The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, October 07, 1897, Image 3
The People's Journal.
LOCAL ITEM.
--Cotton @ 0.
-Mrs. Henry Langston is very
ill.
---irs. N. O. Cothran, nee Field,
of Pindor, is very ill.
-The "Callaboose" was not at
all lonely Monday night.
-Pickens merchants did a
liyely business Saturday.
-Solicitor Ansel was among his
Piokeus friends this week.
-A large crowd was in towin
Monday attending the sales.
-Mrs. J. L. Murpree, Dalton,
veisted at Joptha, N. C., last week.
-J. M. Padgett, of Greonvillo,
spent several (lays in town this
week.
-Miss Emily Harrison, of the
Briggs section, is very sick with
fever.
-Lawyer McCollough, of Green
ville, was in town ol business
last week.
-Mrs. S. A. S. Porter who has
been quite ill for some time is still
very sick.
-C. C. Porter, of Tstmini,st.er,
visited his son, Dr. F. S. Portbhr,
-this week.
-The Board Registration woreo
in session Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
-City Attorney Morgan, of
Greenville, was in Pickons on busi
ness Monday.
-J. M. Duckworth and C. E.
Robinson visited at Brevard, N.
- C., this week.
-Mr. Thomas Kay, of the
Briggs section, was in town Mon
day on business.
-Mr. A. B. Kay, of Briggs, is
suffering very much with a felon
on one of his fingers.
-Prof Hick's school will speak
at Cross Roads church on Satur
day the 16th inst., at 9 o'clock a.
m.
-B. A. Foster, Olga, was in
town on business last week and
reports health very good in that
seotion.
-The Twelve Mile River Asso
ciation met with Mount Tahor
church today, (Thursday,) and
will continue till Sunday.
-Your attention is called to
the change in the advertisement
of A. K. Park, of Greenville, in
this issue. Sse what he says.
-The Board of County Com
missioners were in session Mon
day, but space won't allow us to
publish the proceedings this week.
-The school exhibition given
at the colored Methodist church
Tuesday night the 21st uIt., by
Rev. C. T. Miller was a grand suc
cess.
-Rev. J. E. Foster found a bi
cycle pump niear Mr. James R.
H[arris' Sunday the 20th uit. The
owner can get same b)y calling at
this offHee.
-Mrs. J. F. Dargan and d1augh1
ter, Miss Maggie, arrived in town
Saturday. Miss Maggie is assiet
ing her father Prof. .~ Fn.rn
in the school here.
r--The annual inspection of the
P,lokens Rifles will take p)lace here
gh Friday, Oetober 22d. Adju
tant General Watts wvill be p)roscent.
Let,all the company be p)resent.
-Married, on the 3d instant at
the residence of J. D. Moore, Miss
Josie Reaves to Jacob Boardin,
J. E. Boroughs, Notary Public,
* ~ officiating in his felhcitous manner.
-A Mr. Durham, was before
Magistrate Jenkins Friday for
breaking a contract and he was
found guilty before a jur.y of six
men and1 sentenced to twenty-five
days in the chain gang or pay a
fine of twenty dollars.
-The Teachers Association here
saturday wvas a grand success. A
goodly 1umber of teachers were
in attendance andl the occasion
was quite instructive andl interest
ing.
-It,is to he hoped thait all ar
ticles for publication wvill ho here
-- after made to fit our liiited spa:ce.
Tus JOURNAL wants news, but can
niot give all its space to a fow con
tributors,
- ~ -C. T. Hutchins had his right
arm broken Saturday by~ being
caught in a belt on a gin between
here and Easley. Dr. G. WV. Earle
det the broken limb andl he was
doing well at last accounts.
---One of the uses to which corn
is now being put b)y northe,rn nillsh
is to grind it into flour and to inix
with wheat flour and fool the uin
sophisticated. Much of this mix
ture is shipped sout.h, wher~o thov.~
seemi to think that wo don't koopow
what good flourP is. It said th at
that the lowv gradlo flour cariose
from 15 to 20 por cent of corni
flour.
* .Magstrto .Jenikins is the haiip
S piest nian to be fo'.nd now. Sun
dhay mori ing, so report hats it , lhe
Was seen dlancing inl the rladl niar
his hunse, a lit tIo llegro hony ina k
-ing music itih a harp. Some one
saw tnem and a:kad the litthI.
negro what was the matter~ with
the 'Squire. T1hie little negro re
plied, why boss, ye see Mr..lo ,Jkiins
has a new born baby girl at his
house. Dat's what's the matter.
-Jno. W. Brock, of Central.
vas in town this week.
-Will Laboon, of Brushy Crook,
risited in town this week.
-Road notico of "Monoy to
[oan." in another column.
--Thoro was a geilnino snow fall
n1 the mountains of Colorado last
L4 riday.
--G. B. Looper, of Polzer, form
?rly of this county, was in Pick
3ms Tuesday.
-.J. ).. Cartoo, of the Prnters
;ection, reportod frost, in that
;ection Monday morning.
-Notice what W. T, McFall has
to say in h iS a(. this week. He
hias soumoihing of interest to tell
you.
-R. L. R. Bentz, of Groonville.
hs a i hango inl his advertisemllen
Lhis week a11(1 offers smile rare
bargains. Road what ho says.
-WANTiE): A first class
grado teacher for Rion school dis
trict. Apply to R. F. Wyatt,
Easley, S. C.
-Services had but just begun
>n Sunday morning in a church
It Wathena, in Doniphai county
Kan., when tihe skios began to
arken. At the concluion of the
rst hymn the plast.or prepared to
ead the bible lesson, but paused
o look out t he window. He clos(1
ho book and said: "Broathorn,
[ believO in worshiping God, but
i heavy rain is coming up and
eighbor Reppolyo's wheat is in
langor." "We will close the service
md hl1p him stack it." All hands,
)astor includod, went to work and
inished the job befaro a heavy
lownour.
-'I'he services at Secoia last.
3una(ly were enimently inl erosting
mnd edifying. The sormon of Rov.
F. E. Foster presented th subject
)f Christian Consecration in a
>eautiful and impressive light,
mtd was well received by a large
mid attentivo congregation. The
nusic at Secona is always sweet
mild attractive and last Sunday
vas was eslecially inspiring, for
solicitor Ansel, with Miss Elise
1[au1ldin at tho organ, sang in his
of t and melodious voice two granCd
lymns, echoing the thoughts of
he sermon and reflecting the son
imoint of the services.
Money to Loan.
Oin improvel farmo homnis in ums of :100
ind UIpwar<1tl4. i.o:uis rol,ayable in .4n11.11
+nuil amyments thrimghi a period of live
yiurs, thu etiabliiig tie borrower to pay
'IT his ifil bo i lness wi hoot oxlinustiig his
.roll o iny oi e year. A pply to
.1. I. Doggs, Attorney,
ort i 7 y. Pickens, S. C.
1'lckccns .Meetiag Plost ponted.
Thle special meeting in the Pick
mns M\et hod ist church will be post
p)oned, but the regular appoint
mont will ho filled oin next Sun
(day at 11 ai. mU., andl( Bethlehem at
3 :30 p. mn. W. M. IIarden.
Notice
Every mombher of R ices Alliance
is requestedl to be present at the
next regular nmeeti ng on Saturday,
tho 9th inst. Guano and bagging
not.es will bo1) on hand for settle
ment. Also all sub-alliances are
requestedl to send( delegates to the
Dounty Alliance, of which has
don given. W. T. 0O'Dcll, Pros.
T1o Mtate, EHouid of Conua'ol.
Pickens, S. C., Sep. 27tN 1897,
l'o the Honorablo State Board of
Control,
Columbia, S. C.
We would1 respiectful Ily disap
irove the peti tioni of the County
Board of Coun ity Commissioners,
>ecaniso we have no authorit.y to
'et aside the v'ot e of the people1 of
P~iekons coun ty. nor to declare the
ret of the Legislaituro null and
'old. Signed by the
Board of Control for
Pickons county.
The Liberty Township Singing
\ssociat ion miot on the 26th uhlt.,
vithi Ruhanmah church and was do
sided!hy one of the most interesting,
list ructiv and 1( enjoyablo meet
ngs over hold by this body, The
iong serv ico wvas simply grand and
>eauiitifl and( the adidresses were
llppropriaIto and( suggestive.
TIe aissoeimtioni was calld to
rdlir hy Pries ident A. A. Fieldls
u1(1&l~( teirotry, 8. J1. Robinson01, pro(
'edled to note' the p)roceedlings a,
.1 . M1. !boni'l'vy, WV. C. Gaines and(
.grami, replortedi that a class be
f(ornwld for the foroman and 1l(1
by~ P'ros. J. A. Durh'liam fori thirty
mnuites andu lby Prof. W. Wi. Nor
ris for thirty inuites4. Aftor this
part of' the programi was carried
ut. Mr. A\. A\. Vield and Rev. TI.
P. N elson i addre11 ssed'( thIie asso0'ia.
t ion in legar te Io coniiniiig thli
miootinlgs o f (1 noassocia (ion t h rough
ahoe winter and1( the same was ~'1 ciar
i'd on a rising v'ot e.
After one hour's initermnissioni
lie afIternuooni sossi on began0 and1
lhe 'omiuiittv'o on programii rep)orted
ho fol lowing order of song selr
rd by P1'lrofessor's Nbi). Wo~amhs,
vi. TI. I". Nelson, thirty inut--s
nahdi byil i Prof. W.~ J. Willhamal
'r lti l i i ii tiS.
10 alid 11(1aizie. replor(,edl that lie
leN t meet in 2 wvoll 1 ine onl theo
-th Sin day ill October withi the
ribertfy Baptist ch urch.
Liertoy Lot s.
Whmt is going on in and arouitul libert y.
[Corresponlent to the Jou(nA ..]
Septembeor, 5th, 1897.
-F. Ml. MIo''is nlOve( to tmwi
last week.
-V. E. Ilu<lgons i a i very sick
baby last week.
-Born till( NI r. ai1l N is. '1'.
Bloggs, last w'ok, a S n.
--C'ommllnliot sti es n, the
lBaptist church Sunday.
-- I,. U. Clayton was ttrvt'ying
tho lainls of T. . Willard, <!(1
cease<, last week.
--Prof. 11ills itnl sveral ot!ei':s,
attolde(d the ('entential at Old
Stone church Satrudar.
-11rs. La. 1R. Smnithl an<d failmily
mlvte( to Dlcu,svillc, 8. C.. wh1r
1Ir. Smith i, selling gootd.
-- liev. 11.J. W\illiamls wans <-le("t l
to suce,' Id l iv. I,. ''. Wil<lon is
pastor f the Bhaptist chulrch hiwrc.
-Iqictlor was plentil l at the
old fieltd dispensatry hero Satultrday
night. and the tapers indluIgged
freely.
--Thero has een a great. den
rush at the gin hero the past w eek.
They rtunti all night, 'riday iiight
and ginned t.wen t.v b1a I(s I1 t weein
sun set and su. riso and still it.
coln(H il.
-Old .3rag is i won(Itie'ful I gel i s
really lio is the finest liar in the
1at14I, but trth shocks his nerves
dreadfully when he happons to
net it, occisionally. It a anlt
could bliy Brag at. the markt )riceo
for llinners and sell him for the
WVhalo, he always thinks h(. is, the
Kinilyke gold need have i, claims
for him.
-Opossuml hunters had as well
past, up oil tho law before they get
caught., up with for carrying a
torch hiuting. If you must
hunt, you had as well got out the
lan torn and dust it up. 'T'he woods
are too dry now for any torch ox
cursion or t.imlor slaying expedi
tions to ho indulged in with safety.
Somo may not, think it I violation
of the law to carry a torch, and
such had hotter post theniselyes
a little.
-The new paper 0nt.rp>riso for
Lib 'rty is rapidly growing in ft(
Vor. \o really see mil It need at
gootl l>aper an(1 if our citizens will
conoi forward wit Ii suflicioit sup
port, and will be well. C.
NotiI e.
The County Alliance of Pick ns
county will hold its next qluatrterly,
meeting on TI'uesday Oct(oher 12th
18Wi. Juo. C: Watkins,
IIO41W TO FIND) OUT.
anid le t it st:ni,I t wenity-fourt houirs; a sili-j
ntor seIiIiiitling linlients ai-t iViIse<icon
proof t h:lt.h(le kiult:eys andh biIaleru art'
out. of orler. ktwcles
Tlherei i nonifot. inl teko'eles
often ei xpressellW, that. Dr. IKihnaer's 'w; niy
Hoot, the1 greatI kidney ren iety* fitliillIs
every wishul ini releving pa1ii in the lack,|
kidneysiC, l iver, btldder anid eivry J pit Of
IteI P n ir passge'i. It correels ini t it.y(4
to holl 1irinie :iini -eniing! p:ain int passing
lI, or b;nl ell'eits following us-e oif Ibltor,
white or b e, .aiid oivertcomest tht til
g(pla i t:n il V e ily of uwinig I lt' iilledh toII
geti; up inanytt iilm duin th e X ighiti:to
effeel of Swamtip IHooli is soon1 rea:lized. Ii
-r niols l'he' l.igheusi for its wouundeirut nres
t mieiine yoil.-thoiuld have fthe e. Soild
lby uiigit pi-e fIfty cenat . :nnl otnet
iih lhtri. lor i a nmple' hltleli a u maiiinuh
l'iol'i.:'s dJion iNAI., niii~ semi 3 oiur fiull
posit-(Iiice mdres< to D)r. Kilumtr & Cuu..
i tighaml toni, .N. Y. Thle propr'ret ois of
t his pct per gua;r:ati.ee the genuminteness of
flits oIl er.
'A) S
Are different fromi all other
medicines, Each perforlils
a specidec dutty, thus doing away witl)
drastic purgatives anid curinig b~y the
Mild Power T heor y.
One Pink Pill touches the liver, re
moves the bile, the bile
inmoves the bowels. Th le
Tonic Pellet (does the rest.
Have one? Sample free at any storc.
Complito Trreatmnent, 25 dose's 25c.
Browni Mf'g. Co., N, Y. & COrcenecville, Tennr.
luor saile ty 1-r tenani & lIimias. Pick
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TRADE MARKS,
DESIGN8,
OOPYRiOHTS S(,,
Asn--ne eenditng n skelt hnul ctuseript ltnmay
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conthi ient inl. O latest ngc-y for sueenrlijin t atentS
han, Aie-:.il. we havte n washiiiigon oglie,
l'atents~ i:jkiin throught 3liaiiz & Co.. rceaiyg
p ciln t. in, tao
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&Iacato Bo0k-Keeping, Business,
FORA PHONOGRAPHY,
Situation. Type-Writ|ng
- CPY4laufrD.
AddrcsWILBURl R. SMITH,
LEXINCTON, KY.,
For circulair (.'f:4 hi 4arnou4 n)44i res4p)nalblo4
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE OF KY. UNIVERSITY
Awa.reI Met'inI Eat Wo.rIdt's Ex gostuihlns.
Rlefersq to thou. ni4, s 44 of 4 g'raduate in44. ) 44 sitionef44
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Shorthand,Typo-Writing, and Telegraphly, Sj>cialties.
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No vacatIion. I'In t.-r 4now,. Graduates44', succes's444ful.
1In orde,r 1to 4mee 4t.our fellrs reac . t' , m 4Idress4. only5/
WILBUR R.SMITH.LEXINGTON,KY.
Protect vo'or bi'ns : thIey rv b''1rig y'u wealtY4h.
neys, .4 a44hinfg44,n, I). (*..rfor 44h4ir $1.%., j.rlzo olfer
03nd lI44i. 4f twVO bo4u e.1rI anon.).'C4 01 '.'..,444J 4
ON'S Nerve and Done Oil Cures
Rheuntatisnt, Cuts, Sores, Burns
and Bruises Large bottle 25 cents.
Focr sale by Freemani & IIendricks, Pick.
ens~, S" t,.
Corn
is a vigorous feeder and re
sponds well to liberal fertiliza
tion. On corn lands the yield
increases and the soil improves
if properly treated with fer
tilizers containing not under
7% actual
Potash.
A trial of this plan costs but
little and is sure to lead to
profitable culture.
All about Potash-the results of its use by actual ea
periment on the best farms in the United States-Li
told in a little book which we publish and will gladly
mail free to any farmer in America who will write for it.
GERMAN KALI WORKS,
93 Nassau St., New Yotk.
Fo tr Ju1veniile
llolithiy,l arnd Standalrdl
sli)Scription1 books
y lI ih' W. It. ('colktev Cotptany. IIto lar
,1 iublikth"er, an ltiu ainelres of
book ii It. l'tnilt i St <es. Finest line
f ne'wv Ilitlay anitl 'tther ,nbscription
boot k' on 1 he :i: ket.
ilso tgeits w:m1ttl for 'T''I'lh 111.
Y\'iI SID -lil l hate.st :ott{ ;'- I ttext
butol on tlhe silvtr tltle.,tiol by the great.
1"iih 'iv T'I'ertItorv. L ar.tgest Cminis.
i,'n l'rice: It low I 'oiipet it ion.
Pa'roizr t r:-e o rir1(rs and
rprirrl (rerms'. '((atieey youer" choeice of
terrrilor y.
W1. 1B.C(ollikey Compan1lily,
: I . :''1:l, : :. , :t1 7, : t). :j51 Dl horn St.,
WHY NOT
Patronize Your Home
People?
' o replrset'1 strong i4ockc com
Ianiies who I It it iiibrlI policy
t 11 Ill cl.sses of it'operl'ty at ron
stitabi' lntes.
W it'S0 uis b'forO placing your
A. W. HUDCENS & SON,
Fire Insurance,
EASLEY, - - S. C.
Af>'N. I1.--Wo can1 writo you
ont (1iin lleu1ses, Girist 'Milta, Flour
Mills. Saw Milltts tutl nil kcins of
IcF AL L'S
i:BUIJDC E T,D'
FOR THE PHOLKS.
tf yen MEe tany ofl the' Phiiolks whoe havie
m-hat notil tinihinig fr1 ~2 ocr :1 ori -t 0r 5
4)' ei yea)rs, I i sh yout wout) te'll themt, that
Ii ewe<l 1)tchetunny NOW ihtlitt ats Ile ats
they. niieelee<lie' good i I 'N. Tll themu
theat I hacve' wa:iteit a leong 'lT M lC ami4 CA N
wail t INI l'Ci, 1but 1 weenl like it JiW1T
Tills it1they woh 31A1 N'."
a 1 IeecIFri c),end ilics. li ' n
atlw:ays will,. amt hmosi.te of u need somei
creel it, at some timen. Them btet, way3 toe got
it is to "i P A Y ' P" oc'ca~siciilly.I Oltr goodl
ii;e amI c'redlil, is abcoult all that set of
is haeve, ami,we shoul taeke ighty goodt
enre ofl it . \ in might hmenti on thie.e facets
to I he. ( ieode ''Phlolks"e' atalt 5c- htowt it will
weork. N.ame of thlem Iive right here in
to4wni, eet he'rs close aroundtie, scmce at. at d is
I :lne'. Probably et~ sinie ofl thiem taike your'
liter awlj w cvill readc this.
Youce mi1gh tic bl't frthtera that aftrt the 25th
clf Dc''emeri, (I-Ihat's Chr'ist.mais,) that ALL
whoe <b, noit maike scme sort. f sat isfaectory
wet Ilemieti n.leert noet. fool atway aniy Itime
'a'inig for' morie c'rcedit . "We~4're i(honml toc
Ta ke Ut ecd Citre ofr Our' Fieds"' amil wev
Sck oef l''all I(soodics,
l'i'cry Th'ing
Ilib andic Poeor,
S'yme'tinig liere fri atll.
TRUBBE, TWUBEE.
I have-~ nowc in stock at comnplete
'Water Pad'
c h -tl "Ctl5,!llul>llT ," I' the
~IO (ie OMt~' (tOlhTA Ulid 10''
m m kars , .(3
jl.-97m3.
S - ,.:" "?-AhMf n; :a er 4 A T M+ Smfome dAal wa twaauscam:ss a Ws.s,i 1r1m a11 / au[-s r is: er
Fresh and New
Is our entire stock of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, CARPETS, MAT. S
and SHOES.
Our stock this fall in all the above lines is the largest and mos, , -
plete we have eves had and ever showu, ill one house in Greenville. 1\ '.
extend to all our friendi a cordial invitattion when in Greenville t
us a call.
We havo some rare bargains to ofler. A few we will mention.
'he best all wool filling Jeans 10 oz. 25 cents.
The best all wool filling Jeans 8. oz. 20 cents.
9 )ds all wool twilled Ted Flannel for" $1.00.
A 2S., all w'ool twill pi Id Fclan (lne for 15 cents.
A h;vyt (aiing in all c"olors al black andt while 5 cent'.
All wool cassim1r(., the . #. (lu:ality '5 cents.
Iable Damask f:,I; ('olors 211c. a better it 25 its.
Best Sea Island 23 ycds lor $1.t(1,
IIeavy h i)rilling Sc. worth t cents.
I)ress Ginghaims 5 cents anl up. Cotlin cheeks - ('cents.
B3e't apron (1 ilghntms ) c"ents.
Best 1n(digo Calico 2:1) y"Is for I.00.
Cabei.o for 3 4 cents. A better :u i et.s.
The best Ca.ic( for 5, c(itns.
38 in. all wool Dress Plin(el all cdlois 25 eents.
50 in. I3lack Ib'iliantine '1t ceuty wocithi 75 eents.
30 in. I)ress l'lannel all wool 18 cents.
P'rettiest line 25 . Novelty l)inss (;,)ds in ie'('C'u.;ll'.
10-4 Blankets whui{e iand colorcd -15 eent..
('apes $1 and up. Carpcts and Mattings at prices lower Lh.
et'ei' bought befoi e.
SHOES! SHOES!! We i te put in a coille"te new stock an
fit you in anything you want. - (live us a t iil and see if we won'
you 15 por cit.
Remember we have no old stock to put oil Oin you, but evei'
new and fresh.
We have only mentioned a few of the many lnaigains that abou
our store. Call and be convinced that. the place to buy your goods
iL I. EME l\T T2
SLOW PRIQCES.
New Store, New Good
NEW
Y ES. everything new
my store at Calhouii, Pick<
When the trading pI. ....., au.y are in need of fii
GOODS, I invite you all to visit my stote atnd examine my ato
prices.
A look will convince you thaut this A 4v1'eitent is i) Itnumbi
stock comprises t he latest styles ii
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, S-H(
HATS, CLOTHING, HARDWARE, CROCKERY,
GLASSWARE AND FURNITURE,
I will make i specialty of Shoes and keep inl steclk all the
styles for Men, Women and Children. I also lhaye at well stocke
CERY DE'ArT,M ENT. You will always ti td evc ry lt ug tresh
tractive, at the lowest possible figures.
MAy present. line o " foregoiteg goods ih hole "V A I A E'S" Iha
dernand every (day. T1he price indc(IetinctIs are :as .l r ong as the c1
miy goods are att inaetve.
I am determined to be " Leader of L ow Prices'
locality and ser ve you plolitely anud attet i ivelyI.
I esp'ctl fulr,.
Doyle Building. CALHOUN ,
mar 18-97yl.
guP. S -- A car load( oif No. I Tl~imthy1 IIlay, at $1 a
CHOCK FUL L 01F G4 0
Botught dlirct from N EW YOR, by mi (epeiee
rTe nicest selectio jOtwe Itve ever had. 0Ourz st
3d Imetr thani ever beforne mtid we areC 'f itury
mng now a little of ever'ythintg.
Thtere is no beCtter tmrket t han Pickens
and ntobody is more anlxious~ to plea~se titan we am
We ask youi to come to see us. The1( tmark.dt prieo
cottont antd prodneeC.
SJ. MoD. BRUCE
FALL AND WrNTERI
Goods at A. K. PAlURK'8, Gr'eenville, 8. C. A ll inito.1 to come
store antd see my numens lie st oc'k.'Time wa penut in searchlin ugt
ther nmarkets seuring the- Right Coods mriutl ight i'ige 1(1
seetig how well pleasedl mny eiistomuers airu, umn sa ti stied tImht I stucce
I am noaw lprepared't to sh ow you a tatgi icetnt liii a t all (I
eflects,1,n F.d4l andt Wintr G;otuls. N otw itIhstanin th le tallkedt of
IPrices.' I bought miy goods s,> I e.m sell t hem ini aitcco rdanceo w
presentru low prmle oft (ottonii
In Dress Gmoods I am with (lhe irast,. Anyi one who~ enn if ( he' suito
(enn hie suite helure. A season of ne1w and1 wtnd(ei fully beatiful we
before us, andl to stimu tlateo earuly fallil a'cwe al offerinog Speen:
gais 1:1 inhese gootis, pruices ranlging fromn t) ets a y;-ar<i to $1 .50).
pireciate the pirices youu will have t'> see the goodis.
Iiu triinnrlogs I hatve (lie latest lidis, Vel vets, Silks anid
match anly gooids we sell.
'Te best stork 01 i'nterwear' andul llositery tha0t I Ovr (miii
heavy goods, siuch as .Jeans,5 herseys, CassimIiels, Vt''ol i.l'lne1 ,
l'latliels, Shuirtings, S!huotintgs, lie.I Til'in g, &c. I min right at th
811 ( ES. ThIs stoek is my GlItFA 1' .STJ PICT1 )Once aiCu
Always a Customer."' Women's Shtois ifrom ;5 cet to %00(
M enu's Slhoes fromn 75 cen ts to $5.0Of a lairu. ChIiil tn's Shiois allI
andl pricies. I dlo ntot claimu to Ib (lie on ly man: wl.o sells :goo.i .shuo
I dt let theo other fellow sell all i the on 'ow- lIeu' 0''' a 4w' in
how I call save youi inouney anid give y,.n great sU a iti. I ydi.
wuool D)ress F"laiinnel at 257 <.i'ms. A ,o., wooII' l .h-mu s at 1 '. . ei
all wool .L4 anu thie bes' ini the martla.t at ->"c. AllI wool liedI 'lTwilled
ntel at 1240c. 2500) y'ds. y'ard wicle ShuteIting at I-. C'ant't be bough
whiere( for' Ib s thuan 5 cts. A last Word. D oin't. hai i.v y ogoo<
you have seen fl mie ande if I I il to piltease you, notin g huritt.
Greenville, 8. 0. West Ei~