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46 re0j i 8 d Ottfudi 'I'. (, It 911 NSON. Sitor. IIL~I81l lD) IiditY TIIUSDAY. c bscription One Dollar a Year .ntered at the Iot olico at Pickeus as TH1URSD)AY, No.V 1, 11900. ELECTION.c Next Tuesday is election (lay, Id tho Presidelit, '. S. Senator , ngrossIen nd Stato and county lieers will be olected. I n South arolina llryan will receive the ajoritv of votos and those nioni-. ated i primarios will he clocted ti eyond doubt, but the people 1 iould turn out and vote with the 11m1 spirit, anld enthus1iaIsm1 as Was1s imnifested in the prinarios. It , -ill show that the people appjreci to Bryan and the mn nm11ilinated n the primarios. lBesides thero will ,robably be an elrcrt Imade at the 81 lext session of Congress to reduce ti U .he repr'esil(ation of the South, ei( )Ccilllv South Carolin ia iil Congross rihe Oxcuso Aorl (Ile )I'o)oSed Iou tic ion inl the Imebliers of Con gress roil) the South is the socalled dis riaichiselienlt (J tle colored voters, mt tih real reaoni is tle lear of the .0ublica nparty ,oncorning the olid South since the D1 iecratic '%ills in other seut 5i1 of the Ulioll. ir''ai has seardl theln awfily .Ad they Ilr() usuit Overy means to lefeat hii a .1d d elioralize the demil crats. Til, is the last week of lie campaign , and lryan and toosovelt will make tho host, of the .pportinity. Every where Bryan ias received a most, cordial wel ome and no spealcer wasever hion -red with larger 1111dienlcels. ieo is :ainiig grounlid daily an'd since Ihis pCch in Chicago, the Democratic eaders claim the great Stato of Ilinois for him. Tuosday the voice of the people Vill he heard and the I'llt of the alldidatos saled, an should liry. ml be elected, let every deliocrat ay, I holpod to bring about that osult. So lay aside your bliness id go to the polls. The JeutNALr li1s already pub. iohied the proceedings 0f tie court if genera l sessions for the first two lays. 01 Wednesday tho lirst caso alled was against Leverott Jones or assault and battory withI intent o kill, Ile wos foiud gulily of ssamult and battery of a high and ggr'avated inture, not guilIty onl he second( count. T1he renitonce 'as, ''Lot (ho w ithin name11d defoun ant, Leverett Jones, pay a fine of ne hundred dlol lars or be impris ned at hard labor upon the public works of (ho county (of Pielrens for 'our (41) mont, oir 01be impr~lisonied t hard Ilabor in thie State pen itoti ary for four m~onths''' M~lr. Carey ipresenited t he (fidefndant. Mossr's. Morgan) & llassingamle presented Joe llinidine, who was .it on trial for dIisturbinug religious cotinug. The jtniy retnde red a ver et of not guilty. Joe Burdine as immued in tely' put on trial for sault with intent to kill and car-. in1g concealed weap~ons, lIe had ie same lawyers and the same ju but did not. meet with quite suchi >od luck, for lie wvas found guilty carrying concealed weapons0ii. Il asN senten ced to 1pay3 a finec of for'ty llars or work thlirty days on thle ubl ic works of Pickens or go to 10 penlitenitiary f'or thirty days, M'dr. A. 131lythe r'liepeseted Pra ter alley, charged with assault. and uttery with intent to kill anid car ring concoal~ed weapons. Ile was )ivicted of simo assau i~iiilt anid bat ry and, not being at t he trial, a aled sen tenlc was left for' himi on S r'Oturn11. Th'le 'ourit of generalI ssions was adjour'ned sine (lie id the court of comin 11 leaCs le copvoned. The first ease alttr'acted consid able interest. It w'as the dlamage so of Rowland Chiastain vs. M. Welborn and the sum claimed the plaintiff was five thousand >liars. Mesars. Morgan and Blas. igame represcnted the pinmtiff id Mr. Omrey anld Mr'. A. Clark elborn represented the defendant. .was hotly contested on both cs and many witnesses wor'o ex uned. The plaintiff gained a rdict orf seventy five dollars and sie, which have booni paid and1( an1 d put to thire 'e:se. D. A. Tompkins Com'pany ob. ned judgment against W. A. Neal eighty-ono and 81-100 dollars account for machinery, &c. Ivy Mauldin represenited t he plain. and Mr. Boggs, the defendant. Jorrie L. Bop e got a verdict iunst 13. B. Gilstrap and J. J. rgess for the return of the prop y described in the complaint or value (one hundred anud for'ty 3 dollars) in case a return there. ea3not bo bdd. Mr. Carey rep. enlted the plaintiff, Messrs. Mor *and Biassingame, the defen. it. 'he next case was that of A. M. rris vs. (. E. Bogge, administra of F. R, Partridge. Tihe plain. obtained a verdict of one hun 4 and thirty dollars, subj ect to V o &ion administrayg, 'esented the plinliff. Thomas Looper got a verdict gainsat Samuel Mansel for the sum f fifty two dolar, an(] the samiio as since been paid. IDUCATIUNAL. CONDUCTED BY W V. F. BRIoHT, I 'ounty SUDt- of Education TIE TECACHER OUT OF SCHOOL. At the beginning of the school f mar thoro is no reason to doubt a uat overy teacher is brimful of thusiasm. In fact tho teacher ho is not, is cntirely out of his )here, an1d had bettor resign be- 0 >re a failure rather than after one. I horo is usua I ly no danger of over- I 1.thlusiasm, although it sometimes appens that the outpouring is iown in the wrong manner. Ar. e -mas Ward said, that the greatest I ling about Gooige Washington as that Io "lever slopped over." di it is a good thing for us to oar in mind that success comes rom determined, yet self-governed ffort. Don't begin by finding fault ;ith your sirrouidings. It oftenl happons that the teach r gets the r(lmtatioii of boinig 'tiick up," especially in a rural 0ommiiiunity, simply becilse inl an iguar(d(d fit, of despair, she gives vent to her feelings that Poduil was the lust place created, and she doesn't know what sho is there for. "11o it. over so humble there is no place like home." So for the sake of peace o mlind, never givo ex presHion to your feolings u nles such ex prossion1s be one of calin satisfaction. Bo carofil of strangers. Treat aill courteously, but beyond :tlhaxt hold Your lace Iitil you have had an11 Opportulity to Siz) up the com munity. laiy a teacher makes a failtir at tho start, becauso sh is indiscret iml her aissociates whom she Chooses on short acquaintance in a place. "All is not gold that glitters," should be remembered by every stranigor on entoring a now plaeo. We ofton find those pecihar personages whoso dolight it is to fasten .theimlselves to the newly iisalled pastor, or the "new" teacher, but who stand shab bily among those who know them best. Beware of all such Go to church? Yes, but keep you r inudividiual idonas to yourself. Never mind if there is not a church of your creed in tho place, swallow your croed and keep it subdued. Trhe minister hired for hi! creed; you aire an other p~urp~ose. He~ social? Yes ; but not a gos sip). Inquire into 110 one's busi ness, and make no comnits whlen a piece of "'news"' is confidently eolated to you. lie taken into no one0's confidence ; and do not prio mnise to keep any screts that some one may feel compelled to relate to you. Be social but not what Wil liam Ihawley Smith would call "lonlg on gab." Got ainy politicail ideas? Keep thiom to yourself. D~o n10 et X h)osB aniy senitimenti s on eit her of the two.( gr)a t. pol it ical pari is. .1n ot. her words, what~ you could say with Unpunity if you woero in a phlaco six monthIs, woulId very 1like ly weigh hleavily algamlst y'ou as ai newl coiner. I oll't fli rt. Don't. Iwven givye peo. ple ani opportutnity to accuse you of it. Th'Ie 01(1 maxim of the cat watching then m~ouse' miight appily to the people watching the now teah. or in a rural village. One should not be seenm too much on the street. Act as if you had soe' buiness and wore aittend. ing strictly to it. Avoid being boisterous, and avoid the company of those who arec noisy or Uucoulih, The times has arrived whou it is no crime for a teacher to ride a bicycle, but thie at first should be indulged in with. moderation, tie scrupulounly oareful of your toilet. B3eware of ostentation large hats and Ilashy dresso)s. Do not wear a hat loaded with wings or whole birds, and expect to make much of an imp~ressioni whon you attempt o teach love for birds, and kindness toanimals, Let'-not your ownI habits be a mockery to your worksl In short for a time keep your self out of pubiic view. Show that you are in your position for work, and not for personal pleasure. At. tempt ne great reforms. Attend Iloither card parties no~r dances, Enve, a kind word for *verybody hog addreses von. and .haw w'Qn. your uIbila whom yod.inotbt oh th Rtievt out of the school-room. Do not be fuse* ht your boak-diig placo, but do all in your )owor to idapt yourself to the onvironmilent, ind as soon as possible let it be pOlt that you are one of the family. Many teachors fail to rcali.o the groat power of a little outsido pol cy. Work up the personal popu. arity by slow but steady degrees Y i)d as tho months :pasm by, little Y ,he littlo,. teachor bocauso a powor C n the commnity, and his or her ilent iniluonce is ofter felt through ovoral gonorations.-Teaehors In. tituto, N. Y. Notiee, StoctILkholdern. I am authorized by the President a f the Board of l)iroctors for the a 'armers' Publishing Comnpany of 'ckens county, -South Carolina, to all a meeting of the stockholders f the said Company at Pickons, S. , on Saturday, Nov., 10th, 1900, t. 10 o'cl ock, a. m. All persons hol(ling certificates of same aro ro juested to be present. W. W. F. Bright, See't'y. Stockholdors. Motheis endorse it, old folks use t. We refer to Ono Minutte Cuugh CurM. It will quickly cure all throat. and lung troubles. Dr. G W. Earlo. TAX NOTICE. The Treasurors ollico at Pickons court house, South Carolina, will be opon Monday, October 15th for tle collectioni of the following named taxes for year 1900. Levy for Stato tax, 5 mills. " " ( Ordinary County tax 4 mills. Levy for Constitutional school ta>-, 3 mills. Levy for past indeltediio, 2 mmill s. otai levy for State and county: 14 mills. ILevy (or ilitorost on i, II. 11 . boin, PiMIs court hoLIse toWn. ship, 43. 1mills. Levy for interest on P. R. R., 1)o1nd18 for Hlurricane township, I m ill. Levy for iiterest on P. R . boints for Eastatoo township, 3j mills. Special levy for school district. No. 9, 2 mills. Special levy for school district No. 10, 1 mills. SpOcial levy for school district No. 11, 81 mills. Special levy for school district No. 18, 4 mills. Special levy for school district No. 10, 2 mills. Special levy for school district No. 31, 4 mills. Special levy for school district No. 49, 2 mills. Special levy for schiool district No. 65, 8 mills. Poll tax and commutation road tax one dollar from those liable according to law. Books closes Docemrber 81st 1000. Respectfully, Tr'eas. P'ickons county Sep 20-tdee31l. N sus n u . SlTAT1 OF MvUili (.\1101.INA.1 est at e of Margaic t lii1, decease'd, Phlin. tifY, ve lIba Spe, cer'. 0. WV. llill. Alice 11111, Fe. lix (liii, .TEhln niie 11111, L~e~ wliull1, Jeum. mile 11ill1, Fnuin k 11111 amnd lBeile 11111, De. T1o the Detfemilan nits abonve named: .i i ' nein whichl was~ Ilied in thle (o'iri of l'irobate, for. the ('oinnty' atml Stat-e iiftort'a id, gui the th datiy of Oc tobuer. I10,: an. II ~to seve' a1 copy oif yon-r1 ansiwer Sut hi (mi tlina, wihin twenty da:ys aifter the serviic hl tof, ext'l u.sive of (t' idaof snehti sei vit'; a in if oin fail to4 an i -e: lihe pe't it ion antd comiplint. whi buia tihe I ione a for. sabl. t hie pilint hIY ini this actlioni will aplyk to lihe ('oirt for lie reliei de-t iniun~nld ini the petition and comnplahint. D atd, Octobe'r 9thl, 1900. 1o' ganu & itinis.l game, Plaint iii's Atto~ nevs. o tihe non.ue.idemnt defenidanmt, Felix Takt' ntie(e thaimt the eunmmon, in this nction, of wichl the abhove is a cop y, and (lie pet I tion and1( cmplahitn here in wer itled in lie oflice of the JTudge of Probate for' said ('onty ninid Staite on tine O.h dauy of Oct., 190). MiOlGAN & 1TARRttNOA3NE, oct11 (It Plaluttifs A ttorney a. Prove -ted a Tragedy, Timely information given Mrs, George Long, of New Straitsvills, Ohio, saved two lIves. A frightful cottgh had long kept her awake every night. 8lho had tried manny remedies and doctor's but steadily grow worse until urged to try Dr. King's New Discovery. One bot. tie wholly cured her; and she writes, this marvelous medicine also cured Mr. Long of a severe attack of Pnaumonia. Such cures are positive proof of of its power to cure all throat, chest and lung thoubles. Only 50c and $1.00. Guaranteed. Trial bottles free at Bolt & Thornley's drug store. INotiee. I want to rent a boiler, not less than 16 horse power, in good fix, will pay 25 cts. a day for it. Ap. ply to J, Alonsxo Brown, Cateechee, S. 0-2t, g-ort drug an1oie9ree CottOn I You thought last year if you cot ou would buy a heap moro. Well, y< ou do not have to pay any more .for mase Iast year-more thati I could so) Dar at last year's prices. Heavy Coton .Jans 10 centsea 'ya Heavy Wool mixed Jonna, 121 at 8, 81 and 9 oz,. ALL, WOOL Jon Thoso aro the Georgia Jeans and iese prices. Women's and Men's Underwear last Jauary I placed orlers for an t last year's prices. Ladies, 15, 20 and 25c; Men's 25 Watch this space next week for 1 If you como tv Greenville this a wm. F Sheriff's Sales. By virtue ot tax executions placed in imy Ianls by J. T. Young blood, Treasiret of Pickens Coun ty, I have levied upoln and will sell for (asli to the hig-hest bidder hetore the contrt house door on salesday in Noveuber, 1900, dur ing the legal lionrs for sale the fol lowinig lescribed real estate 'o-wit: All t hat piece, parcel or triact of land in Euasley towliship contain ing t wenty (20) acres nore or less, one building onl said land; levied upom as the property of .1. 1. Me. Crackin and sold to satisfy tax ex eentiionl against said property. Also, one lot in the town of Lib erty, adjoinling lands of Chapinan & callIanm, levied upon as the properly of Mrs. Sarah J. Sniith and soll to satisfy tax execution agtainst said property. Also, I wo lots and thre build ings inl the town of Central, adjoin ing Jno. irock, Clayton estate, Sie Stepliens and Salloe Routse,Ilevied upon as the property of Wi'hitLer Symes and sold to satisfy tax ex. ecution against said property. Also, fifty (50) acres in Hurri cane township on Keowee River, adjoining lands of Wi. Murphree and others, levied upon as the prop. erty of George White's estiie. Also, one hundred (100) acres in Pumnipkintown Township, levied upon as the property of M. B. Dun. can, and sold to satisfy tax execu. tion againsbt said property. Also, one lot in the town of Cen tral, levied upon as the property of Mis. M. J. Chapinan's estate; sold1 to satisfy tax executin against said property. Purcbaser to pay for papers and stamips, &c. J. H. G. McDANWGL, 3t. S. P,. C. Citatioh Notice. STATic 01 sotTif CAIHOLINA, Counityv of ickensa. Ily J. II N E'W BElY, Es. robatea Judge. Whearenasa J. M. Stewaurt, C. (. P., madet suiit to tile to greant hitn h-t terN of aditls. trnt ion, of the estate, of and effects of Mrs. N .F. P'ond~er. Threare therefore to cite and adinonlsh allt and sin~gulatr the kindredl aind creditora of the said Mrs. N. F. Ponder, de4ccae-d, that they he andl appear before mew, in the Court of Prohante, to be hold at Phckens C. HI., on the 27th dauy of Nov., 1900,-after pb lieation hereof, at 11 o'clock ini the forO noon, to shew vansie, if any they hav~o, why thea saidI tdintaistraution shlouald not bu Givenja undier my hand ad seal, th1is 11 day of Oct., 1')0th in thle 125 year of ur in-. J. II, NICW B Jtty, Thousands flave Eidney "Trouble and Don't Enow it. Itow Tro 1Find Out. Fill a bottle or common glass with your 'water and let it stand twenty-four hours; a sediment or set. Sting indicates an unhealthy conudi V 'ion of the kid neys; If it stains your linen it is evidence of kid .noy troul; tog -frequent desire te -, "'""'" hthe b d c r ain ii convincing proof that the kidneys and blad. der are out of order. . What to 3e, There is comfort in the knowledge eg *ftoen expressed, that Dr, Kilmer's swampt Root, the groat kidney remedy fulfills every wish ini curing rheumatism, pain ia the back, kidneys, liver, bittidor and every part of the urinary pasage. It corrects Inability to hold water and scalding pain in passing Ii, or ba4 effects following use of liquor,. wine or beer, and overoomes that unpleasant necessity of being compeolled i g~toteni during the day, and to get up many timleg during the night, The mild and the *xtra. erdinary *ffset of Swgmpbge j ises ra..ed It stands the ni est for it. won. daertul cures of the mnet distresih eases, if you need a medieine youi should ave the best, Sold by druggists in Boo, end $1 aiss. You may have a sample bottle of this wonderful discover and a book that tols more about it, both sent absolutely free by mail, address Dr. Kilmer & some s - ~ Co., Binghamton, N. Y, When writng ense. tion reding this generous offer in this paper. In India,. the land or (amino, thousands die because they cannot obtain food. In America, the land of plenty many sufi'or and die because they caninot digest the food they oat. Kodol lDyspepsia Duro digestg what what you oat, rtist rplieygg ;i4 ragiqlIy 3, W. Ene I. SOC. id get 10 cents for your cotton u can got 10 cents tiis year and your JEANS. I made a big pur 1-so they come in all right this :d. id 15 cents. ns, 19, 22 and 25 cents. bost in all the up country at -I saw where prices wore going, immense stock, thet efore can sell to 50c-Very heavy fleeced goods argains. eek, call on agan. B.. CRANBY. DEALER IN Sash, Doors, Blinds, Flooring, Ceiling, and Weatherboard ing, Moulding, of all kinds. Leather and Rubber Belting together With all kinds of ENGINE AND PIPE FITTINGS, Also Engme and Cylnder Oil at lowest prives. Linseed Oil, Both Raw and Boiled for painting, and White Lead of Best Quality. Give us a trial before buying elsewhere. B. g. CRANDY, Pickens S. C. Office and Warehouse near De. pot Lahd For Sale. The undersigned will ell at th late residence (of M. A. O'Dell, oin November 15th, 1900, the follow. ing tracts o.f land. Tract N~o. 1, conitaining fifty-om (51 44.100) and forty-four oml hun redths acres, adjoining lanids of Labajh Mauldin, tracts No. I and 3. On this tract is a fine or. 'hard, good dwelling house and necessary out.buiildings. Tract No. -2, containing forty. three (48 77-100) and 'aeventy-isv. eniths one hundradts acre,, adjoin, ing lands of Labani Mould in, C. E Field and tract No. 1. A good dweihng house on this tract. Tract No. 8, containing tifty-sij (6 15.100) and fifteen on. hun, dredths acres, adjoining lands ol F~. V, O'Dell, G. E. Kennemore, Is. am Sitapson and tract No. 1. The above described lands, i situated two miles west from the town of Easley, on public road. T 1errais cash on day of sale. Pur. chaser -to pay for all papers and for rccording same . F. V. O'Dx:r-r,, L. B. O'DEt.,, J. P. O'DEJ, N. L. WIu.TAMs, L. K. Kxt.~L sep6td .00 tl5th . .FIRE .. Insuiran (C. If It takes yoeur lifetime to build a comfortable heme, wihy do you not get a reliable old company to protect it for you by a good policy of Insurance. I will insure your Dwelling, Fur. niture, Barni and Stock, Store House ajvd Merchandise, Flour and Griet Mill, Church, School H~ouse U. B. Bonded Distillery and Ware dop,{iu AND) Codbf~i in"Strong old Gomnpa' nies." Write or call on. 0. L. YA TES, Agent, Room Greenville, 8. 0. Rom1,Cagle Riock. If not in office call on WV. A, Yates at 8loan Bros., Drug store and leave your message, sep18tf. Tb. quicker you stop a cold thbe less Ian ger there will I.e of fetal iung rou~ble. One Minute Cough Cur. * the only harmlessp roeetIy thst ie iieiteut.Yan.. W1k4USAt, At~b 1tillA1L Buggies, Wagons, %C A Harness, Horses "v, A~. and Mules. Large drove just in from Tennlsq(, flie, young, Sound and at living )r.icCs. We dely competition in Our ines. Inspection of stock solicit. ed dharles & McBrayer. Stables and Storehouse River St eet, GREENVILLE, S, C. 1may19-98. Iieware of' Olinments for Ca. tarrih that contain Mer'cuy, ais mercury wit M.urly' d1etroy ther sense of smell an~d comleitely der inige tie w hole systemi ' lhen enteintg it through the muIICOus~5 surfaCOa. Sneh artieci shaould never be useti except oin presciraptions fa om rel.utable phyiv'Fins, as11 th age they n ili do is ten f<.ld to the good you enin possibl y derive from thIem. Ihdll'., CaArih bC(ure, mnufiacttired by F. J. Cheney3 & Co , Toledo,'O.*, contains no0 dircectl~v upon the blood aid mucoalK sur. faces of the sy- tema. Ini bu3 lng Hall'. Caturha Cure be lure yon get the geuine, It ia takeni intei~#ty and1( i1 n.ntde In To. hie, Ohio. by F. J, Chent-y & Go. Test. imoni.ale f ree. Sci(d by I'rnaglsts, prlee 750. rer bottle, iMall's Faily Pills are the besut. Kol Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. I teiriLIc.)Wy llgests the( rood and aids Nature in strengtheiung and reouri etructing the exhausted dligestivye or gains.i 18l the latest d Iacovered d igeste. ant aind tonic. No oathebr preparation' can approach it In caleciency. It in. stantly relieves and pormianerntly ctares Dlyspepsia, Indigestion, fleartburn, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea Sick licadache,Gastral~gia,Cram ps and all other results of iuper feet digestion. smais~tw 1k all oetdysophL nio d free Presort by E. C DeWITT & CO.. Chicago. Clark .Bros., & Comhpany. Maenufacturers anld Deailers in Mr'ble and Graidnte Mo nu ments, Tombstones, mantles, Don't y'ou wain ItaI nice cfn etery or residencel fence? We sell the best Wrought Jroii fnce madu, Dlo yomi.Want ai mfonumenl~t Or ( ttinbetone? We sell cheaper andd fitrnish a bttei- tlans of work than a Rnstonuo else in the busjien. We *olI anythiing in inarble orGrnt from a small vaso8 to a Eoldiers or sailors mnotnuet, . We have thuo fineht lino of de. signs8 and sampllos known to thq trado. Corraspondenco p)romzptly answered. YTours for businetls, ~ CLARK BROS.,& CO. 113 Mocleo Avenue, ap~r.97y1. GreenvIlle, 8. o. N Y'ou will never find aln other IIISO prom nd soIC If canO a, PhVoecilti and SUM660~; Office tit Il& rvelli('i4e tit 11.0o Klrkstl. MDIC 8~lC , Oil81)4 3 H 30R. J. P. CARLISLEO Groctivillo, S. 0. Offico ovor Addisons Drug Store. np112-l-9tf V. ---___ jpher. O:evi~vilnr, s. u. onilee over All 'yorkl g44II'1lit~ect1 to give sittisfad-i roor Sale. Seven acies ()f II il 4, iii ll u 4 m1iditi4.ll, %ji illfel tc ii iitest8~~i~ of ilO )tiiIt IIOU'(0. 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