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The Peopile's Journal.' Local Brevities. W. D.'Chapiian, of Liberty paid Pickens a business visit last weok. .R..M. Wertz, of Liberty, was in town Monday on businoss. J. P. Carey is in Columbia this week, attendmg the supreme court. 3., E. Boggs'is atten ding suprome colirt this 'wook in Columil-ja. C. P. Barrett has blool pardoned by..President McKinley. Solicitor and Mrs. M. F. Ansel were visiting in town last wook. J. T. Taylor went to Atlanta last Sunday on business. Ierial Furguson last a vory fino 1 mule Tixesday night. Mrs.J.-L. Thorntiy is visiting relatives and frionds in Anderson this week. Mr. Jesse. dhilds and brido of t Greenville, were visiting in town last weok. J. E. Davis, of Central, vas aiong his old friends inl town -Tuesday. Rev. J. E. Foster fillod his regi lar appointment at Socorn'i last Sunday. Rev. W. H1. Workman, of Liber ty was the guest of Dr. Riky last Tuesday. Maj. J. J. Lewis wenlt to Ch1arles ton Tuesday to be at the ronimon of Confederato Vetorans. Guy McFall, Rufus Ashemore and Eugene Alexander loit Mon day for Charleston, R. F. Walters, of Spartanburg s is in town this week reprosentiing I the Sonthern Well Fixture. The Sunday school picnic at the Arial spring was yery much enjeyed c by-all who attetnded. Dr. W. F. Austin will be in Easlv next Tuesday and Wednesday. He will also be ii Central Thursday. See the change of W. T. 1. MCFl I advertia'eont and take advantago of the rare bargains. R. L. R. Bentz has somlethint. to say to you all in another column and when at Greenville give Him a call. The Winthrop Collego irls will apend their annual holiday at Choroken Falls. in the mountains of WVestor i Soullh pnrolinoa.I mont was&? v isit ing rehit i v<.s n i , friends in and aroundl Pick<-ns last i week. Misse-a Essio Earlo anid Cora flowonej attending the Confeder ato reunion: in Charleston this Rev., J. H. Por'tor pr'ehedj a very mnteresting sormon nt the~ Methodist church last Sunday at. 8 p mn. Capt. J. A. G riflin wvas in towi * Monday on routo to the ren nion o Confederata Vnterains in Charle. Ion this veeok. G3overnor Ellerl'e is imnprovino He is riding over~ his farm ant! erivm ig er.nsidern blo (distances. Viiting reintIives and friends in, biprion county. * ~ Married near Sassafras Gaip, lnst wook Misa Camie Cliapmain of lip. per "East Fork and John Conley of Pic~ma., S. C., wore unaited in Marriage by Rev. W, A. (Gignoyv. Mrs. W. IH. Brynnt, went to (Th lumbia Monday and will r'min fr kyo weeks. Mr. Brynn hna a * positlson in the St at (1i']'.ary and his family will make (Conlm-m bia their homo in the nenr futuro. A little child of Mr. .TJnw Puce, a well-to-do fe rmer of this coun iv qWt1llowed a. sa fe ty pin o pened . 'a fw days ago, which a flen rownuin.. * J ng In the child's stomach 12 dav< passed leaving the chil1.1 u n iaured and none the' worse for the ordoa. * The County Board of EAluent ion has apportiloned the share of Pi:k ins county in t he dliiensniy prlo(Us. Tpo sum of $3 dG(,000.5> h'is Ibeen! divjded ambong t le schelQ .lc(rdl irg to enrollment of schlars anti is the county trasury r ey for lise in the sdhools of t(' connm v Miss Mary t owart. aped 23 years, died suddenly Monday~ morning at t.hg home of hei'ir '*ins, Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Shn..ier-t Easley township, Piens contiv Miss Stewart wals ill onl, two (lays. The funeral was hol Tnu s. day at the Antineek Met hodist church, of whjeti yi 4'afwu a memIUber, Ma.. James A.- A mhler 'f Phek. fins county, ~pi set Several aysh last woolk as theght f'me host Dicken"' of the ( wh~ose broter mlarriedl M . tiler's danghite'r- If op old P'ndleton District in *tho e~a * 4~iturje 46 years ago. Ifo isio81 * ".ven's of age as tall and rfra ehit as ian Indlien '"his on4 rnl f'rri not atanted" ' End looks hiko he wap iini "mbahmed" P)noimui of m0(11' fnin air and wat..'.'-]* U lon Meeting. The Union meeting of tho first fivision of the Twelve Mile Ass'o i at ion mot withl olenoy churc iaturday al Suniday, 29th. anld 'th. of April. Tho Union was >rgualized by,' eleftig v 1. Ew: .i ':-11dy Moderator : nd U. E. Ro mIon s cr1oary. In th abse)(n >I liv. .1. N. Stewiat wiho w1s to 1 ir( ach it1 i.itrdolctory sri1 lon the irst subject wis taken up1) and l th0 subjects woro disposud of mlid the discussions upon them Vas interfstig alid helpful. 1 )rs. 1'. NI. i.riley and A. J. S. 'Ihonas vero pr eset and inipired the poo- I il1 by thoir talks and sorlmllonls. ivo chu rches waslm rew~m 1prQ)tqld iaturdaty and on Sunday the housu vas full t! overfilowing. At half mast nino tho poople engaged InI a tnday Sc hool mass meeting and iltened to some ahlo addresso8 by )r.. Bailey and Tliomas. Dr. 3aily pre-nhd the M1 issiouna y Sor noii at I I oclock ani took a col- I "ctioin (if $-1.17 for Stato Missions. it tIhfe alterlOoli the people woro re1 i'd (I( . Il a i) $o Pseroll by I)r. hIulas, and141 a collet io f $1.91 nias tok!wn fior the orphanalge . Tll) Moderator appoiltod the "(w i ngS xm.I I co i m0 111111 it too H. lend'icks, S. II. Brown and . . Btohinsot. The next, ion vi 1 ll Eld with Mt. Tabor chiurchi 12ginning Friday bforo tho fith llllay inl July. Looper Dots. ]4-n i .url:-As I havn't ,oon I hilil r'lil lIl(e u I'(11, S01l1- [Une Ii tivl yol a fs.w dat. IJurI farmers. ar, 1o1w a t h - nod on(t accou t f wot wv(eatler, mut planiting cotton se~ed is the or. or of the dLy. Tlhisro are lots of orn to plalt yet. Whoat is small >it prospering. Some gardens aro omewhAviat improved since spring as, collie. Mr. W. II. Perry had an i fant !hi1(1 to (io Saturday night an(l 'as buried yesterday at Nine Forks hurCli. EVeryboby reports a fine time at ho Union 1eeting at OolenoV veB erdaly, said thpy ha .1 ,ood pl'aeih nlig aind i good tim ill genlerll. 'Ihlo is a thourishling Sui lay ,cho1ol at at Peter's Creek and they im to hiave chiidron's day on the rid. Sabbath ill Junf and a good me is expected that all the little olks will enjoy and so wil the old )lks with Bo.Ns. ientiments o, a Colored Preacher. The colored poople havo been re(o about 3-1 years but they have alled'( to learni hIow to live amflong he wit s, IHnco hatred a d 1n2l10co Pseem to b)e on the in1cr'ease. Fi rst thle colorold man1 voted a iorthern i ticket and)5 Seeed to bui1k whact wias good for thes niorth h1) w''hi te inlan tin lk that he~ nlever vould see the point. But I soo it. low . Now I repeat Booker T. ahngtoln; Suppose the(col orsd Jubilafns had adhoharedl to Spa in's :ause0 instead of Cuba the0 same10 >rejudico would have in Cuba that .ie hlavo todlay in) theo United States. [3i t nay, t hay dlofencldsxl one, cause Ill (Ihe~y 11ave pae I ws ro~a red atald bred by the eI d wit peoplo ( and1( I l ove them nu)1 wl il (for'ver. Nows nhIIat ouigh t t un:igllrantee) that wo( ats a C. wil: l'i' do( rmtythting against nemt) aid 54nr eo 1'lmonl wealthl. 1.1 n~ we'' WVill hav [Is heir frin sip S'ome 811y the rOs H'3m1 to di s liev 2ne Wear;I (if sl'o theyl( both mye a' wor t d. li he lible says c~' 1m' - At daliwuly u ai you oth ti Ir& ' t 1fu4 ll tOubmi .kled, l 2(1 C52si II lls C .'l '. Mnd u .:n. U V ~ ]5'~~avl S.Thl tFjil, .llips :,Vi', heth f Unte ral'ti's fo 'ak )pand't IilI y ton ttl ih 'a dar '.h :.I)i's A ) tlway trin w aith I n On101 lart l'a 1 h n as ru al toh 8e 0 Alt otisa ou'gt-psit and '11 ii at lo thetown.g ' eforh 0iyicoWl be reIetilea gang o na iav g spr) thll' theII'sa trin, ) thre upS overaol f -NgtI. of theailwytrc waid i tC1lV rin 1 agin ans~l'imuu let il(1y1 0' qickly 8 Itht thr wl'd no511 Te 1 i Nebraska11 'oginnt isl tsk ngt) f r 10I (p.oNrary tiiofsfo 'ltoy iny G enII, of- 3.,i frgimet are-lii et) t ats t i h ll frlon mt.I'l (ti~ .I The Ch~ilttlhii Nesk givet ts I Nogr4 fthe ro bieve1. d) is'Sbetum p m lat 11of' '5rV. \\' lla s : e ro i "I (lthe poic lo this morn-i Ig ath Negro A lex TmI, w Was1( Ir'ne 's tosi ,(0 2)5 w* ( atn;pin ~t s' il t :i i hom o\'. iS Ptewrt . was Nuo *vrh t i I' l 'imina e cl5itg, Charlotte from Shelby son time ago and that lie was a stranger in Charlotte. "Thel police place little Conti LIece:C inl whiat TIurner tells8 theml for he has repoat.-IAlly heon caught in a trap sinco his arrest." There aro enCOrle : .rig j)risj)oct8 that a dual w ill sooni be, closed to givo Greienvillo at spleinlid system ,)f oluct-ric stroot. rai avys. Two parties of geit leino were thore thiundav looking over the ground with tism ien il viEW. By it cu. riols coineidnen they came on the 4am1e train niild ill th bumo car hiOugli thy liave lio connijetlot with each other. One party rep resentod tho Aierici Pipo comn pally, who atre the bitildrts of the Paris Moountain Waoter Company's plait here and the prospectivo >wners of t1li local olectric light. :omnpany's plan t. 1he other party 3olsistod of Charles E. Drosser, of \fassachusetts, and his associatos, V. L. Myric attil Charlos A. Rich trdson, of the same State. NEW FIRM, NEW GOODS. Mossrs. J. T. him and D. F. 3radley have. ed a copartie, Iip to (10 a eral Morcanutilk yusiness at Eugony S. C. They inO a splendidslo'ock of good fresh (oods-noiio - stthiei coutitor worn -and the3y 114y col)piet ition. Jal and see t hei (in the Lathoml Block) and be convimid that hey im ennii just what they say. Subscribe For THE J 0 U RNaL, $1,O0i pc( r y ear the dread of the cotton grower, can be p)revented. Trials at ~xperiment Staitionis and the experience of leading growers prove positively that 1111e ~ Ik pnly remedy. We will b~e gild to send, free of charge interesting and useful pamiplets whih treal ofthie nwiter ini detail, GERhMAN KAL! WORKS, 93 Nas St., New York. TWO CLEAR PROFIT A MILLON OLLARS .,YEAR E~ACH. culatlothof the Now Yosr Dasily tndSun day Mercury, establIshed 68 yoars ango, the Mercury Printing Co. offers the best In ducement in the world to small investorc Alert investors now have an opportu alty to secure some of the stock of thi great enterpriso. 'rThey canv buy Nev Y ork Mercu ry stock nt t hoe ry low pric. of $10 er spasro. Thje Mercury Print'inj Comp lany is incorporated under the law: bf the Statu pf New York. 'The capital i. 500,000,dvided ino000saeo S~ah era havo no individual liabIlity whatever This stock is a safte, Solid and lilghtly >rofi itable security that is certain to Pay largi dividends and rapliy increase In valuo, It gives the small t rivestor ant e(11ual chancl withI the capitalist, as a pers~on w~itha small sum to Invest can buy fromt oni share upward at the same pri1ce a capItal.. 1st buys thousands of shiares. Whenm on. considlers the very hligh prit'a that steeli in othter New Yo rk neQwspapers comli mnands, It is apparent tht tIs present~ 0pportunity to b~uy New York Mtercu stock at $10 Is one of thtose chanc -s thai occur only once it IL lifetime., for --t th~ present rate of increaste showit in ti- pas sIx months In the circultatlin and in thq advertIsIng, the Stock Is abshltitely- sur sen ay usiividendls and rapidl2 Tlhe adivertlslng receipts of the Morcury have doubled slico Aug. 1, 1895, and tht 150culaton ta since , att the rate o~ Dal m Wookly and Sunda editions,and ii continuing to increaso at the samo-e'ata We will sand one copy of the DaIf and Sunday Mercury free to every sharos holder as long as the stock Is held bil .brn or hIs asslgnc. For example, If a subsoriber purchases ten shares pg at is he will be entitled in totj cop Ies of h Daily and Bunday Mercury free to bn or any other address as rong aa h4 bonstiiucs to be a stockholder of the cope oration. These copies of the ppo na disposed of by subsc ribers to tocap9 al stock in any way desired by 'em There will be only a~ limited amount of this stock dispos~ed of in this way. Thoe4l who are lucky enough to obtaitt theti shares will find that In a very short titttd they will bo wior'th 300 per cent. Dretnige For fuarther paritluars nddress the SUPERTINTi:ND"~i' OFCRT~g eTION, NEW YORKI MER Uny, 'Aa n ao~n3n Park Row New Ye~ Notice Is ler-eljy given that I Will a lp ply to J. B. NewiIrV JudgO of the Court of IProbi to 1ol I iIcui)..'Coti i ty, of) tho 26 (InY~ of* MII' 1899 for it 11 fnfil settk'nielli :11 an ldisch; a Igo 118 A Bi i 1) istnatiol 01, file e(Istto of 1) Ilenr'; 8r1igg8 .A(Iflilist nttor. Dii 41 Cal I flot , l I'lle fol v1 1 (iV.,* :o rx(41).(y htav'ing Iwo?)i F.AZO I'Iil~ I'. 11t1'scot (le I"). 0!1(0:'[ Of filo bon(1 Ils. 11wC(h. I-~*, ionsp of Soen :11 0 w~ithiul thli'ty, (31)) 1 ;IY fi I' H.; (latE) heroVoO oi tho in-': j h..I States. Olte 93gIl lee e* VoflIl, (10111401, .h4\0 I .x ' pip1 12 6 (0 galloui I'i i to horsie iron lwioi l' AWIiLP11,C(. Afoirick. Not _r hoereby nIotifv I 111 pIlti lifit w tred o I . netI11!- ", i v-I; vt 1899, fol. $ 105,00 vaiel :111.1I 'lu 15111. J11I' 1999 'l1At 1;11. 1 899, v~spo"I vly, 4.. : ~'TIV. E~ N-tlce to Debtors and i7l i tore. (10 ('stito ()ro 11('111Y C. k\, Ceeit8(I, faoe tifm itio(4pro'. to the 1111( '(11 1 Hs oxecuitrix's of hiB hint, will IV p)IOveti, as8 r-eqjtir4tl hYv hi It. W .. S iIII).'iu11. ~(t't. h Peid lut ot S. ( '. uI'vcyor, Saivo ol 'IIII lan gur-vve, I am pr-epared wi th i-1 r!t ea.iQSt tncn1ts to doc You 11. tiP 0t, Chitsq job, at)(t Cani ho I', a.t Iin; Ir~eiidoii' . 14) WHOLESAL2 AND RFTAt. Bugies, Wagons, Harness, Hiorses and Mulec. rg id'OvC jilAt ill from PIennAese, fine, young, sound id at living prices. Wr dely Competition in 9111 itiv 4. IIspcectiol of stock solicit. .Aharles & McBrayer. &Stables and Storehouse Riv Street, UREENVILLE,~ - -S, C. may 19-98. Something New! ilTat iid baby Caips. Come and .'ee thein. C'a-s fromt 1(0 up. liig lim e Ribbons' 11( a nd ie. A sk for your draIw for the~ picturoa MISSES ROGER8, G REE~NVILLE, S. C 115 Sonth MainA str'eet,3Op9 spring & sumnher Mlflnerv M'SSES McKAY, Wo have .jusit opented and will haiv~ oI~ ontntly oni hand1( during the seas~ont, A11 L thO laute.t stylos a thle lowest poibleiI prio s. P LANT LIFE, to be vig orous and healthy, must have Potash Phosphoric Acid and Nitrogen. These essential elements are to plants, what bread, meatand water are to man. Crops flourish on soils well supplied with Potash. Our pamphicts tell how to buy and app@ fortIlizers, and are Eree to all, OIWnAN KCAU. WORK Dc V0U Need A Spring uit4 prices right, qua New Shoes, New v mod ald Untrimme(l has. f.'- --New Sum e.r with Laco and Trimmings to matel, lat year we will 8oll you at co8t. W of half tho things Wo would lio to, b our goodu and to soll you. Como to s. I am offering botwee The Biggest -AN LENTS FURNISHING GOODS'El PW"' I havo) a1 very Iruge stock 0: luce Stock before I tako invontory b; So now is your golden cha rial wont hurt you. A welcome to all. L. ROTH! GIEENVILLl , -- . may263. .. Rnrdy ~ A seb i iii tle market results Selected Stock f Div Gmod thIit f haill 1e thIm owesit tii t hoInest guds Dr,.sqs will find 11me1h to l ok ovo an114 Though hato, itH bound to want Pique M1luslin, Swiis Orgaody see my line of theso goods and to k hng them. But the goods MUST BI E ancy Goods, S All C Loer1 prVices thani I hlavo H~ome-Spun, Cottonade, Checks, pr ico. II halve have told1 you0 of my Shc prnfi ted by it.. I want to tellI you a it1. There a1ro no0 bett er Men's WVom this Stat (( r so1'1 lit to mono as010' i I se era of the .Journal to como to miiy st savo you moneoy on) your D~ry Good1s A.K. "REMEMBI *AND) West End It GROLWS At FOR? THE PI Th'le pun-basing1'- pow f al d4 ll . ) Ir N~ever be ore' cnh ul buy ~t wa)I s 14i o > LISTEN TO Owl F 25 yardl heav Dr'I)ill))g ti- h. een4 25) yards :1 Iihk 1 Sheig $*.40 20* yards~ \'h'ie Checki Naonk 25) yardlH gonal Cali)'Co, fat o k . rt 20 y.are: iI inhal Suithing, e I G ards:m ich leacing,1) Tae 1t) yards4I vexr gie ook 11h bl idi 21 yards veryreine ]>'ersian 32wi 3( J'w0 H o yards goodl'erea , pret le 20 yards~ fint Solore driase ndt cet yach, fior ha1 b.0 chdab 12 yards extrPa good 3 inchs Camen 20 athes'h fine wiss R8hayibbed d We Have J another shi1oipet of phun and ~1fl(ancey meint 01ne of the mo41st cplel~lte inl II hundred and~ fifity~ piecesM in all the (h1 will COnlvinc o u th1IIit onr stock is< WM lo right here is the place to And it..a v a nice line of Ladies' Trim red over from tiee . f el Iy ou ut we e - ,4 )e us and ti: riuly, Thornley Pickes, So uth Cairolina. n now and Christmas' Bargains In r1I TGr ER OFFERED INGREENVILLE i hand and I am determined to r r January 1st. nco. Como and be convined; 4 3CHILD. S- - s.o inl bin1giig into my store 11he beat have evi shown-and my prices canl be sold for. Buyers of Woolen I select fironi inl my store. come--(hot weather.) You will lIress. "You will bo astonished to now how rodiclously low I am sol E SOLD! Atins, Nettings, Ri bons. olors. ver been able to soil thoem. Sea-Island always at lowest market o Stock, and many of you have ~ain, so others may ho yrofited by eni's and Children's shoos sold in 11 LI om for. J myvito all the read 3ro and ho convinced that I wilJ and( Shoes. PARK. R THE NAME" P LACE. Greenville, 8. U. :IiM[ STORE (ENS TRADE. riows grae r dl !C4V'(ay at my store fo yourl m~oney than you can toda A~SiINATING STORY e with prices in tlhst: ts kind, $1.00. hie S cen t qJualit.-, for *1.00. ,r $1 .0%). old for 8 cents, fPr $1.00. (cent 1jnality, for $ 1.00. wil only $1.00. li tenfo $'o Mull, for $1.00. )rety asI a 50) ee'tt .00 only. , fast colors, for $1 0 cent kind for *) Gmughamis, tho 1 $1.00. somlt hIng nlew, for ic the money, D~amaisk, wvorth Ltr yard, only *1. ,worth 15) cents peC ( ry wideQ, for $1.00. hos wide, for $1.00. 0 for$1.00 goodl value for $1.5 for loss t. arvests, never sold hani 1c, always sold at 12j cents, for $1. 1Iose, lackU and tansi, for $1.00. uist Received wai's, silks thius mfaking this. adii.g shiades and patterns.(iy ehv 11 in alo omj,lete and1( that our prices the 1le i. FAGAN e. *Grannuilla1 8,.