The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, March 14, 1901, Image 2
The People's Journal.
T. J. MALDIN, Em'roR.
PUBLISHTE) EVEIRY 'T'l URSDAY.
Subscription One Dollar a Year
Entered at the Post Oflico at Pickens as
second-class matter.
THURSDAY MARe11 1i. 4901.
President McKinley's inaugura
tion was a most gorgeous, event far
exceeding any thi.g of this kind
this country has ever seen.
A man is judged to a great ex
tont by what ho is able to accom.
palh. Sometimos ho is estimated
Much more than ho is worth aid
occasionally his value is fixed on ia
basis of failures and shortcomings.
Pickens county is fast progressing
towards the developnlt that w ll
will mako her a very potent fact or
in the Stato's affairs. The increase
in taxable valiu's this year will i
show something of iiiti.ret to horni
People.
Andorson is attract ing the atton
tion of peoplo all over ho t'iittedl
States. it. is nre n caso oft sI)
sational ism than allything e.lse
but the more sensation tlie Imio ri
benefits an indiforent class of
newspapers gather frIom it.
Chiarlestoni will dIoulitless feel
the loss resultant in ilm Is' ('lure of
congres~s to appropriteI a ri'spit
able amount it aid of' hoer ,x i -
tion, but CharlestoII will bc 1a1,
to the OcCa1sioii, an d will ie'spiond to!
its necessities wit I ut n mst red it I"
lersel f.
BuilId up1) your t owil ho pbilic
spirited and the n-tius will mor'
than repay you ort Ith out ay. TII
most progressi ve commu'n I iiit 1 an.
thoso where the citiz('ns e'i!Itribuiiti'
freely and with .ni' al purp1se to
wards forwardog loalinterets.
11011)o towi aun d lher1ly lelp
yourself.
Chiistian Congres" is it n1aie tf
an organization ha vini for its 0h
joct the promiOth~n ilf thel qpiritul,
moral, intellectual nald sot-i'll or,
gr'ss of the race andii to milm' art
ranigemeni'ts for ai lig gaitin-iniig mi
1902. It. is to bie ho011( that the
''gathering'" is no0t the ~isutam
of the object oif (lais in velI Organii
zat ion.
Ei.X-Prei'~sit Iariso n haing
a slight attack of' grii his giav'n ie
casioni to ne(wisapurs all I ver-' the
reCspoetinug that gentIllemani5 's eur''i
as a ifublic mant. if it wire it tir
p)osition)s and wh'lo ar'e nlow in lim.
li c notice, some'ii "~ mnpi-crs woubIil
feel a dearth ofC neiws.
George Wainiigton was witltinut
doubt a good1 ian. Olport unityV
helped to mnak' himii inuinnoirtaL
There are umny livinug tiody withI
all the r. u isites~' of gir aine ss Ih lt
of adIvirt iment. iir noti t her will
show~ their triue gi eatneiss by humii
ble lives aminig thueir fellow nien.
WedneiisdIay last d1udge Ioe't h'
cidedl at Anidersonih that thle act ofI
1901 put ting coun tty 'lli('ers on sail..
aries is uncoiwtitutiobna1 on Il'
ground( that it is local andcial i'ul
legislation and t hereflori irougisi
to the const itutioni. Theii eam' m
which1 thec que tst iona ro se will go to
the supi remio ct~t t, and0 linty LadOi
lawyers believe Judge I ene't will lbe
Sustauinedl.
TIhe format ion of' a Cottlon ( row
e Alliance is an ellort attrannctiing
considerable at Iontion thriouighout
the southern Etate's recent ly. Th'le
proper kind of an organiiztio,ne
that would avoid pol itie's and1( con.
centrato its force oin ideias andt
means for the promlotioni of the in
terests of the cot toni growers,uight
work a benefit. This is a day of'
organizationis but polities often
prevent their true object.
Another I ynch ing in the north is
chronicled, the detailIs (of wh'ichi
are more revolting than any suich
affairs we usually have in this part
of the country. In Indiana, re
cently a negro was beaten, haniiged
and burned for murder. .1t is
true that it wvas for the mui'der of
a woman, yet murder is not worse
than some other crimos, and lynch
img is not~the usual coiurso of south~l
ern people in punishing it. Law.
lessness is not justifiableo1 ider
to enforce law, and sonie of theo
who preach to us from the dlistanice
ought to considor a little more bo0
Tihe failuro of coungress to appro
priato the reasonablo sum of mon
oy requosted inl bohalf of Charlos
ton :n the face of havish appropri
jitions in bohalf of Iarger place
looks like a Slap at the south.
'harlestonl will not, allow tlls dis
1ppoiitie4nt to diminish h r ze'al
11 1 conii'men1dable un1idertakin"
ihe has onl hundl hmt, 'with chiara.c
teristim. ind(ependence, flit p)eopl(
a)f allI SoulthI Ca r)olinIIa wvil ,-.pe, I Ily,
realizo. the opportuiti y ant hanli
anld c1ombme11 to coninplole tilw phols
AnI~l;'I eoutitdy is the V.vnefi
ing. The ivo rt'1 of, the Gninil
Jilry on the inat r (df Ilborors :tal
,Onvietbise has <lrawnl :tteniti''n
to the peoide as well as IIthe place.
Nidloily outsble I-lievs that inuch
injlstic'. has been lle throughl
he systeml t hatI hals r cently
4<-enl investigate-l, lit, senlsaiih nll'
mper. from a <lisltale havo hd
titteb (o M *v ill it s ct t ul1 tint ll
Ind havf1) g eso far s to int im')l
hat Ive wvose- condit iins prevail
hero anld elsewhi-re throug'hout
he s utl.
I c I liIm T 114 411 1 111 ed(''Ii I
illI 84 lu 'lt fo11l ' elttsV allt Itl'e .
;i 1their m14) f, thif tm-hlingt I Le
11 'l i t in 1, i f h i i"...
personalitls :mid orgi lty 4fth
toen-her. I :tl :I irin l -i
or~i!4inalil . A ten 1I'- h. sin
f l l st 1 4m - It. Il ' iu h
inusi- ha:ve :In "ri'1inal n\,I\ .If im
ari ng 1)4 wle ... I .\AS I t .. lTAt
till 4'a, t e In-r eumt fodllow: h1 e
Itis ' t by his p' rlson11a1li4.\ hring 1 1
h41 It \ r v In.:I\ ily n 11 1 he pt upil I Ite
I II i lt541 o 1co (se applitc4inl to his
.Illdies.
T Ilwh phe impil lti IhaII a Ieuirte,
ilnick :I'l c in)ise. Ni t two iea ch
ill p11 14I. ~ 'i il 114411 S-'u''i'It
lI14anneTr, neillih<141 :u' y mlv11 1w p pils
r' 1eive 4 1 in the S.11114l wy;I ' 11411h r.
kr.i i ne .. salr 1,411 a 44w
lIf "Oly the 14 ha:1 -tl' ers of11 thle pu .
pil44 1 I t 1wy' mv he ab111. 1 ,
111 e w11. i h I <11 4 4li 'ti u l4ies4 w ill,
which th 1y v com. ill cIontact.
Thv (.1141I4n inl this mi In
l 4itig it4' ionll evr \' '... gY :a i
.h )1 1414l''. I 1) v'iif :111N', '' ('
ser ios i it ' .4 1 tache i1ssom'
bt'ills (\\l1)we'' nPASS ip.
(I t's'l) Il, ;C., Ma enh er
Il) !:h~e.(I ('4 4gI'Pn-he 14 tprha
all!Ii (J i'o ln 111 li 4'l'S ;n4 11
lit4$j'4 'ls w(1 t Ite l'4ti.' 11141'.I' V tf{l
Miliis t > is t t' i i llal'ero o elji
h11)e. n)o~j bakof miis, globe .11
lIn-sain fa(ligtis. at. ishxpe a
.. )tt-t'einl A.nIr whetiet.n.
Aulall e sl i'i et' Ilk us. half coil
)('it i'I l)01 P ig' lil ilt ( lfi tie liiII
iin t lile 1 ls a ml'i ill b ljy s l l
b r~tilis.Il u1 have rs' ahr. w'
(CIURCH I)IRF I'TORY.
Slethotlism. 1hur1ch1, R Iter It . 1)agnall1
Pastor.
First 81n11ay411%, wI' v.-IV ie, I a. lr
"1 4 P;(-wens8 p. 1
"-,.(on~ I I da4.i. ml.
', i( lt henI 3:30 p. m
Third '- "i I, II.
Thirdl Mileve311, 3.301).11
Fu>krIh q Tv h< r I1aa
'' ' l'j ilns S p. ii,
lif: I T, I o. 1 I . I ,l.
'ir in ln inl fihl l'icee s Method.
Cin-ch vvely T- i le' ay i tt
I. 14. In
i- -It.
ji I I
P'rb I. N I I laneh1i e T. i , Igevha
vl I I ai cill I: iIs I 4,11:~ I tI
l'a-tor..
(ii el ( I II - (I' r o
1-: I I I iie
t 1-'o-n-i -" Ir 1.ib. i t .1 th e4
( -I1 le A .
I I i e. - I C :1 ( i I o
11:'.; iy lw i ('hn n-b I l..\
;1! I l ki 1q a I' l t ( , ofi Ly he . l.
tooI L 4':4 11.:: wi Im . iill) '44 I'.i
\v val:.It
. 1 I m. 0I.
1ii .\ il presie.
'47 I 2k ro Iwa lI '411
Ston i :4h11.w o al at111
d i7::v p. on.
Ma CI:II1 .5.s4, I 'lai maigh t3
Yml ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ J w".1 TtN-1 IIY~ r ill-in
Ma-ot,'.' I 1''. a'414 1t I 1-1) I 'rt ch l (4), r i
I n1 1)1 1ny, M I42e ) i I I, II.
'i'.1))Ill~ Iv CI bill d()4 You(1LII g ie
giw~ .8 jiII(. Il' -It.1!a ive ;1Stomach%
l I . I. E .0J 11 11 1 ')'.
(l'o .I it-Il'O. If i ac ong, t.
hglrII L ' 1err lyv fit iI(-u Il i of
1,e I t0 nil h o ili' 21 1stioin for
Iay '. ' 1' h 1s (1rol In 4 n( y Ir. c I
1j\V)S I" 1 (e.''21 I Mig ts', A yo
eat-h;u \'. .:al'
ANNIVERSARY DINNER.
'Tho allivel'slry dinner oil the
tho 2nd diy o Fohriary .last at
tle homne of ir p. S. C. MicWhortor
of the CaImefal Ieighhbohood wa1s a
decided succes<& aiid 6I I of' pleatiuso
to aill the guests. Wo wrote out i,
detaliled accoint shorIt.y i flor tho .
Occurienco and set it to Tle
Jt6uraI butit iI iut have misscar
ried. It. is tificiiit to say that
the occasioi wTS one1 10o1g to'h r) e
mIembered,4 by eve(ry oeno who onl
jyed the ig riil l ilega of honi.
present. It was Ilh- anni1versary ()I
.Mr M- tCNNh ,rt er's bir-th-day, ht(
r-erdch d (m tillmt day his vighlti,4th
y1n' atd his h m-- comilaIi ioll
wa11s a iout sev< li y-fwo ("Ir Of ag.t.
Th voln 1erfb ble cou h at ( Iod
110(1 lcot tle
together. thlrou.pth 41al 11l l ps, andl(
(oWHS of' unan 1 fo, a yvis look
il to each oth1-r f-r that. Sympa
thy and cooper-ion that susitllied
hi allPl throul;:h1 thle j . uniler of
life iild br<.u ghtn theo t i tori
ly, havlingt m- It hildrnIl, grmeik
childi an d I ra gral-child ren
with invited Ts to e-xtenId Con
ral itulations lth' a li advenem
abtle . pa -1 f Iin is c i g tlet 11
birth-dly t he l1Inue o thirty.
This did I t o, ('lm brace all ti-ir db
The Ipp day was Spent inl
conveirrtion ' a11 r and
'I. Q IL Th
n1nW stl ou d to e sjoy themuiselves
mori than th aIgd coiullo. As to
tho visitors- (among thoml your I
correlspoildLent) I think I. canl 1eak of
for tceN.
May this coule 10ong live to (!n
joy such annullt greeting's frvoml
thleir childreon and friends1. Ir
Ald h1rte al ar1 s(h is able hns
llettled mn of hlis elildl1( 10ren goar
aroun1ld the old hmesI hver thedy
cant be omtually h elpfull to each
other. Whave riltr ou e y iv thanks ox
to the family for. thir kinl't mvita
tiol ant clihn l t as c e l' - o f ) the
hlt ppi edA dits of o 1'uo.
T1. II. R.
'oTR INKIES A 1IHFI1
"I wasmb trouled Ir sovral years
With chroll ic indigest io ttI I'
ois debihty," writs F . J.Greenv II of
I.ancator, N. ''nI I I * .o reimIv help
ed mllo Until I b-ganing Blectric
hittns, whlich did iio mor'1o g)ood
thall t hiOi, medicios i overt llsed.
lly have --ilso kpt m3 y wi. in Bx.
(-(Int Ihealth for years. She says
IBetr iitters ar just. splenIjdI~
f r femailo trIo leS : that11 the aI.N re,
aI gradr Isuic an ot. for
weak runl <1)low wMInn1l. N., <1ther.
n 1dicinie cani take it's p ace in 01ur'
family." Try them . (>nly 50eent
Matisacion garane-d CI'vI10 d &
Ai II('(lilt o OI ie ilv A N.~L
tOf buoeorl om litt i'i~l daugh.
ge r o , in-a I dveor into ai as of1
1)enh lb''ad,"( rits lmi.l i. nihfo f
t.orgatyon, Tenn.,) u 0tcken's
I's akeguwillned suo Ari :e0mto
uledl t ale li ts A)l t ig t ]Q'il't
not01 tot rsil4 27tl an of to r 11113
t 111 i ngri 2cut t) 1 j iyr i
eh7r n\ane u I . 'Jnaly I>f'.
Feb.ist5nt001.P. A
lil(n acconuts~if~ of I 144 theabv e
raducid oras fron e Ii shvlly ilae,'('har
I9tt) 1. a i te rmeduaI iate piolint in11
Gofrg' O ia an fro a1 I ll pomet is in1(
r'ot'r t or oni'I0 e it ilar f/a re f~ior
the roll i rip f'or~(' idi viduals (s.
Imnis ad brss and nuiorm
Coen t rfmoro on one'j t'\icet
Tiets ll ahe slArl 0 ta~o
uloed to arriat Augusta prior to
alon.f All prigil 1th1goo te return
u)ti. lipri4lit h, X901. ~ 'Vj)
For; . dta Lfid es iformatio in asi to
M'l p eh7 -G .W. ]~ i. Tyl
he Equahzat lOWion . 'ard ( forlX'
Easloy-, LiWty Carenta an jHr
&iaoTwsiswl oti h
Citation Notico.
STATE 01 0SOUTII1 CAROLINA,)
Pickens Coumty. f
By J. B. Newbery EisquIire, Probate
jindge.
Whervane, A. 31. 11lanl1din l e oSuIt to I
me to grantl. him lelters of aciministtra
1lon of I beeslate of a1ti effects of haisom
Ilke tteease l.
'I'll-:81K A Mi-1. I.:ltEP-:r.' to0 Cite andl
]adm-onish a11. am11in4la the ldrmhed
oI erevdit ors of the S1.ilti Illn-:mni D)nke
teteased, I hat tt''v he :iid appear b.-foie
m! in tie Court of l'robate. to b.! helt1
it P'ickett, Courlt. Illouse, -. U , o.1 hey
In lay of .ilarch 1901, after pulilica
Jonl heno-of, at 1I IO'Clock in) the foren.1oon,.
ii show (a1s -, it auiy thei havi. why I he
;ad :ahninistrationl Shoi n14t hegrn
ti.
1 'V E > unlei mv h:1nl .11l Se.1i, I his
i 1:t day uif .l:u'eh 190 1, il (lie 125th
ear o*(f 4)ur1 11ntlpenIene.Iv
.1. B. NEWiEHY.
1. . C
Marebi It12.
"Do the folles often
die hero?" auske d thlo
travele.r in a malarial
Sction. 'N(," repliod
the native' "(hey dio
MONy once."
Irero. Thy only (lie once and
hey yii I trol( o ce at tiho 81me
places. Not so, tho ugh , wlenl thev
laind in here. If they trIde one
wvithi I'a they keei comz1ing, siiply
b)CauSe we' give themi imiro mu11nles
Ind better. mules for. less monley .I
Wuno wa ith hl0iseS. Wo have
just received throo car loads of fino
TENNESSEE
MVULES
Will hav another car frm fron
Te IneIs s I nxt veek-all aroun iid
enwker-j Como akd See them.
Do you want a "1n or velhicle
oif any kind? If so we can save
. 4)u1 money. We liivo tllreLe car,
h.:ads of of wagons, and fivo of hug
gies and earriages, a1l roceived sin
the first day of last .1am I ry. We
have Cut out thl.
----PROFIT
FEATURE
On tle gotd, as we ar.e (detr-r
mined th) koo . 0 t ioll
as (he I.: ,i l'e: i n the State.
We !.vor buy in hIss thin cair
I , an pay spot. ca1,l >r ever y -
I tng, beineo we buly chea~iper than
tih' smalli doubri, whot buiys a few
.1oi. at a time and keep them uii
t il thley aro' oli and dingey. We
own~i ouri Dep ository', hen ce i woj o't
lanldlorrdc. We caIrry in stock tihe
Celebratedl Studebaker
Andi tile worbl's jiustly renowned
.. ..W E B E R....a
Wa ons., ns mdium grad'ei w~o
carr~y tile Chattan ooga , ( )wensboroJ~
Tay ler, Virgiia anliuil its~elI
W\agoins,
th irt(ell di flet mii.iiakes~ of Bu lggies
anid Ciarrliaigo's, amzoing them the
Ibablock, Coiitli nd, Tyson an d(
Jo1 s O Harhaur iiiiiii anrd A Cme. Comec
b'Iok and ta k your chotice,
We' wvii lnot saiy miuch-as to Iiar'
ness. W\e hiave on hiand a $1 5,000)
inl stoc-m ore th ani everiy deale ir
ini to)wn cominled. i~liember for
the next thirity dlays~ wo wdl make
CHARLES & MOBRAYER
Stabltes anti Slitr hni : Itiveri St et,
(GimiEsvi i.ij:, 8. C.
-----DEA fLR IN
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Flooring,
Ceiling, and Weatherboard
ing, Moulding, of all
kinds. Leather and(
Rubber Belting
together
With ali kinds of
ENGINE AND PIPE FITTINGS,
lowestq pices. (
ltoi led for painiting, andlo White
fanad of hes't Qualiity.
Gious a trial bhefore buying
lsew~hor o.
Ba E~. CRAN DY,
Pmrkens5 8. 0.
Of1i ce and Wa:iro o ni i ear D~o.
ooks of .Journaili. W'. (-m1 lit, m:y
list how muchm longer h,. n ih kee[p j
hem.
iLook A Stitch In Time.
5ayes nine. Hughes' Tonle (new im.
:roved, tasto pleazimant,) taken In earh
;prIng ati Fall prevents Chills, Do,
mld I Malaril Fevers. Acts on the h
011C 1p the Systeil. Better tIIaIn (
tine. Guaranteed, try It. At Dru,
pists. 50c. aml $1.00 bottles.
mayl2t198.
1. J. 1HAYNxsrSrn, 0. H. RonINISON
J. V. PAtKa, Pickeni, S. C
G reiville, S. C.
II ayieswoirith,Parker & Rbinson,
Al tornt4.-at-,mv,
Pieke1 n C. If., - - South Carolina
P'rictice in all Courtbi. Attond to al
JIl less promptly. t.
tai"Moiev to loal.
[VY M. MAULDIN,
Attornoy at Law.
Pickens. S. 0,
Practico in all the Courtk.
Ollic) over Earlo's Drug Storo
EICKENS RAILROAI)
Sc/Ledule
In Pl'eet IFeb, Ist, 1901.
Oil an1l after Feb Ist. the follom
ii. a'iellle will be rtin over the l'icken:
R ' , for Ie parIposo of hatuling Fieigli
mi l'a sse ge r, v i Z:
\o. 11---thily e xcelpt Snmiday- No. 10
N"Id lown. Mixed Tratin Itemd Up
0.10 mu Lv l'iekens1 Ar 2.55 pu
1.15 al1 Ar Easley 1,V 2.15 po
[e. 12---Dily exept Sinday - No. 11
wl lIown I':IS.'.elI -er Service Reald Ut)
0") pil Iv 'iek' ens Ar 6.40 1)im
.1 lil i Ar E:t.lev Lav 6.00 pill
No. 10 Coninects with Sr. Ity. No;33.
No. !) connec(s with Sr. It ., No 12.
No. 12 ionnetls with ]r. Itv. No 11.
No. I Connects witih Sr. Ily. No 3-1.
Trins will sIn) to 1tike on or let ol
>'"( Ingerl- at- the followin., eross 'ings11:
er'-",'m s, l'aison<.' anmil Mlaiildin's.
Il-pot will he olIet for thi rlciIvitio
1i i lt'ivel'y of F1reiglt from 8 A. 31. tI
2 M .
ve will nI:ike it I ) .our. intelest tI
't(I'niz II n111ui nm e ir:il by .ViIg goo
J. T. .' A Y1 1. Gen Igr
SOUTHPRN RAILWAYs
Condenuod Schodulo of Passenger Trains.
In Eafoot Jai. 27th, 1001.
Expr. F8tM
Nor3tIsound4I. No.1N- .88. No. 84. No. 80.
Daly. DAlly DaWily loaly.
Lv. A tlatauCT I 50 n 19 C0m 12 201p 11 601
"Ai.1santaE4T 8 50 a 1 00 p 1 o)p 12*0
"Norcro:ss.. 98 0& ........ tiusy '
" Bfor... } 0 a ........2 7 p 2 a
"...a.n...v....10 85 a 9 25p~~ 0~p98
"1Lula.... 1 9a2 45p Sl88p B
" Coruolia... . I1 25 a.....
"Mi. Airy... 11 0 a........p.......
Lv. Tnoun... 11 59 a 8 US. p 4 10 0 21u
1,v. 1lhertun.. 9i 00 a .__ .... . .. ....
" 8neen... 12 52 p 4 15 p 6 01.p 4 23u
"Central... I 42 p .........27 p 4 66
" (Greenville. 2 iii p 5 22 p 0 l0 p 0 0~,
" 8par'burg . 3 79 6 18p 7 07p 7 00
": (tiney. 4 28j I. 40IJ 7 411p V 5
" hIns's Mt.. 6 15; .... 81 82
" Gstoia.. 40l p........ 81 5p 6 1
"Chaloitto.. 11 .10 p 8 18 p 0 11u p 6 0
A r. ( r'nsbo.,ro. i' f5 y 0 4 11 44 p 12 23 p
Ar'. 1ijaahnm .... - 52 I 2 i
Ar.nh'... 5 80 a 500 a 23[
Ar. I)any~I~ II "p 11 53.p~ 12 51na 1 88pt
Ar. I~iamond. I'0 O6 00 8 0U00a 25 p
Ar.'higto. .... 642a 7 35a 8 50 p
" Ph.1'rphn ..... U0 15 11 85 nI 2 5
"r New ork. ..... 1 i 4Jm 2 01 p 28 n4
14tMa Ys xr
Soutihbond(. No.135. No.137., No. 11. No. 38,
Un'i1ly .1 Daily. Unily. Daily.
LY. N.Y'.. Pa.R. 12 ln 4 810p.......... 274
" P'd(1lpia.l 8 50 a 19 551)......... 65
Ilulltimore. . Ii 22 a 0) 20 p .... 27 p
Wi ash'ton 11 i5n 10 -15 p .... O 5
L~v. J~iehmowl..a' 1' 01 n' 11 00 p 11 00 p 1100jp
Lav. Norfolk- 11, a5 7 4tlp 7 401p 7 40p
Lv.1>nanvillo.. . 5483p 55 0n 610n 4D Ria
JLv. tleiogh . ... U 50 p I 0) at 1 00) a 1 00 a
Lv. laurham.. 4 48~ 2 Kin 2 l0a 2110a
Lv. (.4re'nsboroA 7 Ii0 7 a 7 iii ai l -110a
Ar. (lirlotto.. (I 45r 0 25a 18 05i 1 U05a
Lv. (4astoinla. 10 429 ...p 1 12p P of
Kin s t.. 1 g>P 189p9 12 a
Mi-sag 12 10 45 n 1ip080 a
(air. 11 4.., tp 10 5a 2 ?4 p 0 48 o
*'tjiir burg 12 20 a 11 U14 a 81 1614 10 20 a
(reenvillo 1110 n IS2 p0 4 t60 p 11 15 a
( outrat. .6. 40p 128101p
tntiii 2C. "iai 1 80 p 04 6p l' 0 p
minitaier .. 621p 12 48 p
".' i.i* i p 7 03( 1 4
I v. it. Airy.2 w7 1 p)10I
4 - - Si, 814p 80p' 220p;
Ga(.ij4vill14 4 1.11 tI i U P 8121 2 45 P
nard 02 o . ... L9 g 1g 117 p)
N',o... 5 25 a.. .. 9 t2 p 8 621p
Ar. Attuantn.ETp ( 10 lo 5p 10 15p 4 85
'AtlanataC' 10n lii 55i 9j i15ip t85b
B33twee~n Lula~ and Athens,.
Fuii. Ih:ily. 'Daily. Sun.
8 15. 1i 05~ a 1,v. . 1.ula . Ar' li10 ii' 7 85 pi
8 51 p It I1 ni Mayavlllo " 10 14 a~ 0 50 p
II 1ip 12 Ohn!' " Uarony " O 5-j 0 21)0
IiiU0)p 12 60plAa. Athens'. Lvi 0 05n, 80$
main ln(,. i rn i iiog. io
"A'" a. im. "iP" p. mn. "M" noon. "N" night.
Chieeapionko Lin tteae in daily seraviaa
bc~etwee Norf 1k andl Baltimnoro.
Nioi. U7 andl i' -Washi ngton and $outhwest
posied oxeliatvely of fluoat Puilnlm equnipme int
of 1atest design. through betwoen New York
andl Atlanita. Throug h P'uliuan aloe dng ca~ro
baeaon Now York and Nrew Or ansui, via
Vatthington, Atflanta and Montgomoiry anid il
ao bet w 4ou Now Yorka iand Menmia, via ash,
h~aion, Atlanta and 1(1 rmingnanm. 2leg.an I
Pitlhnin 1 ihrar e ohneriva tion ina hot wvoen f ta
con nod low 'York. Ilinjing enre enrvo all
muoni 1. noroute0. Pia llman sloopinag ars The 1dwoon
(4re~nsl .ro and Ralteigh . No coneh, sorrivo ona
this traim. TIheen trains will stop at (laine
b40rg only3 to take on nnd( lot off n paaeg.rs for
and fr.m W'ashinmgton, and beyond aind for anad
from1l (4rei.nil Ile-toh imii ia and S'partainburg
Uolumbia line.
Nosm. 13 andi l4-A t iia land No.w York Idx
Ilross." New I ralia bot wcan A t Ianta and (Char
lotto, coanne: ing at ('harlott weiithi t rainy~ of
ilinla numbers.' for andal froma Wia'jhiingon N ow
York aond the i.ast, nningaaj thraoughI Puallmaan
sleeini'a a er he1t uoen ('hea rot toi a d Ne York,
ihar mi aaianditihman-i nmi Norfolk. Larnv
aag Wuia..hinagton M''nd:y.. Wedni'idays anad
~'~trrbisaa uidt 'J 'piag ear will le opieratled
)fn i s tranin hgha /i, frim Wasnt on to Saii
-ranir '' withot ''hange. (Ogmnection at
11r'nsbornic wnhI 'ii(epiir. for Ilaloigh. No
'aliianoa ('ar.4 ('n thli I ramina b~etween'a Atlanita
aad Charlit A 41j10ii ijsI and itocond olnsg
aaInI' tlh~ n iaommadt liai for local and( through
rrevol.
N .. 35n ud 3--f I ilt id tn t e Fast MatI"runs
el ... w.n insli 'igt on and1( Now Orleana
a 8"rhr fiiwn.V, A. & W. P. It. R. and
& N. It. It, being composaod of ook~es
r'aaeh )VtlOont ''ba na for passongeoret ofal
lween Nowr Yorkl ?,. *ow Orleang, vf6'~
ila nnad Monatgoiaryi.1 An i0twoon i
iyaguum tand Ulohmondi Diing gayg goryg (
4)S. Il nrufd lf~goJd itrain b9tWeen
114
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Dk)ARLILIZ,
ille, 8. 0.
Drug Store.
TZGERALD, PHIOTOGRA
plher, G ree nvill, S. C. Office over
Addison's Drug Storo.
All work gluranteed to give a-ti&!ao.
tioti.
apr8-97y1.
NO l'CE OF PETITION FOR IOME
ST'AD EXEMPTION
STATIC 01 SMUTII CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF PICKNs.
[II Common Pleas Court.]
Notice is hereby glyen to all whom i6
ity concern, Tht:t Catherine Rogers
h as thik day filed her petitionl In miy of'
p' pr 3y ing for it lillestead exemption
il the personal estite of her deceased
bus1haid I. enr'.1 Iogers. The case wil
tie heard iii tihe Clerk's ofilce the 14th day
of Februtary 1901 ait 10 a. n.
Given m( under my hand(1 and seal of offlee
ait. l'icsens Court, I Iosiie, S. C., this 14th
dyo anmary 1901,
A. J. BOGG, [L. s.
Clerk of Court,
Per( J. M. STlWA RT,
Deputy Clerk.
Thoueands Have Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know it.
How To Find Out.
Pill a bottle or common glass with your
water and let it stand twenty-four hours; a
sediment or set
tling indicates an
unhealthy condi
ion of the kid
neys; If it stains
your linen it Is
evidence of kid
ney trouble; too
. frequent desire to
pass it or pain in
the back is also
convincing proof that the kidneys and blad
der are out of order.
What to Do.
There is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp
Root, the great kidney remedy fulfills every
wish in curing rheumatism, pain in the
back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part
of the urinary passage. It corrects Inability
to hold water and scalding pain in passing
it, or bad effects following use of liquor,!
wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity of being compelled to go often
during the day, and to get up many times
during the night. The mild and the extra,.
ordinary effect of Swamp-Root is soon
realized. It stands the highest for its won
derful cures of the most distrossing cases.
If you need a medicine you should have the
best. Sold by druggists in 60c. and $1. sires.
You may have a sample bottle of this
wonderful discovery
and a book that tells
more about it, both sent
absolutely free by mall, go
address Dr. Kilmner & nomo ol Swamp.Roos.
Co., Binghamton, N. Y. When writing men
tion reading this generous offer in this paper.
T o
Coni
W Ie w ishi to your at
tenitioni to the nact that we
Ifurnmishm Marble Wainscot,
TPile, Stairways, Sills, Caps,
et(. C ranile Steps, Sills,
(Ca~ps, (oltunns, etc. Steel
anmli1ron, l'amus, ColunsB
Gra1't inhg, Stairwvays, Fenc
inmg, etc.
We fitiishl the best
. 'Plmet ery work ini the
country' in M~arble~ and
Granitie, such as Moinu
men~its, St atIioniary Tombs,
Vanlis, I leadstones, etc.
ClCrsp)omience soi-.
and( pr'ompltly attendedC~ to.
CLARK BROS., & Co
113 McBeo Avenue,
ap8r'-97yl. Greenville, 8. 0.
J1ENNING'S
CREAT- BARCAIN
HOUSE.
Ii now lhavo the( 1host. selCctedl
stock of
FA LL anid W1~NTER GOODS,
F"URS,
LADIES amid
C LOTIL
Mr. 'Will Loops
is wvithi mo aind w
all is f~riendsJ,
I2W"'Como one eomo, all,
N. A. J ENNING3,
20 Main stroot, Greenvillo, S. 0.
apr 12tfl19.