The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, October 07, 1897, Image 2
rTe people's Journal.
T'. IlOtINSON, rlitor.
\V. o. IIESTFER, P1nhr.
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the alper :el :tide li sneh rates.
I<,.eiI ttotiees, in lo':al eoltiunn, 10 reits
per lii fior first in+ert i oi ti 1 1l iye eeits for
p:U )h suitha etlet, inisertiol.
Ael ti:et l tutits for entigli isste s le 1
bie lhatleel inl not lattertlIan lotlay mtorn
The etitor will tiot. he respionsilile for tha
vie's andt opinituns of .eorrespotlent5, lit
less the saine tre editoriatly etidorsetl.
'111I-S )AtY. OCT. 7, 18t)7.
'li'E.: .lU NA 1 is takitig no stoc1
ill the' li(eile ilb11Ca1 row in tlih
cotlitY Ove'r tlhe Pickens post of
lice, It 511.1entder0(l a good da
of vliable Space to the comtint
ants 11s a na tttol" of IlOWS and Ai
act of j ustice to all si<b's.
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IEE:tON I'O(:EIIIRIII.
\V'ith le t xception of thtie 5( na
torial race, there 1hals bwe1n nothing
of a p1olitiva\ nature to agitato th(
pe(ople1 and1( judging froml theo votl
inl that e"I--etion the,y werl' no
mrtlerh 4e111( 1(is l"over i., 'li
year, toing ot1' year inl politics
would 511"llI to inalie flewspaperP
l)li all(I li sipii 1or tei rlirilers,
ut1 Su ha lni ( Ietben the Cas1',
On t.lee e"eeltlrarl" On. (e1 1)t*rtttit,yi
of luineuzing th11peopelet Indpr
liti ng ti"lir tiil teril inttrest has
he0tl P1ula "e d itild the press is to
boc ged ng t1111110(I oni th1 res llts in
the-14, (ilctl" le s.
\\'hile therte1 1lat li e""n1 o1 r(evoe
lutionl il tha- Stae , yer-t. a stead1y
ali (lee (ie he ll 1)lt has rakell
pla:e inll II. th o lings and epinions
ofTh ole. an the Sa e a-d '
or t .at
... iatiCt
-iti I )i1ph, ii11)11(15tuir tpp ies
C tte tilenet W l"ill sti "rectlv he ai t
this gr"dt l (hi dtte.
It hlls ner heo Ict Iloso of
Il, gI.l' N \i. til hais' at fat lso
alarm and ha e the p)"e1plo dissat
isfted with leulic ar'airs. It is
most re,prleesa)ible in anypaer
the)eop iS nit trplic oflic ils
adtobrnt. reproachl uon~)i the
laws of0 th a oitici ans 1011mV lcanjQ
alod tohot such bt n ewspaers,
whihoeiU t ''.1 to iveand moe the i
true purose ofit' junagsm canoiii
wihnt imputyaid uc objects. 111)
Thne o lie ofe thae oState andeth<
coutdes givI eeionsttfor tlie fiS(th
t( satis lcl amagosdo .
ie ofileasl' mote shold no twe
Histrecor Cis( open(1 Llto crillicn
bte itshold boa air nwo
but lt i'! ntIlt, toiepect an ju(:l
treatmot.e Hd oth knwspapetlii
and poi liticians h bet mgor lniet
qaotd honest in ether ex prosio
about says oe ha o tei
plII would v longs go tbeenlon
ted atd qton. Iof italn impo
taace o~ the welfareot of jtepiat
couldn ha bhen tihl coetnsubtn
calnd fatstatori1ly ted. o akn
cThen olig r quis(tstionis in1( prohe
ofe ttlemet, a d tI)etr,he peo
wi lllreastol) t.og te an nece)1)O
thed thoe (lim ie atdtI
.ht e asitti rO)Ueaa-c f E ts.
setading havth, ttore was a on
melunicatio headed,tOI a "Rpuliem
yin, Cc tlwit t n1 by otito o.I
thage foir didres not o alythill
tric ad it th Utit lig e ort( il
quoted thdittsnfor alpuros <r
oendthe mneti atlright
thae ad: rbte noe
h . me.n fonrik gt thea floo3
cater ta heoitonof tpostasto
atwtis ple and that is a underi
stadig astht te eein w
inoro abbiso than anly other mani in
tho country, but he felt proud :of
oio thing, that tho meanest thing
they could say about him was that
ho was a republican, while he was
sorry to say that thoy had said
much more about him, but that it
was untrue and they know it, but
they would do and say those
things so there was no chance to
got at thorn. And desired to stato
that one of thtso mon that had
been the loudost mouthed in his
ablso of hi in was now a appliant.
for 1,10 postdflice hero and thatl ho
had always been'l 11n'ominlenlt ini re'
1)ublican' counciIs, and that ho
never hoard anything of A. M.
M'lorriy being a rep)Uhlican utita1
Just betfore the oloctionl of Mir, Mlo
lhilnlv. whien the, pit' coun11totr ('anitn
in viOw and t.hit he was bioing
pusthed forward for this placo Iy,
sone of our presolt loadors, in
order to huml iliate himl po litically.
Biut that. he was as confident as he
over had been that thle en1tilo asli
seS Wo ld gn%-e tose(! 1 li 1110 the re
buko tIley justly It's'rved wlen 1
the p1rope ti111 ('Omo.
What IividrIlcks did say wts
hait, h wit a ils it caln(lidato for th'
1ostoflice at (his place ; that h e
had heen at repu)tblican sine 1865; 1
that, liw' its a epl) bll ilic froml
I14t;5 to 18Mt8 he1'ore ho ever ro
ceivt'dl imvything; that 110 had giv- I
el 11111rt) of his means for the I t- I
ty" thanl anly lit ln inl i t.; that le I
had alwatys pa(il th' dol'gtitiol s I
ixpt'nst' to tt' cOnv n('llti s; tllat I
no one had hielped't any, t-x(vvpt E.
I 11. Iarton. wihl gaivt 1 t illt'r twW0Il- I
ty.five t 1nts lasty t1a t while i
he0 w(r-k d fort r tlw ' ' lhi i 'll ite'' I
faci let ya1r, was all (he la h 'c a i < c
sa1ir( 1: t.n go lul thoi 111k( a heap
of a ulis on th i( ac unt 11 his olth
ities: thlit. was tomh-rd the
14hr"-"-i1s olli('t by a c mit i 1 tlee of I
150 m1n Or 0 g 0ra0to of ie Oai
natl n in ti - p'rilnury, iL t h. would
u ls frotmtel, it.ublicern plar
1ty a 11t a always hele oopa true
to the p)arty: t.hat hoe thought ho
wolds win in this aight..
drlegatom ' oiorrespondenttms view,
ie elrdri has hasl a v ary nuch
abtused luan, having t,hillgs said
abott himn by menol ml a way hie
cold(1 no)t got atil toem atdy i ir.
a Was a very loud mouthed
those and at hyseap of other
tatomlen ts.
lot uts sou some of the facts
.rick's st enonts. E x pen
olegates, M r. J. Loopor toll s
me ho always helped to pay the
expensas. Ho had paid all the
dolegato's oxpns s at timnes; had
given Hendricks as much as ten
dlollars at a time to pay oxpeintO
with. C. T. Miller says E. 11
Barton and myself gave dollars
to wt t txponses last year. Faito
again. Now HIlndricks said ie
was a rcpublican from Ht1868 to 1888
before ho ever roeceivedL anything.
Nowi t Ii 1moved t thits coty in ( t
1885, atndilat Hondc'ic: was11 11hon. or
had boon 1a1storekeepern guager
f oi years whn itho ll1 it o ai for
diris tol mo1 o had' ha~id' a11d1p
imo,le bu11 had noit'i orkd lit, he
Men wouldk sa t.hingso Iabt im W
in a~ wayQ'it lhe clnt( gitt I'cthem.d
If I payf ou wIiir it a i (hec what
Ie do'tr wat to igot1111 atV itou. Noti
mut'ch. If.t you itl me (Vt (my1 fac
lI)hav(Oh le d1')c chityu Icold0
- goatyou. 1 thik. hadlnl
,i JerryIO h,o pe telIe dc ss. I afct(i'~*l
-' cata timnt wasd mad1111o tact, lmen
wou(ld 1not Wl' h &leoylitto oah and
' mk ublso inlOlI the n owspaers to th
' worklt. C111 oue't goIe at( theml
, polities tohsty talost m. say hrd
''things bou him, buolt i prI1t)inei
fphe as thre whohas~ anwod toa
lsaycl( aga ginstsuchion tiks \.oA
go ,trrioper for1181V thei politt ie1
(myd noits. ryto'vtsi 1
ondriocks eitergesa thalt. eh.
glis v~ ickentso to he cdst olore
1th1edit onof the.d thlie too.t
(ligg and fi.l of . ve rie fordw ta
con fspiracyt to humlibatihun tha
h or was to~s' da f)roriat, It wa'
111A(liCUto. 10080 ist tosta decet
thof-rtest.cting man, thie cor co.
oroe, thad will1 ill It eva tonle
'ttiman Crowd." Tillman and
' anisn had done more to do
3 ive the colored people fronm vot
ing than anything in this country
rnd if there was a man on God's
green earth that he b9grudged
breathing room, it was B. R. Till
nan. '1'hat ho did from tho
iopths of his heart begrudge it to
liim. He stated ho always fought
1'illman and his crowd and that
IHondricks had always done ovory
thing in his power to promoto
1tillman and his crowd."
What 1 did say was that I had
nlwavs thought that ovorybody
h111( a right. to voto. ''wolvo y arS
Igo When I haid Votod the (olmo.
ratiu tickot, I had obtainod rog
istratlon tiekolts for oolore( len ,
whetl t he)' could not get t homl<
Lhemsolvs;(' that I had advised
thm as to the best mi11or of
Voting tihe) ; ihat I dil not carry c
hoir votos ill my Vest pockot
)ither. 1 say 1ow that I did not
harge them toll antd twenty-five
'0n1tsi for ob)taining their rogistra- "I
ion tickets. That when Tillnan
-of'use(d to lot the colored pleopllo
uto iin thc prima1ttry, it was u'rong; It
,hat lie ha(1 done more to doprive
he. colored people and poor whito
A)0, fronm Votinig thanl anly 111a11 in
lie Stato; thatt I had always fought t
'illman. I thought he 1had caused
11o1' tro tthlo than any mali in it
mnd that I believe he was tho
netnnest man in the Stato, For
ly part .I tll but begrudge him
))'othilig room on Go(1's green
'arth ; that Iondricks whilo pro
nlding to be a ropublican had
ilways (iloe all he could to pro
nuto Tilman's interest in this
u t.rv.
As for lay saying the u 'illni
roucl" was rotten, that is a lie.
No hlvo good mon and a heap of
u1y best friends aro Tillman men,
vhile we talk about it and diffor
L is alw'tys friendly, as they will
iuto if asked to do so. i have no
hard words to say about any man's
politics. Let it be what it may. 1
hIevo friepl.s witu ilo in iy ofYort
that dilfor with mile lolitiollly.
That is all right, their aro honest
in their views, I in mine. We will
ho fiollds regardletss of false stato
m1en11ts.
As to Mr. Jenkins, ho is a perfect.
goutleman, as far as I know. If
I call beat him alld be hoonost
about it, all right, if ho boats me
and is honest about it, good and
well.
''he fo'lowing is Wm. 3wm'Is
rosolution l
'\Viia811 13moel t henl ma1(11' a
mlotioli, secoided by liichard ltosa
iul(old, tlhut. titer chlulirili (. ''
Mlillor, he ins;ittru'cd to vite ini a
conlnli ttlc n llc'ct'lig tot c'unVv e c r.
th) 2"Ith1 inst , at. the t'nion l( amp
ground to tako lotion l t his matlt
te , ft lll il lho 11ltl 01ly I e) ln
n c wii lu l itili irll ,ns sillc't Garfield s
hisell s!olI tl'il it. wasI r i e l t, tult,
ing. .1111ndricks asked' thle crowdc
to ' enain, alid Iliarty of Iltin dliti.
TIter li La il'lt>Ii Ift'rt.y Or fort y
aniIi/.t'd withl ,Jss, I)vis ii tile
(ellir, then rtgimlur secretary ite
11l11li in g ill I1in ot e t ilig, was cal ittd
as secretarlly.
ol tnorstiers tto tendhtrs( Ill(ndricks
ftorI lit Zmast'r."
WV im. H owen (1a din make thie motioni
for t he resolitiLon, seconided by
l~i'lih liosamuiondt, andt it brought.
alnti .helnry laiwr'ilee Iligan a very
Iltledick 's parlity jumpediC( up, hand1(
uniable toi(01 cotol (order, dlid ad
journ the m1ee'tinig, l)ieitd up thie
11a1mp and1( wtent homeiit. About 30
or' 8, going homie lat sam11e time.
Thero weroe li or 05 at thle intet ing
at thie start. Not 40t or 45. AMi
ler' dhid nott adjoiurun' e 00 meetig ho
eauhste tre was (daniger ofi Wmn.
Iho)wt n's retso lutiLonl passig, as
Itt(d by your etolrrespondl(enlt,
lleniicoks enlthd NI ilb-r anmd the
and( pro2ct'edt'd to hauve the Wmli,
lbowen' rtstilua tion rushledl thlrough
solit' I8 (>r .l' tPtinlg his wuay, tbe
bhio'c', 15 or li refuising to v'ote'
w ithI Ic llndiciks. hi is tShe w~ay'
IlIenzdric'ks s'cure'td the iunnaniiious
i ho lie sec t's a li('aip tf ot her
thin gs I'o Lumt his ipurpose', by f'alse
I haviue bet'n a repIubbeiani fori
s''iom time11 am ii alay e'xpec't to
remalin il n'il. 1 am11 not soriry or'
aushIamedt of it. 1 am11 an appli1 cant.
for (lit' p1'sttoli('t at. Pickonis with
best poit iIn it is possible to get,
withI th lhe t~i,at mln, w i hto and polh
ored~ onI it that live ini t hie Fltt.
If I shouldlt lit so lortunlato ats to
rlciOvt thlet othlic I hope aid trust
that I will lie ah)lt to so coniduct
it, or to give all the patrIun)s satis
faction. I hope I will nover have
paly bondsmen101 suied fo)r shortage,
climed1 to havo bet n li't o Ist, when
every hodly )r'nows lthat ev~lery th iig
of valu ie w~as saved( ou11t of the firo.
That myi~ books will not1 be sus
picins by havinag thle hiighest
cancilatIioni i lat has ovor been) ob
ta inod at thIiis omflio. That thers
will nri' lie a shadow of suspi
piop of my selling stamps for' loss
than their face valuie or p,busing
the frjs# in ally way',
RespecfiftI)y,
A. M. Mnori
YOUR FACE?
WAfter Seelng our Clothing.
And getting the prices. We have made every elli>rt to bo(,m trado
and it will be greatly to your benefit to purchase your
jN
of u. now. Our goods are liked wherever used and are the best to be ob
taineil.
If you lhave not scan o.nr stock, you wilt be surpnsel at. the extensive
variety of carefully selected and handsome patterns in
YO I JTV1..1
A N I) C1-1 1. 41)1l li:N; %-l
in every conceivable and desirable style.
GREFNV LLE S. C.
MORE BARGAINS!
TUIES WEEF
Mc[Alister &;
13ce ie.
D)ry Goods, Notion s, (JaPpelsam 111 im 11ti"ow" Shadesl,t.
Last Week's Sale was sue(essftul so fi as mllovi ing 'tok is econceerned.
Our overload of stock has beenl very nlela I cedui e.l, and noW every Dc.
partment is in good Iuniing Trin. We have Maay atngaius yet, and are
making others every hour of the dany, so PurcIias'rs mav 1o1d as (iood
Bargains this week as last.
We are getting in New Stock, too, evely day, bolr.l:t at, the clearing
sales of the Big .lobbing IHouises North t- sell (heapll, (limalp.
J -BARGAINS! BAlGAINS!! i RA1"NS::, a
New Lawns, New \litts, New W\ ash, (toods, New ll lves, New Table
Damask. New Towels, New t'nderwear, New Ntins, New Ilosicly, New
Table Oil Cloth.
-- 'I-IrTHE NEW FA D. --
"Aherd een" I'Laid1 Shirtilngs (tnewest, styles for mna's sitinner Shirts)
at. 10, 12"1 amll 15 eents.
New Gullaze and Angora Flannels infaits wear) 2 to 5(l cetat.
2 yards 410 inch (tine) Sea Island fto,r .1i.00.
You can simpiy (in m11atnv liies of goods) get here this week, One Dol
latr and Fifty CIts worth of go.,ls for One Dollar.
P. S.-Buttor"ick Pattern 4.
IIome 'Phn)e 93. Bell 'Phone 22:,. ee S. (.
Gower A S peights, _ _
-Dealers, I
DOORS,
SASH,
SHINGLES,
LATHS,
CEMENT, LIME,
PLASTER,
PAINTS, .JUST [ C *E7!
LUMBER, fj ttC.adwoL1
City W~arehouise. 107 ILauron st f be tcoi n gI wan tel
Wouldi ho gladl to havo our Pick: It. I have aliso mtost. anyhn kpt
0ns friendsI visit our CoalI, Wood aio SCO tie.leo0hiio.Iw
and1( Lumber Yard, on~ C. WV. C R. sell as cheapl as anly otne.
RI., cornior Broadh lii and Georgiai Q. -I il.)i\o ye! oon seeti
Streets. mneil anid hulls lrm sale. ieri .omtes
Cower & Speights, Itt~~t.Ih;v my: itie
(Groenvillhe, S. C. Yours for tr.ile,
- .~- - -.'. mnr4-07. Liberty , S. C.
ns"hee1s,~ * yc gg
Quality i"a"/,* Too!
STYL.ES: =~~
Ladies', Gentlemen's & Tandem,
Tho Llghto6t Running Whools on Earth. '
THE ELOREDGE ;
THE DE VIDER~ ~ 1e have Ilmmi fiom Pm.o a u p
al . .U1l ir H - e' Ot m' ol.s.:
We always Made Cood Sewing Machines! "
Why shellidn't we MakoeCood Wheels! Iit(
6 SNIDER & ANDERSON,
National Sewing Machine Co.4
39roda Pactory: REVI,E .C
~NOwYok.I3elvdereiils Mai nS troot.
nngr192tf
Summons For Relief.
STATE O1' %;0UTH1 CAtOaLINA,1
Piekens County.
Coirt. of Connon Plra.
1.1.lr1 Oiving.., I A .ie, Il 0. 1Io t., by T.
F. ittent his (eat:rtllnn unil lil-Il.
I'l ing Il's.
AtnAIN$t'
Anlad llunt, .Jesse E'. 11fe-or, U,)Zee(
Uunt, II. Ai. lir."ek. I-; H1. I1.(ck unud
V. L.. llliingsworth .
1)efemtlant '.
S1in,4.n Fo r RtOf.
(C1)II11:plilt Serveed.)
L'O the( I)t"f mt I'S bov"e uuunecl:
You are 1lern-by Smumone"i:11nd1n-4-i
1t irt-( to niitswer the co 0)fiiirIL inl this
otion, Af which a copy is herewith servedt.d
1.on1 3011, t id to setve a colpy of y1onr
i.ver to 1 he s:.id eoiniplIrit on the ii.h
ce ibers at their ("Ilice at I'iekeisn, cott
on 0 South (a:rolini, %%ithil twenty
ays after the Sictie h(r"of. exelilye
f the dlay of sncelt CrVic(; :11mi if voni
ill to al.-'er- the comni-l:ii t witlhi) the
ime uforesatd, the Ia0ii Q in Ihis :1e
Ioi will tlaly 0 t he cocirt for Ihe relief
emaniltiet in the conlhuint.
Dated A11g't 3With A. I)., 1897.
J.. 1. Stewart, C o , c. [$S1"AI..]
:lorg-in & iI:..ingn ie,
PlIn6tifl3 Attorneys.
'o Aiutnnl.. 1lit with vlwhom the minor
ifetil uits herelht reshde:
Take notice that iuloss you proCure the
Ipoiutrict, of gainr"ilsn, uiel litemrt to
1:1present Jesso E. 1I1nt. m1i1l Uzee IIinit,
he minor defueih ' ta here withhi twenty
l:ys fro-m t he service of th Ii notiee, the
d.111t1lYIs airtorn.*ye will procutre such ap
lointmenit.
Morg'in & lilas,ingme,
I'latif's Attorneys.
L'o tile not-reskileitt tiefecdant II. Mt.
lBrock;
'I'Tko not ice I hut. t lie Suimnou inl this
iet hon, of wlleh the ab ove ie ia copy aid
:he coilitlt herei i were Illed1 in the.
'fdlee of the Clerk of the Con it -)f Con
inont Pe, for Coiuntv id State afore
ald on the 30t h of A ugu,t 1897.
Morgiun & lii;issiiinime,
1'lauinltill',i A tto,rne rs.
e,12 97w.
NOW FOR A
RATTLIN'
FALL TRADE.
'I he iimot. I.hert i.i t .aIred wit I eltc
t rieiy of 11( ivity :nu i r eieed couilb e!e.ieeu.
Yo enn feetl it, inl everc 1)rit Inh toin in.
halc. Y. : (enn se'e a("ruu1Ih::in:; (Vitence..
of it on every hand.
GO[OD - : v1:1d TIMES ARE
"'11'4 - iil illd tl 111:1,v it .o fe,t l bi e-v
whI.I r.l. %% ii with us. thi, fell. Iby" giving
1heine 1 i ier go.dieuul i 1. hwei p ri('. ih:m1
tIe-y have t"v-r been u1h'e to get ht reto,
t2;"We :n eldaily r. ee, ie new Goods
ftor every dh'ep:n I mlent oft ouri -tore'. Siceh
ats hc:ei . -hbouc, dryv g-uoudh and clot ing.
(W W'e havee jiu-g rc ejvde ae lie ofc' e
holuies iiued ha:t -s ni I sailor2s. .ill1 to
ge t very l'n.e' Y121
b'Y"cce kteip n1a comletie ai litne oif Genc.
erail .\leeh.iui1nlias enni le ft'unde in the
-- '.innIerse'i . igh gr:e.'te war:e i, lw
po cstie c pe tice ni t r;aight fori'.uen ideaul.
W We inv.-ite ourl fi ia*dtx :01 en !lstItm
('rs tee vi-it clii .e re n.' hen ini ai-'IeV.
t?'elWeae colid.-ni' fir h.nd. jts. he value.
age, we arle
ELLISON BROS.
j17M.9 JCASLlItY, S. C
-O--O -() --
J. A. SHEPP~ARD
FANY - AND - STAKbE
I keep ai Fr eshi stock ahvay on'R0
I will hiave a Nico Fresh Stock
O3F
Shioes and
D)ry Goouds
andi~ Notions
stock biiernt' uin your Fa(c lli1I and
Nails steel cut 2 and1 2j cents
jier po)ilI.
Nai ls, wiro u'S2j to 2e cenits por
You nt il.l I 1nd me, at thle Quiill inn
cud stand, or .J. II. Alartinuu's old
J. A. SH EPPARD,
$ SA.44,~ Y, S. C.
Sel)1 ny7
DT R. J. P. CARLISLE, Ddndtiein.
. villo, 8. (. OfIce over Addlsop's
Drug Storo.
RI. IROBERT KIRKSEY
Phyaial!' and 4r
Offic t hi t" ctnea le ke
home place, on Tw' elve Mile Rl%er.
March 8, 1894
UR. T. D. LEONARD, -
I)ENTIST.*
All work guaranteed.
would bo pleased to serve you.
Greenville RI.0.
Oflice over Bruce & Doster's'Drug store.
naehl9yJ.
T C. F1T1ZG 116i IJ, k T,(:IlOTOQUA.
* phl, Greeville, S. C. Ollce over
Addison's I)rtig Store.
All w ork guaranteed'to' give satifaq.
do0l.
ap)r8-9)7yl.'
To The Public.
W%oaild respe!t fially inforul the p u:
lie thtl I)r. Ut. T. Weldon, who Is
well aind favorably known to the oitizep'
of Pieliens vouanty, is now associ,ued
witha u. inl I lie iiai ice of D )istry.
OIlice: Entirc fron iroiiiS (up stalr)
C'ityi N;arionai Ita,nk Iilock
I));s. Not woon.& NOItWOOD,
Olieeuillo. 8 C.
11. A. 11oI:iAN, W. F. ILASSIN(AMI1
Ureeu ille S. C. Plekens, 8. C.
Morgai & Blassingaie,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Pickens,.C. IL, 8. 0.
Practiee in all tha coutrts.
tapr-lili-t8iy"l.
Better Raise Mule.
Than Buy Them.
JIM IIASKELL,' weighs about 1000
ounals anul will serve mares at Pickens for
_1l0 for a colt.
'TR I' C 'II T, is four years old, Weigh,
ahout GO0 pounds and will serve mates at
louldings Creek farm for S6 for a colt
C. L. Hollin'sworth.
Dec. 5, 1895.
Misses MCKAY,
Mua Street., (IEENVIILE, 8. C.
Have now reaiy for sale all the
. Latest Styles in
lHats, Romiets and Caps,
For-J.ulies, Misses and Children.
Q Th ''liev kcep constantly on hand all the
Nu vi t is at low -ri prices.
Your patrotahge a;olited.
M'SSES'.McKAY,
Main Street, Greenville, S. 0.
CLARK & cOOPER,
-mI)lers in
MARBLE AND GRANITE
MONUMENTS,
,Tombstones
of every
Description.-w
-ALSO
RIANTJELS, S"A'ITUARY, VASE
ind Wroughat Iron FENCING.
CLARK( & COOPER,
apr8S-9'iyl. Greenville, 8. 0.
We ir i.owv at our new stand, No. Ill
.a lisnee (''ppo lsiteI Stradle'y &IBarr's
loue.) whr iiu will lhe glad to 6c0 out0
list UinerI5.
lises Nettie andti A da Rogers aire now
f orthi hu og t he' iuio. comiplete line0 of
r Il ow ii i -, i- (311-mio- to.
MISSES ROGER ',
GimEENVILLE, S. C
Juist Received
A birge' lot of men andi boy's
T ke'ep a fullI line of
[(iA RN ESS, Col,A RS, IRILS T.
I. /r-I pay ca.dh for hides, wax and tale
lii
WI. II. GOODI)T'T.
. iru'ssor 3, (lower & Goodlett.
102 Mtunii St reet, ( ree'nvilIe, 8. C.
Bicyc1e Con
test
0 Bicycle, 5O
Ladie or;ents Model given away
We will give the above nameda
high grade, wellI knowvn Bicycle. To
11ny juersoni ha ving the largest amount
'I satles to their credit for Shoes by
)ct.ober 1st 1897.
Wheol oni exhibition at Bates' B31
~yelo Repository.
l'he Factory Shoe Store.
J. M. Dickson,