The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, February 01, 1900, Image 2
T'e People's Journal.
T. C. 109JINSON, Editor.
isUBLISHED E\'lY THIURSDAY.
Subscription One )ollar a Year
JEnitered at the Post Oflico at PIckons as
seco l.cioss matter.
Tll Uh1) AY, Il. 1, 190.
THE LEISLAT'UR11E.
Tm.: JoumNA1, editor was disap
pointed, and the subscribers will
also be, that no member of the
Pickens delegation in tho South
Carolina general assembly favored
us with i letter this week. So
something must be said about the
aetiigs and doings of tho law mak
crs, now assembled in the State
capuol. Thoro aro many things
that impress n -- 'iiased observer
'Id proceedings
ivo asseibly.
thing for the
I nize how thir con
duet is being observod and com
mented upon by the good poople
wlho elected themi to their high and
responsiblo positions.
It was the pleasiro of Tru-: Jorn
zzm. oditor to viit Columbia last
wepk and to Call uIpont the Pickens
delegation. These members stay
together, and perfect harmony and
good feeling exist amongr them.
Pickens need not bo ashamed of her
senator and reprosentatives, for
they take a high stand in the es
teem and admiration of their follow
laborers in tho legislativo depart.
m11en1t of tho government. .each
one is trying to do good and faith.
ful service for )is couity and Stat.,
and thero will bo no regrets about
their efforts. A report of their
work h4as al ready been mado to t he
people of Piekenst counityv in previ
Otis coirres;pnIidontco and we have
noithing fiurtelr to report at prosent
except theiCr 1,arment as to the
appo~intmnOi o Supervisors of Rog
istintionIl. Dulrti!.; a call ipon then
last wveek T :J!rN.ui. editor was
iniformed that tie delegation had
atgr''ed to r, co nn Ilend for 1pp1 mint
Imlenit as Sutperv isors of Fgistra
tion for Pickens county, J. H1.
Kennnar J.T. Looper. and E'd
wardI lind r-ks. It is safe to
prediet thait Nio puibbe servico
wNill not .ui; r i; their hands.
This~ is the ou~rth wek, that, th
general aembl y has been in ses.
Sionl and" mlany h" inqes ar- ma11d<
tions arle more~ 0 rwi'v ask than ant
swer dI I, lott a gre at del has beel
dlone tht doe noS tt appear to al
ordmaury observer. VTo fato c
mnanyv mealures is in sight and th~
sentinmnt of the legislaturo hnv
been sounidedl on tho most impoi
tan bils.It is generally- -oe
ded that wxork of this body will b:
comp jl eted within thu forty dayr
wielb was onico conidlered t h
limidt., but which is now constru-le
as not apllllicable to the proseni
s ssion of the solons. The join
judiciary committee will ini al
probabhilIity [:old that the forty dayv
limit will alloet. thle pay of t~h
pren t members and hence thi
session will likely ciuso about thi
ond( oIf forty days.
Must of the bills that have passet
both llouses avo enitirely local it
. their r;iature-, andi scarcely any]~ gen.
oral Juglait ion has came upl in botli
hIonses. The work hats been morec in
the diroci ion of dlestrulct ion of pro
p)osed legislation than in the on
actmnent of laws, which is often the
best wor-k a member can perform.
The11 most remuar-kable feature inI
tho proceedings is the absence of
hostility to railroads, banks arid
cotton mills. In1 :fact the pendui
lum seems1 to haveO swung to the
other extreme. As tho pOolo p.0s
per, pgood feeling prevails and ov
ery interest is promoted and pro
tected.
Thiero are always some mermbors
in tho legislature who imagine
themnselves wiser than all their
predceCssors andl colleagures and
who art, not entisfied with existinl
intstituttions. TIhe (dispenisary law
and the management of the dis
ponsary businoss have come in foi
their share of propod' -->nvau&'n
and roformn. WVnat will be the re
suit, -when the manty bills have beet
considered, is beyond tihe sphere o
legitimate prediction. There beinj
mnore or 'less politics in these dis
pensarty measures, roason and jus
tice Cannot be .depeonded upon al
safe guides to ai certain solution.
Tho peniitentiairy farms are undei
the searching eye of the legislatoi
and the continuantice of State farm
ing is a question yet to be settled,
As this is a purely bu.siness matter
the facts and figures will likely sot,
tie it to the best interest of the
Stato. Tiri JOU1RNAL has 710 Bug
gstions to niale, except to look
0i0soly into th~o mnaqe forefo an
EDU~CATION&L
CONDUCTED BY W. W. F. BRI1',
County Sut. of Education.
At the meeting of the County
Superintendents at Columbia last
weok, they u'..-nainously recom
mondod that the Legislature repeal
the clause requirinlg county boards
to grant certificatcs on diplomas,
and- with the unanimity condomn
o- Tarboll's Grammars for the con
sidertition of the State Board in
their adoption this year.
*
**%
Sone1 Cossplaints.
Rrother teacher, there is some
c011plailnt that you opeln school at
the early hour of 10 o'clock a. m
and that you are so careless of the
school time of thie pupils as to keep
them hard at work or something
oIsO, until 3 p. Iml. It is not a (JUes
tion for the county Superintendant
nor his board to decide, You and
the tiruistes f.r that. The patrons
of the school -will give you a namo
for good or bad as far as they vis
it inl every direction. Your rep
itation is in their hands and your
actions determine the future for
you. Govern yourself accordir -
ly.
There is coinpiatint iat some
neglect the pupils in the lower
grades and not near enough time
is devoted to their instructiOl,
Vo hope thi: chargo is not truo,
but it it i", in a ew yVars 111011
will be n higlher gralQs t;h' piu
pils may be large elough, pr*.it!y
enough , dress well an ougih, f-ilo10
and look pleasinig enouglh, but lack
thie "kinow eiouigh,'" and all is
traced beIlr to you. Sid, indeed.
is thi' thought thereof. 'TLink of
it, brother teachier9, if you luid
b.'en thus noglrcted. Do y 1our
duty to your pupils "thlioughi the
heavens fall.
At tlie last mooting of thin Iic
ens County 'Teacher's Asso(:iation,
it was decidel that hereafter the
associationi Vill mlloot at differoil
places in the eounty insteal of a
the court house.
'Lilt followin'g 8 is th progralmi fo:
t he nx t Iittwig wlich is to I,
held at, Crosa lRoads Blaptist chur1iel
on tho second Saturdauy in Fhmru
M~1iss .hmi in F~erguson wv ill furni
1ish mus~iic for tho occasion.
O,(pening add ress, W. W. F. l right
Mou.stien Imu linei' of stu11dy to
Shoys' alnul gi rIIs, l'rofI. \ 'ytr.
D)ut :0s of t rust ees anid pat roin
to teacher anid school, Prvof. Folk,
Rela t-ion of comn 1 schools t(
high schools anid college.s, Prof
9P Dickson.
"~ Schooel hiouse fu rnishings, MI~rs
6 The box plan in toachmig histori
t and its rehat ive imp)Iortanco of his
Story in the curriculum of oul]
s schools, Prof. Hlallumi.
" Local history of Pick( ns county
3 School entortaiinmons, Prof
Langs ton.
[Cr'owded1 out last, weekJ
I ill n ow give ani accoiuint cf
the golden wedhding of Mr. and Mrs.
Aaron iBoggs of which I muadl ojen
tioni ini your laist wookc's issue. M1i[r.
and Mrfis. Aaron lhoggs celebrated
their fiftieth annIiversary on WeI
niesday .January 17th 1900, at their
country home near Calhoun. Thei,
bride is 69l years of age and the
grcomn is 717 years. T1ho bride was
attired1 in an elegant costume of
F'rancias Faile silk wearmng Cr
sag'> of Ivy and mixed foilage,
whuile the groom wore a well fit ting
suit of black Corkscrew. Each
seeme~d halo and hearty and greet.
ing their guests with a cheeorfulh
smile and an overflowing welcomo.
They received nmaniy hiandlsomel and
useful p~reents from relatives and(
friends. Tity-one invited guesti
partook of the bountiful repast,
and indceed it was aln occasion en-.
joyed by alIl presenit. TIihi br'dt
and groom were also ontertainle(
by two seronados, ono ini the after.
noon and oneo at night. May thiL
r aged couple live and' einjoy mainy
a moro years of happiness is thi,
wish of their host of friends.
Misses Ella and Lena Monres, of
* 6 moca, who h ave beeni visiting M rs
SJohn Smith have returned home
i Baker Gentry, of Trimity, hiaa
been visitinig the past week in) town
-on "big, big, business" we suppose.
I am pleased to say that we
Shave a flourishing sohool m our
little town, with Prof. H-. 0. Mc.
Crackmn as principal. Look out I
Calhoun is comning to the front.
I mIentioneod ini last week's issue
of having a tin cup for A. J. Boggs.
I shouldc have said, "for the suc
cessful competitor for the office of
Clork of Court, whoever ho may be
to call oun me arnd recive a hand
some cpas a tostimony of my con.
gratula ion," MQo wuon,
sgw 284 1on90.0.
8100 Howard. $090.
The readors of tias pIper will _P: plea,
ed to learn uht tlhere is at lc:I.-t on -
oid diseare 111111 science hrIS been1:
cire 11 in 0lI Pts t141, u 01.1 i -t is . b
Uin il's (ntarrh Cure i I 14( -'i W'y I ,'
citre kilow to ti.e atiwdie';: I i' i
atirr heing it con, 01i:11in-m
r.u e at- const-ittitlen1::1 I' '-.
lbill's Catalzrrh Cttle Is tl;''i iin
actIng directly ii n t1 i I: I.: ]
col) SIrfaces of tIII- sym, ii en t) ,
Atrmving the fouidation of t h 1' i . .4,
andIviig the padth 'stuit 111glh by% .r:jh..
Ing up the cqnst it it 11:1 l k al in::
tulre III doing itls wok. Th-e rinios
have so muchf-I NaI inl i s erMr mr
that they olt-er'loc lfi(fed D0'*!%s ,r
aly case thit t I il to 'ux. Seni f,.l
li~t of test imonialk.
Addiress, F. J. Ch;e:Yiby &' Co., T.le -
do. 0.
ziSold by Praigcist, 75v.
.l il',,ft ii.) l'ill Iue Ithe b 1st.
WILL MOVE PLACE OF BUSI
NESS TD QOLUMP IIA, S. C.
Wi AT I S.A I WILL 1)0, 1
w), 1O.
U
compot'.h-s, y0u'1'.' as
to ? lift yourslI I'n .1 k
My~l dI.ir- In. 'oI"vd
mat by m11 . t t-"
repre nt 1. l d -
V v.
om .. ti.:~ I h '~ ' -
Sale prio :','rIe
for y : .n .- . 1 -s
pii o r .1 - . it"
.$ I5 or..rn f, r I
chinl. f r I ' 8.
Will sell 11 i Ciw ol
1uionths, note, it anlyon Ia
a milch cOw froin 1,10, Cnt I..
IIOXt 111m1Ver I rO of char.i, I.
M'4 av jerry I'' a1stuir', Pl; la1I.' -
wichl amlouilts L~o :.o.0h
It iS no0t 'o ll iC l-ii n'''
waint, a) to git rd i I
Organil,8wli ine'
wagrons. and cows, i.
han111d. I havo ren?' n
Columbia, S. C., Ied will
busiies therI <.11 .h - -
1000. The go>ls I haiiv.
mn us'. be Hold rard 1',b:I,-s.,
valuo to Inc. his is o I
I havo tlhesl ;owi; anid
han11d, and1 thi - wil! be d
If you hav -.'t I- -
life ill'
.I ia I Ios :
- e's prit, ,areI al *. n .4
you got them. at whob4 le.
cenitsi a (dozen2 ;. cenits <il i:
cen'ts por1 bo4t tle.
&8.00 Guitar3~ for $1 . .
3 Violina $3.00.
strumntt line o i)gi) in prort))ion.il
Comuo while the gcod.s i re on
hand(.
M. L. AL2EXANrill:,
Greenviille', S. U.
His Life was Saved.
Mr. J. E. Lilly, a pronnnenc~It citi
zten of Hfaunib al, Mo., l a tily haid a
WOnder'fuI (0 deiv~orain ei* fr'ont a
say:'I was taikeni with t.splhohli
si) weai~1 T (Iicuhit teven sit up inI
lied. Nabinilig lit led mon. 1 ex
poete to s oohn to die of Cio: nump
New IDiscovery. One lot I Ie g v
gr'eat rel ief. I conl itni i'to umli it,
enn'it say too much in its prim4."
T'his ma rvol Ious me1('lieme is)2 t he
w orld for all Throt; andl LunZg
Triouiblo. Rtegul ari izes 50 'eniL
Mci4nll'si Drug S tore'; overiy bottle
guiaranitoo..
Over-Work Weakens~
Your Midneys
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Iii~pur Blood.
All the blood in your body passes through
your kidneys once every three mniiutesi.
The kidneys are your
e . blood purifiers. they iii
~,jter out the wasto eor
- - \ impurities in the blood.
if they aresaick cr out
S of order, they fail to do
their work.
Pains, achesandrhu
matism comc fro-n e'
cess of uric acid in t'he
ea--- - blood, duo to n Z;iected
kidney trouble.
Kidney trouble causes quick er used
heart beats, and makes cone feelnahoh
they had heart trouble, because thec h rt is
over-workIng in pumping thick, kidney
poisoned blood through veins and art.'rie:.
It used to be considered that only *. ..
troubles were to be traced to the ki .
but now modern science proves that 1.rie
all constitutional diseases have their beginl
ning in kidney trouble. ..
if you are sick you can iiake no mir~ake~
by first doctoring youir kldneys. The m~'ild
and the extraordinary effect of Dr. Kl'ar r.
Swvamp-Root, the great kidney remely~ iz
soon realized. It stnds the highest for' it:;
wonderful cures of the most distressin' caces
and Is sold on its merits
by all druggists in fifty- "
Cent and one-dollar alz- II..2l~j~
es. You may have a ~~~e
sample bottle by mal nlome of 13ad Ro
free, also pamphlet tellng you howv to find
i ut If you have kidney or bladder trouble,
en r rfin Dr. Ilmer
LI Please Andj
0 BE ITEASED.
nyow it wil plean u for you to come in and kt us know
y)our. wptm in returr wC en) please you by
- givn g 3 Uon as good goods for your
money as you will bo able to get
cl.LAT 3.E-- MI. t(
Always on hand, Pure Fresh Drug-,
E
Stationery, Cigars, Tobacco and Fine (andies.
Yours very truly, le
.ol t M c T >ornIaey.
FromnM Block. Pickens, S, 0.
seP''I U. ol
lR U MERCHANTS.
t II''c basitnes but ask thoso whC have Frying
~ ' ' a f'w woeks ts our market is somowhat1
S. , 1-'ggs an11d Turkeys are In good demand.
-. V soll have an Alarm Clock. We havo them anId the
& a o.; t_~,uy Star Grasu and Herbs of all kinds that we
anlit-].110l for
Y ours truly,
octG 99ehetw. Pickens, S. C.
Masul Ilail I1Uilding,.
!I.. o i vl ved a Toii of Whoat Uran. Como and get som
Wet' lmv;' o!iid a full and com.,
plete line of
--S ! )-'S AND I!O D 11 -.
t-at It a' d ].(I well. E trythIng
4 n w, W) U (d ek, All goo(s
Lowest Cash Prices.
-p'K ) ~We cani savo you mf.mey on any
i I''' ~2~"Uive us a look Lefore buy.
~ inlg. All goods guaranted.lii
Solo augenats for .Kr li~ndoif &~ Dittmanjf's
W3pecial attention given to mail orders.
PRIDE & PATTON,
100 Main Street, - - - - Greenville, S. C.
t~~4'tdoor to Lipscombo, & RuslLI.
[i n de(cied to go ou;t of business, will sell my entire
st)Ck of
Notions,
AT FIS 00ST.
---- I ----o--- -
*. 5 .1a rar ~eb you canunot afford to miiss,
udi (V m,:yf I1i is niot to decesive thei public.
r-~ -r
( ,~;'-: j -.y' Mo CJomet at once atnd get yourl
-010 PokndLoo 8 000et, ea e' - . Greenville. 8, Q.
L.1 Chill
--DCALER IN
ash, Doors, Blinds, Flooring, I
ailing, and Weatherboard
ig, Moulding, of all
inds. Leather and
,ubber Belting
>gether
fith all kinds of
NOINE A16 PIPE FITTINGS. 4
Also Engino and Cylnder Oil at
west pricos.
Linseed Oil, Both Raw and
oiled for painting, and White
3ad of Bout Quality.
Give us a trial before buynig
sowhero.
B. E. CRANDY,
Pickens S. C.
Oflice and Warehouse near Do-.
ot
J.B. R. FREEMAN,
Sucoocswr to
FREEMAN H E~R06
ro THE TRADE:
I ha1"v'o jit Cause to be prouI
and ve ry grateful, too, for the
Ulberal patronage given the old
firm under my management.
Now, as I have undertook to
run the businoss single rnd
alone, will try by squaro Cdal
ing to merit a continuation of
your good favors. I will still
carry a full line of General
AMI erchavn dinio. But for the
next iew weeks will mako a
specialty of lioes of whtiichi
have a splendid line. Look
through my lino beforo you buy.
I might sava you some money.
Yours truly,
J. B. R. FREEMAN.
P. S.-I am agent for the Rieb.
mond Guano Company, High Grade
Fertilizers. Splendid goods. Lot
ma figuro with you before you buy.
J. B. . F.
WHOiLALEJ~ AiLP RETAIL
Buggies,
Wagons,
Harness,
Horses
Large drovo inst in froma
TennWeC, flne, young, stuu
and ait living pices.
We defy competition in our
Inspection of stock solicit.
od.
& M~lcI1rayer.
Staibles anud Stor'ehouse
River Str eet,
GREENVILLE, - - S. C.
rnal9-..
VY M. MAULDIN,
Attorney atcLaw.
Piokens. S. 0,
Iractice in all tite Courtm.
Office over Earl6's Dr
[. J. IIAYNfCSWOnTuI, 0..
W. PAnKER, 1>
Greenville, a. C.
laynosworti, Parker & R bnson,
A ttorneyM-a-La,,
nkeons C. II., - - South Carolina
Practice in all Courts. Attend to nil
usiness promptly. U.
ts""Monov to loau.
A. MORGAN, . F. ILA8SINGAH,
Ireenvill. 4. c. Pickenes. S. 0.
forgan & Blassingame
LTTORNEYS AT LAW
'iekenks, 0. H., a. 0.
Pracbice In all the courts.
apr-16-96.yi.
It. R OBF.'IT K IRls~y
Physlcian and suriveon,
Office at his reside.me at tho (irksey
onle place, 01, TN olyu 3 ile ,- Ivor.
March 8, 18494
. rZG.t , PIl0TOGRAt.
*peGreenivil'eS. C. O:1lee over
a ddikon's I )nug Stoe
All work guar.inteed to give sa-tisfac.
loll.
am O..ew i
r ud b-anent . t akenil early
-ollis Chifl, '--, Dengne
-i ev. : rX' , AC ts om ih ligeu 1r,
o 3:eVm. Ik-irta Q i.
1,11. 1 1 b*.,t3- .
m.. l~ u- 1 Ir98.i t 1 1u
ALL ACCO3UNTS DUE
he .m i I N, r-v m i' N . v.ood., lven
sts, . i. t U" 8 I l i .'a U. j ., 1891);
a$ I i i 1 .C-i -- - h C- II l- d up,
Alt flo .~: o y 1::. 1 1wn e w ill
m ilh~e d inl 1i.e lo.<! o o.:!..ttiran y
-our coi' e.,!ill, %'.rz I es;- qtf i li %.,
Wv. \0N1)W O.
Money to Loan.
On improverI r'dI lands i 1i murn of .300
i4l ttpw ardis. I.umin. r.pa.- al in sinail
I n ap utrits tirengh ii perioi of fivo
rmnr , th enabling tho i. ri.u r to Iay
Aii iti ulla ! lt e.iess wit h1 1 !x lit tsti ig his
.rop in any ono year. A Pply to
J. B. Iuoggs, A ttorney,
oct'$ 98 yl. 'iekcnis, S. C.
For Sale.
Sevenl nereAt of ine humd, in s ed.
,ondititon, nvi h:-1 in~nnte- wak of the
eNt-t' hou11,0. .A .-rgan t o ;: tt.- Nis
Ing to lo;-nte i oro. -;utt ile for .it- for
guildinig pluoss. T s onoable.
Apply to Fntik E. Cox,
Su8tu . I'iekens s.
Notice of Fins Settiomont.
1 u i l [y to .1. i. Ne wb:* y, 14bito
Jud.ge, for lenv to wnl~ II P a Fi.d S -tte
itueI;t of Ih ' 4 t , to ( if 'J , G r ; nu t, 0n
the ht h.:,; of Ybu :T i 0 ', -) n.1 ask to
be dI'ism~ai d as A4;h:n.t -:. r.
j12 1.) 4 olv . A thnii.(ral or.
Hav yo ur hl.d surmi, I am
irepared with f;ir: cla instru
metts to do you o I Cst cla si job,
.in enn bo fiun-d ot my re .i donge,
Aleoxanidr,. 83. C. 'r racheodby
phon.
JULILS PAllSONS,
M. W, Goodlett,
M\'anufacturer of Leather,
Hiarness, Halte rs andc Bridles
and all kin .1s of Har'ness madec
to ordeor.
Ii igh St of liprce [aid for
Hides, F. rs;, 13B eswax and
Tallow.
M. WV. UO00DLETT.
100 Main Street,
Greenil le, S. C.
Springwood Tannery,*)~
maireb'12yl,
W'\ILD TV RKEY
TOBACCO.
.4 Fo .- G y t.
MPISSs MCAy,
110 Main Sted, (inonv;:e, s o
Weo havo .just opene'd anid will
have constantfly on I.n durin
thie season1, all the latest styles at
the lowoet. nossible priees.
HUKENS R~AILROAD)
Sch euLe
In Effect Jutne 26th, 1ji98.
On and afa cr Jfunei the 23ahh, the follow
lng Sched uleo whli be run over tie I 'ieIa-n i
i, It., for the purpose .:f ha~ul~ng /reigh t
No'. 9--~Dally ex.cept Smi~uly-No. 10.
IHead Dowvn. MIxed~~ Tri iendrut Up.
4.20 Am Lv P'lekenus A r '7.50 nm13
F6.00 ami Ar' EnsleIy Lv '7.05 nmn
Ferguitn'.u,. P'arson e' tal .in.hiba 'a.
Deopot, ill b e o;'on for Ithe re.ceivintg
and deolvory of F'reight fromi 8 A. M1. to
12 bM,
We' will malfkn It to your Iitet to
pptronise t homo road by giving oo
serVlo0 andi pron)1pt atteion.
-. J, , AYOR On,