The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, February 09, 1899, Image 2
oi P~eople's .Journial.
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EBUOATIUNALs
CONDUCTED BY W. W. F. IGHIT,
County Supt. of Education
Notlee to App~lfeasys.
The regular examinatioi of appli
Teacher's Certificato of Qualificatio
to teach in Fickens couttily will bi
held At Pickens S. 1., on Saturday
Folb. 18, 1899.
Applicants are liable to be exam
ineid on ispolling, Reading, Writing
Arithimotic, Englisih Granmuar, Goog
raphyv, History of S. Q.. and U. S.
Physiology alind Hygiono, Algebra
Drwiig, Civics, Agriculture, Ethics
Literature, PeOagogy, and NlMic.
Prinited (utioim will be furnish
Ud by the State Board.
Jv order of Stato Superintuidont
of NilIcation. W. W. F. Bright,
Co. Stipl. Ed.
Tho uporintendent's oflico will
bot, op11en1 for the approval of chairm
'ILl 'attlirday, ovory 8at-1il'dTty, un
leSs. solle tnll ai:k-d for cil -
Mtti Cos pr.-VOIntH. The4 law rigtiures
I more of o,h(4 ;up'rint omit of
Elt'dultcatiot thain of other olicors
in tIA collitv. I t re quirets hiI to
be in his ('4ijco to soil books, to
approvo claims9, to) koop the booke
*f i ion011 inl proper shape, to (it)
i h'. corrs'pidedce and othrdutios
rota ingt f is "llie"'. .It also re
quires that ho shall visIt the
stch'-ole, soe how they tr con
Ilucted, see that th it trftcous hi.ve
Ml, the hioui, soats &. comfort
al-it. i tlte lav Was to h,0 Car
bt out to th letO er, it vou ld take
twl ml n ablout All tho tim1,9 anld
it is cus.ttllary forIt t110 iehoolis to
-lose ol SatlrIday, w havo
uiight it best to givo intice that
h1 wiliva will b o penl oi that (lay
fo th IOw lt ieit (if the toncht rs who
Im -Al iW coio. Th) ofilco will
f otlr days for tho pur
it' 0tonil,g to other b sin11 ii
m-n the Ilioe.
" - 1, 10 from Silp r-l't
artV41n mf (11r1kenville 1'11k
p ;'t t beo sailay' inii hii
; .
. hi' The Greonville
V d di
i MIt :,e ti vi) it I t
11y your pwrimissi,,
hv sg y<>ulr v, 11111
- u.ie S'h l s of this
v ting pu, . e'i 1k lotmo say
b ' l'n c m oli -d u tler t
h -d I of ' s tu n tion' a ti p
- , - h lino'illi apiprt -
t I. r w q r I r r fl t I o
-d ,udi Iar' wrh in ord earto
- I I it ,>mIV tt n rthen
(I re 1,. lt in'it l staes8w
nt I t comp(elb-d at, pure ias, of
nor'thl (hud losing~ the1
'~11111'c ne u ds for haujipld
ta a' l,( ti ruopectflly sughe
l~ft V'1 wohl~ iivt h: l
-'~lito i. hy thi pr,. n autor
mayi ' 4)ipp ed'~ i j ssoted"gts
I .'l'en t dayLI ~ s at era th.
- d .red. Th"isan makesI W ilt
d toi ordered at fai tio yo
lw. MrC. Veter 'youri releso
what 1u would have 'Wtheml oui
Ilrvan t-,,do I f 1)thIYi cpan is
l h -ter It i sag o n ,lr '
'u epetalatives to Dacti WIl
k P if you thin lit fair to ro111
I~r 4l ii 1 lIun rei 114ty su --inxnent s
t'-ma til perform. You l e nyeti
' - o th wherew4 ithaltoe ir
inire tie to 'the ofublie
. it fa~t) nly' and ay
1 - me pI'.i etc-s are
h XI .oy, ''onle, of~ thm,d
'o i i - --I r.--ynlStIib licyit iom
-4i'c heilu wiithfo te ot
Vit~jengelity are(fa
- d."* 11 do'taskthN.
Slog Fight Nm r uila.
By Telegraph to The Daily Newi
Manila, Ieb. 6.- General Otis r<
ports fifty-four Americans dead alu
about 200 wounded inl the - fightin,
hero Saturday night and Sunda3
The Phillipinos lost several hundre<
dead.
The Philipinos concentrated tiei
forces at three points, Caleaoan, SAn
ta, Mosa and Galingatan, and main
tained an intaruaittent fusilade fo
some hours. They brought' artillor
into action at Galingatan'at 10:80 bu
only one annoyed the Americane t
any appreciable extnt-a howitze
on the road beyond Santa mesa.
The 3rd artillery oilencod the Gal
ingatan by Gring tWO guns simul1
taousoialy, wiich wIs followed bU
vollevS fromi) the infantry.
At about midnight there was a lul
in the firing, lasting until 3.45 a.. m
when the whole Filipino line openet
tiro into their ranks for twenty 'mi
utes and then thoro was another lui
until daylight -when the Americanm
gen, rally advanced.
Dur Dg th0 night, in response tc
ltoar Admiral Dowey's signal flashed
aeross from Cavite, the Uited Stato
cruiser 0harleston and the *igunboat
Conicord, stationiod at Malabon,
poured a deadly fire from theirsecond.
ary batteries into the Filipino tronches
at Calocan. A fter day Sunday - the
United States double turroted mono
tor Monadnock opened tiro off'Malato
and kept shelling the Fllptand ' le'ft
flank whilo other boats shelled the
enemies right flank for sovaral hours.
Uv 10 o'clock the Americans had
cr'1ampletely routed tho onemy and had
taken thi villages of Op dlaghong,
Santa Mosa, Saitana, San Pedro,
Macort', laudoran and Hase, Haso,
had destroyod hundreds of natiyei
huts and secured poss ssion iln
water auin an I reservoir, a dist.1net
of six miles.,
T1ho Teinesoo vo luntooers joined
the firing ljiio P, 10 o'clo.1 Sunda)
Imorning and asnsimied la capturilh
Santa Mesa.
No Moore Ilarroomns.
S tih' rn Christian Adt .:
Mr. Eitor: I don',t kin.w whai
Sovinot r10V Ellerh promiseid t he euitor
of ThC State. We baso heard bul
.ne sid2 and had that given to us ii
great bitrness aId uppareit d.. sper
ationi. If Mr. Ellerbo promisad thil
lio would recoUmuonid in his messagt
hCial option as to high license I an
glad he -hanged his mitl. "A ban
promiso is better broken than kept.'
The thing now uppermost in tih
iinds of all barroom in in Sodtl
Caroli uais ill aUy way and at an)
0ost to open the saloon. Let nll pro
hibitionists and opposers of the dis
ponsary know that "coming togethe:
on high license" is uniting to opor
the saloon1, and opening the sat.lot
Kueans gootdbye to prohibition fol
yoars to come'.
The personal ahuso of our Stat
shows that they are brought 'unde
the dominion of the purpose to opo
the saloons if it shall cost the ove,
throw of the highest authority.
It is a disgraceful showing whoi
the meni in charge of some of ou
newspapers a~to so coimpletely unde
control of the open barroomi indtueude
asa to engage in ope and public poi
sotal vilication .of thes governor
our State. I do niot know how thi
pursuiit of a qu'et main has affecto
others, but my~ wind it is iu 4-4
highest dlegroe disgusting. I rI.uu
think theso miistiaken men are drive
to their unfortunate courso in shot
'i esperation of swhat they know to 4A
a lost cause.
I am out and out a prohnibitioni:
andl did net vote for Governor TI
leurbe; but one of the class that w:
tako the best to be had until prob
bition c,.n be obtained. TIhere es
be no doubt but that the disponsam
is a gaeat improvement on thiey oni
liquor law ever tried in our State b
fore. The bitter hatred of this ha
byv all openl Balloon men shows clearl
where it stands. I do hope ont& lej
tion of our governor or paiss a sthaigh
-out prohibition bill.
Leeeville, Jan. 24, 1899.
NOTICIE TO EXECUTRS; A]
MINISTilATORS, GUAR
D)IA ES, ETrC.
Phease make your annual retur.
as the la* requires, prVomptly. .
jnnlw8 J. II. Newbery,
MecF A L L
Iu44BU DCETwas2
PILUN and PHlA J
Mr. Mtor: I wish you wou
paka good word for mue to ti
kii(1indlaws and thle word1 is this:
SEWING MACHINES,
W.. have just take'n oni this lii
and its pays to
BUY THE BEST,
dueomnts nd boter pricis ti
rothers who hiave tried it before ui
Tell The Good Ladies
to como' iad see us8 abouit it, ai
remindit them (of one0 ('ther fa<
thant we hnave t he inicort, nowo1
ear1not, chisepost a'.d best lino
yFurniture and Stoves
- and1 other housekeenping artic!
(that we have ever had, and ta
ithese goods were all boughit to
looked at anid sold and niot to
ekept idle.
Tell them to go in our Furnitt
nrooms andt rest in our enay ( ha
'and seo these goods8.
w.' . ..M'iFaZ
iS T O;R u
IA
Cono to soo us i) our now stoi
q , rooa.n 0lo0
r -
r -
rt~jr rj J,odsaro coyning in
e4ory day and-will s611 at prioce
to suit the most caroful buy.
- or. -Our rq gular line of
Ftaplos, Dry Goode anid
Grocoriop is roady for in-I]
bpoCtion and ovorything
is miarkod dOwn to tho
- loes t'figures.
'.iiolgens S. C.
th dr ead of the cotton growet
can ' be prevented. Trials a
Experiment Stations and th
ok trihce of leading grower
prove positively that
".Kainit
s the only remedy.
W~ will be glad to send, free of charf
hitert'ting and useful pamphlets which tr<
of the iatter In detail.
GERMAN KALI WORKS,
py Nassau St., Now Yori
ANOTHER - OPPORTUNIl
TO BUY LADIFS AN
CHILDREN'S
UNDER~WEA
Qheap.
GM OND3AY
ANDTUESDA
TTPI first shipment just
Z.~odiisting of Yorse't Co~v
iL ad' s Chemiise; Ladies D r a
Ser a nd CrIldi-ens D)resses i
Sbe on srle *at the redlicub4
SL6\V Price of
-Vou cannot possibly I
* ;othng an trimmir
-~ for..neare the cost of these
she1A*d farments.- .
:i1Theyj are -just about half
Swholesale cost and well ma
WeT have scores of ot
Lofv P'rices,
Mcilistcr & Boat
rOTTON Is and will c
etinue to be t1e mnos
crop of the South. 'I
planter who gets the most <
ton from a given area at
. sleast cost, Ia the one who mal
d th post mnoney. Goad et
a, liberal use af fertilizers a
tainfing at least 3% actual
Potash
ili nsure- the largest y4
SWe wigL A , upon app1lesw
L pan*Interest every CC
7. l.enA KALI WORKS,
.. eus .,New Vo
here's at
o again!
much oblige
k to you all for responding so liber
ally to my last ad. . .
just received'1400 yds best
heavy sea ibland, fdjl yaa d wide
worth fully 5 to. 0o. per y d .and
old. b y. many at that.
for 10 OJy"
it goes for 3(c per yd by the
bolt. you cant duplicate this at
the mills for the prico I offor it
|at.
another
bargain
is a lot of tho heaviest Irills
alw ays solls at 7 and 8c. my
prico for 10 days 44c by tho bolt.
flour has advanced 40c por bbl.
I put up the price of '"red star))
to 3.50 and at that price it. is the
cheapest cake oil the 1.uarket, I
guaranitee overy siack to bo per.
fectly soun<4, gooc tant6 and a fine
bor.. 'or r tnouoy back overy
time If you want it.
. bring yoqr jfg antd try a gal
lon ef the "georgia ribbon" ca-ne
syrup -a great table luxury-if
you don't like -thm I . have tlh
genuine "muscavado and "vanill
drips."
1 have more tobacco than I
know what to co with,,prices it
the store
t if anybody needs soap tel
them to come to ie,' it cost,
you nothing to look at my furni
ture and stoves anld get prices
I Wan t to buy to buy produce
"HARPRIS BEATS 'EM ALL 0
ANYTHI[ G PEOPLE EAl7
WEAlR OR WORK lJ'I.TJI."
t- _L_1a rir
at Bti
-- DEALER IN
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Flooring
Coiling, and Weatherboard
Y ing, Moulding, of all
kinds. Leather and
D Rubber Belting
t ogether
With all kinds of
ENGINE AND PIPE FITTINS
Also gne andl Cylnder Oil
lowest prices.
R Linseeod Oil, Both Rawi ai
IIBoiled for painting, and Whui
bead of Best Quality.
Give us a trial before buyii
glsow hero.
*B. E.CR AN DY,
Picken . C.
Oflicq and WVarehouse near D
p)ot
10
Sill
)UM
*i R U Married
We mean to an particular store'
~uy place to do your trading, if so
i Get a Divore
thc And buy whore you can got I
de, best goods for tho lowost pric
. You wvill fall in lovo witha
her modest prices, while the charmi
freshiuess and1 oxcellenlt quailit y
S1'our goods is most suiro to phIa
youl. Ihnving once experienced 1
comfort, content and sat isfact i
our bargainsa afflord, you w ill h e
m Iasteredl the olen ts portin ingi
long life. p)0aco and~ prosperity.
' We keep a full I lno of I
Good, Notions, Shoes, Gonts 1'
niish ing Goods, ClothIing, L ad
)fn- OJapos. Ilnt s. G roceries and1( Ibna
weiaire, alnd can cortajinly malmki it
your adlvantago to seeo our hiue a
he got oura pr ices ho toro pure I
o.your fall bill.
Rospectfully,
e ELLISON BROS.
Ith )17.97yl. EASLIEY, 5. C
ton
i ldKENS RA LA0AD I
liC E CL'ct LJn h 9. 26
On andI afIer Jtme t Ie 21fth, I tie follow
ilg sclelile will be run111 ove Othe I'ickens -
It. i , for the pulrpose of hatuling Fegt1
anid Passengers, viz: .
No. 9-ally except. Smi'dzy- No.'10J A
Ieird Ilowni. AMiwdt! Trailn Iead Up.
4.20 ;%li Iv 'iekens Ar 7.50 am i
6,00 aian Ar FItley 1.v ' 7 n
NY.11 2 xxDalvlyexVIept Nimt .I o l
.Centl bwn Psenier stervitce t ad Up
1 pm Lv 1'ie'kiiis Ar 5.j) pm w
At I lov v 45p'i''
Trailis will slop to iake oil (r let oil A
p:ssenlger's aLL tht( fchw~ crossitlg ,
Delsot will be Oi nfor the receivlig
anl delivery of "reigtL froi 8 A. 31. (4>
12 M.
M nyto Loan.
Oe i llitoved ftriti to1y4 - i 4ttitt t of 1 1
''Cutts, tintsi vi'itil J,1 ig tille hllONwer to pays
nie iIlt ittlIk.S wou ho ti it x ii stv ig lki
.sie ally omp, va.jen"to
A. t )'w'' 'viW lom :
O t d . , T io l 1t Ge . PCgr
J Ill~ellt .R.A 11 el0 * . a, e siet,
O sn ire farimins i m .
:Itl) Ma~likiilat I 1"c~ s Acts. .(')l! ve
'-e Ia S , h s n a bl i e or. r oett er t o it Iy )
e l in any11.11- l one year AAipy t . ii"
9W&J. .0.. n l I.00 b Xtt 'to
oct7 98 y1.8 ., 1iusm S.
LAW i t E s litg O C(hit i (ew im-r
m1 yed, t- tl ph tat'ny ice wil Ic 'i ic
ri ic ulft' Calit p t. s '.-C loti de . wor'
(aond Malai r 1'rou yt ieIer ve1Y. .I lit Ir,
fone t po h sy-i.%\llltm if Y 1e1t'te '1: th n tui
init.' Ganto ' , t it. ter Ab ;c0IIve
S C foi irices olit mayi2uitiuug
UleW Pra.....n..,. .
A n a 7
kue it etsa pg '---Go d wor
G i . r rm ev . inu
w trito h'te. andIb ne - Abhevl .
. c.o p es o a pri u d
ot rqi e a y~ Z'I be~'flIf
at ll. Th - "1l,0-ur
e in
t t of
ownhed ' - her
* spedy uro '~'ru-n Te inot
W a of C a mf ron
tstr tsain It c hen
case e rs do
not require a phy:.I ; attention
at all. The simple, pure
taensensth prlivac of ah w omn'
"hites, now. e olf. ItCardke
qul.Ite nocp humtn yoana
disease tht hm, underthe headt
of "rum troe
met 4nss falling on th -omb,
"wite" hange f ie.y DIat makes
- wel. It kepsO?,T . tmyoungs. bay
keepoo in o theahrdi ty. $1.00 at
the drugCt stor.niitam sx i ft
Frpadce inr cemsl reiie .specal
- thctt '' Ladi ts'n ) M isu Depatet,'i i
e lv e inn oftlil Card l)ui t ily s in
m11 ly acti I nd ind it i os xc1enanl ti
prpcar Ii~atinf ffemle bt ouirs."
I wato Keep t tm finLJ1an
raS V l trd d\ in th yer18
or ubCecitha eemniont a
mor riends N'v l'in itie ytr 1800 than
p~iI way find buyers.
oi BlACKDRE60oNi ANDi
)R. IMERT KIRKSHi,
Physician and SurTeon
Office ait his rIcle] n at the K.b
>mei plaUce, onl i'%T'w ely3ile giye..
March 8, 1894.
* lhr, n~i'(nville, H. C. Ofien ovor
1kdisonl: ' ll r 81 oe
All work guaranteed ro givo *aH.fo.
n; i 8-9)7y1
IY~)~i 'em~q '1r ilS illfol III tlie Pib..
lie (linA I l. T. \.Vehn), V i, l
el il avg l kInowI to tle eltiznin
ithil ii -s -oiit k 1ow at ciated
pl-JIVclices of -Denisntry,
S ' tire frong -rooms (IIp tanIrs)
tyN100* uinli Mank Miock
,)its. Nomlo06Ju & Nortwoon,
- ieenville, S. C.
J- lAYINICSWIJJworr C. E.. Ronixo
.. 1 Ainin,Pck n, .
Glrenvillei, s. 0.
[y Ieswlor th,Parkoer & Robinsont
Ast ox-neys~-I.t,
ickens C.L. - - Bonth Caro111a%
Practice in all Couirts. Attenid to all
1114s-4~ prompytly.
&,j'"Mone) to loan.
TO SWAP.
1wa nt to exchange a bne
00 d young Jack fox a etteas
ligino 'of fromu 15 to 29 horse
- M,0.' C. Hollingsworth.
're Uvilbl ... A . Iiel t
iloi'gani & Bhassingame,
%TTORNEYSAT LAW
Pickeni, 0. H., 5. 0.
Practice in all the courts.
apr-16-96yl.
M1M CLARK. CEO. R. CooPR
lark & Cooper,
DealeI s in
VIARBLE AND GRANITE
- (very
C d t Ian.s
. --\l( --
\lN E TUiARY, VAgSE
. (\ K& C001P1R,
1.r ; e . G r1eenville, S. C.
A I k (of .th (lir al ways
nite . A .-.rlc Sj (I l <
4 1 1
I ise1 a014 inlatchil Floorinog,
.910 to $l.5 per M ft
a a ~, ~ , '810 per M fe
%x (, $12.50) aiinIf per M f.
I oxin: I 1aspiini i Casinag, D reseil,
'- . al 10., $15 pe M fc
1% N 12 S. Lum'b1-r, $t per M ee.
Iui'iils 41h eq sa 28. nmil 2 E , connnon,~i
$10 per M. fe.
Monbllings, 304 per C. ft., for ea<
Dell a, Sashi, Blindsl, G4las, Putt.
ilnts, Staini, Varn ishes, Oil
Lat'bs, Tiin's 'Itstering, 3 inir, PII
ter Panris, Nak~ils.
C7;iwer & ' Speigkhts,
(i ml \n.l Yardl andinmb
( enlivillo, 5. 0.
I lien nua~~ li ;em
A - ,.~ I r .u I OX,
ron Ao.e~n~smI
situation. . Tyge-Wrih
copyenhipr.
Aw-cWILBURJI- R. SMIT
LEXINCTON, KY.,
leFor elecuInt of hia rnn in and reslpOnthMi
COM llC~l 00.!.9E0F W aVESSIT
oa of Fast i fllelat ens 4'on
lien, lIuoka and t1"4r li ftn , " Oe
Ilhorthand,T'ype-Wrmtng,anud ?,Iegueey,3pI4bS
141n. to rn (1r aAtes'itO Li
ee o er to 414 garniyor tiersv 06
WnLI3uR nRautT).d YNj