The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, September 07, 1899, Image 2
pa Wl qu .r11ly
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S o i ll i local collin, 10 venltv
e for first, Iisertion anld flvo conts fo
i bsettenwt. iser( tmot
IAv. ites (vislt- privo to ill]. No Spo
si -n r sp i. il ritis to foreign siu
r; All ste iitiist, take the ruin of
per aild abi bIy%. stieh rates.
ertiseeitIs for coming is.-tto shotitId
Atet inl lot biter tnti Alontiay oirn.
erlitor will niot he responsibbe for flho
nA olI:piibns1. of co1r respontlients, [inl
sann- ar eitoria il v enttiersedl.
.IV N I-'T -:.\ I -I IE . I7, ) .
.:St'ggan, NITE'.r 10N.
-ior (o tIh Constititiona I Con
ion, the awiIunt of' S4,1h001ooln-dS,
inipinumbrs. as $:-00U. -NoW.
d1$ ,(I H i . Il l i th (Irst
0h, 1 ii fi ve th osan tvlcdlars,
al the ,xpns.s of t he . I Ich lS
le County, except pop ,ayg and1
t nri . Nei w th e fiifth ent th s
i ])));lnq ar, L l j d ( I iI' t. (e v
tile salaie' s li thi teac h er-s,
COS, chartk, tiuel , t ek. . lt,
N.y has t'. p!y the .,alary1, of,
S p111 erit !:d t int ( 1 nt .yl iW'
rd, iw. WIel ikt I erl i C01110
(if the SLi 1 . litd. Ar e tIo
d re g t the hen4 i1 (iof this
10 t'' One' 11 Hiot, Wh NO \ not?
lisito iaaim' j w nn it be
led ied'. \ o h1.V'. no rn dyto
i h if he.c u nkO liless it is
t the peolplo sM;,,Ij t) the t rus
Sa"nd t hi t the tr-to ' id theII
elar in th prope di.bIrtge of
2 lo tii l 1 1 1;1 i - i ~l( to.~* ( ''n
t : . I! thet tA i to
a beteron inex tmt Andoui
in that btttt r (,I )(%. \' IhIy
ig tachrwh.. yo u havel
d il tn oly t1 t e teid andt1
[I t(h , i of t ttilig a b l
thA. chiLbrast t>at tSrn aIter.
ink 1 ti ,oh, 0 1 i l<i st ionl
~~il.oi it.Ihu
e.lu chi:a heii :I Oltt a reprspr.
iti itiviuis ('nty-1..p th tnit (' 4I
The Tuie. Mil-.e ca tn
W Ji h111 1 ;i 1s ni-s x S..ssion wvith
e liekna harh -g.iimin~g Octo
a~ ~ ~~~~ci wInapiE a h at
!..s tilt rat t
dN- . lowill
riin un:" - - .l. . Fo ter
41d (li a r , - ..E le p e
t brp tha t'hechurhs
nr.IinU -l-g ti~n . An
Mr. MeGhee will probably bo inl
chargo of it 1'le namo of the
other instructor will )e (ilit you
soo. P,0118e work up at large at
tendaice. Wh1ion at cucuinty has a
hustling su perm tedo:, tlisi HUM
ller school has gonerally bein ia
great su1ccoss. Se thatt every
toachtr is notified and uirg-' to be
presont.. Your Cotiun ty Boaird
Could talke action Iriging the tellch
erys Io attend. This would he rc
gartold by them as it very Stiong
rclsnI.
\'ery tl rily 'Otlirs,
John J. MMalha,1),
St at e Supt. Eduention .
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*
Nolico is given this anI was rdso
given Iast weuk of the dite for the
Slumner schoo1 for this County. As
We 1111lors(and it, there will be
three branches tauglit; rammar,
GTeography and Arithmetic.
''hle Grammar or English course
will be. I st. Languge study or
Omimar. 2d. Reading or Lit
e1'atUre. 8tl. (A11jon .oitioli (- writ,
ing wor'k.
About four houllrs at n1 teok will be(
given to th is study.
Ile coul se ill G eogiaphy Is to
enm braeo about twenity-ive Sub.
jeCts with r bout sixty-six sub1
heaids.
Hours for recitation n11ot gi.('n
Tho Course ill Arith;etic will
embrace the four groull(l rIules il
cluding Numeraition, Notation an1d
thv' underlying prlincidpes.
The Greatest. Cooin ili lenoi-j.
Ilator al1 Least Comon11o01 MIIiltil le
'Will be taught before taking lip
fractions.
Spewial attention \will be given
Common fractions, Decimals and
Percentago will be taught coljornt
13'. Simple Interest and l'rofit and
Loss.
Compound Quantltities. wvill bec
Id t oil Long Mleasure, Avoirdu
pois 'Weight and Dry Measuro.
All tho regulations we have re
coivod aro given below :
SOME REGULATIONS.
Eaich1 schl0 cont inues(' for four
weeks, six <tay3s ini tho week.
Thle school session1 each1 day1
will last at least three hours and1(
not more tihan fou r 110ours.
Th periods of 1recitat ion each
day will bo at least thrlee, on1e for
each of the subjects, Al ihmetic,
Geography and( Engl ish. Thei fac
ulty of a school ma~fy determ11ine
u1pon four pe(riOdsR of re~citatio and1111(
givo) two of those to Englishl, sinco,
under this head1( inlstructionl is to
be given inl(011)5 copstion-writiig
anld litLorature-Cstud(y a's well as m1
I.t is left to the instrucetors of
ealch school to appor1t ionf th1e wor'k
It is 14.or themn also to determ111ine
jether or not to divide a claiss in
sections1, Whiere thle number)01s
alar'go, division' will become
sessar'y.
A. ro0cord( will he kept of thlet day
of 011try of echdi studen('It 1and4 of tihe
number)O of' day s ill attend an e. Theli
roll will be elled at thie beginniiing
of eaich recitatijon, and absences
and1( talrdies8 nlot(ed, for whlichi ex
cus80s mu lst be renditered to thle in*
st ructor ; the l ist oif oeuse.ld and1
une1xcused, ablsonee0s and( tardi4's
will be a pairt of th reb '4cord of each(1
stumden11t in te school(1, to bie incIu
dod inl the I'rinipal's full r(eport
to thle State Superinltenden0It.
sulbject, taulghit by him. Thet in
strulctor will report those students1(
1that hlave (done satisfactory or
l1roiitale wor0k inl aI subject, taiking
vaheof the11 ixamiationi as comn
pared'( with tilo otheor w~ork of the
student is left to the inlstructor's
dIis"(retion. Bult 1none wVill be re
jported sat isfactory' who1 fatil t~o try'
the( ('xam1ina1tionl, for wha~ltee'r
Non w10 ill be admitted to the
cool Lut actual111 tea1cher's, or those
who propose4 to beginI teaching
-durmilg t hel cu1rren1t schl0 yoor.X
No w0 ill be adm it ted un11less thoy
ra't declarei' their intention01 to at.
ind r~~ egularlyv and stand the ex
a aml ntio a lt theO closo. Neue will
ly \l ab~mitted1( later t han1 the se venth1
n-lay alor1 the op('n'ing.
oi1 rAlltidt111 tslust, tako all 'ouirsos
L doeo,111 1 the work assigned
-) ru' o rm to the ordliinary
ngues o schod Any siidei
faiingtodos~a tisfaec.ry. wor~ik in a
811r5al't annorfUI~i ma111 be exclu
h4 'thool) hv lt h'instriue
8U10088cu i oporition, a
Oe s1h1illnglo mill anid arf
out i first class slinglo,
fino iand select timber to
nI.
Alexandor,. of 0.ap H-ill, Who
mIlisrtiol to 1os1 his
)y fir l:1t spring, is noW
: 11 w dwellin ig near tho
C'ois showerlS ha:1ve
Swo derfu l ciniges of)
thlf growing, cr1OPS, espe(e
lially Ito C orn and t rnips.
,The1 frulit, crop Is almlost a vom-l
pl)te fililire) fin this s.ctin, though
we hative iot be, n Sho't (m' fruit I
gents who vlay it p1yps bet ter
than ims- alNythini g (.lse! to havm)
:in archarltri (m) Ohw fam.
1 It . Aloero has joind the, S
mnercanitil hanid am1 hs1 octe1a
the ?lorgan (lhi standiu near lDltoni,
w1ere hie e'Xe)tS to carry a com111
plee stock (l goods and malm
)Iri'c's toi su it his clistoimtrs, and
Whic(h will comparo favorably with C
R. It. townIIs. t It, 101
Central News.
We have had our share of wel a
weat her an .111 al(fttlalleoh' fod
de'r ha CIn rIItoed.
Soveral of tile laintame's from An
dlersoi Cotity' hav o 'ttilte " wy
(0 mlir roller mil. I ot otbys follow.
Our schlool onsC1411 AIn bOltv
Ohe 11th ins't. Tim pr-ospecuts fo(r ~a1
good year are o finie. If thero is ally
girl il the Coiity, (r Inly other
county for Ilat itatter, whli( W ailts
lin education, tley vill Ib art of
an11 (Xcpt iona I (I)or t1unit,Y I)v ad
dlres:iung a letter of inquiriy It once
to the lrinicilIl Central G(raided
Schoel, Cn Iral, S. C.
The (iuarteurlV Conferenceu of ite
Pen IdlbetonII ( CirI.cIIt , was hel ]( i III
(Ital 11'Met hodizst chureb I 1 (.\lount
Zion,) lIst lriday andit SuIday,
I-v . DI. . Wilson. Elder, p'e
side d. Confrence of West Pick
eIs8 ( irc-ui t was beld at, Ruhamah.
Saturllday and Sllmdayj\.
"v. A. '. Wa$to1, paSt of' (; the
MethI odist 11-chue he1 od oia
srvices duriig last week.
rLyer Car , of Pliekos, was
in lCr tov I last, wek a CoVc use
ill a Case hfero Sitiro Gariri it.
Alr. Jeff, GJassaway 1111( fai ily
aroll' for I two wCeeks stay at their
mol(oilttaini hom inl North Carol ina.
'The' infant, (f Ir. Id. \\'ison
died Friday night an(l was brli(l
Sattrday aftern-mooi in, Mount Zi n
Cemterl'ty.
Coiity SuperintIedt of l'IIIu
tion, W. '. F. Bright, visited ou(ri
section some das aIgo H.
Mr. Edlitor : Evieryth inig iZ ve01ry
quiet anrid inews is very1 scarce.
There hs been1 i good dleail o f
sickniess in this seeclioni of' lute. Th le
muialy beinig molye amonlhtilg chiil
dren buried at Cilamp Creek
chiU uc in IiftLeen day113s (during t ho
mon~~t h o f A\ugust.
Ars. W'~, (G. iAlautldin and daugh-.
ter, Mliss Pearl, hitve b)een v'ery
low with fecver, but we are glad t'o
Mr's. Joln il 1ughecs has also beeon
veriy sick, bu~lt is beitteri ntow,
Alir. anid Mrs. Wesley ChilIds, oif
1I. R. Cilds, last week. "W\es.
hold(1s a Itluea tijve p)ositio wi 'ithl the
Peilzer 11 facnubietuing C.ompjany
and h as mad 1114 muit ch mo' necy
since hOle has been thlere lie sa ys 1)0
(didnl't kntow what (else to do wti th
it hut. to collie up and( puiircha se
r'eal 'staito inear' Ca te(CchieN'. Thiat's
righ.'t, "WeV is.' your1 head is hevyel.
Somei d. y Ca teechie, wi th hier
jiunior' sister, whose hair11 is juist
b'eginning to curl, will bie a coim
pneer to P'elz'r.
Mrts. Dr. Long is teachmutg it
Iloutrishinig sc'hool att ths phj~icO.
Sheo knows exatlyhI how to treat
('Cn l'.rary to her ! ulus ''just, for' ht."
,1. C. Garriett lhts j ust compile~ted'
one oft the best barns ini the counii
ty. It i.< 30x41~ feet, t wo story high
Cantaiins thir te c tables)42 and1( a
large wagon e and1l huigiy sh eltIe'r.I
l'verythinig is so arirantged that lie
cian go upi stairs in the barni and
t&eed till is stock without coatinig
dlown. 1He has (rei'tdl aii hundried
p)ounid he'll to put I ini th Ito 1 of' it.
adsayvs if Pic4.'kenis coun ty will
o.ily taike upi ai colleCction toC help
paty for' it atnd eacht one of' his
ineigihbor's b~ring him a 10)ad (of pro'C
neixt. Christmnas hei w~oult, I likc toi
havlIe sid, huyi a gallont of' N, bt
nto t hat's not. it, lie said~ he would
sing t hat Cld faii t ililt' biynm,'Th
Long Aletr'a Doxology.''
WIo hiave been21 nit thied to say',
that thle n ew roaid leadoling fr'on
Bud1( Kelley's to Campt11 Creek
Chlreu'clt, 1S no0w 0p0n.
We'I hav e alIso been'i requtested to
anl 0noce th1at thle llov. Shtenutf, oef
t Flat Ilo 1 k eet iont, will lprealch
at Citmnp C'roeek churttchtI nxtL Sun.
(lay nt 11l a. im.
Wt. 11I. C lnascales, wh Io htas been
clork'ing in the companylii stoire heo
has given tip ins jill antd gone toC
htis~ homte. WIVill's getinial fa ce and o
~inmical Ijok es w ill he missed. A
Mr'. Wh itm ire, of ( conteu c ounty,
s~ nowV fillintg his~ placo beehintd tiie
NEW
NEW(
iiblic to the .10.i that lie 11118:
0111)(.t( lii,,v of' D rugs. Mcdi
olilputit loll. It. wVill ))(! to ) c
111011" (:lse\ h' I'(.
li ali.1)1* U
BOOM WANTED,
We at I L id Ncwt (14)is :Orvad
'II hih .0 Iim .I I ichlw r
FREEMAN & HENDRJCK '
STORE..
00DS !
fully cals the attenlion of the
nst received and opened ip a
I-ints,) Patent Med einles, Oheni..
Id a fine assortment of Toilet
lied day or night.
the priccs reasonable and I defy
IIr interest to consult niC befo
patrons for their libor
hope to merit a
and prices to
ery re:sper
.,enls, 8, C.
A&FALLS' I
-OF
--FOR
V
Septembei.
0
\ Mr, E'ditor:
Now that the cotton crop
is about ripe and vi-.h a
fairly good prico, it seoins
that th good Pholks
Might want a lot of nico
new things cut of our
Store. We are better fixed
u)1n ever to supply all de
mans~lI, havinlg just received a
loit of now goods, newv styl'es
ed( low prices. Uloth ing, IHate,
3hoes, l iubber11S, Mfaciniitoshes, Um i
birollas, Lap Rlobes, Blankets, Oil
Cloths, Flannois, Jeans, Outings.
NowV lot of up-to-d1ate Furni
ture. Stoves at old1 p)rices.
-- Trunk1, a tchei,. n~yting
Everyting. Best Sowing Ma
chines onl eartli. Prompt
settIlements h igly app~~)re
ciatedi. TPakq Care of your
er.dit, "wO (do thie rest -''
5I 'ComeI onl and1( 8oo us.
W'. 2i. .i'Jilu.
Leather andt
Hlarniess
A ful .stock of Leather always on
0hand. Alt kinds ot Hairness in stock
nI~t maade to ordter.
Also Salddle.s, Bridles, Whips,
SIUmbrwellas, robes and)( everytlunrg
usually kept in a lirst class IHarness
SStore.
I pa~y hiighest prtice for H jides and
Wax.
Ii 31. WV. UOOI)4Ei'.
109 2lain Street,
Gireenvilie, s, C.
h Spin 1gwooId Tannery.
ti
t 1hot Mi ns
KEEP COOL.
Y MIE
Fai . 1e (if my beau
til, 41s, tho lowost
ico 10ets
, 4.00.
Tho Floor
Smnyrnta Rugs, 3x7
617,worth .5
oy lady's go(l.
BE WHITE,
resinl Piquo.1 dre0sse. Onei
solid case of new ones just received
10 cenit to 50 cetits a yard.
MY UMBRELLA
Sales aro grow
ing fvery day aind I have alrefady
doubled 11,my sale3 of list season.
NEW BELT BUCKLES AND
RIBBONS
Tho prettiest 'ino in Gren vile.
WE ARE SHOENG
The') people
of Grenvillo at p-ices that will
command -your attet tion.
It. L. 11. Bentz,,
LEADER IN LOW PRICES
Greenville, -, 1 .
---DEA L ER N
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Flooring,
Coiling, and Weathorboard
ing, Moulding, of all
kinds. Loather and
Rubber Belting
together
With all kinds of
ENGINE AND PiPE FITTINGS.
Also Engine and Cylnoder Oil at1
lowest prIICes.
inIsood Oil, Both Rawv and
Bloiled for painttinig, and White
Load of Best Quali ty.
Givo us3 a trtial before buying
B. E. CRAN DY,
Pickens S. C.
Oiflice. and1 Wa rehtouo nea r D~e
pot
cleaingao
up sale.
Th is adver' Itieent opels upItJ to
you t ie greattest lbargains in goodls
that, .s possile to concei1ve'. lIn
mlatting odd( lots whIiebl we desire
to close ('ut qu(iick ly.
Tlo the we~ add ailli great maniny
purlchases' of spe~cial lots wvhichi wI'
l(ss. Otno thouasnd yard(s of hodst
1-4 Shee t ing to clos a 5 t 'I cen ts por1
y'ard. ( )io lot of shirt s worth from
2 5e. to H00. to closo at 18 ets..
Otne let of' Hlats wor'th f'rom 50e. to
1,00) to closo alt 25c. t o 400c.
I 1)lb. Bill Sowt~ing Thre lad to
('10s0o(out at 14 ets. for 80 balls pnat
up1 iln a1 nico box, no w bet thant if
youl Can.
Otno lot of Pants and11( Overall s to
closo out1 at and1( below cost. (Onte
lot of shoes to close1 outt prices
say t hat woI are going to break ami
skip ou r creiitot's. Don't get :s..
tomsihed ablot, t hat they arItIe paid(
for.
A big lot or' fana to keep youi
cool whilo you hare tat endihg I is
gr'e'at saile. (Conm antd 5 s W
eat niot sell you uno lss youa (ie,
we will trea Ot ou withI p~ob tu
i .vouly tIcomeI to look.
Look-ouit for us atgailu soon with
ro ba rgatins.
Yorstily
I v,\ Y ;2 ~
AttrOLy & Luk.
.Pickens.S. 0,
Practico in all tihe Courtt.
Offico ovor Earlo's I)rug Storo,
H-I. . IAYNIC8%woleruf H.ItlIN
b. Wy. P~ARKER I. inl
(1areeni1lle; 8. e, I'Iekens, S. C
If a IleosworlthPaitirlkr & Rbinison,
Ai
Pices - - South Carolina
Practice in ill Ceinmrts. Attond to till
busin114essi proiptly.
PiP"- Aonxev to loati.
11. A. Mbl((AN, I. V. JLASSIN(lAMI.
G reeivillk 8. ( ' IeAINM. . C.
Morgan & Blassiigaie
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
I'lekoinS, C- 1., 8. O
I ractico inl aill the couits.
tipr-;lG41iyl.
1It ll;t RiiBigsk
Physician and ,Suroeon,
0:1ice lit his resicellne at he If
hornle plae, on Tuevin. NIilq.
Anfireh 8, 18'.) -
C. ' Z IA I, I ()TO(IA
Ilhel Ie il, S. C
Add oii's I')rtig 8tore. - ce ove r
All worlk gini l)teed 1o give sa-tisfac
I ionl
fa WANTED. ,u
Ten ddl Witional Salesmen to sell
1l an.os, Organs and Sowing Ma-.
chim -s. 4* I. '
.11110m1. G reenville, S. 'C.
For Sale.
Sev e . of line bo11l, in SpIlegd,1j
comi1(ition, u% in teni I v i nnilites walk of the
Coturt hous-e. A bar11gainl to anyvone wi.,b.
pig 14) locat hrv Iv. Siiitale for lots for
(Inlibling~k purposes. Turills re4asonlable.
A pl'ly to I'')Frank '. Cox.
a11u181f. I 'i '. S. U
Money to Loan.
Onl impro'ved1 furi i i 1 sIn1 n1 of $300
anltp a t. L0,1n11 re 1 able ill Illk
- anial . iyinents throiugh a period of fivo
vears, thus n1111iing the hIrrower to paty
o)ff his te ilness without exhailsting his
rotpi in atiy one year. A 11 ly to
.J. E. lioggs, A tt~orney,
ovti NS vi. P'ickens, S. C.
lold& A Slitel. in 'T12t.
Stves ninle. Illighle& To i hn( . i
|.{rovdi, t a st e ham nInt . t e il n a Hgyy
Sprwil_ :.uId F 1-'l pni-venw. Al -hl , 1)4II iu
and II Mal]a Ii;1 v: - .... A l v S I ! th it IIVCer
njufm s ulp flt! ., t n. Ih-fter thlanf ( li.
n ine. G n mirull 1e , i f i A t. I r.
gi- i. 0I. nl . hl t -
inar1 21 f'.8.
El wonbi rensi'tvibiflly inlforn-1 Ilhe [filb.
i1 11:1( Dr. R. T. Webon Iu o i..
well :111dv fvorblii f 4 ft 1i eits
1f l'iivene vounty, k< Ilow :I o -eiaud
City N~iaionaii B;mnk hls-k
1)us. XNoliooo& Noinwooln.
I N-envle. S 'C.
KiLvcyor.
Hav'. your h.uu1 survetl, I aml
\iad with first class instru
imeits to (Il vou first ChtsA job,
.1)d1 c',Ian ho foulid It Iny residenceo
Alexandets S. C. or recedCu( by
JI'IIES PARSONS.
FO!U SALl-:.
I off1er for' shae 11 7 Ocrevs of land
on Crow Cri<(1, adji~intg S. G.
Sb pu, W\. L. P arr'ittt and oI theOrs.
IPlls la~al can ho boulght cheap
and on easy terms,. A) pply to
C. E . BImssNox.
A t torney' Pickenis.
CisRepaired.
11 y'or in-e#I anyI~ repairs onS oi urOl
gil- I a11n irreparei'd ti~o y ,ouri workI
alal( will gu1ainhtle sat isfacttiou.I
can ov'erhaunl y'ourj "illn1( amii mk- jf
S. C Military Academy.
Cege irnu ofmCharlest.h
'inle-on Il 3-..f ill), .i.
I h" I~ u (i ' Ii a i 1 1, ilitar 13 . -\ 11(11h-myI
11 tl 'ir, :3 n 411 lcoun t y. i Ih : f . - 4 .i(I
111 41 .-I'"' S"rliI Il I' '(iir )1 3 fo. -v if0
bID '~1':i~ "ll el 1.01(1 Orint ilh-ns of"I lil.
liiio. .l p le t " S f l n h a
S(1 hion b tilh41 e i -i aof -\g1t
lilE~l''.IIa( .s 'i. II t. Si ,
1.l t ' ali i n l451 fioad of. \l cigl
CollegeM~ of' Charklleston' .50i
h i. 2 ~-l ~ij'IlIt 8wtholly .- m. 1-1
IhIion til s h 'si tI lo ' 411 ('o let o [
"-il (n'h~'y (f I'4dohLfntion. A I Man .
12nna N i. ns.n o p n iee sjn ,
aI'l labn | -c .h l 's is ( hc