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Juie iPeopie ~s J ouri. Local and Personal. -Eletion next Tuesday - Confectionery at Mrs. 6ureton's. --W. F. Blassingame wont to Columbia Tuesday. --C. L. Cureton moved into his now residonco last week. '-Fruits of all kinds at Mrs. C'iroton's, (in Carey old oflice.) -See notico elsewhere in this is suo of land for salo by J. R. Mad dpx. -For Sale.-100 bushels sood whoat, 19 shoats, 5 milch cows. T. D. Harris. -Soo change in the ad. of Win. Fagan and when in Groonville givo him a call. -Capt. James A. Griflin's mule threw him ono day last week tnd bruised him up considerably. -Mrs. Harris is erecting a coin mo(lious dwellhng on hor lot iiear the court house square. -J. L. Thornley and 'Gono Alex ander left yestorday morning for Columbia to "do" the State Fair. -Tho colored teacherm will hold their next institute at Pickens, S. C. at 10 o'clock, a. m., on next Saturday. - 'you want: prices that vill surprise you oil cJiickeis, eggs an11d hees."ax fie Sure to let Craig Bros, have a chance at them. -Mr. S. A. 1arter's funeral will be proached at Porter's Chapel on the first Sunday at 11 o'clock by Rev. R. R. Dagnall. -OfT with your coat and in for Bryan and Stovenson next Tues day. Let us show what South Carolina can do for Democracy. --Candies, cakes, etc., at Mrs. Curoton's, -Married, at the residence of the brides paronts at Pelzor, Oct., 17, M1iss Annie Boatwright to Mr. C. N.J Dawkins. Rov. G. W. Rus soy officiated. --J. L. Ambler brought to this oflice, last week, two cotton stalks that were heautis. One of the stalks had 80 b-lls on it. The sood wa8 snt to him by A. C. Latimer. -Lost, between W. B. Allgood's and Picker.s C. H-., one small leath or bound hook, a treatise on sur voying. Finder will pleaso leave same at this office and get roward. --B. E. Grandy hias ius received a fresh cal of lime, ssh and doors. ''Mr. Grandy' is one of the p)rogress lve citir..ms of our town and is al wn~ - t- round of the lad f the amlount due n subscription will ........ ~utie stockholders at the )next meeting. It will surprise them how nmany good men neglect so long to pay for their paperg --The Li borty Township Singing Association will meet with Flat Rlock Church on the first Sunday in Nove rnbor. Prof's. T. M. Lpok and J. B. Vaughn, of Georgia, will be pressut. Eyorybody mi ited1. '-Married, at the residence of the bridies father, Mr. Wmn.Farmer en the 14th inst., Mr. Shaddy Bail linger, of Greenville, to Miss Cor nieha Farmer, of Norris, S. 0. B. J, Johnston, notary public, ofici -The11 CentIiaiilTownshi p Sing. ing '\ssociation will mneet .at the Centra i'l lhip1 ist Church the second Sunda1 y in November. All lovers of goodl msilc aro0 cordially invited( to comoe and~ br'ing song books anid well filledi bakts. -Tlh at. old "i'wheel hioss,"' W. N. Il uglin s, of Laoper', was in P'ickens a few dlays ago and( pid ( the .Joron NAt, a most ngreeable call. Mr. IIlghes is one of thme stale citizens of Pickens county and it is always a pleasure for us to groet him. -Dr. Jfohin H~all, of New York, gave an interesting lecture in the Court House last Sunday night to a largo~ and highly apprcgiativo au rltenco. Hie will lecIipro again t'o Iight (Thp jrsday ) in the court house whe n weo hopo he will be greCLced by3 a crowded haniio. .--The Methcdi1st Quarterly Con. forenice will bo held on the first Baturday and Sunday mn Nov,, al the Pickons M, E, Church, Th< lPresidingt Elder will preach Satur-' dlay and Sunday a t 1 o'clock, It Is the last meeting of the year and tall oflicials8 aro31 urged to be prsn T'ho Proskiing Elder wvill pronph e 0 n ist Sun'day at 8 p. mn., at ut etblohem, --Mr,. and Mrs. Jorre Looper, o Pickens, are visiting their grand. dan liter, Mi's. IIiggins, and famnily. oif denclaf, this week. We are sor, 1'y to note that Mr. Higgins Is ill but wve wish for his speedy recov ory, We were honored with a cal from 'Mr. Loe.r.-Senecca SoeWa '---Tickets for mio for the famo~u pr.Ihlall lecturo, which is to be a the court house Thursday night at the up-to-date drug storc, B~ol d& Thioruley's. Everyone who cai pt opl4 mgko it comiyenient to at tend as it Is ia rare treat which wil probab~ly neover he witneussd hor Jg~n, he19W [#i99 of N9 Wi ho0n1 for A few% days -Miss Ett' Bogg, of Easley, passed through town Wednosday '.n hor way to Eastatoo to visit her granld-mother, Mrs. Alexandor. it -You miss a treat when you. como to town and fail to visit the up-to-date diug store of Bolt & 8 Thornley's. You can get'any thing "' in the dit g and tuilet line from tlhomii; if they have not got it they tako pleasuro in getting it for you. They now havo displayed one of the finest lines of perfmnery over shown to the people of this com Imunity. -Mr. 1. E. Grandy has bar gained for one-half of the R. E. Yonguo lot on Liberty Street and B will erect three dwelling houses thoron between now and January 1st. Besides, he will put uip one for Mr. Yonguo. Yerily, our sug g'estion last week of "more houses'" is boaring fruit. Lot the good work go on. A dozon houses more here could be rented at once. -$1.00 will pay for tho Atlanta Constitution and Ilistory of Chi na.1, past and present, a bok of 250 pagos with a map of China. SOo Or st)(1 $1.00 to it. L. Iender son, Agent, Picker.p, S. C. Froima Norra. MN Enirou: As I have not. seen anything from our little town in some tiine I will give vou a fow (lots. Th1 health of this community is very good at. present. Airs. P. Whiton and childron are visiting in Atlanta this week. W. R. Johnston and J. A. Whi tonl visited friends in G'reenville last week. Mis. W. F. Johnston 'Visited her s'itor, M rS. CLildres, of near Green. ville, last week. ;A Aliss Hattio Johnston, a charmn ing young lady of this place, is visiting friends in Atlanta this a wveek. Aer. W. J. Wil!iams has been sick for some timo but is improv- b ing now. Wo learn that Mrs. Darthula Arnold, of Central is very low with tYphioid lever. Alr. .J. M. Gaibrell was seen oil oir stieets Satuirlay. "Lonesomo Boy." ~~------- - - ----- Ii 1111d for Siale. Iih Eighty-five acres of land for sale; one mile north of the town " of Contral on Air Line Railroad. 1 A good two-horse crop in cultiva- x tion. A good ~ fivo room dwelling T and necessary outbuildings. Gall. " or write to J. R. Maddox, Central, c. S, C. octlw4. .---_____ - ---.-.... lii Managers of election, State and " tik Fede.ral, will call at Clerk of Courts ( oflice and receive tickets from comn- be missioners of election on Nov. 8d, b) when boxes are (distributed. W. T'. O'Dell, Co. Oh m. Election Notice.. STrn:i or. BorrH CAiuoLNA, Pickens County. -OT1I(3-:5 iSIlltR13Y GIvE-N TillAT' AN elc inwi bo hebt5 at 15he several preelnets~ Tusay ovmer6h 1000 foth follwn -O51LLees, to wiL: G.overn:or, Lieutenant-hGove~tr nor.3. .ec33.et3try of State, :s t torney Uenera!, Comp35 - rollier GeneralI, .\dju iantasa~ 1 1.i~nect4or Gener - aS. $3tate Suiterintetiht3ent of0 3-:nnion 14, 03ne Hall i two Re'preNsntatvgs in 51ho (iolrral ~. 33embl)3y, Su3perv'ior, Sh3p:riY, Cflerk of Cour t. roner County Supe33513ritt et3V .3135 o lton two) County Comin3135Isoner, .\ ud itor, TreF.33tar or. Pursunut333.4 tilte Constit u ti1on3 of South1 Caroli 334, and( 3ii the erms33 of Joint R1 esolut14.iotis No(3. .3330 and 3Sn, app3ro3v0e Fe. 19th, A. I). 1900, (.\ets~ ol $3ou3t5 Ca'3rol4ina3, pp4. 5I30 and3( oil.) n1 eloetI will ii atlso be4 h)old at 1the 333ine time) and3 p353e 0 'or nin3ndin3nts I)3to thi~e C-oni 1 itution3 of. 00u3h Caro linn, 3a3 follo~iws: A mnd see. 73 of A rticle v 5I, of the Coimtitu -' lion or Soth 3 n3rolina,1 as3 foilow3: .Id at the end thertiof tihe followinig wor1d3: "Provhd thati theo liitation 1333posed3 by this Sction3 and bv $etionS , Artiolo Iv, of 'tis Co3nst.ittio shall13(1 ntapply to bonded indobtednessd 3333 3(4Inrre.d by' 1530 cith i f Coltsin3b5a, itockc j[ll1, Charice 1033 and) Floreneeo3,33' her the0 p3rocecd:4 of .3(1.1 wo)rk)s p1lant, 3ew4erage system33. gas34 3and. 3lc.it fron tite' opeornlthIn or 3.nehi 3b3433 Or 33-yst3'3os wheirte the 4533estion3 (3f 3tic3 lin3 31 si). 33 h3 5lldeb'ted 51i35 4oinr' (f 3neh non3 id334 3ity, as3 pro'vited in i the'v t'331Ptit3tti6n, 3up13n 1the3 ques3tio of334 ot3her .\ 3333')31 35lle4 l'3)listil325:( 31on of 4133 (o t <'333413'10 3 ''.\ r53icle , 3)f .\ men33)534netit3. 33la the '40nstituti,: "The~~ General35 .\s3semb3lly sh33ll pr3v-lethv hiw fr nels13, of5 3a3l 53334ds 331'433.3:) 3lor 33h. 54443p3r 451435 - ment33 of al55 53an3(5 so)3 p3traint35 for3 th p::t is 4of 4. r3inng3e." 33u3(h 11atine1r thnit the elec1to3rs3 q43l3 ca 3 to10 34 ote4lL for membe3)3.rs (of the0 11ionse3 of3 Represent33'31 tive shall35 vote1 for or a3gains3t ea34ch3 of such.'i aluen3d ments33 separaltely. upon03 in full, follo)wed by 15he word "Yes;" bal-3 its 03pp3ose4. to th3e adoption3)3 of5 3an ameni3 m(1333t -f ci:50ock .1 pi1.. anud l:osc 33 at -1b. 1m'. The4. fo33' ,Owing55 3333med. 33rirkoi 33 hav'3e b3een' appointe333d (or P.1n3o 3)5t3 C'ount ' othe3s (333 333. for Atne3(nd 33103313 to Stat3o (Cons u1tion(3,3. to: E33n3ley-C. 'T. 353artin, ' J.~ ~1s.Glanor and~ 't. 3, ltodgers, Contrai 53,.I~3. J. J ohnson, .1. w. ilrock and 10:. ii. ste phens. Liberty.-S D. Stewarl, w. N. 03nn313 33nd. Minr l'5vkens3 Cour t 3133use --C). P. FiS'.d , .1. II. New 33on 3113)3 ,5I5hn 45, 5~nt13 i.(3343 3)hentiville33, (433 5.333oper's4 ini- (;. n3. 5. D3o3.r John33 '. w31illiany ui' .losph334443 5. 1.4o .3.1 33m k3n3 own--('N . . 33 JonesC , A . 5. 3:demii. p333d 5'~3KsiI 00 -30.90 4,, i.0wist., Johni w)V. Thoma3s43 rosf (333 willinS3)13 ' Fr(5gman 33 33tor33e -, ', 13 0 )y, 0. Wj'. 5ath33 and~3 33 awrenc.'3.e ,. -L. teachee, 3witin311 7.300 yalrds 3of th)0 (om3. O.' i53.333 itei. hon5h.an.3( Peter's C('ook, (at PeOter"'s reek A enriem1y 3 (3. w.1. (. Ini, J1. I;. in3gleton 3nd( (.. ('. Foste3r. ?' ile ('reek, (3at Sio Creek Church.31-i, C. Pa3,rsons3, 5.. 35. 3)alton3 at33d 13 1. Steole. P'rater's3 (At P'rmter's Creek Chuiirch).-J. 31, Gillesie., Joe S03nborn3 3nd( 3Ph53Ip Itober 38033. six \.lte, f'at six Mille Chulrch)-J. 31. D~uck- S worth, J. L.Cox and J. 13. 130o35. t.IIUlly S'10 8, (at lly Sp.r1ng3 Church)--C. 5.~ IAyun, J.,. r33vo ev 3and3 Ja33. Mt. P'orter,. 3Onp 3 ill-w 3,11n ad,1,1l. C aig3tu w J)(ester and)3 lIon 1ic 5)4nie3l C ros~woii School 510ouse-lt. ii. Lathem, )13 10,0 u: byths lecto it Chairma3n and i (:lerk. 3i33in3g@i bsoo een ctn3)asob- h 13'3h mana15gers3 have the po wer to fill a vetanIQy L534and If non190331 the 3aanagrs atten tiotb 015113ens 993n annnint ram' amnn05 theq anali e ~3vntes tha 140 "lt'a, 1f 101 tie 1ii 1:! ioist ,roi-eert p Uly 114 opeia e a.xs. 1t14 count tho A15101 therelt,, i. ,ute withotit utljolthinlent until the Ma. upleted, ittid nttkR 1n sttmenllt of the rt r e'aeic utie and almiln the atanae. Witithin three diays thereafter, the Clitirinw, the noard, or somne one des4niaIiiIteql by the <11 , iust deliver to the Corisnissiuoners of (41tion the poli list. the boxet coititinuilig the alots untd writtenk HtlteienIts of the retsult of ;. electioll. 'he 1is t tiniodil manager att eacI l'recllet ust (-,ill upon. th'e 1olitor of ColmiasoterN iturday, Novebnber Md, 1900, to receive ballot ) , 9 ,o list" "Ind itistructiolss, antil to be U iven under our hatids this 15th tiny of Oct. Co. G. W. Dorr, t'hIn. TI. TI. lIuOghea, II._t'. Sirey. Notice of Election. 'or Presidential Electors and Repre scntatives in the 57th Con. gress of the United States. ATI', OF SOUTHi CAROLINA, 'outity of Pickens. E>Til Is HEREBY GlVEN THAT .11 election will be held at the senor 11Cinets tstablished by law in Pick :couinty, oni. I -Sl)A Y. NOVEMBER 6, 1900, r nin:e l'residential Electors,' and for preen-tatives in the 57th Congress of w I nited States of Third Congression !, istrict Polls at each voting precinct will be ined a t 7 o'clock a. i., and closed at 4 Iock p. im. 'iThe following named persons have in :Ilpoinited Managers of election, to Ea.Iy--A. W. Folger, W. WV. Robin. 1a :101 A. W. lludlgens. 'ettral--J, N. Morgan, W. A. Oliver ni T. T. Arnold. ery-T. N. Hunter, E. 13. Rich. 1.n Mid M. A. Boggs. l'i6LaIs-Isoss bloon, Ilovey A. Nealy ! V . It. Allgood. i is Store-W. A. IHester, F. W. at n uil 1 11. Thilpot, 'a:,.i:kinItown-Joseph Keith, W. E. Ii- -1 Joe Hendricks. n*tAt-ljaniel Winchester, Calhoun a11nd John T. Lewis. Slhtinls-G. E. It. Williams, J. IR. it int ait Waverly Hunt. I'a e-hee-I). n. Parsons, A. J. Crane 1! I .l P.itmith. Ilir( s reAek-B. A. Foster, J. P. 1 ;!in,mn mi It. J. 111nghIes. %iH' aieekI-0. S. Stewart, J. L. blur m a aul It. F. Hlerd. I'ratis-c. (. Lewis, It. M. iolding Ili W. F-. Thliompkins, Six Mile-J. T. Dillard' D. E. Garrett Il Mlack J)um11.111. :tibonan-W-~V. A. Boggs, Baylus Dil r ina.d J . G. Evans. lIolly Springs-J. J. Chastain, J. N. 0e1n ial Rlohert Lynch. Gap Iill-B. D. Alauldin, IV. P. Fend , tal J. E- Bridges. Loopcr's Gin-J. A. Robinson, J. B. -n141ley and E. L. Jones, Crosswell-W. D. Massingale, J. N. nt rison and T. C. Spencer.. The btoxes at the precinct must be so a.tteil as to be in view of persons out I i polling placle during the time of A .\ace' or enclosure separate and d's, wt froin that used by the Managers of a uote Election must be railed off or b1wise provided, at each precinct, -r the direction of the undersigned. N at one voter must be allowed to enter Y Notiig place at a time. and no one cept the. managers must be. allowed to a'ak to the voter while in voting place sting his vote. L'or furthor instructions Pee notice of IM imii-oners of State election. Due of the managers of each preeinct mted above must call upon the Board Conmissioners for the Federal eec. mn it Pickons, C, H., on Saturday, 8d y of November, 19GO to receive ballot xes, poll1 lists and instructions, tind to (luelfled. J. E. GILLESBPIE, WM?. ELLIS, 8. H. Bitowr. (Commuissioners Federal Election. Pic'kens, C. HX, Ot. 15th 19)03. ~Quest ons frWomcn Are you nervous? Are you complstely exhausted? Do you suffer every month? Hf you answer "y' " to any of t he's questlons, you hav is wWilh Viine of Cardul cures. Do you ippreciate what perfect health would b.- to you? After taking Wine of Card-ei, thousands ilke y~ c~ki or lndigeitlon *tfSmeosr~ disorders that d.e 'nof noticeable ~ livt, but day by day steadiy grow co a iOuloesn s t ljations. Wins dl Carduai, us ust 9e the mn. :;'ual period, will keep the female s minpuisetc canditilon. This I hmis nthig, ka. 4t io~ help wome~n cenjoy goo health. It costs only $1 to test this remedy, which Is enadosed by 1,000,000 cured women. Mrs. L.ena y. PrIeburg, Eatg~ I gula, I1I., says: "I om physsTea y a new v, alt by reason of my use of WIne or Cardul and Thedford's Black Draught." In casos requiring spoolal airections . dlress, givng pymptoms.".The Ladles'A~a ary neopartmeont." The V P peg, g 4J NOW 0 good1 time to sow Tu'~rnip Seed, 1lan~d 1000 Orop at Morris'. Fruit Jars, large lot on hand yet the best machine made kind alt !m r i' Laots of hot wonther goods to lose out cheap. Seo the bargainB i light Calicoeu, Lawns, &o., in bort lengths, Good, oods at bar mu~ prices at #9rga Meal, Moat, Lard, 8ugar, Cofico, 'lour. Itor cash. 4tiMoaris can't charge you for niy muor'o goods in 1900, A. M. MOnlkti,, ~#~I~omePiogensi, s, c9 there is at least ont ,iread "kelee his been Oble to "s, filld that 1s Catarrh. Is thet, Only positive No. . dical fraiternity, Untk I itutional Ilisease, Pr ft-Im rk ,-1011:1 ;l'e it Iil eIIt. I IaIl's . Is tAcen iternally, icting dir in tile blood and inn o stt r itjace. J1 tem1 , t ril e b tie. troving the iAtindttion of the dlkse, id gIiig the patient. st reigti i l Iiiiti- - lig up th .. CoJr .tittio t llt ssistilig tt ure lnt doing lits work. The propitut ors aVe so itucli faitle in Its enrative powers, tilat they o'ter One .ilimdrc Dollars for mny-calse that Itfills to cuim. Send for list of testimonials. . Address, F. j. Chenney Co.,, Tole Ljo, .0. WUSold by Druggist, 75e. mail'a famil.$ 'ills atre tlIe best. YOUNC MEN WANTED, witt fair ediucation and good character, to -L~SICAN T~hEIitAI'JiY, itailrotil accoiuting and typewrittinig. This is endorsed boy all letiling railway 'oulties as th oly perfect ati reliable institittion of its kind. All ottr graduates ire assisted to positions. Laties also ad titted. Writo for free catalog. Fall term opens A ugist 15th. GLOUx TFir.ItoAitPH Cou..xotu, jun216. Lexingtont, Ky. That Throbbing Headache Would quickly loavo you, if yot iteed Dr. King's New Life Pills. Thousa)ds of sufforrrs have proved bheir matchless merit, Sick and gervous Headaches. 'Tiey mak. pure blood and build up your iealth. Only 25 cents. Moimy )ack if not cured, Sold by- Boll & nhornley Druggist! Tle wolf inl tho fablo put on theep's clothing because it i ,raveled on his own reputtloti ie iouldn't accomplish hiis l) poso. aonnterfeit.ors of EoW itt' \'it(h [azel Sale couldni't soll itir vorthloss saves on their morits, s41 'hey put them in boxes an1 wap >ers like DeWitt's. Look out For hem. Take only Du\Vitt's Witch [azel Salve. It eures pilo an1d 01 skin diseases. Dr. G. W. Earle. It Helped Win Battles. Twenty-inine oflicers and men vrote from the Front to say that 'or Scratchos, Bruises, Cuts, hfounds, Soro Foot anI Stifi' loints, Bucklen's Ardien Savle is lie best in tho world. Sanmo for 3urns, Skin Eruptions"-and 'Piles. M ets. a box. Cure guaranteed. sold by Dolt & Thornley druggist. Chinese are dingorour enemies, or they are treacherous. That's vhy all counterfeits of DeWitt's fitch Hazel Salve are-dangerours. L'hey look like DeWitt's, but in. iteid of the all.healing witch hnz il they all contain ingredients lia >!e to irritate the skin and cause Aood poisoniug For piles, injuries ind skin diaeases use the original md genuine DeWitt'sWiitch Hazel Balve. Dr. G. W. Earle. Story of A Slave. ro be bound had and foot for years by the chains of disease is the worst form of slavery. -Geoi'ge D. Williams, of Manchester, Mich., say: "My wife has been so help less for five years that she could aot turn over in bed alone. A fter using two bottles of Electric Tht boe she is wonderf'ully imprioved and able to do her own work." rhis supreme remedy for female diseases quickly cuirtos ner'vousness sleeplenese,melai choly, headache, baokache, faintmna and dizzy spells [t is a godsend to weak, to sickly, run-dowvn peoplo. Cure guaran teed. Only 50~c. Sold by Bolt & Thornley's druggist, Millions will be spent in poli1. ties this year. WVo can't keep the campaign going without inioney any more thali wo can keep t ho body yigorous wit hout ; food. Dy.. speptics us9(4 t0. stmi4ry0 themselves Now iKQdol D~yspepsia Cure dige'sts what you .'eat an d allows you to eat the good food you want. I t radically cures stomach trouhjb e, Dr. G. W. Earle. No Yankee Trick in' This. Gentlemen: Now. is you .1ch ance to settle upl, honorably, all notes and accountIs and a Tarit o&3 u rnoney back. (t An honest~ scheiro of rmy own. Pay me all you can anti give me ono year to work it,. You watch it, I hayo al ways, (do now, and al was will appreci ate your businen. If I have calriedl vou over any hard places, you can now show your app~rocition, "while it costs you uothing." Never before have I been so much in earnest about settlemnents. I oan place every dollar of It where it will do you goodl, ats well as my self. Come and see me about it, and give me your valued businoss when you can, Goods and prices will ho correct. Come and inspect my line of Jehs Outings, Flannels, Sheet. ings, Tick ings, Cai pets, I(eady madeClothuing, Ilats, Shoes, lub hers, Phoit Guns, Hanetss, Saddlos, Aridles, Halters, Sewing Machines, Stovee, Fturniture and H~ouse-keep. lna Gnods gnan1y This pictulre isthe trad ma111k o-f SCOT'11s J.M uI'siox, and i* oil eeybottle o)f SCOTT' FMU SION ill the0 Worl. which now amlountsk to Inanly iions, yearly. This great b:iesha; ,row to -such vast propor-tions, Fh/rste. Becaluse the proprietors have always benwinot careful in, seleting the. nuioul in re ie t used inl its coInlo.-itionl. namely;.1v the finek-t Cd I~ie oil, andI theQ Second: Poeanlo thev" have so skillfully mthe v ar1iouis inlgredients that Ihe. le -t sil resuts are obt I by i-.. Thzird:, kk atuse it hasi, made so Allii If~ 4--. manyi lsickly O le tlientte ildren t~ SrO1"' andl 1 helthy . ien halt andery bhttk to SCo' 1my pale, SIN i itl. \nd hled the lungs andl~it reto ui >i iujli, h.i mcanv~ Csu oas plpl.ils i'Ct - I lt2ullipj'et ., JENNI-NG'S. G R E AT BARGAIN I now h [V lave th et selce D rlluly Go dsltt t~ Naro Tlions, i i liismde Sho stgsl Tht I a ~ a n t-y wil at n e(ead Znyu r is whe dwi bestlad te>tsd 120 Ala n 1141. l . i Wej bii' deal inI IAe '.la h~IA all hi'allikinis, Dried and ])ressed I,me el abv inti fy s at Qas e WF.IIND IK8& IRO uT Mountain S, C dainty and famo~sd lier ivo ast Deith'srLitly Eryd. srs Dr. G, W. Earle. S-F&lor Balo--One six-horso pew 01 Pevorless eauine. Good fix. ggest Fattest, Plumpestj'" Roundest. Longest and Best Stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS ever seen with in the four walls of our .store-room. Wo keop evory. tliig. Thoro is no nood to try and toll you about overything her) a NV. llaven't the spaeo, Buillco for you to know that our stock of gen oral toerchaidisc is completo anld prices are right. We are making a specialty this fall of Ladies' Dross Gvoods and Clothing, Shoes, 1Hats and (1nts' Furnishing Goods. On themS li noei we are prepared to givo you good values and suit you both in stylo and qualitr. Every tiado guaran Yours Truly, Polger and Iornley Dealers inl General Merchandiso. Pickcns, South Carolina. GOOD NEWS OF NEW GOODS! They are lern, aid more are Cmiia- every day. To my Picken frinds who are already my euitomers, atau otlrtis tha i winut to nuike ily customors. M. store is full of SEASONBLE GOODS I am prepared for and am having a briglit, hustling Iminess, and I want every one of you to com1o to my store itd be lil titd I 1)1Wby our attractioni. The prices I am making this seasmonl are attraietivo and 3o11 will be aible to saivo mon y whilo getting the latest styles and qualities. Tho old Saw "Quick Sales, Short Profits," Will be strict ly enforced in my stre. The old Miu young, t he rich und poor will all buy goods at mny stor at the lowerut living prices. )ress Good is foremost just itow. I have a full asso-t ment of Dress Goods inl 13100m. Colors, Plain and Flancies to silit any talisto and illly piirse. Xoi will have to seo thoso goods to know What tlhey ar. HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR. This stock is fuller this season than over with the be.t bargains over offered, A splendid line of Working and Dress Shirts, full stock of Draworn. JEANS. Thin is a great specialty with me--giving th very best goods that can be sold for 15 and 20 ets. RED FLANNELS. I am prepared to do you more good thian anybody, Se the goods and prioa and judge for yoursolf. Hot weather now, but cold wonthnr will Come, huy your blllkeis and conorta no0w and1 be ready for tho cold. I have them) from t-lu. to si; Notwithstanding the bvanice on1 aill cottont goods. I will sell you good Ouf Ings at 50. Heavy Sea Islatiul, yurd wide for 50. ..Now for my big Hobby-Shoes. I lovo to talk Slhoes and I lovo) to sell Shoos. my Shoe customers know whaitoveri I tell themR aibont Shoes is right, If a Shoe fails to como) up1 asn represented thero is no troubm1le to adtjust9 it at my1 store. Men's WVomen's and Children's, good, durable)1 and1 oboap Shoes, aill at ol pricos, the lowy' cst Shoes haOvo over been. Como to seo 1me and ho convincod of what I toll you. Aa K. PARK, West End, Greenville,_S. C. 'THE VALUE OF GOODS! IS NOTHING Packed back in our shelves, thercdore we cannot afford to let them stay there any longer than they arc called for, so We Invite Everybody! to come and see if wc are nIot offering + BARGAINS!+ WVe keep nt general line of Merchandise anld it is not nec essrry to tell you what we have. WVe camfe he to sell goods ond( pay youi a good price for your produce, such as Chickens, Eggs, I )ucks, Turkeys, Geese, Guineas, Beeswax, Hides, Star Grass, Grub Rolots, and ev'erythi ng~ that we can sell, YourIs iln earnest, CRAIG BROTHERS, The Big Btore! Wil Open Oct. 1st. Every mnan, woman or chlild In Pickenn couty Is resp~ectfumlly invited to eall andi see us, You will receivo a cordial welcome whether you1 buy or not. Our buyers hlavo beeni iln the Northern imrkets for savoial wceeks, buying I no of the rmost complete lines; of General Moehandiso that has ever beeii bronght to Southz Carolina. hluying as wc do (for our severid Jarge stoenr) hii jobbing quantities, it onabled us to sell our goods as cheap11 as some merochenits buy1 thom, Will Soon be Completed. OUR ARG STRE illsoo be ompete an~gods avoalready beginl at price's never before heard of inl the Piedmont section.an Cotton and Cotton Seed. D~o inot soll your ootton and cotton seed until yout see us; we wvill pny (hle highv est market prioe for all kind~s of country produce, sucht as Corn, Whoeit, Ontp, P'ens, Chickeus, cto, Fertilizers. Our stook of Fertilizers will bo comn Ilte, sutcha 1111 gh Grado Oumnhio'e, Acd Phosphlate, WVhoat Grower, Limo, etc, 'Ihisa line of Portilizorslsoespocslnllyandtec to the growth of sall grain, and you will do well to got our prices before you buiy your fall goods, Yours very truly, The Heath, Bruce, Morrow Co,.