The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, July 20, 1899, Image 2
The" Teopl 'i 'ournaJ
T. U.-ROJINN0N, Editor.
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r it: ASDuY, ,JL 20. I .
NATIONAL POLITri .
In ~ ~ ~ a~ Nainlowmre h
wvaters8 ari,.' bin g: ftroubled and t he
tions to' sOtfp in at the prope.r timl.
It 18 a fre'gonlo con1clsio! Ihl - l
P:t ' a will . 1 t'old )> ' ,! )
aNsN 1i:44'.' th ir standud ereI
11ext yea 11:-, 1u1h D01110(. 14 h4
noro nc o l agI ny coua , 111:n,; 1 11 1
ID ,y, or Il form. It S il It~ ht
stron nitan on soid'I f .>r m iSoi
defea PrNiet Mc Kin 'y a ni i b'
)mD4er , 34 Must n:i
and maetefight for "Aglrn -
victor-Y.Thamiin fbadr
is th gre o t ce 4 1 c Iv to a on i
tioll of, 1 he4 d m 4oe l aticf
nluitd demI ocacy1' m t I iih -clrod
rogardluss of the int(rest of individ
uals. The prospeis for this a rit,
moro encouragbamg eve~ry d1ay and
next year will probably see the oldI
democratie bannerm4 float ing ovI.r vie
torious hoszts (of united democrats.
%. .. ....... .. .. . ...
Court (if General Sersiosc n
Vined 433 yliilli wih
G two oni I I l '' b \ |ti'j r r
WPM 11rs-lit and S(le;(. .4 AnF l
had4 no tru1 t u h or a
Judge go to '' t !r 0 m- y w
r, 4m a br3 , i, ' i t :. -I
The fhy one fo 1:i.C : i ns
ten. wit' .l. lt t i.. I . C ro v
,l(!I V,1 L J.
k itl jm t -
.4h
lioli: r.- ie, . ~:s ~: 14
<roiltt fe u 'a .cn 'ecd t ,4td hlo
tnFlish Ln.n
Wau iand ( -id a e el dt
m:n ha1ryofa.
vale d 1'410ttrn.
idar v and brnt.
Wuy It ree'mme'iiWs(lfn~
ill ~ .ii H waI tofg'" u-~ 1ms
t bUlln W y! (4(4IC1 OI11trAue
- anot r. conan 8i t
'ry 0heo hi r aity h
Johnau fiinEeydy(fli
brell w a ts s t1c t a r let abor141
or sho'e pubb wosfor ayr of ''
l ife ha n' Crai' wa'ts fen med Il.
th- penitentiaryifirfour years.a
bla i'ha e mon was seince d lii tosg
pya think tIta f-.0 orI ~ tohaao
yongth uAblwork witr thee
fimohav kon hto'
ilay e Wrie8 to h ot dipnsaryh
lovs o povd li tiMessl. Morgan0'1
"iin I'aeu wa, defondeid
down, redrn th & thasa8 tinam
uoro yio non u tha diinar law,
thed oLzcrssedh ae
portat fir . Evor da fhii
lie i-m t er w it . to h m. .
thtaba.inTeyon.a
CONDUCTED BY W- W. F. nRIGIT,
Coulty SuiDt. of Education.
The clool books aro kopt in tho
(I'lie( of the County SupOrintend
uat. Wheni h is out of the way,
I ry the Clerk of Court or the Treas.
Iirer.
*
Wo are unable to furnish ally
1)pies of tie .School law to trusteos.
Tlhe EPilpply is oxhausted.
We mado a requisition on State
Sup -rintendoit about two montlis
ago, ad lie informed us that hoI
' r l'opariig I nlow Odition. Will
bf el . o rmstes atssoon R4 ps
* ble Ift. r re'eipt.
Snprtant ( information concern
Sth 2ixtmittn for Winthrop
"i1,7J v !h a nd tho . tith
Si .. C ..~., to 1o held Feridiy \
:.t ns left out of List 'l
"
11iN~Au.-sometI h ow-we
d', i I.Ow. ( ).: th ing is certain,
S11 : 1at. h, (o not appear (I
o %.w- do not hav a daily n
1p da< ily miail.
S
As far n we know il the schools iI
in he county have teachers and p
iearly ill openi Monday, 17th. Mr.
Patroni donl't forget to send Overy P
einld1 3ou have all the timo possi- gi
1)1. They iust attend at least 0I
toll (a1ys to h1 0 ntitled to mIiOey
next year. Brother Trustee, ie
there any reason why You should ti
not hold a protracted meeting in ti
your district on this subject and r'
do the preaching yourself?
Yes, you con gt Chapman's His .
tory of South (1 Cari'oliait lit th ie su
perintenldet's oflice, also Peter a
mn11's 'lemientary Civil Govern.
me-.t, Wino's FI nt of A o
01lturo an~d Convi;gy's, 11nner oLf
YOS "'nth0 Carlohnla History fol
I. A M e nIery's in the graded
course of Itoly adopted for this
etanntV by i he County Board inl
a id i t-. Ji,-coe llansr.-ll's
Sh r lii.-. r ~ tited. States, n
1*
mns haippe!ns that. C
t vl len suoh is thie
'' ndI i jnll tol1 all whlo 111ay
i de. kiv thlo namos in full,
not Kk 1)oe wiheni Richard ~
- ' ithe per'1son inltended.
T.' Tene's R1egister.
ne(ve'r taught school,
melt as toj the use of
1 h~giste.
'1h'r's 1Registe'r is the day
I .* *~ . ~ch.'ol. In it you are
be( ~nmo of the pupil,
esnstI. This should bo (lent
*n the" day the pupil euters.
houd pupld fail to answer at roll
ca Ii at peing of school ini the
mnorning, you should put a right
obldiqule lint opposito the namo in
the coluldm for that day of the
week. A t afiternIoonl roll call a left
olignie Iin11 is used . Thei Rugister
will then show a cross for each
days ab)souic, and the olhiqlu line
will den1otteI absence for a liminited
piod of tjfime, mforning or a ftor
The Register should bo kept at
thio school house so that it may be
insp)oed by tho school authorities
0or patrons of the school wvho may
wiishi.
At the end of the month, (twen
ty dIays,) all columns should he
tottaled and (lie mon thlly report
. mad~o out and1( presentfed to th
trustees wh'lo wiill maiko out you r
pay wa rirant for thant mon th. You
sh~old swear to it before one of
the t ruedtes and senid it, to thmo
County Super in tendenlt for aud it
ing and( approv'al. PRmo ni bor,
teacher's claims are to he made~l out
mohi~lly and must bo sworn to, and
that tho teacher must hold( a valid
cert ificato from t ho County 1 oalrd
(If Educaition of thn~ (county, or i I
issued1 ini another county it mnut
ho enidorsod for this before tho
trustees can make a legal contract
jto toneh.
w,, th :ury. bog leave tc
make thi presentment at
this terr
Wo ha mmittee of body
appoiite it term of court,
oxamin( ent county offi.
Ces and fi eatly and nice-.
ly kept. iat tho officers
all have boutds, with good and suf
ficient surities thoroon.
Wo recolimend that the accumu.
lated records f years be romoved
froi the vault of the Auditor's
office, with other unnecossary ar
tiles, that] ho may hive room sufil
ciont to convnietitly keep such
records as the law requires.
We found tp)onl a furthor exami
n ation of the office of County Su
jpriiitundent of Education, made
immediately following the last
term of court, that Dr. J. It. Riley,
?x-superintetldont, who was roport
Ad as having no bond, had failed
lo have it recorded in the Glerk's
>fiCO in this county, as should have
>on don , but had filed it in the
,flico of the State Troasuror in Co
tlibli, and that the boid had
uflicient surety. Having found
oIsideriblo clerical error in charg
ng pay warrants to tho different
chool districts, we recommend that
ho present suporintendont (W.
V. F. Pright,) reqiuest tie County
'rea1siror to furnishi him a statle
tn t ol Al monies duo each sclool
istrict fromi the books in that of
Ce, and for him to check against
lat an(d sunbs1equen11t 1pportion
wint that might be mado, which
e find ho has done, and that he
as everything moving in good
11apo. Wo find tho prosen8t super.
ItendetI, to ho 1111 eficiont and
ai1.nstain g offiCer.
Upon a protty thorough exami.
ation of tle office' of County Su
ervisor, we find that it is kept ill
:)od order, but that the expenses
feeding tho chain gang has been,
'e think, too Oxpelsive, and we
-colmnild that it be fed on a more
'on Iomical plan. And further,
at the chaii gang ho takeon from
if.e worlk of opon ing any more new
)ade, and put for six weeks at a
tile inl eacl towlisIlip of the coini
I, Cniiinmencing ill the towns or as
ear the centert of each to.wnship as
in Conveniently ho done, and
rh0ing the Public higiways alter
atlv to (lie hi no of each town
We find that, the County Board
SIprvin is have not Oxaininel
10 lho Magitra: es as
un~v iw iequirl, withi the ex
(A of u thj doA 1t Maistratoe
E. oIolinsol, (.t Liberty.
\\We ex innod thr books of the
rm- i ;!I'd found them ill good
rd --r.
WeV Vx:11;nin:oI- tihto recoids of the
oInI v 1 1::' r an1-V11d founid them
ell kg. e' e -reet to tho blst of
ur kimowlodg, and(i the blsinless
\.' hiave' pa'?ed uplon all the bihll
:umi d us v th oh oiitor', and'
V Or Ii '! (1to i i hv loi fr
n makl sneh r'loon)1iendationas as
lhe i,. d.. ot' thle inst it ut ion demand,
ad to reCliort at thet ii, xt. turml of the
Thainking his I loner, Judttgo Gage,
olicit or Atnsel, with othler oflicers
fI the court for courteosies cexteonded,
es beg to lbe discharged from forther
1ttend~anlce at this term of theo court.
Respect fully saumi ttedl,
F. E. CJox,
Foremn.1
July 18, 1899.
L.oAk! A Sicha in Tine.
av~es ilhii'. If igheiS' Toi c (new im.
roved, C aste leas-aant1i.) t aken in i eanrI)
pritait 'Allo Falil pre'tvents C~nhils, D)enign<
.nd Mrial P~ i'evers. A ((s ont the liver
(onesl lip the syVstcini. oet ter thaniaQua
din e. G li a1raeedi irv it. At, Drug
ti.-ts. 5'0e. aid $1 .00 b'ot.l hes.
PIC KENS RAILROAI)
II. l'il'eet Junaie 2r0thI, 1I93
On i an i ater'i .1ane~ th sii th, thIe follow~
I g SdueI, wvi;I be, run: overit hie l'io'kens
1. U , for lhe puirpose~ of hi:ruingar Freighit
Lad I 'assenigers, viz:
0- 0. 9- )ily except Sundany---No '10.
lead I owni. Mixedl Trini Hen-l tJp.
4.i0 1m v 1'ickenas Ar 7.50 aml
5.00 am~ Ar Euasl'y 1.v 7.05 am
R e. 12-- D~aiy exee p Sunal a y - No. 1:
llend Do(wnl l'assiege Sericet' lHend Ur
1 pm1 L~v l'iekenso Ar 5.-15 pi
1.-It jiml Ar ioaaly by 5.05 pmn
Tra inis will st op to I ake on oIr let o
D e(.ot wi11ll e opena for t he rivigj
iiion' elvory of Freoight fromi S A. Mi. i
12 M.
A i'ilI',i-li:
50 YEARG'
~ty~TI EXPERlIENCE
A' TRADE MARKS
DE SIG NO
/nwoe sedinn COkPRIGHTS &C.
I trll ir,'i. 4)ldiest uiyoney for $Iecuring I atentii
esp.,'r. no.tice, lwift1) h io bre,' ini hot rc, v
$clentlfle Thntrican.
A Md.ell-,lneiy Ilisttratedo weekly. T.nreest lr.
(iuiatlion of any tscit i li Jouirnali. 'irarnm. $i ai
,ii: ou runths$1. soldttya niewadent",iers
MUNr Co.3erad--yNew Yor
UranchofU~r t9A1 .m W~a,uz....i , i..
It's Easy
To iakc
Thin, pale, anamic girls
need a fatty food to enrich
their blood, give color to
their cheeks and restore their
health and strength. It is
safe to say that thiy nearly
all reject fat with ticir food.
S UII
OF
COD LDVECR OIL
W/ rYPOPIIOSPI//TES orL/NE4 SOA
is exactly what they require;
it not only gives them the im
portant element (cod-liver oil)
in a palatable and easily di
gested form, but also the hypo
phosphites which are so valua
ble in nervous disorders that
usually accompany anamia.
SCOTT'S EMULSION is a
fatty food that is more easily
digested than any other form
of fat. A certain amount of
flesh is necessary for health.
You can get it in this way.
We have known per
sons to gain a pound a
day while taking it.
5oc. and $,.oo, all druggists.
SCOTT & DOWNE, Ch-mkts, New York.
what
DOES HE
SEL L?
--o
Axes, owls, auigers, and irons
ba:con, beans, but ter muoulds, baker:
boots, bowlIs, barlA s, bells, c offoo
crackers, cand~y, curry combs, curl
ing tongs, cake tmntuers, coffet
mills, COmflbs, col ogne, caulico, coun
ter panes, chocolate, cigars, cigalr
uttes, dolls, dog chl.a ils, d ry good;
and~ dishes.
Eveiy thing. Ear mu 1k: eye glasses
Forks, fine shovels, furnituro, frui
jars, fly traps, fish books.
Goo'jors, galluises andi gmnger.
IIats, hlarneoss, harne)ts snaps, hai1
oil, hooks and uypm, hair Pills
'horse shioes, iuiiamens, hundl~redls 0:
othler things
lk, ind'igo, ing'ons.
.Jows harps, iolly tumblers, je lla
tinie, jewelry.
Knivos.
Lam ps, l amp chimniey s, lines, leath
er, laco, lawni, lots ofi other th ings
Mol asseos,,, mfoustachoe. cups, mnonke)
w ronchios.
Notions, nu tme'g, nails1.
Oysters.
Piel:lois, p owdor, pans, porlumoi
papor, pens, pencils, pocket bookl
pills, pigs.
Quilts, quilting frames, quinine.
Roady mado clothing, riding sadle
rough on rats, rockinug chairs, rid
img bridles, rings.
r afes, RIOtes. soda, soap, shmo
strings, soldler stoves, salt, schoo
erayons.
Tomi ato( 5, thrOrd, illnubles, tacks
to~bae (0, t inw are.
'Vinie gar, Vermnifuge.
Whl ips, whlatever ytu want
X act ly as represent.:d.
& buys overything. Wants a mill..
ion. shingles, who is it?
T. D. Harris.
Spolanm d china pig a month old
Leatmer ant
Harness
A full stock of Leather always on
hand. All kinds ot Harness in stoor
and made to order.
Also Saddles, Bridles, Whips,
Umbrellas, robes and everyhripg
usually kept in a first class Harnes
Store.
I pay highest price fUr Hides and
Wax.
N. W. OOODLETT.
109 Main Street,
Greenville, S. 0.
Springwood Tannery.
marohl2yl.
CLOSE1G SALE
All our MATS, and Infants caps, now
going at cost. If you need one don't, fall
to see tlen.
when we say cost we mean COST.
We can't airoid to carry lits over.
MISSES ROGERS,
GREENVILLE, S. 0
115 South Main street, Op.
KcFALL'8
-OF
JULY
Mr. Editov.
It will do thme good
Pholks good to look through all our
rooms and1( see whalut we have for them.
Those attending couret weill jind somei
good eating here. Summer Cheese,
Pickles, F~ru its, all kinds of canned
goods and~ eveythinag cheap enough.
W. 'Z. M'PaU.
ROOM WANTED... I
We act In need of room'for our fall
- atil win tea stocks amnd in order to make
it we propose to sell whamt good1s we have
on hand0( at a low ligmure.
s We have ai lot of Newv Goods already
tinat. you1 shal see. A niec line of eight
d.iy elocks. Fruit jrs and E xtra r ubbers
White wine Picklelinig Vingegar;
also the Pmure Apple Vinegaira i splen.
did line of lbewcu's aed smuoker's goods
'Iry our
'krank'
Cigar we want your trade bad and will
bid high for it just niowi,
Yonrs truly,
FREEMANT & HEunD~RIK
MADAME
KEEP COOL.
Fan y urself with one of my beau
tiful Fans. Prices, the lowest
2J cents. price 10cts
highest $4.00.
Keep off To Floor
Walk on my Smyrna Rugs, 8x7
feet, only $1.75, worth $1.50
of any lady's gold.
BE WHITE,
Dress in Pique dresse. One
solid case of new ones just receiv.ed
10 cent to 50 cents a yard.
MY UMBRELLA
Sales are grow
ing every day and I havo already
doubled my sales of last season.
NEW BELT BUCKLES AND
RIBBONS
The prettiest 'ino in Greenville.
WE ARE SHOEING
The people
of Greenville at prices that will
command your atteLtion.
It. L. R. Bentz,
LEADER IN LOW PRICES
Greenville,s, C.
DEALER IN
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Flooring,
Ceiling, and Weatherboard
ing, Moulding, of all
kinds. Leather and
Rubber Belting
together
With all kinds of
ENGINE AND PiPE FITTINGS.
Also Engmne and Cylnder Oil at
.owvest prices.
Linseed Oil, Both Raw and
Roiled for painting, and White
Lead of Best Quality.
Give us a trial before buying
elsowhiere.
B. E. CRANDY,
Pickens S. C.
Office and Warehouse near De
pot
cleaning
up sale.
This advertisement opens up to
you the greatest bargains in goods
that is possible to conceive. In
our Storo' there constantly accu
mulating odd lots which we desire
to close out quickly.
To those wve add a great many
purchases of special lots which w~e
obtained at half market value and
loss. One thousand yards of best
4-4 Sheeting to close at 4 cents per
yard. One lot of shirts worth from
25c. to 50c. to close at 18 cts..
One lot of H-ats worth from 50c. to
$1.00 to close at 25c. to 40c.
100 lbs. Ball Sewing Thread to
close out at 14 cts. for 80 ballIs put
up in a nice box, now beat that if
you can,.
One lot of Pants and Overalls to
close out at and below cost. 0On0
lotof shoesgto close out -at prices
that will make one's competitors
say that we are going to break and
skip our creditors. Don't get as
tonished about that they are paid
for.
A big Jot of fans to keep you
cool while you are attending this
great sale. Come and see us we
can not sell you unless you come,
we will treat you with politeness
if you only come to look.
Look-out for us again soon with
some more bargains.
Yours Truly.
Sheppard
& .Jamesn.
Attorney at Law.
Pickens. S. 0,
Practice in all the Courts.
Offioo over Earle's Drug Store
H. J. HAYNESWOnTR, 0. X. no
L. W. PAnKan, Piekons, . .
Greenville, 8. 0.
HaynesworthParker &Stbissona
Altorueys-at-Law,
Piekens 0. H., South Carelina
Practice in all Courts. Attend 'to all
business prompt.
13P-Monley to loatn.
B. A. MORGAN, W. V. ULASSNGAp
Greenville S. C. Piokene. . 0.
Morgan & Blassingame,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Piekens, O. n., g. 0.
Practice in all the courts.
apr-16-96yl.
DR. ROBERT KIRKSEY
Physician and ureon.
Office"at his residence at the Kirkiij
home place, on ru eve Mile River. .
March 8. 1894.
C. F1TZGERALD, PHOTOGR
pher, Greenville, S. 0. Oflee evt
Addison's Drug Store.
All work guaranteed to give @atdeWa.
tion.
apr8-97yl.
'For Sale.
Seven acres of fine land, In splendid
condition, within ten minutes walk of the
court house. A bargain to anyone wish.
Ing to locate here. Sultable for lota for
quilding purposes. 'terms reasonable.
Apply to Frank E. Cox,
aul8tf. Pickens S. U
Money to Loan.
On improved farm lands I i sums of SM0
and upwards. Loans repa) able in small
annual payments through a period of ATe
years, thus enabling the borrower to pay
off his indebtedness without exhausting his
crop in any one year. Apply to
J. E. Boggs Attorney,
octT go Y1. Piclens. S. 0.
E would respectfilly inform the pub
IC haLt Dr. It. T. Weldon, who Is
well and favorably known to the citizens
of Pickens county, is now associated
with us in the practlce of Denilsty.
Office: Enitire front rooms (up stairs)
City National Bank Bllock.
Dits. Nonwoo) & NorwooD,
Greenville, S. C.
FOR SALE.
I offer for sale 117 acres of land
on Crow Creek, adjoining 8. 0.
Slos.n, W. L. Parrott and others.
This land can be, bought cheap
and on easy torms. Apply to,
C. E. Rowrxsom.
Attorney Pickens.
ADBUE CLAIC. GEO. B. COOPEIL
Clark & Cooper,
-Dealers In
MARBLE AND GRANITE
MONUMENTS,
w-Tonbstones
of every
Description.-us
-ALSO
MANTELS, STATUARY, VAe.E8
and Wrought Iron FE~NCING.
CLARK & COOPER,
apr8-97y1. Greenville, 8. C.
i've
Keep
For
Sale
Dresand and mhatched Floeorinoo
Braded and mBatched ci ioil perM ee
Partit ion, oMot
Boxing Base, phain Casing, I rcsse4
1%, x 12 8. Lundior, lt p reper M feet
Boards dressed 23. and 2 E , comumon,
810 per M. feet.
Mouldings, 304 per C. ft., for each
inch in wldth.
Doors, Sash, Blinds, Glass, Patty,
Paints, Stains, Varnishes, Oils,
Brushes, etc.
Laths, Limo Plastering, Hair, Plas'
ter Paris, Nails.
Respectfully,'
Cower & Speights,
Offico and Warehouse 107 Laurens
street.
Qoal and Wood Yard and Luraber
Lumber Sheds, C. & WV. C. R. R.,
corner Broad and Gas streets,
apr9-9y1.Greenville, 8. C.
Escats800Mepag,Bsiast
FOR A PHONOGRAPHY,
Situation. Tp.~g
Addc.WILBUR R. SMITHe
L.EXINCTON, KY.,
For circular of his fanmoug and resposible
COMMERCIAL. COLLEGE OF KY. UNIVERSI17
Shorthand,Type-Writing, and )elegraphy,Bpeialtis
WILBUR R.SMiTH.1 ExINOTON.stV
A Wondernal bhlsevy -
The last quarter of a century reode
many wonderful disooveriee s nedicine,
oat none that have aeeomplished more for
aumanit than that sterling old henseheld
emedy, lrowns'Iron Bitter.. It seems
ontain the very elements of godhea
md neither musn, woena or oh ~ e
t without derfving the ratest benesA.
Stowns'gron Ditters isds h n ea~