The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, February 28, 1901, Image 3
The People's _Jonrnal
Local and
-M. ,.y i n -
('1,8 this 1.
-Send y' .arenI to Sunday 1
choool, they .p nyy it and tho
results will prove the wisdom of it.
-"Plow deep while slugga rds a
sicep" lie an "11A quotation at this i
-Notivce ininge of Pride & Pat
lonf's ad and when inl (GI eenville
give them a ca'l.
-DrW. W. F. Austin will be in
Cent! rl Tie-alv evening and Wed
i.es3dayJ tareb, 5th, and 6th'
With an acec(edited productiin of
8:10000 ba'es of cotton; of this her 1
(,wn mil's consumne -189000 ba'e-s
-Conie to Pickens an(I keep up t
wth the procession. Everything
is atdvnin.'einig
--Altv. R. R. Dagnall spent a
a few (lays very pensantly at. Wil
iiamlrst on last week inl the inlterest
-Soniay wa3 a raw, col day 1
Liut rtvivejs wer held in
ill the chaurce1s eXcept il few in
btanoi2s.
N IC 'eating and seed irish po- I
oitoes, ,nion and onion set- At
Mrs. C1.rvt I]'s.
-Hov. J. McL. Stabro -k of I
I - er sb-u on.;h, N. C , Ioit for- his
bom"t 1 riidav after a blhort stay
in l':!ens. '
-Feshi hananas, cocoriuts, or
an lemon s. alnd both lorith(ler.in
11nd fil un11tain apples ait Mrs. Cui
r'eton's.
XX.1 C in fool all the people
somie I im, a nd slome pople tall the
tiino, bitt .yOl (nn't 1o001 all the peo- S
pit I'll the ti.i e.
A 1Wty of teria cotta is h>.
in pite d oln Ithe Col rt house sqalirre
Pr,11 ol.O loy or d ist libultion i brough1
kut il- Il ' cility.
Mr ;- Lmrn' Elli1:s of Gaenlsville,
(h- is spendlig a fewi wieeks in
P.eken san Sti'roi'nmlirng connuuni.
ty vi'th Ir'e nls :ul relitive:.
-We have jist received a big I t
i s' Trhai':n ph svel I rish pot atoes
two w (eeks earlie et han the ea ri v
Ros- and twice a s sure. Price 50e
a reek. Crai. Bros.
-Jam McCulIum hias moved
fainm l'>asley to the city alt rvw %
OeJ2mpie of RevJp~. II. E. Gra Indiy$ I
Jnew hte n' of Jhui
I;ig Br,!o~ .i'r'ice (.5c
wiCGriffin,
*-If you wantri g->odl seed1s for
growmlg purposm rea'cd the adver
jtiemrt s of rier'chants in '"Th'e
forigri advecr:tss ' t
-'Ae warint a giood live cores. r
p1onden~t ini (very bt e.ility not a!- '
red represeted, Liberal1 ar- r
ppeprSs. t
~--Thei~ Nm.dy r''schools of thiis
pre:m-ste thlii lir purposes it' they bai e
foii:',d to hrave delegat :s at thIn
ter-deanonallirt ic al c..nvietntionl
held at Newb r'ry this week.
~-A. HI. Daignal I of' Anders~on, a
dele'ggie to inzter''taito Siunthly
School coniventioni at New hernry (
--Am :ng th .i.amues of p.tit I
jurors d'-a.vr8sf r s'rice in' ~ lho, g
rt St.w .rt of his ( e..unty.
- TiA'e l'iontt 31etlting of t' e firstI
(ilvi-ini of' th lTu[i lve .\I nde liie
the !I ol'y Spinugs churebCl on Sat -
rayI ce'.ri the lifthI Sunrday' in .
March. '1 he pr'ogr'am ,will be pub
lished later'.
-..-T.I C. lIolJ inson siill hars c'harge
of thii iucipt('ij nad eout
books( of Jour'nal W~e cannott Say
- P'rtr' 'i 5 of The Jonazl are( e.
I'or- url fialIv intilledc 1 hat, TI. J. IEle.
for' the poI (r f or bmiinoii I ('gilt
frud Ih." 1Kir'kstey's. Ot o Ihami.
inerb' ss imith & We\~'ssoln 88, C'li- i
her' Pi-to', leave~ ati the tiflico arid
lVccve rreward,
i1 l Mst er?' f t he' go it thr. tugh-.
Ien plicia
Ii I rmeits in
11 d w ill l-u
ii aing to
I< I bte clhu-r-'
ft e1i'r'd ii I
later' thanii Wetdnaesday .'i'rrg.
".- Irid (a i u dir , n l ho I ( ' 1t
insiI t a t i r sideiico <.'f the ('flici..
lnlil g nlIi(i, Rev. P. S. Butler,
tilr. Isuf'tts Malt~nfiy to tib's Mag
r"e' tnvil e Mr"N1 Mhtl i' i 0
I .rumendo(X led na f)r'wer' Phi'honii
-GUabies & Gassaway Bros., r
entral, now have ou1 haid a nic
ot of good Tennessee horses an
niles for sale for cash or good pa
ir. (2
-Cadets Christie Robinsor
l'homas Bowen and Wayne Maul
lin came in from Clemson Colleg
abt Thursday taki.g advantago o
ht Washington birth-day holiday
-See publication of church di
eetory in this issue. , io not ye
omplete but we request all inir
sters to send us a schedule of thei
ppoitnents which we will gladi
.sort and any changes will l
roperly recorded when timel
otice of same is given.
-Maj. J. M. Stewart has treal
d hiiself to a grphophoi.e, bet
er known as the talking niaehin
he Major is as much an adnire
f this form of Edison's enginuit
, the ncxt one. lie made l1i
,urchase of Anderson Bros., For
I11.
-Mrs. R. R. Dagnall receivei
ie sad intelligence by wire oil lau
Iuresday of the critical illness <
ier mother Mis. Eliza Hellaim
rho resides at Gray Court. Lau
usiis county, and went ihmmediatel
o her bedside. Later--Tleg.ai
eCeived by Rev. R. R. Dagne
t at ing that M rs. Iellanis died r
:30) p. m. Tuesday.
-Those who attended Andereo
ros. show in the court hiouso Fr
ay night were highly pleased wit
lie evNe.ings en torta i 1inm1nt. S)1m
h-liilitful music inE-rspersed wit
o.'gs and gags was readored p111)o
"o graphophone, and among th
l ctions wore some choice prece
,r Souta's and Gilimoro's bands
he Moving picture views were ex
ellotit., aid altogithwi it was
plenidid evening enteretainrnmen
-Last Saturday in ENley
1iht took place between W. I
'itton a young white nian fror
inderson county and G-ne nBake
I r egro. Bakcr drew his knif
lashing Sitton in the face an
1118ds inflicting serious woundi
1he nogro attenpted to escape I
vos arrvsted by State Constahl
ICravy and lodged in jail. Sit
oin at last accounts had not Lec
aiioved to his home but was rest
1g fairly well. The negro is sai
0 be a dangerous character.
-On the night of 22d, inst-,
,ird dog appeared at A. It. Craig
)ace, killed a goose, bit two pu
rd a pig, from there he went t
Fohn Craig's place, thence to 0
3. Craig's where he killed
;nnider and took posession of a hog
>od and took quaiters for the nigh
3 going out to feed T. E, Crai
liscovered him also the dead gandr
vhich aroiused suspicion; he clost
irrm ini his barn hallh procured
;nn aiAd shot lim.n Nobody seen1
o kinow where he crime from, I
uteL mnostly white with somne (dat
pots anid had on a rude leaths
ollar',
A BliL1.IA NT1 WEDDING,
One of the mnost brilliant we(
ings that has ever occurredi
ickens took place in the Presb3
er.1 ani church at this place at lig
oon Thursday when Mr. Larry (
'hornley was married to Miss Coi
re Uruce.
The wedding was attende.] b
lie society people of Pickc.,s wh'lil
n umber of promineat peop!
roin Greenville were also piesent
h1e church was decoratedl in
inst tastef'ul mnanner'. Tfhc wed
ir.g march was rendered by Mie
TIhe attendanis were P. E. AIes
odter with Miss Cena Symmries, (1
.(rogani with Miss Maloni
hiorniey, Ernest Folger with MIis
er with with Miss Lelia White
uigene Faint with Miss Mairie F*ol
er', 13. Thornloy withI Miss Luii
o'ger. The ceremioniy was per
it-medi by3 the Rev. J. Mcl4 Sei
'r'ok of' Greensbor'ough, N. C.
TPhe Flowe r girls weie Misse
~ l'ebi Boggs and Frances Rtobinusor
i ft r the ceremony M r. and MI re
hiorniev left on an exte~ned bridur
uri to eastern cities.
'WV ELVEi MiLE ASSOCIATION
Tl'he econd uiion(f moet ig of t hi
'w elve Mile association will mn1c
ithI Shady G rove chrirch on Ea
rdaiy before the fifth Suriday i:
birch at. 10 a.mi The follo.,in
Sogifam is armnournced
Qriy 1. Wihat shouild be don
ii I mnembere Who noeer at ten
In ir c'hurch mneetings? Opened b
1. C.1 WVinchester.
Query 2. Whio ntas Diotreph<
nid n hat offiee did he hold in th
lur:ch? 8 Jolhni 9th verse. Opel
d biy W. C. Sioior.
Qu~rery 8. Wias it righit for J..j
hih toe keep his iah vow? Judge
I :30.
Ilit roductory ssrmlotn SaturdaIi
-y Rov . 11. F. Murlphy. Mii
hosrm Siuday by Rev. W . (
bn. J. I. (Gilh.spie',
F. C. P'ar son s,
Cornmitaco.
WORKING OVERTI E.
E:ighit hou r laws aro ignored 11
hoo~n tireleen little workerst--lhr
iire ilwayst at woirk ight andl~ (I1
uing Indigestion, Bill iunesi
'onstipatioin, Sick Iheadache an
LII St omachi', Livor and~ I.,wi
Srubles. !rsy, p)lelaant, saf
urti. (Only 25 cenits at Baln.
f 1EDAR ROCK CHAT.
If there is any veracity in, the old
I pkoverb, "A still tongue makes a
~ wise head," there must be a vast
amount of latnt knowl.dge neat
, Cedar Rock, for, although it is a
- place of great importance(?) the
e pooplo seek contentment in soli
f tude.
. verything is moving along in
its usual quiet order, and'except
Sinig the beautiful carpet of snow,
wich stole upon us last night,
r nothing has happened lately to
break the moiotony of our quiet
farm life.
S Prel)ation for the next crop is
the order of the day, aud the farm
ers are shufiling slong at a lively
gait, oliticed by the present price of
cotton.
Rock Rabbit.
Y OBITUARY.
I How sad wore our thoughts
when we picked up the weekly pa
per and read the death of our cous
I in, fiend and schoolmuate Mrs.
D Deannie Furguson Shuey of Kan
I sas. How often does our mind re
, vort back to the pleasant hours we
-spont together at school and at
school and at home. She is the
I second of a class of ten of our
1 schoolmates who have passed into
I the reahs of the blest She was
loved by all who knew her for her
quiet and unassuming manners
she united with the Grillin Bapti.,
church at the age of eleven and
lived -A consecrated life.
Iier paroi~ts and sister have the
sympathy of many relatives and
friouds in this county. May her
lititle oie8 be committed into the
hands of the Lord.
''0 depth iof inercy, can it he
The gate. stands open w ide for ine."
A Cousin.
FROM NEEDMOlE.
I. On 1 iday 22d. i nst , a party left
I ThI)oim9sville to attend a ball given
I at the lessdence of Mr. and Mrs.
e Am os Sutherland. After a iorg,
.i cold but pleasant ride we were
weleond and at once ushered into
the d(Iniing room where a sumptt
e ous repast was sfrved. Soon music
a:1(l danciig began. The dance
lasted till 3, P. In. We retird
- and was soon ashep, to our
s irpriso next morning we found the
ground covered with si)ow. The
dance was resumed before break
ffast and c nt inued till 11, o'clock.
All fired we sought homes after
bidding the host and h<.stess good
Ibye. OnFriday wesaw thefarmaeri
p'o sing, and preparing for plant
:g, but .n Saturday no one was
to be seen at work but the spar.
'o 1a! d snow.brdd.What a con
trast!
It was at leaufifti sight one moun
tatin lecak liftinug its miajest ic head1
ablove ILe 0ote intercecpted here
te iad theCa With gs attM hen
k (t.e tiQs all bowing their heads in
h umnble bsubinissionI to theC nlow,
Our: tip was Injop1~ and the recia
pients will ever remember the hos
pitality teceived . It was a nevier
to-be-forgott. n (lay.
- Mrs, Matilda floswell of Easley
a died at the home of her daughter.
-- Alrs. Mag Smith, on the 20uth inst.
Li at the uipe 0o(1 age of 80 years.
'She was the grand-mother of ex
-auditor N. A. Christopher. She
le.,vei six children:Mr. Simean
y Boswell and Mrs. J. HI. Barnett of
a Alabaima, Mrs. JT. A. Pickens and
e lH. A. l1e-'lm of Sotutl h0ar'olina. a-id
.M rs C. Vaughn of Greenivil'o ier
iemains) wvere interred at GJeorge's
- Creek church ont TIhursday follow
s ing. She had been a member of
the 13 pt ist church for many yerrs,
W \hy doL we, as5 civiilzed people,
-allow so imuchi drm k ing and swear
inig for we know it is the devil that
causes it, and3( that the Biblo says
'ndrunkartd shall en ter the k ing
dh lm of hcaven?"' '-'Yet a lit t e
-while and the wickedl shall not bo.'
Cursed is hei that put teth the bot
Stie to his neighbors lips" The
gambklir was hero and the~ drunk
-ards an d the0 man who had sold
I1)0hem the drink with the people who
gave them thle license togethcr in
hIlI they did sinuk.
' i' so had11( to soo men~h anld boys
e staggering ont the streets. We cani
t see thi mt with all sorts of companyv.
- It. is still wvorse to see w hite people
3iu an1 negroes dIritiking t oget her, it
Sremn ds me of ai dog and hog drink
itng together. J1ust look at the coirn
e that is nofiited, it had better b.e
A thrown inito the ocean. It is a
y shame to see men and boys wh.'
dlisgrace their parents, goirg by
s peo~ples houses tern ing their bot
e, ties utpside down. Every one that
- driin keth the curse doeth it to the
d'tm1tioni(i of hisi own soul, for the
.~ lible hoS~impy13 forb ids it. 'Peopile wvill
s go for tmiles to get a drink when
t hey would tnt to prnyer meeting If
y' it were only a miloI Fat hers will
- ~et t he exampfe and the boys iH
~. mako spieedy rin. They all will
fill drnakardls gra ves. If' the gravoe
v~ Cro the endto it would not be so
bad.
There are more crimes com
mitted by it thani through anty
o1bth' agency. There is n.wm *in
jilation oh the laws of God andW
y t he it a te thlin ever beforo It talkes
-food Ifiromf ti e poor' Beinhg honteet
8 1 !ouldn't~ matket It and no1 chris
3' tain cotld a'o so. The B3ible 1pr'
', nountces wte 0tpon the crownt ol
dI prt~e and to the dlrun~kard. If th<
* righuous scarcely be saed whern
: hallI the uingodly and~ the sinneri
ep anta?
HAD T10 CONlt'1EU Ol Di4
I "I was just about gone," writ(
Mrs Itesa Richardson, of Laur<
Springs, N. C. "I had consumptio
so lad that tho best docutrs saud
Could not li%'o more than at mont
but I began the use of )r. Kiig'
Now Discovery and was wholl
cured lby seven bottles and atu nol
stcu t. and well.' .1S an tuihival
ed life savor in - Consumption
(Ineui1mnill, La OrIppa, and 1roln
chitis, infailible for Cough:F, Colds
Asthmia., Ilay Fever, Croup o
WXlhoopitig econligh. Cua r1a i tee<
bot tles '501 ac I d $1.(0. Tr ial bot
1,o at olt fald Thorney's.
-F'or Sido-On- sx-.Iorse pow
10 Peorless e.)ginle. Good fix.
JasA. A[ . 13u, Earley, S. C,
A F1- 'RE AN'S ('LOSE CA LI,.
-I stuck to my engine, at lhougl
overy boie inine achi'l -Ind even
.1erIVO was ra1Cked with painl,''wie
0, W. lella-yi, a loconllotive firve
Ilan of Burlington, lowa. "I w
weak an- pale wi.holut anly appe
tite anld all iun down. As - iWa11
aboul., to gi vl it u1l>, I got a hott Ii
of Eleetrie Bitters and biter tk iI
it., I f t well as I ever did i
my hf..." Weak, sick ly, run o owl
peoplE always gailn Iow lif,
strenigth and vigor I'romii their ls,.
Trv them. Satisfacticni' guarn
teed by B1lt & Thunley. Prie.
60cts4,
A powerful emigine cannot bl e IuI
with a wkiak boiler, and %\o' can
kop i) tie- stlain of til activo litnI
Witi a weak stomach : niillr cai
we sto)p the- htm1"Lin Iliaciini t<
make r pii s. Itf ! i stoiiach Can
not, di gi'St (eniouigl 1(oo to) () tl1
body s1,(inIn, such-j a pr 011-a i
Kodol )yiepsia (1urie shIh b,
us. (d. It diAgst.s wlat y-ou1 eat :ut
it, sani11ly canl't help bul, t) o yo
go'ol.-G\ W. Earle.
MI illions of peoplo a1 amilima
with De\Witt's l.ittle learly Iti!en
and t106s.' who use thieIin limltl tit in
to be fa1ons little liver 'ills. Nev
er i itpe--G. W. Earle.
Auditor's Notice.
The Auditor rhi; deput i's wil
will he ait Ile following places Iuo
the purpose of takiig tax return
for tho fiscal veIr cori nelnelint
Ja n). 1 . 1 (01 .
Six \ ile, Wedi esd ay ,. an. 9, 1M) I
Calliolll, Th111'Einy '' 10 "
Central, Frid'y 11
Catb tchee, Sa ti urday a i
Ldib'ty, 'Monday 6 1 2
Easley. Tito. nd Wed. " 15-16 "
Cros Plains, Thuirsday j 7
Loopri's Shop, Friday " j "8
hulghes' Store, Sat. " ' 10
Putnpkintowvi, Mionay' ' I. 6$
H olly Sprlings, TJuesdy "3 '
1.t-a'dt. t, WVedf i bl , " :A
Afte'r wVhih tIml'e I wvi! lbe i
lily oflco in the C'ourit irloumse ai
Pic(ken1s, S. C.
Rei~uinerr Ithe tim i exCp\1jiros Feb
runyi 20th 1901. All who do no
maik.' returns by that t iine will h<
rei'f ediP by law~ to liy V 1 letr eeni
tuells mil:- t, ha iile hvy r~ch<'.o d is
ticts. P'leas-e re'in. eir th is an<(
if 711 dlo lIat know your I <itiel
ask your netighibir to tellI yon.
D'x. 6, 1900. td. S. A . H unt.
Au'. d(tr.
Winter
-AT
M'TSES McKAY,
119 \.\lin Str'ee, Gjreenille I, 8 U
Wo hav'e jumst, ol)ined and( wii
havo conlstant ly oin hande d uiiinig
thei seoason, all t he Int styli's al
the lowest. nossibl o 1riii(.
Onr ice ietin nled if weL fai. Anyv (onesnd
skech and1 dicr4ip' 666n of anyI, ihVel..iuR WIl
pR 011nt tly (CC reeve our optii ' fr eb 'e:neeri' in66
theC i.,!tentab~iity of tOante. "16' Iow to )btain i
tht oughi uRs adivertised fo r saeit. 66 ut 066e.1es.C.
Uofier, withoutill ch1:6rge, inR Tfi i 6 i:r ii kono.61
an1 illustrated6 66nd( wiiely ci(r id .j(1ttrugl6
Sen~d 1o :66 iample opy F! HK E. A '.1e...
VICTORI J, EVANS & CO.
(I'afcuzt Attorhneys,)
Evana~ llIdingf, WASH INGTON. D. 0
(4Are You Weahl
WVeakness manifests itself ini the loss of
embitio 1a1fnd aching bones. fThe blood is
watery; Ihie tissues are watin1w--h' door is
being openied for disease. A hoti le (6f Jiro6wns
Iron Jiitters taken in fhnie w'itll restvor yonr
strngh, ooheyour nerv(4, 61nahet your1
bloci(!ri'ch and red. D)o you mo(re goo.1
than an e x peniv e specinl cou rse ofnmed ici ne.
Urlownsi' Iirni flitters is sold b.y all dealers,
A Wonuderftul Uscovery.
The last (htm~rter of a cinItry reOco4
mnnny wondr1(Cful d isgoveries i') Lmedicint
*t not.m tiROhat haveo accorilp1 i,1hM mnore fo,,
.111immy' than66 that sterling (61h i0ouJl oh
remedaay, Ilrowns' JVOn AHit(ers. It: seemsi' ti
*conital tIhe very elements of goo healthi
and1( tithe Rr man66, w.omanlr or chiild 1ennl tak<
It withoumt deriving the greatest benerflt
Browns' Iron Bitters is sold1 by all dealera
I as: crtain curo for Chrnti &Xre L'
(ranulte-1 Eyo Lh~ls Sore Nippks.~, lnl:
I ieem~i:i, Teutter, tSalt ienum nd l( bi:1 Ilead
Ws cen't6 por box. For sale by drshi
For putting a horse in a fine healthy coti
diton ry r.Cady's Condlition Powder,
I ney (0ne in the system, aid~ digsction, cur
'*) r appet to, relievo cnstIpation1, orre<
hk.1da(y disorders aind doQtroy woria, givin
j ?.w hf t n old or rver worked horse. S
1 .e v~ o ilib r'1t
A Warm Winter
bt J-4s not a good time to sell
I hOavy .shoes and heavy (i ry
goods. My pI icos on heavy
.Shoes,.leanls, 10''1a111-. OtL
ings, Worsted and Heavy
- Dress (oods of all kinds
for the next 8)( days will
be so hot they n iI l have to
Movo Out. Then you will
Want Plows
PIIow Stocks, Singlotrees,
and all kinds f plow goods
Bottr I, e 11y p)ricos bo
fore you buy elsewleie.
In :a few days you1 will
want Garden ESeds. larly
Corn Iri.,h 'ottatoes, etc.
I have bought t e v( ry
b f< r plantilln g' lIe
memniber that I sell
Atkis Saws
Wf all kirl-s, a11l deal inl
l ki is f ilai Shi- d
alld se
g~l. M I Supplies. Cil
I ickens, S. C
g&ism' li1'ho4e N . 21.
fehm2t.
w b2. . rmd
So n E )t..ung
scia e.11 I :Aiwhre else
itin s you will lose
w Y: you he gaiwJ.
S. 9ITT : ' , i hinit 9A
4 *l so Nvw York.
1 91 i r g .9 9'
We deal inl LU1-.
may 11of l(99 k iits,
Did mI v' reid Ler e liv.
above 11 Mud '.'IM 14 uV a lealeu
days bef)orehala944 I llaral thel lumber
W .i F. Il9 l-', s'i llt'K *\i I) iio .,
Tab'orlide !tain, il, well
S.Le MANI R=Ne
Ofes his rOic toth
GeneraI. Il luli for buld
Contract~ or' th < y . .i
thorou~44((. hner. . 9\, ) 4 p e lrsons i
desirin49a9rela ble 49coat9. 4 ra91 e.99)9t1
I;) r 991. r. ii bb-rI'. wi do well I19
- i n'it 1499! h Xi ' I f,.r , e I ising
.. T4. .lob:9 -o 9119 9 ise v
.I .4.\l. ili'ch
II 1 l ', f 8 .. i49t 1
You4 :ii.. rb Nnu t,.,:.''re.~
19wh' b 4, <wo , e r u I:'M h':9 1eird up
on, . n99 l o 'r ~ a o y f o1-)n
09o1 the la.I! loynphi.. r ,, h - nh r ihm
0: fa li.n u Liflh ly fI. Il ty : a t erth
' i he aIe 1 . 91 for r I . 'a l a ' . U i i 4'O
.( l \t.X wSu, mp;. i . waad
ANOTHER BIC SHIPMENT
Battle -Axe Shoes
They are the Shoes that Wear and give Satisfaction.
EVERY PA?R GUAR ANTEED.
See Our "Julia Marlow" Shoe for Ladies, $3.00
WE,': hntve FoIne hair-iins to of fer i .i ' A NS, I''L A NNELS, A ND
OITINGS. This is :llways h iC (ce to buyi- Clothing and Exitra parts
Big lot 'loil Corln, Corn Meal: Ifir Iness rrdware, Saddles, Bri
(IIes. A NYTIIN(-1E -: YT1 I I N( --with pric-, right.
FOLCER & THORNLEY,
1I ' l .K IN ', S *3out h1 Car! It'la.
Getting Rea~dy
0,014-to wihe-m porices inutst bo
U~~ S 1 0. e..,. ince- 141is ico. Plcase,
ALL Blankets and Quilts to go aI: actual ccst.
All Flannels have been reduced ' per cc t.
Heavy fleeced 1oiderwoar that we saiid at EOc a gar
ment Is now offered at 35c.
A i.IICIC ratr Ch -ti ha (iICU (en ul on I all a hev shoes. The 1er
41-'iins 1 o1frer are worthy . r attenioni . ('nit 11( an se h m and~l if
Ihllv d nt suit. yo e b1et by thm.
A. R. PARK,
West E1-11 G reevCHil'e(, S. C.
An~d bUY y u dry god-sh es,
clothing,~vo goe es hr are,
faiigim e e ofL L4 k'inds.
The Heath, Bruce, Morrow Co.,
rililOil
k1hit, 1tosiv w ,Ii - I, Am: D Fiji
'l'hC ilell he ( inG(CUa i 'tGR A
FET LIZE k r rn n (-.)It i. ii "Ods are mlade
of b' ood and hon i. ai ) h 41 ;l - i th .r i none beti
telr. 'S Cee I b \) (. buy) IVI 11. u.
TY h c 6' q P,
ruL, Wv Prices,
\\'C v .l y u wa . -t--daito
A IIQU( U2 lh|it, r. old, kind n al lnmings,
UO h Wol]G 1Il J 11 U NtHJ Y I ll ft th v I flatt s.; tyle g
a "(orsor(.
W ' ca n ; oI yo lu a pretty lat
:nol UItc t inl lh-ress Good?(s and
T'I 1- 'l - -. :.''T1 1,l1 . >- ) IF (> ; -: T I I 1 f or , . V Ill money thanl
you an uy t, aywhre. Our
. 1'I XN I~IlN(;S IN Tlii: to kIS < n e ow t all t1h atest
u , t Iof Ih a u a d drss
l'I (-(> .\T y, ods o v ry kinld inl aIll colors,
a I ri' v :4 t) ( wmill I ":i\ml ').tO to 20y
.\ N I) w ." - \""I ;' o "
\\ c rry at fll ]Alne of Stapio
,IO I ,ii ~ ii 1 ~ , ! :, L , ~ 't kto 11w 1.41 1 ri cfor
\NN1(1 'S TI FI N '-:\l IIl 1I .1inkfrico
.\ N I E-:N 1) 'r n
F o C.,.!a s fromI i $1. 00
\\'111-11?.- TH Ei.Y D() T l- to $1 ..)H.
Diest s frw ma 10 to 20
IM T COOP . .po' I cient. ( y. r ducans
.L 10 )K T ()1 ( 111:1 1 () fu c:in i ard to buCOy bifor
I10() S'1 -:8 A N 1) ,L T
W I IAT Y~l o.\f ) F CO,
K d
Dyspepsia Curel..,
Digests What YOU Cat.
Itaurtillily di, gests (,he food an isTRADE MARKS
lKaturo Iin strenjgthle',Iing an~d re -DESIGNS
gan, 1 istheatetdicovreddigs, (Oi na1 frowei tim
ant and tonic. N oterprpaation filul( jft y 1 1r.o l nbC'klt. oilrsem a t .,
can approachi it in ellency. It In- 1Pol, 01~ww wie t
stantly ro lleves and permanent ly c06 rcs fi i 'C I 110 - ia Ni&el Co. receiva
Dl Ispepsia, Indigestion, Ileartburn tpervil nCLoUfrC wif ho tn chru , u o r
rcA a h r ,r as and CMAflI V M,
Pre 0e aul1.eaosi zocnanttso u a'n th 1 ~ lb W11nuA. owA doUA lors