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The. People's Journal. Locai andIbersonalz. E. Cox is storekeeper: and giger at Losley's distillery. -Miss Nellie Parsons, of Liber ty. is very ill with typhoid fever. .,Dr. .W. F. Austin will be in Naley Tuesday,, Liberty Wed nQhday. --The Town Crgok*chdol, open ed on the 6tif 'nsLt, with Prof. Frank Hendricks .as. i.ucipal. --A very onjoyabl'ociable was had .at. the.residenco of Ernest Fol er We ne.ddiy evenig the 161. Y.. '-WA NTED -1,000 cord of aPehimi66 and Dogwaod. - d1er 1os.,1 -- at.f5'i to read ttie ne* ad v.#rtseientf R W.- Suilivan, of -Greonville, in 'this --i asti. is in teresting and Whel .' g to ;Gr'eenvi locall and sjoe him. - -arredon thb..1a .nd-; at the residence 6f 6.bridefs parents A. B. Chastain of* Knob, Mr. James )U of Pidor, to Miss Malinda stain. Rev. T. C. Holsclaw lated. -The fourth quarterly confer will be held in the Pickens Methodist church on second Sat. urday and Sunday. Rev. J. B. Wilson, P. E., will preach at 11 o'clock both days. : E-Robt. Bowen, son of Reese Bowen jr., who lives near Pickens caught a hawk in a trap last week that measured four feet and 8 inches from tip to tip. He deserves a cake from his neighbors. ',-T. J. Johnston, of Central Township, was in Pickens Monday on business. It was his birth -day -and he" celebratod it, by. a call on. The Journal and payment of his subscription into the next cen tury. Will others do likewise? 1;-Prof. J. L. Murphree will close .his-singing~schoot nt secona Fridhy and Saturday next. There will al so be an all diy sing~ig on Sunday. Bring books and well filled baskets. Good singers will bo prosau.it and a good time will be had. Every body invited. -Uook-keeping Elocutio;n, Mu sic, Instruinantal, vocal, aid S-igh t Reading, Latin, (reek, and all the iqtudios4or a thorough proptration for college or life taught In theo Contral Graded school. (ro !and .tention given to over'v -pu 'il. ave you a daughter o a to ed 46t-3 ? At nino )'clock thismrm g An. .Iormat receptin , i rom J Iin till elevena o'clock, was hold ant t hn residence last eveni ig. A mong those present from a distance wers Mr. agd-'Mrs. A. B. Carpenter, Greenils, Mre. Robt. E. Gaines, Richmond, Va, Miss Roberts El herton~, Ga.,. Miss Gertrude Hoyt, Greenville, Miss Heard, Elberton,. Ge.,. Misses Lidie. and .Gertrude Hagool eyl4, Mdiss A urie l lhigEw'ortb, a~ckoe, Miss Janie Gan.tt, Pendleton, Miss Annie Hardin, Chester, Mrs. Nell Dam burg, Bamburg, Miss.$w$?dell, Au gusta, Ga., Miss Marion 'Quat4Ie-. bhumn, Ridge Sygdujg, Mr. and Mrs. Jf;-A. Ligon, Spartanburg,,11 WV. C. Maul4 in, Jlanxpten, and Mr. Wn. *'. Thahsinggame, Pjcker,s. During the evening refreshments were served and the guests were treated with appropriate sol Action by Miss Bettie Mae~ Mauldin with the violin, accompanied by Mrs. Helen Ligon at the pian~o. Taste ful decoration gave additional charm, and a lavish display of use ful and valuable presents testified to. the .popularity of the young people. Mrs. Paget is the eldest daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Mauld in. * Gitted and accomplished, she is a general favorite in Anderson. * ~ Mr. Paget is a prominent young )awyer of the Sahiuda Bar. Tha bridal party left this morn ing oni the south-bound Southern train for Saluda, carrymng with them the best .wishes of scores of friends. --Anderson In teliecr of ist inst.Igncr No Right to IIlnss. The womian who is lovely~ in face, forrn and temperOt wi niay hav'e friends, but (one who woul!d hi, ait tractivo must koop lher htelt h. .1f she is weatl(, sickly neid allI runl down, she will he I)orVousl P.nd( ir ritable. If she has consetipat iCn 4r kidney trouble, her imupureo hlood will cause pimples, hlheos, skin, eruptions and a wr'.ehed comle~fx ion. Electric Bitters is the~ best medicmne in tho worlId to re.gulate stomach, liver and kcidnoys anid to purtiify tho blood.1 It gives slton nerves, bright es, cnvm.oh, velvety fnkin, rich complexion. -It will mtakea a go~od-Jookin~g, chairming woman of an ru n-dawni inivalid, Onla'y Ji0 cents at W. T.1. Mc a'mi dr~a4 ug M*ore. Volcarnic Erupilas~ .Are granid, but1 S3k in Erh onL01r r life of joy. B~uckIini's Arien ia Sn Ivo eures them ; also, ObIl, h'inning and Feover $Sos, llenrra, Boils. Folons, (Jornns, Warts, Cat , Burns, * Bruises, Scalds, Chappird HIan, Ch ilblainse. Best l'i lo (Cura om 3i;rth, JUrivos out pain-s and~ aht Only 250, a box, C o geirvI~eed. Shriff Sale. State*of South Carolina, County of Piokens. Mary Alid' Cclian, In her: ow right, and -Dosa Cochran, Lo land A. Coohian, Walter D. Cochran, Mantie Cochran, Myra Lou Cochran, Sallie BessiE Cocliran, Thurman Cochran and Georgia Cochran, by their Guar dian ad litem Mary Alice Cochran Plaintifar vs. G. B. Cochran and A. J. Boggi as Administrators of the estato of J. W. Cochirau, deceased. Defendants. By virtue of a decretal orde made in the above stated case o the 27th day ot October 1899, by tWe Hon. Ernest Gary, Presiding Judge, I will soll on Salesday in Docember 1899, .44 i to the high. legal hours for,. 'sie thi..followinig described .A.l.. ;tb.A pie parcel, or loat of laa tuatWolying and being in b C9nnty of ickons and Stati aforestid, inl the Lown of . Calhoun, on North side. of Air Line railroad, containing one (1) acro more or less, coutaining .the meets anl bounds reprosonted ..by . a plat hade10 .of the aid lmrnd by F. V. Cayton l March.2d, 1392 Ternis cash on day of sale. Puirl. chaser to pay for all papers and feryrecog1ingand stamps, &c. J. H. G, McDANIEL, .Sheriff Pickens County. Sheriff Sale.. State of South. Crolina, 1 0ounty...ot Pikens..f The :Seneca- Bank, a corporation duly chartered by and under tho .Aaws of the State of South Caro liu -a. . Plaintiff. ......I a G. B.:. Cochran, Ernest Coch ran, Cecil Cochran, Lucile Cochran, Dowitt Cochran, TMarvin Cocl ran, infants, and A. J. Boggs, as Administrator of the estate of J. W. Ceeru ,11Uaed. Def endantsL. By virtue of a Decretal Order made inl the above stated case on the 27th day of Octobor, 1899, by .th6 Hon. Ernxest Gary, Presiding Judge, I will el.1 to the highest bidder at Pickens court house, on Salosday inl December, 1899, during the legal hours for salo, the following described real estate to wi : All th a t piece, parcel or t!raet, ,f) n, g and being in the State County aforeid. containing twle aces (12). ic ro-; mlor or lag bond-l y lneof WV. R. hin on t he North, South and WI-. nd on the East by lIans of Aaroni B g, accordinug to platm nmadte by .NhWn hi. Stribbling on' the *Md Iay .of January, 1894, Iros' cash1.on dayV of sale. Par ch'asur to pay for all papers and~ for recordling the same and for stamps. J. ft. G. McDANIEl, Sheriff Pickeuns County. Clerk's Sales. State of South Carolina, County of Pickens. In Common Pleas. Upufirsuianod 'of' Dretal Orders anid orde(rA of foreclosure made in thet following named cases and on file in the Clerk's office for: Pickens County, I will s'ell to-the highest bidder at Pickens court house, during the legal hours for sale, on A''Salosday in December next, the following described real estato in the eases herein named, to-wit: Van 14. 1llison, Elias F Ellison ot. al. All that certain piece, parcel or tract of land, hying, being situate in the County and State aforesaid, in Easlev Township, on south side of the Cox bridge road, adjoining lands of W. M. Hangood, J. M. Stewart aind others. containing five (5) acres more or less. Tern~ cash on day of sale. Pur chaser t-, pay for papers and stamps and for r -cording the same. T. II. Smiith, et. a]., vs. A. F. Smith. . 1st. All that certamn piece, p~arel ot tract of land, lying, being sit ui te in the County and Stato aflore 51id, ini Con tral Tfowns5hiip, on wtetrs of Eighteen Mile Creek, con taingng~s"venty-opeo.. anti ,omefifthi, (71 ,:--) ciros. more or los.s, and ko w,-a traot No ., ini the dlivIS ion of ..h, 1 real Na te of thie esta te of 1,A A. Sndimtl h doeased. '2eh '.\ th thhe . rataIjoi oig Abae lb >v., m1n1t one truat,cogb tin m'g s.i .ty- four (G I,) alcrte mi're or hascan< kn1~ cmown ai:s t ratf No. 2. id. .\l that other tract adjin~ ing tract No :2, J1. C. Brock, Mirs. Eiarl. and othiers, eon taiiing sixty th roe anid onot-fifith ( (u,-1-5,) acres more or loss, ned ( knlown as tract No. fi. Pla's of tho absove lands on file in the Clerks oflhco. Tjm one-half ca:-hi on day o suli, balance on a credIit of two1h-(. m'ths with initurkst from 'day of Rol in (ho (reit porionef, se~ciired by 1011d of the p~uirob~iamind a c m a '. of t.ho )e.~i rom ie. Ri(chard. an~iha rd t Daircus P'. Robmnscon, et al. All Ihat certain piece, paroel or tract of land, lying, being situate in thspvounty and State aforesaid in EaloV ToWnship, on WaterS of Georgo's Crook ocutaining~ one hiun dred >and ~tir4Ivov(1U5) nRQes. moto or loss, bounded by lands df Mrs. 14. 1-. Barton, McWhorter and qthors . Tornis one-half cash, bal anice on a crodit of twelve months, w ith mi)terost on credit portion from day of salt, secured by the bond of purchaser and mortgage of the premises. Purchasers to pay for papers and stamps and for recording. R.: F. Smith, t, III, vs. James Agnew. 1st. All thoso two lots in the towVn of Calhoun inl the couity and StIto aforesaid, lying on south sido of railroad, adjoining lands of Robert Grant, Robert Cochran and othors, both lots run together and contains in the aggregate two acres (2) more or loss. 2nd. All of that other tract of land being m said county and State in Central Township oil the west side of Twelve Mile River containing eighty nino (89) acree, ,more or less, adjoining lands of S. P. )endy, R. E. Garvin, Fouben Arnold's estate and others, it being the same land conveyed to the de fendaut by 0. T. Clardy, 4th Janu ary, 1889, Terms, one-half cash, balance on a credit of sIx month-;, with inter est on the credit portion from day of sale, secured by bond of pur chasers and a mortgage of the pre m ises. The purchaeors in all the above mentlioned sales must pay for all the papers and stamps and for record ing on day of sa1s. J. M. STEWART, 9Nov99 Clerk of Court. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Buggies, Wagons, 'Harness, Horses and Large drove inst in from T e 8'e-ssU, on'e, young, sound adat i iv~: 14. es We dely c(aompetition in our lines. I nspelct ion oC stock solicit. ed1. chbarl1es & MceBrayer. Stables and Storehouse River Str eet, ,(REENVILL.E, - - S. C. may1 9-98. Ask For Trading Sta. lMcAlistcr & Bogitie. DRY GOODS, NOTIONIS, - CARPETS.-AND WINDOWV SHADES. Every Department now Refilled With Choice Newv Material. IN DRESS GOODS, SILKS AND TRIMMINGS, The assortment would (10 credit to some of the big city stores. They have all grades from the cheapest to the very finest makes. They have trimmings of all die scriptions to match all shades of dross goodis. IN WHITE AND WASH GOODS DEPIARTMENT. The assortment was never more comipleto. All grades of wvhite and colored1 Or'gandios, I awns, Mushmns, Piques, Sw issos, D~ucks, French Gingliarms, Porcales, Calicoes, etoc, etc. THEIR LINE OF LACES ANDI -E.M lHROIDEIES Ts the harg. .ever displayed ini th is pa~rt of' the glob o. In all lead ii n'! me .+---long me diuml nnd shor't cuts, From 50 'en t !s I o $. PA AS-OLS AND) SUN SHADES In, all the' niw upl to) dato ideais. Y'ou will1 find thiomi in black, whito and1( colors. TH IEIRl CAR PET1, MIA'TTING, RUG Shado and Curtain D~epart men t is thie lairgest ini thi p art of the countryI and t heir prco are gt urant1 .o lower t hant you will finrd in A thu nt~a (r harlo *ton. T by k- 'But i I irick Pa tiern - o~lyjel, Ill n t'rn, Ask for) bhit tari(1(k~ F 'r Shioot and Yark priesen t them to thetiri customers. O~ Jusrt op)oned Ready Mado Shirt WVaists an d 8k irts, HIe A ister & Beattle. DRUGS! DRU&rS! DRUG-S! Are You Prejudicedi? Are You Open to Conviction? Many people think it necessary to go to some large city to find a FIRST CLAt4S DRUG -STORE Don't You Believe It! You can be convinced that there is a first-class drug store here by calling on DRUGGIST, PICKENS COURT HOUSE, SOUTH CAROLINA. We Carry as Fine and Varied Stock of Irugs and Chemicals .. STANDARD PATENT MEDICINES. As cin be fSund in any city, Wit- Bur Direct rati the Largest Chemnical Lab oratories in the country, and buying for cash we are enabled to get the lowest prices, besides always being sure of obtaining Pure, Fresh mahkrials. Again, we are not undecr enormous expense and can seiri-cu. goods and fill your PRESCRIPTIONS AL Reasonable Rate. We Keep the Best Froml the Leading Manufacturers. - ' rr ~ r TIracle --- Is Especially Solicited. 74 E aro constantly adding overy necW, novel and of biusumse~s. If you so~o a medicino advertised and wanit it, we wall gladly get it for you if wo do not havo it in stock. YOUR PATRONAGE IsI always appre)c(iated, no maittor how small your puIrchaseP, you ma~y r est assuredI it will be our con stanit aim to sell you tho best goode that can bo ob tainied and at r'eaasonable prices. Very respectfully, e .Dr. Ci. WV. Earle, N au1 099. Pickens. S. 0. C HLUOT PRICES. Cotton is a good price and everythin else Is going hih er, but we are offering our entire stock of Fall and Winter Goods, [11d we have one of the Jargest in the country, at the saide prices we did when cotton was 5 cents a pound. We nre making a specialt,y on Clothing, Shoe#. ltat;, Dress Goo(Is and Gents Furnishings. We want to call your attention Flannels, Cassimoree, Ofdfge. ospcially to our lino ot Clothing Peroales, Korseys, auid a lot, d4. 1111(1 Shoes We have nearly double Jeans that's an eye opener, ptices th a11ount of ho 11 linos that we rom 10 cents a yard to 85 ceat. 4 s arry and aro in a better Be& Ticking, Straw and Feathe. to bol'n you than ever be- Lace Curtains, Table Damas, 'h in quality aid price. Linens of all kinds, Toweling, do' Ihero is 11o eed to toll you the lies. Don't forget to look at ort sho to busv, for the Battle Axe line of Wool and Plush Cape will out wear any shoe for the samne when in town. We have sow money on tho imiarkot. rare bargains to offer in this lini Big lot of extra Pants, ranging Hardware of all kinds, Stoves from 50 cents to $6.00, no trouble Trunks, Satohele, Saddles, Bridles bo fit both stout's and long's. Vagons, Harness, Buggy Harne: gico lie of Overcoats, both Wool Wagon lines, Lap Robes Bugg md Mackintosh. Largest assort- Umbrellas, and-but we must sto font of Dress Goodg ever shown as the editor is drawing ia line clos loro. Woolen goods of all kinds. under us and we haven't the spac -o tell you of half the things we'd like to, but come and se or yourself, we will (o our best to please 'you and every trad ye nake we guarantee to be satisfactory, Yours Truly, Folger and Phornley )ealors inl General Merchandiso. Pickens, South Carolina. Bory.Wv "TPIhxe Battlbe. A=4 shees and don't have ny other kind. A0 A-M AGAIN ['i0 1 FOR PICKENS TRADE. Many of th good people of Pickens trado with me now. WE aa [preciate ti] ir trade and love to wait on them, and judging from the way they have lt'k to me they must beliove that they have been treated right; thatt my goods aro the right goods, and that my prices are xight. W ithIoIut Iulking any big claim, I think I can justly say that I am pro pa"tred to giv. my customers better goods for the money than they Till 1111d elsewhiero. My !res Goods Section is full of everything any lady wanten Black Goods, Coloro( Goods, Mixed Goods, Fancy Goods, Plain Goode, Fino Goods and Cheap Goods. I pridT myself on keeping tihe best Jeans and Flannels that can be so1(d at tho price. I begin miy price on Jeans at 10 cents. Red Flan4 niel at, 100. Thle best 25c Jeans in the State. UnderWear--The kind that keops you warm. Heavy fleeced shirts al d rawors for muon, women and children. IHosiery for men, women) and child(1ron. 8 p~airs heavy hlalf hose for 25c; 3 pair, heavy "oods hose, 25w ; hlOso at 5o. On Blankets you may try the town over, and if you oonside* Wualit y mn'1 price combined, I will sell you your blankets and quilts. Now for my pot-the article that all my customers say they get hie i est fr~om A. K. PARK --...djnogt sell a man's shoe for over $3, but it iste i s charge you $3.60 and * $4 for.- I do nIot seli sshoe less than $1. The same shoe is sold right 8l. Sh E S ll for $1.25. It does nlot pay me to soll a manl's shoe for less than $1.00. It ~von't pay you to buy one for less. Anyt~hing you want in wtomenl and children's shoes; you can fid t here. The sho0os 1 soll you are comfortable, durable, reliable, Any )air failing to come up to guarantee another pair given or your money ~efundled cheorfully. I am here for honest business. A. K. PARK, Grednville, 8. 0. 1898 1899 ~otton 4 1-2c Cotton 6 1-2c,7 M. weighing free: C)UITLE A DTJFFERENCE, ISN'T IT? We hope it will bo higher, but the present price Is almost equat to 0 por~ cent. over the price of last year. Now, then, regardles, of the dvanco in cotton goods8, look at whIat we are going to do for you this all and W in tur. E xpectoig an adlvance in morchandise, I placed orders vith manulioturers and jobbers early in the Spring for nearly eyer . hing in my line. Consequoently I have an immense stock in eachde >artment at ti, low price-s of 1898, and can sell you bargains in every ino o1 goods, Sewe blIow for a few prices: 10.000) yaruds m-w I-'allI l'rints, standard quality, 50, worth 6jo. 2,000 yards :8-I I'r'ales, 50, worth Gio. 2,000) yards Iltea. y N N N Drill, 5c, wvorth 7tc. 1 ,000) yards II eavy ()u t in g, Sc, worth 64c, 1 ,000 yards Ilea:uvy OutIi ig, 10c quality, my price, 8o. 20 yardI, 'ardu wie, W&'achuii g for $1.00. 25 yards ge'". 1y 1. oI m spuln Chirecks for $1.00. '20 yards i hevyI limnej'pun Checks for $1.00. 25 yards :-n- h. l.'!u "e 'Good Quality'' for$.0 20 yards~ I i .\ \i*.\betin for $1.00, r$.~ 8 *uir's II I *i jl.+ lhii'nel (all wool), for $1.00. ,""".r eM r y C gur I laninelettos,(fleecod on one side) Seoy . , ilhese aro rea'ly wvorth 1e. Good's I I ~.-ln bir laenthers at I0c, worth 12&c, rai H Lj 1rho ( A. C. A.), best mxade, 1260, worth 16c. 500 ynili. l'ayy W("ol IKorseys at 25o a yard, easily wortk85o . 1 Just thie thing for wIter paInts 0or a suit of c10th0e M ah~.o r'c m our~ orders early for dross goods, and can sell: yo'n a lnavy A ll \\sl l:nck Sargo at 25o a yard, worth 85c. Black figured irjca huiiis li 2() andl 24c, worth 80 and 25c. Black Brilliantines, 25 nid 35c, won Id bie goodl value at 35 and 50c. Beautiful Misedt Wool initings at 21) and 25c. Beautiful fancy figured (404zmb goods) Bro. idmeef~k, 2(0 and1 '2c a yard. WVe could name a thousand otheor articles, every one a bargain ico will not permit, hut we must mention OUR STOCK OF JEANS (o have received over 150 pes (5,000 yards) and start the price at 100 ir a good heavy one up to 25o for those 9-oz. Wool Jeans we sold so any of last winter. Do not buy your Jeans till you see our stook We would like to talk Shoes to you, but haven't room this time. re have a *5,000 stock of new, solid leather Shoes, all bought early fore the advance, and can save you mnoney on them. Do not tall to >me aind see us before you buy. Yours for Fair Dealing, o Gooeds Char'ged,W iFE