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he ~eopes aJournal cal- Orevitles. --1A.. N Folger of Gaffney t1 4itng at Jtadge'Newbery's.' B .qur Diamond Dyes from -a r Earl. .d Shan'1;n of Piedmont V&MO414 *s --Violted Lelatives in town Sunday. Mise Cora Bowen was home last *tnday on avisit. Mr. William Clayton and fan -y were visiti ag in town last woeei. The best cigar in town for sale by G. W. Earle. Cadet Ross O'Dell, of Clemson College, was visiting at home last Sunday.. Mhs -Daisy Eoroughs closed a flourishing school in Glassy Moun ta school district: Dr. W.- F. Austin will be n Pickens26th. 29th. 80th. of this mnouth. Miss Fainuie Robinson, of Easley was visiting Miss Helen Boggs lIe-t week. C1,old Cream and Vaseline .Cam pher Ice for chapped lips and #bpd#.fer sale by G. W. Earle. Picouken county can boast of as many book dealers as any county in the State. Buy your Drugs the cheapest and purest from G. W. Earle. Honi. 8. G. Mayfield, State sena tor from Bamberg, was in town Monday, on professional business. Dr.Thomas filled his regular appointments in the Baptist church last Sunday. The county board of commis, sioners has a large supply of tiles which take the place of hill side briages on the public roads. . ..The Home Telephone Company has established a central oflieA in town. The price is moderate for a county capital. The farmers are hauling fortili zer* to make move cotton. Pickens has become an important narket for that commodity. Will Anderson is doing a good job of painting for Dr. Earlo on the front of his new brick drug Miss Ftella Harris and Miss El ma Ash more of Lindornan. G:een ville county, are visiting relatives and friends in town. Married nt the residonce of 7the bride's parents on the 16 inst. Miss Evoie Neichbora to Davie Holder, allUof Mica, Rev. J . Fo - eofficiating. W. C. Wyatt of Mica lost his barn and stable by fire last week. Mr. Wyatt succeeded in saving h's stock, but the fodder and: other feed were consumed. Mr. Henderson did a good busi ness Monday in photography. It was a pretty day all delayed orders were filled. Dr. Riley was among the number and Mr- Henderson defles competition. Chapman Bros., who have for several years been in the merchan file business at Easley, have cast their lot in Pickens and offer their goods ini the Hollingsworth corne r *store on Main street. Cdoechee Letter. Thmnking that a few items from this section might interest some of your readers we wvill attemplt to give you a few dots. Mrs. Elizabeth Child, widow of James WV. Child, died on the 11thi. inet., at the residence of her sont, Mr. R. R . Child. Mrs. Child was 87 yeais old. She hadl been paralyzed for some four or five years. She was left a widow 42 years ago and remained sogi p to the time of her death. Three children and a host of re latives and friends are left to mourn her loss. She is the mobber of Rev. R. A. Child of Greenwood, Mrs. Dr. Robinsom, of Liberty, and R. R. *. Child, Esq., of Clatuechee. The deceased had beein a con siste.t .meMaber of the M. EC. Church for 75 years. It can' be truthfully said that the deceased had 'o onie miss. She fought agood fight nod has gene to receive her reward. Her funeral was had fronm Camp Creek churcoh on the day following her death, Rev. Mr. At taway conducting the se::vices, af ter which her body was laid to rest iin that grave-yar'd. Rev. Rl.A. Child, of Greenwood, is ,viuiting his '>rotheor, R. R. Child, of this place. Trimie anid tldo doesn't seem to tell on "P.ni f * muoh. We don't believe that he is quite as as fleshy as he used to be - when he made the walls of the old court house of our county seat fending his clients. Weare in receipt of a letter '. frgim Ohr worthy friend, Mr. Wal toy 0. Hester, who is now at Raevana, Cuba. His letter is dated 4rch 1et. His many friends will gl~ad to learn that he was well *the time of his w riting. Amnong any other things he wrote that th y went acros the ialand fromi out be ch to another one, distanice -of ab uit 75 miles. Hie wrote they averaged from 25 to 80 miles s (lay waiNwg. LAe wroLe nat tue had very Ngood -loads for men tha had to )valk. He wrote that the visitbd several t)wns of interos and liked the country oxc'edingl, well. From what weocan ascer tain Walter had rather-be in Pil. ens than Cut a., Mrs. L, E. Sexton of this )lac has just finishod pieoing a quilt it whoh there are 1681'pieces. . Wh< csa beat it? J. Alonzo Brown. Fort Hill. Fort. Hill, March, 15th.-Prof i f. H. Il. Beaty director of tl. Tetilo School atCleison Colleg< teturned Sunday last after an at sinco of two weeks in Philadol. phia. The Textile School at Clemsor is progreaing nicely under tl e sul)orvision of Messirs. Beaty an ' Smiling. Quite a lot of the nma chinery has been placed and put in opei tion. A number of stu deits are ta-ing tho textile course. I am told th:, there is to be a dye ing phi t added in the no-r, future. Most assura(fly Clemson is in the froi t. Miss Sallie Wilharme, of Thrifty is visiting relatives iii Calhoun. R#v. Porchor, of Pendluton C. has in course of construct', an Episcopal church, samo to .1 situated near Clemson. Mrs. W. N. Payne, forme.ly of this county died in Georgia last week of consumption, her only daughter Miss Nora has the sym pathy of many friends in t'is her sad bereavement. Mr. A .ron Boggs, who had his eyes operated on for catarrh l Dr. Calhoun of Atlanto is at home with his sight restored, attending to his business generally. Moi A NON. Card of Thanks. Meet S. C, March 11. 1899. Editor People's Journal: Please express through your pi per my thanks and best wishes for all that assisted me through my husband's (E. E. Hendricks) sick ness and death. And further may the Lord bless all along through life is my heart felt wish. Very respectfully, Mrs.E. H. Hendricks. Prompt Payment of LI 'e In su rance. V. A. Ihrton, supervising agent of the ' Travelor's lisaariace con ay oi' flartford, yesterday sent to the w; -dow of' tte late Dr. WV. P. Addison, of this city, a check f.or $4,d63.4 1, he'ag the amount duo on a )oI;.y for-$5,000 aLer do ductinlg some u pspid p.ekmiuras. Dr. Aodison died just 1-hrea days bef o1e the policy would have ex pl.-ed. P'.oots of deat~h were mailed frojm here for the company on Monday night, To settiemneat wvas comt pleted and the money paid within tour da. Socond Is Sood to Quit the Service State Sunday. T1,e Secoad Som'th Ca olina is t< be mnustved out. In reply to Gov, Eiler~be's request to that on'ect the following telegram from th war departmnt wvas received las: night: Governor of South Carolina, Ce. lumbia, S. C.: Orders issued on the 16th. inst. directing the return of the Second South Carolina to Savannah for muster ouit. Schwan, Act. Adj't. Gon. C., K. & W. Fight is Hot. Greenville NewsB Sunday. There were somes more develep mnents in the C. K. & WV. railroad case yesterday that made people of Marietta, Athens and Hellami's Crossing, wvhere th3 hot beds ol the opposition to dismantling tla road are located, open their e. in wonderment, aind G reen viilk was a deeply13 idtrestedC spectator, The not results of the day's wo-< are the arrest of about 'thirty ha. bo:rers and their white bosses wht we.o engagedl in the work of tear. inig up the rails, and the insti' u. tuition of coa templt p)roceedling against May~or James 'T. William.4, as the alleged oweor of the road, for ':o'tempt of court in violatig tho injunctiou of Associate J ust:-x Eugenie D. Gary, who a few daya ago at Abbeville issued ap order al theo instauce of time p~eople ol Travelle:'s Rest nadl vicinity, re. strainhg MIr. WilhI ams as owuoi from c iianiling the roo'd a' requirinig him to show cause at A i bevillo niext Tua-sday why ho shouk niot be permanently so restronc and( req1uired to put the road it Sand as a Diet. Bal timore Sune. According to a French publica. tion, "Science pour T1ens," inn an Enuglisha houses, ''on the table h) ti.e peplper box amnd the salt box ii p)inced a sand box-a little recep tacle filled with. very fine sand, am fine ais flour, wh ich is sprinmklet over all the food. A medica 'our.i.l lhas advised dyspoptics t< adopt tis remeody. The sand minglhng with the alimentary, ren der it less compact and( mnakes di gostion more easy. This has be come the fashion, and since th< E nglish have begun to eat saut it is corto ill that French snobs wh< imitate their neighbors across the channel lake monkeys will soon be y "stive purposes Ias been In use t by ostriches for a long timie." Dis r criminating readers will take this t 'sand story with many grains of salt. Whatever else the English - Constitution may requre, it does - not need-sand. Everybcdv is sup. posed to oat a peck or so of dirt in > the course of his or her life, and 3 unsuccessful politicianu frequent ly hive to'dine on crew, but sand as a daily diet is not likely to bo como popular among Anglo-Saxons unti.l they develop chikens craws as well se chiclren hearts, of which there seems just now little indication. -- I WOOD, TEE TRUST TAMER. When Gen. Wood, late colonei C of the Rough Riders, assumed c charge of Santiago do Cuba, the conditions of the place were about t as bad as they could be, says the f Foietaightly Review. The city t was Americanized from a sanitary pouit of view. . Then the question of food. Meat had gone up to 90 cents a pound, and was scarce at (hat. Broad sold for fabulous I prices. Very soon the~o came a change; provisions begau to come .' u n tho ordinary somn ces. As the t supply increas 1, however, there. c was no diminution of prices. p Gen. Wood rent for the aldermen o represonting the different wards of 'I the city, and ho also summoined n the butchers. When they were as sembled in his offico he arrenged thorn in two inos, facing one an other. Thon, through ain interpre ter, he asked I ho'butchors: e "How mach do you charge for your meat?" ' Ninoty cents a pound, sonor " "Wihat (1Os it cost you?" There was hesitation and a shuf- t1 ping of tho foot; then one of the d mon said in a whining voice: "Meat is very, very dear your c oxcellency." "How much a pound?" "it costs us very much and" 'How much a pounds "Fifteen cents, your exeollency; but we have lost much money dur, ing the war, are" "So have your customers. Now a meat will be sold at 25 cents a pound, and not one cent more. a Do you iudeitaod'?" 0 Then, turning to the alderman, a lie charged them to see thu t his or. der was carried out to the letter, 2 unless thcy wanted to be expelled : from olice. Theniceforward meat was sold in the markets at 25 cents. A simni lar reduction was made in the tu prices of )rices of bread, vegeta- x I blos and fll food products. It was I the first showing of the master o hand to the p' blic, and confidence C in the American methods of ad inistration strengthened rapidly, Summer Homes' Fold er 1899. Mr. W. A. TPuik, General Paeeu. 1n ger Agent of the. Southern Railway. a is collatiug iformation for Sum- A mner H~omes Folder for the ensuing 1l summer, giving the names of pro niuetors, post othico addresses, at or near what station.- conveyance used, num ber of guests, terms per day, week and month. This infor mation will be printed in an at L.active form and a large edition published aad distributed by the various afgeats of this immense system throughout all section of the country. Persons con templat 4ng .aking boarder. for the ensu ing Summer are kequosted to ap ply to the nearest railroad agent for blank to be filled out giving the above informiation, anid for -ward at once to WV. A. T'urk, Gen eral Passenger Agent, Washing ton, 1). 0., so that it may rach him not later than April 1st. Greenville Newvs. Notice. l'o the p' trons of Palhistine school dist-ilct No. 2G. You are all requested to meet at the school 110s LioOn Saturday 1st. day of April 1899 at 2 p. '.- buasiness of importance to aitteocd to. C, B. Tr. N otice. The Ui~uot meeting for the ?rst D'strict 12 Mile River 1:aptist As sociat ion will meet wvith the Gobe uoy Baptist chui chi on Fraday night before the 5th. Sunday ini Ajpral 1899, and cont iano includi ig Sunday. The churches will please send full delegation. All the p~astors and in nisters are expected to be pr'esenti. The program wvill be anno.mced late'. Dr. TP. M. B:,iley is~ expected to be with the UJ.ion), and other visi''.ig iare iren are expected to be 'vith us oa that occasion . J. M. E w.r For Committee. Ne iee. I horeby notify the p~ublic not to trade for two notes given by me dated ab~out the first of March 189)9, for $135,00 each and due 15th. July 1999 and 15th. Suept. 1899, respectively, as said notes ar iw~itho(ut conder~ation. W. E. $M!ra. NEW IrIR M, NEW GOODS. MesmsrH. J. T. Lathe~m and D. F. Bradley have formed a copartner. ship to do a general I'ercantile business at Ensloy S. C. They have a~ splendid stock of good fresh goods-none of them counter worn -and they defy competition. Call anid soo them (in the Lathem Bleck) and be convinced that hey mann inat what they a.. Userks ale STATE OF SOTTH OAROLIN.A COUNTY or Pic1 ENS. In the Court of Common Pleas. J.1H Simmons, vs. A. M. Simmons. In pursuance of a judgment of orelosuro mader by Ilon. D. A Fowneind, p Ith, March 1899, mnd filed in'thie dlerk's office. I. will sell to the ltghest bidder on aleday in.Apri 1899, at Piokons C. I. dtring'the legal hours for sale, he following described real state to wit: All that piece parcel or tract of and situate in the county and tate af6resaid, on branch waters f Oolnoy river Jounded by lands f bettio Simmons, W. I. Rigden. Jlen K. Edens and others. Con tining one hundrod and forty iur 1 (144j) acres nioro ( r lesH rns cash. Purchaser to pay for tamps, and recording. J. M. THWAerT. Clorkof Court. lotice to Debtors a d Cred Itors. Persons having, claims agaist 1e estate of -fonry S. Couch d eased will pleaso prosout the same roperly attestod to the undersign 1 by the let. day of May 1899. 'hose indebted to said estate please lake paynment to J. D. Smv.u r Mlarch 10 1399. Executor. rnmo.n forRelief. l'be .ai, of Solith Car olin i? Col-. Coma C tiut' of Pieltns. Iil, P;) a T. G. o1f:.,,, as emutar el w o 1 . W\ ilbard, dec .e e. Piain It'. r--tillst .iry F, Willard, . 0. Winlard i, one of a. eellot's of the will of 1E . Wilh-rd nceased. and i l 1is on I sighIt, E I :: kg-', 11)Mllos~ Bo:s..olikenl (;. N'., M1. AeCntlanaian M. 0. Jenmij -s. Elin Me Iavy, Z. A. Lo4m.E< le Wai, 1. C. Wil rd, P. C. Wi' ."d, ItId E. Al. Willard, SUMlONSt FOl' ITIfF. (Cotimphibit servedl.) Po the Defenditat bIll) ove-niamm)Wl: ou nre lierebtv sinm oned and required awhiver the conwpiiii, in this rction of bleh a copy 1t herewith served upon you il ti) setve it copy of youir answer to said )ilhAint on the stibc' bers a, their ofice Pickens. C. II. .. C., within twenty lyd after the service hereof, exclu've of 10 day of such serv ,' and if you fiil to wer thU oc ilntl nI ithill tihp liIg, Orefild, the plaint W in tb%1 tluion Wivll >11y t tthe Coirt for the relief deiaId I the coiplidinl. ated Jan. 30 A, 1). 1899. loar' &htssuinme, Plein a(W' Ahor. 1'o thp lion-rli;ent d . WillardT. C. iin Gary, Eie s Wall, J. C Iease t ike no Vilhard, E. I. Wi illh d. I'o..I4h'iit in l -, ce that, the suunnons lid e of the Lleit Mtion was Ied i I the onlee en1, Pi.kens f tle Col of C m(m111n on Pi J n. O, Io', otity and &ta' itr( I I otn i1i at s. og- ' & B'sm. p ~ Hae urVeor, Haeyour land surved, I am repatredI with first class instru )ets to do you a first class job, ud cain be found at my residence, lexantider, S. 0., c'r you cani phon0e) e from1 Folger & Thornliey's stLe Pickenas. JU LIUS PA RSONS. A ppointments. lat Sunday, T welve M ilo, 10:20 at " Pickens, 7 30 p, am., udI~ " Picktens. 11 a. mn. uid ' iethilohamm, 3 p. mn. ~rd " Bet blehem, t0 30) a mn rd "' Tu. elve Milo', 8 p. m]. :th "' l):cusville, 10 80 a mn Jos. S. Porter. That Og You have used all ~sortsof ough reme-4 Sdies but it: does not Iyield; it is too deep seated. it may wear itself out in time, but it is more liable to produce la grippe, pneumonia or a seri 4 ous throat affection.j tYou need something , Ithat will give youf strength and buiild up the body. SCOTTPS EMULSION will do this when everything else .fails. There is no douibt about it. It nourishe s,j streng~th ens, builds up and makes the body strong and healthy, not only to throw off this hard cough, but to forfify the system against further attacks. If you are run down or emacdaf.ed you should certaird!y tide this nourishing food medicine. scorrT v 10 . .:i"ts, Nw Yorkc. WHOLESALE AND RETAL Bugies, Wagons, Harness, Horses and Large d rove just in from Ttnnes4ee, fine, young, sound and nt living prices. We dety Competition ill our ines. I nspection of stock solicit. ed. Charles & McBrayer. Stables and Storehouse River Sti ect, GREENVILLE, S. C. may19--98. Beautiful line of spring salors, and walking ha~ts just in. Miss Rogers is now in Now York ,toiCcting th summer styles Come and see the two hand some paintings we are going to give you a chauce to get. MISSES ROGERS, GREEN~ VIIL LE, S. C 115 South Main street, Op. positei Stradley & Earr'. feb25yl. WITER You will find at Nissos McKay's he latest stylos and1( real worth of our money in ITats, Caps and ancy Goods. A call is solicited. Wo will do our boat to pleaso. MTSSES McKAY, 119 M~r n Sire A, or. eniv~le, 8 O P LA NT LIFB, to be vig orous and healthy, must have Potash Phosphoric Acid and Nltrogen. These essential elements arE to plants, what bread, mesatanid Water are to man. Crops flourish on sonswell supplied with Potash. Our pamphlets tell how to bqr ad fertiier., and are free to al. .* IRfl ICAL WORKS . We Have the Shoes we ever ear and VVomen's Co Battle Ax is the ror the money. Yours Trul Folger and Ilaml ,offering between nc The Biggest Bi a.JOTJ-: -AND )ENTS FURNISHING GOODSEVER W I havo a very largo stock on ha luce Stock before I take inventory by Ja So 1OW is your golden chanco, 1rial wont hurt you. A welcome to all. L. ROTHS( GREENVILLE, . . may268. and find too many short!lengths ii old at a very low price. I must make rOom for my spa soming mn soon. My shoe stocklihlalways comp] "R EMEMBERB'i -A AND) PLA4 West End Special To Of Greenville and adjoining counties working On the farm until twenty one yei farmer has to contend withi, and thme aind Every branrch of busine~ss is dependant on the farmer is thme ''backbone" of our natic such. I am glad to Boo the newspapers farming-diversified crops, &c. All such new idleas in fixing upl farm and home. 19 mont section than any spot I have ever h: with a vary small amount of "finishing &d spot on earth. I have made pleasant acquaintances m~onths stay with you and hope to makei itore your headquarters when in Greenvil y"ou our DOW stock of Dry Goods and Sh< "up eount ry" either in quality-quantitj ONE PRICE TO ALI WM. Earlo'. Corner. . largest line of ried. I JE4 . arse shoe, t best on ear& ly, . . ]?hornley, Picke, South Ca;ejiC w aid Christms.' argains Is 1]STC3 OFFERED IN GRINMv" -id and I am determined to 0 nuary let. Come and be convines aHILD. Dress Goodg wh~h ;{g b nig stoek; whieh wig t5 'HE NAME" .Boiig the son of a farmer ir of age, I underintand what of treatment he should recei t~he agriculturist. Conequest 'n anid should be loohred up to 's publishing so manIy articles o0) information helps the fermer t ature has done more for the FI.d a the pleasure ot visiting---iai Y" can be made the most besate among the ountr'y eI.m i nore. I Invite you to le and aal be pImsy esR which Is not excelle4W or price. --NO OREDIT. FXGAN *e - 6teenille, S. 0.