The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, October 25, 1900, Image 2

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The People's Jour T. C. ROBINSON, Editor. 1'UBLISHRD ,VI'ERY TIIURS Subscription One Dollar a Jintered at the Post Office at Pick gecoid-olas inater. THURSDAY, OCT. 25. 1900. Grand Jury lfrenefvunente To the Hon. Jas. Aldrich, Pr< ins Judge: We the Grand Jury, beg lew make this our final presentnl for the year 1900. We have passed upon 'all bills handed us by the Soi< and made such returns on thai we thought the evidence justi We call attention of the Col Supervisor and Connissioner the bad condition of the roads bridges in the county an( rei mend that they be put in repa once. We also call their atte to the bad condition of the ro the court house an( recoiiiii that the same be repaired at < We have by colittees of body exaininel the county oil and the chain gang and here subinit their reports as a pa this presentment. We return Oulr tiaks to hollfor fori the very clear. am[ inst rucittions gi u s. We :1s< 'ir .a p:t on r'ieorid :1 psih exprea, ourbi.har.iti the past services of 4...r v thy and able solicitor.~ s An)sel. In his perforn ce in our county lie has w, ev.. 13' fair and courteouis, '1i1i0 VOO less. We regret exceedi l give hin lip. Respeetfully submitted. A. H. KAY, Forenw At the conclusion of the rea -.1 the grand jury p1esentment licl.t'r Ansel addies'sed tihat aIti made a very nppropriate unipressive respons( to the tri rendored hin In the presontin Judge Aldrich, in dismissiing grand jury, referred to that pa their presoitmnt about Mr. . and fully endorsed the same. testified to the fairness and at of Solicitor Ansel, ind Oxpri himsolf, that in evory instinc his knowledge that Sclieitor I had done his duty. court. Court of general sessions vened in Pickens Momhay, ti inst., with Judge A Idrich or bench, The court cme"a~ present and the w move without interrip. (rich charged the ou each bill a'-i w'tal duties. It we ax~ lAnd iluteresting Charge, The grand~ jury ret urned thi lowing bills: The State vs. Hlendlricks, burglary. true bill: erett Jones, aggravated assaul battery, true bill; Lynch Mi kin, selling liquor, t rue bill: thur Johnson, murder, t rue b1unyan Praters, ho use breaiki. day time, no bill; Joe Itam andl Eb. Young, assault and tory with intent to kill, nol pr< on payment of costs; James good, assault and battery wit: tent to kill, nol p~rossed 0on ment of costs; F. 1B. Morgan,: der, true bill; Wade Andel selling liquor, nol prossed, di fendant being in jail from t' States court. The first ca&se for trial was one against F. B. Morgan, chai with mfurdler, for killing a burglar in his stoie at (Cr The juiry Was emlpanelled am1( witnesses were exainmed. Soli Ansel announcedl inl ('ourt thi could not as~k a verdiet fl romi test imony' and requnested J1udlg drich to ord1er thle juiry brint verdIict of unot guilty, and thi: done NIleSsrs. M orgatn & BI: nlI'. re'pre(sented MI r. M~or'gai 'e* randh jury brouight in EWi u I batter'y wi- inte dik .5.n Hense 1 ..d ami .Ransom, adultery; O.ens & Asault. Messrs. Morgan and II.,sa diefended Hlense .Bird ant. W~ si, charged with adulte.v. fendants had no witnessesr. State examined five, but the rendered a verdiet of not This completed the work < first dtay and the court adja to 9:80 a. mn. Tuesday. On Tuesday morning th< agdnat Arthur Johnson, el with murder. Mr. Carey (de1 h3im and a verdict of not gull rendered, The grand jury bi ina a true bill against Lawrcnt for disturbing religious wvorsl Thishi McJunikinu pleaded to seliing liquor and1( was sent to pay a Ano of one hundred Iars or be imprisoned on thei rworks of' the county or in the tentiary for three months, Owens Green pleaded gu assault andi battery with inte kill, The same sentence wa posed upon him. J. T'. Gassaway, who was for eaault and battery with I to kill, was convicted of aim emit and battery, and p aid t i et jrty dollar. imposed b; John Nendrioks, who was for enteringq the rootn of MIsu snella bay at night with cri1 intent, was convicted and o * life time sentence, Of following yere dre~~ gal D. Edens, L. A. Rlgdon, W. R Garrett, Tho others for 1001 will be drawn at the usual time. DAY. -Miss Martha Curoton, who has been visitir.g in Chestor, roturned Vear to her homo here last week. Election Notice. STATE OF SOUTH CARoIA, Pickens County. oTICK IS iS IllitY GI\EN TIIAT AN election will be held tat the Heveral precincto established by law lin l'iakens County onl . Tucsday, Noveinber 6th. 19W, for the following o ies, to wit: Gaovernor, Lieutenant-Gover. nor. Secretary of State, A ttormey (t.ieral, Comp. troller (eaieral, A<jutant ainsp Intiector Uener ro to il, State Slperinttoidenit of Edtlication, otte Itala road t'ontmissioner, one Circuit -Solicitor, lent two Itepresentatives iIt the General As. tetbly, Supervisor, Sherit, Clerk of Court, Coroner. Conlity Superintendent of Iducation, the two County Corninislioners, Auditor, Treasur ,itor ursuait to the Constitution of South Caroli as t, and the ternm of Joint liesolutione Nos. 340 and 311, approved Feb. 1th, A. 1). 1900, (Acts of djd. South Carolina, pp. 670 andl 571.) an election will albo be held at the mamiae tinte and place for Ility aimendments to the Cont Iltiution of South Caro 4 t0 linta, an follows; Amend Sec. 7, of .\rticle \'Ii, of theConstitu a1nd tion of South Carolinat, at follows: Add at the ent thereof the followinag words: "Provided 10ll- that the linitation Iposed by this Section and ii b yt Section , .rtiele IV, of 'thli aConstittion tohfall nkot applyv to bonded lindebtednev.ss inenrred tiol b-y the iti-t of ('olumiahia, Rock ibli, tUihaarles ton tail lioreaanc, whete the proceeds of saiti bIt0 ire applied sole y for the ptrciase, es lend tatblishment, tunaiteriance or inacrease of water weore? palInt. sewerge systexi. ga and electric t11l0 . light linists, where the entire revenuac arishig frain the opertation of sulan jahit or syattenis 0Il' sliall et- devoted solely anad exal'usively to the malin at t atenanae aiad operation of the satie and wt'here the li eltionl Of licurrintg-su h intdebted. vit I itelat is si teii tad lo tihe fre hl er atit nd ;uili tiell voter%. of stach nmunicipality. ia pravhtied in it of Ihe a'oa st titution, tmlmn tie quaettioit of other inllebtedl ness." .\ tateni the t'onstitu tlin of ni th t 'arolia by V0)111 tilding thereto the iolilowing to be knowni as .\ rticl e 1. of A ineitd t ot ta the Constitution:" hie General .A slie1inIly ahall provi'i-hy lawov for a t e t'i 'aleinat in. throughIi proper oitival eantit ialI. If aIl l1ands1 necesai y f or the' proler drain i tI ma e (it tiha sw a ipi j matid low !aatIl s o f th i S tate: ntt sit al a! lioi .i eir the equitable a eul.5aa ment l: aill laints so idined, fotr iht' purpose of patayling thae. lep ese of sneh, mm e4nt ,i ttaIiion and dratinuge.'' Ti"It saitd aitentlienal sitall Ie 4utallnitted it I t baa'u h iannaa'er thIat the electorm. fiua ied to Vit" - n tmaieib rs f tt the itaouse lit ivporeenata.tives - i';l vomte foorar atain't ealch f su h aintail 1't - ' .\ie dnenit -honal b i taut seiparate tickett. I lbnt- in ft'avomr aof tle ntaptiot tit' ata tinaentdl I 'x. t, Ih u teininlII t e d dnie:. 1:'11-nt voted :in tn:. f.-'.sa..t bV thile waV rd Y"V :' l la 1.1t.'r- t' the nttopaehtiont m all at nintuihaent sth-.u at aauitatin tN a w:En~itent a-t v te up an. ai we,1vd byI en r - : l.' a lt e -b votinlar plit'e will lea. o ;14'a110 at to k ',- at. In.. niti K m, tat I 1. Ia. cThe fol (1 iooawtig ntaineI irmtvaa. iate beien apiointed .,-A NAI - A.n r 4, 1.1:- Ta,: i. for Site ant C aata-l t y tt-i-e., and fir .Aiiend - I e nt, t at e t C'o t .titutatio l , tia a s : anld Ea[Sley- C. T. Marlltin, J. R. bu't-0( Glawne'r and( M. P'. RodgeFrs. n. Cenitral-l1. J. Johns.-tonl,J.W th I BaoCk and E, l. Stphenis, ft o iberty-S. D. Stewort, W. N. nlat Gantt, and Afartin Hunt. Pickens Court Houso- 0. P. iiy Fiold , J. II. Newton and John T. !s (-d I in ;ston. L 1 1)~ lD.lisville, (at Looper"N Gin) G. B. Looper, John I. Williasms and Joseph L. Looper. P1u1Ipkin) Itowl-W, Ba Jones, A. L. E(Ions and W. D. Hendricks. u. Eatstatoe-Jesso J. Lewis, John e --W. Thoinns and R. M. Lusk, the Crobs P)laias, (at WIlliaIms & ere en B CW-ilac m, C .. hiold L Rd A . W.u Mland .Ste. Petaer'sCre (at Peaters Crook AgIi cademyh)-G . W.G riflini, Je SEa iLeti- Singen and h.l. otero. l1t ai MilCe, (at Mile reek) )S""- M Ch uc-F. C L.arox L.d R. Art. Daltoe and . H. LStee r bill;ll Pratrgs(aPater'll Cprinek 1" Church)--J. M. G Lyspi, Joe Lea 3i'ton bornveoand hilipMRoberton. lited J. M Dukwh. Co aaldnd T. C-Ri anRoss.H mmnd th alhoun-H.o' C.tHunt, . H. pay-d Peryen J.c. awende Rort en'o Greavere n Js . otr trali. Crosswell School House -E . B. five Latheun, Elliott Williams and A, citor B. Kaiy. it le Ont ay of election te innungra intat oranTl t he Ize by the eleenonm of is tebat rtmma asat m a clerk. ' i'lhe tfotitalI ttatlmaio al i at an mt ahe a nk em by) e'atmh 3 Al- tittager befoare hc tnat maat' , atumat mmpmla y thta - (-'lerk 't.' Th ?lhaiian eltettal is m.aimowred lam gg 'i'hae tanaagc'rasyav the patwaer tam till ma vacaneaay , sad If nonema aof thle anageatra at'ml, the' Cittzeroa Sin1- ennu maap thit i rmain aitig athe itaIited vctaer thie . ecoti t t ha''e a amlc n. Stue Att the almase taof l thletiton. thea ttun:naat- ti, cleark tttutst proaeed'a puicly tl tat lttt ; I . , hX It-ab xes matid eta t the halala theara tan, ala ma s tinaue withouttt adajaatrnnena'at utt the . ..a i, ett m 'tnpaltedm , andm natk e it staleaana.'nt if thte ae a ig* for eatch oliheat nica amign them. sanslaa. ithint alaree <hats atre fter, the' i'hairatiat C~n. of mte or, mar ainecma ione iadehtetie lay thle llatrdi, tatnm t mdeliver tat t ('amrtaenin atierst min Kilect iont thammoi Ilist th la o jx as c'maon t taig thc inlatilotsa an witatbtm'en stattucita ofl Ithe result 01 athat eti onil i. a - I'm' he thiat naned'c atanager tat enelh prcecra'i .sa.nust tatlil tti n the Io rad aof 'ctinisiboanera Matuaray, Ncvenlthier tha, h19t,' ta o ae .'ivaa hal 10l nh Cjaes, ulol lhts bu inttutt, tiad to hi 3"tU'3 Given undlter our handis this 15th ~uilty da'y of Oct. 1900. ft the (1. W. Dorr, indChairmnii enn T. T. Hughes, arged .-- -H. C. Shirley. Onded Thairty-Seeondt Anual State Valr, Coluta y WR b~Ia, S. V., octa 20th to N4ov. 2d, 1000. ought On account of this occasIon, Southerrl we Orr Railwayv announcea rate of One Fare for the roundt trip, plus fifty cents adimisslori lp, to thle Fair' grounds, for eivilianel anti JulIy3 still lower rates for military companici onced and brass bands, in uniform, twenty ot diol- more on one ticket, to Columbia, S. C. ,anad rettrrn. )tublic Tiickets wvill be sold dily, Oct. 27th t< peni- Nov. lst, inclusiv'e, and for trains scheda uled to arrive at Coltim ina prior to noor tyof of Nov. 2d, with final limit Nov. 4th, 1t000, inclusive; and for Fair officials anf] nl to stock mien only, on Oot. 25th and 26th, SS ma. on presentation of gertifloates signed by Thos. W, Holloway, Secretary taeAg, tre rlcultural and Mecohanical Society. This wvill be by far the greatest Stat. Iltont Fair over hold, and every one should hlo as- take advantage of the low rates and visit 0 flue Columbia on tis occasion. Southeorn Italiway offers moat con. e the Yenilent schedules, an~d perfeat srvice to and from Uolumibla, trioed Tioke will be sold frot all points in Per- South Oarolinal Augus, Ga.) and . vannah, Ga.; also Asheville, N. O, 13am Charlotte N.0,and stations in Nor tt sie a nemdaeto Columbia, 0, 0,( ogdt i nformtio1 s to tstas1 sob ,..8 t. og a no wig uest ons for Women Are you nervous? Are you completely exhausted? Do you suffer every month? If you answer " ' toany of these questions, you ve which Wine of Cardu, cures. Do you appreciate what peect heakh would be to you? Mteer taking Wine of Card*l, thousands like you have real ized It. Nervous strain, loss of sleep cold or indigestion starts menstruali disorders that are not noticeable at irst, but day by day steadily grow into troublesome com lcations. Wine of Cardul, used just eore the men strual period, will keep the female system in perfect condition. This medicine Is taken quietly at home. There is nothing like it to help women enjoy god health. It costs only $1 to test this remedy, which is endorsed by 1,000,000 cured women. Mrs. Lena T. frleburg. East St. Louis, Ill., says: "I sin physicatly a new woman, by reason of my use of Wine of Cardul and Thedford's Black Draught." in osess requiring special directions, al Orre Co. 0hattemoogs Meal. oothers endorse it, old folks us it. We refer to One Minute Coug Cure. It will quiLckly Cre i throat and lung troubles. Dr. G W Earlo. TAX NOTICE. The Treasurors oflice at Pickin court house, South Carolina, wil be opn Monday, October 15th fo 11e collection of the followin named taxes for year 1900. Lovy for State tax, 5 milh " "f Ordinary County ta 4 mills. Levy for Constitutional schioc tax, 3 mills. Lovy for past indebtedness, IllI 11s. Total levy for State and oountN 14 mills. Levy for Interest on 1. R. R, bonds, Pickens court house towr ship, 3i mills. Levy for interest on P. R. R, bonds for Hlurricano township, mill. Lovy for Intorest on P. R, - bonds for Eastatoo township, V mills. Special levy for school distri No. 9Ih 2 millst Spiecial levy for school distri Special levy for school distri No. 11, 8t mills. Special levy for school distri No. 13, 4 mills. Special levy tor school distri No. 10, 2 mills. Special levy for school distri No. 81, 4 mills. Special levy for school distri No. 40, 2 mills. Special levy for school distr No. 55, 8 mills. Poll tax and commutation~ ro tax one dollar from those lial according to law. Books cisos Decembaer 8 1900. Respectfully, J1. T. Youngblood, Treas. Pickens county Sep 20-tdec31. i'1eckenat Coiyi3. f [in I 'p..1s te (co'rt.J T' (. Spencr, na ailiif.rutori of est ii of Maurganr tH ill, deceset)s, Piu tiffvs ldia Spue er 0. EV 111ll. Alir 11111, ix rill o ni e . ii ll, b li* n his i' ,. n i l il . le Ii n : il 1 -1 ii ll. fe ri.. f1 2 .* if th e * i . ;4' t.. . c. ;.. d e . :lIl~i ' the r e.-. .i f. , . i ,' a) .) tle l)iti, ,sl: 111. 1 - i a~.ii l b ~ltl .h in te id e~iti--n t e l 1141 mIlin on1 -wbi -r- il i nh. Coulrt Ile, relk nf te, Oervcer n, 1000-.eoftc h thepeiton ndcoplaint' wthi n1 wilapl 11o hee, Cobrte ore ree manded tte petitblont aefndacomplai Te not tga t 'in tamo in thIs actIon, of w hich i abovo Is a copy, and iop tlin and1 comiplainlt hein4, were* flIed the omco o1f the ,*indge of Prohnte fot i (onuty andc Staite on the 9thb daly of (1( 1900. MiORGAN. & B1.A88tNGANE~ oct11 (It Plahtltr's A ttorno: Preve.:ted a Tragedy. Tinuol y inftortnatio given M George ti,a of Now st rat t vil Ollio, saved two liveK, A ftighti coughl had long~ kept her awal every night. Shie had tried mat remedies and doctors but steadi grow worse until urged toi try 1) Kings Nw DIscovery, 0One bc tlo wholly cured her; and s| writes, this tnarvolous niodicen also cut'ed Mr. Long of a sove attack of Pnaumonia. 8uch curi are positive proof of of its power Ours a1u thrnat, ohest and) lit thoublos, .0u .P#0o, and .10 4OFF FOR Wm'. Fagan is now In the fall and winter trade an< last years prices as it Is possi & ceivCd 3,500 yards of Outi sold at this price.) 3.coo q 50,000 yards of best Dark Jeans to, 12 ,2 15, 19, 22, an Grey and White Shirts and WVomen's Vests'and Pants, 2 Cashmere's and Brocade Dr4 20 and 25c. and many other I are noV receiving and shall s< last year. My trade the past su mm< last year and I am prepared I months at least one-half over I cordially invite all Pici ville to call and see me -on Bro's. Grocery store, where willing clerks to serve you. WM. C Sheriff's Sales. BY virtue ofI tax ewoucltior Placed inl my lulsbJ. Young" blood, 'TreIasrller ol I'iekens Coi t 1.y, i have leviel imn :undt wi sell for cash to ihe hiIlesi hidd( I before thev court hiouse doior o salesday inl Noveinbor, 11, di ing the legal hours fmr she tlie l'o - lowing <descrihedl real e'state ' -wi All that piece, parcel mr t r-et< laind inl iEpsley townsllip coIntail ing twenty ('20) acres more or- les: 1 one buildin g oil said luul levie r upol as the property of J.'L. M E Crackin and sold to satisfy tax ey coution against said property. Also, oie lot, in the town of Lil erty, adjoining lands ot' (hapmia & Callaham, levied upon as ti I property of Mrs. Sarah J. Smit and Sold to satisfy tax executic against said property. Also, two lots and three huiF ings in the town of Central, adjol ing Juo. Brock, Clayton estate, 8 - Stephens and Sallie RouIe, Iev 1upon as the. property of Whitr Symines and sold to satisfy tax e .o sution agansit said property, Also, fifty (50) acres in Huri cans township on Keowee Rivc -i adjoining lantd4 of Win, Murphr * and others, levied upou as the pre erty of George Whbite's estate, at. Also, one hundred (1011 teres Ptnakintowii 'Towtshilp, levi et tipo1 as th 4 'lety of M. B1. Dt eufl, htld sold to satisfy tax exet et tion against bsid property. Also, one lot in the town of Ci ot tral, levied upon as the propel of Mrs. M. J. Chapman's esta et~ sold to sat isfy tax executien agali said( property. et Purchaser' to pay for papers a et J.flps H.1 -G McDANIEL' St. , ,' et . .P. Citation Notice. rdSTATE OF.sOUTVHCA ROLIN, , B1 y J. HI NEwIJERY, Esq., Probate Jud W~herenN, J. 01. Stewart, C. C. P., m I ut itt to meto grant hion letterni of uidmi tration oif the estatu of landt offets of 3 N .F?. Punlder. ' These are* thecrefore to titie atinl aidmiol all anad sinagular the kutiredl and credl of the said Mrs.-N. FA. Pondeor, detccait that they ho an'Q appear before~ ue, hI Court of P'robatc,.ti bo held1 at. IcIkan H., on tho.V7ith day of Nov., 1100i, after licationi hereof, at 11 o'cltock in te noon1, to shiiw ';ntise, if anly ther' ha ve,, the~ saidl adEInill.ration~t shIei|d n1ot4 J.I.N.:I:\ "" G.IVEN __________06. Ne t:14s oh hi, 1 .s hsn e Fls,0 Odor i ew ttwillr e i ms p~s b slerilota li ithaitupe16 wbllesoog pooe in ghoodg~i will pa 2Sili oltle, in dfay lfor 58 ist,A ll toi, A elonB ron.aeo t. 6ambelai s ndiii bintbeS h erta.in ur for Chron I'vs'l re E hOdu k seepna, Tettr willt prtpi on taip prid H * len *wsp e o,' rto saet by~eg dr ue n tinutur dyptn 's etin U'we Dey tone is* . stds Ohid tesgu 3.:e aae, .elv O enopa.., 1SteMs NEW YORKk* New York making purchases for I will sell you all goods as near ble to do. We have already re rig at 5c. (The best outing ever yards of Cotton Flannel at 5c. and Indigo Calicoes, 5c. 2,500 d 25. 100 dozen Men's heavy drawers, 25c. each. ioo dozen 5c. each. 5,0oo yards Worsted, !ss Goods to sell at 1o, 12%, 15, ines which I cannot mention, but 11 as low as the same goods sold 2r has increased 25 per cent. over o increase my sales the next four last season. cens People who come to Green. Earle's Corner, opposite Finlay you will always find polite an FAGAN, >rner Main and Coffee Streets. 1 1 GRA'Y. r - DEALER IN Sash, Doors, Blinds, Flooring, Ceiling, and Weatherboard ing, Moulding, of all kinds. Leather and d Rubber Belting together n With all kinds of ENGINE AND PIPE FITTINGS. i Also Engine and Cyluder Oil at lowest pricoes. - Linseed Ol, Both Raw and - Boiled for painting, and White e Lead of Best Quality. id Give us a trial before buying Dr elsewhere. D. E ORANDY, 'i. Pickens S. 0, Ofi"e and Warohouse near De. 13ot in --_________ ed Land For' Sale. n-~ 'he undersign~ed will selt at the n-. late residence of M. A. O'Dell, on November 15th, 1900, the follow. nu- ing tracts of land, -ty Tract No. 1, conitaining fifty.one te; (51 441.100) and forty-four one st hun roedths acres, adjoining lands of Laban Mauldin, tracts No. 2 nd and 8. On this tract is a fine or 'chard, good dwelling house and necessary out.buildings. Tract No. 2, containing forty. .three (48 77.100) and seventy'sey. enths one hundrdts acre., adjoin. img lands of Laban Mauldin, C. E. ge!Field and tract No. 1. A good ,ae dwellmng house on this tract. uta Tract No. 8, containing tiftyomix (ra' (50 15-100) anid fifteen one hun. iaih dredths acres, adjoining lands of u~F. V . O'Dell, G. E. Kennemore, Is. heam bimnpson and tract No. 1. -C The above described land. ii 2 situated two miles west from the vhyv town of Easley, on public road. I'W Terras cash on day of sale. Pur. itn chaser to pay for all papers and 4"' for recording same. IL. 11. O'De.rj,, N. L. WVrIrM, s - L. K. Kxt;Ly, s sepbtd.00 (15th .J3FIRE .. Insuiranee. If it take. your lifetime to build a comfortable hcme, why do you not get a reliable old company to Sprotect it for you by a good policy aof Insurance. I wil1 insure your Dwelling, Fur. nitute,. Barn and Stock, 'Store House and Merohandis., Flour sad ,Grist Mill, Church, School House, ~. .Bonded Distillery and Ware AND Cotton Gin in "Strong old Compsa. I nies." Writ, or call on ,s 0. L. YATES, Agent, Ix, p- Greenvill,, B, C, se, Rloom 11, CagIe Block. ,If not in offico call on W. A. . Yates at Sloan Bros., Drug store and( leave your message. S sej18tf. The qutker yott stup a obltl the less dnthier9 *il1 ip e f fatal hing ,to . s Mssts Qugh Ouge SI #9hrlesene thal WHOLIEALE AND RETAIL Buggies, A Wagons, ec Harness, p Horses and II ni Mules. Large drove just in from bi Tennessee, fine, young, sound and at living prices. We dety competition in our ine8. In spection of stook solicit. A ed charles & MeBrayer. Stables rind S1torehougse River Si act, GREENVILLE , . a S. C. nay'19.98, beware of Utntaments for tOs tarrh that contain Mereuy, as merenry wil suri3y destroy the sense of 6 smell and completely dleringe the whole system, whesi enterig it through the mneiouis surf'ice,. Such articled should unever be usedl except on preseiraptiona fromt rep~utaibe phiysicianus, as the damagei they will do is ten fol to the goodiyo can poulibly .derive from thenm. fis. Cat'arrh Cure, manmufactured by F. J, Chueney & Co., Tloledo, 0., cnntalus no mteremzy, andI ie taken internaLl$. acting direetly upoa the blood and mucous ser faces of ah system. Ini bvylng HaMiS Caturla Cut be su:re you get I teS nui . It Is taken itn uI ly and is md in . ledo, Ohio, by I. J. Cheney. 0 O. Tussa imonial1s free, ja aSu a yD~gs pre. * bott4 i Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. 2 It ar tidcally d1igests4 the food and aids N IRature it strengthenting and recon structing the exhau:sted (ligestive or gans. 1L ia the latost discovered d igest ant and tonic. No other preparation , can approach it in etlielency. it In stanty relievcs and permianently cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Fatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea. Sick Hleadache,GastralgiaCram~p. and all other results of Jmperfeet digstiea. P sauld1 rA argesb ut s Prepare '-by E. C DeWiT T a CO.. ChIsgs, I' Clark Bros., & C: Company. Manufacturers and Deakrs in Marble and Grainte Monu ments, Tombstones, mantles, Don't you want a nie~ cem etery or residence~ fenle? We sell the.' beist Wrought IronD fence'reade, a tNo 1011 Watt S ittottafent or , ternbatdne'/ We sell cheaper and fisnlsti a botter tilaSs of work than~~ aIII one else in thku buhinbss. We Sell anlythain g in tbarble, of Granite fItni a uisl IVSa to a soldiOts of silota mbnuteh~zt, We have the finest line of do. signs and samples known to the trade, Correspondenoe promptly E answered, Yours for busi ness' *t CLARK SftOOs,& @0s 11l8 Mcbe, Avenue, Spor9n, will enville.n 6, C. R. ROIrri'T '" Uice at - irksey me phlea March 8 OR. l IL. K Greenville, 8. 0. Office oveo Addisons Drug Store. sp12 -191 f. * pher, Groenville, S, C. Off2 ever disons a Dug Htoro.. . .. .. . All work guarantced.0 giA' .q (a. an. Mpr8.07y1. - For Sale. Seven acrs of flne land, in splendid AditkHm Withinl ten mlfnutes walk of the 6rt house. A bargain to anyone wish. I to loonte here. Sultable for lots for it1ng purposes. Terms reasonble. Ppi7 to Frank E. 0*, sul8tf' Pickens 4. U VY MCRTAULINr Attorney at Law. Pickens. S. 0, ractice in all the Courts. Office over Earle's Drug Store. A. MOItciAN, W. F. BLASSINgAMN. reenvil S. C- ickens. S. C. [organ & Blassingame TTORNEYS AT LAW Pickong, C. H., 8. . Practice In all the courta. pr-16-96;yI. Look! Aitite Taain. ves nine. Hughes' Tonic (new tim oved, tase lakanaiait,) taiken i early ring ad Fall prevents Chills, Denigne* d Malarul Fevers. Acts on the liver, nle Il the systemn). Better than Qu. ne. Guarateed. try it. At Drug. ets. Be. aInd $1.00 bottles, nmvl2tf98. Y~iiwonin C. E. Roaaxsorr W. rn KR, .. lckens, 8. V. Greenville, 8. C. aynesworth, Parker & Rbijkison, A etfoan.ys-set-1rsu,, ekous C. H1., - South Carolina Praetien In all Court.. Attend to al lainean pronmptly. W5P'Monlov to loan. Surveyor, Have your land surveyed, I Pm repared with first class insten,. istits to do you a first civre jhob d can be found dt mny ro-,idornee. lexander, S. C. or rearub.Ij ;ity hone. 50 YEARS' EXP9RIENCE T14 sly - Set lisdesy, S tr pring & sIfminber Mi Inorv MISSE8 MocKAI, We have just opened and th iwe constantly on hand during e~ -eson, all the Jaitest styles at c lowest nossible prices. ICKENS RAILROAD Schecdnle Jin 1Iflibet JIunec 20a h,18. On:.9 ti iftr June' . th l Ile 2(tih, Ithe follow - Schedle~ will be rnnt v'ver the lckena Sfor I he pur~pose of hauling Freight di Passengers, viz; n. 9l----lh..ily E$e(ept, Saambl'y..--No. 10 adl D~own. 31 ived Train Jh-m&d Ugp 4.20) am Lv I'iekens~ A r 7.50 ami 5.00 nm Ar lEnsley L~v '7.05 am r,.12-aly exceptl Sundy-- No. 11 *id lbown le 'd.engej~r service Reijil Upi 1 pmn Lv I 'iekeuxaa Ar 5i.45 pm 1.40 pm Ar lE sley Lv 5.05 pms Tr~ains will stop to lake on or let off sMenge~rs at the followlmias. crossings: rgnoa -I3', Ps rsons' atul Muntklina's. De rit will beC open for the receiving SM elltery of Frelght fromu 8 A. M. t. we will miake It to yonr lnteleewt to tronitze omt home rontdt hy giving gu~er 'inov3n: Jr. T. TAYLORt, Gen, Ngr TULIUR E. JiO(08 Predsident R1SS6s Rogers & Co, $15.000 $15,000 wortlh w'or tado ihd ry 0noenu, Nntions, ete . tadiee d Childrens' 8bhots, 1ln aid d IBoy.' Shoue, Hats, Capdl, othing, Eto., aill to go on saile *6 Great Badriace during the sittmb 4 tathS. $6,o00 ithese goods arc ptit o a. lob let we bought and wil be moli regatdless of any cost. g money saved tradin~g at out. >re for next 60 days, isses Rogers & C0, IIOU# it l), bt*t.