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he People's Journal. T. V. IROBINSON, Editor.; W. U. IIECSTERCI'tblitthar. PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDA1. lbscription One Dollar a Year mntered at the Post Office at Pickens as loud-class matter. ADVEI'[SING RATES. )no dollar per inch for first Insertion, fitf cents for onal subeotuent insertion. beral discount for atlvertIseinents on an -al contracts. Terms cash. Annual con tets payable quarterly. No lavoritea. Ono price to all. No spe d position or special rates to foreign ad rtisers. All :ncl must hake the run of o paper and abido by such rates. Local noticet. in local eolunin, 10 cents r liue for first. insertion and five cents for eh subseqellt insertion. Advertisetnients for coming issue should handed in not. Inter than Monday morn rhe editor will not he responsible for the tws and opinions of corresponldents, un ,s the sante are editorially endorsed, T1IUl1All k Y, DEC. 9, 1897. ('1o1111munieatied. Mr. Editor : I Pend you a few )rsos of poet'try taken from 'T'hos. ray's (tligy written in a country nurch yard. As I think it good >r us occa'onally to tear loose :om tho never ending strife for Ithy Inert", and think of some. hing more relning. It realhy re uires a let'perate effort to let : stl the 1,'ngh afl'airs of life, ino insttead of dividing our time, . o., the twenty-four hours into hree equal parts, one-third for our isual avtcnttons, one-third for est and slep and ono-third for vership antd charity, as advised by ;hat noble order of A. F. M., (that egond trnet', back to the building >f Solenttttt's temlplo.) Mttny of as havt to soeratci for a living ibout twntynf hours per day, and tumblo in rt'st Iess dreamls of hun ger etc., ! he ba,ilance of the time, sin1co a limied few have appro priated t ho means, so they can do all the ret itint, worshiping and charity. It St'ets to me the God of m11amm11nonl is the only ona do voutly wtrshpe d, (except by a veory f'ew) and c I do not hear of any tharIty, excvpt to col logo ofliciale, by the law gi vers 1111(1 the groat Lrust cre'atted by them, to their pets: 'The enrfew toills the knell (of elperting dlay, The low ing bt.d witn)s slowly o'er the .lea, the plonglbmn:at I.minelwvard plods his weary waty, And leaves the worid to daikrness ani to tnc. lenentli tho:e r;ggedtl tlns, tint ewe-tre eis sha<le, Wlerte heaves the tnif in mn.y i luotul dlering henpil. Cel in his narrow cell forever baid, The rittle f.'e-fit hers of the htin lett.sleep. 'he breezy iii! I,f himisnn-breathitng uorn, The swallow twittering froin the straw iill Sim!, 'The oentk's shrill einarittil, or the echoeing horn, No tuor'it shi,all roe helvne fronin thieir loive'ly lhe< . et not ainit iozj n tunek t heir unseful Itil ThIei r hnoiniely jeoys mni ,hest iny obisetitee, er grtnel'iieu hear with dicisdhaiiftIunl hil Them, shoret an, ml simnelel' auttinals oef tihe poor'1 he beonst eof heralrv, the inng of iiower', A mnil l tlea? be'auity, aell that wccealtht O're gave, wa'nit eli kr. thle i nov-it abe letir: 'Time pnt-hei of gh,ryi hinl lot. to tho grave. erhapejs in tIhis negh- eedee slpot Is laid, I'omie' heartioe p'lre'gniantw'ith celestial tire; anidsc tiimt the ird of entmpiro inight have swayei1, Onr wcorlod, te erstzae'y the~ living lyre, it kirowvledege t the~ir eyes herv aphle hmge, li vi wi thie spoeil s of tuite d11d ae'er i'ill P'enuryc r''ensede thnoir nobile ramge, Anmd tfroze' the twe eiaI enrrent tof thie oeul. iil inainy. a geei Cof iCu)rest riay neee', e dlaik , unzefathli Cn'dc caves of ocean - boni tie hhishi uinse'en, -t niess one the dle'set,t air, wn'i, thait wciith daeunt his t'els wcciuiteoodl, Soint'eeuirinw.ven, guiiltl ess if his countr's i' fromii th lit am ening e'reew'ds igniol strife, ['helr ioer' wiihe- niie'er le'ar'ned to stray eong thie ('ool e ISu est er'd vae of~) Ii fe, 1'he'y kepjt I he niieless teini' of their way'iL are rests his lie'aie ipnie tine lapeef earth, A. yotinth toi foritune and to famitiiieiunknow t'r sc'ie frcw'dvm' e not.o heiIls buniibele lirti An d mnelanchly .tk.'de himi fur he'r eew' erge wax'ii his hliy and)? ism soul Sinci'ere e gave imiser,c aelIlie lentad, ai tear,--' HeI gainted freoml I leen ('twa alvlm hi wcciseda.) it fri e'nd. Sfuthier see'k hiis imarit., to udise'loio, 2nr draew his frai i lis fr'om tiel drea anbo e', hore thley) ali ke ini m emnbling hopei reposo, Tho bosbma ofi his Fathler amni his God. This is a iiec*e of poetr1y thati or'thy of 34t Idy' - and( 1 pi ty th ;nh whlo is seo biljt in the he'at 'id heart ho cann)iot ap)prEiat ich p)oe'try. T1'here are man) -*hbl perr.ons wmmho are admilired by 10 great, as theoy admire the as8s mly3 because~ 11e is a quiet anll .:atien)t beast of buriden, that doo01 ) t kick in) th harnei tt)ss9. it maittter's uet how heavmy nor' how Ilng the. aneil1 or hmow nii'mgro0 the fare. lBut when he0 strikes the bridge of Al orat (assor'mt,) that is likecned to thie ieb of a fiamI)ished spidor and r-yjands thoe abys of he(ll and1 ex Cends to 111henven, his l ight hlad of (:eis will be) at blQsing, sinIce none) bt the lightly' loadled cfa pass < 'or thle bridge. Will there not Le' a tumbling at said bridge? and . ow many roach it promaturely from the cause of glutony on the one hIand( and( stiIl more from star vation) on "the other. This is the Mohammedan theory of the route to paradisc anid I exp)ect a very covirect -one0 as to slim chance of reaching the place of eteirnat joy. Ye'e, there are two classes that a~re suzoiding. One the class who dio from over riding and ever en Aftng, the other from being over i4 iaund under fed, and volun vnso. thev belong to that most 'contemptable class that is known to civilizatioa, the syco phant who is fool enough to be proud of being ridden by the great. It is my opinion this is a far worse cheracter than the hen pecked husband and that if they have a soul to loose, Old Harry has his indelible brand and perfume all over him, so he could recog nize him at long range, even on a dark night. It seems to me this class are only fit to be put up on th" roads as a target for the dogs. They by their actions make the great believo we all ought to be ridden, hence the starvation as a calming process we are subjected. Agricolist. Jackson's Limbless Cotton Can be Obtained fron J. C. May field, Atlanta, Ga. From the At.linta Constitution Nov. 187. Jackeons Limbless Cotton has created more talk throughout the cotton growing world than all oth er varioties combined. There has been over five thousand people from nearly every state in the un ion to visit the farm of Mr. Jack son near this city and they are unanimous in their opinion that it is the most wonderful and pro ductivo cotton in the world. Not a limb on it., it grows from 6 to 14 foet high, planted from 6 to 10 in ches apart,rows from 3 to 4 feet wide and has from 40 to 100 bolls, to the stalk, so anyone can see why it will make from 4 to 5 balos per acre. The staple is white and silky and much longer than com mnon1 cotton, and brings a much higher price, and it can be ginned on all ordinary gins. Yesterday at very pronllont farmer from Mississippi said: "I have often heard cotton was king, but I never realized it so fully until today, when standing in the five-acre cotton patch on Mr. Jackson's farm." Every farmer that goes to see it is impressed with the idea, not whether he wants to buy those ieod, but the fact he must do it to protect himself and make a suc 3ess of raising cotton at present prices. This cotton patch is ;uardod day and night, but every L)ody has an invitation to come and see this wonderful cotton. A syndicate of Now York mon bavo bought most of this and they propose to plant every one of their iceod. J. W. Smith, who is Cashier of Pho First National Bank of Gaines villo, Ga., has for sale some of the Jackson Limbless Cottom Seed at the following prices: Two hun dred dollars par bushel, seven dol lars per pound. Thoy also put them up in packages of 200 select 80od to each package, at one dol lar por package, 0 p)ackages for $5.00, thirty-five packages for $25.00, seven ty-five packages for $50.00, one h undred and sixty-fivo packages for $100.00. All seed aro p)ut~ upl with ful1l directions for planlting. Hie has adapted this plan11 of distributing the 500(d, so t,bo merchanits can ordler for their customers or aniyoneo can make sixty doIllars profit by Rolling 160 packages. WV ichb ach b)ox con tain ing. 160 p)ackagoa oif seed, he pits in 01n0 lrge photograph (of the Jauck son cot ton patchi with niegroes picking it, and circulars giving the hiist.ory about this wvondorful cotton and testi moiaols from 1. TP. N'shit, the Commuirssioer ol Agriculture of Georgia, and J. S Neowman, formerly of the Agricul tural depart meint of Ala,, now o South Lharolina they both havin1 examtinlod thi- cotton in thu patch All seed will 1 o delivered fro at the abhove pri'cos, s0 send fo what you want. at (oce, you ca1 send chock or P. 0. Ordor or leg ist0rod letter to J1. C. Mayfield Manager, Atlant.a, Ga.. Box 74) Itf you r order is received a fter at seed is sold your1 mioney will b returned free of cost to you . Th seed wil no it.hIe1)(( pdled out an,u partin waninrg thie.'e need canI ge ;. tiem byi 'rdler ilig iem i irect fro0 J.C. Mayfield. lie huas araznage, wit. Mr. Juekson's5 son to sup jerinI t end theu packing amnd( sh iping a these sood'(. Tlhiere will no donht1) he faker' ped1 inog cot torn seed cliiminrg then to ho Jlacksoni L,imloss Cotton, s order at once for wh)at you want. In 1805, Mr. Jaickson had1( onil 57 stalks, this year the crop hi raised would birinog over on0 hiun dred thousand dollars. So you d1 rnot have to bo rich to get a start New is the exceplted timue, bu somie of these seed. The firs bale of this cot ton 50o(d on th Atlanta market Nov . 23, for l0cts per pound3(, the stap1le imeaseure< one and3( one-half inches lomg. Soe Atlanta Journal of thatdate whicl gives a full account of thle valun and qualit-y of the C"ottoii, certiflo< to by export Cotten meon. Mimoulid HEave a alnowluig. If a man11 had a two dollar bul pupl says an exchange, ho wouk( look after it carefully and not Iei him be around at night all oven town, but if he has a boy it ms dif. ferent. He is turned Icose at an early age to go to the dlevil, and then people wonder where the army of dead boats, tramps, boms, hobo., loafers, gamblers anid drunkards come from, They are germinated from our homes and sown broadcast on) our streets and alleys. It may be that your boy is taking growth in that direction. At all events the boy should be given a showing with the bull mmp. tftolesuaber This iove. "If our young men and boys,' says the Barto\v, Fla., Courier 'would make up their minds tt put the same amount of carefu study and thought upon agricul ture and horticulture that thoi would upon book-keeping, or law or medicine, they could becom( just as successful so far as ione making is concerned, and at th< same time enjoy a far groater free, doi for the worry and trouble which are unavoidably oncounter. od in all the other trades or pro fessions." The News and Cour. ier says this holds as truo in South Carolina as in Florida. Our young men and boys would do well to considor its truth. Annuoying Blunder. A Now Jersey suburbanite tells this case: There is an editor in our little town who just for the present wish es he were somewhere elso. Do siring to compliment the school teachers of the place at d extend the circulation of his nowspaper among them, he wrote an elaborate article, which is headed, ''Pension a Lot of Our School Teachers.'' Ho thon continted in an eloquent strain to declare that ''there are about a dozel of the best known teachors in our schools who, bo caus() of their long service in the harness should be punsioned im modiately." Of c:>urso, the intel. ligent compositor got in his work, and, as the old man failed to read his proof, he ws horrified to find his paper declaring that there were a lot of old school teachers in that town Who ought, to bi* ''poisoned'' immiediately. The od" itor informs me, with tears in hiE eyes, that this is one of those uni. pleasant episodes which occur to an editor nlow and then.-Hard. wiare. The Right Matt in the Righi Place Is our County Supervisor, Mr. E F. Looper, who earrios his head o1 his own shoulIers, and when hi sees anything that the people real ly n1eeds, he takes right, hold at( putlS her throigk. For inlst.aiiee. We hlsavo beei coitonding for a change in thi Greenville road limading from th Petor's Creek settlmont., via. Hunt's bridge, for t.h paat four o five years, but never coul(1 got i until Mr. ILooper catio down i look after the intorest of our sidi of the county, when he wis asket to go and look over the then pond ing change, he went, tind lie sai( the change must he;. and sur< enough Thursday the 25th tilt., th< road was comlpleted. The roa<c was graded and1(1 all bridges btili b1y t hl oIll c ntly chiiin gang, anid is belhove, one of the bet'i. roads, no only in lie county. but in thi Sta to. lie not onily gave us our' road mut had 'rectedo byv Caplt. J . N Kng, iiear i'i. O. lien11'8 oni Falg .da river, onei oif the b'est bidges ii Liie up-couiltry. '1'li' bridIge is Hai( to bo by nirly all t.hatt hiave sont it, to b)e the 11uost, substanilI pier: mdio br'idg,' ever b)1nit. ini thle couni ty or liet weePii t he Coil it. iOH ; an(1 from what I can hear, Mr. Lolopa a~ doing thle go. d work all over th '.ounty. In 1898 this sido of thi county' is goinig to hollow Hurrah for Loopear. A Salutdanito. 4bNE OF TWO WArYsi poe. iay,v leceptue~(le for t he ing of diseae excepthV:tne o tw o'a r "s. . ted for oneit ipuin,, taitl if not dlot to tu nc II i s no ht Ihable Ii) wea'iknes, tlibes cNeopt. inI p.iargcss, is otit ,a I thefr e~l anyii p, ii li di ies or inconv - iu i I "nan ifete in t h('tec kine st hae f o isnhl easi'l u mite an. iima hiei a ei - avi<e . ou - iTilu lid it' corecti. Aet vi ine aief or ci wntu -- oil r hulii ou 'li m eit fr etlin itit liet s khhIlu l'ae or hh i'Ji' 'lot lt, theirea k 'id and th irrems dv. iluitoon r ealm. Ifi yIluou e . 'n. gisth lfiy ce t an hne dllar.'gi: You t till ge'nulinenes's of t his oiifer. 'febli.07v1. Are different from all other nmedicines. Each perforims a specific duty, thus doing away with drastic purgatives and curing by the Mild Power T'heor y. One Pink Pill touches the liver, re Smoves the bile, the bile nmoves the bowels. The Tonic Pellet does the rest. Wave One? Sample free at any store. Oomplete Treatment, 23 doaes 25c, Drowa Mt'g. Co., N. Y'. ? oeneville. Tenu. For sale by F?reemian & HIendricks, liek ens, d3. C. jul8yl. UIlRelilef Cures Sick-Heartacehe ?'N kasgia, Cramps, Cholera Mo: hw Diarrh'4a, &c. 2,5 cents for large bottle For salk by Freemaa & Hendric ks, 1ick en., S. 7 responds readily to proper fer. tilization. Larger crops, fuller ears and larger grain are sure to result from a liberal-use of fertilizers containing at least 7% actual Potash Our books are free to farmers. GERMAN KALI WORKS, 93 Nassau St., New York. GO TO -0-0-0 J. A. SHEPPA.RI) FANCY - AND - TkPLE "GROCERIES I" -o--0-o I koop a Fresh stock nlwfays on hand and will not ho "U NDER SOLD." I will havo a Nice Fresh. Stock OF Shoes and Dry Goods and Notion4 in a few days. Call a v(1 see my stock hoforo buying y( .ir Fall andl Winter Goodm. Nails steel cut 2 and t1 coutta per p>ound. Nails, Wire 21 to. 2i ct-nts per pound. L You I will fid rie :.t. the Quillian 01(1 standi, i.r J. I. \ Lart i n'm old stund on '- ho corner. R "sseCt.fully, J. A. SHEPPARD, EASLEY, S. (U. uep16 :7 'T ht':. you now. .Jo t saiH, hitt ihe lij-n *esi is t.he~ iWoiof. I will sell. yo heaivy i hirtinig at '4e. A goo se I lwea. vy Cot: on1 l heks at 40., uAl be,f l'iii ur. h ci a, Good e -i l -l I bi' .Fenn ais' t 15a. Shoe"' troJ 250. 'ir. I bne ai loIt @i sma1lI N.r'. tihaet, I . ill .-; . t. 75e.. Sonie cost.4 4.300 malii as high ;o i.I.35,-. Yc.u 'ich otr ' .52. 1 'ae 'L -e~Ill1mola1Ste', froem 20o. per gaI lon up ons 45c. Very good44 -u 20e. -- 5 lbs-~.; o4d LTociuidry ison a for1 15e.. '1'r: A gonalt*IT ~ slh.shIirt. fir I ie. W al W.r Bekets for 10.'. en: e'h. Gootd .6. -:egs l':in ts for !,Ine a 1it ai an .etter e'ni i foi- inoe unieit . In A good5( patirI 4of j1a(J(ts (o) tl.50. A ha i I Iat'e fie'ior ' 4 nova and A a 3hc)wLp :tlny bodylv. Al-so ia oth:1 e r let' ings to 1- s une'ron< to mientl ion .1in dont Iforgef; s. will ta:ke cbie kena , gg.-- *b'.. in nea g fe-i good)is a t. --ut h pri(5s. fI i ll ho y s i I ic. a ho 11hu3 fort Cotton sept.:i Jusnt Th iun; /2 von ha1 Iud het ter comlle-.at . lnce' ad pay'I ii r- I wtilIlhe sure' to dan yuncia or have sona .y (i' one 45o ) so for mae. It Yoi I. jor morel bai.wa'is 4)n a cast i-basis. I 3,J H. BRlOWN, r4-97.Liberty, S. C. SNEWGOGDS '4 h lavea now putrchuaIshed ae New Stock 0: .Uroceri,es, etc., and1( c'an be found a6 th< oj Lewis Oh! Statu11. Trhis stock consi,.t of all kuni .of Cannea (Gcodse, CofToes, 8ttgars, Canidies,2ASaps, etc Thley wIll be anl cheaOp. Como andl ibe con4vin)cede. I also keep a~ nicoi linaf of Dfisge LI VERY STABL.ES. I also runa a Liver y, reed ande Exchanige Stablo. Ituggies a Id hoarses ont handi te - hIre all the time, an td at reasoniable rates. Will buy or awap s ilbes and horse. Yotn .a Ic.r trad(e, B. M. DRIFFIN, oct14 97vl~ T3i1kn,. C e SDOL 4, Will be worth One Dollar EbaugI & Jeans. . 3 yards gao,1 Jeans with thread amnd ht tons, all for.......... ........... 30e 1 3 yards Schiool Boy .Jeans with I 3 ad col1o en ihthread and bulttons, :ah for............:38, 3 yards ht-eet Rchoot li,oy:' ,Ivn:i" with thre:1- l :an< but t.on:s, all fo....... I 3 y=ards bc.st 8-oz all wol .h a withi thrt.n<( ma l but t, <, :all f..r......(; c" 3 ycan,.,< best 1O-oz. all wo'ii .Ie'a:, with threadl --:t buttonus, : I fo.......75s" :3 yanls best 11)-oz. all wool .le:an,. with threratl and bulttons, all for......$1 Our ret,al price is the same as h' the holt. YoUt c:u haty one yard of ' us a chueap a ai full piceIJ. Cotton Flannel. 4Wc are the people'' on Canton I" Ian-1 I nels. A (.racker Jnc" for 5e: a tip iop for Ge; i never bet aer for 7c. woo th 9;a "Bustet" for S. worth 10; a "'' 'rkirr"' for '0c. %vorth 15c, antd c ogil to 20e. I yard. Bleached anad U"'bIlea';hetl. I)ou't. nha, this, Api,n Ginuham Checks at 4 :tul 5e. )ress Giinghamns 5e. A. be'autifual line. Ebaugh& PHONE NO. 175. - - - W)IN o t14 97vl. MORE B MieAlister Dry Goods, Notions, Carpp Last Wveek's Sale was successful s Our overloael of stock has been very in l)artmnent is in good Runting Trim. \ making others every hour of the < Bargains this week as last. We are getting in New Stock, too sales of the Big Jobbing Houses Nort: 1iBARGAINS! BA1tAI New Lawns, New Mitts, New \V Damask. New Towels, New Underwe: Table Oil Cloth. TILE NI, Aberdeen'' Plail Shirtiigs (new at 10, 123 an 15 cents. New Guaze and AnNora Flane Ils 22 yards 40 inch (line) Sea Islaw i Yucan simptliy (in manyi lines ol lar aini Fifty Cont s worth oh goods to P. S.-Buttorieck Paitternis. H1otiie 'Thtone 93. Bell 'Thone: NOW FOR A FALL TRADE. -O 00 0 0 The ?Jniosphern ie is cir'ecil wiilth ee. t t'i'ity o f ne(tiv'ity ital re'newre cothiIene. hale. You~ ens I see aiccumi lt ing evilenues of it Otn every hantil. g ODD TIMES ARE HERE! whoii nule wvithtgi jjs j thsell.h ivi. Ihemut h It ert goo ls u I !o wer prices ih-uii tI r.'y lae eve hii ee i aible to get: h-.rei foir cury~ departttiinent olf our11 ClOre. Suith a11 hast14, shoe's, .1lry good s and Icelothing. Ig'-We havye jutst re!ceived'( a1 nhice lin' o lb'.lies te'iminted. hats anti isailorts. A1 to go a t veriy low plrices. S$'PWe keep atS comptjlente a his' of G en-i e ral Mercitarndhits an ho fortnal inl LIhe l eonntt y, v lYit ner are highi ginihe ware ns. lowest p'>atsib)le pr1e1sami stranightt forwardli( eesh lngs. irWewermitlent that. t.he v'abIleIs we have to )lYr ui11 i iducen you to buy. ?( "WVithI thanlks for yotter patst patro'' 'Y. t ur ver respect.ftlly, ELLISON BROS. j17-'97yl. IEASL~EY, S. C If you larv~e ibhty ed buyin hg that. v inteor dir'si, coeii tight al (3ng, the pri will noi t prentt ai trtaile. We havie rattIledi the shto'gsi' j;f rettyv f:ast for thes last fe'w weeksho. Ti: it ea 't l nlis *.or' heaivy sho,e's, cono11 ini andti ses howlV cheapij .1 .nn fft youi aill til. I don1't ilropolse tol ei5.rryv a sintglot suiit Eli overi .'oat thtrouglh the u inter. If you i uny511 - tig ini that. l ine for youitrse'lf orI' i43S b loy s ' -on1. A few ladii'es tritiumoeil hatst heft, at ciost. Mens atis l~ buoys at vrv 5'heapJ. I .51ts If ifturniture and et,oves frto~i ow unt ili thist - 'mais. I pay hig plrie'.'s for' forbler, ecorn, htides amIl eggs. T. D. H arris. . ONDE Nerve and flone 011 Cures -~ Rheumatism, Cuts, Sores, Burna , and lruises ILarge bottle 25 cents. SFot' sale by Freemn & .llendicks, l'ick. n, n. .6% w'> m.. md Fifty fents to you at ed Flannels. ;oodl wool III.l( Twilled ..................1(k; I". Wo l' I4 'Twilled. ...............12A ic'1;. woocl I:ecl 'l'wvil(ecl........ ....15 t ' .i wroo1 1 1 'I'w ille:I1 : ;. 20. 25. 35, 41- : :! 5 lh-. S IH n, e,h* - - i. 4) 3lankot ; iW tll,1 1 :he r 't!-I'h--a . \V I wi !1 hem \ l' itt r on or+t ! 'I ):n1 75.C. :it". 1 c,r St. I'hy c-tr.'I bo Ot li-in hod 1 ' :11n "1ll r,. \II t;r:+h-.,, :all k:intl . (.:e: )p! Ch1 : p!!. Did we hear 11 IIII'I1 tion Japes and Cloaks ? A g ol (:':Ie for 50c. A better (a1pe :c75. (l1r $l Ca.'ap i= g;re:a. All 4(IeS :Ul) prices in l'Icush, Astroelu, Ii-aver.-, etIc. Undnrwcar. Mlen's Grey ImlershirIs 1-5e. or 2 for 15c, aii fl l 11--bxce'Ip. Iio'al v l1115e' I,:ICIic"' fr1'"11 20c. 111. A llI lir-t clas' - It) hiug .bO<ly, t Joran. t A LG -A ! o r s moVing .Ie is C - .c l. uchl l e u e I ' it+;,, :1;l ! wr-j.% V .I. )1t \'e hatv( .\lally 1; 1: 1;1. vry ;, ..1' :dtr' lay, so uh .r my: : l r, \ ewx u Not5 us, N Iw Ih'ti y, Ne tw \V FA D. - e't tyle, 1('l:;' s1m .1mer Shirts) ood) gt,1er thswe,OeDl r O:; Olr.__ 2. G een li, 5 -D1alers In COA L .. DORS Si '* H,. CEME ~i I)OkI -u~:i WNo .o iciied u t pay youta. coun anMto. MORRIS,av it Daw. IfIyou den ( J, S.l t(X broke lois at 4o'o. at1 yor7u3i'is *. Oflie ooer Addison's - IiArtig Store. I)J. ItOH ElUT KIRKI81ty, Physician and Ourcoon, Office at his residence sl th lit KIrkbey horne place, onl 'I'ncrltre Mile Ktiver. Marcli 8, 1.894 DRl. T. D. I,EONARD. DIENTIST. A 11 wo.rkc gnara'nteed, worcnllcl le Ilt Is t Servu you. GCrtenv"ille, S. C. Oico over 11ruce & I )tster's 1)rug Store. muehlay). C. FT'l'Z(UPlHAI..'), PIfUl'TOG RA 'er. Greenvil!e, S. U. 0111ce over Addison's D)rllr Stt,re. All work gtlntratccd to give Sattisfac :. n , ..' ! ik)III.C -t" . i rm l i hep b Y i . . - -1, why IS e .. -- U . , (he Citrzent'111 1i '.'i - ,. l. -.W as ociat,ed i 1 It, I. :h . p :il-i<'t . f I) Ili,try. (O)lii : l 1':1it f l :: ',> ims (ilp 44tair ) ('.t\ N,\ ;:it.l:l; :tI; 1, ' l < I)I:}. \UlIw\ O st\ Nol.wool), Ga-enrlvil.t', S C. li. A. dtt lila\, W.' F.ltLASSINOAM%H, t irenvile s. '. Pickens, s. C. Morgan & Blia ssingr;ame, ATTORNEYS AT LAW Pickens, C. If., S. C. 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