University of South Carolina Libraries
The People's Journal. Local and Personal. -1. A. Hlagood, of Charleston, is he:e. . - -Fine grape, peach and black berry e(ider at Doe-.-F;' Pade's. -Born, unto Mr. and Mrs. Ben M. Cliflin on the 20th inst., a.son. --Dr. W. F. Austin will be in Easley July 0"d and Pickens 4th and 5th. - . A. Morgan, Esq.,.f Grben ville, was here on professional liusi ness Moiday. --Mrs. J. T. Taylor and chil urien are visiting -relatives and friends in Atlanta. -Don't fail to read change ilu *.he advertisement of Folger. & ThorIley in this issue. --Kirk Mauldin, one of Liber ty's jolly fellows, was nn-the street. Tuesday with friends. -Julius E. 'loggs is announced this week as a cand(idate for solici tor for the eighth circuit. --Rev. T. p. Nelson will preaell *' Concord Baptist church the see wc'. S-mhday inl July at 11 a.. in. ---ead Cange in the ad. of A. 'K. Park, f ':reenville, in this is ::e :1 v;!:e:n there call on him. -3:s Red ai Sitton and b)aothe of P'nleliptonII, visited tll L';.%ea 1l-er in town this veek. -- :')le.olrd people of Pieken* ai .- A ~Ch(Iildiren's Day at 2t ;red lh aptist chureh thn .. Wy:-' i announil ' . -a::Idhto ..>r Congress for fl T 1i Isi )t Iet. Htead his an. i >u:mnment this week.. -The ad. of Misses Rogers, of CrCeville, ias been changed thiN week v!..d will be to your interent to rea wiat they have to say. -Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Gresham aid their diugliter, little Mism Nattie May, of Atlanta, are-speud i tlie suimmr at Tallulah Fulls. -Jtist rev"ived a. nice assiort )ment- ,!-' on' elega)nt per fumes .ivi eqrncts. Cil and get a free wo it Dr. G. WV. Earle's .Mr. James dehvered au 'rmi1on in the Presbyto (,I; i : sauday. He will prewi ,at 10m1 'huzch during th< -4Ti Iybe a beer 4;; Wm 1)1\ by Uh death of hi1f be1r who died ht wek 'At F10. --Fir~e (co! w(~~orth of Perdiai tuslet powd~'ers will destroy all thi faiem an;d other pest ini your honat in a few 31uiutes, F~or 8ale by lon isi dirnted tc~ 0 advrtiw'nucut o. r G[reen~ville, th i u m. .. ? w Wrestig and mua11 b)argains aru offered to you. ~-Fifteen cett wiill buy you ai bewkage of Fruit Preserving pow. ders which will preserve forty p)ound(sf of fruit without keeping it air tight . For sale by Dr. G. W. Earle. -Ai soon as it clears up, cleau tiut your pig pens, etc. This must be done righi now in order to save thn'health of the town. The mar thal will be around in a day or twc ad if your premises are not thor tughly clean steps will be taken te Bee that you do have themi cleau or otherwise dlisinfected. "By or der of Board of Health." -There will be a lecture oni Thu rsday niighit, the Gireenville school band may come over Fiday1 hiighut if the weather imiproves. Mr. Juliu s F. lioggti is expected to lee ture next. Tuiesdaiy night. TIhe final night exerc'ises wtill take place Snext Thu nrsday night, .Jluly then r5th. O n Friday of thiis week fromi .1.1 to .1 o'clock the time will bc given to addreIPsses to the public. School offcials, paitrous andl the people generally are invited. -.--Thie Pic'ke~s ra ilroad~ Is oneo o] l.be~ best in the land! Last Thurs dayV while the trainmen wier'e at breakfast the engine got it into her head to go dlown the road alone, This tmhe did and did it beautifully at abouit ninety miles an hour. Bhe staid ont t2e trackc as though a)he was part and parcel until the hill wats ren ched~ att the B~owen over Le~acd bridge. Then ohe gave up~ ti be chase for lack of. steam. Bill ,k ;. and Jes hiu (.remu broughi )syhak nonta the y-rs for hom thtz QMS rtluning enn't be (10n1 or the P'eicken rail road t hey are ''off.'' -T'Jhea S3ummner Schkool is havin~ I ' ! A nt~ Fad proilablo session. The Ito ho;iltr )1u b, are wtt)'orh1Ig dili gotlyI Id thi i dru' ion is bal p, Flr I ai hm , KC. -L. Curetoni No.M .. Bi~roughsg~ Marle C(t a., 1.u1i-h.e Hudi.gens, L~ula W, JuInlik, .\y 1 RIobinion, l ; io K(irktiey, D~orsoy '. Lurroughs mde Ruihey, Mattie Riope). Melle Heandrixc, OlIvia McHugh, Lid it owniMess. W. IK. 3?oul17y, , rce , 0, Stricland 1. W -,J. Arthur Piekel brought t the ofliceV Wednesday, (today,) a opeite.otton bloomi he found in hi field 'Tuesday. Art. is a imod( farmer and never fails to be at th front. -A reference case was held bx fore Clerk of Court Stewart Tue day in which V. H. Aheandt and T. I. Alexander were li principal parties. About fort witnesses were examined. F. B. Thirkiold, Health In1spo< tor of Chicago, says: "Kodol Dyi pppsia Cure cannot be recoimoi ded too highly.. It cured me o' a, vero dyspepsia." It digests what y eat - and cures indigestion, hear burn and. all forms of dyspopsi) Dr. G. W. Earle. Lewis Dennis, Salem, Ind., sayi "'Kodol Dys pepsia Curo did n more good. than anything I ev, took." It digests what you cat zan can not holp but cure dyspopsi and stomach troubles. Dr. G. W. Earle. Elecitosa of Trastiee's. Notica is heIeby giveln that ; I e 6i1n 'will be hield at4 thet court hou44 ( Tulesdajv tie 3d (11y of .11113' I -.4 EC'Ih4f ). in., for t.he purpor-e of letng a I.hw1 Of iive trutsIees fIor the Piel:s 'i, Iehool. C. E-. loiui'. L. T. Travis, Agent Soithern 11 R., Selina, Oa., writes: "I can nI( say too much in praise of One Nl il ute Co-ugh Cure. In my caso it wor< ed liko a charm." Tho only hain less renie(ly that gives iiierliat results. Cures coughs, colds, croul bronchi itis and all throat an(l itin roubli Dr.. G. W1. Earlo. Bridge to Let. On Tile*slav, dly 241th, :it, 1-2 ooel n101n, We will Jet to 11he lowest bhthl. contr';adt to buili a bridg'at tgo 1 ioo bridge p1Iunce, oli Salulda river. I'ln:e il specillcatcion" cttn he Seel ait timleti all place of letting. E. F. I.eori:n, Sutpervior 1ikelAes Co' ,J. E. Sr.us fn'.28w-i-. Spri CUreaUl G. H. Appleton, Jiitic 4f Li Petce, Clarksburg, N. J., ays ."DeWitt's Little Early Ilisomrs ;If the best pills mado for constipa tio We use no others." Quickly cur all liver and bowel troubles, Dr. G. W. E arle. That ThrobbIng Headach Would quickly leave you, if yo seed Dr. King's New Lifo Pillf Thousanoda of sufforers have prove thevir matchles8 merit for si:' atn Nervous H1oadachea. They indL Mr1110 blood( and strong IrCIves oIj iuild ill) your health. Easy to takc Try them. Only 25 cente. Moune back if notbutred. H is ,ifas was a ved. N.wX,J& E. Lilly, a prominet c't 90 of 1'laurdibal,''Mo., laito!y hiad wonderful' doliverance from frightful death, Ln telling o'f ' sias "I was taken with typhoei fevor, thait ranl into p)IOtilnoli My't hungs b'3ettme halrdenedl, .I '. so wea I couldn't even sit umpi bed. Nothing helped mec. 1 e2 poeted to soon to die of Consumi Lion, when I heard of Dr. King New Discovery. One bottle gaiv great relief. I contmnued to usei and now am strong and well. can't say too much in its praise. This ni.arvellous medicine is th surest and quickest cure in (11 norld 'for all Throat and Lun Trouble. Rleguhltr sizes 50 cn: and $1. Trial bottles free at WV. McFall's Drug Store; every botti guaranteed. YOUNC MEN WAN~TE, with fair educ'ation andis goodt'ch': i ndr I iilroad acc'oulntintg and1( type'wrIitin: Th'is ish endteorsted by all leadin g ra ilwa com1i1nliies asI tiely) p1' erfecet and' reliab, mitteid. W~rie for frea uatalo g, Falli termuu eopiin Anugist 15th. A Frightful Blunder WillI often cause a horrible hurri scal, cut or' bruise. Bucklonm Arnica Salvo, the best ini the workh will kill the pain and l'oomptl hoail it. Cures old( sores, lever sore' ulcers, boils, felons, corns, all ski eruiptions. Best pile cur ie on oartl Only 25c a box. (unre guamrainteec W1inthroj' Collcge Schloln r1hip un ESnirnco Exatminuatgiu. 'Te e'xaIIIn'at-lon for' the alwar d of vt can lt .scvhoulartshilpa In *Whtithrop .iolleg. andi~ for the adiion~'t of ne'w studencti will be hlcd at thei Coun' Cout Itious~ on Fl~lay, .July '20th at 0 '. im. App)jlicants4 musIt hot be' h'' thamti i W : J:'A s ipa ' a gr u I .di :ip mauking~ thle hiighest a ''r me hl - 0 T1hei' cost of lit-end.. 'i0. in di board, furn'iishend ioomiit I ':t, light iii wain lg is on1)3S.5' ) peri mon th. F~or fnurther inuformiation. ainde i' eat Rlock H1ill, S. C. int..w l. Spain's Creatost Nicod. Mr. R. P. OlIvia, of JBarctelon Spa~i, TOonCgs ble wInfers at Aike 8.0. \' etk neives had caused si vero pains in th~e back of his hea< On using Electric Blitters, Amer ma's greatest .Blood and Neir. Rirnedy, all pain soon left 'gilt Ir0e 'ais this Miand' *meoina1.i or'ica kunowvs'liaL it cures liyor' an kidlney troub1e, puirins the blo0o< Itones up the stotuach, strengthier tho neryes, pgts yhm, vj gor a)) new life into every musefo, neorv ind organ of the body, If weoal tired or allina YQon neod it. Ever ANNOUNCERMS. I For Solk' it or, 1'1 CIt h -c t cal4(!l.44id-v ''4 . (4* s4lihilo04 thet 1'1 I t Ci (. till (A ( (~1~c it - I )v. jeur Ifouiso of I!Rup smi ta~t '4''.. Th ' 11 I)iV fliendfl.I. of (;Ii11-e , I"Oi. lie' (4 be4)44b lot 'ilc hil I. itf'd(at o I :. ii lijo Ort ~ I LW-. or 1 itt, I'm li l eh s4'"'~ c liii1t! Ia? ltiitr.4 achill'I ' Or till 'ill*. t' it. 4). il \I o Z I 41 ill y of. 'robj NNt ' '4'c' l - - '11I't'II 4 11 1(m ro ~ t. 111111 ns t 111v, 11( ' 14 te iit1) r'' h' *.d tt Io non rkl( (4 (4o1r I.'i It,' .1 ' i' m''' 1 ) til X . 444 Po .)~ T.) . Ni ''l' is o4444Ill tI 11) 11 44' iy 'Ili,, Many 1.44).o14 i ls a 411v' .4j' 44')iliti v ro M cPn I ' 1 '-'*'' (y, jt F.t 144(it 41je 41 to) 114' ',14 1' ttit t fir 1till! crTi h xl 1 .' 4 4 11 \V 'ilic i1.) fii1 ; 1 4)11" -4 - 4 1-. :14. 1 4 fil '!;.4 44'' (i 44i 1111; - i?4i14', ro .' of4;4 1 .44:'4l i I i . I I" 4 lt 4:. ~ m .ri .i 4, \v4.r i, ;ir inthe I1Owwm in thel4hi vbnmv ratio In tl 111w;')' 11 : I :0 4 ' 1' c I d a . v' r 1..". 4'' o c ..4 1 10 101 M.A ,S ~ it.j) Il, 141 l'r Congfress. I ~ - :tinoInIe(e niy Caudidacy for tI- r1 on 1 'I'hinri Congyrestsioni bliugst primailry andt( will the :ae. A. C. LA'rIMIIt - 1, f :. f T. Wy.h' 1ereby an. - n tiliiate for (ogtigir (*'l-ngremi:Sona1l D)i-trief, . f- ( of Ihe voters in tihe -t' 4(etion. F - ' Ii.' :tii rer. i. h-n !-; of Bi. 1). Garlvinj hore I h 1-. :L (1n lblatt4 for ihe 'Viemairer for Pickens - 1- ('m4at letion of If;e voters - 8.1 P 111it 0r eleclion., l 'C~4 itutel I). Chapiii mic(I hini ais a canididato -ureri for l'icknou1 IaU ion of Ithe votora inl t rimIary elecctioi. -i of E: B. Lathern hereby a I:tidiihite for thIe onlete I i hti'i'ounty thjetiv t'EL lo 11 t ra it t e4.ro i'tn itf Avery A. Jonm ht hm ns t candidate for i*.:AIIr I of l'ittisit llIountyv, i t :n-t isn of tilh- voterm in 6h6 t v i!itniM of IlIt'ry W. Farri ?:I;;\ ; n -:1 e h il t .1 a enildidate Tmieurer of I'ickei TI Itoli' tt h o t Ion of the vOtI'S -t itt u, mt :tr i4 Iorebytv inonineet - - it:o I a a iti tej't for the lt Picl'iekn oounty, tt - - ac ti i I t h t s i th Th W y1V frien1ds of James M. li-.n i Irb 141anim 2unco him as C w:m flo Coo oflreo of Trons f ikens county, ubjoet to r ite vOitrs i n the rima1'y electioil. T eii.:of JoseCph C. Stilb i mu nC him as .1a candie 6~~~ - veofTeaue of Plickens ---t 14) lh e tion of thle voters a atih, Primary election,. I , Cl e of Corourt. n-vtds ()f J. M . Stewart her!. iIa candiNate for re-oelec - eo( Clrk of C rt of Fliseki at the :lion of th e ilDe IJ-ate ttinar h e letion o T o 1ne .i of A. John 'Boggs, in rtation of ofice, hore. - unI I b 1t ,i im ais it. cand idate S0:o( Clork of Court for u t subiet to the ac v in the teno. n VI. Edns is hoc inoun 1ainy friends as a candi ""tlhe, offico of Clork of Court t couuty, subject to the ''' of h voter in the DotO. pri-IBmry el1ction. ~io riias of T. H. 00ec.) MuMa I mnec hIm a.is a candidati Iclki of Court of Pickens to thle action of the voterit ii nimary election. % ti Illy am [ I'I isiu, 11 )aicki; c for otlk)e of Auditor of " i~ h jti the acti f - -1 Dmori U c.1r p~iroc * t \44 1 m ounig.-Cimif t3, Ii (lion .f en ' - t! t IV VltUIl)eo, Iherei - l'tt I k(is couty, tib Itt oft th1 vIo~ters iii the I i 4 ar lth-eti. , Itb b of vi'hy W MihOrlter Io of! P(iens county, h ' et)ittn 1 . of the oter s h P. Field hereb I t 41 i4: tt Itt 10 blate fo the I)Villee ''i;' vtThtdiof A.urT MtPickm cont ~';t :i',i~d-ctinofth votr ofh' II t1I (idI'y L. D.t (fudS I I t~fllih, nor-- idnoa cand ti ~ 'l~t (i o f cr f yhu '. a ii flfl(Jb he fo h - -I' lInI f They dvrf ntht (I' '~ ~ t~iV u1 b'ee t awon. d Buy The Best Iron King Stoves, Wheeler - and Wilson Sewing Machines. Chattanooga Plow#,' 'Black Hawk Corn Shellr, Best Grain Cradles, Fruit Jars and Sugar. WOvenf Wire Cots and Bed Spring and all kind of Housekeoping (1oodo. A largo lot of Corn and Paas. Everythmg. Come and moo us. 11. 'Z. .M'Pall. JENNING'S , GREAT BARGAIN hOUSE! I how bat. thbe best usleete Dry Goods~, No ions, Hlats, Shoes '.and Clothing, That I have ever had anid they wil go at a sacriAce and when yon ar in Greenville don't fail to call os me. Prices are right and yoa wil be treated right. Mr. Will Looper, of Dlacusyille is with mo and will be glad to sew all his friend. ?WCome e come all, N. A. JlENNING8, 1:20 Main street, Greenville, 8. C. aipr1l2tfl9. 'no. Watches. Clocks. Bewing Machines and flicylces, rlpairod anid neow parts ordlored for onefl. All repaira warranite~d. '-Machine Needles, parts anid fmreat oil always on hand, NWTwenty Yeas *experience i the buineas. 3E you need a 3ood Wateh give or send :na your )rder, I ha~ve some, 8eeia1 Sargainsa J0hN T, 10008, Jeweler and Job Printer, Liberty, S. C. N. B :--Pho~nogvrahand G*raph >phoneu en4 su ie for salt and epats,4 PVRIcainal . et loa VAntM In The Front Ranks.., "Wo are increasing our stqck of goods daily. Our stoqre p k "from top to. bottom-everything we buy is of the boot q t . "Nothing cheap or Rhoddy. A complete line of everything. Ths 1-r1." "ost lino of dress goods in the country. White Lawns frow no to 2~" "Blue drahams and Cottonados 8o to 25c. Pereales Lawn., Dimiitla" "Ducking and Crash goods, all oolora and prices. A few teady utadi" "shirt waists. Ladies trimmed hats and Sailors to *lose out cheap.* If you need anything in hardware it will be well for yon to look at our stock beforo buying. Farming tools of every desoription. Well Ohains, Qow chains, grass hooks, hinges, screws, pad looks, knob looks' trunk locks,'hand saws, hatchets, hanmmro, drawing knivel, shoe Uails, shoe thread, tinwaro, valloy tin, every thting. Come and see. Yours Truly, Folger and Thornley Doalors in General Merchandise. Piekens, South Carolina. YOU SHOULD KEEP COOL, And it's easy enough to do so now, that we have an elegant Fountain and can serve you with DELICIOUS ICE DRINKS. Can't be 'surpased. Always fresh an re-. liable, An unusually nice line of Toilet Soaps just received. We have the BEST CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCOS AND CIGARS. And of course lead in STATIONERY, Come in mid- se us if you don't wan't to buy anything. We will be pleased; Yours very truly, Bol ea "I'bor11ey. Freemnnn Block. Vickeno, S, 0. sep2ttf. A Large Stock -of .o- 1900 'ow SPi No COODS You will want tho beat and the freshoat. oeep me In niind And I will save you money. I think it is *ell known to the readers of The Journal ho visit, my stIor.) that What I Advgtseg 1 ggtu, What I sell advertises my store. HOW TO BUY. WHERE TO MU. These are points that should be of special interest to @verybody. The Pickens people would not continne trading with me if I did not have the right goods and at the right prices. I )O NOT MEET JR ICES, but I make them. My 25 and 50 cents' wood dress goods can't be .egaeald by an, The most complete lino of colored lawns, dimities, Mallinu n organdios that I have over had. Prices from 6c to 2b5 p.r yard Whito lawns in remnants worth 10c et 6c; A beautiful quality 40 in. whito lawn worth 12 a at 816. Whito piques, plain welts and fan cies, 8, 10, 12 ad 160. I sell tho best valicos at Sc. Full weight. heavy .yard wide 8"e P Island fit 5e. You will find many savers froin one end of my store to the other. ONE VERY 8PECIAL BARGAIN!! A Pilk lusho for waixts and skirts---looks better and will outwear an 7>c silk aI t .'i~e, ill colors, My shoe stock is kept Up to the standard. "No mani downe Sao o I andl my help, wIll be glad to soo you and will meake it to your in tNrest to so us when you want dry goods or slioes. A. K. PARK, Greenville, S.t'. I wish to call your attention to our big stock of Men's, WomeN's, Misse' and Childron's bhooa--Oxfords and Slippers. We ar' eI*.irig out all our men's shoos above $200 at cost. You 0an buy any of out $350 shoes at $275; $8 shoes at $2.50; $2.50 shoes at $2.00 Th* are no better shoes in Groonville, no matter what the price is: All our womon's $2.50 shoes at $2. All our women's $2 shoes at $1, 50. These are fine quality, up-to-date in and cannot be equaled for the pricu. Ch.eap Bh.Oes. We are offering a fine line of women's at $1 and $1.26, WQU1af, Oxford, Tip and Comrnon Bense toe. 144 pairs at 50c a pair; 72 pt at 75c pr pair. 150 pairs at $1 a pair: aSAny of, these ae - Worth 80 per cent. more than we ask. Children's and Misw' Oxfords, Baudals 0 a to $100 a p 191. L. opt assortment in the city. Xvhenm You Come to .OreenvU1e, Remember i havo one of the bout getialstocks of Dry goods In t0' city. Where you want silks or satins, organdes Qr aWns, PiqWe et percalea, shoetings are shirtinge, hosiery, gloves or eersts, we 4 ell them as cheap as the cheopest. NoGods Chared, W xE. i$gv E M ainE & 00ffnA rn*M. - I .isfaahil a I