The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, September 23, 1897, Image 3
The People's Journal.
LOCAL ITEMS.
-Cotton 6R @ 6 .
-The opossum season is near
at hhnd.
-L. D. Stephens lost a valuable
horse last week.
-Equinox set in this week.
Look out for rain t
--Muscadines are ripening and
the small boy is happy.
-Rain is needed is the o y of
most every farmer now.
-A treaty of peace has been
signed betweon Spain and Cuba.
-Miss Lucia Folger, of Easley,
is visiting Miss Corrie Bruce this
week.
-Dr. W. F. Austin will be in
Central September 29th and 80th
1897.
-Several valuable tracts of
land are to be sold salesday in
October.
-Van Freeman, of the Maynard
section, was in town on business
Monday.
-Editor W. W. Ball, of the
Greenville News, was in Pickens
last week.
-Bora, unto Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
0. Thompson on the 18th inst.,
a fine girl.
---J. C. Jennings and family
have moved into the Bradly h.use
on Main street.
--J. B. Merrel, representing the
Walhalla Marble Works, was in
town last week.
-H. Abercrombie, who lives about
three miles east of town, is vor f
sick with fever.
-Fires were needed very much
Tuesday morning for the first timo
in several months
-Mr. J. W. Cannon and wifo,
of Oconee county, visited in this
county last week.
-Lawyers, James P. Carey and
Julius E. Boggs, attenuod court at
Walhalla last week.
---Chas. H. Johnson, of Charles
ton, is spending awhile with Capt,
H. C. Grady this woek.
-Reese Rowen, who lives east of
Piekons, has erected himself a
commodious dwelling.
-The Auditor request that the
trustees send in poll list of their
respective districts at once.
-The baptizing of the Baptist
church here took place Sunday
and two converts were baptized.
--Mess. Fred Symmes and A n
sel Miller, of Greenville, visited
at Capt. H. C. Grady's this week.
--Rev. W. Li. Anderson preachied
an interesting sermon to a large
congregation at Oross Roads Sun
day.
--Rev. T. C. Holsclaw was elect
ed pastor of Cross Roads church
last Saturday, to serve the coming
year.
-Messrs. Henry Looper and
Sam C.ox of Mica, left Monday
for Saluda, N. C., to enter school
there.
--At a recent election in Green
ville Municipal Authorities, B. A.
Morgan, Esq., was elected city
attorney.
--Miss Mattie Hester, in accomi
pany with Mrs. H. B. Hendricks,
visited Miss Rhesa Looper, of Mi
ca, last week.
--Henry S. Hartzog, of Barn
well county, was elected Presidlent
of Clemson college last Thursday
by the trustees.
'-B. M. Griffin and J. D). Holder
left Tuesday for Transylvaiina
county to purchase a shipment
of shoop and cattle,
--Mrs. A, R, Harris and son
Harry, who have boon visiting ro
latives and friends in Virgimia re
turned home last week.
-Rev. J. T. McBride, of Ander
son county, preached ain interest
ing sermon in the Presbytorian
church last Friday night.
--Married, at the resi(fdnco of
Magistrate Garvin, of Central, on
the 19th inst., Sydney Collins to
Julia McCann. All colored.
--At a conference of the Baptist.
church last Sunday Rev. A. J. S.
'T.homas, of Greenville, was re-el
gpted pastor for the ensuing year.
--Misseu IHattie. Henry and
Lillie Ma.y Rowley, two charming
youn.g ladies of 'Greenville, are
visiting Miss Hattie Grady this
reek.
-"Do you stutter all the time?"
asked a kind lady of the poor
young inan. "N-n-n-no," wvas the
answer, "only wh-wh-wh-when .I
-Tho trestle near Capt. HI. 0.
Grady's on the Pickens and Easloy
psiloadneds attention. It should
he looked af ter at once, or we will
have another wrook.
-Rev% 3. M. Stewart will preach
the funeral of Mrs. Tollison, wife
of Row rI W T,,"ison at Oolenoy
- -,he first Sunday
11 a. mn.
1. Livery, Feod
chainge stao will be p)ut
ti here soon. This will make two
s ables in' Picke. In spite of
the agidortune of the railroad
Pievkan ja noming to the s.r.n .
-Read the Treasurer's notice
in another column.
-Court convenes here the fourth
Atkonday in October.
-The merchants are beginning
to put on a smile for the fall trade.
-Mrs. J. F. Smith, of Field, was
reported as being very sick last
week.
Miss Lila Riley, of Easley, is
visiting Miss Aurie Hollirgsworth
this wook.
.-Mise Florence Mull, of Car
son's Creek, N. C., visited in this
county last week.
-P. K. Mayfield, of Mayfiold,
Greenville county, was in town on
business last week.
--Bee Lewis and family will,
shortly, occupy the house recently
vacated by J. C. Jennings.
-It is said that the retail price
of cigaretts will advance to ton
cents oi account of the Dingloy
tariff bill.
-Griflin & Holdor have some
fine horses to sell. They will buy
horses and mules and pay good
prices for thein.
-Magistrate Jones. of Dacus
ville Township, was in town on
business last week and reports the
health in that coiamunity good.
-J. McD. Bruce has changed
his advertisemont in the JOURNAL
this week and ho oflor, good bar
gains. Read it and give him a
call when in town.
-Wo havo been notified by
several citizens in town that their
fowls have been going ata tremon
dons rate for the past week. What
can it be that is getting thorn?
-Rev. L. A Falls, of the M. E.
church south, will preach on top
of ''ahkF Rock on Friday, October
8th, 1897. Ie, with a party, will
caPei up there the iiight of the
7th.
-An editor became martial and
was created captian. On parade,
instead of "two paces in front
advance I" he unconsciously baw
led out, "Cash-ono dollar a year
advance I''
-The Sylvan Valley News please
take notice that we edit the Joult
NAL and not the News. Hareafter
he will please credit only articles
clipped from this papor-wo do
not want credit for writing his
editorials at all.
-Miss Tirzah Hughes, of Roan
oke, is now employed with the
firm of Neshitt, Trowbridge & Co.,
of Piedmont, as head trimmer of
the millinery department and will
I be glad for her Pickens frionds to
call and see her when there.
-Constable Curoton captured
seven gallons of corn whiskey
from Coat Howard and Will Smith
Saturdaiy between the Camp
Ground and Central. They were
triedl and conyicted and sent to
the chain gang for thirty days
each.
-Albert Aiken, son of Tomps
Aiken, of near Sunny Dale, died
on the 7th inst., at the home of
his brother, near Galloway, N. C.
He was visiting there when ho
took sick. Ho was about 18
years of age. Many relatives and
friends are lef t to mourn his death.
-Lost :-Somewvhere near here
laist week, ai mortgage given by IR.
D). Childross to J. T. Childress and
it was given on a bay horse and
red cow. The0 public will p)lonso
take notice not to trade for same
and the finer will please send same
to .J. TI. Childress, at Groenvillo,
S. C.
-A severe wind, rain and hail
storm passed'( thriough the Cross
Roads section Friday svening.
The barn of Mr~. S. S. Childs,
near Dr. W. Tr. Field's, was blown
down and1 the crops in that section
wore badly dlamagedl. in the
George's Creek section the hail
ruinodl the cr01) Oin on the Tu'rnor
Hill plantation.
-We learn that Mrs. JTames
Rm'inos, wife of James Raines, died
at her home in Gaffney, On the
1 0th inst., w ith fever. They lived
in P'ickens several years and( wero
b othI well kniown hero, Mr. Raines
being at tho time eml)oyed in this
oflico. There are many friends
hero who will groatly regret to
hoar (of her death.
--Ani eloven months 01(d child
of Mri. and Mrs. .Jas. Bakor, of
Central, was i nstan tly k il led last
week by being rnn m over by a wagon.
They were going (down a hill when
the little one slipped from its
mother's lap and lell under the
wvhool. The hereaved par~ents have
the sympa thy of many relatives
andl friends.
-Charloy Will iamis, color'ed,
who is awvaiting court on a charge
of house breaking, attempted to
break jail last week by burning
a hole ini the wall, but before lie
succeeded in getting the hole burn
0(1 he was~ stoppod b)y the sheriff'
and chained to the floor in the
centor of tho cell. Heo will not
have any more opp)ortun ities.
-ThIe, picnic of thie Pickens
Rtifles at the Hlagood place above
town was a grand success. A
goodlly number of the compaay
were( pre~sent andl about five hours
were spent in dIrillimg. Capt. I.
M. Mauldin is taking great inter
est in the welfare of the company
and they should assist him in
making the Pickens Rifilos the
WN, hat is goiig on in atid arollitl I,herty.
[Correpndtlenit to the .l(lt":X.\I..1
L,iherty, S. ('., Sep te'nhear 20ih, I.S97.
--lliss hatnnie Sheldon is hiiting her
brollier Dr. sheld"n.
-- ct i:c )I ry ll liat , lf ':: se v iie at
Ite. W . ii. Wornii i's sili .t.N:lie'lrtli
- -l iss 1'Ih t iW tok i'%ln ln, f the E-:a,1s
il r: elt t ish 1, is i tinig'~ rebit s her.
-1eir'. W. K. i liggs a1n el:hlh er. \liss
Ni1.a, viwitetl rehltives in toem iatnty.
--'I'iit Oil tcill is bieing elelsed tip re:ly
for work a Ill be started ink aI wekn rc.o.
-toeople still wi t ret o n ut y h till
aroettd I.ihe'rty to get, thleil ben 1tit etf gooi
Schools.
-'Ih-re wavA a considlerabtle :lunount of
etittil 1u1:irketel lhert" iast weik as lawii a
iri l"t'ts are.
--Mrs.A. I lie.t lel(Iid and s l .tiii-s, of
At hiint:, are visiting her iiutighter, NIr . ,.
II. ilrow\n.
--The 1 fii f l let & l- ,1ii6ltn have
ti,volve c'opartnership. 1I lhni ton sielling
his itterest to T. N. Itt. "r.
--au-rieil, Septeiber 20th 197, .1. I.
M'oorle alili .\lis, S.i.l. spearma11. .l4hn1 T.
llh,i N. I '., tlli"ilted. ..\l 1 of it" llsc i
eit 1n11t v.
-Ai infant 'htibll t"f TI'htt';. i ir:ieatl y, t.I'
tin:1, dtietd there i 1t k tk an was
brough ft t er' e for int' rlnt'n at the I:nlu:lth
e Netie onr.
---uttoin is being h:ulel to the- giln rap1
tlv ail tihey an'- putt ing inl all hty aInd
liar't tfl the' ctiht, giining;; lbout twte'nty
hasv it eh\.'
-Prof. I.awr""enci.\till"i aInd .' . Stewart
ha\ve r"et111rneet fron1-1 a tinlt a 11tluntatin
trii ei. They visited :la at as Ilog Iaek
tollnlain t rtti trninl; v'i: \\I i i l Ittr i lle.
' IIlha li, eiti., ill Ii.'i. hiI'a, lone to
his honti t aCnre.
-- l. ie Sinith, alii ;aIl:andl wl\II knn
citiZil of tlii, r nuly, lied'II in l'Ii'iulhi: tle'
7th inst. le had been l iir \eral unlntih,
for treattnnt, le was :fi abttI n ars of
age Mild U-aea Di shrg.e.yt 11 his
dleatht. IIlis re'in:tils we"r" I:iiid tt t a 41lt Iilh
Ziotl h111ryin g gr-411114.
-T1re i ,iine tl tf -Ilin, t ataer
hlere Soon. An entterpri., n hieh Iu11 nlever
b11'0een it llcet'Ialken at tiih It pl:t . All the
other town" s inl thell eutiity have tried their"
h:tlnll and we thitik wet Mnight. We 11hink it
at poor town thai t ' :e 1ir,e seit lit"ient. local
talenci to un.iie :a ae'. ' isi 1t we"l"u - nl. o
dli,pensary, 11t. t.h'r1" is ,Int lin. I d ilhls
nict: I y. Bill w\e dlo not h1l' i n- f l eii
a1 titne see i t, i' : thatil l t' \ iil Il h rI..
rel is e' of th' s wn li'l- in 1114 h n lws:t'
1'1iec iclsiet'sis. WI i lte ill li1 tha1 the keg of
inlteris ti1k is t he i ' r t': i l,n ial1. 'Tris
alrit. en1Itughl to si nok the P 1i'r of a ;,lasi
er't i s iIent lt :tiir ro seen or whis
key kog. \'et 't is viri o: ly done. W' hb'
w\hiskey tell-s the big~e"st h.e. lit sollto
Snal'terls yll are ili n i111ti lt if yttu fav l' oi
t.he en1for.t nlg of the l il nor :t w :l\\ tl l hn l e <I'
rights or priv1ile',ets tuto sat:"redI iit v u a,s:tiledt
event" b.1iy solne w\hi 'hI till oilice in the Ihit rh
atul te cit e s oint rc.tl'litolS t'i ln" reli gio ls.
What next- .
-The snsattion after s"n4ation:i tri:l
No. , wa', hebt at itasl"y thet1ici elay
anel verily it egi wonhi stint t hat Andlly .I1oes
fllt lr for a t 1 ppe r haw\yer, werel abtolll t.c
their w'.its4 1'111 whenu th y- \"Ihipptell in ;Itl
ema l tyedl :1n attorney t1I it-ilp brinlg thi-i
dhear 11)Ilbh- A1141y 11ut of at hoh-, I,sI rep'n r
has1 i t anyw'\ay.") T1'h-y wevre eienly : lf
f ri td t an t,:a'.ley jltry at< well? at M\ag;i
trate Cutretnn, for w\e itunerst:In,t th:tt. C:on
stab le I >la er.1ille sattldenly itn1 -1'I up ti
sitl-t w\onder'1f111 plrllportionls that it dtidl n14
e.lttne within thi irisi'it ionl of :l itagistrate
a1fter t.h "-I' grte;tt hw aitr)_t111n- h:tl swa:ye4
the I rtn e foroutg1)i'trate' (tt'.in to Illy. Ila
-J. N. Kng, of Greenville, was
in town on business last week.
-Love may be blind, but it can
smell the cloves on i man's breath
just the same.
--WANTED :-3,000 pounds of
green and dry hides. iighe;t
prices paid in goo is or cash.
El 1n011 Bros., Easloy, S. C.
-Ex-Clerk of Court J. J. L,ew is,
says he has a number of eld deed
on hand that he has nover recei%ved
pay for recording same and will
be very glad if those who are in
terested to call and got thom and
pay the charges.
--The protracted meeting in
the Methodist church at Piclkens
will embrace the second Sunday in
October, the regular day at the
church. Tho pastor will be as
sisted by the Rev. W. A. Rogers,
of Buncombo streot, Groonville,
S. C. Let ovorybody attend and
make tho meeting a success.
-A disgusted nOwspaper man
gives the following philosophical11
reasons for retiring from the busi
ness : "A child is ,orn, the do
in attendance gets $10, tIho editor
notes it and gets 0; it is christened,
the ministor gets $4, the editor
writes it ill) and gets 00 ; it marries,
the ministor gets another fee. the
editor gets a piece of cake or (100;
in course of time it dies, the doc
tor gets from,$5 to $10, the minis
ter gets another $4, the under
taker $25 to $40-the editor prints
it and receives 0000-and then the
privilege of running free of charge
a card of thanks."
HIIDE OUT, MINER.
"It seeims that "Annilias and
Sapphire" posterity still inhabit
this world. Evidence of the fact
may he seen and heard every day.
If the fool killer should get through
his immense contracts in the Si
toe swamps there may he some
lively times expected in less than
a hundred miles of hero."
"What in the name of all that's
crooked does the Journal editor
mean? Is he trying to bring into
disrepute our beautiful ''Sapphire"
section, or has he taken to the
Santee or s0110 other swamps to
dodge the fool killor? An oxplin
ation is in order."-Pickons Ju,
fal.
The first paragraph above was
written by "C," the Liberty cor
r6spondent of Tnh JoUaNAL an11d
was written as a prelude to a senl
sational trial in progross at Liber
ty. The last paragraph was writ
tell by The Sylvan Valley News
editor, of Brevard, N. C., and cred
ited to the Pickons JORuNAL.
We guess, from this au-icle that
the "fool killer" is 1-unning himi a
p)retty close i-ace andl that ho is so
badly scared lhe is not resp)onsi ble
for his acts. HIe dlon't even know
the differenca between the noted
liar of Holy Wr-it fame and their
artificial lake town which the'.y
call "Sapphiroe," which means, we
reckon, a lie.
A JIeauIIu Dasee.
On Friday night the 17th inst,
the young 1)eop)e of Pickons
and visitors from other towns had
the plcasuro ot enjoying them
selves at the Hotel D)e Thornley.
The dlane was well attended and1(
tihe occasion was 01ne lonIg to lbe
reimembel)red,
The ladlies that were- presentil
andl the costumes they woiro were
as follows:
Misses Rhosa Looper, Mica, hel
liotr-opo or-ganldie, timmiied in
satin r'ibbon and1( lace ; Gert rude
HIagoodl, Easley, white sat in; L4il
lie May Rowley, Greenville, whit''
mull ; Lucia F"olger-, Easloy, white
organd io; IIntt ie Henriiy, (Green
ville, white lawn ; Mary Town
scud, Charleston, wth Ito or-giando;
idau1 H agoodl, Easley, blue1 organ
(lie; H attie Grady, wvhito or-gan
die; M\ay Robinson, white lawn;
Boessio Ash more, white sw its:
IDaisy Jennoglus, white or-gandio;
Melanco Thornlecy, pleated saitiln
grooni, trimmed in white laco:
.Jonnic Lewis, green tirimnmed in
wvhite lace; Corrio Bruce, white
organdlio.
Mossrs. Walter Bowonl, Soneca;
Hal and Bruce Hlagood, 1Casley;
Ch as 11. Joh nson, Charleston:
Jno. L. Thornley, JIr., Larry C.
Thorn ey, Bei-trani Thornleby, Peor
1ry F. Thornlloy, Rufus Ash more,
TV. C. Robinson01, Capt. I. M.- Maiul..
din B. M. Griflini, Henry and
llii Grady, Ernest F'olgor, C.
Hi. Alexander, WV. 0. Hester,
Homer Richey, Lucius Earl-I, W.
F. Blassingamo, and~ C. L,. Cureotoni.
TIheo gen tlemon woro0 all1 dre'(ssedl
in a full dIress suit. TIhe music
wa'us made by "'Bill" A lIen, of Groon
ville. Th'le young peoplo are un -
der' many obligations to Mr. and
Mrs. .1. L. Thor-nley, fori their
kilndoIl ss.
Notice of Final Settleme-t.
onl the 22d1 day, of October 197, for b-ave toI
Stephent t Hurine, iih-ceaisedi, and aisk to bie
(iISillii4i2JosephO\Nalle:(I,
TresIpass11 Notie.
All persons are he.rebyv warnued not i
hunit, fish or ini any way tr,espaiss on umy
lands except the pa u l ighmways. Puri
501ns disregarding this ntice m will he pirose
cuted. 0. W. IESsie.
JONE Nerve and flone Oil Cures
Rheumatism, Cuts, Sores, Burns
and Braises Large bottle 25 cents.
F~or sale by Froeeman & Henldicks, Pick
cii, 8. C.
RA? ''Relief Cures Sick-e'ache
Neuralgia, Cramps, Cholera Morbus
Diarrhw a, &c. 25 cents for large bottle
For sale by Freeman & IIetulrleks, Pick
ens, S. (G.
JI+iONS
IVER
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Are different from all other
medicines. Each performs
a specific duty, thus doing away with
drastic purgatives and curing by the
Mild Power Theory.
One Pink Pill touches the liver, re
inoves the bile, the bile
moves the bowels. The
Tonic Pellet does the rest.
Iavo one? Sample freo at any store.
Complete Treatment, 25 dosc 25c.
Brown M t'g. Co.. N. Y. a Oreeneville, Tenn.
''or sae bly F'rrenuun .I lenthi; ks, Pick
tns. S. ('. jul8-1.
Summons For Relief.
TllE ST. 1l'h: F SOi'Tll CAItOi,1NA,
('01UN't-Y' (,F" Ill1t Ns. f
In the ('outrt- of commton l'kea .
N ew,on Oats, Franclris A. Sheek. Joseph
Jols.lsse o . (htts, Wiiamt It. Ont,
1ugu 1tu I.rr (ht s. .asper Oats, Saut.
liel Oats:at .Mary 1t A. Smith.
PlaintlIDT.
l lfnfs S. ('. ltoperr, lytohinrt.m J. iI.
:lIoper, Jav S. ('. loperr, Oler 1). ,.
lIt~pur. ('e'luinhusTl . 1. l (Ioper, Phill ipl
F. 11'u1.", al S. it. I o1 rl, W1iplinun
P. Itl"(i atl tunnei l i). H:oper.
ID-femlants.
Siinnou s For lirlief.
(('nimpI:aint. Serretl.)
'oll I he IfIen v S amenimuled:
1o'u art. Ib-rrby S:11ut oomtl( l(] re
i3r I ;t:.sw r Oh romplaiut Inl this
:at tiun, ft whIi,'h a1 copy Is herewith
serve< itlp'n .ol, a1iI to serve at copyS' of
yone ans'te. to thr s-li-l r, ompl li(t onl the
sub-e riber ait Iteir Otive at:likes
i~t h u;; mu'.iIla, willli 4w t il 1 1'y af (.r
th M--r i-fC 11 r 4 of. ,x Ilu-iv4 of the it1
o f 4u lh - t ,4 i " : :uI. i f 4 4 1 f . i l I4 ) ,a i 1'
1the 4'(t14p41ai44tI wiin14I, t hto' afore14sahl4,
1lte I'lItii itl, il t li- :4-1 io, will :11l to
Ilh ('urlt f4r Ilhe" rt-lirf 414-(11ma..tletl in the
11. <14, AlIit,I-l 1:;h . . I).. 1897,
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WnrtIh. I'1;.i itill's A'tt"ilrney.s.
T1o the' miilt.1 <!tiru,lautI
Ytiut a4l e:.t'"h of mol ar41' hr r noti*
lirl to h:tv4 a1 gllar(liiui :ll lit ('i 1 oit'1l ilit
ril 1i) rer141"a it :;on inl thi: ease, wIthi'l
I wr,"i v 1:" fr tIII hr. service of this no
I ice on yIll 1. :11(1 if yolk fail to clo So tie
1 iintill', will h:tve 1 nn app 4oint. )
i'1thrart, We 1=, Ausel :ant l lollintgs"
,twurlh. l'l;tintitl''s Attornerys.
To lit- e ,"l ttntlatis ohuvr ttatle,l:
l'.last t take not ir that the objects o
- the 8111mmons aticl ('nmplaint. in tn'his ae
> 11411 are 4) 1111 titi n 1 al saell the lei
latte ;f ltfl, l' O:at, <l'rentel, whi)
wa., w,i u'11to hitt a i(lowt am(l chil Iren it
1it i4l .lII1eal 4''.4'u441141:ittainl settle lI
(*lli*e ( :11441 111.4'reil 1- iei il 41141 44' ufn r.o
: 114 o l It was fildo ill I i' 01110(4 0
- .!. h , ,C.k of I i.or,t . , omnioIn.,, I4.le .s .1..
I4o'Iens4 ('lhunty* on th ,'ith (Iay of Alt
guI 1S197,
M~cF AL L'S
1) BU DC ETs"no
--OF
PILUN and PH AX
FOR THE PHOLKS.
1ied lhng Aldi(cine anetl enlied'( It Polsou..
4444., whenti von4 shouh114 ha:ve4 satid N~on-.
I '14i'(onouI. I Iowver,: the( goodl PhIolka
h4av4 tauight. 04n 1o It, aml4 they3 do sauy
thlit it is JItI TlIE TVIlING.
You1 1migh1t men411on 1 the114 faict thaIt we
wlell as:1 S ates 1 (4.1'hal:k. Ink 1, I 'eil s, Pe'ns,
14th inig 11ll41 11al 1od of41 I (1very kil
4'' in 41 i4. I, and4 11( the ni(es, lin 111 of 1uitl
W.J T. ii 'iFalil.
I have' now1'II n 1 tc ai coin plete
'Water Pad'
Trusses.
The "'CIEAPEST,"~ the
"MOST COMFOltTAlm]I4U
an1(I "DUTlABi' TIUsSS''
inl tile Mar'ket.
D RU GS,
of all k inlds, an1<( at pl ices to
sutII the timesh~. Colme and see
1110.
G. W. Earle.
JPicn1ron S. C.
R. L. R.
NEW SPRI
Prices that speak fot themsel v
ORGA
The ladies sa that our line of
therefore it goes that they must be.
O)rga&ndies ot 15 cents, Organdies
Organdies at 371 ceuts. All Organd
1)IMI
The p1tettiest line ever shown in
ever from 8 cents to 15 cents. For 1
Dimity worth 25 cents.
DRESS COODS-CO
This stock is comnplete with all tI
domestic, from the cheapest to the fin,
A Few Special Pri
A 75e. blac. Henrietta for 50c.
A 65c. black figured Jacquard for
50c.
A 6Oe. black figured Etamine for
S0c.
A 20e. Gents HS Linen Handker
chief for 100.
1 doz. ladies fine bleached vest,
worth $1.00, for GOc.
3 spools cotton for 10c.
4x7 Smyrna rugs $1.75, worth
$3.50.
And thousands of other bargaims
Call and see our stock and get p
]AR
LOW P
New Store,
NEW -
YES. everything new and stylis
my store at Calhoun, Pickens Count:
When the trading public of
GOODS, I invite you all to visit m:
1rices.
A look will convince you thtt t
stock comprises the latest styles in
DRY GOODS, T
HATS, CLOTHING, H
GLASSWARE
I will make a specialty of Shoe
stylos for Men. Women and Clii re
CERY DEP'ARTAENT. Yon will
tractive, at the lowest possible figuir
Mv 1psint line of Ior'egoing go
demalfnd every diay. The pnice indnt
my goodsH are attractive.
I am dleterined1o to be " Lea
locality and servo you politely and a
F. ]
Doyle Building.
mar1l8-97y1.
?WP. S -A car load of No.
B RUCE)
-45STC
CHOCK FUL
Bought direct from N EW YC
The nicest select ion we hi
i.i la ger than ever be
ing now a litthi
There is no better 1
and)( nobody is mloreC anxi<
We as~k you to conme to see us
cotton ani
Yoto
J. McD,
ON YOUR MI
To remind you that as5 each year
is still trying to grow moro vigorons
melthods5, earnestly diesiri ng to bentefit,
obtainable for as lhttle monecy ats will,
dollar for (dollar.
I have used extra care in biuig
that I can give the best valnes for thle
In Woolen I )ress Goods, I have ni
at prices from 15 cents to $1 .00 a yar
I give my best attentioin to Black
that on tliis Ii ne, thei re is noth in g in t!
Mly co(l lection of Organdies, Greni
Staplo Atrticles ate kept in ami
season. Good heavy Cotton Checks
at 5 cents. Th'le best line of Cottonal&
lrices
AMy Shoe Business is unq1uest ione
only good ones. (I let the other 1ell
every defective shoe.
WVhen you want anything in a st
nearer supply ingy your wvants than any
Trrade wvith Park for Cash
and then you will sOon have Cg
BENTZ
NG GOODS.
s. Our Prices always tho lowest.
N1)IES.
Organdies are the prettiest in town
at 25 cents, Organdies at 30 cent,
es 10 per cent. lower than others ask
T11 IFaS.
Giecnville and at prices lower than
c>nts we give you a real Frenci -
LORED AND BLACK
e newest weaves, both foreign and
est, with trimmings to match.
ces for This Week.
-r Smnyi na rugs $2.89, worth
Art. S-1ua,res froi $5.00 up.
I hox, three cakes, Buttermilk.
Soap, ( cents.
13 yards Fruit of the Loom Bleach
$1.
23 yai ds Sea Island for $1.
8 yn t ds Blouse Linen for $1.
Clark's Spool Cotton 20c. duzon.
Best Apron Gingham 5c. a yard,
too numerous to mention.
rlces.
7DL~ tINV
RI CTO7S.
INw Goods,
PRICES.
1, as wcll as durable, will be found in
, .C.
this locality are in need of first class
store and111 examnilie my stock and
his A dvetlisenment is no Humbug. My
vOTION S, SHOES,
ARDWARE, CROCKERY,
IND FURNITURE.
and koep in slo(k all the leading
11. I also liave :t well stocked IRO
ailwnys finid e very tho g fresh and at.
ods5 incIludIe. "VA LUJES' ' that are in
Veents areC as strong as th qiiiual ity of
der of Low Prices" in this
tintively.
Resp)ct fullIy,
L. CARTERL.
CALHOUN, S. C.
1 Timothy IIay, at $1 a hundred,
L OF GU0ODS.
IRK, b)y ani e'xpeicedCC buyer
[Ive ever had. 0Our stock
for'e and (.we are carry
3 Of eerythuing.
tiarket thani Pickens
Ilus lo lea'~se than' we arc,
. The~( maktpiopi for
s truly,
, BRUCE._
*Gr IW'I
20ORY H100K.
Ii: d anid as a new one come,
in better andl more alctiv'e business
'vei'y (1ustommer, b:- giving best values
~onsist wit h paiy ig l.is own obligaion1s
my goodis this season andl feel assured
least money ollerced anywhere.
niy ot the new~est weaves anidcor,
Dr ess Goods and muhesitatmngly say
m up-)counitry thait will surIpass me.
)(hoiS, Lawns mald Swmsse~s is a
iBEAUYy."
Ssipply at all times without regard to
.t eenits. Cood yard wide Bleaching
e I have ever hiad and at tho lOWest
(I My customers know that I keep
w Celp thme sorry ones.) I make good,
ore comeI to Park's ho can come.
havie in Groenmville.
during 1897. It. will save you money,
ish for your' actual anned*