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The People's Journal. Local and Personal. -Didn't it ruiu Tuesday. -Miss Stolla Nowbery is sori ously ill. -Mrs. J. M. Stewart visited in Greenville Monday. -The war in South Afrion is at a standstill at present. -Road notico of valuable lands for sale in another column. -Eastor was a beautiful day and was hallowed in Pickens. -Preparations for war are being made on both sides by Russia and Japan. -T. L. Robertson and wife, of Cateechoe, are very sick with the grippe. -The first match was made in the Garden of Edon-but it wasn't a parlor match. -Advortisers are requestod to send in their changes for the com ing wook by Friday. -Rumor has it that, a beautiful wedding will tako place in Pickens next Wodnoeday tho 25th inst. -The small grain crops all over the county air vory promising and a good yiOld may be expected. -See new announcomeits of I Samuol D. Calpiian and E. B. Lathom for treasurer this wook. -Born uitto Mr. ind M1rs. W. A. Gresham, of 29 JonIs'OI) avenuo, Atlanta, Ga., on the 10th int a fine girl. -Rov. A. J. S. Thomas treated his congregation to au able and ap propriato mormon in the Baptist church Sniday. -R. L. R. Bont/, of Groonvillo, has a chango in his advertisoment on the firSt page. Ilead it and neo I what he says. -Capiain Finney, chief of the Pickens Firo Company, was laid up a few days this and lat wook-the grippe had him. -Noto change in the millinery I advertisement of Misses flogors, of I Greenville, this week. Give them I a call when t here. -Dr. W. F. \unstin vill bo in Easley next Tu eliay evening and Wednesday, and at Liberty Thurs day the 260th inst. -Correspondents must send in I their communications not later Monday morning to insure publi- I cation. Remember this. i -Manager Browning, of the Home Telephono Company, with headquarters, at Greenville, was hero Monday on business. -Miss Lucia Folger left Mon day fo.r Waishington, D. 0. , where she will spend some time visiting Mr. and Mrs. Tree. Folger. &-A groat many witnesses and i defendants passed through town a Monday en route to Greenville to e attenmd United States court. -Road change in the advertie.- r mient of Craig 13ros., in this issue.I They are offering bargains to you and wvhen hero call on them. --Boys, associato yourself with boys of good quanlity, if you esteem your own reputition, for it is bet. ter to be alono than in bad com --We invilto your attention to the change in the ad. of W. T, Mc Fall in this issue. Ho invites you to call and look over his immronse stock of nice goods. --Bub Gibtap ws~s before Mag istrate Jeni;n Monday for iola. tion of the di o oaary law, Jie was represonteb by W F. Biassingamo, Esqi, and acquitted. --Don't f.il to r'oad charege in< the adveriet of Folger &< TIhornley this week. They have ai pretty line of Sprin 'g clothing and I you should visit thior stor e. -.-Attorney Gon oral Dellinger has tabulated a at ato~mn t showinig that thern have been 1 ,-10 murder' trials in this Stato the out sero~n years and only 470 convictions. --An exchango truly ays: "Thmei time is coming when a boy will have to chioe:e betfween a cigarette and a job. Tho boy who smo~kos] cigarettes is not fit, for anything. ---The editor of the Clinton Ga zette announces hounmolf as a can didate for matriimny, subject to the action of his girl and the old folks in the Domcratic primary, ---By an not of the lat'.-y depar ted General Assembl~y It js now un lawful to erect a barbed wire fnce within fifty foot of a -public road. The penally for the violati :n of this law is %0O, e---Rev. L1. L. Inabinoett has been very ill with lthe gr'ipplo at his h--mo at Porter post di: -, for (ho past three weeks ain. coumld not, moot his regular appointmenmts the Sec ond and third S5undays. .-Somihing of interest in tis issue is the change iii advertise. mont of Dol t & TJhornley, druggistu. Their store is up-to-edato and~ thoy keep only first class druigs. Don't forgot theilr nio .eoda fountain this stammer. *--.The Liberty Township singing association will moet with the IRe tinion church the fifthI Sunday in thia month at 10 o'plook, Let all inesof museta oome an4 hbu.n -Marriod, on the 10th instant, it the residence of the bride's rather, T. W. Cochran, of near o Piokens, Miss Mattie Cochran to 1 Rev. Stewart T. Irvin, of Lincoln, t gebraska. Revs. Daniel Avery, of Ienn., and R. B. Hayes officiated. L. T. Travis, Agent Southern R. R., Belina, Oa., writes: "I can not r iay too much in praise of One Min- t ite Cough Cure. In my case it work- c )d like a charm." The only harm- a os remedy that gives immediate I -orults. Cures coughs, colds, croup, ronchitis and all throat and lung ronbles. Dr. G. W. Earle. - -Anthony & Keith, the new norchanto, have on hand now, a ull and complete line of dry goods, otions, stationery, shoes, hard vare, chewing and smoking to )aoco, etc. The are solling their Foods cheap and when in town give them a call. 9 -Simpsonville correspondent in kuderson Intelligencer, 11th inst: 'Two of Dacueville's charming roung ladies, Misses Josie Robin ion and Jinie Philpot, have boon I risiting the Missos Simpson. Mrs. - r, I. Williams, of Pickens, is visit- ti ng her daughter, Mrs. J. H. Simup. on, jr' a F. B. Thirkield, Health Inspec. I ;or of Chicago, says: "Kodol Dys >epsia Cure cannot be recommon led too highly. It curod me of so rere dyspepsia." It digests what you at and cures indigestion, heart. mrn and all forms of dyspopsia. )r. G. W. Earle. -The voters from all sections of " ho county are anxious for candi- t lates to annouuco themselves so 0 ,hat they may carefully investigate e jualifications and fitness for of- y ice. This is one year when the n )oplo are determined to smash all a )olitical slates and defeat all com. )nations of candidates. t -Capt. E. H. Dagnall, of At. anta, arrived hero Thursday last iud was received with a warm wel :ome by many who knew of him t )y reputation. He is very old, but S jolly and pleasant. He has ought in threo of the late wars and ho people of Pickens are very roud to have within its gates such an honorable and distinguished 9 ,entleman. t -R. M. Stewart, of Piedmont, * ormerly of this county, was here ast week with a new thing in the 0 vay of a cotton planter. It has a 1 )ox attached to a wheel that runs " n the furrow, and the seed are trooped about fourteen inohes part, (about six seed to the hill). rtuu can also arrange it to drop n orn eighteen inchefs apart. This a a good invention and a great t abor saving device. F --W. B. Anthony', agent and op rator of the Southern~Railway, at a aley, was here on business Mon. f< lay. He is one of the telegraph c1 trikers on that road and says the il trite is still on, though the trains re running on time. An agree-' w lent of seome kind will be reached B 'y the operators and the officials in very short time. A strike in the F outhern states is something very Ri Lnusual. Usnion Meecinsg. 'J.ho ney;t Union meeting of the a Irat division of the Twelve Mile si a8soclation) will be held with the I Iriffin Church Saturday and Sun- o lay, 28th and 29th, inst.p PROGRAM:I Meet at 10 o'clock a. m. Satur lay, and devotional exercises con- g lucted by Rev. J. M. Stewart, fter which the Union will be or ~anized by electing officers. SUBJECTS FORl DIscUssIoN. Whlen a church member is ex-| A luded is it scriptural for another. hurch to receive and biaptizo him, c f not, should the Association re- c am a church in its organization ,bat engages in such practice? By l i Rev. John T. Lewis. W~hen a deac~on is excluded fromC church and afterwards restored o membership, should he cor~tinue a~ .o exercise his office as a deacon I& in less the church special!ly author- b aes himti ao to do when hoe is re 'tored. By WV. T. Bowen. If one church member sees orh cnows of another being guilty of o m~y sin or transgression, is he jus-. ifiod in brinig ing a charge against (o iIm before the church, or should o) io pursue some other conrea, if so, svhat.? See Mat 18th oh. 15th, V lfath and 17th verses, is this criptuire practicod by our church C mombers? By 0. M. Lynch . r llow can we knowv that a person vho professes Christ is truly re onerated? By Rev. 13. HIolder. I: Mark, 13th ch. 22(d v. being rulfilled or not? By, Rev. J. E. L'cster, What should be the attitude of Batptists towards those who errone- j >usly teaoh and practice scriptural C 1ot'ines and requiiremenits? Bly j I. P. Robinson. ( Meet Sunday morning at 10 a. E ca., devotional exercises conducted .. by Rev. A. J. Manly, after which rifteen minute. tala~ on Sunday C taooo topies, (the mubhject to be so. J locted by dhe spoakors) will ber nade by Prof. W. P'. WVyer and J.. I r. Taylor. AL 11 o'olock Rev. B. t [. Graudy will preach. The after- c ioon to be spent as the Unionr mnay determine, Let evorybody In reach of Grli, 5 Su lay down their Wofit 0n $8ttv, I (14y ,i4 00o$$$ tQ tlie Union inoete d 9'~ii 4J To Mule Raisers. I offer tho services of my thor ugh bred Spanish Jack to the pub ic. Can be found at home at al imes. W. T. Bowen, April 5th 1900-w4. Lewis Dennis, Salem, Ind., says 'Kodol Dyspepsia Curo did mi aore good than anything I ove ook." It digests what you eat an< an not help but cure dyspopsi ud stomach troubles. )r. G. W. Earle. NOTICE. I will sell out at Cost for tl iext Thirty days, Dry Goods, No ions, Hats, Shoes, Hardware an< krocories. I will m11ov3 to the John Crai itand by the Poitoflice and wil invo to reduce my stock. I wil 1l1 out to any party my Grocori.-i f you would liko to go into busi 10s nlow is a good chance to got V ood stand. Yours truly, J. A. SHEPPARD, aprl2w4. Easley, S. C. G. II. Appleton, Justice of th Peaco, Clarksburg, N. J., says DeWitt's Little Early Risers ar4 io best pills mado for constipatiol Vo use no others." Quickly cur( 1l liver and bowel troubles. >r. G. W. Earle. ALUABLE LAND FOR SALE Two hundred and fifty acirx iore or less, ono and ono-hal alle from town of Pickons, nettI lost. Known as the Barret farm 'here is twenty acres of fine bot >m land on the waters of Twelve ,iile river. The up-land is adapt d to the cultivation of cotton an< rheat &c. There are good tono lent housos on pu. lie road witi ,11 necessary convenioncos. For further particulars apply a bis ofice. ap19tf. Uiuon Meeting. The s (cond division of Twelv 1i lo Union will meet with the Pra 3r's Crook church on tho fifti unday and Saturday bf-ore ii iis month. All churches belong ig to this Union are reque3ted t' mnd a full delegation. The pr ram is as follows: Saturday at 10 a. in., introduc yry sermon by Rev. B. C. Atkin )11. 1st. Are all Baptist ministers do laring the whole counsel of God not who is responsible for the ickedness of the people? By. Rev V; C. Seaborn. 2d. What is the duty of a churel regard to the poor of its commu ity? By Rev. B. C. Atkinson, 8d. Is christianity growing bet r or wvorse according to the teach igs of the scripturen? Bly. J. A 4th. What should be (dono witl .'mombeor w ho subscribos mono' >r pastors salary or any othe burch purposes and fails to pa~ 10 same? By J. E. Gillespie. 5th. How should we treat th< orldly minded in our churches& y WV. N. Boldmg., Missionary sermon Sunday h) ev. B. F. Murphroe. Ev. WV. 0. SEABORIN, Moderator. J. E. GiLLEsPIE, Clerk. Size dloesni't indicate quality. Be are of counterfeit and wor th les lve offered for DeWitt's Wito! [azel Salve. DeWitt's is the onl, riginal. An infallible cure fo' ils and all skinl diseases, )r. G. WV. Earle Clerk's Sale, tate of South Carolina, County of P'ichons. In Common Pleas chu C. O'Dell, vs . .O'Dell. In1 pursuanee of an order of fore osure made in the abovo statec weo by 11011. IR. 0. Watts, Pro iding .Judlgn, on t he 23d dlay o [arch, 1900, and on file in the lerks office, I will sell oni Saloeday in May, 1900, t, Pickens court honso, dluring th gal hours for sale to the highrs idd~er, tihe following describot .oal 10state, towiti All that piece, parcel or tract o nd( ly ing and being in the coun I f Pickons and Ftt aforosaiti ithin or near the corporate limit f the towvn of L.ibenrty, c'ontainlinj no hundred and ten (110,) acim~ ore or less. It being the land Oi !h ich the defendt l then l ived. Terms cashi ci. day of sale. Pur baser to pay for papuors andc fo ecordinlg the same. J. M. Snw~ArT, ap~r12 10. Clerk of Court,. k.ro grandl, but Skin Eruptions1 rol fo of joy. Bucklini's Arnica Salv uires them ; also, Olci, Runinii1i pd Fever Sores, Ulepr's, Boib 'olonsq, Corns, Warts, Cuts, Burms truises, Scalds, Chapped I1 ands1 lhilblains. Best Pile Cure or lairth. Drives out >alins and aehei )nly 25o. a box, Cure 8uaranteoC told by WV. T. McFall. "I am indebted to One Miniut )ough Cure for my health and( lift t cured me of lung trouble folow ng gIlppe." T1.housands(1 owO thel ives to th.h prompt notion of thE eCver failing remedy, It cure oughs, colds, orouip, bronchitis nloumonlia, grippe and throat an ung troubles. Its early us~e pr< onto consuimption. It is the onl armuless remecdy tht gly jmnie lato results, Jr, 0, W, Eal A - )J4 j J 1IM 3. For Tietsurer. The ImnIIy frieids of B. D. Oftrvin here bi annonnee him as a eandidate for the 'fN v of Conty Treasuirer for Pickenls coilty, tubject to the action of (lie voters in the Deinoeratic primary eleciu. The niany friends of Samuel D. Chiapian r res.'Petfully annoiouc hinai as at cantiltlatev for the otice of Tr.eeain rer for Piokenis eoi ty, subject to the action of th voters in the Denocratic priaitry election. Tio imay friends of E. 11. Lathem hereby announco hiin as a candidate for thi. oiee of Treasurer for Pickens county, milbject to the act.ion of the voters in the Demo erat.c prii.ry electiou. For County Su:peis or. The many friends of 0. P. FIeld hereby noilltie. him i .a cand'idhte for the olice of Conity Sopervisor for Pl'ekens Countty st.bjc-i to ih action of t he voteri in tbc I LDeniveratic 'rimary eleetlon. Th nan y friendt; &.f L. 1). (Bud.) Stu. , pl-enls hevreby tumo14tites h1ilin a<; at canldi - 4 1htte for the offllc of Supmrvisor of Pick. (,nts coulnity' sibject to .11u t ction of tihe voters in the Democratic pIimiatry. For Shoriff. The imny friends of John W. Thoinasi respectfilly announce hiitsn a a en taidiate for Shorif of Pieckenm county, subject to the action of the voters in the Denioeratic Priniary election. The iany frientIs of Bentz. B. GiIstrap hereby announce him is i canididate for 1 the oflico of Sheriff of Pickens county, .4u. joet to the action of the votera in the Deino. cratic Priinary election. It ::14 [V 7'0, 7 is a food meCdicine for the . baby th is thin and not A well nourishzd and for the - mother whose milk does riot nourish (ie baby. i I is equely good r th, boy or g 4rl who is thin and A pak an1 not welf nourished i L *y Chr food; also for the 'el n-mic or co-nsumptive -a i( ti ng flesh n fd, for all conditions a is Che food C vz th . i nourish and bu!id up the body and vI new lif.C and energy q when a!! other means fall. Should L klens In su.mer as wCll as 1t-Inter. So. and .oo, all druegists. SCOTT A BOWNt., Chemiss, New York. $100 Roward $100. 'The readers of thi paper will b1o pleas ed to learn that there Is at )cast oiedread. .ed disea.o thai slcie has boet able to - ein all its stalges, and1 thatt i8 Catarrh, enre known to the miedical fra ternicty, Catarr h being a Ooll-natutonal dlisease SIidli'ils (utar.-h tune~ i tken IiternnhI~' . l-in:g directly ni ou thec blood and umnt conls surfaces of the systeml, thuereby det. stroying the lonmbiotion of the disease, and "givingY tie paitint sitrength by biuid ing uip the const-ilittion andiu aisistinw lna tore in doling .its wo, k. Thle piropriotora havo so mu~chI faiithI i Ci erat i poer, thazt they ofrer Onie hinnmdred D~ollars for any3 ease t he t ii I.mih: to enir. Senmd for li-t of testhnonhusi. Address, Fi. J. Cheonney & Co., Tol1e doe, 0. cF'Sold by lDruggist , 75c, J.B, R. FREEMAN, Su.-eesamr to FREEMAN & HENDRICKS. TO THE TRADE: I havo iust can'se to be proud rand very gr'ateful, too, for tho liberal patronago given thme old firm under my managomeont. Now, as I havo undertook to run to businioss singlo and alono, will try by square doal mug to merit a continuation of y'our good fav'>rs. I will still carry a full line o'f General Mechland ise. But for thme necxt few weecks will ma~ke ai specinity of Shoes of which I .havo at tsplendtid li ne. LOok ilh rough my Ii no before you buy13. -I mingh t ravt yo 3 so me501 mone y. Toursj truly, J. B.R. FREEMAN. lDhrk .Bros., & MnI )ufacturers~ and Deler in Mr~b!0 and (Griainte Mon i &c. Don' you wvan t a nice cemn etery or residence fence? We set~ll the best Wrought Iron fence made, Do you want a moniumient or - 'tomhet.One? WVe sell cheapser and1( a furnish a better class of work htun -anyone else in thO busineOSs. W~e -sell anything in marble or Granite r from a small vaso to a soldiers or* S sailors mIonument, a We have the finebt line of de signs and samplos knownl to the trd.Corrospondenco promptly ans~wereid. Yours for business, QLARK BRO.I, & 0O. 118 M4oIeo Avetut, House Full of New Spring Goods. NEW STYLE LOW PRICES A house full of nico furr.i ture and IHousekeeping goodh generally, A house full of Stoves Wash pots, Kettles, Bakor'F Ovens and Wheelbarrows: A lot of clothing choapei Than Ever. A pretty assortment of Chi naware and Clocks, to givt away. COME TO SEE US! TV. 1. .M'Fall. . JENNINGS', GREAT BARGAIN hOUSE! I now havo the best seloote< stock of Dry Goods, No' tions, Hats, Shoes e and Olothinig; That I havo over had and they wil go at a sacrifice and when you ar in Greenville don't fail to call o me. Pricos are right an yon wi) be treated right. Mr. Wijll Looper, of Dacusvill is with me and will be glad to s all his frionde. *aiF'Comao one come all, N. A. iE NNINCS, 120 Main stroot, Greenvillo, 8. 0. apr 12tfl9. me. Watches, Clocks, Sewins Machines and Bieyloos, repairod andl new parts ordered l0: sao. All ropairs warranted. --Machine Needles, parts and fluest oil always oi ?4Twohly Years oxperiono in thusiness. If you need Good Wadtch give or send me you orde~r. I have some Spooial Bargnain now. JOHN T. B0GG8, Jeweler alnd Job Printer, Liberty, 8. C. N. B :--Phonographu and Graph ophonies and eii es for sale an< relpired promipil, Let your want be0 known, ' dec~790m8. ENIMI our mind naturally turns to SpriniP 3yts aend men begin to think about their spring suit and BoClnotnbeuhladdfrmto o.o Clothes . hats and dress goods. Our storo is loaded fro top to boL ladioso of "stuff." All kinds of Fancy Dross Goods, Iawnl' - ILadies hate trimmted a toim With thi is Silks and triiings. - Dimitios, Porcal Aual our lino of clothing, Shoes Hats and Genf, untrimmod. As i. sonpleto in ovory detaile Furnishing Goods is vorything, and haven't the space hre to We handle almost e -vould like to, but come to see us and We you of half the things wo endeavor to plonso you. '8 Truly, you, ]C'iIhornle Ibolg r Trhandise. ainl.. a cbens, South Carolir Doalors in General Mt. P1 --oe C00 YOU SHOULD KEL And it's casy enough to do so now, that we have an elegint Fountain and can serve you with DELICIOUS ICE DRINRS. SEiOOAK31rh. O'.f 3T3r-x'xg g Can't be surpasscd. Always fresh an re liable, An unusually nice line of Toilett Soaps just received. Wo have the BEST CHEWING AND SMOKING TODACCOS AND CIGARS. And of course lead in STATION ERY, Coio in and seo us if you don't wan't to buy anything. We will be Pleeed. Yours very truly, :E01 d "Iahcornley. Froomnan Block. Pickons, 8, 0. 60p21 If. Beforo Stock Taking I tusually take stock about middle of Fobruary. Are always anxious to reduce stock as much as possiblo bofore that time, and in order to do th is, for i t d oos not, pay mo to carry win ter goods into spring, ior tho next 80 days I will offor special inducements in p~ric(s on all wvintor goods. This will b)0 the oppor tunit~y of theo season to buy Wool Dross Goods, Flaninels, Jeans, Underwear, Blankets and heavy Shoos at munch lower prices. than you will buy them later. Call at my storo and I will provo to you that it will pay you to buy now. A. Ks Park, O reenrille, 8. Cl, Somec Great bargains For the Pickens County People. A large Nowv York Cloak House has just sent us 850 capos to close utfor themn. P'rices 95c, 1.00, I.25i and 150. These capes are really worth from 50c to 1.00) oach more than we ask for them. -Jeanis, Flannels~l and Blankots at last year's prices.-. Our 124, 15, 19i and 22c Jeans are not matched in quality and price by aniy dealer in the Piedmont section. Ot her marchaLnts aro trying to buy some of my 12kc, all wool, Rod Flannel. T1hey cannot do it. 1. koop this bargain for my customers. ,Jutst think of a full size, heavy blanket, white or grey, at 50c; 75 and 1.00 buys a FINE pair of blankots and 1.50 buys a pair that will surprise you. Second large noew stock of Undlerwoar. Socks, Hlandkorchiiofs and r Notions just received. heavy grey or wvhite shirts and drawers 25c. each . Beautiful, finn floecod und~ershiirts and1( drawers at 50c. each. Good enough for any one. H-andsome and fino embroidered and hem.. r stitched handkorchiors at 5 and 100. 25 dlozon initial handkerchiefs 6.t 5c each. 10 dozen isilk initjial handi(korchiiefs at 25c each. Blest thing fo't the price over shown in Gireonvillo. Shoes and Shoes Nearly every one solls shoos, but Our Shoe Trade has increased wonderfully. Wo are solling three times as many shoes as we did last fail. People say they get goodI shoes hero. I have just received a big Slot of women shoes, made expressly for me at Lynn, Mass. a A bang up good dongola shoe, in lace or button, head and spring r heel, at 1.00 a p~air. A fine dongola at 1.25, heel or spring, button oi' laco, also ini cloth top. This shoe is worth 1.50 of anyones money. Course overy-day shoes, All Solid Leather, 75, 85, 1.00 and 1.26 a pair, Surely good honeost goods. Ask to seeO t he '"Mountain King," a high top, oil grain, D. S. & Tr., shoo0 for men at 2.00. Tho best shoo, you, I or anyone ever 8t.W for the Wroe~ lso show as fino line of ladies and mns fine hoos as anyone in Greenvillo. Come direct to this store, We ahtays have a good warm firo for you to sit by, You are welcome to make this store yong .homeo when in Greenville, soa Uaed Wme Fagan, QQorner Main & Qoffeo Str'eets1,~ __ QGinill1e,. .&