The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, July 27, 1899, Image 3
The People's Journal
Local Brevities.
--It rlled.
-News scarce.
-Bo careful boys, it is (log day
Dow.
0 -Mrs. J. i. Scabori), of Prater
is VOry sick.
--Dr. J. L, Bolt has treated him.
self to another fino nag.
-Dr. Bl t Day, of PetullIton
was here on business C Monday.
-Charlos Bonon, of Greeiville
is hero this week taking Vacation.
-JohIII Al. Tripp, of Groonville
county, is clerking for T, 1). Harris.
-Mrs. H. W. Farr, of Rice's, is
improving from a recent attack of
fever.
-Miss Ida Hendricks, of Table
44ountain, visited frionds in town
this wool(.
-Don't fail to read the notice
to Old Soldiors in another columnl
in this issue.
-The Liborty school will open
Monday 31st instant witi Iof. S.
W. O'DIeI ll principal.
-Miss Nora IHondricks ik teach
ing a flouriishing school at the Oul
eney :choiol houso10 low.
-Judge 1. 11. Philpot, of tli
Dacusvillo sectimn, was aniong old
$iVIds in town Satuirday.
-Miss Bessie Bright left last
week For a visit. of sovel'a I weeks to
her lionie in Pennsylvania.
-M rs. T. T. Hammond and son,
of Augusta, are stopping At Mr. .1.
K. Kirksev's of Cr,>w Creek.
-G. B. Smalley and sister, Miss
Dena, of Tocca, Gta., ar visiting
at Mr. J. 1). .lodE.r's i lis week.
-The0 prOtracted meeting at this
phlc is progressig iiseey. It will
coitimine the relinider of this
-Jaies I lenldricks, vho is m 1r
1chan-mdising- att Tabhle Alountain, has
trea1ted hunseh'U anld famil11y to aL
mice new carriage.
-The Lib erty Toiiship sing
ing IS.ociatoti will lmlet with tt,
EIn B a ptist chur ch the13 thirdi
Smalday in August.
-Dr. Morgan, of I)euu -'ille, re
ports that Capt. Maiming Jonos, -f
that tectiol, who lhas biee veCIiry ill
for Someti I e, IS 0on1vale-sc ing.
- -A. K. Park, of G reeIvil hI. In
a change in Ills adveitimsenent t his
week. Hlo will reat yoiu rigliit ad
whenl you are thero cahliand see
*liiii.
-The Pickens CY.v Alliance
mot in the court hi.use 'Satuirday.
A godly numberi~t were pron.'lt and1
b)usineCss of uniportanc was Vu. trans) -
acetod.
in Oconleo county1). lIe says thle
crops8 are looking very wveil, but
rain is badly needed.
-IWwer Martin, of the Tabile
MounI)tain s ction0!, wais run 1over b y
a wagon Iast wveek and wats very
baidly hurt. ~ie was (do1mg ver'y
wellt at last ac'count1s.
-h mantfy fiends~l of TIylecr 1[.
M~oor;' respec tfully3 an noualC h im
ai canididrato f'or Coettoni Weigher at
LiIberty. Thiie eeeion (at s pace
thme th ird Sa1turiday in Au gust.
--I obe'rt (G. Ii nge-rsollI, t he Apos
tlo of Infide'lityV, dlied ve0ry uldden.
jy at his'hm Ii010in New Yo rk on the
posed to beC the Cauise of hiIs death.i
--Thec mantiy friemlds of W.V N.
Gatt re.spectful annI) &Iloiuneo himl
as a cnandidaite for 2ot toin weigher
at Liberty. Thie election is to be
hold Liho third Saturday iln August.
-Prof. Frank lIfindricks is
tachiing a1 flou1rishinL school ait<
Tlowni C reek scho ol house.s. TI'he <
a ttendantlce, is very l argo anld th II
Srust eosnd pa1( l~t 1r1ns are very much <11
>leasedl with im a.
--Thep frie'nd3 of Samu1el TI. Sm ithi
resy('etflly ann'LIounlce hi im t's ai
canldidlato, for cotton weighler at
Easley, 8. C. Thell eletion(11 t) be
held the 8(1 Saturday' ini August,
189)9. t f Frienmds.
. -On Ithe evening11 of the 22d I
ma t ., t ho young people of01 the I
Cr'oss lads conulnunity had11 the i
plealsure of at tending a~ lawn sio- I
ciable at Mir. T. WV. ilill's. A laige <
crowd1 ofI y'oiung piople werIe p n
Ont anid aL nliCO ima wasi had.
-Ma rrie,1, onl 1th1 2d1 ilnstanit, at
the residience of I e bride's palrenls,
of Crow Crook, M~liss Annlietta Winm- e
chuestor to Mr'. J1. Frank O iry , of
Oconmeo county. Rev. l1 F. Mull-. e
yphre'e olliciaited. Thei happy)\ coiu
ple hlave the conlgratulationis of v
many friends.
-Lafayette PaCe an-fl others, far
restedl a susplcious looking Ieyror
at tho brieck yar'd last we'ek, th!inkl- (I
ing ho wa'is tile oin wanted.0( for as
saulting Mrs. WVilhams, of GIreein
yillo coilinty, somo1 timeI ago, I~e
was takenu there, but prtoveOd not to
bo the r'ight onle.t
t
-Dri. Riltoy mot0 h1is rogiilar at)- o
pomtmlont in: thme Prsyran I.
chiurchl Suinday. A\ v'ery3 lar'ge au(- 11
dlionee was presontf and( a splenadid a
sormnon was listene)0( to. The0 Sac- e
raflumnt of the Lord 's Supper will ti
be administered fourth Sunlday iln C
Anilust at thlat oh e
-Jobso Jennings caio in from
Augusta Tuscday evening.
-Read Harris' change InI ad.
this week and profit'thereby,
-J. D. Moore, of West End, is
adding eightconi feet m1oro to his
Store,.
--Prof. R. E. Miller is teac'uing
a flourishing school inl the Garvin
district.
-Goo. White, of Oconice county,
was in Pickens M onday am1ong old
friends and acquaintances.
---S. P. Breazealo, of Pindor, he
been ol i visit to friends at Wil
liamston the past fow days.
-A stoplo is being put up1) on
the Ooleioy church and a 1,000
pound bell will be put in it as
.Oil ats Complotod.
--Fivo young ladies stood oxali
nation for e.nlraico to tho Will
tLhrop collogo Friday. Tha n1:1ame of
the suc'sfll I one will be made
known later.
-The many friends of lovev A.
Nealy hereby anllnoinc( lim,, as1 I
cindidlato for Cotton Weighor at
Piekens. Ti elooIet .on is the third
SaturhIdy ill August. (d.
--The many friomins of 11. B.
A . ecrom1bio hierchy announle) hlim,
a. c:11(idaite for Cot(on Weigher ati
Pickons. ''heo election is the third
Saturday in August. td.
-Th(re are somno things easier
to do thanl others n'ot to do. It is
easier, for instance, for the farler
to cultivate 'helat ani1d otici food t
(ro)s thalni not to plant till cotton.
It is harder for him to quit, plant
ing otton thlin it. is to Sow wheat.
Why does he not take hold oI the
valiser job?
-Ed. Young, colored, was before
his hontor, Judlge .Jenkins, Saturday d
for dchhing or thwiCe <sfiring c
s0om11o whijto childrein with mu1d. (I
IH w as releaIe d wI ih a cost of
$11.50. IN 0hold work ait thoi 1
hriek yaird a1nd salve CCost. It dos v
not, 1' 'st aniiytling to play with tie I
Inud( tholre. .j
-It is what we think oin that
illo!ds4 our chaaicter. If we follow
the inspired direction to thiok oni
whatsoever things are1. t rue, h1ones4t,
jiuist, lovely an1d of good report,
that is the kind of character that
We shall hold up I t4o.o th wolld.
If th - iside is all right, tho out
sido is suro to be.
--Court adjein.d siinu lill Wd
lir 1dayv. Judge- GagIe colinphlment!'d
is (ounlty in having such good,
jaw albiding pe-plo. H1) iurthoer (
stIted that the iliost, imipolrtilit S
caso at the term of, c :11rt w.,s in
which two fanilics eingagedl inl rock"
irowig about. the (iVision of friuit
from 1 wlnuiit tr.', 11nd th( julge
51aidl all of thlem ian0rd the mlagist rate o
100o ough t to be ini t he penitenciai. y. S'
-Mrs. Matthew Edens, of Pol. r
w'r, foirmerly of ti conty, a
l ied at thle bh~mo ofh parents,
!!r. :nod Mrs. .Bakeor Lynch, ot ~
Knob01, oin thie 23d1 in~t. , of typhloid
ever. She was about 38 years of
igo and~ ai usefuI liand conisistenit
nombii er of the Baptist chuiirch . A
I isband~ and( leverlI chidren are
It1 to cheri-lh her memory0P~. Ier
nitermonjt took plactl the (liy fol
01w'ing inl thle Oolenioy03 c'imetery3.
--One of' then ev'eints of last Fi
hay ighit was a Lawn sociable
~iven at Mr'. and Mrs. J. II. New- g
oni'S- (Quito an unusual cro'wd of ai
'Oilng lai ies anid gen'i tlem woro01 et'OC
rieseint anid several hour11s were1' (V
pont. ini plea-ant con'iversationls, di
\. theven, iali went to thleir homes,
eelin11g miiuchi' relChe over' the -
>eension . Miss Oli ve Nou~ t on is
0 be conigr'atuliiat ed for hain~ ig
uich a iiice progr'am arranged.
--o rem~lov~e freckles, mUix onoa i
inc.' I Ilmon juice, a qutarter' oft a
tri'a'1111 of powde (4'red b oralx , hal f a A
Irachm of~ pullver'iized suigar, iand p
''t it statnd ini a glass for. a fmv
lays; thon apply it and let it dry -
mn thle s9kin. Or apply with a lineni
1lothi, two tall.)Ipoonf01 uls of gr'ated
'0orSe rad.hl ixf'd withI a ten- h
uipful of sour milk. If a gir'l'
r'edlkles 10asily, she shiould1 keep tihis c
otion and us) it, frequently, being ij
ar.Iful not to allow it to touch he in'
yes.
A Itintloll! Stockholder~s. '
The ann uail miO(Oting of' the n1
lockholders of the Easley Far- E
nors5' Alli anI cO \i Warehouse n-ilh be fr
)L I I o'clo(k a1. Im., in aidl warie-(
o ).mDn't. forget. to brinig youri
ort ificate of s. eck.
M. . I''om.:in S, Pri'Cdenilt.
L't thle1 O~lliers~ of each town
lipi inl this county hold( ai meeting
ni Saturday the 29th iinst ., iand~
lectI tir' townshipl chiaaimans.
'ho CJount y lloard of P'ension(ers
ill mneot. at Piei Soin thie first
ondaiy in Auigust. Th'e chalir. S
11an's ofI the variiouis t..rvishipos are'
ay3. JOiN W TiroM s,
Chia irman C'ounty Boalrd.
Dr. Frianko Ier'guson.
Dr. lFrank Feirguisoin has associa
Nd himse101lf inl the praict ice of (loln- Ce
Ilices 1 25a Min i street., as a'sistant.: w
r. Voerguson is the son of Joh n d
r'guison and is a we'llI and favor- v
nily k nown G roonvill boI y. Ro
mlthy lie has suiccossfuilly prac
cod in Texas, but ha~s r'eturned to
i'r(env ille on a1ccoun)t of his health. I
-onviille News. - nei~
Notice.
Tho Pied mont Union will met
with tho Flat Rock church oi Sa
urday befor tLo fifth Suiday a
10 o'clock a. m.
Introductory sermon by tuv. 1
the Suiday school bear to th
church? Opetid by A\. A. Fol,
QuEnty 2. Whit deslign diii (,,4
havo in constiluting the ClIteb
Opoled by 1). 1. SpearInan,
J . JA3MON.Mdrhr
Rt. J. A] ATTISOx, Oler k.
Alger Ready to Retire.
TeIlrgraph to Dailiy New8.
Washingo), D. C., July 21
Seerotary Algo' rturnled to Wash
ingitn today aind was inl his ollec
eaIly.
,oon fItir his arrival A.sistuit
SeeO ltarY M.ilolj hnii 11 j 0(in i hims
atnd they had a consl ationm 1
gart":Ing niatters in , dpatw t
aid tuintg ovN A' t 'III dop'iar meit to
Genrl A lgier's suc1cessor.
Air. eikeljohn11 will bo inllar
until; Ai. u t qailiies onl AL.
lust 1it.
Missa is Like a n p.
A younltg bulshaaidlpresentei his
iOlnlg wife with a htantdomine lanp.
Jo was much flattered wh t- sl
old hini he had givell it his nanw1t1(e
litil Ie asked her reason for suel
I PwcuClia Ir proceeding. "Woll ,)
hIe said, ''you knowAV mly dear, it
US a lot of blrtass ablotIt it; it, is
IlIdsoino) to look at; it reOqulilres a1
,ood deal of at tention ; it. is reinark
l)Iv briliim t; it i.. qom)Ietim skjH il.
teady on i;iS leg"; it flares up
censionally; it is Ilu s out at
led tili, 1and is bu11111d "to smoke."
U1,tions Meetinag.
rIlo Union inl, eting of the first
ivision will mevt witli Six Alilv
lurlch on lifth Saturday and Stilt
aly.
(Q 'I-: v I . Sho tuld we as lla)n ts
01(1)(114 we1 ,l It et t la 1) t I liii
Ild otu- neinbors in 1*(1llo% .shll
hen) they hi l to d1ct11 '10ni.
ra rv to muri? Opreneed hv bro-Olitrs
. . ilhlSpie anld 1) E' aret
QGi'- 2. Mintt are the <11iliica
ions it a GospiE Iniiterq as set
.th th i, - ' N I '.Teta men t ? Op.
led by liev. B. F. Ad lurpin-o al(
rather J. L'. Cox
(t:my 3. Should we as Baptist
olerat~o dram driking with (.-1
Iv~nhw-rs? Opened byv lle. . (
1dkinsa nd h er 1. 11. )al.
Sunday School Ilna-s dm-ing iT
Utiday at 9 o'clik.
\lissionary sirintl by ley. W.*
mid full de.-legation.
J. C. (;umIr for C. mmt1itht
FOIt SALE.
I inTr for solot 117 acrtes of land
nI Crow Creek, adjoinintg 8 (I.
blt, W. L.. Parrott and( others.
'isI lln ct n be111 bolugh1t che ap
1(d 0o1 0asy termsl. A ply to,
C. E. Roflnio.
Attornovi Pickens.
Valuable to Womnen.
EsPecially valuable to women is Blrowne'
[ron Blitters. Backachoe vanishes, headach~q
hieappears, strenglh takes the place oI
weaknsess, and the glow of healthi readily
omes to the pallid cheek when this wen.
e~rfn.1 remedy is taken. For sickly cil dren
r overworked men it has no eqlual. No home
hould ,be without this famous remedy.
Browns' Iron Bitters i' 'Id by all dealers.
Cins Repaired.
if 70ou istedi any repair i . 11yeltg
It, .1 a111 1)1T l'.tred to tdo y 1)11 'wori
id wvill gularanttee sat isfacitin. 1
LI1 overhIaul your ginl and1 maitkO it
>Ias good work as a new oneo. Ad
-se nwil at. Easley, S. (.
Ilnvo v'iiur latml survetd, I amt
'Ojparedt withI it* C firs 5as inis trui
otits to dIo you it first claiss jiob,
II l o b t foundat lmy rOeiecie,
ltixandli, S. C. 01r reabc~ed byv
JULIUS PARSONR.
How's TIhis.
I' any ('aLe Elf tarrh t hat ianot he~ ired
I [atll's(Catarrh, (curE.
We thlE underlisigned.,I ha1ve kniown "., .
oeney fir the ist 15 years, a nd hlic e
tageitt tion l nd fianciiatlly alte to carryi
t any obligtions4 iide by th~eir firm.
est & T1rax, Whoesaoti )riti~iiit ti~sts To-'i
Io, 0., W~aldinug, Kiinnan, & Il1arvin,
hiolesale dru'iggisti'~, T ld, 0.
Ihall's Catarrh, inre is taken, interim~illy'
ting directly upoin tie bilood aut lilmuiiii
rfaces (Ef the systw lm'Pih'e 76e. lpr hti
.Soh byt a1'ill druitggist 4. TPesti iimn is
jnl27 99.elun,.
50 Y EA RS'
EXPERIENCE
TRADE. MARKS
DESIGNS
COPYRIGHTS &C.
Ai'one sending n eket ilh and descr ipt iin ma
Iufe.ny iacertin our oplhin froc'e whthter ni
ivnnt oin in prohnbly paentII abto. ('ommuntiien.
onsA strictlycn,itent hit. itinndbook on, Pauten s
Int. freo. Oldient nelety for Reenrinir pntentis.
Patents takent throuigh Atiiii & Co. receive
trial tnatice, wIthout chanrgo, in the
$CkentliC Rmerlean.
handsiOmleiy illsraltt weekly. Enrgest cir.
itation (it any sctenile ~ouirnat. Tcrina, #:3 a
ar: tour mnonth s, $1. Sold byali newsdealers.
IUNN & COgse'rosdaa:N6 1her
Da /'t Nfeglect Your Litver.
Liver troubles quickly result in1 serloua
>mplications, and the man who neglect. his
ver has little reg~ard for health. A bottle
Browns.' Iron hitters taken now and then
ill keep the liver in perfect order. If the
sease has developed, Brown.' Iron Bitters
ill cure i. permanently. Strength and
itality will always follow Its uise.
rowns' Iron Bitters is sold byi all dealer.
Ianted-An Idea W"=&'"
V .v thing o wath.t
It N J lWEIIfJRNay & nO u'tnt AI$c
'a h rnton, . C. for ther*4 prIse ofrer
8. C Military Academy.
i t illt of Cl-airA 1 i, of vi6itors,
bl,.u--c.n. S. C., .jiy 1, 1899.
(0.U', V1eaw:"' in lleliciary V ::detshi.
is a l I~eh-( ':gl'jno. hin~4'i'4s for n4y.
Ict i(I1 for Icerml it to tetl- -'-ig
4 tinint' ion~*. ith IiSheet g4ir ing~ in~ees'-ry
b fori4-) r. r1 44 ,. t 'm i l ft t '.
[ t ttirnan by the 1.( (1ay% of.\ ., ,
. il l I. ( 'h i111. u i I B oar' f NV. i,i t i '
I,4h! A Niit(lla lin I114e.
I tttgheI' 'Tonie (itew( lil
.s It -el a:si id :,tu n . 1 a e in ar1
'Sli'lm %Oi1': i r-Mis C'h ilk i D li gin'
:lld ,lah i:l ee'1 r-. A t w? tihe liver,
toi'a t4 tIp le Sy'tem. tle1l Qiii.
lll.* * Gn ra l t. tr i. At IDrug
gi-ts. 500. anl4( $1.00 bottles.
4tuav 12lt is.
Money to Loan.
Oil ito proved furmil h ands i 1 0.111m8 of *300
Itit n4 warhrol.. Ioinus ropa able in small
'tnIIt4 lutayietvits throuigh a poriod of iEvo
.:r, thiis eitabling th botrower to pay
off h444 iutdebteliess withont xhausit-ing his
crop mll aly 14113 year. A pply to
.1. E. Iloggua, A t torney,
or(7 93 yl. Vickens, 8. C.
Alu Uuncertalra Disease.
There is no disease more uncertain in its
nature than dyspepsia. Physieians say that
the sympt0oms of no() two cnse4 agree. It is
thereforo monst diinclt to make t correct
diilagiosis. No natter how severe, or under
what d isgui mev(Ispepsiat ait taeks you Browns'
I ron iitters will enre it. Invuiiiiiaile in all
disealses of the stoliacl, blood an(d nerves.
Browns' Iron Bitters is sold by all dealera
PICKENS RAILROAD
In E-ll'uet d a ne 26th, Is~j.
.i oIl il afler' Jittne the 260, lilh, follow
1ig; Sehed e will b11- r1$111 overt hw l'i(ken
I. 1I , for the Im I -f h .1,Inhg .'reight
:t4 l l -.i':svengers, viz:
No. 9---aiily exvilt Slni:.v --No -D).
lad Down. Alivel Train ti'n-1)4.
4.20 am L 1iv 'ienens Ar ir:n
5.00 aill Ar I:SIt'y -v 7.0-5 an
:i. 12-)hily except Stodoy.l - Ni. I i
iftI-w It'ieni'r Srvc Ui11111 'p
I nn Ip v .'%e1. 5. 1 ) 11
.10 1111 Ar a Ley ,v A -1.05 pill
Tra:ins will stop fo tke o r (14m- hI t
l e' :44 the. f .lh.,4i i.. 4 4'i 4 'j .
i1.t il b14 ()1 for()I the( receivine
-I .- d '.iiY of Fr-igh'jt fromiii 8 A. J. jit.
12 M.
144ize a t' b ine I. l b I , i - , I I.
A iT~imi-:
- 1.'. T.\ Y L.<) 1. G N Ilg
,' l'4 1 H ; l 'S eI I n t-t
Cotton,
like every other crop, needs
nourishment.
A fertilizer containing nitro
gen, phosphoric acid, and not
less than 3% of' actual
wil inrese hecrop and im
prove the land.
Our hooks tell all ab)out the subject. They'
are free to any farmer.
GERMAN K'A.I WORKS,
93 Nassau Si., New York.
N~IlEf-TENTHS of
all the pain -.
andsicknessfrom
which women
suffer is caused
by weakness or
derangemnent iny
the orga(ns of 4t~
Nearly always I!
whna w;oman is not weli these
organs ate affected. But when
the)y are strong and healthy a
woman is very seldom sick.
Ia nature's provliion for the regu
latton of the muen::trual fu:ncuon. ]
it cures all "fem-ale trcufbt:." It (
is equally effective for the Orl In
her teens, the young w'ife with a
mestic and maternal cares. and1
tihe "woman approaching the periodJ
known as the "Change of Life."
They all need it. They are all
benefitted by it.
For sovice in cases requitring 5
directions, addresn., clvir(' svo1:,
the " La'ifes' Adivifory D)epart:ma,"
noora, Tenn.
THOS. I. COOPER, Tupolo, MIss., says: j(
'My sister auffered from very irregutlar
and paInful monst.'uatlon and .octors
could not relieve her. Wino of Cardu I
entirety cured her and also hel p': tmy
another through the Chlang o of Li to."
Are You Weak I
Weakness mnanif'esta itself in tile loss of
ambition and aching bones'1. 'Tho blood is
watery; the tissues are Wasting--the door is
being opienedi for diease. A bot tle (fIt ilrowni..
Iron Bi'tters taken) in time will ret.tore your
streng th., soothe your nerves, make your
blooti rich and red. I)o yeln miore egoodtl
than anxpenAive special co44tRC oftmediejne oc
Urtow'n' fronl ilitters1 is sold by all deleera.
Tneamberlifria a !7 na rfl4' in Oinstmen j
la a1 certainf cure' f.:r (uo a::' ore l'.y( 3 e
zei.ma,TPetter, (al~t.RLhetnm::r,. I Sceatl lead,1
'3 cents [per box. For rulie l-y di ut~giatu.
TO HORS3 OWNE3RR.
For puttting a hor1>e in a fine Ihalhy con.
lition try Dr. (Cadv'a COnd:itio:n Powdem.
Ll'hy lone up the systemr, ahil dig0.tion, euro
0ooappetute, reCliev4e co1stipa~tiotn, correct
ddny dsorders and de:,troy worms, giving
ae~w hifo to an old or over worked ho~rse. 25i
:ents per nackar--e. F'or snin 1)v drumgit.
SNOw IS THE t
For Lighter Clothing
It is mighty hard to get anything that will suit the weather
we are now having,
Ot our Alpaea coats or S.rgo Suitq m)( you ill 1) surprimed at tho
diforonce it will muiakea
Big 14 of Trenks a)d 8tclols just arrive. Thoy ar mighty
handy thing to lave around ad lic to 0t01) oig, so coy andgt
your choico.
Saddles, lIfarIness, anid Bridlep, Stovos of all sizes and priCos.
Shoes, IIats aid Gets Furunishinug God a spec t I pcty.
Yours Truly,
Folger an1d rhornley
Dealers in Gecnerali Merchiandise.
Piekeus, SouthCaoi.
I am offering be)towe now and Chiristmas
The Biggest Bargains In
-AND
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS EVER OFFERED IN GREENVILLE
AIW I hav( a very large st ock on hand ad1 , I nni cdtermino d to re
duce Sto;ck hefore I tako inventory by January Ist.
So nIw is yoiu r g. Ildeti cliance. Como and b convinced ; a
tia ld wont hurt you.
A wolcomo to till.
G ltlCENVILLI:, - - - - - .0
may,263.
Jft own' (;8
I MUST HAVE THE ROOM FORI FALL AND
WINTER 000DS.
DREAT MflSUMMER CUT PRICE AND CLEARANCE SALE
NOW ON
Aini will continuei through ,i1l'lY am A I (I 'T. M r prices are alwvays
.1 IAb W, viCST'!, buIt no(w to mai~ke mom) U an tivc m f y ciuPtomle s GOO
Al I 'I' S tht .will tmanke for mte stirong~ t frien l for a th futuitre, my entire
lock of IDry Goo0ds, wit hi >t reerve, will be olrifored at a- -
r~.heendou Out Price.
)RGANI) ~'i( t wh ir soll ait 20)e n being closed1 out at 50c. Muis
husii, Latwnts, PitinteI, Wh)iteI (mod, I macs, I tc oderwear, Mens' and111( Ladies'.
U.! are cut way beh:wv th'i r yniluec.
1I" vestiga tionl and1 rill ectmin will con1v itc yoI~ u that tho bargainsa I
afecr fl ar l unprecedentlted. Comr -i eary bo0fore t hory. are all picked over.
West End Oreenville, s. 0.
Malke no misakelc itt the storeC'-it is thle ON LY dIry goods and shoo
toro on the corner of Ma imitand Colle Stsa., GItrivillIe, s. .
Bartgainti~ htiit will surpr )iso yout; Fourt pieces D)onegal; Linen, siting,
egutlar 25e goods, now 12.1c, 5 p)ieces silk stripedI sattonsa regular 12b, now
, 12 pieces str'ipe'd Polka dot pinrks,regul Iar 20e, now 12A,400 yards em
rouder edl dt Swisses, I egular 1c, no0w 1 2 , 30(0 yards, farncy striped swiss
nall, regular 15ic, new, 11.
Parasols at cosL.
If' you lave aniy summer goods to buy don't fatil to comtol here.
Farmters, you' all know manuiifactnred cot ton goods have ad vancedl atnd
to are hoin~~g you willI get ai good ittlce for y'ouir cotton but we are go ing
o sell you Stanidamd dlrillinig at de a yard, wvorth six. No onte can beat
is on shoes. Bring this with you.
Earle's Cornor. - . - - Greeniville.~ S. (0.
WIIOLESALE AND RETAIL
Buggies,
Wagons,
Harness,
Horses
and
1 arg drv in vc t~.t in from
an t iin rce.-V
We deyi competition in our
lines.
luime(.t ionl of sto k s olicit..
ed.
C I ar es
& Mciayer.
Stables an1d Storchouise
liiver. Sti ect
G1,1EENVII'l.E, . - S, C.
maiy19-9S.
Spring &
Flfllnrer
M'YS1E" McKAY,
I it9 Main htreet1, (.reenvile, 8M0
W~o havo just 0Jooned and1( will
havo constantu ly on hand (luring
theo sonison, 11 thme latest stylecs at
he lowest, )ossi bin prices.
Ask For Trading Sta.
[, RY ( ( itD1), N)TI IONS,
(CA Hl'7ETS. A NI)
WVINI)OWV SllAD)ES.
WVithI Chouic Ni.w Material.
IN DR ESS GOODS,
SILKS AND TRIMMINGS,
TheIm ass,'ortmen~t woumld dlo ecedit
0 Rolno of t.hmo liig city itrh1peR.
Thiey have~' all grades from the
heai~pest. to thei veryV fineost maikos.
TIhey, havo Ii rin unings of ai;1 de
criptio's to) mach all) 11 shadesl of
N WHITE ANI) WANII GOODS
DE1 PA RPAI ENTI.
(mih,Iote. A11i g'rados of white andI(
olored O)rganud ins, I alwns, Mullons,
i pies, Sw iss es, Duci ks, Fremn ch
t ,etc.
CIIEIl{ Li NE OF LAC ES AND)
1I lhe largest 'vir dlislaiyed in
Ius par)~t of thej( globe.
Corsets
lin all Ib ad(ing mrk los-Iong mo-.
ents to $->.0(
'A RASOI-S A ND) SUN SIIADES8
i aill the nmow upl to date ideasR.
ou will fid t hem in black, whmite
udl colors.
'11 lI t C A IR PETYI, MATTING,
~ tO, Shaduoo andm' Curtainm Depart
isent is th hIra gest inm thmis part of
lhe coluntry and~ t heir prIicfs are
unraniliteed lower than you will find I
m A Imlant or Charleson.
They koop Rutt:rick Patteris
uly reliab)10lottern., Ask for
utt erick Fash ion Sheet and Yark
tick. andmo TradIing 8itamfps--they
resen t thmem to thir customers,
ff%' .1 ust opon~ued Ready Mado
hit Waists amnd Skirts.
HIeA lister
& Beattie.