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R~OBINS4ON, E ditor. 1) IVERY THURSDAY. don One Dollar a Year 9 the Post Offle at Piokens as i imtter. RSAMY, JAN. 4, 1900, flCJATEuAL. &'EI) By W. W. F. BRIGHT, Sunt. of Education. cr teacher, the consus enu will be around noxt June. the childrei abovo sevon d in yowu district read and It not, i.3 it not time for ho i) and doing something gool of yoni' foW man? * * * brother teacell(r, the tru-s ive aitihoiit.y to otop the on 1ecount of cholera, yel. :I, isiall pox and like con. . iseases. The modical pro. I Say that vacciniation is v le't.ventativo in small pox, knlow more ahl)Onlt it than W< d. They ought to knov about their profession thai ,1and we o'Ight to study an our professioi othes. . iecw Tearlier's RegIsters. Shave received oiio hundre( rcdskrs and are sondifn out to tl toacliers its fast a ilo. In s"1m> casos they ar, to t!ho clrk of tho board o es. OTher is no(ut oniough U. foi tLe ScIl'Ed year, but mor ben d nod N 11! he son is new regi t'r is to tako thv of the old oie. All record o old one siice the first o IS99, ar. to hw tirmaniscrihe( new ono un1d the old on1 t(. iuriiid to t he Couity Supor. IOD f, keepi1ig (he niew register, rs fin( ii iti uchi easier to onl *upils iiiones a lhabetically. a.imes oif it Hrpils after they intrd mumust be kept, on the line r 'I to the vn of the I year. inril1 , i-het must be 011t. pll jut y lit the close of 2001 inal banded to e Coun. ted by anyone who s') de 1t. is the duty of the grand exaino them. catrrants will he scnt to the *the board oif trustees ne receiv'd. a1 iiiiaheial repotrt, hooks for that. purpose~ ont Whmen rei~''ved. Catecece' Ite~Am. bireo month wo8 .'ewjill lot sy r'eaderjs of Tr Jorax Su *',.* (Stnge in Win. Fagan' auverti uieUt in this issue. -A son of Joseph Pace, v lives near Pickene, was out b hunting Monday with several i boys and was acoidently shot the eye. From reports, only shot entered the eye. and it stri a tree before hitting him. Bolt carried him to Greenville same day to have it taken out. -Capt Jno. P, Leach, of Lit ton, North Carolina, who rel sents large exporters of hard w lumber was in our town the I wook and spent two days insp ing the timber forests in the Es too region. He reports the tin is of sufficient quantity and et ble quality for his trade, but i ceptable and of no value unless can pursuado his people to struct a railroad hence to the I ber tracts. He thinki that ' one or two hundred thousand a of timber land at a reason price, he can induce his comi to construct the transportation cility. We urge our frionds a1 the line of the survoyed rout offer all necessary iieou rlagol to this ouitorpriso. P rlties inl estod in thi enterprivo can get thor information by aipplyin: I Jno. L. Graveloy, 'C., ti Dale, S. C. On Thiurslay i neitl Ill w 21,41 Decemlber., the1 l'ic'ken.-4 ]iih Sl gave aln ontert Il!llni'it ill 11i loum to a n r :* d1(! ie('. Ill] miiss:ioli feo waS olly it'll Ce" It.S about 4:20 Ia, realized. 11 ''1 of the Outer! -Iilllilel. wns 14r advalncemellit, 1, pr1 ili. o!.. Domlore .slo lilwdd WO aI to On1e of 11110 Colltf lits f ' be)(st. sp)ech i:1 pirhibit i-m. I 'gram111 w:w a lw: Is~t, Spen by Ac1ball Unk r 2d. peonclh by WaIAyne 1 Maul Charado, on titled( "Mistakeos.' Music. 8d. Speech by Joo Kinchi, jr. Music. 4th Spoe-cli by Miss Flor Carey. Charido en Ii tlod "Jlard Tim', (singing). 5th. Speocli by Miss Nellie Gr dy. MUsic. 6th Speoch by Miss Ada Gil pio. Charado, ontitled "MNad Cap." 'tl. Spoech by John Field. Music. 8th. Speech by Brandon Tay 9th. Spooch by Lomuel Stans This onded the program Sheriff McDan ry anid W. F. Bias d their decision ne todial in the con ti d to Mr. John Fie ado the best spee es were good and e n tostants were h is .. ..~.- by the audier Prof. Wyer and Mrs. Cureton servo miuch praise and credit the training they have taugh t p)upils of the school and we h that uinboundod success will or< their further efforts. The music1 wvas furnished Messrs. James and Ben Parm and Ross O'D)oll, andl was cortai fine. Thley undelrstandi( their b) nose, and thoso wvho were not p ont to witness the exercises hoar thne music certainly misse treat. Citation NJotico. Counity of Pickons. .LB. Newhery', Esquj1ire, J >ate .Judge. ?, tO grint Iinh Lf L'ors of strtinn of1 i tho1 E&t ate of a of T1. E. .Janwis, deceasede so aire Troforo.( to elloI uliSh all Olld ringill'th I m1105, d (*I'd' , ha! th v a.t(e, to b' held lt I -k I louse, S. ('., on11 tho a itin erV, 1 )U1) ola e renloonl, 1t shw causi'n, if -ave, why t he saiid Adii I shoub11 not. hel granitedl. tin underlt my lland, thlis 3 ' D~ecomnber, .1899, in the .1 2 f oulr Indehpemidelico, I-:A L.]J J. B. Newhery, w2. J. P. P. ( Citation. >f South Carolina, 'ity of Pickens. 1. Newbery, Esquire, 1 Judge. reans, R. 3. Rogers and ire mad, suit to me, to gr ,otters of Administratior ate of and effects of Ho: deceased. Sare Therefore to cite :sh all and singular tho I nd Creditops of the a Rogers, decessed, that tI app ear before me, in of Probate..to be held Scourt hoUse, 8. 0., on of January, 1900, next, lication hereof, at 11 o'ol forenoon, to shew causE iy have, why the said,. itlon should not begran 1 under my Hand, this : ')ecemnber, 1899, in the 1! *our Independence. J. B. Newbery, v2, .Tndan 1'atm o 4 NESS TO COLUMBIA, S.C. ho ird ore WHAT I SAY i WILL DO, I DO, DO. Ick 0 Dr. Competitors, you had as well try the to lift yourself in a basket, us to undersell me. e. My desire is to move goods, not e- to got cash. Shrewd buyers need )re- no arguing. Each and ovory claim cod made by me at this sale is just as at- represented. I do not advertise something I haven't got. I will ba- sell in the next thirty days, twon .ber ty Pianos at factory prices; sixty ita- flve organs; forty-five sowing ma ac- chinos; ten hod of horses; twelve he wagons; eighty head of fino Jersey on- milch cows; twenty head of thor ."- oughbred Jersey heifer calves. vith The pianos will be sold at whole :res sale price for cash. $450 pianos a)le for $300; $350 pianos for *265; $250 ianty pianos for $145; $85 organ for $55; fa- $75 organ for $45; $55 sowing ma ong chine for $28; $45 .machino for $18. : to \Vili sell milch cows on thro LOentP 111011114, mot., and anyove buying fur-a Im ilcl cow from me, can pastir(e fu- nxt suimnmer Iroo of charge, in th ito hrry pastitur, six monltsi, y wich aniounts to $9.00. It is not ,, much ioney tlt J 1 want, as (o got rid of tho pialn->, organs, w win~t maclaines, horsos, wagmns al et ws, (bait I ha've oni 0 hrd. I !':!, re'(ted i stor iln l.nnba PC., a1 will open up bn1ines ther 1 n Janary 1st . 10. VTI .' b v onl 1a11 r.s!. . l r. r I' .s o I he 1w co t, A n a o t o 1 ! - T i s i d i s n o f a k e m i . I hahibm eb n ste , hand ! I hev wil hr cl,' If you lav got tioe c.1 % w it Io flm :.1 ' n I 2 '0 a . Q-1pi61 I wlt w. lh at wiN0a, orr .an alnd .wnig nmuchn. AflinullO i at , lifelunet - n M w a-mie pices., Th11 011.-uni w n , iho deal1 (Irl a pr(Iiit? 1141 d, al'O all i aU a (I You got tlieln alt wllolwsaler's pridit. Howing miachino nowllos; at 20 cents a dozen ; 10 celts oil at 5 celts por hottle. de $8.00 Guitars for $4.50; $5.00 Violins $3.00. 3.1 lEvorything olso in the small in strumenit lin1e to go in proportion. an Come while lho goods are on hand. M. L. ALEXANDER, Oreenville, S. C. jia4-1 900.tf His Life wa; Saved. Mr. J.. E. Lilly, a pon un t 1 ti or. zon of Iannibal, Mo., latolv had a o1. wonderful doliverance fromn a md frightful death. In tolling of it ho iel, says: "I was takon with tylphoid n--fever, tht ran into pnoumonia. ,to My lungs bocaiue hardened. I was 0- sowoa I couldn't ovon sit up1 inl ids, bed. Nothing helped mo1. I ex oh. pocted to soon to die of Con sump sob tien, when I heard of Dr.- King's hly New Discovery. One bottle gavo Iee. great relief. I continued to uso it, do- and now am strong and well. I for can't say too much in its nraiso." the This marvellous medicmne is the 0ope surest and quichost cure ini tho >WnI world for all Throat and Lung Trouble. Regular sizes 50 couts by and $1. Tria& bottlos free at W. T. ens McFall's Drug Store; every bottlo lily guaranteed. ulsi--_ _ _ _ _ _ _ o- $100 Reward $100. and Th'le readers of thls paper will be pleas. d a od to learn thaimt there Is at11 Oleat'eread ed diseaise that sc1Ience ha~s beeni abhe to curo in all its stages, anid that is Cataih. Hcail'R Ctarr-mh Citre Is the only positive ('tre kn1own'l 1o thme nied~ial r faterit, VCatarrh i ng- 2 a o nIsttlIIit tinl e isen! I 1all's ('aa r 21:2iliII oi is tak~en lternai lir, ro acting di irct Iy upon21 tim lIood. andi 11 m' 2ionl . si faces of I he1 systA2em, thi~eeby dI su iu''i vin a the :atIint strenigth by un'ii - Adl- ig up t.; i 'l cositutiou and( assisting na and( ftiore Iin doin-,ilsi work. Th'le p)roprlielors. have 12 mn:Ih IfaiI.i iIts curative power 2 ,(' thant thmey oI1mle I linndredCt Dollars'9 for :nm li- of mestimmonil. ehl j~;' by 1)ruir: t, 752', ilsfmi.1'll Jth et AS W VE Expected. Christmas is comning and wo have a lot of Xmas trix and other goods that we imust get off beforo and during the holhdays. 'ro- .You can still have your poach pies. We can sell yon canned pea J. os at preser t wholesale prices ant and still make a nice profit. We of contracted for them bofore the rise. ury We are going out of the Clock business. WVe still hayo a few of and those over rehiable eight day clocks ~in- that you can get at almost your aid owvn price. We haven't the space mey to q~uote pricos bore, but wo hiavo the specials all alelng the lino. at Try Capitola, it'si a splendlid pure the wheat flour. af- Try us, if we can't save you ook money we don't ask you to buy. AdEFver yours, Led. FREEMAN & HENDRIORS, [4th MAth -b.Dealers In General merchandiso, Pickens Se O, -00 I Having decided to go out of business, will sell my entire stock of Shoes, Hats And Notions, AT FIR S COST. This is a rare chance you cannot afford to miss, This advertisement is not to deceive the public. I will m1ake a Of e t i 1i store. Come at once and get your share of1 th - .. -'11.l "7 / (. n I t - - - - - GreQnvil!o, . . WORK Fcir e _______ we h:ive hor -it, I ]t ire Works iI order tIit t.he boys may have "'Some Fin" duine; II'' iotblay .iihl riieo- are sn low that- the sin.llest bo y with 11hw .snalest oel.-M bok inn;. hot to his satislawtimn. Gzand display and Balb)on 1scenm ion in fioit of or 1,re christiai night., Look for it. 67'-l)on't fret ilit wte ire The Leaders foi Drugs. Try tho ever reliable Grip CapHile for 1i1: :ii ;oIlds. if your hp< ehal)p and your skin is rough, use Bolt & Thornley's , N v. rin .10lly. i' a good thing. If you are troubled with a cotn.gh yon will dto well 0 try WhiiLe Pine Compound Call on ns for anything In the Drug1" line. W() sl the best !I and 10 Cent Cigars. ly l v wa t ( o-)1 (*i' . we can r.nppyyon. 0Ur line of Finie ( ai1 A N. 't heexcelled, an.l it's FRESIH. Yours very truly, Frooman Block., Piokens, S, 0. sept2 tf. HEI!REY WRIENDI \Ve hav~e openedI up a' Poult'r Busineos in Charlerston,8. C., ad( we are nlow prepared to handle all the Poultry and Eggs mn the~ country, at a good price. Bring them on. OUI.1 S'Zo'CL OF (-ons is E X-et., ILEN T., We have on hand a nice line of Eight-Day, half-hour strike, CLOCKS at Low Prices. Rlang! Bang!! 'Bangf! For IFireworks, colme to sece us, also Ceudies, Oranges, Lemons, &c, giv Vu s a trial before you buy, Yours truly, (of.5 99 he(tw. Pickens, S. C, *E n *a TPon of Whoat Bran. Comao and got some Se and hoser. . We~7 havo open~ed a full and comn. plCto line of --SHOES AND HIOSUCRY . and1( are Ieadlquarters for Shioes .7 ~K. that fit and wear well. Evorythinig -~ *~-~ new, no old stock, All goods . /bough t from manufacturers and at Lowest Cash Prices. We can save you money on any thingin our line. GTGive us8 a look befor, buy.. ing. All goode guaranted.i Solo agents for Krippendoif & Dittmnan'e oisSpecial attention givon to mail ordors. PRIDE & PATTON, 100 Main Street, -O reenville, 8. 0. RiNext door to Lipscomhbo & Russell. nov~Otf. . AM o all my patrons for a good t*f n 1899. I believe the principles iave adopted will win; that of ut lerbuy, undersell, cash down. The only'way I account for ti >est year's trade since I have bee iere is that the goods and prioa ire making a more powerful appei ,ban any argument I can make. say boldly. unulwe I can save yc noney in quality and price, yc will not be asked to trade. I am lwaye lookiug for bargaii bo givo my customers. It in ni bow much can I get for an artiol but how cheap can I soll it. pleased customer is my best adve tisomnont. Tho more goods I sc tho less profit I can afford to sll This cold weather stiggests go .3tr'is co0lt ('. Somol say it hl goie t'.p, that 's nil right, I botigl be<.re it wnit. up, and in!il 1 \oL i- :"id I will :ell you a; Vi Rio, (bi and strong, not a bhu bean in tie lot, in lots of *5 wor ar nowards, 11 pou ds for , .l o i oi 1lc per' po nd, Jot. iM! -I Clothing, me hk.- '1:1d h ildrenls. Margin ot ofC:1p?, h1ats a11 Sorio special bargnins in har warel axfes, plows, and1( turn plowi Wlilo 1899 was the best yea como on and help make this st botter. A f[w cooking stoves at a bn gain. Schnapps tobacco, 35c. pir lb. T D Harris. - DE)ALFR IN Sash,.Doors, Blinds, Floorin Oeiling, and Weatherboard ing, Moulding, of all kinds. Leather and .~ Rubber Belting together With all kinds of ENGINE AR3 PIPE P"TTIM9 Also Engine and dyinder 011 Linmeed Oil, Beth Raw a Boiled for painting, and Wh [ead3 of Best Quality. Give us a trial before kniy1 luewhere. B. E. ORAN DY, Pickena P. C. Oiliece and Warobouso near I pot Sale D~roead and mnttehed P'looring, nraded.~ andrau d ~ tlo V 9315 p t 10 por MN ii % x C, f12f> av $ ty Boexing IBase, plain Caalig freasud 1% x 12 5. Lum >e:, 1i a er M fe~ neoard. dreused 28. and 2 a4 , em, 610 per M. fe M~.onldings, 304 per 0. ft:, for es inch in width. Doors, sash, Blind., Glasa, rut Paint., 8tain., Varnishes, e0 Brushes, eto. Lath., Limne Flastering, iHair, ri ter Paris, is.. Respectfully,T Cower & Spelghtei Office and Warehouse 107 Laurei street. Coal and Wood Yard and Lutal Lumber Sheds, 0. & W. 0. R. corner Broad and Gas stree,, a~r9~9yl.Greenville, S. E, to PATENT QoAIA A'st Attor'eye at 'Xi Pickn 's z;, Practico in all the Office ovet Earlbe6 Drtatojo ff. J. HAYNWORTH1 fnr 6 L. W. PARKuxa Greenville, S. 0. Haynosworth,Park., Attorneys-at Pilkens 0. H., . - p Practice in all Courts business promptly. . S1""Money to loan. 0 B. A. MORGAN, W. F. BLASSINGAME I Greenvillo S. 0.- Flokens. Morgan & BIassingame, 0 ATTORNEYS AT LAW Plekens. 0. R., 8. 0.. IseMee in all the eeurte. D It. OBERT KIRKsEy u Physiolan and 4urveon, u Ocso at his residece at the' Kirksey hone pla, en Telve Mile Elv )t 0. FITZGERALD, P1ITrOon. * pher, Greenville, 8. 0. Office over A Addison's Drug Store. All work guaranteed to give satisfac tion. aI8-.97yl. JILok A Siltelt In Titne. Save nhin. Ilughes' Tonle (neiv im idnlste pleaisanat, takeni In ear-ly' - I:I Fall prevents Chills, Dengne !il Feveri. Acts oil the liver, 1' i the -.vstem. Better thai Q61 knu tfrand h3, try it. At Drug. r,-. anld $1.00 bottle.s. P0U0NTS DUE N 1 -rwool & N0i wood, Den. - bes W id by Nov. 1mr, 1899, SI boI 1ine-- i* being closea II', Id ~ n ;;!I 11% la that dive wvill or - lc theO hand- of unr aittorie3y . N NuJWuol). , Money to Loan. on unpri ve fr I lan d I. ue i imm11. of 'E'to al uplw.1nts. LaoVsv .,-pn 1abi n witall I,;.a *is Juent., (n)( lim o ve r- y Ihio 4 *fibbush. In. ing rower to pay o0f his 4 ,ilebtednless wi hiit .-.% hantisting his 'op in 11y on4'e. year. A iply' t' J. Er. Dogg A t.I..rny, 0t7 $14 Y1. Piekona, 8. 0. Focr 0ao. Bevenl uowa of lin1c hilld, in splendlid condition, withie ten minutei walk of th0 Co1(urt hlie.. A Ibflrgai.! to l4 on wMIP ish. I) In", tIat hiere. Sgitible for lots for I umid ig purposen. Tllms relasonable. pply to F]ralk E. CoX, a18tt. Ptcken. S. U surveyor. Have your land surved, I am prepared with Ii-st class instru -- ments to do you a. first class job, ,nd oan he found axt my residence, Alexander, S. 0. or reachod by phone. t JULIUS PARSONS. Trespass Ndtice. All persons are hereby warnod no, to hunt, fish or in any way trespass up, -'-- . T it ..n. iaw in this Led to the I sop28ta1,. L.BM . M. W. Goodlett, Manufacturer of Leather~ *Harnes, Halters anid Bridles, and all kinds of Harness made atto order. t highest cashI price paid for Hides, Fuirs, B'eswax and STallow. 'M. W. (AOOI)LETT. 109) Mmin Street, Greenville, S. 0. )Sp~inTgwood Tannery. marieh12yl. summr~er M .-:sfllJy ) Mag .S.,'t, (Greenv'ille, 13.0 h a y n d anr t lt y o nl h a n dgu d u rin g ' thu amIJ~on, al l"h latedl 4yis ati Set thel i(owes6t poib,4i~o liric(:. Ot ICKUENS3 RAILR()AD ei Schwd ule In Ifl'et June 26th,, 1898.. On an d after JTune thle 20th, the foliow lng Schilie will lte run over the P'iekonsu *e R. U for the purpose of hauling Freight an~d assengers, viy4 N'e 9--Daily except Sunday--No. 10. Read Down. Mixed Train Read Up. 4.20 am Lv Plckcons Ar 7.50 am 5.00 am Ar JEasley Lv 7.05 aim Nfo. 12--Daily except Sunday- No. 11 ms Read D'own P'ast-enger~ servie Roard Up 1 im Lv' Ple~kenn Ar . .45 PIP or 1..p 0 p Ar E eley Lv 5.00 pm Trainis will stop to take on or let off *passengers at tiho following' erosi8s: ' Frguseon's, Parsong' and Mauldin's, Depot wvill be open for the recnli g -and delvory of Freight from 8 A. 1, .to We wiil make it to your interesat to patroize our home road by giving goog service ahd prompt attention. aJ. 'P. TAYLOit Giln. r