The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, October 26, 1899, Image 3
Local and Personal.
-Court prooeedings will appear
it our next iabue.
- -Mrs. J. B. R. Freeman visited
friends in Greenville last week.
-Isaiah Cox, of Washington, D.
0., visited in Pickens last week.
-W. W. Kridor, of Salisbury,
N. C., was here with friends this
wook
. W. F. Austin, dentist,
in Easley Tuesday and Lib.
ednesday of next week.
o are short on news this
week on account ol advertising, but
wil' ' - A ^^ '''' " et, week.
has one
of there is
In . miently
arr
-Lost betwoon W. T. O'Dell's
and Pickens, court house, a heavy
dark shawl . Finder will be re
warded by leaving sanio at this
oflice.
-Mr4. M F. lester, accompa
nied by her son, Wiltol, are visit
ing the forimer's danghtor, Mrs.
W. A.- Grusohain and the State Fair
i -llInI t, hi weck.
t- a J . igc n ::p s
ad51. L.Jogrn, : sonry
havo justt olosed a grort l ival
m iat Plh.,samt, Grotvo churcb,
Ninc c onverts x re lat ized.
.C'. I orrs, of reonville,
Lhi1it th"! ":10.600 stodk of wreck
goods, (onsistil, g of clothing, dry
goods and millinery3 and will have,
everyhig in shafp to el t.hem
next wvak.
C' ntal 'Nws,
1\1. J. Wenrsnew re~sidlonee
present a handsono appearanci.
It is not very far from the site of
his old house which was burnod
down inl the s'ring, the location,
however, is a much m11oro beautiful
one. We need more such Imen as
Joe Wernor.
Our school has about reached
the 100 It Vit. Th11 iitroduction
of book-keeping and EloCU tionl
this year seems to have helped the
school very much. The Vocal,
Sight Reading, and Instrumental
classes number nearly twenty.
Another very interesting feature is
the weekly lectures on Anatomy,
Physiol:gy and Hygiene given by
Dr. Folger.
Two pupils from our Graded
School eitored Ciltiora College
this year, one of thom being a So
phomoro, the othor a Junior in
somo of her studies. They left
hero from the eighth grade, which
speaks well for our school and for
the bright young girls.
Dr. L. G. Clayton has gone to
sville, Ind., to attend the gen
oonference of the Wesleyan
odist church.
i. J. 1H. Rowland is visiting
naiullus and relatives in Greenville.
The entcitainmeont at the graded
school buildng, Friday evening,
thme 13th, consisted of a short talk
on Southern Litenture and instru
mental and vocal music and was
thoroughly enjodl by all. X
D~eath of Mr's. Inablnett,
Mrs. Mary Caroline lnabinett,
wife of Rev. L. L. Inabinet-, of the
Jarolina Conference, and
r of Asbury and Anna
'as born ini Pickens county
Septe~rnber, 15th 1866, and
-u - Townvillec, S. Ct., October
19th, 1899. Being born under r..
IL ious in fluenilce,. shet jointed thle
Mel.ho(.dist Episc.opal ch urch South,
in 1880, at the early age of fourteen
years, under th~e pastorate of fev.
8. P. H.[ Elwell, D). 1)., and Roy, ,J.
Walltr Datniel, D). D), at Twelve
Mtn Wiamp( Gron ii, and the dlay
folwn; by fuilly surrendlerjiio
hmelr to (od. Mhe been.me "ai
The~r' hadl tha t pu p!anatedl tcook
dIC I' roo~t and :11'7(luop*d into a I M
gi tiwn :'wr, sheddhing it8 zmoudest
fragrant ce ove all I h a raa w'L.
in it... ob
It who i ' to Zb ' i i I h ta l
po a and 'u he.shoa Ms l
to hm' titodes'.t,111 unns sig chiriM
iin chauracter. \Yhn 'hi maur
not thoiughtless'.v (can~i iir l withI
the Mthdi'' t ttinornney', bu fool.
ing its groat, respIoniltt(uies al
heauvy demIandls, , lo hnldy calrriedl
the maiter to her Ilenuvenly Faithirr
oonpaye~( ruy tuslii, ully~s
of the ch trebt, antd Ithlpintg lbor husx
band ini his noblhoI work of prIea(ch
jng th19 gi ipel . She succeeded
gr'tnd ly antd the resulIte cant on ly
be rveoaled in ofornit1 y. S4ie wvas
all that a dlevoted wife and daugh
ter coul d bo. 1Ilor rema10ins were
lid to rest in the comoltory at Potr
ter's Chapel, the churclh of her
girlhood, ini the prEoo of a large
company of we'epinog loved oneos
and friends, May the consoling
grae'i of Go:1 abide with the sor'.
rowing huisbanid, two littlo children
and( lovud oneOs.
L~ATERC.
Anna MarcellIa, infant daughter
of Rev, L. L. and Mary Caroline
Insabinott, was boirn Oet.-13th: 1899,
and died Oct. 22(1 . 1899. Her lit
tie body sleeps by tlife side of her
sainted-mother in the cemetery at 2
Porter's Chapel. "It is well with
the child." A Friend.
Southernt Ohr'istian Advvante I
oase conv.
-V1 Iss
November at 10 a. m., at Mile
Creek school house. Capt. R. E.
Steele and others will lecture on
wheat culture. Public invited.
Charles Findley,
Chairman Excutive Comniitte.
Volcanio Erupti6dis
Are grand, but Skin Eruptions rob
life of joy. Bucklin's Arnica Salve
cures them; also, Old, Running
and Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boils.
Felons, Corns, Warts, Cuts, Burns,
Bruises, Scalds, Chapped Hinds,
Chilblains. Best Pilo Cure on
Earth. Drives out pains and aches.
Only 25o. a box, Cure guaranteod.
Sold by W. T. McFall.
Bismarck's Iron Nerve
Was the result of his splendid
health. Indomtablo will and tro
moindois energy are not found
where stonach, Liver, K idnevs and
Bowels are out of crder. if ou
wait these qualitios an( the su
cess t hey bring, ni-si Dr. King's
INew [Jo Pills. Thoy develp
Onliy 250' aAt
W., T.ale
Notice t Il .Gto)khW .
tion posed by Board odclrS
Oct. .h. .199, will be held at the
l'ilcns bank, P'ickens S. c. on
Satilrldy Nov. 11th, at 12 m.1, to
c id;r the question aiid proprit - v
ok .-suing second mortgagol) bonds
to satisfy the roads' inhdebtednes
anl put the road in butter coiid
t 1 M I.
>3y order of the Board of diree
tors.
J' E. Boggs.
ocl14. President.
No Right to Ugliness.
The woman who is lovely iI fi c,
form and temper will always h:iv
friends, but one who would be at.
tractive must keep her healthi. I r
sho is weak, sickly and all run
down, she will be nervous and ir
ritable. If she has constipation or
kidney trouble, her impure blood
will cause pimples, blotches, skin
eruptioiis aid a wretched complex
ion. Electric Bitters is the best
medicine in the world to regulate
stomach, liver and kidneys and to
purify the blood. It gives strong
nerves, bright eyes, siooth, velvety
skin, rich complexion. It will make
a good-looking. charming wonn
of a runi-d:>wn1 invalid, Only 50
cents at W. T. MeVall's ding store.
His Life was Saved.
Mr. J. E. Lilly, a prominent citi.
zen of Hannibal, Mo., lately had a
wonderful deliverance from a
frightful denth. fn telling of it he
says: "I was taken with typhoid
fever, that ran into pnoumonia.
My lungs became hardened. I was
so weak I couldn't even sit lip ini
bed. Nothing hielped me. I ex
pected to soon to die of Consuimp
lion, when I h.ard of Dr. King's
New Discovery. One bottle gave
great relief. I continued to use it,
and now amn strong and well. I
'1
This marvellous medicine is the
surest and quickest cure in the
world for all Throat and Lung
'Trouble. Regular sizes 50 cents
and $:1. Trial bottles free at W. TI.
M~cFall's Drug Store; every bottle
guaraniteed,.
Union Meeting.
Tlhe Scecon D11livision ot Tlvo '
ilile ijnon will m]oot with Shia(y
Gr'ove chuiirch on Sat urday before
the fifth 'iunday in Oct.>ber.
Qucr I. CaJnu moan repent at
any tia m ay ~:~ ebutoso?" () p.
ene by )~i i fl (Itie M uih i
Q(er v . "Wh'lat is the neci'iii
and t hev N etn lEhotuimle f g
Ship?"19ene by J C. (il.
QIer I. "Whati~ is 'the~ II ioin
w INImI n pwrocgth, r..
Notico of Final Settlemeont.
I wil :iTk Io J. Bi. Newherv, l'o,:ii
inig.g fr I'ii!Ikens~ coui, fI a ii iinalI
4 lpuailrleiks. t, a l himinors, wth
IIllh da'y olf N'ovember 18' s , ani,1 ask i.
J. Miason IIdrIek4,
ott1 2wv. (Jnanndiani.
PR1EEMAN & HENDRICKS,
-Deaulers It
O0Uo1'aI lle0'elin1dlise,
PIckens, S. 0.
FoLweatprics and first class
*6-Como and s:ee us.
03iLrger stock of goods than
ver before and mnore to coine.
'REE1VAN & ENDRII(S.
P. 8,-Tihe time has come fo*
'all, *ettlemnite. Please den~
Buggies,
Wagons,
Harness,
Horses
and
Larg1 1rv just in from
'IX nue'sn e, fine, young, sound
and at 'iving )Cprics.
We (ely competition il 0111
lines.
Inspectioll of stock solicit.
ed.
charles
& Melrayer.
Stables and Storchouse
River St Ceti,
GREENVILLE, - S, C.
may19-98.
Ask For Trading Sta.
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
CARPETS. AND
WI1NDOWV SHADES.
Every Department now Refilled
With Choice New MateriaJ.
IN DRESS GOODS,
SILKS AND TRIMMINGS,
Thr: a:ort ment would do credit
to sonme of the( big city stores.
Thely havo all grades from the
-eosl to the very finest makes.
TI'hey'. have ir inmmi ngs of all do
t m n.atch all Shades of
IN WHiITEl AND) WVASI1 GOODS
D)EPA IhTM ENT1.
Tlhe asoso mm1ut was never more
V(111ot. .\ l I g rs;I.' of wvhite and
c'.dored ()rgandies, I aw~ns, MuItshus,
I'tiuoi s, Su~ isses,. Ducks, iFrenohi
Gimigham , PerealeIss, Calicoes,
ot, oec
TIlElIR LI1NE O1" LACES AND
1EM h1I D)E R1I48
is the largest, ov(er displayed in
this~ parit of tho globe,
Oor sets
In all liadinig mr kos-long mo
dium andI short cuts, F~rom 50
cents to $2.00
PA RASOLS AND SUN SITA DES
Ini all the now up to (late ideas.
You will tinid thomn in black, whito
and colors.
TH1IFIR CARl~PET, MATTI NG,
RU(G, Shade and Curtaini Depart
mnent is the largest in this tart of
the country and their prices are
guiarainteed lower than you will find
in A tlanta or Charleston.
They keep lButterick Pattrns
only reliable pattern. Ask for
Buitterick Fashion Sheet and Yark
Stick, andl radling Stamnps--.they
present thorm to their custorners,
gr Just op)onod Ready Made
Shirt WVaists and S3kirts.
MceAl1ister
& iIPattI*n.
DRUGS !
Are You Prejudiced?
Are You Open to Convictioni
Many people think it lceessar'y to go to some large city to
fint a
LR'UG A 8TORE'
Don't You Believe It!
You can be convinced that there is a first-class drug store
here by calling on
jxv W oftom V; ~LfL
- -w ..v j~ -
DRUGGIST,
PICKENS COURT HOUSE, - - SOUTH CAROLINA.
W e Carry as Fine and Varied Stock of
L. rugs and Chemicals
STANDARD PATENT MEDICINES.
As can be found in any city.
W 3 Buy Direct from the Largest
Cheirieal
Laboratories
;n the country, and buying for' cash we are enabled to get the.
lowest prices, besides always being sure of obtaining
Pure, Fresh materials.
~.Agi, we are not under enormous expense and( caun sell you
geoods anid 10 vos r
PRLIM RIhpTIONS
WeT( Keep) the Best
zP ]EC R F U M iE S
F~romt the Leading Maniufacturer's.
]E~-~arrne s'ITr cle
Is Espec(iallly Solicited.
n
- a r. constantly add ing every newv, nov'ol and
) I. ~~1.Af 3fm'ritorious airticlo that comes witin our line
of busnessq. If you see a medicino atdvortised and
want it, wo will gladly get it for you if we do not
haivo it mn stock(.
YOUR PATRONAGE
1 Is ahvays alprc iated, 1no matter how small your
puIrchaste.U, you may r est assured it will ho our con
st at aimi to sell you the best goods that can bo oh- jj
e tainedW and1 at reasonable prices.
SI
ca
be
Very respectfully, CO
DiLr. (5. W.*3arle, Nc
(otton is a good priee and everything ese id gom
r, but we are offering our entire stock of
Fall and Winter Go e,
1nd we have one of the largest in the Country, at the"'
pr ices we did when cotton was 5 cents a pound.
We al-e making a Specialty on Clothing, Shoemi 1 S
Dress (oods and ents F urnishings.
We want to call your attention Flannels, Cassimeres, Outbi
,)pecially to our lino ot Clothing Peroales, Kerseys, and a lot "
ad Sh'a. We have nearly double Jeans that's an eye opener, pric '
the amout of ho h lines that we rom 10 cents a yard to 85 cent,
suall cV varryaid aro in a bettor Bed Ticking, Straw and Feathe -
posi t o u it you than ever be- Laeo Curtains, Table Dawas.
1O'r, 11t1 in qjuality and price. Linens of all kinds, Toweling, do
Thero is tit) Ieetl to toll you the lies. Don't forget to look at otA
31oe to Iiv, for tho Battle Axo lino of Wool and Plush Cap(
will out wear aiy soe for the same when in town. We have sonr
money on tho imarlket. rare bargains to offer in this lini
Big lot of eXtra Pants, ranging' Hardware of all kinds. Stove.
fronm 50 cents to $6 .00, no trouble Trunks, Satohels, Sad les, Bridles.
,o fit both stout's and long's. Wagons, Harness, Buggy Harness
Vice line of Overcoats, both Wool Wagon lines1, Lap Robes Bugg'
m(d Mackit ntosh. [Largest assort- Umbrollas, and-but we must sto
nont of Dress Gloods over shown as the editor is drawing a line clost
iore. Woolen goods of all kinds. under us and we haven't the spact
o tell you of half the things we'd like to, but come and gee
0r yourself', we will do our best to please you and every trade
ve iak %- e guarmintee to be satisfactory.
Yours Truly,
F01r and rhorinley
Deialors in Genoral Merchandiso.
Piekcns, South Carolina.
E3u~ i5 T~ Bac3 attlea.i::=0
S hvtes and don't hav,"
ny other kind.
H .1 AM AG A i'N!
WOUINC FOR PICKENS TRADE.
Many of tho good people of Pickons trade with me now. We ap.
)reeinto their tra!o atd Iovo to wait on them, and judging from the way
hey havn stuck to cm they must believe that they have been treated
ight; that my l, ohs are thu right goods, and that my prices are right.
,\'ithhnt maztiiv ny big claim, I tbink J can justly say that I am pre.
)ared to givo My cistomeirs botter goods for the money than they will
id elsewierio.
My Dress Goods Secti>n is full of everything any lady wants
B3lack Good, Colored Goods, Mixed Goods, Fancy Goods, Plain Goods,
Eine Good aind Cheap Gocds.
I pride innell on keeping the best Jean anud Flannels that can be
sold a h - ". I begin my price on Jeans at 10 cents. Red Flan*
ael aItI o. ' ans in the State.
Unde ' 4 Iboops y'ou warmI, Heavy fleeced
ihiris and' . ' .N Iosiery for men,
sVomen~ and~ '-- heavy
oods1 hose', 26e ; .
On Blankets you ma,~J.
uality and prlice combined, I will sell you .m
Now for miy pot-~tho article that all my customers ...
hoe est from A. K. P A RK
it is the kind others charge, you $3.50 and
SS t do not sell a man's shoe for over $3, bu6
$4 for. I do not sell a man's shoe less than
$1. The same shoe is sold right hero in Greene
ville fo' $1.25.
I t does not~ pa3y me to soll a mani's shoe for less than $1.00. It
won't pay you to buy one for less.
Anytvhinig you want in w omen and children's shoes; you can find
it here'. The( 51hoes I sell you are comfortable, durable, reliable, Any
pair failing to comoe up to guarantee another pair given or your money
re'funided chorfuily. I am hero for honest busines
Greenville, 5. (3.
1898 1899
lotton 4 1-2c Cotton 8 1-2c,7 L4 weighing free:
QUIITE A IJFFERENCE, ISN'T IT?
We hope3 it will be higher, hut the present price is almost equal to
0 per1 Cont. ('ver the puce of' last ycar. Now, then, regardless of the
dIvanlcO in, cot toni good.-<, look at wvhat we are going to do for' you this
' a 11( Winter. lu p)cCLmIg an a dvanjce in morchiandise, I placed orders
'ith mnannifacturers and~ jobbe'rs early in the Spring for nearly every
cling in my linie. Conseoinently I have an iummeinso stock in eachdo
artment at the' low priies of 1898, and can sell you bargains in every
no of g-oods, see below for a fewv pricos
10 000o yan nlew FalIl Prints, standard quality, 5c, worth 6(c.
2,11(1( yai re ls :. l'ereales, 5c, worth 6j0.
2,000( ya iris I Iov N XX Driill, 5c, worth 7Tc.
S,000)( yan~ds IIleavy I )uitinog, 5c, worth 64c.
1,000 yard s 11 eavy Outing, for qulty, my price, 8c.
20 y' A, yard wide, Blahrg fr$.00.
25 yanui goodI style 0 110oisp~un Checks for $1.00.
'20 yards heavy~ llomIpu Checks for' $1.00.
2yanhl : i Va Island ''Good Quality'' for $1.00,
20 yard ~lb I' .1 Shieeting for $1.00.
8 .,ara's T 'l g lll ed Flennol (all wool), for $1.00.
I ,0(it y: H;ured Flannelettos (fleeced on one side) 80yd
'Ihese are rea-ly worth 10c
( (O'dl IIit n ek ig f or Fonthers at 10c, worth 12ic.
IExip f'ra 11 a vyTk ing (.\. C. A.), best made, 12ic, worth 16o.
5100 yaa 11eavy b ool K~orseys at 25c a yard, easily worth 85o
.lo. the thing for winter pants or a suit of clothea.
\\(o also go0t im ouri oders early for dress goods, and can sell yo'n a
eavy All W ool lack 8i'rgo at 25c a yard, worth 850. Black figured
ocaios at '21 and' 2'1c, worth 30 and 25c. Black Brilliantines, 25
dI Bo, we'c~,d .a good value at 35 and 50c. Beautiful Mixed Wool
litiogs at 20 and 25c. Beautiful fancy figured (40-inch goods) Biro
dinms, 20 and 25c a yard.
We, could name a thousand other articles, every one a bargain.
alco wdi not poermit, but we must mention OUR $TOCK OF JEANS.
o havo, reeivod over 150 pcs (5,000 'yards) and start the price at 10c
a good heavy one up to 25o for those 9.oz. Wool Jeans we sold so
my ,of hast wimter. D~o not buy your Jeans till you see our stock.
\\'' would like to talk Shoes to you, but haven't room this time.
e have a 6.>000 stock of new, solid leather Shoes, all bought early,
ore the advance, and can save you money on them, Do not fail to
me and soo us before you buy.
Yours for Fair pealing,
GoodS Clhnrged, fi
n'n)Av Min Ar (inffb Q4.an4' -1