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TL do'sb Journal. ., PORT. C-G. the lleath, Bruce, Mot Str. . .......8% 13trk . .... .......8 ldd 8%, ft. l'n. ...... ..... .......................8 Ntalus.................,,..,......7 t o 8 PRODUCE. E ggs. . . ...................... .................. Chickens-ilen ....... ,................20 to 22% F-TyCrs....................... .........12% to l8 Butter......,....... ..................,10 Beeswax.................................... 20 Local and Personal. -rhe recent heavy rains give farmers a deoided backset. -Give us your advertisement and the trade will come to you. -Mrs. Jeremiah Loopor is improving after several weeks illness. -Apply at Mrs. Flora Lathem's for board. Terms reasonable. -A. L. Edons Esq. of Knob has bcon commissioned as Notary Public. -1. E. Geor, rep'esenting Tlie State newspaper was in ichons Friday. -J. 0. Brock of Seneca, formerly of this place, was among his friend last week. -Dr. W. F. Austin will be in Pickens Tuesday evening and Wednesday tho 19th and 20th inst. -The Etriley News will appear about the 30th inst. It will eninate from J. E. Kinch's job oflico. -L. G. Jones of Polor was circulat ing among his friends and relatives in Pickons county this wek. -As spring opens iu) don't forget to revive your local Sunday school. You can do much good in this way. --Read the advertisoments of our lo cal merchants. They keep things you want and about everything you need. -Tho inclement weather Sunday so riously interforroI with the pastoral appointmonts throughout the county. -11ov. It. Rt. D.agnalt fillod his regu lar 1ppointment at Bethlehem lst Sun day in spito of the inclement weather. -The Sunday school at Bethlehem schoolhouse is progressing nicely under the management of its Suporintendent S. R. Day. -The Town Conncil has made some timely improvements on the courthonso square by roplanting and rearranging the shade trees thereon. -As wo go to press the sad news reaches us of the denthi of Mr. A. 11. Williams who lived near Cateechee. We have not boon able to learu any particu lars. -W. A. Dagnall, postal clerk on the ,ilway on the Atlanta and vision, is at the home of hiq 'ering from the etleets of a movement on foot open a tilor shop in Pickens where .y be made to ordecr with an arrangomnt for cleaning and Nancy Acker (lied at ber home Thursday morning March 7th, amu no -iried from St. Paul church in Brushy Creek township in Anderson county, the following day. -rhore will b)o a Ringing at Roathle hem schoolhouse next Sunday afternoon coin menci ng at 2 o'clock. Everyb'dy invited. Some good musliic and a good1 time promuiscd those who attend. -D)ied on Thunrsday morning the 7th mnst. at her home near Libecrty, Mrs. Eliza A. ]Boggs, relict oif the Ir A. iAlat thewv Boggs aged about 05 years. I [or remains wvero laid to rest at Ruhmamahi chuachi on Friday following. She leaves sorrowiug five chibdren. -There wero 290 alhications for pecn Rions filed in this county under thle new law, of these 204 were applroved and 32 disapproved. TIhose approved are allot ted as fellows: Class "'A" 1; class "I' 11; class "C" No. 1, 22; No. 2, 108; No 3, 31; No. 4, 91. -The past wooek lins been a very busy one with the farmers taking Qu't th'i'r supply of fertilizers for the year. TIhie domand has been large imd owing to the heavy demands en the railroads(1 many have necessisarily been disippoiniited in sp)ite of the diligent efforts of local deal era to supply all callers. --The Liberty Township Singing as sociatlon will meet with Enion llapi ist church on the fourth Sahhathi in this month (March) at 10 o'clock a. in. We want all lovers of music to bd hpresent with their books and well filled baskets. M. P. Rogers, President. -Mrs. Julia A. Boggs, relict of M. R. Roggi (lied on Hunday 10~th inst. at, her home near11 Calhoun in the 701 h year of her age. Hie" mains wore laid to rest in Mt. Zi' .aotory at Central, Rev. Stackht. donducting the funeral ser'. vices. She wvas a member of the Wesley an church, and loavoes several children to mourn her don0th. -Last Sunday afternoon one of the heaviest rains fell around Pickens t hat has been witnecssed for sev'eral monthus. Theli creeks andl branches were flooded and much damage was don to the fresh ly plowed land1s esp)ecially where the ter' raes had not been properly looked afteor. A copiouls fall of hail accompanied the rain but vegetation not, being far ad vancod littlo damage wvas don1e. -A freight train following the regu lar p)assenger created no lit tle wondler andl speculation Monday evening, w"hen~ it rolled in seine twenty minutes benind the regular scheduled train. It was de veloped that 1131 the old1 Plckens rail wray engino, had ar'rived1 to again resumon its '1"'' mai.iipuilat ing the cars he nt and Easley. One d usk o) startled and( amazedl that w-las in ' secoidh Atlanta," run for "d(1 ear rheds." ')uke died at his home les east of Pickens on tie 7th instaint of p)arial id iat 'iTahor' the fol low ineral serv'ices being eon .s noev. R. Rt. Dagnall in thie presence of a large conconurso( of friends wvhite and black, Hie and hiis fanmily do nated the hand upon01 which T.Iabohr 01hu1rech its built and also were the largest, e,1n tributors in building the chureb. IUn was noet a communihhiicant, bn(i was ia <liuet orderly citizen, open mnd generlouls---nou needy pers'fon ever appl1)ied to him for help withiout receiving the necessary at sistanco. He leaves a large nuimber of friends and relatives to mourn his death. -Son notico of citation of the estato c the late fRansom Duko elsowhoro in thi issue1. -Sea chango in MoFall's ad this wook Ho offors some special inducements t< persois nloding anythii in his linM li suro and see him before buying you seeds. -Mies Adelino Neighbors died at he home near Liberty on tho 28th of Folb ruary -last, aged (6 years and was burie the following day at Ruhamalh cburch 0 which 1she was for many years a consist ont member. tShe was a tru ohrititai always ready to contributo her best of forts to the promotion of the itterests o her church. Ruhamah and the Sunda school at that placo lose a most devote; member and the peoplo suffer irrepatra blo loss. -There will be a meeting of the May nard debating society at Maynard sehoo house oi Saturday the 160th inst. at 13 p m. Soveral mibjects will be ably dis. cussed by the yotng men of the society The ,,peakterf4 and their subjocts are ilr ranged an follows: Arthur Jones, "Influ ence;" John Findlay, "Intemperene;' Lom Freeman, "'Superstition;" Elber Finllay, "Conecit and Vanity;'' Ret Hill, "Flattery;" other sibjects will b< lmitledl by othier speakers. Every om is nvited to como and a good timo ex pected. Don't forget the date and place LIST OF JURORS. TIll- TWM w l.ve DR AWN. William Hlilis, att liew ndiietdiks Ml. A. WInagg, U. W. Grillin, Joh n 'T',F 41-'n l, J. C. (u -i le.t t L e W, St anell, .1. T. lowr.i, It. A\. iel-r, ItitIs lIowpe, An oln It le bug .1. 11. (hkine.l It.. A. Kay. W. It. Ga rrelt, A. It. llam ilton, IM, P, livsketr, Johit 1). I eslens, F . 3 1. igttl, A. A. i li, J. Biir I ooper, F1 . Keith, W 11. '. Ali iai, Johnl 14'. Foster. \Va 0ddy \ Yonngblootd N. It. Mloore. S. .1. Dalton, .atkso ll ol omb, A. It. Chastain, 1'. K. IiAAamv. Anthony aliner, .l 511 lough, I . .. St im tsell, ohnl<' 1.1 sey P. W. HuIgsmi,' I4likha Gilktrop, .1. M'. Ilag1-oodl, jr., it. m 1. E ii!, . . .1. l I er , jr,, oly . \illihm, 'o1. M. edlnt . Ilinynes Abercrotnie, A. M. G.ariitt W. 13. altldin, .. C. ws'oek. W. .1. l'yll , Whi. alv, 11. F. I''arme1r, Thoz. 1'.. A rnold, -1. 1,. Ilie, .1. It.La w , EC. It. Rlichaolson, T. A%. Williams,: 1o. C. tHw, , . A.innient, As I havont seen anything i Your pa-or from our thriving tow i01 somlle timl I will vste tur to son< you1 a fewv dots, but I am afrait anthy will he dropped into tel dreadedr"wastobasket. " Carpentors' hammners can b)( hemard 'every dlay, Which Shows tha our town is Coming t the frolit. vThe m rchants ar doing a live )IVbusiness-all keep a horse, algo on all r the nflty ano 1 toA11(livel 0anhing from a.soloftra Perfy Jaeeryossi tw has or 'p ho l hn a ero. e hreat Mhtis wanen Mand thmencil en sihool ono te aol asoo teo Prof. James 0.oscs has a lurish alo 'iing school .twt. i ts one of our beOst teachers and wilI lontg he r'ememnibered by a lot o Pickons people, who weont far an<l tloari to hear h'Itis studen ts spea~ik or the liquor cluestitn. I for one Litik tImht if a'tll the tenieors wsout hiave thteirI st ileonts spe~tak on tomi ptaltco on1Ce a 110lont Or Ohloner.' 011t to heal' t hemf it would probl):t dot sonie of the oldier folks somm good as well as5 the young. A mani was found1( dead in thb pullic read twelve ni les froun here'( about t wo wok ago. l< wenit to town) and( stayed till nigh got drunk and started hom t imt~11 didn f't get homo11 alive. Tin k 01 his two sons coming to hunt hini and1( findin~g him lying in the r'oad mangled, cold aind dead. Think c the wife and child ron ttroublinig thb rest of their days about thiusbaml and father getting ki lled wil S1top and thintk a' moment ! Hav' y'ou a r'el ative 01' friend wh'lo drin k or deails iln whisky'? if so go to hlin at on1ce anmd leadi~ with h11lm to sto it beflore it is forevor too la to. X. FROM~ HAZlEL. The w'.eather inl this vicinity hta been vory cold, dr ly and wind / thii plast few days. I thtink the grit hats about- left t his section. Fir'o hast hoon ragin;g furttiousl' Aiken barely escaped losinmr hi: st )lorohoue, in) which the pot)Holic is kept; An tioch Ila ptist cihurch al1 so itarlrow ly escaped, but I figh ter' entongh were gatheored to extin1 guiish thle 11lam~es b~efor'e any sertioui dlamag'e was dlone. JThe firIe or'iginI a ted from theo car eless or wilI in str'iking of nmatches, along thle road Lynchb on FeXbruar iy 25thI, a soni als~o uniito M Ir. and( M rs. Frani G1ar'y on February's 2t1h, a soni. On last third Sundimay ntight fou pistol bia Ill were' fired~( ilnto Nei llrientdsul)p Mothtodist churtich b: somo1 unknown1 m~)Ittscr'eant. W.' W. Aiken and1( famtily arec al to bec upj after a prt'tratctedl illness M iss El ta B 'ggs of 10asloyi spending a whbile Svih bet' grand( mot ther', Mts? Sarah Alexander', 'o A\ l'iptat churcht htas been ci tabllishied onl Big Eastatoe whic will beC kn yu'i as "REastaton Valluy Hazol Nut. f -Patrons of The Journal are a rospectfullv notiflod that T. J.. Me. Donald, foreman, and T. J, Maul din only aro authorized to receiipt, > for the paper for business begin ' ning January 1, 1901. -X protractod meetiig will bo. r gin in the Methodist church at Pickens on Saturday night before I the fifth Sutldlay ill March. Tho f Rev. S. M. Joneos will assist inl the meeting. Let the prayers of all Christianis attond this alnoulCe f mont. The meoting will probably coitinue ldurinig the entiro wook. I Mr. Jones is a coiverted Israelite who has a regular appoiitiment on the Towuneville circuit.. This is Ihot the noted evangolist S. P. Jonos but S. M. Jones of South Carolina. td. (OlENN-SMllTH[. Abeauttiful homno wedding was Solemnized it EItuality. S. (., Wed nosday afternooni at 3:30 o'clock. The contractting parties were Miss B.sssio larie Glenn and Dr. Walter Monroe Snuth. 'ThIe l iparlor was tastolully deo -r ated, the color schome being White aml greei. The coipleontered Ilte room to the strains of Menidel sslion 's wedd ing mliarch beauitifulv ren)eerel .d by Aliss Audrey Davis. The alcove, whore the ceremony was porf'ormIed by R1ev. J. C. IShivo, was particularly irtistic. The white bacekgriounid had an ll' C1t ive traio rv of oes and smilax with a cnn opy of green and a lovo knot ()I white traleton enitwinied with smii lax beneai th which the couple stood. The bride was attired inl a love. ly gown of gliay cloth triuined Wilt velvet clifon aid] huckles with hat and gloves to match. After tihe cerellony Al iss Jessie Glenn, sister of the bride, uld 1iss Lois Smith o1 C'emnS M, served re fresh ments to the assembled guests. The bride is well kiowni ill Gr eciville, where she has freqpwnt 13' isited an1d is it social favolte. Sie was also a student of Chico ra Collego. Thle grooi is a suCcesS ful young physiciani a broth-r of Dr . R. F. Sinith of' Easley and J 1'. Smith, presitlent of' the' Liberty cotton ini!. )nly a few of tho innjd1(iate re . atives NweIe l)i'esenlt. Those inl atLteidance f'oil Grenville wr Mrs. J. W. Lipscomb, 31iss I)ay t Iilit Alrr, Miss Audrey Davis and I Mr. II. K. Glemn. )r-. and Mrs. Smith will bo at. Lilho.t y, S. (. 'T'loy Iimavo th b..L wishes of their man~y friieinds foi a lo)i, anid hippy life.--Gricenville News. MA.JORS, S. C. As T see ml,thinlg of late fromi t his paar't of' the counilt r'y I will cin dItaonvo to give you a fe~w itenms that will be of1 in terest. As a gelioral tinng news is scarce butt we have ani Occasional fighit or' shooting d1oh n Marchhan ks aind~ Thlomlas Prate r, both white men, bcecame iinvolv'ed in a diflicultyvove'r atrivi al ma~tter', and a pistol figLured pr'ominetly ini the melee, Pratelr shoot ig AlIarch banks in the leftt hiand. The fight o(curriedf Sundal~y the 3r'd inst. A row also halpplen ed the same day on Col. Noirris' place, niear II ickoiry Flat, bet weeni Walter' llates, a younig white man) and( ai ncgr'o, theo negr'o shtootinig IBates ini the left thiuhi. Tlhe w~oundi( wa's a verty painifuil ei andi B lates is disabled foi' some iime 1o comle. WXo mre tnot troubled in th is sectiont withm whiisk y bu11t we seeml to have p lotty (of pistols. The ciros'sing otn thIie E igh tecn Mile cr'eek n e a r' R{ mh a mn a h ('iiclrc hans Ibeeni worked over, E. 1". ElIi sont super'ini ttnin tg the job. It is a great imlpr'ovement, atid is apprel'ciated by thle farmerwls whlo htave to hautl theiir feritiIi zers front iberty bys that roadl. Alad dogs have leen playing has - 0c aroundti~ here, soveral have leen killed in the last few dlays. Y. .J. 1i. "])EIINEC O'CAN."' Thiis is One of the Tasks Sttt I efore the Teachmers Oil Exa mlinat ion. WVeek bef'ore last t he bjoardo of (oxainer1 is for' thlis Cotuntyv mvt in tecut house, ndconducted t ho sprin"g examinaiutioin of app~llicalts tor tea 4ichleris' cer't ifi cat es. Ther'ei were a numiber' of aplpl icatnts oni hanad, aniid they stirugled f'or t wolve long hiour s on the list of exaini.t 01ne not a ntwmbher of' the boardI is aullowed tI knlow~ any thiing as to the success (or failuro iof appheCat ' -that is, their abilit y, 01' lacl of it., is niot. made pubhlic. They sim-ii I ly reoceive or' are den id tachers cotiictes, as they may mit. txaina~tilon Il thi's(ppeared :f "11o fno~ ocean." ~ The answer(!l to thlis wits put. byt one( of the ap~licanlIs ats follows: "D ltitle o(ceanl am1 II, P'aci tic . "'This was too goosl at jok40 onl somebody to) ho kept by thll board'o ahlne, and1 it leakeol out, C but thie ttator' of it will remna in unknown1 eWl xcI'pt to thle " select r' fo w.''--1Keow~en Couior. , 'lo TO K l( )bI) ER1S M.E ECTING. No~rtico is hereby piveni that a I) special meeltinig of the10 stockhohl. s hel in (olice (Of banik at 10 at. mn., 11 intg t he adv~'isab ilt y(I of intcrea1sin I- $50,(00. Ily or'der' of the Uoard oi hi Director's. inch. 7-anr'. 7. ee,. THANKS. Mr. Editor: Ploaso allow mo spaco inl your your columns to Cxpress my grati tude to the peoplo of Easloy. Ou Wednesday, March 6th, while I was at the brick yard at Pickens and lly wifo confinled to her bed, not able to be up, our house caught liro on the boo. But . fur the prompt assistance of ur noigh bors all would have been destroyed. Many, many than ks to all neighbors and friends. W. A. Neal. For tho weakness and prostra tion following grippo there is uoth ing so prolupt, and effectivo as Ono Minute Cough Cure. This peIpara tioni is highly eidorso'd ats ai unll failing remedy (or all throat and Iug t i ouhles and its early use pro vents coisimption. It was mado 'to euro quickly.-G. W. Earlo. -Fiesh bananas, coconitts, or ligtes, lenMons. ;i aa both htortlern a1ld lilo1tinti apples at Mrs. CL retoll's. The luigering cough following grippe calls for )ne Alin ute Cough Curtio. For all throat anl lung troules this is the only ha miless reined3' tI at give liiiman 'dillto resIts Prevents conisumliption.-G. W. --Nico eating and m.eed Irish po tatoes, 011001o and on ion sets at Mrs. Curoton's. Their prom l p(nielss1i a11d their pleas alit elleets make1( IDeWitt's Little Early i iserns the in->ijst popular lit tio pills wherever they are known. Tley are simply p erfect for liver an11d bowel trWubles.-. W. Earle. See that you get th original De Witt's Witch 1laz.l Salvo when you ask (or it. The gelluilne is a cori tain) clure for piles, s(res and Skin diseases.-G. W. Earle. TVEIAill 2M11. K ASSOCIATION The second 111,1n1 leetinigof ite Twelve Mlile ass ciation will imeet with Shaly Gir.sve ch'1ch o Sat Ilrday bef'oe CAhe fif'th Sun1dayIN inl MIarclh aI 10 a. im. Tho flICving programi iS annouced I.Cl Quory 1. Whait. should be done with uimlbers wyho never attend tlhei r church meetinigs? Opened by M . ('. Winlehestr. Query 2. Who was Diotrophes aml what dlice did he hold in the church' 3.Joh1n 91h1 verse. Opon Id by W. (C. Soah)(or1. (Q uery '. Was it right for J ep hah to keep hiis rash v'ow? J1udges 11:30. Introdul ctory .sermnomi Satutrday hyv li ev . It. 1". 3l1rphy3'. i ssion ary'8tUl semi S"un day' by lh'v. WX. C. Seaborn. J1. I'. Gillespio, C'onmmittee. Winter -AT i9 Main Street, Grenville, S C WXXo have julst openied andi~ will havo constanltly on) hand( during t ho sonson, all the latest styles at the lowest nossiblo j)rices. CAL L -F( lR ALL THE BEST VARIETIES. LIGHT RAKES3 - - AnI II(1:N Foit THE GARDEN. ----Shieari', un.j4 a lot of other -----l'Sfl artic leA we wati, Youii to haive. (Our hlousesR -----M!oro colning overy week. Don't Eorget To see Our ... FURNITORE AND STOVES, One Sp''ining W \heol and( twC Sig Marine Is to .g) cheap). canl lbe inade out1 of Whleat. Seeus bot tat A Warm Winter 1~ not; a goo(l tilllO to sell heavy shoes and heavy dry goods. My pricos on heavy ~1ioes, Jeans, Flannel Out ings, Worsted and heavy I)re.3s (I oods of all kinds for the next 30 days will ~c so hot they will have to Move Out. Thou you ivill Want Plows 1'iow ~3toeks, Singletrees, iiid all kinds of plow goe(1s l3otter get iiiy j)~iCQ5 ho lore you buy elsewhere. In a few dn)'s you will want, (A lirdoli Seeds. Early Corn I jisli Potatoes, etc. t ilalVO 1)011gb 1 the very llIL)tiliJCi' that I sell Atkis Saws () t' lull hj 11(15, l'uild (lelui Iii till kinds of Mill aiiiul Shin gh' ~1 ill Supplies. Come 1111(1 5(30 Piekens, S. (I g~W* 11 mao 'Phone N ~. 24. kb22tf We deal in LU ~\l l~i'~l~ of all kinds. a 11(1 1 )iei*~ed lii 1111)01' deli ~ I 'ii ii it's w;iiit i hg I Al mher ol' t lie IliloVe kiaiil ilotily 115 at least tcui days lieitireli:und that the 1 uiiiil er lll;ly lIt' tlu~i'oiigiily lried. ~i~1L~Ia~ ~e~c~p1~~ \Ve kuo~v you want. llj)-l o.d ate hats, l)ress (A'oda and 'rr'inmiiigs. Xouu lvii I fiiid the very latest sty le~ t~t .ilr store. ~aii soil you a l)l'Iltty I [at. and I)illtch it in l)ross Uoods and '1'rimnnngs for ~ iiioiiey than you Cliii buy it anywhere. Our stock is conipiete with all the latest gOO(ls of the Soa~on, aiitl dress goods ol' CV(51'3' kila(l iii all colois, ut. prices that ~iii I tempt you to bti y when ~'O11 500 tlioni. \\VC carry a fuil I Ii IiC of Sta ~ ( '~ (sIds at tue lowest market i)rice. iul I lit ao of Children and Misses Reefers an(l .Jiiekots. I'll I'S aII(I (Jul lard L's iroin $1 .C iO to $15.00. \Ve ~viil sa~'e you from 10 to 20 pet' ceo I. on yu at u~ pil i'cli ases. Oil c.iiit allorti to lilly before Seeing our stock. Misses Rogers & Co., 110-11 ~ , North MIliti street, GREENVILLE, 8. C hIoliu Block. S urn mon s. S'l'ATI~ () I" 501 *'i'l[ ( ~A I ~O IA NA, I ('i'uiid y of I 'i.ki~, i~.t. 'i'lU' I 'i.i jilts I Is ii ~ of I ill' Siiiiiaiiois foi' ic II. 'I'. .JOhiII'OIi 51111 I (ThuIi1ul:dil ul. iliit*liizi5 I I )efi'iiil:itils. 1 (El to iniswer I lie ('OihIIllLiIiI. iii llii~ II('LOm of ~'liieIi a ('oiiv i li4'i'i'~ijl Ii served 'i~i'ai a I I li.ir (.fli('( in ( reivil i* ej g~ 5io~ Ii stili SQI'ii4t' iiiil if Volt iii 14, :iui-~ve I lie' (chIIJ iI:tiot. ivi I Ititi I lie I iito sforo-;LI I, I lie ('Olili for relief leiii:iii led to iii I lie i'l:uiiaiff's Al l.'~''s. I lie olhiec of Ilie ( lerl~ of I lie ( '(iii! I. (ii I isiiiaoia I'leds for I~iel~'ie~ ~oiiiiI V Oil ii 1.1 I~i (II' ILC tioti k for I lie foreelos uie of 111011 gage. ltesiiet'l fully, i'I:uiiiliIl's Al I'el 2 I SI Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. ItiLrtl liclahly digests the (00(1 and aids Thi.tAi ro In st~rciigtiacn I ug utuid rccofl struictln~ t~hie exhausted dlgcst~lVO or gans. I b Is Lila latestdiscovCrc(l dlgCRL ant, and tonIc. No otlie" preparatiOn can approach It in efllcloncy. It in titatitly relieves and pcrmaticiitl3' CIIFOS Dyspepsia, IndigcstlOfl, Ileartbtirfl, 1"iatuleticc, Solar StOfl)ftCli, Nausea SIcIc II ~~~acheGaatI'~lgICl'amP5 an.i ahlOthiCFi'C5llitSoT liipcrfcctdigcstlotl. Prieti 50e. and $1. lArge ~lzO contaIns 2~.4 tImes sinai I sIze. iloek all aboutdyspopsli~IflhtIlOd free PreDar0~ by E. C. DeWITT & CO.. ChIcago. ANOTHER BI Battle - A. They are the Shoes that A EVERY PAR ( See Our "Julia Marlow" WEC have some bargains to off'er OUTING8. 'hiis is al way (lie pIlae for men and boys. Big lot Floiur Corn, Cori Melcal; FOL4 ettin i I( iUSINOS II ALL Blankets and Quilts All Flannels have been rec Heavy fleeced Underwear ment Is now offered at 35c. AN g.reat reIlnetion 11o1s b'en mad galins I hoffer arne w rit by y'our atI t ei (iley (0 u t ytoil <lm t lulve (o hnl West E,11(, .4W. W r a -1 Wo ha l all kins of \larbh, anid bmploy n ut first lass wor] If' you ne ed anythiiing~ in our Iliini bring a timn with 1i nsad pi lots aini ean gme the lowel Picos. o' ON IVNCING A Sl'E00 Yours1 for tr: WN H Il A NI) HIZSON. Anid buy youri ii elothuig, grloce fa rmuing~ iinplem The Heath, Br U< Jool rT FoJ ' ThatI !III we sl'(fl the Cdle ter. See is1 before you bu1 y. The1( lilea(th, Br11. cost. Thie stolck 'onsists of 1) ceries, Shoes a, Ilats, Can Go(o<0 ) I Iowvs, I 1owAst ockin fa bct< lixttures. L (a'-o. THIS STOF OR ON TIME FOR APPROVED stock wll beP conIsidlered. I trmde they have given mue andl of this (Cost Sale at oncee. Y tis kind of ten! S. . Jann - . (voirs is ! i esi~ N1 he l;enerial1I'nbl fo bi&e~4I% ('nt liet orIi' ( hi < )b 1ny ans Ilo hnis gInal n t i on ((:1 m n 11 I hamoon e~Iss. .\ 1 l('Iperson f or or blou1r1. will <(0 wellI I rade elsewheve. SS. B. MANN. r SHIPMENT xe, - Shoes ear and give Satisfaction. UARANTEED. Shoe for Ladies, $3.00 in JEANS, FLANNELS, AND o to buy Clothing and Extra parts Harness Ha[nrdware, Saddles, Bri .(-with prices right. IER & THORNLEY, PIC K ENS, South Carolina. leady w rp rng To do I his I mu11st; move lots of Winter imoi4-to moljo them prics imist be 41.h au rae lie. Parik's Prices Please: to go at actual cost. luced 25 per ce:1t. that we sold at 50c a gar V Mn all heavy shoes. The bar ion. Call and see them and if % them. A. K. PARK, Greenville, S. C. WILL E. WrITE. an(1 (Granito known to tho trade ce1n14 to finish tho work. 4 it postal card to our address will I to yiout hII>me. We buy in car AXlY-. -E 4 CO., OU11I' CAROLINA. i'y goods, shoes, ries, hiardiware, ents of all kinds, ,etc., etc. from Je, Morrow Co., SWIF'1~'"S HI1GH GRADE >ttonI. Tphese goods are made natter, and there is none bet. YO)I IRS TRULY, ice, M~orrowV co. I2ader~is of. Low Prices, )F BUSINESS! Genera*&IlfmecPhanfdise ait first ry Goods, Piece Goods, G4ro ls, TPobacco, Stoves Furniture, ~verythiing kep)t in a general res5erved. - al to go, including E WILL BE SOLO FOR CASH PAPERI. ortiers lor the entire ank the friends f.or' the good hope they will take advantage ou1 dlon't get anl 01Jopotunity of 50 YEARS' EX PE RIE NCE I TRADE MARKS DESIGNS A i"'non ina s(44144 11kete n a i de orlatlo mn. (4191.2 ~'h~ti ('e 1.d491froon e nt SIet4Itifle 4 Hilrttrt. ..91; I 'r'.In I j4tH, 1.0 Conbm] nun cr. MUNN4414Iii 4 r)311 'In & Co. saoaw r.N c Y Irnc 413 V 4.I44 St.4)31. W 'obinut . . .Are You Weak I WVeaknessq imnifests itself in the loss of ambitionl anid aching b)ones. The blood is watery ; the tissnesIC are wasting-~-the door is hemI~g opetnedI for(disease. A bottle of Browns' Iron Htitters' taken in time will restore your strength, soothe0 your nerves, make your blood rich and( redl. Do you more good than an e x pensi ve special course ofmledicine. Browns' Iron iBittera is sold by all dealers.