The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, August 24, 1899, Image 2
Velve in ilion - i gives
ood reons1Oi forW his figures and the
iarkot wo;t dw when they
.oe illnnonni1104d. IIe UfS lln k 0
)rttinato inl his predictionIs inl the
ast, that he has become to be con
(red the best of liiuthority oil
)tton estimiat(s. If,) may be
glht this tilo, but he is too Soon
expressilg i conc li1.4i onis. It
certaiin thiat drolight i:s cuttinig
I the cotton erep 1and is getting
ibhe a serious matter in some parts
the cotton) belt.
IIItVA N.
One by one he bosses are falling
ito lineo aul ld in their sup
ort to Wikiaml .1oings- Bryanl
>r the nominal"tion f,41r presiden. t.
i ialmlot a certaiit v that lhe will
-ttenominaution anld th. p)oliti
anlls do not waniit to get ito the
inlOrity crowd. The gOld hus o
t fancy Mr. Bryan and his plat.
in11, but will have to fall into
:e1 ) go OVer, to the lputblicans.
is gratifying to see till 'forent
(ements ini thle D)'mocrat ic party
ming tgeth'r and getting ready
,r a cosldat ioin of Iorcf)s inl the
ave a1 gi ebance to Lret back in to
)(er :nAtl sIlr'd 111 not give the
*jlpub i'O lcas an opportu ity to
rotit' by' blunders on the part of
IYORN Wiii (0OPIERATE.
Governir \ileweeney's schemeu
ems to be wovrk ing all right. I1ls
.ninuesi 1 to receivo' letters from~
0 mayor"Cis, 1 il dginag theoir co-op.
ationi in tin 'nforcemuent of the
5Ip'naryV htw. Many are adv'is
g the the governor to remove th
astbulryfor ce. Governor El
riP onie upoin at time acted upo1
clh adv ice, but, soon) saw the mit
ko. Thie maiyor's of this Stat
e not gen4ierally inllov ~0with th
spon'lsary law and their enforca
ont of theu sameI cannot beu OXpo<
d to be? very rigerous.
If G over.nor Med~weenOy hi
i ved the consiabulary problemf, 1
serves the grati .udo and admir
on of his people. HIis plan is
aodt 0one and ought to bo t.ried, b
o had hettor retain a few conIst
los as a res(.rvo force wheon t
layers got ti red of co-operatjl
ith the goivernor ini the enforc
aent of' the dispensary law
WARI IN THlE PIIILLIPINES
Still the lightmng is going on
:he Phillippines and the sold
boys a-ro getting tired of the bu
1ess. TVhO authorities at Wa
ngton imulst bo ini fault somelwh)(
>r this walr in our foreign posse.
on ':o1u1ld ave been b)roulght t<
'iish~l befuo this Iapse of timlo ai
loss of lives,
Seret ary 1{oo00 soomsg to ha
zraspod thei situi-tion anud his mnov
mnts are enlcouraiginig to tho
ivho( are in earnest abIoult endit
;bis war againset the Fullipine
The war department should1( kno
ts business bettor than any ot
aan suggest an~d is no0 doubt doii
she best under the circumstanci
>ut the averago citizen can not
.t that way. There 8seems to be I
innecessary sacrifice of life and
fontinuIation of thle war longer tb
the demani! would justify. It
to be hoped that Secretary Ro
has indeed decided upon) planls th
will quickly and successfully te
3linate this struggle with ti
v' subso
)h~
F. BRIGHT,
Roducation
!eak Charem
to follk'vinj
art inatter
1.-Special
tor has coni
Sweeney t<
A State wil
, fight again3
ie amlounti
,r the schoo
.hore was m<
itis ngo. It
he Attorniey
oh tile qiles
y Governor
1(h county
to its own'
e charts, as
Owing
r 81, 1899.
)11l1y, Gov
a COiuini1i
18011, coulit-y
lucatioln, of
cr1ed toi this
Avg nOvice, has been
conIsdored.
Your correspondent desires to
know if (ho Stato will defond an
action against the County treasurer
and standli between the county offi
cials and all cost for amounts
claimed by parties i1s du3 for
school charts, if the county troas
uror refusos to pay the samo.
This is a local niat tor, to be set
.led between the interested parties.
lho State is not, and calilmot be
made, a direct party to such an
action. The revenies of the State
are not involved. Such an action
does not comeo within the dutis of
this office as prescribel by statuto.
This ollico has given an opinion as
to the liability of a cortain class of
school chart, claims at ithe request
of proper oflicers, but tih State
calnot Iiy llo'e stand responsi ble
for the rfusal of a county treas
urer to pay a claim of this nature
than any other kimd of a claim. If
a treasurer pays an illegal claim
his bond is resl)onilho. To this
tle public loocs for protection. Ro
spect fil1ly, U. X. Gunter, Jr.,
Assistant Attorney General
A number of the counties have
been Writing here about the matter
alld tile Opillioln il this case will
apply to all others in which there
is intorest in the same1 issue."
If we understand aright, the
county treasurer has paid warrants
due the 1st of July on districts 37,
38 ald 39, inl all amounting to
$75.00 Acting under ordejrs, the
counllty sulperintendenlt served an
injunction 01n till treasurer "'not
to pay any school claims dlrawnl
by any school district inl excss of
tile funds apportioned that district
for tile year In wh~ich the warrants
are dirawn. " It a evidently the
object of tile treasurer in p)aying
to get tihe matter settledl One way
or the other before many claimE
become duo,
\\We would advise trustees to hold
-back a suifiien~t amount to pay i
1 it is dotormnined by the courts tha
- the0 chart claims are legal.
e**
e Remember that tile pupils mTus
-attend school at least teln (lays t
be enltitled to any of tile publi
school flunds next year. Nil)
LA wonl't do.
19 Coal 013 for Burns.
a- A girl of 11 years turned over
a gallon of boiling l iqid on ber le
utl and foot. When tile stocking we
a. remfoved~ thle skin came11 withl it, anE
th(le pain11 was inltensel. .1 tore a stri
off an old sheet, and having pi
ig nealrly a 1pound1 of soda on) tile lim1
e- wrappledl tile sheet1 about it ill sue
a manner as to excludlo thle ai
bound it firmly, saituiratedl it we
,with coal oil, anid iln 15~ mlinut.
. 1ho Rat with h1er foot ill a cha
"11 and1 joined Ill the other chliir on1
er' play. Ini two day's Rshe wasi
si- scho~ol, and1( in two weeks the hin
l. wasC well. A barofooted boy' stoj
re pod Onl fire, anid was almIlosti
spasms with the painl. 1 bonn11
0on soda and11( coal oil, and ill he
a thanti twenty mliiutes hec was aslee
id1 and1 had( no mlore painl. I know
is the best remedy f'or burns.
ve For Buyers and Pleasur
-Seekers.
se 'Il're will be spo00(, cheaplnos
'N comfort anld elegance via the Sea
0. hoard Airi Line, nlicknamend-"Tl
w Line of the People."
10 The journey will be made o
tho( Solid Vestibulod S. A. L.
press and thle Atlanta Special.
s,' y your tickets from anyl Seu
e board Air Line Agont either 5er
mn tomber 1st, 2nd or 3rd,-thes
a tickets good for return until mid
a nighlt of September 18th, or if yo
.choose, until September 80th, upo)
's deposit of tickets withl the Join
ot Agent at PhIlladelphia.
at The Quaker City wvill be unusal
r- ly festive with the 0. A' R. parad
in full swmg.
" .R
"W ALL WOMEN
NINE-TENTHS Of
all the pain 8^1
r andsicknessfrom
which women
suffer is caused
by weakness or
derangement in
the organs of
menstruation.
Nearly always
when a woman is not well these
organs are affected. But when
they are strong and healthy a
woman is very seldom sick.
Wijneofc
Is nature's provision for the regu
lation of the nienstrual function.
It cures all " female troubles." It
is equally effective for the girl in
her teens, the young wife with do
mestic and maternal cares, and
the woman approaching the period
known as the "f Change of Life."
They all need it. They aro all
benefitted by it.
---o- -
dor idv!c In cases re.uIrin sp
dirfction. atfdrv:;z, gIiini S'ynptc'r-.
the "Ladles' A-1virory Dcpiutinent,''
The Chittaaoo;a edino Co.. Chat'a
nooca, Tenn.
THOS. I. COOPER, Tupelo, Miss., says:
'My sister suffanredfrom very Irregiar
'and p ninfiul menstruation and doctors
cold tnot reliove hor. Wino of C.Irdul
entielcured her and also helped my
moth rough the Change of LiN."
W e
P o r
I irvssoed and11 nuatched Floor1 ing,
sin to .515 per M feet
raded1 and ratcied, Cteiling,
%, x %, -10 per S feet.
" eiling,
X 6, -12.50 nanl .$15 per M, feet
"f " " 'artiti'n,
/ x 6, 'S1 per 1 feet.
lBo xing lI hise, plain Unsing-, Iressed,
2 S. antd E., $15 piNrI feet
i' x 12 S. [,il I wher, 64 11 per M feet,
ltmards lressted 2 S. and 2 E , cmntwi,
in per '\. fect.
Mouldings, 304 per C. it., 1or each
1u0h inl width.
Doors, Sash, Blinds, Glass, Putty,
iaints, Stains, Varna ishes, Oils,
ltlilishles, etc.
Iat hs, II lalterin1g, 'llair, ria
l esptect fully,
Gower & Speights,
Oflice tuail \Warehulse 107 Laurens
sItreet.
Coaii and1 \\ood Ya~rd a nd Lumuber
Lumber Sheds, C. & W\. C, J. R.,
cornerCL Broad ajnd Gas stree'ts.
Grenvillo, S. (C.
Isorts of cough reme
yield; i stod e
itself cuti i e u
it is mor'e liableo
Sproduce la rpe
Sipneumonia or a seris
dIous~ throat~ affectioni.
You need somethinig
that will ,give you
Sstrength and build
up the body.
ISCOTT'S
EMULSION
will do this when everything
telse fails. There is no doubt
about it. It nourishes,
strengthens, builds up and
makes the body strong and
healthy, not only to thi'ow
' off this hard cough, but to
fortify the system against
further attacks. if you are
1) run down or emacIated you
-should certainly take this
nourishing food medicine.
e 2emO....nd :3 Lme-.I.tr.....n.-n.
- AiIRR CLAilIK. OEO. E. (Cool>EF
Clark & Cooper
t ~ -Dealer's ini
-MARBLE AND GRIANITI
MONUMENTS,
, sir-ombstones
NEW
NEW C
The undersignc1ed respectf
)m)blic to the fact that lhe has ji
complefe liIe of Druigs. Medici
cals, Oils, Po:inlts, Dye Stuffs ai
Soaps, Pecrfiiues, 'tc.
Fi tic g'Jars and 'obacco.
Prescriptions pronmptly filhi
My dengs ore fresh and ti
Competition. It will be to you
buying elsewhere.
age her'etofore extended and I
the sa me by prompt attention
VTe
'N
Dri. -.
aug 1099.
ROOM WANTED.
W e ai ill icel1 (if mom'n for ol (i11
oI hl I t i Up I >w lig l lre.
Wt haive i lt of New Goods alraldy
11.a11 You zholdilsve. A nlice line of vigit.t
lav eloks. Frit' j wrs~ ENel ;lr 11Inhhers
Whit. Mi Pin l'ilin Vinlegar;
al-o the l'ore Alile Viim'gar. A spulen
1141 linle of Che42 wer's ald sm1oker-'s go ods
'krank'
Cigar w e wait your trade ha"l anld will
hid i igh for it ust now.
Yours truly,
FREEMAN & HENDRICKS.
ni k-in Vtg how, wvhere, and3(
wheni, to( buy goods1. My nlotion
a Ito buyti for cashi aind so)ll the same
for ai small prof'it. I thintk the
place II ~to buy t is whlere y~ou get
timel 0 vis wh tho~c tr ade domiantds
the goods:.
sti t. for Wj.50) a bette r on for 83.00
ada go'di tonl dollaL ono for six.
~Anoltheor fol lowI w~anted( mon0ey for
ha~ t M I scoopd ;t1n thie lo(t andm( they
ar" Ihere for 1 5c apiece. T[here is
not. a hat in the lot, that cost less,
thani $1,00 to make, if they are all
gone whon you g*'t bore its youri
isfort uno) for' not1 got tinig a) movo
.11 bough)t a lilti l~ ot of mns
MlSl3aders thby aire full length
pat tentIlJ bue' mohir ends, if yout
dnt tink thrim wvor'th a quatri
don23 I'iV bny, t Jpicel as long~. asi liboy
last w ill be It,-, in1 'ir forI i4120
1007 pair for' 81t)00, < ont ask mec to
t k lss. I zsooped upi a1 fow pair'
fuill rubbel~r leth l uip ondeh)ldrs try
1ne 01r 1 w(o pair' for 5)C ainoco0.
Isn it s ttllng liet lonig ago
abouit a1 barginn llt oft tobacco
other('s are' gott(inig th beei 01t of
hol you oI!f.
Maelimne oil .a1nd spidiiil oil al
"'.ays less thani anIy one0 else, Itur.
illee and gra33s blades. 0
cash for' dIry or LgreenI id es as4 Imy
body else will in goods. iingon2
your' prtodu13co thle people) atie lea:rn-*
ing wVho patys t he mi)ost for'l~' t prdue
and( sells goods tho aboapest, thley
T. D. harris.
STORE..
0011S !
Lilly enls tle attentiion of th<
St received and opened up r
nes, Patent Medicines, Che
id a fine assortment of Tc7
Ad day or night.
c prnices reasonable and I xi.
r interest to consult mc be
)atrols for their liberal pato
lope to merit a coltilir
mnd prices to snit '
ry respectf
ickenis, S, C.
McFALL'S
-OF"
~. A k
---FOR
AUGUST.
0
Mr, Editor:
You mighti say to the Go<
Pbolks1 that we have Just Receivoi
a lot of
New Crop Turnip Seeds,
and now is the time to buy. Plan
them when you ploaso, in the moo
or out of it.
Wt also hava several other goo
tings to uoil'r.
IRON BEDS,
BED SPRINGS,
CO PTON MAiTRE~SS ,
for this hot weather.
The best
Sewing
Machine s
on earth, and another lot of
Wh~eat Iran.
Low p)rices on) all.
Call on us.
Leathier andi
Harness
A full stock of' Leather always o
hand. All kinds ot Harness in ston
and( made(I to ordIer.
Also Saddles, JBridleq, Whip
Umbrellas, robes and everyt hi n
usually kept in a first class Harne
Store.
I pay highest price fcr Hides an
WVax.
M1. 11. V00DLETiT.
109 Main Street,
. Greenville, S. 0.
march 12y1.
CLOSING SALE
Al i ur 1-fAT's, aml1 Tnfants Caips, ni.
goinig ait cost. If you nieed one do t Ir
W we3 sayost we mean COST'.
WVe canI't aIird11 to I enry haits over.
MISSES ROGERS,
GRIEFNVILLE, S. (
115 Sonth Main strct,
KEEP CO(
MADAV<
y:>'solf witl ole (if my beau
uil Fans. Prices, the lowest
21 cents. )rice loots
highest 8 1.00.
o1 off Thu Flooil
k on Itly Smyrna Rugs, Ix7
et, ounly 8.75, worth $1.50
of any lady's gold.
BE WHITE,
Dress in Pique dlosso Ono
solid case of new ones just received
10 cent to 50 cents at yard.
MY UMBRELLA
Sales are growq,
ing every day and I have already
doubled my sales of Iast sEason.
NEW BELT BUCKLES AND
RIBBONS
The prettiest :ine in Greenville.
WE ARE SHOEING
The) people
of Groon0i'ville at prices that will
command your attei. tion
R. L. R. Bentz,
LEADER IN LOW PRICES
Greenville, 8, C.
t
:1
DEALER IN
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Flooring
Ceiling, and Weatherboard
ing, Moulding, of all
kinds. Leather and
SRubber Belting
together
With all kinds of
ENGINE AND PIPE FITTINGS,
Also Engmne and Cylnder Oil at
lowest prices.
Linseed Oil, Both Rawv and
B~oi led for painting, andl White
.Lead of Best Quality.
Give us a trial before buying
elsewhero.
B. E. CRAN DY,
- . Pickens S. C.
Offce and Warehouse near De
pot
cleaning
This adIvortisemenit opensa up to
yoih the greatest bargains in goodV
that .s possiblo to conceive.
our Store there constant1
mulating odd lois wh ie'
to close out quickly
- To th.ese we a1
putrchases of -w
obtalined " a andi
h-s G; as of best
4-4 Sheet at 4 cents per
yard. On, ,nirts worth froin
95ce. to 50c. :-close at 18 ets..
O se let of Hats worth from 50c. to
1,00 to close at 250. to 400.
100 lbs. Ball Sowing Thread to
close out at 14 cts. for 30 halls8 put
uip in a niice box, n3~W beat that if
you can.
One lot of Pants and Overcills to
close o11tAIt)( belowv cost. One
l okof shoes to close out at prices
~that willI make one's comnpet itors
say that we are going to break andu
skip our creditors. Don't get as
tonlaslwd ahout that they are paid
for.
A big lot of fan's to keep vou
cool while 3011 are attendIing this
great sale. Come andc see us we
can not sell you uinless you come,
wve will treat you with pl)Itonoes
if you only come to look.
Look-out for us tigniin soon. with
a........~rgains.
Yours truly.
ard(
0-j
bV0erEarle' Drug Store,
C. EC. ROBINSON
reonvillo,'8. C.
neswortli, PI'arkcer & Rbinsoi,
cons 0.1I., - - South Carolina
ractice in all Courts. Attend to all
i1ness pronptl f
MifffMonov to loan.
A. MloRGAN, W. F. 1I ASSINGABIlC
Jreenvill. s. c.ickens. 8. C.
iorgan & Blassingame,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Pickens, C. It,, 8. C.
Practice in all the courts.
apr-16-96yl.
R I. ROnEltT KIRKSE,'Y,
Physician and Surveon,
Offe at his residene ait lthe'
home11 p~hice, opl "'n el ve 3111 it
March 8, 1894
J U. Fr
Lnc
ANTED.B
''Li additional SalesimenI to sell
Pianos, Organs: and Sowing Ma
chiuCe. M. L. ALEXANEnl,
jul10m1. Greenlville, S. C.
For Sale.
Seve ide, of 11ne 11111d, In splemid
coniditioni, within lei[ mininites walk of tle
court house. A bargain to 11yone. is.
!Ig i o locate here. 8itU ble for lots for
jnhhIding pulrposes0. TeIms I'easoiable.
Apply to Frank E. ('ox.
it 81f. I'ickens S. 0
Money to Loan.
On improvedi farm land i i mum of S300
.1and upwarls. Loans repa. able in sniall
<tutnal payments through a 1eriotl of live
yei.1a rs, thus enabling the borrowe r to pay
off hi.s indebtedIIess without e-xlduI4ting lilis
erop ill any one year. Apply to
J. E. Boggs, Attorney,
oct7 98 yl. PickOns, . C.
Lokl A Stitch in Time.
Saives nine. linighea' Tonic (I)(%w im
iirovedl, taiste lh-aiu( .) tiken inI early
Sprini :ml Fill preveill Chills, I)enigie
and Malaril Fevers. Acts on the liver,
tonc ip I he sytem. tIeter l im i, Qiii
ninui. Giariiieel. hry it. At I Mu
it s. -0(,. anil $1 .00 bott lt-:
Ii m v121 f 18.
F/ wohi 4 resievetfuilly inform the pmb.
lie that Dr. It. T, Welbon, hois
well -ld favorably kniowni t ihe citizels
If Piein 1!4 colilly, is now lsS-ociateld
nith 11- ill the prac1i('e of 1in i-triv.
Ollice: Entire front roonis ('p s1:11s)
Sity Natiomna (lank ifloek
Ds. Nowoo (0)& Nonwoot.
G(ieenvil'e. S. C.
1urveyor
Have your land suirve(, I am
>repared with first class instru
inents to do you a first class- job,
.1nd enn1 be founid at my residece
Alexander, S. C. or reached by
piuuno.
JULiUS PARSONS.
FOR SALE.
I offler for solc 117 acreos of land
oni Crow Creek, adjoinig S. G.
Siran, WV. L. Parr'ott and1 othersf.
This land can bo bought cheap
and on easy torms. Apply to,
C. E. ROmsNsoN.
Attornoy Pickens.
Cins Repaired.
If you need~ any~ repairs 0on your'
ginl, .1 am prepared to (10 your work
and1( will guaranltee satisfact ion. I
can overhalul youri giln11( and mak4 it
(do asF good work as ai now 01n0. Ad
Jvl3
S.C M
Otle oIf CThai
il('i ii . N. .,.luy 1, 18990.
ini thle Souii b~0 ''oin Mhu Aiiar A (1h~imyl
exi-ts in P'i42ken< emanity. flliiniks for ap
plicat i4on for peniti to del ('iniget.iive
OxamIlIit (,io with slo-'et gii i ng n1ecessary3
respl~ivC untyul s.i~uperielentsi of edi1
eaionilli. All appilienionh - fily amil (*I,
m tiet nurt, tunsil be~ in I lhe he nk
Chiiiirmap'i hy th let ivy of .~
Clilege a.
li1-1 |i u i n :1ut a I
..ship to e ll ('owtvt ':
I 411h:44' .JIinh24 a114 4o '( .V S'ilpe.
ice $l150 it 'i earl.) 4)n Septf whier 2'lIth an.t
iu. Sefitiln e , iii 'n ihbl (on, l~ 'lieI
11( 'in Il'e4~, Jueii: t,18
Ion an te J une the thi the*L fIllow
I.0 111 Afr he ur1se1 of' hau0in reiht
No. 92----DltilyI e xceept Smola v ----No. '10.
lI end Do'4wn. 4 r li e Trin i4( woii (Jp
1.-li0 pim Ar I 1aii.lev b
pa1ssenigers Iaii. thei follow
I ~4-iot~ wiillble openl f.
and1( delivery o)f Freight, .......
12 AI.
Weo wvili make i. to your1 h144irls I.e
jsatroiiize )m1 hioime 14)ne1l) by ig' good
Fonelina.,io 1 i . u . . . li.. .: