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4.o The, 1o1e's; Journal. Local Bryltlesa Mr .BqIebtHill, of Old Pick enT,i very..siqk, Frying chickens will find a ready markjt,'ni Piccens now. Born-unto Mr.'and Mrs. Jordan Brazoal, on the 15th in-st., a fine boy. An infant of Mr. and Airs. J-. E, ParsoA, of,Crpw Cr'ek, is very sick.* , . A ~ lfdof'M.and Mrs. J; 0. BroV iT 'pb3' qiiteIl'I . Bo pi ck for the past*Qek.. Mrs. Mamie. Cureton, -. of Green ville, isvWfs-ting. Miss Aurie Hol lingswo 'ik.this week. Capt. I M' Mauldin attended conminqelnt exercises at Olom son 06olfge Ihist weok It is.said> thattho wvheat crop in this section is -much better than it was at-first supposed. Mrs. W. T.. Bowen is visiting her . J-..' E. Parsoi, o f Crow Creek, t'lis wook. Mrf'' 1N.M P. 'Fant, o( Ocoie count .is..viit4ng.. relatVi'vs and friend& A Pickens this week . Mrs. Robt. Stade,6f Crow Creek, is still.very-ill. )-for many friends wish for her a speedy recovery. Mrs. Ralph E-.'Oliver, of Lang ley, S. C., is on a visit to her pa rents, Mr. and Mi6 J. L. Thorn loy. Miss Stolla Newberry's condition is still, u mimproved. I or many friends wish for her spoedy rocov ery. ;. ' Married, on. .last Sunday the 18th inst., by ev. W. C. Seaborn, Mr. ..Joh'iMedlin to Miss Allie Reees.' '',. , Rev. A. J. S.4 Tihomas filled his regular appointnients -at the Bap tiet 'hurch last-Smda-y and Sun day pigh . In this issue you, vA ill find an a(l vertiement belonging to T. D. Iariis; -Read' it and se what. le has to sell.. Dr. J. ,R. RilV is a verf sucess ful fisherman. . ho cauglt a ivery large eel and many fish in Crov Creek Moinday. y., Dr. J. L. Bolt is to have a tole plone put in his resdence anI all needing his services can got him by the .hone. Misses Millie Fostor anid Kato Mayfield, of the Mayfiel(d section, visited the family of Sheriff Me D~aniel last wook. Dr. J. RL. Rtiley dol ivorod an in-. teresting and1 inistructiv I()sormon0 to a very largo and( at teti vo au dience at 01(1 Pickenis Sunday. Mr. .J, Mc.D. liruco's new resi denc, is fast nearing emanplation, anld will be when completed, one of the peettiest hiouses in town. All perons owinig the firm of William Hlunter & Son, will please settle with Wmn. HJunter, sr'. Wm.11 H-unter & Son. Govern or McSwoon ey red need the constabulary forco to thirty four unen last week. Twenty jive' heing cut off. Charlos L. Curotoni is among the lucky oneos. The crops on Keowee river ary certainly fine. .l[r.. Bqnnratt HIill, who -lives .nem: Old Pickens, has semol as linp corin as~ we have seen anythere. Mi's. J. T. Taylor -and children left last Saturday for A tlanta. Ga. They vill visit Gainesvillo, Madi son anid oth'ir points in Georgia before their returin. Messmd. WV. J..Oliver & C'o,, the contrac fore who built 1 the P'ickens Railroad have thec contract to bulildl the Columbia and Savannah exton.. sion to the Sou thern Railway. The roads in IUurricanoli town ship should be0 looked afteor by the comnmissioners. They aro getting ini a b~ad condlition, and wvill, it they ar'e not workedi in a short time, be almost impa~fssiblo. Jophn F. Harris says lhe will buy all kinds of country produce, but rer, eggs, chickens, &c. lie has e *~jangp fqr tlhog ar ticle's any hing mi the mueicantVile l ine you pa peed. Come apd see hiin. Tihere will ho Ulhildren's 1)ay gervices at Grirn church nexl Mirnday. Messrs. C. E. R obinson gn4 J4 %$ Boggs are' expetedl to g411ress tihe contgrcgal ion and1( a genei'al goodl tilino is anticip~ated. Th'le ynung ladfos of Piokens are golicIing subscripijnns to 'buy a paw carpet for Soconti church, anid ar having .some success. T'ho chvh neet(is a n~ow cai'pe~ aln( all who ean shiouild oontri buto to the fumb: Died, 'n .Juno. JNlh, Sarah 0. )iiller,; widow of te~ hu~e T~illmlon Miller, after a lingering illness. She leaves many 'ehii'ldre'n and1( grand 'children. She was buried at George's Cacek choirch of whi-ch g l had bepp a fauthlful 1,,omewur lPol X What ilthe reason P'ickons can not'have a 4th of July celobrationi It'would-not takeo muhh to fjet rup th~Veoue, have speakors, 4d. LetI yoes sow somec respect for he h ol Inopenonc'Day. Only ~fe cnts from ech onm and( 'wo ten li:.ve an occatsion alppropriate I'ickons can now voas 01 a vei nice string band. Evoryboar looks and feels bei ter since thy.rains. Tho Soniinol editor has a ba case of "well hoad." Mr. N. M. Madden, of Centra was in town last Monday on busi 106z. Dr. Littlojohni, of Gaffnoy, is ii Pickens this wook attending Mis Stella Nqwborry, Boru unto Mr. and Mrs. Marcu 0. Looper, of near Pickone, th 20th inst., a file boy. liss Lida and Gertrude Hv good,. of Easley. visited at Mr. McDi Bruce's this week. Messrs. W. M. and James I Hagood, jr., of Easloy,was in Picl ens on business this week. The Filipino colors are red whito and blue, but they are nc our colors, becauseo they run. Tho (iouth montioned recentl ias beon rolioved by copious rainm and crops tare just booning. 1)r. G. W. Earle, sr., who live with his son, Janies W. Earle, tw miles abovo Pickons. is seriousi ill. Saturday was one among the co dest days wo ever felt in Junt Overcoats and fires woro very con fortable. Watch the local columns of tLh Journial from now on. We are g< ing to try and make them inteo osting to you. Tho, teacher's oxamination cat ofl Saturday in the court hous but. owing to the inclement weatl or, Vory fow were present. Notice change in the advertis< ment of Misses Rogers, of Greer ville in this issue, It will bo ( interost to you to call and s' thom when in Greenville. . If you, brother, know of an niows in your community, plea send or let us know it. We ai always pleased to get brief loc, news from ovory part of the coW ty.. 'ho many Iriends of Prosider H1. S. H lartzog, of Clemson Agr cultural Collego will be pleased i learn that he has boi recentl honored by Mercer Universit with an L. D., degree. The friends of Dr. J. W. Noi woo(, of the firm of Norwood Norwood of Greenvillo, will I sorry to leurn that he died at h hiome at thatipliee last Thursda; lie mas imany in Piakom who syn patWi with his f1aiy in the bcrcavemien t. In this issue~ you will find il in w carid of Ca pt. Ivy M\. Mauld ii 11b0 is lo(ented upstairs over Il d rug store, and all busmess88 ei trusted to limi will receive promi at t.ntion,. Capt. Mauldin is a gei iem of fino g.bility and mr success be your portion, Every dog has his day. Fit: simmons uised to be the champic hea'vy-weight pri ze-fighter of th: world. Jeffries now holds thed bel Th~le good part iabout these thing is that all the fights seem to tali place in America. This cortainl is a land of freedoomi, Prof. John G. Clinkscales, wvh has neeni teaching math)einatics Clemnsoni College, hais been electe to the (chair cf mrathematics Woll'ord College. lie will accej the now position and will also cari Vass the~ State in the intepest th at inst itution. The C.ri cotton mill, which wi ho built at Anderson, this sumnme: will regqilro 3,000,000 brick in I construedIion. It will be locate oun miie and1( one half from tI1 court h< use on the line of the C. Wi. C. railroad and Augusta bric yard meni are on the tip-tee of ey pectancy to get the contract t furinish the brick. Capt. Ivy M. Mouldin who hf re'cently openjed a law oflico at th: p1ince0 has formed a partnershi with a reliable law firm of Was inigtoni of securing pensions an collecting clim is for men of th~ late S. C. Rogiment. Anyon entitled to a pension'or who hold a clim againust the0 governmer woul (do well to consult him . Capt. Ezra B. Fuller, recrgitiin oflleer for South Carolina, yan dlesiable mon of goodl charactc f'or the r egu lar army. Any") woiniig to onlist can call on Cal Ivy M Maildin at his law ofl\b u\ver Earloe's druig stgr'o, who is py p~ared to giv par% uhr s Capl FlloI r is espercially diesu-ouns p.f c1 taininig men for the Pbillipipes,bn hias isome valcanicios to till in C'y Pouerth of July ExQUrSIonta Up-eouin try folks and doui country folks noed a shake-up least once a year. Th'lo shake-i imight as well come Fourth of Jo as any other (lay. Moun pj f.ood 0. (dag~ gi 8Qh1ig' apll lie thing ollod "maouiitain' air.'' 4 of J dy is a 'kind of jolly afl'r anyhow. Everyb~ody moves som where. Tho question is, where go? The answor ig (on~ g ji jglance at l'he naaoarPAIr Lhi system. From the wvat ra of L Chiebpeake''to the crags and dei trout pools of the Blue Ridf Trhis railroad will put og sagi tic ets nnmcaaino oe any -gnt Jo y VUA I V1 to s)viv v u iLy .qtal, o sjnu and oo third fares for tho rotnd trip. Plunty of people will bog(. ing, but such ample accommoda. tions will he provided that thoro a will bo plonty of room for the childron-for the wholo family. There will he no strugglo nor ox . haustion incidont, u1pon crowding for those who take their Fourth of July outing by the Seaboard Air Linio. Ronomber, the Fourth of July comes m>ut Onco at year. It will B never to do to miss tho outing. 0 -- --.r....- . From Croaw iil. . Mr. Editor: As I havo not soen r anything in yoi' p Ipr froII Suz artown recently, I thought it l)ntl' dent to let tho outsido world know just whero wo are Iloating about this time, Crops aro looking well consider ,ing tho drought we aro having. t Wheat in general is bottor than most of us predicted. Corn is stif fering some, oats aro olf consider Iablo. We are to havo an olection hero this eveling lor school trustees s and I expect we will havo some 0 hair pulling in the windup, in I V friendly way of courso, for we don't have anything elso ini Sug [ artown, and if I uiderstand wliat others say about the 0lection, overy vottr in the district will b) a cani didate, so I guess wo will havo plenty of trustees for the next two 0 years. Still I don't think we cin Smak1o much improvement on our old set of trustees. The nwgro prohlml, well, some e fellow will say e: is going to burst on politics nw. An yway, what I - shall say wii cover Croswell dis trict only, then .1 supposo tho ve.: plosion will not ho dtangorou. The prohlem seems to )e a subji:ect for Mll kinds1 of predictioi anid vwhat it all is for I canno uinder stid. Anyuvta; 1. Ithink we aatit havo it so!ved iII Cro0al. there Y is not a bad negro nor a whitp U man eitlhr in the district. Of b course, we havo some cranks as 61 other comties do, but as Luia - has gotten so she controls every. thing, the crainlc ii not ill eXop t tion to this rule, so we k1ow just . aliouL what timo to look for his 1o panioramial, and if hr fails to per y fori it, it fliiiiisho.s a great deal of talk ill te way that ho must be improving mr Hint tho predic tion about the- mt!'s controlilitig p~ower Imust hv m xetos Some of the ww-lb!en un!%%spapers seemil to to':i an:-mIeploioing probleum, i who iL imv lie to thiemt, b utl tle 'v K.i t to solve 1r, bt0111 1 :1 th m; d ea nd1 vi sonwno hasit It s perform - If the northe rn papers haven ny a thing mor:- to c''::tribu;te than tio an ,: h na.,, eI the noe do so andi : d ach hu toi be la e- honest, ini ' i;; : I.m be ienit t) 11 the laws t ' of hi onn )try d ie. e spetI his neite s as1 h1) 'ould t. like to be ra(ectl I mil wiwnH he s gets thes1 pi in als grounded iln e him the no. ro a ho ,1 a lss per y plexing piablem00 ti;in whaut it is~ t Winthror ~Ci~ogo Scholar ship andi Entrance t Examna~tion. The exa:uatI iiims [fo the0 award of vacant se!:oularshi p s in Win thirop ~fCollegeonnd ftor the )1( admissiion of newv students~ wi be hlel d at thie SCourt House onl Friday, July '41st at 9 a. m. . Applicant3 muiist not bie less than 1 fifteen years of nge. e *Whon schiolarh i ps are vacated Safter July 2 1st ,thley will ho award lc ed to thior mlmi the beet av .orago at this ('xainatlionI . ing board, fulrniP h11( room. ln-at, light and washlinIg~' is only $jS50 *s per month1.11 .5 For further in format ion and1( a p catalogue add ross Pres. 1). B. Jolhn h son Rock IHill, S. (.'. Mia,(Rd C Sheri f's Sales. S MATE~v~ 01" SOU'PIT ('A RO.INA, * County of Pickens;. By virtue ofi stitty ja4 e!xC91.tlns di. rectedl'to ting bay X. . \oungllood, 'JTreas urg tIIof I ickencto t1uty, I Svil1.1 sill to the ntexi. <hin;: i the bi :1 hitoue tor ple, the followinoa; tth- It ihed propety to wit: .C are more1 oru' u~s p..ii lands~ or 111m- t m-lssa l e itt n n . ..I . ( ta tl '.. A ~nthoy.e SEllenburgt :II <I thit !ua$0.. upona 14 the pro' ty of It I-r ry . t I' y, andii sld~ to M ~~isly e.ennen . t It.i ert aid pope'Ay Aliso all lihi Poe !-.awl Ia ivrut a 'tlanid in E.SSasato iaganti .-MaI~ Itting onle hun1 D ie* land -Jtil. tl t -nJ'tn *' the properl ftl' T e I o *and~ schit to ll)a Als it i , .A. *ii h d o ly lann i .'' .tnlung trty Qu I)" :IY.'1 .atamg latds of : '01I tttt atn -' a t a su the pro per. 0- ,3 tt of 31 I . - f to Sthify .1 executio it -i o t the -;~k 10 80t ostsye 01ertv. i: ja ltv a' 10 Also 2 fares ' . ~ . e.S ith an l iUl -VYyL I Hiayo your land survoe, T an prepared with first class il istru ments to do you a first claue job and can bo f.-(w at my ieid enco, Aloxandor, S. C. or reachc d by JuLIUS PARSO) NS. CR ED1ITORS, Persons having clhims ag ainst tho ostatc' of B. F. McKonziu, do ceasod, will prosont tho saimo prop orly attostod by the 8th of July 1899, and persons indebted to aid estato Will plefaszo mako p'tayient to V. C. .MvlCenziv NOTICE 'T) PllTOlS AND CR ) ID!TO!'IS. Person s lwidclling clhi ais against the ostato of P. E. Maxwell, do consed, art roquostod to presont the samo properly attestod, and thoso indebtod to sai(l ostato will please make payImlont by the 22n1d day of Junie, 189P, to Henry Briggs, Adimiinistrator. Cit i011. The State of South Carolina, County of Pickens, 13y J. B. Newberry, Esquire, Pro bate J1udge," WXhereas, Francis R"'ichardson h111A.; made suit, to Ie to grait her Lotters of Admmunistrati 11 of the E1state of and eflocts of icGorge Richardson, decensed. Those are thorofore to cito and adion ish all and singular tho Ii - drod and Creditors of tIh sa ( George Blichardson, doconsed, that thoy be an-d 'a ppear beforo me, in the Court of Probate to be held at Pickens court house, S. C., on Ju ly 6, 1009, next, aft(;r publica tioln boruof, :11 11 o'clock inl lp> fo re 1on0, to how cause, If any they have, why~ th:' said lehin iitrationl shiou!" ntA I." grntd Givon inder' my Hand, t.1nq 2 1st day of June, 1 J)99, in th 12:'l yoar of our Indopendence. J. B. N E WBVIIu.Iv, 50 YEARS' - EXPERIENCE TRADE MARAS DESIGNG COPYRIGHTS &C. ~Ipu anom I a kelh l de ;(.i 1.14 n ritly cuidiiielnijal. I .wiIlhu iok oi 'al , ma tet~tiren.illd. - noney fkar sc-urin- pate-t Pat ntst aen broigh$11111& C-1. vg e vrle Uotfer wil h111t, chln~c, inl the A h niniut? ir,,l llU 'A Itit ed wei-'kly. .m ',.,,, An In -e w S- ie Di trita taof a Soth a rohna4 , .. E~asley, .imne I15, 189)9. l'he I rollowing desl'cibed pr-ri p ty lutving ben~ Usiz to m iley '-zF.I c mb fo Ioi on of(I ietions l~I t :1 , 'tl '1i o I, ItI loio0 ': ;w:ey nthat agvny io all by m m ., I s.a s- (' l . '- l'i (:,10)r Ahi1o x~xhr har th- illb deyiared lforma ptot"i the (2to. l: solis. C)1pper! for up onn. doider lowiIIt .of amti cis : i sodi a wa, oli \Vge Coch1 hran -1 iron hoasr wnil is. hoar in0, coicn olt en 2lrn clhi o. (b''.n i'.in- hn 3 a-mnid s '4:AL . ".. S.T'Ey Col-tVr S-rri.:or Sr-m('.os /o'i'' Notic is hrey. e oa whom edt it a ync. That Mary~'do At lio: Cohan has' lthis day fl (t:r peiti i n at h ClerSl :s; 's licoi t~io intherea(an pe ,o al stdt CocllShrn. ThiW' ca il to oard t( i yJ1 t flio the :/th' day of t (Lv. undr.y an attend sal 1.:A'0 J.it. .aSTE\VAiRT, N tontoDebtrand C sk4 l-o APertnslizvm cnainin anst' gcaIe, phosp oic id, psnd i om les thj un 3.--gne fas xutoran ceaCedaro( ntiic cro makeu payment thern.'. nu r '.a. t-' ict ingi tr.ittntentr low - W 11U0A143 id'AW 4M~IAM!& Buggis, Wagons; Harnes , Horses and Large drove just in from Tennessce, fine, young, sound and- at living pices. We defy conipetition inl Our ines. InlSpection of, stock solicit., ed. &I Stables and Storehouse River St: eet, L.EENVI4la, S. C. may 19-98. sprn & wum hibuer AT MISSIES McKAY, 11 9 Main Street, Greenville, S'j Wo have j ust op~ened and1( will have constantly onl hand during thle Vi lsoni, 11 the h~ tot tylos8 a the lo west issibl~ pr ies. Ask For Trz~dhng Sta. IRY G(OUDS, NOTJIONS, CA RPTS''. AND) WIND)OW SIIADES. Every Department nlow Refilled W'ith Choice Newv Material. IN DRESS GOODS, SiLKS AND TRIMM!NGS, T1he assortment would do credit to some of the big city stores. Tlhey ha fvo all gradles fromi the chleap)ost to the very finer4t makes. TIhey havo tri mm ings of a:I de scription~s to match all shlados of dlressi fgoods. IN WIIIT E A N!) W ASII OODS TPhe W~.assb t- tS aCnver more( com1i1 A11 I grados of whlite-and1( .THiFR LINE OF LACES ANU T s the larest over displayodl in this pairt ofi the gloho, Oor sets ium andif short cutP~- doig tfo ceph: (o $2.0() SPA RASULS AND L UN SIIADElS I tual the now~ upl to dato ideas.R Yuwill 11ind thiem in black, white T[iH E:Rt CA IiPIET, MATTTNGXC R~ I (M Shaodo and4 ur~ Unlin Depamrt- & men is- the lartgest inl thiis part of l the country and their prices are fI guaranteed lower thai) you will find l in A t Ianita or Charlestoni. only relialde pat';rn. Askc for * prescutL thepn to their customers,. $W" Jut Op)Oned Ready Maide: Shirt Waists and Skirts. LMcAlister. Do You Need A Spring Suit of Clothes? . If yott do idj priCOs right, quality the highost. Now Sioes, Now Hats, Ne* Dry Go med and Untrimmed hats. r-e Ne* Summer Dr with Lace and Trimmings to mateli-all last year we will moll you at cost. We hai f half the things wo would lixe to, but'w Durgoods and to ol1 you. Come to see us Yours Trul ]Folger and I am offering botwoon i1o The Biggest B -AND 'ENTSOURNISHING GOODS EVER I XW'I havo a very lIgo stock on ia uce Stock hofore I tal(o inventoiry b1 1a So now is your goldo chainco. rial wouit hurt you. A wolcomo to Ill.' L. ROTHSC GREENVLLE, . .. .. .. may 263. Ready for Asearch iv the market resuilts in b): setdStock of Dry Good1 that I have hal bethelowest that honest goods can 1 )re~ss will find mnch to look over and solei Thlouigh late, its bound to conmc vant Pi que M uslin, Swiss O)rgaedy dress. co my line of these good1s and to know mng them. But the goods MUST BE St Ranicy Goods, Satins, Laces, 'All Colors. Loor prices thani I have over b) I Iomec-Spun, Cottunado, Chiecks, Sea-i Co. I have have told you of my Shoe Sto rnfi ted by it. 1 want to tell you igai n, t There aro( no bott er Men's Wonmeni's his State for Ao l ittl() money as .1 soll t1-u rs of the Jlournal to como to my1 store aml ave you money on your Dry Goods and i A k.Pi "REMEMBER TH AND) PILAC West End ___ WHEN YO[J COME TO I Liook up W\~Fiama's4 dry g~oods andl~ ornmer."' Corner Mainz and (Cofleo Streets, al ou neied. BA RGAINS IN DRY 25 pices'. summer dre'ss g~ods, regular 1! yar'd. Beautiful lawns and chiallies at 4 cents ainlsookH, l awns, p)Iiques~ and colored lawns 0 cents stylish and pretty,, Lineni Ducks for' Skirts at 10c I Covert Cloths " " " ' I' woith 1 llandsome linies oif prcale-s, Madras gins hirt wauists, omabroidemies Eand lacs-inmm own), Gold dollars for 90 cents is what or r 50 ceonts. Big bargains in lace curtain Nor'is this all. We havo a $4,000 stock~ nid chuildr en, manufactured expressly for u1 1.00, $1.25~ and $1.50,a pair, in great vari Ladies Oxfords.-~50c75c and $1.00, up. l esStere. We have the goods for you all, ha price -no goods charged--Strictly onl rmng it with you. WM., -bt aore 9 sb e i ,6c tlTin ad,- niale * 14 01W~d~ Tili dress goods "arried over froni Fe'nt the space her to :tell you e are alway glad t how you and bring your produce. Ihornley1 Pickes, South Carolinas, w and Christmas. argains In DFFEREb IN'GREENVILLI id and Iam determined to re uary 1st. Como and be convinced; a IHILD. - - - 80 iniging into my store the best ever shown-and my price. e sold for. Ruyers of Woolen' t from in my store. --(hot weather.) You will You will be astonished t@ iow rodliclously low I am mol. DLDI Nettings, Rib~bons, een able to sell them. sland al ways at lowest mnarkel ck, and many of you have to others may be yrofited b3 uiid Childron's shoes sold id n for. I myvito all the read. dI be convinced that I will ihoes, LRKL E NAME" Greenville, S3. 0. 1REEN VILLE. shioe store. It is on "Earle's .ad full of juit such goods as COODS. 1-2 cent goods at 621-4 oente yard, fine white India linens, and dimities at 5, 0 1,4 8 and hafm5, figured mnuslinis 1c., for msoe stock and prices are way r standard drillirig is 121 yard. 3, 40 cents to $1.00 a pair. of new shoes-for men,wee s---sylish, dutrable and eheap to-dato styles. This is the Peo. in every grade-at rock bol. Sprice to all. Cut this ont and . FAGAN;