The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, November 04, 1897, Image 2
The eop1e' Jbtrnal
T. C. IOBINSON. Editor.
V'.., 11168'TElR, P1,bl1013.
PUBLISHED ByEUY THURSDAY.
Subscription One Dollar a Year
Entered at tio Post Omco at Pickens as
decond-cla$s matter.
T.IIUISI)AY, NOV. 4, 1897.
Pi-EACiIMFotPoin
TrON.
Governor Ellerho has recoived
600 roplies to his circular letters
to the ministers of the State.
From a cursory examllliattion] of
100 letters a majority favor pro
hibition and the others think the
disponsary is the best solution. Of
course none favored high license.
It is aetol)islIg that any should
beliovo the dispensary was the best
solntic.n, but they deserve credit
for their back-bouo in lotting thoir
conviction: be known. The quo.
tion still remains to he answered
what is Governor Ellhrbo going tc
do about it ? Since the preachori
have the matter in their minds, i
they will get their membership t<
quit drinking end throw its influ
auice agaiinst .he use of intoxicantte
there will be little use of whiske:
legislat.ion. As long as there is
demand for the article, there wil
be Some body roady to respond.
AIITE FAIS.
The Stiate Fair ofe'rs an oppor
tut.ity for many pleastnt reunion
and the social features will not be
less attract:vo thrn the sights to
be soon in t he great show. Presi
dennt Wili-1r"n of the Alliance hitas
invited the farmers to mot in
council and talk over the cotton
situation. This will be profitablo
and mst.rue!ivo ard may mark a
turning p.inft in the systoi of cot
ton fafirming. The Imiliitary boys
will hav n lite tim 111 and will nev
or forget that Colhnmnhia is a pleas
ant place to visit. The over pros
ot politic"itins will bo much 1.1
evidence nod will loso no oppor
tunity to get hinrself in shape to
servo his country, or rather get.
the people in the notion to accopt
his services. Tho low price of cot.
ton) will hav" a tendency to make
some willing to leave their homes
and work f: r the State for a rea
son able conipeiisation , such as the
p)rosenIt (llhicor4 receive. If you
cant spar e thle t ime and money, go
to the Fa ir and1( meet old friends
and nuake new ones, for a person
can not have to.) many, especially
on) electioni days.
''Iho D) P.geeusany Qasessiosa.
Mr. Editor: It seems a little
strange to me that so many of the
god el jutmp l~on the dispen
sary, as t.he "tidor dog" or" a siok
baby that they seem to think has
but few friutnds. What a "hue and
cry'' is raised with all hands up
in holy horror, if a man in seen1 to
stagger a little on the streets from
' "~ it is pure whiskey-and
shed and still an death
mn is .found, (after a
mdt iightshunt,) lying
*g in the woods, with a
bush cli ncR w~d in his teeth until he
can h)ardly be removed from it.
To say nothing of the horrors of a
certain section, within thes last
twelve monuths-wvithi the branchos
so poluted they cainnot be used for
washing or wvatoring stoci:. But
there is a method inl some1 people's
maduness. A certain bra nd may
be ad,r'ired for it ex'ermninating
qualities. Somec will tell you its~
a slight fever or curm-uutring of
the stomach or* e-n, trals that is catie.
i.ag the'se deat hs, otc.,'and iiotlinguj
Were.
I will quoto14 Burns as 1ho so apt,.
ly desci-i oe ho situation:
''Good Lord, whIat is i? for slnuj'ie as het
looks,
Do but t.-y to de)veil h hook and li
crook.
Wit.h hiua(dopL,hs antd his shallo)wI, htis goodl
and blas evila.
~A.1 in all he'~s a probletin, ttnust puzzle
t1 i devil.
'What 'ity, in roaring so beauteous a
One triing er. tiulr truth, shetid hiave
iasod h41n.
Fo,s.aof u;s it,eo theoretie tositions,
Mnindi a te;oeItO(010 dello dt itions."'
Agricol ist.
Aitentionu, lekeds iti?
All members who are going to
the State Fair will meet at the
depot at Eaisley, S. C., WVednes
day morning November 10th at
4:80 o'clock sharp. All must be
thoroughly uniformed with Calp,
biouse pants anid gloves and armed(,
otherwise a ticket cannot be pur
chased for you. Come out to the
meeting Saturday the 6th inst., at
8 p. mn., at which time final ar
rangements for the trip will be
perfected and the new uniforms
wrill be distributed.
I. M. Mauldin, Captain.
Teaceasea's. AssoeisSlon.
Thme following is thme program fo'r
the next teacher's meeting. Place
wiji be pubhlisheod in next week's
JOURNAL.
J1. E. Parsons, A rithmotic; Mrs.
Lathem, Gegahy; Prof. Dar
gan, History P~rof. Langston,
'J'eorioe of,toching.
4
N+ ooper 1'ws.
Looper, 8'. C., Ott! 26th 1897.
Editor JoURNAL : As I bave
seen nothing from this section in
.ome time I will give you a few d
dots.
Our people are getting Along tr
fine picking out their five cent 0
cotton, and I think they will make V
two-thirds of a crop. Don't think
corn will beat that much.
'Tho health of this section is o
very good.
Mr. J. S. W'lliams has a bud C
k
accidont the 20th ult. He had ai
negro splitting some pine wood t,
and lie was standing near by and it
a small p:ocO flew off aid struck
hint in b's rig;t eye and put it
out. Dr. J. J. Morgan was called n
and ho don't think ho w:ll over
see any ro:o out of it. Mr. Wil
liams is sudering a groat deal
with it. t
We have fine weathor for gath
ering our crops and our people are
making good use of it.
B. A. Foster has moved back to
his old home.
T. T. Hughes, J. W. Turner and
John Looper and oJthers wont to
North Caroli.a last wook. They
brought lack a fino load of ca'>
b bago and report them g4ltting p'ot
f ty scarce. Bones.
.-. ...-. -
Olga Newr.
- Editor .loULtNAL. I will givo
, you a few dots frot this Hido, as
I have seen nothing from hare in
some tilio.
Mr. Silas Willians happened
to a s or ions l.cciden t Wed nesdtay,
:.>Oth ull., whilo splitting pinu a
piouo flow up and t nick lin i n
the oyo, putting it ouf. Air. Wil
Iian's has our symllpathy im Ilis af
fliction. Dr. J. J. Alorgan in at
tending him. -
(. C. Foster has mloved into hi,
now houso nfiar his luothtor's. Al
so Alzarah Fostor is having some.
work donu on hia d elling.
Miss Eva Edeis rotuned home
lit Sunaay, after a pleasant stay
with her sister, Mrs. Juo. E. Sing
Hton.
Messrs. Jno. T. Foster, Jailies I
Medlin, Roht.' Hughes and Rob)t.
Freonan wont to Groonvilloo last
Monday on business.
W. T. 3atson caulit the cham
pion 'pcasum last Tuesday night
which weighed twelve pounds and
three quarters. This is the fine,t we
have seen this season.
B. A. Foster and his es;timable 1
family moved from our little burg
to his home near Looper's, last
week. . Mr.. Foster is a good neigh
bor and citizen and we are sorry
to lose him.
Mrs. 14ula Dalton, of Dalton,
visited here last weok.
We are having some wintor
weather now.
Cotton picking and corn gathor
ing is the order of the day.
C. W. Cooper has treated him
self to a ni:e buggy.
Mrs. Dr. Epjton1 spent a few days
here last week with friends.
Mis. Maggie Pickens, of Andor
son, and J. Monroe Smith, or East-,
uit. Her miany' friends extend
their best wishes and congratul.a
tion for their future happinoss and
profuperity.'
Theai health of this~ comuiiIt,y:
is good at the p)r)oout with tho ow
coptions of a fow casos of chills
and fever.
Miss Millie Foster has boen on
the sick list for the past week.
On last Sunday (iven ing, asth
sun was fast sinking behind the
western hills, and all was quitot
and still, the sone'd of horces hools
and buggy wheols could he heard,
fast miak ing its approach in the I
diroctioni of a inistor's home. I 's
oiccupan11ts wore two young monil,
who innnilediately up)on th:'ir ari- iI
val , imade i nquiiries, as to thee
whereabou te of L,he preacher. Of a
course that looked suspicious, andl 0
wo were all curniositly for about ton
inuites, whten we looked 01.t to
soo1 lte b)ridl pa'rt.y, andic whait d id
01u1 e!y(e beho.ld ? Simply thlreci -
youn g menm who w'ore on t ca lha g.
We were o:mew hat d isapjoinated,
but11 our disappo initmn t is better
imagined thani(IO dcivedl.' -
Opossum hun ting is all the rage
now; thc sound:( of the lhuntor's t
htorn is heard oin all 'sid,es,
N EWGOODS
I have now pa2rchshed'~ ai New Rtock of
GIrceries, etc., andcan boI i founid at thme
Lewis Old Stand.
This stock conaiata of all kind of Canned
Goods, Coffees, Sugars, Candica. Soapls, etc.
They will lha snld cheap. Comxe and he.
convinced. I also keep a nice line of D)rugac. I
LI VERY STABLES.
I also run a Livery, Fe.ed and E~xchiangui
Stable. Imiggica and horses o2 n hand to.
hire all thme time. andc at ronsonabule rates.
Will buiy or swap smiles and horsea.
Comeo to see mec.
Yours for trade,
B. M. GR IFFIN,
00t14 97y1. Pickene, S. C.
Valable s Womem.
Fayeclally valuable to women is Blrowae'
Iron Bitters. Backache vanishes, headach J
diaeppears stregth takte the place o
weakess andtheglow of healthi readily
comes to the palid cheek whea this worn.d
derAl remedy 1taken. For sickly children
or overwerke men it has no equal. Na home
should be without this fanious remedy.
Browns' Iron Bitters 1' .td by all dealers.
Wantq -An Idea e
H1OW TO FIND OUT.
Fill a bottle or com mon glass with urine
nd leIt it tan.! twenty.foii- hours; at sedi
lent or ao!tihng indicates it diseased con
Ition of trae kidittas. when nriie stains
aten'It Ie positive evdeice of kidney
onble. Too freqtet,t desire to urinate
r pain in the back, is atiso convincing
roof that the kidneys and bladder are
at of order.
WIIAT TO DO.
'I'here Is coinfort in the knowledge so
'ton expressed, that I)r. Kihner's Swamp
oot, the great kidney remedy fulfills
very wish in relieving pain in the back,
idneys, liver, bladder and every part of
to uritnary passages. It correets inability
hul.ld urinet ant] ;:catldri pain ii passing
or had efleets following use of liquor,
ine or bewer, am]i overcomes thtS un
leasattt neve-it,' of heingr colpelletil to
et. i tny many time olrin; the night to
rinate. .'i'hv tuill naal ti he extratordinary
Ilet. of Swadt p ilool. Is soon renlized. It
tands the i,ighe'st. for its w%onlerfl Culree
f the mnust (listrei Hitg Cases. If you need
medicine von shottll have the bost. Sold
y drnlggists pirice fifty cents and 1Onte
loilar. o)r i satpe bottle iud patmph
rit, both sent. free by inail, tentiotn '1'Ir.
'EOPLf8 .JO)"INA I, ntil seind your full
)ost-ollier atldreSS to I)r. Kihmer & Co.,
3 nghatuton, N. Y. The proprietors of
his paper gtarsautee the genninene!s. of
:has oiler.
febl 97tl.'
Don't Neglect You- Liver.
Liver troubles quickly result in serious
complications, and the man who neglects his
liver has little regard for health. A bottle
of Browns' Iron Bitters taken now and then
will keep the liver in perfect order. It the
disease has developed, Browns' Iron Bitters
will cure it permanently. Strength and
vitality will always follow its use.
Browns' Iron Bitters Is sold by all dealers {
AMNbW
\ /AND fr
Are different from all other
medicines. Each performs
A specific duty, thus doing away with
lrastic purgatives and curing by the
Mild Power Theory.
One Pink Pill touches the liver, re
moves the bile, the bile
moves the bowels. :the
Tonic Pellet does the rest.
Ilavo one? Samplo free at any store.
Complete Troatmnt, 25 doses 25c,
Brown Mf'g. Co., N. Y, 4 Proenovlle, Tena,
Foi sale by Fr:ematn & llendriLks, Pick
its, 8.'U. jul18yl.
WHY NOT
atronize Your Home
People?
We ropresa-unt strong stock coin
)tties who writt a liberal policy
)ml All class;e of p)O1)t+l'ty at ron
ronal,le rates.
S "&o us befor() placing your
[nraiieo.
A.W. HUDCENS & cON,
Fire Insurance,
EASLEY, - - $ C.
f ''N L-Wei can writo you
.in Gin lHenso.s, Grist Mills, F'iour
M1ills, Saw Mills au all kinids of
4j)nCial haza.ir<is.
j3-97t fC.
CflYSTAL LENSES
TRADE MANa.
ijA, Quality First and Alvays.
All personsaii whoseMa eyes4 lae weak or fail
ntg a psair f iiny ('rystali Lses., Specvtaea
,r EviCye nlas~s, wiebsI zar o~ lw reco gnuizedi
heaI finest. ini the Souiii tiand gturanteed faor
en yaras, Theia eyeas iare th ltuoalst impor
anlt O rg;an ini thei haunian hily anld shoauild
t hes insglaected fasori a rinent.
Th'lere. are iinanyt.~ uelers I whlo recoin iimnd
tferiort Spec.taclaes ii lCyi (lasses hso
tanae the l enn i s hae boughat at a low plrico,
tal thius a lfrs aNti grater~ parofit, but haivo it
ra ris effect .,n thaa aeyaes. D o not buy
nay bust ii.h best.
I ama nosw pIrepaireil to fit your eyo0 in any
Iital of ai glass' yo awish011
2. W. E A RLE, Pickeins, N. C.
"'Rust,"
he dread of the cotton growver,
'an be prevented. Trials at
,xperiment Stations and the
~xperience of leading growers
~rove positively that
s the only remedy.
Wve will be glad to send, free of charge,
niteresting an~d useful pamphlets whichgest
>f the matter in detail.
'GERMAN KAL! WORKS,
93 Nassau Si,, Ne.w Vas.)
Votie64 lto 'Vlee raste oIf time Puas
lit li>cleoulM of IeeIs Coaanty.
Von are reqtues'ited to mett tho lioarud of
lCduncitiont at Pi kaens oautrt, hlouasn Ottait
i rdaiy, the litha oif Novembelur neaxt at 11
C'outy Supjt. of ICdiucatlOni.
MIotice of Final Settlement.
I will apply to J. It. Newhery, Protato
rundge, for ickens counity , for leave to
nako a ial tsettlemenst aif thta estate of
ifrs. 8. A. It. O)rr, dleensd, omn the ..;th
t1ay of Noveme,iia, l1'97, an iasuk to ho diis
W. WV. orr,
oct28 t4. Adiisitrt,or.
Nerv andBoneOilCure:
ud Bruises 4arge bottle 25 cents.
For salo byF'reeman & Hendricks, Pick.
NOW FOR A
RATTLI N'
FALL TRADE.
--&oo dgoo goo
Thr- attioaj l'e is charged with elec.
r1ity -of tatlity toclwed conf tence.
You c.n feel It Au evqry breath you in.
mite. You can'se aceuniulating evidences
>f it on every hand.
ggg1 - TIMES ARE
SHERE!
Wt' Intond to make it so for those
vlt trade with us this fall, by giving
hemit) 1) tter goods at lower priees than
hey have ever been able to get bcreto,
ore.
grWe are daily recelhinmg new Ooodt+
or every departtent of our store. Such
is hatR. shoes, dry goods and clothing.
jWWO have jint received ia tlee line of
adies trltnme.4 hats and.. sailors. All to
o at very low priecs.
ir'We kcet aR ebtplete a line of Oett.
tral Merchandli* as can he. fournd in the
'OUnAty. .. .
1z"Otur stronges n c!inattln of trade
-winttir.t.re high gra"e warei, loweat
possible pries and straight forward de.l
f!s"'We 1tnYite our friends and customt
crs to visit oar atore when In Eialey.
11''We are canflde+nt. that, the vahies
wve have to otl'er.% Ill ti+iduce you to buy.
(WWith thainks for your past lmatroo
ago, we are -
Yoirs very respectfully,
ELL.ISON 1BROS.
j17-97y1.. 11A4SLEY, S. C
GO TO
- --o-O
J' A. SHEPPARD
FANCY ANI - $TAPLB
"GROCERIESI"
-0-0-0
I keep a Fresh stock always on
hand and will not be "UNDER
SOLD."
I will have a Nico Fresh Stock
OF
Shoes and
Dry GookI
and Notions
in a few day,s. CallI and moe my
stock boforo butying your Fall arid
WVinter Goods.
Nails stool ciut~ 2 anud 2j cents
Nails, wiro 2* to 2i cets por
You wvil f1ln d mua at. the QiillIian
old stand(, or J. H. Martin 's old
st.and( on the corner.
Respectfully,
JI. A. SH EPPARD,
EASLEY, s. C.
ca cr~romr.
Tihuis IA wh- 'fh w.%Iut to knuowa. Jiist
u' ha~it. yolu tant d1!t, nDot what some15 one1
Ia ,btteliarea ha t he proof.
Iwl llyotheatvy j Siriting ait 4Ic.
4inlSeeling 'at 44e., by t he bolt.
A good heavy Cottons Cheeks at 4te.
All bra.nds of l'rinxts at 5 et a.
Goodh Schooxl Flay .reiansg at 15e.
Shloes fromu 25c. up,) I hive a lot of
mall Nios. that I .till .ell att 75c. Somue
o't #1.00 uand na high asw #l.35c. Your
~ho.lee for 75c.
I will atell mnohiusei fromt 20e. per gal.
CIn up to 45e. Very good at 20o.
6 5 bs. good I,atmdry So for 15e. Try
A good Undershil-t for 15e.
Water Huckets forlOc. each.
Good iJeas PsfitRl h 60ap a pair antd
better ones(for it m(tfol .
Ajgood paIr of Itoots for $1.50. A bar
II:ts for I~ l,iM 1as cheap ats
anvi' dy~1'a. AI-o manily fher things too
manI,erons~ to) mlention .mJ ipn't forget I
wvill t:ak.. jhirlijd,, eggs ~., ini exchange
foti gooddi ait cfRhalprie. twill also pay'
lIce. a bushmed for cotton a1
mlomenilt anud if yo.I Owe( me any thing,
'ton laid I e te*-r comeuu at i,nen andl paVilbf
I will be' sg*&g tut e,m or have 'somet.
4)n4 t, 'o do 4) for mie.
Y'oirs fort more business 01n a cath
3. H. BROWN,
maI4,97. .. Liberty, S. C.
Fiye (Cent Cotton
cuta n,o ce at my) store. You), *on't knew
youI hand to) stelt for that when you see how
a dolhar stretehes out here. Best plaida
3%e.' by the bolt. Best yard wide Sea Is.
handt 5c. A jam up worsted all colors at
10c. A fille (Cassarmere for 20c. A Dongola
shoe for 75c. It will pay you to bring mae
your meallsures and let me fit up the fatmlly
in shoes. I tmn whacking prLce on every.
thing. rTe goods mu)st move off. lug hot
boys and mana clothing. Can goods, cakes
cheese, erankers and every thing to make a
hutingry person hasppy. Stoves, furniture
aanI hinIghts. I pay big prices for corn,
fodder, hides andI all kinds of produce.
T. D. Hearri*.
. .. THE A
~~ : .'iii: A,.* f K
_DOLI
Will be worth One Dollai
lEbaugh
e.ans. -
3 yarda goo1 .Jeans with thread and
buttos, i' for.................... .
thi ren(l 1n ud buttos', aill for.......3
3 3yards' beist Schooi 1loys.' Jewss.
withs thrend and bu1( tttons, all for..45
3 yards Iwst 8-oz aill wool .Jess
wit h thread ai buttlons, sall for....ie
3 yarda best 10.oz. sill wool .leanis
with thsrend iad busttons, sill for..75c
3 yards best 1O.0z. all wool .leans.
with thread afd buttones, sall for..$1
Our retail price is th same as by te
bolt. Yosu cans hnyi oneO yard5 of us s
cheapj as a tiil piece.
eotten Flannel.
'eae the eople'l ' ons wi an tont FIa.
btons, A Crlcker .Jak' for Se; a tip rops
for 6)e; i ndver bet,ter fot 7e. wvorth 9; as
"3listes" for 8c. worth 10; a ''rker''
for 20. wri b 5c, ad ons p 20 . a
yard. liesc and Utz.b le e. ea oIs
m i t :hio,
Apin pina Checks ah 4 asnbd t.
Drsess (inaghsamss 5c. A beusitil liue
EbaughI
Pb ONE NO .Y7u c - o i
oetl41 97yi.
YOUR F2
c?Vill iv.
annFt I
?erAfter Seein
And getting the prices. We ha
and it wvill be greatly to your benefit
of us now. Our goods are liked wher
talined.
If you have not sean our stock, y
variety of carefully selected and hand
M1EN',
in every conceivable and diesirable at
OREENV I
MORE B
o tl"l 11
y0ruj,
MleAister
Dry Goods, Notions, (is W hri
Last Week's al was successefit
Our verloa of stock has len very n
partmienst is inI good Runnssing Trimi.
making others every hour soc the
vargains this week as lan.
We are getting in New Stock, too
sales of the Big Jobbing Houses North
WiBA RGAINS! BARGA]
Newv Lawns, New Mitts, New W:
Damask, New Towels, Ncw Underwer
Table Oil Cloth.
THlE NE
" Aberd een." Plaid Sh ir tin gs (now
at 10, 12& aInd 15 cents.
New Guaze and Angora Flannels
22 yards 40 inch (fine) Sea Islan<
You can simpiy (in mnany lineis or
lar and Fifty Conts worth of goods hoi
P. S.--Butterick Patterns.
Hlosne 'Phone 98. Bell 'Phonse 2
Misses McKAY,
Main Street, GREENV1I1,E. 8. C.
Ilave now ready for sale ailt the
Latest Styles ins
Hats, Bonnets and Caps,
For Ladles, MIsses andu Children.
07 Th'ley keep conistantly on hsand sall the
Novelties at Ioweo t prices.
Yotpr patronage solited.
M'88ES~ MCKAY,
Main Street, Greenville, 8. U.
RAJ e lie Curea Sick-ITeadachse,
Nualgia, Cramps, Cholera Morbuis
Diarrheca, &c. 25 cents for large bottle.
For sale by Freemans & Hendricks, Pick
ens, 8. C.
Money to Loan.
On Improved farm lasnds in anmass of $300
and np wards. Loans repaysable In smisall
emina I paymensts throusgh a period of fI ve
years, thna osnabling the horrower to pay
off his indebted ness withsout exhsanstinug hi~s
crop In any one year. Apply to
J. i. Bloggs, Attornsey,
eet IT yl. Pliekes, s. C.
Wanted-An Idea it
in. #'JE"'aRN'& '.hatems*t Sor
LMIGHTY. .. ]
=s f : -M&e- fjt",-I !
L A. Rt
and Fifty ton-ts to ycu at
5 Jordan's.
Red Flar nols.
Good wool Ited Twilled..................10c
b t w . , i It , . , 3 ,
4t and 50e. S l n-- hr..p. .. ."h-. S. -
Blankets
WelI, t hey are chenp. All wool heavy
for $2.79. A goi orn for 50c. 1 pair.
A better one for 0 and 75c. and for S1.
Thley' Can't he to(che(l by , omnlentors.
All grades, all kinds. Che p! Cheap!!
Dhii we hear you mnention
Capes and Cloaks ?
A g..o.l Cap(' for 40c. A better Cape
for 75c. Our $1 ('ape i- great. All
sty,vles and priras in IPIhsh, Ast.rociai,
li(entve('rs, etIC.
Underwear.
Men's Grey Iind(ershirri 1c. or 2 for
2.5e. ai.l olf ny-E xeejption,zd alaues
1,adies' froai 2 , tO l. All fir-t class
not hing shIoddy.
Jordan.
;R MlAIN & COFIEE S''REE'S.
WIENv1l.l, S. C.
ca% ' E j
E our Clothing.
. made every effort to boom trade
o purcase your
HNG
ever used and are the best to be ob
)> wi h- surpitse(i at the extensive
some p attern s in
C
C ~ C>rI I I_f) N ( .
rlI. A) I N G-.
'le.
-.LE S.C.
ARGA INS!
&~
;u far as n>ving <t ook 4ri el'eer.d
We haveyt .\any liarg;n, n: .. and114 are
la,so Puirchlas rIs :i:i v U:,d as Good
t-> Sell Cheap,jl chea..
NS!BARGAINS: !'e
.r, New Notions, New~ LLosic'iy, Ne
W FAD.
est st.yles fo)r menCI's summe311r ShiirPts)I
(infar.ts wear) 25 to 50) cents.
I for $1.00.
goods) get here t his week, One Dol)
22. Greenville, S. C.
Gower A S peights,
-D1ealorsi In
DOORS,
SASH,
BLINDS,
Gl.ASS,
8S1INGLES,
LA THS,
CEMENT, LIME,
PL ASTER,
HAIR,
PAINT S,
LUMBER, &C.
City Ware411huse. 107 1 ,anronis at
Wou41ld he(~ t:bul to1 havo our Pick- N
onsq fr'iends visi t ur Coal, Wood
R., (corne rt road and Georgia
St.rloots.
Cower & Speights, ff
Groonuvillo, S. C.
nne297.O'o
ville, S. C. Office over A ddIon'1. -
)rng Store.
DRI. ROBERT KIRCKSEY,
Physician and Surree n'
Office ut bh residence at 11 Ktkt.
one place, on '1'n elye 31lo Iiver.
March 8, 1894
)R. T. D. LEQNAR1.
DENTIST.
All work guaranteed.
vould be pleased to serve you.
Greenville 6.0.
)fHce over Bruce & I)oater's Drug tore,
ucll9yl.
C. F IT ZOE R ATL), I*loT0R;C.
* pher, G reenville. S. C. Office over
"1isont's Drug Store.
. C- to give satitlsfne.
To The Public.
H' wouiiI rvt;esetfilly inforim tiq pub.
lie Iha rt r. It. T. Weidon, oho 'ls
vell aid favorably known to the eltizsin
>f Pieke"ns conoty. is .now aIaC4ted
weit.i Its in the pr'atctlee of D nistry.
Ollice: Entire from roons (up st*ar)
Uity Nattionai IntiL Block
)tms. Noiwoon & NoltwooD,
-"tcenville. B C.
B. A. M'naAN, W. F. 1LABBfOAM'99
r envill~i S. '. IPicken , 8. C.
Morgai & Blassingame,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Ickoust, C. II., IR
Practice in all the courts.
apr-16-tiy 1.
ui31 CLA C. oEO. R. COOPER.
DIARK & COOPER,
--Dea lers in
fiARBLE AND GRAPITE
MONUMENTS,
e-Tombstones
of eve'"
QescrIl ,
--AL$O
4ANTELS, STATUA..
nd Wrought Iron FENCING.
CLARK & COOPER,
apr8-97y1. Greenville,'S..,
Fall Il W llter.
--
We are now realy to siiply von with
our lla'., atdl Blonnets. Our stock ik
omle,"te aInd price..; reasonabtle.
Call and see our goodis and yon will to
ouvincedl it will pay you,l to buy of n3R.
All are eaarne"stly invited. We are gWad
0 .'how our t11' 4 a, 3.,.rI,.... - -... t.
ot.
feb25yi.
iust Received !
A Iarge lIt tf men and~1 11 boy's
5JIDDLE8
1 keelp a1 full line4 of
i\AP 3(333.ahir'r U11ILES, ETC.,
M/~l iy cas for i.h-a, wax and tal.
&1u1ecesso0r toa (bawer & Goodlati.
'2 .\ aini Streelt.. Greeni villei, S. C,.
March1 2.v1
We av .mfom0 000adu
ard<. All Iir.1-htas l~I(laCI .
.3,m' a il2pric them3.
U'' wiil .ei you. Oir'goouds t.ro guar
SNIDER & A NJ1.RSON,
CiRE E'NVI) LE, S. C.
alug 12tf'.
TH E SOUTHERN,
(Laite E'xchanIigO HoEtel,)
CR E EN V L LE, S. C.
FIRST CLASS COMMERCIAL,
I IOTEL1.
iz.ed. All Ones5t' Roomsi Largo, Light,
with Openi Gratea. Large Sample
lRoomse onI OfiIeo Floor. City
to Ho.tel.
'erms per Day, $2.00,
OxonIox W. Krr-rT.,LK. Manag.
CAmr. WV. I. \WerITiO Chiaf dten.