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Local Brevitles. -B. T. McDaniel is home on a Visit this week. Wa nted-A few loads of wood c n subscription. --Solioitor and Mrs. M. F. Anse are on a visit in town this week. -Born, unto Maj. and Mrs. J.M. Stewart on the 11th inst., a daugh ter. A woman can sharpon a pencil about as quick as a man can tbread a needle. -J. P. Carey, Esq.,want to Son eca last Wednesday on profession al busitess. -Miss Sallio Alexander, is vis 'witing her brother, F. E. Alexandor, 'of Simpsonvillo, S. C. -The 4th Missouri regimont in ,camp at Greenvillo was m8ustored .out of servico last Eriday. -Earlo and EU Mauldini canme 'home last wook from Tixas where.' ithey havo been only a short time. -J. P. Keecse was appoiited county Aiditor of Oconee, as suecessor of the late J. 0. Adams. -Mrs. Lowry, who has beon vis .iting her father, Mr. J. E. Cox, re turned to hor hoioe in Greenvillo last Friday. -Mr. Clayton Newton arid Mihs Ella Millor were married at the residence of the brido's fiather,Mr' Irvin M illor, on Wednosday, the 8th inst. ''ll( coremony was pur formed by Rev. J. S, Porter. -Hon. W. 1. W1ideman of "Iit the Grit" fame vill givo his latest and best lecturo entitle I "Fools" inl the C. H. at Pickoni S. C, Tiursday n ight, Feb. 23d at 8 p. m,. General admission, 25c, childron, c15 Cents. 12 -J. M.AGilleIspieI, of Andersnl Mills, wvas in town Wedlesiy aild qaid Iis respects and sib)scri ptio n1 sto tho Journal. Ho roiarked it. -was more blessod to givo than to :receive. Mr. Goilsie' sons Woro -on a hunt the day beforo and had fino success, amnong tho t rophies of the chase was a finm wild gobbler. -B. J. Willi.ms, at pronineit and succossful farmor of this couty, diedc al,t his resihlmweo tneaIr Cedar R->ck last Monay'. Air. Williaums was abou t seventy-fico yeaisWof age and had been in poor 11ealth for the last for yea rs. I e was a leading iimmer of the t1'. tist church and u as u nriver.a-Hv liked and respctid. Ho 1 av.-si a wifn aid several chile to b or iah his tmemor'. Doilck Bre'ckinriiidgo, a yun colore(d mlani, whlo has'. b4oi I or someRI timoil ini the emp~hloy of Supor visor Looper', comoi to hits dethl Sunday mgj.ht tund'ir sad c icum stances. lie had hioon1 driinkting whliskey to exce's anad left Mr.* .Looper's ithLi a ipmrty of' iI frils from whom heo soont separatil nd -tu attempted to ret urn. Ini cios-'t . ( e river he fell oof' tht'> IOT r, i' awl~ued out the water and won~ about ia quarter of a il. IsI waus found the next dAy fro'en 0,i deatht. --Thlomast Yi. Hotlhonts au iiI mnaried a t the resi d e'a' of a. brIide's father, .Judi(ge 1. Ii. 1PhIii:p1 at Dacusvillo, by the Rlav. A. J . Thomnas, last Tutesday aftLorniton. Mr'. Hlellamsa is a atlesmani in: the grocery storo of Johno Or', o Groonvillo. Mr. Ph ilp)ot wats jutdgeof obatehJ U of this county for several years, and a most valuablo and estina ble a tizon, and the bride is a wor thy dlaughter of a good lathe,'. This bridal party' went to Green ville the day following. I think the United States wi.'ll be by the Philippines like tho fellw was by the oyster, lying in a big plato on the bar couterut with thle plaoard set up by it, $10 to anty man who will swallow this oyster whole. Thta big follow catugh t uip the oyster and1( roppedi it down with a smile of satisfaction, and salid: "Give me the $10." VTe bartenid er said . ''Hor'o is your money; but you are the tenth man thatt has tried that." 'VT fillow got hi i mf~foe and the bar'tonder got b is ystor back. -Samt Jon~A. Notico. On accountit of theai ntelr'm'tncy of the weather tho Auiditor' fai led to mecet his appointmtants at. II ly Springs ande at rust a to., biit. H' or Wedntexday. Fbt. 22, aiud at Eia~td too, Th uraday, Felb. '23d. Auditor-elect, P'. C. Cube Letter. Hlavnna, Cuhn, Feb. 5th. '90. Dear Mr'. Editor : Thinking tan art iel f crom ho re about ns Pickens boyi wonuld in. terest your manny ronzder.s, I n ill write a short lettor, thongh this may find its way to the wasto( basket. We are all'wvoll andl hatv ing a very nice time, but aire very anxious to see America one more. It is awful hot hor4 now. Ay one will nearly molt in sun. 'fThe isighte are very~ 1)1 18sant ox('1pt we * re bgthere'i a groat deal with ackoy pants an(d fool muchl cooler it (ay time and sle6p all right at light. Tho water is vory bAd and not [it to drink. We can now retlize rhab good watoi in to t person. WO often say (tho Pickens, hoy,) 'I wish I bad a drink of water out >* McFall's well." It has not rainod hero but ory ittle sinco WO kave been hero, but rom what the settlers say, it Won 'It. )A long beforo wo will have rain ill the time. It is very disgusting sere in rainy woather. About two !oot of the ground on top is re( ooking dirt mimd when it gots wet it is so mtickey that wo eai hard ly walk. Wo genorally carry about Ivo or ton pounds arouind oil our ?Get while tho (froulld iH wot olr la1111. Coritla i ell.)s veg. Lables are i I finI. \Ve can et tolalotoes, et, let I tico, ebI) Ingo, .boains. iolor '., Oetc., any day wo wvant ally of thlild they aret lice. Th is a1 I , very bu'a s;y t imI) (( A1o voar with hO Ia 'rer amd Lhey at- makiing ,oodu(ls11Md of thI Linw, byven da,., n week. They don', stoup for dn .Iay. It inako us feel very <tper to oo uncivilized people li.,) these, plowing overy (Iy , bullt don1't- gums" hhy lnow amny btr. i u(There is a )roa <leal of' sicnes aong the 71,h arimiy corps buy. everal c :)lr yollow favor and smll-po)x. lh'lo Scondl S. U. .Reiigi mnonl I is hav ng) rematirkably good healh so 3 fir. I'he boys all havo vacuinatei'd arms low anld ar0 inl quaLrters. Oit JoAlon.el told us yestutdety ve would Jo back in Amorica by Maarch and :10 hoyn 1r0 very jutb1ibint over ho long wished for news,. Our r.ti iolls aro VerV Short. \\o 10 e(l 1o to cat.. A. citrro of friger ted hool' shiiUpul from the t'nitud 3hites for us arriv -d ye,tordy 111(l Vfli- (ond'1111mO(d, bilt wo often vat meh jist t-ho samo. Another agan deal in viOw I Stippose. Mr. Jennings, our Conupany lio canl fur his boy)s, but t b y will 'oim.) gruliohi) aiy how,'. M1 r. Jon lings makes a god 4 art.!rmas or. Pay day ia ieai at hand. Sampson's fleet, ia il iiavana tarjor alnchIorel. We are going )ver to Ro t ho battldshipsi soon Ind tako in "Oor-ro Castle. We 11(2 n'rail to travol aro);::d much )Ml 11acmollt of ye-llowT fvrcr- and \o (11) hav! vLa ni7 Iu ll work Ond dirilling to (lo. \\o we F e 'i4O(d b.y ( 1ns. Loe and Keifor aut' we ca. i' ineit InmI l, a Irry ra p et'i b - show i. .\ ryin to alkto ie uas eOif' w.1irds!- wo canlndrlan a ..al funny to hu..ar a crowd of ,himn talking to tach other. We se, a pn por from~ thoro once nI about a mooth. \Vo wyish you ill v w1dd steud s~ome1 of Lus 1'iekons > *ty:. a paper'i an~ w (*rnin ily ip. n nry<va. Our W''(ieen 2ianut (Col. L'h jmiGon is vr il, to theo regre~it Hinler, GJen. GJom1oz, will be e. Mi s wck. 'I'he (Cuban~s auro doiig >ui r ur~ camps. Ttl~ Lher.e is a fine9 ge In *lr L n,\v fo Iluiail3Ii' dun ln, . 'ti Vlly A1t moti, ao Ijl rro vmg heo lousokng tI;iL awu l I d!tid arn ys, te~ir o wi be m tre l Iniern v outry. ih.Arloug Wekieee! md syrup. Fru11LC~Sits vfery che p. o AsiuL 'pti vey r tiet.A ies t'~imoIi~ ilro clioso, ifopaii toe i Ameirieyu oonigii andt he ymurstere out. iyoth 1)0( ih d arnes. dor yofor aboot othefllO Jotunal I spcam venryoomdi~ Iir't.' Iroi Tttrui ldy oursers Co.2ti~e' "K."h ( ni. i, (o.t V. 1. Weakness manifests) itselfi.in th los of Ittamb ('it nd aching boe .! h blood is wiiterya ; p the te (are wai -.the doorm is. Iro a-iters take 8in timeh wil rer you strength., the yIour neves, make youriiiv b .lod rTich and, re. ). Do youmrego thang an &x pensiseia course~ P o medichi. Ur-n.-m.' o ro ait is - s olb al dealrs . " i tI aI um ,Pik an: I o n l s. Dear Journal: As I havo hoard some of the old soldiers quoting a on remark of Gon. M. W. Gary'. at th, Campbell Statioln on the 17th or ell 18th of Nov. 1863, in which I aml en sat-isfied they mlisuild(isood him). of They uay that ho remarkod that ii ouo of our nien who was, most h or. t ri bly cruilihed by a shel) both his Co lower limi b being torn into s11r(IS Sih lookod like a "cursed frog," Fiut Co h1 said like a "crushed frou," Sp doubtlusu quxoting Dirk Hattoruio'k when ho spok of killing Keiin- S1 dy by throwing him off a precipce anid than rolli ng stones On him. SP See Walter Scott's Guy Mantior ingr. The g eneral c.ou ld not lavo S1 m1ado utich a romark ti they nll dorsjtood. Thuat was1. a bad placo SP wo wee.) in, lying' under a hea vy battorv of the i'derhlldi at poiut S P )l1ank rago for ono a aa h a!r hours 1)1 waitinig for soie) of our troops to get inl the real of themn, bMforo wo opened fir-e, j ust had to grin and 2 onuitir it aint failed at last, as Gun. ai Law did not go far enlough and $1. enein in on their loft front and wV h I spoiloel the trnp- It has hoen siid I th at h did ilis on puo ar he tax did not care to givo Gen. Jenkins bol tho hoi or of tho capt.ure. Thus old treatiug himlx as he is said to have i1ny dono ill Wills valley in OCtobar win-ra hen with drew fromn the fight ba' Without givirag noticu, and came plo noar cau eflisin g him with t. (wo or :h1 roo stta brigades to loo captured, isitoad of 1)0. captilring tile 0enem1)y .10 I spent nearly all the time while 15c lying undor fir of the artille ry 20. tlhe t was cutting us fuarfully clovu, 254 in watching tho cou nten"aco of an<1 our' mn :id oflicers, to me. who (if stood it best. As the Coloinl, am 0ne he wai thon, wasj ne(afr m11 I had to dlt givo hiii credit l'or as good norve mu asH immy .if the other officors and n011, uinhy of thieIl could havM gotten-a littlo lowor ill tlie riold whero the batik was i5 to IS incies high. Thisil and 8imilur thiitige of ji at t, I s11 Glen. Shorman h i ond, when hl said, or I I soi) I.port..d, that ill wIr 1 ho had iite(id tihe door anid looked into hll . 1ut Itho higher Generals as u iei was, geneally looked with a ca fiold giass, at long iiraige, while noi th siialler and oflicers and pri- hi vates, actually explore the region, gin and fierely cotntestc d t1hQ pio- tw sio 11inild somio of tile apprti-.- %\ n1e:1!(7 ofr that "dread regionl, tai a rict itilider; suich as her I, thirst, Curi stil phe i. V-lMg-os m igh Le and hide-ours groans. "Ah me; what peils do iivi- .d ron th 1e al that Imeddles w th - cold iron,' (L ' .. r v mnA il i l hie. (1c . tom bined, I h1) I during tit-I :t -) .-how s thiat he~ retniniod haar reasin!Ig fasalties. To add lo the sharpnioss oif ouri position ini lat roadn, hie lls fell aminon g 0s from ourI oY.'n batterieo, mn the rein-, fret defective ftmu lit.io':a or )m fom(-l ';ur rcido truc-k th e.-.nu pr sp~olwn of above. Amu tc''.!. * J A polaitments. it h t Snund ay, Twelve\ Mi l, 10:0y 2n d ' h&ath lbsm, 8 p. min d" lb-'tthlem, n0 iO ) . mn tell lh " Incusville, It) 0 a m th " T,.bor 8'p. m, -~-ill-: --T A Ti-: ()O 50L'VO U A i )I1I01A5.\ Connlity of P'ickens ~ " y J. 11 Newberyv E'squiire Pr'obate IludJe. '201 ' -1 uii to mie, to grat him pre rso .\dninistrI an of liii Th e.<' ar There(fore to 01ite and14 ibnion ' shk *il oand -singulari thle kindrlied anda bo rdi t tors of the sahl ..1. U- lridine . 1n1, in th II'ICurt oif uProba to ioe bel at Pi.etns C out 1 llose M. C. oniih C U.* h~ . ( lday of~ t-b. I80 nh)!ext. 8in-r pubiletationi cli hieieof. 11 1 i i o'clo-k in i hel f u-en oon, to sho itnse. it iany theIy have V'why th aid ; Admliimsltra~tion01 shouh11i no(t bo0 granteI d. Giveun iuuud;- mot 11vid, thIis~ .. 1h day 1'o of -Joan. I SUD in theo 12;hl ear of ourW Iludepen~udenceo. J1. 8 Nenbber-y 1 WelW( tat* airc not very robust zcd ar wA2miing~, buig and fat-forminTg focAd-somnething to be used for two 18 or threc months in the fall-that they may r~ot suffer from cold. tii SCA-ivTer Oil with HIypophos. phite~ of Lime and Soda su lies exactly what thley want.a ~hev pr1 will thrin, grow strong and b'e m( we~ll all vnter on this splendid ?ood a n tard c. Nxarly all of theni. become A I va feedj of it. For .adltts who mw a-re not very strong, a counc of treatmecnt with theAy, E~rmusion for a uple ofX~ m ronths fn the fall wvill ~ put thera through the winter' in first-class con.- w. I, the County Troasurer of Pick B CounI1ty will open my boobs for j col''ction of taxes for the fie [year 1898, in my offico at Pick 3 court h0ouso, Oi the 15t1 day Octobor, 1898, whenI tho follow 4 taxes wvill bo collucted: tto tax, 5 mills. unty tax, 3i " iking fund tax, 6 "6 us8tittitional solioul tax, 3 4 ocial school tax, Div trict No. 9, 2 oeial school tax, Dis trict. No. 10, 1 i" OcialI school tax, Dis trict No. 11, 81 ocil school tax, Dis trict No. 13, 4 ucial school tax, Die trict. No. 18, " )cial clool, No. 49, 2 ,ciai R R . tax, lHurricano 2.4 Picko.ne, 3A ' " Eistatoue, 3 " \ll ablo bodied m1en betwoohi 21 1 50 y. a .rs of ago aro liablo for 00 poll tax, except old soldieirs 0 tre exe'm pt at 5O years of ago. ). two dollar coinmutation road will be coliocted fromn all ahlo ietd ien fromi 18 to 50, excep! 8odi-r nilld iministors supply acongregation. \li pterson1 8011(ding flonley by k olhocks or inon y orders will a18o include oxpenlsenl, suchl asi mp1 o' Ln check, oxchango, and atll tag.. Oxchange on checks under $25. "t " " $50. " " " $75. "4 " " $100. I tit) onl in proportion to aiount Check. 'lease put stamip on I check Iand canceil samo "with ,dato nd initials of your no.. lospoEt nIfu ly, J. TP. YOU NG4BLOOD, Couinty Treasuiror. All d mii~strator Sale, unrs;ua it to ia order of the Pro. o Court,* wo will moll at Pickens irt H!ouse ou Thursday, 23d of >rnary, 199, th. fol.owing per al1 propecrtyN, to %Nit: kbout 20 hac ud horses, 20 head les, 10 head iaseu, 30 or 40 head Lie, 5 two hor11o wagons and hair t, about 3 one horso wagons and lieB:s, I six horse power stnai en C. (wo CtOtonl gills An<'l preses, moers and rakes, one die liar. and lot of farninig tools of all V. 4-s, 800 iushels of wheat, and lot A and fod ler, &e, Torns Cash. M.A. Hol flnl orh 1t. F.Smth mC. L.Ho ingsworthl, due' NOLOR and flavor of fruits, size, quality and ap pearance of vegetables, !ight and plumpness of grain, e all produced by Potash Potash, operly combined with Phos oric Acid and Nitrogen, and erally applied, will improve ery soil and increase yield .d quality of a#ny crop. Vrite and get Free our patuphlets, whieh how to buy and use fertilizera with atest economy and profit. UIHRrAN KALI WORKS, 95 NassIW St. NeW Yoric6 'hi And ioltor's ofi wil be op1 O.)' m' the Ist day of lati. .I89, t' hdyof Irray,10,or rtIo taxat ion in Picken. si o lcal year conimoncing uary the 1st, 1899. 'hi Audi tori or hisa deputies will it the folliowinag precincts to re. 'rotiurnis for said fiscal year. !a boun, Monday .Jani. 30th 1899. ~oira, Tuesday and WVednes , Jan 31st and February 1st, 9. 'ori C>ttoun ?ts, T1hursday, Libhertly, I"riday ~ an d Eatur-hay, b. 3rd and 4th 1893J. ,a'y, Mon lay and1( Tuesday, b'. 6th andc 7th, I ~ S. L'ross Pilas, Wecdneuday, Feb. h, 1 8k), l'et- r's C reek, Fid~Iay, Feb). 10th Pumkitown 1, Saturlay, 1F1b 11olly Spin 18., M.Ioiday, Fob. 2i9. Lu h 1J0. SIX Mile, Thui~rsdl .y, 'ob. 16th, Prautors,Friday, F.'b. 1 7th, 1899. Pi'ikens, (5. II., b~alance~ of the no. N. A. ClIT:l>Pim . s'av your : land sulrvod1, I a a par.d with fi rst cl ass i nstra; . to do y.u a i firsat class jei (Ixand H) r. ( j. you) can phon.ir ,I f0 rom T&'1hornloy'.. sto, S .' PA RSKONS. M .-T .& R !?o mca trr Bugg es, Wagons, Harness, H orses and UMures. La&ge drovo just in from PCnese fine,! youn11g, Sound md at living pric e o Wedly Competition in (mr Inspection of stock solicit. d. Chlarles & Mc Brayer. Stbles and Storei~~Ni0~huse ton.: 8tm.Ci lti Ii S tIellloruid -lver SO eet, RElEN V[ILLEI - - S. C. may19-98. Yibon anw.il ing. Nico~ selec ionla o~tam Liynoen ad wmorthd r~ay Godk. Oi and ' past-l aitng or wlle; or r to p~otaisb MISSES ROGERS 4, >1os itStrade &r. Br r' Vle*sU Yous alfnd althyso May' 1We ill dtaourlbest tos lose Mbpass wha -;re;|, eKa Y.i 119t lai(re to -ma Gr eV l. Crolus on ealswnut upleihPotash upaphdet telldot u an itoerpt wartlze are te o a. i( QBR)IAN KCALI WORtICS ,a - na Nassaa~t..New Eab Special bargall Jeans, Flannel if you need air you had better them before th4 NEW GOODS Coming In"every day. WEFOLL And Leave it ti Roll - T" We havo a'big line of Plow aid Parched Coffoo'wo aire solling kinds of country produce. Yourm Folger an( ap~rI498. I am1 offering botw, The Biggest 0LOT'~ QL----A -A GENTS FURNISHING GOODS I kf'W" I havo a very largo stoeli (juce Stock before I taho inventory So 110W is VourgoldoU c trial wont hurt you. A welcomo to all. L. ROTE GIMENVILLE,-- -- may228. D ~l1TV ilim 1 ZvOOI . r;''4~ I 1O0 O a Afford . But. ?I11loBl'rIc 3 ou in feye Thae wiN bewd Cnt Aihe loii c t ine m ai thi~ sockinBlnebgd and b sils iico'i n U 5 n . A ,A r s gola V sei AN, 1l(nill at We 1]iveo]Eorgt tO]t But nulos Ii nae You oey tO J. r.hi amdNt ii A 3.o Thoe Ne 'VUS 0wiOl *.Cor sner Mn & Cffe S. SIE toim p~tock o D for XV3pat$.0fo 10 IS to 0 s and bl k y of the s y are gone 4THEM IN yOu to them - out and PoW goo'h. eo our Ore 10 lbs, to tho Truly, l Thornley, Pickens, South Carolina, eon now and Christmas.' Bargains In ~I~TG ND VER OFFERED IN GREENVILL. on hand und Iarm determined t by January 1st. b1anco. .Como and be convinced; [SCHILD. -- - -- - S. 6 in DEEP. A7n5code to go 5ei Dress Goodls to go at 17c. 400 RE 25c IRed Flannel for 18c 50 A Ho roitst of Wool Underwear I nei at h'os thani~ New Ycrk cost 1 Il(envy Shloes Shoe stock e*vay >e goods Cot tonst have advanc~d; but havhr !?T 4IF ''IEIS (JOODS*DgEggggy Tgg 1 rolI themu a t the~ Old Price. d1on't buy my Goods All Ikash is r trial. LIR ThE NAME" PLACE. Greenville, S. (3. ish Shnoe Store. Streects. Greenville, S, 0. i Fagan. ie has added a complete line< V GOOD)S. Paul Parkins hi "We have the best $1.00 shoe c adIies and Mens. y ou~cann :Un .1.5 ()ace, visiting tg'p, dor .$1.()0 a;..la genuine dofesfa : babie; and have a good line Vc / w~e, t hiey we ar like iron. Ful le Ly (disa.. lleiser, wvill arriv line of "'Wear Resisters'' shoe ). Equal to any $2.50 shoe vm ie surpris d at the quantity and' will bring at the CASH STORE OF I. FAGAN - -Grenvie S~