 209
Norris MilI ....... .. 18 0 0 i18
Cross 'iis.......... 25 10 8 43
I.ooper's Sholp....... I 16 8 35
'eter's Creek......... r 8 17 33
I'u,n m kintown......... 4 20 0 21
Eiistiatoe. ... ........ 24 1 0 25
Mile Creek... . ....... 17 2 0 10
Pr,aters...... ........ 2 4 1 27
Six M ile ....... ....... 11 I 4 '24
Call oun.... . ........ 1 7 0 25
ten. rnl........ ....... 71 8 2 81
I,ibert ........ .. ... 53 ? 4 15 1,!
E- ley........ ....... 5: 30 77 159
(raul Totul.. ....... 1i 111 157 1417
McLtrin's ninjority over Evans ,und Irby in
I'ickens county. II.
A light vote was )oll(;d in the
State, and as flar as t.ho returns
1.ow show, thoro will be 11o soc
on(1 1)rimary. Mcu,rln'111 will in
all )rolallility will the prize in
the first race.
Tabor Ni.iiaing.
E,1ITOl; Jot'OxAL.: Tlho slig
at. Tlabor chutrchl 11as1 Sunday was
a grand siuccess. 'Thle Singing was
Ooltn(d prion1)tly ait 9:30 o'clock
with prayl'or by b rother1 S. 1t. D)ay.
Brotier \toans wias ilnvitPd to
the111t 1111(1 led tho class for 20
linut('s andl(] ho gave us, so1me 1ino
mlusiC. Th \n'ilhiaml Day took
chargo ofI t(h(e class, 11n(1 it 8Om1ed
t.h mhe tht) Class donoe thilr duty.
Prof. lao0) 1((1 the class 20
m1itilos and we hoard S0111o fine'
muslIic. Ad(journ('d Oo hour and
a half for rofrehll ments.
At I :8O o'clock the class re-as
seimbIled ill the church 1 and 1)rot.hoi
\Iartin lIhil'owl gatherd'il the smllall
chil(dron together atndl had some
11in0 music for about 80 minlutes,
with Osy Day at t.ho organ. '1'ho
good lalcdios of that colmuillnity
certainly uind)rstan(1 what to cook
for a singing. The bost of order
)rovaile(d throughout. Reed.
T1Ue T%retvu a[lliEtlver Asoeliation.
Will hold its 8ixty:oightll Annual
Nession with Mft. Tabor church, (light.
miles norwtheatst of Pickens Court
1oso. Comoencing Thursday be
fore the stlconl1 Suiday in October
next andi continnalg four d1ays.
The following. are the c)imlmittees
to roport at the next session.
On Foreign Mis1ions, 1ev J. T.
B1urdlino.
On Houn)e liisiona, V. T. 1om ma.
On State iisious, lev. C L.
3 Craig.
On 1;lucaltion, 1tov..J. 1N. Fos( r.
On Orphanage, Htw. J. T. 1ituwis
On1 T1empo)ranev, l (v. B 1 . MmI
phrec.
In lltt'ductri'y 8islrnonl to le p'eiehlIt tl
by .l1ev. (, '. ,. 'raig, i -v. .J. 3I Stew
V i t.'(1exp t:1~ Ing to a:el if i e
('ome14 by nH!iiinm will h areth' I tran1:11
at. Ia liy.I (Ilt. Tab I li S bout h-ii
Chun-hes w1. iltl ch tit anden ful,
1.f the 111)nn110 of tihe iltah. Conlt)
Liil iti. n wil ah) the1ur coni.tes tin
nuitingiit the n-portsi t t en o:,apn
'- 10 to C.~-nJ '. iIthinlIson, e
11111iboIi 1 lsos:Meti .1
The (')n41ion .\b )tlingt'i 1of teit ile
ihn11s ion of81i the Tweovo illi A ssoci
a itioni. twthtelikn hrho
Concord, Mout.aneove Se'on I' . t ea,k
Gohilenl Crelek,l iin an Ploickons. Ii j1
In 1144 absence' of i stieimoderator,il
pro ilt1om.i 14141 The que.ie were dI)ti..
that.e relat1fin 1tliiuor t was the1 b
sen1 tmet f theil Un1 ntht9h8.hp
t,st did notneed Sthior ins any00 shap
STeat follwin res1 olutions were J.'
e Lies,olved .lit: Tlatg, wel rapiest
eac church Ibinoi thi l Aso iatinto tak
ai~'4 colleio -etwee ow an th
meet0 ingti of thi sociaion to sustai
:uuutolved SecolndoThar e aske
- toa InhorebIt of( th essoiatio o sayi
I hlow1 mulch imy willlt 11ive nboet ear
D o h ui t ofnisr woerki
Al inthi leterso nithiyeusocaeItio
iThe amoI4'un t ledgedi Wt b e pai byll
a the 'ist of Ail,' 1898 i)f.'-s'lSoe
dI5-I,Z414S The Suda pet-holi Mass mle ein
A rea-b o o ''li ta 'I araea .
'1'ho following from tIho Atlanta!
Constitution atrikes uts als; boing
worthy of tho considoratIon of our
rarmil)g readers:
"As fho cotton crop begins to
inaturo tho Constitution takes this
)pportunity to givo somelo tiintoly
idvico to our farmers. Instoad
f waiting for the season to ad
vanco in hlopo thatI prict's lny ad
"antce With it, our fa rnl(ors should
3eize ti1110 by tlho forelovk an<d
amarket their cotton as soon ats
they can get, it readyN.
Nothing can 1) gainelI by wait
log for priccs to riso without aily
clefiniito assurance that thw nutrk
1t is going to ill>prove. Ins toa<
A1 ri"ing, pIrices imlight, ta 1, a
lowniard tcnt'lnc'y ; an11ti, ill tlit
iovont, the fiarmer who his not
lispo)E'( of his ,>tt-on alt the com)
menilc'nent" of the s1 ason 1, is slro
to regret his procrastilnition, to
say the Ile/ast.
From p)r'sent in<lientions the
cotton (roI) this yoir is apt to
ho miUCh Ilarger th:ln its prodeces
s"or". Tisk does nolt by lany mea'Ins
incrleas'! tle l iklihnd of bet t(r
)rices litt"r Oi. (t)al' illnlers
Should also) ei -l' ill mllind that cot
tol los.'s ill wNillt \vil" stOred
away in clts war.h%uws. 'T'ak
int; tiis inito w lt:ilit, tO ('tg1),'t
with the lil;lih<ld Ihat I pri('s, ill
stl'a<d of rising), w%ill <le i s thel
seisii atlvan' ('s, It Ih'I1OoVes our
farm'er('1s to) ignlorl' IhI(' ;i)irt cel'
which wo( uld be'gu iio then intl"
walting fi'or i'tt."-r pric ,', 1111< to
mllar"ket. t.heirl ('I ttoin withou'Itt delly.
If this IoliC' i-: i t(l(Iptli it will
do m)uch) tO brin!; (n 1)rolsperity inl
the South.
iIO W 'I'4b FINE) O"T.
'ill a hon,t.;(e (1I' 444"1 1OI 1;4 l4.I-- wit il n i:'"
.1i1l It -i it stil iu 'yil ci <l- '. 1:
'litinn of Ith kl111 l"",i i. \" tiilj -' It.1iii.'
li n'l iti I -i :i\",- ' 4. hl - I1 I I h4-1
I r lt l.- 'l'.)l fr p'I (tl''I {. I h- ' o 1 i i-' ''
11t ' nn II 41" ," 44 tI t 4 1 444 lI 4' 44
t'I of oIrtl l'h
'he-re i ' 'i 11 oI I in 1:4- 4l u ..\
ofi '1 i ' N rl' 'I, tha Ir. Kil u.tr', \w l p'
]t:u 1 th ~ '' r11 I I.'11 :44" I 4 1("I
lioni, thi fi. gr :l Iili r i o < i ali
t'\" I;'. w\i.lh ill r'-ii'\int' pa:in in 1I11- h:ac ,
k ill 'y', lixIr, hI, 'll"r :1.' 'viry p:1r of
Ilte 1r 1 :lars I ,. :I_.:" . 1. ''Irr''t, i:1i' i :1!\
In h11 1 1nliin'- :m ".1 - 4blill.: 'pain il p'!" il.e
it, 1'r I,.111 <-1' 1 t - f '. low i r ' l -' if li'I'l"r. I
W\IIII' nIr hI' I" , :111' 111 1're4)11-- 1h11' 111 - f
I u:ill": - 1 1 'I'- ' ., 1 \ ' 1 1'l "' i '.r1:IllI.'ih e' I :n
ge' '11 111.1n\ lin ll :'ith 11
11'r 1Iin'l . 1'th e Il i i i .1: lt ' - r .."t11, t:I
,'ll("I of1 Su n\:top li""I i.- , 'n r'....I'/ .!. l
-1:111ll (he ht",l1,-"i f r it u pl f: e .
(If (i ll' 11)1 -1 <li..": 1' - li1 ;' s, . i :
by dlrl:li, ' \ pi - l ii)"11 <'1 O ! - . . " I
l"Il: 1r. IF'1r :, :I!1 p h -' b1 1 1 '' :11e 1. -" ::-bI
'I.ns ,:' .iIZ()rOi fe , e ad r -
I, t l 1 r -- ., ( ' ) . h I : r IbIza
ii ll, :n I"Ia r n , . b l th y .
II" IIh'l t il " l, . j" I i '' 1 '. : : ! : ' 1
! I':II'l" 'I:flllth' (li1 im ro e Ill ,t "
is avgrous tfetede andt fr
tilizers containing not under
7% actual
Potash.
A trial of this plan costs but
)ittle a'nd is sure to lead to
profitable culture.
All tabout Potns-thec results ofit Is use by netnal ex.
perlient oni the best fairms in the United states--is
told in a little book which we pub121ls and11 will gladly
ma.i free to any farmer in Amecrica who will wi ie foir it.
GERMIAN KAL1 WO)RKs,
93 Ntassau St., New York.
A AAVA 4.4. Ai Vflu&AWAprt>
WI"""KEWheels,
Quality 'I:e'""st. TOo
STYLES:
Eadies',Getee' Tad .
*The iJghitest Ilinnling WItools on Varth.~
THE ELDREDGE4
...AND..
THE BEL VIDERE.
Wo always Made Good Sowingj Machines I
Why Shouldn't wo Maka Good Wheels I
National Sewing Macine Co.,
3ja Broadway, Pactory:
New York. fielvidere, Ills.
VArAS,TRAOE MAK
COPYRIGHTS.
CAN I OBTAIN A I'ATENTf Fo'r a
promnpt aniswer tattd anf hionest opinion.41 WIite, to
formation "iOncermnar44 Paitt iid~4te how to Olh.
tain) I hlem sent f ret'. A 144o a cat altogu of m1iechan-it
iloa nd444( tenltdilit i books senti free.
Patents taken thlronigh .ai 444n & (Co. receivt
special notico init lhe Meleint Iilie A ue ein n, and
ius arc brought whIlely bieforo th1e( pubilic withi.
OUt cost to the0 inven'itor. Th'is sldIend4id leaper,
Issued IvOokly, elegantly lilustra,tt- e has y faIr ihi
IMCtOlrcuIlationl of any sclentitle0 work ini tho
Wo.g a YeaI. 54amp il aC01u108 BOnt frcO.
JJidlI ECdition tuont bly. fR.50 a year. ktinglo
CODiOs. oo cnts. ECvery 1nmber conItms beau.
tiIful plates, In colors, and44 pho4togranhalil (of new
houses with plauns. eniabItng butitrs t) shotw theO
lat 0 Ns a eure e(44t ts. Ahi:
Gower A Speights,
-Dealers In
10ORS,
SASH,
BLINDS,
GL.ASS,
SHINGLES,
LATHS,
%EMENT LIME,
PLASTER,
HAIR,
PAINTS,
LUMBER, &C.
iity W'arohousr.. 107 L,aurons st.
Would ho glad to lavo our Pick
ms friends visit our Co 1, Wood
mid L,tume,r Ya(lrd, ol. C. W. C R.
R., cornr'r Broad awl G.(lorgia
Str(ofts.
Cower & Speights,
(Greenvlllo, s. C.
apr)29-9)7yl.
JUST RECE VED!
ktI1
I'1 :1 , ', 1t l . na
\\n
b it -
1 ' .
-, I.ihROWy, ..
rd A NA P.AL'.
t i mi b. 11 trat 1ew ay I i
- i l s t ul t : s t1 . It 4 1 1f 4 y I whia d
t i.\ "u h I (': rldts and u.int t1 f tr 1.t(1
ous cheai ii l sel thnI : . I i.-'1 41
anlI phai y.nIin p~'I' hi 24a0.4;u lt . l'ric
.ig 4e414 u er :li U ~u ith vi'l 1 heell wit ' sti
syis tij ti. tl iiin. 'h Ni i N i .
edwthh T-:9 the p rh is.gt
rLuLesIt gSONi itr ,JN llS.Mao
Irodc..4l I'r Titruipe 14)d '.\1 rI trtl
ng o edlar wort yourI' vu i 2.e pe
~ 11 11111C lu b l
in order to giv. ro m ter'1 a aul large o
WSo1 ow i theg otime for toehv
ing a li 't l money t etse raretttt
ELLRG ABRNS.
\Vhe we~1 I y "OS, w mea
OR S HOEPY
it aop t. \Te epa fll in o
unhlrsWLbUan RcomITH\?
Wer cllvn ar of hsfro n.rcpNq1i for
Awr'u, u an d a I w t yV 'lunds xofitiood
pries on floal or god.s, terefore we.
loto w lua j u Ics (ors'.Inlull.ul
jwrel7~a4 97 lit. 1 -A SL10Y,rii fr . dsrd
Situation. TCttr ow-Wuriule s |css gl
~MLUR WIBRH.LESMT,
tWAfter Seeing our Clothing.
And gotting the prices. We have i:te every citrt to borIn trade
and it will be groatly to your b,enelit to pmrehase your
of us now. Our goods "re liktdl wh\er\ v ui s an' r ti-d at re the best to be ob
tantlled.
If' you have not semn our stlck, Volt wilt 1. surlpI Isedl at the extensive
variety of carefully .electeI and hand(somet' 'l tattrnl in
Mli iN''.m;
Y<I ' K
' ()fl i'1 fl ~c ._
ANI) (' sH Nl R I'allN
in every conceivable :1nd <ltsirable stvle.
GR iNV LLI- S. C.
MORE BARGAINS!
Mle Alisielv &
I'y (00ds, No (It)w , ('ail'pki anid VNnildW slIdes..
Li.t W\',ek's S:lit w'.t .-n14'l' t'ut l "' far as mIn 1:: ,s tt'L k ' i concerned.
0;thr ,vell.I of stt"k has ben t\ v ier ut i n i. :1 n w ? very De.
1 . Illtwen It is in!I o lhumingl T ri::' : al ''f: . \\e Un .\ n N1 ::'::in vet, an'I are
l1 ikL i tll ' t very h Ir fii th 1 :1 , . . I., l i, rs II tI t as tood
lIar niuIs th;is wee'ik a4 1:a-t.
Wev arev eettIng, m Now o, \ t1o , i very \'' a\ l:\. bI1. a"1 t thet t'le':ringl
subs" t thet lig" .l I - I, : t I llu e N orth l i's"ll t'. : th ar.
1 l;.\lM(;.\lNS: Il G.\ lN '' \lu.I; \ INs : tt!tt
N I.wt1",s. Nw\ \Mitt,, N.,\\w Wa-hI (1i -ls. Nw Glves, New\ Table
1.ii.tsk, N lN"de rwer, .\ .\ Nti ll', Nl'w% llosie', New
1'tl i ( Il l'iot i.
---'1'iL1: N1EW .\l).
.\ brdl.en" I'labl Shirtiings (rlew'vrt st ylo' for Im1t'en's stiumlme' Shirts)
at I(n, 1 2 : ta I 1;) ents.
New Gn1(Iaze :iil Ant.o1a Flaninels (inf;I.ts wear) 25 to 50 cents.
"'' v:ards 410 inich (tint') Sea Ish,llll for l1.t n.
o'tlu can Sinulu y (in many lints t ot gioo1) get here this week, One Dol
lir and .'il't.y (enit, worth of goods, it r One Dollar,
L1 TEfR E PETTIE.
I'. S.-Bluttorick Patterns.
IIome 'I ione 93. Bell 'Phone 222. (reenville, S. ('.
THE BIST ARE MADE BY
II. C. 3MARKL EY.
1nl l Very \a:rteey of l ine ('Vi( eit~i.s, Ca-s
and I l'tarness, I Ilar<lwarei, 'a!ints;, Oils
At theQ
Greenville Coach Factory.
(i W. SIRL?1NE, Superntendent.
WHY NOT
Patronize Your Home
, People?
We repre)1s(tat str si'ui ek I (i' com
i'Se us biforii pIlcmig yurt z,A\
A. W. H UDCENS & ON,
Fire Insurance,
%"N. B. --WeII eninWIL wri.evo
A!ijll, Saw i\1ills anud aill kinids if
spoeial hazos,t iS
Charles A . Dana, I-:itior. 4
h'iily, by ail, Ii
alb . liN VI , is1, S.
: iithi' reae-1 ii,laiiN uS-ttiper.i
It. '. . Altl.8lI' , Dentist, Gron.
v_) ille, S. u. Ollcu over Addlon's
l)rug Store.
Rt. ItOBEItT KItK8HEY,
Physician and Sur+eon
OfI4e" at his residenec at the Kirloy
haonlo phaee, t,n Tu'a elve M ile ltive:..
MAltreb 8, 1894
D1t. T. 1). L EON A I),
DENTIST.
A ll work guaranteed.
would be pleased to serve you.
Greenville, S.C.
Ollco ovor lrne"u & Doater's Drug Store.
J C. FITZOEtAID, PILOTOORA.
* *41he4, Grnville, S. C. Olce over
Adtlisont 's i)t ig Store.
All work giiirluiteed to give sittisfuc.
tionI.
a1 18-97y1.
To The Public.
I E w bt1i rI esp1ee4lfiIlly informl the putb.
lie IIit I)"r. l,. 'I'. Welon, w%ho is
cli l:nt f:vorably known to the citizens
f 'i. Pick s ton.y, is 'now associatedt
u ii . inl t Ie prac ice of l)enistry.
m lice: Inttire front roomis (ip stair.)
(City Nati,ti a Ih:1nk ltlock
1)ts. N otwooi & Noitwoon,
(fteuville, S C.
It. A. 3tt,tt(.\N, W. F. HILASSINGAMs,
villk" :. ('. 'iCkensi, S. .,
Moi'ii & Blassingame,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
'icke.ns, C. If., 8. C,
1'rat titt inl all the, Vourlt.4,
Better Raise Mules
Than Buy Them.
JIM ]IASICIEL,, weigls about 1000
1 t inmais atiti will serve mitares at Pickeus for
$10 for a volt..
'I'lZt' l I'l', is ftutr years old, weigh,
:iboutt. a;0) fiiutls aautl will servo mares at
(1oubtlings ('reek farm for $t for a colt
C. L. Holline-sworth.
l)ec. t, 4.'i
Misses McKAY,
Min Street, Cll ENVILLE, S. O.
Have now re.nly for sale all the
Latest, Styles inl
Hats, Boiiiiets and Caps,.
For Lal ios, M isses ned Children.
[7 ''lhey ke.p constaintly on hand all the
Novelties it. It we t prices.
Your p'attronttg;e solited.
MISSES McKAY,
Mamn Street., Greenville, S. A..
A li; CII:K. (EO. E. COOPER.
CLARK & cOOPER,
-I)ealeis in
MARBLE AND GRANITE
MONUMENTS,
4EYTombstones
of every
Description.-wt
-ALSO
MANTELS, ST1ATU7ARY, Y"ASE
andi( WrougLht. Iron FEICNG(.
C.LAil( & COOPER,
apriS-97y1 . Greenvile, S. 0.
SALE,
o --
'.t:iunI, No. 1-, .\!iti street. (Opposite
.-ir:ietlley N. .; ehrr's new. stei.)
I .itil t hein. every.thing ',ill goi at a grens
i"iid'.- I1tt'. i' "wers, lIibheen, Veilin,
I.:a e, St:ie op t e, 4'or'ets , (genid summlier
w '::: for o)II -ea.1 ;eii iVivt. Also a&
lnvt he dell' . Iii' - s of11 all jiesipt ion(ls,
G RL EN\'I LLE, S. C.
b: 5vi.
A\ lir e lot of men11 andi boy's
I keep'1 a full line of
UIDL)ES, ETC.,
ti-rI pay cashd for hid's, wax awl1. tail
low.
iuecessor 14 ( Gower & Go~od lett,
102 la in Street, G reeiltlei I, 8. C.
Bicycle Con
test
-AT'
50O.*IIs"'ie50.
Ladi ' orents Model gi.ven away
hiv I)teksen.
We' will give the above named
highd grade, well know~n Bicycle. TPo
ay p'fiersotn lain ig Ithe haigest amoutt
of sailes t.o :lir -e lit for Shoes by
Ocht.oher 1 .t. 4'7.
Whoo.~(l ('n (.xh'bitijon at Bates' Hi
The Fnotory Shoe Store.
d. M.Dl ckscn,
!Manga'r.