The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, January 26, 1899, Image 2
-The People's Journal.
T. U. ROBINSON, Editor.
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THUlSINDAY, JANd 19th, 1899.
CONCEALED WEAPON LANW.
The House Friday hoard con
sideiable about the cencealod
weapon law. The bill to change
the law had boon appar
ontly ks!Ied by a narrow mnargiln,
wl)en (jie of those errors which
canmot ho helped was discovered
ind it was found that the House
et.u-e I to kill tie 'ill by a mar
gin of o(ia voto. Thn it wans
tgree-d to di,2ro the debate on
the bill unmtil Ih-o was a larver
wtondntieo of me.nJhers and so the
debat. was adjurmnd d until Wed
nes(lay, wbich was geoeraily ic
c.pt .h1 Thero mere quite a
number of speeches made on the
bill.
The Re as kille-1 the bill of M r
BloaR t 9 inllere'ne Ile pulni 11111ong
of laboierjs who vel .l0 cors nute.
Mr. B'. ionsdar.tey'v *fIintro
(uced th leaonsare inl a sWightly
Clha.'ged raCn.
P 11,K8 coq01NT PoL-Wry
' 1) o1 had a li ttle bil te
County a nomi
tion officorp.
on th9.tght this
purely a Ia s aiatter for f.cgiSlai
tive action.
Mr. Robinson thought l'iCkens
County should havo tho right tc
solect its owi Oflicern. Tho do.
lmnd of the people to c . thei
oflicora by primary. It relievu
the members of a very odIious1
trouble. His pl)Ole wanted the
p~rimnary systolm extomded.
'rO aLuvicV CC 1e0on, Fialsiq~is.
Mr. Gautse bea:c a} f..1 o eompl~jt
school trusteau,/kro m rmnid diuty.
- ...ir. Wdfor thought th~ bill
good. iihlo schiool trustess got no
pay, and ought to receivoesome
encou ragemen t.
Mr. Wh'larL~on said if school
truidtUOS did th'eir duty they ought
to got some3 return, anid it WOuld
be a very small imatter to relieve
truistes Lromu roadi d uty.
Mr. Aiihley and Mr. Qamble
woreO op),>osed to Lho ball and want
ed it kiheLd.
Mr. Ragedalo of FlIordnce, favor
ed the bill, lie thought the re
muneiirationi proposed very shght,
ansd for theo Rerv ices ronderod suchm
return w-m~ild be very little. It
oitan costs trustees mfone'y to go
the places of meoting. It would
be ' graceful acs~to allow tszis rut.
maaje'ition. VTe trustbee act
es ery modh 1m and often every
wook.
Mr. Shaurpo, of Lexingt~on, Op-~
pmod the bhili IHl had l'o'n a
tenbo and Ca co 4.y supi se''~tand10
eni. lh nevejr kuji *.' ii ,ito
who fully did hio dut.' Therej~ ii
are eighty (,dd dm I. 3.4 ini *ex.
ingtoni an.d throo0 tr1 nls 'e1ii (,nry
did m ict. iThis ro..d (je y was ae i
publhi unty thea uu dhot,0 be u
ahirked.
Mr. Robinson, of Ande1rs.t,a
favored tho bill. TVho trusteesa
had plenty of wvork. If good ncon
ato gotten aill tho pay they' got
ft abuso.
M\lr. Manni favored the bill.k
Mr. Jackson, of Anr~erson, salid t
81
Vas many of the Steoachers did. It t
is asking a very small sum to al-.
low this.
- Mr. Smith of Laurens, said to mn
pass this Act would lose 750 days hii
on tho road :in Laurons, and the 7(
roads were now in bad enough a
Mr. L. Mauldin moved to exempt tI
Plokens county from the bill. r
By a vote of 88 to 41 the House i
refused to strike out the enacting
Words of the bill.
Mr. Williams moved to recomn- n~
mit the bill after a series of count
Sties had been exexmpted from the 0
brvisions af the measure.
>-~~.'N t1. Ragadale said the fight had r'
been made, and there was no use
to recommit the bill. This was a
pure waste of time.
THE MCCRAW BDCYVLE BILL.
The committee reported the
now :famous McCraw ticycle bill
so that it will read as follows:
Section 1. That any person while
riding a bicycle :upon the: public
highways, outside of any incorpor
ated city or towij..A'i o shall pass
a pe .nriding on horseback or in
ve-ohicle, drawn by horse or other
animal, on the same highway,
without first obtaining leave of
such rider on horseback or vehicle,
whereby any damage results, or
fright to the animal may be causod
shall be guilty of a misdemoanor
and upon conviction shall be fined
nct less than ten nor more than
twonty dollars, or he imprisoned
not less than five nor more than
twenty days, or both, at the discre
tion of the trial magistrato.
PENITKNTIAIIY PUOYT $10,000.
Col. Neal has paid the State
Treasurer $10,000 profits from
Stato Penitentiary for the past
year.
IIBUCATIUNkL
CONDUCTED BY W. W. F. BIolIT,
County Supt. of Education.
Sections 21 and 22, Rules of
State Board of Education, are
domed of sufficiont interest '
teachers as to warrent their. -ubli.
cation: Section 21. The County
Board of one County may recog
nizo a certificate issued by the
County Board of another County,
but in such caso they shall regis.
tor the name of the holder, County
from which issued, date and num
ber of the certificate, and when so
registored, it slhall have the same
force as it issued in that County.
Section 22. Each County Board
shall koop a register, in which
shall bo recorded the niame, ago,
sex, color, and postoftlce of each
person to whone a certificate is
grantod, and also the date and grade
of the certificata.
Have you beeni to see that the
children at school are comfortable.
Is there plenty of suitable wood foi
fires to keep them warm, or to dry
thomislvos by if are caught out in a
shower?
Until arrangements can be madE
for the case of school ibooks in this
oflice. Mr. Morris will continue to
supply them at his store. Notice
will be given in this column when
the change takes place.
Evidently there is a mistaken
idea ab~out the dipenisary school
fumd. T1hat from the county dispea
nary is oequally divided amongst
tho school districts, and that from
thme Stato dispensary squally
amongst the pupils earolled. If
any of i t is used to pay for charts,
it is after it is apportioned to sehool
districts,
Rumor has it that all the schols
in the county are not up to the ar
oragv fin account of the bad weather
Teaichers, trustees, patrons should
try toget all to attend, as the mon
y next year goes to whore the chiii
dron go thisycar, and don't forgot
that the school year ends Juune, 30,
1899.
IHave you bought chartf, maps,
11d( other school 51uppJies this yonr?
[a your school hiouso in a condi tion ]
o take of them? A re they locked
1i all Limne when'u your Mchooli is not
i BCsessi. oJr they left to the mercy~
F thme dayourinig clement.? 1. o
ours. one of the school houses~ I
hlose do-rs stand openi a t all times, F
so, get locks anid fix up to care
,r the house and~ other property at
imat may belong to your district, o~
1(d see that that the teacher taikes WV
ropor care of the samne while 'ii
All the city and town sChools,
')d mosit of the counOtry schools
'e now in Sssion. In this the
!ginining of the new e'ar let us a
il attention to the importance of n)
loping the records straight. All a~
0o schoolsq are~ provided with a t
Iita ble register, and it is one of
e duties of the teamcher to kenp,
is. The daily calling of the roll "
nessary to keeping the records Ii
rAight. 'hose reports of enroll- ai
ont anid average attendence that
tve to b)e madle out at the end of n
in might think. They even have tc
financial valne. The amount r
mr district will get another yearn
ill depont on the enrollment of '"
iis present year. The schaoo' wd
quires not only a monthly report,c
it also at yearly report. Though
Is but rarely made out, the g
iarly repor t is of equal importarce 4
ith the monthly report. No
enthly report will show the f ull -
irolment of the anhooll; this is_
31y to be seen in the yearly repor t.
herefore, keep your record so V
mat you coni make out thia vsarly g
port "The larger enromnt~~ ::
you can make your district show,
the more money your district will
get another year, and of course as
you are to be the teacher, you
should look out for your intests".
Bt this keeping of the record
straight will accrue to your advan
taeg in still other ways. If you
can talk intelligently of your enro
lment-of tre total attendance,
of the average attendance, of the
time of the entrance of this pupil
or the departure of that one,-you
can impress your patrons with your
business-like way of doing things.
The secret of su-,cess with many
teacher, has been their devoted at
tention to thes minor things,-at
least, hey appele so too many.
They impress their community
willi their interest in their. work,
and the community itself becomes
interested. Remember, "interest
begets interest."-Carolina Teaceh
era Journal.
NOTICE TO EXECUTRS, AD
MINISTRATORS, GUAR
DIAES, ETC.
Please make your annual returns
as the law requires, promptly.
jan 19w8 J. B. Newbery,
ANOTHER - OPPORTUNITY
TO BUY LADIES AND
CHILDREN'S
MUSLIN
UNDERWEAR
Cheap.
ON MONDAY
ANDTUESDAY.
Our first shipment just in
Consisting of Yorset Covers
Ladies Chemise, Ladies Draw.
ers, and Children.-, Dresses wil
be on srle at the rediculow
Low Price of
23 cents each
You cannot possibly buy
the clothing and trimimi ngs
for near' the cost of these fin
ishied garments.
TVhey' are just about half the
wholesale cost and well nuide,
We have scores of other
Good things a t remarkably
Low Prics.
McF ALL'S
444BU DCETns
-or
P11 UN anid PHA X
dfr. Editor:
Nearly all the Good Phoiks
and some few bad ones) have found
ut that this Budget of Phun and
'hax keeps one of the largest and
est Stores of General merchandise
id Furniture that is kept in any
ie store in tho Up Country. That
0 try to make the price as nearly to
lit their hard times as we can, anid
at we appreciate the trdle the good
1:elks h ave always given u~s,
Bit there' is one fact that
robably som1fl few ini town
id several out of town, have
)t hear'd, and the long of it,
id the snort of it is, simp~ly
is : On and after the issue r
this paper we must and wilj
sit on promyt settlements
the boys refuse to charge
~ything this month don'9t gct
ad at them. I told 'em no
,and it's nonsense to get
aid at me, for' it won't do abi t
good. What we dlo,will all b
ne in a very good humor
ome and see us about it and
ive us the'ensh or note-and
>ur trade.
lanted-An Idea Em
*/
* + pJ~
RU Married?
We wean to an prticulanastore or
place to do your tradiog, if so
Get aDiyorce
And buy where you. catget -the
best goods for' the-ioWe4t prices..
You will fall i love With our
modest prices, whilithe -harming.
freshness and ebcolls6ait 'quality of'
our goods is mnost - Oute tb please
you. Having once o*purieiced the
comfort, content wimd atisfaction;
our bargains afford , you. will have
masetere~d.tl elerqents pertaining to
long lifo. peace and prosperity.
We 'keep. a full line of Dry
Good, Notions,.Shoes, Gentp Fur
nishing Goods, Clothing, -*Xpdies
Cupes, Hats. Groveries and rd
waro,and cau certainly vpkako-At'to
your advantage to see our) line and
got our prices. boforo purchasing
your fall bill.
Iespectfully,
ELLSON BROS.
j17-97yl., EASLEY S. C,
N IiCW
ST OJi
Come tq.-ooo us in our .new store
nthe Freeman .Block
Our New. Goods are. coming in
everyday and w ill sel! at pricos.
to suit the mnost careful buy:
or. *Onr regular . Iin~o of
Ptapos1. . Dry Goods and
Groceries is reandy. for in
specti'Onlf ad -very thing
is m t lge4 downi tj the
lowest figures. -
Pickena8. CJ.
rgsand hea~th snust
Potash
Phosphorie Acid and NItrogeo.
These essential elements are
ro plants, *hat brea4 meatanci
water are'to man.
Cropsflourish on soils well
supplied with Potaaig
Our pamiphlets t how to buy a egg
artilIser, and4 are fres to all,
fo Make
f my ba a Ir all toll iy. en
Ire efock
ffillinery E'noy G6ods at
New York90Qot.
lufnwits (edps and olcake8 Notions,
cc, No Oooode chiarge'd' .r sent
'ut on appiroval,
Mrs. R~. A. Elsoh
i2Dwnoet mmad . nv.....: C
INK
X-TII
t Can't Afford
.4O carry winter goot
Price Knfe goes in
60o. 10 pices 2.5o :
Flannel for 25c. .26
wooi1 Kersey now to go foi
26o Jeans at 19c. The r
have will be closed outat I
A Bigout made M all E
complete withe seasonable
Bloeached and brown C(
DOUG UT A LARGE LOT
ADVANCE, I will still i
OPthbL~r s 0~ 1%
Bzut:nnltess I can Save You money, d(
fair t
"REMEMBE
-AN D P1
West End
here's at'
again!
niuch oblige
.to you all for responding so liber
.ally to my last ad.
just received 1400 yds best
heavy saa island, full yard wide
worth fully 5 to 6c per y d .and
old by many at that.
for 10 days
it goes for Se per yd by the
bolt.- you cant duplicate this at
the mills for the prioo I offer it
at.
another
bargain
is a lot of the heaviest drills
alw ays sells at 7 and 8c. my
price for 10 days 41c by the bolt.
flour has advanced 40c per bbl.
I put up the price of "red star"
to 3.50 and at that price it is the
cheapest cake on the market. I
guarantee every sack to be per
fectly sound, gooc taste aind a flne
baker your money back every
time -if you wanf, it.
bring your jug anid try a gal
lon cf the "georgia ribbon" cane
syrup-a great, table luxury-if
you don't like them I have the
igenuine "muscavado and "vanilla
drips."
1 have more tobacco thani 1
know what to co with, prices in
the store
if anybody needs soap tell
them to comne to me. it costs
you nothing to look at my furni
ture and stove. aud get prices.
I want to buy to buy produce.
'HARRIS BlEA T$ 'EM4 ALL ON
ANYTING PEOPLE EAT,
WEAR OR WORK WLTH.m
Sash~ Doorsn i Flooring,
8iling, and Weathe board
ki. Loather and
Rubber Bolting
t ogether
With ali kinds of
ENGINE AND PIPE FITfiNG8
Muso 1Cgine aznd Cyhider Oil at
-low~est prices.
Linseed Oil, floth -Ra~w and
l'oiled for painting, and White
(Lead of Best Quality.
Give, us a trial before buying
elaowhero.
.B. E. ORANDY,
Picken S. C.
Office and Warehouse near Do
pot
C OTTON Is and wilt con
tinue to be the money
a crop of the South. The
iilanter who gets the most cot
ton from a given area at the
least cost, Is the one who makes
the most nioney. Good culti.
vatlon, suitable rotation, and
liberal use of. fertilizers con
taining at least 3% actual
Potash
will Insure the largest yild.
We will ad ne spon apucation,
P8p1sWbt wil ters every canlos
.OllanN EALE WOK
- through -the summer. -So the
DEEP. All 75o goods to go. at
)ress Qoodc to go at 17o. 40c Red
o Red Flannel for 18o 50W All
,8.7o.
emnants of Wool Underwear I now
eas than New York oost
eavy Shoes Shoe. stock always
goods- -
>ttons have advanced,. but having
OF TilS 090DS DEFORF TRE
ell then &t the Qld Price
m1't buy my Goods All I ask is a
Hid.
THE NAME"
oAC E.
Greenville, 8.13.
iCKENS RAILROAD
Schedzl.
In Effect June 26th, 1898.
On and after June the 20th, the follow
Ing Schedule will be rin overithe Pickens
it. 1., for the purpose of hauling Freigmt
anmd Passeigers, viz:
N. 9-Daly except Siunday-No '10.
Uend Down. Mived Train Rea.l (Jp..
4.20 am Lv Plekens Ar 7.50 m
5.00 am1 Ar 'asilCy Lv 7.05 am
?N. 12- Daily except Sunday- No. 1i
Read Down Paq"enger Service Real Up
1 pin Lv Plekens Ar 5.45 pm
1.40 pm Ar EIaley Lv 5.05 pm
Trains will stop to take oi or let oft
passenigers at the followbin. crossings:
xerguison'u. Parsors' 14 an Mant-'lin's. r
Depot will be ope4 for the rect-iving
and delivery of Freight from 8 A. M. to
12 M.
We will make it to yoir Iitetet to
pat ronlze om home riad by giving good
service and prolmpt at- eition.
A1,11novED:
J. T. TAYLOR, Geii. Mgr
JULIUS E. BOGUS Preldenit
Money to Loan.
On improved farm lands in sums of $300
amin upwards. Loans repayable in small
%nnual payments through a period of live
years, thus enabling the borrower to pay
nis indebtedness without exhausting his
t in any one year. Apply to
J. X. Boggs, Attorney,
cat7 98 yl. Flokens, 8. 0.
Look! A 8tIt el isa Timne.
.Saves nine, ilmighes' .Tonie (niew ikn
rroved, taste piteaanmant.) taken In ear mly
Spinelii amid Fall prevenits Chilli, Dengm
anid .Malarial Fevers. Acts on 'the liver,
'ontes upa tihe ?ysteint. iletter than. 'Qui.
nine. G.aranteed. tryi it. AL Daug
gh t. 60c. and *1.00 bottles.
mayl2t f98.
-Uhseap Pessiag.
L.AW lBxip*' att GO enits a Page tinder
somIte clretnntances the price will- be. re
..need to lIfty cenits a. pame--Goodl work
Good Paper Promnet lJeIfvery. Minute,
edhcaper thani at ainy other house. Cata
togne inm the best style. If you have print
ing to do, Itavltl be to your interest to.
writte to the. Press andmi flan ner Abb~evi~le
Si. C. for pices~ on 5 1 printing
1808
I want to exto'ud to my friends anid
pistrmns my ncere' thaukn for time lib
eral trade d uring the year 1898.
Tis b.ting the firat of a new year 'we
agafini open our d1oors Monday to tihe
publit, with a del .-rmiio'tionm to mnk
more friends in the ysn:- 1899 thman
we halve~ l.-er dlone llh)Oor.
A live nman should know ino dull senson
0ome i nay write big nd ive . tiitnmenUt ii
amnd re o more rasi, but when- nia me
prices I alwaysm find buye.r.
To Keep It Up,
BlACK DRESS GOODS AND
SILKS.
We aiwnye iell more black D~rers
Joods and silks in Jaaemry and Feb
mtary thaniu anmy other two imonthsi in
she 3 ear.
We have somte .we. le't oc.-r fronm
lmrhtrinas .tra~lg and - w - *
mit at 51 I)Irgnmin.
Qooi-p~nes.
The bet 71 cent and.$1.00' comunt.
tanos made- 89 fo chose ont see'
liem beforce thev pro gomo
Wishinig my frienhsiumd 'euisoniis a l
Iappy New Year and much suncce.
It. L. R. Bentz,
LEADER IN OW PRIPEB.
Greenyi~l.,8 (C.
D~R~
DrUg Store. - -e
R.t- ROBERTKIRKE
Offic t ip m . t
home place4 on TbiVt 114
March 8, 1894.
TC. FI'i'Zd4gfLb~p ~t~oj
*her, Greenville, ."' g
A dd 6on's Drug tAire.
t. rk .guaranteer at st4 a
Wtion., 0
wel dui favyorbly;kney
o~f Pekeni COUlitybi ~W w
SiII the * erac'& of* WWIe7F
ice: Eintire trolnt og
city X61101181 840*ook. W
- J- -AXW ot
.. J. 'AY .wor .
Greoail ,
Pinens 0. A., *Ss
Practice in all Courts., At I to *.to
business promly i - I
W-Money to loan.
* TO..SWAP.
I want to exchaIe.. 4 Ut
blooded young '14k fe
engine of 6j6%
power. C.L. 1161i1:
B. A. MOHQAN, W. . n
Green.i0ilo ti. U. P141 .,
Morgan & Blassingame,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Pickens "id. it., a. 0.
Practice in ell the ont%.
apr-16-96yl.
ABE CLARIK. GEO. .1 OOOPE.
Clark & Cooper,
-Dealers I
MARBLE AND 1 hITI
MONUMihig
xfiTombtones
of it
DescrIptonee
---ALSO-,
MANTELS, STATUARY. VA80
and Wrought Iron FENfl4d.
OLARK & OOWNR,
apr8-97vyl. Greenville, . 0.
Leather- and
H arness,
A full stook of Leather.a1ways e
hand. All kinds ot f airnes in stot
and made to order.
Also Saddles, Bridle,
Umbrellass, robes and .e1evgIJpmng
usually kept in a .first. clasus 4pAe~S
Store... .
I pay highest price for~ Hides .*aI
Wax.
M. WV. U0DLETT.
109 Main Street,
Greenvile, 8. 6.
Springwood Tanner-y..
marchl2y L
Keep
For -
Sale
Dressed and nwatchedFlri
Birnded and maPtchied etU gt 8 pest ..
~. .% % x 3.O n.10T per M fet
Part oin,
Boxing Dase, pla51in Cauinu. Dr4 ua
28. and #3RIterM'feet
1% x, r2 S. TdaUnm,r, .81 jeM eet,
Boards d ess -d 28. and 2 ., egrnon,.
-SlO per M, feet.
Mouldings, 304 per 0, t't.. for eaoh
inch in width.
Doors,' Saah, Blind., Giaus, Patty,
Patints, -Stains, Vrnishe, ~l4,
Brushes, etc.
Laths, Lime Plasteriag, l!tt,i1las
ter Paris, Nail.
..Respeo6&uly'e.,m A
Cower & SpeIght*,
Office and War'ehouse 10* Ia'iree
street.
Goal and Wood Ysird a, d Lumhet
Lumber Sheds, C. &W'. . R.' i.,
corner Broad and Gas streets,
Greenvill0,. S.;0.
apr29-9'7y1.
For Sal.. --
Feven sere< of tiue land, in apjwendd
conidh it.n witibin tent minutpa s:Wl.k (#
com~ t house. .A barga in taea1yg I
ing to lIcatO hepre. Sultabde fo0
qu i dinig purin sea. Terisa Vtod ~b.
AIelly tO - Prank&004, op -!'
- U r t" SIa7i. ai
--- AwsaeamM dasu m
san am-m8mm imIma aeamr